Occupation Forces Figured at 400,000 Four hundred thousand men are to make uptheUnited States* Army of occupation in Japan. By the end ofMarch 1,250,000 soldiers will have returned home from the Pacific.-Under a program announced by Gen. Mac Arthur, the divisions in the Pacific will be located, by January 1, as follows:TLflMO SAKES fa YOU CLEAN OFF SHOES AFOfiE Ylt;IN THIS HERE STOn Japan—11 divisions: The 11th Airborne, 1st Cavalry, 77th, 81st,25th 97th, 32nd,41st, ,24th, 98th,and 33rd. In Korea —the 7th, 40th, and 6th. In the Philippines — the 93^d, 96th, and 86th.The di v i s i o n s which will finallyremain as occupation troops are the * 11th Airborne, 24th, 25th, and 1st Cavalry on Japan, the 7th and 8th Divi-