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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED MATURE LADY, employed, de-
sires bedroom and kitchen or Kitchen
privileges Boy 267-K. Star. q
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN desires room,
Military rd,. Conn. ave. vicinity, or near
Rock Creek golf course. Box Ask, Star.
REFINED elderly woman, white, gentle,
needs small apartment for permanent home
in reas. quiet place, Box 421-k, star. q
private bath: near business dist; around
SAC a month Box 394-K. Star. 2"
gentleman, preferably near Dupont Circle
by April Is Box 452-K, Star. 81
GENTLEMAN desires well furnished
room in home or apartment in northwest
section Box 4I-K. Star. a.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER desires small furnished
house, Washington district or virginia;
CaII Sxford 9oaT a.
III. CoMDR. wishes suitable temporary
desfred dSe a0F co cue a41s SsnS Bet %S and pm ex.
kaDi; adult aaufh.ers. require - un,urn: turn
pancy nc on on or before June i. Wo. CO.'S
WILL PAY up e 5000 per month 20 wanted a3,s
nished nj ed house, at least 8 bedrooms, baths.
located in NV, Bethesda or Silver Spring
area. by executive Of national firm; ,.fssl ffully
refeD4ssei' reference. Phone MA. a77o or ST. 1901
DESPERATELY NEEDED. f1ye or SIX room
y 81 h9uSe SIS syeF ye9s Spring
Anacostia Naval Air Station, desires Isl, .,, or
2shsd fH9n iRs rR q Zoo o0qsS Ext. DgfA' %f5
NAVAL OFFICER returned from overseas
END wife desire sqTnshed or
pensn pefmanent. er WI MRS, Erwin. GL. iles.
Wsits 1732 Mo a7th St. 4sTSt9 ATIingtGn ,,o
Ha' Years. seas W duty. Children, no dogs need
9 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment; may consider furnished she'd Cal Cal
CAPT PETERSON Republic 67oo' sxt.
APT. OR HOUSE. unfurn.. 7 to s rms:
will meet any reasonable figure. HENRY
ADULT AoT IT. FAMILY fls OF THREE want fur.
nished house, Army oftiesI sen No,,h Tn 1912: r,,
RFSPONSlbLE COIOhfD fhhtL1 Will
pay UP to S75 mo. for or nm houses
best references. HO. S2S5.
LIT. COL, returned from overseas, de.
sires furn. house or apt; family; wife and
. small daughters assigned TO Washing-
ton. DI. Also, RIM. 410.
FAMILY OF 3 must vacate de luxe 2-bed-
rm. apt, owner returning TO city des-
perately need 2 or 3 bedrm. house or apt,
furn. or, gnfurn. Please call Wo. 1884,
; OR BEDROOM unfurn. house not
row house, by family of 3 adults who are
accustomed TO their own fine home and
will guarantee to take good care of your
property Call OR. 9012 after 5 pm. or
Sunday or DI. 1898 daytime on weekdays.
GOVT. ENGINEER. permanent, needs 4 10
5 bedrm. furn. house. Silver Sprlng. a.
koma. NV. College Park DE. 606l;
VICINITY ROCKVILLE, Kensington. Whea-
ton. ColeSyille or Four Corners, or room
house by family permanently located herei
references Phone Silver Spring 0223.
MARINE OFFICER needs Immediately 3-4-
bedroom unfurni.hed house. NV. or close
in Va: up TO Sl3o; months advance rent
If desired; can furnish stove and refrigss..a-
BRITISH iS ,H Diplomat seeks furnished
house or or 3 bedroom apt. from end
! April for summer or longer. Vlcinlty
Mass or Wis aves. preferred. HO. 134o.
| Ext 252 or OR 1890 Sunday
/ WAVE 1T, mother, brother. II, need un-
| furn or furn house, NV. Ref. gwen;
/ $3.50 limit Box 417-K, SFar. 3
/ NAVAL OFFICER. wife, desire broom fut-
nshed house. preferably in suburbs: limit.
Sl5O. Box 439-K, Star. g
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FRESH GUERNSEY COW, also several well
bred Guernsey heifers for sale. Phone Sill
yer Spring 00S4
WAGON AND PLow HARNESS. collars
lines, halters; pony driving harness. horse
shoes and supplies w. H. STOMBACK &
SON. 327s NJ st. NV. MI. 0462.
WORK HORSE, heavy Belgian. broken te
work double or SINCE. VIM. W. k1DWElL
Rt. 3. Box r. Herndon, Va. 3.
TWO RIDING HORSES, saddles and
brides. can rent stable II desired. 1Sll
Fairlawn ave. sc. MR.. CURLES, AT. 1112
I3, End AND 3rd LITTER SOwS, ready
to farrow, also some shoats. SH. 2l14.
EASTER KID GOATS, for the kiddies;
frest does; mowers, hay rakes, disk. dras
ap4 springtooth harrows, 2-horse. cultiva.
tors. l-horse cultivators and single shovel
plows. 1-horse disk drill two 1-horse and
one 2-horse corn planters, corn replanters.
hay fork for the barn. horse-drawn scoops,
heavy log chain. wagon wheels oi all klnos
disk. cycle grinder for mower knives. i
lawn mower. garden plows and hoes sad.
dies and brides, collars and harness OF all
kinds Falls Church S65-W-2
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fagstone
porches and walks. chimneys. fireplaces.
F. MAhRCUGSIo h Route No. A. Horners
DRIvEWAYS built, surfaced or repaired;
concrete, asphalt, stone walks. walls,
TERRACES, bulldozer grading, top soil. DEIN,
ALTERATIONS and new construction work.
all types; reasonable prices: expert me-
chanics: work done promptly; general con-
tracing Spruce 07S2-J. So
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY. durable and neat;
free estimates: Dial GIL. 5949. -
CARPENTERING. screens, repairs, house
and roof painting, interior DECORATING.
Pure lead and oil paint, asbestos fiber red
roof paint NO. 1888.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding finishing, cleaning; par.
quet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
mo CONTRAVTORS INC. 1872 Wiscon-
HOME REMODELfNG - Repairing, base
ment to roof; for individual attention and
1st-class workmanship. call North 6089. g
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - Bill
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

