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BUY U. S. VICTORY BONDS

Occur D'Alene victory from Calcut-
ia, 10; and Webb Miller, %.
AT NEWPORT NEWS
Lambert Cadwallader from lie
Havre. Due yesterday. 81 troops
including 755th Railway SHOP oat-
talon.
William Evarts. 1907 troops i'm
Guiding 180th Field Artillery batta.
| lion: 101st Engineer Combat bat.
talon; 9th Reconnaissance troop.
Thomas Cresap. S. troops includ.
ing Headquarters and Base Service
squadron; 4S2nd Air Service group;
807th Chemical Company, Air oper'
atoms.
Brander Mathews from Naples.
"a troops.
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Miscellaneous personnel on FOL.
lowing: Bright from Leyte, 534 Ar.
my: Benevolence, 1853; Day Star.
1891; H. S. Foote, 8l1; Dogwood.
SIS: and Iona Victory, Silverleaf.
Coringa, Cliffrose, Edward A. Nc
DoWell with a few each.
AT SAN DIEGO
Total OF 1,416 Marine, Navy, Coast
Guard veterans on following: ATT
tack Transport Riverside from
Sasebo, Japan, 1885; Net Tender
Nabuc from Pearl Harbor, eight
Navy; Auxiliary Ship Dawn from
Pearl Harbor, % Navy.
PORTLAND
USS Fa1lon from Leyte, LOIS
Army miscellaneous.
AT SEATTLE, WASH.
Miscellaneous Army personnel on
following: Winged Arrow from
Korea, 1855; USS Basilian' from
81 - >----' I1--A-- -
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German POW Makes Self
At Home AT Celebration

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-(P)-A con-
vivial crowd was celebrating the
arrival of the New Year in tav-
ern when Paul Stachowiak arrived.
A number of the merrymakers
spoke German. 1t sounded good to
Stochowiak, so he joined in the
fun. When the party moved to
private home for sandwiches,
Stachowiak went along, too. Every
body thought he was the guest OF
somebody else.
But when Stachowiak boosted he
had ESCAPED from Camp Grant near
Rockford, Ill, police were called.
1t. Col. Stuart F. Brokaw. camp
commander, said Stachowiak. pri-
soner of war, had slipped away
yesterday. The former Nazi Army
private was held for sober re.
turn trip to the camp.
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GETS DISCHARGE

TIA Paul H. L. Melton, son of
Mrs. William P. Melton, Whining
ton, was recently discharged from
the Army at the Separation Center,
Camp Lee, Va. He was member
of the famous 85th Custer Division
and went overseas in December,
1913.
While overseas, Melton was a
special guest on the National Army
Hour broadcast and was heard
here by members Of his family
and other Wilmingtonians. Award
ed the Bronze Star for heroic ac-
ton near Rome in May, 1914. Mel
ton is entitled to wear the Combat
1nfantryman's badge, and three
battle stars.
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AT NEWPORT NEWS

