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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Oar Only StOre-.cide Sale Before Christmas!
china & glassware
MATHEMATICIAN e~AHR AAAasN

37e Imported Bridal" stemwore,
choice Of sizes. Orig. 9ee ----69e
2l9 Imported 6-pc. eoIored stem
wore sets. Orig. 3.95 ----$2.49
$40 Imported Electro" stemwore,
choice of sizes. Orig. eec ----69e
As Eioht-piece plostic stoinIess sets.
Orig. 3.oo -------2.9e
2l9 sets johnson Brothers 5-pc.
pIoce settings. Orig. 2.79 ----I.4s
CHINA 4 GLASSWARE
Washington ONLY. Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
misses SpOrtSWear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN


400 Misses toilored shirts, rolI-up
and long sleeves. Cottons, Docron
poIyester and eottons. Prints, solids,
1918. Orig. 3.es-4.es--3 for IS
300 Two and three piece suits, dou-
bic knit wool, Orion ocYIie double
knit. Cordioon and bo,V loeket
styles, slim skirts. Groy, brown, navy.
Sizes lo-l4. Orig. $25-$3o----$s
500 Misses wool sIocks and Helonco
ond royon stretch sloeks. Many pot
terms. Wool sIoeks ore lined. Sizes
1918. Orig. lo.es-l4.e8 -----$7
900 Misses sweaters by fomous
maker. Mohoir and wool, 1000
wool and Orion ocryIie buIkies.
Many styles, sizes 34-4o. Orig.
ll.9s-l4.e8 -----------$7
MISSES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Ldaglev Park, Second Floor;
ShtFItBgtoBs First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
draperies and
upholstery
WASHINGTON, ONLY

le Washable corduroy studio couch
covers. As Is. Orig. 1882 -4.ss 90.
3 Cotton corduroy hollywood bed
covers. As is. Orig. l5.9o--7.9s %.
"a Zippered corduroy 2-eu. studio
and wedge bolster cushion covers.
As is. ORIG. 4.ee ------2.ss
4 prs. Lined, royon ond oestots
print troVerse droperies. Double
width, 90" long. Orig. 2l.ee.
7.99 pT.
IA prs. Lined print spun royon and
ocetote troverse droperies. Triple
width, e0' long. Orig. 1893,
1899 pr.
II Antique satin cushions, 10"
round sunburst style in royon ond
cotton. Kopok filled. A. is. Orig.
DRAPERLES 4 UPHOLSTERY
Wn ahfnafon RonPkh Fl0Or:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
rugs and carpets
A.aAAAaa RAnn AAnN

o-Wundo- We've striped oNso rugs,
27x4s, assorted eolors. Comp.
u. IS -------------------$9
l-TrlonuuIor plush cotton orso rug,
red. Aka. Comp. 34.s5 ----l4.sS
l-Joto ereo rug, wool pile, 4x6.
Comp. 1895 -----------79.SS
I-continuous fiIoment nyIon rem
nont, beige, i2x6's. Comp. 9o.98.
$50
4-Fomous Downs Eorly American
pottern, oxl2. Comp. 1895 --$9s
RUGS 4 cARPETs-WeshiNeton
Store Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
SiIVerWare
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
housewares
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGT0N


3oo-4-piece wood eonister set,
clear chernwood with gold and
white rooster design. Special -z.Ss-
$50 Loroe size 6-piees eonistsr set,
including salt and pepper shokers.
Gold and white rooster design. Spe-
eioI
SO Teak wood eonister sets, Ape.
round with stroioht Shape. Speciol
7.ss
9 Electric home barber shops. Orig.
S.o5 --------------------S'SS
II Electric closet Damp ehosers.
Orig. 6.9S ----------S.SS
q Reflector pon sets for electric
stoves. Orig. 4e9 --------2.sS
9 Regal singing teo kettles. Orig.
800 ------------------z.sS
l7-Moaozine and cushion coddy,
red or turquoise. Comp. e.e5, 4.S9
6o-StoinIess steel kitchen tool sets
with block hondIes. Special $50
s-4-tier wine or liquor bottle rocks,
walnut 6 bross finish. Special s.ss
Sitter wine or liquor bottle pods
woInut g bross finish. Special $50
6-5o-piecs q Korot gold plated
stainless flotwore set. Special 1899
3o-5o-piece stoinless steel tlot-
ware set. Special ----------9.SS
6o-Assorted sizes fiberweoVe bos-
kets. Speciol ------------,--SI
e-Mirro8 electric porty pereolotors.
Special " cups -----------S.SS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Stxth
Floor; Langley PARK, Shtrhno'o"'
LoDeT Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
debbie shop
WASHINGTON SToRE Only

