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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
PARA LARRY

Observe, a traves de SUI carta,
que ash como hay muchas mule
res que Green que tod0s los hOm-
bres son indeseables, hay hon.
bres listed es unO de ellos-
que sup0nen que todas las mu-
jeres son unas cOquetas despre-
cables. Tanto unos como OtrOs
estan en- un error. Lo que 0curre
es que listed no ha tenid0 la suer-
tie de dar con la muchacha que
merece reaImente ser su esposa,
o bien que listed Sc conf0rma con
e un muchacho honrado y cree,
que en- virtud' de esa honradez,
las mujeres van a Oirle entusias-
madas. La h0nradez no basta. Els
necesariO tambien que sea sim.
patic0, que Sc vista con guStO,
que sepa entretener a las mucha.
chas, que sea decidi6O y un POGO
cOnquistador. Sc pasan la vida
las mujeres quejand0se de los
donjuanes, perO la verdad es que
NADIA les m0Iesta tant0 como un
hOmbre timido e insuls0. BuenO
es ser bueno; pero hay ademas
que rednir oIras varlas cualida-
des. Quizas no pens6 listed nun
ca en- este. Repase SUI manera de
actuar, de tratar con las mucha-
-(Pasa a la pag. q
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

En- la Iglesia de Cristo Rey de
la ciudad de Panama c~ontraje-
ron matrimonio recientemente la
bella senorita de origen nicara-
giiense. Clarisa ROsales, y ell
agreeable caballero norteameri-
cano, Sr. John c. Wallace, alto
emplea 10 de la Zpna del Canal
de Panama, y persona de rele-
vantes meritos.
La sehorita Rosales reside en-
la ciudad de Panama desde hace
algunos amos en- union de SUI
distinguish familia. La familia
Rosales ha encontrado ALI mag
mica acogida pOr sus virtudes y
por ! amabilidsd que las carac-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

cumpleohos
Aunque algo tarde nos compla-
ce enviar ~nuestras mas calidas fe-
l~icitaciones a la preciosa ninita
Ileana de las Mercedes Alvarez,
algeria del hogar tornado por la
til pareja Guiana, senior Santiago
Alvarez v sonora, Olga Lopez de
Alvarez, con motive de la grata
celebration del primer %aniversa-
rio de su nacimiento en- Ell dia de
aver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
Cumpleonos

Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil dana sonora Eliza
beth La Gale de Knowles, esposa
del senior Addington Knowles, mo
two por el cual nos es grato en-
viarle un cordial saludo y nues-
tros deseos de que disfrute de mu-
chos amos mas de e~xistencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
Bodds de MuseIino

En- ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Museli-
ma, tres amos de venturosa union
conyugal. ell senior don Frank Mees
Y sehora Liliana BaIseiro de Mees.
Vayan para ellos nuestras since
ras fellcitaciones y votos porque
gocen de largos y venturosos amos
de union matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

gencias sociales, razones econo-
micas, etc ACADIA siempre por
reintegrarse a su hogan y, enton-
ces, zen que situacion queda la
que trato pero no pudo apode-
rarse de Ell? Por tales razones, es
imperative que abandone a csc
hombre por mucho que 10 quie-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
cineo AEos

En- Ell de aver celebr6 Ell quinto
aniversaelo de su dichosa existen-
cha la graciosa nihita Marta Ro.
drfguez, hija del sefor Candida Ro.
drigucz y sonora. Mercy Artola de
Rodriguez, motive por Ell cual nos
es grato enviarle nuestras carino-
sas felicitaciones y deseos de que
goce de muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