Blue Island Victory, 1853 troops
including 126th Anti-Aircraft Artil
lery Gun battalion; 962nd Quarter.
master Service company; 434th
Engineer Dump TRICK company;
895th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Air
Warning battalion; and 123rd Evac-
uation Hospital.
Inns Ameer, Ats troops including
Company E, 355th Infantry; 325th
Port company.
Mexico Victory, 1874 troops in
Guiding 328th Infantry Regiment
units; Medical Detachment, Head
quarters Company First battalion,
Companies A, B, c, D, E, F, Head.
quarters Second Battalion, and
Postal Detachment.
Elgin Victory, 1885 troops In
Guiding Third Chemical Mortar
battalion; 217th Anti-Aircraft Artll-
lery Gun battalion.
Chapel Hill Victory, 1874 troops
including 726th Ordnance Light
maintenance company; 26th Quar-.
termaster company; 39th Signal
company; Service company, 328th
Infantry regiment; and following
units of 101st Infantry Regiment;
Cannon company, Medical detach'
met, Companies c, D, F.
Sedalia Victory, lab troops In
GLIDING 377th Engineer Regiment;
353rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Sig
nal battalion; 788th Engineer Pc
troleum Distribution company.
Miscellaneous troops on follow
ing: Robert A. Harrison, 565; USS
Bataan, 2,096; Stephen Furdek, I'll;
Richard H. Alvey, 81.
AT LOS ANGELES
Miscellaneous personnel on fol-
lowing: Takans Bay from Pearl
Harbor, 1900; Star Light from
Saipan, 1885,! Klipfontein from
Nageya, 1873.
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Miscellaneous personnel on fol-
Phillips Victory from
Tokyo, q Navy; Meriwether from
Philippines, 2,o25 Army; Daniel
Lamont from Leyte, 902 Army.
AT SEATTLE
Mormac Dove from Okinawa, L.
256 miscellaneous troops.
AT SAN DIEGO
A total of 1884 personnel due on
i've ships: LSD Rushmore; YSM's
IL, 119, 259; Lei 349.
SHIPS AND UNITS
ARRIVING YESTERDAY
AT NEW YORK
Madawaska Victory from Antwerp |
Due yesterday. 1,547 troops includ-
ng 3897th. 339th, 366Sth, 3986th,
l1l4th Truck companies; 596th Port
USS General Ballou from Kar-
lchi. 3,156 troops including l81oth
Engineer Aviation battalion; 7ootn,
18th, 778th Engineer Petrol Distrl-
,ution companies; S79th Engineer
Aviation battalion; 698th Military
'oice company.
Also miscellaneous abroad fol-
owing; USAHS Meany from Cher
ourg, $50 patients; Monticello
rom Marseilles, $50; Argentina
rom lie Havre, 1894; Joseph T.
johnson from Antwerp, 80; Will
am S. Young from Le Havre. ass;
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InlIlgtOH, anu nus
band of the for
ner Miss Geor-
6 i a Henderson,
recently spent a
10 day furlough
with h i S. folks
here after COM
plotting b a S j C
training at Camp
Gordon, Ga.
Ernpl 0 y e d at
the North Caro-
lima Shipbuilding
company before
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ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS

Donald Burris Stegall, Route g.,
Wilmington, has been discharged
from the Navy after % months of
service. At the time of discharge,
Stegan was a Soundman, third
class.
During his two and one-half
years of service, Stegan took part
in a total of II major engagements,
beginning with the Pacific raids
in early 1913 and ending with the
Okinawa invasion in April, HAS.
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RETURNS TO JOB HERE

1t. Stanley Winborne, Jr., 1906
Princess street, Wilmington, has
resumed his position with the Tay-
lor-Colquitt Lumber company here
following his relief from active
duty with the Army Air Forces.
A civilian personnel officer, Win
borne served in the army for A
months. He was discharged at
Tyndall Field, Fla.
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stationed in South America. He
has been to England, Spain and
Japan on previous trips. For two
and one-half years before he en-.
tered the service, Kirkman was
employed by the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company.
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street, has been
commissioned an
ensign in t h e
United S t a t e S
Merchant Marine
and received his
license as assist
ant engineer.
Bowen entered
The Merchant Ma
r j n e academy,
Kings Point, N.
Y, on Jan. Is,
1914, after serv-
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DISCHARGED

Homer Lee Sumersett, seaman
first class, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Saunders, Whiteville, Route
l, recently was honorably dis
charged from the Navy after two
and one-half years of service, most
of which service was in the South
west Pacific. He participated in
two invasions.
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been promoted to
the rank OF chief
petty officer in
the Merchant Ma
rine. He is now
serving aboard a
hospital ship.
A student in
N e W Hanover
High school in
l943, since sign
ing up in the Mer-
: h a n t Marine,
Kirlyy,, So ~nv,,
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POLES GUARD TRAINS

WARSAW, Poland R Polish
soldiers have been assigned as es-
corts on most passenger and
freight trains on main lines in
Poland to help smash an epidemic
of train robberies by bandits in
Red Army uniforms
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ing six months at sea in the Pa.
cific. He is also, by virtue of his
graduation from the academy, an
ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve
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In And Out
Of Service
COMMISSIONED

William Franklin Bowen, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowen,
220 South 18th
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he entered the service, Richards
has been assigned to Camp Pick
EFT, Va.
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PROMOTED TO CHIEF

Robert B. Kirksnan, son of Mrs.
Pearl Kirkman, Route 2, Mason
hnro Sound has
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FINISHES TRAINING

