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New Car Every
Year for Winners
Of Dodge Contest
Want a new car every year of
your life—free, gratis, for noth
ing? Some lucky motorist in this
community may win just such an
award in the highway safety quiz
sponsored by Dodge Division,
Chrysler Corp. Applications will
be received up to Nov. 28, accord
ing to Larry Galvin, Dodge dealer
here.
“There’s no catch to this con
test,” said Galvin. “It is open to
everyone 21 or older, who pos
sesses a current driver’s license.
It’s a fabulous offer—a new car
every year as long as you live.”
Designed to make America safe
ty conscious," the contest will run
for four weeks. Its purpose is to
promote public safety on the high
ways, in support of the National
Safety Council’s accident preven
tion program.
Galvin said that winners will be
named on the basis of their knowl
edge of driving and safety princi
ples. Registrations, of three- to
ten-word safety slogans, may be
made at any Dodge dealer from
Oct. 3 to Nov. 28. Slogans will be
forwarded to the impartial contest
board for selection. -
Beginning Nov. 12 and continu
ing four weeks, three different ap
plicants, selected on the basis of
their safety slogans, will be flown
to Los Angeles each week, all ex
penses paid, and will appear on
the Lawrence Welk TV show.
Bert Parks, popular master of
Dodge’s “Break the Bank” pro
gram, will act as quizmaster. Each
weekly winner will be awarded a
new car every year as long as he
lives. The two other contestants
each week will receive a new 1956
Dodge hardtop.
The contestants will be asked
questions prepared by the Nation
al Safety Council.
WHO CARRIED WHOM ?
CAMP OTSTJ, Japan, Uft—The
U.S. Army purchased a Japanese
display balloon to advertise a fund
fair here.
It was delivered Friday.
Foot-sore men, touching the
ground about every fourth step,
showed up with the huge hydro
gen-filled sphere in tow.
They had walked it 10 miles
over a mountain pass from Kyoto
| to Otsu.
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