Ciro, Sep. 8 A further contingent of Foes and Cceechs lis "arrived in, Patesin Ground defences put up the fiercest barrage yet heard when enemy planes came in' waves over an area in the berth-cast of England for the 14th night in succession. During a prolong-Jed raid in the Midlands, high explo-ive bombs were scattered in various districts, mostly in open country. A
Sates a Comounique issued ly' Gen: feral Heodquariers: ast night ZAC Cepureo, during the night of September 3 one vot our aatals ited tree 'enemy: soldiers without Sustahang any conus Gremoatves "There is nothing to report {rom Kenya snd the Sudan."—Reuter,
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