... Fort re#;*'s Jap? iu Malaya—nine fitfhter> #liot down—one I >. l)onit)cr lost; Japs reported over the Salween River in Burma; Rommel has main forces yet to meet —Axis flyintj columns .-till moving forwards; Nr.ziadmit Russian mass drive Kharkov—four-day attack ...

... Up to now General Rommel has not made any statement either about objectives of his further operations or about dates, as he is supposed to have done Competent Berlin circles state that assertions to the contrary, such as General Rommel declares he will ...

... PLANNING SUEZ DRIVE Advance At Any Price Order To Rommel Rommel undoubtedly orders to advance at any Our information ?. t Stockholm sources is that will not stop at thi WP ua border should ab.e is giving Rommel masses men. material and pUiac'S. This much is ...

... SUPPLIES FROM VICHY It was stated in London to-day that it was somewhat uncertain how supplies from Vichy to Gen. Rommel were being sent, but it seemed likely they were being transported in French ships so as avoid loss or capture. That would be perfectly ...

... also in May, 1940. VICHY REPLIES TO U.S. Supplies to Rommel Following inquiries made by the United States to the Petain Government concerning supplies of French origin, reported to be reaching Rommel, in Libya the State Department has received further ...

... YRENAICA SAUNNU ,. A TRIPOLI VUR patrols in the Western Desert have encountered ■ heavier resistance from Rommel’s columns south the Tmimi-Mekili area. Rommel More Active In Libya Enemy columns in the battle area in Libya are showing stronger-resistance than ...

... Libyan battle he said. has bewildered the onlooxer. It Is natural to Inquire how It is that, having destroyed a large part of Rommel's forces, are yet compelled to withdraw towards the end of what seemed to be a favourable battle. I cannot say how far this ...

... BATTLE COMING Rommel ;i strongly in the icat.ons are 1 this the *ht. tty* from C; up f ftnd the table* tucped [ in the same v.tuatfon in when he held at Armoured Division and Is Brigade in the area \ of Mttta are providing of the many small highly mobile ...

... the German Field Marshal Rommel a -w' 1 has been receiving supplies and aid through Tunisia I for his campaign in the desert have caused consider- 1 I / V» 1 ' able uneasiness both in Britain and America. JL A. A J A. A —** Rommel could not have again burst ...

... the work of U-boats more difficult. He added that U-boats had been transferred to the Medileranean to relieve pressure on Rommel. Any such statements were naturally regarded with . .suspicion, and this announcement was probably pul out for some special ...

... of Econorr published details material with France was supplying Genera Rommell. Admiral Leahy, the United Stales Ambassador the French Government, immediately railed attention to this flagrant act of unneitrality and reported to his Government. POSITION ...

... U-boatg strong escorts ieir efflciency had been •d and appeared to larines have been operating ie Mediterranean in support Rommel * campaign. It possible that the Germans nt their experienced submarine ewj» to the Mediterranean where from our air anrf ...