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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

LEoPoLDvILL E, The
Congo, Oct. 10 (AP)~-Premier
Cyrille Adoula has softened his
stand against the cease-fire
agreement signed with Katanga
President Noise Tshombe, but
called for quick compliance
with the United Nations plan
for reunifying the Congo.
Mr.. Adoula told o news con-
ference yesterday that unless
U. N. Acting Secretary General
u Thant's plan Is carried out
faithfully and without delay,
the central Congolese govern
ment is ready to act with ade-
quate means to bring secession
list Katanga back into the fold.
He did not elaborate.
In q broadcast Mr.. Adoula
had repudiated the cease-fire
agreement signed at,IElisabeth-
vile by his negotiator, Central
Education Minister Joseph
Ngalula. He said U. N. officials
had pressured Mr.. Ngalula into
signing and also had held up
relay Of instructions from
Leopoldville to Mr., Ngalula,
The move was viewed then as
evidence Mr.. Adoula had lost
faith in Mr.. Thant's plan to
reunify the Congo without
bloodshed and that he hoped
to get the United Nations to
take more active steps.
Mr.. Adoula said there are
points in the cease-fire agree
ment unacceptable to his gov
eminent. But he said his
cabinet would withhold judy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG 80 - Movie
Greats. Johnny Eager" A
top-rate gangSter melo-
drama about q good-looking,
egotistieal hood. Robert
Taylor, Lana Turner and
Van Heflin (l94l).
$3.50, WMAL OFT Sunset
Strip. Leap My Lovely"
jeff (Roger SMITH is hired
to prevent q movie star obi
ane McBain) from follow
ing q hypnotic suggestion to
kill herself.
1880, WMAL (7)--On Loca-
ton. Guests: Newton I.
Steers, Carlton r. Sickles,
Charles Matthias and John
r. Foley. all Maryland can
didAtes.
lilo, WTTG (0-Hollywood's
Finest. "Rogues Regiment"
Well made but routine mel
odrama about an intelli-
genca officer who joins the
Foreign Legion to track an
escaped Nazi bigwig. Dick
Powell. Stephen Mentally
(1948.)
11:25, WTOP (9)-Steve Allen
Show. Guests: Mort Sahl
and the King Sisters.
1880, WMAL (7) - Friday
Movie. across the Wide
Missouri" (First rum A
trapper refuses to leave the
hunting grounds Of the
Rockies to the Indians
Clark Gable. Ricardo Mon.
fabian (195l).
1858, WTOP (9) The Lat,
Show. Tight Spot" 4
crime drama about Q CIR
set up by police as 8 traE
for q big-time gang leader
Ginger Rogers, Edward @
Robinson (1955).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Fire Department
Speeds Recruiting

Acting Fire Chief Henry A.
Galotta said that recruitment
and examination procedures
are being speeded up so that
the department can employ
1874 additional fifemen on Feb
ruary /.
Under recent legislation
passed by Congress the work
week for firemen was reduced
from So to 4S hours, effective
in February.
The additional firemen will
be employed in order to COM
pensate for the reduction. When
the new firemen are sworn in,
the department will have more
than 1900 fire fighters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
EDUCATIONAL W
(CHANNEL 26)

3:O0-Probability and Stats
tics.
5:OO-Best Of In-School Pro.
grams.
S:3O-what's New. Children.
6:0O-British Calendar. "ThI
Queens Birthday"
6:I5-Compass Rose. Children
6:3O-Probability and Stats.
tics.
7:00-American Economy.
7:30-Japanese Brush Paint
ing. Fish" Featuring T
Mikar1i.
S:OO-Written Word. print
ing: Fuel for the Renais-
sance."
S:3O-N.E.T. Drama Festival.
Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19


