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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
MONEY FROM A ~coLoR SHOP"

Pin money ideas appear in the most unexpected ways.
 One young girl started "color shop" in small city-the idea having come to her because the pink roses on her hat were faded-and the business Is growing every month.
 She knew the faded roses were too good to throw away. SO she brushed them well and then painted them a soft rose pink with water color paints.
 The experiment proved so success full, she thought why not freshen gowns, gloves, ribbons, etc? The things that cannot be freshened with water colors, she dyes. She hung up a modest sign fin her fathers shop: and patrons began bringing their artificial flowers for her to paint and their waists, blouses, gowns, etc, to be dyed. She uses the best dyes, these being direct salt dyes for cotton and linen materials and direct silk or acid dyes for silk and wool.
 She also does block printing on blouses for her patrons.
 She makes neat sum each month and is satisfied with the results.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NEWS NOTES FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

vice will place additional county agents in each of the counties of the state with the possible exception of Mohave and Gila where the agricultural in- terests hardly justify the expense
 Necessary service to stockmen there will be rendered through the specialists
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
THE UNION DRAMA

THE UNION DRAMA Stopi' cried the lovely Juliet Her love scene cooling down to zero. T cannot flee with Romeo yet E FOUND HE'S NOT A UNION
 HERO!" Ben Hur his chariot did board; To win the race he felt quite able; He stopped T can't go on!' he
 roared
 THESE HORSES HAVE NO
 UNION LABEL" Eliza fled across the ice,
 Then stopped and cried This
 scenes dud Bounds. I'll quit the show; let this suffice: I'LL NOT FLEE FROM NON
 UNION BACKGROUNDS" The strictly union drama is at hand. Written by union authors, in union hours, for union actors. The Actors Equity association by vote of :,39s to Ills, has voted for the Equity shop. The Equity shop will bind members not to appear ill plays with non members, and there you are
 
 Even chorus girls may soon be wear ing union wrappers.
 Leading men eventually may be eX- pccted to wear American Federation oi Labor buttons throughout all scenes; all heroines presumably, will be re- quired to show credentials from Sam Gonpers upon the hero's demand, and the whole darned company will quit or union time whether Our Nell has beer saved and married off as required bs the plot, by that hour or not hnt tense Verbenit and Mortimer Flannel ,, mouth, in the garden scene of the fam. ous drama. Parted by Local No. 345, will run like this: He: q love you, Hortense l You must fly with me"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

who are statewide workers with head quarters at the university. Provisions are also being arranged for six ad- ditional home demonstration agents.
 Tau Delta Psi entertained Saturday night with delightful house party and dance to Kappa Alpha Theta.
 Bret Locking has been elected cap tain of the basketball team for the coming year. He has had three suc- cessfuI years on the team and, with the exception of Wallace, will be the oldest man on the team.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

NEW YORK, March 26-Prime mer- cantile paper. 711M M7%. Exchange steady; sterling. demand, s3.91is: cables, s3e17s Francs, demand. s6.92: Cables, s6.e4. Belgian francs, demand. s7.23: cables. s7.25. Builders, demand, s34.35: cables, s3445. Lire, demand. sass: cables, s4.0O. Marks, demand, S15s; cables. s1.60. Greece, demand. s7.7e. Argentine, demand S34.00. Brazilian. demand. s15.25. Montreal, exchange IFS per cent discount.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Grains

CHICAGO, March 26-Close: Wheat: March. s1.53%: May, s1.41H Corn: May. 63&c; July, 67c. Oats: May, 40lac: July, 41Ac. Pork: May, s20.22.
 Lard: May, s11.57; July, s11.42. Ribs: May. s11.20; July. s11.55.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. March 2s-Liberty bonds closed: 3hs. ss9.94: first As, ss7.2O: second 4s, sS6.s0: first A. s ss5s.46; second AS, sss6.ss; third 4A s $s0.2o: fourth A, ss7.o4; Victory 3%s. $97.5S; Victory, 4&s. s97.64-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
SAVING OVERSHoES

