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Bmin HJtspatrh tiiiutv-kirst year HENDERSON, N. C., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Al'KIL 25. J!»|| — * 1 1UUM8'^ F1VE CENTS A COPY SHELLS FOR 5TH ARMY AT AN2IO .\|i|ini;irliinc An/.io harbor is a landitis eratt l-.ideil vi<>, nearly a stiore hi liinks eariyinc shells lor medium heavy I'ield artillery pieces for it»" lev Allied troops ballliiis I hp Nazis in the beachhead area. Ni-le the \\ reeked buildings in the liackKrouiid. < Internalin >ali ).t I he AF Are Re-Eleeied Morne Reelected Ac Board Member; Executives Kept v .ru. Ac i (.»!'i i; .li on Ml (lit. INliilislH'i* i'! I ill* I'llil.l ii'i" i.i Kwiiinii Bu'i'ltin. was i» . Ui led |.iv.idctil ..I The A •• i I • > i i. At* Ifiard iliriu'li'i.s 11 "Mill le. . tin- !• ii Ann. ! SI mii.il (I, w . Ilin ■ i (1 ' I I »• 1(1. II). .nil! Norniail I'll .lu - ll <■: tin* I.i.,-. AiircIcs 'I'11. w.i . ! i s.c>>id \ icc-prcsidcnt 1 i mi H N'oycvs lontuuifs Ii .ii I • I'll III. .Illil Kl III i' • .it . < \> I II . V <1.1 f( i I il lu.ii ih«t. '. i> i. .-ii. ii.i tti'ic l.l'.y.l Sir it - '. ret. i v I' .1 SI . .'I iillil r uli A. .Ia«g« r. .i ist.mt mvi,'« I. K. ( 11 ll i.. *••■:« tin:', .lint .1 ill. 11<I. , i «.in: : i . 'ir. i Tin- reelect ii.ti >•: s»i* iu> miier; In thi Assi ciated Hress IJnsird ■■ dircc : .iiiii clivtiuii of m i new direct »r i ■ ixirted tlie scrimd day scs l' I 111.* .illtlllill IV.-C|||||. ..1 till' •:it news - Biitht'rins agency I. II Mir. of the I! >cky Mi.unt, ! < !i .;r..• i . win. |> >IU ii ...till:; I cell . It'll .1- ill: I' ' I .1 " ft il - - III.ill .Ml.Ill.ll ; .' .11 Ml ', ... cini|i .1.11 V I- I !.:'!! ii I 11ice. Ill tin- IV \ . ' s. i!i;i .\K \\ 11 n I INI. \NI» i:I I'll It'll I) ■I ■•:>!■ .-JI..I I : ; • t. Aim il'.illiiire .r Mi l iil;j i.,d iie.l (lie Finni: !> ei ii",cut 111 it l.'tnted State. Was breaking ii |> i i !iii .mi w nli l inland. I'xmiber (loll apses In Montreal (M). killing 9 Persons Montreal, April -!."i—i.M't — I'lic crash »f a twin-cnumc bomber in Mnnlml's downtown commercial district loil.n kilb'ii nine persons. injured others ami li'lt a do/en dwellings Hrnkcil and I laming. Some cjr «iliirsso said Hi" bomber cv piffled in llir air. In!*- others said il blew up alter striking the litiilililtc. sending fragments lift.v fret into ttic air, ''arls of llir wines and engines settled over section of an rnlirr block. One eye witness .said a mem ber of tbe new who had para eluited was liadly injured and taken to a hospital. Cotton Trend Is Downward N'< w V«.il;. April ?:>. ( \l»> ' Hire <>|)('ii('i| ri\ «■ )•> I • •' 1 lii^Kcv. ii hi pr.ci 1'' ' ' 'il <i li.ilr 111i;lii-t* in It n J"'*' May 21.|«. .1 ntv H'l'i, 1"'i'i I !>.!» I. M Pv Cli . . 21.15 •'"'•y 20.07 'Uli.ber l si t>r, 1JI.7H 19.34 Ousted from I.L.O, THE WORKERS' SECTION of the In ternational Labor Organization, in session at Philadelphia, I'a., voted 14 tn 3 to oust the Argentine labor delegate Luis Girnla (above) mid his ailvi:ers from the conference. Vicente Lwnhardo Tolcdann. Mex ican laiinr leader, led the ouster movement. (International) Stimson Asks One Defense Unit For U. S. lie pre cut n.ivy a I *.or tided Si . II,, ■ •i.mmillec thai ' i «>i (■'tnmand should ti •! In? ell'»fled during tlie |M-« ■ ' ' . i . i> a ! '.