The Archive · 1941

No Hostility Seen

"They showed no of hostility looked plainly leved at the val of the British forces after the s men had left them to their in the day I lunched in a d to have been occupied by n G eneral only 48 hours before.

A short scuffle fo a, C.P.C. responded to the alarm r by the pedestrian, arresting the robber, no shots were fired in the course of the fight, as the bandit's pistol jammed when he tried to we The pistol and six rounds of a: tion were seized.

Travelling with British advanced mechanized units, I set off for Cirene. 4 the colonists' little white aw that each had its and group of cottagers anding in the roadway saluting.

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