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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
OCTOBER

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4stNa
cswaVsnzs pwzas naan
asS 49, ssasss a uss asAns
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teaaA eF&aHes $3.50 mfe4 xta1&z
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hsxe ssa Fraar0 @sst 81 FrssxA
fNuNt0F
seas atsssss fsvruss xAAs csF~g sns
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SAsMNtan eeatF9tN tznAe efsEF VNts
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Natthna
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

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ntm m
M@Gem 4Ms4 AsesshA - ta4RpNtss
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MARCH
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49,
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tS-NatT EntFf eekN cunNreH1 -
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NAY
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a. eefsnss s@ss-~@ ~
az -
xsreins sshses ehAiaFsa = szsais .
a@1. psssSz - eNtnHFzzzHk II -
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sA.~ = 81 srsny sanss =
RAMs1 - - /
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- ~L8A 80 - E49<a1A 4
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:.
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~ LreasNsy hnreunea Ffenrh ass~ta -
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= s4ia eanfsfencs e Il nsitens
q msP nstntspasfH rede.ss
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
NOVEMBER

anasasa hna sssss e. csssA sssgt
Tuo uhssss sask ~ nrttsnh
hrtash eut Saeeftas 90 kfvse STaan
tsrewk w.saas u9htsn nes e. ftsaaaHa
f~N-taaana Fsusca h meuntaass ~
n-crrscs rurxsss Tssiiua. aessap ~
fa-Rnss sFsnsa m-srrhsnsmaa. shse
swa stnktaE. eehn - Ctssnaa uar.
shp nne savrs . shi1s = nrgsish
nRaIh essrey saz EssNsa vsssAses
waves a hrIitsh places hesss hsFln
ts-Icrfna1s csup &ne ere bombs 81
Ggsnnisy EuFisna 1R kidd
IfoNkh t4uf0rN re ttati6ha.
f3-LreSkk e4alsn vice ealna Mgasns4 70
treating ftak1ar4s
R-hat2t paaad Birmingham.
&-&tauxnfx eg1era ass m2kta4 \ Q
kgs wss e. nfi.a,n
A. two vital ltAlsaA hANnn.
Lsxsslai rstase fAies - nlEes
n-raFkss pseetsisna u4ArtlAi lns h
ksssss asnsss nsaaanas q hannss
i~ssllans n rear sfss Greeks asRs
ss-auass vessel ssssssss ~ raiser n
Atlantic.
crsek treaps sessnes n nAr~e seer
4nfK
ns.h hesnbsEs sssssk csrznsa sns
ftatlaa eitta8.
s-nrisin sssrs -sasrsa,sss = Bal
CARA,
hristos RAISED b. Mad humAurs.
N-ssxkyasax RumaHiaa p~oiilAeai cad.
eFN executa4 IN MAJ pufke.
LlelaR Sect attacAed and persHed ~
BRITISH.
1-RaneaulAa troops zhzn Irun Cssrs
FebolnA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
DECEMBER

iSesshsmpssn surna6 inse "a fnfssne
- NAu afr rn11N.
creeks esptura stFstsEir pesuts -
central frcna.
s-Ten n1srrhnHs shapm ATTACKED wesi Il
lrszand - u-beah and pasnes
Greece Espor1 nsw Italian sszt nssr
s-NasIs claim sinking q - nrsish
&-nFstish csksnss's ceneass Il var crit.
E1apd n eumfnona.
fsnaans wfxhdraw frssn tive hapeA
British tnA tfeY san 60 10 =. ..
mNrcnaxf vessels.
cfeska drive late ne Eiallaa hansss
~snE q svsns turtrsssss re.
leased 10 RritalaN
cemmsss sanashss peace nasss. 81
10
AGresAa eeeupy Pusta Eddn ana pur.
Baa Italians naEzhaNrd4
1Brtt1zh erusssF slzkz Cerman tre1<nt
faN: - szRs.sr e. sx
British bofnbeFs smash 81 horde&az
w-hnssss hrsP fssasn ssrcss . EDp'
u-nriush cspsurs main Italian bass q
f,-prstlsh drlse Italians eat a Egxpl
4-petasU Gusts Laval. names FlaaatA-
HEsiers Trend. foreign mfn1s.sr
CruHks SMASH ltsltan mo9ntaAn 80
is-itahsas $50 Ice mere bases n A.
m-xsn trseus mass 81 two Fsalizh porta.
fe-prsflsh cIosa n on HaIc1a. LhTH
M-Nazis repofted eytng ftahsn sediefs
20 AibanlA-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
DOMESTIC

