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Navajo times., 1963-02-14
Good Start on
NFFE Drive

An over 1OO% increase in mem
bership was obtained at the end
of the first week of a two week
membership drive begun Monday
February 4, by local 189 of the
National Fedora alton of Federal
E Employees at Window Rock,
Arizona. Starting with twenty
three original members the men,
bership committee consisting of
Claude Roe, Chairman, Thomas
Tommaney and Ed Mays has sue
ceeded in signing up 27 additional
members making a total of so
members. The new members are
from Greasewood, Klagetoh, Kin
lichee, Fort Defiance and Window
Rock.
The drive continues during the
week of February II with meetings
scheduled at Window Rock, Fl.
Defiance and Hunters Point.
Since 1917, the NFF E has year
by year effected benefits for
federal employees. Its means of
operation are TO present to men,
bers of Congress facts abom the
needs of federal employees to win
the support of the congressmenfor
adequate Legislation.
resident of local 18o is
Abra aham |. Tucker, Vice President
is Thomas Tommaney, Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs. Winnie Gordon.
Navajo times., 1963-02-14
SIS 1howsumd Received
SufetY Department
Pays Big Dividends

A fledgling Tribal Safety De-
partment which was set up about
year ago under the supervision
of E Emmett Bowman, Safety
Director. has paid in big dividends
to the Tribe. The dividends came
in the form of a check from the
Great American In sura ance
Company. in the amount of $25,-
434 for the safety record establish
ed. on auto insurance premium
returns.
There were manv other divi-
dendS to the Tribe in the reduction
of lost man hours. liability claims
against the Tribe, and many other
intangible benefits. Safety Director
Bowman stated that the "safety
program has not only paid div-
dends financially, but it has saved
lives and reduced injuries"
The savings has been effected
by cooperation of the other de-
partments with the Safety Depart
ment and the driver themselves.
The Navajo Tribe has paid Great
Americ an InSuran ance Company
SOS 900 annually for the insura ance
coverage of tribal vehicles and
its drivers. The amount paid in
premiums are based on how costly
the accidents were during a one
year operation. For the last six
years. Great America an lndur ance
Company has insured the Tribal
vehicles and covered liability
claims. During that time. the in
surance premiums have increased
every year because the vehicle
rate continued TO rise. The ac-
cidem rate had come to a point
where the insurance company no
longer wanted to insure Tribal
vehicles because it cost them more
to pay the claims on accidents
than they had received in
premiums.
The Tribal Council and the
company were very much aware
of the unchecked vehicle accident
rate and In an attempt to reduce
it, the position of Safety Super
visor was established to initiate
a Safety Program for the entire
Tribal Motor fleet. Every avail
able accidenr report was carefully
studied TO determine the contribut-
ing factors by Emmett Bowman,
who assumed the responsibility for
setting up and ramrodding the acci-
DENT prevention program.
Analysis revealed that about 80
per cent of the accidents had been
caused by negligent operation OF
Navajo times., 1963-02-14

year. There are now 500 insurable
vehicles in operation. with ap-
proximately 600 drivers. Safety
belts were installed in all oper ating
Tribal vehicles to lessen the
number of deaths and serious in
juries in case of accidents.
The automobile safety program
for the Tribe comprises only one
phase of the Safety program. There
are also industrial safety and fire
prevention programs under the
overall Safety Program OF the
Tribe.
Navajo times., 1963-02-14
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The Republican., 1963-11-07

October 7 a COW belonging to
Roscoe Wotring, Aurora, was shot
but not killed. A COW was killed
later belonging to Gerald Parks,
also Aurora section.
Authorities pieced the story to-
gether as follows: The four came
to Aurora October to get some
beef to take back to Virginia.
Beckman, familiar with the area,
borrowed a shotgun from Harry
Shahan, Horse Shoe Run section.
With the shotgun they shot an
Angus with No shot two times.
The Angus did not fall. They then
tried cutting its throat Later they
went back and borrowed 3O06
rifle and proceeded to kill the
the dairy COW belonging to Parks.
The four then hog dressed the
animal but could not load it into
the car they we're driving The
rifle was then returned and placed
The Republican., 1963-11-07

ginia by hitch hiking. Authorities
went to . Arlington and finally
brought back the four 1t was al
legged that all four signed confess
sions. Three were found in a Vir-
ginia Jail and the other in a Mary
The Republican., 1963-11-07

in Shahans car and the four
started back to Arlington. Driving
a 1863 Plymouth the car was
wrecked on Allegheny front, route
50, and towed into Oakland. The
four made their way back to Vir-
The Republican., 1963-11-07

