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ROCKvILLE-GLENN HILLS AREA
Very modern rambler: 4 b.r,, 2
baths, lge. liy. rm. with din. area,
lge. well-eQuip. kit: Z acres Of
land: refs. req: S225 month.
WILL STACKHOUSE,JR.
pO. 0-2SSS or PO. 2-4363
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
9518 EAST STANHOPE ROAD

HAVE YOU WONDERED what makes homes friendly"
while codp enter the front
door of this rambler you're with feeling
of hospitality bedrooms with baths kitchen
big as the one at randmas Priced right
quick sale in the low 4os Call Mrs Wyatt EN- 27ss7
DIRECTIONS out Conn ave. right drive. left on
rd., follow signs.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BOxLEY MOVERs-6 rms, sac up.
Padded vans, local or long dis
tance. Careful men. AID. 2-Ss22
CAMPBELL'S MOVING SERV. for
safe moving at low rates. house
hold and ofc. furn.. Quick pickup
and del. FE. S-7590.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage; reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
Hill MoVERs-PACKERS 0CCl
SP. 3-n666. IU. 1-95OO. short no.
tee. Home lpt.. ofc. Del. serv. too
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches a speciality. S. L. NOR
R1S TU. 2-1l50 or TU. 2-Sa02.
MOVING-General hauling, 24-hr
service. fast efficient service, very
low rate. BURTON, 5S4-00S2.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. T-0104, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Est. 1905,
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LANHAM-3-bedrm. det. Cape Cod /:
fenced lot, bsmt.: S115 mo-; va
cant; option to buy. LO. 5-213l.
MD.-Space Agency. bedrm. brick
rambler with full bsmt. 100x1l0
lot. Almost new. S140. Call Mr.,
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firepl.: fenced yd.: nr. NH, Be-
thesda Hospital and schools Sl70
mo. Call 726-3ss1.
GEORGETOWN VICNITY-3 bed
nm, 2 baths, liv. rm.. sep. din
rm., rec. rm., porch overlookins
garden. garage; call EN-. 5-5355.
HERNDON, VA.-3-bedrm. home.
lge. shaded lot. close to schools,
shops. SIPS mo. One-year lease.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. home, lse. sep.
liv. and din. rms, breakfast bar,
Gear garaRe. Sep. apt; for sub
leasing; close 70 schools, shops.
HSt DON r Really lily Phone 4s7-55fiSS.N
HUNT. .-ALEX. AREA : 2-bedrm,
HOPKINS REALTY. so. 5-5737.
KENSINGTON-4-bedrm. brick BIZ
level; 2 full baths. iv. rm.. din.
rm.; laund. By OWNER, 54S-
KENTLAND, MD.-Centraiiy air.
cond.,. 2-story home; semi-det /;
3 bedrm.. sep. din, rn1., equip.
kit. with disposal and auto.
washer. y baths: fenced garden
in rear: 10 Minis. to D. c. line;
schools. busline close. S135 per
month. sP. 2-6726.
LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick
home; lge. fenced lot: vacant;
SIPS mo-, option to buy. 10. s.
2131.
LANHAM-3-bedrm. det. Cape Cod /:
fenced lot, bsmt.: S115 mo-; va
cant; option to buy. LO. 5-2131.
MD,-Space Agency. 3 bedrm. brick
rambler with full bsmt. l00xl 10
lot, Almost new. S140. Call Mr.,
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1soO
n. ARLINGTON-4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick 2-story; sep. din. rm.. dish
wash, disp., h.-w.h.. 4 air conds.,
screened porch; fenced I'd, det.
gar; $3.50 mo. ia. 2-7453.
NO. ARLINGTON DUPLEX-Very
attractive 2-bedroom brick home
on dead-end street, minutes from
Key Bridge. New range and re-
frigerator, basement with work.
bench and laundry facilities. En-
closed rear yard. Available now,
S110. Cali JE. 2-2520 to see. 25
ether pSpz rentals sp.Sc ciSssd S SUNDAY SUNDAY
lib West Broad st. Falls Church,
n. SPRINGFIELD, VA.,-SI5: 2
bedrms.. large liv. rn.. firepl..
full bsmt.. storage attic; Y acre
wooded lot. conV. country living.
CL. 6-1042.
OXON HILL, Liv. I'd. area-Big
house; over an acre; comm. area;
$3.50 mo. WO. 6-0655.
RAMBLER, 8 bedrooms. living rm..
dining ell. bsmt,, porch; close
schools; wheaton,; S14O: posses
sion October 1-15. Call MR..
WEISER, LO. 5-0S44.
SHANNON q LUCHS
RAMBLER, new; 8 bedrms., 2
baths. living rm.. dining rm.,
kitchen, basement; October pos
session; S175 per month; Whea-
ton. Call Mr.. Weiser, LO. 5-0644.
SHANNON & LUCHS
RENT AND BUY--VACANT
636 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Beautiful brick home, liv. rm..
den, kit, 2 bedrms., plus en-
closed porch, full basement. gas
heat, huge yard.
PUT YOUR RENT SIS TO WORK
TU. 2-lO90 OIL. 6-4330
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SOi9 MASS. AVE. S.E.-conv. 10
Gated 1-bedrm. apt, scr. porch,
liv. rm., dtnette, kit. Call LU 2
1880, WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
ct. 3-bObO,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
ALASKA AVE.

