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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03

Leigh White poroGa IL Rima,
da je mnogo ljudi I~taliji pre-
pricanih, da elm Sc umakne an
gleSka in ameriSka armada, ie
clVilna vojna neizogibna.
Okupacija DO dolgotrajna
Posebno V .strahu pred liud-
stVom SO industrialci, veliki
zemljiSki p~osestniki in drugi
priVilegirani sloji. Vsi ii zele, da
zaVezniSka armada ostane V tia
lii, ker lie ona DO stanju W.
drzavati red in mir. Naobratno
pa italijansko delavstvo sma-
ira, da nj zavezniSke armada V
~Italiji Vec treba in da je mai
bOljSe, da odide. Dezelo DO po-
ten laglje stabilizirati in 10
spraViti V normalne toxic. Toda
ako bodo zavezniki p~osluSali
monarhiste, bogataSe in hierar-
hijO, bOdO armada V Italiii Sc
dolgo drzali.
Ii krogi trdijo, da Gim bi "a
VczniSka armada odSla, bi ma
Stala s pomocjo Rustic komuni-
STIGMA revolucija. White piSe,
ola SO mnogi bogati Italijani ia
ko p~repricani, da Sc dogodi, da
skuSajo svojo imovino spreme-
nit V tuje valute in da 10 pro-
dajajo najrajSe Americanom in
Anglezem. Namen je dvojen.
Prvic, da dobe tujo valuto, in
drugic ker Sc nadejajo, da cim-
veGje bodo ameriSke in angle
Ske vloge V I~taliji, boil bodo ma
strait prOti komunistom.
MnOgo tajnih organizacij
Vsled hegotovosti, XII vlada V
l~taliji, Sc razni interest priprav-
ljajo ma mozen spopad in tako je
naStalO tajno oborozevanje, V
katerem baje vsi tekmujejo. Ia
vezniki so takoj pc umiku Mem
cev IL severne I~talije zahtevali
cd partizanov in drugih prebi-
valcev, da jim morajo izrociti
vSe orozje, toda so ga veliko
skrili.
White poroca, da SO "a mozen
spopad m~onarhisti najboljse or
ganizirani. Njihove oborozene
celice tvorijo bivSi castniki in
sinovi plemenitaSev. Ma dezeli
Sc ustanavljajo oborozene celice
med konservativnimi kmeti.
Ma celu tega gibanja so vaSki
zupniki.
VlOga sOcialistov
Mnenje je, da bodo S spopa-
dom komunisti prvi priceli.
Koliksna je njihova moe ie
sedaj tezko ugotoviti, volitev pa
Sc nj bio. Socialisticna stranka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
Filmska predstavo v
dvoruni SNIP

V soboto 6. oktobra DO V dvo-
rani SNPJ V Chicago predvajan
film o nacijskih grozodejstvih
in film Vase delo v Nemciji".
Predstava Sc pricne oh 8. I'VE
Ger. Vstop prost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03

Je smatrana "a najvecjo liudsko
stranko V Italiji, Teoreticno ie
>ona "a preobrat ma demokrati-
cen nacin, toda razmere V TIA
lii SO take, da nihce ne We, kdai
Sc tn in tam dogode izgredi in
pa kdaj DO med maso V sploS-
mem vzkipelo.
Z Dezela je bila V vojni hudo
tepena, MEN ponos je splahnel
in razocaranje je veliko ma vseh
koncih in krajih.
Proti zaveznikom hi bio brz-
kone veliko srda, ako bi liud-
Stvo ne bilo tako zelo odvisno
cd Nth. UNRRA dovaza veliko
hrane in drugih potrebScin in
italijanska industrial je odvis-
ma cd surovin IL tujih dezel, Sc
daj V glavnem cd Velike Brita-
nije in Zed. draw. Ampak vzelo
DO dolgo, predno pride italian
ska ekonomija spet red. To
Velja vec ali mani ,pravzaprav
"a vse dezele V Evropi.
Poskus S posvetovalno zbornico
V pomirjenje politicnega or
racja je sedanja vlada poskusila
S posvetovalno zbornico ali
'konsulto'', V katero je imeno-
Vala mad stir sto clanov; zasto-
pane SO vse stranke in tudi
plemStvo. Ia konzulta ina pra-
Vico lie debatirati in dajati Via
di nasVete, nina pa moci spre-
jemati postav. To pravico bo
incl Sele novi parliament, XII DO
izvoljen brzkone V novembru.
V otvoritvenem govoru dine
CKonec ma 3. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03

