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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
WHERE and WHEN
Current Theater Attractions and Time oil Showing

Man; 6:35 and $50 pm. Sneak;
.8:15 pm.
Metropolitan = "Gunfight at
OK. Corral; 1885 am, 200.
AIS, $50, 9:15 and 11:45 pm.
OntariO-"Funny Face: 1:20.
3:25. $3.50, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Hayward Bus;
11:45 am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and Gas pm.
PlayhOuse-"Lost Continent;
1l:00 am. 12:45. 2:35, 4:25,
$40, $40 and 1000 pm.
Plaza-"The Young and the
Passionate; 1900, 200, 400,
900. 800 and 1000 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ship;
11:40 am. 1:40. $3.50. 800, $40
pm. Sneak: SIS pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World; 2 and $3.50 pm.
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drolly polished acting exercise
at Loew's Capitol Theater.
The characters they play are
a reference librarian Of a tele-
vision network, a kind Of ONCE
worn angel of a girl. and an
electronics wizard who builds
brains to replace
those of girls. Clearly. there is
a certain amount of timeliness
in this and with such stars to
explore its possibilities, it comes
of rather well.
Miss Hepburn was born. per-
haps. to be a defender of her
sex against the encroachment Of
the machine. At any rate, this
is the way she plays 1t and both
sexes can be grateful to her that
she goes to so much bother.
AS for Mr.. Tracy, his cleo
tronics genius is an amiable sort
who does not really want to drive
little people out Of work. 1t is
Just that what he learned at
M. I. T. makes his endlessly curl
Gus to learn what fantastic
tricks q smart man can teach to
a mere gadget. This type is no
exception to the rule that Tracy
can make any character inter-
esting.
Walter Lang, who directed the
goth Century-Fox production.
must be q happy fellow to find
himself in on series of wonder
full scenes played by the Aims
stars. One Of these is a crafty
intelligence test in which Tracy
learns that Miss Hepburn has
more quick answers than he has
sly and difficult questions. An
other is that in which the team.
Hollywood's equivalent Of the
Lunts in intimate playing, makes
a merry spectacle of being
trapped by Gig Young. Miss
Hepburn's sutton. in one of those
cozy. dressing-gown situations.
Now that light-hearted COM
edy is in fashion again in Holly
wood, the studios are discover
ing some fine incidental talent
for 1t on their player rosters.
Quite helpful to the cheerful
ness Of THE BEST Set" are Mr..
Young. Joan Blondell as q heart
of-gold associate Of Miss Hep
burns. beautiful Dina Merrill of
Washington as another ONCE
worker. Neva Patterson, Nicholas
Joy and Harry Ellerbe.
The picture has been given a
fittinely ornate production.
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Dr.. Schweitzer's Life
Remarkable on Screen
missionary, and physician

