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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...article on Milton Katims, Seattle Symphony Orchestra conductor: the enthusiasm of our educated, dedicated, 4,400 strong season ticket holders is the most important part of our symphony picture. One doesn't even hear a cough when our symphony plays its regular series. Truth, however, compels me to add that a few of the less musically initiated have perhaps been transported into a euphoric state by a gift of Katims' Koncert Kough Drops-available in the lobby of our concert hall before each performance. J. HANS LEHMANN, M.D. Member Seattle Symphony Board Seattle...
...same period last year). And although Evans must justify his expansionism to a federal court in the U.S., he has no antitrust worries in Europe. There he has already invested more than $5,000,000 so far this year in three plants for Crane. He expects to add others soon...
...Modern automobiles have a lowered silhouette with an acutely angled windshield, which greatly hampers entrance and exit," he wrote. "The smaller automobiles may add the additional problem of narrower doors and often depressed floors and offset control pedals. The enthusiast may tend to forget that he is using the muscles of the chest and shoulder girdle in a fashion to which he is not accustomed when he first acquires his new automobile.'' The hip and back symptoms are caused by the necessity of rotating the hip when entering or leaving a smaller car and "limitations in foot room...
...with which author and publisher can manufacture an almost certain bestseller, as well as for one of its few serious points, made when Dr. Chapman is denounced as the egocentric charlatan he is: "You speak of love in numbers. Human beings are hardly numbers at all. No numbers can add up devotion, tenderness, trust, pity, sacrifice, intimacy...
...cried Vogue, "the beauty aspect is changing from cosy-natural to smooth-as-sapphire." Harper's Bazaar personified it in a Golden Girl: "Blithe spirit, her skin the beige of beaches," dressed in "14-carat comfort, 14-carat chic." What was exciting them was the new effort to add elegance to the casual look of the American woman. Sportswear for milady has never been more abundant, more nearly priced for every pocketbook, more durable, or made more suitable for 24-hour wear. It also emphasizes the bare look, i.e., no sleeves, no back. All across the U.S. last week...