New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1930, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1930. _"11 round trip was thus made in 4 Developments in Automobile |- Field as Described by Agents | part of the route. | s pet Iour, which . | Willys-Overland Is Added to Line [ iis coveraze m hrul and replete with | field, will prove conveniences unparai- | cut s in the Rear-Admiral Giuseppe Sirianni | Says Difficulties Facing Parley Are Ones Encou_qrtgrecilA All Along under Nash Eight Phaeton ment ap | : : {Dynamic Erskine | | Coupe Displayed | | One of the smartest coupe models | displayed at the automobile show this year is the Dynamic New E kine Coupe. It is now on display at | the showroom of Albro Motor Salvs | | | | | provides the | organization with the lowest-priced 15 popular through- | Co. nearly four years | According to Mr. have passed since it made its | distinguishing featu A apped | EErskine is its abundant power. gine of Studebaker design anufacture throughout, a: L championship performance at Has New Features |times, whila extreme smoothnes Il Golden Rocket demonstration | power flow results from numerous | featuring the superior performance |advanced engineering details 1a- | the new Oakland V-type Bight | cluding the new Burges full-pow-r | ects of New Britain is |muffler and the Lanchester vibra- | enthusiastic public | tion damper of Iluropean origin | according to H. W. Whit- | which is seldom found on a car of | 1 Oakland-Pontiac dealcr. | this price, | ds of persons alrea he new muffler, because dlcen w of the oppor- | novel design, permits free \ity to ride in the Golden Rock:t [to the exhaust gases. nd ¢ sees a gre buckpressure and 1mber er passenge tive horsepow iid Mr “We hope thit | bration damper « fore end of March everyboly | vibration and the vill have had a ride in | smoothness it land Eight, for only by | Sweeping body lines emp! can its many |sized by such features as the haui- and perfor radiator of new appreciated. | crown fenders, narrow windshield Those who ridden in the supports topped by a jaunty polo Ukland Eight have stamped it With | cap visor. and low curved rooflin: emphatic approval, They have com- | e Rudy ormalion Italian Delegate to A\'a\'al‘; Gt s G ry at this time, Conference Outlines His " Viens on Hoves or S {RES JENQUNCED Jews and Christians Rap Rus- sian Religious Ban and the of the It | aud | Albro onc mere s of the field, 1he Eigit rolled from the 1singly popul t Nash Twif ‘i 1Oakland V-Type Eight s destined and ition producti | ot e 5 last Q win o crship spring March nmer moto; he ost in opea car ind 1 pped mina of the -ignition straigh vasure. Admiral ministe greyhour Superpow motar ro ' o office rooms here nis thought deadlocke e o with the famous cight W car is built on s (o afford the nd a detail has be i | e with sho respons a wheelbzs2 | more, loc greates of passaze | eliminating { sing effuc- | anchester vi subdues crankshaft | assures maximum luxury g Not non handsotie ne exampl Whitmore consider c. The cit porta W O are newer rsonal experience iures of comfort seme wide chaped design conipre I nted particularly on its abundant | ‘. With Conn. Hupp Co. vnusual ration of one horsepower 1o | pounds of car weight, This Rudy Nelson, who has been b to weight explainsigsociated with the service department rapid acceleration, | o the local Hupmobile agencis, | nd its remark-|yas been appointed head of the| bing ability. | Connecticut Hupmobile Co. servie wrt of i national demonstri- | city, The 2 | nouncement U “- | department in this the Oakland Eight during | St T March, H. W. Whitmore has identi- | \lunager 1. P. Kingsbury ficd several stock cars with gold rockets painted on the sides of the them at the The drivers person who | ride. The dem- | absolutely inum alloy | St. Patri prayed fo Worshipper dral oppre of the i in rods: alumir pis a o ch 37 ¢ s ooling tically olled r1- l-covered - in ratio Oakl of woer | cont the 1 its hi I As a tion of Simeon lubrica rings hill-clir eprese vilored to the t of an- Ly | d chassis lubrication, and and has placed the public and pick up body | disposal of orship 1 Also Meet ununist mee Victoria Coupe Hupmobile Victorin both