The attacks, it states, were mainly. concentrated on districts in east and south London, in the neighbourhood of the river. Some fires were start ed, but were quickly brought under control.
Some damage, the communique! odds, was caused to dwelling houses: and industrial premises. Reports received show that casualties were ther less than previous nights.
'Meanwhile, despite 15 " successive' days of savage attacks, life in Lon €on is not much changed compared with normal times.
Rising after a night disturbed the almost continuous roar of antiaircraft barrage, punctuated by the occasional crump of nearby enemy' bombs, the average Londoner' finds timely' reassurance in the regular appearance of the milk at his door and the newspaper in his letter-box.
is. these manifestations of nor~ ality, bespeaking as they do of the efficient functioning of processes of communication and distribution over wide area and involving a. great Variety of activities, which has most Geeply impressed foreign observers in London.
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