Dover, Feb. 14.
German guns from France yesterday resumed shelling of the southeast coast of Britain. The shooting started early in the day and continued at 10-minute intervals until 115 pin. No casualties or damage were reported.—United Press.
King, Queen Visit Bombed Areas London, Feb. 14.
The King and Queen visited bombed areas in Manchester yesterday, and were greeted by thousands of people who turned out to meet them. One woman told the Queen that she had driven for 13 hours without a light to meet Their Majesties, and added: "I wouldn't have missed it for worlds."
Another woman of 70 described how she had been blown from her kitchen to the front door when a bomb wrecked her family's house, but added cheerful "but Hitler hasn't killed us yet!
Mr. Herbert: Morrison, Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security, who accompanied the King and Queen, said they indicated they would retain unforgettable memories of the grim determination of the people of Manchester to pursue their war effort to the utmost—Reuter
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