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Evening star., 1962-04-13
WILLIAM S. WHITE

The biggest political story
since the 1860 presidential
campaign is being made by
the non-politicians who con-
troll Big Steel.
In raising steel prices in
defiance of the United States
Government and in disregard
of the best interests of this
Nation and of all the Western
world, they have done an in
calculable harm. 1t will long
endure to bedevil the respon-
sible politics Of this country.
For they have hurt most
Of all the very three things
to which they are most de-
voted: The concept of Ameri-
can free enterprise; the con-
cept of political conservatism.
and the Republican Party.
And they have immensely
promoted these other things:
The mind that seeks to regi-
ment industry and business;
the extreme liberals generally,
and the left-wing faction of
the Democratic Party.
They have made the way
much easier for all those who
have long wanted Govern
ment regulation, in one way
or another, over basic indus
tries such as steel. They have
emboldenad every wild and
irresponsible labor leader in
the country. The Jimmy Hof-
fas and others of that ilk
had sneered at the RESPONSE
bic labor leaders who-under
long pressure from the Ken
nedy administration HI a d
agreed on a reasonable settle
ment of wage demands with
U. S. Steel.
That reasonable restraint
on the part of labor has now
been repaid by Steel with a
price increase which in spirit
breaks what everybody knew
was a gentlemen'S under
standing. This unSpoken un-
derStanding was that labor
would go easy and Big Steel
would go easy.
What will the Hoffas and
their kind now say to labor's
rank-and-file? Quite simply,
they will say: Listen to our
kind of leadership hereafter,
and we will get you what you
want. Look at those labor
fellows who played along
with Steel and with Kennedy
and look at what they got"
Literally nobody in politics
gains from Big Steel's action
except the liberal extremists,
to whom hostility to business
is almost a spiritual creed.
If Big Steel thinks the Re-
publcanS like its policy, let
Big Steel privately ask any
major Republican officehold-
er. If Big Steel wants the
Republicans to carry the
congressional elections in
November, let Big Steel ask
the Republicans today how
Evening star., 1962-04-13
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Vice President johnson says should learn think
Internationally Just Wasn't that Taylors
trouble?
Fifty Republican Congressman talk all night against the
Kennedy regime. You can't blame them The way Kennedy
stands in the polls of them crticzng
him in broad daylight.
Ford abandonS plans to make tiny called the
Cardinal Too people got the idea you could
bird seed
Say, just who's running this country anyhow, Little
Jack-or Big Steel?
Communism Wal-to-wal togetherness.
to Internal Revenue Dear Sirs This country has
wonderful please accept this 500 gift prefer
to remain anonymous, owe $4,000 in back taxes"
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Busic English Course
Offered Foreiqners

Catholic University will offer
a seven week course in basic
English for foreigners, begin
ming at 7 pm. Monday at 1925
Eighteenth street NV.
The course will meet Monday
and Thursday evenings and
will stress grammar. pronunCIa-
ton and vocabulary.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Federal Moves Since Price increase
Called Vendetta Against on Industry


Report. Here is what Mr..
Blough said at that time:
"Our hourly employment
costs over the last three years
have gone up fairly close to
IL or 13 per cent. At the
most, you would expect the
output per man-hour-which
is not a very satisfactory
measure of this thing called
productivity, but which is
used by some people-to go
up, say, not more than two
per cent a year. The steel
industry record-since 1910
is something like IL per cent.
But, if you say it's two per
cent per year, that would be
about six per cent of i'm
provement in the last three
years.
Now, our other costs, such
as purchased goods aid serv-
ices, have also gone up-all
without a price increase in
over three years.
so, adding the whole thing
up, my guess is that over the
last three years we've had a
cost increase of something in
the nature of 6 per cent
that is, the II per cent minus
the. 6 per cent productivity
Improvement. It's very close
to that.
And you're asking me how
long can that continue to
increase and how long can it
be borne without some kind
of a remedy? I would give you
the answer that it's not rea-
Sonable to think of it as con-
tinuing. In other words, even
now there should be a rem
edy. If any additional cost
occurs. the necessity for the
remedy becomes even great
er."
Mr.. Blough's answer was in
response to this particular
question: Can you continue
to increase your employment
costs-whether in the form
Of fringe benefits or in the
form Of wage increases -
without increasing prices?"
Since Mr.. Blough gave the
interview, the cost to the steel
industry of the fringe bene-
fits granted in the new labor
contract has been estimated
at approximately $100 million
a year.
Mr.. Blough in his February
interview was also asked:
Evening star., 1962-04-13
White House Studies Next Steps
And Politicians Await Cue

