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AVIATION.

EvERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHfvERs INSURANCE. AdEEcy. 1910
Vermont ave nv pI. 100
oyERHAULING IS OBSOLETE! Cash and
old engine gets new one; A-65s in stock,
Call COASTAL AVIATION, RE. 1888. --13
FAIRCHILD PT-19. Just relicensed;. wings
covered; low time: Immaculate inside and
out. RE 1884, 6 to z pm. 49,
ERCOUPE. 6 mos old; has 100 hrs, q
way radio, sensitive atimeter; $4,000 or
best offer; getting larger plane. Gail
Evening star., 1947-06-12

5:9.lss sooMs WJa N..ssd fN .ss 81:
sFs.:s sEsa. slth saRsxsk s3a s'a
aESvrRsaFsF tES IL ss aRT ss noasmds sx Ssss vis,s
room with laundry xprivtnls{es u semitic
ELDERLY LADY desires pleasant room.
some privileges or board; $40 monthly
NAVY OFFICER desires room with priyats
entrances and private bath; NV. section.
Box Soak, Star. Is
QUIET, plain, private single room. top
door. running water; visitor privilesei 90
slammers. loud radios pets, please About
$50; near Dupont Circle. Not In pvt.
home Box 402-K, Star.
WOMAN, colored refined. SINGLE draws
pension; wants room in good Christian
home Box 3S6-K, Star. l3s
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ROOMS FURAIsnEp-MD. and VA.

ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. and VA.
ARITNGTON-Attract furn. room.
private home; Y block to bus. cA. gcss'
SRLrNGToN-one sn SSftN s,, vsll-furnishsd room.
hot pla!e; shower: twin az bsdsi dssiodp privstss
1926 WILSON BLVD, ArlinEton-aArys
cool room, 3 gentlemen or employed COUPLE,
No drinking. Rent reasonable. Bus ~
oNE dGS LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room. furn,;
suitable for 2 405 Carroll ave-, TakomA
ARLiNGToN-a bsdrms. furnished: use
ATTRACTIVE, large front bedrrn., sspipvt.
bath; 8 ,blks. from all tranEp; Esntemsn
TAKoMA PARK. MD.----Nics room. next tc
bath; suitable for gentlemen, or employed
couple; no drinking or parties. eH. $500.
-16
IN SILVER SPRING-1. furnished and
cony. transp:; $35 per mo. 81. g237. lis
ARLINGTON. yA.-ssle: Or dbl: rms.
preferred. FA. 2752-J.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp--Ne.shwess

ROOMS FURNISHED Nsskwsss.
triple room for steadily employed atnglo
men or women; congeniai habits. co.
coiiaoREp-s.s.m.ns rm. furnished Tor
ooEoRGEDmaesa s'ofaS RGEsDIs0laes fLAGLIR f. ii. n.a..s.v
furn. rn, dne cple., both emp; eooking
and ldIy.; no children. Can sfter p;m.'
GoIoRHD-ss RANDOLPH .PL. NV
Rooms with privileges. $3.50 and $40 .
COLORED-6I ST. N.W.--Lxe. front I'm.
for rent. for ssntlemsn only. Call altar
coIoRED-sOss Isth ST. NV, Apt. ST.
Girl to share rm. with another Gtrl: twin
beds. $3.50 wk, M, 7612. IA
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ROOMS FuRkIsHED-s.E. and S.