so Joekets, skirts, sloeks, vests,
bIouses, sweaters. Broken sizes. Orig.
4.o9-l4.o8 ----------$z
DgBBIE sHoP-Washinoton Only,
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
mems spOrtswear

WASHINGTON b SHIRLINGToN
200 Mems wool knit shirts, long ond
short sleeves. S-M-L. Comp. l2.95
I.s9
WASHINGTON 3 LANGLEY PARK
as Mems loekets, Aonnly lined.
Lominoted solids or checks. Sizes
36-36-4o-42. Comp. 1875 1888
WASHINGTON ONLY
IS Mems Iono-sIeeved sport shirts,
in eosy-eore Docron polyester. Not
all sizes. Orig. $40 ----------$S
NEWS sPoRTSwEAR-
9tro0t Floor AZ Al Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
mems Furnishings
WAsHIAernA srnRE Only

$50 Lono-sleeved dress shirts In
white Doeron poIyester-eotton. Shop
tob, modified spreod and button
down collars. Not oil sizes. Orig.
AIS ass
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
500 pr. famous moke hose, cotton
and nyIons. Comp. 1851. Sizes
l0h TO l3 ---------z9e
ALL THREE STORES
500 Fine looeo Supimoe cotton tee
shirts. Reinforced color and seems.
S-M-L-XL. Comp. so ; for 2.67
400 Fomous-moker's boxer shorts,
Sonforized cotton. 3o-42 sizes.
Comp. so ----------S fes z.eI
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Street Floor ct Al Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
cOrSetS and bras
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHlRLINGTON

40 GirdIes and ponties In pull-on
and brief styles. Lyero9 Spondex
ond HeIonco1 nyIon. S-M-L sizes.
Orig. 2.5o-3.e5 -----------l.S9
40 All-in-one foundations with
nyIon front and side tolon closing.
Average cup and hip, sizes 34-42.
Orig. 1880 -------------l1.S9
10 PuII-on oirdles and ponties,
many with z" fashion woistbond
and long legs. S-M-L-XL sizes.
Orig. 7.95-l0.95 ---------5.sS
CoRSETS 4 BRAS-WGShtngton,
Third Floor: Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShfrliHoton, FtrSt Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
furniture
WASHINGTON, ONLY

"a WoInut- finished occasional
tobIes, wIpe-eIeon Plastic, several
styles. Orig. 34.95 --------l9.SS>
9 Bent-Arm modern sofos, walnut
finish, reversible foam cushions,
brown hubby fobrIe. Orig. 1895.
$ss
4 FuIl-size poster-bsds. cherry fin
ish. Orig. SIS -----------$5S
z CcIonioI-styIe sleep sofos BY
KroeIer, beige. skirted bose. Orig;
| Foam lounge with bolster, metol-
lie, 1eIoe color. Orig. 1895 --$4s
| FuII-size Simmons Hide-A-Bed,
white pIostic, 3-eushion style. Floor
sompIe. Orig. 34s.e5 -------$2es
! Rowe 3-pe. sectional, toneerine.
Orig. 374.85 ------------$zSs
I Rove deluxe 5-pe. sectional with
bumper end, hioh-erode beige fobrie.
Orig. 53e.s5 -----------$399
5 RecIiners, wipe-eIeon pIostie, sew
eroI eoIors. As is. Orig. 6e.95-9e. IS
$40
8 Modern knee hole desks, J.
drower, bross hardware. Orig. 69.e5
S4s
| Three-piece sectional with multi
purpose hossock, charcoal brown.
Orio. S2oo -----$238
FURNTTURE-WdshiH Fifth Floor;
LGnCley Park, LotCeT Leuel;
ShiTItngtoR, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
cloves

