The Archive · 1940

Britain, Norway to Sign

irade Agreement Norway and Germany Also Conclude Trade Pact Oslo, Feb. 24.

It is officially announced that a trade agreement' between Great Bri-lain and Norway is expected to be signed shortly in London.

"Negotiations," declares the statement, "have been going on for some time' in London and Oslo on Norwegian and British trade during the present extraordinary conditíons, and with the aim of obtaining modifications of the British Contraband Control regarding supplies for Norway. An agreement has now been reached."

It is also officially announced that a German-Norwegian protocol regularing trade between the two countries during the war is to be signed today.—Reuter.

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