ROOMS FuRkIsHED-S.E. and s.W.
LARGE double room for couple, next bath;
very conv. bus service, Call Lu. OIL.
11e, c ST, s,E--Lse.. double rm,, :
1852 na a!n souTH Jill CAROL CAROLINA AVE. s.E-sed-
eoaV eo1R .rsnsp sIixs'' hos goo. s ss. sssi Il
ID 18th ST. s.E.-Nioely furn. rm. next
to bath and shcssr; chg inc ,,. sveIysnlmIs lIs
isor issooruTTHiiEAsTENice TiiEA 90 room for employed
month ns5sahh' c9As' ~. esaas'' os5a. ''''' '1 M1s
4Oa 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. FUN. rm. fol. >
refined gentlemen; next TO bath. Ii.
CoLORED-e ROOMS. furn.: no privileges
men pref FIR. 29S5. 4 to pm. 12s
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POULTRY end EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV,
Ne. 0CS9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
upplies.
;hire chicks; 5000 per 100: always
rome o. @. MAXWELL, Defense hwy,
,anham. Md HY. 0228. liz
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CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

SHEEP FOR SALE. Ho 1920. Ia
HORSE FOR SALE, 8 yrs; guarantee willing
farm worker; 1900 lbs; will deliver in
sTGaiokdSHbREp sGi Md siaS pR RIpfSe Sfst MARE Bay
papers; yrs old: gentle. r, L. DICK
SON phone 1877. -Herndon, Va. 15s
EIGHT PONIES from 40 in. TO- 81 in. tall;
harness, saddles and brides; horses, goats,
sheep, farm implements Of all kinds. Call
FA S65-W-2 is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

ADDING MACHINE, Remington Rand. cleo
trio; adds, substracts, multipltes and prints;
will rent to responsible party, $40 pei
month. CO. 1857 or address 1855 Euclid st
-17
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL

FTREWOOD. SIS per load. you haul it,
Wrecking Wave Barracks, D. Mass. and
Nebr. aves. NV. H. HERFURTH, Jr., INC.
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RooMs WITH BOARD,

14ol lsth 81, N:W.-IdssI club for bn:i,
NEW sHER istssRffHaH ~
cies for girls. In this popular sussthouse;
spscisi,zins in sood food AND :srylSe
i4os y J. isth nss nNy.w-A.trsctive single, dbi..
so~n s1a :h:Fs :1ss nm n.s s't ssasss MAJ M $40
ONE LaE, TRIPLE RIM, % nr.s d. sas
& 'on's Nss 'Ss sh asmpshirs 00a meal. oDsisa.
bSUsLk PaSns a. coRarn sSss rnoNr-Nie.ly sar-
s'fietsa sdfesh' 500 ss sth INV. PSon: eG csss.
14oe 1su ST. Nw.-A few vacancies for
gentlemen and ladies, single and double
ms: eseellent meals. MI: b774. .!5
noe' nosed for ssllsiea, 'ES meals and .scsllsns
xTTRAorIVE isrTass vi Rooms sss and meal. .t kins
= week Or SIS . month. 1851 N. H. ave.
@ ssas '? ?ssth ST. Nw.-Loy.t, room: y.
press bus at corner; COOL excellent meals
ii414 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Nicsly furn. base
IsRf f. nssIs sso f. %@ss.SIz @ n.s,7. =.
NV n'w,1Wash.'s i most sS exclusive sussthouss
win have vacancies for high-typs sirls.
men. Or married couple; delishttul msAls' NsIs
switGhboayd a sssyise syse Apply or phone MFs'
ssss. 81 sG s:,s,ss. a:.. IL
lsls 1ssh ST. NV Sisss =, .ana;Ss ssss.
enh mss5 Bates f2 "a s Ss r.
ice. Plenty Of baths. Apply In person.
1913 18th ST. N.w.-Nicsiy furnished
room for lady. running water, telephone in
room, .lsyatoE; ,sxselisnt bosrd nii;Sg... T..
saatestans tass hon. east s2Deaure 'o ROOM With
smosinr sraosh' 'Gaid Sish-cisss I woman. eo. SSss
BRIGHTwoop sEcT1oN-oirl to shar.
double rm. in Jewish, home with another
girl; twin-beds: unlim. telephone. "a.
i7os I5o N. H. AVE. N.w.-Dbls. and-noor
front rm.., inner-spring twin beds, lrs.
f!asss sss M 81 TnsHS. seoa trpl.
rnn., also double rm.; switchboard service,
snss @sf isIss food can IL H. tsH sfSa nR
147s MASS. AVE. N.w.-LArs. doubl.
s9G fp. lm snitfee er sp fl e0qS2 pU se s child
NURSE. Christian Scientist. has lovely
room to share, for aged OF, invalid LADY
esssn: zssshs saas sa5s as:s dss hS:
HOME-COOhED MEAL6-IOuns. Also
lge. rm. with private bath. suitable for {
people. Convenient transportation to PEN
tagon and downtown Telephone and laun.
dry privileges. Near Colonial village. MRS.
WESLEY HALL, doubIs rms. and rms. TO
share, S45-S66 per mo; ssieetive menu,
s:l5 to 5:so pm, dinner served to OUTSIDE
in rm. 1928 a1st st. n,wr NO. seo4.
1925 18th ST. y-decoratsd
room for couple or Q boys. S45 each; also
Gan e AocoMMopAfE ecessRo nsaS several girl. a. m,
cottage at North Beach. Ioc; on lse.
wooded lot; room and board, Sb gay
So MADISON ST. NV. Q nice Eiris to
good food. home cony. ia. 1882.
DOUBLE ROOM with running water. exs
cellent meals 1923 18th st. NV. Ii
DOUBLE ROOM, for employed mother and
child over 3, in pvt. licensed home; care
Of child on 18Th st. NV. IA; sso1:
yaeanclss, good meals, bus g door: =-I9
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
= HE EEsTTT eNI-fst n ~
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ApARTMEhTs FURNISHED.

