New York, May 17.
'Three British counter-attack drove the Germans out of the Louvain, oilway station, says the "New York 'Times' correspondent with the British force in Belgium. When the Germans, attacking with waves of tanks and bombers, drove their: way into Louvain they suffered heavily from mines exploded beneath. them, the correspondent states. As the. rst Nazi wave endeavoured to force a way under a bridge the British blew it up, the debris tumbling on the Invaders, "'The Germuns managed capture the railway station but after brisk street fighting and three British counter-attacks the Nazis were driven
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