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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 1930.
THREE
Local News
Business Visitor In H. P. Conn,
of Melrose, was in this city today
on business.
Here on Business Jess Marr
was In this city yesterday on bust-
Mrs. Crockard Visits Mrs. A.S.
Crockard, of Kugene, 1b visiting in
Roseburg today.
Here From Tillamook L. 8.
Houghton, of Tillamook, was a bus
iness visitor in tills city today.
Miss Mills Shops Miss Mary
Miles, of Myrtle Creek, was visit
ing friends and shopping in town
today. .
From Melrose Narclsse Conn,
of Melrose, was here yesterday on
business.
In on Business Emmett Hall
came in from Wilbur on business
uesday.
Here on Business Ralph New
ton, of Drain, was here on business
Tuesday. .
Visits in Roseburg Miss Clara
Trask, of Myrtle Creek, was visit
ing and shopping today in Roseburg.
Here on Business H. L. Ingles,
of Peel, was here yesterday on
business.
From Days Creek Marion and
Pan Perdue, of Days creek, were
transacting business in this city
Tuesday.
Looklngglass Man Here Fred
Chamberlain, of Looklngglass, was
here today in the interests of business.
Mr. Bonebrake In Fred Bone-
brake, of Riversdale, was in this
city yesterday on business.
Oakland Man Here Ed Settle,
of Oakland, was here yesterday in
the interests. of business. .
Yoncalla Man Here J. M. Am
brose, of Yoncalla, was here Tues
day as a business visitor.
Visit In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Wimberly and son, Elton,
spent the past week-end as visi
tors In Portland.
Transacts Business Here
George Brown, of Looklngglass,
was transacting business in Rose
burg yesterday.
From Portland W. J. Misliler,
wbo is associated with the W. E.
Finzer company of Portland, was
here Tuesday caring for business
interests.
From Reedsport W. A. Love
lace, of Reedsport, was in this1
city Tuesday on business.
From Oak Creek W. H.
Singleton, from Oak creek, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. Strcno Here C. A. Strong,
of Myrtle Creek, was here yester
day in the Interests of business.
Mrs. Manley Here Mrs. M. E.
Manley and daughter, of Canyon
ville, spent several hours yesterday
in Roseburg visiting friends and
shopping.
Reedsport Man In William
York came here from Reedsport
Tuesday to attend to business mat
ters.
Glendale Residents in Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Sether, residents of
Glendale, were here yesterday call
ing on friends and attending to
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman In Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Goodman, of Melrose,
spent several hours visiting and
transacting business yesterday in
Roseburg.
Visitors From Riddle Miss
Faunnie Poole, Miss Lillian Logs-
don and Mrs. O. V. LogBdon were
visitors here from Riddle yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Slndt Here Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sindt, of Mel
rose, were calling on friends and
transacting business yesterday In
this city.
Melrcse People In Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Conn, of Melrose, spent
several hours In this city yester
day transacting business and vis
iting friends.: .'
From Garden Valley Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Wlnniford and family, of
Garden valley, spent several hours
in town this morning transacting
business and visiting friends.
Bringing Back Cars Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Chambers left today for
Portland to drive back two new
automobiles, a Nash and a Duraul,
that have been purchased locally.
Mrs. Brown Returns Mrs. E. J
Brown has .returned to her home
in this city after spending some
time visiting with her daughter
Mrs. Grant Pond, of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Busenbark In Mr.
and Mrs. IX N. Busenbark and
family, of Melrose, .spent several
hours transacting business and
visiling friends In Roseburg yes
terday.
Glendale People Here Mr. and
Mrs. Carl J. Sether, I. H. Smith,
Dorothy Hendrickson, Gertrude
Nebel and Howard Lystul were
among the several residents from
Glendale who were in Roseburg
today.
Mr. Darby In Portland H. C,
Darby has left for Portland, where
he will spend the summer as pay
master on the Mt. Hood Loop rond
construction work. He will be sta
tioned about -five miles from the
government camp.
