The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • Page 1

WEATHER Fair and colder tonight. Fair and mild Saturday. THE EVENING SUN VOL. 98-NO. 60 PHONE ME 7-3736 HANOVER.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1961 26 PAGES Three Lights Go On Downtown Tonight Ceremonies To Begin After Due To Arrive Tomorrow Hanover's Christmas decorations will be lighted at ceremonies on Center Square tonight shortly after the stores close at 9 and Santa Claus will come to downtown Hanover tomorrow morning. The lighting ceremonies will include singing by a massed choral group composed of choir members oi numerous churches in the area and instrumental music by a Lyric Band brass ensemble. Santa will arrive at Devener Airport. Broadway, shortly before 9 a.m. and will be escorted to Moul Athletic Field, at the east end of I Middle Street.

From there he will be accompanied by numerous high school bands of the area to the Christmas cabin set up on Center Square. Santa Claus will greet children at the cabin and will distribute treats to the youngsters. Bands invited to participate in the Santa Claus parade include representatives of Eichelberger Senior. Hanover Junior, Delone Catholic, Spring Grove Joint, Franklin of Reisterstown, South Western Joint, Bermudian Springs, New Oxford, North Carroll. Taneytown and Southern High Schools.

The Christmas decorations in-! elude the large metallic tree in the middle of Center Square and lights and appropriate trimmings along the first block of each of the principal streets leading to the square The downtown arrival of Santa Claus and the lighting ceremonies have been arranged by the Retail Merchants of Hanover. Copy 30c Pet Week By Motor Route LAUNCHING CAMPAIGN Miss Holly Waltersdorf, three-vear- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waltersdorf. Hanover R.D, 1, purchases the first ticket in the Penn Township ambulance drive which got under way today Mrs.

Charlotte Worley, a member of the Penn Township Adult Safety Patrol, assisting with the soliciting, makes the sale. Looking on is Richard Hahn, township police chief. (Evening Sun Showers Push Hain Total To 3.15 Plan Now For Early Mailing Postmaster Advises Patrons In launching his 1961 inside gift packages pro- early for campaign, vided the appropriate first class! Postmaster C. E. Alwood todayjmail stamps are added to the urged Hanoverians to start plan-! postage for the package itself.

ning Christmas card and gift The postmaster reminded pat- mailing now. rons to stock up on postage Looking ahead to what may be stamps now and thus con- the biggest holiday season ever, siderable time will be saved later. the postmaster pointed out a num-; V0d? her ol suggestions to help every) On Page 3) boosted November precipitation to card be 3.15 inches, one-hundredth of an beiore Dec 25 inch shy of the normal amount for Christmas card and gift lists the 30-day peiiod. should be checked carefully, he A low. pressure ridge nudged said) making sure each maning Two Injured As Car Runs Off Highway Littlestown R.D.

2 Couple Unharmed In Crash Two persons were injured in one single-car accident and the driver of another vehicle escaped without harm in another one-car crash near Hanover yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oyler, Littlestown R.D, 2, were injured when from their imported car after the vehicle ran off the Spring Grove road, four miles east ot here, and flipped over about 12:30 a Both were admitted to the Hanover General Hospital. Oyler.

38, suffered a possible jaw "racture and his wife. Anna, 38, received a possible fracture of the left leg. Both had cuts on the chin. The hospital listed Mr, and Mrs. Oyler in satisfactory condition today.

Heidelberg Township police said the Oyler car was traveling west when it left the road on the right side. The vehicle, they reported, then veered across to the left side of the highway, ran up a 12-foot embankment and then rolled over five times, hurling the couple from the seat. The car was demolished, investigating police reported, placing the loss at $1.500. An Abbottstown R.D 1 woman (crawled from her wrecked car scratched after the vehicle into two utility poles in 1000 block of Baltimore Street last evening shortly after 6 o'clock, Penn Township police said Mrs. Doris L.

Kemper. 32 was traveling north on Baltimore Street when her Balajruer Proclaims Night-Time Curfew (Continued On Page 3) Man Stabbed In Argument TIMES SQUARE FIRE Smoke spreads from top of The Times Tower, triangular building overlooking New York's Times Square, in this view from a building diagonally across intersection of Seventh Avenue and West 42nd Street, foreground. A five-alarm fire in the underground levels of the 24-story building sent heat and smoke up through the structure. Two firemen were killed before the fire was brought under control. Forty-second Street, heading east, is at right; part of Times Square is at left.

