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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
WILLIAM S. WHITE -rT
Instant Majority Rule Concept

in nearly two centuries Of q
Constitution which coolly and
knowingly was based upon
the conclusion that democ-
racy cannot rightly be de-
fined as q mere momentary
head-count = or a postcard
poll. Every free society which
has thus far endured has
accepted some check upon In
slant majority rule; has never
accepted it as holy writ that
most of the people are neces-
sarily and invariably right
instantly.
After all. the whole Bill Of
Rights protects the ultimate
minority Of one, even II the
majority be 1870 million to !
against him.
This columnist Is deeply
convinced that we are throw
ing out the baby with the
bath water. In order to cor
rect undoubted voting in
justices here and there
against the majority we are
altogether destroying the
proper right Of resistance by
minorities. And we are blot-
ting out the singular glory
and unique gift to the world
of the American system-itS
capacity to let majority
rule" be tempered by Whist.
sometimes at least, may
surely be minority wisdom in
q pluralistic. O mixed, AmeTi-
can society.
win the end Of It be some
great, loutish democracy
which asks only one questions
who has got the votes---
right here and now2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
JOSEPH KRAFT

All the facts are not yet in
on the I conflict-of-interest
charges leveled against Dep
uty Secretary Of Defense
Roswell Gilpatric. But the In
situation, looks TO be the
work of desperate men. In
origin and thrust, IL Is Of Q
piece with, the intimation
that Secretary Mcnamara is
q walking computer. good at
figures but deficient in un-
derstanding Of military prob
lens. And that charge can be
shown to be a canard.
. Behind all the fuss are the
victims Of rapid advance In
weapons technology. For the
Air Force In particular. and
for Its clients In business and
politics. the sdvent Of mis-
siles. and their rapid Inn
provement, has made slim
pickings where once there
was cornucopia. The big
bombers--the BAT. the B-52
and the B-70-are out, or on
the way out. The Nays Po-
laris has replaced the Jupi-
ter missiles In Italy and Tur-
key, and overtaken the Sky
bolt missile. The handwriting
seems 10 be on the wall for
the Titan III missile and the
Dynasoar project. Lastly. the
Air Force Is being obliged 10
share q fighter plane-the
TFx-with the Navy, while
the Army looks In a fair way
10 get masses Of It's own
fighters for support Of con-
ventional operations.
Many high-powered ca
recrs, as well as billions OF
dollars and Thousands Of Jobs,
are at stake. 80 II Il not sur
pristng 10 find resistance 10
these changes. In the past,
however, the argument CEN
tered around the military me-
cessities. But In the Tx
hearings before Senator Nc
Clellan's committee, and In
last months budget hearings
before the House Armed Serv-
ices committee. II has been
channeled into q personal
campaign against the Secre-
tary. His service record. which
10 abort. has been compared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
B'nui Birth Group
Will Visit Hospital

Abram Simon Lodge. B'nai
Birth. win send volunteer
workers TO the male ward-A at
st. Elisabeths Hospital on the
first Monday Of every month
beginning April I.
Several local merchants have
promised TO support the prof.
ect with money or merchan-
disc. said Cy Messitte. chair
man Of the lodge committee
involved.
Two other men viii accom-
pany Mr.. Messiatte on his
April visit. Harry Susmnan and
Adolph Scolnick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

with no guarantee Of o more
efficient government.
In other action, it was de-
cided that the association ex-
tend its membership in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Group Opposes
D. c. Home Rule

The Congress Heights Citi-
zens Association voted last
night to oppose home rule in
the District.
In q discussion, 1t was re-
ported that there would be
election expenses Of $780, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

Southeast Council to maintain
representation.
The association met al
Nichols avenue and Fifth
street Sc. .........
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CONTEMPORARY q MODERN BEDROOM

