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HILLCREST VICINITY
ABSHER REALTY CO.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LAUREL, MD. - 5-year-old stone
rambler; firepl., bSmt. 2-csr ga
rage; 1-acre lot Priced, S20.500.
RAMSEY REALTY CO
10. 5-2Ol7 JU. g-2eSb
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APIS. UMFURNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS., luxury type.
One Of Arl.'s most beautiful apt.
air conditioners permitted; close
In. mr.. bus; Sl05. plus elec. ia.
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AIR CONDITIONED - / and 8
bedroom apts., S11O and S170 all
utils. incl. in Buckingham area,
transp. and shopping. 4305 ". Hen
derson rd.. Apt 2. Call Mrs.
Wood, res. mgr. HENDERSON
COURT. ia. S-O437.
ALEX, historical old section =
Beaut. appointed loggia apt. over
looking encl. court-garden: lge.
rms, high ceilings throughout: /:
also smaller unfurn. apts. from
S-S559 or AID. 5-iaio, other
times SANDoz, INC. Du. 7-1234.
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U "
lcoNTlNUEol
TAKOMA PARK
sa1a Flower AH... Ant. S

s6Is Flower Ave. Apt. s
2 bedrms., living rm, dinette. kit,
bath. Incl. heat and h.w., 500
Key apt. 2.
S507 Flower Ave. Apt.
z rms, dinette, kit. and bath
Incl. heat and h.w., SIS.
A. S. Gardiner & Co., Inc.
"a. s-O334 1881 L St NV
2 and ! BEDROOM APTS.
Adults; freezer-top refrigerator,
garbage disposal; wired for air
cond.: rent incl. utils.; occupancy
August /. Queens Chapel Apts.,
$40 29th ave. W. Hyattsville,
Nd AP. 1888.
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HOUSES FURNISHED 10 Rent

ADAMS ST. Ne, 11O1-See this
address under unfurn. houses.
Could be rented furn.
ALEX.-2- -bedrm.. semiatt. brick,
bsmt., fenc. yd., conv. loc.; short
or long term lease. CL. 6-7357.
ARL.-2- -bedrm. brick, full bsmt :,
washer; on bus line, nr. shopping
Sl35. IA. 2-0526.
ARL.; residential area, 3 min.
PentaEon, downtown, Natl Air
port-Beaut. furn. house, 4 b.r.,
Spacious liv rm., din. nm, 2
baths, telephone, TV. garage:
$3O0 mo; adults only. ia. S-3944.
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WHEATON, = Attractive 3-bedrm.
split-level; lse. liv. rm., lge. comb.
din. fam, rm,, ~ baths. osmt,
vasher-drier; fenced yd; nicely
turn avail. Aug, 10; SlS5. WI.
2-674l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE NE.

BY OWNER = rs OGLETHOBPE
ST. MEOW terms: assume 4',
loan. 6-rm. semidetach Sep. din
rm, powder rm, on lst A., lge
patio, fenced yard, mod kit. Call
after pm. LA. a-OS76.
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ASPEN HILL
rs ~, sf-GNso'+
G. A. SCHL ESINGER CO.
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm., e-bsth

ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm.. 2-batiis
brick rambler, situated on a beau
tifully Handicapped lot in Randolph
Hills. S1a,500. Sep. din. rm., kit
with eating space and delightful
o5X25-ft. rec rm: owner, VIII.
2-s245. DIRECTIONS: Drive out
Wis. ave. or Viers Mill I'd. to Ran
dolph rd.. turn at Rockinghorss
I'd left on Ashley DIR, right on
Wilwyn Way to 1912. Open Sat
aud Sun I'll DARK
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BETH. HILLMEAD = colonial, 4

