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1 4 Port V-SUNDAY, NOV. 1 1, 1951 3t1gClCg CtmC0 TRIP TO DESERT WONDERLAND BUICK'S XP-300 BOASTS MANY SAFETY FEATURES Car Shortage Expected Soon Chluta Tribun prtu tmmtt DETROIT, Nov. 10 A short-age of new cars in the near future Is seen as a possibility by the National Automobile Deal "The windshield, made of Buick's Easy-Eye glass with a shaded band across the top, is mounted at an angle in keeping with the general style of the car. The steering wheel is of the VA XSP? aJ The museum will contain exhibits of the varied natural features of the monument, including geology, botany, archeology, wild animal and bird life. Work is already under way to restore the area to its original and natural condition, A trip to this area during this season is truly worth while and the motorist will find plenty of good accommodations if he wishes to make it a week-end visit The distance from Los Angeles is 143 miles and the highways are in excellent condition.

1855. It was he who designated the placed Palms" when describing it in his original field notes. On Sept. 22, 1950, the Oasis of Maru, which contains what is left of the original 29 palm trees, was donated to the National Park Service by the Twentynine Palms leading real estate developers of the area. This approximately 60-acre, well-known landmark is now a part of the Joshua Tree National Monument and the government plans the construction of a museum here.

Continued from 12th Page built up among the rocks and on the mesa. Leaving Pioneertown we re turned to Yucca Village and turning i left continued on to Twentynine Palms, where we checked in at Twentynine Palms Inn, which was to be our head' quarters while there. Bob Van jLahr, manager of the inn, acted as guide on a tour of the Joshua Tree National Monument the hext day. The monument was established on Aug. 10, 1936, and has a gross acreage of with 655,961 acres in Federal ownership.

Steady Climb From the inn we drove into DREAM CAR Charles A. Chayne, left, General Motors engineering chief who designed Buick's XP-300, chats with Ivan L. Wiles, general manager of Buick, or press preview of experimental auto held at Santa Ana last week. CHEVROLET CELEBRATES ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY racing car type with three sim ple spokes and a soft rubber rim. It is adjustable in or out along the shaft, allowing the driver to set it to the most comfortable position for driving.

Side windows are operated. hy-draullcally. The doors are 'opened by a push button which also contains the lock. A svstem of Dower-fipratpd jacks makes changing a flat tire simpie. a pusn of a button raises either side of the car as desired.

Traffic Headache Growing in U.S. Traffic congestion is on the Increase in 12 of the nation's metropolitan areas because one-quarter of the population now lives in those areas, according to Larry Benson, general manager of Herb Mendelson Pontiac, Santa Monica dealership. "Those congested metropolitan areas include Los Angeles and San Francisco," Benson said, "CHIcago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Washington, Baltimore, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and New York are the others." DISCOVER! The ROYAL ROAD to ROMANCE! 60 days of the most fun you ever had! Make a guided tour to romance and adventure with th First Annual Inter-American Goodwill Trailer Coach Tour to: MEXICO and CENTRAL AMERICA LEAVES EL PASO, TEXAS Dec. 1, IC5I RETURNS FEB.

IS52 58 couples already signed. Call, write or phone WALLY BYAM ITSS N. Main Lot Angtlu CA. 4193 30th BIRTHDAY SALE the monument area near the eastern end of town. The road from this point leads southward in a steady climb into the low mountains, which run the length of the monument area.

Yucca, Joshua trees and smaller desert shrubs line the road along this route and scattered throughout the countryside are rugged rock formations. ii Split Rock, a huge formation with a low cavern under its far side, is an awe-inspiring sight. Beyond here the road winds through a veritable maze of huge rock formations. The canyons in this area are cut through solid layers of rock upon which wind and weather have carved weird figures. After driving through this jungle of gigantic boulders for several miles the foad suddenly breaks on a high level mesa into a great forest Of Joshua trees.

6 There are many points of in- terest to visit in the monument region such as Keys View, Hidden Valley, Pinto Basin Valley, Cottonwood Springs, Lost Horse Well, Quail 'Springs and other areas of scenic charm. Scenic Charm At Keys View the visitor gets a vast panorama of the desert far below and can see the Salton Sea to the southeast. From slightly over 5000 feet at this point the mountains break down to sea level in a succession of steep pitches. On a clear day you can see the date palm farms in the Coachella Valley miles away. Twentynine Palms is a thriving community lying in a valley 49 miles long and 30 miles wide, an expanse of desert dotted I with mounds and a luxuriant display of desert growth, dry lakes, tnud hills and fine desert homes.

