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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
10
HAL BOYLE writes from Los Alamos New Mexico about a unique government town built for atomic research. The 13 000 residents enjoy high education low crime and strong services yet live under secrecy and a sense of transience. Despite rapid growth a century of view remains: is it a perfect place to live or a guarded fishbowl.
Residents of Los Alamos complain of a lack of home ownership in the district nicknamed Snob Hill by outsiders. Many workers must rent from the government, prompting departures for better job prospects in industry or academia. The town is vital to the nation but cannot become a true city until locals can buy homes and even a graveyard plot, leaving a sense of transience and limited community ownership.
A quartet of Bar bara Derr Reland Culler Paul Derr and William Mutchner with Mrs William Mutchner sang Whispering Hope and Stars of the Summer Night. Mrs Charles King gave a reading. recreation was led by Mrs Monroe Stup. a fake walk was won by Mrs Harry Poole. Next meeting at Russell Dudrow's home on July 25. Frank Gifford, new backfield man for the Giants, played 60 minutes in Shrine and Senior Bowl games.
Public sale conducted by Athorneya via power of attorney on June 28 1992 at 11 A M at the Frederick County Court House door. Property at 219 East Sixth Street Frederick City described as a six room dwelling with garage and alley access. cash sale terms with 750 deposit, taxes and conveyance costs borne by purchaser. Inspections begin June 23.
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