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Spectators from the north and south Te- stends lost no time in getting to the field. some. threatening foreigners. ville others demanded that their adanfesion fees be returned. The policemen ried o force them off. the field. but they were outnumbered end in each case prised the spectators mid scme Were forced te run. In dearly, for When reinforced. the péligenieh spáred nobody in clearing sE the field, Batons Used dri arrival of riot squads, a small detach-At the pine time, reinforced by the a of. e ascended the north The Air Today Mr; Menzies, Prime Minister öt Australia, will speak over the B.B.C. today and should be heard in Shanghai as follows:
6.15 p.m. GSF 1982 815 pan CH
GSD 15.53 GSF 1
GSV 1624
XCDN will endeavour to relay the talk at 6.15 p.m.
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