davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
KABINET rRHZIDBNTA
HOoVEAA "F'

Tu su mena elenov Hooverovfo
kabinetu ich eco sd zae". -
Tajomnfk departments statu:
Henry L. Stimson 2 New Yorklr,
pravotar, tajomnfk departmental
vojny Taftovom kabinete a do
terajsf ge1neralny guverner Fill
pfnskych ostrovov. Ma 62 rohov.
Tajomnik departmental polka
du: Andrew W. Mellon z Penn
sylvanie, bankar organization
priemyselnych podnikov, druhy
najbohatsi clovek ma svete. Ma
"a rokov. ...
Tajomnik departmental vojny:
James w. Good Iowy. Pravotar
a byvaly konrgesman. Ma 62
rokov. ,4.n
Generalny pravotar: William
d. Mitchell z Minnesoty,' pravo-
tar, byv. generalny solicitor
Spoj. Statov. Ma 55 rokov.
Generahy postmaster: Walter
F. Brown Ohio. Pravotar a byv.
pomocny tajemnik departmentu
obchodu. Ma 60 rokov.
Tajomnik departmental namor-
nictva: Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts,. Pra-pravnuk pre-
zidenta John Quincy Adamsa.
Obchodnik a yachtovnik. Ma 6;s
rokov.
Tajomnfk departmental vndtra:
Ray Lyman Wilbur Catherine.
Univerzitny professor. Ma 81 ro-
kov.
Tajomnik departmental zeme-
delstva: Arthur NJ. Hyde Mis-
souri,. Farmar obckodnik. Mi
50 rokov.
Tajomnik Department. obcho-
du: Robert Patterson Lamont
Chicago. Inzinier a tovarnik. Mi
81 rokov.
y e /.
Tajomnfk departmentu prace:
James J. Davis 20 Sharon, Pa.
Byvaly ocelialsky robotnik Il
hlavny lradnik bratskej podpor-
nej organzacie. Ma 56 rokov.
Len Mellon a Davis bcli clennri
Hardingovho Coolidgeovho ka-.
binetu. Vsetci ostatni si novi l'u-
dia. James J. Davis udajne nezo
stane "a styri roxy v kabinetc.
ale len jeden rok, lebo sa chce a.
chadzat o guvernerstvo statu
Pennsylvania ma buddci rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

ne maly, musi student zaokryt'
rome dodatocne poplatky. Krem
toho potrebuje al peniaze ma Il
vobytie, hoci takmer vsetky uni
verify vysoke skoly, ktore stl
umiestnene vo vidieckych obciach
alebo' mensich mestach, maji do
bre zariadene nocl'aharne a je-
dalne, ktorych STUDENT dosta
vaju izbu stravu "a maly po-
platok.
Vsetky vysoke skoly a univer.
zity, ktore su vydrziavane 20 s1-
kromnych nadacii a podpornych
fondov, maju ovepa vyssie skol-
ske poplatky ako ustavy statne.
TAX ma pr. cini priemerny skol.
sky plat rome poplatky ma le.
karskej fakulte Kolumbijskej IL
niverzity okolo $40 dolarov rocne,
a sdhrnne vydavky ma jedon a.
kademicky rok odhaduju .sa ma
l 400 dolaroy.
Rocny skolsky plat ma Harvard
univerzite cini 800 dolarov alebo
nieco viacej a na John Hopkins
univerzite $50 dolarov, neratajlc
v to rome poplatky.
Al ked je skolsky poplatok
maly, Student potrebuje este maj
menej $50 az 1890 dolarov ma
zaokrytie svojich trov. Stipendia,
ktorych vyska kolise sa obyeaj-
ne medzi 150 a 600 dolarmi, sd ma
osoh iba nlalemu poctu tyeh Stu
dentov, ktorych rodieia ME sd fl
nancne suci ma to, ably mohli sy-
novo alebo dcerino vzdelanie pla-
tit 70 svojich vlastnych pro-
striedkoy. Co teda podujimajd
tito mladf pudia, aby predsa len
dosiahli vyt1zeneho ciel'a?
Roku 1928 bolo v Spojenych
Statoch celku 1,O68 vysokych
skol a univerzit, ma ktorych bolo
zapisanych 878,O88 studujdcich.
U. s. Bureau Of Education So
stavilo prehl'ad 1853 vysokych
skol univerzft, ma ktorFch je "a
plsane 81 percent vsetkych vyso-
koskolskych studentov. Tymto w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