Double size brass post hssdbOsd with pink plastic fabric upholstery
American Of srnsvis sequin double bed Was s64. $3.50
Six piece Founders Continuing Design oil walnut scandinavian
design bedroom Large dresser mirror chest double bed and
night tables Was $3.50 '. $44S
Four piece Composite contemporary walnut bedroom ~
$500" :, S3e9
Four piece Richardson Nemhoff Danish style bedroom Breskron
triple dresser base hghb chestonhest with tambou base and
attached tall mirror tsbo night table and double size teak head
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM
Thomssvis Camille" antique white and gold French provincial
Heritage Tdewate drop leaf extension table mahogany with
Rapids Italian mobile cob
nation 48 inches wide 2A inches high by 20 inches Deep Touon
Eobt es exclusive french Dvrei,I iur di1ns roo in obt
wood finish Buffet oval table, two chairs and four side
chairs Was $3.50" ....................$ $349
piece Italian provincial dining
Round extension table, chairs and four side chairs
Was S6oo" 1899
Nine piece Hetsee Tidewste 18Th century English mahogany
senior dining Buffet with caned Sides breaont china top
~ by 64nh oval extension table with nad stripe high back
chairs and four high back side chairs Was $l242 $7eS
Eight piece Johnson OF Grand Rapids Italian classic dninq
Toulon finish walnut 72nch cedenza buffet 44nch
round table with three leaves two high back chairs and four
high back side chairs. Was $244o" ............ $I4oS
TRADITIONAL WOOD OCCASIONAL PIECES
Lane white bench with loose cushion gold Was $685. 1898
French provincial snack table by American Was 5475' PAYS
leather top Was $64* $3.50
Hickman Rapids Town and Country ftwood round cock
tail table with shelf Was $8l" l"...............3o $3.50
Hickman Of Grand Rapids Town and Country end table cherry
finish with shelf Was 6o.50 $3.50
7n = c'''' N'Po' "''1 D''"1'' '''' es ss5S
Wean pair Of 18th century mahogany end tables with shelves and
hand toooed leather tops. Were 1885, ea 3SS5
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TRADITIONAL BEDROOM

Decorator French provincial double bed teal green $780,
1880
Was 1880 .................. $3.50
Three piece Hbten Italian provincial bedroom uWood Triple
dresser, mirror IT, in. dual bed Was $349+ ...... S239
Morsanon dewseF five piece mahogany 18th century Enosh
bedroom in Windsor finish Double dresser mirror chest
BEDS Was 5oo". ".......................... S3Ae
Five piece Drexe TFune white and blue Italian provincial
room Dresser base mirror foot inch dual bed chest and night
table. Was 1863" S49e
Five piece Johnson Of Grand Rapids Italian classic bedroom
trutWood finish walnut 72-nch dresser mirror double
6oot 6inch dual bed and night tables Was 1912" $5sS
Six piece Master Italian provincial bedroom frood
distressed finish 76nch triple dresser carved frame mirror 6oot
onoh dual panel bed valet ehesohes and two cabinet
night tables Was $l7o5" SII9S
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TRADITIONAL SOFAS AND CHAIRS CONT


