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Evening star., 1960-12-19
STRATEGY
Continued From First Page

SOAbA4AuCU EIVAu EIESL E&BS
to fight out the war on q dif-
ferent assumption-that the
United States strikes firSt.
Here is how the war came out !:
It starts again on that June
morning in 1858. Soviet troops
are pushing out from East
Germany in overwhelming
numbers. NATO troops cannot
stop them. President Kennedy
gives the order that fulfills
our pledges to our allies.
It is dawn in Moscow. Peo-
pie are asleep in crowded
apartments. in basement shell
tiers and sandbagged buildings.
Cities Collapse
White-hot warheads of
American missiles streak
groundward shedding brilliant
sparks, but few Russians see
them. They die as their beds
vaporize. Cities, airfields, mis-
sile pads, rail centers, ship
yards, factorieS-the fruits of
40 years Of building social
ism" suddenly are no more.
A few Soviet missiles and
bomberS escape to retaliate.
American cities absorb the
Soviet revenge.
But what towns still stand
in Russia pay for that revenge
as surviving American bombers
fly back for a final blow.
Seventy-five million Rus
slams are dead.
But ITO million Americans
die.
Will the Chinese inherit the
earth? Few Americans or Rus
slams can bring themselves to
care.
The computer exercises were
played again and again, vary
ing the facts and assumptions.
The number of dead was diff
ferent each time, but the gen.
eral outcome was the same-if
the Soviet Union strikes first.
we lose; II American strikes
first. we "win," but at the cost
of both civilizations.
Planned Attack
The Air Force officers run
ming the project then tried q
new approach. They told the
computer to assume that our
weapons were somewhat i'm
proved and our strategy
changed, so that our missiles
and bombers avoided Soviet
cities and struck only their
bomber, missile and defense
sites and weapon control CEN
ters.
Here is how this one, the key
exercise, came out:
It is the same June morn
ing. 1868.
The Soviets are attacking in
Western Europe. We fulfill our
pledges.
American missiles hit all the
Soviet bomber fields, missile
sites, nuclear submarine pens
and control centers that in
telligence has located. Most of
these targets are destroyed.
Surviving Soviet forces hit
back. But since Soviet cities
have not been destroyed, the
Communists flnd it not in their
interests to start a "city ex-
and confine them.
selves to the most lucrative
military targets: The we'll
publicized sites Of Americas
lone-range striking forces.
We reply with missile raids
on Soviet air defense centers,
Evening star., 1960-12-19
ELECTORS
Continued From First Page