-d I i, t(l< ismrtr« f |K.rl iih e that Hie general* •m i r in in- deler n.-l ii •• ....ii . |... i>|,. \ .iM.fi.- I , • ■! ' • ti.r •• ade,| lately I ' ' e'\ 1 • -IV- . .TI it ' i ll i ■ r e l it .', i,j| ;' I'l* |{ t • I •• ' .i •• ii : iatt|Hi',<.er and nine-. ' >'i e-■ ' 'lie '• i t'ie \ i»|.mlnry e - . M-r.it ..| . -.ii.: "cad - i.| the • .n i■"i hratii'he* "f ti• •• .ir-aed . cr\ - ire- m -hi ■ v ii . I. n idflf d ••(>111 • .|iei letii e in tile v.ar IlilVIt .. • ni'l.itilh i inn:. • ■ • t1 • »I \< .111 ii - ttiry i•• ■••• ieial • n • mailer liwv • i i I i limit ilt any fundi* I .. ' ' v nt.if. in! i>i 'cul nly iiii f. ■ . lid ■ . •! ae.it nnli Iaiy . i • •. i'• . , ... i rm nf roni lfin • .i I', i win enlrated jitilImrit,v ,.1 • I' • I ' •!' i l.lMMIIi::, II|IC| \ i.-aon and i ntinl." i' i' .I'M''>rs [or Sp\ I ri;ils !n \\:?s!iiiv»{«jm (lour! - I '.. \|> I ' • (AIM In ,tti n , |H>c(ed i• i i >;ieed. fiVI* ■ • l< ii' ili\ ely I lay In Ilea" I'a ill»\ el lllill III' ''ase ai;aillst Ho pei ■ i,' .ii nl nf 'it' piracy I•» rli ,• • i ' • I led Nt.il. armed i'i,u .ii i ;:.iwi i ' I't ■'.« r -.f I a- •,!.* t. In i,lied 11 i .. i il: -I liy di'fens" net ■ '• I lh< . • pi .'sp"elivr • i i . : .• liiiifhenn I' n v ii«av lie rem ivi'd i nl,. Iij inotiiif* challenge* nl lowed i., • i th< , i llnli nrd dcfiiuc, The c H toiilcr brushed aside an* ..a.'. 1,000 U. S. PLANES HIT NAZIS New Guinea Mud Halts U. S. Advance Americans Closing On 3 Airfields Organized Fighling By Japs Not Found Anywhere on Island Mai-Arthur's Advanced Head quarter ... New Guinea. April 2-"» — ( AI')—American and Dutch invader.*, slowed more by tnud and mountain than 1»y Japanese organized resistance. closed I rum two sides today on three air fields in a :»r»H-snuare-mile area of Dutch New Guinea around captured lloliaiidia. A to-irth iir field, . ei/.ed by .ni nth) i !i\ '> .1! '•■•lie aiyriu.l -mper nppo. 11 • >t l I .'ill luile.-. ! i * lit.* ea-t. w.i- already 111 n-e !>y the lii>h air loree |>I nus. Tholi.-ands ot invading troop.. the bulk ul them Americans. were land ed .il three heaehh< ads Saturday lirnlii'tnl by the gun- and dive ii.. ilwrtt "t a naval armaria which Admiral t'he-ter \V. N'ltnil/. credits [ -.villi w 11 > 11 is i nil |n| Nipponese plane-, dl but K! ot tliem oil the I ground. ■{(port.-, today l»y General Mac Arth .mi ul' cos front tlio field hy As ."elated I'ic-n war em i • ■.-.pond enl■ 1uld ot a -team roller, impeded | largely by the terrain, overrunning I territory within bombing range of the Philippines. Xowltere in tin* Itidl.uidi.i area. Ii-s tii.oi I..MM) miles from .Mindanao, was tlierc word of organized I'iqhthiK l»y (lie I 1.000 Japanese estimated to eompro lliise the defendiiiK force. <«ii lut* west iiiink, American sol diers. last reported within five miles "I the tn;im ■ !• •!!.<n«i .1 air tield. (old -\ I * I'nrre.-poiident Marlai Spencer thiil "some Japanese didn't even have Rim--.'' This invading force, landed .1! 'I'.ii.iIim nT.ih bay, had moved -is mile southeast by Sun diiy afternoun. ( >ii the cast flanu. l ed niul. which caked the Vanks from head to foot, w is the chief deterring factor in a tude and one-halt push re: lltim t>.i| it li.iv lito the Aleck.ige .