Berlin, July 5.
Luftwaffe units yesterday raided Soviet lines of communications and moving masses of Red Army troops as German ground troops pushed ough the front lines toward ti The war communique, according to Moscow radio, said that fighting on the front throughout last night failed to bring any substantial changes in the position and groupings of Russian troops.
"In the direction of Murmansk, Kandalaksha, and the Karelian Isthmus fighting continued with separate groups of the enemy, said the communique.
"In the Borisov and Bobriusk sectors, fighting continued throughout the night a^ the Beresina and Pruth rivers, The enemy repeatedly tried to cross the rivers but was success-
With Soviet troops falling back the 1938 Soviet frontier, according. the German news agency, Berlin is expecting fierce new battles with main Russian forces along the called Stalin Li Nazi quarters in Berlin declare} that the Red Army will undoubtedly. attempt to hold up the German ad vance in this network of fortifil tions in depth extending from vital "Stalin Line" guarding the h fully repulsed by our fire. The Baltic to the Black Sea. Ge terior of Russia. enemy is suffering heavy losses on troops and their allies, They asset The Luftwaffe bore the brunt of water and on the shores, asserted are now fast approaching the Stal 5 the German attack, as the Panzer the communique.
Line. columns began consolidating in some "As a result of the enemy's failure areas, Official communiques, how-to advance in the Tranapol area, he German Expectation ever, stated that operations are pro-diverted his thrust to the Novograd ceeding according to plan end Volynsk sectors. Throughout The Nazis profess to believe thw Railway Attacked the night our troops were engaged Russian prospects, of holding thy in successful battles, stemming the line are unfavourable because German bombers on July 3 attack: ed the Murmansk railway, destroy-advance of enemy tanks to the east." heavy losses the Red Army has ah—United Press. ready incurred in eastern Poland amd ing an important station and Baltic States. machine-gunning an express train,
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