y. ot ~ THE NEW YORK TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 Rural South Vietnamese Swept Up by War Into Refugee Camps Contino From Pg 1, C4 “ lier soit ane ieee bob re he win Gr te oa ae a te ‘pees. Virtually all such as.) 1 (Emus my hore was Ein ioe by te Sars bate sit sali a ene Seaey oes secre 8 Meaae| mae the mf ofa po at | Fimoands of Megan i gta Sac se cranes Sue “i Ker atent er cater vo Sent” yes St ts ened - iehogees, wiih fees there for a year or two) aetna mh Sept te gach Se perieeeon bed cara a Es aay aa S| Geet Sat Sa taxation and conscription of| cs One, erandmoth id she, es eee eieeares a ei ato ie eee I Se Sei, tare ke cathe ae area, i i 7 ia hand hee —— Somerdments Pe Patles and) i 4 OPENING SOON OUR peony ced rehash 5 NEW WITTY STORES= n forced into the camps by 3 flied troops to enya te Vietcone workers” soldiers. ‘Their vilager have ‘been razed apd clare “te re rane wre anything that ‘moves a an be sige 4 pate Tae Yt Te Fm at pact, Sines commanders” refugee camp near Danang, one of hundreds that have sprung up througout Veta "generating refugees” exist sng offDi eotann Bee ane a eat AE five camps in. the five north. training the most romising offDiahduong. Province north of Bpbligg: or at oficlat said ry provinces that form the This 100 stall merbers inet eaigen iy oecoped by more on, ° erp area, which has nearly ministrative procedures" gn gg uric! bY mere There’ are indications that allot the, refuges in the The ruts of these aitemDls om were removed. f imere_are iaications tha Counry, this cortespondent at felon willbe fe ok were removed from SE PUUY, te Bee tevlewed Spoke with scores of ehideen graduallyhowever, Meanwnilgtheic homes in the “Iron ‘. and adults through an inter- of scores of adults with whon ‘during Operation preter Uhis correspondent spoke a ‘Cedar Falls sags January. HRS, although many of the chit the five camps none reported), Me, uuaings, constructed to aen appeared pale an prob: having received uo auloriced of cinderblock swith cornigated ably undernourished, they said\Government allowance of 10,{f0R, roofs, partitioned " into Only Partly Suecessful they found the life in the piasters (about 8 cents) a day family units, sit in rows on a 2p gr cin, tw pay, if ue mere excllng han mfr mone ee ee ea teen ‘only panly successful. Some camps, in fact, havelcuch as" Danang and: Saigon bushes and tres. that do not When “alied sweeps have schools, None is believed to where the vast American mite seem to tive n the thin. soi taken place in hostile teritory Nave, BlaygTounds or Tecrea|iary” presence. creates thou wnder the blading sun. There gay’ few ablealed’ manna! Eau For the ow sands Of cin oon, such ad stool, where Anerieay ave accompanied thelr wives,Paft. the chlaesn ran wild, ministrative. falures’ are’ not and, Vietnamese specaits children yarents into the| Dr. Que, while arguing that usually crucial. each the growing of vegetables camps. and parents Into the. as ary humendtarian, ery vietares who have and a nny a poultry. While the Vietcong have injnotes that as the children ap-\sought refuge in isolated areas, Like, many other | wom. same ate ies tar tty tas hack ume Me MARGATE whose hua my be lowers to resist removal, they|ment” Become a. growing. fa disastrous. Only last week, Dr. ME_with the Vietcong.a woman have ‘encouraged the depend. |™ilarity "with "racketeering (Que "was. forced to make a S2Y=. Her husband “is "dead, nis in some districts tn enter BetY theft and in the case of public appeal for air transpor- With her in the dwelling, are the campe perape to that te Bs: proton {atlon tbr food to thou RE TOU young’ cram 1s tofanting, SVE Memselves, Epidemics Prevented —pand® fl, "HUBEES aL Calo. Size of = village hut, and at RENIN an ctservers, r.