Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 25

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SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951 Automobiles—

Used Car Sales

By The Times ‘Auto Editor 3 ils Used car sales drives last } i week were landing closer to the green. They'd been playing the sales ball out of the rough alespring. The reluctant public, wiggling in the tight credit noose of Regulation W, was beginning to rake and scrape up the money for one-third down payments. The 15 remaining payments—that was next winter's worry. f Families were writing rela- Wy - tives ‘far away looking=at road maps and pawing through last : vear's supply of sport shirts and slacks. Vacation days are four - to eight weeks away, The push behind used car sales welled up out of such questions as “Shall I have the engine over3 : 8s e : ” i en in Rettins isle ¢ Yoni Sd somebuy luter model used rear seat and swivel froni seat. Originally a 1939 Mercury, it won first place in the Chicago cars just to get a better set of Custom Sport Show last month and is color-pictured on the cover of Motor Sports Magazine for June. tires. The two idiampdls brothers who built it are now in the Air Force. The word was that the used ems ———————— . £27 men Were quing 4 little better dealers” over House Ways and but Ford has not yet decided / 1 io Bg ne BT ides Means Committee's vote to raise| where to locate it, : is Mrs. Frank Beall Dies rolling right along, and not so’ the tax on new cars to 10 per cent. pyick's going to build a jet- At Home in Wanamaker timid about trade-ins any more, It'S NOW 7 per cent. engine factory ‘near Chicago. It| ,

Sitting on the nervous edge of ‘will go’ up along the Des Plaines

Here Beginning to Perk Up

PRIZE-WINNING CAR—This Indianapolis custom car, designed by Don and Bill Cunningham, will be exhibited May 26-30 in the Wndianapolis Custom Auto Show.

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Mr. Hanika complained: Edna Rose Beall, lifelong

the biggest motor travel season b he pay is already over- River eight miles “southwest of resident of Indiana, died yesterin ‘history, neither new nor used hol gin Shatin n he the airport and 16 miles south- day in her home at Wanamaker at's eak Ss back. west of the ; C : = car men have much to worry Ing JACK. west of the Loop. Buick will make after a vear's illness. She was 56.

Why not get a more general distribution of taxes? Why single out the motorist? He's already paying more than his share.”

More Defense Contracts Ford has signed three more de-

the parts for Wright J-65 Sapphire jets in Flint, Mich., and ship them to the Chicage plant for final assembly.

Motors

ahout. From now until the grass begins to brown in ghe fall, they'll be in business—big business.

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Born in Clinton County, she was the daughter of Hoosier pioneers, Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Rose. She was a member of the Spring

Hill United Presbyterian Church.

General Truck and

Indiana auto: dealers also have Coach Division has received near-

begun a new battle in their war [ense contracts. One of them'sly $3!; million of defense con- eng A her vous on Regulation W. with the Air Force and will put tracts“for 851 tank trucks. “The re L * : ou, i al of a w ’ ; " t : : ersity: The deal b wr ie. urges. 2000 persons to work making fuel 736 gasoline tank trucks and 11¥ gen a ny be hive . re dealers’ battle cry is: “It's © 2 J i lr its foals OO » daughter, Mrs. Richard Crane, definitely slowing business.” - So injection systems for aircraft water tank trucks will roll off the MItOV: two brothers. two sister : Yt ; eorieio, engines. This means a new plant, regular assembly lines. Fray: two DrOLNETS, IW0 Sighs

they've started a letter-writing campaign against the Federal Reserve Board. Their letters are citing specific “hardship cases.” They say defense workers are not able to buy the cars they need. They also argue that too many old cars are chugging along the streets and highways, endangering traffic safety, because Young owners can't afford the payments Mr. on later models.

and two grandchildren, Services are in charge of Mos-

Slain in Row With Stranger ’ ter Mortuary, Rushville.

Rufus Robinson, 21, of 134 N. Johnnie, 6. and Preston Stan- George Johnson Rlackford St., was shot fatally field, RK. Services for George Johnson, relast night of his home When tired farmer here for eight years, when he argued with a stranger she said he profanely accused her will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in being abusive to his wife's two two young brothers of “throwing the United Lutheran Church, of brothers. things" at him. which he was a member. Burial Robinson died 30 minutes Her hukhand rame ont, ‘ will be in Floral Park. ater Yanan ; The stranger growled: “Go back Mr. Johnson, who was 62 last later in Ganeral Hospital. in the house or something terrible Wednesday, died Friday in his Calls Tax Unfair The stranger disappeared. will hapen to you.” home, 2438 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Freddie Louise Robinson,

ie ? Mr. Robinson stood his ground. Surviving are his wife, Ruby; Thomas Hanika, manager of 18-year-old wife of the slain man, The stranger drew a gun and two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Maythe Indianapolis Auto Trade As- told "police she came out of the shot Mr. Robinson through the hew and Mrs. Beulah McCulla sociation, reports ‘“‘quite a bit of h o use when she

heard the chest. and a foster son, Donald Kemp, unhappiness in the ranks of the stranger cursing her two brothers, Police are seeking the gunman. all of Indianapolis.

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