p. 6

The ex-Prime Minister was of the
Party and took me in to lunch. There were the
usual speeches and Mr. [blank] heartily endorsed
the action of Norway. The experiences was one long
to be remembered. The program of our stay

[There was a fine meeting in the University under
the direction of a Club of Liberal students]

was as follows: Tuesday

11am Reception of the press.

2pm Drive to [Boxenkollen?]; lunch at 3pm

8pm Reception in Women's Reading Club, Miss Capellen
president. Mrs. Irgens, wife Minister Foreign Affairs made fine
speech.

Wednesday

Visit to [Sto??hing] in morning

4-6 Reception at Minister Foreign Affairs and at Prime
Minister's

7 Lecture in University to large audience. By the
rules of the Management, only history could be given
but no stronger propaganda could be given than