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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
Meitfmoib, Sen til. 0csemBer 1910

~ utsUDsvf ~ y u = A. - 0StssDS- As,TU
Iangefiinoigt, Dab III Babe cine be-
trddtlide anaobl BON 9lrtifeIn; ipie
Gapeteil, 5dnludiaden, bieeiarles
@las, 3eitungspopier linb cine Heibe
=alberer Sertigiparen auf ber1 Marfte
.eriheinen iperben.
8rof. s.. 6. Cameron bon Ser ltni-
.beriitat Carolina lit nit grperirncn-
ten .beidaftigt, beren gfefnltote geeia-
net 'Iillo, iiniere gan5e gaumiponernte
.nnb alte gorrdte in geripenbllng 3n
6ringen. 9us be1n iib aus Ser Ser.
arbeitllng ergebenoen 3ellltoff iper.
ben Die erpabnten Brobnfte aneefer.
tigt nn6 nod biele anoere tpie farbige
Glinfen fir Mutotiiren, Gardiner,
5d)Danme, 2iben abpaIhbare 8ud.
einbdnoe, gilberrabmen, StrobbaIme
uno pas eben nod al,sgebadt tperoen
fann. 9ieie @eeenitdnoe tperben aus
oen Salern gernabt Sic Iib beim gnt-
faierunesproaeb bes 8a1mtpoIIamens
ergeben. T
Der 8altnponpflanser, beiiet Ct
porte anf Elm 9rittel geiunfen iino
uno Der ipeiby oab sic &egieru,g ein-
iblieblid ser oiesidbrigen @rnte iiber
TO Milionen 8allen 9teierbe perfiiet,
bat iid an ben gbemifer eetpanot, Inn
nere Gerpenounesmoeli fir
iein grobnft SIT finben. 2einer Der
eripdbnten @egenitanoe lit bon Iebers.
,pidtiger 8eoeutlng, aber insgeianlt
biirtten tie ei1ten betrd6tliden Nbiob.
morft borIteuen. Giellei6t sic mid.
tigite Observation-Disclosures Ser
8allnrpoae bat ii9 in peridieoenen
3tpeigen oes 8augeiperbes eeaeigt.
9a eibt es cine feueriibere 8alln-
mplle, ferner ein bieelames Sol5, ein
ebcnIoldes @las, eiren &aiein-2eim,
obtpaibbare 8dnoe fir &inber3in.
mer - alles nit 8our1lpolle=@inlaae
= ipurben fiiralid in Sodio1l MiIi..
berallsgebra6t. Isl
Sic 8allnltuollpHan5er baben, itdb
olb in ibrem eieenen @eiperbe umee-
Icben nno perpaden iett lire 8ollen
III 9aumipon= itatt tpie bisber lit s,si,.
teliefen. Mebr nnb nlebr bringen
atd aits 8aumipolfitoffen eeiertiate
&leioer nno sln5iige in ben Goroer.
grnnb, na6oem oas Mellon sss,litit,,t
an Ser ltnioerlitdt Bittsbureb einen
Stoff er5erst bat, ser
NIT anoeren billigen GriabItoffen
ipettbeiperbsfa6ig iein ioG. sfud bel
Der Jabrifation bon Geifen (8ircs)
iuiro iett 8auntpolle berpanbt. 9son
geringer praftiiber gebeut,lng lit in.
folge oes boben gr5eugunaspreiies
borerit nod oas aus 8almipolle ber.
geiteate Hapier, ober Die 8aumpoG.
pflan5er glauben, DOB iid ibnen bier
einnlal ipater ein nod meiterer Morft
erlblieben ipiro.
~>' X X X
Maifenibertritt idismatiider Safobi.
d.. ten in Snbien
yEip nl,s Srphot,Sru,,, 0,,S;n,, IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
"a MQerlti aus aQcr 8elt a.