q. s. PEACETfME CONSCRlP.
TI0A-See. II W@ HeaFy L SGmsoa
drssus the asezzls ceaEaiafaz he fvn
number 1851 IN me asfsoas fFss psacs
1zs miiitavy oDasFipnen-
JANUARY
ZTnar6 session q fas ssseasS stxth
Ter aa1snarai tsxes 70 Enaacs en-,
neuoltqrna fnr naEzuuna dafNaaeL
ZPfes&eazz ssnea - biLilaa bs1ssf =
xss5rssy ceneral Frsns MupAy
lanes czemNea nanasd minlsaH -
hefssr1 4 yscksos rsnsse ssssrssz
gfsEz term ~ zssassss 81 ssssE
scr ca 9znnef.
IarsEaa ~ ceuas naEns1 knsa U. D.
UaEiHseF = AEeHszta
SFeosrsl es6s passss ssbllssz msfh.
n-Bssss sszss szs4alMa - sznsrsss
is-rrsedszf ssnda pepnsal = ssnaEsas
fm eEzne.ai essisEaESs y NAaa4ed
49, - s-ssr5esssass
s-nsse eesTras Tfsak Maaxs -
eatntmsm4 - - aapfeaas asaFA
M-AmeElnan sxpsrtma loss Hsszsat e
var baa 81 k6aeeel
Aoaessl ssssanesa pays aasss =
aNea4A EAaHf0EEs
Ean nFguaer cemnen.af AefsE
ssrtRHese - foEr Yaxfa 4 rfaHa
go Aae1 e198 ~ paasz4n EEe1
s-1ats esnEllzee apeEese4 - go
- ~ tar aZ9Nas 49, g 20
w#5tneas tasls e - q fink Daas ~
EaSc4a uE1 fANa4 tsteezA
z-tsaaze psHaen fzfzs - szeazs4
~aHa NHaa EsaEfss& G44f&As.
esEs&azH#
-seuaM eazAmtszaz aprso4as go e
nnFazz s9anozzs kzh9 = f1leee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

e-cAzeaKp fSenfs esfsHf MESSAGES
hsdsAtas ~ usssteast k8se
fz@fhf4H esanes3a ceaa As1AAeH Ne
Soc Re- &H. WnzszaasnN as EtNe4
MM9 ksae4#ea HEeA# E4eFNM
tez4aa LES Mtna e#s# a MeLAY -
hSkHtss4 knafsaH = a4tsk 1ma84
H-NH4o A4s4e ae4szz4 H~44lEz&HH4 y
HFanxzs #tNoEef Hsst4A aaa64
apaAAa Assa a@szz AFsa4 ezAs14a4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

