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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1936)
I 2... .,.. - , . !- ' I UV-1 s iU"XY.v--.4r J..-T u1 wmUi Goodricli t)fera New Type Hearter toiler" Has Some Novel "Features; Hotter at -' : Higher Speeds - A now type automobile neater, the Goodrich, 'boiler type" hot water : heater, with several fea tures not heretofore seen in these products is announced by Mr. Wal ter Zosel, manager of the Good-rich-SilTerton store, located at 188 'South Commercial street . .Foremost among the outstanding- features of this unusual heat er is the exclusive hot water trap which has been made the basis of a patent application. With this device the heater operates like a hot water! boiler, working on the same principle as a home heating system. , . In ordinary heater construction increased ear spejd boosts the speed Of the water pump, sucking water through the heater so fast It cannot do its heating job. The new Goodrich water trap keeps' the hot water from being sucked out, and the faster the car Is driv en, up to 55 miles an hour, the greater the actual heat .produced. It also gives quicker heat at the start. ' - ' - " ' Another feature is the patented Universal . Deflector. : Because of the design and mounting of this deflector, heat may be thrown in any direction. This de luxe heater comes In two finishes, walnut brown or grey crackle. It is also equipped for the attachment of a special v rubber defrosting tube to quickly defrost windshields and allow wipers "o work. The defroster can be removed and either suspended under the dash or placed in the compartment or pocket ofhe car. Importance Clean Milk fe4-H Topic Janet . Fleischhauer Will - Represent Aurora ' In Contest -, AURORA, Dec. 12 The topic of discussion at the last meeting of the "RoUte Truitt's Followers health club was "How to Prodneo Clean Milk." It is resolved that It is the duty of each member to impress on his parents the im portance of clean milk. Many ways to improve the handling of milk were shown. Talks were made by Jean Snyder, Verna Kiel, Mary Wildom, Jane Fleischhauer and Dan Fleischhauer. The Gentle Heifer's Calf club, as they were the first, club to or ganlze, has the distinction of be la? the number one calf club of ' the state. At the last meeting tho members received thlr workbooks. The boys in Pancake Pete's cooking club have reported their first experiences in cooking. Some bad good luck and some had bad luck. " m - Name Sewing Club The name chosen for the see ing ciub at tn last meting was "The Betsy Ross Ctfrb." Miss Mc Kiunls is the leader. Card Series Ends -? :.y m m .4 Ve W w r k m m m. m . . - -;i .. .. ... , f ' ' v . . a a a m ' ' l; ' 1 - i "I .I'M' Something for the Caiftasy Gift Selection : S V 1 -s. . Jolly old Ha in t Mcklias found that gifts -which seem Kosti enjoyed and most indicative of the thoughtfulness. ae accessories for the car. such as the pretty miss, lower left, is considering . Western Air Patrol radio, lower left ... or the streamlined compass that the young woman above Is Inspecting . ; . Any of them may be found at Westfrn Auto supply. All Five Bridges Crossed in Trip Salem-CoquiUe Loop Made in Graham; Storm Not . Noticed Inside Car For Church Croup STAYTON, Dee. 12 The Cath rolic ladies held the' last of a series of card parties Wednesday night. Mrs. Barbara Bodigeimer received the high score for . the women which gave her high score for the series and she was given a hand made quilt. J. P. Morts held high for the men and Mrs Jake Span lot and Harvey Fery won the con solations. Mrs. Martin Gehlen headed the hostess committee, as siated by Mrs. Sim Etzel, Mrs. Nick Fehlen, Mrs. Henry Gescher. Mrs. George Frlchtt,. Mrs. Ted Freres, Mrs. .Frank Ferry and Mrs. Joe Gassneri . :j Mrs. -Everett Gardner is In charge) of the committee