LEADERS
COMKS
DOWN
IN
SCOTLAND
FOLLOWING
FLHiH
1
t:UIN
TKAKI
TU
UKDrillb
i
.n
DON.
Mav
12:
(CTY
Rutlolnh
Hpsk.
n
."
Nazi
leader,
has
landed
in
Scotland,
it
was
officially
aiinmiiui.ii
luuim.
Earlier
it
had
been
announced
in
Herlin
that
Hess.
Adolf
Ilitlcr's
N
i.
2
political
heir,
had
Washed
in
his
plane
on
a
flight
made
contrary
to
1
a
.
.
.
A
i
mi
-
i
i
ii
Dcr
Fuehrer
s
orders,
i
nis
was
announced
oy
inc
I
I
fixe'
:ir1
infants,
accused
of
ncrmittinir
the
II
v.n;
J
-
-
j
I
n
flight,
have
been
ordered
arrested
in
Germany.
The
brief
announcement
in
Herlin
did
not
make
it
clear
to
what
extent,
if
any,
were
the
party
deputy's
injuries
but
Hess
is
said
to
have
been
in
ill
neaiin.
The
radio
statement
heard
in
Ixmdon
said
that
Hess
took
off
from
Augsburg,
Germany,
Saturday
and
had
not
been
heard
of
since.
The
announcement,
continuing,
said
that
Hess,
piloting
his
own
plane,
was
believed
to
have
cither
crashed
or
fallen
from
the
machine.
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It-1..-.
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tllflt
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ri
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i
ti
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ui
wi
iiTifir
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lv.il
Vltcl
'il.l
l!ivi
lllfMlL
iriat
lit
-
-
take
,iii'jii..ii:iinipfi
tn
nut
down
Japan.
5?
Ml
AND
AFTER
FLEEING
REICH
.i
1
1
pec
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News
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5
ii
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rs
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TANK
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.
fipnly
.snip
io
a
iirrman
ramrr,
nas
wm
Dm
n
and
taken
prize
by
me
Australian
ituwr
niuwia
....
Bit
New
.cal.lliil
warinp
waiiurr.
1,151111111
minuii
v...
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l
.....1
liiinri.r
ulm
1i:nl
lirril
llllDriSOIICU
Oil
(
bliip
wire
released.
Ml
ST
DESTROY
WAR
MACHINE
idmiiiv
-Hip
An
libislimt
of
Canterbury,
said
yesterday
.
.
a
.
I.....I.I
1..
Il.
.Irctrul'tinil-
m
me
iiit
war
unit
i-fhi
........
;ated
nations
of
Europe.
GKKMANY
HKAVILY
HIT
tnviwiM
ii,,.,itrir
nrnhi
liorp
the
brunt
of
the
HrlOsii
1
'
.
.
..
Itnrltlt
itlatk
on
(icrmany
Saturday
ana
aimujy
i;
...
..-....
iifnitii
Lmdi
ii.
KottrriUin
and
La
Rocliciic
among
ouur
i"
'
...
...
.
...:.i..
r.;i.i
i..
rfiurii
h:iiuruav
niciii.
R'amasr
was
heavy
and
hundreds
of
(icrmans
were
killed.
AFRICA
AM)
IRAQ
,
,
,
i
ui'ii
ttrin.i.
n-iin.u
hive
l.een
active
at
Tobruk
and
palum
hi
North
Africa,
inflicting
further
losses
upon
the
enemy
frith
considerable
casualties.
British
-forces
have
stored
further
ains
in
Abyssinia
over
Hie
Italians.
At
Basra
and
llabbanijah
3
Iraq
Hie
situation
continues
calm
.with
guerilla
warfare
else
where
FIGHT
SINC.LK-HANDKD
,
Mnii'r.irit
.....
......!.mii
mill
material
aid,
iirnerai
ATTACK
ON
(HIJRALTAK
LONDON-llumors
of
an
attack
by
the
Naris
on
(.ibraltar
lliruugh
Spain
lontiuuc.
