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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17

Smoky Canadian-styIe bacon is
sure to awaken morning appetites.
To prepare, place the slices in a
frying-pan and cook slowly, turn
ing frequently, until lightly
Drowned. This takes from 6 to s
minutes. Serve with fruit, French
toast and syrup.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17

ton (Unesco) stepped in and of
fered to ship the books to young
students of English in Europe if
the Board would donate them.
The books were given; while Kan
sas school-ehildren and their par
ents contributed over $4,000 to de-
fray shipping costs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17
Graham To Exhibit
Stock At Chicago

David S. Graham, of South
Solon, viii be one of Ohio's
Shorthorn representatives at the
International Livestock Show,
Nov. 25th. to Dec. End. Mr.. Gra-
ham will exhibit two head, and
sell two head in the International
Shorthorn Congress Sale.
The 1850 International will be
a fitting climax to one of the
greatest show seasons in the
history Of the Shorthorn and poll
ed Shorthorn breed. A record
number of SAB entries have been
entered by 11S breeders from II
states and two Canadian prov
inces. Each of these veteran
showmen will be doing their best
TO take home a big slice of the
$20,275, offered in premium
money for the breed.
The week of Shorthorn and
Polled Shorthorn events will start
Sunday, Nov. 26th, with show
and parade of both Shorthorn
and Polled Shorthorn Internation-
al Sale cattle. Monday, Nov. 9th,
will see the beginning of Short
horn and Polled Shorthorn breed
ing cattle judging at 500 a. m,
clirnaxed by the International
Polled Shorthorn Sale at 1:30 pm.
The cattle judging will continue
throughout Tuesday and the
American Shorthorn Breeders
Assn. Annual Banquet & Meet
ing will be held that evening, at
700 p. m, In The Gold Room of
the Congress Hotel. The premier
showing of the new Shorthorn
Movie, MIR. Shorthorn u. S. A.
will take place at the banquet
Wednesday, at $50 A. NJ, will
see the international Shorthorr
Congress Sale.
The combined Shorthorn anC
Polled Shorthora sales will fea
ture 125 head of quality breeding
] Stpek, All sale animals will b.
representative of the breed tina
has shown an increase of 10 per
cent in registrations, Is per-cen
in transfers, and approximatel.
$4,000 in average sale price pc
head at public auctions on ma
tional scale when compared to las
years figures for the same period
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17

wood Clark; Lars and Lisa in
Sweden, Aida Vreeland: Santa's
Footprints, Christine Price;
Magic Bells. Jean Cothran; The
Christmas Story, Elizabet Yates.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17

Bee colonies having an old
Or inferior queen usually have a
tendency to reduce egg-laying
much earlier than normal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-17

The worlds largest roller dam
is located on the Ohio River just
southwest Of Gallipolis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-23
MUSIC HATH
CHARMS

BOMBAY tn A commer-
cial radio station in the nearby
Portuguese colony of Goa IS vim
ming listeners from the Indian
government radio and making
enemies among some Indian poll
TEXANS.
Listeners N western India are
tuning to Radio Goa because il
broadcasts music day and night
They particularly ike music from
Indian films something they
don't hear sef1 ofEen 81 said al
India radio.
Indian businessmen are patron
ling Radio Goa because It IS the
only commercial station IN the
area. Critics. headed BY Joachim,
Alva, member Of Parliament
from Bombay. have asked ad-
yertisers 10 give up Their pro
grams. They have also appealed
to newspapers not 70 publish
Radio Goas program schedules.
But Radio Goa plans a more
powerful transmitter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-23
Dr.. Thompson,
|ChirOpOdist,
Opens Office

DR.. Ralph Thompson, chirop-
odist, announces the opening Of
his Office at 6l3 Fleming street.
he IS q fourth generation Key
Wester. and a son of the late
Chester Thompson, well-known
marine naturalist
He served during World Var
e Il he Navy Pharmacists
Mate Second class. aboard the
Jacob gcnes . { 80 Il the At
lantlc ana later in the South
Pacific with the famed cASU CD
While in the Navy he studied
an extension law course.
Dr. Thompson was graduated
from the Chicago College Of
Chiropody and Pedic Surgery On
December 9, 1919. The subjects
he studied IN this accredited col
lege were those of a general medi-
cal coUrse. specializing in the
lower extremity. This school
meets the requirements Of the
National Association Of Chirop-
odists He IS also a member of
the Alpha Gamma Kappa frater-
nifty.
In June. 1850, he successfully
passed the Florida State Board
examinations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-23
INFANT DR0wNs

