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WILME'TTE LIFE March 8. 1929 Hupmobile Starts Safety Campaign to Protect Lives Hupmobile has launched a noble experiment in its campaign, now getting under way, urging drivers to exercise greater care in driving, according to Gould C. Davis of Winnetka, Hupmobile dealer. The driver is not always to blame in accident cases, and in the majority of cases it would appear that if pedestrians were equally attentive, our national accident rate would be much lower and among the rules set down for safety by this company is one which calls for the strict observance of traffic rules regulating speed. In many states the present speed laws are, or . hould be, obsolete. Traffic officers themselves are often willing to shade off a few miles per hour in favor of the motorist, and this practice often results in woe for the motorist when he runs into an officer who refuses to shade. Pierce-Arrow Employing' More Men Than for Years Indicative of a big auto year is the news that the big Pierce-Arrow plant covering 45 acres in Buffalo is employing more workers, according to James A. Barber of Evan'3ton, North Shore distributor. · · During the past · six weeks more than 1,000 men have been added t.o the working staff at the plant. "According to present indications, the steadily increasing demand for the new cars will require the services of more men than have been emplo::ed a~ any time in previou~ years," :Mr. Barber states. Present employment at the PierceArrow plant i· .; 75 per cent 4bove last year's total during the corresponJing period. .Motor Oddities Detroit would not feel hurt a dress S parade for them 'Ya'3 held by the Detroit Humane Soctety on February 18. The dav was designated as "Remember the Horse" day. Every known horse-drawn conveyance appeared according to The Automob!le Club of Illinois. The parade was m the form of a testimonial of gratitude for the part the hor3e has played in earlier days. Here's a little story about an auto- . mobile which is 18 years old and still running. The automobile ~· hich is in Montour, N. Y., was made tn 1910. It is ·still in the hands of the original owner, who has driven the car more than 175,000 mih. , wearing out 16 complete set s of special size tire s. Is \vashing a car on Sunday an act of desecration? It would seem so for according to a ruling of a Magistrate in Long I sland citv, the washing of a car on Sunday is -not essential to its operation. A garage may sell acc~s ories and perform such labor for htre as is necessary to keep the car running, but labor may not be u.;ed for other purpose on the Sabbath. A monument was unveiled at Scharber.k, Belgium, recently, in memorv of all who have died during- speed contest; with automobiles . Here's something new in tire s. A young Spanish inventor, has come to America to market a new idea in design of automobile tires. His tire uses two inner tubes. It is really a double tire formed by a center wall, one inner tube to he placed on each side of the wall. It is claimed that this tire will prevent wrecking o~ automobiles by reason of tire blowouts causing loss of control. It is also claimed that in case of puncture of one inner tube, repair can be made without u·.;e of a jack or renwval of the rim and casing. WATCH THAT RADIATOR If rust-laden water seeps out of ·he radiator cap, it is an indicatiot! th.lt the overflow pipe is stopped up. Some types of anti-freeze which have a solvent action on the cooling system ~re factors in this. If an owner suspects the pipe of being clogged, a simplt: remedy is to run a wire t!1rough ·it to release any sediment. o that the few remaining horses in WHERE CLEANLINESS COUNTS Befpre attaching the hose of a grease gun alweys clean off the nipple to .; this which the hose attaches. Unles· is done dirt is carried into the bearing along with the fresh grease . It always is advi· 3able to see that the end of the grease hose is .clean. FaOM NINTH TO FOIJR.TH 111 SIX MONTHS ! What lw.rNIGNftloN Does "T"'HE New Nash Twin-Ignition mo~ tor has two big aircraft spark plugs for each cylinder, instead of the ordinary single plug, as you can see in the simplified diagram above. Both plugs fire simultaneously. The gas vapor is ignited at two points instead of the usual one. One effect is quicker combustion, which produces more power, more speed, much faster acceleration. Another result is, more uniform combustion, which helps to create the very noticeable smoothness and rhythm of Nash motor performance. And still another result of Twin Ignition is more efficient combustion, which prevents wasted fuel. With Twin Ignition, ins~ead of single ignition, hig~er compression is practi-cal, and the same Nash motor produces 9Y2 more horsepower, 5 miles an hour more speed, and 2 extra miles from every gallon of gasoline'you buy. Cadillac Scores February Record, Shipments Show Combined shipments of Cadillac and La Salle for February exceeded any previous February according to the Cadillac Motor Car company qf Ridge avenue, Evanston. In view of the fact that both January and February established new records it is believed that 1929 will show a greater volume of high priced business than has ever been attained by the industry. "Increase in Fleetwood custom body business clearly indicates the financially sound condition prevailing generally. Sales of this merchandise show 104 per cent over February, 1928, and for the first two months of 1929 an increase of 70 per cent over any s.imilar period. L~ad6 tlu World in M.ottw Car Value ll'I'PORTANT "~00" FEATURES-NO Aluminum alloy pistons Twin-Ignition motor ( l1111ar Struts) 12 Aircraft-type spark New double drop frame plugs Torsional vibration High compression damper Houdaille and Lovejoy Wortd·s easiest steering shock absorbers <··l·liH N·g ...,.,;,,) 7-bearing crankshaft s.loo Bodie· (/10/l·v cr.d Pitts) OTHER CdR HdS THE~11. dLL Bijur centralized Longer wheelbase· chassis lubrication One- piece Salon fenders Electric clocks Clear vision front Exterior metalware pillar posts chrome plated over Nash Special Design nickel front and rear Short turning radius bumpera SUBURBAN KASB SALES Phone Winnetka 2707 547 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA Ellis J. Travers, advertising manager 0f the Nash :Motors company for ten years, was named director of advertising and assistant sales manager, in an announcement just made by C. \V. Nash, president. F. R. Babcock, for more than ten vcars an executive of the Green-Fulton-Cunningham company, the Nash advertising agency, was named advertising manager. The appointments follow the promotion of C. H. Bliss as sales manager to succeed H. McCarty, ·who retired recently. Suburban Nash Sales of Winnetka is the Nash distributor. E.· J. Travers Is Promoted by the Nash Motor Co. ..