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Evening star., 1942-12-20

make TeSerVa-
tions now for
the Saturday
Fashion Show
Luncheon held
each week in
he PAIL
MALL ROOM
Of the Hotel
r . ! e / 6 h .
l. u n C he on
Evening star., 1942-12-20

lops, Mexican salad. Saratoga po-
tatoes, rum buns and bread and
butter. Honestly, all this for only
soc. Served at both addresses
1907 E ST. and 1921 e ST.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
<>>>>>>>

H A CHRISTMAS THRILL
THAT WILL LAST"
:. is something that you owe your
self this year. How about thrilling
Evening star., 1942-12-20

from 81 :. and starts at one pm.
Living manneouins, smooth music,
fashions. Phone Mr.. Arthur-NA.
$50,
Evening star., 1942-12-20

" ITS FUN TO WATCH A
FASHION SHOW"
and to enjoy delicious food at the
same time. Helene suggests you
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Crane Speak
At Club Meeting

The ForlnsRhtlv Club Was en-
gersafaed in TIRE hasne oa Mrs &
a Graham ard MS Bessie Cos
an an Wednesday a~fteTnesn D
aTuter :
Tire reception rpaWss 81 the
home we're most aEtraetixeay de<
Grated mith aovvls fluwerB
MM J T Thompson gave =
splendid ard complete talk on he
State FEDERATION meeting IN jack
son which she recently attended
: representative from ne club
Mgs J c Crane OF PascaguaA
exhibited some a. her drawings -
KOREA and ether islands chum
around and gave 9 VERY interest,"
ma talk on TINS subject
The hostess following RE PFC
gram servea . delicious salad
course wiih mince meat pie and
lea 20 MeSdamcs c b Arutistead
K " Durham. John Ctrlot +
6 Eiev. W c Hsvenx w. II
Hawkns. J q Lowe p II Nc
Collum. and } T. Thompson
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Baptist Church
Adopts Objection
To Collecting Tax

DECLARING ,iat tire fccenay
a legislation providing i1r
u ealleeuan - . ig9e percent
tax or salaries eKceeasnK q eeg
la.n anloaauf carries @ith Il Winia
tier 0f The constitutional Pro.
weston fo4 the separation If
chasrh snd state tae wenhefa
~ Ear First Baptist Church ~
PaesRoul8 adopted = resolution
Protesting being maae e taN
cnlleetinE agency
Thif Wmiory AZ which affects
an salaries IF a614 ~ ua8fs . year
must be- cnilected by uae employ
em n tina way the church mgst
collect TIE tax OF 81 salaries IS
Church employees and turn a
over ~ us government NiolatlDn
ut iris Eaw carries o penalty 81
$1,000 ami q prison sentence
According e. the resolution.
hs ia& forces churches 81 CHRIST
10 compromise their God or
daaned mission u . spiritual min
niry and makes VERY probable
an unfortunate conflict between
and the Federal government
The resolution folloWs IN part
Therefore b. IL resolved Gu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Mrs. Ellis, Native
OF Moss Point
Dies in Mobile

