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.A national drive to sweep the American automobile industry and stimulate American business generâ€" ally was announced here today by Alvin Macauley, speaking for every American automobile manufacturer and the nation‘s 46,000 automobile dealers. Automobile Industry National Drive As Business Stimulant ‘The campaign, to be known as "National Used Car Exchange Week," and scheduled for MARCH 5 to 12, is an outgrowth of recent conferences at the White House beâ€" tween President Roosevelt and leadâ€" ers of the automobile industry, Mr. Macauley said. The President has been advised of plans for the camâ€" paign, which is the first cooperative <ffort ever undertaken in which all American automobile manufacturâ€" ers have taken part. 7 The campaign is timed at the outâ€" set of the spring selling season when both new and used cars usuâ€" ally begin to move in greatest volâ€" THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 ume, Mr. Macauley said. It is aimâ€" ed primarily at stimulating the disâ€" posal of used car stocks now in dealer hands, Once this is accomâ€" plished, a substantial increase in car manufacturing schedules and employment of wage earners in the automobile factories is anticipated. The primary purpose of the camâ€" paign, he said, is to make known to prospective owners the remarkâ€" able used car values which now are being offered by automobile dealâ€" ers in all parts of the United States. "The present situation has resultâ€" ed in the best used car values in the country‘s history. We are confiâ€" dent that used car stocks will be reduced sharply as soon as the pubâ€" lic becomes aware of that fact," he added. During the last few years vast improvements have been made in motor cars and this improved transâ€" portatioin is available on easy terms to those who take advantage of the bargains to be offered during "National Used Car Exchange Week," Mr. Macauley stated. "Too many unsafe, wornout, unâ€" reliable cars, without modern safety brakes, safety glass, large tires and steel bodies, are in operation toâ€" day," he continued. "Too many are costly to operate. Eleven million cars seven years old or older are licensed for operation throughout the country. "Many of these cars can be reâ€" placed during Nationalâ€"Used Car Exchange Weekâ€"toâ€" the great adâ€" vantage of the buyer and of the publicâ€"with _ newer, ‘upitoâ€"date‘ cars, without initial investment beâ€" yond their present car and on terms to suit ?e average pocketbook. These used cars offer modern equipâ€" ment and are a good investment in comfort, safety and‘ economy.‘ Prof. Clark Kuebler To Speak Before Catholic League The regular monthly meeting of the North Shore Catholic Woman‘s League will be held on Tuesday, March 8, at 2 p.m. at the Communâ€" ity House in Winnetka. Mrs. Gerâ€" trude C. Lieber will give her usual interesting talk on the topics of At the close of the program, tea will be served, the hostesses for the day being Mrs. Leo Hillman of Glenâ€" voe and Mrs. John J. Donaghy of the day, Professor Clark G. Kuebâ€" ler of Northwestern university will follow with "Recent Impressions of Europe." Professor Kuebler has spent the last six summers abroad having lived in the home of a native Gerâ€" man this past summer, and the many experiences which he has enâ€" joyed from his travels and close contacts should make his talk most interesting. Winnetks. Caused by Death Men‘s and Ladies‘ Boots, G. A. GOEBEL CO., INC. Men‘s and Ledics‘ Riding Habits. Military and Uniforms furnishings. Save More Than 50% G. A. GOEBEL CO., INC. SHOP EARLY FPORâ€" CHOICE SELECTIONS AND BIG SAVINGS 217 West Madison Street 217 W. Madison Sale Condaeted by reliable retail business. Habite, MNitary and Uniform within a few days for Edward Nevine Edward Nevins, one of Highland Park‘s earliest settlers, passed away at the age of 95 years in the home of