Patients In Veterans Hospital
J. A. Fulcher and George Rada-
baugh have been recently admitted
to the veterans' hospital in Port
land for treatment. Mr. Fulcher
underwent a major operation in the
hospital Monday.
Climb Mt. Shasta John Young,
Roseburg resident, employee of the
Southern Pacific company, leu Sat
urday in company with Ed bund
berg of Multnomah, to climb Mt
Shasta. They expect to accom-
ollsh the trip In about two
weeks.
Attend Odd Fellows Convention
Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Mrs. O.
Johnson. Mrs. J. B. Bailey. Mrs.
E. V. Hoover, Mrs. T. B. Busen
bark and Miss Mny Fisher are at
tending the Odd Fellows grand
lodge in Portland. J. E. Dent left
Tuesday evening to attend, ftnd
V. T. Jackson 'plans to go to Port
land Wednesday.
From Drain N. D. Cool came in
from Drain Tuesday to transact
business.
From Dlxonville J. J. Copple, of
Dixonville, was here transacting
business Tuesday.
Here on Business Herman A.
Wilson was in this city yesterday
on business.
Shops In Roseburg Mrs. - Joe
Nevall, of Camas Valley, . was
shopping and visiling friends In
Roseburg Tuesday. -
From Medtord L. M. Weisen
berger, of Medford, Is a business
visitor in Roseburg for several
days.
Myrtle Creek Banker In G. R.
Bales, banker at Myrtle Creek, was
here yesterday on business.
Visitor From Glide Mrs. Mary
C. Lane was a visitor in this cily
from Glide Tuesday.
Mr. Harris Here D. C. Harris,
Southern Pacific road niaBter, of
Glendale, was here yesterday trans
acting business at the local oince.
Mrs. Jacques Is Visitor Mrs. L.
O. Jacques was a visitor in Rose
burg from Glendale yesterday.
From Myrtle Creek H. B. Black,
of Myrtle Creek, was a business
visitor In this city yesterday.
Mr. Lapp in Roseburg Gus l.app,
of Days Creek, was transacting
business yesterday in this city.
Here on Business Earl Sumner,
of Canyonville, spent a few hours
in this city on business Tuesday.
Mr. Wallace on Business Trip
C. Wallace left today for a sev
eral days' business visit in Portland.
Business Visitor from Umpqua
Ernest Crane, of Umpqua. spent
several hours in Roseburg Tuesday
on business.
Visitors From Eugene Mrs. H.
F. Ogden and Mrs. Steve Young
were in tins city from Eugene Sunday.
From Myrtle Creek George
Trask, of Myrtle Creek, was a
business visitor in Roseburg yesterday.
Here From Myrtle Creek E. Fos-
dick, of Myrtle Creek, was a busi
ness visitor in Hoseburg yesterday.
From Elkton Arthur and Joe
Mode were in from Elkton yes
terday in the interests of business.
Mr. Dailey Here on Business
Ivan Dailey, of Glide, spent sev
eral hours hero yesterday on business.
Shops In This City Mrs. A. C.
Armstrong, of- Oakland, spent sev
eral hours In town yesterday shop
ping.
From Days Creek Miss Cora
Chaney, of Days creek, was here
yesterday shopping and visiting
friends.
Mr. Fryer Transacts Business
Charles Fryer, of Elkton, was
transacting business in this city
Tuesday.
Business Visitor From Drain
M. R. Ryan, of Drain, spent several
hours in this city yesterday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Goff in Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Goff came in from Mel
rose to transact business Tues
day.
Mr. Marsh Transacts Business
Arthur Marsh came in from Look
lngglass Tuesday to transact busi
ness.
Mr. Ball Transacts Business
Sam Ball, of Riddle, spent Beveral
hours here yesterday transacting
business.
Mrs. Wilson Visits .Mrs. A. W.
WilBon, of Riddle, was in this city
Tuesday visiting with friends and
shopping.
Visitors ' From Cleveland Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Lutman were visi
tors in Roseburg yesterday from
Cleveland.
