Enemy air activity over the south-feast coast was on a small scale, probably due to a fog over the straits, Two high explosives dropped in one London district "damaged dwellings alleele vied in the London area and injured a dozen persons, The shortly the second night alarm came at 1230 a.m.
'The first night alarm sounded after the usual hour lull, followed by a. short, sharp flurry' of anti-aircraft then the first all-clear, ight raiders also were reported western England, Sout Wales, Liverpool and other areas, Enemy formations crossed the coast repeatedly on Sunday, were met by British fighters and" scattered Ditter fights over south-eastern. En; land or they. retreated across the English Channel, None penetrated deeper than the outskirts of London, where a fow bombs were dropped.
Eight German' raiders. were. shot down und five Royal Air Force planes were lost, it was said ofically, All RAR, pilots were' sate, however, 1 was aded, Several "groups of Messerchmitt 109s ied 10 penetrate the defences of the Kent coast on Sunday altitude of 25,000 feot in an attempt to elude ground guns Fighting spread over she counityside and channel a8 fighter squadrons lashed with "enemy Gahters and bombers, usually chasing them to the ch Coast, said reports, Air "Ministry communiqu warned that in the raid on South ampton, the Nazis deliberate) Attacked the centre of the town= United Press, Bremen and Lorient Left Ablaze London, Dee. 1 Large tires flared "in Bremen the, rear German naval has Lorient when they were bombed by the RAF. the Air Ministey_announ-fand incendiary bombs, it was said.
vT. AW F. high explosive and five large fires were
Direct hive and also on German communications a inland ports, Shipyards at Bremen Were blasted and heavy explosives caused have at Cologne, said the Air Ministry.—United Press, Dover, Dee. 1 nae gun shells fired Dover are:
Wich explosive shells from the rocked the area for half an hour.
at 430/am,, and again in Three British Vessels Attacked Of Ireland New York, Dee. 2
Mackay Radio today reported to have picked up three 5.0.8, calls from torpedoed British vessels giv ing their positions in about the same hart of the north Atlantic, 400 miles west of Ireland, 'An unidentified British craft, using the call-letter GKIF, said that it was under attack 55.03.' degrees north latitude and 1840 degrees" west longitude ay 453 a.m, GAT.
The Shilaby Ganely reported being torpedoed $3 degrees north latitude and 20 degrees west longitude at 3.15, am, GMT.
The Goosilight Aashed a radio mes-saying that it was torpedoed. 2 degrees north latitude and 18.45 weet Honitude at 544 am, GMT—United Press
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