SICILY
ATTACKED
t
aipm
ti,
if..vni
Air
i-nrre.
in
sunrise
raids,
hit
licavuy
a
thr
Italian
base
of
Catania
and
elsewhere
in
Sicily.
ill
Inauire
rnt,
...
i
C
1
.
ma
i,
A
lit
nqulry
to
deal
.with
case3
Diphtheria
'Death
Here
Tcn-Ycar-Old
Child
is
Sudden
Mc-tim
of
Malady
Necessary
Precautions
Being
Taken
aeamei
hindprinir
shin
move-1
..
.
..
u
ripil.h
(Him
i
1
.
.
.
.
111
11
I
1
U'VLUl
UM
I
(tot.
uritwi
ship
or
sci'ra
VSh
rfnee
t
itotc.1
iiuo
me
cunuutu
wi
...
it,
i,,
Mpressary
w,llle
,n
a
Canadian
port.d
Sipro-
my-
d
nn
niiMf.
..
i
i
i
Mnn
i
vtv
umu.ju
m
w
DISCUSS
'alrcadvr
taking
preveiuawc
lcvlatlvc
measures.
The
impor
steps
for
chllci-vcn-partlcularly
ance
of
protective
the.
younger
ones
-who
mav
have
been
In
any
way
ls
cmRhaslzcd
DIV0RCEjcxposcd
.
'of
-
Commons.
A.
W.
Neill,
Indcpcnd-....
i
rnmnx-Albcrni,
""vr
in
.wnicii
rania-
many
or
these
cases,
iv.
ucoa;e
in
me
niuc
wive
iu
iiuvc
vw.
illusion
in
"cais
With
Tliem
ConservaUve
leader,
mvwvu
v.-.-
investigation
of
grounas
.
ri
i
t
rviidwen.
y--
rce
Edward
Island
divorce
petl-
war.
would
have
Parliament
take
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
111.
OTTAWA.
Mav
12:
DeDartmcnt
'of
National
Defence
headquarters
here
have
Instructed
all
reserve
commanders
in
Canada
to
point
out
to
prospective
recruits
that
terms
of
enlistment
in
these
units
do
not
commit
the
recruits
to
oversea
service.
Approved
By
!
Committee
Of
U.S.
Senate
First
Stage
Of
Passing
Of
Law
Authorising
Taking
Over
Of
Fmcifin,
Ships.
Passed.-
-
WASHINGTON.
May
12:
Lcgis-laUrin
authorlZlnc
tlie
United
States
government
to
take
over
foieign
ships
lying
idle
in
American
ports,
was
approved
today
by
the
commerce
committee
of
tl
United
States
Senate.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(CourU-sy
S.
D
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Ilig
Missouri,
.04.
Bralomc,
9.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.50A.
Dcntonla,
.01A.
Fairvlew,
.01
A.
Gold
Belt,
.23.
Hedley
Mascot,
.48.
Mlnto,
.01
V.
Noble
Five,
.00
V2
A.
Pacific
Nickel,
.04...
Pend
Oreille,
1.30.
...
Pioneer,
.1.95.
.
:'
Premier,
.90.
Reno,
.10.
Privateer,
.42.
Ileeves
MacDonald,
.10.
-Relief
Arlington,.
.01.',
Sheep.
Creek,
.70.;
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.00,
Calmont,
.16.
C.
&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
1.75A.
Pacalta,
.03.
Okalta.
.58.
Royal
Canadian,
.07.
Mercury.
.04A.
Prairie
Royalties,
.05.
Toronto
Aldcrmac,
.09.
Beattle,
1.09.
Central
Pat.,
1.67.
'
Con.
Smelters,
32.10.
Eivst
Malartic,
2.25.
'
Femland,
.01..
Francocur,
.38.
Gods
Lake,
.25.
Hardrock,
.72.
Int.
Nickel,
30.75.
Kerr
Addison,
3.75.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.80.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.55.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.57.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.42.
Noranda,
.50.
Pickle
Crow,
2.35.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.90.
San
Antonio,
2.11.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.68.
Uchl,
.12.
.
N
Bouscadillac,
.02.
