Paris, May 27.
German attacks on Allied armies in 'Belgium on Saturday were full-flooded offensives in which artillery, aircraft and tanks participated, states military spokesman. In an' attack fon the Lys opposing' forces swayed back and forth but finally the original positions were fully maintained, he says. Two other attacks also were launched on fronts six to ten miles wide and both completely failed.
Although secrecy Is still maintain ed regarding Allied operations Flanders, all newspapers this morning express the view that the Allied recovery seems more and more evident, General Duval, for instance, writing in "Lo Journal," says it seems the first impetus of the German advance about to end. "Ho adds the French, British and Belgian armies are resisting obstinately and in perfect order.
The Zurich correspondent of "Lo Journal" declares the German pro-Payanda machine is emphasizing that the battle is far from won by. Nazi troops. The correspondent says ar-tides in the German press are less triumphal than in the past, asd seems that even the High Command has suddenly become aware of the
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