setrovanfn bal zistenf pSvsimnr&
tiahodnJ fakt, lie 46 p4Slsnt vse-
tkJch 5tndentov q "a pruss1t vsc-
tkych studentiek, zapisantch M
spomenutvch Sknlach, zarahalo
~
wy -. -,
u.s.'a ''s -
% ~ -,
oArs," o
i'a'1o'"
STUDENT, ktori 81 sami financ-
ne pomahajti, zarabajd rocne do
=, ..........,..
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y. ;ohr,.a,a ;;ss,r,; !
-. sh.1,.ha noo; :
ss,,,,a.,,ah ao,,.oh domovr,-
-. ;...;.,,oh lo-
,1.;ah h,aos.h ah.h,h,,,.,,
ha.t,or . ;o,4srs.oh n.aa.r.,,;o
to,,o,.n ;. ,,,,,,S,;r h.noa,srk.
nrsoo a+d,
Temer vsetky vysoke skoly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
ZAROBKOVA CINNOST STU
DUJUCEJ MLADEzE
AMERICKEJ.
+. Il. I. S.


Vysetrovanim bolo zistene, re
46 procent vsetkych studentov a
23 proce9t vsetkych studentiek
" Spojenych Statoch zarabaj1
ciastocne alebo uplne na svoje
zivobytie. = Mnohi STUDENT "a
rabaj1 tol 'ko, re s1 1plne neza-
visli na svojich rodicoch. - Stu
denti vykuruju domy, posluhuj1
pri stoloch, konaj1 sluzbu domov
nikov, predavajd tovar ma komi-
siu, slizia V kancelariach a venu-
jn sa mnoho insim pracam.
CT maj1 synovia a dcery prize
mernych, zarobkovo zamestna-
nych rodicov vobec vol'ajake w
hi lady ma nadobudnutie vzdela-
MIA ma niektorej najlepsfch a.
merickych univerzit alebo na wy
sokej Skole? Alebo ci s1 skolske
poplatky tax vysoke, re i'm zne-
moznuj1, ably sa dali zapisat' ma
niektofej vysokej skole? CT je
vyssie vzdelanie dosazitelne iba
det'om bohatych rodicov?
Elementarne vyucovanie ie bez-
platne povinne v celych Spoje-
nych Statoch. Sekundarne vyuco-
vanie nie je sfce povinne, ale ma
prick tomu je bezplatne vo vset-
kych statoch Unie.
Ak ide vsak vyssie yzdelanie,
je situacia celkom inaksia. v kra-
iine je znacny pocet statnych u
niverzit vysokych skol, ktore
"a maly skolsky poplatok posky-
tujd obyvatel'om statu prilezi-
tost dat sa zapfsat' ma predna-
Sky Q najroznejsfch predmetoch,
ako 0 technickych yedach, lekar-
stve atd'. Niektore kurzy, ako ma
priklad kurzy predmetoch poll
nohospodarskych, sd zpravidla
celkom bezplatne. Ale al v tom
prfpade, he skosky plat je pomer-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

Zalozenie WISE 5000 kniznic Sovensku malo by
nadchnit' vSek1ch 1odo 'ubov slovenskvch Amerlke
do zakladana knizllic kazdom americkom meste kde
Slovaci hronladne bvva Zvlaste organzacie spolky
by may tejto kunej praci venovat svoju pozornost'
ako ju venuj1 mahoningske spoky kuby,kto pocho
piac velik vyznam sovenske knhy idd zalozit jednu
vel'k kniznicu centre Mahoning dony fDaj Boze, a
by maly mnoho nasedovnikov po slovenskej Anerike
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MESTO OPRAVI
GLADSTONE ULICU