the cight my Reds WANT T0 LOOK YOUNG? | The secret of keeping young is o |feel young—to do this you must |watch your liver and bowels—there's Ino need of having a sallow complex- {ion—dark rings under vour eyes— | pimples—a bilious look in your face | —dull cyes with no sparkle. Your [ doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known phy- snow |sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable As-|compound as a substitute for calo- 1 mel to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for a de involves new znals | 1o £0N now available 100 in onstration drill shed of tion. "sepower and | oblig cmblem adopted as symbolical of the flash- power and speed with which the Oakland iight is so richly =n- Vodel horsepower cight Golden Rocket wa a Hupmiobile Kingsbury and d ter while Now lanager of tain Hupmobil~ | ing are the latter ser v listened to speeches by William Michael agency. *Bof of new o ‘ount Kiro i by pa) g socialis i its premier == = iso having = 1 Chrysler “77” in Record Florida Run | Racing through rain and Palm ach, IMlorida P w Jersey, Chrysler brid zap of hours and two minute speed of approximately n this frequently nal automobil Vi 1 of intimacy for {hose the is sm oria coupe provides who pref two-door type. The tly « bod rear rved and con- | o to a sto. recen miles in an averaz 60 miles erage, an hour i to the designs of- | ey Park 1y i NET: ke roadstur My W rwhelmin can position Mayor Ier ows are ex- 1 one mountable since has to parity o vocifer struct L Edwards Olive Tablets ar gentle in their action yet always ef- | fective. They help bring about that Inatural buoyancy which all should | reached 9 [enjoy by toning up the liver and | clearing the system of impuriti Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets known by their olive color. Goc. time ng when mention S ¢ quarter win pulded to follow visorless g n revolution world dews To n pe our. d of civil war, 00z | ghep 5 miles Anglo-A1 will reom survey tions you were ove will. 1 be acomplished by is why 1 am no fate of the conferenc nay point tro- e Police Con Whaler > preparations disorder, When the owd left | Bishop Mar 4 by traight Hupinob inits 0 this open country roads. The record-breaking run iade with no special — cquipment other than an extra 20 gallon gasy line tank and was officially i clabor cights is included in princip: consider Lgainst pos- was are | 154 1 g sibl new bod 800 me , New Whippet Four i | s0¢, despairing rly 1 | timel | urged p of | record DON PREPARES FOR NEW SPEED TRIALS Surprised at Enthusiasm o Americans for Machine ch, March 17 British racing attempting to automo- Daytons Fla., (UP)—Kaye Don, the driver drive a 4,000 horsepower bile than® any human s ever has traveled on land, finds it difficult to understand the enthusi- asm which is being displayed ove proposed feat. who is here being his “You would think it was monu mental to drive 250 miles an hour, he remarked. “After all, it is a sporting )!rOIIO*; sition,” he said, “and has no effect | upon the destiny of nations.” | Does Not Feel Hero The driver plainly has no feeling of personal heroism. He believes | that after he has set a record, or| has failed to, others will follow who will go faster and faster until there | no telling where the limit will| réached Don is something mystery. He does nor does he is of a man of not talk about | talk racing to | He frankly proud of holding the world's record for a mile from a standing start and | the fact that he is unofficially | credited with having driven at| around 160 miles an hour at Brook- | las England, Also he has a just | prije in being the premier record holder of England, having set more automobile records other | glishman “But I can’t quite understand it, he commented. “Don't people herc think of anything but racing?” Preparing for the speed trials is| not an arduous task for Don. Al-| though attended by his personal physician who accompanied him | here from England, he follows no | rigid regime. He pl a little golf for recreation, walks a little, large- | ly because he enjoys it, drives a snappy roadster down the 1 i each day to help him get the feel of the track, eats about as he pleases | and