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take over Pat Suzuki's role in
Flower Drum Song" for one
week.
THE DECOR: Oliver Messell,
the designer-artist whose one
man show is at the Sagittarius
Gallery, once designed a Lon
don apartment. He mentioned
having difficulties with the
tenant who commissioned him
to do the job. A friend asked
Messel: why? Did he want
you to use cheesecloth wherever
you. wanted to use brocadep"
|. NO." replied Messel. ut
was much worse than that. He
wanted me to use brocade
wherever I wanted to use
cheesecloth."
THE MOVIE WORK: Carl
Reiner, star of many Of Sid
Caesars TV shows, is making
his movie debut in Happy
Anniversary" This. however.
was his second movie contract.
He once was signed to do a
movie but collected his salary
without working. Reiner said:
Nothing is worse than being
paid for doing nothing-except
not 'being paid for doing moth
ing"
THE START: Tex McCrary
conferred with Billy Rose about
Lew Chester, the Canadian in
dustrialist who wants to be-
come a successful Broadway
and Aim producer. McCrary
mentioned Chesler's plan to
buy two agencies, merge them.
then announce he has 81 mil
lion to spend on a play. Rose
disagreed: That's not the way
to get a good play-script. If
Chester were to announce that,
instead of a million dollars he
had Ella Kazan, the director
he'd get a good script"
THE NC: Jan Murray, who
Immediately had reported to
NBC-TV his discovery of kick
backs on his Treasure Hunt
show, visited Milton Berle's
hotel suite the other night
Berle, incidentally, said: 1.-THE
only thing fixed on Treasure
Hunt is JAMS nose" A
reporter called the suite and
asked to speak to Murray. Berle
told him: Sorry, but the phone
cord doesn't reach to the win
dow ledge"
Evening star., 1959-11-11

owed by projects delayed while
new housing is sought.
Mr.. Karrick's remarks were
made in commenting on a
pending report to the Com
missioners on the question Of
establishing a central reloca-
ton service.
committee chairman, James
Ring, who heads the National
Capital Housing Authority, sug-
gested that the matter be re-
ferred to the Commissioners
fol, a "broad public policy" de-
cision.
Asked to comment on this
development. Mr.. Karrick yes
terday first emphasized that he
has strong concern for the
plight of a family forced to
move because OF District con-
struction work.
The Commissioner added,
however, that he feels "consid-
erable concern" over the fact
that a central relocation serv-
ice would result in delays in
completing these projects. such
as a vitality needed school or
highway.
Eeven If there was no legal
requirement to find new hous-
Evening star., 1959-11-11

By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Potrice Ready for Bottle

of Kids" had a huge first print
ing of 10000 copies. ] read
and enjoyed the book enor-
mously-full of bright remarks
from the kids he loves and
packed with sound advice on
the rearing Of children.
What a rigorous tour Bette
Davis, husband Gary Merrill
and Cameron Mitchell have
scheduled for their world of
Carl Sandburg" readings-.15
weeks of one-night stands. The
reviews have been wonderful.
Nothing like a good reception
to give you energy. Cam re-
places Gary for the last six
weeks of the tour.
William Holden is out as CO.
star with Jennifer Jones for
Tender Is the Night" Henry
King was asked to direct, but
couldn't make the November
deadline-he's putting final
touches to Beloved Infidel."
which opens in New York for
the Damon Runyon Cancer
Fund November II, in Holly
wood November 18. That's how
close to release date pictures
are made today. 49,.
y
Someone at the sneak pre-
view of Metros "Never So Few
phoned to tell me TV perso-
nality Steve Mcqueen, steals
the picture from Frank Sina-
ira and Gina L0llobrigida. And
that's hard stealing!
If you want to lose weight
send your husband away
that's Eva Marie Saints recipe
"Sinse, jeffrey tHayden) has
been in the east. I've cut out a
lot of things that he likes and
! don't-all fattening."
Evening star., 1959-11-11

