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housing facilities to provide
on-the-spot inventories and
prompt deliveries.
Frank Davis, who has
been providing VIDISCO
merchandise to individual
families. will now devote
his full time TO this activity
VIDISCO is another ex-
ample Of the forward steps
being taken locally to i'm
prove services and facilities
in the basic needs Of our
community. It is already
being patronized by the
majority Of the leading ho-
tells and restaurants, as we'll
as an increasingly large
group Of residents.
AS both tourists and resi-
dents increase, and as our
own standards Of living
therefore improve, VIDIS-
co will contribute signifi-
cantly to St. Crooks stature
among the islands in the
SUM-
, 1961-02-28
Buckley

SO4AAA
ilization Conference to be
held in New York City on
March %, 20 and 80, 1861.
AT this meeting the Ma
tional program for econo-
mic sterilization, a $ a
whole. will be discussed in
detail, with special empha-
sis being given to the pro-
cedures by which the Ma
tional Government will
assist the states, common
wealth, and territory in de-
veloping h e If interim
capability for economic
sterilization.
, 1961-02-28
CALL o BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupliL
cate, will be received at the
Dept. Of Property 8 Procure
ment, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until loo
A. NJ. March 10, 1861, and
then publicly opened for
the following:
Groceries (Insular Train
ing SCHOOL,
Compact Car
Pickup Truck, " Ton
Asphalt, Paving Emulsion
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
DluS, TO valve any lnloFnanty
in bids, and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
M&HFM 1911 4. HI@#H.. AE-.F
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphcnso RomneY
District Supervisor
, 1961-02-28
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division 0 +
Procurement, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO "A. M. March8, 1861.
Crushed Stone
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, ST. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
25-27-28
, 1961-02-28
One Of its great motion pictures
in Color
"HoME FROM THE HILL"

1A0A4A 4AS4 $3.50 $500
Robert Mitchum, Elenor Parker,
Everett Sloan, George Peppard
This film is nc,i recommended for
children y! 1t is strictly ADULT
entertainment!
A slice Of life in a small southern
town, barred for all to see. An un-
usual film, everyone will be talk
ing about.
Due to the length of this film the
performances will commence
promptly at 5 pm and $50 pm.
Also latest worldwide News
, 1961-02-28
HOSPITAL

HOSPITAL. 81.
bers; and, on March 3 and
A, from a booth outside
Rasmussen's. Or you may
buy your ticket at the door
on the 18th.
Be sure to circle Marca
y on your calendar right
now, SO that you won't miss
this marvellous opportunitX
to see the latest fashions
and perhaps win one for
yourself. You, also, have
the satisfaction Of knowing
that you are helping a
worthy cause.
, 1961-02-28
VIDISCO, which started

VIDISCO, which started
in business last summer,
holds a long-term lease on
the refrigerated warehouse
near Peters Rest School,
and now maintains a large
inventory Of the highest
quality Stateside meats,
available to Saint Crolx
hotels, restaurants, and in
stitutions, and also to indi-
Vidual families.
At the Stockholders Meet
proposals were ap-
proved for an expanded
financing plan, ana ne
num Der Of authorized
shares Of stock was in
creased fve-fold, reflect
ing confidence in success.
Mr.. Shoemaker, recently
retired President of Dow
Chemical international,
stated that for the present,
VIDISCO will devote its
primary attention to St.
.Croix, but that future plans
include services to neigh
boring islands, most Of
which lack necessary ware
, 1961-02-28

TeJgATGG

OD3DVGD
Tues. Evening at $3.50
In Spanish
MAS ALA DEL oLVIDo"
Laura Hildalgo y Hugo DelzCarril,
Gloria Fernandez
Wednesday
Double Feature Day
1st Feature
Transcon presents:
HIGH SCHOOL HELLCATS"
End Feature:
TranScon presents:
SUBMARINE SEAHAWK"
Thursday & Friday
MGM Pictures presents
"VERBoTEN-
Susan Cummings, James Best,
Anne Hope
This is the story of the aftermath
of war faced by the US. Military
Government in Germany, in bring
ing order and respect out Of
chaos and horror!
Also latest worldwide News!
Saturday
Double Feature Day!
THE DAY THEY ROBBED
THE BANK OF ENGLAND"
Aldo Ray, Elizabeth Sellars,
Peter O'Tool
Thrills and suspense as the
worlds biggest robbery is re-
enacted before your eyes.
Transcon presents:
Z WAS A TEENAGE
-FRANKENSTEIN"
Sunday. Monday Afternoon
and Evening and
Tuesday Afternoon
MGM Pictures presents
One Of its great motion pictures
in Color
, 1961-02-28
I WAS A TEENAGE
FRANKENSTEIN"

Sunday, Monday Afternoon
and Evening and
Tuesday Afternoon
MGM Pictures presents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
q AMOS NJ ANDY.
Comedy. tRepeats)
q THE EARLY SHOW.

