davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-03-12
CLINTON

S17,500: brk. rambler features 8
comfortable bedrms., large
liv. rm. with firepl., din. facilities:
ground-level walk-out bsmt. with
"a bath and picture window, ideally
arranged for rec. rm.; IA blks
from school: lz-acre lot with loads
OF shrubs. DIR: Out Old Branch
ave. Route 3S1l through Clinton
to ,Surrattsville Junior High. turn
right at service station to house.
Eyes, Mr.. Kuhns, CY. 7-s422.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BRICK RAMBLER

Brand-nev Aft. rancher
with carport. The best
value in the area, arranged
to give your family the
spaelousness and comfort
you'd expect. 3 twin bed
rms, 9 full baths, 1O0-ft.
wide level lot and only
$:O,30O: FHA or conV.
terms.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
COLLEGE PARK
tcONIINUEDl


Gracious living will be yours
in this lovely suburban brick
rambler, located on lOO-ft.
wide. wooded lot: driveway
to gear detached brick ga
rage, huge concrete-and-
brick patio v/firepl., Wv.
carpet and drapes incl; big
all-elec. kit. wlbrkfst. bar,
sep. din. rm., 8 twin-sized
bedrms., 2h baths, NAM
moth walk-in cedar-lined
closets, expertly finished
hSmt. that must be seen to
appreciate its features. Truly
9 fine home In . top area.
Call to see.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
ALEXANDRIA AREA
S9-FT. RAMBLER

Aagnificent privacy, beautiful
wooded setting, lovely Handicapped
lot. 12SX14S. lge. liv. rm.. sep
din; rm.. elec KIT. huge scr. pch.
patio, barbecue, paneled daylight
iamly rn., brook q wooded vista,
3 Ice, hedEms:, 8 full baths, 8 fire
p1S. Only $4,000 cash for this be-
low cost. $33,500 home. Open
l-o; Cross Hunting Creek on Rte.
H., ] from Alex. right on Hunting
on Pike Branch I'd. to No. ii,
Evening star., 1961-03-12
W. J.
NICHOLAS :,
HH
HE. 4-1O0O

LANHAM--$19b down, detached, 2
i snee Move ee risSt iGs GMnsT IN. ST. E slb6so 5a
Evening star., 1961-03-12
CAMP SPRINGS

CAMP SPRINGS
Competition will reveal this g.
bedrm. brk. rambler with sep,
din. rm. full bsmt.. 2 fireplaceS, q
choice selection Of modern equip
ment; level wooded lot Is q
real proud offering at $17.75O,
with conv. terms. See It today.
DIR: Out Branch ave. to Allen
town rd., right to open sign. Ewes =,
Mr.. Goode, RE. 5-3931.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. 6-sO60 RE. $4,000
MT. RAINIER-Income property,
2 apartments, 2 baths, 2 Kitchens,
bsmt., $500 dn, inmed. poss.,
conV. location, BYRD REALTY
Co, WA. 7-2400.
MT. RAINIER-5-rm, bungalow,
furnished, full bSmt., attic. fenced; !;
storm windows; nr. bus terminal
$4,000. UN. 1891.
MT. RAINIER: 5 bedrms., fully
equip, modern eye-leVel kit. for
w "A FAMiLY's DELIGHT"
hot water heat, fun bsmt. W/exit,
garage. Priced IN mid-teens, this
is q must-seel
W. j. NICHOLAS HE, 4-lO00
Evening star., 1961-03-12

8 hedrm. Cape Cod w/expandable
attic, liv. rm. w/firepl. din. rrn,.
kit. w/deep freeze, bsmt. equip.
W/Eit., bar and workship, trNnsp,
IN front of home, 20 or more
fruit trees on LOT.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OO

COLUMBIA PARK-SparEling new
rambler; beautifully finished and
the floor plan is terrific; ample
twin-size bedrms., tile bath, equip.
kits full bsmt.; level lot: must
see 70 appreciate. Only $12,950.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HILLCREST HTS.-6-room brick
semidet. u baths, mr. eYervthinr.