ing for families before they are
displaced, he explained, estab-
lishment Of the relocation
agency would certainly carry
with 1t this tacit obligation.
The District now has an inter
agency referral system which
supplies displaced residents
with housing information.
Mr.. Karrick is acting presi-
dent Of the board of Commits
sioners in the absence of Rob-
ert E. Mclaughlin, who is In
Europe. The third Commits
sioner Gen. A. c. yelling, said
he shared Mr.. Karrick's reser-
vations on the matter.
Evening star., 1959-11-11
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHnS OF W0Te I nan KOUtWe WeTN
ANATOMY OF A MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee Re-
mick in a suspensefuI, Outspoken courtroom drama.
DAMN YANKEES-Gwen Verdon in the lively musical fable
about Satan giving Washington a winning ball club.
"THE DEVILS DISCIPLE"-Shaw on the American Revolu
tion, well-played by Laurence Olivier and others.
LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HHL"-Standard outdoor
pense yarn well-acted by Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn
LOOK BACK IN ANGER"-Powerfu film of John Osborne's
play, with Richard Burton as the angry young man.
MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT"-Kim Novak and Fredric March
in Paddy Chayefskys tender May September
"NORTH BY NORTHWEST'-Cary Grant fees spies and
Saint in cOking thriller BY Alfred Hitchcock
"THE NUNS STORY"Audrey Hepburn's fine as nursing
sister tormented by an urge to leave the convent.
Evening star., 1959-11-11

HOLLYWOOD lNANA). -
Patrice Wymore, widow of Err
rol Flynn, has invited Errol's
parents to spend the winter on
the late actors plantation in
the West Indies. Pat will be
going there in the spring, she
tells me, to settle up Errol's af-
fairs. She is geared for the
fight over Errol's estate-from
Beverly Aadland and Flynn's
second WIFE, Nora Eddington.
Meanwhile, Pat is working In
Las Vegas with the "Playgirls"
show.
Merle OberOn, who likes to do
things in the grand, expensive
manner, has already invited a
round hundred to her place in
Mexico City for Christmas and
New Years festivities.
So
Lucille Balls ex-neighbor on
the II Love Lucy" show, Vivian
Vance, has filmed a "Guestward
Ho' pilot telefllm with Lett
Erickson. =. and Sammy Davis,
jr., who likes blond dancers,
hopes to launch his own TV
series. Buffalo Soldiers" with
the pilot appearing on Dick
Powell's "zane Grey Theater'
this week.
Says Marie Windsor, at the
new Hilton Rathskeller: Since
I had my nose Strengthened and
changed my agent in June, ]
haven't stopped working"
Get Eddie Bracken to tell you
why he Is not directing Birds
of Summer" Instead, Eddie is
preparing the, musical, BEG,
Borrow, or Steal" for Larry
Parks, Betty Garrett and self,
to open in January in Phila-
delphia.
Dan Daley pays dance part
ner and protege Camille VIII
liams only one-fourth of her
salary. Dams business manager,
Milton Cashy, saves and invests
what's left after taxes and ex-
penses. /. Camille is Deb
Reynolds closest friend-they
grew up together in Burbank.
TVS Bat Masterson. genial
Gene Barry, has jumped his
guest price to $4,000 per show
Strange thing, TV. It makes
you a star overnight. But OBJ
lvion can come just as fast!
Young Tuesday Weld bought
a home in the Hollywood hills
last week. Her neighbor is viii
"SugarfootF Hutchens. Tues
day had never met VIII, but a
couple of nights later the 16-
year-old starlet rang his door
bell and said: II just moved
in, and I'm not unpacked, and
could you lend me some bobby
pins?" Said Will, with a
straight face: "Sorry, I loaned
all mine to LasSie."
= *#
Spotted while shopping in
Beverly Hills: Marion Brando
browsing among the books at
Martindale's, while everyone
stared. Prince Ally Khan
buying up most of the toys at
Uncle Bernie's, with daughter
Yasmin tripping demurely by
his side. And Jeanne Grain,
with two Of her five youngsters
buying groceries at Thriftmart
Art Linkletter's Secret World
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LYONS

