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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08

do not wish to do. We need not con.
form, if we don't like the idea. We
can fight we can fight well =
we can win or we can lose. And
we can die. But we can demon
strate our willingness to do battle
for concepts which are important
IS bread and wine.
1t happened that the hard-cOre
Jews won. Led by Judah Macca-
bee, who developed into mill
tary genius, the Jews refined
guerrilla warfare. They took ad-
vantage of their knowledge of the
hills and wadis of Palestine. They
struck at night. They wOve their
way into and out of enemy
camps. They Out-thOught h e fr
cOmplacent foes They planned
their fOrayS carefully.
They fought so well that in later
generations, military academies
placed these battles before their
students. In our own time, tn e
Jews of Israel struck against their
Egyptian foes lin 1856 and these
battles, too, have been studied at
West Point and other military
schools.
That the victory of the Macca-
bees led to the establishment of
the second Jewish Commonwealth,
is, in a sense, incidental to this
story. What remains is the ex-
citement of choice: slavery or free
dom. Never mind that the slavery
was not actual slavery, but only
theological. What counted to these
ancient Jews was freedom.
The MaccabeeS, who began with
a small group of men. gained ad-
herents; slowly, the army expand
ed. More and more Jews joined
the forces of the Maccabees, for
victory engenderS enthusiasm and
faith. The enemy, with vast re-
sources, mounted heavy attacks
against the Jews. But in the end,
the Jews won. And with their vic
tories freedom itself was unshack-
led.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08
Women Give ~
Pct. of Donations

DALLAS (JTA) - Women COM
prise AZ per cent of the contributors
to Jewish welfare funds, and raise
IL per cent of the total monies col
lected by these funds, Mrs. Arnold
Rubenstein of st. Paul reported at
a session devoted to women in
Communal Service" held by the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds.
In study of contributors atti-
tudes, made in Essex County, Nj,
Mrs. Rubenstein reported, it was
found that almost 40 per cent of
1000 men interviewed felt that
women should make separate con-
tributions.
Mrs. Harry L. Jones of Detroit
principal speaker at the session,
reported that middle-clasS women
are the best source of volunteers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08
Efhiopio Accords Full Recognition
TO lsrueI Despite Arch Pressures

been exerted for several years
against any such action by Ethio.
pia. The move also was viewed as
an Indication of the stability of the
present regime.
The recognition also reflected the
many-faceted relations which have
been established between the two
countries. A number of Israeli mis-
sions are at work in Ethiopia in
various fields, including farming,
development, fishing, construction
education and public health.
An Israeli staff directs the Ethio-
plan government hospital at Mas
sawa and a technical college al
Ads Ababa. Commercial relations
also have been expanding.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08

erful soldiers in the world. In ad-
ditiOn, many fellow Jews already
have succumbed to the l i e n
power and have found the new
faith interesting and intriguing.
What is wrong. they asked, with
Hellenism, the Greek concept of
living the full life? Nothing, they
reply, and they assimilate happily.
But the hard core - and there
always seems to be such a core,
not only among Jews, but a o
among other peoples decides to
fight. There is a conformation in a
little town called Modin, town
never again prominent in history.
Today, it is name on the map of
Israel, with scarcely any people
there, with no landmarks or monu-
ments. Yet it was in Modin that an
old man, who had five stalwart
sons, defied the Syrians who at
tempted to force him, and his peo-
pie, to bow to strange gods.
The incident of MathathiaS and
his five sons has been re-told again
and again, in story and in poetry.
This is the easy part of the story,
one which lends itself to glorifica-
ton. But that is not why Chanukah
is marked today by Jews with
such intensity. 1t is rather the bat
tie against hopeless odds for an
ideal dear to the hearts of men.
1t may have been true that He'll
enism was attractive, but it is
more important to yield to no one
when freedom of worship is con-
cerned. We cannot allow ourselves
to Succumb to powerful forces that
try to make us do that which we
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08
El Al Transatlantic
Traffic Increases

