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the face with his elbow. caus-
ing serious injury. The Alabama
player said it was accidental.
Bryant declined to comment
on the letter, which Aderhold
said had been subpoenaed. Sew
eral investigations are under
way as a result of the magazine
charges.
Bryant said he had talked
several times with Butts about
new interpretations of the rules
to put special emphasis on rules
involving blocking with the
head and tackling after the
whistle.
In a statement, Butts and his
attorney, William s. Schroeder
Of Atlanta, said Butts had
talked to many coaching Of
ficials about rules in his ca.
pacity as an NCAA rules COM
mitteeman.
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TeIeVision
TODAY

Basketball
National Invitational Tour,
nament. WRC-4, $3.50 pm.
NCAA Championship
WTTG-5. $3.50 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7
1880 pm.
Professional bowlers tour
WMAL-7. $3.50 pm.
Eastern Professional bowling
WTOP-9, 4 pm.
Boxing
Willie Pastrano VS.. Wayne
Thornton, heavywei ght S
WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Dave Mari and
Johnny Pott (filmed), WMAL-
z, $3.50 pm.
Cary Middlecoff VS.. Bill Col
Inns (filmed). WRC-4, 5 pm.
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Butts, Bryant Say Telephone Talk
Was About Possible Rule Violations

ATLANTA, Mar. % CAP) -
Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant Of
Alabama and Wally Butts, for
mer Georgia athletic director
say they discussed possible rule
violations by Bryant's team
over the telephone prior to the
1862 football game between
their schools.
Details Of telephone CONVEX
sations were given yesterday by
Butts and Bryant for the first
time since the Saturday Eve
ming Post charged them with
collision in the September %
game, which Alabama won,
$50.
Both repeatedly have denied
the charges.
They issued statements after
disclosure that DR.. Frank Rose,
University Of Alabama presi-
dent. had written in a letter
that Bryant said he received
information from Butts about
Georgia plays.
However, Rose said his letter
written March 6 to DR.. o. C.
Aderhold, University of Georgia
president-dealt in layman's
language with discussions of
changes in techniques by
Bryant.
Appropriate Phrase"
I'm my letter I say they dis
cussed offensive and defensive
plays The appropriate phrase
should have been, and still
remains, 'techniques,'" Rose
said.
THE conversation, Of course,
was the Interpretation of these
changes by Coach Butts, who
was at the time, and had been
for a long period a member of
the rules committee of the
Southeastern Conference" Rose
said.
The university official said he
was confident Bryant was not
involved in any attempt to rig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
College
Basketball
NCAA srMTTINALg

NCAA sEMfTINALs
Cincinnati 50 Oregon state 90
Chlcago toyola ~. Duke 20
AAu sEMIFiNALg
Bartlegyille Okla, 40. Armed Forces
All-HlAfs a.
Denver ~ Akron o.
NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE
tBemlflnHlsi
MobeTly, Mo ~, Wilmington. NC
Independence. Kan. 49, Casper, wyo
usoseft Consolation
Wilson ChicaEo. 20. Bfoome Tech
Musksaon Mich. a. Amarillo, Tex
chipola, Fia. ~. Hibbins MINI. o..
burlington. Iowa -. Southern Union.
Ala, Co.
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Meek,End Sports on Air
Swimming

Swimming
Indoor AAU swimming and
diving championships, WMAL-
7, 5 pm.
TOMORROW
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
l pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Dave Mari and
Johnny Pott (filmed), WMAL-
7, 3 pm. (repeat of Saturday,
Bob Goalby VS.. Bob Charles
(filmed), WRC-4, 4 pm.
Auto Racing
Monte Carlo sports car rally,
WTOP-9, 2:30 pm.
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Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
WASHINGTON vs.. Pittsburgh ct Fort
Myers
Milwaukee Va. Cincinnati at Tampa.
Minnesota VS.. Philadelphia at Clear
water.
Chicago (A) vs.. 81. Louis at ct.
Petersburg
Kansas City vs.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Boston VS.. Chicago (Nl at Mesa.
=. Los Angeles (A) vs.. Houston at Las
Vegas.
San Francisco vs.. Cleveland ct
Tucson.
Los Angeles (Nl VS.. New York (A)
at Fort Lauderdale (night).
New York (N) VS.. Baltimore at
Miami (nightD.
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GAMES TOMORROW

