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THE CHINA MAIL, MUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1985.

The Lady Who Helps

To Beat A

Bogey

By MICHAEL RUDDY

results," Miss

comes a

Next

thorough Beverly Hills. daily habit. That way, you get-

cleansing of hair and scalp. that from). the Stenz put down the She Instala WAS listening to Patricia I

undertakes Marie Stenz, a muscular, brushes, massaged a few drops moment a patron short energetic woman in of an orange-tintext liquid into treatment he must discard his the hair of her movie star hair-brushes, evon his comba, the late thirties.

ellent. I looked at the bottle. and use only the brushes and The Label enid: "Patricia M.

comba aho provides. "In more than twenty years in Hollywood, operat- Stenz-Special Formula Seven," "This is a scalp cleanser." she saith, ing my hair and scalp clinic, manipulating, moulding, I have helped hundreds of kneading.

and Jesser

stary

known

I thought I heard the star He

playera, directors and pro- purr, but I was mistaken.

was moring.

ilucers and writers as well

Thoy

often doze off when get into the chair and as thousands of men who they have nothing to do with the relax," Patricia Stenz observed, movie or entertainment busi- smiling. ness."

one

mous.

She told me this as she gave of her world-renowned treatments to a world-renowned mtar, who must remain anony

my opinion,*** sho went "the approach of many doc- tors to the problem of baldness 19 all wrong. I Include the doctors at Stoke Mandeville In Britain who are devoting some attention to the subject.

"In on,

"Drugs alone will not help," Patricia Stenz declared, "First- ly, each ease of baldness is in- dividual.

You've got to under- temperament of the stand the man, his problems, his general tone, his physical and mental condition."

Daily Habit

What causen many people to lose their hair? According to Patricin Stenz, the causes are pressure of work, often worry,

all competition, metabolism out balance but generally it

of

treat.

"The first weeks, dally mente, After that, treatment at least once a week until progress and inprovement are shown."

She paused, stretched herself, and clenched and unclenched her hands. I noticed she was a red-head,

Branching Out

Basle cast of the Steaz trent- ment is from a hundred guineas a year. Many stars opend up to seven hundred guineas yearly. follows a pattern of tension. A business associate of Miss "You know something? I get Stenz quietly mentioned that more younger men coming to this expense is allowable as an me today than I did ten years income tax reduction, pit

really costs them very little."

Next year Miss Stena will salons in Paris, London and Munich,

ago,'

Younger Men

that have

She out

explained Miss Stenz

chemists hor research discovered many conditions are involved in loss of hair.

chemists carry and her clinical research at her labora- tories in Hollywood, and they have developed new methods of hair therapy.

know

druk, spid.

of the "We

she pyridyl carbinol," Taking two special brushes of "But here we treat externally pure black bristle, she brushed and internally. I might mention firmly and slowly and methodi- we have found that the amino- chily on the stellar" salp acids are very important with which she was at prevent hair rejuvenation." concerned. His face covered

In

She told me that the first

with

with a fine linen towel, that thing she and her assistants do "luminary" relaxed in the chair after a long discussion he occupied.

"Secondly, you have to

his confidence---then

his

operation, so that he uses

qven

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STAND.

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A LEADER RETURNS

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the patron is to make micro- get sconic examination of the scalp Then several co- and the hair.

and

are taken from that

my photographs

methods and techniques at home, different angles. "Yes, it's

dred years now

from

will read in their history books David Ben-Gurion founded the state of Israel.

every day, just like he brushes sort of before-and-after idea," They will struggle with the

his teeth. 11's gol to become a she announced,

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name awhile and let it fade into oblivion.

It is unlikely that the his- tory books will trouble to record that David Ben- Gurion was a civilised man,

Yet that is the truly re- markable thing about him.

Given his background; his political opportunities and the state of the world as it was in May, 1948, many men might have founded the state of Israel.

Given the same background and the same conditions, it is not so likely that many men would have remained civilised.

In 1936, David Ben-Gurion was 50.

The world was in a ferment. Hitler had begun to send Jews to the concentration camps by the hundreds, Soon he was to send them to the gas chambers by the thousands.

storms

to

THE DESERT

***By Les Armour...............

In ancient times the leaders of Israel found their inspiration in the desert. From their contemplations in barren places they returned refreshed to lead their people. So has the State of Israel's veteran leader come out of retirement as horizons darken in the Middle East.

that

ond strussus The

David Ben-Gurian which had plunged the Western world into the most general He saw

thero were economie catastrophe ever

race were almost insuperable obstacles in strike the human soon to rond the whole of the way of the establishment of

such a place, civilsation with war.

