German objectives were given no respite yesterday, when British bombrs carried out daylong and nightlong attacks against them, starting huge fires. "According to an Air Ministry communique, daylight attacks were made on an all plant at Hamburg, on barges at " canal junction at Anna dorf'and Homburg, and on the 4 aerodrome. A. daylight atruck was also made on shipping at Lo Hav'
During the night, British bombers, though hampered by severe weather conditions, carried out attueks on widespread industrial and military objectives in Germany and German: occupied territory.
Industrial torgeis included an elf plant and munitions factory Cologne, an aluminium works at Grevenbroich, the Krupps works at Essen, and an electric power station, at Rocholz 3 communications and goods yards at Cologne, Wesel, Britssels anit fodromes were also 'The Princess aged was travelling in a bus to her we in the postal censorship department when the bus was hit by a' bomb. san to Lo Havre The Fleet Air Arn pin, With her husband, an oferta the former Ru aa she had ived: in England for Past 20 years—Reuter. raft failed to return from the day and night raids.—Reuter,
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