Haseltonski Slovaci uz Wac ro-
kov bojovali "a to, aby Gladstone
utica, ktorn kamenari1a It 'azko po-
skodila, bola opravena. Koneene
Slovenskemu Politicls6mr Klabu u
Haselton podarilo sa v+nf6sct rod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

mesta Youngstown i Campbell til
to nlicu opravit' Mesto Campbell
uz pracu vykonalo a mestska ra-
da Youngstown ma poslednej
schodzi opravtl odhlasovala.
aevlci, ktoli myslia, ze sd nam
obeianske kluby ME potrebnf, mo-
"a 81 j tohto pripadu what po-
sH6utellie. zszsssysg,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

Ci Vi mate knizku "Ame-
rika Nasa vlast t'7' Ak. ME, prid J
r q ju sadov&3it' do rsdxlEcie
Js to najdpaneisia americl6 histo
ria ' slcven6ine 20 - obrasnai a
8 hvotopismi sl6vnych Amsrika-
nov. sa4
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
Deuel. Visitor
Over Week End

i. J. Deuel., head Of the law and
utility department of the California
Farm Bureau Federation was in FL
Centre over the week end on Dusi-
ness.
\ request had been received for
the abandoning of certain stations
on the Holton Interurban and Deuel.
had been asked by the railroad
commission to see if that project
met with objections locally. None
was met with, so it is probabl.
that the stations win be abandoned.
The local farm bureau asked
Deuel. to take up a9ain the dorkage
cases which resulted when one Of
the large grain buyers in the valley
made reductions in price to the
farmers because certain amount
Of barley was found in the wheat.
Deuel. agreed to look into the mat
fp.t
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
SEELEY
(Press Staff Corresponden)


SEEGE1, May THE Seeley
school held an oratory contest
Thursday evening. Prizes were
awarded by the judges to the fol-
lowing boys: First, Clyde Bibles;
second, Eugene Napier and third
Robert Noel. Girls, first Mildred
Best; second, Clara Mac Davis;
third, katherine Howard. Mildred
Best was awarded the first grand
also ana will go to the contest to
be held ia III Centre May 10th
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Miller spent
.ths WsSk epd in San Diego.
= i,sles T " Howard and daughters
and Elizabeth, and Mil
dred aEl Eleanor Best spent the
wcGR End ut Jacmba.
Mrs. Walter Womack and Mrs.
Kate Rogers were called to san Dr
ego Saturday, by the death of their
mother, Mrs Allen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scbc Robinson and
two BOYS and Mrs. Elizabeth Robin
son went to Ramona Friday after
noon. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson r"
turned TO her home after spending
several months visiting her dangh-
ters Mrs. William Schultz and Mrs.
Scbc Robinson.
Chester Noel made a business trip
to San Diego Monday.
Minnie Trammcl was the guest Of
Clara Mae Davis Sunday.
The Wcstsidc Country club will
hold their spring banquet at the
Community hall Thursday, May 9.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wed
ncsdav afternoon, at the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Rowell of Los
Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Small
Of Ing)ewood visited Mrs. F. l.
Williams recently.
NJ. II. Howard Of the Imperial
Valley Press staff, visited Soclcy
Friday.
Mrs. Bert Ireland and children
visited here over Sunday.
Marx Milan was n dinner guest
Sunday at the Pete Nelson home.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Quin are
driving a new ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
Daily Log OF
RuniOn Derby

HOLDENYILLE, Okla, May :.
UP)-For the first time since G. c..
Pyle 5 Bunion Derby runners crossed
into Oklahoma, Guisto Umck of
Italy Monday surrendered his lead
to johnny Salo, flying patrolman of
Passaic, \. }. He started today 5
iaunt to Coalgatc, some 80 miles.
running strong.
Salo paced the 60 miles between
Okmulgcc and Holdeuvillc in s:O6:4O,
clipping - minutes from the elapsed
time lead Of Peter Gavuzzi. the Eng
Esh entrant. Gavuzzi 5 margin is
Row but l:52:3G.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

over the championship Mu.tfieId
course, to add to his worthy ~ in
the rain al Gullane Yesterday.
Diegel, whose play was the bright
spot in the American side during
the Ryder Cup defeat, was cut in
80 and home in the same figure to-
day, to lead the qualifiers.
James Busson, British pro, one Of
the - leaders at the end Of the
first days play, slumped badly to-
day with an 81 for an aggregate Of
l5G.
Abe Mitchell, who had - yester-
day, added - this afternoon for an
aggregate Of 1j3.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
t'iipv tstk -Swifh ' de. parqnti


