IO REGO ES SPRID ne SUBJECT: TO: Prisoner of War Commanding 1. Circular thereof. Camp, General, Army Army 30 April 1944. Service Service Forcew Depot, rorces Ogden, Depot » Ogden, Utah. Utah. Attention is invited to War Department » Prisoner of War No. 3,4 January 1944, and more particularly to Section II You are advised as follows: | & Pursuant to the directive contained in the above-mentioned circular, and pertinent Army Regulations cited therein, the control of the Prisoner of War Camp, Ogden, Utah, is your responsibility. Under provisons of paragraph 6 b, AR 170-10 for purposes of administration of prisoner of war camp, you will be under _ Commanding General, Ninth Service Command. Ze out Your attention is invited to the the supervision of the following: &@. Prisoners of war should be continuously employed throyh the year and should work eight hours per da: » 8ix days a week. b. They should be employed only on projects to the provisions of the Geneva Convention. that eenferm ¢c. Proper work supervision should be provided. The guard should be responsible for the security of the prisoners of war and should not be as foreman or work bosses. d. On the of the work involved, job determination should be made as to the safety 6. When clearances are necessary, they should be secured from the War Manpower Commission before the prisoners of war are put to work, f. Fraternizing &- Association with women_must be prevented, and interchange of hospitality between civilians or soldiers and prisoners of war must be prevented. Signed-- — — = W.E. Allen Captain, A.G.D. Asst. Adjutant General.