II you entertain on a grand scale,
this home is for you. True center
hall plan: 1st f. has extra large
liv. rm. with firepl. and doors
leading to 13-ft. encl. porch,
formal din. rm., equip. kit, pow
der and dressing rm. Open stair
case leading to 4 large bedrms.
and . full baths on end II. Stairs
TO finished Sd II, suitable for
study or studio. Full bsmt. with
u bath and exit; 4-car garage
with storage area.
SHEPHERD PARK"
Vacant and shown by appt. only
by calling HA. 2-1s00.
PARAMOUNT SALES
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Attrac., COM
pact, semidetached, brick 3-bed-
rm. home for gracious living!
Ideal for retired couple that enter
tains. Liv. .rm., din. rm., kit, 1st
floor. Spacious front and rear yd.
with lots of greeneryl Gas, INV.
heat. New Coldspot refgr, beau
tiful floors. Near the best schools,
Deale, Woodrow Wilson. Murch
Big. dry. full bsmt. Private fenced
yard! For, the discerning only!
Open Sunday, 2-5 pm. To see,
call NOW, Mrs. Craver, WO. g.
$685. A PAUL MILLER Exclusive
EX., 5000. in elite Amer. Univ
Park!
AMERICAN U. PK.-6-rm. det. brk
nr. schl.. church. See from / to
Gun Tat Ak EvIOn EM O1ARQ
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GEORGETOWN vICINITY-3 bed
Tm., 2 baths, liv. rm.. sep. din
rm., rec. rm., porch overlookins
Garden. garage: call EN-. 5-5355.
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Cathedral Heights
1 blk from wis. and Mass. Low
2Os. Excel. well modernized s.
bedrm. town house, fenced yard,
full bsmt. Good terms. Call MRS.
VALLILA, FE. 3-5465, FE. 7-5300
EXCLUSIVE.
J. C. CHATEL co.
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VA.-3-bedrm. nome,
lge. shaded lot. close to schools,
shops. SIPS mo. One-year lease.
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MONTGOMERY HILLs-cspe Cod,
Sl4,95O; 8 bedrms.. firepl., huge
family kit, trees, nr. Elem. ana
Jr. High; ewes, JU. S-303S:
Greater MARYLAND PROP, JU. o-1240
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CLEVELAND PARK

0u Of eond.: n exceIientIy i located, 10 tee OTii al
entertaining. with Vide entrance nee
hall, . liv. rms, din. rm., nice
kit. 5 bedrms.. , oaths upstairs:
priced attraetively at S35. 900.
Ewes, call MRS. CUANDT. OIL.
4-4622.
W. C. & A. n. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH us
EN-. 2-4464
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POTOMAC-BETH.. MD.
THESE MARYLAND HOUSES
OPEN SUNDAY, 1870 TIL $50
SILVER SPRING
4nn5 RICKOVER ROAD

