Malaya Tribune, 13 September 1946

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    55 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh (Penang office opening shortly) 'Phone Numbers: Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5813 EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune
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    ITALIAN CHALLENGES VYSHINSKY TO DUEL
    564 1 CONDITION: 'TIRING I NTIL ONE IS KILLED" Reuter. HAVANA, Sep:. 12—M. Andrei Vyshinsky, Soviet No. 2 delegate at the Paris Conference has been challenged to a duel by Amadeo Paufico, Presicent of the Cuban-Italian Association "Giuseppe Garibaldi" for "insulting references" to Ita'/ in a speech
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    Arabs Reject UK Plan
    222 1 A.P. LONDON, Sept. 13. Leader of en Arab nations were rereported to have rejected i British sponsored plan for ilisation of Palestine on I and the Arab League meed the dispute would ken to the United Nations II n i» reached at "don conference. Briti-h and
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    32 1 NEW YORK, Sept 12.—The i ami Social Council ol iterl Nations today *P~ in principle the transfer Ihr Ijeague of Nations to itrd Nations of internatml of narcojt k drugs, -T: uter.
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    GAS, ELECTRICITY CUTS IN BRITAIN
    132 1 Reuter. LONDON Sept 12.—With the continuing fuel ?e Britain faces the prospect of possible electritioning and cuts in gas supplies this winter. F. Williams. Executive the Public Relations ttee of the Electricity Companies, >aid today stocks were so low that I'm of rationing was vrtain."
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    Boon Acquitted On Six Charges
    502 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 12. —Major Cecil Boon, Royal Army Service Corps, who is being tried by a London court martial on 11 charges of voluntarily assisting the enemy while acting as liasion oflicer as a prisoner of war in Shamshuipo camp, Hongkong, was to-day formally
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    A decorated lorry of the Singapore Chine c Chamber of Commerce (topi leads the mile-long Chinese procession past the Gorernor. high government officials and commumunity representatives in front of the Municipal Building, at yesterday's celebration of V-J Day. Loicer picture Shows the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson. jnaking his reply to the speeches of loyalty by the 7'arious community leaders.
    59 1 A decorated lorry of the Singapore Chine c Chamber of Commerce (topi leads the mile-long Chinese procession past the Gorernor. high government officials and commumunity representatives in front of the Municipal Building, at yesterday's celebration of V-J Day. Loicer picture Shows the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson. jnaking his reply to
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    Severe Quake Recorded
    49 1 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM, S*pl l-' .severe earth(|Ui»kr shack m rei' »ide<l thi- ereaittfi by tlu mumo!o<rist at West Bromuirh near here. Thr .-hcvk may have hern m the !<oidrr 91 Prr.-ia and Afphan!| ten <>r the alternative position j north Of th>* Caribbean Sea." he I ■aid.—Beater.
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    BEVIN TO RETURN TO PARIS TO-DAY
    47 1 Reuter. LONDON Sept. IS.—The British I Pareign Secretery. Mr. Emeit Bevin. i- likely to return to ParU tomorrow, Friday, informed sources in London stated tonipht. He will return to London in tune for hi resumption of iho Palestine talk--on Iklonday Redter.
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    AIR AGREEMENT
    45 1 A.P. London Sept- LS. —An An^loNorwegian ait kgre.-nu-nt *va> Otfll.•d in Lundor. yesterday by til*' British Minister for Chril Avia- I tion. Lord Winster, and CeuneMor christian Reused on behalf af Ute Norwegian Qeeernment The agreement torlodos Br« reciprocal freedoms "f thr air.—A.P.
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    Govt Troops Take Important Pass
    347 1 China Civil War Reuter. NANKING, Sept. 12. —Government troops operating in the Hopei-Jehol border area captured Kupeikow. important pass on the Great Wall on Sept. 9, states the Chinese Ministry of Information. On the previous day Government forces had entered Haiiengkow and Chienan. two other
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      75 1 IIAI»IO!S gui Sales and Services carry tritii them a Genuine Guatee to maintain FREE, you something and i rgettinf >ou afterwards is nut our policy. Satisfaction Chi a rat need The Malayan Radio Service Company Otfi !'.;ird Road Singapore. j CIAN SINGH'S Vacate A Rent Board Decision The whole stock
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      68 1 SINGAPORE DIRECTORY CO., (Established in T92G) NO. 51, THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. We have started the work of compiling the "Singapore Directory" ilur 1947. The Firms, institutions, jlhe Government and Municipal 1 Offices as well as individuals are kindly requested to send in their: particulars for insertions free of charge. We
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    Union Governor's Tribute To Malayan Heroes
    358 2 (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. Before a large and representative gathering includmg Major General H. B. Arkwright (G.0.C.-in-C), His Highness the Sultan of Selangor and several GovernTient and high military officials, Sir Edward Gent Governor of the Malayan Union) today presented -ards of
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    Greek King's Proclamation
    140 2 A.P. London, sept. 12.—Itiag CK-orco the Hellenes Sec la reel tn a proclamation to the Greek people last Pi-jrht that the peace Of the world "depended sa their ability to rebuild their national unity.' The King -a.a Greece's vote to restore hit" te the throne "should U
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    PROTEST TO FRENCH
    49 2 A.P. SAIGON. Sept. 10.—The Chinese Consul-General Mr. Ng Fongtsao. has protested to the French autnorities against the arrest and putting to hard labour by French troops of about 50 Chinese near Phuto. near Saigon, yesterday, after a grenade had 'ueen thrown by some unknown person. A.P.
