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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04
GANDHI'S CONDITION
FLOWER THAN USUAL"
MEDICAL MEN SAY

CALCUTTA, India, Sept. 3. -
W.D- The condition of Modanhas
K. Gandhi was distinctly lower
than usual" after 40 hours of his
new ''fast unto death" in protest
against Hindu riots, a
medical bulletin issued at noon
said today.
Gandhi announced he would fast
"to bring sanity back here" or
die in the attempt.
He spent a restful night, his
medical attendants said, and it
was added that he had no disturb.
ing symptoms.
The communal situation was
quiet TODAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04

their squaws were slated to go TO
the polls in Swain, Cherokee. Jack
son and Graham counties tomor-
row in the tribes most fierce1y-
fought election in modern times,
The chief, who serves a four-year
term, is paid a salary and repre-
sents the Indians in deliberations
with the federal governments bu-
reau of Indian affairs.
Head man among the Cherokes
for is years, Jarrett Blythe is not
running for a fifth term and the
campaigning has ben enliveneo
by charges that Blythe received
See CHEROKEES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04

One attack was on the east side
of the Cape Fear river against
troops stationed there. Genera,
Schofield attacked the fort from
the river after marching overland
from the seacoast. The Federal
fleet opened up its guns from the
river.
The bombardment was truly a
terrific one. Historians relate that
few, if any up until World War II,
were of more intensity considering
the type of weapons that were
available in those days.
Shells from about all directions
came bursting into the fort for
nearly three days. The lombard
ment started early Friday, contin-
Fued all that day, Saturday and
Saturday night.
HEROIC STAND MADE - The
Confederate troops indeed made q
great and heroic stand, all his
torians agree. 1t was not until
about 2 am, Sunday morning,
February 10, when the troops
we're ordered under the comman'
der to evacuate the fort. At that
time, the men fell back behind
what was known as Town Greek
and burned bridges over the
stream to halt any following. The
fort was left virtually Quilted ano
there were only a fe'D yards Of
earth that had not been torn up
by shells.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04
Judge Orders Probe
Of Chicago Prices
TO TRY AGAIN

DETROIT, Sept. !. -P- To-
day was to have been the first
day of \sch0ol for five-year-oId
Donald Prieur.
But between home and school,
he paused to investigate a small
wooden barrel. He stuck.
A carpenter spent As minutes
saving him loose.
Donald will try again tomor-
row to make his kindergarten
classroom.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04
Decline In Exports
Will Hit Industry
WET MAYOR 4

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Sept. s.
W.P)- Mayor j. Hunter Hopkins,
the only man arrested for
drunken driving in Brunswick
on July 4, 1916, was arrested
during the Labor Day weekend
for appearing drunk on the
streets, reckless driving and
driving without brakes, police
said today. His honor is slated
to appear in Recorders court
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04

See DECLINE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04

See TOBACCO On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-04

wilmington and vicinity: Clear to
,sftiy Soudy and continued rather hot
today and Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
CITY TO CONDUCT
JULY 4TH EVENT
In FRONT OF HALL

Wilmington Will conduct a
Fourth of July celebration for the
first time in several years.
The event will be held in front
of the city hall at 8 p. M, July
4 in the form of a concert and
other patriotic features.
Councilman j. E. L. Wade was
authorized by the city council at
it's regular meeting yesterday to
60 ahead with plans for the event.
But only with reluctance.
Councilman Wade originally in
troduced the plan. He said that
arrangements tentatively had been
formed for the appearance of the
new community band. the Ameri-
a Legion drum and bugle corps
and the Atlantic Coast Line male
chorus.
Councilman Ronald Lane pre-
scented a motion that Wade be
authorized to go ahead with the
proposal. Councilman R. E. Bur-
nett questioned if enough persons
could be present to make the OBJ
servance worthwhile. Further dis
cussion followed before the motion
was passed.
The city will provide lights,
seats and an amplifying system.
Because the earth's atmo-
sphere bends, CT refracts light,
u eyes see around the earth's
curvature the sun tor an instant
after it has set. according to
Better Vision institute.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

