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Life, theater, and death

Ottilie Mohr, a free-spirited, rich American, hid several Jews in her villa in France during the Holocaust, including artist Charlotte Salomon. Although Salomon herself was murdered in Auschwitz, her paintings were saved. A large exhibit of her works, entitled Life or Theater, opened at Yad Vashem
Ayelet Negev

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Eight year old Valerie Paige spent the summer of 1939 in the French Riviera with her mother. One day, they happened to bump into their good friend Ottilie Mohr, a rich American who owned a villa in Villefranche.

“Mohr told my mother that war had broken out the day before and that it wasn't safe for children to remain in Europe," Paige recalled in a telephone interview from New York.

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First Marblehead shares fall on news of rival's deal with bank

Shares of student-loan services provider First Marblehead Corp. sank nearly 16 percent on Thursday after a Wall Street analyst reported a major client, Bank of America, was sending some of its business to a First Marblehead rival.

First Marblehead's shares fell $8.84 to close at $46.75 on the New York Stock Exchange, where the stock nevertheless remained near the upper end of its 52-week range of $20.89 to $58.26.

Matt Snowling, an analyst with Friedman Billings Ramsey, said in a research report Thursday that he confirmed that EduCap Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit, has been servicing Bank of America-branded private student loans since late May.

The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank continues to do business with First Marblehead for other loan products, and accounts for about 27 percent of the Boston-based company's loan servicing.

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