This in the New York Times today (sorry, can’t find an online link):
Dear Diary:
On a trip to the post office in early December, I asked the clerk, a young Asian woman with a fairly heavy accent, what she had other than holiday stamps. She replied that she had flags, John Wayne and Mozart.
Surprised but delighted, I asked for two sheets of Mozart and paid my bill. She slipped the stamps into an envelope and slid them to my side of the window.
On my way out, I decided to see if I could discern why the United States Postal Service had decided to honor the Austrian composer with a stamp.
A peek in the envelope revealed that I had purchased two sheets of stamps dedicated to Moss Hart.
Susan Moore
