Berlin, Nov. 15.
With German anti-aircraft guns roaring continuously, British bombers Last night and early this morning carried out one of the most intensive raids on the capital since the start of the war.
One apartment house was completely demolished by direct bomb! hits. Fires were started in several Two British planes in crashing on Berlin caused x huge conflagration. Berliners received the impression that the raid was one of the most furious attacks that the capital thus far has experienced.
"Throughout the early phase of the raid anti-aircraft " batteries crashed and roared so. continuously fu the. barrage that it was almost impossible to distinguish individual shots.
"Toward the beginning of the attack a United Press. correspondent in the west end of Berlin heard what sounded like small caliber bombs. He reported. however, that was impossible to identify the areas where they fell.
Subways Congested The whole sky was lighted for a lengthy period by the ceaseless bursting large calibre anti-aircraft shells rand mutlicoloured—tracer~ bullets.
Congestion again occurred in the subways, buses and street cars: when theatre -crowds were caught by the raid, The crowds all sought to rsh home simultaneously the minute, the allselear signal was sounded United Press.
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