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Evening star., 1943-07-19
Gasoline
Continued From First Page

'COEtl0ueQ from ElTSJ Pdge.l
sociation described as two new
departures" in enforcement policy
which make possible the hsrass-
nent of motorists on an unprec-
edented scale"
Policies Are Listed.
The two policies we're listed by
the AAA as:
l. An Interpretation of the gaso-
line rations regulations which would
permit any ration board to revoke
or suspend ration privileges of any
motorist venturing within its terri
tory, even though the rations were
issued by another board.
2. The authorization of all en-
forcement officers to investigate the
ration documents of any motorist
and to seize any of these documents
not issued In accordance with regu-
lations.
These policies have the effect OF
converting State and local law en-
forcement officials into a 100000
man "snooper army" with power
to hold up" motorists at any time
under any circumstances, the AAA
maintained.
Called Abdication Of Power.
The statement added: 1T would be
hard to imagine a more harsh i'm
position than to put each motorist
1t the mercy of 5000 local ration
Evening star., 1943-07-19

erty OF the Roman Catholic Church
in Italy.
Allied headquarters emphasized
that Rome is one of four focal points
of railway transportation in Italy.
Naples, Bologna and Foggia-the
other three-already have been
bombed heavily on scores of occa-
sicns.
CT'he Algiers radio, in broad
cast recorded by the Associated
Press in London. quoted a Rome
broadcast as saying the raid was
heavy and concentrated
Translation of Leaflet.
Following is the English transla-
tion OF the text of the leaflets
dropped over Rome:
ITO the citizens of Rome: You
have already been warned that mil
itary objectives in the vicinity of
Rome are liable to be bombed by
the Allied Air Force.
When this occurs the Fascist
government, who have consistently
concealed from you the facts about
the war, will pretend that We are
trying to destroy those cultural
monuments which are the glory not
only of Rome but the civilized
world.
1T is possible. moreover. in order
to lend plausibility to their lying
statements, the Fascist government
or their German associates will
themselves arrange the bombs will
be dropped on the center of Rome
or even on Vatican City.
I'VE leave it to your intelligence
to decide whether it is likely that
we should waste our efforts on tar
gets whose destruction is useless for
our purpose.
Military Objectives.
I'VE have declared, and We repeat
that we shall be aiming at military
objectives-communications, war in
dustries, military installations and
airports, all of which are being used
for the sole interest of the Germans
These objectives have been care
fully chosen and our pilots have
been especially trained in accurate
bombing. 1t is, however, impossible
while aiming at military objectives
to avoid some destruction of civilian
buildings. 1t is our intention to re-
duce this destruction to a minimum.
Since our attack will be in day.
light you will be able to see for your
selves that these statements are true.
You can therefore conclude that
when any bombs drop far outside
the target area it will be the work
Of the Fascist government in de-
liberate attempt to deceive you"
Evening star., 1943-07-19
London
Continued From First Page.

Mr.. EdenS phraSe-noW would De
both "convenient and helpful"
The Allied headquarters an
nouncement of the bombing declar-
ed the plane crews were given in
structions to avoid historic and
religious targets. but advocates Of
the bombing of Rome long have
contenGed there are an ample num-
Der of other legitimate targets in
the capital city of the Fascist re-
gime.
In addition to housing German
and Italian troops Rome is an i'm
portant center for railways which
transport troops and supplies from
the northern area to the defense
lines south of Rome.
There are also numerous indus
trial targets in the city's outskirts
and on the Campagna Romano, the
plain which surrounds the city i,r
a radius of 20 miles. Mention of
the vicinity of Rome apparently
meant the attack was directed
against these outlying targets.
This outer industrial ring includes
number of minor aircraft fac
tories, chemical works. rayor fac
tories and gas and water works. Six
big railway stations and railway
repair shop are located in the CEN
ter of Rome. Large military bar
racks are ranged along both sides
of the Tiber.
East of Rome lie Tivoli, site of an
important military airorome, and
Guidonia. a city completely devoted
to aviation. Southwark is Cen
tocelle airfield and five miles north
is a large civilian airport.
Opponents of the bombing of
Rome were not without recruits
even in Britain. Frequent ques-
tions have been asked in Parliament
indicating concern over the pro-
priety of such move. Some in
dividuals spoke out openly against
1t.
Mr.. Eden's reply always was the
same:
mo one invited Signor Mussolini
W HlbdIh dllCI, dllNt nv oiAS al
vited him to send his bombers to
bomb London"
1t was recalled that the United
States also never had given any
assurances against bombing the city
beyond President Roosevelt's promise
to Pope Plus on the invasion Of
Sicily that churches and religious
institutions will to the extent that
it is within our power be spared the
devastations Of war during the
struggle that is ahead"
Vatican Near Rail Center.
The fact that the rail was made in
broad daylight testified to the Allies
intention to select military targets
carefully and avoid damage to
shrines of Roman and Christian
civilization.
Vatican City lies in West Rome
opposite a prominent bend in the
Tiber and only a quarter of a mile
from one of the city's six railway
stations, st. Peters Station.
The central station lies in the
heart Of the city within a few blocks
OF the ministeries of war, air, in
terror and finance.
The city's biggest freight yards
are vital links in Italian communi-
cations to Sicily from the industrial
north and the Brenner Pass route
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Navy Cotoiinos Make Raid
On jap PHOSPHATE Source

