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preparing himself for a musical
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on "Wagon Train." Summer
r*: months found him starring in some
of America's most distinguished
summer theaters in such classics
as "S how Boa t," "Oklahoma,"
"Guys and Dolls" and "Carousel."
His efforts were rewarded when
Richard Rodgers and Allan Jay
Lerner signed him to star in their
planned musical "I Picked a
g Daisy." When the property was
canceled, he w a s immediately
signed by David Merrick to make
his Broadway debut as the singing
star in "110 in the Shade."

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guage daily. on the occasion of its
50th anniversary.
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Mrs. Catalina Stoliar. publisher,
and Jacob Glaser, editor of the
newspaper and was accompanied
by Gregorio Fainguersch, presi-
dent of the Buenos Aires Kehilla.
President Illia said that the crea-
tion of the newspaper 50 years
ago proved that Jews had come to
Argentina to establish themselves
"firmly and creatively." He stress-
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loyalty" to the countries where
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Officers of the group. all De-
troiters, are Morris Friedman,
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will operate brand new $6,000,000
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