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Evening star., 1946-04-03

Drys and others who speak of
Washington as the greatest place for
drunkenness in the United States or
in the world should be better in
formed according to Chairman
Alan Payne of the Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board, because such
statement lis not justified
There is no one in Gods world, ="
Mr.. Payne told the House subcom-
mittee handling the District budget
in testimony made public today, who
can say what the per capita con-
sumption of liquor is in the District
Branding various figures used in
this connection "crackpot" and the
users rash" Mr.. Payne told the
subcommittee: There are no figures
which have been kept or which are
capable of being kept which would
show the per capita consumption of
liquor in the District"
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Stefan Wants D. {. Schools
To Have Planes for Study

Representative Stefan, Republican,
of Nebraska reproved school officers
for not getting some surplus planes
and dismantling them on play
grounds for boys to study.
There are thousands of planes in
airfields just rotting away, and you
could have them here now," Mr..
Stefan said. Il have been, for three
years, trying to get somebody to get
Evening star., 1946-04-03

can be DONE" Col. Arthur replied
He added that the lights were in
stalled at the request of the archi-
tect of the Capitol.
Mr.. Garfield said it was a revela-
ton to him that the architect has
control at the Union Station plaza
On further questioning Col. Arthur
explained the District does the
planning and installation.
well where does the architect
come in?" asked Mr. Garfield.
HE has to foot the BILL" replied
Col. Arthur.
Evening star., 1946-04-03

something of that kind here be-
cause I have seen these planes on
the field"
1--WE have no place to put them,
responded Robert L. Haycock, then
superintendent of schools. Mr.
Stefan retorted that he had seer
space available on Fairgrounds
where the planes could have beer
knocked down" for students to look
over.
"It would be better to have them
here than to dump them into the
sea-" he said.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Wallace to Be Speaker
On Health Program

Secretary of Commerce Wallace
will speak at $3.50 o'clock tonight at
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Thir-
teenth and r streets NV, in con-
nection with the National Health
Week campaign, the Rev. Dr. E. c.
Smith, pastor of the church, an
nounced
DR.. Smith also said the Metropoli-
tan Police Band will play. Dr.. E. L.
Peters, chairman of the chuch's
Health Program Committee, will
preside.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
DR.. Marshall Reported
In Fair Condition

The condition of the Rev. DR..
Peter Marshall, pastor Of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, who
was taken to George Washington
University Hospital after his COL
lapse in the pulpit last Sunday with
a heart attack, was said by hospital
officials today to be fair"
Evening star., 1946-04-03
D. &. Has Reinstoted 7O2
Veterans, Congress Told

The District has reinstated 702
veterans in its general service, &C
cording to testimony by Walter L.
Fowler, chairman of the District
Personnel Board, to House Appro-
prlations Subcommittee, made pub
lie today.
Mr.. Fowler added that there are
still 1872 posts in the classified serv-
ice available for veterans when they
return.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Kiwuni's Club Speaker

John D. Battle, executive secretary
of the National Coal Association,
will address the Kiwanis Club on the
present coal crisis at 1890 pm. to-
morrow in the Mayfower Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
D. 6. Funds Bill for 1047

Summary showing
amounts recommended in the bill for
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17

days with her mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Barnes. Miss
Barnes home is in Jackson.
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP
Hi cats and kittens; we are back
in the groove with Alice Green on
the air saying that Davis Lee is
the sugar in her coffee. Charlotte
Ball thinks that she is the only
girl who has new dress. Nancy.
we all say you Saturday. Hermon
Fred is singing, ''I'll Be So Glad
When Doris lee Comes Back To
Town.
Florine doesn't have boy friend
wonder if some of you chicks could
give her one? May Lizzy, what is
wrong with you now? Jessie Bell,
Ellen said she doesn't want to hear
your news about Sonny because it
amt like that.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17