HILLCkEST HEIGHTS, SPACIOUS 3
bedroom, .2h-bath, custom built
rambler, all deluxe featured includ-
ing attractive rec. .rm. in bsmt.,
large corner lot, truly an out
location. MOORE X MOORE,
REALTORS. RE. $4,000 or RE. g.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
Houses BY Hughes
"No Cash REQUIRED"

$13,75O: Vets can buy with
no money down. 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod; full bsmt.; free
way loc.; $3.50 mo.
Sl4,75O: Conv. Chillum
Heights loc. Walk to Gem
store. Solid red brick, Q
story, 3 bedrms., III baths,
English-type bsmt.; S98.5O
to vets.
S16,500: A perfectly lovely
Colonial. Freshly and de-
hghtfully decor. by Shu-
maker. Quiet, wayside loc.
In charming CheVerly. Long
term loan to vets,
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q TO .
ARL. N. COUNTRY CLUB.-Top
convenience. superb lot, 4-bedrm..
rm:; $31 300. IA. $500.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
CONVENIENT LOCALE

Brick and shinEle Colonial v3
oedrms.. lv. rm, din rm, kit,
osmt W/rec. rm., home recently
redec., yard is completely fenced.
beautifully Handicapped and has
expensive Shrubbery, must Be-
seen to be appreciated Only
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HILLANDALE PARK - caIIfOrnIa

rancher with carport on ige. lot:
3 spacious bedrms., 2h baths,
off master, liv: rm. wImahos.-
paneled wall. firepl.: Wv. carpet
ing; sep. din. .rm.. dream kit. W.
bpilt.in appliances: full bsmt.,
$4,000 loan. !. C. HiLLEY &
Co. REALTORS, AP. 7-72O0.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

WoODLAwN HEIGHTS - Brick
rambler with bedrms., extra lge.
kit, hot-vater heat, full bsmt.
with rec. room, h-bath, hobby
shop and ground-level exit TO
patio. Off-Street parking for Q
cars. Priced below others In
area, at S10.50O.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

This distinctive. unique and at
tractive 3 or 4-bedroom, 2-bath,
p. brick home has been built for
gracious living. A CHEEKY fire
place for cool nights, a lovely
breezeWay for summer comfort,
. garage for that new car, a de-
hghtful rec. rm.. that opens onto
. handicapped garden are Just q
few Of the manv charms. Asking
S25,500, with very good terms
and down payment. For further
, details call Mrs. Story, LU. / -3S45
q before !.
; BERENS SALES RE. 6-54OO
FOREST HGTS.-Brick 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod; 81 $50 down, bal. FHA.
10. 1852 after 8 pm. weekdays.
FOREST MANOR, MD.-Brick
= Cape Cod, 9 bedrms., din. rm.
: kit, bath with expandable attic
Lge. level lot with garage. As.
sumo G1 loan. 2 miles from An
drews Air Force Base. Price S14,.
900. EDWARDS REALTY, LO
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Sale requested by owner, close In
West .Hyattsville: 3-bedrm brick
Colonial; sep. din. rm.. scr. porch,
full bsmt., partially finished rec
rm.; fully fenced lot: FLA ap-
praised for $4,000, with $500
down, $3.50 per mo. Make US
an offer.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

FAKAMOUNT REALTY Co
REALTORS WE 5-5422
IMMEDIATE POsSEsSION-3 bed
Lms.' Ia baths, full bsmt.. large
din. area; premium location In
Hyattsyille. Selling Sl5,900.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-056O
KENTLAND, S195 dn. pays an, Q
bedroom, semi-det. Full bsmt.,
fenced lot, sep. din. rm. Take over
payments. ME. S-1212.
KENT FOREST-S395 pays all; 8
pr, "a baths; air cond. OWNER,
MA. 2-1154: wkdys.. DI. 7-4445.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
Seek School

The Soldetna Redeo Assn. has plans underway to construct a 40-acre rodeo grounds facility on the homestead of Chuck Huber, off Kalifonsky Beach Road.
 Huber. who is president of the association, said ground is being cleared for the grounds now and the first weekend of riding will be on July 9.
 The rodeos will continue each weekend rain or shine until the season closes. Bueking stock for the first ride will come from Ninilehik
 Plans for the facility call for
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01

