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Evening star., 1948-10-23

MIL TRADE emerald as, L. sH, blue
Praised oto 5000; ssc4ce eaio tor SAFE iase
car, Buick or other model. OIL. 4732.
BELL MOTORS will sell your 1e4s to
price in town. Our only charge is s25
s'vls to BEJ W6 aSToRs' sSSS SOLO Wisconsin sys
CADILLAC, 7-pass. conv.. 1887 to 1910:
wanted By private party. Box 47s-D, Star.
CHEAP OLD CARS wANIED-c..R wait
ing SO to $500 any make model year
largest used-car. dealers. sell your car at .
Ts:n yeai SSss car 2u. e .os s s noRs NJ SR
NC; $40 FI.; aye ne, Ii. 1915. 1877
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Mo5NT seS5 kA1SIEER IoTroR e" eo:. ssi2 4. + I:
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$40 ss;I@;;S;sS sIas pm: j. 4 the TsE% sE HogoaS
HIGHER CASH PRICE paid for your car:
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eAsA ii Fos 1GSR esSR' osHWs a. Svel sp, W. sell.
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issi M.;sensin sys % Nv; IA r. ss7S: ~
buy, 1877, 194s or 194e car Prefer new
%ssi SSsa toS s.s ss'1 q
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posr hsSs dfvI II S 7ous ks oAs GtoS AWAY. Let u,
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sTss ssns n ssSS &C. 51s -
NC. ChryslsT Plymouth. $500 Wisconsin.
1885 FORD Phaeton. Call AK. 1890.
WILL TRADE 5000. 700. nasur.l,m,nk m =. ! eo.t :,
f8 falyafs 1Gas PARTY want. 1874, cae!ss,ss
;s' II s's; : rs
WILL TRADE senuine natural mink coat,
little over year old in perfect eond., latest
ia1 is1aNnssssAIISEss nSes IfsEf Oh hofoRs tSa Want
cars reEardless Of price: don't trade on .
W. " me need foo ears 1885 % ie2s your
car Is paid for, win give you cash: II car
i not s.sS Id iS M e, S ss1s odss
exclusive used-cay dealers. An cash Or
certified checks. MT: Barnes OF Mr.. Sand
srs so one iocation Drive s,na- IN eis GPer !os'
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Evening star., 1948-10-23
Natures Children
JINGLE SHELLS,
Genus Anomia.)
By lilIion Cox Athev
HORIZONTAL.

Jingle shells are the most familiar
and abundant shells on American
beaches. A child, visiting the sea-
shore for the. first time and seeing
thousands Of the pretty little hall
valves glitteriQg in the sun, is over
Joyed at q treasure to be picked UP
and carried home. There is usually
a round hole in the pretty yellow
pink or rusty-colored valve, per-
feet for stringing on cord or ribbon
At some seaside cottages you can
hear the musical tinkle Of Jingle
shells made into portieres.
When young small jingles seek the
Evening star., 1948-10-23

