Despite a stiff northerly' wind and heavy' clouds over the straits, the Royal Air Force last night could be seen pounding the entire French coast from Boulogne to Calais, Standing on the cliffs, a United Press. correspondent was, unable, to hear the aircraft going out to sea. but Budieny "two Imunenbe ashes "near Boulogne lighted up the sea. Api ently ihe flashes were from heavy Domb dropped before any German anti-alreratt fre could be started.
German guns along the whole coast then threw up the heaviest barrage, which continued for more than 30 minutes—United Press,
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