Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextW,rFOT?T MAIL TRTflTTNTE. rEDFOTtD- OfttflOy, SOPD'AT. OCToBEft 24. 1037 PAGE SEVEN -v. si I; J2 NEW OLDSMOBtLE ON DISPLAY HERE Oldsmoblle, America's oldest man ufacturer of automobiles, today an nounced lt 41at series of cars, the Oldsmoblle six and the Oldsmoblle eight, for 1998. Distinctively different In appear ano and styling, the new models are ' en display today at the showroom of tha Medford Distributing corpora tion, new local Oldsmoblle dealer, lo cated at 33 South Bartlett. Both tha alx and eight present much that la new In performance and mechanical design and both now offer as an extra-coat option the new automatic safety transmission, devel oped and Introduced by Oldsmoblle. This new development, regarded as one of the major automotive an nouncement of modern motoring, was first offered as optional equip ment on the Oldsmoblle eight of last year. Although both the six and eight are unusually fast and responsive when equipped with conventional transmissions, they attain even high er peaka of performance when equipped with the Oldsmoblle suto matlc safety transmission. This transmlssln also contributes Im portantly to both driving ease and operating economy, the latter result ing from a fourth gear direct drive which reduces the number of motor f revolutions and improves fuel econ omy by 18 to 30 per cent. Operation is extremely simple and control Is by a short lever on the steering column. With the automatic safety transmission, the foot clutch Is used only to start snd stop. At about 23 miles per hour, the trans miaalon automatically shifts on to fourth gear or direct drive, which Is the aconmy or cruising gear. Among other features of particular interest Is the new Oldsmoblle safety lnatrment unit and safety dash, a departure in the modern manner from the conventional type of In strument panel. The safety panel, free of projecting knobs, la but one of many details which contribute to ward passenger security In the re designed safety Interiors of the new Oldsmoblle. Body lines are lower and cleaner than before. Fenders are unusoually wide, deeply valanced and of heavier gauge metal than in pre vious models. Bullet-type headlamps are mounted low on the crowns of the front fenders. While the head lamps appear to the eye aa part of the fenders themselves, actually the headlamps are demountable for econ omy'a sake In case of fender damage. T ;"The new automatic safety trans mission, which was offered only after five years of development and test ing, represents one of the most Im portant contributions that Oldsmo blle haa made to modern motoring," asserts Rook Emerson, manager of the new firm. Jerry Ogly. who la well known Along automobile row, and Bill Aus tin have accepted sales positions with the Medford Distributing corporation. LOKDON (CP) Even those who have had occasional visions of pink mloe might well exclaim at the array of colored mice exhibited at Market Hall. Not only were there pink mice, white mice, and mouse-colored mice, but blue mice, silver mice, black mice, red mice, gold mice, chocolate mice and multicolored mice. PLYMOUTH sun rncea . Low At aaw g $53 . ''L. Ilk '"' "J) ffej Thi938 L&AXZ&S-m.,- ! V- La- SSiJ $779 SENSATIONAL Delivered In Medford FIEECE ALLEKf MtaftTQR 112 So. Riverside. L. C. Taylor, Managing Owner Jackson County Distributor and Plymouth Cars. Phone 150 1938 fit-1nJT sXteSM)?i jm i XfV saws mmwr 4 -", f , $t A This Victoria Coupe has room for five passengers, all inside there Is no rumble using tha 101-horteoowar 6-Sttr endrie. The wheelbase On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to rind Them on the uiai KEX. Portland. U80: KFi. tsau. Los Angeles: KFRC. 610. Ban Pran clsco; KGA. 1470. Spokane: Klio. 700. San Francisco. KOW, oau Portland; KJR. 970. Seattle: KNX. 10S0. Los Angeles: KOA. 