Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1939 — Page 26

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State Group to Be Set Up At Meeting Here " Neft Week.

A meeting to perfect a state-wide organization of Foremen’s Clubs will be held Oct. 14 at the Claypool Hotel, C. E. Wood, president of the * Indianapolis Industrial Club, an- + nounced today. The new organization’s purpose is to be the assimilation, of infoermation useful to foremen, supervisors and superintendents in factories throughout the state. - It is also to unify the various Foremen’s Clubs now functioning in several Indiana industrial cities, he said.

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“New laws and constantly chang-| .

ing industrial conditions make it necessary for the foremen to form an organization which will sponsor “speakers and distribute information that will keep us up on all pertinent matters,” Mr. Wood said. Among the special speakers’scheduled to appear at the meeting are A. C, Horrocks, director of public relations of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.; Frank Hockema, assistant to the president of Purdue University, and H. E. Hudson, state ¥. M. C. A. chairman. Approximately 500 persons are expected to attend the meeting.

~~ M’GILL CO-EDS KNIT MONTREAL, Oct. 6 (U. P.) —McGill's ‘co-eds are swinging from jitterbugging to knitting in tune with the war spirit. Formation of a Red Cross unit among the girl students is in the offing.

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THOMAS QUINN JR. TAKES SECURITY JoB

Thomas M. Quinn Jr., Indianapolis attorney, today assumed his duties as a regionalp vice president of the National Conference of Employment Security Agencies. Mr. Quinn, who is attorney for the Indiana division of Unemployment Compensation, yesterday at the closing session of the convention at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The territory in Mr. Quinn’s region includes Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

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The Motor Truck Branch of International Harvester Co., Inc., 1065 W. Washington St., is placing three

new heavy duty cab-over-engine models on the market to meet the continually increasing parking problems, C. R. Frobes, manager, announced today. The new models, rated as 3 to 4-ton jobs will enable firms to purchase trucks that will carry heavy loads and yet be worked _into small spaces behind and alongside buildings and in narrow streets and alleys, Mr. Frobes explained. \ The shorter over-all length also

moving to and from loading docks

{and in making deliveries in crowded

places. The new models may also be used as straight trucks or trucktractors, he said.

Proves Popular Previously, International Harvest

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cab-over-engine model truck. The

light truck proved so popular that firms wanted the same model in

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heavier trucks, company officials said. Model D-500 of the new trucks has a spiral bevel-gear-drive rear Model DS-500, a two-speed

models are available with wheelbases of 94, 106 and 124-inches, Mr. Frobes said.

Motors Made Here

The motors are manufactured at 5699 Brookville Road, while the chassis are made at the Ft. Wayne plant.

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The engines of the new cab-over-engine models are of the remov-,able-cylinder, valve-in-head 6-cyl-inder type. Access to the power plant is secured, for minor adjustments, by removing the tunnel cover floor boards and seat covers. if necegsary, the engine with transmission’ and propeller-shaft .can be removed through the front of the cab. This entire unit rests on rollers in the frame and can be removed by dismounting the radiator and front cab section, which takes but ‘a few minutes Mr. Frobes explained.

Dodge Dealers View

New Models

Dodge truck dealers in the Cincinnati region were to view the 1940

models at a special showing today

in the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. Scheduled to attend the show

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Pontiac Dealer Holds

Open House

The 1940 line of Pontiac automobiles is being shown to the public during an open house at the Meridian Pontiac, Inc., 923 N. Meridian St. The open house continues until 10 p. m. today and from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. tomorrow. Entertainment is furnished by Chief Big Bear Pontiac and his wife, Princess White Beaver. O.. A. Chillson, president of the dealership, said that 32 new Pontiacs have been delivered in the 10 days since the new cars have been on the market. Seventy-two orders with deposits have also been taken, he said.

Named Regional Head For DeSoto

Paul D. Goeke, former Indianapolis territory representative for De Soto, has been appointed regional manager in charge of the Cincin-

nati area. Indianapolis, which is included in the Cincinnati region, was

JMr. Goeke’s home prior to“his pro-

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Lewis-Winkler Opens New Car Lot

The opening of a new used car lot at 1535 N. Meridian St. was announced today by Dewey Lewis, president of Lewis & Winkler Mo-

tors, Inc., Nash distributors. This lot will be operated in addition to the company’s other lot on the corner of North and Pennsylvania Sts. W. A. Hittle is in charge of the company’s used car department.

Miller, Weissman Form

New Dealership Formation of Miller-Weissman Inc, 2215 E. Washington St., has been announced by W. C. Miller and Louis C. Weissman, veteran auto-

mobile dealers here. They expect) to announce the line of automobiles to be handled at the dealership in the near future.

RILEY WILL DIRECT FRESH AIR COUNCIL

Ike Riley was elected chairman of the Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp Council at a meeting yesterday at the Columbia Club. Lewis G. Ferguson and P. Waldo Ross were named vice-chairmen. | Adjt. Talmage Hamilton was appointed as ex-officio secretary, and

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William H. Trimble as members representing the Central Advisory Board. Appointed as councillors were Roy R. Bair, Nola E. Boyer, Billy W. Brown, C. E. Durell, Edward A. Gardner, Walter A. Grimes, Omar 8. Hunt, Horace R. Riggs,

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6 OF BALL STATE AT ANTIOCH CONVENTION

Times Specia: W SPRINGS, O., Oct. 6.— Six faculty members: from Ball State, Teachers College of Muncie, Ind., are among 60 educators attending a ‘two-day conference at Antioch College beginning this afternoon. They are . Frank V. Graham, science professor; Dr. Donald E. Miller, assistant science professor; Mrs. Florence Busse Smith, Indiana State supervisor of adult education; Dr. Ralph Noyer, college dean; Kenneth W. Brown, assistant professor of industrial arts, and Dr. Charles F. VanCleve, assistant professor of English. 2

GIRLS DOMINATE SCHOOL LONDON, Ontario, Oct. 8 (U. P.). —There’s just one man to every seven girl students enrolled this year at the normal school, registration figures show. >

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