London, Sept. 6. ENETRATING deep into eastern Germany, British bombers on Wednesday night roared all the way to Politz, a few miles north of Stettin, on the Baltic, to bomb a synthetic oil plant there, was revealed' today.
This was the furthest flight to the east ever made during bombing raids on Germany by the RAF. involving a trip of 1,200 miles, much of it over enemy territory.
When pills were told. that they were going even further than Beri they Became, in the words of one. them, "pretty excited'
"Aller such a journey." he added, tip to the Tuhr will be chile's play.
hic raid is reported to have been ne pilot who made a shallow dive allaek saw bombs. fall serers the entre of the plant, and shortly after= Svards 4 line"of tall chimneys col. Tnpred and' fire broke out which was seen 70 miles away.
After the first attacks many fol rowing alreratt obtained further aireer hits and at one lime 18 separate fires were counted, Raiders over the Thuringlan forest are reported to have started 80 miles The Royal Air Force bombed 0 power atavion and an aircraft faelory UP'Berlin on Wednesday night, also a synthetic of plant at stein and fniltary objectives concealed in, the Block Forest and other forests, where ack on miliary objectives in the any fires and explosions followed
Here Mountains and the Thuringian and Black Forests.
Other objectives attacked included stocks at Magdeburg, 0 goods yard Nienburg, south of Bremen, and eral aeredeomes in enemy-occupied Seance and Belgium.
From these operations, two British sire fea forearm, one oathed OMalreralt of the Coastal attacked of tanks at Cherbourg and docks this' morning British bombers, made Throughout last night and early
Extensive attacks on French Channel ports, he attacks" stretched for Tolles andthe. ashes of exploding hells could easily be seen all the way {rom Boulogne to. Dunkirk, and the heavy thumps of explosions were fit this side of the Channel=Meuter,
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