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G-2 PERIODIC REPORT From: 240800/I Aug 48 To : 250800/I Aug 48 Confidential First Headquarters, USAFIK Seoul, Korea 1000/I 25 August 1948 No. 920 MAPS: KOREA, 1/250,000 Eastern ASIA, 1/1,000,000 1. ARMED FORCES Police Patrol Attacked By North Korean Constabularyman At 240430 August 5 or 6 North Korean Constabularyman came approximately 1500 yards south of the parallel to a point approximately 1500 yards northeast of TO MOON (927.4-1695.4) and attacked a police patrol of the TO MOON police box. The firefight which developed lasted about 20 minutes and each side fired approximately 25 rounds. South Korean police investigated the scene and found the body of a man believed to have been an NKC, who had been shot to death. No identifying papers were found and no weapons were found in the vicinity. (CIC Flash Report. Police Report) 2. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES a. Departure of UN Representatives Expected It is anticipated that all members of the UN Commission will have departed from SEOUL by 02 September. The Chinese, El Salvador, Philippine, Indian and Canadian delegates are expected to leave on 26 August, followed by the French delegate on 02 September. The UN Commission is not expected to meet again in Plenary Session but it is possible that the Main Committee will meet to discuss consultations with the Korean Government or actually hold such consultations prior to the Commission's departure from SEOUL. (B-2) b. Korean Diplomatic Representatives Announced The Korean delegation to the United Nations General Assembly is to consist of the following persons. (1) Chang Myun, Chief Delegate (2) Chang Ki Yung, Alternate Delegate (3) Dr. Chough Byong Ok, Counsellor (4) Helen Kim, member (5) Dr. Chun Kyu Hong, Legal Advisor (6) Kim Moo Pyung, Economic Advisor It is planned that CHOUGH Byong Ok will join the other representatives in Paris after making a tour to China, the Republic of the Philippines and the United States to express the thanks and appreciation of the Republic of Korea for these countries' assistance in the establishment of the Korean Republic and for their provisional recognition of the new government. (Political Liaison Report. B-2) 3. CIVIL UNREST a. Communist Terrorism CHEJU-DO Raiders Secure Villagers Support By Threats And Terrorism On 19 August 40 raiders, 20 of whom were armed, invaded the village of SAI MHU LI (985-1153) and attempted to force the residents to place their names on blank ballots, indicating their support of the North Korean election. The police attacked the raiders and drove them off with no casualties reported to either side. Confidential DECLASSIFIED Authority NND [illegible] XXIV CORPS G-2 [illegible] #920 Confidential Raider groups reportedly have been visiting villages in practically every myun on CHEJU-DO, forcing the residents to place their names on blank forms and to contribute money and food to support the People's Army. Two alternatives are allegedly given the villagers by the raiders: Those who help the raiders will, at the worst, be arrested by the police, kept in custody for a few days, and then released; those who refuse to help the raiders will be killed and their homes burned. It is reported that on 18 August 5 persons in SOK UI Myun, located in south central CHEJU-DO, were stabbed by raiders because they refused to sign petitions supporting the North Korean government and the election. (CIC P/R #199. C-3) 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL Translation of SEOUL Newspapers. (See Incl. #1) 5. SABOTAGE AND ESPIONAGE Negative 6. INTELLIGENCE CONCERNING ADJACENT AREAS Negative [signature] AC of S, G-2 1 Incl. Translation of SEOUL Newspapers Under the provisions of par 22a (1), AR 380-5, 15 Aug 46, authority is hereby granted for destruction of this document after it has served its purpose, and is of no further value to the receiving agency. This authority is extended to cover destruction of previous issues of this publication in accordance with the foregoing instructions. -2Confidential DECLASSIFIED Authority [illegible]