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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04
. CHOICE MORSEL
 It Says Here
; By BOB HOPE

The only travelling salesman who can get past the farmers door these days is the guy who's selling jeeps. The farmers just can't wait to buy one of those our-wheeled yo-yos. guess they figure that with a jeep to do the farming. they're bound to have a bumper crop"
 The farmers don't want to wait for the civilian-model jeep, so the army is now rushing war-surplus jeeps to the farmers of America. I don't know how fast they're rushing them, but one farmer told me that his jeep came with a low-point sergeant as a chauf- feur.
 The new jeep is economical to run and if you should run out of gas you can always pull it home with a piece of string. It's a great little time-saver for the farmer. The little woman doesn't have to sit home all day and churn but ter. She just puts the butter on the back of the jeep while her husband goes to town to sell the eggs. It has its drawbacks, though. when the farmer finally gets to town, he puts up a sign that reads. Grade A Eggs, can- dled and scrambled!"
 It's also powerful and great for pulling the blow and towing lum- Der. The farmers are crazy about 1t. its the only thing on the farm that can move the mule.
 The army is also selling those amphibious jeeps called ducks" They're great for raising rice. I understand the first "duck" avail able was presented to the Cali fornia Chamber of Commerce, and they presented it~ to the Florida Chamber of Commerce.
 Copyright. io45. King Features
 Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04
2e GRANDsONs sERVED

Prague. Neb. - (UPl = Julius Bade, who fought with the Prussian Army in 1864 and 1866 and deserted in 1870 to come to this country. had 26 grandsons in the armed forces of the United States during World War IT. according to his son, G. 4. Bade, himself a World War veteran,
 Six of the grandchildren fought
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04

in the Pacific, one served in India, and another with the Merchant Marine. The remainder were in Uni- ted States service camps and in the European theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04

Gene Tierney, COrneI Wilde and Jeanne Grain are currently starred in Leave Her To Heaven" pre- scented by Daryl F. Zenuck. The 2Oth Century-Fox TechnicOlor Animation of Ben Ames Williams best-selIer is now at the Strand Theater. The supporting cast of the film is headed by Vincent Price. ....,.
 The cO-feature is Love Honor and Goodbye
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHy1Uood

Dr.tr,butea ,, M.NauEAt synAIeat.. Is..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

jim bile najbolj dobrodosle, ako
bi re v teh borbah popolnoma IL.
krvavele, in mimi vEed izkrva-
velo vse primorsko ljudstvo.?
Odlocno odklanjamo tako vsi-
ljevano vero, ker~ vemo, da so
narodi miroljubni, da so bojeviti
lie nekateri diplomati. &c Sc di-
plomati, konisije, strokonjaki
in agenti trudijo, da razdvajajo
narode, da ustvarjajo razprtije
in pregrade, SO to, izumetnicene
tvorbe, XII jih zdrave in sveze ma
ravne sile miroljubnih, k ma
predku STRENGTH narodov "a
nosno podirajo. III narodi so mas
poznali v borbah in trpljenju,
mas cenijo zaradi tolikih nasih
zrtev, samozatajevanj in iskre-
mega pojmovanja zavezniske
stvari.
zelimo biti enako iskreni in
nesebicni zavezniki v miru, OBJ
novi in gospodarski izgradnji.
Kakor smo sli v borbo z lastnimi
silami, golih rok, brez tuje po-
moci, tako smo sc lotili tudi OBJ
move porusene domovine last
mimi silami. Nase krvave borbe
in image so zadivile zunanji
svet, nasi napori pri obnovi in
priborili Sc vecji ugled pri ne
gospodarski izgradnji so nam
pristranskih opazovalcih. To je
vsekakor dostojno spricevalo "a
zaveznistvo tudi v mirni dobi
ustvarjanja.
Ali je res in zakaj prava vo-
liza ljudskih MOI v diplomatskih
krogih ne pride do izraza, da Sc
vedno veljajo skonstruirane
doktrine mracne preteklosti,
mesto perspective boljse in clo-
vecanske bodocnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