Eand wslFsFt little harder 20 help
child do his best work when they
feel the parents interest. We
hope the parents cnioyed their
visits and gained some additional
understanding Of modern school
methods.
We had 42o visitors during the
week. Mrs. Gruwcll 5 room We" the
icture with 81 visitors, pcrccn-
tage Of l71.-Mrs Reid.
The art teacher let us make May
baskets. We were happy too. And
we are going home to see if our
mothers have something to put in
our own baskets. And we are GO
ing to leave it at someone's door
Virginia Morales, "a.
On the night before May day
you can hang your basket on your
friend S door. You can put flowers
or candy or nuts in Your basket.
When YOU hang your basket you
should ring the door bell. You
should run then and hide. You
should do it after dark Cecil
Woodward, 2-A.
Memorial day is when we rcmcm-
hcr an who have died
Independence dav is when we be
,ame free FROM England like In
dependence da1 u.,.--e b1vc lots
of fun shooting frr cl~~A,rs.-
Glen Poole. D.
Memorial day comes ON May 80.
Memorial means 60 In memory of. -
Independence day j. the Fourth
of July. | like that day because
can shoot fire crackcrs-Anyclmo
Roberts, 4B.
Memorial day is the 30th of MAY.
On that day we remember the dead
and decorate their graves.
Independence day is the day our
America got free from England
George Cameron, 4B.
Friday | went to the Wilson
school. The kindergarten al the Nc
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
DIECEL ANNEXES
LEAD IN BRITISH
OPEN GOLF MEET
By ARCH RODGERS
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

MUIRFIELD, Scotland, May :.
U.P)-Leo Diegel, White Plains
professional, took the lead over the
qualifying field in the British open
golf championship today with an
aggregate Of IA strokes.
The American ?. G. y. and Cana
dian champion shot a brilliant 20
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
FROM.EL CENTRO'S SCHOOLS

also played a game of indoor base
ball with Jasper, and we won with
4 score of 21 to Is. With a defeat
for the boys, and victory for the
girls it makes Wilson about oven.-
Editorin-chief- ichard MadduX,
Assistant Editors, Helen Napoles.
and Munson Dowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
Local Girl Gets
High Ranking

Miss Esther Surface, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Il. 5. Surface Of this
city, has made a splendid record at
University Of California, where She
is taking a graduate course,
majoring in history.
Out Of 400 in the course, only six
students were awarded a mark Of
"A", Miss Surface being one Of
the six.
Graduating from Central Union
High school in the class Of 1924,
Miss Surface attended Central Jun
ior college one year and later went
three years to University Of Califor-
MIA at Los Angeles, before taking
graduate work at Berkeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
YUMA ELES HAVE FIRE

YUMA, Ariz. May :. U.P)-Fire
IF unknown origin partially des-
troyod the ElEs building here today.
Officers of the lodge estimated the
damage at $25,0C0.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

sity of California at Los Angeles
football team appeared for Coach
Bill Spaulding 5 initial spring
practice period yesterday. The prac-
ice viii continue until May Il
when game Will be played be
tween the varsity and an alumni
foam
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

More than 1000 acres of straw
berries have been planted in Or
enge county this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