Washington VS.. Kansas City at
Bradenton
Pittsburgh VS.. Cincinnati at Tampa.
Los Angeles (A) VS.. Baltimore at
Miami.
Milwaukee VS.. st. Louis at 81.
Petersburg.
New York CN) vs.. New York (A)
at Fort Lauderdale
Philadelphia VS.. Minnesota at Or
lando.
Chicago CN VS.. San Francisco at
Phoenix
Houston vs.. Los Angeles (A) at
Las Vegas
Detroit VS.. chicago (A) at Sara
sofa.
Cleveland vs.. Boston at scottsdals.
Evening star., 1963-04-16
HUNDREDS HOMELESS IN
Hawaii Rain Losses Mount

police said yesterday that dam
ages - mostly to homes -
would total more than $5 mil
lion. Government officials were
studying spotty damage reports
before considering whether to
declare the two islands hardest
hit disaster areas.
The tiny island Of Kauai,
northernmost in the archipel-
ago, was hardest hit. The wind
ward section Of Oahu suffered
heavy damages to homes.
Forced From Homes
Kauai police said an esti-
mated 400 persons were forced
from their homes in the PLAN
tation community Of Hanapepe,
on the southern coast.
On Oahu, l8 inches Of rain
was dumped into Kahaluu VAL
ley on the islands windward
side in six hours yesterday, the
weather bureau said. The Red
Cross had established six evac-
uation stations in the area.
Runoff from the mountains
into the valley formed a lake
Evening star., 1963-04-16

mile wide and up to
Is feet deep.
An Army lieutenant colonel
and a sergeant major from
Schofield Barracks were lost
and feared drowned = in the
mountains near Honolulu.
They vanished when surging
waters pulled their jeeps into
an overflowing stream.
Listed As Missing
1t. Col. Chester F. Sunski
Of Seattle, Wash, and Sergt.
Maj. oliver F. Anderson,
Wilkesboro. N. c., were classi-
fled officially as missing by
the Army. Another officer who
leaped from one of the two
jeeps found only a spare tire
in an hour-long search.
The Army said the search for
the missing men would resume
at dawn today.
Two National Guard COM
panies were placed on standby
alert and trucks and amphib-
ious duck" vehicles were sent
to windward Oahu for evacua-
ton duty.
Evening star., 1963-04-16

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Evening star., 1963-04-16
King Suud's Aide
Sluys Prince

PARIS. April l6 (AP).-Po-
lice reported today that a Sec
retary Of King Saud Of Saudi
Arabia had killed a cousin OF
the King during a dispute In
the bar Of a Paris hotel. The
identities Of the two men were
not Immediately known.
The Arab King is In Paris
for medical treatment.
A hotel employe said the
cousin OF the King was In the
lobby OF the hotel when he
saw the secretary arrive. The
secretary seemed TO be looking
for the Prince, and the Prince
started 10 run when he saw
the Secretary approaching.
This source said the secre-
tary finally caught up with
the Prince In the bar and
killed him with three pistol
shots. The secretary then
waited 10 turn himself In 10
police.
Police threw a Gordon around
the hotel and forbade any one
entering. The secretary was
hustled off 10 a police station
for questioning.
Evening star., 1963-04-16
9 Back 6. 0. P.
In Senate Drive
To Trim Budget
By the Associated Press

Nine Republican members Of
the Senate Appropriations
Committee have pledged sup
port Of efforts to cut Presi-
fynt Kennedy's $98.8 billion
spending budget.
The nine, headed by Senator
Saltonstall, Republican Of Mas
sachusetts, said in a statement
yesterday they are generally
agreed that Substantial reduc-
tions can and must be made"
in Mr.. Kennedy's financial pro-
posals.
"Our colleagues on the APP
preparations Committee In the
House Of Representatives set up
a task force in February to ex-
anime possible cuts" the group
said. "They have spent many
weeks giving the most careful
consideration to the selection
of budget items suitable for
elimination. postponement or
reduction.
I'VE, the Republican men,
bers Of the Senate Appropria-
tons Committee. intenI. to con-
tinue to work closely with them
so that jointly we may achieve
our objective of making sub
stantial reductions in the ad-
ministration's spending pro-
gram for fiscal 1864"
Evening star., 1963-04-16
MARYLAND

