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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
N. L. SANSBI
I4I8 Eye st. NV.

1924 Decatur St. NV.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY. A brand
new home. built under the personal super
vision Of a very thorough builder. Located
In neighborhood of refinement AMI con-
renience. There are eight real roo:ns and
two baths; two sleeping porches and
breakfast porch. garage. House is q feet
VIDE and Is on lot 43x1+O See this
value.
Near I4th and Park Road.
PhlCE, $4,000. splendid home one of
the widest streets the heights. Nine
rooms and two baths, hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights, hardwood floors and other mod
ern improvements; good lot with ample
space for garage.
Connecticut Ave.
PRICE, $4,000. Located on one of the best
blocks on this exclusive thoroughfare. A
substantial brick house, having rooms
and baths, hot-water heat. electricity;
OAK floors. Immediate possession will be
given.
Near 3rd and S SITS. NE.
PRlCE, $500 mighty fine home in n
highly desirable northeast section. Six
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric
lty; garage. The terms reasonable
dtion.
PetWOrth.
HANDSOME DETACHED HOME. having six
rooms and bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. hardwood floors. open fireplace,
awnings; screened throughout; garage: lot
Is 10 feet wide. Phone for an appoint
nent to inspect.
PHONE OUR SALES DEPARTMENT, NJ
CONVENIENCE WITH THE MOST CoMPi,Ei
DO THIS TODAY
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
RY CO., Inc,
Phones Main 5oo3-4.

1916 Keokuk St.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY. Center
hall plan home, located just west of
Conn. ave. and south of the Circle. This
is in the most attractive part Of Chevy
Chase and the price is such that you
should not overlook this opportunity.
There are nine rooms and two baths. all
OF the most up-to-date Improvements; ga
rage to match the house; attractive
grounds.
Near Congressional Library.
CORNER PROPERTY. very close to the Capi-
tol and other government buildings The
house has ten rooms and two baths, nu
merous improvements. two-story brick ga
rage. This is a good buy for a careful
buyer, as the value is there.
Saul's Addition.
PRICE $12. $50. house that stands out dis
tinctly in neighborhood of smart looking
homes. Detached well constructed. hav-
ing eight well lighted rooms and BATH
hot-water heat, electric lights, oak floors
garage.
Mass. Ave. Heights.
PRICE. $3.50. Exquisite villa site, situated
on n wide and beautiful street. The ad-
joining property has a $50. 900 home built
on ii and the section Is the most restrict
ed in the city. The lot. in addition to its
attractive location. has 81 foot frontage.
Phone us for further information.
Cleveland Park.
PRICE, Sll,5U. beautiful detached nome In
Washington's most convenient suburb. The
house contains eight rooms and bath and
was built with thought toward reducing
household cares having hotwater heat,
electricity. oak floors, large closet space
and other features.
AIN 1904 BRIEFLY STATE YOUR WANTS
CALL on YOU AT YOUR
re LIST OF PROPERTY ON THE MARKET
JRY CO., Inc,
REAL ESTATE"
Phones Main EoOa-d
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Cow4tum~M