Twenty-Five percent more ve- hicles travelled the Alaska Highway into the 49th State last month than in February, 1860, T. D. Sherard, Director of the Alaska Division of High ways, reported today.
 The 676 vehicles, which car ried 1,612 passengers into Alas ka, resulted in 18 percent more persons travelling the highway into this State, Sherard said.
 The highway director report ed that February traffic, a slight decline from January which in turn was approximate ly 50 percent above the preced- ing month of December.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01

relieved before the operation by his father who told him he was not caveman and people no longer needed that gidget. Joe is on the well list now.
 Holt Leaving
 Bob Holt, local contractor, IS leaving for Minnesota next week. He plans to work there this summer and attend school this coming fall.
 Floored
 Volunteers formed work par ties at the North Kenai Commu- nity Club on March 9 and 26 to lay the new oak flooring for the club. When finished, it should make the kind of dance floor which the club members have long hoped to install.
 Seek School
 At a brief business meeting of the North Kenai Community Club on Thursday, March B, a resolution was read and passed
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
Se

Frozen Jam recipe fmakes 9 cups).
 cups mashed berries
 6 cups sugar
 1 box powdered pectin
 1 cup water
 Combine fruit and sugar. Let stand 20 minutes. Stir oe- casionally. Boil the pectin and water rapidly for one minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Add fruit-sugar mixture and stir two minutes. Pour into jars and cover with tight lid. Let stand at room temperature 24 to 48 hours un- til jelled. Store in freezer or refrigerator.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
Highway Travel Rises

Traffic within the state in- creased by more than ' percent, he said, with six of nine traffic check points showing an in- crease over last months traffic.
 The Sterling Highway check, six miles east of Soldotna, showed an increase of 43 per cent over February, 1860.
 This was below only the Richardson Highway figure of i53 percent increase which was attributed to the military oper- ation, Willow Freeze"
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
Surprise Dinner

4 surprise birthday dinner was the scene at the Ray Gran dall home on domestic Loop, the evening of March 3rd, hon. bring Mrs. Maxine Lewis birth day. A lovely dinner was en- joyed by Larry, Carol, Don, and the Crandall family. MT. Lewis was unable to attend as he was attending school with Federal Aviation at Merrill Field.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
kenai chit-chat Valhalla Heights Plans in Final Stages

unanimously requesting the De partment of Education to au- thorize and construct an Ele- mentary School in North Kenai. Projected enrolment for next year will reach the 100 mark in elementary grades.
 New Secretary
 Lorraine Bastien, secretary of the club, has moved to An chorage where her husband has been employed and Carl Sea man has been elected to take the secretarial job.
 Tourney Ends
 This Thursday, March 30, marked the end of the second pinochle tournament at the club. A new one will begin on Thursday, April 6, and anyone interested is invited to attend. A cake raffle was won by Jay Lietzke and Morrie Porter, who report their chances were well taken.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
No Appendix

Joe Arness, second son of Jim and Peggy Arness, N. Kenai. was rushed to Seward General Hospital for an emergency ap- pendeetomy Wednesday, March 22. at Il pm. Joey's fears were
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
x--' SubQlv1SIon

Contemporary Builders, Inc, are shaping the final plans for the Valhalla Heights subdivi- sion in East Kenai with layout of the streets to be underway in a couple of weeks.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
School Lunch

The Kenai lunchroom reports your child's lunch menu can be heard daily over the local TV station, The Kenai Ranger pro- gram.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01
ZZ=5z @HZ F2otdeeo

stalls for 96 horses, tack rooms, loading and calf roping chutes, six cabins. a bar and bunk house for single contestants.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-04-01

William Howard Taft was the first US. president to use an automobile while in office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Pieketing Of Bowling
Alleys Continue In iii.

