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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
5
Hudson Motor Car Company accelerates production after auto shows in New York and Detroit boost sales. A second production line starts, recallable workers return, and winter output looks strong as a 90 ton press and all steel top trim lines push capacity beyond early estimates.
Clinton reports that beginning January 1 truck drivers entering Illinois from any point must display Illinois license plates under a new state law. The warning was issued December 6.
Eleven new automobiles were licensed in Washington county last week signaling rising auto business as people buy new models. Two trucks were registered and there were 44 transfers with the trade in weed car.
A column observes traffic flow from above and urges drivers to maintain margins of space and time. Expert advice emphasizes ahead and behind safety, with examples of how small errors cascade into jams. County treasurer reports 266 licenses issued for 1936 and lists new car registrations by owner and model.
Classified notes list 1927 to 1934 Chevrolet and Chrysler sedans and coaches for sale. Prices vary with condition and extras. offerings include a 1929 Chevrolet four door sedan and a 1931 Oldsmobile coach. Multiple dealers cited in West Chester and Washington areas.
Pontiac Motor Co introduces a cabriolet to the master de luxe six and de luxe eight 1936 lines. Production and shipments have begun. cabriolets priced at 760 for the master, 810 for the de luxe six, and 845 for the de luxe eight. Leather trim with Bedford cloth options. All three in black Pontiac blue maroon maple leaf green harbor mist gray.
Ford Motor Company announced plans to produce about 250000 radios in 1936 with several improvements. New features include an inviting speaker above the windshield and ear level reception. The compact tube chassis fits under the instrument panel above the steering column and remains invisible to front seat occupants.
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