Cardinal Francis Spellman spends Christmas visiting US troops in South Korea; US soldiers give gifts to orphans

Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York visits United Nations troops in Korea for the third consecutive year, celebrating mass and emphasizing the importance of religion in life and death. He highlights the struggle for religious freedom in Korea. Meanwhile, GIs host a memorable holiday party for war orphans, bringing joy and a sense of belonging to the children.

What was the primary reason for Cardinal Spellman's visit to Korea during the holiday season?

• To inspect military strategies

• To negotiate peace talks

• To celebrate mass with the troops

• To deliver military supplies

How many consecutive years had Cardinal Spellman visited the Korean front lines by this holiday season?

• One year

• Two years

• Three years

• Four years

What key issue did Cardinal Spellman emphasize as being at stake in the Korean conflict?

• Territorial expansion

• Freedom of religion

• Political power

• Economic stability

Who organized the party for war orphans in Korea?

• Korean government

• United Nations officials

• GIs

• Local civilians

What emotion is universally expressed by the children receiving gifts at the party?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Sadness

• Pride and glee