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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON.

NOTICE IaS is hereby given that on TUES;
44!AeYY;orMMA BAY NAY ! ~; 1952; u9,5 .. At ,IS TEN
lie auction at bsI7 Georgia Avenue
charges. is40 Chevrolet aodoor e. Sc.
dan. Serial No. 1KH1257O2. Engine
No. 2741354. left with us In the
name Of Herman Amos, 5S12 Colo
RADIO Avenue. NV. Parties in in
tereSt please take notice. Terms
Cash. THE BRIGHTWOOD AUTO
BODY WORKS. I've. my12.19.26
C. G. SLOAN q CO., INC.
Auctioneers- Appraisers
LARGE SALE
Mahogany, Maple, Walnut Bedroom
Pieces; Upholstered Sofas. Love
Seats, Lounge Chairs, Mahogany
Chests Of Drawers, 5 Crystal Hang
ing Fixtures, Collection, Of Stems.
China. . Glasswarss; s,,, Bris;a aj5rsc'
Tea Carts, Occasional Tables and
Chairs. Drop-Leaf Tables, Carved
Oak Cabinet, Paintings, Victorian
Chairs, Chrome Dinette Set, Easy
Washing Machine. Sets Of Dining
Chairs. Antique Mahogany Side
board. Beds. Box Springs. Mat
ct public auction
AT SLOAN'S
uEnnsans1 51S iSsh e;
r May 21 at 10 AM.
&. q. SLOAN g. CO., INC. Aucts.
Established 1891
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CAR HOPS
ANY HOT SHOPPE

young men IOr 1ull-Llme employment;
salary plus tips; meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacations and
sick leaves
ANY HOT SHOPPE
Or Room 200. 1341 6 st. NV. 20
CARPENTERS - Experienced only
need apply. TEMPLETON KNOLLS
5000 Kennedy ST.. East Riverdale,
WA. 39T7. -19
CARPENTER, experienced for gen.
eral carpentry near Vienna. Call be-
tween 6 and 8. JE. 2-2S34. 30
CARPENTER. experienced, with car
to work regular, rain or shine; good
wages. Call GIL. 1415. 10
CASHIER-Older man preferred, 8
to IL pm. and Sundays. Call after
2. pm. WILLER DRUG, 1853 goth
st. NV.
CASHIER, need reliable man ia
cashier and check out merchandise:
excellent salary; must be response
BILE person with store exper. and
local refs. SURPLUS SALES CO.
425 10th st. NV. -23
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
AuctiOueeea.

Notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday, June 10, 1852. commencing
as..s: at $50 an; and Continuing. q
thereafter; we will sell by. public
to enforce our liens for storage
and/or other charges. goods stored
with US in the name OF Mrs, Ger
trude Mcdonald. Party in interest
please take notice. NATIONAL
CAPITAL STORAGE q MOVING
CO.. 461S 14th st. NV.
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| HELP Wrp. AGENCIES tcon.. J
ARLINGTON

When dnswerin0 Advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl p0lue. Copies serpe the puT.
pose and ORIGINALS may get lost.
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THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
ass Southern Building.

1sqsSfsF sTosY aN6 And 3 sAsEMENT xSadaS1s SEMI. SEMI
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING BE-
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NUM-
Der 314 TEA STREET. NORTH.
BY virtue Of e certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 95OS.
FOLIO 62 ct seq. Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
will sell. at public auction in front
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. A. D..
1852. AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following-described land
az apd IS premises situate EN-, In the the District
being Lot 78 In George w. Babcock
and Benedict McNeiPs subdivision Of
part Of Lot 81 in Block 8, LeDroit
Park" as per plat recorded in the
once I Of the Surveyor for the Dis:
Folio 121. Now known for purposes
76 in Square S096.
Terms: Sold subject to o prior deed
Of trust for approximately SO. 976 .S3
sna RgSs sec0sS aed q TRUST eI
psPticulars q SsSoSSiil SSieS viii Be- bsF'aa. an.
nounced at time Of sale; the pur.
chase price above said trusts to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 90
required. Conveyancing. recording.
ments made as of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
WADDELL r. THOMAS,
VERNESS 8. HUNT.
my0, 14.17,19. Trustees.
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AUTO MECHANIC

