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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7T74

RIvERDALE-4 bedrms., 2 baths,
din. rms; sie's6oj. fM;; You mlsglaSs' msS as.
sumo 4hsc GI loan. DoUd NJ
SMILEY, Realtor, RE. 6-3S5S:
ewes. CE. 6-s715 or AP 7-S79S.
RIvERDALE--5-rm. bungalow; iRe
lot: oil heat. needs some fixinS: :
real bargain; $3.50, $500 cash,
$50 mo. WA. 7-1624.
RIvERDALE - Beautiful 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod with den on shaded, An
ehorrIenced corner lot. Only $400
an PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. b-b422
RIvERDALE PARK. near historic
Calvert Mansion-3 lge. .bedrms. :,
sep. din. rm.: conv.. quiet loca-
ton: level ,Anchor-fenced yard,
big patio. lge. trees. FHA at
$l4,500 with $3.50 dn. incl. set
Co, REALTOR, AP. 7-72O0.
sEABROOK ACRES -bedrm. brk
rambler. finished bsmt. Immediate
occupancy. Gl, no money down.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm,. I'M
medists me sS cecHIancy; agS5 $3.50 dn;s Ia Ss4
SHORT ON CASH?
Older 3-bedroom home: oil h.-w.h.:
lge. porch: fenced yard: work
shop. Vacant. Quick possession.
Conv to Andrews. Only S10,750-
nothing down If you can make
su6stantlal monthly payments.
" FELLOWS REALTY CO.
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sUITLAND-3-bedrm. brk. home OF
large fenced corner lot; carport
walk to schools and shopping
Sl4, $50, $500 down, S104 per mo
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
RE. b-722S 10 T-o601
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M&0p&n
OPEN 1-6
CHEVY CHASE

Yirst presentation exquisite 4-level
Ayr. .-old hke-new split; 4 bedrms.
Il .pine-psneledl, 8 baths. lovely
mahof. liv. rm. v/nrepl.
and suffered doors: also paneled
the liv. rm. . 1f'' feW steps s below iovlns is
q lge.. paneled rec. rm. .w.Ro-
Beautifully Handicapped lot. on quiet
cul-de-sae street, rear facing
Rock Greek Park and Meadow
brook Riding Club: 3 blks to Rol-
nngvood and Rock Greek Forest
e% T. sencoli G. ana nesf other sSiss eSare.s! se
close to shopping In Bethesda
and Silver Spring. Houses In this
area are In great demand. Only
$37, 800, terms. Exclusive. shown
By appt. only.
Kenilworth Realty Co.
UN. 4-290s JU. s-51ps
CHEVY CHASE, MD, mr.. circle
Attrac. Get. cor: center hall. spa
eious 1st A.. liv. rm., din, rm.,
~ rm.. buffers pantry. kit,
bkfst. rm.,, scr. ,peh:. 9 bedrms..
co. Exei.: si ssi.San. 81 DiIo Mo. Hssipf S-si6o.
CHEVY CHAsE-sOMERsET AREA
-Unusually attr. brick Colonial;
excel. .fioor plan: good closets
Center hall: liy. rm.. din. rm.; DEN
AND POWDER RM.: table space
kit, 3 good bedrms.. 2 baths on
End: stairs to lse. attic: full
bsmt., rec. rm. area w/hrepl.;
garage: S32 $50.
SUSAN RINGLAND PROPERTIES
OIL. 4-2444
CHEyY CHASE VIEW: N-AcRE
LOT WITH TREES-New custom
rambler: 8 bedrms. texpand. TO
O, ground-leyel rec. rm.. 2h
street. Immed possession. So. $50.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.