Ak&&A MHA 4N&fN MINIS hssN
hszfs msN R8se~sAe wm4 Nepsm
shsnapt@se wsa aaAnm b. NeA@ss
Eeazss CNanaa Heb - 49, -
se@ Ae EaHaai fksssy n > ssssN
fas SERVES Akas@ sma Ned H4
eeesea n shAA@ss efsw sAasy.
JANUARY
t-N. Z aassahs Tnrmsasaw \ maas
Ace rsms
sssn = ~ sss
bss hea = nsssssa psFsss -
amsass xs u.nwwssess ns.s
Ass!. $50 sszs sssa@~ nag =
MARCH
@ ksss 3 - Fsfssz : sms
esd feaaza
APRIL
eNnae ssans~ wiss -
heHd sAem es~e&aAN NsAaaas - y
Yes asas.ss - aasa'.s s~s
aassssa ssesm - Fslss
ssaAust chaesHp Nasas 80
NAY
sesH.hsen = = l. .as Ksnsmty
n-zs saAs s'sss snsasss : aass
meass mss We Asmn. szsam
JUNE
e-nnaay naea hunrts ~ vsasnsAna
Ea3fAa = N4N4 ku444
1 sslsls eess go. setsHsM =
m9s ta#a assss 6s = asam
kosNA
z1NNnz4S.
eMnk>nAaz ta&K1a eketA4A esfael
Asnestken he&u4 - etex4 : y
u-A1esaa@s STEPS kstzsMs = sAktf
AUGUST
e-nr. Kaats AnAssaaa sssess4 he&e
sash q as AaAsa@MAa t~msa
M~ofssn nag rssss9s asasss oeis4s
SEPTEMBER
a-nrsa Hsssun uts prsfssssznai 80
aIay Co.'S snAs ~ NJ ssssss =
I4p.ss cspssa ssas Amsssssa ans.
m-gaehssss1 nez. eaneA asaanxl
saAkua AzzssaE4
naas I.s.z s'aSs p csnA.Asv = -
asst Fa4as4
n-nses Tee. rsa.as =
A-Frtfx1s xssss usas eeissressAs 49,
80 eIase hem AFaslFuszn
a-Ekkaae Nhfis - - e. has4&aa
twftsa 4zlss CNa48Ee CSab&
eRneAnAan mAaa aa4A4f ssesaA -
fsatina Dstspn : eszssa = I
$50 nscEsssz : css
ffassnsas II - - mza
eEHF q o. Ehtnaea Cfa
A-fsmss r uetsss3 newa4 Tsaetal
n4sna9a4 e ae EAaaasa csNA
e-fAaeaKp bears esfaNf MESSAGES
FsmszseskiS ffa
tE@ThfEH - nNf&8 - Ns4#AsH Ne
500 u2a &sH. W~H4szHRtnm AHa NtN4A
tMNo kss4sea eeAM E4eNHM
aHz4aR Les Wtna A#A4 ~ MeLA4 ~
4sl ks 3 ssA usna
Ez-pAao sze4e aefszA4 f~sFt4A4HN =
HFanz46 h4N8pl6I H4aH Has44
spaAla Hssd Aa@szz Asmz ezAan1eG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
DISASTERS

MUAfTI0s INDUSTRY BLASTS
Several Hasnifien pfanis nzwktns 81
u. S defeass esdess SIRE rexEsa ~
poseasF srplesEess Hes = eseg II sAe
spisalsxed mFexkase afEv > kiua -
de ksasA. N. j. efsHf Of de Her
Gales PsHdes C. II ahaeA u aeFs
A1ifeA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
FOREIGN

FxA AaKMlcAs CONFERENCE
Eeassa1 ws4s aeeemAze4 a-<f4sszz<
Fese II sesmksz Hsfmklss pe
-. - as lmnasass As&mss ssssssss
mpsna6 = hSs~a@ gmta
a~gspsa4ss sss~ Am3ssss ssseEs -
= neaAs@
= $500
-
s%-sass es.gst nss :
ft-iMaz.. pgs.ee sssa 49, a -
> sss sss~s n@.szzs
= saass M@e sssAas
tAFt ft&N4&k
MARCH
&ummans fh3s esuesaxsm ~ Esss
n asFFN8 a ~
Hf aef af*#4ss. HsssA -
~ esssas4 - asHss So
wfs ssahsss rsaisas = bees
Fsase%
= es4 fa2a1a iasse&se 4 ese&4
.ggn
AFGAA
~ts-fesssaa tsAss asassaa Il ssn tsslzz
!.
esSss@EM 1mez#@@
nay
M-m -
-
eaaAss - ksaA
5bbH
4 Ezzsmss
-. -. g. So.
~ a
= saszz4sm go
80 As
AUGUST
askbsa nsetesss : . ~ - ssAssz~
:
1e = M4zaAsss
sffeAes@ - A@ -
$3.50.
= hN3zv
MNpYEMHEH
*
M E
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
AfARCH

1-R1zzaans eater vipufL hog 10 F1n.
nz1h CITY.
n-Af1ex eEef fan AID u fhe Finnz
I-&cxtEtF tnnskh pHacN treaty sseDed.
Russia getting khreltan &khEnks and
nseN1 base af EnnRae
r--kaU bornesrs raAd British snehuFafe
81 scapA Fta~.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