49, Lsslae Co@an Eds 'pf
mmlv - Aass posnL a.so ~ aef
res n M8asle Ala r
ste rad Eecd sFner her usaffaag
r. Frank e Ellis several sean
ago al f1 IS am
Faucfsi WgNfres were c~orsf3Ci-
es 81 the rcsiaence 1t 1911 Gov
cFuaaent sgfess - 3 pm SUNDAY
win iutennruf n the Pine Crest
uanetcev Among the hpnear3
paG @eFe q A Graham
" "a Bartsf and II p Over
street af Moss posnt
Mrs Eiss wes q native Of Moss
poins and was graduated from
me local high school and from
Ware Belmont college m Nash
vile Tcaa Later she msde Der
defsst in Mobile She had = host
~ friends IN both Moss Point and
PaseaR0ula many ~ whom at
tended Nhe funeral services sun.
day
She IS survived sR her hus
band o san Frank P Ellis Jr
ana . daughter Miss MARY Louise
Ellis al 81 Mobile her mother.
Mrs a " Cu3an Mobile three
unciss l. \ Dantzlef and a p
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Melaan @fo taI - h8s ENJOY
nsaf ID esFnaaH ataai f
@fn afe new Vsrsau
- N lhr ~ - ihe
Chfhnlee Star Sergeant
seen hF Msn 81 fhf an
veaf and seven H.1uffa Sc stsfi
81 81 mags private ana f02l
months aftFa
eatn FIRES class A. she efa "a nine
manfhe ~ Wa uaa - e
geant Sftl nntNg a. h was
aaase Be- tae qaaffrtHasief cfn
pane whefe De- aaek dgleef
fns fauf maamtha ~ fhe END ~
tt1sl firaa he tsscan isH
eeani ana Ha n charge - the
baaf haase He N theu pro-
NOTED e. iHe fank IS technical
sergeant ~ much r. ha d.
mE Sergeant NeiNon Says am
iising me army hne ana SIN elad
thai au ahHe e. with ug
country and heat g. "A
III and So Russell KNAPP -
kneals hsFr reserved anrd Of tne
arrival 81 theif e8u Lewis a. o.
basic training eaf4p tn san Diego
The younger ~ knapp enlisted.
in . neval reserves mHarai
weeks ago
Friends ~ Klnny Cananesa viii
b. interested T. learn that he
enrolled win the Marine Reserve
Corps last week fie viii continue
hls at4alea at the University 81
Teaas ~ Austin until ht Is called
% duty lie b the son ~ Mr and
Mrs. joe eanafeia of fascaEauis
Another uraul ai the am4tilneas
IF fhf weird When j J Hnds of
MaH8 painf was an the Wrat raagaf
be- was ordered a. change ships
snd e. @nd ihe maj whose place
be- was q take back 81 replace
him un inc ship that be Kinds
waz le8eiuK The man turned out
IA he has hf0ttAsf whom be- had
not snend for ever q wear Hind
returned f. ms duty Tuesday az
Ter spending 8 ueek igriaugh
AZ hm horne Formerly with the
United saslea Merchant Marine
he Is noW with the Navy
NIi Farley formerly q rest
dent 81 kFsule waa nons his
wreck end frnm Guiinnfi where
he IS 8 member Of the Army Air
Cpfpa
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Tou Rfif e n NJ thna class
uh8 IS Stationed - fFnaacu
aHafe 81 medical akA
anl Is thc naval hospital fh
greeting fuefaas aefe faa
unaas hstnR cnr ~ kpsl
thr dHe win Mss uagthef. Mr.
= G kelI
Robert Wealfaul ~ MICS pa.ni
$ resent anliatas Ia lia III s
Na4ai Reserves having enseg
the mar 81 Mahile ssst ~
aay HobeN was e. have
sent e. tofaf tfalaang f1snf o.
stuflae iaia as gwen ~ .
Hntisa af uus nw snT b. ~ aeaH
ef hlr grandmother 81 Me
FRIDAY H. left Yesterday -.
msfue as ves a~nsesealea print
Clifton Miller wao = = rgsle'
petty officer at the Crest Lake
r carries a @eil sustained inter
etenf l8e week end here Nsth ~
mother Mrs r D Miller
pri Lewm Baruns s1th b.
90 p piasnon 2 IS enjoying
few DAYS iuflounh with hiA paf
enis. Sc ard Mrs John narnu
having come from has camp 81
Davlsvtlle r
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Uncle Sam Sends
Letter TO Little
~Poscogoulo Boy

John Collie. Jr che foaf year
old son ~ NJ and Airs John II
Collie Of Beach Boulevard has
found out that there ~ = Santa
Claus a week OF 50 aga john
wrote q letter r. Santa Clnus
dropped II into the mail box neaf
las home telling Santa what he
wanted for Christmas, and say
ING among either things that ~
wanted 10 ~ q soldier
A ieW DAYS later Uncle Sam
amswered little Johns letter aud
forwarded Il rs Air Maif7 from
ihe paeesgonia post office. g.
ng John aume gaed advice aud
accepting hts offef t. b. 4 Suldief
Wheu ms services may ~ needed
N thp distant future Tne lettef
follow
Dear John " ~ doubt yoa
tauld make q vefs good s0lntef
and we appreciate suur rice lei
tEE wv WIZ ffsAtff nAt wv
have "a have othef heln beside
soldiers 20 Win iris war. and we
are asking vau q help Uncle
Sam IN tins wav,
"tn Help your mother take
good care al your little hroinef
q he will grow big and strong
ike you ca Eat vaur meals and
drink plenty Of milk ard fruit
Juices So yau will grow n be- a
BIG man like Your Daddy O.
Mind goug Mushef real we'll he
eause all soldiers have Is ScaFn
e. do what they are told. qnIck
IS and without hlSsang a keer
Kuur guns clean ard ynlf toy
picked up Is that Is what sol
aiers are trained r. d.
w thank sou again fuf yuuf
swell letter and se nos knoN
that sou viii IN and are ready
when We need you 30 punch the
Japs IN the iaw
sNours tFuly.
UNCLE SAM 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

