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The world's No. i admirer of the music of English Composer Frederick Delius (1862-1934) is crusty Sir Thomas Beecham, founder of a society in Delius' honor, conductor of most of the available recordings of the composer. He once (in 1934) called the career of Delius "the...
As sickly in mien as he is diffident in manner, Baudouin as a child never had much fun until the Princess de Réthy became his maman. She was young* and frolicsome, with what one admirer called "the complexion of a rose and the shape of Venus." Baudouin adored...
Call Foul. Stevenson's old admirer, New York Times Correspondent James Reston, had liked Stevenson's speeches better than Ike's during the campaign. But, while reminding the Administration of its duty to keep the opposition informed, Reston did not hesitate to call foul on parts of...
I am an ardent admirer of President and Mrs. Eisenhower, but I'm afraid the publicity in TIME, Feb. 2 about the poor type of breakfast they eat* will set good nutrition back 25 years . . .
In 1949 a handsome Hindu named Narayan Acharya left a wife, a five-year-old child and a promising political career, to follow "an inner urge to do penance and bring peace to the world." Wandering through the Himalayas, he practiced the mystic arts of yoga, learned to do without...