10 A Sunday Morning War Progress Summary Of Ninth Week Several Major Happenings Mark Conflict Nov. 12 39 Sunday By Associated Press Norway rejects Germanys demand that the American freighter City of Flint be interned; German foreign office mouthpiece says Norwegian action in freeing City of Flint and interning German prize crew for violation of international law places serious responsibility on President Roosevelt; Paris reports that nazi artillery bombards Forbach. Monday Soviet Premier Foreign Commissar Molotov outlines undeviating policy of peace for Russia, attacking capitalistic United States, Great Britain and France; Communist International scores Italy and Japan, urges British and French workers to quit war; French say they shot down nine of 27 German planes in battle over western front, although outnumbered three to one; British admiralty says German submarine menace is fairly mastered; Finland tightens defensive measures as Moscow negotiations mark time. Tuesday King Leopold of the Belgians and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands offer to mediate in European war; reports are heard that surprise move was made to forestall a German attack; British report warships and planes fight off German attacks in North sea without casualty; German Field Marshal Goering says Germany is winning war; Communist International leader attacks American neutrality as completely hypocritical. Wednesday Adolf Hitler unhurt in apparent attempt on his life in Munich as blast, 11 minutes after his departure, wrecks hall, kills seven, injures 63; in address prior to explosion Hitler says Germany is ready for five year war; British First Lord of the Admiralty Churchill reports success against German submarines and admits loss of British submarine and 53 lives by explosion during first week of war; United States maritime commission discloses transferring of 15 Standard Oil tankers to Panamanian registry; French report German thrusts on three western front sectors repulsed. Thursday Netherlands inundates main water defense line as two persons are reported killed and several abducted into Germany in border clash at Venloo; Belgium boosts mobilization to 600,000 men following rumors of intensified German activity on borders; Germany rounds up hundreds for questioning in Hitler assassination attempt as reward offer is increased to 360,000; British Prime Minister Chamberlain attacks stiff necked nazi leaders who speak no language but that of force. Friday Apprehensive of increased military preparations in the Netherlands and Belgium, United States consulate in Amsterdam announces will warn Americans to leave Holland; about 1000 Americans in the Netherlands; Paris observers fear the Netherlands in danger of German attack; French high command reports two German attacks repulsed on western front, 200,000 tons of German bound contraband seized since wars start; British believe overdue naval auxiliary vessel, Northern Rover, lost; British air ministry says German plane destroyed in North sea; missile smashes window over Hitlers picture in Berlin; public files past bier of seven beer hall dead in Munich. Saturday Twenty first anniversary of World war armistice finds a European war under way, millions throughout world observe the day; Russia charges Finland recalcitrant in negotiations between two nations; says Finns increased armed forces north of Leningrad; Finnish Foreign Minister Eljas Erkko declares no foundation for charges; Netherlands sources assert tension eased in low countries; Hitler attends mass funeral for beer hall victims, police suspect German workman who repaired gallery in beer hall; Norwegians hear gunfire off Bergen; lone German airman fails in first bombing attempt on French channel steamer. By Associated Press Moscow Russia charges Finland with recalcitrance in month long negotiations, says Finns increased armed forces overhanging Leningrad. Berlin Nazi police suspect workman in Munich beer hall explosion; Hitler attends mass funeral for seven victims in Munich; communique reports minor scouting and artillery action on western front. The Hague Tension eases in The Netherlands; officials express displeasure at alarming rumors abroad. Bergen Near by residents report gunfire heard off Norway coast may be opening of North sea naval battle. Brussels Defense minister tells nation Belgium army ready for any sacrifice; authorities close 10 mile stretch of German Belgium frontier. Glance at War News From World Centers By Associated Press MOSCOW Silent Finnish delegation leaves for home after Russian Finnish talks break down. HELSINKI Finnish officials await report of delegation before indicating whether effort will be made to revive talks; good will on both sides is needed, says foreign minister. LONDON British planes and antiaircraft guns repel nazi air attack on Shetland islands and off Englands east coast; admiralty announces two German merchantmen sunk. WASHINGTON State department says German warships to give freighter City of Flint clear passage homeward from Bergen. PARIS Antiaircraft shell fragments wound three persons near Paris as French drive away German planes. BERLIN Germany expects to reply within few days to Netherlands Belgium mediation offer. THE HAGUE Netherlands premier calms fellow citizens with assurance government believes neutrality will be respected.