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SILVER SPRING
JUST REDUCED
MIST SELL.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5

ASSUME HIGH 4hsS GI LOAN
Lovely 3,bedrm. rambler. close In;
and door low mo. payts.: oniy
$1,000 cash req. BY OWNER,
JU. 5-0404 for directions.
SILVER SPRING-Close- in. Wood :
moor area. Open ! to 8; big brick
fun baths, liv. rm. w/firepl., for
mal-size din. rm., country kit,
huge scrn. porch, attached gar,
full bsmt. Low 20s. Assume lge.
Oh loan or FLA with So, 900 dn.
Dir. Colesyille I'd. past -Four Cor
ners, 3 blks. to Southwood, left TO
104 southwood ave. JU. S-321S,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

Comfortable country home In ex-
cellent condition: 8 bedrooms. liv-
tne room. dining room, modern
kitchen, Ia baths. full attic, OF
hot-water heat: barn, garage
other buildings: orchard, pasture,
garden, shade trees: hard drive
Located on State road near BIC
station within easy commutinR
distance of AFC and Washington
Priced, S27,500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

Wellington, D. {.
October 3, 1851
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BETTER HOMES

BETTER HOMES
MARYLAND PARK $13,750
Z big rooms in older house; beauti-
full M-acre shaded lot. Many de.
sirable features for growing family.
No down OF or conventional terms.
.SUITLAND $14,950
Most desirable semidetached in this,
area. Beautiful family room and
2 full baths.
OXON HILL $15,5OO
l acre; 3-bedrm. Cape Cod with
aluminium siding; detached sarsge.
BOOK TERRACE $20,950
4-bedrm. rambler; 2 baths. rec. rm.
and bsmt'
WE TAKE TRADES
WEST REAL ESTATE
DE 6A0Sk
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RANDALL H. HAGNER a. co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV DE. $4,000
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-2-bedrm
bungalow with basement and leve
lot. Ideal for small family or re.
tired couple. Priced to sell quickly
Call WILLIAM REID, JU, 5-747o
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ADELPHI; BY OWNER; assume
$4,000, Az % loan-Brick ram
bier; 3 bedrmS.. . II baths, large
liv. rm., din. rm., de luxe kit,
large finished rec. rm.. PLUS
FALLOUT SHELTER; only $780,
5OU HE 4-R47o
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BELTSVILLE
OPEN, 1-Dark
11o1O EMACK ROAD

lI2IW EMACk KUhU
Just one left! All-brk. custom-built
3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler with
large carport, on tree-shaded lots,
tremendous liv. rm. with stone
firepl.. sep. din. rm., large fam,
lily size. all-electrie kitchen with.
breakfast bay. Home loaded WITH
washer. tiled and heated bsmt. y
priced to sell at only S2S,e50 with
Just 10ec down.
DIR: Out Rte. to Montgomery
I'd, left IA miles to Emack I'd,
right "a block to open house.
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ANDREWS ., AREA


H1LLCREST GARDENS, mr.. Branch
ave.-Prae. new brick rambler. &
lge., rms, 3 bedrms., . baths, iull
daylight bsmt.; lge. lot; sig. 50O
u BLOCK FROM BRANCH AVE AVE
only a few blocks from D, C. line
s.e.-Prac. new semidet. brk, with
bedrms., .31a baths: with Ice.
peorm. and bath LIST FIR; full
bsmt.; $21, 800.
FOREST HTS.-CuStom-built spae
prk. rambler with & rms, 3 lee
6edrms., . baths, rec. rm.; gas
.h.-w.-h.; garage; $50. $50. '
PA. AVE. SECTION. few blks
from D. c. line. s.e.-custom-
built, det. stone and brick rambler
with . lge. bedrms.. full DAYLIGHT
6Smt; nearly u acre garden lot
sU1TLASD, 1905 Davis .ve.-p.t.
3 bedrms.. all on LIST FIR: Ice.
level lot: 81 900 down.
FOREST HTS.-Custom-built spae
brick and stone 2-level with &
rms. and baths each level: over
1-acre Handicapped lot; ideal for
professional man; $50. 900.
H1LLCREST HTS, 26th ave-Det.
ork. Colonial; 8 rms, 3 bedrms.
ful daylight bsmt.; lge. land
seaped lot; Sl7,950.
JOSEPH F1LIPPO REALTY co.
RItrs;. Al2 MINI. Ave. Sc. at Pa.
LII. 4-7TlT In C.kQS6
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON PLAZA close by-pie.
turesque eustom-built split; only
2 bedrms., 2 baths but what q
surprise in the restl Glamoroui
liv. rm. on rear overlooks beaut
setting Of trees and flowers, S0x
20O-tt. lot; rec. rm., garage, etc.
owner retiring.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE LO. 5-195C
WHEATON-Very charming all-brk
3-bedrn., u bath home: finished
rec. rm. and exit from bsmt.i
S14, 800 and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN LO. 5-2005 Til s
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OPEN, 1-Dark

