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DE LuXE-REAsopABLE
lnO's air.eOnd. apt. and sefy. for
the. discriminating, Beaut, furn
incl, linen, kitWAfe. .i-hI. Nct0t
scry, etc, TV, gar Hu. 3'j'h q,
HOLLY HOUSE. 1875 T st. NV
Furnished ciiie ldry. faeils., eley,
sery Call .I4.76'l5.
INtkRNArL. INTFR.RACL HOUsT
Rock Greek PIX. TU. s.a5Ss.
iNTIRSATL INILR.RACL HoUsE
Newly dec. Tu. a-.bs.,
IRVING ST. NV, Nicely
Turn, ! rma MI, bath. Emnlnyed
lady, Cony. transp, no, 2ss3i3
KALORAMA At CONN. Ideal 10.
cation and nicely furn. eifle. and
bachelor apt for gentleman, sml
apt. house .'ii.ilsN Aft. : nm,
MILITARY RD. mr.. Conn. ave -
Suit. | person, nbfs1lSn all dAy
Bun, aft u weekdays.
MT. PLEASANT Studio apt. .
les rms pvt, bath, lRs, closets
sun deck clean. auto washer
avail idcel tof or . wofking
people. Call 9Hh.O1fN.
Mt. PLEAsANT-spacious fun flr
rpt, al wills SNn mo- a'l'i1 18th
N, NV adults pet,
NEAR 10th and Newly.
iurn, apt for ., . or 4 gifl,
Mr.. BRANCH AVE Bedrm., den
Pvt bath trlcphr ne for | or .
SIS or 500. Home priv. avail
Attractive home Lu i.uifb
.ONE MD TWO BEnRMs.. Twins
rooms kitchen and bath Close.ir
~, wash cow 10 military Are
GOVT buildings on Wa husline
Nfvly furnished. 10 ".biia.
on n ST. MAR FIRST ST. NV. --
= rooms and kiiehen, 3rd floor,
$50 DU, 7.aiiN,
Opposite Statler Hotel
iuad 18th IT. nv. Apt 4ub. We'll
arranged luxurious decor, we'll.
nnnointed for entertaining, s.iOu
month. TX a.4gHa or III. 7.354t.
PARK m NV. IsI9-i.b.r. apt.
wlpchl mod ftifna newly dec well
MT. hss. Adults $40 incl utils,
POTOMAC PLAZA - Luxury air.
eond i.bedrm art choice BLDG
with all services AZ. 7.inh8
So. M asth Ann PENN. Flnrsst
.hedfm, art beau furn. mod.
priced, utils. free Lu i.iiB2
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ROOMS FURNlSR.-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Beautiful LIST floor
front room, shower and bath. Pri-
vate entrance, few doors from
transportation and shops. gem
tleman. $40 mo. 546-5OS9.
LARGE, CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE rm:
Colored. Single man or woman, all
privileges. Call 526-5276.
Mr. RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Bus at
door, One large room, next to
bath. Home privileges. 332-6l53
SINGLE RMS wk. privls. nicely
furn. Conveniently located. Nr.
buses. Ii. 6-5l56. -------. --.
81 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Colored,
front room, in Christian home.
Home privileges. AD. 4-53O3.
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ROOMS FURR.-s.E-S.W.

CAPITOL HILL, large attract. room
for man. Call Ii. 3.1@63' eve
nings or week ends.
HILLCREST-Sel. room, pvt home
conv. location, good neiRhborhood.
Call LU. 2-6521. ---------
LOVELY BEDROOM ~, in duplex
ant, Private entrance, Quiet neigh
borhood, refrigerator II desired.
Sl3 wk. Gentleman only, with rel
LU. 2-s769. 2726 Fort Baker or.
sc. --------.
Mr.. EASTOVER-For l or . girls
an busline, use of phone and rec.
rm. 10. 7-49S2. AFT. u.
ROOM FOR colored lady or couple,
no children, SO vk. Call 5Sl-224S.
18th ST. S.E.-warm comfortable
rm. for employed man. Splendio
neighborhood. Parking. LU. l.
O659.
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CALL EE. 7-4400