Proletarec sluzi edino delavcem
In njihovim bojem "a pravice. V "a
memo ne pricakuje drugega kot da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
VlOga s~OcialistOv
Okupacija DO dolgotrajna

Mnenje je, da bodo S spopa-
dom komunisti prvi priceli.
Koliksna je njihova moe ie
sedaj tezko ugotoviti, volitev pa
Sc nj bio. Socialisticna stranka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
RaZmere v tami
vodiio brzzkone
V civi|no voino
KRAVAL v KONSULTI. JUDE SKRLI OROZJE.
MONARHIST SPET DOBRO ORCANIZIRANl.
"MIR IN RED" ODVlsEN Cd ZAVEZNlKOV.
ARISTOKRACIJA I'M HIERARHUA ZvEZl

Leigh White poroca IL Rima,
Ola je mnogo ljudi V Italiji pre-
pricanih, da elm Sc umakne an
gleSka in ameriSka armada, je
clVilna vojna neizogibna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03

OdlozenO vpraSanje
Il tega razloga hoce Russia
kontrolo mad Dardanelami, da
(Konec ma 3. strani.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Photo Features

Ter 8ur1f)e redte li6, rieb Icine
9lugen uno fob einen bellen Sonnen-
itrelf om 8ooen lelt6ten.
~Tormdrt5, es gebt ms Sodfeso
9lus5 lit fertig biz alf Did," rief Der
Mcimburge lm6 polterte Die &onmer-
lticge binub.
Gbriition erbob Ii6. l1nbeutli9 er.
innerte er lid 1pieber, oaB er in Der
Noht n1ebrnraIs perIu6t bate, aus
0em 8ett 3u trie6en, iein 8unoel 3lt
paden un6 gu ent1peiden. Oo6 irgetto
cine rdtielbofte Mo6t bate i'm &C.
iabn1t 1t1t6 5ltriidgebalten.
4ber iebt mar feline 3eit 5ltn @rii.
beln unO @r0men: orrl1ten irnno 6te
!SofbeIabung o1rgetreten un6 Dartete
peinlid) ouf oen Siebeni6ldfcr! 0as
EbereSl ioB ouf oem 8agenbrett uno
perIudte nit Der @eiBel gu tlopfen,
5raf)te uber MIR einen min3igen
31Dif 5utpeg uno tpuroe bon alien
al1sgelaf)t.
u&on1ntt er nod nidt?" fnurrte
Der 2od}bofer. ~Sfyou nal nad, 2io-
bal"
gr ring ld?on an, iie berun15ufom-
nlan0leren, alS 1polle ct 1te an rbr
bnloiges @eibtum o11f Dem Sofe ge.
tpobnen.
2eittfiiBig iprang bos MaioI Die
Sreppe empor - uno geraoe Dem
8urlden in Die Mrnre, Der aus Der
Sitre ldoB. God ser S6er5 mar I'M
9e1 oerflogen ol5 es ibn our9 oen
&opf gtng: ~1urd lie biit ou Elm
@lenoer getDoroen!"
SeSr orei Wfinuten batte gbriitian
Die W}orgenillppe geloffelt unb i6ritt
nrlBn1uttg binter Dem O6ien1pagen
ber ms Jreie ge1tn mar er pieoer
I'M 3mang, MN bate er 1pieber gu
Derfeln 1pie Elm 1Sroner!
80 bate IT gar balo olles Stnltre
l>no goie Dergeilen fonnen, penn es
ibm ntdt mltten i'm Set1ienld@pu1rg
lrieoer bemlnenO getonnren mare
Ou, om @nh' mar Der gilbert oar
niht tot? Blelleidt tpdl5t er li9 balb
lebig nttt gebrodenen @lie6ern am
@etrilmner herum? Soer er ritt Iid
ont ben 0ornen blutig, i6reit unt
ro6elt itd) matt Inn Silfe, uno fein
UeenId fon11nt in oen pergeiienen
8erg1polo Dor Ingit, neil bort ote
lebte 8urgtofter aud) am Soge tint.
gebt!
~Gbriitian on BRIT ni6t BEL ber
Snhe!" maDnte i'm Der Sta6bulter
uSoer bilt br 5u niio?"
gfetn, Die Idmer3enbe 9lblpon1urnp
IN Sen @lieOern, Die tpar oerithpl1r,
ben! Iber Die groBe l1nrube fam i'm.
nter Dieoer ilno 3ebrte om Marf, un6
Der Singing mo6te ii6 3ebnrul ia.
gen: ~9u biIt ni6t idulo, er bat
ongefongen, uno es mar blob Scot
1pebr!" - gleid) ltano cine @eaen.
ittnrme in Der 8rult auf, Die fpro9
~sSS1n Sab5orn bait 6a1 gebanSelt, on
Seudler! Nadgier gebot Dir, 6e11
9l6ert bina65ui6nettern! Sber ma,
er notig, Der Ieste furdtbarc StoB
Der i'm bilflos iiber Die lteinerne
Bril- iitlrng binobtaumeln IieB?"
~gr mar nidt 1rottg> ober es #
balt geif)eben in Der 4ufresunsl"
iltdte iid Der 8nrihe 3u e1tti6arl6t
gen. 80 bait ou 0ennod cine 5dult
altf bid gelooen, bic oi9 pei1tiger
tpir6 betn 2eben lang!"
sic botten idon etnen 8agen bor
beimeeidafft uno tparen sesen Dett
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

