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Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BIRDS"-Our feathered friends strike back in
perOr chller directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
DR. NO"-Free wheeling film Of the Ian Fleming novel,
with Sean COnnery James Bond gentleman spy
"FLIPPER"BOy meets dolphin both appeangy played in
Walt Disney frOic for the family trade.
THE GREAT ESCAPE"-Suspense in NaZi POW COM
pound with Steve Mcqueen and James Garner as
escapes.
"HUD"-Pau Newman a reprehensble young Texan out
to get his and II you don't like IT, drop dead chum
"THE LONGEST DAY"-Star and dramatic account
Of almost all that happened D-Day 1914.
"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY"-That new king -szed YER
siOn with Marion BrandO Mr.. Christian, mutineer.
ITO KILL MOCKINGBIRD"-Harper Lees Pulitzer Prize
novel becomes one Of the best motion pictures
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Only Sone One
In the Family
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
friends will be glad to see he
happily married.
= y =
Jean Simmons looks naive
but she has the brain of 6
Baruch. She preferred to TAXI
$45, 900 and a huge percentage
from "All the Way Home,
shown recently at the Lincolr
Center Film Festival. Tht
prospects look good. ROber
Preston also took a low salary
comparatively, and a largt
percentage.
Milton Rackmil has been in,
PRODUCING his new bride GladyI
all over the place. including
Maud Chez Ellie. They me
when Milton, head of Univer'
sal Studios, wandered into thu
gift shop owned by Gladys IL
Palm Springs. He wanted Il
buy a girl friend a present. Tht
girl got the gift, and the shop
keeper got millionaire Rack
mil.
4 y i
John Huston, who is il
Mexico right now preparing
his explosion-packed film YER
sion of Might of the Iguana,
is quite looking forward to tn,
experience of directing Rich
ard Burton with Ava Gardnel
and Sue Lyon. He tells chumi
he expects more. excitemen
than a house mother on ;
panty raid. Oh, it's going h
be much more exciting thai
that-unless the impossibl,
happens and Elizabeth TaylO
decides NOT to stay there.
ErrOI Flynn would be gla,
to know that son Scans frs
film, "Son of Captain Blood,
is a hit in London. Enrol, a
you know, hurtled to fame il
Captain Blood" 28 years ag
The first line in that boo
by Beverly Aadland's mothe
put me off reading the rest
Startling and shocking :.
OF all things, ace Britisl
producer Sir Michael BaIcOl
and his lady are recovering
from a siege of mumps. The,
caught the disease from thei
grandchildren. That's a trea
I'm looking forward to
One Of these days.
Pat Boone uses a sweal
word in his new picture
Never Put 1t in Writing.
Well, just as long as he doesn'
put it in writing. Pat has bee
a real heel in his last tw,
pictures. And now he's cuss
ing. What is he trying to dc
change his image? Yes, he il
AS a good boy, his picture
flopped at the box office.
Merle OberOn wa some O
the few to spot that DR.. Ste
phen Ward was a fake. "Whel
I was in London in the lat
spring." she told me, II ha
a crick in my neck. Ray Starh
head of Seven Arts Films, saiC
II knodw a marvellous osteo
path, and sent DR.. Ward t
me. He gave me the creepi
1 didn't like him touching mi
And he was a bad osteopath.
He seems to have been quit
bad-in other directions, toe
Evening star., 1963-09-17

