Evening star., 1942-11-11
Tire Inspection
P|ansConlp|eted
In Nearby Areas
Stations Are Listed
In Prince Georges
And Alexandria

procedures Tor tire inspection TO
be followed by private passenger
car owners in all Maryland and Vir-
ginia areas adjacent to Washington
were outlined today, together with
a list Of stations where the examina-
tions may be made in Prince
Georges and Alexandria.
Ration boards of Prince Georges
County and Alexandria met with
operators of the stations officially
designated as inspection depots last
night to give information and dis
tribute forms. Montgomery County
officials will meet with operators
Friday night. The public may OBJ
tain their forms, which are to be
filled out and sent to their respec-
tive boards, from any of these
stations. In Montgomery County
the forms will be available Saturday.
The list of Arlington stations was
announced in the Sunday Star and
forms are now available at those
stations.
Fairfax County officials expect to
announce procedure and a list of
inspection depots later this week.
Deadline December 1.
Montgomery County car owners
were given to December l to mail
their returns to the rationing board
at Rockville. The operators will
meet with board officials at 8 pm.
Friday in the courthouse at Rock
vile to receive their forms, which
will be available to the public Sat-
urday, Allison H. Chaplin, executive
secretary to the board, declared.
In Prince Georges County, Chair
man Leonard H. Burch, said that
while no definite deadline had been
set, the public is urged to have the
forms mailed to the board at Hy-
attsville, on or before November %
which was announced by Leo H.
Mccormick, State OPA director, as
the State wide deadline. The forms
are now available at the inspection
stations and an early mailing is
necessary, he pointed out, because
the tire certificates must be returned
before the first inspection is made.
The deadline for this first inspec-
ton is December II in Prince
Georges County.
Must Fill Out Own Forms.
Mr.. Burch said the public must
fill out its own forms without the
assistance of the station operators
or the rationing board because both
agencies will be occupied with other
duties. He also pointed out that
certificates of necessity for CONNER
cial vehicles are available at the in.
spection stations in Prince Georges
County.
In Alexandria, where 26 station
operators were given instructions
and the forms last night, persons
were urged to return the papers
either in person or by mail to the
rationing board. A warning was
issued that any holder of an A gaso-
line ration book may have his book
recalled by the board if records show
the tires for his car have not been
inspected on or before December 12.
Holders of B and c books may not
renew their allotments if they have
not had their tires inspected.
Alexandria Stations.
The list of stations and garages ia
Alexandria is as follows:
Lord Baltimore, Franklin and
Washington streets; Goodyear Sery-
Ice. 1904 King street; AIS ESQ Serv-
ice, Patrick and Franklin streets:
Beverly ESQ Station, Glebe and
Russell roads; Gulf Oil Co., Mount
vernon avenue and Braddock road:
E. B. Ale, 430 South Washington
street; Lindsy Nicholson Corp, 81l
King street; Old Dominion Service
Station, 3006 River road; Crumps
ESQ Service, Mount Vernon and
Monroe avenue; Herby's, Inc, 1l3
North st. Asaph street; Aero Auto
CO., llOl King street; Western Auto
Supply Co., 1717 King street; Garris
Gulf Service, Duke and Peyton
streets.
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co.. 1901
King street; Voss' Service Station.
1913 Mount Vernon avenue; Wat
kins' Service Station, 1916 King
street; L. S. Cox, Duke street and
Diagonal road; Gulf Oil Corr.
Mount Vernon and Executive ave-
nues; ]. g. S. Motor Service, 70l
North Henry street; w. H. Crabtree
Gulf Service, Franklin at Patrick
street; Squirs & Co., 7O3 North
Washington street; Cores ESQ Sta
t1on, Washington and Franklin
streets; Memorial ESQ Station, 14l4
King street; Mount Vernon Motor.
121 South Alfred street, and Boyd
Carlin Motor Co., 900 Prince street.
Prince Georges County.
The Prince Georges County in
spection stations are the following:
Collins Service Station, Forest.
VILE; Gilbert Service Station, Mea.
dows; Davis Garage, Poplar Hill,
Brandywine; Stewards Super Serv-
ice, Rhode Island avenue, Hyatts-
vile; Riverdale Garage, Riverdale;
Billheimer & Palmer Motor Co.,
Queens Chapel road and University
drive; Academy Garage, Laurel;
Bon Cannon & Ifferd, Oxon Hill:
Little's ESQ Station, Rhode Island
avenue, Hyattsville; Chaney's Ga.
rage, College Park; Caspare's Ca
rage, Baltimore boulevard, Colmar
Manor.
Sandy's ESQ Station, Riverdale:
Duvall's Service Station, Upper
Marlboro: Weisners Garage, Clin-
ton; Clarence Dawson Station,
Laurel; Capitol Heights ESQ Sta
ton, Capitol Heights; James Ship
ler's Station, Central avenue, Capt.
tol Heights; Shipler's Service sta.
ton, District Heights; B. B. Weaver
Service Station at Cottage City:
vitellos Service Station, Thirty
third street and Rhode Island ave.
nue., Mount Rainier.
!! Hunters Service Station, 720l Bal
timore avenue, College Park; Bald
wins Garage, Collington. Defense
Highway; Henry A. Minehart,
Brandywine. and Marshall Service
Station, 1900 Rhode Island avenue,
Hyattsville.