Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - December 23, 1964, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy low about 40. Thursday cloudy and mild with THE GETTYSBURG TIMES Truth Our Public Good Our Aim ESTABLISHED 1902 With Honor To Jmi To Oar Edition Vol. 62, No. 304 Only Daily WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 23. 1964 Wirt of PRICE FIVE CENTS 147 ARE DRAWN FOR JURY DUTY IN FEBRUARY One hundred forty-seven jurors were drawn Tuesday for the February term of The jury Laura S. Freed and Roy D. and their Wilda B. assisted by Sheriff Dawson drew 24 names for the grand jury which will meet 1. 75 jurors for the criminal court cases beginning February 8 and 48 jurors for the civil cases be- ginning February 22. The 75 selected for criminal court trails is about 27 more than the number usually selected for each term of in pation of the possibility of a der trial during the coming While the schedule of cases for the February term has not as yet been court officials expressed the belief that not both of the murder cases rently waiting trial will be dis- posed of during the February but probably will be brought in different terms of Lists of the jurors selected this morning Clair Biglerville R. 1; George F. 200 Springs Richard Gettysburg R. 5: Louise G. 804 Highland Henry Hanover R. 4; Dallas J. 101 Hanover Luther S. New Oxford R. 1: Guy S. Gettysburg R. 5: Cleason Edwin Lee New Oxford R. 2: Helen G. Springs R. 1; William H. 428 College Harold W. 121 Baltimore Thomas Fairfield R. 1: Dorothy M. J. Emory York Springs R. 1: Mac R. Gardners R. 1: Paul L. 313 Baltimore Chester Biglerville R. 1: John W. Littlestown R. 2; Howard Mrs. Cora Gettys Robert C. 230 W. Middle Lawrence PETIT JURORS Mrs. Kathryn burg R. 6: Mrs. Marie Mrs. Alice V. Littlestown R. 1; Louis H. 408 Nicholas R. Hanover R. 4: Dale Anna A. 431 S. Queen Mrs. Ada M. Fairfield R. 1: Robert 138 Main Mary A. Orrtanna R. Mrs. Phoebe A. Hanover R. 1: Miss Dorothy E. Lincoln Margaret York George New Oxford R. 1: Arthur York Springs R. 1; Paul E. C. K. Gettysburg R. 1; Ernest Mrs. Sarah Donald York Springs R. 2: ford C. Fairfield R. 2: Anne M. New Oxford R. 1; F. Hanover R. 4; Ethel G. Fairfield R. 2: Marvin E. East Pearl M. R. 4; Jacqueline Gettysburg R. 5: Mrs. R. Gettysburg R. 1: J. K. Gardners Mrs. R. A. Littlestown R. 1; Tina Gardners R. 1: Mrs. Xina John L. New ford R. 1: R. Henry 409 on Page 3) Anti-American Campaign Looms Viet Nam There were indications tonight that South Vietnamese military men were cranking up an anti- American campaign that may even involve street tions against U. S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Informed sources said Lt. Gen. Nguyen com- mander of the armed already has drawn the outlines of such a campaign before his military council of some 20 high It was not known whether the civilian Tran Van would go but Khanh had clearly become the strongest man in South Viet Nam for the tune Khanh told the nation radio Tuesday night that no foreign power could impose its policies on his armed 2 TO WILL REDUCE MAIL SERVICE ON SATURDAY Regular holiday schedules will be followed at the Gettysburg post office on Christmas and reduced services will I be provided on De- 26, it was announced by Postmaster Charles W. On Christmas Day there will not be any window service and there will net be any rural or city deliveries of The lobby of the federal building will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. but only special delivery and perishable matter will be Under orders from the Post Office there will be rural deliveries on Saturday but no deliveries by city carriers and window service at the post office will be suspended for the Postmaster Pentz said that lock boxes will be served en and the lobby will be open from 6 a.m. p.m. Special delivery and matter will be delivered as well as parcel post packages that can be identified as collections of mail will be made on Saturday and out- going mail will be The postmaster said the peak of the pre-Christmas rush in the local office was reached on He said figures on the volume of mail handled here during the holidays will be an- soon after as soon as they have been com- The entire volume of mail was handled this year without the help of any al Pentz BLOOD DONORS The Warner Hospital blood nor lisi from December 16 to 21 includes John Patricia William Bernard Dale William Newman and Richard BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS At Warner Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Rocky Ridge R. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. David Ab- R. 1. announce the birth of their first a Sunday in Memorial Osteopathic Mrs. Hilty is the former Miss Sally ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gettysburg R. 6. LIBRARY TO CLOSE The Adams County Public Library will be closed Friday and Saturday of this week and on New Year's it was announced today by Mrs. Mary S. county 3 Cuban Exiles Say They Fired U.N. Building To Take Show From By BERNIE GOULD NEW YORK Three identified as officials of an exile have been charged with taking part in the Dec. 11 bazooka shot at the United Nations They were quoted as saying they purposely missed the 38- story East River that their motive was to take newspaper headlines from Er- nesto Cuban minister of who was speaking to the U.N. General Assembly at the Guevara is the No. 2 man in tie Communist regime of Prime Minister Fidel The three Cubans were booked Tuesday night in from where the rocket was BLASTS IN RIVER The missile from the World War II German-made rocket launcher soared over a tugboat and exploded in the river about 300 yards from the U.N. tariat building on the tan No one was Stanley editor of El a weekly said the three men told him before their arrests that they had purchased a deactivated bazooka for from a war surplus store in Manhattan and fashioned a ing device out of an automobile FIRED TO MISS Ross said the men told him they could have hit the U.N. headquarters purposely Ross said his reporters had found out who the perpetrators were and that he had urged the three to The three were planning to do that when police picked them he Ross identified them as bers of the Cuban Nationalist an group headquartered in Police said the arrests 3) EVE SERVICES AT JAMES Two Christmas Eve services will be held Thursday night at St. James Lutheran A family service at 7 o'clock will be held by candlelight turing the Junior Choir who will present the Christmas story for children's voices in a group of carols entitled Come Let Us Adore by Marie The Bethlehem scene will be presented in a tableau by the Melissa Neil The Jean Ann child Tina The Rev. Dr. Paul L. serve as adult The Rev. John S. associate will give the Christmas The second Christmas light service will be held at 11 o'clock with an organ recital be- ginning at p.m. The Youth Choir and the Adult Choir will present special Christmas The Youth Choir will sing. Tell It on the a with a solo by Karen Us Go to a Spanish-American Little by Stanley Dulci a 14th Century The Adult Choir will sing Chrisms Natus by Healy cian by John Boy Was by Benjamin by Hector Child Is to the tune arranged by Paul and Star a Danish The combined choirs will sing Let Every Tongue Adore by J. S. Lloyd T. Gilbert will sing the Birthday of a by The Christmas message will be brought by Pastor The service will conclude with the formation of the two choirs into a Cross of Light and the singing of The service will end a few minutes past the midnight The lic is invited to Today And Tonight A special Christmas market be held tins afternoon and evening in the ket The market will open at 3 o'clock and will ir- main in operation until s o'clock this mas cakes and holiday cookies and pies will be included in the regular offerings of There will be uo Market on FATHER COAD WILL BE 95 ON THURSDAY Fr. Peter who observed his 70th as a priest last June and has been a ber of the Mt. St. Marv's faculty for more than three dec- will observe his day anniversary on Thursday at the Warner Father Coad a tient there since he fractured his left hip in a fall on 5 11 WIN HONORS IN CORN GROWING Eleven Adams were among the 194 farmers from throughout the state who received recognition for achievement in the 1964 Pennsylvania Corn Club sponsored by the Pennsylvania State University and the tural Extension Three Adams County were among the in the state who received blue ribbons for having yields of from 150 to 174 bushels per five were among the 66 who received red ribbons for yields of 125 to 1-49 bushels and three were among the 48 who received white ribbons for yields between JOO and 124 bushels per All but one of the county winners were in the hand vested The champion yield in the 223.2 bushels per was re- corded by Robert Grove City R. 3. He was one of three whose yields topped 200 bushels per one of 16 whose yields topped 175 bushels per acre TOPS IN COUNTY The top production in Adams County was recorded by Charles W. York Springs R. 1. who received a blue ribbon for a yield on Page 2} FATHER COAD His condition is he makes daily excursions the hospital corridor and BE GIVEN FOR JOY FOLK A Light of the World Is will bo as part of a Christmas ci am Thursday evening at o'clock in Mt Joy Lutheran In connection with Uw Sunday School department cording to Mrs. Edwin each member of the Primary Depart us asked to bring Christmas ornament for the Christmas tree Following the program a Christmas party will i be held in the parish house for i members of the church and the Sunday Kdw in adult Sunday School will bring the message concluding the Mrs. William Sentz will be organist for the tors will be Schwartz Chester Shriver Those partici