Mrs. Deloris Smith won two sweep
stakes prizes and one special honor
prize. Mrs. Ada Ralston won one
special honor prize.
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt Strong
Their, Mr. Earnest Strong. of Clarks-
dale.
All the Enterprise Burial Agents
are invited to attend the Agents
Meeting at Columbia, Miss, on
Tuesday, August 20.
Miss hurry Lee Burns spent two
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17

High School. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Whiting, are also natives of
Mississippi. residing in Como, Miss.
Pfc. Whiting was indicted into the
service September Is, 1914, at Camp
Shelby, Miss. He departed for over
seas duty May 81, 1916.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17
Hazlehurst News
ROOSEVELT STRONG Renorter

S'''r1V Ell oIKUNCI, Reporter
The Anna B. Harper Club repre-
sented their aircraft work in the
Southeastern Regional Convention
at washington, D. c., July q to
August 2. The work of this club
received 10 honors. the winning
honors being awarded to Mrs. Mil
cred Parrish, two first. prizes and
one sweepstakes. Mrs. BEATRICE
smith won one first prize, second
prize and one special honor prize.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17

oKrrtAWA-Pfc. Clarence Whit
ing, 20, of Como, Miss, is now doing
duty with the Oath Infantry Regi-
ment.
In civilian life. Pfc Whiting was
a railroad worker. Before then he
was a student of Flantts Grove
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-17

Eighty per cent of the nations
supply of shrimp is caught by Mis-
sissippi fishermen, and packed and
shipped by Mississippi packers.
Evening star., 1946-03-24


out! You'll love this Turing pour
on" cream for it's as much in
keeping with Spring as the first
white crocus on the lawn! It's pale
pink in color has a delicate
fragrance and is soft as a caress!
And yet it is wonderfully efficient
-. giving lubricatins action to
safeguard your skin against rough.
ness and redness. Made by YARD.
LEY, which in itself is high praise,
you'll find this liquid hand cream
both gracious and efficient every
time you smooth it on! YARD
LEY Hand Cream is economical,
too only Csc a bottle at better
shops everywhere! Take my tip
and try it for your hands sake!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
.NeIs0n-HaIe
Ceremony Held

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Willis n.
Hale announce the recent marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Eveleth
Hale, to 1t. Col. Arthur Lewis Mel
son, son Of Mr.. Louis Clifford Nelson
Of Ironton, Ohio, and the late Mrs.
Nelson. The wedding took place in
the Preside Chapel Of San Fran
cisco, Calf. The ceremony was per-
formed by Chaplain George McMur-
ray, chaplain Of 4th Air Force.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was costumed in ivory
satin. Her veil Of tulle was held
in place by a coronet Of seed pearls,
which belonged to her maternal
great great grandmother and has
been worn by all members of the
family for four generations. Her
flowers were shower bouquet of
gardenias.
Miss Barbara Hale served her
sister as maid Of honor, gowned in
dusty-rose poplin and carrying a
bouquet OF spring flowers. The
bridesmaids were Miss Fora Tyler
and 1t. Sarah Ellen Rice, both of
San Francisco. They were gowned
in ice-blue poplin and also carried
spring flowers.
1t. Col Robert E. Shafer, AAF,
acted as best man. The ushers
were 1t. Col. James w. Holt. jr;
1t. Col. Stanley r. Pattee, Capt.
John Lindsay, Mr.. Frank w. Brad
ley and Mr.. Dean c. Phipps.
The bride is a graduate of Fair
fax Hall, Waynesboro, Va. She at
tended secretarial school in Wash
ington and is now working for
United Air Lines. Col. Nelson was
commanding officer Of the 345th
Bombardment Squadron of the 98th
Bombardment Group, stationed in
the Mediterranean theater of op-
erations In Italy. He was awarded
the Distinguished Flying Cross
with two Oak Leaf Clusters, Air
Medal with three Oak Leaf Chls-
ters and has the Mediterranean
Theater Of Operations Ribbon with
six battle stars. He attended Kan
sas State College for two years be-
fore entering the Army.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Miss Ida Curran
Wed Yesterday