opinions are offered as guide to area DteDers.
Rawhide- of the Prodga Son" pretty good
for western fans 1t concerns rich boy who learns how
to get along with the drovers after he's found the
trail and antagonizes the Carl Rendel plays the
right headstrong lad and makes him convincing per-
sonality. 1880 pm, WToP-9.
Sing Along with MchAnoher hour Of melodious nostalgia
standards. For Hawaiian segment you'll hear tunes
like Little Grass Shack" Sweet Lelan" and aloha
in medley 'Iuck" there's "You Are My Lucky STAR
and Luck Be Lady Tonight; and in segment Of
tribute to composer Richard Whiting Honey" is one
you're likely to recall. (Color) $3.50 pm, WRc4.
Fair Exchange-"To Each His own" Spoty, but amusing
moments keep popping up tonight. The arrival In
London of a'Michigan couple who own a refrigerator
brings on anti-Amercan sentiment In Brooklyn, young
Heather has trouble with her new English boy friend
who to dislike Americans The brightest spots on
the show are an automat scene, English pub footage,
and the Brooklyn gin rummy game. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Paar Showacks performing stars tonight are comic
Woody Allen for standup routine, and Gordon and
Sheila MacRae for q sample of their well known i'm
presentations of political and entertainment celebrities
His partners in gabfeSt segment are experts at the
game zsa zsa Gabor and Jayne Mansfield; and there's
novelty attraction when the Harlem Magcians lead
(Color) 10 pm, WRCA
report on Illinois Senatorial between
incumbent Republican Everett Dirksen, Minority Leader
of the Senate and former Congressman Democrat Sidney
Yates Films Of each Of their campaigns an estimate OF
the Importance of the race between the familiar Re-
publican figure and his less familiar opponent, plus
coverage Of President Kennedys visit in support Of Mr.
Yates highlight the study of key political battle 1890
pmI WTOP-9.
Leonard joins Georgia Gibbs author Harold
Steinberg comic Dick Patterson and singer Jacquene
Bertrand as Johnny Carsons headiners for tonight.
(Color) II 80 p.ms WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

Folks disguise as Nick Adams
is as an ace reporter.
Not that there's anything In
sincere about this fine singers
affection for his home town
(Wall Lake, Iowa. or wrong
with personal Renaissance -
but for q whole season? The
compulsion is understandable
a performer who is "Just like
us" or Just like somebody else
who is Just like us, establishes
an easy safe" relationship.
Even the comics are friendly
types who pop UP in the same
environment, adjusting their
material to o neighborly image
Too much is too much
Frankly, I'm tired Of us.
I prefer THEM - with the
stamp of their own individual
ity.
II you saw Andy in any OF
his Person-to-Person inter-
views, or recall his spirited sum-
mer replacement show several
years ago with Peter Gennaro
as choreographer), you know
that he is q young, intelligent
man with cosmopolitan tastes;
q collector of modern art; a
fastidious dresser and a gen.
tleman.
That's the fellow we want
back, on the first train out.
The Perry Como show We'd
nesday, several of our agents
report, was pretty much OF a
bust, with the exception of the
lively demonstration Of "bossa
nova" by Washington's Charlie
Byrd, Stan Getz and company
Johnny Carson continues
to impress viewers on the To-
night show but the word for
his handling of the guests and
interviews - UP to this point,
anyhow - is safe. Whoever
it was who decided to dispense
with the board listing Of foot
ball game results on WTOP-9's
Saturday evening news. round
up has decided, I hope. to re-
instate it. That rapid read
ing of scores without visual
help is q complete waste Of
time; the stations sports man
had Maryland playing twice
winning and losing.
= y
On the Run: A 30-city Mel
sen ratings survey shows Lucy.
the Beverly sHillbillies and The
18th Hour leading the list OF
the new arrivals. The first
two are comedies; the third. in
case you haven't seen it. is a
medical series featuring Wen
dell Corey as a forensic psy-
chiatrist. ABC-TV will run
a two-hour special, "A Story of
David" in color on Sunday, NO
vember 10, in place Of one Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

