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Show AUTO PUNTS IN BIG MERGER . ,!Factories in Seven States' j Join $80,000,000 .cj . Consolidation t,l DAYTON, Ohio, July 1 (By the As-1 I sedated Pres.-An so 000,000 con-' II solldatlon. of manufacturers of auto-, 1 mobiles, trueka ond auto parts With 1, factories In SSjven states, bus been com I pleted here under the name of ASS6-I ASS6-I i l ited Motor Industries Wttl I Oh-t Oh-t rner of Dayton. Is chairman of thfl - board. The merger includes seven aU-l aU-l tomobile and truck factories In addl- j 1 tlon to motor, body, gear. Ignition and - other ports m.ikors, I Full speed production will be started I within a few dujs In all plants. It wan (announced. A number of other man-; man-; tifacturer of ears ar.. terig considered , ' In the consolidation and some addition ' may be announced soon. It was said. Besides thS manufacturing plants ln- voiced. NVS assembllnK Plants will bo operated, located at Indianapolis, Uos-ton, Uos-ton, Louisville. Oakland. Cal., and St. L0UiS Mo. LIST OP PL NTs All the plants in the merger are owned outright by the consolidated I company, the titles being turned over In fee simple to the corporation. Including In-cluding the assembly units, 14 plants aro involved. Tho manufacturing I I plants arc National Motor Car and Y hide cor-I'poralion. cor-I'poralion. Indianapolis; Covert Gear. I company. Lockport, N. v. transmls-. j slon and clutch makers. Recording and Computing Machines company, Da-! i ton, Ohio, Ignition, magneto, starter, I I battery and generator manufacturers; .l.i' kson Motor corporation. Jackson, liich. Kentucky W ugun Ddanufactur-lng Ddanufactur-lng company, Louisville, Kv.. Saginaw I Sheet Metal works, Saginaw, Mich.; I Traffic Motor Truck company, St. j Louis. Mo; Murray-TrcL'urtha corporation. cor-poration. Hostun, Mass, manufactur-ers manufactur-ers of gasoline engine-, and H. K s Molbrook company, New York, rnan-ulacturers rnan-ulacturers of automobile bofllee, in 1 11 Eats 1 i.i. .in The officers of the corporation beside be-side Mr. Ohmi-r, chairman of the board. Include: Ixiuls Ruthenburg, Daynon. jhio. president. A. A. Gloetsner, Free port . N. V . L. V. Board, Louisville. Ky , j. V. Brand. St. Louis. Mo., and Geo. M Dickson. Indianapolis, vice presl- 11 cm - ip The official announcement said a IB ($350,000,000 dealers' financing fundJH would be available during the next K year and that more than ju.noo skill-m ed mechanics will be employed as fast b as they can be found. 1 AGAINST WAGE CVTn. "We shall start production at full S3 speed," Mr Ohmer said today. "Prod Ui perlty Is here now. Associated Motor Hk Industries believes that the country Bj was never In better condition than B at tho present time to open up fac- R tone- .ir,i begin production and put- BJ ting men and women to work There B Is no question ubout the sale of goods B after they are manufactured at re 1- n onublc prices $ The policy of the corporation " K Mr. Ohmer said. "Is against wage re- I dUCtlOO ami at the same time favors, R price reduction. "Prices muKt be reduced, but with- 'R out lowering the wages of working H men and women. Any policy of wage Bp reduction la entirely wrong. it is R the human clement that Is the mosc H Important In any Industry. It must H be made possible for the earners to Bj make not only the living wage and R3 the saving wage, but something H more." Wrf TO INQREASE CAPACITY, Ai ordlng to the announcement ol policies. Associated Motor Industrl- , Bl Will lOntlnile In in n n , i f . . . I , , r . . nil , I... ' Hi cars and trucks now made by mcm-jH ber companies. The present capacity Bj of all plants will he Increased. Tho 1 W manufacturing plants and afsembllng Kfi Units art 0 situated, It Is stated, as 'B able to deliver cars practically IB freight ,). ,11,1 ul, rt"" i-J.M of tin 'B tnountalna The policy an- B nouncment states: ft? A toclated Motor Industries will B manufacture automobiles and trucks RjB exclusively. It purposes to effect a H saving In manufacturing costs by BP large quantity, standard!..-,! piodu. - tion, under centralised management "All our plants arc in operation ' now." n blc Ofr NOTICE TO CON"! rt A C T O R 'a Notlc.i Is hereby given that Ogden City proposes to make tho foLowlnr public Improvement, to-wlt: Cinstruc; pavement pave-ment In Paving District No 131 together to-gether with work incidental Ihcroto according ac-cording to plans. Bj.ecifiej, j,-,,,., anrt ,,ro. fil.M on file In tho offlc, ,,l ihe city engineer en-gineer And sealed bids arc invited r5t offic-o of th.. city recorder In iho City Mall at Ogdon. Lfrah, until 10 o'clock 'i m.. on the .1th ,1 iv ,,( Jy )qoi " t Mino tions to bidders, plans and' spool f . cations for said ImpoVSmen: can bHoon end umini d at the fric of the city en-g en-g riecr In the City 1 To.Il of said eltyf and obtained upon a deposit of ?5 00 which will bo refunded , ,. th-Ir return In - i . ndition. t.im right Is reserved " dofectsany a" M'lK a011 lo aiv0 any l;. ..rdir r.f thr- B .rd of Commission ors of Ogdon CUr. t'tah this th. day of June, 1922. 1,ith C, O. dk: WOLF First publication. June u SggF' l.oflt publication. July " Vi PubUshed in ogden standard Lm. Pavinc Iimrlct No Ul Fourth notice. |
