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MIKOYAN
Qualification Sought
On Soviet Cube Policy

only bread and butter" talk
after the visit or represents
firm Soviet policy. The top
level talks with Mr.. Mikoyan
are seen as giving one possible
clue to the answer.
That answer assumes all the
more Importance because vital
specifics Of future United States
policy toward Castro Cuba are
awaiting q determination Of
future Soviet policy toward the
island.
For instance, the unilateral
United States restrictions on
all shipping to Cuba, in the
works before the missiles crisis
erupted, are now being held
back until the outcome of the
crisis is crystal clear.
Suspicion is gaining ground.
however, that the outcome will
never be any clearer than Its
present de facto status. That
means that Mr.. Castro refuses
international inspection, the
Soviet Union goes along with
him after withdrawing the Of
fensive weapons and the United
States never makes a formal
no-invaSion pledge nor accepts
any bogus international inspec-
ton for the Southeastern United
States and Caribbean, as de-
manded Monday by Castro
Cuba.
All Of which adds up to in
definite continuation of the
Cuban problem, but at a more
manageable, less inflammatory
level. And the best bet is that
at that level Mr.. Castro will
no longer present an obstacle
to further Soviet United States
discussion Of other cold war
problems.
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vandercook. said that "the
Icompany's refusal TO mediate
within recommendation laid
down by both President Ken
Inedy and his aerospare board
have caused this STRIKE
Lockheed makes the Pclaris
missile and the Agena second
stage booster used IN the
Ranger and Mariner programs.
The company also turns out
the F-104 Super Starfighter
and the P-3A anti-submarine
patrol plane.
From the start, the biz OBJ
staele in the way Of Q contract
agreement was a union demand
for a union shop election.
Plan Voted Down
North American Aviation,
Ryan AeronautieaI ana Cen
eral Dynamics Corp. put the
union shop up to a vote, and
in each case employees did not
give the plan the required two
thirds majority and it failed.
The machinists held out for
the union shop vote even after
Lockheed offered a contract
it called "as good as any in the
industry"
The average pay for union
members at Lockheed under
the expired pact is Sass per
hour. Lockheed's latest offer
would have provided about q
25-cent hourly increase over
three years, including wages
and other benefits.
Lockheed maintains a test
ing facility at Cape Canaveral
for the Polaris and others for
the Agena. The Canaveral base
was the first struck.
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would be permitted to vote on
setting up a union shop-under
which all eligible workers
would be requested to join the
union TO keep their jobs,
May Seek Injunction
The company said it was un-
alterably opposed to compulsory
unionism. The union, noting
that q union shop election had
been recommended by q special
presidential board. would not
accept q contract without such
an election.
Last night. q source close to
the White House indicated that
If picketing extended to missile
bases-as it later did-the Gov
eminent might seek a Taft
Hartley Act Injunction before
the end OF the week. Under such
an mJuncGlOn, there would be
an 80-day cooling off" period.
during which no strike could
be conducted.
This strike makes no sense
at ALL" said James B. Lydon,
Lockheed vice president in
charge Of industrial relations.
THE union has rejected our
contract and called a strike
not because our contract is not
a good one. out only because it
does not yield to the unions
demand for compulsory Union
membership Or to a vote among
employees on this one issue
(union shop).
"A union shop at Lockheed
would force $4,000 Lockheed
men and women to Join the
union or lose their jobs. We
refuse to place them in this
position"
A union spokesman, Neil
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u. 5, Belgium
Warn Katanua
.0nCOnuoUnitY
BY the Associated Press


The United States and Bel
GUM are ready to clamp strong
economic pincers on the seces-
sionist Katanga government If
it doesn't agree soon to unity
with the Congo.
President Kennedy and Paul
Henri Spaak. Belgium's Foreign
Minister, said in q statement
after a White House meeting
yesterday that they had agreed
severe economic measures
must be applied soon If vol
untary efforts to unity the
Congo fail.
This unusually tough word
ing pointed up mounting con-
Germ here that the massive
two-year effort TO save the
Congo will collapse unless uni
fication Is achieved soon.
United States authorities
freely acknowledged that the
Kennedy-Spaak warning was
aimed mainly at Noise Tshom-
be, Katanga secessionist who
has spurned efforts by acting
United Nations Secretary Gen.
eral U Thant to unity the Congo.
In their statement, Mr.. Kennedy
and Mr.. Spaak backed Mr..
Thant's efforts.
Thant Plan Near
At the United Nations. Mr..
Thant was reported nearing
completion Of q revamped plan
for ending Katanga's secession.
But there was no word on the
status Of talks centering on the
prime issue Of siphoning part
of Katanga's rich mineral tax
revenues into the central gov
ernment's undernour ished
treasury.
Further United States-Bel-
gian conversations on the
Congo will be held at the U. N.
Undersecretary Of state
George McGhee and G. Mennen
Williams, Assistant Secretary
in charge of African affairs,
flew to New York this morning
to continue the discussions.
Mr.. Spaak left for New York
last night and is expected to
meet today with Mr.. McGhee
and Mr.. williams at the u. N.
Mr.. Thant may release to-
morrow q comprehensive Congo
report to the u. N. Security
Council, including details of
his unity plan. This proposes a
$3.50 split Of Katanga's mineral
taxes. 1t also calls for adoption
Of a Federal constitution under
which Katanga would return to
the Congo fold.
Mr.. Thant was reported pre-
pared to hold back on economic
penalties against Katanga for
the present. position favored
by Britain.
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Nucleur BIost Fired

