Nicosia, June 8, through a curtain of anti-alreratt Are ent up by British and Greek war-
Amidst an inferno of screaming and. exploding shells. the enemy seemed determined to press home' their attacks. but failed to hit any warship military objective.
The touring of anti-aircraft fire died away towards dawn. when Alexand= a's heaviest and mest sustained raid came to an end, "According to @ communique issued by the Egyptian Minisizy of the Interior it is not yet possible to determine the exact number of casualties. At least one enemy airs raft was shot down.
Axis planes at present fying over Cyprus do s0 only if forced across from what is apparently the regular route between Greece and. Syria via the Dodecanese. Then they" fly high over the island to avoid trouble, It Is officially reported that enemy planes were over Cyprus yesterday, but no bombs were dropped, Cypriots are moving into country districts, Voluntary evacuation. has included a small group of Americans connected with mines, who stayed. on despite a United States warning ven months ago—Reuter,
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