London, Mar. 27.
The British submarine Sturgeon (It-Commander D. St, Clair-Ford) hag sunk an 8,000-ton' German tanker off the Norwegian coast. Announcing this, the Admiralty says the submarine fired at the tanker during mist and rain. An explosion followed and when the mist cleared 20 minutes later, only part of the tanker could be seen above the water,—Reuter.
Many raids.on enemy positions in Support of successful military operations, in Eritrea and Abyssinia were out by aireragt of the Royal Force on Tuesday: states a com-
re issued by RAF. headquar-Keren, the stronghold on the railway from Agordat to Massawa (Eritrea); was persistently attacked, and, several tons of bombs were dropped during the day.
The railway. between Addis (Ababa and Diredawa (Abyssinia) was heavily and successfully bombed, and trains, railway stations and bridges were damaged, A motor on a Toad was also bombed and- machine-gunned, Free French aircraft raided an enemy encampment 20 miles north of Gendar (North Abyssinia), Bombs fell among buildings and. transports, Tripoli Raided Bombers of the Royal Air Force raided Tripoli, capital of Libya, on the night of March 24, Bombs caused fires followed by explosions among Government buildings and in the harbour, Aerodromes at Scarpanto and Talato (Rhodes) and shipping at Astropalia, an island in the Dodecawere bombed and machine-gunned on Tuesday, A number of German aircraft on the (Reuter.
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