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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22
Church News
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
w. NJ. S. To Have Program
At Church

Instead of the regular Sunday
morning service this Sunday, the
WINS ladies of this church will
put on program. The theme is
"Firm Foundations For the Flu
ture." Some of the members of
this organization are good speak
ers and all who hear this splendid
program will receive a treat,
Special musical numbers will be
rendered. Services at II o'clock.
Pastor To Be Away
The pastor Of the Baptist church
and Mrs. Cullom will visit in Cam
bria this Sunday, where Rev. Cul
lom will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services. Rev.
Arrowood has been asked to sup
ply in the absence Of the pastor
Sunday evening. He or some. 9TH
er preacher will fill the pulpit
there at the 8 o'clock hour
Successful Association Meeting
Prof. James E. Quisenberry of
Coeburn was elected moderator
for the new year at the close of
the association meeting in Wise
county, held at Wise last Wednes-
day and Thursday. The following
members of the local Baptist
church attended this meeting:
Mrs. E. Poore, Miss Jacqueline
Poore, Mrs. Mccoy, Miss Ruby
Stanley, Mrs. Ann Mullins, Mrs.
Hattie Phipps, Mrs. P. E. Cullom,
and Jack, Fay, Mary and Joe Cul
1om.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22
APPLICATION FOR BEER
AND WINE LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that
Hardiway Baker, trading as the
Coffee Cup, restaurant located
on Main Street, Clintwood, Va,
intends to apply to the Virginia
Alcoholic Beverage Co1ltroi Board
at Richmond, Va, for license to
sell wine and beer for on and off
premises consumption at the
above named location.
This August 10, 1910.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

ington, w. Va, is spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. John
Mullins.
Garrett Fleming of Heller has
been working on the cemetery
here this week.
Banner Fleming and family Wis
tied relatives in Wise county this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Our Desiroyers
Will Hunt Subs

HALIFAX. n. s.-Rsar Admiral
Stewart Bonham- Carter. chief u
British naval operations In the
North Atlantic. disclosed today
that the destroysFs obtained IN q
trade with the United states will
bs used IN an intensive drive
against German submarines
Bonham-cartnr said he dld not
know when the transfer ~ the
dsstroysFs would taks place. but
that there would be no ceremony.
British captains will board the
ship. and take over command from
the American captains. he said.
rhs flags viii b. changed. and that
viii eompiets the transfer.
These ships wtti - used almost
exclusively 70 hunt submarines.
tbs admiral said The Britain
navy i snort - destrvysrs. and
thsas ships viii remedy that ahort-
mesa
ffhs reporter teisphoned his
dispatch 10 New York. and At THIS
point ths censor broke In ana pre-
vented continuation Of the fore
going quotation.t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

Regular troops Al FORT Lewis
passed In review for thu first tins
Saturday before their nav COM
mandsr. Brig Cen. Charles v.
Thompson. Ne took command %
Fort Lewis and the third division
July II when preparations for N.
Var Western mansusers IN south-
western Washington occupied staff
headquarters
me review Included many IN
tried units and served a. . basis
ION ~hleh 10 Judge tho improve
msnt IN the next fsw month. ~
intensive training Gen. Thomp-
son said Ths laHt review vas
given June IL for retiring com
mandsr MAJ Gen. walter G.
Sweeney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Polish Assassin
Handed 10 Nazis

yfCHy. France - The govern
msnt Of Premier Marshal Henri
Philippe Pstain. under terms II
the armlatlce. has turned over
HsrschsI Crynnxpan. assassin Of
German diplomat. n the Ger.
man military authorities. u was
dlscIossd today.
Crynszpan. q Polish Jew whose
act was given as an excuse for
violent anti-semitic activities IN
Germany IN 1888. vas taken Inn
msdiatsly TO Germany BY auto
mobile. escorted BY armed police.
French authorities said they had
no idea Of what happened 70 him
in Germany.
Grynszpan aasssainatsd Ernst
won Rath. a secretary of the Ger
man embassy In Paris. after re-
eeiung word of hardships his reia-
fiyes had suffered In the Reich
He had not been brought 10 trial
when the war started. although
funds had been raised In America
for his defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Chinese, French
Troops in Clash

tffHf@c Chinese troops Thurs
day violated ths Frsneh fndo-
China China frontier but ssrs
forced BY French troops 70 flee
after "nsrcs fight" official
French dispatches from Hsnoi said
today.
One French soldier vas killed
and 10 we're wounded In ths fiRht
along ths Red river a eommuniqls
said
Ths french were reported 70
have reinforced their border
patrols against further posaibis
Chinese ineursi0ns.
fcsnerallssimo chIanE Kali
shsk's Chung king government had
warned formally that Chinese
troops would invade French fndo-
China 20 combat japanese forces
II thu French permitted the Jap
ansss 10 pass through the French
colony 70 attack Chinese on the
Yunnan border Var East dis
patches rsportsd the french
agreed 70 allow the japanese
passage over the Haiphong- Yum
nan railway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
File Petitions
For New Lights