>1 llol iandia village Sunday. At1 Com--p indent A thel li ish. .1 ting hi. dispatch amid the ruins i>: Ilie community' l.Ml building.-, ,i;d only the .-prawling bodies of dead i ni 'ny st1-agglei - were fmiiid .illcr naval gun.-, dive bomber- and mountain 1norl.11- raked the village. At Aitape. the story wm- the same. The enemy garr:-nn of between aUO and l.titio fled, leaving !'H dead and 1 lew pri oner- around the captured air field. Australian royal air force j engineer-; worked at night under flood lights, disdainful of the enemy air arm. to repaii the bomber and fighter -trip . while A1r.c1c.1n Iroops nuned on the village live mile., north. I 'Ud'114 craft brought a never end ing flow of troop- and supplies to | the beachhead from l.iberty hips m I transports, reported Al' Corres pondent Spencer Davis. Day's Elections Awaited For Republican Line-Up (liv Tlir Associated I'rrss.l The nalion's political obsci\ ci s awaited i( nil of election in tlnre i.iic- i'i(|,«v Ix'loic t.iUinu ,i .-.land on Hit' I.ilr.I ii.iImiii.iI «om <'iilinii pie ilir'inli that the Hcptllillcnis v. ill ••• >1 n.mil' llu li n«iinliicr mi tin first li.il lol. Tlir prrdidion caim* from flu; camp of Ohio (iiucni 'i .lolm W. Iliickci. COI* pre-idcntial ciindiiljili', ill a clailn made l»y Itiickei's ciini pai,:n i i.in.iiit'i. I Joy I) Mi«iit, Moon- .1 ertcd Hi.ii llrifkcr would U" into tin .lum* convention Willi the ..ii|>|iiii*I «if i!.">drk'Uatcs. Today's flci 11 »lis well- in llicso . lalo> Massachusetts I" seven nf I Ik* fourteen cilim essii mal districts a I)einocralir iniiiliulliv slate <>| na liunal conventurn delegates Is oppos ed l>v candidal!-- pledged to the fji \ oritt > ii '-.iiididiu j- ol former Co. cni'rt .1" '■ I ' , .id ti'iniMu li.i llClll f>K\ I *i ■ 1111 yl 'in 'lie I »i*t 11« »c i it i\i!| t»l«k it IjiIi 1 iiiiivcntiiiii «i- • i - Uiit, |>l< • i: c <1 • ui'pifi I I'n nil pi ll(HKfVCll. lit | ' • ill- Will 11. HIT 111 ili*l«'U;tli'. \\ I • i\ *.nl Willi <•1II >r I 'lw.nil \i • 'ill i .1 '• I;i\ in i son, litil |>i • ■!•.i • ill i'n ii I IH'v. rv V'licii -i-i i"n < "H\ i lilmn ImiIIhI ni({ nt.irtv KrllliK i.v I:< .. >lir;ih w ill It.nnr -i\ rom cilli' i il' li'Uiiti s .-(ill In lie I'lin-I'll. i\li > • i • • |i cli-l ye i< i ilny Hrpiii'l > iilci>. -.iy K< n lllcky'.-i \ \ i >11 Ii I i'n lii (inu'i IH.r Sllnrni V. "ii 'lie first 1 ..11 - tut ;i| llii- l' 'i ; ii l< -I l\('l 1111 ■■ l, iitul till II I i I >r\\i \ Ki '1111 XV'. N i ;rnr ;i ri-pnrt Ihiil ii nii'i ' "i: •! imli-ldlii tli H'liii Dcmoci iils I N'i'\\ York iiiul -ov oriil oilier 'r w.i- lu'M in New Yorl; **• ROMANIA 1 )S BULGARIAN? 'OGOA AFTER SEVASTOPOL WHAT? Already Russia's P.'.vi ."eaFlcet (1), which has been held in reserve around the main base at Katum, lias begun to swin;; into acti«"i a::d many of the ships were on hand to help check the evacuation of Germans from the Crimea. A drive • n the Balkan eoa»t points may follow. As tlie map show* (2) Soviet troops, sweeping ahead after the fail of < >d» a went in pursuit of the fleeing Axis forces and swoops toward itomania to join wi'.h K«'<l tin •]. i-lung southward near lasi. Meaiwhile II S bombers, based at Koce.a (3*. continue to pound vital cc:;V' i liiUci'rf "Balkan 11Ijw uiw.'" (International) German Attacks Broken Up On Long Eastern War front A|>ril —'A I')—-Tlit* Red ill my h, m.