"German has been tered. Leningrad by far is not en Soviet Bombers Raid Berlin Berlin, Sept. 5.
Thirty persons were killed and 72 were injured when Soviet bombers raided Berlin last night, it was officially announced here today.
Some of the injured were not expected to recover, the official communique said, adding that not all of the victims were in shelters when they were hit.—United Press gigolod or cut of Leningrad main:
ins "communications with the rest of the country by means of various railroads."
The Spokesman said that Leningrad fi self had not been subjected to air raids owing to good defences, but pointed out that the Luftwaffe had made numerous attempts to bomb the M. Lozovsky dismissed German reports that Bryansk, 200 miles southwest of Moscow. had been aken. said that the Russian position around Odessa had been considerably im~ roved in view of the immense rumanian losses which created the possibility of imminent Sovie: eoun-
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