Show et ' - - ' -- -- -- --- - - - - 1 - i Sunda ft Morning - - ?rile - Salt gakt ritriburtt London Bombing Provokes Carol Reopens Raiders Parley on Fire- - Bombs Ire of Men on StreetBalkan Cession Burns Nazis as s Berlin ver Landon pect otaLi 'pes - New Action Follows ' - - 19141A 3 August 25 I ' - 1 -- 0 ' 1 - 1 NS AT10 --mil AO' - 1 1 1 ' -' d1 Pour Bombs on Attack Razes I t Homes at Navy I I Base From Page One) (Continued — West-En- d Colliipse of In Air Attack Early This Morning By William IL MoGaffin LONDON Aug 25 (Sunday) (211—"I hope to hell Berlin is (Tse references ena and to London to the west proper were the only inklings of the raid's location which escaped the British censor's builCrowds seeped in from the dark narrow streets about this area whic'h had been nearly deserted as usual on the British week end They talked among themselves quietly but bitterly The presence of helmeted caerying gas masks gave wartime trimmings to this fire which already had all the emotion of a spectacular American fire pqlicemen let me through the fire lines when I shouted: "American reporter" "GO ahead boy Tell the states about it Best thing you can d3" they shouted' blazing now" cried a spectator early Sunday as firemen battled a great blaze started by a Ger man Incendiary bomb "That's' right they better get something for this" another watcher replied "Yep this war's getting serious" agreed a third "It looks like indiscriminate bombing to me" said another I was just coming out of a west-en- d restaurant when a German bomb whistled dolArNand exploded Fire flared up not far from me almost immediately - This midnight bombing froth a moonlit sky was the first attack on London since the war began but was the third ' - Rumania from King Carol's palace reported to have originated in Berlin appeared Saturday night to have opened the possibility for a resumption of the Hungarian - Rumanian conference over Transylvania which had colt lapsed earleer in tke day After the delegates announced there was no possibility of continuing their negotiations and were even at the railroad station waiting to go home a new communique was Issued jointly by the Hungarians and Rumanians expressing "hope that the negotiations 'will be resumed in the shortest time" No 'decision was reached as to when and where the arguments would begin again over Hungary's demand for the return of Transylvania last to her after the World war theater goers most of the London area was lit by flames So far os could be learned there Were no fatalities as the inc4n11 dialty bombs were small Several housetops were set afire but householders formed bucket brigades that extinguished them Long after the sirens !signaled raiders past" the hum of airplane motors could be heard and on into the dawn there was the occasional crack of antiaircraft guns and the thud of explosions i In simultaneous raids on the northeast and the midlands arenc the alarms were the longest of the war In one northeast town 15 ' Rumania Hungary bombs fell at intervals of a few yards setting a gas main afire No Call Out Troops but casualties were reported there were some cases of shock BUDAPEST Hungary Aug 24 The third air raid alarm was tin—An effort to 'Tale peacefully sounded at 11:35 p m (5:35 p Hungary's claim to the Rumanian E S T) Saturday The battle of Transylvania collapsed Claims Loses Declares Foe province Byrd of the skies continued on past and both countries called Saturday midnight before the all clear sig Perils?' up reserve fighting men Planes 50 in Delay nal was given Turnu-Severi- n In Rumania (The censor declied to pass and Rumanian deleof Nation Raiders Hungarian Safety Battling the time the all clea t signal was gates walked dourly for the last given The first indication howtime from the hall in which they ever that the clear signal had (Continued From Page One) By Associated Press had been negotiating intermitbeen sounded was contained in a BERLIN Aug 24 Is—German for 10 days tently to of his ponent conscription fet dispatch timed in London at 3:20 not only had failed to find a m (9:20 p m E S T) which sources asserted Saturday night to complain that there had been tileThey answer to the Transylvanian t was three hours and 45 minutes that some of the harbor facilities s"a constant effort in some question appfirenty they harl ar of thp TInglishinavaLportaPor after the alarm soundet rira-pliein Hitler Itiner–ASIt what that oppoaton mass It followed closely Mouth had been left in flames Satamounted to his direct order that of nents bill Were the procrastinattacks onthe great naval base of IIn 1 heavy nazi air raids over ing" on defense legislation The a solution must be reached that Portsmouth and the bombard- - urday Britain and that the British thad day's debate he said had been car- would prevent war from breaking ment of Dover by long range out in the Balkans and thus interlost 50 planes to 13 for the Ger- ried on almost guns exclusively by pro- rupting the agricultural and inFrom the roof of the Associated mans dustrial production so vital snow ponents of the Press building staff members to Germany in her war with BritIn Portsmouth was deThe fire measure a could hear explosions and see ain to to clared have the spread city Nevertheless he said he agrePd firer Occasionally they could also see flashes like star shells proper that the subject had been "ex- War Threat Haven A Airports In southeastern Eng- hausted" and that it was time to Reach Wales Although a Hungarian spokesli especially at Canterbury and man indicated his government's were reported raided limit debate The Germans spread out as far Manstorl policy would be one of watchful as Wales in the night raiding "with success" At Yarmouth the Byrd said in his statement that waiting for the present he devilBombs were dropped near a Germans claimed warehouses were only 343 combat planes-- 99 for the clared the possibility of war over lage but antiaircraft fire drove destroyed and fires started army and 244 for the navy—had the territory "has Nazi sources said "weak" British been ordered in the last-10off the eriemy and there were no days not been eliminated" casualties