Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1952 — Page 22
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UN Too Smart to Use Germs i i
Oland D, Russell, ina veteran
' of both world wars, with con-
siderable duty as a member of | the Joint Army-Navy Intelli- { gence staff in the Pacific during World War IL
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| By OLAND D. RUSSELL ! Seripps-Howard Staff Writer
‘TOKYO, July 15—All germs which have a possible use in biological warfare are extremely | dangerous to handle. They are highly infectious. And germs | recognize neither _
ifriend nor foe, One of the sim-
imunists
‘not taken special ip r e cautions ? protect our own troops. If we started {plastering the enemy with germs—as the Communists charge—we would have lta take widespread measures to prevent the spread of infection to our side, including the issue lof gas masks to our own troops.
|- A gas mask is perhaps the most important part of our protective inhalation of airborne © germs is the greatest potential hazard in biological warfare. | On a recent trip to Korea, I vis-| lited three frontline divisions. (None of our soldiers had gas masks—-not even those manning {outposts just across the lines from villages where the Communists say we've started epiderhics.
Mr. Russell
Masks in Storage Later, I saw maskr in storage
(tions soldier in Korea.
Because neither side is actually
| waging germ warfare—though we |recognize that the enemy is pre-|
=p pared for it—there’s no particular
m reason for equipping our troops]
with such protection. Soldiers are notably careless r=|with gas masks when there's no need in sight. They sit on them| and use them for pillows, The; wear and tear is heavy. Gas imasks cost $10.
‘There's None Here’
If we were using germ warfare, {it's a good bet some of ‘he germs would pass through the labora-|
saw. This laboratory was busy—|
{the Red
‘warfare officer, said he'd seen no
bacteriological equipment since he left ‘the states In 1951.
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Lt. Col. Walter IL. Miller ot Washington, D. C., chemical warfare officer of the First Corps, said’ Communist troops have
“I know what BW stuff 100kS peen ordered to don masks at
like,” he said, “and I know there's
npne here.” Col. Bode. an industrial (chem ist and cotton plantation owner with a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia, is mostly familiar with insecticides. He said one frontline divison recently asked him for a defoliant -a spray. which coulgy take the
s any time our artillery shells begin to fall inside their lines.
«8 Bodies have been found with
gas masks adjusted even though! the soldier has been killed by rifle, grenade or mortar fire. This
‘helps carry out the illusion that
tthe United Nations forces are
using germs and gas.
% Col. Miller said he'd been
leaves off underbrush in front of chemical warfare officer for the
outposts. This foliage concealment for enemy and raiders and thus endangers our troops. But Army headquarters turned
offers First Corps for seven months and patrols he would swear no Corps artillery
—had ever fired a germ shell in that time.
“We wouldn't: even know how,
down the request on the ground to load them,” he said.
the enemy might think we were ‘praying germs or gas. Communist political agents are
teaching their troops that every) colored flare or smoke shell we|
fire in signaling or in marking| our sighting areas is poisonous] or germ-laden. The Reds, both civilian and military, also are indoctrinated to collect and bring in all native
flies and to help the germ propaganda drive.
Lean Backwards
To counteract this, we lean over
insects they ‘can find, | __ _._____
backwards in an effort to impress!
solider that we are
waging nothing but conventional!
| warfare. “Bacteriological warfare,” Col. Bode, “is nothing around with. It is, as yet, an untried weapon. But if we ever actually start it you can be sure (we will do it in a big way—open and aboveboard—and hit 'em with
said
worse than useless. That's why
you can be sure we aren't Ving
t now.” But the Commies are thorough | {in their propaganda campaign. {They've equipped many of their] {troops across the front with gas, masks. Some are crudely made! {from their rice ration bags. Recently, Isuing better masks, some Chinese | ‘made, others from the old Japlanese army stores which the Russians captured when they entered
{Manchuria at the end of the war.
Going All Out And lately a few masks have
=Ctory of one service company Iighown up which look like the old |
Czech army mask — another
DUE the technicians working un-| litem
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were testing easily rec-| {ognizable napalm mixtures. If there were any bacteriologi-| cal agents or microbes present, this laboratory ‘was ill- -equipped |
» to hahdle them. «= Hven in carefully arranged ex-
{perimental laboratories where,
» such things are handled in the =U. 8, I was told, there were sur- € orisingly numerous cases of in- © fections of workers. » no *¢ clothing worn here. Donald D. Bode of Memphis, the Eighth Army's chemical
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