A nuclear test Of low yield
was conducted underground
yesterday by the Atomic
Energy Commission at its
Nevada test site. This was
the 57th announced test in the
Nevada series which began
September IS, 1851.
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Pope Has Influence;
Operation Talk Persists

a statement issued at noon be-
fore the doctor visited the Pope,
said: To-day the Holy Father
did not hold his usual Wednes-
day general audience because
he is slightly indisposeX
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BIRD

Continued From Page Al
such as is needed by cold
weather birds.
Mr.. Grimmer said birds are
being sent out Of town as fol-
lows: two roseate spoonbills to-
the Swope Park Geological Gar
dens in Kansas City, Mo-; two
scarlet ibises and two curas-
sows to the John Ball Zoologi-
cal Park in Grand Rapids,
Mich.
One pair of cattle egrets to
Lexington, KY; two aerial tou-
cans, -one sulphur breasted
toucan and two magpies to the
Busch Gardens in Tampa, Fla;
two reddish egrets. four bios
SOM headed parakeets and two
brown-throated conures to the
Franklin Park Zoo in Boston.
Two glossy .ibises. three
snowy egrets and one male
emu to Cincinnati; two mag
pies to Birmingham, Ala, and
an imposing list Of birds to the
st. Georges Island Zoo at CAL
gary, Canada. Included are two
glossy ibises, two Louisiana
herons, two little blue herons,
one red shouldered hawk, two
American oSpreys. two china
china hawks and two barred
owls.
Others Affected
The wholesale juggling Of
cage space at the Zoo also af.
fects some of the mammal,
there. Mr.. Grimmer said he Il
sending a male lemur to Chi
cago. A Gaur also has beer
dispatched elsewhere.
Within 80 days the entire
birdhouse, which was built al
q WPA project in the sos
should be emptied for the re-
building.
Among the things that are
going to be added for the
birds are:
Hot-foot perches warming
devices for the birds feet ir
the outdoor parrot cage.
Three shelters and hot-foot
perches in the great flight cage
Two shelters In the silver gul
cage.
One floor shelter in each Of
the hawk cages.
Those birds that do not &c
elsewhere for the winter viii
have warm feet, If nothing else
The Zoo is not sending all o.
its birds out Of town. There arr
exactly 1909 birds on the Zoo'l
| list. Some Of them will be &C.
commodated in the antelope
] reptile and small mamma
] houses.
Other switches have involved
the Ska deer, which have beer
sent to live near the elephant
: house. The elk herd is SEIZED.
; uled to be moved soon, too.
II The birdhouSe, when 1t is fin.
: ished, will have a new coat o.
plaster and new enclosures fol
all the inhabitants. Any wa!
} you look at it. it will be some
! thing for the birds.
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BELL

Continued From Page Al
uty AID administrators. will be
acting administrator.
In announcing the appoint
ments. the President said he is
confident Mr.. Bell will insure
effective and efficient admins
tration" Of the vital foreign aid
program.
II have asked Director Bell
to accept this challenging and
difficult assignment" the Pres
ident said, because Of the vital
Importance of this program to
our national security.
Mr.. Bell will bring to the
Agency for international De-
velopment a rare combination
Of qualities of mind, character
and experience-an excellent
background in foreign economic
development and an exceptional
grasp Of the workings of Gov
eminent.
These qualities. I am conf
dent. will insure effective and
efficient administration Of this
program which is so critical to
the preservation Of = our
security"
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speed work sintered metallic Innings are an extra
cost option.
The Corvette uses big bruiser Of cast-iron,
V-8 engine with S27-cubic-inch capacity. This
same engine, available with dizzying variation of
toothsOme options, can be ordered to develop (de-
pending on how brave you are) anything from ESQ
horsepower to formidable $780, In even its milder
forms this engine should be able to propel you at
over 100 mph and accelerate from zero to 60 mph
in not much over six seconds. Whew!
Either manual 3-speed or 4-speed transmission,
with the close ratios beloved of driving virtuosi
can be fitted. If you're square you can have an
automatic.
The wind-tunneldeveloped Proiectie-like styl.
ing Of this Corvette is beyond my descriptive powers.
You'll just have to droo over its picture below and
p 49, It's still made of tough 6berglass plastic, but
there's closed job this year that makes jet planes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

