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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
BREATH O. SPRING
$16,75O


VIII purchase this spotless 3,bed.
rnl. FALLS CHURCH rancher On
quiet cul.de-sac. Ideal for the
smart family with ideas LARGE
4Me6 LOAN can be assumed. CAL
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l90 N. olebe I'd. IA. B-0707
BY nUILDER-All brick 5 10 q
oedrmS., 3 fun baths, fin. rec. rm.,
nrepls., h..w. heat: Fairfax
STnSNe; THn AcWerton ave. 7. J. PAL
C0NvERsATI0N PIECE - F1Ij;
Shureh city limits, close 60 every
tnlngCS lge.. bedrms.. full din.
rm., iu!l bsmt., paneled rec. rm,
Lovely lot tust off Lee hwy. Many
eSLras including center-hall entr.,
TV TsnSn Snd doors Ssl Sdddl Ssf liy; rrn built 81
S17,950; Cali US today to see III thiI
PIANTHT1osNa sa REAlTTTYs. ia lTTsJ yE. 7 lr966S d q
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
sitting hish. this brick rambler Of
porary center hall, large rec. rm
with bar, many extras. Nearby We
slso have 2 4-bedrm. plus den
ork Colonial. both equipped with
garages and only 2 blks from bus.
Leave your car with US.
we Will drive you through the mush
CALL IA. 7-6525
WAITER r. REYNOLDS CO.. INC.
COUNTRY CLUE LOCATION
HankeIing for PRIVACY Here IN
this lovely North Aflington sec-
tion. near the country club q 4
BRICK RAMBLER that sits uu
away, from everybody. 8 bedrooms,
tuu baths on the bedroom level,
Full basement with Semifinished Z
recreation room. garage and
Hr!.su Hra.n-up staiIs 70 storage attic.
down and you can move right IN.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANGLEY PARK, acniy $l4,TS0-
3.bedrm.. red-hriek rambler with
'u'ls s1sR; 1ssRe;r&cTxI Ga OFFERING"
Inciosed porch. patio. storm win.
dovs,. ETC.: walk. distance 70
0verything
W. J. NcHoLAs he. 1000
LANGLEY PARK-RARE oPP0R.
TUNITY on this 3-bedrm corner
brick Colonial, extra building lot
with 66-ft. irontage low deTn
payment. HUGH q PECK 5eSP
New Hamp, ave. HE. 4.l700.
LANGLEY PARK-CorneH. brick
rambler featuring extra lge ny.
Ym., 0R kitchen, full basement, I
blk 70 elementary school; $19O
down, FLA terms, WE TAX
EiaApEEsS, iss ES lH1Hi5s HgSa 7. PEck' Real
LANHAM AREA-Immaculats 2.
bedroom rambler on level lot,
extra high basement with outside
exit. $3.50 down FLA: -
THOMAS =. HALEY Realto1
AP. 7-S300 Ewes. OR. 4.S322
|LEWIsDALE-Loveiy 3-bedrm. brick
home: sep. din. rm. adtoins huge
kit, porch. bsInt., level lot. Close to
ssssT ssTssS stSS'; ana srASS5s okb b' fRGDe ais iSRG
KEN URUsKIN q CO.. HE. 9.2400
LEWIsDALE = S.bedrm.. s.bath
brick rambler with GLOWING
FIREPLACE'; VGikout bsmt. with
rec. rm., din. rm. kit. y/table
space. close to bus schools and
". wyp' !. NICHOLAS He. 4.1ooo
NARROW HEIGHTS, 5000 dn.,
FHA, beautiful 6-rm. semidet.
with rec. rm., Sl4,75Q. Re g.
$40: yss;; syes; " 70. 7-s62s' CAMP
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BRICK CAPE COD with fireplace,
Z hedrms., beautiful finished rec.
room, "a bath and extra room,
ideal for den or maids room In
bSmt. Walk to large shopping
center, bus and school. Only $3.50
down, FLA.
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SEABR0OK ACRES we have
many new and seasoned homes in
this fine community. Ramblers
and split-levels. Prices start Of
$l7.950 and graduate to LS27,500
II you are interested In this area,
We have the home for you; cali
tO1Ay; .r.~v .nan-,-xw.
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FRINGE oEoRdgs REALTY co.
THE HOUSE Of HOMES
UN. 4.1166

