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Saturday, June 21, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three English And Athletics Important Studies In Italy's Naval Academy Ily linden I low ley (Assorhitpil Pivwa Staff Writer) MCtlHOltN, Italy (AP) Kns and sports are. two or the moat Important mibjecta taught at the Italian naval academy hero. Faculty members-huvks the Im portance of tliL first beuuiKe they ivcoKniKit it bus becotuo. practically the "languaKo of the scan," owintr to the preponderant positions of the British and American navies,, and the merchant marine of . the former power. Therefore, they in, aim thut none of the inidbhipmen shall take hiH degree until he has pasned stiff written and oral tests in the foreign tongue he is most likely to use in foreign ports. The sport program of the Italian middies hap been enlarged and lu lensiried under the .Mussolini re gime. To be sure, Leghorn teams by ropes, from the dormitory win down for the first formation of the day. Houts between students an? held frequently, and the academy championships in the several weights are eagerly contested. ; The Italian midshipmen put on i a snappy close-order drill, wit It j eye.s and heads clicking with ma- I chine-like precision when they pass the reviewing stand. When the j command "Front!" ia given they ! stamp their feet as one man, and change step. It is a smart trick of ! their own, not pruuticcd by any j other Italian corps. Their uniform is navy blue with brass buttons. The caps are prac- j tically the samp as at Annapolis. save for tho first class men who have passed their final examina tions nud been listed as "aspframi Ford ' Bo . Luxe' Coupe ! i one grade below ensign. Those do not compete with tin. military voumrsters are allowed to don the I cocked, three-cornered hats of offi- schoul at Caserta. Put intra-mural contests in rowing, soccer, rugby, tennis and basketball keep tho 400 young men on the roster thorough ly tough and busy. cers, though with a minimum ot gold braid. 1 . Tho Leghorn academy was not founded until 1SS2, but it has made rapid progress. It is set in ample 1PP Green Banned On Persian And Arabian Autos Specialists On 2-Year Tour In Special Buick GORED FARMER, BACK ON "CAT", TAKES IT EASY Green Is not used In the color A trio nf nature specialists, act' I It took a mnd bull on a ten scheme of automobiles in Persia Ing at Invitation of the I. S. de-j minute ran um go to put I. M. and Arabia, as it is considered part meat of the Interior and) i-toyer, of Oregon, on the disabled sacred, and dark red Or maroon is Horace M. Albright, director of; ifm last fall. The bull did a good reserved In Japan for members the Nation Park Service, timing the job too good for lloyer. When, of the Imperial family, according past few days fared forth on n I with the help of Sister. Mother, ... twiifu in me I'lrsuu niiHii 10 t-M'cvu" vvuokiiid, , m, 1n, lne flag, me DUI1 WBS tin state .Motor association. two years and res tin in extensive, THE Oe Luxe Coupe.' whxh t-.es just been introduced ty the Ford Motor Company, is designed (or those who d:cire a person.il car with a more select Interior appearance than that of the standard coupe. Upholstering may be had in either mohair or Bedford cord". Other refinements Include cowl lights and mahogany , ccrnith moulding on the doors and windows. . ' . 1 ne anility of any sailor,' even and beautiful grounds reaching I : though an officer and a gentleman, fright down to the harbor of Leg-ias to whether It should. Increase "P17r v VlUp'a to use his fis's to good effect is an- j horn, one of the cho.cest spots on , lhe sl,ee(1 Iimlt within the business Z,ULt'' v XLl & other thing the physical Instructors , the Kignrian It Mora, which is pre- 'aml residence district, while In cer- PlctllTe OpGllS emphasize. Thu spacioiiii in ne;- f erred by many foreign tourists to tain "'ts of the city the old type 1 court nfthe academy's main b-iild- the Italian liiviera proper. : of IraTflc light posts In the center IvUH 1 OHIOI-TOW , Ing, where all formut cercmonlc;: 1 One of the most distinguished of street Intersections are now he- are held, has Us walls studded with vraihintPK In ihe llnlce of Abruzzl. R lorn down nid replaced by tho There nrn iw n... stands for punching bags.' 