Continued Prom Pare 0nel
Naval hospital at $50 pm. Arti-
fetal respiration and oxygen were
administered for 50 minutes be
fore the child was pronounced
dead.
Funeral services were held
yesterday.
Exact circumstances OF the ac-
eident are not certain. Navy Of
ficials who investigated the death,
however, sarmised that the drain
had been elogged BY the contents
Of garbage sack which had been
turned over near the sink. and
that the water was turned on BY
the child.
TIE deceased child's father is
attached to the Advanced Under
sea Weapons school here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-23
Auslfulian Rabbits
eur Newspapers

PERTH
They're killing 81 rabbits S
estern Australia with old news
papers
The balls Of loose newspaper
are stuffed IN the entrances to a
rabbit warren The theory IS that
bunny. inside, touches the crink-
line paper. gets a fright. and goes
back into the warren 10 die.
The Manjimup Road Board
tried out the idea and reported it
amazingly effective.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Prefers Munnnu
BY the Assoeioted Press

In four years in pictures, Child
Actor Jimmy Hunt has had scores
of screen parents, including Lana
Turner, Rita Hayworth, Glenn
Ford. Dick Powell, Katharine Hep
burn, Myrna 10y, Claudette Col
bert, Ronald Reagan and Fred
acMurray.
The 10-year- -old's comment or
the high-prieed array:
They're all very nice-but ]
like my own best
Evening star., 1950-11-04

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

quired to lift their voices even in
the most tense scenes and IN the
great struggle on the barge deck
at the climax the silence of the
night is only mildly disturbed. All
of this is in nice contrast to the
deep violence that hangs sus-
pended through the story.
Most impressive of the three
central figures in the foggy haze
of "Daybreak" is Portman. There
is a wonderful polish of simplicity
about his hangman. In the best
sense of the words. he is gentle
man whose most extreme demand
upon life is that it should grant
him privacy. Even in what strikes
him as the moment of his wife's
fragrant disloyalty, he conducts
himself we'll.
Miss Todd makes nice match
for Portman as the girl who loves
him and whose disloyalty is
achieved only with the greatest OF
reluctance on her part.
The chief quality required OF
Reed as the intruder into this
paradise of barge life is physical
irresistibility. 1t is never doubtful
that he possesses this once he has
laid his amorous eyes on Miss
Todd's troubled grace.
Lesser parts in ''Daybreak" are
played with that easy rounded
ness one has come to expect but
somehow the picture never
achieves the distinction that seems
inherent in the life story of a
hangman.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

two better deceptions for an exc
cutioner to practice; let him name
them.
1t is as the barge line executive
that Portman meets and falls in
love with Miss Todd. On the part
of neither is this an explosive
passion. They find each other
agreeable and as time goes on this
evolves into a quiet, deep need on
the part of both.
The wife is never told of her
husbands official duty. The trips
ne makes regularly to one part OF
England or another. whenever any
one needs hanging, are labelled
part of the barge business
Neither likes the separation, but
each takes 1t senSibly until a tall
dark and egotistical young Dane
joins the barge fleet.
The young wife is instinctively
afraid Of this basic male and does
her best to communicate her dis
like for him to the husband. The
young man is not to be put off
however, until he has added one
more to the string of conquests OF
which he is so proud. This he
accomplishes, but it would not
be cricket to go onto the details
which give the picture its qualities
of mystery and suspense.
X X
That pleasantly quiet way the
English have of going about ro-
mances that end fatally is the
dominant note of Compton Ben
nett's direction in ''Daybreak."
None of his actors ever are re-
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Man Injured Seriously
AS Two Cars Collide