Teach little children that when talk ing off their overshoes they must not kick on the back of the shoes to get them off, as this wears out the back of the oVershoes quicker than anything else.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
HER PREFERENCE

The Young Woman-I hear the moo doctors very clever young man and quite up to date.
 The Other One-Well, I shan't ave i'm, for one. I prefers an old man and one what I knows. even if it do mean a longer illness--Punch, Lon don-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The efforts of the government to encourage the breeding of better cattle is meeting with excellent results Re cords show that POTS persons. owning approximately 232,322 head of stock, have agreed to use only purebred sires-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
c,EAslNc HoUsE REPORT

NEW YORK, March 26-The actutI condition of clearing house banks ana trust companies for the week shows that they hold s7.661,04o reserve in ex-
 cess of legal requirements. This is an
 increase of S4.221.010 from last week.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Women golfers throughout the United States are demanding that one of their sex be appointed a member of the United States Golf association
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Cotton
M~--ortTe Pcoer

NEW YORK. March 2s-No cottor market; holiday.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Bar SiIUer

NEW YORK. March 26-Bar silver domestic, s9hc: foreign. STAG; Mexi- can dollars, 442.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Mary Roberts, the authoress, re- ceives more than S35.O00 a year for her writings.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The wives of three of President Harding's cabinet members are college bred.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Well, Montreal will stage the Demp- sey- Carpenter battle - unless some |Dlace else is picked.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
SHOOT AGAIN FOR
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Shooting at the Greenhlll traps on
Saturday afternoon will be featured
by The is-yard Greenhill champion
ship medal event.
Six leg winners arc already regis
tered for the medal. and with only
four more opportunities 10 qualify for
The nral shoot. each time It is placed
In competition a large crowd will
undoubtedly be on hand 70 take part
70 ihe contest.
The medal was donated 10 the club
hy George Simon and is perhaps the
most valuable one that has ever been
shot for over the Greenhin traps.
Along with 70 goes the 1921 issSard
championship.
Vic dupont. T. C. Marshall. C. I.
Sylvester. l.. I. Boyce and 2. r. du-
Pont have already secured a ieg.vshile
Captain Simonton and Bill Swayne are
tied for a leg. which will be shot on
at an early date. 70 Is hoped that
every is-yard asprant win be on
hand Saturday and make the race a
good one.
Double targets win also feature the
days program IL mas Deen dennlPis
decided that the fnal shoot for the
double target trophy cup will be shot
for on saturday February 10. and
this week will offer HE last oppor-
tunity for the leg winners 70 practice
MP and get in good trim f0r this
battle.
In the race for this cup. Jack Kaiser
started the bail rolling by securing
the INST leg and since then the follow
ing shooters have qualified: l.. L
Royce. George Simon. F. Simonton
J. p. McHuet. w. l.. Smith. J. Shep-
pard. J. Minnick. w. Mlnnlck. C. No-
shell and w. A. Simonton.
Notices OF the annual meeting have
now been mailed. The day set Is Feb
ruary i6. at Simon Hotel. Eighth anC
King streets.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
DIR. VEASEY PLAYS
ROGUE in SOUTH

Dr. Benjamin r. Voasey. OF this
city, is soiounring at 81. Petersburg,
Florida. de Is an expert rogue player.
and the st. Petersburg Times OF recent
date contains The following regarding
resent game there:
Immediately following the smok-
ers' argument, an exhibition game was
played, Charles C. King. The Wizard %
being matched with Dr. Benjamin r..
Veasey, of Wilmington, Del. Dr. Yeas
ey arrived in the Sunshine City We'd
nesday evening This being nr.
Veaseys first participation In ihe
rogue sports here. the Msterla Medica
of the old jefferson College brand was
formally introduced 10 the massed
spoctotore.
"Dr. Neasey has quite a record in
The sport he loves and had played
with Mr.. King on the Nor1v'ch courts
II was the Doctors pleasure 70 meet
other friends OF the olden time here
one was Dudley Dale Butler. way
back In 1921 IN roque tourney
staged IN Philadelphia. under the aus
pices OF the Philadelphia club, Dr
Vcasey and Mr.. Butler enjoyed a OH
IN the finals OF the National AssOcia
ton meet. That was twenty-six year
ago, and not until yesterday morning
since mat rogue engagements . mad thcl
claspod hands-greatiy TO the pleasur
OF both gentlemen.
'rhe world does not seem so larg
after an. Sure II does not when vol
visit st. Petersburg and play roqu
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
MD. RACING DAYS
CUT TO 92 IN YEAR