pating will include Mane Colleen Marilyn haupt and Shirley as the of Paul Edward Noil and Donald Fern Bachman Jr. Ronald David Kehr and Samuel Wise Lu Ann Bonnie on Donna Susan Shirley Cool and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maring and will appear as Mary and the infant Jesus EXERCISES Jovce primary will open the primary portion of the entitled Light of Mrs. Mervin teacher tor the Beginner's lists recitations by Ruth Thomas and Kenneth Debbie and Jay and Joseph Winner At Biglerville doorway of Harold North Main it shown Tuesday night as it won first place in the doors and windows division of the annual Christmas Home Decorations con- test held in Biglerville by the Biglerville Business in a walker as he to regain use of his said her class injured No special bration is being planned Father who is also at- tempting to master crutches he recovers from is an alumnus of Mt. SI College in the class of 1890. Two years later he received his degre there and he was ordained in IBM in the college chapel by Bishop of on Page 2) Heffner Leaves Hospital Today Ralph 25, Orrtanna R. 1, who was critically injured in a 30-fall from a root in burg October 12. came home to his family today from the Hospital in the ville now able to sit in a wheel has been a patient in the Hospital since he was taken there unconscious after his tumble from the roof Fern teacher of will give three recitations and three The will be by James Kehr and Philip Pantomimes by the Primary Class will include by LuAnn by Susan Bennor On Page 3) YOUNG FARM GROUP ELECTS Harold J. ville R. I. was elected president of the Upper Adams Young ers at a meeting Tuesday evening prelude from in the Biglerville High He SERVICES BY CANDLELIGHT AT FAIRFIELD There will be two services in Zion one at pm with the Choir and the other It pin with the Senior Choir smiting The the Otto will preach I lie mon nl both The early will be for families particularly those with younger children and the will the traditional carols Thomas will the organ and the Cherub Choir will two to and The Youth Choir wnl -ing on High aie under the direction of The 11 pm service will Ix1 ceded p m a the Chambersburg Recreation De- building to a concrete His injuries included a fractured lower left left both right wrist and arm and a He had teeth knocked out and suffered cuts about the the father of four was an employe of the A and B Roofing when Guy Other officers named liam vice lin Robert public relations Elliott Donald Raymond Harold The Senior the direction ol Mi- will sing two company of Ar- the accident His youngsters range in ago from a second grader to a PLAN SERVICE ON THURSDAY The Christmas Eve service in the Presbyterian Church service will be held at 8 p.m. in a lighted As a prelude Mrs. M. Scott will play Come Redeemer of by Holy Ad- will be sung by Richard P. and an English will be sung by Mrs. William Mrs. Harold Glad and Paul W. The service will feature the Junior Choir singing three the New Born a Polish by and of the by This choir is directed Mrs. Harold 0. Jr. The Youth Choir will sing On Pagt 3) LOCAL WEATHER Yesterday's high Last night's low Today at a.m. Today at p.m. 39 26 28 MIDNIGHT MASS Midnight Mass will be in St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Buchanan Thursday midnight by Rev. Fr. Louis It will be preceded by the ing of Christmas carols by the ner and Robert The outgoing board of officers expressed its appreciation to the membership and to new officers their support in various during the coming Plans were made for a session the planning committee uary 4 at 9 in the morning in the education office in Biglerville High At thai meeting the group will outline meetings for the coming In connection with a statement by Prof. Reed Taylor of the Pennsylvania State University that the most important things for a farmer to know are to manage time and a panel sion was held with speakers pre- senting details on management of tne various items listed William Lower on Harold Huetter on trumpet the tower ti s will be and Choir under Helen ant the and .so on Christmas Mrs Calun F Bream will lie for service made up of ol Youth Choir and directed Mis will sing Divine at the 11 pm service Both will begin with the of the tree Just after the sanctuary will completely darkened while the organist Night the tree will be lighted very The public is united to both Moose Lodge To Hold Xmas Party annual party of will be- held trom to I at the Mouse on N 01 k M is to he and will Moose ton w ho w ish pin to Irom the h Chi under the Moose notify him evening hy o clock will evening o lock to 11101111111; at o'clock Harold choir at Low j Hollabaugh on Masses will be raid at 8 and Adam Lobaugh on and 10 o'clock Christmas Blocher on Quake Shakes Southern California And Mexico SAX Calif. An earthquake shook Southern California and adjacent areas