| Thee have been isolated at Ber Heat as well finished (Gerald & Wickes, an'Ameviean (@eks Of malaria, cholera and "He said they wére threatened, With the calm and passivity Srtiroionst “ho “f'thy other ltases| la the camo, by starvation after foods had 8 haracerize "te Vit Author of “Village in Vietnam,= but, epidemics have been pre: halted. road’ traffic ‘amose at least in talking with | eer yoo oneal fon Snd fe rich Wut 2 Germin ented by the avalabily af)" Tnere ie growing evidence StaNge™. She says that she *9 ye ‘ eyes who has taught American” mlitary” pnyiians cat the Vileong are taking MsSe> het homie in Begsuc, | bls, oecoh, find. practiced at the Univer 224 medical corpimen, the de- advantage of the discontent im Whee, she, and her husband | 14/17, 32.351 Sty af Hue medical school for Yoled work of civilian volun: the carps to conduct political famed two hectares, af rice GRY pact eceetcal Shea] fo ers and the hardinood of the indoctieation, land but ah, recopzes, that sites % Hae ee er ay eae vireacamp near Hoian, Klaus, and at a Premium In the ‘camp at Camchain | Gries aries 2) Fansane of the Vetsrg, ro Hari. © young physiclsn who] The plans for reeting ret- PEA" Hota im Quangnam Pro © Their homes is ily torhaunt beads a mobile medical team upees In secure areas, assist: MEG a 7O-yeer.old man squats the Government for decades. ofthe German Order of the|ing them in building homes/om his heels in the, shade of | aes avenue | tune “A Rootess Proletariat’ the hidren he was weatng” Wasiesees und aratae a i, reenact “Nothing less than a rootless) “Look at these sores," he ketable skills are hardly off the| “American soldiers _ burned. chan proltanat is being said “They come from dirt. In ground = — eect and Dr Mey ht nges te Weueae fad In wcue areas sl Wr se experience in the coun: are a team people. They bathelable™ for” growing “rice, “tN Mey decent au ae cha Pale Ty hae able for gree like De: Wallis faent in Viet: there are no rivers or carats to at a premium. None i aval Ree. Collet Talnwater, This 1g the able for” neta penniless "od would be better off fea 2 ie Fetus. retaining the »Stabiltyand\"“Amercan officals, and “AEs result, the relatively tradition of village, life under leaders of the more than 20few who have been resettled any circumstances,” he said.|civilian, organizations that as- by the Goverament—the offi- h d th Seer nts Teaser ae Tae Met a Neuere tee ac a, nae Dae eee snopped tn Welt ct” eh Seah edt eas et coat Le meat, Rar, Main rings t shop Se REY ee Sar Jeo mr al great snops at idleness in the camps |The “elleciveness of Nis Of abor. ferllizes and equip, “the sirength that the Viet-organization is limited. how mont ti oroduce enous to urope pamene peatane draws’ from evar by. the ‘roa! inpoos pet's family to pert ie familar surroundings" we Silty of finding gualted sab: fel Sale His home, his eas, ns ordinates Fardermore, “his A few such, villages have geconut tres, most ofall per: aie must rely on Vietnamse heen se up as shownlaces One ur own italian import and a superb exam iw the gees of hi ener gope ommandars and pv: theta "eset of Kiting art Ths fine wool turtleneck p sors, can eve him Sa ia he! including ithe transportation of} ~ full-fashioned throughout; slightly fitted bc face of great ifficlies. and supplies” meant Tor the Tot beworn in or out. Gol natural, gray, gree harashing “Takei away|agees peat smouets of whieh bive, pumpkin or eranberty. Sizes SM, L. trom these “things and “Yodlappest a find ther way ino toot, see he ean of autora hans tn ficals” acknowledges Can {Larsen aver olecton "The removal of familiar vie Workers have eae that they ‘same tae ritual the Tack of mea: Rave ntrest in helping eed Dek Inaful work ‘ana’ the absence, people they repard 35 danger in'many cues of the fathers ou Inargents are" helicvnd "ibe having a) "Il is Very hard. sometimes fa eet onthe chien to mate item ans at who make. up "pertape. tno: we must ‘ty to omer hase thirds"of the” near 00.00 wo are‘out enemies Dr. Qos persons nia "are afseay saa" ted lobe a carne and nde a Sion soit other temporary habitatone with the Communit Develo ‘urine wits lat week to ent Foundations Be. Oe