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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

What will the Space Agency
do If 1t lands a pair of astro-
nauts on the moon and then
can't get them off?
While conceding that the
possibility is extremely remote,
the experts are hard at work
on a contingency plan" aimed
at taking care of stranded
spacemen. One idea Is to have
spare parts or even a space
lunar landing vehicle up there
waiting for them. Another is
to send a rescue mission after
trouble develops.
, One thing is certain: The
little two-man moon bug"
which will take the landing
crew from lunar orbit down to
the moons surface will be no
suitable Observation-Disclosures
for Space Age castaways. Aux
iliary necessities Of life will be
required if a breakdown occurs.
AS far as the third man in
the Apollo moon team is con-
cerned, planners at the Ma
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administration are not too
worried about him. The three
man Apollo spacecraft cansbe
piloted by one man In an
emergency = unless that one
man becomes incapacitated. in
which case all is lost. The
Apollo craft cannot be brought
back from the moon and
landed automatically, Mercury
fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

NASA's experts say RELIABLE
ity will be the real key to as
tronauts' safety on a moon
mission. The greatest atten-
ton to reliability is being Law
ished on the rocket engine
for lunar liftoff, they add. But
they acknowledge that danger
exists and must be taken into
account.
John Houbolt, NASA engi-
neer from Langley Research
Center, Hampton, Va, analysed
the lunar mission in a recent
issue of International Science
and Technology" magazine
Mr.. Houbolt dreamed up the
lunar orbital rendezvous
method which will be used in
the moon flight. His analysis
indicated that the lunar land
ing and takeoff maneuvers are
altogether about 80 per cent
reliable. In other words, there
Is chance in 10 that the
two-man lunar landing team
will not be able to join ur
again with the main space
craft once they have left 1t.
Contingency planners have
roughly IA tons of weight to
play with in making their
emergency plans. This is APP
proximately what a Saturn v
rocket will be able to land un-
damaged on the moon VIII n
that giant booster is ready late
in the SOS.
Some planners favor landing
a moon bug, suitably protected
from vacuum and meteros, be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Red Chino, Pokiston
Sign Border Treaty

boundary and. in some areas
occupied the ground, the
spokesman said. Under the
agreement. he said. China win
control 2s050 square miles Of
largely mountainous and I'M
economic territory, while PAX
istan gets 1850 square miles
Of fertile land.
simultaneously a New China
News Agency dispatch broad
cast from Peking disclosed AZ
ghanistan is next on the Chi
nese list.
The dispatch said Red China
and Afghanistan have agreed
to begin negotiations on a
boundary treaty. 1t did not
specify when.
Sandwiched between Pakistan
and the Soviet Union, a mar
row strip Of Afghanistan
touches the border of China's
Sinkiang Province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
NATo Is Urged
To Strengthen
Its Ground Force

CLEVELAND. Mar. 2 (AP).-
A top Pentagon official urged
today a STRENGTHENING Of con-
ventional armament among
NATo nations. He said this
should be done even though
the idea Of overwhelming So
Wet superiority in non-nuclear
power is a myth"
Paul H. Mite, assistant Sec
rotary Of defense for internal
tional security affairs, said a
likely danger In Europe now is
a series Of Communist probes.
Therefore, he declared
"NATO will surely wish to have
the choice Of avoiding the use
of nuclear weapons; it would
be neither wise nor credible for
us to build our doctrine and
our forces on the premise that
every pin prick must be met
by nuclear war"
In a prepared address before
the Cleveland Council on World
Affairs, he provided this sum-
mary Of 1.-The awesome nuclear
capability of the Unite d
States; $50 manned bombers
on IS minute ground alert:
more than 400 ICBM missiles
in operational readiness; about
la Polaris missiles in subma-
rines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Cutucombs Found

ROME. Mar. 2 (AP).-Exca-
vations at the site for new
buildings at the edge Of Rome
have revealed q network of
catacombs Of the early Chris
tian era. Experts said It seems
to Be part Of the st. IppoIitus
catacombs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