Pvt. H. Frank Richards, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Richards, Will
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n. M. HEWLETT. REALToR: BUY :
sell-rent-trade. 214 Princess St, Dial
7l3S.
MOORE FoNvELEE REALTY CO. We
are equipped to serve you.
WANTED
Listings OF property for sale
anywhere in this vicinity.
We have the clients--expert
service.
| MARSHALL REALTY CO.
Realtors 210 Princess St.
FOR SALE - LOT AL IL FIT. ON CARO-
lima Beach Road, close in. 1880 #. deep.
Hughes &, Higgins, Realtors. Wallace
Building, 3rd and Princess Phone 1851.
FOR BETTER BEACH PROPERTY SEE
Tucker Tucker Real Estate Co., Caro-
lima Beach
RICHARD A sHEW
REALTY CO.
SALES A SPECIALITY
213 Princess Dial 2-2leo
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
$4,000 for Large Corner Lot.
Southwest Corner Park Ave.
and 7th st. Audubon.
CAPE FEAR REALTY co
REALTORS
w. R. Davis R. H. Lewis
203 N. End Dial 2-8545 or 2-8546
WANTED PROPERTY. WILL PAY
cash Call Cape Fear Realty Co..
2-8545
153-Roofing.
SHARPE ROOFING CO.. PHONE 4s31
or 28807. Barrett Everlox Shingles.
Now is the time to reroof your home.
Our work and materials are guar.
anteed. Three years to pay. Call u
for quick service.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on ALL HOUSES
covered in January. McIver Lumber
Co. 211 No. 9Th. Dial 4347.
155-Seeds-Plants-Bulbs
NEW CROP GARDEN PEAS, PEPPER,
lettuce, tobacco seed. r. W. Wood and
Sons, 317 N. Front
FOR SALE COMPOST SUITABLE
for flowers Shrubbery and gardens
$500 load delivered. Dial 6o83.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize in the Seeds
You Need
CROSS SEED co.
II Market st. Dial 1858
MANURE. TOP SOIL FROM CITLTIVAT-
ed fields, Stark's famous fruit trees.
Shrubs, roses, ornamentals. H. C. Hem
derson, Dial 2-2403 or 2-1O27.
destinations Wantea
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sires position in physicians office.
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tor, receptionist or pay roll clerk
Write C-5, care Star-News.
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RUBINs SHOE REPAIR. SHOE REPAIR
service for the entire family. BIS N.
4th.
160-Transporration and Storage
o. ]. HYDRICK
312 Calhoun DR.. Maffitt Village
Moving - General Hauling
Call
Blue Top Lodge
Dial 4030
DEPENDABLE MOVING AND GENER-
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Phone 22714 Ask for Dudley
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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s North Jefferson St.
Completely Furnished, 4 rooms
and Bath - Garage Apart
ment - Gas Stove - Oil
Heat-Hot and Cold Water
Electric Refrigerator. Priced
Low, $3,950.00. Terms--Like
Rent.
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JUST RECEIVED! SHIPMENT OF m
nerspring mattresses. Peoples Turni-
ture Company.
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FREDERICK NEAT CASES AND COOL
ers. meat grinders, slicers, meat blocks
saws. cutlery. Jim Vaughn meat and
bone saws, everything for meat
market Sollee Equipment Co.. 900
Princess
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100 PIECES 2x12 LUMBER, ALSO USED
sashine and doors. 1909 Princess.
Phone GAL,
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CITY PROPERTY
End and Walnut opposite Bus
Station. 4 Completely Fur
nished Apis. 4 Baths-Steam
Heat. Excellent Investment.
Over $4,000 Monthly Income.
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LET ME RECOVER AND REBUILD
Your WORKOUT Furniture. No matter
how lumpy, bunpy or worn your pre-
sent furniture is we can rebuild
it like brand new again! Famous for
quality work! Wilmington Upholstery
Company 1921 Castle Street
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70--For Sale

$ GALLON OIL AND GASOLINE CANS
Pickards. 200 Market ST. Dial 2-3224
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CUPBOARD MOTOR REPAIRS COM
plete repairs and overhaulinR o,Ir
specially Evinrude Sales and Service
tentrance Cinderella Booteriel.
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75-Household Goods

