The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
TITLED REFUGEE
VISITS PASCACOULA

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uon had Just ieft ire wAsA after
being chrtstcnen ~ Mis- GkrztA
McCshne daughter II CareHan
ard Mrs. Dan r. Mc0ehe1 and We
were attending the receeion given
Tot ahe officials and visitors ~ nne
loveIv ard h0syatahAe home OF Ira
Her1uaes Causaerk
We had met many q ire Cunn-
cvs nct&nles ard hna e9NeC cur
way through the u1runE 10 see what
wNs going on IN the gayccn kt1n
urettv ana inviting STANDING under
the grape arboF. hooking toxArc Tire
house w had our first glimpse q a
i0TelF woman. the NlScounseSx Doris
C~astlrruxse. from England
she was sitting uath . group On
the top step Of Tire back porch IN
a very informal ard comfortable
fashion AL around her we're people
talking. smoking q iast watching
the otherx ! sensed that she Ma
not OF this community and made
inquiries It was not 50 much her
beautiful hair or her quiet mArner-
and the English do hare lovely
mauners-it may have been that BE-
hind those sun glasses she sore ct
the moment. / could see q story.
One hesffates 90 90 up 70 q
person. even when nttracte3. and
start asking Who are YOU Where
DO you come from9 What are YOU
doing here7 How long viii you BE-
here7 DO you like us7@ But q re-
porter is not tied down BY the rules
that govern others. so I watched nv
chance. and when she was for .
minute separated from her gruap I
approached I wanted TO hear her
voice. for that told 50 much about
a person.
"But. yexl ! have really nothing 70
talk about, but
and she waited quietly while the
questions came. Smiling a Little
she told Of herself. lAnd. BY the
wsy. she has a nice sulce. Just
touched with a faint accent, not
English. and ! was not 81 an sur
prised when she admitted French
blood on her fathers slde.1
Her name Is Doris. viscountesx
Castlerosse, from LONDON England,
and she Is Temporarily residing ut
the st. Regis. New York City. She
came over 20 this country IN March
Of this year, and attended the
launching as a guest OF the r. l.
Ingalls,. Jrs. from Birmingham. and
viii return 20 New York In q short
while. she viii make this her home
for the duration Of the war.
Her husband, Viscount Castle
rosse. Is a son Of the Earl of Ken
mare. a prominent munitions manu-
fscturer, and Viseount C~astlerosse
win some day inherit this title. He
Is nov actively connected with the
Lord Be~ayerbrook chain of news
papers. being a director Of three OF
them. He Is in Ireland at the pres
ent. where they have a lovely home
on the Lakes Of Killarney. They
have no children She asked me IL
/ though her an American at first
and when I said oh. no she said
she would like 70 be thought an
American. for she liked Americans.
Naturally. the war was mention
ed. Our home IN England Is gone
practically blown TO bits. Ever +
thing is IN confusion. you undei
stand. Nothing is the anne A
home we are hoping America won't
get n the war-nut yet-we want
something saved out of the chaos
and misery. We like the way Ameri-
ca is behaving-helping all you can
not hanging back and waiting
until the last minute TO do SOME
thing. II will make all the difference
in the world what YOU can do right
o for US and your wi selves. W.
deeply appreciate everything that
is being done for Us, no matter how