y ~ - @ W.
@inipanoerungsbiiro Der aouiererl
beribtete elm itarfes anIteieen bo1
ein5igartigen nno l1neriparteten @e
legenbeiten, ben 8ittgeillben bon Gin
nanoerern I'M abgelaufenen @elbafts
iabr tpeitgebeno entgeeenallfomn,en
Sn bem 8eribt bes goriibenoen bieie,
8iiros, @r5biIbof Stritd, beiBt es
,,9os llngliid oes &rieses in @urop'
uno iein ibnelles a,,sbreiten DOR
l1no in Miien brabte ,ns cine unme,l
9e bon Sroblemen, Die i'm 8ereleid
5u oenen pergongener Sabre rns poll
fommen neu tparen. Ser 8eribt ,peii
s945 @intponberer nod, tpooon il
3778 5allen Silfe an Brieiter, Sr
bensmitelieber nno @anoibaten ee
lpabrt tpl1roe. 9ie Mrbeit fir Natl,
ralilationseelube bat ipabrenb be!
geribtsiabres ebenfaIls beitdnoig a,l
senomme,l ,lno in bielen Dioaeien bel
Ser. Staaten nnb &onaoa tprrben bi
oiesbeaiiglitben Aufeoben bieies gii
ros alpeds enbgiiltiger @rlebieun!
lpeiter bearbeitet.
X X X ..->..' - !
Die fatboliide &apele int Snsfese'
Snititnte
,,Meine Mrbeit lit bo1lel,bet, ba!
Susfeeee Snltitl1te lit jebt bouitanoit
Sllrd bie r,lbmoolle @egentpart Del
fatbolii6en Stride" -
9ieIe @orte ribtete in Eusfegee
ala, Der beiabrte Or. Geo. 8. @arp
,er, ser beriibmte @iHenidaftler bel
idmar5en Holie an &ep. 5arraeber
S.S.S, Sfarrer Der ne,ten Stride i,
Snsfegee. .'ss
Or. CARRIER, eeboren ols Sflabe
ibipang iib auf 81 benz beriibmteltel
@lieo ieiner Eoiie. , ..
Nfit ser @intpeibune ser nel.en ct
SSolepbsfapelIe i'm S,lsfegee .Snititnte
ser beriibmteiten @nitalt ieiner art
lit in bieiem ipilleni6oftliden Centrum
ser i6moraen &aiie in amerifa bi'
Moelidfeit aeboten, bieler relisios
nno fultnreI perna6faiiieten Iaii'
SEN &eg at einem religiolen ,ln>
tpiiienihaftli6en aufidmung 5,t bah
men. 8iIhof Soole BON Mobile, 6el
bie @intpeibung Der nellen 8apen'
bornobm, lub bie aoblreid einaetrof
fenen Reeer elm aum 0ftern 8eilb'
oes Seilietums. gfeb. Sarragber, oe,
bereits nit g,,tem @rfoIg iein Mii
iionstperf beeonnen, bereitet ein'
5ablrei6e @rnppe ertpo6iener Neee1
ouf sic Saufe am fommenoen @eib
nadtsfeite. Dor.
Grsbiidof &nmmel fat bic 9absbnr
- ger nad Nmerifa eebraht
graberaoe Otto bon Sobsbure
Sobn oes aaiiers &arI, ,,2ronprin,
bon Seiterreid'', ipar bor f,lr5em II
@aibineton. ST fam aug Mafiabu
let's uno beiu6te oen bier ebenfous
5u 8eiuh ipeilenoen grabiibof SsSoiepl
Srana &nmmel bon gsetp Orleans
2a., ser oie failerlid.f d.fonielihe Gami
lie nod Mnerifa eebrodt bate. 9iei'
5amilie, sic friibere Oiterreidiid,
&aiierin 3ita nnb beren Sobne uni
Sodter, iino aus 8elgien seflobe,
uno tpobnen iett in 9fopalston i,
Mo5Sohu5etfs. Grabiyd,nf g3ummp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
&eine gerlansernns Der Mnslanber-
Heaiftriernna II

