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‘ . ROBERT P. KOENIG describes himseff as a conventional man with conventional ideas about his business, which is coal, When he is not in Washington on business for President Truman, or in Europe foremn international conference, he may be found any Monday morning

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shortage of railroad cars to haul away Indiana and Illinois mines The coz] industry's publication, “Mechanization” regards Ayrshire as one of the world's most efficiently managed coal producers Mr. Koenig presides sleeves. His office is pastel maps of the U 8 and the copies of the “New Yorker part. “Punch.”

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the cheap power field undermining the coal busine Americans, he believes, have an insatiable appetite * for more energy. With an expanding population and rising standards of living, the nation much cheap energy as it can get He regrets that medium sized producer shire appear to have no voice at all in with the miners

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Tp DOWNTOWN First Lady.” LINCOLN. Trail Street ' And Winter AMBASSADOR ALAMO Through Thus, TONITE AND SUNDAY MAT. AND EVE. 4 . y ar omo v 1 Ne 8 > : y : That Katharine Dayton-Georgel gu. “The Year orrow Inrough Tues Kit Carson.’ TYRONE POWER 9. + Kaufman comedy has lots of sub- Mh a nl I y Py “RAZOR'S EDGE” NP . > MECC oston ackie and the Las | (FY . ad - . aia ta tance, Any conflict. between two “and “Outlaw of the Plains, ® Tomer roy Coronet Theater af FOUNTAIN SQUARE TEEN-AGERS “SARGE GOES TO COLLEGE" Ww Kno fimnply ac Avrshire Ambitious persons can furnish good and Monday: fe Love Laughs at aves AdWILs,” 25¢; Kids, 9c ’ iy Cove B bi 2 fill wobbling from the de. dramatic material, as playwrights of, p' “rran, Cynthia an “Texas Reopens Today the tiew company began to grow, in- DAVE known since Neolithic times, | Tail ” Tomorrow and Mandsy “Ro. The newly decorated Coronet EAST SIDE | NORTH SIDE ' / . 0% ge’ and "Gui 0 : 3 ital fold and its dividends nine A battle between two: Washington! Jane: Ames” theater, formerly the Talbot, re- ert ms HOLLYWOOD 1502 Roosevelt hostesses, both yearning for ihe ORIENTAL "Pramed’ and “I Covet Biz onens todav ag 7 THe Town." Tomorrow and Monday. ' Pies. OPENS today, Manager James Clark James Craig—Lionel Barrymore I White House, is no routine feud.. ta" and “Little Mr. Jim announced. The theater features “PARK DELUSIO. Last War Against a background of etiquet, PARAMOUNT + Vigiantes of Boom Town new push-back chairs and a larger Li t LL Lasses White “SONG OF “WasTELAND® . : e : "| and *'8St range Journey.” Tomorrow and ny , LA ” oy ——— —— WAR ‘II, Mr. Koenig enlisted as a Protocol, precedence and all iue| Monday: “Ladies Man" and “Ili Be screen. “Ror Julnson f Rosh Rid ee ” other absurdities o 20li* ic Yours." ’ “a EW ir corps. He was soon transferred to ciety. H ro 1 high ~oli ical PARKER “Anna and the King of Siam The double bill “Sinbad the Sail- omance o/ piso A ge THE NEW MODERN , .. where he belonged and at the : y, » struggle for position And ig, Sant Bess’ ‘Tomorrow aud or’ and “It's a Joke, Son” open a “Vis il t R t ” T ECO ef rec . onday fot Cargo” and ‘“The Tra chief of the solid. fuels: sectioh. © mes ri ily comic : Mus Helpmates.” go" ar h rap’ continuous showing at 1:30 today g antes Return ORONE iquarters