The Scholastic Board of Zurich (Switzerland) has sent a letter to the parents of girl pupils insisting on a limitation of tlie expenditure- lavished on clothing and jewellery for their Many girls, especially the daughters of now-rich tradesmen who made fortunes during the war, attend school in low-cut dresses of the latest Paris fashion, silk stockings, and expensive jewellery. Keen rivalry exists among the girls. Some of them even drive to school in their own motor * ( nrs. The bosp d denounces this -.lb of wealth as a scandal.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 7
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