Two petitions. representing
about $500 feet Of frontage. were
filed with City Clerk Genevieve
Martin Saturday requesting new
ornamental lighting on Broadway
and St Helens ave.
One petition was headed by the
name Of Bernice A B. Reyes and
included signatures representing
about 500 feet frontage. The
other. headed by J. c. Shapiro and
John s. Baker. represented ap-
proximately TOO feet frontage.
The requested district would In
clude 81. Helens ave. 7th 10 9th
sts.; Broadway. 7th TO 18th SITS.
Thus was the project Of mod
ern lighting for Broadway reborn
following the death Of an earlier
project in the city council last
Wednesday.
The present petitions filed dc
not represent q majority Of the
frontage, but DO give the council
a petition upon which the CON-
nissioners may. II they wish. base
initial resolution procedure.
Underground wiring for q new
street lighting circuit has beer
installed during the current street
resurfacing project
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

BERLIN - In repri>al for
British air raids on Berlin. the
German air force has begun
large scale raids on London
the German high command said
In = communique today.
A communlque said -the
enemy again has raidcd the
reich capital by night. causing
several casualties and some
damage by the random drop
ping Of bombs on non-military
objective~. The German air
force, therefore. has begun at
lacking London with powerful
force>.s Il said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

wAsHIs GTON-Ths flna
house vote on the Burks-wads-
worth CONSUMPTION BIN probably
viii be taken tonight One sub
ject for debate remained - the
question Of industrial cooperation
in the defense program.
Leaders expected one or the
other proposals 10 Be- adopted ~
substitute for the senats's
Russell-Oysrton amendment. which
would permit the government 10
condemn plants needed for ma
tional defense and operate them
while the courts were fixing com
pensation.
Other sections q the ball stlll
10 Be considered included that
seeking 10 protect the pay and
seniority status Of men drafted
for military service and keep their
Jobs open when they get back:
another providing for five years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

Fires were started at various
points in the city. including a huge
warehouse and a stable a few
blocks north of Inter den Linden,
municipal buildings in the weisen-
see suburb In northeastern Berlin,
the old criminal courts building IN
the center Of the city, storehouse
and police station In the diplomatic
quarters, a few blocks southwest
of Inter den Linden. and a radio
factory and dwellings in the Wed
ding district In north Berlin.
A tour of the city, arranged
under auspices Of the prcpa-
ganda ministry after the raid,
showed bombs had struck, In
the districts 20 which CORE
spondents were taken, near
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

From = tower high over London.
I saw bombs dropping along =
wide stretch Of horizon. There
were flashes OF half a dozen ex-
plosives at scattered points. from
which dense smoke arose.
About 50 German planes were
EVOLVED in the main attack.
Beaten back In preliminary
thrusts at London. the German
craft reformed and returned 70
the attack.
Anti-aircraft shells exploded
around them In one Of the
heaviest barrages of the war.
Dog fights developed overhead.
until the roar Of planes was
deafening.
Several German planes were
seen to plunge toward the earth.
In 4 southeasterly direction three
waves OF Nazi craft bombed OBJ
5ectives. despite powerful anti-air-
craft fire. British fighters tackled
them. shooting down at least three.
A few minutes later three Ger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