| SD~
some "crackpot correspond
ence" urging that the States
70 electoral votes be withheld
from Senator Kennedy. But, he
told his colleagues" l hope you
haven't been influenced" The
South Carolina vote was cast
for Senator Kennedy.
After electors from seven of
the so States lad concluded
their business. Senator Kennedy
had 43 electoral votes, Mr..
Nixon 81.
Mississippi's 8 unpledged
presidential electors gave their
votes today to Senator Byrd,
for President and Senator
Thurmond, Democrat of South
Carolina. for Vice President, as
they said they would.
By tonight, after the last Of
the so separate meetings OF
State electors in their respec-
tive capitals, there should be
no doubt about the Democratic
candidates title to the highest
Office in the land.
But the exact size of his cleo
toral margin - the one that
counts under the Constitution
may remain in doubt even until
the final formality, the official
tallying of the electoral vote
by Congress in joint session
January 6.
Hawaii Votes Both Ways
Hawaii's three electoral votes
will be cast both ways, for Sen
ator Kennedy and for Mr.
Nixon. A partial recount in
the newest State, which had
been certified as carried by Mr..
Nixon, put Senator Kennedy
SIS votes ahead Saturday. A full
recount Is expected.
The Hawaii State courts may
settle the issue before January
10. If not, congressional legal
experts said. Congress has
power to do so. They said the
joint session could itself decide
whether to receive the votes of
the Democratic or the Republ-
can electors, or-since the out
come could not possibly be
Iaffected-could simply disre-
gard Hawaii's vote.
Counting Hawaii's 8 votes fo1
Senator Kennedy and barring
unforeseen defections of some
electors-who are only morally
bound to support the winrer Of
the popular vote in their States
the count at the end of the
day would be:
Senator Kennedy 1903. Vice
President Nixon 220, Senator
Harry F. Byrd. Democrat ol
Virginia, IA.
At least 269 votes are needed
; to win.
Byrd to Get IA Votes
! Senator Byrd was not q can.
didate, but he now is the choice
Of 6 Of Alabama's IL Demo-
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Jordan's Arab Legion trod the
stones where Roman legions
stood guard at the time OF
Christ nearly 1000 years ago.
On the slopes of the Judean
hills. shepherds still tend their
fiocks as they did the night
Christ was born. But many
former sheepfolds have been
transformed into munitions
dumps in the IL years since
the big war" broke out be-
tween Arabs and Israelis.
AS a constant reminder that
another outbreak may come
tomorrow or the day after,
shepherd boys tread the fields
softly lest they touch Of land
mines.
Restrictions Eased
The signs Of tension gen.
orally ease q bit during the
Christmas season. The Israelis
lift their trayel restrictions on
Christian Arabs and permit
them to cross the "no-man's
land" and walk through the
historic Mandelbaum gate into
Jordan where most Of the holy
places are located. They are
part Of the 2l3,000 Arabs who
remained in Israel after the
l949 Arab-Israeli armistice.
But the hostility between
Arab and Israeli never abates
enough to throw open the
barbed-wire frontier, guarded
on each side by armed troops.
The constant threat Of war
even forces the Latin patriarch
Of Jerusalem to follow Q cir
cuitouS route to Bethlehem tc
preside over Christmas mass
at the Church Of The Nativity,
built on the reputed site Of the
Christ Child's birth.
Before 1948 the patriarch
could leave through the Jafa
Gate in the city's west wall.
For the past IL years, however
this gate has been closed be-
cause the wall on that side now
runs almost parallel to the
|"no-man's land" separating
Arab Jordan and Jewish Israel.
AS the procession Of pilgrims
moves again this year from
Jerusalem toward Bethlehem,
they will see q blue and white
nag flying over q lonely build
ing atop o hill.
To the ancients, this hill was
known as the Hill Of Evil
Counsel" the place where the
high priests and Pharisees
plotted the crucifixion Of
Christ.
Today atop this hill Is the
headquarters Of the United Ma
tionS truce supervision organi-
Eation which has been trying
for the past II years to keep
the Arab-Israeli hatred from
turning the Holy Land into
another bloody battlefield.
Arab guides who escort
tourists and pilgrims to the
holy places seriously doubt that
the present uneasy truce can
last forever.
Another WARP" They shrug.
How else can 1t end?"
Evening star., 1960-12-19
Byrd to Get ID Votes

Senator Byrd was not q can
didate, but he now is the choice
Of 6 Of Alabama's ii Demo-
Evening star., 1960-12-19
KENNEDY
Continued From First Page

