Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1938 — Page 10

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Return to Spring Date; Early Display ‘Took Edge off’ Holiday Sales, Complaint.

DETROIT, April 29 (U. P)— _Abandonment of President Roosevelt’s “spread-the-work” plan through fall showing of new automobile models was demanded today by the National Automobile Dealers Association. Association directors announced that they adopted a resolution at their final session late yesterday urging a return to the traditional industry habit of staging the annual national automobile show in Janu-

ary. Since 1934, at Mr. Roosevelt's suggestion, the show has been held in October. Until the “recession” struck last fall the plan was credited throughout the industry with contributing to a new measure of stability in automobile factory employment. Recently, however, dealers have complained that the early show “took the edge off” their Christmas and early spring business. To prove their argument they have quoted statistics of this spring’s production and sales, showing that the industry has not experienced the “normal” spring upturn in business. A fall date for the 1938 show already has been set by the Automobile Manufacturers Association show committee. Directors of the N. A. D. A. also decided that present association officers would continue to serve pending revision of their constitution and bylaws. This revision contemplates eliminating sections which were adopted to conform with a code under which the industry operated during the NRA period. Changes will be submitted to the memngbership for a referendum vote within four months. The 1939 convention, the directors announced, will be at San Francisco. Meanwhile, the Association's executive committee and management will study a score of plans for the junking of obsolete cars in order to open the way for increased new car sales.

Hoster, Hiser Named North Side Ford Agents

Hoster-Hiser, Inc., Illinois and 39th Sts, has been designated as the new North Side Ford agency to handle Fords and Lincoln-Zephyrs. Walter Hiser, president the firm, formerly was associated wi the Marmon Motor Car Co. He was wholesale manager of the Indianapolis branch and later became retail sales manager of the New York City branch.

After the factory ceased operations, he remained in New York to operate the Marmon Parts and Service until his recent return to Indianapolis. George Hoster, vice president and treasurer, has been in the Ford business here since 1928, serving as sales manager for a local dealer.

Marmon-Harrington To Exhibit at Oil Show

The Marmon-Harrington Co, Inc, Indianapolis, engineers and manufacturers of all-wheel drive motor vehicles, is to be among the major exhibitors at the 10th annual International Petroleum Exposition at Tulsa, Okla, May 14 to 21. The firm's announcement said that it would exhibit for the first time its all-wheel drive Ford V-8 one-ton truck and its track-laying tractor with rubber tracks.

The company is to be represented at the show by A. W. Harring-

George Hoster Walter Hiser is president

dealer.

Walter Hiser

of Hoster-Hiser, Inc., Illinois and 39th Sts., which has been named North Side Ford and Lincoln-Zephyr George Hoster is vice president.

ton, president; Bert Dingley, vicepresident; C. Alfred Campbell, general sales director, and Harold L. Fisher and Charles Ambrose, sales and service engineers.

Hoosier Pupils to March In Safety Parade

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 29.—Indiana is td be represented in the seventh annual school safety patrol parade here Saturday, May 7. About 10,000 boys and girls from 17 states and the District of Columbia are expected by the American Automobile Association, sponsor of the event. The Indiana delegation is to be sent under the auspices of the Ft. Wayne Motor Club. The Indiana Congressional delegation has been invited to review

the parade and extend greetings to the Hoosier youths.

7000 Drivers to One Patrolman, Report Says

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 29.—State Highway patrolmen are outnumbered at least 7000 to one by persons who drive motor vehicles, according to a survey by the National Highway Users Conference. The report showed a total of 6398. officers on all shifts of the 47 state patrols. Only Florida has no state highway patrol. Twelve states limit their officers to the enforcement of motor laws, while 23 authorize their patrolmen to enforce other laws but give primary attention to the enforcement of motor statutes. In 12 other states, the patrols are used for general law enforcement. The report on Indiana showed

PICK MINTYRE AS T.B. HEAD

County Directors Name Mrs. Hornbrook Secretary At Meeting.

Dr. Charles \J. McIntyre today had been elected president of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association, succeeding Grier M. Shotwell. Dr. McIntyre was chosen by the association’s directors at their annual meeting at the Hotel Lincoln

yesterday. John S. Wright was named vice president, Mrs. Henry H. Hornbrook, secretary of. the board, “and Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, treasurer. 5 Marked increase in the annual Christmas seal sale during the last two years was cited by Edward W. Harris, board member, who paid tribute to Mr. Shotwell’s leadership.

Camp Is Lauded

Opening of the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp for children at Bridgeport and extension of school health service were lauded as recent accomplishments, Named to the board’s executive committee were Mr. Harris, Dr. E. O. Asher, John Lauck Jr., Mr. Shotwell, Mrs. Charles H. Smith, Mrs.

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“BENEFITS ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE,” HE SAYS OF RETONGA

“Uncle Will” McConnell, Was Unable -to Walk a Block From Home Without Resting. Now Walks to Town Without Trouble, He States.

