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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-19
Book lin Review

Tho JEWISH WOMAN AND
HER HOME by Hyman e. Goldin;
Jewish Culture Publishing Co..
Brooklyn, N. Y; 354 Pg.
Tn the introduction of "rhe
Jewish Woman and Her Home"
LYMAN e. Goldin, the author,
writes. 'This book has been
w, itten to and for the Jewish
woman. And yet not for her sake
alone. She, as mistress Of the
home, has an obligation which ex-
tends beyond her own personal
life. In her hands, perhaps more
than in any other, lies the future
of Jewish life. She is responsible
for keeping alive the Jewish home'
in which all that is noble in Juda-
ism is bred and fostered. In her
care are the children of Israel"
True to his conviction Goldln
has written a book which is text
hook for a Jewish wife and moth
er. Each of the ten chapters OF
the book, beautifully illustrated by
Nota Koslowsky, deal with every
phase of Judaism and Jewish life;
from history to law and to re-
ligion. Not only is it a guide Tor
the Jewish woman, but also for
her entire family. However, as
the guiding head of the family the
Jewish mother must herself be ia
nliliar with Jewish tradition, GUS
tom and law in order to properly
instill it in her children.
what Every Jewish Woman
Should Know" would have been an
appropriate title for the work.
Hyman Goldin leaves out nothing.
It's ten chapters, complete with
index, deal with Jewish history,
Jewish prayers, customs, laws,
tradition, and the authors own
words of inspiration. The book
presents a great many orthodox
customs.
E. K. Nj.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-19
NOTICE UNDER THE
FICTITIOUS NAME LAW

The undersigned, desiring to en-
gage in business under the name
of BEACHES PRINTING CO., 231
Pablo Avenue, Jacksonville Beach,
intends to register the said name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Duval County, Florida. Dated
this LIST day Of November, 1941.
]. E. SMITH
ROY S. PIKE
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-19
NOTICE UNDER THE
FICTITIOUS NAME LAW

The undersigned, desiring to en-
gage in business under the name
of REDS GRILL RESTAURANT,
1874 E. 18th ST., Jacksonville, in
tends to register the said name
with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Duval County, Florida.
Dated this oath day Of November,
1941.
(MISS) LAURA BARNJUM
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-19
What / Found
In SOSua
CONTINUED from Page TwO)


ises-to proclaim that now it was
the obligation Of the Jewish people
to finance a non-sectarian colonl-
cation enterprise! Their previous
failures as colonizers are blanoly
overlooked-no one deems IT nee
essary to explain the why ana the
wherefore-we are simply tolo
what we must do!
At time when Jews are en-
trapped by tightening wise OF
despair, reaching out pitifully to
save themselves, they are once
again the objects of an experiment
to place them in a distant land,
isolated from all Jewish centers
and contacts, deliberately told
that their life as Jews is inciden-
tai. It is inevitable that under
the conditions that prevail in
Sosua, a generation will see the
Jewish settlers lost to Jewish
life-if they remain in the colony
that long.
Is it not ironic that those who
point to Palestine as being made
ouate" to solve the Jewish prob
lem find it reasonable to spend
huge sums of public money for
what must always be "test-tube
experiments" as one of the spon-
sors put it? An enterprise which
originally started off as a $780,
100000 corporation to promote
Jewish colonization, ends up-not
unduly emphasized, however, when
requests for funds are made-as a
"non-sectarian" colony which the
Jewish communities of the United
States are asked to support.
Why?
Why should it be assumed by
this Committee that the Jewish
people of America, forming less
than $50 of it's population, must
shoulder the burden and response
bility of settling ALL refugees,
regardless of religion, race or
creed, who may come into Sousa?
I shall be told that I am so in
terested in Palestine that am
mmoderate in my criticism. While
I see Palestine as the only hope
for Jewish Colonization and Jewish
salvation, yet, in view Of the great
need of the moment, even I would
not raise my voice to object if a
real haven for Jews outside of
Palestine were being proposed
my condition being, however, that
it must be Jewish in conception
and Jewish in it's development.
And no doubt I shall be informed
that non-Jewish money-more or
less; I know it to be less-has
been and will be contributed to
these funds. Yet is is the Jewish
communities per Sc that. are 60
ing to be called upon, as far as I
can see.
So, in summing up, may I say:
Large-scale settlement in the
Dominican Republic is, at the best,
a matter of hundreds, not humid
reds of thousands as its champions
have so irresponsibly claimed. It's
value to the Jews as a people is
definitely negative, because it
rests on the assumption that as
long as few Jews can be rescued
from present misery their fate as
Jews is unimportant.
That may be proper attitude
for individuals; it is race suicide
for Jews. When there is under
way in Palestine the one recon-
struction project which has shown
its capacity to absorb great
masses of Jews; when it is a land
which, long experience has proved,
has those qualities permitting set
tiers to overcome pioneering diff
culties; when it is the one great
colonization center where Jewish
life can be preserved and further
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-19

