Thursday, February 4, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
2668
CAROL CURTIS
STEVE KOPEK
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Chcf'j Specialty! With the
current emphasis on style for a
purpose, these two aprons will
be very much in the limelight!
In one pattern, the popular cob
bler's style to wear with slacks
as well as skirts and a pocketed
. parly apron, too!
No. 2668 is cut in one size.
Cobbler's style, .2'4 yds. 35-in.
Tea apron takes only 1 yds. of
35-in. fabric.
Send 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number
and Size. Address PATTERN
BUREAU, Capital Journal, 652
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Patterns ready to fill orders'
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include an extra 5c per pattern.
Just off the press! The brand
new 1954 SPRING- SUMMER
FASHION BOOK is agog from
cover to cover with exciting new
eason styles and ideas for easy
sewing and smart going from
breakfast until bedtime! IN COL
OR, this book includes up-to-the-last-minute
fashion forecasts for
eyery age, every size, every oc
casion! Yours for only an addi
tional 25c.
Beautiful Quilting Motifs Big,
handsomely detailed squares, cir
cles, bandings are given in this
pattern to use on the plain
blocks of a quilt, on re-covered
satin or silk taffeta comfortables,
down puffs, boudoir or chaise
lounge pillows, on summer hand
bags of linen or cotton. Large
motif is a 12-inch square of styl
ized leaves; a round feather mo
tif with border which may be
spaced large or small; a flinch
hearts square, 7-inch flower cir
cle; 5-inch leaf square; 4-inch
feather border; 2-inch flower bor
der. All these motifs may be
used separately or combined for
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Send 25c for the QUILTING
MOTIFS (Pattern No. 574) com
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FLEET COMMANDER TO
VISIT FORMOSA
TAIPEI, Formosa Ifl The U.
S. 7lh Fleet commander, Vice
Adm. Alfred M.' Pride, is sched
uled to visit Formosa next week
for conferences with Nationalist
Chinese President Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Europe's Cold Spell Breaking
LONDON W) Europe's coldest
wave in seven years showed signs
of thawing out Thursday but death
and misery stalked the fr07.cn
plains and snowbound mountains
of Yugoslavia and Romania.
Fierce blizzards, the worst in 24
years, killed at least 14 persons
in Yugoslavia's central province of
Serbia. Most victims were buried
in snowdrifts.
The Yugoslav victims raised un
official estimates of Europe's "old
weather toll to more than 300
deaths.
Communist Romania ordered
emergency measures to meet
transport, communication and
power breakdowns. Bucharest Ra
dio reported acute shortages of
coal, food and water in many
places, including the capital.
Slightly warmer weather spread
slowly southward in Britain and
ONLY BASIS OF Jl'STlCE
Justice without wisdom is
Impossible. James A. Froude.
Germany, bringing relief from the
great 11-day freeze up. Normal
winter temperatures were expect
ed in most of Western Europe by
the weekend.
President's Plane
Hitchhiking GIs
WASHINGTON (UP) Prcsi.
dent Eisenhower ic iiein-y hie onv.
;ernment plane, the Constellation
Columbine .to onrrsfe a hiirh.
hike service for GIs between Eu
rope and this country.
The plane, piloted by tt. Col.
William G. Draper, recently flew
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles to the Berlin Foreign Min
isters Conference.
En route home and at the or
ders of the President, the plane
stopped at Frankfurt, Germany,
to pick up 16 Air Force enlisted
men bound for home on leave.
ROOM & BOARD
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