UNIVERSITY -house
cond.: 4-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod,
rm,. breezeWay, 2-car det. garage
slate roof. lovely wooded corner
only aGii sas,sSoo. stN9' LOCATION vacant
University Realty
REALTORS HE. 4-350o
UNIVERSITY PARK-spacious s:
bedrm.. 2-bath brick; mirrored
firepl., fully equip. kit, many
extras: large fenced lot; excel.
lse, lSs6e, IA; 2z7S5s; 27SSS5ss; coHEE REALTY
W. HYATTsVILLE-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; hv. rm., firepl.. lge. kit,
din. "L", full bsmt. Assume lge.
Az loan or FLA. S19.950. o.
Ri n, E15Lpi INC" Ju. b-7l1s OF
W00DLAWN-0Is. no SIS doWr
and move in. Very attractive s.
bedrm. brk. home has sep. din.
rm. and basement: porch: close to
BUS; schools and shopping. $4,000
KEN DRUSKIN g. CO. HE. 9-2400
$500, - Very attractive 2-bedrm.
bungalow w/nrepl, needs fixing.
Cottage City. $1,000 dn.. S79 mo.
HAGAN REALTY UN. 1858
21O7 AMHERST DRIVE, LeWisdale
-Beautiful big brick home:
COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONER
Living room with fireplace, real
dining room, (dinette as welD fully
equip. kitchen; lst n. bedroom OF
Den and powder rm.; End A., 8
bedrooms. master bedroom about
20 IT,: complete bath: full base.
ment. gas heat; fenced lot, or
street parking; 81 and FHA ap-
R. !. TAYLOR, OIL. 4-3462
=. W. BERENS, MA. $4,000.
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nMQpGh
KENSINGTON

ROCK CREEK WOODS
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1 TIL DARK
Low Down Pymt. to oualif,ed Pur.
enasers or Rent With Option to Buy
SHAKESPEARE would have said
rritns make haste" LEONARDO
DA WINCH would have SAID
.ANOTHER MASTERPIECE"
WE SAY--CQME. SEE and CHOOSE
from one Of these spacious value
packed new brick homes (imme-
diate to 2-week occupancy). Thres
6eautiful styles-3, 4, 5 bedrooms.
ga baths, finished family rms. :
nice lots (some have trees), sen
din, rms. 2O.ft. kits, fireplaces. 4.
and most important, 4 buiider
Who knows what the public WantS
ana stands behind what he buildsl
conv.. to schools. churches, COM
munity recreation areas. THE
Prices ARE RIQHT-Pfoni S22' ;.
500 TO $27 900. Trade considered
dr.: Out Conn. ave. ext, to New
port MI rd.. follow red (Pryme)
sign on Denfleld, past Rock Creek
Palisades School, to Dewey I'd ::
IT. on Dewey to 1900 Sprueij
tmodel homeD and left on Byrd
l blk. and left again (modei
home) on eimms. DR..
EVELYN G. KAPLAN & CO
REALTORS Lo. 6-9oo,
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F. w. BERENS, Realtors
ColeSville Area
New 4-Bedrm. Rambler

Colesville Area
New 4-Bedrm. Rambler
on " Acre
Just finished all-brick rambler with
4 spacious bedrms. and 2 baths
on one fir. De luxe elec. kit. VI
table space, liv. rm. w/f1repl.,
sep. din. rm.; carport. The most
spacious rec. rrn. we've seen with
firepl. and pwdr. rm. Dashboard
NV. b. Price. $4,000. Call EV.
4-6362 ewes.
Williams & Co. JU. 7-6744
CONN. AVE, ESTATES-3-bedrm
brk. Kay Rambler; rec, rm.. full
bsmt.. elec. kit. washer. dish
washer; large fenced lot. Assume
ia5se ssS. wi. SI 41ss aHss49' Joan Price sls'-
CREAM PUFF DE LUKE aluminium
siding 3-bedro0m rambler with
sep. dinette, porch, patio and
huge Anehor-fenced yard. FHA
appraised. S13.500. $3.50 dn. OR
sHs6RbAS gGsHs R0' pRopERT1Es RSSbfS; Mor.
GLENMONT AREA. FIRST showing
bedrms. and 2 baths, with rec
rm Priced to sell fast at $4,000.
This won't last, call now. 10.
$4,000.
HUGH T. PECK 11246 Georgia Ave
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
GREENWOOD KNoLLs-4-bedrm
port: ser. pch.; cor. fen; assume
4lasS loan. $4,000. WI. 6-7467.
KENsINGTON: close to wheaton
ARO NJ
5000 cash, SOS per mo. Beau.
va deep. shsded lot; NEsTL:EF
W.N6.7lO0.
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BROYHILLi
CUSTOM BUILT

