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...Harold Fowler McCormick, International Harvester . . . S.C.D...
...Fowler and I love and understand each other, but we are not lovers. Do you think I could have been able to leave him if we were lovers? . . . I owe a great deal to Fowler. He is the man who taught me to fight, who sent me first to Zurich [to seek, like his mother, the help of psychoanalysts], when my life was smashed like broken crockery...
...Fowler ever offered marriage to me? Of course not. We have been too good friends for that. And five years from now wouldn't it be ridiculous for a woman of 50 (and I am not imperishable, you know!) to be the wife of a young...
What gave the story its clear and happy atmosphere of romance was the engaging personality of the Groom. "Yes," he smiled, "I proposed by telephone last summer." All kinds of people have entered Fowler McCormick's heterogeneous life and he remains a romantic. When very young he intimately associated with the folk in his father's and mother's Chicago Civic Opera Company (now Samuel Insull's). He left Groton School to drive an ambulance in France. Returned to the U. S., he was popular at Princeton. Encouraged by Mrs. Stillman, he went to Milwaukee...
...Vice president in charge of opera" is the title of the company's newest executive, oldtime Basso Herbert Witherspoon, 57, appointed personally last week by the company's potent President Samuel Insull. Clearly indicated was a trend away from "impresarioism" and temperament. In 1916 Harold Fowler McCormick, then president, appointed Herbert Morris Johnson as business manager. Yet despite his vigilance there followed such disastrous seasons as that of 1921-22 when, with Mary Garden as general director, the company performed brilliantly but turned in a whopping deficit. Maestro Polacco is an alien. Said Samuel Insull last week: "What...