davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

The surge of Labor Day busi-
ness, when more than 100000
vehicles were counted in a four
day weekend period is credited
with raising the total, which was
10.9% greater than August, 1861
when there were 1,251.290 cross
ings
The first quarter of fiscal 1862
So which began on June / has
brought a total OF 3,935,59
vehicles. Horty's report states. re-
flecting the continued increase in
use of the facility. The growing
business may mean that the 100,-
000,000th vehicle will be arriving
long before December l, II traffic
continues at its current pac e.
Horty pointed out
The increase of 1871 vehicles
in August 1862 over August 1861
was accounted for as follows: 127,-
continued ON page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Caesar Rodney To
Fly Next Monday

Caesar Rodney" will travel
again next Monday as the 13
original states join in a unique
observance of Constitution Day.
The route this Caesar Rodney"
is taking is virtually the same as
that historic ride of 1776 except
that it will be in reverse from
Philadelphia to Dover.
This deviation from historical
fact, however, is minor since the
occasion being celebrated is not
the signing of the Declaration of
Independence but the ratification
of the Constitution on Sept. II.
1887. which earned Delaware the
designation of THE First State.
In this, the real Caesar Rodney
had no part. He died in 1884
There are other differences, too.
For instance, the mode of travel
will be air. instead of by land, and
this "Rodney's" companion will
not be horse, but a bird an
other pigeon.
continued on page fivel
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Loss May Go AS High AS
A Quarter OF A Mil
lion Dollars As Flames
Completely Destroyed
Store And Contents.

Over 200 volunteer firemen
battled a spectacular 2-alarm fire
for several hours Monday night be-
fore it destroyed an Acme Super
market in South Milford.
The loss is estimated to be over
100000 and may reach quarter
of million dollars.
A fireman from one of the five
companies at the scene was in
jured and one customer in the
store tainted when the fire broke
out and required first aid
The flames also damaged sec
tfons of the roofs of two other
businesses in adjoining buildings,
a laundry and ice cream store.
Fireman Ralph Wilson, 38, of
Houston, suffered cut hand and
received medical treatment at the
Milford Memorial Hospital. A wo-
treated at the scene.
The fire started at 5 pm with
about 20 customers in the store,
and it was not until four hours
later that firemen returned o
their stations. The blaze was con-
sidered under control shortly after
z pm.
Robert E. Wink, Acme manager,
said he was in his office about 5
pm. when a customer said a shed
used for trash disposal was ablaze
About the same time one of his
cashiers informed him that the
roof of the building was on fire.
When I went out to the main
part it seemed the whole place
was aflame," Wink said. 81 told
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

uSt, 1911, Mr. LORD was the only
OF cashier. He was assisted by the
cashier of the Denton National
Bank in setting up the books,
which were done while the Denton
cashier was on vacation.
Mr.. Lord did all OF the books
and records by hand with pen and
ink An adding machine was the
only mechanical assistance he had
In the beginning. Later an Oliver
typewriter was purchased. When
lunch time came. he locked the
door and hung a sign on the door
knob reading. Gone to Lunch. .
This procedure continued for eight
months. In June. 1912. Mr.. Maj
was employed 30 assist with the
work. Bill Denny. when Governor,
offered Mr.. Lord the JOB OF State
Bank Commissioner. but his in
terest Ia the local bank caused
him 10 refuse H.
lconflnued on page nlIe)
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Many Win Honors At
Georgetown Track

Johnnie Dodd Jr, won the Quail
flying spot in the Langhorne 100
mile Championship race slated for
October 14th. Friday mite at III e
Georgetown Speedway Dodd fin
ished 9Th overall in the so lap non
stop feature.
AL Tasnady, Vineland, NJ, won
his second feature in a two beat
ing out Paul Walker, Bud Olsen,
Jackie Mclaughlin, Johnny M a r.
tin. George Harrison an early lead
er fell by the wayside with engine
troubles.
Al Dillenger, Wilmington, Della,
Hobby chauffer won the 20 lap
continued on page eight
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Kent Soil District
Gets Grand Award

