Gasoline Shortage Fear Basis Doubted by Federal Reports
Production figures show a surplus of gasoline with 3,000,000 more gallons produced than consumed in one month. The Federal Trade Commission calls the scare largely psychological, while U S Geological Survey notes shale and new cracking methods promise higher yields. Conserve as growth in car use and oil reserves are weighed against future supply.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau Mines
Mexico
David White
United States Geological Survey
White
Middle West
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Pasarenger
United States
Congress
Wyoming
California
Motors and tires in British Guiana trip report
John D. Clark recounts a 150 mile auto journey in British Guiana with wildlife hazards and road conditions. United States Royal Cord tires were tested in Georgetown with three cars, two crashed casings sidelined, ten others averaging over 15000 miles amid dusty brick roads.
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British Guiana
John D. Clark
New York
South America
West Indies
Georgetown
Demerara
Mr. Clark
Emergency tire repair method from early manual
A friction method describes filling a tire cut with dough, cementing dirt outside, applying leather strips inside and out with copper rivets, and sealing rivets with rubber to prevent inner tube chafe. The piece notes eighty five percent of cars globally are in the United States.
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The
United States
Savage D type oversize tire praised for reliability
The article extols oversize tires, noting improved comfort and durability from greater size. It highlights the Savage D type by the House of Spreckels, an extra large oversize casing with an additional fabric ply, recognized as a distinct achievement and preferred by many car owners for service and reduced stone bruises and blowouts.
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House of Spreckels
Tire Surgeon Becomes Newest Automotive Profession
A new tire repair profession emerges as tire surgeons gain attention in the motor world. Officials say graduation from accredited tire repair schools will become essential for entry, with owners demanding proven training and diplomas to assure competent roadside repairs.
Water in Gasoline Causes Engine Misfires Explained
A common cause of engine misfires is water in the carburetor. Draining the carburetor may reveal globules of water in fuel. If fuel collects in the hand, it indicates water contamination affecting ignition.
Protects Ignition Cables With Garden Hose DIY Tip
A DIY tip suggests cutting a garden hose to fit ignition cables to shield wires from shorts and oil. Holes are made in the hose wall at the wire exit points to reach the spark plugs. The note also states Japan now has 5,000 motor cars.
Camping Tips To Improve Outdoor Trips
A. L. Westgard of the American Automobile Association offers guidance to avoid bugs rain and other discomforts on camping trips. Pick elevated ground with some shade near water but not close to dense woods, and seek permission to camp on private land to reduce hazards.
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A. L. Westgard
American Automobile Association
Sion
Middle West
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Little Heap
Sprechels
Wise Company
House of Sprechels
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CN Ne Savage
Spreckels “Savage” Tire Company
East Pike St
Seattle
Philippine Islands
Yohiu OK
Stewart & Warner
Stewart Products Service
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