New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 16

lover 19 miles an hour. Because of {this fact, both groups were held down to an average of about 22 mile speed. ESSEX AUTOS SENT ON ECONOMY RUN 552 s e s, |men and the state policemen who| A\'erage 0[ 23 Mll&s PEI' G&HOI] convoyed the two groups were guests | Made in Tests of the Harrington Hudson Co., at a | | peint of efficiency at a speed shgmlyt dinner at the Bond hotel. i Mr. Patch announced the winner | {and called upon Mr. Leonard to tell | !how he drove to maintain an average | 143 miles with almost 30 miles to the gallon. Mr. | the winlshields and ie travel diffi- s snow | ger of the Willimantic branch of the s c Bulletin, who attested to tor £ at Mr. Leonard did no ept his clutch engag- except when stop- | reported that the sec- | t record on the trip was| hester dealer 1 the eastern route at a of 28.4 miles per gallon. The best record on the w ern trip was made by Henry Lewis of Windsor, lat the rate of 26.9 and followed ¢ by the Warehouse FPoint | ngton warned extravagant “It will don’t claim it will beat anything on the C he advised. He said the trip 4 developed into an endurance s and passengers, than an economy run for the vel 1an and | over the the ed 2 r run by a four cylinder Essex eizht years ago, v the cars did 18.4 miles per e most favorable con SENATE MUST PASS ONROOT FORMILA Solons Say His Plan Is Substi- tute Tor 01d Resersation Washington, March § (P—If the | | Leonard first introduced his official | Root formula, desigred to clear the | observer, Gerard E. Loiselle, mana- |,y tor the adherence of the United | | States to the world court, is accept-; America's ad- | | hesion probably will be fought out ed, the question of in the senate. All members of the have publicly expressed an opinion declare that senate ratification seems | to be necessary even if the sugges- | the & protocol is agreed to by the| tion to redraft Article IV of 192 countries concerned. Senators Walsh of Montana and Swanson of Virginia both democ of this count the 's adherence to | have declared that the Reot | {formula was satisf ey | have also declared t ctory but they t they belicve senate ratification necessary. regarded as certain if the question comes up in rce by some members ave b ion by the United States. V ted that he thoug might be taken up at relations com of American ent nd pres ttitude public in nown that he is agains g as there is a po: itt | court being able to ren ness ir not been 8o good during h opinions over the opposition of United States. 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