THE AIR RAIDERS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 219, 4 June 1918, Page 5

THE AIR RAIDERS

ANOTHER ATTACK ON PARIS THE BRITISH ATTACKS ON ZEEBRUGGE London, June 2. A' French offioial messago states: An alarm was given nt 12.8 in tho morning of June 2. Several groups of enemy aeroplanes succeeded in reaching tho Paris region. They were mot by a_ lively cannonade by our batteries. Several bombs were dropped. It is reported that a number of people were injured. "All tclear" was signalled at 2.6 in the morn-ing—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.-Reuter. MOST TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS YET 'HEARD ECHO OF BRITISH AIR RAID ON ZEEBRUGGE. (Rec. Juno 3, 8.30 p.m.) Amsterdam, Juno 2. The Dutch journal "Tekgraaf" describes the explosions and fires which were caused on the night of March 31 by raiding aeroplanes as the most terrific yet known, in North Flandevs —Reuter. GREAT FIRE ATIOTES WAR FACTORY (Rec. June 3, 11.30 p.m.) i Amsterdam, June 3. A great fire was caused at the Bruges munition and gun factory, and many workers and soldiers were killed as the result of the British air raids—Reuter. MAY'S AIR LOSSES ON THE ITALIAN FRONT • ENEMY'S, 136; ALLIES', \. London, June 2. An Italian semi-official report states: May -the Italians brought down fifty-four aeroplanes, and the British eighty-two. The British ami Italians lost four machines."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.-Reuter.