With the R.A. in France, May 29.
'The Royal 'Air Force continued its unceasing' attacks on German communications and troops. all "day yesterday, bombing roads, railway. Junctions, troop columns, freight French Airmen Berlin, May 29.
On the orders of Field Marshal Hermann Goering, Minister Aviation, all French air force prisoners of war are to be shackled immediately on eaplure and kept in separate camps, according to an announcement by the German news agency.
"They are also to be deprived of all allowances. previously granted them.
"Every time the murder of a German airman is reported," the agency declares, "Goering wilt have five French airmen shot. The same applies to German airmen fired at while Jumping for their lives in parachutes, except in such cases he will have 50) French prisoners she "This measure will not apply to captured British airmen, as the British have so far given no reason for such SES Gace ans schmitts, shooting down 11 Heinkels fand one Messerschmitt. All of. the British planes returned to their base' undamaged—United Press.
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Bombers of the Royal Air Force again bombed objectives at Bremen; all depots were set on fine," states an announcement by the Air Ministry.—Reuter.,
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