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Don't Forget Your Kitchen At Christmas AF Ntwtfoaturtt , Even a kitchen needs to be re membered at Christmas, , Women who sew know that Kitch en accessories such as aprons, gay pot holders, or pretty dish tow el. Popular Christmas pres ents. They know, too, that it's not too late to start stitching gifts for their friends. . One of the easiest-to-sew Christ mas gifta is an apron and no housewife ever had enough of T"" ""- sewing center experts point out that an apron can be comnleted in an hnm nvn..:j. iu. ------ --. -.vu., piuVlUCU UIC use of her sewing machine attach ment and time-savers. A simple apron pattern from-anv pattern service usually take only a yard of material and may be trimmrl rintan j;u . ' ..: , uiuucik ways. with annhniia ri-i. . ing binding, novel pockets 'and so lumi. ror me gai witn the coun trV kitchen, nnthtntf Kaal. M.l white checked gingham.' For the cuvkmu party set, try gleaming alm.. ."! . "tortling color. Apron are endless, limit ed only by your imagination. There are other kitchen acces oriea which maks welcome and inexpensive gifts. Pot holders, for example, can be whimsical as well as practical, decorative as well as functional. An oven mitt is end lessly useful, and a clever seam stress can use her zigzag attach ment, to, outline a hand on the back, perhaps even adding red fingernails and a sequin ring, just for fun. Slender handle-holders slip over the handle of a sauce pan or skillet. A round Dot holder t decorated like an apple may be ; hung decoratively on the wall or 1 used as a hot plate pad, as well' as filling its original purpose. . Be sure to make all potholders! with a small brass ring or a loop! of binding in the corner, so that I tliey may be hung on kitchen hook. The quilting attachment on your sewing machine will help you to make professional quilting over the padded section, he . multi- slotted binder will enable you to finish bound edgea quickly and neatly. Fabric for dish towels is avail able at piece goods counters, 'and it's easy to make unusual dish towels. Simply cut and hem your towels,, and then use commercial pattern transfers to add a decor ative note. For an added touch, do machine embroidery over the pat tern by using the fashion stitch method. You can still start to stitch your Christmas presents, and avoid that last minute scramble. r ot m DRESSED FOR RAIN both doll and pup have their own plas tic slicker, hat and , boots. Happy choice to help a child wait for the sun. ,. VICKS I f VAPORUB ItHm CMfJinrSjilt $tiffieis-fist ' Effectively witi -MUTilnUa DR. SAM'S NINTH WEEK Dr. Samuel Sheppard, ac cused wife killer, is led by Deputy James Kilroy to court room in Cleveland where he went under cross-examination in his trial which is etnering its 9th week. RED A-PLANT UNDERGROUND MUNICH. Germany tin Soviet- directed labor gangs are complet ing an underground plant to pro cess uranium ore from Bulgaria's big Buhovo mines, Radio Free Eu rope said. i HELENA RUBINSTEIN coaches her four .great fragrances to say "Merry Christmas" at the littlest prices! There are tour kind's of women on your list. Some would sooner bask In the sunshine of romantic apple blossom TIMI than any other fra grance. Others consider no Christmas tree complete without the spar We of sophisticated command performance Some would sooner meet their public without make-up than minus a clinging whiff of exotic HIAVIN-sint. And then there are the romantics forever in love with flowering whiti Vaonoua. They all agree that Helena Rubinstein wraps more luxury into a gift than anybody. Every lost one will love ; her favorite scent in the Carriage Trade package decorated with a divinely pretty, daffy little coach, command performance Eau de Parfum, 1.75 and 3.0(3. whiti maonoua" or apple blossom timi Cologne or heaven-sent Eau fJe Toilette, 1.25 and 2.00. All plus tax. ROSEBURG PHARMACY 241 North Jackson St. Dial 3-3415 FATHER-SON GIFTS are sua- gested by a series of educa tional hobby kits covering electronics, optics, geology, medicine, and' as " pictured above, the weather. The kit shown, provides for building barometer and exD brina the mysteries of weather. TASSELED CHAINS strung with peorls and rhinestones, in a set with bracelet and ear buttons a glamour gift. Ttiurs. Dec. 16, 1954 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. S Government Authors Many Best Sellers Some Detained Chinese Students In Northwest SEATTLE 11 District Immi gration Director John P. Boyd said Tuesday a "certairj,. number''' of Chinese torbidqen