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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-05-19
Annual dance recital held Saturday
features l57 youngsters Of Paspoint

The eighth annual dance reel
tai was presented by Paspoint
pupils of the Marguerite Benson
Hall School Of Dance Saturday
night at the Pascagoula High
School auditorium.
The theme was Happy Holi-
days" and the program presented
the youngsters as representing
summer and the major holidays.
Participating were Paula AL
mond, Janice Adams, Karen Bla-
lock, Patty Bless, Zoe Beau
champ, Becky Brown, Terri BaX-
ter, Barbara Barnes, Beth BroWd-
er, Deborah Bartlett, j nj e
Bergman, Donna Beall, Susan
Belcher, Libby Boiler, Lynda
Brent, Barbara Bennett, Trudy
Bardwell, Linda Baggett, Lucy
Bucknell, Adele Blair.
Betty Ann castigliola. KathY
Carroll Kay Crawford. Jayne
Carter. Natalie Cook. Mary Ellen
Cox. Debra Castigliola. CindY
Colville. Nancy Cox. Jan Coulter.
Vicki Curry. Katie Cox. Drucie
Calhoun. Marie Cirlot. Ann Cal
houn. Laurie Calhoun.
Larke Ann Dyer, Marcia Dali
ton, Linda Kay Doty, Becky
Davidson, Gina Dubuisson, Dawn
Daggett, Debra Hurd, Sharon De-
Jean, Tanya Daggett, Roy Dow
len, Mary Evans, Susan Frederic,
Kris Ford, Cheryl Farragut,
Karen FalkerSOn.
Renee Gautier, Ann Garrison,
Lanier Gautier, Susan Gibson,
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-05-19

Elaine Smith, Barbara Spyridon,
Donna Shows, Mary Ann Smith,
Mickey Smith, Mary Alice Ste
Wart, Selletta Shows, Eileen Tan
ner, Cindy TANNER, Nancy
Troups, Debbie w e b b, Karen
Wages, Virginia Windham, Deb
bic Wiley, Holly Wolfe, Kathy
Watkins and Patricia Warner.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-05-19
Russian Tippers

Niagara Falls, N. Y. (AP)-You
never know what to expect when
Russian tourists tip you, bellboys
here say.
In addition to flat rs cents
per bag, the standard tip, one
suitcase-toter says he's been Civ
en- Russian cigarettes, medals, or
trinkets.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-05-19
Warning

Buffalo, N. Y. tAP)-Sign on
the rear of florists truck:
Drive carefully. The next load
may be for you"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

cure needed drainage eacbtwe1ve
main canal c,y I,pdr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

.ure needed drainage on eacbty
farm. After the main canal was
completed Fowler eXcavatcd
several hundred feet of field
bitches. AS yet he has not COM
plcted the total open ditch and
tile needs.
So that he could know his
land he requested the Soil Con-
SeNation Service to make Il
soils survey map on his farm.
After the soils map was COM
pleted teh tcchnician assisted
Fowler develop a soil and
water conservation plan for his
farm. He attributes a 25 percent
Increase in his tobacco to the
rotation of corn. small grain
not harvested. and tobacco.
Some people get face lift
ing because they think il will
improve their appearance. Soil
conservation aCCOmpliShCS two
purposes on the land: il i'm
proves the appearance of
farm and increases production.
X. l.. Bob Duncan started a
"Facc-lifting'' on his farm in
the North Whitcvillc section
several years ago. He installed
drain tile in existing open
bitches. constructed terraces on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
Shows Pay-0H
Drainage Plan

Nao" Fowler in the Emerson
section. has found that partial
drainage along with rotations
has paid dividends.
In 1855 Fowler and several
others found. with the assist
ancc of the Soil Conservation
Service. that they needed a
main outlet canal before anv
individual farm drainage could
ne accomplished. They Jointly
finished the excavation of the
main canal so they could Sc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
BUCKET SEATS ALONE DO NOT A RgOVzA MAKE

u Gcc. Little did We know,
when We introduced the
Corvair Mona last year,
that We were starting a Big
Thing. We just thought it
would Toe pleasant if you
could buy a car that treats
you, the driver, like you
want to be treated. a The
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
SARA WADE JOYCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel joyce
OF Charlotte have announced
the birth of a daughter, born
June l, at a Charlotte hospital.
She has been given the name
Sara Wade.
Mrs. Joyce, the former Miss
Martha Frances Waddcll whose
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Aub-
rey Waddcll of Fair Bluff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