cry County, se15 Old Georgetown road
Bethesda--S:30 pm. tomorrow: s am
and 7:16 pm. Thursday; 3 am. Friday
Rabbi Samuel scolnie and canto
Leonard Price.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Jewish Com
mgnity Group, in the Unitarian Church
SSDd toarSow TeSar ana 1Sne setnes6aTSU 2m
Acting Rabbi Ben Bruckner and Act
Ing Cantor Robert Starr.
Beth Tikva, Rockville Wheaton Cen
creation, In Rockyillt Civic Center
Rockville-S pm. tomorrow; . am
and s pm. Thursday; $3.50 am. Fri
Mark Levi and Martin Schwartz.
Eastern avenue. Mount Rainier-e:4l
D I'm. tomorrow; $40 am. and GA
pm. Thursday; $3.50 am. Friday
Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf and Canto
Morris Lang.
HAr TEeOn Congregation, ls40 Uni
yersity boulevard, West. Silver Spring
pm, tomorrow; $3.50 am. and pm
Thursday; $50 am. Friday. Rabbi 10
seph NJ, Brandriss and Cantor Eiiji
Dixon. Guest Rabbi Mayer Greenberl
Of the Hillel Foundation. University o
Maryland.
Jewish Community Center Of Prime,
Georges County, Greenbelt-6:45 pm
tomorrow; o am; Thursday; Q am
Friday Cantor Sholom J. PomrenSe
Jewish COngregatlOn Of Bel Air. II
McNamara's Hall. Bowie--S pm. to
morrow; $50 am. and s pm Thurs
day; $3.50 am. Friday, Rabbi Bert AlaI
Montgomery County Jewish Center
29O1 East-West highway, Chevy Chase
pm, tomorrow: S.l5 am, and z pm
Thursday; S:l5 am; Friday; Rabbi Tsv
H. Porath and Cantor Louis d. FEEDER
Guest Rabbi Mortimer Rubin Of Chev,
Chase and guest Cantor David L. Idei
Of New York.
summit Hill CongreEation, S512 Six
teenth street, Silver SprinE-6:40 pm
tomorrow; 3 am. and $40 pm
Thursday; 8 am. Friday. Rabbi Arthur
Bogner.
Temple Emanuel, In Sligo Seventh
day Adventist Church, Takoma Park
s pm. tomorrow and 10 am. Thurs
day. Rabbi Leon M, Adler and canto
Abrasha Robofsky.
Temple Israel. 400 University boule
ward, East, Silver Spring-7 pm, 10
morrow; s am. and 4 pm. Thursday
s am Friday. Rabbi Lewis Weintraul
and Cantor Louis Teichman.
Temple Shalom, in Chevy chasI
Presbyterian Church, Chevy Chasl
circle-7:30 pm. tomorrow and Q IN
Thursday. RABBI Edwin H. Friedman
and Cantor BENJAMIN Gruber.
Young Israel Shomrai Emunah. s1l
University boulevard, East. silvel
Spring--6:50 pm. tomorrow; 7:3I
am. and 6:15 pm. Thursday: 7:3(
am. Friday. Rabbi Gedaliah Anemel
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Europe to View
U. N. Opening

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Sept. II (AP).-Through use oi
the United States communica-
tions satellites relay and Syn
com, this afternoons opening
Of the United Nations General
Assembly will be broadcast
live for radio and TV use in
North America, Europe and
Africa.
1t will be the first time in
United Nation history that the
opening will receive such wide
coverage.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
Robert Montgomery, Jr., has
given up acting to become a
stock broker. Hes the only
sane member of our family"
quips actress sister Elizabeth
Montgomery. Blondish
James Whitmore is playing a
Negro in the movie version of
the best seller, BLACK Like
Me-" MariIyn Horton
joined Robert in the East to
ward off the autograph hounds
trying to crash his "110 in the
Shade" play for David Mer-
rick. Wise wife. o.. Stanley
Jaffe, son of Columbia execu-
tive Leo Jaffe, and Joan Ell
leen Goodman, set a December
wedding date. .POla Negri,
who was left all that lovely
money and housing by her late
friend in Texas, has signed
with Walt Disney to support
young HayIey Mills. Hayley had
not been born, or even thought
of, when Pola was batting her
great big black eyes around
those silent movie stages in the
'20's. . The date for the
Carol Burnett-JOe Hamilton
parenthood is January 25.
=
Alfred HitchcOck's discovery
Tippi Hebron, went to London
all by her ownsome, to tub
thump "The Birds" with real
flamingos in the lobby. The
former model makes her movie
debut in "The Birds" She's q
nice girl but would have done
better to start at the bottom
not the top. Israeli actress
Ziva ROdann has refused all OF
Bob KenastOn's calls since he
dunked her in that pool. Hel
new interest, DR.. John Whit
loathes pool dunking. -. And
Mrs. Gary Cooper will, I be-
lieve, look before she leaps into
matrimony with DIR. John Con-
verse. the ulastic surgeon. al
though they seem awfully Sc
rious. -. Prince Marc An
tonic BOrghese is doing q Marx
Anthony to actress Cindy Con-
roy, but I'll be surprised II she
becomes his princess. And
Martha Raye's II year old
daughter MeIOdie reports that
she is in love with a nice guy
whose name is a secret. Her
Evening star., 1963-09-17