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Golden Retriever
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WHICH TERRIER, tan female. vic
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Winners Listed
In Bridge League

The following persons are
listed as winners in the Wash
ington Bridge League Sectional
Tournament this week at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel:
THURSDAY
Masters Pairs-Henry Itkin and Ray
Wilhide,
sgb-senier PAlrs-Lt. Col. and Mrs,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Women's PaiTs-Mrs. Terry Michaeli
and Mrs. Helen Workinger.
Mems Pairs-Tied for first and
Halpern and Dick Rosenfeld and
James Lipman
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mixed Pairs-Miss virginia Dye anc
James Eatherly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Homeoputh to Speak

DR.. Elizabeth Wright Hub
bard, New York homeopath.
viii address a meeting Of the
Homeopathic Laymen's League
Of Washington at 8 pm. Fri
day in the Perpetual Building
Association auditorium, Elev-
enth and z streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
New Bonn Riff
Reported Over
British Issue

BONN, Germany. Mar. 2
(AP) An angry exchange Of
letters between Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer and Eco
Monies Minister Ludwig Erhard
on the issue Of Britain and the
Common Market was reported
today by an authoritative gov
eminent source.
Mr.. Erhard, who favors Brit
ish membership in the market,
was quoted as denying a state
ment by Mr.. Adenauer that
London is not interested in re-
newing her fight for admission
until after Britain's general
election in the spring.
The exchange occurred after
Mr.. Erhard returned last Tues
day from a conference with
Common Market officials in
Brussels. the source said.
Statements Quoted
The source gave this ac-
count:
Mr.. Erhard said that, follow
ing the French veto of her ap-
plication, Britain continued to
be prepared to accept an in
term solution, enabling CO.
operation with the Common
Market until full membership
was possible. Mr.. Erhard Of
fered various statements by
leading British politicians as
proof.
Mr.. Erhard and Mr.. Aden-
auer have previously not seen
eye to eye on the issue Of Brit
aims entry and have engaged
in public squabbling.
Changes Made
The S7-year-old Chancellor
accused Mr.. Erhard Of conduct
ing talks on international po-
litical questions in a foreign
capital without official approv-
al. Mr.. Erhard had met with
Walter Hallestein, president Of
the Common Market Commits
sion, and representatives of the
Benelux countries.
Mr.. Erhard replied that he
was personally responsible for
European economic questions.
Mr.. Adenauer had asked
whether Mr.. Erhard had CO.
ordinated his discussions be-
forehand with Foreign Minis
ter Gerhard Schroeder. Mr.. Es-
hard was reported to have met
with Mr.. Schroeder before 60
ing to Brussels.
Mr.. Schroeder Is also known
to favor Britain's entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

.gnd miS. black and brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Statement Given

Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali
Bhutto signed for Pakistan.
Mr.. Bhutto was quoted by
Radio Peking as telling the Chi
nese dignitaries. including Pre-
mier Chou En-lai and Foreign
Minister Chen vi:
an order to promote a COM
mon cooperation with people
of different ideologies and diff
ferent ways Of life, it is nee
essary to have a spirit of und-
erstanding, a consiliatory ap-
.proach, patience and toler-
ance. ..
THE signing Of the border
agreement demonstrates be-
yond all doubt that different
ideologies can live In the same
world and that a hundred
flowers can blossom and a
hundred schools of thought
contend"
The spokesman implied PAX
istan profited from the settle
ment. saying 1t gets control OF
six Of the seven passes in the
disputed area and ESQ square
miles more than 1t demanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

KARAcHI, Pakistan. Mar. z
(AP). = Red Chinese and PAX
istani authorities signed an
agreement IN Peking today de-
timing their 800 : mile long
border. which involves q part
of Kashmir.
midas government, claimant
to all Kashmir and antagonist
of Red China in a border dis
pute Of its own. lodged an i'm
mediate protest.
Details Of the pact, one Of a
series which the Chinese Com
munist regime has negotiated
with various neighbors. were
announced here by a Foreign
Ministry spokesman Of PAX
istan, which is allied militarily
with the West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Afghanistan Next

