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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
IN STNE-UpI0 THEIR EI EEILBGW LBBGGWHss tzssss z&ssss'y

L IOT all OF the 1943 styles
NJ are coming from Grandma's
U Y trunk Despite the trend
toward recreating those warm
and woody things that were fash
ionsble in the Gay 90's. designers
are still asserting their privilege
OF turning out something new
and different. And never was this
truer than in the current showing
OF gloves.
Grandmas Gay Nineties shawls,
evening gowns. and even red fan
mel underwear may be making a
comeback under wartime condi-
tions but gloves still lean TO the
-ultra-modern The current New
York displays show that the trend
is toward the fashy elbow-length
variety. Polka dots and zebra"
stripes are leading The faf4tte-ef-
designs and celers.
For evening wear, the stylists
are presenting fingerless, above
the elbow, lace gloves - which,
admittedly. are a slight conces-
sion 10 Grandms's day As shown
in one Of the photographs on this
page. many OF these gloves are
made 10 match the bodice or some
othrT part or the gown.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
When Swimming
Isn't Fun

NEFORE Nazi U-boat crews
x in the South Atlantic take
~ time out to froiic in the
water they Will now listen hard
to find out whether a pilot like
22-year-oId Lieutenant Alfonso
Correa Of the Brazilian Air Force
is in the ncichborhoOd.
Recently the sharp-cyod Lieu
tenant had just taken off from a
base on the southern coast line
He had been berating the i'll for
tune that sent him 20 a station
where no submarine activity had
been reported
But his feelings vanished the
instant his light bomber zoomed
out OF a cloud and he spotted a
submarine close inshore, it's pirate
crew splashing like porpoises
around their idle vessel.
Immediately the Lieutenant at
tackled but, in his excitement,
missed with one Of his two me-
dium-sized bombs. On his next
try, however, he dived so low
that the fragments OF the now
blown-up submarine hit his air
plane and almost put 1t out Of
action. With one Of his motors
dead he limped back home.
When he landed his crippled
craft, Alfonso got a big welcome
from his fellow fliers because,
when he fell short with his first
torpedo. ne had wirelessed Am
attacking an enemy submarine. l
have one bomb left and II miss
I'm going 20 dive crash her"
1.-The brave young Bolivian avia-
tor wasn't looking for headlines
with his courageous message. It
just showed the world how he
and his fellow fliers feet about
this war and what the Nazi sub
marines have coming TO them for
the wanton way they have sunk
Brazilian coastal ships carrying
innocent women and children.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Love Was NV
Undoing''
Continued from Page l4)

the Mdivanis were not wealthy.
Let's have dinner here in my
suite" l said.
Serge arrived at the decided
time and brought more flowers,
which l scolded him for
His eyes caught mine in their
gaiety.
I'm on a business trip" he
said. Please don't scold me for
sending my favorite star a token
Of my admiration"
I hardly remember what we
talked about during the dinner. I
asked him 10 excuse me early and
dismissed him,
At the boat the following night
he appeared again and in boy
ish cagerncss wished me bon
voyage-as everyone else; he
said how he would miss me, TO
hurry back and the usual
things.
But at three o'clock that morn
ing after / had been at sea
many hours, my phone rang. 1t
was Serge.
II just want TO hear your
voice" he said. Nm.
"But what is the Importance
Of your calling me at this hour
from New York 2" l asked.
I'm not calling you from New
York" he answered. I'm on
this boat with you"
ITO BE Continued Next WeeIk)
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Not all such hand coverings
are on the stylish side American
designers have given som
thought 10 the practical as well.
A novel parcel glove Is designed
for the busy shopper who faith
fully adheres TO the department
stores wartime slogan of Garry
Your Own Parcels" Extra pro-
lection where the strings of pack
ages may cut into the hand should
prove a blessing
Also new Is the double pur-
pose" sports glove -Het- pictured
here, which is also a bag at the
same time. A clcvcrly built-in
pocket provides space for hand
kerchief. -mnpeyr -APstiek keys
and a score of other essential
accessories.
Practically all the new elbow
length gloves for afternoon and
early evening wear are being
styled 90 match hats or belts.
1t is the theory Of these de-
signcrs that combinations of diff
fercnt hats, gloves, belts. bags
and collars, worn on different
days, can make the owner of a
small wardrobe look as if she
owned a lot of different clothes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

