The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, fDregon, STmday Morning, February 33, X932
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Salem High
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BUHRELL TAKES
SCORING HONOR
Gladstone Beats Florsheims,
Ahd'Will Oppose Dallas in
Independent Tourney Final
STATERS BEIT
ORFGOrJ
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Fishermen; are Disqualified
For District Race and V
, Rainier may Come
ASTORIA. Ore.. Feb.- 27
($mMi1I The Salem high
school basketball team came back
with lot of aggressiveness to
nlg ht and darted through the As
toria Fishermen's defense to win
SI to 27. Thla victory for Salem
ties up the season's competition
between the two teams, each hay
ing won and lost on the other's
floor.
COM
CURTIS,
Dallas Wins Polk Title by
Last Quarter Rally; Score
23-18; District Meet Soon
MONMOUTH, Feb. 27. (Spe. 1 throw la the third-period, which
An unheralded but fast moving I Game IS Tight Battle MOSt Jcial) Dallas hh school's has- ended with the score tied. 18-aU.
Cladstone . oulntet. comsoitd a ri-!i I ketball team turned the tables on I Dallas slaved at&tv Mum.
Cheer np, old column, your fa
vorite hate is spreading.' Hark-to
the editorial page of the Klam-'
ath News:
"The state high school athletic
Gladstone . quintet, composed
chiefly of three, brothers of Garnie
Cranor, ex-Willamette 1 star ath
lete, performed the unexpected in
the district independent tourna
ment here Saturday night by run
ning away from Salem's Flor
8 helms to -win 40 to 2S and Qual
ify for the finals Tuesday night
against Dallas,, which defeated
Turner 39 to 31 in the other first
round game.
Gladstone hit a fast pace from
the start and allowed the, Flor-
sheims no field goals In the first
quarter which ended to 1. In
Of way; Only 4 Points
First ten Minutes
ketball team turned the tables on I Dallas played steady, conserva-
Betnel high tonignt and won tne i uve ball in the final quarter and
HUSKIES AGAIN
NORTH CHIPS
Lee. f 2
HanoTer, f ...... ...2 I I
I Weber, f
Fuller, e ............ o-s
Calrney, g ..... ,
Nelson, g .......... .2 .
Polk county championship by cap-"
taring the final game of the coun
ty tournament, 23 to 18. It took
a lot of hard fighting to accom
plish it. however. .
After Dallas led off ; witn tne
association made a bobble last
Fighting hard right from the I year when it decided to hold dls- I that period the Florsheims had
tart, the cherrians niied up a
17 to 7 lead in the first half,
which' perhaps was fortunate' as
the Fishermen, led again by the
flashy Palmberg, scored 20 points
to Salem's 14 in theecond half.
Scoring honors went to Bur
rell, Salem center, who piled up
11 of his team's points.
It was announced here this
afternoon that the district high
school athletic board had disqual
ified Astoria high for an infrac
tion of the rules and that the
colorful Fishermen would he pro
hibited from competing for the
district title. This was something
of a blow to the Salem squad as
well as to Astoria, for it was be
lieved that the Fishermen and
the Cherrians might hare an op-
trlct tournaments to determine
which schools shall go to the
Salem - state basketball tourna
ment. ' '
"Under the new system a team
can- lose every game it plays all
year, yet could go to the state
tournament by winning., the dis
trict meet an Improbability but
a possibility.
' "The" state tournament at Sa
lem comes - the second week in
March, the district playoffs the
first In order to capture their
district title, a team of high
school boys in the average dis
trict will have to play tour games
in one weekend." . . It the team
is rood enough to capture the
state title it will have to win
four games there eight games
portunity to settle the moot point j in nine days too much for any
or superiority ai me -swiwuf i nign scfiooi atmete.
nament.
It Is the consensus ot opinion
here that Rainier will win the
district title.
"The Medford-Ashland-Grants
Pass district is going to Ignore
the state athletic association's or
ders to hold a district tourna
ment and it is entirely proper
that they should."
Slightly erroneous as to
dates, but the editor's heart is
la the right place. He relates
further that coaches and par
ents of players all over the
state are protesting and that
the system probably won't last
long. One thing we have to be
thankful for here; the district
tournament in this district
will not be played In Salem.