ing in Miami, will join the
group for dinner, Mr.. Salinger
said, and spend the night at
the Palm Beach Towers Hotel
to be on hand for further con-
ferences tomorrow.
Senator johnson, asserting
that he is proud Of the post
election actions Of Senator
Kennedy. told reporters on his
arrival that I'VE are of to a
very fine start" for the new
Democratic administration.
He praised Senator Ken
nedy's cabinet appointments
and said he thought the group
will work well together" He
added that he was "very pleased
at the accent on experience and
youth in the cabinet"
The President-elect's 35-
year-old brother, Robert. named
last week to be Attorney Cen
eral, is vacationing in Palm
Beach with his family and
might be asked to sit in at the
strategy huddles. '
Representative Mccormack
Of Massachusetts,, the Demo-
cratic floor leader in the House,
was invited to the conference
but could not come because Of
solne things he had to do in
Massachusetts," Mr.. Salinger
Safd.
The President-elect arrived
at the home of his parents FRI
day evening and hopes to be
able to stay on here, combin-
ID work and relaxation. until
a least the first week Of jan
uary.
: Treasurer Named
Meanwhile, the President
elect announced last night ap-
pointment of Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Smith, CALIFORNIA; Democratic
national committeewoman. to
be Treasurer Of the United
States.
This means, for one thing,
chat Mrs. Smiths signature will
replace that Of Mrs. Ivy Baker
Priest on currency printed
after the Kennedy administra-
ton comes into power Janu-
ary 20.
The office Of the Treasurer
Of the United States is essen
TALLY the banking facility of
the Government. The Treas
urer is not a policy-making
official, as Is the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
! In announcing Mrs. Smiths
appointment, Senator Ken
nedy said her ability, vitality
and experience will be great
assets in fulfilling this office. &"
Cabinet Secretary Slated
She was the second Califor-
nian active in Democratic
Party affairs in the State that
Senator Kennedy appointed to
an important job during the
week end. He named J. Edward
Day, Los Angeles insurance
executive, as his Postmaster
General Saturday.
Fred Dutton, recently exec
utive assistant to California
Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown,
IS expected to be named soon
as secretary to the cabinet.
Despite Senator Kennedy's
disclaimer that political con-
siderations played any impor-
tant part in his selection Of
Mr.. Day as Postmaster Cen
eral, the emphasis on attrac-
tive jobs for California
Democrats over the week end
generally Is regarded as a move
urged by party leaders to
strengthen the, State organiza-
ton in an effort to put Cali
fornia back into the Demo-
cratic column.
Mrs. Smith, 40, grew up in
Canada, where she was born
Of American parents. She has
lived in California since 1914
She was co-owner Of a prosper
Gus dress shop there. She be-
came active in politics, in 1948,
and was elected Democratic
national committeewoman In
1856.
Her home is in Kentfield
Calf. where she lives with her
l7-year-old son, Donald. A
daughter, Mrs. Robert w
Gum, Is, lives in Bedford
Village, N. Y.
The President-elect also i
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NURSERY FURNITURE

Cribs, double drop sides, odjustoble springs,
costers. Wox or white finishes - 24.9S
5 StrolleFs with eonopy, sun VISOR bosket, white
tires, boxed seat, reclining back; fully eoIIopsbIe.
6 Toylor Tot StrOlIes. Folding Shopping bog,
padded scot, foot brakes ---- 9.9s
PFam Cribs. Plastic screening on 4 sides, zip
pered top on sides. chrome plotted folding
tubular pusher and legs, rubber wheels and foot
broke. Hinged mottress ----- s.ss
eethnettssS, fluted frames, podded top, foot
operoted, undershelf, bath sproy, nursery print
cover on pad 1899
Drep-Side Cribs with odjustobe spring. Costers,
nursery deco, hardwood construction. White or
noturoI finishes 1899
Crib Mattresses, full size, with assorted tickinos.
Choice OF innersprno, hoir block. Acid and voter
repeIlent covers in nursery pottems -- 1899
Trov-L-Seats. Assorted cor scots some with steer
ing wheels, telescopino ouord rolls, boxed scots,
z.ss
Boby Sorrisses, with Iift-out body. 4-bow hood,
chrome plotted tubuor pusher, oIunninun pointed
shoekle eeor. Maroon body with white trim Foot
Tour-A-Bed. cor beds covered with ottroctive
woshobe moterios. Assorted styles. All have steel
tromes, some tubular. Sofety belt, beoded avn
bor opposition steel honoeY- 10 S.os
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RADIOS

5 Delmoniee AM/FM 7-TubeTsbIe Rsdios. Croft
monship, sound and style OF remarkably low
price. 5" speaker, external speaker ioek----$z3
Just zol Clock Rodios. Fomous moke-wokes you
to music. Cleor doI clock. Eosy to tune---$i7
Emerson 5-Tubs Table Redios. ReoI rodio voIue
in this ottroctive model, plus power and boIonced
tone quolity
10 GsnsFsl Electric Table RadiOs- SIT
10 GensrsI Electric Clock Rodios s---- sal
Imported AM/FM/SW TsbIs Rsdies- S4s
TsbIs Model Rsdios ---------S SII
General Electric ALI Tssnsistor Clock Radios SAT
Generei Electric 6-Trsnsistor Pocket Radios S21
IL Delmonieo 6-TFonsisseV Pocket Rsdies- $z3
GsneFel Electric De Luxe Clock Rodios- - SAG
GFoneo AN TebIs Radios - SJA
Zenith AM/FM TabIe Radios - S44
Zenith TabIs Model Rodios - SIG
RcA Victor Tsbls Model Rsdios SIS
Z RcA Victor Clock Radies dies- S73
Evening star., 1960-03-25
STEREO HI.FE