The Chinese had claimed
3.400 square miles along the
line from Karakoram Pass to
the Pakistani Afghanistan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

N nA1NnA W. STOCKS
lave you ever baked scripture cake for birthday
ars Percy Brown feted Presbverian Church
mere with scripture cake Tuesday night in ceebraton of the
2lst birthday of the organization. - ~
mas always been custom of the circle to have BIRTH
day cake at this time year Below is recne ~ the r
ure cake Mrs Brown lots of fun LOOKING up the
ingredients in the Bible The figures the
OF the ingredients found in the books chapters and
listed If your cake is sampled your fam
lily will be in for treat.
SCRIPTURE CAKE
41a Cups of LIST Kings-4th chapter, 20 verse
IA Cups of Judges-5h chapter rs verse (last couse)
of Jeremiah-l7th chapter, II verse
cups of LIST Samuel-3O:l2 (last word)
Nahum-3l2
of Jeremiah-82O
" Cup of Judges-4:l9 (last ciause)
/ Cup of Numbers-l7:8
Tablespoons of ls Samue-1425
tsp. of Amos-4:5
tsp. of2nd Chronicles-9s
tsp. of Leviticus-2:l3
Follow Solomon's Prescription baking Proverbs 23l4
for good boy and you will good cake Serve with
Genesis 49:ll.
correctly Recently Graham
Lloyd Hnson her Bethel News stick of margarine
was enormously missed publication Below is
correct hope!
.' GRAHAM CRACKER CAKE
u C. butter
2 C.
5
/ milk .....-..
l C.
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoons vanilla extract
h. box of Graham Crackers (roled fine)
Mix all ingredients thoroughly. Cook in layers
or $50 degrees F. Then the following icing
between layers
box confectionerS sugar
! large pineapple (well draned)
l stick margarine
Cream ingredients together and add desired.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Thomas
Ray of Southport announce
the April 25th birth of a dan
rhter, Catrina Vann. Mrs. Ray
is the former Hilda Gray King
of Freeland. Mr.. Ray is a ma
tive OF the Pireway commun-
pity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank
lin Wilder of Route B, Tabor
City announce the May 4th
birth OF a son. James Frank
lin, Jr. Mrs. Wilder is the
former Doris Ann Gore. DAN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

MRS. William r. Cross and
uauenters, Ann and Pat of
niegeiwood came Friday IL
VISIT the Erskin Young family
,'ere' MIR. Cross Joined them
ere on Saturday. Ann was
attendant for Miss Brenaa
Joyce Young who was a queen
l. the Sunday evening Coron-
ation services at the Baptist
~hurch. The Cross family
"ere former residents of Ia
Dor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Wright and daughters, Cynthia
and Tammy of Garner spent
the week end here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Wright. and MI NJ and; Mrs. Cad,
dy Watts.% - -. ~ ~.
Sgt. and Mrs. William West.
end daughters of Fort Leon
srd Wood, Missouri recently
visited relatives ir Tabor
City.
Charles Heatherly, junior
journalism student at .UNC,
from Asheville spent the week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

end in Tabor City visiting the
Tribune where he will work
this summer.
Mrs. Bernice Carroll and
children, Tony Sue and Marx
ihave,y returned = from -Ghanute
Air Force Base, Rantoul, Ill
inois where they visited her
husband, Tech. Sgt. Howard
Carroll who is stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swami
Of Windy Hill Beach, S. c.
spend Sunday here with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frs
kin Young and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-08

sn'er OF Mr. and Mrs. Thai.
bert Gore.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fowl
e, OF Tabor City announce the
nay ard birth of son. Stan
nousias. Mrs. Fowler Is the
l"riner Mable Richardson of
clarendon. They have two
ella.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
By JAMES LEE
Star Special Writer

