KAXSAN ASKS FURLOUGHSFOR SIX SONS FOR ONE MORE FAMILY REUNION(Contii'.Utd Irom pMr« one)Okinawa, some in Europe and some :ln this country.AH Flan U ReenlisiAll In the Army plan to reenllst, Jansen wrote, so he believes this Christmas wiii be the best opportunity to get all of his boys home. The Jansens and their service as oulined by the father include;Capt. Clarence T. Jansen, Fort McPherson, Ga., 15 years' service; Earl P. Jansen, Navy, discharged; Lt. Raymond T. Jansen, San Francisco, over 10 years’ service; Sgfc. Alfred J. Jansen, discharged with over 10 years' service; Lt. Anthony M. Jansen, in Europe, six years’ service; Capt. Edward H. Jansen, in the Pacific area, si* years’ service; Sgt. John J. Jansen, in. the Pacific area, three years' service, and Louis A. Jansen, now in Pecos, Tex., two years' service.