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Reds LettingFew Letters OutOf POW Campsi officers 36,000 letters for delivery | to Communist prisoners held on !Koje Island and in other U. N, i POW camps. !The Kerbs appear to be dis-. eonraging; Allied prisoners from writing lionie. jPANMUNJOM. Korea ^-U. N.postal officers disclosed Saturday j the Allied postal officer handed the-that there has been a sharp drop;Communists 1,300 letters from, in mail from Allied prisoners of families of U. N. soldiers to Allied; war to their families. (prisoners in camps in North Ko-|The volume of letters to the TJ.;rea. The Communists delivered 10r 'ls\ prisoners is high, but little mail [letters from Allied prisoners to is coming hack from the Kcd|their families icamps. | ---—'— !The officers said also that the; ...North Korean and Chinese Com- Japanese Like !munists seven months ago stopped. . . j' their people from writing Red pris-i j § r I e61 AC IIOH {on erg of war in U. N. camps. I jPostal authorities had no explana-j HONG KONG ®—Japanese re-:lion for this. motion seems favorable In the; re-|' From Dec. 3. 1351. when the first jeage of the U. S. Seventh Fleet' : prisoner of war mail was ex- from its guardian role in the For-: 'changed here, until last July, the mosa Strait, the Japanese ainbas-j I Reds turned over to Allied postal. sacior t0 Formosa said Friday.
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Salina Journal

Salina, Kansas, US

Sun, Feb 08, 1953

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