'nnd .well-known Arctic and tropical modern corner posts, 13 von at that not heard of Rudy ValIeG,.orches- i rnn Dim i-sunia wan inoso ieni ner explorer, 'i ne nuiie or Aucona, ii- l,t" - i""1"-" "-'v tni lender . , , crooner of songs ouumeruiigs i eaiure every morn- year-old cousin or .frown rrinee i u .- ... radio idol of mil ons. Tomorrow at the State theatre. The motorhts' organization beneficial wild life research In all pointed out that although color the country's national parks, schemes are- a matter of perwonal The head of the research party preference in the United States, i Professor Joseph Dickson of the they arc taken more scrlnuslv In University of California Museum of j some foreign countries and are Vertebrate Zoology, who is neeom I considered of. great importance in panled by (J. M. Wright. University many nations. of California graduate in l-orestry, Itasing Its - statement on facts d II. II. Thompson, philosophy gathered by foreign attaches of and psychology graduate of inland the department of commerce and Stanford Junior Unlvendty. The A. a. A. representatives abroad, extensive tour Is being undertaken the motorists' organization said i a de-luxe truck, especially de that builders have anticipated tho signed and constructed on a 1930 whims of all peoples. JJuiek passenger car body at corn citing some of thene factors, mission of Mr. AVrlght.. the. foreign travel agency said: i Btartlnfi their Journey from tho ' In hot. moist countries leather San i-Yanetsco Hay district thp ex upholstery Is desirable as it is ploring trio will first visit the Kal considerea cooler and fabric de- 1,iiu National Park on tho northern terlorates rapidly. rlm t,r tne nd Canyon or tho In several couivtiries, notably i-oiorauo. ally corralled,, the hospital Bur geon's check-up showed a broken hip, all of the rlhs on one side and four on tho other broken, plus a crushed hand. JHd Hoyerllve?- He not only survived the bull's attack, but af ter. -three mouths In the hospital ami one or two in bed at home, he hobbled Into his yard on crutches, climbed into his brand new "Cat erpillar" Kifteen and began the spring work, says C. W.. Hunting, dealer for "Caterpillar" -tractors, combines, and road machinery, in l.ir Urande, A hard one to. believe, n man driving a tractor ( when he -an scarcely hobble with crulches. But Gauges And Lights Reveal Principle ",: Gauges attached to the brake drum cylinders on all four wheels of n hod are Brothers Kight-ln'-Uno chassis and electric lights mount- . ed on each gauge are now being uifed to demonstrate publicly tho Inflexible law of physics by which tho action of .hydraulic brakes, 1h automatically equalized. This Ingenious arrangement was perfected by George T. Bishop, Dodgo dealer In flhreveport, Louis iana. The. Instant that the slight est pressure Is applied to the brake pedal all four of the electric lamps are lighted simultaneously showing that brake action starts at the itame Instant throughout the system, - As pressure on the brake pedal is gradually Increased the four gauges show that brake force Is exerted uniformly at each wheel. ' According 'to Podge Brothers, service officials who have i Inspected the device, 600 pounds pressure Is easily obtained and held- on each; of the four . wheets. ( The famous scientific - law Hover doesn't take credit fur ,.nv n,cn tmH ,!"Pm 01 V1 ruperhuman qualities. Here's why Yellowstone Park was' he can du; it. as he tellK It: lug's setlln-up 1 exerclsea. coming Humbert, Is taking a post graduate vehicles It is next to imposylblo to right after ihe spectaculiir descent i course here TRAFFIC SURVEY SHOWS VARIETY Check D i s c 1 o se s Many Queer Rules of the Road Over The Nation. . ", ,ne 'W"V , . K oinoilunlly will bo afforded to soo , I : ih". .in.), .in., nm, llom. n,llly ln lln enIil.oly nf. , , I In pmctlonlly every enso speed fc,.j,nt -- ...... , .,,,. onr and "bn.ah off. pick up or contro , dltrlct .'othefllmn tho " H " c. ',.. otherwise tiisn to bo removed". lmmlll,.ao . downtown seetl.m Is 1 p 1 , . ln, m nlher dohrta found on tho : , . . '.V.'