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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15
Marshall Still Waits

A Senate Judiciary subcom-
mittee hearing on Thurgood
Marshall's nomination to be q
Judge on the Second United
States Circuit Court Of APP
peals has been postponed until
Friday.
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roads, area Of Wheeler and
Brierfield roads and Barnaby
Manor, two in Belair, Tele-
graph Glenn Dale roads area,
Randolph Village, Be aeon
Heights, Whitfield Chapel road
area Of Lanham, and Good
Luck road-Lamont street area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15

OUR artist is highly imaginative, but he is on
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cars acknowledged to meet specific ship
ping needs. Here are some for instances" -.
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Our easy-load, easy-unload "all-door"
freight car with roll-up sides that extend the
length of the car.
Our high-capacity, lightweight wood-chip
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15

Chick, as we call him, was six
when he wondered. "How far is
Up?"-"How fast Is fost?"
When he wos still in kniekers,
he went up in q transforming
Jenny. l3'yeors later he wos q
piper cub pilot. Now. he
iets-52,oo0 feet Up-twice
osfost as sound! And; he still
wonders, "How far is up?"-
"How fast is fost?"
Chicks curiosity is not confined
to the sky. His first trip
wos quite down to earth 90.
whirling around the farm in a Tin
Gzzie-ot 7 m.p.h. twas a dry
run for thousands of future
trovel miles by plane,
train, boot. bus and outo-
mobile. At the sound of an engine,
Chicks ready to roam! This
trovel hoppy vogobond takes
you with him wherever
he goes 80. mostly to Unspoiled
spots off the beuten tourist trail.
His enthusiasm for troveIis
edtching so beware!
Better have your bag packed
before your read Chick
Yorbrough's Travel Column
every Sunday in The Washington
Star.
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ume of chips as the formerly used standard
hopper car.
Our "Super-Cushion' box car with spe-
cial hydraulic shock absorption device that
''soaks up damage producing shocks.
Our multi-level automobile carriers that
haul as many as II standard cars or Is com
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Our largest-in-the-world, jumbo box car,
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interior.
Our special container-carrying car in Rail
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Our open type, Undertaking "chain
car" that eliminates as much as 800 of man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

the exchanges said the last
obstacle to the ceremony was
cleared when a compromise was
reached that would permit
raising of the Indonesian flag
side by side with the U. N.
flag over the government build
ing in Hollandia, West New
Guinea, on January /.
Other diplomats had reported
that the preliminary agreement
provided for the disputed ter
ritory to pass from the Neither
lands to the U. N. to Indonesia
between October l and May /
and for a selfdetermination
plebiscite to be held in 1869.
A few days after it was
reached, Indonesian President
Sukarno said publicly that the
Indonesian people would insist
on taking over the territory
before the cock crows on
January l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
US. Lowers Cost
Of World WurI
Term Insurance

A lower cost insurance is
available to the approximately
$4,000 World War I veterans IS
or older who now hold U. S.
Government Life Insurance
term policies. The new plan Of
insurance is called Special
Endowment at Age 90" and
provides death protection only.
The plan was made available
by a bill signed by President
Kennedy on July Is.
The advantage of the new
policy is that the premium rate
remains level and doesn't go up
almost so per cent every five
years as in the original policy.
However, the new policy
doesn't provide disability pay
ments which the original policy
did ($57.50 per month on a
$4,000 policy with no premium
payments.
The new policy with death
benefit of $4,000 would cost
$318.90 per year.
The VA will notify all ell
igible policyholders and will
send them full information
concerning conversion of pres
ent policies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

tel. United States troop COM
mander in Berlin, went to
Checkpoint Charlie to investi-
gate the attack on the Soviet
vehicles.
West Berlin Police Commits
sioner Erich Duensing said
about 1000 West Berliners
stoned his men along the wall
in the Bernauerstrasse area,
three miles north Of the trou-
BILE near Checkpoint Charlie.
NewSmen at the scene said the
stones appeared to be aimed at
East Berlin police beyond the
wall. but that some struck West
police cars blocking the way to
the wall. West police finally
scattered the rioters with a
water cannon.
Tear Gas Hurled
Earlier in the day East and
West police hurled hundreds
of tear gas grenades across the
border at Wilhelmstrasse after
an East German water cannon
drenched youthful West Berlin
marchers. One youth carried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

