Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1936 — Page 18

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’35 AUTO TOLL SETS NEW HIGH MARKFOR U. S. 36,400 Mishaps Are Gain of 300 Over Last Year, Survey Shows. By rnitfd Prrtt CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Motor vehicle accidents reached an all-time high of 36.400 during 1935, the National Safety Council reported today. The total represented an increase of 300 in the United Btates over 1934. The auto death rate for the nation is 28.5 per “00,000 persons, the council estimatt_ Milwaukee was the safest large city in the country, with a death ratio of 11.5 persons per 100,000. Midwest Shows Gain Eastern states reduced their death rate 3 per cent, which was offset by an equal increase in the South. In the Middle West the death rate increased by half of 1 per cent. Providence, R. I„ in the group of Cities from 250.000 to 500,000 population, had a rate of only 7 per cent, about one-third the average rate for cities in its group. In four months of the year—February, March. September and December— Providence, with a population of 256,000, had no motor fatalities. The Safety Council’s report drew some consolation for the advancing death rate from a comparison with motor car registrations and the increase in population. Some Consolation Seen "From 1933 to 1934 motor vehicle deaths increased 15 per cent, whereas population advanced only f per cent, car registrations 4 per

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CAR PRODUCTION DOWN AS NEW YEAR OPENS Declines for Second Consecutive Week, Cram Report Shows. By l nitc4 Prrtt DETROIT, Jan. 3. —Production of motor vehicles in the United States and Canada for the first week of 1936 showed a decline for the second consecutive week, Cram's report indicated today. Production, according to the publication, was 65,840 units as compared with the previous week’s total of 71,635. lower production was attributed to the Christmas and New Year's holidays. GAMSJAGER NAMED ON LOCAL AIRPORT STAFF Flier to Direct Training, Sales at Hoosier Field Appointment of George F. Gamsjager as training supervisor and general sales manager for the Hoosier Airport was announced today by Robert Shank, airport president. Mr. Gamsjager formerly was a representative of the CurtissWright Cos. and associated with the Tarkington Aviation Cos. here for five years. He has a record of seven years flying. Charles Lamb and Mr. Shank also serve as instructors. cent, and gasoline consumption 7 per cent,” the report said. "The 1935 record is relatively favorable, considering thet there was an increase of only 1 per cent in fatalities, just equivalent to the advance in population, while car registration increased 4 per cent and gasoline consumption 6 per cent.” The report said there was "practically no change between 1934 and 1935 in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast states, but Oregon, Wyoming and Montana all show reductions of more than 10 per cent.”

BETTER TIMES DUE, MILK MEH AGREE Price Increases Are Hailed by Distributors. The Indianapolis Milk Council, an association of milk distributors, today believed that 1936 will be an era of better conditions for both producers and distributors in this area. Members voiced this conclusion at a meeting last night in the Lincoln. t Winfield Hunt, executive secretary, said that the 11-cent quart retail price, which becomes effective Sunday, will end losses to distributors since the State Milk Control Board granted an increase to producers Dec. 16. The new price schedules also wall enable farmers, who had threatened to sell their dairy cattle for meat, to continue producing milk and maintain a sufficient supply, Mr. Hunt said. L ; eut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend outlined functions and aims of the State Milk Board, of which he is chairman.

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