The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 12, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning. Jannary 12, 1929
MODELS IRE
sun ns
(Continued from pge 11)
a convertible fivr-pafisensrer job
at a moderate price. It is a two
door type with hinged front
seats. 'The top may be folded
back and all the window glasses
disappear, thus providing an open
car.
H iipmilile
A new addition to the Hupmo
bile line is the "Big Eight
which develops 133 horsepower
and which has a speed of ninety
miles an hour. The. engine is an
L-head type with a bore of 3 i
inches and a stroke of 4. 3-4 in
ches. Mariitt
The Marquette is a newcomer
to the show, although announced
last' June. It is a Buick product
In the Sl.ouo field. It ha an L
' head engine 3 1-8 by 4 5-Sinrhts,
which develops CT.5 horsepower.
.,-The wheelhase is 114 inches and
; Internal mechanical pelf-energiz-ing
brakes are used.
Nali
Nash is displaying its three
lines of cars announced in Octo
ber, including its new twin igni
tion eight which replaces the ad
vanced six. the twin ignition six
which replaces the special si,
and the single six which super
sedes the standard six. Hoods and
bodies are larger. Xon-shatter-able
glass Is used throughout the
eight. The eight has an overhead
valve engine 3H by 42. which
develops 100 horsepower. The
eight is orfered two whflba!e
lengths, 124 and 183 inches. The
twin ignition six Is supplied in
wheelbases of 118 and 1 2 8 1 4 in
ches. It develops more power than
the 1929 model because the en
gine is larger. The single six also
has a larger engine. Cable-operated
self-energizing internal
brakes are used on all models.
Oakland
Oakland ;.iesfnts a "e Eight"
to take the place of its m'.t. This
eight-cylinder engine develops 85
horsepower, or one horsepower
for every 3 7 pounds of car weight
according to factory figures. The
wheel base remains at 117 inches.
The bore and stroke of the new
engine aie 3 7-16 by 3 3-S. An in
novation in the engine is a device
called a synchronizer which
smothers minor vibrations. Body
lines have been improved. Me
chanical self-energizing internal
brakes are used.
Ohlsiiiobile
The Old.siuobile Six makes its-j
bow with larger, morp comfort
able bodies, with more attractive
lines, and some mechanical chanr
ges, including the adoption of
two-shoe, internal, caole-operated
self-energizing brakes on all four
wheels. A molding along the sides
of the hood and cowl replaces the
flaring saddle design formerly
used. The acceleration and hill
climbing ability have been im
proved by changing the rear axle
gear ratio from 4,41 to 4:4. The
instrument board has been re
designed. Luxury type springs
are used in the seats and Marsh
ill springs in the eat becks.
Packard
'Packard is showing its model
announced in September. Im
provements made since last year
Include non-sh.vtei able glass
throughout all models, a four
- speed tranMiiteMon. an improved
carburetor, and metal spring .cov
ers. Engines are smoother and
emitter due to additional stiffen
ing ribs in the crankce and be
cause of "soft lift" cams. There
are three chassis, the the
"740" and the "745." The latter
tr.o have t';e larger t-iirht-oy Un
der engine.
Ply month
The Plymouth, a roomy four
eylinder car, built by Chrysler, is
continued with appro p r i a t c
capable of exceptional service.
One of the most attractive mod
els is a beautifully deigned road
ster, done in exquisitely harmon
izing tones of orange p.rA warm
Cray. It forms a striking contrast
to the other modeb-- which reflect
the pre?ent trend toward darker
colors on closed cars.
Pontiac
The new Pontiac ' Big Six" has
an engine which now develops 60
horsepower. The body typ has
been refined and a half oval belt
molding runs from the radiator
to the rear. The four-point en
Cine mountings are now com
pletely insulated by rubber. The
possibility of harming the engine,
by failure to keep the oil pump
filled is eliminated by a gear
drive safety feature which shuts
off the ignition if oil pressure
fails.
"pie Keo body has pleasing new
body lines and hood, and radiator
contours have also been i m
prded. In place of the 121-Inch
wheel base Flying Cloud of last
year, Reo is offering two wheel
bases, 120 and 124 inches re-
. spectively, both with the 3 3-8 x
6 inch six-cylinder Flying Cloud
engine. No mechanical changes
hare been found necessary be
yond the adoption of two-way hy
draulic shock absorbers on the
targer models. The smaller six-
. cylinder Reo, with a 3 3-8x4 inch
engine and a wheelbase of 115 in
ches. Is continued without change.
