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Tu0g J. OWEN Aos, Aeetgsassfs
Hns taA ssatAtTn bias.

8 sAl~E or tALpAHask
REAL ESTATE
By virtue es certain deed Al ttasl
defy recorded. In lsbts Ne ssu5
Of the DsstJtet ai cnlamhsa. sae o.
the feeHssl OF the pHfts cured
thereby. the unaefstsnec s4bztf atsh
trustee wlll kttl at pgbtif sHctiah
At RH, &a5 Eoathsfn Hsieshas OF
MONDAY The ELEVENTH DAY
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aerfese land and Rremtsts slgakts
in ths District et Columbia and asss
lRnatea ~ add beiHs ths G&st sHe'
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f1sht ~ "BAffs FRftfss" at per bist
recorder tn iihtf Levy Csstt Nc
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Ofses af the Surveyor seg lhs pts.
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line Of sumner Hhsd totsdsssSfasd D.
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sss..ea s.,ia nstrg ggag PIT sa1a ,,,.3.|, sss
TERMS or SALE All cash 4 af.
pnkts ef s9h no sin be Fssaifsa o.
time sf sals All eehstyknEtfs ~
rordtnE. rFFsssBs t4Afnrt ss 81
cast Of purchaser. Txrrns et sss ss
be complied With suhtn 10 nsyt
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trustee reserves ftss ftsst to fstf}.
the proaerty at ths rtsG sns easa
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aMEs j. LENrHAN, THOMAS c.
sCALLEY. Attorneys,
ShsFshAm Bids

FHHffNAm Dt0Es
UNITED ut I'd STATES TATE, p p3EsIMcT cpuR1 ,a,rl
ina Probate Court, Ne. TsStsGT Ad-
ninistrs t1on.--This IL 10 Give Me-
tiee That the subscriber Of the State
Of Florida has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia. Aneiiiary Letters Tss,s-
Lyons. also known ss Robert W
Lyons. late Of the state Of riorisa-
deceased. Al persons having claims
AGAINST ths deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same- with
ths vouchers thereof. sssIiy sa.
theptisss.e' , - 70 .1f,s tss .asssrissr sas H. %
Ap 1850. othsrvis~ they msT -
lav be excluded frcsn sH esassi ot
said estate. Given uacef rny band
aonrs4 81. srh e, Now & SAY sss s.,.ss. ,ssr
a.,s. . south; =. rssssr rsssfsss5s rls,lss rs..
WELL. nesister Of wits for tbs
District of Columbia. cisfs sf The
rrcs.1s r.ss s1 >. Court
J. Marcy WELCm ans oscAR G.
OaTERMAN. Aftys.. Ste fsah 80 NJ
m THE UNITED STATES nfsTRHT
csurt tor ths psstraei Of cefsnsssa.
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ss-essy-~Tns ncttatsitea ~ 70 ths
trial Of tbs isssss In this case re-
tattns 70 th1 VALIDITY es ths pAS<1
writinx, dated ths 9tta sss Of seS-
ixmher. 1916 psspeTttsf te BE- TIE
iast sin sse trs,ss<ss Of Msrv q
turned as 10 Risssrc y 5efesn.
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Dean. jain sssnl~y Grsf. 0essss
AssriIl Gray. Ffuta Mssss sSssbsa-
ssa. Mrs Bertha MsEas. xrt Aisss
nsrey. Anass 4 Dr&ss. cacsrs Ii
nsssna. L1gaarc c. Hassaa and eaass
3 Rlssns wstsez HsItys Mafsxsss
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NARY C. Bsssns, ~ "scf To p
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ipsa, snt thai tfsas Order nfsA tas
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nnes o wsef fef tnUs ~ tesss<szlf
vsssa n THE WARRINGTON tAw
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.as sAns Stree . TEE 1870
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hsf. fHla. psxFportins te b. tss ssss
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lasted sn eps farm ~ fssssstse ~
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alee IN this cnayt sd eesffsa ssss
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Evening star., 1949-06-28
srNnrH wnurs
osstclAl NOTICES