This valley was known to the Morongo Indians as the Oasis of Maru "the watering place of little Twentynine Palms is an oasis, -the-northermost in the UhiteiSta'tes2 and it "delved Its aame 'fr5m2ie native Washr' ingfctoia Cfififefa Palms, 26 "of which were growing here when Col. iHenry Washington surveyed fbr government in 22.84 of all the cars assembled by the auto industry. Its truck output totaled 494,575 units, or 36.80 of the industry's aggregate commercial vehicle output. Ford, nearest competitor of Chevrolet, built 1,187,120 Ford cars, or 17.83 of the industry total. Ford's truck volume was 345,800 units, or 25.73 of the total.

Record Told Under restricted use of materials, Chevrolet so far in 1951 has built approximately 985,000 cars and 380,000 trucks. Ford has built about 795,000 Ford cars and 283,000 trucks in the 'same period. Keating noted today that with the exception of three years, his company since 1927 has built more automobiles than any other manufacturer. He recalled also that General Motors seriously considered dropping Chevrolet from Its line of cars in the early 1920s. Chevrolet's first passenger car was a five passenger touring model, with a list price of S2150.

Factory "retail prides, for its current models range from $1428.72 for a two-door sedan to. $2144 for a station wagon. Summarizing Chevrolet's present manufacturing activity, Keating said three government plants are being operated in addition to 28 Chevrolet plants in 20 cities. The government plants produce, shell at Louis? tmd gear, assemblies for tank transmissions at Saginaw, while a third in To-nawanda, N.Y is being, tooled BY DEL SCHRADER "We have in the XP-300 what is undoubtedly the safest, most comfortable, high-performance' car on the road today," Charles A. Chayne, vice-president of General Motors In charge of said last week In unveiling Buick's "dream car" at a press review at Santa Ana.

The car is being shown to the public at the second annual Motorama Exposition at Pan-Pacific which winds up today. The dual, four-wheel brakes on the XP-300 are just one of many safety devices built into the experimental Buick. The adjustment which permits the seats to be raised up or down, or moved forward or backward, coupled with the adjustable steering wheel, guarantees absolute driver comfort and provides maximum vision for drivers of all statures. Strain Relieved The strain of driving is further relieved byr the control which changes the shape of the seat backs. Chayne, Ivan L.

Wiles, vice-president of General Motors and general manager of Buick; Albert Belfie, Buick general sales manager, and Verner P. Mathews, chief engineer of Buick, headed the General Motors executives who came to California to present the car at its first public demonstration. Wiles said, "We have no thought of putting it into production. The material situation precludes any possibility of that. Under present material restrictions it would be practjcally impossible to duplicate this car." Two Carburetors The super-streamlined XP-300 is powered by a 300-horse-power, super-charged V-8 engine hooked up to a special pynaflow unit.

It is mounted on a416-inchwheelbase and has an over-all length of 192.5 inches. It stands 39.1 inches high at the cowl and Is 80 inches wide. The XP-300 is equipped with two aircraft type carburetors. One feeds gasoline into the engine, the other methy alcohol which is injected in the proper proportions to prevent knocking during fast acceleration. Post Office Lists Many Towns With Car Names The automobile industry is well represented in post-office listings of towns and cities of the country, according to Les White, Los Angeles Dodge-Plymouth dealer.

"There are five Dodges on the map, and the country has 19 Plymouths," White said. "There is A town in West Virginia called AJo. and there's a Chrysler In Alabama. Just to fill out the Chrysler product list, there are ieight De Sotos SPECIAL No 2 $30.08 FIREPLACE SET 3 fold fop Brase Fireplace Sol No 22 Set consists ot feilewlng. No 23 Andirons.

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"These changes," the NADA reports, "will take place becaust of the expected decrease in car production, increase In demand for transportation by defense workers, and increase in the level of employment. She travels' 100 milos on -85 cents worth of gas I HILLMAN TTULnx Jk AumA ftaajaul IVIlll Wwp rTWWmW See the Hitlman Minx and the complete line of Root Group cars at the Rootei exhibit at the Motoroma today fan Pacific Auditorium. CONTINUES on COMPLETE WITH TRIM S.pc tern and hive 8ori with tub with) tub Slier. 82x19 wall-hung baeist, eloeoouplod eamhinotion, ewraplots) with chrome fries to roueh. Regutae Deluxe Style 12" Rough.