to Iceland and Newfoundland,
where he worked on airport
projects.
For the last eight years Mr..
Haugen has been helping four
brothers run the family farm.
Now the Peace Corps. Why
did he want to get moving
again?
Il want to help other people, /"
he said. Il want to see what
I can do to encourage other
people to overcome their
troubles"
Mr.. Haugen's party of heavy
equipment specialists was re-
quested by the TuniSan Gov
eminent, to get construction
work rolling there. After the
former French protectorate be-
came a republic in 1859 many
of the European technicians
and engineers left. Many con-
struction projects, ground to a
halt. the Peace Corps says.
Mr.. Haugen will help main
tain the equipment and teach
the Tunisians to operate
tractors, bulldozers and the
other machinery.
To do the job he received
training in heavy equipment at
the Caterpillar Tractor Co. in
Peoria, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
Argentine Army
Warned by U. S.
On Military Coup
BY the Associated Press

The United States in effect
told rebellious Argentine army
leaders today it would disap-
prove of any military coup
against the government of
President Jose Maria Guido.
1--WE do not look with favor
on military coupS against con-
stitutional democratic govern
ments," State Department
Press Officer Joseph Reap told
a news conference.
Mr.. Reap declined to COM
ment directly on news dis
patches from Buenos Aires re-
porting that the United States
has warned Argentina rebel
generals against dictatorship.
but he said:
"The United States position
is well known to be within the
framework of inter American
commitment and the Alliance
for Progress"
One of the aims of the Al
lance for Progress, Mr.. Reap
said. is Ito improve and
strengthen democratic institu-
tons through the application
of self determination by the
people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
6. O. P. Going to Dogs
To Fulfill Party Needs

to work with him several times
while his family was on vaca-
ton because Brumus got lone
some for the Kennedy children.
And Brumus got national pub
licity.
Thus the idea for Mr.. Ayres'
dog days party" next Monday.
Mr.. Ayres is his party's Con-
gressional publicity chairman
and knows a good gimmick
when he sees one.
Out went the invitations
which said, businessmen are
in the doghouse" and Con-
gressmen are being bounded to
vote right" but they stopped
short of suggesting the New
Frontier was going to the dogs.
The location of the party is
placed at a Capitol Hill address
right across the street from
the fire plug"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
West New Guinea Pact
Awaits Formal Signing

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Aug. IA (AP) .-Indonesia and
the Netherlands agreed last
night on a cease-fire in West
New Guinea, effective tomor-
row when they sign a formal
agreement that shifts the dis
puted territory from Dutch to
United Nations and then to
Indonesian administration.
Informed sources said they
agreed to a gradual pull out
of about 5000 Dutch troops in
West New Guinea; a gradual
in of some 1000 Asian
troops as a U. N. security
force; and incorporation into
that force of 1ndonesian troops
in the territory. estimated at
from 500 to 1000 men.
The sources said agreement
would be reached today on a
protocol. The formal
papers will be signed tomorrow.
Acting Secretary General U
Thant worked out the arrange
ments in private talks with
Dutch and Indonesian ENJOYS
who had reached preliminary
agreement near Washington
July 81.
A diplomat in touch with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
Oldest Peace Corpsmon
ToAid Young Republic

