Milford News | 1930-05-30 | Page 6 | Automobile Notes

AUTOMOBILE NOTES Even the bus driver takes the family fam-ily out riding on Sunday. More than $2,500,000,000 was spent for road construction and maintenance in the United States during 1929. A broken spring, on either the front or rear axle, will result in loss of control, con-trol, and, sometimes, in a serious accident. ac-cident. A slight pressure Is all that is needed need-ed to bend the luggage carrier on the rear of the car. . Do not use It for a bumper. Plain, modern screwdrivers are best to work about the car. Painted handles han-dles are likely to cause blisters on the hand. During the ten years ending with 1929, motorists in the United States scrapped 15,195.000 cars, for which was paid $12,156,000,000, or an av.r afe of ?SO0 apiece.