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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

Castro proclamo hoy al DR.. Ma.
nuel Urrutia LEO Presidente
provisional de la RepublicA GU.
bana para suceder a Fulgeneio
Batista que aver hugo al exilio.
En- una serie de rSpidos aeon
tecimientos Castro anuncio que
Ell Y Urrutia entraran en- La Ha-
bana a las dos de la tarde de
hoy y que proclamaran a San
tiago capital provisional de la
Republica cubana.
La Habana Sc halla hoy en-
calma despues de un dia entero
de desordenes en- los que tur-
bas recorrieron las Gales sa-
queando y destrozando. La ciu-
dad Sc halla en- cambio parali-
zada por una huelga general
declarada por los revoluciona-
rios.
Una serie de victorias rebel
DIES entire elias la tona de las
principales ciudades de la isla,
por ell Movimiento Revolucio-
mario 26 de Julio, parece haber
puesto fin a la lucha de dos
amos y medic por derrocar al go
bierno de Batista.
Uno de los lugartenientes de
Castro sc puso al ffente de las
Fuerzas Armadas en- La Haba.
ma y Sc espefa que discutira por
radio con Fidel Castro una ire
qua general. Las tropas del Co
bierno han recibido va ofden
de cesar ell fuego.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
HUELGA EN- PERU

LIMA -(UPI)- Doce mil
trabajadores de la Cerro de Pas
CO Corporation iran a la huelga
en- apoyo de I'm pliego de recla-
mos presentado a la empresa,
que incluye aumento de sala--
rios.
Los sindicatos mineros, ferro-
viarios y de construction civil
de la Cerro de Paseo Corpora
ton han acordado para ell plazo
legal de huelga de 70 horas.
FL plazo de huelga CORE a
partir del primer minute de la
mahana de hoy y vencera el
viernes dos de enero.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
ORDENAN
DE OFICIALES

LA HABANA, enero 2.-tU.
Division Central de
la Policia Nacional emiti6 Ell
siguiente communicate en- las pri
meras horas de hoy a TODD ell
personal de Ia Division cen
trail:
"Sirvanse proceder a la bus
queda y detenci6n de los ex-
oficiales de este cuerpo: Coro-
neles Conrado Carratala, Orlan-
do Piedra Negueruela; de los
tenientes coroneles Esteban
Ventura Novo, Lutgardo Mar
tin Perez, Oscar Gonzalez Ro-
driguez y Francisco Perez Con-
zalez; commentaries Cristobal
Diaz Melgareio; Manuel Ponce
Alvarez y Wilfredo Alvarez
Real; de los capitanes Pedro
Lima y Evelio Mata Rodriguez
y otros que hubieren cometido
actos d~elictivos en- Ell dsempe-
no de sus cargos, a fin de ser
puestos a disposition de los tri-
bunales de la republica."
Ell communicate esta firmado
por ell Coronel del Ejercito Vi
cente Leon, jefe de Policia.
sigue ,
CASTRO EN- SANTIAGO
LA HABANA, enero 2. -
(UP1)- La Radio Rebelde de
CMKC, de Santiago, provincial
de Oriente, anuncio anoche en-
un programa escuchado aqui,
que Fidel Castro Sc encontraba
va en- esa ciudad.
La emisora, que reemplaz6 a
la antigua Radio Rebelde como
vocero principal y transmisora
de las fuerzas de Castro, dijo
que Castro habia concertado una
eutrevista por radio con ell CO.
ronel Ramon Barquin, designa-
do comandante en- jefe de las
Fuerzas Armadas, y que Sc pom
dria en- communication con Ell a la
medianoche para tratar de la
tregua.
Finalmente, la radio dijo que
Castro "esta en- las Gales de
Santiago. . .~paseandose libre-
mente para que Ell pueblo pue-
da verlo
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
CONDECORACION

