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Evening star., 1943-05-07
Tea Is Given
|By Mrs. Imbrie

Mrs. Robert Whitney 1mbrie en-
tertained at delightfully."- appointed
tea Monday afternoon for her god
son, Comdr. Eugene S. Karpe. who
spent a few hours in Washington
before leaving for sea duty.
Comdr. Karpe is assigned to ship
named for deceased officer who was
on duty in the Black Sea when Mrs.
1mbrie and her late husband were
stationed in Constantinople, now
Istanbul.
The guests included several who
were formerly stationed in the for
mer capital OF Turkey as we'll as a
group OF young officer friends of the
honor guest. Admiral j. Hepburn
and Capt. John Kleeman were
present and there was much remi-
nlscing about times in Turkey.
Assisting Mrs. Imbrie were Mrs.
James F. Byrnes, Mrs. "A. Staunton
Merrill, wife of Admiral Merrill:
Mrs P. Lee Phillips and Miss Mar
garet Mary Fitzgerald.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

into their present spacious house
so that DR.. Marvin could have a
place for his books. And quite a
bit OF space he has, too-in the
most perfectly arranged library
you have ever seen. Three bed
rooms and study on the second
floor of the house were put to-
gether to make room for the
beautifully bound volumes that
must total almost 10000.
The library is In process OF
being catalogued now and when
it Is completely finished DR.. and
Mrs. Marvin plan to give the
students Of the university access
to it. They have even arranged
to have them use a special direct
entrance to the elevator which
will carry them right to the
library.
We commented on how heav-
enly it would be to live in a house
with all those wonderful books at
your disposal. And Mrs. Marvin S
reply was that it would indeed be
heavenly If she and DR.. Marvin
ever had time to sit down and
read them.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Anne Cooling
Is Bride Nearby

Miss Annie Elizabeth Goelling,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Goelling, became the bride of Pvt.
Joseph Edward Mcdonald, son of
Mrs. Ralph Flynn, at a nuptial mass
held Saturday at 10 o'clock in st.
James Church in Mt. Rainier, Md.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin which was made on princess
lines, with full skirt ending in a
train, and a f1nger-tip length veil.
Her shower bouquet was of white
roses.
Mrs. Frederick Mcdonald was the
brides matron of honor and only
attendant. Her gown was of aqua
blue chiffon and she carried bou-
quet Of talisman roses.
Pvt. Mcdonald had his brother,
Mr.. Frederick Mcdonald, as his best
man.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was given after which the bride
and bridegroom left for New York
for brief wedding trip.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. John Fischer Of Jersey
City Heights, N. j., Mrs. j. Jock of
Florida, Mr.. Michael Ready of New
Rochelle, N. Y, and Mrs. Byron
Burd and son of Massillon, Ohio.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Virginia Saun
Entertained on
Wedding Eve
Many Parties Given
Before Marriage
In Alexandria

Miss Virginia Saum, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Saum Of Alexan-
dria, has been given a gay round OF
parties and showers preceding her
marriage to the Rev. Leonard Shell
don Edmonds, which will take place
tomorrow afternoon In historic
Christ Church.
Miss Agnes Donaldson entertained
Wednesday evening for Miss Saum
at handkerchief shower, the guests
included Mrs. Walter Minor and
Miss Ethel Sims, with whom the
hostess and the honor guest took a
vacation trip to the West Coast
several years ago; Mrs. Saum, Miss
Mary Elton Saum and Mrs. Mitchell
Haddad, mother and sisters of the
bride-elect, and Mrs. Donaldson
mother of the hostess.
A luncheon was given Tuesday for
Miss Saum by Mrs. Stafford Kelly
at the Laura Lee tea house and
Wednesday evening Mrs. Robert v
Evening star., 1943-05-07

H. Duncan was hostess at a bridge
party and shower for the bride-elect.
Others entertaining for Miss
Saum include Mrs. Walter Young,
who was hostess at q shower; Mrs.
Herbert Bratter, who gave a lunch
con, and DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Keddy
who entertained at tea for the BRIDE
elect Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Omer L. Hirst and Mrs.
Edwin Lynch were joint hostesses
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hirst
near Falls Church at a luncheon
for Miss Saum, and a group Of
former classmates from Dunbarton
College were hostesses at q shore
dinner in her honor, which was fol-
lowed by a shower at the home of
Miss Virginia Blackford.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Pauline Curtis
Engagement
Is Announced
Former Debufanfe
VIII Be Married to
Corbl. Hollingsworth
10rbl. H0llingsw0rfh

