7!!i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926 THP MTC'HTC;AN T)ATT Y TV-1r7 MTC1-TTC~ANT PiATTV .1 L IL..e ±VIA'..-L kj~.Jr1.L ~V L.'~11J~~ £ A M" L -L ILI B erman Invents Internal Combustion Engine For Motor Vehicles, Utilizing Unrefined Oii Prof. H. C. Anderso n Predicts Possible Use Of Crude 0Oil -otors For Passenger.(.'. . . . MAY OPEN STUDY HERE In eadt h elcmn fthe gasoline'-driven automobile by aI heavy oil-burning motor car, Prof.i ItC Anderson, head of the mechani-S d al engineering department, express- dthe opinion yesterday that,' while f 'there is a tremendous movement t iroughout the w orld tow ard the ii:: :.....ve n l c m u t o e g in- c B urns unrefined oil, the immnediate; ~ossibilities will be confined to thle I * :;z ligh'er powered1 vehicles, such as loci-4 motives and steamships. Research, in: the more remote future," he added, '.may bring the use of the Diesel en- ine to the automobile and even to the deroplane." An oil engine, developed in Germianyt for use in motor trucks is attracting d'on siderable attention in automotive circles. The motor has six cylinders 1. 1. orrison, and a photo of ai and in early tests is said to have per- ttts formed very creditably. The motor, 'which is shown above, is of the gen- and the inexpensiveness of the fuel q~ral type used at present in motor used, have brought forth claims that ships and locomotives, the new motor will permit automobile Stating the mechanzical engineeringI operation 60 to 80 per cent cheaper1 4eiartment was interested in the de- than present dlay costs. According to *elopment of the Diesel engine, Pro- L. H1. Morrison, author of "The Diesel fessor Anderson explained that an ef- Engine", the modern motor car run- frt~ is being made to obtain a spec-' nfing under ordinary conditions is only *,list to fill a professorship .here for IFive per cen~t efficient, thus leaving I the subject of heavy oil motors. For ' room for enormous improvement. Al.-I se'veral years the Regents have made though the modern motor car is. a 4P appropriation for this purpose, but F marvel. of synchronizatipn and runs the competition of industrial plants smoothly, Mr. Morrison believes that 111s preventedl the University from the Diesel engineer has gone much c crying out its designs. further than the motor car engineer, " Experiments, already made with the who has not introduced any radical Diesel engine throughout the world, changes since 1910. greater horsepower per pound of weihtmaybeeliminated i tenew In general, experts predict that, _when the dieselized car is constructed, it will have a much greater life than the gasoline motor, be practically ;troulbleproof, and show' greater power at much lower. costs. At the present time, Diesel engines are being used for locomotives. es lpecially for switching, and y'ard work. f For long dlistance runs, this type of locomotive has shown renmarkable ef- ficiency. On the Canadian NationalE railroad, a car has been runa for one aind one-half cents' a mile, according{ to J. C. B~arnaby, operating engineer,! of the Worthington Pump' and Ma- chinery company, who witne~ssed the tests of the Diesel-electric car which ran from Montreal to. Vanicouver in 67 hours, actual running time, the fastest cross-country run ever made.I fit was explained that with half fare set at one andl one-half cents, a child as a passenger would pay the total fuel expenses of the car. MADRID. - Foreign Minister Yan-~ guas announced that Spain has tacit-j ly agreed to support Poland in herj claim for a permanent seat on the League of Nations council. r~~n inn rrr caise at. Grand Rapids this afternoon, Columbia university,, coming to the OLILL90HESI speaking on "The Intellectuals." The University this, semester where hie is Alliance Franicaise is an organizationi conducting two courses, one in Eng- R hflPlfhflIlish and one in French. The Eng;- g ~ APID ~ for the furtherance of interest in the, lish course, "Chief Anmerican Poets 6 1 Fench language. !of Today"has an enrollment of morn IProfessor Cestre has the degree of{ than 20 and the course in' French, P rof. C'harles ('estre, non-resident ; octcur-cn-Lettres, and is professorI "La Societe Franchise Contemiporaino lecturer at the Iuniversity this seznes- of American literature and civilization d'apres la Litterature et 'd('apres la ter, will address the Alliance Fran- at thne Sorbonne.- He was formerly at Vie," an enrol lmenit of more than 40. ITY HATEmO !N DAY--T"UE SDAY T HEATREMARCH 1-2 SEA TS NOW ON SALE Good, Seats Still Available MIessrs., I~ee and'.I. J. SInibert Present The Greatest of All Operetta-, With Charm, Romnance, Youth, Beauty and. 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