BY the Associated Press.
Hitting hard at Nauru where
phosphate deposits help keep Japan S
munitions industry operating Amer
lean bombers ignited large fires Fri
day night in raid on that Central
Pacific base, the Navy reported yes
terday.
Big Navy Catalina patrol bombers
carried out the attack, and pre-
sumably loosed their bombs at enemy
shipping in the harbors at Nauru as
we'll as shore installatio
However, beyond the statement
that numerous fires were started
the Navy gave no indication in a
communique of the extent of damage
to the island so highly important
to the enemy's war machine. The
island has been bombed on several
previous occasions.
All OF the American planes re-
turned from the raid without being
damaged, indicating either that
there was no opposition, or that it
was ineffective.
1ne navy also told In cIm-
munique OF japanese bombers fly
ing over American positions on
Guadalcanal in the Solomons and
dropping bombs which caused some
minor damage to equipment and
buildings and resulted in some cas-
ualties among personnel. The same
flight OF bombers. the Navy reported
also dumped bombs ineftectively on
Savo Island, II miles from GuadaI-
canal, in the first Japanese air raid
on the Guadalcanal area since June
16
Reports from the Aleutians were
lacking. kiska. last foothold of the
enemy in the island chain, has beer
pounded regularly III recent days
by American warships and planes in
an apparent softening-up campaign
prior to the anticipated invasion.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Steel Rate 10 Rise
To 1873 Per Cent
In Current Week
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 19.-Operations
in the steel industry will rise to 98.3 3
per cent of capacity this week, COM
pared with 97.0 per cent in the pre-
ceding period, the American Iron g.
Steel Institute estimated today.
Production was estimated at
1,702,200 net tons, against 1,679, 700
a week earlier.
A month ago the operating rate
was 976 per cent, with output at
1880, 100 tons and year ago it was
$50 per cent, with production at
l,676,500 tons.
Steel circles said the improve
ment reflected better coal supplies
and other conditions.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Washington Produce

From the War, Food, Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washinston
EGGS-Market steady on graded eggs;
nrm on ungraded eggs. Prices paid for
Fedsral-state sIaa sraded eggs 5seeived from
grade A. large, 43-45: average, 44ls; u.
8. grade A, medium. 40; U. s. Grade 3.
large. Al: U. s. grade B. medium ~
Browns. U. s. grade A, large, 43-45: aver
age. 43la; U. s. grade A. medium, 1910;
average. Az; u. s. grade B, medium az;
U. s. grade c. 35-31; averase. AZ. Current
receipts. nearby unsraded eggs, whites.
asa: mixed colors. 3SIa Receipts, Govern-
ment graded eggs. 315 cases.
LIVE POUI TRY-Market steady Re-
ceipts and sales in insufficient volume 10
determine prices.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Weather Report

FURNISHED by the United States Weather
BuTeau)
District of -Moderat tely
warm this afternoon, cooler tonight
and Tuesday morning; gentle winds.
Virginia and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
cooler tonight and Tuesday morning
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
slightly muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last 4S Hours
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Russia
Continued From First Page.)

