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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27
Two.Faced Janus

The month of January was
named Janus" by the Romans,
in honor of the two-faced god whc
was believed to have the power
to look back over the past and be
able to foreten the future. Janus
was always represented with a
key in one hand, suggesting he
had power to open all doors and
gateways.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27

ern. was the 579th fatality of the
year and fourth of the holiday. He
was struck Monday as he crossed
highway in northern Anne
Arundel County.
Two pedestrians and a motorist
died earlier during the weekend.
Paul Burke, director of the Mary
land Traffic Safety Council, said
radio and television announcers had
promised to help promote safety
during the remaining days of this
year. The special appeals started
Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27

Try Our Want Ads-They Pay.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cover, Deer
Park, announce the engagement of
their daghter Patsy to L/Cpl.
Charles H. Byrd, II, USMC, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Byrd of
Alexandria, Va.
Patsy is a graduate of Southern
High School and is now employed
by the Department of the Army in
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Byrd is a
graduate OF Francis c. Hammond
High School of Alexandria and is
now enroute to Okinawa to join
the Sd Marine Division.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27
Scottish Festival

In Scotland, New Years Day
was additionally the most i'm
portant festival of the year; a
time for exchanging gifts, cards,
and visiting with friends and kin.
The Scots named New Years
Eve Hogmany, grouping it with
the whole New Years season as
the Daft Days" Scottish chill
dren flood the streets on New
Years Eve shouting, Hog
many" expecting cakes and
fruits from neighborS just as
American children do at Hal
loween.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-12-27
Twelve Grapes

Twelve grapes are a part Of the
gay Spanish New Years Eve
celebration that takes place in the
Puerta del Sol, Madrid's Times
Square. AS the clock strikes mid
night the grapes are held high
overhead and eaten for luck-one
for each month of the year.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Seven Chilled Workers
Win High Court Case

| 2. Refused to review an ap-
peal by the seven surviving de-
PENDANTS in Boston's famous
Drinks robbery Of 1850.
The seven, who had been de-
MED an earlier Supreme Court
review, had brought habeas
corpus proceedings to test the
validity Of their convictions
and life sentences.
Their argument this time
centered on the claim that
they could not get a fair trial
because of prejudicial news
paper publicity. The court had
obviously held up its decision
until it passed on the same is
sue in the case of former Team
sters President Dave Beck, who
recently lost his Supreme Court
argument that publicity denied
him a fair trial on a grand
larceny charge.
8. Refused to review two
other cases charging that news
paper publicity deprived the
accused of a fair trial.
Both cases involved Levi S.
Mcdonald, an Oregon stereo-
typer convicted in two cases of
plotting the dynamiting of
trucks hauling newspapers for
the Portland Oregonian and
Oregon Journal during a strike
by the Portland Steretoypers
Union. He was sentenced to
| serve 10 years in each of the
two cases, with the sentences
to run conSecutively.
4. Refused to consider an
auto damage case where the
Court of Appeals here held
that the owner of the damaged
car had to prove that the owner
of the striking car had given
his consent to let someone else
drive it.
The case was brought to the
high court by John Halun, who
had been granted damages by
Ia District Court jury after the
court ruled that the owner of
the striking car, Emory M.
Jones, sr., was liable for the
negligence of the actual driver
IA friend of his son. The Court
of Appeals, however, reversed
District Court.
Justice Black expressed the
opinion that the high court
should have taken the case for
review, reversed the Court Of
Appeals and sent the case back
to District Court for a jury
trial.
S. Refused to take another
look at the constitutionality of
Evening star., 1962-05-28

State blue laws banning Sun
day business.
The latest case which reached
the court came from New Jersey
where an Orthodox Jewish mer-
chant was convicted of selling
carpeting on Sunday, in viola
ton of State law. The highest
court of New Jersey had af-
firmed the conviction.
The Supreme Court, in four
cases last term, upheld the con-
stitutionality of Sunday closing
laws. Justice Douglas wanted
the court to take this case.
6. Refused to reconsider its
April % decision that the
Michigan Supreme Court should
take another look at the fair
ness 81 that States legislative
districts.
Z. Refused today to hear an
Evening star., 1962-05-28

appeal by q PHILADELPHIA
teacher fired by the city school
board on the grounds of in
competence after he was ac-
cused of refusing to cooperate
in a loyalty inquiry. The
teacher, Bernard August, was
hired as a mathematics teacher
in 1884 and was fired in 1854.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star SAT- Writer

