London, July 15.
In a message last night, welcoming Polish and Czech troops who recently arrived in the United' Kingdom, the Secretary of State for War, Mr. Anthony" Eden, pledged never to give uup the strugide until Poland and Cyechostovakia had been restored to} their sons and daughters.
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From our shores, from the high seas, from the air and fam every base of operations within the British Empire."
Mr. Eden said, "we are resolved, wilh your valuable aid, to overwhelm the forces of extinguished it, Damaged Afuch damage, continues the Air Ministry bulletin, was done by a Hudson airerati of the Coastal Command last night when the pilot bombed the Dutch harbour of Har-linen, His heavy bombs exploded irehouses adjoining" and the quay, 'AS he turned awa could see explosion after explosion in wares houses which were flames, The blaze was when the aircraft The Air Ministry says that Ger~ man aircraft. which were attacking shipping in the Straits of Dev early Inst evening were intercepted and six of them—two fighters and four bombers—were shot down into the sea by British fighters.
Tu addition, it is stated, a German bomber was' shot down by antiaircraft fire, One British fighter was Tost One Pers sacred cause try. for which you suffered 50 long has been restored nnd for all to her own sons in a southeastern distri One _person was slightly: injured.
No serious damage was caused.
Residentiat Q) jer Bombea The Air Ministry announces that number of casualties resulted when bombs from. a raider fell on a residential quarter of a southaeastern town in England this mornin
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