aeine gerIansernng Der Mnslanber-
&esiftriernng
Dieierigen MusIdnber - bie nod
nibt giireer finb - iollten tid fol-
eenbe Beltimmungen merfen: = 4
Das SuIti3omt Der Ser. Staaten
bat befonnt eeseben, bab oie Aus
lanoerregiitrierunesperiooe nidt pers
IGngert merbeh tpir6. Ser 26. De5em-
Der miro Ser lette Sag Der 3eeiitrie=
r,,ng fein.
Serr Carl 9. Sarrilon, 9ireftor
Der MnslGnberreeiItrie bes Snlti5s
ants Der Ser. Staoten, eibt befonnt,
bob bie MISUNDERSTANDING in tel
ner Beiie e6n3lid ooer arb MIR tell.
,peiie anIGblid bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ges in beu Yoitamtern im Monat 9e<
5ember geiblolien nnb i'm Monat sSSas
n,or pieoer aufeenon,men .peroen
tpir6.
,@s lit iuobr", iaete Serr Sorric
ion, bob bieier gorldlog erlpast
1puroe. @ir erpagten oie 8eribie.
bnng Der 9(uslanoerreeiltrierung aui
Die Dauer bon 5pei ober 6rei @oben,
ATM ioipeit ipie moeli6 bie Irbeit Ser
Eoitdnlter Inn @eibnadten berum a,l
erleidtern. @ir fonoen ieoo6, bo6
bas Nusf0noerreaiitrie unS
nidt bos Gedt gibt, bies 81 tun, ,,no
bic 8oitdmter baben inns beriibert,
bab .iie ben MISUNDERSTANDING ,lno
bic &egiitrierune 5u glei6er 9cit
bonbbaben fonnen.
Seine 9ieeiItrierung bon Guslan>
bern" iogte Serr Sarrilon ipeiter,
,pelde iie ieit bem q. suguit im
2anbe bcfinoen, miro na6 S6lnb
Der 9feoiitrierunesperiooe, am 9on>
nerstaa, oen 26. 9e5ember, ben Sag
nod, 8eibnobten, entgeeengenommen.
@s lit oarum iebr notipenoig, baB iol-'
DIE, tpelde bie Heeiltrieruns ouf Die
Ianee 9ont aeihoben baben, in Der.
Seffnlme, boB Die Gegiitrierungspe-
riooe berl6neert ipcroen tpiirbe, ooer
. infoIae anoerer @riinoe sic 8efoIg,rng
bes @eiebes nnperaiielid nadbolen.
@ir boffen ben letten Minuten=sln.
oran9 81, nerbinbern."
Serr Sorriion bemerfte ferner nit
Gahbrud, bob alle regiltrierten ans-
Ianoer nerpflt6tet iino, ben uSS,n.
migration ono DECENTRALIZATION Serp-
ice'' iofort bon elmer Moreiienperdnbe-
ring ibrer beitGnoieen 8obnung au
benodridtieel.
* X X
, Mmerifauiide Gatbolifem erridten Dr.
aaniiatiom fir fatbolifde solbaten
Die fotbolil6e Sierordie bat sic
Grribtung elmer beionberen Srea.
nilation aur @leiboronuns Der reli-
qi0ien mo sSreiaeit. Siirioree fiir sic
N0nner in Militarlagern un6 snou=
ftrieaebieten beihloiien. Dieie Sreas
niiation, beren Shoffung bon @r5-
biidof MooneD in 9etroit miteetcilt
tpur6e, miro inter bem Namen $50
tionoI Catholic Community serpiee".
befannt iein.
X X X
NationaIe &atbpliide 8oblfabrts.
fpmfcren5
@eleeentlid Der in @aibineton ta-
ncn0cn 9iihofsfonfcrel,a ser ameri=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