From Caps Illahee Perry
Wright came In yesterday from
Caps Illahee to attend to business
affairs.
Oakland Man In H. R. Larson
resident of Oakland, spent Beveral
hours here Tuesday in the inter
ests of business.
Mrs. Aooleoate Visits Mrs
Edith Applegate. of Yoncalla, spent
a, few hours visiting and shopping
In town Tuesday. ,
Business Visitor From Dlxonville
Ulysses Barker, of Dlxonville,
was a business visitor in Kosenurg
yesterday.
From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Ju
lius Slndt were In this city from
Melrose visiting and transacting
business Tuesday. -
Mr. Gross Transacts Busfness-
Frank Gross, of Wilbur, spent sev
eral hours transacting business in
Roseburg Tuesday.
Business Visitor From Glide W.
Price, of Glide, spent a few
hours as a business visitor yester
day in Roseburg.
Here From Garden Valley Dan
Jones, of Garden valley, spent
some time transacting business in
town yesterday. .
Glide Residents Here Mr. and
Mrs. Seth MattheWB were in from
Glide transacting business and vis
iting friends yesterday.
Transacts Business in Roseburg
Lucius Hall, resident of Suther-
lin, was in Roseburg yesterday
transacting business.
Mrs. Pennle in Town Mrs. El
len Pennle. teacher in Mark's dls
trlct. was here yesterday visiting
friends and shopping.
Mr. Neely Is Business Visitor-
Bert Neely, from CamaB valley,
spent several hours in town Tues
day as a business visitor.
Mrs. Leake Shops ;Mrs. Dora
Leake, of Dlxonville, spent several
hours in this city yesterday visit
ing friends and shopping.
Oakland Resident Here Roy
Fisher, resident of Oakland, spent
a few hours in this city Tuesday
attonding to business affairs.
' In From Cleveland Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Lon? were in from Cleve
land Tuesday attending to business
affairs and calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Conn in Town Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Conn, of Melrose,
were here yesterday transacting
business and visiting friends.
8. P. Agent Here W. D. Miles,
special agent for the Southern Pa
cific, former Roseburg resident
who is now living in Portland, was
here yesterday In the Interests of
business.
n on Business Grant Bales, of
MelroBe. spent a few hours In Rose
burg caring for business interests
Tuesday.
Mrs. Klore Visits Mrs. H. Klore.
from Looklngglass. was visiting
friends and shopping in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Hall In Town Mrs. F. J.
Hall, resident of Myrtle Creek,
came to this city Tuesday to shop
and visit friends.
From Looklngglass Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Hurd came in from
Looklngglass yesterday to attend
to business maters and . visit
friends.
Visitors From Dlxonville Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Brown, of Dlxon
ville, spent several hours In Rose
burg Tuesday visiting friends and
transacting business.
Here From Melrose Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Conn and son Calvin,
from Melrose, spent a few hours
transacting business and visiting
friends yesterday in town.
Here on Business J. I). Bywater,
manager of the quarry at Carnes,
was in town yeslerduy on business.
From Myrtle Creek J. H. Far
rar, of Myrtle Creek, was a busi
ness visitor in Roseburg yesterday.
Mr. Throne Is Business Visitor
Ed Throne, of Anchor, came to
town yesterday to attend ta busi
ness uTfairs. ' ,
Forest Ranger Here Fred Asam,
forest ranger at Glide, was in town
yesterday atending to business affairs.
In From Wilbur Mrs. Frances
Grubbe, of Wilbur, was shopping
and calling on friends ill this city
this morning.
Mr. Chapman Transacts Business
J. J. Chapman, of Wilbur, was
in this cily today transacting bus!
ness.
Mrs. Ritter Is Visitor MrB.
Hugh Rlttcr, from Tiller, spent a
few hours In this city Tuesday vis
iting friends and shopping.
Visits with Daughter Mrs. O. V.
Logsdon, of Riddle, is spending the
week In this city with her daugh
ter, MlsB Rosamund Logsdon.
