Paris, Oct. 30.
Despite bad weather, there is nothing to suggest that "the expected German offensive will be delayed Operations were reduced to a minimum on the Western Front yesterday. French patrols were ative east of the Moselle and west of the Warndt Forest where German Prisoners were reported to have been 'The 11th French communique, terse as usual, simply said: "There was greally lessened activity through: Out the night." Later the 112th communique said, "It was a calm day on the' entire front."—United Prest France Honours U-Boat Crew at Burial Dunkirk, Oct. 29, Two French Admirals and several military leaders today attended solemn burial" ceremonies for a German officer and five sailors, members of a destroyed submarine' whose bodies were found by a naval patrol.
Military honours were rendered at the men's graves and wreaths, bearing the inscription, "From the French Navy, to a. sailor who died for his country," were placed on the six coffins before they were lowered into the graves.
'A British naval officer, representing the Admiralty, was also present
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