Vayan nuestras sinceras felici-
taciones para ell apreciado caballe.
70 senior Guillermo E. Hernandez,
quien celebra hoy su cumpleahos,
y aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida
SIS
Cumple hoy sus ocho amos de
edad Ell simpatico nino Miguel An.
tonic PrGenZa, hijo de la gentil pa.
reja Guiana tornado por Ell senior
Antonio PrOenza y senora, Mi.
rella Garcia de PrOenza.
Vayan para Ell nuestras cariho-
sas felicitaciones y deseos de que
disfrute de una prospera y prolon.
gada existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia de
hoy, srata fecha del aniversario de
su natal'cio, para Ell estinado ca
ballero senior Francisco Rivera
Gonzalez y nuestros votos por gu
ventura personal
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

terra, y que las hace disfrutar
de muchas amislades.
Fueron padrinos de la elegan-
tie ooda los senores don Mariana
BarretO Portocarrero y la madre
de Clarisa, dona Victoria vida. de
RosaIes; don Ricardo Arrange Y
selora, oon Guillermo Mendez Y
sonora; don Marcos Robes y se-.
nora; DR.. Manfredo Engle Y Sc
nora; DIN Enrique de Obarrio Y
sonora, DR.. Frank r. Raymond
y sonora, don Alfredo r. Rowley
y sonora, don Francisco Bravo
y sonora DR.. jesus Molina y Sc
nora; Lie. Ricardo Vallarino
CHAR y sonora; don Richard
Bruins y dona Emperatriz Robes;
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALetondro
e. POEMA De HOY
MI LUNA De PUERTO RICO

Mi luna de Puerto Rico:
para escribir dame ell tenue
calor de tus rayos finos:
que solo ash Sc lie puede
cantar a mi Madre Isla
sin laStimarle las Sienes.
(Recuerda que es pequenita
como una piedra preciosa
la mi flor de las Antillas)
Sc lie We, de costa a costa,
toda jardin transparente
y ternura de paloma.
Sc la mira, va Sc quiere;
Sc lie quiere, y va Sc quedan
en- ell corazon sus mieles
y en- la mirada SUI soda
de jazmin y de hojaS verdes.
FL Nino Jesus la lleva
de la mano en- SUI canine
que nunca mancho la guerra.
Cordero de paz blanquisimo
en- su escudo de paz sue1a.
Puerto Rico, tn destino
es bendicion de alma amiga.
Que nadie quiebre tn pecho,
que nadie apague en- cenizas
la claridad de tn sueno;
que nadie enturbie tn limpio
manantial de aqua distinta,
copa de fondo tranquilo.
Dame, luna, la infinita
delgadez de tus cristales
por hablar solo a mi Isla
con voces hechaS del aire.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
LA ETERNA

Querida Amaranta: 'Siendo ex.
tremadamente joven me case
con un hombre a quien nunca
quise. Era muy mujeriego y AGA
be por divorciarme. Algun item.
pc despues, vine a este pals, don
de conoci a un hombre como de
80 amos, Dastante mayor que 20.
Nos ad0ramos mutuamente des.
de Ell primer instante. I'm dia
sin embargo, me confes6 que es.
taba casadO y que era padre de
un hij0. Asegura que Ell y su es-
posa Sc nevan muy NAL, pero
no Sc hasta que punto es este
cierto. Ante esta situaci6n 5que
debo haeer?
Lupita
Esas relaciones con un HON.
bre casado no pueden If a parar
sino a un "affaire" del que sal
dria listed muy NAL parada. Ell
hombre casado que Sc dirige a
una muchacha Sc avergIienza an
tie ST mismo y trata de disculpar-
Sc pretextando que no Sc lleva
bien con su esposa. FL noventa
por ciento de las veces es metira
y en- algunas o~casiones es verdad.
De cualquier forma, toda mujer
decente debe trazarse una nor
ma. no tratar iamas con hon.
bres casados. 81 son viudos O
divorciados la cosa Gambia. Pc
70, I'm hombre casado, mientras
10 este, pertenece a SUI esposa y
la que Sc entromete realiza un
acto de usurpacion. Aparte de
ESQ, en- la mayoria de los casos,
Ell espUso va sea por amor, ext.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
De visito

Saludamos atentamente al estl-
mado caballero venezolano senior
DR.. Mansour Rassi quien lego en-
dias pasados de Caracas, Venezue-
Ia, por la via aerea, a pasar unoS
dias en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

