Public opinion, while painfully struck by the amplitude of the German reprisals, noveetheless cannot Approve. the acts of violence "which gaused these roprivals. to be. taken. 'The same ease applies to the inhabit= ants of Paris "According to, travellers who have returned here from the capital after attending the Paris Fair, for which the 'German' occupation authorities delivered e number? of special passes to merchants and industrialists, the aspect of Paris has inno way bec altered "by the untoward incidents. Theatros and "movie-hot as "usual, at toast during. oon, while the boulevards are filled with people, as in normal times, Mo. for trame ts considerably restricted by the lack of fuel. chanized column, accompanied by. 70. tanks, and an infantry concentration, both moving towards Odessa, were badly mauled by bombers from the Soviet Black Sea Fleet Air Arm, who, a5 well as bombing the enemy, machine-gunned them from a low altitude.
Bombers also destroyed over 60 German tanks, and cars, killed 300 soldiers and shot down two fighters in two days.—Reuter, labour for life, one of them in absent Ha, and several lesser hard" tabour: and prison sentences, Several of the accused, including five women, were sequitied-—Havas
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