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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1962
Page
13
Designers unleash a new swimsuit line featuring ultra light fabrics including satin lastex and foam laminated varieties. Collections promise vibrant tropical colors and structures from second skin fits to translucent styles that become opaque on the body amid featherweight comfort.
A guide to achieving a tan safely outlines starting sun exposure at ten minutes per side, increasing by about thirty percent daily, and using a sunscreen containing ingredients that screen burning rays while aiding tanning. It warns against olive or mineral oil and stresses watching sensitive areas and avoiding direct sun viewing.
A stack of foam rubber bed pads is designed for a summer cottage to accommodate weekend guests. Cover the pads with harmonizing colors and stack them to form a divan during the day for versatile seating and sleeping space.
A temporary color rinse from the Noreen Beauty Institute describes how to use color rinses to add gloss, blend roots, protect and body hair, and offset yellowing in white hair without permanent change. It notes compatibility with permanent waves and advises shade matching.
The average widower is 72, about four and one half years older than the average widow.
A Natick Massachusetts Army research team reports experiments showing light colors do not keep people cooler in sweltering heat. Navy blue and beige clothing feel similar in high temperatures.
The army uses a copper man to measure heat gain in sun with clothing. With nude exposure heat reaches 200 calories per hour, while covered with light clothing it drops to 120. Tests indicate mer cerized cotton next to the skin increases the body's cooling surface by about 50 percent, improving comfort in hot weather.
Warning to travelers about child and passenger safety during long car trips. Emphasizes using safety belts, staying seated, facing forward, and keeping feet on the floor to prevent injuries from sudden swerves.
People who walk at night on dark country roads might wear belts of reflectors to be easily seen by passing cars. The idea emphasizes safety and visibility for pedestrians on rural routes.
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