Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1951 — Page 41
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The used car man knows his peaks and valleys, and the buying habits which make them. Spring-
pects come in from everywhere to trade or buy. To the buyer, this can be said: .{'This is about the last week before prices will feel the upward ptll of demand. To used car men this {8s an historic curve. It never| fails.
understand is that .the govern-|
insofar as a rise in prices is con-| cerned. But the truth is that] most used car prices can rise]
: ah ona from $100 to $150 without violat-| 3 LIES BOLLS--Haying with ARTIST, . TOO—Marionettes are an interesting avocation, |ing : ceilings. And that is what, olis can profitable. Carol but. fine art is Carol's principal study. Here she's working with [they will do when the buying rush Mitchell has 15 like these. "il paint. She also does caricatures in paint and with chalk. gets underway about the middle #8 8 . : : 2 2 i : : : : of the month. { : > 1 i More important, the used car Carol Mitchell, IU Student, Is Honored Butler Schedules BUY: Who ats 1b Dg, nas the s sy ‘ ' edge on selection. He'll get the By American Magazine as Coed of Month : - of the late ois ae well R. K. SHULL . as the price. / | Times Staff Writer 5, | Ld nn BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 3—An Indiana University coed, cot AI Force Work IN NEW CARS there hasn't] Mitchell, has been selected by The American Magazine as the. “Coed been much of a cutback in produc-| of the Month” in the March issue now on sale. Plans to revamp the Butler tion to date. It is always some-|
; |University summer session cir-| “whic $ This honor for Carol came as no surprise to her friends. They riculum Yo accommodate male BE en hai in Nie baianes
have known she’s been in line for awards for several years. The high school graduates wishing to But the auto makers have little
only thing Carol lacked was recognition, |enter college before being drafted In addition to the beauty pre- . |were announced yesterday by FE Ee Byamma, Ty n requisites, Carol has won two col- and meetings. During the past President M. O. Ross. 'the point where the government
lege scholarships, has been vice- summer she- toured ,the West,| Under the new plan, beginning plows the whistle on a realistic president of her class, and has presenting her marionette shows studen® could complete a year’s cutback Yorked her way through school wherever she. went, and in De- college work by late January. | : y presenting marionette shows cember, 1950, she was the guest] B | and chalk talks, -all_ of which of .Don McNeill on his Clicago te Saas SE { aided in her selection by Ameri- television show. Selfridge Field, Mich., a complete can Magazine. | Playing with dolls is a child-| Air Force ROTC curriculum will Studying art and speech at IU, ish pastime to most girls, but to|pe offered during the summer Carol is 20 years old. And she's Carol, it's her livelihood. And it's months. Freshmen can begin ata i been working with- her mario- hard to conceive anything more basic ROTC training immediately " DEALERS ARE DOING what nettes since she first became in-|dexterous than Carol's ability to Stale freshmen, sophomores and comes natufally. They are shopterested in them in the third/fmanipulaté 10 dolls simultaneous- upperclassmen will be able to [38 & little for the better deals. grade. La it iy while speaking for each of continue their training. . While she was studying in high/them oy ’ 3% cours gchool in her home town oi a TTT
The first quarter's production just about matched the first quarter of last year. And buyers are beginning to press dealers, demand delivery.
wa . [for the biggest profit they can Dr. Ross said 28 courses in BeN- make which is consistent with
: o - . jeral fields of io Rochester, Ind, Carol became Shrine cers fo Be | aaliie ducal 20 Fave beer mgn ethics. proficient enough to start #arn-p xy d {iot_ alter the standard But with today’s demand they ing money with her “dolls.” Later ENtertaine Thursday 27 : f summer... afford to choose. They are
she added chalk talks to her com-| Two officers of the Supreme Session Program of ine Univer: not loading new cars with acces- |
mercial achievements, then rapid Shrine, national White Shrine of | |sories or making buyers take uncaricatures in paint or with chalk. Jerusalem, will be entertained at| Enrollment was off 14 per cent dercoating when they don’t want Since: she has been attending a 6:30 p. m banquet and a 3 p. m./{rom last semester. Normal drop jt, Byt they can choose their
IU, Carol has devoted most of ceremonial Thursday in the Ant- from first to second semester is/trade-ins and the prices they al-
8 to #0 per cent. llow for them.
