[Note in pencil: This failure to capture high ground east of Rumilly made the German concentration at Crevecoeur practicable on the morning of 30 November. Had the 29th Division been able to carry out the capture of objectives allotted to them I think there would have been a different story to tell of the German attack on 30 November.] relieved by the 29th Div. On the main bridge a tank got stuck & prevented the cavalry from crossing here, but there were other temporary bridges which they could have used & these were pointed out to them by Colonel Cotton commanding the 11th Rifle Brigade. A Canadian Cavalry Brigade passed across into Masnieres after the 29th Division & had some heavy fighting near Rumilly. The 29th Division had advanced on Marcoing & Masnieres & after heavy fighting took both these places & established themselves north and south of the Masnieres – Beaurevoir line – but although their final objective was to be the high ground east of Masnieres & Rumilly their troops were too done up to get further. In the meantime the 59th Brigade had sent one battalion towards Crevecoeur