Movie l Hour. IS Minutes Make Your
Own Bed 1914. Comedy about a
private eye and his girl who take jobs as
butler and maid supposedly in the line
Of duty Jane Wynan Jack Carson
sos q Bozo THE CLOWN.
Kids. Color
SIS 9 PoPEYE.
Kids Cartoons Featuring Captain Tu9g.
$50 q PICK TEMPLES RANCH.
Kids. Games. Dick Tracy" series.
5:45 q ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS.
Color Cartoons.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
TRAILERS

MARLETTE 41xs-rE. mobile home:
new washer: must sell; S2,o96.
ED. 9-5353.
RENT A VAC. TRAVEL TRAnER.
Reasonable rates. Quick service
Prom
Evening star., 1961-04-23
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
A LARGE
AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

May l6, ROANOKE. Va,
$50 AN. at Ralph 2. Mills Co.
yard, 1910 Tennessee St., SALEM,
VA. 90 Cat Dds w/doZeTS and
l w/ripper; Q6l Cat D-S'S 13A
and ~ Series: (6) Cat No. 25
CCU's: (3D INC TD-24's, (2l 24l
series; INC lSl TDlS; Ac HD2O.
Cat d.; . Cat D-6's: 2 Cat D-4s.
Lima 1901 wishoveI front. Cum
minis diesel, torque, this 3la-yd.
shovel good thruout; Northwest D
wLshovel. Murphy diesel, good; Lo-
Iain Al w/boom and Cat D-3lS;
font. Be asS 9.fFhEs ssd f9G hof.is sh2ys Ssd
shovel fronts; buckets, blocks,
other accessories. "a Euclid 6s-
FDT Twin GMC 67i engine motor
Scrapers-good; AC TS-360; LET
d and Letter Roadster and pull;
t2) LeT-W "Fullpack" c Pulls
good; (2l .Garwood SIS SeraperS:
Cat 955 loader-very good; AC
HD-6G and Cat D-4 leaders; .(5)
Cat No. 12,s, ST series. hyd steer
and scaTlfisrs; Gallon T-600:
Gallon and BIS rollers, 1914 ton;
(2) Huber ~ Ingram lotion roll
ers: Vibro-Plus Vib roller; Bros
Self Prop. No. 81 pneu. roller t3)
Tampa 13 wheel pneu. rollers:
(lD SheepfootS to 60"x60".
(3l Blaw-Knox 4 johnson lO0-ton
3 compt batch bins. scales, batch
ers,. etc; Bin-A-Batch 3 compt
Pump-crete; Pump-Crete Pipe
Sate Ci5 Assoc all o puTpose Tf spTsad-
ers w/Cont engines; 1873 mixers:
concrete buckets; quantities yibra-
tors; McK-Terry 5-B and 9-B3
Seaman self-prop ONO desc
Pulvi-Mixer; IR 125 Gyro COM
pressor: 90 cfm comps: Guam
titles air tools; C7l Koehring 60
"a Dumptors, GMC Al engines-
good: 90 Mack LIT side-dumr
less rock cruShers; i4) CD Air
Trac drills; (2) Mccarthy rock
borers; (3l Hardoscg coal drills;
Wagon drills. (76) kegs new drill
bits: Quantities new mainly Ce.
darapidS erusher parts: (3l Ford
Major diesel and INC wheel trac.
tors; Diesel and gas power units:
GE 100 XIV Gen w/Murphy die.
sci; other generators: OR J-54
Jet pump; 8" hi pressure and 6"
SsSan. Sana and t.Ss SGsher ana Dp%9S TnS; AtSsI
slec.' motors: weiders: pickupS;
trucks; dumps: cars: van trailersi
quantities other items.
Write-wire Auctioneers for detailed
sale bill. Inspection anytime
TERMS: Complete payment sale
day, or, to users lard down on
major items and balance on time
contract. Cashier or certified
checks. only when with letter from
bank can personal or company
POSITIVELY SELLSI NO MINI,
NUM- NO BID-NSl NO BUY
BACKSl
RALPH Z. MILLS CO.. owner
Evening star., 1961-04-23
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS = $4,000 "a
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential. farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
State OF Maryland. Cali or write
Mr.. ROBERTS. 21S E. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2, Nd, or SAratoga
7-4O47 day, night, Sun, HOLIDAYS,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

