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fEDFOTtP UfATL TKIBWE. MEPFOKP. OREGON'. FRIDXY. 'AUGUST 27, 1037. MAGIC OF SCIENCE USED TO PROVIDE SAFE MOTORCARS All Parts Checked By Auto matic Devices For Per fection Of Materials Workers Also Protected. By WILEY MALONKY (U. P. Staff Correspond on t.) DETROIT, Aug. 27. (UP) All the magic of modern science is drawn upon today to provide a scion tlflo gantlet through which an automo bile and Its parts must pana before being delivered, to the consumer. Electric eyes, electric cars, spccto grnphs, thermostats and hundreds of other gadgets are employed to pro mote efficiency, to teat materia la and to safeguard workers against acci dent. Electric eyes, for example, are uaed at various points on most assembly lines. At the Plymouth plant a spec tacular application of the electric cell Is .used at the point where radiators and steering wheels are aeoured to the chassis. Automatic Slop. The wheels and radiators are mov ed to the line by an overhead con veyor. The operation la so timed that If the radiator Is not removed from the conveyor, the line stops. When the radiator Is removed the In tercepted beam of light again shines upon the cell, the electric circuit Is closed and the line moves on. The same principle la employed as a safety measure. A curtain of light Is cast In front of a particularly dan gerous machine. If the workman's hand or any part of his body passes through the light screen, the ma chine automatically stops. Electric eye are also used for auto matic inspection of parts for flaws, cracks or checks In bearings; for dis coloration and other flaws in fabrics and for automatic control of spray painting. They are used for count . lng parts and for controlling resist ance heaters for treatment of metals. Ring Shows Errors The "electric ear," or what to the ordinary layman passes as a radio tubs. Is used to amplify the feeble current changes coming from micro phones or electric vibration pickups. This gadget Is used to inspect bear bigs, rear axle, transmission assem ble or springs for Internal flaws and cracks. The mistake are determined by the burr or "ring" after the parts have been struck like a bell. Thousands of suoh sclent! Mo and endurance tests are run each day of manufacture tn America's factories to insure for the eventual owner that his ear oan stand up under punish ment far beyond the requirement of normal use. Factory engineers call it the "saf ety factor." EAGLE POINT, Aug. 27 8pl.) Mrs. Roy Stanley and Mrs. Mae Roan Walker went to Med ford Thursday morning where Mrs. Walker left by train for her home In Portland. She haa been a house guest of Mrs. Stan ley for the past month, also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of Ash land and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hen derson of this place. All regret her going but hope she may return again next summer. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rose of the Round-top district were business call ers tn Eagle Point Wednesday. Three daughters of Mrs. Lizzie Pierce, all of California, Arrived a few days ago for a visit with her and other relatives living here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole, son Don ald and Mrs. Emma Radcr returned Wednesday afternoon from a trip to Yellowstone national park and Bait Lake City. They report a successful and pleasant trip, but were glad to get home again. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hnley left Friday morning for Hoover dam, Boulder dam, YelowAtone and Salt Lake. Bert land Stanley left Monday for Sacramento to enter college there. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle N tit wick and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Henderson of Eagle Point, Ed Maguln and Mrs. B. Jen nings of Medford and Mrs. P. J. Mc pherson of Shady Cove spent Tues day evening with Mrs. Eva Nichols, daughter Margie and Mrs, Ella Nat wlck, at Callfornla-on-the-Roguc. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young en Joyed a welner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Stowell on Rogue river Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Light of Santa Barbara, Cal arrived In Englc Point Wednesday afternoon for a short visit with relatives here. Jack Stoner, who has spent his summer vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Brown, will return home with them to start school there. Mr. and Mrs. Art Dressier of Los Angeles, former residents of Medford who have veen vslltlng relatives in Ashland, called on Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy and eon Lyle, Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Herb Perry and Mrs. Gladys Ray, who are on a pleasure trip to Portland, Seattle and way points, are expected to arrive home any day now. They will return via the Redwood highway. These glorious Indian summer days remind us that another summer has gone by, end still our rood through the city limit la unolled and as dusty a ever. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Wisdom of the Brownsboro district were business callers In Eagle Point Wednesday evening. O us Carlson, who mot with a pain ful accident last week while working on a high road culvert, la recovering nicely. He fell several feet onto a pile of rocks, receiving severe bruises. ' FOOTS CREEK. Aug. 37. (Bpl.) A number from here attended funeral service for, Mrs. Sandy Blakley at Rogue River. Friends here extend sympathy to the family. Mrs. Otto Rlef was a business vis itor la Grant pass, August 25. Mr. Millie Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Clep Gilchrist, son Charles of Oold Hill, Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Miller and family enjoyed a picnic supper at the Highland mine Sunday. George Lance ha started picking his peaches, and ha a very fine crop this year. Mr, and Mrs. Ployd Lance of Orants Pass visited relative hero Wednes day. Their daughter, Ruth Lance, Is visiting with her grandparent, Mr. and Mrs, George Lance, at Riviera. P. R. Back lis was a business visitor In Medford August 24. Luclle Smith of Gold Hill, who has been staying at the Velta Bile home for some time, returned home Sun day. Mrs. Max Miller and aunt, Mrs. Fen clson of Portland, who have been vis iting Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Boomslitcr, returned home Tuesday. Central Point CENTRAL. POINT, Aug. J7. (Spl.) Mra. Ethel Fleischer returned Wednes day evening from Seattle, Wash., where ahe spent several weeks. Harold Smith haa recovered from a recent siege or summer flu and returned to his work. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Farra accom panied by their house guest, Miss Alice Slnglctary of Portland, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Prof, and Mrs. D. F. Amlck Of Grants Pass. Miss slngletary left Wednesday night for her home. Mrs. L. L. Damon, wno underwent a major operation at the Community hospital several days ago, haa been removed to her home and Is getting along nicely. Following a residence of two years In Central Potnt, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robertson and family are moving to their ranch at Eagle Point, in a few days. Hnrvestlnz of the potato and to mato crops are at their peak In this locality. Mrs. W. L. Page of Los Angeles Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mra. A. H. Parker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hayea have opened a coffee shop In the building known .is the Whiteside property. O. a. Duncan celebrated hla 74th birthday August 22 with his wife ind Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott with a Dic.nlc dinner In AMiland park. T. M. Marino returned Tuesday rrom a business trip to Canada. Woodrow Phillips, young son of Rev. and Mra. C. A. Phillips, wno WW Ml UUM Buy Your Chrysler or Plymouth NOW! Today's Low Pricei Subject To Change Without Notice! CHRYSLER PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN Automobile History. Prices Have Hit Bottom We bought a large stock of Chrysler and Plymouth Cars in anticipation of a Price Raise and now it's com ing. ALL CARS IN STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT PRES ENT LOW PRICES! NOTE Every major manufac turer ha announced a price increase. Except Chrysler and one other Buy Now At A Big SAVING You save almost a year's depreciation by our HIGH ALLOWANCE on your car and the LOW PRICE of a Chrysler or Plymouth. Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Are the LOWEST PRICED FINE CARS on the American Market Come in and take a ride in a Chrysler or Plymouth and buy before the price raise. (Owners roport 18 to 24 miles por gallon with the big, roomy, Chrysler Royal.) We are giving just as much for YOUR CAR NOW AT OUR PRESENT LOW PRICE as other dealers are giv ing AFTER they have RAISED NEW CAR PRICES. LARGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside Chrysler Plym onth Dealer Phone 18 has been 111 (or several days, la still under the care of a. physician. Mrs. Wm. Foley of the eld a Use road was hostess to the H. B. elub Wodneeday afternoon. Mrs. L. ewartz. who has been an Invalid for many years, la In an Improved condition. Mr. and Mra. C. S. Scott spent their vacation at White Plan,. Mont., with their son. lister Acott, and wife. Their daughter, Miss Mildred Burger of Chicago, came out to be with them In the many side trips in Montana, Idaho and Canada. Les ter, who Is well known here. Is now manager of the Olacler Mountain Craco Co. Miss Burger accompanied her parent to Central Point for a visit with other relatives and will spend a few daya In Loa Angeles be fore returning to her Chicago home. Central Potnt was well represented In Ashland park Sunday among the various picnic crowds, Including the annual Iowa picnic, the Townsend clubs, an eastern Oregon group and numeroua family parties. Following dinner, the enormoua crowd gath ered about the band atand, from which Rev, Williams of Eugene spoke of the Townsend plan. Fern Valley PERN VALLEY, Au. 37. (Spl.) Mrs. Alvln Coats, Mrs. Eldred Colver and Mrs. Louie colrer of Phoenix were calling on friends In Fern Val ley Monday. Mr. and Mn. B- Nichols and Mr. Nlchol't mother of Texas spent the past week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cummlnge. Quests Included Mra. Cummlnge' mother and brother. While here Mr. Nichols drove to port- land, accompanied by R. I. Glower, I J. B. Cummlngs and Mrs. L. H. Hughes, the latter stopping at Salem a, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Beer. Mr. and Mrs. Pegg and sister. Miss Roberts, of Hood River have rented the E. E. Marshall house. