The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 8

THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. the With governments into debt and FO many people, in arrears it's no wonder some rnginnois believe the engine nucht to be behind. Al'llOl'OS OF AUTOMATICS. nidinp with a friend in a new- car with nn automatic transmission brought to light the fact that he was getting more gas mileage than the dealer said he could pect. Watching him handle job it was apparent that his sue cess is due to skill in handling th car so as to prevent unnecessary use of power.

The trick is to avo" downshlftF. II isn't just a malti of reading the road nnd a i co ditions so as to avoid slowdowi and stops, but fomelhing that tails a keener sense of motor speeds Jn relation to that of the car itself. One thing that wastes gas with of the automatic gear devices too rapid acceleration. A.S with manual shifting this simply the engine to provide more powi than is needed. There In quite lot to be gained.from these dcvlci by keeping above certain speeds, i that the engine is having the ben fit of the highest gearing or torq- conversion, depending upon system used.

Gas is often wast by lotting the car drag. As with conventional shift it is economica to keep the car at its easiest rolling speed. NOTE WHEEL BEARINGS In the latest instructions fo: lubricating one of the cars, nolice that the quantity special grease for the front whee bearings has been cut from to two ounces. This is the result o' someone recalling that if you wan to be sure the average person won' overdo it, the best rule is to under state the quantity of grease to used. This simple change wil probably spare a lot of owners th( usual bother of having an of hearing lube work into the Iron! brakes.

HEADS AND TAILS. kind of car vibration thai ought not to be difficult to diag nose is loose tail pipe or exhaus 1 system in general. On modern cars this whole system is free to rriove a bit in step with the motoi but there are flexible mountings t' prevent actual shake. Sometime these mounts break or perhaps th th DO AWAY WITH SHIMMY ym tad letter it in fw i STSERIWG WHEU. mt END CHECK VP.

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Congress St. 6th Arc. Pfcont Troy 121 SERVICE FOK ALL MAKES Your Precious CHILDREN! AIRFLYTE CONSTRUCTION times itrongcr times solcr Found Only in 19SO NASH Prices Reduced! WESTOVER-WOLFE MOTORS, Inc. 3001 Sixth Troy Phone Tror 7)71 MEKTIIMOL AHTI-FREEZE 8y GALLON IN CONTAlNtli SUPER SERVICE OIL North Cor. 5lh ttnd that nn ficidluril solution may cat into the casket? Jt 1 the fume with One icuson is enough.

Q. A lot of vapor coining from the oil filler pipe. The engine doesn't Hinoku out the rxhuUftt. What's wronc? H. K.

A. Just a case of blow- by. Gases aro passing the rings and getting into the crankcase, You'll need new maybe a rchore. engine la burning oil even though you do not nee much i signs of sniokr from the exhaust. installed a device to give me bell or inlleiigu nnd still are excessive explosions in the exhaust.

.1. R. muffler comes partially loose A. You've Just mmle matters the exhaust pi pi or the tall pipe, worse by leaning out UIH mixture. Several motorists have written trouble can come from a too me lately to say that when Marling I i mixture, too, or from sticky up from in hish, they (valves or missing spark plugs.

Mr. UiiKKcll will answer questions regarding the ear's and operation of your car. Just address him care of The Record Newspapers and enclose slumped, sclf-acl- dmssel envelope for a personal reply. Please, confine inquires to PEOPLE hair ft til the rear end. Of course this inif, ht be tin; results of overtaxing the motor, but it another of the situations where UN pipe should be checked for ooscness.

MECHANIC JOE SFKAKIMJ. "When 1 tell you a I have ioined forces with those englnenrs vho are again going all out for be thousand mile motor oil change, please don't brand me HS a nin-too ellow. I'm not following the lead- jr, Jn fact, I don't, evnn known If mj- rea.son for this fits in th wb.it i-hc oHiftrs i about the subject. A I Know is that where customers come a at the thousand-mile mark we find a lot of trouble brewing and save them money in the long Think of these lube periods as in one subject. Dies Suddenly As O'Learys Make Trip To Cohoei The kindness and generosity of the people In a small Jowa town will not sunn be forgotten by poverty and grief-stricken couple who are enroute lo Cohocs loday.