. .... nll-tulltintt, inKilK. danclllK' com- hlsrhwnv which niiirht he dnnL-eriins .. '.,....... l-nnill. The amihond I.OVer. I " " IIIV III UOll-lllo ... Al'l'l, IH' nf.mii Oreut llilluln. its dominions und n"x' ' ItlnerniT, nflvr wlili-h colonies, the rule' of the road Is lnB nouul nntlonul reservntliins of to the left und the p.Aerence Is the 1'itclfle Northwest, tho Vosemllc alrt'sys for riKhl-lmnd drive curs. ' California and others were to The road clearance of Amerl- vlsllcd ami explored. . ears Is satisfactory' In most "l'rohlenis to bo given our ut- forolsn . coantrles.. but ln hilly most attention re' typified by our countries or those where road planned studies of the creat In constructlon Is not to far ad- crease of deer In the Yosenlto dur tar advanced, lhe low clearance Ing recent years und tho similar In-. Is not favored. ; - Crease or tho ftrlr.Kly himr In Yol- 'A the metric system is used lowstone." declared Professor tllck in litany countries, the speedo- son. "Kveryono , ultrees that such meter registers In kilometers. reftlKes for (hose unltnals tiro neees- "Closed cars continue to en In n'y for their continued .existence, his first feature loncth screen piny. In Popularity, but In tropieal but deer und bear hnvo Increuseil opposite him is Sully countries the open model Is still In tho respective purks In sucn favored. , numbers lately as to Bivo crave con- UriBht oolor-s are Kenernllv re- ceni to the authorities cluuced tn mn hp r-i fa ai nlhui' xolilrIAi in .. . certain communities. ':tuMi to .indicate a sneed limit for All Go Ahcjid i .'. ! its residence section in its printed , 'D,mn,.tin.P ,,(., ,1 Most apparent, however, is the, truffle code. Instead, it declares comeu-y roles nre Mario Dressier reived most favorably and plated with their adequate foedlng and fact- that -practically without ex- that the driver "must at all times Nonnan Pe(.kt i).,nny O'Shea Kd- trlmlngs give tho cars added at- control. We will attempt to in ce-pllon every municipality hn- operate his, vehicle with speeds (1,0 Nnpent Alan hoscoe. Nella traclion." some degree solve this dilemma." gone ahead and made its own laws, that are reasonable and proper." WnIkor Malcolm Waile and ' f'harls ' - , without reference to what other Aim in eignt 01 uie inie.i muw.tw. Splon Mnrs,nij Neiinn, directed. DMTUOIT, Mich.. Juno 21 An Cltles have done on similar sub- speed limns in mose sccuuhh The Conncelicut ynnUces, Rudy American motorist touring through 18 of -the principal cities of the United. States would be consider ably confused in obeying the traf fic rules and regulations governing state , andi city . thorotighfares, if the 'replies to a national traffic nuestlonaire conducted . by the Hupp ' Motor Car corporation are to be' relied upon jects.' In many cases, these queer building is scattered vary nom j traffic quirks are tho result of laws to as high as 40 miles an hour. hplnrr misKOfl tn enver either c.ondl- f tions existing at ja particular time ! In conducting this survey of traf Vallee's noted orchestra, appear In the picture and furnish ihe com plete orchestration. Radio Pic tures famous dancing girls nre in tho past, or to take care of em- fic conditions llupmoblle has found fofttn,.0(1 fn n num')PP nf 'nvlsh ergcncles that would arise within, many oeians iih-h n mum nuui (H,u,e emsembles. Three Assembly Plants to Build Model A A Truck the immediate future, in many oeiore me le.-unn v.... i,..,,.i.... . u,.i i.. i i.kI.i i.wl Au u.inn as these de- un r.i'ileWK. miim-.iu-n hv Hie mvlft tails are completed and the final Such contro-'development of modern traffic that checkinK done, the results of this v.mlnl mlilnniM n hnn.l tbev have for veais remained in survey will he announced 11 me speed . limits. parkltiK and olher obscurity. While such acts, hnve corporation. clly ordlnnnco provisions nre belnB never been repealed, they will v.. ml, ni vcuv studied by llupmohllo in its niw doubtlessly remain, for the most . "IIATOAX 'I'JIB I II ..... tlbnal trntflc survey. The facts 1 part. . unenforceable. In almost TO! KISI .l l.l-,iuiiii presented herein arc the first of I every case, the survey di.icloscs.'the j .,,-v r mnnv f r tho tabulations completed by the j larger cities hnve