The gates of the aerodrome facing Hungjao Road were closed and surrounded by barbed wire. Behind the barricades and in front of the gates stood a solitary armed Paoantul man. About 200 metres from the entrance and in Mofument Road is the side entrance of the airfield, where the fatal shooting was said to have taken Wace. It was here the coffin con-terning the body of the killed Pao-annul man was found lying. At the ide of the coffin were several flower Easkets and fire crackers. A lone policeman, armed with a rifle, stood on guard there.
'AS it grew dark, several members lof the Peace Preservation Corps made their appearance in the aerodrome at the side of Monument Road. The Policeman advised this journal's representative to Leave the scene as more rigid precautionary measures were to be taken in the evening. The latter in turn communicated the advice to the foreigner on horseback riding in the vicinity and both left almost' immediately.
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