making arrangements for the card party, sponsored by the Women's club, at the clubhouse next Wednesday night. She Is to be assisted by Mrs Floyd Fair, Mrs. Merle Tel lef son and Mrs. Ed Klecker. The , Toung Women's club will hold Its first annual Christmas party next Thursday night at the Women's elubhouje. A program will be given with the exchange' of gifts. There will be a Christ mas . tree. Any Stayton woman who is Interested la belonging to this club Is urged to. attend then. A loop trip of 438 miles which includes all five offthe new Ore gon x-oast highway bridges was described by Russell Jenkins of Loder Brothers who made the Kotrr in a Graham Supercharger, accdmpanied by a Statesman rep resentative. J Llsaving1 Salem at noon Friday, thej arrived at CoHille at 5:30 o'clock that night. 1 The first of the bridges was thait at Newport, which Mr. Jenkins! pointed out, affords an excellent view of Ta quina bay and thejocean. The day was stormy with heavy rain and strong fwinds which made the ocean extremely rough, although the storm outside was not noticeable insiie the Gra ham because of its low center of gravity. ; j Bridges at Waldport, Florence rand Reedsport were cjoossed In succession and finally the mile lodg span at Coos bay. Crossing It at night afforded an interest ing view of the ships In the har bor, numerous now because of the coast strike. I The two Salem men were guests at a meeting of the Coquille Lions club that night and (started home at 10 o'clock by way of . Drain and Eugene. Because of the adverse weatbec conditions the trip Iras not con ducive to a favorable test of gas oline consumption. The car aver aged more than If miles to the gallon, but under normal condl- Turkey Dinner Is ; : Scheduled by Aid SIX.VERTON, Dec. 12 Atten tion of diners-out at Silrertoa Is being turned from late fish to tur key by the announcement that thhe Methodist Ladies Aid soc ciety, with Mrs. E.! R. Adams as chairman will t serve i a turkey dinner Tuesday evening at the church. Serving will begin at 8: J o'clock. : . Assisting Mrs. Adams are Mrs.' Ed Morrison and Mrs. William Graham. Mrs. Albert Grlnde. pres ident of the group, will receive the visitors. i - ; Ruth Wight la Elected Worthy Blatron For Star LEBANON. Dec. 12. Officers ef the Eastern Slar elected Mon day night were: Worthy matron. Ruth Wright: worthy patron, El mer Whetstone; . assooclato ma tron, Alice Carlson; associate pa tron, Frank Groves' ;. secretary. Flora Brown; treasurer, v Mavla Gilson; conductress,; Edith Ford; assistant conductress, .. . Margaret Gray. f t " - - 1 i " " - . ' . " j . " - ... .rf" tions would have; gone over the 21-mile mark, i i - '-i . Victoria iBiirch Called Vy Death AMITY, Dec. HJ-f-Miss Victoria Burch died at- 'hpi home here Wednesday morn&rJ;She was the youngest daughter of Charles H. and Pheobe Bureh fi pioneers of 1844 and 1847; jiffs s Burch was born on her father's donation land claim near A Kitty March S. 1876 and spent "her entire life near and in Amity? t . Shells survivpdawfour sisters, Mrs. Anna Gratnsjj ikrs. Georgia Darr, Mrs. Ida! Ladd, all or Mc Minnville and Miss Louise Burch of Amity: alsolitHro brothers. Charles H of Amteoand H.i Clay Burch of PortlaadJKt . i Pimornl sarvlcajk Wfcr li elI Vrt day afternoonf alfol: 30 at the Macy chapel m 3$Mttinvilie and burial' was made' jb the family plot In the Amitjfcemetery. ' - . Steam Heat JFbtalseU GyninasiuixrVKT.A. Plan VALSETZ, Dec5illi The' Parent-Teachers' assddttton held IU December meeting! at the school- house Wednesday, tiight. Arrange ments were made for: hot lunches and for installation: bf steam heat In the gymnasium.,1, 'To help 'fi nance the latter-po Ject a play will be presented matter the hol iday season. p 'J Santa Clans , w.as present for the social part of "the program and presented Chrlsltmas gifts. The