CAD1Z -(UPD- Ell Consult
de Chile en- Cadiz, Juan Dant6n
Sanchez entreg6 la medalla mi
litar de primera clase de Ia ar.
mada chilena al vicealmirante
de la armada espahola, Jose Ger
vera Triut.
AL mismo tempo lie hizo en-.
trega del diploma correspon--
diente que recientemente le
concedi6 ell gobierno chileno,
en- atencion a los destacados
servicios prestados a SUI marina.
En- ell acto Sc cambiaron dis
cursos entire ell consul chileno
y ell vicealmirante espahol.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
HOMEMADE

CARACAS -(UPD- Avio-
mes de la fuerza aerea volaror1
hoy sobre la capital como ho-
menaje a la actual democracia
venezolana," con OCCASION del
primer aniversario del levanta-
miento de la guarnici6n de Ma.
racay, que sehal6 ell comienzo
de la lucha final contra ell re-
gimen de Marcos Perez Jimefez.
derrocado ell % de enero.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

Sc a conocer que Sc habia apla-
zado ell vuelo desde Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03


LA HABANA enero 2.-(U.
P.I.)-El jefe rebelde Fidel
Castro declare hoy que la re-
pentina fuga del ex presidente
Fulgencio Batista fue una sor-
presa para Ell.
Castro, que ha estado luchan-
do contra Batista desde 1858,
oy6 la noticia por radio, segun
dijo a una multitud que Sc reu-
ni6 para aclamarlo a su llegada
a Santiago de Cuba.
LA HABANA, enero 2.--(U.
P.I.)--E lider rebelde Fidel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Curon Is available In six
scenic and decorative silk
screened wall panels.
This new idea In decorating
combined with a new look
for sound control may pe
washed with mild soap and
water or vacuum cleaned.
Individual tiles may be re-
placed separately II damaged.
Locally. Curon Is available at
Assam Wallpapers. Inc. on
Wisconsin avenue NV. or
at Standard Acoustic. Inc.
Thirteenth and ! streets
NV. At the latter company,
a display of Curon includes a
scenic wall panel. "Rue
Blanche" demonstrating the
decor possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

sounds ana insulating
against heat and cold.
Manufactured by the Cur
tiss-Wright Corp, the ma
terial is flexible, feather-light
and easy to install.
Available in "a pastel and
accent colors. it can be APP
piled directly to plaster.
metal, aluminium, glass, wall
board and even cinderplock
walls.
Effectiveness of Curon
as a sound control material
has been demonstrated, Cur
tiss-Wright reports, in hos
pital nurseries, radio stations
and restaurants throughout
the Nation. In addition to
reducing noise reverberation
1t offers the advantages OF
being mildew resistant and
fire-proof.
Besides the tile patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
BowIeses
Give Fete

Former United States AM
bassador 70 India and Mrs.
Chester Bowles entertained
at a late supper party last
night following the final Ma
tional Symphony series Of
the season.
Guests Of honor we're SYM
phony conductor DR.. Howard
Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell.
DR.. and Mrs. Warner Lawson
and the four soloists Of the
Verdi Requiem. Miss Lois
Marshall, Miss Jane Hobson.
Mr.. Rudolf Petrak and Mr..
Donald Gramm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Home FURNISHINGS Writer

The introduction into
American homes of stereo
and hi-fldelity has brought
with it a major problem
annoying sound bouncing off
the walls.
Up to now, there didn't
seem to be much the hi-fi
enthusiast could do to elimi-
nate distraeting echoes ex-
cept to employ sound-absorb-
ing draperies or unadorned
ceiling tile on the walls.
To meet this challenge of
sound. however, a leading
manufacturer has now come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
New Wall Covering
Gives Sound Control

up with a decorative wall
covering said to create ideal
conditions for home music
reception.
Called "Curon" wall cover
ing, it is one of modern
sciences newest develop
ments in products for the
home.
The new decorating mate
rial is a "cushiony", multi
cellular plastic that creates
a wall of rich texture and
color.
In addition, it adds to the
overall comfort of daily liv-
ing by quieting annoying
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Evening star., 1959-12-07

