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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1970

Page

6

Key to Car Theft Protection In Your Pocket

Article outlines simple steps to deter car theft and cites FBI and National Auto Theft Bureau findings. Emphasizes locking doors, removing keys, parking in lighted or controlled areas, and not leaving ignition unlocked. Describes common tools thieves use and a cheap toggle-switch device as an example of hidden security measures.

Bernard Gavzer FBI The National Auto Theft Bureau

Protect Yourself Against Breit Cables and Locks

A discussion of Breit cables, locks, and latches as car theft deterrents notes no thorough independent testing. Experts doubt most devices but suggest a steering wheel lock or brake-application hindrance might deter young, inexperienced thieves, from private residences or apartment parking areas.

Siler News Briefs and Local Social Visits

Captain Donald Muntzing and Dr. Theodore Rockwell plus Mrs. Rockwell visited Tara the Ritter home. Clinton Ritter hosted Dr. and Mrs. Donald Frye for dinner at Romney. J F Robey of White Hall visited the Mauzy home. O E Whitacre and daughter Madeline called on Nora Whitacre. Mrs. Dorothy Nesmith visited Chaffie Whitacre. Services were held at Howard's Chapel. Nora Whitacre remains ill and bedridden. Several relatives and friends visited, including Nelson Beard and Jesse Dunham. Chaffie Whitacre attended business in Winchester. Whit, Butch and Peg killed a large groundhog at the Mauzy home.

Dorothy Nesmith Chaffie Whitacre Howard’s Chapel Nora Whitacre Nelson Beard Martinsburg Jesse Dunham Glengary W.va B.F. Strother White Hall Hazel Patterson Ezra Patterson Scott Winchester Laneley D. Gruber Baltimore Boyd Whitacre

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