in Europe and ‘had been bre Verbal Hair-Pulling REX~*Pramed” and “Colorado Serenade.” | = SUN “THE OTHER LOVE” C : ro : so ¥ pro “First Lady” revolves about tne Tomotro# Inrough Tuesday Honey - i T a 1 Jrwals oF BRANDENBURG 22nd and Talbot ‘ of colonel y moon’ and “Little Mr. Jim | 1 l f a wo contestants, Governed as tneyv RITZ 1 wonder Who's Kissin V y us | | I | | i _- ’ f "1!f \ ' J 5 g Her Now of 1945, he was technical consultant are hy decorum, they have to iimit and The Orimaon Key Tomeriow i ! in | | | | | OPENS TODAY mba { 3! ¢ y " vty ' { rqu uesday uck: Pr Les 3 ¢ } in Gry : Bri ain In England, their expressions of mutual haired Home. } ana Boomer: sHvales Lome (dhs TIN KL ST. «LL. 11 22 T eoms ver * fl Douglas Fuirbasi, % fied 7 ow of London, a 1041 to merely verbal hair-pulling, But RIVOLI “Cry Wolf” and ‘Come and Get | " Hughes College, Oxford University since the prestige thev're ARiting Rear sate stow tonighy only: -Our ] win All ANDDIA S500 EF Wash. —12:15 to 6, 25¢ Plus Tax “SINBAD THE SAILOR” " Robert Julian, who, at 12 months for is the country's top prize for Hheaugh 1 iesday i Romance of Ros Rand oe FF GARSON MATINEE TODAY, | P. 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Rood Ply fo ne pin re Tomorrow and Monday “Ro SUN, “SUNSET PASS” Theatre Seating. f } ' tagonists, but not so goo or the: mance of Rosy Ridge” and “A Boy and ( tl np ion by persistently og Comfort . : ! : ; rest of the large cast. No reviewer Q H I a at ' . \G 3 N. TT Chester Morris For Your {1 briay pipe vhich he throws away | ted 1 1 Hee Danger Street and Hit the MECCA Noble Trudy Marshall : ite y Space Cd slice 8 } OMmorre ane ¢ av: * " wy old He talks more like an oc onomist un ) pace can do Justice " py : wh re on Manda) " Bea we “BOSTON BL AC KIE AND THE LAW v ooAl An. than. most: cont met H to fine acting in lesser roles. ST. CLAIR “Romance of “Rosy Ridge Buster Crabbe "OUTLAW OF PLAINS" i nen i5 Rather than risk slighting anv- and lante Return.” Tomorrow a, Mickey Rooney—Lewis Stone and precize, with a Boston accent : throu o g 1esday The Other Love LAU GHS AT ANDY HARDY { ideas In. tisat. strin coal lass ne Oe: I'll concentrate on Kathacine| and ‘Jewels of Brandenburg Philip Reed “I COVER BIG TOWN" | pe hs Al 1ands ought panizer, as Lucy Chase Wayne iin : y a i c any a big farm enterprise for that / : Tompany Tune this corner), and Helen Buell, .as HAR ELTON ¥ Ler 18 MIrpose - ' aa thal anv exe 2 Pox [rene Hibbard (in that corner). %,/ BALLROOM : EX a= v s | § an secutive £ sv ~ eh y i newspaperman. | ¢ Who ls too busy to, mys, pantzer and Mrs. Buell put | ey DANCING june 4] WONDER WHO'S | Gm rviy n : Dey ung radically on one of the best exhibition bouts KISSING HER NOW?” ca | neganization y ¥ LW : RICHARD LEWIS. in the feline-malice field you'll see NEW CLASS OPENS CTR iE | George i T; » 2 in any dramatic ring. 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Ella Raines “THE RUNAROUND" Jon Hall in Color At B30 ' ’ ” ! } iH ” STEVE RRODEY'S MUSH gether admirable settings again * TONIGHT 4 SUN. & MON.—2 BiG HITS : Vigilantes Return The Drunkard," melodrama i OCMONStrate the Civic's need for COME AS LATE as sun Wmsmuee ©" (I SUN. sewers oF BRANDENBURG 4 melodrama “SMASH-UP" ‘ RG’ more adequate housing. SEE St. Mona Freeman “BLACK BEAUTY" : Sunday-< The Drunkard mela Leroy G. 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