would is made easy BY Mr.. Coiby's nom
technical key: A valuable reference foi
teachers. students and all writer's. For 4
self-addressed envelope to him, care Of
The Star. P. o. Box 90. Station g. New
Relessed b5 the Bell Syndicate, Ine.,
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king Of hearts.
Perhaps the most provocative
hand played in the recent national
championships at the Stevens Ho-
tel in Chicago is the one shown
today.
OF the II times the above hand
was played, the final contract was
small slam in spades on eight dif-
ferent occasions. but only two Of the
life masters fulfilled this contract.
The king of hearts was invariably
opened and taken with the ace,
whereupon most of the declarers
crossed to the king Of spades In
dummy. and when East showed out
the Jig was up, since West could not
be prevented from winning two
trump tricks. These declarers at
tempted to justify their play of the
trump suit on the ground that by
playing the king of spades first they
retained the option of finessing for
the queen on the next round should
they decide to do so.
Their argument does not appeal to
this contributor. Since there was no
bidding by the opposition, and no
clues to be derived from their beha.
vior, there was no reason to depart
from the correct mathematical prac.
tice Of playing for the drop Of the
queen with nine trumps. Since It
was proper to play the ace next time
anyhow, If both followed, the correct
play to the first lead Of trumps was
the ace out of the South hand. This
protects the contract against even
an earthquake. If both follow there
is no further trouble. If West shows
out, declarer plays to the king and
back toward the jack. II on the
first lead Of the suit East shows cut
Gas In this case). a small spade II
led toward the king and West Ii
obliged in insert the ten, holding
himself to one trump trick.
At one table South elected to bid
seven spades "a bid surely not open
to criticism), hoping that the spade
suit would contain no losers. West
indiscreetly doubled and South
|shrewdly escaped to seven no-trump.
which In turn was doubled. The
king Of hearts was opened. Declarer
cashed the queen of diamonds, the
king and queen Of clubs, and ran all
the diamonds, reducing his own
hand to the Al Of spades, the ten
of hearts and the ace of clubs. At
this point West held three spades
and the king Of hearts. Declarer
returned to his hand with o spade
and cashed the ace Of clubs, forcing
West to make q discard. Since he
was obliged to hold on to the spades
he was compelled to shed the king
of hearts, with the vague hope that
his partner held the ten, but de-
clarer produced 1t for the 18th trick.
My hats of to South, but it
serves West right.
tcopyrisht. 1s4s. BY Charles Il. oo9en.)
Evening star., 1948-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAkER 1910 2-dr. Comdr.; owner
bSilt. body and paint very nice; ;"I: excel.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Commander 4-door
sssaosan ssoa %x %9sof y perfect 'haDs' good Tres
sTUDEBAKER 1s42 conv. club. coupe;
carefully kept; had motor overhauled and
0taeT 0ana repairs; inside excellent; s7s5. sH.
sTUDEBAKER 1e4s Commander convert
inie; metallic green, black top; very low
LIST prlies: q; 795, cash. trade or terms.
;6G HELL eo6o MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin aye,
sTUDEBxkER 1912 President ..s" ga Club
coupe; r. and b.. overdriye. tires like new,
Slip covers and spotlight; low mileage;
InaN loeIai tra9e Ms SI yo1I oid car; Price.
sTHpEsxkER 1912 4-dr;; fine condis.sn;
MToP ss5P RayRsnss gaf 9E as so week KENNY
sfupEbSkER ST ssbs 40" 4.door Commander; mSs
sxss ast 1hssstsr orrnal pana
1ss clutch ana S Ssss.s 90s $3.50 csli Nv
TERRAPLANE TERI .l. asol 1887; good tr.nsp.; needs
PfR PERsAPIANf lPI Ss ss aal & sedan; motor ex-
s0e sSsd sss hfasssa aSst ssf ss to VIE
1sss ssoa condition. soSa
WiLLYs-kNIGHTl 1888 1888 sedan; the clean. lean
runs beautiful; full price. sibo. ALAN
MOTORS, LIST and N sts. ne. Ho. g7S1.
asn:r 1sas ssso Can tSsD %o Sse SSss miles.
TAxICAB Is47 Ford VS.; r. h. WV. tires:
KALv1N. AD: sa4s sfter s pm. @ss SSo'
BRITISH STANDARD 1s47 4-dr. 40 hp
sedan; % to 80 miles per gallon; S 900
miles mi only; black fnish with soft red
1875 or nearest. offer. Phone ma. $3.50
Monday, Oct. 25 or after "a
THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
o1a.s,,,. tion sale every Friday night, Pm. s5l1
modern mode way; sell only 4 BID Is sstisiae:
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sals aye every or IYss; 1s6o sys Il, Dn;' 1l1s ys
(Auction sales rain or shine)
STERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC. 1897
East-West hwy, 81. 1900. Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and North
west Washington, offers these quality used
cars At considerable reductions.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Readers Want to Know,

