Sylvia Smith, Wings Queen of Battle of Britain Week

Apr. 17 And now the back: 21-year-old clothing firm's model Sylvia Smith, Wings Queen during the Battle of Britain Week in 1957 and 1959, gets her shilingsworth of sunshine. Winter Tan: Sunshine from a Slot Machine: Two-minute tonics of sunshine fed from a slot machine at a shilling a time, will bring back that summer Felling for women and men who get under the weather'this Winter.Mr.James Morgan, 57-year-old physiotherapist from Leighton Buzzard, Beds, has made the prototype with a turn-table which turns the customer like a chicken on a spit in front of an ultra-violet ray tube.He calls it Solarota and hopes to have it installed in chemists shops and hairdressers in towns all over the country by Christmas.The two-minutes session will be equal to half-an-hour's real sunbathing, and the rays are extremely beneficial.They help one to relax, sleep better, fight colds and flu, and generally tone one up.The machine cost Mr.Morgan 30 to produce, compared to 80 for normal hospital equipment.A pair of green goggles have to be worn during the session

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