The "Manchester Guardian" says: "Germany might argue that ij would pay her to bring the United States inia the war provided. and on no other condition, she could trust Japan io come in also. When, she would say. the Americans will have their hands so full in the Pacific that they will not be able to spare much time for the Atlantic. the position may simply be that Germany can Sub Captured By Plane The Russians in Odessa are not lacking air support. "for although Odessa's seven aerodromes only serve for supplies and cannot be used as air force bases. military planes come and go from the Crimea without pause and challenge Germany's eommand of the air." reports the Berlin correspondent of the Spanish newspaper "Efe".
The same correspondent sends a graphic description of Hitler's headquarters. about which silence has been hitherto maintained.
The headquarters is no longer a train, which was seen in newsreels "Difficulties of railway communications have necessitated a change to a group of lorries, which have been transformed into a kind of automo chile encampment."
London, Sept. 8.
A Hudson aircraft of the Coastal Command attacked a U-boat in the Atlantic, forced it to the surface badly and caused it to surrender, sayi an Admiralty Communique.
It was blowing a full gale at the time. There was a heavy swell running and no ships were in the vicinity. The crew of the U-boat remained aboard the ship and kept it afloat. Meanwhile the Hudson Aircraft was relieved by another plane of the coastal command which patrolled overhead until the arrival of British ships.—Reuter.
Alone With a Dog He says that "the camp is always pitched near a mountain or wood, so that Hitler can take the solitary walks he is accustomed to at Berchtesgaden. At present it is near a large wood. where Hitler walks alone with a dog.
"Thousands of precautions have been taken to keep the situation secret. Mail is sent by air to different aerodromes. and then by air to the camp. The Press Chief. Dr. Dietrich. has a special mobile office where world news is received, so that Hitler is kept f of current Leningrad Said Not
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