Kinley school had an orchestra.
There was little girl who directed
There were four little boys who
played the drums, and some little
girls who played the triangle. Two
girls played some blocks. The little
girl who directed hit the edge of
the box with her stick. Then she
nodded her head for the piano to
play.-Rosemary lie Blanc, "A.
Saturday we got a new ear. My
father had to go to Indio on bust
ness trip. On the way back we
stepped and looked at, some funny
rocks the Yscf .had1 made un hysfts
1sslf We saw. one that .laokerl like
ss.,eaIpe 81 Aand g1ane !, that igokeds ilse.
sslssssfriS SIf.-%NaiFiss
sz2-1s: X. z 81 so az. - : =
sIincoln 7sehecs u a,
Lincoln school had the highest mum
ber Of visitors which was SO IN
all The enrolment was 30. Their
percentage was Psi per cent. Their
room won Il large Indian pi .turc.
The first or second day the contest
started Mr.. See, principal of
Lincoln school, came in and hung it
up in our room and said, "you can
see how it is going to look in my
room. '-Prudencc Latta, CA.
Tuesday the Boy Scouts of Impe-
rial county had Il Court of Honor
and many scouts were awarded
merit badgeS.-Charlcs Wigcliu, 6-B.
asked my six year old cousin
how She liked her teacher. She said
that her teacher was not good be
cause she told her one day that
seven and five make - aud the
next day that eight and four make
l., think first grade teachers
have the hardest work of all
Lucille Pcynon, "a.
At price of $50 an acre, 5S2
acres of choice wheat land near
Rosalia, Washington, recently
changed ownership.
Canada exported over S9,000000
worth of milk and milk products
i'll 1928. an increase of $3,0e0,00O
over 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
So. California
Sport Briefs

I AVALON, Catalina Island. May
Z. U.P-The annual Catalina Is
and invitational golf tournament
Tor women swung into its second
lay with spectacular matches an
fcipated-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

More than 1000 acres Of sugar
bcets viii be grown near Fowler,
Colorado, compared with 222 acres
last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
Wilson School


The eighth grades and the seventh
grades had contest to find out
which class had the best selfeon
troll There are three eighth grades
and three seventh grades. The s-A s
won, and of course, we were glad,
because it showed we had the best
Sclf-control. For a surprise our spell
ling teacher gave each child in our
division a tablet and read US
stories We had very pleasant af-
terno0n.
Wilson grammar school played
Jasper grammar school on May i,
IT Wilson.
The game was long one and WAS
very close. In the boys game Viii
son held Jasper down until the
sixth inning, then Jasper cane to
the front. The final score was II
10 Is in Jasper 5 favor. The girls
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

Washington has 10 pulp and paper
mills and Oregon has six.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
0 otber car gipes yoH this
protection and handling
ease Eliminates all
gear-sbJfing anno)ances.
Quick, gHiet clasblesS.

Herein Cadillac and La Salle-is transmission
which literally thrills the driver with its responsiveness
and ease of operation.
Men who have been driving for years have commented
that it is almost uncanny" in its accomplishments
And women are regarding it as such amazing advan
tage in shifting and handling-ease that they canno
afford to dispense with it.
With this transmsson-the Cadillac-La Sale Syncro
Mesh you actually shift gears any speed wthou
any hesitancy With your finger tips you make just one
gentle movement from gear to gear with the lever.
There is the slightest suggestion of cashin{
gears. The operation is positively silent
Gear shifting with this transmission is much easie
and simpler that, in these days Of high speed and
gested traffic, the SyncroMesh is nothing less than
transforming contribution to greater handling ease
and safety.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

