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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28
3ur Gan>cstpakl 194O
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Sic Gntid)eiounesIhlad)t Ser pill,
tiihcn 0ecrc brahte am ;. Topem.
bcr Ser oemofrotiihen Vartei sen
Siee, oeren @onnertrGger Serr =. 9.
RooIepelt 8 Sabre 6inourcj gelpeien
lit. Gum ppeiten Mole lit oos heiliae
TcrmGftni5. Sos ser Safer 6es
2onbes. George @aihinaton, ieinCm
&olf hinterloiien bat. gebrphcn NOR
bCn. Cine Eolfs TRADITION, sic ser
Station hcilig iein iolltc." ,mIomcbr
oo cr iclbIt cngliid)er SlbItonmmlnc,
feline Sonosleltte om bcltcn fannie
Seine nrahnenoen @orte. feline 9iinb.
niiic nit nnberen Naiicncn ,u itlic.
cen umb trobbcm oos Golf i'm sim
orittcn Mnlc Sic tSiihrllno bcs Stac.
ics autrlg. llnb Pr fllrS uber entidlic.
Sen IidJ lpcigerte. nnSunehmen. Cir
fluqcr ilnh peiier Safer. in Sem oos
Gatcrluno sic erlte SteIlc in ieinem
eolen Ser5en einuabnl.
GieIes beilige GermGhtnis lit gum
erIten Ntale pom peritorbenen 4rG.
Iioenten @oobroip @ilicn aebrcden
luoroen. llneeheurer Safid,uocn,
moraliid)er 9fiidgang rno 9lutopier
lpar Ger 9obn bes perpcrIl:den
ShritteS. oeiien @eben mir in Sen
lesten 10 Sabren beutlic] on unIeren,
9eib uno Seele ipiiren mllBten ,no
nur oie 9iaionen aus ser 9unoes.
faiie braften einige 2inberllng ,mN
uermieb ein Chaos i'm 2anbc. 81 mir
6ein 5lpeiten @ermGhtnisbruh aud'
MIR nit einem blauen s(uge oapcn
fommen peroen. bleibt ab5umarten.
Sieies sll perhiiten liegt in Ser Wad,t
ocs Sraibenter Hooieoelt. mclder
sen britten 1ermin annabm uno oas
Golf poller 8ertrauen in iein @ort
| Sic sic 2eitlng bes Staatsihiiies
iiir peitere bier Sabre iibertrug Der
bllnoen nit elmer gelpaltigen aus,
iibenhen Madlt. oeren Iih fem suei,
fer Wann oilf Sem GroboG riibmen
fam. in s(nipruh nebmen oiirfte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28

fir Die Sberberridnit i'm @eltlnarft.
ollem oos Sous Mothidilo & Co..
iino bcreits aus @icn, Yaris unb
Gnglonb in Sen Tcreini9ten Stao-
ten einaetrofIen, I'M ibr @olo in
Siherheit 81 bringen, benn sic H(b.
n,lng oie'cr ncuen Srbnlm0 in Gu-
ropa bat Tie bierber gebroht. 60 geht
rs porlpurtS Shritt iiir Shritt lrno
oaS Tciler, iuelbes in Scutihluno
crit eincn tlcinen sSlmfen bebclltetc,
pira iid iiber Ole aonse @elt pcrbrci-
ten, es bonoclt iih olio in oiciem
Griege nid,t harllnl Oh Gnglono oocr
Ccltldlonh ucrliert, ionocrn cb cine
ncllc @clt Sen fiimpienocn TGlfcrn
beIdieScn iein ioQ, in ser Blcihbeit
ollrr 9laiien bcitebeu ioa. uuo ser
Nrbeitcr nid)t mchr ser SfIauc Scs
@olhcs rnb ser intcrnationoIcn @on-
fiera iein miro.
Sieie israge mu6 MN bon Sem
omerifaniiden Golfc heantiportet
meroen lnb 5luar nidt ourd) sic Sill
'e, Die mir Gnglano angebeihen loi.
len, ionern lrniere gauge aroit ,rno
GnerNic miiiien mir bcrgcbcn. cincn
baloigen Trieoen ser @clt sl brin-
gen.
@ooorolu @ilInn trocltc h;c'cn
@eOonfcn cincr ncl,en &elt nit lief
nah europa in 1919, opd) muroc cr
ein Spier ser Giplomote,l GuropaS
mo ser intcrnatonole:l @unfirrs.
@iro es lniercm Tr1iioentcn =.
.. &ooiepelt beictert Iein, olrh ein
mebr frieolides .s(uftreten Elm mir
oiArr Nnd'iolgcr @eoroc @oibinos
tons ,nb Hlbrabom 9incoIns su mer.
bcno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28