'e1ve G2, acres Of eroded
! Red clay land. practiccd con-
tour cultivation. and has fol-
lowed soil conserving rota-
ton. Now the "Face-lifting" is
completed and anyone knowing
the farm several years ago
would harry recognize il TO-DAY.
The crodcd areas have "IIcalcd
over, the appearance has
changed and production in
creased.
burrows plowcd up and down
hill becomes race tracks for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
MRS. A. A. WRIGHT

Mrs. n. A. Wright is now
with her daughter. Mrs. Yay-
son HarrclSon, and Mr.. Harrel-
son IN Barnwcll. s. c. after
undergoing surgery i'm the Con-
way, =. c. Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
rain drops.

Teach children walking rules
long before they enter school.
The Traffic rules they dis
obCy-kIdS always have the
riGht-of-w
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

Teaching children Green
Cross Walking" is small talk
worth talking
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
- VkH BEAUTY PREPARATIONS
Ne \" 2429 e. BROADWAY BR. 6-5310 o

SAVE 20To to 800 OFF
Face creams Lotions Lemon Tint. Nut Brown. Cocoa
Coppertone .was $l.03 NOW 86&
...was 800 NOW SIC
APEX dbl. strength for dry. itching stubborn hair
LUCKY HEART Away hair pomade- e-dressing- g-groomer
presser glossness
Hl-AT Scalp dressing sarcoptic for itchy scalp
LONG AID for longer hair end comb burned split ends
NINE. u. WALKER 80" GOLD MEDAL +"* VALN1OR"*"
Other brands
Pressing combs marcel rons oil heaters
Curios Incense Door door service
AGENTS NEEDED - Write phone today
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15

The HTones social club will New Years Eve dance
Hall. 33o E. Jefferson. Sunday. Dec. 81
Members making festive decorations and favors at the home
of Mrs. Herman Mathews, Hl0 w. Mohave.
Pictured from left Msdames Riley Ryder. Senola Johnson
Calhoun Mathews Rosie l. Battle Levi Coleman
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
AFRICAN SPOTLIGHTS

PRESIDENT CANAL Abdel Nasser Of the United Arab Republic
has invited months Independent
African States Lagos Nigeria This hnted by TO Benson
Ngerian minister of Information following his day visit the
UAR Nasser has promised his invitation Aa Sir
Abbakar Taawa Baewa Ngeran prime minister visit the
republic Aso the UAR has promised give Nigeria possible
assistance the development of its external radio and televson
invitation conference significant
in that the UAR. along with Ghana Guinea MALI and Morocco
did attend the Monrova conference May of this The
forthcoming Lagos conference the Monrova meeting
AFTER enay visit in Nairob eight japanese students who
of Africa departed for Uganda Inspecting the develop
African countries while the the japanese students
already visited five countries in Africa Their Of the
continent began August of this and they expected
to Japan early in 1862.
caused by unusually heavy rains In Kenya Uganda and Tangann
flooded and roads and other have
been Power supplies have disrupted and than
Africans have dangerously starvation While there has
official Of fatalities, it is acknowledged that the
floods and the drought Of the last have contributed
deaths.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
RAYBURN WAS COOL
ON CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE

WAS COOL
ON CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE
BONHAM, Tex. House Speak
er Sam Rayburn. who died last
month, was far from an
outspoken advocate of civil
rights. However, in recent years.
he had softened on the issue.
Throughout the Roosevelt and
Truman years. Rayburn had con-
sistently opposed the White House
on a few big issues. One was the
proposed passage of Legislation to
enforce civil rights for Negroes.
Former President Eisernow-
er's recommendations, however,
were less offensive to Rayburn's
Old South background. Partly at
the then Senator Lyndon B. John
sons inducement, he cooperated
in the 1857 enactment of the first
major civil rights bill since the
Reconstruction era.
A second civil rights bill, like
wise based on Eisenhower IS rec
concentrations, was enacted in
1860, again with Speaker Ray
burns cooperation.
Both measures were designed
mainly to protect the voting rights
of Negroes In the South.
Rayburn, who served longer as
representative and speaker than
any other man in history, held
the gavel for II years. He was
70
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-23
INCOME TAX

LIGHT delivering, have i2-ton
panel to and from downtown area,
East. w. 1-0182
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-23

