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Evening star., 1950-07-13


who is played into greatness by
Dame Edith Evans.
To miss the picture and her per-
fornance would be a felony
against your need to see the
greatness of gentle humans at a
time when gentleness seems to
have gone out of the world. 1.-THE
Woman Of Dolwyn" is of a piece
with those rare screenplays that
are seen with deep enjoyment and
remembered with affection. They
are this because they catch the
paradox of drama in the lives Of
little people, theme which SO
few makers of entertainment have
the. eyes to see or the time to
bother.
Williams in his love for his ma
tive Welshland and it's people is
an exception, sophisticated
dramatist in whom there survives
the virtue of admiring the virtue
of simple folk.
= y - y
'The Woman of Dolwyn" is a
pastoral set in the lovely Welsh
highlands. It is the story of a
village, Dolwyn by name, at the
period of its one intensely dra-
matte experience.
A dam has been built above
the valley in which the village
lies. If the dam is to be of serv-
ice to the far-away city popula-
ton which needs its water, Dol
wyn must be evacuated so that
the waters may be sent flooding
over the area. Another course is
open to the flood waters, but the
villain of the story is a former
Dolwyn boy (played by Williams)
who wants to see the town de-
stroyed as an act of revenge.
Most Dolwynites who have
lived a feudal life accept this as
one gesture of fate to be accepted
with docility. Even Lady Dolwyn
who lives in the castle can see no
Quiet way OUT II IeI OcUbS dIc
to be paid. It remains for the
humblest, most elf-effacing
woman Of Dolwyn to checkmate
the villain.
Her weapon against the angry
intruder's intended destruction is
simple goodness. This Is some
thing a man of his craftiness
cannot cope with for what does
one do with a woman who merely
wants to hear her own birds sing
ing and see her own river flowing
by the door as it always has?
Progress rarely is brought to
such a gently comic halt.
There is a conviction of re.
ality in everything that happens II
THE Woman of Dolwyn." Will
liams, who directed it, as well as
wrote the script, sensibly per-
mits large portion of his dia.
logues to be spoken in Welsh dia-
lect, ! * q
It is an expression of his con.
fidence that nothing that his
Evening star., 1950-07-13

Ellen at Ocean House. I took June
along, Of course. We stayed only
a few minutes
X
The reason Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, Mady Christians and the
rest of the cast of Getting Mar
ried" opened the play in Los An
geles is because the author, a.
year-old George Bernard Shaw,
refused to allow them to do the
play in New York during the
summer. Now I'm wondering if
it will ever open in New York.
Much, much too talky.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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vorced mate, Ted Briskin, would
like a reconciliation. He keeps
calling at her house-to see the
children, he says.
Dick Powell denies that he,
Wife June Allyson and ex-Wife
Joan Blondell were a cosy three
some at a party, as reported.
This is how you get into some
thing you don't want" Dick ex-
plains. ut was the birthday of my
daughter, Ellen. Joan asked me
to look in at the party she gave
Evening star., 1950-07-13

FAR0Y INA llth and N. G. Ave. Sc.
SAAsVAaAANA Air Cond. II. 3-@@7l
EVELYN KEYES 'rRENEGADES." LLOYD
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z. M. LOEW'S MT. VERNON
OPEN AIR DRIVEN

Clean, cool country air, green grass
playground, pony rides, monkeyiand.
All Free! Come early. Fried Chicken
on Sale.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Drama News and Reviews
Woman Of DolWyn' Brings
Delight to the Playhouse
By Jay CormodY