Seven employees of a Balti-
more aluminium plant who
walked out because their shop
was too cold. and were
promptly fired, can get Their
jobs back under a Supreme
Court decision today.
The high court unanimously
upheld the National Labor Re-
lations Board in its order to
the Washington Aluminium Co
to reinstate the men and give
them back pay.
The Supreme Court thus re-
versed the Fourth Circuit Court
of Appeals which had refused
to enforce the NLRB order
The appellate court had found
that the men were unjustifieo
| in violating the established
rules of the plant and that the
lNLRB had exceeded its au-
thority in ordering their REIN
statement.
Furnace Gave Up
The men walked out in jan
uary, 1859, when an 11-degree
temperature was made more
uncomfortable by unusually
high winds and the large oil
furnace in the plant hac
broken down.
The high court said it coulC
not agree with the appellate
tribunal that the employees
who were non-union, lost theiI
right to engage in concerted
activities under the Nationa
Labor Relations Act becausG
they did not present a specific
demand to the employer to rem
edy the condition.
The labor law, the high court
said, is broad enough to pro
tect the concerted activities o
workers whether they tax,
place before, after. or at tht
same time a demand for ;
remedy is made. A narrowel
Interpretation of the law, thl
court said, would tend II
Illustrate the laws policy Il
protect the right of workers II
act together to better thei
working conditions.
In other actions, the higl
court:
Officer Loses
1. Decided 5-3 not to con
slider a constitutional challeng
Of the Army's right to dismis
an officer on misconduc
charges without allowing hin
to face his accusers.
The majority decided tn,
case was raised prematurely b,
1t. Col. ]. B. Beard, whose gen
eral discharge was recon
mended by the Army Board o
Review after a District police
man filed a morals charg
against him.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

over the week end and 81, ,36e
taken from a cash drawer, the
owner reported to police today,
The theft was discovered
early today when Eighth Pre-
cinct Police Pvt. Donald B.
Greenway found q rear door
ajar. Thomas F. Bomango of
5603 Potomac avenue NV, the
proprietor, told police the
money was missing after check
ing the premises. He said the
place was closed at z pm.
Saturday
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Bridge Bill Approved

The House Interior subcom-
mittee approved today a bill to
authorize Secretary Of Interior
Udall to pay $5O0.0OO toward
construction of a 81 million
bridge across Oregon Inlet in
the Cape Hatteras National
Seashore area in North Caro-
lima.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
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Evening star., 1962-05-28
Beauty Lounge
Reports Theft

The NJ. Thomas Hairfashion
Lounge at 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV. was broken into
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08
BE SURE YOU 0 THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET NEAL WILLIE FOSTER
 STATE SENATOR FROM DISTRICT
STATE SENATOR FRON DISTRICT N

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Evening star., 1962-04-11
REAL ESTATE SALES Oct road,

SLIPCOVER CUTTER for finest Gu
stom shop in the area. Top pay
for exp. person. Must be sober.
Hospitilization and other benefits.
Must have car. Phone HU. 1-2SS2,
MR.. TANCIL or MR.. BLUM.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
PIX OPRS.

RECEPTIUNIST-PB Tor message
center in lobby desk in beautiful
TOWN CENTER PLAZA. Washing
tons new waterfront apt. Perma-
nent position. excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. See MRS.
LACOCK in person, Ia pm. at
1001 3rd st. s.w.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST-2 WEEKS
TYPISTS

accurate. high hourly
rates. no fee. IS o. s." I'll l4th
81 nv, ST. 3-l9S2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

perhaps at least two of them
are over s. and, consequently,
can read.
To my mind, there is moth
ing in the world that so slim
plates q child's imagination,
be it a rainy or sunny day,
as reading.
If a child is left to his
own devices, most of the time
he will play a game rather
than read. However, If an IN
terest in reading is encour-
aged but not crammed down
his throat, he will never be
at a loss for something to do.
He will realize the adventure
that can be had by simply
opening UP a book. The OF
books, horse and dog books
and books about families
seem to have special appeal
for my children, though I'm
sure there are other types
they enjoy.
1t should be kept in mind
that if you try to force read
ing on a child, he will revolt
against it. The ideal situa-
ton is the one wherein the
parents read extensively, thus
setting the example which
children will follow, as they
realize what fun their par
ents have reading.
With television and radio
holding forth day and night,
1t is hard to resist the temp
tation of telling the children
to watch or listen when they
are bored, but the long-term
rewards of reading will pro-
vide the child with a good
vocabulary, an ease with
grammatical construction and
an independent imagination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
The Anderson Enehs
Entertain Board Members

