Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1937 — Page 12

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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEK'S AUTOMOBILE NEWS

AVERAGE DAILY | WAGE OF FORD GROUP IS $7.26

29,464 Workers Paid 90!

Cents an Hour, Says Magazine.

The average daily wage of 86,839 Ford Motor Co. factory empioyees in the Detroit district is $7.26, or 90% cents an hour, according to a tabulation published in Automotive Industries Magazine. As of July 1, it was reported, the largest group of employees, 29,464, was paid 90 cents an hour or $7.20 a day. 'The work week is five days during most of the year, giving the 29.464 employees a wage of $36 for a 40-hour week. This figure does not, include the 1989 employees on the salary rolls, working in offices and on boats, or 288 college students who are working during the summer months. Only 5598 workers are being paid the minimum rate of 75 cents an hour. or $6 a dav. Those receiving this rate are emploved as sweepers and at other unskilled jobs. In the second largest group 22.532 receive 85 cents an hour or $6.80 a dav, while 11.450 workers receive 95 cents an hour or $7.60 a day. One dollar an hour is paid to 5431.

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75 Coambaian Victors

The Standard Oil Co. of Indiana entertained this group of winners of the Atlas | Tire sales campaign yesterday. The 75 men heard H. E. Hanson, division manager of the Standard Oil Co. at a luncheon in the Indianapolis Club. The day's program included

E. A. TRACY IS

The company employs 10,000 par- |

tially disabled men, who

were |

handicapped at the time of hiring. |

These workers, including 3¢ blind |

men, work in various factories and |

at odd jobs set aside for invalids.

3 Soviet Fliers Are to Receive

P ackard Cars

one of the three Russian aviators who were the first to fly a plane from Moscow

Each

Corp.,

States by way of the North Pole has | een presented with a Packard One- |

According to Preston of

Twenty car. Tucker, president dianapolis, Inc. St. They are V. Chkalov, and G. Baidukoff. three cars were the Packard Motors Export and the identity of donor made known. The three are to be shipped to

A. BeliaKoff All from Corp was not Packards

Packard In- | 1510 N. Meridian |

purchased |

Russia and are expected to be there

upon the return of

trepid fliers to their native country. | where they will be welcomed as na- |

tional heroes.

TIRE FIRM HAS SALE

TO MARK 11TH YEAR,

Owner Art Increased Sales.

The Rose Tire Co. 930 N. Meridian St., is celebrating its 11th anniversary this week with a storewide sales event. Established by Art Rose in 1926, the company’s first station occupied an area about 18 feet square which served as a salesroom, office and Service department. The firm moved %into its present location after an extensive remodeling program which gave the company facilities for complete one-stop service. Products which the company retails and distributes include Miller tires, Philco auto and home radios, Delco batteries, Miller accessories, Arvin heaters, Klaxon horns, Champion spark plugs, Delco-Remy starting, lighting and ignition systems, DePaolo gas savers, FairbanksMorse refrigerators and Gulf gasolines, oils and lubricants. The firm, Mr. Rose says, is not only a confirmed advocate of newspaper advertising for its own business but has always identified itself with products which receive local and national advertising.

intensive

Rose Reports

“The first six months of 1937 is |

considerably ahead of last year,” Mr. Rose stated. day

actually getting the merchandiee.”

WILLYS ECONOMY

“Our problem to- ! is not one of selling but of |

CONTEST EXTENDED

”

Special TOLEDO, July wide economy contest now being conducted by 3000 dealers and distributors for Willys cars has becn extended from July 31st to Aug.

Times

24 —The nation-

15th, according to word just given |

out by the sales department of Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.

Star Salesman

According to a bulletin just received by C. H. Hammond, Hoosier Cadillac Co. president, 9330 N. Meridian St., Andy Hutchinson, the firm's leading salesman, is in fourth place in the national ranking of the Cadillac Merit Men's Club of America. All members of the club must have been territorial leaders in their we of on eouy ‘to ‘compete.

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LENITH SPEAKER

Praises 1938 Models at Meeting of Dealers; 35 Attend.

E. A. Tracy, vice. president in | charge of sales of the Zenith Radio last night addressed Zenith

300 EXPECTED AT FIRM PICNIC

International Harvester to Hold Outing at Northern Beach.

