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Evening star., 1962-02-23

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Evening star., 1962-02-23
Embraces Family

Col. Glenn embraced his
daughter, who was waiting at
the base of the ramp with
other members of the family.
He quickly Rugged his wife
and kissed her, holding her
tightly for a few seconds.
Then, emotion getting a bit
the better of him, he reached
for his handkerchief and
dabbed at his eyes.
Next he turned to his son
and spoke a few words to the
boy.
The 40-year-old Marine
then spoke with other rela-
tives.
While standing with his
family to pose for pictures. Col.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
Astronuuts Asked
To Testify Here
BY the Associated Press

1t. Col. John H. Glenn, jr.,
and his six fellow astronauts
have been invited to participate
Wednesday in Senate hearings
on the communications space
satellite project.
The Senate Space Committee
has reserved the auditorium in
the New Senate Office Build
ing-the biggest hearing room
available on Capitol Hill-for
the session.
A committee spokesman said
Evening star., 1962-02-23
Kennedy Muffs
Grissom's Rank

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Feb. 23.-Twice today in a
medal presentation speech at
Col. John Glenn's welcome
home" ceremonies, President
Kennedy referred to the second
astronaut American in space as
Maj. GriSSom."
Evening star., 1962-02-23
LOST

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Evening star., 1962-02-12
20O-Yeor-OId Market Used

and few colorfully decorated
handkerchiefs she made at
home. Other vegetable remained
locked in the frozen soil of her
farm on Edsall road in Fairfax
County.
About an hour before Miss
Reinhardt reached the market
place, Alvin Moore, a Manassas
farmer, and his assistant, Her
bert Burgess, prepared their
eggs, chickens and hams for
anyone ready to buy at 4 am.
Weather Affects Sales
"This is just like any other
business" said Mr.. Moore, who
has operated a stall five years.
"The weather makes a big diff
ference. It's not too cold to-
day. I've seen it hit 8 degrees
and the eggs would freeze and
break"
"I've got so much clothes on,
I wouldn't know If I slipped and
hit the street." said w. A.
Latham, a Culpeper County
farmer. Mr.. Latham, a market
place salesman IL years, picks
Miss Reinhardt up in his sta
ton wagon on his way to Alex
andria each week.
Electric heaters burned be-
meath most of the stalls, but
the heat could not be felt more
than a few inches away. For
merly, when the old market
stood, the farmers could use
charcoal burners. These are
now banned because smoke
would smudge the new arcade.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
The Sun and the Moon

Rises Sets
Sun today 7:03 am. 5:42 pm.
sun tomorrow 7:02 am. 5:43 pm.
Moon today 49, 1905 pm. 1:29 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Monoxide Cos
Overcomes Five
Men in Garage

Carbon monoxide gas from
an automobile engine they
were working on last night
overcame five men in a garage
in Spauling Heights, Md.
The accident occurred in the
garage of Joseph Thomas, Al,
Of 4435 Spaulding avenue. one
Of the men overcome, police
said. All five are reported in
satisfactory condition today at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital.
The men were working on
the car Of Thomas Wright, 20,
of 4313 Campbell drive, Spauld-
ing Heights, also admitted to
the hospital. Before collapsing,
Russell l.. Ward, ST, of 4429
Spaulding avenue, staggered
into the house and sought help
from Mrs. Thomas, who said
she phoned for an ambulance.
Others overcome were STAN
ley Robertson, IS, of 4310
Campbell drive. Three hunting
dogs belonging to Mrs. Thomas
also were in the garage but
were not overcome.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
District and Vicinity
February 1917

Cool tomorrow and Wednes-
day followed by a warming
trend Thursday through Satur-
day. Temperatures will average
4 to 8 degrees above the normal
high of IS and low of %. Pre-
Evening star., 1962-02-12