HOOVER
OUT
FOR
AH)
NEW
YORK
Former
President
Hoover
favors
greatly
increased
aid
to
Great
Britain
but
is
opposed
to
the
convoy
system.
ITALIAN
STUDENTS
RIOT
ROME
Students
have
rioted
here,
demanding
another
month
to
complete
sudics
before
being
called
up.
32,000
MEN
NEEDED
OTTAWA
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
defence,
opened
a
Doininin-wlde
recruiting
campaign
jla
night.
The
objective
is
ifcOOff
men
to
fill
the
armored
forces
ami
to
reinforce
the
third
and
fourth
divisions.
SOVIET
AND
IRAQ
MOSCOW
The
Soviet
government
Is
opening
diplomatic
relations
with
the
Nazi
Premier
of
Iraq,
recognizing:
his
regime.
LABOR
WINS
SYDNEY
Labor
has
won
a
solid
victory
n
tlfr
New
South
Wales
election.
Thfj
will
not
affect
the
war
effort!
it
is
said,
although
it
may
affect
the
Premiership
of
Mr.
Meniics.
Fell
From
Train
DEATH
OF
SENATOR
TRAGIC
j
Hon.
J.
I).
Taylor,
Publisher
of
New
j
Westminster
Columbian,
Dead
I
-
at
Seventy-Seven
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
MONDAY,
MAY
12.
1911.
SUPPLIES
FROM
U.S.
Twenty-Seven
Ships
Soon
To
Set
Out
By
Way
Of
Pacific
Ocean
And
Red
Sea
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
305,500
pounds,
and
7.5c
to
10:
and
Canadian
80100
pounds,
and
7n
to
9.7c
and
7c.
'
Identified
as
that
of
Sen-1
v,wriimhiv
HAon.
stiiraw.
ator
Taylor
and
his
daugnter,
miss
and
7.5c.
was
,7.5c.
Advance
and
75c.
8.9c
0.9c
Dorothy
Taylor
at
New
Westmln-,
Delight.
15,000,
Storage,
9.2c
and
ster.
was
advised.
Tne
clothed
In
night
attire.
Senator
Taylor
had
left
New
Westminster
on
Friday
to
attend
the
session
of
Parliament
in
Otta
Mary
R.,
11,500,
Booth,
9.8c
and
7.5c.
Atlas,
33,000,.
Storage,
9.9c
and
7
Sr.
wa.
He
had,
apparently,
oeen
in
1
Rainier
II.
8,500.
Atim,
10c
ana
1
good
health
recently
although
prev-
7.53.
lously
he
had
had
spells
of
feeling
Canadian
unwell.
Ftrafen.
9.500,
Atlin.
9.6c
and
7c.
Senator
Taylor
was
born
in
Que-
skeena
M.,
8,700,
Pacific,
9.6c
and
hrr..
He
was
a
newspaper
corrcs-r.
-
'pondentlh
the
Rcil
Rebellion
and,!
Mylor,
4,400,
Storage,
9.7c
and
although
his
story
was
not
pubusn-
7,20
cd
until
three
days
after
It
happened,
he
seooped
the
world
on
the
Battle
of
Cutknlfo
Creek.
After
working
on
newspapers
in
Montreal
n,-A
oiiKhnr.
hr
lpft
for
the
Pacific
til
114
ywv
-
-
-
1
Coast
and
joined
the
stall
01
tne
7.2c.
Victoria
Colonist.
In
1900
he
took!
Dickie
charge
of
the
Columbian
at
New
Westminster.
Passing
of
Senator
Taylor
leaves
tho
standing
of
parties
in
the
Senate
evenly
divided
between
Liberals
and
Conservatives
with
some
appointments
to
be
made.
7c.
Arctic
I.
14,000,
Pacific,
9.9c
and
II.
8,000,
Storage,
9.7c
Asahl
II.,
8,000,
Storage,
9.7c'
and
and
7.2c.
and
7c.
Boy,
7,500,
Atlin,
9.6c
K.
T.,
2,000,
Storage,
9.5c
and
7c.