Many Republicans feel
they are further handi-
capped in the coming elec-
ton by steel's actions. There
is no indication that it was
thought necessary in Pitts
burgh to tip off the party
leaders to what was coming,
much less seek their opinion
as to its wisdom.
1t is being suggested that
the steel community, instead,
had accepted the probability
that the party it favors will
be out of power for another
six years at least and didn't
propose to daily around with
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Thureood Marshall
Hearing Postponed
BY the Associated Press

A Senate Judiciary Subcom-
mittee has postponed until
April "a a hearing on President
Kennedy's appointment of
Thurgood Marshall of New
York to the I'd Circuit Court
Of Appeals.
The hearing had been sched-
uled for April Is. but the sub
committee said the postpone
ment was made necessary by a
conflict with other business.
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CHEW. '5s Biscayne 4-door. VS.,
s2S3 engine. T. and b., excel. cond.
Best offer. DE. 2-3019.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEy. 81 Biscayne 2-dr., owner,
excel MI, tires. cond. Stick shift,
r, h., 81, 450. JE- 2-O692, ewes.
except Thurs. and Sunday.
CHEVROLET 80 wagon, white,
beautiful ali-blue vfnyi interior, ex-
eel. mechanical cond.. auto. trans.
7. and h.. yinterized and snow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

CHEVROLET $50 Impala hardtop
coupe. VS.. powerglide,. power
steering, II. and h.. all-white fin
1sh, 1 owner, excellent condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

HU3O ~ 81. NV. FE. 3-2204
CHEW. '62 VS. Impala sport coupe.
beaut. 2-tone green finish. power
steering. auto trans. Wv. tires,
vance. one-year warranty, special
Aprtce S2,495. small down pymt.
Tbs car can be seen on our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 GaIaxie 800" Tudor
hardtop, red and white, 300-h.p
engine, stand. trans. with overdr.,
T. and h., Wv. tires. Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

CHEW. 80 station wagon, blue.
afully equipped. reduced to S1,S95.
Capitol Cad illac-OldS Co.
1920 22nd st. NV. FE. 10000
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Chevrolets

|les1 Monsa coupe. powerglide.
n. and b.. Wv. tires. Light tur-
y quoise finish. Like new, 30-day
warranty. S1,7e5.
f961 Corvette convertible, 4-speed
transmission. '250-h.p." r. and
l4h.. Wv. tires. Honduras ma
@roon finish with new white top,
so day warranty. Small down
payment. $2.795.
1891 Impala convertible. VS. en-
CINE; poWsrglide; r and r.: power S
turquoise finish. white top. 30
tday warranty. Small down pay
@ment. $2.096
1881 Parkwood station wagon. VS.
engine. standard transmission. r.
and h., extra clean throuRhout.
eAutumn gold. beige top. l owner.
s30-day warranty. Small down
spayment. S1,S95.
iee1 Impala sport coupe, VS. en-
sgine, powerglide, power steer
smscuiate white finish. red in
TERROR. Low mi. 30-day warranty.
Small down payment. S1.9e5.
deo1 Impala hardtop. "250-h.p."
SV-S, powerglide, r. and h., Wv.
tires. Beautiful blue finish. 80
day warranty. 3 others to choose
from. Small down payment. ST.
1851 Bel Air sedan, go cyl.
standard Transmission. 7. and h..
extra clean. turquoise finish. 30
day warranty. Small down pay
Sment, S1,795.
1859 Bel Air sedan. VS. engine
STANDARD transmission, T. and b..
sw.-w. tires. Extra clean, green
rand white finish, 30-day war
sranty. Small down payment. S1ss
ae57 Bel Air 4-door, powerglide,,
9. and a, Wv tires: turqucise
swarranty. Low down payment.
$3.50.
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1881 Monza eoupes powerglide.
n. and h.. Wv. tires. Light tur-
|. quoise finish. Like new, 30-day
warranty. Sl,7o5.
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1870 CONN. AVE.
Used CARS, 1174 18th st. NV.
PIT 1881
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OLMSTEAD

