While British yearchtight reraft_ batteries combined pet fectly in new defence methods German 8 again intensified their "activity last night and eatly today by dropping bombs over Widely scattered areas of London trid "utising's mysterious sulphurous Yellow slow, which British tutors ties termed new German weapon."
Heavy explosions and. antiaiverat fre were heard during two alarms last night and early this morning Darteutarlyin the south-west and berth-west inthe earlier attack, The frst raid was carried out in pitch' dark, but seareniight baterics Suddenly Docame exceptionally alive asthe, German ple aamied a from cloud to cloud. evel eek by. hopping ale their mucus pulsation form a glow on he hounded raiders, London in two's, 's or singly, hid ina cloud bank. the anti-aircraft batteries filled it with shells and. the planes fled ehlights formed cups of light beneath small groups of raiders, after which the antiaircraft. guns poured 8 furious stream of fire into the cup, Fires were started in the southwest district but wore brought under control after some time, high explosives demo of houses and shops north= west zone, 'A. block of flats was hit, white bombs fell "near another lined to be fooled, The majority remained in shelters. As one Cock-hey remarked, "Sounds more like all= queer than all-clear:"
Sure enough, the raid soon resumed and bombs and guns crashed central London a few minutes after the second warning, Three bons were dropped and one a Riss main fire which resulted like: an express ought tunnel. After ne raiders appeared ihe dropping of a final load of bombs as the first st f dawn began {0 tinge the sky, when Germans disappeared—United Press. edge of every inch of terrain which the Italians have to cover.
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