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The Pacific Story · December 8, 1946 · 30 min · 3,848 words
The transcript of “China s Wild Men Of The Mountains”, an episode of The Pacific Story first broadcast December 8, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Pacific Story plays The Pacific Story free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The National Broadcasting Company and its affiliated stations present The Pacific Story This is the story of the Pacific The drama of the millions of people who live around this greatest sea where the United States is now committed to a long term policy of keeping the peace This is a documentary of the situation in the Pacific of the men and events
which are today influencing world affairs for generations to come of the mountains. For the American flowers, the Slingh Christ in 1944,
are alive and being held as slaves by the wild mountains, tribes of Lolo Land and Southwest and China. Five and possibly six Americans are approved for years of to fight the Chinese and have killed or enslaved every person entering that country without permission.
If so, Americans are still living, if you all together possible, they are being held as slaves by the Lolo. I have seen many, many of their slaves might have been missionary out here, and I have seen many other things.
But for every house and every village, take Chinese supplies! Take some alive! This was a surprise of a range by the Lulu. The Chinese had killed some Lulu, as they had caught outside of the Lulu country.
After the Lulu had burned down the Chinese villages, they carried away the captive women as slaves, and lined up all the captive men and boys. Delivery Chinese men and boys! Delivery Chinese men and boys!
Look at this, Donald. The serious call over 60th is strong. Look at that apple I know would not find mouth. Notice that he is almost fair in complexion, something like the South European, and that he has clear blue eyes.
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