Single German raiders or "small groups roamed over Britain last night ind early today but bad weather foreed them to return to their bases without inflicting much damage.
'London had its first air raid alarm in three nights as occasional German planes roared overhead, 10 be met with fierce anti-aircraft fre. Tt was believed the raiders were' spotting weather conditions in hopes of finding Feasonably visible targets "After the carly evening all-clear signal' in London no. planes were reported up to an early hour this The Greeks had reached a poirt 10 kilometres north of Klisura, frontier reports reaching Struga, Yugoslavia. said. At another point only. two kiln. metics north of Klisura, the Gree'ss wore repulsed by Ttalian troops after hours of hot fighting, the Struga reports said Meanwhile, still another Greek that sector, repulsed a str allan counter-Attack at Dorza with heavy" Tosses-on both sides, according to information reaching Stivis.
More than 600 Yalians were made prisoners when the "enemy, despite: Aubborn resistance, was driven at the bayonet point from its position communique said, Britain Preferred For U.S, Planes London, Dec. 20. Britain is, for the time being, obtaining many more war planes from factories in the United States than the United States army, it is reported from Washington.
In November, it is believed that Britain received nearly ten times as many American aircraft as the United States rmy.—Reuter The manner in which the Groe'cs broke the Tallan resistance around Porto Patermo was described by" the Government. spokes
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