Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 89

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 19, 1932. Foot ball star wins athletic honors at West Point. Cadet Ray J. Stecker, brilliant ball carrier of last year's cadet team, receiving the Army Athletic Association saber as the best all-around athlete at the Academy from Maj. Gen. Connor, superlntendent. Presentation was made at the annual athletic review preliminary to graduation exercises. © Wide World Photos. Derby day at Epsom Downs. April the Fifth, an outsider, . winning the English turf classic before a throng which packed \ the famous race course to see one of the biggest upsets in Derby history. © Wide World Photos. THE Ll\'COLV .R'LL'ANCE THAT ENDURES " Racing sloops match speed off Newpert, R. 1. The Vanitie (in front) and the Weetamoe, with Harold S. Vanderbilt, millionaire sportsman, at the wheel, ran into a calm, which halted this first race. © Associated Press PL.oto: A new straw toque from Tue Lincouy V-8 Cvuinper . . . 7-rassences Srort Toumin Paris. The side drape is ac- cented in this model, which is decorated with embroidery of is ?fihfifi:’:fi:gfidfi: e The LiWn V-8 cylinder is characterized by that beauty and brilliant performance one naturally expects of a l“"f'ous“"’;r 0% Tl Breenes’ Lincoln. With the introduction of this advanced motor car those qualities which are peculiarly Lincoln have been . made available at prices considerably less than heretofore. . . . Expert engineering, painstaking precision manufac- ture, careful testing of materials and parts . . . such characteristics, always typical of Lincoln, govern the design and building of the Lincoln 8. . . . It is fleet and youthful in appearance. With a 125-horse-power engine, the V-type on which Lincoln’s reputation rests, its flow of power is silent and smooth. Finish and appointments are luxurious. Equipment is complete for greatest motoring satisfaction. . . . In every detail, this Lincoln is built to a high ideal. Backed by the resources of the Ford Motor Company, in every respect it maintains the prestige of the Lincoln name. 'i: ARD A. and ll‘lll-l' E. SCI il PRICES OF THE LINCOLN V-8, FULLY EQUIPPED, RANGE FROM $2900 AT DETROIT THOMPSON’S : ‘ DAIRY DECATUR 1400