Word: cars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...payment on his $1,200 International Harvester tractor, he sold it and bought a $600 John Deere model, with about the same power but fewer gadgets. ("I do the same work at half the price," he explains.) Last month when a payment came due on his 1952 car, he sold it and bought a 1950 model. With the difference, he had $275 left over to apply on other bills. He wanted a new harrow, but he looked at the size of his loan at the bank, and changed his mind. "I put in a lot of time on that...
...future is in sports car racing...
...fall of 1957, the industry will have to expand old markets, find new ones to keep growing. But the job should not be too difficult. In autos alone the potential is enormous. Said Alcoa President I. W. Wilson: "The current automobile models average 34 Ibs. of aluminum per car. Next year it will probably average over 40 Ibs., and the potential aluminum use is 200 Ibs. per car in the near future...
FREE LIFE INSURANCE recently offered new car buyers by independent automakers (TIME, March 12) is proving more trouble than it is worth. The plan is illegal in many states, and too many buyers misunderstood the deal, thought they were getting liability as well as personal accident insurance...
...near the top as far as the "athletics for all" slogan is concerned. We are active in many College activities: Debate Society, College Social Committee, and PBH, to name a few. Not to be overlooked is the fact that most Dudley men have access to a car, which comes in handy for trips to Endicott, Wellesley, and Wheaton...