The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
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WASHINGTON = President Tru- man has drafted a comprehensive message for delivery to Congress this week, the White House said today, and later will submit his views on disposition of the atomic bomb in a separate communication. NGTON-Wartime orders excluding persons of Japanese an- cestry from West Coast areas were revoked completely by the Army to- day, effective at midnight tonight Pacific Coast Time) The action, the War Department said, resulted from equalization of Japan.
 ROME-The Italian News Agency Ansa reports that one Italian Con- munist was killed and two others seriously wounded in a street fight with Polish soldiers Sunday in the village of Palagianello near Tar anto. The fight started, the agency said, when a Polish soldier asked civilians to remove Communist cm- blems from a wall.
 WASHINGTON - Gen Vain wright is expected to arrive here next Monday from the Orient.
 YOKOHAMA-There will be no kid-glove handling of Hirohito's sub jects when the United States Navy takes over. The Navy has instructed its officers and men to use a firm hand in dealing with the conquered enemy.
 SEATTLE - Presidents or their representatives of three airlines, Pan American, Northwest and United will confer here tomorrow with T committee to fight for retention of Seattle as the airways gateway to Alaska and the Orient. Juan Trippe, w. A. Paterson and Croil Hunter have indicated they will be here or send representatives.
 WASHINGTON Secretary of State Byrnes leaves for London this week with detailed plans to give the United States and other great pow CTS decisive control over the key inland waterways of Europe. He will lay the plans before a meeting of Big Five Foreign Ministers.
 LONDON British newspapers have editorially measured the im- pact and results of the war and have brought forth tag which may provide a historic label for the con- flict They call it "The Six Years War"
 SAN FRANCISCO = A dispatch from Yokohama reveals that four Army teams are compiling list of Japanese war criminals. The list was started as result of the stories of brutal and inadequate treatment reported by liberated prisoners of war.
 LONDON-A dispatch from Hong Kong says that Chinese crowd has beaten to death a number of armed Japanese soldiers caught on the streets of the British Crown Colony when occupation forces of the Elm pire landed last Thursday.
 WASHINGTON = Censorship of mail and telegrams of American armed forces abroad has been ended by the Army and Navy. The Joint Chiefs of Staffs, as consequence of the formal surrender of Japan, ordered discontinuance of the cen sorship of mail and telegragh com- munications of all members of the United States armed forces and civ- ilian employees in the Pacific-Asia- tic theatres and on the European continent.
 CHUNGKING GeneraliSSimo Chiang Kai-shek in a V-J message /, to the nation said Now that the war is over we shall permit no further delay in the inauguration of constitutional democracy in China.
 LONDON-The number of Japa- nese troops who have surrendered to Russian forces to date is estimated on the basis of Moscow advices total approximately 586,000 men-includ- ing III generals.
 SAN FRANCISCO = The Domei Agency in Japanese-language
 broadcast recorded by the EGG, said
 that Vice Adm. Matsuo Morizumi, Osaka Naval Defense District Sup