idjriitrn Ser Hrlj1tr trlmA>rhteilInlH
oca GinnnnAcrtrtilrCuia r,>rp i;d,ttt
cen nidt Cnnliir, Irrrd}cnhcn lin.
tronNcrcr r'Hcr Tcllrrtirt'cr nit lid,
81 brin1ea. hnlnt Oiticr icinc Hn:'
morten sen r,6t,u item librriCtt. Sisicr
TolnCtldl,r n',,'i ,rNoN: rldii ilntc-
oingt Elm beruIsmGIiacr l!cbcricprr
Iein. Gin ieoer Ginluouh"re"" mag inn
Greiie ieiner Trclmoc obcr in elmer
Tomilic iclnanbeu finOen Ser eng
lid unb ald) sic 0tuticrirrnd)c oe5
inponoerers ipridt llnb er mag sic,
ie Teriou criuhcn nit ibm 81 9ebcn
Cine anbcre Shpicrigfcit, oie aes
pilic GinnnnOerer bnbcn tGnnten lit.
hob ein jcoer Einpanherer oas &C.
nollc Totllm iciner slnf,mit in oeu
Gereiuiaten Staatcn lno Sen 9torlen
oes Sfiiics, nit Welfenl er fam
1piiien mlB. Monfe 2ellte habcn
bieie mihtigen Satiohen bergeiien
mo lucnn Tie regiltricrcn pollen, er'
fobren iie, oaB Iie bie s(naaben be-
3ii1lid) ibrcr slnfllnit angeben miiiien
Gs miro iolhcn Eerioncn nabcgelcat
porbcr ibre SSrellnbe ODER Ger,panos
ten 81 bciroNcn, sic sur 3eit ibrer
Hlnfllnft I'M 9onoc morcn. Sir man.
dc Gcricncn lit bcs Siemlif ihlpies
rig. ga ijc icit 90 biz 40 Sobren im
oonSe iino ,rno lire 9c5icbungcn nit
itrcn olten sSrcllnbcn nerloreu babcn.
@cnn Sic bos Totllm ,mo sen Na'
men ibreS ScbiiIes mli oicic @eiic
nidjt ollsfinSig MAIDEN fonnen. mo.
gen iic ih an Sn1migronts' Snfors
nation Bureau, 1856 Ssiitb s(penue.
Seem 0orf Gitp, mcnoen, no ser Gag
lnS ser Same bes Sd)iiies nahges
ioriht ,perbcn miro. - "a ..s .~.*
@cun scr Gin,ponocrcr mchrerc
Mnfunftsonten hnt. nrli; cr MIR Sen
SuQ Scr critcn ,'nb lebten s(nfuni:
luiiien lnN es acniigt. wcnn cr ben
'omcn bes Sfiffes fennt nit mel,
fem er 5lln1 lebten Wtnle anfam.
Icnn Nieie 9(naobcn bcfannt iiub.
fonu Scr Ginlponocrcr lie nidt MIR
5l'm 2npcdc ser Neaiitrieruns beniit,
gen, ionbcrn er fam iid, auth ali Tie
heruien. ncnn cr iid) Inn sic Staots.
biirgcrid)uit beiuir6t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28