Arlington: When Gen. Pershing
died and lay in state, one COM
mentator~ spoke of "the late gen.
erals BY-er." Is there any sanction
for that pronunciation of the word
bier?-A. G. D.
Answer-Certainly not! Bier is
pronounced exactly like the word
beer.
Mobile: Why is earnest money 50
called?-M. w.
| Answer-Earnest money is a pay
ment made to bind a contract. 1t
is q legal token that both buyer
and seller are in earnest. Earnest
money was once called Goods
penny" thus giving religious sane
ton, as well as legal sanction, to
contracts.
Los Angeles: Isn't the pronun-
citation "prahg" for Prague incor-
rect?-A. r. P.
Answer-Not any more. The
spelling Prague Is French and Eng
lish. Formerly the English pro-
nunciation rhymed with vague: but
prahg now prevails. The Czech
spelling is Praha, pronounced: {:
lPRAH-hah.
Program note. Newscaster Elmer
Davis does not say "pro-gr'm." He
says program" to rhyme with go,
SAM"
Charlotte: Occasionally hear
some one try to pronounce the "r"
In Mrs, making It sound like mis-
cries." Can this be right?-P. G.
Answer-Never. Mrs. is the alb
breviation Of mistress, but the mis-
tress pronunciation has long been
obsolete. The standard American
pronunciation Is: MISS-ez. In the
South many people say: mizz.
Milwaukee: Please pronounce the
name Waco Texas). I've heard It
as "WACK-o Reader.
Answer-It's WAY-koe. Another
Texas name frequently mispro-
nounced is Brazos. the name OF an
important river and valley. A news
reel commentator recently called 1t
"BRAY-zuss." Some dictionaries
show 1t as "BRAH-zoess." But
neither is heard In Texas. Texans
say BRAZ-uss. The Spanish
American pronunciation is BRAH-
Isoess.
The correct use Of shall-will, should
would iS made eASy by Mr. Cnlhy'R nnu-
Evening star., 1948-10-23
CHERNER-BREWER's home Of select ca

CHERNER- -BREWER'S home Of select cars
low mileage s5.se5
'4S Buick super 4-dr.: r. and h.,
white side-wall tires; 20 miles 1896
'4S Plymouth Spec. de luxe 4-dr.;
r and h.: 200 mi. 2,295
AZ Dodge Custom 4-dr.: r. and h.. 2,2eE
AT Pontiac Streamliner g.: r.
and h., many other extras : 2,19t
AT Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-dr.; r.
and h. 1,94t
AT Buick. Roadmaster conv.: =.
and h. 1886
At Buick Roadmaster 4-dr.; r. and
h. 2,59s
Also many other late model used carr
to choose from. All cars carry our IA
nous 30-day guarantee. CHERNER-
BREWER AUTO SALES, 5111 Wisconsin
ave. aye. W, Wo 1899. Open ewes. till o. sym
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Test Your Horse Sense
By DR.. George w. crane

Score one point for q correct solu.
ton to each Of the first i've prob.
lens. The last problem counts
i've points.
!. A person taking q course In
husbandry would normally expect
to learn about
Cooking Public Speaking
Marriage Farming
2. A person whose name appears
on the police blotter is said to be
Slated Elected Booked Scheduled
3. The name "Reynard" suggests
which one of these traits?
Cleverness Craftiness Skill Polish
4. A drumstick made which one Of
these characteristic sounds while on
the hoof?
Moo Ba-a Cackle Oink
S. A southpaw would most likely
be found in which one Of the fol.
lowing?
Dugout Cave Rookery Den
s. The terms in the left-hand
column below refer to groups Of
creatures which are often found In
the places indicated in the right.
hand column. Try to match them
appropriately. You are entitled to
one point for each correct Judgment.
(a) School W Around q
(b) Litter luke box
(c) Bevy (w) In q hive
I'D Herd (x) In q corral
(e) Colony (y) In q creel
(z) In sty
Score yourself as follows: o..
poor; 3-6. average; 7-s, superior;
s-1o, very superior.
ANSWERS.
/. Farming. 2: Booked. 8. crsftiness.
a, cseEis ssbool-cre., pg5ous asses flsse,st,
tcl Bevy-Juke box (v). (d) Herd.corrai
(D. (e) Colony-Hive W..
Evening star., 1948-10-23

1871 4-dOor = 81 ,U45
Most Of these cars have radios and heaters
and are guaranteed for 80 days. Many
other models to choose from. Open from
am. to $50 pm, Sundays from 10 to 3.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Word Game

Find 48 or more common English
words in
LOLOGY,
meaning, art Of communicating
ideas by signs made with the nm
gers" Average mark is a words.
Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the gams-1 Words must be OF
four or more letters. Q. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such a.
form Of . word Is used. 1. Proper names
are not used. A list win be published
Evening star., 1948-10-23
ANSWERS

