The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 73

re 8 Section 3 THE CINCINNATI ENOUIRER Sunday, July 1, 1951; AUTOMOBILE NEWS Stanley Daugherly Named Take These Steps MONDAY ONLY OPEN 9 to 9 i managerial rosnton Tn cl t- Wno. CAB MARKET Has Experts Puzzled. Appointment of Stanley JViiigh-prty as service floor manager for the Queen City Chevrolet Co On Fourth Of July was announced estcrday hy A. 1'V To Fnrpfoll c- Kistner, gen Based on past records, 31,000 motorists can expect some form of tire trouble on the Fourth of July. Although this represents 1 oolish To For the Past 67 Years, May-Stern's has had but ONE BIG IDEA to put MORE Buying Power into Your Family Dollar! eral manager.

Mr. Dnugher- FuIiiit. Thov Concede. widely 'known in Creat ed Vehicles Traded On Day-rr Cincinnati Tn Day Basis Because Of (automotive cir- 'Something lo Crow About" only 1 per cent of the cars expected to jam the nation' highways on the holiday if It doesn't rain, it needn't be that high, gays the B. F.

Goodrich Co. The rubber company points out that, tire woes on July 4 could be was rn adjuster Shaky World Conditions. PERM-A-LATOR ore joining Detroit. June 30- I 1 reduced materially if more drivers INSULATOR Automobile market observers, ho Chevrolet in have done wpll on planning yj as 4 ahead in the past, are stumped by rf i ,00 Proper care of their tires and These days, more than ever before, many thousands of people are looking toward May-Stern's for help In cutting the cost of living. May-Stern's VOLUNTARILY has put into effect a Program that is designed to LOWER PRICES and put MORE VALUE INTO EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND at May-Stern's.

When you buy at May-Stem's, you buy the RIGHT MERCHANDISE at the RIGHT PRICES! DAl'lillKKTV. followed this check list before de- representative. His promotion t0 on a TriP- the new position. accorhe, tr.1 Replace tires with bad cuts in .1 i follows a Queen or breaks in the side- in the used ear field, Hi re oil with a 11 witiun the! trading from day to day company. neep tires inflated to recom- fiom creeping too high.

Some1 1'ouKiteriy is an army could sered for three! inflate tires when they ni'iire mat. a peace scare Knock the already wobbly Armorer; in- i. nwniied and jives' iinuv Miiini him ofcause mobile market for a loop. Big danger is that finance washmRton. causes overheating the chief who put up the money for slocks cause ot tire lailures.

of cars held bv dealers will call1 st of no wore in thel Avoid overinf lation because in loans and thus force a lot of enlisted ratines, a'-f hl reduces a tire's ability to Firmly Rolled onto the the rank of. absorb road shocks. distress merchandise market. I.ieuti nant Colonel. Six still are' Avoid overloading your car and Edges Button-tufted in the tires.

reserves. Finance men are worried anv- Durable Ticking Cover wav, believing that, manv dealers "nimt nity associations, civic! on the alert for chuckholes fire oere.tended. cliihs and eleran groups are avoid them. Some of them think that even soPlwlod by 7(1 of Lincoln-! Don't drive at excessive speeds with reduced new ear "alesmon. for sustained periods because that Tempered-Coil Innersprings Ventilators for Inner Sanitation iUackett dealers in many makes of ears l'pporl builds tip heat and rubber wears organii-a-irml mni ranirllu kir.k to no trnnini; on low nront I fins will, i i -m i peratures.

ItneiTibervliip. Irom here on out. On the other hand, a peace INNERSPRING MATTRESS tcirp might also sweep aside! 1 I A i I'l "redit controls which have been Robert Sehench. chief metal- uVlSe tlOlaS AlltOmODlleS On Hills Without Breaks barrier to selling. And, of cnurse, lurgist at Buick and one i( the nv truce will be an uneasy early exnonents of llm Enjoy restful ileep on this inner-spring mattress with Perma-A-Lator Insulator! It keeps padding from sinking into springs, adds comfort and years of service to your as long as Communism tlireattns use of boron-treated steel, retired! A new safety and convenience the world.

last week after 36 years of sen-(device called the "Autoston" has with de.rVScK wT.tffi! lhe Wta, Eire fensp work, one of the factors be-'cal engineer at Buick when lie Wfst Springfield, Mass. hind the machine-tool shortage isjcame interested in boron steel jThis new accessory will hold a car the new method of casting tank which uses fewer critical mate-jstonned on an unhill or 1muin hulls instead of making them with rials. His studies resulted in his1 an uphill or downhill armor plate. (appointment as supervisor of re-l8 p' or 011 a lovcl By casting the hull, the lankjsearch at. Buick for the National! The Autostop consists primarily builders can get a contour which; Research Council during World'of a cylinder added to the car's 'The Pcrtnalator Slory The Permalator Insulator keeps padding from sinking into springs, allows greater spring action, and adds years of service to your mattress.