NEW YORK, Aug. II (AP).-
The Oldest Peace Corps volun-
teer left today to give a hand
to a young republic.
Oscar Haugen, SO, flew out
of Idlewild Airport, bound for
TuniSia with IS other Peace
Corps members who will spend
two years helping build roads
and low-cost housing.
Was he excited about setting
up shop in Africa and getting
into what is usually considered
a young mans game?
mo" said Mr.. Haugen. 81
travel quite a Bit"
He began travelling after
tragedy twice shattered his life.
In 1881. his wife, 3-month-
old daughter and 4-year old
son died in a fire that
destroyed their home. Only Mr..
Haugen and a son, 8. survived.
Six years later the son was
dead of a brain tumor after
an accident.
Mr.. Haugen picked up stakes
and began moving, quitting his
job as foreman for a road
building company near his
home in Argyle. MINI.
He helped build an ordnance
depot in Minneapolis, q high
way in Alaska. Then he went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

a cross bearing the words I'VE
accuse"
West Berlin officials had
urged a quiet observance OF
the day, including three min
utes of silence at noon to be
broken only by the tolling OF
the Freedom Bell, a model OF
the American Liberty Bell
West Berliners drowned out
most of the bells peals with
blaring auto horns.
Both sides of the border were
heavily patrolled, by the West
to prevent violence that could
lead to an East-West shooting
scrape and by the East to halt
attempts to escape or to de-
Stroy parts of the wall.
East Berlin was quiet during
the day and tourist buses from
West Berlin made their normal
runs through the Eastern
sector.
Many East Berliners Twins
near the border waved from
their windows at demonstrators
on the other side of the wall.
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Red Protest and Threats Expected
After Riotous Attock on Berlin Wall

BERLIN. Aug. IA (AP).-
The Western powers expected
strong Soviet protests and new
threats today following West
Berliners' attacks on the Red
wall and Russian vehicles dur
ing the first anniversary Of the
harricade.
Rioting crowds hurled paw
ing blocks and curses last night
at the barricade which was be-
gun q year ago and now di-
vides Berlin with stone. steel,
barbed wire and military forth
fications.
Reinforced West German po-
lice repeatedly drove the wildly
screaming demonstrators back
from the wall, which has be-
come a symbo, of West Berlin's
isolation and the Communist
repression in East Germany.
The crowds demonstrated
continuously. from noon until
heavy rain sent them home at
1880 am. West Berlin police
estimated that at the peak TO-
900 people gathered before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
By the Associated Press

The Republicans are plan
ming a little party with an ami
NAL theme. And the animal is
not the G. o. P. elephant. It's
a Democratic dog.
The dog is Brumus, a New
foundland, which belongs to
the family of Attorney General
Robert F. Kennedy.
Brumus inspired the party
which Representative Ayres,
Republican of Ohio, says will
be in celebration of "the dog
days along the New From
tier"
Each invitation going out to
q. o. P. Congressman carries
a picture of Brumus-described
as assistant attorney general"
pacing around the Justice
Department in the company of
a pretty secretary.
Mr.. Kennedy brought the dog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

wall. screaming, splitting and
throwing paving blocks at the
barrier.
I'VE just cannot allow them
too near the WALL" said one
police captain. '"They shoot
over there. and there are
enough dead already"
One crowd, frustrated in ito
attempts to reach the wall,
surrounded three Russian army
vehicles near Checkpoint Char
lie in the United States sector.
The Russian soldiers were re-
turning from guard duty at the
Soviet war memorial in West
Berlin.
Bus Windows Smashed
The angry demonstrators
hurled stones and beer bottles,
smashing the windows of a bus.
Youths closed in on two sedans
shouting pigs" and dirty
buns" West German police fl
nally freed the Soviet vehicles.
At least one demonstration was
arrested.
Brig. Gen. Frederick o. Har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
FPC Expedites
Gas Rute Cases
By the Associated Press

- Chairman Joseph c. Swidler
reports that the Power Com
mission made substantial prog
ress during the second quarter
Of 1862 in reducing its backlog
of natural gas pipeline rate
cases and independent pro-
ducer certificate cases.
Mr.. Swidler said yesterday
there was reduction of nearly
$40 million in the amount of
proposed annual rate increases
being sought by natural gas
pipeline companies because of
disposition of pending cases
during the quarter ended June
30.
He said there also were re-
auctions totalling: Over 500
independent natural gas pro-
Queer certificate cases; nearly
"a million in proposed rate in
creaSes by independent pro-
ducers. and more that $50 mil
lion in the amount Of proposed
construction in pending pipe
line certificate applications ir
the backlog.
Mr.. Swidler said the reduc.
ton in the backlog of pending
pipeline rate increases was the
most spectacular, and resulted
principally from the commits
sion's program of encouraging
settlements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
ShowpIoce'
for
D. c. Urged