RESPONSIBLE couple desires TO
rent attrac. furn. cottage, on wa
ter, for season. Not more than 40
mi. from WaShington. viii con-
slider option TO buy. Phone DU.
7.3434 or DU. 7-3425.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

hEIIKINGy II you have local
property. let's swap for my beauti-
ful 3-bedrm. 2-bath house, in West
Palm Beach. IA. 4-330O.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
1,OA ACREG


In one block. Center OF Alabama,
2S miles South Of Birmingham
suburbs. ; miles Montevallo "a
college town.. Over 2,50O,OOO #.
timber. 2-acre deep lake, h-mile
on paved highway. Close to in
terstate throughway. = houses.
Extra GOOD future investment.
Good plant site. Plenty room for
employe houses Good cattle,
hog or tree farming. Excellent
for q housing subdivision with
plenty timber to build houses.
Price $3.50. per acre. or will ex-
change for Blue Chip Securities,
will consider long term lease.
Owner to retain no mineral
rights. Also 90 acres Bradley
County, Arkansas. Close to oil
district. Contact owner. Allen
CLARK, 2021 End ave, No. B'ham,
Alabama. Phone AL. 1-717I,
Res. TR. 1-4944.
7-RoOM HOUSE with bath, u
acres; $4,000 or make offer. Cor
donsVille, Va. sP. 3-1643.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
(coNTINUEDl
SUMMER CAMPS

FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk. Boys, girls. 7-15 yrs: fishing.
hiking, riding, swimming; request
folder, P. o. 629, HarriSonburg,
Va. Refs. AP. 7-S261.
SUMMER HOME, rs miles from
Wash; l acre waterfront; 2-bed-
rm. home. Price, $4,000. Write:
MRS. @. j. HENDERSON, St.
George Island, Md
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SUMMER HOMES

SOUTH RIVER - Modern water
front cottage, 2 double bedrms Il,
pvt. dock, all electric kit, fully
| furn.: Sl26 per mo. KE. 7-0S90.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
$4,000 REDUCTT0N - OLD 6on

5000 REDUCTION - Old home
restored and modernized; on nav
tgable salt water: 6 rooms, 2
baths. basement, oil heat, larEe
screened porch: hard surface road
to property; nearly 2 acres. Price
reduced from S2S,000 to $4,000
for quick sale.
MRS. q. 3. LORRAINE, BROKER
Heathsyille, Va. Telephone Hudson
Evening star., 1961-04-23
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

$50 acres Chesapeake Bay-front.
Wide sandy beach with stream
through property: suitable for
Eroup: many beautiful bldg. sites.
As mi, Q. c.
&-Pstuxent River. Sandy beach,
exclusive neighborhood, large q
story barn suitable for Conversion
TO home, gambrill roof, Well-con-
Strueted and in perfect condition.
S15, 200, IS mi. d. C.
S-Chesapeake Bay. Q large lots on
corner, vide sandy beach, no
cliffs. $4,000.
4-Chesapeake Bay. $50 acres. wide
sandy beach, 5 modern homes, 2
miles paved road: suitable for de-
=, Velopment: unusual opportunity,
Bay. 2 acres. modern
5-bedrm. brick home: AZ living
rm. with fireplace. 8 baths, oil
heat. huge porches. furnished: /:
22x44 swimming pool: care
takers home; boat house: 26-ft.
Chrts-Craft, 22-ft. Sailboat, row.
boat. with outboard motor; sandy
beach. go mi. D. c.
6--Chesapeake Bay. Large cottage
directly on bay, lovely view. inn
mediate possession: many. attrac-
tive features; 45 min. d. C.
TAT VTrDT DTAT nIxY
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

