Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1938 — Page 12
. Show Committee which includes Paul G. Hoff‘man, . Studebaker president, and] Richard H. Grant, General Motors vice president. . Th Exhibition space in the accessory, shop: equipment, Diesel engine ‘and touring trailer sections of the show will be ed at a spe‘cial drawing to be held later in the
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| "“Althéugh ‘customer delivery not ~ only | totals for the January-June period | | are ‘not: quite complete it is apparent that sales will surpass every ‘year in the last nine excepting 1937,” Mr, Ahrens said. Mr. Ahrens said the years of 1930 and 1936 are topped by comfortable
: : “HN I= - TH “p “| “Chevrolet “dealers: Automobile Show, Nov. 19 to 26, Tana mm me id as against that of June for new cars, but were able to merchandise ‘used cars so ably that they decreased their stocks 5900 in the first
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The Indianapolis auto show is going Mexican this year. The setting and program for the annual showing of new models at the Fair Grounds, Nov. 19 to 26, will be Mexican. Ideas, and probably talent, will be imported from Meixco. > C. O. Warnock, president of the Indianapolis Auto Trades Association, is leaving for Mexico City next week personally to get his material. - He Mr. Warnock has traveled extensively in Mexico for more than 20 years and knows the country intimately. His hobby is archeology and he has spent nearly a gaurtercentury digging in Mexican ruins. His private collection of Mexican
archeology pieces is one of the finest |-
in the U. S., he says. Explaining how the association happened upon a Mexican motif for the show, Mr. Warnock said Mexico is a popular tourist land in the public eye, and “we picked it to get away from the usual thing.”
Expect Bigger Crowd
He thinks the Mexican idea will pull a bigger crowd than last year’s, which was lured to the show with the aid of Rubinoff, the violinist, and Gray Gordon’s orchestra. There’ll be about 45 exhibitors, and girls in Mexican costume. Mr. Warnock said he would draw the line at putting salesmen in costume, however. He won’t even hint what he’s going after, till he “knows he can get it.” He promised, however, that it will be good. “I'm in contact with people in Mexico,” Mr. Warnock said. “I'll have more to tell you when I get back about Sept. 1. ! Other association directors in charge of the auto show are Joseph Block, J. B. Hanchett, Al Jones, Robert Johnson, Roy Hickman, Mort Martin, Carl Wallerich and O. J. Litzelman.
Stoops Urges Earlier Weed Cutting
Weeds along rural highways should be cut by July 1 for greater safety, instead of by Sept. 1, as now required by law, Todd Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club secretary-manager, pointed out today in announcing the club will seek modification of the law.
Explaining that the change will be |
asked at the next session of the Legislature, Mr. Stoops said: “The present law regarding weed cutting was enacted in 1915 , . . before paved roads permitted the high speeds now attained by automobiles. The law states that all land owners along highways shall cut weeds which obstruct the view of any highway. “But the law gives the land owner from June 15 to Sept. 1 to perform this task. Cities, as a rule, require weed cutting to be done by July 1 and the Hoosier Motor Club be-
Vance Page, center, the former Indian pitcher who last week was sold to the Chicago Cubs, is the owner of a new Buick sedan, the
lieves a State law should be enacted Tequiring weeds to be cut on that date in cities, villages and rural sections.”
Buick Auto Sales Steadily Advancing
Times Special g FLINT, -Mich., Aug. 5.—Buick auto sales the first 20 days of July showed a steady gain since the first of the month, and exceeded the same period in June, according to W. F. Hufstader, - general * sales
manager of the Buick division of |
General Motors. Domestic deliveries of Buick cars the second 10 days of the month totaled 4162 cars, compared with 4025 in the second 10 days in June and 3394 in the first 10 days in July, Mr. Hufstader said. This was a gain of 3.4 per cent over June and 22.6 per cent over the first 10 days of July.
Resist Normal Decline
- Sales resisted the normal seasonal decline. Cumulative figures show that Buick delivered 7556 cars the first 20 days of July, compared with
8087 the first 20 days of June, a decline of 6.5 per cent, compared to a normal seasonal decline for the period of 12.4 per cent. Buick dealers sold 18,285 used cars during the period, better than the 18,252 sold in the same period in June.
State Auto Insurance Business Gains
Volume of business of the State Automobile Insurance Association, 445 N. Pennsylvania St., in the first six months this year, shows “a substantial increase” over the same period last year; according to W. E. McKee, president. : The increase came ‘despite de-
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Perry, club owner. Leo Miller, left, Indianapolis Ball’ Club general manager, handed the keys over to Mr,
gift of Norman’ | Page. William Kraft of Monarch Motors looked on.
creased auto sales for the period, Mr. McKee pointed out. - . Association assets Jan. 1 amounted to $4,041,401.13, he announced, including more than 32 millions in U. S. Government bonds and a surplus of more than 12 millions. - The company pioneered :low-cost insurance in the Middle West, and writes more auto insurance in Indiana than any other company operating in the state, according to Mr. McKee. It has more than 300 representatives in Indiana, and maintains a
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Chevrolet Sales Gain in July * Times Special : : DETROIT, Aug. 5.—The «Chevro-
let Motor Division of General Mo- ||
tors showed an increase in new and used car sales the first 20 days of |
July, compared to the first 20 days | of June, contrary to the downward
period, it was reported here. car sales jumped from 27,936 to]
sales trend which is normal for the
29,858, up 7 per cent, while used car
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The public is invited to an “open house” ‘at the new branch of the]
“| John Deere Plow * Co. at 1025 "W.
Washington St. at 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
5 Monday for an advance showing of
the new 1939 two-cylinder tractors and corn pickers. $4 C. T. Moreland is vice president and general manager. A buffet
luncheon will be served at noon.|
New York Show
There will be an exhibit of John Deere tractors and farm machinery
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Cadillac-La Salle Sales Jump Times Special =~
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Times Special | ; DETROIT, Aug. .5—Automatic traffic signals are not a “modern invention,” it was learned today.’ Traffic lights substantially the same | as those used today on Indianapolis streets were used in London, England, 70 years ago, according to in- |’ formation sent to the Chrysler Corp.
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“Times Speciat DETROIT, Aug. 5.—Automobil manufacturers have applied for
Grand Central Palace, N. Y., where the National Automobile Show is to be held Nov. 11, than was available for the cars. Drawing of the exhibit locations | was. tonducted by Byron C. Foy,| -
Chrysler Corp. vice president, and
sales were up from 75,484 to 86,654, 5
a gain of 14.8 per cent.
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