could take the Engands Emyn Williams and
write when they write lovingly. He did it
brilliantly Green" and he does bit
Woman of Dolwyn" which opened yesterday
at the Playhouse.
again. created wondrous heroine in the
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations quotations supplied py the
Apples-About steady bushel baskets
and bushel boxes U. S. /, Maryland. De-
iicious. 2hs.insh up, 22S; Golden Delicious.
sonsshsns sonsa up ass u nsa sP aslss
s.oo-so ss % smoEsSouss @ sssi sss-inch i up. Zoo: S
ssS s 'ssssss wsr Bsnsas SD
2.00-50: Red Delicious. 3-inch up. 800;
21a-inch up. 2.O0-25; Grimes. 2a-ineh up.
sss Ana MoInsS'h 5sS nn peh d aD hSo ceE
inch up. 1.75-2o5.
Potatoes-Barely steady; 100 pound
sssss II g. ss sls pesTs1s kss
dins, 1880; 5o-pound sacks 1880.
sweet potatoes-Barely steady; bushel
baskets. y: s; |: washed; some wsxsd. ao,
fair quality. so; nearby. 1s-bushel hamp-
ers. Goldens. 7S-s5.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market barely steady. De
MsaS WeiaS.s iev s. arEess hens ess' ;
toms. 33-35; others. supplies Insufficient
Livestock Markets.
salable. 3.100; equivalent so loads slaugh-
ter steers and ~ loads stock cattle; open
ing trading extremely slow on all classes
steady with last Thursday, but undertone
weak to lower on all except bulls; around
3 or loads medium and good 1:135-1,31o
PSana mon ssashser helfers 90 ts odd
good cows to 22.00; common and medium
19.O0-21 so: Gamers. and cutters. 1900.
head common and medium. 10 So-3s: 90;
small lot good 494-pound stock calves
$3.50; few lots medium and good 550-930
pound pour stockers and feeders; p oo-Ss g .25 1o
Calves-500 ;opening slowly. very few
head SOLD but generally talking, about
Hogs@1 900: active. generally a so
cent higher trade compared last Friday
e ss5! S0aos ?ss5SS' ssS ssS sl'
peSnas peus 1ss5 soasas down. lSSl4o 'si pounds
1725-75: 140-16O pounds. ,1s.25-7b; 1oo-
1s0, 19;50.20; 90; sows under 400 pounds
around ss5 pounds and iisStsr to 10 Is;
weights. 1900 down; stays 800 under
@ same Under Tep pe. 'Gx' of s.ms SsS
sheep-1oo: early receipts included one
week; fresh receipts mainly wooled lambs;
No cary sales; undertone weak to lower.
Grain Market.
Flour-Recelpts. Io,7o2 1oo-pound
nos stoeE. as aops ss,o.: Ss
red winter .garlicky; spot. domestic. 200;
corn--Receipts. 4s.427 bushels: bylh ship
Oats-Receipts.. 4.s75 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. 99.96o bushels.
nins ssocfs sdsss busnss nSni
Rye-Receipts. 1857 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. 1858 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 800 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
EggS-Market about steady; receipts
moderate: demand moderate. Whole SELF
ing prices: A large. 53-61;. A mediums.
current receipts. ungraded supplies in
sufficient to quote.
.Receipts-Eggs. 21s cases: butter. es.-
sos pounds.
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New York Produce

a.s. SEw ..c.sss9 YSsF ssStss st am sssE Sss..
' than o. q score core CAAS. s4ss-s5E cents; %
score score ~, e4aa 90 s. ssors s,. S1s Ssn; SO
ssipts. ssHas 4l,s6s. STEADY. wholesale salsss
tEesh. fresh. American & cheese twhoie mi Mix
(grass i949). 45; Single daisies, 3siI.
3S1a; single daisies (grass 1949) shelly
cured 47-4S; nats 3bh-36h; hatS
5Sps 5sSo ,SsG ssn42 midssss seTass
RSsSd, :rass dpn;t' 4sss .rsS. sS'' :nr: q:
ao't ~: Grade &C." 4o-4s. ~ .
New York spot quotations follow: Mid
western-Mixed colors: Fancy heavy.
cessed 'o orefriserators. s7-4a: extra i large.
50-51; extra l medium. 4o-41; pre-
cessed. 4o,4l: extra ! bullets: a.
cepits. 3si dirties, 34h; checks. 33.
whites. Fancy heavyweights. 56-57:
.sofs sszz saIs sis 5sit5fsis;
standards IL 5slss; Alp: extra s.v.i l
weights. 55; extra l large, 52h-53h
Nearby-(Extra fancy heayyWeisht quo
tations generally are based largely on
heavyweigfts. 80: fancy heayyweights.
$3.50: others. large, 55-57; MEDIUMS: AZ;
heavyweights. So: fancy heayyweishts.
57-5S; others large. $3.50: mediums. AZ.
43; pullets. 33a-34h.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Steel Prices Raised
BY 13 Producers
BY the Assoeiossd Press

