davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
HL,ADANA K1snHA tisicim

HL'ADANA KNEHA tisicimi
Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu! Chra-
meme tajnosti konecne vyjavene v
obdivuhodnej knihe ''Tainosh DO
sorstva',, alebo ''Kniha rrfrody =
Svstovych Tajnosti". Bolo VAN
povedane toto a tamto o bosor-
stve, tajnostiach, kdzlu, caroch
atd'. Teraz pc prvy raz mozete
'sa vSetky tieto veci doznat', kto-
re boly tajene "a yel'a sto rokov.
Kniha opisuje vyse 600 rozlicnych
veci. DONATE sa pravdu a "a.
chradte sa Cd praci diabla Ne.
bud tie v temnosti, ale objednajte
81 td knihu hned', pokial' neza'
budnete, a presvedcte sa sami
Stojf len $500 postou a m6Sete
ju dostat' len jedine u :EtTATRA'
Box 1861 City Hall P. o., New
York, N. Y. : ss(6)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
sLOvAK zvffAzIL
v zAvODENf s 20

Pan Martin j. Lesnak, tajomnlk
Okresneho Sboru Slovenskej In
gy, usilovnik cinovnik spolkovy a
jednatel' Ohio Life Insurance Co.
odcestoval vo stvrtok do Colum-
bus, Ohio, ma konvenciu jednate-
l'ov tejto poist 'ujucej spolocnosti,
ably 81 tam wal vyhru $4,000,
ktoru spolocnost' vypisala pre- to-
ho jednatepa, ktory distrikte,
zahrnujdcom Pittsburgh Youngs
town, najviac zaplateneho obcho-
du napisal v minulom roku. Tych-
to zavodov mohli sa s1castnit' len
jednatelia, ktori pisu rocne vyse
100000 asekuracneho obchodu.
Takych jednatePov ma spoloc-
most v tOmto dlstrlkte ~ a me-
dzi mimi zvit 'azil pan Lesnak.
TO je zaiste pekne dosazenie pre-
Slovaka a my mu vrele gratulu-
jeme. Pan Lesnak zdrzl sa CO.
lumbus do 2. februara. V poist'o-
vatel 'skom obchode je uz styri
roxy, "a ktory cas- poistil asi 600
Slovakov ma obnos tri-stvrte mi
Iona dolarov. V poslednom roku
spo1oenost' Ohio Life vyplatila tu,
prostrednictvom p. Lesnaka $4,000
smrtnych podp6r slovenskym vdo-
yam. -..t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
WHooPEE

"Whoopee" je memo naJnovseJ
hudobnej produkcie Florenz Zleg-
Zelda, ktora je hrana New Yor-
ku. Hudobni kritikovia odusevne-
ne vital prve predstavenie. TO Je
zas jeden zdar pre- Mr.. Ziegfelda,
lxtory je znamy co "oslavovatel'
americkeho dievcat a -. Florenz
Ziegfeld je najprednejslm sudcom
krasy. On zna, re pre- modernn
krasu vyzaduje sa stlhla postava
Una, ze fajcenie Lucky je lepsie
ako jedenie tucniacich sladkosti
medzi iedlami. Nebezpecie mad
vahy je ohrozenim zien, ktort
chcu byt' m6dne. Mr.. Negfeld to-
to hovorf Q Lucky Strike cigare
tach:
stMnohe dieycata Y mojich pred
staveniach pytaly sa ma, ako sa
najistejsie udrzia stihlymi. ia i'm
vzdy poyiem q Vezmite 81 Lucky
ked' vam ide chuf ma sladkosti
To je nail jl'ahsi sposob uchranit
sa pred tucnotou.'l Presvedcil som
sa, ze pripekana chut lucky j.
zriedkavou lahodkou a okamzite
uspokoji. Pravda, pripekanie od
strani al necistoty, a met pricir
pre- drazdenic hrdla,"
Ked' Florenz Ziegfeld hoyori
krase, cely svet naslncha. V jehe
"The Follies 2 MET miesta pre- tue
notu, ktora zkazi pozu a driec
most Nedajte sd zlakat' tucnia
GIN sladkostiam zapal 'te s
Lucky. Rozumna davka cukru mo-
ze byt' zahrnuta Y diete, ale le
kari poukazujn ma skodu pri
/ vel 'keho uz1vania sladkosti. Prett
X voli umiernenosti, posldchnitt
radn Florenza Ziegfelda q vez
mite 81 Lucky miest0 sladkosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