mnozice vseh narodov prav 60
tovo ne bodo nikdar osvojile di-
plomatske logike, XII po svojih
sklepih in dejanjih govori: &c
so Slovenci, Hrvati in Italijani
Julijske krajine, &c so Jugoslo-
vani zrtvovali toliko krvi in ziv-
ljenj, &c so sami v tezkih bor-
bah in desettisoci padlih osvo-
jill svojo skupno domovino Pri-
morsko, Istro in Trst, pa maj -
navajeni zrtev - zrtvujejo Sc
svojo zemljo, zaklade in boga-
stva te zemelje, svojo svobodo.
Vemo, da mas ne bodo hoteli
razumeti vsi oni, XII Jim je vsako
delo neprijetno breme, XII live cd
tujih zuljev, XII Jim je moralno
bistvo zavist in pohlep po tujih
dobrinah. Vso globino dejstev in
dogajanj razume slovensko, hr-
vatsko in italijansko prebival-
stvo Primorske, Istre in Trsta,
XII je v skupnih borbah proti fa-
sisticnim krvnikom skovalo
bratsko skupnost, XII sc je-raz-
ocarano po izgonu okupatorjev
Sc tesneje povezalo v neraz-
druzljivo celoto v ,borbi "a svojo
svobodo, "a skupno boljso mate
rialno in duhovno bodocnost.
To ljudstvo vse proved ljubi
svojo domovino, da bi prenehalo
borbo, dokler ne postane samo
gospodar ma svoji znojem in
krvjo prepojeni zemlji. &c di-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03
DR.. "CornioIo Hive
st. 4q3 7. M.

Uradnice drustva "CARNIO.
LA HIVE" st. 493 T. M. "a leto
1916 so sledece:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
ry stanonik; zapisnikarica in
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;;
financna tajnica Pauline Debe-
vec; vratarica Pauline Zigman;
spremljevalka Mary Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcar,
Jean Paik in Ursula Unetic.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu v SIND.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

Ali mai bodo tudi se po drugi
svetovni vojni po tolikh rusevi-
nah in krvnih zrtvah izigrava-
MIA, intrige, zahrbtnosti in ne
zvestoba vodilna nacela medina
rodne politike? Ljudske mnozi-
ce vseh narodov prav gotovo OBJ
sojajo take metode. :
Ali mai nam druga svetovna
vojna v svojih posledicah polka
ze. da malim in tlacenim naro-
dom nj dobro biti zaveznik ne
katerih velikih narodov, ker po-
stanejo njihove zrtve? Tega Sc
nikakor ne verjamemo, ker smo
prepricani, da Zdruzeni narodi
MISC nikaka nova nepredelana
izdaja starega Drustva narodov,
drustva blokovnega nadglasova-
MIA in formalne uzakonitve maj
bolj vpijocih krivic. !
Pravica je samo ena, ina svo-
.jo globoko in naravno vsebino,
ie neodvisna cd stevila diplo-
matskih glasov, manevrov in "a
strasevanj, je eista in resnicna,
neizpremenljiva. ,
Borili smo sc "a svobodo IN
pravico. V borbi smo dokazali
ga naroda, smo objeknili. zah-
tive in ponizanja, XII smo jih bill
v kratki dobi zadnjega leta v
vse odlike velikega in ponosne-
bogati izmeri delezni strani
nekaterih zaveznikov, bolijo, to-
da mas tudi druzijo se tesneje in
krepijo nase odporne sile v bor-
b: vse dotlej, da bo pravici "a
dosceno. :.
Nikdar ne bono PRIMAL resi-
I've, XII zahteva, da kot zmago-
valci z delom svojega narodnega
telesa nagradimo fasisticne in
|nacisticne zlocine. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