CALL FE. 7-4400
ANACOSTIA. 1924 Buena Vista ter
race, sc. IL bedrms. Open. 7-10
pm. Kl. s-8363.
BEDRM.. LIv. RIM. KIT. AND
BATH. SS5 mo-. utils. incl. 726-
2J77.
r. DEM, kitchen, bath and porch.
LOW RENTAL ia. g-3Sf9
4S@5 iilinois Ave. NV.
BOILING FIELD AREA . bedrms
iiv. rm., dinette. kit, bath.
CLEAN. util. incl. 2iS 1911.
BRANCH AVE. At PENNA.-2 bed
rms. liv. rm., mod. equip. kit, new
~ redec.; new carpet, drapes; close
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE, in lge.
l-br.. newly dec. mod. ant. Best
Sc. loo. d. 7-4300. 562-7493.
BRYANT ST. NE. No. e2-Colored,
quiet home offers . rms. nr.
transp. and shops. Apply In person.
CALVERT ST, 1880 bedrms., b,
liv. rm., kit, nvt. hath. Also l.
bedrm. ant, effic. to 8 pm.
CAPITOL HILI-Brand-new beauti-
fully furnished. bedroom. Spa
cions closets modern kitchen and
bath. air-c0nditiored. Sl35 mo.
II. 7-"S69, ~. R-0O23.
CAPITOL hill. 81 9Th st. ne
Newly restored central air-cond.
efficiencies. / and bedrmS. NEW
FURNITURE. Surt. on premises.
MELVIN FRIEDMAN, RA. 3-d:i0h.
CAPITOL HILL Tastefully fur
nNahAd y kadNaAVNa AAAAwW hath
and Kitchen. Newly restored small
apt. building. $3.50 monthly. Ii.
7-2S69. Ii. 6-a023.
CAP. HILL--spae. l and . bedrms. b.
clean. no ir sc, excel, ansp.,
street pkg Adults. IL 3-3OO3.
CONN. AVE, 1919 r st. NV
Bedroom. living room, dinette and
bath. Sl40 mo HO. 2-2l64.
CONN. AVE. 3"?I-Lse. cor. .
bedrm. apt. w/liv. rm.. kit. bath,
beautifully furn., elev. bldg. Adults
5000.
CONN. AVE, 32I1-l-2 b.r.. Sl2l-
Sl61, effic. 500, bsmt. sol, eley.,
utils. Also unfurn. WO. 6-6SB6.
CONN. AVE. 1905 r n.w.-Ef-
fieiency ant. excel. location. S15
per mo. Ho. e-2l64.
CONN. AVE. AND KALORAMA
RID. AREA-Liv. rm.. separate din
Tm., kit, bath. bedrm.. I closets
beautiful oriental furniture. DE
2-6i6S aft. o pm. wkdys.
CONN. AVE. AREA, block Ia
Rock Greek pk.-Effic. secy. serv
Util. incl. Feb. Is Cor sooner
to April 80. S139.SQ mo. EN-
@-474a, $40 am. 6-S pm.
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ROOMS WITH soARp

ATLANTIS GUEST HOUSE. ltos
meal meals dsiiy. CO b.sso!'
BRADLEY ARMS. ias6 10Th A.
NV. South Dupont Cir,-.HRl and
dbl rms. for young peorle
DUPONT TOWERS, 100 2lst NV,
- Conv, ioe Excel meals u days.
Tv. slev Reas M, a.tsis
ELDERLY PERSON or counls, 2
meals, trAy OF dining service. pyt
bath, bus At door Ju s..ni7
HARTNETT HALL
1926 2lst st. NV.
You'll write home about HART.
NETT HALLS foods etpeeiallv the
fried ehicFen, rum rolls and home.
made Apnlc pie Splendid social
opportunity with 500 other young
people CieAn and attractive s"i
Rnd double rooms With rilnn'nq
water, near showers, Double rooms
1iD ~. .ghu 80 since SIN 50.
SOS so per week with . meals.
HU. 3-5432
WALTER RtEn ARIA-Room for
vorklng mother Will take child
WALTER REED yIC.-Nirs twin
bsdrms home rrlyilesrs dsliri inus
meals, Gentlemen, RA, 3.ii24.
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APIS. FURMIsHED--D.C 0.
(cONTlNUEDl

sHERATON-PK. vIc.-Bedrm., liv
snti s% an til. r siSo sli 0i59 3D. ~ saJRSs JRSs
SHERATON PARK HOTEL VIC
In Quiet home. basement apt. with
pvt, entry furnished in living rm,
style. suitable for persons with
desarinfinn
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APIS. FURHISHED-D.c c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

