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Wr. Tom Parker
Lawrence, Kansas

‘ Dear Tom,

_ I stopped in your place of business intending to inquire about
the clock which had not been returned. Of course I understand
that these things ere bound to be slow with the big pressure of

. national defense. :

I talked tc Warren about the bill and told him that I was not too
_ pleased. I hed Warren drive me on the Hill a week or so ago and I
pointed out that I wanted the air vent loosenet up. He tried it
and it wouldn’t work and all he said wes, "I'll have George loosen
that up for yous” : :

He then asked me if I had the oil cartridge opened up and I said,
yo", so he sold me on that item which I am happy about.
_ I told him that my radio goes completely off when I turn the core
ner especially to the right. You know my grief about the radio.
. He‘said that you changed the entire radio from your car to mine.
Well, this radio is no improvement whatsoever over my other one.
Jt never has worked. So I got a bill for 50¢ labor on the radio
whieh is not improved in the slightest, infact, I would not know
that anything had been done on it. I was much surprised to read
_ that they had put one radir vibrator on the car at $5.95 without
my authorization. My brothers at the Allen Motor Coe were in
business about 20-25 years, and I learned that they never made
any change on the car unless there was an authorization from the
owner. This item was not discussed with me. Personally, I do not
like these things at all and since the radio is unchanged in effe~
_ gieney I cannot see how there has been any benefit in the leaste
In fact, I do not believe this was the case, because it has not

I stopped in to tell Warren that on things thet I have asked to be
- Gone on the car, none of them have received the attention that made
the efficiency improved whatsoever. : |

I em asking that before any expenditures are made on my car that
contact be made with me. It is an easy matter to get me here at
KU 83. : |