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Dealers Let Buyers Pick Accessories

Agencies Shaping Policies to Keep Public Confidence

Br THE TIMES AUTOMOBILE EDITOR Auto dealers rolling into their new model season, on their desks, are playing it safe. They aren't loading cars, pushing buyers around. They've taken the in-business-to-stay attitude, getting their roots down in public confidence. And if your car comes through with more on it-than you wanted, mark it down that the extras went on at the factory, Don’t blame the dealer. The automobile business wraps up into some $25 billion a year. That's tires, used cars, batteries, oil and gas. And that's not a toy to be tampered with. New car pressure isn't what it usually is compared to the customary run-out on the old models. The reason is that buyers under-| stand the new cars may not be! a great deal different from present models, There will be model Identity marks, chroming and; grille design, and maybe rear end treatment, not much more in several big lines, » ~

ONE OF THE BIG MAKERS Is expected to introduce a line of new engines. But don’t count on that until you see them. They aren't faking chances with too high compression with the war f@irain-off due in high octane gasolines. But war hasn't touched the motor Industry vet. The best ss as to how much cutback ere will be was made by Gen-| “sral Motors’ Charles Wilson last! week. He said from 10 to 15 per pent, And with production where it! going on, with that won't cut

more to come,

* much sales ice,

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AUTO MAKERS HAVE BEEN wondering when they awaken In the small hours of, the morning) if their nightmare can come true.

. What they're thinking of is the °

time when they've built all of the ears the country can hold.

And as one auto authority put 1

#t, what will happen when the! roads are solid New York to Los Angeles, bump er to bumper as they are on the| sidewaik-smooth Merritt way when New York goes “upit in the country” for a week-end? Makers expect to turn out 7.5 million vehicles this year, that in-! eludes trucks.

That's almost enough to circle

the globe or make a 25000 mile parade, # =n u ALREADY PRODUCTION'S pushing highways. there will be 2

growing number of éars. Then there's a growing appreelation of the relationship between! auto ownership and highway up-| keep, especially when those big express highways which wind in and out of cities are included. It's going to cost more money to own an automobile—in taxes. And the best guess is that it'll soon cost more money to buy one too. f

$93 Million Backlog He has been called back to the WILLYS-OVERLAND ended its service and his 30 with unfilled money desperately.

fiscal year Sept.

orders piled.

with cars from J

Park-{ +,

Hotel when they received the coveted "500 Plan" _ Dennis, assistant district manager; John LaPrees, James Newcombe and William Duckworth, salesmen; W. W. Cumming, district manager; Ralph lovine, salesmen, and Hayward Talbert, Downtown

These winning Ford salesmen of C. T. Foxworthy, Inc., were flown to Detroit where they were | met by C7. Foxworthy and stayed two days as guests of Ford executives. Front row, Gordon Fox- | worthy" vice president; Foxworthy Co.; Robert Ogle, used cars; Claude Walker, Consolidate Finance; Joe Knop, sales manager; Thomas Mahaffey, Co. Back row, Hugh McBeath, Foxworthy; Charles Haves, Ford Co.; Chet Canada, Ray Knight, Wm. Lily and Robert Dellen, salesman, The stewardess is Jo Van n Wingerdan.

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These six 3alésmen of Downtown Ford Sales, Inc., were honored with a breskfast in the Antlers pins from the Ford Motor Co. They are Earl D.

Reed, salesman; George Consolidated Finance

Ford Sales. Back row, Ted Wighous, salesman; L. F. Judd, district representative; Fred Bates, sales- |

man, and Virgil E LaMarre, assistant district manager.

And

(EDITOR'S NOTE:

About You the Service

By Douglas Larsen

‘Here's another of a "question-and-a answer i a. ry berg ed Nature thin loosen and clean,

draft- -age mem, any anyone Hkely to be called to service.

series that tells how the Korean War affects reservists, veterans, °% : i Pra Te

Q—My son was a doctor in| Q.— This year the services and was discharged divoreed. 25,000 miles of new as a major. He did not receive his roads built to accommodate the | education from the government. /Is he subject to the doctor draft? to our support at all.

—My husband and I are now

I believe

A.-—Technically he is subject to he told his draft board that he

it but he is not likely to be called. was supporting us.

Q.—Are Army

A.—Yes, * = = Q.—Our son had a low number or his GI insurance dividend.

wife needs, the What should

orders for commercial and mili- he do?

tary vehicles totaling $93 million. That's a little better than double W-O's last year figure. And W-0O dealers reported they have an average of 2.5 Jeeps, and Jeépsters on their floors.

8400 for Packard

ministration

reserve, drafted will IT be able to go on

A. Write to the Veterans: Adgiving full erial number and address. Ed = » Q.—1I am in the Naval inactive When I am about to be

PACKARD'S moving up with a active duty instead?

production of 8400 for the 20-

A.—They're not drafting Naval

working-day month of September, reservists.

Hugh J. Ferry, dent, sald the company’s planning calls for great production in the months ahead. OLDSMOBILE has Elmer E. Kohl manager, BUICK built 44.166 cars in September, total for the vear to date 415938. That's 100,000 cars ahead of same period last. year,

Disabled Veterans

Given Employment

Two disabled veterans of World War II are employed at Crane Ammunition Depot, Crane, Ind. Noble Deavers, Mitchell, a torpedo shop employee, bears a 60 per cent disability rating for leg wounds he received under machine gun fire ‘while scouting in New uinea with the 126th Infantry Battalion, Harold Massie, Crane, was Wounded when a land mine expPloded during operations near Cannes, France. He sustained concussion, back injury, multiple fractures and damage of vision which required four subsequent operations. He is now in the supply department at the Depot,

VACATIONS B

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5 COLORADO TOURS—Estes Park, Orand Lake, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pikes fies Royal Gorge—7 and 8 days. From,

51 8, NEW YORK TOU RS-—Niagara Falls, Ne work. Waldorf-Astoria, Atiaptic City, Phil. ast SS bington, D. C—7 Ro®'8 days. Prom

ord - ~CAL.-GRAND CANYON FUN TOUR —Denver, Colo. Spgs. Royal Gorge, Sait City, San Pran. Ange les Sate = San Diego, Tijuana. Grand om |

appointed general service

ORADO-FELLOW WSTONE "Gallatin, 2 stone Park, Salt Lake C City, Rayal olo, Spgs. Denver — 10° days.

FORNIA - aPBITISH COLUMBIA MEX - Seattle, Victoria Portland.

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Packard presi- —

counter-intelli-| | {gence corps men being called back advice on what a person's moral to active service?

name,

Is it my duty to tell the board the truth?

A.—This space isn’t devoted to

{duties are. You don’t face jaill if you keep out of his affairs, however, if: that's what you're! ‘worried about. ” ~ ~ Q.—I have just received orders to report for a medical exam in connection with a possible call to active duty in the Marine Corps. But I am being treated at a, Veterans Administration hospital. Are hey liable to take me anyway?

A.-—Report for your exam as ordered and tell the doctor about your ills. He will decide whether or not you will be called. Chances

jare. you won't be.

I am taking care of our their child and he doesn’t contribute

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