had no plan for ' 1 ''' " l " ,..,.rh corporation.. the control of traffic that would 1 rnvele . passing t 1, -oubI, this Ho-,nahy discrepancies nre -re-jadeouately care er ,hoe coH ZZ "1 veaieu ju,.ino: suryev n.nong itne iuoiis .uii.ii e.e muuiii. chantlns of n wnltr who Menus Of The Day on the expedition, Mr. WrlKht ex plained to llulclc officials thut It wus the orlKlnul Intention of tho party to utilize 11 reBUlnr commer cial truck. Later, however, ho stilted, this plnn was abandoned In favor of a special Rulck Job lieenimn nf the lnttor'n nroater. sneed Assembly of trucks has been euao of HditiB and flexibility. Into I stnrted In thn bitlldlnK formerly ,he jJuick have been built special utcd us a branch headiiunllers by compuriments for the carryltiK ot the 1,-ord Mitor company In Phil- KOn,,,i cump euulpnienl, delicate adelphia. I'ennsylvanlu: und an- H(.Pt,tlfic InstrunientH und com- nouueement was made last month lllole mot0i, nd Mill pholoBiitphlc of the placing In similar operation uutfitH, soon (if additional bulldlUBS for- '' ' . ' u '-''' sell 7. rules of the IS cities studied, that the next two. five- and even ten a"L ,. ..,. 1 .e,i,.a Tlii Is iinrltciil.Trli True tn 1 j the matter of street widths, bottle- j Piriform singing: .... 0,MJ rtn ui "HiUdav zaendwIt.Kch . . . - . . . Icchnklfit llmnnel. nal posts and otner teature-3 wnicn, y ": , J (i , , : Iwill "free' up and relieve" the in; Pinrrs sslggrl s m I l k creased traffic pressure of the fu- sawweem umkm.k. 'ture. "" " j 1 America inougni. no neiiru wint- i it would bo next to impossible for a motorist to make such a rtrlp without breaking many traffic .reg ulations. In fact,, the mere act of s.opniug to iuqulre directions of a traffic patrolman In some cities would bo breaking a law, while By Mrs Alexander CJeorge -UliKAlt 1M1H1.; WITH A ;i,ntirn:i air Menu Vov Dinner Creamed Frizzled Beef Mashed Potatoes liutteied Turnips Rread Plum Jelly Vegetable Salad and IMquanl , . Dressing Chocolato Rrend I'udd ' ' Meringue Coffe or Iced Tea merly used by tho company lu t'antbrhlge. Massachusetts, ami on Long Island. Addition of these thrcj truck assembly plants will increase the number of assembly plajHK In this country, outside the Detroit area, to 35. Wince the construction of new assembly plants in ('hl'ster, Soin MOTORISTS WAKXIll) AVUli Orcgm's long summer season approaching, attention of motorists h; called to-the Increased Tiro hazard that will result to for est and grain fields. Care In handling lighted cigars, cigarettes equally absurd infringements, us- Detroit, the home' city of tho ually not punished,, are apparent .motor car, is not in advnnco of the throughout tho country. Kor In- ! procession in this regard as -many stance, to- follow out the letter of would believe. Quite the contrary the law a motorist should sum his is true for this city Is now upset SUN-MON TUES You'll Take Him to Your Heart. As Millions Have Taken Him! iSSf festival of sonR fSRIS ? i the screen i T '"ffKfe '--,J brings to you 1 pJW THE fc"J :j VALLEE A I . AND HIS CONNECTICUT VAMKEtS I 1 jt-Sv1 "TT Tlio VAGABOND I l f LOVER, Xk i ti& Jtht Snl,y ,,,nno iSh f ' llW I Slnrlo Diinslcr Hf a'A y t-J 3 j? 1:,l,,l Nnsont ' r"v ! 3 DAYS OF THE HOTTEST MUSIC YOU'LL EVER HEAR LAST TIMES TODAY Keep Cool at The State GEM SPANGLED GifU. 5NQW U I U U Aw l SONS 20 Cooler at The State words.. Ho Investigated. Sure, enough, on the waiter's sleeve , was an armband with the legend: j "English spoken." ! Tho refreshments he . served j wevo hot-dogs, sandwiches. Selt- i zei water, chocolate, lemonade, i cigars, cigarots, milk and Saltz- ' crville. and at Kearnv. the three and matches is urged by tho pre- ' ' rbulldingu used previously for that gon State Motor association, ting with -. mAprise have been used for stor- , Motorists are advised that the The heavy demands that have force rigidly lhe provisions of the i been made this spring on produc- Imv prohibiting the throwing of (Ion facilities led to the delermln- lighted cigars, cigarettes ami I ation to place these three build- ;mnlchcs Trom moving- vehicles, j ing.'i once more in assembly. j The law derines such an act as. a Thu Philadelphia plant, was lhe