Mr. and Bernard .1. O'Lcary. practically penniless anrt sick at heart by the midden a in their car of their six-month-old daughter, Karen, were befriended and i a by the 1.641 residents in POPE PIUS A CANONIZATION DECREES FOR COMING HOLY YEAR City 1'liu XII yontcrday approved four dorrrrs of canonization and bciillflfntlon for the comlnc Holy Ycnr. As ft iiolcinn KiitlicrlnK of tin- Conicrcitntlon of Itlti-n, lie npiuovi'd the CHfiunlzntlon next Juno uf Blciiscd a i Stinllllil o( the Passlonlnl Order, onn-lllilc hop of JIucTta and Tolrntlno.

The second decree approved the rnlraclwi offered for the beatification on Jan. 22 of Vlnccnzo J'allnltl. founder of the Institute of Apnstol- at were taken. The car Was larked In State Street near Sev. Avenue.

Detectives were also Investigat- ing a report that a bottle had been thrown through the. window of a barber shop at 660 Avenue early Saturday night. The shop Is owned by Dnvld MennuttL The emerald IB a vlllcatt aluminum and beryllium. i Missions. The third app roml the miracles for the beatification early In February of Sister Maria Desol.ita Torres Aco.ita.

of Sisters of Servants of Mary, for aid to the sick. The last decree approved thc 'miracles 'or the beatification March 19 of Sister Paolo Elisahclta Cerioli, founder of the Sacred Fam- PUNS 10 spection periods and the wnolc Clarke Reproduced' Crescent and Boght areas, subject takes on a different look." The i cast, which was lo Animal From Fossil la. Sister Torres Acosta is Spanish, i They were reported a i the others Italian, Albany, accompanied by the casketed body of last night. i i a at a said that they i were going lo the home of Mrs. O'Leary's pa rcn Is.

r. and is. iJurnai Schcrmerhorn. Cohoes' police said a they of no family in that city, a a several Schcrmerhorns i i there. There are also num- crous Schcrmerhorn familius in the WHEN 1 ROTATING TIRES.

may seem like a detail but you may save yourself trouble and iXpense by remembering to use Lhe wheel covers with their original -wheels when having; the tires rotated. This will be insurance against having a come loose or start a squeak, which are like- lihoods wheie covers are switched to new positions. On the other hand, if the covers have been giving trouble a switch might he in order. But do this only if things are not well with the covers. THIS SAVES TWO WAYS.

It's still smart practice to remove the distributor rotor you are leaving the car unattend- RENTAL BATTERIES AU CARS BRAND Remains Noah T. Clarke. New York State archeologist since 1925, the man vho constructed a full scale reproduction of the Cohoes mastodon 'or the state museum, will retire Wednesday from slate service. Another major pxhlbit built by Mr. larke was a full scale model of the Sterlingbush calcite crystal ed or in unlocked garage for It is also correct to say not "choke." Oddly any length of time.

It takes a bit of cranking for even a professional car thief to discover the missing part and in this puiiod he may become a bit at the delay or he may discover that the starting motor is waking the neighborhood. Disconnecting the high tension wire at the coil or distributor also will discourage a thief but you're safe taking out a rotor -which he may nol be able to duplicate at a moment's notice. This a i iprecaulion also is a good way to save delays in starting the motor yourself, because it keeps the distributor cap clean. Moisture doesn't deposit so easily on clean ignition parts. GETTING THEM STRAIGHT Just to keep the record straight betler say "starting motor" rather than ''starter-motor," you are referring to this hard working unit of the car.

"choker," enough, it is correct to call the power plant the "engine" "motor 1 in of the fact thai the i latter is usually reserved for electrical power devices. Old timers call the piston pint; "wrist pins." The accelerator the "exhiieralor" even though, is has that effect. "Park ing" brake is preferable to "hand 1 or brake. WATCH JT WHEN TURNING Another pointer that bears repeating the risk in making a speedy left hand when cars mre approaching. You ma be able to miss being hit by one ol the cars but what about the slow- moving pedestrian who may be in process of crossing the street into which you are turning? You maj be turning directly into path Ho has the right of way, and you are then putting- yourself in a bad spot.

This traps many an unwary driver. It's risk that applies onlv to left turns. GIVE THEM WIDE BERTH Believe it or not, one of the most dangerous situations in driving to follow someone who is either learning to dilvc or who is still green at the game. The trouble is that with your experience and, the many automatic reactions you have built up in your it isn't easy lo understand the mind of the novice. Thus the latter will be likely to surprise you by his or her icactions.

it means being trapped. 1 came near a rear-end collision Ihc other night just because the driver ahead slopped dead about 50 feet bctoic a stop sign. 1 was anticipating the usual slow down ant) halt at the right spol, but Ihe instructor told the beginner to look out for Ihc sign and got a reaction that was premature. i HAVING TI1EIK TKOfltl.KS. Q.