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    Mr Heah Joo Heang Narrates occupation ordeals
    237 2 (Our Own Reporter* Penang. Thursday. Mr. Heah Joo Seang, a rubber leader and business man who was chairman of the Penang Oversea Chinese Association during the Japanese occupation, revealed to Rotary Club members that the Japanese had compiled a list of a thousand
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    EN ROUTE TO MALAYA
    67 2 Reuter. KARACHI Sept. 10.- The Lincoln Lancaster of the RAF Bomber Command on a ayeweek round trip of Palestine. India. Malaya. Australia and New Zealand landed at Mauripur Aerodrome here at 7.20 p.m. today. The aircraft left Lydda. Palestine, for Mauripur this morning and covered the
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    Seizure Of Shipping
    555 4 We do not share the view "t j Major T. Van Der Gaa Secre- tary of Rcouomic Affairs, Singapore, that it would be better if] no publicity were given to the affair oi the seizure of a number I of British vessels by the Dutch authorities. Nor
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    ABOLISH RACIAL DISCRIMINATION!
    954 4 Queen Victoria, of bebved memory, ordered ihit all the peoples of the Ltre-ils Settlements were to have equal opportunity irrespective of colour. by a Malayan European MANY years ago. on the Verandah of the now defunct Penang Cricket Club, a highly respected and popular old stager, who
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    Accused Of Evading Huge Tax
    168 4 Henry Lorraine Bolton, 10--year-old engineer-contractor, aci used al Birmingham of defrmuA ing the Inland Revenue of £oS.--874 and infringing the Perjury Act, was alleged to have said he regarded payment* of £100,000, unrecorded in his books, as gifts. Bolton, who Uvea at Springbank, Defford, Worcester,
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    Korean Silk
    50 4 A.P. SEOUL. Korea. -Korea's si'k industry i s bemg revived under the guidance Of the American military government. High quality Japanese silkworm eggs are being imported. long-idl» mills are being re-equipped, technicians are being trained to replace the Japanese who formerly directed most of th e industry. A.P.
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Volunteers
    280 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .Sir. Can yon <>r any rea l»"" m your widely-read •nlighten '> s Volunteers >vhy Volunteers ,vho at re taken PoW fo. a period not 1:« s ,han 30 day; cr who were not PoW liould be paid release benefits aleu'a»"*l on
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    Sanitary Services
    153 4 Sir, —We have I men charged $1 monthly for nightso i removal in ■T' o hiat Terrace but nothing has been done for its removal occasionally in the past fortnight. But when the consolidated accounts bill is presented by the Municipality, we are obliged to meet the bill
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    Canteen Complaint
    101 4 Sir.—Unruly urchins and elderly vagrants are eaesing a nuisance to customers who go to the People's y anteen. Ipih, to take their meals. Tiny hover around persons eating J»ud in several instances four or five of them cluster around fighting for the remnants of food. It would not
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    Fire At The Enemy
    60 4 Sir.—To read of the action taken l y the Dutch on the high seas was bad news. A good and brave nation would never fire a shot at defenceless people. In fact, firing should be reserved for an enemy. It is regrettable, however, that the Dutch
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    BUND GIRL SEES AGAIN THROUGH SOLDIERS' EYES
    209 4 Rosemary Swarbrick, aged 23, of Delacey-road a waitress in Blackpool. worwng as After the Operation to her eye. she had tea with one of the soldiers and was able to see him f >r the first time through the cornea which came from
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    THE BUS STRIKE IS OVER!
