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Picasso was a collector of people as well as things. He constantly visited Françoise predecessor, Dora Maar, who responded by conventionally snubbing Françe when they met. It did not bother him a bit that his first wife, Olga, trailed Françe around the streets. He even kept an entire apartment in Paris, where he had lived with Olga, intact. His suits were still there, moth-eaten to the seams; paintings were slathered with inches of dust. But Pi casso regarded it as a kind of album of his first marriage. Taken to see it, Fran...
...stated that Johnson wants to feel himself beloved by everybody. I have written letters to his office twice and his staff did not even bother to answer. Apparently he does not care whether I love...
GUIDANCE from the editors has already gone out to our correspondents on what and how they are to report on election night. One bit of counsel to them that may seem strange: in most cases don't bother to tell us who's winning where. We expect to get that information on all major races from the press-service copy and other general sources. TIME correspondents will concentrate on adding depth and breadth to the general reporting-why the results took the various turns they did, how they were taken by politicians and people, what they mean...
Harbinger of Death. Burton's tale is about a Christmas in his village in Wales. It is written in the first person and is so faithfully autobiographical that he does not even bother to change his own name. On this Christmas Eve, old Mad Dan, "the local agnostic," has deliberately kept his little nephew Richard out with a group of miners until the hour is so late that the boy grows suspicious...
...only conceivable threat to the Crimson is Princeton, a balanced squad of so-so runners who have managed four wins in seven meets thus far this year. Yale won't bother McCurdy's boys: the Elis are so bad that they lost to Dartmouth, a team the Crimson massacred...