Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1938 — Page 10
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Automobile News—
Proposed U. S. Alaska Highway Would Open
Area Richi in Undeveloped Natural Resources
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Route Would Utilize All ~ Existing Roads.
Hoosier motorists planning vacations in distant scenic country, the lure of which was chilled by un- - improved roads, no doubt are
watching the progress of plans for the proposed 2345-mile international highway from Seattle to Fairbanks, Alaska. 8 The route would pass through British Columbia and the former Yukon territory, utilizing all exist ing highways. The project has won general support in the north country, as it will spur development of a wealth of natural resources which heretofore have been almost untapped, owing to lack of transportation facilities. The proposed highway would utilize British Columbia’s Caribou Trail to Prince George, turn west on the existing transprovincial road to a point north of Hazelton, then pass through Kispiox, Cabin 1 and around Trout Lake to the east fork of Nass River. : The route would cross the old Yukon territory boundary at Carcross, continue to Whitehorse, crossing the Yukon River, then through Allgold and Dawson.
Pioneer Northern Trail
Crossing the Alaskan boundary, the road would go through McCarty and thence to Fairbanks. The Caribou Trail is one of the oldest roads in northwestern Canada. It first was. used by pack animals and dog sleds, later becoming a wagon. trail. ‘Today it is modern in most respects. The transprovincial frail, from Prince George to Hazelton, some
300 miles, is the only means of.
travel across northern British Columbia.- The road is built mostly from natural materials at hand and in many places the surfacing is clay and loam. Within 50 to 100 miles on either side of the route are natural resources which, if developed, would provide work for thousands.
Trimble Oil Corp. Offers U. S. Tires
The Trimble Oil Corp. Meridian and New York Sts., has installed a complete line of U. S. tires, tubes .and accessories to “offer the motoring public a wider range of service,” W. H. Trimble, president,
said. “We recognize the growing trend toward the department store type of service station,” he said. Mr. Trimble said the U. S: line was selected after the company had made its own tests and because of the amount of original equipment supplied by the U.S. Tire Co.
Used Car Week Set for April 17
Times Special NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—Countrywide observance of national used car week will be held April 17 to 23, Edward M. Reilly, League of Used Car Motorists secretary said today. The event will aim to fous attention on the needs and interests of’ the 11,000,000 used car families in the United States and to stimulate automobile ownership among middle class Americans, he said. “In the three years ending with 1937 more than 2,000,000 families with modest or low incomes joined the ranks of the nation’s used car motorists,” said Mr. Reilly. “But at the end of 1937 this expansion in used car ownership slumped
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badly. It is acting as a log-jam to new car sales and is slowing up business generally. “The league is interested ' primarily in that great mass of motorists whose incomes are insufficient to buy new cars. These constitute more than half of the nation’s motorists. Until recently they have had no organization to protect their interests, wit hthe result that most Federal and State automobile laws have been written with the idea that all motorists are rich, own limousines and employ chauffeurs.”
Willys-Overland Names Vice President
Times Special TOLEDO, O. Feb. 25, 1938.— Election of William C. Cowling as vice president of Willys-Overland Motors, Inc., was announced today by David R. Wilson, president.
Mr. Cowling had been with the Ford Motor Co. for 23 years, for six and one-half years as general sales manager. He is one of the best known and leading executives in the industry and - is closely identified with all phases of distributor, dealer, and retail salesmen’s activities through close and constant association in the field. The election of Mr. Cowling as vice president of Willys-Overland Motors, Inc, is in line with .an expansion policy adopted by the organization following the production and sale of approximately 80,000 new Willys cars at the close of 1937, the first full year of manufacturing and sales.
Local Salesman Among Cadillac Merit Men
Times Special DETROIT, Feb. 25.—Indianapolis will be represented at the annual conference of Cadillac Merit Men in Edgewater, Miss., Sunday.A. W. Hutchison of Hoosier Cadillac Co., Inc., is on the list of 123 crack retail salesmen announced by
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The proposed international highway from Seattle to Fairbanks would utilize this section of the Cari-
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D. E. Ahrens, general sales manager of Cadillac-LaSalle, here this week as eligible for attendance. It is Mr. ns fourth year as a member. ¢ Cadillac Merit Men are selected annually on the basis of their sales performance. Last year the group was responsible for more than $15,000,000. in new and used car retail business.
AC Spark Plug
Salesmen to Meet
Wilson S. Isherwood, general sales manager of the AC Spark Plug division of General Motors, today said his firm would hold a special sales convention in Indianapolis March 2 at the Hotel Lincoln. Mr. Isherwood said he was confident 1938 would be another “good year in the automotive parts field.” The company’s ‘distributors from Indianapolis and neighboring cities will attend the conference.
Accounting System
Offered Truck Owners
R. C. Maley, International Harvester Co. motor truck branch manager here, announced today that his company had available a simple, flexible and complete motor truck cost accounting system, which it is offering to truck owners free of charge. Mr. Maley said the book, which
Link in Projected Road to Far North
bou trail, which winds along the scenic Frazier River
Columbia.
contains all the necessary forms for keeping an accurate record of all fixed, operating and maintenance charges against one motor truck for one year, fills the requirements of all lines of business. A book is provided for each truck and a page in each book for each month. There also is a recapitulation page on which all costs are recorded for the year. Mr. Maley said the books are available, no matter what make of truck the operator is using.
H. A. Harris Joins
Tire Dealers’ Corp. - H. A. Harris has joined the staff of the U. S. Tire Dealers’ Mutual
Corp. in Indianapolis recently and will supervise merchandising through oil company outlets. He came here from Lansing, Mich.
Used Car Sales Up, Says Nash Official
DETROIT, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—Recent sales indicate that the used car market jam definitely 1s break-
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Paving, Grade Separation Projects to Be Financed By Federal Funds.
separation in Hamilton County, both of which are to be financed - with Federal-aid funds, were awarded today by the State Highway Commission. : J. C. O'Connor & Son, Inc., Ft. Wayne, obtained the Morgan County project with a bid of $126,664.30. Specifications call for paving of three miles on Road 37 southwest from Martinsville, and include elimination of three curves and replacement of an 18-foot pavement with one 22 feet wide.
Detour on Road 221
Smith & Johnson, Indianapolis, made the successful bid of $55,518.25
ing, Soueiney Johnson, Nash Motor Co., said today. Sales in tne first 10 days of February were 41 per cent greater than used car transactions in the corresponding period of last year in the Nash division, Mr. Johnson said, He also announced that, contrary to seasonal trend, new car sales in February were increasing.
Reconditioning Schools Prove Value
Times Special DETROIT, Feb. 25.—Used car reconditioning schools, established by Chevrolet a year ago, are returning tangible benefits to used car buyers, C. W. Wood, service and mechanical department director, said today. : Mr. Wood has had charge of installing the schools, which W. E. Holler, general sales manager, created as a means of keeping needed emphasis on reconditioning. Key men from each of the company’s territorial divisions in the field were brought to Detroit and Flint for several days’ intensive study on servicing methods. These men returned to their posts and set up regular courses of study, making the training available to dealers’ mechanics in each of the
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‘Railroad half mile south of Noblesville. . Meanwhile, a temporary detour has been established on Road 221, from Road 18 to just south of Van Buren, the commission reported. Despite snow. and ice in northern. Indiana and high water in some southern sections, the commission announced that all important routes remained open to traf‘fic. The complete list of detours
now in effect follows: Indiana 13—From Wab; th miles over Roads 15 a ava porilicast, 20 Indiana 21—About three miles south of Richmond, one mile over county gravel
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