Continued From Page C-1S
ingway, for the first time, took
a lease on an apartment here.
Krishna Menon was the
focus of all eyes in El Morocco
last Wednesday. He sat at a
table in the center of the
crowded room. with eyes shut
in contemplation. :. Anita
Ellis, the cafe singing star, will
Evening star., 1959-11-11

CALCUTTA - A university
dedicated TO the. dance. drama,
and music will be established In
Calcutta by the State Govern
ment as a memorial TO midas
great Bengal poet, Rabindra-
nath Tagore, in 1861 on the
Evening star., 1959-11-11
Korrick Doubts Wisdom
Of Relocation Services

Strong doubts the advisaby Of setting up District
central relocation service for persons displaced by municipal
construction have been voiced by Commissioner David
Karfck.
From the standpoint Of the entire community Mr. Karrck
said the benefits displaced families might well be overshad
Smyrna times., 1959-10-15
Delaware Farmers Get Recognition
For Their Outstanding Crop Yields

crease profits per acre. He fur
ther stressed the importance of
efficient marketing of Delaware
crops.
Chile Visitor
DR.. William Gomez, Dean of
the School of Agriculture of the
University of Chile was present
as a guest of DR.. Worrilow. DR..
Gomez is in the United States
to visit colleges all over the ma
ton to obtain ideas about how
to improve the agriculture of
his native country. He gave a
brief message of congratulations
to the two Kings and expressed
pleasure in being in the United
States to learn and observe our
agricultural methods and said
that he would like to be regard
ed as a King himself-"A King
of Friendship and Goodwill"
Professor Claude Phillips,
chairman of the Department of
Agronomy and initiator of the
100 Bushel Corn Club, the 40
Bushel Soybean Club, and the
Green Pastures Contest in Del
aware. expressed pleasure at the
fine progress Delaware agricul-
ture is making, pointing out that
last year Delaware farmers av-
eraged over 65 bushels of corn
per acre, the highest average
corn yield per acre in Delaware
history.
Professor w. H. Mitchell, De-
partment of Agronomy, MIR. Ed
ward Ralph of the Experiment
al Substation at Georgetown,
Mr.. Edward Schabinger, New
Castle County Agricult u u raj
Agent and Mr.. William H. Hen
derson, Sussex County Agricul-
tural Agent spoke briefly.
Company Agents Present
Also present were Edward F.
Evans, secretary and Albert O.
Gray, former secretary of Del
aware Production Credit Asso-
citation.
Associates of Valiant Fertil-
Smyrna times., 1959-10-15

izer Company present were Ell
bert N. Carvel, president, J.Carl-
ton Hearn, secretary, ]. Herman
Cubbage, assistant secretary,Ro
land T. Lowe, Jr., assistant trea-
surer, Ernest Dickerson, plant
superintendent, Roland T.Hearn,
field representative and the fol-
lowing company agents: Honor
able G. Lester Cleaver, Levy
Court Commissioner of New
Castle County, John T. Hopkins,
New Castle, Thurman G. Adams,
Jr., and Alvin Adams of Bridge
vile.
Senator j. Allen Frear, Jr.,
Congressman Harris B. McDow-
ell, Jr., and George K. Vapaa,
Kent County Agricultural Agent
were unable to attend due to
prior engagements but sent their
congratulations to the Corn and
Soybean Kings and their greet
ings to the assembled group.
Smyrna times., 1959-10-15