OPEN, 1-Dark E.
BIRMINGHAM ESTATES
11491 MONTGOMERY ROAD
$500 DOWN AND MOVE RIGHT
I'M All-brick rambler with car
port and finished rec. nm. on lse.
handicapped lot; liv. rn. with fire.
place, 8 bedrms.. Ia baths, mod
ern kit. outdoor barbecue with
patio. Full price, only SCI $50.
DIR Id ,. 9pt Eti miles % opsn SoSss'
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Realtors WE. $4,000
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LANGLEY PARK AREA
NDr;oly CoIoniaI an Ennb
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE AVERAGE starter home. 2
bedrms. on LIST floor, full din. rm..
large kit, stairway into . future
I'd. with firepi.; priced for quick
sale at S12,950. GI or FILA.
SPARKLING g. bedrm. rambler,
large liv. rm. with din. area. STEP
saver kit, large fenced I'd. with
patio: selling for Just Sl2,500, CT
no 5 dn. or assume present low
41a loan with nominal down.
LANHAM AREA - 4-bedrm. spar
king clean home, full din. rm.,
large kit wall-to-wau carpet, au-
tomato washer. new furnace new
wiring; can be purchased GI no
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CT NO MONEY DOWN SI..90o,
3-bedrm. rambler with large car
port. with very nice equipment;
can buy equipment, can also buy
furniture; owner is leaving town:
this is q real bargain. DIR: Out
marlboro pike, left on 57th ave
tSenate INN to NJ St, right Ia
houses; ewes, Mr.. Frangiamore
10. 2-262S.
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DISTRICT urJcurs n.

DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Brk. RAM
Dler, ST. 800. 3 be6rms., sep. din.
rm., wall-to-wall carpetins, De
luxe rec. rm.. city utilities, paved
street; mr.. all schools, GI or
FLA. DIR: Marlboro nike To
hight at District Heights, sharp
left to Moore d Moore signs on
county road; ewes. Mr.. Gonzales,
Moore g. Moore Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. b-43oo
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SPECIALS

Oh. so CLOSE I'M
Well-located 2-bedrm. homs. sen
din: rm.: CHEEKY kit: fun bsnt :
patio with Aluminium Awning:
storm windows and doors Many
extras! Close to shopping, schools
snS transportation. CT or FHA.
RETIREMENT HOME
Excellent condition, 2-bedrm bo,,..
ae luxe KIT; fun bsmt.: partially
IN rec. nm: eye-appealing Per-
maStone and Aluminium exterior
lovely level grounds. Close 10 shon.
pins ana transportation. Only
CAPE COD
Meli-located in Rockville area q
peurms.: baths: lEe, lot with
notnouse. Also washer and drvsr
Si or FLA. Vacant. Sl4,25O,
.. EVER POPULAR
Garrett Park. older home a.b.5-
I'm; rambler with sep. din I'M
iun osmt.: fin. rec. rm. Assume
Lee. 5APc CT loan at only SI0S 10
month. Only S15,95O.
GLENMoNT HILLS
MOST attractive 3-bedrm rap,hior
Eltn dining ell: full bsmt mar.
ueily lin. rec. rm. Excellent son-
ultlon throughout. Well land e sned
10Y with trees. Fenced, Close ~
senooB and bus transportation al
OF FHA. Sl7.500. Va
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sos DOWN-Includes settlement
Tor attractive 4-bedrm. bungalow
with large kit. pine-paneled
porch, beautiful lot. completely
FENCED. Only minutes from park
way walk TO express bus, school
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ANDREWS AREA

