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Capetown, Feb. 4.
A special order has been issued by General Smuts, Prime Minister, and General Officer Commanding the Union Defence Forces drawing the attention of all ranks to the necessity of observing orderly: conduct "even in the face of frequent provocation.
The order said that General Smuts "iRóssPLy it isnot generally appre-lated: that there is a good deal of passing' through the waste-viewed with the gravest disapproval the riotous conduct of certain members of the forces in Johannesburg on Friday and Saturday, the effect of which whatever the circumstances, could only bring discredit upon the uniform and embarrass General Smuts' will take severe rote. yus example the BRA. stib- mittee reports days ago a well known phoned to say that they disciplinary action, the order continues, to ensure the maintenance of respect for authority and obedience to the civil law "which is as necessary in the normal life of our cities as discipline is necessary in face of the enemy.—Reuter. citer: was attended to
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