At least seven out of twelve German aircraft failed to return to thole base after attacking a British convoy in the North Sea" on October 21, according to 2 statement by the Ait Ministry. German losses, it adds may yet prove to be even greater, "After action by the Royal, Air Force," the statement. says, "only four German planes were claimed as having been shot down, There were actually seen crashing into the sea, British pilots, however, believed that at least three more German machines would never return home, But cor clusive evidence was at frst lacking. Evidence is now available for tov members of three German crews have since been rescued, one by a trawler, another by a destroyer far out in the North Sea, and the third crew by a Danish steamer."—Reuter.
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