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last year. j 1 “If this trend codnue*,’* he sajd “the hist minute jamming of : the' stations will be far worse than usual. This will mean that many owners will be denied legal use of their vehicles when the deadline of midnight June 15 passes. There can bee no extension of the period since the weather in Virgina has generally been good and stations, "Tinder certain conditions, are now permitted to inspect in rainy weather”'

Captain King further pointed out that many car owners who manager to squeeze in just under the deadline are often subjcted to long waiting periods due to station congestion. This, he said, is particularly jtrue when major pairs arc necjessary. . “More thlan 2,000 official tions have been open and pei ming insecpfions since May 1,” continued, “and we feel they are sufficient if the motoring public will t resept cars for checking during the icarly and middle stages of the period rather than throw a, heavy load on the stations during the termination days.*’

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