High Fashion Color Comes to Dinner
New York designer Ben Seidel blends bold hues with practical forms in modern dinnerware. He works for Mikasa and Homer Laughlin, values quick decisions, and ties his craft to his jazz-influenced improvisation. Seidel notes a shifting US trend toward colored, patterned fine dinnerware and couples selecting home furnishings together.
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New York
NEA
Ben Seidel
Seidel
New York City
Columbia University
Pratt Institute
United States
Your Birthday Horoscope for Tuesday January 5
The column presents a birthday based personality reading for Capricorn through Sagittarius. Each sign offers a caution or tip on finances energy and work, noting prudence discretion recovery strength and the value of trustworthy guidance. Copyright 1971 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bridge commentary from Oswald Jacoby echoes a slam miss
Jim and Caroline Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where East wins a spade ace and returns the suit. Caroline ruffs a club, plays trumps, and with 3-2 break she reaches a home contract. Oswald notes a six diamond bid made for 10 match points. others settled for game or heart slam.
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Jim
East
Caroline
Oswald
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Masters Mixed Pairs win noted by Oswald and Dawkins
Oswald and Jim discuss the Masters Mixed Pairs victory by Caroline Flouney of Shreveport and George Dawkins of Houston at the Nationals. They note George’s unusual bidding control and imply Caro led the slam in one of her suits.
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Oswald
Caroline
Camp) Flouney
Shreveport
George Dawkins
Houston
Jim
George
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Zody
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P.O
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Goole
Camor
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