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Release of Prisoners Was Old Chinese Ruse, They Thought Others Would Surrender Easily
By H. D. QUIGG, United Press Staff Correspondent
TOKYO, Dec. 8 (UP) —The urge to sow propaganda lies strong Gpon the Communists. They seldom resist it. That goes for the Chinesé Communists too. | And so, although they were friendly as could be to the first! American wounded they captured in Korea, the very act of being friendly entailed dishing out the propaganda. -
The release of the prisoners JINE was an old Chinese Communist 500thed, they were turned back|
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