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Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
'INQUIRING REPORTER" GETS
VIEWS OF LOCAL RESIDENTS

his brow and looked reminiscent.
"Big pines,' he murmured-" cool
water-good fishing-sleep under
the stars" The reporter began TO
vision the picture her self. ''Go
on. she urged.
"You know" Mr.. Nash broke
off abruptly. 81 think old what's
his-name-Omar the Tentmaker had
about the best idea Of a perfect va.
cation after ali. don t yono'
Judge Kendall Perkins saw the
reporter coming and tried to dodge
but he didn't have anv luck.
"What is vour idea of perfect
vacation.' she demanded.
Judge Perkins hesitated. "'lr
view of the fact that anything
say can be used against me. h
said con advice of counsel
think had better refuse to make
a statement. The renorter wait
ed, mcneil poised and the Judge
capitulated. eff there ism ?
catch in " 9nvwhnre. he said eau
tious'v. "I'll tell YOU right now
nv idea Of a perfect vacation is to
get somewhere where nv creditore
don t know where ! am And be
fore the reporter had chance to
make any comment the Judge was
hurrying down thn street.
DR.. n. F. Dupont waved the re-
porter away.
"Oh. I couldn t tell vou'' he p~
claimed "and don't believe Won >
nrint it if did. I know thouoh -
he added darkly, and walked away
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

The Inquiring Reporter was still
thinking about the ocean and the
cool breezes on top Of the noun
tains when she went out 10 do her
interviewing last night, go she
close question that "matched
her thoughts.
What is Your Idea CT Perfect
vacation?
Fred Nuttall was enjoying a bot
Gle Of East Side but ae ohlig-
inely stopped putting it inside long
enough to discuss the Question with
the reporter.
"Mv idea Of a perfect vacation"
he said deliberately, sis t. have
plenty of money to spend, no wor-
RES. and time enough for my wife
and I to visit beaches. mountains
and wherever fancy might lead un-
til we were really ready to come
home
"What a wonderful husband he
must be- the reporter thought as
she wrote down the interview; and
mavbe she only ina agined that by
stander who had "listened in' muir
INJURED something about "talking
for publication as she moved
away.
"My idea Of perfect vacation -
declared H. l.. (Joe) Bush sis a
trout stream, cool mountains, a
few good companions and no news
papers"
"Not even the Press" asked the
reporter.
"Not even the Press Joe re-
iterated. "When I take a vacation
I want complete change. and the
wav the words were spoken the re-
porter noticed strong accent on
the word complete.
Don c. Bitter said he objected to
being interviewed on the street co."
uer-but finally waived the point
""d told the renortcr that his idea
Of a perfect vacation was to get
aboard one of the Dollar steamships
"nd just keep going until it came
back.
"A long ocean VOYAGE he said.
is my idea of wonderful time.
| We planned it time and time again
but have never managed to find
the time to do it. | don think
anything offers the possibilities of
adventure and-well we II let it
stand at adventure that ship
and the ocean does.
Traffic Officer kirkland not only
knew just what he would like to
do for perfect vacation, but he
declared that he is going to do it
before such very long time.
d rather go hunting in Mex
leo than anything else,' he enthus.
ed. "Take gang-you know-and
plenty of provisions and things,
and just hunt and fish as much as
you want to. ~
Wouldn t United States hunting
answer the purpose asked the re.
porter.
"Oh, it would be all right. -
Kirk answered, "but you asked
about n perfect vacation-so l guess
| II stick to Mexico.'
w, R. Conway looked so cool and
comfortable with the air from the
Barbara Worth's new cooling sys-
tenn blowing on him that he hardly
seemed in need of vacation.
'lf l could have the kind of a
vacation ] would like he said,
I'D go to San Diego and find n
place whore the ocean breezes
would blow on me--and sleep for at
least "a hours"
And then--'' prompted the
reporter
And then," said Mr.. Conway,
- d let my conscience be nv
guide, but no open silent spaces for
me. | like the bright lights all the
time
T, D. Nash, court clerk, wiped
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rodriguez Martinez. Enrique
Rodriguez, u native of Mexico and
resident of FL Centre. Elosa Marti-
nez, Il, native of Mexico and resi-.
dent Of FL tehcro.
Coe- kchoc. jess Coe. 80, native
"f Kansas ana resident of Brawley.
Fora kehoe, 2l native of Washing
ton and resident of Brawley.
Bruek Mayer. Earle Bruck, 81,
native of Ohio and resident Of Los
Angeles. Agatha Mayer, 20, native
Of Ohio and resident of Los An,
grlcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
Burglar Given
Stiff Sentence
BY United Press Leased Wire