DR.. Rolando Garcia MaritanO '
senofita Aida Cajias; don Gusta.
yo Trius y dona Nena Rsbago;
don Max Pena y senorita Maria
Victoria Rosales; don Wilfredo
Acosta y dona Della M. Rosales.
La DANA de honor de la novia
fue SUI hermana, la seforita Mar.
da Rosales, quien fue aeompaha-
da del caballero Howell Fuller,
amigo intimo del ST.. Wallace.
Diario Las Americas enyfa has
ia Panama sus mas cordiales fe-
licitaciones a la feliz pareja, de-
seandoles TODD genera de dicha
para Ell hogan que han tornado
bajo los magnificos auspicios del
amor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
De B~orronquilIa


Despedide
Despues de haber disfrutado de
una corta temporada de recreo en-
Miami, r~egresara a Panama mana,
ma por la via aerea la distinguish
dana doha Hilda Vallarino de Mer.
Ger.
La despedimos cordialmente, de-
seandole una feliz travesfa v I'm
pronto regreso por estos lares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
De coraeas

Por la via aerea lego de Cara
cas-, Venezuela en- dias pasados, a
pasar una corta temporada de re-
creo entire nosotros, la sonora
Carmen de Herrera, a quien nos
complace presentar I'm cordial sa-
Judo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
Bodus de PopeI
Distineuido Visitonte

I'm atento saludo para Ell DR..
Jose A. Mora, S~ecretario General
de la OEA y ex Embajador de la
Republica del Uruguay ante ell 60.
bierno de los EE UU., y su gentil
esposa, dofa Susana de Mora, quie
mes Sc encuentran en- Miami con
motive de la reunion Annual de la
Camara de Concrete de las Anne.
ricas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
De POnumd

Saludamos cordialmente a la
gentil senorita Irene Arosemena
Neiimann quien lego de Panama
por la via aerea a gozar de una
temporada de recreo en- Miami
Beach.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

TSentimental
POI. Amaranta

Dinanse las consuItas q BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, P G. Box $685.
International Airport, Miami a. Fla. Ragamos a los lectores o iectors
Cue trmen sus carMs cor Vi pseud6nimo Q iniciaes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

En- viaJe relacIonado con sus
n~egocios Sc halla en- esta ciudad
desde hace algunes dias Ell senior
don Victor Inchausti, a quien pre-
sentamos I'm cordial saludo
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
De Nieoroeuo

Nos eomplace presentar I'm cor
dial saludo al distinguish caballe-
70 DR.. Gabriel Horvilleur quien
lego en- dias pasados de Managua,
Nicaragua, con ell objeto de asistir
a la Reunion Annual de la Camara
de Concrete de las Americas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

tSS
Celebra hoy ell tercer aniversario
de su despreocupada e~xistencia
ell gracluso nino Rafael A. Sacare.
lilo, algeria del hogar tornado por
Ell senior Rafael SacarelIo y sefo-
ra, Ivettc de S~acarellO, miembros
apreclados de nuestra colonia his
panoamsricana
Nos complace enviarle un saludo
muy especial y nuestros deseos de
que goce de muchos amos mas de
vida
De PdnamA
POI ia via aerea y procedente de
Panama. lego a Miami en- dias
pasados con ell objeto de asistir a
la Reunion Anua, de la Camara de
Concrete de las Americas ell apre-
ciado capallero senior don Juan
PalOmeras, Presidents de la Cana
ra de Concrete de Colon.
LIE pesentamos un atento saludo
y lie deseamos una grata estadia
en- esta cludad.
Bodos de PopeI
En- Ell dia de hoy celebran la gra.
ia OCCASION de Sus Bodas de Papel,
primer anlversario de matrimonio,
ell senior William N. Hayes y seno-
ra a geatil dana Guiana, Ena, AL.
varez de Hayes, a quienes nos es
grato enyiar nuestras mas caras fe-
~licitaciones y votos por su bienes-
tar personal.
De BorFonquilla
Saludamos de manera muy cor
dial al estimado caballero senior
don Carlos Alberto Osorio, Presi-
dente de la Camara de Concrete
de Barranquilla, quien Sc encuen-
ira en- Miami con motive de la cele.
bracion de la Reunion Annual de la
Camara de Concrete de las Ameri-
cas-.
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comido Informal

