The Archive · 1937

SIX DEAD IN JERUSALEM CLASHES SPECIAL TO THE "N.C.0.N."

Jerusalem, Nov. 14.

Six persons were killed and 25 in jured in clashes between Arabs and Jews, the most serious of which was the firing on an Arab omnibus resulting, according to Arab sources, in the death of three passengers and grave injuries to six.

There were many stone throwing encounters and the detonation of two bombs, one of which slightly wounded six persons.

The leaders of the Arab National Defence Party requested an interview with the Acting High Commissioner. This was granted for tomorrow.—Reuter.

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