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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

Now that carburetors are coming
equipped with muffiers, the problem of
the back-seat driver seems less hopeless.
Frequent complaints from a friend to
the effect that she could not stop with
out nearly going through the windshield
led me to try the car. I found the
brakes were the kind that make you
think the car isn't going to stop as you
first start to press the pedal, but which
suddenly apply with vengeance when
the pedal is pressed further. The trou-
BILE lies in too much pedal slack, or
what might be called useless travel A
the slack. Now when the driver presses
the pedal gently there is a reasonable
amount of action right from the start.
An automobile club in Philadelphia is
conducting a series of illustrated lectures
for woman drivers on the mechanical
mysteries of the automobile. 1t bears
out my oft-repeated prophecy that the
woman of tomorrow will need to know
many more things about how car actu-
ally works She will take her machine
to authorized service stations in the
usual way but as driver-manager of her
car she will talk authoritatively on the
general features of work to be done.
AS matter of fact, the cover of one
of the automobile trade journals, re-
leased as this is written, carries pic
ture of two men offering for milady's
consideration four different kinds of
pistons. The artist depicts the situation
as representing the fair ones alleged
characteristics of being unable to make
decision; but lot of people will see
something much more significant in the
picture.
Always check the cars repair equip
ment when proceeding on trip follow
ing stopover where the car has been
stored in a public garage. Be especially
careful to see that the tire Jack and
handle are in the car. Not infreQuently
jacks are borrowed in garages by per-
sons who have every intention of re-
placing them, but who simply forget
I am indebted to a woman of long
experience at the wheel for a useful
thought. It is her idea, whenever driv-
ing over a highly crowned road where
trafic is so heavy she must keep con-
stantly to the right-hand side of the
road, to initiate the right front tire q
little more than the left. Steering, she
maintains, Is easier.
Another woman says that she has
solved the problem of getting the car
just the right distance from the curb
when parking through not looking at
the curb line at all. Instead, she
matches up the left side Of her car with
the outside line of cars parked ahead
and behind.
The weeks safety suggestion con-
Germs the Importance OF switching on
the headlights sooner. Days are getting
shorter, and nothing is more danger
Gus than an unlighted car at dusk.
The impression seems to be current
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
LICENSING OF ALL
AUTO|STS URGED
American Motorists AsSoCia.
ton Also Argues for Com
puIsory Examinations.

The universal licensing of all auto
mobile drivers, as one of the most
effective means of reducing automobile
accidents, is one of the solutions to be
urged by the American Motorists AS
sociaticn before the State Legislatures
converting this Fall
A recent survey made by the asso-
citation shows that at the present time
only IL States and the District of Co.
lumbia require mandatory eXamina-
ton as to physical fitness and skill to
drive an automobile. In eight other
States the law requires a drivers IL
cense, but does not make the examina-
ton compulsory.
First Requisite.
Compulsory examination as to physi-
cal fitness and skill to drive an auto
mobile should be the first requisite In
the securing Of an operators permit -
declares Thomas j. Keefe, general man.
ager of the A. M. A. IAN analysis OF
the State laws shows that this is re-
Quired in the following IL States: Ar
IONA, California, Connecticut, Delaware
Maryland, Massachusetts,, New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey, New York Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, Vermont and the
District of Columbia.
THE mere granting of a permit
without compulsory examination as tC
fitness or skill. offers no solution toward
barring the unskilled driver from tht
highway Under existing laws, in the
vast majority of the States, almost any
one may operate an automobile, despite
court decisions in some States to tbs
effect that an automobile is dangerous
instrument" the A. M. A. statement
declares.
Universal Law Sought.
The association, through its afiliated
member clubs, is urging upon the State
Legislatures which have no law at tbs
present time a universal operators
license law embodying compulsory ex.
| animation as to rules and regulation.
governing moving and parked motor We.
hicles, tests of eyesight for the proper
discernnent of traffic light colors, with
| correction of sight and other defects
before licenses are issued; the proper
| Interpretation of traffic signs, markers
and signals coupled with a demon
Strated ability to drive and control ar
| automobile in traffic.
0ne-Fourth Drivers Women.
Women now comprise 24.3 per cent
of the automobile drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
u. S. HIGHWAY OPENED

