Greek Submarine Sinks Italian Transport Athens, Mar. 29, The Greek submarine Triton sank a heavily loaded Italian transport, the Carnia, $481, tons, on Sunday morn-ling off the Albanian coast and damaged another small ship in the same ofeially announced The military headquarters one nounced that there was "patrol and artillery" activity on the Albanian front, "Our aviation successfully bombed enemy Installations. All planes. returned safely," the communique said.
allan deserters were reported by the communique to have said that the Halians were feverishly preparing secondary positions.
The deserters were said to have estimated the total Ialian losses. in the recent offensive at 60,000 men, They said that recently posters in Milan were confiscated because they attacked Premier Benito. Mussolini The posters reed, the deserters re-Fted, "It's enough—where are Mus-Solin's sons!
The Ministry of Public Security ree ported that "enemy aviation bombed And machine-gunned small ships and boats at Aegean Island anchorages. without causing damage, Bombs also were dropped on a rural. district orth-west of Peloponessus with a few victims among the workers,"-—United Press,
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