Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1950 — Page 7

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SATURDAY, DEC. 23, 1950 Hoosier Profile Andy Olofson

Experience the best teacher? - THe career of J. Ralph Fenstermaker, presidentelect of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, is a potent argument fo this age-old debate. Forty-three years ago, he was a 16-year-old high school graduate in Dayton, O. His father: insisted he was too young to go away to college. He should get more age and ‘experience first. Today, he is the president of three corporations doing an annual volume of more than $8

And, he just never has had time to carry out his original college plans. * © ¢ THE STORY of Mr. Fenstermaker’s career is @¢ a typical Horatio Alger story. Son of a veteran Dayton schoolman, Mr. Fenstermaker started taking a bookkeeping and secretarial course after graduating from high Within a short time he had become a regular bank employee and had been in on the organization of an insurance company. By the time he was 19, he had saved nearly $2000 to carry out his plans to take a liberal arts course at Miami University in Ohio, to be followed by a law course at Harvard. But opportunity knocked. He answered. * oo

HIS SISTER'S husband, the .late Hugh J. Baker, suggested that a potential big future lay In the manufacture of metal “building materials

here in Indianapolis.

So, Mr. Fenstermaker took his college savings and invested them into a partnership with his

brother-in-law,

- Today that partnership has grown into three affiliated Indianapolis corporations—Hugh J. Baker & Co., steel fabricators; Baker Forms Co., manufacturers of forms for shaping con- ' crete, and Baker-Roos, Inc., producers of metal scaffolds and other essentials te the construc-

tion industry.

And Mr. Fenstermaker is boss of a staff of more than 150 persons—most of them are technical men with college degrees. * oo LIKE MOST persons with unusual names, Mr. Fenstermaker has seen all varities of spellings

of .the monicker.

‘Back in 1732, when his ancestor came to America from North Germany, the family name spelled Fenstermacher.

was

means windowmaker.

But in 1700, his great-great-grandfather de-

cided to Anglicize the spelling, changing the

“macher” to “maker.”

“While he was at it,” the new C. of C. chief “he should have done a thorough job and

says,

picked a shorter version.

sign.”

Oddly enough, Mr. “Windowmaker” makes no windows. But his firm is distributor for one of the larger manufacturers of steel-encased win-

dows.

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PRANK FEHR BREWING CO. INC. LOUISVILLE 2, KY,

* ¢ & WHEN Mr. Fenstermaker came here in 1910, he did not forget his childhood sweetheart who grew up with him next door in Dayton. ‘They were married in 1912, Today they have four boys and a girl. Purdue University.

oF the affirmative side of

Translated this

I wish that every time i: | have a lot of correspondence and checks to

Two are graduates of Two graduated from DePauw

ings.

J. Ralph Fenstermaker . . . school of experience. | University. The youngest boy, Jerry, is a student in Shortridge High School.

Two of his sons, Jack (John R.) and Bill (Wil-/TACO Tra iT Ratders.

New C. of C. President Long on Experience |

graduate of the

liam Bancroft) are active in their dad’s business. TUXEDO — With a new war looming on the horizon, Mr. voRges Fenstermaker recalls his World War I and II.

firm’s experience in

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& DURING the battle with the Kaiser's forces, Hugh J. Baker & Co. “marked time,” employees being in uniform.

But the company’s proudest claim is that it

never took a cost-plus contract, that it financed all of its war production without any funds

advanced by the government and that it did

affairs,

not have to repay 1 cent when its contracts were re-niegotiated after the war.

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and the Navy. One ot the bigger orders was for rected the REC ORD POSTAL RU SH pre-fabricated steei warehouses and factory build- Lockwood. who 41

FRANCISCO, Dec. (UP)—Vice Adm. Charles A,

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W THRU THURSDAY Holiday Family Treat!

PARAMOUNT ‘Horseman of the Sierra” I and “Spy Hunt.’ ol IPIXY—"M| ster 880” and “Brothers the Baddle.’ . EX hive on Harvest Moon” and | “Savage Horde RITZ—'"Under Gapricorn” and “March of

hina)

“Arl-| (UP)—Two National Guardsmen and were killed and seven injured in 4 "1vs/an expiosion here last night as y {they were cleaning rifles in prep-

{aration for recall and “Bomba and! service:

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RETURN ENGAGEMENT

WALT DISNEY'S

BOONEVILLE, Miss, Dec. 23:

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2 Hours of : Glorious Music 3 ACADEMY AWARDS

MAT. TODAY SUN., MON, FROM 1:30

to national

24, and Wil. were

Charles O. Fugit,

“Bombs 1g “The nine men had been de-

and tailed - to prepare weapons for — MIDNIGHT SHOW! —

service, and were cleaning them {with high octane gasoline.

dicated that someone {match in the armory, igniting the 23 gasoline fumes.

undersea war against Japan, says he believes many of the my stery |—The Post submarines spotted off the coasts has reported that it delivered a of the United States were Rus- [record 6 billion pieces of Christ {mas mail in spite of the recent; Vice Adm. Lockwood, now re- wildcat railroad strike. The mail| turned and living at Los Gatos, {was delivered between Dec. 1 and, said the subs probed waters Dec. Mr. Fenstermaker has been active in civic off the Pacific, Atlantic and Ha-| {350,000 temporary workers to He has been a member of the Chamber | ,jjan shores recently for mili- handle the holiday overflow. of Commerce since 1914 when it was known as! i

tary information about coast] the Commercial Club. y |

water temperatures and]

|

He said his opinions were Per

Isonal, However, those who heard

HIS HOBBIES are stamp-collecting, golf and his address yesterday said his|

ficiency.

of them recently. Mr. Fenstermaker, with a grin, says his interest in golf and bowling far outstrips his pro-|

“The trouble,” he explains, “is that my scores in both sports are too close together.”

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TONITE'S FEATURE!

MURAT “Carmen,” with orchestra, chorus and Dana, Pablen Sevitzky conduct. ing, at 8:30. CIRCLE

et By.” with June Ha william® an Jad Gloria De os

Haven, 12:1 40, 5:10, with John

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“A Lady Takes a Chance.” with joan Arthur, at te 2:15, 5:30 and

"at 12:50, 3:35,

LOEW'S “Watch the Birdie,” with Red Skelton and Arlene ‘Dahl. at 11:16, 1:58, 4:40, 7:22 and 10:07. “Dial 1115,” with Marshall Thomp-

son and Sam Levene -at 12:27, 5:51 and 8:36.

LYRIC “Mad ednesday,’ with Harold Loyd, at "11:15, 1:55, 4:40, 7:20

“Border Treaguret a Tim Holt.

resolution.

3:09,

future as we have | in the past

“For your ‘convenience we have recently _added a'parking lot in the rear of our home.

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ALL FOR PEACE PRAYER WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 (UP) —The nation will be asked to pray Christmas Eve for world | The Senate approved a| resolution yesterday calling for| {the national day of prayer. The | {House has approved a similar President Truman said he also will ask Americans! to pray for peace in his annual! {Christmas message.

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