@Miasinn GurchM Ftven Feaeraf ~.
perx1Etoa e Eritasns tehtNn9
strenEth
ssbEag5n. ard tnFAdes NarMay. uftxh
fFEtztH. O13u. me capital. - takEa-
Iz-lGFuAnA capture rfUFN Norwegian
pofEA While British Sect trtaf 20 cut
eufpay lire ecrosx SkAEerrak
1s-Brfttnh e-xpeditsoa arrives cE Norway
coast a - battered BY German
b0rubGfn.
D-Cermnns eartuFs Douahasa ksy rat
t1Nn n Norway.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

N
1-Nas Hegfan army H. central Narpas
sesEs peace - Brits6a ans Fnex<k
N1HHfSN.
u-AIiies rush aid 10 iow counfries.
Czurc1lN auecee11 Chamberlain ~
nFtsne minister.
1&-Uuzch armies cease resistance.
le-Naxls mass fer HAIknh raid. believed
aimed ~ Ra1nauiRn on
1k-WeTENnd replaces GnWaztn as
Preach coEumRnder. Germans within
% miles of PARIS
&~1-cermznK reach Frgneh channel
cutting on EEitish-Beigisn
forces
xa-BFsfain votes 6s~etsfershsp; Chprehal
asEep. aapEsn4a Ea~eEs end
Weath V be arHfte8
Anies ehsck German crfve or 10
zrt1s frunt
a4Zcerrnnns tighten ret around British.
French and Belgian troops
a&-EaFfnnns claim Calais
France skakez No general Etah
x7-BelFlurn gives " on ofoers u AfaE
Leopold
sp-Rsfiere1 British truaps reseA Eng.
lane from FianorFx.
ReEei&n ezbznxz cepasea Leop1aa scr
surrender.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
FEBRUARY

l-Razzians STAR heavy sssaea e ne
MAEuNfretHs An1
@FFes1aenS seHax &gmner WezseH h
eps1fsT Win ra2eTN - Britain. FFxneN.
E3zH and Germany
te-SNeden reseesx FtanAsh plsa tar aza
VIII troops
H. ris1sh rata German rstsun zhsp in
tuFNeGtaa NatrT&. rNN<0tnG IL cap
EHE8.
1t-Prtrne Master C~aanaberiNsn de-
ctNre4 Britain neVtT va cnnelu6e
pzac4 win pTSseat E4sch FaizfH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
NEUROLOGY

fDlM0s b0nxH DfES~Hraluss
+ aaifems1 Ra8ae@s essr -
An4T q aamakw #Ahmm = HwsA
Hea lAs ISzAa 49, e1plfp8 = hgts@
= 80 ~ fessins $50
JANUAnY
as@ g Ds#Hzs Heea = CO
49,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

H-HfxsA Nec@mszA - Eszsa -
81 nlae4 Naiaees9 rzs1sf = - re
aA HaaaN
#1atf<# UMf4#s5s f#f ~ - ME#
RENF = - Ef4eAeH Ea44
H~f&aAnH r GeNssHs3 HANs&4 K4A4fAs
nzana9a4 81 ae EHaaaE4 Co.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
EUROPEAN WAR

- sSTFKA os az PARfS-nmk -
ne Nam ca4sarrnf. fAe smassska,
eness s1vs crashed rasss k-aiiUMaas a.
SassuA FeEsed E#el feaxr caa 81
seea - karksraasa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

mAHsma - 30 mNEM q -
ssa.A- = :
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

s-s~sem :
s. ssw
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
JANUARY

Aeat fsH lace
H@41Ef4 f44F kSa4 fx
SN&es - Hsabfa - Ee4 Fs4fA
kfEAeaq sfeaa - issssAaa NsfeaN =
~ Fa
a*~ANN& ts sme&E tM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