830. Den ver: KOIN. 940. Portland: SOMU, 928. Seattle: KPO. 680, San Fran cisco: KSL. 1130. salt Lake. Sunday snn iNnr) -onrert KnO. KCiA. KJR; Nelson Eddy. KPO, KFI, KQW. (CBS) drama. KhX. 6:30 (CBS) Birthday Party, KNX. a-nn inrci Hollvtt'ood Plavhousc, KOO, KEX. KGA; Manhattan Merry-Oo-Round, KPO, KOW, KFI. (CBS) symphony orchestra, KNX. KOIN. KSL. a-sn fNRm Familiar Music. KPO. KOW, KFI; Fischer's Journal, KOO, KOA. 7:00 (CBSI Hollywood Show Case. KNX. KSL. (NBC) Foundation. KOO. KOA: Hawthorne House, KPO, KFI, KOW. 7:30 INBC) Carnival. KPO. KQW. KFI. (CBS) Headlines tc Bylines, KNX. KSL. Edward's School, KOIN. 8:00 (CBS) Lloyd Pantages, KNX. (NBC) Irene Rich, drama, KOO, KEX, KOA, KJR; Interesting Neigh bors. KPO. OFI, KOW. 8:15 (NBC) sketch, KPO, KFI. KOW; Reader's Guide, KOO KOA. (CBS) Freeman's orchestra, KSL. u-Mft imci .Turk Bennv. KPO. KOW. KFI; trio. KGA: Music by Cugat. KOO. (CBS) canaways or chestra, KNX. 8:45 (NBC) News, KGO, KOA. 9:00 (CBS) King orchestra, KSL (NBC) Tales of California. KOO; Busse's orchestra, KOA; Night Editor. KPO. KFI. KOW. 9:15 (CBS) King's orchestra. KNX. (NBC) Rapp's orchestra. KOA: Treas ure Island, KPO. KFI, KOW. 9:30 (NBC) One Man's Family. KPO. KFI, KOW; Bestor's orchestra. KGA, KJR; nines' orchestra, KOA; Concert Hall, KOO. 9:46 (CBS) Norvo's orchestra. KSL. (NBC) University Explorer, KOO; Bestor's orchestra. KEX. SEE IT TODAY e mown I iiwi immmmmmmmtmtmi.mmmmmmmLM,,-w-immrnmmm' just a FEW Dollars More than the Lowest Priced Cars Hudson 6 Victoria 10:00 (NBC) Richfield Reporter, KPO. KFI. KGW: Mojlca's orchestra, KOO. KGA. KEX. (CBS) Young's orchestra, KOIN; Sam Hayes, news, KNX. 10:15 (NBC) Bridge to Dreamland. KPO, KFI. KGW: (CBS) Tin Pan Allies. KOIN. 10:30 (NBC) Hornlk's orchestra. KGO; Jules Radinsky. KOO, KJR; Bridge to Dreamland, KGW. 10:45 (CBS) Bob Crosby's orches tra, KNX. KSL. 11:00 (NBC) Organist. KGO, KOA; Winston's orchestrs. KPO, KOW. (CBS) Door to the Moon. KNX, KSL. KOIN. 11:16 (NBC) Organist, KEX. 11 :30 (NBCI Reveries, KPO. KOW; (CBS) Young's orchestra, KNX, KSL. Monday 5:00 (NBC) Concert Petit. KGO, KEX, KGA; Swarthout's orchestra. KPO. KFI. (CBS) Maurice's orches tra. KNX. KOIN; Heldt's orchestra. KSL. 5:15 (NBC) Royallats, KOO, KOA. 6:30 (NBC) Vanity Fair. KOO. KGW. KFI. KGA; trio. KPO, KEX. ICBS) Hawaiian Moon Casino, KNX. 6:00 (CBS) Drama. KNX. KOIN, KSL. (NBC) Philadelphia orchestra, KGO; Martin's orchestra, KGW; Re porter, KPO. 6:15 (N B C) Martin a orchestra, KOA; political talk, KPO. 6:30 (NBC) Hour of Charm. KPO, KFI, KGW. 7:30 (CBS) King's orchestra, KNX. KOIN. KSL; (NBC) Black's orches tra, KPO, KGW, KFI; Warden Lawes, KGO. KGA. 7:30 (NBC) Eddie Cantor tor Burns k Allen. KPO, KFI; Rsdlo Forum, KGO. (CBS) Concert Hall, KNX. 8:00 (NBC) Amos Andy. KPO. KFI. KOW: Land of the Whatsit, KGO. (CBS) Noetic Melodies. KSL: Scattergood Balnes, KNX, KOIN. 8:15 (NBC) Lum tc Abner, KGO, KGA. KEX: Uncle Ezra. KPO. KFI, KOW. (CBS) Boake Carter, KNX, KOIN. KSL. 8:30 (NBC) Voice of Firestone. KPO, KFI. KGW; Msgnolla Blos soms, KOA: news. KOO. (CBS) Pick & Pat, KNX. KOIN. KSL. 8:4ft (CBS) Arden's orchestrs, KOO. 9:00 (NBC) McOee tc Molly. KPO, KOV, KFI; Stanford university. KOO. (CBS) Heldt's orchestra, KNX, KOIN. SAFETY it Coupe teat. This if one of tile 1938 modtll U 122 inch 9:15 (NBC) Bestor'a orchestrs KEX; Dance Hour. KOO; Saiety First, KPO. 9:30 (NBO) Vox Pop. KPO. KFI, KGW; Memory Lane, KGO, KEX, KSL. KOA. (CBS) Tucker's orchestra. KSL. 9:45 (CBSI Styles. KNX; Tuckers orchestra KSL. I NBO) Roger's or chestra. KOA. KEX. 10:00 (NBC) Richfield Reporter, KPO. KOW, KFI: Caatle's orchestra. KGO, KOA. (CBS) Sam Hayes, news, KNX; Dot & Four Dashes, KOIN. 10:16 (CBS) White Fires. KNX, KOIN, KSL; (NBC) Sports ursphlc. KPO. 10:30 INBC) Orleg's orchestra. KGO, KEX. KFI. KOA: Slumber Hour, KGO; Hornlk's orchestra, KPO, KGW. 10:45 (NBC) Crier's orchestra. KOO. (CBS) McCoy's orchostrc. KNX, KSL, 11:00 (NBC) Carson, organist, KOO, KGA; Reichman's orchsstra, KPO, KFI, KGW. (CBS) Norvo's orchestra, KOIN.' COUNTRY JITTERY. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S. (AP) President Roosevelt took occasion in an Armistice Day proclamation to ex press again today the United States' "wish to pursue a policy of pface." He aald that international "law lessness and strife': which "now threatens International security and even civilization itself" made it par ticularly fitting that it should be expressed again at this time. The president added that the world situation also made It Appro priate for this country "to adopt every practicable means to avoid war, to work for restoration of confidence and order among nations, and to re peat that the will to peace still charactlrlzes the great majority -of the people of the earth." WINDOW GLASS We tell window lass and will replace your broker windows reasonably Trow bridge Oab met Works NOW ON Known the World 0vr u a Pioneer in Safety, Dodge Give You Genuine Equal-Preggure Hydraulio Brakei the World'! Finest Still Further Improved . . . Safety All Steel Body .. , High-Safety Interiori with 'Lustre-Lounge' Appointment . . , Safety Glaai Throughout . . , Scientific Safe-Viaion Head, lighting I NEW 1938 PRICES DETROIT. Oct. 33. Following ctOM j tha reltaM of Information giving detailed descriptions of the new 193S Dodge pasftenger-car models and an enumeration of the forty-seven pro gressive Improvement and refine ment which they Incorporate, prices for the new Dodge line were announc ed today by A. vanDerZee, genera-l sales manager of the Dodge division of Chrysler Corporation. "These prices relate to vehicles which represent In every way In creased values to our customers," tsaid vanDerZee in making tho prtco an nouncement. "These car are equip ped with larger a-nd more costly hy draulic brakes, sli-pleco die-caat ra diator grilles, more luxuriously ap pointed interiors, almplifled driving control and many additional new or Improved features which enhance their beauty of appearance and fur ther Increase their efficiency, com fort and economy of operation. "It will be noted that these prices in the a.800 range place Dodge In Identically the same relative posi tion, prioewlse at has occupied with such conspicuous success during re cent years just above the oars of lowest price range: the price-leader In Its own field, and fourth largest seller among all cars In the market." The prlcea on these new models are "ready to run" delivered at Detroit, including federal excise taxes, safety glass, bumpers, spare tire and tube. and fendera and sheet metal colors to moach body color; any atatw or local taxes and dealers' transportation charges to be addd: four-door sedan SPECIAL Don't Miss This Opportunity to Buy A Real Cheap Used Car Save From S25 to S200 on a Real Fine USED CAR See Our Classified Ads LANGE'S FOR USED CARS Lange Motor Car Co. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Used Car Lot 25 So. Riverside Showroom 38 No. Rlverid DISPLAY C. for Dodge t90S; two-door sedan $858: coupe $808; rumble seat coupe 858; four door touring fed m 1870. prices on convertible models and seven pass enger sedans will b announced shortly. Report received at Introductory meetings held In 30 key cities and attended by 31.338 deatera. salesmen and other personnel. Indicated that while butlnea activity Is at differ ent levels in various sections, the general appraisal of the outlook was good to excellent. This was substan tiated by the fact that new model orders already placed at the factory exceed by 40 per cent the number of orders received for new models at this tlmo last year. The Dodge dealer organlaation cloa ed Its 1P37 model year reporting the largest sftlca year in Its history, hav ing delivered at retail 511.239 