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IIIIITKK "'VAL lAm 1lIf~" AIR BASES be permit_ London, Outskirts Bombed: years frOIn MAti LOl'4G IUHaI . s n "base ARTILLERY their nor_ ' IL-------~-...... 1 of aU four , Biggest Air Attack inqfistory r amortiza. r Plant ex­ House Passes National Guard Blasts All Parts of Islands, in connee_ e program !ar, Instead Continues Into Sixth Morning 0, the day IUnced that Mobilization Measure, 342-33 Tom Explosives POUTed on Croydon 'Airport, Ommended. SIll of elated cor_ Eight Miles From Heart of London; ed to liIe Senate in Midst of 'Hot' Conscription Debate . Year Training r British Talk of 'Plane Trap' (D-Ne) of leans com­ Anywhere In BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lOt foresee LONDON, Aug. 16, (Friday)-Britons dug their dead and lubcommit_ wounded early today out of the bomb ruiu of the biggest ' the meas_ Hemisphere : the house air attack in hi8tory, executed by an armada of more than 1000 German planes which struck eight miles from the . R. Ogg of Measure Expected heart of London and spread de truction from the Scottish I a state_ border to Lands End. ent of the r 0 Reach President Enemy planes came back after midnight over the mid­ federation Within a Few Days lands and northeastern and southwestern England. Explo­ ry reason­ sions were heard in the southwest and residents of one town nized the BY RICHAJ,\D L. TVRNEB there detected a continuous rumbling some thought m1ght allowances WASHINGTON. Aug. H~: (AP) be naval gunfire. 'or defense Tull force of German bombing at­ taht naval ' and air bases in the - The hOWie l?asSed the . national In the last fury of the fighting yesterday, planes were the excess ~cks has becn loosed at British isles arc shown 41 the above map. guard mobilization bllrby a whop­ reported plunging in smoke-trailing death dives at a rate ICSS would naval bases throughout the British Air fields have not been heavily pIng 8~2 to 38 vote today. aiter of one a. minute. Isles. Target of one of the heav­ bombed, probably because the chishing an eUort' toresn-ict the nt added, Iest attacks was the vital naval German ' high command plans to service of militiamen lind ' reserve • • • . will not base at Portsmouth, on England's use them for the landing of it5 officers to the continental United The British lotal claim for the day-144 German planes ~ uch grave IOUtheast coast. The most impor- own blitzkrieg troops. States. and 115 possessions.and ter­ to 27 British-dwarfed previous reports on uccessive as· in eCiect, I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ritories. saults since last Sunday. Yesterday's fierce air siege over­ le govern­ The measure went back to the s hadowed all earlier mass raids. , will not senate for acUon on minor amend­ 'planes or ~ermanYt Hurls Her Air ·Might ment5. • • • t for na­ It fol.\tld that chamber busily What the British 10 ses would amount to in dead and ~ hour of debating the peace-time' conscrip­ wounded, splintered homes and smashed buildings remained s they are At Vital Centers "of Britain tion law and discussing a report - ___________ that Great Britain had offered to obscure de~ite communiques compiling reports from cities that guar­ from tt\e English channel to the Irish sea. ictions are lea~e Caribbean naval base sites DNB Reports Auack: This picture was snapped as the INebraska . Evidently, however, in­ extreme right, Senator ' Matthew Listings of deaths were scattered and the ministry of home To.l}ivide to the United states In return for Neely of West Virginia leans over much-needed American destroy­ United States senate debated the terest was lagging when the photo security summed up the a s ault with the comment: AI Put of Synchronized to talk to Senator Alben Bukley "Little ucces at a high 'co British Area ers. Burkq - Wadsworth military con- was taken, for many scal.'l are va­ of Kentucky, lower left, and one t." Onslaught Against Isles As it stood, approved by both ,cription bill which was attacked cant and several of the senators unidentWed solon exhibits a great London echoed with the wail of alarm sirerts as the tide In Slz~nghai branches, the national , guard bill bItterly by oppositionists led by are wandering about the tloor. deal of interest--In the newspa­ (){ nazi. bomba.rdment rillped close a.bout the llrawling city. BERLIN, Aug. 15, (AP)-Ger­ would exempt men with depen­ Senators Burton K. Wheeler of Senator Key Plttrnan of Nevada per he is reading, with his back Dive-bombers screamed down within a few hundred feet many threw the wei!iht of her dents, but other militiamen and Montana and George W. Norris