entertalnmenil consisted of an old-time community song test. Term Exams Face Students at 0-S.C Registrar's Check Shows Marion Third in Roll of StndenU - Make Coast Highway LoofttTrip hi Above Russell Jenkins of Loder Brothers and hto Grahm'saper-char- rer before leaving Salem, ueiow oregow coast wjtn. wsves lawnmg ; .i w ..... ! -. '- ii . . j . over the rocks. CORVALLIS, Dec. IS All classes ended yesterday and gen eral campus activities ceased as students settled down to study for the Ensuing week of examlna tions. By the latter .part of next week the 3783 Oregon State col lege students will have disbanded and gone to their homes. ' ; A check of the official record supplied by E. B. Lemon, regis trar, snows that Marlon county ranked third in number- of :; stu dents enrolled in school the fall term. Multnomah was the first with 994 students, Benton second with 623 and Marlon county third with 188 registrations. ; 109 Salem Beavers Salem ranked high among the cities of Marlon county with a to tal of let students on the collepe rolL Statistics contained in the registrar's report show a- decided increase among students fro Oregon counties 2t over last year's figure. Twenty-one more student came from other states to school this fall. 2f states being repre sented over 24 last year. Six for eign countries are represented In cluding Canada, Chill, China,: Ger many, Iran-Arabia, Japan and Ko rea, all having from one to six students enrolled mostly In grad uate work. China leads the group with six, four men and two wom en. - ; I ;;!; 'T-f " :M " Fewer students came to school this fall front territorial posses sions of the United States, a de crease of three being noted in the registrar's report. j! Auto Accessories Make Ideal Gifts Santa Clans should be able to make his annual delivery trip la the utmost ease if Mrs. Santa Clans takes a tip from the great number of ante accessories that are being staffed in the old gent'a bar for delivery on Christmas ere. This Is the opinion -of Willis Clark, resident manager ef the Western A m to Supply company, who points oat that the gift prob lem Is easily solved by selecting something for the car, land that present activities in his, store in dicate that hundreds of gift "bee pers realize this convenience, "Running the entire gamut of things both useful and ornamen tal, the gift possibilities that local shoppers find at Western - Auto are so numerous and so varied that it Is easy to choose a gift that will please the most discrim inating motorist or even J the non-motorists, f or t h a t matter, slnee there are many things here besides accessorise that ..would make useful gifts." Mr. Clark de clares. , t J VV. "Since motorists seldom equip their ear as completely as thsy would like to hare it outfitted. It Is no task at 1L after observing the friend's car, to visit oar store and choose something that weald Increase the comfort, safety . or enjoyment of motoring. i Stewart to Conference SILVERTON, Dec 19. Dr. R. Moore .Stewart will not be In his offices from Monday to Thursday alght as he is attending an educa tional ; conference 1 at the Mult nomah hotel In Portland, begin ning Sunday. Chassis Displayed At Herrall-Owens Shiny Model NoW Drawing Attention I Regular , One From Factory " The shiny red-enameled and chromium-plated automobile chassis- which has been attracting large numbers of motorists to the Herrall-Owens company display rooms, 235 ) South Commercial street is not a trick model but a stock factory chassis of the 1937 Doage car dolled no to mnha- slse Its fine points, B. 'EL'. Owens, vice president of the firm, declar- ea yesteraay. -. . ovens said he booed to be able to keep the chassis and Its ac companying indirectly : lighted, animated display panels on i ex- nicit at least nntu Thursday. It next will bo displayed at an auto mobile show in Salt Lake City. xn exhibition chassis and the display In which it Is mounted cost approximately 310.000. f j TThia chassis demonstrates the miracle of the new Dodge raptor car, Us dependability and auto math: features. Owen added. 