Mrs John M. Gross of Four Oaks
Farm, Bethlehem, Pa, and Hamp-
shire House, New York City, and the
former Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. James F. Curtis of
Roslyn, Long Island, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Pauline Curtis, to Corpl. Schuyler
Hollingsworth of Milton, Mass, and
Dark Harbor, Me.
Miss Curtis was graduated from
st. Timothy's School at Catonsville,
Md, in June, 1910, and made her
debut in Washington the same
month. She was presented to So
ciety jointly with the former Miss
Cynthia Dunn, now Mrs. Alexander
l.. Cochrane, at a large garden party
given by the latter's parents, the
Adviser on Political Relations and
Mrs. James Clement Dunn. Her
debut was followed by a dinner
dance given by her mother at the
1925 F Street Club.
On her maternal side Miss Curtis
Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Will
AAc1AA1 W. 4ACA 4OlA1 Va Ad oO4Ad, ScAAA
and st. Paul, Mimi, and the late
Gov. Merriam OF Minnesota. Her
paternal grandparents we're the late
Gen. and Mrs. Greeley S. Curtis of
Boston and Manchester, Mass.
Miss Curtis brother, 1t. James F.
Curtis, jr., is a pilot with the Ferry
Command, U. S. A.. stationed in
Kansas City, and his wife is with
him there. Mrs. George H. Bost-
wick, the bride-elect's sister, Is liv-
ing in Junction City, Kans., where
her husband, 1t. Bostwick, cavalry,
U. S. A., Is on duty. Miss Curtis
has been doing war work in Wash
ington since last July.
Corpl. Hollingsworth was gradu-
ated from st. Marks School at
Southboro, Mass, in 1886; from
Harvard University in the class of
1910, and was member of the
Hasty Pudding and Fly Clubs. He
went to Harvard Law School for one
year and then enlisted in the
United States Army. He Is in the
Signal Corps.
Corpl. Hollingsworth is the son
of Mr.. Amor Hollingsworth of Mil
ton and Dark Harbor and the late
Mrs. Hollingsworth and the grand
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. z. T.
Hollingsworth of Boston. His ma
ternal grandparents were Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuyler Parsons of New York
City. He has one brother, Mr.. Amor
Hollingsworth, jr., of Westwood and
Dark Harbor. His sister is Mrs
Nathaniel Hamlen, wife Of Capt.
Hamlen of Wayland, Mass, and
Dark Harbor.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Several Parties
In the Suburbs

Mrs. Charles Wainwright, wife of
Maj. Wainwright was hostess at a
luncheon followed by bridge Tues
day at the Columbia Country Club.
The guests included Mrs. Milton
Petit, Mrs. William Gerhardt, Mrs.
Clem Williams, Mrs. James Defan-
dorf, Mrs. Charles Inlay, Mrs.
Harold Burton, Mrs. Lloyd Sutton,
Mrs. Joseph Meyer, Mrs. Charles
White, Mrs. Joseph Sherier and Mrs.
T. j. Kistler.
Mrs. Roger J. Whiteford was host
ess at a luncheon Tuesday at her
home. The guests included Mrs.
Frederick Harvey Cutter, Mrs. Otis
B. johnson. Mrs. Eugene Tighe, Mrs.
Frederick Fridley, Mrs. Warder B.
Jenkins, Mrs. Albert Merz, Mrs. Will
liam M. Reading and Mrs. Egbert
Clark. Later her guests played
bridge. Mrs. Whiteford also enter
tanned Wednesday at a luncheon
party at the Columbia Country Club
for Mrs. Pearce Raynor, Mrs. Robert
L. Williams and Mrs. William M.
Freeny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Marshall
were hosts at dinner party Sunday
in honor of Mr.. M. Kidd, Mr.. N.
Matheson and Mr.. r. Leslie Wall, of
New Zealand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ollie enter
tanned at a supper party Saturday
for 1t. and Mrs. Guy Dietz, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Johnson, 1t. Howard Currie
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Reilly were
hosts Sunday to a large group OF
friends to celebrate their 18th we'd
ding anniversary.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Secretary Hull
Dinner Host to
Gen. Penaranda
Plans Being Made
For Entertainment
OF DR.. BeneS

