Thirty-Two Officers, Men Killed or Missing London, Oct, 26.
The seventh list of Royal Air Force casualties totals seven officers and 25 other ranks. Of these 18 were killed and 14 missing.
It is understood that all the Royal Air Force machines which took part in the reconnaissance flight on Tuesday night over Berlin, Hamburg and Magdeburg, where the Krupps armament firm has its works, returned safely to their base.
Commenting on the fight, newspapers here find food for reflection in the fact that at the very hour when Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, was boasting in Da of Nazi might, as exemplified in the overthrow of Poland, Britain's air power was again being demonstrated to the German people "unmistakably but mercifully."—Reuter, Germans in Denmark Oppose Return Stockholm, Oct. 26.
The "Dagens Nyheter" reported from Aarhus, in Denmark, that a general meeting of German group: in Denmark was held yesterday dw ing which a resolution was unanimously passed opposing any eventual attempts to compel the German minority to return to the Reich.
It is stated that the German-Danish Deputy, Jens Mbeller, will journey to Berlin shortly in order to protest against all schemes aiming at forcing the return of the German minority from Denmgark.—Havas,
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