NEW YORK (JTA)-Trans-Atlan-
tic traffic carried by FL Al Air
lines during the first six months of
1861 rose 81 per cent over the same
period in 1860, the airline an
nounced.
This compares with an overall
increase in transatlantic air pas
sengers of 10 per cent for same
period. This increase combined
with a 34.5 per cent raise in seat
ing capacity, brought Ell Aps pay
load for the first half of 1861 to
59.1 per cent, the highest load fac
tor for transatlantic flights of any
airline.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = T h e
Ethiopian consul general in Jeru-
salem has formally informed Mrs.
Coda Meir, IsraePs foreign mini
ster, of the Ethiopian governments
decision to accord full recognition
to Israel.
Special significance was given
here to the Ethiopian decision be-
cause strong Arab pressure had
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-08

SAY you SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
Evening star., 1961-07-30

-. POTOMAC EMPL.
SS3S4 Wilson Blvd, Arl. JA 5-oonr
~ kins St. Alex, KI S-s9S::
aV4 z. 6road. Falls Ch. JE. 2.729S
Evening star., 1961-07-30

ALTO soLoIsT for Chevy Chase
sMfTa, 1905 RidseWood ave"
Chevy Chase, Nd.
% Household furnishings, must be
good: retail background bring
0LNH rs. Grads; white, good variety Of
copy, like figures, dictaphone; also
beginning stenos. Good cos. and
excel: working conditions. .-.
MGR. -------.--S75u up
Retail BACKGROUND and college
hslpfS hss supeTyiise MC sraneb stors
Must be exper. opr.; age 19-45,
his. grad. white; natl. sales Of
flee, interesting.
PERSONNEL ASST. T.--------S.O.
Deg. il possible. At least 5 yrs. ex::
per-; interview, test and counsel
women personnel CLERKS. mach.
oprs., typists. secysO. BRING re-
sumo; AS e 25-4o; Hyatts{iilsil n e. MSi sS6
AEsEAScHES Msst 6 American hav. g 8. y T. oS Or
B. 8. with accent on education
and social studies. Write and type
own material. viii consider older
woman.
PAYROLL CLERK ---- $4,000
will consider older person FOR
comptroller office; must be .ex-
per-; free college course and free
sPGcRETAR1Es GcISHhsAi ---, to $4,000
Admin, jr. and ST.: wide range
OF salaries according to educa-
ton, skills and exper. Come. see
SUPERVISORS ---.,----t to $40
H.s. grads. white, for cafeteria;
mqst psd s'ci GaEESwzg f3Ss fzsPerx xoENcY IN yam
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-16S7, Suite 719. DI. 7-9467
Evening star., 1961-07-30

1912 K st. NV. Ex s.7o.o
CAFETERIA, SNACK BAR ATTEN.
DANT OR C0UNTER GIRL-STi-
vate industry NV, day nj
Meals, uniforms, paid yaeatinn
eng holidays. Reply Box 3i7wD
Evening star., 1961-07-30
CLERICAL
SUPERVISOR

This rapidly growing :
company has an ex-
cellent opportunity
for mature young
woman to supervise
clerical and recep-
ZIONIST personnel.
We seek q woman
whose background
combines some college
and supervisory ex-.
perience. ~
Good typing ability :
also required. r..
--.--
We offer excellent
starting salary and
many company bene-
fits including group
disqualification and
group life insurance.
paid major medical
plan, free parking
facilities, paid vaca-
ton and pension
plan. -, =
Evening star., 1961-07-30
HELP WOMEN

CLERICAL, to $265
Good handwriting and appearances
twhite); beginner considered, must
be h.s. graduate. O OR MA Ne
SElEFING S1e Shoreham 5ldT..
Evening star., 1961-07-30
YOUNG MEN
8 NJ co
MINCOM DIV.

Sales ensineer to sell magnetie re-
gree preferred and knowledge Of
Instrumentation technique. q. 8.
citizen. under 35. Appointment by
telephone only. MR.. BROSIOUS.
529 Pennsylvania bldg. Ma. s.
177l
Evening star., 1961-07-30
Statesmen
statesmen
statesmen
Be Our Breakfast Guest