This refugee boy America
the auspices Aid will observe
chnukah land the United States OF
of Lights especially symbolic
traditional faith and Of Jews overwhelmed by suffering
Jewish Chdens Aid nc administers
Iby National Refugee Service.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
&affee mirb temrer!

@s miro ,lniere Sausirouen inter-
efiieren 5,1 nernebmen 'oaB binnen et=
lihen Monaterr bos 2icblingseetrGnt
llnieres @al1sbolts, Der &ofiee, teurer
ipiro. 9as amerifaniibe Bolf lit BE-
reits bon ieinen Stellpertretern in
8aibington bapon benadribtiet NOR
ben. aub Der @rnno oafiir tpurbe
aneeeeben. Ser Il. g. Senot bat TO-
eben ein y@offeD areatp'' init iiios
amerifoniiden aaffeelieferanten rati=
fi5iert, @ousb ,uel6es ibnen b0bere
8reiie 3uaeitonoen ,peroen. -.. -.
Nidt minoer intereiiont lit 6ie 8e-
eriinbung oafiir. @s ioa oies eeibe.
ben iein, nm Die ,@oob SSH Hpliep"
Der Hegierung ,,niern iiioanlerifani-
Iden Nohborn ee9eniiber at itGrfen.
,,@s lit bies Ser 8eitrag Ser noroame.
rifanilben &onlumenten at elmer bel
fern characterization Geritanoi>
euna.". ..&> s:s.@> ~.<2-.a= ID,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
din @aiienfre,inS

