BRITISH SUCCESS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 93, 19 April 1940, Page 7

BRITISH SUCCESS.

BY AIR AND SEA.

Growing Recognition In Neutral Countries. NAZI DUPES DEALT WITH. British Oflk-iai WlrcJcse. (Received 2 p.m.) RU(;BY, April 18. There is p-nuviujr recopiitiou ia iu<i>t neutral countries, of the magnitude and MR-niiieaiß-e of the British naval and air !*ucw**es since the opcninir of the Xiirwcsian campaign, the development of which is awaited will: intense interest. Meanwhile attention is bcinjr closely directed to detailed accounts of th«* plot whereby The Germans, effected the invasion of Norway. The "Daily pave that eigns multiply that the Norwegian plot has weakened the tiennan power. On the new front the prospect for them is dark and neutral State* are bent on stern precaution? to ensure that treachery within shall not open their defences to the 'barbarian. All over Europe dupes and hirelings, who compose the vanguard, of modern Germany's warfare are being dealt with. faithfully. What was done in Oclo with, all its &hanieWs lying and brutality is no more than Hitler and other leadere whom Germany eervee have proclaimed. To weaken friendly States for their desuaction by planting a canker of treason, by giving false assurances, iby resort to trick* of the underworld of crime—all this is in tie Jfazi text books of policy. Never before has it all I»een employed in one elaborate infamy aii.l immediately Wvand denial, mi that comitrW within r*-ach of tlic oilman fan;,. would in> Mind if 111.-■. i n<>l li.i;n from -■. ••!.. : : . ■ ;.ii , ■ ■:'.<.• ; i.f what i< ir ■■■>, '..-l ■_■~',.-■ i". n. i '