davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SACRIFICING
$4,000
UNDER COST

Beautiful center-hall brick rambler
on magnificently Handicapped lot
with privacy and lge shade trees:
3 twin bedrms.. 3 full baths, lge.
1st-floor family rm.; rec. rm. in
bsmt.; finished rm. on End floor
DASHBOARD T-WATER HEAT,
Gear carport, tool shed. lge. COW
cred patio. many extras. Drasti-
cally reduced to S33,500. OWNER,
JU. 5-T363
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DIPLOMATS
ARLINGTON

Realty Co, Inc, 23O0 Wilson Blvd.
ia. 7-930O Open It'll
ENGLISH COLONIAL in Bon Air
Park area. Gracious older home;
4 bedrooms, baths. . fireplaces
and modern kitchen, step-down
living room with entrance to patio.
Swimming membership available.
praisal valuation. TOWN a. COUN-
TRY PROP. INC. KE. 6-6Qnn
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CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs

Large Colonial; & bedrms., ga
baths, lge. closets, excellent cond.
Den, scr. porch, 2-car garage;
beautiful garden. Priced in low
40s TO close an estate. o. F.
SMITH & BROS, CO.. INC, OIL,
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LIVE NEXT DOOR

II u 4NIzA DOO1G
1905 Lantern dr.. Wheaton. A
Split-lev. .w/eyerything, incl. sep
Din. rm., firepl. and baths. Easy
Sl9.500 Call Mr.. Ryan. VIII. 9
S942 with NJ. PAUL HANNAH. AID
2-4l00.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-White
brS ramb, in excel. wooded setting
equip. kit. pine paneled den or 4th
bedrm.. attached gar. Price incls
club membership. S2s.95O. SLIGO
REALTY. Realtors. JU S-S6nO .
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CHEVY CHAsE-KENsINGTON

setting Of large old shade trees.
Cool screen porch overlooks large
and very beautiful-fenced lot
Exceptionally large living room
with fireplace. S22 500. Mr.. Bar
row OIL. 6-5l22. FRANK S. PHIL
IDC IAE,
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CLOSE
COIINTRY AcRES

4la Of them; rambler, 70-ft. long
including 2-car garage. huge liv.
rm., patio, 2 lge. bedrms., poss.
3rd bedrm. or den; conv. section.
100-tree orchard and large tool
bldg, S22,500 and "OK'D 4
TRADE"
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CHEVY CHASE = Old Georgetown
charm. 3 blks. to GEICO, LIT,
Woodies; completely remodeled
gem. 200-ft. lot; S19.950.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 It'll 9
CLOSE IN off Piney Branch-Phila.
4-bedrm., 2La-bath brick Cape Cod.
FIRST OFFERING, S2l.500
Lovely paneled rec. rm. with full
BEERS BROS Til o. III 6-7611
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Burning Tree Estates

Oyerlooking Bethesda Country Club.
"a acre. bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
rm.. dead-end street. ideal loca-
tion for lge. family. S34,95O. Ewes.
call Mr.. Howard. EN- 5-O494.
W. c. e. A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
list VnTTR HOME WITH TIC
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BURNING TREE VALLEY
BETHEsDA-Beautifu Tyr. .-old, A.
bedrm. Colonial split-level. Locat-
ed in large wooded lot. Conv. to
schools. Can be seen anytime. Mid
sos. Compare this value with 9TH
ers. No realtors. Call EN-. 5-02bl.
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CHEVY CHASE-GII-brick rambler

close-in, 2la baths, fireplace, huge
modern kit. level lot, basement
with exit, porch, separate din.
nm, immaculate. only S27.950.
WE TAKE TRADES, HUGH T.
PECK PetheSda NI R-011O
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Realtors

5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
DAYTIME. PHONE KE. 7-1370
MASS. AVE. AREA-Belleve IL OF
not, this Cape Cod offers 4 bed
rms and . baths on lovelv-l -leve
lot, and all for only SlS.950. See
to beilevei EN-. 2-S2O6, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY INC. ewes
~ AptS1
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BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
REALTORS
GOLF CLUB MANOR

GOT GUTS?? A real challenge to
the pioneer and fix-it-up in
stinct! Ia acres with detached
3-horse stall and hav loft PLUS
home needs painting. etc., with
sep. din. rm., 3 bedrms., rear scr.
porch with INDOOR OUTDOOR
BARBECUE AND FIREPL., full
bsmt. with attached garage: COM
plete grounds fenced: close in
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CHEVY CHAsE-caiifornia rambler

