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Evening star., 1962-12-12
COLOMBO POWERS
CONFER SECRETLY

COLOMBO. Ceylon, Dec. IL
(AP).-The Colombo confer
ence Of six nonaligned nations
held secret sessions yesterday to
consider proposals for a demili-
tarized zone between the Indian
and Communist Chinese troops
inl the Himalayas.
The conference is trying to
find a formula acceptable to
both sides.
Only heads of delegations
with one aide each were al
lowed into a small auteroom
in Ceylon's Senate Building
where the talks took place. The
press was barred from Senate
corridors.
Two PROPOSALS for creation
of a neutral strip were dis
cussed. a source close to the
talks said.
One, by the United Arab Re-
public. repeatedly advocated
establishment of a disengage-
ment zone by mutual agree
ment between India and China.
The zone would be patrolled by
unarmed police of the two
sides or by an international
police force, the unconfirmed
reports said.
Several Asian countries, in
cluding Burma, were said to
have opposed the UAR pro-
posal because China was re-
ported to have rejected 1t in
diplomatic conversations prior
to the conference.
No details were available on
the nature or sponsor of the
other proposal.
The secret discussions were
continuing today.
Evening star., 1962-12-12

circumstances. But for the
time being India is accepting
it"
Mr.. Nehru said India does
not wish to impede the cease
fire and welcomes reports of
Chinese withdrawal in the
northeast. The Chinese are
insisting on holding their pres
ent positions in Ladakh, at the
northwestern end of the border,
where they occupied more than
1000 square miles in their in
vasion.
Whatever the outcome of the
Evening star., 1962-12-12


cease-fire and the Chinese
withdrawal, MIR. Nehru said,
India win have to continue to
strengthen its defense forces.
I'VE shall continue to do SO, /"
he declared.
Mr.. Nehru reiterated India's S
demand that the Chinese give
up their recent military gains
before there can be any peace
talks. Peking has rejected this
demand.
Mr.. Nehru said talks with the
Chinese could begin If they
Evening star., 1962-12-12
Ceose-Fire Guarantee
Is Ruled Out by Nehru

NEW. DELHI Dec. IL (AP) Prime Minister Nehr said
today India has given guarantee will continue to observe
the ceasefire the Chinese Communists proclaimed the
Hmalayas .tE M
I'VE have given guarantee the future of the cease
fire." Mr. Nehru told parliament "It depends upon the
Evening star., 1962-12-12

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with piece sets selling for up 5000 Specially priced
~ S'eoie"Se 89AY
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$Iss
pa Pc Foam Rubber Cushioned Italian Provincial
Sectional Sofa with all foam arms and backs sefdeek
ing, zippered cushions in rich Italian walnut-Rnish
frame. Decorator smooth hnsh high-style fabrics,
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this sale for an unbelievable e.- ..-.. sac
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70 appreciate the special sale price Of of..-..97s0
L-S Pc Convertible Sectional Sofa By day, q sectional
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oultin TO sleep It's hard to hnd this type Of con-
.ertible made with foam rubber cushions for under
NOO Specially priced for this sale mattrsss ineludsd
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Evening star., 1962-12-12

c-Pair Of Convertible Love Seats Open ssparatsRv
into single beds with innersprng mattress. Redueed
and especially priced for this clearance beth sections
S74e
h-Convertibe Sofa, Sleeps 2, seats g. Foam rubber.
Ippered cushions Reduced $40 fer our regular low
~ Pc Foam Rubber Sectional Sofa with contain.
porary styling. All foam arms and backs foam ruhbsr
Eppered cushions. The new Vero should be Compared
C C.n SOFAS selling N the higher price eatsgoriss.
ia Pc. Pillow.baek Danish STYLED Foam RubA.r g..
uonal The Valley. One Of the big 1851 sellers You've
seen THIS style sofa elsewhere for over 500 more han
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k-Danish styled Walnut trimmed n.ineA Loune,r
with t-ineh foam mattress and holsters Made with Mn
pered cushions and back support Just ~ 70 be scd a
this price covered In your choice Of rs fabrics
$3.50
L-panish-styled Captains Chair with foam 1ipper.i
seat snd back cushions; walnut finish frame An excel.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Advertising Club
Sets Luncheon

