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Mrs. Etta E. Jones (at left)>
65, only white woman captured
by the Japs in the Aleutians,
tells of being kicked and slugged
‘on Attu and of her 3 years in a
Nipponese prison camp. She is
shown here shortly after her ar
rival at Fairfield, Calif., on an
Army Air Transport plane that
brought her back from Japan.
Her husband, Charles, was
killed by the Japs at Attu and
Mrs. Jones was taken prisoner.
Mrs. Ray Dell, formerly of
Kodiak, now living in Fairfield,
called Mrs. Jones by telephone,
according to a letter received
this week by Mrs. Pete Magnu
sen, a good friend of Mrs. Jones.
The letter said:
“She went right to San Fran
f cisco after arriving here, and we
finally located where she was
staying there and called her up
; We we«e going to see her but she
was leaving for Seattle that af
ternoon so we didn’t have time.
“She ce'tainly must have a
forgiving nature to feel as she
does about the Japs. I’m sure I
don’t feel that way and they
didn’t do the things to me that
! they did to her, besides killing
her husband.
"She told me she didn't plan
on going to Alaska any more.”
The Alaskan natives who were
on Attu when the Japs invaded
have been found in a prisoner of
war camp at Otaru on Hokkaido,
according to press reports.
Not only had the 24 men and
women originally captured done
ail right on slim rations but they
had intermarried with Japanese
peasants and their number had
increased to 25 by a recent birth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Wodling
er returned to Kodiak via Wood
ley Monday after a few days vis
iting in Anchorage.
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