Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1951 — Page 24

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TOKYO, ‘Sept. 20-—Only Chinese and North Koréan confirmed Communists.

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Disillusionment set in among the others long ago.

“Most of them are greatly dis-|

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20 per cent of almost 200,000 prisoners. of war are still

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rendered. | The United Nations spokesman| said, however, that there was no! ‘record of any North Koreans ask-| | ing to join ‘the South Korean| { army. Highest “ranking Chinese pris-| {oner of war is a lieutenant colo-

| nel. Highest ranking North Ko{rean is a senior colonel. {| ‘Twenty per cent of those who i still are Communists believe the Reds will drive the United Nations armies from Korea. The Army has set up an extensive educational program for the {prisoners. Emphasis is on teaching each man a trade or craft. {But the prisoners als oare told of the outside world—and of the United Nation's efforts for peace. In addition, three Protestant missionaries and three Gatholic priests, each of whom can speak Chinese and Korean, are assigned to the prison camps. They work only ' with prisoners who are Christians or who voluntarily attend Christian services. The New Testament has been (translated into both languages. All of the prisqners had been told that the United States was the aggressor in Korea. Now the real story of why the United Nations -intervened is eZpisiied to them. - “Success of this program is best! judged by the interest shown by ‘the prisoners,” the United Nations! spokesman said. “At this time 75 per cent of the prisoners attend the classes voluntarily.” Since a large percentage of the| North Koreans can't read or

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Although prisoners “are per-

mitted to. write home, few ever|

do. Their mail is censored for security reasons but they are pérmitted to complain. about anys

Chinese, about, half ‘of whom or trapped when their units sur-thing they wish.

Dr. William Frye, professor of tropical medicine at Louisiana {State University, recently spent two months on the island of {Medo with a joint. Army-Navy public - health servcie unit.

“I left with a tremendous feel ing of pride,” Dr. Frye said. “Although they're our enemies, once the Communists become prisoners they are treated as human beings.

“They are friendly and happy. :

Their morale is excellent. They are getting good food. Their basic diet consists of rice, meat, fish and soup. The only signs of Mal-

nutrition were among prisoners who were suffering from a chronic

illness when captured.”

Dr. Frye said all the prisoners had been immunized against typhoid and smallpox and there had been no epidemics. “It was heart-warming to note that when the individual became sick he was regarded as a patient, not as a prisoner,” Dr, Frye said.

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write, movies and radio broad-dead man’s check is no good, casts are used. An effort Is/Chancellor L. D. Bejach ruled made to teach the North Ko-|here. The Chancellor decided that reans how to read and write, butia $5000 check given Vollie Yarthis can’t be done with the|borough by his father, but not} Chinese. The language is not|cashed during his father’s lifebe impos-|time was worthless.

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