Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1925, Page 67

NEW AUTO PAINT PROVES SUCCESS, 4= ¢ ~ Nitrocellulose Product Meets | Rigid Test as Refinish for Cars. ing to A quick f much the s: wks of 1 othe mlnm: biles has atively and imitation r toilet ar heen simple effective re material used Thrill of Owning Auto, Jose Holds |Motorists Adding Sport Touring or Roadster for Good Weather. Open models are destined to re vive the former thrill of aatomobile | ownership, in the opinion of Rudolph Cadillac dealer and vet- 08 in the pres- ent fad for two car to a family an apportunity to escape from the ing that an automobile is just a modern necessity, like the telephone spliance. Mr. Jose, the man an automohile just for t fell in line with the closed-car move- ment is now adding a snappy road- -.|ster or sport touring to his closed- v equipment. “Open « are reviving the origi- s of auto dwnershi To a ;mmm that h of the o S: thfs means re- motoring to a f people are going this =ummer as e not enjoved it for vears. "he early motorists got more real yment out of car ownership than the average owner today. The OpenType Reviving feel- | nd in time || | engine THE SUNDA SUMMER GOOD TIME Washington Dealer Describes Pre. | cautions New Owners | Should Take. | Breaking in a new car in hot weath- er can be a positive advantage for the owner if he will bear in mind a few seasonable precautions, according to Joe McReynolds, local Studebaker dealer. Hot weather, Mr. McReynolds points out, obviates the necessity for excessive choking when starti motor and provides for freer ¢ tion of the oil when the e “cold.” “But these natural advantag tour with the ne |More Attention Y STAR, Exhaustive Search FOR BREAKING IN CAR| Shows Urgent Need Of Street Repairs to This Traffic Problem Is Asked by Expert. More attention must be paid to city streets, according to Alvan Macaul president of the Packard Motor Car, Co., who recently addressed the mna- tional conference on city planning in e a man !mm one sald Mr. Macauley, we have given no thought to vhat happens when he gets there. But now we must add to the slogan iood Roads’ one b, With adequate public support the city engi one is certain that it is tuned up for the occaslon. The owner of an old car would hardly think of starting his | tour without making sure that the fan belt is tight, but just because his car is new he assumes that every- thing is in order, whereas it might be that the last man who filled up the with oil accidentally poured some on the fan pull “Sometimes the engines of new cars are timed late, to prevent the owner from scoring the cylinders by driving the larger cities could elimina most serlous traffic difficulties, least for me years.'" M auley, who spectal study of city member of the trafiic afety committee of the Automobile Chamber of said too many of our built on the 1682 mod: when Willlam Penn laid out the fir checkerboard street plan for Philadelphia. at has made a streets as a planning and streets are WASHINGTON, D. O, - MAY WHY SPARK IS RETARDED. Bule for Adjusting Auto Carbu- retor Is Explained. The instruction books rule that you should retard the spark when adjust- ing the carl but did ¥ stop to wonder 5 ! l‘\lu\unv t she xul.\ basis. But t not always what they see The purpose of making the adjust- ment is to see on how lean a mixture the engine will cperate without popping back through the carbureto or hesitating when the engine is celerated suddenly. 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