Femeus Msks Hi-Fi Console. Self contained,
stereo hi-fidelib rodio- photograph, Ahh/FM
rodio. speakers, separate boss and treble con-
tros - SLIT
4 Imported stereo Hi-Fi Consoles AM/FM /sW
kooIos. SPeokers -------S SZZ7
z Imported Sssreo H-Fi Consoles, AM/FM /sW
Nooto WITT DOR SZ9T
AdmiraI SteEeo Console with motchine speaker,
$i57
z AdmirsI Sssreo Self contsinsd Consoles STAT
] General Electric Console Self conteined Sterso.
$Iss
Fsmous make SteFse Self centened Consoles,
6 speakers S147
] Imported Hi-Fi Console AM/FM/SW Redios,
cocktail bor
Z Imported SteEeO Consoles. AIA/FN /SW rodios,
$i33
z Grundis Moisstie stsrso Consoles. AA/FM /sW
'ooiOS -------------------
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ELEGANT, CONTEMPORARY
TABLES

Crofted of Fine Figured Cherry-White
Genuine Leather Tops-Antique Bross
Hardware.
l-3z" Round Single PedesseI Drum TsbIe. 44.ss
Ia" Squere Lamp TobIs- S4.ss
1-2shx2l" ons-Drswer commeds TebIe,
S4.ss
l-3ox2l" one-Drowsr Step End TsbIs- 54.ss
I-4sx22" obIOns coektoH TsbIs with one
drawer --. ------- S4Ss
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Small EIeetrics

Hoover Constellation Elective Vacuum Cleaner.
Complete with oil attachments. Make your Clean
ing cosy S44
Foremost Mossoser-Exereiser Belts. Just q few
minutes doy gets you thot stimulating, yet re-
loxino feeling. Helps relieve tense nerves and
fotieue 1898
Foremost SIendeV-AetiOn Lounge. 20 De luxe model
couch gives you the benefits Of on expensive soon
In the privacy OF your own home
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Electric RosoFy ~" Power Mower. $500 RPM,
omps., electric motor with on and off switch.
Develops up to | Va HIP. one-piece oIumnum
die-cost eIossie. Light in weight but durobe.
MesoI Wordrobss. Double door with sturdy clothes
bor Brown finish, 64x27x2o" size. with mirror,
1899
Outdoor Dryers, oil STEEL 80 postic lines. Ground
socket included ------------------ 6.97
Metal Adjustable Ironing TabIes with pod and
cover Perforated top allows steom to eseope.
Adjusts from "A" to 4.99
Set Of 4 kins-Sizs TV Treys. Block with forol
designs. Bronze finish legs, self contained rock,
MetsI Utility csbiness. White enomeI finish.
64x27xl2". 5-shelf spoces --------ll.ss
FoIdins Picnic Tsbles. Folds fIot for cosy storooe
and coryino 24x6o" size ------------7.
7S-Ft. cIeer Piessie Gorden Hose e-------z.ss
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ANOTHER TREMENDOUS VALUE EVENT!
SALE OF H0MEFURNISH|NGS!
DESKS

block finish. As is --- -. 24.sS
i-S-Drowes DseoFoted Desk-23x48x30." Ex-
qusite design Of ebony ond sold eIeoont detailing
on drower fronts in hond- -pointed gold, genuine g.
part white leather top; ebony finish $ss
Z Ledies EIsssnt Styled French Provincial Desks.
One ocorn shode, fruitwood finish, genuine leather
TOP trimmed in 24-kt. gold.
One antique white finish with white genuine leather
top, trimmed in 24-kt gold ---------47.Ss
Evening star., 1960-03-25
TOYS