New York, n. Y, 30. Jan. GIL.
PA - Oscar r. Cauchois, vseo-
becne znany poradny direktor
Franc1zskej LIME, ktorou spo-
loenost 'ou Dol v.spojeni "a posled-
nycb SO rokov, dostal kabel cd
kancelara Cestnej Legie Parfzi,
ze Dol povysenv z dostojnictva
tohto radu ma stupen velitela, 60
je najvyssi stupeh, aky moze ci-
vii obdrzat'. Podobnych vyzna6e-
nj ma v tejto krajine malicko o.
sob. p
Cauchois obdrzal stuzku rytie-
ra tohto radu " auguste 1911 ma
znak uznania zasluh v 35-rocnej
sluzbe franci1zskej parplavby a "a
sirenie obchodnych stykov medzi
Spojenymi statmi a Francqzskom,
O desat' rokov na to, po sveto-
vej vojne, Dol povyseny na do.
stojn1ka radu "a jeho cenne sluz.
by spojencom V riadeni transpor.
tacie valecneho materialu Z allan.
tickych, pacifickych, zalivnych d
kanadskych pristavov, kedy, V i
stych rokoch pocas vojny, odpla
vilo vyse tristo parnikov - skort
jeden kazdodenne - vsetky poo
direktivou a spravou Mr.. eau
choisa.
sNajnovsia a najvyssia cest' pri
chodi mu co d'alsie vyjadrenie u
Eznania cd francilzskej vlady z;
jeho prispevok k vzrastu franc1z
sko-americkych 1lamornych VITA
hov. ~ a,s-~.,-.a. "a 4s.r... .--.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
v oLEJARsKoM PRIEMYsLE
INVEsTOVANE IL BII.IONOV

V americkom olejarskom prize
mysli investovane je IL billonov
dolarov, ako oznamuje American
Petroleum Institute. Y produkcll
suroveho oleja investoyane Je
pat bilionov, v refinovani tri bi.
liony, v,predajhach billion stvrt
olejo-yodoch jeden billion, y
tankovych voznoch tristo milo
nov, v tankovych lodiach pat
sto milionov dolarov.
Pritomne americky olejarsky
priemysel produkuje denne 2.
100000 sudov oleja a preda 2,
~250,00O sudov denne. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
CT. CITATEL ON VO WARREN,
NEWTON FALLS A MA OKOLI

Pan Jan Krupa, dobre znamy
slovensky pozemkovy obchodnik,
verejny notar a narodny pracov-
mix vo Warren, ktory je nasim
jednatel 'om, zapocne tieto dni
kolektovat' predplatne a doplat-
ne ma Youngstownske Slovenske
Noviny, preto prosime ct. roda-
kov, ably boil prichystani pred
platkom tax obi 'ahcili pracu p.
krlpovi. Kto by echcel odniest'
prcdpIatne osobne p. Krupovi, po.
dayame tn jeho adresu: 7O6 Io-
mewood Ave-, S. E., Warren, 0.
Telefon 2616-X.
Vydavatel' stvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01


