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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1940-04-18, Page 3Thursday, April 18th, 1940 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE THREE- ■will fight for "defenceless Norway” re­ gardless of any Norwegian negotia­ tions with Germany, which would be regarded as taken "under duress. Oil Nazi Motive Tulsa — Germany's thrust into Scandinavia has brought her within striking distance of control of the third, largest fleet of oil tankers in the worlds Oil, the fuel power behind air and sea attack, is considered by some sources here as one motive for the Nazis* blifz.kreig against Denmark and Norway, MOST AMAZING LOW PRICED CAR EVER,BUILT Drive a Hudson Six over a route you travel three” ... people who up to now have always every day—where you know every curve and gone back to. the same make of car, without bump. Make a direct comparison with your looking, at any other. 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Allies will be considered- "unneutral,” it was report- 'leave the defence department under ] ed reliably in Southeastern European Low Lands Prepared Amsterdam — Belgium and the Ne­ therlands completed all preparations for defence against a possible Nazi invasion of their eastern borders. The Dutch army was on a war footing, while Belgian Defence Minister Gen­ eral Henri Denis- warned that “if a potential invader studies the chances of crossing Belgium successfully, he will see .that the possibilities are prob­ lematical.” • British Lay Mines; Take Narvik; Sink Destroyers ’ . London — The Royal Navy laid an unprecedented minefield far into the Baltic — a 500rmile sea death trap in the Nazi Reich’s backyard — after shattering German naval forces at Narvik on Saturday, sinking seven destroyers. Britons, who are living these days in an atmosphere of glori­ ous adventure, interspaced with long periods of suspense, surveyed the week-end features of’the .war and they found them decidedly agreeable. An admiralty, announcement said the great minefield extended from Kiel Bay to Lithuania’s territorial waters, blocking German access to Sweden’s iron ore through the Lulea port route. The demands of our Country and Empire, occasioned by another Great War, cause us to pause and recount the progress made in the quarter-century since the beginning of the first Great War. Then but 10,000,000 acres were sown to wheat in contrast to over 25,000,000 acres now; then we exported but 25,000,000 lbs. of bacon and ham to Great Britain in a year, whereas this year our shipments will total over 260,000,000 lbs. Then the average yearly production of a dairy cow was 4,500 lbs. of milk which now has been raised to 6,500 |bs. Farmers have been alert to the findings of science and the better practices developed by our agricultural colleges and experimental farms. Changed methods have brought vast improvements; higher standards of products have been attained and maintained. Science, too, applied by practical men of knowledge has, through the solving of many of our immediate problems, greatly increased the productivity of our farms and added immense sums to the farmers’ yearly revenue, Rust-resisting varieties of wheat have now ended ,the annual losses occurring from this perennial blight which is estimated to have cost the farmers of Western Canada in the 62 years of wheat growing,’an amount in excess of half a billion dollars. Grasshopper control efforts have been perfected to the point where the damage from these pests has been greatly curtailed, one authority placing the saving from this work at several hundreds of millions of bushels of grain in the last seven years. 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V' ; . ...___ Try to Kill King Haakon Stockholm — Six German bombers raided the village of Nyversgund where King Haakon of Norway and Crown Prince Olav were dining with Premier Johan- Nygaardsvold, reports reaching here said. The raiders drop­ ped 25 to 30 bombs and swept the vil­ lage with machine-gun fire. A num­ ber of civilians were repdrted wound­ ed. Will Not Interfere With U.S. Ottawa — Prime Minister King, in a prepared statement, declared "the Canadian Government has no thought of attempting to intervene, directly or indirectly, in the affairs or policies of the United. States.” 4 Russian Troops Near Rumania Bucharest — Large numbers of Russian troop reinforcements were re­ ported to have moved into the Odessa region from the north. Odessa, on the Black Sea, lies about 25 miles from the Rumanian Bessarabia border. Paid Own Way Overseas; Killed Toronto — Word of the death of Edward Morgan, who paid his own way to' England to join the Royal Air Force, reached Toronto. Mor gam, who enlisted at the age of 17, was killed on March 16 when his plane crashed somewhere in,England, Expect Canada To Supply Ottawa ■— As the nearest neighbor of Danish-ruled Greenland, the fate of that country in the light of German' occupation of Denmark is of particu­ lar concern to Canada. Apart from all military considerations, the question of supplying the population of Green­ land with ■ food, and other essentials has to do with Canada, Asserts Allies’Will Continue London «-» Foreign .Secretary Vis* count Halifax declared that the Alites Attacked Admiral Scheer London.— Another of Germany’s prized pocket battleships, the Admiral Scheer, has been “‘successfully -at­ tacked” and at least 20 German trans­ port' and supply ships sunk or captur­ ed, the admiralty -announced. A sis­ ter ship, the Graf Sp!ee, was sunk in the 'naval battle off Uruguay some, months ago.. Roosevelt"Condemns Nazi Action Washington —■ President Roosevelt, in a .formal statement, condemned Germany’s invasion of Denmark and Norway, and declared .that if civiliza­ tion itself is to survive "powerful nei­ ghbors” must respect the rights of small nations to independence. Prime Minister King On Vacation Ottawa — Prime Minister Macken­ zie King left Ottawa late Friday on a long-promised holiday in Virginia. He -at the disposition of the military com- is expected to be absent about two weeks unless some development nec­ essitates an earlier return. Mr. King will stop at Washington on his way back from a Virginia resort where he will spend the next week, and is ex­ pected to call on President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull, secretary of state, both old personal friends. mand, the reports said. Opened the Flood Gates Amsterdam — The Netherlands flooded strategic areas in the Utrecht frontier region and concentrated strong forces at Limburg and Brabant as mysterious German troop move­ ments continued across the border. None are too wise to be mistaken,- but few are so wisely just as to ac­ knowledge and correct their mistakes,, and especially the mistakes of preju­ dice.—Borrow. Danish Ships Enemy Character London — An authoritative British source said that Danish ships now are technically “of enemy character” and that if they are to continue in service "they may do so only under :an. Allied flag.” Nazi Troops Mass Near Hungary Komarno, Hungary — Important German troop concentrations were re­ ported from the Austrian side of the frontier, in the Bruch, Dermur and Meslash regions. All hotels and 'pub- Open Golf Season To William Mitchell and D. A. Sutherland go the distinction of be­ ing the first to play over the Kincar­ dine Golf and Country Club course this season. 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