Jerusalem, Sept. 5.
British troops clashed with tes-rousts. A bomb exploded in the British barracks in Nazareth.
British military police routed an armed band of Arabs in a pitched battle at the village of Lidd near Nazareth. Fourteen of the Arabs were killed and two captured during close quarter fighting.
At Haifa, a Jewish customs guard and a bus driver were virtually roasted alive when a band of Arab terrorists set fire to a Jewish omnibus, Two Arab bandits, meanwhile, were killed by British troops at the Jewish settlement of Benyamina.
In the city of Nazareth, a bomb exploded in the Casanova Hospice where a detachment of British troops of the Essex Regiment were billeted. Another bomb exploded in the Latin Quarter Russian building. Damage fu both cases was minor—United Press,
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