The Chapel at the Naval Medical
Center was the scene of the wedding
yesterday Of Miss Ida Norman
Curran and 1t. Comdr. Frank Ash
burn, Medical Corps, U. S. N
Chaplain Edward Dewey ofnciated
at the ceremony. Mrs. Ashburn is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Norman of Yazoo. Miss, and Comdr
Ashburn Is the grandson Of Judge
and Mrs. B. F. Looney of Dallas,
Tex.
The bride was given In marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Herbert B. Harris
and attended by her cousin, Mrs.
James T. jackson. DR.. M. Kent
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, acted as best
man.
Mrs. Ashburn's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stanley
Aitchison gave a wedding breakfast
at the Mayflower Hotel Immediately
after the ceremony.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Ever have paper from a cigarette
adhere tightly to your lipP A
nuisance" that can be painful and
so unnecessary! VICEROY Cigar
cites are fitted with a filter tip that
gives an unfailins round, firm lip.
hold eliminating the chance Of
paper sticking to your lips. Made
of intricately folded paper, this
filter tip keeps tobacco crumbs IN
the cigarette, too rather than
heckine into mouth where they can
stain the whiteness of your teeth
But what's even more impor.
tant-the filter tip checks out tars,
resins and other irritants! This
means that you can enjoy the smoke
from choice tobacco minus all an
noyance that you have a milder,
better cigarette! Choose VICE
ROYS, the SMART smoke for
the SMART woman!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Engagement

A late fall wedding is planned by
Miss Thelma Irene Crawford, whose
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Harry
Lee Crawford of Duquesne, Pa, are
announcing her engagement to Mr.
Charles Henry Tully- wilkins, son OF
Mrs. Edness Kimball wilkins OF
this city and Casper. Wyo.
Miss Crawford studied interior
decoration under Arrie Rogers OF
Pittsburgh and during the war has
been associated with Mr.. Louis c
Steiner of Latrobe, Pa. in the steel
industry.
Mr.. Wilkins. who Is the step-son
Of the late Capt. Roland wilkins
U. s. A., is a graduate Of Randolph
Macon Academy and Virginia Mill
tary Institute, where he received
his BIS. degree in 1912. He received
his MS. degree in metallurgical en-
gineering from the University OF
Pittsburgh and now Is with the
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. in
DuqueSne.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
mouutU Uo4, OANoto.!

Some evening when you want to
have a grand time at home, do this
-set a roll of Scotch" Brand
Tape at your favorite store. Then
gather up all those loose snapshots
that have been lying in the desk
drawer. Mount 'em in your album
with the Scotch" Tape. It's more
fun than a picnic. You'll get kick
out of looking over those old photos
and remembering the days and oc-
casions when you snapped 'em.
And when you're finished, you'll
be proud as can be of your album.
Scotch" Cellulose Tape is trans.
parent and seals without moisten.
ing. 1t does such a neat. incon-
spicuous job of holding photos in
place-and it's so simple to use
you'll wonder how people ever did
it before Scotch Tape was in'
vented. Better buy q roll in one of
those Gay Scotch plaid dispensers
today and have q Family Foto
Free.for.all tonight. Only 2Sc for
tape, dispenser and all.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
-E.r~,,e4. Mal.--,E...!

A complexion that's sheerly fresh
and DANGEROUSLY smooth naturally
fingers on" in memory. That is, IF
it keeps its fresh, even loveliness!
So why not try HOUBIGANT'S
"Translucid" CREAM.TONE to
keep your skin looking as fresh and
pretty sll day as when you make up
in the morning? Smooth this luxuri-
Gus new makeup base on before
you powder then 90 about
your days chores undisturbed! See
for yourself how CREAM.TONE
never dries nor cakes! And, too,
how it covers up minor blemishes
and tired little lines so that
your youthfulness is really en-
hanced. HOUBIGANT'S Trans.
lucid" CREAM.TONE comes in
three shades-lisht, medium or dark
each shade blended to match
natural skin tones. A jar is only 81,
plus tax! You'll find it at better
Drug and Department Stores.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Ga.y S&., P'Ahi~,!