in the ev s has a bit of | relaxation. | His “fan mail” is la growing daily. But, altho he is unmarried, handsome and h mail contains a small proportion of messages from girls. The bulk of it is from small boys, who scem to idolize him increa Plans ' plans fc s they can be, himself, my is 1an any 1 and s | al Run bon's today as definitc dent as the tide. He propos out for one mort course during it conditions are right, serious attempt upon n late afternoon be forced to run - are depen- areupon weather and to take his trial run of the mid-afternoon, when, | may make the speed Otherwise | until | a wait he may by motor clubs under A pervision. Peter 18 Wertz, at Ashbury Park, Chrysler dealer in Bei- alternated behind th no stops were made ex- ot 1 and oil. This daring team of . Al osn-| Chryslor and Don irianni added, ne le Italian viewpoin ples givea out by two years it Anglo-Ire unchanged, principles ieticle V1L of tions covenant Asked to what fot {he suceess o ference, the “We Italians hoping for a an agreement on other question Let hopes ave sfill und 1 believe the succe POLAR OWNERSHIP IS BEING DEBATED American Officials Reported Not Pleased by Claims . tt{only for the religious su princi- the S 1hout K's ca Is Commanding Car I’roctor, hecad of \Mu {1 Grorgs local Whippet cealer L olin I'hat agency s th lic the m- March N el for J and i public Whippet ed field is indi- low-y wide are in? eor acceptance drivers first when th soutu to Palm Beach 34 minutes fromn lowering it ped info prominence the trip hours eniotice exter STARTS TODAY EDMUND LOWE in CTHIS THING CALLED LOVES™ EMBASSY ; rort tim e and the p vepli Sxil Asbury Park all existing After spending three Florida city, they tu better Overiand conipany admiral pany records the days rted out and suc- The i their own mark world Whip- OWNERS acclaim them sensational values Motoring experts and the motoring public unite in acclaiming Dodge Brothers four-door seda coeded by cut'ing two hours and minutes ne confirm e iions @ t b of actual driving tim. everyon: achievement in the new Dodge Six and Eight-in-Line. From the standpoint of comparative specifications or by actual test on the road, these cars have as- Wasl Admirs lack sovereig rently tonished everyone with their remarkable performance, their luxury, their roomi- ness and their beauty. And all these fine qualities are offered at prices which bring a Dodge car within reach of many added thousands. A NEW ROOMIER SIX 835 AND UP, F. O. B. FACTORY of repudiatio British clair For the first time at so low a price, a Six — or a closed car of any description — by Dodge Brothers. The lowest-priced car ever offered with Mono-Piece Body. And the lowest-priced Six ever to be equipped with internal-expand- British Claims Huowz 1 rece crnn Byrd « state « mal a seven npon « reveals ing four-wheel hydraulic brakes! And roominess, beauty, power, speed and dependability in @ measure neverbefore available in anycar at such a lowprice! A NEW EIGHT-IN-LINE 095 AND UP, F. O. B. FACTORY south po In 1 ment v ready The dep ASH engineerin, of extra value 1930 Nash “400's.” ioned chassis in any €§ Eventually, perha For the first ti dependability. ight-cylinder motor car of Dodge Brothers traditional time such a wealth of power has ever been achieved at a low first cost and with such economy of operation. DODGE BROTHE SIXES AND EIGHTS UPHOLDING EVERY TRADITION OF DODGE DERPENDABILITY an efficient, modern ‘5. & ¥. MOTOR SALES, Inc. STANLEY STREET TELEPHONE 731 nerely L 2 Q N\ \\\\\\\\\\ 4 NN i i i o % AR 2 2 ative of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale, is the arbiter in all tridls for official records, has re- ceived no requests for the attach- ment of barographs to planes plan- ning ocean hOps. The last instrument checked was that attached to the craft of Roger Q. Willlams and Lewis H. Yancy, who last July flew from Old Or- chard, Me., to Santander, Spain. Flight Planned for April A transpacific flight from San Francisco to Tokio is projected for April by J. Morton Stelling, presi- dent of the Stelling Aircraft Co. Re- ports are he plans to fly with eight companions in a 15-passenger Stel- ling tri-motor flying boat, to demon- strate the