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House board recommendation
that the Lockheed, Convair,
North American and Ryan firms
require their 100000 workers to
be union members provided the
workers give prior approval by
a two-thirds vote.
IF there is a strike" Mr..
Kennedy said. noting that two
unions involved have accepted
the boards peace formula, "the
responsibility would be very
clear. I think, to the American
people for such action"
The Presidents comments
were in response to a question
as to whether he felt that the
unions. having accepted while
the companies have not, were
being forced into a strike
against the key Government
suppliers Of space and missile
equipment and planes. MFR.
Kennedy's reply seemed to be
affirmative.
With a strike threat looming
at the four firms after Septem-
Der %, the President also acted
yesterday to head off q pos
sible walkout this week end at
Boeing Co., another major
aerospace producer with some
$4,000 workers. The same union
shop and other issues are in
volved.
Mr.. Kennedy set up another
three-man fact-finding board
to hear the Boeing dispute and
make settlement recommended
tions during o 60-day no-strike
period running to November
IS. This board is due to start
work at Seattle next Monday.
Boeing workers are repre-
sented by the AFL-CIO Inter-
national Association Of Ma
chinists. The unions head
quarters announced today II
has agreed with Mr.. Kennedy's
request to delay strike action
Evening star., 1962-09-14
Apprehension Found Among Unions
That More Plants Moy Be Closed

can an intelligent judgment
be made on the merits Of
this difficult ISSUE"
The Senate subcommittee
memorandum, in effect, de-
clares war on the steel in
dustry and threatens It
either with laws that would
establish . public-utility sys-
tenn of Government regula-
ton or a split-up Of existing
companies into smaller units.
irrespective Of whether they
viii be efficient or make q
profit adequate to insure
further funds for investment
in plant and equipment.
All this is being done in
the face of statements from
steel industry executives that
net profits in their rate Of
return on invested capital
have declined in the last 10
years by almost so per cent.
Thomas F. Patton, president
of the Republic Steel Corp,
said to the committee:
"a product by product
breakdown Of the American
steel industry's costs, wheth-
er published by groups Of
three companies or even IL
companies, would be invalu-
able to foreign competitors
engaged in penetrating our
markets"
Mr.. Patton testified also
that disclosure Of cost data
would have q serious domes-
tic impact in that producers
of competitive products
would have for the first
time steel-cost information
which could prove of great
benefit to them and great
damage to us in the steel In
duStry." Describing current
conditions in the steel indus
try. Mr.. Patton added:
Wheeling Steel Corp. has
reduced its dividend. Lukens
Corp. has reduced its divi-
dend, Pittsburgh Coke and
Chemical Co. has reduced its
dividend. and If you look at
the profits Of the steel COM
panies for the last quarter.
you will see that q number
Of them did not earn enough
to cover their dividend, and
Evening star., 1962-09-14
POTOMAC FEVER
BY FLETCHER KNEBEL

Kennedy we're going to outer simply because
1t is there-which seems to be the we're
going to Cuba.
Dick Nixon is mellowing. He says the California eec-
ton will settle the Nations fate for years to He used
to think that Pat Brown won would be the end Of the
world. G.
Taxpayers lament congressional junkets: Oh shed
tear and wiring towel for what spend Adam Powell
One fellow his phone number easy to
ber You just double his multiply by his street address,
subtract his social security number-and call information
The honeymoon is when he calls to say he'll be
late for dinner and she already has left no saying it's
In the refrigerator.
JFK says it'll only you so cents week to put the
Nation deep into Cheap enough considering costs
you about rs bucks week to keep the Nation deep in Demo-
Gratis. .-"
Evening star., 1962-09-14
DAVID LAWRENCE

