Mar. 16.
Winter's snow has become mud and Spring is just around the corner, yet there are still no signs that Germany is preparing for an attack.
The French vigil on the Western Front has become intense during the past few days, probably because of the tradition that Chancellor Adolf Hitler would strike in mid-March, as he did in Austria (March 11, 1938), and in Bohemia last year.
A million eyes in Parié are watching the no-man's-land between the Rhine and the Moselle sectors for every movement which might signify a possible attack.
It is apparent, however, that the German war machine would bog now it it attacked to preserve the "March tradition" and little more would be added to the prestige of the Greater Reich by such an offend sive—United Press.
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