The Dupont theater has found
the truly extraordinary in It's
latest Aim. Albert Schweitzer."
In the life of the inhuman
goth century's greatest humane
tartan. 1t has come up with an
extraordinary theme and that
1t deals with this in a manner
that is both fitting and simple
is an equally dramatic distinc-
ton Of the film.
Greatness is an elusive
thing to photograph but with
the help Of the moviegoer's pre-
knowledge Of 1t in DR.. Schweit-
GERS case. this is the quality
chiefly captured in Erica An
derson's and Jerome Hills cam
eras. To see the picture is to be
left with no doubt that its sub
ject lives his philosophy of rev.
erence for life based upon his
two most beloved Command
ments. Thou shalt not kill" and
Thou shalt love mercy"
Albert Schweitzer." made to
be released after his death. is
exempted from that condition
now that whatever profits 1t
makes may be used for its hero's
famous hospital at Lambarene
in French Equatorial Africa.
The work Of this institution,
as remarkable as the man who
founded 1t. Is the films perfect
illustration Of the fact that life
can have meaning when 1t is
most easily dismissed as mean
ingless.
Actually. albert Schweitzer'
lifts the screen above the level
Of biography to that Of auto
biography. This. not only be-
cause its subject is a performer
in 1t. and its most unselfcon-
scious one. but also because he
wrote the narrative that sup
plies the sound track.
This latter is recited by
Fredric March. and beautifully.
with Burgess Meredith reading
the commentary which supplies
the other necessary story ele-
ments.
Miss Hills pictorial tracing Of
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Stage
Arena Stage - witness for
the Prosecution; $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador at the
Ok. Corral; 12:45, 500, Sis,
1880 and o:45 pm.
Capitol-''Desk Set; 1855
am. 1855. $40, $40. TAO and
GAS pm.
Colony-"I Am A Camera;
$50 and $3.50 pm.
Columbia-"The Way to the
Cold; 1l:40 am, 1:40, $40,
$40. TAO and $40 pm.
Dupont-"Albert Schweitzer":;
lao, 800, 4:40, 500, sos and
$50 pm.
Keith's - 1.-THE Little Hut;
HAS am, las, $3.50, $50, 7:55
and 1000 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Green
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Just about the only detract-
ing feature of the sensitively
made Italian film which opened
yesterday at the Plaza is the
misleading. sex-Suggestive title
stamped on it apparently to
entice an American audience.
THE Young and the Passion
ate" Is q superb example of the
Italian school Of realism and
deservedly won honors in France
and Italy where it was released
as "Vitelloni. The original title
means big calves" which much
more accurately captures the
flavor of the film, being shown
here with Italian dialogue and
English subtitles.
The big calves" in question,
or perhaps better understood If
we labeled them good time
Charleys," are a group Of middle
class young men in O small
Italian city. They are grown to
manhood in body but would
rather stay close to the bosoms
and pursestrings of their fam
lilies than get jobs and give up
their devil-may-care lives.
Heading the list Of the world
Living boys is Fausto,
q pretty-boy type who is forced
Thy his father to marry the
sister Of q buddy after she be-
comes pregnant. He also is
forced (by his father-in-law) to
take a job. But all this doesn't
stand in the way Of his paying
more attention to any interest
ing female who comes along
than he does to his young wife.
Although the story of Fausto
and his wife Sandra holds the
center Of the stage, there also
are vignettes about the lives Of
the other calves" that some
times add a tenderness to this
hash satire.
There Is the inner struggle OF
Sandra's brother, Alberto. as he
becomes disenchanted with his
irresponsible life; the yearnings
Of Leopoldo to become a success
full writer, and the self-right-
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eousness Of Alberto toward his
sisters love affair after he has
accepted as much of the money
she earns as he can get.
Skillfully weaving all these
parts into a meaningful whole is
the direction Of Federico Fellini,
who achieved renown for his La
Strada" after breaking into the
movie world by scripting such
Rossellini films as open City"
"Paisan" and The Miracle. !"
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THE PASSING SHOW
Stars Still Sparkle
In This Desk Set
BY JAY CARMODY

When Dramatist William Marchant counts his blessings
three of the greatest will have Shirley Booth Spencer
Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.
q Mr. Marchant is the chap who play called
Desk Set couple of Broadway diverted
from what seemed natural oblivion Booth
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ALBERT sCHwEITZER." q bio
graphical documentary Aim. produced
and directed BY Jerome Hill. filmed
SAGE and Lambarane. French Euua-
torial Africa: narration written b.
DR.. Sehweitzer and recited BY Fred
rio March: commentary By Thomas
Bruse MORGAN. spoken By Burgess
Meredith; with an original musical
score by Alec wilder. played under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Sexy Title
Masks Good
Italian Film

THE YOUNG AND THE PASSION
ATE (vitellonil. an Apf-Janus release,
? Peg Film-Cite Film production. directed
By Federico Fellini story By Federico
kellini. EnnIo Fiaiano and Tulli Pinelli.
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THE DESK SET" . goth Gen.
tury-Fqx release, produced by Henry
play BY Mr.. Ephren and Phoebee
Ephren, based upon the original stage
play Of William Marchant. musical
score by Cyril Mockridge. At Loew's
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
New Air Force Office to Study
 Problems of Warfare Waged in Space

tercept and destroy enemy inter continental bal1istic missiles. It is similar to the "Zeus" project of the Army.
 The list also mentioned "addi- tional research satellites"
 Boost Glide Vehicles"
 The Air Force so far has not been actively engaged in the sat- elite programs, now operated by the Navy and Army. That sug- gested the Air Force was explor- ing the possibility of moving into that field.
 Cryptic references were made to sfboost-glide vehicles" and special reconnaissance aircraft, !" suggesting that in some instances the interest of the directorate also would extend to operation in the atmosphere.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
PEARSON ACCEPTS
 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

