Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1950 — Page 52

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PRY Into April With Biggest ~ To Announce Demand Since the War

S r Gas | Waiting Lists Lengthening; Two uper ; | Of Big Three Going Full Steam |

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| : rogram under way, E. C. Quinn, sales manager, revealed yesteyday. He! warned the days are just ahead ‘when vehicles will be sold by!) {salesmen instead of order takers.

By THE TIMES AUTO EDITOR Latest Development WE'RE APRIL-DEEP in the hottest automobile year

On Fuel Front ‘since the war. ! has 4000 dealers now be : f ———— fi ta Due for Release Waiting lists are stretching out, three weeks and up. iv lrsinee by a large Sela »

3 : | Sun Oil Co, this week will an | =During the last year groups of Mr. Wyndham

15 men have visited Detroit to : |study sales eight hours daily for of Indianapolis; John P. Vendel {three weeks at a stretch. And of Terre Haute; David M. Russell {that goes for truck dealers, too, of Elkhart; William M. Coady of 35 Mr. Quinn pointed out. Kokomo; John L. Childes of An4 derson, and R. D. Schmidt of

Paul Power to Speak | Logansport.

And-two of the Big Three factories are pushing their pro-

_ pounce a new high’ test gasoline ; : ; hgh . no tlel nay bi 2” step. iheadl of duction throttles to the last notch, -

even the highest-compression. .. One of the reasons is the long strike shutdown of} 1 : engines. : Sra Chrysler which has taken ~~ : "Sun Oil has geared up its re- third-place Plymouth out of

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Trucks are doing pretty well, too. The February new registra-| =

leral Motors Corp., will address the! of Automotive Engineers will hear

fining program to make a gasoline tho fiald gtiffened the pull on tion count was 69,000, and the ‘ on Sop —— » which will keep pace with he Chevrolet and Ford. year is reported running slightly | Pad # 1 go ; ! : Cn t Paul Power, supervisor of labor AUTO ENGINEERS TO MEET : N step-up in motor power. There stil] is a Jot of cream in higher than last year. ; | Here's a Ford father a graduate son, just out of the Ford Merchandising School. (relations, Allison Division, Gen-| Indiana section of the Society The: company pointed out In en, pore “and those first post-| In fact there are reports that, From left to right, L. W. ad, Ford Motor Sales Co. sales manager; Gordon C. Foxworthy,