weeks ago in protest to the prac-
by City Manager J. R.. Benson
that police will continue their
drive. At the same time, he re-
ported that present laws are prov
ing adequate to combat the nui-
sance.
He reported to council members
that so truck drivers nave been
halted recently and warned to
eliminate unnecessary noises in
operation of their vehicles.
Two letters were presented the
council in favor of the campaign.
One was from the city-county
health department and the other
from J. C. VESSEL, Jr.. 1916 Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Oil-treated mop polishes as it
dusts. Removable 14x14-in. head
With transparent plastic film
cover with drawstring. Helps
retain oil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
NOISE CAMPAIGN
BEING CONTINUED
BY CITY COUNCIL

City authorities are going ahead
with their campaign to curb un-
necessary noises caused by trucks
and scooters which roar along
Third street.
That, despite that much of the
noises have been eliminated
since members of the Third street
Improvement association appear
ed before the city council two
tlce Of such motor vehicles racing
along the thoroughfares at all
hours of the night and day.
Assurance was given yesterday
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
BRUNSWICK COUNTY
REVISES JURY LIST
Special To Tue Ctar

SOUTHPORT, June 18 - Revis-
ing the jury list this week in ac-
cordance with the new law, women
as we'll as men will hereafter De
called upon to report for duty al
terms of superior court. The law
required that women be added to
the jury list by June.
The percentage of men drawn to
be placed en- the list is under
stood to naturally be somewhat
higher thar in the case of women.
The law requires that all on the
list must be freeholders, AS, at
least titular, heads of families,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

lookouts to see that they are not
caught at their stills.
Deputy sheriffs Ed Leonard, O.
W. Perry and Martin Herring end
ed a two days watch at a still
IN North West township Monday
when they were spotted by two II
and Is year old negro girls.
The watchers had been holding
on, hoping that the operators of
the still would appear and could be
captured. Instead of operators the
children came along with berry
buckets. They went up to the
sllll, looked around and began to
walk around it in an increased
widening circle that finally re-
suited in their seeing the hidden
officers.
Both girls took to their heels
put were caught and questioned.
They denied all knowledge of the
still OF operators, saying thew
were hunting berries. From their
actions around the still and the
fact that there was not a berry
IN miles of it, the officers knew
better but there was nothing they
could do except abandon their eff.
forts, for the time being, of cap
turing the moonshiners.
They took the still, a $50 gallon
type outfit, and with it 600 gal.
Ions of beer mash, all ready for
a run off.
The children had been sent on
ahead of the operators to make
sure that no officers we're watch.
ing the still. The officers are be.
ginning to think that charges of
contributing to child delinquency
should be added to manufacturing
when some of the moonshiners are
caught.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
CHILDREN
In AS L00K0UTS
Girls Used To Warn
" oosrators OF Illicit
Whiskey Still
s,eciaI To The Star

s5e-'''
IMPORT June 10 - Rather
line with a recent story
.everal small negro chill
t..ore riding in a truck on a
~ under which was con-
itre's'o Gallons of whiskey,
Eisu ,ors in North West town
so1 now using children as
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Wilmer Ray Johnson, 25. Will
mlngton, and Marie ]. Merritt, Is.
Wilmington.
Donald L.. Anderson, 81, Coats
vile, Pa, and Clara L. Simpson,
10, Coatsville, Pa.
J. c. Rogers, y, Wilmington,
and Norma Mitchell, 20, Whining
ton.
More than five miles Of wire
hook up the instruments which
collect test data on a new twill.
engined transport plane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Studies indicate that airplane
pilots and passengers, also peo-
pie living at high attitudes in
mountainous regions, may need
extra riboflavin IN their diets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

there is naturally many more
men than women on the tax books
from which the names of prospec-
tive jurors are secured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
TI 1.-The Itch(scsbies J
With Siticide

T.. rorid preparation kills in 30
y those Itch mites with which
raar mss in contact. Buy SITTCIDE
..n your druggist, or send eoc to
t 'setde Co., Commerce, Ga (Adv.N
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