Persecution Of the steel in
dustry by liberal" or "radi-
cal" Democrats in Congress
has reached the point where
even the labor unions are
becoming apprehenSive that
the end result may be more
plants closed down and more
jobs lost. If present propoS-
ais are carried out, it could
mean a form of Government
control of the automobile
industry, Of aluminium, coal,
copper. iron ore and other
basic materials, and of re-
lated manufacturing enter
prises.
Some Of the radicals have
gone so far as to concede
that the purpose of their
current demand for cost
figures from the steel COM
panies to be submitted to q
Senate committee is to de-
termine whether q public
utility system Of regulating
prices, and perhaps also flx-
ing wages, may be desirable
as q public policy" for Con-
greSs to enact.
A memorandum authorized
for distribution by Senator
Kefauver Of Tennessee, DEM
ocrat, to the entire member
ship of the Senate Judiciary
Committee says fatty that,
II q company seeks efficiency
through the size of its op-
erations, 1t may have to pay
the penalty for it in a sys-
TEN Of public utility regu-
lation. On this point, the
memorandum reads as fol-
lows:
"n efficiency is assumed to
be closely and directly relat-
ed to size. the appropriate
public policies would include
such measures as requiring
notification and defense be-
fore a public body Of price
increases, imposing some
form Of public-utility rate
control. =.
But If size is assumed not
to be related to efficiency.
dissolution and companion
measures designed to pro-
mote competition become a
logical course Of public policy.
Only by obtaining cost data
Evening star., 1962-09-14
Labor and Steel Persecution

I am sorry to have to say that
when you look at the earn
ings Of the current third
quarter when they are pub
lished they are going to look
even worse"
Mr.. Patton predicted that,
If foreign competitors could
get the cost figures Of Amer
ican steel companies, they
would be better able to take
business away from us-we
would have our steel works
working less, and more people
out Of work, and the towns
in which our plants are To-
Gated would be suffering even
worse than they are today"
Senators Scott Of PennsyI-
vania and Keating Of New
York. Republicans, asked
whether plants in their re-
spective States would be af-
fected and received the reply
that the impact would be Sc
rious everywhere If foreign
competitors obtained access
to the cost data Of American
companies.
Whether President Kennedy
approves Of the direction
which the Kefauver subcom-
mittee now has taken Is not
yet known. Last April he sup
ported the efforts Of the
Tennessee Senator to under
take an inquiSition into the
affairs of the steel COM
panies. There were reports
around the Capitol then that
Mr.. Kennedy told Senator
Kefauver bluntly ito 90 after"
the steel companies. But the
situation since last spring has
changed for the worse. Un-
employment in the steel in
dustry has increased, and in
vestors are suffering a loss
Of dividend as profits have
been steadily reduced.
1t looks now as If the DEM
ocratic Party candidates for
Congress generally may be
adversely affected II the
President continues to stand
behind the Kefauver COM
mittee's crusade. There have
been rumors that the White
House and the steel-union
leaders are taking another
look at the whole situation.
For it could become o potent
issue in the current congress
Sional campaign.
Copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1962-09-14

luton would be withdrawn.
but the flow Of traffic in the
chamber showed what a
mixed bag of oratory was
intended to conceal. Finally
the proposal for calling up
the reserves was brought up
and the Cuban resolution
postponed.
Basic to the argument on
Cuba is the question of
whether the President should
seek to inform and calm the
people or just calm the poll
ticians, If he can.
Few observers believe that
any members Of Congress
who scent a political oppor-
tunity in the Cuban Situa-
ton can. be smothered by any
amount Of presidential CO.
operation. Democrats must
expect the issue in their
campaigns. and they will
not be helped by any sign
of weakness at the White
House.
Foreign policy is, in fact,
the one area in which the
President is uniquely quail
fled to furnish strong, serene
leadership. Cuba Is an irri-
tant, but other Presidents
have survived far stronger
challenges to their authority
in foreign policy than is now
proposed.
That the challenges will be
made is In the nature Of
Evening star., 1962-09-14
Three Vice Admiruls
Confirmed by Senute
By the Associated Press

Promotions of three naval
officers to vice admiral were
confirmed by the Senate today.
They are Paul D. Stroop, Hor-
acio Rivero, jr.. and Thomas H.
Moorer.
At the same time the Senate
confirmed retirements of tvee
vice admirals: Charles Well
born. jr., Robert 3. Pirie and
Clarence E. Ekstron.
Evening star., 1962-09-14
Union Shop in Missiles
Booked by Kennedy
By tn. Associated Pres.

