SIX HERALD AND NEWS
Thursday, SapUmber, 13. 1I4J
Services Reveal
Plans For Freecl
PWs, Internees
Plans for liberated prisoners
of war and civilian internees in
the Far Last are being lormulat
ed for their welfare by the Red
Cross with army and authorities.
a follows:
Prisoners of war and civilian
internees will be evacuated
from Japan to the Philippines
by air and water. Army units
taking food, medicines and cloth
ing will be accompanied By tsu
American Red Cross workers.
The Australian Red Cross will
care for the British in Japan.
The British dominion and Dutch
military authorities have the
same plan.
In the Philippines the Ameri
can Red Cross will maintain 24
hour service, keeping a central
registration file, delivering mes
sages and replies, staffing recrea
tion centers, canteens and an in
formation' service. The Red
Cross will also supplement the
army issue of comfort articles
both at the present camps and
at the processing centers En
velopes and airmail stationery
will be distributed in the camps
and at the processing centers.
Evacuated children will be
cared for and cash grants given
to those returning home. ,
- Liberation Messages
Each United States prisoner
of war and civilian internees
in the Far East will be permitted
to send a 10-word message via
the war department to his or her
next of kin immediately upon
liberation. The provost marshal
general's office will forward
these messages by telegram,
with the notification of libera
tion to the emergency addresses
of civilian internees, naval per
sonnel and merchant seamen.
The adjutant general's office will
follow the same procedure for
army personnel. Each person in
the United States receiving noti
fication will be authorized to
send a return message via the
war department to his or her re
leased relative. When this reply
is received, the prisoner of war
or civilian internee will.be auth
orized to send a second message
to the same addressee, again via
the war department. The emer
gency addressees should follow
exactly the directions given for
this message sen-ice in the noti
fication of liberation: This plan
applies only to the United States
prisoners of war and civilian in
ternees. We understand- that
there will be a plan for -the ham
dling of message$ frxn prisoners
of war and civilian internees of
other allied -nations and as soon
as any information'concernipg it
is received, we shall inform ou:
Mail to Prisoners .
The war department -iias an
nounced that persons wishing to
write to liberated .prisoners of
war a n d, ..civilian , internees
should use the following address:
Name of Addressee ""' ' ""
(Rank and Serial 10. for mili
tary personnel.).---v-- - i
Liberated Personnel .Section, ,
APO 501, c'o Postmaster , . -x
' San Francisco Calif.',
It is contemplated that . deliv
ery of this mail will' be made
either at Manila or. at other
points through which the liber
ated prisoners of war or civilian
internees may pass en route
back to the United States. Since
Red Cross is no longer transmit
ting the special messages on
Form 1616 for liberated persons,
the above information should be
given to relatives and friends
wishing to communicate with
them.
Mail to USSR
Letter mail addressed to Ital
ian prisoners of war in the
USSR will be accepted for trans
mittal through Italian diplomat
ic channels. . A person in the
Sons and Daughters of Nippon Change Flag Waving Tactics
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ttEA Ttlephoiot
A few drs tfo these Japanese kids were waring the flag of the Rising Sun along this road near Yokohama.
Mow they've substituted the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack lor flag of their own country. Adapt
able, what? .
United States who wishes to cor
respond with an Italian known
to be a prisoner or war in Rus
sia will address his letter mail
for the prisoner as follows:
Name and rank IN umber II
known.)
Care of Mr. E. Ortona. First
Secretary.
Office of the Italian Embassy
1601 Fuller Street, N. W.
Washington D. C.
Such mail will be sent by dip
lomatic pouch to the Italian Em
bassy in Moscow, from which it
will be forwarded to the ad
dressee. TURKEY GROWERS MEET
SALEM. Sept. 13 OP) More
than 300 members of the Oregon
Turkey Growers' association
opened their annual session in
the Salem chamber of com
merce rooms this morning. C. R.
Dear, Independence, is president
Sergeant Offers
Blood To Too
To Even Score
of the organization, which will
elect officers this afternoon and
hold its annual banquet here to-; just lay with his eyes closed and
YOKOHAMA. Sept. 13 W3)
A lanky Pennsylvania mess ser
geant, John A. Archlnal, of A!
lentown, volunteered to be the
donor for Ex-Premier Hideki
Tojo's first whole blood trans
fusion yesterday and ex-plained:
"I'm doing this so he can get
his just dues and suffer for the
time (17 month) he made me
spend in New Guinea.
Afterward Capt. Roy Gold
(5350 Victoria Rd.), Montreal
Canada, army medical officer,
reported Tojos condition as
very satisfactory.
Tojo didn t say anything: he
night.
The first John Jacob Astor
came to the New World in 1784
from Waldorf, near Heidelberg.
his legs comfortably crossed
his feet sticking out from be
neath the covers.
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Peter Stuyvcsant lived 18
years of pleasant rural life on
his Bowery farm nfler the Brit
ish seized New York in 1664.
Stuyvesant, who said that In
preference to surrender ho
"would rather be carried out
dead." was not allowed by his
people to join battle.
The army medical corps made
and fitted more than 5000 plastic
artificial eyes.
When in M.dlord
Stay at
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CITY BRIEFS
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Appendectomy sully Bnrn
hlsel, 13-year-old dutiRhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard DurnhUel
of Conger avenue, underwent
u n appendectomy at Klamath
Valley hospital Wedncsduy.
Major Surgery Mrs. Waller
Eschcbcck, 1443 Wordcn, has
undergone major surgery at
Klamath Valley hospital.
Fractures Arm Mrs. Mel Mo
Col him of 3 Prcscott., Is receiv
ing treatment for a fructured
arm at Klamath Valley hospital.
Land thut Is in close-growing
crops more than half the time
and planted in row crops only
about one year out of three
loses much less top soil by ero
sion than continuously cultivat
ed lanU.
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Edwards (right) Is being held lor questioning. (AP wlrephoto).
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