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PAGE SEVEN nSJ t -ofi .' SSfSTiaM-f.ia Iifl -vS sMfei ,4 ten ; ; a MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JEEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. JULY 7, 1935. mm mi n-AUTO WAY r Bt Crrll Sander Car of Tomorrow will be Grown, says Ford t ' rAQS WILt CONSUME Whlla looking through mt of out automobile pamphlet we came upon torn, on the "Delage." U a mnch car which haa won quite an MWndln8 nam. for Itself In the X "o?.peed. in .932 on th. f.nv Mr Montlhery .peed track It broke .ii .need record. " malnulned an IleragHpetl of better than in mile, per hour for .U hour.! (However. believe that all of these record. broken la.t year by the P.erce Irrow which w driven by Ab Jen kl It averaged 123 miles per hour tooths first 1.000 miles and better . 11 7 for the full 3.000 m.le.) The particular Delag. model that made those record. Is known a. the D i-S It U an elgni-cjruuuei- special model built primarily for fast tour m But. according to their litera ture. .Po was not their only ob jectlv. when they designed these cam They also gave serious consideration to comfort and ease of handling. The car has 130 Inches of wheelbase which Is ample for passenger comfort but which is also short enough to give comparatively good maneuverability. As we understand It, this csr Is also quipped with Independently sprung front wheels. A transverse spring Is used In front, while the conventional type of spring Is used for the rear. With this combination of wheelbase and springing the car ahould be stable to tk the roughest bumps with I UH. These can may be had with various typea of bodies, all of which are either two or four seaters. The road ster 1 especially Interesting. It Is quipped with the most streamlined fenders and th rear of the body Is nicely sloping and pointed. But, in contrast to Bll of the streamline ef fects, la the radiator, which Is flat and straight up and down. There Isn't even so much ns a slight V In It to split the wind. That Is a feature which we cannot understand about so many foreign cars. They will have everything on the car very stream lined except the radiator, and it attcks out like a sore thumb. Another very novel body la the "fixed head" four-window coupe. This coupe has two windows on each side but does not have any p06t between them. They work like this. The window In the door winds up and down "like the conventional car win dow, but the quarter window behind It slides back and forth Instead of up and down. With this feature the driver and passengers may obtain a full and unobstructed view. We are sure this Idea would be a great ad vantage In crowded city traffic where unobstructed vision Is very essential. Historian, describe Captain John Bmltb, leader of th coloniata who tied at Janieutown, Vs., as a man Of many Iot affairs. r::.viw muD CARS ""T't.-Vi uaic RPEM BUILT 7!iT .. nM - ' i F V U.U LI WH.TTHI OTHfV mii mwowrav ' A . A JUL to ntr modli In tho frrrat con test. And hr U th lecond an nouncsment : I am ilad to announce," aaye .nmmls, "appointment of two Flight Commander. These are Ralph Kali, pilot of the Northrop 'Richfield Eagle and Tommy Fowler, pilot or the Stlnaon 'Little Eagle.' They will take prominent parte In thle contest, aa well aa In future club air meet. Both pilot are extremely well known In Pacific eoaat aviation cir cles and their act It participation in the contest la big news for the flying cadet of the Jtmmle Allen Flying club. They are duly licensee transport pilots, and have covered hundreds of thousand of mile of successful flights over all sections of the cotintry. Brtwlon-con trol expert men t s wl t h mustard seed plantings have proved successful In Callfornla'a flrerie n tided forests. REGRETS LOSS OF E; DETROIT, Mich., July 6. (AP) Merton Ward Goodrich declared to day upon hie rerum from New York he would not plead guilty to the murder of Lillian Gallagher, 11, If his wife were chargrd with complicity In the crime. "I don't care what they do with me." he said, "but I won't plead guilty until I know what they're go ing to do with my wife." Within an hour of the time the for mer trap dnrmmer. handcuffed to Detective Sergeant George Bran ton, was rushed from the union station to police headquarters, he wa confront ed by Frank Gallagher, father of the schoolgirl he ha confessed murder ing. Goodrich groaned and averted his eyes ss Gallagher stared at him In stony silence. "Cray looking guy." Gallagher muttered at lajt and turned away. There wna no crowd at the station and Goodrich wa spirited through the baggage room and Into a police car without Incident. The former Inmate of the Ohio hos pital for the Insane Identified the hammer he used to kill the Gallagher girl, and other gruesome exhibits in the case. Prosecutor Duncan O. MrCrea said Ooodrlch would be arraigned Monday and that he would continue to ques tion both Goodrich and his wife In .the meantime. "I have only one regret." Goodrich said, "that I win lose my wife for ever." BOYS TREE LIONS; DARLINGTON, l?nglsnd. July (JP) Hund . .1a of persons ran for their live in the street of Darling ton today aftr mlAchariou youths released three young lions at a carni val. Two of the lion were quickly re captured, but the third, fter tour ing the town, broke Into a hous. Occupants locked themselves In a bath room. The animal wa finally cornered and captured. Oae Mall Trlbuue want ads 3 J Henry Ford believe that great share of the materials for. the automobile of tomorrow will be grown, not mined, as today. This Industrialised Farm Exhibit at the Ford Exposition, San Diego, shows the close relation between farm and shop. For some time extensive research along these line has been sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. During 1935. the farmer will work to help supply materials for one millon cars. Three millions two hun dred thousand pounds of wool, requiring 800,000 sheep to produce it, is but one item in the long string that includes wood, linseed oil hogs cattle, hide, corn, castor' oil. soy beans, molasses, cotton and many other products. CATHOLIC BAN ON SEATTLE. July 6. 7P) CatnolU Daughters of America rounding out their 16th biennial conference with a moonlight ctuIm on Ptiget Sound tonight, prepared to go home after a convention marked by strongly worded resolution Against birth con trol, aaJacJous entertainment, com munism and atheism. Miss Marguerite Martin, state re gent for New Jersey and head of the committee campaigning against sala cious literature and suggestive art In magazine advertisements for exam ple, said "we have advocated a pub licity campaign to bring decent and enlightening entertainment into the homes of America. There are many magazines on sale which do no good and cause actual harm to the youth. Decent people are rising against them." Immodesty in dress for church at tendance also will receive attention between now and the next conven tion, she added. A raccoon caught by Joe Heyward of Bluffton, 8. C, and Imprisoned temporarily In an empty garbage can. gnawed a hole through the heavy metal and escaped. Launch Mimmie Allen' Plane Contest 4 l ft . tor - t ... rt- mSBs i .Jr -J Above: The beautiful 'Kunnpiu i:;i-ir" Northrop and Us pilot. Kalpn Hull. Below: Tommy Fouler and the stfnsmi "l.lttlr Kiiple" he regular. pilots for Itlt-hHelfl. These dlMlngiHshed flers June been appomtea Flight Commander In the .llmmle Alien I'l.Mug rluh, nnd will rigure prominently In the record-brenklng model building contest now going on. announcements of importance to this community. The flrat Is that the Medford Auto Parts company here has been designated "downtown headquarters'' for the Jlmmle Allen Flying club In this area, and will extend every possible aid to flying endcts desiring The gigantic Jlmmle Allen model building contest now sweeping the entire Pacific coast Is proving to be one of the biggest aviation enter prises ever attempted. Jlmmle Allen, famous central figure of the Jlmmle Allen Flying club which has a heavy membership here, has Just made two Backed by Such a GUARANTEE Wards New Riversides Have to Be America's BEST First-Quality Tires! The New Riverside Guarantee Protects You Against Everything That Can Happen r$ to a Tire in Service Without Limit 7gpf As to Months or Mileage! 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