London, Oct. 11.
French soldiers returning to their base after a fortnight of fighting in the Saar sector seem totally unshaken by the experience, according to a report by "Eye-Witness" (Mr. A. G. Clifford, official British war correspondent) "But they say" the correspondent continues, "that the fighting has been really heavy, with terrific artillery barrages. They also declare that German marksmanship is much below standard, and that a surprisingly high proportion of German shells are duds."
Men and machines of the, Royal Air Force on the Western Front still await their first real action with the enemy, says Reuters' special correspondent with the RAF. in France. Bomber and fighter squadrons are now distributed among heavily camouflaged aerodromes behind the lines, patiently awaiting orders to attack, the correspondent
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