DR.. and Mrs. o. Anderson
Engh entertained members of
the Women's Auxiliary of the
National Orthopedic and
Rehabilitation Hospital and
their families at an all-day
party yesterday at the Engh's
farm, Effingham, near Ma
naSSas, Va.
DR.. Engh is medical di-
rector of the hospital. Mrs.
Michael Dewey is president
of the auxiliary.
Effingham is the recently
restored plantation of Col.
William Alexander. who died
and was buried there in 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Lavender Sochet
Mrs n Ar Takomn poy

Mrs. o. ABB, Tdkoma Park
Would someone please come
to my assistance? I was re-
Gently given a lot of leaves
of lavender blossoms which
were cut about a week ago.
How does one prepare them
for use in sachets? Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Here's How.

Readers Clearing House is con
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os pubIic-serice exchonqe
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

q stick butter or margarine.
Cream well. Add 2 eggs, one
at a time. Beat and add 2
cups flour, u teaspoon Gin
namon. u teaspoon nutmeg,
2 teaspoons soda, all sifted
together. Beat and add 4 cups
peeled and chopped fresh ap-
pies. n cup raisins, u cup
dates, u cup nutmeats and
u teaspoon vanilla Top
tionaD.
Mix well and pour into a
IA by 10 by 2 inch pan and
bake for As minutes at $50
degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Apple Cake
MIS-. K. California

Mrs. K, California
This recipe I shall attribute
to Mrs. v. H, Oceanside,
Calf, as I got it from her.
Consequently, I shall remain
anonymous. even to initials.
Though I live in California,
we still get The Star, and
there was a request for a
recipe for fresh apple cake
recently. Here it is.
Use 2 cups sugar, u cup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Fittonio Wanted
Mrs. r. C-G Vienn1

Mrs. r. C.-G., Vienna
Can any of you readers
help me locate a plant by the
name of red-veined fittonia?
These plants require humid
air and a little pampering. I
haven't been able to locate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

one in the Northern Virginia
area and would like to have
one to put in a terrarium.
Thank you for any leads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Encourage Children to Read
To Mrs. L. D. o., Washington
Mrs. R. F. ". WASHINGTON

saw your recent letter in RICH asking for
suggestions on activities for your small children on
those rainy days at the beach
Although you didn't mention specific ages when
you said you had four children under the age of ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

The furnishings are in early
Williamsburg style.
The activities at the party
included swimming and boat
ing and a buffet dinner was
served on tables set up under
the trees around the house.
The women's auxiliary con-
ducts the snack bar and gift
shop at the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
FoREVA STOCKINGS
ARE NOT INDESTRUcTIBLE

We wouldn't recommend wearing them through borbed
wire fence even though enthusiastic young house.
wife thought she could. In the reinforced heel toe and
stocking top run possible but runguords will stop
the run from reaching the body of the stockng So you
sure Of no run in the leg or foot!
konns-Hosery- Street Floor, Both
Evening star., 1962-12-25
A Visit From
Saint Nicholas
Is l4O Years Old

NEW YORK, Dec. IS (AP)-
On Q Christmas eve l4O years
ago, Clement Clarke Moore, Q
professor Of Biblical history
and Oriental and Greek Ian
guages, penned a poem for his
nine children.
The poem, entitled "A Visit
From Saint Nicholas" begins,
Twas the night before Christ
mas" and has been enjoyed by
generations Of children.
Mr.. Moore wrote 1t In his
farm home in what Is now the
Chelsea section Of Manhattan.
In memory Of the poet and
the poem, 800 lantern bearers
most Of them children from the
nearby Episcopal Chapel Of the
Intercession - went in process
sion last night TO Mr.. Moore's
grave at Trinity Cemetery.
The annual procession was
led by Benjamin johnson, clad
in q red mitre and cape TO
Emulate the appearance Of the
Christmas saint Of whom Mr..
Moore wrote.
The children sang Silent
Night" as dusk closed upon the
city.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

