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Screen News Digest Examines History Of Automobiles In Du Pont Film i In The Schools The growth of the —tew bile industry end Its impact on the Aidhu way of life come aUve hi a timely, fall length documentary la the current issue af THE SCBEEN NEWS DIGEST. Titled “The Automobile in j America — A Time of Chal t lenge,” the feature essay exa j mines, in depth, the problems and challenges that must be overcome if the United States v is to continue as “a nation on « wheels.” 1 ] THE SCBEEN NEWS DI GEST, winner of four Free doms Foundation awards, is i made available without < charge each month to junior t and senior high school stu 1 dents in this area as a public > service by the Du Pont i Company. The current issue completes the 1970-71 schedule of re l leases, which includes such di s verse and informative subjects t as “A Town That Washes Its t Water” . . . “The Life and i Times of Charles De Gaulle” t ... “A Fortnight At Nine Fathoms” . . . “A Visit to Fra Mauro” . . . and “Focus on j; Cambodia.” [ ‘The Automobile in Amer t ica” begins in 1896 with > Henry Ford putting the fin [ ishing touches on his home made version of the “gas automobile.” Ford’s horse } less carriage, called the : “quadrkyde,” was destined to change the face and fabric of a nation. To produce the “quadncycle” quickly and cheaply, Henry Ford developed a revolutionary industrial concept, the produc tion line. The idea was to keep everything in motion*. . take the work to the maQ|m^| not fh» man to the work. w Historic films show the'"a» sembly line techniques that, in 1914, produced automo biles in a record ninety-three minutes. As years passed, the industry became the back bone of the nation’s economy. Seventy-five years after Henry Ford successfully tested his t “quadricycle,” there were more than eighty million cars on the roads in the United States . . . one for every two-and-a-half persons in the country. But the automobile and its Rites Held For Mrs. Huggins, 73 Mrs. Margaret & Huggins, age 73, of 3C' Whitmire street. Brevard, d>d last Wednesday in a Hendcr on County hospi tal follr", ;n'T a short illness. Mrs. Hi ggins was originally from Louisville, Kentucky, but had lived most of her life in Transylvania County. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Survivors include the hus band, Everett C. Huggins, Sr.; two sons, Gilbert F. and John Brevard; R. Huggins both of two brothers, Anthian Sturtzel and Carl Sturtzel and two sis ters; Mrs. Elizabeth Worth and Mrs. Marie Greeenwald,, all of Louisville, Kentucky; seven grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. . Sendees were held last Fri day at the Sacred Heart Catho lic Church. Father Ed Sheridan officiated and burial was In Shepherd Memorial Park in Hendersonville. Pallbearers were Dan Hawkins, Steve La croix, Cornelius Leal, David Metoyer, William Martin and Jack Driscoll. A scripture service was held at the -funeral home last Thurs day evening and the family re ceived friends afterwards. In lieu of flowers the family re quested that donations be made to the organ fund at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church or to the American Cancer Society. imprint, on American life have com* wider increasingly sharp <awdl in rectnt times. An increasing awareness of the dangers of air pollution has prompted requests for stricter controls on automobile engines and their emissions. The number of persons killed in traffic accidents, more than 55,MO in 1970; has brought growing demands for greater safety in car con struction. Conservationists say roads are destructive of the environ ment and that mass transit is the waar of the future. Today, the romance be tween the American and his motorcar, many critics say, is coming to an end. Accepting the challenge, the automobile industry is at work on ways of improving passenger safety and eliminating pollution. At stake is the future of an industry that employs, directly, one-and-a-half - million persons and affects, indirectly, the live jihood of hundreds of thousands more. For the automobile in America, the decade of the Seventies is a time of chal lenge. -- — SAVf W O U. S. CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP OR CUBE STEAKS..... . $1” W-0 U. S. CHOICE _ WHOLE ROUND TIP *1” W O U. S. CHOICE ROUND TIP ROAST $1 19 ( V W O U. S. GRADE "A" (10-16 lb. 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