antique white and gold Frame deep tfted
foam rubber back, coral velvet fabric Was $l62* S20
Erwin Lambeth high back resde covered emerald oreen
silk Shrred border black lacquer legs Was $209* . $12o
Pair of imported with deep ufted seats
antique fuwOod frames and emerald green fabric Were
MG "Adn open arm French provincial occasional chair with
antique tuood Frame blue figure on natural background fabric
Attached pillow back lounge chair cushion
magenta solid color fabric Was Sl79* .............$ $l39
Interior Graft pair Of decorator fruitVood
frames taPunO backs, covered in white velvet Were s26 ea
Thomasvie Chateau wing lounge chair with po-dacon seat
s220o 'os "u'"o0o 'ae 9oo green nuOOy fabric sHGs WHs
Drexet Tune" loose pillow back lounge with box peaed skirt
blue solid color fabric dacron cushion Was $264* $159
High back Italian provincial lounge chair covered in top grain deep
green leather, fuiwood finished frame. Was $22* $15o
Swain loose pillow back lounge chair with spring down cushion
silver antique satin fabric. Was $239" Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Was S2l6* ,.,,...,..,,, S17o
Decorator tub chair with deep back dressmaker skirt
Schumacher print abrc Scotchgarded Was $685. $179
MGM murray open handaNed with antique
fuwood frame, white and gold quilted print Was $293 $17o
MGM cavs gold silk damk lounge chair with down and feather
cushion skirt Was $47l* *.................S S1o5
Wdeomb of Grand Rapids lounge covered antique gold
silk fabric shired border skirt POEdacron cushion Was s2S9.
Heritage pair Of MOdavsnt high chairs Greek classic
etched print black and white uiood finished Frame pOdcrOn
seat cushion Were $270* .................$ $19o
MGM "PeOIe" amss French provincial chair with
Si90
MG pair Of BianeO" imported frame reside cane backs
and sides antique frutwood hand carved ame cerse silk
Were S279* $1oe
MGM Gregg French provincial lounge chair with fruood Frame
down and feather seat cushion attached pillow back with goon braid
decorative treatment Covered in lavender silk Was $4l3* $199
Stephen Italian provincial lounge chair with deep tted back topaz
silk fabric Antique frtwood Frame foam rubber reversible
cushion. Was 1855" ca. $1oo.5o ca.
MGM pair Of Adrian Bersere" chairs covered ivory corduroy fabric
Antique uood frames down and feather cushions Were
MGM pair Of Elise Bersere" high back chairs with Forenne saffron
finished frames traputo back saffron silk fabric down and feather
cushions Were $534* ea................S2 S267
Hibriten Italian provincial quilted sofa with fuwood Frame poly
dacron cushions Was $442* $299
Meekenberg s4neh deep ufed back Podacron
cushions scaoped skirt and overay gold solid color fabric
Was S46o* .................. S2eo
blue silk fabric Was $780, *..................$ $2o950
Urban 104neh front pillow
sofa kick pe skirt podacron reversible cushions gold figure
natural linen background fabric. Was $685. $595
MGM Mhele" imported frame sofa reproduction One down
and feather cushion antique uwood finish frame Covered
patterned soft green fabric. Was $l050* .$695
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SLEEP SOFAS

Simmons Hdeabed full size sleep sofa with reversible
cushions Covered in figured fabric Was 27o so" $229
Chesapeake full size SIeepofa with back Lawson a
reversible foam rubber Cushions solid copper
fabric Was $342+ .................. $3.50
Two piece Chesapeake contemporary sofa One piece
oeseat sleeper the other curved bumper sectional
Foam rubber cushions Two sectonas SELL One solid
color bIue solid color green fabric Was 1854" 1899
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CONTEMPORARY SOFAS AND CHAIRS

Valley solid walnut framed lounge chair with loose pillow foam rubber
back and seat cushions Was $751; ............. S79
Contemporary loose pillow back lounge chair with foam
cushions walnut base nyon striped fabric Was S202 $II9
Pair Of Valley high back ede chairs with lemon coored fabric
cover Were Sl79f S119 ca.
Valley solid walnut lounge chair covered ivory teured fabric
foam rubber cushion Was Sl85" SI29
Valley lounge chair with foam rubber attached cushion reversible
foam rubber cushion cabron teed fabric Was S65" SI2e
Urban high back lounge chair with foam rubber cushions weathered
walnut Frame covered green boucIe Was S220* S15o
Valley pair Of rounded back club chairs with solid framed
base muscateI silk fabric Was STAT" ea... SI7o ca
Urban mans massive loose pillow back lounge chair down feather
back cushion and foam rubber seat cushion, covered blue and
black nubby fabric Was S242+ +.................S SI7e
Oval ehase lounge with textued fabric foam rubber
cushion Was S234" S1eo
Valley unusual decorator contemporary sofa with piece
rubber cushion tanoerine and uscha fabric Was S432 S2oo
Swain oversize serpentine sofa with podcron
cushion, copper figured fabric Was S7o5+ $495
Two piece Valley sectional sofs Each section vesea
that Coral nubby fabric deep foam rubber Cushions Was
S7o5" .... ., ........ .............. S4eo
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TRADITIONAL WOOD OCCASIONAL PIECES CONT

