Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 42

DEMAND FOR AUTOS WILL RULE OUTPUT Manufacturers Adopt New Policies to Stabilize Condi- tions in Industry. BY DAVID J. WILKIE, Associated Press Stafft Writer. DETROIT, December 12.—Stabiliza- tion s to be the main objective of the automobile industry in 1931. A num- ber of factors new to the industry— new at least in recent years—are ex- pected to contribute to this desired condition. Probably the most important of these factors will be rigid adherence and many of them beyond it—in trying to keep up with a production program unparalleled in the history of the au- tomobile industry. Many of them had to give up and quit buying long before the crash came. Thus it was the in- dustry piled up a surplus that required many months of curtailed production to dispose of. Old Cars Being Scrapped. Just what form the newest effort to- ward solving the used car problem will take is a_matter of considerable specu- lation. A certain number of old cars are being scrapped every day, but aside from the vehicles that have reached a ripe old age and come under the clas- sification of “decrepit” there are the hundreds of thousands of year-old ve- hicles that are potential trade-in fac- tors and a source of more Worry to the dealer than the cars he knows he may | reject without fear of what his com- | petitor may do. In some sources it has been sug- gested that one of the steps to be taken in dealing with the used car will be a marked scaling down of the trade-in value. A huge inventory of used cars was piled up during 1929 by extraordi- nary allowances on vehicles traded in on_new_cars. TLHE EVENING contended that & too sharp cutting down of trade-in values will merely re- sult in the discouragement of potential buyers of new automobiles and the con- tinued operation of ysed cars. All thls and the fact that cars accepted as g:yment on new models must in turn sold at a price to cover the allow- bhow involved the actually is. The American Automobile Associ- ation. however, estimates that there are no fewer than 8,000,000 motor vehicles in the United States that have reached lf" point where replacement is impera- tive. “used car problem™ NOTED CHILEAN EXPIRES Jose Toribio Medina, 77, Refused $800,000 for Writings. SANTIAGO, Chile, December 12 (#). —Jose Toribio Medina, widely known as a historian, died yesterday at the age of 77. Friends said last night he recently was offered $800,000 by Americans for his works on the Auracanian Indians and other books, but he refuse ance on them fllustnu& in some degree | STAR, WASHINGTON, ., FWREAY. MATRIMONY IN ITALY REGULATED BY ‘DOTS’ ficers Must Have Cash, Graded According to Rank. By the Associated Press. TURIN, Italy—American girls who want to marry Italian officers would better pick generals. It costs less No officer may marry thout his commander's consent, and the com- the bride is bringing her husband a substantial “dot. There is a regular scale of prices run- ning inversely to_the officer’s rank “Shavetails” are offered at $600; a girl gets a general free. It's all based on the officer’s Wi scale and what is considered his abil to provide for a w American Girls Wedding Army Of-| imk!‘n place in July, mander doesn't consent until shown, needs $400 to marry a captain, and she | wage | 180 DAYS FOR THEFT [ Colored Man Found Guilty of Tak- in Calculating Machine. Monzelle L. Brawner, colored, former elevator operator of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., was sent to jail for 180 days when convicted in ) Court yesterday of taking a cal- g machine belonging to his em- Although the offense is said to have , police were able to trace the machine only Tuesday after searching Brawner's home. toidge Ralph Given pronounced sen- ence. 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