ARABS KILLED
BOMB THROWN INTO BAZAAR PRECAUTIONS REDOUBLED AT JERUSALEM TROOPS STATIONED AT PRINCIPAL EXITS 111 P A -By Electric Telegraph— Copyrightl (Received 16th July, 9.45 a.m.) JERUSALEM, 15th July. When a bomb was thrown into a bazaar densely packed with Arab peasants in the old city, eleven were killed and fifteen injured, including women and children. Precautions have been redoubled. Troops with fixed bayonets are sta tioned at the principal exits of the city. Machine-gun emplacements have been mounted at Jadfa gate and the curfew imposed at Safad as a result of the morning’s disturbance.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 16 July 1938, Page 10
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