Ackland, Jan. 29, Fierce rioting resulted here yester~ Jday from an attempt of soldiers and sailors on leave to break up pacidst Jand communist meetings. A pacifist [Methodist minister and two Comimiunist speakers were arrested for obstruction—United Press.
London, Jan, 29, An a'r roid warning was sounded along the north-east coast area between 9 and 10 o'clock thix morning. Coast and inland towns heard. the sirens, but no gunfire was heard, and no pines were seen. People took cover without any excitement.
Most of Germany's wireless: stations were of the air between noon and 1 pam, today. A concert from Hanover, while relayed, was interrupted. In the past th's dicated the presence of Allied alt= craft, Accord'ng to an Air Ministry an~ nouncement, "enemy airer-ft were reported off the north-east coast. shortly after 9 am. Air-raid warn ings were sounded' in several dis-{riets, The all-clear signal was given about one hour Inter. "A number of RAF. fighter aircraft was sent up, and antivaireraft guns opened fire in the Tyne district. No enemy aircraft crossed the coast."
Postcards received from Germany and announcements over the German radio during the past two days have brought news of the safely of another eight men from British sub-m-rines, which were sunk—off Heligoland Last week. All eight men had "been reported missing by the Adm'ralty, and their families had feared the worst.
The German radio last night gave dolails of four more survivors, including Lieutenant Richard Kyrke, adding that more names would be German Children Must Work for State Bere, Jan, German children between the ages of ten and seventeen will shortly be mobilized in compulsory service groups for duty in the interests of the State, the "Prankfurter Zeitung" repd ied today - quoting a speech by Hitler Youth Leader, Herr Lauterbach.
Defining the duties of the Hitler Youth organization in time of war, Youth Fuehrer Lauterbach said from February, vast youth meetings will be held in all German towns and villages and all boys and girls coming within scope of his statement will be submitted to the laws that shortly will be issued. Compulsory service will begin April 20, the "Frank-futter Zeitung" concluded. Havas.
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