Our Native Soldiers—A

Contrast

(A Letter to the Editor) rE film of the Victory Parade in London showed that Great Britain overlooked no section of her peoples, no matter how humble, who came to her aid in World War ll—they all had an honoured place in the procession.

But Australia although we had so much talk about the loyalty and devotion of Fuzzy-Wuzzy Angels—did nothing of that kind. Not one representative of the Papuan and New Guinea natives who served in our armed forces was included in the Contingent that Australia sent to Britain.

I am etc.

Romala Willmott

Sydney, 8/9/46.