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MEDFORD MTL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1335 PAGE FIVE iim.. t- -i i r v. l: ijt sn m ma mi m m. m m am m m mt m m m m mm m m mm - rj- rv be- -j NEW 1936 NO .AT AUTO SHOWS The tbiwe new Kaah models. hlrh have Just been added to the llil line, were acclaimed the most beau tlful cars on exhibition at both the Loe Angelea and the San Frandaco automobile shows, according to Wal ter W. Abbey, local Nash and LaPSty ette dealer, who Tialted the displays last week. Mr. Abbey says: "After seeing theae new creation there la no question In my mind that Nash will be next to the top durm 1938. The new Nash Deluxe "400" la a Rrcat big luxurious super safety car with an amazing new kind of motor and they are pullt for today's high apeed traffic. This new oar has engineering features, per formance and appearance usually found only in cars costing hundreds of dolUrs more. "The new Nash Ambassador 6 and super 8 are brilliant new modeli ex pressing the last word In motor car luxury, at prices formerly paid for smaller cars. The new Nash automatic Cruising Gear, the newest thrill In motoring, win be available on all Ambassador and "00" models. It Is an automatic -fourth" gear which give, unusual power on hills and quick " In traffic. Actual tests have proved thargsollne is Increased 15 per cent to "sVr cent and oil mileage Is In creased ss much as SO per cent. v DR. Dili HOLDS CHILDREN CLINIC, CURE PLAN GIVEN Sponsored by the Jackson County Medical association, the county Mth department and the acho superintendents, one of the most investing and Important Pla trie clinics for children ever con ducted in southern Oregon st Saturday, when ore Clxon. psychiatrist rrom the Ore gon Medico! school in Per land, dlasnoscd forty. , problem,., children brought by teachers . and Parents. A change In the time of the clinic. -which is ordinarily held in th. spring, was brought about because teachers recognlred the fact that such cases needed attention as soon as possible. ' The forty cases handled by or. Dixon were selected as the out standing difficult ones among trie hundred and fifty-odd found In the county schools. Accurately and swiftly pointing out the causes of naughtiness, bad temper and other phases of maladjustment. Dr. Dixon gave constructive suggestions and plans for working out cures. The modern psychological theory that a great many children considered stu pid appear so because of maledjuet ment of one kind or another, was given much credence by the diag noses presented by Dr. Dixon. The success of these clinics has . . Kanam tn Barents. proven oi B'rflk " " teachers and children alike, and much appreciation nas pressed by those dealing with the no-called -proDiem tmu' - Information gained. Chrysler Offers New Features In Four New Models Tour entirely new and finer models comprise the Chrysler line for 1036. More than score of new features have been Introduced In these cars with the result that they represent ChryaleT's highest attainments In performance, safety, economy, com fort, luxury and beauty, according to H. P. Lange. local Chryaler and Ply mouth dealer. The Chrysl" automatic overdrive, a feature which has contributed to the economy and quietness of opera tion of previous Airflow Chrysler mo dels, and which has been strongly commended by owners everywhere. Is new available, also, in the Chrysler six and deluxe sight. Others new features are: larger and" stronger X-lirldge-type frame on Chrysler six and deluxe eight. New and stronger body construction on Chrysler six and deluxe eight; full length water Jacket and new water distributing tube on Chrysler si engine-, built-in trunks on all se dans: new ventilating system: sterte buttnn mounted on dash: interior aire of bodies Increased four Inehc in elbow room In Chrysler six nd deluxe eight; foot rest made Integral with front sest; completely adjust able full-width seat replace bucket seat In all two-door sedan models; added luxury in Interiors; newly-designed radiator grille and louvres; overall height of cars 'educed one inch in Chrysler al and deluxe sign, models, and bumper to bumper length Increased. 