The Archive · 1939

Danish Court Appraises Damage by R.A.F

Ejsberg, Oct. 29

'The Danish court yesterday waised the property damage attributed toa British bomber September 4," at 200,000 crowns, Britain offered to pay' claims for caused by four bombs which a British plane dropped by. mistake. The estimates did not Include the indemnity to be paid' the family of a woman who was killed "by the bombs—United Press, formed circles believe German faction will be directed against Great Berlin Nobel S

Awarded ice Pr izes Stockholm, Oct. 26 communique mmounced. Aw Allied attack on Ger= positions in the Warndt Forest was driven back by Nazi forces, the communique stated.

Authoritative circles claimed Germany has destroyed 78,500 tons of Allied warships, including the Ark Royal, the Royal Oak, and the Courageous, since the war began. Fifleen-hundred tons of destroyers have been damaged, they said, and additional 125,500 tons will be forced Prizes for 1948 and 1930 were awarded today to the Belgian professor Corneille Heymans German scientist Gerhard respectively: Professor Domivke accomplished great work In discovering the effects of prontosil on microbes, while Professor Hey mans discovered the impo of the aorta in regulation of breath—Havas,

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