TAKOMA PARK-Studio. pvt entr., half
bath; 1st f.: bus stop: settled person,
nonsmoker. nondrinker; S32 so. 400 Car
2I37 N. QUANTICO - Double room with
couple preferred $50 mo- CH. 9706,
1910 N. MADISON ST, Arlington-Iovely
beds; next tile bath; uni phone; block to
bus: $50. CHI. 1906.
2220 NORTH NOTTINGHAM ST., Arling-
ton-2 double rooms, SO week each;
kitchen privileges: private home, garden:
empl. couples preferred; refs. req. CHI
4144
Inge St, Arlington, va gentlemen, $50
each; new, modern home; master bedroom,
twin beds, private bath. Call ia. 2o49-W.
52S N. PAYNE ST, Alexandria, beauti-
full rooms: ] single. So; / twin beds. $40;
new home and furniture: L block to bus;
25 min. TO town
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 & st NV.
Me 00S9
WANTED TO BUY, healthy pullets. Of last
years 1914 hatch at good price. Write or
phone Cal Rockville l5S-W, giving breed,
price. address and telephone number, to
JUDGE HUNT. Poets Lodge, West Mont
gomery ave, Rockville. Md
POULTRY TURKEY PIGEON houses man.
ufactured in our shop, delivered set Up,
painted, S52 so UP. We install equipment,
Special wire pens for turkeys; rabbit, cavey
hutches. Pens--inclosures for dogs, cats
all pet stock. Electric incubator brooders.
We do private and commercial work.
ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM. AMMAN
dale, Va. AL. $3.50. A.
WANTED, electric incubators and bat
teries What have you to sell? Lincoln
33S6 after 10 a m Monday -
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AVIATION.
AIKPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION sivs

ATRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
from am. to 7:30 pm. daily. Con-
yenient bus Transportation. CONGRESS
SIGNAL AIRPORT, OIL. sSSs:
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
daily from am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
FIELD, SP. OSSS.
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY for licensed
airplane and engine mechanic who can
invest small amount of capital and devote
full or part time to new student-training
operation. Box 3S2-K, Star. 2'
CINE; i9S hrs: maroon and cream finish
nav. lights, interphone W/throat mike;
ceiling price. $500; sacrifice now S2,100
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APARTMENTS UkFURklSHED.

WILL EXCHANGE Broom. kitchen. bath
apartment near Columbia I'd and 18th st.
for 2-room apartment in immediate vicinity
OF Woodley I'd and Wisconsin. DU. 5943.
EXCHANGE attractive 2-bedroom apt,
near Grant Circle NV, $50 per mo-, for
= or bedroom apt, n. Y. City. Box
39l C, Star.
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom. unfurnished, mod
ern apt $50, near Kennedy and Georgia
ave. n W. for same or larger apt. Bronx or
Manhattan. Ia 0S65. Box 432-K, Star.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

/ WOULD LIKE TO BUY good goine
business, have $4,000 cash to invest
wear store; will rent location for same
GRoCERY. MEAT AND BEER; business
$500. weekly; living quarters; well-estab-
ltshed corner: price, $500, 1000 down,
for good will, stock and fixtures Act al
once: this store must be sold this month
TR. 1854. So
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FARM and GARDEN.

VICTORY GARDENS plowed and har-
rowed Go anywhere. Manure. WA. 4593,
VICTORY GARDENS for rent, all sections
sTRRAWBBTRRIs STR SSBiIR I4t SS eveTbearns e now in
bloom S5 per 100 If interested call
Spruce 0312 You can keep for 3 weeks
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor.
grounds large and small parks cemeteries.
residence grounds a speciality; seeding,
fertilizing, spraying; estimates free. FIR.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed: Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL
1870 N: Y. ave. ME: 777s.
STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping
comptometer all secretarial subjects Est
81 years. accredited. Inquire now. MA
233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. (opp
Capitol Theater)
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

224 EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt. 2-One sin
Sc per week. Ii, 1865.
COLORED = Refined gentleman to share
large room with another man: n block
COLORED-s921 14th n.e.-single room
for settled, clean: man. in quiet. com;
Monday: S25 per month. HO. 024S.
FURN. BROOM APT, ITO 18th st. ne
Call FIR 2470.
FURN. ROOM for 2 colored girls, So week
each. $500 18th st. ne. MI. 0044.
/ LARGE RIM, newly furn., double bed:
accommodate 2 people; in pvt. home. S45.
14g4 Douglas st. me-, corner of Douglas
and Montana ave. Phone MI. 34oS. Call
between and IL or 5 and g..
24IO OTIS ST. N.E.-Attract. large bed
room next to bath; two nice girls: $40:
private home. MI. 1858 8.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOME to share with couple.
nearby Md; 7room house; 5000 month
Box 23-G, Star
NEARBY MARYLAND-silvers Spring eyea.
7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. baths. lst-fioor
lavatory: also / in basement with maids
room, large recreation room, completely
furnished. acre of ground. $500 month.
Box 22-G, Star.
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MOTOR IRAveL.

