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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1954
Page
8
A Christmas shopping guide notes that surprises beat mink coats. It suggests mixing small luxuries like velvet sets and lipstick, versatile handkerchiefs, turquoise accessories, and bejeweled costume pieces. Emphasizes fur accents, chokers, and fake jewels for stylish gifting.
Ruth Millett argues that a full-time homemaker can save money in many ways that working wives cannot. She notes costs from babysitters laundry and dining out and emphasizes the homemaker’s role in reducing the family’s financial load through frugality and efficiency.
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee harshly opposed U N Secretary General Deg Domotoes plan to visit Peiping and meet with Chinese communes amid calls for peace talks. The opposition centers on engaging Beijing directly and affecting regional security.
AP Newsfeatures notes that jewelry—real or fake—is the surefire Christmas gift to flatter any woman. The piece suggests rope necklaces, matching earrings and bracelets, and even mixing gold and silver, with costume jewelry offering broad choices from inexpensive to striking rhinestone pins for any outfit.
The essay argues Western women face self doubt and distorted loves due to media pressure and endless reminders of youth. It contrasts African tribal rites with American ideals of beauty and romance, urging less self disfigurement and more honest relationships.
Two men knocked on the door of Jessie Alsup's children's wear and asked to leave Christmas trees inside while they shopped. Mrs. Alsup opened the door and they produced revolvers, robbed her of 163 dollars, then fled leaving the trees behind.
Australian security officers conduct a wide search for about 30 blank passports that vanished from the government printing works. Officials dismiss spy-ring theories and suspect the blanks were taken for use by Australian Communists denied exit permits to visit Iron Curtain countries.
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