There's a pronounced in my CAT when the mjjino it mnninc and with the clutch nrdnl down to the Hooi. Hcic a list of we have 31. R. A. You have A defectn risnk- shmlt bearing in Ihc clutch.

Q. Have you heard of anything icfltctions fiom new curved N. K. 3- A. Nut thine.

Mnyl'c irsdcr will nblc to Imnish us remains of the pre-historic cave. The mastodon were unearthed in 1866 excavations were underway at Cohoes for 3 mill of the Harmony Mills Co. on Mohawk Street. Tt is presumed that remains of the mastodon were carried southward by a glacier and deposited in a hole where the bones were later The bones of the a i animal were given lo the state by the Harmony Co. Some of the bones missing; but there wure enough to enable scientists lo reconstruct a complete skeleton.

Years later Mr. Clarke built a full scale reproduction of the animal and this reproduction containing a life-like hairy coat stands in museum alongside the skeleton of the orlci- na.1 animal. Mr. Clarke joined Ihe staff of the state museum in 1912 as technical assistant and in that capacity participated in thp. transfer of the col lections and the installation of exhibits when the Museum was moved to the Slate Education Building.

As state archeologist, Claike ganixed the extensive archeological collections in the museum, and was instrumental in adding several noteworthy groups of materials to the collections. He has consistently encouraged the study of NJCW York Stale fndians in schools rind organizations. He is the author of several articles in museum publi Not. The FASTEST or The CHEAPEST But The BEST CAR WASH JN TOWN 1.50 I'ARK ALL DAY FREE bring such unforeseen tragedy into the couple's life, began last week in 'ortiand, where tl-e O'1-eary's had been living. According to Associated Press reports, thing! had been bad in Portland and they started for this area in a 1937 au- lomobile.

Their misfortunes reached the when they arrived at Adair, 17 miles west of Stuart, Friday- night. The gasoline was getting and Mr. O'Leary was down to his last twelve cents, which he used to purchase a half-gallon of gas. Heading for Stuart, which proved Lo be a haven of kindness, the couple were looking for a break somewhere along the line. Jn the lack scat of the car was Karen, lying in a box.

Child Fate struck its cruelist blow some i those 17 miles, for while stopping at filling station in Stuart to ask if Red Cross or some other agency would give them aid, O'Leary discovered the child dead. The heart broltcn told Coroner H. If. Hill that the infanl pparently had been healthly a few minutes before. Hill said that death was a a due lo a disorder.

The town, Mayor Alice Graf, rallied to aid of Ihe couple i nnd Mrs. Les Hay, who stopped Ihe station for gasoline, look the parents to i home the night. Oreen, the station operator, gave gasoline. Mayor Graf started a raising campaign which netted one hundred dollars for the grim O'Leary's by Saturday night. The Graf a i also got a big box of food ready to keep the couple going on i i East.

A a were made by funeral director fiufkin for the couple to take Karen's body in a casket, paid for by the i mid-west townfolks, with in Ihe back scat of the car. Start rrrmattrnt Fund. Kale still was prepared to pull IARTICLES STOLEN FROM PARKED CARS Police I i a i Two Thefts Over Week-end Troy detectives were invesligat- ip reported thefts from parked automobiles over the weekend in which articles valued at J28.ll were Lnken. Mrs. Francis Booth, of R.D.

1, Center Brunswick, reported at 5:20 p.m. yesterday to Sgt. John J. Noonan that articles valued at 511.61 were taken from her car while it was parked in. First Street south of State Street.

At 11:50 p.rri. Saturday, Peter J. Reale, Stop 20, Central Avenue, Al- hany, told police that the door ot hi.i car had hccn forced and a fishing i and flashlight valued WATCH CLOCK REPAIRING One Week Serriee For General Repair) Handi Cryilali While You Wait at 18-- 3rd St. ConjteM MEAT DEALERS GROCERS ASSOCIATION I I A CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP cant for UNDERWOOD'S DEVILED HAM 17 TROJAN Peanut Butter 33 Large Mug STAHL-MEYER Boneless Skinless Cooked FOR THIS BLUE BIRD ORANGE JUICE 29 MISSION Colifornle TOMATOES 2 large No. 2Vi com MISS LOU SHRIMP 44 Tall Can SILVER FLOSS SAUERKRAUT large No.