OSLO, Norway, Canada's Les- ter sB. Pearson accepted the 1857 Nobel Peace Prize yesterday with a plea for all mankind to "work for the empire of peace"
 The former Canadian foreign secretary received the prize fo1 his initiative last year in JUN efforts to end the British French Israeli invasion of Egypt.
 In ceremony before King Ola1 V and the Nobel Committee o1 the Norwegian Parliament, Pear son accepted the $40,275 prize.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a Special Municipal Election will be held Tuesday. January IA. 1858. in the City Hall for inc purpose of submitting Ordinance No. 38i for ratification.
 Ordinance No. 38l is entitled:
 "An ordinance of inc City of Nome. Alaska. granting to the Nome Telephone Company. Inc. a franchise 10 operate a system of telephone exchange, to erect poles. lay conduit. and other privileges. within inc said City of Nome. 10 provide certain services 10 the City of Nome. 10 establish a basis for use by inc said Nome Tele- phone Company of inc streets and alleys of said City. 10 determine the length of said franchise peri cd. 10 provide for. ratification election. and for other purposes. !" "A qualified voter must be twen- tY-one t2l) years of age: a citizen of the United States; a resident of Alaska for one year. and of the City of Nome for thirty tao) days prior 10 election.
 Polls will be open at 500 o'clock am. and close at $500 o'clock pm.
 Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk
 Publ. Dec. II, 13 16, 18, 1857
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
LESSONS FROM "A BIRD?

PRINCETON, England, R-Of- ficials of Dartrnoore Prison re- ported yesterday a group of in mates have formed a bird watch ing society. As their object o1 their study they chose the jack daw, known as the worlds Mo- thief.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
By ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON, BThe Air Force has created a special office to look into the futuristic prob lens. of warfare waged in the empty regions of space.
 It had in operation yesterday the beginning of small "Direc- torate of Astronautics," with of ficers drawn from the USAFs research and development pro- grams which do not relate to or dinary aircraft operations and missile programs.
 The Air Force dictionary de fines astronautics as "the art and science of flying thru space, or sending winged guided vehicles or missiles thru space"
 The order setting up the new directorate listed half a dozen projects being transferred to that office.
 Big Brother"
 The list indicated the programs to be transferred included proj- ects such as the proposed Big Brother" satellite or space plat form which would scan the earth from an orbit high up, transmit ting data on what was happening around the world
 One project listed was the ''bal- listic missile defense"- apparent ly referring to the USAF's anti missile project called Wizard"
 This is an attempt to devise a system utilizing ultra-long-range radar and ballistic missiles to in
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22
Goings-On at the Center

Clubs first lifetime honorary pres
ident. She was the clubs chief
founder and its only president. 9th
ers elected were Mrs. Elsie Halper-
in, president; Mrs. Ray Joseph,
Mrs. Yetta Feinstein, and Mrs.
Mollie Sundell, vice presidents;
Mrs. Sadie Book, secretary, and
Philip Simon, treasurer.
Mrs. Friedberg was honored and
the officers installed by Rabbi NAL
colin Cohen at a Thanksgiving
luncheon Wednesday.
The club for senior citizens meets
at the center each Wednesday.
A 1O-SESSION ballroom dancing
class for adults and teenagers will
begin at 1880 pm. Tuesday. Sol
and Helen Fisher are instructors :.
Intramural Basketball League
play will begin Dec. 1 Biddy
basketball classes, for boys to 10
and II to 13, are held at 1880 pm.
Sundays Ladies' Health Club
meets from to $3.50 pm. Wednes-
days Mems Health Club activi-
ties will start at 1880 pm. Tuesday
A dance for pre-teens, age 8
to IL, will be held from 1880 to $3.50
pm. Nov. 30.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22

