Washington, Mar, 10.
Government sources yesterday clined: to disclose the extent of ald to China contemplated by the Ad. ministration but Far Eastern exports interpreted Congressional approval of the -lend-lease bill asa mandate to ald China the same. as Britain, Observers especially noted that the Senate overwhelmingly rejected a proposed amendment to. confine United States aid to Britain, Greece and Canada. Most informed. sources believed the Administration would await the return of Dr. Lauchlin Currie, administrative assistant German Air Forces Raids London London, Mar, 10, For the second straight night, German raiders last night and early today pounded the London area and again caused serious damage and 'There: wore three warnings, the Inst coming at 2 am, today' and lasting only fifteen' minutes, the shortest of the three alarms.
One south coast town was the target of a concentrated attack short= after dusk yesterday, Anti-air~ craft guns went into heavy action and the sound of furious machine gunning Indicated that night Mghters also hampered the raiders, Further along the coast there was heavy gunfire from batteries on the French coast, Houses along the Brit ish coast were shaken, although there was no warning sounded for "shell fire" In the Dover area, 'While the London area again was the main target of the German attacks, the damage and casualties did not approach the Agures of Saturday, night, The Air Ministry said that bombs also were dropped on the home counties and the south coast' and "damage was done at a number of points in these areas, but nowhere very extensive, Casualties during he night were not numerious."—United Press, Small Scale London, March 10, Following the sharp German alr shack on London on Saturday night, activity by the Luftwaffe over Britain daylight yesterday was on a small scale, according to the Air Ministry, Bombs dropped on a few points in the south-east shortly after dawn Jcaused very little damage and serious casualties, Some damage was done by single aircraft which drop= ped bombs in eastern England in the afternoon. A small number of people was killed, but casualties were not Jaumerous, German aircraft are reported to have made a daylight sortie in forma tion to the south-east coast carly the day, but appeared to have dispersed and retired after meeting terrine anti-aircraft barrage, Tt is stated that the RAP. destroy: ed 50 enemy planes last week over Britain, the Continent and the Middle East while losing 16 themselves, Tt is authoritatively learned that German aircraft wore lost over around Britain during the week ended midnight 'March 8-0—one on March 2, three on March 3, three on March, 4, and two, March 8, AIL except' one wore bombers. Britain lost one gater during the same period.
Nazi People Warned The Nazi Radio last night broadcast fan urgent appeal to German housoholders to blackout houses even more carefully than In the past, It further warned people to keep water and sand handy and to have dugouts in Feadiness—Reuter,
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