LADY WANTS RIDE, about April 2, south,
west or to California; can drive. Alex
andria 500 -
LADY wants ride to Jacksonville. Fla.
week of April 9. Can't drive. but will
supply major share of expenses. Phone
NE. 1894. days AT. 3276, evenings A.
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

COLORED-354O New Hampshire ave
NV. Unfurnished rooms, large; SS to So
per week. ia. 4533 after z pm.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, unfurn. Govt
girl employees; privils. of washing and IRON
ing but no cooking ne. section; $50 ca
Call TR. 6013, 1910 Bennett pl. ne.
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Uses FOR SALE OR RENT

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We viii buy your
home today or sell TO cash clients walt
ing at full market value. No ob!lgatlon
for appraisal. MITCHELL QUICK, Dl.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ONE LARGE ROOM, partly furn., with
large kitchen and pvt bath also pvt.
entrance S2S per month. After l pm,
Vienna 26-J-2
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LAUNDRY WORK, by day; no cleaning
DE. 0029
MAID. colored, wants position. cook, gh.w.
light laundry: reference. live in. Hobart
1882. 1925 P st. NV.
MAID, colored, wants Job living in: ex-
cellent cook and nurse; willing to travel:
can furnish reference DU. 3l3
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcontD.

APARTMENTS WANTED lCont.I
AUSTRALIAN army officer arrived WASH
ington for long period desires Groom apt,
stt 1s4o. Ext M IttS' I97. a:ao am. IN to pm. Il
SOUTH AMERICAN diplomat desires to
exchange his furnished 1-roon, studio
apartment, furnished or unfurnished, in
good w location Box 25-G. Star.
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LAD I. young, will sit with children several
evenings week, or do typing. Box 451-K,
Star %
PERMANENT position wanted-4 yrs exp
material control in produc. Office, compton,
eter: also typing, shorthand interested in
meeting public; postwar only. Phi. Gil. 267l.
81
RELIABLE BUSINESS FIRM have your in
coming telephone calls taken by responsible
service. DU. 1854. %
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

West Coast positions. Supt. will interview
here. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204
Colorado Bldg
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1899 (iIRARD ST. NW.-Lovely maple fur
niture, conY. transp., shopping center de-
licious meals: share double and triple;
S35 to S42 so AID 1852.
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water. telephones, ele-
vator, excellent board, for young men. 7'
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT public and
private experience, part time. Box 392-K.
Star. q
BooKKEEPER-Can take full charge, ac-
counting experience draft deferred, mar
rled, age 21 typiSt, payroll and general
othce experience. Box 433-K, Star. 81
ENGINEER. technical graduate. 80 years
experience on large sanitary projects, both
water and sewage. Experienced in design,
construction and operation Executive
ability. Permanent position desired. In
terview in Eastern territory. Box 340-K,
HoUsEKEEPER. experienced, prefer Va.
sub. Want good permanent home and
TeaS r cas- salary: Box ak, Star. q
RETIRED commissioned officer, 35 wears
service 81, in excellent health, desires
executive or supervisory position. Phone
SALESMAN acquainted with drugstores,
restaurants, hotels, desires complete or
SIC SIDE eod lines capable earning $4,000 to
exempt. Box 430-K, Star. 81
YOUNG MAN, 4-F 10 yrs exp. tsupvr.,
correspdt. and mfgrs agt.i pleasing per-
sonality and native ability $50 wkly. Box
314-K, Star. %
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.
COUPLE, first-ciass, white cook. house
keeper, butler: city or suburbs. Box 4O1-K,
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANE. male, black masked, golden
fawn, ! year old; registered. Call WI 5000.
BOXER, male, about ] year old. $40 OIL.
5546
PEKINGFSE. Axe, show winners pups
ideal pets, m and T., blonde and reds.
1917 Vermont ave. EX. 1S4s or Falls
Church S3l -W-3.
COOKERS, reds and blacks $50 -S35S40
Newfoundland, females S25
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave. ia e4321.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

NEAR MTS - Modern. cool, screened
porches; quiet, best food well prepared;
Sl2 so per week Telephone 929-F-11
MRS. CLINT BURNER, Woodstock, Va !.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
ROOMS FURNISHED-Northwest

FIREPLACE WOOD, Is to "a inches; al
hardwood: SCI cord Stock up now TO
next winter WO. 275S after 6 pm
Evening star., 1945-04-02
BQAIS.

