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Because under you is a massive wide-frame
new chassis that “nests” the whole car inches
closer to the road with the lowest center of
gravity in Buick history—yet with no change
in road clearance. ;
I turns out that the 1957 Buick is tar more
than just a brand-new automobile.
It turns out that this new 57 Buick is winning
the raves with a new kind of going and a new
kind of stopping—a new kind of handling and
a new kind of road sureness—a new kind of
safety and a new kind of comfort.
And when you sit in the deep comfort of those
soft wide seats, you can drive with the
pleasant ease of a clear conscience, without
We'll be specific. watching the speedometer ., ~~
Because only in Buick today can you have an
ingenious new Safety-Minder* that acts as a
warning sentinel for the miles-per-hour you
preset for yourself.
When you press the pedal of a new 57 Buick,
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cubic-inch V8 engine is delivered in the split
of a second through a new full-range Variable
Pitch Dynaflow* that's immediate in its oil-
smooth action. ~~
There are many other new things that make
this gorgeous Buick a car of limitless wonders
—from the bigger and more rakish windshield
that makes seeing more relieving, to the extra
roominess that’s so surprising in this beauty
with the sports-car lowness.
When vou brake to a stop, you and thé car
stay on a level plane. . .
But theré’s nothing like a firsthand sampling
to know how modern the newest thing on
wheels really is. Come in today for your
meeting with the newest Buick yet. :
Because an ingenious new ball-joint suspen-
sion in every "57 Buick virtually ends the
down-in-front dip that cars have on sudden
stops.
¥New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dyna-
flow Buick builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster,
Super and Century — optional at modest extra codt on the
Special. Safety-Minder standard on Roadmaster optional
{ other Series.
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Nast decade and a new all-
# time record appears a certain-
for 1957, when the total is
lexpected to reach $8 million,
according to William Berry,
|secretary-manager of Key-
stone Automobile club.
| Tht Keystone official made
that forecast following detail-
led studies of the latest avail-
lable figures on the motoring
tax “take” in the United
States.
“In 1955", he pointed out,
“special motor vehicle taxes
J totaled $7,296,329,000, accor-
ding to such authentic sourc-
#les as the U. S. Bureau of
#/Public Roads, the Bureau of
Winternal Revenue, the Board
Hof Investigation and Research
$land the automobile manufac-
These were special
taxes on motor vehicle users.
R Not included were income
Rand property taxes on motor
vehicle, body, parts and tire
a factories, garages, dealers,
repair shops, terminal and
'truck, and taxicab and bus
operating companies.
| “Where motoring taxes
BN properly are applied to mo-
toring purposes, there has
# been little resistance to these
PERSIE IEG
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Rlevies from the motoring
# public, which understands
well that its continued
#demand for modern highways
RN cannot be met without addi-
tional taxation. However,
‘there is definite and growing
resistance to diversion of
‘motoring taxes to general
#state purposes, as is the case
lin New Jersey and many oth-
ser states. In 1954, New Jer-
sey diverted 29.9 per cent of
Theater Bldg.js|its highway user revenue, or
a total of $32,121,000. Penn-

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COLUMBIA MOUNT JO is one of 25 states
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‘Control Vital
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Internal parasite control in
cattle was offered as a partial
answer to the present price-
cost squeeze by Donald M.
Herr of Refton and Donald
(G. Herr of Quarryville, in
the 16th National 4-H Live-
stock Conservation Demon-
stration contest, held in Chi-
cago on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
In their demonstration en-
titled “Internal Parasites in
Cattle,” which won them a
red ribbon in competition
with ten other state teams,
they told how a study of Lan-
caster county showed 100°
of the cattle checked infested
to some degree with internal
parasites.
Using a model outline of a
steer they showed the audi-
ence attending the 16th an-
nual demonstration contest
the organs affected and / the
life cycle of the stomach
worm. Symptoms pointed out
were rough coat, slow growth
and digestive disturbances
which sap profits from a
steer feeding enterprise.
The two boys, who have
the same name but are un-
related, stressed the need for
sanitation and a veterinary
diagnosis to prevent and pre-
scribe treatment for cattle
parasites.
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(NAMED SUPERINTENDENT
| Francis J. Shovlin has been
lappointed Pennsylvania Pow-
jer & Light Company’s super-
intendent of lines and sub-
stations. He succeeds D. A.
Campbell, Jr., recently pro-
moted to superintendent of
operation for the company.
In his new position with
headquarters at Hazelton, Mr.
Shovlin will be responsible
for the operation and main-
{tenance of the Company's en-
[tire transmission and distri-
‘bution facilities consisting of
nearly 30.000 miles of trans-
mission and distribution lines
las well as the hundreds of
substations that supply power
[to PP&L customers through-
lout the local utility's 10,000-
|square-mile service territory.

[PLACED ON .PROBATION
Richard Newcomer, Done-
igal Springs Road, was one of
{five who pleaded guilty to
imalicious mischief involving
vandalism during
{the Friday session of county
The five
‘were placed on probation for
‘lone year by Judge Williom
|G. Johnstone, Jr. and also to
| pay the county $50 and costs
[and make restitution.
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