81 MN Serr Mooiepelt bieie fir
ooS @cbI icines notbeoiirftigen Sol
tes unpenoen miro, ober iiir oie, sic
i'm llnnblGiiia I'm Silic anbetteln.
sic hcibc Slppc. mclhe tie iih ielbIt
oli9ctiid,t. olls5ul0ifeln belien. miro
'uns oie nabe 3lltl,nft brinaen. @iro
Serr Hooieuelt bcn @eiit ser ne,lcn
3eit, ser sic aonse 5ipiliiicrte Welt
crioBt bat, nit @eiualt urfbalten mol
len. ooer miro CT icinc Mubt ba5u
eebral,d)en Ole ItoriiGen Mad,tbabcr
ser tGmpfcnoeu TGltcr an Sen 9era'
tlngatiIh befcblen lno ibnen geblce
ten, pie mciic Winner ibren Suocr
i'll ihlihtcn bahcu? g&ir erhoifen
lebtcrcs BON gun5cm Ser5en, ga mir
an i'm unb iein geacbenes @ort 9lall,
ben @r hc5neiicln abcr oof Serrn
'Iooiepelts Mehtiertigung, gegeben
am @oifenitiaitonhstaa, oaB sic @ei-
oen lmo Spfer ser @0lfer pom lebten
@eltfrieg nidlt pergeblilI lpurcn,
oeun nGrc oos bcriicbtigtc SofllnlCnt
(oer TcriuillerTcrtrog) aui bumanen
lnh atrcd'ten @rlinobcbinoungcu olli-
gebollt qelueicn. bate es ben NIhr-
boocn Sem ieti9cn @cltfcnIIift eut,
,naen. Gas oumnligc Nellt'd)lanH
nobm sic @ehingllngen on, neil cs
ErGiibcnt @iliors IA Tllntten un6
oen Tiibrern oes omerifaniihen Iol.
feS, OILS Ser lpabrcu Senofratic,
@Iauben id)enftc uno sic @aIicn
Itredte 9tobm 5l9lcid) old) Die oe,nO.
tratiide Hcgierllngsform an nit Dem
Pelpubtiein, in 9lmerifa einen Seller
uno 9eid)iiter oeiluSen 5u baben.
Sic GuttGllidNmg hieies @ertrauens
lit ms moblhctnnnt. Sas oeltlt,c
Golf, oas aus allen @moen blutctc,
lpllrbe itntt nuiboucnoer SiIie Senlii.
tialmg id)limniter 9(rt ,llteil. Grin
nerlif) lit unb blciht eingeprdgt in
Ser Seele Ser tonnlcnoen Bcnerntinn
oieies Tolfes bie Sd,unotaten Scr
nfrifuniId,en Hcgerhoroen, Die als
geioblrngsarmee in ne,rtid)en Goueu
hnllten llno ihr llnmornliidcs Wc
len tricbcn. mas Die Sieger nit einem
tcuTIild)cn SGd)eln ollloeten lno 10
Ifitperhrcd)er an Ser meiBen Haiic
nuroc, sic hic @cidihtc nid,t Der
oeden tann. llcber 10000 crittloiiiae
Gii6e nlrben Sen id)on ausgebrmaer.
ten oertld)en &inocrn ent5o9en, Inn
oieic Dem Sllngcrtcbc pullcns rreis.
,ugeben. @lutt Go. = ser @eid)id)te:
Hailenuustilgung cines bohsipiliiiers
ten Iolfes, lm ser ihtparscn HaiIc
Sen GorIprllng 81 gcbcn. gSllnoert
iih ba ein perlliinftiger Menid. lpel,
der nod nac fiiuf Sinne bat lno be-
hcrrlcht mo nift bon ben pcrnith-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28
.tenoen &ab seblenSct lit, oob i'm
beutiaen Glrtpa tpieoer oas ipiitenoe