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-At least
13 producers including several
large ones. raised steel prices last
week, but general increases
throughout the industry are un-
likely until after settlement Of the
wage question. Steel Magazine said
yesterday.
Steady expansion in the list Of
those makers revising price sched-
ules is expected from here on, 4"
Steel predicted in its weekly re-
view. It noted. however, that the
giant of the industry. United
States Steel Corp, was "conspicu-
ously absent from the current list
of those raising prices"
In general increases Of from So
to SIP q ton were made last week,
steel reported. Producers raising
prices included Jones 81 Laugh
lin, Pittsburgh Steel. Follansbee
Steel, Niles Rolling Mill, Sharon
Steel, Granite City Steel. Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube, Mercer Tube
g. Mfg, Pollak Steel. Inland
Steel, North Western Steel 81
Wire, Keystone Steel g. Wire and
Timken Roller Bearing.
The magazines arithmetical
composite on finished steel prices
stood at $94.50 a ton, compared
with SOL a year ago.
Steelmaking operation last week
were at 101.5 per cent Of Ca
pacity-up " point and equal to
the greatest tonnage output ever
recorded, more than 1852 900 net
tons.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. 9 QP)-(USDA).- .-SaIa-
BILE hogs, 5000: fairly active. $500 cents
higher than Friday on butchers; sows
mostly 25 cents higher; top. 5000; most
good and choice 21O-300 pounds, 1856
1906 10000 pounds. 19.O0-19. .65; few
16o- $50 pounds, 1s.25-19.00; good and
choice sows. 400 pounds and under
1S.25-19.25; 400-500 pounds, 1925.
1925; few, 500-6Oo pounds. 16.25-17.25;
salable Cattle, 1900; salable calves
500; good and choice steers. I.15o pounds
Sests sPadss sos ehs.
lower; heifers steady to 25 cents lower;
other classes steady to weak; few loads
333.oooo-SsS.59; bulk good and choice steers
25;90.2S.55S; a. %Oft 20 u. good .a and choie,
above sl.0o;, few good cows. 21 1.o0-2s. 30
common and medium beef cows, 1880.
2O.5O;; Gamers and cutters: 14s;56oc,1s.25
dium and good sausage bulls, $3.50.
27.00-33. 90; choice 600-pound yearlings
feeding steers. 30.25: good 400-poune
steer calves, 5000.
Salable sheep, 1000; all classes steady
to strong; extreme top choice slaughter
lambs. $500; bulk good and choice of.
ferings. 26.75-27.75; good No. 2 skir
shorn lambs. $3.50; common and medium
yearlings. $3.50; choice yearlings absent
SLAUGHTER ewes. 1300-14.00. with choice
handyweights to 1900.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Chicago Grain

ing in soybeans gave q little sparkle. to
an otherwise drab grain market today.
Beans jumped as much as cents at the
opening, holding onto part OF the ad-
IN hose yery Heavily in beans
at the start. having q lot to do with the
advance. This could have been for q
processing interest, although some traders
In the pit thought IT represented cover
ing by speculative interests which nave
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
was A-As higher, December. 2.253s; corn
was UNCHANGED to " lower, December,
1.464, and oats were unchanged to v
to l's higher, November. 2.3eA. and lard
was cents lower to 8 cents hundred
pounds higher, October offered at 12.47.
One factor In the early soybean strength
was the, promise Of drop In the Gov
dnop Would SG'ssh &c ousR on beans
Of lowered cottonseed oil prospects, traders
Another factor was the very heavy
the He''s Week s'0 end. There nc could not have have
been much, II any. harvesting and prob
dry out Clearing weather was forecast
tns WsahsT aorces sq5sss bsas jumped tn.
Parallel in Korea. The news from Korea
thing. the Chinese Communists would do
about the new development. However.
major factor in the market.
The heavy weekend rains didn't do
anything to improve the corn crop. which
already has, q higher moisture. content
prospect OF much poor-auality corn COM
present prices.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Stock Prices Decline
AS Much as 4Points;
Stee|s, Motors Lose
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The stock
market became disturbed over
further talk of credit curbs today
and beat a hasty retreat.
Losses ranged from few cents
to as much as 81 or more for some
issues.
Steels and motors, which spear
headed a first-hour advance, felt
the brunt of the pressure to
liquidate. Other categories dis
playing considerable weakness in
cluded building materials, radio
television, railroads, rubbers and
utilities. Only chemicals ap-
peared better as. a group.
On the lower side were United
States Steel, Bethlehem Steel.
Chrysler, Philco, Zenith, Interna-
tional Paper, Union Pacific, Nickel
Plate and General Motors.
United States Treasury bonds
eligible for commercial bank pur-
chase dipped around 2/32 to 1882
of a point, while restricted issues
held steady. Corporate bonds
moved narrowly.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Business Briefs

