Natives of the Tanganyika areas of Walkizi and Ngrumbi are determined to play their part along with other citizens of the empire in help~ ing London mon and women made homeless through the "blitz."
They have donated respectively 90 and 125 head of cattle, their most cherished possession, to relieve the Alstress of raid homoless.—Reuter.
Another of Britain's architectural treasures—Southwark Cathedral— suffered great damage, mainly to the stained-glass windows, in a recent air raid, it is revealed, Meanwhile, anoiller report stated that 19 people were killed and 52 injured when a hospital in London was bombed last night—Reuter, There was a certain amount of enemy alr activity over England today, "An alarm was sounded in the London area, but enemy aeroplanes which had come over the Thames estuary were turned back and did not succeed in reaching even the outskirts of the capital, Enemy planes were reported over other distelets during the morning. Bombs were dropped by a single Ge man raider near an East Anglian town,'and another town in this area was machine-gunned:—Reuter.
The (own which bore the brunt of laet night's attack by Nazi rald~ ets on Britain: was Swansea, it 1s now revealed—Reuter.
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