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MEDFCRD MAIL TKTBUOT. MEDFOKD. OBEfiOS. STTSD'AT. .TTN-E 50. 19X1 PAGE NINE LQjQora)Dncs)i!iiinv7i i Nash Features Smart New Cabriolet ii I 'si itonnn KFh announces a cabriolet or con Tertable coupe or cabriolet in each of the three lines. Streamlined to conform to the styling of the reg ular models, the cabriolet may be bad in the Nash Ambassador Eight, th pany, Nash Ambassador Six, or the Nash 1 Is shown .'.nPavette. C. W. Nash, chairman of ?iiiht cabriolet, i the board of the Nash Motors com 1 pany. and founder of the Nash line. with a Ncsh ambassador n ill M K WjI ," ' vssViaiMi(a JL - ike VfefTv SESpringtheyiestfotjalnewlair.the' ItemptationTof fanopnihighway3andthi8i r ar Jwau Lii-fio-a' .mi' smart fnewjtOldsmobilefi Six (Convertible Coupe? a ' rakish1 roadsteropen ' to tha sun ' . t ...aum.a:u& -1 I b - t A :i . ahowen.if Different from any other, car, on' the road, it answers the call of the open i country lanes,' city boulevards, or for that daily drive to the golf course. 5? It is a! spirited, youthful car, this Oldsmobile Six.i So is its companion, the 1937. OldsmobiJeJ Eighty.- ' " New Type Signs In Northwest H ..William. same time voiced a vigorous protest a Rein st the entrance of the CIO into lumber unionism. The council declared that the ref erendum here will be taken In con Junction with similar action throughout the northwest, but that the Willamette district could con tlnue Its A PL affiliation even if t'.ie rest c.f the area turned to the CIO. This Is the first commercial installation of this type of sign In the PaHflc northwest. The sign which operate from a aW-vnlt battery and transformer, watt recently Installed on a 1!3 Chevrolet delivery truck here bv The Pacific Company. Oregon distributors for M a t e r-B 1 1 1 Hgns. Portland has been selected as a distributing point for Master Flit algn. It wa" announced. BAILEY TO PAROLE TASK SALEM, June 19. (AP) Drafting of all bill relating to Oregon' parole, probation and aentenetng eystem was the tas assigned by Governor Mar tin today to Justice J. O. Bailey of the stste mpreme court. The recommendations of the com mittee of 10 men. appointed this week ti study the system, will be submitted to the 1939 legislature. The governor appointed Justice Bsiley chairman of the commission. In a letter to Bailey, the governor said "the problem of crime l the greatest unsolved problem of the cen turies. Laws for the punishment of crime should be founded on the principles of reformation and not of vindicative Justice." The governor said all of Lis office records would be available for the commission's atudy. L EUOENE. June is. (API The Willamette district council of lum ber unions voted last night to sub mit to the vsrlous locals within the district the question of affiliating with John L. Lewis' CIO. but st the Rodeo Queen Bags a "Smoothie!" T I KLAMATH FALLS. June 19. (AP) A retail clerks' union was formed here last night. All major groceries of the City have already signed contracts Mounted on a Goodrich "tire horse" built from tires and accessories, Beverly Spooner, Queen of the Ellensburg Rodeo, bags a "smooth" tire dangerous to highway safety. The rodeo queen featured the annual "roundup" of unsafe tires conducted by Goodrich Silvertown Stores and dealers. The B. F. Goodrich Company is the pioneer safety crusader among tire comoaniex Free Car Check-up And Vacation List Associated Feature Getting off to a good start means a successful conclusion to the annual vacation trek, says this modern sdage. Supplementing the popular "Don't Forget List and Vacation Ould" which Is now ready at all Associated Division. Tide Water Associated Oil company dealers on the west coast. M the free car check-up available to all motorists. With the don't forget list complete ly checked and everything In readi ness for the Joyous vacation trip, what could be more harassing to thorough enjoyment than to have the family chariot suddenly develop re spiratory trouble Just when the mountain or seashore goat Is about to be reached? Or to have the car overheat due to a broken fan belt. Or to have the engine missing and wasting gasoline because of a dirty spark plug. All such Joy-killers together with a full list of 40 possible mechanical ard servicing Ills can be thoroughly cnecked at no charge by all Smiling AsnclatAd Dealers, thus affording the vacation motorist better than a flfty fllty break for a good start and auc ccssful conclusion to the annual vacation trek. JAPAN STRONG FOR NAVY ARMAMENTS TOKYO. June 19. (API Foreign minister Kokl Hirota formally inform ed United States