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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDPOK1J, OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1935. mmn& gasify TO HUDSON LINE FOR LOCAL TERRITORY Th 1P38 Hudson slxe ind elghte nd the 1016 Temwplani have mved In Med ford and ars now on display Younfrs Car Market, 39 South R1t eralde, according to Jerry Voting, who has Jurt been appointed local Hud-on-Terra-plajie dealer. The new ours which are In the low price field have been particularly de igned by Hudson engineer and body experts to provide alze and style fea ture which up to this time have not been possible In that price claw- In appearance the new riudsons are ntlrely different from their prede cessors. The new sloping front grille presents a highly modern appearance. The V-type windshield end the en tirely new styling of the hood, body and rear contours plainly date these models as examples of the latest ex pression of the body designer's art. Five basic now engineering develop ments are to be found on the Hudson ears this year. On these new cars Radical Safety Control, which U an entirely new system of front design, Is Introduced for the first time. Another now feature on the Hud sons Is the Automatic Draft Elimin ation by means of which all of the air coming Into the car. In connec tion with the year-round ventilation system. Is controlled and screened. The fifth Improvement Is Duo-Automatic Hydraulic Braking In which & complete hydraulic braking system Is backed up by an emergency me chanical system which Is ever on guard to take up the worn of b ras ing the car should emergency arise. The hand home, big, roomy, bcnutlful ly contoured bodies afford luxury never before offered in this price field. Radical Safety Control which so materially Improves steering ' and topping derives its outstanding ad TantaKes from the fact that the front axle in Its rise and fall moves In a true clroular path. This Is so because the centers about which the front axle swings are definitely fixed by two drop-forged torque rods. The In troduction of these torque rods im mediately removes from the springs all of driving the front end and of absorbing brake torque. In other words, practically the entire duty of the front springs Is to provide sus pension for the car and consequently, they can be designed primarily and without compromise for suspension. The bngge and tire compartment New Hudson Line Shown in Medford 4 - ktm Hudson Eight Cylinder Sedan. A full six-passen?er body completely built of steel mounted on a 127-inch wheelbase, with a 113-horsepower eneine. STYLE LEADERS OF AIR AND LAND V H mm fclvM " K Zr ' 1 The great China Clipper, which has just completed its first round trip between San Francisco and Manila, is shown here at the Alameda Airport, preparatory to taking off on its trans pacific voyage. It is claimed to be the finest ship of its type ever built. In the foreground is the new Pontine "8" Silver Streak, which Pontiac engineers say is the greatest value Pontiac has ever offered the American public. It, too, is a style loader. . mm seeks OLDEST MODEL IN USE SAYS DEALER Chevrolet's on millionth cur ot 1039 production Is to be presented to the owner of the oldest Chevrolet li censed snd In regulsr use in the United States. C. M. Hurd, of Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc., reports that he snd other dealers In this locality have been1 asked to discover whether the oldest Chevrolet Is In this territory. The one millionth Chevrolet built within the current year came off the assembly line at Flint, Mich., on De cember 12, Just elRht days after Chev rolet produced Its eleven millionth car since the beginning of the com pany. Presentation of the millionth car of the year a 1B36 standard coach will be made to the owner whose Chevro let Is discovered, between December 16. 1935, and midnight, January 18, 1938, to be the oldest model licensed and In regular service. Jt Is specified that, to win. the old timer Chevrolet must have been recu- larly licensed for operation during the current year, possessing Its own 193ft license tags Issued before De cember 1. It must, also, have been licensed as a passenger car, and be equipped with a complete passenger car body. It must bear the original engine and chassis numbers, legible and unaltered. To enter a Chevrolet for considera tion, the owner need only drive It to any Chevrolet dealer's salesrooms and submit It for examination, receiving a blank on which he will report the engine and chassis numbers of the car to the Chevrolet Motor company at Detroit, where the company's rec ords will determine which Is the very oldest In service. W. B, Holler, vice-president and general sales manager. In notifying denlcrs of the search for the oldest car, said that the presentation Is In tended as a New Year's gift as a re ward for the driver whose good care and maintenance has enabled the very oldest Chevrolet to survive after many years of