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Mar. 31, 1959 - Statues Of General Gordon And Lord Kitchener Arrive At Chatham: The statues of General Gordon and of Lord Kitchener, which were moved from their sites in Khartoum by the Sudanese Government last December-arrived at Chatham aboard the Royal Ficet Auxiliary Fort Dunvegan this afternoon. They are going to the Gordon Boy's Schook, Woking-and the School of Military Engineering, Chatham-respectively. Photo shows.The crate containing the statue of Lord Kitchener is seen on the base of the crane-as the crate with the statue of General Gordon is hoisted-at Chatham this afternoon

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