TfNaaexs
sArg swfksHa,ARsgt AsAasbEg ss%
eslsY sss sased waes&ssBe &rsss-
sxs ~
Evening star., 1949-06-28
AUCTION SAlES

c. &. SLOAN q co, ne, Asstisss.ts
iArke sale mAhassits, walnut ara
maple bedroom sHits* sha cod Esrtaa
walnut and maple aiaiEs FeaaH eta
dinstts saitsk upholstered love ssstsa
nAyenpNttk, ehstks }Gaagtf sra
ehstfs aud stGs EhAl4A meseJnEtEtf 81
rofee aad lAn1n tahiss. 3 sHt8aas
chests hf drawers. apfifhi n3AhH 4 }
efaes dsaEE, tspsEFuFts. ssses r
Eases. hoeks hssei aad table AaaREA
: electric rsfriseraeatA paNlaAs.T Has
chine, dst tee Eas fsRsvt kssFfsH
sirk, china, siaskwafs, httk- -hi sc
prints, paintings, water ge3n's Z
ANTIQUE hish noAt hesA. ssdjas. stf
~ ggsiis aactlea Al &i9sh p =
10 am By gfdeT Ri ihs tsds4itE
SteTsgs Co, Officers oi sststss ard
private owners Terms cash { q
Si4UAS II CO, Aasi4onsHfs- Il as
iiShsd isvl Is
Evening star., 1949-06-28
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ENkNk FAM2AAg

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SEasF1FFH - ffE
Evening star., 1949-06-28
OLDsMoBILE 1895

OLDsMoBTLE 1889 s-cylinder sedan;
Al condition throughout S495;
guarantee and terms TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 1888 r. /. ave. ne. CO
0SS2 go
OLDSMOBILE 1a46 5-passenger q
door club sedan; r. and h.. HYDRA
Matte drive; low mileage; excel
cond. resulting from the best of care
by original owner; CCC guarantee;
MOBILE CO.. 1929 22nd st. NV,
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SAVE U.s.!
LEGAL NOTICES
NJ n. DoYIE 8. A, MiCKlIR.
Attsfneys. isle Sermsnt Ave. M
UNITED STATUS DISTRICT COURT

NJ n DOfLI 4 \. A. MftkLIk-
At.srneys, isls Ssrmsn. Ave Nv
for the District OF celumbis Hold
ing Probate Ceurt NO 7Gaag, Aa-
minissralien, - This Is to Owe
Sotics That the suhse rteer, et fhs
District ef Columbia. has eo.alasd
from The Probate Court OF ths DIS
msntary on the sstntt Of Mary N
Alien, late Of the District Of Co
lambia. deceased All persons hats
tns claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the ssnas-
with the vouchers thereof, iesally
or before the 10Th Gay OF June
AID 1850; othsrxise they may BY
Law be excluded irom all sensrt Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this 10th day Of June. isAo
MICHAEL N DOYLE ioio vsrmont
bonr hss y cooswr . ,sss n..i.'.t .'s. d vsn wsf.
for the District OF coiameis Clerk
of the Probate Court irss'ys -
BUCKLEY q DANzANskY. Attsrness.
Isa6 q street NV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate ccnr. ~~ No. 7osss
Notice; That the susset ieeI, of the
STATE Of Mssssehuses,s has Oh.
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia Letters
Of Aeministration 90 n. estate
irlet Z. s'f 81 coiams,., s dees,.sd Xii
persons having claims asainsi the
deceased are hereby wsrnea to ss-
hiett the same, with the vouchers
thereof, leasily authenticated. 70 the
day Of May. AD. issa; a'hsrs lss
they may hs law be excluded from
oil bensnt of SAID estate. oivsn
under NJ hand this 2sth dss Ct
s.' MOS. s4s m ctTssHiNs Rnss sn.,Ss eoosss Ms,.
.sssl Attest THEODORE coos-
WELL, Register OF Wills for. ths
Dix,riet Of cosumsis. cisrs ot the
Probate Court sl4 81 ,3k
WILKES. MeGAkRAGHY a ARTS,
Attsrns.s. Iswer huildsna.
usTnD Il, .s1,sa suA5Es q pisdR sIRn c9HKr gols
ins Probate coart--Ne. 72as7,
Administrstio This IL 10 Give
Notice. That the subscriber, ef the
District ot Columbia, has obtained
from ne Pross.. ceurt q ths Dls.
II tHtnryl PAINTER. late OF the Ds..
trict Of Columbia, deceased Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned % sI-
thereof, lsxaiiy authenticated. TO
the sabsrriber. on OF before the 3Sth
day o! May. AID. 1850, otherwise
they may b. Law be excluded from
under my hand this .tlth day Of
May. Isss JAMES c WILKES.
SOL Tower Bids Seal Attss;
THEODORE COGswEi1a Registss
Of wills for the Disirie, OF Column
eia, Clerk OF the Probate Court,
leiA2isA
Evening star., 1949-06-28