One Of the most unusual sales
opportunities ever to appear on
the American scene has now been
brousht to D. C. and Virginia.
Operations that very quickly will
Snread throughout the areas with
nanagement opportunities exist
ing now that will probably never
exist again.
n you have sold. few minutes Of
your time investigating this OPP
portunity may be the turning
point Of your life. Statesmen
selected should average $4,000
to $4,000 annually. We also
need sales managers because We
will open branches in other cities
rapidly. These products are en-
Joyinr tremendous publicity and
Overwhelming acceptance. II you
do not show for breakfast you
will be missing one of the greatest
opportunities Of your life.
Breakfast will be served Q to 10
am. Monday morning, July 81,
1861, in the Panel Room, at the
ARecutive House Hotel, S7ptt circle.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

C
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Frothy Facial

W7ASHING your face needn't always be
w routine chore. For something little
different, with beauty bonus, try giving
yourself quick facial with suds. It's all in
the know-how that any woman can apply if
she follows the principles behind profes-
sional facial treatment in beauty salon.
Main thing to remember is that upward
and outward strokes of the fingers should
always be used-never downward, because
this encourages sagging lines. Work up
sudsy lather and spread it on your face. Gen
tie massage in the right directions invigor
ates facial muscles, eases tension, and
Evening star., 1961-06-18

SmOoths out frown lines and wrinkles Be
careful with delicate tissues around eyes,
using only tiny butterfly pats Don't forget
the neck, and the area under the chin, which
should also be given upward and outward
strokes
To finish up. wiring out towel in water
as hot as you can handle, and put it over your
face for few moments for a quick steam
treatment. Then rinse off all the soap with a
clean washcloth dipped in warm water, still
using upward strokes. Final touch is quick
splash with cold water to close the pores and
leave your skin radantly alive and clean.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

OF this lge. 49, loan or easy
FHA terms: walk. dist. of bus,
public and parochial schools.
W. ]. NICHOLAS 10 5-OS0n
Evening star., 1961-07-13
WESTMORELAND HILLS

Attractive brick house on beauti-
fully planted corner, featuring
large library with fireplace and
powder room in addition to 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths; vacant and
ready to move into Please call
Mrs. Brady, EN-. 3-227S, for ap-
pointment to INSPECT.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

PECk. ReaItor. HE. 4-l700.
LEWISDALE-Keep cool In this CEN
trally Air-cond., all-brk. rambler;
8 twin-size bedrms., lovely liv. rm
with firepl., kit. with table space
comfortable porch, terrific rec.
rm.; gorgeous yard with trees and
shrubs. Asking S21,25O.
EHIYHC
Evening star., 1961-07-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CoNTlNUED)

BILFEh SFhINU-WHEAION
ramblers from S11,950, SA0O dn.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, 10. 5-1950
SILVER SPRING = Split-level; 4
bedrms., 2ia baths, liv.. din,
util.. mod. kit. rec rms; fenced
lot. Can GI. S23.950. OWNER.
H 2-274S.
EePLIT-FoYER RAMBLER on cul-
de-sac. offering bedrms., ground-
level rec. rm., patio. table-space
kit, wooded lot: FLA appraised,
S21.500, Call now. 10. 5000.
Evening star., 1961-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINUED)

ADELPHI CRIGGS RD.)-New s.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler wIbewitch-
ing table-space kit, daylight bsmt =,
rec. rm. Asking S23,950. MODERN
ENTERPRISES, INC, UN. 4-3l70.
Evening star., 1961-07-13
PRETTY AS A PICTURE. scnnnmi.

cal Cape Cod, bedrms. on Ist
floor, large dormitory bedrm. on
2nd; nice kit. with eating space.
full bsmt. with rec. rIn., hard to
beat for S13,750.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

WHEAT0N-3-bedrm. Colonial-style
home with separate din. rm. and
rec. rm.: near public and parochial
schools. S13,500. HUGH T. PECK,
T635 New Hamp ave. HE. 4-1700.
WHEATON; only $1S.95O-In best
of areas is this 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler with full bsmt.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

6711 New Hamp. Ave. Takoms PIX
III. 8-8A74
Evening star., 1961-07-13
!. II. LEWIS
altors 10. b-433O

LEWISDALE-Attrac. brick rambler,
8 lge. bedrms., spacious lv. Fm.
with firepl. and full bsmt., nr.
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA. HUGH
T. PECK, 1885 New Hamp. ave.,
Evening star., 1961-07-13

