With British Army, Oct. 21.
There is no doubt that both. the British and French troops would like nothing better than a big-scale German attack Upon the Maginot Line. the United Press correspondent be-Heved after a tour of the front yesterday. This is perhaps at leas one reason why the Germans may try Military observers here are much of Front aves sled thus far.
That is, irritate tacks, carefully led "relly prepared. sind losses, Then, when the German: Hire, they And in the extreme who inflict og heavy losses us possiste and then retire. "German attackers denly find themselves hitting into air, while Gen. Gamelin's artillery cuts them to bits, inflicting heavy losses id breaking up their forma tions.
According to official communique: and semi-oficial commentary, Gen. Gamelin "has successfully executes this scheme time after: time United Press,
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