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FRIDAY, ber % 7, 1938

Automobile News—

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BROWN COUNTY |

‘Wholly to Please Ladies’ Accounts for Rakish Trends in New Models, Warnock Says

50 Per Cent Increase in Output Shown by Wards’ Reports. The noted

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new trend in auto design as| : in the 193% models now in|§ owrooms is “wholly to please} ladies.” C. O. Warnock, Indianapolis Auto Trades Association president, is sure | of himself when he says this. Women have the dominant part|§ in the purchase of automobiles de- | spite what “any particular man or group of men may say to the con-| trary,” he said. | “And women buy for appearance —they want classy, rakish lines while the men’s first consideration is economy and performance,” he added | All designers are copying features] of the “zephyr train” in their apyointments, he said. An example, Mr. Warnock said, is the incorporation in many of the new models of the “cat walk cooling system” with the low lying “vent louvres.” He said the new vents below the front fenders give the car a longer, lower AP} earance, The nder cooling” system now | being used has little advantage ex-| cept to improve the streamlined appearance of the car, Mr. Warnock | believes. All of the new models will be slightly cheaper than last year, he predicted.

Auto Output Expected To Hit 50,000 Next Week

DETROIT, Oct. 7 (U. P.) —Ward’s Automotive reports announced today that auto production this week was 50 per cent greater than during the previous week. he trade publication said production totaled 37665 cars and rucks as compared with 25,405 last . In the corresponding period ago, 71,958 units were pro-

year uced NChon of more than 50,000 for the first time since May predicted for next week. The ublication forecast a continuance f the production increases which have been recorded for the last hree weeks. Manufacturing of 1939 models started today at the Graham facvy. Aproximately 1000 men were calle ed to work in the body depart1ent. Officials said shipment of new models would start about Oct. 17.

Cadillac-La salle Calls Detroit Parley

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ct Cadillac-La- * first view of the 1939 | had Tuesday at a sales convention to be held here. More than 1500 retail representatives from all parts of the country are expected. Meetings and a ban- | ti with General Motors officials climax the event. Wednesday designated as “the million eaway” day.

Buick Price Cuts

Are Announced iii Sicisdh ‘Hudson Dealers at

FLINT, Mich Oct. 7.—BRuick’s Detroit Preview

ce reductions on the 1839 models ill range from $51 to $102 on the Execut 1 r and coupe models, distributor low urt uicl resi rlow H ou rtice, Buick president Car Co to attend

announced 1939 Three lowest, ranges

is the successor to the Stutz Pak-Age-Car which has been in preducfor several years. The tools been purchased from the and moved to Conners-

l is to start Oct. 15 and models of the truck will be dis{played at the National Motor Truck | J at New York next month.

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ives of Ace Motors, Indiana the Hudson Motor roit this week showing of

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for , were in Det er price range, Series 40 the preview the reductions standard sedan and | In the higher range, eries 80 and 90, the reductions are

on the six-passenger standard company Sc hmeizel

cars cars, new low wil

cars, and moderate Ibe announced by according to W.

on models he the 2109 7 H. | 102

sedans

Truck Show to Feature Diesel: Powered Units

ves Special

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—The widest

Hupp to Produce Low- Priced Six

s Spe | DETROIT Oct A new lowpriced six-cylinder automobile will introduced by the Hupp Motor |e ar Corp the New York and go automobile shows The car will feature a 113-inch

and ultra- Toe body | | N y rie ia

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motor vehicles ever assembled one time anywhere in the U. | will be a feature of the fifth ational Motor Truck Show, John | o the low felq. | F. Winchester, president and gen- | engineers GSSert, The | eral manager, announced today. be an addition to the| The show, which will cover 180,Hu Dp Senior Six and Eight.

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{000 square feet of space, | held Nov. 11 to 17 | Authority DN

Pak-Age-Car Corp. Plane New Mode!

ek Spe (NERSVII LE, —A new espe for busie frequent delivery | bakeries and was announced today by | dealers at 21 regional meetings this president of the week as factory officials | first details of the 1939 model, The new body is four and one-

Larger DeSoto | Viewed by Dealers

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aires, R. H. Faulkner Pak-Age-Car Corp The new a rear engine drive,

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The 1939 Hupmobile 8-cylinder, 5- nd sedan.

| hatt inches wider across the front! compartment than the 1938 model. |

Both front and rear seats are said to be as wide as living room sofas.

Streamlining, a V-type windshield,

| more luggage space, gear shift on

the steering post and other features| are listed.

‘Theme Announced For New York Show

| 7 imes Special

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—The theme!

of the national opening Nov. 11 for eight davs in Grand Central Palace here will be “Turning Man Power Into Horsepower,” it was announced today. The setting for cars was created | and executed by Ival, New

national Automobile Shows.

