Victory Carnival in London.—-The thousands who flooded into London on the seventh and last night of the victory carnival again brought traffic to a standstill in Westminster, and padeed themselves irfto Whitehall, the Embankment, Parliament square, and Trafalgar square. London throughout the week has been a magnet for sign*” seers. They came and stared at tne floodlights, watched the displays on the Thames, wore paper hats, sang, ( joked, and managed to give an appearance .of carnival, although the city throughout the week has been almost bare of cigarettes and has been even short of potatoes.—London, June
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24903, 17 June 1946, Page 4
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