BILL nENRl'S life insurance plan fits his situation
perfectly yCrIt might moi sui yours at all. The John
Hancock agent who planned his protection took into
consideration the fact that Mrs. Henry married
right out of school and has no business training -
lhat therd would be social security benefits for her
and the boy if anything happens to Bills...Like
every John Hancock representative, he has been
framed to consider these and many other factors He
knows. because Of h'- companys experience with SIX
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

pieces can be quickly fastened to
an old hat.
The ordinary wrist-length gloves
also run in a riot Of colors-
although the mitten, which was
so popular last year, particularly
among college girls. is not being
shown as extensively as before.
In its place are plain. washable
fabric gloves in every shade of
the rainbow.
Many of the new wrist-length
gloves especially in kid and pig
skin - have buttoned-b back cuffs,
scalloped edges, drawstrings, and
novelty buttons.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

that every client needs the specialized service
which he is equipped TO give
When the John Hancock man calls ON YOU, rcmem.
ber that he is prepared 10 give ms complete and con.
scicndous attention 10 your special problem Take
HIM INTO your confidence 1t will place YOU under
no obligation whatever.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

IN the way open 10 every man with job and family.
The way his father meant to take some day - but
somehow didn't The modern. practical way Of life
insurance.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
His father didn't plan it that way

TT DIDN'T HURT Bill Henry to sell papers. But
l. even now. twenty wears later. certain memories
,iIll hurt the memory Of his mothers struggle 10
make ends meet the memory Of her vaiantly
making last year, dress do so that growing boy
could have SUNDAY suit .. the memory Of the
brave sm'e thai couldn quite mask the pam in her
while other BOYS were gong skating. or swimming
or playing ball on the corner sand lot
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Dame
Fashion
Got Very
Tricky
With This
Outfit and
Matched
"A Long
Pair Of
Spotted
Gloves
With a
Head Dress
of the
Same
Design.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

1pp\Y BnyL has "a boy ofhls|Ovn SON he Is as
proud Of as his DddHas Of him a boy for whom
he has wonderful plans But Bill knows from cNpt.
fenee what can happcnto the most ambitious plans.
lie ha. pledged the security Of hs wife and his boy
IG, December 20. 1912
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

CTo BE Continued Next weok)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Fitzhugh Hard
castle Jr.
Mrs. Thomas Mcknight of
New York City is visiting her
father. Edward A. MeiSer They
were the supper guests last Sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs John Nj
Mayors with DR.. and Mrs. Burt
r. Shurly and Mr.. and Mrs
Storm VanderZee.
Mrs. Sidney Corbett III and
daughter. Katy spent last week
end in Chautauqua. n. Y. as the
guests of Renee Mueller and
Georges Micquell.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney Sawyer
j. spent last weekend at Silver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Lake as the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Parker
Mrs Charles Fell, who has
been visiting her Son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jewell, spent last weekend IN
Elyria O. After returning to
the Island for a few days she
left for her home in Los Angeles,
Cal.
Guests Of Virginia OSburnc.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Y. OSburne. are Phyllis and
Caroline Scott Of Syracuse. ~ Y.
Huntley johnson, son of Nh
and Mrs. @ A. Johnson. re-
turned Tuesday from CharlevoiN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

will be Joined this weekend AZ
Grand Lake by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bcyster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Ballagh
Dr. and Mrs. William Crehs
left Tuesday for a month m
Cadillac and Lapeer
Mrs John Karmazin gave a
tea Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Robert Lloyd Taylor Pouring
a the tea table, on which was "a
garden arrangement of flowers,
were Mrs. Thomas Leonard and
Mrs. Charles Harrington
Much entertaining is IN prog
reSS for Viola Hertel nj kitch-
ener Ont. who IS visiting Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

