Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 108

Ladies of the Sultan's palace. A group of song and dance entertainers who make merry for the Sultan of Morocco. P & A Photos. Miss Julia Webb of Ashe- ville, N. C,, in the regal robes in which she reigned as queen of the annual rhododendron festival there. P & A Photos Teresa Childs. a 6-year-old radio entertainer of Clarendon, Va., who is heard on the chil- dren’s programs sponsored by the Arlington County Chamber of Commerce. Ensign Alexander Scammel Cameron Wadsworth, son of Capt. Alexander S. Wadsworth and the fifth of his name to chose a naval career, who graduated from the Naval Academy this June. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 22, A bad spill on the King's Oak Speedway, at Loughton, Eng- land. Both m o t o rcyclists were injured in the spill at high speed. Underwood & Underwood A Message to Washington Motorists: HERE are certain reasons why I am glad to_be the Washington Distributor for STUDEBAKER . reasons why I prefer to invest my time and money and best efforts in this fine product, rather than in any one of its competitors. These reasons should be of interest to every one who drives an automobile. STUDEBAKER has these complete manufacturing facilities . . . and financial stability . . . internal organization . . . engineering field. But‘ more important than these . . . afine old tra- dition of honesty and excellence: a tradition almost eighty years in the building. That tradition is an ever-present inspiration to every one connected with STUDEBAKER. It is the greatest assurance that STUDEBAKER will never cheapen its product or lower its standards to meet a price. To adhere to the policies that STUDEBAKER has maintained . . . and for the sake of our good name . we intend to furnish STUDEBAKER owners with the best service it is possible to give and to fur- nish it for a reasonable charge. I firmly believe that service is more important that sales- manthfi\in building an automobile business . . . or any busi- ness. at is one of the reasons why I have sales and service in the same building . . . where I can personally keep in touch with our service operations. To every one who reads this message . . . and to STUDE- BAKER owners especially, I wish to extend a very cordial invi- tation to visit our new and modern establishment here at 2155 Champlain Street Northwest. I also wish to assure you of my very real interest in your automotive problems. immense and great wealth a compact, well-managed outstanding success in the Very truly yours, “FOR THE SAKE OF OUR GOOD Large Building at 2155 Champlain Street N. W., housing Sales and Service of Lee D. Butler, Inc. Just above Florida Avenue and V Street, neat 18th Service Department, Receiving Room, Lee D. Butler, Inc. Studebaker Organ Hour, Spensored by Lee D. Butler, Ine. Every Monday Afterncon a¢ 850 Over WhG = 2155 Champlain St.- (above Fla Ave.+V Sts.) Sales and Service Under One Roof