Berlin, Nov. 27.
'The German itigh Command an-jounced last night that British planes "attempted to fly over Meligoland to the north-west coast of Germany Saturday but were foreed back by German' anti-aircraft fire when they reached the German coast." The announcement said the German alt= force and submarine force suffered una losses in the British raid.
Reports from London, it was called, said the British planes had merely ade reconnaissance fights over Heligoland, Whilhelmshaven and slong the German coast.
"The High Command announcement said, in referring to hostilities on the fastern Front, that there had been imited artillery sire on Sunday."
"On November 25," the communique forces attacked British sea forees in the northern part of the North sea, Germ planes made four full hits amon Which was one on a cruiser of the Aurora class. German air scouting tivity on Saturday attain. extended og far as the Shetland Islands." (London specifically. announced the failure of Nazi aircraft to hit sny British warship in this encounter.)
'An earlier Communique said. that the German outpost patrol boat No. 01 sonic as a result of an_ explosion south of the exit of the Great Belt off Denmark. Sixteen' men" were missing and at least twelve of these were believed. to be dead, the-an-
The German' radio last night claimed that the British steamers Dryburgh and Bordfeld were sunk or destroyed by mines while en route from Lieth to Antwerp-—United Press,
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