Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1940 — Page 12

“Automobile News—

CITY CADILLAC SALESMAN TOPS

“ALL IN COUNTRY

‘A W. Hutchinson Is Leader * For 2d Consecutive Year; Heads ‘Merit Men.’

"A. W. Hutchison, salesman for the Hoosier Cadillac Co. 2330 N. Meridian St. sold 130 Cadillac and LaSalle automobiles in Indianapolis “in 1939 to lead the country for the second straight year in a national sales contest sponsored by the Cadillac-LaSalle Motor Co. As the reward for his sales record,

he will receive the title of presi-|

dent of fhe “Cadillac Merit Men” at a three-day outing sponsored by the company a‘ Miami, Fla., Feb. 25-21. Approximately 132 salesmen are to be guests of the company at the the Miami Biltmore Hotel. The three-day program includes deep sea fishing, golf, bathing and other outdoor sports. ji Lor Hutchison lives at 27 E. 32d 8

Niswander Named 30th and Central Sales Manager

¢ Herman Niswander has been appointed sales manager of the Thirfieth and Central Sales Co. 3009 Central Ave, Ford and Mercury dealer, Charles C. Babcock, president, announced today. - Mr. Niswander has had twentyfive years of experience in the automobile. field.

H. R. Peters Appointed Used Car Manager

+ O. A. Chillson, president of Meridian Pontiac, Inc., 923 N. Meridian St., today announced the appointment of Harry R. Peters as used car manager of the company’s lot at 838-40 N. Meridian St. Mr. Peters has engaged in the sale of new and used cars here for _the last 14 years, and has served as both manager and dealer in several lines of cars.

New Studebaker Manager Selected

C. Morris South has been named new car sales n.anager for Carroll Cartwright, Inc., 861 N. Meridian St., Studebaker. distributors. His appointment was announced by John C. Dolan, president. Mr. South was engaged in the newspaper business in Louisville and Birmingham before coming to In#mnapolis four years ago. He has been active in the automobile business here since then.

REFUGEES’ GOLD SEIZED

- PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16 (U. P.). ~The U. S. Government, has confiscated $3500 in gold brought to this country from Germany by refugees. The refugees will be given the equivalent in American money and there will be no prosecution under the gold act, according to Port Collector A. Raymond Raff.

Sales Champion

A. W. Hutchison . . . leads country in Cadillac and LaSalle sales.

39 INGOME HIGHER FOR CHARITY GROUP

The Indianapolis Goodwill Industries employed 102 more persons in 1939 than in 1938 and increased its income by more than $8000, according to a report issued today for the year ending Jan. 31, 1940. It paid out almost $5000 more in wages to persons otherwise unemployed and sold 50,000 more articles in 1939 than in the previous year. According to the report, the Industries stressed a community center program during 1939 which included a circulating library, clinics, home nursing classes, adult education, free piano lessons, a. kindergarten, children’s recreation and church ac-

tivities, The report also noted the establishment of a South Side Com-

(YOUTH RALLY

PROGRAM SET

Notre Dame Law Professor

To Be Principal Speaker’ At War Memorial.

The program for: the youth and

Democracy rally. to be .held in the World War Memorial - auditorium

Thursday night was announced today. The principal speaker is to be Dr. Clarence E. Manion, Notre Dame University law professor and Indiana director of the Office of Government Reports. - Included on the program will be the presentation of colors by a R. O. T. C. color guard, the pledge of

allegiance by Boy Scout Troop 65, |

music by a Boy. Scout band and saxophone ensemble, and a cornet duet by Robert and William Breedlove. Joseph McNamara will be master of ceremonies. The program jis being sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization, Boy Scouts, A. Z. A, Y. W. C. A, Y. M. C. A. and the Indianapolis Church Federation. The rally’s purpose, it was announced, is to “make a public presentation of exemplifying the principles and doctrines upon which the Government is founded, and to promote tolerance and justice among all faiths and creeds.”

SENTENCE DEFERRED

ON SLAYING CHARGE |

BOONVILLE, Ind., Feb. 16: (U. P.). —Sentencing of George Delk, 36, of Hopkinsville, Ky., convicted on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of John Pilkelton, 35, of Elberfeld, during a riot at a Millersburg bridge construction project last July, has been deferred by Judge Union W. Youngblood. Meanwhile, Ora A. Davis, Delk’s attorney, said he would file a mo= tion for a new trial. Delk was round guilty yesterday

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