squarely and every effort made to minimize them by quiet, and unobtrusive measures. for athletics, entertainment, recreation, libraries effective Special services should be made available music, religious services, (including books social activities ‘ and periodicals they can read), attractive dayrooms, and the elimination of dissatisfactions. Adequate recreational outlets, congenial atmosphere and surroundings, and plenty of hard work should assist materially in minimiaing social problems. Training programs for Italian Service Units provide for instructior in aex hygiene. This instruction should be adequately and appropriately covered and continuously stressed. Italian translation of paragraph 251, Fil 21-100 and commentary in Italian for TF 81238 in Unglish have been furnished. ; tment received so much ueks and gas for these picnics, | eriticiem on using they were discontinued. garding Sunday tri headquarters does mot feel justified ending more gasoline and motor vehicles than sufficient for one pany each week end. Road (on foot) march by an additional company into the mountains nor ranks broken in the vicinity of farm houses, etc.18 will be approved provided no town or village is entered, Then came directives, ASF Circulars, fros “ashing ou, stating that Italians could be taken to town on sightseeing tours, providing they were escorted by American perso: mel attached to their unit. were conducted to points of interest aro na tais vieinity. permission was granted to Italian offi cere given to the enlisted men to go inte only, and then These tours At first cradvally whe city with American enlisted men a¢ escort. Post commanders will notify all military and civilian authorities as Well as the local newspapere thet Italian Service Unit personnel will be authorized to visit the selected localities with an American escort, 7 Weilization of Italian service | ut Labor.-~ the public showed con- siderable antagonism over the appearance of italian were still | . Lt. service Unite which generally regarded as enemy aliens being needlessly coddled. vol., n, , Fava que. i dune 1944. 19 tr. usc, to CO. UASFD, 30 May 194b. JASFD, to CO. rsu. iM