Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1941 — Page 18
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941
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AUTO NEWS
National Association Maps Plans To Meet Shortage of Mechanics $2,000,000 Slash Justified In Washington Township, | Assessor Says.
A substantial of ington Township's property owners
TEGARDEN ASK "VALUATION GUT
By DAVID MARSHALL The National Automobile Dealers’ Association has developed a training program to help auto dealers meet an impending shortage of me- | chanics lost to the draft and to defense industries N. A. D. A suggests that dealers first analyze their staffs to find out many
portion
how men thev will need. should take these steps: : () Promote men in the shop who are capable of advahcement ; formally by Assessor Paul Tegarden. | (2) rehire men who have left the industry because of age or minor | 1 physical disabilities: (3) obtain new men from employment bureaus and| Mr. Tegarden is seeking permis- | those agencies w hich give vocational training or work experience, To sion for a general reassessment of | meet local conditions the association suggests that men be trained in!land values in the section of the large and small automobile shops as well as in group training, where township between 38th and 52d Sts. the latter would be more effective. { which would result in lowering assessments of the affected property of nearly $2.000,000. Much of the land in the area, | particularly that on Meridian St. Dodge- | south of 52d St. still is assessed at
Then, the N. A. D. A, says, the dealers sessment plan which hag been submitted to the State Tas®oard in-
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Used-Car Manager Named
president of Knippenberg Motors, Inc. Illinois St., Mr. Arford will be in charge of the |
where he and five salesmen in a This is the largest number |
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H. M. Knippenberg, Plymouth dealer at 3759 N J. H. Arford as used car manager, used ear lot at 1302 N. Iilinois St., recent contest sold more than 150 used ears. sold in a 30-day period in the firm's history.
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der last was assessed | general assessment, Reductions in valuations to {more inequities would range from
in the 1932
| said. In a few isolated instances where | property values have been en- | hanced in recent years, the assess- | ments would be increased | For the last several vears. the total assessed value of property in the township has been increasing at the rate of $2.000000 to $2.500.000 a year, Mr. Tegarden said. as {the result of hundreds of | homes being built in the | ship. Before the reassessment is started. it will be necessary for Tax Board to conduct hearing, Sometime after
town-
a March 31
Used Car Manager J. H. Arford (left) and the winning sales- STATE CONSTABLE, 2 men . . , Charles Allee, William Trees, H. F. Pratt, Carf J. Long and OTHERS SENTENCED
Bovden 0. Gilbert. OSGOOD, Ind. A Hoosier Cincinnati, O,, to prison pleaded
Mr forming Vears:
who was with local auto firms for 20 years before
today said that “in all my never have Seen a general
March 21 (U, constable and men were sentenced after they
11S own company several Vears aro,
ombobile business here |
pickup is Now existing vesterdayv I fee bBuvers in empl
effect on
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to the return to the market of many been forced out by economic conditions. The increase companied by higher wage scales, also is having its purchase of transportation needs.”
this is due In part guilty to
burglary charges in connection with the Jan. 3 theft of a transport truck loaded with whisky valued at $9000 The men
who had ovment the 5 » Nl
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Ford Driver Contest Plans Complete Plan for
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are Herbert W. Clements, 31, former German Township Good Drivers’ League were completed ponstable in St Joseph county. this week at a of vocational-educational leaders and branch Chester Manis, 22. and his brother. officers of the Ford Motor Co Harry. 21. both of Cincinnati. Prac This vear's contest will be open to girls as well as hovs more than tically all of the loot was recovered who have not reached their 19th birthday bv Aug. 11. by State holice will be held here on July 1 with 12 boys and 12 girls The state winner will compete in the national finals Aug. 8 at Dearborn, Mich. Blanks may be obtained at any Ford dealer ana deadline for entering is midnight June 2 | Identical awards will be given to both boys and girls. First prize will be a $5000 scholarship and trophy; second, $2000 scholarship and third, fourth and fifth, $500 scholarship; next 44 prizes, 8100 The and girl winning the state finals will receive an ailtrip to Dearborn and for his, or her, sponsor.
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Tops Zone for Second Year
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nsecutive Fred M. Myers, member of the im Carson, Pontiac dealer at 1665 S. Meridian St, has salesmen in the Cincinnati zone, according to Joseph managel Mr jeading salesmen
one
second co veal
Will
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topped Sonasti Muvers and five-sta MTI1AY recently illiam Carso
alist were guests Qalesmen’s Guild in He hag been IX VeArs.
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Race Heroes at Allison
Althoueh most of
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the heavylv chase each 1d Speedway oval to their goggles in denearly all of them have come May
ATO the re now up fense work arranged to race again, 20 Fo
and
present mechanics are working at the Allison plant include L. Ii (Slim) Corum, co-winner in 1924; Harry Hartz, greatest second-place winner of all time and now a participating owner; Mauri Rose, former American champion and third last vear; Bob MeDonogh, protege of Tommy Milton; Frank Del Roy, who prepares Joe Marks’ cars: Billy DeVore, son of the fas mous Earl DeVore: Randall Bienke, a top mechanic of the Mike Boyvie . : . Benny Benefiel and Gene Nardi. upcoming youngsters: Bob Jackcon. right-hand man to “Cotton” Henning in preparing Wilbur 8haw's winning ear the past two years. Shaw in charge of the aviation activities of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co; "Shappy Ford. official timer, and George Freers, vice chairman of the Technical Committee, are out at the Marmon-Herrington Co. plant making tanks
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FIRST COME—
FIRST SERVED!