A Government housing Off
cial last night called for pub
lie housing in Washington that
would be "the showplace of
the nation"
Mrs. Marie c. Mcclure,
United States Commissioner of
Public Housing. told a group of
local public housing tenants to
set high goals in constructing
new developments.
The tenants, all delegates
to the newly formed National
Capital Housing Confederation,
represent the IL public housing
developments in the District.
Formed last June, the confed-
Grafton will deal with improve
mentS and problems shared by
all IL units.
Mrs. MCGUIRE praised the
formation of the confedera-
ton, saying that well organ
lied and democratic tenant
groups are needed in public
housing" to insure their inclu-
sion in the planning and ac-
tivitieS Of the entire commun-
ity.
She said the leaders of the
confederation have a great
responsibility to show the rest
of the city and the Nation
what can be done in public
housing by internal leader
ship"
THE action of the residents
should encourage planners to
build public housing in WASH
ington that would be the show
place of the nation" Mrs. Nc
CURE said.
Government figures show
that there are some 3 million
persons living in public hous-
ing developments in LOO cities
and towns in the United States.
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CompobelIo Bridge
Dedicated to FOR

LUBEC, Maine, Aug. II (AP)
"A graceful bridge linking
Lubec with Campobello Island,
N. B., was dedicated yesterday
in the name of former Presi-
dent Franklin Delano Roose-
welt.
The Presidents widow, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, was pre-
vented by illness from attend
ing. The ribbon was cut to
open the bridge by her eldest
son, Representative James
Roosevelt, Democrat of Cali
fornia.
The ceremony was held on
Campobello at the approach to
the 847-foot bridge which
arches to a peak of 471a feet
above the swift tidal current
at the edge of the Bay Of
Fundy.
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&c Patent Manager
Elected to Bur Unit

Frank L. Neuhauser. manager
Of General Electric's Washing
ton patent operations, has been
elected to the council of the
American Bar Associations
section on patents, trademarks
and copyrights.
Mr.. Neuhauser, who is also a
member of the board of man.
ayers of the American Patent
Law Association, lives at 10000
Chapel road. Potomac, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

population and would not toll
crate local military interfer-
ence with the. electoral lists.
But sources close to the Po-
litical Bureau said it might
take some time before Algeria
had enough civilian police and
trained juriStS to permit the
Central Government to take
responsibility for public order
and the administration of JUS
tice out Of the hands of the
wilaya officers.
Nearly all policemen, judges
and lawyers of European origin
have fled to France.
Unproductive Army
At least one Of the wilaya
commands was unwilling to al
low the Political Bureaus de-
militarization measures come
into effect Immediately.
The general staff of Wilaya
No. 4, which controls Algiers,
declared in a statement: 1--WE
are against an army Of the
classic type, an unproductive,
professional army weighing on
the national budget"
The statement said no def
mite decision to reconvert the
army could be taken at present,
and the discussions between
the Political Bureau and the
wilaya commanders were merely
meant to work out a plan for
subsequent ratification by the
people"
There was no immediate
comment from the leaders of
the other five wilayas. But
they have all long claimed the
right to nominate the assembly
candidates from their districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
Ghdna Deporfs
CIericsCriticaI
Of Nkrumah