NE" YORK. July os.-Boston
Billy Williams, gentleman burglar,
was sentenced today to SO years in
the penitentiary for burglary and
larceny. He was Il second offend
er
Williams, whose real name is
James Monohan, pleaded guilty to
robbing the Jesse Livermore home
on Long Island of $l00,0 900 in jew
elry.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

The women are taking to flying,
say the public prints. How can they
ever resist the temptation to pry
into the air pockets'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Maybe one of the reasons why so
many marriages fail is that the
bride never gets used to boiled
onions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
Hay InGuraNcs. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co, El Cen,rO, Cal. 6Os Main St
pdone 100 adv

PaGilla Trial August 4-Juan Pa.
dilla. charged with escaping from
an officer of the law, was arraign
ed before Judge /. Mayfield this
morning. The ease was set down
for preliminary hearing on August
4 at 3 O'Clock. The prisoner was
remanded to the county Jail in de
fault Of $1,000 bail. Padilla is ac-
cuscd Of having escaped from the
chain gang on July ~ He was
serving time on 4 conviction for
petty larceny.
DR.. A. B. C1nseo, Dentist. TX.
traction specialist. DAVIS Bldg.
Evenings oy appointment. Phone
sSW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
Meet Me at Steve 3.
adj

Case Again Continued.-Hearing
on the order to show cause in the
case of Pearl Mckinney against
sherman Mckinney, which was con,
tinued until today after some testi-
mony had been heard a week ago,
was pat over until October II when
it came up before Judge A. c. Fin
ncy in superior court, department
two, this morning. Appearance in
the case was made by James Glass
ford, attorney for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

leaving a feeling of mystery in the
air.
IT wonder whether I might max,
daily question out of it the re
porter mused, and went back to hel
desk to think it over.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Chinese Under ArTest-Yen Jcn,
a Chinese WAS arrested at Ncst
Prland late yesterday afternoon hv
spectors Locar and Cook. The
isoner is charged with having
egallv entered the United States
rec days ago. The alien will be
|keu TO Les Angeles today for a
airing on deportation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
Jones May Not
Defend Title
!.y United Press Leased Wire

on BOARD S. s. AQCITAN' \
July 2S.-Bobbv Jones, star golfer
may not be able to defend the Brit
iSh open championship which he wo"
recently at st. Andrews, he said at
. luncheon OH board given today III
his honor by the rotary club.
This trip am completing,
Jones said in short talk, "was
Just a vacation. Next year things
win be different. | must put busin-
ess ahead of the game
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County---
IGEGgGIG@EN NE9@AgEE9REEHNNM HNNMTaRRRNlMHRaRngI

lI@9gla lalEGIGi lI1' 'l6l' lllllli ll
new books for the Seeley brancl
and transacting other business il
connection with the library system
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Baptist Get-together. - Members
the Baptist Sunday school and
|irch are reminded of the get to-
her meeting to be held tomorrow
|ht at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Grafton in the Acacia dis
|tt Those planning to attend are
fed to meet at the church at
BO and 90 out i'll Il body, in order
Ft there will be transportation
everyone. 1t is planned to have
musical program. Light refresh
gnts will be served and games will
IKE the evening pass merrily.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Women Want Jury Trial.-Jury
al in the cases Of Maria Aguiree
id Gonaeia MARTINEZ was set for
|lgust % by Judge Perkins this
|Prning. The two women were ar
|Fted about 10 days ago, charged
tn vagrancy, and entered pleas
not guilty to the charges. They
IRE released under 800 bail each
he defendants were represented in
urt this morning by Frank Birk
user.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
Meet Me at Steve 5.
ad v

