Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 84

3 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON NEW ANTIFREELE SOLUTION PRAISED Compound of Ethylene Glyco Meets Requirements of Bu- reau of Standards. An anti-freeze preparation for mobiles which is said to meet th requirements laid down by the Burea of Standards has bes ol pound Chemi W the noteworthy nee 1o the automobile in lew com Thesadvantu it 8 claimed. is that, unlik it will not he deft in a Wiater. witl uring eit The m: eth viene added to seription o tor the officia clusively of engine vivor after s ble 1ypes elosed | contribution of = | are havmful ESpee(Iel's “Razzed” |Under New Tricks | Used by Police In Connecticut the State police have devised an effective punishment for |‘.~|-oo.|w~ and those who cut out of |line in the heavy traffic of football {davs. When an offender caug ordered [ to th on moves. Other been bothered by driving and whe lost ' time. ! ment than a fine is ed to the . OILY GARAGE FLOORS SHORTEN TIRES’ LIFE Grease Softens Rubber and Makes It Cut Readily. Automotive | Experts Say. Keep the g most il ubstances > rubber its life sphalt paired e SPECIAL SYSTEM EXPEDITES TRAFFIC I}TRUUBI_E |S SAVEU ‘ ven light to show New Hampshire avenue, follow the ar- Eighteenth street. king left turns at treet northwest, | re to use when ue and Eight gnal has been placed. DlACRAM EXPLAINS SYSTEM OF TRAFFIC AT INTERSECTION Peculiar Angle at 18th Street and Ne Avenue Has Resulted in Unusual Plan for Handling Problem of Turns. thorities place - | standing on th ment at [ o special t turns_from | i This was found ne 1V omust be made nd in such a wan which is through Cars intending to make the left turn, | e to Kkeep clear to the 10 avoid biock Al light changes to red on New Hampshire i left turn intc Eighteenth street, pre ceding other traffic which moves that thoroughfare in response to thy sreen light. ecnth stre expected Lo attempt New Hampshive ave centh street. If the found desi Hampshire av should make it at a sireet abo lLelow the intersection with E: eenth street *. Moller. personna turns fron v tried the left d his experience showed ti em made it possible for » make the turn to Moller tried to make the left v driving up the center of New hive avenue. In that pos und that he could not see th 1al light unless he leaned dow to view it. In this position he alsu noticed that cars following formed @ line which tra flic The system now in effect is de signed to expedite through traffic on Crosswalk !lines have heen painted farther from New ipshire avenue One Chrysler Drive Makes Other Motoring Dull and Tiresome CHRYSLER SIX — Phaston, 3; Foadseer, Stéos:; Sedan, 31695 Browgharm, 31865; Imperal, nal, $sops. YSLER FOUR Hodvewhic four-wheel brakes on models ac sight Bodies by Fisher on all Chrysler enciosed models. Al medsls equipped wich full balloon twes. We are pleased to extend the convenience of vme| . Ask about plan. lec dealers and spe vice 2 All Chrysler models are protected againet theft by che Fodeo patented car pumbering mern. er, which cannot be counter. feited and cannot be aicered or removed with- tempermg. exclusive with wut conchumve evidence CHRYSLER %SI 1612 You St. 1205 Coach. $1443; 5.‘?:. Crown Impe- — Touring Car, 3893 Chub $1645; Sedem, l..’.’.” Nothing so surely emphasizes the vast difference between ordinary motor cars and the Chrysler Six as the new delight you, yourself, i Coupe, 31795 all Chrysler Four feel the first time you drive a Chrysler. Then you realize, indeed, how tired you are of sluggish, unwieldy cars. Men and women who have driven higher-priced cars, owners of lesser-priced cars—all find in Chrysler’s eager swiftness, magical ease of handling, velvety roadability and riding comfort, a thrill they have found in no other car. 's ateactive nor Chrysler ser- Seventy miles plus with silky smoothness; a flashing pick-up with absolute security; amazing economy; responsiveness to woman’s most delicate touch; restful driving and unmatched riding comfort —these are the results of inherent fineness of Chrysler quality de- sign, materials and craftsmanship that give to Chrysler motoring this new and unequaled delight which we invite you to experience. We are eager to place a Chrysler Six at your disposal. You set the terms for the test—you drive the car, as far and as fast as you choose. 76,000 Chrysler Six owners. X H. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros. » N . ~ Branch Salesroom—Connecticut Ave. and (Q St. You will learn that it takes no more than the first 25 or 50 miles (u win you forever to the charm of the unigue and alluring performance that captivated, in its first year, over 32,000 Chrysler purchasers, and today enthuses more than North 4296 v Hampshire wvenue and sreen on Eighteenth street. the cars rows complete the Left turns are prohibited on Eight- and motorists are not into Eight- s at this intersec- the signal light and at the sume time to be clear of throush sition him blocked through D. .. DECEMBER 6, -1925—PART * TORSTS ABROAD Travelers May Take Cars Along With Few Customs Formalities. How American travelers may take | their automobiles with them to pean countries o Adjacent Medite nean areas and escape many ted: customs formalities is explained E Department of Commerce publicati Just issued |”"In addition, the pamphlet brings out for the first time in the English lan guage, it is believed, a summ: local touring regulations in the sever: European countries. to which has hee added well defined information customs _regulations concern: gage and what travelers may with them without 4he imposit heavy duties. Tarift Duties Lifted. Generally speaking. the bulletin ex plains, automobiles may be taken for a limited time into most of these coun tries for touring purposes free of duty by making a cash dej (to be re funded later) or by bond (1o be canceled later) for the amount of the import duties, or by using the |~ triptyque privilege. The triptvque. lit erally “three 5. permits a 1 ber of any recognized touring zation to pass the ontlers of the countries without ‘ment of d The details of the: angement | pear in the discu in the booklet of the requirements of the individil | countries. [ Furthermore. it continues, no duty | personal | MOTOR SILENCE Its Relation to Automobile Longevity FHEN a motor runs with almost imperceptible sound —it means that in it there is virtually no metal-to-metal contact with its resultant fric- tion, rattle and life-shortening wear. Many cars boast partial forced feed oiling systems, but Velie has full forced feed lubrication. Through a drilled crankshaft oil is pumped to all moving arts, even to the wrist-pins and rocker arms, | all of which operate in a constant oil bath | that makes for this extreme quiet. g morten Smorrasit e i ance of tourists’ luggage through the | been included as a rule is levied on use effects (clothing and toilet ssories) or other provisions necessary for the ney and in keeping with the s fon of the traveler, though m countries limit the amount of tobacc Velie is the only medium-priced car employing this system —a feature contained and looked for in high-priced cars only. | | i\m.xe.- 3 ticle that mayv be duty as bagrage concerning spare parts and acce is also dealt with tle of Booklet VELIE MOTORS CORP. Moline, Ill. WASHINGTON VELIE CO. NORRIS H. ENGLE Fane e 1 _ | { FEED Moron] 1136 Connecticut Ave. LUBRICATION } is the Wakefield, senior 1| the division of fc H t of Commerce. for 10 cents upon & Superintendent . motorists CRAFTSMANSHIP REVEALS ITSELF Mtanieto IN LONG SERVICE was_announced by Col. Molier 1t if th% system is applied 1o otk tersections, it will be done bec of their peculiarities and establisk {tonly when directions have heen pair A I (il (T e When Value is - Offered the public responds Immediate recognition of Oldsmobile’s greater value explains why many of the departments at the big Oldsmobile plant are now working overtime and why it has been necessary to double factory facilities . . Check this value for yourself. Compare Oldsmobile, int byircint, with any car. Ride in an Oldsmobile. Drive an ldsmol? e. Then, and not until then, will you understand why the public is buying Oldsmobiles in larger numbers than ever befare. v v Next to paying cash, the most economical way fo buy a car is through General Motors’ own financing plan— available to Oldsmobile purchasers. GMAC rates, always the lowest, are now even lower. Let us show you the GMAC rate chart and learn how easy i is to own an Oldsmobile. Sedan ¥1025 Touring *875 Prices f. . b. Laneing o extra e A Touring $326, Coach $343, Sedan $370 "Your presemt car can be I‘l. art of the Initial cash payment and the 1835 14th St. Wiaconsin Motor Co. 1062 Wiscomsin Ave. N. W. Potomac 1000 Central Auto_Co. ngs. Alexandria, Va. LDSMOBILE SI Greater Beauty Finer Performance Lower Price >t one -- But All Three : GENERAL 0 O F MOTORS = mnmnuumunumnmnlmlmummmmnn|lmununmmmmmmmmmmlmflnmm|||r||mmmmmuu|m|unmlus|n1||uu|||ml|||||||uum|min!||||n|a|uumuuummnnmmnuummmmnnnu|m_mnnnuunmmumfi l