0es Erotbuben @brtItion. - al oos
brud iebt nit unooritelborer @lt6t
itber tie beretn. lln6 tuenn i6r bonn
no6 6ie S6ilrrpftDorte Der Bdurtn IN
ben Sbren geIlten, - elmer sSrau, Die
bod Ionit als ber5ensgl1te gerIon i'm
gonaen 0orfe befa1r1lt mar - 10 nrlrBs
te iie Iib Iagen: 0q1 itifteit pioer bel.
men 8iIlen llnbeil, pobfn ou tonrn1tI
@eb, lauf, pobtn oi6 Der Sub trGet,
MIR fort bon bierl - 4ber oos Sbe.
resi-? iammerte ibr Ser5 oageqen.
Sic mar NIT 6ert &i11be berunfyien
idier tpie cine Nutter. . tpie tot 6as
tpeb, Iol6 Elm Sdp1itt!
SSeBt fretlid itatro iie Dor Dem
5hnperperlesten 8urf6en ant 8eH.
pildte iein 8l1lt ob, gnb oen Oedn.
nern anpei1ung gum beilgere9ten
S6ienen Der gebrodenen llnterl9eu.
fel uro mar balo in ibre Irbeit 70
bertieft, oaB es ibr Dorfam, aIs 1tiin.
De lie tpieoer in ienem bellen 9loiter
6lt 2t6tertal, mo iie bus alles boa
cen gl1ten 5dnpeItern> oen freunoIi-
6en Selferi1tnen oes geplagten Sol.
fes, i'm Spittel gelernt batte.
~2ioba," Iprob no9 elmer bolben
Stu1poe Der iunge Bforrer 5u tbr,
~tomm in Die 5t1be bermesl Sd bob
ot6 mos gu frogen."
Ste folgts linn 5ogerno.
~5dou," iugte Der @eiftlide IN
gItigern Gone, ~oos 1mo ooS fagt
man Dir nud}. 8ie itebf8 oomit?"
~Sod4piirten, uno i'd tpeiB bolt
ntdtS ooDon!" beteuerte 2ioba.
sd glnub bir's ia, Daoioll
lber: marlt on 9eltern uo9t i'm
S6loBapal6den?"
~SSa, bos mar i9."
~Sat bid Der GILBERT binbeIteIlt ge-
Gobt? On 5orfit es rltbig fa9ea,
&ino!"
~0ei1t, Sodtpiir6en. id bob BEN
SHmieogeiellen geitern itberba1rpt
nidt geieben Sd fann'S beI6ap0ren
bel Gbriiti Blut!"
u8obI! @ir fonnten 1porten, Biz
Ser gilbert tpie6er gu it6 tonrmt. Aber
ou itebit, er fonn gera6e 10 gut iter-
ben. l1n6 berousfomn1en nnB bic Ga.
dc, ie eber, oeIto belier. Cont eebt's
ON oen 2al1Ooogt 1rto gibt cine boie
@eihidHe. 2iobn, oenf 0oran, 1uie
man beuer 0ierig lit, nod Seren gu
greifen uno ite biiben gu luiien, tpos
oos arne bertpirrte BoH erouloet."
2ioba 5ttterte an allen @lie6ern.
~llno tpenn lie nifp berbrennen
taten, id f0n1tte nibts anores ia.
gen!"
~@ut!" iogte Der 8forrcr gum
56mieo. ~Dun11 NOR Der unuitott6
tpobl 10, bob Der GILBERT pieaei9t 90
oben auf Ole 9iobo eetportet bot, 1rrD
oobei iit er in Der 0,mfelbeit 1ntbe.
merit an oen &on6 eeraten ,uro OBJ
geitiir5t. anbers foln id mfrs nt9t
her1fen."
~Sait Slid gebobt, MotoI, 1perut
eS 10 berou5fomnt!" brummte Der
1aber.
Sic bettetcr oen @eienen ouf et1e
8abre aus Ieiten ltno trlrgen ibn oeu
gurg6udel bi7rab irs 99nieobu,,s.
(5ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