BUS1N ESS PROPERTY.
Downtown business property on 14th st.
south Of Thomas Circle. Four-story brick
building with two stores and five apartments.
Monthly rental, $470, which is extremely low.
This property can be bought for 4 little less
than $4,000, which is very reasonable.
I4th ST. CORNER.
just south of st. corner. with 75-foot
frontage. Suitable for auto show room
drive-in gasoline station. This property
be handled on $40. 600 cash and the balance
monthly. Will advance in value rapidly.
NEAR 10th AND MERIDIAN.
Beautiful home, six rooms and tile bath.
Situated on Meridian near 18th. H0t-water
heat. electric lights Open to wide alley.
Price, $S, $50, for quick sale.
NEAR I4th & PERRY SITS.
Six rooms and bath. Hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights. West of 14th ST. One-car ga
rage. This can be bought for $500, on easy
terms.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Near the Circle-SI4,75o.
A beautiful Groom brick bungalow.
situated en- a small terrace. Is we'll built
throughout and both the plan and
architecture are very appealing. H.-wh.,
elec. lights. open fireplace, hardwood
floors. porch. pantry with built-in
frigerator and the finest built-in bath
room fixtures are some of the attractive
features. This is very reasonable
price and we can arrange terms.
PETWORTH-$7,5oo.
Hot-wate- heat. elec. lights. hardwood
floors, colonial style house, close to Ga.
ave. and Rock Creek Church road. This
is value that should be evident at a
glance. Let show you.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
$3.50.
Overlooking the Soldiers Home
ground and buildings this tapestry
brick home with big rooms sleeping
and breakfast porches. h.-w.h. and elec.
lights. makes q most appealing offer for
any one seeking a moderate priced prop
erty In high and refined location
There is a garage on the property. We
can arrange good terms.
ARMSLEIGH PARK-So, ,2so.
A trne colonial style house with 1--WE
rooms and bath in this rapidly increasing
addition to Chevy Chase is a real value
at this price. Concrete front and side
porch. breakfast and sleeping porches
with trees and shrubbery. Hard surface
street and paved alley. This house Is In
perfect condition and has among other
features a stone fireplace
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GENTLEMAN'S "IN TOWN" SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
LOCATED NEAR 10th STREET.
G & hss p large The ss % sauags % finished
o
CHEVY CHASE.
n S OF nd
most he mate The first
o
shower 5x125 Price, $4,000
Mt. PLEASANT-SI35oo
Residence Of colonial hIltin
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
= o
This Is exceptional at the price, $275o
WEBSTER STREET.
egh In and for
a
PETWORTH-$8o5o.
and in
GARDINER & DENT, Inc.
~ I4th Street NV. Main 1884
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Open for Inspection All Day
Sunday.
1916 18th st. n.w.-A modern home in one
of the best sections of Washington. contain
ing rooms and bath, sleeping and breakfast
porches. h.-w. heat and elec. lights: in first
class condition, having been newly papered
and painted throughout; deep back yard to
wide paved alley. This is a real bargain and
will not last long. do not fail to see it
Sunday. Terms can be arranged.
Open for Inspection All Day
Sunday.
1857 Taylor st. n.w.-This is an unusually
large Groom and bath house, with very large
upper and lower rear porches; also built-in
garage. This house In thoroughly modern,
with INV. heat and elec. lights. and is in
strictly frst-class condition. The price of
this property has just been reduced for i'm
mediate sale.
Open Sunday From 2 to e PM.
1874 Taylor st. n.w.-A beautiful home.
nearly new, of rooms and bath. h.-w heat
and elec. lights. breakfast and sleeping
porches; deep back yard to paved alley; ga
rage. This house is well arranged for .
families, and Ia frst-class condition. The
price is right and terms can be arranged.
Our representative will be at each of the
above houses.
L. B. & H. B. MOORE,
Exclusive Agents,
S30 Bond building Main 1xA7
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
DETACHED-PRICE, SI3soo
This beautiful Groom and tebath home containing
large bedrooms and every modern improvement including hot
heat electric lights club paor open eplaces
hardwood foors sleeping porces awnings and
terror that particularly pleasing be bought for
than much smaller houses bringing
I4h fine lot to paved alley
WEST CHEVY CHASE
PRICE, $3.50.
mem. Ss Rs 9 & s s lights I s as a @ s double % garage goa bin
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE SI4,Ooo
.. Completely detached pretis
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
PRICE, ST I,ooo.
% % meat % % @ pass assS hardwood floors
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $I1,5 500
type @ % @ IN . s1Sa s.d1 % I
eeetic lights ~ ~ -
K NEAR WARDMAN PARK INN.
PRICE, $1,000
TODAY'S BEST BUY.
s 1h % . st. nss s s. 5 sna fsn 'Gs s s % 3 3
STONE & FAIRFAX,
WASHINGTON AAiN -
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$500 Cash-Read This!
Owner and builder wishes to dispose Of the
last house In a row; will trade for lots OF
sell for $500 cnsh: large rooms. sleeping
porches, hardwood fioors cleo, h.-w.h.: garage
room; communicate Mt once; northwest Sec
tion only SS,250. Address Box 2J-Y, Star
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ContfuueA.

