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ecutive co-ordinator for the
committee and will head an
enlarged public relations Set-up
for the entire movie industry.
A former Loew's Inc, execu-
tive, Mr.. Doob has been a
Washington resident since his
retirement in September. 1855.
In the new post he will work
out of the MPAA headquarters
at Sixteenth and / streets NV.
Mr.. Doob was national adj
vertising director for Loew'S
theaters for many years and
later was a promotion execu-
tive for MGM pictures in New
York. During World War II he
was on loan to the Treasury
Department. He is among the
movie industry optimists who
believe that audiences, after a
Irritation with the TV screen
In the parlor. are ready to re-
turn to their first entertain
ment love-the movie theater.
Happened once before, the OPP
timistS point out, with a bit of
competition called radio.
Il *
MONDAY MISCELLANY
September seems some distance
of, but the Arlington Players
are getting to work on their
production scheduled for Sep
TENDER 8. The play is "a Street.
car Named Desire" to be di-
rected by Boyd Hagy. There
will ee tryouts on July "a and
70 at 8 pm. at the Arlington
County Department of Recrea-
ton Building. The $50
pm. performance of Holiday
for Lovers" at the Olney The
alter next Sunday will be "a
benefit for st. Joseph's Home,
and School. Max Gober-
man has been signed as musi-
cal conductor for "West Side
Story" coming to the National
August 10. He was associated
with Composer Leonard Bern
stein in the same capacity in
On the Town" A series Of
modern dance stories for fam
lily groups is being presented
by Erika Thimey's Dance The
alter on Tuesdays and Thurs
days at various Washington
recreation centers. Sponsor is
the d. c. Recreation Depart
ment.
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Look Homeward. Angel" will
accept the role only if he is
signed also for the picture,
which Paramount will make.
Lloyd is Just great as the IA
ther in ''Hatful of Rain"
Leslie Nielsen is proof Of the
male shortage in Hollywood.
The day it was announced that
the good-looking Metro star
was legally unhitched from
singer Monica BOyar he re-
ceived phone calls from three
different glamor girls. You'd
be surprised if you heard their
names.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Couperin Mass Played
By Wilson Townsend

not predominantly songlike.
This is one of the few times in
his career when Couperin wrote
40 minutes Of music containing
not q single rondo.
Mr.. Townsend, a pupil of
Albert Fuller. played the work
as though he had a long life
time Of experience behind him.
He is q young man. and his life
has not been that extensive.
What his artistic career lacks
in length. however, it has
clearly made up in intensity
and sensitivity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

THE EVENING STAR B-9
Washington. D. C.
MONDAY, july 3. 1887 s.
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his writer. Jackie Barnett. who
does the best imitation of
Jimmy? The Schnozz has no
plans for a Tv show this fall.
apart from reruns of his filmed
shows. He prefers making the
niehtclub circuit.
4 4 X
Pat Boone refused to do a
scene in "Bernardine" where
his father, played by Walter
Abel, was to offer him a drink
until the hard liquor was
changed to soda pop. His reli-
gion prohibits alcohol. cigar
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Nv DAY THORPE

