The effect of the autumn sky conditions on the defences was tested Fast night, which was "the darkest since the air attack started.
Observers said although searchlights were unable to penetrate the Tow clouds which tid the raiders, the engines were plainly heard and thus" the anti-aircraft guns had "Axis Talks War But Wants Peace™
New York, Oct. 5, "The Axis talks' war but wishes for peace," writes the "New York Times" columnist, Ann MeCormick, discussing, the Brenner meeting. In March, she adds, the Dictators did not. foresee that in October they would be planning a second campaign wider and riskier than the first—Reuter. difficulty in locating the German raft. and following them with German planes visited a northwest town and a Welsh coastal town in which a house was demolished and two spinster sisters killed, While the weather hampered and bothered the German raiders, i{ also wrouuded British bombers, No} British bombers carried out attacks fon Germany or German-occupied territory Tast_ night,
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