wren ITN PIMITIMPrra COMIrMinn .,1,5SINATION Of PliiiIDLST LASSUO EDWARD ]AY EPSTEIN

sernne Tag PlICSIOrrr3 COMMISric 11111WSt Ili .1,15WIATIMI Or MUMMY t11115500 THE WA ' COMMISSION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TRUTH if rnT Ve.MIDENT3 SOMIHMON -ostttos OF PRIFIOVAI KL•FIMIC ISTYLIJLICTION IST Richard H. Rorer.:

. lirfnar Tar pat_mrrr$ k ASSASSINATION OF HIESIDANT IIINNRAP "The present critics of the

out POSsIDCPITS COXIII5SI1011 Warren Report must be ../.6" Pal, Mr, 5S11:7 careful that they do not, in opening the popular mind Mark Lane to doubt, open it also to Rush to fear and hysteria." Judgment No Conspiracy, But—

A critique of the Warren Commission's Two Assassins, Perhaps? inquiry into the Murders of By EMMY ram.= President John F Kennedy Officer J. D.Tippit and IT to uncomfortable to Ilse with uo- ecamlnatIon of some kr), witness., the conVentlorial explanation of the Lee Harvey Oswald ceainty. but it seems Lime to less than skeptical of oome of the emaschuttion, the general !Maude, I Introduction by acknowledge that we—tad per official evidence With which It WS remember. we to wonder how the Hugh Trevor-Roper hap, even future generations--may setophrd. lcoo 1.1x00 careful to consider Roma Professor of Modern history never know the truth, certainly not In detail every foselble explanation In the lfroversity of Oxford, it moo the whole truth, about the assassina- of the ssssAtaisstIon other than Lee not Surer. to onuses, had got himself tion of President Kennedy. Harvey Crwald'a sole guilt. Even so. mined up with this one. Vulneranitity of Teta" is a It Is worth adding, the apparent Since then In Britain, the issue has chapter heading used by Edward lay slovenliness may be to the written been dead. I can recall no important Cricket. one of the current critic' of report rather than m the actual In- article In arty tarnish publication the report of the Warren Commission. vestigations of the comminslon. It which he raised the sob/eat since the He might have added another: "The still aroma to me possible that the flurry after the publication of the IVOR° InaccessiblUty of Truth." I do not report doe not do justice th its own Warren, Report. I sat with a British suggest that because the truth may Mann-ma. journalist the other day, and we maid -the report on the be inaceeasibter inquiry should stop: Nevertheless. doubt has been not remember any conversation either Merely that, Lf further Inquiry does aroused, and there are signs that In of on had had in Britain during the warren Report not get us very far, we should not the next taw months this doubt may past 111 months in which me circurn. be ow-prised, and should not feel been= so obseamon in at least some stances of the evaaselantion had tempted to construct our own elabo- quartos—perhaps eventually in the drawn more than a passing reference. rate explanations papule, Wind, which he so for been Borne AmorIcans—mostly Listener The report of the Warren Commis. rethrtaust. Neither in Europe one In tuals—gsve the impression that they Mon hr. now under severe and, In sale America, in fact, have I hitherto no sooner lam! at London Airport oases, persuasive attack. It Is hard found much popular httarest In the than they ore assaulted by questlorn to disagree with the general judg- possibility that the Warm Commis. son theories about the 1•••••ioatIon. ment of its °titles that It did a hur- aeon reached the wrong conclusions. They may move 1n circles I do not ried and slovenly Job. It seems to know, but there me perhaps hvo hove been Less than thorough in the IT 4. true that some of due earliest other explanations. questlonIng-A of Oresild's guilt, or his To nee Mind of Intellectual. a roya- sole glint. emne from Europe. But l-ensue oasakalnation. noels as that NEHILY Palette o ex &stub pokiest they made very little impression on of President Kennedy, provides an by Harold Weisberg riten•esste, .ire is erre • teinstover most people. When Hugh Trevor irrealstiblo temptotton to Pier 'pet- nudist of Wssiiitsion, D. C , Roper delivered his main attack on vote eye." T (Cournmerf on Pegg $41