CHEVY CHASE-California rambler
available for early possession. .
large bedrms. plus paneled den or
additional bedrm., 2 full baths.
large living room with fireplace
overlooking quaint garden and
patio, large separate din. rm.,
mod. kit, built-in garage. S25,50O,
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., LO
5-1014
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KIENsINGTON, WEST-Priced reas.
thews lane-Beaut. Cape Cod, brk.
and frame. LIST floor: . bedrms.
ige. liv. rm.. dinette and kit; 2nd
floor, unfin. bedrms., bath, full
size walk-in bsmt. tile floors: lge
50xl25-ft. lot with shade trees.
OWNER. VIII. 6-l512. NO AGENTS,
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FALLS CHURCH

4.bedroom Cape Cod with finished
family rm. and 2-car detached ga
rage; Nice lot with trees and
Shrubbery. Priced amazingly low
at $4,000
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AREA,-OPEN DAILY
1-5, unequaled 5-bedrm., 2l7 bath
split-level with family rm. and
garage. S3S.500. Also new A.
bedrm. Colonial. 2l7 baths, den,
big family rm. S3S,95O River
I'd. to Kenwood entr. at Brook
side DR.. left to westward, right to
homes. SAMUEL z BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, OIL. 6-TS00 It'll q
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CH. CHASE VIEW, sea, ,50O-Brk.
Cape Cod on lovely street; en-
trance hall, big liv. rm. 90 by IL,
sep. din. rm., lst H. bedrm. and
bath, . big bedrms., bath upstairs,
rec. rm. on garden level; driveway,
MARVELLOUS LOT lOOXl5O. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
OIL $1,000 'til q
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DAMASCUS - New 5-rm. frame
rambler, aluminium siding; liv. rm.
12X16; firepl, din. ell, modern
kit, refrlgerator, stove. 3 bedrmS.,
Ia baths. hardwood floors, full
bsmt.. oil heat, lge. lot; Sl7,250.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
WI. S-9223 3Ol-DI. 9-3262
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RAEn3; vE4fRINss ;iWasH; no FEME EXsH NEHbED AhHAD
and only SSS per mo. buys this
immaculate home. Twin-sized bed
rms, sep. din. rm., enclosed porch
and extras throughout. E. c. HILL
LEY g. CO.. REALTORS, AP. Z
1000 'til q nm
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IA. 7-6525

WALTER R, REYNOLDS CO.. INC.
FALLS CHURCH, SI6.95O = A
quaint. versatile, 7-rm.g lI2-bath
Colonial surrounded by a beautt-
fully handicapped lot, towering
trees Liv. rm. has beamed ceiling
and stone firepl. Assume Si3,400
49, loan, payable SlOl so per
month pitt, liberal terms Walk
to St. James. George Mason H s.,
bus, etc. LUCILLE COOK, Real
tor. JE 2-2o1o IE 0.4RR4
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of the district. Mr.. Ellsworth
said that support for the Ten
nessee Valley Authority ''helps
the job opportunity situation
In Tennessee, but not in Kan
sas City"
Mr.. Ellsworth also opposed
recognition of Communist
China-which he said Demo-
Gratis were willing to consider
and accused congressional
Democrats of treating "our ma
tional defense as a purely po-
ltical issue"
He promised to work with
Republicans in Congress to
Introduce crop production
control" In order to take "at
least so million acres Of farm
land out of production
and to reduce Government
stored surplus commodities.
An attorney, Mr.. Ellsworth
had served in Washington as
legal assistant to the vice
chairman of the Federal Mari
time Board (l953-54). His po-
litical background includes
work with the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Commit
tee and his local Douglas Coun-
ty central committee.
! Mr.. Ellsworth was born June
IL. 1926, in Lawrence, where
he lives with his wife and son
Graduating in l945 with ar
engineering degree from the
University of Kansas, he served
in the Navy before going tc
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Assistant Secretary Of Health,
Education and Welfare, Is q
former Representative from
Pennsylvania whe failed to be
reelected.
Herschel c. Loveless, q for
mer Governor Of Iowa failed
in his campaign for the Sem
ate. was appointed by President
Kennedy to be q member Of the
Renegotiation Board, although
a question has subsequently
been raised as to whether q
vacancy win be available on.
the panel.
The only member of Mr..
Kennedy's official family who
ran for office in 1860 and won
is his Secretary of the Interior,
Stewart L. Udall. A former
Representative from ARIZONA,
M. Udall won reelection last
fall.
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ment-in.kind from existing
surpluses.
He rejected an invitation to
seek the Endorsement Of thc
AFL-cIo's Committee on Po-
litical Education. He also spe-
officially dissented from many
positions taken in q ''Ques-
tionnaire to Congressional Cam
didates" issued by the Manion
Forum, some Of whose propos-
ais Mr.. Mosher characterized
as leaning toward authors
tartan statism."
AS a five-term State Senator
(195l-6D, Mr.. Mosher took q
leading role in obtaining pass
age Of a bill to open all State
governmental meetings To the
press.
Editor and publisher o; lhe
Weekly Oberlin News-Trioune
Mr.. Mosher served two terms
on the oberlin City Council
(l945-5D.
Born. in DeKalb County. II
May 7, 1906. he was graduate-i
cum laude from Oberlin Col
lege and has done graduate
work there, at the University o.
Chicago and at Columbia Uni
versity. He lives in Oberlin
with his wife. They have two
children and a grandson, Mr.
Mcsher is a Congregatlonalist
tconEressional Quarterly
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9 Defeated Candidates
Given Top U. S. Jobs

