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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938.
FLAW MTKlgT!
Bob Helliwel!
AND
Tom Ness
Service Station
See Us For Complete
General Petroleum
Service
Let Us "Summerize" Your Car With
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Certified Mobilubrication
U. S. Rpyal Master Tires and Tubes
U. S. Batteries and Fan Belts
Car Washing and Polishing
Purolator Oil Filters "
We clean and recommend Champion Spark Plugs
Telephone 321-L
CORNER OF OAK AND ROSE STREETS
Many Inspections Offered
By Local Mobilgas Men to
Assist Summer Motorists
"After its gruelling work during the Winter months, is your
car ready for the punishment of Summer?" With this question
uppermost in the minds of Mobilgas and Mobiloil dealers, they
have again joined in a great Summerizing plan, including many
free car inspections to assist motorists in preventing the troubles
Unit uiiuhl lit) experienced for luck
of proper checkup.
"Kor the beiml'it of motorists in
thin an; i," miyti Mr, C. II. Hoico,
manager for Cicnei'al Petroleum
Cot potation, "our station operators
and dealers who iiiuiiiluhi Mobilu
brication departments are offering
twelve frco inspections of vital au
tomobile parts.
"Theso Inspections are for the
purpose of keeping automobiles
healthy and insuring their peak
performance, without mishaps, dur
ing thu warm weather season
ahead."
To Avoid Car Trouble
Judging from tho heavy response
to Hie hummermng plan as air
nouiiced hero last year und expres
hioiih or satisfaction from many
local motorists, iho Mobiluas exec
utive predicts that .Suuimerlzing; in
l:l.8 will lie a more pronounced
success than ever.
"II. in highly important,' ho de
clares, "that cars he inspected reg
ularly to make them road worthy
ami to prevent burning out bear
ings. HtirkhiK of valveH, scoring of
cylinder walls, failure of spark
plugs, blowouts of tires, overheat
ing (f Iho motor, failure of bat
tery. failure of lights, undue car
bon deposit, and the usu of too
much oil and gasoline.
"Winter does things to cars, so
wo consider these inspections essential."
Summerizing of
Tires Essential
Says U. S. Chief
HIHilONK, April 12. (API
IJi-iil Iksi-h (it KiBiiiu Aliilm hJimilon
unci Kiippii SIkiiiii, University of
Ori'Bcm IralciniilcK, .hIiikuiI im
pionilHii iimi woll-raki'il riles nnil
llllll'ill'IH 1(11- Iho Vlsltilm IIKMIlilOI'li
ol' IiikIi school luimls, iicre lor a
Kliile band cunlost:
Tho shows wi'io loo realistic.
'I'ho Inch school hills nulled for
help.
Yi'slorilay, this fraternities paid
lines ol $lf each in police conn for
IllinliiK in fal.so alarniH.
Tllo t'hinoso heello lias such an
acute sense of smell thai it is ablo
to local" lls male 10 miles away.
YOU CAM
STOP
4 to 223 FEET QUICKER
Westerners have more reason to
havo their tiros "Snmmerized" than
motorists in any other section of
the country, uccordini; to It. C.
Tucker, Pacific Coust sales mana
ger Tor U. S. Tire IJealers Mutual
Corp.
"We Pacific Coast motorists
havo a reputation for going places
and seeing things," .Mr. Tucker
explained. "This is only natural,
for we have the finest roads in the
world to go on; unsurpassed scen
ery lo see; und moro automobiles
per family to go In than any other
section ot mo union.
"Of course, an important part or
'Summeriziiig' is to be suru that
your ear is equipped with tires
ready to provide the extra stop
ping power und skid control re
oulreil in heavy traffic, and the
extra wear needed for long trips
Car owners can now provldu both
mo extra stopping power and ex
tra wear so necessary for motor
ing peace of mind simply by equip
ptng then- cars wllh a new kind of
safety tiro recently Introduced by
i nueu states Ktiuuer Products,
Inc.
