Dublin, Aug. 30.
Investigations concerning the bombing of the Ewe. vessel Kerryhead on August 1. have Showed. that. the aircraft me Teached the target dense black smoke was rising to a height of 3,000 feet and fires had broken out ti the centre of the depot. It is estimated that Several hundred vehicles were des-
Some fighter opposition was en: countered, but the aid was pustiad ome. to its conclusion, "AN of our sireraft- returned satd build was demolished ard a Jarge fire was started as a result of fa raid by Royal Air Force bombers Jon Tandehe in Ttalian East Africa, The naval workshops at" Massawa suffered direct hits during a raid by four bombers and. three tare fires Were started. "A large formation of Htalian bombers, escorted by many iter planes, Faided Malta" yester= and some damage was done to civilian property, but only six civilians were slightly wounded— solved was German, states an oMciat announcement. here which says thatthe German Foreign Office have. informed the ish Charge e'Affaires in Bertin to this effect "Phe German Foreign Office hag expressed singere. reter over the incident-reuter: allan Ambush Routed Nairobi, Aug. 31. enemy Inthe Buna district. The fembush was dispersed "and" our feasualties are slight." states a British quarters communique Issued "The "South African Air Force successfully ' raided" Mogadiscio, te occupied all oMeiat buildings and Faised the flag of free France.
An invitation then was sent to General de Gaulle': envoy, Colonel Dolarminat, who was given an en= thusiatie welcome by_a large crowd ax he erossed the "Congo River: outer.
"three. Caproni bombers "droppest bombs on the Buna area. one Africa was slightly wounded, but ne damage was cattsed—Reuter.
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