The Archive · 1941

Enemy Active

Some activity by enemy aircraft in coastal regions during daylight yesterday is reported in the latest Air Ministry communique issued last night.

Single aircraft yesterday morning dropped bombs on a town on the south-east coast. Houses were damaged. but nobody was killed or seriously injured.

In the early afternoon, an aircraft dropped bombs on a district on the south coast, causing a number of casualties, including several people killed, and damage to buildings.—

Reuter.

Capital May be Moved New York. Mar. 28. Whalever the German Air Force can do to stop the growing threat of Britain's new American bombers must be done at once, says the "Chicago Sunday Times." 7 The great guessing game of trying to predict what Hitler is going. to do has entered a new phase. It is. Hitler who today is trying to guess what Britain is going to do.

German civilians are wondering where the Royal Air Force will strike next. All over the continent of Europe there is fear; and eyes are straining aloft. They have been told that the United States cannot send "ome to pass—warfare on many dif-derout fronts simultaneously.

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