Condo Informal
Ell senior Roberto Gomez Rami-
reg y sonora, Hilda Rovira de Go.
mez, ofrecieron una comida infor-
NAL en- SUI Residential de Coral Ca
bles en- noches pasadas para feste-
jar a I'm selecto grupo de sus amis-
tades.
BodCs de PopeI
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy cordial
al senior Emanuel N. Comas Y Sc
nora, la gentil dana puertorrique.
ma, Aida Torret de Comas, quienes
celebran "a grata OCCASION de sus
Bodas de Papel, primer aniversa.
rio de bodas.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08

Settling in Kodiak, he continued to make his livelihood from the sea until 1041 when ne was em. ployed by the Army as a ship wright in Harbor Graft. Tn 1945 he was employed at the Naval Station in the same capacity, in the Ship Repair Unit, retiring in 1854.
 Ole Olsen was member of the Elk'S Lodge here, and a member of the Carpenters, Longshoremens and FiShermens Unions.
 The deceased IS survived by his wife Laura, his five daughters, Marie Chandler, Myrtle Jensen, Laura Belle Johnson, Martha Ran dolph, and Lila Olsen, together with nine grandchildren, all of Kodiak.
 Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Marie Thorsen and Mrs. Petrina Jensen, both of Fredrick- stad, Norway.
 Funeral services will be held at the Elks Lodge at 200 pm. today, followed by interment in the Rus sian cemetary.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
IS Horror Roll

Honor Roll students in the Kodiak high school were announc- Cd as follows:
 Seniors: Virginia Carr, 3.83; Joyce Torgramsen, 3.67; Caroline Reft, 3.63; Charles Johnson, 3-46; Mike Greeley, 3.42; Norma Booth, 3.34; Rebecca Booth, 3.25; Earl Deitzler, 3.14; James Beatty, 3.O8; Opal Greene, 3O3; Jack Johnson, 3.O3; Jerry Johnson, 3.O3; Lila Olsen, 3.02.
 Juniors; Janet Zieba, 400; Jill Aoheson, 3,47;; Dick Frost, 3.38; sharon Van Buren, 3.36; Nancy Jennings, 3.10;. Arnie McKechnie, 3.O2.. s.s'
 Sophomores: Wayne Kraft, 3.32; Milton Souter, a,52; Adolph Jack inski, 3.3l; Pat Littlejohn, BOP.
 Freshmen Jdanne Taylor, 3.82; Charles Touchstone, SAP; Richard Garrett, 3.39; Courtney Starbird, 323; Lynne Pearson, 3.17; Barbara Saylor, 3.22; Christina Early, 3.22; Peggy Heglin, 31O
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08

globe. A veteran Of Cape Horn passages, he arrived in the United States in 1903 as sailor aboard the bark Ruth" and landed at Savannah, Georgia. After codfish- ing out of Boston in the old Glouster Schooners, he came west in 1912 and fished with the halibut fleet out of Seattle. In 1919, he arrived in Kodiak as engineer on the survey vessel Elder
 In 1923 he met and married Laura M. Larsen, daughter of the late Antone Larsen well-known early settler here.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
Heath Comes 10 0Ie Edward Olsen

Dles Edward Olsen; we'll known resident of Kodiak for the past forty years, passed away last Tues day due. to heart condition, at inc age Of 73.
 Ole Olsen was born December zl. 1885, at Fredrickstad. Norway. When only fourteen years of age, he began life of seafaring that 'gC0k him 10 all corners of the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
Paralysis Drive Nets Almost 5000

Total receipts in the March of Dimes campaign recently complet- ed amounted to $99934, according to Archie Zehe, who conducted the campaign for the Elks Lodge, sponsoring organization
 Net amount resulting from the drive after expenses was S985. 5.84. This amount has been forwarded to the Alaska Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. which is located in Anchorage.
 All those who assisted US in the campaign Archie Zehe stat ed, fare to be commended for the spirit they displayed during the drive to make it success"
 Local teenagers alone collected $470.0O. Those taking part in the drive were Faye Luque, Sandi Koenig, Carolyn Selig, Shirley Ferrigno, Margeruite Forester, Rhoda Copeland, May Valley, Sara Sue Hasbrouck and Chickie Zehe. ar.s
 Certificates of Appreciation were given to the above, as well as to Ben Kraft, Mecca Lounge,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08