his son, Wm. P. Nevins, at 7448 Clarmont avenue, \Chicago, February 19th, 1938. Mr. Nevins was born in Cashel County, Tlpgnry Ireland, January Tth, 1843. He came to New York in the late fifties. , Then but a boy he procured work on the old wood burning railroad engines, working himself up to the position of enâ€" gineer before leaving New York for the West. He came to Lake Forest in the year 1867, where he lived with his brother John for two years. He settled in Highland Park in the spring of 1869, purchased a homeâ€" site at Elm and‘First streets, built a home and brought his father and mother to Highland Park, where they lived until their death. Mr. Nevins married Ellen Murphy on September 19th, 1874, at the Gross Point Catholic church in Highland no Catholic church in Highland Park at that time. Seven children were born to this union. Mr. Nevins built the first water works or pumping station, which was located where the present fire station is at Greenbay road ard Central avenue. After its compleâ€" tion he operated it as engineer for some time. He served the City of Highland Park as Street Commisâ€" sioner for ‘a great many years, or during the several terms of the folâ€" lowing Mayors: R. G. Evans, Alexâ€" ander Robertson, Daniel Cobb and Francis O. Everett. During this period most of the sidewalks, street crossings, culverts and bridges were made of wood. It was his duty as Street Commissioner to see that all these <wooden sidewalks, crossings, etc., were kept in repair and safe for use by the travelling public. Mr. Nevin‘s neighbors and friends in these early days were Mike Dugâ€" gan, Johin Cushman, John Middleton, Jas. McDonald, Nick Clampitt, Moses Moses, Geo. B. Cummings, Colonel Turnley, W. O. Hipwell, Mr. Carver, R. J. Street, Jonas Steers, Frank P. Hawkins, Con. Sullivan, C. G. Hammond, Patrick Sheahen, William Maroney, Patrick Dooley, Harry Obee, Dan Cole, Colonel James and a few others who have been lost sight of in the records of the writer. H. P. Varsity In District Tourney At Waukegan High Mr. Nevins retired from active work some 25 years ago, and spent considerable time driving‘a fast horse around town for a. number of years for his amusement. Mr. Nevins resided in Highland Park from 1869 until 1933, when he went to live with his son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Nevins, at 7448 Claremont aveâ€" nue, Chicago, where he passed away in the early morning of February 19th, 1938. His wife Ellen passed away in June 1913. Also, his two oldest children, Mrs. Jas. McAlear, and son John preceded him in death. He is survived by three daughters and two sons: Mrs. J. P. Naumes of Medford, Oregon;â€" Mrf. John McDonald of Evanston, Illinois, and Mrs. A. R. Williams of Normal, IIIâ€" incis; Mr. Edw. A. Nevins of Highland Park, and Mr. Wm. P. Nevins of Chicago. He also leaves twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. . Eight high . school basketball teams including Highland Park and Lake Forest are competing in the district tournament at the Wauâ€" kegan High gymnasium beginning Wednesday night. Comch Chuck Laver‘s team meets Niles Center in the opening game Wednesday night. Lake Forest tangles with Waukeâ€" gan in the second game. Libertyâ€" ville tackles Palatine and Arlingâ€" ton Heights meets New Triee on Thursday. _ His remains were placed in the family burial lot at :St. Mary‘s cemetery, Lake Forest, on February 2ist. If the locals défeat Niles Center, they will meet Lake Forest or Wauâ€" kegan on Friday night, while New Trier should advance to the finals in the other bracket. The chamâ€" pionship will be decided Saturday night with the winner and runner up advancing to the sectional tourâ€" nament the followizg week. See any car dealer displaying this #ign Geo. H. Koon Motor Sales Purnell & Wilson, Inc. 106 S. First Street 6 1937 Official Cars 6 TRADES ACCEPTED 1937 FORD DELUXE FORDOR. Builtâ€"in trunk, Philco radio. Heater. Whip cord upholstery ....