Jewish residents of the Wash.
Iington area will usher in the
most solemn period of theil
year at sundown tomorrow BY
attending Rosh Hashonah serv-
ices, beginning the High Holy
Days, at synagogues and tenn.
pies here.
With the observance Of Rosh
Hashonah the new Jewish year
of 5724 will begin.
Orthodox and Conservative
Jews commemorate the high
holy day two days while Re-
form Jews observe Rosh Ha-
Ishonah one day.
A feature of the service to-
morrow is blowing of the Sho.
far or rams horn, sounding
call for the individual worship
er to reflect on his past deeds
and contemplate the yeal
ahead.
Rosh Hashona begins a 10.
day period of prayer. penitencG
and self-evaluation, culminat
ing in Yom Kippur or the Day
of Atonement.
According to tradition, the
fate of each person is written
in the Book of Life on Rosh
Hashonah and it is sealed on
Yom Kippur, which this year
starts at sundown September
81 and lasts until sundown
September 90.
In keeping with past prac.
tices, the Washington Armed
Services Committee Jewish
Welfare Board is co-ordinatinG
efforts throughout the area Il
arrange hospitality for service,
men and their dependents VIII,
will remain here during tn,
High Holy Days.
Synagogues and temples havl
announced that armed force
! personnel will be welcome a
; RoSh HaShonah and Yom Kin
pur services.
District of Columbia syna
gogues and temples holding
services are as follows:
Aehduth (Chevra), In Pierce Hal
All Souls Unitarian Church. Fifteentl
and Hadvard streets N.W..-6:30 pm
tomorrow; S:15 am. and 6:45 pm
THURSDAY; ,y S,,s; s;IS pm, rridsy: cantO
AGas Israel ConEreEation. Con
necticut avenue and Porter stree
N.W.-6 and $40 pm. tomorrow
am. ana 8 pm. Thursday; s am
Friday. Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz ant
Cantor Raphael Edsar. Also gues
Conn, and Cantor Albert Tannenbaun
Agudath Achim COngregatlon, 634;
Thirteenth street NV pm
tomorrow; am. and 2 pm. Thurs
day; 8 am Friday. Rabbi Herman
Waldman and Guest Cantor Meyei
Brown Of Philadelphia.
Ait Chayim COnEregation, 141 Xenii
street S.W.-7 pm. tomorrow:
am. and Z pm. Thursday; s am
Friday. Rabbi Hyman g.. Krash.
Beth El COngregation, 702 JET
ferson street N.W.-6.45 pm. to
morrow; 7:30 am. and $3.50 pm
Thursday; 7:30 am. Friday. Rabb
Beth Joshua ConEresasIon, 6O4i
Sixteenth street NW.-6 pm. to
morrow: am. and 0 pm. Thursday
: am. Friday. Rabbi Solomon NJ
Skaist
Beth shOlom. Conversation. 1885,
Eastern avenue N.W-6:45 pm. to
, morrow: 7:30 am. and 7:15 pm
Thursday; 7:30 am. Friday. Rabb
Harry ]. Keufman and Guest Canto
Eli Abt Of New York.
B'nai Isrnel Conversation. 460t
) Sixteenth street N.W.-7;15 pm. to
Evening star., 1963-09-17
! and t tcapsors shOllom Hirshman and

and cantors sholiom Hirshman and
Dov Heller.
Virginia congregations will
hold services as follows:
Agudas Achim ConsregatIon, 291O
Valley drive, Alexandria---S:30 pm, to-
morrow; $3.50 am. and z pm. Thurs
day; $3.50 Am. Friday. Rabbi Theodore
steinhers and Cantor Jack Schneider
Arlington Fairfax Jewish Center,
2920 Arlington boulevard, Arlington
pm. tomorrow; s am. and Z pm.
Thursday: am. Friday. Rabbi Noah
Golinkin and Cantor Alex Gross. Guest
Rabbi Max Kadushim Of New York and
guest Cantor Ralph Saal of New York,
Beth FL Hebrew COngregatiOn Of
Alexandria, 1880 Seminary road, Alex
andria--S:l5 pm. tomorrow and 10
Temple ROdef Shalom, in First Chris
tian Church, Falls Church--S:15 pm.
tomorrow and 10 am. Thursday, RABBI
Lasalo Berkowits.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

DENVER = Building-code-
violation notices in Denver are
filed with county clerks to
warn unwary purchasers of
substandard property.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
SALESMEN-
MANAGERS
statesmen

We have openings for a few ambi-
tiOus young men. $l44 per week
guaranteed II you meet our re-
guirements. : THESE POSITIONS
ARE PERMANENT This Is direct
selling but no Invest m ent Is
required NOW or LATER. We re-
quest men Of neat appearance with
clean records and good health. II
you have a car and are prepared
to start Immediately call JU. 1866
between l0-l2 am. and "a pm.
We'd. Thurs. Fri. only.
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WAREHOUSEMAN