BATTERY PARK, BETHEsDA-lst q. q
lge. 3rner house, hy rn' DIP, didn, Tns
closets, pvt. bath and sun porch usabls
as ssie. bedrm.; gas. slec., phone ana xsssn.
ing machine; no silver or linens; Cnrfstian
family OF or 3; $3.50. June 21 70 Aueast
30: below opA esiling; refs: on . esss o,n.z Niz
girls. S25 mo. 1744 Penns. ave. NV. P'
JUNE 1S-sEPT 1-ccmpletely furn;. Hy;
rm. kit, bedrn1 bath, NV. section; $l1D
per mo; no children or pets. BOX 9o-s'
CLEVELAND PARK-Pvt. home, newly
decor. mod apt, 8 rms. foyer, bsth' smpl.
couple; util. inciu., $50. BOX oIZ-J' Par
DUPONT cIRcLE..subles t9r 3 months
astrsctiysiy furn Rama arm s1o s1n,o ao GHi fs4i
TWO YOUNG LADlks .2S-zs., p, nrsyass rsnns
home With / other cultured lady, 2b,, ~
Peabody st. NV. e26 mo. each. Gan "a
1913 after pm.
--- 1Gnoffnuod m Ha1t pSRal
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ROOMS uNFURNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED, 4643-A, JENNINGS RID. s,f~-
l-rm. with cooking PRIVILEGES. LU. 42Se.
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), ROOMS rURN.--Ns,sawsss. tcsas.l

