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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REQ, new, 1913 models; w to 8 ton,
straight Or TRACTOR type Ga US for
HALF Hall II t with winches. stakes, pan
els dTm9s sraileFS all selling cheap
DODGE 1912 dump truck; good condition;
good 1t tires Soc Ss S, terms ACME MOTOR
yaa body: excellent condition. good Tres;
MoToR SALES sS 1885 Sa Bladensbu i I'd me-
5 FORD 1e47. stake body trucks; less than
D pa5s fSsons consr PIKE tx B. kern 9aTm
on right, opposite the old mill. -16
sTU GDd '4e ha-ton e6 pickup truck
FORD 1s47 dump. 2H-yd. body. booster
1Takes PasSed Va g 9dn 6s
sTUDEBAKER trucks, new. on display;
la-ton and 2-ton, 12s in. and 152 in.
wheel base; outstanding value; economical.
See US regarding prices and delivery date.
LEE D; BUTLER. INC, 112l 21st st. NV.
and a. ssH Ds saoo
ia. 6251 between 1 and pm. IA
CHEVROLET 1871 CT dump 4-wheel drive;
sssi On se95 RE 54 good tires f4:d
DODGE 1872 4-wheeI drive carryall:
motor in perfect condition: 8 excellent
4 Il. GARAGE. WA. 1870 a'''''e' W. IL
FORD 1871 112-ton 1947 motor, good
tires. cab and chassis; $500. Ii. 1000.
FORD 1887 1h-ton cab and chassis: was
thoroughly, reconditioned for veteran now
trade; body available if wanted. UN
eHEvEoLEr 1899 1l4-ton stake body;
fair +; =, coR nd g Apply 1888 9th st, ne"
DODGE 1876 IHa-ton truck, with crane;
like new, less than, 5000 miles will trade
uct. sTEELEs GARAGE, rear 80 n. Y.
ave NV. RE. $3.50 or WA; 0757. IA
FoRD one,tGn panel 1899 model com
Ing Or electrical jobbing. Ho. 1852: IA
trailer: Al condition; guaranteed iO to pass s
Ss5. or or best offer N" under. F IA s57a
s@S 5sss SsRa FSSns ns &C. 5?S
DODGE 1916 dump trucks (2); low mile
age: $500 extras. ,CH 9010. Ia
passed Va Inspection six ney tires PRICED
CHEVROLET 1941 ton and a half Aft.
stake body, new motor: truck in 1st-class
condition: must sell. make an oner. Spruce
0104. Ia
DIAMoND-T TRACTOR, 572-cu. in. motor.
Chevrolet, 1941 dump truck.
Chevrolet, 1887 panel.
Brockway 1911, cab over engine, LW.B.
Also, several other late model trucks.
Numerous bodies in stock, various types.
DIAMOND MOTORS. INC. 1925 3rd st.
NV 10
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMC truck dealer,
offers 40 trucks at special sale.
Pickups, panels, stakes. dumps. chassis
and cabs, semitrailers. Also some Army
surplus trucks, AKA. 6x6 SKA. cargos,
dumps. tractors, chassis, bridge construc-
ton trucks, half-tracks, ducks. 1912
Federal 3-ton tractor and fiat semitrailer,
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck
dealers, 5000 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va,
CHI. 1000, daily M to pm, Sun. ] 0
to 3 To reach: Out M st. through George
town, cross Key Bridge, turn right on Lee
hwy gu. s. % and 2lD: drive u miles.
FORD 1912 delivery sedan: clean, perfect
cond: black and chrome; S1.150.
Ford 1912 loft. stake: 2-Speed rear
S25 tires: excel cond. and appearance;
MANY others to choose from. ACTION
AUTO SERVICE, 719 M st. NV, MA. GALS
INT 1871 1a-ton panel: complete motor
overhaul less than 900 miles: passed
D. c. inspection good rubber: $3.50.
s3S Chevrolet van: good motor: only
Many others to choose from ACTION
AUTO SERVICE, 119 M st. NV, MA. 64ls.
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MQTQkSYdE.

