London, Aug. 2.
Casualties on each side on the Libyan frontier since the beginning war with Italy have been as fol lows: Brilish—killed. and. missing, iailed, founded, 20; eaplured, 20; wounded, 10; vehicles 10. Italian
$73; wehletes, 00, ineliuding 1 guns, RAY, Raid near Bardia, Cairo, Aug. 2.
"A highly successful raid" was carried out by bombing alreratt of the Royal Air Force on a large ammunition dump near Bardia yes terday," states a communique issued by the Royal Air Force here this morning.
"The shock of the explosion was felt 9,000 fect up, and flames rose 500 fect and smoke 7,000. feet. Columns of smoke could "still be seen when our aircraft were 40 miles away on their" homeward journey.
Appearing suddenly out of a cloud yesterday afternoon, a German plane Gived to about 400. feet over" the entre of Norwich and dropped bombs Which killed five people and injured several others.
One bomb demolished part of a warehouse, and the second struck another building.—Another "bomb wrecked 2 restaurant, the explosion lifting off the roof. 'The Ministry of Home Security announced that a single enemy aircraft, flying great height, had crossed the East Coast earlier' in the afternoon.
Elsewhere, enemy activity was confined to occasional nights over the English Channel, where two enemy aircraft were shot down by British fighters, yesterday evening. One British fighter failed to return from patrol.
"We suffered no casualties, "An ait raid by Italian bombers on Post Sudan was unsuccessful, Our fighters encountered a Caproni bomber over the Abyssinian border, and after a short engagement the machine was shot down."
A. reconnaissance party pushing towards Dobel (Kenya) on July 30 withdrew after meeting strong" opposition, statey a communique. On other fronts there was nothing to report.
Olt Refinery mit "A, small formation of bombers attacked an all refinery' near Masfsawa; direct "hits were registered, setting petrol afire, the smoke of which was soon 50 miles away, Enemy fighters appeared but did not engage our bombers, Plane Bullets Shatter Windows Windows of shops and houses were statiered by bullets when a German plane -machine-gunned and bombed 2 south-eastern town yesterday afternoon.
Bombs started a fire and caused some casualties. "Fighters pursued the raider—Reuter,
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