SEABROOK, ND, near space AFen-
ey-Lgs. brick rambler: 3 bed
rms din. Em., den, fully equip.
kitS hot-water hesehS. heat: ct.
tissos sifshsS siTEa5e TSH lpt tSS 1SS-1SS; nsH Snly
SP. 3-45O0,
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ALEXANDRIA CITY

ALEXANDRIA CITY
$500 DOWN-$71 MO.
Immediate oecupancyi All on !
floor; wall-to.wall earpeting IN
living room and hall incuded;
storm windows and jslouSied door
fenced yard with giant trees; neal
schools, shops and bus; 10 min.
utes to D. c. IT'S your novel Cal
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Alexandria Office 80. $4,000
ALEx.-deo. Mason School ares
3-bedrm: Colonial, Law. rm. with
r scr. porch. extremely pleasant:
conv. Low down payment. FHA
or assume 4Ne6 loan with subst
cash. OWNER, K1. s.1I62.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-AIl-brieS 8.
bedrm. rambler with III baths
Spacious eared-for fenced yard
carport for protected outdoor play
plus car protection. Situated In
community Of higher priced homes.
$4,000, with $500 down.
MONROE
I'VE INVITE TRADEG'
HEAL4OlSS 20. bsBlOC
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST
PRICES PAID FOR D. C.
, AND g, 9, HOMES WILL oo.,

ALL Cash
Mont and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS d SOLER
LO. 6.2l31, He. 4.2040, JU. 6.6907
ALL. CASH, sny loc., any cond.;
will buy your house, no comm.
quick settlement.
H. M. GREENFIELD
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Broyhill & Sons
REALToRs lsoO Leo Hwy, Arl

ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL = BY
OWNER; 3 bedrms,. Ise. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm.. screen porch, rec
rm. with windows and door, Lake
Bancroft area. Close TO schools and
shop. ctr, More than ha-acre lot,
beaut, ldscpd. Price $22 900. As
sumo 5keo mortgage. $4,000. Con-
slider taking End trust. CL. 6-4716.
AWARD WINNER-AlI brick ram.
bier: simply loaded with space and
charm; extra large rooms. ultra
modern kitchen. sun deck over
spacious carport and Q bright base.
ment with worlds Of space for
storage and your pet hobbies; q
gem today Tor only S23,060. Cal
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Q Til o IA. 5-8soC
BRAND-NEW BEAUTY, 5 bedrrns.
3 full baths IN this home. located
on Q desd.end street IN Mclean
This home. has everything fol
happy family living including I
bright finished rec. rm. and al
equipped kit. lovely liv. fm., sepG'
rated din. rm. and Grand To-
cation from all points Of view
Price real steal at S32.5Q(
and come running. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON ia. 6.1550: ewes.
hE, b-646B.
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TWO ACRES and l.story home
with walk-out bsmt. Features 8
bedrms., 2 baths, sep. din. rm.
eat-in kitchen. TAKE OVER COM.
PLET1ON AND SAVE. Needs land
scaping. little trim work. etc
(9OE completedD. Nr. future u
OF Va. and lake with rec. area,
S17,050, $500 down.
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NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS: finished to
your requirements. 1st.floor stores
Over 10000 So. It. per floor Ut
thesda'S most luxurious bldg: ele.
yatoTs. air cond., infinite flexibil-
ity; plumbing. electric. telephone
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Occupancy from Feb. Is
JU. 1880.
RTVERDALE. Best location.
room office Cor will share one.
half. Suit. for professional
clerical or real estate. Phone
Mr.. Chisholm, for particulars
WOODBRIDGE REALTY La. 0.
9l77, WA. 7.0782.
SMALL AND LARGE@clOse-in Nd
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LAST OF A LTTTER-oniy j left.
sss vail ossn sate f,cSss ssask and Tr10!ss q
fireplace and Sd bath roughed-in
mens SIS. .soo; 5000 SetS'SSv DOWN 0sssi snd
5000. FLoRANCE REALTY S3i7
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
LIST YOU HOME WITH Us FOR
4 e. ac!sK SSkES sAlYe You oGR GEsT TsI9G4H %i4E
POMPONIO, START PACKINGi"
POMPONIO REALTY, IA. k-Kk61
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