Attractions r
AT THE MOVIES
Mr. Dyar Is Business Visitor
Charles Dyar, of Roberts creek,
spent several hours in town as a
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Here Mr.
nnrt Mrs. W C Knmn. nf Portland.
are spending a few days in this business visitory yesterday,
city. Air. Kemp is associatea wun
the Doran Hotel Supply company.
Condtion Unchanged The con
dition of H. S. French, who under
went the amputation of one of his
lees on Monday at the Roseburg
General hospital, is reported today
to be unchanged.
Visitor From Medford Mrs.
Edith Hanks, of Medford, is the
house guest of Mrs. Ruth Covert
of East Douglas street. Mrs.
Hanks is convalescing from a sev
ere illness of last winter.
Admitted to Mercy Hospital
J. M. Young, Roseburg resident, L.
C. Seehets, of Anchor; Mrs. Paul
Spain of Kelly's Korner; and Mrs.
R. E. Mecklin of this city, have
been admitted to the Mercy hospi
tal for treatment. Mrs. Mary Mat
thews, local woman, is also in the
hospital, receiving treatment for a
broken ankle.
Here From Yoncalla Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Warner, from Yoncalla,
came to this city to transact busi
ness and visit friends yesterday.
Annotated i mi Wire)
WASHINGTON. May 21. The
charge that congress was to a "cer
tain extent" under the control of
the Anti-Saloon league was made
In the house yesterday by Repre
sentative Mary -T. Norton, demo
crat, New Jersey.
Mrs. Norton, a wet, In a prepared
speech urged the house to "throw
off the shadow of paid lobbyists"
and consider prohibition "dispas
sionately." She asked for consideration of
her resolution to provide a national
prohibition referendum, maintain
ing that It was "as much a resolu
tion for the drys as for the wets."
"I have a great respect tor my
colleagues in this bouse," Mrs.
Norton said, "and 1 feel certain
many of you would like to be re
lieved of the unsavory lnbel of the
Antl-Snloon league, whose business
transactions as disclosed by recent
testimony before the senate lobby
committee, conclusively proves this
organization to be what we always
have suspected it to be, an organi
zation of clever men, who prey
upon lsnorance and prejudice for
their personal gain."
ANTLERS. Today, "Ingagl";
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, "Ap
plause," all talking with Helen
Morgan.
LIBERTY. Today, "The Three
Sisters": Thursday, Friday, Sat
urday, "The Light of the Western
Stars," Zane Grey's novel, starring
Richard Arlen. Mary Brian.
atre for three days starting Thurs
day. , ,
As a result of the "rives" wrft-
ten by these critics thousand tj
persons Baw ami heard and were
pleased by this talking-screen mas
terpiece at the Criterion theatre' in
New York, where It had a long) M
run.
LAST TIME
TODAY
Tonight is your last chance to
see the great show all Roseburg
is talking about.
Mr. Miller Transacts Business
Frank Miller, of Dillurd, spent a
few hours , transacting business
with Roseburg merchants yesterday.
Oregonlan Man Here A. B.
Brown, of the circulation depart
ment of the Portland Oregonlan,
was here Tuesday in the interests
of business.
Miss Kelly Here Miss Grctchen
G. Kelly, who is associated with .1
Hollywood studio concern. Is
spending a few days In Roseburg
In the Interests of business.
Returning Home George L.
Stanton and Pay Shuey of Timber,
who have been visiting with the
former's brother, Charles V. Stan
ton, for several days tills week,
left this morning on their return
trip. They are going by way of
Newport and up the coast, and will
stop at Waldport to visit kit.
Shucy's parents. ,
'Hospital Patients Mrs. B. B.
Cockran, of this city, has been dis
missed from the Roseburg General
hospital and has returned to her
home. Miss . Esther Myers,' who
was Injured in an automobile acci
dent Sunday, left the hospital yes
terday for her home on Corey ave
nue. Leland Ewing, of Oakland,
has also been discharged from the
hospital. Mrs. Margaret Miller of
this city has been admitted for
medical treatment.
