Telegram from London dated October 18th, 1941 Operational Summary SIOE="-1" FACE="Courier New">. (Information received up to 7 Am., October 18th, 1941.) Naval. SIOE="-1" FACE="Courier New"> Russian submarine has torpedoed and sunk 3,000 tons ship off North East Norway. Small tanker and small Greek ship carrying petrol and stores for Tobruk were sunk by submarine 50 miles west of Alexandria early October 17th Homeward Canadian convoy was again attacked on October 16th/l7th and 8 ships, totaling about 45,000 tons were sunk; 3 British, 3 Norwegian, 1 Greek and 1 panamanian. Two were tankers the others carried raw materials and general cargoes. Early October 18th 1 escorting British destroyer was torpedoed; she is still a Military, SIOE="-1" FACE="Courier New"> Russian statement that they evacuated the greater part of the Odessa garrison by sea is probably c Tobruk. SIOE="-1" FACE="Courier New"> October 15th/16th. British patrol of 2 officers and 24 other ranks engaged large enemy working party S.E. of Tobruk and inflicted about 20 casualties without loss. 13 enemy tanks seen in his area withdrew to dead gro Royal Air Force. SIOE="-1" FACE="Courier New"> October 16th/17th. Duisburg. 66 aircraft dropped 72 tons of H.E. and 7400 incendiaries. Total of 25 tons dropped on Dunkirk and Ostend: bursts seen in docks and fires were started. A Hudson possibly hit 6,000 tons merchant vessel off Dutch coast. October 17th. SIOE="-1" FACE=" %Courier New"> Hurricanes and a Spitfire attacked small enemy craft off Oebrugga and Ostend · |