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PAGE SIXTEEN "MEDEOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. - OREGON1. FRIDAY. JULY 30, 1937. FAMED ENGINEER SEES BIG CHANGE IN AUIOSOF I960 Kettering Predicts Fifty Per Cent Increase in Regis trationsSpread of Pop ulation From Big Cities Br WILEY MALOKET. (United PrpM Bluff Correspondent) DETROIT, July 30. (UP) C Juries P. (Boh Ket) Kettering, timed auto motive engineer, Is certain of one thing concerning tbe automobile of 190. That li that the 1980 model will ha a different from the 1037 model aa the 19a7 model 1 from the car of 1913. In a recent address delivered be fore the American Society of Civil Engineers, the man who has been termed a "monkey wrench aetentlet, but holda the hlgheet honors that can be accorded an American en gineer, outlined the probable trends of automobile manufacture and high ways. Hint at Future. "All we can do now," he said, "is to determine whet we hsve to day, where we came from and what direction we are going. By project ing a line through our two known points we can get some Idea of what the future may hold. He predicted a 60 per cent In crease In motor vehicle registrations, tbe probsble spread of population away from congested srees. Increased use of trailers, trucks and buses, all of which would have a profound af fect upon construction of highways. The Inventor of the first automo bile starter, used as the "automatic cranker" on the high-bodied 191? Cadlllsc, based his predictions upon a questionnaire answered by 1m- portsnt personages In the automo tive and allied Industries. Be believed It probable that Amer icana In 1960 would be living In "string or ribbon" cities, which msy be "pictured aa an elongated com munity like a string of needs of dif ferent slses strung upon It more or less erratically." Others, he Indi cated, believed In the regeneration of the small community. 1 ' Parking Problem. City parking, then as now, will be "one ' of our greatest problems." "If," he proposed, "we accept the Idea that clttee must provlds spaos It would seem far oheaper for them to provide parking lots than to sup ply expensively Improved streets for psrklng purposes." Tho green grass between curb end sidewalk may also ritsapnesa because of this problem, he thought. Ho believed automobiles of - the future would be ss speedy ss pres ent models, but easier to handle at high apeeda: that acceleration "will probably Increase," and "un doubtedly, the trend la for the per formance of trucks and buses tt more nearly equal that of passenger oars. Grants Pass Chrome Consigned To East PORTLAND, Ore., July SO. (API Pour carloads of chrome ore from southern Oregon mines resehed the . waterfront yesterdsy to await ship ments to esstern markets. Philip H. Carroll, secretary for the commission of public docks, mid other cars will arrive soon to make up a 600-ton cargo. The ore earns from Q rants Pass, where considerable chrome was min ed during the war. Carroll said tbe full extent of the deposit was not definitely known but further da elopmenta may reveal It aa one of the atate'a leading Industries. Moose Lodge Opens Corvallis Conclave CORVALLIS. Ore.. July 30. (AP) . The Loyal Order of Moose opened Its stat convention here today with a publlo meeting. Oharlea Pools, Klamath Palls, past president, responded to a welcome by Mayor H. W. Hand. National officials. Including Wil liam Anderson.. Indianapolis, prrel den.t arrived last night for the three dsy session. Civic organisations will particlpste la a parsda tonight. Butte Valley Joins In Potato Industry KLAMATH FALLS, July 30 (AP) The Klamath baaln's rapidly grow ing potato Industry has spread Into the