The Secretary of State, Mr.. Cor
dell Hull, was host at stag dinner
last evening at the Carlton Hotel
in honor of the President of Bo-
livia, Gen. Enrique Penaranda.
Secretary Hull and the honor
guest stood In the reception room
of the Carlton suite to receive the
guests. Spring flowers were used
about the suite and tall silver vases
filled with blossoms alternated with
silver candelabra down the center
Of the long table.
President Panaranda is spending
part Of today at the United States
Naval Academy where he was the
honor guest at luncheon Of the
superintendent, Rear Admiral John
R. saBeardall. Tomorrow the Bo-
livian chief executive will be host
at mems luncheon at Blair House,
his official residence while in the
Capital. In the evening the festivi-
ties for him will be brought to a
close with q reception at which
the Ambassador and Sonora de Qua
challa will be hosts. This affair
will be given at the Pan-American
Union Building and will be marked
with simplicity.
DR.. Eduard Benes, President OF
the Chechoslovakian government in
exile, will include on his schedule
during his visit in Washington sew
eral get-togethers with old friends.
He will be host at luncheon Sat-
urday, May IS, again on Monday,
May II, and the following day he
will entertain at dinner. Earlier
on Tuesday, May 18, he will be the
honored guest at the National Press
Club at luncheon.
The program of social events to
be given in honor of President
Benes will include a state dinner
at the White House Wednesday by
President Roosevelt and a dinner
the following evening at which Sec
retary Hull will be the host. Fri
day the Minister and Nine. Hur-
ban will give dinner in honor of
their President, this function to be
followed by a reception.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Eloise Johnson,
J. @. Hillnan Wed

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Eloise Johnson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl John
son of Dawson, Ga, to Mr.. John G
Hillman, son of Mrs. c. w. Beane of
Arlington. The wedding took place
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at
the home of the brides parents in
Dawson and was followed by we'd
ding breakfast.
After brief wedding trip in the
south, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilhnan will be
at home at the Colonial Village
Apartments after May Is.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Hospital. (Her
h u S b a n d, as
you know, is
presi d e MT Of
the university
Right now
her interest Is
especially CEN
tered in the
benefit card
p ar ty a n d
white elephant
sale which will
take place for
the purpose Of
raising funds
for hospital
equipment for
the university
hospital. It is
to be held at
he Marvin's
Vely big
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Hosts at Dinner

Col and Mrs. S. Gordon Green
entertained at dinner Tuesday eve
ming at their home in Alexandria
for Col. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Vinson
and Mrs. Wilson'S mother, Mrs
Oscar Parker, of Atlanta. The other
guests we're Capt. and Mrs. j. N
Capellen and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cook.
Col. and Mrs. Vinson and Mrs
Parker are now en- route to Camp
Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Ca ! I o r n ! a,
where she was
gra d u q t e d
from the Uni
v er sity Of
Southern Cali
fornia and
there she ma
jored In nath.
enatics.
Before tn e
Marvins came
to the Nations
c apital DR..
M a rvin was
presi d e mt Of
the University
of Arizona. At
first they lived
on Tracy place
here and only
about a year
qpO thew nove6
Evening star., 1943-05-07
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin has q
finger in so many pies that it is
hard to say what she does not do.
She Is one of the most active
women in club work in the city Of
Washington - president OF the
Washington Club, president of
the Twentieth Century Club and
president Of the Women's Board
of George Washington University
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Return From South

Representative and Mrs. Paul H
Maloney have returned to their
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel from a visit with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Fernand c. Gandolfo, jr,, of New
Orleans, La,
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Visiting Miss Smith

