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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

Early in the fifteenth century a monk
of Bury, of whom We know nothing but
his name, John Boston, was travelling
from library to library throughout the
whole of England, compiling catalogue
Of their contents with the opening lines
and the date Of each authors birth and
death.
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EXPELLED ON RELIGION
Two Childrn Ousted After CRY at
Anti-Catholic Lecture.

14ut1-OdIuU11C GGCCUIG.
VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July Dr.
Two children were expelled from a
primary school yesterday when they
interrupted an anti-Catholic lecture by
shouting Long live Christ, King!"
The lecture was delivered by the
school principal under instructions from
state authorities to carry on a cam
paign In the schools in support Of the
recently enacted state law placing re-
strictionS on the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

today. Israel Levofsky of PHILADELPHIA
was treated at the Alexan 1ria Hospital
this morning for head injuries received
IN an automobile accident near this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
NEW APARTMENTS
Massachusetts Ave. Sc.

Between 18th and 18th SITS.
Spacious front and back porehes,
separate rear yards and large front
tricity.., Arcola heat: brick garage
available at SO per month, Conven-
lent to schools, churches and stores,
8 squares from Eastern High School,
ment. i74O Bay It. Sc. Just around
the corner.
3 rms, kit, bath and porch. .s4t00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

TIME TO BUY!
We have never before been able
to offer such fine collection OF
good transportation at such reason
able prices. 36 orders in IS days
proves that statement. Come and
see for yourself. Renewed Pack
ards. Bucks, Nash, Studebaker, Fly
ing Cloud, Chevrolet and other popu-
lar makes in various models. Far
terms and low prices.
PACKARD'S USED CARS,
Kalorama Rd. at 18th.
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1921 Conn. Ave. NV.
ElnAAa

Electric RefrigeratiOn
Located Just over Klingle Bridge
in Washington's best apartment
house section. All apartments at
tractively finished and have hard.
wood floors thrQughout. Elevator
and attractive lobby
Resident Manager on Premises
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

6EDAN---Excellent
many accessories;
1905 Hamilton Ct.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

BUICK 1929 SEDAN.
Like new, original paint, me-
chanically perfect. Will sacrifice
for $675.
1910 Penn. Ave. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND BOARD

BY YOUNG LADY-Large. airy room and
board Cor breakfastl, within mile of Bureau
Standards, preferably near Coma. ave. Ad-
dress Box SIZE. Star ONCE.
YOUNG ATTORNEY wishes home in private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AFAkTMENIS---FUH
8l4 CONN, CLOSE IN-EXTRA LARGE /
TSter so5S Up H sma rms. IS wf eon asned
1854 PARK RD.--3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
cleo and gas included; cont h. W., kitchen
DOWNTOWN, 81s stn ST. NV ROOM
and kitehenette; Z rooms kitchenette and
bsG ' ro mAss and AYH iohsn 5n S.r sS9
park; bright and cheerful.
sic 18th ST s.E,-CLEAN, COY APART
Uns of ssends p.UD. path
BRIGHTWOOD--2 CLEAN, LIGHT ROOMS,
completely furnished; Ink; convenient to
shons sP aeo StSFs' s1 Rent 'sS Two in family
1904 10th ST. N.W.--ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished rooms, kitchenette, bath, tiled
shower glassed-inclosed porchj reasonable.
THE SANTA RosA-ATTRHCTTVELY FUR
nlshCd apt, rooms, kitchen and bath. l7l2
nth st. NV
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-NEW FRIdIp-
aire; excellent location; / and beautifully
fur, bright rooms, large rec. hall, dinette.
iess Must pf Be seen 70 be appTseiatsG Ass%s
WANTED-oNE OR MORE YOUNG Eel
North sssi-M after pm.
1925 cALIFoRNIA sT:-s ROOMS; K1TTGH-
enets bath it Sor ns suitable G up to four
ATTRACTIVE TWo-RoOM, KITCHENETTE;
bath apt, furnished comfortably; Central
legation; four blocks from White House
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, CORNER 2Oth AND
F SITS. n.w.--Espeeiaily desirable, enc room,
bath; completely furnished, Including Frig-
sonabie See resident manager.
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS, 2lst q G
grounds Of the Science Building and the
rsserVations now for yourself and friends Tor
the season. Completely furnished apart
ciiities. 4 high-Srsde house with standard
service. No dogs or cats or wild parties
FURNISHED As YOU WOULD FURNISH
b. Buchanan Apis, 4526 18th 50. s55 mo. up
COMPLETELY AND ArTRAcTIvELY FUR
niShed 2nd-aocr trent H. ~ S-rom1lS v sDs;
Mscianeous hot-water heater. cabinet
stuffed Sed.Gavsnpors suite in iiyinF EeSm;
lamps, desks, comfortable oveTstuned chairs:
heat walking distance shops. theaters. etc.
Save car fare Rent $40 mo. gas en4 sle e.
not Leo lEe5Uq KoLB. sas 81 New YORK ave. NV,
Dist, s027. -
NEAR zoo, 1875 ONTARIO PIT ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath, sleeping porcn. oy S1aeeW
THREE ROOMS. BATH. 1885 CALVERT ST,
3rd door. every convenience, southern ex-
posure settled women or couple. Seen morn
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-2 AND
front rooms, ktichenstte, private bath,
walking distance downtown newly decorat-
ed; excellent location.
1927 R N.W.-3rd-FLOOR BACK, ONE
room. kitchen. next to bath; cleo, gas, h,"w
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN: list floor; s45.
Iowa CIRCLE NV.
North 6190
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THE NEWARK
1921 Newark st. NV,

