Raw cotton ts passing through British mille at top speed to appear as manufactured goods for export, The. picture showt a bale a] these goods ready to be shipped abroad, with the som," britain delivers Tank Battle in British Subs Sink ,|Desert Ends Six Axis Vessels London, June 19.
The British forces which launched the big attack in the Western Desert surprising ghe Germans at Fort Capuzzo—are now safely back in their original positions, it is learned in authoritative circles in London today. 'These positions are cast Sollum, which' is still in German hands, "There is still no definite report that the Germans are preparing to attack, Dut Information available tends. to show that the enemy is deployed, Tt seems quite possible, therefore, that the British did forestal some action contemplated.
During the British withdrawal, there was so little Interference thal it seemed that either the British had haig the enemy so hard that he did not want to follow up or he was unable to do so. At any rate, the British forces got away very lightly, indeed—Reuter.
London, June 19, British submarines operating in the Aegean Sea report having torpedoed and sunk the Tiallan tanker Gulsep-Dino "Gharardl, 3.810 tons, states an Admiralty communique.
They have also destroyed three coigues being used by the enemy and an allan schooner, The caiques were on their way to one of the German-occupied islands in the Aegean, Gne of them was laden with German yersonne! and stores, another carried drums of all, 'The allan schooner was carrying troops, ammunltions and stores and was on passage to another of the Aegean islands, in the central Mediterranean' also_ British submarines have been active. 'AE south-bound enemy supply' ship of about 4000 tons. another supply ship about 2500 auxiliary sailing vessel were sunk.
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