ROOMS fURN.-Nssshwsst. tceas.,.
vsssr: chiilum Hts,; homs sny,ronmsntt
and pgiviieses. excel. transp. oE. 400
cIfvxIAsD ciiss sip. .rARx-rurn..h.a aousl. i bed
1RaE, va Sf|.Ss S1os sosn s5 II + Ssis,,. 5dn.
so sthsssE roomsrs; eonV. iransp.; ss5.
SnEN GLE HeccHo HEIGHTS. near Mass. ave- ave-
Ss.h VA .,nsI. n9s Dlals az ggs!ysss
gentlemen. twin beds: also room for man
to share with gentleman: both next bath,
excellent tIansD, Call between and s.
DUPONT Ing.. @ cr1cLE-,rasss; double, ron.
sas ssea ns sts sasa sI HWan lgo nn nm r,ts
without Kitchen priyile1es for souns work
lss eoaBs or wGEkns ssaa young ladies'
SoWsiToMN. i fssl Z; Vermont ave. NV
ssis s.s cATvRRr siseaS I sr " s.wmhs. weis doubI.
ssntlsnsn: priysf. bath; twin sHspas Ssds s. $50 $50
sao nG, mo one M sinsls rm-, sernipEtvate bath,
1isa IANIER ri. 'N.w-attractiveiy ta firn
5iss; 1ss. pyt, Ssns. b; o9sss s a'. e..
gisa oa f'sehsass's s. sa p s9r 4ssssi & sssies1s SIS
2O01 COL. RD,--Lge. double room, private
home: gentlemen only; twin beds; refer
1895 u: i; AVE. NV III. p.namanian.
Unusually large single rrn., adjoining
sI47 ST. N,w.-stuaio rm., sink. srill.
DUPONT CIRCLE, I735 Rigs pl,--smaIl.
man only: ref. required. .-i$
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. Circle-Ige. airy rm,
single or double; porches. shade trees,
1878. Id
14O8 MERIDIAN PL.-Dhle., sgle, share
Park: adj. bath: home priv. DE. 1881.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
pING-poNG TABLES. reg,

TABLES rssglatiqn nos sss ia
The MILLS CO. ON ana Z SITS. NV, ,.,.
radstoss rfs .sd Vas fssfs RAa
BAG CO. 21b I st. ,s.w. DI. soo7. =.
ELASTIC TIC ssys1es sse to and ne aoof cut as
POI PokcH ohaise iounss, slat shades; ! e
tien; tpsa; IEi priced D chesp. WA. osos. IA
FsdeN ss.e; s4ss KGda'c9g. og
PPIRSoSjEcToRs. 1s-mm Bell d Ho.el
Filmosound rebuilt; guaranteed perfee
PEdSI; PR6I sfGn shSsD SsHS soS' isi si5s S. NV
PpsIIc P9Gas EsaIiSs ADDRESS EQUIPMENT, amgli.
sStaagds' transtetmeTz ana ga cable; psTfsf e s
price for Fathers Day. Pints, SALONS
| nicely packed. shipped anywhere. "; A
DoDDE, 1900 Fl. Davis st. Sc. sP. ol65."
RADIO. short wave, Hsllicsattsrss sass $50. s4
RADIO. philc9 eonsole tinsa nsas2 s9ne' Seautafu
ster rug, porch furniture. GL. 1895. II;
RADIO AND TELEvIsIoN HAMs-sav'
,eeesS Gy from our seS@pese U~n to
of AalS aluminium % tubing. SOUTHERN METAL
Arlington, va, CH. $500. lis
RADIo-RCA radio -phonograph combins'
ton. $40, 1os Woodland rd,, Morninssid
k.H kksHpie;h g. asx f.Ss s;tabs RcA table model SAG
RAnIos-immediats delivery, brand-ne,
RcA, Philco.. GE, Zenith, Westinghousfs
! Crosiey, Admiral. Stromberg- Carlson. WI
cox-Gsy: console and combinations ant
| record makers: low prices and easy terms
liberal .trade.in allowances. select you
radios from Washington's largest seiectlol
Of nationally famous ssan6ard oranas n,S
and H sts -ns Open every eve. till pm
Il Standardization IssffH 81 A combination. con
sole, automatic record changer. handsom'
i Colonial maple cabinet: excel. mech. eond
! $50. Call WO. s733 after pm Il:
j RADIO l0-PH0NoGRAPH. RCA, with chanEer
console, push-button tuning: nne condl
ton; S75 7-tuhe Philco combination tabl
RADIO .PH0NoGRAPH-we have a fe.
slightly used console model automati
combinations that We are closing OUT q
reduced prices Phone Mr.. Bours NJ Ma
tionai 1928. JORDAN PLANO CO., 19l'
RhlAnpffo- hlAn IL -PPHHosoaRApH combination. tsbI
nSSsl' nsss perfect condition; s46' 1riniissa' 1ris
Evening star., 1947-06-12

