The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1933, Page 21

ALL SPEEDS IN NEW DODGES ' DEVELOPED WITH QUIETNESS Bodies Are in New Designs; Helical Teeth in Transmission Eliminate Noise ey The 1933 six and eight cylinder igs Serer which will be shown y M. ilman company at the Bismarck auto show are new in ap- Pearance and design, and both incor- to rear axle. Both mountings are of live rubber, so that there ia no actual metal-to-metal a. With a bore of 3% inches and a —_—_———— EE FLOATING POWER FREE WHEELING Air Wheels, 116 in. wheelbase and many other freat new features $595 UP, F. O. B. FACTORY 'M.B. Gilman Co. Plymouth and Dodge Distributers Second and Broadway Bismarck, N. Dak. stroke of 4% inches, the engine de- livers 75 horsepower. ‘The carburetor is a down: type, 80 that to orankshaft, connecting camshaft bearings and to. the silent- chain timing drive, Gears Govern of usefulness and safety. All Speeds Quiet ‘All gears of the transmission, even the reverse gear and the reverse idler, are cut with helical teeth, which give quiet operation. Starting speed is just as quiet as “high.” There+is no “feeling” for proper engagement. Shifting between second and high speeds, up or down, may be done be- tween forty and fifty miles per hour, the actual change being accomplished | the pul si THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1933 PLYMOUTH SHIPPED MORE CARS IN °32 THAN PREVIOUS YEAR ls Second Largest Bulider of Cars Among Members of N. A. C. of C. ae i is af Ep 2 ¥ E ga F ae a by the short, quick movement of a offered.” small, silent gear selector collar slid- ing on the transmission mainshaft. Dodge brakes are of the self-equal- izing hydraulic type and do not re- quire periodical clevices and other connections. Easy-riding qualities of the six are largely due to the skill brought to bear on the perfection of its spring suspension, it is said. Front and rear springs are semi-elliptic, 36 inches jong in front, 53% inches in the rear. This gives a total spring base of 80% inches and means that 80 per cent of the 111%-inch wheelbase is spring supported. While the front ends of front and Tear springs rest in noiseless rubber- bushed supports, the rear ends are secured to silent, non-sway U- shackles. The upper leg of the U- shackle screws into a threaded steel hanger so as to permit the shackles to oscillate freely with every short- eqalted ta keop shatkien’ quiet, Come to Bismarck Auto Show April 7-8 805 Tire Service In Our New Lecation, 215 Main Avenue Bring Us Your Tire Troubles air pilots, game hunters. of ical adjustment of rods,|There is scarcely © woman in the world who does not admire—if per- haps secretly—our various feminine Motor-boat racers and big- This admiration so universally ac- Wek ao try aawiegeilt wea otne fencing >a ied lore motor car driver. Husbands looked askance when their wives demanded driving lessons. And the husbands were more right than wrong, for the automobile of the past essentially was ® man’s mechanism. It required strength to start, to steer, to stop, and in fact, even to get into the tonneau. But that day is past. Today's mo- the ladic iH New Models displayed in“our case ae BEYOBE Al buy a car in the low. price we pnceey urge you to k at* gear oe 4 engine .~~. 70 horse =the modern We ehh obs for this time anion Pe isaac gly Wier a thas pe new Plymouth has AU Three! out ahead edn ae big car look t performance Poe en It has ti mee in 5 t you can now buy price of any low price car! with Hi; E- st TALUE! Come i for the M. B. GILMAN CO. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Broadway at Second Street Bismarck, N. Dak. ‘Attend Biamarck Auto and Style Show, Also Merchants’ Trade Week April 7-8 New Plymouth Six Business Coupe baad Firmoath Sts butnee coupe, tae the er sulana i, at the same time, one of the smartest cars in CONTRACT @% rypEDTS PLAY IT _eae By WM. E. McKENNEY Secretary, American Bridge Leaguc There is no question but that the squeeze is the most interesting of all plays in bridge. Some are hard magne. recognize—others are apparently The squeeze play, however, that stands shove tbem all is the triple squeeze—where you have to squeeze both opponents and squeeze them on. all three suits. ‘The following hand is the most in- teresting, from a playing standpoint, at )of the recent tournament held in New York City. Mr. Lou Gotthelf, secre- tary of the Metropolitan Bridge League, was sitting in the south. Mr. Gotthelf usually uses the one-over-one bidding system, but with this part- ner he was playing the forcing two club hashes Bidding Mr. Gotthelf opened the bidding with three clubs. West passed and his partner bid three hearts. East ecg a and Mr. Gotthelf bid five clul North made the exceptionally strong bid of jumping to six no trump. Mr. Gotthelf held 100 honors in clubs and felt that no trump was not the spot on this particular hand—that he had to play it where the honors were. Therefore his next bid was seven clubs. Ordinarily, in the one-over-one sys- | tem, the bidding would have been| South one club, Nort two no trump, South four clubs, North five clubs, | and South six clubs. 