candidate. for Governor Of New
Hampshire.
Frank M. Coffin, appointed q
director Of the Development
Loan Fund, Is. a former Rep
resentative from Maine who
failed In a bid for Governor.
George Docking, appointed a
director Of the Export Import
Bank. Is a former Governor of
Kansas who failed TO- be re-
elected.
j. Allen Frcar, jr., appointed
a member of the Securities and
Exchange Commission, is q
former Senator from Delaware
who failed to be reelected.
Oryille Freeman. appointed
Secretary of Agriculture, is a
former Governor of Minnesota
who failed to be e-elected.
George S. McGovern. ap-
pointed director of the Food
for Peace Administration, is q
former Representative from
South Dakota who failed to be
elected Senator.
James M. Quigley. appointed
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furniture
Washington store oRIy

were CompoTooie 10 now
2-Pc Bed-Dovenport Suite, foom
cushions. beige. os is $500 1899
Modern Soto, foom cushions,
brown, floor sompIe 1898 ss.ss
Soto, foam eushona. naturoI, floor ,a..5s t
sompe 1898 1899
Lounge Choir, foom cushions, f4t. g.,
gold. Hoor sompe 94.oS 4S.e9
Chonnet Book Chair, foam eush- a-5 F.'
IONS turquoise, floor sompe 1898 S4.s9
Lounge Chair, foam cushions,
toost, floor snmpe 59.o5 3s.99
Full Size Bookcase Bed woInut
finish, floor sompIe 1898 1899
Full Size Poster Bed, cherry fin
ish, floor sompe 5e.95 1899
Desk, woInut finish, floor sompe 1898 69.9s
Twn-Size Bookcase, wonut fir
ish. floor sompe 1895 1899
Single Dresser Bose. gray, floor
sample $500 39.o9 d.
Reclining Choir brown, floor -
somple 1895 4A.99
Mocozine End TobIe, maple fin
Ish. floor sample 31.e5 1899
Corner Unit. buiternut, floor
sompIe $500 1899
FURNITURE-WashiH0toH, Filth Floor g..
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NEW FACES IN CONGRESS
Charles A. Mosher
OAlo's 18th District

Winning BY a margin con-
siderably lower than those en-
joyed in past elections by re-
firing Representative A. D.
Baumhart, ir., Charles A. Mo-
sher, 81. nevertheless carried
Ohio's traditionally Republican
18th district by 4.067 votes for
q STA per cent victory.
Final returns gave Mr.. Mo-
sher 73,1O0 votes to 69,033 for
his Democratic opponent. J.
William McCray.
Styling himself an "enlight-
ened conservative" Mr.. Mosher
made various statements dur
ing his campaign in support Of
a thorough reappraisal' Of
United States foreign aid pro-
grams, which he said have been
perhaps . too piecemeal."
He approved Federal co-or-
dination and leadership in re-
search, technical development
and prograanming" of conser-
vation projects for natural re-
sources, but suggested "decen-
tralized administration" OF the
policy aspects of the projects.
Rather than approving def
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At least nine defeated 1850
candidates for Governor. SEN
ator or Representative have
been given major appointments
In the Kennedy administration,
according to a. congressional
quarterly survey. They are:
Joseph w. Barr, appointed
assistant to the Secretary OF
the Treasury for congressional
relations, is a former Repre-
sentative from Indiana who
failed to be reelected.
Bernard l.. Boutin, ap-
pointed deputy administrator
Of the General Services hdmin-
istration, was an unsuccessful
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cit spending, he would support
increased taxes and tax re-
forms "if more revenue is es-
sential for valid public needs :
He disapproved rigid sup
port for agricultural commodi7
ties and suggested experiment.
ing with programs for pay
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the University CT Michigan for
his LIB, which he received in
l949. He again served in the
Navy during the Korean War
and has taught at the Univer-
sity of Kansas School of Busi-
ness. He is an Episcopalian.
Congressional Quarterly
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-.-------- STARRED ITEMS WILMINGTON
BARGAINS FOR THE HOME

