... VICHY AID FOR ROMMEL Statement likely In Commons From the AweleUMi Diplomatie Oorrospontfont la about the munitions of war which Vichy France is sending across the Mediterranean General Rommel in Libya, and it expected that Mr Hugh Dalton. Minister ot ...

... HOW ROMMEL IS GETTING SUPPLIES ' Cairo, Wednesday. our forces in Cyre naica continue to keep the enemy west of the Gulf of Bomba, thee importance of supply on both sides becomes more marked. The first side which manages to bring supplies up to full (trength ...

... Rommel Is Rack In Old Position Libya General Rommel has not come forward again and it appeat* that he is back more or less to where he started when he began his new advance, according to authoritative information in London. ROME COMMUNIQUE Rome, Thursday ...

... Problem of Rommel's Move Back General Rommel, it would seem, has decided to withdraw the columns with which he advanced redently to some 15 or 20 miles west of Gozala —the position from which he started his last thrust in Libya. , . The columns were certainly ...

... Up now General Rommel hat not made any statement either about objective! of bis further operations or about dates as be It supposed to have done. Competent Berlin circles state that assertions to the contrary such as General Rommel declares he will ...

... LIBYAN BATTLE TO COME Cairo, Tuesday. ALTHOUGH Rommel la atill pushinc ahead stroofly in the Jebel Akdar. indications are that the decisive battle of this stage of the campaign is atill to be fought. If Rommel follows us up he will eventually find the tables ...

... several interpretations. It may be that Rommel underestimaled the strength of the alliet and hu temporarily withdrawn until he can bring up reinlorcemcnta. The hurried retreat of the Italians may have been a feint Rommel still has to disciose his main armoured ...

... enemy is Germany. Hitler and his generals and myrmidons are taking care to advertise that Japan has not snatched that glory. Rommel's advance Libya and the capture of Feodosia in the Crimea are indications of a power that is yet the major force in the war; ...

... to leading and discharging of eeaeoto. successful attack by the few rays ««o m»y such heavy tones upon Germans mat General Rommel decided that, without adequate air protection, was not I*spared to The attack by toe ttAJ- carried out when the German Air ...

... s) crushed. Barges sunk. No Japs reached land British forces in Burma defeated attempted Jap landings from Salween River. Rommel's big tanks contmued progress along Libyan coastal roads. Indian division make brilliant withdrawal from threat of isolation ...

... succeeded in keeping their schedule. It is emphasised in Berlin that the Allies will only get to know something of General Rommel's intentions when the latter thinks it convenient By that time, however, the Germans might already have reached their objectives ...

... now' spread to private conversation. Even a fortnight ago you found people willing to speculate on the probable motive behind Rommel's come-back. Now. as they realise that they have either been deliberately misled for the second time by the military authorities ...