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LIA2 3415 1 M pi mimml if. MiIIS r' i. ** *,/'.r , prpuyup-papu jy-pppppTyTdpV** Number 2 Kiy, 1965 ATTHiTICW BATTERY BOOSTERS; The second edition is going to press, and with it, as promised, we are sending you a copy of our now version of the Industrial Truck Cost Calculator. We invite your close study and concent. We can furnish in quantity at nominal cost. ELECTRIC CAR REVIVAL?? Wo read in the national press about some big things brew ing at General Electric's "think" laboratory in Santa Barbara, California, con cerning a new passenger vehicle, battery powered. In fact, the other day we talked to the "Chief Thinker" in this department, Kax Feldman, and he had a de termined glint in his eye! Pore about this as it develops. DO-.U CTNCiff.'ATI, OHIO. * AT there is a young engineer-trainee, Paul Koeting, in the Industrial Departs -f Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company who spends a major portion of his tj-- larket development of battery powered vehicles. Hope you in that area will lend him your solid support. P.umora are that he may do a truck show this fall! SPEAKING OF TRICK SKQVS. Pacific Cas and Electric had two real swingers in April, one at Oakland and or.e at San Francisco. Vic Alexieff, in charge for PG&E, had his VIP guests sitting out in that glorious California sunshine while more than 30 pieces of battery equipment went through their paces. Fust have been success ful -- Kb? is thinking about the same for their San Jose and Fresno divisions later in the year. PEMSrfLVAt.'IA FEOH.E IROGP-AF KTU".R-FULL PERFCP-VAHCES You truck and battery manu facturers had better stock up your Inventories earmarked for the Dutch Country and the Land of Anthracite. Philadelphia Electric and Pennsylvania Fower and Light are conducting aggressive electric truck campaigns in the East, while West Penn Power and Duquosne Light are weighing some plans in tho West. THE CHATI IftTX D1 AH PERES. Dayton (Ohio) Power and Light Company's battery truck show Q of last October, earned one of Edison F.lectric Institute's three top awards for industrial sales promotion in 1961., LIA la especially proud to have been a part of the activity. LIA23416 t* snfT-' -2- A NTW BA'|-i>.k T PChTl?ED lAWNNCKEH shows promise! Built from the ground up for battery energy aource, the "Whispering Jet," 20 inch size, weighs Just 69 pounds, battery included. P.M. Engineering, the manufacturer, claims easy capacity of 12,000 eq. ft, of lawn, and a price competitive with conventional power movers. AGAIN, WE INVITE YCO to let us help you plan a eales program on battery powered vehicles, for personnel training, mailing and advertising, or performance demon stration -- one or all three. Get in touch with Connel Balter at L.I.A. WANT TO RECEIVE THE BOOST.-!;? Send name and buainesa addreaa to LIA and start receiving with next edition.