At a luncheon recently given
in Dover, Delaware by Valiant
Fertilizer Company in their hon.
or, Levy Court Commissioner
John G. Tarburton of Dover and
Elwood T. Fox, Jr., formerly OF
Bear, Delaware, customers of
the company for many years,
were presented engraved gold
watches in recognition of their
outstanding contributions to Del
aware Agriculture.
Commissioner Tarburton, the
1858 Corn King of Delaware,
grew the largest recorded yield
of corn in Delaware history
when he produced 1855 bush
els of corn per acre. His son,
Leon Tarburton, a partner in
their agricultural enterprise, was
present to witness and partici-
pate in the ceremonies.
Good Seed Important
MIR. Fox was Soybean King
in Delaware in 1858 and pro-
duced a yield of 5l.8 bushels of
soybeans per acre.
Both Commissioner Tarburton
and Mr.. Fox stressed the i'm
portance of using good seed,
plenty of lime, heavy applica-
tions of plant food, and high
plant population. They both in
dicated optimism in the oppor-
tunities to raise the ceilings of
food production and they both
plan to exceed their former
records through the use of the
best known agricultural prac-
tices and hard work.
DR.. George M.Worrilow, Dean
of the School of Agriculture and
director of the Delaware agri-
cultural experimental station and
director of agricultural exten-
sion of the University of Della
ware, was present to congratu-
late Mr.. Tarburton and MIR. Fox
DR.. Worrilow stressed the i'm
portance of growing high yields
of corn and soybeans in order
to cut production cost and in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

her high 10 there's always wit who'll challenge:
"Okay. Say something smart
How does the word get around so fast that these
girls are bright?
Ever since Marilyn Monroe discovered Dos
toevski, press agents have known the public is
amused by beauties with brains. Studios today are
selling their young players on the basis of mental
capacity as well as physical attraction.
Ironically, the fact that the girls are brighter
than average has had no bearing on the parts
they've been given. Joanna is now playing the
monosyllabic Jane in mems ''Taran, the Ape
Man." Dorothy, who is under contract to Warner
Bros, recently played doll who grows from three
inches to 80 feet in - Continued on NEXT page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
by JOE HVAMS
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
TNkE good look at the three film actresses on
l. this page. Can you guess what they have in
common besides beauty? The answer is - brains.
Joanna Barnes is Phi Beta Kappa from Smith
College; jill St. John has an 10 of l62; Dorothy
Provine is a Phi Beta Kappa from the University
of Washington.
Being bright, however, has given each girl more
problems than benefits in Hollywood.
When Joanna first tested for movies the director
gave her lengthy instructions. When the test was
completed he complained to the studio head he
wouldn't work with Joanna again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

THAT blonde keeps saying she sees what want
even before I'm through talking. And I'll be
damned if she doesn't! It's unnerving," he said.
Dorothy and Jill have also found that having
reputation for being bright makes them freaks in
Hollywood where starlets, like children, are sup
posed to be seen, not heard.
Betting Phi Besu
One night recently Dorothy was at a party when
a man announced loudly, ri hear you're Phi
Beta Kappa
Everybody turned around and looked at me as
if were creature from outer space" Dorothy
recalled.
Jill told me that whenever people find out about
Evening star., 1959-11-23
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and II NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-AAl4

ADM. SECY., Shhd.-. 81, 800
Intellisent lady to manage Govt
sales ONCE.
SECY., Mfg. RepreS. (2), $50
Excellent location, plush ofices.
Secy., Legal, sew, to $4,000
Receipts. (2), young $50
Shorthand not req. but helpful
JR. SECY., Fee Paid $50
Young lady with knowledge Of
shorthand.
Clerk -TypiStS, sew to SIS
Beginners and experienced.
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
| rROS - a. NV ct Q6Sof
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YOUNG MAN

Eeat, able to meet public, good tele-
phone voice, to interview loan ap-
plicants and related work. No col
lections. Must compose and type
own correspondence. Be quick to
learn and exercise initiative.
Starting salary to 1925 per
month.
BOX 276-R, STAR
Evening star., 1959-11-23
CLERK

For general office work, knowledge
Of bookkeeping helpful but not es.
sential, typing essential. paid vaca.
ton, and other benefits. Call HO
2-l600 for appointment.
Evening star., 1959-11-23