La& MMaazz asH4 cHzaa eA
sge AHz sa444 =
- kNMzzNA
MM&ezzA H#9 Hszz44 W Az As
go NM4M #Aa
mssszss = eszss nsss4 pN@a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03


i-me<xsvsrt enaan - mse Kefsensa
cuaF4 kH yea3s sfftlas sith y :
army
%pfezz4eES MEz1gHEE4 eN<9an4e e -
GezsxozTFB - Crest HFzsHH faf -
aa2 MaRaf haaaH Ia Ertzz4A WratzzH
ks~zzkspseFs peaeeanpna.
&-EeessfafF ~ EanaNa MafuteE e
taezH e. f~n4a<hlna.
GcaaEfess paasas - hszaa esfszzss
b.
s-Hssss passes aFsa - ssas ssss
81 Il . q
s-masF ssaaTe - aarEa4pa
s4~-CaAzEFzzssaa 81 Eaaas4 eaHE1szs
a-Wa eNpartaa@4 ea1a go MG4
wHfH Eaaf9asAeAs
NaM HaFb4fH esaE9t4 eHaHAaS - -
kn3zae = ase2se9 &8AkAsa9
A~-&aAa1A D1EeEN aEGNN4 Wa94 HH
Nzzzzs tatH4 ard b4lltM =
hnaa4 9ren s<n2s
@-&aza - Trfzzaa Nfse4aaf - -
~ Enaat Mars - TfiszaM kA1aHaz4
saz raa 49, - fz
e4 FEa41n
n-Cazz bsfaau FeD9fz4 @s@4ftzM e
s.. 2IfE4&I
pn esN aspea4e kzAAnner -
sss aafe e 1rstaa ! caiafns
snzssn - apsn = zaznp nezs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
AUGUST

e-Euazs apprgssa s~irsrtsEEsHg e nAa
arts e~aaHsnatAtAs
g-Rosse snta9 ~rernaineian faf AsFeft
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Evening star., 1941-12-14
Travel and Morale
BY w. BRUCE MACNAMEE,
Chief, United States Travel Bureau.

AS in World War T. travelling public will be given every
possible consideration in the program now being
buses arlne passenger steamship services in handling
the increased traffic demands resulting from the outbreak OF
between this country and Japan.
vastly expanded victory will restrictions
be placed on travel?
The answer to that question depends upon develop
mens but Americans free to travel to wherever they
desire to go within and this freedom applies
that the United Commission has ordered the
suspension publication of Sangs wartime precau
tion but bookings continue be made at the offices OF steam
ship serving West Indies Central and South America
view of sevenday week for plant 1acltleS In oeefse
production, will vacations be discontinued?
Paid continue in Germany and Great Britain
With third the practice followed by
those countries would to supply the answer 10 Suc
question.
Despite the war; the importance OF vacations has thus
realized Britain paid vacations stopped in
1910 owing emergency following the fall OF France ThS
the British government 1aVorS tne observance
paid believed efciencyn war production
and other essential business.
In the United States Importance of industries provd
ing vacations with for all workers has long been
Vacations with not only promote petter hep
better patriotism and more loyalty but they
the minds of workers VINO nave the
opportunity of seeing of their country.
The may well bring the American people TO the
realization that stagger vacations rather
than attempting to take vacation during july
August and September of each year.
recreation could operate the
vacation schedules permitted workers to visit
them DONE it is my belief that vacation cost
will decrease because it will make possible for the resort
and recreation to spread their operating and capital
period of IL months each year rather than over
period of three or four months.
With the growing realization that travel builds the NatonS
health, wealth and unity. Americans are making plans
for winter vacations.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Steamship Travel
Somewhat Curbed
In Wake of War

Ocean voyages, one of the more
alluring phases of recreational
travel and a dim reminder Of pre-
war trips to Europe, have been re-
stricted relatively little as a result
of the series of stunning blows dealt
by last weeks declarations OF war.
Foremost casualty, as far as the
tourist is concerned, is the tenn
porary halt of pleasure travel
to Bermuda, the famous bit OF
England off the Carolina coast.
With other places where the
United States is building a line
of hemisphere defense bases, Ber-
muda has been crossed of the avail
ability list by the State Depart
ment, which for the present, at
least, is clearing passports only for
defense workers. Other lands to
which this restriction applies include
Jamaica, British Guiana and Trini-
dad. Travel for purely pleasure also
has been discontinued for the Pam
anna Canal Zone for the immedi-
ate future.
1t is emphasized that the situa-
ton is in a state of flux, and re-
strictions will be relaxed as condi-
tions warrant. With the initial
shock of war, the State Department
acted to protect Americans against
travel that might prove unwise, and
at the same time safeguard Ameri-
cas- defense effort.
No restrictions have been applied
to Canada, Mexico or Cuba.
Another major casualty was re-
ported in the cancellation of the
Caribbean cruises of the Swedish
American Lines Kungsholm, one of
the last name" ships to desert the
subtropical waters so popular be-
fore September, 1899. Notice that
the company would not carry out its
winter schedule of sailings reached
local travel agencies late last week.
Earlier in the week, the Merchants
& Miners line announced that it's
ships, touching American ports, had
discontinued passenger service.
Other steamship companies are,
in general, accepting reservations
for future sailings and travel to
Latin American ports continues. In
some cases the State Department is
holding up action on passports, but
has not adopted policy of refusing
to grant clearance for ports in the
] continent to the south.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Fishing Tournament
At Miami Scheduled
Jan. IL to April I9

