Simla, June 20.
"We are discussing with the British Government all possible methods to output and tend greater! Lord Linlithgow,—the Viceroy of India, declared in an address, today.
Vie added that the situation was stilt obscure but thal if reports of France's withdrawal are confirmed, Great Britain's determination to continue the struggle will not be changed.
AL the time of the present trial," he said, "I hope you will all, come; together in a way which would not ake into account political differences and which would admit to disputes regarding them being put aside by Gammon consent tt happier times."—javas. sea, Air Haid Damages Heaviest casualties were reported eastern coastal ports, where bombs fell on houses closely' rouped together, Material "destruction was! reported. to have been small, with private homes and farms suffering, the greatest damage, according 10
The fact thay only a comparatively small number of bombs was reported to have been dropped during the Nazi raids was interpreted military quarters here as confirma Mon of the theory that the flights were merely for reconnaissance pur= poses.
'The raids began, shortly after 11 pin, Tuesday and by dawn yester~ day' alr raid alarms had sent' resi dents of Kent, Essex, Suffoll, Cam= Drigeshire, Lincolnshite, Northhamptons hire, Yorkshire and Lancashire: scurrying to shelters.
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