Imprisonment and q $4,000 fine
for evadIng the draft or giving
false Information In connection
with ~: and the section fixing :
five-yesr limit on the compulsory
training program.
One Of the iasf sefs 81 fhs
house yesterday before I'D
lournmenf uas relsetisn ~ IN
amendment which would have
made members - congress
subject 60 the draft. The ban
sxempts them while they hold
effic~.
Advocates ~ the amendment
which was offered ~ Rep. Win
Wilmington. D.. Miss. contsndsd
that 70 be fair 10 those II drafted.
congress should include itself.
Opponents charged II was q dem
agogic gesture because those vot-
ing for Il would know that prob
ably no member of congress would
Be subject 70 draft for other res-
sons-such as age or dependency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

wAstffs0ToN-Ths navy SAT-
urday named Capt. Ralph chand-
Ter Parker 70 command the newly
established Alaskan sector.
me sector vas established by
Secretary Of the Navy Frank
kn0x 70 administer naval matters
IN the Alaska area. where the
navy u constructing . 1890. 900
chain Of air bases a. sltka, I'm
alaska and Kodiak.
Parker. who has been inspector
Of ordnance in charge Of the naval
ammunition depot At Lake Dem
mark. y. j.. win be under Rear
Admiral Charles q. Freeman. COM
mandant OF the 18th naval district.
Puget Sound. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

bombs struck the district. They
wrecked tenements, a factory and
q garage.
passed through the area soon
afterward. Police were warning
all pedestrians ag ainst time
bombs, two Of which already had
been found.
Searchlights still were on and
snti-aircraft guns were firing.
Tenement jewellers were being
herded out Of the danger zone.
Relatives Of many of them were
on the all night shift in the
wrecked factory. and wives. sweet
hearts and mothers refused to
leave until they had received news
Air raid precaution workers still
were digging in debris for bodies.
An aged man cried repeatedly,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

man planes roared high overhead.
followed by IL others in a rough
arrowhead formation Anti-air-
craft shells bursting among them
broke up the formation
But the Germans came on again
and again. striking at detectives
CONTINUED on Page s. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
People So Dazed They're Not
Coherent After Bombs Fall

NJ he was taken away In m am
bulance: my sons. My sons!"
The rescue workers found an
80-year-old woman. unlnjured. sit
ting on top of . pile of debris,
unable 10 talk. Given n restora-
tive, she said: "Wherc In my dog
Scottie?"
l found the people generally 90
dazed they could not answer ques-
tons coherently. They were wan
dering from corner to corner Of
the area, which had been cordoned
off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

legitimate military detectives
1t most points. Across the
street from TIE criminal courts
building isa great military
barracks.
A bomb struck the Tegel rail-
road station in northern Berlin
not far from the Borsig arms fac
tory. One was killed and 10 were
wounded when a bomb struck near
an automobile chassis plant. II
was admitted one searchlight of a
battery had been destroyed al
Brandenburg. IS miles west south
west of Berlin.
The raid was the noisiest and
most dramatic yet. The air raid
Continued on Page .. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
is Graf Spec Officers
Have Escaped, Report

BUESOs AIRES - Sixteen In
termed officers. Of the scutted
German pocket battieship Graf
Spec. were reported Saturday
night 10 nave escaped from Martin
Garcia. an immigration station
similar TO Ellis Island In New
York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Refinan,ce
Bridge; to
Cut Rates
Norrows Spon Toll
Goes Down 10 so
Cents October l

Immediate refinancing 81
the Tacoma Narrows bridge,
with a resultant slash In toll
rates. was seen Saturday. fol
lowing two conferences be-
tween an interested Tacoma
Gig Harbor delegation, Gov.
Clarence d. Martin and men,
bers Of the Washington State
Toll Bridge authority At
Olympia.
Only reduction announced wtil
~ lower toil Zoe automobiles from
IS 20 80 cents. effective Oct !.
but authority officials Indicated
further reductions would ~ made
directly after reflnsneing s com
plete.
The Taeoma.Clg usfhor dele.
cation. with 1. y. wnkr>nn II r.
coma. IL spokesman. announced
ia complete approval ef the plans
for refinsncing the bridge. sna
gave the governor and the ~.
thority the green light % a.
ahead with the project
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
BY DAN CAMPBELL

LONDON - Death from Maxi
airplanes crashed into the narrow
streets of working class district
of Southeast London during the
night, not far from the famous
Elephant and Castle pub.
Three high explosive screamer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Daladier ReYnaud and Gen.
Camelin Are Imprisoned!

BERLN-The official German agency Saturday night
that premiere
and Gen. Maurice Gamen had arrested the
nent 1t Vichy and imprisoned at Rom
The q dispatch reported
from Vichy recently
adopted law the o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = The census
bureau Saturday announced pre-
liminsry population figures As of
April ] for six states including:
Washington, 1.721,376. compared
with 1855, se6 at the last census:
an increase Of 101 per cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Report Of Death Denied

STOCKHOLDERS Finnish le-
CATION and the Swedish foreign
office Saturday night denied Ber-
IN reports that President Kyosti
Ksllio. Of Finland. was dead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
rhree Advantage.

