Oslo, Sept. 16.
The "Fritfolk," organ of the pro-Nazi Quisling party, yesterday described the Swedish Labour Federation's comm. ion ice for fea Norwegian "an auda-
Germany would mile ment for this not g the Srohibitin the ceremó The journal warned 1 wegian who on Sunday chi British airmen who were fi land near Oslo after having Oslo harbour that their name known to the Quisling United Press.
Martial Law Lifted in Norwt, Stockholm, Sept, li Herr Josef Terboven, Nazi Cc) ay, announced Ji Nothing to Report Over Britain despatches. The lifting of his decrees was be-"Nothing to report." This laconic lievėd to be due to the com communique issued last lit jointly calm in the Oslo area. Rosta cinemas in—Oslo will open troops are rej Home Security w by the in Northern an Province, accord-(.—United Press. unnoticed were it not that y: was the anniversary of Germany s ing to a Chinese communique, which greatest aerial onslaught on these states Mr. Liu Chang-yi, ese Northern Honan -aciication islands—and her greatest defeat.
A year ago yesterday 500 Nazi Commissioner, commanded 30,000 aircraft took part in à m T el troops in the area in the vicinity of *Exploratory Talks attempts to devastate the Home Coun-Siryang, Menghsien and Ponai, ties, but R.A.F. fighters—some squad-Chiyuan. rons took the air again and again—"On September 11, when 50 Japan-harried and smashed the raiders, 185 ese officers, including a Colonel and of nen. bit the dust or gulped salt a Major, i ted his troops the Water. latter mutinied and killed all the On that day the R.A.F.'s mastery Japanese officers, except two, whom of daylight skies was definitely and ihey made prisoner. Afterwards brilliantly established, and has never these troops attacked the Japanese Since been seriously challenged.
Bien and inflicting 600 casualties. position the area, capturing Wen-that the talks which have so Civilian Casualties in Britain "On the following day the Japan-One hundred and sixty-nine perese forces at Sinyang ge ckem! L of a ear. be} and the possibility of sons were killed or are missing and believed killed as a result of German All that can be said at present is air raids on the United Kingdom dui tory discussions are going ing August. This number includes 56 men, 72 women, 28 children under japanese Hope 16 years of age and 13 unclassified.
During the same period, 136 persons Hope that the day will come when were injured and detained in hospital. the army of the Nanking Govern-This figure includes 66 men, 51 ment will be able to maintain peace women and 19 children under 16 and order and to take the place of years of age.
Japanese troops, was voiced yesterda:
During August, 1940, 1,085 persons afternoon by Lieut.-Col. Kunio were killed and 1,265 seriously in-yama, Japanese Army spokesman, jured.—Reuter. during the regular conference for the The benefit to the United States foreign press, Colonel Akiyama described the would be that she would not have to activities of Nanking troops in opera-engage in hostilities in the Pacific *Russians Continue mendable.
Kiangsu Province as "com-of this time. There is not the slightest suggestion here that while these ex-
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