ST. MARGAREI's PARIsH-3-bed-
I'm. rambler with full bSmt., fenced
lot; newly decorated: immed. pos
HARTFORD HJILSSAssume large
fHA loan. immaculate 3-bedrTn
prick rambler: bsmt., equipped
Kitchen: Ice. lot. Quick possession.
FORESTVlLLE-GI or FLA. Neat
2-oedrm. rambler; fenced lot:
equipped kitchen, storm doors.
MORNINGSIDE - $3.50 down in
Guiding settlement; 500 mo, pays
bedrm. bungalow. Only
$4,000, with K-acre lot.
PRUDENTiAE REALTY CO.
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CARROLLTON-Rriek rambler. lust
one year old; in top Condition, 4
beorms., attractive de luxe equip.
ped kit, vall-to-wall carpeting in
NV. room, rec. room in full bsmt,,
level lot. Assume loan: quick set
tlement: immediate possession, A
good buy at $1,000.
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CAMP SPRINGS; CT nothing On. OF
FHA-Charming Colonial Just re-
decorated; 3 bedrmS., sep. din.
rm.. lge. family-sized kit. porch
across front, full bsmt.: big tree
shaded lot; vacant; $l6.50O.
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HNDhLWo AIh
suitland, open 1 to 5. 5906 Suit
land rd.-New 3-bedrm, brick
rambler ran sI lily, iiy; rIn,, din. nm. mod;
baths, garage, bsmt., finished rec.
rm.; immed. possession; assume
present loan or FHA conventional
terms available. Must see to APP
preciate.
JOE JACOBS REALTY, RE. $1,000
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDM0RE-All-brick rancher with
large kit, twin-size bedrms,,
countryside fenced lot. Only Sll,.
300. Vets, no down payment.
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AEnRRwS AnEA

HILLcREsT HEIGHTS; CT nothing
On, S1O6 mo. pays all-Like-neW
3-bedrm. brk. and frame semide-
tached town house: 20-ft. liv. rm.,
lge. sep. din. rm., big kit. with de
luxe equipment. daylight bsmt
ideal for rec. rm., huge closets,
many extra features; lge. fenced
lot with many shrubs and trees;
walk to schools. shopping and
bus: terrific value at Sl5,5O0.
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ALLENTOWN

TEMPLE HILLS ROAD
3 ramblers-Carport, rec. rm.,
lge. bedrms.. 2 full baths, lge
mod. kit. lge. din. rm., lRe. liv
rm. J. d C. CONSTR. CO., LU 2.
1895.
DIR: Out Branch ave. Sc, TT. Al.
lentown I'd, TT. Temple Hills I'd.
block left Farmer drive to enc
of street.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS de luxe
split-level, 8 bedrms., beautiful m.
with wall oven. surface rance, dis
posal. dishwasher and table space;
carpeted liy. room and din, room,
bullt-in sarage; alumni. awnings,
storm windows. Must see to aps
preciate ct gl9,950.
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Washington Estates, vacant. oper
! to 5. SOLO Kipling pkwy-NeV
4-bedrm. brick BELIEVED; lfv. rm.
din. rm., de luxe kit. enclosed
lalousied porch. = baths, bsmt.
finished rec. rm.: good terms
assume present B Il q loan, FLA
and conventional terms also avail.
able.
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LANDoVER AREA-An ev, catch.
ing soft. de luxe rambler: z he'd
rms, separate din, room, large
Kit. breakfast nook. pine paneled
family room, beautiful lot with
many. shrubs. patton and ranch
type fence. Only Sl5,95O. Already
financed to save,
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS: 81 nothing
dn.-4-bedrm. Cape Cod: . baths
lovely fenced yard with trees; walk
to bus and schools; $40 mo. pays
all; only $4,000.
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w @AI4A4l4t &C DUNLOF,
INC,
Realtors. Uptown office, EN-. 2-e71s
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BEI,TSVIILE'S BEST