ILoCH LoA1oND VILLAGE, S1e6 dn.
incl. settlement; det. 3 bedfms !,
lh baths. full bsmt.; Ice. fenced
lot; move right In. owner will n
nance. ST. $4,000.
MARUMsC0-Assume GI loan. 5000
cash. 3 bedrms.. 1h baths. Ice
kis;' sep. din; rm:, rec. rm. Must
seIl immsd, S17,760 or best offer
MT. VERNON DIRECTION
Big Split-Level
With 8 bedrooms, den, bsmt., rec
Tm.,. modern equip. kit, garage;
available tmmed. at S23,96O with
high bMSe loan TO take over.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO,
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
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ALEX.-B7 OWNER. bedrms.
IN baths. sunny rec. rm., central
800, conventional loan; so, 800
cash. FL. 1854.
ALEX. AREA Oh Mt. Vernon blvd.
Rh SS9 13tS Ssds% I..as%,I BRICK sIS RAM
M-scre lot, trees, patio. barbecue.
Eissu@s Al. sCndi.ion ifs IA SssHs :ssHssom odmYTHeHi & 4
Eves. kl. S.i29A.
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gerachis
WINTER WONDERLAND

srRArroRp LANDING for only
your own front yard, then enjoy
the warmth of . lovely fireplace
In living room with q beautiful
bay window overlooking Q hillside
Of lovely, stately trees. This
home has 3 really large bedrms. :,
full din. fm.. plus an extra large
kitchen, powder rm. on the first
floor and 2 full baths on the end
floor. Complete with screened in
carport which can be used as q
cool bree5e-swept porch In sum-
mer. This home has charm, To-
cation and convenience. See this
Outstanding value tohaYI
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THE BIG
&c A -

o.o ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 Wilson Blvd. ia. T.o3Oo
After 8 PM. Call OIL. 2.74S9
FALLS CHURCH; S27, 7,S5O-H act
this charming. 3-6edrm', 2.batS
rambler on Y acre; unusual iiv.
rm.; dec; gracious din. rm., huge
oe luxe kit. 26-ft. functional Ser,
poIch EerosS rear; full bsmt, con.
crete patio. hot-water baseboSrd
neat; Ice; 6hgs loan may be as
Snmed LUCILLE COOK, Realtor,
JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH, 1900 down Sss
month--3.bedrm. rambler, ehoies
area; oe luxe equipped: "a acre
MLLkEY RkALTY IA, 7.O250
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ARLINGTON
FIVE BEDROOMS

In Broyhill Crest, on Q beau
tiful lot. loaded with trees;
charming brick rambler. tn
. private eul-de-sac, featur.
ing rec. room, 0E kitchen
with table space: lge. liyins
I'm: and dining rm.: utility
and storage area: convenient
TO schools, Pentagon and d.
G.; owners immediate trans
fer makes 1t possible for you
TO purchase this desirable
home at this amazingly low
price. Let US show this
home today. IA. 4.13OO.
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THE BIG
"a -

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-a3oO
After 9 PM. Call KE. 6-S753
COY RAMBLER-K basement: !:
5000 i1cstt2n;, Sl3;5So. no money
TY, JE. 4-0041
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FOREST HEIGHTS

VETERANS-No money down on
this cosy 3.bedrm. masonry semi
rambler It's pretty as 0 picture,
with the bright aluminium awnings
and corner fenced lot. Ses per
mo. pays al.
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self in this beautiful 3-bedrm.
rambler: finished bsmt., on Q
nicely handicapped A-acre corner
lot; firepl. IN iv, rm. This Is an
area Of good homes nr. New
Space Agency. Sl7,500-oI nc
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HYAATTsyIILEIJp.t TsyIILEIJp listed this q z.
n bspt1;3; s13x excel; e;S, Ssst, lI S29l,59Q 90
ao... rs. 2Si. 2Sii?2s9s ss9sssesS'o sSoHEE HEALrH
kENT FOREST, Ss96 pays all: 3,
bedIms,. IN baths. OWNER. DI
7.44A6; ewes, MA. 2.ll54.
kENTLAND-No better buy thar
this 1-Im; home. full basement
S10.760. HUGH T. PECK. REAL.
TOR, HE. 4.1700.
EANDOVER - SIa5 down incl
settlement; det., 9 rms, bsmt :.
lge. lot: move right in: ownei
will finance. ST. $1,000.
LANGLEY PARK-S6OO DOW
All bTk., Q rooms, scr. porch, Wv
carpet, lots Of extras.
PRESS REALTY CORP,
81. 3.9316 HE. 4-2O0
LANGLEY Park AREA-See thi
today. lnmsc. 3-bedrm. bricl
home; full basement. rec. rm,; M
Our Lady Of Sorrows School. FHj
approved, 1000 On. TRADE IN
viTLD. HUGH T. PECK. H. 1.
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L,ANHAM