The Kent Soil Conservation Dis
trict has been named grand award
conservation district for the Della
ware-New Jersey area.
This district was named by state
agricultural leaders who reviewed
the work of farmers and super
visors of IA districts entered from
the two states in the 18th annual
Soil Conservation Awards Pro-
gram of The Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company. Akron. Ohio.
Two men from the district. Rus
sell C. Bowdie. and G. Arthur
Taylor. both of Harrington. Della
ware. viii be guests OF the rubber
continued on page fourteen)
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Choral Society Has
Begun Rehearsals

Mr.. Joshua M. Twilley. Presi-
dent of The Choral Society, an
nounces the opening date of the
1862 Chorus season as Tuesday.
September 11th, at 1880 pm. in
Grace Fellowship Hall. The Plaza.
Dover. Delaware. New members
are invited to attend at the be-
ginning of each season. Member
ship is closed by sections as the
quota is reached that the Auditori-
um stage will accommodate. The
Choral Society is an organization
of singers from the greater Dover
and nearby Maryland area who
present Handel's "The Messiah"
CONTINUED on page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14


Constitution Week.
In a statement issued at Dover,
Governor Carvel praised the cour-
age and foresight of those. who,
on September II. 1887, at Phila-
delphia, signed what the chief ex-
ecutive referred to as "a docu-
ment that formed the foundation
for our own nation and established
a pattern for many other nations
seeking liberty and justice under
the law"
Governor Carvel also pointed out
that ION December OF that same
year. thirty Delawareans. by
unanimous action gave to the little
state of Delaware the honor of be-
ing frs, TO ratify this Federal
Constitution" This action. e
noted. gave Delaware It's nickname
of The First State"
The full text of Gov. Carvel's
continued on page fourteenl
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Leadership Training
School Due Here

A Methodist Leadership Train
ing School for the entire Dover
District will be conducted In Call
vary Methodist Church. Milford.
beginning Sept 25th at 1880 pm.
There will be six sessions held on
consecutive Tuesday evenings.
Courses win be offered In
Christian Education in Church
Working with Nursery an
Kindergarten" Working with
Junior Boys and Girls" and ~Guid-
ing Youth" A qualified faculty has
been procured.
Detailed Information will soon
be In the hands OF the Pastors and
lconglnned On pace nlnel
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Blaze
Destroys Acme Super
Market In Milford
ART EXHIBIT AT
NEW CENTURY CLUB

An art exhibit will be hello
at the New Century Club on
Church Avenue during "Old
Milford Days" featuring the
work of Milford artists and
scenes of Milford and vicin-
ity. The exhibit will be
opened to all purchasers of
"Old Milford Days" tickets
and is one of the features of
the planned tour of historic
homes and buildings. Mrs.
Eugene N son has an
nounced that the following
artists will exhibit tn e il
work: Catherine Acko, Nor
ma Austin, Sue Burke TT,
Marge Fry, Ruth Gilstad,
Ginny Glenn, Kay Griffith,
AL Humes, j. Harry Humes,
Verna Jones, Virginia Kir-
Dy, Edward Ku m ar n,
Beebe Mick, Marilyn Nelson,
Rose Pack and Mildred Rus
sell.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Traffic OUer Memorial
Bridge Breaks All Records

Delaware high
of the
General Manager Frank j.
This the second straight a
Hory in
o
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Greenwood Trust HOnOrs
TiUO Long Time Employees

The
in Of
Lords Mai
each awarded for
the
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
Coz. CarUeI Has Endorsed
Sept. II, Citizenship Day

1T is highly appropriate during these
citizens avail themselves
quainted OF
liberty provides all
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MASS. AVE. EXT,
HOUSES UNFuRN. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

FIRST-FLOOR LAvATORY
Repair and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT 8 MINUTES FROM NH
Ihree bedrms., spacious closets and
storage; soundproof walls, indiv
controlled heat, garbage disposals,
oll-street parking. large safe play
area. Near schools and church.
Central laundry rooms, Paint ID
suit tenant. 20 minutes to the
heart Of Washington.
S133.50 and SI3g.5O
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU. S-1297 Mrs. Barrett. Res. Mgr.
ALEX AREA Jefferson Manorl =
bedrms.. fin. bsmt., fenced yard.
SlO5 per mo. FL. 4-5969.
ALEX.=3 hedrms. Mus den oH
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CHEVY CHASE

