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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
Gl no 5 down or go dn. FLA to
qualified purchaser. Clean, newly
Call WA. 7-66I7 til o pm,
HOMEoWNERS REALTY CO, INC.
ASSUME THIS CT Loan, no red
tape. Lovely semi det. corner brick
mr.. Suitland, close in, storm
windows, side porch. many extras.
Like new inside and out. Only
$13.950. A real bargain. Trade
considered. FALLIN REALTY
Co Ii. 4-7300 or RE h.4734
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PENTAGON PERSONNEL find easy
from this charming 3-bedroom
brick split-level home now vacant,
for immediate occupancy. All
modern equipment including eye
level oven. Spacious living and
dining room. cheerful basement
that will be the center of family
recreation activity. You can own
1t for Just S23,S50. Call our
salesman for an appointment.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for all types of
property. Call MILTON r. RUP-
PERT. EN-. 3-5407, DI. 7-5015
PRIVATE PARTY will pay 500 900
cash for art house. Best NV.
area or nrby. Mont. Co. Box
306-C Star.
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MCLEAN
NEED MORE ROOM?

This 4-bedrm., 2-bath contempo-
rary rambler located on a level
lot in a quiet neighborhood near
Alexandria with full daylight base
ment and large finished recrea-
ton room makes a fine home for
a large family. TOWN g. COUN-
TRY PROPERTIES, INC, 1885,
900. Q to q.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Brick car

Cod in excel. close-in neighbor.
hood, featuring foyer entr., firepl
in 26-ft. liv. rm. with built-ir
bookshelves, sep. din. rm., lge
equipped kit, 8 bedrms., Ia baths
full bsmt., scr. porch and detached
garage, close to churches, schools.
transportation and h piping.
wooded cor. lot, and priced at only
S21.500. Rush, rush. Dial WE
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iCONIlNusD)

I ACRES with stable is
offered with this 2-bath Colonial
plus Gear garage and beautiful
patio with fireplace. S23,500. Bet
ter call now. this one won't last.
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MARTIN
Ewes, 765-6774

oo1-oIVU Ewes. l65-B774
RIVERDALE
Ideal starter home, Q bedrms.,
separate din. rm., garage and leevl
fenced lot. No down payment to
vets. Terms to suit all.
WOODLAND
3.bedrm. brick rambler. lge. corner
lot, full dry bsmt. Vacant for I'm
mediate possession and Just re-
FILA terms.
ENTERPRISE ROAD
2h acres. new all brick rambler,
3 bedrms., 2h baths, extra lge,
kit. fully equipped, lge. separate
din. rm., bsmt. with de luxe rec.
I'm. For appt. phone
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
THE HOUSE OF HONEST
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

NOTHING DOWN CT
S d1s{1a rm 5a% sss nj large lot sep.
mas REALTY. JE. 2-3l10. Pc
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RESTAT. - Downtown, good hrs,
ARTHUR J. LUBIN, Broker, DI
7-19lS, RA. 6-6301.
RESTAURANT-Fo rent. com
pletely equipped. Heavily trafficked
area at 18th and H SITS. ne Seats
100 or more. For further details,
call Mr. Cohen, 1891 600.
BOOMING HOUSE downtown
Small place. 7 rooms, . baths,
has occupancy permit for place
to live with bath and rent l flat
and 4 roomers. House rent Sl25
mo. Plenty furniture. Between
18th ana 14th ST. NV. Total
price $1,000. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
RE. 7-h140.
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BAREFOOT
REALTY, INC. HUI. 1900

OWNER. immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler located in ex-
eel. neighborhood. Large kit, with
with fenced yard. Convenient to
schools. Ideal for children. Price
$4,000. assume $4,000 loan.
Call DU. 5-5646.
VIENNA-47-foo rambler. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, lge. kit, full bsmt..
on cul-de-sac. Immed. poss. FL
nance FILA, cow, CT or assume
S16,350 GI loan. FHA-appraised
price, $19,750. OWNER. DU. o.
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Miller Associates
I,ISTINGR WANTED