Text Books rrive.-The new
Xt books adopted by the Board of
iucation for public schools next
ar have arrived according to
bunty Librarian Roman. This
ould be good news to the young
Iers who will have to begin worry
/ z about reading, geography anl
.tn!netlc III Il couple OF months.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. ReA.
Co., Fl Centro, Cal. Cos Main OF.
hone 100 adv
/ Gets Books for Library Mrs.
peel Noel, custodian of the county
'rary ut Srcley is in RI Centro to.
y for the purpose of securing
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
HARTMAN TRUNKS

Have already started from our
store OIL long trips to the Orient,
Europe and South America, as
well as extended American
tours.
They were selected because Of
their sturdy and convenient
construction and elegant ap-
pearance.
Prices Range Prom $45.OO to
$500.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Hay Insurance. EDGAR Bros. Real
4 Co., III Centre. Gal. 60s Main St
bone l6U .dv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28

Keep Healthy. brink Paul . Lem
aue. lis pure. Pickwiek Stages
fpot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-28
AUTO TRAVELLERS

And vacationizts travelling by
car will find an auto trunk here
that will keep clothes from be-
ing crushed.
They are compactly built, yet
roomy enough for the entire
party's apparel.
Prices range from Sf'oo to
S26.50.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
BIB MEETING PLANNED . FUR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

All persons interested in baseball, whether they are members of the Seward Athletic Club or not, are asked to attend the big meeting at the s A. c. hall on Monday night at o'clock. The purpose of this gathering is to get baseball in Sew ard under way With the growing importance of the Port of Seward the need of a ball club is vital.
 But first the grounds must be put in shape and that can only be done by the assistance from the public in general, baseball players, fans and other kind-hearted folk. The s. \. C., thanks to the Fire Department, has sum slightly over $50 in the kitty" to be used expressedly for Lu6 purpose Ol lIe Dd-l SlOuLuS. This amount, augmented by beef and brawn, will suffice
 Last year an excellent start was made but a poor finish. The work this spring can be picked up where it was dropped last summer and car ried through successfully within a month providing, ahem, -the neces- sary beef and brawn turn out twice week
 The Signal Corps boys will turn out to man; members of the s. A. c have also signified their steadfast cooperation.
 Never before in the history of the lefty has there been so much material for two or three speedy baseball teams A little work and little cash will make lot of fun for the remainder of the season.
 Don't forget the time and the place Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
MORE ON CH|CACOAN
Continued from Page 4.)

hear the appeal for more enthusiastic residents rather than summer tourists. The people of the States must have it pounded into them that Alaska is something more than a place of ex- hausted gold, seething with fish and everlasting snow.
 To say word concerning my inn pression of the people in Alaska, l find that this Territory is another melting pot, including the ignorant, unhealthy and weakling degenerates that is found in other melting pots of they world. They are a few strays of this type, but they don't last long and are soon gone. The real inhabi-
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21

tants are courteous, exceedingly con- genial, and find that Diogenes would smash his lamp and jump with glee crying out: At last | have found a land where people are really honest" hearts as big as a barn door and just as broad. To put it short, the wild days of the Alaskan barroom are long since gone and forgotten, with today giving us a people with characteristics that are found in the greatest of all, the quick-witted, broad-minded and in- telligent people of the world
 Truly, I love Alaska and all that's in it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
GOES TO NUkA BAY TONIGHT