American outlook. They are simpler and more
rugged. They have large, untemperamental engines
which generate great power at comparatively low
revolutions and don't require mechanical geniuses
to maintain their health.
Even the most expensive American sporting
cars are only about half the price Of foreign makes
Maseratis, on-Martins, Facel-Vegas, Ferraris all
cost upwards of $4,000. Only the mass-prOduced
British Jaguars be had for the prices of the most
costly American machines.
What are they like, these 1868 sporting cars
from Detroit and South Bend? l have chosen FIVE as
examples: Chevrolet's Corvette Sting Ray, Stude-
bakers Avanti Chryslers 3OOJ, Bucks Riviera and
Fords Thunderbird.
Tie Chevrolet Corvette Sting RGy
Although it is sporting car, the 1868 Corvette
Sting Ray is also fullAedged sports car. 1t is the
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look like milk wagons. can't wait to drive the beast
TIE Stakeholder AVGmd
Of all the new generation Of domestic sporting
machines, the Avanti looks most like European
Gran Turismo car and, Of course, this is exactly
what Sherwood H. Egbert, president of Studebaker,
plus Raymond LOewy and his able design staff,
meant it to look like Some new features: nipped.
in section amidships like that on a supersonic
aircraft wide doors, practical only because of the
strength and lghtness Of the 6berlass construction
of the body Gin metal they'd tend to sag) and
tipped up, tucked in tail. Tipping up the cars fanny
and dipping its snout helps prevent the machine
from becoming airborne.
The interior Of the Avanti is lush but light The
front bucket seats are plastic scoops into which you
fit like egg in its shell. The rearseat passengers
sit slightly higher for better view forward.
u T.
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American automobile which is as
much at home in racing COMPETE
ton as it is on Main Street.
Twas disappointed in the first
COrvettes which appeared in 1858.
They were merely sporty looking:
not quite a genuine sports car.
However, in the years since then,
the Corvette has evolved into q
highly desirable machine. By 1862
it was one Of the great cars Of its
type and had a notable record
in competition. And in price -
for performance per dollar =
nothing in the world matched it.
BMt good as the 1862 Corvette
scas, IL has been displaced BY an
entirely neSO and far superior ma
chine. The Sting Rays shorter
wheelbased (98 inches) 1868 car
is independently sprung fore and
aft, which will give even better
riding and road-holding. 1t has a
lower center of gravity and, for
better traction and lighter steer
ing, it now has more weight ON
its rear wheels than on its front,
remarkable on a front-engined
American car.
The steering system is new,
too. 1t has been made quicker
600 to l and has a built-in
hydraulic damPer to prevent road
shock reaching the drivers hands.
Very sporting types can have
even quicker steering Ut to u
by an easy adjustment of the cars
mechanism.
In recent years COrvettes
have had good braking power. but
the bonded Innings of the '63's
should do an even better stopping
job, since their area is ID per
cent greater. For continual high
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OsrysSer 3OOJ

Some time ago an English
friend and I went to visit my
brother who had recently bought
a Chrysler 3OOH. The Britisher.
a sometime race driver, was par.
ticularly keen to see and try the
SOOH. But when the Chrysler
was backed out of the garage,
| could see the poor fellow stiffen
with amazement.
''She is a big one, isn't she?"
he said, being carefully polite.
Can you really handle her in
sporting -esnsisvsd ." pogo ~
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adapted from Studebaker's
Hawks" and ''Larks'' - the en-
CINE is the ex-Hawk 289-cubic.
inch V-8. Studebaker Qike Rolls.
Royce refuses to talk about
Avanti's horsepower. But
Anthony Cranatelli, who is in
charge of Paxton, the recently
acquired suPercharger outfit
which builds the blowers optional
on the Avanti, recently reached
over Ito miles per hour in an
experimental machine. EUeH the
uEs6IOSCn UeTsiOn, tCGfh sCasGt must
haze OUer 200 hOrsePOOer, should
haul itseE along (sinoe It 'ceishs
only about $500 POInds) at lis
miles per hour and accelerate from
zero 20 90 in under 10 seconds.
Unique ON the Avanti, and
in this country, are the hydrau-
Ideally operated disc brakes on its
front wheels. The advantage is
continual cooling of the steel
disc, which obviates fade even
after many hard stops, and also
the ability to change worn brake
pads in a jiRy.
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TINS WEEK AssorIa. I October n. 1852
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Tns Heeht CoDnng and BEDROOM FuntureDownOwn Silver Spring.
PARkingtoH Prince Georges PIozo, NARROW Heights
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II. D.-2I DOZER, $4,000: link belt,
backhoe and crane. $4,000; L. P.
Scraper, $1,000. Will finance. CT.
$4,000.
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TRUST NOTE FOR SALE
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