EAST 152nd ST. at Holmes; $4,000
so. #. factory, warehouse, with
separate office, off street parking
FA. 1881.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Houses BY Hughes


sl3.75O: Vets can buy with
no money down. 4.bedrm.
Cape Cod: full bsmt.; free
way loc.: Ss9.50 mo.
Sl4,750: Conv. Chillum
Heights loc. walk to Gem
Store. Solid red brick. Q
story; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
English-type bsmt.; S90.S0
to vets.
S16,500: A perfectly lovely
Colonial. Freshly and de-
lightfully decor. by Shu-
maker. Quiet, wayside loc.
in charming Cheverly. Long
term loan to vets.
w. R. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-140O Realtors
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ELIZABETH

seaton High within walking dist
kit, fam. rm.. iiV. rm. with fireni
!Ee; scr; porch, fenced I'd; sic
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. A.1616 UN. 4-7I7I
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

CHsEcWa CTsAc. WITT sR1cK Sof6NiAt
i.tssS Iot: 6s' $4,000. owNM. i 4P
Evening star., 1961-02-19
BERENS, AP. 7-4646
WE TAKE TRADES
BERzNs SALES RE. 6-640C

ANDREWs.DOLLING-Let the cold
winds blow, you will be snug as
.dHs STs In S.tSs fss ea,,seIns tS tsi1 coy s.;l:
rambler with blackboard hot-wGter
heat; elosed-in 12x20 porch over
gaTage, full Walk-out basement
and many other features: must
cH. ess so7oSGap 2 appreciate. To- 7-soso'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-Beauttful 3-bedrm. rambler liv.
fm;. dining area, fin. recr. rm.
with bar, $3.50 dn. This home
is custom In details such % ner-
eury switches, pull-down attic
stairs. outdoor patio. shrubbed.
Fenced lot and h.-w. radiant heat.
AxAHTY NV C, e 'ssi sx sltso0 sPthSDENr1AI
ANDREWS.P0REsTVILLE AREH-
Cozy 3-bedrm. rambler with fenced
yard; conv. to schools. churches,
tss. ~ sri SRuDnSTALd Il re dP RtAif49 Aiil9 CO. Sc
re. 6-4200.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm., 4-ieve!
split; Nv. rm., full dining rm. and
t. Ia baths: fenced yard. This
beaut. home is in immac. eond.
and 10 avatlable Immediately. Low
down payment and assume high
oi loan. Transferred owner says
sell now. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
CO. RE. $4,000.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm brick
rambler. walk-out bsmt., equip.
fit. Ven. blinds. OWNER, RE.
6-S694.
ANDRBWS-OXON HILL AREA, no
money down GI, $16,2b0H3 bed
I'm, ramb, full bsmt.. lge. kit,
g. homes left. CONSOLIDATED
REALTY, INC. 5624 Livingston
rd. 10. 7-26O0. 10. 7-1050.
ANDREWs-OXON HILL AREA, low
down paymts.. Specials-3-bedrm
stone ramb., Ice back porch, work
shop. fully eeyip. KIT; h,-w.h..
Sery. ct door. S15,25O. Also a.
bsdrm: ramb.. fenced I'd. h.-w.h.,
~. SaA..ooo; .,S,s1S. 500 dovn; Paymts; IKE
ne, Sss4 IIvinsston o. I'd. ESH7 Ho. I:
$500. 10. 7-i050.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ALEX.-9OUTH A

hbEA.-GOUIM
Like Belle Haven?
Do you need formal living
and dining rooms. q den for
adults and . playroom for
the children, plus powder
room, all on 1 floor? In this
graceful. white brick Geor-
gian house. there are also
4 BEDROOMS and 2 BATHS
on 2nd. floor. stairway to
enormous heated dormer at.
tic, full basement with
maids room, modern kitch.
en-. big garage, sundeek, ters
race and handsome garden.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
DRASTIC

Reduction. Nearly new 3-twin.
sized bedrm. rambler; double car.
port; family I'm, with firepl.. z
baths. ti 26.ft; Kit; on IL acre
$4,000. $1,000 dn. Quick oeeup
Evening star., 1961-02-19
RTvRRDALE