Applying the pruning knife TO the
racing dates asked for by the four
one-mile race tracks in Maryland
the state Racing Commission yester-
day cut the total to 90 days. The
law permits a total OF 100, and the
tracks asked for the full quota
last year there were 112 racing
DAYS. exclusive OF the half-mile
tracks.
The dates granted. each track
getting 2s days, are as follows;
Bowie-April 1 20 IS. - days
Havre de Grace-April 16 TO 80
10 days.
Pimlico-May 70 16. ~ days.
Havre de Grace-September Il to
october /. 10 days.
Iaurel-October 4 TO 20, % days
Pimlico-November ] 20 II, II
days.
Bowie-November IS to g. IL
days.
In each case the ourtailment OF
the number Of days asked was made
10 apply to the autumn meetings
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

"Bearcat' Virgins. claimant to
the middleweight wrestling cham
pionship Of Delaware. Is willing TO
defend the title against any man at
his weight. Virgins is 22 years OF
age and has been wrestling three
years. during which time he has met
all OF the best men at his weight
around these parts.
Virgins first match was with
Spike Hayden who he defeated in
two straight falls in 2S minutes.
other men who are prominent in
local wrestling circles that have fall
len before Virgins are Joe Jacobs.
Eddie Novenis. Frank Durham. Tony
Nardo. Young Mentano. frankie
Metzo. Billy Jennings. Johnny
O'Brien. Kid Hamilton. and others
too nuemrous 70 mention.
Virgins has also stayed with Kid
Miles. Joe Varzo and Jack Morris in
time bouts.
Virgins Is a member OF the Key
stone Field Club. He will be seen
at the Keystone smoker tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
EDGE MOOR
SOCCER NOTES
BY ROBBIE.

Wen. boys. we won again and we
didn't have 10 play for It, as the St.
team forfeited TO us.
John CJack) Leonard. our out
locating his left arm in the practice
game on Saturday. Never mind
Jack, old man. We are pulling for
your speedy recovery.
sterndale. our right fullbacS. viii
be back in the game on Saturday
after being out Of the game for two
weeks because OF injuries.
J.. Fish and Jones will be back in
the game on Saturday. With these
players in the game. the Edge Moor
team will give a good account OF
themselves in the cup round.
Where was Beattie on Saturday?
Come on. old timer. we want 10 see
you out on Saturday.
Wood scored four goals in the
practice game last week. Come on
Bob. let's see III you can score few
in Saturdays regular game.
Holgate is stiil in the game and
IS playing in his usual good form.
John and William Adamson ex-
pect TO give a good account
OF themselves in the cup round on
Saturday.
Fred Lun will be out 20 stop the
forwards OF Surpass Leather team
from scoring.
Well. boys everybody out for the
big game on Saturday when we meet
Surpass Leather Company I'm the
amateur cup competition. The game
means a lot to US.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
CLASSY SHOW
KEYSTONFSNEXT
Morris and Traub Fight the
Wind-up on Friday
Nights Gard
MORRIS-JOHNSON
ALSO TO PUNCH