Realtors VIII. $1,000
MONTGOMERY HILLS-LOVE A
GRACIOUS SETTING? Custom g.
bedrm. rambler w/2-car garage,
Trade now. 10. $1,000 til $50
HUGH T. PECK, 11a4e Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
MONTGOMERY CO., assume 4h%
loan NEAR, Four Corners areal--
Brick rambler. IA stories, Al
Sllzzll71. Ii. 6-7O4S. ewes. MA. q
MfLLouaHBY REAL EST. CO., INC.
NEAR FOUR CORNERS-All brick
rambler. air conditioned, with rec
must be sold to settle estate, s
spacious bedrooms, large aluminium
covered patio, level lot. near
Northwood High. GRAY-KEs-
SINGER & CO., INC, JU. $4,000.
OAKVIEW-3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Large liy rm., sep. din. rm., large
kit. full bsmt. Excel. cond. st.
camillus Parish, oakview elem,
express bus, shop, center, FLA
TOR, JU. 5-S253, JU 5-7224.
OAKVIEW-(St. Camillus Parish),
din. I'M. spacious kit, 8 twin
sized bedrms.. beautiful knotty
pine rec. rm.. den or 4th bedrm.,
beautiful lot. FLA or VA, $3.50.
I. L. LEWIS, 10. 5-4330
POTOMAC-All-brk. aimost-new 4
bsdrm. split. 2Ia baths, garage,
Oil heat, rec. rm:, firepl.. sep din.
nm, huge lot. S41,500. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH T. PECK. OIL.
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RAIN
RAINING

! have several service stations
which are raining money. These
service stations are located in
Arlington and particularly Fair
fax. For information or these
presently, operating service sta sta
or between : and 8 pm. at
035-O36G
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andrews AREA-Grand opening
Knobs. set for April /. Come now
for a sneak pievieW and first
choice. Best model is an aIl-bricE
split foyer, raised Ranch Rambler
at S19,6S5. Q baths, 2 stone fire
places. h-acre wooded lot. Small
down payment. Conventional or
FHA in-service loans available.
OXoN HILL CONSTR. CO., INC.
1921 Doris DR.. Sc. Cat 5000 Allen
town rd) CHI. S-S3S4, CHI. s.
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POTOMAC

Brick Williamsburg rambler. / ".
old, on over 2 acres with many
trees. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, extra
bedrm, and bath roughed in.
Beautiful kitchen with built-in
barbecue. Rec. area and workshop
IN bsmt. Randon-width floors in
1iv. and din. rooms. Ewes. Mr..
'GaSuue, AK. 9-9244.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
n oPSOToMAc OFFICE 100
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c. P. FLETCHER
EAYMILL AREA NO MOI
MASS. AVE. ExT.-Mohican Inns:

MASS. AVE. EXT.-Mohican Hills;
lot S6x210: 4-b.r.. 2h-bath brk.
cape Cod: ga yrs. air cond
$4,000. OWNER. OIL. 4-s907.
MONTGOMERY HILLS-True CEN
ter.hau rambler. 3 beorms. 2
baths, full din. rm., screened
porch, professional rec. rm,, pow
der rm.,. built-in garage, level lot,
beautifully Handicapped and you
you'd except to pay more than
S26,950,
NE;iln, h.o;o4,
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WOODLAND PARADISE with q
touch of genius surrounds and
shelters this Arizona-style brick
rambler. 3 cheerful bedrmS.. fully
ished rec. nm. with recessed lights
bar and stools. Firepl. in liv. rm.
plus ceiling to-floor picture win
dow, BIB. heat. Deep lot with
western fencing" plus decora-
r-designed sunken garden pool.
Sl9,g5O, $3.50 down
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EUIUNACy MD,
On 2-acre estate sites surrounded
by the charm of the Potomac
Valley. countryside. A choice Of
Individually designed 3 to 5 bed
room, ranchers completed to your
detail. From $4,000. to $4,000.
MARGARET JOHNSON ASSOC.
Macarthur Blvd. and Falls Rd.
299-9403 OIL. 4-4241
POTOMAC ESTATES - LARGEI
4 bedrooms. Q baths, on Ia acres
grounds. S39,5O0. POTOMAC,
Beautiful 6-bedroom. 3-bath ram
bier, on 3 acres Only $50. 500.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
HEALTOR HA 7-40S0
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HOUSES FOB SAlE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNTiNUED)
tcoNIiNUED)