highway and railroad between
Orel and Bryansk and that sup
ply trains are already under fire
of Soviet reconnaissance parties.)
Northeast of Novorossisk in
Southern Russia near the Sea of
Azov. the Soviet communique said,
300 Germans we're killed in a futile
effort to regain positions lost within
the last few days.
A German punitive expedition of
1000 men supported by tanks and
artillery has been repeatedly re-
pulsed in attacks on Leningrad
guerrilla forces. the bulletin said.
The Russians also reported that
Soviet forces sank a German sub
marine in the Black Sea and a
transport was sunk and two others
damaged in the Barents Sea above
the Arctic Circle.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July 10 LP1. - Nervous
liquidation. Influenced by favorable war de-
velopments and private reports noting the
excellent condition of the crop to date,
decreased cotton prices today.
Selling through commission houses.
locals and New Orleans. together with
light hedging. was absorbed through scale
down price fxing against textile orders.
Late values were on l5 to 80 cents a
bale, October 1895, December 1880 and
March 10 65.
Futures closed Is to 90 cents = bale
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Dividend Increased
By REYNOLDS Metals
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Directors
of Reynolds Metals Co. today de-
clared dividend of IS cents a share
on the common stock, payable Au-
gust / to stock of record July %.
The previous payment was so cents
a share last December.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July 1a-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF So
commodities today declined to 1O5.30.
Previous day. l0542: week aso. 10567;
month ago, l05. 81: year ago. as.0s;
1914; 1912 1881 1039-40
High -106s3 1882, s5.la 1888
Low lO3,4t a5.54 ,7O3 63.;S
Cp26 Average EQUALS 1909
Evening star., 1943-07-19
For. Bonds
Callca Y Is 4S

Micro H zoe - Cauca ' Is 4s 2oM
MS PA vic .45g- ia Lima C 6las IS 1914
| MID Sta B IA Rus6 l2s19mat 5h
| Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
| are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi annual declaration. Un-
| less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra or
! extras, d Cash OF stock. e Paid last year.
far this year. h Payable In Canadian funds.
< Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

Record for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 50, $40 pm Year ago 80.
Lowest, II. 6 am, Year ago 16.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hlshest, g5. on June H.
Lowest, 6. on February =
Humidity for Last - Hours,
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Hiehest, IS per cent. at o:3O am
Lowest, % per cent. at $50 pm.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. July 10 LP.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchspge for July Il: 1.59s pur-
involvinE 37,4s, shares. inciudine IL short
sales involving All shares
Evening star., 1943-07-19

Domestic help Is hard to find
but you may And 1t through .
Want Ad" In The Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
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Evening star., 1943-07-19
'utures closed is to 90 cents , bale
New Orleans Prices.
IN L.

NEW ORLEANS July I9 IP,.-Favora biz
war news and hedse selling caused slight
losses in cotton futures here today. The
market closed steady. cents bale lower
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July 10 lP.-coverinu hv
traders who had previously sold short
asI aslhed wheat in the final mnyt.s today,
minor ,sains. Earlier the market had
slumped on hedging pressure rejecting
incIessed receipts at principal terminal is
oats and rye rallied from their lows
along with the bread cereal. but could
not. not cancel all OF earlier losses. Selling
tons depressed oats. The rye I,i.set marSet
was nervous throughout The session and
at one time was down more than " cents
A. the close wheat was u lower to /.
higher; July, 1.44-t4; sebtember. .1Ass
~. oats we're UNCHANGED to 5. lower, July
hS5s: and rye was lls-lsa lower, July
Evening star., 1943-07-19

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Evening star., 1943-07-19

ChTttI6 C1Sh Market.
Cash wheat, No. ! hard as; No. ..
1s!3+ No. 3: 1;451a-l 49,; No: d. red,
no sales. Oats, No. | feed. 6a1a No.
mixed. 10ha-s.; No. white II: No .,
uoIa; 20 No. Z; a.s So; No 4 6a'. No. special
nal: hard. 1.l4-1.. nominal: feed O3
nominal. soybeans, No, :, yellow, 1.11H:
No. 3. 1.10L: No T. 65l.: sample
srade yellow, 1.5s'4; No. . mixed. LII
Evening star., 1943-07-19

Dividends Announced
NEW YORK, July 10 R.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate. Rod record. able
Helena Ruhinstein Doe - sis e-l
Richmond Radiator---10c - 7-o9 e-0
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Pacific
Continued From First Page

were bombed A japanese recon-
naissance plane was shot down by
fighters over Darwin, a small enemy
merchant ship was sunk by bombers
near New Britain, and a japanese
barge was destroyed by surface units
in Huon Gulf.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
New York Bank Stocks