    754 4 T.C. The bus-strike is over at last and the transport problem has ceased to occupy first plac e in the conversational topics of the army oi people whose daily bread depends on the transpi service that bring s them to and from work It is
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      57 4 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Ernest 4SQ p"SEINT DAV SHANGHAI nVTrN HAVE THEIR POCKETS STUFFED K WL *"T 3i COSokcss jslc VB BECAUSE THE SOUTh U«OTHAT GAUGE/l. K. Il7¥v V-M 3 FEET WOULD 5J SaLLSOF FROItN -Ct FOUNO° «-A V DUPJNO WNTER INI T5HE1 J L. FAR NORTH/ THAWED J
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    GOVT. TROOPS MOPPING UP IN JEHOL
    162 5 Reuter. IING Sept. 11—Thf re- ►vernment count in Jeho! which in the capture oi p i un eteri and Chihi slowed down into ip i Derations to conic newly recovered rdtni to a Governrnuxcnt lorces are have taken Hsifcng 50 miles south-east on Sunday
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    18 5 Reuter. untitled Sent 10-The untitled Abdul ■•><•: :.t 3 rj ji: London !'i. aw&rd tor gai- E IWS Efetiter
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    STORM BREWING IN JAPAN
    387 5 Reuter. TOKIO, (AIR MAIL) —JAPAN APPEARS CALM TODAY RUT IT IS THE CALM WHICH PRECEDES A STORM. A period of stability seems to have been reached in the "most successful occupation in history*'; tne iamine promised for last May dd not materialise. th 0 wave of
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    Gandhi Disgusted
    72 5 Reuter. WARDHA (Central Provinces), IA r Ma'-l). Disgusted by the rowdyism < I a large number of students who forced their way into a ovci crowded hall breaking endows, Mr. Gandhi left tne Beksarlg College of Comrjp.ercs heie without delivering his scheduled address. Later that, evening, when he
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    29 5 A.P. WASHINGTON Sept. 12-U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Clinton And' r.son un Wednesday confirmed reports the Office of Price Administration will increase sugar prices "in a day or iwo." —A.P
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    Heated UK Soviet Clash In SECO
    256 5 A.P. L\KE SUCCESS, Sept. 12— Soviet delegate Andrei Gromvko and British delegate Si*- Alexander Cartcgan on Wednesday, clashed briefly but heatedly in t ir United Nati ms (Security Council over a blunt Russian charge that the British delegate had 'insulted" the Ke:l Army. Cadogan
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    ESCAPEES CAPTURED
    90 5 Reuter. NICOSIA Cyprus, Sept. 11. Two illegal Jewish immigrantx ufce were stated to hay. tseaped from Nicosia military hospital were ta I keti into custody by tee police i;i Linias >l. Cyprus, nceordiiut to a cOniinunii|ue issued here tod;iy This was tii first iaiintat'oo thai 1 the two
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    27 5 ABILEN, Kansas, Sept. 12—Mrs. j Ida Stover Eisenhowever. 84, moLher of General Dwight D. Eisenhower. U. S. Army Chief of Staff, died here of heart attack today.
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    Jinnah Accepts Invitation To Meet Wavell
    258 5 A.P. Bombay. Sept. 12.-Mr. Jinnah, Muslim Leagui President, has accepted an invitation from Lord Wavell to discuss the political situation in India. Rt is probably going, to Delhi on Sunday. Well-informed quarters said the Viceroy was ver> anxious to impress on Mr. Jinnah the
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    NEHRU CALLS INTER ASIAN CONFERENCE
    99 5 A.P. NEW DELHI, Sept. 12—Pandit Nehru has issued invitation* to Asiatic nations for a proposec inter-Asian conference to bt held in India early next yeat The Conference grill "retiev the position ot Asia in the postnar uor'd, exchange ideas or problems common to Asian countries
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    Major Makes Defence On Treason Charge
    425 5 Sydney, Sept. 12. Maj. Charles Hughes Cousens Poona-born graduate of Sandhurst, today told the court trying him on the charge of treason by broadcasting for the Japanese that as his belongings wei'2 regularly searched he wrote a pseudo diary incorporating praise of the Japanese
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    FDR IN THE AIR
    49 5 ATHENS. Sept. 10. Thousands of people raised their eyes to the skies above Athens, where 73 planes from the U.S. aircraftcarrier Franklin D. Roosevelt formed "F.D.R." in letters half a mile high on Tuesday. The 45.000-ton carrier was more than 40 miles at sea then.
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    FORMAL ARAB REPLY TO ATTLEE'S SPEECH
    1045 7 Reuter. >NDON, Sept. 11: —The Syrian delegate Fario Khouri today gave the formal Arab reply to ish Prim? Minister's opening address at the stine conference yesterday. thanking Mr. Attlee and the British Governthe welcome they had extended to ths celeid the opportunities afforded them
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    PEACE REMAINS TO BE WON’
    418 7 'Viciory and peace are not synonymous: peace and prosperity remain to be won and the winning of them will call for patience, endurance and courage on a scale nor. much ies;* heroic than the emergencies of war required.'" said the Rev. David Re enthal. Bishop's
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    Yanks To Leave Austria
    34 7 Reuter. FRANKFURT, Sept. 11.—Ame rican occupation troops in Austria will leave the country four months after the signing of the peace treaty. th e United States military authorities announced. —Reuter.