micks and rehashing than any
stage work deserves.
These have made it over
familiar, but when it is done
with a proper respect for the
imagination of audiences it still
has a magic glow. This, 1t is a
pleasure to report. is the way
it Is done at Gu. That 1959-6O
version of an Elizabethan stage
designed by James D. Warine
for the schools season OF
Shakespeare, puts "a MidSum-
mer Nights Dream back in its
proper setting. AS directed by
william Graham. play and
players WOO audience imagina-
ton with little mechanical
help. beyond some effective
lighting.
It Is a frolic that starts off a
bit unpromisingly, but it comes
to life long before it gets out of
Athens and into the enchanted
forest. Its comedy explosively
catches fire with the appear
ance of Bottom and that rag
tag assemblage of village work.
men threatening to put on a
play as entertainment at the
dukes nuptials.
The student players, as they
did earlier with The Tanning
Of the Shrew." give the COM
edy broad. lusty and. when
necessary. slapstick treatment.
This includes not only the rude
rustics determined to stage
'Pyramus and Thisbe." but the
amorous couples so hopelessly
entangled by Puck'S carefree
and careless use of love potions.
Nancy junior Helena, in
love with Demetrius), Patricia
Rouleau CHermia, in love with
Lysander) and Richard Krisher
and Robert Mill Demetrius
and Lysander, in love with Her
mia) make quite a comic caper
of their confused affairs. Miss
junior is especially effective as
the girl whose unrequited love
is suddenly being requited all
over the place to her consider
able CONSERVATION.
=
A major asset Of the c. U.
production is David Barrie,
whose playing of Bottom is
truly first rate. His scenes with
Ounce CBenjamin Mills) and
the others are low comedy of q
high order. Kevin Mitchell is a
properly impish Puck and Caro-
Keefe a properly fetching
Titania. queen of the fairies.
This Midsummer Nights
Dream" has a sort of collateral
asset, too. The c. U. Shake
spearean season is attracting q
set of young audience member:
whose parents find this an idea
way to introduce their offspring
to Shakespeare. The gasp oi
delighted expectancy from
these when Bottom wanders on
"transmogrifled" by that DON
keys head while Titania is un-
der that spell to fall in love
with the first being she sees or
awakening. is worth the admis-
sion price.
*&&
SCOREBOARD - There
were four new arrivals on the
Broadway scene last week
finding both happy and unhap-
py daily reviewers. William
Inge's "a Loss of Roses" en-.
countered six unhappy ones
got one nod. Five Finger Ex'
ercise," the import from Lon
don that departed here a weel
ago. reversed that order. 90
Evening star., 1959-12-07
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-Dark. "Clan-
destine on the Morning Line
resumes tomorrow.
Catholic University-"A Mid
summer Nights Dream" $3.50
pm.
NatiOnal-"The Pleasure OF
His Company" 8 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "a Summer
Place." 1880. 4:05. $40. 9:2C
pm.
Capitol - Beloved Infldel;'
11:4O am, 2:10, 4:40. 7:10 and
$40 pm.
Dupont = "The Cranes Arr
Flying" /. 2:45, 4::35, $40
BIS and 1905 pm.
Keiths-'Third Man on tbs
Mountain" 1915, $3.50, Ga!
and 10 pm.
Macarthur - "The Mouse
That Roared;;" 6:l5, sos anC
9I55 pm.
Metropolitan - "a Summel
Place." 1880 am, 2, 4:30,
and $3.50 pm.
OntariO-"Pillow Talk" lis
3:20, $50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm
Palace-"The Wreck Of thl
Evening star., 1959-12-07