*i i I.icl; \v«-st <l I >n>>it>•. > i |,- ihij IIi cast (.1 ih< i.!•: ttitu • mil- ■ n. lor Lw. vvhirh ,.i fii i h,K| ivoilcil in cli i\'ii , |' '***» hurst I it •• . ;i Su\ iet rum iiuti ' 111« • .:ul t < if I: IV. M«ir«- til.m tun were >|;nn iii the Rus* inn 111 nil or hlmv, which [ dislodged ih<- ••Ii.-my Hum | |>l;ires, and "ri'j.ii.11' i tin- s tualion, lilt* Indictin (iicl.iiimI. Ill llie Carpathian tiintliill.• ' than Urn mil.-, t|„. ..,,,uthi '■■••I<• Hum (;«■! a <n . V. (.!i - •••ally ii'iMuiivl killed after I hey < ■.< ii utroiin Miiitliwcst ■>! Stan I. '."A i>y litKlit. .11■ i win- i lilted . v .i"Vici I^ m tin? 11torn.mk Kx<t*|M ft r these n il..ii-. however, :i < ••ill n.led ;■ l<>iii* the i "''I !i"iit .. 4 ,i lit .1 ,ur |'itree light en!. a the l>h« i;.iflo .it Sevastopol. ships which attempted to > -Axi troops «•••( of the eneire led 1 Slack S'* i base. The ('(iniiiiiiMi(|iie t! the war plain Milk se\e:i ti iiispoits. lnl.il 10. tons, as well .i a landing j » rut ir r .,nd three |>.• T1 c•! !h i* i'ft.-.ri'i .Sevastopol ;i!Hl |{oin.iii! i aorta. i»'i '•'•ii plain-., «i Iso struek con cenir '!«•<! ImmhmK ««ri strafing M«»v. ,u:miA\i- (roups iu Sevaslo !»'.! it sell. rausioft heavy losses, the communique aid. Thirty-seven air craft wciv reported destroyed in the Sevastopol area. (A Re;°lin broadcast last nigh! • lid trie Ifu lanj: had unleashed their •*tinal >auli" on Sevastopol, and that tierce I.huI li^htinR \va> ra&ing once more around the city.) Germans Strike IN a pies; Allied Bombings (>o On Allied Headquarter . !V.«|»!«• April 25. (AIM <«*•!"11 II t> 'lllin : itl'lll . sharply ;• t \ap|r !a.-! n.^ht ill T)it* wake <>t a /•■>■:•( ri>< >rdinated atl u l: by Allied aircraft attains! Nazi com innnicatinn- awl aircraft plants in the l*>all.an> tiiir northern li.ily Unofficial « "i nato- placed liic Size <>1 the Na/i loriuatioti which raided Naples 1 I'll to In plane The altiiek, iiltliougli sharp. wa • nol par' <■ daily il a.;.in;, line ul Ine lanlers was hot dmvn by deteiidini; i planes. The Allie- : i< ■ I! .will •»i■ t n•ye - terdii.v. cK'-;i • • \ .r•L".l enemy pl.nii for a I"..- ul ] I :ii operation lliat in cluded heavy bomber wnulln "ii i the ISnchan t an t I Muesli rail yard, in Koinama. am. n an aireratt lai tor.v at I!elurauc. IS. Ki i t:• i .iikI I.iberat •• wen- ii-.fr Hit i".. hare t and IMoe l| yards tor timr 'hail a hall ti • i. fiHhtinu nfl at' i by between and 7li fighter.--, a they laid bom » on the main hin to Ad"ll llitle ti oops uppn ' e l{ii.. ill an i • in lloiuanui Hoinber c • • i .-•altl then i"» i starte I (mi in the I'loe.-ti yar i winch -cut im 111d -me.e ,i .i.nnii feet. Meanwhile, American troups oc ciip.ed .1 hou.se one .Hid (•lie half m.le we i ul faiano, in the central sector ul' tin- An/.'i beachhead alter ;i .• ri■ i: t.uht ye-terday, headquarters atmotmccd. Another small Allied force also improved its position on the lieaeh iie.ul, irii.'.vr • Mini** Woods two mile, -i i it 11 !