the process of closing in on Nar yik continues, but little news has been Yeeelved in the last two days, it is stated well-informed quarters here. It'is authoritatively asserted that the British withdrawal from Analsnes does net mean the abandonment of Norway. The Government of Norway Is still in being and, with the King, still in the country." Tt is believed that the Norwegian commander-in-chief who was operating inthe ferred his headquarters to district "and is continuing operations from there. 5 The technical and milliary aspect of the evacuation from Andalsnes is"regarded in competent quarters in London as. proving one great fact: for the first time since the outbreak of the war, British troops have been really heavily engaged, and they have shown that they are as good as any of their predecessors. They have Red Cross Stockholm, May 2./ The Norwegian Government has appealed to the International Red Cross In Geneva {0 request the German Government to respect Norwegian hospital ships and convoys which are clearly marked with the red cross.
Norway informed the Internationa} Red Cross that on May 1 the Germans. for the third time attacked a convoy transporting sick and wounded soldifers. The convoy was attacked in Norwegian territorial waters by German planes, and serious losses were suffered Havas.
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