"This tiro, the U. S. lioval Mas
ter, has proved, by extensive load
tesls. that it will slop a car from I
to 223 feet quicker. Charts listing
tho results of these tesls have
been prepared and show Unit tb
patented Centipedo Grip tread on
mis lire will slop cars traveling it I
forty-five miles an hour many feet
nuicKei- man other new t res. For
example, four feet quicker on dry
rutins; icei quicKcr on wet as
pnuli; ill loot quicker on wet
crown loads; and 223 feet quicker
on hard jiavemeut covered with
wet clay.
iui oiuy noes itoyal Master pro-
vino mis extra slopping power and
skid control while tho tiro is new.
bill, because of its lifetime deskid
deil tread, those safety features
are maiulaiued for the entire lire
of the tire. Car owners can now
have their Royal Master tires ro
ilcskldded und re-grooved as re
quired.'
So Help Me, It's True!
By E. F. (Woodi.) Woodman
BURNS AT STAKE
tr Movies
admsw m rvr stacks
OF HATCH PACKBTS.
i FAC-H 0 fTFFT U1SU
'
Literally burned dt stake 167 hounl That's jti :
I the torturing life ol iparlc plug in motor f .
Igoinj 5,000 miles. During tfm period the & X tyl
plug of a 6-eylinder car let off 45 million l" yr--' Jtrm
cvclones ol fire 3.500 deareci HOT. "N jiT Tr O&$0r
wonder Ihey Should be inspected during ium I HLy rftf WL.
r 'jf Kl
t, bdbbtt dnd grit particles ml V v " " I v I
ume die often found in trnt I I
Grtt enough to make
scratchen for 1 1,500
match paclccti (five
staclct, each 48 feci
hi 3 is collected in
motot oil during 5,000
milci of use. The
abrasive comet from
60,000 cubic feet of
air drawn thtovgh the cienltceic. That's why
motorists ire advised by automotive and
lubrication engineers to drain the oil every
1000 miles, and fluih the cranlccaie leularly.
p0iOOOA6L0W
MAGNET PULLS
METAL FROM
USED OL
Steel, iron, bras1
considerable
mission and differential oil after the lenifie
chuininq that occurs in three or four monlhi'
travel. I hey sometimes duj oi
holes, prevent lubrication, and
cause expemive repaid. You can
actually pull some of this m-al out
with a magnet. Motorists are being
warned lo have gear cases flushed
between icdionj.
K
Qiant pressure of 100,000 pounds is exerted
against wheel bearing races when your car
makes a tight angle turn. The "same great force
hits rear end gears when you Rapidly aclcr
ate in ' second!' "This proves," say technician!,
that such vital parts must be well cushioned
with correct lubricants, and these lubricants
should be flushed out and replaced at regular
intervals, such as during Summerizing and
Winter proofing."
YOUDAUTO
MAY MAKE
TAFFY
A tough, sticky, gummy substance like
road tat called TAFFY by Mobilu
brication experts may be created in
a hypoid gear differential. It often hap
pens when two kinds of lubricant are
mixed therein. They may' be perfect
lubricants, but, when mixed, their differ
ent characteristics set up a dangerous
chemical reaction. This may cause
burned out bearings and stripped gears.
Miraculous Is
Torture Which
Autos Endurt
Miracles are performed ever
d:iy within automobiles.
. Startling information on tlia n
markable achievements of man
vital parts of cars has just been ii
sued by Marc C. Leh, genera) Bate
manager for tho western marke
ers of Mobilgas and ftlobiloii, a
reason for Summerizing inspei
tion. .-
"If you are statistically minned,
he says, "it almost takes you
breath away to contemplate th
marvelous goiugaon under th
hoods and bodies of the cars wv
so essential to our daily life."
Unbelievable Actions
1 It Is explained by the Mobilga
executive that while you have dili
eu your car- 5,000 miles (averag
distance driven from winter t
spring) the following unbelievaTil
actions have taken phtcs?
Twenty-two million, seven hut
died fifty thousand revolutions rj
the fan belt.
Five million revolutions of th
speedometer cable.
Forty-five million fuel charge
set off by the spark plugs.
Cleaning of 1,666 gallons o lul
ricants by the oil filter.
Fifteen million revolutions c
the crankshaft, rear axle piuioi
and uni versa Is,
Seven anil a half million open
lugs and closings of each valve.
Throe million, seven hundrei
fifty thousand revolutions of tfo
rear u.Iet wheels and tires,
Temperatures Climb High
"Added to all this action," say
Loh, "are the facts that duriui
this 5,000 mites, temperatures ii
the combustion chambers uavi
climbed as high as 3,500 degrees
motors have turned as high as 4,
000 revolutions per minute; flaim
velocities past the exhaust stem
reach 1 1 0 miles per hour ; am
valve stems work In temperature:
in excess of 700 degrees. Onf
need to be drained, flushed ami re
ceases to wonder why crankcaaei
filled every 1,000 miles.