SECOND TRUST-Available 1872
return on funds invested. Good
makers. ST. 3-6796.
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LOOK
No More

II you desire o modern 8.
bedroom. S.bath brick ram.
believe We have the house
you are looking for. This
home Is located In Q COM
Inunity Of better homes In
nearby MCLEAN. Foyer en-
trance, separate dining rm.,
all electric kitchen. exquisite
daylight family room. dou-
BE carport, and loads Of
other plus features. Home
Will bo redecoTated In your
choice OF colors. Call now
for appointment TO inspect.
JORDAN, INC.
a-en00 REAIT0pQ II, R-Rb'
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MONEY TO LOAN

FUNDS AVAILABLE to builders
for down payment on lots. ST.
1851.
MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS
We will lend you UP to $4,000
Cut Your Pymts.-Free Consultation
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. CO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Beach front
cottage and Diet. units, clean. elec.
kit, hot-water. Pvt. pier, fish,
crab, swim, lge. play area safe for
children. FE. 3-5S63 Mon. Thur.
COTTAGE, Point Lookout. Md
2 bedrooms, porches, shaded lot.
LA. 6-4S74.
MASON'S BEACH, Deale. Nd. =
Modern cottage. 2 bedrms. Avail.
July 20. 10. 5-3403.
MASON'S BEACH-DEALE. MD. =
Waterfront cottage. mod. cows.
Sleeps 6. Inquire sellers cottage.
N. BEACH. Md bedrms.. 2 encl.
porches, furn., near church. By
wk.. S55. LA. 6-5815.
WATERFRONT, South River. vic.
Annapolis - Furnished 3-bedrm.
cottage, modern cleo. kitchen,
bath. studio liv. rm. Immed. &C.
cupancy, $500 mo, ME. S-3966,
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bed
rrA. apis, new, mod. Some Ocean
front. Guarded beach. JE. 3-0234.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Rent 2 OCEAN
FRONT apis, guarded beach, park
at door, low rate. HE. 9-2531.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-1-2 bedrm.
apis. Clean, oceanside, OF. A.
4749. Ell. 6-2242.
'REHOBOTH BEACH-July 18th TO
14th. Spacious, cool. ocean front
3-bedrm. apt. Immaculate. Sleeps
II G12S nT A-2SQ2 u,eak dave
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CoLUlIBIA PnEs

Annandale-In . quiet eul-de-sae.
Jslousied family Fm.. living room,
dining area, fireplace, 3 bedrooms,
daylight basement, Ipaneled rec.
I'M, with bar. oE kitchen. disposal,
dishwAsher, eaTport, storage attic
With pull-down stairs. rugs,
drapes, mantei mirror and swim.
ming pool share included. PRICED
OPEN for offers.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL Cash FOR YOUR PROPERTY
IN D. c. OR NEARBY MD.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. $4,000
ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S0
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TOWN 3 com ogEEJgSXo PROP INC.

Annandale OffIee CT. 6-91OO
CONTEldRORARH, Pals Church.
Holmes Run Aeres-StunninG BIZ
lsvsl n Il. excellent TIn;ns scnd zig On Es
IN. With flrepl.. 8 bedrms., study
OF 4th bedrm. and patio. Opened
beam ceiling throughout main
floor. Many extras Included in
sale price. swimming pool mem.
bership available. Price in mid
20s By OWNER. Please call u. 2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

