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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
British Cabinet
Shakeup Seen
anrAr nnfrAN

Prime Minister Neville chsmh<r-
lain may form = new inner war
cabinet sftrr re Easter hosiasy<
~ the end a thss nsnnth ~. - The
Alternative. reconstruct he present
ministry - : p<rsoAn<i essis
political quarters n lrndcn rs-
ported teasy.
A cabinet shsks.ur has ben
ferccAs fnr several weeks ARD
BELIEF seemed - ~ strengthening
that n might eene ate tAls meath
or early N April after Faster and
perhaps e~scre the reAseemaay At
parliament ~ ths saa q 10 Raster
recess
IN any r~rxsnlsafinn. u was
predicted. Admiral Lard chstfaela.
minister ter defense ce.erainstiess
ard = member - the present nine
man inner war cabinet Leslie fsar.
gin. supply minister. air Reginald
pormsn.smish. agriculture min
lsser. and William = Morrison.
food minister. would he Evriseed
In the event chamnesialn FORMED
= new var cabinet, u vas believed
its members weuid concentrate %
Tho big rrseiem ~ prosecuting the
war. and that they would ~ sx-
eas~d from routine departmental
duties. These duties would 10 per-
formed by ministers In the srii.
nary esbsnet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Puyallup Auxiliary Plans
Daffodil fesiival Party
Mrs. Heston Heads Morch ~ Event;
Department President to Visit

neutrality-suspicious. event
on the schedule Of the auxiliary
Of Bruce A. Mercer post. Amer
lean Legion. this month is the
Daffodil festival card party TO be
held at the Odd Fellows hall the
evening of Wednesday. March 81.
Mrs. Robert Heston has been APP
pointed general chairman and Mrs.
II. f. Spear, oo-chairman. Mrs.
Charles Delling heads the ticket
sales committee.
Others taking part in the affair
include Mrs. J. II. Bum, Mrs. Will
liam Bierer, Mrs. Earl Poe. Mrs.
Wilbur Betters, Mrs. Floyd Cos
sard, Mrs. George Fogarty, Mrs.
Eleanor strenge. Mrs. Carl Hacon-
son. Mrs. George johnson, Mrs.
Dena Robertson, Mrs. Georg e
Stewart, Mrs. J. c. Reynolds, Mrs.
A. ]. Holbrook. Mrs. Stella Eli
son. Mrs. Paul Wrigley and Mrs.
NJ. r. Thomas. Contract and pro-
gressive bridge, pinochle and 500
will be played.
A feature Of the evening will be
presentation Of Queen Marge of
the Daffodil festival and her
attendants.
To Visit Puyallup
Monday evening, March IL, Mrs,
William Dingle of Dayton, depart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Burning Car
Last Straw

Abusive isnFuare ana : ~
blows could - ferniven but hurn-
ing % the family car wes M
last straw. seeasxiIas - ~ am
'savss accompanying diuscs se(lpn
on tie N superior seart hsre
Thursday ~ Arm y. tSFsysen.
Pierre eounsy welfare department
smplcye against may a. ufeyscA.
furniture salesman
orsvson wNs made suhjset % .
r~ssrssnlnT order ~ 1uaEs Ernest
~. Card and cited 10 skcw cause
in ne court n<xt 1as<~isy. kfafrh
IA. why Ne should rot ply - pr
munsh toward support ~ AlsAs
oFasscn. ssv~n-yesf-csd ~.
Mrs.. ssssysoa noted IN her suls
that she flied similar srtlon New.
10. isss. ard wss granted ~
intsricea,ory decree ian. 4 1853.
but went hack to her husband -
HE promiss 10 reform. rsb Z.
this year. however. another Ais-
nuss sruss when she wanted q
go out with The girls fscm Ne
place where ne woshs ehnrnsd
Mrs.. orsysea. - she len again.
rhsn Fsh. II M tcot the ear.
jointly owned BY The pair. ard
.st II sfirs.
ursysan wss arrested 90 that
occassnn and charged with diser.
derry conduct.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
John Cochran
Is Nominated
Elks Lodge Will
Elect Officers

