Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1941 — Page 6

Now Is the Time.# Guard Against | Shortage of Anti-Freeze Solution

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By DAVID MARSHALL

#5 SNOW IS THE TIME to prepare yourself for any possible shit S fitreeze shortage this winter. - Conservation of automobile anti-freeze so-|} i$ is is ‘extremely important because ethyl alcohol, methanol andj} : % niversary ‘ethylene glycol—the essential compounds of most anti-freeze—are im-|} | ! Even Our National- : Special!

portant to national defense. ; i esis i ogy 3 i It is still too early to forecast whether or not stocks of anti-freeze ] on Tat op : : 5 CHOCOLATE Lis will meet all winter driving needs, the experts say, but if you | follow ot ve 3 mr. Pen their suggestions shortages may be avoided. They are: : : = ey omy al PA NN E p to 1. Berore you lh anti-freeze, have your cdr radiator cleaned : EC £ iid fen : remove the rust, scale and dirt that cause r eirculation and over- Ee SW : i i - heating. + poo 2 He : 2 : : i * ‘ ; R A | Si M Ss 2. Have ‘your dealer tighten all Hose connections, cylinder. bolts, || = ih i,m : > : «iw and water pump packing. This prevents leakage. Se Ch Cc 3. See that the fan and belt are working properly: to provide ul Ib cooling efficiency. f : ; ) a} 4. Don’t b n ed. : : 5 ne x dn | uy or use more anti-freeze than .you ne : = LL VE A dell v Tor the chil- : 4.0 : A. ie hee eg a et . : dren’s school lunches Oldsmobile Dealers See New Models nb iE andl: « « « for the bridge : aT ; T ol REN J gunna Si ak : . players , . . for the en- . TWO HUNDRED FIFTY Oldsmo- (|. ~*} + + eo Sa ; Se tire family! pile dealers ‘and salesmen of the Re Y : wf Jil « ; Indianapolis zone ‘today previewed “the 1942 Oldsmobiles at the Murat Temple. R. L. Myers, Oldsmobile "assist ant general sales manager, presided f| : NS 3 : at the meeting and was assisted by Cpt & Loe : : M. J. Seaton, sales promotion de- Spicy ; : ey Anniversary partment. IL. C. Burnett, Indian- ARERR : ; a < : Sale apolis zone manager, introduced vis- i a : a 3 ; : itors. : s Vedi fain : a : ; of . _ Olds will - publicly announce its{}: : ; Sie : : : : 2 new line on Oct. 5. Hydra-Matic x Eo i Drive again will be offered as an er optional feature on all models in = wi all series. The same three price : fields as in former years will be R. L. Myers : offered. 8 a2 = 8 x =

Parts Business Shows Gains

IT MAY SEEM strange but when new car production is curtailed, the auto parts business becomes more prosperoys. Increased prices and fewer available cars mean that you and I keep our present car longer: The longer we keep 'it the more parts we're likely to need. Also when. ‘we do trade it in, it probably needs some part or parts

which we didn’t want to buy just before using it as a down payment. That means the used car dealer has, to buy parts before he can sell it again. Marshall Sherman, president .of Capitol Truck and Auto Parts at 823 N. Capitol: Ave: finds that his business is up 30 per cent over a year age begauise of these factors. There is no shortage of car parts with them, he: ‘says, ‘because they buy huge quantities far in advance. Also many of’ ‘their used car parts come from wrecks purchased from insurance companies;

” Cu ) ne» is ; % % : W. Jim Roberts, Inc., Celebrates - EE FE ean. | OO ?° W. JIM ROBERTS, Inc, Ford-Mercury desler at 819 E. 63d St, REN SE : aE ; He a § recently held a dinner for he bi ie Bi the largest month’s TA Ni bh a A gag ENTIRE STOCK! $2 and 2. 50

business since: the: ‘dealership started in October, 1939. George Hoster, he 3 RE : : eB 5 L L J \ v Ss general manager, steported the firm sold more than -100 new and used Tl : os . : : pe, : A HH A SPECIAL Hrd

ears and thatthe’ parts and: service department volume was up more || LE of ; i hh. Shay gosond. at: the di Whithey © = ofl ; 3 A SATURDAY Land a BT ENot 2 hendi of fal ii , peakers e dinner were Whitney Coyner, service manager; Ray is oS : 5 Bo . . + but our Patterson, assistant service manager; Robert Hankens, body shop fore- : EEN : 2 : ; oN LY! 2 Bo BT sit] = ee: $2, 250 qual. : man; Ray Spoorier. Ford. Motor, Co. assistant pranch manager; Harold : oS : . 4 = 8 STO 9 ‘ ; Cosgrove, regional director of the Universal Credit Corp, and Charles || = 4 : KE ‘& ities... all best-selling style! Banford, Universal assistant manager. pe No : : BT All.headsizes! cov eee aoe eo Bian: woe 9 "a. a > or . > Ba ad, Lan imam a_i. 11 Nations Form Club Federation Lo EWM Fr ho : 1) I T B E S SE I . So :

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New synifietc Rubber Found aay A Speciut-Group of New Patterns’. ‘ee A NEW- TYPE OF neoprene synthetic rubber of potential valde to : eh : la the autofgobileiand aircraft industries has been discovered. A special Annivorssty event for Ei ~~ These coverings have been diséontisisd by fhe It was fen by D i snd r I Yous of the Rubber : Saturday! All new patterns for ~~ maker . . . otherwise, these matfresses would sell - Division of the g : - bedrooms, dining rooms; living” * a . at a much higher price! With: resilient coil rooms! Plain afd bordered de- g spring construction, quilted sisal pad and. layer +f

AE now all known types of synthetic rubber have become hard|| signs! Conventional and floral ~ upon layer of felted cotttor or extra sleeping it add iSite when exposed to sub-zero temperatures. Thie new type of |}. patterns! All 9k12 size! : "comfort! Choice of full or’twin sizes! :

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Ford soon will produce ‘assemblies for 10 of these big planes in the same (| ~~ e ; SPE Ci AL ANNIVER S ARY v ALUE ? s ATURD AY ONLY !

plant which made Ford tri-motor transport planes a few years ago. While crews of workmen operating in relays are rushing construc-

tion of the company’s giant $47,000,000 bomber building at willow: Run / . . near Ypsilanti, other crews are installing jigs and dies in the old airplane plant’ adjoining the Ford. Airport in Dearborn. After the 10 4 . .Sale

_complete assemblies for the bombers are made, the equipment will be moved into’ the: huge new building. Under plans worked out by Ford engineers, the bomber, which the|f: re etd : : : ’ Eel Army considers one of its most powerful weapons, will be constructed || =... : : : 2 -! Superbly Sigel! in 80 major segments and then assembled in much the same way autos : ? ; ! : Maghnificently Built! : : Specially friced!

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