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MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGON'. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1936. VACIE SEVEN ) in rnn Tpmii r (Copyright, 1936, br United Press) WASHINGTON. Feb. 16. (UP) A "Joker" was discovered In the 545. 226,318 war department supply bill tonight, which army experts said might Jeopardize the program for purchase of 565 additional airplanes. A little five-line amendment lim iting profits on all contracts for ordnance and aircraft to 10 per cent wu Inserted without objection ft few minutes before the house passed the bill late yesterday. The full significance of the amend ment was not realized until tonight. Chairman John J. McSwaln of the house military affairs committee and members of the appropriations com mittee, said It would have to be "sharply revised" by the senate If airplane purchases are to be made on schedule. The amendment was offered by Representative W, D. MacParlane, Democrat, Texas, who briefly In formed the house a similar provision was carried In last year's navy sup ply bill. This was erroneous, it waa later found. The profits-limitation amendment was in the Vinson 000.000,000 treaty navy authorisation bill. ! Seek Tniform labor laws SALEM, Feb. 15. (AP) Uniform labor, legislation In the Northwest states will be the objective of a reg ional conference to be held in Port land this summer, Charles H. Gram, state labor commissioner, announced today. Mine Sales Made Easier WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. (AP) James M. Land Is, chairman of the m curltles commission, conferred with a house mining bloc today on western proposals for "simplification" of the commission's rules governing sale of mining securities. Bird's Eye View Accentuates Graceful Lines of New Buich Ceil THIS BIRD'S EYE VIEW of the nw Bulck Serlei 40 Sn.cl.l Con. vertlbls Coups accentuatet tho long graceful lines of tho hood and the fender and spars wheel assembly, at ths same tlms Illustrating pas senaer room In the attractive sports model. mi KflA'i i Win 5 USE OUR ORIGINAL BUDGET PAY PLAN for the purchase of Goodrich Tires and Goodrich Batteries, Now you can enjoy trouble-free driving on Goodrich Safety Silvertown Tires with ' the Life-Saver Golden Ply, proved three times safer from high speed blowouts, or a rugged, powerful Electro-Pak Bat tery ... all first quality, at reasonable prices, on easy credit. F.O.R. INVITES ALL AMERICAN LANDS 10 PEACE PARLEY WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. President Roosevelt tonight uncovered a pro posal for an extraordinary tnter Amerlc&n conference, encompassing the 20 central and south American governments and aimed "at perma nent peace on this western conti nent." In almost Identical personal letters to the presidents of the various re publics, the chief executive suggested that the parley be held at Buenos Aires, Argentina, at an early date. The cause of peace In the new world, he said. Is a matter of "vital con cern." "These steps, furthermore," he said "would advance the cause of world peace. Inasmuch as the agreements which might be reached would sup plement and reinforce the efforts of the league of nations and of all other existing or future peace agencies In seeking to prevent war. A favorable response to Mr. Roose velt's suggestion was generally con ceded. In fact, the staging of sueh a peace parley was virtually guaranteed In advance through Informal sound ings by the state department. SIEEL AND RAILS NEW YORK. Feb. 15. (AP) A hesitant stock market today was thumped Into life by a last minute expansion In steels, rails and several of the non-ferrous metals. Higher prices, some of them ths best In several years, snapped the volume for the short session to 1373,- 795, a bit more than ths previous Saturday snd aubstantlally better than the hourly rate for Friday. The Associated Press average of 80 stocks advanced .8 of a point to 63.0, a new high for tjie year, and Indus trials with a like rise and utilities with a boost of .1 of a point also went Into virgin territory for ths year. Ralls, up .4 of a point, equslled the 1936 peak. NO MONEY DOWN ON AMERICAN-BOSCH ciiiu Western Ait Patrol Home Radios with all the Neweet features 1 mm wm. Metal tubes . . . all-wave superhet . . . airplane dial . . . Magnavox speaker! Come In or Phone 1300 and let us explain the easy term arrangement. mi $ it- t J ! iW . AS Vks&i Jictcfofa AUTO RADIOS Finest auto set on tha market. All Improvements. $3395 NO MONEY DOWN! Come In and See Our Stock of Used Car Radios and Used Home Radios EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOU LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Complete Automotive Service We Never Close Wrecker Service 8th and Front W. L. LEWIS, Mgr. PORTLAND, Fob. 14. (JPy-A. defi nite promlss that Portland will be one of the 36 American cities to get the national preaching mission next fall was made here by Dr. Samuel MoOrea Overt of New York, general secretary of the federal council of ohurcnei of Ohrlst In America. The Oregon committee of 100 had voted unanimously to Invite tha mis sion to Portland and to accept the suggested dates, November I to ft. The mission will bring to Oregon about 16 of the leading religious fig ures of the world today. Auxiliary Hostess To Large Number At Friday Affair The American Legion auxiliary en tertained with a card party Friday Afternoon and evening In the Bald win Pano Shoppe, with Mrs. Oood win Humphries. Mrs. Ken Dally and Mrs. George Codding as hostesses. Ladle played during the afternoon and both ladles and gentlemen were guests of the auxiliary In the eve ning. Seventeen tables were In play. Prises were donated by Adrlenne's, Jacque Lenox, Burelson's and the West Side Pharmacy. Mrs. Henry Pace had charge of refreshments for the occasion. Decorations carried out s Valentine motif. Brill Metal Works, Inc. OP.NKRAI, SHEET METAL Piirnares oil Burners 109 E. 8th St. Phone 418 Jjoiel fanftblo JM. Cental A HoMt rwarFNBMHoatt Completely ftanovatod and Redecorated H.ATK With detached beth frooXB My mm earn .... . . m