April 30, 1937 (6 pages)

: tt tice in the office of the es ree 22y teil fae 0 his notice i eo _ state budget totaling $438,000,000 ‘Reges, originally designated “Bureau of. Federal Old-Age Benefits, “pnd KINNEGAN, attorneys at. law, _fornia, the same being his place of a Com by be SéaramentoC er of Commerce SACRAMENTO, April 29. — California should be on a cash for the 1937-39 biennium was Passed by the assembly this week after $8,000,000 had been slashed from the recommendations of Governor Frank F. Merriam. The cut in budget was attacked by the minority Republican group of assemblymen as ‘‘buck passing,”’ the G. O. P. charging the difference will be made up in special appropriation bills. Most of the reduction of Governor Merriam’s recommendations was aecomplished. by reducing the: relief fond, and transferring” to this fund $7,250,000 for construction and repair of state institutions and colin the general fund. President Roosevelt’s message to eongress urging economy will have no effect on his earlier. recommendations of a $15,000,000 appropriation for the Central Valley Water Project, advices from Washjfngton said this week. This item already is in the budget. Sacramento’s proposed 30-foot river channel and deep sea port took a step forward last. week when it was approved by the sub-committee of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Endorsement by army engineers is the next step in the pro@ram to secure the channel. W. G. Stone, manager of the Chamber of Commerce transportation department, has been in Washington since early in April in the interests of the project, t board basis by February, 1938, Treasurer Charles G. Johnson said last week in announcing that the state’s current financial “conditions is the “brightest in many years.’’ He said $10,664,752 state warrants issued from July 15 to October 28, 1936, will be called for payment on May 12. Camp Sacramento, the capital city’s summer camp, will be opened on June 20 this year, J. B. Maloney, superintendent, announced this week. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce plans to enter a float depicting Sutter’s Fort in the Golden Gate Bridge fiesta parade marking the opening of the gigantic structure on May 27. M. Amine Youssef, royal Egyptian minister to. the United Statés was a visitor in Sacramento last week. He was entertained by the of directors of the Chamber of Commerce and was, speaker at a special session of the state legislature. Governor Merriam last week signed bills requiring shutdown of liquor servicé between 2 a. m. and 6 a. m: and defining fluid milk, fluid cream and retail stores in marketing agreements. Schedules based on a 50 cent toll for. passenger automobiles on the Golden Gate bridge have been announced. A final check up by the state board of equalization revealed actual income to the state from the three per cent sales tax during 1936 was $81,478,533.05. The assembly refused to withdraw the tabled anti-criminal ~ syndicalism bill from committee by a vote of 45 ¢to 29. EASY PROCEDURE TO COLLECT OLD AGE BENEFITS Procedure for the handling of claims for lump sums under the Federal old-age benefits plan of the So@ial Security Act is believed to. be more simple than any other plan yet devised for similar use by any government agency or private ‘business, . according to James B. Cress in charge of the San Francisco office of the 402 Humboldt Bank Building, Market street. A simple form has been devised . 785 for the use of the five different types of claimants, (1) wage earners, (2) widows or.widowers, (3) other close relatives, (4) executors or administrators, and (5) guardians er committees. Claimants will be required to file only one of these forms depending on the circumstances of a particular ease. The only supporting papers required of claimants are (1) proof of *sirth where claim is for ‘an amount in excess of $100; (2) proof of death if wage earner is deceased, and (34 proof of appointment where the apNOTICE TO CREDITORS In sthe Matter’ of the Estate of JOHN VIVIAN, Deceased: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned A. M. HOLMES, as’ Administrator of the Estate of John Wivian, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers. within six months after the first publicaof-the.Superior.,.Court.of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers within. six months after the first Publication of this notice to the said), Administrator at the office of JONES 32 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calibusiness