Stockholm, Apr. 29.
German forces in Norway today launched a four-pronged offensive on circles said. today. These quarters London, Apr. 30. however,. denied. reports published The necessity of building up superi-abroad that Britain was sending nal ority in the air in Norway if the Allies are to overcome the initial advantage gained by the Germans through their treacherous invasion, communications and destroy Allied is again stressed by several news-bases in Norway were holding the papers here, according to a special Germans at s virtual stand-still yes-commentary.
They emphasize that the campaign rushed claimed here will be hard, but express no doubt of the, Allied expeditionary about the successful outcome for the Allies. The repulse of German attacks clad in sheepskin, knee-length ji north of Steinkjer is noted as an en-are hear a statement from couraging factor. One or two papers
to Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime When the petrol tank of another British plane was perforated by bullets from an enemy machine the captain of the flight crawled along the side of the craft and stuffed plasticine in the holes, enabling it to reach its bose 400 miles away.
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