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 13.-The
Seventh Annual Metropolitan Miami
Fishing Tournament will be held
January 11-April 10, 1912. Counting
children as well as men and women,
25O,OOO entrants are expected to
compete for the dazzling bait OF
$4,000 worth of prizes.
Thirty varieties of game fish OF
the 600 kinds of fish in Miamis
Biscayne Bay and the Gulf Stream
will be recognized as fair catch by
the Tournament Committee.
About 40 per cent of last years
242,OOO registered entrants were
women.
To take care of the tournament
influx as we'll as other peaks in
MiamiS winter season are more
than ATS hotels and $500 apartment
houses in Miami and Miami Beach
To give comparison, here's how
Miami's hotels stack up with New
York and Chicago:
New York City. 325; Chicago. 3O5;
Miami, 487; Atlantic City, 103.
The annual Miami All-Americar
Air Races, for 13 years major
winter resort attraction, has beer
Cancelled due to the war. The
event had been scheduled for Jan.
uary 9, 10 and II. The impOSSibility
of getting Army and Navy aeria
participation and the grounding oi
all civilian planes caused air race
officials to decide against holding
the event.
Money set aside by the city o.
Miami for promoting the races viii
be used for local defense purposes.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Time to Plan
For Trips
By HELEN VOGT,
Fashion Editor.

If you're lucky enough to enjoy
travelling activities not restricted to
a bus ride morning and evening, this
is the time to start planning your
winter vacation wardrobe. The gen.
erous exodus usually begins imme-
diately after the last-gasp party of
the Christmas season. and January
finds those more fortunate members
off to the ski country of the North,
the sunny environs of the South or,
perhaps, the not-so-wild- and woody
West.
No matter which is your choice,
you'll need and demand certain
type of wardrobe which places its ac-
cent just as strongly upon appro-
priateness and adaptability as upon
fashion importance. This Is year,
the fashionists say, to give emphasis
to fine quality instead of inferior
quantity. so let that be guide when
you embark on the shopping spree.
Emphasis on Color
With Peasant" Trend.
If you're following our more fash
ionable birds, you'll need a South
ern resort wardrobe that will keep
you smart and comfortable. This
years Southern wear is particularly
happy about the use of color. Bright
shades long have been featured by
California designers and this season
they're joined by other fashion die
tators who put the emphasis on COL
Or in conjunction with simple lines
and materials. The peasant" in
fluence continues strongly, bringing
with it any number of charming
dirndls full skirts and much detail
ing on necklines, hemlines and
sleeves.
Bare midriffs are with us again,
although there is some talk OF modl-
fication. Slack suits, more popular
since women learned that they can't
be bought by the simple process OF
snatching them off a counter, return
this year with new, narrower
trouser that is infinitely more trim
and flattering The new "ballerlna
Continued on Page DIS, Col. A.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
underwater View
Fleet Is Ready

SILVER SPRINGS, Fla, Dec 13.
Ten glass -bottomed boats and six
"photo-Subs" will comprise the fleet
of noiseless, battery-propelled craft
that will be in service here this year
for viewing underwater life from
5 to IS feet below the surface of
Silver Springs famous clear water.
Silver Springs. located 6 miles east
of Ocaia on the Daytona Beach
highway. is open daily from sunrise
to sunset. Boat trips require about
an hour.