for Italian officers and enlisted for a minimum of five Personnel hours should men to be conducted in off duty per unit weekly. be assigned to groups in accordance with ability to learn the language and absorb the instruction. will advance instruction. at a pace The instruction stress on grammar. American devices, on the No. commensurate with for machine, and like items trainees ite ability should be of practical | names so that hours nature, automobile, ach to absorb without their group the too much and truck parts, tools, used in training should be impressed constantly, they associate the American name with the part. 28 Jurisd and iction Fersonnel.~- Attention is invited to "D,P! cir., 3,4 danuary 1944, advised as follows: Pursuant and pertinent Ogden, 170-10 and more particularlto y thereof. You are | to the directive AR's Sec.11 cited conteined in the above-nentioned therein, the control of the Prisoner of circular, Yar Camp, Utah, is your responsibility. tnder provisio of ns par 6b, AR for purposes of administration of prisoner of war camp, you will be under the supervisi of on the Commanding General, Nelfare.-~ Chaplain Raphael Vonteleone Ninth Service Comman¢ came to Ogden in July 1944, nearly eleven years after he left his native italy and applied for naturalization in the U.S. He was transferred from this camp 21 January 1945. Lt. Monteleone vestments a chapel. this Depot; requisitioned $800.00 and made arrangements for a new and 5 sets to have a larger building of converted into On Christmas Eve he held three masses, beginning took a car to the Arsenal for a second he held at Hill Field where about 500 prisoners here about 4:30 in the morning. CG, BSC to CG, UASFD. mass; attended, the third one and returned While he was gone an Italian Army Priest :straining Memorandum No. 180. “Ltr. altar 23 Aagust 1944. 30 April 1944. nt — See pages 47-9 Chapter IV Organization of the Italian ~bl = Service tmnit