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Evening star., 1960-09-07

LANHAM-Neariy new 3-bedroom
rambler on K-acre fenced lot.
Modern kitchen, dishwasher, etc
Separate dining area; quiet rural
area: 500 down and sos per mo
BURCH REALTY CO.. TO. 9-6992
Evening star., 1960-09-07

TAK0MA PARK-Spacious, gra-
cious, large Colonial brick with
5 bedrms.. . baths, flrepls.
garage Beautiful lot with trees,
ance q acre ,oao Modessts s1s soo On Ray EIy;H bal
PECK HE A-1Gnn I'll O
Evening star., 1960-09-07
TAKoMA PARK

FIRST TIME oFFERED-3 apis.
ideal for owner occupancy anc
management. Apartments fur.
nished, 2 rented. Call US fol
details. Excellent buy!
MANOVILLE REALTY CORP.
REALTORS LO. 4-S44C
Evening star., 1960-09-07

Little over "a mi. from the D. c.
line in the exclusive Mass, ave-
River I'd. area. Det. brk., 6-rm.
Colonial with mod. kit. and
screened porch: bedrms. on 2nd
floor, bsmt, rec. rm., fenced rear
yard; price only S1S,950.
A. C. HOUGHTON & son, INC.
OIL, 2-9474 DI, 7-9057
Evening star., 1960-09-07

harming vet practical is this
custom brick rambler in Burnt
Mills. Trees galore. 3 bedrooms.
2-car garage, basement, formal
dining room. $26,400.
D
bviously. we're proud Of this g.
bedroom Colonial on 4 rollins
acres of Layhill road. Includes
stable and tenant farmers home
for extra income. Unusual ano
only $27,e5O.
atty and neat is this 4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod with huge din
rm.. fam. rrn. and 2 full baths
l.
i've better in this lavish, almost
new split-level in Kemp Mill, 4
bedrooms, screened porch, lux
uriouS family room and all mod
ern appointments. Assume loan
$24,950.
E
at with the family in the big.
gest kitchen yet plus 4 bedrooms,
air conditioning. 8 fun baths,
porch and much more. Burnt
Nils area and q moderate
o0o''oo.
earning for better things? Trade
your present home on a modern
split-level in Kensington with 8
bedrooms. 2 baths and a fine
recreation room: all for $20,750
FHA.
. JAMES C. coNLEY g. CO.
1925 Ga. Ave, JU. 9-4l34 Til q
Evening star., 1960-09-07

HILLCREST HTS.-Magnifice Is
the honest description OF this
brick rambler. 3 bedrmS, ~.
baths, family rnl., rec. rm., built
in garage, gorgeous grounds oil
about "a acre, beautifully appoint
mating buyer; really exclusive
BY appt. Exclusive with MUDD
REAL ESTATE CO.. RE. 6-S200:
ewes. LU 1-ab1b
Evening star., 1960-09-07

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Well-bu
brick Cape Cod: basement and new
hot-water heating system: large
lot. VACANT. Priced only $l4,-
$50. HUGH T. PECK, 7635 New
Hampshire ave, HE. 4-17OO.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
HOUSES BY HUGHES: Ayondaie

HOME AND INCOME-All brick
like new; overlooks new Pa. ave.
Sc; fine neighborhood; close to
all schools. Priced to sell, terms,
Evening star., 1960-09-07

FOREST HEIGHTS, MD. - Semi
detached: 6 rms, ! p baths, beau
tiful rec. rm., full bsmt., outside
entr.. fenced yard. For full de-
tails; tails eau Mr. Risei 5d4o d0. 6ciiEs; 5i9ES;
ny A. RICE BEATTY
Evening star., 1960-09-07

CHEVY CHASE; S17,750 Rose
mary School, Leland and BCC, /
blk. stores, bus: very attrac. bum
galow. 2-3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
bsmt.. Gear gar. beaut. trees.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-Q070 TIL, q
Evening star., 1960-09-07

TT. MEADE AREA = Rambler; 8
twin-sized bedrms., 11a-baths, ige.
kit, tiled bsmt. w/eXit; new cond
.S16.950, take $4,000 trust.
ALLEN REALTOR LO. 5-1950
Evening star., 1960-09-07

DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Brk. Colo
nial: $3.50 dn. FHA, rare oppor-
tunity for a family to get a large
home in the lovely neighborhood
%ooRRy RRly REAtfoRs, REaf;2S2 kf' MooEE 5.sosS 8
or RE h-43nn
Evening star., 1960-09-07

atty and neat is this 4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod with huge din
rm.. fam. rm. and 2 full baths;
S1S,950.
Evening star., 1960-09-07

WHEATON = 3-bedrm., 2-full-bath
brk. Colonial in excel. cond.; large
pine-paneled family rm. with sep
entT., plus finished rec. rm.; i'm
F. w. BERENs SALES, INC, JU,
rssnn ifiI q
Evening star., 1960-09-07

SILVER SPRING = Lovely brick
living rm. with firepl., dining rm..
kitchen. rec. rm., lovely screened
patio. Close to everything. YOU
MUST SEE THIS ONE. Only
S25.950.
'YOUNRIN b. CO. 10. 4-S022
Evening star., 1960-09-07

CHEVY CHASE-Brick; 3 bedrms.
powder rm., screened porch, excel.
closet space: Blessed Sacrament
or Lafayette School; in the 20s;
flexible terms. Mrs. Robinson, EN-
3:0327 or AID. 2-5424. TIGHE
Evening star., 1960-09-07

CHEVY CHASE, 71O8 44th ST
bedrm. stucco bungalow, fin. full
bsmt., gar, S16.500. Financed by
owner OIL. 4-32S2
Evening star., 1960-09-07
BARGAIN HUNTERS

ONLY. 3-bedroom brick rambler on
lge. wooded lot. Living rm. with
flrepl., dining area. equipped kitch-
en-. washer and dryer. Air condt.
toner. FILA dn. payment $3.50.
BELL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-09-07

BRADLEY-WILsON = MAKE. Of
FERl Terrific opportunity for 3
wonderful buy in wonderful
neighborhood! Charming white
brick Cape Cod Colonial, with
and available for immediate oc-
cupancy! 3 bedrms, ga baths,
full basement, screened porch,
built-in garage. large level lot:
YOUR BIDl FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS; INC. DI. 7-1411; ewes.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
), BIG BRK. RAMBLER

BIG. RED, massive brick Colonial
in N. Arlington's fashionable Tara;
din. rm., beautiful new kitchen
with all equipment, side screened
porch, paneled rec. rm. with I'd
fireplace. 2-car garage, huge trees.
| Convenience and charm, So, 500.
Exclusive with PARKER SMITH d
| DONNEI,L, Realtors. JE. 4-22SS.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
Arthur Packard
EXOnerated


Arthur Packard, 10 years of
age, 1893 Monticello ave-, who
was held on suspicion in the
death of his wife, Loretta, age
II. was exonerated Tuesday,
January 10, 1860 in Judge Nc
Crary's court.
There was a reading of the
official findings OF fine Coroner's
inquest, the verdict of which
was that Loretta Packard had
come to her death in an unde-
termined manner, either by &C
cident, suicide, Or homicide.
The results Of the lie detector
tests given given Arthur by the
Chicago Scientific Crime Detec-
ton Laboratory which reported
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
Page 8
II ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, January %, 1860

that the result of the test show
ed that Arthur Packard was
telling the truth when he denied
having any part in his wife's
death.
After the reading of these doc
uments by Lieut.. Aaron Stout,
am motion by the States alton
ney that charges against Arthur
Packard be dropped, with leave
to reopen if any further evil
dence he found to warrant such
action.
In the case of Lucinda Tucker
VS.. Hubert Brown in the motor
cycle accident of September Z,
1859, in which Miss Tucker suf-
fered compound fractures of the
legs, Brown was found guilty
of reckless driving He was fined
$4,000 and costs.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23