hedrms., ! bath upstairs, liv rm.,
din. rm. kit, family rm.. bath,
1st floor; rec rm in bsmt; sell
500. 5000 RIDGE nj, EN- 5-44a3.
BETHESDA = UNUSUAL SPLIT
LEVEL. located in popular Rock
Greek Highlands, nr. Bethesda Ma
val and NH. ISt level entrance
hall. living rm. with fireplace, den,
powder rm 2nd level, large din
Ing rm. with French doors 10
patio and tree-shaded yard; NAM
moth kitchen: upper level, 3 bed
rms, . baths, basement, recrea-
tion rm.. laundry. outside en-
trance WALL-TO-WALL CAR
PETING INCLUDED. Better than
a new house; oTfered by trans
ferred owner and priced in low
30s. Call KE. G-l37O, Ewes; OIL.
4-3767, STUART & MAURY,
INC, Realtors, 1907 Wisconsin
ave Nv
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR-CONDITIONED
Custom built large brick rambler.
NEW LISTING, 3 twin-sized bed
rms, din. rm., liv rm with FIRE
place, breeZeway, rec rm, maid s
rm., full bath. Lge. fenced corner
lot. Sidewalks Walk to schools and
walk to community swimming pool,
owner must sell. GRAHAM CO.,
III S.GSHD ODeD eveS
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AREA "a. KENWOOD GLUE Z

BricK rambler, 3 bedrmS., "a
baths. den. huge rec. rm., fire.
pls., formal din. rm.. fully equip.
kit. level lot, covered patio, garsse.
PERI in all respects: S3f 500.
COMMUNITY REALTY 10. 5-24S0
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GEORGETOWN
! ntI.ltt And hnntaA ndnlna Anl

Eewly and beaut. remodeled det.
house. S325. NO. 7-0595.
HILLCR., 2O16 32d pl. se.-3-br.
det. brk., rec. rm., $3.50. Immed,
poss. ]. L. SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
HOMES RUN ACRES-3-bedroom
rambler w'carport: fireplace, open
beam ceiling, patio; l block from
elementary school. Avail. at once
Sl@5 mo.
VIENNA woods -bcdrm. 2-bath
rambler, full bsmt.; immac cond. ;
immed. pos $3.50 mo
VIENNA WOODS-3-o bedroom ram
bier, full bsmt.; avail. August /.
Sll5 mo-
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Hurricane Cleo
500 Miles South
Of Cape Cod

