Greek forces advanced on every front and in one northern al successful operations allowed our troops to advance and capture enemy positions, the War Ministry communique said.
"prisoners and important materials fell into our hands" Athens radio report heard in. Sola ald that "advance of Greek troops continues along the entire front.
Along the coast, our troops captured sovorat stratesie.helahtsy des fowstorme nnd a blizzard, West of the. iver, Drin" we pushed back Hain forees. Further northarard we fmplured ten new villages, kiN iiaty hating had een resumed fon the north front, acfording, to. "Praval rade, One frontier correspondent reported that "despite the bad weather storms, small Greek and day, with ing advantage of val "10 bomb enemy United Press.
"Worse Thaw Caporetto™ with Greek Forees on the Coastal Sector, Dee Captured Hain emeers: yesterday told the United Prose that Tiny's ise "This campaign Isa "worse defeat Major Cam. boll, "an veteran of the reported a rad: Greek advance in the Klisura and Tepeleni regions, also. said that five Mahan officers and 65 soldiers, captured "Wednesday west of the Drinos river, were from five differ-out Ballan divisions and three dif ferent military service branches.
Capture of such diverse soldiers indicated the lack of Italian cooperaon. Greek oticers told me—United soks Undaunted By Cold London, Dee, 21.
On the Albanian front the Greek forces have been fighting bitterly. in fog, storm and cold weather with Spartan fortitude, it wax declared in Athens last. tight The Greek communique said that successful operations were carried out, as a result of which Greek troops have occupied some enemy posts, Many prisoners were captured and a large quantity, of war. materials fell into Geek hands, The Italians have been forced back to the north and north-west of Chimara, and during the night abandoned points fof the greatest strategic importance in this aves, the communique added, Libyan "camp ferent is taraely de (0 bre ofthe. Headian trumport system'
fewenant-Colonel Brosint sid and most other Taian ted th under since it threw the Greeks ie. British arms, which might dee cle dhe se hole outcome of the war Major Cambolio said tat since the frst Gays of the Anglo-creek bom-Sorument, Ttalian troops. repeatedly had been left ithout food, while the was inadequate cole.
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