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sIMMoNs PROPER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
XII. 8-1868

FALLS CHURCH, 1l6 s. Spring 81
Two bedrms.. Nv; nm KY;
bath. close TO everything avail
May /; 500 mo. JE. 4-57O0
FALLS CHURCH-spaeious 2.year'
old brick split-level, In lowell
community near Lake Bancroft
Seven Corners: large liv. rm. with
firepl., side veranda, beautiful
equipped kit, 4 bedrms., 3 baths
rear rm. with iirpl.; 500 per mo
TINKLE PROPERTIES, Realtors
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BETHESDA-High on q hill, in
| prestige location. Stately, center
size bedrms., king-size screened
| porch for congenial entertaining,
Lear garage attached: priced in
lower EOS, FLA applied for. Call
| OF. 6-2344, once open 9 til o.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
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Observation-Disclosures AREA-

LIE RIM, 2 bedrms.. lse, tiled kit
and bath, full painted bsmt.. lge.
fenced yard, new Frigidaire, lge
auto. range. cleo. firepl. M. shop
PING, transp., schools, etc. Whea-
ton area. Quiet, all-white COM
munity. Small family only. 500
per mn Call III k.RoaR
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

ST, BERNADETTE's PARISH. In,
dian eprine villaEe-Colsniali 1
rms; fireplace; bsmt,; large corner
ewes. HE, 4-fs45'
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NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
ga baths, firepl., liv. rm., 12x2a
sep. din. rm., mod kit, rear scr
porch. Quiet street. / blk. Il
bus, shopping. r. A. HUM.
PHRIES, Realtors. MA. 5000.
~
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BET TIES white brick
tall shade trees, near Potomac.
A custom-built, 3-bedrm. dream
house, with mahogany-paneled den
and picture windows overlooking
terraeed patio; priced in low 4OS
| Call OIL. 6-2344, Once open 8
| til Q. FREDERICK W. BERHNS
| SALES. INC
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MACARTHUR BOULEVARD AREA
Lovely 6-room, 2-bath. detached
brick Cape Cod Just one block
from express bus downtown; II
better than new condition with
M ~ As 0f HoT w SnS bath BASE BASE
Priced right in mid 20s for quick
sale
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UULLEGE PAkk, HOLLYWOOD
5000 down buy this attractive
on LIST n. and i -bedrm. upstairs;
garage Beautifully wooded lot.
SI2,500. HUGH 7. PECK,
HE 4-64O0,
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HOME WITH INCOME

A4SANA6 w 4 ! IL 4ANSN<4AG
Modern corner brick, 3 bedrooms,
Ia baths, now rented for 500 so
per month. Purchaser can have
possession In addition, there is q
terrace apartment rented for $50
per nc. Located on Carroll ave.
Takoma Park. Convenient 10
everything, This 6 an excellent
9. LOHR, REALToR, 1880 New
HAMPSHIRE ave, Langley Park, or
call He. $4,000. Our both Year
Of Dependable Service
KENSINGTON = Better-than-new
3-bedrm. split-level. ga baths,
all-eiee. kit, paneled rec I'm lge
49, CT loan avail: price, 500
500 GEO W. ROBERTSON,
REALTOR 1896 wis. ave OIL.
2-2123 til Q.
KENSINGTON: sic. 5O0-Artistic,
white masonry rambler, for gar
den lovers; superb level lot 200 IT,
deep, dogvooos. flower beds. ideal
for yegetable garden. FiTepl. in
liV. nm. , bedrms.. bath, sep
Earden house: impressive tree
lined street. SAMUEL z BOGLEY
OF ND, INC OIL. $500 I'll 0.
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN

32l4 Branch Ave. Sc; 10. s-77OO
COLLEGE PARK. HOLLYWOOD
$500 down buys this modern g.
BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
with full bsmt Priced 10 sell
quick at Sl3,950. HUGH T.
PECK, HE. 4-640O.
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s 5sf.S Colonial TsnoSa elder hone Ssaro sSm
den, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, large
kitchen. full basement with .
room apartment. Hot-water heat.
Well-landscaped Ia acres; more
acreage available. Price. $4,000;
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James C. Conley & Co.
HE. 4-7060