RIvRRDALE
All-brk. Colonial; 3 bedrms., Mv.
rm. wIdin. ell, kit. w7California
covered patio, 1 blk. from transp
and st. Bernard'S Church and
School; FLA approved. $4,000,
S40O down, $50 total mo. pymtS
PALMER PARK
FHA approved, S12,600, only $40o
dn.; 3-oedrm. masonry rambler
w/walkout bsmt.. Ice. rm. and
din. ell, kit w/built-in snack bar
Total mo. pymts.. S9B. May con.
slider rent w/option to buy
LANDOVER
Ultramodern bi-level: 8 bedrms
and den or 4th bedrm., 2 tile
baths. 12xl6 din Ym., table space
kit, w/eye-level oven and table.
top range. This Is . lovely home
for gracious living. only Sl9,750
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOME9"
UN. 4.ll66
ROGERS ,HEIGHTs, 1907 SSH
ave: open I-6-2 bedrms.. pie
ture. windows. lovely kit; assume
81 loan. 6RnEY REALTY, UN
Evening star., 1961-02-19

ALEx:, nsy. Hy ovneF:buiideF-z
a..pl:: ar. SissTSs.:. ;;ss.:
Evening star., 1961-02-19

DANO. Oh. 4-6S06.
cARRoLLToN AREA-csntsr.haI
plan brick rambler; eating SpAee
In kit. with wall oven ana surface
range. fireplace In nY, rm., 8 bed.
rms, full bsmt. Quality constFue-
tion and only S1S.600. Trades
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Vet, no
down payment for a 4-bedfm'
2-bath Cape Cod, with large din,
room, hot-water heat, full bsmt.
with rumpuS rm., den and ample
storage area. Front and rear
poreheS, wooded lot, = acre with
fence and 2-ear GARAGE. blk. tc
express transp. See today.
eEABROoK - Exceptionally clean
prick rambler with fireplace and
oullt-ln bookcase In liv. rm, sep
Kit. 3 bedrmS.. full bSmt.. win =
"a fireplace and rec, area, alum.
storm Windows. beautiful lot with
17O-ft. depth. fruit trees and
outside fiTeplaee. A good buy
~ S14,Sb0.
. ACRES for pleasant country Nv-
tng and . comfortable brick land.
shingle home: 4 large bOdfms. =,
toxZA-it. ny. rm., flooT.to.eeiling
Sriek SSriek wood burning firsplaee; full
will take It; trades invited.
RIvERDALB-Just off KsnlivoYth
ave. IN 81. Bernard's pafIsh; {
smart buy n . clean and com
pact bunEalQW and tt'E only
SI,oOO: z beqHm1.. SEP. din rm.,
lnelosed porch. bsmt. and fenced
-Sro; moderate down paymt. Snd
sMSsGtns palaLcs due: $40 mo. pays
HYATTsVILLE-st. JeromSs mar
ish: spotleSS, l.owner bYiek homs
offering the maximum IN con1forf
and economy; s. genefous-siSed
rooms; full bsmt. with tiled floor:
fenced yard; only $40 $50; FHi
terms available; trade invited.
LAEHAM AREA-vets need sett,s.
ment only for an eye-ea tchinT,
29-ft redwood rambler that coTn.
mands attention.; spacious i7x20.
II mahoK; ;paneled family nm,
tzH!o-It. DIN: rm.. equipped III.
Ineiosed porch; level wooded lot,
lures; bargain priced at SI3.950.
We have many other HstinRs bo
enooSe from. Your calls would 81
appreciated and We are anxiauS
70 helP you with your home hunt.
ing. Thank you.
RPss1EcE Ps geo. PRoPBRT1Es. INC.
ar. 7-77H WA. 7-6I3l
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FLEXIBLE TERMS
Town & Country
REALTORS
Properties, Inc.
OPEN 8 TIL 9

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rSFFkE4Ss SF SUs g. ssJS7 JaS7iSsi::.IliIG SI:.. Sa
immae. 8 bedrms; with lge. sep
din. nm, equip. kit, spae. closets
throughout, lGe, screened porch
fenced yard with barbecue; Sl4,.
go FHA OF eonyentional. HI
4-5QSo. coHBB REALTY CO. AP
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ONE-mOORITVTNG
LAKE BAREFOOT
NTUTp pFTNpT

NEVER BEFORE
A home in this condition and
location offered at this price;
3 bedrooms, full basement with
rec. room: 2 fireplaces, fully
equipped kitchen: corner "a
acre lot with trees. Call US
now: $26,950. TIE. 6-1415.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ApNANnHrE'T pfFIs NJ TfvTNGAA AunTAA
TOWN & COUNTRY FEATURES
INVESTMENT