court on one occasion. To help
speed the case the CORE group
began picketing East Fl. Louis
City Hall Placards carried BY
the pickets read The Law is
Clear But Not Enforced and
If This Is An All-American
City. Let's Live As Americans.
Homer Randolph. CORE chair
man said. we intend to con-
iirue pickcting until we get
some action Well picket the
City Hall and also the bowling
alleys. one by one. There has
been general negligence by the
city in handling this case "
Randolph continued. NO one
viii do anything about it. The
Mayor is not doing anything.
The police are not doing any
thing. the states attorney is not
doing anything"
The CORE group turned to
bowling after opening num-
her of restaurants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

East s. Louis. III Tres
passing charges against Is CORE
members picketing to inteeraie
East ST Louis Bowling alleys
were quickly dismissed.
The CORE group has been pic
keting three bowling alleys :
Shop City Bowling Lanes. Bowl
Away. and Edgemont for three
weeks. They filed a complaint
under state law prohibiting
discrimination last month when
members were refused admis.
sion TO the bowling alleys
Previous attempts by CORE
TO nesoiiate change in policy
had failed. The bowling alleys
contend they are private clubs
end thus not covered by the
state law.
There has been considerable
delay in the Courts on the com.
plants Of the CORE members
Justice 6f the Peace Howard
Lsnsford failed to appear in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
AE Head Says Second
Class Citizenship Fading

-in,egrs;ed situations CO The
political platforms Of both major
Parties emphasized our nations
continuing commitment 10 civil
rights in the years ahead
II the past thirteen years. The
People Take The Lead has listed
the following major gains citI-
zens in uniform are treated and
trained alike. be they white or
colored the right Ct . worker
70 be judged on his merits is
enforced IN seventeen states and
~ federal contract in all firms
doing work for the government
K most TOD ranking universities
racial and religious quotas are
IN the way ont. non-whi;e inter
state travellers are no longer
forced into separate sections on
trains and buses as they cross
certain state lines: laws recuir-
ing racial segregation in public
accommodations have been struck
down in one state after another
On the basis Of this record.
Mr. Ehrmann stated that ~Ameri-
cas- forward thrust toward great
Ct opportunity and equality for
al It's citizens has maintained
hesrtening momentum during
the past twelve months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Blame Cold Days
For Slow Tob Sales

Unusually cold January wealth
er he's been blamed hv most De-
partment Of state branch man
ayers for slipping sales Of 1861
vehicle tabs throughout Michigan
Others attributed unemployment.
short work week schedules. and
decreasing sales Of new cars to
the dropping off OF weight tax
license seekers
According 10 Secretary OF State
James n Hare license registra.
tions are running 10 per cent be-
low those of last year.
During November and Deem
Der. Hare said. 'our 1861 tab
sales were running ahead Of 1850
sales Since New Years day regis.
traiions have dropped sharply
and we are now 65,535 behind our
figure on the same date one year
ago
During the first three months
Il 1860 tab sales. 668. 5ol vehicles
we're registered compared 10 500
CSC so far in 1861.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

Mex YORK City Second
class citizenship. based on such
sN;rsnecls factors a race. reli-
or ard national origin Is on
ihe way out. said. Herbert 3
Fhrmana, President Of the Amer
lsan Jewish Committee He
sce this ANALYSIS on the basis
q ire 18th edition Of The Peo-
p.e Take The lea5-AJCs round
~ u civil rights advances in
the United States
La5cr's participation in this
forward march Mr. Ehrmann
said. Is evidenced by the reno
sa, q. The color har in the con
'.'I;.or Of The Brotherhood Of
T4.lroad Trairmen and the rer-
cer r Nero and white locals
rs ne American Federation o.
Musicians and The National AS.
scc.siions OF Letter Carriers
The pamphlet also halls the
employment OF Negro musicians
by nine symphony orchesiras
rine Broadway musicals an d
y .elevision orchestras in New
York during the past year the
hiring Of the first Negro eleciri-
clan OF Federal construction in
Washington. D C: and Labor
Department approval az trus-
;eeship BY the United Auto vor-
kers 20 enforce rs ron-discririi-
nation policy AZ the local union
level
Mr Erhmsnn asserted that
this wears record reveals further
evidence Of the civil rights re-
vo'niior peaceful for The most
rs-, ih-' has occurred in this
COUNTY 6uri-o he past decade :"
he added. While much remains
- - done. il is safe 10 predict
that II he dAosde Of the SIXTIES
Americans VIII come closer than
ever before 10 the democratic
ifes Of equal opportunity for
an
Some n the hignli9hts If this
Years edition Of The People
Taka srA LEAD are. IL The STR
dent sit-in~ movement which
has hronghi about the desegre-
cation Of chsin-store lunch cnun-
fors II over 1n0 Southern cities
? The United States CONGRESS-
r3ssed second federal civil
RIGHTS law in IS wears. with psrti-
c'ilsr emphasis on protecting the
rirh' of every American to vote
o. Delaware Joined sixteen other
states with enforceable fair en-
nlnvrnert practice laws az
Seventeen now school districts
in The South heesn 70 desegre-
gate their public schools into
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