Miss Lucia Hendrickson and her
sister, Miss Camille Hendrickson of
Mountain Lake Park, Md, and for
mer residents of this city, are the
guests of Miss Marion Smith for a
weeks visit,
Evening star., 1943-05-07

tiful singing voice and plays her
own accompaniments.
She has considerable dramatic
ability and, when she was head
of the drama department and
chairman Of the speech section
of the Twentieth Century Club.
she directed and put on many
interesting plays and programs.
She was born and brought up In
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Get the Axis on the run. Buy a
War savings stamp and start a
stampede.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Josephine James
ENGAGED to Marry

Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet H. James Of
Purcellville, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Josephine Leslie James, to Mr..
Maynard H. Waterf1eld, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Water
field of Sandusky, Ohio.
Mr.. Waterfleld is now employed In
Washington on the secretarial staff
of Senator Harold H. Burton.
The wedding will take place In
Washington early in the summer.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Lond Rights Are
Obtained In Areo
For Army Training

TIE cooperation % landowners
n the PaseaRuUia Mass POINT area
n extending naneuveF rights fer
training purposes ~ the Z. s
armed forces Wax volceu today b
Colonel Thomas B. Brdsana
chairman af the rent snd rasiaas
tpaar4 At Camp Shelby
o. the 2qs 200 acres needed
rights have already been obtained
n z7ssT7z acres ~ "a "a per cent
A total q 7g2 % . possible e.
landowners nave signed the nee
esSarv papers. he said Colonel
Blr0suBE pointed oui that grant
snE af maneuVer rights win ~
- Way interfere with planting
af harvesting ~ crops mineral
rights OF any activities on the
lan1is included IN the needed
sifefca sfhirh ran from Camp
Shelby to the Gull Coast TIE
asafa anticipates that sIth the
continued patriotic response of
landowners permission VII
have been granted iog 4se of fhe
few remaining tracts of land bs
the END ol tire week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
L. N. DAIMLER
Taken By Death
AT Biloxi Home

I.ofenro No9ley DsntzieF assEu.
hse q s samlls which hes beer
elaesly saruflfsed w4sh fae hstoFs
and development Of Moss Point
ard tast section die6 ~ his home
n noxi saturday sfseTnoan
a natiVe ~ Musa posmt. NJ
DansxieF. AFRO was - vvsFs 8is.
rnasea r. Bsloxi shuuf - years
ago Hs business Nsas industrial
Interests were wiae and BE- wax
cuuneetesd wish . mum DeT u luHg-
aef companies throughout the
snush Eaucatea in the MoxS
posns sehnois ~ was graduated
frafu fhe University 81 Mississippi
whefe Ne wHas q member q the
Pm Deifa Theta fraternity As =
Young alan he was aSsucistea with
hh father and elder brother ia
the lu4nuef business ~ Moss Point
ana was at the time of his death
pressaeui uf the cnnapany which
oare TIE Hasne n thr 4. y Danfz
les LnnheT Company
In addition he WAS president Of
the Peoples Bank. Biloxi the
DantxAef Lambef and Expert
Company. Tampa. Fla . director
q fhe Standard Export Lumber
Company. Lid New Orleans and
trustee q tire Emory University
n Atlanta He also opned 3
large cotton plantation kaniock
81 fndianula. Miss. and At orange
grove IS Tampa. Fla He Wss 3
member II fhs Rotary Club and .
veteran of the Spanish American
wAf.
Funef8i services were conduct
ed Sunday afternoon a. the Main
Street Metho9iks church IL b
ioxi. and ths body was taken b
heaFse Monday % Nlcksbure f0f
snteruenf Faiioearers were A NJ
Dansxler New Orleans. Henry
Izarc ana Franz p EiliS Moblle
ans y y Bsrber. Moss Point
pallhxaYeFs 81 N.ckxhaeK were
" T. Eeans. @ W waf. Jack
Seafhfuugh, Indian1la. Jack
Montgomery. fnvernesS. A p
DantxleF. j. Biloxi. ~ " Bar
be-. Moss Point. and " VI Gar
faru. Greenwood
He IS survived b. one son L =
Dantzier. 1r. Tampa. Fla.. tWp
hretherx. A p Biloxi. and G p
Dansxief Guifport; three sisters
Aas A IS Cowan and Mrs Hen
~ Lard. Mobile. and MFS Harry
Bend. Nashville. and two grand.
chlidren. Gay and Larry Dantz-
lef Ms Dantxler. the former Miss
Bessie Hunt. died in 1895
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Find Three Typhoid
Curriers' H0ndlfng
Food In Mississippi