Books critical of the Warren Report have become • suleinclostry of the publishing business. Above, three currant rumples. NOV. 22. 1953.—Acconding to this movie sequence, running from the first shot to Mrs. Kennedy's climb onto the rear deck of the car, no more Sian 1.8 SLCOrlfit elapsed between the time the President was first hit (top left) and Governor Connally was wounded [top right). But tech showed Oswakis rifle could not fire twice in less than 2.3 second. The conclusion: the theory of a "single huller and one assassin.

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`... It seems to me possible that the report does not do justice to its own inquiries ...I

PUBLIC IsfURDI2L—Affhila millions watched on Isla-vision, unbelieving, Dal- lot nightclub owner Jack Ruby (back to cameral shot Lee Harrey Oswald as he was escorted through a corridor of police headquarter. To some critic of the Warren Report, the second slaying was pert of one conspiracy.

'Continued from Page 52) ore already finding n coonecUon be- in the drewnstanees of the essassless- Warren The second theory, almost have ant, often enough, at MO table tween the assessinatIon nod Charles tion only in one area: the South II 13 prevalent and advanced with con- at Oxford or Cambridge, and won- Whitman's murder, from the tloiver- must admit, however, that I have not siderable Ingenuity, was that Oswald dered at the capaelty Of dons far silty of TIMM tower In aiutin. yet been In the West) AS I southe had been the tool of an FILL eon- mlagmlog that the world Donald...— I can speak with less certainty of my way through the South. I become sell-Ley to discredit the eght wing. the world of men and Affairs-4e opinion to other leuropean ommtries, accustomed to conspiracy theories of the FB.L being, too. a Communist one of Weenie-Bay related event., for but my lmpressinn la that mach the every lon1, most of them constructed organthaUon. which there must be a visible expla- same Is tree there as In lentaln, ex- out of fantasy. Again and again the Net only did 1 get used to thew nation and It not, then a dellberetely cept that conspiracy theorme of the sa.a.inetIon of President Kennedy thrones In the South. I even got used concealed one. aississaLrualon where they are held, teas woven into the fantasy. although to the fact that they could coexist amt in a manner which would be very Americans abroad are alio likely are held more Intensely, especially in In a single mind. Nowhere else to agreeable to the current critics of the to encounter professional antl-Arner, Piles This. I 'would suggest, is the United States, either last year Warm.? Report. mane cod not recognise then, There hardly surprising in ontmtries 'show or this year, until the recent contro- La, in Europe. a dose 11ak between politics ere perpetually excited by The most prevalent popular theory versy began, have I found any hint anti-Ainericanhon and conspiratorial conspiracy theories, and often with which I encountered in the South was of either widespread or deep interest theories of the aasansinauen. which considerable avuticaticia since con- the oncost, one: that Oswald was In the eircum.stances of the rissasaina- emerged .t the time to the expected spiracy to part of the stuff of their part of a left-wing conspiracy whose Lion, I may have been at fault In pronouncement% of Bertrand Russell. pohuca- involvement had been deliberately not raising the question But the An the London correeponchmt of The concealed by Communiets In the Ad- important fact surely, is that Amer- Washington neat pointed out the IN America, both last year and this minlittaatIon and by the arch-Com- Ithaa have never spontancouely other day. anti-Americans M Britain yew-, I here found a popular Interest munist himself, Chief Justice Earl raised tt with me.