Road Project To York Firm Senior High Honor Lists Are Issued showers into this area shortly af- js compiete with full name, street ter 9:30 last night and the rain and number, city, zone and state, fell steadily until 7 o'clock this Abbreviations of city and state morning, ending with a light driz- names should be avoided, he Rainfall at the weather ob- vised. servation in Hanover measured .66 Heavy wrapping paper, sturdy ot an inch corrugated cartons, strong cord provement of 8.9 miles of the York Forecasters said chillier air and adhesive tape are necessary i Springs-Dillsburg highway would follow in the wake of the accessories in the preparation of been awarded to H. J. Williams showery activity, predicting a drop gift packages for mailing. Christ- York, the temperatures to the 30s to- mas cards or letters can be night.

Fair weather with moderate temperature is outlook. 'T' wq OHIltlVS Benjamin Watts. 35, Lakeland, an employe at the Paul Heller migrant labor camp, near Bcnders- ville, is in serious condition this morning at Warner Hospital, Get tysburg, after being stabbed last night in an argument over a pair of shoes. State Police said that the argu- Names of 176 students are listed. Custom built automobiles valued ment began when Watts and on the first-quarter honor rolls at an estimated $100,000 will be on, Miscellaneous Porter King, 24.

Fort Myer, of Eichelberger Senior High School display at the second annual cus- questioned Alphonso Fields, 36. announced by Ray W. Gray, prin- tom car show of the Hanover Rod Custom Autos Go On Display Here oni lit Tanks And Planes Used To Break I Loot i tig Crotvds SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) Tanks roared through the streets of the newly renamed Dominican capital and jet planes zoomed overhead Thursday night to break up mobs looting Trujillo-owned properties. President Joaquin Ralaguer proclaimed a dusk-to-dawn curfew after the most violent rioting since assassination removed Dictator Rafael L. iron control and started the nation on the heady path of liberty.

The troops cleared the streets of the capital and patrolled through the night amid fears of continuing new outbursts ol vegneance against the Trujillos, all of whom have now fled the island. The Thursday from Ciudad Trujillo to its ancient name of Santo Domingo by tense. Explosions crackled throughout the night. But there were fevi persons on the streets and it appeared the bombs were set off by troops as a warning to vandals. Tanks and Vampire jet planes were called out to put down the rioters.

Soldier patrols removed all weapons and bullets gun stores. The president blamed the violence on the Communists. Balaguer in a nationwide broadcast declared: formula is urgent and indispensable to calm public But he was not specific. He appealed for confidence in his promises to install democracy and said he was working toward a new formula for the government which would have the approval of the political opposition outside the extreme left wing. This was taken to mean he was trying to worK out a coalition or provisional government, but informed sources said leaders of the three chief opposition factions had about the speech.

Meanwhile, U.S. warships still patrolled off the capital, the three-mile territorial limit. The U.S. government rushed them down when brothers ot thed ictator returned to the island last week, raising fears of a coup against Balaguer, but so far the president has not asked for their intervention. 206 Die rom Accidents By THE Traffic Fires Total ASSOCIATED PRESS in New York Wednesday night, 171i The 102-hour weekend ends at 206 The Weather Bureau said moderate to mild temperatures are expected to prevail during the next ixCmuUl MJt'lUHJ fne days, resulting in an average I (juntas oi two or more degrees above nor- rial.

Precipitation about Tuesday or Wednesday is expected to total Series and L. four-tenths of an inch or more, ac- Bond sales ini oi ik cording to the extended month totaled mxk 8 fnrp 10-month total this year to $6,693,122. The figure represents 65.5 per cent of the 1961 quota of $10,214.960. Adams County Series and sales last month totaled $92.142. raising to $744,866 the 10-month Norman Coulson was chosen total.

The county's goal lor the president of the class of 1939, Ei- year is $1,115,920, ol which chelberger Senior High School, at'per cent has been attained, the 22nd annual class reunion Wed- U.S. Savings Bonds totaling Fields, also ol Florida, about a pair ofjcipal. and Kustom Klub, opening today A $2,525,107 contract for the im- puichased, i jjle roll students in- at 6 P- at the Shultz Chevrolet was stabbed at about 100 East Chestnut Street, has m- and taken to Warner Hospilal Sophomores Suzanne Contel The cIub wiII donate the door emereenev sureerv at the hosnital i Rebecca Jacobs. Kathy McCarney, receipts collected tonight between emergency suigeij a hc.pt 0jjeen Reese aiKj Bonnie Starner 8 and 10 o'clock to the building Fields has been charged with di couiue oimnet.i nppravafpH assault and battprv and Juniors Ruth Alban, Audrey of the Hanovei General Hos- aggravated assault and battery and Bertolet Sanford' pital. The show will be held to- Ann Thomt Cota, Caro.