Razminas, Juozas, gyv. New York.
Repsai, Juozas If Pranas, is Telsiu
M, gyv. Scranton, Pa
Skurdenius, Julius, gyv. Brooklyn.
Snarskis, Juozas, gyv. Detroit, Mich.
Stankeviciute, Elena, is Mariianl-
poles ap.
Stira Mockyte, Ona (buv. caiku-
niene), is Sered5iaus VAL, Kauno
ap., gyv. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Svotelis, Kazimieras, is Vilkaviskio
ap.
saligaliene (Chaligan) Cernevs-
katie, Maria, dukte Romualdo ir
Apolonijos, is Liepojos, Latvijoje.
simaitis (Smith) Jonas, brolis An
tano, is Taurages ap.
skadauskaite, Veronika is Vidukles
val, Raseiniu ap.,
slekys, gyv. Baltimore, jo zmona,
jau mirusi, buvo is Marijampol5s
ap.
sumanskis, Kazys, gyv. Chicago.
Tamasauskas, Antanas ir Juozas, ir
Tamasauskaite, Maria, vaikai Mo
tiejaus, is Marijampoles' ap.
Tamasauskiene, Magde, is Prienu
val, Marijampoles ap., gyv. Chi
cago.
Urbutyte, Izabele, is Jurbarko val,
Raseiniu ap.
Vaiculiai, is Kurtavenu val, siau-
liu ap.
Vaitiekunas, Anele, gyv. Chicago.
Valatkevicius, Jonas, is StalliS-
kiu, Alytaus ap.
Vasiliauskas, Alfredas, apsigyvenes
Amerikoje 1878 metals. '~
Vasilauskas, Necislovas, ggv. Phil
ViInskaitiene : Ilgunaite, Veron,lia,
ir vyras Vilnlskaitis, Antanas.
Zdanaitis, Simonas, sunus Vinco, HI
les is Bartninku val, Vilkavis~
kio ap.
Zupkus, Antanas, sunus Jono, is
Ramygalos ", Panevezio ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
Siuntiniai ] U.S.S.R.

Firma David Tobacman, ASP Wood
land ave., gavo leidima is Intourist
USSR persiuntimui ia sali dovanu
siuntinius nuo Amerikieciu su pri-
moketu n,l1itu. Jie atlieka pilna pa
tarnavima ivertinime, apdraudime,
fumigavime, pakavime ir persiunti-
me naudotu rubu. Jie persiuncia Sc
nus ir raujus rubus pilnai. Naujus
rubus siunciant reikia pristatyt pir-
kinio saskaita parodancia kick uz il
moketa. Tas pat ir su maistu ir XII
tais siuntiniais.
Senus rubus siunciant cia padaro-
ma apkainavimas nustatymui Sovie-
tu muito. Visi SEM rubai turf butt
gerame stovyje.
Siuntiniai neturi sverti daugiau
II svaru. Galima siustl kick nori
bi tik prisilaikoma nurodymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
THE OHIO BELL DUOs "rHE OHIO STORY

NauJa Is minutu radio programa
pavadinta "The Ohio Story, apsa-
kanti idomiu Ohio zmoniu gyveni-
mus ,prietikius ir istaigas pusiau-
dramatisku budu, pradedama The
Ohio Bell Telephone Company, ku-
ri bus girdima is septyniu Ohio ra-
dio stociu iris kartus savaiteje.
IS originates stoties, WTAM tos
programos bus teikiamos nuo $50
Xxi 6:45 vakare pirmadieniais, tre-
ciadieniais ir penktadieniais.
Nekurios jau zinomos practices ir
dabarties istorijos numatytos duoti
pirmomis savaitemis yra "Annie
"Oakley's Cum, "The French Five
Hundrer', master of Pleasant Val
ley-Story of Louis Bromfield', etc.
Vaidinimai bus atlikti geru dra-
matiniu talentu ir muzikos kombi-
nacijonis, kalbetojas bus Robert
Waldrop, zinomas radio apsakymu
davejas, kurio Treasury Salute
serijos buvo zinioje War Finance
division is Treasury Department ir
buvo perduota per virs 1000 radio
stociu visoje salyje. Pirm stojimo
talnauti keturis metus armijoje jis
buvo vienas is pirmaeiliu radio an
nounceriu, kuris kalbedavo tokiuo-
sc zymiuose perstatymuose kaip
"Hour of Charm" prize Phil Spital-
ny's vienu merginu orkestros, Ar
turo Toscanini's programu su NBC
Symphoni ir kt.
Aprasymus pagamins Frank Sci
del, kuris rase ir pagamino filmas
ivairiu Ohio scenu praeitu desimt
metu begyje, taipgi pagamino ap-
rasymus tokiu zymiu radio tinklu
seriju kaip "Cavalcade of America.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