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
so pr. Fobric gloves, nyIon and cot
ton gloves. Slightly soiled from han
ding. White, block, beige, broken
sizes----------l.59 pr, Z pr. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
gifts

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Wall pIoques, walnut finish, leof
g fIoroI designs. Orig. $50 $50
8 Lovobo bowls with floroI designs,
white or gold finish. Orig. 1895.
1895
u Wall plonters, wooden with gold
or white finish. Orig. 81 ---I.s9
GIFTS-washinstoA oHlv. Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Last DGys-Pre-ChrisfnnGs Sale :. :.

daytime dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
SHIRLlNGToN
300 NyIon jersey dresses, no-lron,
Misunderstanding. In prints, sizes
1910, l2h-22h. Orig. 1888
400 Dresses in Arhel triocetote and
cotton, oil cotton, royon, ocetotes.
Two-piece styles included. All wcsh-
obIe. Sizes 1910, l4h-22h. Orig.
6.96 --------------.------%
500 Aprons, bib and holt styles, oil
cotton. Orig. ! 80 -------=---$i
DAYTIME DRESSES-WsshiMston,
~" PiooT ISL SkiiriisSioS. Tirst Floor
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
sHIRLINGToN
untF.iInaIRed coats
for juniors,
junior petites
500 SDeefdI OOhSO
Purchase OO
Over IS styles to choose from. Sizes
3-l3 and Sis. Wide choice Of
colors, lights and dprks, imported
and domestic fobrics, nony from
fomous houses.
JUNIORS COATS
Washington and Langley Park,
Second Floor;
shIrliNetoR, First Floor
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLIN6ToN
Juniors pastel
wOOl dresses
$50 Comp. $50
1893 q
Good selection Of posteI eoIors, In
newest styles. Sizes Sis.
JUNIORS DRESsES-WaghingtoH and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShiriiHotoH, First Floor
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
Junior and Junior
petite dresses,
l low price!
so Orig. So
HSS;HSS
Excellent savings on foil and win
ter styles. Dorks, woods, eottons In
group. Sis, 5-l3.
JUNIORS DRBSSES WdShiHetoa ana
LaaeIeT Park, Second Floor:
darlington. First FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
leather goods
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Silver end soId-eoloV mesh

SIIVeF enc eoId-eoIoF nSsH
accessories.
l2-Cieorette coses, ripper closing.
ORIG. S8-S.99s
l3-WoIlets. Orig. So -----5.SsS
4-French purses. Orig. 50 $50"
4-chones purses, fromed. Orig.
4-cosmetie kits, upper tops.
Orig. So -------------5.ssS
3-Key eoses-4 keys. Orig. 81.
z.SSs
lo-Eye gloss eoses. Orig. SIS 4.ss"
splus IO% Federal tGz.
iEITHER GooDS-Strest Floor
At Al Stones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
novelty and tier
curtains
so prs. ID nr.
Orig. 399 -
Prints and solids, washable eottons
in voried designs, eoIorS, SO" long.
so matching VoIonees TO notch some
Of above. Orig l.99-2.99,
4se %.
pRAPERTgS 4 UPHOLSTERY
Warrington oHlg. Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
girls shop
SHIRLINGToN ONLY

10 Girls sweoters, imported in
Jacquard patterns. Turtle neck styles
in 1000 wool. Orig. 1899 $50
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLlNGToN
20 Girls skirt and vest sets. All
wool, broken sizes. Orig. 1899 5.Ss
so Pr. girls slocks. Cotton Velve-
teen, washable. Broken sizes. Orig.
$50 ------------------l.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
sHIRLINcroN ONLY
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN


All wool, wool oad Orion oeYlie.
Skirts, sweoters in cordieon and
sIipon styles. Sizes S-l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
lingerie
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRlINGTON

lle Pr. Joponese mondorIn polomos.
Hond-screen prints. Broken sizes.
Orig. 800 pr. ----------Z.SS ~.
so NyIon tricot petticoots, prints
and solid eolors. S-M-L. Orig. 5.95
800
"a NyIon tricot slips, block only.
Size 81. ORIG. l2.o5-----S.s9
200 Pr. stretch ponties. white, red,
beige, block. Orig. so and 81 81
LINGERTE-WashinOt Third Floor;
Langley Park, ShirliHgtoH, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
ShIRLIN6ToN