in aH matters eonnected ‘with the estate of said JOHN VIV; TAN, deceased, Dated bierakin 14, 1937. A. M. HOLMES, Administrator Aforesaid. First publication April 16, 1937. Jones & Fimnegan, Attorneys for Administrator, Nevada City, California, Apr. 16, 23, 30 and May 7, 1937. $150 to $250 a as ' » Desirable, Economical i; Comfortable, Convenient i oe a Je) Rows <” icISe plication is filed by xecutor; administrator,.guardian or committee. The simplicity of the forms makes unnecessary the employment of attorneys or claims agents to. assist claimants. The employer may be requested to file a statement giving only the total amount of wages paid the employees and the employment period. Over 1,500,000 persons in California have already applied for Social Security account numbers. these or their estates will eventnally be entitled to fle clams for the payment of Federal old-age benefits. . All of} _NEVADA CITY NUGGET a GOLD LAKE ROAD AIM OF SIERRA CO. BOARD The Gold Lake road project was taken up at the last meeting of the Sierra county board of supervisors and it was reported that the possibilities for the Gold Lake road project going forward are very good. Mr. Lombardi, supervisor, reported that the electric company, which owns much land in the section, .is willing to give ground for an 80 foot roadway and the U. S. bureau of public roads will assist in the financial end. The electric company did not care to concede some land on the lake shore, as some time or other, they anticipate the constuction bot a power plant there, and wish the road to cut out around the proposed site. The work will be‘delayed some because surveyors cannot get in to locate the road because of snow in the high mountains. Mr. Lombardi believes the job will be done and another great beauty spot in the.county opened to sightseers and nature lovers. Roads is the one important thing that Sierra county needs to permit tourists and sightseers to come in and see the wonders of the section. The persistent efforts for’ these improvements, put forth for many months, it now appears, are -beginning to bear fruit. Over 600,000 are in Northern California, To date only a small. portion of the persons entitled to file claims have made. application. However, it is stimated that in the United States there will be a thousand cases a day entitled o apply for lump-sum benefits. In California it is estimated this number will amount to about 1,500 per month, and in the bay region over 400 cases per month will be entitled to apply for lump-sum payments. About one-third of these payments will go to persons who have reached age 65, and the balance to the estates of workers who have died since January 1, 1937. At tthis early date the individual claims will not be large, as the amount due is 3 1-2 per cent of the wages earned in covered employments since Januuary 1, 1937, but there will be a contiual increase in their value as the amount of wages earned since January I, 1937 grows larger. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at ‘the Nugget Office. @ m accordance with California law, the iy buildetsof ‘the Carquinez and Antioch af Bridges obtained legal franchises from the ~ County on the left bank of the stream, repneseasing thetwo counties to be connected. {Rieke deo Rie he fication, against this proposal. bok ae Citizens : Ask the S tate to Keep ME aL These GH fAtnchises onve og: i meni oa to erect and maintain the two toll bridges until, 1948, WHEN THE PROPERTIES AUTOMATICALLY REVERT TO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. @ The State Legislature ratified these franchises four years later. AFTER THE BRIDGES WERE BUILT AND THE ENTIRE COSTS OF THE PIONEER ENTERPRISE WERE KNOWN .and the Governor signed the rati@ We who invested in these bridges did so with the understanding that California’s law was binding and its word was good. But now it is proposed to ignore the State’s solemn pledge, take over the bridges atid maintain them out of the gasoline tax funds paid by all the people . . instead of from tolls paid by the users, as the franchises provided. @, We urge those who believe in the sanctity of contracts and those who oppose the needless diversion of gasoline tax funds to WRITE YOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT SACRAMENTO mee California Keep Faith? ; Delia Ws & Coneuilties Repesscating the $580 Owners ofthe Carquinez and Antioch Bridges * rs FILTER PLANISPROPOSED FOR CITY SWIM POOL”; City H. M. Leete, park board member, Herbert Hallet, ent, with