apis. by the day includ-
Ing maid service. reduced rates
for monthly orcupancv with linens
and maid service. secretarial serv-
Ice, sun de"k overlooking entire
city. amplified master televieion
antenNA system. garage facilities.
10 minutes from White House
Your Inspection Invited
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HooIis, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX. AREA-Girl. 2O-30, to share
l-bedrm. apt with girl. 540-bnD5.
ARL.-Close in. Girls. 2O-30. with
girls. Furn, house. washer. dish
washers, fircpl.. parking. 5!5-Obn2.
C0NGR. SEC'Y will share attract.
DUPONT Cir. apt. wIref,, yg. lady.
References. NO. 7-Bl35.
EMPL. LADY to share furn. apt. In
Barcroft apts. with lady. own
pvt, b.r" $50. Call ia. 5-l052.
GIRL, 2I-aO, to share l-bedTm.
b. c. cSil a.7-5i67'
GOVT. GIRL, 3O.5O, to share
other girl. Take AS LIVINGSTON
bus to the door Ant. c, Liv-
ineston terrace sc.
MAN, uuiet, reliable, 25-3b, to
share beaut. furn. bedfm. apf. wi
same, close TO town, twin beds,
Iv. sc. ctC. Jiii Sun am. nr
eft. 5 pm. wkdays.. 332-4O6G,
MIDDLE-AGE employed Virginian
like TO share w/same. NV. D. c.
DE. .-00l6 after : pm.
oV' WD'-" DTOI. men snare JOp
FIR. elev. bldg. o-b.r.. ~ bath
apt. with prof. man in vng. IOs.
Refs. for ant. mgt, req, 73b-3nn5.
Man. Gigs, o-bedrm.
ant share with man, s4S mo,
g4a-h06a.
YOUNG LADY wishes to share J.
bedrm art with one other lady.
Call b2"-lbO8 after Z nm.
LADY share with lady, 4
rm, coon. apt. mr.. Conn ave.
ennv. trans, ref. CO. 5-OslO,
EN-. 2-5454.
MAN To share neat clean
air-cond. 2-bedrm. apt. with Dool
nr. Nd. y. with . other men.
HE. q-0967.
5000 CONN. AVE.-Share o-bed-
room furnished apt. with GENTLE
man. no. 9-430O. Apt. $40,
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PERFECT

HILLTOP HOUSE. cor. 18th. If7a
Euclid 81 nv Embassy Row, city >
center At park. tHCe - sport
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

ANDREWS AREA bedrm., liy-
ing rm.. kitchen. in private home
Service couple pref. RE. 5-SSS6.
ANDREWS sOUTHGATE a rms,
pvt. hath ard entrance, S15 mo
Call CY. 7-sS32.
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ROOMS UNFURMIsHED

1914 CORCORAN ST. NV rm.,
kit. and bath facilities. Colored,
Adults New cond. bldg, S13.hO
wk,, $3.50 mo. VIII partly furn.
util. incl. DU. 7-0312.
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The
WOOdner
Hotel

NHNtbN OOWNAOWF
THE CHASTLETON
wHRRD HHRPi ls5R FoR AiR sH ei% eoED.
1-BEDROOM APT, $135
me Of washington's most attrac-
tive elcv. apt bldgs. with beauti-
a,,Gb5Dst i fGHbTDsttd ,.hSll: halls T2Ci gaTe.n
plcte supervision. Incl UTILITIES.
Sun porch, or the preriSts vale I
shop. drug storr public transp. at
door, Amply desk or call DU.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN Management
1901 18th ST. S.E.-lst-flr. apt.
newly dec. nicely furn., empl. cpl,
utils. furn.. 500. Ii. 4-4"36.
1879 PARK RD. N.W.-Beautiful,
sunny 1-bedrm. apt Liv. rm,, XII.
pvt. bath. newly dec. SOS month.
1913 JUMPER ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath pvt. entrance. semi
bsmt.. utils. incl, 500 mo.
I65i IRVING ST. N.w.-Effic.. sos
mo. incl. all utns. Pvt. entr.,
conv, transp., cpie. or . adults.
DE. 2-7a6S or OIL. 6-4SG1.
3S2I SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
-Furn. basement apt. Gentleman.
LA. 6-0952.
3lsH MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Apt. bldg. / rm.. kit. and bath.
Nicely furn. Utils. incl, $50 per
mo. See resident mgr iD Apt. I02.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, INC, 500
18th ST. NV. Ma. s-3558.
5O:5 5th ST. N.w.-Liv. rm., bed
rm., kit. and bath, utils. furn.
Ii. 4-g4IS and Lo. 5-5l40.
55?O 18th ST. N.w.-Bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. bath with shower, clean.
Good transp. RA. 6-6612.
$3.50 nth ST. N.W.-Bright, cheer
bath, $50. CO. 5-sGas. ST. ''''
5000 10th ST. NV, same block as
Woodner-l-bedrm. apt. lge. kit.
nov retgr. with freezer, utilities
incl. 500 mo.
10th ST.. near P. Walking distarce
aooTntown1cS rms; kit, bath.
1914 NGLEsIDE TERRACE NV.
--1-rm. ant, share n bats. n!sn
sleeping rm. Apt SIS mo, sleeping
rm,. S35 mo. 265-s914.
1910 MINTwOOD PLACE. NV.
toff 1900 blk. Columbia I'd. NV. !
Il bedrm. living rm., large
kitchen. bath. IN elevator operated
apartment building. Complete new
furnishings. no linens Sl3i per
month. plus utils. Very attrac-
tive. Open for inspection.
25l7 PA. AVE. N.w.-Lge. rm, kit.
refgr.. din. Single gentleman, $50
mo-. utils incl. FE. 3-7646.
3?26 10Th ST. lge. clean rms.
SIS mo. with utils. CO.5-l2l5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

