Evening star., 1945-09-11
Given u. S. Blood to Save Life,
Preferred Death to War Trial;
80 Others Ordered Arrested
Hommo, Responsible
For Botuon Death
March, on List
E. the Associated Press.

MorCn, on LIST
E. the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Sept. 11.-As Ameri-
can doctors Strove to save the
life of former Premier TOTO, Gen.
Macarthur tonight directed that
80 other persons, including Shi-
genori Togo, member of Tojo's
Pearl Harbor cabinet, and 1t.
Gen. Masahara Homma of Phil
ippines infamy, be taken into
custody by the American mill
tary forces.
The list included:
Togo. Okinori Kaya. Admiral
Shigetara Shimada, Nobusuke Kishi
Rear Admiral Ken Terashima
Michiyo Iwamura, Kunihiko . Ha-
shida, Hiroya Ino, Chikahiko Koi-
zumi. Sadaichi Suzuki, all members
of the Pearl Harbor war cabinet
and Gen. Homma, commander of
Japanese forces in the Philippines,
who was responsible for the death
march from Bataan and who ac-
cepted Gen. Wainwright's surrender
Nazi Envoy to Japan Named.
Also listed were Jose Laurel, pup
pet President of the Philippines;
Jorge Vargas. puppet Ambassador
from the Philippines to Japan;
Heinrich Stahmer. German Ambas-
sador to Japan; Pratap Mahendra
president of the "Aryan Army" In
dian pro-Japanese organization
headquarters spokesmen explained.
Gen. Macarthur also ordered 1t.
Gen. John R. Hedge, commanding
the oath Army Corps occupying
Korea, to replace all japanese in
governmental positions as rapidly
as possible consistent with the
salty of operations
"An American named Streeter"
from Wake Island full name un-
available), a German, two Aus
tralians and Dutchman were also
included in those Gen. Macarthur
ordered taken into custody today;
all were allegedly linked in some
manner with Radio Tokyo broad
casts during the war.
Others Named in List.
Streeter, employed at Wake be-
fore the war, allegedly wrote some
manuscripts for Japanese broad
casts. Others named in Macarthur
pickup list today were:
Lily Abegg Cor Sybille Abe)
naturalized German citizen, alleged
radio propagandist in Tokyo; Mai
Charles H. Cousens, Australian
Army, formerly Sydney radio an
nouncer, also allegedly linked with
Tokyo broadcaSts; John Holland
believed also known as Davio
Lester, Australian, who allegedly
presented English broadcasts over
the Shanghai radio and later re-
portedly moved to Tokyo.
Joseias van Dienst, who allegedly
broadcast nti-European propaganda
in Dutch on Tokyo radio; DR.. Them
Maung, puppet Burmese Ambassador
to Japan and alleged organizer OF
the Burma independence corps;
Benigno Aquino, president of the
puppet Philippine National AS
sembly; Col. Josef Alfred Meisinger
police attache at the German EN-
bassy, already in custody, ano
Wathakan Wichit, Thailand Am
bassador to Japan.
1t. Gen. Shigemroe Kuroda, Jap.
anese commander in the Philippines
in 1913; Shozo Murate, japanese
Ambassador to the Philippines dur.
ing the occupation; Col Akira
Tagahama, commander of gen.
darmerie in the Philippines who was
declared responsible for tortures al
Fort Santiago; 1t. Col. Seiichi Ohio
declared responsible for atrocitie!
in Manila; DR.. Tokuda (Kouda), de.
clared responsible for medical ex.
perimentation on prisoners of wal
at Shinagawa prison hospital, Tokyo
many of which resulted in deaths
Col. Suzuki, commander at Shi
nagaWa, allegedly responsible TO
atrocities committed there; Jane
Sakaki, chief civilian interpreter a
Ofuna, allegedly responsible for mis-
treatment of prisoners when h
commanded that camp in the alb
sence of its commanding officer
Sergt. Toxic Tobata, guard at Shi
nagawa, alleged to have mistreatet
prisoners; Sen Osanae, civilian Off
cial at Camp No. 8, Newa Kosaka
alleged to have mistreated prison
ers; Gunzo Muira of the Japanes
Army, alleged to have mistreate'
prisoners at the same camp; Sergi
Mutsuhiro Watanabe Omari, cam
guard near Tokyo; 1t. Honash
Takeuchi of the Kawasaki camp
(See OCCUPATION, Page A-4D