Keystone Field Club win give its
weekly athletic and musical enter
tainment in Pythian Castle. 9Os
West street tomorrow night. The
show promises TO be the best Of the
season as some OF the best talent
obtainable has been secured.
In the wind-up Bobby Morris Of
Philadelphia will meet Johnny Traub
OF Chester. These boys put up such
a wonderful go last week that they
have been rematched by request.
In the semi-windup Johnny How
ard. the Chester coiored welter-
weight. will entertain Soldier Stokes
for six rounds. This go will be
watched with great interest.
The fourth number will bring to-
gether George Burns who defeated
Bat Barnes az last weeks show and
ollie Bail OF Chester. This should
be a classy bout.
The third go. will present the
classiest youngster ever seen in this
city. Mickey Morris, 103 pounds and
Kid Johnson. Although both boys
support the Keystone colors a great
bout is bound TO be seen.
The second number will present
N o. Hammer OF the Keystone Field
Club and Willie Kline OF Philadel-
phia who has made good here on his
two previous appearances.
The opener brings together Young
Dundee OF Little Italy and Charles
Cross OF the Keystone Field Club.
Cross Is formally OF the L. S. Navy
and Is training daily with X. o.
Billy Carmen. In addition 20 the
above card Bearcat Virgins will
meet Fred Denn in a - minute
wrestling bout. Jack MCGOWAN will
referee all the exhibitions
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
ny THE OLD GUARD.

Everybody out to the smoker TO-
morrow night. An ali-star show
has been arranged and some sizzling
bouts are lOked FOR. Those who
come early get the seats 50 follow
the crowd.
Ralph Raymond and zip Handy
won first prize at the victory
rheaier on Tuesday evening IN their
act entitled, 'Moc-co.' ~
what have I got my hand on ?"
NOW take your time-a watch
The audicncc-''Wondorfuli" How
did he know IL?
Cy Young says he was az the Vic
tory FOR a tryout but that's quite a
place 20 have dog chase a fellow
and tear buttons from his clothes.
How come.
Battling Barns upset the dope OF
some local fistic fans by the great
showing he made In Chester last
Monday night. lie also upset his op-
ponent In the ffth round and there
by fooled the Fireside League.
Gus Johnson. our former vice.
president and one OF our most prom.
inont members, is on trip 90 Italy
I All Join in wishing Gus bon voyage
That wrestling Bearcat Wiggani
certainly can talk a good game o.
I quoits. WATTS matter. Bill; girl %
back on you.
The social committee has com
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

At least nve Of the six baseball
teams that composed the Suburban
League last season will be represented
in the circuit the coming year, II was
brought out at a meeting Of the league
in the Y. NJ. C. A. last night As the
manager OF the ROckland team was
unable TO be present because OF i'll
ness, Il is not definitely known wheth-
er his aggregation will again enter
the league
The teams which will again be on
The circuit are Brack-Eex. Elsmere.
Stanton, Marshallton and Richardson
Park.
plans for the season were discussed
al the meeting. and the managers were
optimistic as 20 the outlook.
Applications from several otner
clubs for berths in the league were
also presented at last nights meeting,
but action was deferred until the next
spring meeting OF the league, at which
definite reorganization win be efrected'
Each OF the 1--WE clubs have already
made progres toward polishing mp for
the new year. several OF the managers
having players signed.
The richardson PARK team win this
year play under the name OF -P1ve
points" due TO a consideration erect
ed by the residents of the five suburbs
OF Richardson Park, Ashley, Elm
hurst. Glynrich and Bellemoor-
Leroy steele. last years president
presided over the meeting, with Avir
Mote. OF stanton. acting as secretary
pro TEN. Marvin Bail. retiring secre-
tarv was also present. The leag7r'
will again assemble next wednesday
in The Y. NJ g. A.
Among those present last nign'
were L. B. steele. Marvin Ball, VII
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
PYTHIANs 10 VISIT BRIDGETON

Following the regular meeting OF
Calathe Lodge. No. 23. Knights of
Pythlas, Monday night, a rehearsal
OF the first rank team was held in
preparation for the trip Of the team
to Bridgeton. n. j.. for the purpose
OF comforting the first degree on a
class OF co candidates.
Those who are to make the trip
will leave Wilmington in automobiles
Saturday afternoon, February 10,
and take the ferry 10 Pennsgrove.
from whence they will drive TO
Rridgeton. Returning they will leave
Bridgeton Sunday afternoon and ar
rive in this city late Sunday evening.
Accompanying the team will be the
seven-piece orchestra OF the lodge.
Grand Chancellor William r. VIII
son will accompany the team.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

