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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

1951.

Carol Channing gets pointed reminder that hotpins don't belong in`a bail pork as shu stabs herself trying to fasten floppy hat and

watch a close play at same lime. And when she holds the "dogger," "hubby Alex Carson wishes he had gone fishing.

THE LADY FAN-ATIC

ARMED with a hatpin, high heels and the pee otherwise well-behaved woman into an explosive reminders: L. Leave home dangerous weapons like

excitability native to Ebbets Field, the feminine Dodger fan has introduced a new element of danger into the grand old American game of baseball. So much so that the Brooklyn Red Cross is conducting a vigorous campaign for the protec- tion of the ladles-and any men in their vicinity.

Realizing that action on the field can turn an

booby trap, the safety planners have drawn up a set of do's and don'ts for Miss Fan. Some of their, rules for leaving, the ball park without an ambu-- Lance are illustrated on this page by Carol Chan- ning, star of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," and her husband, football star Alexander Carson.

The accident prevention ačice stresses several

hatpins, shoes with spike heels and large handbags. 2. Foul ball or home run, win or lose,, it's only," a game, so control that temper. 3. Wear loose, com fortable' clothing. When jumping about during an exciting play, a fight skirt may cause a bad fall. 4. Don't apply, make-up during game The specta- tor in next scat doesn't appreciate cloud of powder.

This is What Can Happen When the Female Dodger Rooter Forgets She is a Lady

if on the

DON'T apply make-up during the game, particularly when a hit is in the THE BALL shoots straight up, and so does hubby's elbow, smacking Carol's making. Carol found this out when she decided her lips needed touching up hand and pushing the lipstick into her mouth. She almost swallowed it