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BEAUTY ARTS

By LOIS LEEDS

Harry Vogt coiffure,

Baby-fine hair can be dressed beautifully. Here's how!

BABY FINE!

Do you weep because your hair is so "baby Ano" and thin that you Just can't manage it? Do you long for a smart hairdo but think that they are only for those with won- derful hair?

Harry Vogl, well known New York hair stylist, saya that any head of hair can be manageable and attrac tive If properly handled. He re- permanent to commends a good give body to the hair and he firmly believer that stilful profesional cutting and shaping are "of prime importance. He also says that you must choose your hair style With card.

the

"Aller", how easy it is to brusli out that "leased" hair to make it look fuller. A little brilliantine, or some new milky lotion, sprayed on the hair before 11 is combed out, will help tralu your hair.

*HAVUDITAL DNOSNO SHIFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947.

Ten Men Were Skinned Alive

To Save Youth

Ten men were partially skinned alive in Tacoma, Washington, recently. Their skin was taken to graft on the body of Eldon Clark, a 25-year-old war veteran, who was burned severely in a petrol explo- sion at his home.

Welsh Nowslotter:

If Clark lives he will be one of the most severely burned Cases on record to survive. More than 50 percent of his

HIGH PRICES body was badly seared.

FOR STAR

ก

SHEEP-DOGS

BY J. C. GRIFFITH JONES

The donors were four brothers of the victim and six fellow workers who were selected from 300 perzon to volunteer in response to Red Cross appeals.

From the backs of each of the 10 men, doctors removed two drums of skin, each measuring four by eight inches. Altogether they donated a total of nearly four and a half square feet (648 square Inches) of skin, burned A North Wales fgamer, R. O. sufficient to patch Clark's Williams, of. Trescawun, Angle-body from head to toe., sey, is this year's Welsh cham-Six doctors worked in relays in two rooms, removing the skin from plon sheep dog handler.

the donors with a dermatome.

This instrument cut the skin to the required, thickness from 1/1000 to 1/2000th of an inch and rolled the skin on to a drum as it operated.

With his nine-year-old Anglesey bred dog. Lad, he won the challenge cup in the Welsh national trials at Criccieth. There were 07 competi- tors, including several former na- onol champions and two Inter- national winners.

Sown to live tissues The skin was then unfolded on to vaseline gauze and taken to

a

third room, where four doctors laid

DUMBBELLS

FRÉCISTERED LASHES PAIENT" OFFICE" EXCUSE ME, LIVE LOST MY

WHEREABOUTS, COULD YOU A

HELP ME?

LADIES WEAR ON THE THIRD FLOOR M'AM

How U47

Sank The

Royal Oak

U47 lay hidden beneath the water waiting her chance to slip into the hitherto impene- trable Scapa Flow, torpedo the 29.000-ton Royal Oak and kill 810 officers and men. Lieutenant Prien took up his pen and wrote:

The English are kind enough to switch on all coastal lights so that if can ob- tain, the most exact fix."

J

The vivid account of "this biller (then First lesson," in the second month of the war, as Mr Churchill given in a further Instalment of Lord of the Admiralty) called it, la "Tughrer Conferences

Naval

Lad is a veteran compared with it over the affected parts of Clark's most of the dogs now appearing in body and sewed it to live tissues.

of Surgeons, who worked under the the big trials. The average age top-class competing down in four direction of Major James Allen, said for that most of the borrowed skin years, and this may account some deterioration in the standard would last about six weeks and that of

at national trials its prime purpose was to provide a of performances of compared with prewar. Trials were covering for Clark's body in keep! Aftairs, 1930," now released by the

suspended during the war years, and out infection. the new dogs have not the contest Jexperience of the old ones.

has to go a long way, fase, your own stou have very little hair, which combings as a "filler" to

bolster your hairdo. And you con do lots to aid the health and beauty suur hair by regular shampoos, scalp massage and brushing.

really

should before your

"Baby fine hair needs a good', permanent and you consuli your hairdresser choosing a permanent. Let operator suggest the type of per- manent and a reconditioning pro- gramme for your type of hair.

Here are a few rules to follow.

shampoos.

The Feather Bob is out If your half lan'l naturally thick. A chit- non, page boy or even one of new modified Uplues can be skil

Massage the scalp. Brush before fully arranged to conceal the lack and alter shampooing. Regular of hair.