There'll never be dull" tarnished
moment for your precious silver, if
you'll let SILVO Liquid Polish do
the job Of silver.polishine in your
household! No matter how badly
stained your silver may be after
weeks of neglect or being put away
in a closet, SILVO will clean and
polish it in almost less time than it
takes me to describe how expertly,
swiftly and SAFELY it performs. 1t
makes silver.polishins simple, gra.
cious task from your point of view,
too,-for being liquid, SILVO gets
right into all darkened crevices . .
cleans them deeply and comes right,
out again, without leaving trace of
chalky deposit! Your only job, &C.
tually, is the finishing touch" :.
rubbing soft cloth over the surface
to give your silver sheen. SILVO
Liquid Silver Polish costs only 25c
at leading Grocery and Dept. Stores.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
K K
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Planning to have baby's picture
taken for an Easter surprise? It's a
wonderful way to say Happy
Easter" to family and close friends!
But DO start using NESTLE Baby
Hair Treatment so baby's hair
will look thicker-more luxuriant
and filled with curls and ringlets!
NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment
makes it easy to help form even
thin, wispy hair into adorable ring
lets and curling tendrils. Used
successfully by mothers for over
80 years, this gentle lotion is COM
mended by Parents Magazine.
Start using when baby's second
growth of hair is about an inch
long and you'll be thrilled with
the results! 81 bottle makes a
quart of treatment. If your Drug
Store, Beauty or Baby Shop doesn't
have NESTLE Baby Hair Treat.
ment. write Nancy Sasser, 271 Mad.
ison Ave, New York l6, N. Y, for
name of dealer.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

GIBSON Easter Cards and
honestly, you'll be crazy about
them! Distinctively fine art work
and engraving combine to make
these cards the most beautiful
ever and in the selection Of
messages, you're sure to find yosr
thought said with gracious
and happy fidelity, exactly as you
want it said! So chose a GIBSON
Greeting Gard with confidence
and rest assured that you're send.
ins the finest for Easter!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
HEX D.., Wsek..!

Here's one chore you can rub of
your list of Things to Do" . or
practically! Just Get HEX and
Danish all the nuisance of pro.
tectine your woolens from moths.
Just one spraying and the jobs
done,-for HEX-treated rugs,
blankets, upholstery and clothes
are absolutely safe from moths -.
for moth larvae won't touch any,
thing HEX has touched! All YOU do
is spray with HEX and FORGET
moth troubles for good no
bother Of wrapping or storing e.
and you can 70 right on using HEX
treated woolens, since the liquid
is odorless and harmless and last.
even through dry cleaning. Take
my earnest advice and HEX your
woolens NOW!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
B. ..,. to "a, yre'4e~ :!

GORDON is the name to look for
if you're planning to surprise the
men and children in your family
with Easter gifts of SOCKS or
Underwear,-for the name COR
DON holds up all ends, giving you
the quality" you insist on, and
your family the sood.lookins, smart
patterns and colors they'll be
proud to wear. Whether socks or
underwear, you'll find they're we'll
knit, expertly put together to give
the ultimate in service and comfort,
and when packages are opened,
you'll Get the response you'd like
to hear MON they're
knockouts!" They'll wear we'll, tub
we'll without fading or shrinking
and while you're shopping, I'd sus-
sest you look at the new Spring
styles in GORDON Gotten Knit"
Playsuits and Polo Shirts for the
children. Gay, spick.and.span
numbers in smart color combine.
tions that will launder beautifully
without ironins) and give extra
long wear. Just ask for GORDON!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Ceremony Held

Mrs. Doris o. Cotter and Mr..
Harvey l.. Haight were united In
marriage yesterday at Ball Memorial
Chapel Of Foundry Methodist
Church. The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris officiated at the 4 o'clock Ger
emony which was preceded by pro-
gram of music by Mrs. Shannon
Butts, solist, and Mr.. Glenn Carow,
Evening star., 1946-03-24
yo~, mak.-M &.,i~
WiA Uo~ Ha1-OSeop.! IT. 1,..!

