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TROPHY—The S.C. State College
ROTC unit has been awarded the
cdVeted Warrior of the Pacific trophy
for exeetyewe ia rifle marksmanship.
The trophy- is awarded annually to
the senior ROTC unit la attendance
HEALTH
Sun Lamps Helpful in Psoriasis Cura
By
MORGAN J. O'CONNELL,
M.D., F.A.C.S ACTING
COMMISSIONER OF
. HEALin
It is estimated that sever
al million persons have pso
riasis, a chronic skin dis
ease, the cause of which is
unknown
Although tiiis disease is
not fatal, the large shiny
scales are unsightly and a
cause of embarrassment to
the victims. '
These scales are most
commonly seen on the
scalp, elbows, knees and
hips but may occur any
where.
Spontaneous Improve
ment often occurs in sum
mer as a result of both
warmth and sunlight. This
improvement can be ex
tended throughout the year
by using a sun lamp.
In fact, most victims pre
fer to usf a lamp at home
in summer rather than ex
pose thlir skin lesions on a
public beach.
Many different drugs
have been used in the treat
ment of this disease, and
most of them are found to
work well on some persons
but not on others; so the
problem of the individual is
to find the one that works
best for him.
The old standby, coal tar
MiHment, has the dis
THE SKIN DRINKS IT IN: Thirsty skin re- 
sponds beautifully to the rich mineral and lA/LILM TLJL fICLJ
protein properties of the Satiira Algene line rrfftff I f7C llts 11
The three skin care products now available '
are a conditioning face cream, a conditioning T)ON'T RITE
hand and body lotion, and a conditioning l/Ull I 01 IE ' .V«L
- a GIFT FROM THE SEA Fishermen along
' coastal areas like Maine "fish" for seaweed L ■&+
W tk from Max to November and supplement their M \|Tv "
>;> v' .'Sy* \ incomes with this rich harvest from the sea. A
W%A \ Long-handled rakes and nets dip in to pull Vifl
■I l; i ; f/y out the dull green plant that becomes trans-
Itgmmj 1 formed into so many useful products.
J
JL * ' : r contains the refined carrageen powder that
f will serve as the base for the new Satura Al
» —*«- gene conditioning and moisturizing skin
W 1 -yflf products. This powder is mixed with oils,
lubricants, and emollients to form a light tex-
NEW YORK (ED) - For a
long time, fishermen the world
over have been dipping into
the sea for fun and profit, anci
it has generally provided
enough catches to make the
living worthwhile if not
easy. Enterprising anglers
have taken to other kinds of
sea farming and have had
good luck with another har
vest from the generous sea -
namely seaweed, or algae, or
Irish Moss as it's sometimes
called. , . , ,
One of the paradoxical ob
servations made was that the
fishermen who handled Irish
Moss had very soft hands.
Considering the rough nature
of their profession hook
handling, water-immersed,
net-repairing they ought to
have had scaly slun, yet the
reverse was true. And that
startling fact paved the way—
indirectly—for Satura Algene.
If seaweed could smooth
at General Military Science ROTC
summer camp. Observing the hronse
trophy are Lt Col. Willie Johnson,
left, professor of military science at
S.C. State and Cadet Lt CoL Steven
A. Hamilton.
advantages of being messy
and staining the clothing,
but it works.
It enhances the healing
effect of sunlight and is
now available in an im
proved Kreasless and stain
less form.
Other preparations that
contain salicylic acid and
sulfur have been found to
work well in the scalp.
A newcomer in the field
is a cream that contains
cortisone.
This product gives the
best results when it is used
with one of the tar oint
ments.
Aminopterin and meth
otrexate are advisable only
In the treatment of very
severe cases and then only
under strict medical super
vision.
Recently it has been
found that diet can be an
important factor in treat
ment. '
Normal persons eliminate;
taurine, an amino acid, but.
persons with psoriasis can
not do so. jr- *
Since this amino acid is
found in most foods of
animal origin those who
have psoriasis do much bet
ter if they avoid beef,
lamb, pork, eggs, and dairy
products.
Some victims, however,
consider that such treat
ment is worse than the dis
ease.
the weather-roughened hands
of fishermen what couldn't
it do for women? Cosmetolo
gists asked the question-and
it was recently answered. With
seaweed itself, little could be
done, but with its extracts
notably Irish Moss much
could be accomplished. And
the Dorothy Gray chemists
set about making their com
pany the first and only one
to develop the cosmetic po
tential of this product.
What does Satura Algene
do? Wonders in combatting
aging and the restimulation of
skin. It clings to the skin and
forms a film that reinforces
the skin's natural protein by
locking in moisture that is re
moved during cleansing and
aging. The protective film im
parted by Satura Algene iso
lates the skin from die harsh
aging effects of climatic con
ditions and also forms a bar
YES, WE ALL
TALK
QUESTION: Are hewing
aids beneficial for severely
hard-of-hearing preschool
children?— Mr*. T. R V.
