The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1935, Page 17

- GARYSLBR LINE HAS POUR AIRFLOW, TWO AIRSTREAM MODELS ‘Two Bear Close Family Resem- blance; Fall in Different Price Classes Six models comprise the Chrysler line for 1935, which will be exhibited Churchill Motors, Inc., at Bismarck automobile and style 28, 29 and 30. Four of Fey | bs He i ap Q sie ® g oa ge & é Hj i i j | i E ‘ i aoe 1] QB i i “4 58 sig | , £ 3 SLOW-MOTION THE BISMARCK CAMERA PROVES AIRFLOW WORTH is i Py i fi it g le iu i af omy of operation to any previous Chryslers of approximate price and size. Weight distribution has been changed considerably from that of the ordinary car. The engine and the seats have been moved forward ap- proximately six inches which moves forward the center of mass and equalizes the weight on the front and rear wheels, Have Pantagraph Springing Both of the Airstream cars have| all the pantagraph type individual front, We may be able to give you an IDE A that will breathe life into that sales plan you are considering. |, not only to the top of the frame, as has been customary in the Past, but also bulted sideways through the frame which conforms to the longitudinal lines of the body. Floors have been lowered 3% inches, so that passengers ride with their legs ex- tending straight downward instead of being stretched forward. One great advance is seen in the introduction of a new type of semi- elliptic, multi-leaf tapered springs on Airflow and Airstream models. In contrast to ordinary types, more and thinner leaves cre used. With thinned- out ends, the leaves of the new Chrysler springs tend to conform to each other, providing bearing sur- faces several inches in length be- creasing the pivot angle ‘The steering arm and mounted parallel to the f1 centered instead of parallel front side members. Thus link moves across the line of tra of the car, hence “cross steering.” With this construction, forward or baekward movement of the wheels TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 23. 1935 chanical design that results in easier /axle. Mechanically, its advantages ery control is seen in the a ent of the new eOIco-tliens ranean ‘Three important ends are served by the new Chrysler air-cooled clutch. The third advantage of the new clutch is that through ventilation, no vacuum can exist inside the housing, thus, oll and grease from the engine crankcase and transmission enclosure cannot be sucked into the housing to impair clutch action. Chrysler has introduced a vacuum spark control that will aid in more spark advance when the car is driven under partial throttle or, in other words, when it is being driven under normal of & substantial in- crease in fuel economy. Cars in the new Airflow Eight and Airstream lines also are provided with & new air-cooled generator—making Possible increased current output to’ care for the requirements of the many new electrical accessories now avail- able to automobile drivers. Sidesway has been removed Chrysler engineers. A sway-eliminator is mounted at the front end of the Airflow car between the springs. The new Airstream Eight intro- duces another advanced feature of motor car design, the Hypoid rear’ Lower Crowns and Bell Shapes Are Headlines in News of Millinery Shops and for town and in felt and rough weaves for country. They are trimmed with large, flat bunches of flowers, placed strategically at the front to empha- size further the j-forward movement. The crowns are fairly flat. Crowns Much Lower As a matter of fact, all crowns have @ tendency to be much lower this sea- son. Sailor types, particularly good this spring since suits are so fashion- able have unusually low crowns and medium brims, worn straight across the brow. For afternoon, pin a nar- tow veil across the brim of your sailor. The new berets are good with every- thing, including suits. They take on ®& more dignified air, often showing careful pleats and folds that are meant to be kept right in place. The by| huge, floppy ones are gone, thank joodness. i If you have regular features and |The consolation round Devils Lake, N. D. March 23.—() —Grand Prairie, a brilliant offensive team and tournament “dark-horse” basketball title in here Saturday. Grandin eliminated Goodrich by to 15 in the first semi-final battle, coasting after assuming a 17-7 lead in the first half. The Grand Prairie club, using a tight zone defense, held Van Hook to three free throws in the first half, weath- ered @ brilliant rally by the Moun- trail county boys to oe tt aoe sends Fort Yates against Hane nal Reach Agreement on Strengthening Army ‘Washington, March 23—(P)—Agree- ment on an immediate increase in the authorized strength of the standing army by 40 per cent was reached Sat- urday by senate and house conferees on the Sore war department appropriation . The senate proposal which was ac- cepted provided that the increase to 165,000 men should begin at once, with an expected annual cost of $20,- 000,000 included in the bill. The proposed increase, recommend- ed by the war department as neces- sary to bring the army up to the “least allowable minimum” was the major new provision of the bill but it represented a gain in total eppro- Priations of more than 70,000,000 above last year's figure. Engine bearings should be tighten- ed at least every 20,000 miles. ‘Winter is a good time to replace the oil filter cartridge. ing more satisfactory than touches of yelloy. Don't be afraid to combine several colors in one ensemble. Use Ascots, gay boutonnieres and the regular ac- cessories, particularly hats and gloves, to get life and color in your outfits, Try purple touches with a green woolen dress, red, white and yellow laccents with a navy blue one and, naturally, any number of shades with white or black and white. In other depend and interest. Hard starting may be the result of ® leaking intake manifold gasket, or ® leak in the cylinder-head gasket, THE GREAT NEW (Seyslers OR, 1935 For 1935, the new Chrysler Airstream takes its place with the dramatic new Airflow to bring really modern motor car travel to new additional thousands. JOIN THE CROWD... SEE THEM AT THE SHOW good things first in a Chrysler. Join the crowd, see the cars and judge for yourself. * * * * } . The new Airflows are a pure delight tothe eye, And with their brilliant new exterior beauty, they bring new interior Floating Ride. They have new syncro- silent transmissions for easy, quiet shift- + + + 8o sure and effortless that these big cars handle like a small roadster. The Automatic Overdrive, which changes gear ratios automatically at 45 CHRYSLER AIRSTREAM SIX... A handsome ia wb Five boty pes, ioes S148 6, Soon Pa ive } Ssom in, ly types. 4-Door The new Airstream Six and Eight cost little more than the out-and-out economy cars. Yet they embody many of the advantages of Airflow design which They are the roomiest cars of moder- ate price you ever saw... and the easiest They have the safety of a mutual pe Them yo api maggie miles an hour, is standard on the Air- new easy shifting syncro-silent transmis- flow Imperials, optional on the Chrysler sion ... Floating Power... streamlin- Airflow Eights. Airflow or Airstream ... you get the CHRYSLER AIRSTREAM EIGHT... A big, bril- t0 $995. ¢-Door Sedan $975, HIGHT . . . The exclusive adt of Airflow design, 115 h. id 123-is vantages . p. and 123-in, w. b. eT” a sedan, coupe and ees coupe, all models $! CHRYSLER AIRFLOW IMPERIAL... The flashing performance of 130 h. pas the roomy lurury made possible by 128-in, w. b. Six-passenger and six-passenger coupe $1475. 4 AIRFLOW CUSTOM IMPERIAL . . . Magnificent sedans and sedan-limousines embodying the finest in Airflow craftsmanship. 130 h. p. with 137-in w. bs and 150 h. p. with 146-in. w. b. Prices on request. Eases Searaes am te ete Choo Move BISMARCK TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT ing that really means something. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS nwt win-Churchill Motors, Inc. Chrysler Airstream 8 Touring Sedan $1177.75 at Bismarck Chrysler Airstream 6 Business Coupe’ = CORWIN-CHURCHILL -