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Toyal Air Force, planes on Friday night bombed the cet at Cherbourg ani Lorient, the aerodrome at Bore eaux and the shipbuilding yards at St. Nazalve, the Air Ministry com minigue said. "TWwo British bombers that the Nazis claim to have conferred on the occupied countries in Europe is found in 'a German news agency message which announces that no shoes or textile goods may be sold to customers by Belgian shop= keepers without an official pur~ chase permit.
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