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...current issue carries such big news for antiques lovers as the discovery of the first authenticated life portrait of Revolutionary Tom Paine. The most popular feature in the magazine is "Living with Antiques," compiled by blonde, 42-year-old Editor Winchester, who lives with some antiques herself in her bachelor-girl Manhattan apartment...
...That Nationalistic. "Ruda," a serious but sociable bachelor, is now on his way to becoming a U.S. citizen. He played at the Prague Music Festival in 1946; but since then the Communist government of Czechoslovakia has ousted him from the syndicate of Czech composers and he has not been back. One reason the Communists regard him coldly is his close tie with the Masaryk family: the late President Thomas Masaryk was young Ruda's friend and musical godfather...
...Richardson of Fort Worth. Probably the richest man in oil reserves, Richardson is a fiftyish bachelor who lives in the skyscraper Fort Worth Club, with a fine collection of Remington and Russell paintings of the Old West. A barrel-bodied man with sandy hair and a quizzical smile, Richardson drilled many a dry hole, for years lived on credit in a cheap hotel and ate on credit at a drugstore before he hit it rich in 1935. He owns a 30,000-acre island in the Gulf...
...studies. Gus Klausner was having to start his education all over again. Anti-Semitic pogroms had driven him and his wife Anna to the U.S. from Vilna, in White Russia only three years before. Working in St. Louis' garment industry in the daytime, Gus earned a bachelor's degree in night school, then a master's, ended by teaching night classes himself. In 1920 he quit his clothing-store job to teach at Roman Catholic St. Louis University full time...
...stipends offered in these instances are open to students who hold bachelor degrees from American colleges or universities or who are graduates of professional schools of recognized standing...