President Kennedy has called four big missile-space
producers to adopt the union shop responsibility
disastrous strikes.
The union shop Kennedy told his news conference
yesterday is accepted fact in American industry.
The President spoke strongly behalf of a White
Evening star., 1962-09-14
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CLERK, contractors field office:
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FARM AND GARDEN

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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE AND PONY SALE-Friday
February 10. 1880 pm. The
weatherman has given US his
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for this sale, we have 35 head of
stock that have been innoculated
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ride. HILLTOP FARM, Sale Barn,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

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SEWING MACHINES
Straight Stitch Demo, S17.95

Straight Stitch Demo, S17.95
New Zie-Zag, S44.95
Singer Featherweight. $685.
Necchi, portable, $685.
Cabinets for most makes, S495 up.
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
H626 Bladensburg Rd NE.
SEWING MACHINE. portable. syl-
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S-S215.
SINGER-Recond.. sews like new.
port, S16.a5; cons. S24.95. Deliver
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SHOWCASES. .. SIT. mahogany.
IBM elect. typewriter. walnut
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Sth and K SITS. NV. ME. S-52S7.
STAINLESS STEEL, 14-ft. back
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soda fountain, 7Ia-ft stainless
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Edison grill FL. 4-9512.
STEAM CLEANING HINE,
Electro Magic demonstration. Used
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RA. 6-5012.
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REFRIGERATORS = used, guar: :
credit 3562 14th s.. NV. TU. @
6141. Immed. delivery.
REFRIGERATOR good cond.; also
washer wIauto. pump; S35 each.
Will del. free. Ii. 1924
PERPETRATORS = Reconditioned,
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ROOMS FuRN,-MD. wa.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

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Ii. 6-1527 after ! pm.
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SECRETARY

For small law office. Good short
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week. Salary open. FE. S-0700.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DELIVERY co. OF AMER,
TO OR FROM ANYWHERE, U.S.A.
ME. 8-6O55, ia. 5-72S5, "a hrs.
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help p, with driving part way; or all
Ohio at least. References ex-
changed. Call by Sat. 522-1anR.
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PBX-TYPIST


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required at least so wpm.
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in beautiful air conditioned
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examination re-
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the well qualified need ap-
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PAYROLL CLERK-Must be expert
transportation, Knowledge ma
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CLERK-TYPIST, plus cd. person.
atty, appearance and initiative: l.
girl office: able to do or learn to
meet people, filing. tipping, pay
roll, drafting, dec. Phone HITCH
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CHAIN SAW - Works off tractor
power take-oft: good condition,
$50. WA. 4-4O29.
CORDWOOD. S25. Delivered, Cow
manure SIS Gu. yd. Call EV. 4-69S9
TRIANGLE GARDEN SERVICE.
NEW INC farm tractors and equip.
Cub Cadet and equip. McCulloch
chain saws. parts and service
Special this week: new F-34O,
$4,000; used Cub reg. A. super A,
M. J. D model B and mod. so,
planter disk and cultipacker.
P. H. MOORE
U. s. 301, Mile South Of New so
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PRUNING SEASON-We specialize
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moval also fruit trees and ever
greens; fully insured; reasonable
prices. EVANSVILLE TREE
SERVICE. WA. 7-2274
TRACTOR sALE!-Cubs, Farmall
H. 40, $40. 240. B2T5. Gas or
diesel, new, used, all must 60
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to so miles. MALONEY'S, SI26
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electric GE. de luxe, dble.
oven. dble. broiler. auto. griddle;
$3.50. OIL. 4-2115.
RANGES, gas, reconditioned, $685.
UP, guaranteed, cash-terms. ACME
STOVE Co 101l 9TH NV
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(cONTikUED)

FURN.-14 rooms; refgrs., stoves,
beds, dressers. etc: very reas. Ii.
4-5716.
FURN.-Almost new sect. sofa,
bedrm. sets, lamps, tables. dinette,
desks. sofa " Lchair. HU. 1-2254.
FURNITURE-(D bedrm. suite by
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decorator fabric: a. French Prov:
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

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Feb. II, 80. Pvt. and CONNER
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FRIENDSHIP INTERNATIONAL
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field 1-2424, ext. "a.
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TRAIN TO OPERATE bulldozers
scrapers, graders. drag lines. etc
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nELp WOMEN