54 Tall HIM Yalta 111100 0001101 PUBLIC Drcomur —With the prime suspect deed, President Johnson appointed the Wanes Commission: From left, Representatives GieseId Ford and Kirk Boggs, Senator Richard Russell, Chief Justice Earl Warren, Senator John Sherman Cooper, John JAcCloy, Allen Dulles and Lee Rankin, cournaL

Ties, [Maya critics would ay. a me make IL mar, that they should Hen.. neck and emerged at his a fault to the American people; that not continue to search for the truth criticism that the commission did a they are merely closing their eyes tame before striking Governor Co. slipshod Job: or peas for a further Inquiry ern natty to uncomfortable teeth or panache. arguing only that from their various 11) Although the COMM11.4i0e3 It is rosy, as mat of the critics Ras_ But, like all true Tories, I have vlewpaints. Interested or disinter- arguments end its use of evidence a considerable faith to popular wis- ested, they should avoid eaboreting have done, to show that this "single may not seem an adequate support dom, and I do not behave that, If thrones of conspiracy whirls art bullet" theory, on the evidence ap- for Its [011[111510115, there may yet be there vein the smell of a genuine tweed on erldene quite as selective. plied by the commission. Itself. le the right urea, This is an Important weak. But the fact remains that conspiracy Lu the Land, the ordinary and argument quite as tendentioul, point, bemusee there may be a tend- people of America would be meting a they clam the Warren Report the alternative exparustions offered ency to eller the fauns in the com- with such a lack of fear and hysteria. to be by the critics (each as the Presence mission's report to override a corn- Rumor, would have spread. and the of more than one amain end the monsenee appreciation of its findings. popular imaginal°e been fired, But ace of a COVSpIrlICy ) are equally (la Without deciding whether the It has not happened. THE Warren Commission's conclu- sion that there was a angle assastrin :r to fade and Ina equally ate cammasion's conclusions are right or If I am right In this catenate of is basal an what has come to be Improbable chances, hot, he can Sanply agree that the popular attltudra them It seems to the weakassee of Its report make It known as the "single bullet" theory. Anyone who has reed mote of the nee that the present crates of the In other words, that the tint swage current debate—the books and the desirable that. a further Independent Warren Repent must be careful that Inquiry should be estatalshed. which both President Kennedy and reviews, and one of the reviews, at they do not, in opening the popular (3) He Governor Connelly received were teat, is quite as Important as the can decide that the emu- mind to doubt. open II also to leer ments of the critics make It clear retard by a single bullet which books—can -choose between aver./ and hyeteria, I am not arguing, let passed through the back of President that Oswald did not act alone, with- attitudes, even if he accepts the out coot- (Continued tin Page 1511)