Route No. 40 in Good Condition
Across Eight States.
In conjunction with the tri-State
celebration of the reopening of the
National Highway GU. S. 400 Penn
sylvania. in which civic organizations
of four States are cooperating, reports
of the condition of the road have been
compiled from eight States it
traverses between the Mississippi River
and the Atlantic Coast.
The statements of the eight depart
ments of highway indicate that the
$40 miles of the road between st.
Louis, Mo. and Atlantic City N. j. Is
all paved, with the exception Of 81
miles of dust-proofed gravel in New
Jersey, and that In the whole distance
there are but two detours in effect. 90
Engine sluggishness may be traceable
to A. defective ignition coil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
FIRST WOMAN DELEGATE
IS LOCAL RESIDENT
Miss Ruth Campbell of This City
Will Attend International
Road Congress.

The first, and so far only, American
woman to announce her decision to at
tend the Sixth International Road
Congress in Washington October ell
is Miss Ruth Campbell of Washington,
according to an announcement of the
American Organizing Commission,
which Is making arrangements for the
sessions, Miss Campbell became an in
dividual member of the Permanent
International Association of Road
Congresses Monday, September %, in
forming the commission at the same
time that she would attend the
congress.
A graduate of George Washington
University, Miss Campbell is now
librarian of the Highway Education
Board. She is a native of the National
Capital and prior to becoming librarian
OF the highway organization, she was
employed in the library of George
washington University. She will at
tend the congress as an individual
delegate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
Demand for Good Roads Cause People
To Change Residences to Obtain Them

financing. Some $4,000, 600 Of bond
money has been expended in reducing
the operating costs Of almost all North
Carolina motoring by l to 3 cents a
mile. The pavements that Georgia and
other States are still waiting for have
been in actual service in North Carolina
for some time.
Georgia, for example, has sc far re-
fused the bond issue plan, opponents
defeating 1t with the cry that the tax
alton would be oppressive. land so on
far into the night" States other than
Georgia have failed to see that road
building Is a continuing process, that
future generations should help pay for
the long-lasting paveinents that can be
built today It is noteworthy that only
those States that have quite fully uti-
lized the bond issue plan have made any
real progress in building roads. More
important Is the fact that the taxation
in these bond issue States has not been
oppressive in any way, but, on the con-
trary, this taxation has been scarcely
noticeable, with the resultant concrete
pavements saving the motorists from two
to four or i've times his taxes for road
purposes.
South Carolina now has money from
a $65 900 900 bond issue available; soon
there will be another happy highway
tale to tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

bounds and cause variety of troubles.
1t really isn't as involved as 1t sounds.
suggest you read the above para
graphs over again slowly and then get
thrill out of thruSting the facts at
the man folk some night at a dinner
table.
And isn't it obvious that little more
care in going around curves will yield
dividends in freedom from wheel-bear-
ing troubles? Bearings have enough to
do taking care of the radial load with
out thrusting additional endwise pres
sures at them through thoughtless driv-
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

In England and scandinavian coltn.
tries, trafdc keeps to the left.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
CUE TOURNEY
Is NEAR END
Greenleaf And Rudolph Are
I'm Final Event
Once More