a8n go a. until 4 0 ia tire
frfaesn na a Is really q tous
s6ud III nalr Dssic led the
e with ire highest average
4 houe fhat enn Ra3 smother op
a3tpf hut sss aIs either m
~ joining 1Fne hEanch 81 the
sfstu aiI8 tell them ofe
lH3n9 ann eI8d ! mn 81 tbt laws
II feaiis tough 81 first ~
4nlna q Is upw tbuiRh
WtH Is t8llones herr ISL the
n ianf uanus ASK alFe -
e8sfse this s ieuf months.
ssuf Titeu I'm eaine e. iFy ios
Hi8n.a Ine a. D. 7 hnal dus2
h0fr e. e. aeelnE snn all saa1n Hut
would hate Ia come back without
Hfln saf o Htdinn an the
hlah Tell everybody hello
af mae and = please argp q tne
neaifv makea ne iccl Kaad s.
Heaf from ans ono down that g a..
arr N q barracks with = huF
F. Bare Wbn USED a. 1--we ~
aacaRaala We really talk q lol
0t fne agsast lIne Should
FRIENDS Of Dadc who used g.
r. e Hnntvntst au The Cbruni
&c 6iaf nfies io ais cuiistn,sut
sit - dHan him q line MS
m8Fe George Z MaEwen.
S g SIS 3 e - Gfp / school
uSNL San Diego Calf
Frtend II EglRene ElIis. lof.
nsgia - Mtn Point wtli ~ glad
- lcafn ~ ms promotion II a cap
ialncs Captain EIIH Is neN STA
toned with tire Ghem1eal Wag-
fare section 81 thu PORT of Embaf.
kati0n II NeN Orleans
An a-nprcealvr letter has heen
received ffam Sergeant II +
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Walter II Kinney j., eldest
son 81 Mrs n A Patzaeh rs Pas
eagntla who Is . private IN I'm.
Gle Sans ARMY The younE sol
alaf Is = maeainisi and Is sta
uoned ct Camp Pickett Va Mrs.
palssch has another sau 4 @.
kinney vha IS n the Navy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