recent vintage Hollywood NOV
les. =. The late Jeff Chandler
plays the title role - q story
Of the Biblical David after he
grew into manhood. 1.-THE
Unfinished Revolution" q TV
examination Of the surge TAX
ing place in every phase OF
Mexico's national activity, viii
be shown Monday, November
IL, on Washington's educational
channel 26.
ABC-Tv's Meet the Professor,
which won a deserved award
last season for its interpreta-
ton of higher education (the
1862 School Bell Award, re-
turns on Sunday, November IL
On the opening program;
Sen. McGee, Of Wyoming, for
mer professor of American his
tory at the University Of Wyo-
ming; Sen. Douglas, of Illinois,
Sen. Mccarthy, of Minnesota,
and Sen. Tower, of Texas-an-
other college instructor who
graduated into politics .
President Leroy Collins, of the
National Association of Broad
casters, spoke out strongly yes
terday in New York on an "open
door" policy for all news media
1.-THE broadcaStersmuSt OBJ
tain equal access to cover pro-
ceedings with the tools of
broadcast journalism. the mic
rophone and the camera" he
said. what the people have a
right to see and hear in person,
the broadcaster must have the
right to report to them--so long
as in doing so he does not in
terefere with the purpose Of the
proceedings" Aye - there's
the rub.
4 4
DANNY KAYE led the ladies
of the Women's National Press
Club yesterday in Q kind Of
prelude to his National SYM
phony Orchestra conducting
assignment tonight. .. A
very funny overture, the press
conference was, too. i.
Danny, who interrupted re-
hearsals for his forthcoming
NBC-TV show to fly here,
looked tired-but he obviously
thrives on q busy schedule. (. i.
When he made his recent
movie, he was also appearing at
the Greek Theater in Los An
geles and also watching the
Dodgers home games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WAVA-Music Ameri-
cana. The New Christy Min
strels, The Travellers Three
Peter and Isabel, Clancy
Brothers.
$3.50, WGAY-FM-Stagedo
Selections from The Music
Man, High Society and My
Fair Lady.
1880, WMAL - Political De-
bate. Carlton Sickles Dem
ocrat) and Newton Steers
(Republican) congressional
candidates in Maryland. Also
for congress from Maryland's
9Th District, Representative
Charles Matthias (Republi-
CAM and John r. Foley
Democrat).
1880, WRC-The Candidates.
Guests: Augustus johnson
CD and Joel Broyhill (R)
candidates from Virginia'S
10th Congressional District.
TOMORROW
1:15, WRC-Football. Navy VS..
Boston College.
$500, WTOP-Football. Uni
versity Of Maryland VS.. Uni
versity Of South Carolina.
2:15. WPIK-Football. Uni
- versity Of Virginia VS.. Wake
Forest.
2:15, VOL - Football. West
Virginia at Morgantown.
2:2O, WMAL-Football. Notre
Dame VS.. Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Howard U. Reception

A reception for Howard Uni
versity graduates will be held
at the Ira Aldridge Theater to-
morrow after the Howard -Fiske
football game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
ON THE AIR
'FoIksy' Williams
Series Disoppoints
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Week end Reflections: The Andy Williams series on
NBC 1t pains report be listed among the sea-
many dsappontmens and this despite smooth opener
The trouble isn't difficult diagnose It's Of the mediums
most persistent Misunderstanding.
ANDY about as persuasive comfortable JustPain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
~ KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts ton sI1o,us as previeoed By TV Keys staff
tpho attend rehenrs1s match screenings and dndyse
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area DtetoerS.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
Social Security
Questions Answered

Question: I ana drawing social
security payments and estimated
that ] would earn 5000 for the
wear. Any cash salary as wait
ress has not gone over $1,000 50
far this year. bat employer
furnishes two meals per day in
addition e nv cash wages. Must
the value Of meals BE considered
as part Of my earnings
Answers Yes IN determining
whether a person cams more
than 5000 q year under the re-
tirement test, his total earnings
including wages IN kinds must
Be used This applies te al work
except domestic service ii a z1rl-
tate home 81 farm work, whore
only cash wages are counted
Therefore. because goH total
earnings vii probably exceed sl.
200 this year when The value Of
meals is Included, you should
cheek with your social security
office concerning how your eatn=
ings viii affect your checks.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
Donisnessga gV0
8zAAaAAJ 9a&Ga y : -
Entertained By
Anchorage Groups