Montmartre Inn. BPOE No. 1772, Kodiak Mirror, Bank of Kodiak, Grandmothers Club, AFRS-TV Station. OrpheuIn Theatre, Don nelley and Acheson and the Town Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
KODIAK MIRROR

Association, and will be used sole " for work in Alaska
 Gov. Stepovich has proclaimed March 6 to Easter Sunday, as Easter Seal sC CardpaignsM0nth 9F
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
El7Tr. \ ACcA Campaign Now In Progress

March 6 began the annual Easter Seal Campaign in the territory. Proceeds from the drive will go to the Alaska Crippled Children's
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
WCTU TO MEET MARCH II

The Kodiak WCTU will hold it's regular meeting at the Rochier's home Tuesday evening, March II at 7:3O pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08

Buy your Girl Scouts Tag today and help the girls with their pro- gram.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-08
WoDLINeER w BERTs
 DRUG STORES

When you have a family there are few things necessary such as: vaporizers First aid needs - Fever thermometer - and we'll stocked medicine cabinet
 May we serve you? Don't miss seeing "AIexander the Great" at the 0rpheum Theatre next Saturday, March IS.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Welfare Board
 Must Face Critical Juvenile Problem

JUNEAU - The Board of Pub lie Welfare will meet here Jan 30 and 31 and Feb. l with Dir ector Henry A. Harmon. The pre- sent board consists of Msgr. C.. Edgar Gallant, chairman, from Skagway representing the First Division, Mrs. Omie Mccarthy of Nome representing the Second Division, and Mrs. Evelyn Mel vile of College representing the Fourth Division.
 No replacement has been made for Howard May, board member from the Third Division, who re- signed.
 One of the most critical prob lems facing the board is the shortage of funds in the Juvenile Code program. The projected de- ficit in this program shows that drastic reductions will have to be made on the already inadequate payments made to foster homes and institutions for child care. The department is concerned as to the effect this will have on services to children who have been found to be dependent and neglected by the courts in Alaska.
 Proposed legislation to be pre- sented to the 1859 Legislature will also be discussed at this meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
THE WORKMEN WHO NEVER SHOWED UP

Hae you ever figured out just what the federal government costs and related the cost of taxa ton to other costs you must bear?
 Publisher Guy T. Ludi of the Wahoo Newspaper, Wahoo, Neb, has done just that. His paper is small business with circulation of about 4,500 Last year, he finds the federal government took $653 per hour for every hour the plant in operation As he puts it, that equal to the pay of three skilled workmen -"three skilled workmen that showed up for work
 Then MT. Ludi did some more calculating His fed era taxes to $260 in cash each week, and amounted to nine cents out of every dollar taken n whether or not profit made the transaction. And those taxes took enough money out of the plant to pay for any of the following heat for 22 years postage for years electric lights for 32 years water for 103 years electric power for years electric heat for the typesetting machines for P years telephone for 21 years, and insurance for 15 years.
 That, Mr. Ludi goes on, brings up the big ques- tion " what going to do about it?" Here's his answer We don't know We know that spending by government is too high that taxes too high and going higher Actually would propose that taxconscious people everywhere seriously consider the problem before the next primary election At that time something be done if everyone will crack down on the spenders in Washington"
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Nation Stronger Now Militarily Than When He Took Office, President Tells Republican Campaign Kickoff Rally

five years ago.
 Eisenhower again pledged eff fective modernization of the de- fense set-up to deal more ade- quately with the Russian threat in the future.
 He told applauding party faith full that in the modernization pro- gram T intend to participate per sonally until the job is done"
 The President, with Mrs. Eisen- hover at his side, spoke for Is minutes before about 5000 en- thusiastic diners at Chicago's In ternational Amphitheater at the start of his sixth year as chief executive.
 His talk-carried by TV and radio to more than 40 other party fund-raising dinners around the country " kicked off the 1858 drive to capture control of Con- gress from the Democrats.
 Near the outset of his address the President said the Republi- cans first objective " security and a just peace-is not a parti- san or political matter. Then he added:
 Americans must never and will never let the issue of secur- ity and peace become a pawn in anyone's political chess game"
 Some Democrats - and some Republicans have contended US. security is being imperiled in this dawning space era.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
WHAT. NO RADAR?