"Highclimber" at Eugene Is
hut for a few minutes, Willam- also riding his favorite hate:
ette might have won the first "saiemi tne state unaiwpion
game, but in the second one the City!
whole Whitman team played in- "Salem has won another bas-
snired hall' and anv nlaver wis ketball game and claimed an-
ahl tn irnrA If riven a irhost at a I other state championship! It
chance.
The players brought back a
similar story and stated that they
were confident that they could
take the second game and played
much harder in the second tilt
than in the first, hut Lady Luck
smiled on the Missionaries and
they were able to convert almost
every shot into points.
Whitman started the season
with all ot Its last year's players
on hand, the full squad which had
KeeneLauds
Team's Play
At Whitman
Coach "Spec" Keene and his
squad returned to Salem Satur
day with no bitterness whatsoever
over the defeats and lauded the
Whitman team. Keene said that
plenty of chances to score but
couldn't find the basket. Later on,
their opportunities to score were
whittled down considerably,
though their shooting improved.
Gladstone excelled especially in
following the ball, and its white
shirted. boys seemed able to score
from any position. "The Flor
sheims held the visitors even in
the second period but were still
behind 14 to 9 at its close. In the
third period Drager and Marr re
tired on fouls, which helped the
team's chances none at all. Glad
stone led 28 to 14 at the end of
the third period. The Florsheims
took more long shots in the final
quarter and cut down the margin
but Gladstone kept on scoring.
Turner gave Dallas strong op
position in the first quarter ot
their game, and again near . the
close hut Dallas forged far .ahead
in the middle periods. Gath
proved an unstoppable sharp
shooter for Turner but the com
bination of Webb, Uglow and Me
Bee was toe much for his more
or less ' single banded perform
ance. '
Summaries:
Florsheims Gladstone
Scales, 8 . F 5 A. F. Cranor
Kitchen, 8 F14, E. Cranor
Drager, 2 C. 8, Randall
Marr ....l ..G Mlsener
Foreman, 8 G-13, A. Cranor
Kelly, 2 S
Ross. 2 S
Referee, Lemmon.
Turner Dallas
Gath, 17
CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 27.
(AP) Oregon State college won
third place in the northern dlvl-
KTiT Eiht three points Bethel teek the
il1"?.?:?? LKi .till ahead-12 to 8 at half time.
5-iV h iZ Trwi. At that point Bethel's progress
hLT?.L i. LfSv2?K,.52S: hri checked and it got only a free
. . AJVUI 13S4JLIV v7vmw S7W
at the start of the game that four
minutes passed -before Lewis
scored the first points. After six
minutes of scoreless play Roberts
dropped in a basket to . tie the
eount. The score was tied twice
more before the end of the half.
The score was tied again at 13
on the card for Tuesday night's
show. If King can get past Jones
Tuesday night, he will be estab
lished as equal to any of them
as far as Salem fans are concerned.
Jones will have a hard Job
Bethel .went into a defensive
slump, with the result that Coach
Shreeve'e boys acquired a comfort
able margin.
Summary:
Bethel DaUas
Chrlstensen ll.F...... 1 LeFors
Kahle F..... 8 Minnich
Freeman 6....C...... 7 Elliott
Rhode. ...... .G. ...... 3 Lewis
Pearson O . . . . 3 Robinson
Domes 2......S 3 Cadle
Referee, Adams; umpire, Cad-
well.
Beat CQugars 44-38? Will
Meet California Again
For Coast Title
Totals IS 14 12
Refereer Ralph Coleman, Cor-
valllsj umpire: Abe Conense
the Orangemen pulled away and
held their lead until the end. .
The box score:
Oregon (20) FGFTPF
Olinger, F 0 10
Watts, F 0
Roberts, C
Calkins, G
Levoff. G
Jeffers, G , , ,.
SEATTLE. Feb. 27 (AP)
A fast-breaking and skilled bas
ket-shooting UnlveAlty of Wash
ington team won the basketball
championship .of the Northern di
vision Pacific coast conference
here tonight when the Huskies
downed Washington State college
by a 44-38 score.