Sn elmer anseiilallberieBllng err
fI1rte @eneralantpalt @uebes, noab
lett ariegsbeginn Die ltmlt1r5lebren
Der .SSebobab's @itneiies" es 6ar=
anf abgefeben bdtten, bic offenfIi6e
Meinung oes 2anbes at bemoraliiie-
rem 1ino Die arieesbereitidaft bes
2an6es ait llnterbriiden."
nDiefe anftpiegler fonnen iid nibt
beflagen ipegen all5u Itrenger Be-
banolung, benn fie iinb ipieoerbolt ge-
iparnt iporben, bob es 1lid)t 1ebnloet
iperoen ipiirbe, unter bent Mantel re-
ligioier 8elebrlmg geneinidaolibe
Bropaganoa 5u betreiben Die 8ar-
nllneen iino erfolelos geblieben.''
nDie Sebopab's @itneiies' iinb III
rnierer 2anoesgemeinidaft, aber. fie
biloen feilen Seil nnieres 2anbes.
Sic finb iebt bes 2anoes berpieien
GbnIieb tpie es in &anaoa ,no 9eell=
.5eelano geideben lit. Sic baben biels
fad iid eeeen Die rationale 8ebr=
pfli6t atfeelebnt imo ~.ibre beroerb>
libe Bropaganoa big III l,niere 0fi-
IitGrfaiernen bineingei6leppt. Sie
baben ieit Ianeen sabren Die aatboe
Iifen rnieres 2anoes perleumoet, be-
i6impit ,lno perbobnt." ...:
. .,t.-s,... b~ X X *
,,ltmiere Jarmer limb BEL Ser 8aitnns
%] ~. bic Qeibtragenoen" -. ..
9os lit sic anliht bes 8rdiioenten
Ser oDairpmens' 2eoe,,e COOPERATE
be Aiiociation'', Sreo. 8. Serauer.
Anf ser Saeung Der n6arm ano
Some @eet' erfldrte Seroier::
,Die sSSntereien Der amerifaniiben
Jar,ner tperben offeniidtlid BON ber
8nnbesregierlng int Sntereiie Der
fdnellen aufriiit,mg, Der Silfe fiir
England l,no Der 5re,lnblhaftspolitit
nit 2ateillamerifa eeopfert iperben.
Ct fiibrtc aus, bob bic Garmer
Sic ipidtieite giiroe Der 8iiitung at
tragen bdttet obne bob iie cine ent-
iprehenoe gntidaoiaang erbalten
ipiiroen. St iiebt in Der noben 3u-
funft folsenoe @ntipidlunaen: .. .
1. Cine steieerung ser 8,tters
preiie in ser fonunenoen Giiltungs>
.periooe Inn, ,lid)t ,nebr ais aebn 9ro-
5ent; - ..
2. Die Mildpreiie iperben in Sen
eriten ieds 0tonaten oieies Sabres
nie6riger iein .als int 8oriabr;
3. 9ie grbeiter iperoen seiubt fem
l,nb ibre 2obne iperoen - beionoers
bel 8esierunesproieften - serooe3u
ein Sfanool lein.
AIl Die 2ellte, oie es ipaeen ipiir-
oenL an Ser &eeiernnsspolitit &ritit
au iiben, miibten iih barauf eefobt
MAIDEN, ols Gerrdter sebranomarft
at iperben. =
X X X
&affee ,uirb tenrer!
GO t~>;rS ,,,Sn.c Eo,sf.o,, .:,4o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
400. @ebenftaa ber 8riinbnng Der
- Welellfhaft Seiu