2s-e-f. Welding Pools with oovonized wolI,
viny tonk AeS
II Sand Boxes t36x42" overoIIi scots on z sides.
odiustoble canopy, z bottom supports 6oIvonized
bottoms 400
EIevsn Pley Gym Sets, 2h-in tubing overoIl.
Complete with 7-foot slide, ,ooO-lb. test choin.
Nylon bearings on swing honoers 1899
Pool TobIss, s4x46x5l". complete with boIIs,
Evening star., 1960-03-25
TAPE RECORDERS
PHONOS

3-4-Speed Portfolio Steree Phones. $40
RcA Victor csrtridss Tape Rseordsrs-- $7Is
RcA Victor cortridss Tspe Rseorder---- $I6S
z Reeordie Steree Tsps Recorders $I33
z Reeo'dio Tepe Recorders dsn------------ $ss
! wsbsOr stsreO Taps Recorder $Is7
RcA Victor StsFeo Portfolio Phones SGT
RcA Victor sserso Portfolio PhOnos ----- $50
Birch 4-Speed stsrso Portfolio Phonos.--- $50
DeImcnieo Chord orsans s--- SIT
Mesnus Chord oEsons SIT
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FAMOUS STIcKLEY BROTHERS
SHOWROOM SAMPLES OF
OCCASIONAL TABLES-DESKS
CHESTS AND CONSOLES

oblons PrOvineial coektsil. genuine leother top,
fruitwood finish 32.So
! Provincial commOds TebIe. genuine sother or
wood top, fruitwood finish. antique bross hord-
ware 3z.SS
4 PrOvineieI Step End Tobes, genuine Ieother top,
fruit1ood or white finish - - co, 32.9e
, Provincial Style Lsmp TsbIes with lower shelf.
! genuine leather top, ! morble-top fruitwood fin
ish. genuine leother top, white finish co. 42.sS
z Provincial Style Round coektsiI TsbIes, wood
top fruitwood finish, ! white leather top, white
finish - ..-- 1890 ca, 80 80
! Provincial Style Drum TsbIe, genuine leother
top, pedestol bose, fruitwood finish - 3S.S9
l-S4" Mehosony coekteiI Tsbls with morbls
top; traditional style ----- -- 47.e9
Round commods Tsbls, 2-door grille front,
routed sides, genuine Ieother top, mahogany fin
iS'i' OH ]0StSIS NT.Sy
! Square coektai o. Corner Toble, Provincial
style. genuine Ieother top, fruitwood finish, 3zss
Evening star., 1960-03-25
GROUP OF MODERN TABLES

With Asiotic StyIine-Delicote, DetoiIed
Appointments, Ebony Finish Accented by
Gold Stripine-Weothered Bross Hard
wore.
I-ssxI7h" obIons coekteiI TobIs with one
drawer -- -.---- $3.50
I-zsxzoh" End Tobe with one drower, 1899
I-zsx2oh" Step End TsbIs with one drower.
42.ss
l-25h" Squors commode TsbIs with one
drower 1899
I-2s" Round Provincial Drum TebIs, single
style pedcstol bose; genuine eother top; acorn
2-S6xzC" PFovineioI Style oblOns cOekseil TsbIs
with 5-port leather tops; ocron fruitwood finish.
Eoeh 44.S9
I-3ShxI4x26M" EIesont French PsevineisI
Console, antique white finish; port wood, part
genuine leather top - ~ A2.99
l-36" Round French Provineiol ceekteI on
tque white finish with rotchino white genuine
leother top 49, 49, 1899
l-2sx2I" French Provincial commods TebIs,
antique white finish with motchino white genuine
leather top; one drower --------- 42.99
Evening star., 1960-03-25
CONTEMPORARY STYLED
TABLES

With Magnificent Bud Tops, Master
fully lnIoid Elegantly Adorned with
Bross Aecents-Lieht Mahogany Finish.
I-2s" Square 2-Door commode TsbIs $ss
I-z3x32" ons-Drower Step End TebIs $ss
I-zsh" Round 2-Door commods TobIs with
poneed sides $ss
l-20x6o" oblons coektoiI Teble, one drower,
$ss
i-3s" Round Cocktail TebIe, one drawer $7s
Evening star., 1960-03-25
FLOOR COVERING

