ITALIANS ADVANCE

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11867, 6 November 1935, Page 3

ITALIANS ADVANCE

Abyss Wans Falling J'- ?Back • ~AXY KI^ LED by A® ; Bombardment. , ,*. ' London, Nov. 4 iddis Ababa correspondent & Ln* Mail, Major-General C. -author of “Tanks In f- states that in spite IrJ-raln the Italians advanced 87: 43 miles to-day, two collar aflame meeting within 20 Other despatches in Addis Ababa the Italians reach jp?L resistance can be no longer

from Asmara, Eritrea, ll 'that the Italian line was ad■l“** \ls • miles yesterday, the jans retiring before the initio resumed the movement to-day, midget tanks adle ahead ol the respective colpillagers waving white, flags ■Jfioßeu shrieking a welcome troops with large herds -carefully concealed and Jjjjjht tf ut to be sold to the Italthe occupation of Hauzien, JSlflast of Adowa, General Biro«4wris, whose flanks, in accordthe systematic pian of the t -sfere well protected, occuSSfghts to. the south-west, and SsllSantinl’s Black Shirts crownthe south-east. His main pushing on along the Via

that the Italian ad--lir&'iards are well south of HauIgttominaUng the highlands above llfttta. , The people of Mender, Iggigat of Hauzien, welcomed IpWining Black Shirts. The SaIp'diTifilon, a portion of General Stiijil'a command, supports the ad- . Amba Alagi, where resistance is prophesied, ■ffwiiatchea < from Addis Ababa jjlt that the usual rumours pregregardlng the impending ItalItoffeMive’in the Ogaden area,, but jgifoW definite news is that the jiAlj field, .wireless station is Wfaictfonlng-. in spite of the dis&;of'10OO bombs from Italian Thirty women and 15 jiirea..are reported to have been an" intensive Italian air j®badment near Gorahai, South jjjjeii.' ’,'