kENSINGTON-3-bedroom, 2-bath
Cape Cod, din. rm.. rec. rm. w
exit, lge. fenced yd., owner trans,
take over $l3,50 loan, S15,bOO,
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor, LO. 5-I95O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
YOU. 2 bedroom rambler. family
Xooded lot. Si4, NO MONEY
DOWN. 10. 5-4677.
c. P. FLETCHER
LAYHILL AREA = NO MORE
CROWDED APARTMENTS. "a
acre lot. 3 bedrms. w/table space
Ky; Only S11,500. 10. $4,000 til
HUGH T. PECK, 1124e Ca. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
MASS. EXTENDED-dorgeous large
6O-ft brick rambler with en-
trance hall, separate dining room
all electric de luxe kitchen with
breakfast. nook, bedrooms. den.
2 baths, large screened porch, ga
rase, all on l level, walk out
basement with 2 more bedrooms
and bath. Located on lovely lot o
block in from Mass. ave. Priced
In low, low 40's. Call WO.. g.
$500 tn o. EDW. H. JONES l.
Co, INC, relator. $500 Conn.
-eFC., INV.
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GATHERINGS PARISH
sRICk RAMBLER. SEPARATE DIN.
RIM, equipped kitchen, 8 bed
rooms, bath and a half, full base
ment with outside entrance, rec
room, .off-street parking, Call MA,
S-0334. Evenings, OIL. 2-5094,
A. 8. GARDINER g. CO., INC.
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1545 Rockville Pike HA. 7-450o
POTOMAC, MD, $4,000
Brand-n and as cute as can be.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom ram
country acre. shown BY appoint
ment. See 1t today.
MARGARET JOHNSON. ASSOC.
Macarthur Blvd. and Falls Rd,
299-9403 OIL. 4-4241
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LANDOvER ADMINISTRATION BIZ
level, close to everything. Equipped
kit. with new refrig., plenty of
dining space. Large util. room
in rear. No SIS down to vets with
payments of only SOL per mo.
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SILVER. SPRING

Terrace rambler. Dale
view swimming pool nearby: also
schools, shopping and every con-
venience. This charming brick
home has living I'm. with fire
place. dining rm.,. kitchen, den,
2 bedrms. and bath on one level
Huge basement, fenced garden
and private driveway. =, out-of-
BOSS q pIIEI DC INC
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MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O75
ALL THIS FOR ONLY-S12,300.
aluminium siding Cape Cod,
featuring 3 bedrms., Gone very
large), nice tree shaded lot. Just
blocks to public and parochial
schools. Settlement costs only to
vets and non-vets.
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4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
4 level split-level having "a ft.x14
IT. liv. rm. with firepl., formal din
rm., fully equip. kit, full bsmt.,
garage, central air-cond. and alum.
sliding windows. The price is $29.-
$50. Assume $4,000 loan or refi-
nance.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
TAKOMA PARK

opportunity-very spac-
ious brick Cape Cod. Lge. liy.
rm., din. rm., kit, bedrm., half
bath on LIST H., 2nd H.. Q bed
rms, l bath. kit. and lily. rm., rear
porch. Nice lot. Ideal family set
up or excellent income orportu-
E nity yIcI Inquire tedsyl rx, Cow
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcokrINuED)