Here's the most sensible that I've seen Its
FREE by dropping postcard ETERNOL
so LOGICAL with this clever device for
YOU choose your with skin don't your
ETERNOL singles YOUR hair color the
unerns perhaps honey brown whichever
gives a glow skn THEN have an ETERNoL lint on
and naturslookins Use only directed
FREE ETERNOL HAIROSCOPE ADDRESSING
YOUR Madison Ave- Dept S New York lo
Evening star., 1946-03-24
r. -S.,. to Cxoe.. 9,p..4aIk 9.e4e,a~t!

Knowing the trend terribly in choosing production
whenever MORE people using the SAME
be what the public wants: And that's exactly why AMoLN
Deodant Cream has caught rapidly with knowing sophisticated
This soft white dodoran has the qualities
deodorant should have It's always dependable dodorzins
odors from forming easily
under vanishes swiftly and the skin soft and
29c and 49c Drug Counters you'll why
the trend" is definitely toward AMOLIN Deodorant Cream!
Evening star., 1946-03-24

The trend is toward
ash ions utterly
feminine" this
Sprins,-so natural
ly, no woman can
abide rough, coarse
hands that definitely
indicate months Of
abuse from chap
caused by cold or
rough b o ouse h o | d
chores! So call on
YARDLEY H a n d
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Watson B. Miller to Speok

Watson B. Miller, Federal Security
Administrator, will speak on THE
Peoples Health, a National Asset" "
at a dinner meeting at $50 pm. to-
morrow, sponsored by the Washing
ton chapter of the National Office
Management Association at the
Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
ca.t., Ca,l R.~i.Ll

This year Easter
falls on April
21st,-so it's not
one whit too
soon to be re.
mindins you to
Get your GLIB.
S ON Easter
Cards! I've just
had the privi-
lese Of looking
over a complete
assortment of
Evening star., 1946-03-24
[ BUY-LLMES BY Nancy laaer
ID Advertising Column Of Interesting Things.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Mar. 24-"Delishtful
to have around" that's what everybody
says after savorins SCHLITZ-the beer
that made Milwaukee famous Such grand
combination of evenings when the family
stays at home refreshing and mellow in
flavor! Yet, it's also the ideal beverage for
parties. when food cheer is the keynote!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
A Weekly Sponsored

Its amber bubbles add sparkle the saiey its brilliant
clarity and bouquet add distinction Its flavor hints
at harsh bitterness-for SCHLITZ Beer you know, is
brewed with just the kiss of the hops So keep good sup
ply of SCHLITZ in the refrigerator always your
brewed by Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co, Milwaukee, Wis,
since 1S49.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Ad Club to Hear Randolph

Representative Jennings Ran
dolph, Democrat, Of West Virginia
will address the Advertising Club Of
Washington at the Hotel Statler at
1890 pm. Tuesday. His topic will
be To-day and You"
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Any woman knows the troubles that occasional.
ly from feminine problems chafe and annoying
little broken out places. And right there is where
RESINOL Ointment can be BIG help to you! Just
smooth this bene6ciay oily and medicated ointment
on affected areas after bathing carefully with mild
quick relief from itchiness and burning sensations
pleased with how healing is fastened Try
RESINOL Ointment for the itchy smartins Of many
other skin troubles, too :. occupational rash, dry
Evening star., 1946-03-24
A1,.atte to 1.A,htA. 1a~;k!