1912 Special de luxe
club coupe. unusual nice eond ; will
sacrifice for Quick sale bargain at
1913 DEALER, 253s Pa. ave. Sc.
TIP u-9o 40
Evening star., 1949-06-28
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
CENTRAL MOTOR co

fKaiser-F Frazer Dealers
$500 Lee hwy, Ari. Va. CHI. 1000
Evening star., 1949-06-28

OLDSMOBILE lN4I tedhn, eauIpped
payment. little a. IS q week
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne: Il: $500
oLDsMoBILE 1915 sedan; All aeces-
series. A quality car. $i.1a5, Low
down payment. little as 81 II .-5 uk.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 Bladensourg I'd: ne. II. $500
Evening star., 1949-06-28

OLDS 1889 conv. cpe. &; body cream
color with tan top: good mech cond
bargain at S496: terms SCHIEGEI
& GOLDEN. Kaiser-Frazer Dealers.
263 Carroll St. TAX, D. c.. GE
1903. --2S
.Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires. black IN
ish; Al eond. throughout; S1,295;
terms HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1345
Que ST. NV, DU. S3O0 II
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LINCOLN 1910 4.

LINCOLN 1910 4-dr sedan: 7. and
h. S C., 2-speed axle. excel road
car: s675 or best offer. SH- 1867
or OIL. s925 80
LINCOLN i94a Cosmopolitan sedan;
black; radio. hot and cold air syS-
TEN. auto windows. overdrive. This
luxurious Iow-mileage automobile Is
$1,000 under list price. like new,
S2,7G5 CARR SALES CORP, 1891
Wis. ave. EN- e277. --2s
MERCURY i947 4-door sedan; r and
h., SI.495. written guarantee; "a
mos 20 pay ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 1908 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex 81,
Va. open ewes. until .. AL. 1880.
Evening star., 1949-06-28
MONROE FORD co.

1s4s sedan; heater
dark green fnish. clean as new.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

oLDSMOBILE I947 convertible spas
senger, new plack top hydramatic
shift; r. and h; 30-day guarantee:
the car for your July 4 trip: 81.
$40: $3.50 down RA. S3S5 &C.
0LDSMOBILE la41-Serviceman, Or
dered to sea. will sell clean '9s" club
coupe. 5000 or best offer. GIL. 0lS2
Evening star., 1949-06-28

