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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
UP $266, APP IN STATE
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Pay for clerical services in the
l9if-i5 fiscal year was 500. .985.
rural delivery, $237.7l0; collection.
transportation and delivery of mail,
$12,903; rent. light, fuel. water. and
miscellaneous items for postohices.
Sl9l6i, and maintenance and on
crations of buildings, $112.915.
In the fiscal year l944-45 Della
ware had "A rural routes which
covered 3,0S6 miles, and in the pre-
vlous fiscal year 73 rural routes
which covered 3,oSS miles.
The increase in routes resulted
from the division of the routes
operating out of the Wilmington
poStoifice from three to four he
cause of tie suburban developmont
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

From Perryman, Md. comes
the news that Mr.. and Mrs.
William Humes Grier have an
nOunced the engagement of
their oldest daughter, Mary
Beth, to Mr.. James Wade Car
roll, son of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
Clyde Carroll of Aberdeen,
Maryland. Beth is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Harry l..
Grier and has many friends in
Milford, where she is a fire.
quent visitor. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
SHORT

Funeral services were held last
Sunday for Russell G.. Short. 81
years old, lifel long resident of
Brldgevllle. who died at his home
on Delaware avenue. in that place
last Thursday evening. Although in
poor health for several months. he
was apparently improving lately
and his death shocked his many
friends. He was the son of Samuel
p. and Mary Ward Short. and for
the last 33 years had been employ
ed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
freight office in Bridgcville.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
RhOda +. Short. and one daughter
Mrs. Emma S. Glover of Bridgeville.
The following sisters and brothers
also survive: William p. Short of
Bridgeville; Fred Short of Scran-
ton, Pa; Mrs. India Sawyer of
Nineland, y. j.; Mrs. Florence Lew
is of Milford, and Mrs. Ida Swain
of Bridgeville.
The Rev. l.. f. WimbrOw. pastor
of Union Methodist Church of
Bridgeville and the Rev. Howard
Davis. retired Methodist minister
ofticiated at the services which
were held at the home. Interment
was made in the cemetery al
! Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
County Gives $8,2O1
In Cancer Drive
(COntInued from First PaQe)

Beach, Mrs William Wilgua. $1lG,
Ocean View and MillyilIc. Mrs.
Harry II. Dukes. Jr. $270.Il.
Greenwood. Mrs. Homer Lynch.
$3.50; Delmar. Mrs. George White.
S207.52, and Lcwcs. Miss Marjorie
Nirdcn, $l,07S.SI. Total collection
for Sussex County. $S,201H2. Last
years collection for Sussex County.
WIS St.1On.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

There will be Sunday school at ,
p. m. on Sunday. June |. We will
make plans for our Children Day
service to be held Sunday evening.
June l6. All children who will take
part please be present.
The W. S. c. S. will meet at the
church on Friday evening. June :.
Ice cream for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
WEDDING
PROCTER WILSON

PROCTER WILSON
Miss Ruth Marie Proctor. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Proctor Of Greenwood and Elmer
NJ. Wilson, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
&. A. Wilson OF Houston, were mar
ried at Denton Methodist Church
on May 10. The Rev. French Off
ciated. The couple spent their hon
eymoon in New York and Niagara
Falls.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
IOFLANI)

Mrs Rattle S Lohand. 6S wears
old, died last Wednesday. May %.
III the Milford Memorial Hospital
She was the widow of John Lohand
farmer. and the daughter of the
late Thomas Roach and Sarah Da-
Wis Roach.
She is survived by two sons. Clin-
ton }. Lotiand, Wilmington: J. Ev-
erett Lofiand. Dover; three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Charles S. Warrington,
near Milton; c. Paul Vincent. Mil
ton; Mrs. Wilbert jefferson of
BrOadkill, and one sister. Mrs. Alta
Baer, Milford Also eight grand
children and one great-grandchild
Funeral services were held from
tn" home on the Milford RehOboth
mghay, on Saturday at p. m. day
light time. The Rev. F. II. Truitt
OF Nassau, ofliciated. assisted hv the
Rev. Elmer Hooking of Milton. In
terment in odd Fellows cemetery
Milton
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
WEST

