Paris, June 3.
'A. French correspondent, just returned from the Rethel urea, gives a vivid. description of the appalling German losses there, Describing the re-establishment of the front after the German break-through he says the French first. retreated, then reassembled and attacked, surprising the Germans.
'At one point a whole German division' was" annihilated, affording the terrible spectacle of thousands of Inert bodies lying in the brilliant sunshine.
"The German command paid no heed to losses, but unceasingly poured Into the battle new waves of troops whom we destroyed," the correspondent said.
"The French found themselves lighting veritable fanatics, who shouted the name of the Fuehrer to each other in encouragement."
The superiority of the French tanks was demonstrated whenever they {nto action, the correspondent added. "The magnificent spirit of all ranks enabled the French 10 gaia important positions, fortify them and re-establish the situatlon."—Rut Former LR.A, Men Enlist In Eire's Defence Dublin, June 3.
'A thousand former members of the Irish Republican Army decided at 0 Jerowded meeting here last night to march to, barracks on Tuesday and join Eire's national defence. forces. aeZity selec, their intention ty fend their country against any invader. The response to the recruit ing campaign "in Hire has been Jsimilarly good throughout the coun-
Miscellaneous Mr. McNutt Advocates Third Term Washington, May 31.
Urging that President Roosevelt should stond for a third term, Mr. Paul MeNutt, Federal Security' Administrator, who has been widely mentioned as a Presidential candidate, declared yesterday: "The matter of precedent' becomes insignificant view of the danger to our national Security, He emphasized that he was expressing sentiment of a large majority of Americans in saying that President Roosevelt should be re-elected.
ite. MeNutt also urged that America should extend credits to the Allles by stich action a German victory could be averted—Reuter.
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