(Continued from page 7) as shipwrecked seamen were landed on the north-east coast of England, victims of Germany's air raids on shipping off the Yorkshire and Northumbrian coasts on Saturday. At least ten ships were attacked and thirteen persons are known to have lost their lives.
Three German planes shot down on Saturday have been located and British officials hinted last night that two more German bombers may have been shot down, The bodies of three German airmen were washed ashore. The trawler Harlech Castle came into port with three Nazi airmen and the body of a fourth killed when another German plane was shot down at sea.
The British steamer Harley was also bombed off the Yorkshire coast on Saturday. Her crew of eight, including one wounded seaman, abandoned the ship but was rescued.
The Swedish steamer Mertainen arrived at an east coast port yesterday after having been attacked twice by German planes. The ship was damaged but the crew of 36 escaped injury.
The Belgian steamer Charlotte was sunk and six members of her crew drowned in another German air attack on Saturday. Two of the crew of another ship which picked up the survivors from the Charlotte were drowned in rescue operations, One seaman was wounded in the Greek steamer Zografa. Four others drowned when the Norwegian steamer Tempo was sunk=Unitel Press.
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