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Traitors Accused

KCNA

    Pyongyang, September 18 (KCNA) -- A movement is now under way in south Korea to disclose the acts of treachery committed during the days of the Japanese imperialists' colonial rule over Korea. Among the heavyweights of the "Grand National Party" who came out to contest in the National Assembly election slated to take place in the next spring are not a few descendents of those, who committed acts of treachery to serve Japan while working hard to carry out the Japanese imperialists' policy of exterminating the Korean-nation and their colonial policy of keeping the Koreans in ignorance. They include Ri Hoe Chang, former president of the GNP, Pak Kwan Yong, speaker of the "National Assembly" of south Korea and descendents of those who cooperated with the Japanese army in its wars of aggression and took part in them and those who asserted and supported the change of Korean names into Japanese names, praised the Japanese imperialists' rule and took the lead in the "campaign for Japanizing Koreans" and those who acted henchmen in their ruling organs.
    In this regard Minju Joson today carries a signed commentary which says that all the heavyweights of the GNP groomed by pro-Japanese elements are either pro-Japanese lackeys or pro-U.S. elements.
    The commentary goes on:
    It is none other than the pro-U.S. conservatives of the GNP who beg the U.S. troops, who block the reunification of Korea and impose all sorts of misfortune and pain upon the Korean nation, to remain in south Korea forever. It is again these forces who call for suppressing by government force the people out in the struggle against the U.S. and war, branding them as "pro-north", "enemy-benefiting" forces and are kicking up rackets against the north, clamoring for "cooperation" with the United States to do harm to their fellow countrymen.
    Those hell-bent on acts of treachery are bound to face a severe punishment by history.