Rome, Nov. 7.
Repeated Greek, attempts to crack Italian. lines near Lake Prespa, whose shores border on Albania, Greece and Yugoslavia, were successfully fe-pulsed, the Italian High Command claimed in yesterday's war communique.
As well as refuting Greek claims of successes, the communique revealed t squadrons of Italian a€roplanes relay bombed Greek naval bases at Navarino, on the south-eastern coast of Greece, Piraeus and Agostolf,: as well as objectives at Corfu.
Other Italian planes, the communique added, dropped high explosive bombs and incendiary missiles on the railway station at Horina.
On the sea, according to the come munique, a British submarine opera ing in the central Medíterranean, was d to have been caught attempting to attack an Italian convoy and wás unk, The communique further ad-{mitted British aerial attacks or Naples, but claimed that the invaders were driven away by sharp and well-ceted anti-aircraft fire.—Domei.
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