Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1948 — Page 6
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PEOPLE SAY High Dollar Davy is nuts bouncing Mr. Maurer doesn’t care what
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For, indefatigable automobile dealer and junk man } on buying more and more auto-
He Siva refers to buying, rather than selling. One is allowed the inference that the 200-odd cars he buys each month are not all junked, especially the many 1947 and 1948 models he acquires. This is all a part of the 28-year-old supersalesman’s eccentricity. He shies from use of the word success or any reference to that much-sought
“I'm not superstitious,” he declared. He turned on the old Maurer “con,” the persuasion he has translated into so many high dollars. “But, I just don’t like the word. Sure, I'm making a living and getting a few of the things I've always wanted.” Dave’s not such a screwball, when he stands still a moment and unfolds his philosophy. “Be on the ball and be alert, that's the way I believe in operating,” the balding merchant asserted. About his business, he opined: “My cars are no better than anyone else's; but, no one else's are any better than mine, either. I never tell anyone my cars are guaranteed. That doesn't mean anything. I think of making .a satisfied customer.” Interviewing “just plain Davy” as he calls himself is no small assignment. First, one must catch him, It's a fast pace he sets for his 18 employees, including his inseparable. “brother, buddy and affiliate partner,” Julius, 29. Telephones jangle, someone wants to know what High Dollar will pay for this car, another. person asks where he should sign the title and an employee yells that the battery is dead on that old car Davy just bought. It's a madhouse, where only High Dollar and those he has conditioned to thie never-ending excitement can exist.
Words P..: Personality
ONE GETS the impression that the bubbling Mr. Maurer must talk in his sleep; he talks unceasingly when awake. And, his words are loaded with personality plus. He's the acme of what personnel counselors call the “sales type.” When making a point, which is what he is usually doing, he keeps repeating, “Do you follow my thinking?” The listener finds himself doing just that.
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One serious moment found young David
(there’s that word) he has had. One finds it hard to believe that the robust dynamo ever was bedfast sapping disease. But, he was. He lay quiet one year at Sunnyside, while his sick lung healed. It was 1935, a few months after he and Julius— | “leave me out of this”--started their present business. Day and night the two brothers worked to make a go of it and help their widowed mpther and five brothers and sisters. Dave fell {ll from| the strain. Oddly enough, Dr. James Stygall, who treated] young Maurer, now is a stockholder in another| Maurer firm, Moneys, Inc. A friendship grew! from the chance meeting.
Debater in High School |
DAVE was a debater at Shortridge High ling, Swedish tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co., who will
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the strength-
School when his father died at 44. The family,
in good circumstances a few years earlier, was be heard in recital at 8:30. p. m. broke and in the middle of a depression,
days later, Dave and Julius started to work.
High Dollar misses his education. “But, I can count,” he laughed. No one who| has seen him perform could possibly doubt this
claim,
His fantastic cartoon advertisements probably have done more to highlight the Maurer per-| sonality than anything else besides the Maurer personality. The ads picture High Dollar's head and all kinds of bodies; monkeys, dogs and horses “Tm|
through horsing around. I'll buy your car at y
price”).
He started this eight years ago. He was think-
ing one day.
“How can people concentrate on
my face among all the faces of -car‘ dealers on the classified page. I'm no better looking than
the others.”
So, the trick body was born.
is another of the Maurer sales slogans. Just then, the face of a prospect appeared in|
the doorway. “I'll pay your price, if I can,” trailed after| Davy as he bounded through the door. More] sales history was about to be made at 919 N.| Senate Ave.—(By Kenneth Hufford.)
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Hoyt Predicts MacArthur to Run
General to Enter
Wisconsin Primary MILWAUKEE, Mar. 6 (UP)— | Gen. Douglas MacArthur will anA recording machine stands in his small, dis- | pounce before the Apr. 6 Wisconordered office. He records sales transactions, then plays the scene back and studies it. “You don’t need to kndéw why you made a|to accept the Republican presi-| sale. It's why you didn’t that you need to know,” dential nomination, his leading] supporter predicted today. Lansing Hoyt, acting national |
chairman of the MacArthur-for-iine; the third floor of an ancient Wwe areé|joft building. The barroom was | satisfied that there will be a 80 big that the customers could, | statement before Apr. 6 that the and di, use it for foot races. The General will accept the Repub- hamburgers weren't bad, there lican nomination if it is offered was plenty of ketchup, and the to him.” Deadline Closed is the first major state in which voters will express their preference for party nomi-| nees to be named by the national | conventions.
