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yde L. Galbreath
Top
Cheering San Franciscans line
the roadside as a busload of
heroes from Cabanatuan lei t the
piei after arrival on an army
transport (right background).
The men, rescued from Japa
nese captivity when American
Rangers and Filipino guerillas
raided the Cabanatuan prison
•amp on Luzon island, were only
a part of the 272 brought home.
Center
Suffering from beri beri, caused
by a Jap starvation diet at Ca -
anatuan. Pvt. Albert Hayes of
Lordsburg, N. M. (with cane) is
helped down the gangplank.
Bottom
Pvt Alfred Jolley (center) lost
an arm on Bataar, and was a Jap
prisoner for nea ly 3 yea s but
all was forgotten when he greeted
his mother, Mrs Edwin Ryan
and his stepfather, of San Fran
cisco.
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