fighter forces "were almost all and that none would be delivered Friction ever the dispatch of two Nazi dive bombers were par- shot down" in morning raids on the in this calendar Rumanian divisions to Transylyear attaek subseof south London and in that the England ticipating "These figures are official arid vania this week was reported to 4 dropping scream bombs as the quently the bombers raiding mili- come directly from the secretary have figured in the breakdown of viIn the London battle wore on tary objectives of the navy and secretary of war" the conference Men wearing tuxedos rushed cinity "encountered no British he said In Budapest thee news of the about with the rescue squads fighter defense whatsoever" He went on to say that an in- failure was followed quickly not declared was fire Antiaircraft aid calls for answering vestigation "convinces me that tht only by the summoning of army There was no immediate indi- light and badly aimed alarming delay in placingr contracts reservists—as Rumania had done— were how cation many planes for combat airplanes exists in Say Foes Weakened but by other warlike steps AddiLonused in the third attack on other military tional soldiers were put on guard Gerrrians The said believed they don but the air ministry said the of a vital nature" about the national railway system British had been fighter strength Germans had used 500 bombers "No wonder" he said "that Hit auto bus and taxicab companies reand fighters against Portsmouth "considerably weakened" by recent ler has the utmost contempt for stricted their regular service to and 300 bombers and fighters had losses democratic institutions which are have military transport available Across the British Isles said been used for Saturday's assaults incapable of prompt and wise ac other Britstatements authorized on southeast England tion in time of emergency" ish was helplessshipping jammed The raid still was under way To the argument that conserip- Vatican Arrests Six In west We tercoast harbors ly at 2 a m (8 p m E S T) two tion was undemocratic le had this minals for transatlantic shipments hours and 25 minutes after the to say: For Smuggling Food DNB German news agency said alarm was sounded "When I was a boy in school we I fire photographic evidence proved thei used to have the fire drills Let's Bursts of antiaircraft VATICAN CITY Aug 24 (UP) caused great excitement among first week of Germany's "total abolkh this and un- —Six persons were arrested Satblockade" had paralyzed shipping (crowds in the London democratic institution Did 'any- urday on charges of smuggling homegoing around the British Isles area one ask me if I wanted to go to a food including coffee and sugar Waves 20 of I or more bombers In the earlier attacks on London fire drill? No I was sent down from Vatican City into Italy Two 10 and were declared to fighters bombs fell in the Capital's eastern the stairs with the other children were Italians and four were have breasted the southBritish I : not being fully aware of my con-h- e Industrial suburbs of the Vatican state east defenses coastal during the stitutional rights" i British Gun Bases day sending a dozen British fightSenator Gurney said wished While the third air raid warning ers into the water after spectacular he were convinced that there tvls faict Then to dog the fights according In the Lbndon area Still was on Issued every morning timeAo try a system of voluntary Entered at the German version bombers the Lake City as second at Salt post office red flashes were reported in the enlistments but that he felt that elasit act of March 8 1878 matter under blasted at airports sky over the French coast from methodically Utah Idaho Ns and other military objectives In only immediate conscription would Subscription rates: Calais to Boulogne indicating that the manpower needed for vada Wyoming in daily and Sunday month Kent of "Ef- produce London $1 05: year advance $12: elsewhere the royal air force was striking fective southeast In U S daily and Sunday month $125 hits on hangars" was re- the army channel again at German-hel- d ported t ports and emplacements for the Port Damage Reported big guns which shelled Dover ' Spurts of flames from the waDuring Friday night constant terline seen by watchers on the were attacks widespread reported English shore showed that Ger- to have fired and 1 damaged the man antiaircraft guns were in ac- west coast of Bristol and ports tion against the British bombers Avonmouth near Ply The raiders over Portsmouth mouth and Devonport Great Yarmouth on were driven off from their military the Jutting Norfolk coast Arms ill targets the British said and then factories and troop concentrations loosed their bombs indiscriminatealso were blasted the Cambridge ly on a residential and working university town 57 miles north of class section of the 'city causing London - wag menan undetermined number of tioned A munitions factory at Banualties north of Oxford was said to 'A movie theater was reported bury d have been set afire smashed and a number of its patrons trapped Several factories were wrecked Fires sprang up in and again Saturday wiping out rows of houses wrecking the town the city gas works and damaging many 550 wo174 to other buildings 11 '1 Gas and Water services were disrupted The municipal engineer's office was wrecked and public buildings were damaged A restmlion011111111111111 RAMSGATE England Aug 24 ligious assembly hall was In ruins itimia On one issue the German bomb(UP)—German bombers plastered this channel port with bombs again ers were Impartial They took no sides on the temperance question blasting nine pubs to the ground e — and wrecking a temperance btitel x It appeared that the attack here was one of the most severe suf:: rl's fered by any British town since — I :r7--it the startof mass air warfare Air raid precaution crews were i 1-yion the run constantly extricating PRICED wrecked buildings ' Al persons from SPECIALLY DstIaSnCd0a oodne providing first' aid and clearing AUGUST 4 DURING the streets of debris ! and wounddead nurnber of The 11:'!' 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