WANTED-Canoe in good condition; will
pay good price. Call NO 94S5.
R0WBOAT in good condition. Phone
MA. 0sl6.
80 WHEELER. twin '43 Chryslers $500
so Vinyard '36 twin Sterlings $4,000
75' Ex Rum Chaser. Comfortable $3.50
36' Alden Motor-Sailer Ready $500
46' Motor-Sailer. 36 Diesel. Ready 1000
TO- Staysail Schooner. 10 plus crew 1900
ERNEST LISKEY g. ASSOCIATES, S04
18th St NV. Wash. D. c. RE. 14s4.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E. and s.W.
73O 11th ST. SE.-Double room, twin
beds; S35 q month each, including Sunday
meals; living room privileges. Ii. 45S1. -
Evening star., 1945-04-02

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: EDELMANS
MOVING e. STORAGE CO, TIA. 2937. 80
Evening star., 1945-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, frst-claSs. white cook house
keeper, butler city or suburbs. Box 4O7-K
Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Corner, 4 bedrooms.
kitchen. breakfast room. lst-floor lava
tory, large screened porch. gear garage,
maids room. For price and terms, call
Evening star., 1945-04-02

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dog. hamburger ice cream, soft drink and
beer concession in new high-class beach
amusement park, close TO Washington.
Other attractions assure excellent patron
age and profit possibilities for good, ex-
perienced operator. Exclusive rights
Box AK Star
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Belcher Staying Case
May Go 10 Jury Today

The case of Leroy Belcher, 20
colored. was expected to go to a
District Court jury this afternoon
after nearly nine days OF trial on
. charge Of first-degree murder In
the death of Army Pvt. Marvin L.
Beauchamp in February. 1914.
Final arguments were being made
today by Defense Attorney James
j. Laughlin and Assistant United
States Attorney John p. Burke.
A large part of the testimony
centered around a confession by
Belcher that he threw a brick at
the soldier. Belcher has insisted
that police in obtaining the confess
sion had beaten him and burned
his fingers with cigarets. Police,
however, have been equally insistent
that no force was used.
Ray D. Mcclure, a police de-
partment fingerprint expert, testi-
fed yesterday that Belcher's fin
gers had shown no evidence of hav-
ing been burned. A physician from
District Jail also testified that Jail
records did not show that Belcher
had been treated for finger burns.
Belcher was accused of fatally
injuring the soldier by hitting him
in the head with a brick while rob-
bing him. Pvt. Beauchamp was
found unconscious on a vacant lot
and died the following morning in
Walter Reed Hospital. He had been
stationed here at the National Air
mort.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Religious Round Table
Planned al Catholic D.

Round table religious conferences
will begin Sunday morning In the
Law School Of Catholic University
and continue each Sunday until
March IS, DR.. Brendan r. Brown,
In charge Of the forums, announced.
They will be from 1870 am. until
12:15 PM. followed by open dis
cussion.
The purpose OF these conferences,
which will be addressed by distin-
guished speakers, Is to offer an OPP
portunity. for Catholics and nom
Catholics to obtain . concise and
interesting course in Catholic doc.
trine and practice.
The program OF subjects and
speakers follows: February II, God
and Modern Philosophy" the Rev.
DR.. John J. Rolbiech; February 1S,
God and Reason" the Rev. DR..
Charles A. Hart: February Is,
Necessity sof Religion" the Rev.
DR.. Edgar Schmiedeler, o. S. B.;
March 4, Christ In the Revelation
of the Old Testament" the Rev.
Edward H. Peters, G. S. p; March
IL, THE Historical Personality of
Christ" the Rev. DR.. william H.
Russell: March Is, "The Holy Ghost,
the Principle Of the Churchs Life"
the Rev. Francis j. Connell, c. SIS.
R.; March IS, 1.-THE Holy Ghost, the
Life Principle of the Individual
Christian" the Rev. Edward r.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Data on Surplus Sales
Above $4,000 Released

