Paris, June 6.
In addressing the Army Commission of the ChamEer of Deputies yesterday afternoon, M. Paul Reynaud, the Premier, gave information about the German offensive launched at dawn and gave reasons for "hoping for a favourable outcome of the battle," says an official communique.
"M. Reynaud paid tribute to the heroism of French troops, and to the high moral of the whole nation which was "resolved, more than ever, to fight to the end with the Allies, for the liberty of the world."—Reuter.
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