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shivers to think about history's biggest speakeasy. If the lawmakers will pardon me for ignoring their inquiry into how the gangster-extortion-ists managed to flee the federal clink, I'd like to tell a hair-rais-ing (my hair) tale of the long ago. I was a cub reporter in Chicago . . . and a pretty important fellow. Scarface Al and I were on speaking terms. I knew Big Bill Thompson. The City Judge, who ran a burlesque show on the side, was a pal of mine. So I used to swagger around the Loop, calling cops and gangsters by ee ____|their first names, and in general acting like an exceedingly stupid young man. » » n ONE OF my favorite hangouts was known widely as the biggest speakeasy in the world. Scarfr.ce owned it, one of his sub-lieu-tenants named Hatchet Murphy ran it, and there I paid 75 cents a bottle for a fluid the bartender sald was beer. It usually had a little straw floating in the bottom; the foam was a greenish hue and nobody lever knew, from batch to batch,
—— Keep Em in the Clink | > By Frederick C. Othman the amGToN re eronon 1 oud why it a Hg he almost well-settled
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dead night for news, because
a skating rink. Came a phone call the next day. A husky voice. Sounding urgent: “This is Joe (the voice said), vou know, over at the Hatchet’s. The boss don’t like that publicity.” .
» » » I TRIED to sputter that it would help trade. Joe sounded sad. Said the boss’s boss, meaning Capone,-had squawked. The Hatchet had to take steps. “He hates to do it, you being a customer and all,” said Joe, “but he’s gotta teach you a lesson. - He says to tell you he's gonna have your arms and legs busted.” The phone clicked. For weeks thereafter I lived in terror. Every
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time I'd see a big sedan, the temptatioz to run was overwhelming. I lost my taste for beer, and while the Hatchet never did catch up with me, I still don't like the idea of those gangsters running loose. Even after 20 years, I don’t.
son primaries that he is willing (whether the undeniable wallop of
this liquid was caused by alcohol.’ or ether. The address was on Wells St. |where a guard at an iron barred, door allowed big-shots, like me,|
JPomysraaty was exciting. » 2 »
THE HATCHET, when property) mellowed, told such yarns of) |gangster depredations and repris-
| Came a quiet Sunday night in | (Chicago. ' No murders, no accidents, no nothing. And I was Of 84 candidates for the dele- night manager of. the United gates’ seats, 28 were pledged to {Press, supposed to turn out my Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New| usual feature story for the MonYork, 27 to former Gov. Harold day morning papers. I was des|E. Stasser of Minnesota, 27 to perate. I scanned the west wall in, JOE Gen. MacArthur, and one to Sen. |Search of story material and un-| BES) T | a | One|fortunately as it turned out, I had candidate is running on an un- an inspiration. I'd write a piece instructed basis. rr
Declines. Comment Mr. Hoyt refused to say wheth-
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By BILL For more thar century Indis parochial schoo athletic teams— nds. iw Catholic able to watch the {n their own 8 next fall. The proposed field, on which sometime within will be construct tract bounded b; Harding Sts. 3 side Drive. Preliminary g! {ng already has Covering 14 ac proposed in the P will include an lot, a football fle a quarter mile three chutes for ball and softbal eventually will h stands to seat 20 Extra | Additional par tained through with Victory 1 kind of recipro ment. The stadium n CYO Athletic F ally carry a mor be chosen by AT and his committ The field will | tral athletic gro olic schools of 1 high school an There are 30 ele high schools in I athletic progra from the cons stadium. Funds for t the stadium .we through the effo committee heads Kinney. The co still active, ral part of the mor vidual contribut! der of the cost tioned to the cit:
Building Another proje building sometir Youth Center t Fall Creek Blve Place. The Youth Ce pleted, will cor craft rooms, a nasium, shower locker rooms, room and custo The building v in units as the finances permit unit. to be of tv ing classrooms i ing room. The large gre mer vacation scl and St. Bridget’ about the need centrally locate: Construction til each unit is for,
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PITTSBURGE Representatives of the affiliate tional and Unit leagues will con the Pacific Cot meeting here 2 disclosed today. —————
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