An exceptional center-hall brick Co
lonial on quiet street. Charming
liv. rm. with firepl., family din.
rm.. de luxe kitchen, scr. porch.
plus Ice. free form" patio, lge.
bedrm. or library and bath (few
steps up from main floor, plus Q
huge bedrms. and bath on end.
Expandable 3rd floor. Paneled
game rm., built-in garage, rear
fenced yard. Home In excellent
condition. Many extras. Priced In
upper, eos. Attractive financing. Q
a;m.-6 pm. EN-. 2-7400. Ewes,
FE. 7-206h.
METZLER. REALTOR
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NOpTuWOon AvrA

Continued on Next PsSsJ
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
MARSTELLER,
McCABE g. CO., NC.
REALTORS WO. 6-lp66

AnacoStia- Fairlawn
Mod, semidet. brick. vacant, redec.
2 bedrms., rec. rm.. big yard, cow.
schools, shops and transportation
PRESS REALTY CORR,
ST. 3-9316 Ewes. LU. 2-152e
PARISH 1881
gas heat. 5000. Ma. s-0si0.
BERKELEY, NEW LIsTING!-
Handsome Colonial residence, fully
air conditionedl Built by Frank s.
Phillips. 8 bedrooms, library, rec
rm., 3 full baths, 2 half baths
Short, safe walk to Lady Of Vic
tory. Few minutes TO downtown.
Very desirable location off Foxhall
I'd. Priced at S59,500l Call Mr..
Rhodes with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-l4ll; ewes. OIL. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE. d. Claw.
thorne," truly fine custom.
built brick rambler. 3 bright
cheerful bedrooms. living and din
ing rooms. 2 baths. elaborate
modern kitchen, terrace level rec
room (25x30) maids room and
bath, Gear garage. Lovely land :
scaped lot approx. 90x150). A
finer home reduced $500 In
price TO affect prompt sale. Ewes.
EN-. 2-69l6 L. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor. exclusive agent. Ma. g.
07h3
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IVINuJ FACkINuJ STUHAUE HUUSES UN
CONTINUED (cO
(coNTlNUED)

KENsNGTON, SILVER
3 and 4 bedrm. homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy, some
with option to buy, ."CSll" or
REALTY CORP. 25l0 University
blvd. West wheaton. Maryland
1879 FENDALL ST. s.e.-semidet.
brick, 8 rms, bath, bsmt.,
screened front porch. S115. ME
S-4653, FULTON r. GORDON. JR.
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BETHESDA

Brick rambler on fenced HANDICAPPED
lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, brigh
finished recreation room. PriceC
in Dos.
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Shannon & Luchs
BETHESDA
New LiStingS

Mass, ave.-Modernistic 4-bedroom
rambler on large level lot. Rec
rm.. air eond.. near bus. schools.
(OL. 6-54b5).
FIT. SUMNER HILLS - Luxuriou,
rambler on pvt lot w/swimminE
pool, 3 spacious rooms. Entire
daylight lower level finished. (oL.
KENWoooD PARK-charminT Co.
lonial split level Of 5 bedrms. on
k-aere lot. 21 1T. fam. kit. w/fire-
place. Mr.. all schools. Air cond.
BRADLEY BLVD. ESTATE AREA
Rustic 1-level ranch on wooded
acre. Huge family room, guest
house. Double garage. GEM. 8.
ST BARTHoLoMEws CHURCH 4
nearby. 3-bedrm., 3la-bath Colo
NAL. 4th bedrm. off rec. rm
Garage. porch, attic. u acre
GEM. 5-5660).
PARKWAY HIIIIS-3-bedrm spli
on level corner Hot-water heat
Porch. Near bus. school. shops
OFF RIVER RD.-Nr. all schools
4-bedrm. rambler on level lot. M
STEPS. Daylight rec. rm., garage
Upper 30s. (OL. 4-36SD.
WESTGATE-Sparkling redec. ram
bier on extra-nice lot, 2 bedrms
den, lge. kit, bsmt.. attic, garage
porch. Mid-20s. (OL. 6-5455).
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REALTOR
COLONIAL