AREA-SlO,950. No dn
CT, FLA. Clean, roomy bungalow
STAN RIDGEWAY REALTY. RE
Evening star., 1962-04-29

TINS WEEK Mosarias I April ~. 1852
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Mike
yelled
"SiIVer!"

encrusted by the coral Of centuries These later finds were
too deep to be reached by knvng the three explorers
hurried back the lighthouse and collected their lungs
Back the se they examining the coral mounds when
Bobby something cleaning brightly the seabed He
pointed out to Mike whose yell of Slver was audible
even through the aqualung mOuthpiece
Straight from the nsinf-in I7O2
Scattered the seabed we're thousands of coins,
loose and others aggregated into Jumps The humps
cemened to the reef with coral and first sight looked
like ordinary rock took hard work with crowbar to pry
them loose but after several visits Mike and the boys were
able to salvage than l20 pounds Of pure silver well
the two bronze cannon copper bars and pns and
handful of lead shot,
When of the Jumps split open, the coins inside
we're in perfect condon indeed they appear have
from the mint They covered with elegant Persian
characters, and all bear the Muslin date lll3-I7O2 in
our chronology They rupees mined in Surat, India
during the reign of the Mogu Emperor Aurangzeb Q658-
l7OO. One lump judging by weight contains exactly one
thousand rupees and still in the shape of the original bag;
there even traces of fabric adherng it. This par
tculary beautiful specimen, weighing about Is pounds
have donated to the Smithsonian Institution.
There not enough space here tell of how the boys
herocay kept the from their parents of our
anxious consultations with lawyers tax experts and customs
officials of guarded inquiries the British Museum and
London coin dealers All this still continuing and will be
the subject of fulllength book.
The scent Of treasure
There are many questions still to be answered. and
that may answer. In l7O2, the Dutch were in
power in Ceyon if the ship belonged hem there may be
records of her cargo and will know what else to seek On
the other hand is quite possible that she Arab
Chinese trader who had collected her silk money from
Surat and never reached home.
The several thousand dollars worth of coins so far
savaged may be only fraction of the wealth still lying
the sea-bed But even if we find more have already
been involved in a unique and exciting adventure.
The treasure is sitting in my Office now, locked up in
massive wooden chest few feet away type these words
When lift the lid smell curious metallic tang that
brings back vivid memories of the and of
rocks glittenng beneath the equatorial sun.
1t is the scent of treasure. -vME EMO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18
Jewels OF Pacific Coast
Is Exchange Club Trave|og

thrilling ride on the waterway
in Seattle complete the first
reel.
Second reel features a story
Of a cheechako (tenderfoot)
making a movie in the wilds of
Alaska. He provides many hill
arious moments as the guide
takes him amid snow-capped
mountains, glaciers, trout
streams, pine forests, mountain
lakes, brown bear country, and
exquisite icebergs. Fresh salmon
is so good the cheechako eats
far too much, falls into a deep
sleep and in his dreams is
haunted and chased by totems
which come to life.
lobbyist
Mr.. Gromer is a great hobby
ist and built racing boat which
has won 81 prize trophies. He
has produced films on most of
American rivers and coastal
waterways, the Pacific, Gulf,
and Atlantic Coasts, and the
Amazon River. His travels have
taken him to Alaska, Canada,
Hawaii, Mexico, Cuba, Africa,
through most Of Europe and
the United States.
All age groups enjoy Mr..
Gromer because of his informa-
tive presentation and natural
humor. Many risks are taken
to bring the audience thrills
and adventure that make his
films truly different. Famous
for his professional know
how" his most recent honor
was the Ralph F. Windoes
trophy for being the most pop
ular film-lecturer on the "World
Travel Series" for three sea-
sons.
For those who do not have
season tickets, individual tick
cts will be sold for 81 at the
door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18

