London, Apr, 1.
The smashing RAF. ellick agalist the German raiders Scharnhorst and Gheisenau In the harbour at Brest on JSunday night, yesterday here was taken as Indication that Britain is determined that the two battleships shall not be allowed to return to sea again and menace shipping, What damage, it any, was inflicted fon the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in Stinday night's raids was not known but it was certain that the RAP. Jand Navy took advantage of the opportunity for offensive action against the ships before they would be able to return to the Atlantic where inter= ception is notoriously dificult, Only the best British vessels, of the King George V class and battle eruls~ Jers, have the speed and armament necessary for such a hunt—United Press, Greeks Renew Attacks, (Take Prisoners London, Apr.
full on the Albanian front which followed the allans' disastrous. offensive attempt has been broken by the Greeks again taking: the initia tive, "Yesterday several small detachments penetrated the Italian ines. at various points, stated the Athens radio, and inflicted losses, took prisoners and seized equipment Greek artillery also haz been ae. tive with cooperation of aircraft which, inflicted severe losses while attacking important targets without however any loss to themselves, the announcer added—Reuter.
"Resistance Centre" Falls Athens, Apr, 1,"
'The Greek Military Headquarters today announced the capture of an Mahan "resistance centre," following successful local. action during which the Italians were annihilated, "None escaped," the communique said in relating' how 210 prisoners, including six emeers, plus all Talian Jwar material in the' strategic centre were captured,—Antleaireraft fire shot down one Italian plane, the communique added, The Ministry of Home Security re~ Jported that italian planes "bombed Zante, an Tonian Sea Island, All bombs "fen around a hospital but Feaused no damage or casualties."—United Press,
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