skf = i q H
M q
M im
Day mafrinE
pse g f }ai naapaa ~
ass ussaare sna 2 Aaf
fssa shaf p@ft as NR m fat
makes chn ever
churches az cn asN
sKenraa faa fiN Fara
m,unf IS fhe NnlDaa States agaa -
Nai wa hf8 request a
feEkusssem and Senators 81 ua
err legitimate poWes ~ fsesr IS
ssea aaH nnai snfAsamec g.
mtnftg fsis t#N NN So nat a
other aKenrg than eh9r MIli
d responsible luF eu c4sng ana
~dsxpcfHtna taH TAX 81 M Hay 81
feet psstnfs and other paad chRtget
empsnYefa. ard Ga taaf q eury II
these resolutions h. sent senator
Theoause G BAha. enatereleet
James EastIand. Congressman
William CoiFaeg fbe Ehrunsce
star and Advertise 3 weekly re-
H9ioua papef of the Mississippi
Baptist convention sud fnat .
eapy - spfead uYssn ans minutes
ef uuf Church Clerk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Announcement ha su 81
ceiesd from Eee ~ Fiald - zoe
cnfnllment 81 pef 5olan J 4 up
Orange Grove ia ibe Army Fawt
Technical Tsa8alnn Command
Pvt Lyons reported 10 k
Ffela fr8fu Camp p
b0u center after hsvins efaaasst
ed rs hsaR training a keeeT
be- Will uuiegg0 81 wtek 81 in
stfucilnn on huge Is a i4itrfW
mr bomber He wa8 taea b.
qualified Tor aetles iiae autH ser
vwsng ard maintaipfnE ine big
four enrtnei aiiE
From pvt asauue TED "
Bagla coisa greeting from Camp
BlAndsng F $40 @
been h fHe afus f fHHve week.
and that ~ likes 81 Isu lie h
the son q NJ and Mr ] n
Barla at Hurley
By way O. San franaeo esamf
naWs from Aiarine Gunner Thum
az ! Elev ~ fhe Marine Cagps
wire has renewed ha absorption
faf another spaf Sir Hes Walsr
+ an oversees setting faur
paper Is liks gets1ne fetfcf fF0aai
home There afe 81 81 Eel
lows fn0m Mississippi ans sew
efal from Haecaaauia tHe 80 Il AS
Through The Chfenieis star mat
we can keen in touch with naWs
from hogae 81 Eies Was born
Rnd reared n Nanceate wnurt
he has mans fisna eith Whsasu
he can keen Is contact taEa1Eh
news aho0i inefn printed ~ Thc
Chronicle star ard ADVERTISE
Announcement ia teon 81
celgad from MAJ Field Datu
ar Ala. that Aviation Cadet L.
WIN / Hauiiioa son ii Mt and
Mn S E Hamilton ~ Hurley
vii receive nl fsUH wing -
ccmfsr - and WI1 eaHne . 81
lnt II iae United States AHmy
Air Corps preeiau - tire uo
%aerlaltDn lhe entire eIas - 0
oetz viii - saaIn rs eand
ieuienana b. Malur Il L. Ilaf
RS asst AsiJuttnf The sill
theH march in formation - the
Post Chap Nhen Coanei James
T. nanie d. commanding al
hcef wli aWaId ihe dlpIau
Tire Wiu mid - pnaniea hF
AlaIm e. e Simpson alHrcsa OF
training ST. Hamilton = S CAD
uafe from Rerknsfnu Junior Cai
ieee aite which D. attended Sis
aasIppi State College unll go
laineni - tire armed service
JANUARY =. 1852
Among lae Fseeaum hu
baRs e iuiear ~ t e8
cile Zone ere - au Curtis
p Norman va Curtis
r Norman Jf nsHa m
thaI sector When Hasdi
from in osiofe ~
a. Huliga around 81
the hiifefesf flsHtInE ~ That Iae3
tron has taken place Tac Young
nsse mar Has deeU iH ne s1cc
f0f some wears having enl boz
peace tiue RllH tae a.
studV medicine H. fsrte ~
q hospital apprentice second
els roe e. m ems
nos . pharmacist mate 5fd class
Geslee AcEaea better knaen
q sDode a. Rs friends
waae letters 81 always enter
tanning WHIle ans fInaiIH ai
Tie here On TIE station ana an
gong g. school IL g fedo
scroll Boz / thought q zHa0
fIa was 8 comp catea machine
~ Ihls torpedo really %
taIns a. HalHk aEalfi Hal
eaeah pHaeiile 81 - Ga zs
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nantsxf Hsfcxa &ns g 3 naunI
w. CD fnnf5 tWh amna
e Iaara Mehlle ard Mrs -.
nee D Bofsd Nashville Tean
and neheF relatives
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Ltputrnant G A eaefset wtum las f3enas snsstonates cell
1aaaee n ha efYtnE toaa Tins yuuan army pNut te aDu II
Mr. G A Cafaef e a1B MI koaa PsseHgaHIa s nae IN ieeiana
And showing taat Che uhf saving that s8ht 4nfI8 Is fut "a wide
Il indeed s tulsa8. ~ geermaEY mef aufhef Esaeaeaoiau n that island
fortress IA Ne pamn II Seseeant Nek shahetn 1he fwo men had
been within s quarss 81 8 84r fs te pMa tafef mantts vet wefe
totally unaware # tbeh pnasfml4 - caeH other II Vn on6Y SITTER
sefRe1nt Sfaheen ban 6aafued ftn q le2n from relatives III Pas
caEuuia thHt lieutenant Carrier 2HH aNa m Iceland Tie fhgn as
ceftalned fire uh8eefs addres ara rang hH up The getting loaptsef
of fhe twe Mes8asinpans aus hase hen eps. anyway. 4 Wa
highly satisfactory e. hath a thes louud lp a tatk about
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Marineland, Fla q community
IT II VOTERS j. tn smallest ami
newest Incorporated muuie ipaiits
II Florida
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

CaaheN trees chieIy fauna "a
India bear buth edible fruit ami
nuts
A lofty peak tn Canada Is
named ~ memory 81 Edith C
cell. English nurse executed bg
the Germans m the FIRST world
War
Evening star., 1942-01-29

