The Ministry of Supply mission will be in India a week or two earlier Geneva, Sept. 22.
The first victims and destruction in the centre of Berlin made Berliners experience an aspect of the war of which they had expected to be only spectators, says the Berlin Correspondent of the "Gazette de Lausanne."
The Berlin Gorrespondent of the Radical Democratic paper, "Der Bund" (Berne), reports greatly increased air-raid precautions m the German capital.
"Any who do not obey the wardens' orders are liable to fines up to 5i0 Reichsmarks or several months' imprisonment. A special organization deals with evacuations always necessitated by time-bombs or destroyed areas. The public are more amenable to suggestions of the authorities owing to a feeling of extreme weariness after almost nightly raids since August 25."—Reuter.
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