Studebakers
The new Studebakers were an
nounced last July and no impor
tant alterations have been made
since that time. The July models
Included the Dictator Eight and
the Dictator Six. Tha Eight has a
70-b.orsepower engine, while the
ix Is rated at 65 horsepower.
These cars uphold the tradition
ally high standard or output by
'this concern.
The Viking is a V-type eight
yllnder car built by OldsmobUe
and Introduced last March. The
carjs in the $1,500 price class
Safe on Beach and Boulevard
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TIMOR, Portuguese East Indies
(AP) Portugal's red's anarchists
and all those sentenced to long
penal servitude, expiate their
crimes under the scorching sun
of this penal settlement in the
Indian ocean.
A few weeks ago. a grim prison-ship
which makes the journey
once ayear. arrived here with a
tiesh cargo of three hundred des
peratces. The "doom-ship" had
stopped at Luanda and Lorenco
Marques, two Portuguese penal
colonies on the African coast to
pick up those, who, through mu
tiny and bad conduct, made them
selves liable to a more severe
punishment. j
All the convicts were confined '
in great steel cages and guarded 1
by armed w-arders. j
Devirslsland
Ticts who were deported to this
inferno never returned to Portu
gal alire. The conditions in the
prisons were appalling, and es
cape practically impossible.
The new governor of the island.
General Theophile Duarte, has
made changes. The prisoners are
treated humanely and food and
living quarters have ben improv
ed. General Duarte found that the
colony's had roads could be mend
ed by convicts. He selected two
hundred of the penitentiary's six
hundred Inmates and granted
them their freedom, with the pro
viso, however, that once a week
they should report to the prison
authorities. The only identifica
tion mark which they carry is the
hat across which is splashed the
regulation wide-brimmed straw
word "convict."
Under the Portuguese penal N
code the maximum sentence for
common crimes is 32 years. If a
convict behaves himself, his term
may be reduced.
, a
Portland
WAVING THE RED FLAG
has little on its t Tfnrtin nrnrrimc for
Portuguese sister institution here, stations will be found on the clas
It was even reported, but not con- sified advertising page of The
firmed, that the majority of con- Statesman.
ACHlKVKMKVr.s OF AVTO INDUSTRY
FOR 1JK! PRKSKXTKD IX Sl'RVKV
The following survey of the automotive industry was prepared
by Alfred Reaves, general manager of the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce; '
PRODUCTION
C;r and tnwks produced in the United States and
Canada
Cars ZZZZ.
Trucks ZZZZZZZ.
Production of closed cars
Per cent closed earn
Wholesale value of Cars toaraAAAwnn
W holesale value of trucks : $ 631.000.000
""u r"'e v.uue oi cars ana trucks $3.4 S3, 900. 000
,rb1 J.: :
5.651,000
4.S46.000
805,000
4.21S.O0O
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MISS IIELEM BANNONJ, California beauty contest winner, shown
above, pays there is safety in General dual balloon 8 tires but
that's because they help her to keep afloat in the surf. Rumor has it
that, as a bathing beauty, Miss Bannon puts the emphasis on
"beauty" and that, aquatically speaking, she is not threatening
Gertrude Ederle's laurels.
At Lonp Beach, she draped a General dual balloon 8 about her
before leaping into the Pacific. General tire dealers agree that there
Hs safety in Generals but they refer to the extra cushioning of soft
rubber between the extra plies, the 'low pressure and the greater
road contact that enables them io hold the road better in emergencies.
anu lias a s Z-iZ 5-8 engine
which delivers SI horsepower.
The Willys six is a new model
with a price range of SB'jTi to
i
Aerage retail price of cars
Average reteil price or trucks Z 'Z ".
Wholesale value of parts and accessories for replace-"
ments, a No service equipment
Tire production in United States
Wholesale value of rubber tires for replacement $
REGISTRATION'
Motor vehicles registered in United States (from state
reports!
Motor cars "
Motor trucks . . "
1 "MOBILE'S RELATION' TO OTHER BUSINESS
Number of carloads of automotive freixht shinned
over railroad in 1929
Rubber used by automobile industry . ..
Plate glass used by automobile Industry .ZZZZZZZ
Iron and steel used by automobile industry ..
