Kaunas, Nov. 15.
The Lithuanian merchant marine suffered the serious loss of 4,300 tons of shipping today when the freighters Panevey and Nida, 2400 and. 1,900 tons respectively, were sunk in the Baltic near the Estonian coastline, 'The Nida, it was reported, was carrying British coal at the time of the disaster. 'The fate of both vessels'
Suppress of Poles London, Nov. 16.
The Germans admit that they are nding it difficult to suppress the population of Poland, according to the French radio.
Tt quotes an article published today. in the "Voelkische Beobachter" stating that the German authorities in Poland have to deal with murder fous activities striking at the German The article, according to the French radio, admits that the police have lost many officers and men, and that losses among the s. (Schuizstaffel) men have also been heavy.—Reuter.
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