Evening star., 1945-08-14
Surrender
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morning big Cities there as vet no
ocial assurance that Tokyos reply will be satisfactory
During the morning atmosphere the White House
and State Department optimistic
Of our long vigil" 'N'' '''"'s ''' e"'
White House aides emphasized however the
previously laid plans latter part
actually will have responsible japanese
leaders nave signed the dotted line probably
base or on board an American warshp
Speculation Deleg alton
There speculation that Admiral Nmz Mac
Arthur will either compose delegation assigned
captuation this although
made appear virtually that
Gen Macarthur Japan 1ooooo or men
required to that country na begin the
OF disarmament and pachcaton.
Later Allied arrangements be completed
is expected that Gen Macarthur will become chairman OF an
Allied Control Commission which will Japan pre-
domnanty American direction but with British Russian and
Actually machinery of surrender can begin to
into operation until President gives
The decision give assuming is the thing
unless the accentance hromgh fodav the atomic hh
paigns would be night
Super again
derng nohward against industrial targets The B2ss
make the bomb attacks had
since Saturday.
this that in store for the enemy Pres-
dent Truman reported by military authorities had planned
several beyond the Russian declaration counting the
of newly developed in Americas arsenal
shock and knock Japan out of the fighting at early date
The text of the ary-morning Swiss broadcast:
Japan accepted the captuation offer Japanese
Information Bureau announced this morning
the capltuaon Allies report OF the
minister In the Of the morning the Swiss
Telegraph Agency received radogram from the japanese
Dom which said by the Emperor shortly to
be communicated accepting the PotSdam declaration"
American Broadcastng Co. monitors New York reported
that radio stations had been attempting contact all
japanese ships The monitors said the stations
mitting call letters AMused Japanese government
to contact ships at sea in emergencies.
First Jap Broadcast at 1850 AM
The first Japanese response to the Allied note
at l50 today when the Associated Press listening post
New York heard the Tokyo radio transmit the following Dome
message, preceded by the word Flash"
t learned that imperial message accepting
proclamations will be forthcoming soon"
This buetned the Associated Press
throughout the Nation and touched off celebrations
number Of cities particularly New York.
twenty-five later the listening
heard Tokyo Morse stations JUP JUD their
morning transmssions by repeating the fash After
that they broadcast routine with
mention of Tokyo's reply to the Allied
Before the Tokyo FASH however there had indications
the japanese radio that to the Allied surrender
demand forthcoming Tokyo said cabinet
been in session until late Monday night indicated
reply to the Allies would be forthcoming legal
cedures are completed"
The Tokyo fash about 90 Japan
had broadcast to the world that
the basis of the Potsdam formula
her with his sovereignty Allied
dispatched at 1890 Saturday. informed Japan
Hrohto stayed the throne he the
his armies throughout Asia take
mander of occupation n he