I. Farming. 2. Booked. 8. .Craftiness
Z. cackle. s. Dugout tbasebalD. g.
(al school-Creel to. o. Ltter-Sty Isl,
tcl Bevy-Juke box tv). (O Herd.corrai
(x). (e) Colony-Hive W..
Evening star., 1948-10-23
AUToMoBIlEs FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TAXI DRIVERS-New Piymonths and
Dodges available Immediately; Y, cash
Apply BELL CAB CO., INC, 1917 L st.
NV, EX. 800. go
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Z,O9O
lsed cars
our ia
IERNER-
Wisconsin
8. Sun
--0A
, 1948-08-26
Not
AT Closing
Of Consulate

Secretary of State Marshall
said that while it is regret
able there need be no alarm
over the closing of the United
States Consulate at Vladivo-
stok in Russia. st is nothing
serious and the consulate ac-
complished little since the
movement of the Consular of
ficials were restricted. 1t is APP
5000 miles from
Moscow.
In connection with a second
consulate which was being set
up at Leningrad, and which
the Russians asked be aban-
doned, Mr.. Marshall said moth
ing had been in progress for
a long time.
The action Of the Russians
was not unexpected when the
Continued on Page q !
, 1948-08-26
Ii. General EicheIherger
In San Francisco

Lieutenant General Eichel-
berger, veteran commander
Of the 9th Army, under Gener-
al Mac Arthur, arrived in San
Francisco yesterday and was
warmly greeted. He was one
OF the most popular men in the
Army.
General Eichelberger could
speak the japanese language
even before his army landed
in Japan.
He described Japan as a
weak little boy and that some
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-26
Hurricane Reported
Northeast
Of Son juan

During the morning hours
a hurricane developed and To-
Gated in the Atlantic near
Latitude FOG longitude 6O.8.
at AS Eastern Standard time
at about 400 miles northeast
of San Juan, Puerto Rico. APP
parently moving west north
west around 15l! miles per
hours. Wind of Hurricanes
force cover a radius of about
60 miles from center and gales
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-26
Venture Rodriguez.
Curt Scheulein
Visiting Here

Ventura Rodriguez of Puer-
to Rico and Curt c. Schuelein
of New York arrived here to-
day for a visit to the Island.
MIR. Rodriguez was accompan-
led by his wife and one son.
Mr.. Scheulein is from the
headquarters of Rheingold
Beer; Mr.. Rodriguez, one of
the outstanding merchants Of
Puerto Rico & representative
of the Rheingold firm in the
Caribbean area, is also a per
sonal friend of Antonio Felix,
proprietor of the Brignoni's
Grocery Store and prominent
local merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix will be
hosts to the party while here.
All are visiting the island for
first time.
, 1948-08-26
Ernst ROhIsen New Owner
Of Canning Plant

Ernst Rohlsen, a former
Lieutenant in the United
States Air Force, was the sue
cessful bidder for the Can
ming Plant at Estate st. John.
-Four other persons submitted
bids. Mr.. Rohlsen returned
from the mainland to accept
ownership of the plant and
also approximately an arce &
a half of land on which it
stands.
Mr.. Rohlsen was formerly
head of an airline which he
organized, and was probably
the only colored man to hold
such a position in America.
, 1948-08-26
Soviet Vice Consul
Depurts Via Freighter

The Soviet Vice. Consul de-
parted on a Russian frieghter
yesterday, he was accompan-
led by his wife and kids. He
originally planned to leave by
plane; then announced that he
was not in a hurry to leave.
He is on his way to Mexico.
Consul Lomarkin and his
family will depart on Satur-
day aboard the Swedish liner
Stockholm.
President Truman formally
cancelled his credentials and
he is no longer recognized as
an official Of the Soviet Union.
, 1948-08-26