•' I'is'i rna, important (iern ill tiicat ion; huh. .1. w« 11 ■ po Ml. ..1 'iii; a mail to tlie .011 til. Artillery .ml .01 !ar iluel. con tinned •; Cn 110 One Allied patrol .1 tin i nt. 11 ,' 11 • of the trout cross 1 d the S.mui " 11 r. British Set Terrific Blow In Enst India S Hlicast A 11 I le.nKpinrters. Knti I". 1 • yt'ii Am I ' • — 1 A!' 1 I. 'in; • •liimn • ! men. t.nil... and _nn-. »l 1 he limt'ti'eiith army ace moving lo ft irtl Koililtta to hurl an .1 • i.ilt I (a ill.VI tlie Japane near that .1 • t ■ • - pit objective, oil the Assam-Burma IrolH. .' .i. |-e|H«iietl here today. I hi 1 ait. ire ad' •tieinj; is .1 pr > leeti ■ •in l .i I'.ritish troop.. t 11; • 1 :■ 1 the t. I. of clcarim; aw >■>' [lie I' t threat 1 ■ • Kohiniti. |i".i Immliei ,ue h.otynu: the re I ■«.11 it 1 u 1 ■ 11 e 11 y. 111 .iiinuai teian ii.iinii'd. iiid .11 .ilery I:- puiiiui ii): 1 iv .il .l.ip.iiit ■ 1 1 ncent 1 atlolis. \dmiral l*o id I.on Mi outbade 1 nMfiii|iie via! that north oi lm ptial, 1 *i 1 the (Ml-iiiile road |n !<• hi 11a ,1" l-imhvh coun 1 rv ret;; 1 iii id i li .if I ■■I I' 1 I-Ioel. x Hi v. Inch the .lapa n* 1 have held fifteen mllni ol tit • 1 1 1. aid .1 I• • 11 ilmn ot the ninth ilats (Indian native regiment) over 1.111 i nn .1 pa- 1 <■ forward posite • i.iptined an anti-t anU mm and re pnl-i ii two i-o,inter attacks. Til 1 .> tli I 1 ' indir.ll ion that tin Iint h. app icntly feeling lin \VB;ATIIER ' NOI'.Tll ( MtOIJNA. I'.iir and mild today; fair and icoilcratidt ioel tonight. with sli :luH lower temperatures east portion. Partly cloudy and war mer Wednesday. Answer From Sweden Not Satisfactory Washington. April 2a— (AC)—Src n tary "i State Hull said today tliiit .Sweden' reply lo an Allio<l request t.. stop Miiding hall-hearings to Ciei n itiv \v . ■ ii •! sat ;sl;ictnry. Miituriilly litis government is very 11■ 11<• 51 fli.-N.iti.-l it (I. Dull told lu.- pre.- , e. inference. I>ec.iiisu it attaches gie.it inip< i t.i li e to tile question of sup plies ini Na/i Germany. Swedi n i- reported to have t"ld both llritiin .iid the t'nitcd States that i! e mot hre.ik it.- conimitments to Germany to send ball-bearings, wli'eh repta'-|. these llestloyed by Al lied air raids. Stocks Steady After Selling N'c" Vol 1.. April 2a.—(AIM—The stoek market .-till \va un a lon-eon ,-eioii. PmI.iv. but ..ellmij dried up .md le tdmt: is ue- generally regain ed t!:•- • equilibrium Pi i e churncd about somcwh.it in .ii .i>-t. ely alte' a quiet start, and near the tourth hour, trends were ihj ivorsc than a -hade uneven. pit .1 ha\e lie- in '.peiiti -M. in ii t. • Hi. I md link In t.-i en K'> hima and lliipli.il Great Air Offensive In 11th Day Over 40,GCQ Tons Of Bombs Dropped Since Mid-April London. April 25— (AP) — Well over I.'mio American bomb ers and fighters bombarded I three German air fields in ! France today, the eleventh con secutive (Jay of the war's great i est aerial offensive, the German 1 radio said. Other Allied bomb ers had penetrated into the southern sections of the Reich. \ pn.lim:nar\ announcement of daylight ;h ii\i:> .• Ir.ch appeared to i• ■ n .1 uig.inta- ill, i-.iid Fortresses ml 1.1Oer.1t m i Ili-: 1 ■ 11 smashed at N i/l M« 1 / .i!:: 1 ll ion in tin- c in tinning :i 1 !-• mt i f!• • ■! to humbl.