Interest in the top teen-age
sport in California is spread
ing inland on the wake of
the Beach Boys latest Capitol
hit, "Surfin' USA."
Surfboard riding is getting
to be an almost full time
occupation Of Southern Cali
fornia teen-agers. This oc-
cupation has led to no less
than three hit "surfin' E"
records whose popularity has
spread to areas where grass
and cows are far more abun-
dant than surf.
The uncontested minstrels
Of surfing are the Beach Boys,
five young men all from
Hawthorne, Calf, a suburb
of Los Angeles. In "Surfin',"
"Surfin' Safari" and now
"Surfin' USA," the group has
sung the praises Of the sport
to the top record charts
across the country.
The Beach Boys include
three brothers, Brian, Dennis
and Carl Wilson, their cousin,
Mike Love. and neighborhood
friend David Marks, ranging
in age from IA to 81.
The groups surfing triology
had its beginning last Novem-
bed when Dennis Wilson got
the idea for a song about his
favorite sport. Cousin Mike
Evening star., 1963-04-19
By BARBARA SIGEL
Star Special Writer

A teenager in a blue uni
form and a turban and
brandishing a sword at the
streams Of oncoming cars
is stopping traffic around
Western High School.
Sleepy motorists are being
shocked out Of their early
morning complacency by this
exotic sight.
The sword swinger is IT.
year-old Paramjeet Singh.
He's the Indian student par
ticipating in ROTC man
euvers at Western. His re-
Sponsibilities include holding
up motorists at the corner
while his troops march across
Thirty-sixth and r streets
NV.
Eddie" as his friends call
him. takes his cadet work
seriously. He has risen to
the rank of Sergeant Major
since coming to Western two
years ago from Amritsar,
India. His father is Director
of the Supply Mission of the
Indian Embassy.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
TOP TUNES
'Surfin' USA' Sings
GIories of Sea Sport

Love wrote the song and the
Wilson brothers father, Muir
ray Wilson, wrote the ar
rangement. The disc was re-
leased on a small independent
label.
"Surfin' +" spread in popu-
larity all over the West Coast,
and led the boys to a Capital
contract and their second hit,
"Surfin' Safari," which
pushed them into the ma
tional spotlight.
"Surfin' USA" was written
by Brian Wilson and extends
the invitation to teen-agers
everywhere to Join in Califor-
MAS favorite pasttime. The
tune has a simple arrange
ment. heavy on rhythm,
and features the Beach Boys
unique sound.
Although no special effects
other than an echo chamber
were used on the recording
date. the boys produce a
sound something like that Of
waves breaking over the
beach as they sing Every
body come surfin', Sunfin'
USA -.
The effect is achieved by
the introduction of the in
dividual voices one by one,
in harmony. and Is enhanced
by Mike Loves remarkable
voice range-from bass to
tenor.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
A Sword and q Turbon Work Magic in D. c.

"ROTC is not compulsory
for foreign students, but I
volunteered" Eddie said Just
before receiving his warrant
as a senior officer. MY uncle
and my cousin are in the
Indian Army" Eddie has
special permission to wear
his turban as a part of the
cadet uniform.
Marching is an important
part of his life here. He has
organized 26 Of his friends
into a hiking group. Three
Of us made 1t to Mount Ver-
non in 5 hours and II min
utes," he said. I'VE picked up
some speed because it was a
cold day" The same three
boys set a speed record for
the group on q trip to Dulles
Airport. making the hike in
s hours and 40 minutes. A
large group went for a So
mile hike during the Easter
holidays.
Eddie explained that his
interest in walking predates
the current hiking fad. 1t
started in India where I'VE
walked two miles every eve:
ming after dinner" he said.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

Representative Mosher, Re-
publican of Ohio, who lives
near Western, often watches
this episode from his break
fast table. He is amused at
how motorists strange to
the route must be suddenly
aroused from their early
morning stupor."
One can imagine that un-
suSpecting passersby, hurry
ing to work to get that Sec
ond cup Of coffee, will arrive
there wide-eyed and awake,
thanks to Paramjeet Singh.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

