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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1949)
MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN " r-r. . - .ice wrfr-a L . . . . -.... . .... -,1 Lp ee THE EVIDENCE Stale Patrolman Jim Corstensen examines o skinning knife and other im i plement confiscated trom two Oregon Tech students last week after they had killed two r awns ot night neor the Oregon Tech campus. The men were fined $304.50 eoch for ille gal possession of deer meat. Small Car Price Cuts In 1950 Seen Because Of New Transmissions Snow, Car Keys Folboat And Bears By MILL JKNK1N8 JOT enough mow last night to win my bet (or me, thnk to gmh. Hull IB days to go to racx up Hint to Inches, but maybe thu U gonna be that open winter people He always hopliig tor. I hope to. DUU H) stunt yesterday that h " lo happen to ell driven sooner or lalrr. Went downtown to plrk up couple ot email Heme, parked Hie rar. dirt my hopplne, within one llork ot the bus and lot bark In trarty to fo home and no key. I'd )nel them eomewhere within block ot I lie rar and within a period ot not over live minutes. So. ot rounie. I backtracked. No keys. Bo, ot roume. I walked home tn the teeth ot a food mil brerte well garnished with dust, debris and even small pebble. Thanka to HMony at the gaa station I got a lilt home, and thank to my wife, who re member! where the puta things. 1 waa able to pirk up the spare art ot keyi and rrecue the old bucket ot bolts. Now 1 only hope X can remember lo get another art ot spares made. QURINO the brerty part ot the ( r.f tour boya assembling one ot those folboat ' deala down at Memorial park. The ranvaa, knock-down, kayak utlalr probably doesn't weigh over Tft pound at the moat and the wind waa kicking up regular nun lature aurt there at the mouth ot Link river. I'm aorry I couldn't ailck around long enough to find out It they were able to make any headway In the fare of the condl- tiana. I presume they weren't be cause when we pawed the apot an hour later they were knocking the rig down. QO the park beara hibernate or alay out all winter? And If they do aleep, wlienT One ot them at least la atlll up and around In hla pen at Moore park, looking fat and healthy. The park, by the way, la a pretty light on these aunny winter daye. Thou big old plnra have a warm color despite the nip In the alt. and Uie blue mountain! at the end of the lake are worth driving out to get a squint at. Teener's Delight 9361 vzi f . Ill it 12. 14. 18. Size U takea 4 yards it Inch fabric: ' yard contrast. This rasy-lo-use pattern glvei prrfrrt fit. Complete. Illustrated Bew Chart shows you every step. Kend TWENTY-FIVE t'KNTH In coins fur the pattern to MARIAN MAHTIN, care of Klamath Falls llrrald-Newa. Pattern Dept.. PO, Bog (740. Chicago SO, III Print plainly VOI R NAMK, ADDRRHM, .(INK, 81.K. HTVI.E Nl'MHKR. Dont mlim our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Bock I Hmart, new clothes to sew at home. Olfl Ideas by the score. Bend fifteen cents for this bonk a Free Pattern la printed In the boob a new wesklt to wear with your skirts and dresses I DETROIT, Dec. t lIV-Home 1M0 model automoollra are going to cost a little lest than the current models. The lower price will result from the reductions being made for some automatic transmissions. The cut aren't very greit from 126 to HO but many Industry observers are In them evidence of a trend toward lower car prices. Bo far automatic transmissions have been confined to cars In the middle and Higher price fields. In Uie last year or two they have be. come Increasingly popular. The de mand for them has grown so steadi ly that Chevrolet and Ford will hava them next year. Chevrolet will announce Its de vice soon after January 1 with pres entation of tu IBM models. Ford haa disclosed Its transmission, de veloped In cooperation with Borg. Warner, will be ready next aummer. Popular With but one or two exceptions all makes of cars above the low price group tow have some form of automatic transmission. In some Instances they have been made standard equipment, with corres ponding price adjustments. Where they are optional at extra cost public demand haa been ao great that relatively few cars have been turned nut without them. So the transmission price cut current ly being made amount. In effect, to a reduction In the price of the cara affected. That's Uie view ot many Industry observers. They add that had the 124 to 140 transmission price cuts been announced merely as reduc tions In car prtcee they probably would have gained much wider car buyer interest. UM Cuts In all instances the reductions so far announced affect General Mo tors transmissions Bulck'a Dyna flow and the Hydra-matlc used by Cadillac, Oldmobile and Pontlac, aa well as Lincoln and Nash under contract with CM. Bulck'a cut of S40 on lu Dyna flow brings the price down to SI 60, ' only a couple of dollars more than the price of the Hydra-matlc as used on Oldsmoblle, Pontlac and Nash. Thus perhaps a keener com petitive fight ma be expected be tween the torque-converting Dyna- flow type and the gear-shifting Hydra-matlc. Certainly OM t transmission divi sion la pouting out both typea In Increasing volume. The greater pro duction volume has been given aa the reason for the price cuts thus far announced. When OM returned to peacetime operations after the war It got lu output of Hydra-matlca up to 1000 unit a day. Now they are rolling out at around 3O00 a day. Bulck'a Dynaflow was Introduced less than two years ago, yet .more than J3S.- 000 umu alreaJy have been built. Contrary to some earlier expec tation the forthcoming Chevrolet and Ford transmissions probably will not be low priced units. Ford has aald the price will be "under 1160." Chevrolet has made no price comment, but mort guesses are that It will not be much under the same figure. Industry quarters have heard a higher powered engine will go Into Chevrolels equipped with the auto matic transmission. This, too, has not been confirmed at the company offices. crowds to see a new automobile In Hudson history," he aald.. Approximately 1300.000 people visited Hudson dealers' showrooms on the Pacemaker announcement day and the day following," Van Deraee said. "Projected reports from our field organization enow over SOOO orders were taken the day the car waa announced and the day following." Hudson Show Draws Crowds More than 1300.000 people aaw the new Hudson Pscemaker, Hudson motor car company's entry In a lower price field. In dealers' show rooms through-nit the country dur ing the first two days the csr waa on display report N. K. VenDerzee. vice president In charge of tales. "This waa one of the largest Threw Stenographers Out Of Five Prefer A Raval Typewriter. 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