Bulky Orion ocYIie. in wide variety
Of colors. Sizes TIA.
GIRLS SHoP-Washtneton. Fourth Floor;
Langley Park. ShtrliHotoH, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
yOung-teen shop
WASHINGTON ONLY

3 Young teens coots, roceoon-eol-
Jared cotton popIin. Broken sizes.
OriQ. 1899 ----l4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
toys
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Pool tobIes, floor sompIes, os is.
! Superior pool tobIe, g.. Orig.
l0o.90 --------S49
! Superior pool tobIe, deluxe, g..
Orig. 1880 ---------$6S
2 Superior pool tobIes 7. Orig.
1890 --------$39
Pool tobIe, 7. Orig. $3.50 $40
s Gilbert Figure 8 Speedway roce
cor sets. Orig. 1899 ---------$s
8 Gilbert Super Highway roes cor
sets. Orig. 1899 ----------$I3
20 Lionel pIosties engineering sets.
Orig. 1898 ------------$6
so Effonbes dolls, 1862, worried
styles, hair eoIors, in eortons. Orig.
5.96-l5.e8 - u price 2.9e.7.9s
10 Gilbert Observatory sets, Iocote
the stors. Orig. $50 -------2.ss
II Gilbert Erectronie sets, rodio
building. Orig 1899 -------$Io
Ia American Flyer Sonto Fe pos
seneer troin sets. Orig. 1899 $40
, IS American Flyer diesel troin sets,
reody to run. Orig. 1899 $40
a Murray l6" chain drive 3-wheel
tricycIes. Orig. 24.ee Sl3
ToYS-Washin0toH oHly, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Infants craWIer sets
e! g'ss. Ss;;' lss

Crowler sets, dioper sets, and oneel
tops. Dresses In odorobls styles,
eolors. Broken sizes In group.
INFANTS wHAR-Washinston Only,
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
girls shop

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
so Girls sweoter and sox sets,
Orion ocylie. Broken sizes. Orig.
3.99 ----------------z.Z9
SHIRLINGrok ONLY
20 Girls skirts, woods and other
fobrics. Broken sizes. Orig. 49,
o.SS ---------------
GIRLS SHOP-WashiHgtoR, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park, ShirltHetoR, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
WASHINGTON ONLY
tot boys shirts
" g, Ss'. 99e

Lono-sleeved bowling shirts, en-
broidered bowling ehomp on book,
bowling emblem on front. Sizes 2-6.
20 Tot boys Orion oeyIie knit
winter cops. Orig. $l-l.6S----4se
9 Tot girls cotton sIoeks, broken
sizes. Orig. l.39 -----------4Ss
IL Tot boys winter cops. Orig.
2.o9 -----------------4Se
20 fodder girls cotton knit shirts.
Sizes IA. Orig. 2.99 --------6Se
rorc 4 roDDLERS SHOP
WashtHgtoa 0HIy, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
LANGLEY
SHIRLlNGToN

so Young teens cotton Velveteen
sIocks, washable, in broken sizes.
Orio. 800 -----2.4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

DRAPERIES & UPHOLSTERY
WdshiRetoD, Fourth Floor;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
. SHIRLINGT0N

Excellent savings on foil ond win
ter styles. Dorks, woods, eottons In
group. Sis, 5-l3.
JUNIORS DRESSES - WdShlnatoa ana
LaaeleV Park, Second Floor;
ghirlinOtoR. First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
l:(j3t57ItIldiI1 l:r3: EVERY MIGHT TIL Christ


notions
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
SHIRLlN6ToN
IS Cotton puffs In plostie cases.
Orig. 81 -------------zSe
so Metal pants creusers for child's
size trousers. Orig. 44e pr. --loe pr.
IS Twin zip oirdles, loce front.
Orig. 4.S9 ---------------[.SS
NoTIoNS-street Floor At All 8 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