Ascension, silver Spring - senior
warden, Howard J. Thomas; Junior
warden, Carlos M. Dixon; registrar,
Mrs. M. p. Winkler; treasurer, John M.
Cooney; yestrymen. Ralph J. Scofield,
Eichard ? Marvin, Dr. John Albert
Hoffman. Mrs. Daniel Bailey, David b,
Williams, Roy Thomas, A. Dan Gil;
delegate 70 diocesan convention, Mrs.
Edward Volland; alternate delegate,
Mrs. Henry Lyon.
Christ Church, AccOkeek, Md. - SEN
ior warden. Henry xander; Junior
warden, Bernie Hennings; registrar,
Mrs. Edna Stone; treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie
Clagett; vestrymen, Karl Smith, Spen-
Ger Copeland. Frank McDonough. Tim
othy J. Conner, Charles r: Dillon.
Douglas johnson, J. Corbin Robey, Mrs.
Frances Rollins, Mrs. Azalea Burst;
delegate TO diocesan convention, Mrs.
Mary Ruth Smith; alternate delegate,
Mrs. Mary Robey.
Christ, Chaptieo, Nd. - senior ward
en-, @. Bradford Reeves; junior warden,
J. Carroll Raley: registrar, 8. Sprigg
Reeves; treasurer. T. Garner Reeves;
vestrymen, John Thompson. Oliver Ly-
Malcolm ooode. Stanley Donaidson;
delegate TO diocesan convention, Mrs.
Eliza Clark; alternate delegate, Mrs.
Stanley Donaldson.
Christ, Clinton, Md. - senior warden,
Eugene Simmons; junior warden, Walter
Lange; registrar, Andres Van de Rec;
treasurer, Wylie Burgess, jr.; vestry-
men, Fred Darling, Raymond Luskey,
Joseph March. John Meyer, Robert
Reamy. Daniel Shirley, Edward Singer,
Maj. Charles Woods, USAF; delegate TO
diocesan convention, Mr.. March; alter
nate delegate, DR.. Gerald Yoakam.
Christ, Kensington, Md. senior
warden, Monroe II. o. Berg; Junior
warden, Alfred L. White; registrar, ABB
ner X. Pratt; treasurer, Clinton M.
Hisle; vestrymen, Edward L. Stock. IT,,
David A. Carleton. Gordon w. Dasher,
Robert McCleary, Donald Nagle. NAL
colin Heggie. Glenn Gibbs, Mrs. Lacy
McColloch; delegates to diocesan con-
vention, Mr.. Stock, Mr.. Carleton; al
ternate delegates, Mrs. Norman Smith,
Mrs. Ellis Gregory.
Christ Church, La Plata, Piney Chapel
- senior warden. Sellman Garner: Jun
Tor warden, Harold Tabler; registrar.
H. Maxwell Mitchell; treasurer, Nicho-
las Dippold; yestrymen, Forrest Coax
ley, H. Loxley Jacobs, william II.
Mayer, II. Maxwell Mitchell, jr., w.
Louis Ryon, Ralph Cross, John
Mathews, Raymond Palmer; delegate TO
diocesan convention. william Harold
Cough; alternate delegate. Joseph Hicks.
Christ, Rockville, Nd. - senior ward
en-. Jay Strong; junior warden. Robert
Evening star., 1963-04-16

Mills, Lee H. Wolfe, John r. Riser
Mrs. Ralph 8. Beightol. william r.
vention. Mrs. william r. Gray. william
Hallman; alternate delegates, Mrs. OLAF
Swenson, Mr.. Wolfe.
Trinity, Takoma Park - senior ward
en-. Frederick +. Lowell; Junior warden,
Robert C.. Stirling; registrar. Kenneth
L. Irwin; treasurer, National Savings a
Trust Co.; assistant treasurer, Ellery
Denison; vestrymen, Roland Z. Jones,
q. Adkins. william H. Temple; dele
gate 70 diocesan convention, Mr.. Dem
ison; alternate delegate, Richard X.
Smith, tf
Evening star., 1963-04-16

