The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Jop Officers Arrested For MussocFe Combat Troops e
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 Tokyo, Sept. 2e.(UP) Gen Douglas MacArthur tr day ordered the arrest Of z Japanese occused of s massacre of more than 1UQ Allied war prisoners and am nounced that three veteran Pacific combat divisions would embark for the United States within seven weeks
 Grim Slaughter
 The Japanese officers and aiNa were accused of burning to deAil4 machine gunning and bayonnt'n8 helpless prisoners in ail eir x4lH shelter ct Paiawan ill tho RliilIp# pines last December i4.
 quoting War Department eslie mates MacArthur said nhipHzlA# space will Do available for tho zea turn of ,4e0,0 900 men from tho N# cific Theater during tho next a8XeKE months. Units to Do returned f4lS lowing the 43rd which is alEeaa loading ct Yokohama ares
 The 3ist Division, Oot. sz. Division, Nov il, ard tho alslA Nov lS.
 Japs Curtailsd
 At tho same time the slEpFenle commander denied the JapaneHs government the use Of 9e0,0Q0 l4iaN Of chipping for the Approximations ~ soldiers from what was 01lce 5A* pans Greater East Asia~ ephoEe.
 There was however, apparently sl4 direct connection between tho N niai of chipping to the JaNnks and on estimate that ehippinR aEeN able for transfer Of American aF hoFneward would increase fr0za 900 tons in October to 2809D0 April.
 Tho suprOEae commander tod t'4 Japanese to mako e peKiodic# KAH view of civilian Faqlitfomenss said that use Of cargo ships ea ~ BengeF craft would be aIilka0 "oriy when vossola' leads aFe 4AI ficiefit to inglirO q maximum u1e space"
 MacAEthur said that elle American personnel would be ~ able through lowering the 4IA of neccasry disohaFge points to NsE. shipping ailooatioEls in daal February and March, The asresting order went o11f tH the American Eighth Army bIk4 was not clear immediately Wi14ls1eE the wanted men were in JaNam VI still in the Philippines. Some ulz of the Eighth have just mev14 fzN the Philippines into southern pan.
 High Ranking Man
 Named for complicity in sls6 massacre were the ranking okkIN1k It. col 0ae satoshi. four eartalN i3 first heutenants, nine eee4NN lieutenarts, 6 probationary oki'z two warrant officers and four W4zAN commissioned officers.
 Japanese police today halted fs& sale of c Tokyo SaeWHpApeE UAxE ing . large photograph oz E Douglas MacArthur and NHp Hirohito standing together ln # American embassy.
 Col. Donald D. Hoover, naae#K= thurs civil celsorship officer. NAz9f ed by implication that the Jaraz|& csc government may have 0s4N the ban. It definitely did Eot 44 iginate with the Allies, he eaid.
 The MacArthur- -TEirohlto nl9tA4 appeared the only possible nza1e in the newspaper-the Tokyo &''zEIs bun-which the Japanese Goy1z ment might have considered o1ieQN tionable.
 Little Han
 The two-columu cut siaoWe1 kN emperor in formal morning standing beside-but mora tHNn full head shorter than Naac in regulation sun tan khakAa W< open-necked slairt.
 The Japanese traditinnally H lieved that no mortal shoni0 AH4# down on their emperor, whom li regard as 6 God, and this may hH#s played e part in the ban. U4 stories of houses normally are H'z tered when the emperor passes formal procession.
 The marked contrast hEtWe Hirohitos formal attire ard Ma2 Arthur's hot-weather garb Hse may have influenced the governs ment. Some Japanese Qu4<le1z @I4 ready have condemned the 9z1f nr,s visit tc Nee E ssssss:=sas sssss= ss as a final act of humiliation Japan.
 All Japanese language Me#6 pers gave prominent display stories of the meeting. but NzN carried editorial comment.
 Mainichi;s headline said: I.2 emperor calls on Gen. Msek& and talks intimately; wears N.1 ing coat" Its news story 84f9 two leaders shook hands Wak
 Japanese authorities c1ue with the meeting were sstrIHR awe and deeply moved. Aa said, because there Was 10 s1e of traffic when the emperor through Tokyo from his palsA the American embassy.
 Macarthur, meantime. H lzed full Japanese produet'aQ textiles except silk and 8llK lures. The latter reQulke approval H0m Allied head