RaiIeniibertritt idismatiider sS5afobi.
~. ten in Snbien
&ie aug grebanorum, slloien, be.
rid)tet miro, babeu fid buuoert- Grie.
tier ser idismatiiden Safobitenfirbe
in eSSll6ien NIT $4,000 @I6nbieen ser
romiih-fatboliiden Stride aneeidloi-
len. Der neue fatbolii6e Gitns miro
Ser MaGafanareiiid)e Mitus genannt.
= X X \ ~
@eronafelnns audi in 9atifanitabt
gSie aug Gonn beribtet miro, fiibrt
a,ld oie 8atifanitaot, tpie Sic Stabt
Som, allnadtlib cine itrifte uno poll-
itanoige gerounfelung onrb. Gem
nod iper6en nm 8 llbr abenos ole
3ueange 5ur 8atifanltaot gelbloiien.
auf Ser Snnenieite Der groBen Tbmie-
oeeiiernea Gore, bur6 Die iib Ser
8erfebr in ben 8atifan bepegt, pnr.
Sen itarfe gifenplatten angebraht.
ipoburd ieber ginbIid in ben 8atifam
bel sei6loiienen goren nnmoelid se-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
Gr3biidof ppn Chicago als 6ansIer
Der ,,Grteniipn Spcietb''

Cr5btfd)Df Dnn SbteagD als Tan5ler
Der ,,Grteniipn SoeietD" &
gr5bii6of Stritd til gbicago i'll
gum &on5ler, 9ildof aelIep bon Sf-
labonla gitp gum gi5efan5ler Ser
,,gatbolic Gbur6 grtenlion Societp'
Ser Ser. Staaten getpablt iporoen.
@ie bod Ser 81. 8ater, 8apit Gius
ser 3tpolfte, bon bieier Organization
benft, eebt berbor aus einen sbrei-
ben, oas er gr5biidof .Strit6 iiber-
lanbt bot. " - ..r -.
=, Ser 8apit bebt Dor allem berpor,
ooB sic GGtigfeit bieier gereinisnna
felt ibrer @riinoung por 35 Sabren
INNER cine Ouelle eroben Sroites fir
iblr eeipeIe,, lei. uDie G.g.g.S.", er=
flart Ser 81. gater, lit ibrer sluf-
gabe, ben fotboliiben 8laltben 81
berteioigen, 5,t betpabren ,lno aus
5,,breitelt INNER treu geblieben nno
ser bolle l1mfong ibres iegensreiben
@influiies in ben Ser. Staoten lit
@ott allein .befannt: 9ltrb Gerteilung
bon Maiienfolleften l1nb anoern Gu
ben bat sic @eieuidaft Grieiter ,,nb
8iibofe in arn1eren Diitriften in Sen
5tano eeiebt, lire slrbeit fortauieten
uno Die &irden nit Der notieen Nus
itattrng 81, perieben, tpobreno fie in
0siiiionsge ege,lben in nidt serineem
Mabe 5ur 8iloilng eincs cingebore-
nen &lerus beigetragen bot.
"auf bieIe @eiie bat oie @eien~
iDoit iib oen tiefeefiibIten 9anf ser
8iidofe ltno Hrieter Der Ser. Stoa.
ten ertporben,, ,lno oie. 5unebn,enoe
Bopularitat, oeren iie iid in alien
&reiiett Der @laubigen erfrelt, lit on
iib idon elm 8elpeis ibres @rfoIges."
Ser EopIt idliebt nit bem @unih,
oab Die @eieuidaft audi in 3,,fuit
elm 8olllperf Der fatbolilben Stride
in Den Ser. Stoaten 1no f. i'm IN
elmer @elt bon l1nritbe nnb 8ertpir=
rnng cine llriobe Der Jreuoe> iein
moge.'' ,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
Nmffaaenbe 8efebrnna Dpm GGneien
.s. im ben Ser. Staatem