six approvals and one nay.
Silent Night, Lonely Night
found the critics unanimous,
with seven notices approving
sensitive writing and perform
ances, but calling the play
itself lacking in impact. "Jol-
ly's Progress" with Eartha
Kit, opened Saturday night,
will be reviewed in today's New
York papers.
y
REMINDER-If you're see
ing THE Pleasure of His Com
pany" at the National The
ater tonight, remember the new
schedule, opening night curtain
is at 8 o'clock, not $3.50.
AFTER DARK - Another
comic-singer team has come
along, undoubtedly willing to
step into the gap left by the
split Of Jerry Lewis and Dean
Martin. They might Just do 1t,
too. The comic, Marty Allen,
is not so noisy as Lewis and
he combines a comedy talent
with the appeal of a vocal
Jimmy Savo. The singer, Steve
Rossi, has a genuinely fine
voice and Is also a perSonable
young man. They haven't been
together long as a team, but
their styles match neatly. They
are giving Shoreham Blue Room
customers more entertainment
per evening than a lot of per-
formers with much better
known names. There's q
new music policy in the
Mayfiower Hotels Presidential
Room. Installed to alternate
with Pianist Art Lowry and
orchestra are Antonio Jimene7
and his Latin American combo
They provide continuous dance
music after 8 o'clock nightly
except Sunday.
=
ON STAGE-Dorothy Stick.
ney is this weeks Library Of
Congress visitor. She'll offer q
dramatization of the life OF
Edna st. Vincent Millay, titled
"a Lovely Night" tonight anc
tomorrow night in the Coolidge
Auditorium. Musical Play
house will present a concert
performance Of Humperdinck'S
"Hansel and Gretel" on Friday
December Is, at Roosevelt
Auditorium. Frederick Fell il
directing it and the D. C
Recreation Department is spon.
soring. "The Magic Touch
three-act comedy by Albert
johnson, will be staged Friday
and Saturday nights at 8 BY
the Eastern High School
Dramatic Club in the school,
gymnasium.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

NEW YORK. - The Y1l
Brynner-Mitzi r-NoeI
Coward movie "Surpris e
Package" was filmed in the
tiny town of Lindos. in Rhodes.
Harry Kurnitz, who wrote the
screenplay, reports: There is
only one telephone in Lindos-
in the Mayors Office. His honor
is a nice old Greek gentleman
who now reads Variety and
offered me house seats for the
Acropolis in Athens. He in
sisted on making me an hon.
orary Greek god.
'Lindos was actually too tiny
for the movie, and so for the
long shots we painted in about
go extra houses. The Mayor
wanted us to paint in some
people, too; but I told him that
even if we did. they couldn't
vote, and so he lost interest.
Noel Coward didn't go on the
location trip to Rhodes. He
says he's an indoor actor, pref
erably in one room and, if pos
sible, sitting down."
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SWISS SKIRMISH: Klos-
ters is the Swiss ski resort
which became a Hollywood
suburb when Irwin Shaw and
Peter Viertel, the writers, built
homes there. Kurnitz now is
there for the holidays and, he
reports, Ito investigate a scam
dal: The hotel where Swiftly
Lazar, the literary agent, stays
every year had turned him
down-because they can't han
die his telephone calls.
Swiftly offered to bring his
own switchboard, but they re-
fused. Their best offer was two
Evening star., 1959-12-07
THE PASSING SHOW
c. U. Players Dream
A RoIIickinq One
By HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer

Continuing their exploration Of Shskespares frivolous
side the players Catholic Universys speech and drama
partmen have along with corkng production of
Midsummer Nights Dream This be the that
out all agty, to be Shakespeares most durable play
It undoubtedly survived -adved production g-
Evening star., 1959-12-07
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Cliff in Fitzgerald Story