ALL BRICK COLONIAL priced at
tust S12,250 and clean as q pin
8 spacious bedrms., huge liV. rm.
with large din. area, has patio
for summer cook outs. only S40O
dn. SS7 per mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

bath brick home. Must seli OF rent
this week. App. FHA S22, 900 w
S20O9 On, win take End. Offer
Evening star., 1961-07-13
ST. JEROME'S PARISH

LANGLEY PARK-Brick 3-bedrm.
Ia baths: walk to shoppingi
fenced I'd, rec. rm.
RITE REALTY
Evening star., 1961-07-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BOILING VIEW-Finest all bTiel
s,sSo ;ssHlsGs us! sns sgit; @ MAYA sy1inSs a1k.t 4
new subdivision, extra large leye.
out Rte. so to Lanham (see oul
signS), right on Whitfield Chape!
I'd. to open house. TRADES
TAKEN; good terms. MAX NIL.
LEE lsEs L Ii 712I0oi 712Jtsi ewes" IA. g.
Evening star., 1961-07-13
MCLEAN

3-bedroom, 2-bath brick
rambler, with tiled rec.
room and walk-out base
ment. All-electric kitchen;
Evening star., 1961-07-13
SAVE S 600

ADELPHI-Mr. Home Buyer, saw.
4, 5, $4,000 By assuming 4laTs
loan on cute 3-bedrm. rambler
/ blk from elem. school, 2 blks
from u. high school. This will 60
fast. N. 3. SMITH, INC, REAL
TOR, DI. 7-7S77. CE. 6-S60b.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

PLEASURE OF LIVING can be ba7
IN snls spotless, superb quaiitS
den or 4th bedroom, lge. Iyins
rm.. dining rm,, uIframndsrt
Kitchen with eye-level oven. Walk.
out basement with fabulous rec
rm., professionally landscaped lot
Featuring center-hall entrance
breakfast nook, barbecue etc
Price, $4,000; S2,lOO down. I'm.
maculate condition, Prestige ares
appointment only. OPEN 9-S
REALTY. .JF Anna
Evening star., 1961-07-13
WHEATON PLAZA n Minis AVA

WHEATON, PLAZA 10 Minis. away.
is THIS IT? 3-bedrm. split-ley--
baths; st. Jude's / blk. away: as
sumo CT loan S15,500; price
$50, 800.
YouNKIN & CO. 10. 4-sO22 Til
WFEATON-OWNER trans. must
sell; 2-yr.-old brick split-level;
bedrms., u acre. 1S trees; Sl9.-
900: down payment optional. VII
Evening star., 1961-07-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
FORESTVILLE
gI000 nNWN

$1,000 DOWN
3-bedTm. brick ram
bier: storm windows and doors;
pull-dovn stairs. carport. also
large sep. garage: located on Q
lovely green level lot S5xl50. all
white picket fence, with lge.
shade trees: Well-kept area: only
S16.950; and assume 4h% GI
loan. This IS HOME,
Evening star., 1961-07-13

WHEATON : Wonderful home for
large family. Owner suddenly
transferred; house is vacant, move
in at once. Brick split-level with
bedrms., GIFT. living room, large
dining room, big kitchen with
beautiful level lot; near all schools.
Only S21,950. Call 10. 5-0s44
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
Evening star., 1961-07-13
M. LEO STORCH

CHEVERLY-Owner trans.
ferred, priced below VA an.
praisal, with only 5000 dn.
to vets, includes settlement
and down payment for at
tractive brick and frame
home with slate roof. 3 bed.
rms. and den, firepl. in liv.
rm.. separate din. rm. and
large kit. screened porch,
full bsmt., built-in garage,
tree-shaded lots. With mod
crate cash assume present
ANY loan and save. Trades
invited.
Carrollton-De luxe brick
rambler with slate roof and
plaster walls. 3 bedrms.,
separate din. rm.. de luxe
equipped kit, disposal, wall
oven, surface range and
exhaust fan. Full basement,
freezer food locker. Assume
large 4a4er loan: swimming
pool membership included al
S19,750. Trades invited.
Sunny Brook-A spacious 4.
bedrm. Cape Cod. loaded
with extras. Carpeting,
drapes and fireplace in liv.
rm., table-space kit, laun-
dry rnl. equipped with wash.
er and drier. Screened patio,
barbecue pit. picnic table
and 3Xl2 portable swimming
pool. Beautiful lot with sew
eral oak shade trees and
completely fenced. A good
buy at $4,000. Assume
loan. no red tape.
New Misunderstanding like
hot cakes with terrific fl
nancing. $3.50 down, in
cludeS settlement and down
payment. 25-year loan will
use 1909 Of wife's income
If over 80. 3 bedrms., big
de luxe kit. with wall oven
and surface range: full
bsmt.
Trades Invited
PRINCE GEORGES PRopERTIEs
NC. AP. 7-777
Evening star., 1961-07-13
SUMNER

