shipping oí ments in London, was injured yes-Ri. received jo priyae audience Pope Pius XII yester were attacked by a terday while wi Royal Netherland: air Myron Taylor, President Roose-Messerchmitt 1098, but beaten off and no sul t Tad attack wi oval Netherlands in Midlands. volts personal representative to. the by enemy bombers materialize Mr. Biddle received a splinter. in in Vatican. His. Holiness received Mr. his left hand, and was the frst Taylor yesterday instead of today, a8 leraft ed Malte, but taused" only "Dui same night air-casualty to be treated in ambulance which, with two mobile cantee! was found cee rcag originally planned, at Mr. Taylor's time no imports fro urgent request, it was understood.
Taylor told American journalists age Pi civilian one 1 were recently presented to the bri-been licensed." gade by the American people.
Mr. Foot declined to answer last night that he would see Luigi had caught im "The splinter which Mr. Biddle requestion suggesting that representa-Cardinal Meglione, Papal Secretary Five survivors of the crew were ceived in his hand was from a fence tions should be made to the United of State, again today and would visit Pope Pius XII again next week fol-captured. or hedge and caüsed him no serious States government stressing that inconvenience. stoppage of oil supplies to the French lowing similar visits yesterday.
"On the same night an tui Mr. Biddle's presence as a repre-in North Africa would be a Mr. Taylor said he would return to the United States on September attempt was made i raid Haifa No sentative of the United States on soil guarantee against Nazi occupation a casualties were caused, other than that of the Netherlands, Dakar and other West African ports.
22—he said his private audience with the Pope yesterday lasted 45 minutes. carried out two. a emphasizes one of the greatest tra-geddes of the war as well as the deep Lend-Lease Assurance Wanted Connected With President's Speech the gallant way the Netherlands Gov-pathy which Americans feel for Usually well-informed Vatican cir-Questioned on lend-lease goods cles understood that Mr. Taylor disernment is conducting Its activities, from the United States being sold in cussed with the Pope certain phases din There. were no 88 was it was stated at a gathering on the; foreign markets, thereby competing of President Roosevelt's speech to be with United States merchants, Sir delivered today, and it was expected des, and damage caused was occasion of Mr. Biddle's visit to the Andrew Duncan, President of the Midlands to witness the manœuvres.
Board of Trade, was asked if he the reply Cardinal Maglione makes fom all the above. operations, Love of Liberty obtained under the lend-lease act or could five assurance that goods today will be wired to Washington, immediately. two. of our aircraft are missing." Reuter.
"Our respective countrymen. have goods of similar nature produced in Importance was generally attad an inherent love of liberty and in-.
Britain were not sold to foreign mar-here to the fact that Mr. Taylor had Naz. Supply: Ship. Torpedoed. dependence and a common belief in kets in completion with American already conversed with Cardinal ihe principles of humanity, justice merchants.
Maglione when the Pope received him and 1 freedom," Mr. Biddle Sir Charles Waterhouse, replying and that he was to see the Papal: craft of the coastal comma' said. "Netherlanders who, have. ad-. for Sir Andrew, said an "announce-Secretary of State again before President Roosevelt speaks. on afternoon alidoked a opted - United States "s their home ment is pending" but that nothing Bed one of the supply. ships, off, the coast of Norway enjoy a splendid record of loyalty could be said "until an agreement is Most Vatican observers were conand patriotic devotion to the United arrived at between ourselves and the vinced thet the message was connect. states an Air Ministry communi States and have made a valuable United State: ed with United States aid to Soviet Fighter command ai contribution towards the progress of Asked if it was the Government's Russia, and was especially aimed to gui tions in northwest France coürse of offensive. patrol our nation," intention to abandon export trade Sir get the Poe's support in order to Charles replied "it is certainly not dissipate American Catholic opposi-craft of fighter command is missing.
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