His research was instrumental! "raKe an on 0 All'WooU "FA US NAM 9x12 AXMINSTERS in the develonment of the I svv 1 lne Kpa'sniit lever, and But the cast hulls call for a fantastic amount of machining compared with those of armor plate ian automatic 'off" switch which cartridge case which released releases the brakes when the copper for other uses. He and his staff also develoned rnu rivpr steps on the gas. SOME IM I'OliTS say the G.M's Improved Hydia-Matic will go oniof making armor nlate and armoi -I Thus, you brake your car to a (fit' i -7 "If Iftk i ft) one make, but the chances arejpiercing shot. istop, touch the switch on the gear- that it will go on all makes using ishilt lever, and the car stays 9x12 9x12 9x12 Lovely Felt Base Twist Weave Axminsters Velvet Rugs '5 s5 s99'50 W5 tss. BM this automatic transmission at the same time.

SOME DIRECTORS were looking for a big blow-up in the National Used Car Dealers Associa AI'I'ROXIMATELV 13.000 Pon-1 11 1S Untl1 you stpp on tiae dealers' mechanics have gun the most extejisive luhriea-l Rn Autostop the driver tion training ever conducted byiwon have to stretch out, holding Pontine, according to General idown the brake pedal for minutes Sales Manager L. W. Ward. at a time while stopped in traffic In fillfl Tllltinnil'irla Iniinlmnp O'lmi nn hitlc Tl'c nlcn tion, but when-the directors got jl-actory service instructors, handy when parking, especially on decided that on the whole the association leadership had dine a pood job. There had been more or less signed to Pontlac's 25 sales field hills.

It makes unnecessary the oflices, are presenting the course. of the clutch or "rid-Classes are designed to train deal-; ing" the throttle to keep from er employees on the best methodsirolling back on hills, and prevents open criticism of President. Wal of lubrication. Preventive mainte- JULY SALE OF most stalling when starting icr vvi.Mm, ids, jor i.mnuiK jnance is as wrll as in traffic going uphill. one-man ow ever, ine tions jn(1 rectors though the show was rmphasizing tne usp of thp ubr cat on denartmont as a train.

nh OO 1 BEDROOMS "Slcepmakers" another member to the Steering ing ground for new employees. HINTS FOR MOTORISTS Committee to make five members and thus avoid split decisions, "This latest school is part of our continuing program to make our sii.f&n flon lore' 'ifrt rjiiL'nnnnl omnnn KEEP THEM EFFICIENT! Efficiency devices are vital additions to the modern automobile. They do not call for much care or serv- SOFA BED A smart, modern sofa for your liv. ing room during the day, a comfortable bed for two at nightl JuVn best 'trained 'and informed in make a sliong fignt against any industry Huch Hales uen-i rim to impose a two-level fo' nr nrtrn efi mtT nn ion enrc ul rino Jubriration fnr owner The motor-wise, howpver. ill Tapestry cover Bedding-box i nv iujiml uiii.

timi. unifsn in- rontiac neaicrs ot utmost that they get occasional in nivjuuaih are niuiini iu l'u iiu ii assistance in maintaining high sneetions. It is helnfnl ti keen rats at the samp nrice as dealers! there will be widespread mlmmum UP" The check on any part of the car. new features are no exception. check on any part of the car.

keep fi 4 fj fin i 'rafnii n. -IS ek. mna WILLIAM C. FORD, one of the three Ford brothers, has been appointed manager of the quality control deparment of the gas turbine plant of Lincoln-Mercury Division's defense production if ceiling regulations should there ever be a scarcity of used cars. At present, however, used cars are selling generally at prices veil below the ceilings.

And it appears that this condition will probably continue. TODAY'S RETAIL automobile TyX: Sinn viuu ii TIME TO REBORE: When the crankcase begins to emit smoke! on hills through the breather tube or the oil filler pipe, it is a sign that the engine gases are leaking; past the rings into the Motorists are, sometimes told that this is due to running on too thin oil and are misled accordingly. In his new capacity he will be salesman is a substantial citizen In his community, according to associated wnn fore, ivioior vn. George C. Haekett.

manager of: new program on the production the Lincoln Mercury division's of J-10 jet engines, which the Lm-kalrs council I coin-Mercury Division will pio- CHECKING t'P REPAIRS: A lot of trouble is caused by not Atr llncKett, wno rec'-uiv com-i whether a repairer has T'leted a suney of the 100 leading; new plant, lor tne j-hj proiam the Mechanics completed job. are Here are Just a Few! REG. $159.50 3-PC. MAPLE OR WALNUT FINISH BEDROOM, with dresser, chest, full-size bed. Only SI 00 REG.

$139.50 BEDROOM in modern Waterfall Walnut with Prima-vera trim. Chest, bed, vanity or dresser. Now $100 REG. $149.50 MAHOGANY FINISH BEDROOM with Pineapple Post full-size bed, double dresser, chest-on-chest. Only $100 REG.

$149.50 MODERN IVORY FINISH BEDROOM. Full-size bed, chest and vanity. Now $100 "Inner Circle" salesmen of Lin-jis bunt in the Detroit area, Mr. coin and Mercury cars tlirougn-i orrt will maintain nis oi.ice ai the Lincoln plant in Detroit. out the nation, reports tbat they Mr.