Society to Meet The Women's
Missionary society of the Baptist
church will meet Thursduy after
noon at 2:30 In the church parlors.
Mrs. Louis KqhlhnKen und Mrs. J.
V. Byrd will be Joint hostesses. The
prosram will be In chnrgo of Mrs.
Carlos Page.
SALISBURY. Mil., May 21. Ro-
peal of the Volstead act and the
eighteenth amendment and restor
ing to the various states the right
to control the liquor trnrtic was
unanimously urged by the Maryland-District
of Columbia federa
tion of lubor convention here yes
terday. A resolution which declared pro
hibition had a fair trial tor the last
12 years, and had resulted In an
increase of drunkenness and at
tendant evils was passed without
discussion.
OREGON NEWS
By the Associated Press
ASTORIA. Gloria Fisher, 6,
ilniiL'liler of nn Oregon City couple.
drowned in Wahnnna liver south
of Seaside.
From Winston Mr. and Mrs,
Jonn Landers, of Winston, came
in Tuesday to transact business
and visit friends.
Mrs. Hughes H e r e 0. W.
Hughes, of Garden valley, was at
tending to business annus in mis
city yesterday.
Business Visitors In Town
James Toner and Oscar Langdon
were business visitors here yes
terday from Yoncalla.
Mr. Archambeau Transacts Busi
ness Henry Archambeau, of Tiller,
was transacting business in town
yesterday.
Patient at Hot Springs E. A.
Seiber, former resident of thH city
who is now making his home in
Union, Oregon, hns been recover
ing from an attack of heart trouble
In the Hot Springs sanitarium for
the paBt two weeks. While ho has
been very seriously ill, ho is re
ported to be now greatly improv
ed. His daughter, Mrs. Newell
(Eva) Wright, of Cniiln, Nevada,
also a former resident of Rose
burg, has been with him at Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Spain Home Mrs. Paul
Spain, who lias been seriously ill
at Pacific Christian Hospital in r.u
gene, was brought lo her home nt
Glengary today. The trip was made
in the Roseburg Ambulnnce com
pany's car, driven by M. 13. Ritter.
Mrs. Spain's condition is not im
proved. ' Port Orford Visitor Frank' B.
Tlchenor of Port Orford was in
Roseburg today attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Tlchenor came
by way .of Reedssort and Drain
and reports that the rond be
tween Drain and Elkton is in
very bad condition duo to the
heavy construction work In pro
gress there, coupled with the Inte
rains.
LAKKVIEW. The Tjike county
grnnd jury failed to Indict H. H.
Thompson, held for the murder of
Ira Bradley, Wngontlre, Ore., rancher.
Richard Arlen In Zane Grey's "The
Light of Western Stars" at the
Liberty, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
AT last Zane Grey's thrilling
characters step from the pages
of his popular novels onto the
screen and talk. Paramount has
made the long awaited entertain
ment treat a renllty and Grey's
wonder tnle of outlawry on the
western frontier. "The Light of
WoBtorn Slurs," will show at the
Liberty theatre, stnrting Thursday
for three days.
"The Light of Western Stars" is
like a page torn from the gripping
life story or the west. It pictures,
in scene and dialogue, the lust des
perate stand of banded lawlessness
on the American frontier. Otto
Ilrower, maker of two great silent
westerns, "Sunset Pass" and
"Avalanche," and himself a pro
duct or the cattle ranges and plain
country, directed thin picture.
"The Light of Western Stnrs"
brings Richard Arlen forward In
his second western role. Again, na
In "The Virginian," he Is at great
est advantnge In this action-drama
of the outdoors. And Mary Brian,
the leading lady of "The Virgin
ian," seen recently opposite Arlen
In "Burning Up," is the sweet-heart.
I V THE WONDER.
FlLM" J"
y HAS THE MAN-APE
- BUN FOUND?
STARTS
TOMORROW
: FOR 3 DAYS
ASTORIA. The law firm of
Norhlad and Hesse, one of the old
est in the district hns been dis
solved. One of the partners Is Gov
ernor A. W. Norblml.