Der @riinoung Der @eieuibaft sSseiu
tperben Die sllumnen Der 81 sSSelui-
,,z&oIlegien Ii. .llniperiitaten 9soro-
anierifas am 20. Mar3, bem Sobres-
tage ser 2anbung Ser Morplano-&o-
Ionic in Mrf nnb 9ope, elm nationa-
les Meiie. uno &ommunions- -Jriib-
ttiid beronitalten, an oem audi iiber
100000 @roouierte teilnebmen biirf-
ten. Arrangements fir bieie 8eran>
ftaltnngen iperben bon SEN Mlnmnen-
Hubs in perldieoenen 2ofalitGten ae-
troffen lueroen.
ssn Nebrasfa nnb Soma tperben
Dieie arrangements BON ben Illm-
nenflubs Der Creighton llniperiitGt
ge,meinidm nit 8eamten anoerer Sc
initen Mlnlnnengruppen Get tro Ell
tperben. Cine rationale @eitergabe
iibers 9iaoio fir bieie Sriibltiidsper-
anltaltiineen, in oen @roouierte bon
Seiuitenfollees ipreben' peroen, lit
boreeieben. 9ie 3eit fir sic @eiter<
9abe iibers 8aoio ipiirbe fir 10 bis
IL llbr Stanoaro5eit oneeiebt.
X X X
$apftIide neutrality-suspicious. in
Der @efdidte Nmerifas
@eleaentlid elmer Dor nibt ear
LANCER Belt in Siib=&olifornien eeiei-
erten uponamerifanii6en" Meiie, bel
ipelber Areentinien, 8ratlien, Chile,
Gotta &ica, ECUADOR, 9ticaragna, Ya-
nanta, Yeru nno Sene5uela pertreten
,paren, ipies ser Ereoiger bin auf
bic bon YdpIten in ser @ei6idte ser
Iateiniiden 2anoer Siioamerifas be-
,pirften Srieoensbemiibungen.
Sieben Monate naboem Columbus
In San Soluaoor eelanbet mar, &C.
lang es Gapit Nleronoer benz Seb-
item, einen alpilhen Spaniem nno
Borh,eol brobenoen Grieg tpesen ser
Nenen @elt ab5uipebren.
sSs.n Sabre 1887 proteitierte Yapit
Saul ser 9ritte eesen bie Geritla-
b,uag Der Snoianer, inoem ct selteno
1nadte, boB alle obne llnteri6ie6 ser
Helieion auf ibre reibeit uno ibre
Beiisungen ein He6t batten.
Sn Der neuern @ei6ibte finoen
mir, bab, burb bie &er,nittlung
&ons, int Sabre 1898 bie @ren5ltrei.
tiafeiten 5lpiiden Yeru uno @c,,aoor
beigeleet iuuroen. SIM Sabre 1895
,puroen anf bemIelben 9eee @rena-
:ftreiti9feiten aiuiihen @uglano nno
Beneauela betrcffs ber @renaen gu:
ineas in frieolider 8eiie seoronet.
Cine &ermittlune atpiiden Soiti ,no
6on 9ominao erfolete inn Sabre
1898 bnrd YapIt SEQ ben Dreiaebn-
ten.
Sdlieblih erfolete ouf pGpitIibe
@eein nfIniiune inn Sabre 1902 sic
28eileguns enes @ren35ipiits atpii6en
arsentinien uno Chile, elm lleberein,
fommeu oas our6 Die @rribt,ne ser
Gbriimsitohte atpiihen oen beiSen
2anberlr, lnter benz 9tamen ,gbriitus
Der Nnoen' oeretuigt ipurbe.
-. 15r-. X X X
,&eaer Eropoaanbafniff bes nAmer.
ieam Ooatb Gomsrek''
Nadhem Der fommuniitiib Der.
feubte slmerican Youtb gonereb iei-
ner allerbobiten Batronaee berliitig
aeaanaen unb audl in ben meilten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
geiiiuodl, Ben 10. gsdrs 1871
Sin Ns6rber &aiicr Narinilians
feicrt 80. 0ebnrtStaa

