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DECORD-Brmringvauiesi Electric BLANKET FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 f AGE TWENTY Aranffe Daily Net Preae Run The Weather F o r the W eek BeM V Foreeeet of D. 8. Weefhe Perennial Planters Oarfen November M, 18M Regina DTtalia Society will Members of the VFW Auxil­ lege, has appeared on the WTTC .Steamers, cherrystone clams and Mrs. Waltor A. Kelly, 10 Below freoeing aub will meet Montoy at 7 meet Monday at the Italian iary will attend the District Hootennany Road Show. She Is and clam chowder will be Laurel PI., Is serving aboard Police Arrests with oooaolooel froeeteg 4 About Town served tonight from 7 to 9 at the destroyer USS Wltek, oper­ p.m. at the home of American Club, Bldridge St. meeting Monday at 7:80-- p.m. [a<Mending Julius Hartt School of 14^148 today ORid to n lgh ti etondly, Music, Atrtford. tl.) Elks Home, Bissell St. Mem­ ating out of New London. The Mt Kippax, 46 Kelly Rd., Supper will be served at 8:30. at the Hannon-Hatch Poet Sng, to make Christmas deoo- William Sank Jr., 36, 8f Tol­ wbm e t the A a O t John Mather Oiapter, Or(Jer Members are reminded to bring bers, their wives and guests are Wltek is a unit of Destroyer land, was charged yesterday tomorrow. Home, 40 South St., Elmwood. latlona for the Whiton Memo­ eM ef Otranletioa e ( Demolay, a<U confer the a grab bag gift for the Christ­ welcome. Development Group Two, adilch with disregarding no passing ManeheBter-—A City of Vitlage Chmrm Initiatory Degree Monday at The Department president will Dr. RobeH Alesbury, 86 mas party after supper. make her official visit. Mem­ is engaged In research and de­ rial Ubrary. ) pjiarktngs in an on-sight motor T:80 p.m. at the Maaonlc Tem­ Haynes St., is chairman of the bers are reminded to bring a Peddle School alumni dinner in Sunset Rebekah Lodge will ob­ velopment work for the Navy’s vehicle violation. Patrolmiui ple." Members are reminded to Operational Test and Evaluation grab bag gift. the Hartford area. Dr. Alesbury serve Past Noble Grand Night r a FCA Chapter of the New Raymond Maszone made the (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1964 (Claaelfled Adverttelng on Pago 8) PRICE SEVEN CENTS bring a brab bag gift for the VFW Auxiliary will sponsor Force. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 56 a card p.arty tonight at 8 at is a 1989 graduate of Peddie Monday at 8 p.m. at its meet­ England Family Campers As­ arrest on Main St. near Hil­ Christmas Party after the liard St. about 8 p.m. Senk is meeting. Refrehments will be the post home. Miss Lois Stoker, 31 Summit School, Hightstown, N.J., The ing at Odd Fellows Halt. There sociation will meet Sunday at dinner will be Monday at 6:30 will be a second nomination of 2:80 p.m. si the Lottie Fisk slated to appear in Manches­ served by the Mothers Circle. St., will entertain at a meeting St. Mary’s Episcopal Ladies ter's Circuit Court 12 on Dec. at The Hartford Club, Hartford. officers. Mrs. Jesse Bettinger Guild will have a Christmas Building. Henry Park, R ^ k- The executive board of the of the Hartford Chapter, Nation­ 21. The Ladies of the Assump­ Women’s Auxiliary of Man­ al Association of Accountants will head a refreshment com­ party Thursday, Dec. 10 at Wil- ville. Parents are reminded to bring gifts for their children, Historic Mission Ended, Tuesday at Indian Hill Country mittee. ■* llf’s Steak House. Reservations tion have postponed their chester Memorial Hospilai will Officers of the Manchester A piece of chalk in your Club, Newington. Miss Stoker, a Italian American Society will close Monday u d may be made marked with names^ and a Christmas Party from Monday, meet Monday at 1 p.m. in the Jewelry box will keep your Jew­ Dec. 7, to Monday, Dec. 14, at auxiliary board room of the graduate of Manchester High meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Seaman Apprentice Edward with Mrs. Claude Porter, 29 small grab bag gift. A visit from Town in Mississippi Uneasy. elry tamlsh-free. t:15 p.m. in the church hall. hospital. School and Laaell Junior Col­ the clubhouse, Eldridge St. D. Kelly, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. Hyde St. Santa is expected. ____________ Pope Paul Flying Home BOMBAY, India (AP)— < ■of the Papacy — from bullding^many problems of nutrition, after building along the route. clothing, shelter, and medical Pope Paul VI flew home to Members of Catholic action care vmch affect so many peo­ societies gathered at street cor­ ples.” In Wake^f Mass FBI Arrest Italy today, completing an historic four-day mission to ners with votive candles and Immediately, Sen. Giacinto torches to express their devo­ Bosco asked his party to