Mrs. Abraham Ribicoff,
wife Of the Secretary of
Health, Education and We'll
fare, and Senator Warren
G. Magnusen are honorary
patrons for the benefit fash
ion luncheon which the Wom-
ems Advertising Club of
Washington will give on Mon
day in the Shoreham Hotel.
Proceeds from the lunch
con will 60 to the Greater
Washington E d NC tional
TeleviSion Association and
the WACW Education Fund.
Fashions by designer Luis
Estevez will be presented by
Julius Garfinkel's. Mr.. Es-
tevez and his wife are ex-
pected to be at the luncheon
which will feature the theme.
"Romantica."
Among the broadcasting
officialdom wives who will
serve as patronesses for the
luncheon benefit are Mrs.
Newton N. Minow, wife Of the
chairman of the Federal
Communicative n n m mile
sion; Mrs. Leroy Collins, wife
of the president of the Ma
tional Association of Broad
casters; Mrs. Joseph w.
Goodfellow, wife of the vice
president and general man
ager of Station WRC, and
Mrs. Dom Colee, wife of the
vice president and general
manager of Station WTTG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Girls Clubs
To Convene
In New York

The Girls Clubs of Amer
lea will meet for their 18th
annual conference Sunday
through Wednesday at the
Hotel Roosevelt in New York
City.
A major discussion topic
will be the responsibilities of
training young girls for flu
ture citizenship. Mrs. David
K. Spoford of Pittsfield,
Mass, national president of
the youth organization, has
announced that the theme
will be Girls Clubs-Where
Happiness Is Shared.
Representatives from 95
member clubs located in 81
States and in Canada are
expected to attend.
DR.. James McNaughton
Hester, president of New York
University, will speak at the
session on Women for the
Future" and Executive Di-
rector of the Vocational Ad-
visory Service Mary E. Tuttle
will address a luncheon meet
ing on Women in the World
of Work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23

Mrs. Francis G. Ulen is
chairman Of the patrons
committee.
Other patrons are Mrs.
Samuel A. Alexander, Mrs.
Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
Daniel w. Bell, Mrs. Leslie
L. Biffle, Mrs. Gertrude
Broderick, Mrs. Lillian
Brown, Mrs. Monroe Bush,
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mrs.
Ludwig Caminita, Mrs. Eu-
gene c. Carusi, Mrs. Cyrus S.
Ching, Mrs. Frederick j. Gull
len, Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle and Mrs. Richard P.
Dunn.
Also, Mrs. Marcella M. du-
Pont, Mrs. Ernest r. Fielder,
Mrs. Arthur Fisher, Mrs.
Norman Gerstenfeld, Mrs.
Paul H. Hatch, Mrs. Richard
Drum Hunt. jr., Mrs. Barn
ard Joy, Mrs. Arthur Krock.
Mrs. Donald Larrabee, Mrs.
George C. McGhee, Mrs.
Sterling M. McMurrin, Mrs.
j. Willard Marriott, Mrs.
Dale Miller, Mrs. C. Bedell.
Monro, Mrs. Robert E.
Moran, Mrs. Robert Morrow,
Mrs. William Stuart Nelson,
Mrs. Paul Oehser, Mrs. Wal
ter N. Tobriner, Mrs. ]. C.
Turner, Mrs. Leigh Wade,
Mrs. Kathleen Doud Watson,
Mrs. C. Raymond Wire and
Mrs. Louis Booker Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23