This makes Eddie a natural
for drilling as a cadet.
On Eddie's cadet uniform,
besides medals for general ex- =
cellency and drill team work
he wears three badges for
proficiency with a 22-caliber
rifle. II this is an indication
of his ability to use of the
upraised sword with which
he threatens motorists two
days a week TUESDAY and
Thursday 1t would be ad-
visable for cars to stop at
his command.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

GrOwn-ups traipse from store to store to find
cOntraptiOns called hat to put their crani-
ums under. But teen-agerS do it all with
imagination. At Surrattsville High School,
the speech class had swing into spring
fashion show. Boys were told to run wild
They did. Witness their spring hat cOncoc-
tiOns, all homemade, crazy and laughabIe.-
Star Staff Photos by Joe Silverman.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

These Boy Scouts have achieved ScOuting's
highest award, the coveted Eagle rank. Eagle
pins are conferred at area courts of honor
upon the Scouts who have worked two to four
years, participating in community affairs to
get the FL merit badges needed for the rank
Evening star., 1963-04-19
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

RATES FOR TEENS. . lines
SOC. 20c each additional line.
You can figure the cost your
self. Allow 8 average words
per line.
OTHERS: Individual or COM
mercial advertising Is ac-
ceptable at the regular classi-
fled rates.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name.
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment 70 TEEN-ADs. The
Evening Star, Washington
.. d. O.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
s. Teen-tO Teen q z
AyEeS Use r.en-ASs to sw0p Tell and Sell s.,,sssSskY

( AUSTIN 1850 A-4O station wason.
block was rebored and head planed.
StEp xfG5s Box aoa fL'i RI Ars SoSid't ad jim
DODGE SO 4-dr. VS., gyromatic,
cracked block, $50. Evenings. Sun
days, call S93-5963.
STUDE. '54 VS. motor with cd. trans.
and SO 4-barrel carb. VIII run. '54
CADILLAC '55 convertible, new tires.
runs fine. $500 or best offer. 1872
AMPLIFIER 10 watt. Insulated speak
ers, microphone and stand Call JOHN
PREECE bet. 6-l0. OIL. 6-7l3l.
FORD '55 Tudor, custom line, VS. 292
5000. Call 5Sg-62l3.
FORD as club coupe. engine dlsman-
| tied. body In good condition. $50 or
best offer. HE. 4-4s40,
&C" ALTERED STUDE. Chopped. excel.
mag 4 h Wheels 2iTh All neR kSN NeTef esaaTTrS' Tah
Sun 940-l4g0.
GUITAR. Amp Delta, 2 spks.. tremolo
| $l2Q value for S45, o mos. old. Call
STEVE, OIL. 6-17O7.
SUPERCHARGER-Judson supercharger
ready 10 install on any Corvair W/9s
o. ,iO2 h;p and STD or 4-spd; trans.
CATCHER's MITT, SIS, hockey skates,
size q S5, 3-sp. bike $50 or best offer
Ask for DUDLEY, WA, 1881.
FOX KART NC engines, / reliably
modified. swing mount. all chrome
and paint. class winner. no. details
overlooked; also two-kart trailer and
many parts. $500 or best offer. Will
sell separate. OIL. 4-7276.
FORD 80 racing car. Set up for oval
type track JE 2-2032
CADILLAC engine 4g-'54 complete
with trans. adapters and motor
mounts for '32 TO '53 Ford. SIS.
La SALE trans. Complete set up.
'57-'63 Olds. SO. $4,000.
FORD 5s Fairlane Fordor. 8 cyl, auto.
Engine about yrs. old. Good cond.
ENGINE-chev. $50. 265-cu.-in. Also
clutch parts and other accessories for
same. RUDY, SP. 3-35b4.
PLYMOUTH 'b5 hardtop VS.. auto
matte transmission; good running
cond. and looks good. s12b. S64-5e23.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Roinqs of Nine Local D. is

Record
]. Puff
2. u You Wcnno Be Hoppy
3. ! Will Follow Him
4. ! Con Toke Hint
5. Amt Thot q Shome
s. On BrOodwoy
7. Another Saturday Night
8. Come and Get These Memories
9. Surfin' USA
10. He's So Fine
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Notices