Wilson Townsend. IT., Organ. Wash
1ngton Cathedral Program: Mass
for the Parishes" Francois Couperin.
The associate organist of st,
Paul's Episcopal Church gave
a recital of exceeding interest
yesterday at the Washington
Cathedral. Wilson Townsend
played one of the two great
organ works of the 18th CEN
fury harpsichord composer,
Francois Couperin lie Grand
The performance. in concep-
ton. execution, and registra-
ton was worthy Of the music,
one of the relatively few instru-
mental settings of an accom-
panimenJ of the priests into
nation of the ordinary of the
Catholic mass.
AS a rule, the characteristic
style Of a great composer shows
no change when the writer of
secular music turns to the
church, or when the church
composer applies his talent to
worldly pursuits. The music of
Beethoven. Bach or Stravinsky
exemplifles this thesis.
The music Couperin wrote
for the church, his masses and
tenebrae services in particular
is a notable exception. The
present mass, although a mas
terpiece, shows no consanguin-
ity with the ultra stylish
vignettes which have won for
Couperin his reputation as one
of the half-dozen supreme key
board composers before the de-
velopment of the pianoforte
1t is delicate and limpid, but
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct 3 iP-orains
on the Board Of Trade TO-DAY.
.,. Al gIetn ftures and soybeans de-
crop report which estimated most grain
nnd soyoean crops would BE- larRer
tnen forecast a month ago.
Decemeer corn shot up nearly
Sssns ne start o. tfadnig. Influenced
o. ooos tin price supports in feed
erains and rye But the rally petered
~ 81. on news htta the forecast for The
10 corn CROP had increased produe-
tion about $50 million bushels
Franeis / Dupont 4 Co. based on
conditions a. OF October 1. estimated
u. prodgetton e as7 million bush
soybeans 4ss million bushels TssSe
sstimates are hisher than the Depart.
, nsnt OF Asrieulture's forecast OF Sep
Near the end Of ,b. nrs. hour new.
senber - I5as. corn was i 10 y
lower. December Sl.lsas. oats we're 4
70 lover, December 6Rs.. rye was
z 70 l cent lover, December ~ q.
E SsVsnS ssss,t a to -, cent loyer;
o.,. cents q hundred pounds lower.
The weather outlook for the corn
ano soyhean belt was mostly fair with
some showers indicated tonight in Illi-
nois, Indiana. Ohio and Nebraska
Mostly fair weather was Indicated for
the Southwest winter wheat States
N the spring wheat area. the forecast
was Tor mostly cloudy and colder with
occasional showers in the DakotAs ana
RAIN or snow in Montana Tempera-
lures IN Montana are expected TO drop
10 = low Of si degrees tonieht
Late Yesterday the Agriculture ne
partmerf raised price supports on 1857
efon corn 10 : 80 4 bushel from the
eatiier rete OF 81 IA because OF an
Increase In the parity price.
also increased we're supports for
barley 10 % cents q busheL grain
Sorehums to ~ 81 a hundredweight.
oats q cents q bushel and rye SI.iS
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Roe Claims Control
OF Dominion Steel

TORONTO. Oct. 3 R.-A
spokesman for A. v. Roe Cam
ada Ltd. said late today at least
l,750.0 900 common shares of Do
minion Steel and Coal Corp.
Ltd. have been committed to
Roe's purchase offer, assuring
Roe of more than its required
So per cent.
Ron Williams. assistant to
President Crawford Gordon.
said the l.75O,0O0 figure was
confirmed by the transfer
agents. making a change in an
earlier report that 2 million
shares were already committed.
Mr.. Williams said the trans
fer agents just advised him OF
the error which he said was
made by the agents in their re-
cording Of the total Dosco
shares already turned in for
transfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities in the week ended Octo-
Der 2 totaled S24.i09.892 900
compared with 500 .OO7 ,4S3 900
in the previous week and S23.-
720,sS9 900 in the like week a
year ago.--Dun a. Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Sep
TENDER Is totaled SCI $50. 900. :
600, down 1908 million from
the previous week. but up So
7l4.0O0.000 from the like week
q year ago.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Crude Petroleum Production
IN the week ended September
q averaged 6.S20.800 barrels
daily. down 1890 for the week
and compared with 1904 100
IN the like week a year ago.
American Petroleum Institute
Hilton Hotels international
viii take over management Of
the Fl Panama Hotel in Pana-
ma on November ], according
TO Conrad Hilton.
Royal Dutch Shell at The
Hague has confirmed reports
that the company Il ex-
ploring the possibility Of issuing
shares early in 1858.
Construction Contracts over
the Nation in August totaled
$2.Sl7 1856. 900. down SO from
a year ago: for 8 months S22.-
676,652.000. up 90 from a year
ago.. w. Dodge Corp.
General Telephone Co. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
s30.l63.000 or s2.O2 a share VS..
s26.S3S,OOO or sl.92 in 1856
period.
United Merchants 4 NTfRs. in
year ended June 80 earned So
6S7,665 or $l.66 a share VS..
$l3,Sl0.ll3 or 1882 in 1856.
Hooker ElectrOehem. Co. in
8 months ended August 81
earned $6.464.9O0 or 98 cents
a share vs.. s9.3O4.50O or Si.42
in 1856 period.
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

William Bergman has been
Title Co. and Warren Seng-
stad has been named title Of
ficer Of the company for Prince
Georges County. Md.
Robert B. Essex of New
York has become director of
engineering for Virginia Elec-
tronics Co. Of Bethesda. He
formerly was with Goodyear
Aircraft and the Martin Co.
Phalam J. Doyle has formed
the Doyle Insurance Agency
with ofiices at $500 Colorado
avenue NV. He formerly was
with the Employers Mutual Of
Wausau.
Howard Wickham, former
staff artist for Safeway Stores,
has Joined the william Watson
Commercial Art Studio at 1915
! street NV.
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Bill Paying
Off Sharply

