Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1951 — Page 59

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Automobiles— Choose Your Ceilings, | If You Sell Your Car

Better Check With Dealer Until Price Office Here Gets More Data From Washington

By The Times Auto Editor

So you want to sell you car? | Under latest price orders issued in Washington you can charge | «five prices far it. Not all at once, but there are five to choose from. They are the figures listed In the five dealer handbooks recog- | nized by federal authorities under used car ceilings leveled last week py Price Controller Michael V, DiSalle, Both the private individual and the used car dealer will be gov- the insurance on the car. Because, erned by them, the bill would therefore classify! For the dealer this 18 all right./them as agents, they would then! He needs the price books to Oper-|, oq janes Those who couldn't! ate his business. It is another 8 story for the private owner. pass the full examination would| - Thousands have never heard/be required to take classroom! | of the listings and more thou-/instructions. sands have never seen the book! . which tells them what they cani200 Per Cent Hike

charge for “good transportation.” THE AUTO DEALERS got

About the only way the Indio." ghting dander up and vidual can determine his celling| sald the proposed 200 per cent in-

asking price after the effective] .. ou in the excise tax on new

date of Mar. 2 1§ to check It with | : a1 | PASSEnger cars would make It a dealer. At least until the local| i, eaible for millions of motorprice office gets more information | 10 1v the low and middle income from Washington. [brackets to buy.

Outlook I R, D, McKay, president of the

T HR "RA : {National Auto Dealers Associa. MOS JEALERS expect prices A o oak PEALE Re kpoe der, | tion, sald "This will be the second

; {step taken in the past six months Especially when Ruyer demand |, plug the average American's gota heavier in the spring. There op, nee to purchase a new car, We ia plenty of margin for an up-ipealize the necessity for addi h h swing. tional revenue to finance the de- Briti iH Few dealers have been getting fense program, but this xX Britis Citizens ip

East during World War Il. Atom Spy Loses

the celling price allowed them. should be evenly distributed. It LONDON, Feb. 24 (UP) late listings for thrée popular force motorists to bear such a sclentist who gave American and auto lines. | {heavy part of the increased tax British atom secrets to Russia, National Used Car Market Re. load.” was deprived of his British citiport, the “Red Book" ‘dated Then these figures were inter- zenship today. Feb. 15 \ esting.- hey showed where the Fuchs, now serving a 14-year . ' tax wou t and hurt. term, presumably will be deported . Dd u “ 9 ast, 20 48juxs fo e\oor, Of the automobiles now in op- to Germany when his sentence is 1040 $1530 ; : Siation Tn Ale owned by fam. completed. He was naturalized in ’ : ¢ [Hlles whose total wages annually, England July 30, 1048, after he Ford, 1050 deluxe four-door before taxes, are less than $5000. fled Germany during the Hitler SU aia” the same Credit curbing Regulation ASW pacime ; model, k 5, {forced many buyers to give up ali\ Dec Plymouth, 1950 comparable hope of buying a car when © Jat December. Fuchs Sapesied model, $1710, For 1949, $1428. | monthly payments were pushed to let him kee his British citizenFrom the National Automobil4 beyond the reach of the average jp, 0." (C68 I FEE Dealers Used Car Guide, the Wage worker. hip i —— “Blue Book" of Jan. 1, the listings And Mr. McKay has something . tor Aha same Cars wore: there. Any auto dealer will tell British Envoy to U. S.

; aK. iyou that the credit regulation has Chevrolet 1050's, $1623; Ford Jo 0 Ho his sales born To Go Home for Talks

" DO aS mo of new and used cars. And he WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 (UP)— Ford $1315 a a Plitaouth $1325. | Oesn’t want higher taxes on top Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks an ymou *10f this to, as one put it, “put the will return to Britain Mar. 3 for Thom two books are widely guto dealer out of business. “consultation” with’ Foreign Secus ere. poms retary Ernest Bevin. . The British embassy Anticipation ; | DENTON, Tex. Feb. 24 (UP)— Oliver will sail from New York AT LEAST ONE MAJOR Virgil Townsend was on the wa- aboard the Queen Elizabeth and dealer figured the latest order ter wagon all right but he still return to Washington Mar. 22. might be one of Washington an-/ was fined for driving while intoxi- The ambassador has not Visited ticipation of a buying shift tocated. Townsend backed the London for more than a year. The used oar markets. In addition water wagon into the home of visit was scheduled at Mr. Bevin's

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Try New Parachute for Size

$/Sgt. Howard Sutton, 2828 N. Gladstone Ave., senior tigger |COTonation Stone, stolen ‘from in Stout Field parachute department, fits Lt. Thomas Bogan, of. | Westminister Abbey Christmas Goodland, into a new all nylon back-type quick-release parachute. Lt. Bogan is an F-81 Mustang fighter pilot with the 113th Fighter. | Intercepter squadron. He flew Mustangs for 11 months in the Far

ta / thew | Here are typical examplés of is discriminatory and unfair to Klaus Emil Fuchs, the atomic |

Promotes Ho

Paak Sul Ho, son of the late P. H., Ho, widely known Indianapolis portrait photographer, has been placed in charge of all (portrait photog‘raphy for his § father's firm in © the Hume - Mansur Building. Before his death, the elder | Mr. Ho passed to {his son many of t h e techniques : which brought Mr. He the father fame over the country for his cover pictures on national | Photographic magazines.

Find Stolen Stone

Of Scone Imitation OR | LONDON, Feb. 24 (UP)—An gl imitation of the stolen Stone of {Scone was found today in Eros Fountain in the middle of Lon'don’s Picadilly Circus. | ‘The stone wad smaller than the

morning, but had two iron rings in the top, like the original. Police sald they believed stu- | dents put the stone in the foun- | tain as a prank.

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to possible cutbacks and higher J. W, Brown. taxes, less trim on new cars ge a — could make late models more attractive to the purchaser. i The order would help block oc ocurrences of 10M8 through 1948, when some late models brought! sellers as much as $600 more than new car list prices. ! AS the dealers see it, there will | be little immediate change in the -pleture, And the future is mostly up to the potential buyer, which direction he takes and how fast he moves into it.

Insurance

THE INDIANA STATE HOUSE also has become a jousting ground for the auto industry. Hoosier dealers are up in arms about a bill which would have all insurance agents in the state licensed, This, the dealers charge, would deprive them of the rights to write finance contracts, Sponsors are William A. Woodworth, Rensselaer Republican, and James W, Spurgeon, Brownstown Democrat, both insurance agents. Dealers explain their stand this

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