The Soviet left wing broke through the first and second lines, and then tanks moved in and broke the third line. The Soviet right. wing operat without the help of tanks, but was splendidly supported by artillery, which successfully held off a German Italians Surrender At Wolchefit Rome, Sept. 28.
An Italian communique, giving news of the order to the Italian garrison at Wolchefit, in Abyssinia, to cease fire, states: "In East Africa the garrison of Wolchefit, which has been besieged since April 15, and has been without food supplies for Twenty-one destroyed in R.A.F. tions over northern France on r-day. Fourteen British fighters were lost but three pilots are safe.
The R.A.F. made a successful attack sta! at Amiens. weather.
More German fighters were seen over northern France than for a long time, declared British pilots on return from their attacks, in which 21 German machines were shot down. But Spitfires and Hurricanes did their work so well that not a single British bomber was lost, says the Air Ministry news service.
Squadrons forming the all-Polish ing again distinguished themselves.
ting as close escort to one of the bomber formations. they formed a spearhead for the attack, and ploughed their way through German ted fetters which came up to meet them. rhe Poles destroyed six German fighters for the loss of one Pole, who was seen to bale out after destroying a German fighter.
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