2500 at School In Ford Plant

ial { DEARBORN, Mich. Oct ly 2500 students, ranging (from 19 to 70, are going to school

TI'imes Spec

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range of Diesel-equipped commer- {daily in shirtsleeves and overalls!

lat the Ford apprentice school. g! Students are Ford Motor Co. ‘| workmen who are ambitious to qualify

Automobile Show

in ages |

as foremeén and specialty men

A front view of the 1939 Chrysler “New Yorker.”

{TWO MARION COUNTY

by learning more about the theory,

chines with which they work. { The company's 10%9-acre River Rouge plant is their campus. Courses range from elementary shop | mathematics to metallurgy, physics | and trigonometry.

Pontiac to Invade

Lowest Price Field Times Special

i PONTIAC, Mich,

Oct. T= | Klingler, general manager tiae, today revealed Pontiac's invasion into the lowest priced field. | A lower priced quality six iine has been aded to the company’s existing |

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i York, | deluxe six and deluxe eight lines. | Price gesigner of settings for the last two | | Based on factory

delivered prices, |

the new quality six two-door touring |

sedan model will sell for $70 less | than Pontiac's corresponding | model List price reduztions on the | new deluxe six models range from 220 to | 825

New Fall Hats

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larger, DeSoto was previewed by |

released |

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Split Second Foreign Station Re:locator.

Voice, Music, Ni-Fidelity Control,

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1938

DETOUR IS LIFTED BY COMMISSION

Closed Portions of Roads 27 and 56 Also Opened During Week.

Flimination of a Brown County detour in the interest of the heavy tourist traffic expected in Southern | Indiana this fall was announced to- | day by the State Highway Com- | mission. This 26-mile detour lifted by the | Commission was on Road 46 be- | tween Bloomington and Nashville. | Other detours lifted during the past | week were on Road 27, from Road | 124 to Decatur, and on Road 56, from Vevay to East Enterprise. No new detours were established | during the past week, the Com- | mission reported. The complete list of detours now in effect follows: Ind. 1-—-Just north of Connersville,

11% miles over county gravel and oil mat. nd. 3 From Charlestown north 29 miles| over Roads 62 and ° Ind. 3 About 8 mi les north of Muncie, | pavement and gravel. | 40, 3 miles and U. S. |

3 miles over county d Just south of U. 8 over county gravel, pavement 40, (Open tomorrow.) | — From Argos east, 25 miles over | , 30 and 19 . From Indianapolis to Nobles-| je, 27 miles over city streets, and Roads 31 and 32. Ind. 16— From Monon to Buffalo, 8 miles| over Ind. 43 and county gravel Ind. 18 Prom, pr OORStOn east, over county gra Ind. 18 West a Ind. 39, 52 miles over count ray V% Prom 8 miles east of U. 8S. 35, 31. 10 miles over county gravel. 24 Prom Allen-Whitiey county line Wavne, 18 miles over county gravel! and Ind. 14. Trucks follow Roads 9 and | 14 from Huntington to Ft. Wayne. U. S. 33 From 1 mile south of Ligonier northwest, 12 miles over Roads 6 and 13 Ind. 39—From about 3 miles north of Ind. 18 to Patton, 7 miles over county gravel and pavement U. 40 Closed east and west of Stiles-! ville Se 1cks and through traffic detour 53 miles over Roads 43 and 36. Local traffie 141 miles over Roads 43 38 and 39. (Threeton load limit on Road 39, north of U. 8 140.)

315 miles

Ss. to Ft.

, 48—From Batesville to Sunman, n d gravel : to Boone-| Hamilton county ! 28 miles over county concrete, U. 8. 52 and county gravel U. S. 50 From Aurora to Lawrenceburg 11 miles over Roads 148 and 48 Ss, 52 t east edge of spo about 3 miles over county and city

streets. Ind. 37 From 52 and 57, about 7 miles over Roads 54 and 67 Ind. 38 Two miles east of Odon, 32 miles over countv gravel road Ind. 60 Northwest of Ind. 111} over Roads 111, 150 and 335 Ind. 62— From 2 miles west worth to Corydon, 38 miles gravel and Roads 66, 64 and 1 Ind. 66—From Rockport to 1 wetton. 34 miles oyer JQoads 45, 70, 245, county road 237

and Ind { Ind. 67 Near Whitaker, 10', miles over | narrow county gravel. (Dangerous in wet | weather.) | Imd. 67Y—South of Mooresville. {traffic 14 miles over Ro Through traffic and truce follow Road 39 to Martinsville and Road 37 to Indiananolis Ind. 69 South of Mount Vernon, 8 miles | over count Vv gravel Ind, 145 From 1 Boston to Fulda, 6'2 gravel,

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WPA JOBS APPROVED

Pimes Special = Two { Marion County WPA projects have | been approved by President Rooses velt. Appropriations of $15,000 were! made for cleaning and renovating |the Center Township office building, and $42540 for rebinding and cataloging county administrative records dated prior to Jan, 1, 1936.

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