March 15, 1940 (6 pages)

@) tek FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940. NEVADA, CITY NUGGET PAGE. FIVE THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued From Page One) ties of either workers or investors. The Supreme Court, the complexfon of which is now completely changed, upholds -these iniquities, and declares that the remedy lies in Congress, not in-ethe courts. This in itself is .an about from the old days, when the,courts could be depended wpon to protect every citizen in his constitutional rights. Ade The real grievance against the New ‘Deal, in brief, is not against the reforms it has inaugurated, but against the huge wastes. the maladministration, the political corruption, that characterize their operation. (Granting the highest ideals to the Roosevelt administration, granting the good _ intent throughout these seven years, the hard obstinate fact remains, that the “forgotten 10,000,000 of him, is’ still forgotten. Tans ies is nates Subscribe’for the Nugget. WHAT be. Y O'U'R _ ARE YOU FOR THE DOWN PAYMENT ON A HOME? * During recent years, home ownership has been made easier to achieve than ever before.Liberal bank credit, or financing arranged under FHA, enables you to buy or build your own home with as little as 20% or even 10% of your own money as a down elinans The down payment on a ome is a worthy goal for any saver —a goal which systematic savings will enable you to reach in a relatively short time, depending upon your salary or income and the cost of the home ‘which you plan to build. * Bank of America, the national leader in FHA home financing, has helped more than 28,000 individuals to buy or build through convenient FHA loans. Saving for the down payment on a home is just one of the subjects discussed in the booklet, “Your Savings Goal and How to Reach ty which you may obtain at any branch of Bank of America. Bank of America NATIONAL £8UNo% ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Listen to John Nesbitt, noted screen and radio commentator, in “The Passing Parade,” Tuesday, 9 p.m. KFI, Los Angeles. Sunday, 7 p.m. KECA, Los Angeles; KPO, San Francisco; KFSD, San Diego; KFBK, Sacramento; KWG, Stockton; KERN, Bakersfield. “UNREAL REALITIES IN THIS AMAZING AMERICA TWO PER MINUTE —»> The Greyhound Lines operate twice as many buses as there are minutes in the day, providing more service to more places than any other transportation system. NATURE'S STUNTS —> Nature was in a playful mood when she created the fantastic array of wonders in Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs, Colo, rado. Tons of rock balanced on a tiny corner — kissing camels — women of stone who’ ve been knéeling for centuries — rose-red cathedrals! You'll think you’re dreaming—but they're real! jar service to and from it. By turn<— FOREST OF STONE You could never start a bonfire with the trees in the Petrified Forest of Arizona. For the wood in these trees ceased to be wood eons ago and today is solid agate, jasper and: chalcedony. None of these trees of course still stands— this is a forest of fallen and mummified giants. PORT WITHOUT A SEA The port of Houston, Texas, is miles from any lake or ocean— yet ocean-going vessels are in reguing an old river bed into a deepwater canal to the Gulf of Mexico, Houston created one of the wonders of the maritime world! Current Events TECHNICOLOR FILM ' MASTERPIECE AT _ THEATRE SUNDAY “Gulliver’s Travels,’ fanciful fairy tale of the sailor who found himself a giant among tiny people when ship wrecked on a fantastic island, will be featured as the Nevada Theatre headliner Sunday and Monday ights. . This is a ‘technicolor art work picture,-exacting in every particnlar as to detail, characters, settings, ete. This picture recently received generous illustrated mention in a national magazine. Not only ‘hould this picture appeal to children but to adults as well. “The Lone:Wolf Strikes,’’ Columbia’s newest addition to the thrilling Lone Wolk series, is scheduled at the theatre ‘with Warren William in the title Joan Perry supplies the so-essential romantic touch in the newest and most exciting adventure of the debonair ex-rogue who laughs at love and locksmiths alike. A fortune ia gems is the prize as the Lone Wolf solves a double murder, upsets the plans of rival jewel thieves and . Tegcues a kidnapped. lady in distress . in a whirlwind of reckless romantic Eric Blore, Astrid Allwyn, . Robert Wilcox, Montagu Love and Alan Baxter play prominent parts. roles ‘ action, Mrs. Will Moulton, and two. children who have spent nearly all winter in the bay district with her mother, is expected home this week end much improved in health, “Rastus, what was all that noise over at your house/this afternoon?” “Oh,dat was nothin’ but the furniture man colJectin’ the easy installments.”’ Subscribe ‘tor the Nugget. TREAT YOURSELF TO A GREYHOUND TRIP! Brilliant wild flowers and delicately erfumed blossoms make California ghways a veritable fairyland. Ep soitcushioned seat of a luxurious Greyhound Super-Coach, free from all joy this splendor from, the driving cares. Convenient service and money-saving fares everywhere. LOW FARES One Round Way =—iTrip Bakersfield. $5.65 $10.20 Fresno 4.57 8.25 San--Francisco____ 3.60 6.50 Los. Angeles 6.60 11.90° DEPOT: NARROW GAUGE : R. R. PHONE: 87 Presage Treasure Island Success TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY, March 15.—Seven important events in the current history of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition were recorded during the past week, presaging the success of the second season of California’s Worlds Fair on Treasure Island. They were: 1.—Signing of a contract by General Motors for an entire building of 42,000 square feet, with assurances of an exhibit second to none in general interest. 2.—Signing of a contract, by Southern Pacific for a second season on Treasure Island with a reservation of 5142 square feet’ of space in the Vacational Building and the promise of an exhibit that will surpass that of last year. } 3%—Receipt of a cablegram Major O. J. Keatings, director foreigm participation, that the South American republic of Colombia will again be a Golden Gate International Exposition Participant. To Colombia goes the distinction of being the third Latin-American nation to sign for the 1940 season. El Salvador and Peru already have signed, while many others are neby of gotiating. 4.—Billy Rose, : famed throughout the world as producer of the Aquacade at the New York Exposition last year, flew to Treasure Island for an even more spectacular Acquacade during the 1940 season of the Golden Gate’ International Exposition and this week starts a corps of architects and technicians on the tremendous job of transforming International hall into an acquacade pavilion. 5.—Clifford C. Fischer’s Follies Bergere signed’ for the 1940 season of the exposition, with an entirely new cast, new. costumes and new scenery. 6.—Approval by the United’ States Senate Foreign Affairs Committee of an appropriation of $442,000 for governmental participation in the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition, 7.—Announcement that the San Joaquin Valley, Mission Trails and Redwood Empire county groups are ready to commence work on their exhibit buildings on” Treasure Island and are preparing completely revised exhibits for the 1940 season. An eighth event that last week was heralded throughout the daily press of the nation was the arrival of Mrs. Sinbad, seagoing Plymouth Rock hen, on a log from the'vicinity of Marysville. Very much the worse for wear, position guard, perched on her log that had been swept into the exposition-yacht_harbor with other flotsam carried down to the bay from the inundated Sacramento valley areas. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Rodgers of Burlingame were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Leete early in the week. Mrs. Rodgers is a sister. of from New York to sign a contract Mrs. Sinbad was discovered by an ex-. CITY LIBRARY VISITORS IN FEB. N'IMBER 1756 Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian reports for the month of February that books borrowed for home use were 1986; fiction 1493; juvenile. 333: miscellaneous 160; ‘books borrowed from state library 4. Visitors to the reading rooms 1756; men 519; women 172; boys 692; girls 473; number of borrowers 1201; total attendance 2957; daily attendance 1238. Cards issued 19 adult and eleven juvenile; cards canceled 1 adult and 2 juvenile; present registration 1,316. Books purchased 22; books donated 4 ; books discarded 10;~-present accession 11,321; following is a list of the books purchased: No Arms, . No America, Robert Henrique; Blind . Loyalty, Margaret Pedler; North) Side Nurse, Lucy Agnes Hancock; . ‘No More Gas, Charles Nordhoff and . . James { Normal -Hall; There Are, Brothers, Fanny Heaslip Lee; And Then ‘There Were None, Agatha Christie; Happy Days, Henry ~-L. Menchen; Rehearsal for Love, Faith Baldwin; Due Woman, Peter B. Kyne; Head of the House, Grace Livingston Hill; and twelve replacements of Zane Grey’s books; The U. P. Trail, Trail Driver, Forlorn River, Nevada, Desert Gold, Wild Horse Short Stop, Mesa, Tappan’s’ Burro, The Young Forester, Code . of the West, Mysterious Rider, Hermitage of the Desert. We received from Spencer White . .