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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1930
Page
17
Buick confirms leadership through national and regional auto shows in New York Chicago and other cities. Sales rise after New York, with dealer reports predicting continued demand into spring. The new big roadster on a 132 inch wheel base draws enthusiastic response as it appears in more cities.
Dempsey notes Buick offers a low profile car with luxurious fittings in three color choices. The series 40 line uses a smaller wheelbase and 301% horsepower motor enabling speeds over 70 mph. Buick expects rising sales as west coast shows approach and spring and summer seasons boost demand.
The American Automobile Association notes seven states have passed laws narrowing guest liability in car injuries. Connecticut Iowa Oregon California Delaware Michigan Vermont restrict claims by unpaid guests unless intentional harm or gross negligence occurs, aligning with recent US Supreme Court wording on such suits.
North Carolina February new car sales total 2 949, down from 5 700 in February 1929 and January figures of 3 441 in 1930. Commissioner Maxwell notes reduced licensing and abandonment of cars, with many households trimming two cars to one as SPRAGUE SILVER reports persistent weakness in auto demand.
Radio waves used at Albany medical college to shield rabbits from an infectious disease. Rabbits placed between two electrodes emit short radio waves and after 30 minutes show protective effects.
Researchers report rabbits inoculated with an infectious disease and given radio treatment three times weekly for seven weeks largely show no disease trace. A control group inoculated but not exposed to radio retained illness in the study by Co M Carpenter and R A Boak of the medical college for the Society of American Bacteriol ogists.
Scientists estimate the planet can support a maximum population of 6.9 billion, with potential to reach that limit within two centuries. The finding emphasizes long term sustainability and resource pressure on food water and energy systems.
About three to five thousand rural school children in grades four to eight will sing at the Iowa State Fair next summer in a state wide rural choir. Tryouts require passing tests in music and rhythm under the direction of Co A Fullerton head of music at Iowa State Teachers College.
Dr. W. H. Fraser president of Queens College of Charlotte will speak at Davidson College vesper services Sunday at 4 o clock. He has spoken there annually for several years and will be accompanied by Queens students who will perform a short musical program.
Leaders of seven liberal organizations accuse Brig. Gen. John H. Russell of being a virtual dictator and urge his immediate recall as he serves as American High Commissioner. The testimony was given before President Hoover's Investigation Committee in Port-au-Prince.
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