feicrt SO. @ebmrtstag
lleber ben Merifoner Gapit1n Ma-
nuel ,oe IA 8oin, einen Der 5oIoaten.
onrd beren G,igeln Dor Hebr als 20
Sabren &aiier Marimilian bon DEE
rifo erinorbet tplrbe, beridtet cine
Notis Der Aginc. ST. 8reHe:
vsssn einent irnlihen seil Der me.
rifaniihen 9anptltaot, no er nit lei.
1er britten 5ral, BON elmer farglide,t
Hegiernngspeniion lebt, bcging Dor
fur5em gapitano Manuel oe Ia Sofa
ieinen SO. Gebnrtstag gr beiitt bic.
le militdriihe ansaeidnungeit ailf bic
er iebr itola lit, trdet seinen ibnee.
peiBen Bart, ben er 5artlid) 5n itrei.
6eIn pflegt, llno erfreut iid elmer.
fir ieim bobes alter erftounliden Gii.
itigfeit, aber iein erobter Shos 1T
oie grinnerung on ben biltorifden
Gag, mo er oen Gaifer Marimilian
erld)ieben bali. -
Das geihob im Sabre 1867 -
bor "a Sabren =, als es in Merifo
iebr lebbaft bereing. Jranfreid) nno
5panien batten Ben sSsnoiauer 8enito
SS,1are5 bonn Groiieententbrone geiaot
uno oen barmloien oiterreidiiden
@raber3og Marimilia1t betpogen, iib
NIT Silfe ber fran5oiiihen 8aionette
5um merifaniiben Goiier proflamie-
rem 5lt loiien. ltnerfabrett, pornebm
llno geredt geiinnt ipie er tpar, Der.
ilbte Morinailian ieiner ,lellen Sci.
mat ein gutter 1lno popnldrer Serr.
i6er a1 tperben, nno feline @ottin
Charlotte, bic lpater bent Wabnlinn
perfiel, ltnteritiiste ibn babel nab
&rdfte,,. ~.
stber sic Merifaner ,poIltem feline
5remoberrihaft, es fam ait einem
erbittertelt slufltono, at bl,ltigen
Shladten ltno iblieblid) at einem
treuloien &iid3ua Der franaoiiiben
Gruppen. Gon alien im Sti6 eeloi.
ien fiel ser erenaenlos entt6uldbte
Gaiier ant 16. SUM- 1867 in oie
&dnoe ieiner sSeinbe. Shon am ,toh.
iten Sag tu,lrpe er 3uut Sooe pernr.
teilt, ,,no om friiben Moreen oes 1s.
Sunt nlaridierten IL allsgetpabIte
Soloaten, nnter benen ii6 ail6 0ta-
nnal DC. la &oia befonb, aum Sim
ribtimgsort. - -
Scr 9ailer, ben Elm betenoer
Yrielter beeleitete, ,par iebr bleib,
aber riibig ,1nb ipiiroepoa', eraGblte
iett oer ipater gum &auptmann be.
foroerte oe la &oia einein 3eitunes.
mann, limo er idante: eefobt in Die
2arfe lmierer @eipebre. Cine Gotten.
title ieste ei,l. Damn erlbom bas
&ommanbo: SSelerl g8ir idoiien,
'lno Marimilian. fiel ,panfeno nno
i6mer 81, Yooen. Da ieim &Srper
INNER nod 5,tfte, eab ibm iinler
Sanptntann Merroqlin oen @noben.
lduB :. -" ... -.
50, ltarb i'm bliibenoen Msonnes.
alter auf frenloem 8ooen elm gut
neinenoer Meni6, ser, obne bob ct
es ,pnbte, elm neues Opfer Der an.
lbeineno nniterbliden europGiiden
Serridlndt getporben mar.
X X X --~.-.
9eatidlanb aepimnt 3mder aus
49, 3eQnloie
~ S. - L
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