bravest and most underrated
men in public service"
Hugh O'Brian, in gold bro
cade and gold-button vest for
his Wyatt carp series. told me
over coffee: "I'm a lucky guy.
After my weeks in 'Destry
Rides Again subbing for Andy
Griffith on Broadway I Jet
back to Hollywood for four
more Earps, then jet to Aus
tralia with the show I did in
London last year." But Hugh is
still hoping for a new TV deal,
a la the percentage of Jim Ar
ness. And so is Dennis
Weaver, the limping assistant
to Marshal Matt Willon. As for
Mr.. Arness: when I finish
the series for this season, I plan
to produce a pilot for a new
comedy show"
So =
Letter from Deborah Kerr
in Australia where she is star
ring in The Sundowners." I'VE
have been haunted with bad
weather, but Peter UstinOv is
a constant source of merri-
ment. I think we are going to
have a rather beautiful movie.
She also thanked me for my
wire of congratulations after
seeing her in Beloved Infidel'
Tt was rather a peculiar
situation-to have lived a part
of someone's life. and have it
there on record"
=
You won't see much Of Yul
Brynner's bald pate in Sur
prise Package" Yul plays q
gangster and, through most of
the movie covers his head with
a black hat.
Those big Ionic columns that
have been erected on the MICA
private parking lot in Beverly
Hills, came from Marion Da-
vies' magnificent beach house
Boss Jules Stein bought them
when the house was de-
molished.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
THE LYONS DEN
New Rhodes Scholar
By LEONARD LYONS

long distance phone calls per
day, three kilograms. and any
number Of carrier pigeons. To
Swiftly, Of course, that's prac-
tically incommunicado, and so
he threatened to pull all his
writer clients out of Klosters
which would ruin the town. He
says he has an offer from St.
NORTH. Klosters retaliated by
offering free typewriter rib
bons. The Swiss cold war is on
FLASH! Swiftly just offered
KlosterS a negotiated peace
Five long distance phone calls
and eight kilograms daily. But
they'll have to take down all
their pictures of William Tel
and put up Irwin Shaw's."
= + y y
THE TRIBUTE: At the Foot.
ball Hall of Fame dinner the
other night, Bob Hope said oi
Gen. Douglas Macarthur: "Ano
he lives here at the Waldorf.
Astoria. Isn't that CT Bill just
great?" Hope described the din
ner as a tribute to "a typewriter
salesman" Then he added
"Remington-Rand hired Mac
Arthur after the war. They
had to. He had more ribbons
than they did"
y \ y =
THE CRITIQUE: Gilbert
Miller, the socialite New Yorl
and London stage producer
saw the film version of Ten
nessee Williams "Suddenl!
Last Summer" produced b!
Sam Spiegel. He was utterl!
absorbed by this film in which
See LYONS DEN, Page c.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