ENJOY THOSE FALL DAYS on a new
Al S., Matchless, Ariel or Triumph motor
cycle Excel. used mach: TO choose from;
Terms; ,dd224a6 Franeis-B,adrneett Merlin"
C and 35occ: 1916 Triumph Speed
Twin: 1917 Matchless. 5OO-cc. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLE SALES. @O14 NJ st. NV,
RE 5O13. is
BRITISH 1910 Rudge motorcycle; very
good condition, low mileage. Cali
HARLEY-DAyIDSoN 1a4l "61": price.
S435. Can be seen after pm, 1896
MUST SELL-1a46 Matches; good con-
dition. windshield and spill bars. Phone
1 tn 5s4l cu,rr ,o., .xcs,,.rt ,ordi ALI
HARLEY 1943 "61" overhead; all aces
series excellent condition. EN-. 503a. -l5
INDIAN '46 "a" completely equipped: 4
HID. 49,: excellent condition. Call SH
sERvICYCLE MoToRBIKE. completely
oyerhauled, good condition.; must sell;
MoTGRETTE. , wheeled. 4h.p. motor
scooter: $500 cash or best offer under
Call SH S344
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NEWMYER e. BRESS. Attorneys,
pust PuiIdinr
MONEY WANTED.

PURCHASER of 1st commercial property
for beauty shop and rooning house, for
$3.50. needs $4,000 1st trust: 8 years
interest only. Call MR.. MOORE at Ma.
71as; ewes. ard Sun, TIE. 1876. -15
WELL SECURED 81 900 second mortgage.
with Sc interest. available for $1,000;
payable SCI so per mo. Ewes, Ho. 1850.
1st-TRUsT NOTE for sale. $4,000 at 81
on p. C. property. Call Mr.. Miller. ME.
$500 until pm, LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
co, 1918 K st. NV, 'Washington's Com
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FF you ARE FLAMING to buy car from
a private party or dealer, it isn't necessary
conform with your budget. Call US before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be glad
and mechanical condition and assist, in
procuring title and tags. No Obligation.
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO, 1902 New YORK ave. NV. GREYHOUND
Bus Terminal Bldg.
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AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up work euaran-
teed. GILBERT, 400 Pa. ave. ext. Sc,
AUTO PAINTING, $50: best materials
used: immediate service; body and fender
work. 351O Ga. ave, GE. 9s4@.
AUTO PAINTING Complete Job, 500;
select your color; work guaranteed ADDI-
HO. 1900
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Goren on Bridqe

The ability to count out hand is
a distinct mark of an advanced
player. 1t is not always easy to do
this, but today's hand is a clear-cut
example of an opportunity to visu-
alize the exact number of cards held
by the declarer, employing as clues,
only the bidding and the opening
lead. West led the deuce of dia-
monds, dummy played low and East
quite properly stuck in the ten which
held the trick.
f1nessing against partner. That is
a misnomer. East is not finessing
against partner at all. He is fineSSing
against dummy's queen, which Is
highly proper Usually it is the
duty Of third hand to try to capture
any high card dummy may have in
the suit led by partner. East re-
turned the ace of diamonds which
declarer rufed, extracting trump,
took the spade finesSe which lost
and now West shifted to hearts, but
it was too late. Declarer went up
with the ace and discarded dummy's
hearts on his own spades.
East mournfully advised partner
that heart opening would have
defeated the hand That is true,
but Vests lead was in the dark and
was mere guess. East had an
open book before him. Since South
had rebid clubs he was marked with
five. Since spades were bid first,
declarer should also have five spades.
Vests opening lead of the deuce
an obvious fourth best shows eX-
actly four, leaving declarer with
only one diamond. That gives him
a maximum of two hearts. II one
of them is the king. there Is no
hope to defeat the hand. II part
ner has the king it is important to
build up a trick in that suit before
the spades become established.
East's proper return at trick two,
therefore, is the deuce OF hearts.
and now declarer cannot win the
hand. The average players instinct
is against such leads because he has
been advised to lead through
strength and up to weakness, which
is sound probably less than half the
time
Copyright, 1e47, by Charles H. oorsr,)
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Colorado Centennial State