1942 the average automobile had oo. 0-0) 0 40 are being turned Foyt . . “This Is Our Problem” meeting Alex Taub, widely known engia compression. ratio of about 86-1 85] SISAL, 17 SEE Ltd some dealers, sensing the brisk) vice president; C. 7. Foxworthy C3, Indianapolis Ford Jealers, ako a graduate: C. T. Foxworthy, |; 30 p. m. Wednesday in the ner, discuss “Octanitis at a. dine To to-t.-In- 1945-46 the-motor-indus-. om ATket's turning over like cars again, loading them with Ho: Richar Rama Sine; Noy iomanager: used car reconditioning, the grad- {Marott Hotel. “The dinner meet- ner meeting in Purdue University wit try signaled its intentions and , .,, 4m} in a hurricane without extras. And only last: week, look-| Heft. d A. Foxworthy, mana West Side branch, 2419 W. Washington St, and John F. ling is sponsored by the Industrial Memorial Union Building, West BEN" produced a S710 A everyone who wanted a new car ing right into summer, one maker| in, dean, Ford Merchandising School. a p——— - ss : {Training Association of Ine Indiana.|Latayshie, Thursday. Apr. 10 — Produce Ay tion 1 tb having been able to buy one. included anti-freeze in the pur- SE TR RR aman f Jan 1045 fh Sin Oil Co NOT ONL y the so-called Shage prise of 3 station wagon, #iS : g ; © cre = a : p wily 2 NL ~C 1 " ; > ion! : IS early to fresh from its record production smaller cars, which are not small us a = i. of 100-octane-plus aviation fuellany more, but thé bigger models, THAT'S WHAT made the pub-'S Ke ] Neptune for the Armed Forces, announced Buick, Olds, Mercury, Nash, lic howl turned them against s MA \ = Lake M a new gasoline “so good that it Cadillac, Hudson, Packard, and some dealers, and some makes = 3 . all reside i= up to the engine designers 10 ai] the rest, including the rugged of cars, and it will do the same = y ? twin city utilize the fuels we can make the little Willys, are in demand. thing again. A C= y z to help i best advantage to the publics ral R. L. Polk & Co., the industry's’ - General Motors dealers are a = - : help ther The race between CAr MAKErS car counter, reported new car reg- little worried. Some of them fear = ® * and gas makers has been raging jstrations - passed the 400,000 they will be in the same strike = 3 Nearly since. One car maker said all mark in February, up 100,000 boat with the Chrysler dealers g : ] in ome ] 1 n ] 'S 3 Wisconsis that kept them from making units over.any previous February before the summer is over. And = ) = } Jana super-powered cars was the lack i, history, that would be bad news, indeed, = zg Lieut, T. of proper fuel Previous high February was in in a year which new cars are = % the plane To bring the higher pPOWer 1947 when 299,701 new cars were grabbed up almost before the = > bo = ice storn trend up to date, cars are how registered. paint is dry. = % /., = safely, roiling off “assembly lines wit = o ® 1 Hundre compression ratios: of 7.5-to-1, Oldsmobile dealers hit an all time monthly = = their car a , Sun, it is up to the gas- Records Fall sales record, delivering 36,105 new cars in = f (Ian i 3 in an o oline industry to make a gas March, 8. E. Skinner, general manager of Oldsmobile, reported. = £ s field. which will take that much This was up 1000 units over the previous highest month in April 8 = = 3 With h ee M. Campbell General of 194% : z 5 he phi Motors Research pointed out In the first three months, Olds dealers delivered 93,829 new cars. = = ; about 40 010 ts were getting only 28 Hudson started rolling its new — ~~ efndsinis banicr meeps | s — Ee S ) let it sk Ios per 2 hen in 1930 but 1950 Pacemaker off the assembly and head of its Mercury-Lincoln S = = CO TTT U TH A LU RRR RAR OVA . : water. today are getting 39.5 ton miles, line in Tilbury, Ont, last