The Archive · 1940

Bombs Dropped at Random

London, Sept. 10. 'The Air Ministry and' the of Home Security' in a commu (ie. said, "The. enemy. now. thrown off all pretense of confining himself to military targets. Bombs were scattered at random over London without distinction of objectives, The communique emphasized that ores were started inthe immediate jelnity of St. Paul's Cathedral and the Guild "Tall. The "communique also charged the Germans with tacking a large maternity hospital and one was shot down.

"During an enemy raid on Malta fon September 7, one enemy aircraft was shot down by our fighters and another seriously damaged.""—Reuter.

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