DAYLIGHT RAIDS
. ♦ SOMI: BOMBS DROPPED IN BRITAIN ) DAMAGE DONE TO HOUSES ' AND SHOPS. I NUMBER OE CASUALTIES • j n on.s ...I V,> > Received Tim Day. 114.’. a.m i ' RUGBY. January (> : A eummunjquc <uj aay light enemy | ' j-■ r activity ayaimi Britain ready: -j I ' Single ciu-nty aircraft were flown | Cvit South-East . Western England i <>n several oecusiom ■ Bombs? been <!: ■(■}.■< >1 m >h<- I. -id-'". .re ' ' j al a place m Ken! and at some places I ! m E-U n. u. ■••!>< - S..mc darn- j 'ingc w...-. dime hiitisv arid >horp.-. .md : .. small numbei of pe,.pk- v re killed : i 35; d u'lleß IjljU Ted
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 January 1941, Page 6
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103DAYLIGHT RAIDS Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 January 1941, Page 6
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