SerribuIIIR 11, 11.4 55 whether It Is ineurate. But it reads as America--end Arnencene of sense No Conspiracy. But- like a detective novel. Only one and commonsense base put this point thing women me. I'm terrified dear to me many times In recent Weeks— Mr. Booth gam to the wrong theater." someone would have broken fgoetiward prom Page 515,1 nature. assassinations usually Involve I one afraid I am rather In the There Are at least two magazines which would be willing to Spend a notating himself to any conspiracy conspiracy .'• same frame of mind about 11.2121.111121.4 small fortune for a clue to a con. theory, The fact that more than "Top" conspirators. It to true. can time ea Miss Milford. The chances three-quarter on. pence to engaged In an en- always know with some certainty seem to tee Ion 5resL the collIcidencei epinicy. Yet. In ben and year, floor boa been forthcoming. tercrine does not necasearily melee where their sectim will be, can even LOO lotprobable, for serious collar-id it a consplrecy. Thie is the leap help to arrange that he wilt be there. conspirators to rely on cheerful pub- Some magazines have beat engaged which alarm. me, and 11 is leap II The conspirators in the ''July 20" lic occasions foe their deeds. In tireless investigatuMs of their own. In not winh to imply any ronackine plot knew where Hitler would be, employing what Time magVelne en- motive) which ambitious authors and when So did the conspirators gagingly likes to call "task forces" 'IONE of the current critics 01 the et their own correspondents, Yet, In perhaps find a little too may to against Julius Caesar, although It Warren Report goes to great trouble Lake. was, In fact, touch and go whether two and three-quarter years, they to describe the elaborate way in have turned up not a hint of con- 14) He can accept the Ides that Ise would mike it to the Senate that which. he suggests, the conspirator, spiracy. there was a conspiracy. without noc- mornlog. )?wen So, it Should be noted, weal about the business of duptlent. emarily feeling obliged to commit the "July 20" plot, although carefully Mg the known Oswald by a "second From the time of the assassination. inenself to we or other of the con. planned, went awry. Oswald." Such preparation! Such Lee Harvey Os-wakes mother pursued spinney theories which have already To plan dangerously then. and they detail) Yet, with it all, these deter- the posalliWty of his Innocence. and beim offered or which mean likely to rely on a public appearance on a mined and imaginative conspirators Mark Lane, through all these Pa,. has kept the issue and tils own In- to be offered in the next few months. trip to Sarajevo, or the theater, or chose to place the actual assassins Dalian—this seems to me hardly In vestiesticsa alive, yet hie final report, It a of comae. the idea that there at a point on a mute which President the nature of political conspiracy, "Push to inclement,' reveals no real was • conspiracy which Is Intriguing. Kennedy might not take, in a city although it may he In the nature el evidence of a conspimey. Other pri- and of which I remain more than a which he might not even visit, and a fanatic, or two or three fanatics. where, although the shot was easy vate Investigators have bared their Little skeptical. I have aiwaye found Art Buchwakt to lila Pasta days, enough, there was only a brief time way through the available facts, yet Mime difficulty In assuming censor- once interviewed Miss Nancy MICterd. In which to hit him. only one of them, to my knowledge. try In public asmosinations. They When he asked her what she liked tfut there are other Improbabilthea calms to have Identified even one other man who depend fair too muds on coincidence to read, she replied that she loved In a conspiracy theory of the tissasal- ennipirstor, evenone with Oswald. In and accident to be the work of deter- history and biography. and was at netinn. If there was a conspiracy. was In collusion robsed political conspirators, and I the moment hallway through "the . not only would more people he pri- two and three-quarter years. this is is remarkable amount of roinevidericie. therefore find myself demurring Day Lincoln Waa Shot." 'Of course." nually Involved, hie also more people. when Handel Wetaberg the author of she went on, "I don't know anything Snob as gun dealers. would he sec- Moreover. If there was a politically "Whitessath,'. =aye toot "by their about American history: I don't know i ondarily invoived. In a country such Woo/Need on Pogo 157)

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EXHIBIT 399

Like the ripples from a stone dropped in a pond, the doubts about the report of the War- ren Commission surround a moment of sudden impact: Did a single bullet, labeled Exhibit 399 by the commis- sion, hit John F. Kennedy in the back of the neck, pierce a hole in his throat and then severely wound Governor John Connally of Texas who was sitting on a jump seat in front WEAPON—Oswald% Mannlieher.Carearso rifle, with telescopic sight. of the President? For though this was not the assassination bullet lot the two other shots seconds, Hence, the "single hours after the shooting. The Bethesda autopsy. The reports the report says were fired that bullet theory." Coupling thin medical testimony published stated that the nonfatal bid: day, one "probably" missed with the premise that Oswald by the commission described let entered President Ken- the car and the other shat- Fired the gun, the commis- the path of the bullet through nedy's right shoulder and did tered Kennedy's head, killing sion arrived at its basic con- the President's neck and bai• not bore through his body. him}, it is over Exhibit 399 clusion: Oswald was the lone listies fats showed it could Epstein's conclusion: The and the "single bullet theory" gunman and the President's have kept going with enough F.B.I. reports are correct and that the argument hinges. assassin. "To say that they velocity to hit Connally. the Bethesda autopsy report One reason is mathematical. were hit by separate bullets Against this weight of evi- published in the Warren Re- Accoeding to movie film taken is synonymous with saying dence, Edward Jay Epstein, a port was altered between the at the scene by an amateur that there were two Mil- Cornell graduate student who time of the assassination and and later studied by commis- line." one staff lawyer de- wrote "Inquest" as a master's the time of publication to con. sion investigators, the maxi- el ared. Mitzi' in government, weighed form to the "single bullet the- mum time that could have The mathematical evidence in with newly discovered doc- ory." "It indicates," said Ep- elapsed between the *Cord- was substantiated to the com- uments that challenged the stein, "that the conclusions ing of the President and of mission's satisfaction by stud- Waste,. Commission's theory of the Warren Report must be the Governor was 1.8 seconds. ies of the trajectory of bul- of a single bullet and a single viewed as expressions of politi- Yet tests on Cessaid's bolt- let 399 and, more significant- t assassin, Epste:replkarop beet cal truth"—that le, that the action oft: showed it could ly, by an Autopsy performed recently declassified . B.I. re- sIngle assassin, assumed to be riot fire twice in less than 2,3 at Bethesda Naval Hospital ports which contradicted the Oswald, had been found.

