Two French aviators were yester-ay forced to land in Riff. They fetused to surrender and died ing.
Abdel Keim, who wished them captured alive, consequently. shot aix Rifii who were responsible for the death of the aviators.
Ninety-eight separate air raids carried out by French machines ast night heralded a general action in the French centre sector. Just before dawn several columns advanced in the din light and reached the formidable Sen-ada massif. The tribesmen were apparently numbed and disconcert-the aerial bombardment, which was the first important night operation by aeroplanes in Morocco, 'The French advance is developing very favourably. The French occupation' of the height of Safdakar and of a front of four kilo: metres la the western sector resnlted in the capture of large quantities of munitions, Rain is delaying operations, but the French have reached Jehol Nador and Jehol Braret with cavalry] ce-operation.
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The French have advanced from Bad Karoun to Djebel Berkane, thirteen miles north of Kiffane.
Contact has been established be-_ tween the French and Spanish troops at Syah. The news has profoundly impressed the whole country.
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