Fredella
III,
6500,
Pacific,
9.7c
Cape
Race
II,
7,500,
Storage,
9.5c
and
7c.
Congo,
4,000,
Storage,
9.5c
and
7c.
the.
roof
ooened
ud
as
a
bomb
fell
on
tlie
very
spot
where
Kings
of
England
have
been
crowned
for
ccnturic
and
where
just
four
years
ago
today
the
Coronation
of
King
George
VI
and
Queen
Eliza
beth
took
place.
Capt.
E.
H.
L.
Elliott
resident
superintendent
of
the
House
of
9.5c
Lords,
was
killled
while
engaged
in
nrotoctlve
duty
as
were
two
ifi'ii
a
C!
-i
t
L-t
Mi
ni'
ci
n
M
:i
I
11:
1
1
i,
.
i
..
1
1
:
.
.
.,
r.
.
.
.
ri.
..n4
(CP)
Senator
J.
D.
Taylor,
aged
gtrafen,
Skeena
M.,
Mjlor,
Arctic
Many
precious
art
objects
of
the
77.
Conservative
member
of
the
T
Advance
II,
Asahl
.
H.,
Dickie
British
Museum
were
still
safe,
Senate
and
veteran
New
Weslmln-jand
77c
to
9.7c
and
7c.
having
been
removed
Irom
there
ster
journalist,
having
been
pub-
jtsicc
II(
Congo.
for
shelter
in
safety
during
the
Usher
of
the
Columbian
newspaper
American
early
days
of
the
war.
The
Museum
of
that
city
since
the
turn
of
the
j
zenith,
39,000,
Storage,
95c
and
itself
was
erlously
damaged,
century,
was
killed
In
a
fall
from
7.5-
Qne
of
live
hospitals
which
were
the
compartment
window
qf
an'
Havana,
40,000,
Storage,
9.5c
and
bombed
was
filled
with
children,
castbound
Canadian
National
Rail-
7.55.
London
was
Talded
again
last
ways
train
during
the
week-end.,
Arctic,
36,000,
Storage,
9.5c
and
night
but
It
was
on
a
much
lighter
The
body
was
found
beside
the
7
5C
.
scale,
seven
enemy
planes
were
1
tracks
Sunday
near
here
after
the
j
Ruddy.
9,000,
Storage,
9.7c
and
brought
down
last
night.
Enemy
irnmnartment
had
been
found
em-
7.5-.
witiors
r.inned
far
and
wide
over
I
pty
and
the
window
smashed.
There
I
Friendly,
14,000,
Royal,
9.8c
and
Britain
last
night,
aiming
at
In
.
.
'
'
.....
.
1
1
,1
nf
..1
aIamha
ni
-
was
no
maicauun
m
iuici,c
aim
7.55.
it
was
said
to
be
possible
that
Sen
Rn.lt.ir..
ator
Taylor
might
have
suffered
a
7.5c,
heart
seizure
and
smashed
the
win-1
Betty,
18,000,
Royal,
9.6c
and
16,000,
Booth,
8.9c
and
dow
to
obtain
air,
being
thrown
7
5c.
from
the
car.
j
Oceanic,.
18000,
Atlin,
9.83
and
When
the
train
arrived
at
Sas-
7
katoon
It
was
found
that
Senator
(
Sherman,
18.000,
Atlin,
9.8c
and
.Taylor's
compartment
was
empty.
7
5c.
!a
search
was
Instituted
along
the
zarcmbo,
15,000,
Booth,
9.8c
and
track
and
the
body
later
lounci.
11
75c
dustrial
targets.
MANY
NAZIS
DOWNED
British
defenders
at
home
shot
down
eight
Naxi
raiders
during
widespread
attacks
on
Great
Britain
last
night.
The
enemy
planes
ranged
far
and
wide,
setting
large
fires
In
south
and
western
England
and
striking
at
industrial
targets.
The
eight
Nail
planes
shot
down
last
night
brought
the
total
over
the
week-end
to
forty-one
and
a
bag
of
124
for
the
first
ten
days
of
3Iay.
