Cornauti, Sept. 17, Preferring to be interned in Rumania rather than be token by the JGermans, the pilots of 85 Polish war raft landed here at noon today, barely escaping a larger force of German pursuits which chased the Polish craft Jas for as ten kilometres (625 miles) Jover Rumanian territory, until they. reached Luyeni, but then gave up one returned to the war areas, No leading personalities or oMicials arrived inthe Polish eral, which were immediately seized by. the Rumanian authorities while the crows were interned, Forvign observers arriving here from Poland declared the plight of these 3 Polish craft must have been desperate indeed to ye forced them to flee for ax a rule lish airmen do not hesitate to Ayht suainst odds of ten to one."
German air forces were reported to be very active today, widening the range of their raids with the entry of Soviet troops into western Poland Jand attacking objectives near and batong the Rumanian border.
The railway bridge at Zalecavki, where foreign diplomats lately sought shelter from Warsaw and Lublin, iwas destroyed today while bombs were dropped over the little village lof Nijnitza, A great amount damage and many" casualties were reported, Foreign observers who erossed_ the frontier this afternoon to come here were able to give some first-hand Information on' the German-Polish They declared that of resistance now lay. jin a zig-zag line from Bialystock in the north to Stryj_ in the southeast via Warsaw, Brest-Litovsk, Lublin and Lwow. General Sosenkowski was commanding in the north, while General Borinowski commanded the Poles inthe Warsaw pocket, and General Sikorski was commander in the south.—tavas, a similar assurance, according to an official announcement in Bucharest.
Reports irom Sofia indicate that the Soviet entry into Poland has created Zaria, and is the subject of much comment in political cireles.—Reut
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