Moscow, Aug. 7.
Correspondents yesterday inspected the Stalin Motor Works, one of Russia's largest, and found thousands of men working, in contradiction of a Berlin radio claim of utter destruction of the plant.
The plant director said that broken windows were the only to the works. Fire fighters extinguished many incen diary bombs, the director said.—United Press. after these long weeks of silence, but for our part we have not observed any new fact in these military statements which, however, officially confirm the Russian army's importance and powers of resistance which nobody dared to predict.'—Reuter.
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