Û

In Palestine, where he had

30

before gone

years penniless refugee, David Ben- Gurion was desperately trying to negotiate or agreement which would give the Jews'n home for the first time in history.

He was having little success

time and, in Europe, running out on the Jews.

• NO WHIM

But he worked quietly and cfficiently in the days before World War I to lay the ground work.

Palestine in those days

was

a part of the Ottoman Empire and Jew and Arab alike lived, as they had lived since the days was of the Romans, under the heel whom neither loved and both endeavoured to exploit for the other's disad vantage.

But that was the year David Ben-Gurion chose to Greek.

of a conqueror

,

..

General Allenby and the British Army in Palestine.

At war's end, he persuaded Lord Balfour and the Briush government to issue the famous "Balfour declaration" which ⚫pledged Britain to help to form

Jewish state.

Palestine, meanwhile, became a British mandate.

• WHITE PAPER

From then until 1937 he worked quietly toward the goal and, in that year, Britain produced plan to divide Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state.

In 1939, the British govern ment suddenly shelved the plan and issued a white paper re- pudiating the idea of an ex- clusively Jewish stato - and putting severe limits on Jewish immigation.

ing

It meant strict control on the entry of Jewish refugees unt

the Fuch lime

economy strengthened and could be developed to the point where Palestine was able to stand the strain. Otherwise the Arabs would

bo simply swamped.

But, so long as there was no Jewish state there was no way in which he could control the terrorist element and no way in which he could force the flood of refugees to sea reason. The longer the illegal wave kept coming, the greater the proportion of "uncontrollabies" became and the more hostile the Arabs.

more hostile the And the Arabs became the more difficult it was for Britain to agree to a partition,

Finally, in September, 1947,

that Britain announced

the

mandate would end within six months; whether there solution or not.

WNS D

Ben-Gurion worked feverishly and, on May 14, 1948, a jew hours before the mandate war due to end, he proclaimed the State of Israel.

• NO TROOPS

He had only the trailest of backing. The United Nations had agreed to a partition plan but there five months before; were no troops to enforce it,

It was a bitter blow for Ben- Gurion and there were signs of serious unrest in Palestine,

Then war broke out.

Israel, backed with a lttle" There were men and parties money from America, had a in Palestine urging that the war makeshift army, dangerously he red as a blunt

instrument

with ex-terrorists who were not prepared to take with which to beat Britains into top-heavy alving into the partition plan. orders from anybody. Against But Ben-Gurion said quietly; them was the combined weight we shall fight the war as it of the armies of the Arab there were no white paper and staice, fight the while paper as if there were no war."

He flow to London and pro posed that Britain should aid him forming a Jewish Army to Aght Hitler. Britain compro- mised by helping him to form Tho Turks and Arabs were volunteer Jewish Brigade to learn Mosiems.

But that was all there was to hold them together, fight under the British Army. The Arabs

fiercely All during the war, he kept nationalistic and the ineficient the fanatics in Palestine under Empire welcomed a division of close control, forces which would help to keep

• TENSION them under control.,

It wasn't a whim, Ben-Gurion had decided that {it win

essential to be able to rend Plato and Aristotle in the original.

.

The same

enim detachment has marked the whole of his

career.

were

The situation offered no hope for anyone.

But Ben-Gurion

Within hours of the proclama- tion, the Arab states moved troops in.

Forgetting Suffering, MISTER GREENE GOES GAY

By THOMAS WISEMAN

5

London.

But Mr Greene is grimly de-

RAHAM GREEND has tried to make his soulle.

emerged from the pri-

Laser Takes All is published as ovd. It reads like (and is in vate torture chamber fact) a fim treatment.

Now

in which he seems to 'write,

work begins. Thọ setting

his novels to write and is Mr Greene's fist in Albany.

The pictures on the walls are produce a film comedy star- dark, Picassolah and tortured,

ring such untortured ip- But the gentleman sitting on dividuals as Edmund Puř- the sofa next to a recording

dom, Robert Morley, and machine drinking vodka

hardly suffering at all, Maggie Macnamara.