CITY SUBURBS, Mar
gate and Ventnor-Choice sum-
mer rentals, $3.50 up: sales,
$4,000 up. j. MCGOWAN, Realtor,
1902 Atlantic ave. Margate, N. ].
BETHANY BEACH, ocean front lot,
very desirable community, $4,000.
Box l03-X, Star.
CAPE COD, Mr.. SUMNER WHITE
HOUSE-substantial. attractiyely
furnished waterfront house, with
several protective lots optional:
all for less than 100000: a buy
Tor quick action: rental with op-
tlon 70 buy possible. DU. 7-9142.
MACS HEAD, ON THE OUTER
BANKS-50 rental cottages, ocean
pier, marina. boat ramps. sailing,
skiing: free brochure. ROBERT
a; YOUNG. Box "a, Kill Devil
HIS, N. @. -
OCEAN CITY, MD, attr. mod. 2
bedrm. cottage. on ocean, scr.
pch., gar. Special during mo. June:
500 wk. Also avail. later. KE.
-l0l2,
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Rent, 2 de-
strable ocean-front apts.: guarded
peach: reas. rates. HE. 9-2531.
OCEAN CITY, MD. = Furnished d
apartment, ocean side: $50 to $llb
per week. He. 9-24S4.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
AVIATION
(cONTINuEp)
ARE YOU READY

For the move to q real pilots air.
plane? Cessna 1872, TAs 15f
m.p.h.: full IFR: Omnigator. Sim
picker, ADJ, LF. Rotating beacon
based at National. Ny share
available since I'm leaving town
Only S1,100, I will finance. Cal
KE. 6-S290 between 10 and 4.
FLY AT SUBURBAN AIRPORT
Your Piper dealer. Large selections
new and used airplenes for sale
SUBURBAN AIRPORT, Laurel, Nd
PA. 5-2506.
GROUND SCHOOL COURSE, navi.
cation, ETC.: starts May ], Sub,
urban Airport. Call SP. 3-6935
RYAN NAVION, super B., 5000;
radios, full panel, $4,000. CL.
6-O44O.
LINK TRAINER, oVerhauled last
year for instrument school. OMNI-
uS-ADF-LF. CHI. S-SS13.
J-2 CUB 1887 model Continental
A-40; new prop; good condition.
license expired December 81, 1861
$500. J. P HYDE, RID. No. 2
Box II, Nokesville. Va.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FoR SALE BY oWNER

DELAWARE bungaloW,
ideal retired couple: kitchen, di-
nette, living room, bath, two bed
rooms, two large picture windows,
diversified screened porch, paved
driveway, breezeway, garage,
large workshop with cement floor,
unusual shrubs, three-V wire mower
circuit. independent water sys-
tenn, telephone. One mile from
Laurel on quiet paved highway,
doctors, banks. hospitals, theaterS
close by. Lovely neiRhbors. large
lake two blocks away. Cheasa-
peake Bay and Atlantic Ocean
within hours drive; game, bird
shooting. 1879 highway frontage
800 deep. Ideal fruit or tree
farming, Owner in Government
$1,000. Phone Mr.. LAURENCE
PARKER Ia 9-04SS
Evening star., 1961-04-23

S,5OO ACREs-Potomac River, 10
mi. Of waterfront ready for deV.
1000 A.-South River near Annap-
oils, Nd, city water and gas
Priced right. viii finance, ready
for development.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
YACHTMENl

Prestige location on wide Magothy.
Charming 4-bedrm., 3-bath home;
deep-Rater dock, perfect condition,
Year-round living, air cond. Many
extras. Mrs, Elgin, VA. 3-l374,
RUSSELL T. BAKER a CO,
10. 9-2S15 RltT. Baltimore Is, Nd
Evening star., 1961-04-23

3 BARGAINS in waterfront retire
ment homes, owners have reduced
prices drastically for quick sale.
Write or wire for details. O, B.
LORRAINE (BrokeT). Richmond
Federal Bldg, Richmond, Virginia.
Mountains. Free booklet, "vir-
einia."
Evening star., 1961-04-23

800 ACRES on Potomac River with
l mile frontage on river; 2 farm
development. Very reasonably
priced. Ewes, Sat. and Sun, call
Mr.. Smith with M. PAUL HAM
NAN, 1915 18th st. NV, AID. 2
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CRUMPTON
DEALE, ND. UN. 7-2os1

5 RMS, 2 screened porcheS, covered
patio, attic, furnished; lot 60x200,
overlooking Bay, private beach;
30 mi. from D. c.; will sacrifice.
co, 5-9546.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKEWOOD PIX. Ft. Pierce
Lakeside lot, g0x135: fish. swim
and boating: ready for building: !:
nr; ocean and all cows. OWNER,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcOHTINUED)