TOTS 4 TODDLERS SHOP
WGshtHGtoa 0Hly, Fourth Floor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-01

important Communist editors
Their view IS tins Soviet MIS-
sizes We're seLt TO Cuba to dc
lend that island from invasion.
and since. they add. President
Kennedy has promised that Gu
ba will not be invaded. there
no longer need for the mis-
siles Thus. Premier KhruShcher
they contend. took a long step
toward world peace and %
ward solving many of the prob
lens existing between East and
West, When he drew the missiles
from Cuba
OF course. We n America see
it differently
To sum my impressions Of my
third rather comprehensive look
at Europe during the past ten
years: Ii more Americans could
study the governments and the
problems Of nations outside the
United States, the less desire
there would be to tamper with
the American system of free en-
tel'pl1se. the more determina-
ton there would be TO preserve
both democracy and economic
freedom.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-01

Continued From Editorial Page
ern Europe a Polish editor said
this: There is not enough
money for large families. The
average in both Poland and
CzechoslOvakia is little less
than two children per family
When a couple must choose be-
tween having a child and buying
a teleSlSlOn set, the latter usli-
ally WINS
Yet IN France. there likewise
has been very little Increase in
population
In the past 40 years she has
grown only Is per cent. from 80
million to As million. Her total
population increase during the
past Is years hes been only
three million, or seven per cent.
After four weeks and several
thousand miles driving through
Poland. Czechoslovakia, the two
Berlins, France and Spain,
these observations stand ont
European Observations
France in the last few years
has achieved both political
stability and a prosperity which
II has not heretofore had. There
seems 10 be a new spirit. one
perhaps OF greater purpose. in
dlvidually and collectively.
Signs that France is prosper
Gus are seen everywhere, not
only in Paris. but likewise in a
700-mile motor trip.
Politically, the dominant per
sonality is President Charles de
Gaulle. who has brought pollti-
cal stability to France. In the
past, she time and again faced
chaos with none of the IA politi-
cal parties having rength
enough to govern. The average
life Of French government fol-
lowing World War II was less
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-01
Agriculture Achilles Heel OF
Entire Communist System

than six m on t S. Under de
Gaulle this has changed. But
the Communists last month poll
ed % per cent of the vote, a
higher percentage than folr
years ago. and are second only
to the party OF de Gaulle.
West Germany. the rebuilding
Of which was Spectacular and
rapid following It's surrender in
1915. has slowed its forward
pace considerably Economic ex-
petts report that its productivity
Per worker is off sharply. and
Oh top OF that the Al hour work
week is being shortened. Euro
pean economists see signs of a
depression in West Germany
There has been a significant de-
cline in capital investment in
plant and equipment by West
German industry caused by the
belief that the boom is at an
end. Exports have dropped and
imports increased Is per cent in
the first half Of the year.
Progress in Spain
In Spain, considerable eco
normc progress has been made
since this writer was there eight
years ago. During the intervene
ing period the United States has
put s. billion in Spain through
military bases and loans.
GenerahsSimo Francis 0
Franco, Spanish dictator since
1929. seems in a stronger po-
sltlon than at any previous time
Castro S coming to power in
Cuba has provided dramatic evl-
dence to the Spaniards and
others that in oVerthroWing
a government a people could get
something worse. At any rate.
Frances power seems to rest on
a firm base. Indicative, too. cf
t h e improved economic con
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-01
The Bible Speaks

Continued From Editorial Page
ways good and they are never
completely wise. The purpose Of
Jesus is nearly every act of
power He performed was clear.
Power by
During Jesus lifetime, We are
told, people asked one another:
Who then is this? Mark has
already introduced Jesus to his
readers: this is the good news
about Jesus Christ, the Son of
God. This is power exerted by
one who is so Godlike that He
can be called the Son of God.
And this is why as Christians
believe only a few persons in
the long history of the world.
and then only for a few mo-
ments in all their lifetime, have
been permitted to share the di-
vine power that Jesus had. H.
/ ~ VN1io NlOW d StOI y Cd1leu
The Man Who Could Work Mir
acles, and any one who reads
that charming and funny-tragic
story will see why it is that it
is a very good thing for the
world that miracles mostly
don't happen. Miracles are safe
only when the power that wills
them is welded by one who
shares the knowledge and the
wisdom and the love Of the in
finite God. 1t may become ter
libly clear to few survivors. if
any, OF a nuclear war, that ulu-
mate power, used by angry or
ambitious men or nations. may
turn miracle into murder.
Based on outlines copyrighted
by the Division Of Christian Edu-
cation, National Council Of the
Churches of Christ in the u. S. A.
Released by Community Press
Service.)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-01

