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With RAR, Nov, AN ranks have been' warned. that pamphlets may be dropped behind the lines. by "enemy" aircraft, and that their purpose Is to assist the rely" to win the war. All men have been instructed to regard it a8 their duly to collect any leaflets they find and to send them to headguarters. "It is expected that the pam-phiers will be addressed, directly oF Indirectly, to the British and Altied Forces, and civilians.—Reuter, How RAF, Downed Enemies srrctat, 10 me "N.C.
With BER, Nov. 4, Details now available on the shooting down on November 2 of two German reconnaissance aeroplanes, show that four Germans' were taken prisoner, two of whom are wounded fand the others unhurt. With a third machine, the German planes erossed French territory adjacent to the Briish Zone. Instantly, British and French Ship Sunk In Adantic Paris, Nov. 4.
The Ministry of War announces that the French cargo-ship, the 6,000-ton Baoule, has been torpedoed in the Atlantic. Two men are reported killed and eleven other members of the crew missing. Thirty-eight survivors, including the captain, were rescued—Reuter.
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