Nov is the judgement OF
mis- world: now shall the
prince Of this world be cast
cut.
and I. if I be lifted up
from the earth. will draw oil
men unto me-" John 1879
90
Out of these scriptures we
gain spiritual development.
for Christ Jesus said: "If ys
keep my saying. ye shall NOT
see death"
When we actually learn
me unrealitv of evil, then we
viii be well under way to-
ward that absolute spiritual
faith. hope, and mutual UNI
GerStandlng which protects
md directs completely free
dom's role through divine
s.ind.
Mary Baker Scdv. dis
eoverer OF Christian Science
has stated:
II would not transform
the infant al once into a
man. nor would | keep fhe
sucking a lifelong babe. No
impossible thing do ! ask
when urging the claims OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
FEAR No EVIL

Christian Science; but BE-
cause this teaching Is in sd-
vance Of The age. we should
not deny our need Of lis
spiritual vnfoIdmens. Man.
kind will improve through
Science and Christianity. The
necessity for uplifting the
race is father 70 the fact
that Mind can do IL; for Mind
can imparf purify instead Of
impurify. strength instead Of
weakness, and health instead
of disease. Truth is an sItera-
tive in The entire system, and
can m a Ike II every whit
whole" (S&H 371:20-32)
JESUS SAID THOU
SHALT LOVE THE LORD
THY GOD WITH ALL THY
HEART, AND WITH ALL
THY MIND"
"This is the first and great
commandment.
"And the second is like
unto if. Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself.
con these two command
mentS hang all the law and
the prophets. Matt. 27:37-
40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
In Concentration
ABE LINCOLN

TO-DAY February II 1909 Abraham Lincoln was born
One nanarvi a1a .i.tN.ao years ago Thomas Lincoln
,i-s Became TIE vr9v6 parer,s 8. fine strong confen.ed
l.G He sy III ne6 * tu~S staring II me ratte-s and
g, nirs ard restn- through ra:,erS L possible that
~ -e~eec agt 81 the and ny nlZ. ard the
rays tr hy Gay ArS a.s- ne began Grow into
manhood IN ire Eora, virtue and culture Of his mother
ne ves to-c-ei bv me business q heavenly Father
me first business x al r~er. 1rl women
And as Ii-ne marched or re continued "a reach for
,ae Asni rgstins STUDYING hoping and working toward
would deserve te -sat man ard noble statesman
The tine cane End BE stood opposed e an undivided
Laced himself front taking the lead for United free
america Lincoln t.ires and IS engaged in
variety 81 occupations Re made trips TO New Orleans
with fls' hos returning o % arguments susns' slavery
1922 In 'oN p4sf n ne i2Enanon e ne Re-
cent ne Joint debates between Lincoln and Douglas a.
saec national attention In 1860 Lincoln talked OF
Presidential possibility
Although during TIE campaign Lincoln had made
statement that elected ne would no. interfere with sav-
fever fes. FIRE r. ris inauguration srrrosc1ed
became esse1 ias' 'hs Sosherr States would secede
f-oT the ~s.- rs M threatened In order 70 avoid
'rouh'e hs snugzed through Baltimore 10 Washing
TOR oy -a- Wrs1 t51irz farewell 70 his friends AZ
Sprinstlt1 Is ssl5 60 n assume task difficult
'har ths' v-r 54t11e5 ap0n any other man since
n rs srs sreech Delivered from the steps Of
he nat,c-s s--o Nz-ch 1861 Lincoln said address
e0urf-~- s-1 -c- ~i7e Is he ncreniols issue OF
CIVIL ps- me f5rger--ert vll lo ssSa; yoa You caa
have cc-ts without beng yourselves the azcressors
4on Rave re- oath registered IL heaven % destroy the
government 1Fie teve TIE most solemn one 10 preserve
protec'. and defend g."
TIE ~cs brilliant mind in the nation could not sway
Lincoln fro- the dictates Ct His integrity
could not be shaken his Of justice could not be per-
Nerted hu' ne VAS compassionate and mercifu The spirit
II which re carried the nav be known best from
ms own words IN his second inaugural speech:
"F0ndiv do ne hope fervenflv do we prsv that this
m7hiv Scourge OF war speedily pass away Yet If God
wills that il continue until all the wealth piled bv the
bondsnans two hundred and fifty years Of unrequted
to shall DC sunk snd Until every drop Of blood drawn with
The lash shsl bepsid BY another drawn with the sword
as was said thousand still II must be said
that the ivd-menfs % RE Lord and roheovs al
oce'her W'h malice towards with charity for aI
viii Fr-re~s IN the roh' Cod Gives she RIGHT es
Us finish he work in 20 bind the nations wounds
70 for him who shall have borne the battle and for
his widow and his orphans DO al which achieve and
cherish just and lasting peace among ourselves and with
sII nations"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Urge Sofety In Aged