By their victory, the Huskies
won the right to battle with the
University of California, " also
crowned Southern division cham
pions tonight, for the Pacific
coast title. The two were the fi
nalists here last year, with Wash
ington winning the title.
J e k Hanover, sensational
sophomore forward, practically
won the game for Washington
with his nine conversions out of
11 tries, more than the lead
.u" Lincoln countr. Toledo and New- Washington won by. In all he
T&e neaa scissors wnicn i . . . - . . . . . . . i em,ntil 13 nnlntm
BERKELEY. Cal.. Feb. 27
(AP) la a play oft game for
the Southern division basketball
championship ot the Pacific coast
conference,' Clarence "Nibs"
Price's California Cagers tonight
defeated Southern California 28
to 22.
The victory gave the Beers the
Southern division title for the
second consecutive year.
DALLAS. Feb. 27-A revised
and final schedule for the District
11 basketball tournament to be
all early In the second Halt but aroidlng King's flying heed scis i!1.1!!
n,. I r!f-ji .. ut.. (i,.. M aa made public here by
R. R. Turner, chairman ot the
8Ll?LnV the
7vV ."ur '7:: "7 exception of the second team from
VUV tv V WV Atjaaa() view wa, w
UJ " ., rm.TimTm Play Saturday night to decide
amount of punishment.
The bout is scheduled for two
U FRIENDS
WIN JUNIOR TITLE
whleh team goes to the meet. Ben
ton county is sending teams from
-1 . JTwil.. T T AT- I Corvallls, Bellfountaln and Phil
hours unless one of the contes- ,,.v, t .u(
ToUls
Oregon State (26)
O'Connell. F
Thomas, F
Lewis, C
Fagans, Q
Merrill, .0
MaeDonald, P
.8 2 12
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0
3
4
1
2
tants takes two falls In less time,
That will aHow Jones plenty ot
chance to get his whip wrlstlock
going and apply a few of his
shoulder butts In the bargain.
In some respects Jones' wrest
ling resembles that of Robin
omath. The teams finished in the
county standings in the order
named. Dallas. Bethel and Perry-
dale will represent Polk eounty,
with Siletx and either Toledo or
Newport from Lincoln.
The tournament will be played
Totals 10 t
Referee: Bobby Morris; um
pire, Emil Piluso.
FIREMEN WIN 110
61ES SB III J
Briggs, 2 F
Pearson, 4 C
Martin, 1 G
Ware, 5 G
Lesley, 2 S
Referee, Lemon.
SCIO, Feb. 27. The Scio fire
men's basketball team scored two
victories on its home floor Wed
nesday night The firemen won
F 1, Vaughn from Mill City by a score of 25 to
Ree4.: 'Reed appears to be getting on. a double elimination basis and
the worn ot the bargain fre
quently, and absorbs a lot of
punishment, but when he once
gets a lead, he follows it tnrougn
with catlike speed until he gets
his fall. Jones is the same In
that respect.
The bout between the two
promises to be as fast and as In
teresting as any staged here tor
many months.
Harry Kuehne and Bulldog
Jackson will appear here In a
preliminary bout. Jackson ap
peared here before, but was sick
at -the time and hopes to show
Salem fans that he does under
stand what the game ot wrest
ling is all about.
matters not whether It's in horse
shoe pitching, ping-pong, foot
balL basketball, tiddledewinks or
one-old-cat, you can always de
pend on Salem coming through
as the state champion. . .
"Salem's most recent cham
pionship is the Oregon Y. M. C.
A. title. The Capitol City team
won this by virtue of a victory
over a Portland Y. M. C. A. team,
and by refusing to play Eugene. .
Salem did offer Eugene a
M
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SI
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11, Me Bee 1 19, and from the Jason Lee church
14, Webb I team of Salem, SO to 31.
2, Griffin! Summaries:
11 Uglow Scio MU1 City
Beal 4 F 1 Carter
McDonald 11..F..,., Ellsworth
Ronnie 12. ....G.. ....... Hodge
Miller 2.....G..8 Catherwood
Caldwell 8 .... G ...... . 2 Gregory
6. Burton S
Balschweid . . . . S
Johnson S
C. Burton ..... S
Referee, Long.