NTW YORK. July 10 Pl-Nationsl As
SOC ation Of Securities Dealers. Inc:
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
4merifaniide @OIfsftimmitns gesen-
iiber 9ertidlanb

From the Overseas News Agency, Inc."1
9ie Mebr5abl Der Mmerifaner
lino fir cine freunoli9e Na6friegs-
politif gegeniiber oen Meniden in
9eutidlano, 10 lmltet elm 8eri6t,
ben oas uNational Opinion &eiear6
Center" neuli6 ber0ffentli1te.
Na6 elmer Stlt6ie oes u&eIear9
Genters", oie fi6 iiber oie gar3en
8~ereinigten Staten ausoebnte,
glau6en iieben BON Soen 3ebn Mme-
rifanern oaB 3tpii9en Ser @eile, in
Ser mir Die oeutiden Meniden mad
Dem &riege bebanoeln uno Sen Mlts-
ii6ten fir @eltfrie6en cine oirefte
g~erbinoung beitebt. Mebr als oie
Salfte oerienigen, Die gefragt muir
ben, 10 beri9tet oas ugfeiear9 Cen
ter, glau6en oaB iol1e 8ebanolung
freunoli6 fem iolte.
9as 0&eieard Center" Itelte oie
folgenoen 6ragen: 0@laitben Iie oaB
Die Nrt uno @eife in ser mir oie
oeuti6en Meni6en nod oieiem &rie-
ge bebanoeln biel nit oen @usii6-
ten oeS fiinftigen @eltfrieoens gu
tun bnben ipiro?"
Bon oenen, Die fir cine freuno-
li6e &anolungsmeiie eintraten, MUIR
Den Sinmeiie eegeben, baB Die oelt-
iGen Weniden elm Yrogramm bon
@lei6beit, Wiloe uno Selbitenti6ei-
onng genieBen ioIten. rngefdbr 12
BON lie 100 8erionen empfablen,
pgr5iebung 81 unierer 2ebensneiie".
Ginige empfablen Nabrungsmittel-
ienoungen uno an6ere Iebenstpi1tige
0inge. Sur 8tpei BON ie 5ebn Ser
ionen nabmen cine ablebnenoe Gtel-
lung elm, uno nur elmer BON 10 mar
iiber oas 9roblem unenti6Ioifen.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
StaIieniide 9eiertenre iulen iidD
itelen

9eutide 8efebIsba6er in Noro-
fallen gaben flit9tenoen italieni-
I6en Soloaten in Ser @egeno oes
Sees bon Como cine f1r3e 6riit
bis gum 9. Sftober, ii9 nit ibren
@affen ben ortli9en 8eboroen 5u
itellen. 8enn fie nod oieier 5riit
in ben @ebirgen ergriffen muroen
famen iie Dor elm &riegsgeribt als
0eIerteure nit @ltsli6t, itanore1tli6
eri9oiien 81 tper0en.
Sn ben 3eitungen 0es @ebieteS,
in oenen Die observation-disclosures itatt-
fanoen, m1r6e cine oeuti6e @erfiig-
ung peroffentli9t, in Der ale oie-
ienigen Soloaten, oie iib Den 8ebor-
ben big gum 2. 0ftober iteatetl, tpie
anoere italienii6e Soloaten beban-
belt miir0en, Die ibre @affen nieoer-
legten uno uipeoer erfdoiien nod
militGrii6 beitrnft mnroen~.
8ermutli6 miiroen oieie 2eute,
pie anoere enttpaffnete italienii9e
Gruppen CUR 3mangsarbeit nod
9euti6lano gei6idt meroen. vaae,
Die iid big morgen nidt ergeben,
peroen, iopie iie gefaBt iino, eritoi-
len ODER ionit i6uer beitraft", muir
oe berii1ert.
Sn elmer Meloung an oie Ga
5ette De 2auianne~ muroe mitgeteilt,
Dob Der italienii6e @ioeritano ge-
gen Die Deuti6en i'm 8ergomo Sc
biet, tpo Die DeIerteure oos @eite
in6ten, in ben Bergen 3ltgenommen
babe.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
&Orfta ganjli9
BON 9enti9en gerdumt
TrcifrnmsOien nnS Ginbeimiide
na6mcn &ade an Stalienern