misdemeanor punishable by a fine. I first to be remodeled and set in Attention of motorlslH Is "also i operation. Its ten floors nre being 'drawn to tho fact that the law uLllized according to the following , prohibits the use of murfler cut- arrangement: l-'hst flooi Lincoln outs, a source of fire hazard bo- second permanent cause of flying sparkH. thing familiar amid the strange (Yen turd l-'rlzled Reef, Serving 1-2 pound dried beef, fi tablespoons fat. 0 tablespoons flour, -4 teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon paprika. '1 1 -2 cups milk, (i pieces toast. Break tho beef apnrt with tho ehntvrooni wedeler Haumkuch'Mi. a Gorman fingers. Meat thn fat In a frying commercial transportation exhibit; pastry ho translated literally as pan and add the boef. Conk slowly third, fourth and fifth storage of "tree cake.",, , stirring frequently, until the. edges service stock for Models A, A A . of tho beef begin to curl up. Add and TT; sixth and Heventh Un- (M'.OIKSIA POKT'S WORK IS : the flour, salt and paprika. .Cook coln Rryice and stock, including Alli;i TO 1M K1-: LIRRARY slowly until the flour browns. Add I jjnc.oln paint and body and trim Durham, N. C. (AP) A rare the milk and cook until a creamy I repair shops; maintenance and collection of manuscripts once 'the sauce forms. Stir constantly, j general stores; eighth, ninth and property of Dr. Thorn I Honey Serve on tne tonst wnirn nan neen , tenth truck assembly, with chas- ' "When the Vlfteen was brought out to my farm. am( I saw the tractor-pulling thre-e U-lneh plows 7 Inches deep- in high goar, and then getting onto that tractor niy ij'lf and riding in that oomy, comfortable seat I, saw that 'Cat erpillar' had built' a tractor for comfort as . well as performance. My first thought was '('aterpil lar'has traction, speed, power and aboys all, a 'roomys comfortable seat,1 so eveh in my, extreme, phy sical condition; I haVe ;foud I have been able lo drlyb 'tho trac tor myself and save .ainnn's wages, v , ' , . u allies for the layman Is: That pressure exerted upon any portion of a fluid (liquid) enclosed in a vessel Is transmitted equally In all directions. It Is this unchange able law, according to factory of ficials, which assures the the cer talnty, ; smoothneiH and equality of tho hydraulic brake action- on all Dodge Rrothers motor cars, trucks. buses and. motor coaches. ; CI BOtriiR. . France (AP) Thn'. municipal council of this Rnsquri town has given the name of Mau rice Havel- to the street on which stands : the house in which the miiulnlntv: wrni lvncn ,t . tnhlnf nna 1 1 placed -oh' the dwelling. 1 And Your 014 Battery i Purchases One of Otir Rebuilt Batteries . Guaranteed If nconditionally For 90 Days 7;: If you have ah old car that you only want to run for 6 months to a year Take Advantage of This ' , . FOR ANY CAR COMPLETE AUTO ELECTRIC ; s:yr;"-j- , :' .: service ; v - ; ; . - : J iU 'Ml AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 213 Greenwood; Phone M520 Across from L. W. WeekC Chrysler Dealer; ('h Ivors, "hist Georgia poet," close nrranged on a serving friend and contemporary of Kd- Garnish with parsley. gar Allan Poe. has been ncquired by the Duke university library. Jt Is tho largest Chi vers codec-, tlon known to exist. Professor LewlH Chase. nov compiling a biography of tho poet, gathered the material. platter. Concentrafing on IMqiinnl RrcHsimr (For lettuce or vegetable snlnds) 1 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon sugar. 1-4 teaspoon celery salt. 1-4 teaspoon pepper. -4 teaspoon dry piiintard, 4 tablespoons vinegar. 1-2 cup salad oil. 3 tablepoons catsup. 2 tnblespoons horseradish, 4 tablespoons chill sauce. 4 tablespoons chopped sweet WILSON BROTHERS HdbcVdashery Pickles. , - Mix the ingredients. Beat tnor- 'oughlv. Chill. Serve portions on the salad. This dressing will keep !for several weeks if stored in a 'cold place. . ' r-liMffilnln Rread "Pllddlllff 2 snuares chocolate. 1 cup sugar. 3 egg yolks. .? 