« Six Against Scotland Yard, In Which . Margery Allingham, Anthony Berk-, eley, Freeman Wills Craft, Father Ronald Knox, Dorothy Sayers, Russel Thorndike, Supt. Cornish of Scotland Yard is called upon to solve. Mary Carr gave us The Mystery o? Dark Star Ranch, by Hugh Lloyd and from Mrs, Sietz we received Lippencott’s Fern Memorial. Productive Orcharding ,by [Fred Sears and Fragments of Verse, Carrie A. Crowdall. Twenty nine books were taken from the rent shelf and placed on the free shelves. Mr. and Mrs. John Eden are planning to attend the big celebration in Reno and Virginia City, during the coming week end. : LEST WE REGRET y NEVADA COUNTY SAFETY COUNCIL In conjunction with the article published during February it is learned that more persons suffered injuries in the bathtub, in falls from ladders, and in other mishaps of the home than died in automobile accidents in 1938. The comparison between faial 7¢cidents in the home and on the highway is part of the counc’l’s annual report which shows'-that the nation as a whole trimmed down individual fatalities by 10,200 dast year. This is 'the greatest improvement in any 12 month period. The council reported 95,000 fatalities in 1938 as compared with 105,205 in 1937. Traffic fatalities dropped 19 per indicate that the American LS : from 39,643 to 32,000 last year. Home accidents, on the other hand, were increased from 32,000 to 32,a 938. alls ands epee suffocation apparently accounted for the increase in the home accident toll. The facts reported for 1978 clearly home now ranks as number one danger spot. The good work in traffic safety must be continued unabated but equally vital now is concentration on home safety education to combat common household dangers. page ne r= Accept our admonitions that give to you from time to time. Watch for our article and in the Meantime—“play safe.”’ Yours for a happier home. Nevada County Safety Council. we Maurice Kash, Grass Valley photographer, is due to arrive home next after a splendid two weeks vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. <i. i. wee x 3 oa 3: Bf — t * Co 7 e ” \ °3 ie t va + . Ba > . 2 3, SHI 04 e? *s ‘ % 7 OG sm Ye at Oe 2 ra +4) oa i ie 2 % fe + fe , ey 7 + sferfeote a ye ie she oe e054 e+ S , es 2 ox *' o Ps +4, o 7 ih a ate she ste sta stes% ae ae ee ol %, Me A NEDLLIFs DON ee @ _ DOES YOUR F ANCY DICTATE A SUIT, A LOVELY NEW DRESS, OR PERHAPS A COAT? & fered in a wide variety of styles. Print for Spring. Let us show our large selection of the eh aka eh iia anna “ % Hie eifetefuletedeieteeteieteeiejeinteteiotedteieteiegteiotey We have them all in bright, new Nellie Don Styles, just the things you need to wear on Easter morn. Our suits are tailored with verve, fit perfectly, and are of: You will need a new gayest and the newest JTYLE SHOP 309 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY you call i down the street w thumped in time. trically balanced after Buick has them now. ‘Maybe tomorrow they springs all around, and Mrs. Leete. OU never yet saw a band come out in front setting the tempo, while someone back in the crowd obediently So, why drive a car that’s along just for the march—when you can pilot a Buick and show the others the way? Maybe someday the others will have engines like velvet because they’re election in front that “gives” to the bumps—but Buick has them today. Maybe sometime you'll get the fivefoot front seat room and Foamtex cushions of the Super and direction signals with automatic cut-off Why lug the Drum v twirl the Baton as standard equipment — but you get those on Buick this year. ithout someone WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES 1s ARE BUILT _ BUICK WILL BUILD THEM AG Maybé someday you'll get a car as long as Buick for the money, or with a frame as heavy without paying more. So drop in on your Buick dealer in to talk facts‘and figures, or dro} But why take a chance on those maybes when this honey’s here, ready for you to take over right now? rop assembly ; but to see what next year’s cars AT a look like. But drop in! Soon! a will have coil Prices Begin at delivered at Plint, Mich. start at $955 Business Coupe for Bu prices Transportation based on rail rates, state and local . equipment and accesiories—extra. Prices subject to change without notice. GRASS. EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . et een MOTORS VALUE HILLS FLAT,

