Berlin, Sept. 19.
LARING banner lines on the front pages of Berlins morning newspapers today predicted that Leningrad would be subjected to a fate worse than that which befell Warsaw within a "couple of weeks" at the latest.
The "Voelkischer Beobachter" said, "Bolshevik proclamation: Leningrad city's millions to commit suicide."
This newspaper added that it hoped from a purely humanitarian viewpoint the civilian population of Leningrad would be sensible enough to oyer-rwe the orders of ihe Red authorities and surrender the city to Germans without continuing fighting and suffering terrible losses.
ches from focal points of the ions—Leningr: chee behind Klev—Luftwaffe, activity D.N.B. also featured a despetca from the Leningrad front which men-oner the destruction of "buperheavy" Russian tanks during Soviet counter-attacks.—United Press.
Finnish Troops Cross Svir River Stockholm, Sept. 18.
Finnish troops today crossed the Svir River at a point near Svirsk, a railway station on the east bank of the River.
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Nazis Quiet on Crimean Advance rik uth the Svir River at several other points.
A Finnish column is now attempt-
German sources declined to in- in. occupy the town of Lodeinoie dicate how far the Nazi troops had advanced toward Crimea—Naraiskaya lown is parti; y in flames, steppe was the only place—whose been set on fire by the retreating
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