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Last week, to nobody's surprise, Editor Fritchey quit his hot spot. But to the amazement of many a Washington newsman, Fritchey hopped on to a still hotter spot. He became the $11,200-a-year head of public information for the Department of Defense, a job that has gone begging for ten months...
...singers did their best to make up for all that. For U.S.-trained Astrid Varnay, The Dutchman was a chance to prove again that she really belongs at the top, and opulent-voiced Soprano Varnay (as Senta) proved it. For German Baritone Hans Hotter, 41 (the Dutchman), it was a brilliant debut. A onetime choir director with a big, barreling but expressive voice, huge (6 ft. 4, 223 Ibs.), handsome Baritone Hotter filled the stage, both vocally and visually...
That was putting it mildly. For Gugel, spring was best symbolized by an elephant and some trumpets. "Spring is quiet," he says, as if to make everything clear. Summer is, of course, hotter; Gugel captured it in a high-heeled shoe of a curious sort. The heel of the shoe was formed by a half-naked girl, and the toe by a half-draped man on his knees before her. For fall, Gugel painted an "invisible" deer-outlined by flying spears topped off with a pair of antlers. Winter was a little man made of bark and a shoe made...
...cold war, even if it becomes much "hotter," is unlikely to weaken seriously such a dynamic and progressive economy as that of the United States, most of the economists point out in their comments, emphasizing America's high levels of output and national income...
...political repercussions were even hotter. Acting Mayor Vincent Impellitteri-who moved into City Hall when Mayor William O'Dwyer prudently went off to be Ambassador to Mexico-was obviously praying that the scandal would help him get elected for good in November. The appointment of Murphy was a feather in his cap. But he had plenty of competition...