The direction of the anticipated Italian invasion of Egypt and the Sudan is shown by the arrows on the map. Objectives are believed to be the Nile delta, Wadi Haifa, and Khartum. Up to last night, however. the Italians had crossed the Egyptian frontiers only at Sollum, which labour bureau which is to give work ig a village on the coast roughly at the point of the most northerly to demobilized war veterans. A programme of work for the public cood.! lit was also learned, is to be 1 immediately—Havas white arrow. Sollum is regarded as useless as a defence post or as a base for attack, for geographical reasons and also because there is no the ritlage. The other arrows marl: possible lines on which the invasion may develop, if continued.
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