Oslo, Nov. 2.
The American freighter City of Flint, carrying a Nazi prize crew and the embers of the original Ameri can crew. was moving steadily southward well inside Norwegian tort torial waters yesterday and was expected to pass off Bergen, Norway, Sometime before this morning. It was reported that the American crew of the vessel was safe and well. It was believed they were kept below decks and only allowed on deck for brief periods.
In Tromsoe, where the City of Flint put in earlier this week, it was under-
Moscow, Nov. 2, Soviet circles "here yesterday declined to discuss the reshuflling the Italian Cabinet, which had not been reported here up to last night, Htalian and German quarters here, lncwever, minimized the significance of the shake-up, saying that it portends 0 change, while French and English circles say it will result in better relations between Italy and England and France—United Press. stood the ship would not leave Norwegian waters for several more days.
It was not certain whether the ship would enter the Bergen port or con-[tinue down the Norwegian coast.
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