The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Tires


ed four local tire distributors
who will inspect old tires which
an applicant wishes replaced.
The inspection stations are Ned's
Auto Supply Company, 100
North Gratiot, Paul F. Echen-
burg, So N. Broadway, Goodyear
Service Stores, % Cas-. and
Western Auto Associated Store,
| 70 Macomb street.
INSPECTION STATIONS
According to instruction re-
ceived by Brown, prospective
purchasers of new tires and
tubes must first 60 to an inspec-
ton station where a form sup
piled by the tire administrator
must be filled out. This form
will reveal the condition and size
of each tire and tube. Set forth
will be a description Of each tire
stating il 1t is worn smooth and
whether it Is retreadable, recap
pable, or repairable. An esti-
mate of the speed at which the
tire can be safely operated is al
so made.
A similar analysis is required
for each tube.
The completed form is then
submitted to Brown, who with
his two associate administrators,
will pass upon the applications.
Brown alone cannot give appro-
val for q purchase, as the regula-
tons require that at least two of
three board members approve
each purchase.
APPOINTMENTS
According to a letter received
by Brown from Furlong, the two
associate administrators will be
appointed upon recommendation
of the County Defense Council.
Inasmuch as Macomb is part of
the Metropolitan Detroit defense
area, there is a possibility that
the appointments may be made
upon the recommendation of
either the Mount Clemens CT
william Defense Council or the
Detroit defense officials.
The following eligibility clas-
sification will guide those who
need tire and tube requirements:
ELIGIBILITY
CLASSIFICATION
No certificate shall be issued
unless the applicant for the GER
tificate certifies that the tire or
tube for which application is
made is to be mounted:
(a) On a vehicle which is op-
Grated by physician, surgeon,
visiting nurse, or a veterinary,
and which is used principally for
professional services.
(b) On an ambulance.
(c) On q vehicle used exclu-
sively for one or more of the
following purposes:
L. To maintain fire fighting
services; 4 Il
2. TO maintain necessary pub
lie police services;
3. To enforce such laws as
relate specifically to the protec-
ton of public health and safety;
4. To maintain garbage dis
posal and other sanitation ser
vices;
S. To maintain mail services.
(d) On a vehicle, with a capa-
city of ten or more passengers,
operated exclusively for one or
more of the following purposes:
/. Transportation Of passen-
gers as part of the services rem
dered to the public by a regular
transportation system;
2. Transportation of students
and teachers to and from school;
3. Transportation of employ
ees to or from any industrial or
mining establishment or con-
struction project, except when
public transportation facilities
are readily available.
(e) On a truck operated ex-
clusively for one or more Of the
purposes stated in the preceding
sections or for one or more of
the following purposes:
!. Transportation of ice and
fuel;
2. Transportation of material
and equipment for the building
and maintenance of public roads;
3. Transportation of material
and equipment for the construc-
ton and maintenance of public
utilities;
4. Transportation of material
and equipment for the construc-
ton and maintenance of produc-
ton facilities;
S. Transportation of material
and equipment for the construc-
ton of defense housing facilities
and military and naval establish
ments;
6. Transportation essential to
render roofing, plumbing, heat
ing and electrical repair SER
vices;
2. Transportation by any COM
mon carrier;
8. Transportation of waste
and scrap materials;
9. Transportation of raw ma