A Naval Gun Factory employe
was injured seriously early today
when his automobile collided with
another car at Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Raymond L. Richards, 43, of 214
Fourth street Sc, was admitted
to Casualty Hospital with a pos
sible broken neck and severe head
injuries. The hospital said his
condition was only fair.
The driver of the other car,
police said. was Daniel Murphy, 30,
colored. of IS G street S.W. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital
for cuts and bruises. The acci-
dent occurred at 3::35 am.
Police also reported that Edwin
c. Payne. 83, of 500 East Capitol
street, was struck by a streetcar
in front of his home yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Payne refused
treatment for minor injuries. po-
lice added.
The driver of the streetcar was
listed by police as Park Smith. 81,
of 2 Seventeenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
West Allies Draftinq
Rejection Of Red Nofe
On German Unification
By John SeoIi
Assoeiofed Press Stoff Writer

A Russian proposal to talk over
a Communist plan for unifyine
Germany appeared headed today
for quick rejection by the United
States. Britain and France.
A note proposing a meeting OF
foreign ministers of the four ma
tions to discuss the plan was
handed United States Ambassador
Alan G. Kirk in Moscow last night.
Mr.. Kirk told the State Depart
ment similar notes were being
given the French and British Am
bassadors.
The Communist plan, first pro-
posed October 81 at Prague, calls
for creation of an alderman
constitutional council to set up a
single government for the entire
country. It also would ban Ger
man rearmament and require
withdrawal Of occupation troops.
American officials termed the
new Russian invitation "a propa-
ganda stunt" aimed at scuttling
Western plans to rearm Western
Germany as a barrier against
communism.
They confidently predicted Lon
don and Paris would give it sim
liar cool reception.
Western leaders already had de-
nounced the plan as Moscow in
spired effort to SOW confusion in
Germany and France. 1t was
drafted by v. M. Molotov, Russian
Deputy Prime Minister, and the
Foreign Ministers of seven Soviet
dominated East European govern
ments.
One of it's main points was a
proposal that the United States,
Britain. France and Russia pledge
they will not allow remilitariza-
ton of Germany and her being
dragged into any aggressive plans.
1t also called on the four nations
to carry out" the 1945 Potsdam
agreement on "stabilizing condi-
tions for creation of a unified,
peace-loving democratic German
state"
American officials scoffed at
these points.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

thought TO hangmen ana MoncR-
ton Hoffe who wrote this story
must be credited with something
different.
Surely his work is so regarded
by Ann Todd, Eric Portman and
Maxwell Reed, who play the prin-
cipals in "Daybreak" with the
feeling of actors who have assign
ments that are out of the ordinary
Nevertheless they are being mis-
led in this for apart from the pro-
fessional uniqueness of the CEN
trail character, 'Daybreak" is not
original. 1t unfolds as a rather
conventional melodrama of the
older man who must be absent
from his young and adoring wife
and the young man who usurps
his place.
The major dramatic difference
involved is that in his role as
hangman the offended husband
has the chance to kill his rival
with the sanction of the law.
This is something but it is
hardly enough to make a gripping
melodrama.
X 4 X
Portman. who is one of Eng
lands better actors. plays the
hangman'S role in ''Daybreak" but
he apparently is operating under
few restraints which the specta-
tor may find irritating.
. The worst of these is that there
really is not much that one can
say about this unusual type. Even
they take an extremely hush hush
attitude about themselves and
their work. They are humans
stuck with distasteful jobs and
join heartily in the conspiracy of
silence which surrounds the per-
formance of their duties.
Portman'S man is two other fel-
lows in Hoffe's story, and this is
in nowise a f1ippancy. One of
these is a barber and the other
the operator of small river barge
line and if any one can think Of
Evening star., 1950-11-04

Karachi, Pakistan. recently went
off the wheat ration, but continued
to ration rice and sugar.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
u. 5. Expected 10 Deny
Visa 10 Louis DoIivet
BY the Associated Press


