blackest marks against the motorcar. It is for motorized man that the shopping plazas have emerged. They are strange islands that make the pedestrian feel friendless and disembodied. The car bugs hm. The car, in a word, has quite refashioned all of the spaces that unite and spearate men, and it will contintue to do so for a decade mroe, by which timethe electronic successors to the car will be manifest.