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Show . . .. , j Ray Church Heard on Broadcast From Japan; Says He is W ell- t f n ; I '."- m-aw-w.:-,-:. , :' ' Ray N. Church, prisoner of Japanese since 1941. Mrs. George N. Church received receiv-ed the following about her son, Ray N. Church, a prisoner of war in Osaka Camp: Washington, D.C., May 12, 1945 Mrs. George N. Shurch, Delta, Utah. Following enemy propaganda broadcast from Japanese Government Govern-ment has been intercepted. Quote. Dear folks, and all. I hope this letter will find you as healthy heal-thy as it leaves me. It seems so long since I could set down and write you that I hardly know where to begin. As I have said, I am in good health and there is no need for you to worry about me. I have received mail occasionally occa-sionally and also I have received a box this year. It was really nice to hear from you and the box was swell. There we can straighten ourselves again. Send my regards to all with all my love. Ray N. Church, Pfc, Osaka Camp, USMC. Unquote. This broadcast supplements all pre-ious pre-ious reports. Stop. L. E. Rich, Provost Marshal General This was a very welcome Mother's Day greeting to Mts. Church. |
