United Press correspondent watching the capital's first raid. re~ ported he heard at least 25. distinct Getonations far to the west and south of Berlin, He said he felt the libra tons of some of the explosions.
The all clear signals were sounded at 217 am, today in Berlin.
The Government sat in. extraordin nary session throughout the night and Meanwhile, D.N.B. announced that British bombers attacked the centre the nature of the terms was made beyond the disclosure that they com= rived voluminous documents sind extremely detailed propositions, requir~ Ing the greatest study of all' aspects 'Tne Government leaders met at 1 fam. wuder President Albert Lebrun find adjourned at 4 am, They met gain at 830 am, today after experts, Both military' and civil, had dossel studied the "specific demands. They probably will continue the discussion the terms most of the day. cen diary Bombs were dropped on Cologne and its environs Tuesday, DNB, revealed.
When the first alarms were sounded the capital alt trains were slopped fand running feet could be heard in the streets." Shouts of "Lights out!" were heard and then the streets were silent, not a light could be seen. The all clear signals were sounded at 2.17 am, today=United Press
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