P. 7-4e4s BERENs WE. B-ssss
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Fraternity
ConVenes at
Howard u.

More than 1000 of the $4,000
members of Omega Psi Phi, a.
national college fraternity, are
meeting in Washington today
for the beginning of their an
nual convention, which this
year marks the golden anniver-
sary of the fraternity's found
ing at Howard University.
District Commissioner John
B. Duncan will extend the city's
welcome to visiting OmegaS and
their wives at a session tomor-
row afternoon to be opened by
the national executive secre-
tary, H. Carl Moultrie of 1915
Seventeenth street NE.
Carl T. Rowan, State Depart
ment deputy assistant secretary
for public affairs, will address
the group at Tuesdays 10 am.
session and Robert G. Weaver.
head of the Federal Housing
Administration and a member
of the fraternity, will speak on
THE Influence of Scholarship
in the Space Age" at a luncheon
beginning at 12:340 pm.
A tour Of Howard University
is planned for Wednesday even
ing, and on Thursday, at the
10 am. session, the members
will hear a discussion on "The
Fraternity in the Field Of HUI
man Rights"
Attorney General Robert r.
Kennedy will be the main
speaker at a banquet Thursday
evening honoring the fratern-
ity's four founders, three of
whom are living and are ex-
pected to be present.
At the closing session begin
ming at 1880 pm. Friday, the
Omegas will hear an address
by another Omega, Spottswood
w. Robinson, III. a member Of
the Civil Rights Commission
and dean of Howard University
Law School.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

a different approach. And per-
sons with sentences extending
over two or three years have
not yet been accepted. No first
offenders have been accepted
because the idea is to research
into habitual offenders.
Gradually over the next few
years, he feels, the program
should be expanded and ex-
tended to include such things
as halfway houses for prison.
ers about to be released.
Most important, he adds, will
be poSt-release clinics set up in
a manner similar to the Dis
trict's mental health clinics
being established to help men,
tai patients released from st.
Elizabeths Hospital maintain a
normal, orderly life.
According to this clinical
psychologist and his staff, the
future of penal rehabilitation
here is very bright.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
! Star staff Writer

A unique District progrars
hopes to show that only IL per
sent Of jailed criminals become
fepeaters after intensive pSy-
biological therapy as COM
Ioared to the general repeater
average of so per cent with a
dve-year period.
Even If the figure jumps
somewhat, a great stride in
penology is foreseen.
The special study of Sc
lected criminals, all con-
Victed of felonies and all of
whom are already repeaters, in
the reformatory at Lorton, Va,
has shown District officials and
penal institutions over the
country that intensive psyche
therapy can help the discharged
prisoner return to a normal
life.
The program, which began
in May, 1859. under the leader
chip OF clinical psychologist
Reuben S. Horliek, Ph.D., is
not expected to empty the
prisons. But it has laid the
groundwork so that, with ex-
pansion, up TO so per cent of
the average prison population
can be helped to a normal life
after discharge.
While many prisons use
Evening star., 1961-08-13

| psychologists and social work.
erS, this is the first such in
tenSive program of its kind in
the country. Over the last 21a
years, it has been looked over
by representatives of many
States and foreign countries.
To date the special staff has
screened 631 men and accepted
1853 for the psychotherapy pro-
gram. OF these, AZ have been
released in the normal fash
ion-voluntary participation in
this therapy does not mean
earlier parole or conditional
release.
Only five have violated their
parole or conditional release
and have been returned.
Of the 81 others, DR.. Horlick
and members of his staff oc-
casionally meet some on the
streets of Washington, stop
and chat a bit and then go on.
quite proud of their job.
The big test will come over
the next 212 years. Overall,
according to Donald Clemmer,
director of the Districts De-
partment of Corrections, so
per cent of all released felons
get in trouble again within a
five-year period.
Most Back in Year
But, DR.. Horlick notes, most
Evening star., 1961-08-13
BoWIes Is Back;
Firm on Berlin
BY the Associated Press


