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heal up, but hope to resume filing about Thursday. Another bullet grazed side without doing any damage,

After the Second World War he spent some months in India reporting the growing agitation for independence and spent six months travelling in China in 1948, reporting the progress of the Chinese civil war for The Times. In between specific assignments he was stationed in Singapore, where he lived with his Czech wife, Maria, and their two children.

On Thursday, 29 June 1950, a few days after the outbreak of the war in Korea, Mr. Morrison was telegraphed by The Times and asked if he would be willing to cover the war for the paper. He never hesitated. He flew to Hong Kong on Sunday 2 July and spent the night with Han Suyin. The following day he bade farewell to Han Suyin and flew to Tokyo, and thence to Korea. Han Suyin never saw him again. His first report was published in the paper on July 10. On Saturday, August 12 he was killed, along with Colonel M. K. Unni Nayar, and Christopher Buckley.

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Ian Morrison's cable to The Times agreeing to go to Korea

Han Suyin, circa 1952

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396 heal up, but hope to resume filing about Thursday. Another bullet grazed side without doing any damage, After the Second World War he spent some months in India reporting the growing agitation for independence and spent six months travelling in China in 1948, reporting the progress of the Chinese civil war for The Times. In between specific assignments he was stationed in Singapore, where he lived with his Czech wife, Maria, and their two children. On Thursday, 29 June 1950, a few days after the outbreak of the war in Korea, Mr. Morrison was telegraphed by The Times and asked if he would be willing to cover the war for the paper. He never hesitated. He flew to Hong Kong on Sunday 2 July and spent the night with Han Suyin. The following day he bade farewell to Han Suyin and flew to Tokyo, and thence to Korea. Han Suyin never saw him again. His first report was published in the paper on July 10. On Saturday, August 12 he was killed, along with Colonel M. K. Unni Nayar, and Christopher Buckley. CABLE & WIRELESS LTD Ian Morrison's cable to The Times agreeing to go to Korea Han Suyin, circa 1952
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396 heal up, but hope to resume filing about Thursday. Another bullet grazed side without doing any damage,' After the Second World War he spent some months in India reporting the growing agitation for independence and spent six months travelling in China in 1948, reporting the progress of the Chinese civil war for The Times. In between specific assignments he was stationed in Singapore, where he lived with his Czech wife, Maria, and their two children. * On Thursday, 29 June 1950, a few days after the outbreak of the war in Korea," Mr. Morrison was telegraphed by The Times and asked if he would be willing to cover the war for the paper. He never hesitated. He flew to Hong Kong on Sunday 2 July and spent the night with Han Suyin. The following day he bade farewell to Han Suyin and flew to Tokyo, and thence to Korea. Han Suyin never saw him again. His first report was published in the paper on July 10. On Saturday, August 12 he was killed, along with Colonel M. K. Unni Nayar, and Christopher Buckley. CABLE & WIRELESS LTD م السلام جاری تا ریخی و بالینی کی کیانی دیدار سیاه با پرواز بالای زیاد gift, ad By Memohon de thayathes & S 20 'anal masalah wenn eser verere any oth the food. 25A PAZOSSIAN Ian Morrison's cable to The Times agreeing to go to Korea Han Suyin, circa 1952
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heal up, but hope to resume filing about Thursday. Another bullet grazed side without doing any damage,'

After the Second World War he spent some months in India reporting the growing agitation for independence and spent six months travelling in China in 1948, reporting the progress of the Chinese civil war for The Times. In between specific assignments he was stationed in Singapore, where he lived with his Czech wife, Maria, and their two children.

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On Thursday, 29 June 1950, a few days after the outbreak of the war in Korea," Mr. Morrison was telegraphed by The Times and asked if he would be willing to cover the war for the paper. He never hesitated. He flew to Hong Kong on Sunday 2 July and spent the night with Han Suyin. The following day he bade farewell to Han Suyin and flew to Tokyo, and thence to Korea. Han Suyin never saw him again. His first report was published in the paper on July 10. On Saturday, August 12 he was killed, along with Colonel M. K. Unni Nayar, and Christopher Buckley.

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م السلام جاری تا ریخی و بالینی کی کیانی دیدار سیاه با پرواز بالای زیاد

gift, ad

By Memohon de

thayathes & S 20

'anal masalah wenn eser verere any oth the food. 25A PAZOSSIAN

Ian Morrison's cable to The Times agreeing to go to Korea

Han Suyin, circa 1952

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