HONOLULU, April l6 (AP) /,
Hundreds of Hawaiians were
homeless today and at least two
persons were missing as driv-
ing tropical rains continued to
drench the island chain, feed
ing rampaging mountain
streams on Oahu and Kauai
islands.
The United States Weather
Bureau forecast offered little
hope for a let-up in the
rains that have hammered the
islands almost steadily for a
week.
Civil Defense officials and
Evening star., 1963-04-16

w. H. Meloy. registrar. and
Roland r. Richardson. treas
urer.
Results Of the Episcopal elec-
tions are as follows:
Ascension and 81. Agnes senior
warden, Robert B. Riley, jr.; Junior
warden, J. Forney Donaldson; registrar
GWynne II. Dunn; treasurer, Jack C.
Raymond Preston, Stanley Holden. II
Gray Swain. Donald Sonnemann
Charles r: Lenley. Russell Howell dele.
gate to diocesan convention. Mr.. Don.
Atonement - senior warden, Charles
G. johnson, IT.; junior warden, William
r. Whitehead; registrar, Mrs. Nadine
Winter; treasurer, DR.. william X. Col
Inns; vestrymen, william N. Dixon, sr.,
Samuel L. Foegie, Homer r. Kemp, jr.,
John W. Saunders, ST., Henry P. John
son, Ira A: Myrick, Mrs. Winter, DR..
tion' DaCosta v. Mason; alternate del
egate, Mr.. Dixon.
Christ, Georgetown Parish - senior
warden. Jaquelin A. Marshall: Junior
warden, DR.. Frank d. Costenbader;
registrar. Dean Robert Kramer; treas.
urer, Brig. Gen. Harris p. Scherer,
UsA, ret; vestrymen, John W. English
man. Peter L. Gilsey, John c. Hill.
Comdr. David L. B. Holdsworth, RN,
ret. Philip H. Lightfoot, Allen B. Mills,
IT,, Francis @. Addison. III, Gordon
Gray. Mrs. Benjamin o. Hills. Dr.. Ed.
win T. Parker, III; delegates TO dio-
cesar convention, DR.. costenbader, Maj.
Gen. Edwin P. Parker, UsA, ret.S alter
Evening star., 1963-04-16

Capt. Robert NJ. Hinckley. UsN, ret.
Emmanuel - senior warden. Leonard
sandburg; registrar. Virgil M. Costello;
treasurer Joseph A. Tredway; assist
ant treasurer, Henry M. Suski; yestry-
men, Benton Bowie, J. Melvin Mitchell
Earl E. White, Vincent CoVello; dele
gate TO- diocesan convention, Mr.. Cos
tello; alternate delegate, Mr.. Covello.
Epiphany - senior warden, william
.. Blair; junior warden. John w. Stem
house; registrar, DR.. Richard F. WAL
trymen, pr. Beatrice Aitchison, Charles
]. oilchrest, Donald o. Hays. Franklin
w Hynson, Malcolm &. MCCORMACK,
Charles J. ". Murphy, Richard z.
Stands, Paul A. Shinkman, j. Preston
Swecker, Laurence X. Walrath, Charles
H. Williams; delegates to diocesan con-
yention. Col. Traver swett, Mr.. VIII
gates, william d. Blair, William 4.
McReynolds, Mrs. John Minor.
Sc. Adams - senior warden, d, RAM
dali Buckingham; junior warden, Carey
winston; registrar, Milton z. Magru-
der; treasurer, Robert M. Poole; ves-
trymen. Lorimer A. Davidson, Robert
w. Dudley, Mrs. A. Harner Reside,
Charles =. Sener, jr., Herbert w. Klotz,
DR.. Neville x. Connolly, DR.. Glanville
Downey, Edward H. Fawsett, Vice Ad-
miral Charles Donald Griffin, Ellis
Haller. Mrs. Amanda c. Kreglow, w.
Lee Page; delegates TO diocesan con-
yention. Mr.. Buckingham, Mr.. Haller.
John G. Pyles. IT,; alternate delegates.
Greg Cummings. Capt. Emory Smith,
USNs David Kindleberger.
81. COlumba's-senior warden, Cliff
ford Needham; junior warden, Charles
L. Bowers; registrar, wallace J. Thom-
as; treasurer, John o. Gum; vestry-
men. Charles p. Baggott. Edward c.
Bangham. Brig. Gen. Thad Broom,
George M. Carpenter, Helen Eisenhart,
Charles a. Fletcher, John p. Maurer,
Paul E. Owens, Capt. Ebert C. Rogers.
USN, ret., Robert M. Tetlow; delegate
70 diocesan convention. Mr.. Eisenhart;
alternate delegate, Robert Savage.
st. DavId's - senior warden, waver-
ly w. Dickson; Junior warden, j. VIII
liam Gore; registrar, Donald H. Ward;
treasurer, John May; vestrymen, DR..
Frank s. Ashburn, Gordon A. Friesen,
Brig. Gen. William s. Steele, USAF,
Rear Admiarl David L. Whelchel. UNS,
John w Burke, jr., c. T. French, DR..
Harold C. Hobart, Jack A. Weber; del
egate to diocesan convention, Mr.. Gore
st. Georges = senior warden, will
liam 8. thompson; junior warden. Les
lie c. Reid; treasurer. Raymond Mont
gomery; vestrymen, Paul Lindsay, Jo-
seph r. Smith, Ollie Thompson. Charles
Bradford, EFias Hyman, Simuel Nc
Clennon. John W. Burns, sr.; delegate
Evening star., 1963-04-16
Boyle Deputy Head
Of Aviation Service
By the Associated Press