Governing Territories will
hold a three-week session be-
ginning Thursday, September
the second.
Mr.. Dean will return to
Lake Success at the end of the
Committee session. Mr.. Bough
will continue on to Paris for
the opening of the General
Assembly of the United Ma
tons, where the report of the
Special Committee will be
submitted.
Mr.. Dean though a contin-
entail American, has a deep
affection for the Virgin Is
lands and its people since
serving with the OPA here,
and has always been working
in their interest. Bill Dean as
he was affectionately known
to his friends gets quickly ir-
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-26
Russian Teacher Jumped TO
Escape; Not Suicide

The Russian teacher, Mrs.
Oskana Kosenkina who was
seriously injured when she
jumped from a third story
window in the Russian Con-
sulate in New York, said she
jumped in a desperate bid for
freedom and did not want to
kill herself.
In an interview with news
men, Mrs. Kosenkina said that
she made up her mind from
when she was in her. home
Continued on Page a
, 1948-08-26
Dulles Confers With
Ambassador Douglus

John Foster Dulles held a
conference with Ambassador
Lewis Douglas in London be-
fore leaving that country for
the United States mainland.
Mr.. Dulles was a delegate to
the world conference of Pro
testant and other churches
held in Amsterdam recently,
of which the Arch Bishop of
Canterbury was chairman.
Mr.. Dulles said that the con-
ference will have quite an eff
feet on the current world sit
uatien He is foreign advisor
to Governor Thomas E. Dewey
and an outstanding Protestant
layman.
, 1948-08-26
Chefs OF Stats or
Western Union Meet

The Chiefs of staff of the
Western powers including the
Benulex countries, held a
meeting recently to coordinate
their efforts for mutual pro-
lection, in accord with the
Pact recently signed.
According to the plan they
may meet to examine chang
ing conditions as often as
necessary.
, 1948-08-26
James Bough, William Dean
Lea0e For Europe
BoUGH TO REMAIN; DEAN WILL RETURN

James A. Bough. former United States District Attorney
for the Virgin Islands and William Dean. former OPA Price
Executive for the Virgin Islands. both officers of the United
Nations now leave Lake Success. New York. by air this week
for official duty at the United Nations headquarters in Cen
eva. Switzerland. where the Special COMMITTEES on Non-Self-
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Stock Market Uneven;
Few IndusfriaIs
And Rails Gain
BY Victor Eubonk
A..oeiufsd Prs.s financial Wri..,

q
NEW YORK, April 6.-Stocks
continued to work at cross purposes
In today's market.
A few rails and industrisls made
. little headway but oils took 4
rest. Many leaders backed into
losing territory fractional irregu-
larity ruled near the fourth hour
Dealings were fairly active.
/ A certain amount Of profit CASH
ing again was based on the idea the
long recovery ride called for at least
q technical correction.
Labor disputes, particularly the
coal mining impasse, still served as
a. bearish influence. Doubts regard
ing economic situations and inter.
national affairs accentuated eau
ton. It was even suggested that
big Government spending for de-
tense and European relief. plus tax
cuts. may have been discounted to
some extent.
The Wall Street strike went on
and on. but heavy picketing Of the
exchange failed to interfere seri.
ously with operations.
Ahead most Of the time were
Anaconda Wire g. Cable con an
earnings Jump, Gillette Safety
Razor. Southern Pacific, Nickel
Plate Railroad. Standard Oil tNeW
Jersey, Bethlehem Steel, du Pont
American Smelling and Kennecott
Backward were Sante Fe, New
York Central, Pacific Western Oil
Mission Corp. Deere, Western
Union, Anaconda, Lockheed, Doug.
las Aircraft, Union Carbide, Schen.
ley and International Paper.
Bonds were narrow.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April P,.-drains made
little progress during the morning ses-
sion at the Board OF Trade today. De-
ferred wheat contracts made modest ad-
vances while the May delivery held about
even with opening quotations.
The Commodity Credit Corp. reported
purchase OF $4,000 bushels Of wheat
yesterday, 100000 bushels at Kansas
City. 160. 900 bushels locally and 10000
sushels at Minneapolis
Onse4tns the Government purchase
British Grain authority. that france
and Italy expect to harvest S37, 900. 900
bushels this year compared to an aver
age OF SOS, 100000 bushels.
Inc ChtcaGo and North Western Rail-
Ways April crop report says much of the
wheat in Kansas and Southeastern Me-
braska was planted go to 80 days late
ana an accurate estimate cannot be made
on conditions until later on. The winter
wheat area of South Dakota. the report
says, had ample snow protection.
TRADE In corn was steady and reports
that corn held on farms Is increasing IN
moisture content gave that grain q steady
At noon wheat was u lower to 1 cent
hisfer than, yesterdays close: May,
2.45s.; corn was "A to "a higher; MAY,
2.2Oi+: oats were IA to 81 lower: May.
Liza; soybesns were 5 cents higher;
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Baseball Player Charged
With Murder IN Bar Row
BY HE A.seeiaisd Press

