Berlin, Oct. 25.
The German High'Command reported a quiet day on the Western Front on Tuesday, in a communique issued yesterday. Despite rumours that Nazi forces were planning a major offensive against the Allies, the communique stated there was "no particular hostility at the front"
German forces attacked enemy troops west of Voelklingen and drove them across the border, the German High Command announced today. "Enemy groups, approximately one company, west of Voelkingen were attacked and repulsed across the frontier," the official communique said, adding, "otherwise there were no particular events."—United Press.
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