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14th May 1943
The last of the German & Italian prisoners has now been rounded up in N. Africa. The enormous task of counting them & collecting all the scattered supplies is now in progress.
Mr Churchill—who is once more in Washington, having travelled by sea, is to make a speech at 1900 GMT or 0130 to-morrow, ship’s time.
There is quite a bit of bad feeling aboard these days. Everyone says the Butler is making a pile of money on the side & he must be. Food is often kept in the store room until it is too bad to eat.