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TE PAGE SEVEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZET In. Jhe Birmingham, England -- (CP) = { When Mrs. Elsie Hall opened the Arthur Booth, 53, was fined £2 ($6) front door to pick up her morning for whipping a man who took milk she found instead a stray calf Booth's daughter out without the a -- w * Richmond, Surrey, England -- AP hysician (CP)--This town has decided to do away with sireet fire alarm boxes. Seventy of 98 calls recently proved Mold, Flintshire, Wales -- (CP) -- BEAUTY FOR YOU:- GLAMORIZING:- Excessive Perspiration By HELEN The bathtub is supposed to be an institution, the daily bath a ritual. There are those among us, «especially corsetieres and dress fit- ters,' who doubt it. Offensive pers- piration odor is still causing dis- comfort to the public nose. We run into it in elevators, public convey- ances, at the movies. Considering the campaign for health and good grooming that is going on, one 'would think- that this annoyance would disappear. A girl may be ever so lovely and charming, sport the chic hair-do, wear grand dry goods, have the figure of a Diana, but if she car- ries the slightest suggestion of body odor nobody wants to get within a mile of her, She is disqualified for the society. of her fellow creatures. She is handicapped if she has a job; many. girls have lost good jobs for that reason, The number of suiters who have made a get-away, nobody can guess. Surely some member of her family should sug- uest to. the victim of this trouble fast she make an effort to over- come - it. It's easy and simple. A daily bath with 'plenty of 'warm. soap suds and- a 'heavy brush, the use of a deterrent. in the armpits, and a frequent change of undies will do the trick. Deterrents and deodor- ants come in different forms--li- quis, creams, powders. If one 't prove efficient and satis- factory, another one will, Whatever agent the girl uses, she should read the directions carefully. Some of the liquids must be used cautiously; they are |- powerful 'astringents and close the pores 'so the sweat. glands have no' outlet. No -harm is done. The fluids seek other channels Hot baths, with. a ten-minute soaking' to loosén the dead skin scales to which sweat clings, are necessary. They should be followed by: a quick, cold shower and a brisk rub down with a coarse towel. There are body powders that are not only effective in overcoming the trouble, but which keep the skin JAMESON - nd Some member of her family should give her a hint. > » @ smooth, free of the red speckles known as goose flesh; also, they impart a pleasing fragrance. Rapid 'tissues waste, which takes place' during & reducing: campaign, may be. responsible for hyperidros- is, as excess sweating is properly called. So the calorie-counter must be on her, guard. An 'inclination to nervousness of hysteria is a fre- quent. cause, in. which event one must practice emotional control, a good thing for the majority of the sisters. Garlic and onions should, be de- leted from the diet; they stimulate the sweat glands. TIPS FOR TEENS:- - Fashion Tips for High Schoolers By ELINOR FULL (4 4 CIRCLE ; IRT Get right into Fashion's charm- ed 'circle! Here it is--the skirt you must have! .Gayest, graceful-est of whirls, specially spectacular in a knockout flower or picture print! TWO main pieces to cut and sew! Pattern V4970 comes in waist sizes 24, 26, 28, 30, 32. Size 28 takes 4% yards 35-inch. fabric. This pattern, easy to use, sim- ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print WILLIAMS What's up fashion's sleeve for high schoolers, this spring . . . to make you look' smooth and date- able? Gray is the top in neat wool suits, the kind you love to wear and wear, Your new wool spit will probably have a longer jacket--about wrist length--and the skirt will be mid- calf length, =a little shorter than you've been wearing them, Crisp little cotton blouses .are white and in pretty pastels. Pink and yellow are smart with a-gray suit, and white is smartest of all. Some blouses are glitter-studded| with flashing rhinestone buttons, and have little petal-like tabs at the neck instead of a collar. There's another kind of suit that you won't want to miss later 'in warmer weather. It's a big hit with the girls who've already seen it and worn it. It's made of rayon instead of wool, lighter in weight, perfect for late spring, summer and fall. Some rayon suits have a jaunty little waist-length bolero instead .of a longer jacket. One in tiny gray and yellow checks . .. has a yellow collar and twin pockets, front and back on the bolero. Another is a four-piecer in solid color and con- trasting checks, including a vest and two skirts to-give you many variations. Clever idea! Hats have turned pale. White or delicious pastel pink or yellow, Navy, too. They're packed with ap- peal, some in peaked pixie shape with three bright, tiny carrots'or a sprig of rosebuds.at the top. In' coats, it's shorties . . . with a gay, swirling flare and wonderful colors. . (For a free leaflet "How to Choose Patterns" to help you look yur best, send a stamped, self-addressed en- velope to Elinor Williams at this|- paper), plainly Size, Name, Address, Style Number. Send order to The Daily Times- Gazette Pattern Dept, 57 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, Ontario. READY NOW! Your brand néw Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book! Send Twenty-five cents for this col- lection of the smartest new-season fashions for al ages sizes. There are one-yard patterns, one- pattern-part patterns FREE instructions to make a double-en- velope handbag! v .