Butte volley section of Siskiyou county In California. Growers have planted about 750 acres near Dorrls and Mssdoel. The development followed acqulsl tlon of large holding by Charles Murray, San Francisco real estate man. lllg llran Crop EUtlENE. July 80. (AP) Lane county truck garden operators began harvesting one of the largest and beat quality green bean crops In history this week. The Eugene Fruit Orowers asuoclalion said ths volume win reach Its peak neit week. More field hands will receive employment thsn ever before snd wages wtii run 10 percent higher. Acres On Hoars CORVALUB. July 30 (API Agreements sinned with the Indus trial Employee' Union. Inc.. by cor vallis grocery stores, provided a 43 hour week, with extra pay for over time after the first half hour. Aulo Mils role ALBANY, July 30 (AP) All per dns were taken to the hospital hare Isst night when a csr driven by Leo Kohler of Corvallis left the raclflc highway on a curve near Mllleraburg and crushed Into a pole. Tbe other occupants, all of whom were bruised, were Don Kohler. Bob Deeter, El Ira -beth Tunniton and Dorothy Jess, all of corvallis, I 0? Saturday at Mann's Y7 70x99-i Cotton Sheet Blanket Special for Day at Mann'. Saturday. O u best quality ex- tra heavy 70x- 09-Inch White Blanket. Fa. 11 w DRESS LENGTHS Special for Day at Mann'a Saturday. 4 and 4 yard drew length of acetate and Pure Silk for only $1.00 each. Oood nelection of pat terns. $ 1 oo M 1 39-in. Novelty CREPES ir-t special lor s Day at Mann'a mm Bnturrlav. Oiii na.ln.h H... H elty Crepes In cool pastel Iteguler values up to 31.49 i 2 yds. $1 22x44 in. Cannon Bath TOWELS Special for $ Day at Mann'r Saturday. 33x4t-lr.cn Can non Bath Towela In the ex tra heavy quality. White with a colored border, 30c vai a . 4 for 4. J I m 18x36-in. Cannon Towels Special for Day at Mann's Saturday. Quest sire (18x 38) Cannon Towela In white with colored borders of green. Red, Blue, Oold and Black. I 6 for $1. IX f 42x42-in. White Linen Lunch Cloths Special for Day at Mann's Saturday. 43x43-lnoh White Unen Lunch Cloths with decorative colored borders at 3 for 31.00. Regular 99c vali 2for$J M This Store Air Conditioned for Your Comfort Final Clearance On ' Feather Fleece A TOP COATS i Extra Special for $ . Day. All Feather Fleece Coats in stock going for just $1.00 each. Colors include Make, Fink, and Aqua in sizes 14 to 20. These won't test long at this Bargain Price. Regular $4.00 Value The Coolest Place in Medford to Get Your PERMANENT In thla lovely air conditioned Beauty Salon youll really enjoy getting a permanent, espe cially 11 U'a the new "Allure" Wave . . . Dif ferent than anything you've ever had before - No harsh chemicals that dry out the hair . . . And only Allure Franchlaed Salons give thi natural-new wave. , . That'a why we ar FEATURINNG The New Allure PERMANENT ' Use Your Regular Charge Account Mann's Beauty Salon 2nd Floor Ml SlMZ5. JLmS, UMWl No Returns - No Approvals zSiP DRESSES! DRESSES! Regular Values Up to $19.75 The values, styles and qualities are so outstanding in this group of dresses that we must insist on no approvals, exchanges or returns. All sales final. Included are street, afternoon and sport frocks in jacket, one-piece shirtmakes and frilly styles in chiffons, sport silks, and lovely crepes. You'll find a complete range of sizes to select from in both half and regular. Come early, this $8.00 price is less than half. Many Dresses in This Group Suitable for Fall Wear flllMllltMllltltll llllfllllMIIIIIIIIIIMinillMlllltllllllllMlltllMIIIDI tIMMIMMMIIIIIttlMIIMillini tl MIIIIIIIIIIHItllllllMMIIIIIIIIIIII DRESSES $5 oJ'o Values to $8.95 A sale group of 35 811k Crape, Rayon and Wash Silk Dreiae for ' only 3.00. In this lot are Navy Blues, Blacks. Pas tels and many of the new high shades. See them tomorrow. Dozens of Other $ Day Bargains Fruit of the Loom Wash Frocks $1 Slacks . . . Novelties and Plain at $1 Dozens of New Blouses For Only $1 Oriental Silk Robes at Mann's Only $1 Colorful Smocks Choice Tomorrow $1 Women's Shorts and Stepins 3 for $1 Misses' Sport Shirts 29c ... 