Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1933, Page 30

B—14 PARAMOUNT-PUBLIX IN' RECEIVERSHIP = Film Company May Turn to Rental Adjustments to Get Ba_ck on Feet. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 27.—Legal moves to adjust unprofitable rentals were seen today as one possible step in the attempt to put Paramount-Publix Corporation back on its feet. The movie company, which has assets of $166,000,000, was placed in equity re- ceivership last mght by Federal Judge William Bondy. Charles D. Hilles, Republican national committeeman, and mlph Zukor, pres- ident of the corporation, were Eirof:e&vers M t.l!c -me time, Publix. uu':fiu ll-Ml lt m IM.O'IG. -muuuu ties at su 214,407, entered a-volun! Althoulh the official statement ‘was silent_on the subject of rentals, the New York Times pointed out that ad- justment of leases was & possible step. Acknowledging that Paramount-Pub- lix Corporation lacked liquid assets to meet current obligations, officials as- serted it had assets of amounting to about ‘lflfi said the receivershi Paramount Produ Inc.; mountPictures Corporation, and _the Paramount International Carperation, producing and distributing subsidiaries, which were described as doing profitable business. Ohio Priest Dead at 80. PORTSMOUTH, Ohlo, January 27 ().—Right Rev. Msgr. John E. M:G\I!rk. pastor of Holy -Redeemer e, died Wednesday night at the age ol 80. He was the oldest priest in the Colum- bus diocese. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1933. PALAIS ROYAL 5= OAYS REIGH FUTURE “l’“ntmtwmntonufihm = WORRES EXASER 5 Monarchist Publication Re- ports Anxiety Endanger- ing His Health. By the Assoclated Press. —Worry about the fate BERLIN.- of his Fatherland is undermining the |his health of former iperor Willlam II of Germany, according to the current issue of Der Aufrechte (the Upright), official organ of the monarchist move- ments in Germany. “A_factor endangering the health of Emperor,” the Aufrechte asserts, is an anxiety about his country that publicly. ‘The monthly organ states that the Dutch climate, whose rigors the former Emperor thus far was able to withstand relatively successfully, "a:wwmwcmhtmummm also.” Christmas Service Canceled. ‘The former mler. uu mwr points uut hld hardly recel dson fourth aon ot flu Crown his return from the United celebration. divine service had also to be canceled. Almost his last act before retiring to his sick room was the solemn cere- mony of Eonounmc Prince Prederick as of age wea‘d.lncewl\‘-hmenmny laws of the House of Hohenzollern. Frederick’s 2Ist birthday, on " De- A in hed restored Kalser's humz sufficiently for him to rejoin the family circle and stay up with them on New Year eve. ‘The Aufrechte adds that those who have geenmmllnoehhmeenzlllnm “testily with joyous gratitude that his mnjeoty is buoyant, elastic and ani- mated.’ Railway Executive Dies. CHICAGO, January 27 (#).—Elias mylgond. 178, for 40 !??h l‘l:lll"n freight traffic manager of the office qof the Wabash Mdhd ‘Tuesday night. He was born at North- ville, N. Y., and was educated at North- western University. = . Germany has restricted the impor- tation of butter to 60,500 tons a year. The PALAIS ROYAL TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 G STREET AT ELEVENTH Thrills Galore for Youth in Palais Royal’s Class Night Fashlons Bab ’'n’ Betty Shop— Misses’ Dress Shop, Third Floor. Billowy white organdy on starkly simple black crepes ...nets with their sleeves all puffed up... capes fluttering by.. ribbon sashes... tling! 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