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The beginning of the aerial ropeway at Pangyo mine. The coal is carried in buckets 7 and 1/2 miles across country to the Yongwol power plant.

Mining office and consultants'' quarters at Macha-ri.

Miss Wendy Heaton shows Miss Yum, a Korean medical student in training, how to adjust the braces on the legs of this little polio victim.

When he came to the centre six months ago this boy, a victim of polio, could not stand. Now he can step over obstacles on the floor. The children never give up trying says Miss Heaton the physiotherapist in charge of the children's section - No matter how painful the exercises or how tiring the treatment.

That's right, try again. A Korean student-in-training helps a small boy with his back-strengthening exercises.

Crippled with arthritis, this young Korean woman could not straighten her legs when she came to the centre. Now with the aid of Miss Yum, a Korean student-in-training, she can make some movements. Eventually she will recover completely. The Korean students show great patience while working with the patients.

Exercise time again.

That's the way it goes.

A view of two bulldozers in operation.

Dr. H. Benjamin and Dean Myong Won Suhr meeting with some members of the senior education class in Ewha Women's University.