PAYROLL CLERK-Must be expert
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chine helpful. RE. 6-7499.
PHARMACIST. permanent position:
tons; CO. benefits. Apply MRS.
TURCo, MAXWELL AND TENNY-
SON, INC. 015 10th st. NV.
Suite 1903.
REAL ESTATE-Large Suitland Of
flee has openings for 2 sales
sTER, RE. $1,000, RE. 5-3422.
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me- Golfer EfSf D SN4 vodEL o INC
RECEIPT. -TYPIST. 40 w.p.m. $40
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL, ST. 3.
1885. RIM. .702, 1923 Conn.,, ave:
NV. Elevator l. at extreme left"
RECEPTIONIsT, type As w,p,m,;
S265. BETTY GRAY EMPL.. 211
Woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7123.
RECEIPT. -TYPIsTS. S75-SsO wk.
Capitol Hill secy., 500 UP. Exec,
secy,, admin. skills, Sl25;, Miss
Evans, BOYD's, ST. 3-3668.
RECEIPT. PIX OPR., Lee hwy,
$3.50. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
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RECEIPT, SIS; type 45 w.p.m. EN-
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New Rental Plan!
A wi afHmm Sts i NV your II he hSme tSE Z
Per wEE EEK ait for rE S44.5o .s"oN
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
HOS g st. NV.
PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic. cab
met damaged in shipment: save
$500. fully guaranteed: used spin
cts and consoles. from S395.
GISRIEL PIANO & ORGAN co.
925 G st. NV. MA. S-0423
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS an
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$3.50. Suburban stores open ewes
PIANOS-SALE OF NEW STARCK
PIANOS: $3.50 discount off of
manufacturers suggested list price.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

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BRIGHIWOOD AREA-Single bed
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

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ENuNnATINN

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POLAROID AND MOVIE CAMERAS
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POWER WISE, 2Ia to 6 in. dies,
Universal. Strunk chain saw. as
sorted tools and equipment, FL.
RANGE electric GE. de luxe, dble.
oven. dble. broiler, auto. griddle;
$3.50. OIL. 4-2115.
RANGES, gas, reconditioned, 1895
UP, guaranteed, cash-terms. ACME
STOVE CO.. 1011 9TH NV.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
SRf Ess s s22S9 CO. g. AZ Ca Avs
RANGE. Universal. 30 in. 4 years
old. good cond.; S25. 765-7S02.
RANGE, gas, 36-in. Tappan or 40
in. Magic Chef: both in excel. cond
After 6 pm. 524-6619.
RANGES, ELECTRIC and GAS.
new terrific prices. also odds lots
SEARS. lower level. $500 Wise.
ave. NV.
credit 1863 l4th S., NV TT. 3:
6141. Immed. delivery.
REFRIGERATOR, good cond.; also
washer wIauto. pump; S35 each.
Will del. free. Ii. 1894
REFRIGERATORS Reconditioned,
start at S19.95, guaranteed. ACME
STOVE CO., 1011 9TH st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS
Color or White
WHILE THEY LAST
13-cu.-ft. automatic de1rost 2-dr.
Admiral, Frigidaire or GE in
white: 12-cu.-ft. Norge in tur-
cu-ft. Norge. white. Make an Of
offer will be refused.
Free Service-Free Delivery
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY co.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90S2
REFGR., Kelvinator. 10 Gu. it..
excel. cond., 4 yrs. old; S45. 765-
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. fully
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave AID. 2-21O0
RUG, 9x12 Oriental. sarouk.' maroon
background, beautiful floral pat4
tern. like new. $3.50. VIII. 2-4456.
RUGS, oriental design; new. 9x12,
$50. ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1906
G st. NV, ME. s-0416.
10x15 $50; 30
9x12 rugs, lowered and plain,
wool and cotton, from SIS to $50:
9x12 linoleum rugs S495; many
other rugs available. HOFFMAN,,
2447 18th ST. NV. 265-1244.
RUGS genuine oriental. all sizes;
very reasonable. compare our
prices before you buy. CASSA-
BAN. 1904 20" st. at Wis. ave.
GS-Unclaimed storage; variety
of sizes and colors. Reasonably
priced. AP. 7-7244.
RYAN SOD CUTTER, power roller
York rake; reasonable. Call ia.
4-13S1. & to pm.
in perfect condition.
$500 or best offer. JE. 2-2445 or
JE 4-3465.