Ideal for doctor or dentist:
luxury type brick rambler.
first time advertised: offers
ample facilities for office;
double corner lot, 100x1s0
feet: built In gaYage: oil
h.-w.h.; 3 twin-StZe bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. natural
wood trim and paneling;
eenter-hall entrance; formal
NV. rm with firepl. This
one you Ghould see.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(coNTiNUEnI


ALEXANDRIA AREA-NxTD
MORE RooM7 Then see
this 4-bedrcom. full bath
home now. Many extras incl.
separate dining rm., Ia
baths, firepl and 0 ta.acre
lot. Assume ANA QI loan
or FLA with only 5000 On.
Priced for quick sale at
S17,600. Call now.
MONROE
1--WE INVITE TRADEg'
ALEX.-NO money down to 70
sponSihle party: det.. 8 hodrms.
den, 2 baths, move right, ownel
will finance. ST. 3.6600.
ALExANDRIA AREA = 3.bedroen
brick rambler, full basement. "
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ErFAhiY soo csi .oda5. ssA' HRHSSEs REiSis E xtSi
EeTATL INC, KI, e-1Ql2.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Marshall Is Scholarly
Civil Rights Champion

NEW YORK, Sept. % (AP).
-Thurgood Marshall is the
quiet, scholarly courtroom voice
Of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People.
Nominated today by Presi-
dent Kennedy as a Federal
appellate judge, he is known
to the Negro press as Mr..
Civil Rights"
AS chief counsel of the
NAACP since 1888, he has ar
gued civil rights cases before
the United States Supreme
Court at least 80 times and has
won in all but three instances.
The 53-year-old son of a din
ing car steward and a school
teacher, he was named Thor
oughgood at his birth in Bal
timore on July 2. 1908.
Shortened Name
by the time I reached the
second grade. I got tried OF
spelling all that out and had
shortened it to Thurgood," he
explained.
Mr.. Marshall first became ac-
uuainted with the United
States Constitution in high
school. His academic work was
excellent but his behavior was
prankish. AS punishment, ne
was ordered repeatedly to the
basement to memorize a Sec
ton of the document that was
to underlay his future career.
"In two years." he recalls.
"I knew the whole thing by
heart"
Mr.. Marshall later went to
Lincoln University in Chester,
Pa, and to Howard University
Law School in Washington,
where he graduated at the top
of his class.
He is a big, heavy man
210 pounds on a 6-foot-2-inch
frame, with a hooked nose,
mustache and a constant frown
that gives him a fierce appear
ance that bellies his manner.
In court, Mr.. Marshall pleads
his case for racial equality in
straightforward fashion, never
with histrionics or bombast,
self-righteousnesS or pedantry.
Wins Major Triumphs
The subdued, learned voice
that has won major triumphs
for members of his race in his
fight for equal rights in schools,
politics, housing, employment,
transportation and public
places could we'll be that of a
SociologiSt.
AS a matter of fact, Mr.. Mar
shall still lives by the rules of
vision of a special hero-Char-
lie Houston, now deceased, who
headed the law school at
Howard.
Charlie Houston taught us
Evening star., 1961-09-24
House Probe FoIters
At End of q Long Rood

peatedly cited the project as
evidence of dereliction of duty
on the part Of TCA, the agency
that carries out foreign aio
programs. Now, he says, the
subcommittee has gone as faI
as it can go.
Blow to Prestige Seen
In a final report issued yes
terday, the subcommittee said
"the road, which was intended
to be a showcase of American
'know-how,' was so badly bum
gled that it has damaged our
prestige, burdened us with
costly repairs, and supplied the
Communists with an effective
source of anti-American propa-
ganda."
The main lesson to be
learned, Mr.. Hardy said in an
interview, was I'VE must plan
out these projects more care
fully, make sure they are car
ried out properly-otherwise
it just gives us a black eye"
But Representative Clark
Democrat of Pennsylvania, has
said that it is not true that
the road is falling TO pieces.
Mr.. Clark. who is not a mem
ber of the Hardy subcommittee
said recently he had visited
Cambodia and found that while
13 miles of the road require
major repairs, and about Il
need minor repairs, the re-
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Mishaps Kill Four
In Foegy England