dcstatocne oboznamena s hnutlm,
ktore Sdruzenie Slovenskych No
vinarov usporiada pod nazvom
Mesiac Slovenskej Knihy. Je to ci-
ste kultlrna akcia "a sirenie sa
slovenskych knih, slovenskej vide
lanosti. X tomuto netreba ziad-
nych okazalych sloy, lebo kazdy
mas krajan a krajanka ma znat
vel'k1 hodnotu citania knih a
vzdelavania sa tym.
Tento Mesiac Slovenskei Knihy
je tn. Trvat' bude cely januar
1929.
Tu podany je soznam 1S vybra-
nych americko-slovenskych knih
toho najrozlicnejsieho druhu. Su
tn poucne, vzdelavacie, zabavne,
divadelne a inc knihy. Je to do
statocny vyber.
Kazdy americky Slovak a Slo-
vcnka, ktori dbaj1 seba, svo-
iu vzdelanost' narod slovensky,
ziadanf sd, aby zaknpili cim Wac
tychto kniziek. Kazdy podl'a
moznosti, radsej Wac, nez menej.
Ale al ten najchudobnejsi mech
kdpi aspon jednu.
Necakajte! Neodkladajte Jed
matte zaraz! Objednajte 81 hned' !!
"a je soznam tych knfh:
/. Slovensky domaci lekar a
radca, mace prakticka nauka o
zdravi, chorobach, liekoch, mo-
dernych liecebnych metodach a
TAX d'alej. Kniha tato obsahuje
hojnd sbierku zvlastnych jed
noduchych domacich, mnohokrat
vyprobovanych receptov, lieci-
vych bylin, roznych prostriedkov
a dobrych rad. DPa vlastnej zku-
senosti a roznych pramenov pre-
pospolity l'ud sostavil j. Carmen
Ps. d., d. c., M. E. PHI G., byvaly
riaditel' Samaritanskeho Sanato-
ria Detroit, Mich. Cena $l2
Stran $1,000. Mnoho obrazov. Pc
sv. Pisme najvacsia slovenska
kniha ma svete.
2. Novelty 20 zivota americkych
Slovakov. Napisal: Rev. M. My
narovic. Svatovojtesska Kniznica
~Cena 81. .Stran 216. VePmi pntavt
s1casne poucne citanie pre- na'
l'ud nasom Iude. -E..
3. Ustava vlada Spojenycl
Statov Americkych. Ustavy sria
denia statne; sriadenia okresov
miest obci. Dl'a roznych prame
nov napisal: Jan A. Feriencik
Cena 81. Stran 100 veIkeho for
matu; tvrda vazba. Kazdy ameri
cky Slovak - obcan cf neobcar
potrebuje tuto knihu:
f. z'ty bob alebo Zlata modla
u anglickeho prelozil: Jan Pan
kuch. Spolocensky roman. Cen'
g. centov; tvrdo viazana 81. Str
$40. Putave citanie.
5. Amerika nasa vlast'. z kniz
Ky cd Williama j. Long. So zvla
stnym dovolenfm. S pridanim Ii
votopisov 6smich vel'kych Ameri
kanov. Prelozil Matej Mraz. Stral
24S. Obrazov 40. Tvrda vazba :
platne. Cena $1.10. Je to histori;
Spoj. Statov az po prezident
Hardinga.
6. v neistote az do konca, aleb
Strasny zapas bohatstvo po ia
jomnych cestach. Napisal Earl
Ashley Walcott. Do slovencin
spracoval j. A. Feriencik. Roma
plny tajomstva a vzrusuj1cich U
dalostf. Cena 81. Stran 288.
I. Obsitosova dcera. Opereta
iednom dejstve. Dl'a starsej my
slienky upravil hudub slozil d.
Miloslav Francisco. Hudba (noty
pre- cely sbor a tiez diyadlo. Cen
oboch svazkov So. Jedina tlaco
vydana slovenska opereta.
8. Cineas, alebo Rim "a panovs
MIA Nerona. Prelozil rev. Joze
MatniEka Roman y daVnai doh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
ALKOHOL. JE NAJLEPSI
PROSTRIEDOK MA USPANIE

