Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1951 — Page 20
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‘Customers But No Cars Bridge Tourney Entries = Dealers’ Lament Must Be in by Tuesday
By The Times Automobile Editor | Only two days remain for play-|Chicage to represent Indianapolis
The big moan is coming from new car dealers. ers in the Indianapolis Individuals in the Midwest Championships It's at its loudest this month. The trouble, no cars. Priage Tournament to’ send inigct, 5, 8 and 7 at the LaSalle their entries. Hotel.
» yn - . m ‘a PP alkdra fa They're in a tough spot. The car makers hit each Midnight Tuesday is the dead.
quarter in full stride. They don't make a third of their line. Entries must be in The « Times office or postmarked by
The Indianapolis winners edch will receive cash prizes of $25 to
quotas each month. They shoot help defray expenses for the Chi-
the works, make all they can as policy from the selling and servic- that time, e i ah as thev can ing end. Each entry ust be accom- gage trip. The prizes gn! 5 § $ ) . na panied by the $1.50 entry fee. igher, depending upon e nu
The reason is they're afraid At Teas 50: plave _ ber of entries, . : . ’ h og CLIFF HART. president of Hat east 150 players are ex- : . 3 e Washington may change the . ules p , pected’ to compete in the tourna- Merchandise prizes worth $750
overnight. So they make every field Motors, one of the ace Ford Ne nS Tw ; r rs i car they possibly can, as quickly dealers in the Indiana district, ment whieh will be held Bext i be aWardc io He ane a as they can : * \was chairman. He ran the show, Sunday in the Athletic Club.. All the Chicago Champlonships, - > ! And the dealers elected him to he Players will take part in two ses! In addition to the Indianapolis
result was fair production oi g ” up A Alipay August Pu this chairman of the Regional Ford sions at 1 p. m. and 7 p. m. . players, 96 from other cities will
month, they're on Jean metal ra- meeting to be held in Detroit next The Times bridge expert, Easley compete in the individuals tourna‘tians. They're turning out the Thursday and Friday. Blackwood, will greet the players ment at Chicago. There each
i it i ; although he will not compete. player will play one round with tail-end of - their quota for the Later he will sit ‘in with the . . J \ J third quarter, barely enough to Ford top: shots, including Henry Tournament director will be Paul either Mr. Blackwood or Charles keep the wheels turning. II, Ernie Breech, I. D. Crusoe, Maghs of Chicago. : Goren, Chicago Tribune bridge exIt's serious for some. One everyone who makes Ford) tick. he eight winners will go to pert. dealer said, “Wd're in ‘he new car And there he'll pave a word a ENTRY BLANK i ’ re w 3 tO olicy with the to olicy z : : day ; isa Oi 1 I py INDIVIDUALS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT head” : 2 8 a Indianapolis Athletic Club, Sept. 23 . uw ia DICK BAUERBACH reported Sponsored by The Indianapolis Times and the Indianapolis ~~ rs “It was the most earnest and Bridge Association. : a BUYERS BEING turned back niece two-day meeting I've ever Herewith is my $1.50 fee for entry in The Indianapolis for lack of new cars, or being put gitended. They got down to busi-. Individuals Bridge Tournament. at the bottom of long waiting pecs” I.am (am:not)-—circle which-—a member of the American
lists, are getting discouraged. They're turning to late wmodel used cars. And that's why the used car dealers are sniffing the ~ Air. Thev smell CLOCEE 8 '® and 0. 0. Griffith, Griffith Autos, : LL . Noblesville. Used cars have jumped irom ADDRESS ...co0tevatrccessneitsrivesssersanes £100 to $200 in the last three or And the dealers around the ;
Delegates elected to the re- Contract Bridge League,
gional meeting were Ralph ‘Ma- . son, Mason Motor Co., Kokomo, NAME..... Sersienrseensnenni savsseansy Phone NOieessssvers
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: table were: Charles Ruttan, Mun- Mail with check or money order to: Individuals Bridge f Ss. alers: he-| '$ ' : : : : 8 EE cie; John E. Leahy, Greenfield; ‘Tournament, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. bidding up prices They're in the J. Ralph Mason, Kokomo; 0. 0. Fe IT Sing : : i Griffith, Noblesville; Glenn R.
same boat with the new car dealers, In a way. If they have no ~ cars to sell, they go out of busi-
Pitman, Lafayette; Douglas Scheid, Frankfort; Tom Purvis, ness. Mattoon, BH Rh Coyle, MarTe ~.—ishall, .» Louis Harpole, EvansSo they pay more, and charge jo. william Keck, Mt. Vernon: more. Which is giving the ng- ~ m1 pocworthy Indianapolis sick used car business a yelloW ,.4 Dick Green of Cambridge tint which looks like gold. City y
” n n ~ THE UPTURN MONTH will ne 00d Boys October. It will be even better THE DEALERS WHO make than now. The promise of winter, up the Auto Trade Association of lazy batteries, need for new tires, Indianapolis had their annual engine overhauls, wax polishes to bang-o at Hillcrest Country Club protect finishes from winter Thursday night. weather, is pushing buyers to- They played, wet whistles, hiidward the used car lots, dled, talked, and made a wreck of They trade up to later models, one of the most beautiful buffet figure they will get better cars to suppers the club's ever set out, stand the winter. And they re-| A 5 =»
Ie ioyinter, tougn Onl THESE GAMBOLS used to be ars, a Slow zero, : slam-bang affairs. But this one All cars are selling. New cars was tame, the perfect picture of can't be had.. And used cars are stabilized business men, taking a moving back into the money. day off in the open.
Ford Talk Table No strangers seeped in to loot ithe pockets of dealers with trick
LAST WEEK Dick Bauerbach, dice, or cards which could be Ford district sales manager, had read from both sides. There were dealers in to the Lincoln. They sociable games, but the lights took off their coats, settled down went out at 1 a. m, And everyand took their busines apart, ‘one went home and said, “wasn't It was their chance to tell the that nice? company what they thought of
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