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...kin to the German romanticist Robert Schumann, Juilliard's new president is New York-born, taught music for ten years at Sarah Lawrence College. Since 1938, when Serge Koussevitzky's Boston Symphony Orchestra played Schuman's Second Symphony, he has been one of the most consistently performed of contemporary composers. His most popular scores: the American Festival Overture, Fourth Symphony. Schuman still composes for three hours a day in the basement of his home before he goes off to school at noon...
Another statistician, Metropolitan Life Insurance's Paris R. Eastman (no kin to Nicholas J.), was sure which is the best month. Said he in last week's American Journal of Public Health: ". . . August babies have the best chance of surviving to their first birthday...
...Some Churchillian epithets: "Whipped jackal . . . tattered lackey . . . merest utensil . . . Italian flop." * No kin to the fame Strong Boy of Boston
...Kith & Kin...
...confused with "Whispering" Jack Smith (no kin), husky-voiced radio headliner of the early...