FURNITURE-Table, extension. din. with
pad and chairs, 8 cots. double 4-poster
Bed and coil springs; window frame. screen
door; chiid's new violin: other household
articles; close out. Phone after pm, PL.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

EIEcIRIcAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV
S.s city or bottled .sc Fss1n%s
Grand. Msste; low prices and easy terms;
gas ranges from Washinston's larsesl
sssssssen 81 Ri5lIRh$ TIRE fsnas' iIr4asEss
Gas RxNGEs-Alpsrstein has now for i'm,
ais.; so1 oririaal H'e pric. sIS9-5c; reduced t.
;ss II sS,,' AfSSS f;SIF 75 IS S
NV, Ma. $3.50. NA. ssos; ana At ,Alper-
TsEem, Ss Nd sH aro o7oG ofner sizes. new
eo esea' 1oi Sly af sth 0ss'iSa ST. nw saf Ma ss5
SAs lsssas s.eep.a asg as'd EHRI u LESS M
G2soINE Gas I'M asSTri'r sTaoN oSf Rau1rMENT rs snt
mise 0io5 for sale, 2e2o oeOrsia ave nv. nv.
GGENEsR1ToRs AND STARTERS exchansee
and repaired. isrss stock: guarantees
esss sRs PooaHG ShsEFi iil1 &c sRtiE
sSts aa 3ISDow y ID 9s TYPE room or ONCE. ali
GERMAN LUGER. s-mm,, With extra new
vii siEFs s4 sas eGsss for si6o sTs shsP'
GOLF BALLS, S5c: 4hc. and sos each
l2 noon to 6 p.m., ALLEN GOLF CO., 93s
Hair EiT ffsk pkYEs e. Instant INST spool dryer.
EaiI1cRArTrks, Esiii11eassA a "G sx4s. gsss unused. al
wave am. and CIV. up to 11o me-, I'm. 81
hi-n response. HO. 1877 after 6. Ia
HOME Notwithstanding delivery
brand-new. General Electric, Philco: Deep
Freeze, Gibson, Amsns, Estate and man.
others: low prices and easy terms. Selec
your home freezer from Washington's larg
est selection Of nationally famous stand
ard brands. STANDARD TIRE g. BAT
Terry CO. 10th and H sts ne Opel
HOOVER CLEANER. no attachment,
S22, so; . 2-pc. suits, navy and black, siz
q, $40 takes both; child's 3-pieee leggin
suit, size 5; studio couch cover. blue how
cred, like new. regular size. 229 Buchana1
at, Alexandria, Va. Ia
ICEBOX,, ,75,lb, capacity: perfect eondi
iCEBoxLs, IKE new; white sHsmslsss
3O56 M st. NV Nj. 7t41.
1CEB0XES. new and used: large stoci
ACNE FuRNTTUREs 4 STOVE CO. iol
lCIBoxEs5o lbs. SIS; 75 lbs. $50
100 lbs, saa.boi good condition. LU. 4sss
Evening star., 1947-06-12

(0pottnued On Fsxt Fsse.)
Evening star., 1947-03-08
Miss Trumun's Debut on Radio
To Include ? Italian Melodies

Truman auditioned before the De-
troit conductor, she has had no
contact with either newspaper re-
porters or the public.
However, she will be guest of
honor at a private reception to-
night.
The young artists first rehearsal
for her radio performance will take
place only an hour before the broad
cast time e p.m.) tomorrow.
No Spectators at Broadcast.
When she steps in front of the
microphone, the 1,900-seat theater
will be empty except for a few
press representatives. The orches-
ira regularly performs its Sunday
night broadcasts without specta-
tors, it was explained, because rec
ords are made during the programs.
The hour-long program also will
include Brahms Third Symphony
in F. Major" and '"The Moldau," a
symphonic poem by Smetana.
Miss Truman's debut here was
arranged by Mr.. Kruger, friend
of the Truman family, and Mrs
Margaret Armstrong Strickler
teacher Of the Presidents daughter
for seven years. She has described
her pupils voice as phenomenal. d
The President and Mrs. Truman
probably will be listening on a
White House radio when their
daughter sends her first notes over
the air in the elimination of a
lifelong ambition"
Evening star., 1947-03-08
1872 Killed, $50 Hurt
In Punjab Rioting
By the Associofed Press