DALLAS, April Oh. T. Thomp-
son, az, second baseman for the
Kansas City Monarchs. Negro pro-
fessionsl baseball team, yesterday
was charged with murder In the
shooting Of q man here.
James Sidney Grow, IS, also COLI
ored, was the victim. He was slain
following an argument at a tavern
early Sunday.
Thompson gave himself up at po-
lice headquarters several hours aft
er the shooting.
Grow was shot six times with .
.32-caliber automatic pistol.
Thompson said he was visiting
relatives in Dallas, stopping OF
while the team went on to San
Antonio, Tex, for spring training.
Thompson played second base for
the st. Louis Browns Of the Amer
lean Lcasue last year. He appeared
In n games and batted ass. He
was Internationally released.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Chicuqo Livestock

Chicago. April 9 r. tusDA
to 1.25 hisher on all .weishts butchers:
st9ps s4arz.one load: tulkEaQod and
:50 pounds. 2o.75-21.75; a70-.90 pounds,
8. 5000 so; 300-375 pounds, Is..5-19.25;
400-pound butchers. ] 6. .00.+ sows around
LOO higher: good 350-550 pounds sows
10 .00-1 rs; complete early clearance.
sai.s's catslsa 5000; totsl. 6.Qoo: sel.
1etivF sta ughter steers and heifers Stf0ni
tos ssnts hiEher; COWS steady tc 2t
Eesnts higher; good bulls steady. bat ioweI
loads choice 1.isb-T .sIp pound fsd ssesfs
q. .oo-3I 80; tor. 81 so; other rood md
choice led hsifsrs. ss. q. &c 10; @ isx 500 ee
a,,slia. asdiam ), ss.: a.:;. ss sssssis sas
np to ii 90: top. $3.50. on GOOD wsishts sist
bulls; bulls vesler: steady at $500 down: light
:, sslable sheep. $500; total. 1900: ae-
tice: slaughter lambs 80 cents to 90
higher; ewes steady to so cents higher
good and choice fed wooled lambs, 23. 80.
- 90. including around four loads around
l0s pounds down At 1878; top, o4.O0,
for about two loads under JO5 pounds:
package good 136-pound fed native WOOL
SKINS, 1875; most medium and good
wooled lambs. II .00-22 90: no shorn lambs
offered: short load good and choice around
12S-pound fed wooled ewes, 1900: few
mixed common to GOOD ewes, 10.O0-11 so.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Futher Accused
|Of Stealing Love
|Of Son 's'Wie
.By Inc Assoeicssd Prsss

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April g.
A well-to-do bus line executive was
accused today Of stealing the afiec-
tion of his sons wife.
william Consiglio, 43, filed an
alienation Of affection suit for $780,
900 against his father, Louis, 81,
In Superior Court yesterday. The
father Is president and treasurer
Of the Interstate Buses Corp.
The sons declaration set forth
that his father 'unjustly gained the
affection Of his 33-year-old wife,
Phyllis, and "enticed" her to live
with him.
The son said his wife would not
leave his fathers home, where the
couple moved when the elder Mr..
ConsigIio became q widower In l943.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Foreign Exchange /.

NEW YORK. April s. lg.-Foreign ex-
chanse rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars. others In eents1.
ket. 10 per cent cent discount f Or %. % omitted
states cents: down j. o. q cent.
Europe Great Britain. 81 03h, un-
cent, unchansed. ITALY dira). April dxed
rate, .00l742: March. .06Is45. sreden
Krona), 27.s5. unchanged Switzerland
Latin America--Arsenflna free c5.o6.
unehanged. Brasil free. $50. UNCHANGED
Mexico 20.o1, unchansed.