Open Sun. 10 to s.. 1887 East-West
Hwy, silver sprins. Nd 81. $500
FORD 1847 super de luxe Tudor:
r. and h; this Is the kind you LOOK
for and seldom And; . good solid
cav. tarps ar traHe1 Sf eQk
Evening star., 1949-08-16
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16.-The
President of the United States, the
only living former President and
former Prime Minister of Eng
land think Ethel Barrymore is
pretty wonderful
Miss Barrymore, distaff ruler OF
America S-royal family of the the
ater, was 70 years old yesterday
In honor of the occasion Nation
wide broadcast last night carried
tributes from President Truman,
Herbert Hoover. Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and
scores of other great personalities.
But at a luncheon yesterday
Miss Barrymore's brother Lionel
had nothing more to say than:
We'll, Ethel, I'm aWfully happy
you are with us and 1 wish you
many happy returns
Louis B. Mayer, studio head,
who gave the luncheon for Miss
Barrymore, said: Gosh, that's a
heck of a speech. You can say
more than that"
I'm sorry," replied Lionel. but
my writer has gone to San Fran
CISCO"
In contrast were President Tru-
mans remarks. recorded for the
broadcast.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
AFL Council AssaiIs
Talk Of Depression
BY the Associated Press

TORONTO. Canada, Aug. 10
The Executive Council of the
American Federation of Labor
said yesterday there was no de-
preston in the United States
1t blamed "a good deal of the
talk. of a business recession on q
deliberate propaganda campaign
to clamp the bralDs on wages"
The council, holding its qu9rter-
ly meeting here. urged, however
that Congress prepare backlog
of public works to use in stem
ming regional depressions.
AFL President William Green,
at news conference after the
councils opening session. said the
proposal was purely precaution-
ary one. He declared the unem-
ployment problem in the United
States was "spotty," and that Il
was more local than a national
one at the moment.
Mr.. Green also said there were
indications that business activity
was picking up. He asserted pass
age of new housing act had
stimulated the building trades
which in turn would help other
industries.
The AFL head further declared
the Federal Reserve report show
ing an increase in bank loans was
another encouraging sign.
Evening star., 1949-08-16

nue. NV.
She came to Washington with
her husband in 1888 and was ac-
tive in the Junior League of
Washington and the Sulgrave
Club and was a member of St
Johns Episcopal Church, 821 Six
teenth street NV.
Mrs. Cooper was partially in
valided by a heart attack in 1899.
but continued her interest in va
rious philanthropic activities from
her bedside.
She was the daughter of the
late Edmund w. Booth, publisher
of the Grand Rapids Press and
vice president of the Booth News
papers. She also was the niece
of the late Ralph H. Booth
Minister Of Denmark and noted
art patron whose gifts hang in
the principal galleries of the
country. including the National
Art Gallery and the Detroit In
stitute of Fine Arts. Another
uncle. the late George Cough
Booth of Bloomfield. Mich, was
president of the Detroit News.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Cooper is survived by a son,
David Booth Cooper of Washing
ton: her mother Mrs E. w. Booth;
q sister, Miss Esther Booth and
a brother, Edmund Booth, all of
Grand Rapids.
Funeral services will be held in
Grand Rapids tomorrow. Burial
will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
there.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Truman Leads in Fans Tribute
As Ethel Barrymore Reaches 20

II am here to pay tribute fol
myself and for countless OF my
fellow countrymen to great
lady and a great artist. Ihaye seer
her in most of her roles, and
am eternally indebted to her fol
the pleasure she has given me
To Ethel Bayrymore-first lady OF
the American stage-many happy
returns of the day"
Miss Barrymore responded: 81
am afraid there is not time
enough left in my life for me to
thank you enough for this over
whelming tribute. It's far more
than I deserve, but, believe me
it's not more than I can take to
my heart"
Herbert Hoover called Miss
Barrymore IAN expression of the
very greatest in American woman
hood" And from Strasbourg
Germany, Winston Churchill
cabled: Every good wish, my
dear Ethel. and many happy re-
turns Of the day-Winston.''
Keynote of the tributes was
sounded at the Mayer luncheon
by Billie Burke:
I'VE are paying homage to the
most beautiful woman and the
finest actress of our day. You
don't just love and admire Ethel
Barrymore: you worship her"
Evening star., 1949-08-16

