THE BALKAN THEATRE.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15768, 8 December 1916, Page 7

THE BALKAN THEATRE.

SERBIA'S EFFORTS

GAINS IMPROVED UPON

(By Cable. —Press Association. —Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) tßouter's Telegrams.) LONDON, December 6. A French communiqud states: — "French and Serbians further progressed north of Paralovo. "There was a violent artillery duel north of Monastir." HEIGHTS CAPTURED (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) (Reuter'a TclcgTams.) (Received l>eeomber 7tli, 11.25 p.m.) LONDON, December 7. A Serbian official. message says:— "After artillery and infantry actions on the whole front, « carricd the strongly-fortified and tenaciouslydefended heights north-east of Redimci'ci. A fairly largo number of priand booty were captured." j IMPORTANT SUCCESSES. ("The Times.") ' LONDON, December 6. "The Times" correspondent at the Serbian headquarters reports that the latest Serbian successes are important. The newly-captured positions threaten Sokol, and if'the latter falls the entire Mogeen region will be freed from the enemy. A NEW ZEALANDER MENTIONED. LONDON. December 6. General Milne's Salonica despatch | mentions Lieut.-Colonel McGavin, of the New Zealand Medical Corps. ; AN ENEMY THREAT. | AMSTERDAM, December 6. j A Sofia message doc-lares that after | Bucharest the next task of the GerI manic Power* will be the capture of j Yalona. which i s in Italian occupai tion. in order to join hands, with ! Greece. ! IJuh-iarin is introducing a mass levy I Bill on tlie German lines.