Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1951 — Page 22

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NAAFI Not Snafu—

Upsurge in UN Morale

Noted in Korea Hospital

Beer Over Counter, Tiger Whisky and Song.

About Censor Help to Relieve War's Grimness

By H. D. QUIGG, United Press Staff Correspondent WITH U. 8. FORCES, Korea, Feb, 23 (UP) -Random notes from a frayed notebook: Morale, an elusive and somewhat uncertain element, is running in high again among United Nations forces. The upsurge is particularly noticeable at a hospital where wounded fresh from the battlefront are cared for. One hospital official who makes you have it a point to talk to patients gall— shortly after they are brought In The proper term's withdraw'l told me that during the last three (Chorus) swveeks the wounded, almost to a And what is this I see right man, have still been full of fight. here before my very eyes’

shown an awtul

“We can lick those b 8,” It is calculated to embarrass they say. us with our Alles; 3 . a @ The neutral countries all will GIs in one area of Korea have think that we are turning learned a new and delightful chicken

“NAAFI” (pronounced This passage must stricken! nah-fee). The word is composed, (Chorus) of initials which stand for “Navy, Thi tten i I Army Air Force Institutes” and Here Jong Yas written in Toiiyn. to knowing GIs it means a place .... <irick out the word “rewhere they can get a drink ofl...» The censors and corresDeer over the SOUTHer, IAAT pondents live in the same headne juah Squivalen bi oy quarters billet and eat and work gE X ‘together, and there have been no The British NAAFI canteen big quarrels. Not yet, that is. makes a point to sell to American] GIs from private to sergeant, Besides beer there are choice Brit- Plan Card Party fsh chocolates and biscuits and, The Ladies Auxiliary of the

other items not obtainable at the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire PX. 4 Department will 1 » - And speaking of beverages, [Dent wil hold & card par stores in one Korean city now house, Lyndhurst Dr., and Naomi dsiplays in their windows quart |St. Money raised will go to purbottles of Korea-made “tiger |... oo ioment ior the firemen. whisky” for 1000 won (25 cents) a : and pint bottles of Japanese | whisky for 13,000 won ($3.25). | » » » DURING WARS songs spring up celebrating a variety of top-| ics, and it is inevitable that war correspondents should have songs about the censor. The Korean War song has now been written.| It's to the tune of “The Battle| Hymn of the Republic” and it goes like this: Mine eyes have seen the censor | with my copy on his knee; i He was striking out the pas- | sages .that mean the most to me; This sentence hurts morale as | it's defined In section three— [Greyhound This passage must come out! Travel Bureau Chorus: will arrange Glory, glory to the censor, nufela: Blshitecs Glory, glory to the censor, He a8 Eompiel Ly. Glory, glory to the censor— extra. charge. This passage must come out! And here upon this second page I spy the word retreat; This is just the word that every- | .... body knows is censors. meaty... To 1 use 3h word I think that !

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