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AUTO MAKING
ON DECREASE,
SAYS REPORT
General Advance in Tire
Prices Is Opinion
of Leaders.
Btr Prt .
DETROIT, Oct. 18.—Automotive
manfacturing for the year Is con
tinuing to decrease It was Indicated
last week, but with most manufac
turing and sales records for the year
already broken, there was little ap
prehension In the Industry over les
sened production.
However, despite reported tight
money, crop shortages and unfavor
able weather there was a picking up
in retail sales noted the past week,
comoared to the week before.
From the Chrysler Corporation
there came this week a most en
couraging report of the outlook for
the industry.
“It should be borne in mind,” W.
P. Chrysler said, “That more pas
senger cars were produced in the
first nine months of this year than
in the full twelve months of 1928
This tremendous rate of accelera
tion could not reasonably be ex
pected to continue indefinitely. It
is not surprising the third quarter
just past saw some recession in pro
duction and shipments, nor is it
to be expected the fourth quarter
will seen any resumption of opera
tions at record breaking rates.”
A general advance in tire prices
is in prospect seems likely with an
nouncement that three leading con
cerns have increased prices from 5
to 22 per cent. Firestone is the
only major Akron rubber concern
not announcing an increase. All
smaller companies are expected to
follow the lead of the three con- j
cerns.
“Hudson-Essex lines, fourth in the !
automobile industry from the stand- 1
point of sales volume, has advanced !
19.2 per cent this year, compared ,
with last, judging from the stand- 1
point of registrations for the first I
eight months,” Automobile Topics
magazine will state on Saturday, j
“This combination had registered
210.218 new cars compared to 176,- 1
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DRIVER SENT TO FARM
Ninety-Day Term Imposed in
Marion ‘Hit and Run’ Case.
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MARION, Ind , Oct. 18.—George
Swathwood, 19, hit and run driver
was fined SSO and costs, sentenced
to ninety days on the penal farm
and his driving license revoked for
six months when convicted in city
court on charges of reckless driving.
Swathwood was arrested after his
car struck John Gordon, causing a
fracture of both legs.
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EMOTIONS ARE
DISEASE CAUSE
Indiana University Teacher
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NEW YORK, Oct. 18 —Nobody re
ally overworks as far as mind and
body go, but we live at such a high
emotional tension that we become
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stimulation to keep us going. Also,
this high emotional tension is the
cause of a number of diseases, Dr.
Charles P. Emerson of the Indiana
university school of medicine said
at the meeting Thursday of the New
York Academy of Medicine.
“Under certain conditions a strong
emotion can inflict a physical injury
just as truly as can a knife,” Dr.
Emerson said. “The injurious ef
fect of a long maintained depressing
emotion never has been appreciated.
We endure well the effects of strong
emotions, if only their duration is
brief or their qualities varied.
“That the depressing, contractile,
paralyzing emotions called fear, ap
prehension, worry, etc., weigh heav
ily in the balance against a patient
during the course of an infection
has long been suspected but since
these phenomena can not be
weighed, measured nor rendered ob
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consider them seriously. The effect
of these emotions on the glucose
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on the other hand, be measured
in terms of grams of sugar in the
urine, in milligrams of glucose in
the blood stream, and of units of
insulin necessary to restore the
sugar-free condition.”
Dr. Emerson urged physicians to
consider more the emotional,
psychological aspects of disease than
has been done in the past.
OPERATION IS ‘CLEARED’
Surgery Held Not to Be Cause of
Mental Disorders.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 18.—Mental
and emotional disorders may follow
surgical operations, but the opera
tions themselves rarely cause the
upsets. Dr. Robert B. McGraw of
Columbia university explained to
physicians gathered for the gradu- j
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