CHEVROLET '59 pickup. excellent
condition. private owner 5000.
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CHEv. 'bs tmpala cow, black. ali
access. and power, Turboglide, ex-
eel. cond., $500. Call 4s3-s02f,
CHEy. '6l 1mpala 4.dr., v.s,
ermine white finish, T. and h.,
auto, pA,, Wv. tires, one-year
warranty, extra clean cond.. spec
clAl si,5pp, small down payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
=. w. HWY. AND coLEsvILLE RID.
JU. n-B4g6 ~, n.s507 ~, D-0720
CHEVROLET 1858 f-door. Good
transportation. $500. Call VIII. D.
T0At
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'93 IMPALA 2-dr,. hdtp. st.
shift; older car n s trade. accept.
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Guy Stewart
Motors
ll60 EAsT-WEST HWY.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
JU. 8-5750

COMET '6i Custom 4-dr. sta. vas.
bay. 81, $50 or best offer. JU.
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CHEW. '57 4-door sedan. turquoise
finish. r. and h.. auto, p.s., fac
tory air cond., one-year warranty.
excel. cond.. weekend special
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WE NEED CARS !

81 MONEY TO-DAY SS
We need your foreign car. AL buy
ne details handled BY our buyer
&on apot Absolutely top prices paid.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARFLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CTR.
Ca Ave. at Univ. Blvd. o49-27OO
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5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-650O
DODGE 80 2-dr. hdtp., VS.. auto
matte. p.s.. white. $1,000. WA. z
$685.,
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OLMSTEAD

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 10000
CHEW. '57, 2-dr. blk. custom hdtp.,
standard trans, best offer. DAB
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CHEVROLET 80 "2I0" 2-dr.. g.
S Chit. a StSs.It s snS h S sS4b and
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CHEV. '8I DUMP New tires, excel.
body and mechan. cond. S2.100
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CIV 81 Is TON PANEL, very
feet Zee. conc; YES yss eng auto. trans
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CHEVY '83 sZ-ton Fieetside pickup.
! sat bed. auto. trans, 7. and b.,
al chrome trim. $3.50 and take
over payments. GA. 4-S9O6 or
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CHEVROLET 1854 Is-ton pickup.
3 Clean, 1895 or best offer. VII.
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COMET 49, Custom 4-door sedan,
$1,000 or make offer. 8s7-1272.
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CHRVY '53 h-ton de luxe pickup.
T. and h., sun visor. metal TOD for
= h.ndw &lS0 III Q-TEr9
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, gIrvUV a. IN ~ 5,..,,,.,. = 3 > =

CHEVROLET $50 Biscayne VS. 2-dr.
sedan, Powerglide., 7. and b. ivory
and blue finish with matching in-
terror in perfect running condi-
TOR CO, OPEN SUNDAY, 1000
Ga. ave. NV, ia. 0-4S00.
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CHEVROLET 80 Impala 4-dr. VS.
w.-w. tires, ivory and sun gold.
exceptionally clean, / owner. runs
sI.5eS. KIRK MoToR CO, OPEN
SUNDAY. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
ia. 9-4SO0.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

{ CHEVROLET 'BI dump truck. Vik-
ms, 2-ton. excel. eond,. Z and
H.. $3.50. REAR 531 QUINTANA
2 PLACE NV. 726-6939.
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CHEVROLET aaNg SaIJ s ISS4 or t S.s oi ed
Call wkends or days. HE. 4-4052.
CHRYsLER 'b7 New Yorker 4-dr,,
black, 7. and h. good tires, S576
or best cash offer. must sell this
wk., AP. 7-5149.
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NORMAN
FORD. FALCON. THIRD
S315 BALTIC. Blvd.