ANSWER: Yes, indeed, for
certain kinds of deafhess. A
child bom with a hearing loss
to get "a. hearing aid soon
enough so that it becomes as
much a part of him ai his dia
per," according to Dr. Free
man McConneil, audiologist at
Vanderbilt Univerdty in Nash
ville, Tenn.
Many more deaf children
could learn to like a child
with normal hearing If pro
grams for them started early
during the language-teaming
period. The present age of six
for entrance of children to
school is not suitable for deaf
child, for the most important
years for a child in acquiring
language are from birth to
three.
Not only has it been found
that babies profit from bearing
aids, but new instruments hjßf
been designed to test tha hear
ing of new-bom babies as early
is a period of two weeks or less.
READERS: For my free
pamphlet on telephone speech,
send two stamps and long seif
addressed envelope to M. H.
Boulware, Florida A & M Uni
versity, Box 5-A Tallahassee,
F1a.—32307.
rier between the skin and
pore-clogging cosmetics. Yet,
its silky light texture allows
the skin to breathe and the
glands to secrete oil.
Currently the products
available are: a Face Cream
that conditions and moistur
izes the skin overnight; a Hand
and Body Lotion that main
tains and replaces moisture on
legs, arms and hands; and a
Face Emulsion, a light-in con
sistency product designed to
be used under makeup to pro
tect skin from the effects of
both weather and airborne im
purities. This unique line of
products promises to be one
of the most important addi
tions to Dorothy Gray Cos
metics. It's the company's
newest entry into the current
national campaign of "Keep
America Beautiful."
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TAKK L»ART IN ANNUAL
ALUMNI SBRVICI AT AAT—
Participants in the annual
Alumni Worship Service at A.
& T. State University last Sun
day lhcluded (from left to)
right) C. C. Griffin, principal
of Logan High School,
the R*t. D. G. Speller, pastor
of St Francis Baptist Church,
Detroit, Michigan; Dr. A. P.
Bell, AAT professor and chair
man of the program; and Mi*.
Julia S. Brooks, teacher in Phil
adelphia, Pa. The service con
cluded the three-day celebra
tion at AAT.
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DORIS PINNEV'S PHOTO TIPS from Vashica
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Many camera enthusiasts would like to photograph indoors
without having to use flash or floodlights. With today's fast speed
film, and cameras such as the twin lens Yashica 124 with built-in
light meter, getting natural lighting pictures indoors is easy. The
trick is to select a window where there is bright but diffused sun
light streaming in. Look for the "painter's light"-the favored
northern exposure window that gives good illumination without
casting harsh shadows. This type of lighting is particularly suited
to photographing children, babies and pets. For example, in the
above photo, I placed my young model on a window seat with sev
eral picture books to hold her interest. Picture books or coloring
pads and crayons are good "props" to keep your youngster occu
pied while you snap pictures. Note that the setting is simple; no
floral curtains or patterned drapery to cut down light or detract
from the subject. For this particular shot, the camera was set at
fB, and the shutter speed was 125 th of a second. There is no need
to use a tripod as long as your shutter speed is 100 or above. Some
photographers, who are rock steady, can take needle sharp pic
tures at a 50th of a second. But working with children, I prefer
to use faster shutter speeds. Another tip about taking pictures
such as the one above-"bracket" your shots as the professionals
do. This merely means that in addition to shooting at the opening
specified by your light meter, you shoot several more pictures on
either side of the recommended exposure. That is, opening up one
more stop for several shots, then closing down one more stop and
taking a few more pictures. In this way, you're sure to get a good
selection of exposures.
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Escapes Death
NEW YORK A one
year old girl who fell four sto
ries from a West Side apart
ment window, was saved from
death early Sunday when she
landed on a discarded bedspring
below, police said.
They said the child, Angela
Galion, fell from the arms of
her father, Louis Ocasio, who
was attending a party in the
apartment.
Angela, who lives in Brooklyn,
was ardmitted to St. Lukes Hos
pital with a possible fractured
skull. She was reported in good
condition. \
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Refuses Talks
UMUAHIA, Biafra
Radio Biafra said Sunday the
breakaway state will not talk
peace with Nigeria as long as
the federal government holds to
a policy that "the only solution
to the present conflict lies in a
military victory."
The broadcast followed
reports from Nigeria Saturday
that a third round of negotia
tions on ending the 16 month
civil war would begin in a few
weeks.
"It is a misdirected effort on
the part of anyone who comes to
Biafra to ask us to come to the
conference table when there has
been no change of stand in
Nigeria," the broadcast said.
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The highest spires in Prague-city of 100 spires-are found at
beautiful St. Vitus Cathedral, an awesome structure that is part
of Prague Castle. Construction began on this largest of the city's
churches in the 10th century, but the finishing touches weren't
applied until 1929. Two of the most skilled architects who con
tributed most to the cathedral's Gothic character were the 14th
century artists, Matthias of Arras and Peter Parler. Parler was
just 23 years old when he was commissioned for St. Vitus. Today,
the building is a must on travelers' lists of things to see, reports
the Czechoslovak Government Committee for Tourism. Masses
are celebrated here regularly and on special occasions during
the Prague Spring Music Festival, for example concerts are per
formed at the cathedral.
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