Paris, Oct. 2. y happen, until a decisive victory is gain L" was A. communique issued today, re-"Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, in a ferring to military operations, says night summing up the results of the first month the night was comparatively quiet. There were raids and ambushes om "We have been told," he said, "that we are effete various parts of the front.
Our reluctance to fight was mocked as cowardice, The French advance during the have begun and, with the help of God and with the week-end south-west of Saarlautern 1 that we are defenders of civilization and freedom, we (Saarlouis) was on a front extending 1% miles, according to French sources A An important sector was seized in the angle forming the junction between the Nied and Saar Rivers. The ground is a rugged plateau dominate overrun by two Great Powers but her spirit ing several towns in the Saar valley, and the heroic defence of Warsaw showed including Saarlautern, Pachten, Dillegen, Roden, and Wallerfangen.
The capture of the sector enables the French to enfilade the valley of the Prims, an important line of communications at a right angle to the successful A week had during the month the front.
Air Raid Precautions m Suckingham Palace Sunday was a quiet day, according merchandise than to the latest French war communique, Scots Guardsmen are shown piling saudi bags around one of the conical air raid shelters outside which adds that there was artillery Buckingham Palace, Dealing atthe outset with Po-firing from both sides east of the land, Mr. Churchill said ' that the Saar.—Reuter. country had again been overrun by Time on Side of Allies the two great Powers which had London, Oct. 2.
in bondage for 150 years, At the beginning of the second conquer the month of the War, forecasts on future
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