Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 7

Inventories Drop Off Some DETROIT (R--New car dealer inventories dropped 55,000 units to 810,000 cars during April, Ward's Automotive Reports said Wednesday. The May 1 figure is identical with the total on the same date last year. The statistical agency said April new car buying, duplicated the 364,00 0 units in It added that the spring upturn in the auto market "simply is not Ward's said the May 1 inventories represent a 58 days' supply. The total on March 1 was equivalent to 66 days' supply. It added, that continued low level factory operations are indicated in May, June and July unless a marked upturn in buying develops.

Air Mail From Texas Rather Slow NEWARK, N. J. UP Jerome Hirschberg, who received two air mail postcards from Texas, is wondering whether they came by plane or on the prevailing winds. Hirschberg, president of the Selbar Optical Co. here, said the cards were mailed in Amarillo last January.

The cards contained orders, he said. Many-Sided Battle Is Waged on Recession NEW YORK (2 When business turns to fighting the recession itself instead of ust waiting for Washington to do something about it the talk usually turns 1 to four things New or better products, greater sales efforts, cost cutting so prices can come down and profits go up, and diversification. Sales promotions and cost cutting, as something they can consider at once, hit the headlines most these days. New or better products, for 1 most wide awake companies, are the result of research continually going on in good or bad times and some of these results may take a while yet to hit the market. Diversification has been a pet management gimmick since the war one that mostly offered advantages for the offensive.

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Chillicothe (0. Curette-7 but there still are too many chiefs. is reaping gains for some com- will be panies by its defensive qualities. going In all but a few industries, the own 1958 results so far show that there another enex- inthere the CARBURETOR AND Speedometer Service Over 20 Years Experience PHONE PR 3-3008 For Appointment EARL DELONG Rear (58 Laurel St Russell B. Wilhelm, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ad Wilhelm of 464 Vine St. has been elected vice president and a director of the Dairy Industry Supply Association in Washington, D. C. Mr.

Wilhelm, who is sales manager instant of the products dairy container and Owens-Illinois. Glass Co. in Toledo, has been active in the association for several years. Dairy Industry Supply is a trade association, composed of some 400 suppliers and manufacturers of equipment for the dairy and kindred industries. Poultry Best Buy This Week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Housewives and mothers get some cheerful news at their favorite store for Mother's Day weekend -cheaper, more plentiful vegetables and a wide variety of economy cuts of meat.

Inexpensive standbys such as chuck roast, ground beef and chickens will be featured. True, these specials are more costly than they once were, but at least they're less dear than steak and other fancy cuts. Turkeys also will be the No. item in some stores, reflecting the current plentiful supply. Veal is more popular than in recent weeks with offerings ranging from stew as" low as 29 cents a pound to chop sat 69 and 89 cents a pound.

Supplies of fish also are approaching their peak season with offerings of cod, haddock, flounder, smelts, lobster and fish sticks. Vegetable prices head lower as weather delayed early spring crops come to market along with those normally sent to the stores at this time of year. More-thanseasonal drops are predicted in the next few weeks. Good buys this week are cabbage, cucumbers, spinach, escarole, endive, radishes, carrots. onions and potatoes.

New spuds from California are augmenting the last, of Maine's storage crop, while onions are available from nearby areas as well as the regular Texas crop. Ohio University Raises Its Fees ATHENS, Ohio (-Ohio University fees will be higher in September. The university has announced a $20 per semester increase in fees and $18 per semester hike in board rate, making fees comparable to those being charged by other state universities. The increase raises the comprehensive registration fee for one semester from $115 to $135, while the $1 a week board rate hike brings the semester's bill to $234. In addition, the fee for non-state residents will be advanced $25 to $285 per semester.

Increased costs make the increases necessary, says President John C. Baker. Civic Club Sees Clyde Moss Slides Mrs. Leslie Hedgepath was hostess to the Unique Civic Club Tuesday evening at her home, 187 S. Walnut St.

Mrs. Clyde Moss presided and reports were given by Mrs. Lillian Gibbs and Mrs. Elmer Dyer. The program chairman, Mrs.

Charles Simmons, introduced Clyde Moss who showed colored slides of his trip to Europe. Also included in the slides were local scenes. The group participated in a discussion of current events. The hostess served a salad course. Trapped Laddie Burned to Death DAYTON, Ohio (R--Four yearold Terry Jillison was burned to death Wednesda while his frantic mother tried to break into a garage where he was trapped.

Police said the boy and two companions were playing with matches in a garage at the rear of a neighbor's home when the boy's clothes were ignited. The two other children became panicky, police said, and in fleeing from the garage slammed the door, automatically locking it. The boy was freed by the neighbor, Curtis Hicks, who unlocked the garage door. The boy died shortly after he was received at St. Elizabeth's Hospital.

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