TIE Catholic Youth 0rganiza-
tons Of the Kenai Peninsula and
Matanaska Valley were guests
ef the 6Y0 groups Of Holy Fam
IS and st. Anthony Catholic
churches tn Anchorage recently.
Peninsula towns represented
were soi8otaa Kenai, NialiehiE,
Cooper Landing and Seward.
Miss Florence Imlscf4. soId0t=
IA. IS local director.
b visiting group went for an
overnight stay and We're taken
% 4 tenr Of El1ne41doIsff AAia Force
Base after which they were guests
At swimming party at the base
swimming pool and at a dinner
Ia the parish hall Of Holy Family
church.
Additional activities included
early morning bowling parties
and mass at Il am, followed
BY brunch before the groups
returned to their homes.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
~
mar - p u o.
HMKA-

A scholarship fund fer 3 Kenai
. Sinilehlk high school student
i being proposed Big t6e Nethe-
dist Mems group d the kenaf
s aEhoazsI parish
Appointed ID serve - tbs
scholarship committee ~ VIM
ford Hoover and Calvin Fair. e
KeHaii Melvin Jackson ana LeaH=
ard Bud KeeueF. both of Clam
e5HIeEas ami bob Palmer AMI DaV@
u Cooper. both Of AHniiehik.
At the jan 8 meeting. { e e
group reviewed the sound film
strip entitled University Is
Born, which concerns the start
iag ct Alaska Methodist HniVer-
sltY ut AHehofa &c.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
Brrr Business as Usual

Another Of those tough jobs
that went IN Is HsHal-of nearly
50 during those recent two
weeks with the record breaking
mercury shrinking temperatures
Ras the eementihg If oil wells Al
he Swanson River field.
Temperatures when the last two
Eoufs were being made on De-. >
8na q we're about sod. below ze-
TO- says Chester Cone Of The Al
8ska Aggregate Corp, which vas
supplying the bulk cement. Each
pour takes from 1860 = 1000
sacks &c cement. Cone said
lie added that his equipment
md men were nof=az hard pressed
- 8he extreme cald IS were those
= Halliburton and schEpmhsreaf
companies alse working "a I i E
wells. Their equipment with sew
81 81 EIGHT motors to start and
Keep eI5e9s1Hz9asss pumps ana - Ives
% kesp from freezing, Two 81 the
pump trucks with ID 600 pounds
81 pressure each 70 keep main
tanned. provided man-sized jebs
under 54e weather conditions.
CemenIina Of 3 well IL one eff
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12

the final steps before St IS COM
pIeted. il The leg Of the well in-
dicates + might be q producer
tie casing IS eeHentad 81 - close
EFF The various Bas. I'll and water
zones. The pipe Is then peffofat=
ID INTO the zone that IS wanted
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
Schultz : dInIEy
WK
HOsfed at Party

Dir. and Mrs. Walter Z. Schultz
and family were honored On The
evening Of Jan. / At potluek dim
nef and going away party held IN
the Swanson River home Of Dir.
and Mrs. Ben Demafag.
Others attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bird, Nr. and Mrs. Jim
Best. Nr and Ms. OTIS Webb.
M and Mrs. Ken Slater and fam
j.. Hn. and Mrs. Jack Mcclure,
Nj and Mrs. Clarence Waite and
NJ snd Mrs. James Bud Dye
aHd family.
A pottery bowl, handpaiRted ia
al Alaskan design By Mathew
Adams was presented ta Mr.. and
Ms. schultz IS going away gift.
They left % Jan. Is fer South
ern California where Schultz Haz
been transferred b. Standard OF
c. af Calf
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
nErn HynEz
! aA1F ~ -. ..

