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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...responsible eye practitioner recommends wearing them all night (it is best to give the cornea a rest), though some wearers occasionally forget to take them out at night, awake without discomfort...
...belongs to the tradition of such great Russian-Jewish violinists as Jascha Heifetz, Mischa Elman, Efrem Zimbalist, all of whom were, like Milstein, trained by the late great Leopold Auer. In the generation that has passed since Milstein first appeared on the U.S. musical scene, he has transformed himself without fanfare from a dazzling virtuoso to a mature master, not only of bravura composers such as Max Bruch and Sarasate, but of Brahms, Beethoven and Bach. Little interested in contemporary music ("I am not a pioneer; perhaps my taste is bad"), he has won a vast audience to his sensitive...
High Spirits! (The Four Lads; Columbia, mono and stereo). One of the nation's best vocal quartets swings with infectiously high spirits through a selection of familiar spirituals-Ring Them Chimin' Bells, Bound for Glory-giving each one a fresh sheen without sticky studio gloss...
...Priests and nuns may not buy or use cars without special permission-and even then may not travel in an automobile with only one member of the opposite sex, even members of the immediate family. Nuns at the wheel must adapt their habits to allow sufficient vision and freedom of movement for traffic safety. Nuns on begging missions must never go about singly, and neither nuns nor friars must beg in streets, public squares, bars, offices, hotels, private houses or sports arenas...
...Kintner, without warning, you have changed your rules," wrote Reeves. "In front-page news stories and in big, black, damaging headlines, your commission has accused a number of great American companies of deceptive and dishonest advertising. Stripped of legalistic verbiage, these crippling press indictments rest on flimsy ground indeed-mere subjective opinion that minor props and artifices have resulted in horrendous deceits. We used an artifice no more deceptive than the make-up you yourself, Mr. Kintner, will be asked to wear the next time you step before a TV lens...