UPHOLSTERERS, exper., steady
work. Call JE. 2-2481 or apply 6l3
S. Washington st., Falls Church.
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HELP WOMEN

EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER, 3O.4S
years. With experience in hospital
housekeeping. Salary $3.50 to start,
increasing to $5,004., with pension,
social security, vacation, and merit
system benefits. Apply personnel
m ma ger, University Hospital, s
South Green st., B aItimore !.
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HELP MEN

UPHOLSTERER, well versed with
customwOrk absolute top salary.
Preferably part time. Call 726-373l.
8 To s.
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EXEC. SECY., front office posi-
tiOn, with Alex. firm, excel. oppOrt.
for personable lady who enjoys
responsibility, days, to SASS. PO-
TQMAC EMPL., 91l King st., XII.
9-5055. Open to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
RECEPTIONISTS
RECEIPT. T.-SECRETARY
FRONT OFFICE, $3.50

RECEIPT. SECRETARY
FRONT OFFICE, $3.50
$3.50 mo. to start. Dynamic,
young lawyer needs q capable
lady to assist him in plush Conn.
ave. office. Must be well-groomed.
possess tact, poise and be able
to meet important clients. Sec
retarial skills required.
DOYLE
PERSONNEL
1928 Conn. Ave. Room 702
Elev. / Extreme Left ST. BLISS
RECEPTIONIST, age 2s-4s. good
telephone voice, accurate copy typ
ing at As w.p.m. Permanent position
with non-profit organization mr.. goth
and New Hampshire. Send COM
plete resume to Post Office Box
o006, Washington, ID. c.
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Ewes, PART TIME

We have q openings in our tsle.
phone sales dept. Pleasant work.
salary plus bonus. All. Office. %
Call s24-l66i. ~ Pm.
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MAINTENANCE
ASSISTANT

Age n to 40, experienced in plumb
ing and electrical work for 500-unit
garden-type apartment In Prince
Georges County. Prefer m a rrie 9 d
couple. Company bene efits and
apartment furnished. Call 434-70Ie.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
Employment Counselor

We are a successful Washington cor
poratiOn In search OF a recent col
lege graduate 10 Join our bustling
employment organization. lnitially
you will work In downtown Wash
ington where you will be trained 10
interview and place women In a
variety Of positions. Later you may
move into one Of several special.
ized employment and recruiting
activities or you may be selected
10 lead one Of our suburban opera
tiOnS, No promises on promotion,
but the ladder Is here 10 be scaled
Your qualifications should include
either education In personnel man
agement or experience as an EN-.
plOyment interviewer. Include your
name, telephone number, college
major and grade-polnt average In
a note TO Box 3gI.D, Star. An
Equal Opportunity Employer.
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lc0NTlNUED)

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANCE. Sa-
larry plus apartment. Heating, a.-c.,
elec. pre- ferred. Age 2S-l0. HE.
2-4464 MONTH. lO-5:30 pm.
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sALEsLADY for bakery and cater.
Ing service. Age 2s-45, exper. AVI.
GONE FRERES. M Columbia I'd.
NV. .Alm
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HELP MEN
PRESSER
PART-TIME

Experienced all.round presser for
our alteration department. Discount
on purchases and other employe
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KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, IBM O26,
exper. essential, 5-days Ao-hOuF
week salary open. Central Indus
trial PARK Seat Pleasant, Md.
MAID, 5Vs-day week. good refs. Side
entrance, The Broadmoor Apts,
1901 Conn. ave. NV.
MAIDS 10 work In modern motel,
must be sober and dependable, good
working c0nd., good pay, inquire At
200 Baltimore ave.s College Park,
Maryland.
MATURE LADIES with pleasant
voices for telephone work. Ewes.
l.lo, tl.75 per hr., co. $500.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, typing and
shorthand necessary. Downtown In.
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MEDICAL sECY., 1890. Greek pa.
tients, set up .appts., light book.
nv. 9l2I Wilson blvd, Arl,i Va.
WILSON PERSONNEL
MEDICAL sECRETARY.R ECEP.
ZIONIST. downtown doctors office.
good typist, medical terminology.
top salary. 13s-50S0.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT. exper. ply,
sician's office. Typing. Insurance
forms, receptionist. 40.hr. week IN.
cludes Saturday am. Vicinity Park
I'd. and 10th Vt, NV. Reply stating
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is q natural field for conquest.
China's announced strategy Is
to encourage wars Of liber-
alton" to overthrow the "bour-
geois nationalist" regimes in
the region.
But Red China's record of
expansionism should not be
exaggerated. China entered the
Korean war only when Ameri-
can advances to the Yalu River
threatened China's internal Sc
curity and seemed on the point
of proving to the rest Of Asia
that China could not save its
one true satellite. North Ko-
rea, from extinction.
Along the Indian border,
China has pursued strictly limi-
ted detectives, re-establishing
its hold on disputed territoy
In the west and withdrawing
voluntarily after administering
a humiliating defeat to India
In the east.
In Wet Nam, 1t would be a
simple matter for China to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

