Brexel Biddle, has left Warsaw. it was reported that the Government may soon move to a new, undisclosed war capital, Warsaw, Sept. 6.
While both Polish and German ait squadrons were active over wide areas today, the military situation on Jaond was little changed, the fifth communique issued by the General Headquarters of the Polish Army announced this evening.
German planes, the communique stated, continued to harass all Polish territory, bombing towns and military units in their positions, "Our aviation successfully bombed German units In the Clechtnow and Radomsko districts. We brought down fourteen German planes, and six of our craft were lost.
"On the south-western front, Ger~ man pressure was stopped on the line from Warta (near Lodz) to Szezerow to Kamlensk, On the northern front, we attacked motorized units, There was no change in the Clachanow and Plonsk districts on the Bast Prussian "The garrison at Gydnia vigorously attacked the German forces in Danzig. territory and captured three heavy machine-guns, one field gun and made several prisoners-of-war," the Headquarters' communique concluded.—
Havas.
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