HARD TO terrific value when you do find this
good looking 2-leve modern home.
The well-planned bedrooms and baths on first
level besides which overlook natural
setting of shrubs and trees cu Second
level has large family with fireplace opening
onto patio bedrooms and bath
This adapted for private inaw quarters or
doctors offices large 5 payable at $3.50 month
including taxes and assumed Priced right at
s2s5oO Call Miss Arnold, co. $1,000.
FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY 49,.
North Gail, left then bear right into
HuReins left end, then bear
right Rickover and sign
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX.-2-bedrm. apt. in 8 fam.
house: lge. fenced yd.: cony.; utils.
exc. elec.: Sl25. XII. S-lo49.
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DET. CAPE COD
4-BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
OPEN SUM-, 2-6

5000 3rd ST. NV, CORNER
1st fl. liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., newly equip. kit, 2 hedrms..
beaut. tile bath, den; 2nd H., 2
bedrms., bath; full bsnt., gas
h.-w.h., garage. Priced Tor quick
sale. Call Mr.. Dobbs) Dobrowol-
ski for terms.
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Cleveland Park
FOR RENT

I u1ly t uI1llSIlcu
Five = bedroom, 21a bath
home; air-conditioned liv-
ing room, dining room and
den; paneled basement
with bar and maids room;
new gas heat; two refrige-
rators; excellent condition
Located at
3701 Reno Road NV.
Near John Eaton and Alice
Deal Schools; $3.50 per
month to responsible ten
ant. Immediate occupancy.
Inspection This Saturday,
l-6 PM. or by Appointment
Call EX. 3-5826
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-OAKLAWN TERRACE
THE PERSHING

1920 18th ST.
I and . bedrm. apts. with porches,
spae. bright rooms; excel. transp.:
Sl02, ,b0-Slb0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
fcoNTINUEDl

CHEVY CHAsE-s-bedrm. brick Co
lonial: 215 baths. rec. rm., den,
scr. porch, luxurious grounds:
sac $50. CALL r. Z. ZACHARY,
WO. 6-2a23.
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE = Older
home that has received the charm
Ing "Georgetown" treatment: love-
ly quiet street, beautiful trees;
finest public and parochial schools:
3 bedrooms plus den; LOW 20sl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
7-l41l: ewes. WO. 6-43s5.
AVE NV.
1908
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
Delightful brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.
21z baths, liv. rn., din. rm., IL
brary and beautiful secluded gar
den. Priced In low 40s. OWNER
WANTS OFFER.
Amelia Shepard FE. 8-0102
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APARTMENTS WANTED
REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch,

FLORIDA BOUND? Client will ex-
change equity in large de luxe
2-bedrm. trailer. 4 mos. old, for
equity. in house in Mt. Vernon
or Alex. area. LOU CHACEY,
INC. so. $1,000, ewes. 703-EM.
4-37lb,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALL.sRIcK; ;s,sI ., S-Ssdrm;; ;:v.Iv bath bath
paneled family rm. with cook-in
firepl. adjoining kit; close-in
Wheaton; $1S,950; assume 4 n %
5I or FHA. OWNER. Q4Q-3645,
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NOW
SHANNON g. LUcHs

We are in a position to accept your
present home in trade on any OF
our larger new and used homes.
In .5-02A4
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BROOKDALE
1887 RIVER ROAD

ASHBURTON
62l0 HOLLINS DRIVE
IS YOURS 3GENERATIoN FAMILYP Then this spacious g.
bedroom, ga bath bedrooms bedroom
first floor. Living with fireplace,
separate alelecc kitchen with good table space
opening onto patio and fenced yard plus
active youngsters Howster Dashboard
heat An $4,000 Lloyd 6540s11.
DIRECTIONS: Out Old Georgetown left Ryand right
Singleton. left Hollins to house
Evening star., 1961-09-23

.KENTLAND, MD.-Centrally air.
cond., 2-story home; semi-det /;
3 bedrm.. sep. din. rnn., equip.
kit. with disposal and auto.
washer. y baths: fenced garden
in rear: 10 minis. to D. c. line;
schools. busline close. S135 per
month. SP. 9-6726.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HILL-Apt. or house
immed.: furnished. Min. req, "a
baths, 2 bedrms,, plus den-study
or 8 b.r.. l.r., dr., kitch. Employed
couple: adorable Nonogenerian
Prof. Artist mother and highly
trained, vintage Chesapeake re-
triever. All 4 have references.
Superior care given inside-outside
premises. Short lease, but prob
ably indefinite. Max. S200-S250.
Ii. 6-6611, ext. 5l9.
RESPONSIBLE NAVY COUPLE
want to rent small det. house in
Suitland-Andrews area. ia. g.
926l.
HILL-Rent or lease for
e or 81 unit apartment hse. or
light hsekeeping rms; will pay
S100-S125 mo. 543-1256.
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LANGLEY PARK

