High Fashion Swimmers Wear Jewelry on Suits
Southern beach resorts gear up for a winter scene of elaborately dressed sunbathers with jewel embellished swimsuits. Jewelry is now tacked onto fabrics to stay water safe, featuring black embroidery and coral beads, with innovations from designers like Carolyn Schnurer and Frances Sider. The trend includes gold lace and velvet fabrics, moderate coverage, and eye catching oriental accents while keeping practical water wear in mind.
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Wine Growers Association Formed by California Wineries
In San Francisco on November 17 a new federation named the Association of Chateau Wine Growers has been formed by representatives of nine California wineries. Charter members include Hallcrest Vineyards Felton Shangri La Vineyards Soledad Stony Hill Vineyards St Helena Ficklin Vineyards Madera Kew Vineyards Saratoga Buena Vista Vineyards Sonoma and others.
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Soledad
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Sonoma
Indochina Eyes Vietnam Minister to United States
Bao-Dai's new government in Indochina may soon send a minister to the United States. Officials say selection of a qualified envoy is delaying the move with France having authorized it and Washington favoring the shift of responsibility to Indochinese forces. Tran Van Kha hopes arrangements are made in a few days for a minister or ambassador. The U.S. already has a minister in Indochina, Donald Heath, accredited to Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The State Department foresees this diplomacy mirroring Indonesia in countering Communism with aid and arms.
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Second GI Insurance Dividend Will Barely Ripple Economy
An unnamed government economist estimates the second GI life insurance dividend at about 1 billion dollars, spread through 1951, with minimal impact on overall U S spending and durable goods purchases despite a larger past dividend. No official amount has been released by the Veterans Administration.
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Auditorium Begun in Mexico City for Rotary Meeting
The municipal government started construction of an auditorium in Mexico City capable of seating 13,000. Arturo Marin, director of public works, said completion is targeted for March 1952 to host the international Rotary Clubs meeting.
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