Ted Sigourney at the wheel Councilman Frank Davies, street superintenddrove to Sacramento Saturday to examine Sacramento’s method of filtering water, with a view to adopting: some plan for filtering the water in’ the municipal swimming pool. . Owing to the fact the city water supply carries a_ little sediment. even when it appears the clearest, the park board has’ for sometime been studying methods of. clearing the water so that the life guard at the pool would be enabled to see the bottom of the pool in its deepest part at any time. The board has proposed and the city council is now considering a method of using the water of Little Deer Creek at the pool, leading i+ by ditch and pipe to a sump near the present lily pond, and then lifting by a centrifugal pump to the filters, to be constructed above the «pool, running from the filters into the pool by gravity. It would also be an easy matter to turn the present city How many times has a Headache ruined your day’s work— spoiled your evening’s pleasure? Users of Alka-Seltzer say that AlkaSeltzer gives unusually prompt and effective relief from Headache. Try Alka-Seltzer for Acid Indigestion, Muscular, Rheumatic, and Sciatic ns, P; Alka-Seltzer contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) for pain relief. Its vegetable and mineral alkalizers correct the cause when due to hyperacidity of the stomach. At your drug store soda fountain and in 30 and 60 cent packages for home use, : BE WISE-ALKALIZE! FRIDAY, APRIE 30, 1937: —————— saan ogis Wane : Be Comfortable water in Little Deer Creek. Get Your as pestieiane on atacdoe mate: Repaired and Cleaned by : pg hn W. Darke FRATERNAL AND John St. Nevada City CLUB DIRECTORY . 109 J. Phones — aaa / ——— — . oe NO. 56, . Use the Best : Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. . . Visiting “Native Sons welconie. ALLEN JONES, President. . DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. ELKAY’S WHITE SHOE POLISH Liquid or Paste Form. Cleans and polishes at the same time. WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Fe Goes on Easier Regular meetings the 2nd and ; ? Stays on Longer fourth Mondays of the month, at Will Not Rub Off the Brand Studio. Pres., Mrs. James Penrose. Sec., Mrs. Charles’ Elliott. Elkay’s obtainable only at your Rexall Drug Store a PHONE 100 THE REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists . Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Hlks welcome. ‘ ROLAND WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler PHILLIP SCADDEN, Secretary. W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE . Nevada City Grass Valley . NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . May Day Dance and Entertainment ARMORY HALL May 1, 1937 Tickets, 50 Cents PROGRAM 8 P. M. 4 Pi ameg SSN NEW CARS THA Big going to like this new Buick ales and service center. It’s an unusual concern. In~ fact, it qualify for a Buick franchise. And that makes it perfect—because this unusually capable dealer-firm now has.in usually capable line its showroom an of cars—the wondrous new Here are the cars that are making autoeditors, engineers, and stylists say, “IT’S BUICK AGAIN!" Just consider such Buick features as the valve-in-head straight-eight engine—Aerobat .carburetor — Unisteel Body — the new 1937 Buicks have euch enthusiastic applause. HERE‘S THE NEWEST PLACE IN TOWN TO. Knee-Action — hydraulic brakes. (These are a few of the big reasons why Blinn MGA. 5 it a a ae aa ‘Se ifiose” T SET THE WHOLE TOWN TALKING) AEA pee tw For the rest of this story, we refer vou ¢o the pleasant surprises you will experihad to be to. ence when you drive a Buick yourself. So step into this new Buick showroom ay and feast your eyes. And while you're . there, take a look in back, too—at the fully equipped and up-to-date Service Department where expert service costs no more than the ordinary kind. 193 Buicks! est et LOWEST PRICE EVER ON ,A BUICK 4-DOOR SEDANI Today’s price for a Buick 4-door sedan is the lowest in all Buick history—and you get longer wheelbase— greater power—valve-in-head thrift—straight-cight. smobthness— roomier body—safety glass all aro fb a a luggage compartment—smarter styling—and pani reater thormance, comfort and style! See your a i for Turret Top © ‘ow delivered prices, and see what a buy Buick really is, compared to the average six outside the lowest price field. GENERAL MOTORS TERMS TO SUIT YOUR LIKING . already won "YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER IN A GENERAL MOTORS CAR