Three hundred employees of the International Harvester Co. and their families were expected to attend the annual picnic of the com-

Petroleum Firm Is Ten Years Old

to the United |&

the three in- |%

This summer the tenth anniversary of the Hoosier Petroleum Co., Inc. of Indianapolis. Started from a | single operation, the corporation now has six stations Hoosier Pete and affiliated companies

in the city.

ager.

handle over a million and a half gallons of gasoline per month, according to George Lilly, general manThis picture shows the main downtown location at 45 S. West St., which also houses the business offices of the corporation.

3 i 3

| nickers are dining,

a trip to the U. S. Rubber tube factory and a visit to the War Memorial. afternoon the guests of the Standard Oil Co. were taken to see the baseball games between Indianapolis and Toledo. Mr. Hanson is fourth from the left at the table.

pany this afternoon at Northern | Beach. Included on the program will be | contests and swimming. J. A. Prookbank, farm implement division head of the International Harvester Co., will be in charge of | the arrangements. While the picthey will hear the music of the Charles Carr or-

chestra.

Dealers Help

Form Policies For Chevrolet

Taking another step forward in its quality dealer program, the Chevrolet Motor Co. has inaugurated a plan whereby all Chevrolet dealers have a direct voice in determining merchandising policies and other matters pertaining to their relationship with the company, according to N. A. Stuart, Indianapolics zone manager. Introduced in January of this year, the plan provides for two dealer committees in each zone and region and at headquarters. To inaugurate the plan, each of the 47 Chevrolet zone managers appointed 10 dealers in his territory to serve for a period of six months on one committee and 10 others to serve similarly on the other. Care was exercised to give proportionate representation to dealers of all classes.

52 STEELS USED

More than 52 kinds of steel are used in the manufacture of Ford V-8 cars. These represent the latest metallurgical development of steels individually fitted for a wide variety of uses.

WE CAN—AND WE CANNOT Do Certain Things

WE CAN HELP YOU

—When you desire facts about-any new or doubtful offering. —If you have been misled by an advertisement. . —If you have been the victim of a fraudulent transaction. —If you have evidence of a scheme to swindle the public.

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Given Days Entertainment by Standard

Photo by Voorhis Late in the

CITES DANGERS OF FAULTY HEADLIGHTS

Dodge Exeuulive Warns Vacation Motorists.

A timely safety note, addressed especially to vacation bound motorists, comes from W. R. Bamford, service director of the Dodge Division of Chrysler Corp. Mr. Bamford’s concern is with the dangers lurking in automobile headlights which because of faulty use or maintenance neglect are not functioning with original efficiency. In support of his contention that faulty lights are the underlying cause of many accidents, Mr. Bamford cites the fact that though only one-third of all automobiles travel after dark, nearly two-thirds of the serious mishaps occur during the night hours.

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To consult the Lost and Found ads look under Classification No. 9. If you want to buy a good used car, consult Classification No. 60, ete.

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Doaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Saturday. July 24, 1937

CHAMBERS — Thelma Louise, beloved daughter of Clarence and Maude Chambers, sister of Mrs. Roy Wright, M?s. William Dehnhardt, Barnestene, ‘Ch tine and Forrest Chambers, all of o: ledo, Ohio, and Mrs, James ody Hor: Indianapolis, died at the Meth . 08pital Saturday, July 24, age 23 {ends may call at the Moore & K RTHEAST FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Ur ation St. until 9 p. m. Saturday.

COLLIER— Claude E. beloved husband of Eunice Collier, a of Martha ton: 5 }

and Hoa nd. other of Mrs. EB. Cadle, Mrs. Elsie Barnard, Mrs. eit Davis, of Indisbapells, and Omer Collier, Paoli, Ind. departed this life Friday, July 23, aged 44 HAG Funeral Sunda ay Jul} rst Christian Chure! Orleans, 3 m. Burial Orleans cemetery. Frienay' invited, end

all Sy the & OME, 3447 College

AoE

FICHRODY a adward, band of Au rodt of Ind a, Jung of Chic

ge 63, beloved Nie er of Pred Eichand ay

day, 3 p. Chicago Ihoagay. Frien the chapel after 4 p. m.

