Rome, Sept. 3. Others were wounded when rem Twelve Italians were
planes bombed and machine-a portion of Cotrone. Calabria on "Monday, it was officially announced yesterday.
gion near Pozzallo, southern Sid (British planea iso raided the ne-machine-gunning a train and wound-tacked Tripoli b ing some passengers.
One and we sevi of would inter which must be the of internal policy and of ead Sir Walter gen Congress. so! at Some damage was ceused.—United Sis ress. handsome oe se lays his first Wi a new ad Supply Vessel Hit By Bombers mber is missing, says a communique issued by the Air Min-"oe two: Meapersokmaltte destroy lo. tts i were "bagged" by the Fighter Command's Australian on, says the Air Ministry N" rice.
This jugdron last mot was the morning. to under oscer Command's top scorer, bringing down ber 4. Two of the letained will t Here they, will embark on Soper 18 gut of the month's total of 124 enemy planes. released on tie. feum of two Britis officers, wi o are sick and have No enemy, areratt al red to in-yet reached
cessful The reason for escoti Jo understeer British Flak"
The pilots of a Hurricane Fighter squadron also participating in the attacks dived and set one of the escort ing "Flak" ships on fire. Other Hurricanes silenced the guns of another "Flak" ship.
On the return journey two Megserdimitts were seen protecting E-Boats, The Hurricanes set one of the
Serschmitts, A. Free French plot attacked s were
made a feint attack on the saying What the ws ur worthy of French traditions—Reuter
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