RESERVATIONIST-spanish speak
ing, earn S294 in lovely trave
ONCE. BETTY GRAY iEMPL.), 21l
woodward bldg, ST. 3-7123.
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large apt. project in Va. GooC
salary and 3-bedrm. apt. Expert.
enced manager required. DREY'
FUSS BROS. 1919 18th ct. NV.
Ma, S-O5S0.
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4O-t n 1bs NV % O-OO-A
Adm. Asst ur
Secretary to president
ADM. SECY, ---------to S440(
sEcY.. good steno.- to S43OC
SECY., good teno.------- S365O VI
SECY., legal $3.50 mo
SECY.. IBM exec. S3925 VI
JR. SECY., young, presentable,
plush office SIS wk
SECY., good steno., alert S4 300
BILLING elk. .good Typ $500
sECY.. girl fri, to SO 70 So
CLERK-TYPIST $50 wk
PEG GREENWAY EMPL. AGCY,
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Suite us
DI. 7-16S7
ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER, white
exper.; 5-day wk. Apply in person
ARLINGTON HOSPITAL, bl29 N.
18th ST., Arl. Mrs. Mumaw.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER-white, some
GEoRoETowN GNfv. HOSP.
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HELP WOMEN

HAIR sTYLIsT-Ouly experienced
need apply: B-day week, o:30 20
$3.50. Top salary and commission
Paid vacation and sick leave. Call
for appointment, NE. s-2274,
ELIZABETH ARDEN.
Evening star., 1959-11-23
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, alert and aggressive,
eager TO get ahead, 1888, meals
furn. Apply MeDONALD'S DRIVE
IN. 625 Arlington blvd, Fall
Evening star., 1959-11-23
STENO.-SECY.

Young lady; some Bookkeeping
must have ability to run once II
ne. section; starting salary. Ss(
Box 100-R. Star
Evening star., 1959-11-23
YOUNG MAN

4oan SerVlclng QepC.
for a man who wants
to learn the mort
gage loan and real
estate business, and
who is looking for a
permanent position.
Starting salary COM
mensurate with expe-
rience; good opportu-
nifty for advancement
with one Of the larg-
est old established
concerns in the city. A
portion of the duties
will be outside, and
therefore applicant
must own his own car,
for which he will re-
ceive allowance. Work
week, 37h hrs,
lunche es furnished
free, retirement and
other benefits. Reply
in own handwriting,
giving full particulars
as to previous business
experience and draft
status. All applica-
tions considered con-
f1dential, and no in
quiries made until
after interview. Our
employees have
knowledge Of this ad.
BOX 467-R, STAR
Evening star., 1959-11-23
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Varied work including typing. some
shorthand dictaphone, etc We
offer good pay. 5-day week, vaca-
ton, disqualification. pension plan.
discount on purchases, etc. Pleas
ant busy once Box BOAR, Star
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Where in the World
You Can Go in March

MARCH 1-7-Nassau. Thatched
booths, colorful pennantS
and gaming stands line
Government House grounds
for the annual Red Cross
Fair. with top island enter
tainers performing and So
cially prominent visitors and
residents manning booths.
MARCH S-Japan. Doll Festi-
val, also known as Japanese
Girls Day. A home celebra-
ton, with the family's finest
dolls on display.
MARCH 6-Hong Kong. Wom-
en- from China's southern
provinces worship the White
Tiger who is supposed to keep
rats and snakes away from
the homeland prevent quar-
rels.
MARCH els Australia.
Moomba Festival in Mel
bourne includes sports events,
a Henley-on- the-Yarra row.
boat race, massed bands and
fireworks. Moomba means
Lets Have Fun"
MARCH 7-8-C Canada. Cana
dian Alpine Senior Ski
Championships on the tricky
trails of Mont Oxford in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
RoyoI York Now
Conodo's Biggest

