AFGHAN SITUATION
LULL IN FIGHTING
MISSING 'PLANES FOUND
United Service.
DELHI, 31st January.
Ouo of tho missing Air Force aoroplanes, with two airmen, landed safely at Kabul. The other is held up at Kabul with ongino trouble. Two other aoroplanos duo to fly to Kabul from Peshawar to rescuo foreigners aro held up by bad weather. Tho Foreign Office at Kabul was reopened, and is most friendly to tho Legations. All foreigners aro courteously treated.' Malik Ghiasuddin Ghilzai, tho tribal loader, is threatening Baccha's troops at Gardez, and is a claimant for power in tho Khost province. Baccha is not leaving Kabul. Thero is a lull in the fighting at present.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 7
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