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warning system was very busy.
In Italy heavy and medium bombers
are keeping up their attacks against the
West coast of Italy where the ports of Leghorn,
Genoa, Spezia were bombed as well as
transport and stores. In all some 1300
flights were made, 2 planes were lost and
2 destroyed. On land only small scale
enemy raiding parties were repulsed.
As has been announced by Cairo
another German general is in our hands.
He was captured in a raid on Crete.
The leader of the British military mission
with Tito, Maclean has arrived in London
with 2 of Tito's officers. Mr. Randolph Churchill,
major and son of Mr. W.C has been touring
Croatia after landing there by parachute.
From the Southern half of the Russian front
fighting is reported of local importance
in the Jassy and Stanislaw sectors.
Air attacks were made by the Russians
against Brest-Litovsk where railway yards
were attacked. One plane is missing.
In Far Eastern waters our submarines under
command of Wingfield, Alexander and Young
have sunk 1 destroyer, 3 supply ships and
damaged more. Mopping up of Japs round Hollandia
continues and Amboina was heavily bombed.
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