County journal last week as Jack
Alfonso, 20 Robert Alfonso, %; HUI
bert W. Robinson, %; and Garland
Beckman, 20. Beckman is a for
mer resident of the Aurora sec
ton.
The arrests followed a months
intensive investigation by Preston
county authorities.
The Republican., 1963-11-07
Cattle RustlerS In
Neighboring County

Four persons have been charged
with cattle rustling in the neigh
boring county of Preston. The four
gave addresses of Arlington, Va,
and were listed in the Preston
The Republican., 1963-11-07
To Register For Adult
Education Program Nov. 9

Registration for an adult edQ-
cation program will take place on
Saturday, November 8, at 3 o'clock
in the education building at Penn
Alps, just east of Grantsville, it
was announced.
Persons Interested in creative
writing, typing will be taught by
professional instructors on the
staff The display of interest will
determine the time that the classes
will be held.
The Republican., 1963-11-07

and Jail. Bcckman and Robinson
were released on $1,000 bond each.
The two Alfonso brothers failed to
furnish bail. All four await ac-
ton of the March term grand jury.
The Republican., 1963-11-07

PRESENT FOR sELECTloNsevera PIT. families Of the
school organizations throughout the county
County meeting Monday night
the PIT A. family selected Mr.
present attendance the foowng left
Mrs Robert Hoffman, South
high Mrs. Ferdinand kits Route 40 school, Mr. and
and Mrs. Ivan Miller, Northern
hiqh; Mr. and Bosey House; Mrs.
Raymond Upoe Cren; Mrs Harley Bger bennett Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass will
pete with representative family
The Republican., 1963-11-07

The margin requirement for
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALI

FORD "a Fordor Customline,. ".
auto. trans, duals, r. and h, nj
motor SSS 'if trsns sSeei brakes en' reb n
last 3 yrs. $500 or off. HE. 1880
FORD 80 Fordor 800" sedan. D
and p,b.. r. and h., air COM
new tires. Excel. cond. S1,21
Day OK. b-7307, Ewes. 765-639
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 cow. with new top, light
blue interior. $40 month or less.
no money down on approved credit.
CHARLIE TOLBERT, Dealer, after
Q pm, b2b-0S45.
FORD $50 hardtop. VS., auto,
power steering, r, and h. Clean,
good cond. S295. 2S3-310s.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FALCON 80 Tudor. de luxe. stand
trans. r. and h., owner. excel.
lent condition, S995.
NORMAN
FoRD-FALCoN-T-BIRD
S31b Bait. Blvd.
COLLEGE Park, 474-5100
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CHEVROLET SO 2-door, : 8 cyl,
straight stick, r. and h. sos dn,
S34 so per mo. on approved
credit. WISSINGER CHEVRO-
LET, 7 Corners. Falls Church,
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CHEVROLET '55. SIS dn. 500. so
per mo. on approved credit, Ex-
cellent condition. WIssINGER
CHEVROLET, \ Corners, Falls
Church, Va. JE. 2-7S7s. JE. 2
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7o25 CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
FALCON '6l Tudor, like new, bucket
seats, large eng, S1,396. Must
sell. JU. 6-0353, ewes.
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CHEVROLET SO 4-door, VS., auto
matte, r. and h. Only S35 dn.
S34 80 per mo. on approved
credit. wISsINGER CHEVROLET,
z Corners, Falls Church, VA. JE.
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AUIOMoBILEs goa SALE