The Treasury began releasing for
publication today all sales Of sur
plus war goods of more than 5000
Through its procurement division,
which sells surpluses for the Army
and the Navy, it issued a report for
January listing each lot sold, the
price paid and the name of the pur-
chaser.
The list showed that several hun
dred double-deck beds had been sold
to Gimbel Bros, Inc, New York
store; several Thousand
flashlights had gone to Western Auto
Supply Co., chain store organiza-
ton, and several thousand more bat
teries had been purchased by the
Suplee Biddle Co., Philadelphia,
wholesale hardware house.
The January report revealed that
the Treasury had sold $l3,264, ,7O3. IL
in surplus goods In January and
had goods valued at $40, $50 $40 50
added to the surplus inventory dur
ing the month.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Roosevelt Commends
Scout Principles

The Boy Scouts of America, cele-
brating the 35th anniversary of their
organization, today received from
President Roosevelt a message say
ing their mutual understanding,
mutual appreciation and mutual re-
|spect will make them among the
leaders in the promoting Of COM
radeship among the democratic
peoples of the EARTH"
The 1865 members of the
Scout organization are observing the
anniversary throughout the coun-
try with exercises continuing daily
through February IA.
President Roosevelt also told the
Scouts that ut is the youth of the
world who must share and main
tain the peace now being purchased
so dearly on the battlefronts." He
said the theme of the anniversary,
Scouts OF the World-Brothers
Together gave him great satisfac-
ton, adding that the movement for
many years 'has been a real force
among the democratic countries in
helping to promote better under
standing among the nations and
international good will"
DR.. Elbert K. Fretweu, chief
Scout executive, announced today
that a gain of 252,573 Scouts of
all groups and adult volunteer lead
ers last year brings the organiza-
ton to IAN all-time high in mem
bership" Local quarters reported
a District gain of more than 1000
Scouts over January, 1914, figures.
This brings the Washington boy
and cub Scouts to a total of 10,326
members.
Admiral Chester w. NiInitz, U. s. NJ;
Gen. H. H. Arnold, AAF, and Ad-
miral Ernest j. King, commander in
chief of the fleet, also forwarded
messages Of congratulations.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Col. J.B. JacksonD Dies;
Rites 10 Be Saturday

Col. James B. Jackson. 90, died
last night at the Argonne Apart
ments, 1929 Columbia road NV.
Col. Jackson, a native of Kentucky
had lived here for many years.
After being graduated from West
Point in 1877, he served in the in
fantry for IS years, and in 1912 re-
quested, his. retirement. He served
In the Indian Wars. the Cuban cam
paign and ID the Philippines at the
beginning Of the century. He was
wounded during the Cuban cam
paign and was awarded the Silver
Star for gallantry in action.
He never married, and his closest
living relative is niece, Mrs. James
Henderson of Brush, Colo.
Funeral services will be held at
the Fort Myer Chapel at 2 pm. Sat-
urday. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Maj.
Gen. Merrill w. Ireland, Brig. Gen.
James T. Kerr, Brig. Gen. Othc B.
Rosenbaum, Brig. Gen. Robert H.
Dunlop, Col. Richard D. LIE Garde
and Capt. Stewart Dickson. !
Evening star., 1945-02-08
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Evening star., 1945-02-08
Forfeiture Of Collateral
In Speed Cases Approved

The Commissioners today advised
the Police Department that police
may accept collateral in speeding
cases and that offenders may forfeit
without appearance in court.
The question Of forfeiting with
out appearance in court was SUBJ
mitted to Corporation Counsel Rich
mond B. Keech because of reported
reluctance in some cases for police
to permit forfeiting. Mr.. Keech said
that the court, however, still can
issue an attachment to bring the
offender into court or the collateral
may be 10 high In the case of q
repeater that 1t will serve as q
means Of bringing the offender to
court.