BELGIANS' SERVICES STILL NEEDED
™ ll»Pi c RUGBY, Oct. 2. ■',»• "* Allied Supreme Command has directed the Belgian resistance organisations either to continue to fight against the Germans ■" or to hand in their arms.
In an Order of the Day to the officers and men of all Belgian resistance organisations, General Eisenhower says that now the soil of Belgium has almost been liberated he wishes to pay attribute 19 those who fought so magnificently in carrying out his orders. The-rapidity of the Allied advance has been due in no small measure to their help. ."The success which has attended our efforts has led us out of Belgium into other theatres," he says. "Fighting is therefore" over for most of you and for the soldiers' resistance groups. This does not necessarily mean that your services are no longer-needed."—B.Q.W.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 5
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