MASS. AVE. EXT.
A charming brick Colonial, 4 bed
rms, 3 baths. liv. rm. with fire.
place: separate dining rm.. den,
overlooking garden; full bsmt.,
garage. Owner wants an offer.
Call MR.. BENNY. FE. 1866.
H. A. GILL & SON
REALTOR FE, $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-13

WHEATON, Sl6.5OO. Conn. Ave
Estates-All-brick rambler 8 bed
rms. and bath. full bsmt., rec
rm., nice lot FLA terms. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JU. 9-644C
Evening star., 1961-07-13

with firepl. and full bsmt., nr
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA. HUGE
HE. H FEE zeiAo6 1855 New Hsmp. ave.
NEAR LANGLEY PARK, NEW RAM
BIER, with 5 bedrms., moderr
Kitchen, full basement; S1s,600
TRADES INVITED. HUGE T
PECK. REALTOR. HE. 4-1700.
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-Trade youi
home on this brand-new bricl
rambler featuring split-foyer en-.
trance, large liv. rm., din. arel
equivalent to separate din. rm.
lovely kit. with table space. Z
hedrmss IA baths. huge bsmt
Terms or trade: compare at S21,.
BOO Call til 8 pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO., INC
NEW BI-LEVELs; $17,95O-4 bed,
rms. (or 3 bedrms. and den), ~
baths: huge family rm., kit, slid,
ing glass. wall in liv. rm. Choice
close-tn location, Just off Balti.
more pkwy. and Rte, so. Terms
or trades. Call It'll 8 pm. ROB-
ERT 8: DAVIS & CO., INC.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Spacious Cape Cod home, with
dbl. size bedrms.. separate din
rm and 2 baths, rec. rm., and 2.
car garage. HUGH 7, PECK, Real.
tor, HE 4.1S00
Evening star., 1961-07-13
EXCLUSIVE
H. A. GILL & SON

REALToR FE. $4,000
WHEATON tSt. Catherines)-S3a5
dn.; 3-bedrm, 1ia-bath brk.; semi,
with rec. rm.: vacant. DI. 7-4445;
ewes, VIII. 2-7357
Evening star., 1961-07-13

cond,; 3 bedrms., den, IL baths,
large kit, family room. Walk tc
elem. jr.. sr. high schools: $780,
500. BY OWNER, VIII. 6-9174.
Evening star., 1961-07-13
A RC

ARLINGTON REALTY CO., INC,
2SO0 Wilson Blvd. Arl.
JA. 7-9300 Open TIL 9
Evening star., 1961-07-13
WHY WAIT?

WHEATON, - exceptionally nice
Colonial style home with 3 bed.
rms, sep. din. rm., S12,500. HUGH
r PECK. Rnaltor HE 4-17O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17

have 8 cent to bless themselves
with.
O'Toole. who should be q big
star in America when Law
renee of Arabia" is released,
brought his Arab houseboy back
to London with him. 1t took
him 4S hours Of pleading with
King Hussein to spring the boy
from the Jordanian Army!
Hollywood character actor
Dean Jaeger will be furious to
learn here that his entire role in
"Barabbas" has been cut from
the film and another actor,
hired by producer Dind De Lau-
rentiis, will fill the role.
When I was in Rome last
August, Dean told me how I'M
happy he was working for De
Laurentiis. His state of mind
must have seeped through into
the film.
william Holden agreed to re-
team with Trevor Howard in
THE Lion" This makes Will
liam a nice as well as a brave
man. When they worked togeth-
er in THE Key" it was the gen.
eral consensus that Howard
thefted the movie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17
THE LYONS DEN
Unoccustomed As | Am :.
By LEONARD LYONS