[ga Trzica. Ladjedelnice v Trzicu
so posestrime trzaskih ladjedel-
mic.
Te trzaske in trziske ladjedel-
nice, ustanovljene. in zgrajene
|izkljucno S sredstvi in enako IL
kljucno "a sluzbo vedovno cd
[narave diktiranim prometnim
|potrebam. edinega naravnega
|srednje evropskega zaledja, so
(dobivale "a zgraditev plovnega
parka potreben les il slovenske-
ga in hrvatskega zaledja. Ia ar
|miranje in opremo ladij so po-
trebni najrazlicnejsi enostavni
in komplicirani polizdelki, IL
delki, stroll in Instrument. Ia
potreba je nujno narekovala
gradnjo novih sporednih indu-
strijskih in obrtniskih delavnic
visokih peel, topilnic, livarn,
strojnih tovarn, mehanicnih in
drugih delavnic it'd.
Vse te potrebne tovarne in de-
lavnice so sprejemale "a obra-
tovanje potrebne sirovine, sta
lro zelezo, polizdelke, pomozni
material in delno tudi fabrikate
skoraj v celoti in vedno le il
svojega srednje evropskega,
predvsem slovenskega narod-
nostnega zaledja: Ljubljana, Je-
senice, Podroscice stor, Raven,
Poludnika, Bistrice; Ziljice, Slo-
venskega Plajberka, Borovelj,
zelezne Kaplje, il severe koro-
skega Hittenberga in stajerske-
ga Eisenenrza it'd, torej zopet
IL svojega naravnega zaledja v
interesu in "a prometne potrebe
tega podrocja ter OBJ konkuren-
ci, zavisti in zaviranju S strani
italijanskih pristanise, v prvi
vrsti S strani bliznjih ljubosum-
nih Benetk, XII 50 sc smatrale
ogrozene " .svoji .trgovski, Yeks-
panzivnosti cd strani trzaske
luke. -, T., =:
Trgovski promet Sc je razvi-
jail in rasel, trzaski trgovski sloj
je postal najstevilnejsi in najbo:
gatejsi del mestnega prebival-
stva, XII je bogatel izkljucno lie
il posredniske trgovine il sred-
njeevropskega in "a srednjeev,
ropsko podrocje. Ia izmenjava
dobrin sirnim svetom; je pripo-
mogla k nadaljnemu gospodar-
skemu napredku. L. kolonij so
prihajali pridelki in sirovine ko-
lonialnega znacaja, kava, riz, di-
save in zacimbe, rama ola, juz-
no sadie it'd.
TIE predmete so Trstu prede-
lovali, sortirali, pakirali in diri-
grail ma razlicne odjemalce Sc
vernega in vzhodnega srednje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

'plomatska tehnika tujcev gradi
meje in ovire, pregrade in gor-
ske grebene, je zanstvena in
prakticna tehnika v posesti ljud-
skin mnozic dovolj mocna, da
jih rusi in porusi, Sc najlaze pa
tam, kjer takih ovir dejansko
nj, kjer so lie nedonosen plod
fantazije, sanje in blodnje.
Prav gotovo je bilo strlo in
porusilo slovensko, hrvatsko in
italijansko ljudstvo Primorske,
Istre in Trsta, XII ne predstavlja
samo treh zaveznikov, temvec
je v borbi proti fasizmu in vsaki
reakciji v granitno celoto
ustvarjena nerazrusljiva enota,
nezlomljiva v borbi "a svoje pra-
vice. Dokler ne doseze svojih
pravic, more ia borba prenehati
sele tedaj, ko bo v borbi "a pra-
vico padel poslednji napredni
Slovenec, Hrvat in Italian svo-
je teptane kraske domovine.
Kaj je zagresilo nase primor-
sko, istrsko in trzasko prebival-
stvo, da ga diplomat obsojajo
ma strasno smrt pocasnega uni
ranja cd lakote? Dobrodosle so
bile zaveznikom brigade najbolj-
sih sinov in hcera tega ljudstva,
dokler so v borbah proti fash
stom in nacistom krvavele in
umirale ter razbremenjevale "a
veznike. Ali nam res hocejo vsi-
liti vero in prepricanje, da bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03
Moski zeIi

dve neopremljeni sobi. Kdor ina
kaj primernega, mai pusti ma
slov v uradu tega ista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