@) tek FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940. NEVADA, CITY NUGGET PAGE. FIVE THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued From Page One) ties of either workers or investors. The Supreme Court, the complexfon of which is now completely changed, upholds -these iniquities, and declares that the remedy lies in Congress, not in-ethe courts. This in itself is .an about from the old days, when the,courts could be depended wpon to protect every citizen in his constitutional rights. Ade The real grievance against the New ‘Deal, in brief, is not against the reforms it has inaugurated, but against the huge wastes. the maladministration, the political corruption, that characterize their operation. (Granting the highest ideals to the Roosevelt administration, granting the good _ intent throughout these seven years, the hard obstinate fact remains, that the “forgotten 10,000,000 of him, is’ still forgotten. Tans ies is nates Subscribe’for the Nugget. WHAT be. Y O'U'R _ ARE YOU FOR THE DOWN PAYMENT ON A HOME? * During recent years, home ownership has been made easier to achieve than ever before.Liberal bank credit, or financing arranged under FHA, enables you to buy or build your own home with as little as 20% or even 10% of your own money as a down elinans The down payment on a ome is a worthy goal for any saver —a goal which systematic savings will enable you to reach in a relatively short time, depending upon your salary or income and the cost of the home ‘which you plan to build. * Bank of America, the national leader in FHA home financing, has helped more than 28,000 individuals to buy or build through convenient FHA loans. Saving for the down payment on a home is just one of the subjects discussed in the booklet, “Your Savings Goal and How to Reach ty which you may obtain at any branch of Bank of America. Bank of America NATIONAL £8UNo% ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Listen to John Nesbitt, noted screen and radio commentator, in “The Passing Parade,” Tuesday, 9 p.m. KFI, Los Angeles. Sunday, 7 p.m. KECA, Los Angeles; KPO, San Francisco; KFSD, San Diego; KFBK, Sacramento; KWG, Stockton; KERN, Bakersfield. “UNREAL REALITIES IN THIS AMAZING AMERICA TWO PER MINUTE —»> The Greyhound Lines operate twice as many buses as there are minutes in the day, providing more service to more places than any other transportation system. NATURE'S STUNTS —> Nature was in a playful mood when she created the fantastic array of wonders in Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs, Colo, rado. Tons of rock balanced on a tiny corner — kissing camels — women of stone who’ ve been knéeling for centuries — rose-red cathedrals! You'll think you’re dreaming—but they're real! jar service to and from it. By turn<— FOREST OF STONE You could never start a bonfire with the trees in the Petrified Forest of Arizona. For the wood in these trees ceased to be wood eons ago and today is solid agate, jasper and: chalcedony. None of these trees of course still stands— this is a forest of fallen and mummified giants. PORT WITHOUT A SEA The port of Houston, Texas, is miles from any lake or ocean— yet ocean-going vessels are in reguing an old river bed into a deepwater canal to the Gulf of Mexico, Houston created one of the wonders of the maritime world! Current Events TECHNICOLOR FILM ' MASTERPIECE AT _ THEATRE SUNDAY “Gulliver’s Travels,’ fanciful fairy tale of the sailor who found himself a giant among tiny people when ship wrecked on a fantastic island, will be featured as the Nevada Theatre headliner Sunday and Monday ights. . This is a ‘technicolor art work picture,-exacting in every particnlar as to detail, characters, settings, ete. This picture recently received generous illustrated mention in a national magazine. Not only ‘hould this picture appeal to children but to adults as well. “The Lone:Wolf Strikes,’’ Columbia’s newest addition to the thrilling Lone Wolk series, is scheduled at the theatre ‘with Warren William in the title Joan Perry supplies the so-essential romantic touch in the newest and most exciting adventure of the debonair ex-rogue who laughs at love and locksmiths alike. A fortune ia gems is the prize as the Lone Wolf solves a double murder, upsets the plans of rival jewel thieves and . Tegcues a kidnapped. lady in distress . in a whirlwind of reckless romantic Eric Blore, Astrid Allwyn, . Robert Wilcox, Montagu Love and Alan Baxter play prominent parts. roles ‘ action, Mrs. Will Moulton, and two. children who have spent nearly all winter in the bay district with her mother, is expected home this week end much improved in health, “Rastus, what was all that noise over at your house/this afternoon?” “Oh,dat was nothin’ but the furniture man colJectin’ the easy installments.”’ Subscribe ‘tor the Nugget. TREAT YOURSELF TO A GREYHOUND TRIP! Brilliant wild flowers and delicately erfumed blossoms make California ghways a veritable fairyland. Ep soitcushioned seat of a luxurious Greyhound Super-Coach, free from all joy this splendor from, the driving cares. Convenient service and money-saving fares everywhere. LOW FARES One Round Way =—iTrip Bakersfield. $5.65 $10.20 Fresno 4.57 8.25 San--Francisco____ 3.60 6.50 Los. Angeles 6.60 11.90° DEPOT: NARROW GAUGE : R. R. PHONE: 87 Presage Treasure Island Success TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY, March 15.—Seven important events in the current history of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition were recorded during the past week, presaging the success of the second season of California’s Worlds Fair on Treasure Island. They were: 1.—Signing of a contract by General Motors for an entire building of 42,000 square feet, with assurances of an exhibit second to none in general interest. 2.—Signing of a contract, by Southern Pacific for a second season on Treasure Island with a reservation of 5142 square feet’ of space in the Vacational Building and the promise of an exhibit that will surpass that of last year. } 3%—Receipt of a cablegram Major O. J. Keatings, director foreigm participation, that the South American republic of Colombia will again be a Golden Gate International Exposition Participant. To Colombia goes the distinction of being the third Latin-American nation to sign for the 1940 season. El Salvador and Peru already have signed, while many others are neby of gotiating. 4.—Billy Rose, : famed throughout the world as producer of the Aquacade at the New York Exposition last year, flew to Treasure Island for an even more spectacular Acquacade during the 1940 season of the Golden Gate’ International Exposition and this week starts a corps of architects and technicians on the tremendous job of transforming International hall into an acquacade pavilion. 5.—Clifford C. Fischer’s Follies Bergere signed’ for the 1940 season of the exposition, with an entirely new cast, new. costumes and new scenery. 6.—Approval by the United’ States Senate Foreign Affairs Committee of an appropriation of $442,000 for governmental participation in the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition, 7.—Announcement that the San Joaquin Valley, Mission Trails and Redwood Empire county groups are ready to commence work on their exhibit buildings on” Treasure Island and are preparing completely revised exhibits for the 1940 season. An eighth event that last week was heralded throughout the daily press of the nation was the arrival of Mrs. Sinbad, seagoing Plymouth Rock hen, on a log from the'vicinity of Marysville. Very much the worse for wear, position guard, perched on her log that had been swept into the exposition-yacht_harbor with other flotsam carried down to the bay from the inundated Sacramento valley areas. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Rodgers of Burlingame were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Leete early in the

week. Mrs. Rodgers is a sister. of from New York to sign a contract Mrs. Sinbad was discovered by an ex-. CITY LIBRARY VISITORS IN FEB. N'IMBER 1756 Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian reports for the month of February that books borrowed for home use were 1986; fiction 1493; juvenile. 333: miscellaneous 160; ‘books borrowed from state library 4. Visitors to the reading rooms 1756; men 519; women 172; boys 692; girls 473; number of borrowers 1201; total attendance 2957; daily attendance 1238. Cards issued 19 adult and eleven juvenile; cards canceled 1 adult and 2 juvenile; present registration 1,316. Books purchased 22; books donated 4 ; books discarded 10;~-present accession 11,321; following is a list of the books purchased: No Arms, . No America, Robert Henrique; Blind . Loyalty, Margaret Pedler; North) Side Nurse, Lucy Agnes Hancock; . ‘No More Gas, Charles Nordhoff and . . James { Normal -Hall; There Are, Brothers, Fanny Heaslip Lee; And Then ‘There Were None, Agatha Christie; Happy Days, Henry ~-L. Menchen; Rehearsal for Love, Faith Baldwin; Due Woman, Peter B. Kyne; Head of the House, Grace Livingston Hill; and twelve replacements of Zane Grey’s books; The U. P. Trail, Trail Driver, Forlorn River, Nevada, Desert Gold, Wild Horse Short Stop, Mesa, Tappan’s’ Burro, The Young Forester, Code . of the West, Mysterious Rider, Hermitage of the Desert. We received from Spencer White . .