Some reports from the border said that severe damage, which apparently cut the Hindenburg dam completely At one point, could be seer from the Danish border.
'Numerous planes were seen from the border' and heavy cannonading could be heard from the south-west, in the direction of Heligoland and Sylt_ Island, 'One Gerfian plane made a forced landing in Danish {erritory near Ballum, it was reported. Unconfirmed reports' claimed the plane had beea disabled in the dog fight and the pilot way arrested when his plane landed, "United Press, yndon, Jan. 12.
Reports published in' London of continuous daylight raids on Sylt, island situated north of the Frisian group, are stated eatly this morning to be' without foundation.
Official quarters pointed, out that the RAF. raid on' the Sslt area, announced in last night's communique, ook place in darkness.
Yesterday morning, bombs were dropped near Sylt Island, but the effectiveness of the raid could not Wefinitely be ascertained.
Reports that the Hindenburg was bombed hitherto "are not firmed—Reuter,
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