London, Aug. 2.
Three hundred and thirly-six civil~ long were killed and 470 wounded during the month starting June 18 uring German. raids over Britain, the Home Minister, Sir John Ander-Son, stated ina written reply at the Hotise of Commons last night.
During this month, his reply said, 287 men, 42 women and 7 children were illed as a result of German bombs, while 369 men, 91 women and 16 children were injured.
No figures were given for casualties among the services—United Press.
Hallans Raided Ten Times Cairo, Aug. 2 Royal Air Force bombers have made 10 intensive bombing raids on Italian concentrations in the vicinity of Kassala in the past two days, 2 Royal Air Force communique report-Jed here last night.
"On July 20," the communique declared, "raids were continued from carly morning to. dusk Wednesday. Two further attacks were made on military objectives within the target rea. "Severe damage was done "The aerodrome and hangars Asmara were attacked by another formation of bombers; one hanger wa demolished and another severely damaged. A number of hits were made on'some buildings. All our ait craft returned safely, "A further raid was carried out on Gurrand; despite low clouds making, Accurate bombing dimieult, direct hits were scored on aerodrome buildings, causing several "fires. During. two raids, the result of which is not yet known, enemy fighters engaged our bombers. One enemy aircraft is believed to have been destroyed and tone of our bombers was compelled make a foreed landing on enemy {ct ry. On their return journey, the bombers sighted three enemy. bom bers attacking a place Somaliland. Our aircraft immediatel fallaeked and shot down an. enemy machine in flames, while another wat last seen with black' smoke coming from its engine, "South of Moyale, aircraft of the South African Air' Force bombed {oop concentrations with success."
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