Modern elevator apartment house,
situated on the corner of Wisconsin
ave and Newark st. Served by
Wisconsin ave. car line and Mass.
ave. bus line.
Grafton on house current, dinette
with Pullman furniture. In perfect
condition throughout. Attractively
Handicapped.
Near st. Adams Cathedral
2 rooms, kitchen, dining alcove
and bath. $500 to s67.50
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, SIS
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East Florence Courts
LIE BOURGET
2127 California st. NV.
Electric Refrigeration

This practically new elevator Duild.
ing, located in a refined and quiet
residential neighborhood. yet con-
venient to Connecticut Avenue car
and bus lines. schools. churches and
stores
Some apartments equipped with
Murphy beds and open porches.
Laree closet space throughout
Resident Manager on Premises
! room and bath. :. $50. 90 to R37 so
] nm, kit. and bath. IS, 90 and 5000
rooms. kitchen and bath. -. 62.6o
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Location Both Convenient and
Desirable.

1908 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Apartments and lobby just redeco-
rated
This attractive eight-story, eleva-
tor building, with the refrigeration
on the house current, offers several
apartments at most reasonable rent.
! room, kitchen and bath. .S45 30
rms, kit. and bath. SIS. so to 300
Manager on premises.
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1925 PARK RID. NV.

Unusually desirable apartments,
close to 14th St, containing three
large rooms, kitchen. bath, reception
hall and porch. These apartments
are In rood condition and are avail.
able for immediate possession.
Rent per Month, SIS and $50.
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FORD az COUPE, S25 down, SIS per mo.
excsiient Condition; any demonstration.
WARRINGTON Motor Car Company, 2oS5 lFtn
st NV Potomac 0044.
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SALE-AuTOMOBTLES.

SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
Bucks, Chryslers. Nashes, Whippets. Model
A Fords, CadillacS, Peerless. ChevrolcGs, Stu
debakers and WHY'S Knights. CoupeS, tour
irGs roadsters and sedans frem nifty dollars
up; terms to suit Don't fail to see there
"~ RoBERT HERsoNs AUTO EXCHANGE,
100 Pia Ave. NE North 1oA0s.
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GARAGE BUILDERS.
6EST CONSTRUCTION Low PRICE. TERMS
GEO p. BRUNK,
SOC Sc. NE Phone Lincoln 15S1.
RENT-GAEAGES,

REAR OF 40 ST. -sw9 JUST BEING
completed; about 2,s00 SO. IT; garage or
warehouse; opposite Capitol; next to Capital
Traction Bus Garage. 10l5 18th st. NV,
second floor
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CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
SEE Us FIRST. BARNES MOTOR. 1923 18th:
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Golden Motors. 1923 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HAWKINS NASH,
1879 lAth St. NV 1925 lAth st. NV:
CASH IMMEDIATELY
z fCs h late %Sds esTs Get our price n's
CASH for your car. Without a doubt
| pay the highest prices in this city:
1t your car is not all paid for, ! WIN
pay your undue balance and give you
the difference in cash. No delay.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 l4th NV.
Decatur $500. Absolutely reliable.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD DUMP TRUCK - Good mechanical
SS9S.nHoi.ion; bargain, sll0. Mr.. Roper llOS
p0DoE-QRAHA z-TON, 1898 CYL
CHASSIS. hydraulic brakes, In perfect shape
very reasonable. SOC NJ Y. ave. NV. Met.
cHEvROLET., 1927, stake body and cab, IN
es ,ass x yfIs ise' eo S Hsl Mr. Hsrfur'h
TRUCKSl TRUCKSl
ALL STYLE BODIES.
some AS Low AS SIS.
Terms to Suit
SIEUART MOTOR COMPANY,
9th at X SITS. NV. Natl 5000.
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FORD COUPE. 81 MODEL-1n excellent con-
cition Must see to appreciate; $780, terms
Owi:cr, 1345 Riggs st. NV.
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2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. lst FLOOR; s45.
Iowa Circle H.W.
North 672S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
COLD WEATHER FAILS
TO HALT CAR THIEVES