Jewels of the Pacific Coast
by Julian Gromer is the third
in this seasons Euclid Ex.
change club travelog series al
Shore Junior High School au.
ditorium next Tuesday evening
Jan. 23rd, at SIS p. m.
This exciting and fast NOV
ing color motion picture trav-
clog will be narrated in person
by Julian Gromer of Elgin, Ill
Backed by a hi-fidelity musical
background, the picture is IA
NOUS for it's slow motion Sc
quence of natural flowers grow
ing 10000 times faster than
normal. On the screen a bud
grows to full bloom within a
few seconds.
Gay Humor
The narration is sparked with
the gay humor Of Mr.. Gromer.
Action starts at Los Angeles
then northward to Carmel-by-
the-Sea, glass bottom Condo
las at Monterey, the Redwoods,
pict,1resoue San Francisco. sea
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18

amples to illustrate the appli.
cation of the tax laws to rea
situations. 1t also includes q
sample completely filled-in in.
come tax return which is keyed
to explanations in the text
Some of the more important
subjects explained are: Child
Care Deductions, Educational
Expenses, Sale of Residence
and Medical and Dental Ex.
penses. TAX Guide for Small
Business" covers Federal tax
problems of sole proprietors
partnerships, and corporations
Particular attention is given
problems of the new business
man. Among its features are a
check list Of taxes for which
various businesses may be IL
able, and a Tax Calendar list
ing the dates of the various
actions required.
Both publications may be OBJ
tained from District Internal
Revenue Offices or from the
Superintendent Of Documents
Government Printing Office,
Washington %, D. c. for 40
cents copy.
Refunds for Students
Memo to students who had
income taxes withheld from
their pay on summer and
spare-time jobs during the past
year: the Internal Revenue
Service advises that if you file
your return now, before the
big rush begins, you can expect
a prompt check for any refund
due. Even though your earn
ings may have been less than
$500, so that you're not legal
ly required to file, you can't
get a refund unless you file a
return.
A section incorporated into
the permanent immigration
and Nationality Act shortly be-
fore Congress adjourned last
September provides for the ad-
mission of alien orphans for
adoption on special nonquota
immigration visas. The new
law (P. L. S7-301) takes the
place of various temporary
provisions for intercountry
adoptions. 1t contains one new
requirement-that to be elig-
ible for a visa, a child adopted
abroad must have been OBJ
served before adoption by the
adaptive parents.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18

few new Members, the House
and Senate line-ups on open.
ing day were as follows; House
-258 Democrats, 174 Repub.
licans and 5 vacancies; Senate
-64 Democrats, 36 Republi-
cans.
The Democrats met in eau.
Gus on Tuesday to choose their
candidate for Speaker and to
elect their Majority Leader
We Republicans had our con.
ference Wednesday. The first
major order Of business in the
House, of course, was the elec.
tion of the new speaker
Honorable John Mccormack Of
Massachusetts.
Bills introduced in 1861 are
carried over into this session
You will recall that over H.
900 bills were introduced in the
House and Senate last year, of
which only 6s5 became law.
The others are still before the
Congress and may be taken
up this year. Of course, there
will be many new bills intro
duced in this session also.
The Administrations propos-
ais were spelled out generally
in the State Of the Union mes
sage which the President de-
livered to a Joint Session of
the House and Senate on
Thursday. 1t will be followed
by the Budget Message which
will give more details on the
various programs and give an
estimate of the cost.
The total level Of govern
ment spending is likely to be
one of the major issues facing
the Congress again this year
for heavy expenditures for de-
fense mean that other expenses
must be curtailed or we will
run the risk of a huge deficit
again. The President has prom
ised to aim for a balanced bud
get in fiscal 1868; but in view
of the defense demands, it is
difficult to see how this can be
accomplished without sharp
cuts in other spending.
Tax Booklets
Those Of you with an eye to-
wards income tax filing time
will be interested in two pub
locations of the Internal Reve-
nue. Service: "Your Federal In
come Tax" a 144-page booklet
is written in nontechnical Ian
guage and contains many ex-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18
!ife-Chrome
Finishes Imports Light
BLONDE" Grain To
Old Surfaces