"Fun Night" first of series of
monthly socials for adults, will
start at pm. Saturday, aimed at
helping Jewish community men,
bers to become better acquainted.
1t was postponed from last week
end because of conflict with other
center activities.
Music, entertainment, refresh
ments, and a variety of games are
planned. Jay Edison will be master
of ceremonies. Committee MEM
bers include DR.. Mel Pollack,
Chester Stoloff, AL Kessler, and
Sidney Pickelner. There will be
no admission charge, and door
prizes will be awarded.
RABBI CAROL KLEIN of Beth
El Congregation will open a 10
session class on 1.-THE Life and
Thinking of Maimonides," one of
three courses comprising the CEN
ter's "School of Jewish Studies," at
8 pm. Tuesday.
Other classes are IA Bird's-Eye
View of Jewish History, Rabbi
Malcolm Cohen of Temple Sholom, 8
pm. Wednesday, and Speaking
Hebrew" Elliott Tempkin, 8 pm.
Thursdays.
MRS. JULIA Friedberg has been
elected the Center Golden Age
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22

The chairmen represent the Jew
iSh, Protestant, and Catholic Faiths.
Jewish Social Service and Legal
Aid shared the Residential Special
Gifts Trophy of United Fund for
making the highest score with 83
per cent of quota in the current
United Fund Campaign in Phoenix.
The 1857 drive netted a record ST.
045, ,342, 81 per cent of the goal and
Is per cent more than raised last
year.
CONGREGATION Beth ELS reli-
gious school has published its first
1888 edition of the school news
paper, The Talmud. Religious
school eighth graders and the He
brew schools junior high group
comprise the editorial staff.
Norm Zaslow, Nate Wise, Rich
ard Raskin, and Joel Adler, all of
Phoenix, are new pledges to AL
pha Epsilon Fraternity at Arizona
State at Tempe. The chapter will
host parents of actives and pledges
at a Thanksgiving dinner next
Wednesday and is planning a dance
following the Arizona State Univer-
sity of Arizona football game Nov.
80.
ADULT EDUCATION seminars
will be conducted by Rabbi Carol
Klein on Religious Holidays and
Customs as Applied to Modern
American Jews" the first and third
Sunday of each month at Congre-
CATION Beth FL starting Dec. l.
Breakfast will precede the semin-
ars. A series on "Post-Biblical Era
in Jewish History will be held in
private homes the second and
fourth Monday of each month.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22
Bits of News

Rabbi Elozor Weiss will speak on
Education = BY Text and Exam
pie" at $3.50 pm. services this Fri
day. at Beth Hebrew Congregation.
Participating will be religious
school teachers Jerry Abrams, Mrs.
Sylvia Goldstein, Mrs. Pearl Fried
man, Pearl Mirotznik, and Shirley
Horrel. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lev
inson will host the Oneg Shabat.
Rabbi Weiss discusses the Bible
and other facets of Jewish lore at
Sholos S'udos services each Sat-
urday afternoon. The services are
followed by refreshments.
APPLICATIONS are being ac-
cepted from qualified college stu
dents for enrolment in the navy'S
Reserve Officer Candidate Pro-
gram. Information may be obtain
ed from the ROC Information Off
GER, Naval & Marine Corps Reserve
Training Center, 2042 w. Thomas
Rd. Appointments may be arrang-
ed by telephoning AL S-6903 from 8
am. to pm.
Hirsh Kaplan, Phoenix Jewish
Community Council executive di-
rector, attended the 26th general
assembly of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds at
New Orleans last weekend.
WILLIAM p. Mahoney Jr., Phoe-
nix attorney, last week was elected
to the national board of directors
of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews. Elected as ma
tional co-chairmen were Lewis L..
Strauss, Atomic Energy Commits
sion chairmen; Benjamin F. Fair
less, former board chairman of
U. S. Steel Corp, and James F.
Twohy, West Coast industrialist.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22
Cord Porty SET
Bv Bikur rChoIim

Phoenix Bikur Cholim will hold
an s pm. card party at the Des-
ert Rose Motor Hotel, 3424 E. Van
Buren ST., this Sunday for men,
bers and guests. Donation is 81 per
person.
Mrs. Harry Stein and Mrs. Sam
uel Schlossberg are hospitality
chairmen. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Joseph Rabinowitz, Mrs. Samuel
Olsher, Mrs. julius Morrison, and
Mrs. Abe Biltekoff.
Ticket chairmen are Joseph Rab-
inowitz, AL 2-0493; Mrs. Peggy
Goldin, AM 5-0736, and Mrs. Sid
ney Siperstein, AL 1886.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22