FRESNO, Calf, R-Lost in a fog?-Be resourceful!
 The Fresno County sheriff's of flee last night received a tele- phone call from a man who told It. Kenneth Larson he was in a telephone booth Somewhere around Fresno"
 Larson traced the phone num- Der to a suburban area and told the man to stay there.
 A few minutes later a squad car arrived to pilot the lost driver until they reached a down town area with which he was familiar. He thanked the officers and went on his way.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
By MARVIN L. ARRoWsMITH

CHICAGO, R - President Ei- senhower says America is strong miitarily land will grow ever stronger"-and national security must be barred as a political issue in this years congressional cleo ton campaigns.
 The President also told Re publican $1G0-a-plate dinner rally and a nationwide television-radio audience Monday night United States defense is markedly stronger than when he took office
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
AND HE WAS so RIGHT

LA BANDA, Argentina, A - Lorenzo Bsnegas at 73 decided he did not have long to live. He bought a cemetery lot.
 He set about digging his own grave yesterday. While he was shoveling the dirt sudden cleo tric storm came up. A lightning bolt killed Benegas and injured two children walking near by.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
INEVITABLE

PARIS, R-The upward march of prices in France hit collins today. The government approved a 15 per cent increase on all models to match recent increases in raw materials and salaries.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Collects Damages After Being Hit By Cannon Sho:

LONDON, R-Mrs. Joan Rus sell won 1,OOO-pound ($2,SOO damage settlement for injuries suffered when she was shot by the starting gun at yacht race.
 The woman was hit in the leg by a wad of paper used to ram the powder into the small cannon which signaled the start.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22

New Stack Heaters at cavota's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Pier Angel should considerably brighten the
Washington scene when she arrives in Wash
ington tomorrow in connection with publicity
chores for Merry Andrew" And the picture,
with Danny Kaye in the title role, should
do the same when it arrives at the Capitol
Theater in the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
'OkIohomo!' Still Has
Captivating Chorm

to date in Kansas City. Jud
is still scowling in his smoke
house and Aunt Eller con-
tinues rocking blissfully in
her big chair. "Oklahoma!"
remains the masterpiece that
it was when it thrilled Broad
way in March of 1943 and
then stayed around for five
consecutive years.
The revolutionary dance
patterns created by Agnes De
Mile in the unforgettable
first production have been
expertly restaged by Gemze
De Lappe. who also appears
in the dream sequence. Miss
De Lappe has been dancing
since her Virginia childhood
and is quite as irresistible at
City Center as she was when
skipping about the stage of
the Shubert In Paint Your
Wagon"
Mood h Sunny
Herbert Banke il q winning
Curly, the role that was Gre
ated by Alfred Drake. Lois
O'Brien is charming as Laurey
and she sings beautifully.
Helen Gallagher gets away
nicely with the part Of Ado
Annie, first played by Celeste
Holm. Harvey Lembeck is a
lusty and gusty peddler and
Douglas Fletcher Rodgers is
properly menacing as Jud.
Surely this Jud Is one Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
BY WARD MOREHOUSE
North American Newspaper Alliance


NEW YORK.-I'v& seen
"Oklahomal" in many parts
Of the world since its historic
opening in New York is years
ago. I've covered 1t Just about
everywhere except in Tahiti.
and have reported on it from
Chicago and San Francisco.
Detroit and Honolulu, Lon
don and Melbourne. And
when ! reached the challeng-
ing city of johannesburg,
Union Of South Africa, in
1948, there it was playing
just across the street.
I caught up with it again
lin the current presentation
at City Center. The COM
pany assembled by Jean
Dalrymple is the best that
she has put together in the
current revival season and
certainly one that will de-
light Richard Rodgers and
Oscar Hammerstein I'd If
they turn up in Fifty nth
street. And I'm sure that
they will.
A Masterpiece Still
The score and the lyrics
are just as captivating as
they always were. Curly is
still chanting about his fancy
rig with the fringe on the
top and Will Parker is still
reporting that everything's up