SCHARNHORST RETURNS TO BREST
The German battle- ship Scharnhorst has returned to Brest where it has docked and is undergoing re- pairs, says Reuter from London.
VICHY'S ANSWER
THE FRENCH REPLY TO
RESTIVENESS IN NAZI-OCCUPIED EUROPE
A SERIES OF United Press reports give a vivid picture of the unsettled conditions in German-occupied Europe.
A Stockholm despatch reports that a state of siege has been declared at Salesund, west- ern Norway, because of sabotage and anti- German demonstrations.
The despatch said Norse patriots s'avia for sabotage.
AMERICA'S REQUEST FOR¦ damaged German communications Several days
over
CLARIFICATION OF FRANCE'S and military
ago
100 establishments, and ] "Communists and Jews" were shot POLICY ON EMPIRE DEFENCE | that the Germans seized 10 lead-in Belgrade. HAS BEEN HANDED TO AD-ing Salesund citizens as hostages. MIRAL LEAHY, THE AMBAS- | SADOR TO VICHY.
When the police took them to the ship for transport to Ger- many. 5,000 persons tried to res-
It was stated in Vichy yester-cue them and it was necessary lu day that the reply outlines the call soldiers. guiding principles of French policy on the lines defined by Admiral Darlan and General Weygand." Reuter.
The German official nows agency from Belgrade reported nine "Communists" wore cx- ecuted in north-eastern Yugo-
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HORIZONTAL
1 Viper
4 To think
9 To disen- cumber
12 To observe
13 Thin metal
disc.
14 Australian
bird
15 German
composer.
17. Lovel tract:
of land
:10 Vase
20 To gaze
21. To change,
23. Note of Berla
+24 To hang
27: Some *A
20 Cupola
30 Pertaining.
to the ear e
31 You and me
32 Armoured:
war vessel
34 Spanish.
article
24 Roman
emperor
37 Dash:
30 Peruvian tuber.
39 Stale..?
41 Interjection. 42-Allowance);
for waste 43 Fish-eating:
mammal
45 Cry of sheep
48 Roundabout
way
48 To recoil
51 Fear
52 To harden 44 Gazelle
55 Gaelte sea
god
56 Goat-
antelope
57 Conclusion
VERTICAL
1 Timber tree
2 Ocean
3 State of
want
4 To begin
Slang: chum 6.Pronoun
7 Bird's home
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8 Toward the
centre
9 To reiterate
10 Devil
11 Owing
16 To remove
moisture from
18 Mistake
20 Like
21 To boast of
22 Genus of
Ecoso
23 Accent. 25 Part 26 Splendor 28 To act. 29 Eskinip Rettlement.
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ABBAI
PEER RAP TONE
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DANDY
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W SONG JAID HERBOT ARA RAPPROCHENZNT
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33 Preposition. |36 Reveler #R
38 Fruit
40 Small cases #2 Indo-Chinese
2. Janguage: 44:Senonglò 45 Sounded. 40 Split pulsa 47 Female
shopp 48: Back 49 Against BD Possessed 53 City in | Chaldea
Serb Guerillas
United Press reports from An- kara quoted diplomats as saying the Germans had sent 25,000 more troops to Yugoslavla cause of the guerillas.
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Another Ankara despatch, quoting travellers from Greece, cald that about 10 deaths OC - curred daily in Athens from starvation and mon fainted dally In the streeta from hunger.
The travellers said the Greeks were recklessly pro-British and held their noses when German or Italian troops passed, cheered British prisoners and left restaur- ants when Germans or Italians entered.
Budapest Arrests
United Press from Budapest re- ported that three former members of the Rumanian National Labour Party were sent to a concentra- tion camp for unspecified charges.
An Ankara despatch on the disaffection in Greece said the German authorities no longer sounded air raid alarms when British 'plance raided adro- dromes because the Greeks im- mediately climbed to cheer the British raiders.
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The Germans have given trying to prevent Greeks from listening to British broadcasts be- cause they would have to shoot too many.
It was added that rifle shots often were heard after curfew.
"y" For Victory The "V" for British victory ap peared on walls and windows everywhere, accompanied by the letters "R.AF.”
One traveller said he saw "Long Live England traced in the dust beside à German staff
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