When prominent men and women right here in Indiana come forward day after day and tell ir¥ the public press of the remarkable health-re-newing powers of Retonga, there can be no doubt about this famous medicine’s extraordinary worth, Every day more and more people are visiting Hook’s Dependable Drug Store, S. E. Corner Illinois and Washington Sts., to obtain the celebrated roots, herbs and barks preparation, and tell how it has overcome stubborn cases of stomach,

“liver and kidneys disturbances, run-

down condition and other distressing ailments that had defied every other treatment for years. Among the many remarkable statements made during the last few days is that of Mr. William G. McConnell, well-known retired contractor residing at 607 Bond St., Evansville, and affectionately known to hundred of friends as “Uncle Will”

McConnell. : “Reto kidney troubles that had such a hold on me I was about past leaving the house,” declared Mr. McConnell. “These spells with my stomach and kidneys started five years ago, and got harder and and three months ago I had a complete break-down. My stomach became sour as vinegar my back was sore and weak, and my legs were sO trembly I could not walk to the corner and back without stopping to rest. Often it looked like the gas on my stomach would cut off

my breath entirely, My kidneys

rid me of stomach and:

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bothered me day and night and my nerves were at the breaking point. “I spent lots of money, but got no better and when I started on Retonga I had little hope of being well again. But the results from Retonga are almost unbelievable. My digestion is now in fine condition, my kidneys and bowels are normal, and my strength is so fully restored I walk to town and back without feeling tired. I think it 1s no less than my duty to let others knows about such . a remarkable medicine.” . When asked for an expression about Mr. McConnell’s statement, Mr. C. W. Garing, Retonga representative said: “Such-cases are not unusual, for the medicinal roots, herbs, and barks in Retonga are

go right to work to strengthen the stomach and build up the body. Many distressing ailments disappear when the body regains strength and resiliency.” ? Mr. Garing pointed out that the very first bottle of Retonga is guaranteed to bring gratifying improvement or the small cost will be refunded without question. Retonga may be obtained at all Hook’s De-

pendable Drug Stores.—Adv,

easily absorbed by the system and.

Kenneth Baker and Mrs. Alex J. Taggart. * Members of the advisory committee are Frederic M. Ayres, Mrs. M. F. Ault, Dr. Gordon W. Batman, Mrs. E. A. Clark, Dr. Ernest N. Evans, J. Malcomb Dunn, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, Dr. A. E. Hubbard, Mrs. Frank D. Stalnaker, Mrs. Frank W. Wood, the Rev. Leonard Wernsing, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Henry L. Hummons, DeWitt S. Morgan, F.B. nsom, Mrs. R. E. Record, Mrs. illiam L. Schloss, Henry J. Langsenkamp Jr., Marshall D. Lupton, Walter C. Marmon and Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr.

DALHOVER IS FATHER; HE’S GLAD IT’S GIRL

SOUTH BEND, April 29 (U. P)). —James Dalhover, Brady gangster who is scheduled to die in the electric chair June 10 for the murder of a State Policeman, was pacing his cell last night. A guard stepped up and told him that a five-pound daughter had been born to Mrs. Dalhover, the former Mary Raimondo, at Baltimore, Md. “I'm glad it’s a girl—I've got two boys,” Dalhover said and resumed his pacing.

All Sizes, but Not in All Styles.

Indiana School Patrols

To Send Delegates For Safety Parade in

Washington.

150 active patrolmen with 250 in the State Police organization. The department's expenditures for last year. were $780,000, derived from mmotor vehicle fees, the report said.

Would Replace (59 Million Smooth Tires

Times Special NEW YORK, April 29.—Plans for a national tire safety campaign to replace an estimated 59,000,000 tires which are smooth or will become so this year have been announced by the tire division of the Rubber Manufacturers’ Association. The Association said the " campaign would prevent accidents and stimulate business. It was estimated that if all smooth tires were replaced, sales would total more than $500,000,000. Pleas to motorists to protect themselves and others by replacing

throughout the country. The program is to be climaxed with the observance of National Tire Safety Week, May 14-21. ;

A. A. A. to Conduct Parking Survey

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 29.—A national survey to determine the extent and seriousness of the parking problem in the United States and to find out what cities and towns are doing to provide relief was announced today by the American Automobile Association. The A. A. A. engineering staff is to select typical key cities’ of various population classes in different sections of the country to determine parking facilities. : ¥It is not expected that there is any one specific formula that will be-applied to all cities and towns, but we believe it is entirely possible to develop some guiding” principles that can be applied with due regard to local conditions,” William A. Stinchcomb, Cleveland, committee chairman, said.

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Prof. Edson R. Sunderland of the University of Michigan Law School, is to speak at the Indianapolis Bar Association dinner meeting at the Columbia Club Wednesday. ‘ He is to discuss the rules of civil procedure for U. S. district courts

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cedure. James Jay, association secretary, said there is a probability that the Indiana Supreme Court might adopt either all or a major portion of the rules for application to courts in this state.

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