On
Saturday
night
a
new
high
record
bag
of
thirty-three
planes
brought
down
in
a
single
night
was
made,
the
previous
record
having
been
twenty-four
on
the
night
of
April
24.
It
is
estimated
that
ten
percent
of
the
total
of
raiding
planes
which
came
over
last
night
were
shot
down.
One
hundred
and
thirty
airmen
were
accounted
for
in
the
thirty-three
planes
downed
during
Saturday
night.
Tomorrow's
Tdes
High
.'.
2:24
ajn.
23.0
It.
15:19
p.m.
20.6
tt.
Low
9:04
a.m.
0.4
It.
21:14
pjn.
5.0
It.
I
drlven
off
after
doing
little
damage
played
and
causlne
no
casualties.
a
further
survey
today
of
dam
age
In
Saturday
night's
heavy
raid,
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Heavy
Bombing
Blows
SHIPYARD
STRIKE
ON
Two
Thousand
Workers
At
San
Francisco
Quit
Wage
Dispute
Is
Cause
SAM
FRANCISCO.
Mav
12:
Two
thousand
machinists
in
San
Francisco
shipyards
went
on
strike
Sat
urday,
being
called
out
by
the
H
.
I
.-
Tl-J
ii
1
miiciftui
r
eueiauuu
ui
uauui
aim
.
the
Congress
on
Industrial
Organ-'
izatlon.
There
is
a
wage
dispute.
Not
Committed
To
Overseas
In
Reserve
Units
Bulletins
CROATS
MADE
SLAVES
ZAGREB
A
German
mission
has
arrived
here
to
settle
the
new
Croatian
border.
Fifty
thousand
Croat
workers
are
eing
taken
to
Germany.
HISTORIC
STRUCTURES
BADLY
DAMAGED;
WORST
LONDON
RAID
IN
WEEKS
new
york,
May
i2:-Twcnty-
j
Westminster
Abbey,
Houses
of
Parliament,
British
Mus-
seven
United
State
vessels,
laden
with
supplies
for
Great
Britain,
will
soon
set
out
for
Egypt
by
way
of
the
Pacific
Ocean
and
the
Red
Sea,
it
is
announced.
Carol
And
Magda
Land
At
Burniuda
Little
Interest
Shown
In
Arrival
Of
Former
Kin-
Of
Rumania
And
His
Mistress
to
take
up
residence.
Is
Referred
To
Bank
Committee
of
OTTAWA,
May
12
he
covcrnment
of
Alberta
for
charter
for
the
establishment
of
a
'
eum
ami
many
jiiilt
ouuuuics
nu
waiuu
and
Casualties
Heavy
LONDON,
May
12.
As
London
underwent
its
heaviest
air
raid
in
weeks,
a
record
bag
of
Nazi
bombers
was
taken
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
Saturday
night.
Thirty-1
three
enemy
planes
were
brought
down,
all
but
four
by
;
British
fighters,
the
four
falling
to
anti-aircraftfirc.
At
I
the
same
time
four
German
planes
were
brought
down
in
British
raiders.
The
Houses
of
Parliament.
Westminster
Hall,
Westminster
Abbey,
the
British
Museum,
churches,
hospitals,
a
...
.
...
hotel,
theatre
and
other
bullding3
HAMILTON,
Bermuda
May
12:-
hU
,n
tho
h
mld
by
the!
Former
Kln3
Carol
or
Rumania
LuItwaKc
5aturday
nlght.
Serious'
'and
Madame
Ma-da
Lupescu
ar-
aamage
was
done
u,
the
noted
edl-i
'rived
here
Saturday
aboard
the
werc
casualtles.
j
American
Liner
Escamblon
from
!
ilc
violent
raid
on
Lon-
i,isbon.
The
vessel
flew
the
Ru-
DuriS
A
d
Saturday
night,
the
enemy,
Irranlan
flan
from
her
bow.
There
i
were
onfy
a
few
spectators
on
hand
bombers
come
over
wave
after
The
Ives
they
set
were
wye-
when
the
vessel
arrived,
very
little
and
burned
lor;
interest
being
rihown.