evropskega zaledja. Dovazali SO
il drugih dezel rama sirova ola
in oljnata semena in nastale so
rafinerije oil, enako Sc je raz-
villa skemiena industrija, vse in
vselej "a potrebe, "a odjem trza-
skega severnega in vzhodnega
zaledja. ...
Brez tega zaledja bi Trst ostal
Sc naprej malo ribisko mestece,
kakor je bill pred 200 lett. samo
to zaledje ga je krepilo, dvigalo
in bogatilo, docim je bilo vse
stremljenje sosedne Italije v
tenn, da v interesu Benetk, da "
interesu nadvlade italijanske tr-
govine ma Jadranu in v Sredo-
zemlju unici Trst.
Trst je napreden, protireakci-
onaren in protifasisticen, je svo-
bodoljuben in borbe, sc ne ukla-
MIA diktatom. TAX Trst je treba
po. mnenju nekaterih diploma
tov pritisniti in kaznovati. Maj
ucinkovitejsa kazen je, ako ga
odrezemo cd njegovega bogate-
ga naravnega zaledja, ako ga OBJ
damo diplomatskim "gorskim
masivom," ako glavo odsekamo
cd etlesa., S tenn obenem udari-
mo po svobodoljubnih, napred-
nih, k gospodarski osamosvoji-
tvi stremeci narodih srednje Ev-
rope, reakciji in kapitalu pa
omogocimo ofenzivni pohod po-
hod il Benetk preko Vidma,
Pontablja v Kanalsko dolino in
Trbiz ter odtod v Dravsko doll
no ma Beljak in Celovec.
'Tu so bogati rudniki cinka,
svinca, zeleza, mangana, anti
mona, bitumena, bauksita, live
ga srebra in cello sledovi zlata
ma slovenskem podrocju Rezije,
Karnskih Julijskih in Ziljskih
alp ter Podravja. Ker so rudniki
nelocljivi, nerazdruzljivi, maj
veckrat v globino zasidrani del
slovenskega ozemlja, nj drugega
izhoda kakor ia, da zaradi rud-
nikov vzamemo Slovencem in
Jugoslovanom tudi njihovo ma
rodnostno ozemlje.
v zavarovanje teh zemeljskih
zakladov, zavarovanje gospo-
darsko strategicnega dohoda do
njih po progi Benetke-Vid
Pontabelj- -Trbiz- -Beljak in Celo-
vec je diplomatska kirurgija
globoko posegla v slovensko ma
rodno telo ter amputirala Gori-
co, Brda, Rezijo, Kanalsko doll
no, jih izrocila vsemu svetu INA
MIN tlaciteljem, neefasisticnim
zlocincem, krvavi aventgardi re-
akcije in kapitalistisne eksplo-
atacije.
Moralno ciste, nepokvarjene
Mesec september je najboljsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03
DR.. Miha Kannbic:
Trs+ ie ko+ mes+o, pris+onisee in industrii sko
sredisse Norbo norodov niegovego zo|edio


Posneto il "Slovsn
VISA Primorska Istro je etno-
grafska, gospodarska in kultur-
ma celota z glavo v Trstu. To je
narodnostno, gospodarsko, kul-
turno, geografsko, zgodovinsko,
skratka dejstvo, XII ga ne morejo
ovreci nikaki strokovnjaki, po-
liticni akrobati, zgodovinski IL
najditelji ali geografski arhi-
TEXT. Stvarnost je mocnejsa ka-
kor zelje, SAME, zavist in pohlep.
Trst je bill Sc v zacetku 1S.
stoletja majhno obmorsko ribi-
sko mesto s 1000 prebivalci,
med katerimi je bila polovica
Slovencev, polovica Italijanov,
VISA okolica pa je vedno bila in
je ostala popolnoma slovenska.
Mesto je raslo glavnem il do
hodkov trgovanja svojim ne
posrednim, najbliznjim gospo-
darskim zaledjem slovenskega
Krasa, Kranjske in Istre, kakor
dalec je pac mogel segati prevoz
konjsko vprego.
Takrat Sc nj bilo gorskega
masiva po sredini Istre (kakor
so ga letos iznasli strokovnjaki
medzavezniske komisije), Kras,
Istra in Kranjska so posredova-
lie trgovski promet dalje proti
vzhodu in severn v pokrajine
srednjega PodonavJa. Prometa
v zapadni in juznozahodni smeri
ma italijansko narodnostno pod
rocje nj bilo, ker so bile sever
novzhodne italijanske pokrajine
absolutno podrocje mogocne Be-
neske republike, XII je ljubosum-
no cuvala svoje trgovsko pod
rocje.
z izumitvijo parnega stroja v
prvi polovici 10. stoletja, ME
govo prakticno uporabo ma ze-
leznih cestah je nastal v prone
tu senzacionalen preokret. Od-
daljeni kraji in pokrajine so Sc
prometno zblizali, gospodarsko
povezali in medsebojno izpopol-
njevali. Bivsa avstro-ogrska mo-
narhija kot tipicna drzava sred-
MEGA Podonavja je hitela k ma
ravnemu izhodu ma morje in v
sirni syet. Med njenimi prvimi
zelezniskimi velikogradnjami je
bila gradnja JUNE zeleznice cd
Dunaja do Trsta cd narave ma
kazani in najlazje prehodni sme-
ri mimo Gradca, dalje po sloven-
skemu ozemlju med Alpskim in
Dinarsl1im visokogorjem, med
Trnovskim lesom in Sneznikom
do morja.
Vsi narodi avtsro-ogrske so S
svojimi dajatvami prispevali "a
izgradnjo zeleznice, luke in ME-
nih naprav, da so lahko zado-
stile potrebam stalno narascajo-
cega prometa. Cd tega casa Sc
je Trst magic razvijal in je rasel,
postal je tipicna izvozna in uvoz-
ma luka, tedanje avstro-ogrske
monarhije to je pokrajin sred-
MEGA Podonavja. Bogato sever
no in vzhodno zaledje je s svo-
Jim izvozom in uvozom dvignilo
trzasko trgovino do zavidljivega
blagostanja; nekdanje ribisko
mestece je postalo trgovsko sre-
disco z mnogostevilnim trgov-
skim prebivalstvom.
zeleznica Dunaj-Trst v pro-
metnem pogledu nikakor nj sa-
mostojna, zakljucena celota, ona
je del prometne celote, XII jo
predstavlja povezava srednje in
della vzhodne Evrope preko trza-
skega pristanisca morjem, in s
tenn obenem z mednarodnim
svetom. Ia povezavo po morju
je bill potreben plovni park in
narodi srednje evropske Avstri-
je kot edini interesenti izhoda
ma morje preko Trsta, prven-
stveno narodi neposrednega "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-03

