nciais ncre.anaoSY' -P I I Pi b«: {pi:Saturday morning through thrim office of Elyria Chapter of the j American Red Cross. Mr. and-Mrs 1 Su J-nhn H. Sigsworih of Chestnut . j fo,-Ridge, were notified of the liber- \ h.i Minn of their son 2nd LI. John R ' jn Sigsworth. from a German prisoner s s4i of war camp.That news was -followed with a • ,,f cablegram directly from id. -Sigs- ' u, wihth which his parents ‘ received | \y cn Sunday evening, reporting that j jr; he was well and safe and hoped J U; see his family soon. !I.t . Sigsworth. a cn.piio.t on a B-l7 bomber, was a prisoner of war lor eight months in Germany. Hehas a brother. Ll. Russell Ssgs- h.a i t ^ A ^tlrrworth who is a pilot on a B-251 bomber in the Philippines. ]' The American Red 'Cross is pi o* .\ iding tliis service for libeialed prisoners of war who wish to not - . , ify then' families of. the fact thm ; they have been freed. The load i i clB.pi.er points out that these messages are relayed to the families i,v soon as they are received from Kali mud Headquarters.