Montgomery Cliff Is signing
with David SelZnick to star
with Jennifer Jones in Tender
Is the Night" considered by
some experts to be the best
novel written by F. Scott Fitz-
gerald. Selznick is currently
shopping for a director.
Bob Hope has agreed to make
another tour abroad to enter
tain GLs during the holidays
but on a smaller scale than in
previous years. Bob's eye condi-
ton is much better. but he
must not do too much work
or too much travelling.
Perry Como, dissatisfied with
the quality Of some Of his taped
shows. is going back to the live
medium. A lot Of his fans will
be happy about that-you can't
duplicate the immediacy Of live
television.
Director Peter GlenviIIe's
mother. famed British actress
Dorothy Ward, few into New
York to attend the first night
Of Peters Silent Night, Lonely
Night" play starring Henry
Fonda and Barbara Bel Geddes
"I1l be in Hollywood in Febru-
ary when Peter makes a movie, -
Dorothy telephoned me.
Playwright Robert Anderson,
whose wife passed away several
years ago, has been seeing q
great deal of actress Teresa
Wright. Could mean wedding
bells. Composer julie Style
in reply to my query regard
ing Sandra Church, the girl he
sees the most, II shall never
marry again. I've got two
grown-up children, and I'm q
grandfather" Are these valid
reasons?
The feeling persists at the
Desilu Studios here that one of
these days, soon, owners Lucille
Ball and Desi Arnaz will sell
out and go back to being pri-
vate citizens again, which would
be better perhaps for their
marriage which has just passed
the 19th-year mark, but now is
shaky.
Anne S0thern has resumed
dating with studio executive
John Beck. BY the way, when
Ann appeared recently on the
June AllysOn show, the ratings
were the highest since June
went into TV. But in spite o1
all that, Ann is now preparing
for the day she will give ur
acting, and function behind the
camera only.
=
Producer Sothern's Tv pilot
starring Pat Carroll is very
good. Next series for Ann vii
be based on the heroism of fire.
men who, Ann says, "are the
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ANATOMY OF MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee
Remck in candid and suspenSefuI courtroom drama.
THE BLUE ANGEL-Dramatic study in degradation, with
May Britt the cause Curt Jurgens the affected.
"THE FBI STORY-ThrOugh the with James Stewart
q crack crime buster for Mr. HoOver's bureau.
"THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye in q heart-warming
entertainment based on the life Of Red Nichols.
look BACK IN ANGER"-POwerful film John Osborne's
play, with Richard Burton as the angry young man.
ROOM AT THE TOP"-Lawence Harvey and SmOne Sig
nOre in the soaring story Of ruthless successseeker
"THE SCAPEGOAT-Slick tale Of mistaken identity, with
Alec Guinness playing q gOOd-and-evn dual role
"TO CATCH A THIEF"-Grace Kelly pursues Cary Grant
around the Riviera, spurred by Alfred Hitchcock.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

Mary Deare;;" 1880 am. 1880,
3:35. 5:35. TAO and $40 pm,
Playh0use-"The Last Angry
Man." u, l:50. $3.50. 5:45. 7:45
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"The Lovers" Has
am, l:10. 2:45. 4:2o. sos, 7:55
and $40 pm.
TOwn-"Wild Strawberries: a
1:25, AIS, TBS and 1925 pm
Trans-Lux-"They Came tc
Cordura;;" IL am, los, 3:15
$40, TBS and 9:35 pm.
UptOwn-"Porgy and Bess;;' -
$3.50 pm.
Warner - ''The Big Fisher
man." 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
VISITORS RETURN

Margalith Owed is leading dancer with
Inbal, ISraeIs Dance Theater, coming back
to Washington this month for a holiday
visit between Christmas and New Years. The
company will appear at Lisner Auditorium
for three nightly performances, December
20, 80 and 81.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

"A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
BY William Shakespeare. presented By
the speech and drama department OF
Catholic University, directed BY William
H. Graham, settings and lighting By
James D. Waring, costumes by Joseph
Lewis. At the University Theater.
THE CAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Shop Center
Group Picks
Mel Ceppos

Melvin H. Ceppos, owner OF
larry alan, Inc, Rockville's
mems and boys shop, was in
stalled Tuesday as president Of
the Rockville Center Business
mems Association. The installa-
ton meeting was held in the
civic room, Coop Food Store.
Ceppos was elected last week
for a one-year term. He sue
ceeds Fred Short, Rockville
manager for Miller's women's
apparel store In Rockville Cen
ter.
The Association, now % re-
tail establishments strong, en-
poets to announce shortly q II
months program for promotion
of the North Washington shop
ping center, Ceppos said. The
program will includes sales and
other promotions calculated to
focus attention on stores and
shops In the shopping center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Public Supports
Pre-fab Houses +.

A panel discussion followed
by a question and answer peri
cd on the pros and cons OF "pre-
fab" houses recently received
the critical support OF those at
tending the first Of four Tech.
nical Nights" sponsored by the
Suburban Maryland Builders
Association.
Nine panelists from local
building firms and from pack.
age home manufacturers met
an overflow crowd interested in
whether the public accepts pre-
fab housing and whether the
homes met with FILA and VA
approval. The answer was
yes" to both questions, accord
ing 70 q spokesman for SMBA.