Financial and Commodity mar
kets throughout the Nation will
be closed on Columbus Day,
Thursday, October IL. The Ag-
riculture Department will issue
various livestock reports.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad re-
ported freight car loadings for
week ended October 7 totaled
67.511, an increase of 76% from
the like week a year ago.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. reported
is million persons have viewed
the new Henry j automobile
models in the first 10 days since
the unveiling.
Lehman Corp. reported its net
asset value per capital share was
$54.76 on September 30 VS.. $50.58
on June 80.
Trans World Airline announced
passengers flying the Atlantic on
Its routes during September
totaled $500, a new record for the
month.
White Sewing Machine Corp.
announced a 81 dividend on the
common, payable November l
against rs cents In previous
quarters.
Walgreen & Co. sales for Sep
tember totaled $13.719.243. an in
crease Of 4.6% from a year earlier:
for nine months $119,305,523, an
increase Of 0.9%.
Whites Auto Stores, Inc. sales
for September totaled $l,286,833.
an increase Of 40.4To from a year
earlier; for nine months $10,-
992 ,905, an increase of 1927.
Edison Bros, Inc. sales for
September totaled $6,983, $50, an
increase of 1870 from a year
earlier: for nine months $53,318.-
1893. a decrease Of 1.7To.
Interstate Department Stores.
Inc. sales for September totaled
$5.704.096, an increase of 1887;
for eight months ended Septem-
ber 80 $40,238,138. an increase of
3.9%.
Vanadium-A Alloys Steel Co. in
year ended June 80 earned $685.
$40 or $4.21 a share VS.. $3.50. .091 or
$4.72 in 1949.
Western Union Telegraph Co. in
8 months ended August 81 earned
$4,825.738 or 1892 a share VS.. a
net loss of $5,206,569 in the 1949
period.
National Linen Service in year
ended August 81 earned $2.545, ,901
or $1.28 a share VS.. $2,215,824 or
Sill In 1949.
Eastern Utility Assoc. & Subs
in year ended August 81 earned
$2,084,418 VS.. 1881, ,5eS in 1949.
Petroleum Heat & Power Co. in
year ended June 80 earned ST.
122,835 or 81 cents a share VS.. a
net loss of $146, ,488 in 1949.
Coty International Corp. in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$261 GIT or II cents a share VS..
$352. .284 or % cents in 1949 period.
Plough, Inc, in 9 months ended
September 80 earned $533 500 or
$1.19 a share VS.. $449 500 or 81 in
1949 period.
General Foods Corp. announced
promotion of Clarence Eldridge
to the new position Of manager
of operations. with responsibilities
in five divisions.
G. C. Murphy Co. won an "Os-
car Of Industry" for it's annual
report In the variety mechandise
the Financial World an
Evening star., 1950-10-09
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 QR.-cotton fu:
lures after a strong opening turned
abruptly downward today following a
Government forecast that 1850 cotton
crop prospects have declined 10000 bales
in the past month. Traders had figured
the decline might have been as large
as 100000 bales.
Early gains had extended to almost
SD q bale although these were trimmed
by hedge selling and profit taking before
crop forecast OF 9,869,0OO bales. Heavy
general selling when trading was re.
sumed after the report. quickly brought
Losses extended to more than Sc .
bale under Saturdays closing levels, be-
fore the market snapped back somewhas
Noon prices were $3.50 q bale lower
to S2.S5 higher, the latter dgure relating
only to the March contract which had
1880; December. 40.33, and March.
40.14.
Evening star., 1950-10-09

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Evening star., 1950-10-09
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK. Oct. 9 R.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
New York open market. 5h per cent dis
count or 94.50 United States cents. un-
changed. Europe-Great Britain (pound).
day futures, 2.s0ss; OF i Of a cent;
i Of q GENT; Great Britain 9O-day .fu-
Qranc), l.9s h; UP V Of . cent. un-
changed. Holland (guilderl, 26.26: of .01
Of Q cent. Italy Qita(. 1914 Of cent,
unchanged. Portugal (escudo). $50. un-
changed. Sweden (krona). 1897. un-
changed: Switzerland (franc) (free).
% 90, UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Arsentina tfree), 7.45.
unchanged. Brazil (free). $50. un-
changed; Mexico. 1857. unchanged.
Venezuela (Boliyar), 30.05, UNCHANGED.
unchanged.
Evening star., 1950-10-09

ll;0u am. A1o 700 rx :uU noon. 500 600
LOO p.m. ! 250 600 300 p.m. o 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn pank-
ruptcy or recelyersnip or being reorganized
assumed oy such companies. Rates OF oivi:
dends in the toregong table are snnuel
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
WISE notea. .special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. Z Elk dividend.
stock dividend. Cash. or stock De-
Slared Or paid 90 far this year. PAYABLE
dend date. 8 Ssid last year. 3 5 Dsciared
Of paid after stock dividend OF spiit-up
x Declared or paid this year. an accumula.
this yea dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken At last dividend meeting.
dating dividend. g Payable in stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-10-09
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
lEurniahed hy the Agsoctated PresGl
Evening star., 1950-10-09

