The Archive · 1941

No Return to Moscow

Moscow, Sept, 22.

The Soviet today issued a decree forbidding the return to Moscow of former residents who had evacuated since the start of the war with Germany.

The decree explained that the ban was temporary and would remain in effect until further regulations would issued.

Those returning to Moscow without authorization will not be given ration cards, the decree said.

Relatives remaining in Moscow will be permitted to send evacuees parcels of warm clothes weighing up to sixteen pounds.—United Press.

Soir ses the Chante} coast acing to reports one of the heaviest combined daylight attheks in some days.

The 40-hour offensive has cost the British 19 fighters and nine bombers, but the Air Ministry claimed that the Luftwade les totalled 34 Messerschmitts.—United Press.

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