Louis Dolivet, editor and pub
Usher of the United Nations
World, probably will be denied
permission to re-enter the United
States. the State Department said
last night. He now is in Europe.
Michael j. McDermott, State
Department press officer, said
heretofore Mr.. Dolivet has been
permitted entry on visa granted
persons having official business
with the United Nations. He said
Mr.. Dolivet's U. N. contract ex-
pired october 81 and had not
been renewed.
United States Embassies abroad
have been advised. Mr.. McDer-
mott said, not to grant the U. N
type of visa to Mr.. Dolivet.
II he should apply for the visa
granted ordinary travellers, Mr..
McDermott said, it probably will
be denied "for unannounced rea-
sons"
Representative Jenison, Repub-
lican. OF Illinois, in a speech in
the House last May, charged that
the French-born editor had rec
ord "replete with Communist af-
filiationS."
Mr.. Dolivet denied that he was
a Communist, and said he was
enough of an anti-Communist Ito
have earned a long stay in ST.
beria."
| He is a former member of the
French Air Force. The United
Nations World is an unofficial
magazine devoted to United Ma
tions affairs.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

.Ambassador-"Harriet Craig"
1:30. 1928, $50, 7:3o and 9:4t
pm.
Capitol-"The Miniver Story"
1890 am, l, 3:45, 6:25. 9:05 anc
HAS pm. Stage shows: 1920, 8
$40, $40 and 11:05 pm.
COlumbia-"Toast of New Or
leans; II am, /, 305, sos, 7;05
9:l0 and 11:10 pm.
Dupont-"Paris Waltz; 1:25
1925. $50. 7:3o, 9:40 and 11:4l
pm.
Keith's-"Joan of Arc: Ills
am, 1:50, 4:30, 7:05. 9:45 pm
and 1920 am.
Little &c "Rebecca';; II, 2:2O
4:40. 7:05 and 9:25 pm.
Metropolitan - High Lone.
some; 1885 am, 1885. $40
$40. 7:45 and GAS pm.
Natiohal-"Fancy Pants: Iii
am, 1885. 2:4o, AIS. 6:10. 7:5s
and 9::35 pm.
Palace-"All About Eve: 10:4s
am. 1:20, 1855. $50, 9:05 ano
11:40 pm. H.,
Pix-"Devil in the Flesh;
2:55, 4:50, $50. 8:45, 10:45 pm
and 12:45 am.
Playhouse Estate Secret"
11:15 am. ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 1886
$40 and 11::50 pm.
Plaza-"Run For Your Money"
11:35 am, 1:20. sos. 4:50, 6:35
8:25. 1910 and II pm.
Trans-Lux-"Daybreak": 11:4t
am, 1:25. 3:10, ASS. Gas. 500
1905 and 11:50 pm.
Warner-"Harriet Craig: I'LL!
am. lis, 3:20, 5:25. 7:30, 9:4t
and 11:55 pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
ChrysIer Corp. Elects
Colbert as President,
Announces Dividend
BY the Assoeioied Press

DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Directors oi
Chrysler Corp. yesterday named
Lester L. Colbert president anc
elevated K. T. Keller to chairman
of the board.
At the same time the com.
pany's financial statement fol
this years first nine months dis
closed net earnings of $105, ,246,-
991. This was equal to $12.09 q
share and compares with net OF
S97,651 ,453 or $11.22 a share in
the same period of 1949. The di-
rectors announced a $500 divi-
dend payable December IL to
stock of record November Is.
In his new position. Mr.. Col
bert, who has been president of
the Chryler Dodge division and a
vice president of the corporation,
becomes Chryler's chief executive
officer. However, it was stated
that Mr.. Keller, Chrysler presi-
dent since 1885, will continue to
have general oversight of all the
corporation's affairs.
Mr.. Keller. who will reach his
65th birthday late this month,
was brought to Chrysler from
Buick in 1926 by the late Walter
P. Chrysler. His appointment as
board chairman followed by less
than 10 days announcement that
the Defense Department had
named him to direct the Nation.
guided missile program.
"Tex" Colbert, as his friend.
know him, was born in Oakwood
Tex. in 1905. He joined Chryslel
in 1888. In his youth he earned
enough as a cotton buyer to pu
himself through the University O.
Texas with the class of 1925 ane
to graduate from Harvard Law
School in 1929.
After his graduation from Har.
ward, however, he went back tx
Evening star., 1950-11-04
By Horry Macarthur


