FLANDERS "20" USED TO BE jealous of the victories of its bigger brother-E-M-F "30." BUT NOW IT'S DIFFERENT-Flanders "20" holds all world's records up to 20 miles for her class on the Indianapolis Speedway-just as complete a cleanup as the "30" made at Savannah in the Tiedeman Trophy Race.

NOT ONLY AT RACING but at hill climbing has this light car demonstrated its prowessits superiority over all competitors in events such as the Dead Horse Hill Climb-America's great hill climbing classic-and a score of other events as important.

THEN TAKE ROAD RUNS-such as the gruelling race from Los Angeles, Cal., to Phoenix, Arizona, in which $1,000 to $5,000 cars fell by the wayside, this great light car gave a splendid account of herself.

PERHAPS THE GREATEST OF ALL the great feats the Flanders "20" has performed was the "First to Hazleton" run, when this car undertook the task of laying out a road through the wilderness of Northern Washington-a feat that no other car had dared attempt during the two years that a trophy had been offered for the accomplishment.

DOWN THE DIXIE TRAIL is an account of the Glidden Pathfinding Trip of Flanders "20" in which she again essayed a feat of hard road work that never before had been performed by a light car-and did it so well she made performances of $5,000 cars look like the proverbial thirty cents-plugged.

NO, YOU DON'T HAVE to apologize for your car if it is a Flanders "20". It is just as good in every detail as E-M-F "30." A little smaller, that's all. And owners of either of these cars know they can say to owners of 60-horsepower cars costing $6,000 or more "lead the way-we will follow and we will arrive with or ahead of you."

POWER ALONE DOESN'T MAKE EFFICIENCY—it's the relation between power and weight. So it is that E-M-F "50" will go anywhere a 60 will go and the "20" will follow just as easily and of course at a fraction of the cost per passenger mile.

OF COURSE SPEED DOESN'T necessarily prove quality. In a "freak racer" it certainly does not. But in a stock model it does-and it proves that the owner has at his command at all times power in excess of his ordinary needs which he can use to meet extraordinary conditions.

BUT ROAD TESTS DO-tests such as the Hazleton or Glidden-these do prove quality in every part. And so, until some other car selling for $1,000 or less has duplicated-or at least attempted the feats of endurance Flanders "20" has accomplished we will feel justified in using the superlative and proclaiming this the 'Greatest Light Family Touring Car on Earth."

AND IT SELLS FOR $800-f. o. b. factory and carries with it a full year's guarantee. Your local dealer can tell you how soon he can deliver-better get the order in his hands now and not be compelled to wait three months or accept as second best a substitute.

Studebaker Corporation

E-M-F. Factories

Detroit, Mich.

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