Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1951 — Page 2

There's Joy In U. S. ‘Homes As Names of POW's Are

‘THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1951

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AWAIT MORE NEWS—The wife and sons of Capt. Harry F. Hedland, listed by the Communists as a prisoner of war, listen to the radio in Fullerton, Cal., for further news of the Air Force officer held ar Pyok-Dong, Korea. Left to right are Larry, 6!/3; Chris, A (on mother" s lap), Mrs. Patricia Hedlund, and Tommy, §

HAPPY NEWS — Mrs. Eulail Millward of Salt Lake iy was notified that her husband, Sot.

SUSPENSE=~Mrs. Barbara Freeman, of Aflanta, Ga., wife of Pfc. William Freeman, sits at her radio waiting to hear if her husband's name will be on the prisoner of war list. A few minutes George E. Millward, missing later came the good news. Pfc. Freeman's name B-29 .gunner, is on the POW was read. roll.

DADDY'S ALIVE—Kathy Louis Bryant, 3/5, ahd her brother, David Charles, 5, of Los Angeles, look at a picture of their father and wonder if he'll be home for Christmas. John D. Bryant, Air Force Ist lieutenant, is one of the prisoners of war whose names were given fo > the United Nations negotiating committee i in Korea.

Daujat, who was first on the list of prisoners held by the Communists, are happy after being inmed that he is alive. Left to right: Diane, 8; Mrs. Daujat, and Esma, 4!/;. They live in San Pablo, Cal. ”

Defense Department Hopes To Complete POW Notification Today

WASHINGTON Dec. 20 American Ticemen 3 ac public and telegrams sent to next gon checks the Communist list few men on the list had been government as missing, but who changes will close at 1 p. m. ondywill be closed all day. The Defense Department the United States Sm ae of bun ‘ against its own casualty list. recorded by the United States as did not turn up on the Communist Christmas eve, Monday, Dec. 24.|. Governors of the New York determining how “true or false” he total of 3198 names sup- The Defense Department said killed in action. Allied headquar- list. The Reds have refused to, Stock Exchange, the New York hoped to complete today its it is. plied by the enemy was a bitter the next-of-kin of some Armyjters in Tokyo was asked to in-'supply the International Red Cross | Animals Killed in Fire : : heartache list of 3198 U. S. Personnel on the list of all contrast to the 11,051 American personnel on the Communist list|vestigate these cases. Commis- with prisoner lists as the United) [Curb Exchange and the Midwest servicemen reported by the Com- services except the Army had servicemen reported by the De- had not been notified immediately |sioned officers were sent to notify Nations command has done. Eight farm animals and 12 {Stock Exchange in Chicago, have been completely processed by the fense Department as officially because: tehickens were killed early today voted the closing. munists as prisoners of War In pentagon crew of 10 officers and Missing in action. ONE—Theire relatives are over- Personally the next-of-kin of these) ‘Some of the unreported may

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Korea. 232 civilian employees working The Defense Department total seas and would be notified today. Men. : have been killed in action and; a ‘ Pentagon officials cautioned around the clock supplying home includes 284 Marines and 47 Navy. TWO — Further Investigation ore Buwilderment thelr bodies not found. Others| ic near Raymond St. andigzturday: will ‘operate as usual anew that they do not consider addresses and next of kiy. men. .. The Communist list has was required in cases where the There was nothing but con- may have been slaughtered by the {Sherman Dr. Killed on the prop-ion saturday, Dec. 22. t “” x . . ’ trustworthy the list supplied by * Rush Notices 58 Marines, eight Navy men and next-of-kin was dead or for some {erty of Clifford Connely, R. R. 5, Chicago and livestock and pro-

the Reds. [76 Air Force personnel. other reason unavailable immedi- |.nued bewilderment ahead for the|Communists. Still others may be Box 669, were a cow, six pigs and President Truman yesterday At 4:30 a.'m. (Indianapolis| “Notifications are sent to next- ately. loved ones of the more than 7800 neld for purposes as yet known a sow. Cause of the blaze was unurged _the loved ones of missing time) 2780 names had been made of-kin as rapidly as the Penta-| An. Army spokesman said a Americans listed officially by thisionly to the enemy. | determined.

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