Preceding the dinner an ex-
hibit of Thai art objects will
be on display In the lower
foyer of the Embassy. The ex-
hibit will include a complete
replica of Wat Banchabopitr,
better known to Westerners as
the Marble Temple because it
is entirely built of marble i'm
ported from Italy. The tenn
pies roof and decorative wood
work is hand-carved of gold
leaf.
The program will include
a short talk by the Thai
Ambassador. He will be in
PRODUCED by DR.. Kurt F. Leid-
ecker, co-founder and vice
president on cultural affairs
and Buddhist relations for the
Center which will be erected
in this area as soon as q
suitable site is found.
DR.. Leidecker formerly
served in Thailand from 1855
to 1858 as a special consul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Mrs. Morrison
Is Hostess

Mrs. Hamilton Farnham
Morrison gave a cocktail buff
fet dinner at her town house
Wednesday for delegates to
the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization conference
here.
The party especially hon.
ored Maj. Gen. Richard Eyre
Lloyd of the Royal British
Army, who heads the United
Kingdom delegation, and
about so other guests at
tended.
Next Monday evening Mrs.
Newbold Moves will entertain
delegates at a cocktail party
in her house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Thai Embassy
Fete Scheduled

The Thai Ambassador and
Mrs. Arthayukti will enter
tain at a black-tie dinner to-
morrow for approximately 80
members of the Buddhist
Center of the United States
OF America.
Guest of honor at the din
ner at 7::30 pm. in the En-
bassy of Thailand will be Mr..
U. Alexis Johnson, Deputy
Undersecretary of State for
Political Affairs, and former
United States Ambassador to
Thailand.
This will be the second of
a series of 10 cultural eve
nings scheduled by the Bud
dhist Center. Other evenings
will rotate among Asian
countries including Burma,
Cambodia, Japan, Korea,
Laos, China and Wet Nam.
One has already been held
at the Embassy of Ceylon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23

tant to the United States En-
bassy and the USIA.
Mr.. Johnson will also speak
briefly.
The program will include
Thai music and a classical
dance performed by Miss Pas
avian Phahulrat. 1t is known
as the "Fingernail Dance" or
Pawn Lep," a northern Thai
dance so-called because the
dancers wear long brass fin
gernails.
Other program participants
will be Miss Anura Arthay-
ukti, daughter of the Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Arthayukti;
Miss Supajee Tembunkiat;
daughter of the Thai Assist
ant Public Relations Attache
and Mrs. Tembunkiat, and
Miss Nopphorn Nanayan,
daughter of the First Secre-
tary and Mrs. Nanayan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Mothers Club
States Show

The annual fashion show
OF st. John Baptist de la
Sale Church will be held at
$3.50 pm. Monday in the
church auditorium. The event
is sponsored by the Mothers
Club.
The theme of the show is
"Step into Spring" and the
fashions will be modelled by
pariShioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Spring Hat Sale

The Fellowship League,
Lutheran Layman League,
from First Trinity Lutheran
Church will hold a spring
hat sale from l to 3 pm.
tomorrow in the Fellowship
Hall of the Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

BUSINESS 1862
IN BELOW LISTED sAFEWAY STORES ONLY:
Columbia Alexandria, Va Manassas, Arlington cou
Woodbridge, Montgomery Prince Geo.
Waldorf, . Head Porl,M
NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
Evening star., 1962-09-22
81 Fall Festival
IN Final Week

Festival Of Homes sections the
last two week ends, I cannot
help but be impressed with
the wide variety Of quality
new homes now on display.
They meet the individual
needs of practically every
prospective home buyer"
Whether you are looking for
a new home, therefore, or
simply are interested in
what's being offered, this fl
nal Fall Festival Of Homes
section is designed to serve
as your guide.
The map and directory on
Page 2 will tell you the loca-
tions, price ranges and build
erS Of the communities Of
fering new homes. They will
help you find the homes for
a visit this week end.
This map and directory also
will serve as a handy guide
for future reference If your
purchase of a home must be
delayed. They identify at a
glance the leading new COM
munities.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
By DANIEL POOLE
Stur Reel Estuts Editor

