Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 28

WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE §, 1935—PART ONE. De luse transportation for mational executives of the Shrine during the natiomal Comclave in Washingtow has been provided by the Cadillac Motor Car Company. A group of 25 Cadillac end La Salle cars has beew placed at their disposal for she duration of the -uhl( All the cars are chanflenr drivem. Above is shown ome of the cars, 8 Cadillac convertible sedan finished in pure white and bearing the Shrine colors and insignia. It is assigned to America’s highest ranking Shriner, Imperial Potentate Danna S. Williams (center). Special Cadillacs also are at the disposal of Deputy Imperial Potentate Leonard P. Steuart (left), who is to become the mew Imperial Potentate, and lllustriors Potentate Robert P. Smith (right), director gemeral of the Comclave. LaSALLE America’s To James C. Hoyle, Executive Secretary of. the Shrine Convention Committee and the ‘man in personal charge of all motor car transportation arrangements during the conclave, Cadillac pays a further tribute for an exacsing task well handled. It is Cadillac’s hope that the brilliant and reliable performance of the La Salle car which serves him during the convention, contributes to the high efficiency with which he discharges his many duties. The 1935 La Salle is distinguished by four notable features: Performance that is Newest and Smartest Car responsively eager in traffic, swift and unlabored on the hills and faster and smoother on the open road . . . Styling that _ is smarter than that of the style-setting La Salle of last year . . genuine tribute to fine car ideals . . . and, most important of all, a Price that is Decidedly Lower than that of 1934. To those Nobles who have not yet enjoyed the inspiring experience of a drive in a new model La Salle, Cadillac extends or cordial invitation to take a demonstration in America’s newest and smartest car. 1225 .. List price at the factory, Detroit, Michigan. Special equipment extra. Convenient G. M. A. C. terms. . Quality that is a CADILLAC Standard of To Dana S. Williams, Imperial Potentate, A.A.ONMS.... to Leonard P. Steuart, Deputy . Imperial Potentate and Honorary General Chairman . . . and to Robert P. Smith, Director General of the 1935 Convention Committee, Cadillac extends congratulations on a notable and successful conclave. Cadillac deems it a high honor that Cadillac cars were selected as the personal transportation of these Shrine leaders during the convention activities. For Cadillac reads into that choice recognition of the quality ideals and the quality World standards which govern the design and manu. facture of every car that bears the Cadillac name. the To Shriners everywhere, Cadillac extends a cordial invitation to inspect and drive any of the 1935 Cadillac models. Today’s comprehensive Cadillac line includes body styles of exceptional beauty on three different chassis—the V-8, the V-12 and the ultra-luxurious V-16. These 1935 models are, without question, the finest and most distinguished cars that Cadillac has ever built-ryet Cadillag is happy to offer them at prices which are well below the figures of 1934. 2345 sniw List price at the factory, Detroit, Michigan. Special equipment estra. Convenient G. M. A. C. terms. Abeve is shows Past Potentate J. C. Hoyle, executing secretary of the 1935 Shrime Committee, i ki tonvertible coupe which has beew assigned 1o his use during the Gurl-n The cor is fimished in a special beige tint colors acress the hood end his mame and title above the Shrine insignia on the door. A similer body model, eye-compelling yellow, has been placed ot the disposel /Mcjnfinm'lrmsm Police. Mejor Brows is the cor oy ’-’-H:. m,i‘;nn ::,‘onid:. of the three big Shrine parades ow T-:a’dq. Wednesdsy ond flv:d.c-‘ ll&lhlflchsdh,h-iflhdflo march while the parcdes are in progross. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT MICHIGAN m&fltol-(hdllhccmpny mzms:.,N W.,wlllbeplcndtooxund mmmytoWuhlngmuddnu.ndumflonvwmwhomu inspect the Istest Cadillac and La Salle models before returning to their homes. .