Director Anriakin

suggesta a Mr Greenic has (temporarily) now line of dialogue. "Author forsaken the fly-blown hotel Greene says: "No, people don't rooms off Wardour Street, the talk like that.". Viennese BOYCIE,

tho* noody priests, death in the living-room and dingy doings on Brighton pler.

lator

ANOTHER GLASS cannot write in front of people) He retires to his bedroom (ha

half an hour Taking a much needed holiday and re-emerges from sin, he lins, gomo on in

with dialogue that does literary spree to Monte Carlo, represent the way people talk. which is not normally considered They are both disgracefully Graham Greene territory. His happy and have another glass of new film, he says adamantly, hus

vodka.

Mr absolutely no social, religious

Greene does not lika or metaphysical significance, writing at home-bo finds hotel

more inspiring. According to Mr Greene, it is zooms

a light, gay story, a souffle, and director and author fly to Monte his smile is not even visted Cario, where they take a suite at the most expensive hotel (10 when he says this.

Greene and he

Ens.

NOT BITTER

a night each) and continue When the distinguished French their work, Mr Groepe la on first director, Rene Clement, wanted walters and reveals

name terms with all the head

an utterly to turn his souffle into a bitter gulitions appetite for caviare. trast on the theme that money corrupte, Mr

In the afternoon, director, and the beach eyeing Mr parked company.

Groene author ile on didn't feel in the least bitter the passing girls and talking Robert Indo-Chinn, about money. Nor did he really about Louis feel it was so corrupting.

Stevenson and Marilyn Monroc. And that girl in the sea who fuscinates Mr Greene because she looks like a barinald.

In the evenings they visit the. Casino and Mr Greene, who in no mathematical genius and has no system, loses £10.

I had always plotuned Graham Greene as a man who enjoys suffering too much to enjoy any- Khing else.

But the story of the birth of this film, entitled Loser Tutes All, presents a surprising picture of a gay Mr Greeno making do without damnation

RUSSIAN ROULETTE Mr Greene's experiences at It starts in a pub in Shepherd- Market, where Mr Greeng meets the roulette tables remind him

John

and of how he used to play Russian Stafford producer director Ken Anmaisin for din roulette on Wimbledon Common. ner. Mr Greene, tall, well- For any of you who have not dressed, nervous, tells them a played

it, this sport consists of story he has in mind for a fim. loading one chamber of a Ex- It is

is about an accountant, a chamber revolver, spinning the mathematical genius, who dis chambers, pointing-

the muzzio covers a system for winning a at your head and pulling

the fortune at roulette. It is a trigger, Mr Greene says that comedy.

alter the sixth time he had Director Ken Annakkin is so indulged in this pastime and sumprised by this uncharacteristic nothing happened he became story that he secretly believes bored with it and gave it up, Mr Greene will never get eroid So the director and the author to writing. But a tentative do not piny Russian roulette at dent is set up. As author and Monte Carlo.

associate

elate producer of the film Mr Greene will collect about

£15,000.

Sir Alexander and Lady.Korda are in town' and Greene and

He insists on being associate Annakin join them for dinner. detects an extraordi- produce: to ensure his story Annakin is not tampered with. "I'm nary resemblance between D damned," he says, "if I'm going character in his film to be played, to have any more of my stories by Robert Morley and Sir Alex. up by high-pald But as Greene has assured him that he never puts a close friend in any of his stories, Annakin attributes

similarity coincidence,

mucked morons."

the

to

HARD BARGAIN Director Annakin reflects that for a man so preoccupied, oo

The script completed, the paper, with the bad things of Hite, Mr

Greene Es extra director and the author returns appreciative of the to London

BOWES .lite which money Anmalein reflects sadly that

dact, he drives

buy. In very hard bargain.

they have not visited one dive that could honestly be described Then no more is heard of Mr as dingy or occupied a single

irybo Greene's

galety. room with peeling wallpaper. Гарзе

It is all most disappointing. Everybody thinks he has re- pented and is having the devil You might just as well be of a time in some private hell writing a film script with Nool

Coward. of the imagination.

HOW TO MAKE A

CROOK

TALK

From PERCY HOSKINS

Istanbul. up of Murder Incorporated, a Eight months later, Israel; Winterpol conference of who obviously new more than WE were talking-at the ayndicate of "ellers for hire.".. The police up a man

battered, crammed to overflow-

chunky,

ing with tired and hungry re-famous detectives-of the he chose to tell and held him another charga. John fugees, emerged somehow vic-importance of psychology on

detectives torious: partly because of the

Osanto, a New York Nations to police. the United pressure

his own psychology. Then we got down to cases; eutenant, asked to be allowed Organisation was able to bring but partly, too, because David

and it was not long before I

For weeks he called at tho sharply reminded that Ben-Gurion had never given was

Bome of these world detectives gaol taking small gifts and in- formation about the suspect's up his certainty of victory.

