he wrote a memoir of his experiences at harvard, "you can always tell a harvard man" (mcgraw hill, 1965). he worked on a freighter on the american export business lines and riverboats, served as vice president at a dubuque clothing manufacturer which had been bought by his great-grandfather (who worked his way from the bottom to the top of the company). he lived for several years and raised his children in rowayton, connecticut. a member of the lambs (1956).