Nowl Old dark painted OF
vanished surfaces can be giver
that new modern look with
easy -to-use Lite-chrome Fin.
ishes. No fuss or muss - nc
need to remove the old finish
Available in ten smart colors
Lite-chrome Finishes are ex,
cellent for rejuvenating old
woodwork trim, furniture cabi-
nets, etc A quick. inexpensive
way to modernize the appear.
ance Of your home interior.
On sale at Bergers two
stores, s05 East ls5th ST., ~
l-625O and 6919 Superior Ave.
HE 1869. Free parking in
the rear. We deliver. (Advt
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18
Parents Influence
Teen-Age Drivers

driver education in every high
school-in class and behind the
wheel.
Its the best graduation pre-
sent anyone can give a high
school student" he said. ut is
practical life insurance.
But equally important is the
personal example set by par
ents and by older drivers-es-
pecially the professional driv-
ers."
Cool Off
How do you cool of young
hot-shot who risks his own
neck-and other necks-in traf-
fic
by freezing him socially =
suggested Jones.
Except for formal disciplin-
ary action sometimes needed to
slow down a juvenile hot-shot,
the most effective way to apply
the brakes is for his girl friend
or even his boy friends-to
let him know that when he pulls
that stuff, he is acting like a
jerk instead Of a giant"
Traffic Behavior
Jones urged drivers Of high
school age to base their traffic
behavior on the same rules
athletes observe. They include:
l, Keep in condition. If you're
fuzzy minded, sleepy, exhausted
or just plain out of shape. you
have no more business driving
than playing football.
2. Be a team player. Share
the road with other drivers and
follow the rules. Don't be 2
grandstander.
3. Keep cool when the heats
on. If your football team can
keep its head in tough game,
you ought to be able to keep
yours when you drive home
from the game-even if your
team won. If you're old enough
to drive, you're old enough to
act like a grownup.
"Above all" Jones told the
.een-agers, give the older
drivers a break. You may bel
me yourself someday."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-18

IL teen-agers drive like crazy
mixed up kids, it's largely be.
cause of their crazy mixed-ur
parents.
That comment was made tC
a teen-age audience-not by e
teen-ager, but by safety man
Addressing high school stu.
dents, Paul Jones pulled nc
punches in dumping a substan.
tial part of the blame for teen.
age traffic behavior in the laps
Of the fathers and mothers.
Director of public informa
ton for the National Safety
Council for % years, Jones
now is on special assignment
as administrator of the Blue
print for Life safety program
being conducted by the Greater
Cleveland Safety Council.
Hot Stuff?
where" he asked, is jun
ior most likely to get the idea
it's hot stuff to burn up the
road with his jalopy? From
Pop, the middle-aged space
cadet"
Conceding tn a t teen-agers
have too many accidents for the
amount of driving they do,
Jones contended they are
blamed for a lot they don't do
because it's an easy way out
for older drivers who do the
same things themselves.
Sure" he said, "there are
some youngsters who act like
jerks in traffic-the show-offs,
the scatbacks, the one-armed
Romeos, the cuddling Juliets.
the motorized bronco busters,
the cutout kids.
Minority
"But | believe these char
acters are only small but
spectacular minority Of teen
ayers. and that the vast major
ity of young drivers have
pride Of skill and sense of re-
sponsibility that rival those Of
their fathers and mothers"
The answer to the teen-ageI
driving problem? A big part of
it, in Jones opinion. is required
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Reporting from Washington.
Mrs. Bolton Continues
Congressional Lineup
Congressman. 22nd District, Ohio
Second Session COnvenes

The second session of the 87th Congress convened
at Wednesday, Jan. 10th, to resume considera-
ton of pending legislation and to examine numerous
new proposals. Diminished by deaths and retirements
since adjournment Sep. 9th and replenished by a
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lions at play and the Salmon
Derby on the Columbia River.
Majestic Mt. Rainier with its
wild life and flowers and a