primitive peoples come to grips
with their environments-from
Africa to the Amazon to the
Arctic. =
Perkins home base labora-
tory and TV studio will again
be the Lincoln Park Zoo in
Chicago, a ZOO he directed for
l8 years until last year, when
he took over the st. Louis Zoo,
but he will be working with
Jim Fowler, whom the NBC
press release describes as "a
strapping young expert on
predatory birds" Perkins col
laborator on the old Zoo Parade
series was Jimmy Hurlbutt.
Anyway, my Siamese-which
hasn't looked at TV since Zoo
Parade and its birds went Off
and ! are grateful. 1t took five
letters to Santa since the shows
demise but the old gentleman
finally came through.
&R&
Another old TV series cur
'rently on a comeback whirl is
Martha Rountree's Leabe 1t to
the Girls, (on WRC-4,) which
has remained virtually as is.
Covering much the same kind
Of ground, but in the less for
NAL conversational style Of the
day, is Virginia Graham's Girl
Talk ION WMAL-D. Jackie
Gleason returned this season,
Of course, and from the way
the networks are signing top
stars for weekly variety shows
OF one kind or another, next
season may well resemble any
Of the early SOS in all except
the kind Of drama anthology
(Studio One, Philco Playhouse,
etc9 which introduced new
writing and acting talent. The
Clifford Odets-Richard Boone
NBC deal for next fall be-
speaks the kind of name ar
rangement required to carry a
network these days. With null
tiple billboarding Of sponsors,
stationbreak interruptions, etc.,
you need q Boone or q Powell
to maintain contact.
Write to Santa about this II
you wish, but you'd better
route 1t through Newton
Minow's office.
The Christmas cards from
the TV stars this season we're a
subdued lot, in general, with
religious themes dominating.
We. except, Of course, the ir-
repressible Jay Ward, whose
Bullwinkle Song Book con the
First Day Of Christmas, NY
Green Stamps Gave to Me")
and Gift Suggestions for VIPs
were in the merry moose tradi-
ton. We enjoyed a card
from top TV writer Bob Cream
and wife Catherine in the form
OF a Playbill starring their
eight children in q Nativity
scene from Peace on Earth"
.. The loveliest card came, as
usual, from the Comos. i. The
reproduction of q canvas by
Murillo spanish religious
patnter) is stunning; I'm going
to find out who does his cards.
Inside-"Once again we
Comos wish you the merriest
Christmas ever"
Those are our feelings here
In the Stars TV department,
exactly.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

can make it back from that
Warehouse in the Sky.
In the most successful in
stances, however. the show in
question undergoes changes, not
only in formal but in basic
orientatiol
One such Is Allan Funt's Can
did Camera, which set sail on
early Tv about ten years ago
and quickly sank. The come
back route for Funt's property.
a longtime radio hit, was
through Garry Moore's series.
Garry spoke frankly about the
Candid CameraN idea when he
was here b few years ago; how
1t was necessary to channel the
stunts into less sensitive areas.
Make the viewer squirm with
the victim and you lose him, "
said Moore, The great majority
OF the stunts on the series now
"a man apologizing to COM
plete strangers on q busy street,
for exampleAcan be labeled as
good fun with a shade Of psy-
Geological depth.
Funt mellowed In the process,
too; in the past, he projected
the picture Of a tenacious
sleuth stalking his quarry. For
a sociological documentary, the
approach might have been
more valid; as entertainment,
1t was too much.
What happened, happily, to
Candid Camera could also hap
pen to another old property re-
turning Sunday, Jan. 6 (NBC-
A.. The show Is Zoo Parade and
while the orientation will be
the same. the scope Of the Sc
ries has been imaginatively
broadened. The new title, Wild
Kingdom. suggests the manner.
With Marlin Perkins again
serving as host, the new 13-
week sponsored series will make
considerable use Of color film
showing how wild animals and
Evening star., 1962-12-25
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphony in Stereo. YER
dis Requiem.
$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)-
Stereo Concert Time. Ros-
siri's'La Gozza Ladra Over
ture: r. Strauss Don Juan.
sos, WGNfS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1Q3.5 MC.)-Concert
Stage, Handel's Organ Con-
certo No. I3 In r.
11:OO, WMAL-FM (1O7.S Me-
Evening Concert. Bach's
Brandenburg Concerto No.
2 in +; Haydn's Symphony
No. l04 In D. London.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

reminder Of the Christmas spirit of giving in this instance
at the point Of peril Inspired by the work Of rabbi
who has dedicated himself to gathering information
Christians who helped Jews to escape from the Nazs in
World War H. Che Huntley brings you six filmed inter-
views that tell heroic tales. 10:3O pm, WRC-.
rOnghtJohnny Carson has fine lineup ON his Christmas
show. Rise Stevens Peter Ustnov and Betsy Palmer
gather round and so does Gale del Corral Also Just for
fun and froic there's film Of Johnny playing Santa
Claus IN a department store in New York (Coor)
1880 pm, WRCA. '.-..- '.... .-.'.. r.' 5.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
AMonth-fuI| of Values TANNED into One Week

