Berlin, Oct, 19.
German ofelals told the press last night that the DNB. report of Ger man troops arriving in Bucharest could be considered as" an official German communique Avide from this satement, however. official quarters in Berlin refused comment on the Rumanian situation Ports Again ded by RAAB.
Cairo, Oct. 13.
The Royal Air Force continued raids on Libyan ports yesterday. Aliacking in waves the raiders caused jereat damage without suffering. loss ship moored alongside a break= Seater received. a direct hit and way Solon fire. The fire could be seen For miles, Friday evening British bombers again atineked Tobruk. Bombs were Seen to burst on the quay and others fell close to the stern of a large ship. Direet_ hits were scored on another ship despite heavy antivaireraft fire.
ive reconnnissanee flights also carried out.
A communique states that Asmars Eritren was again raided, bombs Falling among, hangars and Duildines in" Abyssinia was raided on day amer Friday. On Thursday three fires were started. On Friday Adaya she was raided, all bombs falling, in the target area.
Aircraft of the South African Ait Force were again active in Abyssinia ian-Somaliland. For the fth Time Teavy bombs were dropped on aerodrome buildings and direct hits were scored, Cansklerable damage done to Mahan motor. transport In this area, For the fourth time. Somaliland. was bombed.
raft carried out normal replanes a to, raid ind Lodwar regions on Thurs These attempts were unsuccess-ini. there were no damage or eastial-From all the operations British, resalt. returned safely.
Another clash between a British mechanized patrol and Italian troop revealed in an official communique. The clash occurred on October 9 at Gebelgnmal, in the Sudan. Eiyhtee for the enemy were killed. Bri cwualticr were one Killed, one ixinded. Other fronts remain quiet "Reuter.
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