Here's dessert special fit for kins-or Just plain
family! pudding that takes to leftover fruit or
favorite sauce with positive slee!
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Iorganist. After q short wedding
trip, the couple will live in Wash
inrton.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

troubles occupalona
disturbances externally caused Its soothing action for baby
when diaper irritation brings Distress Your Druggist has RESNOL
Ointment
Evening star., 1946-03-24

modern scientific experiments LISTERINE
TOOTH POWDER proves hfor result Of long Of
pertinent experts Oral Hygiene who make sterne Anti
POWDER Then carefully teeth and smile the
mirror Get Drug
Counter Begin Tuesday morning until Sunday
let the decision rest!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
RY.KRISP,


popular-not only home but and hotels,
and planes And it's good for
the minerals and vamn Bl Of whole the
provides bulk aid regularity and has only q ealores
Take advice RYKRISP whole grain bread
that's with food but simply superb compemenn heeses
cold salads! Ask Grocer for RYKRISP!
Evening star., 1946-03-24
BANQUET PUDDING

plain gelatin in cold water Beat
esEs. gradually add and cups nght cream
water until the mixture barely coats Add
heat and sdd TEASPOON BuRNEITs Almond F,y0r tea,
int vet mold to cool and chill untn hrm unmeld and
[.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

- Here's the E.Z trade.
mark that means 80
f@A much to mothers when
ESs1s5s they're looking for Un-
derwear for Infants.
This trademark guarantees fit and
wear will make Baby as com.
Portable as q bunny. And that's not
exasseratins, for when you buy E.Z
Garments, you buy them according
to the WEIGHT as we'll as the
AGE Of the baby. Years Of expert.
ence taught E.Z Mills exactly how
to make shirts to give babies max.
imum comfort, shirts that won't
twist, and that 60 on as q pullover
instead Of buttonins. E.Z Shirts are
made Of sturdy fabrics to stand
daily Tubing; but to be a fully.in.
formed mother you should write for
the FREE Booklet-"Don't Let
the Scales Scare You" with its
helpful weieht.size chart. Write to
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave,
New York Is, N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

If you have modern taste in food you'll still deeply
appreciate old.time recipes cured hams cooked in
old Virginia style :. beans baked the early New Eng
land way cheeses aged in wine. You'll also go"
for the time-honored Scandinavian way Of making
leavened bread from wholesome rye salt and And
you'll find this completely ready for your enjoyment
in red and white checker.board box your Grocers
This ryeheary, crunchy bread has achieved
Evening star., 1946-03-24
ADVERTISEME,.
One Of the best home ways to
8U)lO "
Reo $1,000
II YOU lack BLooD-lRok

You girls and women who suffer 30
from simple anemia that you're pale.
weak, dragged out"-this may be aus
10 lack Of blood-iron. SO try Lydia L
Ptnkhams TABLETS-one OF the oess
home ways to build up red oiooo-ln
such cases. Pinkham's Tablets are ono
of the greatest blood-iron tohlcs you
oan buyi At all drugstores.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

You can be as smusly satisfied as you please
with the dentifrice you've been using for years.
try this FIVE.DAY experiment with LISTER.
INE TOOTH POWDER! Getting into grooves
Evening star., 1946-11-09
'Sharpshooters'
Cause Extra Care
IL Al A.s-A~l
BY the Associoted Prsss
HOLLYWOOD.

|
When Victor Mature hit Carole
Lands over the head with the bone
of a mastodon, every one enjoyed a
big laugh. That is in zone Mil
lion, BIC"
Every one, that is, except the cru
dite professor of archaeology, who
wrote in to say that the mastodon
in question didn't exist until a few
thousand years after zone Mil
lion, BE-" ~ -..a ,e =.
Studio researchers call such fans
"sharpshooters." Whenever they
fire, the research department Is in
for a headache. AS q result, re-
searchers welcome all help during
the making of a picture.
During the filming of "Sinbad the
Sailor" an alert assistant camera
man saved the day. Two extras
wearing the baggy trousers Of Ara
bian slaves in 300 AID, found the
air too cold for comfort, and casually
slipped on heavy wool socks. A days
shooting in expensive color might
have been ruined but for the cam
eraman's vigilance. No one, includ-
ing slaves, wore wool socks in those
days.
Script Girl Jean La Veil caused q
scene in Vendetta" to be refined
for which Preston Sturges was CRATE
full. She noticed that as Faith Do
mergue rode side-saddle, her flow
ing Corsican skirt tapped up from
a gust of wind just as the scene was
shot. Faith was wearing comfort
able, but present-day, shoes.