Larry NJ. West, 53. native of
NillSboro. died at the University
of Pennsylvania Hospital. Phila-
delphia, shortly after midnight,
Monday, May 81. 1916. of a heart
ailment. MIR. West was born in
MillsbOr0. the son of the late Larry
T. and Mary Baker West. He went
to Philadelphia about % years ago,
where he engaged in the restau-
rant business. He also conducted
a restaurant in WILDWOOD y. J.
Mr.. West is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Florence West and five child
rem. the Oldest about fifteen years
old. There are also three brothers.
William r. B. West, Arthur and
Houston West. all of Philadelphia.
The remains of Mr.. West were
viewed at the Oliver II. Bair Fun
eral Home. Chestnut Street. Phila-
delphia. Wednesday evening. Fun
eral services were conducted at
the Hickman Funeral Home. Mills
bOrO, on Thursday, May Both, at
two p. m, with the Rev. Joseph
Settle. rector of SSt. Mark s
Church. officiating. Interment was
made in Mechanics Cemetery
MillSbOrO.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
AZ

Mrs. Ford Sewell was hos
tess to the Tuesday Evening
Bridge Club this week and
Mrs. Jack NAPLES entertained
the Sewing Club for its week
ly meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Sssxx HE wedding of Miss
Ia IAI Mary Lynn Pratt,
Z "a ~ daughter of Captain
~ = and Mrs. John Lock
- wood Pratt of Wash
lngton and Milford, to Lieuten-
ant John Stuart Gayle. United
States Army. son of Colonel l.
I. Gayle of Norfolk. Va. and
MRS. {. NJ. Tozer of Coronado.
California, will take place in
All Saints Church in Rehoboth
on June S, with the Reverend
Nelson w. Rishtmyer of Lewes
and Reverend Joseph S. Kinks
OF Milford officiating. The hour
is four O'Clock, daylight saving
time. A reception will follow
the ceremony at "Beacholme."
summer residence of Mrs.
Frank l.. Grier. Miss Pratt
will have as her maid of hon
or, Miss Rachele Davis of Mil
ford, and her bridesmaids will
be Miss Constance HalloweIl
of Washington. a classmate at
Mills College. Miss Phebe Lu-
kens OF Swarthmore, Pa. Miss
Barbara Hefiin of Bakersfield.
California. and Wayne. Pa. and
Miss Nancy Hopkins of New
York City, her room mate at
National Cathedral School.
Lieutenant John NJ. Shultz of
Washington will be best man
and the ushers include Lieuten-
ant Edward w. Chynoweth of
Carmel, California. Lieutenant
Robert X. Swab of Lukens. Pa.
Lieutenant Fields f. Shelton.
of Covington, Kentucky. Lieu
tenant Robert l.. Frantz of
Pittsburgh. Pa. and Lieutenant
Rex Beasley of Washington.
All are members of the Class
of 1916. who will be graduated
on June from West Point.
Miss Pratt will leave on Sunday
with Colonel and Mrs. Gayle.
father and step-mother of the
groom-elect for West Point to
be present at the graduation
and to attend the reception
given for the members of the
class by Superintendent of the
Military Academy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
WINS RADIO

Mrs. Mildred NJ. Boyce of Lin
coin was awarded the Emerson
radio given away by the Crystal
Fount Degree Association on Mon
day evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