rooms. The Oldest omcer, the one
with a coloneps insignia, stared at
Gleason incredulously. Then he
frowned. He stepped forward.
Gleason stopped, looked at him
NORTHUMBERLAND then unaccount-
ably saluted.
Il thought so." the colonel
shouted, "You were with me IN
Manila, weren't you'll"
"Nineteen-two," cried Gleason.
You're Colonel-Col. Sheridan! You
were a lieutenant then"
And you were trumpeter!"
Second Cavalry. Then into the
field artillery. Served IL years, al
together. Three years in the Philip
pines. In the insurrection. Made
me a lieutenant before I got out"
On and on the colonel and Glea-
son reminisced while the rest OF
the crew gathered around to listen
entranced.
The honeymoon's all over now for
Franchot Tone. He's back at work
on a sound stage, co-starring with
Joan Bennett in a comedy called
Highly irregular" 1t was dandy
little scene he was doing the other
morning and all his colleagues
seemed greatly amused.
As an r. A. F. flyer shot down in
Holland, Tone Is supposed to para
chute ker-splash into a huge tank
of water. Wet and bedraggled he is
then shown seeking refuge in Miss
Benefits home.
Just before each take" Tone
reported to the property man, who
stood on a chair and poured water
over him from a sprinkling can.
Each time he shuddered. Each
time he was thoroughly soaked from
head to foot.
Action in the scene showed Tone
climbing in through a window, ex-
planning his predicament to the
doubtful Miss Bennett and asking
a butler for dry clothes.
In the first four attempts the
scene was okay, except that the.
butler forgot his lines. With each
take" Of course. one was resoaked.
After the second one Tone glared
his disgust at the butler After the
third he began to mutter. Now he
was shivering and his teeth were
chattering. Finally, when the
fourth take also went into the dis
card and for the same reason. Tone
turned to the butler, bit player:
Listen, pal, for jumpin' criminy's
sake give me a break, willya. It's
your memory versus my pneu-
monia!"
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Warner Bros. hired q profess
sional crew of Mexican road max
ers and arranged for the use of q
suburban highway so authenticity
would mark the meeting of George
Brent and Barbara Stanwyck in
THE Gay Sisters"
The scene Is important, for this Is
the opening boy meets girl" Sc
quence in the movie. And it's axio-
matte In FINLAND that when the
two meet up 1t must be handled
smartly. No more routine introduce
tions 60. Boy and girl must meet
under odd circumstances and begin
at once to snarl at one another.
So 1t Is with the meeting of George
Brent and Barbara Stanwyck.
Brent plays a highway engineer
He is in charge Of this crew when
Barbara steers her car around q
corner and drives over the as yet
unrolled asphalt. This causes Mr..
Brent to 80 toughie. He stops her
car and addresses the lady violently.
Where" he demands, do you
think you're going?"
Director Irving Rapper stops the
scene and shrugs.
That sounds too corny," says
Evening star., 1942-01-29
To Film Storm

THE Storm" George r. Stewart
novel now the best seller lists, has
been purchased by Paramount. The
book will be filmed Is one Of the
studios most elaborate productions
of 1912 with . cast OF big names.
Selected by the Book of the Month
Club as its December choice. "The
Storm" already has sold more than
100000 copies and is acquiring
readers with a speed reminiscent Of
the other Paramount property, For
Whom the Bell Tolls"
Written by professor at the
University OF Southern California,
THE Storm" has been described as
"the Grand Hotel Of the tempests. 4"
The tale traces the storm from the
time 1t is discovered as tiny speck
In the Pacific Ocean until It's cul-
mination over America has brought
romance, tragedy and drama into
the lives Of numerous people from
coast to coast.
Coincidentally. Author Stewart
was q u. s. c. classmate Of Buddy
De Sylvia, who. as Paramount pro-
duction chief, will have charge Of
translating the work to the screen.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
He's Still Happy

Alexander Hall, Columbias ace
director Of sophisticated laugh Aims,
viii be at the helm for He Kissed
the Bride" in which Melvyn Doug
las will have the starring male role,
opposite an outstanding feminine CO.
star soon to be announced. The
feature Is Z comedy with q New
York background, from the play by
Gina Klaus and Andrew p. Solt.
Hall and Douglas recently made to-
gether the successful Columbia COM
edies, He Stayed for Breakfast"
and This Thing Called Love" Mr..
Hall Is also responsible for the
studios Here Comes Mr.. Jordan"
and Bedtime Story" soon to bf
released.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Alexis Wins Role

