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keae drive futo ' tJh. 'l*' curj Mta0 athe tia. but amtte *~700 a.,, JugeMbaih ha 15118 owner saYs 1117 MILES TO THE GALLON w MiçS Claudia Eckert of fthe Shau-. bsIec Célntry club, i'ho is a Ires/s- man at Northzwesterss sivcý,rsity, lsld flhe distinctlion of brin q tihe ons! ' champion to retain lier tif/e Ni flic Cent rai A. A-. U. s-àinienin~g -ikwetleid this *moth Mn the' Lake' .Shore pool, Chicago. MISS E&kert -zu'op first place in the 100 yard free stiy/e. Besides being cfmil titis eventf, Miss Eckert holds snv- crai diving. tif les. She mrcfrsented the Sha'zenee club in t/se Cent rali A. A. U. nmcet. ..In \1iss Claudia Eckert is -asother potential Olympic champion," says WalIy Colbath, Olympic starin 1928. diAt prescrit Miss Eckert is the Central A.A.U. champion in the 100 yard swim, 100 yard backstroke and 111gb Broad Fancy Diving. In addition, she has won the annual 100 yard A d aughter. Harriet Uva, was bo rn - - - May 14, at St.. Francis' hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W%Àalshaw, 1128F l Isabella street. 'he Walshaws haveF o son, Robert Marquarcit Walsbawm PA IS 2 years old. Mrs. WNalshaw is theSP N H former E dithi Marquardt of wi- IME T 5030 mette. JRT and ROAD NO MAN'S. LAND A. bout a.ot $ ima