I guess Pve gone too far now not to know what Hugh Orchard of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, tell* Willy*Knight went 05,000 miles. Thu one hasAn Interview byw tumuii. ivii.x, the largest a about three thers, speckled it two pounds says: “Why go /Teams to fish creeks of Alla-s with this elu-ere are a num-eams in north-frequently stat-reams one may still good trout r may be found the vicinity ofon, McGregor, owns in north-rthyWitt of Edge-days here last friends. Clara iting took them and Mrs. Witt ears ago, when yed as butter-lliam Oltmann, rull and daugh-le and Dorothy, iited Sunday in me at Onslow.hn Monk wel-mto their home lg. This little s been named scales at six was Marie Ot-re her marriage.Hayes and son, o, and Mr. and i three children, Clarence were ill home Sundayralen Hien and Lioeda, Mrs. Ray-1 son Richard tnd Mrs. Cllf7ord tev, Arlene Ann, i In the Casper ind Spring, Sun-,lph Zimmerman *re visitors in the ghter, Mrs. PaulThis is my second Wi Knight car,” he said.”1 started to use Iso-Vi my first car because it see to me that un oil iliat wool thin out was just wliat a si valve motor needed. I 1 on using it liecuusc it did whut 1 expected of it. M consumption is lower am engine runs more smooURobert J. CaseyChicago Daily News ReporterHUGH ORCHARD, Chamber of Commerce Convention Manuger at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has driven two Willys-Kniglit cars a total of 146,000 miles.In front of the War Memorial on a day that was none too warm he pushed the starter to show that the motor was not congealed and directed the reporter to look at bis speedometer.(^Polnrtne «/io it rehntd by new proc***— ihini it an efficiency which it etcaeded only by lao-Tha prica ia 25o a quart.