Two hundred and titty home
economics students, teachers and
split games with the Willamette game Tuesday of this week, but I parents attended the second an-
Sde Jason Lee
Beal 14. F..o f Duncan
McDonald 24.. F I Gles
Rennie 8.... ..C. 1 Baumgartner
Todd 2 G. . . .. 3 Watson
Bearcats on Willamette s own
floor in 1931. Willamette started
'the season with three veterans
the local team was unable to take
it on such short notice and
agreed to play on Thursday
. ai M 1 -. I TnV v ft
nuai meeting oi nign scuooi u- uuuju. . . ..vr. . . . .
nomlc clubs held Friday and Sat- Caldwell 2....S
12 Magee
and wound up with only two. Per-1 night, or any other night. But
no! Salem passes the contest ana
claims the crown. It will be re
membered that the Parrish Jun
ior high school of Salem claimed
the state Junior high title after
refusing to play Roosevelt of
Eugene."
ey Carpenter and Erwin kjoos-
tra.., ; ,
Two new players at Whitman
were good enough to break in on
Nig Borleske's .veteran team.
. These were Miller and Irving, Mil
ler wedging his way In to he a
running mate with Buddy Apple
gate at forward and Irving replac
ing one of the guards. This duo
of new life scored 38 points in
the two games against -Willamette.
Keene reported that the Whit
man guards were easily the beet
' in the conference and that the
task in Friday night's game ap
peared hopeless in the second half
when the Missionaries hit their
stride."
Tuesday the Bearcats will play
Llnfield college with the outcome
Hold er, Roy. About that
Roosevelt business Parrish
had gone to Eugene to play
Roosevelt the year before, and
Roosevelt refused to come here
for a return game after first
agreeing to do so.
And about this Y. M. C. A.
business it wasn't a Salem af
fair at all. The first announce
ment that Portland and Salem Y.
teams would play for the state enson
title came from Portland and Sa-
urday at McMinnvllle. The con
ference was in charge of Miss
Frances M. Wright, supervisor of
home economics with the state
board for vocational education.
Miss Thelma Glldea and Miss
Edna Fltts ot McMinnvllle, as
sisted in arrangements.
C. A. Howard and O. D.
Adams, both with the education
department of the state here, at
tended the conference. Other per
sons attending the convention
from Salem were: Mrs. Eula
Creech, head ot the Salem high
school home economics depart
ment, Dorothy Krebs, president
of the local club, Mary Lois
Griggs, Dorothy Alexander, "Es
ther Glbbard, Dorothy Corey,
Dorothy Beckley, Lola Dale Pick
ens, Betty Monell and ins Jor-
Taylor S
Miller. . ... .0
Balschweid 2 . . S
King-Jones
Mat Tangle
Of Interest
a total of 14 games will be played;
In ease a team that has been de
feated once wins the last game an
other game will be necessary, as a
team must be beaten twice before
it is eliminated. Dwight Adams of
Salem and Ralph Coleman of Cor
vallis will be the officials.
The revised schedule is as fol
lows:
Wednesday. March 2
1 Philomath vs. Lincoln 2d,
2:30 p. m.
2. Corvallls vs. Bethel. 3:30
n. m.
3 Snets vs. Perry dale, 7:30
p. m.
4 Bellfountaln vs. Dallas. 8:30
p. m.
Thursday, March S
8 Loser of 1 vs. loser of 2, 10
a. m.
8 Loser of 2 vs. loser ot 4, 11
a. m.
T Winner of 1 vs. winner of
2. 2:20 v. m.
g winner of 2 vs. winner of 4,
2:20 it. m
9 Winner of I vs. winner of 8,
7:20 n. m
10 Loser of 7 vs. loser of 8,
8:80 p. xn.
Friday. Hatch 4
11 Winner of 9 vs. winner ot
10. 2:30 n. m.
12 Winner of T vs. winner of
8. 2:20 v. m.
12 Winner of 11 vs. loser of
12, 8 p. m.
