London, Apr. 16.
President Roosevelt's blunt condemnation of the German invasion of Norway and Denmark is supported in an editorial in the "New York Times," which says: "American neutrality doesn't imply cowardly silence in the face of a brutal invasion of small countries," states special commentary issued here.
"The President expressed the feelings of the overwhelming majority of our people," the "New York Times" asserts.
Referring to the Scandinavian merchant marine, the paper continues: "Hitler has generously handed back to the Allies more than all of their merchant shipping tonnage sunk by German submarines and mines since the start of the war. A large part of the Norwegian and Danish merchant fleets now fall into Allied hands. The British and French have received no
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