NO REST
ALLOWED TO GERMANS IN RUSSIA IN SPITE OF HAMPERING MUD. FURTHER SOVIET SUCCESSES. LONDON, April 17. On most sectors of the Russian front large scale land operations are impossible because of mud, but the Germans are being given little chance to rest or reorganise. Besides the activity of guerillas behind the enemy lines the Red Army continues to keep the enemy on the move. In the Smolensk area an important place has fallen into" Russian hands after a battle lasting many days. In another area, after a 'ding-dong battle, the Russians have regained a strong point.
810 ENEMY TANKER SUNK IN BARENTS SEA. BY RUSSIAN NAVAL UNITS. (Received This Day, 9.45 a.m.) RUGBY, April 17. The Soviet morning communique, while stating that no material changes took place on the front during the night, announces the sinking of a 10,000 ton tanker, in the Barents Sea, by Russian naval units.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 April 1942, Page 3
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