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THE RHYTiM-AIREs--A eolless band
cecssicn. PAUL KAY, I'd. S-7SeS.u u'
THE PROPHETS. experienced COLLEGE
students who guarantee music for All
9eehstona BILL BARRicK. IA.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

kau NEAAs JO. l-1olo
LOOKING for the band with the
beatl Oct THE Dedications.T caii
JOHN, 474.2e3ei JERRY, 47l-iesS.
TnE S.sa ExSTIcs %o.II 3, I;.i.ss .oslslaESli
Athks.. tos c1Ii SlsE6gp' sEE46gpiE' WI s-Asls or
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THE DEB0NAIREs for the best pro-
ssNSp.sss7SRs S,Nps Reasonable rates DAN.
y Y0U have been iooking for . band
Tor your dance. party, or special oc-
cesion. call FRANKS RENT.A-BAND,
ioI the finest bands around. 277.
PARKER FAMILY-I might az Wen 40
hos wild 90: Happy Birthday Mack.
Happy Easter everybody. Happy Birth
rHE EMBERs-The band that caters
70 your taste IN music, Music for I'll
occasions, BOB NERI, LA, 0-30bO.
THE PROPHETS. experienced COLLEGE
students who guarantee music Tor an
oeeAsi BILL BARRIcK TA..
THE RUNAB0UTs-Musle for any oc.
ehhion at reasonable price. MIKE,
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Evening star., 1963-04-19
Miscellaneous
Wanted


LINCOLN PENNIES-Will pay $50 for
1914 D, $50 1891 8. $15 1907 SVDB,
Sl2 1909 s, others. MIKE, b22-057S
FORD 30 soype. greiersbly stock.
EooSSf condition Reasonable. Lo'
FORD ie2s-2e coupeI Running
fender. any condition. vii 6-0b06.
LATE MODEL VS. engins for use in
80 Ford. also adapters. b22-0737.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Jobs Wanted

lllIllIlIlIllllllIlllllIlllllIlllllll
DRUMMER. experienced. 3 yrs. wants
work in 4 R.&R, hand. Call NIKE,
481 -Qhbn
Evening star., 1963-04-19

GUITARIsT with stratocaster desires
work. Exper. NIKE. EN-. 3-5eS3.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

FORD AS club coupe. engine dlsman-
tied. body In good condition. $50 or
Evening star., 1963-04-19

&C" ALTERED STUDE. Chopped. excel.
body work. Hilborn. Isky. headwork.
mas. wheels. All new. Never run.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

AMPLIFIER 10 watt. Insulated speak
PREECE bet. 6-l0. OIL. 6-7l3l.
FORD '55 Tudor, custom line, VS. 2s2,
5000. Call 5S9-62l3.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

FORD PARTS, radios for 81. '5s. 5Ds.
Fordomatic for '5b. wheels. tires. hub
caps, top boots. spots, Lu. 3.2e4O.
GO KART eI 2sH;;hSSEE,ssPOWsr snEins. Like
Evening star., 1963-04-19

DILLAC '55 convertible, 5 new tires.
rs fine. $500 or best offer. 1872
Evening star., 1963-04-19

FORD 1880 Model A, parts: New Erill
shell s2C ic-ini sipSs, Y $oo eat t0rsS rear
comb rad; no flaws $50. carb. ~.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

F0kD 1898 pickup, must sell. iaiF
conc. Runs goCd. new bstt, neE rattg
ssllboSt, excel. eond. Make offer. cSil
Evening star., 1963-04-19

MOTORCYCLE 1885 Velocette scram-
S.sa sSs.smabIsd. sss. Jo ysssISsc sossiISSssc. 0u' unA'-
Evening star., 1963-04-19

DE SOTO Ib2 conv., auto. trans, p.s.,
good condition, S19b or best offer.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

motor with o.d. trans.
! carb. VIII run. '54
!, Comp. CR. 3-0257.