Prohibited Until Full Repairs are Made Nazi plane targets on Friday night included a century-old convent which was showered-with incendiary bombs London, Oct. 13.
The roof of St. Paul's Cathedral was rendered unsafe when the cathedral was hit recently by German bombs, it was learned last night.
Cathedral authorities decided yesterday to have work started immediately to render the roof secure. Experts said the roof would have to be lifted and then replaced to render it safe again.
Playing of the cathedral organ has been prohibited for fear that the vibration will bring the roof down.—United Press. convent buildings were almost gutted or blown to pieces.
library and many pictures were destroyed. The roof of the badly damaged. None of
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