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TS JV- 31 ltd COOK ACCUSED 9 iFttJinnnuEnD simmmt (Coats ILAvnsnn with IFUJMimiEffl) DDM1E CAT iHmMATCMtiNG MlIJIFFS! 7 CD SO 53 pi 00 K3 lo BY OWN WORDS IN KNIFE DEATH A purported statement to the FBI made by the defendant on his arrest, was read into evidence yesterday in the murder trial of Edward McGivney, 33, former student at the U. S. Maritime Service training school on Hoffman Island, off Staten Island, where he was a cook. McGivney, who is on trial before Federal Judge Marcus B. Campbell and a jury in Brooklyn, is charged with the fatal stabbing of another maritime trainee, William Pasht, 29, Aug.

11. Agent Thomas E. Lynch of the FBI, resuming the witness stand yesterday, identified a 'written statement in which McGivney is alleged to have told of drinking 10 Tom Collinses on the night of the stabbing. Pasht had had ari equal number in a Staten Island bar and the two men returned to Hoffman Island together, McGivney said in the statement. They had argued frequently in the past and began again that night over the noisinehs of McGivney in getting undressed and closing his locker in the barracks, he said.

Finally, according to the statement, McGivney obtained a boning knife from the galley and "struck Pasht a number of times." Later, the defendant admitted in the statement, he put on a life preserver and jumped into the water, floating around until he was picked up by a police launch. Ingersoll Memorial For New Library Two tablets in memory of the late Borough President Raymond V. Ingersoll will be placed outside the main entrance to Brooklyn's new Central Library building at Grand Army Plaza and Flatbush it was learned yesterday. No date has been set for their installation, but library officials believe it will be soon as the City Art Commission has approved the design. The tablets' cost is $1,500 which is being supplied from the city's appropriation for the library building.

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