BACK FROM KOREA -

The transcript covers the return of ex-POWs from Korea, who were transhipped at Singapore due to alleged communist sympathies. Private Bailey shares his experiences in the camp, noting that while some were indoctrinated, he was not. The discussion also touches on shipboard troubles, some related to communism. The transcript concludes with the arrival of the New Zealand Rugby Tournament at London Airport.

What was the reason for some ex-POWs being transhipped at Singapore?

• They were accused of having red sympathies.

• They were on a different mission.

• They were visiting family.

• They had health issues.

How did Private Bailey describe his treatment in the camp?

• He didn't have it too bad.

• He had a very rough time.

• He was treated like a hero.

• He was isolated from others.

What was a concern regarding some of the ex-POWs in the camp?

• They were planning an escape.

• They were forming a new political party.

• They were refusing to eat.

• They were indoctrinated with communist ideas.

What caused trouble among the soldiers on the ship?

• A storm at sea.

• Personal grudges and communist studies.

• A disagreement over sports.

• Lack of food and water.

What event is briefly mentioned at the end of the transcript?

• A military parade.

• A music concert.

• The New Zealand Rugby Tournament.

• A political rally.