The Federal Aviation Agency
today appointed Robert p.
Boyle of Arlington, Va, deputy
director Of its International avi-
alton service.
Mr.. Boyle. now associate gen.
eral counsel Of FAA's general
legal services division, succeeds
Navy Capt. Donald E, McIn-
tosh, who win retire July /
from four years with the FAA
and 80 years with the Navy.
Evening star., 1963-04-16

to diocesan convention, Louis B. Dod-
Clennon.
81. Johns. Lafayette SQUARE - senior
warden. Miles L, Colean; Junior warden,
Judge Russell E. Train; registrar, Hem
~ c. Howells; treasurer, Col. w. G,
Farnum; vestrymen, George A. Garrett,
Samuel Spencer, Herbert C. Blunck,
Randall II. Hagner, jr., John W. Macy;
delegates TO diocesan convention, j.
Harry Coyington. Richard P. Williams,
gstes. John Logan, Gen. Robert H.
/, 81. Margaret's - Senior Warden
Emeritus, Ernest w. Greene; senior
warden. Robert w. Wilsoni junior
warden, Jerrold Scout, IT,; registrar,
Caleb O. Shipley; treasurer, John Sell
niger; vestrymen, Roger w. Block, Bar
bara B. Fuller, Robert c. Kilmartin,
IT., Francis =. Lincoln, Walter c. Nc
Pherson, Duke M, Patrick, John A.
diocesan Convention SeIsss Fssnes dsesatss g sms %
son, Mr.. Scout; alternate delegates,
Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. Block.
81. Mary's - senior warden, DR.. A. L.
Spencer; junior warden, George A.
Campbell; treasurer. Frederick o. Pet
ite; Vestrymen. Miss Rubye z. Duffey,
Miss Barbara Stockton, Mrs. Daisy p.
sewen, William r. Hyatt, Henry c.
Bransom; delegate to diocesan conven-
ton, DR.. Spencer; alternate delegate,
Emmett Walker.
81. Patrlek's = Senior warden, 1t.
Gen; Clovis =. Byers lret.l: junior
Walter 1. cross, Marvin q. Seger, q.
Judge Edward A. Beard; treasurer,
Ma. y Gen. Gardner Helmfck; assistant
chsres Bon soands MOlfSsr ps pavid VfisdfrSM%sR' MSse'
tr.. William A. Molster. George Morri-
son; delegate to diocesan convention,
Gen. Clovis Z, Byers; alternate.
Harnsberger.
81 Paul's 243O X Street NV
senior warden. Robert W. Smith: junior
warden, Gilbert H. Ankeney; registrar,
y. Jack (untl May /, then Charles w.
Beechingl; yestryuien. Alfonso W. Baker.
William Curtis Cooper, Everett C. Mar.
in, Foster Mackenzie. Mackenzie, IT.,
Lowell l. Miller, Richafd c. spalding;
delegates TO- diocesan convention. U. 8.
Cumming, il, Monroe Bush, Donald
Mileur; alternate delegates, James w.
Cayileer, Mr. Cooper, Mr.. Baker.
81. PauPs, Rock Greek Parish--sen-
or warden, Ernest Henry; junior ward
N, Warren Burton; registrar. Douglas
Pickens, treasurer, Thomas Berry; ves-
tymen, Harry Miller, Raymond Issacs,
Harry slye, Carl Heider. George Norris.
Samuel Boyd. George Boisclair, Gram
vile. GUIDE; delesate- to diocesan con-
Gention, Mr.. Berry; alternate delegate,
Mr.. Henry.
81. stephens and The Incarnation -
'enior warden. George L. ooss; junior
warden, James A. Crooks; registrar,
lheodofe M. Collier; treasurer, Herbert
". Farmer; vestrymen. W. Ernest Al
en-, Harry o. Carr. Robert Compton.
John Cookson, 1t Col. Bert Cumby,
JsA, ret, Harvey Haun, Capt Charles
:. Leete, USN. ret. DR.. Carroll L.
Miller, Sanford X. Towart, James 3.
Williams; delegates to diocesan conven-
ion, Mr.. Crooks. DR.. Miller; alternate
delegates, Mr.. Goss. Capt. Leete. ~
. 81. 1tmothy's senior warden, Dom
Ild L. Leach: junior warden, Richard
Z. Dow; registrar, Mrs. Hugh F. Low
'th; treasurer. Malcolm p. Hodges; ves-
rymen, Forrest c. Titcomb, Charles C.
Evening star., 1963-04-16