urge the heart of Asia .where he tion to "11 Papa” — who Is also the Italian government to pro­ dramatically initiated a Rome’s bishop. mote an . international .agree­ world drive to help the poor Deeply moved by what he saw ment for combatting poverty 2 0 Freed and suffering. as he walked through Bombay’s and famine in underdeveloped The Pope had met with presi­ wretched slums, the Pope PYl- countries. dents and prime ministers, sat day issued a plea to all nations The Italian senator suggested in quiet discussion with leaders to halt the arms race and use at that Italy divert one per cent of On Bonds of eastern churches, and walked least part of the funds to help its annual defense budget — among the destitute as a com­ poor countries. possibly $21 million — to a bu Ju£t CAN’t Beat mon pastor, weeping at the mis­ His appeal, directed at news­ world anti-poverty fund. ery he saw. men in order to mobilize public During his last morning in In Slaying He left by AUtalia Jetliner for opinion around the world, said: India, the Pope visited several Rome Just before noon, Bombay "We entrust to you our special Bombay church congregations, time. message to the world. Would including the Basilica of Mount PHILADELPHIA, Miss. Tens of thousands of Romans that the nations could cease the Mary and St. Peter’s Church. (A P )— Anger, unrest and turned out to cheer the Roman armaments race, and devote He also mingled for an hour unanswered questions grip­ Catholic pontiff on his drive their resources and . energies with bishops of India. More than from Rome’s Fiumlcino airport instead to the fraternal assist­ 75 of them were in Bombay ped this eastern Mississip­ DECORD-BRMriNGVAUIESI through the Eternal City. ance of the developing coun­ from throughout the country for pi town today after the At the airport were Mayor tries. the 38th International Eucharis­ FBI arrested 21 white men Amerigo Petrucci, Premier "Would that every nation, tic Congress, which rccasioned Friday in connection with Aldo Moro and a host of city thinking thoughts of peace and his visit to India. and Church officials. not of affliction and war, would At Mount Mary, the Pope was the murder of three civil Bsinners were hung in pairs — contribute even a part of its ex­ greeted by about 10,000 persons. rights workers last sum­ the Roman crimson and yellow, penditures for arms to a great mer. along with the yellow and white world fund for the relief of the (See Page Two) Twenty of the 21, including Neshoba County Sheriff Law­ Big Savings rence Rainey, Deputy Cecil Price and five Ku Klux Klan6- Four in Family men, were free on bond, await­ Turkish Air Escort ing a hearing in feder^ court On Killed by Car at nearby Meridian Thursday. The FBI charged 19 of tha i men with violating the civil Perils Pope’s Plane WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. rights of the three workers, and (AP)—An automobile kill­ the other two as accessories. ^ **• • * Famois Make ed four children Friday The FBI complaint said Price night as they walked along ROME (AP)—Turkish air force jets flew danger­ and nine of the others plotted a rain-slick^ street with the interception of the workers ously close to Pope Paul’s Rome-bound airliner today their mother. The dead near Philadelphia and that it were Emanuel, 6; Cheryl and their wings almost brushed. The papal pilot made Eighteen of the 21 men arrested yesterday in con­ stand before U.S. Commissioner Esther Carter was part of the conspiracy that emergency radio efforts to have the escorting military Ann, 6; Monica, 4 and Eliz­ they "would threaten, assault, abeth, 3, children of Mittie nection with the civil rights murders in Mississippi (seated) as they were arraigned. (AP Photofax.) shoot and kill them.” planes called off. ^ Merrlweather, 23, « f Fair- on his way back to Rome from The vlcUma wsre Midiael For 38 tense minutes the view. The mother and oth­ Schwemer and Andrew Good­ Bombay, India. er child, Eloise, 2, were In Turkish planes, American-built At a height of 33,000 feet two man, two whits New Yorkers, fighter planes took positions on fair condition in White and James Chtmey, a Negro of single seat F84 Jet fighters, Plains Hospital. cruised with their wings only a each side of the papal plane. GOP Governors Split Events Meridian, Miss. They disap­ The two on the left side main­ The accident took place peared after going to Philadel­ I GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES few feet from the g^iant AUtalia tained a moderate distance. The on Warren Ave. The street phia from nearby Meridian to airliner carrying the Pope, 70 two on the right flew within the does not have sidewalks.
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