us4si FRM- A RAGE YT5T77C0l JM0 oiRecnoNj to hotvu JYay on fflainJfifhiom (San PabhJtvtmm) i dinctluto20thStmt New Coast Plant of Studebaker Doubles Production Schedule Still Lags Behind Orders Steady employment, Inereaied pay roll,, large purchases of coast-built tires, batteries, inrinfft. humn.ri. trthi. t. th Ait.ta;n of Studebaker's new Pacific Coast factory which is putting thousands of additional dol lars into circula tion each week throughout the western states. thus contributing materially to the prosperity of this region, in the opinion of C. K. Whittaker, Pres ident of the Stu- debaker Pacific Corooration. Automobile sales on the Pacific Coast will lead the per capita sales for the nation as a whole for the first quarter of 1936, Whittaker predicts, and to support his contention he re fera to his factory's deliveries, which for the month of Janusry were 21 grester than the number of cars on order January 1st, which number of cars it had been planned to manufac ture during that month. Despite this increased production on the part of the factory to meet dealer needs throughout the territory, the bank of 'infilled orders continued to increase w C K. WHITTAKER until on February 1st unfilled orders were 49 greater than at the begin ning of the year. "Wtthin thirty dav$ after ire on nounced our new eaait factory and brokm ground for tt$ erection th enthuiiaitie reapome of tcest eaait motoring thourd u$ that tern Had grmatlr underestimated this market and that in all likelihood we tcould be compelled to double our original production e$timaten Ifhittakei stated, "Plans were accordingly for mulated" he continued, "and wt now face the happy situation of hav in current deliveries Ml substan tially behind this already doubled production schedule. feei sure that generally Im proved economic conditions here on the west coast are important factors in our present success, but feel, too, that the beauty, smartly styled interiors, and alt-round perform ance values of our present cars, as emphasised by the recent CUmore Economy Run, are bringing Studo baker much favorable attention from discriminating motor car buyers" Mud and Snow No Barrier to New Silverton Tire The new , Super-Traction Stiver town passenger ear tire designed by Ths B. P. Goodrich company, espec ially for service In mud and snow. Is proving Itself In service everywhere, according to J. A. Anstey. budget manager at the Lewis Super Service Station. The tire can be used on nearly 300 automobile models, includ ing nearly every model for 1930 to 1836, Designated as the Super-Traction Silvertown, the new product is built for service under conditions where the conventional tire cannot pull through. The new product Is proving valu able to farmers, mall caiirers and salesmen In the rural districts, and in all types of rural maintenance service. Ths tire Is constructed with the Life-Saver Golden Ply to resist heat and prevent high-speed blowouts. The tread is deep and open, with thick, sharp-edged cleats to provide sure-footed traction under the toughest road conditions. Wide spaces between cleats prevent clogging of mud and snow. Loose material Is thrown clear of the tire, giving posi tive traction at all times. Mr. Anstey says: "This new tire may be purchased on our original budget pay plan at 'no money down' and on easy terms to suit the customer." Startling new low pricest Stand out style car of all the new cars! Spectacular gas and oil economy! Surprising roominess! World's safest all-steel body! Only 1936 car with automatic hill holder! No wonder they're saying, "Watch Studebaker!" 7OO50j MONTH oflar low down payment buys yen a tuptib new 1936 Stud.bok.r. ::.S jV'f ' V hi i o ii inn, i T SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Service 207 So. Riverside. Phone 1385 TOTISJS I -i -T i "; ii V - f - i , : '-' OIL-HUSHED to sigh of silence under Butck'i style-tapered bon net, a great-powered valve-in-head engine waits to unleash torrent of action at your command. There's thrill In It and triumph over time and distance. But most important there's eyewink obedience. Teamed up with this ablest of driving forces is the newest and most highly perfected system of hydraulic- brakes. The quickest of stops Is velvet smooth under their self-energizing action. On the wettest of streets there will be no slewing, no swerves, for they are auto matically self-equalizing. Their action has the smoothness of a -closing hand, increasing its grasp stead ily to the maximum. Their steel-ten-doned grip would halt a heavy truck, but it takes only a touch of a daintily shod toe to put them into action. We call them "tiptoe hydraulics," and how apt the name Is you'll never know until you drive a Buick and sample for yourself their softness and their velvet command. The first few times you sit behind a Buick wheel, you may find yourself traveling faster than you think. No car is more buoyantly smooth in its power flow, more deceptively effortless in its swift flight But no car is more surely under con trol at all times quicker, smoother, easier in its stopping. If you must drive with an eye on the passing minutes, do so In a Buick which matches engine eagerness with tiptoe braking sure ness, offsets high spot go-ability with dependable slop-ability. . . to 12506 an ths Dellrtrsd prtcsa 51049 01 th Bew Bulcka In Med ford, subject to chana without nottos, Standard and special aoosnsorlea groups on alt modsla at extra cost. All Bulck prlcrs Include safety (Ism throughout as standard equipment r-. STRAIGHT AS A STRING Every ttep i a ttraighl-Un $ttp wilK Buick'a "tiptoe" hydrav.Ho brakes. All four wheels or oJ nays equalized; ths only adjust ment is an occasional tightening as brake bands wear. For mer geney stops and for parking pnr poses, the hand brake conveniently at the left under ths dash, operates ths two rear brakes mechanically. f (ft, mw aoNiy- 3 UVIH0 OMAC T1MI PAYMINT PUN Compare Buick' s low delivsrid prices and Low Monthly Payments ' SKHNNEE'S GARAGE 143 80UTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 102 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM it aaW "I