: tt tice in the office of the es ree 22y teil fae 0 his notice i eo _ state budget totaling $438,000,000 ‘Reges, originally designated “Bureau of. Federal Old-Age Benefits, “pnd KINNEGAN, attorneys at. law, _fornia, the same being his place of a Com by be SéaramentoC er of Commerce SACRAMENTO, April 29. — California should be on a cash for the 1937-39 biennium was Passed by the assembly this week after $8,000,000 had been slashed from the recommendations of Governor Frank F. Merriam. The cut in budget was attacked by the minority Republican group of assemblymen as ‘‘buck passing,”’ the G. O. P. charging the difference will be made up in special appropriation bills. Most of the reduction of Governor Merriam’s recommendations was aecomplished. by reducing the: relief fond, and transferring” to this fund $7,250,000 for construction and repair of state institutions and colin the general fund. President Roosevelt’s message to eongress urging economy will have no effect on his earlier. recommendations of a $15,000,000 appropriation for the Central Valley Water Project, advices from Washjfngton said this week. This item already is in the budget. Sacramento’s proposed 30-foot river channel and deep sea port took a step forward last. week when it was approved by the sub-committee of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Endorsement by army engineers is the next step in the pro@ram to secure the channel. W. G. Stone, manager of the Chamber of Commerce transportation department, has been in Washington since early in April in the interests of the project, t board basis by February, 1938, Treasurer Charles G. Johnson said last week in announcing that the state’s current financial “conditions is the “brightest in many years.’’ He said $10,664,752 state warrants issued from July 15 to October 28, 1936, will be called for payment on May 12. Camp Sacramento, the capital city’s summer camp, will be opened on June 20 this year, J. B. Maloney, superintendent, announced this week. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce plans to enter a float depicting Sutter’s Fort in the Golden Gate Bridge fiesta parade marking the opening of the gigantic structure on May 27. M. Amine Youssef, royal Egyptian minister to. the United Statés was a visitor in Sacramento last week. He was entertained by the of directors of the Chamber of Commerce and was, speaker at a special session of the state legislature. Governor Merriam last week signed bills requiring shutdown of liquor servicé between 2 a. m. and 6 a. m: and defining fluid milk, fluid cream and retail stores in marketing agreements. Schedules based on a 50 cent toll for. passenger automobiles on the Golden Gate bridge have been announced. A final check up by the state board of equalization revealed actual income to the state from the three per cent sales tax during 1936 was $81,478,533.05. The assembly refused to withdraw the tabled anti-criminal ~ syndicalism bill from committee by a vote of 45 ¢to 29. EASY PROCEDURE TO COLLECT OLD AGE BENEFITS Procedure for the handling of claims for lump sums under the Federal old-age benefits plan of the So@ial Security Act is believed to. be more simple than any other plan yet devised for similar use by any government agency or private ‘business, . according to James B. Cress in charge of the San Francisco office of the 402 Humboldt Bank Building, Market street. A simple form has been devised . 785 for the use of the five different types of claimants, (1) wage earners, (2) widows or.widowers, (3) other close relatives, (4) executors or administrators, and (5) guardians er committees. Claimants will be required to file only one of these forms depending on the circumstances of a particular ease. The only supporting papers required of claimants are (1) proof of *sirth where claim is for ‘an amount in excess of $100; (2) proof of death if wage earner is deceased, and (34 proof of appointment where the apNOTICE TO CREDITORS In sthe Matter’ of the Estate of JOHN VIVIAN, Deceased: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned A. M. HOLMES, as’ Administrator of the Estate of John Wivian, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers. within six months after the first publicaof-the.Superior.,.Court.of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers within. six months after the first Publication of this notice to the said), Administrator at the office of JONES 32 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calibusiness in aH