NEW DELHI, Mar. 8.-Oficial re-
ports here showed today that 1872
persons had been killed and $50
wounded in riots this week in Pun
jab Province, current trouble spot
in an India split by religious and
political differences in its struggle
toward independence.
These reports listed the following
casualties: In Lahore, provincial
capital, IS dead, 160 hurt; in Am
ristar. east Of there, ~ dead, 100
hurt; in Jullundur, farther east, 13
dead, 80 hurt; in Multan, in the
west, 80 dead, lis hurt; In Rawal-
pindi, in the northwest, a dead, ITS
hurt.
Dispatches from Punjab, in North
western India, reported last night
that a British and Indian brigade
had restored order In Amristar,
where Sikhs and Hindus had bat
tied Mcslems for more than two
days with swords, hatchets. iron bars
and similar weapons.
These reports said that in Multan
renewed rioting had forced authori-
ties to reimpose a curfew that had
been relaxed after % hours and that
in Lahore new stabbing victims were
turning up at hospitals.
Outbreaks of fighting, burning
and looting broke out after a coali-
ton cabinet made up of Hindus,
Sikhs and MoSlems outside the Mos
lem League resigned early this week
under pressure from the Moslem
League. The league has been unable
to command enough support in the
Legislature to form It's own govern
ment, and the British Governor, Sir
Evan Jenkins, has been administer
ing the provinces affairs.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
Rubinstein Lost Draft Plea
To Roosevelt, Court Told
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 8.-Serge M
Rubinstein, 38, international finan-
cier on trial in Federal Court on
draft evasion conspiracy charges,
succeeded in getting his status re-
viewed by the Presidential Board
of Appeals through Maj. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, Selective Service di-
rector, according to documents pre-
sented yesterday at the trial.
The Presidential Board affirmed
Ruhinsteins Ia status as available
for military duty. Previously. the
local Board of Appeals had refused
unanimously to review the IA
classification.
Irving H. Saypol, chief assistant
United States attorney, continued
to present letters, affidavits and
kilograms filed to support RUBIN
STEMS claims to be classified as 2B
on the ground that he was essential
to the war effort and because of the
financial requirements of various
dependents.
The Government said Gen. Her.
shey came into the case in August
l943, after representations had been
made to him in Rubinstein's behalf
by the late Attorney William
Stammler.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
Catholic Review Hits
Army's Baby Policy
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. "a Catho-
lie spokesman today assailed Army
policy in ordering home the preg-
nant wives of American occupation
troops, saying the Army is most
brutally trampling on a most funda-
mental human right the right
to marry and beSet children"
In an article in the Catholic Re-
view, official publication of the
archdioceses of Baltimore and Wash
ington. the Rev. Edgar Schmied-
eler, o. S. B., said military off.
cials in setting this course "are
simply fouting the natural law"
The priest, director of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence's Bureau of Family Life, con-
tinued:
News stories are coming out of
Germany saying the United States
military authorities have issued or
ders which in effect would forbid
certain American women, legiti-
mately married, to have children" I"
The term unauthorized preg-
nancies," which he said Is used in
regulations, reminds vividly of the
shameful suggestions for 'rationing
babies in the conquered nations"
"Of all places for such an abuse"
the article noted, the order is in
effect in former Nazi Germany,
which Mortified the whole world by
precisely such abuses of human
rights"
In Washington, the War Depart
ment explained housing shortage
made 1t necessary to bring home
dependent wives who become preg-
nant.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
PAT CARROTS Children Sue
Hughes on The Outlaw
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. THE
surviving children of Sheriff Pat
Garrett, New Mexico peace officer
who shot Billy the Kid. filed a $780,
900 breach Of contract suit today
charging that Howard Hughes film,
The OUTLAW" reflects on the char
acter of their father.
Plaintiffs in the suit filed today
in District Court against the Hughes
Tool Co. are Oscar L. Garrett of
Houston; Harvis P. Garrett, tenn
porarily residing in South America;
Pauline Garrett of Don Ana County,
New Mex, and Elizabeth Garrett Of
Roswell, N. Mex.
The suit charges the sheriffs
memory has been cruelty and un-
justifiably besmirched" by the char
acterization of him in the picture in
direct violation of a contract with
descendants to cast no reflection
on his character as a man or as a
pioneer peace officer.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
| Man Attempting
To oPIeod Guilty
Is Acquitted