Mesec september je najboljsi
"a sajenje stalnih cvetlic. Do
bill smo veliko izbiro vsako-
vrstnih cvetlicnih korenin, ka-
tere ostanejo v zemlji skozi
leto; tudi lepe prave nagelne
imamo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Camp Lejeune Provost
Marshal Returning To
Corps Inactiue List

CAMP LEJUENE, June 8-Col.
Francis H. Brink, former COM
manding officer of the guard bat
talon here, is the new provost
marshal, succeeding Maj. Thomas
G. Letchworth, who for the third
time is going. on inactive service
from the Marine corps.
Colonel Brink has been in the
corps for 20 years, following his
graduation from the Naval AGA
denny at Annapolis. During World
War II he was on duty in Brazil,
then went to the Pacific where he
participated in the Marshall island
operations. He was overseas for
43 months.
Major Letchworth began his
Marine corps career in 1918 when
he was commissioned a second
lieutenant. After the first World
War he resigned and returned to
civilian life. Later he was recalled
to active service, then was dis
charged. In 1912 he rejoined the
corps. He says that this exit from
military service will be his final
one. He has chosen Baguio in the
Philippine islands as his perman-
ent residence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Landlord Given Jail
Term For Dynamiting
House Of His Tenant

HALIFAX, June 8-P-Convlc-
ton of assault with a deadly wea-
pom of dynamiting one of his ten
ant houses resulted in a two-year
prison sentence for j. w. Wllllams,
64-year-old farmer of near Weldon.
Judge John J. Burney, VINO
passed sentence yesterday in Hall
fax Superior court, said that ne
was setting a light penalty because
of the defendants age.
Williams was convicted of throw
ing sticks of dynamite at a tenant
house occupied by Mrs. Louise
Brickell and her seven small chill
dren last May Is. Williams testltl-
ed he twas only trying to scare the
Brickell family into moving
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

Mercerized cotton is named after
John Mercer, who discovered
ordinary cotton could be made
stronger and more lustrous by
treating it with caustic soda.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
WR Special Services
Officer Leaves Post
To Take Final Leaue

CHERRY POINT, June Sit.
Carolyn Clothier, WI special
services officer since December,
gone On terminal leave. She
entered the women's reserve last
September at Camp Lejeune.
A native of Valley Forge, Pa,
Lieutenant Clothier is the daughter
OF Mrs. Anita P. Clothier, a form
er commander in the Coast Guard
temporary Reserve. In August
she will sail for Europe to- attend
the University of Geneva in
Switzerland under a project spon-
sored by the University of Della
ware. Her position here is being
taken over by 1t. Natalie Nowak.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
GERMAN GIRL, H.,
SHOT IN BARRACKS
Fifth German Girl To Die
In Soldiers Quarters
In Month