CONVENIENT If this Is one Of
your requirements then ask to see
this 3 bedrm., semi rambler " Ltull
bsmt., 1t sparkles like new. only
Sl5,500 on FILA terms OF your
schools, bus close BY. Call 434-
ADELPHI REALTY, INC.
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S72.50
MICHAEL sEsso CO.

SIII NEWTON ST. NE, Apt. No
2 (at RI. aye)-colored: 2 rms.
and hot water included, Onl!
$3.50 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma
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aiEARrmnnG,

8 bedrooms, Q full baths, modern
fully equipped kitchen, sep. din.
rrn., carport; walk-out basement.
W. j. NICHOLAS 10. b-0S00
Evening star., 1961-09-23

BETHESDA
II you are looking for
beautiful center-hall plan
Colonial home that has
many fine details, spacious
rooms and all the nice
things that make a beautiful
house, you will enjoy seeing
this one. 1t is located Just
] blk. west OF Wisconsin
ave. on Cedar lane and 1t
is an architectural gem.
This is one OF a group OF
houses that are now being
completed. Make your selec-
ton now and choose your
own decoration.
DIRECTIONS: North on Wis
consin ave. past the Ma
tional Institutes of Health
to Cedar lane, left "a block
to houses.
J. B. TIFFEY g. SON
BUnDERs-REALToRs
IA. GALL HA. 2-407'
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Facing Rock Creek Park
Beautiful det. brick. west of 18th
St. above Carter Barron. ULTRA
n1P; nfsPoskEI KIT" VAIL yiREprs oyEs ! HFDo ANp
RMS, ga BATHS, PATIO, REC.
RM. SLATE ROOF. DET. GAR.
BY APPT. ONLY TU 2-4200.
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66IS 1ST PL. N.W.-Liv. rm., bed
rin,. dine. kit, bath, scr. porch
garage, S67. Open Sat, Sun. 3-6.
Call 5S4-2l74.
18TH ST., NV, 1910, lge. effic
Take lease from student goinE
abroad. Avail. Oct, z, only S70.50
Can be furn, CO, 5-235l,
Evening star., 1961-09-22
Clergy Upheld
In Decision 10
Drink or Not
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star Staff Writer

DETROIT. Sept. 22.-Episco-
palians were told today that
ministers have every right to
drink and that abstainefs must
guard against a "holier- than
thou" attitude which drives
away the very people they are
trying to reach.
DR.. Dean K. Brooks, superin-
tendent Of the Oregon State
Hospital at Salem, declared, "It
is important that a person
drink or not drink for the right
reasons, and these same rea-
sons should apply to both the
clergyman and the layman. The
former has no special duty not
to drink because of his position.
There can be no double stand
ard for the Christian.
The speaker. a member of the
Joint Commission on Society
and Alcohol of the Protestant
Episcopal Church h in the
y. S. A., warned ministers that
"if one makes the decision to
abstain, he should be careful to
refrain from thinking that his
is necessarily the better way of
life.
Evening star., 1961-09-22
Personal Decision