C0RVAIR 1862 "727" 2-dr., 9 mos,
old, 5000 MI. new-car warranty,
white red trim. auto, snow tires,
excel. cond, $3.50. or best offer.
CORvAIR 1861 sedan, floor shift,
heater, Wv. tires, ike-new con-
dition, Let's talk trade. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, 300 M st. s.e.,
IL. 4-6300. tOpp. Navy Yard.)
CORvAIR '63 Mona, 2-dr,. bucket
seats, auto. trans, r. and h., Wv.
tires, white-aqua inter, $500 mi,
excel. cond., leaving country.
$500. 927-2663 or 520-76l0.
CORVAIR MONA 80 2-dr,, 4
speeds, loaded with extras, excel.
condition. 81 .095 or best offer,
must sacrifice. JE. 4-l9S3.
CORVAIR MONA 1872 coupe, au-
tumn gold finish, r. and h., A.
speed trans, Wv tires, finest
cond., one-yr. warranty. Special
this week. only Sl,995, small down
E LOVING CHEVROLET
Z, w, HWY. AND CoLEsvILLE RID.
JU. 9-776S JU. 9-Sl3l
CORvAIR '62 2-dr. Monza, 4-speed
floor shift, heater Wv. tires,
maroon finish, black interior, o.
600 actual mi, like-new OK
guarantee, SO ,0n6
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DODGE '63 Dart ITO" 2-dr, sedan,
$3.50 delivered. BANNING q
SON, $500 BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville.
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DODGE 81 2-dr., clean, good run
ming condition, heater. good 2nd
car. Call 5SS-8A0I
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CHEVROLET 1854. SIS. 900 miles,
one owner, excel. running cond.,
good tires. SOS. VIII, 2-Ql5S,
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FALCON go station wagon de luxe,
S ias0 a mems white ana Extra XII S eiean.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALCON 80 tudor, T. and h.. goC
cond.. $s95.
TAKOMA FORD
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AUIOMoBlLEs FOR SALE

CHEVY 1860 Biscayne 4-door, six
syLso stiek; very good condition
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DODGE $50 4-dr. Power steer, auto.
transm. Like new. S995 or best
offer. 656-276l.
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DODGE $50 2-dr., straight shift.
8 cyl, good eond. $3.50. LA. g.
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DODGE ~ Sierra sta. wag,, r.
and h., p.s.. brakes, 2 tires, good
cond,, 1922. 6S4-4933,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC SO Eldorado Seville hit.
10000 actual miles, full factory
mower, new tires, excel. cond.
Must sell. ct, 6-047B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

CHRYSLER latest 1858 Crown
Imperial 4-door sedan. driven
17.lOO miles and same as brand
new throughout. S495 factory air
conditioner, radio, heater, Wv.
tires, power brakes, power win
dows, power steering, power Away
seats, custom interior, Car shows
Eststs rscsntIy Settisd wi SSe
for Sl,d75. "a the original cost
Write P. o.. BOX 6040, Washing
ton 4 n c
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CHRYSLER '62 New Yorker 4-door
hardtop, white, red vinyl trim.
factory air cond:, r, and h., power
steering, power brakes, power an
tenna, rear window defroster.
company Official car save S1,7O0'
L. P. SrEUART SILVER SPRING,
ll4l East-West hwy III. 9-143A
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CHRYsLER 80 Windsor 4-door,
excellent cond., p.s,, p.b., automat-
ic trans, Must sell. New car being
delivered soon. Sacrifice. S1,345,
bSS-4437.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

CHEVROLET 1862 Bel Air 6-cyl.
4 DIR. White, straight transm.,
heater and radio, leaving for over-
seas. Price S1,700. Principals only,
please. 1857 Carroll ave, Takoma
Park, JU. 9-9669.
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CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air 4-door,
9 cyl1 standard trans, T.. and h.,
10000 miles, excel. cond. inside
and out. S4Sb cash. 73b.073l.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE
ROYAL MOTORS

CHEW. SO Impala 4-dr. VS., air
cond., power steering, auto. trans.
pNuATY TEOnNnC
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STOHLMAN

DODGE SO 2-dr. hardtop, r. and
h., power steering. Wv. tires,
new brakes. autom. trans; recent
ly overhauled. $3.50. or best offer.
D40-6000 after & nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

CHEVROLET '5S conv., VS., auto
matte, low mileage, garaged since
new, showrm. cond throughout,
must sell. Sl,095, 524-4670,
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CHEW. '62 Impala conv.. blue,
white top, full power, almost new,
| / owner. OIL. 4-7247.
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FALCON 80 wagon. White, clean.
S7gg. SHERMAN RAMBLER AND
JEEP, Brandywine, Nd. DR.. q
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OHRYsLER 49, Windsor de luxe,
'57 motor, fair. cond., good tires,
S75 or best offer. 232-4349.
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CHEVROLET 80 2-dr.. 8 CYL,
straight shift, 2,tone, will take
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DODGE SO Custom Royal 4-dr.,
r. and h., auto. trans, p.s.. p.b..
sparkling black beauty, S995,
terms to fit your budget. Before
you buy give us a try.
L. P. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
1890 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4S00
DODGE 81 VS. 2-dr.. auto. r. and
h.. red and white, owner. clean
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UHEVkULET '5b cOnVertlbIe, r, and
h., new top straight stick. Call
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CHRYsLER 81 6-cyl, 4-dr. sedan.
Very good shape, good tires. dent
in fender, r., h. After Q pm. or
before o am. 667-6777.
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NORMAN
ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial Chrysler- Plymouth Simca
4100 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
FALCON 1860 Tudor, auto. trans d.
5 new tires. Must sell for tuition.
AOO.gQz2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

