The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1933, Page 4

PLACED OND PLAY TOMORROW | e ee | s eta a Mich., Dec. 8.—The new Ford V-8 for 1934 is to be put ‘on display tomorrow -in more n 7,000 Ford — dealerships throughout the United States, Edsel B. Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company, announced revealed here by Henry Ford his son ‘to several score news- * co¥respondents, special 3 irs’ and photographers, the ‘new Ford ‘has greater power, “more Speed, quicker acceleration, ' stoother performance, more miles speeds, and quicker starting in ~eold weather, plus refined body lines and a new built-in system ‘of clear-vision body ventilation. The improvements in engine performance are the result of the usé of a new dual down-draft car- buretor and dual intake manifold which increase the engine’s. power approximately 12 percent and Foe. a remarkable improvement z “per mee. especially at “| Ford Motor Company ever built,” 4 the Ford president said. “Basical- ly, it is the same car as the hun. nom on the ‘road. it simply. 1 ng pimaptbo ventilation ) and: refinements:in body, sand. appointments». which heen brought to a, prope: of development during the ear in our engineering re- Ventilating Feature The new Ford. ventilation. sys- tem, which is built into the body, “permits: clear vision, prevents ts and provides the desired it of fresh air in any weath- Thdividual gontrol is provided for both front and rear side win- ventilation is desired the glass is raised to the top. the pred is given an addi- simple — ventilation system draft-free circulation | surntehiege store, is again among| new car is the best car the| any items ‘suitable for Christ- KANTOR ARRANGES FOR ADVERTISING SPACE IN CITIZEN’ POPULAR a canst eK "PEARED IN LAST FRIDAY’S | ISSUE | J,G. Kantor, Inc., popular men’s the advertisers of -The Citizen, having recently signed a contract) with this paper for advertising| space over a period of months. Mr, Kantor’s first ad appeared in the paper last Friday and he is well pl ‘with the results ob- tained. Thisiweek, a few of the mas gifts, are suggested and from time to time he will endeavor to ‘invite the people of this city to ) store through the columns of this’*paper to be benefited from the fine:line of merchandise car- vied’ ‘and share in the bargains of- fered: Kantor’s,Inc.,.is an’ exclusive ‘men’s store and carries only the ‘best ines of suits, shoes, ~ shirts, ete. Here the well-dressed man can be completely outfitted with high grade clothes at popular prices, it is pointed out, “Watch the ads in The Citizen each week,” is Mr. Kantor’s, ad- vice to every man in the city. clothing “They will solve your problem.” Maria Sieber, 8-year-old daugh- ter of Marlene Dietrich, German film star, is, making her first ap- pearance in motion pictures tak- ing the part of Catherine the Great as a child, while her mother portrays her as an empress. inal high efficiency over long pe- riods. The new -carburetion system and other engine refinements not only give better gasoline mileage and oil economy but also insure smoother operation at all speeds rete particularly at normal ‘driv- ing speeds. With the new car- | buretor is used a dual intake man- ifold which distributes the vapo- rized gasoline equally to each | C¥linder, very materially improv- | gallon. de luxe cars now to harmonize with the Wheel ing engine performance and _pro- viding quicker starting in cold weather. Gasoline economy is in- ereased two or three miles per Test runs show that the new engine will give 20 miles. per gallon at 45 miles an hour. Another important engine im- provement is the use of water line thermostats. These are auto- matic mechanical valves which -prevent-the warm water in the engine from passing out into the | cooling radiator until the proper , temperature is reached for maxi- _steg], » electrically. piece construction, \ || and © 3-winddw the cabriolet victoria body has been newly-designed, to atts large luggage ee compar sent com| ment is pro- vided in the rear. : <All body types are equipped| q, safety glass windshields, the de luxe body types are with safety glass throughout. Speed Increase of the increase in en- over the whole speed appreciable increase in is attained. The flex- the car—its ability to eed quickly in traffic ruisé in crowded — streets 3 wdnet shifting out of high gear —-also ‘has teen materially improv- ed. The increase ‘in top speed, without sacrifice of safety, per- ry, fit wi : Fe mits driving at relatively