Black and white NyIon Face. l5-ft, es-yds..
Sq' yo'
Grey and Gold All Wool Face. l2-ft, 22o-yds.
Sq yo -------------------
Aquo Twist Weave All Wool Foes. l2-ft., 7e-yds.
Sq yd.
Blue "AeriIon" Aerylie Fiber Foes. I5-ft., 63-yds
~ po' 20
Sandolwood Twist. All wool face. 12-ft. 5z-yds.
Gold Wilton Wool Foee. l2-ft, 37-yds. So. yd., 50
Aquo All Wool Foee Wilton l2-f, lle-yds..
Sq yd.
Twist Weave. Heavyweight 1929 wool, 3oo6
nyon foce, 4 eolors So. $40
Beige Texture All Wool Fees. l2-fty e5-yds.
So yd. -.-
Soutern Twist Weave All Wool Foee. Oft, 77-yds.
So. yd.
MANY OTHER ONE OF A KIND ROLLS TO
CHOOSE FROM
Evening star., 1960-03-25
TRADITIoNAL-sTYLE TABLES

lustrous Hond-Rubbed Mahogany Fin
ish and Genuine Hand Pudded Leather
Top-Bross Hardware and Costers.
l-2ox42" ObIone cockto Tobe w 32ss
i-2exle" Step End TobIe ------ 32.ss
l-25x2o" one-Drower Commode Toble 3z.se
i-2s" Round Single pedestoi Drum TobIe, $3.50
Evening star., 1960-03-25
MODERN TABLES

With Ebony and Gold Crofted for Ex-
quisite Decor.
IA" Squers ons-Drawer Lsmp TsbIs- -32.ss
l-27x2o" ons-Drewsr commods Tsbls- --47.ss
l-2ox3o" Step End TsbIs with 2-doos COM
pertinent ----- 47.99
l-36" Round One brewer ceektsiI TsbIs, 3z.Ss
Evening star., 1960-03-25
one-of-o-kind BroodIoom Ruas

one-of-o-kind BroadIoom Rugs
Green Plush Pile Wool. l5xl7.s" SIss
Beige Twist AlI-WooI Pile. l5xl8'$lss
Dark Beige Twist AII-WeoI Face. l5xle' $I4s
Blue Twist AIl-WooI Face. l5xlo'-Slos
Green Loop Pile NyIon. l5xl5' 500
Green Twist AII-WooI Pile .5"-SI3s
Beige Rayon Pile, l2x23' S6 $50
Green so9G Wool. 500 Rsyon Foee. l2xl4' $50
Green Twist 7o% Wool, so% Nylon Face.
Bliss" S6S
Grey Loop Pile Wool, l2xll'e" e"---$7S
Martini Wool Plush Pile. l2xl45"
MANY OTHER oNE-oE-A-KlND PIECES FROM
WHICH TO CHOOSE
Evening star., 1960-03-25
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Discontinued Styles
$l9.66 to 1896

7 Night TobIes, mahogany veneered - 1856
z Panel Beds, mahogany veneered, double size,
1888
Double pressers and mirror. nnohooony veneered,
6s.66
5 Triple Dresses and Mirror, mahogany veneered,
$500
5 Bookcase Beds, mahogany veneered - 1885
z Chests, solid mopIe e-------4 1856
! Double Dresser, solid mopIe -- 7l.oo
! Night TabIe, solid mople - 1899
3 PeneI Beds, solid mopIe, double size 24.S2
a Spindle Beds. solid mople, double size 34.oo
3 Bar Beds, solid mopIe, double size -- 1886
Night TabIes, cherry eordovon -------- $500
6 Chests. cherry cordovon --- $500
10 Triple Dressers, cherry cordoVon ------6s.99
4 Bookcase Beds, cherry eordovon, twin size $500
4 Chests. blond ash -------6 $500
z Double DFessers and Mirror, blond osh-- $3.50
! Bookcase Bed, blond osh, double size $3.50
J Night TobIes, blond ash ----- 1850
Night TobIes. rose walnut --------- 1886
Chests, rose walnut ------ 1886
Panel Bed, rose walnut, double size $500
! Triple Dresser and Mirror, rose wonut 1886
3 Bookcase Beds. rose woInut, twin size $500
Evening star., 1960-03-25
HOUSEWARES
Y" Rotary Power Mower
Briggs & Stratton Engine