hang shiny scales and sell
meats and vegetables.
I'm told there used to be a
hundred stalls when the
market started in the 1750s." +"
Miss Reinhardt said. "They
even sold livestock in those
days. The slaughterhouse was
right across the way where they
are now tearing down a
building"
AS she spoke, the other
farmers left their stalls in the
City Hall arcade to gather
around her. They slapped their
gloved hands together to shake
off the sub-freezing cold. Only
Miss Reinhardt seemed oblivi-
Gus to the weather.
1--WE got the old mans pants
on" she said, laughing with
the others.
Centuries ago, produce was
sold every morning at the
original market place, then
located near the present site,
she said. Later they" cut the
farmers selling days to three
a week. About 20 years ago.
they" cut it again, this time
to Saturdays only, she la
mented. The unnamed they"
presumably meant city Of
ficials.
In her 20 years at the
market, Miss Reinhardt has
never been i'll and has never
missed a Saturday. She will be
80 pretty soon."
The only wares she could
offer Saturday were green's
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Hume Attacks Budget
As PoIitics-os-UsuoI'

by the Governors headquarters
were untrue" Mr.. Hume said.
In another development, Gov.
Tawes' headquarters announced
the Endorsement Of the Cover
nor by District 16 of the United
Mine Workers Union.
District 16 includes all of
Maryland and three counties
in West Virginia.
Evening star., 1962-02-12

Maryland gubernatorial
candidate David Hume yester-
day said Gov. Tawes' proposed
1854 million budget for 1923
reveals. the current admins
traticn's failure to respect fiscal
responsibility"
The Charles County attorney
said the record sum is "a
classic example Of politics-as-
usual"
more and more of our taxes
are going into what are called
general funds which means
they can be used for any pur-
pose," Mr.. Hume said.
"Surplus Game"
He said the States general
funds are accumulated by what
he called the Surplus game
in which the States estimated
surplus is placed at "some
ridiculously low figure" with
the actual surplus that results
appearing higher than antici-
pated.
Critical of administration
efforts at oyster industry re-
habilitation, Mr.. Hume cited
the shell planting program as
an example:
"Our seafood resources can
not be rehabilitated unless the
pollution of our water is
stopped. There are already 20
oyster bed areas which are
labeled unsafe by the Health
Department. and the Water
Pollution Control Commission
is allotted less than 100000
to stop the pollution Of our
waters by industry"
Disputes O'Conor Statement
Mr.. Hume also charged that
statements by Herbert R
O'Conor, jr., State chairman
for the Tawes ticket. and others
were untrue.
Mr.. O'Conor said Saturday
that opponents of the Tawes
ticket were "vying" to get or
the ballot with him "only q few
short months ago."
1.-THE campaign chairman's
statement and others issuec
Evening star., 1962-02-12
BY JERRY KLINE
Star Staff Writer

Graceful brick arches have
replaced splintered timbers.
A handsome arcade covers
the same ground which was
once obviously sheltered by q
sagging roof.
Electric heaters radiated
where smoky stoves once gave
warmth.
Otherwise things are very
much the same at the newly
finished quarters for the out
door Alexandria Farmers Mar
ket. The same customers. The
same handful of nearby farm
men and women offering their
produce in an area where they
or their predecessors have done
business for more than two
centuries.
The hardy little band of
farm folk that has survived
demolition of the old market
place has moved into the new
quarters behind the remodeled
city hall.
IT. was their second Saturday
in the new arcade. Like many
bygone Saturdays, Miss Louise
Reinhardt was among the half
dozen or so there.
Started in 1750'S
Each Saturday, well before
sunrise, Miss Reinhardt and
some fellow Virginia farmers,
arrive in Alexandria by cars
and trucks.
They set up wooden stalls,
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Rabbi SeeoI Given
Testimonial Dinner