Colorado is known as the Cen
tennial State" because 1t entered
the Union 100 years after the
Declaration of Independence.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gem
eral hauling; vans, stakes; panels; white
help; reas rates. VI: $500; Ext: z
enced help. prompt service; reaS. rates;
local and long distance: IA. 293T; L.
vans. stakes. panels and pickups: for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR-SELF. ME. 7011. l..
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
much powerful incentive topard
improvement than feelings of guilt and shame
Not This

Daughter-I'm so sorry I said such
mean things to you. 1 believe I'm
the worst girl in the world.
Sometimes I think you
are, too.
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GARAGES WANTED TO RENT
ALTO LOANS.

2 OR 3 CAR BRICK or wood garage. in
commercial zone, ne. or Mt: Rainier pre-
ferred. Cali MI 4453 or TO. 1884. ID
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont. J
PAUL TYRN DELANEY,
VInian TrnSf pIAN


Union Trust Bldg.
Filed Sept. l, 1a47. Charles z. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT e:ffA COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colpm-
bis In Re; Application of Jarvis Marrow
an infant by his next Of friend, Mary E
Action No 3622-47-Jarvis MARROW, an
infant by his next of friend. Mary E
Cracolice' having filed complaint for, a
JUDGMENT changing his name to Nicholas
A. Cracolice and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication of the
notice required by law in such cases, 1t is,
1947, ordered that all persons concerned
show cause, if any there be, on or before
the 18th day of october. 1947, why the
prayers OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, that a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
washington Evening Star and The Wash,
HoITzoFF, justice justice ca (seai} A True COPY.
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk; BY
CLARA F. coNNELL, Deputy Clerk;
r,s R. F. HoL5 5Iss Attof tFsr,n
Holding Probate '' coU ii 6a,36s, g Ad
ministration.-Th is to Give Notice: That
end the District of Columbia, respectively.
have obtained from the Probate Court of
the District OF Columbia. Letters Tesla
On IHe PSIdIe OF NINA 1. lnOtldS,
pate of the District of Columbia, deceased.
IAN persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated: to the subscribers. on or
before the 18th day of August, AID.
eluded from all ,beneft of said estate:
Given under our hands this 10th day Of
September, 1a47. GRACE THOMAS HAIR
WOOD Ri. 2. Falls Church, Va. THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF
WASHINGTON. By: J. L. SHELDON, As
THEODORE CoGsWELL. Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. sel3.2027.
NE"MfER Rrs 4 B Rni,s;n, Attorneys
DISTRICT coURr OF THE UNITED
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate of James
Arthur Henson, deceased;-No. f9,269.
administration Docket 6-Application
the last will and testament of said de-
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
said estate, by Nancy Arts, it is ordered
this 18th. day of September, AID. 1947.
that Charles Coates. address unknown, and
all others concerned; appeal. in said Court
1a47. at 10 o'clock AM. to show cause
Why such application shoHld not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in the
washington Law Reporter" and THE
Evening STAR. once in each Of three sue
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA j.
LAWS, Chief Justice of said Court, this
] tn day of September. AID. 1917 (Seal)
of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court sell 202
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Points for Parents
This