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and her Cal.
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DeSoto sales officiale, this fv the way Mr. Manieini dealer showroom the Chrveler Corp. exhibit at the San Franeiseo Fair (when it closed) for $3000. He kept the towers and pylons and sold the rest for $3000. Using the $3000 he bought a parcel of land in Mountair view He almost immediately sold a corner of it for a gasoline station —for $3000 On what was left of the land. which east him nothing. he Builk hic new kalesroom, using for a motif the towers and pylons he had
purchased at the Fan
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RITE'S GOOD VALUES
On Long Time Pram 50° DOWN! 50°
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® Large Rudich Square Deal Clothiers SO. ILLINOIS ST,
A Few Poors North of Marvland st, Open Saturday Until 9 P.M.
32 Years in Kame Location
22 Years of Square Dealing
Low Prices
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announces the appointment of its 1928 valuation, and the remain- |Z
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12 to 15 per cent to 30 per cent, he ¢
LIVING ROOM SUITE
Electric Refrigerator
'WAR DEPARTMENT TYPIST IS MISSING
WASHINGTON, March 21 (U. P.).| | —A government clerk descrbed as “very pretty” who worked two days
on War Department maps and then disappeared was sought today by local police and Army intelligence officers. Ruth Egoscue of Forest Ore, 22-year-old typist { here from the Pacific Coast day, started work on a new
Grove arrived Saturjob
Wednesday morning.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
TRAFFIC ON ROAD 39 | DETOURED 29 MILES -
Monday and has been missing since i; mi
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Traffic Frankfort miles over
between Lebanon is being detoured 29' Roads 32 and 28 because of a construction job on Road 39 at Mechanicsburg, James Adams, Highway Commission chairman, announced today. Other are
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Ind. 2331—Five miles north of Bourbon,
(Through traffic ig Ahdianapoalis to Vin-| d {3 miles over county Rravel
cennes may use In Ind. 43-—Just ly mile over county road. U. 8. 51—From Junction and 130 north, 8': miles over 23 city streets. Ind. 60—From Bennettsville, 306 150 and 111 Ind. 64 county gravel,
of Medaryville, 14 !—
51
Roads 8, U. 8 6 and
335 to 335,
Junction Ind miles over Roads our H West of Princeton concrete and Owensville to 168 and 41 of Wolf Lake, 1!
over
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( 38—From 8 miles east of Noblesvill st ‘Br count an lie, west i miles over county gravel | Ind. 65--From Ind. 39--At Mechanicsburg. detour from i135 miles over Roads Lebanon to Frankfort, 29%: miles over md 109 Just sonth Roads 52 and 28 (Effective, Monday March 24) Uv |
Cleaned P Pressed DELIVERED ANY PLAIN GARMENT 60: Princeton and this AD (Cleaners GALE Dyers DR. 0142 2301 Churchman Ave.
miles over Ind. 2537 and miles from Ind over miles over
miles. Ind. 1
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Reg. $2.95 Self-Settling CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT
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Reg, $3.95
VITA-OIL
Permanent
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Reg. $3.45
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Regular $69.95
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44.95
9 END TABLES
Walnut Finish
99¢
—————— $34.95
STUDIO COUCH 24.66
Cotton Combination
MATTRESS
ACA or Floral Cover
4.95
£204.90 8.Ft.
179.90
SOME ITEMS ARE ONE ONLY -SO COME EARLY
BIC VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT of This GREAT FURNITURE STORE
LOOK OVER A FEW OF THESE PRICES—THEN COME IN~—-
MEN'S SUITS
Were $29.75 to $34.75
12.99
9x12 RUGS
Oriental Designs Regular $27.95
19.95
FELT BASE RUGS
9x12 Reg. $5.95 2.78
White Oak
BREAKFAST SET
Regular $17.95
13.99
£15.95
LADIES’ COATS
5.95
EASY
FREE DELIVERY
No Carrying Charge If Paid In 90 Days
S440
BEDROOM SUITE
3-Pe. Blond Finish
29.78
£12.95
CHEST OF DRAWERS
Walnut or Maple
9.36
Regular $99.95
12-TUBE RADIO
69.95
$69.95 Electrie
WASHER
(All White)
57.77
METAL BEDS
Regular $6.95
4.99
Rayon Velvet
LIVING ROOM SUITE
Was $115
69.99
£2.98 and $3.98
LADIES’ DRESSES 99<
3-Pe. FIBRE
LIVING ROOM SUITE
£44.95 Value
17.76
MEN'S TOPGOATS
Were $24.75
15.69
EASY TERMS
DOORS OPEN 9:30 A. M. SATURDAY
Special 816.95
TORCHIERES
9.50
TERMS
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