Open Sat, Sun, 1 tn DARK
A home OF dignity and charm; cen.
yer entr., brick rambler in n
AT exclus.. Riverwood area; re.
tired general moved to Florida,
oners his 7-yr.-old home for inn.
med. occupancy. New-house cond =,
% Nv: rm. wIhrepl. and picture
elec. kit. wLeating space, 3o' Flor
ida porch, 3 twin-sized bedrms.. q
tul: baths. main level; / bedrm.
EIfull bath, ground level: perm.
STAIRS TO Ice. storage attic, oa'
paneIed rec. rm. w/frepl.; 2-car
gar, fully air cond.; slate roof,
Excel. financing avail, S47,50l.
DIR; Out CIV. parkway to Lor-
com lane. rt. OF Lorcom on NelIjs
SuStis' r., on Monroe to 24IS.
Hall REALTY CO., REALTORS,
Evening star., 1961-01-07

RIvERDALE AREA-Neat, clear
and plenty Of living space In this
bungalow with bsmt.. sep. din. rm
and encl. porch: Just of Kenil-
Only $500 total price, with
Sl,430 dn., $40 Q month pays all
LANDovER AREA-SI1,45O econ.
omy home for the family needing
3 bedrms. and den or 4 bedrms
qround-level .bsmt. exit, ample
shrubs: mr.; schools, shopping and
bus: only So dn.. bal, In 1 trust
and $500 settlement cost.
PARKWAY AREA-spotless brk
rambler with 3 bedrms. Il kinl
sizel, lge. din. area. tile bath, rec.
type bSmt.; off-street parking
Assume 4hsss loan; new financing
avail.
TRADES ACCEPTED on q new and
attractive brk. rancher; country.
size. kit. w/beaut. wood cabinets
surface range, wall oven and fan;
. bedrms., full bsmt. w/plenty OF
headroom, ground-level exit and
picture window. We only have one
at Sl4,950.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7T74
Evening star., 1961-01-07
ARLINGTON NORTH

ARLINGTON NORTH
Available for immediate occupancy.
living room with fireplace and
dining ell, kitchen contains eat
ing area, large screened porch
covering both kitchen and base
ment entrances, unusual service
bar, ample closets throughout.
Overall condition excellent.
Beautiful back yard with towering
trees and shrubs and hedge for
privacy. Convenient to Lee hwy.
and WASHINGTON blvd, schools and
shopping area. Open IL to dusk,
SATURDAY and Sunday. Ewes, Ell.
Evening star., 1961-01-07
COLLEGE PARK
BI-LEVEL

Brand-nev home in ele-
CANT good taste, plus un-
limited modern conv. fea.
lures: 3 twin-siEed bedrmS..
2 full baths. din. rm., mod,
de luxe kit, formal entr,
foyer, finished family rm.,
close to Keniiworth ave. or
fast access to downtown and
other areas. Truly q delight
ful home. Only S21 800.
Evening star., 1961-01-07
F. W. BERENS. RealtoI

ALEX, AREA on Mt. Vernon blvd
-$2l $50. 3-bedrm BRICK RAM.
BIER with breezeway and garage
Assume lge. 4h% loan. Immacu.
late condition. XII, S-383O. nj II
LARRY sA.s ORC; 10, Realty Admin
Evening star., 1961-01-07