POTOMAC - 3-bedrm. cottage on
"a acre.; asking $4,000. No
agents. please. Pc. 2-9249.
RANDOLPH FARMS-This beaut
wooded lot now In full bloom: !
dare you to turn down this piece
of property. All-brick rambler with
3 bedrms,, full bsmt.,. and carport,
see 1t quick, Special feature is lge.
ERTIES, Mgt. 10. 5-36S7.
REAL STEAL FOR sI5,95O, owner
must sell. 'IMMEDIATE pos
SESSION ON ANY TERMS
Rambler with 2 twin-size bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., 23-ft, liv. rm,, lge.,
sparkling kit. beaut. custom rec.
rm. on choice Handicapped lot with
trees; close to bus ,,, schools and SId
$1,000.
ROCK CREEK RAMBLER-Choice
location near Grub I'd. all:
brick. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. fenced
lot, magnificent shrubbery: as
sumo $4,000 Oh loan. EVELYN
G. KAPLAN, zoos Georgia ave
NV, RIA. 6-2145, VIII. 6-0e59.
ROCKVILLE-Three bedrms., Ia
baths, knottv-pine rec. rm., mod.
kit, bsmt.; prettiest lot in town;
$1S,250, $3.50 down. subject TO
FHA appraisal. JOSEPH 8. Dew
EREUX, INC, VIII. 2-796S, VIII.
6-232l.
ROCKVILLE-Pretty white rambler
w/a lge. bedrms.; bright sunny
kit. wLeating space plus dishwash.
and dlsp.; Ice. level fenced I'd; /;
g. CO. 10, 4-S022 It'll Q.
ROCKVILLE. Rockcrest; Sab dn.,
no settlement charges - 3-bed-
room rambler; washer. Payments
like rent Quick possession. r. L.
SMITH REALTY, GA. Arm, GA.
4-S7g5.
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CONN. AVE. ESTHTES-Brick- and
shingle semidet. home; COW. tc
everything; nice level back yd.;
house in excel, shapei 3 bedrms
sep. din. rm.; full bsmt. with out.
side exit. SUBURBAN PROPER
TIES NJ IN HaRa7
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HYATTsVILLB HILLS = Ail-brick
- -bedrm, Colonial with expand
able hoored attic, fuIl-length
front porch. Ice glassed solarium
on rear, liy. rm. 26x14 with nat
tural chestnut doors and trim,
Ice din rm, lge. kit, 2Ja-car
garage, full bSmt, with 2 extra
ntoToqa rme I'M A-G-g9
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NEAR MD. U.
PARKWAY ESTATES

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-45O0 Realtorl
Open I'll ppm.
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peter i. hagan and son

GLASSMANOR-semidet. 2-bedrm.
all brick house: finished bSmt. i,
corner fenced-in lot. side porch.
Walking distance to public and
parochial schools and large shop
ping enter; $4,000. 10. 7-7607,
GREENWOOD FOREST sparkling B.
baths: I'm. rec. nm; Screened
porch; only S22,95O. Quick pos
session OLIVER J. MCDOWELL,
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NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
A delightful white brick: 4 bed
rms. 9 baths, liy, room with hre
place. den, modern. kit, rec. room
garage large, level, fenced lot.
Unbelievably Priced
Al Only S.l4, 800
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HYATTSyILLE-2oned commercial,
f aSatsT sfI5y s sHfR. IN nice a' fGdm g.
newly redecorated and vacant;
ideal tor doctor or professional