lAC
Chief Midkiff, 80, whose home
was in Alliance, Ohio, was a chie1
printer on temporary duty in the
executive Offices of the Navy Sec
retary.
Taxi Driver William j. Wally
said he picked up Chief Midkif1
near the Lincoln Memorial and
started to take him across Memo
rial Bridge. Midway across the
span Chief Midkif stopped the
cab by saying he had dropped a
SIS bill out the window.
Then the Navy man leaped out OF
the cab. climbed over the railing
and despite Mr. Wally's entreaties,
leaped into the water. His body
came to the surface within a few
minutes and was recovered by har-
Dor police.
A native of Pennsylvania, Chief
Midkiff had been in the Navy
since 1941. He is survived by his
widow. two children, both less
than 8 years old. and his father,
Charles Vernon Midkiff. of Mount
Vernon. Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Movie Charge 1t Plan Offered
AS Bait at Logging Box Offices

offer their plan to the Theater
Owners of America. The organ
ization begins its annual four-day
convention here September IL.
The plan operates this way:
A patrons credit rating will be
established just as it is when he
opens a department store charge
account. He will be issued credit
card. At the box Office, the cashier
will note the card number, name
and number of guests. The Gus
toner will be billed at the end OF
the month.
The Kings, born Frank, Maurice
and Hyman Kozinsky on New
York's East Side, have discussed
their idea with theater owners.
All the owners liked it, Frank says.
He believes there is an excellent
chance that the association will
adopt it. The plan could operate
on either a chain or individual
theater basis.
Evening star., 1949-08-16

cost of the new system for re-
registering automobiles.
The Commissioners also were
granted S6,950 for the settlement
of claims and suits and $3.50 to
pay audited claims.
The total approved for the Dis
trict of Columbia by the commit
lee was s4.748,245 which was
$168,199 below the budget esti-
mates.
The supplemental bill also car
ries $l2, 400 for the Office of Ma
tional Capital Parks this fiscal
year and 100000 for salaries and
expenses at Howard University.
The measure, a catch-all for
many different agencies Of
Government, will come up for
action on the House floor as soon
as it can be worked in, probably
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Coalition Government
Takes Over in Syria
BY the Assoeioted Press

DAMASCUS, Syria. Aug. 16.-A
civilian cabinet representing most
shades of political opinion ruled
Syria today.
It assumed power at the request
of Col. Sami HennaWi, who led a
military coup Sunday morning in
which Marshal Husni zayim ano
Premier Muhsen Bey Berazi, for
mer rulers. were slain.
New Premier Hasem Bey Atassi
80-year- former President
named IL prominent Syrian poll
ticians to serve with him in what
was announced as an interim gov.
ernment.
The cabinet issued a commu-
nique saying it would keep control
only until a constitutional govern
ment could be set up, but no time
limit.
Col. HennaWi refused any politi-
cal Office in the government his
coup made possible, saying he was
a soldier and not politician.
CAIRO. Egypt, Aug. Is (P,.-A
Damascus broadcast announcing
closing G, c.s'ria's f2onti-,' With
Turkey was reported here today
by monitors for a local news
agency.
The news agency Ami quoted
the broadcast IS >g telephone
wires and all other co,nmunica
tions with Turkey were cut. Ami
said it gave no other details and
no reason for the action.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
China