Captain Berger and his good ship Discoverer leave tonight for Nuka Bay and will return tomorrow after noon MT. Barnett, mill man with the Alaska Hills Mine Company, will be the only passenger down 10 the quartz camp.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
RIVER CAPTAIN ARRIVING

w. F. Hoelscher, captain of the Yukon river boat operated by the Northern Commercial Co.,, between Marshall and St. Michael, should be among those disembarking today from the s. s. Northwestern. Capt. Hoelscher has been in the States the past winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
EXCELLENT FUR SEASON

The past season in the Illiamna district for fur has been exception ally good, writes a subscriber to the Gateway The light snow fall, ap- parently, did not effect the situation.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21
WILL FLY TO NOME

It is reported that aviator Cros- son, chief pilot of the Fairbanks Airplane Company of Fairbanks, pioneer plane company of the Inter- for, plans making flight to Nome next week.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21

Developing, printing, enlarging, hand coloring in oil. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21

Incense and Incense Burners. Schal lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-21

Let's go to the Liberty!
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
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New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

TWO tenement house off Windsor avenue Hartford. Would exchange for New Bril- tain property or suburbs or for chick en farm on state road. Inquire IS Bar hour St. Wilson Station, Wilson Conn
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

VANCE ST.-Near shuttle Meadow Ave. brand new room cottage: sun porch. fireplace, 1 car garage. Just the house you were looking for. Price and terms to suit you. Rabinow- -Raschkow Real Estate Co.,, 503 Main St. Phone ltle.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

SPORTING GOODS. fishing tackle and hunting supplies at the Economy Sport shop, l5 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

LAMPS of every description. Bridge. floor, desk, boudor. bed and hall lights In all the wanted shades at less than anywhere in the state. John A. An. drews 6. Co.,. Inc. l32 Main tS.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING OUTFIT S and fancy Mazda bulbs Barry X Bam- forth. 19 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

SMOKE STANDS AND CABINETS, metal and wood. Pretty designs at s1.25 up Idpman's 525-527 Main St. SMOKING STANDS in all styles and fin ishes. Buy them at Doyle's Furniture O., 800 Main s.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

PROSPECT ST. 4S--7 room tenement. steam heat all Improvements. 7nd floor, Inquire lst floor. Phone l43-2
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

IF YOU run short of cash you may bor-
 row from sl0 10 $500 here. Phoenix
 Finance Corp, sos Main St.. United BuLlLing OpNn 2 q. n. 10 h 30 F. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS that are different. Large variety to select from, including all the latest novelties Select yours while the assortment Ia complete. The R. M. Hall Co. Wall paper-paint novelties. l7s-IS3 Arch St. Aurora agents.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

WEST SIDE-Brand new steam heated 5 family house with every improve ment. Terms can bs arranged Loek- wood. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

WEST ST.-3 family house Price 1s.- 500. Cash sl,0oo. All Improvements Peter Denuzze. 47s Main St. Tel. l343 or 5ii2-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Iier-GS-A

MAKE your gift real gift, Buy them homr You know they want one. We make 1t possible. Adrian Home & Mortgage Co. 2G9 Main St. Room 3c1
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

NORTH BURRITT ST, SS7-s rooms modern improvements. 2ud and Srd floors. Also garage. Rent very reason able
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

FOUR room apartment, steam heated janitor service. convenient to shopping and business center. Very modern. Rent 0nlE S5l Phone 25io.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

MAKE IT A FURNITURE CHRIST
 MAS" Make your home festive with 3 parlor. dining room or bedroom suite
 Small down payment as low S9S makes 1t yours at Doyles, 500 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

PLANNILLE, 22 CHURCH ST-4 rooms with Improvements. Call on promises or phone 4S-5
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcnemcnts

