London, Nov. 15.
Mr. John Segru, correspondent of the "London News Chronicle" reported today from his vantage point on the shores of Lake Prespa at the Greek-Yugoslav-Albanian border that British heavy guns had reached the front several days ago.
He said that Greek artillery was now deftly handling the action against the Italian forces.
"Mr. Segru added that terrific explosions were heard from behind Koritza in southeastern Albania Thursday and he assumed that British bombers had blown up vast ammunition dumps.
"Allied aircraft have driven Italians out of this town, although a strong force was quartered there a 16% days back," he said.
He quoted Italian prisoners as saying that Marshal Pietro Badoglio, Supreme Commander of Italian forces, had flown (0 Albania last week.—United. Press, ing was immediately shot down. It is also confirmed that two enemy bombers were destroyed on Wednesday night. Two British fighter planes were lost but the pilots of both are safe—Reuter.
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