Word: pellegrini
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...considered worth knowing, and he loves to talk about it. Having finally arrived at what he lightly calls the "Halfway House" of life, John thought it was time to get his memories in print. Next week his book will be on sale in U.S. shops. Chiaroscuro: Fragments of Autobiography (Pellegrini & Cudahy: $5) is indeed one of the most fragmentary autobiographies ever written. But the fragments he has gathered up sometimes turn out to be semiprecious nuggets...
Anthony L. Pellegrini, '43, Resident Tutor of the Center, and his wife, who acts as secretary, actually integrate the Center's activities. They have been at the Center since last August. Pellegrini, a teaching fellow in Italian, went into the Army in 1943, when he graduated from Harvard. As he already knew French and Italian, the Army taught him German, and sent him into France, Germany, and Czechoslovakia as an interpretor. After a subsequent stay in Japan, Pellegrini returned to Harvard...
...first floor of the center contains a clum meeting room, a dining room, and Mrs. Pellegrini's office, all furnished with pieces donated by or on permanent loan from members of the Faculty, the Fogg Museum, and various friends...
...WEAKLING and THE ENEMY (219 pp.)-Francois Mauriac-Pellegrini & Cudahy...
...years, John Gerard, S.J., lived an exacting double life, ministering in secret to England's scattered and persecuted Roman Catholics. Last week a modern English Jesuit, Father Philip Caraman, published in the U.S. a new English translation, of Gerard's Latin autobiography (Autobiography of a Hunted Priest; Pellegrini & Cudahy, $3.50) - the plainly written account of a spiritual mission as thrilling as a modern spy story...