once; End floor rented $50 per
month; direct sacrifice at only
S13,950, convenient terms. Call
I'll 2 Pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
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I In busy section on large lot; lC
I un OInT2
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CONN. AVE. PARK = 4-bedroom
2 bath spacious split-level, pan
eled rec. rm. with fireplace; mr..
all schools, transp., shopping. just
reduced to sci, 800, FLA, low
payments. EVELYN g, KAPLAN,
1908 Georgia ave. NV. RIA. D.
o14b, VIII 6-025g
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BETHESDA, Mass. ave. ext.-one-
third wooded acre in attractive
area. Spacious, well built 4-bed-
room, 2s-bath brick split level.
Large liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
today's cleo, kit. family room
wftirepl,, plus large paneled rec.
rm., carport; $4,000. Bill
KINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-.
2-G326; ewes EN-, 3-2S7I,
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TAK0MA PARK Z UNiTs-Det
brick with two 2-bedroom apts,.
excel. cond,; sep util. meters and
furnaces; mr., wash. San, Raj.
FELL RIAL ESTATE, ~. 9-l103
III R.lQ0o
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contemporary, newly dec. Adapt
able. to Ice. or small family. Pvt
garden. $500 mo. STUART &
MAURY, Realtors. IKE. 1870.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED AREA;
avail, May 1--Beaut. custom
built brick rambler: Ice. liV. rm
with beamed ceiling. fireplace, lge
din. rm., den, 2 bedrms., glassed
pofch; situated on n,,aa slight knoll
$3.50 per mo. Best refs. OIL
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LIVING for city folk
Beaut. 3-bedrm. rambler on y
acre, with fruit trees: Ice. rms.
throughout: l blk. to school and
near shop. and community SWIM
REss,Ng gGSI' SSSS8eS91ii r aAA4s4I'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. English Tu.
dor, with 3 hedrmS., 2 baths
center hall. liv. rm. with frepi.,
sep. din. rm., up-to-the-minutS
kit study and full bath on irst
H.; full bsmt., screened porch
$4,000. KORZENDORFER, Real.
tor M A.QJ11
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81 900 DOWN and assume excellent
firSt trust on this charming ram
bier located in Carroll Knobs.
Floor plan includes 3 bedrms D.,
bath, living rm. with huge fiIe-
place, dining l., and all-electtic
kit. including dishwasher and
disposal; full bsmt. To see call
JU. 5-4222, ewes. RA. 6-9074,
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, SI4,-
T5Q-Assume 4hes loan, $50 mo-,
incl. taxes and ms: $4,000 cash,
DRY bsmt., storm wind, fence, etc
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA,
S-b0o0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HIS mod.
ern brick rambler; lv, rm.. din
rm.. kitchen, z hne bedrms,, full
balance 30-year loan; Y15,500
HUGH T. PECK, 10. 5-4742 til o
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CONN. AVE EsTATEs-s750 dn