REALTORS Lo. 5-2027
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
KENSINGTON
11124 Newport NIL Td.-Bi-leyel
fnnm3ies nn,IhsI o. bedrmss 2h baths,
additional bedrms; enclosed porch.
covered patio. First time oifered
MI. Twanno, LA, 6-0332. LYMAN
c: DELE D CO.. INC. Ii. 7-OSO9.
kENsINGT0N--A terrifie value in
snis almost-new 3-bedroom, q
full bsmt.: large loan may be as as.
KEIEE1oHH. 0-440'' BURTON
LANGLEY PARK-See this charm
fnr f1nr' IN. mIodern.style g ay Calf. rambler.
YouNd AT HEART"
O. ke. .bedrmS.. liv. rm. with frepl. :
!ge. fenced yard with patio; close
to all conveniences.
W: J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
MANOR COUNTRY CLUE 44O4
Norbeck rd.-4 bedrooms, French
provincial, 9 years old: 9 baths,
powder rooms. screened porch,
iull basement, rec. room. modern
kitchen. 2-car garage: wooded lot.
over. u acre: S36. 800. This sale
carries full membership in club,
2. GILL. WI. $1,000.
MASS, AVE ExTENDED-A new
onertnel Here is q handsome brick
Colonial home with large bed
room or den on LIST floor: full
pain. separate dining room. 4
bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor
Z-ear ea{port. recreation room;
owner leaving town. Cali WO'
6-23OO. EDW. II. JONES & CO.,
INC.
MASS. AVE EXT.-New rambler: !:
Im.. sliding glass doors, lRe' XII
4 bedrms.. . baths. rec. rm,, q.
car garage, h.-w.h.; S3S,500,
OIL. 1886. No agents.
MONTGOMERY HILLS AREAS.
Dedrm.; full-bsmt. brick rambler :,
ser. pch: BY OWNER, ~. 5-709i'
MONTGOMERY HTLLS-Attractiye
all-brick Colonial on large wooded
iot with 3 bedrooms. separate din
ing room. recreation room; ga
rage; S1g.950. A. J. KEssIN0ER
N0RTHW0OD PARK-Cute 2-bed-
low. BUY AS Is ANb Is SAVE.
S. sse. sEsRse sse4sseos sRos.s. s.JFt6seb 20. b.aaiS.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS-3-bed-
rm. custom-built rambler. on one
acre; for sale by OWNER. Ev. T.
l7l4.
Evening star., 1961-01-07
-. ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH

soo ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
500 cash. incl. settlenent viii hi,
TINS 4-bedrE. Cape Cod home;
clean as Q pin. large rooms wifi
Waik-in closets, fenced rear yarc
WITH Q barbecue pit and Z patio
Cau Today for appt. to INSPECT.
BARNES
REALTORS XII R-Innn
Evening star., 1961-01-07

MASS. AVE ExT.-New rambler
rm:. sliding glass doors. lge, KIT.
bedrms.. 2 baths. rec. rm,, 3.
car garage, h.-w.h.; S3S,500
OIL. 4s3436 No Agents
Evening star., 1961-01-07
RANDOLPH HILLS
$1s,5oO UP
$500 DOWN

Balance as low as S103.s0 mo-,
25-yr. loan
Evening star., 1961-01-07

home for living and en-
tertaining: large liv. rm. connect,
Eitn 'alousied Fla. rm.; compl. I'm
nsmt.. inels,. lRe. rec. rm. at grount
ieVei: Overlooks beautiful estate
sos sEeebpis'o Eebp garage; Wv. carpet
Evening star., 1961-01-07
University Realty
21O7 AMHERST DRIVE, LeVisda

KEN DRUSKlN q CO. HE. B-24O0
$500. = Very attractive 2-bedrm.
bungalow v/flrepl., needs fixing.
Cottage City. 81 800 dn.. $40 mo.
Evening star., 1961-01-07
4 bedrms., 2 full baths,
lge. sep. din. rm.,
iull bSmt. w/rec, rm,,

