Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1937, Page 14

A—14 x THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937. CAPITAL PUBLISHER! | Visit of Meyer and French Foreign Minister Held With- out Political Import. By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 8—Eugene Meyer, ¢ former governor of the Federal Re- serve Board and publisher of the ‘Washington, D. C., Post, was received today by Yvon De)bos French foreign minister. | Officials said there was no political significance to the visit. Meyer was sccompanied by Felix Morley, editor of the Post. Asked about his impressions of Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium, wflm who shortly is to confer with Presi- s o 8 Sl dent Roosevelt and whom Meyer met yesterday, the publisher said their in- terview was interesting and enlight- ening on European political and eco- " Pl momic conditions. ceding the Py “a_“,u;.«-os 5 ¢ Meyer said he felt that with Belgium Y 31 1957 304 #n its present position of freedom from g WA entangling alliances, its premier occu- KRAdB 71—SPEED RMAN= pled a unique position for leadership s FIRESTONE CHAL o # improving world conditions—eco- MR HARVEY E & RUB BBER COMPAN Y--!NDXANA?OL!S 1ND MA Ly ;o;ncllca y and for the promotion of FIRESTONE TIRE “ His position as prime minister of ON OHIO= Belgium is only part of Van Zeeland's | AKR THE SILVER ANN atrength, Meyer said. More important | AVE TODAY WON DIPPED TIRES A 1 the fact that Van Zeeland appears | H NE GUM- I % be emerging in a remarkable way #8 one in whom other nations appear w have special confidence. i(van Zeeland's Princeton experience, Wo 1 EXPRELT eyer said, and his other visits make = %lm thoroughly familiar with the T“ S STRENGTH e nited States. His personality and | OR E intelligence unquestionably will make o TSTANDING PERFORMANC 8 strong and favorable impression, he OU ?HINGE:EEEfiEI?lI?[.)wRG g C /.?/fiéc G@%fi !Iew Ambassador Tells of Progress ¢ Mate i Goaty T | PROVIDE THE EXTRA MARGIN ’ Decade. " Dr. Chenting T. Wang, new Am- gs.sssdor to the United States from | 3 hina, told more than 300 Chinese = Q TANAPOLIS 2 PER HOUR WILBUR SHAW. femarkable progress in education, fhdustry and national unity during the last decade. * Dr. Wang spoke at a reception arranged by the various Chinese com- munity organizations here to welcome Rim and his two daughters, the Misses ¥oeh E. Wang and An Fu Wang. He was introduced by Lee Jong Won after several other leaders of the tocal Chinese community made wel- \ HOUSANDS said that tires could not stand the coming speeches. China has made greater progress terrific grind. They said cars had been built with during the last 10 years than she Bad for 1,000 years, Dr. Wang said, - much greater speed, turns in the track had been Jergely as a result of the revolution | ¥hich established the Chinese Republic repaved with granite-like surface, yet Wilbur Shaw &nd promotion of national unity by St ey Sty De o0 ¢ ‘ drove to victory on Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires setting dnd start the revolution ; ‘ a new record of 113.58 miles per hour on one of the The reception was held at the k Eotus Rest: t, wh A \ H 1 1 1 ot mesaurall, Shoean Amenioan ) ; hottest days in the history of the Indianapolis track. . Dr. Wi d his d: hters \ . . . o . Enived n Washington on May 26, ) Here is stamina—here is dependability —here is fesidents of Washington Sunday at their home country has made Fll L2 R e T i e R s s L 2 fars Eabens GolsMegree. NERR \ ’ \ T\ performance that is proof of safety. 