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Evening star., 1941-02-28

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04


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A beautiful event Of Friday night
JUNE q. wsS the marriage q Miss
Doris Roy Davis one Of the attract
I've twin daughters u kr. and Mira
Clifton q Davis. and Clifton
Cooper FurTy. s0n Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Furry q Ramsay Springs
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read BY Rev Samuel Furry. great
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Birmingham Ala and niece Of Mr..
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TIE single ring ceremony.
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Kraft Corporation
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
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Al the request Of the Treasury Department ne an
nounce 5 rev feature Of interest and service 70 many
readers who are buying o. VII buy Defense Savings
Bonds and stamps. This viii be called the Defense Bond
Gun. and wTa start IN Next weeks issue.
The questions win be chosen from among those
asked By most Bond and Stamp buyers The answers
vii tel what the new Defense Savings Program means
10 the individual and 70 the Nation.
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Evening star., 1941-03-29
Finnish Freighter on Way
To New York Torpedoed

Es tic Associated Press.
HELSINkI. Finland, March 20
The Finnish freighter Carolina
Thorden, 3,645 tons, proceeding from
Petsamo, in Northern Finland, to
New York, was torpedoed Wednes-
day off the Farce Islands, it was an
nounced officially today. The pas
sengers and crew were reported
saved.
News of the sinking created a
shock in Helsinki because both
belligerents in the war ostensibly
had sanctioned the sea trafic to
Petsamo. Finland's only outlet to
the outside world.
The Carolina Thorden. Finnish
freighter operated by G. V, Thorden
of Helsinki, traded between the east
coast Of the United States and Scan
dinavian ports. She sailed from
Petsamo for Philadelphia and New
York March %
q On December 81. 1910, she arrived
in New York, pock-marked with
bullets from a Nazi plane and carry
ing 80 members of the crew of the
mined Greek freighter Dionssios
Stathaos whom she had picked up
in the North Atlantic.
The ship had been granted Ger
man permission to go through the
Kattegat, but crew members said
the Nazi plane dived six times in an
attack.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Army to Build Artillery
Range in Caroline County
By Tie Associated Press.

bs tEt Associated PreSs
FREDERICKSBURG Va, March
29.-The United States Army has de-
Cided to establish the proposed ar
tillery range and training camp in
Caroline County, according to an
nouncement today from the Office of
Maj. Gen. Walter S. Grant. COM
manding the Sd Corps Area, at Bal
timore.
Final decision had been withheld
pending further study by Army au-
thorities and hearing of citizens of
the area who objected to giving up
approximately 10000 acres, or about
third of the county, for military
purposes.
In announcing the decision it was
explained that the action had been
taken only on account of the press
ing demand of suitable national de-
fense" and Ghat it lis matter of
profound regret and concern"
Gen. Grant and other officers con-
ferred with a Citizens Committee in
Bowling Green Thursday. The de-
ciSion to proceed with the plan de-
spite objection, it was further re-
vealed in the announcement, was
based mainly on the fact that the
Caroline County tract met the
Army's needs for a site for a large
artillery range far better than any
other tentative area.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

In a labor union hall hangs an
American flag of inlaid wood, true
in colors and dimensions and pol
ished to shine like glass.
1t is the work of John J. Moos-
berger. 3oO8 NJ street Sc. applying
the craftsmanship of his native
Switzerland
Mr.. Moosoerger had been asked
by his union, Local No. 1894 of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America, to build
cabinet to house the union flag the
organization had bought TO identify
itself when it paraded to the
Mile O. Dimes"
He started out with a walnut
panel across the front of the cabi-
net but decided to adorn it with
an American flag.
To be sure his measurements were
right. Mr.. Moosberger wrote to the
War Department and the United
States Flag Association.
Inlaying the through-stained wood
meant eight weeks work in his spare
time. The worst job. he says, was
cutting 48 pieces of wood into star
shapes and cutting 48 places for
the stars out of the blue wood. Start
ing one Sunday morning at 8 o'clock,
he had the stars half done by eve
ming.
Then there was the polishing
coat after coat of shine-seven hours
Evening star., 1941-03-29
British 10 Continue
To Dispose OF Assets
In United States
Public Is Warned Program
Will Not Be Eosed by
Leose-Lend Measure

By Ire Associated Press
LONDON, March 29-Authorits-
tive quarters warned the British
public today against the expectation
that passage OF the leaSe-lend law
in the United States would bring an
easing up of the disposal of the
countrys dollar assets.
British interests recently disposed
of control of American ViscoSe Co,
largest rayon producer in the United
States, to a group of American in
vestment bankers for an undisclosed
price. 1t was understood the group
would eventually offer the securities
to the American investing public.
Great Britain is to continue her
stated policy of throwing the whole
of her financial resources into the
war effort and placing all her assets
at the disposal of the United States
these quarters declared.
! II was understood that the sale of
assets along the lines of the recent
Viscose transaction would continue
as originally enVlSdgeQ.
The governments policy is also
said to imply the requisitioning of
dollar securities in which dealings
still take place in the London market.
often at premium over their North
! American quotations.
| Some market quarters here had
/ previously expected slackening or
/ cessation of the British policy of
| cashing in on assets in the United
States. after passage of the lend
lease legislation.
Plans of the British for disposal
OF their controlling interests in
American concerns have not been
made public in New York. How
ever. some banking quarters have
estimated Great Britain owed about
$1,000, 100000 for war supplies or
dered here before passage of the
lend-lease law and thought this bal
ance might be cleared up in whole
or part by further sale OF British
owned companies here.
Among large concerns which have
been mentioned in banking quarters
as likely to go on the block if sales
of assets were continued were tie
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co.
a subsidiary of British American To-
bacco Co., Ltd. and the soap business
of Lever Bros.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
BerIe Says American Republics
Must Lead Post War Reforms

into existence to provide munitions.
We shall be under the impulslon of
seeing to it that the many millions
Of men in Canada, the United States
and other American republics who
have been contributing to that work
are not merely turned loose to find
their own economic readjustment at
their own expense
I'VE shall have to be sharing
burdens from overseas in the des-
perate attempt to repair some part
of the wreckage which a short
sighted policy of militarism and mar
row nationaliSm has at length let
loose in Europe and in Asia.
The doing of these things will
tax our imagination to the utmost.
1t will require the best of our minds
and the greatest enlightenment Of
our hearts.
But l am confident that the new
world which is building will be the
most apt instrument of civilization
which the world has yet seen"