Proceeds will go to the National
Home in Denver, a non-sectarian
institution which provides care
without cost for children who do
not respond to asthma treatment in
their own communities. The home
reports the average stay is two
years, with 95 per cent recoveries.
Six candidates-all 17-year-olds-
have been entered in the Queen of
the Ball contest. The winner will
be asked to represent the National
Home chapter in the annual spring
Purim Ball queen contest.
Harry Kay is general chairman
of the dance. Committee heads in
clude Harry Breverman, tickets;
Jean Lorber, publicity; Mrs. Rose
Siegel, gifts, and Mrs. David Tau
man, queen candidates.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22
PopuIoritY. Donce Contests
Will HighIiqht Charity Bal

popularity contest for unmarried girls II to q
with waltz and rock and roll contests will be added high
lights to the third annual Charity Ball of the Jewish Ma
onal Home for Asthmatic Children Nov. 20 at Hotel
Westward Hos TnrnOiSe Room
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-22

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTIgED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWI@ea NEWS
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PROPOSALS Cont,

FOR sALE-Ftre truck. 1a4e Ford
chassis with 1858 VS. engine, TO
highest sealed bid. Inspect at IRE
Rouse, cLr6-3i3l. Forward sealed
bid to Secretary; ANNANDALE
not later than April 81 1851.
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EN.
CHANGE Is entertaining oids for
persons interested in working on an
agency agreement With the Ex;;
TV sets. radios and small appIi-
ances. For further information
visit the nam exchange once at
the Andrews Air Force Base IN
person No phone information viii
pc given
SEALED BIDS will be received IN
Ill noon, Tuesday, May Z. 1857, al
the once OF the State Roads Com
mission at los East LeXing ton
Street, Baltimore. Maryland, Offer
ing TO purchase the Improvements
located on the former Robert B
Abel. 54l5 Livingston Roac. l.
story stucco ranch-type dwelling
In Oxon Hill. Maryland. located on
the proposed highway improvement
between Maryland Route Ala ana
Maryland Route Ella. All OF these
improvements must be removed
down to the sround line BY mid
niEht. Tuesday. July .. 1857 De-
tails, bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the STATE ROADS COMMITS
SION OFFICE at Laurel, Mary
land. District once. phone Park
way 10000. apI4,2l
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Corvicnc

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Room els Dl. ALSO
FINANCIAL ADVISOR. org. deg. in
bust. adm, finance or economies.
pref. knowl. principles OF flnanc-
ing and fund raising In group
work agencies pref, some travel,
bring resume to S1,anO
MULTIPLE LINE UNDERWR TIER,
casualty. married man pref; min.
yrs exper, to age so FEE
PAID to Sd,SdO
OFFICE NOR, bus admin. deg
helpful. hkkpg. nee; eSper only.
500 start. rapid increases
EDITORIAL ASST. deg. knowl. Of
labor relations neg; To age 30
$50 Ia start. rapid increases
MATHEMATICIAN, FEE PAID: opeh
TO age 80. BIS. in math. no
exper. IN $3.50
LIBRARIAN, masters In library SCI
cncc pref, technical BACKGROUND
pref to age 30 to -. 700
INDUSTRIAL SALES REP. Wash
area. previous industrial sales ex.
per. pref; married age .B-35
$500 plus $50 mo. car allow.
hnCtsf pluS Oonuf,
CASUALTY INSURANCE. sales eS.
per in casualty lines, to age 40.
to SI,SOO
CRAFTSMAN. Nd area security
clearance REQ; open 70 age 50
s350-sA0n mo.
ELECTRICIAN. perm. employment,
Md area omen to age so
SEQ nj.
MERCHANDISING REP, twill trainl,
food field. married men pref.
excel refs. req 10 age ~
Sb5 and car 90 start
CLERK -TYPIsTs tal. 10 w.pm.,
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YOUNG MAN interested IN locating
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AUTO BoDY MEN wANTED--5.day
week STANDARD AUTO. BODY
WORKS 100 Kalorama rd NV.
AUTOMOBILE CLERK TO make fac.
.ory claims for policy adjustments
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. l1lO
Good Hope I'd. sc.
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