During the storm of Sunday
night last lightning struck and set
on fire the large barn on the farm
of Clayton Kirby near Harrington
ana it with threG horses and two
mules also large crop of scarlet
clover hay were entirely consumed
80 far as We are able to learn there
was no insurance on either the
harm or its contents.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
fOt X KILLED IN DEItW ARE
ACCIDENTS OVER NEEK.END
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the LewDcl until they were struck.
oroner ConOWay said he was told
by Smith. The three men on the
Verona were transferred to Ho-
Worth's vessel and taken to I.ewes.
Smiths vessel went out from the
Mispillion Lighthouse while the
l-eWDe was out of IeWcS.
Funeral services for young Pur-
neil who was Il graduate of the
Milford High School. were held at
the Berry Funeral Home Milford
edneSday afternoon with Rev. DR.
Frank llerson. pastor of the Ave
nue. Methodist Church, Milford. and
Key. l.. W. Wimhrow. pastor of the
Brldgeville Methodist Church. Off
eating. with interment in the Odd
Feliows cemetery. Milford. Besides
his parents he is survived by his
wife. Helen Bryan Purnell and a
daughter. Lauralen
Five Are Rescued
The other boat accident in the
Delaware Bay left five Philadel-
phlans in the water for more than a
half hour when their OutbOard mo-
torboat capsized. They were nearly
exhausted when they We're rescued
by Captain Arthur Austclmuhl and
a group of fishermen aboard Aus
termuhls Elizabeth A.. who han
pened to come by.
Austermuhl said the rescue groun
tOnn6 of
the sides of the overturned craft
and the other two just barely man
aging To keep atlOat a short dis
tance away Two of them required
artificial respiration. The rescued
were identified as
Lewis Gable. owner of the boat:
David :. Lenncr and his brother.
Victor Lenner. Harry Devors and
Henry Goodman. all Of Philadel-
phia.
Car PlungeS Into Pit
Thompson met his death when
his car ran off the road and plung-
ed into a water-tilled gravel pit.
located approximately % feet off
the highway. State police said the
victim apparently lost control of
the vehicle. While the car was un-
der the water. Thompson shut off
the ignition and threw the vehicle
out of gear before he left the car.
according to state police.
His body was found about 50 feet
from the automobile. Police used
the chain and pulley on a wrecking
car to bring Thompson's vehicle to
the surface He was pronounced
dead by DR.. j. b. NAPLES of Lewes.
He is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Sarah W. Thompson and one
brother. John G. Thompson of Mt.
Holly y. j. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at two o.
clock at the home. in charge of the
Rev. Roy l.. Jones. Interment in
Beaver Dam Church cemetery.
Howard o. Coffin, and Edith Scott,
both of MillsbOrO. were injured in
crash on Route 113, one mile
north of Selbyville. early last sun
day morning. Coffin suffered chest
injuries. while Mrs. Scott received
decorations of the face. Both were
treated at the Milford Memorial
Hospital. where they were taken by
passing mOtOrist. State police said
the vehicle driven by Coffin struck
the rear of a car operated by John
w Hall. of DagshOrO. Mrs. Scott
was a passenger in Collins car.
Elmer II. FurbuSh of Selhyvillc
suffered decorations of the face
when his car went out of control
and struck a wall on Route 81, one
mile east of Williamsville, early
last Sunday morning. He was treat
ed hy private physician and later
arrested on Il charge Of reckless
driving.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. William IIumes
Gricr. of Perryman, Md, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Mary Beth. to Mr.. James Wade
Carroll. son of Mr.. and Mrs V
Clyde Carroll of Aberdeen, Md.
Miss Gricr is Il graduate of the
Aberdeen High School and gradu-
atcd from Harcum Junior College.
Bryn Mawr. Pa. in 1915. Mr Car
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

While cranking an automobile on
Monday afternoon Hcrshel Deputy
son OF chief of Police Owen Deputy
OF Milford had both bones of his
right wrist broken when the engine
hackfired.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Miss Mary I. Ninyard will join a
mouse party at Carlisle. Pa. the first
week i'll June and will enjoy the
commencement exercises of Dickin-
son College.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mrs. David Greene was hos
tess to some of her friends on
Tuesday evening when she en-
tertained at her home on Lake
View avenue. Guests for des-
sert and bridge were Mrs. Les
ter Adkins. Mrs. Frank NAPLES.
Mrs. Jack NAPLES, Mrs. Clyde
Nelson. Mrs. Clarence Welch,
Mrs. Russell Emory. Mrs. Ed
win Fisher. Mrs. Herman Phil
lips, Mrs. Remsen Barnard,
Mrs. A. +. Humes, Mrs. Walter
Gricr, MIS-. David Pack. Mrs
George Waters, Miss Eleanor
Mcknight. Mrs. Hallett Vim
yard and Mrs. John Roosa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31