Ford joined the company in March of 3949. He has been spending his time in various departments, including sales and advertising, industrial relations and are young (average age; 36, married and active in civic alia, rs. Most car salesmen are well qualified for their work, Mr. Haekett subject to lapses of memory as well as anyone else, and it sometimes happens that in replacing a cylinder head a repairer will overlook the importance of tightening; the cylinder head bolts after the! engine has warmed up. This is necessarily an expensive proposi-; tion for the car owner who fails to check up on repairs, for it "tiBiim.X!..

Brfroom SALE! 5-PC. DINETTE REG. $105.85 jays. On the average, they havojOther stall ana operating uepau-had 30 years of selling experience. I mt nts.

with some as much as 42 yeans.) A director of the ford motor nrl mnt nf them have been sell- he has been a member of mean that the cylinder head gas Ing Lincolns or Mercurys for th' the Administration Committee: kpt is hiiy t0 "blow," causing all I REG. $169.50 MODERN WALNUT I VENEER BEDROOM. Full-size bed, chest, vanity or dresser. 1 Maw nlv 1 11(1 Mil last four wars. 'since April.

I.m He was e.eetctv varipljPS of watPr, oil and com- Ha'f of' the leading Lincoln-' President ofthe Edison lnsututCpl.pKsion jt is tof) iate lo Urrcury salesmen are vet Ap'il, 105L up the bolts after the gas- I kct has been subjected to strain. Sales Svrvire Suivs Triple plated chrome Dinette has stainless, heat-and-chip proof Valinite top, matching recessed plastic apron. Four Duran upholstered chairs in a choice of colors. SAVE $160 M- BUDGET TERMS! Clifford Jacobs Motors, Inc. IIU SOTO-PLYMOUTH PL 8000 499 E.

McMillan St. Floor Sample Sale! Look ot iHslini lion Cincinnatians Are Named I As A ato Council Officers W. J. Sander and C. R.

Cronin of Cronin Motor Co. were elected officers of the Cincinnati District Council of the Ford Merchandising School graduates at the annual regional reunion of the graduates at. Mackinac Island, recently. Mr. Sander was named vice president and Mr.

Cronin secretary. There are more than 200 graduates from the Ford Merchandising School in the Central Region. The school conducts classes periodically in all phases of dealership operations for dealers' sons and key men in LMlVlii'lMi' for Thv CUSTOM CRAFTED AUTO COVERS A KlBf i'mrrn Visit Xl iih i it Our Air iAwntum 463 E. McMillan St. 'i Ronton Marks 25th Year "On Time WW REFRIGERATORS Nationally Advertised Brands PHILCO Vr CROSLEY ir WESTIN6H0USE ir LEONARD ir NORGE WONDERFUL VALUES! All mechanically perfect.

All covered by, factory 5-year warranty. Everyone a new refrigerator and budget-priced! In Auto Equipment Field PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS TAKEN PHONE PA 3250 uiiiiiViiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV Kdna D' Myers, oeere- tarv. Treasurer of the Auto A 5-PC. CABINET GROUP W5 Yes, 3 cabinets, shelf, towel rack of sturdy steel with baked enamel finish. Complete group is full 52" wide overall.

24" high. Aero Supply 3711 Kace a widely known woman cec-5 utive in the automotive eatnp-5 ment industry, observed her 23th year of association with the company last week. Miss Mjers, I who has participated actively in a the steady development of the organization, a distributor of ff automotive and aircraft equip-B ment, is a sister of P. L. Myers, Vice President of the company, who also is widely known in the automotive field.

G. Earl Koch is President of the company. BETTER BUICK SERVICE Body, paint and wreck work Is our specialty Undercoating Mechanized Porcelainize equipment II EXTRA! 10-IN. Oscillating TABLE FAN 8.6-CU. FT.

$186-88 1950 model with large 35 Cound capacity freezer, irge meat tray and porcelain interior. 7.2-CU. FT. $166-88 1950 models with 28-lb. top freezer and double utility trays.

Porcelain interior. See this exceptional value. 11.9-Cu. Ft. $226-88 Big de luxe model with 421 pound frozen food chest, sliding meat tray and crisper and adjust-able shelves.

1 J'. STUDYING IN DETROIT. James Hosford, son of James Hosford, Chrysler dealer, is one of a group of young men currently You'll stay cool iummir long Complete BUICK maintenance and repairs this handy tabli I' -a modl fn. Rujt-r 45 employees to serve you Get Our estimate completing a special course in automobile retailing at the Chrys- liitan; i 1 1 I a twitch; quartntecd. lor Corp.

Conference of Business i The IIOOECS BUICK Co. Management in Detroit. This course covers a period of six weeks and goes intensively into WO 3300 various phases of operating an 3363 READING ROAD Litahlhher: 1923. Open Evenings 'i7 'J. automobile dealership and in- rlllHns licit ti Iflrinm fHrt.ctrt T.u,,o IU ,11413 -lEIHIIIIIKIIIRRIlT plants..