« Six Against Scotland Yard, In Which . Margery Allingham, Anthony Berk-, eley, Freeman Wills Craft, Father Ronald Knox, Dorothy Sayers, Russel Thorndike, Supt. Cornish of Scotland Yard is called upon to solve. Mary Carr gave us The Mystery o? Dark Star Ranch, by Hugh Lloyd and from Mrs, Sietz we received Lippencott’s Fern Memorial. Productive Orcharding ,by [Fred Sears and Fragments of Verse, Carrie A. Crowdall. Twenty nine books were taken from the rent shelf and placed on the free shelves. Mr. and Mrs. John Eden are planning to attend the big celebration in Reno and Virginia City, during the coming week end. : LEST WE REGRET y NEVADA COUNTY SAFETY COUNCIL In conjunction with the article published during February it is learned that more persons suffered injuries in the bathtub, in falls from ladders, and in other mishaps of the home than died in automobile accidents in 1938. The comparison between faial 7¢cidents in the home and on the highway is part of the counc’l’s annual report which shows'-that the nation as a whole trimmed down individual fatalities by 10,200 dast year. This is 'the greatest improvement in any 12 month period. The council reported 95,000 fatalities in 1938 as compared with 105,205 in 1937. Traffic fatalities dropped 19 per indicate that the American LS : from 39,643 to 32,000 last year. Home accidents, on the other hand, were increased from 32,000 to 32,a 938. alls ands epee suffocation apparently accounted for the increase in the home accident toll. The facts reported for 1978 clearly home now ranks as number one danger spot. The good work in traffic safety must be continued unabated but equally vital now is concentration on home safety education to combat common household dangers. page ne r= Accept our admonitions that give to you from time to time. Watch for our article and in the Meantime—“play safe.”’ Yours for a happier home. Nevada County Safety Council. we Maurice Kash, Grass Valley photographer, is due to arrive home next after a splendid two weeks vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. <i. i. wee x 3 oa 3: Bf — t * Co 7 e ” \ °3 ie t va + . Ba > . 2 3, SHI 04 e? *s ‘ % 7 OG sm Ye at Oe 2 ra +4) oa i ie 2 % fe + fe , ey 7 + sferfeote a ye ie she oe e054 e+ S , es 2 ox *' o Ps +4, o 7 ih a ate she ste sta stes% ae ae ee ol %, Me A NEDLLIFs DON ee @ _ DOES YOUR F ANCY DICTATE A SUIT, A LOVELY NEW DRESS, OR PERHAPS A COAT? & fered in a wide variety of styles. Print for Spring. Let us show our large selection of the eh aka eh iia anna “ % Hie eifetefuletedeieteeteieteeiejeinteteiotedteieteiegteiotey We have them all in bright, new Nellie Don Styles, just the things you need to wear on Easter morn. Our suits are tailored with verve, fit perfectly, and are of: You will need a new gayest and the newest JTYLE SHOP 309 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY you call i down the street w thumped in time. trically balanced after Buick has them now. ‘Maybe tomorrow they springs all around, and Mrs. Leete. OU never yet saw a band come out in front setting the tempo, while someone back in the crowd obediently So, why drive a car that’s along just for the march—when you can pilot a Buick and show the others the way? Maybe someday the others will have engines like velvet because they’re election in front that “gives” to the bumps—but Buick has them today. Maybe sometime you'll get the fivefoot front seat room and Foamtex cushions of the Super and direction signals with automatic cut-off Why lug the Drum v twirl the Baton as standard equipment — but you get those on Buick this year. ithout someone WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES 1s ARE BUILT _ BUICK WILL BUILD THEM AG Maybé someday you'll get a car as long as Buick for the money, or with a frame as heavy without paying more. So drop in on your Buick dealer in to talk facts‘and figures, or dro} But why take a chance on those maybes when this honey’s here, ready for you to take over right now? rop assembly ; but to see what next year’s cars AT a look like. But drop in! Soon! a will have coil Prices Begin at delivered at Plint, Mich. start at $955 Business Coupe for Bu prices Transportation based on rail rates, state and local . equipment and accesiories—extra. Prices subject to change without notice. GRASS. EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . et een MOTORS VALUE HILLS FLAT,