With the German air force unusually inactive, British aircraft doinated the skies in the war areas fast night and early this morning. In addition to giving invaluable aid to Dutch and Belgian defending troops, British bombers again bombed, with, devastating effect, heavy German troop concentrations and mechanized columns behind the German lines Belgium Heavy losses were inflicted fon "enemy marching columns by British aircraft. which inmost stances came low down to make their attacks more effective despite heavy fanti-aircraft fire and, some ti opposition from enemy' fighters Almost overshadowing military developments in Holland and Belzium today was the increase in tension between Moly and the Allies follow the appearance of an -British posters in Rome, and more sabre-rattling by the Italian press semi-oficial spokesmen. While Signor Mussolini conferred with his leading Generals yesterday, reports were current Rome that new classes had been call ed to the colours,
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