DR.. Miguel Garcia, chyrny me-
xickl operator, vynasiel formulu
na pouzitie alkoholu na uspanie
pacienta pred operaciou. Opero'
val takto uspaneho pacienta "a
hodinu, a pacient nepocitil ami
najmensiu bOlest'. DR.. Garcia po-
daruje svoju formula vsetkym
nemocniciach IA svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
Drobne ohIa$ky
DO 11lsIU'

" idealnom mieste So aachodiaci
krajcfrsky 4 saty cistiaci obchod,
ktory ide vel mi dobre. Obchod
zalozenv 10 rokov q v5dy NAL w
iberanych kostymeroy, ktori dobre
plata ziadajn to nailepsie, Cez
sezonu zamestnane je vxdy pat
zamestnancov. Haste So v &. 1757.
Wilson Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
zABIL zENU sEKERoU.

Sam Griffin, 34-rocny cernoch
q &. s Dakota Ave-, zabil v nede-
l'u yeas rano svoju nezakonitd
manzelku, Christine johnson, o.
buehom sekery. zena mala hlavu
celkom domliazdenn Cd 1derov.
Vrah sa sam hlasil ma policii a Ii
dal, ze ho zena napadla bodakopn,
ktorym sa lad seka. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
OBESIL SA PRE- RADIO

George Henissy, 62-rocny zboz-
iiovatel' radio rozhlasu sobotu
vecer opraval svoje radio. Babril
sa S MIN dlho do noel, ale NIL me-
chcelo hrat'. TO no tax dopalilo
ze odrazu zoSalel, vybehnul ma
dvor a sa obesil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Ked' kupujste v obohodoch
ktor6 v tychto novinach oznamu.
jn svoj tovar, povedzte, ze ste ich
ohlasku citali v nasich novin&oh,
Tym obchodnik So presvedci, Se
"a svoju ohlasku zadarmo neplati
q da ohlasku j druhy raz, Gin u
moznuje nam vydavanie novin ma
6 a s stranach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
MEsIAC sLovENsKEJ KNIHY.

$40.
IL. spevnik Kruhu Mladeze Ma
rodnsho Slovensk6ho >Spolku v
Spojenych Statoch Americkych.
Sostavili: Jan Orsagh a Michal
Laucik. Vydane ciel 'om sl'achte-
MIA ducha a oboznamenia SLOW.
mladeze v Amerike S dusevnym
bohatstvom slovenskeho naroda.
Cena 81. Stran 16O. Vsetky spevy
opatrene notami.
IL. Janiciarsky kapitan. Vojen-
ska rozpravka DOLBY Skanderbe-
ga a padu Carihradu. Napisal j.
NJ. Ludlow. z anglictiny poslo-
vencil: j. M. Cena 81. Stran 240.
13. o dosiahnuti americkeho OBJ
cianstva. Poucenie ma zaklade maj
novsfch zakonov. Poucne clanky
americkych zakonoch pre- obca-
nov neobcanov. Cena so centov.
Stran 76 maleho formatu.
IA. Hviezda horska. Roman a.
merickeho zivota. Napisal: Jason
Rolfe Strong. q anglickeho prelo-
I'll: Michal M. Tondra. Slovenske
vydanie s dovolenim autora a Wy
davatel'a. Cena $1.25. Stran 252.
Roman spolocensko- o-katolicky.
Is. Etilzeta, cize Pravidla slus-
neho chovania sa spolocnosti.
Pre- americkych Slovakov napl-
sal j. Carmen. Cena rs centov.
Stran 1852. Uzitotna pomocka pre-
pospolity pud.
16. Drakula. Roman tajomstvi.
Napisal: BRAIN Stoker. Prelozil
st. Jasny. Cena 81. Stran 1856. Je
to tajuplny a rozcuiujuci roman
II. Smrt' Jana Krstitela (Salo
me). Tragedia v jednom dejstve
u anglickeho prelozil j. A. Fe
riencik. - Dvaja tulaci. Vesela o
pereta vo dvoch dejstvach. Spra
coval j. A. Feriencik. Cena SOC
Stran SS maleho formatu.
1S. Po temnych cestach. Napi
sal: j. Miller. Do slovenciny a
pravil: j. G. Sciranka. Putavy ro
man 70 zivota anglickeho sl'ach
tica. Cena 81. Stran 26S.
Vsetky objednavky posielajt
ma adresu tajomnika Sdruzeni
Slovenskych Novinarov:
Mr.. Matej Mraz, 800 West Fe
deral st., Youngstown, Ohio.
V objednavkach svojich napis
te len cislo a memo knizky. S OF
! jednavkou posielajte hned' al CT
ny objednanych kniziek. Posiela,
te money order, eek alebo hotov
v registrovanom liste. v Gene j
zapocitana uz al posta. kni4k
potom dostanete behom niekol'k
dni od vydavatePa.
| Rodaci, rodacky! Napomozte t
to- d0lezit1 kultiirnu akciu! OF
| jednajte 81 hned' objednajt
cfm najviac knih. Peniaze lepsi
| investovat' nemozete.
Sdruzenie Slovenskyc
| Novinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Prfroda tvori vecne move
tvary: Co tn je, tolo tn nikdy e-
ste nebolo, "a co holn, lleyrati 50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
AUTOMOBILOVE
P0IsTENIE ZLACNELo