and Chicago and left Wednesday
for Iowa City 10 attend the pre-
flight school of The United States
Navy air corps.
Mrs. John {. Cleo il. is in Fl
Worth. Tex. visiting her nus
band who iS IN the volunteer Of
hcerS corps al Camp Walters
ON her way down Mrs Clce
stopped in Webster Grove. Mo,
10 visit her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. John Charles Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r.
Leuchtmann are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Freund-
Itch on q lake cruise on their
yacht. Annie Ehcl The party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

and shower. The rehearsal din
ner will be given on August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Black
well and daughter. Carol, who
have been occupying the John
Wright cottage on East River
road, have left the island 10
make their home In Youngs-
town O.
Mr.. and Mrs. YellOtt +. Hard
castle of Broomall Pa. and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Alexander
will bring 10 a close this week
end their five-week stay aboard
the houseboat Blue Bill. -
William =. Drake OF Berwyn.
Pa. spent last weekend with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Jean Wright and Virginia Arms,
sister Of the bridegroom, the
bridesmaids. Dr. Charles Lee
Sprinkle of Chicago will be- best
man. After the ceremony there
Will be a reception at the Con-
way home.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson Of Crosse
Pointc Will have a shower for
Miss Conway Wednesday. On
August lS, Martha Knudsen will
entertain at supper and a
shower. ON August 10. Mrs.
Joseph T. Recder OF The Towers,
Detroit, will have a luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Conway VIII Wed Richard AIMS Crosse LES Saoed Heat Cc August 20

and Mrs. o A Johnson. Mrs.
Fred Coke had eight people for
luncheon and bridge Tuesday.
Besides Miss Hertel and Mrs.
Johnson, the guests were Mis-.
William T. Angel, Mrs. Miriam
Brackcnbury. Mrs r and pm
Guest. Mrs. George Schaller,
Mrs. Glenn Ballagh and Mrs.
Hoyt Hewlett.
Mrs. Hoyt Hewlett and her
mother. Mrs. Charles Lincoln
had a luncheon for Miss Hertel
on Friday. on Tuesday. Mrs.
Lawrence Sawitzky will have a
luncheon and on Wednesday
Mrs. Randolph Guest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
CROSSE lie, Aug s.

IItNIE5s'L- III FA"h' =
THE marriage OF Mary Lou
4 Conway. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. a. Conway and
..ichard Kenneth Arms, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Earl b. Arms Of
South Lyons. viii be an event of
August p an II noon in the
SACRED Heart Church The Rev.
George Pare will perform the
ceremony.
Alice Marie Pepper OF Phlla-
delphia. who Will arrive August
II. will be maid OF honor and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

7ss prs Womens Fabric Cloves Summer eoors Sac
3s2 Womens Fabric Gloves; soc
397 prs. Womens Gloves; doekin6 finish lambskn. l39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
500 So. yds. Administer BroadIoom, q as5 !

SECONDS Three patterns beige Aora green 18th Cen
tuy type design green floral and LIFT widths included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
500 Women's New l6-Rib UMBRELLAS, I.6s

Black brown green blue with white print designs Dis
tnctive bright plastic handles. All very sturdily made.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Would Reduce County
Representation

jackson Miss Jan 6-Represen-
tatfFe Grover c Doeeetse d Jones
County to-day introduced 8 measure
Tor extensive reanpolulnnent uf rep-
reseutatfaNs Il counties where re
SaIa population saiffS mad resulted
IL ineaaitable distribution Under
the terms q MS bIl jackson Coun-
. would have but one representa-
uFe instead o. one and 8 floater.
Harrison County would have three
representative instead Of enc and
q 1loafe<.
Governor johnson declared today
that he would veto ans legislation
% reduce TIE state inessne Lax The
Governors announcement was mace
after 3 conferences With the House
WaHs and Means Committeeman
Johnson warned that Wartime
eurtailments are going e reduce tae
yAea5 q many taxes, including tie
SAFES tax
me Stale legislature convened
for rs regular biennial season.
Tuesday Efforts are being mads
b eaaers = make Ehe session Is
short a. possible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
REGISTRATION of
men 20 To a SET