next September. the 3a552=foot;
300 tan ship viii have been Chris
tened the Hotofshfb Halaspina
News elassifieds bring Eesui
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
FIRST ALASKA FEERRY
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

First steel for the first of Al
aska's state ferries was lowered
into place Dec. II at Seattle.
When size slides down Tire ways
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
10 ELECT OPTIC Frs

SaA New officers OF the
Kenai Volunteer Fire Dept, are
6 Be elected Friday night. jan
19, az d meeting to he held at
Ihe fire hall
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12
HOSTS BOWLING TEAM

an.s bowling team entries IN the
Queen Pin league play at the
Sky Bowl Vas hasted So Billy Me
Cam At dinner Thursday night
at Parkers, RidgeWay. The Rigs
team and those ponsofed bE
PENIS Hardware and tie keHa1
Laundry were IN a three5Way tie
f84. first place week before last
Thursday the tie was broken with
PENIS team winning three games,
the Rigs team Two and the he=
mai Laundry one Ia the playoff.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-01-12

Buying Selling You'll find a
ready market with Cheechako
News classified ads.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Missing Bobysitter
Case SoIved-AImost

She had worked for the Pott-
ingers as a baby-sitter.
Mr.. Pottinger told police he
remembered nothing after be-
ing beaten and robbed by three
men. He said he had been
carrying on a one-rnan rackets
investigation and that the men
had dragged him out of a car
near Dayton.
Mr.. Pottinger, the A. P. re-
ported, voiced surprise when
told that Sherryl had vanished.
The A. P. said that when
Kettering Police Chief John
Shyrock called Mrs. Sylvan
VanderWiel last night to in
form her that her daughter
had been found, Mrs. Wander
Wiel said she already knew
Sherryl's whereabouts.
The only previous indication
of the teen-ager's whereabouts
came from her family 10 days
ago. At that time, they said
Sherryl was at some unknown
address in New York.
Dayton police have been
waiting more than a week to
question Mr.. Pottinger, the
A. P. reported. Mr. Pottinger,
who was dropped from the city
commission for missing five
consecutive meetings. entered a
hospital shortly after arriving
home. His doctors have ad-
vised police not to interrogate
him for the time being.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

retary of Defense for public
affairs.
He said the youths followed
his car out Massachusetts, ave-
nue., past the District line, to
the Sylvesters' home off MasSa-
chusetts avenue extended. At
one point, he said, their car
pulled alongside ind the youths
shouted obscene remarks at him
and his wife.
Mr.. Sylvester said two of the
youths knocked him to the
ground when he and his wife
reached their home and started
into the house. The third teen
ager restrained his wife, saying
''let them alone, it's a fair
fight" Mr.. Sylvester said.
They hit and kicked me.
Somehow I got to my feet. we
argued for a few minutes, then
they started at me again. ]
went back down on the ground,
the newsman said.
Mrs. Sylvester, meanwhile,
ran into the house and called
the county police substation al
Bethesda. When she told the
teen-agers the police were or
the way, they jumped into theil
auto and fled, Mr.. Sylvester
said.
He said that Mrs. Sylvestei
spotted the foreign cars taG
number.
Ruth, Hull and Stewart
police said, are scheduled tc
appear in Bethesda Peoples
Court on October "a. They were
! freed under $1,000 bond each.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Up to Limit
Three Youths Charged
InNewscoster's S Beating

sThree Montgomery County
teen-agers face police court
hearings next month on charges
Of assaulting a 34-year-old
washington television news
caster.
County police yesterday
confirmed that assault and
battery charges have been filed
against the three youths, whose
parents are well-to-do Bethesda
and Kensington residents.
They are accused of assault
ing Tony Sylvester, of WTOP-
TV, on September IL, in front
Of his home at 6435 Dahlonega
road, Glen Echo Heights, after
following Mr.. Sylvester's auto
from the District.
Police identified the youths
as Robert Carl Ruth, 10, of the
9400 block of Locust Hill road,
Bethesda; Robert D. Hull. 10, OF
the 500 block of Elsmere
avenue, Bethesda, and John C
Stewart, jr.. 18, of the 5000
block Of Cushing drive, Ken
sington. They are listed as
students" on police files.
The teen-agers, Mr.. Sylvester
said, were in a foreign cal
which attempted to force hi
auto to the curb early in the
morning of September IL. With
the newscaster was his wife
Nancy, %.
Mr.. Sylvester is the son o.
Arthur Sylvester, assistant Sec.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