Mrs. Edwin Fisher entertain
ed second group of friends on
Thursday evening of last week.
Guests came for dessert at eight
and played bridge during the
evening. Present were Mrs.
Clyde Nelson. Mrs. Frank Wa
pies, Mrs. J. POstlcs Hammond.
Mrs. S. NJ. ID. Marshall. Mrs.
Clarence Welch. Mrs. August
FaiX. Mrs. Carlisle Collins.
Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mrs.
Harry Mulholland. Mrs. Oliver
James. Mrs. Remsen Barnard.
Mrs. Russell Emory, Mrs.
George LindenkOhl, Mrs. The
odore Townsend. Mrs. Laurence
Fitchett. Mrs. Herbert Nichols.
Mrs. Jack Burris. Mrs. Edwin
MessiCk. Mrs. William Burke.
and Mrs. Frank BreretOn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
F0RTl-SlNTH ANIMAL
COMMENCEMENT WILL
BE HELD ON JUNE 2

BE HELD on JUNE
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ReCeSSiOnal March. "El Canjta,
SOuSa, Band.
Class of 1916
Academic
ArgO, Catherine Arctha
Grunstra. James
Harrison, Phyllis Louise
Mills. Lorraine Blanche
Smith, James Grover
Williams. Lois
Vocational
Armstrong, Mary Elizabeth
Bennett. Charlotte Ann
Carey. Ninol George
Hellens. Ruth Esther
Hunt. Virginia Lee
Jones. Franklin
Lynch. Paul Elton
Scnnctt. Elsie Anna
Short. Mary Alva
Ninyard. Betty Louise
Scientific
Baxter. Thomas NJ.
Clendanicl. Thomas II.
Houston. Elizabeth Ann
kiSh. Isabella Clara
Pusey, Henry G.
Tcmin. Geraldine &.
Warner. Margaret Ann
Commercial
Armour Ethel Beatrice
Deputy, Virginia Belle
DcrriCksOn. Marie W.
Elliott, Shirley Patricia
Fasscl, Rose Marie
Foster. Marjorie Cecilia
Hanson. Betty Louise
Hollis. Ida Yvonnc
Joseph. June Ellen
Lynch. Florcnc" |.
NailOr, Alva Louise
NOshcl. Doris Mae
Ward, Margaret Harriet
Wilkerson. Doris Kathryn
General
Banning. Forrest f.
COrdrcy. John Edgar
McFaul, Joseph H.
Moore. Geneva
Rublc. Monte Rahc. Jr.
Sattcrticld Fillmore
Saunders, Henry Stanley. Jr.
Saunders. Margaret Florence
Shilling, Charles Clifton
Short, Herman Joseph
steele. Rose Elaine
Watson. Henry ClcSs. Jr.
Wcldin. Doris Kenyon
Wilkins, Gilbert Y.
Awards
The DR.. Layton Grier loyiI
cup awarded each year to the hi.
school class earning the high,
combined average for the year W
he engraved "Class Of" "
The Samuel c. Evans g.
awarded each year to the grade
elementary school earning t
highest combined average for t
! year will be engraved.
3-The Annual Good CitiZcnsh
Award of the Daughters of the A,
erican Revolution consisting of
engraved certificate and pin
announced for Miss Geraldine
( Temin of the Class of 1916.
4-Thc award of the America
ism Essay Contest sponsored
the Milford Unit of the Americ
Legion Auxiliary won by.................
American Legion Auxilia
award for eXcellcncy in Social 81
dies Peggy Coffin, grade s. a
Vernon LemcX. grade s.
6-Thc Louder y. IIcarn Schol;
ship list for 1916 is not availal
at this time. but will be publish
III the near future.
1t is hoped by the Trustees
the Hcarn Educational Fund =
their committee of selection II
IN" very real opportunities offer
by the HCarn Educational Fin
VIII continue to stimulate an
croaSlng effort on the part of t
local students.
Board OF Education
AlphOnSO +. ITumcS, preside,
Edmund f. Steiner. vice preside,
Wallace f. McFauI. A. Russell r,
bins; Robert +. Shilling, super
tendcnt; w. Walter McGinncs. ;
SlStant superintendent: J. Herb,
Nichols, elementary PRINCIPAL
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Dr. and Mrs. Barrett of Harring-
ton have been the guests of his son.
Df. Walter Barrett of South Mil
ford this week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Miss Bertha Welcome is acting as
superintendent at the Milford
Emergency Hospital this week dur
ms the absence of Miss Miller.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mrs. a. II. Carmcan spent plea
SAINT day Monday visiting friends in
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mrs. David Sills entertained
in her delightful way. assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. Francis
.Leithiser on Monday evening.
Guests were Mrs. Joseph J.
Pearce and her house guests.
Mrs. Frank +. Wolfgram and
Mrs. Allen Pfugradt of Mil
waukee. Wisconsin. Mrs. Phil
ip Jacobs, Mrs. Thomas Davis.
Mrs J. Postles Hammond. Mrs.
Robert Hall, Mrs. NJ Haswell
Pierce. Mrs. Charles Banning,
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend,
Mrs. Herman ID. Johnson and
Miss Louise Sills of Nashville.
n. c., the hostess house guest.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Cards have been ISSUED nv Mr.
ana Mrs. William I.ank of Lincoln
announcing the marriage of their
c"uShter. Lettie Johnson to How
ara Argo to take place on Wednes-
daN' June 9TH at high noon at the
home of the bride
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
HOUSE.