MIAMI. Fla. Aug. 10 (AP).-
Hurricane Cleo, third tropical
storm Of the season and a rel
atively small one, moved up
the Atlantic today without
posing any immediate threat
to the mainland.
The Weather Bureau in an
advisory today located the
storm near latitude 34.4 north,
longitude 69.1 west, or about
500 miles almost due south of
Cape Cod, Mass. 1t was NOV
ing northerly at % miles an
hour.
The advisory said the direc-
ton Of movement and speed
should continue the same for
the next IL to l8 hours. This
course would keep the hurri-
cane well off the Middle Az
lantic States. but interests in
Southern New England and the
Long Island area should keep
in touch with future advices, ="
the advisory said.
Highest winds were estimated
at IS miles an hour over a small
area near the center, with gales
extending about $50 miles to
the East and rs miles to the
West.
Little change is expected in
intensity. but a slight increase
in size is likely, the advisory
said.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy tonight, low near 66.
Partly cloudy with a chance of
afternoon thundershowers to-
morrow. high near 86.
Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
night. lows IS to So. Variable
cloudiness and warm tomorrow
with scattered showers and
thundershowers in the noun
tains in the afternoon.
Virginia-Partly cloudy with
scattered thundershowers in the
western portion tonight with
the lows in the Cos. Continued
cloudiness with showers and
thunderstorms tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northerly winds at
IS knots today and tonight be-
coming southerly at S knots to-
morrow. Partly cloudy. Visibil-
ity 6 miles.
Pollen Count
The District of Columbia
Medical Society's ragweed pol
len count for the 24-hour pc
riod ending at $50 am. today,
% grains per 3.6 centimeter
square slide area.
Temperature-H Humidity Index
Time Temp. Humidity Index
2 PIN 80 At rs
Five-Day Forecast
for Washington and Vicinity
Temperatures will average
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to conditions which would rem
der the work of the United
Nations in assistance to the
Congo practically impossible.
Such a development, therefore,
might make it necessary for
the Secretary General to sub
nit to the Security Council for
reconsideration of all the
United Nations activities in
the Congo.
In the circumstances, the
Secretary General expects that
the dummaba) government
will immediaAely take all meas
ures necessary to forestall the
recurrence of any such Incl
dents as those to which this
protest refers"
| In a determined bid to keep
the Congo situation from COL
lapsing altogether, Mr.. Ham
marskjold called in the chief
U. N. representatives of the
four major world powers yes
terday. He repeatedly stressed
to them that Big Four unanim-
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ity was vital to avert complete
chaos in the new African re-
public.
Closeted with Mr.. ,Hammar-
skiold for As minutes in the
unusual joint session were
United States Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge, Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister Vastly
v. KuZnetsov. British Delegate
Harold Beeley and French Am
bassador Armand Berald.
The Soviet Union has sharply
disputed Mr.. Hammarskjold's S
neutralist Interpretation of his
powers under the Councils res
olutions that created the U. N,
force. 1t has called for COM
plete withdrawal of all Belgian
troops.
Scheduling Of the Council
meeting awaited arrival of Mr..
Lumumba's delegation, delayed
in London overnight after their
Soviet jetliner was denied Per-
mission to land at Idlewild
Airport because it had not
passed noise test requirements
The State Department finally
persuaded the New York Fort
Authority to admit the plane
and it was expected today.
At Leopoldville's airport yes.
terday about 300 Congolese
soldiers kicked and dubbed 9
Canadian unit of about 6
dozen men. Other U. N. force.
moved in quickly to regain
control of the field. They put
UP barbed wire around key
points and limited Congolest
troops at the field to six men
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continue on United Nation per-
sonnel in the Congo.
French Ambassador Armand
Berard, this months Council
president, formally notified all
IL nations on the Council of
the Sunday meeting. A Congo
lese delegation is on its way
to attend.
: Mr.. HammarSkjold's warning
was contained in note sent
to the Congo government in
advance of the Council meeting
Lumumba mot Impressed"
2S1n the Congo capital, Premier
Patrice Lumumba called the
Hammarskjold note black
mail and said he was not i'm
pressed by it. The note was not
addressed to Mr.. Lumumba by
name. but to the government
OF the Republic of the Congo
1t referred to the mainland
ling yesterday of Canadian
personnel by Congolese troops
Mr.. Hammarskjold added:
Continued occurrences OF
the type reported would lead
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Henry Cabot Lodge said the
United States had accom-
lplished everything and . little
more than we desired.
Mr.. Lodge did not say what
he meant by "a little more, "
but a United States spokesman
said the United States was
ready to resume talks with the
Russians in the donation dis
armament committee in Geneva
that broke up on June 81 after
the Communists walked out.
The U. N. Disarmament
Commission was called into
session at the request of Pres
ident Eisenhower.
I In a statement July 81, Mr..
Eisenhower said he was re-
queSting the meeting 80 that
we and other members of the
international community can
continue to search for ways and
means to achieve the universal
desire to reduce the risk of
war by controlled steps of dis
armament"
The resolution adopted by
the commission was sponsored
by Ecuador, India, Mexico,
Sweden, the United Arab Re-
public and Yugoslavia.
They admitted their proposal
was designed to avoid Soviet
opposition. They avoided con-
demning the Soviet bloc for
walking out of the Geneva talks,
avoided setting up new ma
chinery for big-power negotia-
tions and avoided any appeal
for resuming talks in the 10
nation committee.
That committee is dead"
said a spokesman for one of
| the sponsors.
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U. n. Group Adjourns
Without Arms Plan

