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THE 'CHINA MAIL, JUNE 14, 1940
NON-STOP AIR RAIDS BY R-A-F. IN FRANCE
London, To-day. REUTER'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT with the R.A.F. somewhere in France telegraphs that al- most non-stop raiding has been carried out this week by R.A.F. bombers operating in close liai- son with bombers from England and the French air force.
Bridges across the Seine vital to the enemy's plans for the
encirclement of Paris, have been the chief objectives. Fires have been raging in towns over a wide belt from the incessant aerial bombardment started by the Germans and continued by Allied aircraft as the Germans push- ed forward to occupy the bomb-scarred land. So incessant have been the attacks, two others... that squadrons engaged have barely time to file their reports of the results obtained before the tanks were refuelled, and the deadly racks off reloaded and the planes take again.
had In the course of Wednesday's in- tense bombing attacks on enemy con- centrations in the area east of Rouen, three enemy bombers were shot down. Three British aircraft are missing.
New fighters flown out overnight to strategic bases at once have taken their places with older western front squadrons. Reuter.
French Air Activity
Paris, To-day.
During the night R.A.F. bombers attacked enemy lines of communica- tion from the coast to the Forest of Ardennes, damaging railways and road junctions. Ammunition dumps were blown up and fires started.
Over the French battle zone Bri- tish fighters shot down seven enemy aircraft. None of our fighters missing.
are
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A French Air Ministry communique states: "Units of the French Air Force continued throughout the last 24 hours
The aerodrome at Vaernes, their magnificent effort in the battle.
"Our heavy and light bomber Trondheim, and enemy supply ships squadrons operated day and night in and a port near Bergen were severely
con-attacked-Reuter. the back areas of the enemy, siderably embarrassing
oeuvres.
his man-
"Numerous convoys, railway -junc- tions and troop concentrations. were attacked by French planes which dropped huge quantities of explosives on these objectives.
Unfavourable Weather
Paris, To-day.
A French air communique states that owing to unfavourable weather conditions the activity of the French air force has considerably lessened in the past 24 hours. Squadrons of light of bombers attacked German positions, in concentrations and lines of communi- cation with bombs and machine-gun fire. Reuter.
"One of our heavy bombers was attacked by a strong formation German fighters, bringing down flames two: Messerschmidt 110's and heavily damaging a third.
"In addition, our heavy ~ bom• ber-squadrons penetrated deeply into out. enemy territory and carried-
of mill- numerous bombardments tary objectives, factories and rail- ways.
"Numerous day and night recon- naissances were carried out by our Fighters carried scouting aircraft.
and out numerous protective flights fought many combats with a numeri- cally superior enemy - during which they once again demonstrated their. worth and bravery."-Havas.
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London, To-day.
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London, To-day. The King has conferred Baronies on Sir Charles Barrie (shipowner and Charles Kerr merchant); Lt-Col. (Comptroller of the King's House- hold) and Colonel Harry Louis Na- Reuter. than, M.P:
U.S. DIPLOMATISTS TAKE ON NEW WORK Cairo, To-day.
The United States will look after It is officially announced that Bri- Egyptian interests in Italy and interests in tish aircraft sank an enemy motor Switzerland Italian
Egypt-Reuter. torpedoboat in Boulogne and damaged
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