of is presiding from the rostrum, to the rostrum. of the ground to dump tons of explosives at the Croyd6n SHANGHAI, Aug. 16, (Friday) reserves would be subject at the aerial shot5 directly at the throb­ (AP) - Defense commanders of airport in the suburbs eight miles south of mid-London ~ call of the prestdent to a year's Other raiders sma hed at objectives down the Thames bing heart of Britain's world em- the Shanghaj international zone compulsory service allywhere in pire late . today as warplanes from London. :s issu~d a communique this morning the western hemisphere. the Britain Reportedly Offers to Lease • • • swirled over London-where the confirming that the British defense American possessions and the British admitted Croydon airport sector is b/ling divided between Philippine islands. Joint air ministry and ministry of home security an· was bombed-and smashed hard American aod Japanese forces. Chanlel Maile nouncements said that although one person was killed and The Americans. in addition to The . chllnges made In the mea­ Lands to U.S. for Old ·~estroyers many injured in homes and factories in the densely settled It the wharves which stretch sure by the house were of such the central district, embracing section around Croydon, little damage was done to the down the Thames from the capi~al. an unimportant nature that lead­ • E the Shanghai commercIal and fi­ airport Itself. The attack, pressed hom e nancial zone, will guard the west ers predicted either ready appro­ Henry Wallace Martinique through a veritable hell of anti­ Hongkew area. The Japanese get val of them by the senate, or Sites Involved • • • quick action In conference to aircraft fire amid wheeling Brit- the extra-settlement western dis­ Resigns Nation's Still Am · ., Other reports of ruin and casualties came from Hastings trict. previously controlled by the brihg senate and house bills into ish PUfiluit planes, wlls part of a on the south east coast-landing place of the last successful British. agreement. In either case they In Western Agriculture Post enca s ayncnronized onslaught upon all expected the bill to be in Presi­ invasion of England a thousand years ago-from the a lready of Sri tain' s vital cell ters and up dent Roosevelt's hands in a few WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 CAP) hammered naval base at Portland. towns of the southwest Hemisphere Danger Spot and coastal cities of the northeast, and from indllstrial and down her coast5 from north­ days. Greek Ships With this signature, the admin- - Henry A. Wallace handed in Rochester. east Scotland to southwest Eng­ istration bill will be In a pOSition S Le U his reSignation as secretary of ag- U. S. Sends Naval British military men kept a. tight-lipped silence about de­ land Wales, said DNB, official to start the first phase of its gen- enalOT e rge!il riculture today, getting ready to tails of Britain's own "mystery weapon"-a plane trap said Must Remain OfficeT French of German news agency. eral program for getting an army, Acceptance in U. S. campaign for election to the vice to to have played an "efficient and formidable" role in blocking DNB did not say definitely that eventually to number 1.200.000, Defense Interests presidency. West Indian Island the nazi attacks. ~ ice London was bombed, but declar­ Within Ports into uniform and under tra1ning. Th tlined b He gave President Roosevelt the The British press association said the trap was Britain's ed, "the entire T,hames valley wit... c second phase, as ou y WASHINGTON, Aug. ]5, (AP) "latest hush-hush defense weapon"-a strict military secret. nessed the methodical. irresistible war department officials, is selec- WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 (AP) resignation letter, had lunch with German air attacks which threaten Mystery Submarine tive compulsory military training, -Great Britain. seeking addition- the chiet executive, then lelt the -The United States Ihowed con­ There were reports that at least one German bomber had all military . establlshments with such as is contemplated in the at weapons to combat thc nazis, White Hou se with a broad grin tinued interest In Martinique as a been caught in the' trap. However, the official British break­ Sinks One; Tension destruction." legislation now belore the senate. was reported today to be o1fer~ and a picture of the president potential danger spot by annoUllC- down of the listing of enemy planes bagged showed: Brought down by Briti!lh fighter planes, 130; by anti­ It first listed 36 British planes With Italy Near Break Da,.·.
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