CHRYsLER '62 Newport 2-doOF 6.t..
white over green, r. and h., p.s.,
Wv tires. etc. Low mi, 12-mo.
guar, S2,995,. L. p. sTEUART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

CHEVROLET '58 6-cyl. sedan. STAN
nard Transmission; oT I and h. Ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

CHEVROLET U6, 6-cyiinder. stand
ard, $500, or best offer. 365-72oo
Eat aftern0on mr. Sun
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cHEVROLET '5s Biscayne 2-dr.
sedan. VS., powerglide. 7. and b,
PRICED for Ss Quick I Sale only S7s5.
sRARRY-PATE CHEW
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SHEV. '62 VS. Impala conv..
Beautiful toreador red with white
top. straight shift. r. and h.. Wv.
Tires, one-year warranty, end-of-
season clearance. special 81. 495.
small down navment'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 81 Tudor FaiTlane sedan,
red and white, equipped with 7.
Pa aa q, 'fI HE shit stji syls 1nly
21st st. NV. Pc. 1924.
FORD '5s Fairlane white Fordor
sedan. VS.. T. and b., p.s.. Wv,
excel. 1-owner (housewife), $4,000
nj. $685.. EN-. 5-l422.
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MONROE.
FORD

CHRYSLER '63 4-dr. brand-new.
auto. trans PSI heater. factory
equipped. Special at $2.964. Top
trade for your car. Bank terms
::sefore You Buy Give Us a Try"
L P. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-4S00
CHRYSLER '61 Newport hardtop
coupe. All extras on this beautiful,
low-mileage, one-owner car. Like
new in every way. A real value
at only S2,lS6-
Evening star., 1962-04-13
TOP TUNES
The One Who Really Loves You
Has That Popular ChoIypso Beat

liked it and they scheduled
a recording session.
Since Smokey had the orig
inal idea, he was put in
charge of preparing the ar
rangement and supervising
the session. He arranged the
song for bass, drums, conga
drum, piano. rhythm guitar,
trombone, two saxes and a
three-man chorus behind
Mary.
The effect he produced was
described by one Motown ex-
cutive this way:
ITS different. I call it a
South American Oriental
sound. The Saxes are used
with a Chinese flavor and
the whole thing has a chalyp-
so beat. Chalypso. Of course.
course, is really a cha-cha. I"
The record has had wider
acceptance than Mary Wells
earlier records. The Motown
executive says he thinks
that's because it has a story
lyric.
IA story lyric is important
to kids" he says. Like the
the Duke of Earl, this COM
municates something to teen
ayers, a situation that appeals
to them. That's as important
to a record as having an ap-
pealing sound"
Evening star., 1962-04-13
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

Smokey Robinson is the
lead singer Of the Miracles
and he writes a lot of the
songs they perform.
When he had finished one
called THE One Who Really
Loves You," however, he rea-
lized that 1t needed to be
sung by a girl and although
the Miracles are made up of
four men and a girl, the girl
doesn't sing lead.
Actually. Smokey had Mary
Wells in the back of his mind.
Mary is an 18-year-old blues
singer who records for the
same company as the Mira
cleS. That's Motown Records
in Detroit.
THE One Who Really
Loves You" is about a girl,
rejected by a boy, telling him
that other girls love" him
for various selfish reasons
but she is the one who really
loves him.
Smokey took the song to
Berry Gordy, jr., president of
Motown Records and told
him he thought it would be
good for Mary Wells. Mr..
Evening star., 1962-04-13