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Aug. 10 (AP).-The United Ma
tons Disarmament Commission
adjourned yesterday without
producing a plan for the United
States and the Soviet Union to
resume disarmament talks. II
adopted mildly worded appeal
for big power negotiations to
resume quickly.
But this seemed unlikely, al
least until late this year.
After three days of debate
the 82-nation commission ap-
proved q measure calling fol-
"the earliest possible continual
tton of international negotia-
tions."
The resolution also urged the
General Assembly to give ear
nest consideration" to the prob
lem of worldwide disarmament
The Assembly meets September
20 and has the same member
ship as the commission.
Luis Padilla Nervo Of Mexico
chairman of the commission
declared the resolution adopted
yesterday because he heard nc
objections from the floor.
However. Vastly v. Kuznet.
SOW, Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister, said the Soviet Unior
was disappointed that the
measure did not mention So.
Wet Premier Nikita S. Khru.
shchev's proposal for the heads
Of all 80 nations to attend the
Assembly and debate disarma-
ment. Mr.. Khrushchev has said
he would like to attend the
Assembly for just such a de-
bate.
United States Ambassador
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and fIotterne Furnished tones onc
tasteful olive blends, solids, patterns
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EXCLUSIVE LABEL SUITS
comparable values S65-69.95

A limited selection of fine clothing
you'll recognize our exclusive prestige
labels that ore noted for mems fashion.
The worlds finest imported and domestic
worsteds tailored accordingly.
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near the normal high and low
of 80 and Sc. Slightly lower
than normal temperatures over
the week end will be followed
by warmer weather Monday.
Showers and scattered thunder
storms late Saturday and Sum
day may total "a to q inch.
Resort Area Forecasts
Maryland. Virginia and Del
aware Beaches-Partly cloudy
tomorrow. high near 80.
Chesapeake Bay Area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow, high 81.
Cape Hatteras Area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow. high "a.
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy
tomorrow, high near 80. Wis
ibility good.
Long Island and New Jersey
Beaches-Cloud tomorrow,
high in the 70s.
Water Temperatures
diminished by the U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Annapolis, 81: Virginia Beach, rs;
Rehoboth. II; Atlantic City. II.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight = Noon =
! am. 70 p.m. 3:
8 am. SO s pm. rs
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. 95. on April 23.
Lowest l5. on March IL.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 1851 am. 1:36' am
Low ~ l:l0a.m. 200 a m
High T:2Op SOB pm
Low AZ pm. 2:32 pm
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis. 3h hours; Bloody Point
Light, 4la hours; Colonial Beach, q
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hours: Deale, 4ia hours Solomons
Islands, 6h3 hours; Point Lookout
IA hours.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls
Shenandoah cloudy at HarperS Ferry
The Sun and Moon
Sun, today 6:24 am, 7:5Sp.n
Sun, tomorrow 825 am. 1857 pm
Noon TODAY 1852 am. 6:l3 pm
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
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CONGO Warned Attacks
Nav Cause U.N. PuIIout

9. UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, Aug. 10 AP).-The United
Nations Security Council will Sunday at 1890 pm EDT
on the explosive Congo crisis
The call sent out today Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold warned the Congo government the Council
might withdraw all United Nations forces attacks
Evening star., 1960-02-14

The filling IH cups Minute Rice n S-oz. cans
az cups) Hunts Tomato Sauce n teaspoon salt
cup water cup grated Cheddar cheese
Combine Minute Rice Hunts Tomato Sauce salt water
and " cup cheese Spoon rice mixture into meat she'll
Cover with aluminium foil Bake in moderate oven $500
IS minutes. Uncover, top with remaining cheese Bake
uncovered 10 to IS minutes. Makes or E servings.
Hunts Sauce il a OF IuntFoo
Minute registered trademark General Foods
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NEW! COUNTRY PIE


The crust...H S-oz. N cup) Hunts Tomato Sauce
II cup bread crumbs pound ground beef
"A cup chopped onion "a cup chopped green
pepper ~ teaspoons salt "a teaspoon pepper
H teaspoon oregano
Combine all of the above ingredients in bowl and mix
we'll with fork. Then pat the meat mixture gently into
the bottom and sides of creased 9-inch pie plate.
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New! C(