Continued From First Page.)
rail junction 265 miles from Can
ton. The main operational base
of Claire Chennault' airline has
been transferred from Canton to
kungming. Management per-
sonnel of the airline remain in
Canton.
Big Oil Firms Pull Out.
Authorities confirmed the order
for the closing of the American
consulate general but refused
further comment.
Already big American and Brit
ish oil companies and other for
eign firms were pulling out of the
South China costal city.
The closing date for the con-
sulate would depend on the pro-
gress of the Reds southwark
march. The decision marks a
change in American policy.
The obvious conclusion is that
the State Department by now
is fully convinced the Reds
will not allow any consulate te
perform it's normal functions un-
less diplomatic recognition first
has been extended to the Reds.
Whole Foreign Staff Removed.
The American Standard
Vacuum Oil Co. announced it was
withdrawing it's entire foreign
staff, Only Chinese employees viii
remain to look after the interests
OF the largest American firm ir
South China.
The British Shell Oil Co. was
taking out families of its foreign
staff and foreign women employees
Most foreign firms were follow
ing the lead of the oil companies
in evacuating foreign women en-
ployes and families of their for
eign stats.
This action by foreign COM
panies came as the Communists
closed in on Foochow, southeast
ern China port in Fukien prov
ince, and the Nationalist claimed
limited success on the approaches
to Canton.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Former Communist Leader
0usted by Bulgarian Party
By the Associoted Press

" BY the Assoeioted Press
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 16.-The
Bulgarian Communist Party an
nounced today it has expelled
Nikola Pavlov. leading Com
munist, charging him with I'm
sincerity"
A party announcement issued by
the Central Committee said:
For proved insincerity toward
the party in connection with his
relations with Traicho Kostov, the
Central Committee has decided to
expel Comrade Pavlov from it's
ranks"
Kostov. a veteran Communist,
was expelled from the party and
from Parliament and arrested last
April on charges of having shown
enmity to the Soviet Union, exces-
sive nationalism and personal am
bition.
These are. in effect, Titoism-
the sins with which the premier
of Communist Yugoslavia is
charged. Kostov also had been
charged with being "insincere."
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Economist Says Unions
Have NOT Aided Workers
BY the Associated Press

DR.. Willford I. King. chairman
Of the Committee for Constitu-
tional Government, said today
that workers would have been
better off without labor unions
in the last two decades.
DR.. King gave his testimony to
the Senate Banking Committee,
which has been holding hearings
on the economic power of labor
organizations. The committee
that the witness heads is a pri-
vate organization which has COM
batted many of the programs of
the Roosevelt Truman presi-
dental administrations.
!. DR.. King, economics professor
emeritus at New York University
said leaders of "the great labor
monopolies' are not interested in
keeping wage rates at a level
which will keep every one en-
ployed, but instead are insisting
on an unwarranted fourth round
of wage increases. He said the
result is pricing labor out of the
market.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
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not asked for a transfer and that
he would not do so. commenting
Il have not applied for any
other position, but. of course, be-
ing on active duty 1 am subject
to Army orders"
Action on the request is ex-
pected to be immediate. How
ever, Col. Nevitt's relief is not
expected to be named for several
days. The new adjutant general
also will be full-time duty Off
Ger detailed by the Army.
The general has tentatively Sc
lected an officer for the assign
ment. He has been going over a
list of names for several weeks
The selectee tentatively approved
is a former National Guardsman,
Evening star., 1949-08-16
By the ASsoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16.-You
may soon be able to step UP to
the box Office at the Bijou and
say: Charge it, please"
Yes, to crown such lures as free
dishes, bank nights and popcorn,
movie men have dreamed up new
bait-box Office charge accounts.
The see-it-now-and- pay-later
plan was Matched by the King
brothers. a trio of Hollywood
producers. They're offering it
free-as a tonic for ailing fllm
profits.
Box office credit would increase
theater attendance Is per cent,
the Kings estimate. No advance
in prices would be necessary. In
fact, bigger crowds probably would
cause them to drop.
TheeKings, who arrived at their
present emlnence via an interest
in slot machine movies. intend to
Evening star., 1949-08-16
NotionoIists Plan to Move
Capital to Chungkinq

TOKYO, Aug. Is (P).-Gen. WI
Teh. adviser to Generalissimo Chi.
ang Kai-shek, told foreign CORE.
spondents today that Chinese Ma
tionalists will move their capital
to Chungking if the Communists
take Canton.
WI, here for conferences with
Gen. Macarthur and other occu-
patton leaders, said Canton would
be held as long as possible.