This is O traditional event at Peerless. People with
keen sense Of thrift look forward to this opportunity
to save on HIGH QUALITY PEERLESS FURNITURE
Toke your gift money, Christmas club and bonus
checks and invest them in fine furniture But get here
early tomorrow Remember, many of the items are
one Of kind. PortioI list below
Evening star., 1962-12-25
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

400, WMAL-A Christmas
Carol. Lionel Barrymore'S
reading Of the Charles
Dickens story.
$500, WAVA-Music Ameri-
cana. Songs by the Folk
Singers, Odetta, the Gate
way Singers and the High
Waymen.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Police Hold Brother
In FutuI Stubbina

SOUTH BOSTON, Va. Dec.
25 (AP).-A 32-year-old Hall
fax County man is being held
today for the Staying OF his
brother.
Officers said George Edward
Marable Of the Sinai commu-
nifty Is accused Of stabbing to
death his brother, jam es
Hampton Marable, 35. Sheriff
Thomas Coates said the Staying
yesterday eliminated o long
standing family feud.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
OTHER TV HIGHLIGHTs

4:O0 WRC (4)-NBC Special.
Exploring" A Christmas
variety program with DR..
Albert Hibbs. and the NBC
Concert Orchestra.
4:S0, WMAL (7)-Discovery
SO. Christmas in New
York" A look at store win
dows and various outdoor
displays; a United Nations
message by Secretary Cen
eral U Thant.
l1:10, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Finest. "Scudda Hoo-Scud-
da Hay" A young boy wins
both the girl he loves and
her fathers respect. June
Haver, Natalie Wood.
1855, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Clipper Ship" A girl
falls in love with o con-
demned prisoner on q ship
returning to South America
and tries to win his freedom.
Charles Bickford, Jan Ster-
ling, Steven Forrest. (l957.)
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Comedion Denies
Possession Of Dope

LOS ANGELES. Dec. rs tAP)
Come dian Lenny Bruce
pleaded not guilty yesterday 10
q charge Of narcotics possession.
He was ordered 10 return 10
Superior Court December 2s.
when Q trial date will be set.
The comic. now free on $2,50O
bail. was arrested October 5 In
a North Hollywood shop where
agents said narcotics had
changed hands. investigators
claimed he was seen with a
MATCHBOX containing heroin.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
EDUCATIONAL N
(CHANNEL 26)


5:OO-Christmas Painting.
/ 5:3O-What's New. .t.. -
. 6:O0-Parions Francais.
French II.
6:15-Friendly Giant.
S:So-Propability and Stats
tics. "a.
7:OO-Special Holiday Pro-
gram.
, 7:30-Georgetown University
Forum.
S:O0-Faculty Viewpoint.
S:3O-45 Years with Fitzpat-
rick.
S:00-Take q Note.
9:S0-Time for Living.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Think of it, O reduction Of STAT on this
fine quality dining suite Mode Of
blending of cherry and pecan
With such high priced features as the
perfection Of inIoys, the classic hardware.
Price includes tobIe, four chairs and
buffet.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Red SkeltOnRed repeats last years Christmas show in
which Cara Williams plays a doll who to life and
becomes the friend Of Freddie the Freeloading bum.
In addition Skelton dances with baerina Roberta Lube
in broad but delightful takeoff of Spectre of the Rose
$50 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Benny-Jack additions oddba amateurs on his Tv
talent show. Voice man Mel Blanc does animal inta-
tions; Don Wilson and his stage son. Harlow, ruin Me and
My Shadow the Pasadena Fan Club Band turns up with
Benny accompans and there's another talent hand
who dodges bullets, too $50 pmp WTOP-9.
Garry MOOre-Dorothy Loudon introduces George Gobe at
his own request plays Christmas Tree angel who's left
alone her perch and stars office secretary in the
inevitable sapstck sketch Gobel is fun reminiscing
about Christmas In monologue and horsing around In
spool whats My Line" the Bill Brown Choir sings
"Haeujah" and there's Christmas medley, Of course
10 pm. WToP-o.
Chet Huntey RepOrting-The Righteous" truly moving