"Tepeleni, Jan. 14, Greeks and Tlallans fought yester day before Tepeleni in u deluge of rain which swiftly froze into ice on men, mules and guns, making every movement hazardous up the narrow mountain path along' which the Greeks struggled to come 10 rips with the foe.
Greek thuliters tossed hand grenades across 1 300 foot gorge which sepa ited them from the Hatian lines. So those were the two forees that the Italians were not able to use bombers tiainat the Greek assault During the morning, the Greek Jcommander said, the Ttalians hoisted white sheet, but It was immediately Greek pianes dropped printed apeats behind the Talian Tines, asking them (o surrender and avoid further bloodshed. Greek batteries rounded the Hallans. the Fase liters were informed, and could shell them out. eventual Greek reinforcements continued to arrive despite the driving rain—United Press.
Take Strong Positions London, Jan. 14 A violent surprise attack by Greek troops dislodged the Italians from strongly fortified positions in the central sector of the front, says the Athens radio.
Fierce hand-to-hand engagements are reported from the northern sector, where the Greeks had the advantage bayonet Sting.
Desperate efforts by the Italians to reinforce positions in the coastal sec-for north of Chimara were nullified by (a spirited Greek offensive—
Reuter, sMatians Rush New Division London, Jan. 14. aly rushed an almost entire new Jaivision to. the Tepeleni area in south-central Albania after Greek troops advanced beyond Klisura in the same sector, British military leaders said yesterday—United Press.
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