Two hundred and fifty aircraft have bombed Berlin in raids on 14 separate nights in the past_month and the German capital has absorbed 200 tong of bombs, As to the future, It is quite clear in the RAB. view that the enemy "contemplating a campaign in the Middle East this winter." 'The RAS. in that area ly being reinforced to n.cet the threat without weakening. Its offensive or defensive power in Britain to any important extent, Home production, far from being affected by enemy folds, has expand= the past month' or two and supplies of American aiteratt Incld~ fontally compare favourably with the British U.S. Journal in Failure Of Nazi Air Attack New York, Oct, 23, Jews Altering daily through the censors brings fresh evidence that England's position is growing Jess and less precarious." says the Cleveland "Plain Dealer" today. "The time scorny not far off, if it has not al ready' arrived, when it may be said that the Axis hag taited to win a blitzkrieg and now faces the far more difficult task of winning a Toni, war.
There is the belated but hearten= announcement verity reports at the Royal Air Force hay destroy the Nazi invading. force. "here the shake-up in the High Command of the British Navy... There ie the owing account of the British dex fence system published in the Soviet Army's oficial organ... There is the Fevelation by the British that they have been holding In reserve great numbers of new and faster Aghter bomber planes.,. There is the Enowledae that the British Navy still the strong enough te: reopen the Burma Road of the lance with Japan."
While none indicates that England yet has per hand, it does justify the that this is be the short and Rone pin process seems in. this sort. of ave.right at home, fireman and toa Newport sre brigade. 'AIL ut these awards are in FecouDte tion Gf gallant conduct during. a terious fire. started bya hustle attack, While it was being fought there were further sie-rids, light, and the firemen were machine gunned, as well as bombed Rel
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