JUST LISTED"
This roomy house. bedrms., III
baths. lge. sep. din. rm., kit,
with table space. Unusually Ice.
lot. Oh. no money down. FLA.
minimum down.
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CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL

CHEVY CHASE - COLONIAL
BRICK, a sparkling clean and ex-
ceedingly attractive center-hall
home Of gorgeous architecture. 1t
is possessed Of great character
and charm, and will please the
very particular buyer. Lovely liv-
ing and dining rooms, excellent
kitchen with modern appliances,
powder rm., 3 fine bedrms. and
z tiled baths; -, sta ail,S,n 70 Elm. in;
for children. Built-in garage and
deligntful level lot. Priced in the
lower 30s. and YOU WILL LOVE
1T Call our uptown office til
O . m. KE 7-lSO0.
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UPTOWN
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
BSMT. WILL 90 FAsTl
CALL TU. 2-4S2s
CORN a BLANKEN

725 ONEIDA PL.. NV.
Diet brick. 9 rms. ~ baths. rec.
1911 EMERSON ST. NV.
Lge. Diet. home. 8 rms. IN
iSSs IoNoFELLow ST. NV.
Row brick. 2 rms. 2 baths. bsmt,'
5a4s MILLS AVE. NE.
ME- S.48b3, EYES. 385-74sO
FULTON r. GORDON. JR.
34OO Blk. Warder st. NV.
Row brick, 8 rms. 2 baths, 2
complete Kitchens. apt. in bsmt..
reasonable priced.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. p-3l44
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NE.-4-bedrm. Diet. house s. OAK
ave. rec, rm., gas heat, Ice. yard.
vac SEQ DIXIE REALTY CO.,
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ALEX-HUNTINGToN - 2-br. brk
S SfOSp, mr. OSS@ Ts schools 5sSi VI %o f g.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

he WESTCHEsTER-Lovely 2
i HsSEn din SIi Ill., H. bath T s sS.5tgT
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX-HUNTNGToN = CDR. brk
Colonial. bsmt., fen, yd. fol-
group, mr.. bus. schools. Wo. g.
S034.
ARLINGTON BLVD. AND GLEBE
RD.-3 bedrms., full bsmt,, ga.
rage. Oil heat. fireplace, full din
rm,, tastefully furnished. In ex-
cellent condition. Sl90 mo. Avail
Dec. 2lst. ia. 7-0306.
ARL,, N.-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm
house, close SHOP. school. transp.
Sl25. HU. 3-7355. Cpl. or / child
ARL, % bedrms. near shopping
IA, 2-0526, Ell. 6-5266.
ARL.. N.-Beaut. furn. 2-bedroom
in. S135 mo-. lease. ia. 3-9i3i.
BETHEsDA-Walk to D. c. line,
lovely brk. Colonial on level lot
entrance hall. lily rm. with fire.
Space dls scree s% p S5s with be sssin'
sToEVER. HAWEEY S CO. mo
OIL. 6-7321 OIL. 4-065C
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-compl. 3.
wifirepl., sep. din. rm., compl. kit,
rec. rm.. garage. quiet wooded
area, excel. loo. mr.. Columbia
Government Employees Realty Co
DUPONT CIRCLE Single. well
furn; for gentlemen, refrigerator
maid service. CO. 5-57T0.
GARRETT PARK-3-bedrm brick
rambler, rec. rm. RoomY. Air cond.
units. Extras, 5000. HOWARD r.
SCHAFER, OIL. 2-5441.
KENSINGTON = 2-bedrm, brick
rambler. fenced lot. TV. Hi-Fi
linens, $3.50. r. N. LEVY. 949-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN u. PARK vIc.-Se?.-
$50, 3-bedrm,. 2-bath brick Colo
NAL, screened porch, nice fenced
yard, garaRe, rugs Grapes, new
kit. appliances. Assume 4hes
trust Real buy
Billingsley Realty
EN- 2-2A20 EN-, 3-i740
ARCoLA AREA - VA no money
down, soft. rambler. Ice, level
lot, 3 bedrms., lovely family rm,
TRADE NOW. Sis.b00. Call
HuoH Il PECK, iis4e Georgia Ave.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY RAM
B BIZ 3 'V bsdrms ss' baths. Sass!
board heat, s23.ebo. Call Ev. A.
Greater Maryland Prop, ~. s.ie4O
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CHEVY CHASE
BETWEEN THE CLUBS