Dletcd arrangements for the club
minstrels to be given in the near fu-
ture. Any talent wishing a try out
shopIsd report e the airestor
Pat Strawbridge has been elected
manager OF the clubs baseball team
for this coming season. Go to It Pat
old Scout; we look for a big season.
That boy Mickey Morris Is getting
better all the time. With n little
more training even John Mallory
, will not be able to hold him down.
Kid johnson denies having bit tho
ends of his fingers on during the
awful suspense OF waiting while
other fellows kissed his girl at tho
party last night
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
Fire Teams Already
For Suburban League

lard Fisher. Finley Ash, Phinney Hast
ings, Delaware Wright. Arthur Mat
thes,' Of Richardson park; John Van
Fleet and Norman Groves. OF Mar
shallton; David Gray, OF Elsmere
Clarence McVey and Alvin Mote. OF
Stanton; Lonnie Green and J. II. shan
ner, Of Brack-Ex
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
WHO WILL GIVE
BED FOR SICK B0Y7

Alert Branch. International Sun
shine Society. asks for a bed not
wanttd by any one in this city. 1t Is
for a little boy who Is in and has NJ
bed and must lie on two chairs. Tho
bed will be called for il Mrs. r. l.
DEMO. 11O7 West street. is notified
Her telephone number is 5232. Do
nations OF clothing would also be ap-
nreciatod by the branch.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
ST. PATRIcK's Ap BRowNsoN.

West side basketball fans will have
chance 20 look over some OF the
fastest former scholastic and collcg-
late players IN Philadelphia tomorrow
night at Brownson Hall when Brown
sons big Eve will meet ST. Patrick's.
OF Philadelphia.
Manager Frank Mclaughlin said
that with all his regulars in shape
ne expects TO make them hustle 10
register a win over the west side
boys
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
EDEN WANTS mar CAGE.

City Council was once more appeal
cd 10 last night by a delegation from
the South Side-Eden Athletic Assocla-
tion o. cnlarge the building in the
renter Of Eden Park 81 10 may be used
for basketball and other indoor sports.
Council will consult with Park super
iniondcnt Mack.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
TVNO CAWFs Ar TRTFNDS- :

There win be two games of basket
bah In Friends gym tonight. Young
Friends and Second Baptist and Bran
dyHine and West being scheduled.
Announcement that Defiance would
play in Friends gym tonight is erron-
eous.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

under the moes-festooned oaks and
the great scraggly pine OF Williams
Park-for Il appears 70 be ihe meet
ing place or folks from all over every
where"
The Times does not say whether
Dr. Veasey won or lost the game.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
QUOTTS
UACIEY WINS AT oUoIrs.

Hagley quoit team defeated Bran
dywine OF the Wilmington
League g out OF games Tuesday
night on Brandywine's floor The
score:
Hagley.. q 21 21 II 16-s
BrandyWine 10 IL IS 21 21-2
For Brandywine - Lucas. Toban.
Preston. Lacy and Hubbard.
For Brady. Ball. Benson
and Brinton.
Hagley will play Brandywine on
Hagley floor tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
REDDY,s STABLE TOURS.