The Royal. York Hotel in To-
ronto, Canada, last night
opened a 400-room addition to
become, with 1000 rooms, the
largest hotel in the British
Commonwealth.
The hotel doubled its con-
vention facilities with a $4,000
square foot convention hall in
the new wing. One feature is a
30-foot freight elevator capa-
BILE Of carrying anything up to
the size of an army tank to the
fifth-floor convention hall.
The Royal York is one in a
chain of Canadian Pacific Rail
road hotels across Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
A Tainted Paradise
For Prince, Pouper

trips, glass bottom boats, deep
sea fishing and water-skiing
Once you check into the hotel
in tropical Acapulco, prepare
to strip. Bathing clothes and
cottons are stylish there any
time of the year. although a
sweater may come in handy al
night. The sun is hot, but the
sea breezes are cool. and the
surf is always pleasant.
Tourist fare from Washing
ton, via Mexico City, is about
$3.50 round trip, while first
class is approximately $500.
Eastern and American Airlines
have daily flights of half q
days duration or less, including
stopovers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
MEXICO RESERVES
TENDER SPOT FOR
GUEST OF HONOR

MEXICO, d. F.-Why Il
the guest Of honor at din
ner parties in Mexico City
served the chickens left
leg?
Aeronaves Airlines says
= prominent Mexico City
chef follows this rule be-
cause a chicken sleeps on
its right leg, which devel-
ops greater muscle.
The chef, Pablo SanjeniS,
Of the Hotel Plaza Vista
Hermosa, says the chickens
left leg is therefore more
tender and should always
be served to q special guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Flowers Of Nassau
Linqer in Memory

and other lovely tropical flowers
even palm fronds. In q short
time my arms we're full Of gor-
geous flowers.
when 1t was time to return
to the ship. he drove me to the
dock and CALAMITY helped me
aboard. As ! joined my fellow
passengers at the rail, the
driver Of the surrey stood on the
dock and waved and bowed
and wished me good luck.
Two nights later there was
a costume ball on board ship,
I took my now wilted flowers,
fastened them to my hair and
all over my bathing suit and
attended as 'Flotsam.' I won
first prize for the most original
costume.
II shall always remember the
kindly old man who drove me
around Nassau and who helped
make my trip q memorable
one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Miss Irene n. Thomas. Of
lOolb Markham street, Silver
Spring. Nd. will long remem-
Der the kindness that went along
with her Nassau bouquet.
Several years ago / went 10
Nassau" she writes. II wanted
TO see Is much Of the island as
possible. 20 / took q leisurely
trip around the city and water
front In an old fashioned surrey.
The driver. q charming &C.
togenarian. after hearing how
much I admired the beautiful
flowers along the wayside. kept
topping and presenting me with
beautiful flowers Of all kinds,
His patient horse stood
quietly while he got down from
his seat and picked me tiny
orchids. camelias, gardenias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Eastern Townships about
7 miles from Magog and
100 miles southeast Of Mont
real.
MARCH 7-15-AlaSka. Annual
Ice Carnival and North
American sled dog champion
ships at Fairbanks includes
a queen, parade, fireworks,
hockey and curling matches,
Eskimo dances, and a base
ball game with players on
Snowshoes.
MARCH 14-22 New Zealand
Centennial Celebrations in
Wairoa include a re-enact-
ment of the arrival of the
first Maori canoes, church
Thanksgiving services, ar
Early Settlers Afternoon
Tea, a centennial ball, drama
festival, vintage car process
sion and a car rally.
MARCH 22-29-Uruguay. Holy
Week brings. in addition to
religious services, bronco
busting, barbecueS, folk songs
and dances, because it COIN
cides with Creole Week
when gauchoS converge or
Montevideo to give rousing
displays of their skills.
MARCH 29-Bermuda. The
350th Anniversary Rugby
Week opens, with teams from
Canada, the United States
Royal Navy ships and Der.
muda competing. Through
April 4.
MARCH 20 - Spain. Spring
Fair opens at Murcia, witt
traditional nocturnal process
sion, Burial of the Sardine,
cavalcade of horsemen, flow
er battles and bullfghtS
Through April 2.
MARCH 30 Hawaii. FeStiva
of Folk Music opens. In
cludeS costume dances ant
folk music of Japan, Ryuk'
yus, Korea. Hawaii, Japan
United States, China and TIN
Philippines. Through April 4