On motion to send the Interior
department appropriation bill back
To committee with Instructions to
add $425.0o0 for the grazing ser
wee defeated 173-l47; Traynor
CD. not voting.
On resolution to give the House
committee on un-American activi-
tles an additional $4,000. approved
2lO-Sl; Traynor, not voting.
On resolution providing for Unit
ed States participation in the Unit
eu Nations Educational. Scientific
ana Cultural Organization UNES-
COZ, approved 264-41: Travnor for
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Mr.and Mrs. William Billus and
l'r. and Mrs. W. 7. Chipman of Eel
Ton are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
On the birth of young daughters.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

ny 'ilS Sltt I'IIIS IIlldIliS
these nights who are aroused
from their peaceful slumher hv
the screaming fire siren that
continues screaming until the
tiremen are all reported. seem
ingly. and on their way to the
rescue, while the little dears
are wide awake until all hours.
A
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend have issued invita-
tiOns this week to the wedding
of their daughter. Frances
Elaine and Mr.. Lewis Hayes
DickersOn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus ID. DickersOn. which
will take place on Tuesday.
June is. at two o'clock. day
light saving time. The cerc-
mOny, to be performed by Or.
Frank HersOn, will take place
at 40S Lakeview avenue, the
home of the brides parents,
and will be attended by the
families and friends of the
young couple.
Alt
The wedding of Miss Mary
Catherine Hammond, daughter
of Mr.. Willis Hammond and
Mr.. Gerard Stuart Doyle. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Doyle of Brooklyn. took place
in the Presbyterian Church on
Memorial Day, at three o'clock.
with Reverend John NJ. De
Chant officiating. a small re-
ceptiOn followed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss
Norma Hollis as maid of honor
, and the best man was Mr.. Mil
ton Ball of New DOrp. Staten
Island, y. Y. Miss Hollis en-
tertained for Miss Hammond
on Tuesday evening when she
gave 4 surprise miscellaneous
shower at her home on North
Walnut street. Guests enjoyed
an evening of bridge after the
shower.
4t
On Monday Miss Florence
Pearce graduated from Wesley
Junior College at Dover. Pres
ent for her graduation beside
her family were Mrs. Frank +.
Wolfgram and Mrs. Allen
Pflugradt of Milwaukee. Wis
consin. who flew in for the ex-
erciseS and for visit with Miss
Pearce and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph J. Pearcc.
AZ
An award for art participa-
ton was given the Milford New
Century Club at the 49th an
nual convention of Delaware
State Federation of WOmen's
Clubs at SeafOrd on Thursday
of last week. a marine scene,
painted by Miss Betty Harring-
ton of Dover and nicely franz
ed was given to Mrs. Joseph
Pearce for her work in the
club during the past two years.
ait
All members of the Milford
New Century Club are asked to
contribute to the Marathon
Mound of Cloth for the chill
dren of devastated countries. of
which Mrs. John w. Fry is act
ing as chairman. The cloth is
to be sent to the national meet
ing of clubs in Chicago for the
meeting at the Stevens Hotel
before June II. Mrs. Fry would
like it sooner than that so that
it may be packed for ship
ment. Any lengths of cloth
from one and a half yards on
up. Clean feed bag cloth will
be very acceptable as we'll as
material of all kinds and col
Ors. Radio listeners will hear
more of this project and all
will want to help because of it's
wOrthineSS.
AZ
From Perryman. Md. comes
the news that Mr.. and Mrs.
William HumcS Grier have an
nounced the engagement of
their oldest daughter. Mary
Beth, to Mr.. James Wade Car
roll. son of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
Clyde Carroll of Aberdeen,
Maryland. Beth is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Harry l..
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
HOW THE CONGRESSIONAL
MEMBERS FROM DELAWARE
VOTED LAST WEEK
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Joint management-employe admin
lStratlon of employees welfare
luhdS' approved 47-30; Buck, for:
Tunnel. AGAINST.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Pity the sleeping infants
these nights who are aroused
from their peaceful slumher by
the screaming fire siren that
continues screaming until the
firemen are all reported. seem
ingly. and on their way to the
rescue, while the little dears
are wide awake until all hours.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