ambaasador Joseph C. Grew today that Japan waa un able to change her decision against llm.Mng the size of naval guna to H Inches. The foreign minister spoke with the approval of Emperor Hlrohlto. Hia -.thtemont was In reply to a proposal by President Roosevelt and was un derstood to reaffirm Japan's previous argument that real naval disarma ment could be attained only by re ducing total naval tonnage as well as the size of guns. Governor's Pal, SALEM. June 19. (AP) Governor Martin said he waa thrilled today when he received a letter from one of his old army commanders. The letter came from Brig. Gen. A. S. Daggett, U. S. A., retired, who observed his 100th birthday anniver sary at his home In Roxbury, Mass, Jiuit received 30 summer styles for hot weather. See them at Gua the Tailor, 120 North Central. Closing time for Too Late to Clat' sl(y Ads is 1 :30 p. m. MEHFORIT8 FINEST AIL WOI1K GUARANTEED Daily's Auto Painting 20 South Bartlett with the new labor organization, tta officers said, and other types of tores are expected to sign within a month. Lewis Super Announces B 1 V m timm mm A . T u u 1 (lib u u bb taa Prices are going UP. Order your fall suit and topcoat KOW. Qua the Tailor. 130 N. Centre!. Rewire for Extra Convenience and Greater Jnfljr OLSON ELECTRIC Phone 115 3 N. Bartlett 4 kl E IT S GOOD 1 6ET: TIJEMLTHRE'MSS!" GOODRICH DROPS BOMBSHELL into LOW-PRICED TIRE MARKET 2 J "I'M SO PROUD OF OUR BIG NEW NASH ... AND IT COST JUST A rEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THOSE SMALLER CARS!" Let Mr. H. R. Rich of Chicago tell you why he got out of the "All Three" classl Td him driving cnt of the 'All Three' tan. I've no complaints ...it xai a fine ear. But with tetter times returning I wanted to get back in the 'lig car' dais. The low delivered price in the Nash LaFayctte-"400" simply tmazed me. Actually it cost me just a few dollars more than one oj the 'All Three'." MI over America, people are hav ing eiperiencea like Mr. R'ch'e. lust take a look at that car in the picture. It's a great big ll7-lnch aheelbase car. You get a V0 horse power, all cylinder erglne that costs lesa to run than jiany of to day', smaller cars. You get larger hydraulic brakes, stronger all steel body, extra-wide ' a ti, more head room, legroom. Ail thla yet It de livers tot just t: few dollar, more than the "All Three" .mall car.. Get the Xjsh extra talue story today. See the Nash Ambassador Sli a lu-.urlou. 121-Inch wheel base car bigger than car. cost ing ere-1 $200 more. See the Nash 4mba sador Eight one of Amer ica', zeal "luxury care" actually con, parrs In alia with car. costing Jl' and $200 more. Let the X-Ray P j-atem open your eyes to thereal, (rue fact, about alt the new cars. Set It at your Nash dealer', now. Aetna ptwtttiiraph of Nash LaFoyett4- '40tY' 2'Door Sfdan uitth trunk 1 J S J""?'''"aM 1 W i ! ia aPOt AS Umi at II Ot it A MONTH DTTIA fef wit a FEW dollars mere then the ilmt. you con gt evt of the "AM Three" don. A leriy equipped 3-doer tedans of th "AH chedevp reeenrty made In ten rpreieta Thrt imoll con. In many place, tha Hv clt(i ihowt that tht Hath laFayn SUOHT d(ffrtnea In prlceamevntttehrttH "400" 2-deor leden with trunk DCUVEffS er $2 a month eitra on your time paymenrt. Aib obovt eonvtnlflnt terms, low ratti available throvoh Haih C. I. T. ludget Flan. Automatic Crvrtlng Gear ovollable en eH Nath modli at iflght eitra cott. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE THE WAR against "gyp" low-priced tires is on with bang.' Goodrich has made a sensational entry into the low priced field with the Goodrich COMMANDER, a high quality, long-mileage full dimension tire that has motorist all over town talking and buying. Commanders are made by the same engineers who build Goodrich Safety Silvertowns. Our shipment of Commanders has arrived fresh from the factory and at these rock bottom prices we're expecting a landslide business. If you're looking for a low-priced tire that you can depend on let ui equip your car with Goodrich COMMANDERS before prices go higher. $525 $555 $5Z2 30 X 3Vi 4.40x21 4.50x20 $gOO $030 $g80 4.50 x 21 4.7S x 19 5.00 X 19 OTH(H SIZIS IN PROPORTION PrUu tuiittt I Aon? wittowj nrftM. GoodridkTf Commanders BUY NOW... PAY LATER You can equip vtMir car with chete firft-qualltr, guaranteed product and pay on your own term. No red tape, no ember raw merit or delay. Juac atk (or the Budget Dept. aV al y n a i 1 1 & m m L . .... . : ' EASY TERMS H Super Service Station .ewis WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. UUllWdllliJD 123 S. RIVERSIDE PHONE 303 We Never Close 8th and Front Phone 1300 c 3