4 for ?1 Ever-ready Print Aprons, now 2 for $1 Linen Handkerchiefs Choice 5 For $1 Transparent Knitting Containers $1 39c Linen Tea Towels at 3 For $1 30x40-inch Cotton Tea Towels 6 for $1 36-inch Linen Bridge Sets at Mann's $1 Men's 50c Socks at 3 Pair For $1 Golden Gate Pillow Cases Now 3 for $1 4 One-Pound Packages of Kapok $1 Curtain Marquisette at 4 Yards for $1 Ruffled Curtains Tie Back Style Tailored from only tbe finest Eastman and Silk Yarns Into Suits that really keep you cool. That's the "Haspel" the Summer suit sensation of 1937, and to morrow you buy them for only $15.96. An example of our Summer Suit value. MMIIIIMUIIlllllllHMIIIIIMIIMMltlHHIIiltllllllntMlllllHIIIIIIIMHIHIJ Special for I Day Tomorrow at Mann's! A group of Ruffled Tie Bark Cottage Stylo Cur tains for only tl 00 pair. Theoe are 3 yards long. $ 1 oo JL PAIR Lower Floor Specials from the Shoe Dept. For $ Day Tomorrow Women's Colored Wash Sandals Per Pair Women's Comfortable House Slippers Pair Women's Cool Beach Sandals Choice Pair Children's Keds Special for Tomorrow Pair Men's Shoe Trees Special Tomorrow Pair Men's & Women's Metatarsol Arch Supports Formerly $22.50 "HASPEL" SUMMER SUITS $1595 They Dry Clean Perfectly STRAW HATS Our 'Summer Clearance In the Men's Dept. include every Straw Hat In stock at exactly Half Price. Regular values from $1.93 to $4.50. HALF PRICE Kuppenheimer... Club and Spitz SUITS Another Suit Value from our Summer Clearance. Kuppenheimer Samuel Spitz and Club Suits at 13.90. Many splendid models In this group suit able for school and business wear. Double and single breasted styles. 5. Reach to Fall Wear them NOW for that new look . . . with travel tweeds . . . town darks . , , Summer whites! Smart! WHITE FELTS FABRICS STRAWS Priced $i. To Sell Quickly 75 Better Hats Drastically Reduced! 49c it.! 1 1 ; Regular Values To $37.50 On Sale Tomorrow $ - 1 50 , f Saturday at Mann's S B.V.DJ Polo Shirts Special for Day at Mann'a Tomorrow! Our regular 1.B0 B.V.D. "Bugger" Polo Shirts for men at $1.00. A, free-ejwlng back shirt In solid colors and plaids. $ I 01 Men's Silk l. Neckwear Special tor $ Day at Mann's Tomorrow I A group of our regular si. 00 Neckwear In both Sillts and Satins at 2 for 1.0O. Many patterns and colors to choose from. 2for$l. J 0 isl 3 " Boys'' "Kaynee" Pajamas Special for $ Day at Mann's Tomorrow I A grand value In boys' "Kaynee" fast color Broadcloth Pajamas. Regu lar values to 91.65. On Sale $1 00 Montage Stationery Tomorrow $1.00 will buy a lovely box of Montsg's sta tionery with your mono gram or name on ech sheet of paper. A regular $1.49 value. All sizes and papers re 3 aW uua 4y I N a (5? Girls' Print W DRESSES i Special for I Day Tomorrow at Mann'sl Olrls fsst color Print Dresses In sizes 3 to It lears for only $1.00 each. Many desirable school style ll T T nosiery A Big $ Dsy Sale of wo men's snd misses' Chiffon snd Service Weight Silk Hose. Two well-k n o w n brands Included In this spe clsl. $1.00 values. Mann's Men's Section Main Floor mm a OSr, $Sale KP" Of New Neckwear A shipment of Neckwear that arrived just in time) for $ Day. Large assortment of dainty frilly styles as well as chio tailored pieces. Silk crepe, georgette, organdies and lace in Pink, White, Yellow and Eggshell. Regular $1.98 Values On Sale for $P.0
