London, Nov, 16, The Admiralty "yesterday "issued more details of "the "devastating, British air raid on Taly's great port of Taranto on Wednesday, "two Mahan Vattleships of the Cavour class were aground, one them being beached and. the other Jspparently abandoned, British recon= hnalssanee' fights revealed, according to. the Admiralty, Efforts were being made to 49 battleship of the Littoria the Admiralty said. "The abanned Cavour class battleship" wax over on the starboard the upper works above water, the "One British who mad watched him carefully and manoeuvring and making the mum use of the smoke screen, {iy greatly widened tie distance "ds tween themselves and the eneny.~ British Oficial Wirelese isled early on Friday evening, "Later reports of last Berlin show that in dition to the targets already mentioned Stettiner station and railway at Wilmers four ships cout off the entre ssid the Adi repair dock." My. United Press, British Offer to U.S.S.R. ud wounding forty-five. One building was destroyed in Piracus.
When the Italian raiders reached Athens, they began spiralling over the Greek capital. Greek "fighters shot down one Italian bomber over Piraeus, ud another over the Gulf of Corinth, it was reported.
Frontier' reports also. said that Greeks fighting in the central sector continued to" pursue "units of the 'Third Mtalian' Division around Smolika and the Pindus Range. Scverai_ paints were occupied the Greeks inthe moutaina neat the Albanian "ron es "the Malians continued to retreat in the Gireetion of the Leskovik read~~ United Press. heavily Tires were started in the Wilhelmsburg ai refinery while at Bremen an air plane factory was attacked.
During a Coastal Command attack fon an aerodrome at Rosendael, a Messerschmitt 110 was shot dowa—Eritish Official Wireless,
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