are not limited in their inter- The problem has never been

rogation of suspects by the family and reiterating his -be- Arab satiled.

refugees still

rigid rules which govern Eng Hef in the man's innocence. Then, in 1944, he proposed, live in camps perllously like the

Iish crime investigations,

Occasionally the conversation. drifted round Henri again, the creation of a Jewish

Castaing,

to the activities "the camps in which Jewish refugees warned that dreamed of state. He

otre lived in war-torn Europe,

tough Prefect of the Paris of the men the polico really lotters. still the day when the Jows could pressure would soon be on and The economy

suspected. Off-handedly Osnato of a Surete, told the story the desert

flood of legal Jewish Border disputes rage on and the bloom and, the

would drop remarks suggesting French crook whose gullt He reads, writes, and speaks mako

they were making a lot of had always been difficult 10 money, giving big partles, nine innguages fluently. He has drawing strength from their immigrants into Palestine would Arabs have never really given

* settlement provoke a serious crisis.

establish. Lapped up the cultures of the Prosperity, force

HE TALKED world in doses which would from the tottering Sultan. have idiled the average pro-

• A LEADER fessional scholar.

with a band of He worked He speaks in the calm, cool, logical-and sometimes beauti- Russian Jews filling the oil in

which is ful prose

more Judea and Gallico and he characteristic of great philoso- founded Palestine's first trade phers than of great politicians, union.

No one has ever heard him

In 1910, then just 24, he utter a bitter word.

boceme loader of the Zionist Party and editor of its journal, Yet he was born in a Poland Unity. oppressed, by Czarist Russia and, from the time he went to Then he gave up agriculture, Palestine as a youth of 20 to the enrolled at Constantinople chy whey be announced that he University and

*became

did Gradually, the tension build up and the accidental sinking of several ships loaded with illegal Immigrants touched off on explosion.

up hope.

man was detained

• HALF SETTLED aplin

18

on

of committing

a

One night a detective to the cell where

detective

Suddenly, at the psychologic crime.

al: moment,... went

the staged a row. He threatened bo criminal was sleeping soundly. break off the friendship, aying He took with him a pad on he was tired of trying to belg which was written the exact someone content to rot in gaol details of the crime as it was while his criminal friends were belleved to have been carried eating and lying their heads of

And in a few moments, the CONFESSION

prisoner was talking not of muister but of mator 20:

out.

delegation here

But Ben-Gurion resigned as Prime Minister In November, 1053. He said he needed rent; Terrorist groups became too not physical rest but "piritual vist for Ben-Gurion to deal 'rest:** with. Ben-Gurion was in the In his resignation speech, ha unenviable position of struggling humbly confessed that many of against the terrorists at home the mistakes which had left the Palestine question stils only half settled were risi

When He might

the suspect awoke.. and the British abroad, .

He had little success in either have managed to make the he naked what the detective *** direction but, despite the com- Arabs loss bitter, He.... niight was doing there. "Monsieur, I has won its battle for a univer

radio identification code bined pressure and the added have managed to do by peace- have just been taking down pa

item-an extension of confession," said the ingeprint problem of growing Arab able now what hat to be dona

aryaten. this- officer. "You have been

It COVETE a his principles and, the respect of

ing in your sleep and here are all the details of the crime Bladder-ahoped head," bloodshot

The suspect read the state eyes, soud-Braide

are all officially donde ment and found the stall to None of hero curate that he immediately cluded in the But this memod

child play 13

TRIVE MEDICA

would give up politios for the lawyer.' He had just gradiated seriess, he managed to rètalk with a cheatenly #POOLT for

lite of a pioneer in the Negev when Workt War I broke out the community.

He was convinced that

POLEKSAN was a

Iquel' politicians,

Desert for an ideal.

hilfe was one long story for the Gormats and He could so that things were | Now, after an election, which "Họ Lan: that there

would the Turks would end forever laking a dangerous turn. He has left the facil parliament the Jaws until the day when staunch supporter of the Allled partition In Palestre, riever be an end to the trials of his drums and he became had Loways indsted that, in any split into tiny factions with the there war clouds thestrig Aguin and there was place, which the

Thuế not shiny: thrown must be equal rights for both with Arabes growing daily Jown could call; their owna out;

stronger. Ben-Gurion has been The Jews and Aruba, Be

and to forms another, governe country

and he want to

which they could fures In this for Alto

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