1-2 teaspoons salt. 3 cups milk. 1 tablespoon butter, 1 2-3 cups bread crumbs or diced stale bread, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Mix the sugar, milk and choc olate, cook slowly and stir con stantly until tho chocolate has melted. Add tho bread and cool. Add the rest of the ingredients nnd pour into a buttered baking dish. Rake for 20 minutes fn a slow oven. Add the meringue. Meringue, 3 egg whites. (1 tablespoons sugar. Beat the egg whites and add the sugar. Beat until creamy. Rough ly spread over tho top of the pud ding. Bako for 1" minutes in a slow oven. Cool and chill. Get acquainted with Super Shorts, the new type of drawers that eliminates all center-seam discomfort. The panel seat, a Wilson Brothers idea, does the work. You'll thank us for mak ing, you acquainted with Super Shorts, 50c to $1.00 T)fntANI-2NF"A France (AI)- Mackerel are Po plentiful this year that Mat limit their catche to 5.000 fifth in an effort to keep up prices. One fiMiIng boat reeently threw "'.oao f lh back into the sea. COMKNDCNO D'AMHN'O, Italy (AP) A votive church to com memorate the Mt'.'O roneili;ition be tween the Italian state and the Vatican Is being erected here, pennants too poor to give money contributed labor. I Zeppelin voyages ought to be ; come poptil.it. un unph-asant thine nrrn't Ittwnys coming up. Copyrlsht 1930 by Dorlac Brother Corporation DODEE BROTHERS 5 IX sis line, body and enamel depart ment and paint shop. In tho permanent exhibit the firty-lhreo different units which are on display Include equipment for twenty-four vocations or dlf fcrent linen of bnsinoss. There Is tho complete ' Kord , commercial line, both Model A and A A ; and all of the body types of special equipment are mounted on the I'ord chassis. Among those displayed aro fire , apparatus; dump bodies of all types, hand, gravity and power lilt; semi-trailer attachments; spe cial house-to-house delivery bod ies; street sweeper attach menls; school bus and motor coach bod ies as well as equipment for every municipal use, and many typcH fitted to sp'.Mdal agricultural needs, Thin exhibit hits proved most helpful In dlHcloshig (he many practical uses of the Kord com mercial line to prospects, as It en ables tbe latter see the partic ular equipment In which they are interested. The display room cov ers an area of nearly tto.ou'j squar: feet, and Is tastefully decorated in a 11 th uo plaster finished in old lvnry, Much of the truck assembly planlK will serve ihe dealers In the lerrltory in which the plant in lo cated, as a unit under the direc tion of tho branch. ITEK.VCH VOMi; DAItV MOItK THAN P. S. SlSTKItK MIAMI (A P) Independence of A merlean women prlude con federation of darning and mending us a duly, believes Maj.. Georges Thenault, French war flier. On the oth'-r hand, the French wife sews for her hiiHband with out protest, but larks the charm of tho American girl, engendered as It Is by her "spirit, freedom and Independence,' he said. Major Thenault. who command ed the l,afayetle escadrllle during the world war, now is air and military attache at the French embassy in Washington. He mar ried an American girl, tho former Miss Harah Hpeneer, Chlcngo. in f-m.xr.Ki-: msroitv SMANCMAI (AP) The Twenty Four llistorlen of Chinese Dynas ties, all farHlnillcs of aiiclpnt edf tiotiK, has gone to the, publisher. It will be prob.ihly tho largest his tory set ever compiled, comprising ft o rt volumes totaling l.'ia.ooo P-IK-::. AND. UP, F. O. B.. FACTORY A WOMAN CAN DRIVE ANY CAR BUT SHE ENJOYS DRIVING A DODGE SIX Motoring pleasure and satisfaction reach their maximum in a car that is easy to handle and one ir) whose safety you have full con fidence. This is the reason why so many thousands of women have selected the new Dodge Six. It is easy to handle because it has . a smooth, flexible, alert performance, and because its steering mechanism is perfectly balanced. It is safe because it has posi tive, easy-acting internal hydraulic brakes, and because its silent Mono-Piece Steel Body affords unusual protection. In addition to these purely mechanical advantages, it is beautiful in design and appointments. Furthermore, it is economical to operate and main tain, and it has fifteen years of Dodge dependability behind it. SIXE-S AND E-IGHTS UPHOLDING eveaY TRADITION Of ODDIB DE-PE-NDAfllLITY 4 LC. SMITH 9 Depot St. Six Body Styles 590 to695 Prices f. o. b. factory $590 And up, f. a. K factory