Area builders are expecting
record crowds this week end
as The Stars 1862 Fall Festi-
val of Homes draws to a close.
The three-week exhibit Of
new homes at AZ leading
communities throughout
the Washington Metropolitan
Area already has drawn thou
sands of visitors.
These visitors have come to
see the latest techniques de-
signed for comfortable living.
And they have found them.
Many Of the visitors have
bought new homes. Others
have been window shopping"
getting q clear idea Of Othe
wide variety Of homes avail
able to them when they de-
eide to buy.
Commenting on the annual
show. J. Stanley Baughman,
president of the Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association,
says:
AFTER reading The Wash
ington Stars excellent Fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04

now, accepts maybe one out of the 10
scripts that are sent to her. Para
mount and l had a miserable falling
out" she recalls, land bought out
the contract"
Part of the transformation in her
outlook should be credited to a trip
last summer. Il spent 512 months in
Europe, just cumming around, seeing
the things I've always wanted to see.
And met Fellini and Ingmar Bergman
what a thrill that was!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04


cent n
quent near-tragic
Inger Stevens see
herself. 1t has to
TV years incest
stories.
You could hard
ly have missed
her on the home
screens this sea-
son.
Remember her
on Route g. as
the Swedish girl
with a three
month old baby,
looking for the
parents of her
dead husband?
AS the German
girl spying for a
counterfeit ring
on Follow the
Sum?
AS the alien,
with child, be-
friended by a sur
ly truck driver
with a heart of
Powell Show?
On Robert Tay
tives"?
In the recent
production of "Sa
That's quite a |
tress, and it may
out a couple. But
girl who had just
with such top sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
N GIVES NIGER STEVENS
A PLACE IN THE SUN
By BERNIE HARRISON

Harry Belafonte,
I'd these shows as
on the subject of
and her co-star,
a really fine actor
he is" she said;
you know, l think
it is the most en-
joyable show I've
ever done"
She can speak
calmly now about
h e r un h Apply
childhood, her di-
vorce (from her
former agent and
manager) and her
dissatisfaction in
Hollywood. Inger,
who came to this
country at IA,
speaking only a
few words of Eng
fish, observed:
The most horri-
BILE thing for a
child is to be diff
ferent.
She free-lances
Evening star., 1962-11-04
OAR Will Hear
Mrs Morkwith

Senior State President of
the District Children of the
American Revolution, Mrs.
Carl r. Markwith, will be
the speaker on Saturday of
the Dolly Madison Chapter,
District OAR.
The meeting will take place
at 2:30 pm. in the Alex
andria residence of 1t. Col.
Katherine Manchester.
Evening star., 1962-11-04
Madlua/
4@Whp

MONDAY through IhurSs
day you are invited TO
learn more obout the
fobrie bewifchment Of
Chromspun oeefote, the
Eosfmun Color locked
fiber, in Wesco fobries.
Phyllis Herlan,, Eostmon
Chemical Products repre-
sentotive will tell you
obout them, in our Fashion
Fobrics departments.
She's at our Washington
Store, MondoY. 200 TO
500 and 900 to 500
pm. At Wheoton Plozu,
TuesdoX ll:oo am. TO
loo pm. and 200 te
500. Chevy Chase, We'd
nesdoY, ll:oo 10 loo and
200 TO 500. 7 Corners,
Thursday, Zoo TO 500
ond 900 to 800.
This Week, our Fair In.
ternofionoIe brings d
thrilling world Of imports
to Woodward & Lothrop.
Have the Joy of shopping
abroad, right here. Many,
mony of the UnusuoI
clothing items and gift
wares were selected per-
senolIy by .our flying
wedge of buyers who
went obrood during re-
cent months.
This Week, we're cuIIing
oil career girls TO learn
more about 900 10 500
and dotetime foshions.
Ask for your compIi-
mentory ticket 10 our
Career Girl Foshion Show,
to be held Tuesdoy,
November 20, 7:3o p.m.,
in the Presidential and
Congressional Bedrooms
Of the Hotel StotIer-HiIton.
Tickets ovoiIoble al In
formation Desk, lst Floor,
Washington, and Of Gosh
iers' Desk at Chevy Chase,
Wheoton Plaza, 7 Corners
and Alexandria.
This Week, our Trim-A-
Tree Shops open with gilt
ter ond sparkle, on the
9th Floor Of the Wosh-
ineton Store and Of Chevy
Chase, Wheoton Plozo,
Corners and AIexondrio.
Wonderful fun 10 visit
them and choose "oII the
trimmings"
Saturday, for thrills onc
excitement, see the sec
ond round in our A. c.
Gilbert Minioture Cors
Rocing Contest in the Toy
Store, sth Floor, Woshing-
ton. The times 1000 am.
TO 1900 noon. Come early
for q "rineside" view. A
prize oworded contest
ants, each week.
Evening star., 1962-11-04
hsMWM now:
GnHMMNs
Sh0dM

