TAA i.2.2.63

{22 February 1924, continued}

against Government's action.

From reports received from Moyne, and from

Carter's reis, we learn that those went to the Valley

on this occasion Lacau, Engelbach, Baraize, Mudir,

Marmur, Commandant of Police for district, a member

of the Department of Justice, the a mechanic with

assistants, and 33 soldiers and police, camel corps,

cavalry and infantry. The locks on wooden door

had been sawn out, & those of steel gate filed off.

The tomb had then been entered and <apparently> various dispositions

made therein, as the party remained in it about an hour.

They had then emerged & put government locks on the

doors. After this they moved up to No. 15, but

apparently contented themselves there with filing off locks

and replacing with another or others.

Working all day on White Book.

Jan^sic {Feb.} 23

Hear that the party were to return to the Valley

today, to make procis-verbale on No. 15.

Telegram from Maxwell to say Court had been

adjourned until 3.30.