Somewhere in, Yugoslavia, Apr. 18, (delayed)
Observers estimated that between 2,000 and 3,000 persons were killed ahd approximately 20 per cent of the city was destroyed, during the German bombing of Belgrade.
Wrecked buildings included the German legation and the home of the American Minister Mr. Arthur Bliss Lane, who with his wife and stalt had 'a harrowing experience and a narrow escape.
The bombings started shortly bee fore 7 am, on Sunday and continued interinitiently for two days and nights, The free Croatian movement apparently way not widespread, accord ing to reports here and attempted puts ches In several towns were easily Put down. T saw wreckage of two of the 17 German planes shot down over Belgrade when T visited the city fon Tuesday, writes Leon Ray, United Press staff correspondent. United Press,
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