London, June 28 It is believed that according to present arrangements the Prime Min-Ister, Mr. Winston Churchill, will be unable to make a further statement fon the war before Thursday of next yeek, says Reuter's Lobby correspondent.
Tt is thought likely that the whole proceedings Will be seerel—Reuter.
0 ron German Transport Sunk London, June 28 A. German transport-ship, of proximately 8000 tons, fully laden with (reaps has been sunk by. the British submarine Petrarch" (Lt.- Cmdr. Hartnell-Afilis) off the south coast of Norway, it was announced bby the Admiralty today.
"phe Petrarch scored hits with two Germans Ral Large Areas London, June 28. German bombers raided Britain again early today, from the southeast tern coast of England to Scotland, but caused the slightest damage.
"Dacing last night enemy aircraft carried out attacks on, several dis: tricts in Great Britain," the Joint communique Issuet! bythe Air Minfstry'and the Home Ministry. said "Reports so far received indicate no serious damage was caused and the casualties were very light"
Many incendiary bombs and five or six higncexplosive demolition bombs wore dropped on the English north eastern coast, but most of them landed fon open areas, selting small buildings on fire—United. Press.
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