Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
ROMANSHORN,
Switzerland—One
of main German airplane motor factories
reported put out of action by French or British air raid on Friedrichshafen;
(German high command denies raid occurred.)
BERGEN,
Norway—Norwegian
islanders believe naval engagement underway in North Atlantic where sounds of
cannonading heard.
PARIS—French troops
attack German positions in Haardt mountains; western front springs to life
with, shelling across Rhine; French report artillery bombardment of main
Siegfried fortifications.
BERLIN—Germany reports
British destroyer sunk, eight French planes downed. Communique says
"repeated raids made successfully
on "military objects in Warsaw;" German high command prepares for
long war.
MOSCOW—Soviet troops
move toward demarcation line splitting Poland between Russia and Germany; Neva
river closed to foreign shipping.
LONDON—By stepping up
war preparations Britain replies to Mussolini's suggestion for calling off
conflict; British freighter Hazelside sunk; information ministry tells of
British propaganda leaflet raids over Germany.
BUDAPEST—Warsaw radio
says new German bombardment costs more than 1,000 civilian lives; capital's defenders
still holding out against encircling Germans.
SHANGHAI—Chinese say they have
fought off major Japanese offensive in Central China.
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