TRADITIONAL WOOD OCCASIONAL PIECES CONT
Hickman Grand Rapids French provincial cocktail table in food
Hickman Of Grand Rapids French provincial eomode in fruood
Hickman Of Grand Rapids French provincial round cocktail table
Hendon cigarette table with fruood top and white and gold base
Heritage dewster pair Of end table. with galleries in 18th century
Windsor mahogany Were $40" $3.50 ca.
Townsville IA eaer contemporary cocktail table, 70 inches long
Rapids pair Italian classical end tables in antique
Johnson Of Grand Rapid: drop leaf tier table in 1oon finish Was
Hs%,a Rapid: ''b. with d:sEst
and imported Perao marble top Was SIPS" 1880
HsIase "MOdyan" pair Of pedestal cabinets in and
Hickman Of Grand Rapids French provincial eono. with imported
marble top, drawer Was $l39" $3.50
Lame 46neh easse, cocktail table figured cherry
Ws~.n Italian contemporary eommods table with DOORS e!s
Baker French walnut and cherry eommods chest with three drawers
Was $4loH $26S
CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN DINING ROOM
Founders teak cabinets and chests Danish design Were
Founders teak buffet in Danish design Was $3.50. $1sS
III s 5 1s.s ss Tss: f 81: Ss % j"S2 | ss5 China" round W 81;
Six piece Red Lion junior contemporary dining room cherry fruit
extension table and four side chairs Was s799" $4ss
Nine piece Drexe Design for Living senior walnut dining
suite Buffet ehnadse rectangular trese table, two arm and S
Seven piece Scandinavian style dining room 6onch buffet
sIdn9 glass by oUnch extension
table and four side chairs Was $685. .......... $3.50
Nine piece Red Lion contemporary senior dining cherry fruit
wood trimmed in carpahean elm bu. 78inch massive buffet
china deck 40 by 64nch dining table, leaves
chairs and four side chairs Da $l495* $o95
CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN WOOD OCCASIONAL PIECES
Danish imported round smoker table walnut Was 1875
Danish imported hexssOna snack smoker table walnut Was
S45* 1925
Danish imported table Was $45*
1925
Founders wedge table in black lacquer Was As" 1925
Pair Of Oriental snack tables red ce lacquer smoked antique
mirror tops Were S48* .$24 ca.
Pair Of Valley hostess cocktail tables with marproof mcarbe tops
Were s6o* "a 1880 ca.
Founders "chser hexssona cocktail table oiled Was
$50" "...................... $3.50
Founders pair Of lamp tables with Shelves teak Were S6o*
$3.50 ca.
Founders lamp table in teak Was $7o $45
"Dsnia surfboad cocktail table walnut Was $8o $3.50
Founders wall slab with drawers in rosewood Was $80 $53
American Of MarnsvIe desk in walnut Was $00* SIS
Baker pair Of Oriental lamp tables teak with wood
Were $685. .$149
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OUR EXCLUSIVE ITALIAN IMPORTS

Candy cigarette box hand decorated Was $685. 3e5
Waste basket, hand decorated Was S2" 50
Pair OF woer oval lamp tables, hand decorated Were 500
$66
Tall pedestss, hand decorated Were $780, SI25
Rectangular cocktail table with marble top base hand painted
gold finish Was $780, S13o
4oneh wide Empire wodoor chest One hand painted
in turquoise and gold white and gold Was $780, S2e5
soneh wide BOmbe Venetian breskfo eunmeta grey gold
Hand painted and hand decorated Was 81 1875" S79S
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TRADITIONAL SOFAS AND CHAIRS

Deep ufted foam rubber back club chair antique white
Poydacron cushion figured fabric Was S140* . S99
Pair Of jamestown Lounge French provincial chairs with backs
and Sides antique green frames ceadon figured fabric Were
$3.50 ea 80 so ca.
Pair Of high back contemporary esde chairs with sides
Dresden blue finish with bamboo fabric Were $751; $eo5o
Erwin Lambeth high back esde chair black lacquer legs caret
solid color fabric. Was 81 3d. ........ .Sl19
, 1963-05-04
Code Rules -.