154 nil slow voile roan SisCralei In two and three-quarter years there has been a remarkable amount of nonevidence

fOontowied from Pugs 154) The German state Was In such a con- determined conspiracy there most dition in 1944. hove been a politically determined In spite of all the patient reading motive. One critic of the Warren I have done. I con find not • tittle Report. having reconstructed the of evidence that subversion of the conspiracy which he believes may state—an abrupt dame M. the po- have caused President Kennedy's litical force. governing the country death, at least recognises this diffi- —was one of the motives of Presi- culty. "The political or economic dent Kennedy's assassination: nature of the conspiracy," said Rich- Again. It is Popkin who approaches ard H. Popish, in The New York the problem with at least some po- Reenew of Woke "must be purely litical noun, who recognizes the diffi- specuative at this stage." culty. He scrapes ha way out of Just how speculative. he then It by indicting a whole society, and ' makes clear in three wildly specula- any reader of pamphleteering polit- tive sentences, "Maybe Oswald met ical !aerator* will recognize this some far-right extremist+, when he passage as familiar: Iwent to hear General Walker on Oct. 'The American prem, as well as 23. Maybe some right-wing Cohens others in positions of responsibility, ‘‘ Involved him in a plot when he was would not, and could not. dream of a i in New Orleans. Maybe lee got M- conspiratorial explanation. In a world volved with some Leftist plotters in In which conapiractes are going- on I New Orleans. Mexico City or Dallas" ail of the time—in business (the anti- 1That gives as mute a lot from which trust canes), In crime the Mahe). '110 Chaise. In foreign affairs (the C.LA.) —It Pepin.. In the end, la true to his .071141110w was still not imaginable predispositions. managing In suggest that two or more persons could decide a right-wing conspiraey without to anassinate the President of the offering any supporUng evidenee. "A United States.' And It is from there conspiracy to defame the President that he proceeds to hint at a "far- was going on in Dallas among &hand- right" conspiracy. ful of rightists. Why was this pos- So it Is to this. to • politically angled attack on a whole society. sible. but not a conspiracy by others to shoot him?" No reason at all, that the apparently objeative and . except that no one has yet turned painstaking exposure of political con; . up any evidence of an organised con- spIrscy in the end reduces Itself. spiracy fired by "political or eco- Even the Inquisition would have nomic" motives. marveled at such audacious dis- sembling of the truth. Rookie even resurrects the tittle- SUCH a cony] riscy would. pre- Cattle — "in rumors I have often sumably. have a political motive heard"—that the President's aseseal- beyond the mere assassinetion of the nation may have been organized by President Yet, having had melt n his successor. It Is the suggestivenem I' !striking success in Its first action, of rumora have often heard" it never acted again and never acted which is hard to forgive. during those terrible first days when None of this. I must repeat, is to conspreey was a real fear Lis the deny that there may have been two Mode of the American people and or more people Involved to the al- . their Government No plans to pre. - although. the greeter vent a peaceful transfer of power, no the number suggested, the less credi- plena to change men or policies: ble the propoeition memo, I am \ What an abbreviated conspiracy. merely arguing that it is possible to Nor two 141111 three-quarter year., regard such people as genetics or nuts Qom. 90-A we are eked to believe, o coespiracy and nothing more, not Involved In any which organized the death of a Presi- sodaus political conspiracy and not Two for the collection .. . honest, versatile, dent has lain silent and dormant, reflecting any organized subversive while his successor has pursued much interest, or even any organised and timeless. The short-sleeved poorboy is the same policies, often with the same passion, within the body of rib-knit wool striped in Copper Penny/Navy, Meet tt seems mare than unlikely. society. Cardinal/Indian Corn, Persimmon/Cactus I ern not denying that them may Green. Foggy Blue/Elderberry. S, M, L. have been more than one assassin— T. an outsider. as he minim himself The westerner skirt, leather-buttoned, is n the available evidence sterns to me slowly into American society and )( I Confusing—tnit. even if one make. nothing to more alarming shetland wool and zippers in back. It elite supposition. It shit does not pm. (even though he may have half ex- matches any or all of the poorboy colors. lily making the tong leap to a con- pected It) than the prevalence of spiracy theory of the assassination. Sizes 6 to 16. conspiracy thepries of political power Conspiracy Is a term which should and political behavior. By the time Sweater about fen dollars, skirt about fif teen be allowed to keep a tittle distinction. he has submerged himself no more dollars at good stares and college shops A poilLical conspiracy—and it is this than noble-high, he no longer needs which we are being asked to consider Richard Flofstadterta brilliant guide —must have, at least in the minds to the "paranoid style" 111 American . of the conspirators, some of the politics to remind him that such t jusUlleaLien of "reasons of state." theories min far back In American Whether lett-wing or right-wing, the history. , object of a conspiracy is to subvert But what amazes him most is that e7;44 • the state; and there is a sense In Mom who pooh-pooh the familiar fact in whit), a stele may be consid- McCarthylte theortm of left-wing ered ready for conspiracy. as Marx conspiracy are themselves ready to • ..... mid It can be ready for revolution. (Continued on Pogo 159) ISO? .....w•y, Now reek tools

