Belgrade, Nov. 3.
Well-informed Greek sources said yesterday that Greek troops had taken 400 Italian soldiers prisoner. in fighting around Bilkikshta—United Press, General Smuts Sees US. of Africa Nairobi, Nov. 3 The "springbok" war ery of South African troops today rolled across the veldt from training camps right the front line as they gave an enthusiastic welcome to General Jan Smuts, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, who has been mak: ing a comprehensive tour of the Enst African war front General Smuts has visited every. scene of activity of the South African troops and reen all sides of South Africa's war effort, a speech, Gen. Smuts particular ly emphasized that each generation of South Africans had been called on to fight for the honour and interests of their country, and he expected the resent one! to bring about SIL greater South Atviea which, in due course, would take foremost lace in the United States of Africa, Gen. Smuts impressed on the troops they "were not ghting for" South Africa' alone. "You are going. to Kindle a ight which will shine far beyond, the boundaries of Sotith Africa," he said—Rewter,
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