BEHIND THE LINES
Armies’ Football Draw (Received February 12, 7.-10 p.m.) PARIS, February 11. The British regiments in the front are getting periodical relief. A battalion of the Cameron Highlanders which arrived behind the tines for a short rest excited great interest and enthusiasm in the villages. Kilted pipers headed the march from the railhead to the billets. A crowd of 35.000, half of who.m were British soldiers and airmen, were surprised to see a French army team draw in an Association football match with a powerful British Armv side. The score was 1-1.
LANDED IN ITALY
Germans From East Africa TRIESTE, February 11. The Italian steamer Urania landed 310 German adults and 140 children from Dar-es-Salaam who had been in concentration camps since the outbreak of the war. They mostly comprise families of colonists of former German East Africa.
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 119, 13 February 1940, Page 9
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