NEWTON ST.
West of f4th ct. Home of 10 rooms and
bath. Hot-water heat, electric lights; new
floors and plumbing. This house ID in perfect
condition and is priced low at S12, ,750.
VACANT.
Near Aadms Mill and Ontario roads. Six.
room and bath home with bay-window front.
Hot-wat heat. electric lights. Large sleeping
and breakfast porches. g1assed and screened.
House In perfect condition and very easy
terms Open Sunday from 10 am. to pm.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C..
Home containing ten rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights. About an acre
of ground. The price OF this has been re
dueed from $12,50O to $10,5oO for quick
sale
BETHESDA. MD.
Beautiful home rooms and bath; two-car
garage; lot 5Ox150; fruit trees and chicken
house, living room, 14126 Two squares from
car line. This home can be bought for
$3.50, on easy terms.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
I4oo New York Ave. Phone Main 16oo
MEMBER ESTATE BOARD wa" 4ooo
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s Rooms and Bath, Georgetown
Located in very good section; big rooms
and bath, h.-w. heat big yard and building
on the suitable for Pear garage.
This property is a real good home, and any
body looking for real good home should in
spect at once. Price only $4,000; reasonable
terms.
$500 Cash.
Dandy Groom and tiled bath house in Mt.
Pleasant; good front and rear porches; house
in fine condition: price. $6,s50: $500 cash, and
$55 per month covers all payments.
$500 Cash.
A 7-room house on Kennedy st. NV. "a
bedrooms, .hot-water heat, electricity; lot
2Ox20O to paved alley. Price, If sold at
once. $500.
Close to 18th St. and Spring Rd.
semi-detached house. has 8 big light rooms
bath. wonderful heating plant. cleo. sleeping
porch; part of End floor equipped for Ink:
double garage. This is rare bargain. Price
only $3.50.
SIDNEY A. RAYMOND.
Real Estate.
One Thomas Circle Main 1888
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CHEVY CHASE Md.

West Bradley lane; colonial brick house,
overlooking the Chevy Chase golf course;
unobstructed view Of the clubhouse, links and
surrounding county. Substantially built and
in frst-class condition, containing, first floor,
large entrance hall. reception hall. with open
fireplace; library sitting room, dining room,
buffers pantry and kitchen; second floor. IRE
bedrooms and two baths; has all modern i'm
provements. plumbing heating and lighting:
spacious grounds, 1001200; tHo-car brick ga
rage.
S2E 600
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Attractively located on Mckinley st. west
of Conn. ave; convenient to schools Sd
stores. Well built, semi-detached frame.
rooms and baths; all modern improvements;
has gas and electricity and hot-warer heat,
the lot is 30x135 It. TO q 15-foot alley; oAA-
car garage; owner will allow inspection ~
permit and will give immediate possession -
purchaser
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$4,000.

| SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS.
Located on 18th ST., north of R: 3-story
brick. containing rooms, bath and toilet;
Las gas and latrobe heat; lot is about 17xS3
TT; building could be economically con-
verted.
SIo,5oo.
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7. EDWARD LEWIS,
Main 55l. Gle 18th st. NV
A GOOD BUY

