OPILIZATION } OF ITALIAW PRISONER OF WAR LABOR ox Labor.-~ “Belligerents may utilize the laber of rding to their rank and aptitude, officers f and a | persons of oulvaltah “However, if officers or persons of equivalent suitable work, status request it ehall be secured for them so far as is possible. ly be requi quest status except do « wwervisoryy work, unless ao xcres a - remunerative ‘occupation. go able t ger | prisoners of war may be employed by the de~ we cording to their yen and aptitude, with the ex= eave. Yer -Connt.seioned A. Sore pty stealiy unfit, 1 nor "eaployed at a which io ealthful « angeroug, Otherwise, all sachin | war are recuired ¥ } Com , perform ? ee er Oe — pe tal un~ omaananii of te, eee ee ae eapleyed upon any werk not directly class dneludes the labor necessary for the upkeep and hes prisoners; and work within the respective orisener of war companie such as kitehen police, barracks orderlies, cooks, taslore, barbers, ete. "The | paid, exeept in instances where & prisoner of war ia age: ae med oermanen tly h time thereto as ie agony class to euch dubies, and dehis participation in paid tKe work. "Clase two work include 5 ofs Eh angles all tyres of laber whieh de not fall |‘ abor are we Chase _ ens wank es or cor- it ai duly a of War, Chapter 1. Generalities. 1929. Section III. Laber of erisoners Articles 2. ~28-