BARGAINS FOR THE HOME
A22-'wesulor $50 BIonksts. rssuIcr size 9.00
Foyon end cotton. Pink only ~
30-lnes. ls9 Both Nat Sets, woshobIe cotton 0ae
pile. stex-bOeked. Ape. W
A2s-Wsre Comp to 2ss Cotton Muslin Mot zee
tress Covers zippered. Full or irwin sizes
%4s-lues. l.S9 curtuns. short lengths. Dde- e0c
ron poyester. nyIon or ruyOn w
%2s-Were Comp. to lsS ccfe Curtains, dis e39
continued patterns. MOny coIors
%2o-Wsrs Comp to sse voIonees. solids or 9Oe
prints -a~-r AOO
As-Wsrs Comp. to I.ss Chair Pods. cotton I39
corduroy Crushed foam rubber filled
k6-lrrss. 4.6s-2ss Venstiur Blinds, dumosed. 81
Assorted sizes
%l6-lrres. 40 WuII-to-Wol Bothroom curpet. with
lid cover. cott0" Oi'e' IOte1-boeked. se'e'O' 5S
BARGAINS FOR WOMEN
60-Misses Were Comp to 29s.399 BIouses. cotton,
royon or Dueron poIyestsr and cotton Broken 50
sizes 32-3S, 40-A u
l2o-Missss' Were Comp. to l.o0 Tclored Shirts.
prints. Convertible collars. roll-up sleeves Sizes
&loo-Misses Were Comp to 2ss cordisuns, Orion &C
yie Some with Ices trim. some with initials, z2Z
Sizes 3A-A0 ... 49,
*35-Misses' Were Comp. to ) for 81 Chino Cotton
Stocks, block. 9t.,Sl
Broken sizes l0-l4 4------. -. -----.--
+22 Ines $50 Royon und Cotton Blankets, .9S
regular size, pink only .---
Aso-Misses' ness. l.ss HOndboss. teen Sf1c
styles; assorted eoors W
%4-Womens Were Comp. to SOS Side Hook GrdIes
pink cotton broeade SO
Sizes 26. 30, 81 -. -.----...---.-.- --.- .-.. ~
A2o-Misses' lrres. IS AII-in-ons Foundations 50
bro sizes 32-36, A &, 3 cup. .---------.-----4!
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Morse Art Shown

Per Jonas Nordhagen, a
Harvard University fellow at.
Dumbarton' Oaks, showed COL.
ored slides Of Morse Art to the
Norwegian Society at its meet
ing this week in the Social
Hall of the Georgetown Luth-
eran Church. ..
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earthemWare
ssSu1mmertime" pattern
WeshinaSon store only

rugs
wsshisssen store only
were eompSrobIeto now
RUG green ss7z9s 1900
eas buitero"' ] ~ wv" 6S.s7 1900
1888" Al NyIon Pile Twist.
ooIuen beige 6o.79 1900
r2sx4'6" All HyIop Pile Twist,
outunn beige 1910 1000
l2'x4'e" All Nylon Pile Twist,
cocoa color 5o.59 1900
turquoise 1927 1900
! l2'x4'7' All Nylon Pile Twist
beige $3.50 1000
| l2'xl'7" Dupont sol NyIon Pile,
spice GOLD 1000 100
1872" All NyIon Pile Twist,
chompoone 1888 LOO
l2'xI2' NJon Pile, Sondowood l542o 5000
l2'xl2' Embossed Wool Pile VIII
ton, grey ~ I43s4 1000
RUGS-Wdshin0ton. Fourth Floor
appliances, TV
Washington store only
Portable Record Poyer, 4 speed --- 1856
10 Record Cobinets, ow-boy style 1856
APPLIANCES. TV-WGshiHVtoH, Sirth Floor
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Ian;as' Il Ei.,i:,

