Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1951 — Page 8

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By FRED SPARKS WITH THE 187TH AIRBORNE REGIMENT, IN KOREA, June 18—Noted while watching paratroopers count captured Chinese: —A truck sprays a tent city with clouds of antibug DDT gas . . . an infantryman marches to battle wearing a sweatshirt stamped, in caps: “Eagles Athletic Club, Mil- » tists wakes” . . tWo parachy tions have been accepted and

play mumbly-peg with Bay- some 40 scribes killed, wounded or onets . . . a lieutenant lead-|injured during battle or commuting a patrol yells to his sergeant:/ing to same. And remember— "Hold that dog by the collar, Mc- they're seldom 100 newsnoters Masters, we're going single filefat the same time. a 2 0 e .

thro a marked path in the] Signs of the times. i vi Van Fleet's living quarters:

—An old Korean lady carries| “Koreans may not use this six small fresh fish from the|/road.” (Reason-—you can't tell market square by a string fixed a N. Korean from a 8. Korean through the gills; one still flaps until — the wrong one — presents « . « & supply captajn curses: you with a pinless grenade. “They've sent us white towels| At an Air Force dance: “Korean , again instead of brown . .. they girls will not be served anything get filthy after used qnce” . . . stronger than beer.” (Reason—

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CHINESE LAUNDRY — Captured Chinese Communist soldiers bathe and wash their clothes in a Iieeth more firmly Ea Tacit LLE prisoner-of-war enclosure at Pusan, Korea, while an alert UN guard walks his post on the far side of the fence. (Exclusive NEA-Acme | photo by Staff Photographer Bert Ashworth.)

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arise doodles, They do not understand: but must in an hour to stand Why we don’t send more divisions

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