JUCDISIENE Ona, wire 70 M,
mire Gruod. 2, Milwaukee
Wis.
NEDVARAS Stasys, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio 13, Chicago.j
(Naumiescio p. Gustoniu k.)
KALKER Monika (Sarockai-
te), 26 M, mire Gruod. 10,
Chicagoj, kur buvo ir gimus
KAZLAUSKAS Antanas, 65 m
mire Gruodzio 20, Chicagoj
(Panevezio ap. Kupiskio p
Gaigaliu ky Amerikoj isgy-
veno 81 m.
zILVITIENE julie (Jovaisai-
te), seno amz., mire Gruod
%, Chicagoj. (Panevezio ap
Naujamiescio p. Mazgaigalu
KY Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
ALEKSANDRAVICIENE Ona,
(simkiute), pusamze, mire
Gruod. 25, Chicagoj. (zvin-
giu p. Pajurio dv.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 36 m.
BUMBLIAUSKAS Mate u S a. s,
pusamzis, mire Gruod. "a,
Chicagoj. (Telsiu ap. zarenV
p. Saukselio k.)
GUDJONAS Jonas, AZ metu,
mire Gruod. 25, Chicagoje,
kur buvo ir gimes.
FILIPAVICIENE Veronika, Sc
nyvo amz., mire Gruodzio "a,
Chicagoj. (Panev. ap Smil-
giu par).
RASINSKAS Jonas, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio 26, Chicagoj.
(Taurage sap. Girdiskes p.
Lengiu k.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 35 m.
PAsKAUSKAS Stasys, pusam-
zis, mire Gruod. 20, Chica-
goj.
AzUKAS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio 27, Chicagoj.
(Marijampoles ap. Krosnos p.
Birsciu k.)
UzUBALIS Walter, 81 metQ,
mire Gruod. &c, Chicagoje.
-. (Birzu par) Amerikoje is
gyveno 35 m.
sVASTYS Vincas, So m.,. mi
re Gruod. Fl, So. Boston,
Mass. (Jurbarko par.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 40 metQ.
PANGONIS Vincas, 49 M, mi
.re Gruod. men,, Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

First Nighter" ir Magazine of the
Air"
Direktorius ir perstatytojas bus
Stuart Buchanan, baiges Wooster
College, kuris sugryzta j savo gim-
tine Ohio po Is metu kitur persia
tes daug zymiu radio programu. Jis
buvo svecias direktorius LUX Radio
Theater" ir Hollywood Hotel" ir
tarnavo Walt Disney's organizacijo-
je sioje salyje ir Europoje, taipgi
dirbo prie ABC programu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
KOVAI SU PARA
LIZIUM VAUS