Polling 52.4 pr cent cf the
votes cast in Kansas I'd dis
trict, Robert F. Ellsworth. "a
brought the areas traditionally
Republican seat back 20 It f"r-
mer status.
He defeated one-term Rep
resentative Newell :. George
by 95.l62 votes to 8s.493 in the
unofficial tally.
Charging Mr.. George with
votinc against the bcst int-r ,stS
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art needIewOrk
Washington store only
we're comparable to now
3 9-Pc. Ploce Mat Kits for en-
broidery ---- 34e 2.4s
3 Shopping Bog Kits ------ 4ee 2.S9
Cuddy Toy Kit ----- l95 100
| Furry Pillow Kit a. ------ loe 100
10 Foom Rubber Toss Pillows - 3e8 2.9S
80 Feather Weight Yorns. 20 OF.
II Stomped Cloths, 52x52" 90 32e 2.49
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Third Floor
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lamps
Washington steEe only

wsre comparable 10 now
Nodt.n Tobe Lomps, beige 1923 500
Modern To5e lomps blue $50 2.sS
White Colonial Lomp with
chimney o.o8 7.98
finish $3.50 1850
Pin-Up Lomps for kitchen or
dining oreo 5.es Isss
Oriental Style TobIe Lomp, eoroI 1898 2i.ss
White Ceromc Toble Lamps, -
walnut bose 24oS 1898
China Boudoir lomps, white .,.
moTbe bose 5.4o 3.49
trim % ' r''''' ''''' ''''''' 249s iO.ss
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Bulky or flot knit Orion ocNIie cordioons ond
sIipons in escorted eolors. Sizes 34-4o.
BETTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Second Floor: Langley Park ana
ShtTftHgtoH First Floor ~
Evening star., 1961-10-05

Discover how American Motors policy of
sharing progress with customers (as well as
with workers) gives you more than 100 i'm
provements, more car for your money-yet
keeps Rambler prices rock-bottom low.
Come take the Rambler Discovery Drive
today. Discover what a wealth of advances
Rambler brings you for 1862.
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.eW Luunge.T Seat

NELD IUung6' I'LL SedI
Exclusive Passenger front cushion hydraulcay
for knee height give comfortable leg support Also
adjust individually for leg and seat-back angeke
costly lounge chair Adjustable headrests Lowcos options
NeLU Double. Safety Brake System
Tandem master cylinders for front brakes for rear
standard on all models If one system damaged the other
still works. SeIf-adiustng brakes Standard also.
NeLD Road Command Suspension
New springs new control arms outer ball joints new
steering ease Rambler Classic, Ambassador vs. Smoother
ride Pin-pont steering Easier parking More stability.
NeLU 33,00O.M LubriCatiOn
Most Rambler models require chassis fabrication only every
years 50 900 miles, whichever first Many compo
fabricated for life on all models
NeLD 2.Year Engine COOIant
Radiator and cooling system of all 81 Rambes protected
with Dowgard Fulfill Coolant-wont freeze 4O' below
won't boil away in desert heat Low in cost Warranted
against loss for "a months or 1000 miles,"
NeU 4,O0O.MiIe Oil Change
Now go twice long between normal engine oil changes
every 600 miles Oil filters standard RamberS already voted
most Toublefree," are now even more service-ree.
NeU Best RustprOOfing
The only with Deep-Dip rustproofng up the roof
armorclad beowdoor body panels with rusproof zinc
NeU More HeadTOOm, Leg Room
More usabe front headroom thanks deeper coil springs
and foam cushoning Sooters stretch out in Seats
Inches foot in 81 Classics and Ambassadors
NeU E.StiCk NO-CIutCh. Pedal Transmission
At lasta transmission that gives you nocutch driving
fraction of the usual Most of the convenience of
automatic with the economy of stckSh Option American.
NeU 27h More Road Clearance
275 road clearance 81 Rambler Classic and Ambas
Sador VS. 1870 in American You can take steep city
ramps backwoodS roads with far less chance of scrapng
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Discover how you share Rambler's progress.
Discover new beauty in cars more useful,
more livable. Cars that give more service-free
driving, more savings, more safety. Cars that
resist rust, stay new longer, cost less.
Discover new performance, handling, cor
nering, ride. Interiors that rival $4,000 cars in
rich fabrics, carpeting and appointments.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS, MIDI Amatucci Rambler, Inc.
a001 CoIebroOks Drive
LAURELi Tri.C0unty Rambler, Inc.
MT. RANIERi Orbit Rambler, Inc.
SILVER SPRINGS; 1. P. Saftord Rambler City
Evening star., 1961-01-05