NAIfuutuUt SeleDTMH9 uDN 0UNe1eN
. in ben Ser. Staatcm ~
8ie Der d)ineiiibe 8rieIter, 3ep.
Sobn &. g. Mao, ein in China ae-
borener 4oubertit, mitteilt, ma6t lid
in bielen gbineIenbierteln amerifani-
ider Stdote ein ouffauen6er Bug aur
fatbolifden Stride beruerfbar. 9fep.
0fao beridtet, baB i'm berilolienen
Sabre inter ben 1,t0O gbinelen ser
Sta6t Hbila6elpbia 100 Ser fatboIi,
ihen Stride beitraten; ebenio tpuroen
int ielben 3eitraum in 8oiton nnter
1000 gbineien bieielbe MnaabI ee-
touft. SSn Sos Mneeles tpuroen iiber
100 @bineien in Die Stride aufeenom-
men, in Gbieaeo 60 in oen lebten
feds Monoten. 49, ..
X X X r.>.-1.
Nemartige &eripenbnmg Dun 8amn,.
....~ tuHae ,-..
Die felt l6ngerer 3eit bon Sad)-
funbieen angeItellten gerInde, nm
lniere 8aunltpone, fit ,peI1e mir i,l-
folse bes @e1tfrieees feinen Marft
baben, fdeillen nit nngeobnte,, grioI-
gen eefront poroen su iein. gs tpiro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

Nationale &atbuliide 8oblfabrts'
fpmfcrens

@eleeentlid Der in @aibineton ta-
9enoen 9iibofsfonferen5 Ser omeri=
foniiben Sierorbie fanb BORT eleib.
5eitig oer inter 2eit,,ng ser grabir
idofe nno 9iid0ie itebenoe @ertpaI=
f,,ngsausiduB Der Nationalen 3atbo-
Iiiber 8oblfabrtsfonierens itatt. 9as
Evening star., 1940-07-31

said the Germans were treating the
Dutch tactfully as equals of Aryan
origin to avoid offending their ma
tional pride.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
10000 Tons Of Ships
Axis Loss, British Say
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 3l.-The axis
powers have lost 1852 1000 tons of
shipping since the war began, the
British Admiralty said yesterday,
to 1,503,587 for Britain and her
Allies.
Germany's losses were set at 908,-
600 tons and Italy's at 254 900.
Acknowledged British losses up to
July 81 were 283 ships of 1,193,411
tons: total Allied losses of 66 ships
of 310,176 tons, and total neutral
losses of 226 ships of 693 ,493 tons.
Nazi sea and air forces sank 49,857
tons of British, Allied and neutral
shipping in the week ending July 81,
the Admiralty declared. Eleven
ships, totaling 37,577 tons were
British. One was an Allied vessel
of 2,08S tons, and six were neutral
and aggregated 1912 tons.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
and mail communication cut of be-
tween the occupied and unoccupied

and mail communication cut of be-
tween the occupied and unoccupied
zones.
Return of refugees to homes in
certain parts of the German -occu-
pied area of France will be resumed
on a reduced scale, it was an
nounced, following suspension Of
passenger traffic between the occu-
pied and unoccupied zones.
The announcement said repatri-
alton certificates would be limited
to agricultural workers and their
families and to members of gov
ernmental services returning to
Paris with their families.
The French national radio an
nounced that repatriation of Bel
gian refugees now in the unoccupied
zone would begin tomorrow follow
ing an agreement between the Bel
gian and German governments.
The broadcaster said also that
certain categories of French refu-
gees whose homes are in the oc-
cupied zones south of the Somme
and Oise rivers. east of the English
Channel and Atlantic seaboard and
west of, Dole, now may return to
their homes, although this move
ment would be restricted by lack of
railroad and road traffic"
Evening star., 1940-07-31
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Evening star., 1940-07-31

Spain Calls on u. 5.
For Aid in Return
10 Normally
FoIonge Poper Editorial
Believed Inspired by
Gasoline Shortage