AUTOMOTTVE PARTS apprentice,
alert young man Of neat appearance
to drive parts delivery truck and ,d
training to eventually become parts
counterman. Unusually good start
ing salary. sick benefits. paid vaca-
tion. Apply in person. MIR Clements.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1121 2lst
AiUS;ToMGoTIvE q; oG PARTS MAN - Must
have Mopar experience; 6-day wk.;
q good opportunity for ambitious
young man. Ask for Mr.. Gearhart.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrysler.
Plymouth. 400 Ga. ave: NV. go
experience preferred. Good salary
and working conditions with op-
portunity for promotion. MILLER
DUDLEY CO. INC, 1716 14th st
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HELP MEN
CRAFTSMAN

25 to 40. graduate OF
recognized school and experienced
In machine design. Permanent
position with old, established manu-
facturer. Opportunity for advance
ment. References required. Apply
STONE PAPER TUBE CO.
900 Franklin st. NE. 30
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Assistant Club Mgr.

Assistant Club Mgr.
knowledge of food desirable. once
management and accounting back
ground essential. Single and live IN
country club. Splendid opportunity
for man with personality. Boz
140-V. Star. 20
ASST. MANAGER-5 and lOc store
must be experienced in window
and counter display work, and
capable Of assuming managership
within q few months; starting salary
500 per week. Call FA. 5S79 for
interview. -21
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC and help
er. young, white. energeic. 903 N
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
First class. to work in modern
AUTO CRAFT, INC. 3241 r. !;
ave.. Mt. Rainier. UN. 9343. -19
AUTO BODY MEN and helpers. Open
ing for 2 in large well-ventilated
and equipped body shop. Excellent
working conditions with good salary.
See Mr.. Junktns, AMERICAN SER
VICE CENTER. 5S5 No. Glebe rd.,
Arlington. Va. OW. 7722. 81
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AUTO COLLISION
ESTIMATOR

ESllMAlOh
We have an opening for an expert
enced auto collision estimator. one
who has contact in this areea pre-
ferred. Excellent income assured
See Mr.. Shaver after am. PYRA-
MID. AUTO BODY CO., 1885 Bla-
densburg rd. ne. LA. $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC. good salary and
bonus; 5h-day wk.; ms. plan. vac.
with pay. clean uniforms supplied;
perm. position. WILSON PONTIAC,
INC. 1925 Georgia ave-. Silver
ASTo SRsHns' MECHANIC. Ms good WORKING work.
tlons 5O-56 basis. plenty Of work;
SENTER 5sS Ne: .S Siebe rd.. Ar
AUTO MECHANIC, for new car GET
ready. with Washington largest
Pontiac dealer. Excellent working
Peers. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887
AGToMos1EE I5T1ps 81 niv MECHANICS, tuns,up tune
specialist. General Motors experi-
ence; good pay. good working condi-
tions and other benefits; 5-day week.
See Mr. Reeder. MCKEE PONTIAC.
AUToMoTivE tSSs L Fl e." "MAcH1N1sr. young
man, 1920, to learn trades. ideal
working cond. 5-day wk., paid vac;
must have D. c. drivers permit or
cfkc1s e91s e ring ffssares SERVICE. Rai issS
st. NV. 90
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ADAM A. WESCHLER a SON,
AuctiOneers-AppraiserS.

Auctioneers-ADpraisers.
TRUSTEES AND STORAGE SALE
ruRnqdr.uRE
Groups and Odd Pieces
RADIOS+RUGSEM
RATORS-RANGES
WASHERS-LAMPS
ANTIQUE TOYS
ETC.
also
MODERN FLOOR SAMPLES
INCLUDING
SECTIONAL SOFAS-CHAIRS
LIVING ROOM GROUPS
BEDROOM SUITES-MATTRES
By order, Philip P. Marenberg anc
Jeanne L. Dobres, trustees.
B Y AUG TION
ct w = s c H l. E r 8
905 E st. NV.
T o M o R ROW
$50 Am. Until Mid-Afternoon
Groups and odd pieces for living
dining and bedrooms; matched
drawing room tables; lounge; occa-
sional and boudoir chairs; twin.
double and bunk beds; innersprins
utility and kitchen cabinets; mir
rors, lamps. chest Of drawers,
INSPECTION INVITED
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CASHIER

Perm. position, experience preferred
must have good character refer
enceS; salary commensurate with
ability. CENTRAL LIQUORS. INC,
51S 9th st NV IA
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ADVERTISING
BEGINNER,

