The Archive · 1940

Radio Stations in Order

London, May 8.

There seems to be no truth in the widespread reports that none of the three Dutch radio stations was broadcasting this morning. It is learned that the stations were working normally this morning, but that for a certain period they were inaudible in London, presumably owing to atmos-phene disturbances, The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Daily News" reports that the tension in Berlin is more apparent than on the eve of the invasion of Norway and Denmark. He adds that the extraordinary delays in telephonic communication between Holland and Germany are connected with the reports that Holland and Belgium are next on the scene for German action.

—Reuter.

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