william H. Pillow, 80, of the 14OO
block Of Columbia road NV, was
ready to plead guilty in District
Court yesterday when Justice Alex
ander Holtzof refused to accept the
plea and acquitted him. ae =
Pillow was. accused Of falsifying
records of the Railway Express
Agency. To him had been intrusted
clothing to be delivered tosan Army
officer, it was related. Mr.. Pillow,
1t was said, had delivered the cloth
ing, but no one was at home. He
left the clothing anyway, according
to Assistant United States Attorney
John G. Conliff, jr, and turned in
receipt slip with a scribbled sigma
ture.
A brief trial was held and Justice
Holtzof acquitted Mr.. Pillow on the
theory that there was no evil intent
and that he did not feel the case
warranted conviction on felony
charge.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
Pau|ey Quits as Truman 5
Envoy on Reparations

Edwin w. Pauley has resigned as
President Truman's personal repre-
sentative on reparations matters
and as American representative on
the Allied Commission on Repara-
tions, but will continue to act as an
adviser on such matters.
An exchange of letters between
the President and Mr.. Pauley was
made public yesterday. Mr.. Tru-
man expressed appreciation for Mr.
Pauley's service 'in this very i'm
portant and difficult assignment
and continued:
"It is only because of your gen.
erous offer to act as adviser to the
Secretary of State on reparations
matters, as required by him, that
am willing to accept your resigna-
ton. I am sure that you will re-
spond to any request which Gen.
Marshall will make of you, with the
same loyalty and zeal. which you
have shown to me-"
Mr.. Pauley's letter Of resignation
was dated February IA. He stated,
in part:
II want you to know that it has
been a distinct honor and pleasure
to serve you in This capacity. You
know that any future time you feel
you require my services will con-
slider 1t Q privilege to respond to
your call"
Evening star., 1947-03-08
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Mar. 8. -- Margaret
Truman waited today in quiet Sc
clusicn for a radio program that
may open the professional singing
career she has wanted since child
hood.
When she takes the air with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra tomor-
row night, the Presidents daughte,
will be backed by Conductor Kari
Krueger's opinion that the career
she has chosen will be a "distin-
guished" one.
A program of three or four songs
including two italian melodies, a
Cuban folk song and a religious
classic, is planned for Miss Tru-
mans debut. The tentative selec-
tions are Tosti's "Serenata," Fer
nandez's "Cielito Lindo." Sadero's
"Falanana Bambin," and Bach
Gounod's ave Maria"
While waiting for the big night
the 23-year-old coloratura soprano
was naturally excited" but as well
poised as ever, according to q
spokesman for the American Broad
casting Co. ..-..
For three days she has remained
secluded in the 25th floor presiden-
tial suite of a Detroit hotel, prac-
ticing two hours daily" and get.
ting as much sleep as possible"
Except for pictures only" press
conference Wednesday, when Miss