high! speeds with increased safety and! without engine strain, The engine is fitted with alum-! inum cylinder heads, heat resist- ing crome high tungsten steel ex- haust valve inserts and an entire-| ly new cast alloy steel crankshaft: which engineers rate as a marked Meecment ever the forged steel ‘use of high compression, giving reater power, without aegis | the use of premium fuels of high! mum operating efficiency. In ‘eather, the thermostats en- the engine to warm up quick- y and maintain an efficient run- hatte temperature. ua i Spring Design Ford spring design takes ad- vantage of the principle of the transverse’spring. It provides! the ‘utmost stability and safety, ~| practical minimum of unsprung weight with the least possible frame distortion. The Ford spring design tends to prevent the body from tilting on uneven roads. Cor- ners can be taken safely at rela- tively high speeds, >| Both front and rear springs are placed crosswise. This transverse design permits free and easy ac- tion of all four wheels because the springs are attached to the axles at their outer flexible tips. This type of construction retains the important advantages of the solid axle and yet minimizes road shocks transmitted to the Sram and body because the shocks are! absorbed first by the most sensi- tive part of the spring. The rear spring on the 1934; car has been redesigned to pro-} vide smoother riding. Improved double-acting hydraulic shock ab-| sorbers which act independently} of weather or road surface condi | tioms are used. Seat cushion: jhave deeper, softer springs. Ne type individual bucket seats are} jused in the Tudor. | Driving ease also has been in- creased by the use of a new 15. to-1.steering gear ratio. The dans ‘ jis of the double X-type, with the {X member running to the rear % greater of the! mechanical type with 186 square inches of braking surface. Other] “ features of the chassis are a silent | the}; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN New. Ford -V-8 Model Shows Smarter: Lines Colored Fenders and New Ventilating System Refinements in the design of the radiator and hood and more luxurious appointments, feature the appearance of the new Ford V-8 for 1934. “Colored " fenders are standard on all de luxe cars. Dual down-draft carburetion and dual intake manifold give great- er power and speed: to the engine, increasing flexibility and smooth- ness. Gasoline and oil economy ventilating system prevents, drafts and provides the desired amount of fresh air in any weather. Yen- tilation may be controlled by pas- sengers individually. The easy riding qualities of the Ford V-8 have been increased by the use of Buster Crabbe, wlio is now pla; ing the featured male role in Moaogram’s “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi,” which comes ‘to the Palace Theater tomorrow night, breattied a sigh of relief when he read the script—he was afraid that there} might be another-jungle sequente in it. “Not that I. decry _ playing jungle hero roles,” exclaimed ‘Bus,’ “but I sure do hope that I am not to fall into a classified role—a fate that has befallen many an otherwise successful player in Hollywood. “I am not ungrateful for the opportunity given me for a migh- ty fine role in ‘Tarzan’ and ‘King of the Jungle,’ in fact J am happy now to have played those roles. But I'd like nothing better now than to have different roles in differen types of pictures. “When Paramount loaned me to Monogram Pictures, I trembled inwardly lest it be another ‘jungle’ advenure,'but how mistaken I was! In fact, when I finished ing the story’ I was doubly thrilled, i new type of col- it with my own Sigma Chi, and it did not hgve me swinging from the trunk’ of: an elephant or tearing through the briny deep at shark speed. “I am more than thankful for the role, and happy to relate that it is about as perfect a college story as I have ever known. I’m sold on the story idea in general. It is a clean, manly yarn and packs a mighty healthy wallop at the finish. “For, be it known, that the cli- max of the story reveals one of the most thrilling and spectacular scenes ever recorded by the cam- era the smashing race of eight-oar- ed shells.” The friends, changed to fish, caught in a net. “Hi ri boys, we're all set!” anti-knock quality. The valve in-! synchronizing transmission, torque} When pulled in the boat, they at} serts, together with the special tube drive, three-quarter floating | heat resisting chrome nickel alloy!rear axle. one-piece welded stecl| And make the dazed ‘wheels and 17x5.50 tires, i valves, maintain the engine's orig- once take command fisherman row them te land. is also increased. A clear z more flexible. springs, _ improved shock absorbers and softer cushions. Illustrated are: the:de luxe Tudor sedan; below tractive front end. ht), rear compartment of the seat dé ‘luxe Fordor sedan showing the (top) ventilating ‘slot and (left), the at- IMSS GOEHRING: | | GETS HONORS AT STATE COLLEGE KEY WEST YOUNG LADY ONE OF THREE MAKING HIGH- EST AVERAGE IN COLLEGE WORK AT TALLAHASSEE (Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 8.