DEL WhAhN Ahih NLODo
Walk to all schools. Rosemary
Elem. Leland Jr. High, B-CC
High School. This large and spaci-
Gus brk. home must be inspected
to be fully appreciated. Ideal for
entertaining and perfect for the
large family needing elbow room.
LIST floor, center entrance hall,
family din. rm., large modern kit,
sep. breakfast rm.. liv. rm. with
firepl, den. and powder I'm, Z
bedrms, and 3 baths up. A deep
and pvt. rear garden, 2-car built
in garage. A rare find in this
popular area. Priced in mid-4DS.
Shown by appt. only. t.'r
STOEVER HAWLEY CO.
OIL. 6-732l OIL, 6-56b5
CHEVY CHASE = 4-bedrm. brick
Colonial, 21a baths, center-hall
plan. built-in garage and play.
nm. Beaut. secluded. Handicapped
lot. Price reduced 70 mid-30s.
for quick sale. LEGUM a. GERBER.
OIL. 6-b7B7, Ewes, JE, 4-l1S2,
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KEN DRUSK1N. Realtor e4e-4000
CONTEMPORARY RAMRI,ER
KAY BOWLING

Real Estate Co., Inc.
207 N. Frederick st.. Gath. Md.
WI. 8-925O or 301-WA. $4,000
GARLAND AVE.-Nice large home
in Takoma Park. with 4 bed
rooms, sleeping porch. freshly dec
GRATED. 2 baths. large kitchen.
s rs 4s eSO down gas Sd ho sss, h osn
Only S16,950. ROBERT E. LOHR,
INC. REALTORS. HE. 1000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcR.

NEARBY Md or 3 gentlemen
wanted to share house. Rec rm.,
2 fireplaces, Gar. 772-l620.
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Manoviil Really Corn.
C0TFSVTIIF ApF1-Ne,. q -h.d-,

COLESvILLE AREA-New 3-bedrm.
rambler. full bsmt.. wooded lot.
Near everything.
KEN DRUsKIN. Realtor a49-4O0O
COLESVILLE AREA = 4-bedrm,
split, better than new. ~ baths,
family rm. with firepl. on LIST
floor. large table-space ait, ga
rage. full bsmt.. large Handicapped
lot, low 30s. MCINTOSH co,
REALToR. JU. 5-753B.
CONN. AVE. EsTATES-Attractive
3-bedrm. and den home. Has full
bsmt; din. rm. and fenced lot.
KEN 'DHRusK1N, Realtor s4s-4ooo
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER :
Brand-new brick immense ram
bier. bedrooms. 8 baths, Q fire
places. recreation room, balcony,
lots Of house. S36. $40. GRAY,
kESSlN0ER d CO.. INC. JU. g.
600.
COUNTRY HOME on over an acre
of ground. 2 bedrms., garage, mod
ern kit. with wall over, spotleS,
only S14,600. 949-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mor.
DAMASCUs-PRETTY AS A PIC
TURE-New 3-b.r. rambler. Call
949-7770 til 9 pm. TOWNHoUsE.
GAITHERSBURG = 3-bedrm. ram
bier on dead-end street, livs rm.,
din. rm.. kit. full bsmt. with out
side exit. screened in back porch.
$4,000.
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TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
use. M. W. SIMMONS, sr,, 20,
2-4500. Pc. 2-3424.
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Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since 1905. 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA-WYNGATE : Walk To
schools from this 4-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod. Liv. rm, w/firepl. opens
onto screened porch Family-style
din. rm.- Kitchen, bsmt. S23,95O.
Ewes, call 6b2-a006.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ALL-BRK.,. 3-bedrm. raneher W
SSTReSrt , ig IN II as on w va RT
DEIt5oN g. CO, KE. i-5ili (dial
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ROGI.EY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. $500
BETHESDA, MAPLEWOOD-Large
4-bedrm. brick split on quiet
dead end. Children walk to st.
James or elem. school. entr. foyer
carport, Ice. mod. kit, scr, porch
very private rear yard. Walk-out
family rm. w/firepl. $40 $50.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-0070 til q
BETHESDA = Outstanding brick
split-level, only q few years old
and perfectly located in the Brad.
ley Blvd. Estate area. A luxurious
family home with Ice. living and
dining rms, today's kitchen.
lovely bedrms. and 2iS baths. The
garden level family rm. is delight.
full. Additional play rm. and at
tached garage. Priced in the low
er 30s, and a terrific buy. Cal
our uptown office til Q pm. KE.
7-1S00.
ShoppOn r. TJ,obc
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNIlNUED)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick ram.
bier, freed lot, centr. &C. Extras
$4,000. down will buy this FLA
Apr. home. HOWARD r.. SCHA-
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METzLER, REALToR