Rabbi Henry Segal Of B'nai
Israel Congregation last night
was honored with a testimonial
dinner honoring his rs years
as leader Of the congregation.
Joseph Schimmel, president
of the congregation, presented
a plaque to Rabbi Segal and
District Commissioner Walter
N. Tobriner extended greetings
The dinner was held in the
congregation auditorium al
Sixteenth and Crittend e r
streets NV.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
State 6. 0. P.
Wont |ndorse
Primary Slate
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Feb. 12.-The
Republican State Central Com
mittee yesterday decided not to
indorse any Statewide candi-
date in the party's May pri-
mary.
A member Of the committee
who wished to remain uniden-
titled, said the decision was
prompted by former Gov. Theo-
dore r. McKeldin's reported in.
tention to seek another term
as Governor.
The majority Of the commit
tee members opposed indorsine
Mr.. McKeldin but did not want
to declare their opposition tc
him because of his popularity
the spokesman said. He saic
the minority wanted an in
dorsement Of Mr.. McKeldin OF
none at all.
Mr.. McKeldin, who served al
Governor from 1852 to 1858
may announce his political
plans at a Lincoln Day dinner
in Baltimore Friday night, thu
G. o. p. leader said.
James P. Devereux, actinl
chairman, yesterday said only
that the committee would en-.
courage well qualified candi
dates to file for the primary
D. Eldred Rinehart, chair
man Of the central committee
had been mentioned as a pos
sible candidate for Governor
but Mr.. Devereux said that MI
Rinehart, "as Of now, is not
candidate"
Mr.. Scull said the commit
tees decision Gin effect :. /
a silent Endorsement" of MI
McKeldin. He said he woul,
have more to say on the mat
ter at a meeting Of the Mont
gomery County Young Repub
lican organization tonight a
Meadowbrook r ecr e atiol
! Center.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Average Sales Tax
Shown in IRIS Table

the Internal Revenue Service has produced tables showing
average sales tax payments the income groups
The tables for the guidance taxpayers temze
their deductions when filing income tax returns.
Persons using the tables generally do produce
records support their claims for sales tax deductions
the amounts claimed exceed those listed
For District residents the table is based per cent
sales tax during the past year. The Maryland Table is based
on cent tax Neither reflect payments Of per cent
tng motor vehicles which should be computed sepa-
ratey, according to the IRIS.
The following the average sales payments by
income and jurisdiction:
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Hiding in Store,
Thief Gets $508

A thief hid In an Arlington
appliance store over the week
end and escaped with $4,000
in checks and $508 in cash
County police reported today.
Det. Capt. Dudley Rector said
the theft occurred at the Dalmo
Appliance store, 2901 Wilson
boulevard. The thief apparent
ly hid in the store and then
broke open a back door to make
his escape, Capt. Rector said.
All the checks were stamped
for deposit only to Dalmo's
bank account. Capt. Rector
said.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Year-round comfort in places
that couldn't be. heated before:

Outdoor restaurants, home terraces and
patos Store, theatre or office building
entrances and marques Shopping center
wakways Sidewalk snow protection SWIM
ming pools, grandstands and other sports
areas Drve-in banks, bus station platforms,
loading platforms and many other places.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

cipitation will average around
one-fourth inch and occur
Thursday or Friday.
Road Conditions-AAA
West-District of Columbia to Penn
sylvania turnpike. snow covered and
covered and slippery; Ohio turnpike.
west to Ohio, US. so through West
Virginia, snow covered and slippery. -.
sSqth-shirley halfway and Us: l
ericksburg, Va. south Of Fredericks-
burg is clean: Richmond south, clear.
District OF Columbia to Charlottesville.
snow covered and slippery
slippery; Harrisburg to Buffalo, N, r,
snow covered to slippery in spots: Dis
trict of Columbia to Delaware Me-
mortal Bridge, wet, slnshy and slippery
York City, clean; New England, clear.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harper:
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah cloudy at Harper's Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday =,
| Midnight - IS Noon - e
| am. 900 IA pm. :;
| Sam. IL SPIN. "a
Record Temperatures for the Year
| Highest. GA, on February 5.
Lowest, 8, on January IL.
Tide Tables
| FURNISHED by the United States Coas
| and Geodetic Survey
! Today Tomorrow
High - / :53 am. 2:56 q. m
/ Low --- S:46 am. 9:46 am
High - 2:26 pm. 800 r. m
! Low 9:27 pm. 1927 I'm
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times Indicate
from the above: Annapolis 3A hours
Bloody Point Light. 4Ia hours Colonia
Beach, hours; Deale, 4Ia hours
Solomons Island, 6h hours: Poin
Lookout, IA hours.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Mrs. BurkIey Honored

Mrs. Alben w. Barkley, widow
of the former Vice President,
was elected an honorary vice
president of the District Demo-
lcratic Club yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-02-12

expected tonight AppaachanS Southern Plateau
Missouri Valley and in the North and Central Pacific Coast
forecast the Southern Rockies nOward into the Pacific
Northwest and from the Great Lakes southwark into the higher ele
vations of the Ohio Valey-AP WirephOtO Map.
Evening star., 1962-02-12
Started in 1750's