NEW -oFE Dee H-P-Fc,
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nights rs Cd II rrtz-rh oTer
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years. feat CT ~zr--z TINS -z-cE
TRY III - O. % . r-zEc1f eo- tEE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Saints Nose Out
Primera

tSDecEzI 70 Ire Herald
SAN EESTTO- De- Ia F-ErE
TIE ol<1--E Eu- III tie Vale
AZz-~ Basketball league season
the san Be-l-o SAINTS no=e6 on
ire Pri-srz CUNT here Wednesday
MINT 51--5 n : aotIy CONTESTED
affair he zane TzS Sle11le1
sc- THURSDAY but mas -oEe1 I'd 70
Wednesday Sd Is E7- . Col-1E
9Th the high school pay 20 H
gwen Thursday
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high point nan for TIE evening.
c-o15--- eight losses t1-ouE1 TIE
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a. the half L the last fire -li-u-eS
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ahead and promptly began : stall
Ing game raz- Ec1-d hare done
credit % = SlCT E1-i71 picture
TEey froze the game away n ice
through this method II TIE closing
mc1s1-s @ play
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
LOCALS FALL
TO REYNOSA
-outhern Horsemen to PIas
Fort Sam Here Sunday
In Polo Finals

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

MATETH Id. De- IA
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

NV YORK Dec ls-7-Te
B-ooklEn Robins are rzPs6I- zccu-
E1-7-1nz = baseball team for The
ISL season Signed contracts f-c-
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for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

complications we're tossed = u5o-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

4 device invented u 9 Tr.Fe--
ftT q Nebraska Sc1e--1St 70 -ero-c
ne tine required .or mental reEr-
rsonS clr1erErrls-ez between EE C.
fe-e-- rypes II nersur<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

~TOLEDO-RoEF- Bernard. Flint
Mich c1tDo1nte6 Jackie Cohen
Ne YORK u0l-
FORT SCOTT. Kan Waite
Durham Fo-r Scot o---csr-e.
JACK Gibbs. S. Paul. l0l.
ADRIAN. Nfsch-Ioh-rv EoeS.
sra Niles Mich. oET-D1s1tec Mike
Patrick. Chicago. rni-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

Bsit-c seal = re-e-- -he r.
F-cpe- trade name fer sszl-cye1
Ezcc1s @ the Sou-h American
aquatic rodent k-ozn Is c1rrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

0A&
YESTERDAY ire Cardinals unset
. l0ck OF da<lInE blades Eho looE
back a. tire past through rose co.
cred glasses You know them Every
city has then They are the bovS
who played rEo @ three years ago
and are incl-nE6 20 look upon TIE
prcsers day products - only q
- outfit As usual. the old tin
e-xEre not = condition and their
machine VAS nor clicking Co1Se-
cuently tie Czr6ia5 defeated tire
ex-Ca-dInzS I3-6 III happen every
time. brother
TONIGHT ne Fsr.--.Er Are-hoc-
ts,s. defending cage champions. Vii
come here fo- 9 game with The
Brownsville cub The cissa &
scheduled 70 Get under way OF the
Fcrt Brown cCIr y : . n The
Me.Eo1-s-S have an unusually
srrc1g aggregation II -hstr LAST
practice session T1escsy night. they
defeated tire E5t-burz junior COL
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

LooaT- THURSDAY. e Sd. . =
-1s fast Fo-1 sam Houston team
EL meet Hz-lrg=n Ii The skin
game ot -hs N-6-wlr.zr rou-rs-
Mz1I Fer San Houston has I'm
eaca q t1si- tao games PLAYED 10
care and are assured or going --1
t1e finals for tie t0u-rz1en-
trophies CT Su16sy. December as
Lle I'D @ the teams for todzTs
game are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

"a Go sz,z - al ,ns>E-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Air Mail Schedules

Ts Ec1e61.s fr tie EAT c.-=--r
8-cE-s--Le arc HaT-Gs t. a-1n---~c
% re postccfics Department q fcl-
CEx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Max -Strib Offers And
Demands Promise Bout Soon

