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Show BUSSES NOW ARE LARGEST USERS OF GAS t - - v. vjcwu-- rr cent , s x ,A V v Ue iN v iV 5 iuiHirdauv f v ' ' 1 3 H-iilv. the 'u v ". v a . uvatluri' N A " v - H J t:,w nun U vWV S , , 1.M- other 7 . . ' O S 'ken anijt .. S Contact . : : : : . . 1 S It does igi jf n d'tvs - aicolS'r's Make Splendid Use of Busses on Trips Into Country. S mi; ;is tests. .. licat iicreased use of busses in this country is causing a noticeable jump 1 ;uuf gasoline consumption. S cc ;,us in constant operation cousumes from ten to twenty times as g ' 'toline a year as the average passenger car. g '"l.OOO blisses in operation in the United States last year used 271,- SBBHB " ms of gasoline, a supply siuheient for 700.000 pleasure cars. "-es covered a total distance of l.'.WAKXl.OoO miles and the gasoline ''onfor each vehicle has been estimated ut from 4.000 to 10.000 gal-m gal-m expansion of bus lines is expected to show a greater increase -ruction during this year. |