A GOOD BU 7.
Near 14th and Meridian SITS. n.w.-$13, 500.
Brick home Of rooms. 4 bedrooms, bath,
h.-w.h., gas and electricity; house is semi
detached, with a 2-car garage to an alley;
cellar, porches front and rear.
DAVID Z. BARRY, ,saa Ma'n r. st seon.
Near First and E SITS. Sc.
Sixroom brick house. with bath, hot-water
heat, gas and double garage. Price only
Is, 900 for a quick sale.
9Th St. NE. Above H St.
six-room brick house, with bath, cellar.
colonial porch, furnace heat. electric lights;
room for garage; nice location; white neigh
borhood. Price, $4,000. Terms arranged.
East WASHINGTON Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1855. 40 9Th vt. ne.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
-Incorporated-
738 18th Street NV
Consult Our Sales Department
ON LAMONT ST

West Of 17th and convenient to the car
line. splendid 3-story brick, consisting of IL
rooms and baths; has all modern improve
hot water. The lot is 20 #. front, l05 IT.
deep t2,loo So ft.) to 20foot alley. This
property is occupied by the owner and 10 in
nrst-class condition. Can be inspected by an
appointment at any time to suit prospective
purchaser
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ON S ST. NV.

Immediately west Of v. II. ave-. south side;
3 stories, brick, containing IL rooms and
dining room. kitchen and pantry; 2nd floor,
large bedrooms; 3rd floor. large bed
rooms: has gas and electricity and h0t-water
heat; lot is 231ax91Ia feet to 12-foot alley:
brick garage for cars, with water. light and
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$2o,5oo.

ON Q ST. NV.
Between 18th and N H. ave, north side;
an excellent brick, containing IL rooms;
hardwood floors and baths; property is In
unusually good condition: lighted by gas and
electricity and heated by hot water. Lot is
20 IT. front by 100 IT. deep to 15-ft alley;
Pear garage.
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$1,000.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Very desirably located on Kanavha r..
west of Conn. ave-, elegant new detaEs&d
house containing rooms and baths; LGge
living room. with open fireplace; many sew
and attractive features; has electricity and
hut-water heat and instantaneous hot-water
heater; large lot 90xS0. with garage.
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FOR COLORED,

Bargain-Mt. Pleasant.
A two-story brick house, one block from
10th and Columbia road: contains rooms with
bath and shower: hardwood floors throughout;
all modern Improvements; built by Breuninger
Can be purchased on easy terms
Ashmead Place.
Near Connecticut Ave.
A very attractive ten-ro and three ba tn
house; three large sleeping porches; all mod
ern improvements: garage. Could easily be
converted into apartments. See for ap-
pointment.
Park Place.
Overlooking Soldiers Home.
beautiful six-room and bath brick house,
with all modern improvements. This can be
bought on very reasonable terms Immediate
possession.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons.
706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140
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Main $3.50.
10th ST. Sc.
JARRETT PARK. MD.

Beautiful country home, conveniently To-
Gated; delightful surroundings; convenient to
schools and churches and accessible to thu
city. Good frame building. excellent repair.
containing nine rooms; large front porch and
sleeping porch; has numerous outbuildings:
chicken house, garage and about an acre Of
ground; great variety of shade and fruit
trees; owner will give possession; mortgage
of 5000; requires S., 900 cash.
Evening star., 1923-04-07
ON r ST. NV.

ON K 81. NV.
Immediately west of Connecticut ave; a
very desirable and attractive 3-story brick
house in Al condition. containing 8 rooms
and baths; has gas and electricity and is
heated by furnace. Lot Is about 17xi00 #.
to a 12-ft. alley; brick garage for one car.
Cr6 roo
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17
.HUP MOBILE HAS
new COUPE
At SHOW
Latest Model Completes Line
Which Comprises Seven
Distinctive Cars.
A new 1923 Hupmoblle model. a