SMALL SHIPMENT TABLE AND FLOOR
lamps. priced $685. UP. Home Furniture
Company. % Market Street.
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JUST RECEIVED AT CAROLINA FUR
niture company. GIT No. Fourth street,
small shipment chifforobes. Special
At $27.50.
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PRE-WAR STOVE PARTS FOR HOUSE
trailers. Creech, 1902 Market street.
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WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE.
H, Evenson Furniture Exchange. 716
Castle, Dial 2-3809.
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FOR 3. e. GOVERNMENT REAL
and personal property Pender County,
North Carolina. sealed bids Will pc
received by the Farm Security Admlnis-
tration in Room Oil, Raleigh Bui!dlng'
5 West Hargett Street, Raleigh. N TsT
January IA, 1916, for the purchase by
bidders OF sls,832 acres of land on 10
tracts and 33 dwellings together WIN
mercial water distribution system and
one complete commercial sewerage
disposal system. located on the Pena sd
lea Homesteads Project. per cent ue-
post will be required on all properly
offered. Prospective bidders may IN
spect property by contaeting Mr.. =. ". ~ n;
Robbins. Community Manager az me
Penderlea Homesteads Farm Sscurity
Administration Project Office, burgaw.
North Carolina. For further iniorma-
tion, invitation forms, terms aho s, con
Regional Director, Farm Security Ad-
ministration. Raleigh, North Carolina.
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NUTICE
This is to notify all persons that after
this date will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife and will
not pay any checks drawn over my name
and presented by her for payment.
This 31st day of December, 1945.
W. L. KURE
Kure's Beach, N. C..
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139-Radio and Repairs

DAVID DIxON'S SERVICE co. RADIO
and appliances. Sales, Service. Work
guaranteed. Dial 2-8126 16 So Second.
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36-1NCH CLOPAY VENETIAN BLINDS.
only $2.s5. Home Furniture Company,
% Market St.
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COMPLETE SERVICE FOR RADIO. RE-
frigerators. washers, heaters. small ap-
pliances. Thrift Stores, Inc. Service
Dept. 109 Dock Dial 2-3972
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MOORE FONVELEE REALTY CO. WI
are equipped to serve you.
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3l8 So. End St.
II Rooms Baths. Furnished
or unfinished. Bargain.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Policeman Shoots Man
Who Fired al Crowd

A park policeman this morning
shot and seriously wounded a col.
ored man after the latter fired three
shots at a group Of persons stand.
ing In front of an apartment build
ing where he had been elected
earlier for boisterous conduct.
The policeman, John r. Campbell
fired on Charles Anderson. jr., 81, Of
the 500 block of Forty-second street
NE. when Anderson was cornered
at Fourteenth and U streets NV.
according to police.
Police said Anderson had beer
asked to leave an apartment house
In the 1000 block of Fifteenth street
NV. and threatened to return
land kill you all Shortly after
ward. police said. he returned with
a pistol and fired three shots into
group of persons, including
Special Policeman James j. Brown
colored, n, Of 522 Hobart stree,
NV. All of the shots went wild
Officer Campbell, who was nearby
joined Mr. Brown in chasing An
derson. who threatened them with
his pistol, police said. At this point
Ondcer Campbell fired, hitting An.
derson in the abdomen, police SAID
Anderson was taken to Freed
mans Hospital.
Ofhcer Campbell Is 81, and live;
at 1925 South Fourteenth street
Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
BY the Assoeiosed Press

