The manner in which newspapermen we standing, up to taels jobs in London despite the enemy bombing Ix best" described by the. ade Ventures of the London oil lee of the Associated Press, situated in Tudo Street a thoroughfare between Fleet Street andthe Embankment, of "The Observer" ave also September 25 the Associated was temporarily: bombed out of the stof wa inst 2 new wie eral plant. Three jours Tater patches en th secant floor when a bomb exploded dive basting a 91, Jing a his tie, before the front door, shattering windows and the firemen were on newsmen were a nie into nisses and reestablis the same spec Tudor Street were stil operating." The new fice. prov fe for mechanical reason and AP. went buck to its damaged. premise:
id carried on. In Berlin newspapermen suffer inconvenience fron British raiders, several members of the United Press there having narrow escapes, The Bareaw manager had Just left his garage when a piece of shrapnel erashits roof. another member of the from a window by a spray of fire, while others "had equally narrow escapes. But to the journalists of today it is all part of the job. The news has to be obtained, no matter the risk and newspaper ave to Fe published no matter" the obstacle: That is the Uadition of the prote: respondents in the variow are proving true
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