2Vi cans 46 Ox. Can IDEAL DOG FOOD 2 23 CLOVER LEAF TUNA FISH 29 IVORY SOAP Reg. Sin Lorft Size TIDE 26' Large Pkg. Strawberry Preserves 35c Cherry Preserves 27c Marmalade ITe Raspberry Preserves 29c Apricot Preserves 23c WIN A BICYCLE Sove Your Box Topi From WHEATIES CHEERIOS KIX BISQUICK SUNSHINE Krispy Crackers 25 1 Lb. Box Large Pkg.

DUZ 26' CRISCO 82' 3 Lb. Can HENDRICK GARAGE the props out from the couple, but once again Stuart to the occasion. The O'Leary'f were ready to start the drive eastward yesterday when the main bearing of their car hurneii out. The two would not be outdone nnd raised more money for their train fare to Albany. They are due to arrive in Albany at 3:45 p.m.

With tear-lilted eyes and a heart sliRhtlv Rladdened by (he knowl- edjje kindness docs osisl. O'l-eary said on departure. "There isn't much 1 can do at the present other than to give my thanhj to this wonderful town." The sad state of the O'Leary's will not he forgotten by Ihc people of Stua.it. Mayor Graf announced last nipht that the town'is going to raise a permanent fund for aid- inc destitute perrons stranded in Stuart. What could hi- more flttinc--Ihe fund will be Marled with the nev left over frtwn donations lo ST.

Troy 7040 jjj VACUUM CLEAN JOB NO CHARGE WITH ANY CAR WAXED POLISHED POINT SERVICE STATION Cot. Ri.ct ft Ttof Mobil Oil Mobil THE J7J St.) hats sip. Do you think Ibis indi-l fairs n'fi lor new oil I'linip? Thf ApTing has been rplacid. 1.. C.

A. The Hi.ulOe is lirhl t'ntic in the fivuhtMinj; which causes I oil Vi I i (nil. Pli-SKutr tiinin rifiijiial i von JH-IV? 1hM ovt-i- Q. 1 iriuili a joli In hTJi i BUY BATTERIES Clark D. Perry 2II7-I9 SIXTH AVENUE JO i A.

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Or tfct 31 STUDEBAKER GARS AND TRUCKS SOME MODELS (OK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 24 MONTHS TO PAY Open TkronfS fiifar 7 fo r. M. StlurJty to f- M. GOSSELIN MOTORS Sixth Trey 634S CONSERVATIVES NAME GOMEZ AS PRESIDENT AT BOGOTA, COLOMBIA BoKOta. Colombia l.TI--Colombia's lulinp Conservatives named cano Gomez president in election which went off iiiictly acute poliiic.il tension.

had no opposition for Ihe i four-year The Liberal Party. Die niain opposition lo the Conservatives, had withdrawn its candi- idMr and CAlied for boycott of election. The hitler Ijlwiali catrifd mi! I their lo hold funeral services ifor Ihe slain Vicrnlc Bch.india. Itaothtr of the withdrawn -Jirjdi- Daiio Echnndia. It had feared the liistlllKinrcs nii.cM Slalf dm in; the funeral.

The ritc-i at ol in Ihe heail of Be-Kola, Virentr BehaniJia. a fanmr. lulled jr.lir- file Fiiday nithl as Ji" Tn'wrid! -with other Liberals at momimfrit of Smith Amer- IV San i (The RiivclnnfTil's ladio in V.o- li'-aid in Ntw Yoili 1 in M-pn1 all 27 of IMfrt This infliealcd The lo wbifh Ihe l.iheialii in Hfcotn ftiyint flr-m the TUESDAY ONLY! SAVE '807 ON THIS PLATFORM ROCKER Regularly 24.95 TomoWow, For Only! 1688 Whata 0 BARGAIN! BAU.UT Mrailv Hfjlxrn one of Itir-m SSO. 7. Jn bffl.

0 hr Jit X. Rn KrnncHi X. 1'ns' ftsr Vtiivrijity. HWiHBeaSiIMM It This SMsaliM- LOW 'PRICE! k.TM 1, Mr Wdrt- Tmr Order NEXT YEAR 333 RIVER TROY 104 REMSEN GOMES.