FRANKFURT, June 8-PEA
17-vear-old German girl was found
shot through the head Thursday
in an American enlisted mans
billet near Bad Kissingen, the
army announced tonight. She was
the fifth German girl to die in
soldiers quarters within a month.
The theater provost marshal
said that the girl-an employe of
the American Red Cross-was
alone at the time of the shooting
and declared "she is alleged to
have shot herself"
The girl, Doris Krath, was found
on the second floor of billets used
by enlisted men of the Third bat
talon of the 18th Infantry regi-
ment at Mellrichstadt, near Bad
Kissingen.
According to the official report,
the girl went to the billets look
ing for Cpl. Woodrow M. Kemp:
whose home address was not Civ
en-. Kemp was away at the time.
the report said.
She then entered the room OF
Pvt. Richard E. Chapel. where
she apparently shot herself through
the head with a 45-caliber pistol.
the report said. She died instantly
from one shot. The pistol was
found beneath her body.
The army said Chappell, whose
home address also was said to be
not available, did not know the
girl personally.
The army's criminal investiga-
ton department agents were re-
ported still investigating the girls
death.
Four of the German girls who
have died in American soldiers
quarters in Germany-one of
whom was pregnant-were said
officially to have committed sui
eide in dependency over the
scheduled return of American Of
ficers to the United States. One
was killed accidentally.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Expanding Solid Fuel
Markets Main Subject
Of State Coal Confab

CHARLOTTE, June 8-P-Pos-
slbl1tles of expanding the markets
Tor solid fuels will be the subject
for principal discussion at the an
nual convention of the North Caro-
lima retail coal merchants associa-
ton June 17-18 in AshevilIe, Pres.
j. Arthur Eagle of Charlotte, said
today.
Several hundred dealers, sales
men and guests will attend the
sessions.
The annual membership banquet
will be served the evening of June
II with Edmund H. Harding of
Washington, "the Tar Heel Humor-
ist", OF the program for an after
dinner address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
J0YFULLY
HAIL VICTORY DAY
Greatest Celebra-
ton Since George vi
Assembled Throne

LONDON, June 8-(P)-Britons,
overlooking by the millions into
London, celebrated the empires
formal victory day today with the
biggest jubilee since the Access
sion to the throne of King George
vi.
The foremost spectacle-a nine
mile long procession Of military
might and civilian defense typify-
ing allied unity in the war-drew
ovations from the great throng
for the royal family, members
of the labor department, Winston
Churchill, combat commanders,
and plain fighting men and women.
The unity of the occasion was
marred, however, by the absence
of official Soviet, Yugoslav and
Polish participation. Those gov
ernments had said earlier that
they would not send contingents.
But a small group of Polish air.
men marched on its own with the
Raj and the flags Of Russia, Yugo-
slav and Poland flew with those
of other allied nations along the
Mall.
Small detachments of U. S. Air
borne troops, b~luejackets and Ma
rines marched in the procession
and a handful of American fliers
led the air forces of other nations.
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, Adm.
H. Kent Hewitt, and Brig. Gen. F.
A. Hart, representing the U. S.
Army, Navy and Marines, led
the motorcade of allied command
ers.
A huge gathering Of people from
every part Of the kingdom held
fast for hours Of tedious waiting
from a cool, cloudy dawn through
two hours of. the parade itself, and
broke up shortly after l p. m. in a
steady rain. The celebration con-
tinued tonight with a program of
fireworks, a water spectacle and
illumination of historic buildings.
More than 1000 casualties we're
reported by hospitals and police
between 6 a. m. and 2 p. M, most
of them fainting cases but IS were
described as more serious.
This, along with the absence of
generally sustained enthusiasm,
was taken as indicating the strain
and depletion caused by the war.
A British Army officer remarked
that a lot of them apparently
think it is not quite proper to let
themselves CO."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
NEW LIBRARIAN M

CAMP LEJEUNE, June 8 -
Miss Irene M. Buckley has as
sumed new duties as camp librar-
ian here. A resident of Minnea-
she has had experience in
library work in that city and also
at the naval library at Farragut,
She succeeds here Miss
M. Gibson, who returned to New
York to take a position there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

Cork oak trees grow to 80 feet
in height, and their trunks reach
a diameter of three or more feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

You can cream shortening or
sugar by working the foods until
they become soft and fluffy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-28

upon having been trained on the
job, rather than such elements as
of s ervice, norma,
turnover, personality and personal
characteristics