Here's new one! A rice pie with unexpected
sizzling brown beef crust.
And the fing-AH-h-h. Tender, light Minute Rice,
rosy and spicy with Hunts Tomato Sauce-hearty with
sunny melted cheese.
Vtamns too You don't wash or boil Minute Rice
the added nouriShment is right there when you eat
it, And Hunts is the most tomatofu sauce of a-thick
and Smooth-fresh ripe tomato through and through
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THIS WEEK MosoIine tebrOory "a. 1850
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Mental Potent Escapes
From Guards at Court

not been notified of the escape.
DR.. David w. Harris, admis-
sions officer at the hospital,
said Potts had fully cooper
.ated while at the hospital and
there was no indication he was
dangerous except for his inter-
est in the President"
Guards Evaded
DR.. Harris said Potts and
seven other patients had beer
held in separate detention
rooms under the surveillance OF
hospital attendants when the
break was made.
Previously, District Court
Judge Charles S. Mclaughlin
had granted the patients jury
hearings on their commitment
to st. ElizabethS by the Menta,
Health Commission.
Potts said in court today
that he felt being committed tc
the mental institution was the
same as being in prison.
Potts was committed to the
hospital following a period Of
mental observation at District
General Hospital. Police sale
he previously had been in 6
California mental hospital.
Potts has been known here
as a trumpet player and alsC
has worked as a tinsmith.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Appeal Refused
In Kidnop-Rope

A bid for freedom by a
Washington man serving a
191a-year sentence for abduc-
tion with intent to rape was
denied yesterday by the Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals in
Richmond.
The appeal was that OF
Joseph Lee Price, 80. formerly
of the 6400 block of Blair road
NV, who was sentenced in
January in Baltimore, along
with another District man, on
charges of abducting two
women FBI clerks here with
intent to rape them. They
were convicted last November
According to the Associated
Press, the appeals court saio
there was no substantial deniaI
of rights in Prices trial. Price
based his appeal on the con-
tention that information on his
past criminal record was OBJ
tanned improperly from him ir
crosS-eXamination.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
OiIin Water
Is Traced to
New Pipeline

An oily condition detected in
some of the Districts water
supply is being corrected and
should be cleared up today,
Claude Sizemore, superintend-
ent of water operations, said.
Mr.. Sizemore said several
residents. chiefly in the Mac
Arthur boulevard area, had
complained about the water
since yesterday morning. They
said it "smelled like kerosene
and was slick to the feel"
The substance probably was
fuel oil which got\ into the
system when new pipeline was
put INTO operation Monday, Mr..
Sizemore said. The line, of
about $500 feet, extending
from Thirty-seventh and
Upton to Forty-fourth and Van
Ness NV, was placed in what
had been concrete-lined
tunnel.
The tunnel had been out of
service about a year while the
pipe was being installed. Mr..
Sizemore said oil in the tunnel
apparently got into the new
line.
1T then apparently got into
the Second High Reservoir at
Forty-fourth and Van Ness
and was sent to various parts
of the District" he said. "NeW
we have it isolated and should
clear it up quickly"
Mr.. Sizemore said the water
had been tested and was found
not to be dangerous for human
consumption.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
By ANNE H. CHRISTMAS
Star staff Writer

NEW MARKET, Md. Oct. S
Beneath the calm facade OF
a community where things have
been pretty quiet since the
Yankees left in 1864. this nor
mally selaxed village is busting
with activity.
Big plans are under way fol-
New Market Day" next We'd
nesday, when its several hun
dred citizens will play hosts
to thousands of visitors, show
off their 16 antiques shops. ano
demonstrate such old-fashionec
arts as basket weaving, rifle
making and cooking Maryland
beaten biscuits.
New Market, eight miles east
of Frederick on Route 40, has
become widely known as an an
tiques center in the past decade
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Residents Vote
Midtown Fiqht