The tales told by the shepherds
of major and minor celebrities
from movie stars to contest WIN
ners, are among the more har-
rowing of our written and un-
written literature. None of these
ever had a rougher time of it
however. than Alec Guinness has
in "A Run for Your Money" an
amiable and infectious British
comedy now at the Plaza.
Mr.. Guinness is cast in this
light-hearted frolic as a garden
columnist named Whimple. who
is assigned to watch over a pair
of Welsh coal miners. These in
nocent lads never saw London
before until they win from his
paper a cash prize and a trip te
a championship football match
in tribute to their mining skill
They are wide open for assault
by all the. perils of the big city.
The first mistake made by Col
umnist Whimple is failing to heao
his charges off when they arrive
from Wales in a wild football
throng. The first mistake made
by Dai and TWIN (these are Welsh
names, not typographical errors)
is to get separated.
From here on in "a Run fol
Your Money does it's best to give
you just that. 1t is one chase
sequence after another, with the
cameras jumping back and forth
from Dai to TWIN as their paths
wind wildly through London. Da
is in the clutches of a girl intent
on larceny and Twm has run
afoul of an old friend named
Huw, whose harp he redeems
from a pawn shop and who keeps
leading him into one pub after
another.
There are some fine, hilarious
moments as TWIN and Huw
charge around town. on and of
buses. through mammoth crowds
bound in the opposite direction
into and out of the underground
always on the brink of disaster
Less lively are those moments
when his larcenous pickup is try
ing to practice her schemes on
the innocent Dai. but 1t is this
which leads the double-chase UP
to its wild. running climax. For
the most part. Director Charles
Friend has kept his comedy roll
ing and funny.
Mr.. Guinness, who generally is
running a poor third throughout
this Saturday afternoon in Lon
don, is not cast in what a Holly
wood actor would call a stellar
role. He makes the most of eyery
moment. however. and his por-
trait Of a meek. frustrated garden
expert is generally comedy gem.
You haven't seen anything fun
nier in weeks than Mr.. Guinness
lmpersonation of a man trying
to act like he isn't there at all as
he walks right through the middle
OF the changing of the guards at
the Tower of London.
Hugh Griffin also has some ef-
fectlve moments as the thirsty
Welsh harpist. MORA Lister as the
golddigger, Meredith Edwards as
TWm and Donald Huston as Dai
ought to please you. too. In fact
there is not much about this
pleasantly daft affair that won't
please you.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

high school briefly to learn how
to read .blueprints.
He was only So years old when
MI. Keller named him operating
manager of the huge airplane en-
gine factory. operated by Chrys-
ler's Dodge division in Chicago
during World War II. There he
directed the building of more
than $4,000 Wright B-29 engines.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Afternoon
In London
Two Welsh Miners
At Large Make
Daft Comedy

"a RUN FOR YOUR MONEY" GID
release of Ealing Studios Michael Balloon
directed by Charles Friend.
screenplay by Richard Hughes, Leslie Nor
man and Fren. AT the Plaza.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Drama News and Reviews
Pity the Poor Hongnnon
Theme of 7 rams Lux Film
By JOY Cormody

Daybreak" which opened at the TansLux Theater
terday other picture named Daybreak that have
study the love life of and if
hasnt-this would
not everybody who has given second
Evening star., 1950-11-04

"DAYBREAK." Pentagon Pictures re.
lease. produced by Sydney Box. directed
by Compton Bennett. screenplay by Muriel
and sydney Box from a story by Monck-
ton Hoffe. At the Trans-Lux.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Textile Boost PIunned

T2ONDHEIM, Norway. - An
other step toward relieving Nor
ways textile shortage is being
taken by the Dales Veveri mills al
Grimstad. in southern Norway.
When the installation of 10C
new looms is complete. annual
production there will amount to
nearly IL million yards of shirt
ing and dress materials.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HAVEN

HAVEN Kings Hishwoy and U. S. I.
A. Penn-Dow. Va.
MIGHTY JOE YOUNG Mightier than
King Kong Also a Half-Hour Technicolor
Cartoon Show. Mat. 2 PM, Continuous