VIENNA WOODs-we need to sell
our 3-bedrm. brick rambler this
week. Was listed at S1S.600 but
will consider any offer. Call or
come to 1O2 James jr.. s.e., (off
COTTAGE st.) Vienna. DU, 5-53S1,
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4 E5sHE BS SEE DTTFSENS " A E,W::
Mod. air-cond. 3-rm. ofc. suite on
LIST Il. Suit. most any type, prof.
use. WO. $1,000, OIL. 6-4743.
ROCKYHLE-Small office bldg,
1545 Rockville pike, 1,40O 50. It.
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needed 70 buy this 3-hedrm. RAM
m. 1915 den. . fun ssths. mod:
sfn kitchen. fenced back yard
With tai. trees. Tbs incest house
and lot IN afea. Priced ct only
Sls.260. ARFAx REALTY. INC.
BRICK RAREBLER = 8 bedTm.,
2 baths. family rIn.. fun outside
entrance basement. Fenced rear
yard, Assume large OF loan Of
Sl7,2o3. Priced ct only S2l.0 900.
can now 70 inspect. MFRS d
HILL. NC, Realtoes. Do. 6-6I33.
bEoYHH IAnK = Just lookI
Only $500 down payment win
buy al this. . bedrooms,. ~
brick Familiar with built-in ga-
Taes. Large living room, firepl..
separate dining room. 0E de luxe
kitchen. twin-size bedrooms, full
basement. beautifully paneled. rec.
room. Anchor fenced lot large
trees. Elderly couple retiring to
Florida. For the best bargains
you have seen eall today IA. A.
1900, u. z. pROYHILL q SONS.
REALTORS. 1900 Lee Hwy,
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AVIATION

AERONCA LIS Okla Champl. New
paint, excel. fabric. Is 6MOH..
$500. Call OF. 4-6190.
DECENTRALIZATION airplanes.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
HAL MAEFORD 664.76boI
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOkEEK, MD.-5-scre tracts.
terms. PIsCATAWAY INC. OPEN
til pm, BU. 3-2121.
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GARAGES

CAP. HIL-Haye your own pvt.
gar ne very pest. Close sSS h: SIS.
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YEONAS
REALTY INC.
IA. 8-2100

REDUCED BRICK RAMBLER stu
ated on approx. A-acre lot and
featuring 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
jumbo living-dining area with fire.
place, modern, equipped kitchen,
disposal dishwasher. and table
space, loo ood W. q IS st sTmn Ass Doo
and schools. Washer and drier in
cluded In new reduced price Of
$1S,7O0:
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PROP. SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS-New modern
2-bedrm. house. Lovely trees, view
Of Chesapeake Bay. $4,000. Lib
eral terms. MARGARET MILES,
Chestnut Cabin. Port Republic, Nd.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repub-
lie, Md. - Waterfront and other
houses and lots for sale to accepted
college grads. In dollhouse Bay
colony y/1b mi; Of beach. Com
tiles. Az mi. beyond Pr. Frederick.
Visit or write Chestnut Cabin,
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u. $4,000 REALTORS. Il. o-s677
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SPRINGFIELD-3 acres, close in,
small house. $500 dr., full price,
S10,500. OWNER. ia. 4-7245.
Holiday special-3-
bedrm. brick rambler, 2 baths.
din. rm.. full bsmt. Reduced.
Owner transferred. Must sell
quickly. $4,000. Ell. 4-ll26.
Evening star., 1962-08-17

Black Diamond Mink Coat, drawstrng waist - $25s5
Tourmaline' Mink Coat "Lanvin-Castilo" design 27s5
Black Diamond Mink Great Coat "Balenciaga" 2SSS
Aeolian' Mink Coat, Dior" three pockets 27S5
Morning Light Mink Coat, Spoke Wheel Collar S3s5
Black Diamond Mink Coat, Petite Size --------- 2Ss5
Black Diamond Mink Coat, Great Coat Design - 3z75
Black Diamond Mink Coat. Reversible, Gold Lame
lining 2s4s
Black Diamond Mink Coat, spare" Look ------ 2275
Breath Of Spring Cerulean' Mink Coat hori-
zontally worked skins s---------------.----- ATS
Blue Iris Luteta' Mink Coat, Semi-fitted ------ 3295
Dawn Autumn Haze Coat, Wide Bolster Collar 1895
Dawn Autumn Haze Mink Coat small bolster
collar --------------------- 1895
Aeoian' Mink Coat, Panier side pockets 2275
Natural Ranch Mink Coat deep shawl collar 2275
Tourmalne' Mink Coat Vertical cuffs and collar 1878
Morning Light Mink Coat, Matt Hari Look ---- $3.50
Canadian Wild Mink Jacket Set back collar - 1885
Autumn Haze" Mink Jacket Cutaway fronts 9SS
Stewart Autumn Haze" Mink Jackets, Horizontal
Back Vertical Fronts ----------------------- 1885
Black Diamond Mink Cape Jacket, Lanvn Castillo
design ----------------------- 1895
Black Diamond Mink Jacket, Pointed Collar ----- S95
Tourmalne' Mink Jacket Deep Shawl Collar - 1345