ltenoei Mb seblenoct lit, oob i'm
beutieen Gltrtpa tpieoer oas ipiitenoc
Menidenidldd,tcn bon nel,em aus.
aebrodeu lit? ga, oas lit ser Slub
Der boIen Sat bon TeriailleS, lpelhcn
sic HGufeihmiebe am griineu Siih,
Nie nur bon Sab umo 9iahe ,no ppn
%crnid)tl'na beieclt tuaren, iiber oas
&aupt oes amerifaniiben YrGiiben.
ten Woobrom @ilicn ben beltiaen
Chaos beraufbeIdnporen baben. @iro
Serr Hooiepelt oieien GcrfaQ bon
Scr SSieoerbpl,lng 5ll perbiiten mil
fen? Tieies ertportet oein Golf, Serr
Erdiioent Hcciepelt bcshalb ous &C..
aebcne Gertraren am 5. Nopember,
ocnn Der @ibcliprud, bat iid) nod inn
ner bcipGhrt l,no bclpabrbeitet: @os
Ser Wenid) fact, miro er oud erll-
fen. Scs &olfes Giuc lit 8cttcs gSil-
lc unb @cttes gSiuc lit SeS GoIfcs
@iac. Tic Saot lit a,ieesanaen.
Tns Hcmofratiihe TcutihIano lit
nidt mebr. Ourf sic babcrfiiItc Oh
Iidtlihc GernadIGiiiauna ser ocno-
frutiiden 9riiber NOR es hiliIos lno
ocrsmeiiclt ioIt in sic 9lrmc oes 9oI,
Ifemismus getriehcn morSen. lpenn
nid)t nod, in Glitter Stllnoc Ser Natio.
nolin,nlismlis ourh Sitter Sen ret,
tenoen slnfer Dem rnterNehen6en
Stdutsid)iff bingeporien bGttc. INN
cs IN Neu rettenoeu S,nien 81 leitcn.
Gas lit ser SSll,d) ser bGien Cat, lpel.
d,e oonals ullbenubt bon hcn oanla
ligen 1rieoenSmohern hcrauibc,
'fmoren tplr0c.
9tln Serr YrGiioent, mir boiien
bon Shncn ans gon5em Sericu, bob
Sie oen ihmeideInben TGnen, mel
he Sbncn bon Sen in unierem 9anSc
3uilud)t illhenbcn @aItirellnbihoit
acniebenbcn Sbronb1,,pern llno
@clhgclpaltiaen ins Sbr geIIiiitert
lucroen fein @ebor ihenfen, oenn
oIo'c trod,ten MIR nod ibren eigenen
,Snterciirn. Oh sic nnerifoniIdP 'sm.
aeno bafiir blllten ,lno ibr 2eben laI-
len mllb. lit ihncn alcihgiiltia. @ir
'ehcn sn Shncn hlnolI mie 5ll cincm
Eotcr. Scrr TrGiihcnt, ser peiie lit
lmo Icine Ginbcr beihiiBt Dor ser
orohcnocn @eiahr, sic bcuto or06er
iii benn ic. SaBt Tcttcru llnS 9aoIcn
oriibeu ihren eigcuen Saoer ihlid,tcn
luo George Maibingtons meiics Ser.
nIGhmis nofmals geloben, 81 CT
rem. bunnuh 81, banSeln, oenn sic
crItc Niliht gilt unierm 2anoc. Sier
rpollel mir 2orbceren ernten, unicrcn
5lltiiniligcn @eneratpnen elm ItarfcS
9ollluert aufbauen, bas ieocr @ciobr
Srob bietct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-28
1l)eeen ui<ttkera
Ser Cite inhaftierf

