Tepoleni, Dec. 17.
"During a terrible: blizzard yesterday (Monday), watched "Greek warriors converging on the outskirts of Tepeleni as the Italians fell back Alter desperate street fighting." cables Paul Palcologos, United Press Staff Correspondent, Most of the day both Greek and Mahan artillery were forced to firn "blind" because the driving snow duced visibility to practically zero.
Greek storming parties cleaning up Mahan' machine" gun nests in the foothills Tocated them only by the chatter of the guns, "coming down to Tepclent through mountain passes was a nightmare of an" experience, " Blizzards" roared through the passes at express, train speed. Unlucky mules were. blown Over precipices Into ravines below.
"The gale was so stronit even army. trucks sometimes were blown off the Yond Into yawning chasms, "Once "Klisuira and Tepeteni fall, the roads to Berat and Valona will ie open to the Greeks. Both rosely fare excellent military highways, hav ing been widened and completed by the Malians." Mr. Paleologos con cluded-—United Press,
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