Esaley Nancy Got- morrow from 1 to p.m. and son. Gettysburg. Field and Hoffheto Rebecca Sunday from noon unit 5 p.m. are lodged in Adams County Jail Nancy Little, Jean Harold W.

Shorb, club secretary, in default of bail. Class Of 1939 Names Officers The bid from the Williams firm was the lowest of 11 which ranged up to the $2,985,437 submitted by R. A. Canuso and Sons, Philadelphia. Contract specifications call for a four-lane limited access road, two alternate bridges, three reinforced concrete boxes, extension of an existing box and widening of the existing pacement.

The portion to be built as a part of the U.S. Route 15 relocation, the final section from south of York Springs to Harrisburg, will pass through Carroll and Franklin Townships in York County. Latimore Township in Adams County and Dillsburg Borough. School Program 18 Presen teil announced that cars have been entered from a number of eastern states. A roadster from California petition.

nesday evening at Wedge Wood Inn. John Shultz is the retiring president. Other officers are George Albright, first vice president: Robert Slagle, second vice ptesident; Dorothy Wentz Reck, secretary, and Bernice Smith, treasurer. 000 000 were sold in Pennsylvania last month and the total for 1961 now stands at $345,500,000 80.5 per cent of the goal of $429,200,000 for the year. Nine counties in the state have achieved 83.3 per cent or more of their quotas.

One, Pike, has ex- Sixty-four members and guests goa attended the reunion, with Sadler, Long Island, N.Y., receiv- Peim Township Lions Plan Party Arrangements for a Christmas party for members of the Penn Township Lions Club and their families were made at a dinner session of the club Wednesday at diner. The event is for Thursday, Dec. 21. gomery, Beth Moore, Linda Re plogle, Charles Rodgers, Dorcas Swisher and Faye Unger. Seniors Richard Alleman, Brenda Chapman, Heindel, Carol Fuhrman, Eleanor Howells, The cars and their owners will Thomas Kessler, John Krug.

Mar- compete for a total of 44 trophies A Thanksgiving assembly was tha Lippy, Mark Martz, Ellen Mil- jn various divisions and classes, conducted by the pupils of Cone- ler, Jo Ann Orent, John Shafer Judging will be based on the point wago Township School Wednesday and Ulla Grimell. system of the National Hot Rod As- afternoon at the school. honor students are: The third grades taught by Mrs. Sophomores Carole Remiller, Ruth Kump and Mrs. Marion jyjartjn chronister, Gail Clabaugh, event by selecting the most popular lapie presented a historical play- Collins, Kenwood Cromer, car of the show on special ballots.

let. The Thankful Pilgrims. The Deardorff, Emily Dunkin- ------------------------second grade taught by Miss Joan son Maril Feder Susan Frey, Dockey sang Over the Rivei Wanda Jean GoukerJ and accompanied it with rhythm Uona Guklen Larry Heldibridle, A nnlvprwill'V instruments Susan Hetrick, Jessica Hirt, John The seventh grade taught Nancy Houghland, Lin- Fatalities on the streets and highways mounted steadily today in the second day of the four-day Thanksgiving weekend. Deaths in traffic totaled 168 since the count of holiday weekend fatalities started at 6 p.m., local time, Wednesday. Fires killed 16 and there were 19 deaths reported in miscellaneous mishaps.

Driving was made hazardous in some areas by rain although most of the country had fair The head-on crash of midnight Sunday. The National Safety Council did not make an estimate of traffic fatalities for the period but the council said traffic deaths during a nonholiday, four-day weekend would total 450 at this time of the year. A survey by The Associated Press made during a 102 hour holiday weekend showed 462 traffic deaths, 37 killed in fires and 106 fatalities in miscellaneous mishaps for an over-all total of 605. The survey, made for comparative purposes, covered the period 6 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 8 a truck I to midnight, Sunday, Nov.

12. has also been entered in the com an(1 an automobile near Roches-! During the 1960 Thanksgiving ter, N.Y., accounted for four traf- weekend, a four-day period, there i fic fatalities. Two firemen and a porter died a fire that swept through a section of the Times Tower build- sociation. The public will participate in the were 442 traffic deaths, 51 killed in fires and 115 fatalities in miscellaneous mishaps for a total of 608. Plane Crashes In Alaska ANCHORAGE.

