The second wave of British planes dropped salvoes of high explosive bombs on railway yards near Pots~ damer "Bahnhof, "and followed them up ina few seconds with incendiary bombs which set them fire, said the announcement.
Other raiders attacked the Tlergarton station on the main line of the east-west railroad through Berlin said the Air Ministry.
Earller, bombers "plastered the main line junction one mile and a quarter miles north-oast of the Brunnerstrasse, og well as goods yards" between Pulitzerstrasse and Tehrier station, said the com-
British Landed in Greek Territory London, Nov. 3.
Me, Albert V. Alexander, the First Lord of the Admiralty. today announced that British troops had landed in Greek territory.
"We shall honour our pledge to Greece," he said in a radio address broadcast to the Empire, "British naval and army support' is being itary objectives in Naples have been bombed," he said, and "British troops have landed in Greek territory.
"What we can do and will do are assuring facts in the situation," Mr. Alexander said, "We Can Take Time"
The road to victory was beginning fo define itself. he said, explaining that "even if it proved a long, hard road we can afford to take the time to win. Our enemies can not."
Mr, Alexander said he was sure no one occupying responsible positions would under-estimate the dangers, inding the French defection of "giving the enemy naval and alr bases for attack on our shipping by U-boats and aircraft."
Mr, Alexander described "wishful thinking" as a sign of weakness, but he said the undeniable facts were that the British Expeditionary Fores had not been destroyed, the heralded Invasion of Britain had not yet occurred, and Chancellor Hitler had nat arrived in London as advertised.
Thirdly, he said. "the Blitzkrieg has arrived aid has occupied months, but Up to date it has been decisively defeated by our young eagles of the force. Our cities. which were to wwe been razed to the ground are stil) standing.
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