John D. Cochran. young Tacoma
attorney. was nominated for
exalted ruler Of Tacoma EIks
lodge at Wednesday evenings
meeting. n. Is the presen, lead.
ing knight.
Other nominations. IS In coch-
rams case, followed the custom
Of advancing The incumbent chair
officers; Kenneth N. Kennel to
be leading knight: c. J. tBudl
Weller. loyal knight.
Harry J. Lynch was nominated
10 be the new lecturing knight.
Two nominations were made for
secretary. Erling o. Johnson. now
secretary. and Donald T. Me-
Donald.
Walter Il. Liggett and Larry
Flood were nominated for re-elee-
ton TO posts they have long held.
treasurer and tiler. respectively.
Exalted Ruler l. l.. Hodgert
was nominated as alternate dele
gate to the grand lodge. and
Stanley Erdahl. John r. crom-
well. jr., and Edward kloss for
trustees for the five-yesr term.
Nominations may continue next
Wednesday night
This weeks program was in
charge of past exalted rulers. who
under the craftsmanship OF c. w,
VanRooy. presented several enter
tainment features
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Police Arrest Man
Hurrying to Ferry

pashinK TO catch . late foint
Defiance ferry. Donald y fnuts. ~
nremsrson. was intercepted By po-
lice and booked on = reckless arsv.
Ing charge ~ariy Thursday. Fenis
aieE~dly crashed through . red
light 1T 7sth ard Pacific and sped
north ~ 20 miles per hour until
Officers Trent and Joyce halted
him IT 10Th and Pacific. 81 i7tsa
=. m. lie posted t7a hail before
he was permitted 10 proceed.
II you're not usinG u. sell u with
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone MAIN si5i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Temple Beth Israel
Worship Friday Eve

Rabbi Montague N. A. Cohen
will have as his topic. Some In
teresting People ] Have Known, -
when he delivers his sermon Fri.
day at s p. m. at worship ut
Temple Beth Israel. No. Sth and J
SITS. The temple choir will be heard
in musical selections. Ae fellowship
hour will conclude services.
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Core Of the News
CANDIDATES INVITED

All city candidates have been In
vited to speak at the meeting Of
the Park Avenue and South I'D
Street Improvement club meeting
ut s p. m. Friday in Park Ave.
school council.
G. B. KERSTETTER, Candidate
for Mayor. A state senate record
q sessions) of intelligent, honest,
and active devotion to duty. HE
WILL MAKE A GOOD MAYOR.
adv.
TO MEET IN OLYMPIA
Members of the Tacoma section
Of the American Society of Civil
Engineers will meet at $50 p. m.
Tuesday at the Hotel Olympian,
Olympia. Speaker will be George
Huck, metallurgical engineer for
Bethlehem Steel Co. His subject
will be Fatigue in Steel"
Garden sale Orthopedic Society
cit Broadway. Rose bushes cour-
tesy Puget Sound Nursery. adv
TO TELL ABOUT TRIP
Vic Westphal, home from g
20,000-mile flight around the west
ern hemisphere, will describe hi!
experiences and travels Friday
evening at $50 dinner meeting
of Sigma Delta Chi, honorary pro
fessional journalistic fraternity. al
the Kit Kat, 1928 Sd ave, Seattle
Westphal, Scripps League writer
will speak on United States Of thu
Americas" Tacoma members o.
the fraternity have been invited Il
hear the talk.
Choice cactus. HIM, Florist.
adv
REPORT ON ENLfsTMENTs
February closed with a total Of
1,451 army enlistments credited t.
the eight-state Ninth Corps Area
of which $40 were original enlist
ments.
Butter down again. Cow Butter
Store. adv
For every dollar Tacoma spends
the government will spend three
In building Lincoln Bowl. Vot'
''yes." adv
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ment president. will make her Of
fetal visit TO the local auxiliary.
She will Be accompanied by Mrs.
Daisy Fristoe Of Yelm, district
president. and other guests viii be
members of the orting auxiliary.
A sis reception and dinner viii
open the evening with Mrs. Allen
Goelzer presiding. Mrs. George
Fogarty is general chairman and
Mrs. Clarence strenss in charge
OF decoration.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 7. B.
Kelley and Mrs. Clarence Sander
son were oo-hostesses at a silver
tea for members OF the auxiliary
at the home of Mrs. Kelley In
Puyallup Gardens. The affair was
for the benefit Of the drum and
bugle corps. Members Of the
group met Wednesday evening at
the new home OF DIR. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Thomas, 1904 4th ave. s. W..
for q tea which was also IN the
nature of q house warming. Mrs.
J. c. Reynolds acted as general
chairman.
v. r. W. Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the aux
iliay of Puyallup Valley post No.
2224, Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
will be held at Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Guy Austin will present a
large class of new membes for
initiation.
The same evening William Jones
Of Puyallup Valley post. district
commander. with a group OF post
members will visit U.s.s. Tacoma
post. Commander Jones will make
his official inspection.
The Junior Guild of Christ Epis-
copal church Is sponsoring a pub
lie plant sale In the parish hall
the evening Of March Is, begin
ing at 8 o'clock. Queen Marge
of the Daffodil festival will be
present.
Miss Doorthy Cook OF Sumner
has charge Of the collection OF
plants for the sale; Charles Getz'
endaner will show pictures OF
plant life, and there will be violir
solos by Paul Revett. accompanied
by Marjory Wentworth. Mrs. Tee
Schroeder will have charge of tn
silver tea, assisted by Mrs. Wayn'
Smith, Miss Vida Turner AM
Miss Esther Aiken.
New Research Man
DIR. Leo Campbell. research as
sistant in plant pathology a
Washington State college, Ii beinl
transferred to the Western Wash
ington Experiment station to stud
diseases in Strawberries. He wi
work in cooperation with DR.. C. I
Schwartze, station horticulturis'
who Is breeding strawberries 70
resistance to disease and for firm
ness and color. DR.. Campbell wi
also continue the study Of beai
rust which started a year ago i
the Bellingham area.
Hostess TO Pre-Sch0ol
Mrs. Melvin Dennis will be host
ess to the Puyallup Pre-school a.
socistion Monday evening at ia;
Plans will be made for the annus
roundup in May with Mrs. C. r
Doran as chairman. The grou
will also arrange for the Dad
party In April.
The Pre-school Study club vii
be presented by Mrs. Richar,
Woodruff. program chairman, an
will hold a round table discussion
on The Different Phases Of Chill
Tainring.' Hostesses assisting
Ms. Dennis will be Mrs. Thoma
Penhale, Mrs. Ed Baker and hrs
Howard Thomas.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06

