PLYMOUTH'S NEW LOOK FOR 19 S3? The distinctive grill* ol the
1953 Plymouth keynotes the new styling which carries through (rom
bumper to bumper. The new models feature horizontal character
lines that accentuate the ground hugging grace oi the new stream- ,
lined styling. The softly rounded hood, sweeping out to the fendprs,
covers Plymouth's improved 100-horsepower engine with its 7.1 to 1
compression ratio. Note also the one-piece windshield with uniform
curvature for minimum distortion and "Control T?w*r" visibility. It
Is available also In restful, heat-absorbing Solex tinted glass.
New 1953 Plymouth Goes On Display]
At Reynolds Motois Here Thursday
The 1953 Plymouth will be pre
sented to the public on Thursday
at Reynolds Motors showroom.
507 East King Street, owner War
ren E. Reynolds announced today.
"Advanced engineering and sty
ling make the new Plymouth
more than ever before the out
standing car of the low-priced
field," Mr. Reynolds said.
The 1953 Plymouth Is the most
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completely new Plymouth to be
presented to the public In the
quarter-century since the origi
nal model rolled off the assembly
line.
Plymouth Motor Corporation
executives predict motorists will
be delighted with the new, stream
?lined exterior, the luxuriously
tailored harmonizing Interiors,
the increased horsepower and the
scores of engineering innovations
In the 1953 line which goes on dis
play In dealers' showrooms No
vember 20.
"This year Plymouth is Intro
ducing a new concept of automo
bile design in the low priced
field," President John P. Mans
field declared in describing the
1 1953 models. "Superb styling Is
co-ordinated with radical engi
neering developments to produce
the truly balanced car for easier,,
safer and more comfortable driv
ing."
Height of the new Plymouth
has been reduced for improved
appearance. The 1953 model has
more headtoom, greater legroom
and more hip and shoulder space
than ever before.
The lively and dependable Ply
mouth engine has been given
even greater power. For 1953 the
horsepower has been increased
to 97 and the compression ratio
stepped up to 7.1 to 1.
'This car Is a tribute to the en
gineers," Mansfield said. "They
have succeeded in controlling to
an" unprecedented degree the
three movements which have
plagud designers since the first
automobile was built ? roll, pitch
and Jounce." Virtually gyroscopic
stability with consequent easier
handling of the car on turns has
been achieved.
Easier riding, two-Inch wide
angle mounted rear springs ab
sorb small road shocks and in
combination with time-tested Ori
flow shock absorbers complete
the car's truly balanced suspen
sion system. ?
There is sweep and grace in the
styling of the new bodies. The
1953 Plymouth is lower and com
pletely streamlined Chrome trim
is integrated as part of the de
sign tw further enhance the long,]
low. wide appearance of the car.
Interior styling of the 1953
Plymouth is entirely new. Box
type seat trim gives both front
and rear seat backs a smart ap
pearance. Upholstery, interior
molding and trim are available
in a wide variety of harmonizing
hues to blend with the buyer's
choice of exterior body colors.
Beauty and utility combine in
the Instrument grouping, which
occupies a long, horizontal island
set into the instrument panel it
Defendants Draw
Jail Sentences ?
A sudden outburst at Judge
Jack White in. recorders court
Monday afternoon added 30 days
to the 4-months jail sentence Ol
Bob Short. Short was found guil
ty on counts of assault with a
deadly weapon, . creating a public
nuisance and contempt of court.
The added charge was being un
der the influence of Intoxicants
while appearing before Monday's
court session.
The defendant gave notice of
appeal and bond was set at $250.
Bessie Short, wife of the de
fendant received sentence of 30
days imprisonment on charge of
creating a puollo nuisance. On a
second count, she was giv
en a 30 day suspended sentence
self. A thoughtful touch is the
center- mounted glove compart
ment, convenient to both driver
and passenger. .. ?
Nine different body styles are
[offered in the two Plymouth lines
for 1953. In the Cambridge line
are the Four-Door Sedan, Two
Door Sedan, Business Coupe and
the exciting and popular Subur
ban. The Cranbrook line this year
includes the Savoy, a Four-Door
Sedan, Club Coupe, Convertible
Coupe and the dashing Belvedere
Hardtop.
Ruggedness Is added to the
body structure by rear fenders
that are Integral this year with
the quarter panels. Internal hin
ges of the deck lid are mounted
at the extreme outward edges, re
sulting In easier access and more
usable space. The 33.1 cubic foot
trunk Is almost 30 per cent lar
ger than previous models.
Rear fender appearance is Im
proved through relocation of the
gasoline filler pipe at the left
corner of the rear sill, which al
so" provides for easier fueling.
For Increased driving comfort
and economy Plymouth automat
ic overdrive may be. added to the
famous synchro silent transmis
sion at moderate extra cost. The
overdrive increases fuel and oil
economy, lengthens engine life,
and as a highway cruising "four
th speed" gear, adds measurably
to driving and riding comfort.
Moving the engine forward
more than two Inches gave more
body room. Relocation of wheel
housing gave more hip room.
The axle was .moved closer to
the front end of the rear spring,
almost eliminating rear wheel
hop when accelerating on uneven
roads or in' sand. . .
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New Gyro-Torque Drive
with a flash-action "Scat"
gear. Newest, nimblest no
shift driving with added
torque met ion that more than
doubles starting power.
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Most efficient engine dp
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on charges of assault on Beulah
Short, daughter of the defendant.
On the lint charge, defendant
gave notice of appeal and bond
was set at $100. Witnesses testi
fied to the court in each of the
several cases. ?
Marshall Wright, Negro, was
given a 30 day suspended sen
tence when found guilty of as
sault on Edna Wright, wife of
the defendant. Suspended sen
tence was granted upon condi
tions that he be of good behavior
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for a 60 day period, pay a line
ol $20 and costs of court
Eddie Greene was found not
guilty on charge* of assault on
Earl Dean Dover, four-year-old
son of Mrs. Martha Sue Dover.]
The alleged assault occurred Sat
urday. Pauline Green, witness for
the defense testified to the court
that she witnessed the alleged as
sault from the front door of the
Greene apartment.
Ike Jamison, Negro, was given
a 30 day suspended sentence on
charges of breaking and enter
ing the premise* of Oneva Wells
Negress. Jamison paid a fine of
910 and was taxed with the costs
of court.
Two cases were continued until
Monday's session: -James Jami
son charged with assaut with a
deadly weapon, and Emma Spen
cer and Amanda Jamison, Neg
roes charged with Illegal pos
session of non-taxed paid whis
key.
Capiases were Issued for Bill
Canps, charged with larceny and ;
Arthur Harding, charged with
damages to personal properties.
Two persons were tried and
found guilty of public drunken
ness.
Credit Is an . important factor
in achieving much-needed in
creases in farm production. Op
eration of a farm today calls for
much greater capitalization
than was true 60 years ago, or
even 10 years ago.
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Each room has appropriate
furnishings ? 36 pieces in
all. Detachable awnings.
Includes:
Dining-li ving room,
kitchen, bath, nursery,
mattar bedroom and M
pl?co? of ?<alo modal
furniture.
Peg Board-Blackboard
PLAY BENCH
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? Stvrdy 1 /umber table ? and hell have more ,
? Pofl-boord tip with mallat with hfe own youth-sire ,
1 play table and seat. Assorted
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Twin-Diesel
WIND-UP SET
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? Track IikUW
New Low-Priced Marx Traia
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Marx Electric
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Twin diesel locomotives ? with headlight
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