XKIELL everybody, the EYE is
:" looking and seeing again
this week and airing all of the
interesting happenings. So you
better be cool.
0Say, Juanita c., you seem to
be cooling it and so we don't
hear much of you any more.
Well, that's cool.
eSay, Barbara T., we heard all
you do is run after boys. Could
you be that desperate?
0Say, Beverly M, we don't hear
much of you any more either.
We guess you are growing up.
0Say, Emmarice c., we wonder
just who do you go with? You
certainly couldn't be going with
Emanuel, or rather he couldn't
he going with you.
oSay, Cynthia E., who was the
tough fellow you were with at
the game? Work on, girl!
0Rita r., you seem to be look
ing real nice nowadays. We
guess you're starting the new
year off right, huh?
0Say, Rosa S., if you go for
who we heard you go for, you're
really desperate
eHey, Levonne Nc, we see
Willie S. is home now. Where's
Norman?
oSay, Flip, we see you and
Mae Nc are making it back.
Well, that's good
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23

Darlene B., what makes yo so
unpopular with the boys? DC
you know?
0Say, Shirley T., you seem to
be cooling it because we don't
hear too much of you any more.
That's swinging!
eSay, Norwood B., we see you
are very popular with the girls.
That's swinging because you
are a very nice looking girl.
eSay, all you fellows, there is a
cute sophomore available whose
name is Evelyn B
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
CAN o IMAGINE?

* Juanita not cooling it? No.
s. Arlene being popular with the
fellows? No.
* Cynthia not having a tough
fellow? No.
s. Levonne with Willie and Nor
man? Yes.
s. Emmarice going with Eman-
uel? Yes.
u Emanuel going with Emma
marice? No.
* Flip and Mae NC making it?
Yes.
+ Rosa S. being desperate? Yes.
= Lorraine without that hair
style? Yes.
II Dawn not being sloppy? No.
DELEGATIONS
The EYE to Alvern-Trying to
max a lining.
The EYE to Arlene-I was a
fool.
The EYE to Rita-Pretty girl.
The EYE to Evelyn M.-Sweet
Sixteen
Evening star., 1960-12-01
YES, MR.. CHARLES WILSON,
THE KENNEDY BABY ARRIVED

1t isn't true that the whole Nation is agog over
Presdent-eect Kennedys baby 1t just seems that way
sometimes. s.sg~
Take, for instance Charles E. Wilson, the peppery
former Secretary Of Defense who came to town to attend
last nights White House farewell dinner for past and
present Eisenhower cabinet members.
Asked by reporter what he thought Of Washington
these days. particularly all the excitement over the
Kennedy baby the former General Motors executive
replied:
did 1t arrive?"
Well yes the reporter responded somewhat incredu-
ousy, briefly sketchng the excitement attendant
last weeks dramatic ambulance ride and mddeof-the-
night BIRTH
Mr. Wilson explained he had been busy on his
plantation in Louisiana and guessed he hadn't been
reading the newspapers.
"a little early. wasn't it?" the father of six and
several grandfather inquired, knowledgeaby.
"Is it a girl or boy?" he then wanted to know.
Told the baby was boy, he exclaimed, "Wel, that's
fine"
Mr. Wilson said he couldn't make up his mind
whether to write book about his experiences Secre
tary of Defense in the first Eisenhower cabinet
There's always problem when you write q book
like that about lot Of people who are still living" he
said Either make 1t very controversial It's very
dull"
His book if written, would be more likely to
fall in the former category he agreed.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
WHY GROW oLD7
When Winter Comes
Beware Of Dry Skin

that the natural oils in the
skin decrease with age, we
realize how important 1t is
that We protect our outer
coating.
During winter months give
your complexion an extra
amount of fabrication ard
use a base which is designed
for dry skin under your pow
der. Be faithful in the use
Of a lotion each time you
wash your hands.
Many women who have ex-
cessively dry skin experience
discomfort following the bath
during cold months. The use
of a bath oil is a great help.
Also be sure to dry yourself
thoroughly when you get out
Of the tub. Then use a
creamy. softening lotion.
In order to avoid callouses
Evening star., 1960-12-01

top ofhcialdom. including
nearly all Of the Cabinet,
came by to pay their respects
along with Secretary Of State
Christian Herter. who rarely
has time for such functions.
The State Departments
Chief Of Protocol Wiley
Buchanan was there. after
spending the day in New
York, and among others
present were Attorney Cen
eral Rogers, Army Secretary
WILDER Brucker, CIA Di-
rector Allen Dulles. and
many more.
Another party on last
nights calendar was Q small
dinner given by the Chairman
of the United States Atomic
Energy Commission and Mrs.
John McCone in their home
on Whitehaven street NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Rummoee Sole

