Rome, Sept. 15.
The British naval attack yesterday on German' shipping concentrations along the coast of the English Channel and the North Sea indicates that "realizes the imminence of to invade the Despite heavy anti-aircraft fire, British bombs kept falling and falling.
Only two British aircraft were lost these operations.
Searchlights, parachute flares and flashes of bursting bombs and antiaircraft guns lit up the water front for many miles as endless explosions shook the Kent coast, The attacks extended along a 150- mile front with Boulogne, Calais, Ostend and Dunkirk the principal targets.
Nightly smashing of bases which the Germans could use for a take-off in an invasion attempt must be disrupting the Germans'. organization, observers pointed out—Reuter.
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