Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1930, Page 11

TELI DUNLDAL Ddaadly VY ADLLLA U L UL Annouming an inaugural sbowing of the latest Studebaker and Erskine Cars by Was/zington ’s new Studebaker Distributor. ... LEE D. BUTLER, Inc. Champlain Street and Kalorama Road For as little as $450 down...delivered, completely equipped... you can drive a seasoned STUDEBAKER EIGHT ~Costs less than 14 different sixes but will be worth more than a six when you trade it in! HEN you furn to eight-cylinder by Studebaker's 78-year-old reputation for No need to content yourself with merely power, as all America is swiftly owner satisfaction. wishing for the luxury of an Eight You turning, let the eight you choose be can own a seasoned, champion Studebakes sure and seasoned. Insist that the smooth- Eight for a surprisingly small down payment, ness, Aexibility and abundant power of the STUDEBAKER EIGHTS COST NO And your present car may make up part, Eight be matched by proved and enduring MORE TO OWN OR TO OPERATE oo illiol tisamuan: economy. : P - Dietator Eight Club Sedan - - $1195 - . Dictator Eight Four-Door Sedan - $1295 Studebaker, Builder of Champions, has - Eig:: Four.Door Sedan $1515 Your Studjsbelior Eight il ghve yoo moce built and sold 100,000 Eights. These President Eight Four-Door Sedan” - $1795 ; P'lt_l,fl!rlblc. mileage, and command a better Eights hold among them the greatest world Studebaker also builds three lines of ebgkflon trade-in price at the end, than any six of and international records, and more Amer- ';':3’;‘.2';7%;'?1: 'I;“M?::‘ ;1';";'; Sulon;; elMIpfublc cast. Come in and see Studee - ean stock car records, than all other makes The Commander Six, $1345 to $157S. Prices ot baker's three lines of champion ssasoned of cars combined. They are seasoned the factory. ; eights at the inaugural showing of Lee D. Eights—proved by time and travel, backed Butler, Inc. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. X222 Champlain St & Kalorama Road KENDRICK & SHREVE, 1700 Comeeticut Avc, N.W. Phone Columbia 5050 TOM'S AUTO ssma‘. INC., 637 N S5, N. W, 2 Service Mon 1623 L St N. i and Service L. 8 M. MOTOR COMPAN‘/. JOHN T. PARRAN, RIVERDALE GARAOI. GIAI! MOTORS, - CASHEI.L MOTOR COMPANY, Clarendon Virginia Indian Head, Marylend Riverdale, Maryland ; Qm Chase, Marylend -~ Rockville Maryland % YD-(MUN MOTOR COMPANY, ROYAL SALES COMPANY, PARIS AUTO SERVICE, INC, BLUE RIDGE MOTOR SALES, - lexandrle, Virginia Front Royal, Virginia Quantice, Virginia Purcellville, Virgiale About Mr. Butler: Lee D. Butler Is o .ewcomer to Washington. But he is a veteran Studebaker dealer, having represented Studebaker in Princeton, N. J., for the past seven years. [n that teritory, he schieved o remarkable success, bullt on service to owners. We know that the Studebaker franchise in the No= tion's Capital will be safe in his hands, And as o citizen, he will be a credit to Washington. To enable Lee D. Butler to carry out the policy of prompt, efficient and courteous service to Studebake: and Enkine owners in Washington, he has already established his company in @ modem service siation at Champlein Steet and Kalosma Road. New labor saving equipment hes been ine shalled and o personnel of weined service men has been enlisted. Mr. Butler's career as & private citie gen is interesting. At the outbreak of the War, he was a student of Princeton. He enlisted in the Amerle can forces, served overseas and imme= diately after the Amistice, was at tached for a time to the American Peace Commission. He later became amember of the American Reliel Ade ministration, Hoover's Europesn Res lief Organization. He was engaged In this work in ltaly, Austria, Czeches slovekis, Germany, Latvis and Es thonis. He has received Russian, Latvian and Esthonian decorations. Following his activities in Europe, he retumed to Princeton, where he ebtained his A. B. deree in 1922, after which he taught at the University for a year. The following year, he ebtained an M. A. degree in history and politics. For a time Mr. Butler was interested in dude-ranching and was associated with Struthers Burt, the well-known awe thor, on his BarjBC Ranch in Jackson's- Hole, Wyoming. He is an experie enced mountain climber, being one of the few people to make the difficult ascent of the Grand Teton. Lastsume mer he spent considerable time climbe ing in the Alps around Chamonix, where he made the sscent of a numbes of the famous Chamonix “Needles.” Perhaps it is Lee Butler's wide cone wcts with people and places thet bheve taught him that he who serves best profits mest At any event goad servies has been .o law in his automobile business in New Jersey, w it will alse be here in Washington. The STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA South Bend, Indiana N\ Tune in STUDEBAKER CHAMPIONS Station WRC Sunday Evening. 10:15 PM. .