"We see abundant reason foi
taking advantage of the free in
spections offered by Mobilgas sta
tions during the Summerizing pe
riod. Vital parts that take siiri
punishment as above cited shoulj
be carefully safeguatcd with I'j
bri cants created specifically foi
their protection during tho warn
season ahead." i
RUST DEPOSITS DESTROY EFFICIENCY OF AUTOMOBILES
War pod and sticking1 valves,
wear of piston rings, waste of oil
and power and many other troubles
have been avoided for the automo
bile owner by tho design of effi-
ient cooling systems, such as in
stalled in today's cars, says W.
PROVE IT YOURSELF
IN ONE MINUTE
If:
STOPS QUICKER
Whin brides ire ipptlid,
the "da-skidded" cigsj
cuts id Into aetlon...hun
dndt of sharp ttlpplns
diaitaiu through the slip
psry surface ltlm...snibli
tha tli libit trtad units to
solidly i Ip the pavtmint
4 ir
1
CONTROLS
SIDE SKIDS
Whin thsweltht of the car
suddenly shifts to tha sldi,
Inturnlni coinsrs.passlni
cats, sic., the sharp lateral
edits ol Ihi ssvin contlq
nous ilbs to Into action,
tflitantty bite throuih tho
film and gain a dlnct poll
tin foothold on tha toad.
7
Ah
pT.-sr.y I
... ii hi r i n( i 1 1 i ii
HERE'S WHY YOU'RE SAFER WHEREVER YOU DRIVE . . .
onto cum join oiled cum ioid isphiii composition
Ki ll on i mil ., o'o I..UU
4 FEET QUICKER 71 FEET QUICKER 46 FEET QUICKER
SLUSH 0 HltO SMOOTH HIGH CHOWH VIII CUT OK HISO
ritlMINIHl.il HOip . i6 Kll riVIUINT N. IS
. i0"
75 FEET QUICKER ill FEET QUICKER 223 FEET QUICKER
.Set- for joiirself Imw llioso (irfiit Oe-SkiMcd
ires Mop a iur iuicU('r ml curvra iir Hlraihl-
1mys. ..upliill or ilimn a wrl or dry iuvc
ni'iil. Drop in! Try our iiiiui.iii): iini'-iiiiiiulc
IohI. lx'iirn ulioiit lliia new tkil Oinlnil.
Sold by
GENERAL PETROLEUM STATIONS
AND LEADING DEALERS
LET US
Summerize
Your Car
In Preparation for the Punishment
Ahead in Summer Driving.
COMPLETE LUBRICATION
FACILITIES
Mobiloil - Mobilgas
South Roscburg
Service Station & Auto Court
Hoke. mnn;if4or for tlm Mobilgas
niiirketliiK oi'Kanlzatlmi,
"However," ho declines, "one of.
tho rousoitK for announcing; the
Summerizing inspection plan ia to
call attention to tho necessity for
frequent flushing of the cooling
system to prevent ovcrheuting and
attendant difficulties.
! "Hust in the radiator and along
Iho walls of water jacket is one of
j the worst enemies of u motor. Sci
I enco proves that a deposit of rust
only one-eighth inch in thickness
has the same resistance to heat
and cold as a sheet of asbestos of
about the same thickness.
"This gives some conception of
the importance of flushing cooling
systems with a product created by
.Mobilgas chemists for this specific
purpose, and following this with
the use of'u water neutralize!' to
prevent further formation of this
decomposed iron.
"Too high a temperature wastes
fuel and causes oil to burn. Hem
all Mobil dealers urge the freqtierJ
inspection of the cooling system.!
HOOD RIVER, April 12. AP
Crushed to death against rocfc)
when a jack slipped from, uniki
his truck, the body of George Kfj
memasu, uarrett mm grower, wa
found yesterday by motorists.
Surviving are his widow and fiv
children.
Thirty-six per cent of tlio we
dings in the United States are di;
solved by divorce in the first foul
yea rs.
BUY
Mobilgas
the largest selling gasoline in
America
AND
Mobiloil
the largest selling motor oil in
the world
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FARMERS AUTOMOBILE?
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