College Park 474-5100
CHEVY '55 Sta. wagon, Nomad VS.
chrome wheels. good. cond. Call
QT-GQT0
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CHEVROLET '63 fmpala sports
coupe. YES, black. red interior,
1000 mi. OWNER, 70b-O1p0.
CHEy. 1913 rmpala snort coppe.
Bucket seats. console. powerglide,
radio. heater, lust like new. $1,000.
Lindsay Cadillac
s.FAIRL1NoToN SHOPPING CTR .
OV, J-O3bO ALEXANDRIA
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rebuilt 4 Sd. trans. b.. and s. 5.
tops, 200 engine, S1.760. Call
WO. 6-33Sa.
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1t knocked down and serious
ly injured Asa D. Schiedel, 81,
of Lansing, near the shopping
center. Mr.. Schiedel was taken
to Ingham County Medical
Hospital In serious condition
with possible internal injuries
and fractures of the pelvis.
At least 1000 persons pur-
sued the animal, some shoot
ing at 1t police said, and this
enraged the animal more and
more. Officers tried to head
off the elephant with squad
cars, but veered away when it
charged at them.
THE animal came through
my back yard and took my
laundry with him." said Mrs.
Rose O'Toole. II saw him 60
ing through the next yard with
the laundry behind him. I
just couldn't believe it,"
It's two-mile trek was ended,
Police 1t. Donald Jackson said,
when the beast cornered Mr..
Pratt and began pushing at a
parked car, apparently intend
ing to overturn it on the
trainer.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-To-
night. clear and cool, low in
upper SOS. Tomorrow, clear
and warm, high in low Dos.
Maryland-Fair tonight and
tomorrow. low tonight SO to So,
high tomorrow rs to "a.
Virginia-Tonight fair, low
In sos. High tomorrow rs
to "a.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds southwest
to west at 10 to Is knots to-
night. Westerly winds 10 to
Is knots tomorrow. Fair with
visibility over 8 miles.
Five Day Forecast
Temperatures will average 2
to 7 degrees below normal
Normal District temperatures
for this time are a high of "a
and a low Of Sc. Tomorrow will
be warm, followed by cooler
temperatures the first of next
week. Showers Monday and
again in the middle of the week
are expected to bring about
one tenth and six tenths OF an
inch precipitation.
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County Council Help
Asked for Conflict Law

The Montgomery County Re-
publican State Central Com
mittee urged the County Coun-
Gil to back plans for a State
wide conflict of interest law
designed to reveal financial in
terests of bi = county commits
sion members.
Support was requested in a
letter to John A. Floyd, presi-
dent of the Republican domi-
mated council from Donald R
Kendall, central committe e
chairman.
State Senator Gilbert GUIDE
Republican of Montgomery,
plans to draft the bill estab-
fishing a five-member, above
politics commission to screen
candidates for appointment to
bi-county commissions. Each
county government would pick
its own five-member screening
group.
The measure would cover
candidates considered by the
county council and the Prince
Georges County Commissioned
for appointment to the Mary.
land-National Capital Park ano
Planning Commission and thu
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. Some members o.
both bi-county groups have
been targets of conflict charges
1--WE urge the members Of
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil to contribute their ideas tc
Senator Guide so that the legis-
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Quotes Employers
Carnival Elephant Bolts.
Wrecks Store in Dash

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 81
(AP). - A carnival elephant
bolted from its act, trampled
through a crowded department
store. kicked an elderly man
anG led police and hundreds Of
citizens on a two-mile chase
last night until it was shot
down.
City police pumped more
than 20 rifle slugs into the
3,000-pound animal when 1t
cornered Its trainer, William
Pratt, of King Amusement Co.,
Mount Clemens, Mich, on a
street.
1T was getting more crazed
all the time" a policeman said.
The elephant, named Raj
jee" rumbled out of its ring at
the carnival site in the parking
lot of the Logan shopping Gen.
ter. 1t crashed into Arlan's de-
partment store through a front
door.
The female elephant plodded
through the aisles, destroying
thousands of dollars in mer-
chandise, store manager Never
Friedman said. TITS a miracle
no one was hurt" The beast
pushed out of the store through
q fire exit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-27
Carroll Society
Elects Powell