alterfraH1 II. lead ell (Contissed from Pape 101) duped by the critics of the Warren construct almost as fanciful theories Report. of right-wing conspiracy. Moreover. whereas those on the right who in- THEI American people are, as dulge In farimalm of Communist con- have wid, open in einspiracy theories, spiracy usually an the for right. and It seems to me to be to their those on the left who Indulge In credit, and not merely evidence of tautestee of right-wing conspiracy their complacency. that they have so are often paraded and parade them- far refused to be stampeded into selves, as level-headed liberals. Imagining conspiracy, either left- wing or right-wing, In the awassina- thin of President Kennedy. Those THUS there is a second conspiracy who are today purveying their con- which Is being discovered in the cur. spiracy theories appear to be bent rent dehatlin a conspiracy on the part on producing precisely the kind of of the Wariest Osman.slon to sup- hysteria which, requiring only doubt press, or distort, the troth. It must end never proof, begins a witch-hunt, be said that thin theory has not yet either on the left or on the right. gained much ground. But It Le ex- At some point It la clear, there will plicit in ail WeitherWs attributions have to be mother independent in- of malevolence, and It is implicit. quiry. But. even If this to agreed. Although In the moot sophisticated It Is by no means equally ricer that way, evert in Epstein's otherwise careful, otherwise level-voiced, book,

