A German raider, shot down off Scotland yesterday, fell into the sea off Caithness, and was believed to be one of several which flew at a great height over the Shetlands, about noon. Two, or possibly three, machines were reported over the islands, and they were thought to be part of an enemy squadron of convoy raiders.
Aircraft of a New Zealand squadron in an RAF. bomber command flew over Germany for the first time last night, it is disclosed. Three of them were engaged with planes from bomber (squadrons in carrying out reconnaissance over north-western Germany. All three re-
Possible Extension of War turned safely—Reuter, Washington, Mar. 29.
Officials here expected that part of the Mr. Sumner Welles' report dealt with the possibility of the extension of the European war to the Far East as a result of new tension between the Allies and Russia. In addition to
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