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the jeep had been recovered.
Theft of $594 worth of household
goods and jewelry was reported by
Jeanette Thomas, 1210 Twelfth
street N.W. She said her apart
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escape sometime yesterday.
A Navy chief pjetty officer, Rus
sell Snyder, 1808 Belmont road
N.W., told police he left a wallet
containing $1,080 in a pihone booth
in a drugstore at Eighteenth street
and Columbia road N.W.
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Massacre of 500 Red Prisoners
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CH1NGCHUAN. Shensi Province,
China, May 26 —A gruesome story
of the massacre of 500 Chinese
Communist prisoners by National
troops was told today by Gen. Ma
Wen-ting.
Half the prisoners, he said, were
beheaded with great broadswords
carried by his fierce Moslem and
Buddhist troops. The others were
killed with hand grenades.
Without emotion, the grim-vis
aged Gen. Ma described the mass
killing. It was carried out last week
at Ningsien, a Kansu Province
village near here.
“We chopped off one head after
another with our big broadswords,”
Ma said. “We finished the others
off with hand grenades.”
The prisoners were part of 1,500
taken at Ninghsien where they fled
after the National troops routed
them near Sian.
The general, deputy chief of stall
of the National 82d Division, said
an uprising among the prisoners
caused the massacre.
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munist regulars from conscripted
peasants,” he said, "the Comunists
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New Jersey. Persuant to an order is
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Court, District of New Jersey, on May
6. 1948, the Trustee is authorized to
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Communist soldiers refused to
divulge the name of their com
mander. They said the 500 were
slain before he was identified.
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