LONDON, Sept. % .CAP).-A
15-year-old girl was crushed to
death in the tangled wreckage
of the bridge of her fathers
ship after a collision in the fog
bound English Channel today.
Her father, Capt. ]. L. Amy
kowski, was reported in a criti-
cal condition.
Capt. Anzykowski'S ship, the
British 8,671-ton freighter Crys-
tai Jewel. was in a collision 8
miles off Hastings with the
British tanker British Aviator
The captain was taken to East
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Marshall Wins
High Federal
Court Position

| HYANNIS PORT, Mass,
Sept. % (AP).-President Ken
nedy today risked new con-
troversy with Southern Demo-
Gratis by nominating Thurgood
Marshall, Negro integration
leader, to a high Federal judge
ship.
Mr.. Marshall, who has argued
the civil rights case for Negroes
| in court since 1898, was chosen
| for the United States I'd Circuit
Court of appeals in New York,
The appointment was not
unexpected, but neither was
it announced until Congress
headed into the closing hours
of its 1861 session.
The Senate must confirm
Mr.. Marshall's nomination, anc
it must pass first through the
Judiciary Committee headed by
Senator EaStland, Democrat, oi
Mississippi, who has long beer
identified with Southern foes
of racial deSegregation.
New Judges Named
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger, here for the
week end with the President
said Mr.. Kennedy would sub
NIT Mr.. MarShall's name agair
on an interim basis after Con.
gress adjourns. This ster
would be necessary for Mr.
Marshall to serve on the Fed
eral appellate bench until the
Senate acts on the nomination
next year.
In addition to Mr.. Marshall
Mr.. Kennedy today nominated
seven other Federal District
Court judges. All will receive
recess appointments, the White
House said, if the Senate doe!
not confirm them this year.
Named to the bench we're:
Clarence w. Allgood, SO, o1
Birmingham, Ala, a referee il
bankruptcy for the Northern
Alabama District Court, to the
Alabama court.
Michigan Supreme Court
Justice Talbot Smith, 81, oi
Ann Arbor to the Eastern
Michigan District Court.
State Judge Frederick A
Daugherty, AZ, to the Fedora
bench for northern, eastern
and western Oklahoma.
Former State Justice Johr
Weld Peck, 48, of Cincinnati, tc
the southern district of Ohio.
Attorney Ben c. Green, Sc
of Cleveland, to the northern
district of Ohio.
Dudley B. Bonsal, 81, for thu
= Southern District of New York
Irving Ben Cooper, SO, TO
the Southern District of New
York.
All the judgship nominee,
are Democrats.
Mr.. Kennedy also announced
Evening star., 1961-09-24

bourne by lifeboat. Both LEGS
were broken in the crash. -
Efforts were being made ito
recover the girls crushed boSy
from the wreckage of the Crys-
tai Jewels bridge, while tugs
were trying to tow the stricken
vessel to port. =.
The British Aviator, stove i'm
above the water line, was stand
ing by. There were no casual3
ties aboard the tanker. Thirty
crewmen were taken off The
freighter safely.
On land, meanwhile, three
men and a boy were killed when
a train crashed into their car
near Cambridge,
Evening star., 1961-09-24

his appointment Of Paul
Geren, At, as deputy director
of the Peace Corps which is
headed by his brother-in-law,
r. Sargent Shriver.
Mr.. Geren, a career Foreign
Service officer, now is deputy
director of the Office of Inter-
national Financial and Devel-
opment Affairs in the Depart
ment of State.
Mr.. Geren, a native of El
Dorado, Ark, studied at Baylor,
Louisiana State and Harvard
Universities, and won a degree
of doctor of philosophy in
economics from Harvard in
1941.
With Burma Surgeon
He was in Burma at the time
of Pearl Harbor, and served
with the Chinese army there
and later joined the Burma
surgeon, DR.. Gordon Seagrave.
He escaped from Burma in Gen.
Joe Stilwell's march, and later
served in the United States
Army.
He taught in several colleges
after the war before joining the
Foreign Service in 1947. He re-
signed in 1856 to serve as exec
utive vice president of Baylor
University, and then headed
the Dallas Council Of World
Affairs for several years. He
returned to the Foreign Service
last March.
Mr.. Kennedy plans to fly
from Hyannis to New York late
tomorrow afternoon and travel
Immediately by motorcade from
La Guardia Airport to the Hotel
Carlyle.
He will stay there overnight
and may confer with Secretary
of State Rusk and U. N. Am
basSador Stevenson.
Mr.. Kennedy will see others
before leaving New York around
noon on Tuesday for Newport,
R. l.. where he will spend the
remainder of the week.
He expects to talk with Prince
Norodom Sihanouk, the Cam
bodian leader, on Monday and
President Arturo Frondizi of
| Argentina on Tuesday morning.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Castro Guns Execute
American, S Cubons