her spare time to staging her|lers Hotel. " pn YEW, CATS, WiLL £24. £53 5768, With
marionette shows and has ap-| Mrs. Claudia M. Finegan, S
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| ee ie as aati : ¢ : iar och oso 2 3 SS TA L : peared on, the Bloaminglon. dala avis Supra samsy oak Navonalist Thing leach new week. The public has ision station, WTTV. Priestess, and Andrew Rapp, To G E H I {money, and good jobs. And the Wants Own TV Show Morton, Ill,.-Supreme Watchman 0 et CA e Pp | pressure in the demand barome-
After college, she wants to pro- of Shepherds, will make an offi. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (UP) ter will get higher as the grass
duce her own television show, us- cial visit to Indianapolis for the Nationalist China soon will get|8rows greener and the birds come |
ing a combindtion of her mario- occasion. $362,000 in Economic Co-opera- back along with the more prosnettes and the chalk talks to = Arrangements will be made by tion Administration funds to re- Perous dealers, from the South. carry out an historical-themed Mrs. Pansy M. Wiles, Worthy habilitate Formosa’s - railroads. ! : children’s show. |High Priestess, and Gloie E. The money, ECA said, will go Chrysler Tees Off She has appeared in Indianap- Southard, Watchman of Shep- for steel rails and other railroad! LAST WEEK CHRYSLER let
olis several times-at conventions herds, of Indianapolis Shrine 6. |equipment. the cat out of the bag. It an-
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Plc ing With Dolls Is Profitable : i Price Freeze Is F
break. They were selling all they could get. But the used cars had stood through the winter, heaped high| with snow, and the snow which sifted through to the ground betweem {jmes sandpaper the bottoms of them went days unbroken by customer’s steps. their accelerator , foot to make
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! To win this contest is a cov- ON the Wall (Church, Warsaw; Saturday, in : da leted prize and the. springboard! BUT THERE IS NO mistaking the- East Main Street Christian THE SUN and the warm winds brought hope to the used for much advertising. And Mer-|the handwriting on the wall. It's Church, Elwodd, and next Sunday car lots last week. The new car agencies needed no such weather ory last year proved the worth there and easily read. in the Friends Church, Carmel.
of its high power-per-pound’ ratio, Pianist and soloist for the cholr
As the year wears on, orders) Miss Elaine Buck, Marion. So-
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in the steel, copper and other essential metal supplies.
{the feel of the gas feed more er SL efreshunonte, nd sensitive, So the man who can get a car Erner, and Miss Charlotte Green. . Pros-|toast, that its new 180-horsepower hs time is his enchanted hour. Pros-|1oast, that ls hel 190-horier s00. Pull All-Around Mile Race this year. | THE CONSTANT news of the Keep It Going News and radio men sipped and government tightening of auto supped at the Athletic Club for|production has been a windfall the announcement party. -And|for the independents they heard plenty about Amer- product and push against t ica’s most powerful stock car powerful Big Three. which may give the race cars a run for their money on the warm-
Price Fooler up lap for the speed classic. WHAT THE PUBLIC doesn’t The Miser Run
now may feel pretty happy about| 1n addition to the choir, the it two or three months from now. “gpgour in Accord” male quartet, {composed of members of the choir, will sing a group of songs. THE OTHER. SHORTAGE, Members of the quartet are Harry
who pit|that of parts, arrived well ahead Henderson, Térry Thomas, Ross
he! of the shortage of cars. Copeland and ‘Warren Clements. | For a long time now dealers i
They've already felt the pull. {have been scrounging the coun-'DePauw Summer Session They reason if a man wants try over for fenders and other Times State Service la car badly enough, he isn't go- Sheet metal parts, | GREENCASTLE, Mar, 3—De{ing to ask “What kind?” He'll. be, So the wise motorist will, Pauw University will reinstate a glad to get anything which will aboye all, keep his car in tip-top summer session this year, Presi-
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