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The New York Times · 22 June 1936

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British Planes Used to Rout Palestine Arabs; One Soldier and 11 Terrorists Are Killed

British Planes Used to Rout Palestine Arabs; One Soldier and 11 Terrorists Are Killed — The New York Times, 22 June 1936
The New York Times · 22 June 1936
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British Planes Used to Rout Palestine Arabs; Le One Soldier and 11 Terrorists Are Killed t У Special Cable to THE New YORK TIMES. JERUSALEM, Junc 21.-. A British , Ebal, near Nablus, the troops cap- t sergeant, Henry Sills, of the Sea- tured four armed Arabs.

One who 1- forth Highlanders, was killed and was seriously wounded died later. three privates of the Royal Scot- le tish Fusiliers were wounded and By The Associated Press. eleven Arabs lost their lives today JERUSALEM, June 21.-Sergeant in fights between British troops Henry Sills was killed early in to- g and Arab bands. day's fighting and Arabs dragged is The first encounter occurred this his body into a cave.

British troops afternoon near Nur-el-Shams in the bombed the cave and the Arabs h Nablus-Tulkarem district in North- sought shelter elsewhere. le ern Palestine when an armed band Four British planes and reinforce- d of abou

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"British Planes Used to Rout Palestine Arabs; One Soldier and 11 Terrorists Are Killed," The New York Times, 22 June 1936. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1936-011. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1936-011

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