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight and tomorrow. Low
about "a tonight, continued
cold tomorrow.
Maryland - Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow. Low tonight of
18 to "a in north and middle
20s in south. Continued cold
tomorrow with chance Of snow
in west by tonight.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and
tomorrow: Low tonight of %
to % except % to SO in south
west. Not much change in tenn
perature tomorrow; chance OF
snow in northwest by night.
Lower Potomac and Chesa.
peake Bay-Mostly northeast
winds about 10 knots tonight;
northeast to east 10 to Il
knots tomorrow. Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; visibility 4 tt
8 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02

able to discard the doggerel
verse long heard on every di-
vinity school campus:
You may call me pal;
you may cal me friend.
But please don't call me
Reverend"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02

but, as the father-in-law of a
clergyman, I can attest that
the laity still widely misuses
the term reverend" Perhaps
another. explanation is in
order.
AS Mrs. Mcclure says, "rev-
erend" is not a title and can
not correctly be used as a form
of address. 1t is an adjective
meaning worthy of rever-
ence." It's no more a title than
is honorable" in front of the
name of a public servant. One
wouldn't think of calling the
head of the coming New York
Worlds Fair Honorable
Noses" even though it is per-
fectly correct to list him as
Hon, Robert F. Moses"
The word reverend" may, of
course, be used when address,
ing a letter to a clergyman
Here again you will avoid
trouble If you bear in mind
the simple fact that you are
dealing with an adjective, not
a title. Write THE Reverend
Thomas Smith," not Reverend
Thomas Smith" and use Dear
Mr.. Smith" or, If he has his
doctor of divinity degree, Dear
Doctor Smith" as the saluta-
ton,
According to one authority,
the word reverend" occurs
only once in the Bible and
then 1t is used correctly, as an
adjective, In Psalms, Ill, 9, you
VIII find: .. and reverend
is His name"
So let's have an end to
Good morning, Reverend
an expression that has brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02

inward groans from many a.
clergyman on Sunday. mornings.
Let's try to respect him and
the language as well-by re-
Numbering tina reverend" is
an adjective only. Then, per-
hapS, divinity students will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02

reverend" is not a title but a
descriptive adjective. 1 even
hear ministers, who should
know better, misusing it that
way. Mrs. B. F. MCGUIRE,
Herndon, Va.
Answer: This topic has been
mentioned before in this space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-02
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BEETLE BAILEY
BlDDIE and BERT
ON STAGE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: / wish you would
tell your readers that the word
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
Chief Justice Warren's Son Turns Democrat

WASHINGTON Democratic National Chairman John Bailey said today the statement by Earl Warren Jr. that he plans to change his political registration from Republican to Democrat is welcome news to the Democratic party.
 Warren, son of the Chief Jus tice of the United States, told the Sacramento Bee yesterday: 1T think that with my political phil- osophy will be more comfort able in the Democratic party than iii the Republican party. The de- cision in no way repudiates my fathers policies or philosophy l just think the Republican party today is drifting away from ra- ther than toward Dads brand of Republicanism."
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
Group Predicts World
 Catastrophe on Feb. 4

CI1EATOR, Ariz. M = Predict ing world catastrophe on Feb. 4, group which calls itself Un- derstanding Inc, has taken 10- year lease on this Bradshaw Mountain mining camp 50 miles northwest of Phoenix.
 Cleator, they say, is one of 12 locations that will be unaffected by havoc created at the conjunc- ton of seven planets.
 Mrs. Tahahlita Mantzurani, a spokesman for the 22 adults in the group, says an astrologer fore cast disaster that would be sshell in nature with storms, tidal waves, earthquakes. :"
 Henry Giclas, an astronomer al Lowell Observatory, said the planetary conjunction Feb. is unusual only because the planets will be in the same part of the sky.
 Tt will exert only barely per- ceptible force upon the earth , he said.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
Manned Orbit Shot
 POStponed One Day