2 don’t believe | that the hand should be bid for a grand slam. However, Mr. Gotthelf had arrived at @ seven cortract and now pro-| ceeded to play the hand exceptionally | well in order to make his contract. The Play The singleton jack of diamonds was opened by West. East went up with! the king and Mr. Gotthelf in the South won the trick with the ace. | He ran off five club tricks. From metallurgy, wheel manufacture and the hundred and one other manufac- turing operations that go to make up an automobile, have practically elim- imated the possibility of accidents from mechanical defect. All Are Direct Result All these factors have been a direct j result of women's increased use of the automobile. It is not idle talk to say that more than 75 per cent of automobile pur- chases are swayed by ladies. Neither perft 3—Safety in the construction and op. eration of the car. It was with these three factors in the eee he discarded three dia- monds. ‘West was able to follow on four of the clubs, but on the fifth club he discarded a small heart. East fol- lowed with one club and then let go two diamonds and two spades. Mr. Gotthelf then led the ace of hearts and followed with a small heart, winning in dummy with the king. He returned the five ef hearts and East felt the first squeeze. Of course he must discard a spade —this is the start of the triple squeeze. He cannot let go of a dia- mond or Mr. Gotthelf’s queen and seven will be good. Mr. Gotthelf trumped the heart with his good deuce of clubs, West followed with the seven of hearts. Mr. Gotthelf now led the queen of diamonds and West is squeezed. If he plays the queen of hearts, dum- my’s eight spot will be good, while if he discards the deuce of spades Mr. Gotthelf will discard the eight of hearts from dummy and the triple ‘squeeze is completed. First. East was squeezed in spades and diamonds and then West was squeezed in hearts and spades. It was interesting to note at this tournament that many more grand slams have been bid than at any pre- vious tournament, due to the fact ithat last November the rubber laws were changed so as to increase the grand slam bonus to 2250 points—in other words, it now pays to gamble occasionally on the bidding of what be termed a “possibly doubtful grand ‘slam” and naturally these same tac- tics are being carried into duplicate bridge, even though the grand slam bonus at duplicate remains at 1500 points. | (Copyright, 1933, NEA Service, Inc.) j | STILL THEY MOUNT Despite sentiment against them. jrailroad grade crossings numbered 7927 more in 1930 than in 1924,-ac- cording to Milton W. Harrison, head of the Railway Security Owners’ As- sociation. MADE IN U.S. A. American-made sutomobiles were 100 per cent in evidence in 19 of the geographical units of the world cov- ered in the 1931 automobile census. 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Attend the Bismarck Auto and Style Show ty Aleo Merchants’ Trade Week biel Cy linder Head Secret of Ford Vim and Al New Models to Be Exhibit- ed By Copelin Firm Among the aristocrats of motordom to be shown at the Bismarck auto- mobile show next week-end will be the new 1933 Ford. models, together with a beautiful cut-away chassis. They will be exhibited by the Cope- lin Motor company, Ford dealer in Bismarck. The 75-horsepower V-8 cylinder en-|* gine, with its new aluminum cylinder heads and rubber mountings, the new double-channel, double-drop X-type frame, newly designed head and cowl lamps, bumpers and horn, skirted fenders, smaller wheels and larger tires will attract fully as much atten- tion as the new bodies with their flowing lines, distinctively modern de- sign and luxurious interior appoint- ments. The new V-8 car is the fastest and most powerful car since Henry Ford launched into volume production of motor cars. It is exceedingly flexible in traffic and capable of a sustained ad of 80 miles an hour on the open Secret In Head Design The secret of its power and alert- ness lies in the improved V-8 engine and its new cylinder head design. Because aluminum dissipates heat more rapidly, the all-aluminum cylin- Ger head permits unusually high com- bression pressure which results in in- creased speed, power and smoothness, se acceleration and fuel econ- omy. The cylinder heads have combustion chambers of improved design and are fitted with new 18 millimeter spark Plugs with high heat resistance qual- itfes, The high heat conductivity of the head material also obviates the tendency toward detonation or knock- ing, eliminates “hot spots,” and re- duces carbon deposit. The 90-degree type crankshaft is fally counterbalanced and the piston and connecting rod assemblies are matched in weight to produce unusual operating smoothness. The engine is fitted with downdraft carburetor, air intake silencer and diaphragm type fuel pump. Through achievement of Ford en- gineers, the two cylinder blocks and crankcase are cast in a single piece, the cylinder blocks being set at an angle of 90 degrees. This design pro- vides an exceptionally compact power sign first Ford V-8 tinea in 1932. aan: ie engine reaches its power at 3800 rpm. This point etapa usually “high in the speed range, the Still another feature of visible in the cut-away chassis, is new three-quarter floating rear with its straddle mounted pinion drive. The pinion is mounted in a double taper roller thrust bearing at the front and a straight radial roller bearing at the rear. This per- mts maintaing permanent alignment of the pinion with the ring gear under all driving conditions and results in extremely quiet axle operation. The wheels are 17 inches in diameter and of the Ford welded steel spoke type. Tires are of 5.60 inches section. ‘The frame is cushioned by transverse cantilever springs and four Houdailled double-acting hydraulic shock absorb- crs which are adjusted both automa- tically and thermostatically for every variation in weather or road surface condition. EASY PAY PLAN C. C. Hanch, general manager of the National Association of Finance Com- panies, has advanced the plan tha: garage owners adopt the policy of re- pairing automobiles on the install- ment plan in order to revive business. CAR COST DOWN The wholesale value of the average | Passenger car dropped from $882 in 1919 to $540 in 1932. PLENTY OF COLOR Twenty-two different color combi- nations are used to automobile li- censes of various states this year. | The World’s Finest Oil For Your Motor ’ 100% Paraffin Base A grade for every car For Farm Delivery Service, Phone Bismarck 438 BISMARCK OIL COMPANY. 1020 Main Avenne Bismarck, N. Dak. 409 Broadway Typewriters NO FOOLIN’ Ours Is Real Service WALTER W. 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