Spolocnosti, ktore oist'uj1 au-
tomobilistov proti skodam povsta-
lynn srazkach, snizily poplatky
O 20 percent. Majitelia mensich
automobilov, ktor1 doteraz platili
"a poistenie 500 rocne, bud1 pla-
tit odteraz $56.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

plny tajomstva vzrusuj1cich u
dalosti. Cena 81. Stran 288.
I. Obsitosova dcera. Opereta v
iednom dejstve. Dl'a starsej my
slienky upravil a hudub slozil DR..
,Miloslav Francisco. Hudba (noty)
pre- cely sbor a tiez diyadlo. Cena
oboch svazkov So. Jedina tlacou
vydana slovenska opereta.
8. Cineas, alebo Rim "a panoya-
MIA Nerona. Prelozil rev. Jozei
Matelcka. Roman davnej doby
Rimanov. Cena ST.. Stran 324. Po-
ncnG krasne citanie pre- vset-
kych krest 'anoy.
.. Noyy slovsusko americky tlu'
mocnik Slovaka Y Amerike' pre-
Slovakov Y Amerike. Cena SO G
Stran 176 maleho formatu. Pc
trebn6 zvlast' pre- zaciatocnikoN
uceni sa anglictiny.
10. qr6f M6ric Benovsky. Hi
storicky roman. Napisala: Lujzs
Muhlbachova. Prelozila: Marina
Bobulova~ rod. Pozdech. P1tavy
roman DOLBY Marie Terezie ca
reyny Akbety. Cena $l.50. Strar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
u. S. TRAFFIC DEATHS
AVERAGE rs A DAY
Seven Per Cent Gain in 1928 Over
Highest Previously Re-
corded Figures.

NEW YORK CP).-Motor traffic
deaths in the United States increased
z per cent last year over the highest
previous recorded figures. The 1928
fatality list stood at 27,500.
The figures were obtained by an In
gurance company in national survey.
If the rate of increase is maintained
in 1929, approximately 10000 persons
will meet death in automobile miShaps.
The fatality toll for last year aver
aged one death for every 900 motor
cars on the highways. On the average,
rs persons were killed in motor acci-
dents daily. /.
New York state, which, for several
years, has shown motor vehicle fatality
tolls in excess Of 1000, was joined by
Illinois in 1928, when 2,068 persons
met death in accidents there.
Montana, Texas, South Dakota, Ten
nessee, Oklahoma, Rhode Island and
Connecticut and New Mexico reported
an increase Of more than IS per cent In
the number of persons killed by motor
vehicles during the year.
Montana, with gain OF 65 per
cent, had the greatest increase, while
Texas and South Dakota also exceeded
their 1927 tolls by more than SO per
cent.
Only eight States, Arizona, Arkansas,
Idaho, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire,
South Carolina and Virginia showed
reduction in the number of motor
vehicle deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