HAVANA, Sept. % (AP).-A
North American citizen charged
with revolutionary ac-
tivities was executed by a Cas-
tro firing squad today. Another
firing squad took the lives of
five Cubans accused of working
for United States intelligence
agents in last April's abortive
rebel invasion.
The American was identified
as William Patten Tabares, "a,
son of William Patten ST., 10,
a longtime Cuban resident and
branch official of a French
shipping firm.
frank Patten, a New York
resident who identified himself
as the slain mans brother, said
William Patten had been en-
ployed by Pan-American Air
ways in Camaguey in eastern
Cuba.
Frank Patten said in New
York that the fathers name
was Lloyd G. Patten.
Born in San Diego
(Patten said his brother had
made a brief trip to the Unit
ed States last year but re-
turned to Cuba. He said the
brother was born in San Diego,
Calf, Sept. 8, 1924, and that
his father and mother, Ida M.
Tabares, a Cuban, were still in
Cuba.)
The revolutionary court in
Camaguey, where the execu-
ton took place, also sentenced
16 other persons tried with Mr..
Patten to terms ranging from
six to 80 years.
The Havana court which
sentenced the five Cubans to
death handed down additional
sentences to SO others, includ-
ing seven women. Those SEN
tences ranged from nine to 80
years. The prosecution claimed
all were recruited by the Gen.
trail Intelligence Agency to
sabotage the Castro regime.
Among them was Rober t
Morton Geddes, a 29-year-old
Englishman connected with a
Evening star., 1961-09-24
By the Associated Press

The case of the Cambodian
road-an American foreign aid
showcase project that some
congressional critics say is full
of potholeS. cracks and wash
outS-is completed as far as
the House Foreign Operations
Subcommittee is concerned.
Chairman Hardy, Democrat
of Virginia, said From now or
it's up to the International
Cooperation Administration tc
do something to fix response
bility."
For more. than two years
Mr.. Hardy's subcommittee ha;
traced the tangle Of events sur
rounding the building Of the
road in far-off friendly Cam
bodia. Mr.. Hardy has re-
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Interference Charged

The facts. Mr.. Clark de-
clared. would support his find
ings that United States aid
Officials interfered with the
consulting engineers, Michael
Baker, Jr., Inc, Of Rochester,
Pa. sys
The subcommittee report
recommended speedy COM
pletion of an investigation by
the inspector generals office
to fix responsibility, and turn
ing the result over to the
Justice Department if the facts
warrant.
1t also urged that ICA "re-
place generalities with specific
language" to define the respon-
sibilities of personnel who su-
pervise contractual operations
and a strengthened program ei
personnel integrity" :
The road was built from. the
Cambodian capital of Phnon
PENN some 1870 miles to a port
on the Gulf of Siam called
Sihanoukville. 1t originally was
to cost SIS million, but so fal
has cost more than $34 million
the subcommittee said.
The A. L. Dougherty Co. was
the contractor for the job, anc
the Baker firm was in charge
of engineering.
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all that we should be social
engineers" Mr.. Marshall re-
members.
The lawyer mastermind of
the Negro drive for racial
equality is a far different man
out of court.
Friends say he revels in
raucous banter, tells funny
stories loudly and with gusto,
using a Negro dialect that
never creeps into his public
utterances.
Mr.. Marshall has been mar
ried twice. After the death of
his first wife, he wed Miss
Cecile Suyat, a secretary in the
NAACP New York office. They
have two children, S and 8
years old. There were no chill
dren from the first marriage.
The family lives in Morning
side Gardens. a cooperative
apartment house near Colum.
bia University.
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FULL NAME-Thurgood Morsholl.
CLAIM TO FAME-Nominoted by
President Kennedy os q Federol
appellate Judge.
HoME-New York City.
BIRTHDAY-JuIy z, 1908.
EDUCATION - Lincoln Univer-
sity, Chester, Po., ond Howard
University Low School, where
he eroduoted ot the top Of his
Gloss.
JoBS-chief counsel for the No
tionol Association for the Ad-
voncement Of CoIored People
since 1888. Joined NAACP in
1886 os ossistont counsel after
three years Of privote Low
proctice.
FAMILY-Morried TO former Ce-
ciIe Suyot in 1855 otter first
wife died. Couple hos two chill
dren, oeed 5 and 3 years.