Mr. Winston Churchill obviously is equally impressed both by the relative smallness of damage done by the Germans in the air battles now raging and by the magnitude of the blow to individuals whose property has been struck by bombs, states "The Times" in commenting on the Prime Minister's speech in the House of Commons.
That British sea pi still determines the whole framework of the war was shown once more by the Prime Minister's allusions to the posi-
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