washington. aEM E-3he Eu9-
eminent officials have sci the cate
d February l6 Is the date for ahe
fazfd registration Of men Of tar
United SAFES Tor Seie@iye SeT1oe
h she Army Ills VIII mciuoe tne
sz0aE betNeeu = s1d - feafE u
ase Axen - tnas group VII BE- zab-
- a military service
President FfMakln > Roosevelt
- rs proclamation setting ahf
Gate ard As AszisS szlo taat Hals
aus ether registrations uaser ne
Seiecaxe Service Acs VIII D. He-
CURED - Insure victory fEn23 and
complete oEzT saE enemies q re
United state
The proclamation mace 10 men-
t1a1 q Ehe registration 81 uzen 1Eam
q 50 6 rear ole Who are = nc re-
E2Ercd Aa8ef nu aak Ena VI be s2-
ezaag zsaru service wIE thz aFEaec
lazees under present i~egslaaun
The REGISTRATION ~ Apply - al
male eztEzea1 an1 Maae Hsu-za-
ness eazH - o. after February r.
-. I'D - q befzas ueoemneE
81 49,. : a - faEs pzsee not
oaly - he urlte1 Ssates BIT Hzs1
= Alzzzs EaKe4 ans Puerto E4eo.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Moss Point Air Raid
Squad To Survey
Designated Areas

Z A Kflayat principal az tie
NaSg Point High school has been
appointed ar rala warden Tor Muss
Polni and Ercuk ana is organ
lzsnR 3 fores Of s men and wpsnsn
Who are &c serve with HIM h tne
alzffset Tnl& squad ~ BE- d4s-
tEznute6 nreT tie entire geagrapnte-
a. area Of thA teTrstory
i xIa b absolutely necessary.
according te government nsfrac-
tans reeal0en D. Mr KhayRt f0y
use mefneefs ~ thN squad 10 know
the location Of ever nGilf switch.
water and gas cal-osf 70 every hame
sna hzlldlak II as entire - Zach
Wardeu must know the locauon u
uaese eutletz IL ms particular ter
tz1ory also TIE number q persons
zaslninE iu eacA nonze
ms information + valuable pc
Cause Il 81 prevent further dls-
asler = cazE q AZ air RAID and
beIhEr attack SoHne q the neE-
cents mas not p hame xnen ar
ar rae b uaae broken water and
ass uae auaxt bs cns Of nurnee3-
aiely me same auaales T. electro
w1n@ enrrent trust b. caf After .
saae s CHECK Hsas BE mace g. de-
NHuiiHH thf asHaafE q persons HISS
rs tran Uaer homes alsa
TIE sau cooperation q ne nea-
Gents r. tHA area IS being asked
Is tzx ar RAD Nardeaa A noas-
to-hcaa survey Ku b started Ken
cas- g mex Wesk e aSsemaie Lnls
H1cru4le Az Z s rssal shas shf
peapiE anzKsr tas caesnam azkec
q then
Tne government aaz cu4zanea f1e
& Ezfqsae azaekozf Heaalaaans.
koEehalde1 ana member 81 eaeu.
essie 81 ahe sartaas g. foIlaas
= kequaznt theulsslFc NI.h every
heuassa.c - rs particular ares
g Ascertain sad keep s feaara
e tEe keazl0u - - electric aas
aad Waief switches ~ xalra in
halidzaE
Remain q aaaah g % tine
during az aleF1 ~ 81 rla zaa Il
g hakou faf 0zs bonh ano
bonnzag
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Pascagoula To Open
Red Cross War Fund
Campaign Monday

