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juices snd soups have been made available for those prisoners who may 4>e ill or undernourished. These packages have been assembled and packed in Japan and are ready for distribution.
Fifteen medical kits each weighing 50 pounds also were packed by the Red Cross and are enroute to Japan by air. These kits were designed to be used by a person who might have little or no knowledge of medicine. A simply written booklet accompanying each kit explains how the various medicines and equipment are to be used. Contents of each range from simple remedies to sprgical appliances. A fairly wide assortment of antibiotics is included.
The North Korean authorities holding American prisoners of war have not as yet provided entry for the International Red Cross Committee delegates into any of their prisoner of war camps, nor have they provided facilities that would enable the International
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