Such a lier-than-thou at
titude is not only un-C Christian
but alienates those we most
desire to help"
DR.. Brooks a ddresse d the
church's general g convention
here.
Insisting that drinking sis not
of itself a sin," because there
is no divine prohibition against
it," DR.. Brooks added that ito
drink or not to drink is a per-
sonal decision to be made by
every individual, bearing in
mind several good reasons for
total abstinence"
Listing alcoholism as the No.
4 health problem affecting s
million Americans, the speaker
contended it "is a sickness of a
very complex nature involving
the total man. The one symp-
tom common to all is the in
ability to handle alcohol. The
alcoholic is sick man
whether or not he drinks"
Representatives from several
Episcopal Church vestries
planned to initiate a move
today to have the denomination
withdraw from the National
Council Of Churches. They will
present their case at a COM
mittee hearing of the House
OF Deputies.
Their chief source Of disat-
isfaction is pronouncements by
the council on social and
political issues.
Founding Member
The Episcopal Church is a
founding member of the Ma
tional Council of Churches,
organized in 1850 at Cleveland.
The councils first president
was the Right Rev. Henry Knox
Sheriff., now retired but at
that time presiding bishop of
the Episcopal Church. The
interdenominational council to-
day has 35 Protestant and
Orthodox communions with
nearly 40 million members.
Another attempt to change
the name of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the U.S.A.
was to be instituted today in
the House of Bishops. Those as
Sociated with the Anglo-Catho-
lie branch of the denomina-
ton, generally known as "high
church." insist the word Prot
estant" in the church's title is
misleading. They emphasize the
aspects of the denominations
practices, which are simular
to Catholicism.
Efforts have been made at
every convention since 1877 to
change the name. One obstacle
is the past has been the in
ability of those seeking this
goal to agree on a substitute
name. Currently they apparent
ly have accepted 1.-THE Ameri-
can Episcopal Church" as the
one to replace the l72-year-old
church title.
Before a measure becomes
church law, it must be passed
by both the House of Bishops
and the House of Clerical and
Lay Deputies. To change the
name of the church will require
not only approval by the pres
ent convention but also by the
one following in 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

the Washington Public Service
Commission.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger announced the
resignation as the President and
Mrs. Kennedy set out for an
afternoon cruise on Lewis Bay.
On Fathers Cruiser
They boarded the Marlin, a
52-foot cruiser owned by the
Presidents father, former Am
bassador Joseph P. Kennedy, to
reach deeper waters where the
92-foot motor yacht Honey Fitz
waited for them. The Honey
Fitz is the presidential yacht,
INHERITED from ex-President
Eisenhower.
K. Lemoyne Billings, a New
York advertising man and old
friend Of Mr.. Kennedy's, Joined
the cruise group. He arrived
this morning.
Mr.. Salinger told reporters
Mr.. Kennedy conferred by
phone with officials in Wash
ington this morning. He re-
ceived a report from Mai. Gen.
Chester v. Clifton, his military
aide, on Operation Sky Shield
and developments abroad. No
formal business conferences
were on the weekend program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
KuykendoII Submits
Resignation From FPC

sible backdoor influences on
Federal agencies last year. He
insisted he had not been in
fluenced by any industry con-
facts
This year Mr.. Kuykendall
resisted when Mr.. Kennedy
named Mr.. Swidler to the COM
mission and designated his
chairman. Peace was finally
made, and Mr.. SWidler now
heads the agency.
Mr.. Kuykendall. who had
been chairman since 1858, said
he felt obliged after years of
Government service to re-enter
private law practice but would
stay on until January / to
help stabilize work of a COM
mission which has experienced
rapid changes" in member
ship. His term normally would
expire next June.
Mr.. Kuykendall has prac-
ticed law in Seattle and Spo-
kane, Wash, and once headed
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Thousands Brave Rain.
For Civic Week Parade

Next in line was the police
band, followed by Commission
ers Tobriner, Clarke and Dun
can and DR.. Phillip T. johnson,
president of the District FEEDER
alton of Civic Associations.
Following them were cars
representing different branches
of the District government, the
school board, citizens asSocia-
tions, the Washington Urban
League, the Fire Department,
the Democratic Central Com
mittee and the Young Repub-
licans Club.
At the reviewing stand, a
brief ceremony was held in
which Mr.. Tobriner, shielded
under a ceiling of umbrellas,
read the Commissioners proc
lamation. He called on all citi-
zenS to participate in the week
long observance aimed at i'm
proving educational, economic
and welfare" standards in the
District.
Winners in the competition
were the Army ROTC marching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

unit from Howard University,
the Mckinley High School drill
team, a float presented by
the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, and the Kelly Miller
Junior High School band.
Sandra Zeney of Bethea-
WEIGH Post No. 1884, VFW, won
the majorette contest.
John ]. Hawkins, a review
ing stand official, said the rain
fall forced about 5000 march,
ers out Of the parade, includ-
ing several bands. A total Of
$500 marchers and 300 cars
participated. he said.
The crowd was estimated at
5000 by Deputy Police Chief
Lorraine T. johnson.
The week will be climaxed
next Saturday night at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