The fall rummage sale be-
ing conducted by Abram ST.
mon Chapter, B'nai Birth
Women. viii continue through
Saturday at 1866 Columbia
road NV.
On next weeks club agenda
will be an open board meeting
followed by q Chanukah
party and dance. The event is
set for 8 pm. December 2 at
Agudath Achim Synagogue.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

on the feet massage a cream
or lotion into them every
single day. or following your
bath at night. If these al
ready have developed, use a
pumice stone on them while
bathing and then follow with
the cream or lotion. Diabetes
must not do this, but must
treat their feet with meticu-
lous care. If you do not know
about this your doctor will
tell you.
There are many conditions
which can lead to an ex-
tremely dry skin. Great nerv-
BUSINESS, vitamin deficiency
or a state Of lowered health.
can be culprits.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
FBrs Hoover. Is Porty Host

FBI Chief j. Edgar Hoover
was host last night at his
annual stag cocktail party
held in the State room Of the
Mayhower Hotel.
About 300 Of Washington's
Evening star., 1960-12-01
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Registtr and Tribune Syndicate

Since winter is here the
problem Of dry skin is exag-
gerated. Cold weather and
rugged winds dry out the
natural oils in the skin most
rapidly. For some women dry
skin Is a hazard at any sea-
son. Even those with normal
skin may have trouble dur
ing the colder months.
When the sebaceous glands
in the skin act normally, the
complexion will be soft and
normal. When these glands
are overactiye, the skin is
oily. When they are lazy, the
skin is very dry. When we
remember the beating our
face and neck take from the
weathering process. and also
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Pierre So|inger To Speak

the outstanding writer on
American society life" will
speak on Society and the
Press"
President-elect Kennedy'S
Press Secretary will share
the head table with the cur
rent Press Secretary James
Hagerty, Associate Press
Secretary Anne Wheaton,
and Andrew Hatcher. the fu-
ture Assistant Press Secre-
tary.
Miss Frances L. Levine,
WNPC president and staff
writer with the Washington
Bureau of the Associated
Press. will preside at the
luncheon. Tickets are, avail
able to all members Of the
Washington news corps. Mrs.
Alyce Moran Goldsmith has
arranged the event.
Mr.. Salinger will be max
ing his debut speech in his
new role and Is expected to
tell what he believes to be
the proper role Of the Pres
ident's Press Secretary and
how he plans to conduct the
White House news confer
ences in the future.
An ditor-at-large Of the
Saturday Review Of Liter
ature." Mr.. Amory is the
author of such books as
THE Proper Bostonians"
and The Last Resorts" His
latest work, who Killed
Society,"" a history Of Amer
ica's leading social families
from the time Of Pocahontas.
will be released by the pub
fishers on the day Of the
WNPC luncheon.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

The next White House
Press Secretary, Pierre Sal
niger, will address several
hundred members of the
Washington news corps at a
Women's National Press
Club luncheon on Monday
at the Willard Hotel.
Another gala luncheon
planned by the Women's
National Press Club will take
place on December IA at
the Mayflower Hotel when
Cleveland Amory, known as
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02

year to 80 Wlers. The
league opens it's season on
Thursday, Sept. 8 at 1 pm.
at the Copa.
The following girls will
serve as officers for the 1860
81 season: Betty Lockwood,
president; Arlene Weinstein,
vice-president; Sylvia Smith,
secretary-treaSurer; and Cert
Brugman, sergeant at arms.
Captains are: Nancy Sirota,
Dee Cohen, Betty Lockwood,
Sylvia Dorson, Arlene Vein
stein, Hope Silvestri, Lucille
Green, and Elaine MoZes. The
popular Sunday evening
Mixed Doubles Bowling
League will open its winter
season on Sunday, Sept. IL
at the Copa with u bowlers
on Is teams.
Ken FeIdman will serve as
president, while the other Of
ficers will be Stan London,
vice-president; Jack Davis,
secretary; Tom Kehoe, treas
urer; and Joe Kali, sergeant
alarms.
Anyone wishing to join the
leagues or serve as SubSti-
tutes should contact the Cen
ter for further information.
The Flag Football season
will be getting under way
shortly. The Center is plan
ming on having leagues for
tWeens, teens, and adults. Get
your teams ready for action!
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Kosher Chicken Cocciotore

