Adviser to Chiang freed from Japs
LONDON, England (UP) – The British radio reported today that W. H. Donald, famous adviser to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, had been released from internment in Manila.
The report said Mr. Donald was captured by the Japs when they overran the Philippines but they never learned his identity.
Mr. Donald, an Australian, was known by Allied authorities to be a prisoner but the fact was kept secret because it was feared the Japs would execute him if they discovered his identity.