Mother-There are many children
who get angry and say things they
shouldn't, just as you do, and you're
controlling your tongue much better
than YOU used to,
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INT 1S41 1a-ton panel; complete motor
overhaul less than 1000. miles: passed
D. c. inspection; good rubber: $3.50.
1898 Chevrolet van: good motor: only
1866.
Many others to choose from ACTION
AUTO SERVICE, T19 M st. NV, MA. 64ls.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1912 Commander Skyway
4-dr. sedan looks like new throughout;
must be seen to be appreciated: S1,350.
Alex. 1856. III
STUDEBAKER latest 1947 Regal de luxe
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ensburg I'd.
s asH ss and 4a S5 ssssd T 81 G
inspec.: S425. FIR O573 IA
CHRYSLER 1946 New Yorker 4-door Sc
den; peri. cond., low mileage, $1,000 cash.
CROSBY 1s47; excellent condition; $3.50
Crosby 1913 convertible; recently over
hauled $3.50. Gil 6514. IA
DE SOTO 1910 club coupe; frst-class con-
dition; run A.. 900 miles: SLIGO. GE
DE De- SOTO 1s47 custom 4,door. sedan;
heater, seat covers; driven only 500 miles;
DE 'sooTo i 6 CON- Convertible black with red
cloth top; r. h.: low mileage: peri; $3.50.
See at Colorado Service Station, 5511
DE SoTo 1911 Convertible: recently passed
D. C. inspect; clean cond.; low mileage;
heater; sf,350. Ii. 6049. IA
DE SOTo 1910 custom 4-dr.- sedan; radio,
chanical condition: new tires; D, c. in
sPessted; I private owner; $4,000 miles;
81 d $50 soro 90 1915 SSl convertible: practealy
new top, newly painted, good leather
upholstery, r, h, excel mechanical cond.:
sS 81 Sest 0e eenverfibe coupe new
tor. new front end, new tires, new
transmission; 3 heaters, radio: car in
excel. shape; $3.50 or best offer under
DODGE i941 Luxury Liner .4-door sedan;
excel. rubber and mechanical cond., r. ana
DODGE '46 Custom 4-door; seat covers
heater, clock; low mileage; perfect shape;
S2.l95 Call after o. AID. 1858. Ia
DODGE 1910 club coupe; looks and runs
like new going to college, must sell; ST.
a50. RE. 1898. IL
DODGE 1883 black 4-door sedan: excellent
condition; 81 $50 cash. WA. OSLO. -13
DODGE 1915 custom 4-dr. sedan; brand
new condition; radio, heater, seat covers,
DODGE 1871 2-door: $1,000 miles, beau
tiful paint and interior. excellent mech
cond Runs and looks like new car;
81 $50 Phone VI. T12S. 49,
DODGE 1912 de luxe 4-dr. sedan. black
finish: r. h. new seat covers, good tlTes;
a real bargain: $3.50. MOORE-DAY
MOTORS. INC. 6503 Ga. ave. NV, GE.
7241, GE. 3a42. Open til pm week
days. Id
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and tires rather than paint; passed Va.
inspection r. and h.; SLIGO. oW. 9r75.
PONTIAC 1947 4-door sedan low mileage,
EaG div hesteT seat f 9Syers a aH5 sH
Pontiac 1875 1873 s-door coach: new paint;
g99d Go8d and HI Sa5e SH 2459
h.; white sidewall, tires; perfect conditions;
Po s2S ~ 1a4 az! -door streamlner sley,
excellent condition; beautiful color, private
P PoNTIAc is2a 4doo aoS Sedan; new motor,
m s5o DF 6S owned Hy sOGd cO va
PPoGN;TIAc 1885 four-dr de luxe; nice APP
f rs RasSed 192e Tos1 psS R9 4Se a. by
original owner, 1000 mi, radio, heater,
nsa nas s1t srs e Seat o FEn Ma
Ext S07 to arrange inspection. %
PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan; new seat
brsnd-new battery; Si,io0 Cali after i
P 2 3; t 1875 1875 stresmliner g. r. and h,
a ffas sGysri Mo Te5E co Nc ow 1899
PONTIAC 1e47 station wagon. 8; r. and
ho EeTy c Sy T fNe oW sS 1890 HAWKINS
PONTIAC 1946 sedanette. s-cylinder. 2
door. gray; all extras: r. and h.; price,
PONTIAC 1941 convertible club coupe; orig
inal maroon, runs perfect, new top and
tires: 81 AS. 1913 14th st. NV. -13
PONTIAC 1910; good mechanical condi-
ton; needs new front cushion; $3.50.
ROLLS ROYCE 1929 Phantom Pl sedan;
excellent upholstery. oyerhauled last fall,
new tires: 5000. Easy terms to responsible
party; MR.. HOUSTON, 521 Falkland pl.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 President 4-door
sedan; radio, heater, overdriYe: excellent
condition; priced for quick sale; $1,000.
Victor 3T33. 3713 st. Sc, call after
STUDEBAKER 1871 Commander taxi. new
motor; $500 cash. 3046 Vista st. ne:
sTUDEBAKER 1888 sedan; $500: new
carburetor: brakes recently refined. 20
Randolph pl. NV. CO. 3073 after eve
slRGT Bsfn o"f 1857 Dictator, $500.
Alex. 105R Ia
mileage; heater and hillholder. many ex-
tras, seat covers: So, oa5. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS New York ave. and Bladensburs
I'd. n.s. Ia
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Brighfwood Citizens Protest
Approved Radio Tower