Alaska (AP) An Air Force transport carrying 10 men crashed and burned 17 miles south of Whitehorse Thursday. Five men died, two are missing and three parachuted safely. mountain. Temperatures in Motorists on the Alaska Highway watched the plane circle and then head back toward Whitehorse, in Yukon Territory. It was reported to have crashed in deep snow at the base of a the Alan Ward gave a choral ''Mr- and Mrs- Frank Schuchart, I The pilot was trying to nurse area were down around zero.

Landing of the Pilgrim, Gutter Peggy Carol 113 Park Avenue, celebrated their the crippled plane to Whitehorse, A transport oarried a helicopter ing the prize for traveling the greatest distance to attend. Class members were urged to return their information forms to Grover Gouker before Dec. 25 in o-der that a class directory can be prepared. Entertainment included pantomimes by Robert Crawford and In the list of counties on the Ernest Farley, chairman of the ers hsttc nf rwrpntaee of auota at-'Christmas tree committee, an- God and Bells, tained Attorns County is 57th that locally grown trees York County 61st. (Conttaued Page 3.

Peggy Krichten, Fathers. Come 'Se Thankful, Krug, Dennis Lowe, Donald Mar- was presented by the fifth shirley Markle, Kaye McCool, and sixth grade chorus. The seventh Rajph Lemmon, John Moncrief, and eigth grade chorus closed the program with of Our Thank We All Our Parked Car Damaged Hanover police are investigating Mrs. Betty Rutledge, music supervisor, directed the chorus and co-ordinated the program. (Continued On Page 3) Truck, Car Crash At Abbottstown a hit-run accident which occurred on Third Street, near Commerce ml Street, yesterday at 10:30 p.m.

games. The Dean Yealy, Littlestown R.D.; Kennedy Holds Conferences With Advisers At Cape Cod One jured person when a was slightly in- car collided with team also was 50th wedding anniversary at a where he had taken off moments from Elmendorf to Whitehorse to party held Wednesday evening at before. He reported af emergen- use in the search for the missing the Robinson Convalescent Home, cy but did not say what it was. men. Five parachutes were seen Broadway, where Mr.

Schuchart is The two-engined Cl 19 left El- drifting down, a guest. mendorf Air Force Base near A para-rescue The two were married Nov. 28, here with 14 men aboard. lour 1911 in the Sacred Heart Catholic left the plane at Whitehorse. (Continued Or Page 3) Church, Edge Grove, by the Rev.

Father Brandt. Mrs. Schuchart is the former Anna Topper. Her husband is a native of New Freedom. Soviet-Finnish Talks Start MOSCOW The party was attended by Khrushchev (AP) Premier tremendous impact on Finnish and Finnish Presi-dependence and neutrality.

police that parked on his auto was Third Street HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)-jof State A one-day respite from the bur- Peterson, a truck Tuesday afternoon on; friends, relatives and guests at the dent Urho Kekkonen conferred in A joint communique issued by remote Novosibirsk today and an- Khrushchev and Kekkonen gave nounced their talks were held details of the discussions. But a spirit of open-mindedness, mu diplomatic quarters in Moscow tee was composed of John Norman Coulson. George Albright. Mrs Bernice Smith Mary Walters- on inira oueei dens of Qffice ended tod for policy adviser, and Theodore Sor- dorli HoTensmith Dorothy and President Kennedy as he called in his special counsel.

key advisers for conferences on McNamara, Gen. Lyman defense spending, civil defense Lemnitzer, chairman of the Joint Leon Storm. Eleanor and Paul E. Sell, and Dolores Reck Albright. known vehicle.

Damage to the Yealy car was estimated at $15. 600 Attend Service Route 194, three-tenths of a mile south of Abbottstown. ----------------------Gettysburg State Police, who in- Jwo And Truck George Ball. Howard vestigated, said a truck owned byi the trade Schmuck Company of IgUre In Collision and driven by Robert F. Weaver, 15 Granger Street, turned off Route 194 at 2:30 p.m.

into a private tual understanding talks and encouraged by the tone ot (the communique, which referred to hearty and friendly atmos- No one was injured when two The secret talks were a su automobiles and a truck figured preme effort by Kekkonen to find Kekkonen will fly back to Mos- drive when it was struck by a car10 a collision at Elm Avenue and out just what Khrushchev wants cow saturday then take the tr and trade policy. iChiefs of Staff: Budget. Director driven by Peter'Ruskavich, Sun- Carlisle Street Wednesday at 11:04 from his small beleaguered home cow Saturday then take the train Secretary of Defense Robert S. David Bell, Gen Maxwell Tay-lbury, who was traveling north on a rn for home. McNamara headed the delegation lor.

