.. - : ,.. ~. .

"
, " :-,.~:- - I· • "

•
tll\R.13ERTH. PA.

NARBERTH PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1944. ~1 PRICE FIVE CENTS

Vol. 29-No. 29

Church Robbed By Community Club

Holds First Meeting Lt. "Ridge" Boys And Girls Want To
As Radio 'Ends Long
The first meeting of the Nar-
"Fire Inspector" berth Community Club was held

Report Petty Crimes r

on Tuesday, October 10. Lunch-
eon was served at 1 o'clock by
membels of the Hospitality Com-
mittee. Fall chrysanthemums 10
Autumn shades \ decorated the
't b I
It cou Idn
e...
Since May 23 when her babY
well on the road to recovery.
Lt O'S 11"
. 1I Ivan s paren
ts
are
Start Teen-Age Canteen;
At Meeting Of tables-roses the speakel"s table.

Adults Asked To Help

Commander and Mrs. W. R.
Mrs. H. C. Middleton, Jr.. pres·
gIrl arrived and her husband re- ' O'Stillivan, also of 85 WindsOl'
Borough Council ident, .plesided. She asked theported miSSing, Mrs. Elizabeth
members to stand in silent tribute
Ave.
Nash Sullivan, 85 Windsor Av'l.. Lt. O'Sulllvan graduated from
to thl ee absent members-Mrs.
September seemed to be the
month fe:, petty crimes 111 Nar- Stewart Anderson, Mrs. S. C. Narbelth, never gave up hope that I West Catholic m 1939. He went
into training at Maxwell Field,
Campbell and Mrs. A. P. Redifer,
'. berth, Franklin C. Hutchmson
chairman of the public safety
committee, reported to the Nal- by MIS. GeOige Alan Walker.
everythin (I; would be alright.
While tht' Lord's Prayer was sun!\'
Night after mght with her
mother. MIS. Robert Nash, she
Guest speaker of the afternoon
Ala. Then to Orangeburg. S. C..
lateJ.· at Gunther Field. Ala.. and
graduated from Napier Field. Ala. Mrs. Kyle to Talk Purpose:-.To Keep Themselves Off the Street;
berth Borough CounCIl Monday
night. was Claudia de Lys, Anthropolo-had stayed up to listen to the
On June 3, 1943, Lt. O'Sulhvnn
and MISS Elizabeth Nash, daugh- Nearly 100 Attended Organization Meet.
An unidentified man. posing as
a fire insurance lOspector walked
into the Narbertl1 PreSbytellan
gist and Folklorist Her SUbJect
was "The story Behmd Supersti-
tIOn."
----.----
short wave blOadcasts from Ber-I
1m over which news of missmg
soldiers is received. It was her
tel' of Mrs. Robert Nash of 4 Iona.
Avenue. were married.
daughter was born to them at
A ballY To G.O.P. Women ing in Cynwyd Last Friday
I
Church. last week. and calmly
walked out agam With a
$24.50. and drove awaY in a dark
sedan.
total of Captam·s Named mother who on last Friday Dlght
heald that Lt. Walter <Ridge) H.
. O. SullIvan was in a hospital in
I Bryn Mawr Hospital this Spring.
The notice that Lt. O'Sullivan
was missing came from the War
Department last May 23. There
Tea Tuesday to
Lower Merion High School students are planning a
'Teen-Age Canteen to keep themselves off the street.
Launch Membership
A Plymouth coupe was stolen
flOm m front of the Baird Apart-
ments in Nalbelth and was later
lecovered IU Berlm. New Jersey.
InWar Chest D·nve Gelmany With a leg inJulY. She I
was sUle because it gave Ius fUll
uame, senal number and IllS
Iwere no details except that he
\had failed to return from a fligl1t
over Germany. Later MrR. O'Sul-
Drive in Council
Nearly 100 boys and girls met last Friday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Endy in Cynwyd to organ-
ize and discuss the canteen.