Three tvphoad carriers aers
discovered IN Deccmbef IN one
ol aur MissiSgippi counties Al
three wers engaged as food hand.
lefs N . crowded military area
As carriers people who have
sustained an attack of typhoid
iesef bus stiil hsroor the germs
thes were dealing their germs
of fhe arm 50 10 speak
The spread 81 typhoid infee
sion bH fingers food and Ties
can b stopped by regular i'm
uauuIxafions and by the foli0Nin ine
haSle hygiene measures Always
Wash aands carefully before pre-
caring. serving or eating food
Screen heuses and schools Pro
vlde adequate toilets and scw
age disposal Never drink wateF
of milk from untesteo sources.
TIE people Of . community ars
often aware u q potential source
. sufecsiuns such as ar tlnay
klenic daIrv or . food handler
VINO has hsd typhoid fever and
naas oe > carrier Such Instances
should he reported 10 the eoun-
y health officer, OF 20 the state
health officer 4 the county has no
fuIa-ume health department
Heu1eaibeF. sou cat iyphoid-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Promise Renewed Action in Cleaning
Up UnsanitarY Ealing Establishments

Necessary evidence for ths
closing ef several more reEtau
rants which have failed 60 comply
eafh sanitary regulations iz beng
gafaerea and action vill b. taken
shortly - force the operators t.
esase - Or clean up Their e..
labllshueafs u Henry Hoff q
lhe unite1 States Public Health
Service sctlng c0sssiy health q
fleeH saIa II has report q the
naand - superz isots this Qeek
r. rs report Dr Hoff aIao
pasafea ouf the tremen1ous n
crease dn clHn8c visits frau eenss
seal disease patients and assigned
IS ere factor in the Increase 8
ssana e. conducted by the healfh
department during TIE moufh Il
zhzeh - Feuereai disease -
tents falling - taks tzesunenfz
sese summoned before iusi4ces
= - peace Over 100 san.
maases ser eusseiCie
maes eeFe zszssed. D. Hoff SO
80 zazaIz Eanes assessed
- HazfE fal report IolloNa
+ 80 49, report 70 isss HasaH
aaze Bears. aEf sumnazfazea aAs
leEaI Efaaseeanes aa four restaa
9anaa thzf NeHa closed - lnfuna.
f6ar - unsanitsrF prBefaees &c
zHs Heaesssf2 steps thal anszz
HzzsHazaHz aefH required - lie
aszaHs zaHF oauic aEaln aa2a
zaea suad handling e1fauzlsH
H.enaz We had hDped fhai rs
aEEzan NuaId earn thf femalaIHs
szalzsaHz 81 nsE.r their clean -
- - aHH HaFrf tc rrr1Ef = -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Housewives Try
Ration Books,
Buy By Points

Afrs. Housewife has her Rafion
Book No : now ara al she hss
- % Is 70 figure how % keep
frem spending al her points dur
Ing the first tyro weeks and beng
coupon less for the last half Of the
mun1h
Young and cid. short and tai.
tnln ard fat-long lines Of vfumen
and 3 number q men formed 3.
tae registration points IN TIE
county lasi week clsfctstnE Rag-
Han Beck NJ ! Ia one hand and 3
declaa alton sheet revealing tne -
cress af shesF pantry shelves -
tae ether
Volunteer reg.ssrantS ahu wufe
fof TIE n1uzf part HcEubers II tfe
laeulfies q the Pasc&EuuIa ard
Nosz PeInt schools and boys end
eisls q the senior CLASSES formed
tie fezns q eight which fanes
toned Il fkuse tNo tuWnz Aps
psoxlnsatele 1900 received ther
oeaks II paxaKouia. Including
these s.ho registered a. the nekre
school ans ffe books issued 81
Moss Posrs numbered 8 e6s Thh
showed Eatn ai 1000 ussr the
augnfef & natlan 30 osa Ne
sssaad - Paze8koula lssg sprnz
znd approximately Tso ulore thar
TIE number gwen Dtlf ln Mos
faaant
AenurasnN T. res lstrants. PEI
sans registering Retained zheIf
SOD aaneF even Nsen fufUec =
saHf = llne feF some ftgf.e ana ~
raEaztfaIan sent of 2lh na
trouble
-. Foshea HAYS and bee
znlenda eozps q Norkerl lnelaa
- aaseaH9s hEh sclaoI So
HnHs aHz salanseers funrAouez
alHaulhls e fiae neE Crntfai H5ga
SsHaeI building last ueek
1aas snpl5eafion upun ieaaana
IS heard = ask ~ tae last iahle
NeH aha alass J tsli has 4 nses
zIa There uera s5a eaa=
aaHs szaes 81 Sire Central sehaa
I'D 80 Il tAF negro shoal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Two CAP Fliers Are Killed
Friday On Patrol Flight
Off Coast Searching Subs
Pilot and Observer Are First Casualties
Since Establishment of Civil Air Petrol
Bose in PoscogouIu Several Months Aco.