NOTE: The engine in your car may frequent
ly turn even faster than the engines of q
DC-7 at cruising speed. Think Of this next
time you are passing on the highway.
Ingredient IA Is anti-knock mix
for extra resistance to knocks
You might think that two high-octane ingre-
dients are enough for knock-free perform
ance. But Shells scientists have ears like
musicians.
They insist on adding a special anti
knock nsix A mix, so effective, one tea
spoon per gallon can boost anti-knock
rating by five points.
This mix has the tricky job of regulating
combustion so that Super Shell gives each
piston firm, even push rather than a
sharp blow which would cause knock.
Ingredient rs is Butane for
quick starts on cold mornings
Butane is so eager to get going that Shell
keeps it under pressure 400 feet below
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ground to stop it from vaporizing by itself.
Think what this extra volatility means in
cold weather. Your engine fires in seconds.
There is less strain on your battery. And
none on your patience.
NOTE: Super Shell is primed with Butane
all year round. In winter, Shell scientists
simply increase the quick-start dose.
Ingredient #6 is Pentane mix
for fast warm.ups on cold days
Pentanes are made by tearing gasoline apart,
much as you split kindling to start log FIRE.
In this case, the "logs" are petroleun's
heavier hydrocarbons. A special process
transforms their molecules from slow-
burning logs" into the quicker-fring
"kindling."
NET RESULT: Fast waun-up and top per-
formance in hurry.
Ingredient ~ is an 'anti.icer"
to check cOld.weather stalling
Super Shells formula is adjusted as often as
eight times year to beat the weather For
example, whenever the temperature is likely
to be less than fory-6ve degrees, carbu-
rotor anti-icer is added.
Why add anti-icer at forty1fve degrees7
Because, even then, frost can form in your
carburetor just as it does in your refrigerator.
1t can choke your engine dead.
Ingredient #S is gum preventive
to keep carburetors clean inside
Even thepurest gasoline can form gum when
stored. This can clog carburetors and foul
automatic chokes. But, with Super Shell,
you needn't worry. A special gum preven-
tive does the trick.
Itacts like policeman controlling mob.
Regulates unstable elements to help keep
them from clotting. Hence no gum problem.
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Ingredient ~ IS "cat.cracked"
gasoline for power with a purr

Ingredient NJ Is "cat.cracked"
gasoline for power with purr
This is petroleum that has actually cracked
under 9oo-degree heat and catalytic action.
Its heavier molecules have been shattered
into livelier, lighter ones.
The result is a super-octane ingredient
that makes your engine puu with power the
moment you put your foot down.
NOTE: "Cat-cracking" refers to the use Of a
catal alyst-the mysterious substance that can
alter molecules without changing itself.
Ingredient #3 is Alkylate, noted
for knock control in hot engines
Jimmy Doolittle helped pioneer this out
standing high-octane ingredient for Shell
aviation fuel.
Alkylate ingredient that took the
dream Of l0O-octane gasoline out of the lab
and put it into the skies-is is now in Super
Shell. 1t controls knocking in hot engines
at high speeds better than anything else yet
available.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

ToDAY, every Shell dealer in this area
i has remarkable Super Shell in his
pumps.
Anotice on each Super Shell pump prom
ises that this gasoline will give your car top
performance. Shells scientists want you to
know why they can make this promise.
Ingredient III is TCP for power,
mileage and longer plug.life
Super Shell now contains an even better
version Of this famous additive. Its chemical
name is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TCP' additiue can give your car up to
IS per cent more power; up to IL extra
miles per tankful; and can make plugs
last up to twice as long.
New TCP does this by neutralizing certain
harmful effects of combustion deposits. 1t is
scientifically formulated to keep them from
glowing when hot-a major cause of power
loss. Also to keep them from diverting your
.spark-a major cause Of missing"
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Shell discloses the nine ingredients in
today's Super Shetland the remarkable thing
they do to give your car top performance

Super Shell gasoline with Ingredients Washington
phosphtea patented
increases mileage top performance
Evening star., 1961-11-09
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