Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1930. Automobils ~* Car Upsets, Four Are Slightly Hurt Four persons were slightly hurt and had a miraculous eseape from robable te » when a tire and caused their urn after striking hine was driven by Aty mel of York and he ed by Mrs. Gemmel irs. Clark Aldinger, all of seed and a short distance f & car driven by Mrs. about to pass the front tire blew out, e w out. Thic iy i 7'. Y Soattle Wash Deilylones M, SULENGER PANT EXECUTE KILLED IN CRASH ional meManagerof_Nat;oqa se?.ead Company is Victim of Tire Blowoul: (‘:2: Ditched and £z - @a[fimo FATAL Hochanicshang ©)TeL% Serious Wreck Caused By Blowing Of Tire The Chevrolst coach belonging to Bruce Robinson was badly damaged yesterday morning at the “ stat 20 and 65 was on his way w L Wi Rridg ¥ jast might ¥R uy 1ast g overt s NG L Teo former el inatan EE e Qs B it TWO GIRLS, YOUTH HURT IN AGEIDENT Tire Blows Out, Causing Car to Overturn; Trio in Hospital e Rl Sav, tupy, 8%, o uto, n,z?‘,:"Ak,I;!th;/.d;';:b Ing. Cade,, 02 no e car Sl NN DES W pecial ville WREC Mflg«(/’z Yy 2% TS 'l."i,re BlSws 6&,”9 /é ONE MEI:’ER( iou; TO TIRE BLOW-OUT Del., Dies After Mishap Cear Fredericksburg, Va ;, Driven By Young Weman, Overtums On Richmond- edericksburg, Va., June 14—A wout on e, 17 AN . TIRE BL%&R’-’@“ % i K Hirs. TREE 147%7%) ' /99, OF REW YoRE Gaamts & INSTANTLY Y KILLED; Ty Burwell Man in '« Wahoo Crashes Neh, Ma! t trea 3 . sl i 10T €uts, e, Were te to Lou a-. The family ‘po CRASH LAID M Tought to burns ¢ AHOO, . o critical cond! Rere today r_home, Blowoy, Can According-ty ntervisweg '*es Accideny Skull and & illis, Jr. Wilmington, ‘m\l‘:' : BLOWOUT HURLS SAND [ dten INTO DENVERITE'S EYES utor A tire on e B Pear] st., blew “last nigh OTHERS INJURED sed him scute pain. “‘Afl;‘lderc::plinnl ;h:: l\lr:t.:':n;‘m! olo ot E. 22nd ave. and rcdhap! A pumping up il jurst agail ashington Highway 1 Dispatch to The Sum) s Wasl way, south of Fredericksburg. "="the’ death of hitek iSiury to_two othe *he youne 'in wh the Richmond- iehway twelve_ miles L —d a8 Wit on. Del W N v £ i Ve “RECK ch Filled en Tire ey, CAR TO UPSET FiyE TIMES One Killed, Three Injured Following Tire Blowout Fredericksbure. Va.. June 16 (AP) the Richmond- "[b'/[’fl I, ~ 00)Fefs e | Stoel i (at) Rocond MEN AR Tire Blow-Out Causes Wheat Field,TruckBlazs L?Vm?)d/aw: T TIRE CAUSES ot 6 o front tire eaused 'n of 40 acres of stand a Pacifie Gas and Elec ternoon, 54 the lower Sae The truck erashed inte atter the blowout and ree of Five j, City Hogpjy Ut Taken (o pit. Af'fide:u'z After Peincoton (/) 6 CAR WRECKED) e BURNED; Tiyo THROWN oyt LLE MaN AN Tire m..,..,_m'z Blamed Machine Saig 10 Said to Hay, Taveling g :u:';',{ Been Of Speeq ¢ D WoMmAN » & NJURY |y WOMAN K\L“Lg’ TIRE FAILS QUCCINENT SoUTH op A W NDAY — Tr\\’““" 1 to the Hersl TC . special BPNTAGH, Soman, was Sersons were, 1 Reo %4 MRS. RHINERTSON'S CARTURNS OVER WHEN TIRE BLOWS Accident Happens Short Dis. tance East-of Kelfey er, 41, and ay | h th of Evansvile, arah Blowout Causes Deal PARIS, (UP) Loring of Pasaile and her daughter, e, fi L th Villie i Wi, the Kilen | I TR Man and Woman Killed in Auto Aceident A A wursting e U ‘Car and Driver Suffer Some -+ 111 Effecis Just a few days tell ~ - accidents caused by BLOWOUTS Aectual elippings from the newspapers Blowout 4 When in_ which EDITORIAL R i blicLedger . ‘hiaEveningPul PhiladclphisECR0 N N H BY BLO S « D. Miner, 40, 1 D M e USes Auto Wreey_ o3 tire bley, out the ey TIRE HE DEADLY BLOWOUS g on St ‘i‘.‘.i"y. are due s are trave mech P e - nt e e g Woburn(Mass) Times &?M@/@.,m% BLOWN TIRE GROVE CITY DRVER CAUSES AUTO FATALLY HURT AT ACCIDENT DEAD MAN'S CURY e Three Ejmirs—— - Imi; bile aceige ""‘"’l;:nn w The blowi € injureq o cident ry J. His neck wwash, Guy might have been of 'hygk!}; 'fl. the result of 1} mout “matant] sequence. Guy D Bem - r left the highwa Henry sw-- — . Yditorial) 70 o 2 8h to her ".”"