London, Oct. 14. pees last night's R.A.F. raids, the navigator of one aircraft said the Krupp factory at Essen seemed to be working at full pressure when they arrived, and by the light of flares they got the impression of miles of sheds of all sizes and huge factory chimneys belching columns of smoke.
The navigator said that, as near as they could tell, their bombs fell either right on top of the machine shop or quite close to the British officials estimated that a maximum of 75 Britons, including the British Minister and his skeleton remain in Rumania. journalist, Mr. Clare Hollingsworth, obtained a further grace of 20 days on his expulsion order.
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