Gin Sagesbefebl oes Generals
@irauo froblodte ii6er oie polige
8efreiung Der Sniel &oriifa bon ito
lieniIter Sberbobeit our6 Die Oer-
einten &rdfte freifran3Oiii6er Srup-
pen, ofrifaniider @oumiers unb Der
foriifanii6en Bepolferung.
Gin 8erliner &eeresberi1t CAB
sic &Gumung &oriifas gu, bebaup-
tete ober, oaB oaes friegsmihtige
Material Dorber 8eritort murOe.
Sn ieinem Sagesbefebl fiibrte
General @irauo aus: Ser 0ber-
befeblsbaber ri9tet an aae Offi8iere,
llnteroffi5iere un0 Soloaten Die ben
forbidden 8atrioten, Die ii6 gegen
Ben 6eino erboben, gebolfen boben,
leine innigiten @liidmiini6e unO
mGrmIten 9onf. @r beugt iein
Soilpt in Stol3 Dor ienen, oie fir
oos Soeal zines freien unO groB-
8iigigen Sranfrei6 gefalen iinO.
Ser belttige @rfolg lit 0as @oripiel
fir ben morgigen Sieg. Soloaten
Der 2ano, ser See uno Der 2itft: ibr
bobt oen eriten Sdritt mad europa
gema6t. Sbr babt Dem 6eino 9e-
5eigt, mas ibr tl1n fonnt. Sd Oanfe
elt6. 8ormdrts gum Siegl"
Nnd amcrifaniide &angers
tnten NIT
Deuti6e S%ruppenreite, Die bon
&oriifa niAt me6r nod Dem 5e1t-
LAMB gu flieben bermo6ten, muroen
BON fran50iii9en Soloater, @ou=
miers uno elmer Sanopoa amerifoni-
ider &angers gefangengenommen
Der fron50fii1e 0ationalausihuB
oronete 8itr 9egebts Oes sieges
cine 8laggenbiiiung in allen ~fran5o-
fii6en &olonien an. gr Jimmie fer
ner fir Die Mbienbung elmer BOT
i6aft oes 9anfes uno oes @ertrau-
ems an Die forbidden 8atrioten, an
Die fran3oiiiden 2ono-, See uno
2uftitreitfr6fte lomie oeren 5iibrer,
Die an Dem &f teilgenommen
baben. St Algiers, Dram uno Ga
iablanea puroen 6reuoenialpen alb
gefeuert.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
Il. g. &riegsidiffe an MDripesens
&iite. Sm gemiidtem Weiduaoer
nit 8ritem

9ie ourd amerifanif1e &riegS-
fhiffe DeritGrfte britii9e Some
Jleet", bic eri1eut periu1te, Seile Ser
oeuti1en Marine Dor lire @ei1iibe
al bringen, piiri6te ii6 oieie ISOLDE
nabe an Nortpegens &iilte beran.
Sagoflieger bon einem amerifanii6en
Slug5eugtr1ger fiigten feinoli6en
Gdiffen einige S6ldge 5u.
Das gemii6te @ei6maoer, gu
Dem Elm amerifaniider 6lrlg5eugtrG-
ger uno anoere unierer &riegsi9iffe
geborten, i1lug i'm @ebiet BON So
90 an Nortpegens &lipperfiiite, rs
Wleilen noroli6 oes Yolarfreiies,
Los. 9ie amerifaniiden 6lugaeuge
er5ielten 8ombertreffer auf mebre=
rem S6iffen, 6arunter einem 5000
Xonnen Sanfer.
9rei amerifanil9e Slug3euge
mlroen our9 6laffeuer abgei6oiien
uno einige Witglieoer ibrer 8efaB-
ungen 0iirften gefangen genommerl
tporoen fem. 3mei oeuti6e Slug
aeuge, Die Der aIiierten Slotte na6-
lteIen %tuolten muroen BON ben ar1e-
rifaniiden Maidinen 8eritort, oie
i'm iibrigen auf feinerlei an0eren
@ioeritan6 ftieBen. Ser 8efebls-
baber oes @ei6waoers NOR Momiral
Cir Bruce Srafer.