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Show i 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 I 1 1 11 H-H'l IHI 1 I"!1 AUTOMOBILE ITEMS n mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i- i-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- Germany U now using 2,714 motor busses in the postal service. Police In Kansas City, Mo., recently recent-ly tagged 430 unlighted parked cars in the residential district. More than 981,000 children are carried car-ried in 85.SG0 motor busses between home and school daily in this country. Accidents In traffic and the havoc of nature causes a loss of life that should prevent thought of a risk of war leading to further sacrifice. After all there is but little difference in automobiles. A $70,(X)0 car will turn turtle just as readily as a second-hand hay-tedder that cost $14.75. High pressure oiling systems on many cars demand that hardened and ground parts used for replacement be fitted with sufficient clearance to permit per-mit proper lubrication. Do you use kerosene or gasoline to wasli the windshield? When moist, the drops of water will be larger, increasing in-creasing the glare to the eyes, and the windshield wiper will not function func-tion as well. Dripping water from the front end of the car is an indication of a leak at the water pump. Tighten the nuts or flange the same way the shaft turns. One has a right and the other a left-hand thread. |