incl settlement cost on this .
bedrm. brick home with full bsmt.,
mr.. St. GATHERINGS and only l
block from bus. Total price only
Sl1,950. Can assume present
financing Of $500. DONALD E.
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CONN. AVE. EsTATES-sl9,50O
assume large 4hss loan; 4-bed.
room, 2-bath, brick Cape Cod
basement; ] blk. to bus, schools
FOGARTY AND CO.. 10. 5-1052
- UT AoOOO
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Glenview.--All brick 3 bedrm.
home with family din. rm., wood
burning firepl, in lge. hv. nm.
table space kit, full bsmt., side
screened porch Only Sl7,500
4. y KEssINGER g. CO., JU.
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BETHESDA-KE. WOOD AREA, Co
lonlal split-level; 4 bedrooms,
full baths, large modern kitchen
with Frigidaire double oven, range
and REFRIGERATOR, separate dining
room, daylight recreation room
House is only months old. S32,-
Cal OIL. s-S76s. T after SSsp $50 se' week
days or all day Saturday and Sun
day.
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BETHEsDA--3 BEDRMs.. 9 BATHS,
GARAGE in custom brick Cape
Cod: LIST a., bedrm. and bath, sep
din. rm., side. porch overlooking
beautifully HANDICAPPED yard; close
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-I416
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above tis,500: increase from
sl2.S million TO $40 million
the maximum mortgage on
rental housing IN urban CEN
ters as well as lower down
payments: set up a new pro-
gram Of FILA loan insurance
for building Of nursing homes:
extend from next June 80 to
September 80. 1860. the term
nation date for the military
housing program and provide
q new program for rental
housing for military personnel
and essential civilian person.
mel near military bases. and
continue for another year the
FILA home Improvement loan
program which otherwise
would expire next September
80.
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committee with instructions
that It be amended BY the
Herlong substitute.
This was explained to House
members at the outset Of
yesterdays debate. But much
of the discussion conferred on
more fundamental matters Of
fiscal policy and some practical
warnings that President Eisen-
hover would veto the Rains bill
IL passed In its present form.
The i've hours OF debate also
showed that the housing Iegis-
lation issue has greatly split
party lines.
Rules Committee Chairman
Smith, Democrat OF Virginia,
declared the basic issue was the
fiscal solvency Of the Nation"
He denounced the Rains bill as
"a prelude to q spending spree"
and as an excessively expen-
sive program that would "open
the floodgates to imitation" He
commended the House is voting
not merely on a housing meas
ure but on a far-reaching Ques-
ton Of policy.
AS explained by Mr.. Rains.
the Democratic bill would
authorize a total of $2.l bill
lion. of which $97 100000 would
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Is being offered as a replace
ment for the t2.6 billion hous-
ing measure passed by the
Senate In February. The Her
long measure Is TO be put forth
as q substitute for the Rains
bin and itself win be open to
possible amendment.
II this substitute we're adopted
tentatively with or without
amendment in the committee
Of the whole today II would 50
before the fun House tomorrow
for ratification or rejection on
q roll call.
II the roll call we're to reverse
q favorable vote on the sub
stitute. the Houes then could
vote on the Rains bill. but could
not amend Il.
II the Herlong substitute
loses on tentative test today
the House could take up the
original Rains bill, amend it in
any way, and adopt or reject
It. A defeat Of the Republican,
supported Herlong substitute
today. however. would not
necessarily kin it.
At the time Of the final roll
calls. its sponsors might move
to send the Rains bill back to
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The proposed substitute. In
troduced recently as q House
bill by Representative Herlone.
Democrat OF Florida. would
authorize less money than the
Sis billion Mr.. Eisenhower
originally recommended. but 1t
retains several other sections
of the Democratic bill.
An afternoon Of general de-
bate yesterday gave no zeal clue
TO the outcome, despite con-
fident predictions on both sides
Speaker Rayburn said he be-
lieved the Herlong substitute
would be beaten. But he added
that he did not know to what
extent, II any, the House might
change the bigger bill sponsored
BY Representative Rains. DEM
ocrat of Alabama.
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AS explained BY Mr.. Her
long. the proposed SIS bill
lion substitute would author
lie 5000 million over three
years for urban renewal at
the rate Of 500 million in the
present fiscal year and $3.50
million in each Of the next
two years: extend and liber-
alize FILA insurance programs
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stone for the society's nsH
Rehabilitation Center and
School at ceremonies at ii:15
am. next Wednesday.
The new building. now
nearing completion. is located
at Thirteenth and oirard
streets NV.
Inside a copper box to be
sealed IN the cornerstone will
be placed a roster Of handi-
capped children attending the
school. The box also will con-
tain a copy Of the will of the
late Mrs. Theresa Crosson
Pepper. whose beQuest to the
society made possible the orig
inal building plans.
Also, 1853 Easter seals,
names of officers. directors.
staff and ladies' auxiliary win
be placed in the containers
The new center will provide
space for classroom work. and
for all phases Of therapy for
the young patients and for
the administration stan.
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and authority as in the Rains
bill: use q liberalized FILA
mortgage insurance approach
rather than a new direct
lending program to encour-
age construction Of hous-
ing for elderly persons: pro-
vide a $500 million increase
in authorized loan funds for
the college housing program,
the funds to be available only
after approval BY the congress
sional Appropriations COM
mittees and make no provi-
sion for more public housing
units.
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Substitute Housing Bill
To Pass, HoIIeck Says
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star stan writer

