Identifier: automotiveindust44phil (find matches)
Title: Automotive industries
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: Automobiles Aeronautics
Publisher: Philadelphia (etc.) Chilton (etc.)
Contributing Library: Engineering - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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mpany has been making use of a three-axle chassis for tankers bringinggasoline and benzole from the refineries to the bus depots.All Paris surface lines, comprising trolley cars andbuses, went under the direct control of the municipal au-thorities on January 1st. The municipality is not runningthese lines itself, but is farming them out to an operatingcompany, which is interested, to a certain extent, in thefinancial success of the concern. There will be no competi-tion between electric trolley and gasoline omnibus lines,but cooperation between the two, each type being extendedaccording to the requirements of traffic. AMONG publications recently issued by the Directorof the Air Service, Washington, are the following:Instructions for Installing 85-A Mixture Control inZenith US-52 Carbureters, Performance Test of U.S.X.B.I.A. with 300 HP. Hispano-Suiza Engine and Per-formance Test of U.S.X.B.I.A. with 300 HP. Hispano-Suiza Engine Showing Improvement in Performance withPropeller X-19677.
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• • I motor bus now beimj •■,,/„ rimented with in Paris.Front and reai steering giv!! Paris bus is duplicate of front axle.Only the center axle has driving irheels 924 AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIESTHE AUTOMOBILE April 28, 1921 e«i i. b. Pit. os

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