week, Division, came to tqwn for the £ = Inhale din Ei Rie Then “gd great has been the improvement ihe dum a Canadian op: festivities; brought two planes S : Ri N / Ln. Na iy in motors and the fuels they burn. erations since 32. | , . ; ro g [ Ves So this week, Sun Oil will break| Hudson has about 50.000 cars loads of wASCYUIveS, mney word = : plane, a ever the filling station horizon on the streets and highways of Jen, with Wig Hew a farts = ; . a 3 craft. TI with the latest of all high com- Canada now, and is out to pump Which threw a few of its guests al 2 aT rns / . = reese fps FEASE~ OF pression fuels, It's bid to outrun Ly rg get thie "Athletic Club" With Ed Sulli-'Z SA ¥ ; i for help. the makers of more powerful Mercury landed in a nice spot van's TV “Toasts of the Town 2 SN ’ 4 J ry 3 H The ra motors. : last week when it won the shoul- Show under the spotlights for : I q ; 4 " the Bean) _—_ der tap as the pacemaker in the laughs. a Un i Bowes. i i i 1950 “500-Male” Race. Ford language men called the S Wa 2 : x c Chieftain Pontiac, Inc., |. Boyish, brisk, Benson Ford, party a “Whing Ding.” and the = 2 f canoe to Names Hindsley vice president of Ford Motor Co. tab ran something over $4000. = g i men. The appointment of F.. C. . . ; : = i on ; {6 ’ Nash broke all records in the first quar- = = ey Hinaney P er ne, 11 W Rambler Due ter of 1950, and hit a March output of = = -= trips out Chieftain Pontiac, Inc, "19.021 cars, up 27 per cent over March of 1949, = = = men asho 38th St, was announced yester- °% * “4 } = s = in two m day by O. A. Chillson, president. The Nash “Rambler” in the lowest price field is due out this = 2 . = z the-other Mr. Hindsley has been sales week, as the first model of an entirely new series of Nash Airflyte’'S ; “J = z The onl _ -manager. at Chieftain since early cars, according to R. A. DeVlieg, v. p. in charge of manufacturing. =. = : hei z the crew - 1948. He was the first to intro. With the wheels turning fast fn (=o == mS Soe SEE g Protect New Furniture ... Brighten the Old! 2 radar ope duce the GMAC finance’ plan in|the sale of new cars, Chevrolet is HRC “WE FICEARIOT © 1Omo" 2 E Washable! Vat-Dyed! Pre-Shrunk! s The plz the Rocky Mountain region In beginning to give its used cars the the “No Down Payment" sale of = ET OF = * = craft ma 1926. : : double check. Eight crews are in Bed’ CATS : = E z had mac He was with.the GMAC office the field to show how used care The dealers = = h = Bermuda : : | y outside the fold = . . . Zz = here in 1933. During the war he should be reconditioned. sald they sold no cars to bad 3 4-Gauge Virgin Vinyl PLASTIC : - z and wait was an OPA executive. He is 46, Chevrolet also is recommending credit anyway, and what differ- = - = . 2 | Norfolk, native Hoosier, and lives with his the spring refresher at the service ence did it make whether they got § ' E CHAIR : { py 1! ite and daughter at 3563 Set Fal igtation, Changed gear oils, Ibe ive sent ot Sse dows, so long = = COVERS ° : ran into ’ v as the r paid ou 3 = z = 4 “ Ee , » icans. But there are two si t = = : . = f EMPLOYMENT HIGHER 3. theres an? ame Ho Reon i Bibi ipopdiod. ; SOLIDS: Wine and Hunter Green! : Airport BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 8 Mon- Miss the 2 S $ PRINTS: Grey, Wine, Green I z view, Ch roe County's stone industry has a of their cars. Automobiles are is In between them. z e Shr Ys : Green, Black Backgrounds! g Detroit, | higher employment ratio today machinery, and unless they roll Ssudebaker Deliver; s § 3 pring means new siip covers to brighten our s operator | ries = : oh ; : y z hat during the same period 1a=cim oft, they soom wear aut. A sim-|L "ane } "oo Record 3 © # living. room! Washable! Vat.dyed! Pre-shrunk! = § ne on Jack Garland, business agent Ple tROUBNL whieh & lot of motor Tog uo oe er or. 8 (UP)— 2 : Sturdy-wearing! Fit smoothly, beautifully .".. Tower O : . , . J END, . — . : | | : = the pla BO a ery on Some ‘of the unorganized. car Studebaker Setiers in March de- S (1) 54-Inch 16-Garment Size ...... 