lnlltee that The seed used did not
meet the requirements Of good farm-
Ing practice,
The State AAA Committee. with
the advice Of agronomy specialists Of
the Delaware Agricultural Experi-
lnent Station, will establish minimum
specifications for determining whe-
ther the various seeds are locally
adapted 90 the climate. are free OF
weed seed aud have high termination
quality. The County AAA Commit
tee viii decide whether the seed used
by farmers will meet these require
ments.
It Is expected that the new pro-
visions which are effective immedi-
aiely will result Ia better quality
soil-conserving crops having fewer
weeds. thereby further increasing
conservation and the improvement Of
the soil.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
LEWE.s

The annual Christmas County Fai
Of the Parent Teacher Association
was held in the Lewes School Audi
tOrium Monday evening. John 4
Byler Of the faculty appeared al
Santa Claus with bag OF wrapped
Christmas PARCELS which were solt
as a part Of the benefit
An executive OF the State Depart.
ment OF Health was at the higf
school on Wednesday 70 inspect
children Of the first, third and sixth
grades. Parents were asked to be
at the school with their children to
be consulted about any deficiencies
found in the children and receive ad-
vice from the physician.
Benjamin S. AlbertsOn. Jr., who is
confined I'm the Beebe Hospital due
TO illness, is much improved at this
writing.
Miss Marie Warrington OF Will
mington spent the weekend here
with her parents. Rir. and Mrs. Ed
ward t. Warrington.
Miss NIinna Lord spent the week
end at Centreville. Md, as the guest
OF Rev. and Mrs. Otis P. Jefferson.
James II. Mitchell who has been
patient at the Milford Hospital for
the past two weeks is able TO be out
again,
Miss Sara Maull and Miss AIarga-
ret Keen mOtored to Wilmington, ON
Friday.
Archie Birmingham and John
Preston Joseph motored to Phila-
delphia last Saturday 10 attend the
Army-Navy football game.
Lewes children will have their
traditional pre-Christmas 10y matt
nee next Saturday in the Lewes au-
ditorium. The theatre manager,
Charles S. Horn, Jr., said every
child will be admitted free if he
brings along scme toy TO be donated
to mderprivileged children at the
Christmas party of the FIRE depart
meut.
Miss Alberta Wilson OF Philadel-
phia spent the weekend here with |
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzO !
Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. George Salmons OF
AullluSnhUOus ~ J.s 1HcuA tut MEGh- I
end here with her mother, Mrs. Mary |
BOhm
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Heilman of !
Lebanon. Pa. MIR. and Mrs. Jack !
of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend here with MIR. and Mrs. |
John c. Millman at their residence I
on Beebe avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer and
of Cape May, N. j., were
town visitors over the weekend.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Anders spent
The weekend in West Chester. Pa.
visiting friends and relatives.
Jack Luzzi has accepted a posi-
lion with the DUPONT Company at
Seaford.
Wayland Reynolds and Preston
Graves spent Sunday in PocOmoke
ity. Md. visiting friends.
Lee Cahail who has been confined
o his home on Dewey avenue with
he grippe is able to be out again.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Grubb of Will
ningiOn spent the week at their
ottage OH Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton. Sr., and
ir. and Mrs. Fred G. Clifton, Jr..
lotOrcd TO Wilmington on Tuesday
Dr. Brinkley. resident physician
+ the Beebe H0sBital.whR has been
patient in the hospital for the past
'eek with a throat ailment. is able
D be out again.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
BETHEL