LEAMON-—Fran Allen little aon of Nona and the late t W. Leal brother rt Jr. Hg grandson 3 "Mr. and Mrs, Walter "“hancral” eu away Frin

[hited ERY Sa call at

nvited. Park. pay call at the above address after 6 . Saturday. CONKLE SERVI

MEeCUNE Alice, age 83, Jay. Su July Wy

onds vay? ‘. onday, : 4 0 E. ont St. In-

ooo terment. Sony ross 0c fends

may call Sunda or Jom 9 $i 4 rd

at the 1639 N. Meridian, MIESEL—Rose (nee Seyfried), age 68, beloved wife of Andrew. mother of Mrs. passed AW at her residence, 13 rexel Ave y_Ave-

ning. Puneral from her reside ¢e Mon8:80 n. m.; att ttle Flower NA urial So RNS Bitenas in invited. Shea

ESK ed away after a short on NCH TA ¢ Hospital day

I nt whe mornin Izzy,

Deaths—Funerals 3 Indianapolis Times, Saturday, July 24, 1937

MUNN: age 63, 2710 Burton Ave., wife of pH Ra passed away Saturday morning, Funeral and burial Madjson, Ind onday afternoon. Friends the SHIRLEY BROS. CENLL, 946 N. iinois St., Saturday evening and Sunda

OWEN—Mary Victoria, beloved wife of John Owen, mother of Mrs. Haze! Plach, sister of Mrs, Ella Fisk, Mrs. Lissa Odgen, Ross and Willard Cave, passed away turday morning. Funeral Monday. 2 . m., at the residence of daughter, Mrs. Hach N. Tibbs . ¥ lends ns pringfie (Ohio) bial please copy.]

RUBY-—Frank, passed away July 24, Friends may view remains at the Sane oy residence, 312 E 10th St., Saturday. July 2 24, hues ni . Funeral hk Hope a 6.

TE PA D. toes, FUNERAL IRECTOR

SARGENT-—Thom W., beloved husband of Mul E. ane ‘tatngr of Billie, son of Mr. Mrs M. rgent, brother of Edward and uncle of Sele en, passed away Thursday. July 22. Funeral at the residence, 3023 Nowland Ave. Monday. July 26, 8: 30 a . m Borvicas St. Philip Neri Church at Interment Holv Cross SERVICE: Priends frthieh FINN BROS.

Florists

Brandeleins’, Inc. 3359 Boulevard Place

TA-0559.

Funeral Directors

Pre-Arranged [Funerals

Making a will—-buying Life Insurance and Cemetery Lots in advance--is not at all unusual. M ANY people make their funeral arrangements BEFOREHAND and to KNOW that their wishes will be carried out exactly as they desired.

“Comfortably Air-Conditioned Throughout.”

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA. 4400.

CE DELICATE & GROCERY —

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM bli Yi aay ST.

WALTER T. SENET FUNERAL HOME 2026 SHELBY 81 CONKLE FUNERAL L HOME 1934 W MICHST. BEN FINN BROS. Funeral Home ~N Meridian St

BERT S. GADD

130 Proypect St OR-5307

GRINSTEINER’S 522 E Visticae St. R1-5374 ERSONAL SERVICE : G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST ST. _DR-4477 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware EEE ta eu supra KRIEGER FUNERAL HOME MRE. WM. & KRIEGER. PROPRIETOR 1402 N Illinois St. RT-1243

~~ MOORE & KIRK CH-1806-1 TA-6056-8. Peoples Funeral Home, Inc. _ 536 N. West. St. L1-8097, ‘SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 946 N. Illinois St. J. C. WILSON DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. DR-0322, COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1639 TA-1833

«11-5409.

~ C. M. C. Willis & Son

632 N. _West_ 8t. : Ll 5651.

rices call L

Announcements

FOR first-class service and real THE W. T. BLASEN __ HOME, BE-2885. or DR-2570.

Personals . SPECIAL

Sombmation Oll Perma-

nent ave. Complete. $1 00

RAINBOW ACADEMY Kresge Bldg.

SUCCESS = made easier for vou mt

INDIANA COLLEGE ot BEAUTY CULTURE Cali or wig for Details. 908 RI-0777

Sono $1.95

Have Your Car MOTORS we Moly BN Dealer,

SIMONIZED! Oot washington 8t,

226 N. Alabama onone_00 OH-5828: night, CH-5242, WILL not be responsible for r debts contracted by any other than myself after July 23, 1937. EARL ROSS, 2440 N. aware. Haircut. shampoo, wave. rinse,

all Tnternatfonal Beauty Sch.

WHEE MISSION, 245 N. I Delaware. RI. 3% Reliet for needy men and families

.35¢

“HAIR DYE CLINIC. MONDAY & WED International. 342 E Wash

Lost and Found 9

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BOSTON bull terrier. one blu ue Ie ons “Mus U-62

TOY TON BU 2%. er. PR ghild Ss pes.

black brown

and white: eye; name

tail; black. 516 Fletch-

10.

