Other impressive figures in this London. Sept. 2 bardment include 31 attacks on barge papers today was unique record of intense aerial bom-Editorial comment in the morning favourable to the With its two emulsions Kodak Veri-concentrations, 48 on shipping, eight British-free French attack on Dakar. chrome Film gets detail in the shade, on war. supplies at docks, Not all journals, however, commented retains it in bright sunlight, corrects search h-light concentrations and gun emplacements.
At least on the action.
While the "Daily Mail" approved minor exposure errors, gets the picture enemy supply-ships were sunk, others the attack, it said, "Many obvious where ordinary films fail. Ask for set on fire ud direct hits obtained questions arise from an apparent con-"Vetichrome.!" Comes la the warships, including a cruiser and n authoritative evidence on the box trademarked "Kodak,' destroyer.
Thi rty-nine attacks ere made on stems and ti s in Germany, and occupied Fran in which main lines were damaged, res caused at goods yards and supply trains wrecked.
Three attacks were made on oil stores, three on power stations and one on a munitions unsatisfactory episode. We hope there may be convincing answers, The "Daily Telegraph" emphasized the o prevent Germany from controlling Dakar and declared "whatever measures we find necessary to take for that purpose will be justified."—United Press. tory.
Eight attacks were Iso made on aerodromes in Holland, five on others in Germany, cluding Tempelhof, Berlin's principal airport, and one on the Jersey airport—Reuter.
Im wasion Ports Again Raided London, Sept. 25.
The Royal Air Force followed up its bombing of German invasi ion ports along the French and Belgian coast the previous night by N. Rhodesia To Loan in £1,200,000
London, Sept. 25. tive Council of Northern Rhodesia has unanimously resolved to loan £1,200,000 from surplus balances to the British Government, free of interest, for the duration of the war.
-British Official Wireless heavily attacking them last night. Berlin and another in north Berlin the Air Ministry officially announced where sheets of flame lighted up the les ae, One British bomb fell almost be-Damage Admitted side the Berlin gas works which ap-Berlin, Sept. peared to have been damaged. Gas The British attack on Mond. night pressure in that part of Berlin was Tuesday morning resulted very low after the raid, mage to German industrial] British bombs also damaged the s, German authorities admitted. interurban railway line, interrupting y admitted that British bombs traffic on at least one line for many had hit one factory in north-west hours—United Press.
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