dltions in Spain IS its local in
vesfneht picture. Spanish eapl-
tai heretofore invested outside
that Country IS gradually return
ing 70: investment in Spain.
No Revolt Likely
In Poland and Czechoslovakta
this stands out:
There is almost no likelihood
70 a revolt against Rus STA
and Communism Economically
CzechoslOvakia is in relatively
good shape. beginning its Com
lnllfuSt program IA years ago
from the high base OF an indus
friahzed nation accustomed to q
relatively high standard OF hy.
Ing Indicative. too. Of Czecho-
slovakla's close attachment 10
Moscow is this little known fact:
At the height OF the Cuban chi
sis, the Czech army went on a
13-mnute alert. II is the highest
police state in Eastern Europe
Poland, on the other hand.
while not SO Well off, is exist
ing with more political and eco
nornic freedom than is permitted
in C2echoSloyaAa. Her geo
graphical position, lying as she
does between Germany and Rus
STA, causes her to look to the So
VETS as her only protection
against her westward neighbor.
Germany. by whom she has
been INV d e Il frequently. Il
seems obvious that Poland pre-
fers the status quo to a rearmed
and united Germany Who ex
cept Russia. Polish officials fire.
quently ask, can save Poland
from Germany?
Cuba PieaSes Reds
Lastly, yet perhaps of prime
significance, is this. Communist
leaders in Eastern Europe are
well pleased with recent events
in Cuba. This point was made
clear in long and separate talks
with Polish cabinet officers
with the head Of the Polish
News Agency. and with several
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The Allen.Scott Report
De Gaue's Grand Alliance with West Germany
To Include Secret Help French Space Program
BY Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-Gen

| WASHINGTON. Jan. 28-Gen
eral Charles de Gaulle' S CRANE
alliance linking France and Wes
Germany is just the beginning
Another as yet unannotlnc
ed part Of his grandiose plar
calls for huge space and missile
programs to supplement the in.
dependent nucl lear daterren.
force he is creating.
This mighty third force, due
to mateliahze in the late COS
will be built around nucleus of
10 different types of ballistic
missiles the French are now de
veloping.
Under the new accord. these
French projects will be eXpe-
dited with secret financial and
scientific help from the West
Germans. France is now spend
ing more than $50 million on the
program
These and other unpublished
details OF de Gaulle'S grand
SPACE design are being studied
by top officials of the Kennedy
Administration following compile
ton of a private Defense De
partment survey OF France S
missile space projects.
Titled French National Space
Program. the survey reveals
de Gaulle as pushing TO give
France and later Europe a
nuclear missile striking force
and military satellite reconnaiS-
sance and communication capa-
bllitles that both the U. S. and
Russia Will have to consider in
their future strategy plans.
This space analysis lists the
most advanced and powerful
French missile as the Diamant-
). scheduled to be tested later
this year and operanonal by
1868. 1t is being equipped with
a gyroscoplc guidance system
similar to one the u. S. uses on
many of its missiles.
This dual purpose balhstic
missile is designed to carry a
2 ,000-polmd nuclear Warhead to
a target 5000 miles away, or
launch a 600-pound satellite in a
300mile- high circular orbit.
VARIETY OF MISSILES ~
Under de Gaulle' S program. two
other missiles = Emeraude and
Pegase will be tested before
spring at France S rocket range
in Algeria.
The three-stage Emeraude is
being developed to place mill
tary satellites, including one
similar to our Spy-inthes sky
Samos, in orbits from $50 to 500
miles above the earth.
If de Gaulle approves plans Of
his scientists for a manned-Space
program. either the Emeraude
or Diamant-3 will be used to
boost the capsule into space.
This program is awaiting Ger