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 10.-Man-
ager Jack Reddy. OF 81. Paul, is here
with his entire stable OF Differs. tt
includes Johnny Tillman. Billy
Miskc and Bobby Ward. Reddy ex-
pects 10 do a lot OF business.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
BuL BRENNAN's GUESS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-Bin Bren-
nan thinks that because he stayed
twelve rounds with Dempsey he's
qualified TO do a little propresying.
He says willard will do well to last
three rounds. and Carpenter "a
long as he runs.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
EMANUEL WIN

The Emmanuel Quot team OF the
first and second division OF the
Church League. pitched in great
form Monday night Emmanuel first
defeated Second Baptist five straight
games, allowing them 23 points in
FIVE games.
The second division team also de-
feated Elsmere five straight games
These games we're featured by Il
rings by the Emmanuel boys The
score:
Imman1. 1st 2t 21 p p 21-5
Sec. Bap. IL s 3 8 40
Players: Brinton, Mall. Ogle and
Captain w. Benson. .. ..........
ImmanI 2d. .21 21 p 21 2l-5
Elsmere I'd. 10 is s 70 90
Players; Immanuel-J. Kitchen,
McGinness. T. Kitchen. ID. McGin-
ness. Elsmere-steele. Jones. wived
and Colamony.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

This date favors the building .oi
homes for the summer, sales agent,
are favored the coming week and
should use the Want Ads for promo
ton
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

The Want Ads will make a specially
of selling boats launches end ma
chinery.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10
CHURCH LEAGUE.

First central ....... a q q q 2i-5
EpwOrM .....,.. g 10 IS i7 so
Players. First-Central-C. WOOld-
ridge. l.. Becson, W. Wilson. ID. Tuft.
EpWorth CLARK, Bailey, Donovan.
Iysen.
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

, MAIL am rHoNr oRDrns rTLLEB :
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

Tho social committee has COM
Evening journal., 1921-02-10

Fred Luff will be out TO stop the
forwards Of Surpass Leather team
from scoring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05

Since 1850. there have been 10000
miles OF surfaced thoroughfares con-
structed in the United States and Can
ada, and $4,000. 100000 has been spent
for highway improvements.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
Burn LIGHTS IN
DAY TOPREvENT
BATTERY STRAIN

Your lights are burning Mister Yes.
I know it, Is an inscription which viii
he seen ON more Than one automobile
o the coming year. AL least. until the
emainder of the motoring public come
ta realize that ear with buruimg
headlights is not The result of ali ail
sht Joy ride or accidental turning Of
me light switch
one driver threatened TO use such
sign when told by battery service
nan that long daytime trips and high
,harglng rate of his generator under
such conditions meant certain disaster
tor the storage hatters ON his car unless
us burned the lights
Ia that resneet 1T least lths European
name "Accumulator by which stora se
batteries are Known over there is more
literally correct Nn automobile hat-
terry merely acVumulates TIE aurplns
olectricty developed by the generator
md when that current becomes eNces-
=iNe, the work done ia the battery ftaud
1t is 5ust as much torl1 for q battery
TO take a charge as it is 70 give II
ofD becomes c burden to ii and over
heating results
Most car owners know by this time
that overheating means huekled plates
destruction OF certain kinds OF insula-
ton materials commonly used and sh
circuits. Escape from this danger may
10 had by burning the headlights while
en- Ions day trips particularly when
a recent test has shown tho battery to
lie fully charged
The Willard storage Battery compan9.
strikes timely note of -warniug in their
latest HooLfet autffeat5 --NNftf.fr9 ~f.,t =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05

Farmers in the vicinity OF Blooms
burg, Pa, whose horses have been af-
ected by the extended heat spell. en-
eagcd motor trucks to pull their reapers
through the harvest fields.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
STUDEBAKER
SPEEDING UP
CLOSED CARS

Reports frem the Studebaker Corp.
indicate that the company has made
pecial arrangeme to produce the
closed bodies at the South Bend plant
in addition to the regular output at
the, Detroit plant.
This viii enable the manufacturers
to supply the demand and to catch up
on their closed car orders which are
already. beginning to- accumulate
Needless TO say this is the time. of
year when the volume OF ousiness3 in
the closed car lines i handled and Mr.
=. Rauwens, local distributor for
the Studcoaker line IN Hammond, East
chfea4o. Indiana Harbor and Whiting
has taken precautionary measures. to
secnre closed cars for dsplas. a com
plete line'can be seen at the local sales
rooms and a special six coupe is the
center Of attraction.