- Hlt j In v :ni- |«iiahead o! She western | in\ asion. \ The daylight i'! uks { Unwed at tacks last nigh' i.v in <>';i iljly 1,000 i planes of the HAK vlurh blasted in ; dustrial Mtinii li mrl K .rlsnihe. W';ivm ill r-lam-s of ;i|| types dr« v~ tnruai'l itie campaign that li.is poured 10.000 to .">0.000 tons i:l explosives on Hitler's war ma rhino sinee mid-.April, and short ly helore noon tin- Orrman radio reported strong bomber forma tions over the southern, western and southwestern portions of the Keieh. i Thirty British planes were lost last I night when the main blows aimed at factories and communications In Munich and Karl .rnhe. Mosquito planes hit Dusst-lil'ii t .md other raid ers pounded the rail depot at Cham ' bly. twenty miles north of Paris, a link in the battered rail network supplying the Allantic wall. Mines also were laid in enemy waters. Hoconnaissanee showed fires spreading over a large area of Mun ich .in hour after the main bomber force had left, the air ministry said. | • Milk Subsidy Grant To Be Carried On Green-bo. .. Apr.I —(AP)—As ,i direct II-- -it of cunterences held i in Washington ,it the request of North Carolina interests on April 1". tiie Office of Kconomic Stabiliza tion today expected to announce a program lot continuation of milk subsidies in reduced form through ! tin' sun mcr. and .it ;i higlier than present level during the coming fall and vvmtei ll.irrv Caldwell, master of the N'.iti ('. m;:e, said here today. I Si-present at v i li. I. Ill nigh ton, of North C'.i! I n.i. who arranged the \V;t ihinuton cult: once of State rep i rcsentative.- and < )PA, WKA and 1 Economic Stabilization Director Vin son last week, has informed Cald well th.it the order from the Office of Kconomit Stabilization is expect ed t't be made today, and will call for a -ub nlv t>f (>.'i cents per hun dred pound tor milk beginning in M ;ind enilmg in August, and in tin- next <•> en months, or until M e- h. ■ • i' l.v will be !>(» cents pe hundred pounds. (In i i n n I'lo'ighton led the State del' 4a' 'ii to \V;i hington for tins hearing I.ist week and acted S5? spokesman. Germans Are Liquidating Danish Saboteur Groups St"i l.in.lf, \| !il L'.'i (A)') llit lei - >jipi ,ii ilc|> ty ,inM minister In I>''nni,nk. Wee nor lies), dwl;iml U> d;iv thiil tin- (icnuitiis wore mnviiiB j-\\ Illy ■ il* ■ i>-1 ~,iii i|cmii> .nut tindri 1:1 imiikI i-lfinciils ;ill<Tltnn (jcr in.hi inti'iists. 1 N'Iri1. . U l . V I til,illy I' "Mi Sai It'll ,111(1 lll'st's >t,ltflllCllt i'Ctuu l>;i!ish |.MSN irliM'fs w,l> till' i r*t Ijiii^JiU* cvidcncc i>I tlu* li-.isiiii jThc minlry wan cut oft late yostcr ,.iy iifK-rniion. Hc.-t reported thiit Denmark \v;is "swiinnini;" with underground work ers and it, therefore, was Germany'. I t.i -K In ,ill,u ); swiftly and sternly." Ik* said the Nazis would show nc> I mei cy Inward siibotciii's, indicfttiiiK 1 they would |>(. summarily shot when i I'imclit. lie ex picssfd hope that "Condition* would stabilise" «nd I tlutl Danish public opinion would re (in'' 1 u.• n.-t tin- recent increase of sabotage. The hchcf was prevalent in Stock • h<.II (hat Denmark was isolated so I the undei Kioiincl could be cleaned I up a-. ;i pre-invasidi) security meos . ure Similar acttnn was expected in other occupied countries, many 1 Sv.-cdish sources believed.
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