The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 8

The Daily Chronicle, OcteKer '4, 1950 Longer Product Service Seen As Aid To Rubber Stockpile Research and development in the tot 10 years has lengthened the strvlce Lie of both crude and manmade rubbers so lhat today practically all Industrial rubber products are made to higher specifications end wear longer then those manufactured a decade ago. 60 declares W. L. technical superintendent of the B. P.

Goodrich company's industrial products division, pointing out. lhat one of the reasons the nation will not have as much trouble creating a satisfactory rubber stockpile a i did previously Is that pound for pound the material gives more service. ThU is fortunate, he said, because annual rubber consumption of the U. S. now exceeds a million tons compared with 650,000 in 1940.

Today, for example, some con t-eyor belts 'outclass their 1940 WE FEATURE NEW. STEWART- WARNER WHEEL BALANCING Brind new, but fuljy proved method. All four wheels balanced without removal from cir. Actual road-condition balancing --every wheel in perfect balance. Tire, tube, wheel, hub cap, brake drum, balanced as one unit--ilectrmically.

Ends road pounding, xs- lurejVsmoother ride, saves tires and other moving parts of the car. Now Under New Management N. OLMSTEAD SERVICE Ml W. Slain Centralia Phone 6-6111 counterparts by as much as 60 icrcent on tonnage carried, Ten rears ago, large coal mining com- janles expected conveyor belts to carry 25,000,000 tons of coal on certain installations. On such Jobs today, belts hare a potential of 40,000 tons carried.

Bells being produced now for conveying hot naterials carry percent greater tonnage within the belt life than belts lii same category carried only 10 years ago. Conservative estimates indicate 100 percent improvement in the service lile of oil-resisting conveyor belts during the past decade. Willys' Price Boost Slight TOLEDO, Oct. re cent labor cost advances up to 12 percent, paralleling other rates in the industry, and average increase in material costs of almos nine percent, Willys-Overland is advancing its lis! prices only two to eight percent Lyman W. Slack, vice-president in charge of distribution, had announced today.

On two models in the Willy line no price changes are being made and on two others slight increases, he said. New prices were effective September 27 Slack declared the revisions repre sent a minimum necessary to mee the problem of rising production The change is the only gen jral price increase on Willys-Over land products since July of 1948. September production at the To ledo plant, according to Slack, wil exceed production for the sam month last year by 25 percent The output for the six month 1 period since March 31 when nev Willys models were introduced, wil exceed by 22 percent productioi lor the corresponding period in 1949. Madrid, the capital, lies almos at the geographic center of Spain IT WILL PAY NOW! To Service Your Car with Permanent ANTIFREEZE It Usts all winter. Don't get caught and have to get up some night and drain the radiator.

We have a good supply, SHATTUCK MOTORS Your Local DODGE PLYMOUTH Dealer 4th and Market Chehalis I A FOR WINTER SAFETY goes on In our grease pit Is something (hat every motorist should see! Everv tar re-lubricated from bumper to bumper. Every model is serviced according to needs of maVc and year. Drive up and see! if Mobiloil if Mobilubrication Let Us Drain And Refill Your Radiator with Anti- Freeze EDDINS AUTO CO, 208 S. TOWER CENTRALIA DIAL 6-5831 New 1951 Mercury, Studebaker And Hudson Slated For Market Here is the new Plymouth Special Suburban, a luxurious all-metal'utility vehicle which is (he latest addition to the Plymouth line of automobiles. 'It is now being produced and shipped to dealers throughout the country.

Plymouth Announces Production of Luxurious New Utility Car Production is under way ar.d shipments are being made to dealers throughout the country of the Plymouth Special Suburban, according to R. C. Somerville, general sales manager of Plymouth Motor Corp. The Special Suburban Is an all- metal utility vehicle with luxury sedan refinements. Patterned along the lines of Uie DeLuxe Suburban, which Plymouth first introduced in 1949, the new Special Suburban has retained the styling and utility features which made the DeLuxe Suburban an immediate success.

In addition, there are 37 different improvements which add to the car's beauty and contort. The exterior of the new car is richly trimmed with chrome and there are many interior refinements. Seat cushions and backs are upholstered in tan Bedford cord; the instrument panel, the windshield garnish moldings and the door garnish moldings are tan leather grained, and the radio grille is chrome-plated. There are arm rests for both front and rear seati, and assist straps for the rear seats. Appointments throughout the inferior have been carefully planned to provide maximum comfort and beauty.

The Special Suburban often the same three-cars-in-one utility that characterizes the DeLuxe Suburban. It has the riding comfort of a fine sedan, and is easily converted into a roomy cargo carrier. DETROIT, Oct. VP) more 1951 automobiles are scheduled to reach the market this month Hudson, Mercury and Studebaker. Engineering and styling details and Increased price tags for the Hudson line already have been disclosed.

The new Mercury models have been shown privately to dealers and industry along with the 1951 Lincolns which dealers will display In November. Prices Indefinite Company 'executives haven't commented on pricing plans for the ew Mercury and Studebaker mod- Is, but Industry analysts take It or granted the tags will be higher han the 1950 listings. Studebaker's pricing plans are luilding up a little more than lormal interest. With Its Cham lion Studebaker compete!) the low price field along with Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth. Forci will be the first of the lattet hree to come out--some time in November.

