Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1930 — Page 7

MARCH 26, 1930.

Domestic Conference Is Slated Members of the American Home Economics Association, the Home Economics College Teachers’ Associ*t.lon and city supervisors of home economics will hold a state conference at Purdue university, Friday and Saturday. In connection with the conference a parent-teachers’ conference will be held Thursday and Friday, to be conducted as a round table, with discussion of the questions brought up by all attending the meeting. Miss Anna E. Richardson of the American Home Economics Associa- | don and Miss Flora Thurston of the National Council of Parent Educa- j ion will be conference leaders. Speialists from several co-operating elds will also talk. Open Thursday Morning All sessions will be held in the ome economics building on the iniverslty campus, where modem ■ quipment for all phases of house.old work is installed. The two-day meeting will open at :30 Thursday morning. Brief reiorts of work being carried on by he colleges and schools represented, dll be given. From 12:30 to 1:30, uncheon will be served to the atending members in the home economics lunch room. Thursday afternoon will be token tip with discussion of the following questions: What are the responibilities of parenthood and family life? To what extent do departments of home economics have responsibility for developing young pople in their relation to the functions of family life? Following the round table discussion, a sight seeing trip will be taken. Discussion to Be Held Dinner will be served at 6 o’clock in the Varsity tearoom. A discussion of the conduct and value of a nursery school, as regards parent education and personality development, will be held following dinner. An adult education project will be presented. Questions to be discussed Friday morning are: “What are the most important problems with which students are concerned?” “How can home economics co-operate with other departments and agencies to forward a co-ordinated program which meets student needs?” and “How can home economics identify itself more with student problems and less with subject, matter?” Luncheon also will be served Friday noon at the home economics lunch room. Friday afternoon will be given over to committee reports. Linen Hat A Paris turban and scarf ensemble is made of light blue linen, polka-dotted In white and trimmed with navy' blue Jersey.

CAPABILITY far beyond your expectations The New Dodge Six and Eight-in-Line are exceptionally able in performance. Smooth, fast, lightning-quick in get-away—a delight to handle. They deliver their power effortlessly and above all DEPENDABLY. They are economical of fuel and oil. And, with their internal-ex-panding four-wheel hydraulic brakes and the beauty of their silent, safe Mono-Piece Steel Bodies, roomier and smarter than ever before, their low prices are ail the more surprising. A NEW ROOMIER SIX $835 AND UP, F. O. B. FACTORY UNMATCHED at Its price In the extra roominess, smartness and safety of its Mono-Piece Steel Body. UNMATCHED at its price in ability to meet all performance requirements. UNMATCHED at its price in the safety afforded by its internal-expanding 4-wheel hydraulic brakes—weatherproof, self-equalizing and requiring no lubrication. A NEW EIGHT-IN-LINE $1095 AND UP, F. O. B. FACTORY UNMATCHED at rts price for luxury; roominess and completeness of appointment, UNMATCHED at its price for the efficiency and economy achieved by its advanced-design eight-in-line motor with modem down-draft carburetion. UNMATCHED among eights of popular price in the dependability that is typical of every Dodge Brothers car. CoryrlglH 19X) br Ooigt Bratbm Corpontfcn 49 8 □ □DEE BROTHE-RS Phone BE. 1440 J. C. SCANLAN CO. Phone BE. 1440 ELLIOTT-WILSON t AHA IA Woe# C* WASHINGTON motor co. *404*10 West Washington St plaza sales 1910 E. Washington St SECURITY MOTOR SALES—II 33 North Meridian Street 3931 W - Washington St BOYD y? TO . R c - JOE WOODS H. A. SHERRILL DAVIS & GOINS 3750 College Ave. Morgantown Greeneastle Noblesville WOODS & DAILY E. J. ROBERTS THOMPSON & ROBERTS CLARK MOTOR CO. Martinsville Danville 326 West Main St, Plainfield Franklin

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UTILIZATION OF MOTOR POWER BUILDERS' GOAL Perfect Streamlining Vital Necessity, Belief of Franklin Head. The next great forward step in the development of the American motor car will concern itself not so much with the building of larger power plants but with the means whereby more complete utilization may be made of the tremendous power of the present-day automobile engine. This opinion was expressed last week by H. H. Franklin, president of the Franklin Automobile Company, pioneer manufacturer of air-cooled motor cars. "Our modern automobile really has tremendous power and speed,” said Franklin. “However, we have not yet learned how to utilize this power and speed to the maximum, and until we develop more perfect streamlining, we shall not. Wind Is Resistant "When one travels sixty miles an hour in an automobile one encounters a tremendous opposing force in the form of wind resistance. When we learn to minimize this we will be able to increase the speed of an automobile without adding to its power. Or, putting it another way. partial elimination of wind resistance will enable a motor car to go faster and ride smoother with a given charge of gasoline. Few’ persons realize that today, beyond a certain point, a car’s horse power must be doubled if the car is to be capable of Just five miles more of speed per hour. Not only are the multiple effects of wind resistance itself being studied by automotive designers and engineers, but the adverse effects on the speed of a motor car of such incumbrances as headlights, fenders, bumpers and molding are also being analyzed. Streamlining Is Science The entire subject literally is immense, and streamlining, heretofore in popular parlance just a word to indicate harmonious lines on a motor car’s body, is today approaching the status of a science. “The ultimate automobile will reveal new ideas of streamlining. It will be capable of greater speed and because of its streamlining will have entirely different lines. This will not. ccgne about in a year or two, but in the course of time. Our Pirate types this year take on new forms of streamlining through concealed running boards; but as advanced as this is, it is but a step toward the ultimate car. In the meantime engineers are ■working daily on this most vital