If you're about to graduate from high
school and are looking for an opport
to get started in the adyertisins
mediately. We will train you for
an advertising career, but you've got
to start at the bottom as a mes
senger and office boy to earn your
chance at 0 bigger Job. The salary
Is small. You can earn more at
other Jobs but you'll never have q
from the ground up. Phone Mr.,
Strott for appt. ST. 1888. -19
ARTISTS, TECHNICAL
Must have minimum year expert.
ence; good chance for advancement
Call for appt. ST O0S0. 20
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between the ages OF 20 ana 80 Win
some selling experience. preferably
to furnish good references. and q
record of energetic accomplishment;
salary and commission Apply IN
person to Mr.. Carnie; STOHLMAyN!
CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd ana M
BAKERS HELPER. Apply in per
son: 1911 Rhode Island ave, Mt
BSkHssDEs, sfln1ssi ha, exper., one who @SG ha,
worked in good restaurants; good
salary to start. Apply in person tno
phone calls). 1906 r. I. ave. ne
BAR MAN, beer and food for night
work; $50 q week to start: uniform
aHRR9s fnd RsssS SEA iPe1ofsfi Poop aiEsTAGkANf Hh
1910 l! colesyille rd., Four cornsrs'
Silver SpEing; Nc; @r, prp s.turdsvs mza
and Sundays only. BOX 296-Y. Star
IBOOKKEEPER-CLERK. to handle &C.
counts receivable bookkeeping, Must
be able to type: opportunity for ad.
Plan pph.p ! Apply cooPER-TRE u 1as0
|Raoo&BEAdk. as5a IL hi~' exeperienced, stesdy
sHoE:sfHiNE SHOE: HIN r pARLoR, iss4Ss 7th p NV
= --SU
mechan-
FfIREPRooFfNd Co. RE. 1865.
lBRICKLAYERs, 1st-class mechanics
white; local and suburban. Variety
sGLTSSzEs Sf TEs5i eT Tof9EsRsAroR 9ssaro to do Ts vors
for builder. Out Georgia ave. e
Dennis ave-. turn left to Job. pu
BUSINESS gIsHSEs TRAINEE. 20 to 80;
Washington division national or
ferred; must have growth possibili-
ties; salary open. Box 29s-Y, Star
BUTCHER WANTED. exper. MUS
sHSSsIr6s sHSS s'ls SARsEf ssfsF 1853 sz5sSsEs!ssii ssi
BurcHERs. u niM; =, white or colored; mus,
be sober; top wages; Apply at MAY.
B9rcHER. .; hifi outstandlps oDpoTtsnit,
store :r.aS No 6g YiesSsb sIsbol. Asp sSe
Bu1TcHER. experienced, full or par
conditions. call Lo. 1886. 20
BUTCHER. thoroughly experienced
/ MARKET. 62o1 Baltimore ave, Riv'
erdale. Md. UN. 2727. go
BUTCHER-Experi for moderr
self-service super market; paid va
cation, free disqualification. Appl!
in person, BUCKINGHAM SUPEF
MARKET. 1923 Rhode Island ave
ne. -23
CANVASSERS- SOLICITORS
door to-door advertising campaign
, $40 to $50 per day; drawing &C
count paid daily. See Mr.. Turpel
] Anralrr. EnnY,l0urnnnf Office
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers
436 Southern Building.

TEYs5sss s%Sss NoM g5s & pn1Sk ysu5 bMEIEiSe TING
Ias!E NyMs!BEER 1e L STREET. NORTH
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trusl
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1920
Folio 453 ct sea-. Of the land recordi
Of the District Of Columbia. and a
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee;
will sell, ct public auction In from
of the premises, on THURSDAY THE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MAY
AID. 1852, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot 142 in Schaefer's SUBJ
division of lots in square 621. as
per plat recorded In the Once OF
the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber IA at folio 40.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed
of trust for approximately $3,093. so
further particulars of which will
be announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit OF $500 90
required. Conveyancing. recording.
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the diScre-
ton Of the trustees.
JOSEPH G. WEEDA.
ROBERT w. KIDWEIL.
ny12.14.17.19.2l Trustees.
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JANITOR

Permanent position for Q colored
man 25-35 yrs. Of age who is In
good physical condition and is will.
Ing to give regular attendance. Ap-
oily Personnel Room sos. sOpen
weekdays 1905 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

ENGINEER, 3rd class or better, oper.
ator's license. opportunity for ambi.
tious person. Excellent working
conditions. social security, grouE
disqualification, employees cafeteria
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
personnel ONCE. GARFIELD HOSPI.
tai, 10th and Florida ave. NV.
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PROPOSALS

CONVENIENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Director of Con
siEafGisf1 sEaGEp pRoposAhs Nay viii H. be lsSs Se
ceived in Room 5O9. District Build
ing, 14th and z Streets, NV,
Washington 4. D. C., until zoo
PM. May %, 1852. EASTERN
DAYLIGHT TIME, for Furnishing
and Installing Linoleum Flooring in
School. North side Benning Road.
NE, between gath and 25th Streets.
Washington, D. c.. Proposal forms.
drawings and specifications may be
obtained. without charge, in the
once Of Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
partment. (Telephone National 5000,
Ext. 237S.l my15. .16,17, is. .2O,21.
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IDARKROOM ATTENDANT, darkroom
man, to print, develop and dnish
large line prints. Able to operate
vacuum printer. Salary accordins
to ability; free group tnsur- Box
359-Y. Star. --1e
lDRAFTSMAN. age maximum 40 yrs.
exper. In electrical or mechanical
drafting: position with an expand.
ing organization Offering all em.
| ploye benefits. Call NE. 6o11. -1o
Evening star., 1952-05-19

ADAMS Teachers Agency has top
notch vacancies $3.50 to S42O mo.
Colo. Bldg. l4th and G., RE. 1898.
BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
We specialize in these positions.
fTLAS i42U. ave NV RE 5767
A. DICTAPHONE OPRS., $4,000.
Casnier-PBx opr., shop. $45 wk.
Rsaa Rsaa 'fsS sop 'ssEs 81 S6 rs Me- Me-
cor: q tsT. 1868.
TYPISTS, sTENOG.. clerks, book
Miss GRACE DUNN, 1911 G st.
WANTED nix'i Is NoW@Typists, NISvs bookkeep-
salesmen. engineers, excel. salaries.
BOYD SERVICE, 700 18th. cor. G..
Ma 234O.
lBKPR., school, out of-town- Open
lSecy., school. out-of-town ------ Open
PIX and typist ------------. $225
I5ecy, legoi---------- S3Z0
Clerk -typist -------------$ $3.50
~ APASs Fan Sisfa "a AGENCY, y ao4 Col SlSs''
i740 K St. NV. ME. ass2
ss sssys :sens msa oeheas t9s das: t. I
R. N.-assts.. M.D.s salary open
Dental secys. sassistants. 5 days, S6S
ATLAS, 1870 N. Y. AVE.
secys.. stenos. bkprs.;, recpts.. typists
file Jerks. payroll clerks. bkpg. mcn..
oprs,. cashiers. PIX oprs.. others
4 1920 N r. AVE NV. RIM. SOC.
lEXP. RECEIPT. -PBX OPERATOR
lsEcRETARias lsfEscIRFdEETi isSi to ss.4oo.
Lloyd's Employment Service
I1420 N. Y. Ave. NV ST. 2207
Al Patent Law Stenog.
!, $85 Wk.
. Very inter, perm other opening.
, every few minutes. Miss Grant
BOYD'S. 700 18th. cor. G. ST: 1866
NJ A HnHNAY HHA RYAX NaYHYAYY
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COOKS

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
Age 25-40, experienced in large vol
ume restaurant or cafeteria: pay
based on experience and ability:
meals and uniforms furnished: paid
ance, employe purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV. 30
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DRIVER. white, $3.50, for leading
wholesale frozen food distributor
must know city and have good acci.
dent record; good opportunity fol
reliable. dependable man. See MR.
ODLAND at 415 10th st. s.w. Nc
phone calls. 10
DRIVER, colored. dry cleaninl
route; $40 plus comm; excel. opport
for an ambitious hard-working man
sales training; paid vacation; hos.
pltal benefits; no exper. necessary
please do not answer unless yoy
worked on present or last lob for I
years; the kind of work doesn't
matter call MR.. COPE. DU. 1413
DRIVERS, white; dry cleaning route;
good pay. Apply 3707 Nichols ave
Sc. No phone calls. 30
DRIVER, white. for linen route.
days . week, good salary to start
commission when placed on route
Apply 1882 Fenwick st. ne. 10
DRIVER, white, age 25-40, for flor.
ist delivery; must have D. c. oper.
ator's permit and know the city;
employe benefits after months
employment. Apply Personnel Or
fee, MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn
ave. and De Sales st. NV. -10
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HELP MEN

LAWYER ASSOCIATE, Va. and D. C
prosecution. small claims. etc. Give
full details. Box 367-Y. Star. I'D
LAWN MAN to maintain lawn and
shrubbery on large apartment
project in. Silver Spring: must be
experienced. Call Ma. 1921. -2a
perienced; good pay and good work.
ing conditions; paid vacations
WOODBRIDGE VETERAN LIQUORS
14th and R. !, ave ne. -25
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DISPLAY MAN