Saturday. March 5
14 Winner ot 18 rs. winner
tween the City Dads and the l0f 13. 8 p, m
Polecats. The old timers' team I jf the winner of game 18 wins
will include "Sure Shot" Boyd-1 the 14th game, a play-off will be
ston, "Dead Eye" Hayes, 'What I necessary between the two teams
a Man" Eakln, Ballantyne, Wll-lnivlnr in No. 14. If the winner
Hams, Helgerson, Kelly, Gates, 0f 12 wins the Anal game, that
Savery, and Rice. The regular I team will remain undefeated and
i Polecat team will be In action I the extra came will not be neces-
counted 13 points, to lead the
Huskies.
After the game. Coach Ed-
mundson said he planned to leave
for the south with. 10 men on
Wednesday tor the coast title
series, with games tentatively
scheduled for next Friday, Satur
day and Monday nights.
W. S. C. (S8) PG FT PF
Cross, f 1 1 0
Holsten, f 3 2 3
Bonedecker, t 1 0 1
Gordon, c 3 3 3
McLarney, g . . n . . . . 8 4 2
Scott, g ... 1 0 3
Graham, g ... ,t.. ...0 0 2
Totals 14 10 14
The Highland Friends team In v
the junior Sunday school basket .
ball league yesterday ran away
with themselves to win the cham
pionship and defeated the First
Baptists by a score of 22 to 9.
L. Brown, the champs' center,
took-high scoring honors for the
game by looping them in for 10
points.
In consolation games, the
Evangelicals won from the Unit
ed Bretheren, 18 to 7, and the
First Methodists from the Knight
Memorials, 11 to 9.
Main game summary:
Highland Friends First Baptist
Sefern 2 F 8 Roth
Wlnslow 6. . . .F.
L. Brown 10. ..C. .
Beckett 2 G.
B. Brown O . ,
Llndstrom 2. ..S. .
Turpin
. . . White
. 2 Causey
McTintpany
. 2 Brower
Three Contests
Slated Monday
Night at Dallas
DALLAS, Feb. 27 Basketball
fans are Vssured three fast games
on Monday night when a triple
header is played on the high
school floor. At 7 o'clock, the B
squad of Troop 24 will play the
Dalas Junior high quintet and
the first team of the scouts will
play at 7:48 against the McMinn
vllle Boy Scouts. The games are
being played to benefit the Boy
Scout fund:-
Tbe main event will be be-
against the old-timers with Mc
Cann and Forrette as forwards:
Morrison, eenter; Moaer and
Dunn, guards: and Craven,
utility.
sary.
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ALL CARS
FIRST TIME IN SALEM THAT TIRES
HAVE BEEN SOLD
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
These are all first quality
Federal DeLuxe Tires
and are our regular stock now is your chance to buy
real quality, high grade tires at a price unthought
of heretofore
(So (Chet) MffiK&Ilesf
Court at Church Texaco Super Service Station
Jim King almost defeat- 4 t j
i Reed here In his first Alt lie XjtaCLetS
in the Salem wrest-1 t 1 . m .
ueieax Anziocn
In Fast Game
of the game putting the winner in 1 7""u T
secondWce in the conference and em had, "thing o dowithU D- t
the loser Into third place. Pacific AP?ar.entl'L E,u.See .dld.n Ld!d.1 ASK KetUTn OI
Dishes Used at
Cooking School
demonstrated that Linfleld can be
beaten on its home floor.
Radio
Programs
Saaday, T. SS
- KOW 610 Ke. Prtlad
S:00 Ariom Trio, KBC.
S :0O American- Ltffien.
10:00 Wltr.Droseh,-XBO.
19:00 Dr. Polinf, NBC.
11:80 Dr. Caelum, NBO.
1 :00 Brdet from Berlin, .
1:00 Yeipor Mrrieos, KBC.
8:15 Collier radio hour, KBC
' 7:4S Seta Parker, N. T.
11:00 Tom Gcrun Orea.
11:90 Orcao.
, ..,s-. . j Monday
V:15 Orraa, NBC
8:00 Sonata Rocital, SBC. '
. S:45 Mariaai's MarionettevKBC
S:80 Cookinc school.
10:30 Wdtnaa'i Marazine, JB0.
11:15 Farm and Boat Hour, "BO. '
S :0O Peaeo talk. -
8 :45 Tea Tiao Baiaar.
SO Mittoa Gfcmbert.