3-H.P., 4-eyeIe Briggs 6
Strotton engine. Throttle
control on hondle. RecoiI 4
storter. Staggered wheels for
cosy teroce moving. Fully
ouoronteed for one year
stortina June |, 1860.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
AIR CONDITTONERS
Dehumidifiers


6 easement Styles, AH.P, is orps, ll5-v,
$l37
~ y sis7
chFysIer | HIP, II omps., lis V ---- STAT
q G-E I-H.P., rs Amps. Air Conditioner $ls7
3 c. Electric l-H.P., 2so-V. Air Conditioner.
SALT
I G-E 2-H.P., 23o-V. Air Conditioner S2ss
3 chrysIer easement l-H.P., 7.S-Amps Air Con-
ditioneFs --------------- ---- %%of
4 Fomous Brend l-H.P., 7.S-Amps, Air condi-
tioneFs S167
4 Whirlpool l-H.P., 7.5-Amps. Air condtioners,
$ls7
z Whirlpool z-HP, zso-V. Air cOnditioners,
$2s7
s Fsmous- -Brond Dshumdifiers- SIT
Wall cobinets-Sinks
3-42" Youngstown Kitchen Sinks $50
IS Republic Steel Isxso" Wall cebinets $40
$ Republic Steel 1880" WsII cobinsts -$iI
7 Republic Steel 24xIs" WoII cabinets $40
Q Republic Steel sex3o" Wall ccbinets, green,
SIS
= Republic Steel Isx1s" Well Cabinets So
MANY OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE
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BROADLOOM
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AII-WooI Loop Pile BroodIoom,
green and white tweed or blue e.
and white tweed So. yd -
AII-WooI Loop Pile BroodIoom.
Choose from beige or cham 50
poene. So. yd.----- %
AII-WooI Plush Pile Broadloom.
Choose from grey, aqua or Sym
sun gold. So. yd.-------
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UPHOLSTERY

Replacement chsiss, Pods to match, in two
oes'9ns; Filled with cotton for longer weor.
24x72". Eoeh 90
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CHINAWARE
REFRTGERATORS-
FREEZERS

4-s-eu.-fs. 6-E Refriserstors- -$ils
z-Io-eu.-ff. CD Refrissretors-
l-II-eu.-Ft. G-E Refrigerator
! Merge s-eu-fs. Refrigerator $s7
! Frisidsrs s-eu.-Ft Refrigerator
I FHsidoirs ii-eu.-ft. Refrigerator
Z G-E li-eu.-ft. Refrigerator
, G-E li-eu.-ff. De Luxe RsFrssrutors- ----$lss
z G-E z-Doov i2-eu.-ft. De Luxe RefHssretors,
S297
, Frisideire I2-eu.-ft. ImpsrioI 2-Doos Refriser-
whihpooI 2-Doer De Luxe l2-eu.-ft. Refriser-
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, Whirlpool I2-eu.-ft. Refriserotors- ------ $ls7
Admired Duol-Temp. l3-eu.-ft. 2-Door Re-
sriseTotor ------ $zsS
AdrniFol 9-eu.-ft. Upright Freezer - SiSS
z Frisidere ls-eu.-f. Upright Frsexers - $z67
3 Gibson lo-eu.-Ft. FFeexers- $i66
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RANGES

I FrisidsiEe Electric Range ---$ls7
I Frisideire Deluxe Electric Ranse $267
Z Generol Electric Ronses SLIT
Dixie High BroiIer Gas Ronses ------- $i57
Masie Chef Chrome Top Gas Rsnses- SlS7
Teppen De Luxe Gas Rensss SlS7
I Meeie Chef 36" Gas Ranses $i33
WASHERS-DRYERS
s G-E Automatic Weshss. 2-eyce-
Whirlpool Electric Dryers
! Essy Washer Dryer Combination ------$277
CT Electric Dryers ECONOMICALLY
3 Eosy Automatic z-cyeIe Woshers-
I G-E Deluxe Dryer
CT Electric Dryers
4 G-E 2-cyeIe, z-Speed Wsshers-
Eesy Spndrier Washers rs-$l29
Essy Wrinser-Typs Woshers- $50