REHoBoTH BEACH-FirBt block
OF ocean. Lot 50xl00 It. st. Law
renee street. Sale price. $3.50.
Write Box 23b-X, Star.
BAND BEACH on choptank River
S-bedroom ranch home with COM
Portable living room, relaxing den,
Womarl'S kitchen, bath, garage on
handicapped acre. Quiet, sootnIns
spot in harmonious neighborhood;
$4,000. -
MATTHEWS a. COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
Evening star., 1961-04-23

RESTAURANT-High net on "A
mriiltSn " FSi.lslS sTSSsg. KI sIS5S1 I5s Or write
Bank Bldg, Jacksonville. Fla. .
Evening star., 1961-12-10

stern by the wife OF Representa- =
tive Stratton, Democrat of
New York.
The Plunger-which weighs
4,200 tons. 100 tons less than
the Tinosa-Was chriStened by
Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson, wife
OF the Democratic Senator from
New Mexico vino heads the
Joint Congressional Commit
tee on Atomic Energy.
Both new atomic subs will
carry torpedoes as their main
weapon. Neither Is designed to
handle the Polaris missile.
The new guided missile fri >
gate the 7,000-ton USS Harry
E. Yarnell, was launched at
Bath, Me. and the new guided
missile destroyer, the USS
Joseph Strauss, at Camden,
N. j.
The USS Robson. a 4,5O0-ton
guided missile destroyer
launched in April, 1860, Joined
the fleet in commissioning
ceremonies at Boston.
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Creditor Group Meets
With Slot Firm Officers

Robert M, Erdman, 43, a we'll
to-do New York doctor, and
Louis D. Forman, a vice presi-
dent of the Ace firm.
DR.. Erdman and Sanford j..
Moore A a former jukeboX
company operator who was ac-
tive in the Ace firm, were
among five men indicated by a
Federal grand jury on charges
of conSpiring to fix a bank
ruptcy fraud case for $4,000.
Mr.. Forman was not indicted
but was named in the indict-
ment as a co-conspirator, ac-
cording to a Justice Depart
ment attorney.
Also indicted were Justice
James Vincent Keogh of t h 2
New York State Supreme
Court: Antonio Tony Ducks
Corallo, described by the Sem
ate Rackets Committee as "one
of the most powerful under
world figures in the New York
area. and Elliott Kahaner, for
merly chief United State At
Evening star., 1961-12-10

A committee appointed by
creditors of the Ace Manu-
featuring Co. met in Baltimore
yesterday with officers of the
slot machine firm in an effort
, to untangle the company's
serious financial problems"
Neither the creditors nor the
officers of the Glen Burnie
Md firm would state whether
decisions regarding the firm S
future were reached, but one
spokesman declared there is "a
reasonable hope" that the
creditors demands will be met.
One official said the firm
owes its principal creditors
over 100000. Several creditor
suits have been filed in Anne
Arundel County Circuit Court.
Two part owners of the Ace
Co. and third man who was
active in company affairs were
named earlier this week in a
New York judicial fix" in
dictment.
The two owners are Dr..
Evening star., 1961-12-10
2 New A-Submorines
Join Missile Age Fleet

raded at the entrance tn the
Mare Island Naval Shipyard.
Security police arrested one
student who entered tn {
grounds carrying a sign which
said peace through love, not
subs"
The Tinosa is the second oil
the Thresher class submarine
considered one of the worlds
fastest, capable Of diving deep
er and running quieter at high
speed than any other type.
Reverse Launching
Because her finely tapered
stern might cause her to dive
the Tinosa entered the water
bow first, chistened on the
Evening star., 1961-12-10
BY the Associated Press

Two new atomic submarines,
Americas 9th and 23th,
slipped down the ways a con-
tinent apart yesterday, soon to
strengthen the United States
Navy's force to meet the de-
mands Of a nuclear and missile
age.
Also launched in separate
ceremonies were a guided mis-
sile frigate and a guided missile
destroyer. Another guided mis-
sile destroyer, launched several
months ago, joined the fleet.
But it is not ships alone
which give an enemy pause, a
speaker at one OF the ceremo-
nies pointed out.
Deterrent Seen
Rear Admiral Lawrence r.
Daspit. deputy commander of
the Atlantic Fleet Submarine
Force. told the audience at the
launching OF the atomic subma- =
rine USS Tinosa at Portsmouth,
NH:
THE potential enemy will not
be deferred merely by the num-
ber of the missile ships and
planes, but by the knowledge
that these units are manned by
skilled people able and ready to
use them If ordered. Many ships
of war are built and never fire
a shot in anger. but they serve
by their very existence to keep
the peace"
At Vallejo. Calf, the atomic
submarine USS Plunger-sixth
Of the skipjack hunter-killer
class-was launched while a
group of pacifist pickets pa
Evening star., 1961-12-10
A STAG AT BAY, BUT PLEASANTLY

