Cairo, Feb. 2, British motorized forces have tut a asmile road which ings the sate: ele towns of Agordat and area ta Brien, thus isolating. allan forces Tig eaimated that the enemy has Jone division at Agordat and one'
Falely) heavy filiting is raging around both towns, where the enemy occupying prepared positions and Showing she of greater resistance, {es learned In Calto. British motor: zed unit have been' operating over dimeult country "of "the. desolate Tripoli Raided Cairo, Feb, 2.
Royal Air Force warplanes on Fil Jday night heavily raided Tripoll's Jdocks and bombed three merchant ships, the RAF, communique said yesterday, British " bombs hit two 8,000-ton vessel and one 4000 ton ship, the communique reported, British planes also raided Barce, Talian coastal outpost northeast of Benghazi, Italian Libyan headquarters,'the communique said, Bombs bursting among seaplanes in Tripoli harbour destroyed one and damaged others, it said. Other bombs straddled seaplane hangars, causing explosions, which were followed by clouds of black smoke. Several fires [were started—United Press,
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