This morning at 5 o’clock Jock woke me to watch Mountford.
He got up & washed and as usual dawdled about so that he had to
hurry to get to the M/T yard by 5.30.
After he had been there about a quarter of an hour he went to look for
the sergeant who unknown to him was in Lyda.
He came back to the billet in a thoughtful mood which was soon dispelled
when he was confronted by our grins and laughter.
This evening I was on a road patrol with Graham from 7pm to midnight . We took a wog in thinking we
had a drunkard but he turned out to be the local mad man.
This morning I went to Sarona to bring back some recruits. " went
to Urban Station
It is very hot at midday now & I hope we soon go into K.D.[Khaki Drill] shorts & discard our battle
dress.
Thursday, 3rd April, 1947
I was on duty at seven this morning as escort to an armoured car going
to Acre to bring back the two murdered brothers whose 15
days remand has now expired.
We passed near Haifa
and saw the oil still burning sending up a 50 feet thick column of
smoke.
Haifa Oil Refineries source: wikipedia |
When we brought the prisoners back we took them to court to receive
further remand. While there they had the
audacity to ask for bail.
The Arabic lecture was quite good this afternoon.
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