The second quarterly meeting will
be hel din Bethel Methodist Church
on Wednesday night. December IL,
at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs.
Alice Riggin visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Riggin at Mardella last Sun
day
Kenneth Cain of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Herman Cubbage.
Mrs. Louis Cain of Wilmington
was mid-week guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Wheatley.
Mrs. Uric Smith entertained at
dinner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
VinOl Lynch and sons of Laurel. ii.
G. Sirman also Horace G. Sirman,
Jr.. of this town.
The Count On Me Club" was en-
tertained Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Isabel Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott ell
tertained the following guests at
dinner last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
John GoOtee and daughter Jean, Mr.
and Mrs. Carol Erdman and daugh-
ter of Laurel, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Wheatley and children, Miss Rose
Ellen, Kitchens of Laurel, Mr.. and
Mrs Benson Moore, Mrs. Harry Will
liams of this town.
Capt Hoyt Morris, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Morris, Jr., of
Wilmington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ella Morris.
Howard Furness, who is employed
in Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with his family.
John Garrett of Wilmington was
mid-week guest of his mother, Mrs.
Rhoda Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley G. Hastings
and daughter. Iris, spent Wednes-
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM 7. Splitter and
daughter Ruth spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bishop at Fed
eralsburg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and
son Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adkins Of Hebron, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Davis and family, Miss Ruth
Dykes, Miss Audrey Carey of Sal
isbury, Md, were recent guests of
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Spry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spence and
son Gerald spent Sunday with rel
atives at Pocomoke, Nd
Emil ruon4t Cafur6ox, sT1ora.,a1.a,- II |
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
SEIRYVTTIF

Following the Sunday school ses
sion at Salem Methodist Church las
Sunday morning, Rev. Thawley reat
from St. John, five verses, to II in
elusive, the story of Jesus healing al
impotent man on the Sabbath Day
and was prosecuted by the Jews fol
it. He answereth for Himself and re-
proveth them, showing by the testi-
mony Of His Father and Of His works
and Of the scriptures. Who He is
The text was from verses and g.
When Jesus saw man which had an
infirmity for. thirty and eight years
he said unto him, Wilt thou be made
whole?
AS Sunday was eMasons Go To
Church Day" many of the Selbyville
members of Doric Lodge, No. 30, A.
f. and A. NJ, of Millville, attended
services at the Christian Church in
Ocean View, and enjoyed the special
sermon by the pastor, Rev. James r.
Glenn.
Among the number who went were
MIR. and Mrs. Urah w. Long, MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Holloway and the Messrs.
James b. McCabe, Frank M. Long,
w. A. Law, Clifford Evans and
Elisha p. McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Holloway
had as dinner guests on Sunday
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer NJ Holloway and
their son, Frank Marshall.
Mrs. Maggie 4. Davis who was in
iii health practically all the past
summer, is now much better and
had dinner with her nephew and
family. MIR. and Mrs. Dewitt Rogers
and their daughter. Miss Virginia
Rogers in Frankford just recently.
Paul Lockwood Townsend, son of
j. S. Senator John G. Townsend, Jr.,
md the late Mrs. Jeanette Collins
Townsend, born in Selbyville ON Oc-
ober 81. f90Sy@ died at the Peninsula
ieneral Hospital. Salisbury. Md, at
go a. H.. Thursday. November %, /
$40. at the age of 81 years. The body |
ay in viewing at the funeral home !
ii Mrs. NJ. Pasha Watson and Peter |
Vhaley in Selbyville during Thurs /
lay afternoon and evening, and was
'iewed by numbers of relatives and /
riends from lower Delaware and |
he Eastern Shore of Maryland be-
ore being taken by Mrs. Watson and |
lr. Whaley to Washington on Fri
ay where funeral services were held
rom the home of his sister, Mrs
ieorge Prev Savoy on Saturday
lorning at II o'clock. followed with
urial in Rock Creek cemetery. in
Washington
Mr.. Townsend is survived by his
rife, Mrs. TheadOra Thompson
'Ownsend; two little girls, Diane and
his father. two sisters, Mrs.
idith Tubbs of Selbyville; Mrs. Lyla
avoy of Washington; three broth
rs. Julian E. Townsend. of George
lwn; John G.. Townsend, III, of
cean City, Md; Preston C. Town
end of Selbyville: step-grandmO-
Ter. Mrs. John G.. Townsend, Sr.,
nd cousin. James COvingtOn
ownsend, who was reared in his
ncle's home after the death of his
arents. both of Selbyvillc There
re also Il number of other relatives
I and out of town
Mr.. Townsend had held the posi-
on as secretary to his father in
Washington for the past twelve
ears and after his marriage lived
{ the Wardman Park Apartments
l Washington. He was also presi-
entisSf the6 Highway EngiAesIing I
nd Construction Company and the
aving Supply and Equipment Com I
any. !
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
GREENWOOD
Weddlng