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rogers called at the home of Mra. Rogers' sister, Mrs. Joe Knntor, Jr., Saturday. After a fifteen-day furlough at the home of his mother, Mrs. Daisy Dick. Jack Melton has returned to San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Biuey and daughter of Oil Fields, calif., are guests at the - home of Mr. Bu&ey'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busey. Tomatoes In Fern Valley are much later In ripening than last year. Some growers have Just started picking. Sardine Creek SARDINE OREEK, Aug. 37. (Spl.) Mrs. Arnold Klrtley Is over from esstern Oregon, canr'ng fruit and vegetables. She and ht? grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Reed, spent a day and night last week with Mr. and Mra. Orant Powell, below Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunlap were over Sunday from the Modoe orchard to move cut of their houie here, which they have rented tor the win ter to the new Alderbrook teacher, Mra. Myers and family. Mr. and Mrs. ployd Walsh, who were married last week In Oold Hill, left Thursday for their new home at Mehama.' near Salem, Ore., where he Is engaged In business. Mrs. Edith Biles and son Mickey vlalted Baturaay afternoon with her aunts, Mrs. Lulu Duaenbery and Mrs. Nora Walt. They have been living near Yreka. Calif., for some time, but are now living In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Oerald Herman are the proud parents of an eight-pound : baby girl which arrived at their home I August 17. . Word has been received here that Vivian, eldeat daughter of Mr. and : Mrs. Howard Dunlap, was united In marriage August 15 to Lowell Pratt j of Medford, where the young couple will reside. Melvln Howell and Charlea Stone ! of Redding. Calif., called at the 8. A. j Dusenberry home Tuesday afternoon. ' mends of Ira Drake are extending sympathy on the death of his brother, Alvln, found dead near the S. P. tracks south of Medford. The re mains were laid to refct In the Kerby cemetery near his former home. Bengal la the largeat of the Indian provinces In population. Closing una rot Too Late to das alfy Ads la I :S0 p. m. But Line Hearing Set WASHINGTON, Aug. 37 (API The Interstate commerce commission will hold hearings September 17 In the federal building et Klamath Palls, Ore., on the application of Virgil Kelley. Kamath Falls, for a permit to operate a pasaencer-rriAl-expresa motor line between Klamath Palls and Tulelake. Calif. Dse Mall Tribune want ada. 1 FUN for ehlldr.n of ail ami I FREE with any purchase o FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR PRIVATE DEMONSTRATION Of the New Gem Bonalr Hearing Instruments by Your Factory Expert From Gem Laboratories In New York ... No Obligation. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 27 and 28 By this new and molt Improved aid of Its kind, you may hear through the bones of the head. The Gem la a marvel of sim plicity, light weight. Inconspicuous and easy to near. With full power amplifier, priced within reach of all. 'BRING 80MEONE TO SEE HOW WELL YOU HEAR" WEST SIDE PHARMACY 3 The Rexall Store C Come prove for yourself. . . wnemer "belong" Pigeon squab . . . Camembert cheese, . . . peach short cake. Fine foods like these are part oj good living. And with many families here Brown Derby Pilsner, the equal of imported, is the chosen beer. Brown Derby makes meals taste better, these people say Arc you hard to please about foods and beverages? Then Brown Derby will suit your taste. It brings you, experts say, the goodness of imported Pilsner mm IS A F thir fine beeh one ot the good lings of life you like to en joy, without extravagance? Then Brown Derby will appeal to you. Experts of both America and Europe acclaim Brown Derby the equal of costly, imported Pilsners known abroad as "king of beers." Here are the reasons... Brown Derby has the unique Pilsner flavor not sweet, not bitter, deliriously in-between. The delicate bouquet also. Brown Derby like imported Pilsner is a beer of sparkling clarity and lasting, pin-point bubbles. Its creamy, fine-spun collar is beautiful to see. Taste Brown Derby. Te think you'll want to add enjoyment of this great American Pilsner to your good living. At such charming homes as this, there's much to enjoy. And Brown Derby is one of life's good things many families here like. Prob ably the reason is Brown Derby equals im ported Pilsner, yet U isn't extravagant ftROWN DERBY niin BEER PILSNER fibaicifflil m ' :-: ' Pjjjjl 9 : ' 0 Coolt rer"l"'g and a cold bottle of Broun Derby ..awirrai'tiij 1 I nation for good living, pleasure, many folks think J,s i C 1 ... " j. AT TOOt neighborhood oroceit. SAFEWAY Brown Derby Beer