1 Uce Mail rrlnune want ads. Graceful Lines. Glittering Gadgets Draw Attention to New '36 Autos Evans Machine Shop will be open for bolnes after Net. 1 t 8TH AND FIR STS. " 1:"': ' " - if ' ; ' -fv ;-ss' '' i Tlie Rllnt and glitter of modern t ransportntlnn's newest gad pets nre ratrhlnf the even of the thmiinil thronglnic the ihowrooms of New York's National Automobile hhow, uhtrh ranj; up the curtain In a nation wide series of motor car displays. Ahnve are shown some, of the outstanding developments In ear equipment: 1 decorative bumper, with bumper guard: 2 radiator frill; 3 modern type of steering wheel; front ensemble of radiator and headlights; Htt side view showing the Rraceiul sweep of line that Is rhnmrterlstlc of the f3fi models. IAD OR ALIVE' I UOBTLAND. Ore., Not. 9.Up)The order "bring them In dead or alive" went to police today after two gun men had again terrorized ft sector of Portland's east side. "They can't keep It up very much longer," said one retenn detective. "They are running on their luck and their luck la bound to run out on them. Then fchey'H find themsolvea In jail or the morgue." Tlit two bandlte narrowly escape; police on two consecutive days. They were described by patrolmen as "lucky not clever." Before dawn ytrsterd-ay, within the period of two hours, thev stole two automobiles, robbed a service sta tion and held up three men. This morning they robbed and beat five victims In 45 minutes. v In most Instances the robbers hare treated their victims with extreme brutality and. In some cases, divested them of clothing. Jimmy Chipanno. 21. questioned as a suspect yesterday, was released today. BUSINESS CLOSE 10 '25 AVERAGES WASHINGTON. Nor. 0. (AP) The commerce department says business In many lines continued better In October. In Its monthly survey, the depart ment said Industrial output reached Its highest point for October slnre 1930 nearly 80 per cent of Its IP23- 1P25 averse. Stock prices advanced to a new hlRh for the year, the department said. Freight loadings were up A per cent for the year. Volume of con st ruction was leported still low, al though Improving. LUMBER DULY CUT 1 SAIJ3M, Ore., Nov. 9. f AP) Sena- I tor Charles U McNary may go to I Washington. D. C within a week to protest personally to President Roose velt against the signing of any treaty between the United States and Can ada reducing import duties on Ca nadian lumber, he indicated in a tel egram to the president today. McNary said he was bp'-'g deluged with protests rom Pacific northwest lumber interest, and today received a telegram from Col. W. B. Kelley of Seattle, manager of the West Coast Lumbermen's association, urging that ha Immediately communicate with the president and ask him to with hold any commitment on the reduc tion of lumber duties. race or tlie Rocky mountains, in Montana zero temperatures were fore cast for tonight. U was 10 above at Havre today. 12 above at Helena, and id aDove at K&llspell. THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 9, (AP) a men oi an inch of rain fell over most of Wasco county during the night and brought amlles to the faces of orchardlsts and grain growers. PARK AIOES, SKI- CLUBS CONFER ON Plans were discussed for week-end carnivals of winter sports at Crater Lake national park at a meeting held In Port Klamath Friday night by rep resentatives of the national park service, the Rogue Snowmen. Klam ath Falls Ski club and the Crater Lake Ski club of Fort Klamata. The club representatives expressed approval of the Idea of holding a winter sports carnival at the moun tain report each week end under the unified sponsorship of the three or ganizations. It was agreed that every effort should be made for a success ful winter season at the park this year, for results will determine whether or not the lake resort will be kept open throughout the winter in future years. The meeting was attended by David H. Canfletd, superintendent of Crater lake national park, and J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger, the former of fering the co-operation of the park service In making the winter sports events a success. Rangers and ; tendants will be at the take to assist the public and rangers will help nkt devotees In cross-country runs. It was pointed out that Crater Lake national park Is being kept open this winter aa a test of popularity. It Is one of the three national parks being offered this year as a resort for out door sports, the others being Rainier and Yosemlte. If the patronage falls to material In. It was said, the resort would hereafter be closed In wlntee. Roads to the lake are being kept open and a parking space has been provided so that motrlsts may enjoy the scenic resort throughout the win ter. Those representing