torney for the eastern district
of New York.
According to Harold HenSle
treasurer of the Ace company
Moor negotiated" the deaI
which brought DR.. Erdman ano
Mr.. Forman in as so per cent
owners of the firm.
Although Federal law pro-
hibits the interstate shipment
of slot machines in most of the
Evening star., 1961-12-10

nation, the Ace company may
legally ship machines to Ne
vada where gambling is legal,
to England, and to Maryland's
Anne Arundel, Charles. Calvert
and st. Mary's counties, in
which slot machines have been
legalized.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

THE GIFTED YOUNG MAN -.
DRESSED TO PERFECTION
The Welponned gift nokes the we'll dressed young man,
Here, thouehtout gift program for co-odnoted dress
ing, sure to please your fovorite boy.
Above all: the oI-weother coot with zip-out ocrc
ed cotton she'll in tan olive. 8-l2 1898; 4-2o 2295
Roinhot 6Iz-7R 25O
The dress program: personozed wool bIozer in red
noVy, willow green metal buttons 8-l2, 1875; l4-2O,
2295
Oxford cloth cotton dress shirt white with button down
collar 8-l2 $50; l3-l4N 800
Add tie from our collection Boys LOO; Prep l5O
Dress sIocks by Shelby in vorety of obrics oveIed
for content and ooIors Jr. size 8-l2, 500 to 800
Prep sizes 27-32, 799 to 1195 The socks shown, 195
The sport program: cotton broodcIoh shirt eyeIet
snop- -tob style in white 8-l2 l3-l4h, 500
V-neck puIIover sweoter by Robert Bruce of Orone
ocVc in red, cambridge eroy, or almond green 8-l2,
500; l4-2O, 6.98
ribbed cardigan shown lower right in stone blue or
almond green OrIonr oeryc by Robert Bruce 8l2, 698;
l4-2O 1000
Beneoth the cordeon campus styled cotton sport shirt
in red, green or blue Torton pIoid $40, 800
Nshtfe comfort: cotton fIonneI poiomos in blue or
eroy Herodic print by Weldon 8 to 20, 800
W5L-The Boys Store Washington. Chevy Chase,
Wheoton Plozo, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-03
Attorney General Kennedy Seen Turning
Wheels at Justice Without Headlines

ing drawn together into q
collective anti-crime assault
force. An all-Federal crime
intelligence system is being
prepared. Efforts are being
made, too, for closer relation
ships with State and local
prosecutors.
Antitrust: Staffs are be-
ing enlarged. The Attorney
General has no hostility
either to business itself or to
bigness in business. He will
be Skeptically concerned,
however, wherever bigness is
attained simply by the swal-
lowing of the big by the much
bigger.
Labor baronism: This may
be considered-specifically in
the case of James Hoffa Of
the TeamSters Union-to be
nothing less than a clear and
imminent danger to public
order. If things go on as they
are, Mr.. Hoffa may be liter
ally in position to paralyze
the transportation of this
Nation by 1868. There is no
notion that long attacks have
cut him down. Instead, there
Evening star., 1961-03-03
WILLLAM S. WHITE
Quietest Man in the Cabinet

is a gloomy belief that he is
stronger than ever. More
legislation in this area may
be expected.
Civil Rights-On this SEN
sitive issue the Justice De-
partment will make haste
slowly but surely, centering
on protection Of the right to
vote. The authority Of the
Southern States will never be
lightly by-pasSed. The At
torney General, in fact, has
made a policy decision that
no Federal suit will be
brought until the leaders Of
the State involved have been
told of the situation and
given full opportunity to take
corrective action on their
own. D..
He will surely have to take
some heat here, from hot
eyed reformers who would
like just to cast all Southern
election officials into jail by
midnight. But, in the opinion
of this correspondent, he ID
ready to take it, in the con-
viction that a contemptuouS
pre-judging Of all Southern
motives is a poor way to run
a Department of Justice, let
alone a railroad.