Cold weather has q tendency to in
duce careleSSness in the matter of
locking the car, but the thoughtful mo-
tortst will remember that the automobile
thief has not ceased to function merely
because the temperature is low, 1t is
pointed out by Rudolph Jose, veteran
local dealer. The assumption that Win
ter has sent the car thief to warmer
chimes has proved costly one for
many car owners, he says.
1T has been observed by numerous
authorities that car thievery Is q year.
around activity" Mr.. Jose declares.
Individual car owners, however, seem
to assume that this is not the case.
Their appraisal of the situation may
be based upon the disappearance-rela-
tive, at least-of the car thief's less
harmless partner in crime, the joy-rider.
It is true In the colder parts of the coun-
try that the latter character passes
nearly altogether out of the picture. He
Is not inpelled to take a car for the
purpose Of giving his friends q ride be-
cause weather conditions are not con-
ducive, perhaps, to pleasure riding of
the type that proves irresistible in the
Summer.
THE car thief. the man who makes
q business OF taking cars for the pur-
ready buyer, keeps going the whole year
In some ways motorists encourage him
more at this season than In warm
weather. Making short stops. they do
not take the additional time to lock the
car, or, worse still, they depart leaving
the engine running.
"The extra few minutes required TO
lock the car are indispensable, both
Summer and Winter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
NEW SIGNS POINT
GOLF CLUB ROADS
Mashie Singer Hunting for
Course Around District
Cannot Go Wrong.

When John j. Motorist turns naaSllie
singer and jumps from thoughts Of the
efficacy of front-wheel drive to the turn
of the hips on a full wooden-club shot
he may find himself lost in the woods
If he goes to an unfamiliar golf club,
but not around Washington. The sport
is not hampered to great degree here
in Winter. The American Automobile
association. believing in the truism that
golf and motors 90 together and that
try ride to their clubs in automobiles,
has taken the situation in hand and
met it with metal signs, put up at
points of intersection on the main trav-
eled routes to the several golf clubs
about the Capital.
Today the divot- digging automobile
driver, II he wants to transfer his pas
toral activities to strange fatrways. can
not lose his way If he follows the high
Sans sea soldiers, have landed and
have the situation well in hand.
Suppose you had come into Wash
ington from Kennebunkport or Battle
Greek, and your friend. Johnny Jones,
had invited you to play q round of golf
with him at the Congressional Country
Club, for example, but because he had
an engagement with some one in Rock
vile he would meet you at the club
at lunch time. You probably would
ask SINE one Of Washington's stalwart
cops how to get to the Congressional
Country Club. we'll he would say,
you take Massachusetts, avenue to Wis
ccnsin, out Wisconsin to the River road.
and keep straight on It 10 the entrance
to the club"
Now Comes A. A. A. Help.
Massachusetts, avenue would be all
right, and probably you could find Wis
consin avenue. but the River road
might be considerable puzzle. Here
is where the American Automobile As
ISOLATION steps in. At the intersection
of Wisconsin avenue and the River
road IT. has placed two big metal signs
Substantial affairs in black and white
which point invitinglv in the direction
Of the Congressional Country Club and
the Kenwood Country Club. Farther
out the road, where another road cuts
across it in the direction Of Bethesda
and the Potomac River. another sign
Is placed, again pointing the way TO
Congressional. Only the dumbest kind
of driver could lose his way with such
signs pointing out the direction.
The same thing Is true of the WASH
tngton Golf and Country Club, the Ar
gle Country Club, the Indian Spring
Golf Club and the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Corps Country Club. and in connec-
ton with the latter club George E.
Keneipp, district manager of the three
AS tells yarn of the willingness of the
Arlington County Board of Supervisors
to permit the association to place signs
In the county.
When we wanted to designate the
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
In the Motor World
BY q. ADAMS HOWARD.

