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4B —THE CAROLINA TTMES SATURDAY, SEPT. 16. 1967 klH® isj ri r* Tf^r- TEACHING TEACHERS AT N. C. STATE North Carolina State University's Department of Agricultural Information is conducting a workshop to teach visual communications to 21 agricultural teachers from five Local Births The following births were j reported to the Durham County j Health Department during the I week of September 4 through 9 ; j Willie and Minnie Smith, boy Beauty Makers Spin: —- 21st Century "Face-Race" Fantasy -.V. ? H ' •' i #g| ■t M Ik «■ W m r Hfcx" \E\V YORK (CF\)—When a lady "puts on her face" in the year 2001—she may literally be worrying about what to wear for a weekend on the moon! Our own jet-propelled '6o's are just about to ... .PASTE-ON FEATURES. Facial prosthetics launch two-hour jaunts to Europe. Giant planes that will be as easily applied as a false eyelash are rolling off the assembly lines right now. and can change the structure of your They'll hold hundreds of people at a time and face from neckline to forehead, travel with the speed of rockets. . . . .TOSS-IN-THE-WASH WIGS. A second in And the Face Race" has already begun. It the supersonic laundry of tomorrow-and you're started when the so-called "Jet Set" of fashion- freshly coiffed to jet going. All will be strictly able women decided to hop continents like the synthetic. (No human hair need apply.) rest of us hop busses. • • • -INSTANT YOUTH. A few injections of ....... _ silicone in a few minutes at her doctor's office— They packed Up their instant glamour and w m replace painful weeks of plastic surgery took it along. False eyelashes. Artificial nails. a hospital. Lines will disappear, skins plump A wardrobe of changeable hair-pieces—from up youthfully flip little "postiches" to yard-long. Alice-in- The resuJt is Dorothy Gray's dramatic Moon Wonderland falls . And a wondrous array of Maiden you see here. Half mask covering the make-up innovations to contour and shadow entire upper half of her face E i evat ed lids, and brush on a number of changes of face, raised brow line and gold roping to replace But, surprisingly enough, the chic inter- her brows. And built-up cheek-bones that nationals weren't the only adventurers in the changed the character of her face unbelievably, realm of beauty. The average woman enthused She emerged from the make-up man's artistry over hair-tinting, wig-flipping and false lashes, all soft, enchanting pink—contoured In deeper too. rose. Her eyes shadowed and deepened from In the perfumed sanctum of the Dorothy Gray palest mint to darkening fern green. Her wig beauty empire, one of the country's more dis- (by Eric of Michele Kazan) a washable Celanese tinguished beauty-makers, there is fifty years caplet of pie-shaped gold and pink gave her of cosmetic history to contemplate. But more whole starkly futuristic air a pixie-ish uplift, exciting is a glimpse into the frosted moon- As you see, one's first reaction is pure shock, globe for the next fifty years—of wondrous But the beauty maker's prediction of things to things like these: come may not be as far-fetched as we think. DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 ' College Plaza .... Durham, North Carolina /Complete One and Two Year Business Courses \ \ Secretarial Science Business Administration Accounting Fall Registation Now in Progress p' New-Special Certificate Night Course^ i 9-Month Secretarial Science Course I S Each Monday, Wednesday fir Thursday Nights \ IBM Key Punch—Paneling Wiring Beginning in December: New Computer Programming and Stenograph Machine Shorthand NATIONALLY ACCREDITED—INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Approved For Veterans and Vocational Rehabilitation Stiffen! Financial Assistant Programs DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE Collage Plaza TeL 688-3893 ; 882-2807 Durham, N. C. independent African countries. Three members of the class and their instructors are shown above. Thep are: (left to right) Benoit Ouele of Dahomey; Dr. Landis Bennett, director of vis- James and Valda Worlev, girl j David and Joyce Sowell. boy | Charlie and Alice Carroll, boy Charles and Rhonda Davis, boy j Preston and Ruby Adams, girl j Frank and Blondeaner Brown, j girl Riley and Linda Worsley, girl I ual aids at NCSU; Emmanuel Bankole of Dahomey; Thomas