—Miss Wilhelmina Goehring, daughter of Mrs, Annie Carey Page of 419 William street, Key West, is in line to complete work toward the two-year teacher’s diploma at Florida State College for Women at the end of the first semester of the 1933-34 term, Dr. Nathaniel M. Salley, dean of the school of education, has just announced. The first semester will close Fri- day, January 26. Miss Goehring. who is speci ing in work in the intermediate grades, has an excellent record for her work in practice teaching in the college demonstration school, being one of the. three students in her class to-make the highest average in that line of the college work. She has also, assist- ed in the demonstration school in planning and conducting programs for special occasions occurring during the school year. In addi- tion, last year she had a promi- nent part in directing. certain phases of the physical education program of the school, and on numerous occasions assisted with Announcing NEW FORD V8 for 1934 THE UNIVERSA FRI the work in various troups of the Tallahassee girl scouts. Since enrolling at Florida State College for Women. Miss Goehring has been active in the various ex- tra-curricula activities of the col-| lege. Last year she was one of} the freshman class reporters from the English department to the Distaff, the college magazine, She was also a participant in the college physical education festival; held during the 1932-33 term. This year Miss Goehring is one of} the leaders in the “music hour” held every Friday afternoon in the parlors of Reynolds Hall dor-/ mitory. ta ites i = ‘ ( Automobiles running into a; highway guard equipped with al revolving bumper are shunted back on the road automatically by the action of the guard itself. DAY, DECEMBER 8, 1933. A survey conducted by the chamber of commerce at Nashville, Tenn., showed traffic, accidents were ‘most numerous during Octo- ber, November and December. J. G. Kantor, Inc. Get Ready for the HOLIDAYS! Have you solved your HOLIDAY GIFT problem? It not let KANTOR help you solve it, SUGGESTING MEN’S GIFTS SHIRTS WITH TIES TO MATCH, latest styles and colors, SILK AND’ WOOL ROBES, the very newest colors in oac af BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS 3% L GAR stunning patterns. HOUSE SLIPPERS to match our robes, all colors. PAJAMAS, the very newest models, beautifully _ pat- terned and trimmed. * SWEATERS, a very smart collection in the newest colors. TIES, a nice selection in smart patterns. /HANDKERCHIEFS A N.D = TIE SETS, a spesial group i bles fo: ae | we le. for ALL AT ULAR PRICES J. G. Kantor, Inc. Page Bldg. Phone 897 RAD bUMIINS 8, The New Ford V-8 for 1934 will be on display tomorrow at the showrooms of Ford dealers. Surpassing even the great Ford of 1933 in economy, beauty and comfort, it is truly the car of this modern age—the culmination of thirty | years Ford progress. It combines the proved performance of the V-8 cylinder engine with two important new fea- tures—Dual Carburetion and perfected Clear-vision Ventilation. See it and drive it at the first opportunity, OUTSTANDING IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NEW FORD V-‘8 BETTER PERFORMANCE. Greater power, quick Through this slot air is drawn out by the forward motion of the car. This simple ventdation sys tem maintains draft-free circulation, insures pas- senger comfort, prevents fogging windshield in cold or stormy weather. all bodies and more Both windshield and cowl ventilator can be opened to supply addi- tional air needed for deivi comfortable warm-weather DISTINCTIVE NEW APPEARANCE en- im De Luxe bodies prevent glare from front of side. FENDEP3 iN COLOR. On De Luxe cars fend- ers are in color to harmonize with body colors fob — wheel colors optional. New enamel finish on ann Senden ines Sey enduring luster. GREATER RIDING COMFORT results from flexi 2. $550, Caseiler, $590. Victoria, $610. (All prices Detroit.)