ROME, (JTA)-An estimated 200
Jewish athletes, including Is from Is
rael, were listed among the 4,2OO par
ticipants in the 1860 Olympics. About
500 guests from Israel are watching
the games.
The Israeli athletes took part in
Papal audience following ceremonies
when the Israeli flag was hoisted at
the Olympic Village while an Italian
Navy band played Hatikvah. A Jew
ish woman athlete from Poland wept
when she saw the Israeli flag.
An audience of 100 Jews of Rome,
led by Sergio Piperno, president of
the Union of Italian Jewish Commu-
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Jewish Quiz Box

Copyright, 1860, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
QUESTION: Why is the
festival prayer book called a
''MachzOr?"
ANSWER: Since the festi-
walls occur in cycles, it was
fitting for the book contain
ing the various prayers for
the festivals to be called a
"Machzor" (Which m e a n S
"cycle"). The essential diff
ference between the daily Sid
dur and the festival Machzor
is the rich collections of
medieval poetry included in
the latter as special hymns
and prayers for the festivals.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Sneci0I Food For Jews In Rome

mites, observed the flag ceremony and
later joined with the Israel athletes
in a celebration at the Israeli team
quarters located on "Via Israel" 1t
was disclosed that this name will be
retained for the street after the games
when the village will be inhabited by
Italians.
The Israel athletes were delighted
with their quarters and with the
Italian style kosher food. Kosher
chicken cacciatore was listed as their
favorite dish. Jewish athletes from
Morocco, Australia and other coun-
tries joined the Israel athletes in vari-
Gus social events.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02

7:OO-1O:OO pm. (open GYM ,
and Sundays 900 a.m.-4:3O
pm. (open GYM. This sched-
ule will be in effect through
out the month of September.
The Center's fall schedule of
classes will go into effect the
first week of October. New
classes a n d leagues to be
added this year are: Golf,
w hif file ball, paddleball
lea que, teenage volleyball
league, wrestling classes and
many others.
The Center'S WOm e ms
Bowling League has doubled
the size of its league this
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Davis To Head
Reform Drive

NEW YORK, OTA)-Jack
Davis of New York, noted Re-
form Jewish layman, has
been appointed general chair
man of the nationwide Com
bined Campaign for Ameri-
can Reform Judaism.
Mr.. Davis succeeds A. B.
Polinsky of San Diego, Cali
fornia.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
Post BowIers

The Arizona Post Bowling
League opens play for the
new season this coming
Wednesday with 10 teams.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-02
The
Sports
Page
The
By Woody Cohen

The Stella Schanger Swimming Pool will remain open
daily through Labor Day weekend The pool will be open
weekends throughout the month of September.
The gymnasium will be open Mondays through Fridays
from 13O53O pm (open GYM Monday through Thursdays
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Car Overturns
On County Rood;
Man Badly Hurt

A 27-year-old man was
critically injured today when
his sports roadster hit two trees
and overturned on a hazardous
Silver Spring area road called
Accident Alley" by residents.
Montgomery County police
identified the injured man as
Roger A. Austin of 1924 Piney
Branch road, Silver Spring,
an engineer employed at the
American Research Bureau Of
flee in BeltSville, Md.
Aides at Washington Sani-
tarium said Mr.. Austin's con-
dition was critical. Pinned be-
meath the small convertible, he
suffered head and internal in
juries.
A delegation of anxious res
idents appeared before the
County Council in September,
1858, to demand improvements
on a narrow stretch of the
Colesville- -Fairlsnd road at a
point where the road crosses
Little Paint Branch on one
lane bridge.
In today's accident, Mr.. Aus
tins car went out of control
as it Travelled east about 100
feet west Of the bridge.
The council, more than a
year ago, ordered stop signs
placed at both ends of the
bridge in response to the res
idents' pleas. Police said ac-
cidents there have decreased.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
County Board Reversed
On Wilson Rezoninq