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An entirely new type of aviation truck, in reality a super-service truck, in which is embodied many new appurtenances for rendering quick and efficient fuel and lubrication sendee to airplanes at landing field, recently was announced and put Into use by

problem and when their labors have been crowned with success motorists will have revealed to them new' conceptions of power and beauty in automobiles.” HUPP OIL IS FILTERED Better Operation Is Achieved by New System. Clean oil is necessary to the long life, efficien operation and economical upkeep of the modern jarge automobile engine. This is one of the many manufacturing axioms of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation. Hupmobile believes that cleaning only a part of the engine oil and then dumping that, cleaned oil back into the dirty oil in the engine base, is just as futile as attempting to clean a gallon of muddy water by pouring it into a pint of clean water. Therefore, Hupmobile has provided in its three new eights complete oil filtration, and only clean oil is pumped into the main, connecting rod, piston pin and other important engine bearing surfaces. OFFER FORD FINANCE Universal Credit Firm Opens Office in City. The Universal Credit Company, offering the authorized Ford finance plan for time payment purchasers of Ford products, announces the opening of the Indianapolis branch office of this exclusive Ford financing institution on the second floor of the Big Four building. The Indianapolis branch office will cover the financing requirements of Ford purchasers on deferred payments in the entire territory included in the Indianapolis branch territory of the Ford Motor Company.

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the Shell Petroleum Corporation, with headquarters in St. Louis. The new aviation service truck is one of a fleet of . six Dodge Brothers two-ton trucks which shortly will be put into opertaion by Shell at principal airports.

DODGES OF HIGH TYPE Engineering on Autos Last Word in Modern Efficiency. From an engineering standpoint, the new' Dodge cars are classed among the most interesting offerings of the industry for 1930. The new engines have the most modern type of combustion chamber head, providing sufficient compression for efficiency and economy as well as power output without in any way making the engine sensitive to carbon. The combustion chamber is shaped so that the full fuel charge is fired at once. There is no “pocket” into which the mixture may escape and thus burn more slowly than the main charge. This has resulted In ample pow'er and smoothness. The “breathing” capacity of the engine, due to generous size and construction of the carburetor and intake manifold, is responsible for the steady pulling ability and power development.

See all the others, of course . . . but before you buy see the NEW HUPMOBILES

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Rosenwalds on Way Home ' SOUTHAMPTON, England, March 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, who have made an extensive tour of Europe and Egypt, sailed today for America on the Majestic.

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The motor car values of this year are the soundest and greatest in motor car history. Pick out any of many good cars and you are assured of a good investment. But which car is the best investment for you? Decide that question, not by the printed word . . . but by comparison and demonstration in salesrooms and on the highways. Check with all the others Hupmobile’s tremendous range of performance. Check its unparalleled power plant of 70...

WILLYS SIX TESTED Five Million-Mile Grind to Prove Car Worth. Willys-Overland now is staging a 5,000,000-miie demonstration, featuring the performance of the newly illys six. The demonstration, in which the Willys-Overland dealer organization will take part everywhere, will continue until next Saturday, and will provide the public an opportunity of witnessing the performance of this six, which develops a speed of seventy-two miles an hour in high and forty-eight I miles an hour in second with its i 65-horse power engine. Every type of performance will be j included in the program to clearly j show the outstanding features of the Willys six. Notable among the j demonstrations will be tests of high | top speed, fast second speed and j unusual power development. Motorists will be permitted to select their own demonstrations, j whether it be speed, power, acceler- 1 alien, deceleration, hill-climbing. ’ economy or slow running in high J gear for flexibility, j In Indianapolis the tests are be- ! ing conducted by the Liberty Auto \ 1 Sales Company. 2207 Shelby street.

REPAIR SHOP OPENED Master Paint and Body Company Located at 916 Scioto Street. Opening of anew repair shop is announced by Paul Ritter, manager. The concern, known as the Master Paint and Body Company, is located at, 916 Scioto street, and occupies two floors. Ritter, who has had fifteen years’ experience in the auto repair and body business, has obtained the latest machinery for straightening fenders and bodies and cars that appear to be complete wrecks can be made to look like new with this equipment, he says. The latest type air compressing equipment has been installed for repainting and striping. '

t PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EXCURSIONS SATURDAY, MARCH $6.75 Pittsburgh ROUND TRIP Lv. Indianapolic - 7.30 P. M. Sunday, March 30 Lv. Pittsburgh - 9.05 P. M. $5.00 St. Louis ROUND TRIP Lr. Indianapoli* - 11.50 P. M. SUNDAY, MARCH 30 $4.00 Chicago ROUND TRIP Lv. Indianapolis • 2*25 A. M. $1.75 Richmond ROUND TRIP $2.75 Dayton ROUND TRIP $3.75 Columbus, 0. ROUND TRIP Ur. Indianapolia - 7.50 A. M. $2.75 Louisville ROUND TRIP Lv. Indianapolia - 3.1$ A. M. Ticket. Good in Coach*, only on trains shown. (All Steel Coaches! CITY TICKET OFFICE. 116 Monument Place Phone, Riley 735.1

100...and 133 horsepower. Check its dazzling speeds. Check its spacious interiors. Check its harmonized beauty and its luxury of appointments. Check its pre-cision-built mechanical excellence —for 22 years the “ unwritten trademark" of Hupmobile. See, ride and drive the others, of course, But you cannot know the latest and greatest thrills in motoring until you have seen, ridden and driven the new Hupmobiles.

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