amerifaniiden Sodibulen fein Bfer-
oeinb erfannt tporoen, berilldt er,
bas fre,nbgebore1,e Clement ,lnieres
2anbes in leine rotten seese 81. 3ieben.
3u bieiem 3ipede tpnroe ,inlangit
in 8aibineton bon Der Srganiiation
cine Notwithstanding abgebal-
ten nit Dem Musbdngefbilb, .,bie
8ehte Der 5remoeeborenen au ibiit-
aen'. Sn bodflineenoen ,,patrioti-
iben" Ybraien tpuroe Die 8egiftrie-
rung Der Ausldnoer befanpft, ebcn-
10 Die nod i'm &onereB idpebenoen
Mabnabnle,r fiir oie aontrolle Der
MuslGnoer. 9en internationalen
fommuniitiiden @boratter Der Ser
fammlung perriet eine u8otidaft an
bie Sneeno Der gelt," Die betonte,
oab ole ilineen 2e,,te. ser ganaen
8elt burd u8anbe Der 8riiberIih-
feit' - ee,neint lit rote .8riioer=
li6feit' - berbunoen ieien. r.. ).
.@s lit nidt ansnnebmen", 10 be-
merit oo3u sic Cine. Sr. Breiie, ubab
irsenoeine beutidltdmnliee @ruppe
auf bieies burdiidtiee Man0per bin
einfollen miro, lpelbes 1ibts ipeiter
bea,pedt, als Der fommuniitiibel
Bropaeanoa neue Anbaneer au ee>
tpinnen. 8iirbe es @rfolg boben, 10
ipGre oamit MIR @aiier a,lf Die Miib=
le Der ertremiten Srenoenfeinbe ge-
goHen, ,,nb beren 8emiiben, ,lnter
Dem amerifaniihen golfe Stimmuns
eeeen sic 5renoeeborenen a,l ihaffen,
tpiirbe ipillfomnene 1lnteritiisung er-
fabren. "
@s aibt mabrlid eeniiseno iuirf-
,libe patriotiihe 8ereinigunge,l, oeren
@ere6tiefeitsiinn eeeen ieslibe s(us>
nabmegeiebe Stellnng nimmt, ourb
wilde irgenoeine 8ruppe in bieicm
2anbe betroffen iperoeu ipiirbe, ,,nb
bie anerfelnen, ipas bas fremgebos.
rene Clement 5i1 ber @ntipidlung ser
8ereinieten Staaten beieetraeen> bot.
llnb iiberoies lit sic @inlteuung Der
Gesierung in 8aibin9ton berart, bob
niemano, Ser sic @elebe befoIgt, et-
mas at befiir6ten braubt.
Seoen falls miro bie ss,leeno
be,,tl6en Stamnes benz fon1nnlnilti-
i6en 2iebesiperben fein 8erltanonis
enteeeenbringen." -. -...
Nnitralien baant bic n3ensen
~. sSebobab's''
@ie ans Melbourne, anltralien,
BON ber Notwithstanding ee,nel-
oct miro, bat arf eine lano,peite An=
res,ns oie @eeiernng Auitroliens
burd 8roflamation elm 9@eieb al1r
2anoesii6ernns erlaiien, 'ponah aae
Oreaniiationen unter bem Mamen
usssebopab's @itneiies'', uSbe, 3otA
Soiuer 8ible anb 9roct SocietD'' j,
uSbe ssnternational Bible Stuoents'
AMoeiation" nno Die .Gonioliooteo
Bubliibing Co. ols ,lneelesli6 ners
boten uno aufeeboben iino. -.
Ser @enerals@e6tsantpalt B. 90.
Suebes erfl6rte, bob, fraft 6ieIes &C.
ieses alle eenannten &0rperibaiten
aufgel0It iino nnb iamtli6es @iaen=
tum berielben ber Grone berfaat. ST.
geno ie,nano, Der biesbeaiielibe
Sdriften brudt, onpreiit, berbreitet
ober berteilt, ooer ourd 8un6f,nt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
9eatidlanb aemimnt 3mder aus
~ 3eanloie

: 8ei Der 3ellmou= =@raeueung in
Selitiblano geben nur etipa 80 Yro.
gent oes 3eMtoffes in Die 3ellmolle
iiber. 8uno 10 Eroaent Ser 3ell,hoie
perbleiben in ben ablaueen llno 9e.
ben berloren Auseebeno bon oen
@rfolsen Ser ablaueenermert,,ng Der
3eaitoffinouitrie in ibren 2oborato.
rien tpuroe Die ger,uert,1ne Der slb.
laugen unterillbt. lleber Die @r1eb.
niiie miro 1T ben 8altsniitteilnngen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
eeaer GropoaanSafaiff bes nAmer
1.z icam Numtlj Gomares''

Nabaem Der fonmuniitiib ber-
feudte americon Doutb gonereB lei
ner allerbobiten patronage berlnitie
geeangen uno aud in ben meilten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
Armenian in u. S. Two Years
Gives Week. Pay for Defense

of Toulouse in France, told of his
life abroad.
In 1916, he recounted, he was an
oprhan of II in Armenia and pris-
oner of the Turks and Germans.
Il was saved by an American min
ister." he wrote.
Associates of Mr.. Avyan in
Thomaston informed Representa-
tive Smith that the watch maker
lost his father and four brothers in
the World War. They had served
in the French army. His sister and
her husband and three children
were killed by the Turks. Another
sister died in a German lombard
ment of Paris.
At the outbreak of hostilities
abroad in 1889 two of his nephews
were IN the French army. One was
taken prisoner in the Maginot line
but later escaped to join his brother
in the service of the Free French
troops with Gen. de Gaulle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
Grand Freight jam
Seen With Rush-Hour
Ban on Unloading
Transfer Company Head
Forecasts Dissension
Under Enforcement