__...._..._._. 1937 FORD FORDOR, 60 H.P. The economy champion. 25 miles to the gallon. 3625 Builtâ€"in trunk. Blue finish ...__._.._.____._.__ 1937 FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN, 85 H.P. 1937 LINCOLN ZEPHYR FORDOR SEDAN. Whiteside tires, practically no miles. € New car guarantee. Like new ..__...._._._ 1937 FORD FORDOR SEDAN, 60 H.P. Beautiful grey finish. Heater ...._.___. 1937 FORD DELUXE SEDAN. Radio; heater. Low mileage. A beauty 80â€"4ay guaranteed parts and labor. 5â€"day driving trial. 364 Central Ave. â€" Phone H. P. 3910 Specials for This Sale Studebaker Used Car Lot USED CARS Builtâ€"in trunk. Heater. Can not be told from new car .....________ 1937 Plymouth Tudor Deluxe. 1935 Chevrolet Tudor. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe. 1936 Dictator Custom 4â€"Door Sedan. 1935 Dictator Cruising Sedan. 1934 Ford Deluxe Tudor. New Car Guarantee on all the above cars. Many others to choose from 101 North St. Johns Avenue Open Sunday and Evenings Certified Used Cars SEE OUR BETTER THE PRES 8 $25.00 and up. offer Phone H. P. 3434 EASY TERMS . $1045 _ $695 $665 $615 $675 125 (N. St. Johns Ave. 1933 CHEVROLET sedan 4 door, Lots of mileage leftâ€"in this car FALLER & AISNER, Inc. 1935 PLYMOUTH couple for cheap and reliable transportation. You could not buy anything better or at so low a m8295 1936 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, A eannot be told from m new car. 100% perfect. Very little driven. Must be seen to be apâ€" N preciated. New car guar. 3510 1935 1932 CHRYBLER convertible seâ€" CHRYSLERâ€"PLYMOUTH :li" lv‘v‘il.lurl Fintlih and runâ€" mo’z v.rfiru::. bny:t 3695 mechanical brakes. | Perfect in every way. Cadillac Motor Car Division GENERAL MOTORS SALES CORPORATION 108 North First Street ‘Tel. Highland Park 3442 l'inixhvlnd leondifion same as . Ve mileâ€" :;: Wig h::ter nosses $745 DRIVE A BETTER CAR! tli)e.flu:;e Radio, heater, double rosters. Just like new .............. ‘995 1937 Chrysler Imperial Coupe 1936 Terraplane 2â€"Door Sedan With heater. Has Electric and Mechanical Shift, hyraulie and as tires and mechanical condition are good ... MARCHI BROS. PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE DOWN â€" DOWN â€" THEY GO!! 35 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan. * A mighty good buy ths one i ______ 8310 tional mechanical conâ€" dition. Almost new tires Compare our Used Cars and Prices before you buy Liberal allowance for your car on new Dodge or Plymouth. Have your Dodge or Plymouth serviced in our facâ€" tory supervised service department. Standard prices. Free pickâ€"up and delivery, Workmanship guaranteed. ‘ OPEN EVENINGS Dodge & Plymouth 1937 LaSalle Coupe 1936 Buick Convertible JOS. B. DEIBLER 1937 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan 40 National Used Car Week OFFERS YOU UNUSUAL VALUES REAL VALUES IN USED CARS _ We have 30 other cars at 20% Discount. SALES AND SERVICE , trunk, excepâ€" ____ 1930 STUDEBAKER 4 door sedan. $195 U $275 D $395 AUTHORIZED Established 1900 P.;do h::dter and good finish o!:hklo eesestivedrevcetercucerect slgs Radio, heater, double spot liighu. Itligh compression igniâ€" tion system. IsS & CRHGY ...ssemeescc4e 3725 value for small EW â€". ... iesermvcces A very fine durable automobile for anyone wanting a big Ful:g deluxe. Radio and heatâ€" aze Pn inar €T40k i.s‘h .& performance 31395 1934 PORD 2 door ‘De Luxe sedan. Drive it. Car * _ â€"_ $210 1933 PLYMOUTH 2 door sedan. Guaranteed. Good tires and paint. Mechanically @910 1933 TERRAPLANE 2 door sedan, tires and paint just like new. Look this one lau ho . . . $100 1934 Ford V8 2â€"Door 1936 Cadillac Sedan You will see it is an opportunity of a life time to purchase reliable transportation, @eacEe tionally good, only ........ Paint and tires 1933 Buick Sedan Tel. H. P. 2260â€"2265 and for Sedan it PAGE SEVEN $295 $210 $75