CADILLAC 80 convertible. Light
blue. FULLY equipped. Above aver
ags,;, Week end only II s ,;ri}s
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Imperial Chrysler- -Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYsLER 1mperials (2) 1856 4.
DIR. sedan. full power incl. steer
ing, brakes, seat windows, r. and
h., exceptional cond.. / with ali
cond. and new snow tires, $500
Other $500. OWNER, OIL. 2-1047,
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Greensboro Director Named

Clyde Perry, investment banker OF Tampa Fla has
been named public interest director Of the Federal
Home Loan Bank OF Greensboro NJ c.. which supervises
member savings and loan associations Of the Federal
Home Loan Bank System in the Washington area He
succeeds Raymond Knight Of jacksonville Fla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
and Events
.Szymczuk Will Speak

M s. Szymczak former member OF the Federal
Reserve Board and consultant with c. j Devine
and Co, will address Washington Chapter Financial
Executives Institute at the Sheraton-Park Hotel Tues
day. He will discuss the economic outlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
Promoted at Sheruton-Pork 7

George German has been promoted
to assistant sales manager Of the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel and Michael Sinnott TO
personnel manager. Mr.. German has
been convention manager and Mr.. Sin
mott assistant personnel manager. Miss
Judith Bruening has been promoted
from secretary to tour manager and
sales representative. Louis woodson has
joined the staff as convention service
manager and william Scott as sales
representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
Heads Insurance Department

Harry A. Bodenstein has been APP
pointed manager Of the insurance de-
partment of the W. C. and A. N. Miller
Development Co. He previously was
employed by the Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co. in New York and Baltimore
and has managed that firms marine
department in Washington for three
years. He attended Fairleigh- Dickinson
College and Loyola College of Baltimore
and served as a special agent In the
Army Counter Intelligence Corps. He
is member of the District Association
Of Insurance Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
Kroh Promoted by APP

James s. Kroh, head Of the Baltimore
unit Of the Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea
Co., has been elected a vice president of
the company's Atlantic Division which
includes Washington area stores. Mr..
Kroh Joined the company as a clerk in
1924 and became head of the Baltimore
unit recently. He moved up to store
manager in Baltimore in 1890 and SUI
pervisor in 1949. He was named assist
ant general superintendent at Baltimore
in 1854.
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Earnings

! Eastman Kodak Co. in 8
months ended December 80
earned $I4O.342,438 or 1884 a
share VS.. $130,203,477 or 1888
in 1861 period.
United States Gypsum in year
ended December 81 earned $751;
l23, $3.50 or $4.55 a share VS..
$685. 0l, 534 or $3.50 in 1861.
AddressOgraph- Multigraph in
6 months ended January 81
earned $4.959, $50 or IS cents a
share VS.. $5,305, 1865 or 81 cents
In 1861 period. 8
Delta Air Lines in Z months
ended January 81 earned So
100000 or $4.87 a share VS..
$1,9s5. 900 or $l.34 in 1854
period. ~
J. /. Case Co. in 3 months
ended January 81 had a loss OF
$262, TIT VS.. q loss Of $2,885.506
in 1861 period. r-
other earnings included:
Eap a s..arkha aaAad WhmuaRw Al =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
. BY CHARLES YARBRoUeH

