A file of signals intelligence reports, messages, and correspondence issued by the Government Code and Cypher School and sent by the head ('C') of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) to the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. This file includes the following reports: German police reports on fighting in the Vyazma pocket from April 13-23, on the aftermath of a heavy raid on Rostock on April 26-28, and on fighting in the Smolensk region on April 29; the Chinese chargé in Vichy reports French views on the Japanese requisitioning of shipping in Indo-China, on May 4; an Italian report from Lourenço Marques on alleged disaffection in South Africa, on May 2; a Japanese report of Finnish views on Hitler's Reichstag speech, on May 1; the Japanese relay a Spanish report on the U.S., on May 4; the Japanese ambassador in Rome reports Axis plans for a guarantee of Arab independence, on May 5; the Portuguese minister in Ankara reports the Turkish view on prospects for a Soviet-German peace, on May 5; the Japanese ambassador in Ankara repeats an Italian intelligence assessment, on May 4; and the Japanese minister in Madrid reports the views of the Spanish Navy Minister, on May 6.