Thousands of civic associa-
ton marcherS, undaunted by
a steady downpour, paraded
down Constitution avenue yes
tefday to launch Civic Respon-
sibility Week.
The observance, which ex-
tends through Saturday with
citizenship discussions sched-
uled at schools, churches and
PTA groups, was opened Off
cially by a proclamation of the
Commissioners.
Rain began to fall shortly
before the first units in the
parade stepped off at pm.
Traffic. rerouted by police,
clogged streets surrounding the
parade area and at one point
was reported backed up to the
Fourteenth Street Bridge.
A thinning crowd huddled
under umbrellas lined Consti-
tuition avenue between Ninth
street and Seventh street NV.
as a car carrying Police Chief
Robert v. Murray led off the
parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

HYANNIS PORT, Mass, Oct.
Il (AP).-The Cape Cod White
House today announced the
resignation of the last Eisen-
contemporaries holdover on
the Federal Power Commission,
one Of the Governments maor
regulatory agencies.
Jerome K. Kuykendall, a Re-
publican who had tried in vain
to hold his post as commission
chairman last summer, re-
signed effective next January
/. President Kennedy accepted
with thanks for Mr.. Kuyken-
dall's fine public service"
AS Of New Years Day, the
the natural gas and other in
terstate power supply indus
one Of the Governments major
tries, will consist entirely of
Kennedy appointees. The Pres
ident will have to name a Re-
publican to succeed Mr.. Kuy-
kendall in order to maintain
the 80 party balance required
for the commission.
Chairman Joseph c. Swidler
is a Democrat, as are Howard
Morgan and Lawrence j.
O'Connor. Charles r. Ross,
the other member, is a Repub-
lican. All were named by Mr..
Kennedy.
Mr.. O'Connor. a Texan who
has been associated with gas
companies, was confirmed By
the Senate over the opposition
Of critics who charged he
would be more of an industry
than public representative.
Mr.. Kuykendall and his fell
low commissioners at the time
were called before a House sub
committee investigating pos
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Herbert F. Corn. '''''
Owners. The Evening Star Newspaper Co., Wash
ington, D. c.
Stockholders owning holding per cent or more of the
total amount of stock Ruth Noyes Sheldon and Elizabeth
Ampsone trustees for selves and Mira Noyes Boorman and
Theodore Noyes jr H. Kaufman trustee under the
will Of Louise K. Simpson, H. Kaufman and George E.
Hamilton IT, trustees under the will Of Victor Kauffmann
George Adams Howard and H Kauffmann trustees under
the will of Grace Adams Howard; Harry K Hickey Edythe
Howard Hickey and Margaret Howard Remey under
agreement with Mary Barclay Adams; Harry x Hickey
Margaret Howard Remey and Union Trust Co. of c.
tees under the will of Mary Barclay Adams Crosby Boyd
Newbold Noyes jr Crosby S. Noyes Rudolph Kaufman H.
Godfrey W. Kaufman John M Kaufman WiIImott
Lewis r and Nancy Newbold Legendre all of Washington
Thompson, Dunkrk, N. Y; Paul de Hoff Reed Yarmouth
Port Mass Virginia Vaughan Greenwich Conn., Janet New
Of New York N " and janet Hart Golden lafayette Calf
Known bondholders, mortgages and other security
holders holding cent more Of total amounts Of
bonds mortgages or other securities, none.
Circulation Figures
Average number OF copies issue of the publication
sold distributed through the mails otherwise paid
scbers during the twelve months ended September 80 1857
Daily
Monday
Friday. Saturday. Sunday.
Net paid circulation 273,122 254231 3l6s62
Net unpaid circulation (made
up Of copies given for
services, etc. 1884 BIB 3,405
Total average net circulation 2765O6 25735o s2Ose7
CROSBY N. BOYD,
Executive Vice President and Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of
october, 1861. (Seal) Hazel Lee Gaynor
Notary Public
MY commission expires october /, 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

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Among the awards to be
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Star Cup. to the Pleasant
Plains Civic Association, and
the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People trophy. to Frank Cole
man, a professor at Howard
University.
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