matters eonnected ‘with the estate of said JOHN VIV; TAN, deceased, Dated bierakin 14, 1937. A. M. HOLMES, Administrator Aforesaid. First publication April 16, 1937. Jones & Fimnegan, Attorneys for Administrator, Nevada City, California, Apr. 16, 23, 30 and May 7, 1937. $150 to $250 a as ' » Desirable, Economical i; Comfortable, Convenient i oe a Je) Rows <” icISe plication is filed by xecutor; administrator,.guardian or committee. The simplicity of the forms makes unnecessary the employment of attorneys or claims agents to. assist claimants. The employer may be requested to file a statement giving only the total amount of wages paid the employees and the employment period. Over 1,500,000 persons in California have already applied for Social Security account numbers. these or their estates will eventnally be entitled to fle clams for the payment of Federal old-age benefits. . All of} _NEVADA CITY NUGGET a GOLD LAKE ROAD AIM OF SIERRA CO. BOARD The Gold Lake road project was taken up at the last meeting of the Sierra county board of supervisors and it was reported that the possibilities for the Gold Lake road project going forward are very good. Mr. Lombardi, supervisor, reported that the electric company, which owns much land in the section, .is willing to give ground for an 80 foot roadway and the U. S. bureau of public roads will assist in the financial end. The electric company did not care to concede some land on the lake shore, as some time or other, they anticipate the constuction bot a power plant there, and wish the road to cut out around the proposed site. The work will be‘delayed some because surveyors cannot get in to locate the road because of snow in the high mountains. Mr. Lombardi believes the job will be done and another great beauty spot in the.county opened to sightseers and nature lovers. Roads is the one important thing that Sierra county needs to permit tourists and sightseers to come in and see the wonders of the section. The persistent efforts for’ these improvements, put forth for many months, it now appears, are -beginning to bear fruit. Over 600,000 are in Northern California, To date only a small. portion of the persons entitled to file claims have made. application. However, it is stimated that in the United States there will be a thousand cases a day entitled o apply for lump-sum benefits. In California it is estimated this number will amount to about 1,500 per month, and in the bay region over 400 cases per month will be entitled to apply for lump-sum payments. About one-third of these payments will go to persons who have reached age 65, and the balance to the estates of workers who have died

since January 1, 1937. At tthis early date the individual claims will not be large, as the amount due is 3 1-2 per cent of the wages earned in covered employments since Januuary 1, 1937, but there will be a contiual increase in their value as the amount of wages earned since January I, 1937 grows larger. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at ‘the Nugget Office. @ m accordance with California law, the iy buildetsof ‘the Carquinez and Antioch af Bridges obtained legal franchises from the ~ County on the left bank of the stream, repneseasing thetwo counties to be connected. {Rieke deo Rie he fication, against this proposal. bok ae Citizens : Ask the S tate to Keep ME aL These GH fAtnchises onve og: i meni oa to erect and maintain the two toll bridges until, 1948, WHEN THE PROPERTIES AUTOMATICALLY REVERT TO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. @ The State Legislature ratified these franchises four years later.. AFTER THE BRIDGES WERE BUILT AND THE ENTIRE COSTS OF THE PIONEER ENTERPRISE WERE KNOWN ..and the Governor signed the rati@ We who invested in these bridges did so with the understanding that California’s law was binding and its word was good. But now it is proposed to ignore the State’s solemn pledge, take over the bridges atid maintain them out of the gasoline tax funds paid by all the people .. . instead of from tolls paid by the users, as the franchises provided. @, We urge those who believe in the sanctity of contracts and those who oppose the needless diversion of gasoline tax funds to WRITE YOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT SACRAMENTO mee California Keep Faith? ; Delia Ws & Coneuilties Repesscating the $580 Owners ofthe Carquinez and Antioch Bridges * rs FILTER PLANISPROPOSED FOR CITY SWIM POOL”; City H. M. Leete, park board member, Herbert Hallet, ent, with Ted