The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
British Bomb
Berlin; Axis
Losses Mount
Roid n Staged
As Soviet Head
Finishes PorlsY
aulllriNs


esush~ss--ske largest ssssase~s
ever heard ever tk~ r~gss~--
crossed the esst eeast tsutaee
ssd hssasa i~issa. wheve
heavy ~sps..seus swd Guwfsss
were heard
BUCHAREST The ssws
paper Capissss ss,d THURSDAY
that Gen. Ion sss.seseu. hesA
NJ the Hamsnssr governmental.
hsd signed . aees~e rsshsllsssa
the entire land. air ams go
force. effective Friday Might.
Assese.eu arrived In Rowss
to-day 3. confer With Bss1se
Mussoiini.
Great Britain hurled the
might Of her air power at
the axis Thursday. striking
Mt the heart of Berlin where
Soviet Premier v. NJ. Molotov
wound up his negotiations.
and blasting again nj Italy's
crippled fleet In the base Of
laramie.
British aerial initiative over
shadowed conclusion Of ths %.
erecy-shroaded Mar, soviss nsso-
tistions. Mciotov left by tran fos
Moscow st II q. m. A German
communique said that thu tsiss
with Adolf Hitler had been con.
Quoted In an "stmosphsre of mu.
tnsi trust" which resulted In
'unsnimity Of opinion on all auss.
tons 81 interest To Germany and
Russia"
No official stsfemenf wss
forthcoming - Ia the ssfsse
Of these qssesstsss hut ssg-
xesttews wers sprssA ny Sssi
sources that they eeaees~e1
bsities's prslsetea "westa
order" csstis~stsi p~ss~ sfsss
tho wss. Turkey and fhs sesv
Fast and economic setattsss.
The British thought Germany
might have obtained permiss,nn n
build aircraft factories on ns,~.ssn
soil. out Of reach Of Bfitish
bombefr.
The last hsurs sf Netsssvss
stay In n~vtis wsre ussshsa ~
. demonstration ~ nssssia's
growing air power. fendsa
reported that Royal sis ssses
bomhess lev through stormy
skies ts attack Merlin dustsg
tbs hours wh~s tins soviet EN-
bsssy gave . farewell party
for Moiotos.
rhs British sombsrs attacked
Bchlss;sehst station Ia esntfsi
Berlin from which Molotov mad
been expected 10 depart for Mos.
Gov. Moiotoy actually left Thurs.
day morning from Anhsiisr sta
tlon.
specific details on the ns~
bombing u laramie were lacking
Ths British merely ssid that ths
naval base had been attacked
again Tho Italian commgniq.s
admitted the attack bu, offered
no report on damage II san.
however. tina; thrss persons hsa
been killed and II wounded
The Italians admitted other
sid~spread attacks By Tbs
Bsifisk air arm. ssntsssisg
specifically Csetsas In Gala
bris sad ssIsss and Dusssss.
important ports In Aib~sia.
The Italians claimed only minor
s,scrs.s In ths war Ni,n Grsees,
asserting that sons fayorsbis se-
ton had occurred ., the ksiibski
eros.rosd. which vas tho hign
water mark of their original thrust
INTO Eplrls. However. the, tseitiy
admitted rnsy SIN vers on uns
defensive In ths kDritxa region.
asserting tia; Greek attacks IN
tbs ylcinity Of Lsks Prs~p. hso
been rspalssd
Two British merchant ships
~srr reported 10 hsss Dssn sunk
By ths Italians Ia tins eastern Med.
itefrsnean and . cruiser az Alex
andrla bombed.
Athens claimed that Greek
troops had moved into Albania
and sceap.sd important
hsigkts is tbs fiadus nssus-
tsiss. "a ssid the Aibaniss
coast and the port Of Bssi In
Italy had been heavily bombed
WEATHER FORECAST
rnsettied tonight and saturday.
Temperatures; Nigh. -; Is~, -