CHEVY CEASE NORTH -Urnsusiiy
nice traffic patternl MOST pri-
yate master bedrm and bath, lee
NV. rm. with a view, sep. din. rm.,
todays. Kitchen wiplne cabinets
and table space, ground level rec
I'm, wed firepl owners transfer
makes possible your nurehase Of
this residence $4,000
TED LINGO, INC. OIL. $4,000 Til y
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GREENWOOD KNOLLs| bedrms. !.
4 levels on this charming brick
split-level, and wait till you see
this lot, large and level. Spacious
bedrms. plus sep. din. rm. and
roomy kitchen, fully equipped, and
plenty Of table space. FLA APP
praised at SCI 900. A rare value
on todAY'A market.
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CHEVY CHASE NORTH

Rock Greek Hills - mmandingly
situated on approx. bs-aere lot
This center-hall Colonial IA q
dream, features lovely year-round
Florida rm, heated and air eond
plus den, powder rma de luxe kit.
on 81, large bedrms,. . baths
On md. finished and heated ard
with fireplace, 9-ear GARAGE, MANY
extras incl This Is a huy Al Inc
price Of S4i,bOO. a-8, EN-. $4,000
Eyes. w 7.20Bh.
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reveal that today'S severe ad-
diction laws are far from the
complete answer to addiction.
The young psychiatriSt, DR..
Bryce Templeton, spoke to del
egates Of the United States
Public Health Service Clinical
Society's annual meeting at the
National Institutes Of Health
at Bethesda. He took them on
a verbal trip into the world OF
dope addictS, particularly 81 OF
them at Lompoc.
1t took patience to get each
addict's confidence so that he
would tell about his first ex-
perience with marijuana, DR..
Templeton said.
When the question was
asked, said DR.. Templeton.
"the vast majority would twist
their heads and smile, giving
me the impression that I had
evoked recollection of a mem
ory about which they had con-
siderable feeling"
In Middle Teens
Most of the young men, all
of whom came from the lower
half of the socio-economic
scale, first used marijuana at
is or 16. after experimenting
with smoking and alcohol. One
to five years elapsed before
they tried heroin.
The reasons for taking that
first smoke or injection, DR..
Templeton said, were to go
along with the crowd and to
see what the effect was like.
Dope was usually obtained for
the first time from a friend
about a year older.
Dope" DR.. Templeton told
a reporter, sis a fad of youth.
Unfortunately, once hooked a
person doesn't outgrow it
easily"
From the interviews, DR..
Templeton concluded that the
profit motive has little to do
with the first experience with
either marijuana or heroin
among young men.
"IndiScriminate use of fari-
juana and heroin spreads from
person to person as the result
Of mutual agreement between