Stockholm, Dec. 20. The recent increase in air activiest, and attempts are now being made by the German Air Force fo show their capabilities in carrying out large-scale attacks, says the Berlin correspondent of the "Dagbladet."
Air Force officials claim that German reconnaissance planes have obtained comprehensive aerial photographs both of Britain and France.—Reuter, Extravagant German Claim pam, Dec. 29 British losses in the air battle over Heligoland last Monday were at least 36 planes, the D.N.B. official news agency reported last night.
"The commander of ihe Germen squadron involved in the battle, DNB said, estimated the British losses at 40 planes.
The agency described the barile as "the greatest air battle in the history of the aerial weapon".—United Press,
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