Stanford Universiteto moks-
lininkai pranesa kad naujais
techniskais iStobulinimais pra-
deta isskirti infantyle parali-
ziaus ligos peras. Jis yra toks
mazas bet mirtingas organiz-
mas kad Xxi siol mokslininkai
jo negalejo pazinti, taciau sa-
ko ia uzdanga jau pakeliama
ir netrukus bus galima pama-
tyti ir atskirti ta pera kuris
paeme tukstanciu gyvastis il
kitus tukstancius paliko raj
sails.
1916 metals tue paralizlu ap-
sirgo 25,2O4 asmenys visokio
amziaus, ir ia epidemija paste
ke toki auksta laipsni pirma
karta nuo 1916 metu.
Infantyle paralizium mirsta
apie 5 nuos. visu suserganclu,
so nuos. susirgusiu isgyja vi
sal be blogu pasekmiu, apie 20
palieka dalinai paliesti, 0 apie
Is nuos. palieka ivairiai raisi.
Dabar visoje salyje vedamas
vaius rinkimui desimtuku -
March of Dimes, kurie plnl-
gai skiriami kovai su parall-
,zium visoje salyje. symet nu-
matyta sukelti tam fondul "a
miliiOnus dOlariu. r
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

KUNDROTIENE (Ungeraite), ],
Petronele, 81 m. amz., mire
Sausio 3, Clevelande. Barr
du k. sakiu par. Suvalkijos).
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
ARMAITIENE Ona (Ivanaus-
kaite), II m., mire Gruod.
20, Clevelande. rs Bartnin-
ky, Suvalkijos). Amerikoje
isgyveno "A m.
TEKORIENE Magdalena (Ste-
lignaite), mire Gruodzio g.,
Chicagoj. (Mazeikiu ap. Re-
keciu k. Vieksniu p.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 35 metus.
PULEIKIS Kazys, pusamzis,
mire Gruod. 10, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos p.
Usines k.)
ZALECKIS Kazys, 80 M, mi
re Gruod. II, Chicagoj. (Gi-
mes E. Chicago, Ind.)
MACIJAUSKIENE Petro n | e
(Jocaite), pusamze, mire CIR.
II, Chicagoj.
SIMKUS Jonas, seno amz., mi
re Gruod. 10, Chicagoj. IRA
seiniu ap. Kvedarnos p. Grim
zdes KY
SKRICKIS Jurgis, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio 13, Chicagoj,
kur buvo ir gimes.
BANAITIENE Paulina CONAN
taite), Sc m, mire Gruod.
21, Chicagoi. (Telsiu apsk.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
SAUSERIS Izidorius, mire 20
Lapk., Washington, Pa.
RAGAUSKAS Petras, mire CIR.
m, Port Carbon, Pa.
JUKNEVICIENE Louise, mire
Lapk. so, Westfield, Mass.
ZALANSKAS Klemensas, mi
re Lapkr. II, Nashua, N. Fl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
AKYS AKLIEMS

Reno mieste, Nevadoje, ne
senai buvo padaryta operacija
sugrazinimui regejimo vienarl
keiimo sargui kuris per nett
keta issovima neteko regejimo.
Chirurgai perdejo jam axis IS
mirtim nubausto zmogzudzio,
SUI kuriuo tas sargas buvo SUI
sidraugaves ir sutiko jam pa
dovanoti savo axis.
Pirma syki tokia akiu opera
CHA buvo bandyta padaryti Is
metu atgal, ir Xxi siol jau pa
siekta geros. pasekmes.
New Yorke ir tulose ligoni-
nese isteigta taip Vadinamas
akiu sudovanojimo centras, bet
ikSiol akiu pareikalavimas yra
didesnis negu ju gaunama. Vi
sole salyje yra zmoniu laukian-
ciu kad kas padovanotu jiems
savo axis ir iie galetu atgauti
regejima.
Pradeta agitacija kad mirs-
tantieji znOnes su gerom AKIN
sutiktu padovanoti savo axis
items kurie neregiais budami
turf testi gyvenima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
SL.elb:mai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos- kit gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
Hickey Speaks Up
For Robinson