V :00r-Katiosai Radio Fornie, XBO.
8:00 Amoo Andy, KBC
- 9:15 Sherlock Bolmoa, KBO.
11:15 Bagdad orf an.
XOJLO S50 X. Corraim Monday
7:0e Good Mornlnf meditatioaa, led fcj
Dr. fc. W. Warrington. .
, t:lS Settle p eitreiiea, directed y
A. Ik gtiner.
Sr80 Organ concert oy Byron Ancle.
10:00 Hobo economic obierrer.
10:05 Tomorrow!! Meals.
10:18 Food fact and raaclea.
18:88 How's sad Why's ot Homo. toy
ing. -. -10:47
Tho VagaaU Back.
13:0O Farm hoar.
it had a Y. M. C. A. team until
after the Portland-Salem series
i was played. And Eugene did ac-
i cept the Tuesday date, we are
reliably informed, and then can-
celled it. -
Anyway, what's the holler?
Eugene baa been Invited into
the northwest tournament at '
Seattle and we confidently ex
pect It to take a trouncing
from Salem there.
What happened to your state
championship junior baseball
team last summer, Highclimber?
Didn't Salem, after Eugene had
been ruled out for Ignoring the
eligibility rules, invite your boys
: up here for a game and pound in
runs until darkness caused . a
halt? Score 23 to 0.
But Chat'iTthT use? High
climber Just most have .his
peeve, because ; Eugene hasn't
produced state champion I
the last five years so far as
we can recalL
When
ed Robin
appearance
ling arena, many ot the fans be
gan to speculating as to his
probable chances with other grap-
plers of his weight who are
known here.
Many at once linked his name
with Wildcat McCann and opin
ion was apparently divided as to
who would win If such a match
could be arranged. King took his
second Salem - opponent without
CHRYSLER
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AIRLIE, Feb. 27. The Alrlie
grade school basketball squad de
feated Antloch In a fast game here
Thursday afternoon with a final
score of S? to 18. Jack Welnert
was high point man for Alrlie
'th th
enges
Ladles who received food prizes
at" Friday's cooking school and
took them home in dishes are ask
ed to return them to Gahladorf 's.
225 Court street. Two dishes hare
not yet been returned, 'a chop
dish and a salad bowl.
The Statesman asks the ladles
who took them to return these
dishes to Mr. Gahlsdorf.
too much difficulty, Perey Jack-(with 14.
son. I The Alrlie lineup Included Mel-
Now Matchmaker Barry Plant I Tin McKlhbens, Harry Bose, Jack
haa put King's name beside that I Welnert, Jake Ploule and Orville
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but are making good use of excel
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Completely Automatic
. . Makes driving supremely sim
ple. Leaves your left foot
perfectly idle.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Sileto-Gear Selector
Effortless, instant, dashless
, eelectioo of "a. higher or lower
v . gear at any car speed as easi-
ly as moving a lead pencH.
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Free Wheeling?
Chrysler'i Free Wheeling is
an entirely separate unit at the
rear of the transmission.
that. to match chrysler's
. Hydraulic Brakes?
They never need fabrication.
Always omuallxed because
they equalns themselves.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Centrjfuse Braxb
Drums?
A steel dram with cast-iron
liningthe drum and the lin
ing permanently fused to
gether. Brakes that last longer, '.
remain cooler, retain unifonm.
efficiency.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
All-Steel Boot?
Chrysler steel bodies are of
all-steel construction, rigidly
reinforced and welded into
- one piece. Sound-insulated.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Double-Drop Girder
Truss Frame?
A frame of entirely new de
sign. Amazingly, rigid con
structiona distortion-proof
foundation for the body.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Quite Squeak-Proof
Springs?
Regardless of mud, snow, ice
. or dirt, these springs will not
squeak. Springs that never
need lubrication. Standard on
all three new Chrysler Eights.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Speed and Pick-up?
You may never care to' drive
75 85 90 miles an hour,
but the great power that makes
these speeds possible makes
Chrysler performance the
most enjoyable under the sun.
WHAT TO MATCH CHRYSLER'S
Effortless Steering?
Women especially enjoy
Chrysler steering. It not only
makes driving easier, but it is
so much easier to park.
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