So Vogue describes
"this years narrow look.
Newest evening stars:
dresses that are long,
narrow fluid. Notably
OIeg Cossini's empire
shaft of dorkened blue
silk chiffon. Its mobile
element, q stir-creoting
back panel. 1880 in
our Chandelier Room,
3rd Floor, Washington.
As ifs top complement,
we like "hoir ingenious
ly mossed, nodded,
ieweIed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Week OF Dedication
At Baptist Church

Dedication OF the new ST -.
Stephen Baptist Church i'm
Chadbuurn is being held dur
ing this week. The observance
started Sunday and will last
Until next Sunday.
The new cEuvch is located or
Wilkes and Princess streets and
cost approximately ST5.OG0.
The week long observance
Will be marked by programS
carried out by various depart
mentS of the church. with Spe-
clal keynote speakers at each
service. The list of speakers in
cludcS: DR.. J. J. Johnson. past
or of the First Baptist Church.
Fairmont; Rev. J. NallcttC.
pastor of Spring Hill Baptist
Church. WhitcVillc; Rev. W. l..
RcavcS. st. Stephens assistant
pastor; Rev. Leo Hawkins.
pastor of the Chadbourn First
Baptist Church: and DR.. James
+. Clcck, professor of theology,
Virginia Union University.
Richmond.
The Rev. Isaac b. Horton.
pastor of the church. who has
cO-ordinatcd the different ser
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Mercer Nominated
Fer Postal Position

Congressman Alton Lennon
has recommended that Leo
Mercer. ChajOuWn postal
worker. be named permanent
postmaster of tn" Chadbourn
post office.
Mercer was ono of the three
eligible persons certified by the
u. s. Civil Service Commission
10 the Post Office Department
tor this position fCllowin" the
open competitive examination
held on February OF TIM
year
Mercer has been acting post
master since the retirement
last fall OF Ms. EStcllc Bald
win who had flied the position
Tor II years. She had started
working as a substitute clerk
h. 1881 and later took a full
time position.
Mercer is a past president OF
tn, pTA. q member ma diruc.-
co. e tho Cist'0u Club. and tho
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Hearing Delayed
Due To Illness

Coroner j. B. Long, Jr., said
Thursday that the inquest into
the recent traffic death of Mrs.
Bessie johnson Land, promin-
ent Chadbourn resident. has
been postponed until an unan-
nounced date. II had been set
previously for July 9.
John p. Cartrette, who is
now patient of Columbus
County Hospital, was involved
III the accident. He underwent
abdominal surgery Tuesday.
July 3. His condition was listc /
a. satisfactory, but doctors
stated that the man would not
be physically able to attend the
inquest; therefore, the post
ponemcnt.
Mrs. Land died in Columbus
County Hospital June 50 of q
cerebral conclusion she Sus-
To-" when the car she was
driving was hit by Cartrette'S
vehicle. According To reports,
Cartrctte failed to stop at a
stop sign and collidcd with the
Land car. Mrs. Land failed to
gain consciousness nom the
time of the wreck until she
expired.
Coroner Long said that Cart
rette would be held, pending
the inquest action.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
vices has announced that re-

