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Clum

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(klŭm)
interj.1.Silence; hush.


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Paul Henry Clum, whose daughter Pamela Clum and widow, Jean Rominger, were presented with a Purple Heart award and seven other service medals that the solider didn't receive when he was alive.
And now John Clum steps to the podium and the crowd shifts uncomfortably in its seat as, perhaps having downed one too many vodka stingers, Clum launches into a rambling and familiar eulogy, succeeding mainly in demonstrating that he did not know the deceased so well as he had thought.
Clum in Something for the Boys, his fascinating new book on musical theater and gay culture.
 
 
 
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