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oj-ap you SAVI $20o eat and al for aviation 1 HIGHLIGHTS Universal Underwriters, who staged a successful Friday night party at Wonder Palms If A. Allen Hall, Harrison Pontiac Co. and Santa Ana booster, isn't a member of the Chamber of Commerce there, he should be Dick Williams, Blythe Chev-rolet-Buick dealer, was a classmate of The Times' Dick Hyland at Santa Clara before Hyland transferred to Stanford Bill Froelich, Ford and Shrine Potentate, admits he enjoyed his recent trip to Hawaii, but says, "It's too humid, can compare with California." ON AUTO ROW: A family picnic and barbecue for employees of Holmes Tuttle, Ford agency, was held last Sunday at Valley Park Country Club in Sherman Oaks Roy Marsh, associated with the Kelley Kar Cp. for 23 years, has opened a used car business in partnership with Marshall Caflson at 3560 Fi-gueroa. Kelley employees gave him a watch and wallet when he left The Lincoln-Mercury dealership in Glendale has been renamed Tommie Vaughn Motors Royce C.

Blood has joined the California Truck Rental Co. as fleet supervisor, according to John A. Thompson, president of the concern Appointment "of Earl Severin as Pontiac dealer in National City is revealed by Don M. House, Los Angeles zone manager. D.

R. Tyson, the former owner, has moved his agency to San Diego L. E. Minkel, sales manager of the Pacific Division of the Studebaker is in South Bend to confer with P. O.

Peterson, production chief Adrian Bebb, general merchandise manager of Muller is-arrang-ing the first annual reunion of the Old-Timers for the Christmas holidays The annual Trailer Rally at the Baseball Park in Palm Springs over last week end was the most successful ever staged Jean Jacques, Times trailer columnist, wired from Chicago he could use warmer weather. Jean is getting his wish because he's in St. Petersburg, this week end for the National Trailer Coach Exposition. Drill Onlv 822.95 Rotary flexlbl under with i disc sandpauet. Lambs wool bonnet for onluhino car furniture $189 Arbor tor bitftina wheel, 3" cotton bulf whl tor Doltshinq lewelrv tr qrlndioo wbtl lor sharsemne toolt 79e 4" wire wheel (or cleaning, burnisliine 8Jc 6 drill.

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ouc each $8,75 1 Jh HU 1 Sa(. rrtc 51. 32tZD Xf i. iPssss. AUTOMOTIVE Winners of the sixth annual Motor Car Dealers Association of Southern California golf tournament were crowned last Sunday at the Thunderbird Club south of Palm Springs.

Bob Fahy won the championship flight and the president's flight was taken by Dan Wray. The San Diego flight was copped by Joe Mullen and L. Woodard took the first flight. Other winners: Eddie Harri son, second flight; Elmer Johnson, Los Angeles flight; Ted Jones, third flight; Jim Love, Kern flight; Reg Stalmer, fourth flight; Bill Wegge, Riverside flight; E. R.

Blades, fifth flight; Carroll Cone, Santa Barbara flight; Roy Carrington, sixth flight; K. N. Moore, Orange flight. Still others were R. P.

Won- dries, seventh flight; Roy A. Big- tfer, Imperial flightr Doo Muth, eighth flight; Ben Cowen, ninth flight; L. G. Hire, first guest flight; A. J.

Donnelly, San Bernardino flight; W. Truison, sec ond guest flight; Charles Olsen, Ventura flight; E. A. Flinn, third flight, and S. C.

Meunier, Mojave flight. IS THE ROUGH: Chuck El- mendorf, association secretary, was plagued by laryngitis, during the golf but got "occasional assists from Harold Clark of Automotive Employers Roy A. Bigler, Blythe Ford agency, says his area now has wool to go with its cotton, following the arrival of a large flock of Montana sheep The Jim Van Ettas of Santa Barbara, th Buck Underwoods of Los Angeles and the Henry Kearnses of San Gabriel, all Lincoln-Mercury, were loud In their praise of Dorita, Latin singer at the Sirloin and Saddle But the Ted Enochs (South Gate Chevrolet), Joe Steeles (Chevrolet Regional) and the Spence Hon-igs were par tial to. the CW Chi The Ed Clarks; of KenyprjfEckhardt got backirem JJew; York and Detroit in time to goak up some desert sun Congratulations to Roger W. Erickson, manager of the Southern California office of the SPECIAL 50 complete with brass couplings.

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The largest money maker in the General Motors group of vehicle builders didn't hold any formal observance of the anniversary because of "increasing absorption with defense contracts and restrictions on civilian output." In explaining this, T. H. Keating, Chevrolet general manager, said Chevrolet has" made well over 26,000,000 cars and trucks since the company was founded by the. late William Durant to produce a car designed by Louis Chevrolet, a leading race driver of his time. Big.

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