New York, Feb. 24 Damage done by RAF. raids on Berlin includes the gutting of the small motor department of a large electrical plant in the city area, severe damage to a chemical plant, tempor~ ary disruption of the street-car power system and hitting the Metropolitan Railway. This was revealed by an American correspondent who just returned to New York from the Ger-
The news of the effects of the night's bombardment spreads through Berlin Uke wildfire," he sey "it would be dimeult for the authorities to conceal any Important damage, even though the heaviest penalties are attached to the spreading of such "Psychologically, Britain scored a major point when raids on Berlin began last August, Until that point. the Berliners generally believed that the British would never be able to touch the capital. The Nazis told them so."
The correspondent adds that details of bombing in other areas of Ger-Many are a closely guarded military sflornoon.
After a lengthy review of the his tury of the Hitler movement, he stres~ sed the insoluble union of National Sceialism and Fascism.
Hitler's rostrum was on two beer tables, on which a small lectern had been placed. A single swastika flog British Fighters
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