Here on Business V. Bounds
camo In from Hucklos yesterday on
business.
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
IN
1
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America, success can coi
over night.
The latest proof of this state
ment was found recently In the re
ception which New York newspa
por critics, men and women who
can "make" or "break" a show,
gave "Applause," the Paramount
a I i-tnlklng dramatic sensation
which is coming to the Antlers the-
Mjjjr Matinee Daily "V."
(ywWl Talking Comedy I
rjln and News I
W Antlers
From Camas Valley Ed McOee,
from Camas Valley, spent several
hours here yesterday attonding to
business matters.
Yoncalla Prune Grower In H. T.
Westfall, prominent Yoncalla prune
grower, was here Tuesday attend
ing to business matters.
In From Cleveland Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Pierce came In from Cleve
land yesterday to visit with friends
and attend to business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thiel In Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Thiel, of Umpqua, were in
town yesterday vlBitlng with
friends and transacting business.
Visitors From Melrose Mr. and
Mra. Fred Brothers were in from
Melrose yesterday visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenks In Town
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jenks. of Azalea,
were In this city Tuesday visiting
friends and attending to business,
Returns to Home In Ohio Miss
Clara Beckman. who has been
spending the past week as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ida Hold
ridge. plans to leave tomorrow for
her home In Ohio. Miss Beckman
Is an extensive traveller. She
snent the past winter in southern
California and expects to tour in
Africa next year.
Spend Summer at Riddle J. W.
Richardson, who has been teach
ing In the upper grades in Elkton.
was In this city yesterday. He re
ports the Elkton school has been
closed on account of whooping
cough and mumps among the
school children. Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson will spend the coming
summer on a ranch near Riddle.
Stop It!
Easy to say about your car,
too but
How are Your Brakes?
Better have us look 'em over and see that they are func
tioning it will cost you nothing for inspection. We also
' suggest front axle inspection for alignment.
jetl percy croft iztr
Stomach Troubles
Doctors say 90 of all sickness is due
to stomach troubles, so if you suffer
from gas, pains in the stomach or
bowels, dizziness, and have no appetite,
can't sleep and are nervous you need
Tanlac. It is good pure 'medicine, made
of roots, herbs and barks. Your drug
gist sells it on a money-back guarantee.
TEETH SUFFER
WHEN THE DIET
LACKS VITAMINS
Menus Should Be Planned to
Include Vitamins, Minerals
and Roughage
1
cliarcL
1EN
IN
I"" Of v 1
CL Paramount. Kdufgj
Dental authorities say that
child must have a balanced diet to
insure proper development of the
teeth. Furthermore, such a diet
must be continued in adult life to
maintain tooth structures already
developed.
Vitamins "C" and "D" play an
important part in promoting the
health of teeth. Many familiar
foods contain one of these vitamins.
They are tomatoes, peas, leafy veg
etables, yellow turnips; oranges,
apples, raspberries, peaches; egg
yolks, butter and whole milk.
The taste-appeal of many of these
foods can be increased by the use of
sugar. Put a dash of sugar to a
pinch of salt in the vegetables as
they cook. Sprinkle sugar on the
fresh fruits or add it when stewing
them. And of course, puddings msde
f eggs and milk need sugar for
palatability.
In meal planning, jellies and
jams should be included frequently.
They are delicious accompaniments
for meat as well as for bread. Their
fruit content is also healthful. Good
food promotes good health and
teeth. The Sugar Institute.
OUT WEST
Where Romance begins
. . There's gold to
win, a girl to hold . . .
In a gnmblo whero dice
are bullet-loaded ... all
in days when men
fought to live . . . and
'lived to fight!
TODAY
ONt DAY ONLY
Kiddles 10c
Adults 35o
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Buy a Six of Course
but be' Sure
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Essex performance comes from
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Longer wheclhasc, larger tires
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Interior appointments carry the
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Upholstery is of finest quality.
There is a graceful three-spoke
steering wheel, and the instru
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fuel and oil level gauge as well
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This is the finest, best performing
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