father's name and address. livan attempted to obtain more
With the tires wheels and radIO I Then on October 10 more de-~; !mformatiOn but nothing bl,t Mrs. Margot Kyle. dllector of Pul poses of the meetmg they
mISSIU!! Mrs. MacPhearson of 513 1
Beechwood Lane, complal11ed to CampaIgn WI'II Be
• tails were lecelved from the Pw-
~
x'" months of SIlence followed un')l
I the meRlIage was picked up bv hpJ'
the Pennsylvania State Retlre-
ment Board Will be guest of honor IIBald' S h 1 Buys
WIn c 00 . aesclibed as:
DIscussed kat M ee t·Ing
vost Marshal General. He sald
police that small boys wele le-
mOVll1l!: articles flam her plopelty
• that Lt. O'Sullivan had a fractUlI~ LT O'SULLIVAN Imother over the short wave radiO at a tea to be given by the Lower
Mellon-Narberth CounCil of Re-
BM ryn P awr roper y t 1. To keep students 111 high
of the rIght leg above the k n e c ' in their home. The notificatIOn I
school off the streets:
and stOJ 109 them 11l a gal age on publlcan Women and Mrs Owen, McMullm & McMullm have
Dudley Avenue. lind a 100mer at Next Wee which would requite four to SIX flom Lt. O'Sulllvan to hiS wife 10 receIved from. the Provost Marsh"l
months to heal. whIch he explamed how the acci- General was lOformatlon obtained J. Toland on Tuesday at 230 P. M sold for J. Livmgston Poultney,
2. To fUl11lsh a healthfUl place
the Wmdsor Eesex In NarbE.'1th. at Mrs Toland's home, Aubrey Rd., I11S property, 129 Radnor St, where students may congregate
stole a ladlo flam hiS room He Is
now m 10.11.
Plans for the Umted War Chest On October 11 came a;-~le:,:t~te::.:rfci;e;h;t;;h;a;pp;e;n~e;d~a;n;d;;t;h;a;t;h;e;;\~~a:;S;t,1
f~r~o::m=--.:t:.:.h::.e_s:..:a~m
__e~s~o_u--;rcle_· l Wynnewood. Bryn Mawr. The purchaser is Mrs. and get acquamted.
Mrs Kyle, a rormel member of M. W. Galdmel. who wll1 use the
Hutchmson also I epOl ted one campaign 111 Narbelth will be diS- The boys and girls want to rUll
leckless dnvmg arrest. one stop cussed at a meetmg of Nalberth
Sign VIolation. and four parking captams Thursday evenmg. Octo-
violatlOnli.
Safety Patrol Is HERE AND Democrats Launch Major Hairy A Mackey's Cabmct propel ty 10
as City StatistiCIan, Will speak on Baldwm School.
"Pennsylvafua's OPPOI tunlty." She
connection With the canteen themselves under
The Improvementss consist of adult superVlSlon. But. they want
also sel ved as ASSistant Dlrect9r a frame reSidence. gal age and to select adUlts for superVISion
Robelt M. Cameron, chall'tnan ber 19. at the home of the Dls-
of the water, hght, and health tllCt DaectOl. MIS. LeWIS G.
committee. reported that SIX gar- Crater. 202 Grayling Avenue.
bage comp}amts wele received The Nal berth OIgal1lzatlOn is
Inducted at School THERE Local Campaig~ of Wharves-Docks and Fernes fn one-qual tel' acre of land. The who speak then' language and
the Cabll1et of Mayor S. DaVIS WII- property was sold for $10,000 The Will not wrap the prOject up with
son. pUichasel' was represented by G. led tape and legulatlOns.
dUllng the lllQnth He also stated vu tuallv complete and WIll launch by BETSY..ANN At the Southeasteln Regional FOide Hansell.
Conference of the Pennsylvania
To finance the canteen the 01'-
galllzmg commIttee IS plannmg to
that a meat malket. located on the 1945 Wal Chest dlive 'on Oc- Pupils Given Talks Committee Organizes Councli of Republlcan Women held
0 _