Wedding
Walter Long, corporal In the Uni
ted States Army at Fort Wadsworth,
N. Y, and Miss Evelyn Horn, OF Port
Richmond, Staten Island, were uni
ted In marriage at a military church
wedding on Saturday evening at
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs Long will re-
side in Staten Island
James Wilson spent the weekend
in Georgetown with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hurd Of IIar-
/ rington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Hurd's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Rogers.
MIR. and Mrs. Harland Herdman
had as guests over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Blbeft ll4hnard of New
ark. 2
Townsend p. Rnst. .Ir., Of Whining
ton spent Saturday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend p.
Rust. Sr.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Rehrer Of
Lewes spent Friday evening In town
with friends.
Joseph Konopka spent the week.
end in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith enter
tanned over the weekend MIR. and
Mrs. William Chambers of Federals-
burg.
MIR. and Mrs. Alton, Lewis Of
Bridgeville, spent Saturday. even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence POr-
ter.
Mrs. Anna Knox is seriously i'll
at this writing. A.,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred McllvaIne
spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
French Riley had Jas guests over
the weekend his SISTER and bro
ther-in-law of Woodstown. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander SadOwski
had as guests over the weekend:
Mr.. SadOwski's brother. sister and !,
brOther-in-Iaw of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Christine !
spent the weekend in Wilkes Barre, |
Pa.
Mrs. LOttie Johnson and grandson,
William johnson. spent the week |
end in EastOn with MIR. and Mrs. |
Charles e. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Ranshaw OF
Newark, are spending some time
with Mrs. Anna Knox.
Howard Mcknight spent the week
end in Salisbury with his wife.
Jack Farrell of BridgetOn spent
he weekend here.
James Dillon of Bridgeton spent
he weekend here with his family.
Death
Horace Wiley received news on
Wednesday of the death of his father
III Tuesday, November 26. in Green
ock, N. J.. Two other sons. Herman
nd Fred Wiley. Of Greenwood. also
urvive and twelve grandchildren.
Keith Maenanmarie spent the
weekend in Dover.
A turkey supper will be served in
he community building on Saturday. I
December IA. from to g p. m. uD- I
eT the auspices Of the Greenwood
iethOdist Church. Price, soc, des- |
ert included. II
DIR. John N. Link. a professor at
he Westminster Theological Semi 1
AIRY, will preach at combined SER {
ice of the churches in town on Sun
ay night. Before teaching at the \
eminary DR.. Link was the success 4
III pastor Of a large church in Bal
more and another, one iin, Newark. O
!. J. The service will be held in a
race Methodist Church at 1880 p. v
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
TTTTT'7-TT ~ TTTT.TTT,
! 1941 AAA PrOvrarp win ,
Emphaeize Quality Seed j
IflIIAk ffl III b 4 I

The Importance Of using good
quality seed when planting soil
building crops will be emphasized
even more strongly under the 1871
Agricultural Adjustment Administra-
ton Farm Program than In previous
years. according TO G. Russel Snyder,
Sussex County Agricultural Agent.
Use OF good quality seed has been
a requirement OF ali previous pro-
grams. but the 1941 Agricultural
Conservation Program strengthens
the requirement by specifying that
farmer will not receive payment for
planting bodybuilding crops If II is
determined by the County AAA Com
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06

Full moon satuEaay DeCember a.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06

JF DODGE FLUID DRIVE -
gear gives you q bUrst Of speed.
,. TIE smooahseas ~ or Combined with
FIouiins Power Dodge Fluid Drive gives
unbelievable smooshnssss sase ef hcndiins
and longer eor-iife--onclbsr ezample Of
famovs Dodge economy.