The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-12-07
THIS DOESN'T MAKE SENSE FOR U. S.

For the life of us we cannot see the sense the
4 b war a NOV M.pns noce action TO S
spread of communism. Who the United Nations? We
are told it is some dozen or more nations united to make
the chief promoter the chief supporter and would
to us, just about all of the United Nations.
The United States only putting up about all the
money spent in the Korean War; but is putting up all the
It has sent to be killed in this senseess struggle
10000 of Ten times many American boys have
been killed in this the combined deaths of all other
countries who members of this United Nations.
and M9s than 9f our DTys ARE dead y sO ss
than 1000 tenth have been killed. The
u.s. they didn't send their to do the fighting We fur
nished the men, and we paid the bills.
The mighty Great Britain, whose worldwide pos
sessions the sun never SETS has had only 343 killed.
France 1872 Yet little old Turkey has lost many as both
England and France. ..
This kind Of war doesn't make sense for U.S. It doesn't
explain to that leadership in Washington is of the
this nation continues to send to be slaughtered in
this fashion for piece of fooshness which by no stroke
of the imagination be considered concerning to
the almost complete exclusion of associates in the
United Nations.
befalen the North Koreans Their casualties estmat
at than 212O0O The casualties of the United Ma
tons are given as follows and don't they make us feel
proud of fellow members of this mighty league:
Total dead 168O5 of which 1923 are Americans; to-
tai wounded 75949 of which 1882 Americans total
missing in action a. lib of which 126O8 Americans
Just read these figures again. study them carefully.
The figures released by the United Nations of
October 13 Two months have elapsed since they
piled Imagine what has happened since Let us look at all
the figures released:
Britain 343 dead; 1924 wounded; O97 missing; 600
known prisoners for total of 303 announced by the
War Office October 81.
France Is dead; 172 wounded IA missing; total 1888.
Canada: 100 dead; 43O wounded four missing; total
$40.
Australia 40 dead; 451 wounded IS pilots missing;
total 604.
Philippines: "a dead; 164 wounded 81 missing; total
Colombia SO dead; 126 wounded, total 176.
The Netherlands: SO Dead 128 wounded; three miss
ing; total 200.
New Zealand: IS dead; Al wounded two missing; to-
tai So.
South Africa: % fighter squadron pilots missing.
Turkey: 458 killed; Ito wounded; 282 missing; total
1910
Greece: Sc killed; 226 wounded; total 312.
Belgium Luxembourg 18 killed; IS wounded; total S3.
No figures have been disclosed Ethiopian casualties
It is singular circumstance that of the missing in
ton the United States has smaller percentage compared
with those killed, than is shown by England, Canada
Colombia 1t known fact that large number of soldiers
missing those who have deserted struggled off rather
than fight Three persons for every killed of English
Canadians missing. Less than of American
missing compared with those killed. Old Tur-
key, 'the unspeakabe shows little than half
missing in this ratio.
CEAsT ROCHESTER,, NJ Y, HERALD)