London, May 6.
French troops which had participated in the Norwegian campaign landed on Sunday in a northern Scottish port, it has just been revealed. The troops, which were brought to Scotland in transports, effected the evacuation of Norway without the loss of a single man, although they were (Continued on page 8, col. 3) materials in apparently innocent-looking ships."
If the argument was that by dispersing the Anglo-French force, we delivered their blow, then he could say that the argument was founded "upon complete misconception, Mr, Chamberlain asserted.
"The true facts, he explained, were follows The forces prepared for the Anglo-French expedition consisted of two parts, One part was advance troops, who were to be sent first to Finland. The other part was a larger body, who would have followed after the first had reached Scandinavia. This second contingent was the main body
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