London, Sept. 19. Members of the United States seriously injured, and then ued with the work of freeing raider swooped down on End at the end of the military mission left for the United States today after weeks of detailed investigations throughout Britain.
According to their friends, their report to President Roosevelt will show great confidence in British powers of resistance, especially the R.A.F. coastal defences.
The report, it was also believed, would reflect doubt regarding Germany's chances of a successful invasion.—United Press.
When three bombs fell in the north. west district, a house was demolished, all windows in a big block of flats were blown out, and gas mains were fractured.
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