Winston Churchill saw some of the fiercest air fighting of the war when he visited the south-east coast yesterday. The Prime Minister Watched aerial battles "over Dover, which had a record number of raids. and. inspected the wreckage of Messerschmitt which had crashed in ames.
At. Ramsgate, which—was raided yesterday, he inspected shelter arrangements and, smiling cheerfully ARP. warden, said, "Keep Your pecker up." Seven planes were shot down before the Prime Minister's eyes in less than an hour during a
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