Waves of British bombers, en route to France, passed over Dover throughout the evening last night when flying conditions were good. British aerial activity appeared to have slackened after midnight, unless the British bombers were taking a new route to the French coast.
German bombers also crossəd the English coast near here at intervals last night. The Germans were flying very: high when they passed Dover and drew little fire from local antiaircraft batteries.
The Air Ministry announced last night that the R.A.F. on Saturday ana Saturday night continued their attacks against invasion "bases.
Flushing Bombed Sen la 109 was shot r "batteries and British "however, broke up the forand the Germans soon halted a "new German weapon." ions and anti-aircraft were heard during two alarms last night and early this morning, Pian in the south-west and west in a TAREA rst zoid was carried out in
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