Z III Racea. chairman 81 nsstYfct ,
a. aae jackson County Fec Cross
War Fasnd Drive. announced ifsaaF
that lsF was eoifaR g al the same
workers Mho ro1ducfed the annual
ras. cAn arl7H q feN weeks age %
assist II the Wa fa1nd drive 7ntt
neeanu EuFf a. brought about bg
tfas fact tlimf tlsx japanese have
started var Wifr the United States
ama Il h estimated b. tnK National
Rec Cross headquarters thai $50
fN1a11 ufN he necessary 70 carry uui
ltfe paza tfass the Red CroaK n1a
DO ~ carrying relief 70 uss vNs
slfleken pe0pls
Atr BAeot expressed nngH NAT the
peaple 81 FAmAeuaik Muus0 Be gen
enoas T. Their contributions towards
TINS fund usstTtr1 3. which Il u14n-
pfssed rnaRhlg nf PascaRpula has q
large quota - RAISE
hack IN the first World War,
when tsere nere tonF x~hfusards IL
Fasaaeeala ard Mum Point namely
TIE IntsIzAtaaasai Ehlpssnilaine Car
poxalon ulerks-E l0dEeft Ehipbuild-
ine Co Honee gaipyare ard Danh-
nr DrY Docks ane Shgabundihg CO.
employing more 1san 1000 men
each man donated Z days pas fe
tna Red Cross Wal Drfre said At
Haeof.
Our allotment makes Il Tn
necessary for "a 10 cal f0r . dcnA-
nan Ike tnat - TINS time but ~
arr aMkInR - a-aan&aNnaK q kte ss4
za
sitzxens t. ruatsibute a leazf szno
Larger contributions are expected 20
b. mace b. business and profession
men
NJ Bacot announced that the r.
r Walker arc Sem BaipsHrc las
pieaeed JOG per cent from ia efn-
plnzeek Sc far nhss Is sav uniy ~
castrg II this district where ali em-
plQFee have offered contributions
OF this basis
A supply a cards posters and
buttons has been received t. he nse6
az tae War FUND eriVe. which Is ex-
peetec 4 start Monday nf next week
We anAal e tire pubsse % be
generuas 70 this cause a. the Red
CruSs has much 70 DC u giving re-
LEI 10 Hhe men IL the armed aeFE-
He who set uuun6ed ard fhpSe vino
arr oifaeralae unable ~ eouamuni-
cate witt Haeir families SAC III
Bae0t Considerable aHa must also
- Enen civilian victims q the "a
areas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09

haa burned down yesterday IN a
twc-and-a-haI -hpur fire caused bV
aKerhnased stoyeS
Al washington the House pass
ed : bill authorizing ere expenditure
OF 500 100000 for Civil Defense
after transferring rontroi over the
p-oeram from Mayor LaGnaTdls 81
Nex York the National Civilian De-
iense Director. to TIE War Depart
mest.
Joseph b Eastman. Defense
transportation Director. said that
ths production Of trucks for civilian
use would probably be halted On
March l.
valeStA. Malta. reported thai Mai
- has had ten ar raid warnings
during the past y hours. half ct
night Two persons were reported
killed ard q number injured
Al Washington the government
PLACED tung oil under strict priority
control and arranged to purchase
al existing supplies and future i'm
ports
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
More Steel Asked
For S~hipbuilding

washington Jan t-plank e lc-
celebrate the construction q ship be-
the government vaEf ssiphalldins
progzau we're reFcaHed taoHy p Gle
Office o. P-Todseluu Managemeua
which Submitted - The co1ntrT
steel maker a pan 20 speed W. hna
EXPAND production g steel plate-
ere 8 Tire most Yalal eAeue11ss be
the pazse e National Defense
Steel makers Wete arRee te upc
aae - haars 3 Ga9 seVen gay s
week h order e maei ta1s pr oi
tAe program
Tne principal part q the prucuc-
aou program would b. = detailea
plGn calling iU greater u3 q eou-
tzzuoM strip mills
W. oazulnaz far steel pla
shica coaad - produced 0nig -
kacaFee pate NH the 0PM saa
we're So great tnat these M
should r. relieved o. 81 Gree
which coaza b. scheduled on nf3le
asss-uuoanclnE facilities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09