HOLLYWOOD, May Z. UP)-
Tommy Jones and Paul Debate
lave been announced as the main
venters at the Hollywood Legion
rena next Friday night.
Los ANGELES, May :. U.P)-
I iilo Marchetti and Harry Atwater
re scheduled to meet some time
f his week in a 36 hole match to
decide the golf championship of
| he Rancho club.
Tod Morgan, junior lightweight
hampton, boxed six rounds vester-
Hay with sparring partners as he
|pened a strenuous training period
{ Pastanchury ranch in propara-
ion for his title contest with Baby
|'al Sorio here May 20.
Baby Sal is training at his home
|n San Bernardino and announces
bat he will not come to Los Ang-
les until just before time for the
|'attle at Wrigley Field.
Los ANGELES, May :. U.P)-'
|Nick Carter, star mile runner for
he Los Angeles Athletic club, said
|oday that he had decided to give
|p track and that his victory over
Ray Conger, l. A. c. star, last Sat
|lrday probably was his last APP
|earanee on the cinder path.
Carter said that he wanted to de-
Eote his entire time to his real
state business and that he had not
greed to run a special half mile
ace against Conger at the state
prep school meet here next Satur-
fay. He does not plan to represent
he Mercury club in the national
|neet at Denver in July.
If Carter stands by his decision
10 retire he viii have been unde-
|eated in any important mile race
e has run on the Pacific Coast HIS
wo outstanding wins were from !
conger and Edwin Wide, the
Swedish runner.
Los ANGELES, May :. U.P>-
seal Harris and Neal Clisby. two
Eiant negro fighters, provide the l.
.ound main event ef the Olympic !
Hub card tonight, with each man
holding an ultimate bout with
2earcat Wright as his goal.
Although Harris weighs 230
bounds, Clisby has been made a
heavy favorite by the ringsiders.
Los ANGELES, May :. U.P}-
Forty candidates for the Cniver-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
McKinley School

Tho Mckinley kindergarten
wishes to thank the mothers for
their splendid cooperation in help
ing to make their band a success.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

We had Il party on May day. We
ad cookies and punch. We went to
Miss Adams house. We played and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

At price of $50 an acre, 5S2
acres of choice wheat land near
Rosalia, Washington, recently
changed ownership.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

" hdN Il IIdt tll -hdN hdNs " I
ad cookies and punch. We went to
Miss Adams house We played and
lad .sas,, ,f,tne' ajme - ANWapdAy Ns,
EFaWa' 8B!.s slAS 4 N--& 4
srs - - s~s 4 pa n
y NV y, edn3sasy "a. ssSa; & our IS i.
4 !; y ! q M. !.
nur school nurse. visited S8s. She
made talk and presented " 'etrtsf
pupil with a package of dental
cream.
We are improving in the care of
our teeth and fingernails. We have
reached loo per cent a few times
Ina Lloyd, A.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Harris is recovering from her Ill
res.
Each week an effort is made to
encourage thrift at our school.
Wednesday is banking day and 4
percentage is taken in each room
Of the number Of pupils banking on
the basis of the number present.
These percentages are posted ON the
panels between the front doors
This week the 4-B and 3B classes
of Mrs. Ellis room had first place.
Almost $25 Was banked by oar de
positors.
Saturday l am going to play a
cornet solo at the Imperial Thea
tire. | will play = Can Not Sing
The Old Songs = Albert Jenkins
will accompany me at the piano
Mildred Dickens, "A.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

Canada exported over $9,000.000
worth of milk and milk products
III 1928. IN increase of $3,0e000o
over 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

LOS ANGELES, May :. U.R}-
'orty candidates for the Cniver-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07

We are glad to know that Mrs.
Harris is recovering from her i'll
res.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-07
Syncr0-Mesb Silent-Sbif
A Revelation Even to Expert Drivers
indispensable to the inexperienced

No matter how we'll satisfied you may be with your
transmission, what your experience driver may
be, urge you try the SynCro-Mesh Sent-Shift
Transmission. 1t is found only in CadllacLa Sale
And while you trying it, by all give the
Cadillac-La Sale Brakes thorOughgoing These
Duplex Mechanical Four-Wheel Brakes great an
advance the Transmission more powerful, yet
pletey responsive the sghte lessurc the brake
pedal-a real contribution masterful control and
greater safety.
Athorough examination would reveal also that when the
brake pedal released there is that unconscious
drag the the of much needless friction
and wear in equipped These brakes,
found only in CadillaC-La Sale cars.
You will find still another indispensable facto- Of safety
in CadilaC-La Sae-Non-S -Shauerable SeCurty-Pla
Glass. ii is in all windows, doors and wndshields and
gives y0G and your family full protection from the
danger of flying glass.
These invaluable advantages standard equipment in
all Cadllac-La Sale and offered with
charge whatever.
Consider bs delivered price ueH tie list price
comparing aRtOmobe rake CadiacLa Sale deuered
inclHde on reasonable charges for dsfry financing