the “bull pen” on restricted diet of bréad and water, but as they have cut great holes in the eompound fences, their compatricts see to it that they eat more and better delicacies in the “bull pen* than. home. The more they get, the @ore they gru ble. They are no better shey were as soldiers, and do not respond readil, The slegan seems to be, in handling the Cermans though the Germans a slits _ About ne have the sane mistakes will already boon trained PPol. thi whe oY ) infractions t ath of 3 Warehouse we lieds talking to the Italian sergente in charge. were anes Beynow b on adjacent luaber plies allied Private ( » Saco ‘oH Sicehaah, “De in that te the no~-work Lie was seated “on a ners ottect A anaber of the prisovers thi mot be made, al- excerpts are from reports of typical king ‘waber ~ just 4 “Peace at any price.” el Prpetan Mims d . ie the “officers i Soren of on MSs floor of Annex tle. ds anthough there were no other prisoners area at , that figs « Uper ing a oe the2 ane Left the bud ding ond aie + the civilian Reteeehe in the hadiben whe he Joined a group of ae other prisoners, who were apparently having & rest period. The POO questioned the military guard, “vt. Podoleky, 65th UPEG Co., whe pr that he did not know why the prisoner was ating around and that he, himself, wae new on the job and did not know hie way round. He further stated that the prisonera had cleaned windows in the “ii8S earlier in the evening. 33 ‘ cant. a ‘Brig. T, Viviano, 15 Movember 194s. . Halph Talbot Jr, “Lt. Col, MN. Pava, 3iay 19bb. | Gommanding General. (From ~22~ 19 June 1943.