BIZ HUGH :. FULLERTON. Jr-
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK. De-. l5-P-A
situation similar u TIE che which
SET the first DenpSey-Tun1ey
hsasyEelzEt championship lEh- %
Philadelphia arose TO-DAY - rer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
SAINTS WIN
FIRST TILT
Upper Bracket VIII Swing
Into Action Friday
Evening
LOWER BRACKET
Result Wednesday
san Ee-z-o 81. P-ire-z e
Games Tonight
SEBASTIAN e. Fort Erczn-
Hz-llEe1 a. BrozETI-e
Rio Ec-do of 6zT.
UPPER BRACKET
Games Friday
= R-nzz01 a. F1ErT-
E5r5--g - Wes-zcc
Progress Il E5cou1

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San BsrIro SAINTS zn1 PIe-z
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5z-I IezEze season "Wednesday
E.E1- az San EE-I-o Inc S7Il-s
coroed she cscz5on 51-E ozlv sfrsE
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. material profit from -.E 5zseozl
var between the majors and fFe
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a. TIE American Association an
Tie Pacific Cozs--an6 The Western
and Tnree-I leagues have declared
wx< ca tie majors. refusing 20 sub
MT 70 TIE universal draft rE-e- =
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be &c exchzcse @ players De-~sen
The majors and these five circuits
It's would gtEe TIE TEXAS iEzgze :
better market for her rlzye-s and
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WI - The cnsef farming Eo1n6s t0
Tie Ez.crE
BOWLING has taken = s-ro-z
t1lf G tire Waller. bit Il : = rsE
EpEf 1e-e and pzgers here know
little C TIE games history TIE .
Graft q Sons team q Kalamazoo
. nz1o1z1 Champion having Ez1e
Q score CO 5IOa Ire Tzo-NE1
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hare -E-ned 20 tzn-Es during ths
breathing Gsl before CnrSrzs
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LIE tie leaders Z tins movement
ac6 TIER hare the J5yseex and high
school Boys co--g everything s-1z
the hS drop 70 sk--r--z TIE car
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VIZ camp during Ire EE s--ne--
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IN Cd leg injury The injured mem
Der . improving h0zerer- a-1 r &
hoped that he VIII s0on regain full
Ue C TIE rad Leg
Track ard BASKETBALL .o- bo.h
TIE Junior coI<ge and high schoo-
are slated 70 re- under Ezv after
Tie Christmas holidays Fo- the
xt-s- tire = hiS-orT. The Ju-so- CO.
seze plans 70 III or q track
squad Ben B-I-e. 10 mean hECler.
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be las been boxing oTtr TIE cruo
and SAYS b sees sozs fair mate
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TIE SCREAMING EAGLES III
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sez53 They vii loSs only sir reg
T1ey are Frank Cc--ez. Nc
MA Don Bsrne-t. Bsrxav. Lee
and 5c1n Joe Cara Nos Of TIE
loss Is II tire line r-rr..o s-r
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ing Next year the main bulk o. TIRE
squad VII be composed OF Thomas
EEEn- Ems Sd Bennett. Bolton.
Esccbsr. Pzcheca Tupno and e
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SOLID REK1ORIK H~zrl1rEsn
Cardinals VII not BE abe 70 Spc-t
. Texas title this ysz-. but They
may hare the B championship o.
L0C-s1s1z dangling q thar bel-
before New Years. II negotiations
1oE under way are completed
Jc1e<borO. 2 Champion Of Louis
lana. s Anxious 70 core 70 the VAL
ley for . clash with the sweet
rhroared Red Birds who have ha--
tied their way 70 : Region E-En-
Championship Ths JcneS5oro az
Eezz-on wants : $500 guarantee
70 rome 70 Ha--rge- Christmas cay.
II . nc- likely that they wl- &c
the guarantee. but Sold has II
dicated that ne would Dc glad 70
entertain them OF Z percentage
basis a victory over the Louisiana
aggregation would do much 20
spread the fame Q. VALLEY football
II also would lerd weigh. 70 the
Increment noE On too- to- five c.
gx Valley clubs 20 enter class "A
competition next season