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Truce Negotiators Inspect Alleged Kaesong Bomb-site

Panmunjom, Jan. 18.

Allied armistice investigators today prepared a report on a new alleged United Nations violation of the track talks zone, But a yawning crater near Kaesong which the Communists claimed was blasted yesterday by a bomb dropped from an American plane seemed unlikely to cause any rift in the cease-fire conferences. They were to continue at II a.m. today.

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GIFT TO PRINCESS AND DUKE

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Saves Her Son In Canal Hospital

Ismailia, Jan. 17.

The British garrison in this terrorist-ridden town is calling Mrs Anne Chapman, of Abbey-road, Enfield, Middlesex, the "Miracle Mother." And she deserves the title. For she overcame her fears of flying and helped her son to speak again when it was feared he never would.

Less than a fortnight ago Mrs Chapman got i a telegram saying that her 20-year-old son Wil- Ham, lance-corporal in the Military Police, was dangerously ill from gunshot wounds in the throat,

I received during a clash with Egyptian demonstra- tors. One relative could travel out free to see him,

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to them by the Kenya Government in 1947, and lies almost on the Equator. (London Express Service).

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London, Jan. 17. Mr John Corina, 41-year- old Socialist deputy-chair. of the development corporation that runs new town of Stevenag Herts, has been sacked.

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Mc Corina is a director [ the Royat Arsenal Co-operative Society, vice-chairman of The Co-operative Union and a meni- ber of the National Council of Labour.

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por, 36. were discharged by Mc Communia Pyongyang James Wicks ut Kowloon this Radin das morning efalmed 15 morning on a charge of posse Allied POWs were killed

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POW camp

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were listed as seriously injured) Godown, Wu Mai scrap-from The motra, Miss Anderson, and 52 slightly injured.

works, Li Uk Village, on Decem M. S. C. Pare to be Serre-sout: "It's absolutely miraculous. Winningson said since the war ber 28.

the Port Excepureve ser nothing quite like it began in Korea, "American The Prosecution said that no It's all a matter af will power. pilots have been encouraged to evil intention could be proved. and Mrs Chapanan cumag here shout and bomb anything they Defendants found the revolver Ad-seeped tr give her son the extra sec. They are utterly demoralised among some scrap iron.

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