tug tpieber beim Muflo0e11. @brtittan
Itano einfam fern I'M Selo unO mdb.
te nod. 0a fnm quer itber Die Stop-
pe1feloer ser S61nieo-1aber gerannt
r&ogtsbur!" rief er IN b06iter
@rregung. Dent Dir, oen &l6ert ba'
ben fie inn Sdlobtpol0 geflnhen -
a1tf 6en 500 oer1punoetI"
~98os ioait on? 9en albert i'm
S6loBtpal6?"
~SSa, 6ie olte &oppe11pub' bot am
8olorano 8ron1beeren geiltdt; %
bort Tie imncrfort tuirrnern un6 ad'
gem. Sic 6entt 5uerit, es; 1et Die tpeiBe
9ptrgtod)ter. Damn, tpie es ni6t auf'
bort, bolt ite a1pet Wan1rer bonn 8a1l
tpeg, 11no bie finben bel @ott oe1
gilbert inn Steingetritrnmer init blu
tigetn S6doeI 1r1to gebro6enen 8ei.
men. g8ir boben tbn iofort in ben
9od)bof geleet. 0ie 2iobo ioa -"
~8os tIt, Meaiol2" rief ser Sod.
bofer beihir5t.
Die 0eago ltiibte it9 auf Dem Ste
den 1t1to mar tooblob.
$780, Der Iunge S6nriebgeiene? ?"
frogte Die berbeigeeilte 8Guri11. r2ios
bo, &iobu, mas bait o1t ongeri6tet?"
sd tpeiB nidts!" beulte Die Nogo
bino1pS.
~8os, ou 1peiBt ntdts, on - Sc.
rel" 5eterte oie 8ogtin erboit. u0a,
flennit log tpie auf @on1nronco, un6
oue tpille1r: Ser Gilbert lit geIter1
nbeno unts Sous eeItri6e1! @arfI
o1l pieIleidt nid)t 31tr lelben St1rnbe
fort aus Dem &nus? @o1tnit 6u bo
rocb leugncn, ooB oat etpus peiBt
oooon?"
~8ogtin, id peiB bolt nidfs BEL
metner @br 1en6 Seligfett!"
~SSSo, iebt miro nrir's grab 1n6ers
10 Elm fred>es 0ine uno CIR! 2dBt
ibre gldn3igen IeugIein bel bem unc
ienem nnre6ten berumipa5ieren 1,nt
meint, man tame ni6t binter ibre
5dlife! Oeuiol, mas boit on o1rge,
Itelt? @e1teb'5 nrf Der Gteuc, ooer
ich jag 0ih fort!"
~SSbr broudt mid nidt fort3uio,
gen, 8ogtin. id] geb fdon ieIberl"
trobte 6ie 0fogo.
~Iuseinanoer, ibr g8eibsIeutI"
fdrie Der 9odybofer. v3iobo, o1
tleiblt! Sag lals, tpie pur has ge.
tern noff?"
Sic Idiittelte MIR ittnrm Dem aopf
uno Die bellen 3abren floilen ibr fiber
Die Baden.
~Sh1uB nit ser gerbun6lung!"
gebot Ser Seinb1,rge. r@or16
Nuiol, oerbin6en lit iebt notiger oIS
rdtielrater1!"
Ser fober nnbm Sic 2ioba BON
SLED meg nit.
9llS bic beioen in 6en 2odbof To-
men, Itano f6on Der Weesner on 6e1
lreppe, uno Ser Bforrer befano fif
IN Der &omner 6ri1ne11, mo Ger Nl
bert in ser 8ettitott bes 2o6bofers
betpuBtloS log. Ser Briefter bate TIM
bereitS Die 9eBte Selung gelpenoet.
2lobu Delnte no6 tnmer 1tiu Dor
Itd bin. Iues, 1pos iie in LETTER 3ett
bate erouIoen miilien: bic beritobIe'
men 8lide 0es Seinburgen> Die 81.
ferIu6t ietnes @eibes, bic @erblmq
res 9odbofers, Die S6tpGrmerei oes
sllbert 11no hos perIGrobene 8etll!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