operation. "Chevrolet Is happy to present tills 1938 model." said Mr. Holler, "because It feels that some recognition Is dtie the owners of Chevrolets. Our achievement of a production totaling well over a million cars during the current year Is to be credited largely to motorists who began purchasing Chevrolets many years ago and have placed many repeat orders since then. "I wish that I could have the thrill We Wish All Our Many Customers and Friends A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR Walter W. Abbey, Inc. NMh, LaPayette, Willys 77, International Trucks SALES and SERVICE 123 South Riverside Phono 303 at the rear of the body which was pioneered by Hudson two yoars n?o Is continued In the 1030 ours, but with grontly Incronaed space now available The tire Is now carried flat l In the compartment Instend of up- rlRht, still further Increasing the in j terlor space and also Its accessibility. When a trunk l Installed, a spoclnl trunk door replaces the compartment door, giving a tremendous amount of storflKft space totalling 31 cubic feet with the fender well side tire mount ing. In either the trunk or baRgnfie compartment, a special loclcer Is pro vided for tools. The Interior trim and upholstery or the Hudson for 1036 sot . new standard of quality Tor cars of this price class. On the Hudson six tho sent cloth Is sn uxbrldga Worsled Boucle.ln green-ray. As nn option there Is a brown-back 100 per cent Mohair with green-rav pile. Tho side walls are In Worsted Boucle and the head-lining Is colored to match the sldewaU. flrlm TraKedT PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21 (API The charred body of refer Nelson, aout 75, was removed from tho anhes of his home hero today. An overheated stnve was blamed for the fire. Nelvin lived alone. Wpps.Ae if?"! ) hi ofiihveg's To The Shop That Gives You MORE THAN PHIC AUTO TOPS SIDE CURTAINS SEAT COVERS CUSHIONS AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY REPAIRED OR MADE TO ORDER 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE And Every Job Receives My Personal Attention NEW LOCATION 8th St. at Bartl'ett Phone 687 MAID SLAYS DAD OVER PARTY DATE ANADARKO, Okln., Dpc. 31. (UP) A murder chnrpe wns filed tonight ARftlnnt Emma Willi, 18, who shot her father, I. H. Willi, 48, a cot ton farmer, to death becmue he refused, to permit her to itompany a neighbor boy to a Christmas tree party at the community school non.se. Hftflkell Puffh. assistant county attorney, filed ths charge after the girl told officers that her father had been cruel to her and wouldn't let her go any place. lona Willis, 14, another daugh ter, attempted to save her father's life, she told the sheriff Elmer Fin ley. She said she struggled with her sister over the gun, a single barrel 12-Kauge shotgun, but the elder girl won the tussle. Then Emma ran Into her fath er's bedroom and fired. The charge struck the cotton fnrmer In the client. that la In store for the owner whose early Chevrolet a car maybe 15 or 18 years old will be supplanted by a 1939 model." Although the presentation will be made as a New Year's gift, the time for consideration has been extended, to Include January 15, because of the Bhort period between December 12. the birthday of the millionth car of the year, and the first of the year. Announcement of the award will be made on or about January 23 as soon as the records can be carefully stud ied to determine exactly who has the oldest Chevrolet In active service. 3 UUGENE, Dec. 21. (JP) Three men were dead here today, victim of three different accidents, two of which hap pened last night. George B ra 1 nard , 87 , ma U carrier of Cottage Grove, was overcome by smoke and burned to death In a fire which destroyed the home of Mrs. Edna Dent at cottage Grove last night. - Jacob Wullschleger, 75, Creawell. was killed Instantly when he stepped In front of a car on the Pacific high way In front of his home. The car was driven by C. S. Edison, Klamath Falls. Merrltt Eastwood, driver of a truck which was Involved In an accident with a state highway department car in Eugene Tuesday, died at a hos pital here last night. . Watson Decorates Christmas Tree In Lobby of Medford With the entire city suddenly tak ing on a particularly festive atmos phere enhanced by colorful decora tions In numerous Medford homes, biifilness houses and one of the most artistic show places is the Hotel Med ford lobby. This year's Christmas tree in the hotel even surpasses those of former holiday seasons. Ed Herrlott, a long time employe of the Medford, spent considerable time In selecting a tree that would be Just right, according to P. G. Denson. manager, Harry Watson, a member of the hotel staff, Is re sponsible for the attractive decorative scheme. Harry's artistic efforts have won the commendation of Med ford people who visit the Hotel Medford fls well as out-of-town guest who avail themselves of the hospitality of this long-established hostelry. The attrac tive tree occupies a conspicuous place near the front windows of the Med ford lobby so that all might enjoy It. CRATER RANGER Two destitute farmer brothers of Trail are 10 sacks of potatoes richer as a result of the observant eyes of a Crater Lake National park ranger. Six weeks ago the brothers were driving through the park during the night from Klamath county with a (ruck load of potatoes. Snow was deep along the south entrance highway and the truck slipped into a snow bank, hopcle&My stuck until a part of the load was discarded. As much as the brothers disliked to throw the spuds away, they saw no other altern.