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legs were aiso oouna «i»a «■* w»» left In that manner for about a Jay and a half without food and water Me received one meal of rice and soup before being taken to Hankow He wu flown from a nearby airfield to a former Chinese prison in Hankow where he was locked In a cell for 13 days Saea Anther Marlon Man While at this prison, he aaw Sft Donald R Watts, aon of Mr and Mrs Carl D Watts of the Smelt-ter road Sgt Watts was brought in three days after Don arrived They found they came from the same town and Major Quigley knew other members of the Watts family through notes delivered by obliging Chinese at the Jail The two were not allowed to talk together however Sft Watts wasork,i«p,»besearlfanifhforavyT.tineMXtEshot down over Hengyang on July 2$ and brought to the prison and was lodged about five cells fromW Quigley In a phone call to Mrs Watts, Major Quigtey learned that he is enroute home nowWhile at the prison. Major Quigley said that the prisoners were taken out of their cells at hla different times and questioned by ince the Japanese in hopes of obtain-i ing some military information When questioned about his own treatment he merely said it wasii-a*t-t to(Turn to RETURN, Rage 7)least
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Marion Star
Marion, Ohio, US
Fri, Oct 26, 1945
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