d}enoen Dfannern altf Der 8anf bic
N0be eines 10 gefdbrliden Samples.
Sic 2iobo lit mein!" ferGte ieBt
Ser 0eieIle l,no oriidte Sen iiingeren
ober fo1t gleidHtorfen @egner on Die
Mano Der Ruine, Die 1te beim bt1'
lrno ber1poger0en Streit erret6t bot
ten.
rNiemolS!" 5iidte Der 8ub 51pi'
ltyen oen fronpfig oerbilienen 3db'
men berDor.
SD mad oi6 bi1t!" frirldte ber
8eleIlc uno erbob einen Tauititeir
pom 8ooen, DGbrerro er NIT Der an,
bern 9ono 0en an Die 8o1ro @epreB'
ten gu eroroiieln perIudte.
25n GbriitionS 9btpebr nuhte itf
Die f1lrftbore @r1niiorng 01lrh 0u&
W1ben uno lie auleitige @rl6luffung
Ger Wtusfeln bemerfbar. @r bi1rg an
Ser @ono, leihenblaB i6immerte
iein 8eiiht curd1 Die Tiniterris. 0o
Inlrte Der Stei1 oe5 Soofeinoes ourd)
Die 2uft nnfeblbar bdtte er ibnr
Die SdI0fe 5erl6mettert; bod raIenb
t1umte li6 Ser 2ebens1pille oes l1es
ber1paltigten auf: Sob rib er itd, fiel
Dem angreifer in oen 9lrm, entmu10
ibnr sic WaTfe uno frallte iifr an lei
men @als. Sic idrponften bin unh
Der, naberten lth gefabrlid Der
Wnuertu11te.
~2ioba!" rod)elte Der @eieac -.
~Nein!" feud)te Gbri1tion.
Gin iiberlpuhtiger STOP Nid,
m0rts taun1elte ser S2Sungidmieo iiber
Die sSeniterbriiitllng - Elm S6rei
SAL lno oun1pfer 9lufpran 3ebn
Slnfter tief rnten lag er nit ger
lc5metterten 8lieoern a1f Dem Stein;
gerou.
Scum bit ou ein Oeorber!" Gos
mar oos eritc, mas GbriItion berpor.
brad)te. Der oo unten regte lib nin1;
ner. Niemuno butte ettpas gebort
oem Ser Stur5 mur auf Der @egens
leIte Der &uine geideben. Wos ober
MIN? Sort in 0cn 9rieg, irgen01pc
alS Df1rsfctier ii6 m11perben lallen
3erfrobt llno 5erl6u1toen torfelte
Gbriitian beiln5u @r idlid I'M Sen
9Ohbof berllm, 3ur 9intertiir binei11
III lelne &nebt5tommer binauf. 81
mollte fort; ober Elm iftpitleS Bit
tern mar in alien @lieoern. @r tpori
lidl ouf'S 8ett 1no blieb liegcn mi;
cin gleiflot.
8on Der 6ofbonf ertorte nod i'm,
rlcr @emurlnel
Out Nut.t!" iagte Der S6mie0
}aper; er uno Ger 3intmermann e1lt.
Iernten iif lhlurferoen 59rittes.
Nln lton>en MIR nod Der 2o6bo
Ter uno oie 8ogtin Dor Der GIre.
~llno oo5 nit Ser 2iobo," iogte oiC
9dllrin. ~2ochbofer, feline 8angnis
>o5 miro ldon redt! Sic lit baIt nod
jung, l1nO iolden Weaiolen itreider
10 lodre 8ogeI pie Der gilbert gerr
nof). ytiiBt ibr bolt Belt lolien! 81!
miro cine redte 8iri, blo11bt's nur!'
sd meir'S ou6!" er1pioerte hi'
niioe Stimne bes 2obboferS, oe1
ms SouS trot.
~ltno td muB ibrettpegen fort!'
nurnelte Gbriltian 1nb oerio1lf it
totengleiden S6Iof.
q dies &upiteI
Seimfebr
| ~Gbriittan iteb alrf!" ertonte Elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
5eimfebr