vices has announced that re-
freshments will be served each
evening during the dedicatorial
period. On the final evening of
the dedication, Chadbourn
Mayor w. J. Dutton, Jr., will
greet the congregation in be
half OF the town of Chadbourn.
EiEhllght,ug the weeks activ-
titles viii be the laying OF the
cornerstone Sunday July ID by
members Of the Duthau Mason
iJ Lodge.
Rev. Horton extends am in
Niiati"u Ia all Ia join with tho
Cha6hourn congregation in do
dicating the new church. "rhc
physical dedication VIII be 60
ing ON during this week: how
ever. the spiritual dedication
must be continuous, Rev. HpI-
tor emphasized.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Stuart. news director Of Ra-

Stuart. news director Of Ra-
uio Station WENC, was nomin-
ated at the Monday night meet
ing OF the county Republican
Executive committee.
In other matters discussed
by the committee. Ray Kelly
ana David Noseworthy were
appointed to the Republican
finance committee. Leroy
Stocks is the chairman of that
H CUP.
II was also decided that 4
fish fry would be held i'm mid
August in preparation for the
general election on November
9th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11

Masonic Order. He is married
TO the former Irene Billiard
They have three children, Ken
meth. Shcrryill. and Gwcndo-
lNn. The MERGERS are members
81 the ChadbOurn Baptist
Church
Mercer must be approved by
The L. s. Senate before he is
officially declared postmaster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
EARL F. STRICKLAND

HONG KONG, B. c. c. -
Earl f. Strickland, aviation
ordnanccman third class, USN,
son OF Mrs. Vertie Strickland
of Route /, Clarendon, N. c.,
visited Hong Jong, June IL,
while serving aboard the at
,ack aircraft carrier USS Mid
way.
The ship currently is onerat-
ing in the Far East as a unit
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Stuart Nominated
For Elections lob

Maurice S. Stuart of White
vile has been nominated to
succeed the late Josiah A..
MsultSby as member of the
Columbus County Board of
Elections. The matter is sub
ject to action of the State
Board of Elections.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-11
Of the Seventh Fleet.

of the Seventh Fleet.
The visit to the colorful
British Crown Colony followed
visits To Pearl haruuI, hawaii.
and YokoSuka and Sasebo, ia
pan. The ship is to visit Subic
Bay, Philippines, and Iwakuni,
Japan, during the cruise.
Conventionality is not moral
ity.
Charlotte BrOnte
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17
MANY LEESVILLE CITIZENS VERY
UNHAPPY WITH new MAYOR

this week and funeral was
held Wednesday evening at 8
pm. at Henderson's Funeral
Home, 418 East 47th street in
Chicago. He is the brother of
Harold Barnes who resides in
Calf. Gardens area or Robbins
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17

Carlos V. Lindsey and his
new administration recently
found themselves in the middle
of contest, regarding the va
lidity of the election which
they staged for the community
of Leesville.
The Kankakee Journal gave
this report of election difficult
ties in Leesville:
"Leesville's newly = n d
Observation-Disclosures officials
have attempted to flex their
muscles, but found that there
was small cra1np.
Early last week, Joseph Lee,
Leesville's police magistrate.
issued a warrant for the arrest
of the Rev. William Marsh on
traffic violation arising out
of a traffic mishap on road
near Leesville on February 1o.
"The warrant, which had
been turned over to the States
Attorney, Edward F. Drolet,
charged that the Rev. Marsh
had violated a village ordin-
ance. The sheriff's office was
called upon to serve the war
rant. The request was refused.
"Leesville officials then call
ed upon the state police for
service. 1t was granted until
they found out that the war
rant might not be legal.
AS it turns out, the warrant
probably isn't legal.
First of all, Lee has not as
yet received his commission as