London, June 25, British bombers yesterday ear-ried out attacks on railway junctions Jand aerodromes in Holland and Ger-while at night raids were made "While at the front I gave orders to the Ist and 2nd infantry divisions our 2nd Division, together with some ments of the' Ist Division, have succeeded in carrying out this order and won general admiration by its altitude, "Poland was the first country to fall victim to the enemy's invasion. Today, in spite of tremendous losses and enormous hardships, Poland remains loyal to her ally, Great Britain, in the struggle for the ideals of Mberty and. democracy."
General Sikorski said he knew how great a shock the surrender of France to his countrymen, but he added: "We have unshakable confidence that the war, the result of which has not yet been decided, will end with the Victory of our common sacred cause. The iron Will of Great Britain continue the struggle is subject to no doubt. Standing unyielding at her Side are her numerous friends and Allies. We shall win, bringing to Europe your deliverance.
Reuter.
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