London, Feb, 7.
German air raids on Britain last night were the lightest in several nights, early morning reports showed.
These reports disclosed there had been no bombings, although lone reconnaissance planes were reported over a few scattered points early in the evening, No planes were reported over London, but planes were heard over Liverpool, West England and South Wales, Commenting on the German raids Wednesday night, the Air Ministry communique reported that casualties "on the whole were not heavy."
"Seven RAF, fighters were lost in yesterday's (Wednesday's) RAF. sweep on northern France."
rhe "Daily Herald" said that the R.A.F. planned a special leaflet raid on Germany to drop copies of the British Broadcasting Company message by Mr, Wendell I, Willkie, Republican Party leader, asking the German people to revolt against tyranny, The newspaper said the Government "already has printed copies of it and they are on their way to the German people through a multitude of underground channels.—United Press,
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