READY FOR ANYTHING.
ENGLAND'S FRONT LINE
LONDON, Julv 1. “Britain’s now bombs must lie gigantic. Certainly Loudon never shook under German bombs as Dover is now shaking from the explosion of British bombs 20 miles away,” says Air B. Robertson, London representative of the New York paper P AL, in a despatch from Dover.
“I feel more encouraged about the British than I have ever felt Indore,” he adds. “There are so many more Spitfires and Hurricanes than there were a year ago. They are flying I aster and higher, and gain height so much more quickly than they did last August. “There is an air of assurance hero now. Aon can (eel it. There are many more men, and more guns, and there is much more than determination and courage A'ou get the impression non that the front line in England is ready for anything the Germans ean begin.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 197, 22 July 1941, Page 5
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