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DEDICATION Urbane and cultivated, our captain is a man to admire. We pugnacious crew members who hurl salty curses at each other when our tempers become aroused can find in him a model of even-tempered gentility and quiet understanding. He is the ship's officer who is famous for his record of never having yelled an order to a subordinate, no matter how serious the infraction. No doughty sea man whose interests end with talk of topsails and jibs is he; his cabin—stacked with the best art books, classical records, oddities and souvenirs from his land travels—reflects the scope of his tastes. Tucked away neatly near his bunk is a complete set of twenty-four records of the opera Don Giovanni, and close to it is his collection of oddities ranging from drawer pulls to old toys. With special coaxing, he may show an interested crew member specimens of his professional work. With luck, he may take out the official tablecloths he designed for the San Francisco and New York World's Fair or the one with historical slogans which graced the table at Governor Lehman's party in the Executive mansion at Albany. Reaching home port, he rushes down the gangplank to the nearest theatre to see Nazimova or the American Ballet in its latest offering or to meet one of his many artist friends. When Broadway's lights have become too dazzling, he drives his streamlined roadster to Massachusetts to spend leisurely days at the farmhouse that was once a Revolutionary inn. Touring the countryside for antiques and tearing down barns are his particular passions. After long healthful days in the good New England air, he finds his fireplace chair a pleasant place to sit as he works on the art textbook he is writing. And so with this gallant man in charge, we can truly say No wind that blew dismayed her crew, or troubled the Captain's mind. DEDICATION TO
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