Australian troops have been parti.
ly heavily engaged round. Mount Olympus, resisting the German efforts 16 drive forward to the great plains of Thessaly, One Australian fresh from the front lines told Reuters correspondent that "we had smashed up-a German mechanized unit when the Infantry appeared suddenly in swarms on our flank,"
The Australians are reported to be slying the Germans a severe ham Mmering around Servia and tothe North-West near Kozanl, South of Servia and Kazan! the Germans are (rusting forward towards Kalabako, A German communique today claims that Servia has been captured. The Olympus Pass is reported to be defended by New Zealanders, An officer of a mechanized rogiment told the correspondent that in tank attacks "we are better than the Tour London London, Apr. 18.
Mr. Winston Churchill, Prime Min" ister, and his wife yesterday. toured areas of London damaged in the terrifle German raid of Wednesday night and early Thursday.
Once Mr. Churchill climbed the vim of a smoking crater and waved his hat at people on a nearby root who cheered and shouted. "Are we downhearted? No!"
The Prime Minister stumped over mounds of rubbish, and smoked. his inevitable cigar. "He saw a car half buried under a wrecked "house and told a man who had been rescued unhurt from the ear, "it must have been a very well-built car."
Later, while waving a stick at smoking wreckage on which firemen were playing water he said. "You seem to be doing a prot good job here".—-United Press.
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