of Mexico with these In San Diego where the quake Tuesday did most of its minor damage fire alarms rang all over the windows broke by the some penny arcade machines flashed skyscrapers ships at and rocked like beds rolled about on casters at Scripps At nearby National E. C. Davey was shaken out of At El a man turned around to see who was shoving his At Palm on the waves were observed on the city's hundreds of swimming 33 In Avenida Revolucion was jammed with people who fled from shops and To the in Los Angeles and Orange County coastal ar- eas pictures danced on the walls shimmied tinkled to and Christmas trees as their decorations the In Dr. Charles Richter of the California tute of Technology seismology lab looked at his clocked the quake at and assigned it a tentative of 5.7 on the Richter scale on which the 1906 San Francisco quake was 8.3 and the Alaskan Good Friday quake was 8.5. He said the quake probably originated on Baja California Service In Xavier Church Rev. Fr. tor of St. Joseph P. Francis Xavier 17 COUNTIES FIGHT CLOSING OLMSTED BASE K tics Adams i s u Ki v Cum miller lot I .tl him Il- the 111- Motor m all out 'n r An at ri Si that will the loss of civilian lobs a annual To must be of the power of the air the loss ol nel to Ihr ami and to the tional defense is a matter of vital con- cern to the entire wealth of It Dauphin and Lancaster Counties mate removal of the as by the of de- strike a blow to of the entire state he governor asked cacti On Page 3) BIGLERVILLE PRIZES GIVEN TUESDAY NIGHT at tho home of Adams 'em B Hudson won first for in com- petition hold in under ol tlv Business Club I ulio placed on trees and in ami a Christ tree a I receive The of for to Richard to John Btown and fourth .So to Harold uil ai c and ai t Hi i ille Hmh to u tho i mas with a lighted depict the Second place to third m and So foui i to BEST DOORWAY The Sli fn st for ami w nt to out Small second p to Joseph thud e to Hoy and to Campbell Mrs Shields Joyce Tile nukes made a ol to before final in tlic The md asted from 7 to ID The I hei r .so many llent thai it was to make selections F ol the Business said Hie chei ks to in the mail beloie noon Knist of the Business Club which lor has been soi me a outdoor home orations at I with ai tu ies tor the community It also p the consisting of lain and slimes of across sheets ho for the house and community decorations is raised by donations ol the L W. is ice dent of Die Business Club and lor its seci dary Church Of Brethren Service On Thursday A hi sei v u e ill he held the Church ol the two miles north of on the die fiorn 30 to H to provide a Imur from the rush ol Ilir sci v He Will include the ing of the Christmas slon lound in and the of Christmas carols and the reading of the the Chimes in the ire will be the Merlin Miss Ann at the and Miss Belly Hosteller at the The public is united to this GivE XMAS CHECKS ol the Bloser Shoe were guests day at a party at noon in the plant on W. Middle St. A buffet luncheon was served men and Christmas were by David C. Bloser manager who hosted Jhe The plant closed al of j noon today and will reopen morning will officiate at a at midnight observance of ohc solemn high Thursday in birth of choir and the j congregation will Christmas j carols beginning at p.m. All Masses on Christmas Day will be low Masses at 6, and Confessions will be heard from 3 to 5 o'clock this afternoon and from 7 to 9 o'clock this evening and again at the same on PROPERTY IS SOLD Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Lediard have sold their property m berland Twp. to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. The are moving to ida. The sale was made through Lee M. Hanover St. MODERATE TRADING NEW YORK Gams by blue chips again propped up market averages ing was moderate early this Chemical blue chips and some of the over-all top list oils was gained but the farm aero- space and cigarette were mostly Saigon Military Regime Is Warned U.S. May Stop Financial And Other Aid By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON of State Dean Rusk was to underline today trong S opposition to inter- ference by the South ese military with the duly con- government in Washington wants the generals to shun politics and concentrate on winning the Rusk holds a late morning news conference which had been scheduled before the latest power struggle in the ese With President Johnson's the State Department an touch ment Tuesday night warning Vietnamese generals that American support the existence of n is based on Saigon of national unity out improper interference from any BACK TAYLOR The also gave full U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. whose forts to undo Sunday's military purge of the civilian regime came under attack from the on Pagt 3) H SHOPPING DAY LEFT CHRISTMAS SEALS fight IB and other RESPIRATORY DISEASES