f.SsSn Psul W DAVIS 81 s.
l.uaAx. - Tear-old CtVii AR pa
tful p5las, and flight OFFICER Mar
IN Coaghlin oi Kansas City. 81
pssrui observes. were kiiled Fra
aaY afterno0n pshen their plane
crashed INTO the sea Ssiring "a
observation flight
Although the patrol has been in
operation here for some fiuse sna
thousands Of hours have beer
spent patrniinG the waters II
SIDE radius 70 progers Ksippana
against the threat 0f submarines
thSx Is tire FIRST fatal arriaena
0hsch has occurred News Of TIE
crash Was gi0saiy guarded ~ I
5. Army officials until an ex.
lsnsies search which covered .
Wlde ares had failed % reveai
any signs 81 the two men An
nuunneusent was tfen uaaat
through Captain Esnond Avery.
commanding officer of the bsss
The aceldeni occurred about )
, n. whilf Lieut. DAVIS and
FI efi Officer Coughlin asere On
: rouflne flight A patrol search
VAS instituted Immediately ard
coast guard, army and navy par
ficspaaed Nc cause OF the acfs-
cent could be advanced b. patrol
nffaials aho said the plane fiown
by Lieut. Davts Wfas i91s uS0<ieg
sEsose motor rad rerently been
completely rebuilt and Was Il
snlenasa eonaiiion
LiEal Isatss eaffse b t4se pasrxl
"a September Re formerly was
: practising physician II St Louis
sFd. shortly after the FIRST Of she
seaf. re became attached to tise
medical staff ~ the Ingalls, Ship
building Corporation yard where
re served af one ~ the first aid
stations during the time he was
not on patrol duty In the xhort
time he Rad been associated with
TIE saipFaFc ne had made many
friends and Wss popular with the
wogkmeB. yard officials said.
He Is survived By ms widow
Ars Ruth Davis, and . five year
Id son Mrs. Davis and the 1t
tie boy came 70 Mississippi Nlth
Lieut. DAVIS and remained here.
irving 81 ; Biloxi hotel, until tfs
middle Of November when they
returned to St LOUIS He spent
: furloagh wiih them 1t horne
during January
Flight Oflicer coughlin came
10 Paaeagoais 10 JOIN the patrol
II February. only few weeks
before tfle fatal accident He vas
n business II Kansas City and is
survived by MS mother
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Child Killed By
Automobile In
Project Friday

sAA eIHsehinR ifae nfi aFsne
hastse Naeh she had xone g. thn
Sfesx stufa ta purchases sFsas
aAa Isaeafns 1ans jackson naggh
sef af 81 ard Nirs clees 1aek
san suffered fatal injuries Fas
aae aEsaersgun sifrn sire Nss
sszkaek f an auEufnuoiie a. sise IS
saaiNts5 T. afuS tiie atfwes to r.
Easn Is he1 housc sihe usA rushed
e she Jaeksun County Hospital
ehefe siss asesf few hptiFa sasef
e Internal FhsNez
Tfse aeetaenf erxugyra 81 Eae
Falk ssFeaf ahen gee chiia n SAD
81 have uasfeo fFuFn behsnd s
nassea autuuaofle into the pafh
q lne car operated hg Mm P -
Haun Mrs. itanpy iuok the ~
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