Bombay, June 10, AIL sections of the Indian press applaud the entry of Free French and Imperial Forces into Syria—Reuter. the advancing Free French and Imperial troops, and that a number of others have ceased to fight.
It is considered very satisfactory that the Allies have crossed the river Litani, which might have been a serious obstacle.
Very few details are as yet available here on the political aspect as io French reaction, but it seems evident that resistance must have been slight so far.
The advance from Dora through the difficult Jehol-Druze country is also progressing satisfactorily, This area is mostly composed in the south-east of lava beds, and transport must needs [United Press.
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