Word: wolfs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...soul or something like that." But his music spoke for itself: there is hardly an orchestra in the West that has not played some of his seven symphonies or his eight concertos; his piano pieces are standards on recital programs, and his musical playlet, Peter and the Wolf, is a happy classic with U.S. children...
Died. Sergei Prokofiev, 61, Russia's foremost composer (The Love for Three Oranges, Peter and the Wolf); of a cerebral hemorrhage; in his country home outside Moscow (see Music...
Alfred C. Wolf '34, of the Department of the Interior, spoke on "Public Administration." He said public administration can be called "law in action, policy in practice." He added that it involves the interplay of all the social sciences...
Henry M. Willard, Chief, qualifications section, U.S. Civil Service, will speak on "The Civil Service." Alfred C. Wolf '34, Director, Program Staff, U.S. Department of the Interior, will talk on "Public Administration...
...time with "my mistress, sugar," he has fitted out a penthouse over his office. Even when he travels, as he often does, to Europe, the U.S. and South America, Lobo deals in sugar day & night by international telephone. "This business needs me," he says. His name in Spanish means "wolf"-"lone wolf," he explains with relish. Evenings, he says, when the last of the day's 500 cables have been answered, "I like to walk alone from my office to the harbor. There I can sit on the edge of a pier, gaze at the lapping waves, and think...