ask help from Lower MerIon

Woodbme Ave" No.1 bel tho was tobel 26. A genet al meetmg for
closed faI fal11lle to calry the Fed-
eral and State stamps on theu' all
meat. The shop was ordered closed School
War Chest wOlkelS In the bor-
ough IS scheduled at the Nal berth
aUditorIUm on Octobel 23.
On Their Summer
Vacations
2nd Lt Alfred LiVingston, Fort
Mason, callfarma. IS spending 20-
day furlough With his father, R. F.
At Meeting in
Bryn Mawr
Iecently at the Bellevue-Stratford.
Mrs Kyle pleslded at ~he lunch-
eon sessIon attended by over 800
Warden To Tip Off I TownshIp and Narberth Borough
OlgamzatlOlls. Openmg of the
canteen, theY are suggestmg. wl1l
be one of the best preventIves for
Repubhcan women Il1cludlng mOl e
bv Health Officer George B Su-
plee. and GeOige W. Gnm. Milk
Control OffIcer.
MI s. cratel announced
pomtment of the followmg cap-
tams'
MI s. Paul Loos 15 ShlllE'Y
the ap-
Induction of officers and pa-
tlolmen of the Nalbelth School
LlVIngston, at Nalberth Hall.
• • A Democlatic campaign com-
Lt. Alfred Gles. Paratrooper. 122 mlttee for Lower Menon Town-
Windsor Ave, has seven day fur-
than 40 membels and guests of the
Lower Mellon-Nalbelth Council
wele plesent. MIS. Samuel L.
Local Sportsmen luvemle delmquency.
Later the commIttee may go to
the Boald of Commlsslonels b
Lower Menon TownshIp and the
Road: MISS Jane Ensmger, Mom- and Safety Patrols occUired le- lough flam Folt Bennmg, Georgia, ship and Nalbelth BOlOUgh was Veitch, local counCil vICe-preSident
Registrations at gomelY COUlt: MIS. Madeleme A.- cently at a school assembly.
nold, 538 valley View Road. Mer- The officers are DOlothy senft, all, N. C.
lon, Mrs. Hemy A. Smith, 21 presIdent; Joan Peters, secretary; • • •
organized Monday night at the
and is retUlnmg to camp Mack- home of Miss Gertrude Ely, prom-
ment DemocratIc leadel, m Blyn
and pohtlcal actlVltles challman,
served as challman of the State
Senate Confelence and Workshop
Club Will Hear Where
There Is Good Fishing
CounCil in Narbel th Borough for
assistance and apPlopllatJons.
Plans for the canteen would be
a place whele boys and girls can
Mawr. Panel at the same meetll1g.
An All Time High Windsor Avenue, MISS Malguente and Ralph Blessing, selgeant-at-
Mattoon. 10 Narblook Palk; Dan- alms.
leI Leitch. 227 Essex Avenue: Mrs.
S 11.C (R T) Evan H. Street,
Jr, 507 Kenilworth Rd, Menon, was elected chairman, and the
PatlOlmen are Phyllis Mariam, IS home for mne days from BI aln- other officers are MIS MalY Mo-
John Hill. 206 FOllest Avenue; Wilham Wieand. Richard Allewelt, bridge, Md.
Rowland Evans, of Vmanova. The tea Will Imtlate a member-
ship dllve to InClease the counCil
membelslup and members have
And Hunting play ll1door reci eatlOn games,
dance and buy hght lefreshments.
As a climax to another flshmg They would hke to take over a
Mrs Joseph GUlbarg. Montgom- Wilham Claphanson, and substl- • • l'Iarty, of Menon, and Anthony been asked to brmg plOspectlve season and as one of the features dwelling but they ale afraid zon-
mg. I estllctlOns might interfere.
Totals Show That erv Court; MIS Russell Shmn. 728 tute, Patllcla Ridge.
DUiante, West Manayunk. vIce
pfc Ted Cahalan. 10th Light Di- chairmen: Thomas Lineweaver.
members. MIS. Ray S. Tannehill,
hospltahty challman IS m charge of the monthly meetll1g of the Also. they suspect there might be
Republicans Gain and Montgomery Avenue; MIS James Mr. Shank, who has asked ca- ViSIon, Camp SWIft. Texas. IS HaverfOld. treasurer; Mrs MIl-
