The weight of the new British offensive against Germany is shown by an admission by the official Gor-man news agency yesterday, which said that heavy damage was caused fon Tuesday night when British bomb= ers raided Duesseldorf and the naval bate at Kiel. Two British "planes! failed to return.
German activity over Britain on Tuesday night was again on a small scale. But four enemy raiders were destroyed. Early yesterday. a ftth bomber was shot down by anti-aircraft fire from a British convoy and {is escort, An Air Ministry communique announced this morning: ""Enemy activity over this country last night was not on a large scale. Bombs were dropped at a number of points, mainly in south England and at a place on the north-east of Scotland. No. damage was done and a small number of casualties has been repotted. One enemy bomber was destroyed during the night."—Reuter.
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