Undersecretary Of State
Chester Bowles said yesterday
Asian and African countries
realize fully that the issue in
Berlin is not just a legal
squabble-it is the issue Of
freedom ITSELF"
Mr.. Bowles, returning from
conferences with United States
officials on the two continents,
told newsmen:
II think there is a growing
awareneSS in Asia and Africa
that the very principle of self
determination, so important in
Berlin, is the same as that of
the freedom and independence
Of the Asian and African ma
tions."
IF we in the United States
should talter over the prin-
ciple of self-determination in
Berlin, no one will ever trust
us again anywhere"
Mr.. Bowles said he conferred
with United States officials
from 56 countries in meetings
at Lagos, Nigeria, Nicosia, Cy-
prus, and New Delhi, India. He
said he plans similar meetings
in a few months in Latin
America and the Far East.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
lorton Psychotheropy Test Lifts
Rate of Prisoner Rehabilitation

of these men who are destined
to be caught in further crime
are back within q year.
While Mr.. Clemmer is hope
full and anxious for the sue
cess of the program, he will
wait two to three years for a
further evaluatiof. And DR..
Horlick will continue his work.
With him are clinical psy-
biologists Harry S. Diffen-
derger, Frederic S. de Aboitiz
and Robert Phillips; sociolo-
gist Herman G. Schroeder and
psychiatric social worker Gro
yer c. Dye, who is assistant
chief of the program.
Important in the relation
ship between the volunteer pris-
oners in the program and the
staff is complete secrecy. There
is, says DR.. HorIick, no pres
sure from the institution for
confidential information OBJ
tanned from prisoners. The files
on each prisoner are guarded
carefully and never shown any,
body outside the staff.
Many Not Eligible
Not every volunteer prisoner
can be accepted in the program.
For example, persons charged
with narcotics violations are
turned down because, DR.. Hor-
lick says, they are in need of
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Providence NAACP
Bolsters Accusation

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. u
(AP).-The Providence branch
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People announced this after
noon that it had mailed today
to Mayor Walter H. Reynolds
notarized statements from wit
nesSeS to police brutality" in
South Providence during a re-
cent street disturbance.
The NAACP had complained
to Mayor Reynolds that some
police used brutal treatment on
Negroes in dispensing a crowd.
The mayor told the NAACP to
produce evidence or to with
draw its charges.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

But, DR.. Horlick notes, most
Evening star., 1961-07-10

every 10000 miles and oil changes every
1000 miles, we think that the emphasis should
be on gasoline :. not these "every-once-in-
awhile" services for which we recommend
specialist. However, we will be glad to pro-
vide you with the very highest quality, best
refined lubricating motor oil available-and
at big savings.
T. Scot Gasoline Stations are super-sized sta
tions, with multiple rows of pumps enabling
us to handle large volume of business Our
attendants can devote themselves to the bust
ness of waiting on gasoline customers prompt
ly. We can pump more gas -. and sell more
gas and as result we can sell gasoline
cheaper. Overhead is kept to minimum,
while service is always maximum.
3. Because you pay cash you pay less at
Scot Gasoline Stations. 1t costs money to pro-
vide credit and/or credit cards. Their cost
is tangible expense and must be reflected
in either prices or profits.
4. Three-minute service is the rule at Scot
Gasoline Stations whether you buy dollars
worth or tankfuD. 1t takes us less time to
wait on you, and you spend less time wait
ing on us.
5. Now, with Scot Octane- Blending right at
the pump we pass along to you savings not
ordinarily possible with refinery blended oc-
tame grades. We save on costly multiple bulk
plant storage and transportation. This saw
ing is reflected in Scots low prices.
Choose the Scot Gasoline
Thot's Octone-Roted for Your Cor
Save &c to 7c Gallon
Don't settle for the Closest thing" to the
exact grade for your car needs. You pay
from &c to 7c per gallon less for Scot Gaso-
lines than you would pay for nationally
advertised brands, yet Scot GasOlines have
been proven by private and state tests equal
to or better than these nationally y-advertised
brands.
Try one tankful of Scot Gasoline, octane-
blended for your cars best and most efficient
operation, on the basis of our guarantee.
Evening star., 1961-07-10