practicability of commer- cial ocean air travel. i Promoters of the Graf Zeppelin lare considering another ocean flight the latter part of May, to further Testablish the possibilities of lighter- fhan-air ocean traffic. Plans call for a flight from Germany to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, thence to Lake- hurst and home. T |later in the week. | In making the run he must tra- |verse the nine mile straightaway | twice within a period of 30 minutes, Starting at the north end of the course, he has four miles in which [to get his car to maximum speed, a mile on which the speed is timed for the official record, and four | miles more in which to stop. Going | south he sets a course on an old lighthouse near the end of the| beach, steering for it just as a pilot guides his ship on a regular course. | Reaching the south end of< the | beach, the big specially built tires |which he uses, must be changed, the car turned around, /and any |necessary adjustments made, and |then the return run begins. En route north he steers for a beach | cottage at the north end of the course, which serves for a marker for him. Mechanics at Work Mechanics worked all day yester- day and much of the night upon the car, They repaired a leaky wa- ter tube and an ofl leak, and made alterations in the exhaust pipes which had heated seriously in Sat~| urday's run. There were rumors that the increased the gear ratio, but these could not be confirmed. The designer of the car, Louis Coatalen, arrived yesterday to watch the machine perform. He said that it was capable, in his opinion, of 300 miles per hour. Herald Classified Ads and a broken drum can't be beat. 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One of these, offered by the peo- ple of Seattle, Wash., top flight betw Just a little nervous—gets tired sily—nothing really the matter | with her, but how much better ani | cheerful and energetic she would | feel if she took a supply ¢ Vitamins daily. : for the first| The new and improved McCoy's en Seattle and |Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets are s the official approval of |hrimful of Vitamins A and D ex- ational Acronautical associa- |{racted from pure, Norwegian Vita- vet no entrants have regis-min tested Cod Liver Oil and two [of these sugar-coated tablets are Pri equal to one teaspoonful of high 000 is offered | grade Cod Liver Ol William K. Easterwood, | Remember this also: that for ev- . for the fi fiight from ery ailment, rundown or unde ew York and from New |weight codition for which Col | Dallas. This was endorsed | Liver Oil is prescribed that McCoy's e of | sterwood prize of $2 to York to | by the association when it was of- |Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets are fered last July, but approval was equally as good. If this was not later withdrawn because of certain |true we would not be permitted tc requirements of Col. Easterwood. !make this statement. Cod Liver Oil Although unofficial reports have | without its precious Vitamins is uge- been received from time to time of |less so why not take vour Vitamins projected flizhts, the assoclation, |straight—60 tablets, 60 cents, al which, as this country’s represent- | druggists. N IS N N SN\ N N \\\\\\* \\\ SN NN O\ 7y SN W Y, iy N\ \‘\\\\“\\ s\ "t % % [ i U CHASsIs PROTECTION, CHASSIS PERFORMANCE, that Nash alone Provides g has built an amazing amount and extra satisfaction into the You will not find the oil cush- other car at the Nash price. ps, but not now. And Nash offers you this superior chassis protection in both the Twin-Ignition Eight and Six. € All Nash models, even the lowest priced, are equipped with system of centralized chassis lubrication which eliminates the bother and uncer- tainty of hand greasing. ¢ In addition, the Twin- Ignition Eight and Six have permanently lubricated springs, encased in steel spring covers. This means chassis bearings, including spring shackle bolts and springs, constantly bathed in oil. No squeaks, creaks, or rust—longer lifel ¢ And you will find the “400” price no higher than that of other cars without this valuable safeguard, 1930 NASH 400 A. G. HAWKER, Inc. 58 ELM STREET TELEPHONE 2456 S.16.01619)