8 apartment buildings, should
yield $3.50 monthly: good To-
cation for military, on "a acre
land In an area where land Is
appreciating rapidly. KE.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
NM0pGn
ADELPHI

ne most demanded style S-hedrm
brick rambler w/fun esmt viii
rec. rm.
MOST VERSATILE
Fully equip. kit, huge liv Pm. with
1irepl.: fenced yard W/patio: low
down payment FHA or assume Ice
4hes loan.
DIR: Out Univ. blvd. to Riggs I'd
and left to Merrimae DIR. and right
10 1888. Open / to 5.
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ATTRACTIVE

Brick Colonial: on busline, walk
shops and schools. public ind pa
roehial: 3 bedymS., ~. baths,
din. rn.. tirspl. tn hU nm; full
ssmt. ssmt. With res I'm, AnsheI:
1880, $3.50 0dlis'isJS dni s.E. USfA'ns'
Evening star., 1961-02-19

CARROLLToN AREA-csnter hail
plan brick rambler; eating Spaee
In Kit. with wall oven and surface
range. fireplace In nY, rm., 8 bed.
rms, full bsmt. Quality eonstFue-
tion and only Sls.6o0. Trades
Evening star., 1961-02-19
University PARK
BELTSVILLE

Extra spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick rambler w/foFmAl din. rm.,
WSll-oven kit.
HOME BUYERS DELIGHT"
Eolk-out bSmt.: assume S15,00C
loan: huge tresd lot near schools
pIs.: Out Pexdss MN I'd. to Cedar
lane ana right to Brandon I'd. and
left TO LWicomieo ave. and left 70
&600. Open ] to 5,
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Homs and business In this extra
large 4-bsdrm. brick Cape Cod,
right en- busy. main rd.; 10 10
acres avail; family rm., liv. rm..
ftrepL, sep. din. rm.. Ice. kit,
~ baths, Rym-type heated bSmt.
school bus ct door, 2 mi. 30 town
home and / acre; S25.500. CAV.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

VIII buy this 3-bedroom BUNGALOW
with living room fireplace, dining
room, kitchen and enclosed front
porch; large 60x200-ft. lot: near
schools, shopping and Transports
ton. Low rs $400 down, $50 per
mo. Why pay more?
BURCH REALTY co.
10, e-6e92 Open Til 0 PM,
Evening star., 1961-02-19
River Ridge
Estates

. y SedE%s.' IA ~ eetAe. equip. kiI
IS, ~ sSasA sAT .Ss So :::Ssas: S;sssfe'' a a
Evening star., 1961-02-19
N. HAMp. AVE. AREA
SLIGO PARKWAY WEST

Facing the park and within walk
dat. to bus, schools and shops il
this enticing expandAble Cape Cod
PLEASANT LIVING"
Pun price is only S12.500 and
only S400 down: featuring plaster
walls, alum, storm windows, OAK
floors. and lge. Anehor-fenced
yard with patio.
DIR: Out Riggs rd. TO Sligo park
way and right to 6S05 Sligo pkwy.
Open to 3.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

q ANnG0
Country home with wide frontage
on paved road; bus transportation
to door; bedrooms, large living
room, ,extra-large kitchen: hot
water heat: full price. $4,000.
THOMAS r. HALEY, Realtor
AP. 7-8300 Ewes, SP. 3-AS13
Evening star., 1961-02-19

erand-neE 3-bedrm. ramblers priced
ct only S16,96O, name your terms.
STYLISH LIVINo"
Daylight Walk-out bSmtS. ideal for
rec. rms, eye-level de luxe kits;
ready for immediate occupancy.
DIR: Out Bait. blvd. or Rhode
Island ave. to Fox st. and follow
open arrows to 1910 FOX st. Open
] to 3
Evening star., 1961-02-19

UNivKR5iTY HTITS BEDROOM
Hna., Sll.elee. kit. EnS h..wh.,
screened porch, Property vacant.
Assume 4hT 0l loan payable
So4 per mo, or viii Seli FHA with
only $500 down. Call IN 9 pm,
wa: 7-Sso0. ROBERT .. DAVIS
Evening star., 1961-02-19

ePLIT-LEVE, 8 bedrms., 2 baths
naneled rec. Hm.,. garage liv. rm
din. rm., kit. with eye-level oven
eornter-top stove. Nr. schools an6
stores with town swimming poo,
nearby. $22 800. Terms, FLA OF
Conventional.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