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 3 up.
Americans continued to slip
in their bill-paying during the
third quarter, the American
Collectors Association, Inc, re-
ported yesterday.
Based on a 100 mark, re-
fiecting credit conditions in No
vember, 1858, the latest index
shows a slump to 9O.4. lowest
since = 9o.2 registration in
June. ! the association said.
Overlapping was cited as the
major reason for the nom
payment Of bills with unem.
ployment caused by layofs OF
seasonal and Government
workers second.
Record high for bill paying,
1875. was reached in March
this year.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS
,lStss An1in,isnls plln IT, o VIZ ohl1eo

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Livestock Markets
Cattle 100, fresh arrivals IN
from earlier IN week, holdoyers mainly
standard to low good Slaughter steers
COWS and bulls. fresh oderingS COM
prised OF approximately so per cent
Rge heifers rather small. nearby so
per cent OF steer and heifer run choice
Win balance mainly standard and
good sTass cattle, cows and bulls
With steckers 0I and feeders 'f mskins run nm
the remaining IS per cent, opening
trade slauehter steers and heifers
moderately active, fully steady espe-
eially lor, choice grade while standard
bulk. unsold,. action for cows stimu,
lated BY moderate supply. prices fully
STEADY 70 strong, bulls steady with
earlier IN week. stoektr and feeder
i ,sSS \ lilile SShanss small let choice
lots lots q choice sss.ifrSs iSOU sla ssSsss
steers. 2a.e1-2l,N 90, shipment choice
hlf ID heiters 200, load good saS
70 sGe.,ghlso la0o. bully utility COWS
Gamers and cutters Nii60'oo-i %. lev
weighty high yielding cutters ~ UO-
!ann utility ana commercial bulls
lh.aN-i ~, Gamers and cutters
stock steer calves 36i lbs aann
most medium and good stocker and
feeder steers e SOIL so
Calves $50. vealers loo hluher,
choice tealers e1OU-20Un, man
choice and prime no OO-ai 90.
Hogs 400. opening sales barrOws
ana eilts strone. sowa Strone. TO so
cents higher mixed Us 1 . A 100
2iO 10 harrows and silts 90 %, few
scattered sales 20 2as, springlng 100
70 lbs lstS.ia Oh. rcatlsring Us
! So SO0-a00 ID sows isO0-f5,
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y y"ssis,, 4, 9 900 sou soDt- -
zsnithRsd % ans us us y
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 iP.--Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain In
dollars. others In cents Unbalanced
unless otherwise notedl
Canadian dollar In New York open
market 3ha per cent premium or
los ~ United States cents, on 3f3a.
Eurupe--0reat Britain Cpoundl,
as IA rs. M p SjSs a o.ds iS S,Srss'
80 l32a., up 3ya2. NO-day futures,
~ a32, up 3fl2; Belgium lfrancl.
.a9ll; France urancl. ,.3ls Of a
mark. $3.50. Holland ,Suildsrp.
2B.ssis. up .Otik; Italy tliraS, .I8is
Of cent, PORTUGAL tescudoi. J so.
Sweden tkr0nal, 1884 Switzerland
Irene Gree. 2334; Denmark (kronel,
latin Amsrica--Argentln 1sree,.
30; Brazil Qreel, Is Mexico. sol
venezuela tbolivarl, 3OO3
Far East--Hong KonE dollar, 1890.
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Name Change Booked
By NRDGA Members

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 CR.-
The National Retail Dry Goods
Association may soon change
its name.
A recent poll Of the associa-
tons 5000 department and
speciality store members found
the overwhelming majority in
favor Of q proposal to abandon
the 46-year-old "NRDGA" la
bel.
Its probable successor:
"NRMA" or National Retail
Merchants Association.
The actual decision on drop
ping "NRDGA" in favor of
"NRMA" probably will be made
at a meeting Of association di-
rectors in San Franciso Oc-
tober 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
COsts-PrOfits
Squeeze Seen
In FTC Report
By be- AssocIalsd Prs.s