you have too much oil in your
motor?
IL. What precautions should
you take before parking a carp
Second Group.
1. What is the purpose Of the
differential, and where is it To-
Gated?
2. Is there any harmful result
from driving with wheels out Of
alinement? If so, what?
3. What is the purpose Of the
carburetor?
4. How is gasoline taken from
the storage tank to the carbu-
retor2
5. What is the function of the
distributor?
6. What regular care should be
taken Of the storage battery?
z. What is meant by compress
sion?
8. What are the usual methods
OF circulating water through the
coollng SyStemp
9. What are the results of
riding the clutch?
10. What is the minimum stop
ping distance required by the
District of Columbia traffic laws?
II. What is a pinion gear and
what is its use?
IL. What is the function of an
induction coil?
The thirtieth annual national
automobile show opened in New
York last night. Many Washing
tonianS arrived there yesterday,
and many more are expected to-
day. More members Of the Wash
ington Automotive Trade Asso-
citation are on their way today
than ever before. Many useful
hints will be cleaned for the show
here the last part of this month.
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MOTOR INDUSTRY
EXPERTS LOSE OUT
Skilled Carriage Stripers. Displaced
by Unframed Employees Who
Use Automatic Device.
Nv the Assneinteh prass

BY the Associated Press.
Observation-Disclosures craftsman, the
expert carriage striper, has been sup
planted in the motor industry.
Su1pers have been replaced In most
OF the automobile factories by unskilled
employees who stripe the cars with an
automatic painting device.
Until just a few months ago, the
stripes which decorated automobile
bodies were painted by expert hands
Then the small, simple appearing de-
vice was invented and the expert strip
ers were no longer needed. Virtually
all of the factories have adopted the
device as labor and expense saver,
Paint is contained in the handle of
the stripping device. Two small cogs,
which operate like those Of an auto
mobile oil pump, feed the paint in
proper quantity to the small stripping
brush.
The cogs are operated by a roller
which also serves as a guide for the
device. Placed on the edge of the body
bead or on the rim of the window
the roller guides the brush in a straight
line and in the proper place while reg
ulating the now of paint by the speed
at which It Is drawn across the surface
II was only few years ago that all
automobile painting was done by hand
But this very growth and prosperity
spelled the end Of the usefulness Of the
carriage painters in the automobile fac
tories.
quick drying lacquer, applied by
spray, then was developed and left only
the expert stripers Of the carriage paint
er'S craft. Now these, too, have gone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
UNUSUAL NUMBER OF NEW CAR
MODELS TO SHOW IN NEW YORK
Cadillac 16-Cylinder Model Comparable
Only to Hand-Built Supercars of Europe,
Like Hispano-Suiza and Belgian Minerva.

crankshaft. The "v" shape In which
the cylinders are arranged take a IS"
degree angle in contrast to the pre-
vious use Of 90 degrees.
The chassis incorporates host OF
other engineering advances, one OF
which Is an automatic silencer for the
overhead valve system.
Among the new Fights, the Hudson
has q straight line L-head engine which
develops 80 brake horsepower. There
are 10 types of bodies on chassis
lengths Of 1l9 and l26 inches respec-
lively.
Oakland Is "V" Type.
The Oakland is "v" type and the
q displacement Of Isl inches. The en-
CINE has what is known As the square"
bore to stroke ratio. Down draft car
buretion and ~two-plane cylinder heads
with horizontal valve design are among
the power plant features.
The Dodge Bros. eight line engine
Is L-head. 1t has 220 inches Of dis
placement from which rs brake horse
power can be produced. There are fye
body types. The lower-price Dodge six
has 81 brake horsepower and a dis
placement Of 18o inches.
ChrySler also has produced a De Soto
eight as q companion car to the six of
the same line. It comes in the $1,000
class and has been developed by Fred
M. Zeder, head Of the Chrysler engi-
neering stan. The horsepower runs up
to ~ on the brake and there are sew
en- body styles. Engine features in
clude down-draft cArburetion. A Ave-
bearing crankshaft is used Mono-piece
body construction, according to the en-
gineers, makes possible greater length
and more room than usual, together
with lower center Of gravity.
Acoustic Mufder New Feature.
The new Erskine is the six which Stu
debaker Is building at South Bend and
adding to its three lines of eignts
Among the advances shown in It are
an acoustic muffier which absorbs sound
waves and eliminates back pressure. A
Manchester vibration damper has been
mounted on the crankshaft.
The WHY'S six from Toledo, which
also belongs to the Jow-priced division.
Is credited with 70 miles an Eour and
48 miles an hour in second gear. The
horsepower Is IS and the engine dis
places 195 inches.
The new Durant line, which is to
come from the Lansing factory, con-
sists Of two skies, the larger of which
has q four-sped transmission. The
four speed model employs standard shift
with the lowest forward gear locked out,
and reverse, second, silent third, and
fourth corresponding to locations OF
gears on regular three-speed transmits
siOnS.
(Ccpyrisht, 1880. By North American News
paper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
AUTO GROUP PLANS
DISPLAYS FOR SHOW
W. A. 7. A. Delegation to Get
Hints From New York
Exhibit.