Apartments and Tcnemcnts 89 ARCH ST. l7Q-G rooms steam heat furnished. C. J. Leroux, 17i Arch St.
 Phone 9o4.
 ASioRtA-3 and room apartments,
 Closet to each room; furnished or un- furnished; steam heated; continuous
 hot water, tile bath. shower. 1o2 Pros pect St.
 BUELL. ST. i5--Desirable room apart mcnt in family house with fire place and steam heat. Rent reasonable CAMP ST, ll0-5 rooms, modern i'm provements Rent reasonable. Adults preferred.
 CHURCH ST. 64-5 rooms. light and pleasant, steam heat Rent reason able Adkins, 66 Church St. COR. STANLEY AND WHITING SITS rooms. Jrd floor, with or without garage. Apply 526 Stanley St. Phone 12G3.
 CORNER FAIRVIEW AND PLEASANT STS'--5 rooms, all Improvements One
 months rent free. Call l647 after 6 D. m.
 COR. VANCE AND MONROE sTs.-5 room flat, all modern, fireplace gar age. Rent reasonable. Phone Hartford 6-3SeG.
 DWIGHT ST. 45-5 rooms, all Improve ments, steam heat Is furnished. Rent
 reasonable. Call 1929, EAST ST. 4l7-l room tenement, all i'm provements. One month free. Call after p. m, End floor. FNRN1EW ST, l42--6 room tenement, all Improvements steam heat. Apply on premises or phone S1eS-J. FOUR room arartingnf S.rap he,,a,I janitor service; convenient to shopping and business center Very modern. Rent
 only s55. Phone 25i2. iENItN ST, l51-5 room tenement in new house. All Improvements, rteam heat. Price reasonable. LYONS ST, 63--5 room apartment, all Improvements; with garage. Phone 154e.
 LYONS ST, 9S-Apartment of 5 rooms. hot running water. steam heat. Inquire 2nd floor or phone S9so or o39l.
 MAIN Sr.--S room apartment. steam heated. Reasonable rent if taken at once. Apply Vogue Shoe Shop. MAPLE ST, 27S-3 room tenement Rent
 very reasonable. Apply 2Cs Maple St. NORTH BuRRITT ST, 3S7-s rooms. modern Improvements eud and Srd floors. Also garage. Rent very reason able.
 NORTH ST.--4 and room apartments,
 steam heat, ho; running water At yoar own reasonable price, Cohn Elm St PARK ST.---s and 6 room apartments steam heat, hot running water. At your
 own reasonable price. tohn, Elm St. pLAlNEILLE-Te Tenement at lI3 Broad 1 St. All modern Improvements. Call on premises or E. Bossi, l5i Lake Ave. Bristol, Conn,
 PLAINyIILE, P CHuKCH ST rooms with Improvements. Cal on promises
 or phone 42-5. PROSPECT ST, N room tenement. steam heat, all Improvements, 2nd
 floor, Inquire 1st floor. Phone 143-a ROBERTS ST, 7l--Five rooms. 2nd floor, all modern. Rent very reason
 able Hot air heat. Apply srd floor. SOUTH BCRRITT, l04-ConvenIent to car
 line, nIco section. Modern 5 room tene-
 mcnt. Rent reasonable. Call 31s7-w. KOCNY HILL AVE. 37-i large rooms:
 garage If desired. New house. Inquire
 1g2 Kelsey St, Phone 5S?.
 SEXTON DRIVE. BELYlDERE-7 room
 bungalow. Oak floors and trim. Fire
 place. huiit-in bookcases, car gar.
 age. Tel. 25l1.1S.
 SOUTH HIGH ST, 5a-Apartmcnt of |
 rcoms with latest improvements. Heat
 garage and tnnitor service. Phone 1927. STANLEY ST. 447--5 rooms, modern im-
 proYcments, hardwood floors. Srd floor SUMMER ST. 2S-5 room apartment,
 nll modern improvements, steam heat.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

CLOSED CAR MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. SEE THE NEW DESIGNS AND MODELS. ALBRO MOTOR SALES co, 225 ARCH ST TEL. 260.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