~Gbriltian iteb alrf!" ertonte etne
Stl1nme Dor Der @tn1ner.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-28
SCRAP COLLECTION
SCHEDULED TODAY
Citizens Urged To Give Old
Clothing, Waste Paper,
To Pickup Crews

A victory scrap drive, the first
all-day, extensive campaign spon-
.sored by the Senior Fraternity in
the past year, is scheduled here
today.
Residents of Wilmington, its
suburbs and Wrightsville Beach
are urged to place all scrap pa
per, tin cans and rags in front OF
their homes before 10 o'clock this
morning.
Thurston c. Davis, head of the
Fraternity scrap committee, yes
terday appealed to citizens not to
let their interest in such cam
paigns lag because the war is
over. He pointed out that such
materials are still vitality needed.
Members of the Senior Frater.
nifty and Brigade boys will man
some 20 trucks touring collection
areas.
A special request has been
made for clothes that are com
pletely worn out and beyond re-
pair. Davis emphasized that old
rags are needed badly.
Headquarters for the drive will
be the Brigade Boys club and
anyone who might have beer
missed on the canvass or who has
a very large load of scrap is asked
to phone 6367.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-28
TO BE OPEN TODAY
Charlotte, Raleigh and
Other Carolina Cities
Observe Special Day

An estimated 10000 persons had
swarmed aboard the five war
ships tied up in port here by
dark last night and another steady
stream of sightseers is expected
to be on hand today for a chance
to browse around on the decks OF
the destroyers and 60 down into
the submarines.
Official visiting hours were set
at 9 o'clock until 1920 O'Clock IN
the morning and l o'clock until
4:30 o'clock in the afternoon, Fri
day through Monday, but officers
aboard the destroyer Dasalell
clocked 1,647 visitors on Thursday,
the day before the craft were
opened for public inspection. 9th
er ships reported similar expert
Genes with visitors.
The destroyer Harlan R. Dick
son is tied up at the custonahouse
wharf while the destroyer
Dashiell, the submarines Green
ling and Quillback, and the des-
troyer escort Coates are all locked
at the Champion Compress termi-
nal. ALI of the craft observe the
same visiting hours.
Asked to estimate the number
Of people who had come aboard
the various craft here for Navy
Day. officers held out their hands
helplessly and simply pointed to
the packed decks and gangplanks.
Best available estimates placed
the, number at more than 10000.
Aboard the destroyer Harlan R.
Dickson, small, towheaded boy
was aiming an aint.-aircraft gun
at sign atop local hotel and
shouting orders to mis- friend, who
was busily whirling the big wheel
which controlled the elevation OF
the gun.
On the submarine Quillback. a
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MEN ARE HONORED
Ceremonies Range From
Presidential Review To
Free Beer In London
(By The Associated Press

In ceremonies from coast to coast
and the capitals of the world, CRATE
full millions yesterday gave a ire
mendous "well done" to the mighty
victorious United States Navy.
Observances ranged fir o m a
Presidential review in New York to
free beer party in London as tri-
butte was paid to the deeds of the
men and ships who downed the Jap
anese.
President Truman, spearheading
the world celebration, rode seven
miles from the tip of Manhattan is
land up the Hudson river to inspect
such mighty carriers as the Enter.
prise and Midway, and the battle
ship Missouri, scene of the Japa-
nese surrender. Twelve hundred
Navy planes roared overhead, and
guns doomed 1929 times in salute.
The President made it the occa.
sion to tell the world United States
would use her military might "sole.
ly to preserve the peace of the
world"
Honolulu Celebrates
At Honolulu, where the japanese
made their first ignominious play
for world power, the celebration
was begun at dawn and citizena
were welcome aboard warships and
allowed to visit the Pearl Harbor
Navy Yard for the first time since
Dec. 7, 1871.
Fleet Admiral Chester w. Nimitz
declared "seapower is our birth
right; let's appreciate and keep it. Z"
In Shanghai, planes flew over the
city and the public was allowed
aboard fleet units in the Whangpoo
river. Newspapers there lauded
'the greatest sea and air force the
world ever has known
In. London, A. v. Alexander, First
Lord of the Admiralty, expressed
gratitude for the part of the Unit
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Thousands Visit Warships Here;
Country Pavs Tribute To Fleet
DuBose Will Succeed
James At Charleston