KEW pRusK1Nf S.SSo. Z CO. 10. s.aoos
WHEATON, $1l.95O. S40O cash
Brick rambler; level SHADED iot
ALLEN REALTORS Lo. 5-is50
WHEATON,: SI5,55O = 3-bedroom
rambler: earport, Ice. level lot,
CLOSE % schools; assume OF loan:
Evening star., 1961-01-07
NEW
JUST COMPLETED
4 Bedrooms, 8 Baths
$34,950

La. 9-41I1 HA. 2-4O7i
PARkWOOD; conv. to NH, Naya
Med; schools--Red brick: lare,
lot; liv. rm. with flrepl.. din. rm
kit, lge. paneled den. full bath
LIST mr.; 3 bedrms,, bath 2nd fir.
paneled rec. rEn.. garage, side scr
porcn; &4'96O. OWNER, VIII. 2
Evening star., 1961-01-07

AIaEx;-s2l. 200 by orig. OWNER
bsmt., porch. firepi., fenced yard
TOOL shed, equip. kit, washer
dryer. gas heat; near schools
churches. stores, bus; 10 min
Eent $4,000 dn.. FHA S145 mo
Evening star., 1961-01-07

EWs.sOUTHLAWN - 3-bed. /.
rm. rambler. Only $3.50 dn. FHA;
h.-w. h., dishwashef. GARBAGE dis.
posal. immac. cond. RE. $4,000
~ pm. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

forcement agencies and a step-up
of public education for an accel-
Grated campaign against quacks.
The A.M.A.'s Department of In
vestigatiOn has served as medical
watchdog" for the past 55 years,
waging continuous campaign a
gainst charlatans, their nostrums
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

profess phony cancer cures and the
quacks who peddle supposed cures
for arthritis.
Many state and county medical
societies will send representatives
to the congress. These men will
report to their local societies on
the plans for cooperation with en-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

lible will be spotlighted at the
First National Congress on Medi-
cal Quackery Oct. o. at Washing
ton, ID. c., the American Medical
Association announced today.
The congress, conceived by the
A.M.A's Department of Investiga-
ton, will be co-sponsOred by the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

federal governments Food and
Drug Administration.
Taking part in the program will
be officials from federal agencies
and from the ANA. representa-
tives Of national voluntary organ
izations involved in, or interested
in the health field, and members
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

ton and Welfare, Post Office De-
partment and Federal Trade Com
mission.
Nutritional quackery, through
unnecessary vitamins and miner
ais, will be major item on the
program for the congress. Other
targets will be the charlatans who
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

of law enforcement agencies.
Organizations participating In
the congress will include the A
merican Cancer Society, the Arth-
ritis and Rheumatism Foundation
the National Better Business Bur-
eau. Federal agencies will include
the Department of Health, Educa-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
Congress On Medical
ouoekery To Expose
Health ChurIutons

Medical quacks and charlatans
who prey on the sick and the gull
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

and gadgets. 1t has accumulated
the largest files IN existence on
medical quackery and acts as a
clearing house for information.
Only sons of gondoliers are
eligible for membership in the gon-
doliers guild Of Venice.
Evening star., 1961-11-01
BEDROOMS

LANE "AecLAIM" ape. BEDROOM.
Fine qvuIitY oil finish. Reg. .299.95---2A0.s7
BAssETT ITALIAN PROVINCIAL BED.
ROOM. 3-pieee frUitwood finish. Reg. 369.95
26q.o7
BASSETT "VISTA WHITE" BEDROOM
Fomica tops. Spices. Reg. 239.95-I69.07
3.Pc.. STARLITE MAHOGANY BED.
ROOM. Chest, dresser and bookcase bed.
Reg.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

7.Pe. BRONZE AND BRASS DIMETTEs.
Diamond design table and chairs. Reg. 1925.
Sq.eT
7.Pe. eHRoMeRAFTDIaETT Table and s
chairs. Reg. 1926
5.Pe. PROGRESSIVE ALL PLASTIC
DINETTE. Tobe and four chairs. Reg. 1925.
1887
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
CASTOR BEAN NOT
For Kids Says Expert

