of separate Ge d. A direct American of their the complete <A to the Depot system of short but intensive group by vepot Headquarters: integration with and subordination of this area its personnel treat formations, that battalions responsibllity by Italian Officers, through their supervisory saab for the control and discipline respective companies and battalions: and all ¢. « ompanies and proper: disetplinary driils and re- with a weekly inspection and review «f the as @ part of the training program. I might add that the primary grouse of the Italians is the fact they are not permitted individual evening AGB G o Notwithstanding everything we can say and do they still persist in demands for such passes and in the assertion with them, etc., that the Yar vepartaent has not played fair Kven the recently received authority for supervised wet with an indifferent, if not sullen, reception. this attitude, the vy" become group tours, Faced with and police problem(at night, principally) has & serious one. nding official orters'on pass privileges, arrang mpany phasis up the canyon for a picnic each sunday was placed on athletics within the compound. any teck pride in their funde was soccer used team, to buy athletic which was sent Woney from equips: sent. to “alt Lake Fost They to play. ompeted with other teams such as the Italian Service Unite at the Ogden Arsenal. svery effort was made to offer projects such as movies and attractive day rooms. in the Italian Service Unit instructional letter signed by the C, 3 duly 1944, new policies are outlined: Experience has shown that soldiers with mo place to the wrong places. These men will be no different. to go usually go Incidents which might more or less pass without particular significance where our own personnel is involved will be spotlighted insofar as italian personne ia concerned. it is necessa:y that the problems presented be faced TTarig. ven ven. D.C. Signed, vol. uni knuysen Owens, Gol. pir. Pers. Underwood, ~56~ viv. officer, vol. Fava. QvG Washington,