|is, due to injury. Here, too, much Hollywood Advises You 8y HERMAN M. BUNDESEN, M.D. BLINDNESS It is' estimated that 22,000 people become blind each year, For some of these people nothing can be dome. On' the 'other hand, it is equally certain that a sizable num- ber could have retained their sight had proper measures been taken in time. The battle against gin blindness has been most successful in cases 'that 'are caused by. infec- tion, More than one-fifth of the sightless people in the United States today owe their handicap to this cause, but, over the past 40 years, great strides have been made in reducing blindness due to infec- tion. Prompt treatment for venereal disease and the use of silver nitrate in the eyes of newborn infants are the two factors contributing' the most to this gratifying result. Fewer Cases One out of 10 cases of blindness has been done, with the result that there are today one-fourth fewer cases from this cause than there were 10 years ago. This decrease has been attributed to regulations governing the use of air rifles by children and controlling the sale of fireworks. It has been estimated that about 88,000 eye injuries occur each year, and that each year about 1,000 children lose the sight of at least one eye as a result of un- supervised play. Boys have three times. as many injuries as girls. Parents must keep. in mind these dangers to eyesight by controlling their children's play activities. An eye condition known as glau- coma is responsible for about one- eighth of the cases of blindness. In this disorder, there is an increase in the pressure of the fluids in the eyeball, As the life span increases, the number of cases of glaucoma tends to grow larger, since it is a disease of middle-aged and elderly persons. Further Study Unfortunately, the treatment of this condition is not completely sa- tisfactory, and there is need for further study to find the cause of this disorder. However, early diag- nosis and adequate treatment in- crease the likelihood of preventing the loss of eyesight. This condition causes headaches, and the persons affected see colored rings around lights. Whenever a person has an eye examination, it is important that the pressure in the eyeball be tested so that glaucoma, if it is present, may be diagnosed early high buttoned shoes, more support, kept trimmer. tighten and strengthen the under- lying muscles that fat cells will go | How to Have Trim Ankles + By HELEN FOLLETT . Gb SE If ankles are inclined to be heavy, Plain pumps, like the ones pictured, are best. be careful in your choice of shoes. | These have . flexible leather soles. ® LJ ANKLES, "trim and slender, like a faun's.," Some girls has 'em, some hasti't, and the "hasn'ts" feel that | fate has given them a cruel blow. | They yearn with all their hearts to line up with the slender silhou- | ettes. i There is an old-fashioned notion | to the effect that when women wore ankles had | No- | body knows about that, but there | may be something to the idea. Weak | ankles nearly always thicken. That | condition can be corrected by exer- | cises and specially made shoes. | Dark Colors | How the. legs are dressed has | something to do with appearance. | Plumpies should select hosiery of! the darkest colors they can buy; skinnies should seek lighter tones. | To normalize fatted calves one |dish of hot cereal with sugar and should walk tippy-toe, do high kicking, make every effort to so A off and die. Wear plain shoes that | don't draw attention to your feet. Massage is helpful if it is heavy. If you would delete inches from calf measurements, anoint your! hands with a massage cream, place one foot on a low stool, pummel the under portion of the leg from knee to ankle. Pick up the flesh, roll and pinch it. By that means you will cause adipose tissue to dis- solve. Don't fancy that a presto-change act will occur overnight or even in a few weeks. Fat cells have been a long time forming; they have bank- ed up into solid masses, and they are as stubborn as all getout. Miss Skinny Shanks is usually thin all over. Besides lifting up and down on the toes to strengthen the muscles, she should endeavor to put fat on her ribs, This can be done by adding a cream to the breakfast menu, by drinking a quart of rich milk a day, getting eight hours' sleep every night. on the doorstep. | father's permission, false alarms. SENSATIONALLY NEW FOR TEENAGERS... 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Highlights| By BOB THOMAS Hollywood--(AP)--A star at eight months and a has-been at four years. That's the story of the brief but sensational - movie ' career of Baby Leroy. His full name is Ronald Leroy Overacker. Now 18, he's a strapping six-footer who. could 'hold his own in any kind of altercation.. "When I was in grammar school. 1 I got into many a fight over being called' 'Baby'," he laughed. "It's not s0 bad any more, Not so many people know about it." : I asked him if he had any desire to resume acting, when he finishes his schooling. Not Acting "I never thought about it," he ad- mitted. "It just doesn't appeal to me. Leroy remembers nothing of his film career, so his mother, Mrs. David Epstein, had to fill me in. ""Leroy got into pictures quite by chance," reported his mother. "I happened. to be at a luncheon where a teacher from Paramount Studios was speaking. She sald the studio was looking for a baby to be starred with Maurice Chevalier in 'Bedtime Story." He was eight months old then, "He got' the role and then did several other pictures, including about four with W. C. Fields." The feud between Baby Leroy an} Fields, who allegedly: hated children, is legendary. I asked Mrs. Epstéin it working with the comic was ous for a child. "Not. at all," she replied. "That was just publicity. ' Actually, Mr. Fields was very considerate. He did many kind things and always sent us a telegram at Christmas time," Quick to Make Make it In silk, cotton, linen -or wool. Embroider in beads or thread. Whatever you choose, you'll have a beautiful blouse! Blouse Pattern C7307 has em- broidery transfer. Pattern sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. State size desired. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to (Name of Your Newspaper), Household Arts Dept., Address. Print plainly NAME, AD- DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. Needleworkers! Have you 'seen our 1951 Alice Brooks Needlework catalog? 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