the Rogue Snow, men, a Med ford rlub, were Glen Fabrtck, president, and Kenneth G Denman. Plans were made for an other meeting In the near future when more definite arrangements for the winter sports would be made. The Rogue Snowmen Is planning to hold lta first meeting of the season within the next fortnight. I E IN 1 K- Raymond Driver. Med ford golf ing enthusiast who has been whack ing at golf balls sine 1896 yrsterda? scored his third bole In one. on the new 110 yard loth hole yesterday. The two previous ones were tirnd In on courses near Chicago, or at least he has repeatedly told Pro J.v:k Hueston of the Medford golf club that they were. The fact that the hole In one la the toughest thing In golfing Li prov ed by the evidence that In 39 years Driver, a good golfer, has made enly three of them. The fact that no one will believe the feat once It Is ac complished la proved by the evidence that the two ladles with whom he wm playing (snd Hueston refused to give their names for fear of infuriating their husbands, he said yesterday), are the only onee who will believe that he made the shot et ail. And the tact that lady lurk must be smiling when the feat is perform ed Is proved by Driver's own confes sion to Hueston: "By gosh. Jack,' the golfer la quoted aa aaylng. "I wound up on that thing hard enough to split It. but when I came down on It I got the meanest little old gr tink le shot you ever saw. I made the air blue, but a cross wind cleared away enough of that so I could see old lady luck reach out and grab the ball with both hands and toss It into the cup." When Larry Schade. Jeweler, heard ' of the feat he promptly awarded Drlv- i er the Hole-In-Ono trophy, the first j one he has had to divry up this year. . patented rubber mountings that eliminate vibration. A vacuum con trolled igniter, higher compression and an adjustable main Jet in the carburetor provide gasoline mileage up to 35 miles per gallon. An entirely new deelgn of the 1336 Willys T7 a rear construction haa re sulted In a back slope which reaches to the fender bottoms: a metal cover completely shields spare wheel and tire. Head lamps are set within the fo nde r mount! nga wl t h tw 1 n open ings for horns beneath. Artillery type steel spoke wheels have been utilized for beauty and ruggedneas. The rear seat la set to give an ad d It lonal four I nches of foot space while a lugcage compartment, ample for two medium-sized suitcases, la be hind, the rear seat. CORVALLTS. Ore.. Nor. One hundred and fifteen application for old-ave penslona were granted by the Benton county court. Those who applied number 150. The monthly 1 checks total 1013. i -w-i ft. i r 1 1 Iheb igger and Koomier New 1936 Willys On Display At Abbey's Again engineering alertness In tut- I omoblle construction is emphasized aa the bigger and roomier lf3fl Willys : 77 makes Its Initial public appearance ! at Walter W. A obey. Inc. Exterior body lines and Interior ; trimmings Indicate a design ordlntr- j lly reserved for higher priced cars ; while Improvements In smoothness of 1 operation, power and economy have j been placed beneath the motor head, f according to Mr. Abbey. Th power plant is supported by THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WILLYS 77 EVER BUILTI Study ta intid. dimftaflen, fhown la this drawing and Uia comptr. th... gwimiii m,iutnwnb with cin costing hundrtds of dollar, moro Say as You Haw Never Saved Before in Buying a New Automobile UP TO 35 MILES PER GALLON UP TO 70 MILES PER HOUR All STEEL SAFETY BODIES 4 tit Tf of ,vii tueeait of iki Eoonv Car IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. PHONE SM J SOUTH RIVERSIDE ASSOCIATED I'EAI.Ens Madden Tlr Shop, Ashland t. C. Grimes 8nriU' Station, Ontrnl fc'nlnt TOWNSEND REBEL SANTA CRUZ. Cal., Nov. ff. (TJP) Three hundred dissenting Townsend club members, holding a conventlo-i of all rebel clubs In the eighth con gressional district, today adopted t'.i- name of "The American Recover Pension Clubs' and announced plan1 for development of a national organi sation. George Henry, of Olympi. Santa Cnia county, wna elected temporary chairman with permanent officers to be named later. The debates endorsed the princi ples of the Townsend 1 plan but re pudiated the management 'of '.he na tional organization by R. E. Clem ents, reputed co-founder with Dr P. E. Townsend of the movement. Cold Wave Spreads Over fiocky District DENVER. Colo.. 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