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Business Services

(Barver Colleges) DIANA State “School of Barber “Science hington. RI-51 A. B (Batteries, I Tires—Service)

BROWN & RAKER STANDARD SERVICE. Auto accessories gotniete lubrication. 201 Kentucky. RI-0265

u (Battery Manufacturers)

REGAL BATTERY 00.. 3717 Mass Ave. e rebuild 0 o manufacture storage batteries. CH-043

_ORasT0 |

SATURDAY, JULY. 24, 1937

Business Services

(Billiard Parlors)

BERLEY _ ROSZELL. Claypool Room, 747 N. Noble, LI-0551. 1 __nois, RI-0055. Lunch,

( Auto Parts)

MAURER_BROS., Auto Parts, 910 N. Senate. RI-9074. “Highest cash prices paid for any make of automobile.’ DEAN AUTO PARTS CO., 1626-30 W. Wash, __BE-2067, Tires, parts, all makes.

(Beauty Shops)

COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP—Permanents. $2-$10. Evening appointments. Work __ guaranteed. 905 College. LI-2045

TIP-TOP BEAUTY SHOP—632 "Mass, isin 0484, “Oil Permanents, $2. Shampoo=set, "38¢.” : EXCLUSIVE Al ART "BEAUTY "SHOP—Perma=Pp. venir pointm: 2113 w.® Washington. Be Sore anys. BOW-NOT BEAUTY SHOP. 2606 Ww. Wash, BE-3870. ‘‘Permanents, $2, $3. $4. § 5.7

(Blacksmithing) GENERAL _BLACKSMITHING welding, James Greenwood. _ 64th St BR-3470

~ (Building, Cleaning and Painting)

COMMERCIAL SANDBLASTING CO. 1360 Madison Ave. DR-0388. We sandblast _ anything.

Billiard 4 N. Illi=

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acetyline Rear 821 E.

(Carpenters)

GENERAL CARPENTER WORK. Cabinet york: roofing: painting. CLARK T “MODERNISTIC homes buiit able Vilces ReplodelneEARL PERIGO. HU-6307

(Chiropractors)

UINSHAW, Dr. Gertrude rs s. Rob Marsh). Chiropractic Physician, __ Bellefontaine. HU-6360.

(Dressmaking)

at *reasonEstimates,

b. 1 6325

| STREET DRESSES and formals made tn

order, $2 up. Alterations. Repai MISS BEE ROCKNER. RI-0289, 110.

( Exterminators—Fumigators )

BEDBUGS., fleas, eradicated, TA-5544

ring, 114 WwW,

ete, completely Truly Noien,

moths Reasonable.

(General Contracting) CEMENT floors, driveways, HENRY GLESING IR-6951. BE-19

(Grocery et

pRyehes. steps, walks,

850 N, Drexel

TA-1326. __ “Kosher Fond. dy

(Hospitals)

®T. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL~—Sister Rose, guperintenfent. Fall Creek Blvd. and Il linols 8t. TA-7070. Class A: credited by _ the College of Surgeons. . (Laundries)

ST. JOSEPH LAUNDRY—Wet wash: 4lac: _ all week; 24-hour service. DR-0254. “TAYLOR'S HOMF, LAUNDRY’ nish. 8a _Ib. Call for and deliver, LI-874 (Masonry)

BRICK, concrete, plastering; quickest service possible. Royal Construction Co, [OIR. DR-3228 Ring 1 - (Mattress Repairing)

PILLOWS, "COMFORTS, ‘MATTRESSES sold, renovated and made like pew. B WP, _BURKLE. 431 Mass Ave RI-6695 (Medical Service Bureaus)

MEDICAL AND DENTAL BUSINESS BU= REAU. 330 Bankers Trust Bidg. LI-852 5,

(Medicines) TYDIANAPOLIS "VON CO.. 2161 N. Meridi-TA-6326. Von's tablets for stomach by stomach ulcers caused by gase _ tric “hyperacidity. Write free booklet ~ (Oil Companies)

MERIDIAN OIL CO.. 1101 E. 23d. Deep _ Rock. Naptha and Solvents. HE-2626

(Paint Dealers)

. GWINN PAINT & SUHPLY CO.. E SYENN Pan RI-8026 (Plating) RIGHT PLATING WORKS—Fred Mooiz, prop. 642 E. Ohio. RI-7134, Commercial plating,

Full of

Line

INC,

(Poultry) “THE NORTH SIDE POULTRY'- Whole= sale, retail. Free ap EIR Delivery, 2865 Clifton. HA-04 (Poultry iarieots

GWINN Poultry Market. Fryers. hens, free HE Delivery. 2121 E. 10th St. CH-

TT (Printing) :

“make us smile. HENDREN 685 Centurv Blde RI-8533,

RUSH shy H Rage s Cleaned, Made, Repaired) RUGS, furn. cleaning Specialicy rugs ree

aired, cut down, bound » PLY UG co.. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211

HU-1366 __W. 0. JONES 4440 N REYSTONE __ (Painting) PAINTING. decorating: samples and esfi= mates. CLYDE A. HOLMES. 1046 W, 32d. TA-2489.

