At Glance Oct 26 1939 By Associated Press WASHINGTON Russian government assures United States that American crew of City of Flint is safe aboard vessel at Murmansk, ending two day mystery. MOSCOW Russia releases German prize crew of City of Flint; informs Britain of refusal to recognize British contraband list and intention to claim damages for losses as result of it. QUEBEC Duplessis provincial government defeated by Dominion Prime Minister Mackenzie Kings liberal party in election involving war issues. BERLIN German military chiefs met at chancellery as newspaper close to Marshal Goering declares time has come for rain of bombs on England. LONDON British press expresses concern over German sea raiding. ROME Italy watching Russian Balkan moves closely, reported ready to resist penetration into Italian sphere. ATHENS Italy and Greece reported preparing to negotiate nonaggression pact. MONTREAL Liberals take lead as province of Quebec votes on provincial autonomy, finances and war participation. War News Revealed At Glance By Associated Press Moscow Tass, soviet official news agency, reports American freighter, City of Flint, sailed Saturday night after repairing engines; destination not revealed. Berlin German authorities reiterated American freighter City of Flint en route to German port despite United States embassy report German officials told it vessel still at anchor in Murmansk; Germans assert 115 merchantmen sunk by submarines and bombers. WASHINGTON State department lays groundwork for further action on City of Flint in statement charging Russia withheld adequate cooperation in ship dispute. Prague German police and storm troopers clash with patriotic Czechs on holiday, undetermined number reported wounded, thousands reported arrested. London British air force downs German plane in Scotland, two Gernffcis killed, two captured; admiralty gives British merchant shipping losses to October 28 as 51 ships and neutral losses as 29. Paris Government order expected to release 100,000 men from war service; high command says French patrol boats picked up bodies from sunken German submarine. Bucharest Informed sources say Russia has expressed hope that Rumania and Bulgaria would reach understanding on disputed territory. Oct. 7 Finland accepts invitation to confer with U. S. S. R. as Soviet wins military and naval concessions from Estonia, Latvia and Lithunia. Nov. 13 Finnish delegation, refusing Russian territorial demands, recalled to Helsingfors suspending negotiations. Nov. 14 Soviet press and radio loose attacks on Finland, accusing government of stubbornness and fostering hatred of Russia. Nov. 26 Russia accuses Finnish artillery of firing across border, killing four Red soldiers and injuring nine; demands withdrawal of Finnish troops from border north of Leningrad without delay. Nov. 27 Finland denies border violation; suggests willingness to withdraw border troops if Russia does likewise. Nov. 28 Russia repudiates seven year old Soviet Finnish non aggression pact; Moscow radio reports new border incidents. STOCKHOLM, Oct. 30.The City of Flint was said to have sailed at four p. m. (eight a. m. M.S.T.) from Tromsoe, the northern Norwegian port where the captured ship halted briefly on its northward journey to Russia more than a week ago. Tromsoe is about 500 miles from Murmansk and more than 800 miles from Hamburg, mentioned as the probable destination of the German prize crew. NEW YORK, Oct. 30 A seven ton airplane carrying two Peruvian brothers on a 4,014 mile non stop flight from New York to Lima, Peru, was believed headed over the Caribbean sea today. BERLIN, Oct. 30The semi official Diplomatische Korrespondenz today attacked the United States double standard of neutrality in connection with the captured American freighter City of Flint, now presumably attempting to run the North sea blockade to a German port.