Select shampoos has had her hair brushed up high,

your hairdresser Bghtly lacquered and arranged in about ten days before getting broad

of waver to give the effect

permanent. Follow his plan to con- length and thickness. 'Harry Voit dition your hair for your permanent, teaches you how to manage

temember, professional shaping and hair yourself. He shows you

cuttingt are especially important f to back-comb under the hair

you have baby ne hair.

The girl in the above photo wlly. See

Minale Makeys

GABRIELLE

your how for

Pulling Teeth

Without Pain

Two new methods of prevent ing dental pain were revealed at the 88th annual meeting of the American Dental Association.

One was the use of diet in casing pain following. a tooth extraction, and the other was a topical anaes- thetic for routine dental operations such as drilling in preparation for cavity, fillings.

Dr Gustav William Rapp, bioche- mist of the Loyola University School of Dentistry, reported the now

The team of 12 which will repre- sent Wales in the international trials at Cardiff on September 11. 12 and 13 consists of a blend of youth and experience, Seven of the handlers and five from are from North Wales

South. They include such sea- the

ns John Jones, Trawsfyny; R. J. Hughes, Asigle sened competitors sey: D. J. Stone, Caerphilly; and W. F. Miles. Treharris. Lining up with these "cld hands" for Wales will be several skilled young competiton, some of the sons of old champions.

The team is expected to give a Hood account of itself against the pick of England and Scotland, and may even spring a surprise. They are after the supreme championship at Cardiff and the "blue riband" is overdue in Wales, the last Welsh in- ternational championship wla being recorded as far back as 1933.

Agents from USA. and the Do- minious ure Bcouring Britain for young star sheep-dogs. Big money. was offered for winners at the three

trials this summer,

and

nation will reach their peak at the Cardiff trials. Puppies of champion stock are now valued at £25 cach. Dogs of national standard fetch about £200 each and the International champion Wu probably, bordmand price up to £600 f his owner will 'sell.

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Now Steel-Strip Plant

remarkable

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of

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Borrowed tkin will not grow on another person and if Clark pulls through he will undergo a permanent akin grafting operation in which aisin from unaffected parts of his body will be used.

Doctors said the donors would feel a soreness, but would not be greatly Inconvenienced.

Admiralty.

on

The documents disclose that on the day Mr. Chamberinin rejected by Lieutenant Prien, commanded Hitler's "peace proposals," the U47, off the Orkneys, lay submerged waiting for a chance to ancak m.

A careful survey had revealed a WACANCIERGENCALENDARS BOY" BRITERIA weakness, in the defences of Holm

Sound.

TO EXHIBIT

"FROOD"

A display of "frood"! (frozen food), believed to be the largest organised by aby country, will be seen at the Hotel and Catering Exhibition at Olympia in January.

vegetables,

fruits,

Frozen meat, poultry, gaze and fish will be on show to demonstrate the ponsibilities of this revolu- tionary method of conserving food.

there

Besides a complete range of "food" products developed by British manufacturers, will bo examples of the de- velopments which have taken place in all parts of the world, All these foods will be shown in specially built display cab- incts maintained at the neces- sary low. temperature. .

anaesthetic' In limited tests had weather has enabled the construc- GLOW-WORMS FLY

proved successful on three out of tion of the vast modern steel-strip

four patients.

The new drug, which Dr Rapp cause of the tooth which is to that area of

are

----K-you-have-a-little-pimple-on-bo-anacelliotised and does not sections are making, good headway.

your face, cover it, with a Beauty infot: The Patch of black court pinator... little beauty, patcher also eomp in

quiro hypodermle injection. In most enses it

sit required only a minute ottes, for

ATLANTIC

Livestock of one sort or another

The log relates how the submarine had to be rapidly manoeuvred to ayold the cable of a blockship, and the entry for the day ends trium-

"But we phantly.

are in Seapa Flow,"

'Bay lit up'

August 14, at half-past twelve in the morning, the boat com. mander wrote: "It is disgustingly light. The whole bay is lit up.... We proceed north-by the const Two battleships are lying there at anchor, and further inshore destro- yers. Cruisers not visible, titere- fore attack the big fellows."

Later comes the entry, "...BL 0315 we are once more outside. A pity that only one was destroyed.""

**The

operation Buccess of this considerably enhanced Hitler's opinion of the German Navy," says the document.

.

The document also discloses that the sinking of the Athenia, a few hours after the declaration of war was a mystery to Hitler and the German Naval Staff until the U boats returned..