ANN ARBOR - If you have
castor beans in your yard or
garden, the fruit should be picked
and destroyed as soon as il APP
pears, says a pediatrician at the
University of Michigan Medical
Center.
The beans. which begin TO
appear this time of year, can
cause serious or even fatal poi
soning if eaten by children.
DR.. George n. Lowrey. associ-
ate professor OF Pedistries and
director OF the Hospitals Poison
Control Center declares that
while no serious cases Of castor
bean poisoning have ever been
treated at the center, the plants
bean-Iike seed can cause fatal
poisoning il thoroughly ehewed.
If swallowed whole, however,
poisoning is unlikely because the
hard seed coat prevents rapid
absorption.
Symptoms of castor bean poison
ing appear within one to three
days after the bean is eaten and
consist of vomiting. stomach pain,
drowsiness and stupor. Death
may occur within II days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

GOLF GOLF coLF-As the golf season neared i,s erd ,
mcnts Gary Ind Reading Pa and Cleveland Oho wero
events which attracted large numbers of golfers from all sections
Of country In photo are championship division
winners of the Parmakers Golf Club Gary Ind Jim Cuy le,
sales CocaCoa Botng Works Gary Indiana stands
in with winners Mrs Blanche Adams Chicago End place Mrs
Gregory Gary champion and Miss Ayne Nixon Chicago
d place while looking on from right is Jim Brown Coca Cola
Eong Company OF Chicago The Gary CocaCa operaon
bcd all trophies for the Parmakers tournament In center
right Maxwell Stanford president Eastern Golf Assoc;a
Ton and Mrs Paris Brown EGA tournament director receive
from PRman Moss II Hendrix trophies donated bv The Coca
Cola Company Atlanta Ga for Eastern youth CHAMPIONSHIPS
along with huge EGA trophy in memory of Herman Scott
late president of the EGA The Farvew Club of PHILADELPHIA
Herman Scott Trophy which from 1860 nv the
Eal Golf Club OF Washington DC In right photo at Cleveland
nanked by SixhCity Tournament Promoter William Seawrght
left and right Joe Williams The Cleveland CocaCola Boiling
Company left to right Champion Powell Canton Ohio
Nan Christopher runnerup and 3rd place winner Miss Mary
WkcrSon Cleveland This the 14th annual
Scawghs SixthCiy event The Cleveland CocaCoa Bot
Company donated trophies for the championship
flight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Pistons To Train
At MarysviIIe

The Detroit Pistons will return
to the ST. Clair River area for
preseason training this fall, II
was announced this week.
Director of Staff Fran Smith
said that negotiations to use
Marysville High School gymnasi-
um as a training site for the 2nd
straight year we're completed with
MarysvilIe Superintendent of
Schools. Norris Hanks.
The team will be housed at the
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge in
Port Huron during the Today
training stint. Last year, the Pts
tons we're quartered at st. Clair
Inn. but those facilities were con-
verified to a temporary clubhouse
when the Inns famed golf course
burned TO the ground in an early
summer fire and no other space
was available
I'VE are all pleased TO be able
to return TO the Blue Water area"
said Smith. Our reception by
folks up there was terrific a year
ago"
Smith said that present plans
call for players to convene in
Detroit on September is for ply
steal and dental examinations and
issuing of equipment. The next
day will be devoted to light con-
ditioning drills and the team will
relax on Sunday September II,
before officially opening the tough
two-a-day practice stint on Sept
ember 10.
lone of the smallest training
camp squars in recent team his
tory will be on hand" said Smith.
I'VE don't know the exact count
yet because several rockies aren't
contain Of their plans. but there
probably will be no more than
IL players ON hand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
New Speed Limits For
Main Horoughfmes