tion is set for April % at
Roonsboro. Md.
\
Sue Spalter will be High
Point High Schools queen
during it's cancer drive and
will serve on the Cancer Aid
Group at the carnival in
Wheaton Plaza, April 30
May IL.
Wheaton High Schools
KeydetteS have announced
they'll operate a nursery
for free-for young children
of parents attending the
Wheaton Variety Show to-
night and tomorrow.
- -
Rosa ErneStina Noguera of
Nicaragua, and her American
counterpart, Susan Catherine
Collins, both of whom atteno
Georgetown Visitation Pre-
paratOry School here. were
among "a exchange-student
delegates who attended the
first Pan American Youth
Assembly. which ended here
this week.
Held at the Pan American
Union, the two-day session
brought together II exchange
students from Latin America,
now attending United States
schools, and an equal number
of American student leaders.
The theme of the assembly,
which opened Pan American
Week, was THE Need for
Better Understanding - a
Challenge to the Youth of
the Americas" At the end
of the session, the delegates
adopted several recommended
tionS. Among them:
The program of eXchang-
ing students should be on a
broader social and geograph-
ical base, and teachers should
be included; more emphasis
should be paid to cultural as
we'll as political and economic
issues; the Peace Corps should
be expanded.
Also, the ideals of the
Alliance for Progress are
good, but the mechanics of
operation must be improved;
the Latin American eXpecta-
tions are possibly too high,
whereas the United States
expectations are pessimiStic
because of the seemingly in
soluble problems. and it is
important that Alliance for
Evening star., 1962-04-13

PROGRESS result in something
that the people can see, not
Just money going into the
hands of government.
For the eighth year in a
row, the Drama Department
OF WashingtOn-Lee High
School in Arlington walked
off with the top "distin-
guished" rating of Virginia's
one-act play festival held
recently at the University of
Virginia.
Jane Singer. Phyllis Rich
mond and John Underdahl,
all seniors, made up the cast
of the winning entry. They
gave a cutting from The
HeireSs," produced some years
ago on Broadway.
The Dramatic Club of
Georgetown Visitation Pre-
paratOry School has picked
out a mystery play with a
perfect title for presentation
in May.
It's called "Whodunit?"
and the story-in three acts
tells of a detective novelist
who becomes involved in real
life intrigue.
The play will be given May
6 in the Odean. Actresses
will include Cordiss Heard,
Mary Vogt, Dolly Bureau,
Maria Leyva, Peggy Beck
with, Suzanne Shaffer, Betty
Ann Healy, Susan Beatie,
Mimi Doores, Diane johnson
and Judy TerlizZi.
Ann Healy is production
manager and assistant direc-
tors are Coo Buchanan, Ann
Hickey, Sunny Parks and Ell
len Donelan.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

Gordy had Mary come to the
studio and they went up to
second-floor rehearsal room
to hear Smokey play it on
the piano and sing the words.
Mary and Mr.. Gordy both
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Nature

BIRD WALK: Meet q Park naturalist
in the parking area at Kenilworth
Aquatic Gardens at 0 am. Sum-
day. Free.
ISLAND FLOWERS: Join q Park ma
turaliSt and learn about native
flowers on Theodore Roosevelt Is
land at 10 IN. Sunday. Free
FLOWER WALK: Take a conducted
walk through Dumbarton Oaks
Parks. Meet at Avon place and r
street NV. at IL am. Sunday.
Free.
ISLAND ADVENTURE: Meet q Park
naturalist and explore along the
trails of Theodore Roosevelt Island
at 2 pm. Sunday. Free.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
TEEN BRIEFS

Carl Middledorf, the Sem
ators' bonus pitcher from
Bethesda, Md. has been pro-
NOTED from Glass D to Class
B in the American League
baseball clubs minor league
system.
Carl, an 18-year-old former
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School star, will pitch for
Raleigh, N. c., this year in
the Glass B Carolina League.
He had been assigned to
Pensacola, Fla, in the Class
D Florida State League.
The Bethesda player was
featured last week in TEEN.
He spent the spring training
session with the Senators in
Pompano Beach, Fla, before
going to Pensacola and then
being promoted to Raleigh.
Northwestern High School
will hold YOU Day tomor-
row. YOU means Youth out
for UNICEF, and that's what
the students are going all out
for.
Among plans to raise
money for the United Ma
tion's organization will be the
sale of Chinese fortune cook
les, emphasizing the work of
UNICEF in the Far East,
with fortunes such as: May
Heaven smile on you! Your
nickel will give Is glasses Of
milk to a child in Japan.
4 4 -
Wheaton High School Soph-
omores Sharon Wilks, Joan
Sherier and Mary Peckham
are nominees for state Off
ces in the Maryland State
Future Nurses Club. The elec-
Evening star., 1962-04-13