Stem grrf. Gn1clbcrt Eocu, ser
Sd)atnrciIter Scr niSrclnoe bcs nc,'en
Seutidlano", lpllroc n!ri cincu lag
inhofticrt, nud)bclu or pcrldilnnt hot
tc, Ser @llnnrS (6ronb SurD N.tcn
ser Mo5i iSrpon;iction por5nlc9cn
aus bcncn sic 9tui,cn pon so ocilts
ihru Mnsia criihtlidl icin lpiirSen oie
3lt Sen niSrclno"u Nra rellen Gcutici).
Iona in o,n Ger. Stnntcn Arhiren.
Hihter N(nNrrion ocu'ctc an oaii
Mu,u cine if,ipcrc Strntc trcficn miro
mcnn CT iid) nod, lrcitcr mciNcrt. hem
Wcr;dtah,Ichl ST 0cbnrctcll
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MittiuudD, 4. 9esember:

WlllIDDu), 4. Sc3enoer:
o:l5 SeltllIgsidnh
;43 NahrlUten. en9liib
s:%' Tohr:d,en. eneIilb
HGt,nriliaJs Guiteru Stauoaro Iime
5;4I 9tatr'dten ensltib
6:l; 3pitungsitau
7:3h 9eutiG)l,nrpd,o
S:W 'tohrrb-pn. engliih
9'W, NHs oelr 3e:taeidebeu, enaIiit
1918 Natrit1en. Oeutlh
10 81 Nabrltteu. enaliid
1850 Gursberid)t. ene!iid)
loal Nahrif,ten. engIifh
Sonmerstaa, 5. 9esember:
EOlmittags Gnltern Stanoaro Timr
Gas Nadrid)ten. ergliid
s:3D Nndrid)ten, ensli'd,
5:45 Nahrrd)teu. engliid
G:15 3eitl,rgs'd,au
1880 Tcutihllnoetc
soc Radlrldlt'n. eueIiit
S:4::. Sftueae |o"trdae. ensliih
a:N' Nus ocm 3eitseidlehen. eualiidl
;0:'t Nahrid,ten. oeutid
20 Sc Tadrid,ten, enaliid
1850 aursberidi. ensliih
Treitas, 6. 9esember:
HaG mittags GlItprn Stanoaro 1ime
5:45 Nadr;ht"n ensliih
GAS Hat)rld,ien engliId)
1880 Seutihlanoeto
500 Nahri,bten, engIiid
900 slus Dem Seitgeideben. rnaliih
1O:15 NaGrihten. beutid
1850 3ursbe:: iht, eneliid
Anberoem rerber ip nod 9eoar'
p.tl9e Pof)rictten bon Tna sl Son
aut 81 'on'tlger 3eten geIenSst Men.
herur1en Ser S'noe5eiten ms Iei
!el1~ser neroer ietpeiIs iiber oen
Sc: .jer befanrtaeacben
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1900 abenos: GngIIt.
3eitunss.Yetrad)tunsen iu 9sutid:
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-22
BRITISH INCREASE
ATTACK ON BARDIA
Continued From Page One)

bombardment before a ground as
sault can be launched.
The British hold that the final
outcome is not in doubt but that
they have had few casualties so
far and there is no reason for
wasting manpoWer.
Striking far in advance of the
land forces, the RAF last night
was reported to have carried out
a heavy raid on the Castel Benito
airdrome, near Tripei on the
coast. almost all the way across
Libya to the Tunisian frontier.
Four Direct Hits
The first Of two waves of bomb
ers scored four direct hits on three
hangers, three bombs falling In
two hangers other than those hit
by the first wave. In this attack,
it said, eight more planes were
destroyed and still others dam.
aged.
There were two large explosions
one of which blew up a building
the communique added, and fires
were left blazing over a large
area. Flames from one burning
bomb dump could be an 70 miles
away, pilots related.
In the areas beyond smoking
Bardla, the British command re
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-22
RAF DOWNS l44
ITALIAN PLANES
CONTINUED From Page One)