cylinder, water-cooled. 'front.'
mounted engine.
Ford Motor Co., will seek 921
college and university gradu-
ates this year for the COM
pany's two-year training pro-
gram. -.
A team of recruiters started
the first Of 800 interviews al
the University Of Virginia early
this month; is scheduled to be
at George Washington Univeri-
ty March 4 and 5 and at the
University Of Maryland March
1918.
The two-year training pro-
gram consists Of three to -four
assignments of increasing re-
sponsibility in the staff or d.
vision to which the graduate
is assigned.
= 80
Rightfully so, Jim Miller
area representative of the
Swedish Saab Motors, Inc.
wants 1t emphasized that q
Saab won top honors in the
Monte Carlo Rally for the
second consecutive year.
The Saab's achievement Is
getting consistent enough to
become almost routine. The re-
action of those who chronicle
the event is to cover the
routine and then seek the un-
usual-which this year was the
performance Of the Ford Fall
con Sprint, first American
built car to challenge the
European hold on the rugged
Rally.
If a Saab should FAIL to wir
next year, it probably will gel
more notice than 1t did with
this years victory.
y &@H
Wally Parks has resigned a.
editorial director of Petersen
Publishing Co.'S five automotivt
magazines to become CHIEF
executive officer of the Ma
tional Hot Rod Association.
$50
Mrs. Diane H. Stuck, a pri-
vate secretary of $500 Connect
cut avenue, gets a new Stude-
baker Lark from L. p. Steuart
Inc, today as a prize in Q
Readers Digest national con-
test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-25
Manager for Pitney-Bowes

Eugene R. Krantz of Salt Lake City
has been named commercial sales man.
ager in Washington for Pitney-Bowes,
Inc. In his newly created position, Mr..
Krantz will have offices at 141O L street
NV. Since 1916 he has been manager
of the company's Salt Lake City sales
and service office. A native of Utah and
an Air Force veteran of World War II,
he Joined the Pitney- Bowes sales force
in 1945. In Salt Lake City he has been
active in the Chamber of Commerce the
Mormon Church, the Boy Scouts and
the Exchange Club.
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Sales Manager of Willard

H. ]. Matthews has been appointed
sales manager at the Willard Hotel. A
veteran hotel executive with is years of
experience, he has served with the
Ambassador and Shoreham Hotels as
well as the Willard. He is president of
the State Society of Pennsylvania and
has been Pennsylvania chairman for the
Cherry Blossom Festival here for sew
eral years. William L. Strieter has been
named sales representative for the
Willard. -.-...- 49,
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ON WHEELS
Careful Tinkerinq,
Disqualification

It has never been made 8
matter of accurate record just
how much how many of to.
days drivers knows what
makes their automobile run
much less how to service 1t.
A good guess would be verS
few.
This train Of thought is IN.
duced by a release from the
Champion Spark Plug Co.
which conceivably could stir ur
a lot of business for garages anc
filling stations repairing
botched do-it-yourself job.
IF you enjoy getting under
the hood Of your car on
week end to take care of the
little things that improve per.
Torrance, why not concentrate
on those items that will benefit
you most" the release says.
Champions engineers say
you can do a good job with
few simple hand tools anc
minimum skill - even on TO-
days complicated cars"
Then the advice goes int
such things as cleaning the air
cleaner. Tightening the nuts
which hold the carburetor tt
the intake manifold and those
holding the manifold to the
engine block Of cylinder head.
Next comes advice on remov.
ing, cleaning and/or replacing
spark plugs. If you've evel
bothered to notice, the mere
task of getting to the spark
plugs on some of today's cars
is more complicated than 9
complete overhaul of the old
Model T.
Last project listed in the re-
lease is a thorough check anc
cleaning Of the distributor.
Happy week endl
&*E
With wide prediction Of 9
seven-million sales mark fol-
the auto industry this year
up pops the age-old and ever.
growing problem of where t.
put them when they're no
clogging traffic.
With a long glance at the
future, the Washington Park
ing Association is opening
school at the University o
Maryland at 7:30 o'clock TO-
night for the management
and supervisory personnel o
the parking industry.
| Association President JOhI
w. Lyon, in announcing thu
1-week course of the Executive
Development Institute. said thu
dynamic growth of the park
ing industry in the last Il
years has created a need fol
qualified leadership to handle
the future expansion Of park
ing organizations"
The institute, developed by
the University, will be con.
Quoted by C. Clinton Spivey
associate professor of indus.
trial management. He will bt
assisted by L. b. DOgget, Jr.
chairman of the Association:
educational committee.
Glasses will be held each
Monday, 7::30 to $3.50 pm.
VauxhaIl Motors, Ltd, Genera
Motors English subsidiary, viii
introduce q new small auto.
mobile this fall, q car smaller
than any passenger vehicle II
now produces.
1t will be powered by a four