F., icy in Southeast Asia, Just a.
differences among Western
powers had long since broken
the pattern Of q unified West
building q wall Of containment
around Communist China.
u. s. Policy
American policy in Southeast
Asia is still conferred on a con-
slant threat Of military action
against Communist China by
the American-backed National
list forces on Formosa, followed,
so 1t is hoped, by an Internal
breakdown, Other national re-
gimes In the area are still
judged mainly on the basis Of
their anti Communism rather
than their acceptance at home
as expressing the national self
interests Of their own coun-
tries.
But the overriding aspira-
tons Of the peoples Of South
east Asia is not the downfall
Of Communist China or even
the promotion Of democracy
and free enterprise. Nor IA IT
the downfall Of Western Inn
perialism," as the Communists
would have them believe. 81
They aspire, instead, to their
own self-determination, their
own political and economic In
dependence. Big power policies,
whether by East or West, that
neglect this basic fact must
fail In the long run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

step up the scale Of the guer-
rilla war against the South
Wet Namese regime and Its
American support. So far
China has accepted a leisurely
timetable, relying mainly or
encouragement through propa.
ganda blasts against the Diem
government and the "Ameri-
can imperialists."
In the rest of Southeast Asia
China has been practicine
peaceful co-existence where Il
can, competing economically
with the aid programs of the
Soviet Union and the United
States. The common American
picture of Communist China as
a threatening monster about
to gobble up Southeast Asia is
not shared by most Southeast
Asians.
The bitter dispute between
Communist China and the So
Wet Union breaks the pattern
of a monolithic Communist
bloc following a consistent pol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

now is whether China will try
to resume the great leap for
ward" and, If 1t does, whether
1t can do so with rational man
agement. Technical publications
have been preaching respect for
honest statistics, suggesting
that the government has
learned its lesson.
Refugees Views
Estimates Of morale inside
China come largely from those
who interview refugees. The sig
nificance Of this testimony Is
not that the refugees are dis
satisfied-that much is to be
expected from those who are
fleeing-but in two other COM
ments frequently heard.
One is that they are proud
Of their country's new strength.
They think they had to work
too hard and had too little to
eat, but younger refugees often
credit the Communist regime
with making China a powerful
nation, able to command the
fear and respect Of the rest of
the world and even stand off
the armed might Of the United
States in the Korean war. Even
young Roman Catholic priests
coming out Of China have ex-
pressed pride in this new ma
tional strength.
The other significant refugee
view is that the great majority,
while ready to break with the
Communist regime, has no de-
sire to go to Formosa and come
under the rule Of Chang Kali
shek and the Chinese National
lists. Energetic recruiting cam
paigns by the Nationalist
among the refugees in Hong
Kong have had meager success.
Issue of Inner Control
The surge of refugees last
May, when the Communists in
explicably lowered the bars for
a month and let $4,000 cross
into Hong Kong, proved to some
China watchers that the gov
eminent had lost control for a
time. To others. the important
fact was that the Communists
could reimpose control without
stirring mass violence among
those who hoped to escape.
Internal collapse, at this
point, seems out of the ques-
ton. Some Of the China
watchers. however, cling to the
hope that Chang can and will
trigger a successful counter
revolution by undertaking a
full-scale invasion.
IF the Nationalist could es-
tablish a bridgehead in Shang-
hal" said one Of these China
hands. not an American, at
would be a place where the
Chinese could run to. This
would require United States as
sistance, Of course. The bridge
head would be a magnet for a
stream Of defectors. The regime
eventually would fall"
This speculation leaves out
OF account a widespread prop
! uganda fostered hatred Of
Chang and the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Students Aid Library

OSLO, Norway, Feb. ~ (AP).
The rs zoology students have
long complained that their
reading room at the University
of Oslo holds only Is. School
authorities explained that's all
the space available. So the
students have voted to borrow
$2,140 for two wooden pre-
fabricated buildings and win
pay off the loan themselves. ,