Aslatsr fleet Sflnk ST eneuy trans
p4 and nhree cargo vessels Of
IL 900 tons each.
Raneoun Burma sources said that
i've alreraft Of American yolun-
teers opeaung with The British
AIR force flysns more than sss
mIes over Jungle and mountain
bases n Burma attacked aHrdrornes
nsar BANGKOK tadax and IL the
srcoaa raid ia "a hours on the
Thlalare capital ana nearby air
an0fneS. ire cuzaH- .H--c he
combined army ana RAP head
quarters said that the Americans
DESTROYED certainly. seven. prob
ably eight enenly planes or tfe
ground One raider was missing
after the sttack
Singapore raaD repfsed aA8
night thar the japanese had de-
c&re6 marital Law n Manila.
An offic.ai broadcast from Tokyo
Reported tne DoInei IS sas1ng that
hRn Of the IRpanese Foreign office
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Engineer Offers
Building Advice

Eeah Hlnchean extension AR
cultural engineer 6 Mkzn4p
STATE College Is ln Pazcas0ulA Wis
Hina 81 ae Jackson County a8ents
office During ais Say here to1as
ARC NFnaaHaw he Is open f0E cor
fe7eaze ~ eafssA matters
zHF ~Heluaaeling q BUILDINGS am
ether ergaaecflug roblezns
An eaH desiring heln wlA ne
m7eHIlnr buildings e making e1aef
improvement = aaazaiuaz 5 bee
e e9atlez THE eaunsF seeufk eiiae
e make - aap1inauenI Vi n
HlnEHrliM
TanorfuH nsa=ulng at e ce
8 masans EiH - he'd h ne E
cultural building At NnteH tan Al
HlneacEz All discuss bafidluE ana
Hums improvements Al aasne Gem
anHHal1n ulfaer ana zeacz BE
NlEaa 81 attend fna meeting Hlaf
azs III b welcomed 3, E1e mz ans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09

fne snlpa VIII be a~ellraFa3 9 the
United States Maritime GosazniS-
son b. the ingalls, Sias5uaaEag
Corporation at Fas1aR1uA and +
Is Understood that The conmis-
son ~. simultaneously aEsef tfs
salps 70 tue Wa Department
T7ae additions Il the FAC Hnss wlIl
make st possible for 11te fasca8aa
xara e. Do EXTENSIVE mgtasion
work and u Is tndau &c hat
further conversions ifse5a re saipN
noW T. tlae outfittlnc 81 ID or
aae WAYS VII b< perform : al the
pascaeoala yard
Int deluxe paxseuFef~cs 80 xeS-
sci Sc African Comet ich vnS
eo~fnpletrc and delivered 70 the
Omitted STATES Maritime Cuulm1ask0n
e tfs ingalls, EhsqsaIluiua Curpur
atlan IS paacaHoula GA Dereaascr
81 1871 sailed of January Z VIII =
campiete R4caEuuia cfeu f0 de-
Heerg az ne sAip ~ the Uaited
States MARITIME Commission = ~
United States Navy instead a. the
Amerlean South Afrlcan Lines On
aeruunt of 1he national ErncrEearx
The cs1mes reached lner aeStinatsQr
IA xfeaH6 Tina. aDa LIZ nrwm
zx4te3 - Ens4azkM M
Tkt rAx4 To- NE e~uE1feFkiun ~
re foln c~ulnhinnttuzl passennef-
sasgn vessels are III process az com
sIe9i0n and Il is expected thai eon-
.erSaon vii begln on The FIRST Of
sssv siaip2 within . few weeks
The officials Of ne company have
eeer ArsiTe Ia the effort 70 obtain
authorization 10 change TIE name
previously assigned 10 these four
shi5E which are to Be converted for
military purpose and have pc
aGtonee the United States Martini
Commission 70 assign 70 them ihe
names o. cities or fhe Gull C0ASt
TIT eraupaHH IS happy fo annoasnce
that the United S1ates Martini
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
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