Sruinik age. cources in art. music
md home economics should yield
70 driver training
Dr. Sweeney asserted that I'VE
must demand chemical test OF
breath or blood in all instances
- which drinking IS SUSPECTED.
Tic lows concerning punishment
should he mandatory for various
zones Of chemical intoxication
IL oddcd
Ho said that physicians must
realize the "imnortance Of their
roles in ccrtifv'1g persons for
criv'rg md should ATTEMPT in
svcrv .wav 70 convince their pa
tents vhn ere not qualified 10
eivc M his privilege lie called
so' continued resecrch in auto
drsign.
Or Rom pointed ont that
-osier , cpared by the Traffic
s fofv Association for use in
doctors ,f'ices demonstrated that
j. tho three oneitc~S f Deiroit's
r-~''l7'ior urdor * there werc
'r'v 90 'ficstrian deH'hs where
IS IN The one quarter over IS
yesrs &C age there were 90 pedes-
i,ian deaths
He asked doctors n call these
flgures to the attention Of their
Patients in hone nat their inn
p-essiveness will help influence
Drivers to top hitting so MANY
pedestrians and will stimulate
pedestrians to adequately defend
themselves from becoming a part
81 such distressing statistics
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

TIE Committee on Aging Of the
WAYNE County Medical Society
is enlisting the assistance Of other
remher doctors Of the society
il bringing 10 The attention Of
;h.;r patents the pedestrian &C.
c6enf problem in the Detroit
srsa
The committee on Aging work
i-e in cooperation with the Traf-
~ Safety Association and the
ID roll Police Department has
a-ked fellow physicians in the
caurtv 70 tell their patients the
hs~d facts about pedestrian az
~idents ard particularly those
facts TIA; reveal i is the older
~ estrisn over - who is most
cf'os. fatally Injured
Several articles ard editorials
CT the subject appear in the cur
rers Issue 81 Detroit rvbIica-
ZION. One is bv Or. Jack Rom,
chairman 81 the Committee on
Asin7. Another is by Or Donald
~ sSeery. y associate editor
~ the r,s7s-'-e. and third s
~ Donald S;y.7 r,snaoir1 d..
ceef-r Of the Traffic Safety As.
soe;sfion.
DR. Sweeny said that one Of
tie answers 10 tho accident prob
lem is the excellent Siaie-suo.
ported driver training programs
functioning al the teen-age level
II our schools. He added. These
rust be hrosdened and encour.
aged II time in the classroom Is
factor in this ht,rrv-u0 NJ the