13 of their own, the air ministry
news service reported tonight.
Eighty-eight of the Fascist
planes, the news service said, were
shot down in the air and Sc de-
stroyed on the ground or captured.
Pilots of five of the 13 British
planes lost were reported safe.
Cooperation between ground, sea
and air forces in the attack which
drove the Fascists out of Egypt
was described.
British (air) fighters main
tanned continuous contact with our
advancing troops the news serv-
ice declared.
While battleships and destroyers
bombarded the Italians from the
Mediterranean and the tanks and
infantry trucks advanced, British
planes sought out Italian planes or
exposed Italian troops.
Bombers, the news service con-
tinued, battered forts and air.
dromes, transport parks, troop
concentrations, munition and gaso-
line dumps. On the whole they de-
pended more on the planes armed
with eight machine-guns than on
dive bombers to demoralize the
Italian troops, the account said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-22
Bloodhounds On Trail
Of Fugitive Motorist

RINGGOLD, Ga, Dec. 21.-P)-
Rloodhounds followed a trail through
mountainous North Georgia and
Tennessee today IN search of fugi-
tive motorist who last night shot
and killed Corporal w. F. Black Of
the Georgia highway patrol when
stopped for reckless driving.
More than 200 state, federal, coun-
tv and city police officers, and some
civilians, joined the manhunt which
before nightfal had progressed
through some Is miles of the rugged
country of this section.
Public Safety Commissioner Lon
Sullivan of Georgia said repeated
traces of blood were found on leaves
and rocks, indicating the fugitive
had been wounded by Blacks fellow
officer, Patrolman B. R. Farr, as ne
disappeared in underbrush alongside
the road.
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NAzlS WARN U.S..
ON AXIS VESSELS
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United States embassy in Paris on
charges that they helped a British
officer to escape.
These three are Mrs. Elizabeth
Deegan, formerly of Asheville, N.
c., receptionist who recently was
detained for several days by Ger
man military occupation authori-
ties in Paris; Cecil M. P. Cross,
first secretary and consul at the
embassy and Leigh w. Hunt,
second secretary and consul.
The state department accepted
the request. In Washington, Secre-
tary Hull said the three would be
sent elsewhere; that the charges
would be Investigated, although a
preliminary investigation does not
support them. Hull declined to dis
cuss the Ronald Cross affair.".
The German announcement said
that Mrs. Deegan had supported
the unidentified British officer and
helped him flee the country; that
the two embassy officials were in
volved in this and that, further
more, Cross concealed a British
secret agent in the embassy for
months. This man, it was stated,
later was arrested outside the
building and confessed to espion-
age.
''Moral Aggression"
At the press conference, the for
eign Office spokesman charged
that United States foreign policy
was one of ''pinpricks, injury, chal-
lenge and moral aggression"
against Germany.
On the other hand, he said, the
Reich has exercised restraint to
the point of self-effacement'' in its
dealings with Washington.
In other words, the British min
lister of shipping succeeded in
doing down Wilhelmstrasse reti-
cence and restraint and opened
the lips of officials.
Ever since the reelection OF
President Roosevelt, foreign cor
respondent have been soliciting
expressions of official opinion on
various phases of American for
eign policy, as it affects the Reich.
But the government spokesman,
until today, has declined to COM
ment. Even the Presidents men,
ton of ways for further aiding
Britain has drawn only newspaper
and unofficial comments.
Today one simple question pro-
voked a dramatic situation.
To this correspondents question:
ANY comment on the British Min
lister Cross's statement?" One OF
Foreign Minister Joachim Won Rib
bentrop's closest collaborators re-
piled in voice vibrant with emo
ton, it's pitch raised progressively
and his voice increasing in volume
as he reached the charge OF Amerl-
can "pinprick" policy.
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REV. j. S. LYONS

ATLANTA, Dec. 31.-LPl-The
Rev. J. Sprole Lyons, Jr., 52-year-old
retired Presbyterian minister died
today in Veterans Hospital No. 4S.
He was wounded while serving
as chaplain with the 11Sth infantry
of the 30th division in the World
war.
He formerly filled pastorates in
Greenville, S. c., and Fairfield, S. c.,
and at one time he headed the Ashe-
vile School for Boys. Survivors in
clude the widow, two daughters, and
a brother.
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BY EDWARD KENNEDY