Epstein's meta critIcLons are of the slovenly only In which be believes that the commission worked. But his 6:To an outsider, as he sinks first and last explanation of Ws himself slowly into American society sloveritinese Is that it was eager to find an rapt/math,n of the UttaSaitia- and polities, nothing is more tion which would restore Airier{Gan prestige abroad, and the prestige of alarming than the prevalence of American Institutions at home. In theories of political power short, he suggests that the -Estab- lishment- arisumptione end Inclina- and political censpirary.,, tions of its members made their find- 3 ings Lnevitable. I wax. although I do not now often a like to alt It. responsible for making the phrase "the Emulate, the lime for such an investigation is meet" part of our current political now. A portion of the investigative vocabulary. The occasion was an reports m the United Staten ClaBanal article in The itondon) Spectator In Archive, is not yet declasailled. The In which I gently suggested whereabouts of other important evi- a that fluy Burgess and Donald Mac- dence have still not been ascertained. lean had not needed any cover. either In these circurnstatioes, the chances for their activities or for their even- at • further inquiry producing a re- tool disappearance to Russia simply port which would carry conviction because they belonged—and here are Mehl. first used the word—to "the Efitsb- To net up another independent lishment- body. with tie peomL.e that It could Form this half-seriona half-mock- succeed. would be to agitate public ing suggestion that. bemuse of their doubt without Ming mrtaln that It connections, they were always given could. In the end. settle It. Popular the benefit of the doubt. the phrase fear end hysteria ere dangerous "the Establishment" caught on like weirdo to wealth. and Weisberg, for wildfire. and I have been troubled toe, makes It clear that he Is willing by IV success ever since I began to recite them. In his condusion, he to be troubled when I realized that makes the flesh creep: the phrase could be Used, end wee being used, es e sophisticated version "A clime such as the aasessination of a conspiracy view of politics, in- of the President of the United States cannot be left as the report of the stead of • rather jolly way of de- scribing a curious, liNglish phenome- President's cormidesion has left It non. without even the probability of a eolutleri, with mnamitis and murder' our flower show.off Exactly the seine mooned of exag- re free, and free to repeat their geration Is to be found in Epstein's ... quilted in KOD EL minies and copy what benefits they ° book. Although he himself provides may have expect.] to derive there- remornl convincing explanatione of from. No President is ever safe if Bouquets of blossoms puff up our Caprolan• nylon robe why the commission did such a hur- Presidential assawird Cr, exculpated. ried and elipehod job he in the Yet that is what title commleelan has quilted with Kodel polyester fiberfill. Prettily arranged to end leans to a conclusion which done. curve in narrowly through the bodice and sweep out has the .meek of conspiracy CIII2VA- It la my Judgment that the Amer- about It: -.In astabliehing its version gandy to the floor. Enhanced with a soft ican people [May ere in ■ remarkably turn over collar, of the truth. the Warren Commission spacious trumpet sleeves and a long beck zipper. Belted to tie acted to reassure the unhysterial frame of mind. even In nation and pro- the middle of • difficult bed the national interest" and contro- 'round when you please. Mauve versial war. Certainly, they are show- Blue and Anse Petal. Sian: This is to metre • Judgment of mo- log every sign or restating the Pence, small, medium and large. About $18.00. Sr/ 1! 9644. tive, men conspiratorial motive. and teroptatioe to further witch-hunts. It It Is the hint of conspiracy, of one would be a tragedy if articulate kind or another, which ham bream• ofratlakae at: FRANKIJN SIMON. N.Y.C. sad Itr.ntbet, Imams of opinion led them into an- kfiltareire; Necks Co., the WeihMermi. D.C. G1rwitarl, Pirobargk hallmark of all the theses pro- other, Het et, Atleatema E. W. Ed inn-do, Rothruer. Or trio. Rayfnotiri, a &role+ of jean iris, 133 Menlo. Aerator, Neu. York, N. 1001k. Y. e ass TM Iliac Ka • tea Clad srertiesta lt, sew Isl