CHECK YOUR

ny. flown across the Airlines KNOWLEDGE

bright colors and in star shancia..he saldi liela to develop, the fact that on the Margam Abbey

This bit of coverup, makes an asset out of a beauty ability! The Beautios of ng ago wore beauty patches to draw attention to their dimples, the M..dern Misa uces the cleverly as a coverup1 ́

SIDE GLANCES

JA

American Oversens

1. What is peripheral vision?

plant to be speeded up at Port Talbot, So far, +2,000-men engaged in this s project. Work on

treddy bou. Complete na uther make up a good tantie each weelt

of the schema has already been Some idea of the magnitude of the in undertaking can be gathered from special trans-atlantic freighter.

The freighter, which files a week- site alone three and a half million ly service between London airport Dr Rapp described the anaesthetic cubic yards of Alling-sand and slag and New York, has carried scores

mixture of procaine and carried by lorries are to be used and of dogs, pigeons, snakes, lizards and dens a .benzocaine

in an alcohol solution, 30,000 piles must be driven into the even a shipment of glow worm. and said additional experimentation ground. Less than a year ago the

American Overseas have also re- go bragh"7

bc- 5. To what country did Finland will be necessary before it can be 650 acres site was barren moorland. cently carried 12 racehorses

the British

and the belong before World War I? for general recommended

6. When was camouflage invent- United Press.

United States.

ed? Noah's Ark had nothing on our weekly freighter," an official of the airline said.

uso.

Milland Comes Homo Reginald Jones returned recently to his native town of Neath after on

tween

Ialco

By Galbraith absence of 11 years. Accompanied "Dogs belonging to Gla in Ger

all the places to tòa

had to plek on second).

by his father, Mr Alfred Jones, many are being transported across retired steelworker, he toured the the Atlantic at the rate of between town, visiting his old school and 20 and 30 a week." the modest house where he was born,

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Everywhere he raccived ovation, especially from women and children, for Reginald Jones has become Ray Milland, celebrated Alm actor, since his departure from hig native South Wales town.

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Special Eisteddfod

́PUSHKIN BUST,

FOR SHANGHAI

Ilitch,

Russlan

The Soviet motor vessel which arrived in Shanghai recently for the second. contingent of re- patriates, brought a bronze bust of Pushkin to replace the one stolen by During the war, Gwen Oberri, A the Japanese from its

Pedestal in Bridgend (Glamorgan) girl worked foute Ghid during the occupation. at the local ordance factory. In an The new bust of the explosion there she was blinded and classic poct was made by Domogat- lost her right arm. During training sky, a well-known Russian sculptor, at the St. Dunstan's, Home for the and was one of the exhibits at the Blind, in London, it was discovered famous Tretiakoff Gallery in Mos- that Gwen had a pleasing voice, cow. She was encouraged to sing and

original bust of Pishkin was given professional tuilion, and be unveiled in February 1937, on the epme a stor of St. Dunstan's concert occasion of the hundredth anniver- party.

enry of the death of the famous poet. with This summer, che returned to The new but was bought Wales no.the soloist at a concern in funds collected among the Shanghai the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea, where Soviet community and their friends. she was acclaimed by a large. audience..

Next November a special kind of Eisteddfod one confined to har-

and pista, penillion singers

com- posers of harp music-will be held at Port, Dinorwle (Caernarvonshire). This type of festival used to be popular in Wales several centuries ngo, but It

new attraction in

modernia will be re-

13. A

All the lated to harp, inusic. It is one of several schemes, sponsored by the Welsh, Harp 1 Music Society, with the alm of reviving Infofest in the traditional, mitisical frument of

The

2. Locate the, Yellow Sea.

Where are the anest rose gar in the world?

4. What is the meaning of "Erin

CHESS PROBLEM

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By LL LOSCHINSKY

~ Black, 8 pieces,

Within

White, O'pieces.

White to play, and mats in two. "Solution to problem:

amates

Rupert and the Jumping Fish-17

Rupert gazes at the great fish in. consternation. "But if you' carried go 26 the sea serpent I should get awfully wet, he says: "My Friend Cap'n Binnacle, says he will 'anil ma line! No good.", declares; the falt="" 'A-sailing boat's toq, skw. The tea serpent wants you ... RE quickly as possible. Well it w got a little boat could you pull it ? **. asks the little bear: The uah looks -doubtüli and neither of them notices. that two pillion are Estening to their DOUVELLE AD VISL

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Enemy POW Sent

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Nearly all of the 430,353 German and Italian prisoners of war who were held in the United States have been sent home, it was disclosed by the Army Fort Embarkation. Au- thority In New York

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