Carol
and
awe-Inspiring
Embers
thrown
for
a
e,m
ur.
r-K,
hours.
were
twentv
miles.
It
was
the
most
damaging
laid
yet
on
hj
torlc
buildings.
Tlie
debating
chamber
of
the
House
of
Commons
was
laid
in
"ruins
and
cannot
be
used
again
until
extensive
repairs
have
been
raadc-
-
uig
jjen
was
jiiv
smiu
iw
nuur
Applilcatlon
anism
damaged
and
face-blackened
but
It
continued
to
i:hane
.v
-
ine
laiiivua
.
uaiikcin
provincial
bank
has
been
referred
Westminster
Abbey
was
struck
and
In
to
!
the
Ill
o
inn
banking
nt
nrr
committee
imm
1
M.fp
of
nf
l
the
!i
P
.
.
House
of
Commons.
BRITISH
REVENGE
Mighty
Bombing
Raids
Have
Disastrous
Results
on
Hamburg,
Bremen
and
Other
Reich
Centres
LONDON,
May
12:
(CD-British
pilots
wreaked
vengeance
on
Germany
last
night
in
reprisal
for
the
damaging
raid
on
London
Saturday
night
by
beating
at
the
port
of
Hamburg
and
Bremen
again
with
mighty
bombing
.attacks
which,
left
vast
.areas
of
flaming
destruction.
Hamburg
was
the
focal
point
of
the
new
assaults,
the
Air
ministry
said,
and
"disorganization
or
vital
parts"
of
that
biggest
of
German
harbors
resulted.
Shipbuilding
yards
for
a
distance
of
nine
miles
lining
the
banks
of
the
River
Elbe
were
crisscrossed
with
British
fire,
high
explosive
and
incendiary
bombs.
Last
night's
massive
raids
on
Hamburg
and
Bremen
followed
similar
attacks
of
equal
intensity
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
on
Thursday
and
Saturday
nights.
In
all
these
raids
widespread
damage
was
done,
enormous
fires
and
explosions
being
caused
in
industrial
plants,
docks
and
other
Important
military
objectives.
Casualties
were
heavy,
Germany
admitting
officially
that
ninety-four
persons
were
killed
in
Hamburg
alone
on
Thursday
night.
The
British
raids
have
also
included
Emdcn,
Berlin,
Rotterdam,
LaRochelle
and
other
points
along
the
invasion
coast.
A
German
naval
vessel
and
two
supply
ships
were
hit
and
seriously
damaged
if
not
sunk.
Last
night's
raids
arc
said
to
have
cost
the
British
no
planes.
French
and
(JzechSlovak
airmen
co-operated
with
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
the
raids.
Weather
Forecast
prinr.fi
Runert
Moderate
to
frcjh
north
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
some
light
ram.
.
..,t.
onomv
rnme
over
In
Wllt.ll
ti.V.
V..W.J
.
-
seemingly
endless
waves,
setting
great
fires
which
lasted
for
hours,
showed
that
the
buildings
struck
included
Westminster
Abbey,
where
part
of
the
roof
fell
In
and
the
rfr'anrrv
was
destroyed,
the
dean
.m,
nr,o
ntinrt
nf
Rinidav
'
onrt
his
wife
cettlng
away
with
only
1
ill:
VJV4U1U4I
iiivwmv"
v-
night
and
Monday
morning
on
their
clothes;
the
British
Museurm
London
was
much
lighter
than
on
a
section
of
which
was
burned;
the
the
previous
night.
Some
bombs
Houses
01
i-arnameni;
me
uui-were
dropped
in
the
suburbs
and
tals,
one
filled
with
children;
a
outlying
districts
but
damage
was
theatre;
Salvation
Army
citadel
light
and
casualtles
few.
hotel,
and
a
public
air
raid
shelter.
During
yesterday
the
Dorsefcoast
I
The
heroism
of
London
f
re
was
raided
but
the
enemy
were
1
fighters
was
once
again
amply
dls-
'f!n!iiltles,
Saturday
night
were
high
but
have
not,
as
yet
been
officially
estimated.