E its. $10. -PAINT AUTOMOBILES,

Ww Two coats 0388,

(Refrigerators) REFRIGERATION SERVICE—Installation,

day-night, domestic, commercial; all makes, TA-6195.

(Radio Service)

EDDY RADIO SERVICE--Free est, _ity_ work Reas 725 Pt Wavne UI-

(Rubber Stamps)

CENTRAL STAMP WORKS: marking defor improved legibility. 241 BE, Or (Holiday Bldg.) LI-1606.

( Rug Cleaning)

RUGS cleaned, sized, $1.80. Furniture, 3 BENE 3s: Su guaranteed. JULIAN RUG

at Made to to Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs fade 1r Jrom, old | rugs. See beau. samples, L kioe ACTIVE RUG CLEAN RE" BA -36

(Roto-Rooter Sewer Cleaning) 8 SQUARE "DEAL, VAULT CLEANERS. 1327 erett. BE-4018, '30-Gallon Barrels. isinfecting free. HAVE your sewers cleaned the Electrio

Roto Rooter way, Save mone and tim _ SEWER OLEANING SERVICE, 11-2881,

(Salvation Army)

YOUR newspapers, clothing, Help > us help others. Ee pers ATION ARMY. 127 Ww Georgia. RI-6622,

(Sausage Manufacturers)

STARK & WEITZEL, INC. G. sao “Stark, : manager 736 W., hee. LI-5451 Sausage — Luncheon Meats.

Bhi of Welding)

LE GRANDE SCHOOL OF WELDING, 547 5. Washity ton, RI-6801. Acetylene, arc. Day or night.

(Sea Foods) ARKET, 1309 N. Senate.

BAKER FISH WAR 1-0522. “Poultry.” Free dressing. De-

livery service nan a (Service Stations)

WILSON-GENTRY. ‘Shell Service Stas tion,” Goodyear tires and accessories. 934 nN. Sento RI-0618.

BANTA SERVICE STATION-—3801 E. TR-0943. “Lubrication. Special tion to car washing. : “LYNN SERVICE"’—3002 Martindale. TA Mot of er Shell Gasoline, Golden Shell otor .

(Sheet Metal) HARRY MILEY & SON — BE-4058. Oall evenings, BE-1641-J, “Roofing, spouting, furnace repairs.”

(Truck Rentals)

RENT A yO Ms ‘Move yourself, Save hai. DRI w YOURSELF, INC. 39 Ky. Ave.

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(Trusses)

RUPTURE—Trusses fitted at prices. H. E. FRAUER CO.

(Upholsterers) OENTRAL FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP BE in upholstering, HA-0644, Central Ave, (Water Proof ‘Burial Vaults) WILBERT ASPHALT WATER PROOF BURIAL VAULT CO. 1700 Sherman Drive. OH-3622, Sold I all morticians,

s6 SheQnabls . Wash,

Times Rental Directory

Apartments—Walking Distance

Millikan | 2

Styles apartment a

with tilities furn oT CO. TR 6571

$27.50

481 N. IIL 4 |

Heat A, VJ, 144 N. Del.

and water $25.00

furn. | LI-4413.

Apartments—North—( Furnished)

Bon Air 21 W. 16th

Mod. th. |

Attraetivel ernly eq discriminat he ny

$50 Including Utilities

po ed, modrefined for

Bel-Air Apt. 1244 N. IIL.

| Efficiency Kr

Cross

| ing Modernly pPEL.

$42.50

Including Utilities

ventilation, h

attractive- | furnished, modern

build-

Apartments—N orth

iii

Ceiling netian blinds, table top stove, french doors, hardwood floors and smart decorations. Taken as Smart and ena priced.

Parlor

Bon-Air 21 W. 16th

room Efficiency

indirect lights. ve- |

$45 Including Utilities

new

fast Sompicted.

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Houses—South

8 Jy nomi" gong | $27.50