{ the ey, Vening, (€1t of which P::d.::g' WH R EATHE More cars 8% pight. Driver® = jgher than € goes :\\}‘: are fussy oTW e bronght le Hee o occu- wvios 10 ibnington (Del) &wwy %% * Bl ovGraoy FORCRISH T illiam L. Willis, lr..‘ Hitch-Hiker, Killed inV i il a woma nt. o knows V thie William 1. . e them S0 SY ety s Instantly killea . RE BLOWOUT CAUSE s OF FA1IAL ACCIDENT on their " Causing the r. Antomobile Left the Rosd ot Nudsen, Mo, Last Wight At Bismarck Saturday JUST RECEIVED=our third big ship- ment of ‘“Blowout-Proofs’’ —plenty of every size now in stock, but get yours this week —our extra trade-in allowance for your present tires will con= tinue while this lot lasts. Convenient Credit If it is only a question of ready cash, open a charge account or use our famous G-T-A-C (General Tire Acceptance Corporation) Plan of easy payments. A 5 5 PERSONS HURT 0VERMINS CAR hicagoans Injured Near Eureka in Sunday /Ff‘: es an, (N ire, 5 ok T"‘_ o‘.,.j‘:“"\‘mx“;"‘?‘:\-\nt‘ e s At 0 o hos?) Rt daily tell why thousands of safety-seeking ear owners are equipping with the new General Blowout-Proof Dual-Balloon. BLOWS UP, YOUTHS HURT = e-mrn Modern speed and traffic conditions de- manded it. Announced only a few weeks ago, and already the sensation of motor- dom. Hailed everywhere as the"greatest safety advancement in modern motoring, commented upon in newspaper editorials. Automobile clubs are urging their mem- bers to consider tire-safety first. National magazines, Collier’s, Liberty, Outlook and others have featured articles on the appall- ing increase of accidents—over 400,000 of such casualties yearly due to tire blowouts, plinctu;es and skidding. - And no wonder! Blowouts didn’t mean much in the day of slow speeds and small tires. But with tires bigger today, speeds faster, highways narrow and crowded—the percentage of serious and fatal accidents due to tire failure is ten times greater than it was a few years ago. A blowout today is almost never a minor accident—it is a sure crash with only a split second of warning.. At 60 you are going 88 feet a second. Even at half that speed there’s less than a twentieth of a second between your wheels and the EN BLOWOUT Accident M ear awerved off the wice when & tly before & riay aftern~ urat Inj s in 8 N0 » ¢ “\‘i‘\ o c::;\“ o 18 T mE qered C Tl RN | anvink Ol o 4 Bruce. s, LU BTCG ecalin (Ho) Capital % AUTO BLEWOUT TIRE AND C Mrs. C. W. Flower had an un- usual experience Tuesday evening shortly after 5 o'clock when she was driving alone in her Buick au- tomobile on South Ohio avenue. The front left tire of the ayto- ditch, or oncoming traffic. Don’t risk it! Spectacular tests of the new Blowout- Proof Dual-Balloon have proved its abso- lute safety against the sudden impact of road holes and bumps that shatter the carcass of ordinary tires. Safe, too, against the hidden, unseen blowout hazard of internal heat. Only the patented new Blowout-Proof principle of the Dual-Balloon can give you thissafety. It eliminatesthe common causes of blowouts that develop in tires which still look good and blow when you least expect it. You can trust your life t6 the Blowout- Proof Dual-Balloon. It reduces every tire hazard regardless of road, speed or weather. It guards your car as well as your life. It smothers road shocks, keeps your car quiet and new thousands of miles longer. Yet with all its unmatched safety and easy riding comfort that challenges any comparison, the new Dual-Balloon is the most economical of tires. Its safe, sure service lasts. months and years longer. It actually costs less per mile than you pay now. Come in today or tomorrow for facts and a demonstration. R == 7 aois)'s Sk, L) jos€ into ditch, upsets— Car goes into o (flm tire supposed 10 wn out. BRUISED GENERAL [/ -BALLOON " DUl MCVI‘ORIST 'NJURED" AS TIRE BLOWS our rl-l)s ANGEL}, “Blowout Proof Tire Washington’s Lelading Tire Stare Daily 7 AM. to. 9.P.M. Sunday 7 AM. till Noon 13th AND EYE STS. N. No Sales to Dealers GENERAL TIRE CO. (OF WASHINGTON) W. NATIONAL 5075 and 5076 Open Evenings