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Souih Koreans Prepare For End Oi "ii. S. Occupation i

(Editor's Notez, ‘Iihls column is presented as an indication o! Am- erican opinion ‘on rneJor world events).

By J. M. ROBERTS. Jr. Associated Prose News Analyst Russian propaganda about what

they call “American imperialism“ in Greece apparently has made little impreeion on the south Ko- XOI-lll- .

President Bynlmsn Rhee’: nov- ernment is using the Greek milit- ary aid agreement ea the speciﬁc model to: what i-t wants tram the United States beiore American occupation troops pull out.

The Koreans have Just submit- ted a request tor the military as- sistance which they will need to oiiset the strength oi Russia's. Puppets in North Korea.

Under a United States resolu- tion. the occupation is to end as soon as practicable. The South Koreans are anxious to be rid oi ioreign soldiers after generations under icrelgn control. but leer that too much haste will invite occupation by the Northern Com- munista.

Most of tho original United States occupying force already has been withdrawn. leaving only a regimental combat team.

Ebert's government now has an army of M1100 men. using mater- iel leit by the Antericans and the Japanese. It is asking the United States ior enough arms to double this iorce and to provide ior 50.- 000 reserves. This. with tihe 50.- 000 armed police, would give the Seoul government approximately the same military iorce as attrib- uted to the Northern Communist Hovernment. A IO-DOO-m-an navy also is desired.

Rhee argues that rehabilitation of the American-sponsored repub- lic‘; economy with European Co- operation Administration funds Cannot succeed until the peonle feel secure from invasion. The country hoe no arms industry ta speak of.

The Seoul government already is under almost constant Com- munist siege. both from the north and from within. A large scale insurrection on Clheiu Island has just been nucllnd. with capture oi’ almost 3,000 rebek. Elections, de- layed ior a year bv the Commun- ist tan/position. now have teen set

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Dr. (Though Py-ung-Ok presented his rrovomment‘: reauest for arms to ‘the United Staten: State Dc- pnriment and also discussed his needs with Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeycr. army cihiei oi staii im- plans and combat onerntione. "My government reels." said

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should b! drawnnakin to tween Greece and the United States." He l-ddod that no All- erioen troops were desired. a-M "we will do our own ﬂshtiaa l! that becomes necesserr". but “to avoid civil war. ‘mlllmilw °F military parity ii’ not superiority (with North Korea) must be maintained."

Accompanying the letter was a long list oi specific needr-hom warships and aircrait to tele- phones and the nuts and bolts in keep them working. The ooat il estimated at about 0175300000401‘ the first year.

Korean oiilcials have not al- ways been amenable to the 110111’!!! even oi their best friends. Rhee. who fought mi- independence 1m‘ puny years both at home and from exile, rejected during till war an American NOD09!‘ W tr-ueteeship .w1hich might. barely. have slvertod some o! Korea's postwar troubles.

But Korean dependence on Am- erica's sense oi responsibility ior the deal with Russia which div- ided the country are both stronit- Demands ior support oi the Am- erioen-sponsored defence line a- gainst Qommunism are constantly increasing, ‘

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