Negro residents of the Mud
town area in Alexandria, which
is slated to become the site OF
"a new white high school
authorized leaders of their civic
association last night to hire
lawyers and fight the proposal
The action came at a meet
ing of the Seminary Civic AS
Sociation at the Oakland
Baptist Church, called to dis
cuss the plan. Announced last
week, it would put the SO mil
lion school on a 30-acre site on
Quaker lane near King street,
Maj. Marion I. Johnson,
president of the association
told about 10 residents the city
could acquire the land through
condemnation if it wanted to
but that citizens have a right
to protest.
A number of white residents
from the nearby Seminary
Hills area also were present.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Air Conditioner reoty
CooIs Neighbors' Ire

will be installed in the ma
chine.
Mr.. Jaffe is the first Wash
ington resident to have been
charged under recently
amended police regulations
outlawing noisy air condi-
TONERS that disturb the peace
of ANY inhabitant."
Mr.. Miller was instrumental
in getting the District Com
missioners to amend the regu-
lationS in June.
In court, Mr.. Miller has
complained that the air con-
ditioner "thundered and thun-
dered" and that "it's been driv-
ing me crazy for two year;
now" Mr.. Jaffe, who has con-
tended all along that his ma.
chine is not noisy, had said
You have to learn to live with
it. This is urban living.
Mr.. Miller does not have all
conditioning.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

George E. Watson, 10, today
was held responsible by a cor
oner's jury for the deaths of
four men in a spectacular traf-
fic accident last June 9 in
Northwest Washington.
The boy sat quietly in the
hearing room of the District
morgue, bearing several scars
he suffered in the accident. A
large white cast was on his left
leg.
His face showed intense con-
centration as various police
witnesses reported the tragic
results of the accident which
he says he does not recall.
Killed in the head-on col
lision at Chevy Chase parkway
and Military road NV, were
restaurateur Constantine j
Brother Gus) Poulos. SIS, Of
5528 Thirteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

Raymond H. Miller and Sid
ney A. Jaffe practiced good
neighborliness today and COM
pleted an agreement they hope
will end their two years of
heated Arguments over an air
cooling system.
Mr.. Miller, of 1920 Oliver
street NV, hailed his next
door neighbor into Municipal
Court last month complaining
that he and his family can't
sleep nights for the noise of Mr..
Jaffe's 3-ton air conditioning
unit. The machine sits right
outside Mr.. Miller'S bedroom
window. Mr.. Jaffe lives at 30l6
Oliver street.
The case was to have been
decided this Friday by Munic-
ipal Court Judge Dewitt S.
Hyde, who has been consider
ing the question: How loud is
loud
But today Mr.. Jaffe'S at
torney, Jacob c. Lish. an
nounced the signing of an out
of-court "neighborly and ami
cable agreement" Under its
terms, Mr.. Jaffe will move the
unit to the center of his rs
foot property in back of his
house and Mr.. Miller will share
the cost, estimated at between
$500 and $400, according to Mr..
Lish. Additional noise quieters
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Coroner's Jury BIomes Youth, 19,
For Crash Thot Killed Four Men

rolled up the sleeves of his
shirt as witnesses filled in the
story of how he was spotted
driving a stolen station wagon,
fleeing from police at 80 miles
an hour and piling headlong
into the oncoming car and
driving it back IA feet, The
station wagon somerSaulted
and landed against a tree "a
feet from the point of impact.
Photos taken shortly after
the accident showed the twisted
remains of the cars and
stretches of macadam violent
ly chewed up. Occupants of
both cars had to be pried out,
Watson, now held for the
grand jury, did not testify at
the inquest. Police reported
earlier that the boy has a rec
ord as a juvenile offender and
| has been treated at st. Eliza
beth's Hospital.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

owner of the Cock Robin Inn
at 5311 Wisconsin avenue NV;
Edward F. Johanek, 43, of 1739
I street NV, a bartender;
Charles v. Williams, As, 3471
Holmead place NV, kitchen
helper, and Julian Thompson,
So, IS K street NV, the res
taurant's chef and the driver
of their car.
John w. Morris, 16, of 347l
Holmead place NV. was the
only survivor in the death car.
He told the jury, 1--WE heard
a siren as we approached the
intersection. Then we saw a
flash of lights ahead of us
and all of a, sudden everything
went black"
Young Watson, of the 5000
block Of Fessenden street NV,
already is held on $1,000 bond in
Municipal Court on four man
slaughter counts. He nervously