London, Oct. 31.
British naval circles Inst night expressed belief that the American eamship City of Flint may succeed in eluding all attempts to capture it and safely reach some German port Soon. They. stated this would be possible, because the German prize crew in' command of the vessel, could Travel practically all the way. {rom Murmansk' without being compelled to go outside Norwegian territorial waters.
They revealed that there was only tone point where the City of Flint would be obliged 10.0 outside ter~ Filorial waters. That is. south Tromioe, Norway, owing to the dif elt coast line there. This, they said, ould easily be done at night.
Although it was impossible to discover whether the British Navy wat endeavouring to capture the City. Flint, naval circles recalled that inter= hhational law forbids all action against an enemy unit In territorial waters. united Press.
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