Detroit streets Woodward.
Fort. Gratiol and Michigan
In making the announcement.
Ross c. Harger. assistant director
CT the Detroit Department of
Streets and Traffic emphasized
that the new limits were the
maximum speeds that could be
driven under ideal conditions
with safety.
At the same time Police Com.
missioner Herbert w. Hart, noti-
fled Detroit police personnel Of
the changes and directed them
10 enforce the new limits strict
ly. He pointed out that police
had been doing an outstanding
Job in enforcing the speed laws.
I'VE have been conducting a
campaign against specders on
residential streets in the past
four weeks he pointed out
During this time we have IS
sued 1.127 speeding violation
notices on these streets. as well
as many others on Detroit'S major
streets. This has helped sub
stantially to keep Dctroit'S ac.
cident toll relatively light in re-
cent weeks"
Harger listed the following
specific changes on the four
streets:
Gratiot - From ST Aubin to
Star Fair. increased from 30 to
35 miles per hour From ST An.
tome to Randolph. increased from
25 to 80.
MICHIGAN - From LODGE FIX
pressway TO the city limits at
Wyoming increased from 30 to
IS.
Woodward - From Adams to
Temple. up from 25 to 30 miles
per hour. which continues as the
limit to Highland Park From
McNicholS northbound 10 EIGHT
Mile. increased from 3 5to 40.
which is the present limit on the
Southbound stretch.
Fort - From Third TO Twelfth
increased from IS TO 30, which
thus becomes the limit TO Wood
mere. From Woodmcrc TO Oak
wood at the Rouge River. in
creased from 80 to 35.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Tigers, Yankees Pennant
Battle Nothing New

Although the New York Yam
KEGS have wide margin over
the Detroit Tigers when il comes
TO winning American League
pennants, the two teams have
staged some notable battles for
the title.
In 1894, when Mickey Coch-
rane's Tigers opened new era
with their drive to the flag, the
Yankees fought the Bengals down
TO the last week of the campaign
before losing their pennant bid
by margin of seven games.
The following year, the Yam.
KEGS were unable to stave off
an August rush by Cochrane's
hard-driving Tigers and again
finished second, three games
back.
When the Tigers won their
1910 pennant, they prevented the
Yankees from capturing their
fifth straight Like the 1861 edi-
ton, the 1910 Tigers also were
lightly regarded in preseason
speculation but nosed out the
indians and the Yankees in a
three-cornered race. The second
place Tribe was one game behind
the champion Tigers, while the
Yankees were two behind.
In l945. the Yankees led the
race for a month during May and
June but fell back after that
and finished fourth as the Tigers
won the pennant on the last
day Of the season. A grand slam
home run by Hank Creenberg
against the ST. Louis Browns
enabled the Tigers TO beat out
the Washington Senators. who
had closed their season a week
earlier.
When the Tigers won their
first three American League
remnants in l907-l909, the Yam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Punt, Pass, Mfk Contest
Initiated By Pro Clubs

Upwards of $4,000 Detroit boys
will be I'm training with the
Detroit Liohs following their re-
g;stration for the nationwide Punt
Pass and Kick competition.
The contest, for grade school
boys from six TO 10. spf nsored
by the Ford Division of the Ford
Motor Company. will be conduct,
cd during the 1861 football sea.
son in conjunction with the Ma
tional Football League.
Candidates may register Aug.
% Sept. IS at any of the Detroit
participating Ford dealerships
Competition will begin in Octo-
Der
Coaches, professional fooiball
players and recreation officials
will Judge the contest based on
distance and accuracy. Particl.
pants will receive one point for
each foot the ball travels in the
air, minus one point for each foot
I lands 10 the right or left Of
a center line.
George Wilson. head coach Of
the Detroit Lions. said that mem.
bers Of the Lions. whenever pos.
sibile, will visit the various con-
test sites in the Detroit area to
instruct the contestants in The
Fundamentals of pvnting, passing
and kicking the football.
He cited the PP&K competition
as an excellent avenue to fans
lisrile the Youth with the spor
Of football