Washington will be confronted
with lone of the grandest messes
and jams of freight" it has ever ex-
perienced If truck drivers obey a
new regulation promulgated by the
Commissioners prohibiting loading,
or standing" during rush periods
on long stretches of 80 traffic arte-
ries, it was predicted today by w. E.
Humphreys, president of the Jacobs
Transfer Co., Inc.
The regulation is scheduled to be-
come effective November 4.
DissensiOn Forecast.
Mr.. Humphreys declared enforce
ment of the regulation also would
create dissension among merchants
as well as truck drivers who are
now harassed to death trying to de-
liver freight downtown and paying
fines out of their own pockets be-
cause they have no place to park. "
He said some drivers connected with
his firm have paid as high as $40 a
month for double parking.
Statements of Mr.. Humphreys
were contained in letter to the
editor of The Star, which disclosed
that there is strong undercurrent'
to boycott all of the 80 streets at ali
hours of the day.
Shortage Considered.
Enclosed was the October q issue
of Transport Topics, a national
weekly covering the motor carrier
field. The leading article contained
a warning by John l.. Rogers, chair
man of the Central Motor Trans
portation Committee, that the coun-
try is facing possible truck trans
portation shortage due to rapidly
increasing demands for service. In
view of this situation Mr.. Rogers
urged shippers to cooperate with
carriers in obtaining maximum use
of available equipment.
The truckers, Mr.. Humphreys
pointed out, are under control Of
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, whose ideas are the very
opposite from the Commissioners,
and it strikes me that we cannot
live under two regulatory bodies
when these two bodies have diff
ferent views"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
Difficult Times
Ahead, GoebbeIs
Tells BerIiners

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct 29-Propaganda
Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels in a
published appeal yesterday to Berlin
residents pointed to "the coming of
certainly not easy weeks" and asked
them to keep your heads high and
never give in"
81 know you have it hard today"
he wrote. You must all work as
never before.
your wives sometimes stand for
hours before stores in order to buy
some vegetables. Your children fire.
quently are sent into the country
and separated from you for months.
Sometimes you have to go with
out glass of beer, sometimes with
out cigarettes.
Then because necessary hands
are not available, you have to shovel
coal; then at nights go into air raid
protection cellars and after two
hours sleep back to hard work.
That is the way it is in many
cities of the Reich and in some even
worse"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
Army Continues Search
For ; Missing Planes
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FRESNO, Calf, Oct. 29.-Four
days intensive search by Army
bombers has uncovered no trace of
three Army pilots or their P-40 pur-
suit planes, swallowed up in a
mountain storm, but officers indi-
Gated today the hunt would con-
tinue.
The three P-40'S we're among five
which disappeared Friday when a
storm scattered a formation Of 10
en- route from March Field to Nc
Cellan Field. The Wreckage of one
ship was found and the body OF the
pilot, 1t. w. H. Birrell of Warren,
Ohio, recovered. 1t. ]. H. Pease OF
Boise, Idaho. parachuted safely
from his plane before it crashed.
The 10 ships were on a flight from
Windsor Locks, Conn, to McChord
Field, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
Shot Fired Outside Train
Of Argentine President

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. GA shot
rang out last night outside the spe-
cial train in which Acting President
Ramon Castillo was leaving the cap
ital, and police quickly asserted the
shooting was the accidental result
of scuffie over the gun rather than
an assassination attempt.
Ramon Rey, %, was plucked out of
the crowd of SO assembled for Cas-
tillo's departure and named by po-
lice as the man who fired the shot.
The police expressed doubt that
the 68-year-old acting chief eXecu-
tive even heard the shot as his train
pulled away, taking him to the in
terror to inaugurate an agrarian con-
gress today at Olavarria, south Of
here in Buenos Aires Province.
The crowd seeing Castillo off at
the Constitution Railway Station
was thrown into a panic momentar-
lily.
Police were positive in their as
surances that no attempt was made
on CaStillo's life, Their version was
that the pistol was fired into the air
during an alteration between two
men on the platform when one
sought to hit the other with the gun
butt. The bullet went aStray.