i jK—v; r.aro-mMtinSe]on■■ Vfsmmssmamm1 BPV-,' • fl ‘K '■■■'?' '?•-'\rvSiyf'S •I'. 4liuA'. .■J_. v/ji-;Ff i 4ait:V.P. . 4 1tlAi*■1•ti\ *%as;' n-4c.. ., ... . ST.; ^LOUIS,- 4MoM; CAP) — Cult w,leader John' R. f Harrell, whose hiChraSfoi:^ C^srfvative;•;' Church 44colony wM'isjUwiw^^ aj. th;jMwihe ;■ deserter; ■' was in:jail 'pver-nlght/unabfofo pos[t bpn ; j ■; p ^ I pi^EighteenJot;;his followers weretherd,; with penv.* » 1 • ..%■11•VA **12aihe,mIS:hieidharbonng a deserter.TheMarinbv' Dirin Davis, 18^1 th sligbtlyrbuiltsonof k toeehyill^te Fa., grocery chainAm^ fo:bte - tiiraed oyerfovthe Mannie Corps today, a ;HarrejH once said his religious colony f1 at; nearby f Louisville, II\;ihad /‘supplies a to ? hold ^ out/ -for;|gd]weeks;- * But the rirrhed defenders• ?.r*B■rihl7lt;!anfired no shots in the predawn; raid vby pblice and foderal ^entis|FrP day. The FBI said only those whowere armed orofferedresistancklEr were- arrested.Harfelli /38/ hissilvery hair air ^ £ most to his shoulders, said at *0£ ,r their arraignment iu£ East :SU £ Louis, 111,, that his mother, Natak pjt g He v Harrell, 62, owned property - Worth $150,000, including the es- $■c tate modeled after George Wasfo ^4 fogfon’s Mount Yernpii. ^^ ^ But U S. Commissioner Elvira L'ioi Fellner said deeds, title papersilt;» and tax receipts were required to b Arrange bond. Mrs. Harrell could produce none • of these. Bond was - j set at $7,500 for Harrell, $2,00Q ^ each for three youths under 19, and: $3,000 each for the rest, aAThe : commissioner offered to ^ release Harrell - s 200-pound son Tod E; Harrell 13, Friday night' ^if the cult leader’s mother' would obtain a legal description of a the property arid swear that she^ ^ * . lt;• ' * - * / ' ”■! »“U f . *owned it,-:'V-aft■ . v .1*PV4Ci)dei