STILL UNEASY
SITUATION IN HOLLAND
*?£ S/H gnS •°L InuchActivity today .. On the right flank the Germans arc m considerable strength Soss the ?nT& y ?/ etph of cou^ Slinks and the Maas east of Eindhoven it it extremely difficult to deploy Sm and thisWater-logge^lcfo™ 3 and Allied troops of the First Canadian Army have extended the bulge thlv are driving north-east of Antwern 'SSL al c n r|P° rt! d to have reached the" Dutch .border at several points, and r^, have also heen signs that the Germans may -be withdrawing from the northern of Antwerp 1^ s*6^5*6^ rance ' French troops of the Seventh Army are meeting stubfpriv resistance in the approaches to •ca^Thft? Z™- T1° OPS a American Third Army have made further progress in the forests of Lorraine begeen Nancy and the Vosges moun-
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 5
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