The Archive · 1941

Solitary Nazi Pays

Harmless Visit

London; Sept. 26.

"Early last night, a single enemy aircraft dropped bombs harmlessly on the coast, of East Anglia, "Apart from this incident," there -is nothing to report," states this morning's Air Ministry communique-—Reuter. following an intensive bombardment, cit oe re ret Sony tne or onan 'Were also' carried out, Anteipat moves, Soviet troops walling Britain was sald.to be speeding up and improving organizations for the {ransportation of tanks to Russia. The plans Included Increasing eapaelly of various routes, including rally Ways, ports and highways in the Middle East, Authoritative sources said that available transportation would filled with either tanks or other war materials required by Rust New Slogan—"More to Follow'

"Tanks for Russia Week". was a symbol of the course of the present pro rar than one 1a be "Riter the current week the slogan US. Congressmen Comment on Repeal Washington, Sept. 5.

Gongresstonal lobbies buzzed. with commune toy on. he eventual Fo-Peenator Robert A. Taft, Ohio Reveal of the, Neutrality. Act publican and, pgaininent. isolationist, Beclared that, "the repeat of the Neutraiity Act would oe tantamount fora declaration of Wal Representative James. A. Waidsworth, New. York Republican, who Nas always aupporied President oer tevelt's Zordign poley, averted thal Gonuress should repeat the Act Sihrough which the United States fast ght to navigate on the high seas wherever it" wished.®

Germans Reported Digging In igunching a fairly. heavy offensive The Germans are still on the later, the Germans were caught fensive in the central sector, and ong-range artillery Yrom the dire. fold to be digging in all along this fon of Armiansk Gon the Isthmus of on

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