Thus Studebaker may disclose its price program ahead if its major competitors, Trend Set However, there appears little doubt anywhere In the industry quarters lhat all car makers will move their prices upward. Wlier Kaiser-Frazer announced prices for ts new Henry Jf Kaiser, K-F president, said he ex- peeled other manufacturers In the, ow price field to advance their tilings. Hudson will have hydra-matic i-ansniisslon as optional equipment; Mercury wiii ialioduce new ncrc-o-matio transmission a Studebaker is expected to make its lutomatle transmission available on he Champion models ss optional equipment. Handicapped Worker Is Manpower Asset Emphasizing that handicapped workers are manpower assets when properly placed in jobs according to their individual skills, interests and abilities, Hugh Allen, manager of the Centralia office of the Employment Security Department today had urged all employers to survey their plants for potential job openings for qualified handicapped workers. "Surveys conducted among employers of virtually thousands ol handicapped workers," Allen pointed out, "disclosed that the handicapped compare equally well and in many Instances out-perform their able-bodied fellow workers on production, regularity of attendance and job tenure." He said these studies have revealed many other attributes of handicapped workers.

He said observations prove conclusively that the handicapped are just as efficient, just as reliable and just as careful in the performance of their duties. "From its orgin NEPH Week has won increasc-a support from interested groups--both public and private," Allen recalled. In addition to the various state employment offices which are assisting in the program, most government, labor, fraternal, veteran and trade organizations are cooperating to make this year's observance of NEPH Week a success. Allen said that employers of the Lewis county area could make a real contribution by surveying their job openings now to determine the actual physical requirements at each with a view to filling them with handicapped workers. said it would be difficult to find a job which some handicapped person could not perform well.

He explained that each handicapped worker is considered strictly on his individual capacities, which are matched with the requirements oj the job to be performed. "In one way or another," Allen emphasized, "We are all handicapped for certain Job's--even though we may be considered He urged all employers to either call or place their orders in person with the Centralia employment service office, located at 118 West Magnolia street. The number is 6-7651. U. S.

Ilaxseed production reached a peak in 1948. HEADED FOR TROUBLE--The French airplane carrier Dix- mude, her flight deck loaded with American fighter planes, glides tinder San Francisco's Golden Gate bridge, headed across the Pacific. The planes will aid French troops now fighting Communist rebels in Indo-China. We arc Windshield Wiper Specialists on all makes of cars! We a com-' Don't going it Kind. Hue i of root windshield tlur ALWAYS! known La om Windshield Spwijistj repiit brands lor every rtplire joon.

Save on 007 ipxuj dfftt Drfre ffioit of in todtyl, ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC ARTHOR E. COOK 986 Chehalis Ave. 408 W. Main Chehalii Phone 8-3324 Cenlralia Phone 6-3324 ft UK Orffmt! Ftt The competence lhat comes thru careful training, lonff experience and skilled supervision characterizes our mechanics. Your electric motor is repaired here-PROPERLY AND ON TIME TINGSTROM'S ELECTRIC SHOP 309 W.

Main Cenlralia Dial 6-4852 HfINU RUPTURE PltES (Hemorrtioldj) Tmtri Mill KispiU tpifititi lOiOOwililOOMon.lhioiitlifii, Until 1:00 P.m. Fri C-l. DrM, Jf.D. THE DEAN CLINIC IN OUR 40 1h N.E. Comer and Grand Telephone EAit 3918 Portland 14, On.

Dbg in Trouble PEORIA, can dog's friend, too. The hound in this case stuck his head into a foot-long drain tile and couldn't get it out. p. Wineland, a painter, heard a whimpering and took the dog and its ceramic collar to a veterinarian, A little liquid soap, a gentle pull and the doj was free. with a SURE-GRIP recap.

Sharp, square-shoudered I sluds reduce winter driving: hazards i dependable traction through soft snow, slush and mud. Remember, an ounce of prevention is worth a jicund of cure. See us now about SURE-GRIP recaps for your tires. It takes just to make them safe and "like new" again. NAISMITH DAVIS 214 No.

Pearl Centralia To Introduce Our New TUNE-UP SPECIALIST Mr. Gilbert Barr We Offer This TUNE-UP SPECIAL! You Can Have Him Give Your Car a COMPLETE TUNE-UP FOR $9 on Sixes and $12 on 8-cyl. Models (Plus Parts) This Special is good until Oct. 15, 1950 spurs OLDtMOBILE SERVICE RED TRUCKS Pearl and Locust, Centralia Dial 6-3348 He will clean and calibrate your carburetor, a throttle linkage and set for altitude, overhaul distributor, check the automatic and manual advance, a valves, clean battery cables, a voltage regulator and test coil, test fuel and vacuum pump, check fuel tine, tighten heads and manifolds and other items to give your car peak performance. gwice" Covering a Complete 'CHECK-UP" AND "TUNE-UP FOR YOUR CAR! II CHECK AND CLEAN SPARK PLUGS ADJUST CARBURETOR CHECK BRAKES AND STEERING MOTOR TUNEUP CHECK BATTERY Don't Overlook Our Lubrication tut Us Setwise (fowt PRIM DISTRIBUTOR DODGE TRUCKS 110 1OU1M NAII IIIIIT WASHINGTON.