NORWEGIANS READY
(Rec. noon.) RUGBY, April 9. The whole Norwegian people now comprise one united front, said the Prime Minister of Norway. Mr. J. Nygaardsvold, when broadcasting from London. He said the Norwegian navy and air forces now in active service and the Norwegian army were preparing to play an important part during the reconquest of Norway. Speaking of the possible invasion of Norway, he said it was vital to organise Norway's comparatively small forces so that they could be of the greatest possible use, and it was therefore particularly important to organise co.opera tion with Norway's allies in advise. As soon as Norway was free again, he so id, the Government would r;j,k tbe King for leave to resign, and he hoped, that thereafter a Government ox unity would be formed with the broadest possible basis.—B.O.W.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 85, 10 April 1943, Page 5
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