WITH BRITISH FORCES OUT
SIDE BARDIA, Dec. 21.-REBrit-
ish pressure continued on Bardia,
Italy's heleaguered Libyan port,
today but the action slackened in
severity.
The arrival of new British con-
tingents, however, made = plain
there was no thought of giving up
the attack on this Fascist strong
hold.
On the other hand, it seemed
equally as certain that the Italians
were not planning to abandon the
port but were preparing to put up
stiff resistance.
While some detachments h e
been Withdrawn to Tobruk, further
west in Libya, the bulk of the
fighting forces-per' ps two divi-
sions-remains in the besieged
town.
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MRS. e. T. COCHRAN

ASHEBORO, Dec. 21-(R)-Mrs.
Ement Tuttle Cochran, so, of Chapel
Hill, prominent in the field of edu-
cation, died at hospital here today.
The funeral services will be held
here at 2:3O p. m. tomorrow.
She had taught at Louisburg; col
lege, Young's college at Thomasville,
Ca, Martha Washington college,
Abingdon, Va, Woman's college, Co
lumbus, Miss, and the University
of Florida, at Tallahassee.
She was the widow Of George F..
Cochran, newspaperman, who for
several years was associated with
the Star-News.
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DEATHS
MRS. A. M. BORDEAUX

Mrs. Hattie Elizabeth Bordeaux,
of Delco, died yesterday at 5 a. M,
in Whiteville at AZ.
She is survived by her husband,
a Son, Archie Lee Bordeaux, OF
Delco, her father, A. Hayes, of Will
mington, three brothers, Floyd
Hayes, Gilbert Hayes and Nei!
Hayes, all of Wilmington, and q
sister, Mrs. Lottie Herring, Of
Marion, S. C.
Funeral services will be held
this morning at 1O:3O o'clock al
Livingston Chapel by the Rev. H
F. Beanes. Interment will be ir
Livingston Chapel cemetery.
Fallbearers will be: Willie Huf
ham, Occa Lennon, A. A. Peterson
E. NJ. Peterson, Jake Reeves anc
E. Register.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-22
GAYDA EXPLAINS

The suez. as the vital point in
tho Mediterranean, will be reach
od bv Italian troops" despite 1.-The
,,iolent shock" in Llbya, the Fas.
cist weekly Relazioni Internazion-
Ill declared today.
virginio Gayda charged in the
ravspaper II Giornale d'Italia that
She British command had its
troops advance with a white flag
in tbe 'delusion of misleading the
spfense" of the Italian fortified
line in front of Bardia, Libya.
Gayda reported that IL train.
1oads of British wounded h a v e
reached Cairo and said Italian ar.
.llerv and aviation have destroyed
;H British armored cars and 80
ruckS.
Estimating British manpower in
North Africa at 425, ZOO, Gayda said
At least 100000 more men were
concentrated in Kenya to face Ital.
ian East African forces in Somali.
land and Southern Ethiopia.
Besides the 100000 tons previous.
" estimated as Britain's warshir
strength in the Mediterranean,
Gayda said the British have S;
cruisers and 20 smaller warships
in the Red sea and the Gulf o1
Alden,
(In 1899, James fighting ships,
authoritative British register o1
warcraft, listed only II British
,ruisers altogether, including some
not then completed and others un'
iergoing conversion into anti-air'
raft ships.)
Besides 1900 airplanes on Medi
erranean fronts, Gayda said Brit
ain has 300 planes in East Africa. 4
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which will go to the fund. Seats
will be reserved for white and negro
fans.
But there are many other people in
Wilmington who want to contribute
to the fund, who want to share in
this movement to see that every child
enjoys the happiness that should be
his or hers on Christmas morning,
but who have simply put off making
their contribution.
Don't procrastinate longer. But
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whether the job set for the Empty
Stocking fund is done completely or
only to near degree of complete
ness.
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now. Contributions may be made
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