Local Success
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{The British -- up of Hur terrorists in the has been swift and vigorous . the fortress palace of their the Pir of Pagaro, was demolished, The pir’s residential palaces, harems, and luxurious bath were also destroyed.--Cable message from New Delhi.] [XN future I’ll make it my Comfort To think, when my Hopes are unpinned And Feelings of Doubt and Frustration Blow up like a southerly Wind, How we punished the Pir of Pagaro, The Plague of the Province of Sind, I T’S hard to keep Faith in the Future, It’s wearisome having to wait For the Hour of the final Offensive. But, Courage! It won’t be too late, We’ve begun with the Pir of PagaroLet Hitler consider his Fate! THE Blow was successful and timely Though nameless the Leaders who planned it. Oh, call it a slight Operation, But it’s Something to prove we can hand it To the plundering Pir of Pagaro, That wild and notorious Bandit! ti
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 171, 2 October 1942, Page 2
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162Local Success New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 171, 2 October 1942, Page 2
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