military adviser, the highway in a car owned by the Hanover police, who investigat- Alleging a threat to both coun- The conference opened shortiy Approximately 600 attended from Washington for day- and McGeorge Bundy, presiden- U. S. Government identified the operators as Hen- trjes fr0m West Germany, Russia after Khrushchev reached the city union Thanksgiving service at St. talks at the President's Cape tial assistant for national security Robert Leese, 67, of 14 A. Good, 36, Littlestown R.D.

has demanded joint defense talks, after interrupting a tour of Si- Lutheran Church yes- Cod home. affairs, were listed for the defense Street, passenger in the front seat'2. and Mrs. Daniel Lillich, joint defense could have a berian farming areas, terday morning, sponsored by the Kennedy set up three separate budget conference. of the truck, suffered a bruised Hanover D.

3, driving cars, and ------------------------Hanover Ministerial Association, conferences, the first beginning at McNamara, Lemnitzer, Taylor, neck. He was taken to the Han-(Gerald F. Livelsberger, 49, of 73 jgpojyjJ Relations Wltll KecU SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS (The Rev. Robert H. Stolte.

pastor 'oi Lohr's Memorial EUB Church, delivered the message, giving In I Moose upstairs Dining Hall Sunday Dinners, 11 to 4 open Adv. 10 a.m. and dealing with the orob- Bundy and Stuart Pittman, as- over General Hospital by state North lem of trade policy. isistant secretary of defense for police for treatment. Police the truck Damage was This will be followed by a two- civil defense, will go over civil mated damage at $300 to the estimated at $400 to the Lillich ve- matters with Kennedy, truck and $200 to the car.

hide. Minor damage was reported renewed diplomatic re----------------------- for the truck and the other car. lations with the Soviet RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) hour session on defense spending defense during the fiscal year starting The emphasis is expected to be After 14-year break, Foreign Minister Francisco Santiago Dantas announced the resumption of Wool Blend. One Lengths. wide.

$144 Instead Gladioli, of $4.44 quoted in our adv. Wed. G. C. Murphy Hanover Pa Yard.

Skirt Cremer Florist Special Eight next July 1. A mid-afternoon talk on fallout shelters. 11th Anniversary Banquet of Han- Thursday in a move apparently Mosrow durine a on civil defense will wind up the Kennedy said at his last Ladies Auxiliary F. O. Just arrived, large selection new intended to demonstrate itss 1 formal Ues with conference, Nov.

8. are go-Dec. 3, 6 p.m. Reservation dead- half-size dresses. of dom from U.S.

it tumultuous session oi tne in the trade line. Nov. 27. Contact Mary Mike- Hanover. ADV.

could mean trouble for the wob- ber of Deputies in 1 meetings. Joining Kennedy Cash and Carry, policy talks were Undersecretary Adv. (Continued On Page 3) or Dorothy Grim. Adv. Clearance Headquarters for Champ Hats.IBupp's Dairy Egg Nog now avail-jDr.

W. R. office will be off. E. J.

J. Gobrecht, 26 thru 28. Adv. Dr. office closed Fri.

and'Clipper Craft Clothes, Crosby! able at stores or from your route closed Nov For emergencies phone ME Square Shoes, Essley Shirts. Brent- man. Adv. --------------The 7-2166 Sweaters, V. D.

Hose. The all wool worsted suit Haines Jockey Underwear Beautiful selection of Holiday group of the most Regularly priced Sale! Wall Paper Sale! 9c up a Plymouth All-Weather Coats We Dresses, sizes 7 to 20. see and in Tailored free. The Globe, single roll in room lots. John A Give Green Stamps Han- compare.

The Showcase, priced 107 Broadway. Adv.jSmith, 130 Pleasant St. Adv. Clothing Carlisle St. Adv.

view Shopping Center. Adv. Chestnut St, bly young government of Premier Communist deputies almost shout- to Tancredo Neves. ed him down. 120 ---------Adv Government Savs Tunisia Invaded famous Sfarne Tunisian gov- territory Thursday and two charged that French ar' Adv.IGlobe, 107 Broadway.

Ad, La'dwfy. Adv vehicles traded Tunisian lowed. I.