Opposition to erection Of $50
foot radio tower at First place and
Riggs road NE, for which the Dis
trict Commissioners have granted a
license, was expressed by the Bright
wood Citizens Association last
night.
The association said precedent
had been created by this action and
that it.would be only a question OF
time before others would be erected
in residential sections of the CITY,
The group also charged it had not
been given notice of the proposed
tower in time to attend hearings.
The group reaffirmed its previ-
GUS action favoring the sale Of ice
cream by weight after hearing Ford
E. Young, jr, representing the ice
cream section of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, speak
in favor of sale by volume. j. T..
Kennedy of the Districts Weights
and Measures Department, spoke
for the sale of ice cream by weight.
The association voted in favor OF
raising the license fee for the op-
Grafton of pinball machines from
$12 to $50.
The meeting was held at the
Paul Junior High Schol with Maui
rice N. Thompson presiding.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

successful effort to heal the breach
He was succeeded by Maurice E
Travis of Martinez, Calf, first vice
president.
This failed to satisfy the group
led by John j. Driscoll of Bridge
port, Conn. Mr.. DriscoI claimed
that so of the unions $50 local
branches, representing about one
third of the nearly 100000 members,
had broken away from the Inter
national Union.
Votes on Political Activities.
The CIO Executive Board voted,
with three dissenting voices, to fol-
low Mr.. Murray's suggestion to pull
out of active participation in the
two rival political action groups
the Progressive Citizens of America
PCA) and Americans for Demo-
cratic Action (ADA).
The reason for the action was
the split between the ADA, which
bars prot Communists, and the Pea,
which welcomes all shades of what
it considers prograssives.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Three Man Clio Group
Gets SmeIfers' Row
lover Communism
BY the Associated Press

The CIO today handed its most
critical internal squabble over COM
munism to hardfisted committee
of three seasoned trade union
leaders.
The dispute involves the Mine,
Mill and Smelter Workers Union,
which is split over charges of pro-
Communist leadership.
CIO President Philip Murray sug-
gested that a committee represent
ing the 51-man Executive Board
should investigate the controversy
because:
There's no organization-the
CIO or any other-that is stronger
than its weakest link
Union Agrees to Cooperate.
On the committee are Jacob
Potofsky, goateed president of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers;
L. S. Buckmaster, head of the
rubber workers, and Van A. Bittner,
leader of the CLOS Southren organ
izing drive.
The union agreed to cooperate in
the inquiry, and said through its
official spokesman:
IF in the course of its functioning
this committee can make recon-
mendations which will effect solu-
ton of these problems. the Inter-
national Union of Mine. Mill and
Smelter Workers shall be grateful
for its counsel.
Committee Lacks Authority.
Mr.. Murray told reporters the
committee, like those which helped
close riffs in the Auto Workers
Rubber Workers and Wood Workers
Unions, lack authority under the
'CIO constitution, but that commit
tee recommendations in the past
have helped to rebuild unions split
by dissension.
Reid Robinson, 38-year-old presi-
dent of the union to be investigated,
stepped down Monday in an un-
Evening star., 1947-03-15

On September II, 1882, Cardinal
Won Preysing was named Bishop OF
Eichstaett, Bavaria. In 1885 he
was transferred to the See of Berlin
He was named Cardinal in Decem-
Der, 1945 by Pope Plus XII.
Cardinal Won Preysing's partoral
letter of December IL, 1912, attack
ing racism and other Nazi theories
was read in the United States Sen
ate and praised by Catholic, Protes-
tant and Jewish leaders.
The Cardinal-who speaks Eng
lish, French and Italian as well as
German-remained in Berlin during
the war,
Evening star., 1947-03-15