JERUSALEM, July 4.-The Brit
ish Army disclosed today that SO of
the 2,718 Jews arrested during the
week had been released from the
Rafa prison camp in Southern
Palestine and said others would be
freed later.
Those released today were mostly
residents of Tel Aviv who were swept
along with thousands suspected OF
connection with underground resist
ance and held for investigation.
The army said 1T was trying to
release the innocent as fast as pos
sible. None has yet been released
from Latrun camp, where six mem
bers of the Jewish agency executive
are being held.
Irgun Zvai Leumi, underground
Jewish resistance organizat ton,
promised today to release three kid
naped British officers as soon as
possible" in return for the commu-
tation of death sentences imposed
on two Jewish youths for firing at
British soldiers.
The promise to release the officers
was broadcast by the underground
Jewish radio, which expressed graf
ification' at the Communication order
issued yesterday by 1t. Gen. Sir
Alan Cunningham, Palestine high
commissioner. The death sentences
had been confirmed only the day
before by Maj Gen. Sir Evelyn
Barker, commander in chief of
British military forces in Palestine.
Irgun zvai Lemui had been hold
ing the British officers as hostages
while demanding that the death
sentences be commuted. The offi-
GERS were kindaped June 1s.
British military authorities, mean
while, announced the discovery OF
nine additional caches Of munitions
In an underground arsenal in the
Jewish village Of Mesheq Yagur,
where they have been searching for
'contraband arms since last Satur-
day.
The announcement said the finds
included 1000 grenades, 1900 mortar
bombs, 385 rifles, 46 pistols, thou
sands OF rounds of small am
munition and 800 pounds of explo-
sives. ..s
TN London the British CO.
lonial Office issued a categorical
denial Of Zionist charges that
Jewish prisoners had been mis-
treated and subjected to medic
val tortrres" in the Athlit deten-
tion camp or elsewhere in Pal
estine. There is no foundation
whatsoever for allegations that
Evening star., 1946-07-04
I'm Mrn1nrtatt

BADLY, HENRIETTA A. Sacred to the
ssDpY xho xe sns mGssT M
life one year ago today, July 4, 1945.
July is month of sadness,
r ~ For y @ brings your passing day;
Since you quickly stole away.
In our home we have sadly missed you
For you were. SO kind and true;
Always thouEhtful, always gentle,
AS you lived your short life through
And since We know YOU are gone forever
Were, grateful to have known you
al #. BHbDY 6GHa aNb hSb nfIfoNs n2S; NSV' ROBERT
BADLY. HENRIETTA A. In sad bu,
sweet memory Of one we loved SO dearly
ago today, July 4, 1945.
Ash, As We r. sat xa,, in our homecomins ane
other shore: Sleep on, ana in that sresi
fHE e Isl Pss1 t
ory Of our father, WALTER ". brown 5'a1S
Who departed this life three years ago to.
! day, July 4. 1943.
The ~ month 9pt Of July asan ,sn is here.
bit OF grief, shock severe.
To part with one we loved so dear
| In our hearts your memory fingers.
| Always tender, fond and true;
| There is not day, dear father,
| That We do not think of you
| HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
! BROWN. WALTER In memory of m,
| father, WALTER BROWN. who passed
away three years ago today. July 4, 1943
Sleep on. dear father,
/ And take thy rest;
l miss you, but God knew best.
| MABEL JENKINS.
| CARR, WILLIAM ELLIOTT. In mem
ory Of WILLIAM ELLIOTT CARR, who
died July 4. 1904, at Lafayette. Ind
HIS WIFE, HELEN A. CARR tnow Twins
/ TIERS, MAUDE. FLORENCE AND LEA
! NOR.
CARTER. JOSEPH A., JR. A tribute O
love TO the memory of my dear son, 10
SEPH A. CARTER, Jr.. who departed thi
life two years ago today, July 4, 1914
Faithful and honest in all your ways.
COURAGEOUS and true to the end of youl
days;
You were loving gentle and kind.
] What a beautiful memory YOU left behind
Though a rivers course may change
/ And be lost to us from view,
1 We know il still flows on
4 Amid surroundings that are new.
So life is like the river,
/ And death is not the end.
i But there's a lovelier and clearer view
/ Beyond the rivers bend
HIS pEvOTED FATHER JOSEPH CAR
T1N.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Air Forces Bond Plans
|AII-Americun Concert

American composers will command
the spotlight Sunday night as the
l00-piece Army Air Forces band
continues its weekly concerts on the
steps of the Capitol.
Familiar selections from the works
of Gershwin. Grofe and Herbert are
to be included on the all-American
program, based on requests by previ-
Gus audiences.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
British Palestine Policy
AssoiIed in Izyestjo

LONDON. July 4 (P).-Izvestia as
serted in an article broadcast from
Moscow today that British policy in
Palestine constantly pours oil on
the flames of national strife
Criticizing many phases of Brit
ish foreign affairs, the Soviet gov
ernment newspaper reported that
lin other countries of the Near and
Middle East British policy also has
the clearly defined characteristics
of efforts to dominate other peo-
pies"
The peoples inhabiting the vast
areas between Malta and India come
into the consideration of British
policy from the narrow point of view
of defense Of the British Empires S
communications" the article COM
planned.