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. ~
-(P)-Rear Admiral Laurance
Toombs DuBose, native Of
Washington, d. c., will relieve
Rear Admiral Jules James as
commandant of the Sixth Naval
District and the Charleston
Navy yard.
DuBOse has been on duty
with the Bureau Of Naval Per-
sonnet in Washington since
August. In March of this year
he was ordered to duty as chief
of staff. and aide to Admiral
Harold Stark, then commander
of Naval forces in Europe.
James has been detached and
assigned as commander Of
Naval forces in North African
waters to succeed Vice Admiral
william A. Glassford.
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Dressed in striped prisoner-of-
war uniforms, nine novices, desir-
ing to become voyageurs militaire
were last night initiated into La
Societe de 40 Hommes ct 8 Chew
aux in "wrecking" ceremony
staged here by the Eastern divi-
sion of the Societe at the Amerl-
can Legion home.
Wilmington Voiture 245, hosts to
the upstate guests, presided at the
initiation ritual which began at .
o'clock and last,d until 8. OF the
nine new members who were
wrecked" by the old 40 and 8-ers
seven were Wilmingtonians, and
included George N. Bennett, Leroy
A. Beck, John N. Donnelly, G. 3.
Parmele, Mike N. Patellis, w. K:
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DUTCH Will MEET
WITH lNDONESlANS
Plan To Begin Negotiations
With Nationals Seeking
independence

THE HAGUE, Oct. 27.-tR-The
Dutch government today ordered
Hubertus Van Nook, acting COVER
nor general of the Netherlands East
Indies, to begin negotiations inn
mediately with the Indonesian ma
tionalists seeking Independence.
The announcement, made through
the Dutch ministry said reports
from the rich Pacific colonial pos
session we're still too confused to
permit additional comment.
Earlier in Batavia, capital of the
Dutch East Indies, Van Nook said
suggestions for meeting with the
nationalists "have not yet assumed
definite form"
The cabinet of President Sock
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SHRINE CEREMONY
PLANS COMPLETE
Wide Range OF Entertain.
ment Scheduled For
5000 Guests

Entertainment ranging from bar
becues to outdoor band concerts
and dances will be on the program
Nov. and when the Sudar
Temple of the Arab Shrine club
here plays host to some 5000 visit
ing Shriners and their guests.
Climax of the two-day ceremonial,
will come on the night of Nov. {
with formal dance in honor of the
Potentate.
The ceremonial opens with q
Potentate's banquet to be held al
the Cape Fear Club at z O'Clock or
the night of Nov. z. At $3.50 O'Clock
the Sudan Temple band will sere.
made Shrine guests at an outdoor
band concert before the City hall,
where the Sudan Arab patrol will
form at $3.50 for it's public drill.
George Auld's 19-piece orchestra
has been engaged to play for the
script dance which begins at the
Cape Fear armory at 10 O'Clock
Thursday night. Tickets for the
dance are on sale at Saunders drug
store, Kingcff's, Futrelle's, the
Jewel Box and Wade Realty com
pany.
Highlight on Fridays program is
the city market barbecue, set for !
O. clock, at which more than 5000
Shriners will be fed in assembly.
line fashion in an hour.
The Shrine ceremonial begins al
II O'Clock, and the first section
terminates in a parade just before
luncheon; at 2:30 the ceremonial is
resumed at the Cape Fear armory
A special feature of the ball will
be a floor show sponsored by the
host club. Robert Page, dramatic
baritone, will be accompanied by
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WEATHER

FORECAST
North Carolina-Fair and somewhat
warmer Sunday. Monday fair and con-
tinued rather warm.
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 am. IS; 1880 am. As; 1880 pm. 50;
1880 pm. SO
MAXIMUM 68; Minimum 46; Mean 81;
Normal 81
Humidity
1870 am. 81; 7:30 a m. so; 30 pm. 70;
1880 81.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 80 pm
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month
2.O3 inches.
Tides For Today
from the Tide Tables published by
u S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
Wilmington $500 1927 am. 1882 am
1858 pm. Ills pm
Masonboro Inlet l :38 am. 7:35 am
2:04 pm. 1927 pm
Sunrise 6:28; Sunset 5:24; Moonrlse
-; Moonset 1:55 pm.
River Stage at Fayetteville, N: G. at
am, Saturday, October q. s.s feet.
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