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    ‘COL. PASSY’ ACCUSES
    115 7 Reuter. PARIS, Sept. 12. —Col. Andre de Wavrin, head of General de Gaulle's wartime Secret Service under the name of Colonel Passy. last n.ght issued a 2 000-word statement accusing the French Government of "syst:matica!iy violating the law" and announcing his refusal to appeal 1 before the
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    49 7 The following will play for Nondescripts vs. the Police at Thomson Road Police Grounds m Saturday at 2.00 p.m. F. Van Rooyen (Capt.) M. G. Labrooy. Lloyd Fernando. Hussein Shah. Yeravdakar. L. Wijeweera, Joseoh Feiro, G. K. Narendra, Jimmy Bird. C. Fernando. Cyril Fernando. Pereira. P. Vytilingam.
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    COUSENS SAYS HE ‘SABOTAGED NIP PROPAGANDA’
    343 7 Reuter. SYDNEY. Sept. Charles Hughes Coupons today told the court trying him on the charge 1 treason by broadcasting for the Japanese that he was constantly threatened and at Radio Tokio "felt like a man walking in the dark on the edge of a
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    ATHLETICS LOSE 3-1 TO ARMY
    568 7 Combined Army 3; Chines'a Athletics 1. Displaying one of their best rjerformanc'es in Singapore the Combined Army XI defeated the Chinese Athletics by 'three goals to one yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium in a soccer match, the proceeds of which are for the V.M.C.A. Rehabilitation
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    London Stock Exchange
    87 7 LONDON. Sept. 11.—Initial caution was replaced by rather more confidence though there was underlying reluctance to undertake any large commitments. The lead was again given by oils and taken up by Kaffirs. In thi s latter section, however, the Cape was not taking a great deal of
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    GAVE HIMSELF UP TO SAVE VILLAGERS
    202 8 Reuter. LONDON Sept. 12.—The posthumous award of the George Cross—the next highest award for gallantry to the Victoria Cross—to Major Hugh Paul Seagrim ol the 19th. Hyderabad Regiment ""in recognition oi most conspicuous gallantry in carrying out hazardous work." wai announced tonight in the
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    NEW RAF BADGES
    171 8 London, Sept- 11. The basic design ol new badges for the Royal Air force air crew below officer rank is an eagle above a laurel wreath. The designs approved by the King follow the reorganisation of the a!r crew into new categories. The ranks denoted are: Master
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    BITTEN BY SHARK
    36 8 Reuter. HONG KONG. Sept. 12—A 27-year-old Royal Marine Commando Sergeant T. Futtit, lost both feet yesterday when bitten by a shark while swimming off Stanley Peninsula, near the U rmer civilian internment camp.-Renter.
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    Yugosla v Claim To Gorizia Repeated
    306 8 Reuter. PARIS. Sept. 12. -The Yugoslav delegate Dr. Ales B'ebler to-day made a dramatic and impassioned appeal for the rif?ht of his home town Gorizia to belong to Yugoslavia. Speaking to the Italian political and territorial commute?, he said: '"I am sppesling for my
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    3 YEARS' GAOL FOR SEDITION
    133 8 Reuter. SRINAGAR. Kashmir. Sept. 10.—Sheikh Mohamed Abdullah. President of th e Kashmir National Conference and leader of the nationalist agitation for self-determination for the people of Kashmir State. wa s today sentenced to three years simple imprisonment and fined Rs. 1,500 by the Sessions Judge
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    Moscow Accuses MacArthur
    105 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 12. Gen Hoc Arthur, Supreme Commander or :he occupying forces :n Japan, is accused by the Soviet newspaper Izvestia or launching an "open antiCommunist campaign." Moscow radio said today. The article said: "Is Japan being turned into a bridge between the United States and
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    TO BUY U.S. SHIPS
    33 8 A.P. NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-A joint Colombian, Ecuadorian and Venezualan naval purchasing commission has arrived to negotiate the purchase of American naval craft for the three-nation fleet recently created.—A.P.
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    23 8 ROME, Sept. 12. The Italian Government today declared illegal the srtike of about 80,000 state employees in 28 Italian provinces for vrn?o increases
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    UK MUST HAVE 100,000 RECRUITS BY MARCH
    344 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 11:—At the opening of the Army recruiting campaign at Mansion House, London, on Wednesday, presided over by the Lord Mayor and attenc'ej by the Mayors of London boroughs and memb of th Army Council. Lord Nathan. Under Secretary of State
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    POLICE USE TEAR GAS
    64 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI Sept 12—Polioused tear sas here thi s afterno m to disperse a demonstration by workers of the Delh Centra] Electric Power Authority. Trojps stood by guarding the el&lt; ctric power house. The work* rs who &gt;,truck today in protest against the conviction of
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