O'Brian, of Wyatt carp" fame, as
John Honeyman, who posed as a
traitor to the American cause but
was actually hero and martyr. A
spy for Gen. Washington, it was his
information that led to the capture
of Trenton on Christmas Day, l776.
Betty Miller enacts Honeyman's wife,
Mary, forced to watch her husband
tarred and feathered as Tory.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

ard St. John. Twice previously the
actor has portrayed the Revolutionary
War leader and first president On
Saturday night St. John again will be
seen as Washington in MICS "Ameri-
can Heritage" presentation of The
Secret Rebel"
The title role will be played by Hugh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

4
ern Cuba, for revolution
against Spain on October 10,
1868.
Revolution against Fidel Cas-
tro will be the theme.
Jose Miro Cardona, president
of the Cuban Revolutionary
Council, will observe the oc-
casion by announcing reor-
ganization Of the council on
what he hopes will be a po-
tential war basis.
soon, very soon, Cubans
will be fighting together to adj
minister the final blow to the
dictator" Mr.. Miro Cardona
said.
SOcarraS Seeks Action
Ex-President Carlos Prio So
carras, one Of several exile
leaders politically at odds with
Mr. Miro Cardona, called for
a start within four months Of a
definite and crushing attack
against Premier Castro.
He charged the council isn't
aggressive enough and thus is
Iplaying into the hands OF
those who counsel appease-
ment in the hope that world
events will provoke Castro'S
downfall"
Cuban cafes in Miami are
abuzz with rumors that some
thing big against Premier Cas-
tro is impending. No one seems
to know just what.
PeSsimism that gripped the
refugee colony after the April
II Cuban invasion fiasco is
disappearing.
Arrivals from Cuba bring re-
ports of sabotage and guerilla
activity against the Cuban
Premier.
Gonzalo Lage of the "escam-
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rilla activity in Las villas
Province. They said 90 per cent
of the farmers there are anti
Castro.
In Miami, $500 Cubans have
applied for service in the United
States armed forces, many in
the hope that somehow they
will have a chance to fight
against Mr.. Castro. OF the total
TOO are expected to be indicted,
Yesterday an anti Castro
exile organization said the
Castro government will execute
a woman-for the first time
publicly-tomorrow, on "Grito
de Yarez" day.
Ignacio Mendoza, exile leader
of the Peoples Revolutionary
Movement (MRP), said that
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Annapolis Feting
CuIIed-Up Unit

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 9 (AP).-
Annapolis citizens will give a
big sendoff tomorrow to mem
berS of the 464th Transporta-
ton Unit.
The 100-man Army Reserve
unit was called to active duty
october l and will leave here
Wednesday for Fort Eustis, Va.
The chamber of commerce
here has organized a Citizens
Appreciation Day" which will
feature a parade and a recep-
ton for reservists and their
families.
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bray Anti Communist Army
reported that a liberation army
of 1900 men has begun guer.
rilla action in Cuba's EScam-
bray Mountains.
Three farmers reported guer-
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learned from the MRP's UNDER
ground organization in Cuba
that the victim will be Miss
Dalia Jorge, a young woman
repeatedly arrested on Sep
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soon afterward housewives will
be executed in q campaign to
stop any public protest about
food shortages.
Mr.. Mendoza said he had
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ExiIes in U. S. Push
New Cuban Invasion

MIAMI Fla, Oct (AP)-Cuban exiles beating the
drums again. though bit discordany on the eve
of their country's independence holiday
Meetings parties planned the badly divided exile
political observe rto de Yara" Cry Of Yara) Day
It anniversary Of the call at Yara in East
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Where First ouoiity Comes First .
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-11-02
BY WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

HYANNIS PORT, Mass. If -
President Kennedy has risked
new controversy with Southern
Democrats by nominating Thur
good Marshall, Negro integra-
ton leader, to a high federal
judgeship.
Marshall, who has argued the
civil rights case for Negroes in
court since 1898, was chosen
Saturday for the US. End Cir
cult Court of Appeals in New
York.
The appointment was not un-
expected, but neither was it an
nounced until Congress headed
into the closing hours of its 1861
session. The Senate must con-
firm Marshall's nomination, and
it must pass first through the
Judiciary Committee headed by
Sen. James o. Eastland. D.
Miss. who has long been identi-
fled with the most adamant
Southern foes of racial desegre-
cation.
White House press secretary
Pierre Salinger, here for the
weekend with the President,
said Kennedy would submit