Recently Brandeis University
had a convocation to mark its
admission into Phi Beta Kappa.
One of the speakers was a
Lowell from Boston. He began
by quoting the line about Bos-
ton, where the Lowells speak
only to Cabots and the Cabots
speak only to God. 80 you can
see," Lowell told the audience,
how difficult it is for me to
speak to you"
If Warner Bros. buys MY
Fair Lady" the stars will prob
ably be Audrey Hepburn and
Cary Grant, although Laurence
Olivier still has a chance for
the Prof. Higgins role.
David Susskind has persuaded
Clare BO0the Luce to appear on
his Open End TV show.
! Mary Lasker took Mrs,
Joseph p. Kennedy to visit
Marc Chagall's studio in Venice
Another guest at the painters
home wondered about this first
family interest in art. Mrs
Lasker mentioned the cultural
change in Washington: 1--WE
have a Secretary Of Labor
whose office displays contem-
porary Americans. and a Direc-
tor of the Budget who likes
Georgia O'Keefe."
Peter Fonda, who was mar
ried last week end, can't wear
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ESDA, 1910 Wis. Ave-, Of.
J CORNERS, 1905 Willston,
Intensive courses: ny Gress
J. i3l lBM ksYpvneh Machine
(6) Stereotype.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17

his wedding ring in Blood,
Sweat and Stanley Poole" be-
cause he plays a bachelor. He
wears the ring for the curtain
calls. Frank Yerby, the
American novelist, will settle on
the French Riviera. He's buying
a home there.
-
The Duke of Bedford was at
FL Morocco the other day and
spoke of his son, the Marques
of Tavistock. who is In his
senior year at Harvard. The
Duke wants the young man
to study accounting and estate
management. so he can help
run the family home, Woburn
Abbey. The Duke mentioned
the confusing fact that in the
British peerage the sons names
are different from their
fathers. The offspring uses the
sire's secondary titles.
The Marques therefore could
use Baron Russell of Chenies,
Baron Rowland Of Streatham
or Baron Russell of Thorn
haugh. The Duke said: Makes
it hard on initiated luggage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17
BerIe Opens,
Like Wow!

Milton Berle. making his first
Washington cabaret appear
ance, took over the Shoreham
Blue Room last night for a one
week stay. The result was pam
demonium the like Of which
this decorous resort hasn't seer
since it opened back in the
early 30s.
Berle fires a broadSide OF
broad comedy. All of it isn't
great and little of it is I'M
familiar, but it's enough to
make a Berle convert out OF
even a lukewarm critic.
The Berle repertory company
inclueS Singer Bettey George
Trumpeter Leonard Sues. the
Dancing Dunhills and the La
Scala Quartet. All are equipped
with talent that is sacrificed in
the interest Of bufoonery. but
that's the way it is with a Berle
show.
There will be a fuller report
on all this in Thursdays After
Dark column. but that might
be too late for you to make a
Blue Room reservation.-H. M
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DOWNTOWN. 40 18th 81. NV
2.l3oo; ALEXANDRIA, 6o4 Menis
u. 4.sl5l; nat. RAINIER, 1901 Pc
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
A Royal Booster

LONDON. NANA). King
HusseIn of Jordan is the biggest
booster for Lawrence of Ara
bia." Not that Hussein is a great
movie fan-he just happens to
be married to Toni Gardiner,
the English girl who worked as
switchboard operator for the
film mpany before she
switched to the palace.
I arrived here to find the
Lawrence" company eating
and resting. From Peter O'TOOle
who plays Lawrence. to Alec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17

Guinness who portrayed Prince
Feisal, everyone shed from 10 to
Is pounds in the Jordan desert
location where the temperature
simmered between ITO and 1875
degrees for six months. :. Pro-
ducer Sam Spiegel cooled off on
his yacht between visits to Jor-
dam And this is an endearing
story: Showing a pal through
the l6-crew boat, he stopped
suddenly and said, Il bet
know what you are thinking
about" They were both think
ing Of the days when they didn't