1.50 with Sex Prsats Shred welt seams and attrac: z pretty e ) | ’ ivered at retail a greater num- = . tive deep flounce! ai r Printed! = digging stone in this area. T= ldealers aren : “tse happy over th * ber of passenger cars than in any = 1) 54-Inch 8-G t Si 1.39 ; P c ne P nted! = The pl: : ; ch 8-Garment Size ...... |. Sofa C 14.98 zs reverse ¢ ¢ . 5 - v : 3 [Provo a » the company’s = Dia “overs : i heard th : story, H. 8S. Vance, president, = i a + : “wo =" bo Timely Suggestions tor. van, i (I) 42-inch 8-Garment Size ...... 1.29 SECTION 15, Downstairs at AYRES’ i We're » » . { March deliveries ran 21 per B = : Hotel rg : cent greater than in February, the = By wna JOR 1 smiiioaks Sef Holds 2 Garments Ges } || BE ~ and were 83 per cent larger tha E : 8 March last year, Mr. lh de. / ’ Cy 5 ROW YO Meas = crew that ESPECIRLLY TOR SUNDIN DINRERS < ™|clared. Store Winter clothing safely from damage by z It is easy to obtain the proper 2 Harbor & : Se | Deliveries i | } wy ! = fitting slip cover. ~ Simply - = messages o i eliveries in the first quarter Us dew! | oti = E Lv ? also were greater than any = moths, dust and milcew! Heavy-qauge ‘plastic z measure your davenports £ ceived. previous three-month period, and garment bags . . . all with 36-inch zipper closure = across the widest part of the £ —/ were 82 per cent larger than in | h re f qe PP ' = A i beck: not including the arms. 2 Sea, / : ADV. [the first quarter of last year. | swivel hooks, tine tailoring! Buy the SET or = PE = Stanc EE 1 : 2 ran . ri separately! = s Frying good fried chicken is our 3d Physics, Chemist z s vi) U ’ ry 2 s business —as tender as a baby { z = Author chick. An enjoyable chicken din “gg fat. YJ XZ Teachers to Meet SECTION 14, Downstairs at AYRES’ = 5 dead or 1 ner served the Himes State Service = To s g of week-e way you like jt 1 love life and I want to live! ! | TERRE HAUTE, Apr. 8—An- = s = crashes Pi You too can enjoy life . .. espe- nual spring meeting the physics = . =5 = . oC nsry cially Ee Did you know and chemistry section of the In- = Blanket Bags Pillow Covers = = | alps sty : : 3 ¥ . , = ’ = w | ousan that you can enjoy a complete diana State Teachers’ Associ- = $ = = { AT roger Sunday dinner at Bob Chap- | gan obi pe eld Saturday at 1 2 for $1 = = i ocean ot 'e Si 3 tain for only a State eachers College, = Heavy plactic = = | v Emmatt O. pr wiv dp have | Muncie. s , > JF ele Heavy plastic. E = | dead abo: Bandy, chief ©P®d0 | Participating on the program = with zipper Clos- ’ nr = : : at sea. chicken fryer, and a generous Bakeq Har \. |Will bé Dr. Robert Shelly of Ball E re. Holds 2 Fit standarg pil- g 5 Six oth co MEVIng Of vegetables and salad == = ¢ojst CRICK... dpiael Mrs. Daisy Jones and Mrs. 2, eg DANKE trian OS se merase nara mess woveeu Rissa LOBABES rsa ing og CUP OF delicious coffed or wo; . Lo TDohald “McKinney ‘of Richmond, = . = in crasl ‘tea will delight_the most dis- with fees Vegoiavit, ot bis- and Frank Wade, of the depart- = s planes. eriminating gourimet-—and far , Cults oC ) * ment of chemistry, Shortridge = | | Two Ni only $130—child’s portion. li Remember for only one dollar. High School, Indianapolis. E Red! Green! Blue! QUILTED = gels carr) re Bob Mill t the H Come on out. You'll like it. Ei a St 3 s = z Ing after price. Bob Miller ut the Ham: it I 0h wv.” Washington ANTIOUES 2 "Wat I" PLASTIC E : sets drinks if $n £0 desire except 8 . Q z u asea 5 g Ships on Sunday. THE BAN-DEE Sk kk EXPOSITION 3 z g tions Sea hia IW py ANT RF ' , You will find this exposition both S ) - D k 50 Virginia Ave. FR. 9570 for The DANUBE RESTAL RANT educational and interesting = = Jenmar reservation, is an ideal spot for an evening MURAT TEMPLE : = £ Navy p! * of dining and-.entertainment. s y eo ] ) ) \ va . » = = missing He A He Our com ) ; Apr. . 