The percentage Of arrests In the first
half of the year was So and In the
second half, 81.
The percentage OF convictions In the
first six months was IS and in the
second half, %.
The percentage Of n-arrests In the
first half Of the year was ~ and in
the second, SO.
The average fine imposed on con-
victed hit-and-run drivers from Janu-
airy to June was S2e.92 and in the Sec
ond half, 1886.
In the killing Of eight persons In
the last half of 1923, only three hit
and-run drivers were caught and SEN
fenced to a total of $50 days in jail, an
average Of 800 days for each driver, and
an average Of 100 days in Jail for each
Of the lives taken in the eight accidents.
In the first half of 1923 one driver,
who was arraigned for manslaughter in
the killing Of six persons, was placed
on probation; another was dismissed
and not yet tried, and three were not
caught.
In the injury of ~ persons in the
first half Of the year, the fines imposed
on hit-and-run drivers convicted to-
tailed $685., an average of $3.50 for
each person injured In the last half
the fines totaled $500 In the injury of
SO persons, or an average of 1884 for
each person injured.
OF all autos known to have been in
volved In hit-and-run cases during
1928, n per cent were private cars
driven by owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
New Features in Road Designs Held Due
To Increase in Motor Speed on Highways


right and left hand turns easier. as well
as to provide the driver full vision in
all directions.
The two designs most effectively used
are widened pavements with nearly
right-angle intersections or right-angle
crossings with wide curves connecting
the intersectipg routes. In the widened
pavement design two additional traffic
lanes are added for 500 feet on each
side Of the intersection, and the curves
are about 30-foot radius.
The rotary and paved intersections
who claim they eliminate confusion Of
trafic and cut down the possibilities for
accident.
Ten years ago only three States had
speed limits of IS to Is miles an hour.
Today. SO States fall into that class,
with other scrapping all speed laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
GASOLINE ADAPTED
TO ANY CLIMATE
Bureau Of Standards Finds
Distilling Temperature Is
Deciding Factor.
By WILLIAM E. BERCHTOLD,
Associated Press Automobile Editor.

The Bureau Of Standards has com.
pleted research which will make It pos
sible for oil refining companies to fur
nish gasoline especially adaptable for
motorists In every climate.
A simple standard test for Rasolines
to determine their adaptability to cold
or warm climates has been evolved BY
Oscar G. Bridgeman, motor fuel expert
at the bureau, after a seven-year inves-
tigation.
Gasoline's initial boiling point now
generally Is considered the criterion for
Its explosive qualities In starting the
motor. Most gasolines boil at from 80
to 9G degrees Fahrenheit.
Bridgeman and his associates found
that this standard must give way to a
consideration by the oil refiner Of the
point at which 10 per cent Of any gaso-
line Is distilled into vapor. This point,
varying between 125 and 100 degrees
Fahrenheit, has been found to be true
criterion OF the temperature at which
any gasoline will start a motor.
Engines slow in starting with many
fuels now available in Winter NAV
turn over with ease when gasoline COM
plying with specifications drawn I'D on
basis OF the new data is used.
The ultra-modern Eskimo should have
ouerenL KIND OF gasoline Tor his mo-
tor than the Florida sportsman who
rolls along highways skirting a balmy
sea.
The Alaskan motorist, who NAV have
to start his car in temperatures down
to 80 degrees below zero, should have
a gasoline. according to the new data,
which distills 10 per cent Of its volume
at from ITO to 125 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Florida sportsman viii be salts
fled with fuel, the scientists say, which
has its 10 per cent point around 100
degrees Fahrenheit, temperature well
above that considered most desirable for
other sections Of the country.
The Bureau of Standards expert also
found that the temperature at which
the last drop of gasoline is vaporized,
generally considered of great impor-
lance, is now without value to the oil
refiner
Instead, it was found that the tenn
perature at which 90 per cent Of case
line vaporized is important as q critic
rion of the crank-case dilution.
The research was sponsored b ythe
oil and motor industry to obtain the
most efficient fuels for all seasons ard
climates.
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.HlT-AND- RUN RECORD
SCORED BY OFFICIAL
Conditions in Baltimore Are In.
tolerable, Says Safety
Director.