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Evening star., 1950-10-09
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Oct. R9.--spot non
ferrous metal prices today. Copper. 24h
l6 cents q pound. New York. zinc. I7T
cents q pound, East st. Louis: tin. 1O7h
cents q pound, New York. At PITTSBURGH
scrap steel No. heavy was quoted at a.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York exchange for
october u: 1888 purchases involving
S3,7S6 shares. sales involving 81 .S92
766 shares sold short on 20 orders.
Evening star., 1950-03-08
FBI Studies Record
.0f Fake Colonel in
Bad Check Cases

The FBI today was reconstruct
ing the movements of Harold
Lloyd Speed" Joyce, 26, who is
charged with passing several bad
checks and posing here as an
Air Force colonel during rapid
swing around the country.
During a weeks visit in Wash
ington. the FBI said, Joyce met,
married and deserted a WAC sta
toned at Fort Myer, Va.
He was apprehended in Chicago
this week.
An FBI spokesman said Joyce's
activities came to light last De-
cember when a "Col. Larry Gay
lord Hill" married the WAC. A
superior officer of the woman be-
came suspicious. The matter was
reported to the FBI when Army
records revealed no colonel by that
name.
Wedding Photograph.
A wedding photograph, taken
on December II at the Mayflower
Hotel here, showed "Col. Hill"
clad in full uniform.
A few days later, Roanoke po-
lice found abandoned a Lincoln
automobile in which "Col. Hill"
had been travelling when he left
his new wife. Police found a
down payment had been made on
the car in Hammond, Ind, by
Joyce. a former professional roller
skater nicknamed Speed"
On December %, the FBI said, a
man answering the description OF
Joyce and "Col. Hip gave
Fla. automobile dealer
81 900 check on non:existent
Chicago bank. The check was
partial payment on new car,
which the purchaser promptly sold
to someone else.
While tracing Joyce's move
ments, the FBI found the man was
wanted for passing worthless
checks totaling $4,000 in Ham,
mond, Ind, on Decebmer S.
Trail Leads to Chicago.
The trial led to Chicago, where
Joyce was arrested in an ice cream
parlor. The FBI said he was
carrying a gun when arrested.
The FBI said Joyce was ar
in Chicago on bad check
charges brought by Hammond and
Miami authorities, and on a.
charge of impersonating an Of
1cer lodged by FBI officials here.
During the arraignment, the FBI
said. he told the United States
Commissioner he carried a gun
for guys just like YOU
The FBI said he has prior con-
1ictions for impersonation and
forgery.
The Fort Myer WAC, the FBI
'aid. has resumed her maiden
lame.
Evening star., 1950-03-08
Communists
Continued From First Page.)

chance to present his statement
in his own way.
Allowed to Proceed.
After considerable wrangling,
Senator Mccarthy was allowed to
go ahead with his statement with
the understanding that he would
bring answers to Senator Tydings
questions to the next subcommit-
tee meeting.
Another wrangle ensued Just
before Senator Mccarthy brought
the name of Miss Kenyon into his
testimony. Some of the Senators
on the f1ve-man committee said
they understood that no names
would be mentioned in the public
hearings.
Senator Mccarthy said he was
unable to present this. the first
of the cases, without giving
names.
Chairman Tydings finally ruled
that it was Senator McCarthy's
responsibility" and allowed him to
proceed.
Says She Signed Protest.
Senator Mccarthy, who was
sworn as a witness before be-
ginning his testimony, said Miss
Kenyon on February l, 1910.
signed protest sponsored by the
Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln
Brigade that condemned war hys-
terra being whipped up by the
Roosevelt administration"
I'm signing this statement.
Senator Mccarthy said, Miss
Kenyon collaborated with such
well-known Communists as Paul
Robson, Bernhard Stern, Albert
Maltz, Anna Louise Strong, Will
liam Gropper,. Langston Hughes
and Harry F. Ward"
He said the Abraham Lincoln
brigade had been cited as subver-
Isive by the House Committee or
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