The delegation pointed 10 three
advantages. which win h. gained
under the reflnancinE plan.
Reductions win ~ made pos-
shis Immediately finder ths
PRESENT RFc loan. No outs could h
made for two years.
o-rhs proposed new bond Issue
4 would mature IN Is years. II
would take 20 years 10 retire the
RFc bonds
o-The new bonds wiil cost
, st.sss ZOO. RFc bond. would
cost ts.fss. 400 a difference of
u.T7s.soo In total out-of-pocsst
expenditure
Reductions viii be made possible
Immediately because c. tho more
liberal terms offered by private
sources. who will handle the re.
financing. than by the RFC.
Under the present RFc require
ments. no reduction ~ rates would
have been possible for two years
II would he necessary. 10 imponnd
al revenues during that period for
interest. principal and sinking
fund.
based on tho present traffic
rate. however. the nsw bond Issue
would permit the authority Ia re-
duce the toll rate Immediately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
BASEBALL
FINALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fa4t s4...a

NATIONAL LEAGUE
(F1rst Camel.
Bo-tos 49, 600 OIL ooo i-s ~ Q
PhiIaaeiphia 600 ooo 200 ca - .
Po@edsl and Bsrrss. Beck. smoil
(sl. sy johnson 81 and Warren,
Breehiya 80. 900 100 eoo--i 8 o
New York 600 ei0 oos--t J
Grssom. Head 90 and Franks
Gumhert and banning.
Cincinnati oos eeI roll ~ 4
Cbiesgs -. 100 200 ooo-a 10 .
Derringsr. Thompson and LON.
bard. Root and Collins,
fsecond gamsl
Bs.ts. $50. COS eoe 0eo--s Q o
Phiiadeiphis .oio eoo oeo--i ~ o
sullivan. Javery 90 and nasi.
Pearson. smoll tsl and Warren.
AasmicAs LEAGUE
New York. i. 100 zoi eoo-s . o
Boston ..... iot ooo eie--s I
Russo and Rosar. Hsylng. Grows
and F0NA.
- Louis -. eI0 OIL 0oi--4 II 4
Detroit 80. coo ioi CO.'S ] 4
Kennedy and swift. Corsica.
Benton ~ and Tsbbstta
Chicago s...0io soo oso--s 10 4
Cleveland :. 100 100 500 10 .
Dietrich. Brown and ofs@n
Harder, Eisenatat "a. Dobson 81
ami Hsmsley.
Philadelphia 800 Do3 s1o--s 10 .
wsshingtsa .eie roe szo--s Q s
Bableh and Hayes Haynes,
Thurman 90. nontsagasdo 90 and
Eariy. Hahn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Employers
Appeal TO
Roosevelt


A All vst<rfrons strik. a
racsms md fwo other Puget
sound ports. whlrh has tied up
commercs for a week ard spread
to fhs docks ~ seattle. caused the
wstsffrunt Employers saseeisfion
today = appeal = rresldent nenss-
veit snd the Z : Martins com.
mission for Intervention.
Ths AFt.-affllisfsa international
Long aasociation. claim
ins = msiority - members At Ts-
coma. rnFt AnEsles and Ansenrtes.
went IN strike tn fnrcs abrnxstlon
II q National Labor board ruling
which granted exclusive West
Cast bargaining rights - the
.cto-sfnnatsd international Lans-
shoremsn's ard wsrshou~~men's
union.
Wayne I. Mer.~. federal srhi-
tratnf. in . declslaa handed Down
thursday. said ths waIkeut has
an the characteristics ~ . strike
against the government lie 40.
held the right of ILwu 70 bargain
Tor al stsvedores an the coast
Ths wstsrfrent employers.
through their ssH Franclsen head
quarters Informed PrssIdsst
Roosevelt.
We are caught In . series
~ hsri-sisrsl.usl STRIKES ard
protest aem...fr.si.~s that
admittedly have ~ s~~fisx 90
%. II an. save IN ne up sar
ships and our .hlppsrs' esFE.~>.
we have %. quarrel with
the snisas. are none the less
hsiei-s.iy sfask. Ports are
els-ed. ship. are stopped. ard
c.rEe~.. including hundreds ~
tan= ~ structural steel fsr
government ship. nav saiis-
lag 81 Taeans. are tied MP
In washinEfs.. R~p. Jshr
~ Coffee announced ~ had
ssh-a the National fsissr H~-
issssss board 90 attempt .
csmpremi.s.
I, Was believed sidney tillimsn.
labor member % tho national de-
fenss advisory commission. might
urge mediation. AZ he had IN
recent dispute At the neelas air
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled tonight and Tuesday
Temperatures: High. "; Low, Sc
sun rise<, 5:3s; setz, ess7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Berliners Cringe Under Air
Attack More Than Two Hours
British DefiuntlY Raid Nozi Copitol;
Ground Defenses Seem Ineffective
By RICHARD c. HoTTELET