CAPE CANAvERAL., Fla. R The attempt to launch astronaut John. H. Glenn Jr., into orbit about the earth has been post poned one day until Jan. "A, it was learned Tuesday
 Informed sources reported the delay was caused by faulty valve in a cooling unit in the Mercury capsule. This unit feeds coolant into the astronaut's pressurized space suit while he Is in the cap sule atop the Atlas booster await ing the launching.
 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has never made an announcement on the launching date, so it had no com ment. NASA has said only that it will inform newsmen of the date in ample time to make cover age arrangements.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
US. Troops Airlifted To Europe in a Hurry

FRANKFURT, Germany M -- The first elements of an Army force of 5000 men arrived here from the United States Tuesday to test American ability to air lift troops abroad in hurry.
 A C-135 transport carrying 72 officers and men css the 4th In- fantry Division touched down at sprawling Rhine-Main- Base after nonstop Polar flight from Mc- Chord Base in Washington.
 The operation has been nick named Long Thrust IT."
 It is major test of US. capa- bility to rush troops to- Europe in an emergency such as could arise from the Berlin crisis.
 Long Thrust" involves three reinforced battle groups of the 4th Infantry comprising 5000 men. The troops will take part in a four-day NATO field exer- else in eastern Bavaria
 "A total of ST transports - 10 of them C-135 Stratolifter jets- will be involved in the airlift, fly ing four different routes. Some will make several trips.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
Charles Van DOren Given Suspended Sentence

NEW YORK M - Charles Van Doren, big-winning contestant on rigged television quiz show, pleaded guilty today to second- degree perjury and was given a suspended sentence.
 His plea, admitting that he lied in testimony before grand jury also amounted to an admission that he had been given answers to questions on the now defunct TV program, "Twenty-One."
 He won $129,000 on the show.
 Special Sessions Justice Edward Breslin gave a suspended sem tcnce to the 35-year-old former Columbia Universit. instructor
 Van Doren, son of the noted poet and writer, Mark Van Doren, was among 10 other TV quiz con- testants whose cases were on the court calendar for today.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
French Liner Liberte To Become Floating Hotel at Seattle's C21

NEW YORK R = A Seattle businessman says a contract will be completed under which the retired French luxury line r Liberte will be taken to Seattle for use as floating hotel during the Worlds Fair.
 Irving Levine of Seattle, who has taken part in negotiations for the vessel, said it will be leased for more than $1 million" for the duration of the fair.
 Final negotiations will start in Paris tomorrow, he said, but the parties involved already have agreed and only need to smooth out the language of the contract.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
CHASED BY DUCKS i.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. R- Was T. J. Bailey harassing the ducks on Lake Overholser or was it the other way around?
 It took justice of the peace court jury just 45 seconds to de- eide after heafing this testimony:
 Clay Boyd, State Game and Wildlife officer, and Ace Mars, a Municipal Lake patrolman, said they saw Bailey drive his motor boat recklessly into a flock of ducks.
 Bailey said the ducks were chasing him.
 The jury found him innocent.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES


 From Fairbanks: Boyd Harwood, Virgil Severns, Dale Sanner, Bob Scott, Bryan Davis, F. R. Lam caster, Don Outwater.
 To Fairbanks: Abraham Wash ington, Ronald Tingook, Reuben Mixsooke, Ruth Larson, MT. and Mrs. Lynn Takak and family, Mary Lou Barney, Perry Dedrich, Raymond Punguk, Janet Pierce, Tad Neil, Karl Greeley, Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Amarok and family, and Darrell McCafferty.
 To Kotzebue: Arnold Thomas and Mrs. Ethel Kar1nun and chil- dren.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17

Don't fret if it sometimes takes you longer to do job than the other fellow. Leonardo da Vinci spent four years painting "The Last Supper but his master piece has endured AZ centuries.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17
Khrushchev Wants Old-Age
 Pensioners 10 Hold Night Jobs

LONDON R = Soviet Premier Khrushchev, a busy 67-year-old, wants old age pensioners to work at night clerical jobs rather than idle their time away.
 In a speech at Minsk reported Tuesday by Moscow radio, the So- viet leader said that keeping the elderly busy in this way would make them happier and would free younger people for work in the fields and factories.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-17

One habit of Benjamin Frank lin Scandalized his neighbors he took three baths week. Even doctors of that day thought such a practice was dangerous to