ROBERTS ST, 7l--Five rooms. 2na
 floor, all modern. Rent very reason- nhln. Hot air heat. Apply Srd floor
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
Gifts For Him-8S-B

WATCH CHAINS AND KNIVES of high grade gold flled or ls kt. gold s % and up. Himberg X Horn, 3so Main St. end 10 R, R. Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For fiirn--6S-R

COGSWEl.L CHAIES. beautiful new pat terms. Very low prices MacKay & Wal'in. 6% Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

PARK ST.--o and room apartments
 steam heat. hot running water. At your own reasonable price. Cohn, Elm St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

MAIN Sf.--S room apartment. steam heated. Reasonable rent If taken at once. Apply Vogue Shoe Shop.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

NORTH ST.--t and room apartments steam heat, ho; running water, At yoar own reasonable price. Cohn Elm St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

PLAlNNILLE-Tere at ll3 Broad St. All modern Improvements. Call on premises or B. Bossi, l5i Lake Ave. Bristol. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

LYONS ST, 9S-Apartment of rooms hot running water. steam heat. Inquire End floor or phone S990 or o39l.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

MAPLE ST, 27S-3 room tenement. Rent vory reasonahle. Apply 2G9 Manle St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

LlNWOOD ST.--New three family brick and stucco house. Blk rooms and sun porch to each floor; three car Karlse. Fest Of workmanship and material throughout. Priced reasonably. Rabinov- Raschkow Real Estate Co.,, 303 Main St. Phone 1870.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

SOUTH BURRlTT, l04-Convenlent to car line, nico section. Modern 5 room tene- mcut. Rent req asonahle. Gail 31q7-W.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

LYONS ST, 6S-5 room apartment all Improvements; with garage. Phone 15i4.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

ROCKY HILL AVE. 37-4 large rooms: garage If desired. New house. Inquire 100 Kelsey pbpus
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

SEXTON DRIVE, BELNlDERE-T room bungalow. Oak floors and trim. Fire place. huit-in bookcases, car gar, n..n NnI oS11 I
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

itoN XIV ELL AVE. l24-LarEe Earags to rent. SOa3o. Suitable for trucks. repair or storage. Phone 1l59
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

SOUTH HIGH ST, 5a-Apartmcnt of
 rcoms with latest improvements. Heat,
 garage and janitor service. Phone 1927 STANLEY ST, 447--5 rooms. modern im- proYcments hardwood floors. Srd floor SUMMER ST, @3-5 room apartment. nll modern Improvements, steam heat.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

GIFTS OF PERMANENCY are those
 chosen from our large and up to the minute stock. Lipmans. 525-527 Main
New Britain herald., 1927-12-17

HENIil ST, l5l-5 room tenement in neW house All improvements, rteam heat. Price reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

That gasoline is one of the most eff
fective seals? Any one who has tried
to remove plug from the bottom of
gasoline tank or to take apart a car
buretor knows this. 1t is a fortunate
situation in one respect but an unfor-
tunate one in another. Because gasO-
limo makes parts tight, it prevents
leakage, but at the same time 1t great
~ increases the possibility of damag-
ing any part when an attempt is
made to remove plugs or loosen con-
nectionS.
That it is possible to fake the per-
Torrance of an engine by filling it up
with a jelly.like oil and by allowing
very little clearance at the valve tap.
pets as we'll as by careful adjustment
of the carburetorr This is n rtIse some
times used by INSCRIPTIONS persons
In unloading a used car.
That cheap tube mendng is poor
economy, particularly with balloon
tires? This is because air pressure is
so much lower. When tubes held so.
60 or 20 pounds of air. it sometimes
was possible to put on a very amateur
ish patch. the internal pressure fore
ing the patch to spread out on q
very effective seal between tube and
shoe Nowadays with the low pressure
tires the tube does not press as tightly
against the inside Of the shoe. Also
both shoe and tube flex a great deal
more. with the result that patch
will not hold unless put on perfectly.