Many well known politica'
and civic personalities were
among the vestrymen elected
by Episcopal churches of the
Washington Diocese yesterday
The elections are held tradi-
tionally each year on the Mon
day following Easter Sunday
For the first time in It's
long history Epiphany Episco-
pal Church, 1917 G street NV,
elected a woman to the vestry
She is DR.. Beatrice Aitchison,
director of transportation re-
search, Post Office Depart
ment. A native of Portland,
Ore, she is a graduate Of
Central High School here,
1924. and Goucher College,
1923. She received her MA.
from Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity in 1881 and her Ph.D.
there in 1888.
DR.. Aitchison became a mem
Der of Epiphany Episcopal
Church in February, 1912.
William D. Blair, former
president of the Bank Of Silver
Spring, was elected senior war
den, and John w. Stenhouse.
well-known Washington archi-
tect, junior warden. Laurance
K. Walrath, chairman Of the
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, was reelected to the YES
try. Chosen as delegates to
the Diocesan Convention were
Col. Trever w. SWEET, U. S. A.,
retired; Charles H. Williams
and Irene K. Lewis.
Saint Margaret's Church
honored the % years of serv-
ice that Ernest w. Greene has
given it by electing him senior
warden emeritus yesterday. Mr..
Greene, who just completed a
term as senior warden, has
Evening star., 1963-04-16
New Choices Include
Prominent Persons

served the church in numerous
capacities on the yestry.
He was succeeded by Robert
w. Wilson, with Jerrold Scott,
jr., being chosen junior war
den.
Miles L. Colean, consulting
economist, was reelected sem
ior warden at st. Johns
Church, Lafayette square, and
Judge Russell e. Train OF the
United States Tax Court was
returned as Junior warden.
Assistant Secretary of Com
merce Herbert w. Klotz was
chosen to the vestry of st.
Adams Church as was Edward
H. Fawsett, controller Of the
Star, and Lerimer A. Davidson,
president of Government EN-
ployes Insurance Co.
D. Randall Buckingham was
reelected senior warden and
Carey Winston, junior warden.
Milton E. Magruder was chosen
register and Robert M. Poole,
treasurer.
Jaquelin A. Marshall stepped
up to senior warden at Christ
Church, Georgetown, and DR..
Frank D. Costenbader took his
spot as junior warden.
Robert Kramer, dean Of the
George Washington University
Law School, was named regis
trar and Brig. Gen. Harris F.
Scherer, U. S. A., retired, treas
urer.
At Trinity Church, Upper
Marlboro, Md, former Repre-
sentative Lansdale SasScer of
Maryland was returned as
senior warden and Judge
Charles c. Marbury of the
Maryland Court Of Appeals, as
junior warden. Also reelected |
to their posts were United
States Commissioner Samuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-28

no dishonesty involved and that
the money had merely been
misplaced during the rush of
the final registration days.
She said that the systems
study men had added to the
confusion and prevented her
department from finishing
their work at times.
The town council ordered an
immediate investigation of the
situation. The loss was insured,
the mayor said.
Mrs. Order told reporters
she reconciled the cash posi-
ton with the books on a quar-
terly basis and left it for the
auditors during the last quarter
of the fiscal year ending June
30.
The audit was delayed sew
eral months this year because
the treaSurer'S office was NOV
ing to new quarters. Since
April, Mrs. Order said only
one person had complained
whose check she could not find,
although as many as 500
checks may have been involved.