The continuing squeeze Of
rising costs on profits was re-
fiected in a report issued yes
terday by the Federal Trade
Commission.
Manufacturing companies
sales reached a total Of Ss0.9
billion in the second quarter, a
record for that quarter. but ris-
ing expenses more than Offset
the gain in sales volume, FTC
said.
Net operating profits Of STA
billion were reported, a drop OF
5000 million from the first quar-
ter despite q SIS billion gain in
dollar sales.
Net profit after taxes was SAL
billion. the same as in the first
quarter and down $500 million
from the final quarter Of 1856.
Cash dividend payments in
the second quarter were Sl.8
billion. the same as In the FIRST
quarter but down $500 million
from the final quarter of last
year.
After-tax profits we're reck-
oned by FTC at S cents per
dollar Of sales compared with
81 cents IN the iirst quarter
and So cents Ii the Anal quar-
ter Of 1856.
The annual rate Or after-tax
profit on the equity 81 stock
holders was measured at if.6
per cent, compared with 1875
per cent in the final quarter Of
last year.
For the first half Of this year.
sales volume showed a 6 per
cent increase from the same
period a year ago but after-tax
profits showed a per cent
decrease.
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Stock Losses
Extend 10 81;
Trading Steady

NEW YORK. oct. 3 Up
Alrcrafts headed q stock mar
ket decline early this afternoon
In moderate trading. Key is
sues fell fractions TO around 2
points.
Aircrafts we're depressed BY
economy moves by the admin
istration as put forth in out.
going Defense Secretary will
sons statement. Temporary
limiting Of payments TO air.
craft contractors and doubt
concerning the Governments
missile program were strong
factors in losses among air.
crafts.
Oils also ran into selling and
there were some stable losses
among steels and motors.
Wilson's disclosure that plans
have been practically aban-
doned TO merge two bailistic
missiles. Chrysler's Jupiter and
Douglas Aircraft's Thor. added
a note Of uncertainty. Douglas
dropped more than 2 points.
Chrysler around a point.
United Aircraft also was OF
around 2 while Boeing and
General Dynamics fell more
than a point each.
Lukens Steel continuing its
retreat based on revision of
over-optimistic climates OF its
earnings. record-making though
they are. was down well over 3.
As oils fell back. Gulf Oil
took a loss Of more than a point
and Standard Oil around a
point. Royal Dutch was set
back by overnight news that
the Royal Dutch Shell Group
Is considering a huge new stock
Offering.
Corporate bonds rose. Gov
PrnnQ11fa advaraand
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 lR-Cotton ~.
lures were steady during the morninq
touav Reports OF deterioration IN ths
eastern section OF the cotton belt, To-
sslner WIN unfavorable weather and
expected lateneSs Of the crOp In paris
OF me main belt attracted trade buyine
and some short covering Only light
commission house liuuidAtion and
hedglng were IN evidence.
Noon prices we're 10 to rs cents a
bale higher than the previous close
october 49,, December 3l.OD and
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. oct. 3 R.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper g.
~ cents . pound. Connecticut Valley
Lead IA cents . pound. New York.
Zinc 10 cents Z pound East 81. Louis
~ ~ cents 4 pound New York. Forelfn
silver O0ss cenfG per troy ounce. New
hssvt vas "a f aasiss1 i si &c.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Oct 3 "a. fUsDAl =
ceipts 2SS, 600
Cheese steadv, prieea uncha,a.a
Receipts is2.OnO.
Wholesale egs prices firm. Receipts
g;9oO New York suot Quotations
tras fah-5O lbsl S3is-5fi. extras laTse
afb-4S lhsi S2-53ls. extras medium hi.
~ SmaNs 25.ah. standards large 40
* check: .n.32. Whites, Extras as.
r. IDS 9N-oh extras large il5-is
Browns. Extras 1850 lbsl SA-b5
a, Nearby; Whites, Top quality t4s.sO
Ins 9n,bO. mediums 3a-lOla; smAlls
T.s.sha, peeGees el-.2. Browns.
5D-4O. smalls 3l-3iis peewees FL 90.
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lerred o. no action taken At last dlviaend
stock dividend PAYABLE IN stock dur.
lng 1885 estimated cash value on eE
dividend or redistribution date sI,aui.
datipn dividend cid Called a. dii.
Nv Without warrants wv win wsrrsnts
wd When distributed vi When iesuS1
nj Next DAY delivery sIn bankruptcy er
Teceiyerthip or being reOrgAniEed under
the 4ankruptcy Act, or securities ~.
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They have o lovnble but not
very bright fother, who being
o poor provider. sent them
into the dark forests of the
world with nothing to cot,
no ploce to sleep, hot q
penny in their pockets, and
Q totolly inadequate educo-
ton Needless TO soy, these
children hod o pretty Geld
time Of II, and just borely
escaped with their lives.
Things wouldn't have been
50 tough If dad had known
more obout plonned invest
ments-leorned whof 10 do
so thot he would be obIe 70
toke core Of his fonily re.
oordless Of the economic
secson ond the condition Of
tomorrow.
u you ore doubtful obout
your finoncioI future come
in and toIk 10 US. We ore
olwoys olod TO give you 3D.
vice. without charge or obi
COTTON. on both individual
stocks or personal financial
plonnino. After O compre-
hensive study Of your money
problems we suggest O toiIor-
mode finonciol proerom thot
will chonoe your economic
picture for the best end help
bring obout O IucFotive con-
elusion TO your money story.
A. Hodsdoa 8 Co. happily
ever sfteS' Is one Of our
fsvoVite phssses.
MODGDON q co.
A Different Kind
Of Stockbroker
Members Of the Philadelphia.
Baltimore Stock Exchange
PENNSYLVANIA BLDG.
18th & Penna. Ave. NV.
Wash. 1, ID. c. DI. 1903
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Hovriv Sales on me gxehanos
IiiO0 am SEQ 900 Noon $40 600
100 pm go 900 400 ON. o 600 600
TINT Of tradine 10 shares OF sales In
iuli Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly OF semi.anuual
declaration Unless Otherwise noted, spe.
eiai o. extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend. 4 Declared OF paid
In 1857 plus stock dividend Paid last
year PAYABLE In stock during 1857,
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend OF
80 Tar this year hDecisIed or paid
after. stocf dividend or splituD be.
Glazed or uaid this year, en- accumuIa.
i've issue with dividends In arrears.
. Paid this year. dividend emitted. do.
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DIVIDENDS
DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Oct. q OP-The Ma
York Stock Exchange reported TODAY
these odd lot transactions hy prinripal
dealeTs for october ~ Purchases ~
Nv $40 shares sales Of lp,spa shares
including l,022 shares sold short.
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40. Hrv. Sloga, Chicago, 81. =

