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IG ALOl-lA ~ rol0T many of \IS have "Anne's" understanding _ and loveof music"."Anne" is never happier limn when she is Hstcnmg to a fine concert or prac- tieing away ill Smith Hall. Out music is not all Her desk is lined with worth-while books, and underneath ,1 cloud of papers there is usually the inevitable typewriter. Long into the night you can often hearvAnne'e" typcwritervspccling" forth verses that few if any arc allowed to read. ~1931 pageJorty-eight