The lease Of the missing
babysitter" was solved yester-
day-almost-when 17-year-old
Sherryl VanderWiel, reported
missing from her Dayton (Ohio)
home eight weeks ago, was
found "well and happy" in
Fairfax County.
The girl disappeared August
8 from her home in Kettering,
a Dayton suburb. Kettering
authorities traced her to the
Fairfax County residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon D. Sewell,
friends of the VanderWiel fam
lily.
Sherryl was not available for
comment today. The SewellS
refused to let her talk to re-
porters.
Earlier, according to the As
sociated Press, Mr.. Sewell, an
engineer, said the girls mother
a%d given permission of
sherryl's stay in nearby Vir-
ginia. He added:
"The only thing she's done is
leave home and that's no rea-
son to cruelty a little girl"
Sherry was reported missing
36 hours after the mysterious
DISAPPEARANCE of Dayton City
Commissioner David F. Pott-
niger. 26. He was found Sep
tember II in a muddy roadside
ditGh near Knoxville. Tenn
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Chief Welfare Prober
Slated for u. S. Role

william r. Calvin. the Dis
trict Welfare Departments In
vestigationS and Collections
officer, is expected to be named
today to a special advisory
committee set up to conduct a
Nationwide probe of possible
cheaters on relief rolls for the
Department of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare.
The HEW committee of about
IS persons will represent a geo.
graphic cross-section of the
country and other interests be-
sides welfare, including bust
ness.
1t meets today to outline
ground rules for the study of
aid to families with dependent
children (formerly called aid to
dependent children). This pub
lie assistance program Is fl
nanced with matching Federal
and local funds.
HEW is conducting the in
vestigation at the request OF
the Senate Appropriation
Committee. 1t was inspired by
Evening star., 1962-09-27

a recent special sample investi-
CATION of aid to families with
dependent children in the Dis
trict that revealed 81 per cent
of cases checked ineligible.
Mr.. Galvin's staff, together
with investigators from the
General Accounting Office of
the Federal Government, con-
Quoted the local investigation.
The probe revolved around in
tensive field investigations,
with many visits to recipients
homes and an average of about
33 hours spent on each case.
The District had received
good marks from HEW on its
record on eligibility. But Bern
ard w. Scholz. public assist
ance chief for the District, not
ed at Senate hearings on the
District welfare budget that
this was based on q check of
records by HEW and the We'll
fare Department.
Field investigations will play
an important part in the new
IHEW study.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

lDurant Civic Association, pro-
tested against the demolition
of private dwellings in the area.
City Manager Albert M. Hair,
jr., told the Council that only
the first 30 units viii be neces-
sary in the "foreseeable fu-
ture." The Housing Authority
is not presently studying the
possibility Of constructing the
remaining units on the other
sites. he said.
The two other sites include a
2-block area bounded by Co
lumbus, Patrick. Oronoco and
Pendleton streets and one block
in front Of the Jefferson School
on West street.
The Councils authorization
to the Authority is contained
in an agreement between the
two bodies, outlining details of
planning, financing and land
acquisition procedure.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Foirfox Reodies Gun Law:
Vendors to Register Sales

voters more time to study the
proposals.
That's a perfectly ridicu-
leus request" said Supervisor
A. Claiborne Leigh.
Supervisor Adelard A. Brault
said. at is unfortunate that a
small political group has taken
it on itself to make a political
issue Of something that is so
important. so vital. to the well
fare Of the county"