Some houses were damaged.
'A church was set on fire in East Anglia, In London the lull contir inued without even an alert. aye over BMain: during the Tas enemy planes have been des.
sVhours, "Two bombers were brought flown during the night," bomber Wwos hot down into the Sep during the morning, and five fighters were des-{toyed during' the afternoon, - Four Eniish fighters are missing, but the pilots of three are safe, 'Last night's Air' Ministry Communique says that there. Was some sir aolvity over England during 1 day, mainly over the 204th outhedast" coast, when two fostte "ateeratt ow" inland, and dropped bombs al two places on the South coast." Some damage was done and" a-small" number of casualties ware "caused, some of which were Tie important German ports of Kiel and Binden were bombed once again Jast night by aircraft of the TAP. At Kiel the dig shipballding yard was still further demoged, "Docks at Cherbourg. were. also tacked last wight by-airerer of the fleet ait-arm,. -All'the Bilish.atr= craft. returned safely from these Four Spitiires. patrolling over the 'Channel yesterday encountered. ten Atesserschmitt fighters, shot down five of them in as many minutes without ess, to themselves and then, with ammunition spent, raced home safely }though pursued by over 35 other'
Two of the Spkare pilots got two each and a third got one, states the Air Ministry news service, Only one German had time to bale' out, the others crashing into the sea their machines, "It was grand," said one pilot, "but T could not stay long, for as soon as T had got my two J saw about 25 other yellow noses* (Mfesserschmitts) coming at us, and I had no more
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