to leave the United Stales are making their homes in Washington and Oregon. They are among 35 Chinese stu dents the U.S. government has classified as possessors of stra tegic information acquired while studying at American universities and colleges. Boyd said many had attended schools in the Northwest. None is under surveillance and all are free to travel anywhere the United States, Boyd said. The immigration official said he of By ANNETTE DAVIS (For Jan Ead) WASHINGTON Are you won dering what to do about the coffee stain on your best tablecloth? For IS cents you can get a pamphlet from the Government Printing Of fice which will tell you how to remove it and many other stains from fabric. This is just one of numerous pub lications put out by GPO to help me nome-maker. They are writ ten by government experts in va rious agencies, which often ask authorities outside the govern ment to review them. "The Adolescent in Your Fam ily," which recently came from the Children's Bureau, was re viewed by a panel of experts in cluding child psychologists, psy chiatrists, and cultural anthropol ogists. With this book the Chil dren s Bureau completed its series on children up to college age. The books on child care have been among the most popular gov ernment publications. Carper W. Buckley, superintendent of docu ments, who is in charge of sales, told me the all-time seller, "In fant Care," is approaching the 10 million mark. The figure would be closer to 30 million if all the copies given out by Congressmen to their constituents were counted. First published in 1914, it has been revised from time to time to keep up with new trends in bahy care and is now in its ninth edition. Runner up on the best-seller list is "Prenatal Care," which obste .tritions recommend along with vit amin pills. Whatever your home making problem, you're likely to find a subject. One of the most attrac- Reds Crack Down On Christmas In East Europe VIENNA OB Christmas will not amount to much -for 70 millions in Communist East Europe this year. Communism supposedly has let up a little in its persecution of the church and there are supposed to be more luxury goods available in the state-run stores. But all in; dications from the Communist press are that Russia's Commu nist satellites are going ahead with long-range plans to eliminate Christmas entirely. In the schools of Poland, Czecho slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, the children are being taught their parents are wrong: The Red star of Communism, not the Slat; of Bethlehem, is the im portant thing. Family , celebrations ot Christ mas are being discouraged. . There will be fir trees in the streets of Warsaw, Prague and Budapest, but they will be known as "New Year's trees," or "winter trees. Yanks, Banker Target There will be parties for the kids in'sehools and in the halls of Communist organizations, But they will be held around -Jan. 1. In them, the children will see films about the Soviet Union and puppet shows in wnion American soldiers and bankers are the "bogeymen." There will be special holiday ra dio programs for children but mostly devoted to the Communist concepts of "peace and friend ship. The exchange ol gifts is being frowned on. Gifts, said a Polish newspaper, are "decadent capital ism." Czech mothers have been advised not to send packages to their soldier sons. "They have al tive pamphlets I saw at thr GPO was on planning and selecting, win Freezer Making Do when Your Home Stops" or "Pointers on dnw curtains. It discussed the use Good Lawns." of texture and design in draperies If you are interested in these and is one o: the tew publications publications, or a biweekly circu in color. ' i 1r' which lists new publications, The prices of government pub- write to the superintendent of doc lications are set at 50 per cent over I umenta, Washington 25, D.C the cost of printing. For a nickel Please do not write this news you can buy a copy of "What to 'paper. EGYPTIANS SENTENCED CAIRO, Egypt M ' Egypt'i military tribunal Tuesday cranked out 33 more sentences Including three death verdicts a gainst members of the Moslem Brother hood. One accused was acquitted. The government pressed the prose cution of leaders )f the brother, hood's fanatical secret order on charges of plotting a terrorist rev olution. . .I- rniilH not disc ose how manv lh Chinese are in the Northwest I ready enough to eat and packages and as far as he knew none had will only spoil them," said the been under pressure to return to Red China. 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