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Auto Club Members Complain
About Designs of New Models
By th« Associated Vreis
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—The Au
tomobile Club of New York said
today complaints have been received
from many of its members about
their new cars.
Harry Marienhoff, manager of the
club's service department, said re
ports from members showed con
siderable dissatisfaction over body
designs of new models making them
difficult and expensive to repair, and
requiring garage alterations to house
them. The reports, he said, *came
from new car owners among the
club's 169,000 members in a 14
I county area that includes New York
1 City.
! "Many drivers.’’ he said, "have
found the hoods too long and the
seats too low.
“This involves a safety factor, as'
oftentimes it is impossible to see
enough of the road directly in front
of the car for the operator s protec- •
tion.”
Restricted vision of some of the
new models, Mr. Marienhoff con
tinued. had been found to make
them difficult to park and had re
sulted in dented and scratched
fenders.
The increased width and length
of some of the new models likewise
has been the subject of complaints,
he said, with some club members re
porting they had been forced to
alter their garages to get cars in
side.
Mr. Marienhoff said a number of
club members reported the sweeping
contours that give new models a
streamlined appearance also make
lender and tail-light' replacements
much more expensive.
Some complained that new body
designs made engines more difficult
to repair and tires harder to change.
Ex-Marine Asks Divorce
Charging Cruelty by Wife
A Marine Corps combat veteran,
now a taxicab driver here, sued his
wife for a limited divorce in District
Court yesterday, accusing her of
cruelty which, he sa>d, included
jealously at his carrying woman pas
sengers in his cab.
The plaintiff is Earl Henry Jones,
whose address is given as 1425 Euclid
street N.W. The suit names as the;
wife, Mrs. Janie Lee Jones of 258
Thirty-third street S.E.
Thomas J. Ahern, Mr Jones'
lawyer, said she is employed as a
Waitress. He said his client was
wounded while serving in the Pacific
with a Marine raider unit.
The Jones were married in Octo
ber, 1947, according to the suit. The
husband declared he left home early
this month at his wife's urgent de
mand. He said she made her wishes
known by throwing things at him.
including a table lamp.
'Red' Skelton to Preside
At Variety Club Dinner
"Red’’ Skelton, film and radio
comedian, will be master of cere
monies for the entertainment por
tion of the Variety Clubs Interna
tional Humanitarian Award Dinner
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Worker Sues Plane Firm
For 'Incurable Disease'
An Alexandria man named Trans
continental and Western Air, Inc.,
as defendant in a $125,009 damage
suit filed in District Court yesterday,
in which he charged he incurred arf
incurable lung disease while doing
sheet-metal wprk on the company’s
planes.
The plaintiff is Eugene Noll, 40, of
323 Buchanan ytre^t.
In his suit, he said he was em
ployed in servicing and repairing the
metal parts of planes from October,
1942, to October, 1845. He said he
contracted the lung ailment while
doing that work, and- had become
“permanently incapable of gainful
employment.”
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