The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1926, Page 8

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Seven out of every ten el ible employes have determi eocee ination to become FGompeng in signified a the big — of the Standard The Seren ital itself_has Paton meg ly employe Interests -~ ‘ United States Tires are under continual fest in our labbratories and on our road test vehicles. Motorcoach tires, for example, are tested under actual service conditions on this United States Rubber Company Test Coach. The first Stock Purchasing Plan, formulated Wig Pbochs ago, and just completed, resulted in # Teceiving $215.00 for every $100.00 sf Questions and Answers that may be News to You—by a Tire Engineer of the United States Rubber Company fis boc started by ties Company 874 of all eligible ple hav 70 gh employes have Col. Robert W. Stewart, Chairman of the Board of tet te briefly outlined the purpose of Question—With 20,000,900 cars running in. Question—What ,tests are made of com- Purchasing Plans as follows = America, does not the e: lence of users pounding ing te? Z largely take the place of factory tests? Answer—Compounding ingredients are tested Answer-—On the contrary. The very fact that a determine their unity and uniformity. “What the Board of Directors wanted was a Uecfoveyncinpccanaaioantaue: svete el serine which would give to the employe some. ite ol iccmcreceatacamaets, | iomomnle pap gate gg 1 tai al pot gapect tek cosomers to tet thr thee Quetign—What texte are made on Stel -{nvestinent in the company which, employed for them, . them that wri an mike them Question—What does the United States Anawer—Sel wge ven9 Serpeges io oi ae the Ge By bher Commarea diet ince eet ince! tions, tand it is also tested for tensile strength pamen a bg hp into one ry army of 29,000 peo- we 01 s elongation. ished Tire. espace are tested before am jo eens for a common cause and common they go into the tires, and the finished tires are tested in the Company’s laboratories and on the Company's road test cars, and Question Avot Celted, States Tires tested alongside of other makes? ” Answer—Yes. ‘Thee sone are conducted daily Duses. Taoy are alee seatcbed im acheal ayae- in our laboratories and on our road test ve- ‘The Stock Purchasing Plans, originated for the mercial service. hicles, benefit of the employes, are an incentive to save Question—What do these tests prove? Question—What ie the object of thesecom- 4 Pic ambition. They pe to the employes Answer—The material fests insure the quait Petitive tests? petupity for a investment, vield- of material used. |The laboratory road Answer—To maintain the snpertority of our de- ing. terms of the arrangement, tests of complete tires’ “proveup” the correct- sign and construction. a ras be and endurin; t. , ness of manufacturing processes, ani ig profit Question—Does the fact that a sores 3 num Question—What raw menterins. one tested? ber of tires of jtad certain design and con- f Answe?t—Cotton cord, which furnishes the structioi given satisfactory sexvic more importan' sivength an and esi of the usr tubber, obviate payed necessity for further tests on Ege i laces, more imps the ant reeulto Bi she Steck fos tape She yarns erta-ok the. tise to tires of the same kind? = ances ingredients, which onicaie Answer—No, Vehicle and use, and road the rubber to give it the necessary alitess comes are Rar gears 1 (apa ia peony rey oly « i obsolete today in design and rea tion—What tests made on the Question—How does the United Stat. .” The, personnel of the Standard Oil n Cord? ~ . Rubber Comp oon abepent of of these liana) is nota a group of 29,000 pe reap company : agree msi cic tenet et =| See of factory tech- with separa ambitions; it : foe sronath retch, size, twist, ply, Leng length of Teal experts in diflrentecctios ofthe coun. - eee , ambitious men staple, and freedom Ye ually our . women, ‘king Question— What testare manieonRubber? re rendering under ectuall operating condi- mon-end, And the interests of this his werk Answer—Even though the quality and uniform- Rubber trolled b Question—Do all companies test their tires Renee ee a cs ae | avery ahi mont racely at our fact lost tests . t uniformity and also, aft This identity of interests fe again tet ilps tw ated fort fate Sat tor ree cared by the Und ; Te ety of et and broad- + vulcanization, i ja tena stsength and stretch. States Rubber jo Pa eiscehcancacamaataa ia of rendering. ee : ; | United | Stetes Oo! Rubber Company UNITED STATES ROYAL CORD BALLOON N. I. Roop, Cashier ext im. A. V. Sorensen, P. 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