WT" CAPIORS OF OWDSN SLAYER GETS SOLDIER'S AWARD RD CEREL {ONTES ~ (ucntarued . a short Pit from page 3) INS speech, lian personnel roprescnted the award, staiing that the of the were and Depot, whom he very were civi- happy to receive also pleased to. boi of service to their counvury, by contvibubing to the Wer Bond sales. thea’ presented rlag was yo iashy ks TOueG bret ner «" . was Hele Ne E Pontes ne,. > Mosical of Master rembors werd- sondured by tie Deny eae: Lies Pane of Chier Warrint Officer, Koto. ile TO8Cs LUC ONe LN ty APA V ~merican Red Cross has announced that there is substantial. evidence 6a etters written by the next of kin to Aincrican prison ers held in Jepanese prison camps h ave been received by them in The considerzble number, last week have from prisoners knewicdgine Tie) American in the recsived Letters held in Japan acof rail. Red Cross urges nexs of kin co continues writing reeularly to imprisoned members of their families, even though. ther muy’ not yet have had ae reply from the far east. The delegate of the In- ternational Red Cross committee in Jaoar hes notified the American Red Cross that many thousands of letters have been delivered to tne reat Fort Douglas, "kill disa “rming 1, Omitn, has announced, anyone whs : award wis made President: Roosevelt coolness, alert disregard for their to the great the military goers | my eyTE GCL fer total. personal sefsty, credit os themselv«s service. Presentation ' > o8clock and last were en made gate No. Ata area mbbevaroe staticnec in the ceremony. personnel oi the there j Military. Depov Me invited. Spc” ys: re fy night, detachments varticipated and civilian and| of the medals was by Generil Taloot, eyteow Bh, special ceremony held in ‘his quartering 5 ae “2x6snuional thinking am. al train was oneratea 4, to the Quartering from returning: following the ‘ceremony, ‘for the use of those froa the Depot attend= ing. } a ai When you work, don't play, ha woh play play herd; RET us nave when you at cll, ~—Theo, "Let 4 ET imericans, as well as other United Nations prisoners) held in tne far cast, So we who have boys and husbands in these camps the least we: ca A do is send tucm news trom home, * Lieut, John threatened to in my way.! Go. receipt in the officers subdued Cox ofter he entered is ‘Galicn City and county building. brandishing a snotgun, and units The greatest assurance rests’ the fast that relatives within action Major General Kenyon A, Jovce, Com manding General of tne Ninth Servics The MATL REACHING YAN Fos2 2nd Command, . 23 poled) the Ban— Sung’ obar He their dsetin: Cox. dee) duly 26ych943) -ofter he allegedly killed fcur pareogs in Ogden, and woundeda fifth, wich 4 snotgun, the ul sung fe duping see 3 OM for Roodhouse, Illinois, and Sergeunt Frank E. Sehneider, Poulsbo, Washing— ton, militar policemen, receivec the soldiers medal, the office of LE As a Guarc., pe sath Ps cer to Awarded | faith NOT. pee ROOTED thet lioosevelt,. nad right makes meee. and on that Poth Pot us to the end, dare to do our duty as we understand it," } : ~~ braham Lincoln ~ as ie