The agency quoted an eye witness as saying that one British plane was apparently crippled. He said it few out to sea at a low altitude, but was not pursued.
At 845 p.m, there was anti tack at Hornum, the agency ce Ten bombs were heard to fall, it said.
Still quoting eye witness accounts of the bombing, the agency said that, following "several other distinct attacks," a plane came from the north and dropped two bombs on List, then disappeared. Five minutes later, another plane appeared from the south and dropped two bombs on Hornum, continuing northward over the island to drop two more bombs. The plane then flew back toward List and successfully escaped the terrific anti-the agency continued, "four explosions were heard from the ing unity of parties, he stated, Cheers greeted this announcement, Mr, Chamberlain said he accepted and subscribed to the words of middle of the island." AN along the Danish mainland people stood watching explosions in the pyrotechnic display furnished by the bombs, guns, rockets and searchlights, the "Exchange Telegraph" said.—Unitéd Press.
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