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Two Million More Operating
Cars This Year Than In
1929 Travel More Miles.
New York. Nov. 11. (Spl.)
Marking a gain of 70 billion
miles over the total for pros
perous 1U29, the Thanksgiving
period now approaching finds
the American people about to
complete 250 billion miles of
motor transportation for the
year.
Two million more people are
operating passenger cars today
than in the lush days of '29,
according to the forthcoming is
sue of "Automobile Facts," pub
lished by the Automobile Manu
facturers association. Almost a
million more trucks are serving
the farmer and the business man.
In a country which owns nearly
70 per cent of the world's auto
mobiles, two out of every three
families in the United States
now own a private car.
To the motorists using their
cars daily for. business and pleas
ure, as well as to the six and
one-half million people who look
to the automobile industry for
support, this expanded service
obtained from the nation's motor
transport system represents an
Important reason for giving
thanks. For behind this figure
of increased highway usage lies
a story of constant gains achiev
ed by the American people. A
new freedom of movement has
contributed to changes which
make living better today for
millions, despite the serious
problems which still beset the
nation.
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The Studebaker Champion Coudc for 1940, which has just made its bow
in local motor circles. The Champion, a new car for a new era because
of its lack of excess, inefficient weight, was able to establish many
brilliant endurance and economy records during the summer of 1939.
Auxiliary "opera seats provide room for two additional passengers.
Fifty percent of American
home exteriors are painted
white, less than one percent red
or blue.
It's Summertime the Year Around
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From the film capital, where
they say it's warm the year
around, comes this attractive pic
ture of New Universale newest
"summertime girls," Anne
G w y n n e and Peggy Moran,
posed on the slender hood of a
new 1940 Nash. And though
the leaves may be swirling and
the frost on the pumpkin where
you are, you can stop worrying
about winter right now, if the
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Shown above Is the series SO super four sedan, one oi the two ultra-modern lines added
by Buick for -1940 now being displayed at Skinner s Garaqe. local Bulck dealer. The new model
has a completely new design, embodying style and utility features not heretofore accomplish
ed in the industry.
latest reports from the automo
bile shows are correct. Winter
motoring is said to be on its
way to a greatly increased popu
larity as the result of the latest
development in conditioning mo
tor cars for winter driving. Ac
cording to Nash officials, the
1940 "Weather Eye" conditioned
air system has been radically
improved, making the new Nash
a "summertime car" the year
around. With this ingenious sys
tem at work, the driver merely
orders the spring or summer
weather he wants by setting a
tiny, radio-like control and the
"Weather Eye" delivers it, re
gardless of temperature changes
outside the car, according to
Walter W. Abbey, Medford Nash
dealer.
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Governor to Speak.
Silverton, Nov. 11. (fl) Gov
ernor Sprague will speak at Sil
verton high school dedication
ceremonies December 6.
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Lend us ur Ears
LEND US YOUR EARS which suffer
from blaring radios and the roar
of city traffic. Bring them in today
and listen to the new Nash tell its
own unbelievable story.
Sure, you can loot for you'll never
see a car so excitingly beautiful!
But get inside . . . and close your eyes.
For here's where the fun begins!
hills, cars fly by like soundless
phantoms on a silver screen. Gone
is the shrieking of wind, the squeal
ing of tires, the rumble of the road.
In this restful silence, cares and wor
ries go winging off. And if you
dread going back to that noisy city,
why find your spot and spend the
night in your Nash convertible bed.
dust and cold the year 'round; gives
you automatic fresh air and warmth.
nd this is the first car built com
bining Individual Coil Springing in
front with long, Synchronous
Springs and Super-Shock Absorb
ers in back.
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Chicago, Nov. 11. (F) "Not
one cent; not one soldier," should
be the nation's reply to any ap
peal from European belligerents
for aid, says General Charles
P. Summerall, former chief of
staff of the U. S. army.-
"Let the American people re
solve never agnin to engage in
wars not made upon them," he
asserted In an address to the
Union League club.
"There can be no greater fal
lacy than to say we should save
others from defeat. ' We
cannot settle their quarrels nor
maintain the balance of power
in Europe.
A.F.L. Wins.
Marshfield, Nov. 11. (IP)
The American Federation of
Labor won the national labor re
lations board election at the Coos
Bay Lumber company today.
Acclaimed by over 50,000 happy owners
Studebaker Champion owners can tell you that they're get
" ting 10 to 25 better gasoline economy than any other
leading lowest price car can give. And this good-looking,
restful-riding, super-safe Champion la a distinctive full
fledged team mate of Studebaker's Commander and Presi
dent. Come in and go for a thrilling 10-mile Champion trial
drive. Low down payment easy C.I.T. terms.
SANDERSON
207 SOUTH HIVERSIDE
MOTOR CO.
PHONE 1385
See if you can hear the engine idle . . ,
the shifting of gears. Try to teil
where concrete ends, and country
begins. Try to guess within a 20
mile margin what speed you're
going.
Then look at the speedometer up front!
Outside your window . . . houses,
Yes you'll be amazed at the quietness
achieved by Nash engineering.
We, alone, use Nash-pioneered Sand
Mortex Soundproofing and a double
frame with fourteen Fabreeka
body mountings to soak up sound.
We, alone, have the amazing Weather
Eye System which shuts out noise,
Ride in it then drive it. Get behind
the wheel and learn about the new
Arrow-Flight Steering, the new
Fourth Speed Forward with Auto
matic Overtake . . . the new Sealed
Beam lights.
See your Nash Dealer today, learn
' about new lower prices, and the
exclusive engine that's an economy
winner then start having funl
Want to Feel like a
PROBABLY you're a big shot al
ready to someone, so you know
something of how good it feels.
What we mean is, how'd you likt to
feel like you used to think a big shot
must feel, cruising along in his
big brawny Buick, envy of every
youngster in town?
Fact is, a big brawny Buick this
year's beauty a a Buick is wilhin
your reach right now, if you just
put your mind to it.
A busky headlong 107-horse-powered
giant valve-in-head
straight-eight can be yours to com
mandyou can roll around town
in the staunch and steady
carriage that's sure big,
beautiful and a bearcat
in action when its boss
gives (he wordl
Yes, you can ride in the
gentle lap of Foamtex-cushioned
luxury shift gears with a flip of
your finger, take bumps without
notice in BuiCoil Springing's "full
float" comfort, even signal your
turns by a touch on a lever that
shuts itself off when you're
through with it. '
And what do you pay for all this
budget-bursting prices?
Ix-nayl On the contrary, you can
buy a Buick for less than some
I sixesl And you'll find when you
look into what's included
in these prices that they
cover many an item that
you will be asked to
pay rfra for elsewhere.
All it takes, really, is
the imagination to step up to
the car you've really wanted
and once you've made that,
step, there's no real problem, for
this Buick retains its extra first
cost in the extra trade-in value
it bas when you come to buy
agnin.
So lift your sights. Quit grading
yourself down. This year, go after
the car you really want which
means talking delivered prices and
trade-in terms with your nearest ,
Buick dealer.
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ntn LUnCn rnlbCa Steering Pott Gearshift, the new Hi-Test Safety Glass, Sealtd Beam Headliehts, and Canda Cloth Vphnltttry an standard on alt models.
The Weather Eye conditioned air systtm. Fourth Speed Forward, White Sidewall Tires and Rear Wheel-shields an optional extras. 1800 dealers offer nation-wide service.
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Come In... Get 'Behind the Wheel Start Having Fun!
Walter W. Abbey, Inc.
Ninth and Eartlttt.
Telephone 303
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143 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
PHONE 102
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