A new 1923 Huprnobile model, q
two-passenger coupe. has just been
announced by officials Of the Hupp
N tor Car Corporation and is being
shown at the Automobile Show for
the first time.
The new model completes the
Hupmobile 1923 line which now In.
cludes seven cars. These are the
touring, roadster, four-passenger
coupe, sedan and the recently an.
nounced special touring and spe.
cial roadster.
The new coupe attracted consid.
cradle attention the first day II was
exhibited. 1t is one Of the few
brand new models not heretofore
shown. and Is intended to meet the
requirements Of three distinct classes
OF buyers. These are the statesmen
who wants small, thoroughly well
built car that will give comfortable
| and dependable transportation in all
| weather; the owner who wants the
intimate type OF car best found in
one OF the two passenger types. and
the person who desires q car easy
to handle and park.
Hupmobile officials say that a
considerable demand for the two.
passenger coupe has arisen from
owners of much higher priced cars
who wish such model as a second
car.
The new model 10 of the regular
Hupmobile closed car construction.
~ On announced In q Orayn, v.o ,ary S4nx
ment, being both attractive and
| very well built.
Doors are unusually wide. A
single seat. heavily upholstered, ex
tends completely across the car
Particular emphasis is laid on the
large compartment at the rear, con
| tanning seventeen cubic feet OF
carrying space, sufficient for a
large amount Of luggage. A smaller
space behind the seat provides room
for packages and similar articles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17

refrigerator FOR his supper, as she
II going downtown to practice
skating.
And young benedicts who stay out
late are no longer necessarily. at the
Elks Ok the billiard paflor: they are
just as often one Of an army OF
other skaters gliding along the State
road in the moonlight.
So how can Governor EiIzer per.
sist in his statement that the ex.
State highway board wasn't worth
its salt? Didn't they give the
skaters the miles and miles OF. good
surface for roller skating2 The
other day q lad from Deerfield
slkated all the way from Camden to
his home, q distance Of over thirty
miles.
That IL how that, in Bridgeton,
the movies and dancing became alb
solutely passe. That rose.siIk dane
ing frock and those simply "too-
sweet" satin pumps are discarded
while both Miss Sub-Deb and her
elder sister hop into their custom
built Knockers and pull on shaggy
sweaters and taIns.
To every one by the sour-hearted
motorists the innovation IL refresh
ing and reyiving.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17
GAR DESIGNERS
EL|V|||VAT
BRASS
REQ Among First to Discard
Useless Trappings, Says
]. B. TreW.

When motor cars were first IN.
troduced and for some years after.
ward the sn1artness Of the equip
ment was judged by the area Of
brass exposed. Yards OF brass tub
ing extended from the horn bulb
to the horn itself. Huge gas lamps,
Windshield frames, gear and brake
levers and other parts were all
finished in brass and required
hours OF labOrious polishing to
keep them slightly.
The designers further decorated
the car by installing as many hand
stand. Entrance and exit were
made precarious. and to enter or
leave the car gracefully required
considerable training as q contor-
Itionist and wrestler.
The brass trimmed cars OF those
early days looked mighty fine then, !"
says >. B. Trew OF the Trew Motor
Company, ssbut we laugh at them
now, for brass has gone out Of
style for automobile enlbellish-
ment. Black enamel and paint or
nickel plating have replaced it. and
the assortment Of hand levers has
been considerably reduced.
II remember the sensation caused
BY REQ when the first left-hand
drive REQ appeared. Nowadays
the right-iAnd drive is q hack num-
Der. 1T all goes to show that the
public soon becomes accustomed 10
improvements.
REQ was also 3 pioneer. IN elin1i-
mating all unnecessary trappings on
the exterior OF the car. This re-
suited in more room and comfort
for the driver and passengers and
easier control Of the car.
.sThe REQ dual control arrange.
nient il, we believe, the highest de-
velopment that has been produced
so far. When quick stop is nee
essary both pedals are simply
pressed down, thus releasing the
clutch and applying both service
ana emergency brakes at the same
time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17
cspvisAs. 1873. y IsgI F..su. s.yis.. j..