E ,Tolan, 210 Wayne Avenue; opelatlOn of all puplis, 111 makmg spendmg 17 days furlough with dred Thompson, Mellon, secte-
of anangements.
ILower Merion Rod and Gun Club objectIOns flom nelghbOl s If they
At an executive boald meetmg to be held next Wednesday in the wele 111 a lesidentlal dlstllct. A
J)e~ocrats !Jose MIS. Ralph Dickey. 510 Essex Walk of the patrol effective, ple- Ius parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. taly.
Avenue. MIS. Wesley P. DunnlOg- sented badges to the patlol. Cahalan, 610 Essex Ave. Mrs' MOllalty wl1l also act as
on October 2 at the TownshIp ~econd chOice would be a vacant
BUilding. Aldmole, Mrs. John Y. American Legion Hall, Narberth, store b\111dmg. Ardmore Is being
Republican reglstlatlOn has ton, 70 W'nnedale ~
Road; MIS. HallY GI'aham . captain of the • • • campaign chairman. Hubel, JI , counCIl plesldent, an- Montgomery County Fish Walden consldeled as a good central lo-
leached all all time hl<7h III Mont- Eugene H. Ogdm, 68 Wynnedale Safety Patrol, mducted the pa- Capt. H B. Lame. Army All The committee also mcludes nounced that MIS Owen J. Taland HarlY Z. Cole Will tell the SPOI ts- el, catIOn With blanch canteens, lat-
... Road. MISS Glace Lawlence, 117 tl'olmen Officers ale HallY Gla- Base, Sadella, MI<sourl, accom- m Blvn Mawr and Nalbel th.
gamelY County With an estImated Chestnut Avenues; MIS. Robelt ham, captam, and Lally Wamer pamed by hIS Wife and chIldren, MISS Ely, MISS May Gibson, had been apPOinted to lepresent men whele the Pennsylvama Fish They pomt out that most of
enrollment of 111,446 as compar- Welsh, 211 WoodSide Avenue; and Ralph Meecham, lieutenants. IS spendll1g 12 days furlough at Wynnewood: Penn Wynne, chan'man of the
John T DUinm. the counCil on the Dollal-for- CommISSIOn stocked fish 10 neal by the pl'lvately opelated places of
Dewey DlIve. streams durmg the past veal thiS natUle Where theY used to
ed to 108.603 111 1940. the Regls- MIS. F. Munro PUlse, 137 Elm- Other members ale Challes Deal, theIr home on Blaeburn Lane, Lower Mellon To\\nshlp Demo- MIS. Call H Zlpf, counCIl vlce- whele luckY mmlods have lured conglegate and dance have been
tratlon
this weekCommISSion announced \\ood Avenue'. MIS. J. Randall S ee1ey Alonson, H ug I1 Anne tt an d Penn Valley. cratic Committee; Harry HepbUln. preSident and plOglam challman. some lalge catches of fish close to closed because of wal time ratlon-
The total estimated Democratic Wilhams. Jr.. 513 N. Wynnewood Joel pelklns. MISS Gleen, spon- HaverfOld; Thomas Mangan. VII- outlmed the years proglam and home thiS Summer and \\here m mg and the inabillty to obtain
. t tl 2 44 d Avenue: MIS E C. Rose. 110 lana sal. explamed the Walk of the Lt J Stanley Thomas and Mrs. Mrs. Edgar COCkllll, conference Ifact fielun' IS good most any time help.
regis ra on IS 8 3, a eClease Avenue: Clyde CIVltts. Narberth group in preventmg aCCidents at Thomas, ale spending 14 days-fm- lanova; Guy COinman. Gladwyne;
Wilham Costello. Ardmole; Ray- chairman, gave a repOl t on the lilt a'nd aloultd MontgomelY and
of 4,896 from the 1940 figUle. h f TI 11 G The orgamzmg committee plans
From May 1 to the close of the School. school, at the playglOund and m loug rom 10maSVI e, eOlgla. mond K Mensch, County Com- S uth t R a I C f n to open the canteen to boys and
MI s S. K. Atkm was named as the street. The captam led the With Lt Thomas' parents. Mr and miSSioner and challman of the a eas eln egl na on ele ce Delaware Counties.