'eral elections. In cases where
the same word or words, other
than the words Virgin Islands,
appear in the petition filed for
more than one political party,
the Supervisor of Elections shall
hold a hearing to determine which
petition shall be accepted, g1yi.g
due consideration to the hour each
petition was filed, the number Of
elecl,'rs signing each petition, aid
whether such party was officially
in existence and participating in
general elections in the Virgin ISL
ands prior to the effective date
of this chapter.
'The Supervisor of Elections
shall, following such hearing.
make a public announcement of
his decision ...."
Mrs. Todman intends to hold no
hearing on the matter, taking the
view that the second Democratic"
petition, speckled with Unity par.
ty members. was not submitted
on. the forms that have spaces for
the names of political party Off
GERS. The names were merely sig
natures of Democratic Party,
members, Mrs. Todman said.
If Mrs. Todman's statements
are interpreted correctly, then it
is UP to the Democratic Party
members themselves to decide
just who they are in terms of
membership.
Reprinted from Daily News
, 1963-05-04

other applicants will pursue
in the Caribbean envi-
at the University of
Rico. A reserve list of
seven other applicants has
also been drawn up in order of
priority.
In selecting applicants, the
Selection Board took into ac-
count all considerations Of in
dividual merit, regional needs,
university placement, etc.
Chairmanof the meeting was
DR.. Rawle Farley, Professor
and Director, Center for Eco
nomic Development and Adj
ministration at Inter-Ameri-
can University. The other
members Of the Board were
DR.. Miguel Angel Santana,
Professor of French, Univer-
sity of Puerto Rico and mem
Der Of the University of Puer-
a.
to Rico Scholarship Commit
tees in Medicine and Veterin-
airy Science; Leslie Robinson,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts.
University of the West Indies
and Chairman of the Under
graduate Awards and Post
graduate Awards Committees
of the University of the West
Indies and Rev. Father Martin
McCabe, Professor of Social
Science of the Catholic Uni
versity of Puerto Rico, Ponce.
, 1963-05-04

Curib.
and one from Guadeloupe.
These applications were for
scholarships in the following
fields: Ecoonmics, fourteen;
Engineering, fourteen Agri-
culture, twelve; Teacher Edu-
cation, twelve. and Public Ad-
ministration, nine. Mr.. Beau
regard pointed out that the
purpose of the Fellowship Pro-
gramme which is being financ-
ed by a grant from AID. is to
provide training at undergrad
uate and graduate levels for
personnel working in fields re-
lated to the development plan
and programmes of Member
Countries of the Caribbean
Organization and is a project
within the framework of the
Caribbean Plan.
OF the Is scholarships re-
commended for award, seven
each are in the fields of Eco
Monies and Engineering; five
in Agriculture and three each
in Teacher Education and Pub
lie Administration Eight per-
sons are recommended to
study at universities in the
U.S.A. on courses not availa-
bic in the Caribbean. The
, 1963-05-04
OF o AT Thu
C~HRISTIANSTED
PUBLIC

Seven Days in May - Fletcher
Knebel
Gabriel - Jorge Amado
The birds of Paradise - Paul
Scott
Magnificent Destiny - Paul l.,
Wel1man
The thin hi Red Line - James
Jones
The Oracle - Edwin O'Connor
!. Where love has gone - Harold
Robbins
Mission of Fear - George Har-
mon Coke
Silent Spring - Rachel Carson
A shade of Difference - Allen
Drury
To the Coral Strand = John
Masters
Genius - Patrick Dennis
The crabtree affair - Michael
Innis
Marie Bonnard - Alice Exert
Rotholz
Final Verdict - Adela Rogers
st. Johns
Sex and the single girl - Helen
G.. Brown
The complete book of handi-
crafts - Ruth Zechlin
Good Housekeeping book of
Home Decoration - Mary L.
Brandt
The college blue book in three
volumes - Christian E. Burckel
Catholic commentary or Holy
Scripture
Nelson's Complete Concordance
Revised Standard version Bible.
, 1963-05-04
PUBLIC AUCTION