On Monday Miss Florence
Pearce graduated from Wesley
Junior College at Dover. Pres
ent for her graduation beside
her family were Mrs. Frank +.
Wolfgram and Mrs. Allen
Pfiugradt of Milwaukee. Wis
cOnsin, who flew in for the cx-
ercises and for visit with Miss
Pearce and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph J. Pearcc.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

CONTINUED from FIJI paen1
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05

posoJila, da Sc DO izkopala IL krize in obnovila svoio ekonomijo
~ Zed. drzave maj priznao svojo moralno obligacijo do
ltahJe "a pomoc, XII nam jo je dala V vojni in il placajo storjeno
skodo in pa material, Xxi ga je nasa armada porabila V Italiji v
casu svoje invazije.
81 Cd Italije Sc ne SINE zahtevati nobenh reparacij.
a. kolonije, XII jih je Italia imela pred Mussolinijem, mai
ostanejo njena posest toliko casa, dokler Sc ne resi- ve koloni-
Jalno vprasanje pc svetu.
s. Trst mai ostane pod Italijo.
Zelc delaven "a italIanske interese je tudi unijski vodtelj
Luigi Antonlnl. On naceljuje odboru itaijanskih uni, Xxi imajo
oaJe 100000 clanov. Nedavno je brzojavil predsedniku Tru-
manu-, ola ltallJansko delaVstvo V tel dezeli protestira, ker zavez-
nk1 tako zapostavljajo sedanjo italijansko demokraticno Waldo.
Antonini urgira Trumana, maj Sc z italijanskim narodom po-
stopa kot S prlJateljsklm, ne pa kot S porazenim ljudstvom. Temu
narodu Je treba pomagati, ne pa ga obremenjevati z reparaci-
jam. On protestira tudi proti nameri "a razdelitev italijanske
nornarlce, kajti ona je presla prostovoljno ma zaveznisko stran
in nam pomagala. Zaradi tega zasluzi, da il damo priznanje ne pa
20 razdelmo med razne druge dezele, kakor je bios sklenieno V
PariZu.
Prltlsk ameriskih 1talijanov ma state department je ogromen
IN tudl nj brez uspeha. Drzavni tanik Byrnes je dejal, da je ia
dezela potrosna V korist Italije re priblizno mnijardo dolariev.
DaiJe, ola Je on odlocno proti zahtevam Jugoslavije in Rustic "a
VoJne odskodnlne, cs, da jih Italia ne hi zmagala. In prav tako
odlocno Je Byrnes "a to, da Trst z zaledjem ostane pod Italijo.
kar Sc ameriske Wade tce, Sc torej Italijani nimajo vzroka
prltozevatl, kajti z Itaijo ravnamo kot da sploh nj bia V voini
proI nam docim. uradni Washington ma Jugoslaviio zeo pisano
gleda'. Sc boil pa amerisko povejstvo V Juljski Benefit.