Determined that the forthcoming
automobile show be the most compre-
hensive exhibit ever held here, q dele
CATION of members of the Washington
Automotive Trade Association now Is III
New York examining closely the many
new features In connection with the
annual presentation at the national
automobile show with view to in
cooperating them into the Washington
display.
This delegation, comprising officers
and members of the w. A. T. A., as
well as the automobile show committee,
OF which Rudolph Jose is the chair
man, attended the opening of the New
York show yesterday.
General Plans Made.
Prior to the departure of the dele
CATION it was pointed out that, while
the show committee already has all
general plans for the local exhibition
laid out, the program is flexible, SO
that appealing and worthwhile features
IN connection with the presentation of
the new motor cars at New York may
be used wherever feasible at the Wash
ington Auditorium, the locale of the
National Capitals automotive display.
The local show opens January rs ana
closes on February l.
1.-THE show committees plans this
year call for the most elaborate
presentation the Washington Automo-
tive Trade Association has had the
pleasure Of laying before the public, "
Jose said. Our own plans as we have
evolved them already assure us the best
show In the history of these annual
exhibitions At New York We are hope
full Of getting a few more ideas which
we can use to advantage here.
New Displays Promised.
1.-THE New York show MANAGEMENT
this year has outdone itself in giving
a new and more vital significance to
the exhibition. Many detailed matters
of presentation have been smoothed
over and, we understand, the display
is marked by q color and elaborateness
never before equaled. 1t is points such
as these that We will watch closely, and
the show committee hopes to be able
to profit materially and tangibly from
this inspection trip"
Members of the show committee in
clude, in addition to Mr.. Jose, Raphael
Semmes, Frank @. Stewart and ]. e.
Dugan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05

Special Dispatch to The star.
DETROIT, Mich, January A. For
the exhibition Of the 1880 National Au-
tomobile Shows opening In New York,
Detroit and the Michigan rnanufactur-
ing area have sent q group Of brand
new automobile models that Is larger
than usual. OF the new eignt-cyltnder
cars, which are beginning to make in
roads on the six-cylinder division. there
are four-Hudson, Oakland, Dodge and
De Soto.
With them go skies representing Stu
debaker (Erskine), WillyS-Knight CWil-
lys). Essex, Dodge and Durant.
The Fights give impetus TO the null
tiple-cylinder trend apparent in the
1880 designs and also put certain
number Of SKIES into q lower priced,
higher value range, Of which those list
ed are typical.
No Price on Cadillac.
What the future Is going to bring for
the high-priced cars II multiple power
plant development is followed up Is ex-
emplified in the Cadillac Wis. This
model, which as yet is in limited pro-
duction, has no price on 1t. The prices
on the 20 types that will be available
are to be made known later. Those who
have seen the Wis say that 1t can only
be compared to the hand-built super
cars Of Europe. like the Hispano-SuiSa
and the Panhard of France, the Belgian
Minerva or the italian Isotta Fraschini.
From the 10 cylinders of the new
Cadillac. displacing 452 cubic inches OF
combustion space, the engineers have
developed 165 to 185 brake horsepower.
The car measures 2i0 inches in length
from bumper to bumper and has 14e
inches Of wheelbase. The tread Is SO
inches, or inches more than the SO,
which is standard for smaller models.
The bodies produced by fleetwood
rank with the finest Of the luxury types.
An idea of what freedom from Vi
bration means Is conveyed In the state
ment that at so miles an hour In Sec
ond speed one can neither hear nor
feel the engine. It's operation has
been likened to that of steam from
which engineers of another day de-
veloped smoothnesS unknown to the
present generation OF gasoline. driven
vehicles.
Engine Is Silent.
When the Wis Is standing still with
the engine idling, 1t Is impossible to
tell by listening whether the engine
is running or not unless one looks at
the front end to see II the fan belt
Is turning. With gears engaged and IN
motion, the car can be made to creep
along so slowly that the pointer on
the speedometer viii not move from
the zero spot.
It is said that eight power impulses
are given from each revolution OF the