who does bodily harm to another
may face q damage award by
Jury that win absolutely ruin him.
30 we say that liability insurance
II the most important Of all and
the nnotoriet might better 80 with
out any other form Of profession
than this one.
In buying liability insurance the
car owner viii find that the mini
mum policy Il what Is known as
the $6,O0O-S1O 900. This ii really
not enough coverage In view 81
present-day damage awards. The
car owner may obtain $40 ,o00-$zO,.
900, or even higher limits IN
liability insurance for only q frac.
ton additional In his premiums,
We advise all car owners to take
generous ooverage in the liability
classification. Better be safe than
sorry, never applied with any more
force than 1t does with regard to
liability protection.
fCopyrigl1t, 1874. by international Tea
ture Service, Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17

age from floss Of USE This means
that II his car damages another We
hicles, the insurance company agrees
to stand the expense Of providing
the injured motOrtst with e vehicle
while his own Is In the repair shop.
And finally comes liability In.
surance. without which no prudent
man will even take & car out onto
the road. Liability insurance pro-
tects the car owner against damage
suits that may arise from his
having done bodily harm to another
person. At the present time IL Is
no uncommon matter to hear of
juries awarding damages to the ex.
tent of $4,000 or $30, 900 to people
who have been injured by motor
cars. Thus the motorist who loses
his car by fire or theft. who has
his vehicle damaged through his
own fault or does injury TO an.
other mans car, has to face q
certain loss. vet 1t is limited by the
value Of the vehicle. But the man
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-17
TESTING TRACK
now THING
Of PAST
Work Formerly Done on Oval
Is Now Performed in
Laboratory.

Fifteen or twenty years ago, no
automobile factory was complete
without its own little private test
ing track, according to Joseph
Trew Of the Trew Motor Company,
REQ distributor here. Just as soon
as q car left the assembly line
or the equivalent of the line as
we know today-it was run out
onto the oval track and made to
demonstrate it's ability to actually
go by itself.
How much real value the test
ing track was in those days is pure
ly matter Of conjecture. Today
1t is 80 unnecessary as to be
practically obsolete. No track test
or road test can prove a car is
good for 100000 miles or more, un-
less it is actually driven that dis
lance. The best 1t can do is to
demonstrate brake operation, gear
shifting, steering and few minor
phases. and practically all OF these
can be tested indoors.
Nowadays, cars are tested before
they are built. The oval track has
given place to the laboratory.
Through science, chemistry and
metaIlurgy. plus rigid systems OF
inspection, such factors as depend.
ability. speed and longevity can be
largely predetermined. In an in
dustry where machining limits Of
.0001 inch are common, and where
performance Of product is a matter
of mathematical calculation, quality
can be determined by a track test
just as carefully as the accuracy
Of a watch can be proved by
swinging it around ON its chain.
The REQ Motor Car Company
was among the first to abandon the
track and adapt the more coldly
precise scientific methods. Today
the REQ testing department is one
of the most interesting corners Of
the mammoth Lansing factory, and
serves as a model for the entire
industry. Thoroughness Is typified
by the fact that all raw materials
are subjected to a complete chem
ical laboratory analysis, even in
Guiding such materials as paints,
oils, varnishes and other supplies.
real IcSLS1 AOWcNCA1 UcSAH "hcH
the different parts are finished.
The equipment used for this pur-
pose ranges from the delicate photo
micrograph, used for determining
the structure of steel, to ponderous
BurneIl machines which determine
the hardness Of metals. All told
the apparatus used for the many
tests represents an investment run.
ming well into six figures, and is
the most scientific and accurate
that money can buy.
An accurate description Of the
multitudinous operation, together
with illustrations necessary to gain
an intelligent idea of their signif.
icance. would take fair size book,
so not even a general description
could be tempted here. But the
words OF a college professor. who
recently visited the REQ factory,
sum UP results Of careful testing.
He said: You could not build Reos