BERNsweeping Berlin at attitudes 5000 feet
lighting their with bombing
raided Berlin az the morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
BULLETIN

SOFIA. Bulgaria--Prcmicr Bog
dan Filoff announced In a radio
broadcast today the settlement Of
Bulgarian claims ON the Dobrud ja
area Of Rumania. The agreement
Was signed at Cariova. ON the
frontier this afternoon. the pre-
uier said. A settlement with hui.
garis was expected 10 complete
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Rumsnia under
guidance Of the axis powers. with
Soviet Russia, Hungary and hui
garia taking slices Of the kingdom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
German War Planes Launch
Biggest Day London Raid
From Tower. Correspondent Wotches
Destructive Copitol Attock

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS war planes launched their biggest
Daylight attack the London Saturday showerng
bombs wide amid the Of ant-arcraft bat
teres and counterattackng British fighter planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Carol, Red Eyed From Tears,
Leaves Bucharest as Ex-Kinq
Abdicotes After Dictotor Worms
Civil War Might Be Alternative
Cable Tslspho,e,

dered TO remain at their homes
pending investigation. These In
cluded a number Of high govern
ment and military officials
CAROL WARNED
A message. which Antonescu
wrote TO Carol In order 20 force
his sbdication. was released 20 the
newspapers. showing the premier
had warned the monarch OF grave
dangers II he delayed.
The message. delivered fs
Carol Friday an hour before
he abdicafed. said civil war or
occupation Of Rumania BY .
foreign power might result ~
he refused 10 give mp the
throne.
There had been rumors German
forces were masned near the Rn-
manlan- Hungarian border and that
Soviet Russia was threatening 20
move farther into Rumanian ter
ritory)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Ex-KING NERVOUS

Antonescu told the king he had
been unable TO form . cabinet be-
cause the country demanded the
monarch's abdicatlon.
IAN demand your sbdics-
ton" the message said. In
the face ef this situation and
Of the agitations which have
threatened 10 throw the coun-
try Into civil war and lad %
foreign occupation. feel n
my duty fo hand your mai
esfy the oountry's Demands In
writing"
Carol Was nervous and pulled
hard on a elgaret AZ be arrived Al
the station.
His farewells 10 persons At the
station were brief. A he stepped
CONTINUED on Page q. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
MANY ARRESTED

Carols party, including his for
mer lord chamberlain. Ernest Ur-
dureanu. arrived at the station In
automobiles travelling At high
speed only four minutes before the
train departed.
As the former monarch depart
ed. Antonescu was busy establish
ing his new regime in power and
"purging" sdherents Of the former
government. About so persons
were reported under arrest or or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
THE BALKANS

Abdicated King Carol II went
into exile today. after being
warned by Premier Gen. Ion An
tonescu that failure TO quit the
throne created danger Of civil war
and foreign occupation Of Ru-
mania.
Carol departed from Bucharest
by train early this morning wear
ing a derby hat and a dark suit.
and accompanied by about rs men
In civilian dress.
There were no women In the
party. and the whereabouts OF the
kings mistress. hagda Lupescu.
was unknown. although she may
have boarded the train outside the
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
London Hard
Hit in Vast
Air Assault
Hitler Hos Begun
Blosting Out
His 'Reprisol'
BULLETINS

LoNDON-Twenty-one German
planes. including 10 bcmbers. were
shot down during the biggest air
raid Of the war ON the London
rome. the air ministry said to-
night
BERI.N-The German air force
today made the greatest single
attack ever launched against any
city, well-informed quarters said.
In sending several thousand
planes" 20 drop millions Of pounds
Of bombs" on London. London
was described ~ aflame In many
areas.