Southern Anhwei, May 10.
Smashing Japan attacks made from the Tikang and Tungling sectors on the Yengtze River against the Chungking 50th Army commanded by General Ku Chu-tung. Commander-in-Chief of the Third War Zone, have resulted in the piercing of the Suancheng-Nanling line and severe lose: o the 108th and 144th Divisions of Cenerr1 Ku's forces. reports reaching ipping losses monthly instead of weekly, showed that April headquarters revealed.—Domci. rikings were the highest for any month of the war.
Naval ci cles pot et, however, out assailed figures for shipping losses roximati ely 40 per cent, of issued by Senator Arthur H. Vandenes were io Allied shipping, berg, Republican of Michigan, as dis-g that much of it was lost closed to him by Rear Admiral Emory German attacks on shipping S, Land, Chairman of the U.S. Mariation from Greece. of Information an. time Commission, April's losses bring the total for the nounced that th e 60 British ships first four months of this year to over totalled 293.089 tons; the 43 Allied 1 500,000 tons and tonnage destroyed ships totalled 189473 tons and the for the past year to 5,832,027 tons. three neutral vessels totalled 5,562 British losses averaged 15 ships tons. weekly, averaging around 4,000 tons "In view of the various statements per ship. The majority of the ships made from German and other sources, probably were lost in the battle of the Ministry of Information announces the Atlantic, including possibly a few the following figures for mercantile the Luftwaffe claimed after they ses due to enemy action during the reached port. h of April," the announcement ction, it was note-officials yesterday During the four weeks ending march 30, the total British, Allied and neutral losses were 83 ships totalling 307,321 tons—United Press.
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