A Circuit Court judge today
reversed the Arlington County
Board on the controversial re-
zoning of the 5000 block of
Wilson boulevard from COM
mercial to residential.
The board rezoned the land
in January. 1859, after pleas
that the governing body block
proposed expansion of a par
TALLY completed shopping CEN
ter
At one point, more than
1000 citizens signed a petition
urging elimination of the COM
mercial Zoning.
Judge William D. Medley
ruled in a memorandum opin-
ion released today that the
developers had obtained a
vested right in completion of
the shopping center that the
County Board could not take
away.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
New Planning
Post Given
Nicholson

Jesse S. Nicholson, 4S-year-
old secretary treasurer of the
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion. yesterday was appointed
to the newly created post of
executive director of the COM
mission.
Commissioners of the BIZ
county agency voted unani-
mously to confer the new title
on Mr.. Nicholson, who will.
in addition. continue to serve
as director of the commissions
administrative and finance di-
vision.
The commission indicated
that in his new role Mr.. Mich
olson will supervise all COM
mission staff functions with
authority to carry out agency
policy and directives. In, the
new job. he will draw an an
nual salary of $4,000, $1,000
more than the amount budg-
eted next year for the Sec
retary-treasure post.
In making the appointment,
the commission stated that the
Maryland General Assembly, in
legislation reorganizing the
commission in 1857. provided
that the governing body of
Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties could name a
fulltime commissioner among
the five commission members
allotted to each county.
Noting that neither county
has deemed it appropriate or
desirable" to name a fulltime
commissioner, the commission
declared that such an appoint
ment would result in a CON
fusion of policy making func-
tions."
In other business the COM
missioners approved a final
draft of the revised subdivision
regulations. These include a
new rule in powering the COM
mission under some circum-
stances to require builders to
set aside open space for recrea-
tional purposes. Dedication of
reserved land would not be re-
quired.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Virginion, 18.
Is Stabbed in
BruwI Here

An l8 year old Virginia
youth was stabbed in the chest
last night in a brawl involving
II men and boys in a George
town hamburger shop, police
said.
Seventh Precinct 1t. Clarence
S. Muse said George E. Kidd,
Of Huddleston, Va, was treated
for the wound at Georgetown
Hospital, and then taken to the
station house where he for
feited $40 collateral on a dis
orderly conduct charge.
His assailant, identified by
police as a 16-year-old Rock
vile Md boy. was charged
with assault with dangerous
weapon and turned over to
juvenile authorities. Eugene
Plummer, 81, also of Rockville,
was jailed on the same charge.
1t. Muse said Plummer
handed the U'ife to the 16-
year-old.
The cause of the fight was
not clear. 1t. Muse said it
started after a group of colored
boys and men from Rockville
arrived at the shop at Banks
and M streets NV. about the
same time as a white group
from Virginia and the District.
Charged with disorderly con-
duct and turned over to juve-
nile authorities were two IT.
year-old boys from Southeast
Washington and another IT.
year-old from Evington, Va.
Forrest Wilson, 81, Roosevelt
TWyman, 81, Sherman R,
Walker, 10, and Melvin Cooper
26, all of Rockville, and Jesse
Fifer, l8, of the $500 block of
Nichols avenue Sc. all forfeited
$40 collateral on disorderly
conduct charges. Plummer will
appear in court today.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
PIonnersWouId Reopen
Garrett Park Crossino

The Montgomery County
Planning Board yesterday rec
commended that the county
council reopen on a temporary
basis the controversial Garrett
Park railroad crossing at
Waverly street.
The planners in a 4-to-1
vote approved a grade crossing
plan requested by Perlmutter
Bros, Inc. developers of Ran
dolph Hills. A spokesman for
the developer said the crossing
is sought as an additional ac-
cess to a planned shopping
center in Randolph Hills,
which is on the opposite side
of the Baltimore & Ohio track
from Garrett Park.
Safety Threat Feared
Approval Of the plan was
given on condition that the
developer give the railroad
$4,000 for an automatic safety
gate and signal lights at the