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FIRB AS Sn ? THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN 1948 Hollywood Highlights WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, Lg ' The following are the require- ments for such a diet during preg- nancy: It should consist of 2500 cal- ories or heat units, with 85 grams (about 3 ounces) of protein obtain- ed from such foods as meat, milk There should also be from 400 to 800 units of vitamin D. In so far as vitamins are concerns ed, with the exception of vitamin D, they can, as a rule, he obtained from the usual foods included in the and liver. It should supply 6000 un- its of nicotine gcid which is a part of vitamin C, 1.8 of vitamin B and 2% of vitamin B-2, and 18 milli- grams of nicotine acid which is a and eggs. There shyld be 1% grams of calcium coming "from such foods as milk and cheese. There should be 15 milligrams of iron, which should be obtained from such iron-rich foods as whole-grain cereals, meat, By Popular Request GLAMORIZING Ca TX Anne ddama. Sensational! Make two-way Pat- tern 4857 as a shirtwaist dress, again as blouse and skirt for wardrobe of separates, New. Regency collar, sharp cuffs, easy skirt! This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Includes complete illustrated instructions. Pattern 4857 come in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 18, blouse, 23% yards 39-inch; skirt, 2% yards. Send TWENTY-FIVE (5c) in coins (stamps aS accepted) for this pattern. Print platy SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS ATTERN NUMBER. Send your order to DAILY TIMES By BOB THOMAS Hollywood--(AP)--Fred Astair is going to take a rest. but don't get i -- he's not retiring again. ' The dancer has been working al- most continually since he ended his so-called retirement. He tells me he's going to take a rest after "Barkleys of Broadway." : "Oh. I'm not retiring," he assured. "Next time I won't say anything about it when I do." Fred has a number of "things on the fire for the future. Hell do another film with Judy Garland after she makes "Annie Get Your Gun." And there's a rematch with Bing Crosby coming up, too. The "Canadian Pacific" company at Banff is training its color cam- eras nightly at the northern lights to catch the right hue for pictures . + +» Toronto-born Raymond Mas- sey's son, Geoffrey, is an architec tural student at Harvard. Jane Powell says she'll study voice for 12 weeks in Italy next year . , . Viveca Lindfors is hunt ing for a story about a Swedish immigrant in this country. "It's hard for an actress with an accent to find suitable pictures," says she. Bob Ryan, who needs to add poundage. tells how he does it: "I give up sweets, liquor, most meat; eat mostly salads, vegetables, milk and eggs; take plenty of exercise; puts on weight like mad." Growing Trouble Margaret O'Brien's "The Secret Garden" is being rushed into pro- duction. Claude Jarman Jr. has outgrown his role and Maggie is in danger of doing the same. Her mother tells me Maggie has grown three inches in the last three months. Alan Ladd, who plays a news- paper man in "One Woman," al- most became one in real life. "On the night I opened in my first play," he relates, "I was of- fered a job with a wire service. It was the most important decision of my life." Back in the 30s. he served as Jack-of-all-trades on a neighborhood throwaway in the San Fernando valley. Marie McDonald and Virginia O'Brien join the exodus from the GAZETTE Pattern De mio partment, M.G.M. contract list. Many more coming . .. . BEAUTY FOR YOU -- Chest and Shoulders By BELEN JAMESON For a woman to sport a glorified figure she should display neither over-curves nor bones. Normal measurements are not only a real satisfaction but also aid health and vitality, Overweight is a handicap. It reduces energy because it is a burden to tote around. Emaciation is a poor clothes car- rier. Circulation is sluggish, the complexion cries out for the com- mercial blush, lips are pale. Any woman who is fighting in the cause of individual good looks should, first of all, make every possible .ef= fort to maintain normal weight and measurements. Unless one suffers from ill health, normal proportions are possible, and don't cost a cent. A flat chest, together with thin shoulders and lifted collar bones, |. rob the evening robe of its charm, especially now when the formal ap- pears to hang on by some process of enchantment -- shoulder straps having evaporated. The "swan-like neck" may be a pretty term, but it is pretty oniy on a swan, Scrawny shoulders will mever get a rating in beauty stock. So here is what is to be done if you are a skinny little girl who would be a man's sized hug. Get plenty of sleep. Eat simple, nourishing food, and exercise until your musculature is strengthened. For development of the chest, bust and shoulders: Stand tall, Favourite Pinwheel Send, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢c) in coins '(stamps cannot be accepted) for this paitern. Print y SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS 'ATTERN NUMBER. : Send your order to DAILY TIMES GAZETTE Pattern Department, Oshawa. Make it large for a between-meals @. one Make it small for per- fect vase-doilies, or two sizes for a lunch set. You'll love this crochet! It's fun to crochet this whirling pinwheel design! Pattern 7254 has directions for two doilies, Our improved pattern -- visual with easy-to-see charts and photos, and complete directions ~ makes needleworx easy. Scrawny shoulders have no beauty rating. * +P hands down at the sides, palms against the thighs. Lift the hands with strong muscular effort until the fingers meet high above the head. As the hands go upward, lift up on the toes. Down on the heels. lower the hands slowly, stretching the arm muscles. After half a dozen lifts, place the hands on the hips, take several long, deep inhalations through the nostrils, raising the chest as high as you can, Then at it aggin. This exercise is beneficial be- cause it calls into play many mus- cles that are not ordinarily used in the course of the day's activi- ties. They may protest at first, but if you increase the time gradually, they'll not be bound or strained. Correct posture is important. If you carry your shoulders forward, your collar bones will form ugly little shelves, Keep the spinal col- umn extended, draw the abdominal muscles in the upward. Learn to breathe deeply; there's nothing like deep breathing to keep the figure youthful, the complexion radian. Local treatment will often add to bust measurement, especially if con- tinued for several months. One must be patient. After the bath at night, when the flesh is warm and glowing, massage the breasts with cocobutter, sweep- ing round and round with flatten- ed fingers and slight upward pres- sure, Then swing the arms with might and main, one arm at a time, ag if you were swinging a lantern. PLAIN WEDDING RINGS ARE THE FASHION NOW New York.--~ (CP) --Some girls still want fancy wedding. rings but there's a definite trend back to the plain and simple ring of grand- mother's day, says the American National Retail Jeweller's Associa- tion which held its annual ton- vention here recently. One jeweller said most American girls insist on double-ring . cere- monies and they like the rings matched. Most men refuse to wear fancy rings so the girls must wear them plain and simple, too. Another jeweller said men's wed- ding rings became popular during the war when 'servicemen wanted some token of the girls they left Lovely By HELEN Have you an eye for romance? Do you desire, above all beauty blessings, to have lovely eyes? Well then, take good care of them. Many women abuse them by reading or sewing in a dim light. Few of them give them as much attention as they give an old carpet sweeper. If you are an outdoor girl, don't read with sunlight on book or magazine. When dashing along highways in the high powered motor, wear dark glasses. No doubt you like to read in bed. But when your eyes are tired, stop and put out the light, even if you are on the last chapter of the mys- tery story. Eye strain can bring a flock of troubles -- nervousness, squint lines, reddened lids. Ordinarily the eye is a beautiful self washing, self-lubricating mech- anism. Opening on the inmer sur- face of the lids are many modified little glands that secrete a small amount of oily substance. (That is Eyes Are a Blessing Lovely eyes, framed by long lashes, are an outstanding beauty asset of Screen Star Adele Jergens. * 3 one reason why you shouid never + put a darkening agent on the lower line of lashes; they're sure to be moist, and the mascara or crayon will run.) Every time you lower your lids or wink, some of the health-giving lubricant is carried across the eye- ball, preventing the corneal surface from drying out. When dirt or dust flies into your eyes, tears endeavor to wash it away. Don't Rub Eye If by chance, this fluid does not remove the invader, don't rub your eye. You will press the foreign sub- stance into the delicate tissues. Seek a physician who will know how to remove it without damage. Puffy places under the eyes are not, as a rule, indicative of eye trouble but of some slight physical disorder. Fatigue and loss of sleep will cause them. Deep circles under the eyes do not necessarily signify ill health, but may be caused by in- sufficient adipose covering in that area, Dear Mrs. Beeckman: Last week I gave two luncheons in my home in honor of my mar- ried daughter who has been visiting us until yesterday, when she re- turned to her home in California. Before she was married, when she was living with us, she and I used to have many interesting talks to- gether about