Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1945 — Page 11
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By RALPH TEATSORTH United Press Staff Correspondent MOROTAI, Molucca Islands, Aug. 8.—Maj, Gen. Harry H. Johnson of Houston, Tex., ordered: “Bring that. pot-bellied Japanese so-and-so back alive.” 80 His men did it. They captured Col. Kuisu Ouchi, who was the scourge of Morotai, ih the northern
ippines. They had to jerk Ouchi's face out of the mud to haul him back, but it was all in the day's work. They even dusted him off before they brought him before Johnson, commanding general of the 83d infantry division. Lt. Col. Jack C. McKenzie of Victoria, Tex., got the job of bringing Ouchi back alive. He took four Negro enlisted men and four white officers ipto the jungle with him on Aug, 2. They stalked Ouchi to his Tjioe
river headquarters. The patrol stealthily surrounded 20 Japanese, |
Moluccas islands south of the Phil- |.
taking about 90 minutes to get+into position for their final attack. Finally a Yank yelled In Japanese: “Surrender and we won't hurt you.” i : The Japanese soldiers : started running, McKenzie killed two. A third soldier fell over the prone body of one of McKenzie's victims and his face ploughed into the mud. McKenzie rushed up and grabbed him, He asked, “where is Colonel Ouchi?” : . The mud-caked Japanese folded his arms, replying: “I'm Col.- Ouchi. Kill me.” “Sorry,” said McKenzie, “but I have orders to bring you in alive.” Ouchi is one of the highest ranking Japanese officers ever captured. When told that Tokyo was almost destroyed, he said: “It couldn't be or Japan would have surrendered.” The fight to capture him lasted seven minutes. The score was nine Japanese killed, and no American casualties.
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HOOSIERS STIOY ATOM SMASHING
Purdue, India and Notre Dame Experiment.
Experiments in atom smashing have been going on for many years at Indiana's three largest univer- | sities, Purdue, Indiana” and Notre Dame, Each of the three universities is equipped ‘with a cyclotron, or “atom smasher,” whose streams of neutron rays have led to new findings in nuclear physics, and ultimately to the atmoic bomb. At Notre Dame in 1940, work was begun on a 20-ton, eightmillion voltage atom smasher, then twice as large as any electrostatic generator in the country. A new type generator, the Notre Dame cyclotron, however, was not completed at the time of Pearl]
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questing that no detailed informas, tion be given out concerning their experiments, it was learned from the Notre Dame and Purdue public relations departments. ; Purdue university has been conducting atom smashing experiments since 1935, when its cyclotron was installed, said Dr.’K. Lark Horovitz, | head of the university physics. de- | partment, | At that time approximately 16 physicists were in the cyclotron laboratory. Acting president of Purdue, Dr. A. A. Potter, stated that at present several members of the physics. faculty are on leave of absence for war research. Indjana university got its cyclotron laboratory and atom smasher in 1940. It was at that time second largest in the U. S. In New Building "he Indiana cyclotron laboratory
building constructed at I. U, in| 1938. Four members of the Indiana physics department faculty were called by the government to do research in nuclear physics in 1941. Dr. E. J. Konopinski, associate professor of physics, has been on leave since January, 1943, and located in New Mexico, site of one Of the testing grounds for the atomic bomb. Dr. Allen C. G. Mitchell, head of the physics department and one of the nation’s foremost experts in nuclear physics, has been on leave since 1942, and located in Washington. Others are Dr. Franz N. D. Kurie, associate professor of physics, on leave since October, 1941, and Dr. Lawsence M. Langer, assistant professor of physics, on leave since January, 1943,
MEAT PRODUCTION UP CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (U., P.) ~The war meat board announced today federally inspected meat production totaled 267,000,000 pounds for the past week, compared with 265,000,= 000 pounds for the preceding week and 308,000,000 pounds for the corresponding week of 1944.
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