STATE OF EMERGENCY IN NORWAY EXTENDS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 238, 8 October 1942, Page 6

STATE OF EMERGENCY IN NORWAY EXTENDS

SABOTAGE IN PORTS Xazi Killings And Arrests Of Workers 111 ''"I I'i ■ \ i.iiion -1 '<.|>v i lyln ' -■■>•) 11 111 1.()\I )( )\ ( )cl 7 Mil 1 I. i' i■> ■ 1 < ■ 111«• il;<• 11 < \ in Norway '■ '.v ''N'< I'M ; - for 7(1(1 mile- from ilea: v -ai \ik -mil I iv. ,ii .1 I [eporl -. I, mil ' 1 1'iC'k lin 1111 ,i\ ihr Norwegians ha\c I '.Ifl i' 111.11 I > ill reeled I hej r '.ill. .1 .|._T( • ■ : • 1 '' • 1 "lie | " 'I'l :.IeIII lle -. w h 111 1 I lie '• <• r111;111 in' ( i iii -1 ii H i 11|._i .11 (ii 11ii I Mir Tim:.,lll, 11 ; i lii hll The\ 11 lew up II e!' ',11' ,i ,i! 11 ;i n I'll : i ler 1.11 ii >u ;11 T.i i. n rem. in \. i-e 11 11, hi I. I. i-1 week. . "I III" e le, 11 11 •; 11 (•( |t 11111111 •i il 111 rougl i ■ "'••( 111' 1 <11 -•I l' ' has >>| ier.ii eil 11 lee. II < 1111111 e J11) -~ el I lei o|' po| ice 11; i-i ei 1111 11 l. > i ie, I JIM) ,I, it;.- In guard ''V: .i 11: ig> .i-.M :i ml -. 11 ■<■ Ia g . I 1.,' <)I -i i i .ii 11, i 111 sell i.-ei I the I'll- I; 11i -1 (i. 1111 ell e i wa- ; 1111 <> 11 -_r 'lie 1 *'' I men ('. eel 11 e( I .11 Tl'i •) Hll lei 111 VPSim'il.i.s lie w as i -barged with sabot age lil 11 h 111s11 i; 11 in.-i nihil ii in* -i M '<■ i.ll Nasjonal ainling i (JuisI'll)-; P'H'l> ' < 'unit sentenced eight promuicni tilli-lill gi-1 s k, three 'ear- illlpri-(urniei11 I'm- nil i,>llin ,»iTen ee - The (^llisl ii 1 .gi.-1 authorities 111 |>re:--(■<l 1 lie reports of (he ease' I 'ei.ll 1.-e Hie eli iei' of llie Millistn, I I' I II i.-t iee a:i I the Mini iter <>l tin* 1 111 e rim am I '»( her e« |i i, 111 pi mniiieiii , <illill11" i. l \, ere nnplii -a ted

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N.i/i < . o\ ei iior oi Norwii). They wt'tc all professional men of good .-landing, including two barristers, ■ I t heat i e director, an editor, a bank "irector and a civil engineer. Seven hundred Norwegian workers are reported to have been arrested at l'rondheim in the last few days. Ilarsh Action Ordered Terboven slates that during the past lew weeks sabotage has re--1 urred at various places with the object of breaking down the supplv stem. He says that the sabotage tecenlly committed in the Trondhcim area was mainly against food factories. A Stockholm report says Ihe police have been ordered to

•trike with all the means available it it should be necessarv.

Terboven warned the Norwegians that the future would be hard, even lor those who were innocent, but they had nothing to fear if thev refrained from rash acts. He added that the people must realise how serious this thing was.

It. is believed in London that sabotage in Norway has affected \ ital parts of the German war machine, such as transport and telephone comnumicat ions.

Norwegians known to be loyal to ihe Norwegian Government in London are required to bear the cost ol' the damage done at the Quisling headquarters in Oslo in the recent R.A.K. raid, says the Norwegian telegraph agency. The damage has been assessed at .1175,000 and individual payments range from IT»0 to 115,000. The money must be paid within five days.