Cairo, Sept. 4 Further British attacks on' jellies and warehouses at Assab, 2 port Eritrea, are announced iva commun! que issued by the Royal Air Porce {ast night.
All bombs, it is stated, fell in the target area, but it wat tot possible to observe the results, One. fire Saried by. a. raid on the previous ay was still burning.
in the Buna area, Kenya, alreratt {or the Sault African Air Force attack ed. enemy troops and a transport while aircraft of the Thodesian squad:
Common Cause London, Sept. 4.
"India, by the end of the frst year Jor the "war, has already made. a Powerful contribution in men, money and materials {o the common' cause, declares a message in regard to India's war. effort given to Reuter by Mr. L.'S. Amery, Secretary of State for India, on the occasion of the anniversary. of Britain's entry into the war.
"The momentum of her war effort ig increasing from week to. week, the message and will eon Hinue increasingly durin, the coming: sear as her almost tnlimit "progressively mol adapted to her military "United in their detestation of forces of tyranny and aggression, onselous of India's vital interest la the victory of our cause. her people, despite domestic and political differ fences, will, T believe, show equally increasing determination not only 10 ward off all possible dangers but take their part in the great offensive which will get. the seal upon the Empire' Aight "for justice Treedom."—and Reuter,
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