John Powell, Washington at
torney. has been elected presi-
dent Of the John Carroll Socie-
ty, an organization of Catholic
business and professional men
in the Washington area.
Other officers include Rear
Admiral Bartholomew w. Ho-
gan, USN, retired, chairman of
the board; Paul F. McArdle,
vice president; Paul R. Connol-
ly. secretary, and Joseph R.
Fitzpatrick, treasurer.
Elected to the society's board
of m ayers were Senator
John Miller, Republican of
Iowa; Martin A. Cook, 1t. Gen.
Thomas F. Hickey, USA, re-
tired; James Saxon and Daniel
O'Brien.
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Tests of TV
Via Syncom
Successful
BY the Associated Press

The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration said
today the Syncom-2 commune
cations satellite has been used
successfully for the first time
for the relay Of telLvision ex-
periments.
Last Monday night, NASA
said, test pattern signals were
sent and received. On the two
succeeding nights television
pictures were used.
Officials at NASA's Goddard
Space Flight Center in Green
belt, said the transmissions
were of good quality. The tests
did not involve the relay of au-
dio, or sound signals.
Syncom, more or less hover
ing in a figures pattern over
the Atlantic Ocean and Bra
I'll, was not designed for tele-
vision use but for two-way tele-
phone, teletype and facsimile
transmissions between relatively
small portable ground stations.
At its extremely high altitude
$4,000 miles above the earth,
Its return signals to earth are
too, weak to be picked up by
any but the most sensitive re-
ceivers. The Telstar and Relay
communications satellites, only
1000 to 5000 miles above the
earth, send back relatively
strong signals.
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avenue, Capital Heights Md
yesterday to serve their search
warrant.
Agents said they seized a six
inch stack Of betting slips and
nearly $4,000 in the basement,
which was equipped with three
adding machines and two con-
stantly ringing telephones"
Arrested and charged with
failure to purchase a $50 Fed
eral gambling stamp were
Johnnie Robert Tilghman, 33,
Of 934 Ray ROAD, Hyattsville
and Mrs. Lorena G. Lanier, 80,
of 60S Sixty-first avenue, Capt.
tai Heights. The raided house
belongs to Tilthman's parents,
agents said.
Years Sentence Possible
Agents said the two face
possible sentences of one year
in Jail and a $4,000 fine.
One agent estimated that the
pair were conducting an opera
ton "in excess of $4,000 a day."
He said there were indications
that at least so other persons
were involved.
During an arraignment yes
terday before United States
Commissioner Samuel w. H.
Meloy in Upper Marlboro both
Tilthman and Mrs. Lanier
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lation he proposes can be a
consensus Of the best thinking
on this subject" Mr.. Kendall
said.
Questioned about the letter,
Mr.. Floyd said he personally
thought decisions on conflict
of-interest charges should rest
with the elected officials rather
than those appointed.
But I do think the Senator's
proposal is a big improvement
over his bill earlier this year."
Mr.. Floyd said.
Defeated by a close vote in
the Senate, the measure would
have prohibited commission
members from representing pri-
vate business clients before the
county government on matters
within the realm of the men,
bers respective commission.
Mr.. Floyd said the bill was too
broad.
The Senator plans to intro
duce the measure again in
February.
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elected to have a preliminary
hearing, which was set for |
pm. october 30 in Upper Marl-
boro, Both were freed today on
a $1,000 bond pending the
hearing.
Tilghman said he had lived
in HyattSville With his wife
and children for four years.
Long Time Residents
Mrs. Lanier said her husband
and children were long time
residents of Prince Georges
County.
Both denied having any prior
criminal convictions.
Agents raided other gambling
operations across the country
yesterday and preliminary re-
ports indicated it would be the
biggest series of gambling raids
this year. They were conducted
in so cities in 10 States.
Early reports indicated that
most Of those arrested were in
small groups and had relatively
small amounts of money on
hand.
-Four hours after the syn
chronized raids a spokesman
for IRIS said reports from %
cities showed 81 arrests.