Apparatus for manual manipulation of articles

DETAILED DESCRIPTION In accordance with the foregoing objects, the invention comprises a pair of tubular sections, mounted for relative telescoping movement and open at both ends.
The inner section is attached by screws passing through elongated slots in the outer section to a hinge which is connected to a spring clip.
The spring clip is engaged over the upper edge of the right front window, which is partly or fully lowered, of a vehicle with which the apparatus is employed.
The outer section, in addition to the portion telescopingly engaged with the inner section, includes a secondary compartment at the outer end, i.
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, the end furthest from the vehicle.
An elongated rod extends from a manually engageable handle at one end, through an opening in a plate fixedly attached to the outer section, through an opening in a wall and into the secondary compartment thereof.
A bar transversely affixed to the end of the rod within the secondary compartment forms plunger means for pushing items out of the secondary compartment through the open end of the outer section.
The rod may be manuallly manipulated by the handle from the driver's seat of the vehicle to move the outer section slidingly upon the inner section and also to move the plunger independently of the outer section as items are pushed out of the apparatus.
Thus, items such as rolled-up papers may be inserted into the end of the inner section and pushed by succeedingly inserted items into the secondary compartment of the outer section.
The rod may then be extended to move the outer end of the outer section into registration with an open receptacle, and further extended so that the plunger means pushes the item out of the apparatus and into the open receptacle.