By the Associated Press.
MADRID. July 31-A call for aid
from the United States in returning
Spain to normalcy after her wasting
civil war was sounded by the
Falangist newspaper Arriba today,
as If in answer to rumors aboard
that Spain is preparing to assume
an attitude Of embodiment in the
European war.
Observers said it was fair guess
the newspaper editorial, coming as
it did after fortnight of sharp
criticism of United States dollar
diplomacy" in Latin America, was
inspired by SPANS gasoline short
age.
The newspaper said: 1--WE cannot
understand how great peoples, rich
and free Of their own conflicts, can
refuse to send, or can delay send
ing, to Spain the elements which
naturally are necessary to rebuild
completely and normally, after a
long and wasting civil war which
has been longer precisely for the
reasons alien to the will of the coun-
try; that is, because of moral and
material aid given our enemies"
Not Outspoken Against Britain.
Coincident with this turnabout
in the attitude of the press toward
the United States, it was noted that
the newspapers were not so out
spoken against Great Britain.
Yesterdays announcement by
Hugh Dalton, British Minister of
Economic Warfare, that navicerts
will be required to deliver gasoline,
as we'll as other supplies, to Spain
would normally have been the signal
for an indignant outburst. But
there was no comment.
Spain has ordered the use of gas
oline cut. Effective tomorrow, op-
Grafton Of private automobiles Of
more than Is horsepower is banned.
and smaller cars are limited to 6
liters tabout 11a gallons) monthly
per horsepower Use Of gasoline
also has been barred for pleasure
boats, and buses are being with
drawn from operation where elec-
| trio interurban service is available.
Estimate 30 Days Supply.
These steps may reduce consump-
tion 80 or 40 per cent, but even so
oil men estimate Spain has only 30
days supply available for essential
transport.
Railway service has never re-
turned to normal since the civil
war, and industry has had to rely
on trucks for about SO per cent
of its transport service.
Spain recently concluded three
power treaty with Britain and Por-
tugal by which Britain undertook
to supply her with 100000 tons of
needed wheat. as we'll as to under
write an additional 100000 pounds
worth of imports from Portuguese
colonies
Arriba's article declared Spain did
not seek Ito limit the area of her
good relations to peoples with whom
she is united in bonds of entire
understanding and indelible memo
ries es'-phraseology usually used to
describe Germany, Italy and Portu-
gal.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Puerto Rico Asks Cuban
Sugar Output Be Reduced
Bv the Associated Press

Bv the Associated Press
The Puerto Rican Trade Council
proposed today a Federal research
program to reduce Cuba's depend
ence on income from sugar.
In the hope that existing restric-
tions on domestic sugar production
might ultimately be lifted, the
Puerto Rican organization an
nounced it would ask the Agricul-
ture Department to seek new sources
of agricultural income for Cuba,
which now shared in the United
States sugar market to the extent of
about 100000 tons annually.
Cuba at the present time is per-
mitted to market almost third
of all sugar consumed on the United
States mainland" said statement
of the council. thus reducing the
quantity which can be produced by
American farmers In Louisiana,
Florida, the beet States and Puerto
Rico. Administration officials insist
that Cuba retain its large quota of
1.9o0000 tons on the ground that the
people of that country would starve
If deprived of any substantial part of
sthe ss0,000,000 buying power their
sugar brings in from the United
States. Yet Cuba has millions of
acres of undeveloped farm land from
which its people could make a bet
ter living than they now enjoy"
The Cuban sugar situation has
long been a sore spot in the congress
sional sugar bloc. A plan this year
to increase mainland quotas at the
expense of Cuba was blocked by the
administration.
The Senate Finance Committee
meets tomorrow on controversial
legislation to give another year of
life to the 1887 Sugar Act. The bill
is due for bitter fight on the Sem
ate floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
5-to- l5-Yeur Term
Given in Assault Cose

Richard Chase, 20. colored, 24O0
block Of Anger place Sc. was sen.
fenced to Ave to fifteen years i'm
prisonment in District Court yes
terday on a jury conviction OF as
sault with intent to rape a white
woman.
The woman testified that Chase
followed her when she alighted from
a bus in the 270o block of Thirtieth
street Sc. on July 7 and put his
arms around her. Chase denied the
charge.
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough also
sentenced James Melvin, 50, colored,
1900 block of Fourth street NV, to
five to fifteen days in Jail on a
charge of manslaughter in connec-
tion with the death of John w,
Hines, colored. As, who was fatally
injured in fall from a porch June
8. Testimony was that Hines fell
after he was slapped by Melvin,
who had accused him of taking his
money.
Melvin plead guilty to the man.
slaughter count. Justice Goldsbor-
ough said there was no evidence
that Melvin intended to kill Hines.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Judge Aids Man Who
Chased Wife From
Bar With Auto
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, AriZ., July 81
Robert E. Sperry. "a, a truck
driver who chased his wife out
of a suburban buffet with his
automobile, pleaded guilty to
malicious mischief and was
given a 60-day suspended SEN
tence.
Its a terrible note" said
Justice Harry E. Westfall,
when you have to 60 and drag
your wife out of booze joint.
After this. drag her out, but not
with your car"
Sperry told the court he
drove his car through the
front wall of the frame build
ing, coming to stop beside the
bar, after pleading in vain with
his wife to leave the place. Gus
toners hastily fed, amid flying
debris.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Rome
Continued From First Page.)