3910 1 ) M. fo 10:30 | MN. To prighten ana styvie up your kitchen or dinette! = = Jince Sa plete ES ——— —- Ouilted plastic chal | “4 Le i = = _ flight fro The. way to a -man's heart ig MeEAU.IN=.4 X ui eqd.pashe, cl au pads w D matching backs. £ g ‘agen. ete., ete., etc. Do you want to cludes in three gay colors! Easily cleaned with a damp E z PROBE * catch your man—or hold the Juicy lth . £ al ‘| ( = s | : loth... long w uily tailored. Ruttlec 2 See you have? Then bring him Sea ke Cio oC g wearing, carefully tailored. Ruffled E Made by One of g HONOI ere and you'll do exactly that ’ tiounce. = = Food that. will melt in your Chop wa¥ ‘vou. Vike them | = 4 % . the Oldest and Most iE House ° ~ " C IK y 3 - = or = ’ mouth, at prices that will de- For the [Lenten Season, we Set Includes = Reliable NM +H z Francis F 7 J hight So have a variety of tempting | One Chair Pad, g arrress = a three-v &/ poker : * sea food dinners. shrimp, oys- | 3 2 r] Manufacturers! g munism { one of our lers. fish fresh from the ocean. One Back E : . 2 i ) : Enjoy restful atmosphere, de- | : s ‘ x = Looki two fine j.5us cocktails and the best in FS } 3 Reataurating food at the DANUBE, 208 W. a s Smal and enjoy washington St. For reserva- g , : = u,qulet and tions phone RI. 0845. } g MPORTED | = Hom _ delicious x kx * | == s s — . p the ; | ™ - . a -— en Ee re (a. The HICKORY LODGE is now | : i 2 1350 apo » Voki = open for business, Our feature | — = Sa : = home § GRILL, 1201 W. 16th St, or y £ Sund dinner 1s] ’ x - Fine loc ine H - - - 2 Skyways Coffee Shop and Din inn iy ay -¢inner | SECTION 14, g g Sos ing Room at the Municipal Air- PEE oF Downstairs at = : Z 1630 Sh Peet, served in A Yovely basket of gifts awaits = AYRIS ¥ ¢ g “®Th 2 J A Ls its natural : you as an expression of good. = = by 3 = pic ~ x ..... fauce; also | will from public spirited local 3 s ’ = th The Bl a N 3 RekE) Hickory Smoked | Suieehtuns 4 you buve Just be 5 Ins 0 =z pri Why ave cuities of cook- Ham. barbecued come engaged. moved : z at home when it costs you - | the city, are a mew Mother, > : rp ge . . - out as much or more, plus the EN aa. (If you have |! JANG Moved Within the sity. Femous name in arsphng mattresses covered in beautiful IM- = — : work.’ Come 10 never tasted food prepared in | 2€ Junt become Sweet Sixtesn PORTED cotton damask . . . usually found only in higher-priced z cla MAR an outdoor pit, you Zertainly i cost or obligation. Arrange te fines! Built with "Permulators" that hold the padding in place, ‘2 { you enjoy y Sun-. have a treat in store for you. receive these gifts. Call your ~ + 5 "op TR . = ing day evening din- (Come out, we will enjoy show- | Welcome Wagon Hostess whose acqg years 10 your mattress life, stop sagging. Tempered coil = wh ner. And remem- ing you just how good charcoal | phone is listed below. innersprings for restful, comfortable Jp, Haridles for easy z a == ber -— there is projled steaks, chops and sea- | = a F PE: : g > ; : | i turning. FLORAL STRIPE in GRAY and PINK or GRAY and BLUE : Italian restau- t ] = C. : fal Ibe Sued Tales rie [ood Jook in the srecem of Welcome Wagon : i oo . ant y brolimg Bd the tas e is ees “ume YORK * ;106 Anclds = - SECTION 16, Downstairs at AYRES’ “oR AY MILANO' INN 231 8 Noble 38th and Arlington. i PHONE TA, 27% AAT ALES FAA COAL ASSES — 2 se ¥ : 2 i Vom RT ae ne : 2 : gi : : $ » : ” 2 . : i -