Copper used by automobile industrv
I.umber, hardwood, used by automobile industry
Lead used by automobile industry
Gasoline consumption by automobile industry ZZZ.
j uasonne userl by motor vehicles, 1929 bbls. of 42
j can.
i fude rufiber used by motor industry. 1929 lbs)
j Cotton fabrics used in tires. 1929 (lbs.) "Z.
j motor truck and motor bus use
i Motor trucks in use
Motor truck owners
$812
$877
920,000,000
76,260,000
600,000,000
26.400,000
23,030.000
3.370,000
3.600,000
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297,000,000
913,920,000
2S7.000.000
By The Associated
Parrots, many assumably
Christmas gifts, are blamed for
having brought illness and death
to families widely scattered in
the United States and Germany.
The parrots, physicians say, are
afflicted ' with psittacosis, a dis
ease contracted first by tropical
birds.
Six deaths from psittacosis have
been reported in Germany and
one in Toledo, Ohio, three in
Warren, Ohio, and seven in Bal
timore. Md.. and its vicinity. Ger
many reported at least 20 cases,
including one entirely of nine
persons iu Dresden.
In each case a parrot had re
cently been brought Into -the
home and soon after Its arrival
had taken sick and died. Four of
the persons ill In Baltimore are
A th Hst of innse mount.
WINNIPEG, Jan. 10 (AP) ! add a drop of water to each nail ed. health officers, both federal
On the offensive from the first of fresn est tne covr &cen j and local, started investigations
cncK or tne gong, cnariey net- ,.,,..
anger, Canadian light heavy-! and die has been attae y food
weight, champion and aspirant for inspectors. lhe latter averred
the world's title, took the sting j that some drops were too volum
out of Battling Tiger Johnny jnous
Cline of San Francisco here to- '
night. Cine was knocked out in
the fifth round. Radio nroerams
View of the Communistic demonstration in front of the. Mexican
Embassy at Washington, D. C., as panders, many of them young
girls, bore signs denonneing Ortix-Rubio, President-Elect of Mexico.
.Several were arrested after Ambassador Tellex protested, but were
later released.
PARROTS CAUSE DF
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Press
FLORENCE. Italy. ( AP)An
old superstition which caused
for Portland
stations will be found on the clas-
; sified advertising page of The
' Statesman.
yesterday and Surgeon General
dimming of the U. S. Public
Health Service advised that con
tact with recently imported par
rots be avoided.
. The disease, which attacks both
parrots and human beings much
as a combination of influenza and
typhoid fever would, reached epi
demic proportions late last Octo
ber In the Argentine.
! Motor buses in use
, uiisumidud scnoois using motor transportation
! Buses used bv consolidate kcIhw.'u
The two six-cylinder Willys
Kuights are continued with im-
Mi nil t ii i, n ... . ,
Kiivmv lit-.:) 1... : i
iin t puce range oi r'Ja to " "l ""- u hj" .
SS.0 It in a WiiiiD.nv,ion.i changes. It is a sturdv vehicle sn.l ' EAIORTS
duction. It has a 65-liorseiovei- ' develops S7-horsepower. '. Number of American motor vehicles sold outside
of L-head desitn. with a I . e'1 -tHles United States exports and Cana-
engine oi L-neaa design, with a
bore and stroke of 35i by 3 7-S
inches.
The four-cylinder Whipiet is
unchanged.
Radio programs for Portland Value of
ia.ii output)
stations will be found on the clas
sified advertising page of The
Statesman.
motor vehicles, parts and tires sold outside
Inited States
Per cent increase in foreign sales over 1928
Number of motor vehicles imported. 1929
3,370,000
2, 460,100
95,000
16,500
43.000
11.500
1,900
1,015,000
17.4 00,009
23
710
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72 MILES AN HOUR
48 IN SECOND
65 HORSEPOWER
RICH UPHOLSTERY
INTERNAL 4-WHEEL
BRAKES
HYDRAULIC SHOCK
ABSORBERS
THEY COME THEY SEE
THEy Buy
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ABSORBERS Sjs
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Place your order now
for this record value -
New before fcttacar rnthe
WiUyi Si price cUts fFHdi
WKb a high dcjrc of kunifi
ous trcntporUtio
THE
NEW
LLVS
Bcauty speed and power beyond its price.
SEDAN DE LUXE
DOWN PAYMENT ONLY
$368
fintilrii mill 1 1 M.
em MMiaTAo,
Already the W9ys Six is UUJ by an
tkusMstk Motoriiw public m en of A.
Undms nw cr offerinjj of the ytw. Th
Kw imti end iMmomottS color coabmrtong
wJ finer concwpl of ton and dijnity for
inxpMhr cms.
Tli Kish comprtuioa motor of tn WSIy
Si is rubWr-imiiltted 9M)sl vibration nd
develops speed end power unprecedented
in its price d.