Europe or extremely grim violent
war" in which her overthrow will
be measured not by years or weeks
of which Churchill spoke, but by
days or hours"
CAT about the same time Ger
man sources said that an inva-
sion attempt would not come that
week or the next, but that it
would Gomez
AS early as July Gayda de-
clared the axis powers had agreed
on their respective attacks for the
battle of Britain, with Italy's share
to harass Britain in Egypt and
Africa, prey on her shipping from
the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean
and, above all, to immobilize large
part of the British feet in the Medi-
terranean.
Today Gayda wrote:
The war against England cannot
be lightninglike, spectacular and
ponderous like the one against
France.
y
mering and exhaustion. 1t must
strike and destroy with calculated
method all the national and imperial
forces of diverse nature and topo-
graphy which may sustain British
resistance"
Two German Tasks.
The difference in the two types of
war, Gayda said. is due not so much
to Britains insularity, which is well
equipped for national defense, as to
the fact of its national system, its
empire spread out over the world
which is participating with varied
powerful forces in defense and Of
fenSe."
. In the present phase, the Fascist
editor went on, Germany is carry
ing out two essential tasks-to pro-
gressively disorganize and pulverize
the entire internal system of the is
land and to cut its communication
with the external world"
This, he said, ''is a necessary
premise for war action carried more
directly against British territory"
mo less essential is isolation of
the island" Gayda wrote. The
combined action of German bombers
and torpedo craft today means rapid
and uninterrupted progress in this
task of destruction"
Italy's mission in this campaign
Gayda said, is to engage and weal
down British naval forces concen.
trated largely in the Mediterranean
the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean
Alden Bombed Again.
Italian planes again bombed tn,
Red Sea port of Alden yesterday
scoring direct hits on two ships ane
big oil tank, the high commant
reported today. Alden is a fortified
British colony strategically LOCATED
at the southern entrance to thu
Red Sea.
All planes which participated IL
the raid returned safely, a com
munique said.
An attempted raid on the Italiar
base of Assab in Eritrea was reported
to have cost the British one bomb
ing plane, shot down by anti-air
craft batteries.
Stefani, official Italian new
agency, reported two unidentified
planes bombed Gibraltar before
dawn today, provoking heavy anti
aircraft fire.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Five Reported Killed
In Raid on Gibraltar

ALGECIRAS, Spain, July 81 (P-
Five persons were reported killed
and IS wounded in a raid by enemy
bombers yesterday afternoon on
Britain's Gibraltar fortress.
The Hotel Rock, where newly
arrived R. A. F. pilots were quar-
tered, was hit by low-lyng planes,
presumably Italian. The pilots and a
score of British fighter planes had
arrived to bolster Gibraltar de-
fenses.
Reports reaching here also said
% were killed and IS injured in the
two Italian air raids July 26.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Form Security Office
Opened in Leonordtown
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeCidi LiSpdtCn 10 Inc Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 81
A new Farm Security Administration
office was opened here yesterday at
the home of Mrs. l.. A. Wilmer. j.
Clarke Seibert is in charge.
The purpose of the office, 1t was
announced, is to make loans to farm
families for purchasing livestock and
implements.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
Communications Cut
In Nozi-HeId France

V1CHY, France, July 81 (P.-
Postal, telephone and telegraph
communication in the German
occupied portions of France was re-
ported suspended today, and this
was construed in some quarters as
an indication that major operations
against Great Britain were closer.
The report said the Germans also
had ordered telegraph, telephone