Artillery Near Swiss Border Stops Nazi Troop Trains Although there is no official con-May 14, firmation yet, it is understood that the fort of Emael, North of Liege, people," has fallen into German hands. How-"Post," corns ever, it is expected that Liege itself "Roosevelt's recent will hold out for some time. n-American Scientific] There is also no confirmation of ug to a special com-ithe report that German parachutists have landed behind the British lines in France.
as The Germans are attacking violent-molly in the southern part of Holland it toland the situation is undoubtedly challenge serious.
we have In Belgium, British and French troops are ce-operating with the Bel-ope aremolonger|gian forces to protect Brussels. A ts and neutrals, violent battle is expected to take of the Belgian Brussels Remains Calm Brussels, May 14. The Belgian Government has de-
Berne, May 13.
French warplanes bombed the German fortress of Ensen, visible from Basle, Swiss sources reported tonight. Several missiles were seen to fall on the fort. Artillery fire from the French left bank of the Rhine, the same sources added, today compelled the Germans to suspend their rail service close to the right bank of the river. Troop and supply trains port suffered—Havas.
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