Havana, Cuba - Branch Hickey,
president of the Brooklyn bod
gers, declared last Monday that
players will have no voice in the
selection of this years team, as
he announced his intention to drop
ten men from the Dodger roster.
Without mentioning Jackie Rob-
inson by name but obviously speak
ing to end reports that some
players had indicated they did
not want to play with Jackie Hickey
Rickel said:
"No player on this club will
have anything to say about who
plays or who does not play on it.
/ will decide who is on it and
Durocher will decide who of those
who are on it does the playing"
Hickey is reported to have ack-
ed a number of the players how
they felt about Robinson joining
the club.
The dodgers and the Montreal
Royals played a nine-inning prac-
tice game last Monday, in which
Robinson was switched from first
back to second base. The reason
gwen for this shift was that Man
ager Clay Hopper of the Royals
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
S P Q r 7 S

had said he wanted to see big
Kelvin Corners work at first base.
Robinson slammed two doubles
and bobbled one ground ball. His
bobble occurred when Pete Reiser
beat out a slow high bounder past
the box that got away from Jackie
of Pete's second hit.
Robinson's doubles got Lombarbi
into trouble in the sixth and MIN
tn, and the midget of the mound
Jackie to third in the ninth with
nobody out, but Victor just took
an extra hitch in his belt and dis
posed of Jergensen, Lund and Nay
lor.
The ball game ended, to 0, in
favor of the Dodgers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12

day night outboxing the Cyclone
in the majority of the rounds but
smuggling it out with him toe to
toe whenever Williams wanted it
that way.
Williams made a fight of it
in the second and eighth round
but with the exception of the
seventh which was even, it was
all Smuggy in all the others.
Hursey weighed 159 ga, Will
liams, 161 IL.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
Jackson Cubs
Win Over Giants

Jackson, Miss The Jackson
Cubs defeated the second team
of the Chicago American Giants
7-6 in an exhibition game here Sun
day afternoon at the Bailey Aven-
ne Stadium. The game, played be-
fore a crowd of local enthusiasts
tic, was a thrilled from beginning
to end. al ny
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
Hursey Wins
Decision

Baltimore, Smuggy Hursey,
Henry Armstrong; hustling mid
dleweight, won a unanimous de-
cision over Roy Cyclone Williams
at the Coliseum here last Mon
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
Eye Heredity

Two blue-eyed parents cannot
have a brown-eyed child. However.
children Of brown-eyed parents ire
uuently have blue eyes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
Costly Disease

Costly Disease
+ vi paralysis or fowl leucosis ID
now costing the nations poultry
raisers more than a hundred million
dollars . year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-12
STATE LUGGAGE SHOP

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
partly cloudy this afternoon
through Sunday with mild tenn
pefatures. Some indication of
widely scattered light showers.
Gentle. to moderate variable
winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy ITALIA
hassee-s area, otherwise partly
cloudy with mild temperatures
today, tonight and Sunday. Few
Ihgt showers on southeast COST
section.
East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate
easterly winds extreme south
portion and moderate variable
winds over north and central
portions; mostly northerly over
central portion and westerly ov-
er extreme NORTH portion today
through Sunday Considerable
cloudiness extreme north por-
ton, otherwise partly cloudy.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate east to
southeast winds over south por-
ton and moderate south to
southwest winds over north por-
ton today through Sunday.
Partly cloudy weather. Few
widely scattered light showers
over south portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warn
ings have been issued.
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.FOREVER AMBER
y TO BE SHOWN At
MONROE THEATER

Believe it or not, girls, the
simple coiffures are the most
difficult to create for the screen.
The movie hair stylist, Irene
Brooks, who should know, claims
she and hairdresser Gladys
Witten were desperate when
trying to keep Linda Darnell's
hair stringy for prison scene In
Forever Amber" which, pre-
scented by Daryl F. Zanuck, was
photographed by Technicolor,
and opens on Christmas Day at
the Monroe Theatre. Linda plays
the'title role in the screen ver-
slona Of Kathleen Winsur's SEN
sational best-seller. with Cornell
Wilde Richard Greene and
George Sanders also starred in
Important parts.
Miss Brooks, complaining that
Linda's couture wouldn't stay
stringy during production of the
prison sequence, explains that in
The movies even strand of
hair must remain exactly the
same during the day to match
earlier shots 1T would appear
mighty peculiar" she says, "if
in q one-minute scene Linda
had more than one hair-do,"
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