Read the Real Focts About Octone Rotinqs
and Why Scot Gosoines Are Your Best Buy
Just as the human machine" can use only so
many vitamins regardless of how many addi-
tional vitamins you may consume, so can your
car use just so many octanes in gasoline. Any
amount above this does not improve the per-
fOrmance of your automobile.
That's why it is vitally important for every
one who owns a car to know this important
truth about gasoline :.
No matter who says what about gasO-
lines, the most important measure of per-
formance of any gasoline in the engine
of your car is the Octane rating of the
gasoline.
That's why Scot Gasolines, with octane rat
ings, proven by state and private tests to
be equal to or better than other comparable
brands, including the best-known, nationally
advertised gasolines are your best buys in
gasoline. You save from &c to 7c per gallon
on different grades Of Scot GasOlines that
are all Octane-rated as premium grades.
Here are Gasoline Facts Known
to the Petroleum Industry thut
You, too, Should Know
The petroleum industry knows that the most
important standard Of gasoline is the anti
knock performance it gives the engine of
your car. This standard is known as the oc-
tame rating, or the anti-knock quality of the
gasoline.
When an automobile engine no longer
knocks" you are getting the maximum
power from gasoline. That's because the
gasoline has sufficiently high octane
rating to burn evenly and steadily across
the top of the cylinder. This steady, even
burning means that the gasoline is efficiently
pushing" your pistons instead Of "explod-
ing" them into action-whieh results in
knocking
In brief, gasoline in the engine of your car
produces its maximum power at a given point
known as the Octane rating. Any other num-
bers are just numbers. Octane is what really
counts.
Now, Scot Gasolnes give you individualized
octane grades from "a to 100 (plus) at gen.
uine savings ranging from &c to 7c per gallon
less than what you'd pay for nationally
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ter or one cent better than Scot Gasolines.
Evening star., 1961-07-10

The Petroleum Industry, Itself,
Buys Gasoline by Octune-R -Roting
Why Shouldn't You?
Any marketer of gasolines and we'll use our
own experience as an example, pays for gaso-
line on the basis of its octane rating. We
specify high-octane gasoline when we pur-
chase from some of the nations most modern,
scientifically-designed refineries. On the
basis of these specifications, we pay more
for 100-octane than we do for 94-octane And
you, in return, pay little more
But, whether your car uses 94-octane for best
performance or 100 octane, Scot has the cor
rect octane-rated gasoline for you T.. And we
sell it to you at savings of &c to 7c per gallon.
Scot Gasoline Stations Now Have
New BIender Pumps to Give You
Still Greater Values
Today, you can drive in to any Scot Gasoline
Station and purchase gasoline that's specifi-
calg recommended for your car-ranging
from 94-octane through 10Q-octane =. in
Guiding all grades in between That's total
of different octane grades.
Scot Gasoline's new blending pumps
now make it possible for you to enjoy top
engine performance at great savings. For,
at Scot Stations you now can select from not
just one or two different octane grades, but
seven different Octane blends at actual saw
ings of &c to 7c gallon :. . and you select
the specific grade for your car right at the
Scot pump.
You could pay $500 gallon if you wanted to
and not get any better performance from your
car than you get from the Scot Gasoline that's
Octane-rated especially for your cars engine.
Scot Cos can Sove You Money Because
We Are Specialists In Gasoline Marketing
We know that you want sound and sufficient
reasons for believing that Scot Gasolines are
actually priced from &c to 7c lower, and are
just as good-or even better-than nationally
known brands or other brands.
We're glad to give them to you
|. Scot Gasoline Stations are, first and fore
most, designed to give you the best gasolines.
Today, because auto manufacturers have i'm
proved cars to the extent that many of them
are guaranteed for two years; have self
adjusting brakes; require fabrication only