The Archive · 1940

Reorganized

London, Nov

Britain's effective army his sudden. ly been' increased by the gigantic total of 1,700,000 men by a. funda mental reorganization of the Home have uily -equiped directorate of its own on the administrative side, Its mew Inspector-General wil! be General Viscount Gort, who will combine his new office with his other duties—Reuter, Htalian Railway Bombed London, Nov. 7.

An ammunition store was blown, up and a motor transport destroyed at Amagalla on the Djibutl-Diredawa ruliway. The bombing resulted in a direct hit on the railway line and another on the end of a bridge, Aircraft of the Rhodesia squadron made a dive attack on enemy troops concentrated sore distance north of Kassila—British Oficial Wireless nothing of amy military value, A number of civilian casualties occurred, The Ialians also attacked Larissa, the town of Patras and the harbour at Corinth. Athens had two alarms when raiders passed over the elly on their way to and from Corinth. Reuter.

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