The Archive · 1938

Curfew Put Back Two Hours

Haifa, July 15.

The situation yesterday was easier, although there were several incidents—bomb-throwing, shooting and arson The casualty list totalled two injured, an Arab seriously, and a Jew slightly, while a Jewish supernumerpry policeman, who was seriously injured in an attack on the village of Ramatjochanan on Wednesday night, died.

Curfew has been relaxed in Jerusalem, and now begins at 9 p.m instead of at 7 p.m.

The position in Southern Palestine, including Jaffa and Tel Aviv, is satisfactory.

Galilee is also quieter, it is reported.

The situation in Haifa itself is less tense, but early yesterday morning a goods train was derailed as a result sabotage.

Traffic is temporarily interrupted. Reuter.

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