The falling of of German alr ively over Britain following the ent intensive attacks may mean that Herr Hitler is holding back the Luttwale for a brand new stroke at any time, writes Reuter's military coy respondent.
The German alm is clearly to pre vent Britain from becoming armed. Apparently the hope to do this more by than by Wrecking they work. Thus houses and shops suffer much more than factories.
"To emphasize Mr. Churchill's warns ing that Britain may yet be invaded, the RA. has resumed raiding Hitt let's invasion bases since the Prime Minister spoke last Thursday.
Taking No Chances Evidently the RAF, is taking no chance of an attempt being made uring the Christmas or New Year holidays.
The danger of an attempted inva sion is always. present, The RAF. has dealt heavy blows in the past eight months and continues {0 do even in Weather that keeps the Ger= man. Air Force aground. It is reasonably certain that the weather by night and the R.A. has kept. the German Air Force aground for tong, periods.
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