Conrad Cardinal Won Preyslng
the Bishop of Berlin who defleo
Hitler and the Nazis, arrived here
this morning bringing a message
of thanks for the help Americans
have given his countrymen since the
war ended.
81 want to thank the American
people in general and Catholics in
particular for the relief sent to
Germany" Cordinal Won Preysing
said on his arrival at National Air
port.
The cardinal was met by Arch
bishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
apostolic delegate to the United
States, and Msgr. Joseph McShea
secretary to the apostolic delegate
The German prelate, who has been
travelling throughout the United
States since he arrived in New York
on February 13, was accompanied
on his trip from New Orleans this
morning by the Rev. Bernard
Schwerdtfegar of Berlin, his secre-
tary, and the Rev. Paul Tanner,
assistant general secretary of the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
On u. S. Tour
Cardinal Won Preysing, who ap-
peared weary after his five-hour
trip, went directly to apostolic
delegation headquarters on Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. He will be
the gIlest of the apostolic dele
gate during his four-day stay in
Washington.
The cardinal has travelled ap-
proximately 10000 miles since his
arrival in this country, visiting key
cities in the Midwest and West
before going to New Orleans.
He will leave Washington Tuesday
or Wednesday to visit Notre Dame
University and Chicago before re-
turning to New York. He plans to
leave for Germany March 25.
1.-THE, physical condition of Berlin
has to be seen to be believed" the
cardinal commented at the airport.
He also said America appeared to
him a land vast and impressive,
one of unlimited opportunities"
To Preside at Mass.
The visiting prelate will preside at
a solemn mass at 10 am. tomorrow at
st. Matthews Cathedral. Celebrant
of the mass will be the Right Rev
Joseph M Nelligan, chancellor OF
the Archdiocese of Baltimore and
Washington. The Most Rev. John
M. Mcnamara and the Most Rev
Lawrence j. Shehan, auxiliary bish-
ops of Baltimore and Washington
will be present. Msgr. John K
Cartwright, rector of St. Matthew
Cathedral, will extend greetings to
the visitor.
During his stay in Washington
the Bishop of Berlin will visit Cath
olic University and other Catholic
institutions.
A native of KronWinkel, Bavaria
Cardinal Won Preysing practiced law
for four years before going to Rome
as secretary of the Bavarian EN-
bassy. Here he decided to enter the
priesthood, and after several years
of study in Innsbruck, Austria, was
ordained in 1912.
Made Cardinal in 1945.
Appointed secretary to Cardinal
Bettinger of Munich, he met Pope
Plus XII, then Msgr. Eugenio Pa
celli, during his stay in that city.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
FEC to Probe Rates
In Overseas MESSAGES
By the Associated Press

The Federal Communications
Commission announced yesteday 1t
will make a general investigation of
earnings of companies handling
communications between the United
States and overseas points to de-
termine whether changes should be
made in rates or practices.
The commission said available
data shows decline in net earnings
by these companies, and indications
that certain carriers may be oper-
ating at a loss"
FEC also announced it has au-
thorized Press Wireless to handle
business administrative messages for
press, radio and other agencies en-
gagged in the gathering and distri-
button of news.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Luciano Due 10 Leave Cuba
EarIy Next Week for Italy
By the Associated Press

HAVANA, Mar. is. Charles
nucky) Luciano is slated to leave
Cuba for Italy Monday or Tues
day aboard the Turkish vessel Bakir
Interior Minister Alfredo Pequeno
said last night. The ship, bound
for Genoa, will stop at Las Palmas
in the Canary Islands and Gibraltar
en- route.
The former New York vice king,
who was arrested February %, fol-
lowing a United States embargo
on drug shipments to Cuba, is being
held at Tiscornia immigration
Camp awaiting deportation in ac-
cordance with a decree signed by
President Ramon Grau San Martin.
Should Luciano attempt to debark
at Las Palmas or Gibraltar, agents
for the Bakir said the captain would
have no power to stop him. How
ever, authorities in those ports
could prevent his staying ashore
as he has only an italian visa.