London, Aug. 29. RELENTLESS German penetration of Russia "yesterday re:
emphasized to the point of extreme urgency the need for all out Anglo-American production effort for the next six months, according to informed opinion in London.
Otherwise, it was believed the Allies—and the United States—will be left' next spring in the same position they have been since the war started—on the defensive.
Planes. tanks, guns and moral—in quality es well es quantity "which tain and the United. States" cart ereaie in the next halt "year will Allied Invasion of determine the strength of the offend sive in Russia and the Near East oF western Europe; which the Allies can Norway Feared throw against the Germans in' the London, Aug. 29. Spring.
Nothing produced later than six A high Norwegian source yesterday told'the United Press that. reltmonths from now can play any role able reports from Norway said" in-inthe clash of arms which will come creasing fear of a possible. Allied in-wher the snows melt, Vasion of Norway was.climaxed last 'Allies' Big Chance Week with 10 day invasion exercises Blong "the western coast as far a8 Granted that siobody Is, going to 'Kristiansand' and "Trondheim, win this. war" without hitting the 'The sources said that the exercises Shey' over the heart. with "every were carried out by the Army, Navy means at his disposal. said informed and Air force in the same districts Sources. hex spring probably is GOINg Where last year the Germans trained {0.be the Alles' big chance, for Invasion of Britain, Brain "not going to produce any-generally secepied hero that "We definitely know that the Ger-mang ate extremely nervous over tte offensive in" western Europe before iting in' the Rezure of counter. possible invasion and we have full Winter—at_ least nothing which will Feports of anti-invasion, exercises 'August 11 to" August 20," said the avert the big mass of German tro Norwegian, source. from the' Eastern front, Thay would "ithe civil: population of a southern bea very. geious sate of afl in section of Norway was prohibited {he mind' of any Englishman, except move about, all radios were confiseat~ for the growing conviction that Mus-sia now. will Be able to. carry on Was Invaded by the Germans, we sent "For if you Fecal, when Norway inder fis own steam until the show out orders by radio, Should. there Some and force the Germans into Bevan invasion now the population, Weary "winter campaign, which is" pro-British, would receive Sober Estimates orders by Tadio."
"Regardless of theories. however.
Coast Being Fortined both Britain and the Allied arsenal 'The source said that, the Germans in the United States are faced with "teverishiy™ were constructing Tottlthe fact that Russia is beginning to fications' along. the coast, from Oslo Jose its industrial areas. "And accord far-ay 'Trondheim, which Is one ing to some sober estimates combined of the focal, points of the Norwegian Brith and (American production at campaign. the Germans have been Present level is not suMeient forcing garrisons at, Trondheim, it build' enough planes. tanks and guns. in the next six months, to beat the "ihe Stavanger district has. been "Eat German army.
Beating the' German army in one particularly. heavily fortined, since thig section 1s isolated from the rest sense. means. Sisging, an offensive of Norway by high mountains," said Wich wilt sweep ft from its feet Tu the Norwegian source, holier" sense it. means equipping "Phe sources added that on the basis Present allies, and possibly new of reliable. reports, "Germans hud Rations. with weapons! to meet riy now Axia threat 300.000 troops Ili Norway before the ately' 160,000 were there hav, most rissian campaign and. that approxl-A. Mere Detail Against the enure tapestry of the fof them having. been moved' from the southern sector to northern, Nor-world serist, the Aarecup' tu Tran War a more detail. There war hope way where they were concentrated iimong Informed. circles that Tran Bong "the coast, The Germans steadily were mov= trout etl come, to terms without ing. troops into Finland, said" the orions fighting'Scerms which are sources, adding that reports claim Bound to delude guarantees concern many. Germans. deserted and oticers {ig Huasie's communications, Seiains committed suicide rather than go to alf supplies and expulsion of German Finland=—United "Press. four ity and technicians, Waat Is Important"now ts the struggle {0 come and the best means
Wat fs fomportant" ts the fact that woring fein an allsout manner, Indian Constable Wwith: each mile the German Weh= Iacht"'smashes into. Tusaia of any
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