Mogadisho, Mar. 8.
While official figures are not yet complete, it is known that only 150 to 200 Imperia] troops were killed in the campaign in Italian Somaliland, including South Africans, West Africans, East Africans, Indians and British.
"Under 30 South Africans were killed, "The smallness of. the losses is attributed to good generalship and training, air force and artillery cooperation, and armoured cars, which demoralised the enemy,—Reuter, Ajter his visit to Türkey and Greece, where he had important discussions with Turkish and Greek leaders, Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, has arrived in Cairo where he is holding important talks together with Sir John Dill, Chief of the General Staff, who accompanied him on his trip to the Balkan danger area.
Shown here inspecting members of the Arab Legion during his previous visit to the Middle East, Mr. Eden, it is believed, has made all the necessary arrangements to meet a German drive in the Balkans.
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