Al tne mm Imm this bis tnSin is reMrlc
Wy economicel, acWvm exccpooneJ mire
St Pr sBon of ss at the nodem craisins
peds of 35 to 45 aides an boar.
Comt in and Shrt tfic new Willys Sit your
most exacting scrutiny.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, (NC, TOLEDO. OHIO
WILLYS KNIGHT AGENCY
lewpnone
922
McKAY TIRE CHittNS
lactate traction and reduce skid
ding. Unequalled for long lift and
freedom from breakage. Improved
fastener makei them easy to put on
or remove. In strong canvas bag for
easy handling. For high pressure
or balloon tires,
according to size, $ Z 85
per pair J Up
EqmpmessSt
Be warm. . .becomfortahl fool tantft
in a "sure footed" car that is thoroughly,
yet economically equipped by "Western
Auto" with Chains, Windshield Wiper.
Heater, tn fact every accessory that adds
to your enjoyment of winter driving.
Our local store cairics a complete stock of necessities appro
priate to the winter conditions in its locality. . . . Many other
articles bides those listed. . . . Every article offered is backed
JrA"C ad GuTara"tcc of Satisfactory Service, and by our
popular Customer Is Always Right" policy
YOUR BATTERY
MUST BE GOOD
Hay Safe with a Wizard or Western
Giant . . Western Giant Guaran
teed 3 Years . . . Wizard Guaranteed
2 Years . . . Wizard Special Guaran
teed 1 Year. The most dependable
and economical batteries you can
own. Thousands upon thousands
now giving satisfactory, trouble-free
service all over U country. Finest
construction throughout. A.size for
every ear . . . Depend-
ng upon make of $85
car and size battery
ZERO-FOE GLYCERINE
Real anti freeze protec
tion that will not era -orate.
It harmless to
rubber or lacquer fin
ishes, and will not gum
up'rour radiator. Also
alcohol, alcohol test :.
WIND WINGS FOR
OPEN OR CLOSED CARS
On open cars,
they divert wind
and snow, mak
ing front seats
more comfort
able. For closed
cars, they enable
you to drive
with windows
open in bad
weather.
Heaters For All Cars
Model "A" Tord Heater a. 7A
illustrated $2
Also several other well known makes
of car heaters at saving prices. All
are of proven efficiency and depend
ability, and carry our Iron-Clad
Cjuarantec of
ALL WOOL ROBES
Our stock of
robes covers a
wide price range
and includes
many handsome
patterns. They
are the finest rob
, values ever of
fered.
'95
up
ciru,
$5
WINDSHIELD WIPERS
"Western Auto-' offers a complete
assortment of these essentials to safe
winter driving. All ful'.y guaranteed.
The Vacuum Operated wiper illus
trated, complete
with rubber $ " 88
tubing I
Other Vacuum Operated Windshield
Wipers $2.85
Hand Windshield Wipers,
38e and 95c
Electric Windshield Wipers.3.95
Also 5 -ply and other, wiper blades. .
rubber and copper tubing, arms. etc. "
DRIVING GLOVES
High grade, strongly stitched and
well fashioned sieves for men and
women. Blacks and browns, lined
and unlincd at
very low $190. $175
price.
tlsssea Ca, WwJ Wiags
3.9S ft U.7S
I4.9S & M 55
Gcnma Honeycomb
Radiators for Ford
Highest quality, and fully
guaranteed. Without shell.
8.9S and 19.65; with
shell, f 10.45 and f 11.15.
Also Winter Front- A
JladuMcr Shutters. Liquid
"X" and other radiator r.
, meats at pleasiaf price.
For Traction, Safety and Economy
J.?!&11rfe2n Giant Balloons
For winter driving through slash
or snow or mud yon need depend
able tires with specially designed
treads that will bold you safely on
the road. Besides providing better
traction. Western Giant Balloons last
longer give yon more trouble-free
mileage, and cost less. Additional
savings are offered by our Trade-in
Allowance on your old tires .. . and
every "Western Auto" tire is backed
by our liberal Minimum Mileage
Guarantee . . . onr Guarantee of Sat
isfaction for the fife of . the tire .
150 Store Service" and onr popu
lar Customer la Always Right
policy.,. 1
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Salem Storci 201 S. Com!
TEV,?9 .
"VESTOUf AUTO
SERVICE r
A ftmiurt that taws you
money.;.Service connec
tKnt arc maintained in
all cities where we have
store?,' so that- goods
uum as a w lew Sm nti
""mil In.