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Ay By PAUL R. LEACH A | WASHINGTON, June 1 (CDN)-—The American artillery barrage lifts. Swooping jet planes disappear. Around a North Korean hill comes a single big plane. But instead of death from its open bomb bays comes a booming voice. © “That is just a sample of what is to come,” says the Lreatly amplified voice from above, in a dialect of the Com-
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They Give Up
And sobn into the waiting ‘United Nations lines comes a! shabbily clad procession, hands aver heads, little white slips of paper frantically waved by every man who could grab one, This is psychological warfare as practiced today in Korea. It "is not only proving effective but also verifying the contention of Brig. Gen: Robert A. McClure, chief of “psywar,” that free peoples can that game as the Russians. y One C-47 plane is reported to have talked more than 1800 Communist troops into surrendering
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