Convicted Nazi Set Free; Others Get Light Sentences  A former
Nazi police officer was Bet free by a Hamburg Jury yesterday
after it found him guilty of having participated in the murders
of at least 1800 Jews in the Lublin district of Poland during
World War II. The Jury that convicted 62-year-old Anton Becker
refused to sentence him on grounds that he played a relatively
minor role in the mass killings and was, moreover, “bound by the
military discipline which reigned at the time.”  Three former SS
leaders received light sentences in Munich yesterday for their
role in the murders of 400 Polish Jews. Karl Fingerwas, 62, got
a four year jail term and Siegfried Schuhart and Theodor Lips,
both 57, each was sentenced to five years imprisonment.  A court
in Essen, meanwhile, has postponed for the second time the trial
of Horst Wagner, an aide to Adolf Eichmann accused of complicity
in the mass murder of 350,000 Jews. Wagner, who is free on ball,
was released from trial in order to undergo an eye operation.
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