LARGE, NATIONALLY Y
KNOWN ORGANIZATION
NEEDS YOUNG MEN FOR
IMMEDIATE INSIDE DIS
PLAY WORK IN WASH
INGTON DRUGSTORES. s.
DAY WEEK, 40 HOURS.
CAR FURNISHED. EXCEL
LENT SALARY. WORK TO
LAST 3 TO 4 MONTHS,
BUT PERMANENT CON-
NECTION POSSIBLE.
BOX l32-v. STAR.
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AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
Unusual opportunity for young man
between the ages Of Is and 35 with
some selling experience. preferably
in the automotive field; must be eble
to furnish good references and a
record Of energetic accomplishment;
salary and commission Apply IN
CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd and M
stS n w -g4
Evening star., 1952-02-24

II 10 replace the rubher deeF
Bumpers, or % efease The iateheB,
I'm eases where The door definitely
ID leese, wedge some spoAge Flibs
Der behind The hinge, One Of
the alarming Helseg thAt means
little ID the racket 0f 4 loOhe
EAuffler due % 4 broken hanger,
The ears heed can 10 QUITE
noisy, eapeelAlly the vibration OF
these coll Apsihah Whieh worn
Analhst 10 movement, A piece Of
rubber heelAa WHhpiea around
thels !. |! ! I SPRINGS VIII damp eut thalF
zoe lava 10 helpA 10 put tha
noise Into ltA eateg0Fv hrst,
There's q bio difference between q
geRAplhg setlhd ahd 4 Grind, and
II the eaF ewheR calls a rattle
every enc ID way on the beam,
IN aaqltleh 70 .seFApes and
gPihds, Misses ana kheehs, there
ore the plain squeak, the rattle
ana the thumb, 0veFlnAAtea
tifes often thumb,
A GRIND may be due 20 q faulty
pihlensFlHe scar mesh, A serApe
may DO due 70 q dFasglAa brake
fFha RAllln ellsIsl
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Cor Noises Plain cussedness,
"a Loose BdffIe Plate Perhaps

Mort Oaf noises ere plain euss
sedHeBsI q Ieese baile plate In
the aas tank perhaps,
Anything gaA happen, one
owneF who wgFTled over \ fluts
teFIha noise discovered when no
locked between the GRILLE Ahd The
front ef The FAdlatDf 10 hna q
piece OF paper eAught there,
Misplaced eaF teel1 often cause
q aEAD hair on Two, Much trouble
II the direct result Of A slightly
WeFD front tlFe which aetb 90 4
RuIAble tt n 4 el0Ae cousin "a
that A0Pt OF rumble Whiah devels
one In the exhaust when the en-
hAvgt manifold 10 found 10 be Too
liaht,
Tappets ore, OF course, basIe
ilelBe makers, However, they
should not continue thelF racket
after the engine warns up, Be
Suspicious OF a cold meter neIse
thRt might be caused bv a leeBl
exhaust liiahlfeid heat eehtfel
valve,
ftls easv 10 deteet door iielsel
because You have merely 10 ebeH
10 door slightly while rldlhg 10 sel
II the racket stops remedy herr
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Usefulness and Safety Keynote
Latest Crop Of Auto Accessories