ACCRA. Ghana, Aug. Il
GAP The Anglican Arch
bishop of West Africa and the
Bishop of Accra, who have
criticized what they call state
interference in church affairs,
were deported from Ghana
last night.
About $50 clergymen and
laymen of the Accra diocese
gathered at the airport to pray
before the Archbishop. the Rt.
Rev. Cecil J. Patterson. 81. and
the Rt. Rev. Richard Rose
veare, so, left by plane for La
COS. Nigeria.
Ghana's Methodist, Presby-
terrain and Evangelical Presby-
terrain Churches supported the
Anglican bishops in their criti-
cism of the Ghana Young
Pioneers. a youth wing of
President Kwame Nkrumah's
party.
The two bishops called the
Young Pioneers goddess. Its
members. some under 10 years
old. allegedly were taught to
chant, "Nkrumah is our Mes
STA Kwame Nkrumah never
dies"
Bishop Roseveare exhorted
the group at the Accra airport
to be faithful to God. and
fight on fearlessly." When the
assembly said God be with you
till We meet again." there was
a loud cheer and a voice ex-
claimed, God is our Messiah"
The deportation order was
issued earlier in the day. Pro-
government newspapers had
labeled Bishop Roseveare an
imperialiSt and demanded his
expulsion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
Ex-FTC Man to Run

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Aug. IA
(AP).-Ohio Commerce Di-
rector Robert T. Secrest will
run for Congress from the
fifthteenth district on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Mr.. SecreSt is
a former member of the Federal
Trace Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
New Russian Envoy
Arrives in Huyunu

HAVANA, Aug. IA (AP). -
Alexander Alexeiev, the Soviet
Unions new Ambassador to
Cuba, arrived yesterday by
Aeroflot turbojet from Moscow
He was greeted by a number
of ranking Cuban officials and
Communists. Mr.. Alexeiev re-
places Sergei Dudriavtsev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

list of 1876 election candidates
because of a difference of views
with the wilaya military zone)
commanders of the guerrilla
army.
The virtually independent
wilaya commands put forward
their own lists of candidates.
The Political Bureau refused to
accept them, asserting that the
elections were the exclusive
concern Of the new nations
civilian leaders.
The Political Bureau, which
is controlling the Government
until the elections, must an
nounce the candidates for the
one-party election by Thurs
day, the official opening day
of the two-week election cam
paign.
Fifth P0stpOnement
If the list is not ready by
Thursday, the election date
may have to be postponed
again, for the fifth time in as
many weeks.
In a communique issued yes
terday after two days of talks
with the commanders of the
six wilayas, the Political Bu-
reau said it had stripped the
wilayaS of their police and jul
dicial powers over the civilian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14
Ben Belle GuerriIIus
Dispute Election Slate

ALGERS. Aug IA (AP).-New difficulties to light
between Ahmed Bellas Political and the
mander of Agerias guerrilla the nomination Of
candidates for the September elections.
Agiers Radio announced that the Political Bureau post
poned 48 the scheduled publication Of its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-14

Published Daily and sunday
Second Class Postage Paid
at Washington, d. c.
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FOUND

DOG, mixed, Chihuahua and terrier,
female, or yrs. old, light tan.
VII. 6-393l.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

Admiral Shafer stirs rumors.
11:00, WTTG (5)-P.M. Guests
include Abe Burrows, Comic
Pat Harrington, Singer Don
Cherry, Writer Virgilia
Peterson. Critic Eliot Jane
way and Producers Abe
Burrows and Roger Stevens.
I1:25, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Bad for Each Other. "
(Artificial drama.) An Army
surgeon returns to a mining
town and becomes a physi-
clan for the society set.
Charlton Heston 1850.
100, WTOP (9-1he Late,
Late Show. Captured" 3"
(Outdoor heroics.) Life in a
German prison camp during
World War I. Leslie Howard,
Margaret Lindsay 1889.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

net will be An Evening with
Thornton Wilder" Secretary
of Welfare Ribicoff announced
last night.
The famous author will ap-
pear in the State Department
auditorium on Monday evening.
April 30.
Mrs. Kennedy is honorary
Evening star., 1962-04-09

chairman of the series.
Previous events in the series
have been evenings wit h:
Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg
and Marian Anderson.
Mr.. Ribicoff, who will intro
duce Mr.. Wilder. described him
as an author whose works are
meaningful to all America.