Alexis Smith has been assigned
by Warner Bros. to a co-starring
role with Charles Boyer and Joan
Fontaine in The Constant Nymph. +"
1t was scarcely more than a year
ago that Alexis was snatched from
the campus of Los Angeles City Col
lege by Warmers and placed under
contract. After showing unusual
promise in several bit roles she was
cast in an important part with
Errol Flynn and Fred MacMurray
in olive Bomber" Her reception
by the public was so favorable that
she was then given leads in THE
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Mr.. Big. "Weve got to get some
dialogue that sparkles or this meet
ing Is . bust"
The three Of them, Joined by the
dialogue director, discuss the situa-
ton, attempting to figure out 4 new
line. Finally one Of the interested
Mexicans steps up and lays . Nrimy
hand on Rapper's arm.
Hey, boss" he says. "Eet's no.
kay. Lotsa times the pipples ron e
cars on the stof1. So we say Where
you theenk you goT plenty tof1."
"Hokay," said Rapper.
where you theenk you go?" said
Brent In the scene. And plenty
"tof1."
CRsleased By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Ine.)
Evening star., 1942-01-29

R-K-O Radio for Miss Morgan. 1t Is
scheduled for an early production.
David Hampstead, producer Of
kitty Foyle" and the forthcoming
Joan Of Paris" will produce this
second Michele Morgan romantic
drama. The screen script Is being
done by Charles Bennett, who wrote
the screen play for Joan Of Paris"
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Next or.Michele

Michele Morgan, who makes her
Hollywood debut in the RKO Radio
drama, Joan of Paris" will next
be starred in Challenge to the
Night"
The work Of the British novelist,
Cecil Lewis, Challenge to the
Night" was purchased expressly by
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Smiling Ghost" and steel Against
the Sky"
The Constant Nymph" is to b
directed by Edmund Goulding.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Gleason Displays Memory
When Old Chief Shows Up
Remembers Colonel as His Superior
In Army Days Just 40 Years Ago;
Tone Gets Wet and Angry
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

believers at work. This those little
o believe. But it's the truth-so elp
knot Of Army officers stood in the visitors the
my watching between Jimmy
Hayworth.
ended The players stroll toward their dressing
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-20

last longer if vehicles lessen their
speed. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-20
Another Tanker Sunk
In Dutch West Indies
By German Submarine

W1LLEMsTAD, Curacao, Feb. 1e
- Up Axis submarine warfare
flared again today deep in the Carib
bean sea, less than 700 miles from
the Panama Canal, when a tanker
flying the Panama flag was tor.
pedoed off. the Dutch West Indies
isle of Aruba.
In addition a communique stated
that some projectiles" landed in
the vicinity Of the Standard Oil re.
finery on Aruba which was shelleo
with small effect by a German sub
marine Monday but it was not i'm,
mediately clear whether the new
"projectiles" were shell fragments
or STRAY projectiles not fired b.
the enemy"
Seven tankers were sunk or dam
aged Monday off both Abuba and
Curacao, important oil refinery cen.
ters off the Venezuelan coast. Ger
man submarines were reported in
the same waters yesterday, but they
disappeared upon being sighted by
U. S. planes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-20
U. S. TO LAUNCH
W0DESTR0YERS
Dun And Landsdowne VIII
Slide Down Ways To.
day At Kearny

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s--tR-Head.
quarters of the Third Naval dis.
trict announced today that two new
destroyers would be launched n.
morrow at the Federal Shipbuildin.
and Drydock company, Kearnv
N. J.
The U. s. S. Duncan will be the
first to slide down the ways She
VIII be sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy
Clark Thayer, of Wellesley. Mass
a cousin of the late Commander
sllas Duncan. for whom the de.
stroyer is named.
A short time later the U, s s
Aandsdowne will hit the water
She Will be sponsored by Mrs. Mar.
garet Landsdowne Hunt, of Wash.
lngton, D. c., daughter of the late
Lieut.. Commander Zachary Lands
downe, commanding officer of the
dlrigible Shenandoah, which crash.
ed IN Ohio Sept. 3, 1925, carrying
Landsdowne to his death.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-20
Pre-Medical Students
Will Attend Symposium

DURHAM, Feb. 19.-(R-Pre-
medical students from number
of colleges and universities in this
region will attend the annual pre-
medal symposium to be held to-
morrow by the Duke university
school of medicine and Duke hos.
pital. Effects of the war on medi-
cal studies will be discussed dur.
ing the day.
The symposium will begin at 2
p. m. with a clinic in the hospital
lecture amphitheater and will be
followed by an inspection of the
Duke medical unit. In the early
evening dinner program will be
held.
At p. m. at the amphitheater
round table discussion will be
held with the following speakers:
Dean w. H. Wannamaker, Dean
of the university, representing the
administration; DR., c. G. Book
hout, of the department of biology;
DR.. D. W. Carpenter, of the de-
partments physics and mathema.
tics; DR.. w. a. Perzweig and DR..
E. E. MeFee, clinical instructors