... engaged our main body. nor apparently has succeeded in making any import.uit captures of: Oill I*ll men and material PHF F \I»PM Rommel again seems to have re- Ilka %#■ kkwll ccived more reinforcements from 1 overseas than knew about or \ RTHUR BIRT. 20-year-o ...

... earthly work complete, they go— Some greater purpose to fulfil. By Patience Strong He controls the Arab quislings COUPLED with Rommel's new drive to the East the Germans are again attempting to stir up trouble which will help them in Iraq and Iran. In this ...

... endure, once more, generous public-school-tie praise of the enemy's daring. As after the sinking of the Royal Oak. As after Rommel's resistance in Libya. For, if all else fails, it is always possible to minimise our failures and blunders by exalting the ...

... strike next ? Prepare for his ,renewed offensive against the Russians. Expect his march Eastwards in the Caucasus. Beware of Rommel's new offensive towards Egypt. Observe the Japanese offensive, which will in time link up with the others for the annexation ...

... communique mentions the time our frost about Ganda It was there, during our advance through Cyrenalca, in December. that Rommel made his serious stand before withdrawing to the borders of Tripolitania ; once our retreat began there was little likelihood ...

... military authorities quoted yesterday by the Berlin correspondent of the Stock- 1 holm newspaper Tidningen. It is reported that Rommel has been holding new thrust until It can have the maximum power behind it. j But the Imperial forces have also been receiving ...

... at this juncture for a fiercer assault upon our seaborne cargoes. The U-boats and dive-bombers are working In concert with Rommel's tanks and with the Japanese armies in the East. The plan is to employ simultaneously two methods of attack: bludgeoning ...

... cruiser Admiral Hipper. 1 “It Is believed in Stockholm yy Itnaraw fhat the vessels arc being sent |to cut the Anglo-American ROMMEL’S desert .supply route to Northern patrols withdrew 'Russia. stated the announcer. when thev cncoun- ' ,hrcc Nazi battleships ...

... wedeillieler Forces ! strange Libya Manoeuvres Freon NORMAN News °toroidal. c.,— At Battle H.Q. Western Desert, Tuesday (delayed) Rommel is on the march again, but this time his steps seem to be taking him backwards. He set out bravely on Saturday from Tmimi ...

... plans for its great spring offensive—this move by Admiral Darlan is of great significance. From Cairo we learn that General Rommel is again growing more active. He has received further reinforcements, and may be preparing the final touches for his attempt ...

... WIPED FIVE GAME BACK ifimel, preparing for now advance, pi columns forward, than 18 Kittyha t -'j. ,'ur VP been active against Rommel's supply lire. One large and one medium sired ship have been aunk. Another medium-sired ship has hem torpedoed and probablv ...

... surrender of Singapore, the Empire's impregnable Eastern bastion, is a bitter and searching blow. The failure to account for Rommel in Libya has been a grievous disappointment. The impudent success of the German Admiral in steaming his squadron almost unscathed ...