Sigourney at the wheel Councilman Frank Davies, street superintenddrove to Sacramento Saturday to examine Sacramento’s method of filtering water, with a view to adopting: some plan for filtering the water in’ the municipal swimming pool. . Owing to the fact the city water supply carries a_ little sediment. even when it appears the clearest, the park board has’ for sometime been studying methods of. clearing the water so that the life guard at the pool would be enabled to see the bottom of the pool in its deepest part at any time. The board has proposed and the city council is now considering a method of using the water of Little Deer Creek at the pool, leading i+ by ditch and pipe to a sump near the present lily pond, and then lifting by a centrifugal pump to the filters, to be constructed above the «pool, running from the filters into the pool by gravity. It would also be an easy matter to turn the present city How many times has a Headache ruined your day’s work— spoiled your evening’s pleasure? Users of Alka-Seltzer say that AlkaSeltzer gives unusually prompt and effective relief from Headache. Try Alka-Seltzer for Acid Indigestion, Muscular, Rheumatic, and Sciatic ns, P; Alka-Seltzer contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) for pain relief. Its vegetable and mineral alkalizers correct the cause when due to hyperacidity of the stomach. At your drug store soda fountain and in 30 and 60 cent packages for home use, : BE WISE-ALKALIZE! FRIDAY, APRIE 30, 1937: —————— saan ogis Wane : Be Comfortable water in Little Deer Creek. Get Your as pestieiane on atacdoe mate: Repaired and Cleaned by : pg hn W. Darke FRATERNAL AND John St. Nevada City CLUB DIRECTORY . 109 J. Phones — aaa / ——— — . oe NO. 56, . Use the Best : Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. . . Visiting “Native Sons welconie. ALLEN JONES, President. . DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec’y. ELKAY’S WHITE SHOE POLISH Liquid or Paste Form. Cleans and polishes at the same time. WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Fe Goes on Easier Regular meetings the 2nd and ; ? Stays on Longer fourth Mondays of the month, at Will Not Rub Off the Brand Studio. Pres., Mrs. James Penrose. Sec., Mrs. Charles’ Elliott. Elkay’s obtainable only at your Rexall Drug Store a PHONE 100 THE REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists . Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Hlks welcome. ‘ ROLAND WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler PHILLIP SCADDEN, Secretary. W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE . Nevada City Grass Valley . NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . May Day Dance and Entertainment ARMORY HALL May 1, 1937 Tickets, 50 Cents PROGRAM 8 P. M. 4 Pi ameg SSN NEW CARS THA Big going to like this new Buick ales and service center. It’s an unusual concern. In~ fact, it qualify for a Buick franchise. And that makes it perfect—because this unusually capable dealer-firm now has.in usually capable line its showroom an of cars—the wondrous new Here are the cars that are making autoeditors, engineers, and stylists say, “IT’S BUICK AGAIN!" Just consider such Buick features as the valve-in-head straight-eight engine—Aerobat .carburetor — Unisteel Body — the new 1937 Buicks have euch enthusiastic applause. HERE‘S THE NEWEST PLACE IN TOWN TO. Knee-Action — hydraulic brakes. (These are a few of the big reasons why Blinn MGA. 5 it a a ae aa ‘Se ifiose” T SET THE WHOLE TOWN TALKING) AEA pee tw For the rest of this story, we refer vou ¢o the pleasant surprises you will experihad to be to. ence when you drive a Buick yourself. So step into this new Buick showroom ay and feast your eyes. And while you're . there, take a look in back, too—at the fully equipped and up-to-date Service Department where expert service costs no more than the ordinary kind. 193 Buicks! est et LOWEST PRICE EVER ON ,A BUICK 4-DOOR SEDANI Today’s price for a Buick 4-door sedan is the lowest in all Buick history—and you get longer wheelbase— greater power—valve-in-head thrift—straight-cight. smobthness— roomier body—safety glass all aro fb a a luggage compartment—smarter styling—and pani reater thormance, comfort and style! See your a i for Turret Top © ‘ow delivered prices, and see what a buy Buick really is, compared to the average six outside the lowest price field. GENERAL MOTORS TERMS TO SUIT YOUR LIKING . already won "YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER IN A GENERAL MOTORS CAR