Dodge and Plymouth pawengw cars and Dodge commercial cars and trucks. Lewis Super Shows Deluxe Auto Heater Everyone ran enjoy comfortable winter driving with the new Good rich super de luxe heater, recently Introduced here by the Lewis Super Service station, local Goodrich dealer. Their modern streamline appearance will blend wtth any car Interior. The unusual new heater throws hot air to the windshield defroster, the pass?nRer's feet, the driver's feet and the entire car, all at the same time. The new heaters, as well as all Ooodrlch products, may be purchased on the Goodrich budget plan, accord ing to Jack Anstey, budget manager. Women as Referee NEW YORK (DPI Women are being trained for positions as referees In a new course offered at Hunter college this fall. The students will learn how to handle women's sports and children's games. WE ARE OFFERING PRICES YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE ANYWHERE IN OREGON LOWER THAN ALL BOOK PRICES AT OUR The Big New 1938 mm 47 PROGRESSIVE DISTINGUISHED NEW BEAUTY! . . . NEW "SIM PLIFIED DRIVING" CONTROL! . . . ELEGANT NEW "LUSTRE-LOUNGE" INTERIOR! . . . 1938 "SILENCED AIRGLIDE RIDE!" . . . GREATER DRIVING PROTECTION! PLUS THE AMAZING MONEY-SAVING FEATURES THAT HAVE LED 142,525 PEOPLE TO SWITCH FROM OTHER CARS TO DODGE IN THE PAST YEAR! The New 1938 Dodge NOW ON DISPLAY INDUSTRIAL PACE AT LOWEST POINT WW YORK. Oct. 3S. API The Industrial pace dropped to ths lowest level In more than a year this week, 13 per cent under the May pe.k. The Associated Press seasonally ad Justed Index sank to 04.4 per cent of the 1029-'30 avers? from 96 3 the week before and compared with tMJ.8 a, year ago. Steel mill operations, cotton manu facturing activity, resident lul build ing and freight cnrloadings all mov ed at a slower rate than In the same period last year. 8tel operations and residential building sank; to new lows for the year. The former reflected curtailed buying on the part of automobile producers and railroads as well as slower demand from other consumer. Freight loadings dipped fraction ally aa small -lot shipments declined sharply. Industrial freight movement fell less than seasonally expected. Automobile assembles continued to show substantial seasonal gains over revent weeks ns production of new mm NO RED TAPE NO DELAYS LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION 8th and Front. Phone 1300 SHOWROOMS! NEW IMPROVEMENTS! ... modl speeded up. Cotton Burnt (ecturtnr lo moved ahead of ko preceding week. MODEL FARM CUTS UPSTATE VALUES MrMmuVTLB. Ore.. Oct IS AH "Temhltl ferme," a. federal resettle merit admlnlatratloa experimental project, glvea Yamhill eminty tha na tion target model farm but It ateo cut luaeased valuation total. Aneeraor W. L. Oabome reported tt county total of valuea 1 but 4MO more than laat year and land value have dropped nearly 350.000, despite inrreeslng value and new buUdlnf acttntle. Th reuon. Oeborn ld. wa be cause government land can not be taxed until they revert to Individual. 21, LIVIN ANIMALS 00 NOT .SHIP 2 Wjjft TOO can't aleep. eitbac vrtua you're worried by bllkx Cut on those anto. repair Mil! Get a low-prlee used ear that's re conditioned and P L.B D O BAfKKn by sandy to operate, with smoothness and freedorar from breakdown! Voull never find' tha Stude baker engineer (leeptngt They keep abend of tha parade wttt breath-taking tyte and breath taking performance, alway af ferlng the latest 'advances In automobile msnnfae taring, you get top' performance when yon drive a studebaker snd you get It for a few rents a day more than for a loweet. priced carl PROOF IHAt OPPOMTM USUALLY DO NOT (UHI EACH OTHEB 8tudlea of Termaa (Stanford University) tend to snow tha tendency I 'for like to marry Ilk that there I a fall corre lation between husband and wlf In Intelligent, appear ance, etc. in i J3 i ft Yf 'W TTrtW"