500 miles over the Miss Mary Kekenes, daughter of A \ i | 3 ° the high school department of South- won & $§250 scholarship for scholat- : ‘ these tires as the cars roared into the treacherous turns ek L 2 features Firestone Tires run up to 28° cooler and e twisting inside the tire, yet not one cord loosened, not “Becommodations T heat that ordinarily destroy tire life. You will never drive your car at these record- : o TIRE CONSTRUCTION 4 Why have Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires been on breaking speeds, but for the safety of yourself and §o 0 b e o 7 ” e drivers in this greatest of all racing events choose and SAVE A LIFE Campaign by equipping your car ;Quup Mar gu/u 9 ‘___—tl"—_—"——"————" . S 4.5021..| $10.08 || 52518.. | $12.70 || 6.00-16.. | $15.6§§ .S’cy(fiia ket guru /8 : HEAVY DUTY life and the lives of his family blistering hot brick track, at temperatures of more than that Firestone Tires are built with the Firestone Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Kekenes, 4725 “\In. ° . 5 & z Colorado avenue, was graduated from \ / 100° Speeds of 130, 140, and even 150 were attained patented construction features of Gum-Dipping and e Semimary, Buena Visn, Va. ot \ on the straightaways. Think of the terrific impact on ¥wo gx,tll:; Laf‘s nE Ghum g)ipped C(}rd; andes the ership and was & mem- § o ) read. ey know that because of these extra sl \ and out again. Tons of force straining, pulling, and 3 ; ive greatest blowout protection. In fact, these me The Largest N ; NN ~ one tread separated from the cord body—all because ~ 5've 8re3te g o # g Pt : will not risk their lives or chances of victory on Float M THE MASTERP'EGE OF § Gum-Dipping, the Firestone patented process, fisi i eet Means successfully counteracted the internal friction and 3RV other tire. " flva;/ai/z,h : y all the winning cars at Indianapolis for the past family you fxeed the s:afest, strongest an-d most m‘l’m;’ g iy eighteen years? Why did every one of the thirty-three dependable tires. Come in today. Join the Firestone Jent Cabin Class accommodations buy Firestone Tires? Race drivers make it their with a set of new Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires— i SIS pEieun e IGH SPEED TIRE business to know how tires are made and they know the safest tires that money can buy. Samaria . . . .June l/ || 47519..] 10.60 || s5016..| 13.75 || 62516..] 17.40 I ‘ ,q‘" ie g /2 5.00-17..| 210.80 || 5.5017..| 13.98 || 6.50-16..| 19.1§ DON T R Y UR L R 8039100 e Rg kR e 50019..| 11.40 || s5018..| 14.30 || 70016..| 20.80 ':-figmtuu oo Junet6 || 52517..| 31226 ||ss00.| 14.60|l75016.| 26.40 No car owner is going to risk his DO YOU KNOW 1y . 7.50.16..| $32.00 | knowingly on thin worn tires. Yet THAT last year highway accidents cost (ferengaria . . ylllll /9 82516..| 38.90 thousands of car owners are taking the lives of more than 38,000 men, Lueen Mary . June 23 | chances every day. women and children? ¢ | Choose the tires that champions THAT ing ) ‘Carinthi [ : a million more were injured? ,e‘""'““ b oo fl"n' 25 | ~ buy. Race drivers know from J . and later sailings. | \ experience that their livesdepend on THAT more than 40,000 of these 31t you have been unable 1o obtain © N\ the safety of their tires. They will deathsand injuries were caused directly iTourist Class accommodations in | g;::':c“s‘““::" :‘;b’s';u:d not drive at high speeds on any by punctures, blowouts and skidding Fune or early July, we suggest | ) i other than Firestone Gum-Dipped due to unsafe tires #you consider Cabin Class in a | D‘“‘“m“ Saveup to SZODO. . #20,000-ton Leisure Liner: Laconis, | P - Tires. You, too, need the same ° Above is a section cut from & Aboveis section cutfrom anew amaria, Scythia in which splen- | I protection, Come in tod?v and €quLiDP Listen to the Voice of Firestone, Monday evenings iz&“;";“':xz,,?":;"':;bflg; 5;;";‘;”,': i’,;',,fif;: 'b:":,',:,‘, id accommodations can be your car with the safest tires ever built. over Nationwide N. B. C. Red Network in this condition are more skidding, blowouts and pk?n_mgd foronly $5 more x}_mn the = Control Heod liable wamam‘, blowouts punm;gu Come in and see by aminimum Queen Mary Touristrate. 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