Pursuant to a Judgment and Order of Sale issued
out Of the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated,
March 81, 1868, the United States will sell at Public
Por No. { Of Catherine Rest. Queen Quarter,
Christiansted, st. Croix, v. +, US a., with build
ing and appurtenances, belonging to the Estate OF
Ailoysius a. Jamessetal, Defendants, on Friday,
May 81, 1868, at 3 o'clock, PM, at said place men
toned above.
The conditions of the Auction Sale will be read
posted at the time Of said sale.
Dated April 20, 1868.
LIZ. ROBERTS. Jr,
United States Marshal.
BY: CHRISTIAN FARELLY,
Deputy.
, 1963-05-04

community leaders at $50 in
the evening.
Those wishing to attend the
conference on ST. Thomas
should make reservation by
calling Mr. Edmond Penn at.
774-088O or, Mrs. Regina Bornnf
at 774-1151.
Those wishing to attend on
st. Croix call Miss Anna B.
chase at 773-OS45.
, 1963-05-04
Governor

Delinquency Service Of Chill
dren's Bureau. Mr. Whitman
has had many years of expert
ence organizing communities
to deal with Juvenile Delin-
quency problems.
On May II, Mr.. Whitman
will journey to St. John where
he will hold a Conference with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
AuroMoRLEs FoR SALE AUrOMosILEs FoR SALE
PARKWAY FORD

FORD 'b6 conv., real sharp car,
de luxe interior, can be Financed
with no down payment. only S37
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

already has been tabled for
closing. among the % installa-
tons listed BY Mr.. Mcnamara
last Thursday.
There had been speculation
that some big Goevrnment
yards-among them those at
Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Boston-would be included
in that list. They were not. and
Mr.. Mcnamara sidestepped
questions about intentions re-
garding the three yards.
Last nights announcement
set no time limit for q report
by the survey board. However.
Mr.. Mcnamara said on Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
Shipyords Study Likely
ToBrinq Some CIosines

wake Of the Secretary's an
nouncement last week that 26
military bases and facilities
would be shut down or cur
tailed in operation.
That aroused q clamor In
Congress. which appears likely
to be intensified by the new ac-
ton.
Even before the new survey
board was formed, Mr.. McNa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

day that one study by the Navy
already was under way and
that II anticipate that some
time In the next II months we
viii complete that study"
It seems likely the same time
limit, or an even shorter one.
may be set up for the new
joint board.
The protest Of congressional
delegations from States having
Navy yards arises, Of course.
from the prospect Of job losses
in their districts amounting in
some cases to thousands of
workers. Some Of the bigger
yards employ as many as H.
900 civilians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

mara had said fatty that
there are excess facilities In
our naval shipyards today"
Mite Heads Board
The Pentagon statement said
that, ct the direction Of Mr.. Nc
Namara, Secretary Of the Navy
Paul H. Mite has set up q
board composed Of representa-
tives Of both Mr.. McNamara's
office and the Navy Department
ito undertake q comprehensive
study Of the Nations shipyard
capacity and requirements"
Five subjects were listed foE
the study. but the Pentagon
said the survey need not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

The Pentagon has launched
q broad-scale study Of shipyard
requirements that almost GER
tainly viii lead to the closing
Of some Of the IL major Navy
owned yards.
The Pentagon announcement
last night Of the study, ordered
by Secrtary Of Defense McNa-
mara, came in the turbulent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
HOUSEWARES

Third Floor, Washington Only
l2-6.o5 Slim SwiVeIs. Weight reducers
for the home -------------------z.SS
8-4.e8 Folding Laundry Carts; tubulor
frome; eosy-rollino costers ---------z.SS
1888 Sok-Rok Grocery cort Coddys
holds grocery boos in your car without
spillino -------------------
$3.50 Both or Bedroom Ensemble in
cludes woste bosket, tissue holder, tumbler,
ass
s-4.8s Nodded PIostie Stocking Chairs;
assorted coIors ------------------
l2-2.8s Nodded Plostie Stocking Stools;
assorted colors
S-e.S8 3-Shelf Room DiVider with lamp.
4.s9