for another big show to be held at o'clock tonight at the
Ys Central Branch. It's the District of Columbia Anna
teur Athletic Unions Junior Olympic Gymnastic Meet
for Boys and Girls with participants ranging in age up
to II. Many of the teen-agerS will participate in
this event-Star Staff Photos
Evening star., 1962-04-13

There's rarely any shortage of muscepOwer among the
een-agerS. And when you get them into gymnasium,
it's obvious they're ready for whatever feats there
to be done Take for instance the third annual School
boy Gymnastic Championships held recently at the
Districts Central Branch of the YMCA Divided into
Evening star., 1962-04-13

three age groups, the boys through backbreakng
rOutneS on the horizontal and parallel bars, the still
rings, side horses and trampOneS Interest in gymnas
tics is confined just to the boys either The girls
rOutnes are almost as strenuous And whether they
event not the meet helped prepare the eenagers
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Stage

MUSICAL: annie Get Your Gun" by
the BetheSda-Chevy Chase Student
Government Association. Friday
and Saturday at s pm. in the
Boys Gym. Tickets are S1.26.
MUSICAL: odds on Love" North
wood High Schools all-School
production. Friday and Saturday
at S:15 pm. in the Northwood
Gym. Admission 81.
0NE-ACTS: Two one-act plays by
Takoma Junior High at 8 pm.
Friday and Saturday in the school
auditorium. English classes will do
Stephen Vincent Benet'S THE
Devil and Daniel Webster" and
John Kirkpatrick's "A Wedding"
Admission, adults rs cents, stu
dents so cents.
PLAY: The Desperate Hours" by st.
Johns College Dramatic Club.
Friday and Saturday at S:15 pm.
at the College, 1907 Military road
NV. Tickets are 81.
VARIETY SHOW: Singers, dancers
and comedians will perform 40
acts at Wheaton High Schools
Variety Show. Friday and Satur-
day at s pm. in the GYM. Tickets,
adults 81. students rs cents. -
Evening star., 1962-04-13
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HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday P NJ.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star, Wash
ington 3. D. C.
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Evening star., 1962-04-13
SpecioI Events

BATON CONTEST: Arlington Cherry
Blossom Baton TWirling Contest
at 9:30 am. Saturday at Wash
ington-Lee High School, 1900
North Quincy street in Arlington
Admission, adults 81, children so
cents
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Music

RECITAL: The English Consort of
Viols" at the Phillips Gallery at
pm. Sunday. Admission free.
CONCERT: Piano-viola duo, featuring
the Wallfisch Duo, at the National
Gallery Of Art, Sunday at & pm.
Admission free.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
(Al
TEEN Eo-Pod
~

TEEN Go-PGd Is Dhere
youH find out what's going
on in the Washington area
today, Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

