Some raiders made u special attack on one objective only four miles from the centre of the city. Intense search-light activity and some haze prevented several other pilots, who attacked at the same time, from observing results, but when a few minutes after midnight another aircraft dropped high-explosive and incendiary bombs, the haze had cleared sufficiently to reveal four fires in the south and central parts of the target. At 0.20 a.m., following yet another salvo across the buildings, there was a violent explosion and a large fire which was burning fiercely 15 minutes after the attack.
One raider bombed works near Tegeler See, cne of Berlin's lakes; later another pilot observed a fire Americans, Killed in Italian Raid Cairo, Aug. 30. Twò Americar' missionaries were killed and two other Americans wounded when two Italian aircraft dropped 30 bombs on, and then machine-gunned, an isolated station of the Sudan Interior Mission at Dora, in Upper Nile province, on August 23, according 10 a report issued by the Governor-General of Sudan.
The report adds that one American and his wife ran out of the station when the attack began, waiving a large American flag, but were machine-gunned by the Italian airmen.—Reuter.
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