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WARTIME LIVING—

OPA Rules on Purchasing Of Automobiles Explained

~' AN ERRONEOUS Impression concerning OPA regulations on used gars was contained in this column yesterday. The writer sald: “Used car sale restrictions have been eased and district ration hoard will even help you find one if you are eligible.” There never were any restrictions on the buying and selling of used cars of earlier than 1042 models, and district ration boards will not

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4 Ifthe it is no cannot be repaired If eligibility is approved the certificate for the right to purchase a 1942 used car is issued,

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Penalizes Drivers’ Failure to Prove Responsibility.

Suspension orders restricting driving privileges of 1300 Hoosier motorists were issued last month for failure to comply with the new state motor vehicle safety responsibility law, Don PF. Stiver, director of public safety, sald today. A total of 2199 additional orders

plied by filing proof of financial responsibllity or posted negotiable security. In January, 1205 persons forfeited driving rights. A total of 8334 accident reports were filed last month, and damages of $732,305 were reported in 4000 traffic accidents during ‘the month. Reports showed that two-thirds of Hoosler car owners are covered by liability insurance.

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IN BRITAINLAND

Funny Incidents Relieve ~ Tension of War, Writer Finds.

By TOM WOLF NEA Staff Writer

in this- dismal season has been

small talk. First came a scientific explana-

scribed as “the many-hued sunsets seen in Great Britain recently.” (The press omitted to nofe who had

riffic amount of debris hurled into the by the round-the-clock bom of the continent hangs in the atmosphere for days afterward and ‘reflects the setting sun’s light

Second Reason Newsworthy The second is a newsworthy revision of an old adage. The soldier newspaper, Stars and Stripes, reports the discovery of a wise Englishman who is saving his money for a sunshiny day. The overseas section of Britain's postoffice long has been worried by the fact that many a girl-he-left-behind signs her airgraph (British V-Mail) to her Tommie with a lipstick kiss. The greasy lipstick had a habit of gumming up the photographic works when the letter was reduced to microfilm. So the postal people put an end to this kind of airgraph kisses, But love had its day. The ban did not go into efféct until after St. Valentine's day. In the days of the blitz, London's fire service built on the sidewalks hundreds of huge iron tanks to hold static water — emergency reserves against incendiary attacks. Last month several of these tanks were drained for a routine checkup. The capital’s firemen were angry, and no little baffled, at their findings.

Find More Than Water

Among items at the bottoms of drained tanks were: Baby carriages;

balloon cable; a half-ton roller; a complete family-size Anderson air raid shelter. Payoff was a complete hearse which had to be sawed in two before it could be taken out of the tank. G. L Halloween tricks, maybe. British mothers are bewildered. Many of the youngest generation have become so accustomed to powdered eggs that they look with suspicion and distaste on those funny-looking fried things which turn up on rare occasions when there's a fresh egg for breakfast,

100,000 ON STRIKE IN BRITISH MINES

LONDON, March 10 (U. P).— More than 1000 striking miners returned to work at one county Durham colliery today but approximately 100,000 others remained idle in England, Scotland and Wales tn a walkout costing Britain 550,000 tons of coal weekly, The strike," described as the United Kingdom's most serious coal dispute in 18 years, resulted from recent wage awards which raised unskilled workers’ pay but did not affect the skilled level. The skilled workmen ‘are demanding a scale permitting them to earn § pounds ($20) weekly without overtime.

Ration Calendar

MEAT—Brown Y and Z are good.

ue stamps A, B, C, D Book 4 good for 10 points 20. Green one-

GASOLINE—Stamp A-10 is good for 3 galions through March 21. B-2 and C-2 stamps good for five gallons until used. B-1 and C-1 good for 2 gallons each; T-2 good for 5 gallons; E-1 good for 1 gallon; R-1, 5 gallons. B-3 and C-3 are good for 5 gallons. A, B, Cand D coupons must be indorsed in ink with the automobile number and state. Motorists should write new and old license plate numbers on book and on coupons.

FUEL OIL — Period 3 coupons good through Monday. Period 4 and 5 coupons ‘valid through Sept. 30.

GIRL WANTED We have an opening in our advertising service departTo 17 and 20 years old to act as messenger and copy girl. Job entails delivery of ad proofs to stores and general service "." to advertisers. Only a girl unafraid to be outside most of the day need apply. Starting wage, $17.50; 5-day, 40-hour week. Working hours between 8:45 a. m, and 5:45 p. m, Saturdays and Sundays off.

: See Mrs. Peterson, Advertising Dept,

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