BALTIMORE, Aprn 13.--Tnvestiga-
ton Of 825 hit-and-run cases in Balti-
more in 1928 discloSes Condition that
is intolerable," according to John p.
Rostmeyer, director Of the Baltimore
Safety Council.
THE investigation by the council"
he said, shows conclusively that the
agencies whose job and duty it is to
curb this hit-and-run business, which
has. judging from appearances, become
sort of sport or amusement, have
failed utterly to apply deterrent meas
ures. The courts have fallen down
miserably in this matter which has to
do with the life and limb of our
people," During the first half of 1928.
Rostmeyer said, there were In Baltimore
383 hit-and-run cases. In the last half
of that year there were 442 cases, an
increase Of IA per cent. The outstand-
ing details, as disclosed by the councils
statistical committee, are as follows:
OF the 825 cases In 1923, arrests were
made in only 474 cases.
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REPORTS ARE APPROVED
BY GROUP OF ENGINEERS
Move to standardize Aeronautic
Thermometer Bulbs to Be
Taken Up Next.

Twenty-seven reports submitted by 10
divisions of the standards committee
of the Society of Automotive Engineers
at the annual meeting of the society
have now been approved by letter ballot
of the members. These include six
new specifications, Is revisions of for
mer standards and six cancellations of
obsolete specifications. All but one of
the new and revised specifications are
contained in the 1929 edition of the
S. A. E. Handbook recently mailed to
members of the society.
Following the revision of specifica-
tions for aeronautic propeller hubs and
shaft ends, it is now proposed to STAN
dardize aeronautic thermometer bulbs
and the dimensions for aeronautic in
strument cases.
Standards for marine propeller hubs
and recommended practice for marine
shaft couplings and propeller shafts
have also been adopted.
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Nv the Associated Press.


The average speed of motor cars on
the open highway, computed to be 20
miles an hour faster than it was 10
years ago, is debating the employment
Of many new features in road design
Special treatment Of intersections on
heavy trafiic highways and banking
curves are being recognized by high
way engineers as necessary to insure the
safety Of high-speed motor cars.
A. q. Bruce, senior highway engineer
in the Bureau Of Public Roads division
of design, says State and Federal en-
gineers are focusing their attention on
the problem arising out of the inevitable
boosting of speed limits throughout the
country.
The banked or super elevated curves,
which were stormed with criticism when
first used, now are solving one OF the
most important problems In road design
to meet increased speeds. Bruce says
that the users of horse-drawn vehicles
on rural roads objected to super-eleva-
ton, contending that the highways were
being converted into motor speedways.
Accidents at highway intersections are
pointed to as making 1t imperative that
some new means be devised to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
STILL SEEKING RECORDS.

Europe continues to show increased
interest in long-distance races. The
annual 24-holir race at LIE Mans draws
entries from practically every country
manufacturing automobiles.
A departure from the 24-hour grind
without stopping is planned by the
Junior Car Club Of Great Britain
in an event that calls for IL hours of
racing, then IL hours of rest and
another IL hours of racing.
One of the principal hazards will be
starting on the second 12-hour stretch
with q cold engine and cold oil.