1t is emphasized that this is no more than what Great Briain has from the beginning of the war, and for which the country is well prepared, even though the strain might, for a time, be severe.
An answer to the German air offensive is given in advance by i the plans of. the Royal Air Force, which is prepared to go into action immediately an order is given, as Well as the excellent standard of defences—proved by the high proportion of German casualties in ious air raids against Great Reuters military correspondent, after enumerating British defence Hem Hitler and Field Marshal writes; "If threats by
Hermann Goering materialize during the week, and if ihey are exclusively at Great Britain, will meet surprising couniermeasures, in which the French will join, by sea, land and air,"—Reuter.
Chang left his headquarters the gunmen set upon him and opened fire. Chang Was taken unawares and killed outright. "The gunmen escaped on their bicycles.
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