our observations of various types of table-settings, forms of service, table manners. (These, I quickly add, were always friendly, never critical of each other!) At one of the luncheons I served Napoleons for dessert, and at the. other, meringue shells filled with a delicious cream that is a specialty of mine, Each time I had the maid place a dessert spoon for eating the dessert. A day or so af- ter the last luncheon, my daugh- ter said (with a very gracious ef- fort to be casual, as I now recall!) that it would have been better form if I had provided two, silver pieces with the dessert, a dessert- spoon and a dessert-fork, When I asked her why this was necessary, she replied, "Well, your desserts, the Napoleons and the meringues, were so deliciously crisp that some of the guests didn't have an easy time eating them with only a des- sert-spoon. They had t-~ use the fingers of the left hand as a 'help- er' to the dessert-spoon." Is she right, or am I, Mrs. Beeck- man? I have always served, with any kind of dessert, either a des- sert-spoon or a dessert-fork, but never both. Should I change my ways about this? Isabelle's Mother Yes, your daughter is right . . . and yes, I advise you to follow her excellent suggestion: to have two silver utensils. placed with des- serts, dessert - spoon for the right hand, and dessert-fork as a "help- er" (as your daughter very well expresses it) in the left hand. Or' use the so-called "double silver ser= vice" only with desserts that es- pecially need them: for example, the crisp desserts you named; also short-cakes of all kinds; mixed fruits, especially fruit compotes, since some of the fruits have pits to be removed; tarts, and so forth. With such a dessert as apple sauce, only a spoon is needed; but with the more "consequential" des- serts I mentioned above, it is con- venient to have both spoon and fork to avoid either having to use the fingers of the left hand sto hold the Napoleon down on the plate, for example, or to assist the spoon. Very many hostesses today always provide both spoon and fork with dessert, leaving the use to the guest's preference. (With a no- service household, these silver pieces may be put akove the plate when the table is set, parallel to each other, the handle of the spoon pointing to the right, the handle behind, . of the fork to the left.) WHAT SHOULD 1 DO ABOUT Correct Dessert Service By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN For a Formal Afternoon Wedding . . » Formal Day-Time Attire For Men In Wedding Party Dear Mrs. Beeckman: My wedding in October is to be a formal wedding, in church, at 4:30 in the afternoon. We are to have eight ushers. Would it be correct for the ushers to wear "tails" instead of the regular tuxedos? At a formal afternoon wedding the bridegroom, best man, ushers and bride's father should wear for- mal day-time attire: cutaway coats, striped trousers, appropri- ate formal accessories. Tuxedos are correct informal evening at- tire, never correctly worn before six o'clock in the evening at the earliest, "Tails' (which is the word usually used for formal even- ing dress) is correct attire for the men in the wedding party for a formal evening wedding. (Mrs, Beeckman will be glad to answer questions submitted by readers.) A Physician Advises You By HERMAN A. BUNDESEN, M.D. DIET DURING PREGNANCY THE proper diet is of importance at all times of life but it is never of greater moment than during pregnancy. Studies of large groups of women have definitely established that there is a close relationship between the character of the mother's diet and the development of the baby. For example, it was found that when women are on a poor diet dur- ing pregnancy, the number of early or premature births and stillbirths is higher than in women who re- ceive a good diet. Furthermore, wo- men who. receive a good diet have healtiay babies and suffer fewer complications during pregnancy and childbirth. The ability of the mother to nurse her baby also is affected by the quality of her diet during preg- nancy. i Animal experiments have been carried out to show that failure to provide all' of the necessary food parts during pregnancy may result in abnormal development of the tis- sues of the offspring," resulting in what is known as congenital mal- formation, that is, malformation present at the time of birth, However, thus far no one has been able to prove the relationship be- tween suchh congenital malforma- tions in human beings and dietary deficiencies in the mother during pregnancy. Nevertheless, because there is such good evidence that proper diet dur- ing pregnancy lessens the likelihood of complications and contributes to safer delivery of the baby and bet- ter health of the infant, it is im- art, of th vit; B lex. Pp hi e amin -complex. diet. 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