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AUSTRALIANS AND FREE FRENCH, OCCUPYING ADJOINING AREAS IN NORTHERN SYRIA MAINTAIN FRIENDLY RELATIONS AND FIND THAT COMRADELY GESTURES GET OVER ALL LANGUAGE DIFFICULTIES. CAPT. J. LINKE WITH LT. ABED. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
DURING AN INFORMAL VISIT OF FREE FRENCH TROOPS TO AN AUSTRALIAN CAMP IN N. SYRIA. LIEUTENANT R.W. FORSTER, TAKES A SNAP OF CAPTAIN E. FLEMING AND LT. ABED OF THE FREE FRENCH. 2/9TH BN. "B" COMPANY (NE
THREE FREE FRENCH VISITORS FROM AN ADJOINING CAMP PAY A VISIT TO AN AUSTRALIAN CAMP IN N. SYRIA AND NONPLUS THE SENTRY WHOSE KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR LANGUAGE IS VAGUE. PTE. W. ADAMS, 2/9TH BN. (NEGATIVE BY
SYRIA. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ON THE NORTHERN BORDER OF SYRIA ESTABLISH FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH TURKISH GUARDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ON THE NORTHERN SYRIA BORDER ESTABLISH FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH TURKISH GUARDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ON THE NORTHERN BORDER OF SYRIA ESTABLISH FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH TURKISH GUARDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ON THE NORTHERN BORDER OF SYRIA ESTABLISH FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH TURKISH GUARDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