SPORT SEDAN CAustin Atlantis with
Austin-Heaiy twin-carb. engine. En-
gIne excellent cond. $50. Two HUDSON
Hornets koth for S!25. "a 2-dr. looks
runs good. current Va. inspection. 50
is twin Hornet convertible. ia. S-S625.
SHOE SKATES, mems size 9. Cleveland
semi-preeiSion' orig $40; sacrifice
Sun TACH, four-cylinder, l2-volt,
brand-new w/cup. Cost S5I. sell S34.
EN-. 2-63g3.
ACCORDION. white pearl, 100 bass;
cost $3.50 sell $40. VIII take ampli-
fier as part payment. LU. 3-2S4O.
BOAT-l4-ft runabout. running lights.
cushions, controls tank windshield,
full cover and trailer. $3.50. OIL.
E rubber. adapted to all American cars.
Sl50. HE. 4-1503.
BUICK 80 cdr. hit: very good cond.,
r. and h.. will eQuiviland for luggage
trailer-go cart, or make offer. ia.
cAP;.LasALLE SIDE shift box: mint 1.II
fiathead parts. HE. s-1696.
CONVERTIBLE TOP BOOTS for SIS
Mere Miscl. colors. EU. 5-2s4O.
CORVETTE 3,speed tloorshitt ,conv,
Shsy 500 light wheel and clutch
{ pm. WA. 7-.s69.
CORVETTE SEATS 1857. Complete and
in good conditeion Call DU. 5-6677.
DOG CLIPPER-"Oster." instruction
booklet; like new: Sl2 so. Juniper
9-l75S Sat and Sunday.
ELECTRIC GUITAR FENDER-strati-
castor, triple pick ups. Vibretto.
! $3.50 OIL. i-3S03.
ENG. SWAP-33I -cu.-in Cad. TO AZ
/ SO Ford or Mere. Compl. and ready
TO go: in peri. cond. HE. a-l696.
FORD SO club sedan: radio, heater
and power steering. Thunderbird en-
Sine, and overdrive. $3.50. OR. A.
FORD 81 Tudor: 292 VS.. $4,000 mi,
new red paint. custom seats. rebuilt
has been wrecked. S495 or best offer
JE. 2-4l0a.
FORD PARTS 1851 conv. doors
seats, sideglasS. '51-'54 3.S9-l rear
end 81 heater and auto. transm
53 rear seats. Other parts. WO. g.
FORD 3I2-cu. in. block, heads, cams,
crank so or best offer. Call Ii.
FORMAL 81 long with hooped skirt.
] short. Size l3. Worn once. Very
: reas. RE. 5-5O76
GO KART. good condition. Sticks, 2la
/ hp., power products extra 2i2-h. ..
| Clinton and extra tires: full price
$50. 10. 7-0426.
GUITAR, Gibson, Les Paul jr.; IKE
new: SlO5 or offer Will take smpli-
fier as part payment. LU. 3-2S40.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings Of Nine Local D. Us

Reeora
!. Soldier Boy
z. Mashed Pototo Time
3. Stranger on the Shore
4. Good Luck Charm
5. Lover Please
s. Twistin' MotiIdo
7. She Cried
8. Everybody Loves Ne But You
9. The One Who ReoIIy Loves You
10. Love Letters
Evening star., 1962-04-13

RADIOS for $3.50 Ford So Sd
Chew, '31-'5S Mere Wheels. top
boots. spots, 4-bsrrel carb. LU
Evening star., 1962-04-13

P. A. SYSTEM-Mike, stand. amplifier
speaker. accessories. Suit. CONDO. solo
iSt. guitar amph quality. OIL. 2-533l
PL YMOUTH SO. $500 or best offer
VS. 4-dr. Savoy. auto. r. and h. Will
take amplifier as part payment. LU
Evening star., 1962-04-13

SENSATION. game OF heaven. nice gift
for Mothers Day. Enjoyment for the
whole family. S3.9S ppd E. OLE
CHOWSKI. 1879 35th st. NV.
SPRING CLOTHES. formals party
dresses. blouseS SOC. Quality, excel
condition. very reasonable. size :, 8.
JA 1859.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

MODEL a. PARTS : Trans. excel
ccnd.. side pans '30-'3l, rad Shel
30 excel. cond.. front end excel cond
comp. rad. '30-'3l. ignition pane
eompllste, MANY; many other parts
Evening star., 1962-04-13

JUNKING MERCURY 1865, carb..
manifold S35- $40. radiator $40. Ford
1858 carb. Sl2. Briggs & Stratton
engine s.. Batteries and l2-volt
So to So. other parts. LU. 2-Sl20.
MODEL "A" FORD sedan. perfect run
ming condition, new clutch, needs
muffler. 3 new tires. Sohn. Ell. R-aQoS
Evening star., 1962-04-13

Aft. runabout. running lights.
is. controls. tank, windshield,
Iver and trailer. $3.50. OIL.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

OLDS '55 HEADS. less than 5000 since
purchased new. S25 complete. EN-