nedj. 2 P. M. Mar. Hrv. Sokol
Dom, 1908 SO. Racine Avenue.
2. Charles Novosel, 47iS South
Seeley Ave. (9)
PIP. Marko Srnec, 4S11 W. cath
Place, Cicero. III.
T, Juraj kovac, 6OO3 S. Honore
st. 1861 Phone Hemlock 1861
B. Charles Ruzich, 6421 SO. Hon
ore St l36)
Per. / Pho. Louis Vucinic, 6122 S.
komensky Ave. l29)
Pob. John Naglich, 6119 S. Bishop
st. t36D Phone Republic 7-7346
Cpr. gn. 200: Juraj Kovac, 6OO3
So. Honore st.
DR.. w. ]. Jakopic, 1917 S. Loom
is Street.
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28t. Sv. Josip, Trinidad, Colo. -

28. Sv. Josip, Trinidad, Colo. - 3
nedi. 10 Am. IOOF Hall, 116
E. Main Street
P. Juraj Stajduhar, 2648 OCULAR
Drive
T. i Pob. Ivka Milosevich, 716
e. 4th st.
3. andre Milosevich, TIC e. 4th st.
Per. Mary Trojak, 1922 San Pedro
Street
Pho. Rose Passarelli, 902 Stone
wall Ave.
Upr. gn. 250: Ivka Milosevich,
716 E. 4th Street
DR.. Lee ]. Beauchat, 602 East
End Street
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FLORIDA

982. "Niiami", Miami, Florida -
2. nedjelju mjesecu, 270 N. w.
30th ST., 200 P. M, u stanu
sestre S. Studen.
P. Josip Pavlak, 230 N. w. 148th
Street
PIP. Michael Brezovich, 812 Tan
r. gier ST., Coral Gables, Fla.
T. Stefania Studen, 270 NV. 3Oth
F..
B. Per. Ivan Visic, 270 N. w.
3Oth Street
Pob. Magdalena zarkovich, 1918
S. w. 9th st.
Pho. Charles Petrovich, 1888 S.
w. 10 Terrace
Upr. gn. $50: Anton Rancevich,
1856 Roosevelt
DR.. S. Plucinski, 1922 N. e. End
Ave.
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