1 "It also-helps t h e' motorist under stand what we mean by 'floating 9 ,- J .1.. i . I , -ill Albert Snider Will Study X-Ray at Army School XwJjj- jij-,, : MONMOUTH, Dec. 12-1 Albert Snider, son of Mr, and Mrs. OJ H. Snider, who enlisted in the Cult ed States army about a year ago, and i has since been assigned! to duty : In the pharmaceutical (de partment at Vancouver barracks, has been the guest of his! parents here for a tew days this week. Ha will leave tonight for San Fran cisco to : sail . tor Newj s Trk.- pria the Panama Canal, and Will pro ceed to Washington, D. CJ, to en ter the army medical school. He wilt study X-ray work there. ! :rt:'A -a i -j.fi ,;!; v " iMjVtchetimi!' LIBERTY, Dec. 12 MIsc Flor ence Berndt, teacher of the first and second grades, has been ill most of thiij week. Mrs.- Roy FpiT rand is substituting for her.' j . Having Game Fish ; Causes Two Fines There are still trout In Bearer creek, near Aumsvflle, and chubs, of course, the arrest of John Thomas Ogle and Francis Arlow Mix, both 21-year-old Aumsville residents,,' on charge of possess ing game fish out of season, dem onstrated - Friday. State notice said the pair had two 10-inch trout and 20 chubs; , ' Brought before Judge Miller B. TTsyden in -Salem Justice court, the two were fined 1 25 each. "Farther and Faster on a Gallon of Gasoline ; ! : : Than Any Other Car in America" ::. - . " " v r" i . ; ' " From Coast to Coast and Canada to Mexico Grahani holds every- existing record for ' Economy. Salewi price folly equipped an low mm 8.13-00 to f 1723.0O. '! We lavite your lpertlon. rr V T! - !! i ti- ILSIS3)EQ DEIOO. 445 Center Street Phone 6133 , Salem, Oregon I'y.'ii . ., For KigfVears 1 Your Graham Sales ft Service for Mario and Polk Counties ' - Y HOME OF GOOD USED CARS Useful U Gifts Fr Every one ' TlexVa your chance to set Christinas Presents for the f . 1 - 1 M 1 1 .mm 4mw l mil I waoieiamuy ana pay vu souk easy w needs. We hare a good selection of practical, useful guts that will be appreciatea oy everyone. SHOP AT GOODRICH AND. SAVE mm NO DELAYS NO RED TAPE QUICK FRIENDLY SERVICE I.. ..I I .i I t 4 J . l-.t- I - ' - . - "i ! , . ' r . . i rx w m w L. i WWW ii sn B& x a m am a x ix l V V jJ fr set Your own W Vlj LONG EASY TERMS V y " 1 jsss. ; " - f vi n 1 1 n 7 Tn . . . b'QU A L I T YF (J)lKvq) ?SERVICE 9156 t i WALTER H. ZOSEL 1 HQ South LVO Coml Zenith Home Radios One of these new 1937 Zeniths Is an Ideal present. Have Mnut range, clear tone aad all improvements. Goodrich -Bicycles New atreamllao models that will delltrbt any boy r irl. Are attrac tive and tardy withallthedeluxo accessories. . I r tiSSfSTannr I - W"e,rfc,"- my membenMp. j : - & 'ji I X.lv-- , : . lX YOU SHOULD PH A Am Career fsfsfJton wl'Ji tUUom-wld Servfoel O A mtmbcrshlp In The Motor Club offers many 'advantages. Among them are: the opportunity toi purchase automotive materiats at a cboperaHvej Drice: the manv free services rendered: and the ceaseless efforts of the officers of the club to save. ' the motorists "motiey. Trie Motor Club is always ; ( avaiiaDie 19 give you inrorrnanor. on an pemnent questions, and to assist you in plan j and arrange- ments for jnotor trips. For the finest coop erahon given any automobile owner; ask The Motor Club J A Founder's Membership at ! 0 per year will $av - you 10 of your driving expense. Return the cou pon with your check or moneyorder,or wnto for further information. If in PorocaH BR- lloiiK i it'"'' -H U iv- r'r--1;;" 'M . thi motox aus v; f i i-:i h , 1 -ij . : . - :- AdoVots i:-r'' i-'!- ;'..frJ. :f--'M' ? r 1 -! " ' ., H i L- n. i'. ' 4 i
