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... assisting Rommel include trucks, fuel and food. Vichy’s explanation is that the stores are sent to North Africa “to replace stocks which have to be surrendered under the French-German Armistice terms.” Many of the ships taking supplies to Rommel are French ...
... NOTE TO VICHY \ DMIRAL LEAHY, United States Ambassador in Vichy, has handed to Marshal Retain a strong Note on Vichy’s aid to Rommel. It is said to ask for definite assurances that Vichy is not aiding the Axis and will not aid it further. America’s attitude ...
... the war material said to have reached Rommel by land and sea. It seems to be established that German lorries equipped for desert operations were shipped by a French transport to Tunis, and from Tunis land to Rommel’s army. It is also known that an Italian ...
... Smethwick, Sutton, Evesham, anti Branches— For EYE TESTING AND SPECTACLE FITTING Segd. 0.8. A C. for National Health Insurance ROMMEL S HALT LIBYA SITUATION UNCHANGED ...
... POSSIBLE REASONS FOR WITHDRAWAL The expected clash between Rommel’s and Auchinleck’s forces in the Western Desert has not yet materialised. Instead, on a wide front, extending from the Gulf of Bomba roughly south-westwards many miles into the desert, ...
... VICHY FLAG Reports that trar supplies for Rommel’s army in Libya are beinp; sent through Tunisia or along French territorial waters pf the Tunisian coast have been received in Washington without official comment. It was reported in London yesterday that ...
... mileage NOW OPERATING ) 18,000; economical J. W. STOCKS, LTD. ; na ,ast « ooa 283 BROAD STREET £l9s-M Telephone: MlOland 5111 ROMMEL’S PUSH ...
... taken the greatest trouble to give (Continued on Back Page) Allies Do Not Know Rommel’s Intentions ~Says Berlin The Allies will only get to know something of General Rommel’s intentions %hen the latter thinks it convenient. By that time, however, the Germans ...
... turning tendency to return to a tem- Rommel’s thrust into a major porarily stabilised front, offensive before the summer. I The communique reports; No Germans are boasting that S enera change in the situation; Rommel will be in Suez in a activity by our ...
... partisans near Byela Palanka the, Nish- Belgrade line. A number of German officers and soldiers were killed. Why Rommel has retired /GENERAL ROMMEL, it would seem, has decided to withdraw the columns with which he advanced recently to some 15 or miles west ...
... retreating British Army.” Although Rommel is still pushing ahead strongly in the Jebel Akdar area, indications are that the decisive battle of this stage of the campaign is still to be fought, cables Reuter from Cairo. If Rommel follows us up he will eventually ...
... the reasons for allowing the resumed American shipments of cotton, fuel oil and food to North Africa at a time when General •Rommel is being provided with food and other requirements from Tunisia.” It is expected that Mr. Hugh Dalton, Minister of Economic ...