House Republican Leader Haeck said after Republican
membership meeting today that the the administration
Spported housing bill substitute would be extremely close
He predicted adoption Of the SIS billion substitute He
added however, that If they lose that Tight the Repub
cans will be Joined BY enough Democratic the North
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Center Ceremony
To Place Stone

John w. Thompson. jr..
president Of the District Of
Columbia Society for Crippled
Children. and associate editor
Of The star, viii lay the corner
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Hart SchafJner e Mars

to p in ar Sc wi new Summer t Of
dhte
pf ING
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Unlimited Free Park
ing Chevy Chose; One
Hour Free Parking
Downtown.
Downtown: 1910 2 St.
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as well as the South TO defeat
or greatly trim the S2.l billion
Democratic measure.
Mr.. Halleck said ne was con-
WINGED that the Democratic bin
in its present form would not
be approved BY President Ell
senhower.
Vote Probable Tomorrow
AS the House convened to
take tentative votes on various
amendment proposals this
afternoon. with final roll calls
probably tomorrow, Democratic
leaders continued to predict
that the SIS billion substitute
would be beaten.
They nevertheless hesitated
to predict whether their own
bill would then be adopted
without elimination OF the
controversial public housing
provision and a reduction In
the Sis billion authorization
for urban renewal programs.
Mr.. Halleck reported after the
closed conference of Republi-
can members this morning that
a few Of his colleagues probably
would oppose the substitute
measure which was Endorsed by
the White House yesterday.
Sees Losses Offset
He added that those losses
would be offset by support not
only from many Southern
Democrats. but also some
freshmen Democrats elected
last November from normally
Republican districts in the
North and West.
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be spent in the fiscal year be-
ginning next July /.
The overall authorization
would include SIS billion
three-year program Of urban
renewal grants. $40 million for
urban planning grants. $780,
900 for farm housing research,
SIS million for defense hospital
grants. and the l0w-rent public
housing planning and con-
struction grants for 100000
units at the rate Of IS. 1000 units
a year. It also would involve
loans Of $500 million for coll
lege housing. 500 million for
dwellings for persons over 50
years old. and SIS million for
special assistance to purchase
cooperative housing.
Other Main Provisions
Other major provisions
would increase by Sc billion
Immediately and 81 billion on
July the amount Of mort
cages that the Federal Hous-
ing Administration could in
sure: raise from $4,000 to
$4,000 the mortgage limit on
one and two-family homes
and reduce down-payment re-
quirements on homes priced
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by Representative Herlong,
Democrat Of Florida, would be
beaten. But he added that he
did not know to what extent.
If any, the House might change
the bigger bill sponsored py
Representative Rains. Demo-
crat Of Alabama.
In addition TO predicting pas
sage Of the Herlong substitute.
Republican leaders saw still
better prospects Of striking out
the Rains bill provision for S5,-
900 new public housing units
annually for the next four
years.
Parliamentary strategy held
an important key to the
eventual result. The Rains bill
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30

Members Of the Chester
Garden Club with husbands
and some of their families as
guests, numbering 40, met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Brill. Wilson Mills
Rd., for a picnic. This was
July 25. Supper was served
at $50, games followed.
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er, Laehine, Mich. Enroute
they spent a day at the Ford
Routunda and Plant a n d
Greenfield Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Jac-
obs and daughters Lorna and
Janice and son. Gerald Jr.
of Eustis, Fla. spent Thurs
day in Cheser. They w e r e
dinner guests at Forr est
Bonds and called on other
friends and relatives. They
were enroute for the White
Mountains and other New
England points.
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BY LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park g-7016

Cub Scouts see Macon
On Monday. July 20, mem
bers of Cub Scouts Den No. 8
met at the home of Mark
Shelton, Westchester Trail
for a cook out. The G gr ou p
which included Mark, jeff
Haaf, Michael Nc Nerney
Steve Pauley, Bobby Healy,
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NEWS from CHESTER

Steve Kozak and Billy Nc :
Farland were taken by Mrs.
William Shelton and Mrs.
Michael McNerney for a trip
down the lake front for a vi
sit to the cruiser Macon. The
report the ship very interest
ing.
4 A 4
Heir Ways
A son was born to Mr.. and
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Miss Dorothy VanGorder
OF Summerville, N. j.. Is vi
sitting her cousin. Mrs.
Ralph Kneale and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Eddy
Jr. and son spent the week
end with Mrs. Eddy's mother
Mrs. slocum in Erie. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. T
Taylor spent the first of the
week in western Ohio.
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You've got more to go on than our say-so:
Every motor magazine has given Chevy's
standard passenger car and Corvette V8'S
unstinted praise SPORTS CARS ILLUS
TRATED says it this way: surely
the most wonderfully responsive engine
available today at any price" And If you
want the thrift of a six, you still get the
best of it in Chevy.
BEST ECONOMY Nodoubt about this:
a pair of Chevy skies with Powerglide
came in first and second in their class in
this years Mobilgas Economy Run-get-
ting the best mileage of any full-size car,
22.3S miles per gallon.
BEST BRAKES Not only bigger, but
built with bonded Innings for up to 66o.
longer life Just to prove what's what,
Chevy out-stopped both of the "other two"
in NASCAR*- conducted test of repeated
stops from highway speeds
*National Association for Stock Car Advancement and
Research
BEST RIDE A few minutes behind the
wheel will leave no doubt about this.
this way: 9. s. the smoothest, most quiet,
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BEST TRADE-IN Check the figures in
any N.A.D.A.* Guide Book. You'll find that
Chevy used car prices last year averaged
up to $128 higher than comparable models.
of the "other two" I'd s.
sNational Automobile Dealers Association ~
BEST ROOM Official dimensions re-.
ported to the Automobile Manufacturers
Association make it clear. Chevy's front
seat hip room, for example, is up to So.
inches wider than comparable cars. Il
BEST STYLE It's the only ear of the
leading Iow-priced that's Enthusiastically
modern in every line. "In its price Glass;"
says POPULAR SCIENCE magazine, "a.
new high in daring styling"