owners save costly breakdownS.
In the same category ore the new
spaeer rings for use at the top or
bottom OF coil springs that have
sAgHed because Of taking O "bet."
These are an inexpensive way 20
restore original riding comfort.
Even better that original riding
comfort can now be had BY USING
6yefslse shock abSofbefs or those
OF improved deslah,
Accessories Rtiii fiiaRi0F0uS,
In spite OF The fact that the
current crop OF accessories stresses
utility IA no reason 10 assume that
they are e6i6Fiess, An example
10 a taeheHeteP 40 sh0W engine
speeds thai operates electrically,
FheFe's q new elGaFette liahteP
that makes it possible TO light
HB IN three simple steps and with
a minimum OF attention on the
part OF the driver
Z. Newest In ear eieeks attaches 10
Ehe steering wheel and ID wound
DIV aetleh OF the wheel Itself, II
can't be eVerWeund, And II ls
Flght there where yeu can see tho
liile Of DAY or night Without mere
than q quick glanee,
One OF the most interesting do
Vices attaches 10 the aeeelerator
pedal, " Ia roughly marked on
IN miles per hour and serves 10
limit your pressure on the pedal,
Thus, II YOU desire to keep within
the speed limit YOU have merely
10 move the limiting device To-
the right speed and your foot
won't 20 down any farther. 10
naturally saves right foot fatigue
on Ions trips.
One company ID making q left.
loot aeoelerAtor pedal. Probably
the most novel OF the car con-
trolls 10 the new Aeeelerat0r which
also serves As O foot brake when
yeu elve u a backward Foekine
action,
Varied ana Useful.
Another convenience IA tho de-
vice which provides q simple way
10 control back sliding And iors
ward rolling F0r commercial ears
there IA q device 10 tell The driver
when 10 shift aears, lie ID thus
prevented from straiRihg the ems
cine or running In a lower gear
when a higher one would be mere
appropriate,
There also IA ON eVerdrIVe con.
trel 10 permit much wider use OF
simple eVerdplVe,
simple but useful IA 4 device
that measures pickup and brake
efheleney, A brake fluid level In
dleater ought 10 40 a lena way
toward saving accidents,
Some OF the new things catch
the eyei others are under the
hood whore You cant 900 them,
lThe Russell aeVVieel
Evening star., 1952-02-24

20 be Sufhelehtiy flushed with the
additives 10 set the gums Into eirs
sulatleh where they san DO drained
on,
Following o hard run with the
eaF, including hills, the erAnkeASe
should bs drained with the motor
Still hot,
- else pays 10 ihtFeauee some
OF The Aaditlve through ths GpaTk
plys holes In the cylinder head,
letting II stand In Tie evlihaeri
eyefnlaht, 20 this when the ells
Elhe a aala,
Evening star., 1952-02-24

Born TO o motor world facing
new problems, novel types Of 40.
cessorIes are rapidly coming Into
the picture. According 10 AUTO
mobile men The new Atments,
while ingenious and often AttrAe.
Tive, represent o turning point No
longer aadaets, the currently aps
peaflha products emphasize savs
lhgS,
The public has taken 4 liking 10
The new things, Even Juhl6f seems
Inclined % lake The dahailhE ful'
piece ff6Ia the radiator ornament
or the Top OF The Fadl6 ahtehRa,
ana 40 An feR something mere slas
RiheaRt, @Hiek 20 sense q new
need, the accessory trade IA FHshs
Ina a wide variety OF things that
save Gasr wear and tear, m6hey
and, particularly, lives,
Eeme OF the latest BFeduets are
FeViVals OF pFeduets seen IN earlier
days, seme are popular versions
OF preduets used In servieihG ears,
Typical OF the latter IA the vacuum
galge which Ia new being eAered
tor use Nen the instrument panel
10 keep the driver informed OF the
engines eenditien, In the new
form such gauges help tho driver
boost his allina gas mileage,
Devices Pav Their Way
Following 0 terrific turnover In
the number OF products offered
the inotoriAt the past 10 years the
accessory business has wisely
turned 10 devices which pay their
way,
AoC0lerating this trend has been
the high cost Of new cars and the
reluctance Of the public 10 have
the price tee loaded with unnees
essafy aAdaets. With no reversal
In price trends In sight, the OBJ
Vious direction In accessories ID
toward the sort OF things fnotors
ists can't very well do without.
This has revived interest In some
OF the efiieieney accessories which
had O vogue In earlier years, 70
explains why tepseyllnder oilers
have come back Into the picture
al a means OF ihsurlng better lus
brleatlon for engines with more
complicated VAlVihG and higher
operating speeds
FeF greater engine efiieiehey
there has been developed 0 device
which automatically alleWs the
exhaust 10 breathe alP In between
each power impulse, bringing 70
the attention OF millions OF meteFs
lsts the feet that there ID 4 back
suction In tho exhaust which In
terieFes with engine efAeieney.
A cheek on the oil supply, CO.
eemplished electrically, Ia one OF
tho newer steps designed 10 help
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Use Of Additiyes REQUIRE, Timino

The Feaseh some nieteFiste fali
10 oct proper results from tune.up
oils, solvents end oil Aaditives IN
general 10 merely bseAuss they Do
not uSe them % the right time,
II u alse essential 10 treat the
sAF Itself 10 appropriate use after
Aaalhs these motor Aias. There's
no uSe trying 10 loosen carbon do.
pests or dissolve sums unless the
engine II alven 0 seea workout,
Altar oil, The earben he's 10 30
cut the exhaust and the motor has