-t.ive If they expected to reach Trail with their load. They deemed the tubers would be a total Ices aa a result of freezing In the cold mountain air. However, a patrol ranger, J. W. Montgomery, making a final survey of park roads for the night, saw the spuds and brought them to park headquarters. No owners called for them and It appeared nobody ever would. Friday the brothers came through the park again and in the course of conversation mentioned the potatoes to the checking ranger at Annte Springs. They were overjoyed the spuds were still waiting for them. Chilly At Salem SALEM. Dec. 21. AP) Clear, cold weather continued here today with the thermometer recording a low mark of 21.7 degrees this morning. No red til pe Takes but a min ute to complete details- that's hnw easy our BUDGET PLAN Is. Let us tell j ou alioiit it! Buy Gifts for the Motorist Through Oar BUDGET PLAN Pay Only a Few Cents a Week! Ym ulrl . . . Ynn can buy Genuine FIRESTONE hntterlen, tires, car neuter, rncllos. wheel ehamtn-overs In met, EVERYTHING! FOR THE MOTORIST and pay oyer a long nerlnd ot lime on easy, monthly Installments. . . . It's simple, convenient makes your purchnse fit Into your own budget! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LUBRICATION SPECIAL THIS WEEK! HOPKINS SERVICE STATION Riverside at Jackson Phone 899 We're riding to the top with the winners . . . . we are now representing IHIUDSQN and T: In Medford and Vicinity JERRY YOUNG 39 So. Riverside Young's Car Market Cities Entitled To More Liquor Profit PITOENE. Ore.. TVc 31. (API .lmes H. Gilbert, rlenn nt the x-liooi of erononiles, snlrl In en nrttrle In n current mivinzlne that liquor prof ile should lift a share of the urban tax hurrten. "I-arce claims can reasonably he made by the municipalities for a share of the profits of llqufr t.af flc since the sale Is so larRely to urban population and the problem of reculatlon lnip.se extra burden on city police." he declared. Cae Mall Trlbui. want ads. Ctfp; ,rjrl? : " : - 1 V. i Big Boy's Letter Means Surprise For Santa Claus I.rXCPIyJf. NK. Dec. 21. (APt Maybe Svttit Claux won't be particular!? .nrprled to rriirl thin part of a letter dropped In the ptorfice here; "Pear flnt 1 know tou never forjpet any one, so pleme don't force t me. I need a mi't ot t'lothes. a hat ami hoes I'm banking on you." But the enclosed measurement may startle him : "Wright. IP", hat aire, 7'. a hoe tu. H'j " THE NEW 1936 HUDSONS and TEHRRPLAHES ARE HERE NEW LEADERS OF THE STYLE PARADE BIGGEST CARS EVER PRICED SO LOW HHIII MITI. HOHKS. Inc. General Sheet Metal Furnace. Oil Burners loo r. nth si. riuuir us Cars that sparkle with fresh, new beauty. That give you actually 20rS more room than any other popular automobile. That have more important new features than any automobile ever before offered in a single year. A wholly new prin ciple Radial Safety Control (patent applied for) that makes riding saler, steering safer, stopping safer. Combined with this safety chassis, the protection of America's irjf bodies all of steel now stronger, more benutiful than ever, with an improved seamless steel roof. The F.lectric Hand, too, makes driving safer and shift ing easier. Under all this the unbeatable performance, amazing economy and reliability you know so well in Hudsons and Terraplanes. ' Come in today. See and drive a new 1.V Hudson or Terraplane. 595 mndup.f,. h. Dftrfilt. Standard trnup 5 THINGS YOU NEVER SAW BEFORE RADIAL SAFETY CONTROt(patent applied lor) wholly new principle makes rtjiaf, steerinf and $totpit safer tbao ever belor. DUO-AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC BRAKES f patent applied for) the first hydraulics with m separate lately braking v.tem that takes hold automatically in emergencies. RHYTHMIC RIDE long, (entle, "natural rhythm" print, are free lor the first time from steering and brakingstrains. TRU-UNE STEERING the ear holds its direction steadily, unaffected by spring action, braking or road conditions. AUTOMATIC DRAFT ELIMINATOR-now added to Hud son s and Terraplane s Year.'Rotind Ventilation Svitrm to automatically equalize air pre.. urea inside and outside the car eliminating floor drafts. $5"5 and op lor Terraplane (8 Of W0 hrepower, 115 inch whcelraie); SHO lor Hudson Sis (UJ or W0 hor.e power, i:0.ineb wheclbate); J TM1 (or Hudon Fiiht (I !. or i:t horrpoer, 1M and l:;-inch wheelba.e). 0
