Washington, Sept, 14.
President Franklin D, Roosevelt disclosed to the press yesterday that had issued a\ proclamation, upon receipt of advice from the Adminixtration's Export Control Board, making additional technical materials subject to the United States export Ticensing system now in effect.
Mr. Roosevelt's proclamation on the Ucensing of exports of aeroplane motors and petroleum products me Trucks Go Up In Flames yard at Ehrang. near the Luxembourg frontier north of 'Trier, heavy bombs burst along a line of trucks, causing several explosions and res, which burned with a vivid 'Other' bombs bursting on the permanent way south of the yard caused Heavy explosions.
At Osnabruck, two bombers flew' through 9 dense cloud and, attack: ing from various heights, they started ten large fires in some' yards.
Ata yard at Essen, heavy bombs were dropped on railway sidings, and the rear-gunner of one alveraft saw ashes of explosions among a tangle of sidings and switches.
The Schwerte marshalling yards trid sidings at Emmerich were also The Germans have recently been routing much of their military trate through yards. at Brussels.
These have been attacked several times. by the RAF. in the past week. They were bombed again. on. Thursday hight, and after bursts had been seen fon the target a fire three-quarters, of a mile long was seen north of one yard.
"There was a series of green-colour~ explosions, and. then another fire 200 yards long was seen in the mid~ ale of the siding.
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