Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 15

"FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1945

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NAZI OFFICERS TAKEN IN JAPAN

‘Butcher of Warsaw’ Among. Arrested Germans. |

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Meissinger, Nazi “butcher of Warsaw,” at the resort town of Hakone, 50 miles southwest of Tokyo. The identity of the naval officers was not revealed, but it was pre-| sumed they were in charge of sub-; marines which plied between axis) ports in Europe and Japan. The officers were being questioned | to determine the extent of exchange |

Several German naval officers were | “|arrested yesterday with Joseph A.

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announced a new point discharge system for commissioned officers in the army which will make some 200,000 of its 800,000 officers eligible for immediate discharge. The “critical” scores, computed on the same basis as scores for enlisted men, are: colonels, lieutenant | colonels and majors, 100; captains {land 1st and’ 2d lieutenants, 85. warrant and flight officers, 80; nurses, 65; WAC officers (all grades, 44; physical therapists and dietitians, 41. The army said the critical score : | would be progressively lowered and that approximately 600,000 officers would be released for all reasons.by next July. No provision was made for generals.

Arthur T. Close (left) and Capt.

: of information on secret weapons William A. McKinzie (right).

and other war secrets by Germany, and Japan. Brig. Gen, Elliott Thorpe, chief of counter-intelligence under Gen.| Douglas MacArthur, revealed that Meissinger was carrying papers] wif identifying him as a German police | rison by Capt. William A. Mc~ |gttache and a member of the! Rin) Killed § W gestapo when arrested. Cc. ose was 11le: In action ’ last March 30. The medal was Went to Japan in '43 | given for heroism on Feb. 25, | He said Meissinger was understood when Pfc. Close repulsed a Japa- |to have come to Japan in 1943. He nese counterattack. Despite su- [was being questioned at- length by| perior numbers of enemy troops, American officers. Pfc, Close stood his ground and | pejssinger has been named by | maintained steady fire. His action |pgjish authorities as the Nazi war | enabled his platoon to regroup |ecriminal who. carried out the de- | and assault the enemy position. struction .of the Warsaw ghetto] . He was a graduate of Technical |a4 was responsible for the deaths! high-school and was employed by of thousands of other Jews. P. R. Mallory -& Co. before he Thorpe said the roundup of war

enlisted Nov. 17, 1942. Pfc. Close | criminals in Japan might take some | fought at New Caledonia, Guadal= |¢{jme. A special search was being

canal, Bougainville and Cebu. He | made for. those who had fled Euwore the purple heart and the |pope, he said. sombat infant infantryman’s rymar's badge. “Not Going Anywhere”

——“Before we —are— through, . we'll] round them ali up, but right ndw there's no hurry,” he said. “They're not going anywhere, We would only be doing them a favor in bringing them in and giving them" food needed by the boys from the prison camps.” Thorpe also said his department ‘was preparing to censor Japanese newspapers and radio broadcasts, “At the moment, we do not have enough men to do a complete job of censorship, and we feel it is more important to bring combat troops in first,” he said.

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Arthur T. Close, father 6f Pfc. James T. Close, was presented the bronze star medal, which was awarded his son posthumously, at a ceremony recently at Ft. Har-

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NAMED SERVICE OFFICER CONNERSVILLE, Sept. 7 (U. PJ. —Bert J. Ochiltree, world war 1 veteran, today became a part-time Fayette county service officer to ald in the rehabilitation of returning veterans. He will take over full-| time duties on completion of a’ special training course in Indianapolis,

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