M. Byrd. acting director of the Department of Agricultural In formation; and Antoine K. Se wonu of Togo. George and Alice McNeil, boy Paul and Bernic® Sledge, girl. j In 1621 any French iiyikeeper was liable to arrest and im prisonment if a patron com plained of a stomach-ache alter eating. Cigarettes, Fats, Sugar Again Hit by Heart Study Physicians NEW YORK A composite portrait of an American headed for a heart attack has been drawn' by the Framingham Heart Study after periodic ex aminations of 5,127 adults of Framingham, Mass., over the last eight years. The heart attack candidate is described as a sendentary, flab by, middle-aged male, given to excessive cigaret smoking and to meals high in animal fats, sugar, cholesterol. William B. Kannel, M.D., who heads the field study in Framingham, a study financed by the Federal Heart Institute, says the coronary-prone com posite American has a high blood-fat level, high blood pres sure, and rapid resting pulse rate. He is low both in vigor and physical activity. This composite American also has a tendency to familial dis orders such as a diabetes and gout. He may even have suf fered a heart attack without knowing it. An electrocardio gram will probably reveal heart abnormalities. Persons who resemble the composite coronary candidate have a 30 times higher chance of suffering a heart attack than adults unlike him, the study indicates. One of every four Americans is prone to heart attack, ac cording to Dr. Kannel, who Seven Teenagers are Arrested For Stealing 8 Automobiles RALEIGH A truck aban doned on the highway near Asheville recently led to the indictment of seven teenagers on charges of stealing eight cars for joy-riding, from April 29, to August 30. Highway Patrol Trooper D. J. Bryson, of Asheville, when called to check the abandoned vehicle, learned that it had been left there by a fourteen year old West *sheville boy, whose name was withheld by juvenile authorities. When Trooper Bryson. along with Department of Motor Ve hicles Inspectors W. A. (Bill) Allen and Glenn Roberts, con tacted the boy he admitted the theft of the truck and seven other vehicles. He also named the other youths involved in the thefts. Allen said. A check on the ownership of the cars by Buncombe County Identification Officer Cecil Mas ters, revealed that they had been taken from Used Car lots in West Asheville and Candler. The cars, which have all been recovered, were found on the lots unlocked and with keys in the ignition according to the boys. None of the vehicles were cross-wired, and only one, a convertible, was forced open. The boys told officers they ''had their eyes on" several other unlocked cars. Allen said the youths took the cars "just to ride around," and abandoned them when they ran out of gas. Most were found after just a few hours, he said, but one, a convertible, was hid den three days. Investigation continues in the case, with three other youths [ ?dds that heart attack candi dates can and should undertake preventative steps by changing as many aspects of the compos ite portrait as possible. A diet low in fats, an increase in the amount of exercise and weight reduction, and medica tion are among preventive measures recommended, by phy sicians treating coronary-prone patients. Such steps have been shown to lower blood cholesterol. The layman often mistakenly assumes that cholesterol is a fat, but actually it is a waxy alcohol. It is found in foods, and the body manufactures it. Persons with a high blood cholesterol level accumulate plaques of cholesterol on the arterial walls. A high choleste rol level may lead to atheros clerosis, a condition in which arterial walls are thickened by hardened cholesterol which re duces their diameter. Many physicians take the view that atherosclerosis is a forerunner of heart attack. An effective medical means > j of lowering the blood choles i terol recently placed in the' • hands of the physician, is sodi i um dextrothyroxine (available r as a prescription drug cholox in). Sodium dextrothyroxine is 5 regarded as an effective agent . in reducing excess blood cho > lesterol in many persons. being sought. One is believed to have started to Nags Head in a dump truck, stolen from a construction site. The arrested youths said that truck had been abandoned in Raleigh. 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