0rganlze Forum At
IeO'lstratlOn pellOd Monday a to-
tal of 21.701 new voters wele leg- aSSOCIRte daector and MIS Ru- patrOl 10 the safety pledge. MIS. J Stanley Thomas, Mont- MontgomelY County Democratic of Republ1can Women Club membels Walter Groff of gals of the 9th. 10th. 11th and
CommIttee, and Rogel' Wells. PIO- • .---- Nalbelth Will supply a sound PIO- ContInued on Page Four
Istered. ll1cludm(l; 15533 Republl- dolph Vogelel, cllanman of pro-
cans. 5423 Democlats. 737 Non- motIOn.
partu:;ans and eiRht SOCIalIsts .e___
At the assembly pupils ga\e gamelY Ave.. • •
talks on their Summer vacatlOllS.
DOlothy Senft Her TllP to Wll- On September 27. the War De- Mawr College.
fesoor of po1JtICal science at Bryn lector, so that followll1g the Fish
Warden's bllef "fish StOlY," thele
---.----
f
The total estimated lertlstlatlOn
th C t i 142 "66 In ad
•• d~tion e to°U~11~· sRepubhcan and $3 000 000
'
Judge's Wife Sponsors
... - '
Tanker
hamsbUlg, Vlrg{ma; HallY Gra- pattment notified MIS Ehzabeth
D a lOt h y Groff Kmdel garten son. Pfc William J. Swan. Com. Ion TownshiP bUIlding, 75 E. Lan-
The committee Will sponsor a
"" - " nam,""'fhs BasebaH ~ Expllrtenees: Swan•• 13~Gon~y ...Ave...-.that..l1 ' publtll-meetmg at the Lower Mel- HaveifordC0'11ege Will be shown an 111terestll1g "talk-
mg plctllle" entItled "BraZIl's Flsh-
mg School," whele eVen in Wibter
Force Boys To Call
Armed InfantlY, was mlss- caster Ave, Aldmore, on October classes ale cbnducted On fishmg
Democratic flO'Ules
'" listed above M'IS. M'argale t C . S weney. \\ Ife Helper, Nancy
It mcludes 2791 Non-pal tIsans. 72 of Judge Henry G. Sweney. of the Hugh Annett, The Chnstenmg a
Soclailsts and 14 of miscellaneous Delawale County Common Pleas Three Ships.
parties. COUlt. sponsOled the S. S Tulla-
. Hlinslcker 'RadiO

MOVies about the wOlk of the

f ' E.m 26th
~
111 Gelmany
•. 16 at 8 P M '
It IS expected that the gloup
Mr. and MIS. Walter Karcher. Will shortlY open a headquarters Fortune Editor, Joe
for fun and food, folks ale m-
structed III the 0.1 ts of makmg
small boats lepallmg nets and
Ofr Scrap Drive
In 1940 the Republlcan lead 111 hOina at the Sun Ship plant last JunIOr Red CLOSS wele shown at Heath Rd. Menon. were notified m AldmOie. catchm(l; all kinds of fish flOm sal-
leglstratlOn 111 the County was a SatUlday. the assembly. on Septembel 7, that theu' son, ----.- - - - Pew and Senator dmes to shalks. Neighbors Claim the
latio of sllghtlv over 3 to 1 ovel The vessel. a $3.000 "\ tanker.
th e D emocra t IC enro11m e nt Whll e was bUIlt for the U. s.. "jtlme
----0- -
R ed Cross Ma d e
Pfc Walter Kalcher. Jr.. was klll-
ed in actIOn m Fiance
Buys Penn Valley Wheeler Speakers
To answel the annual questIOn
of the huntels as to whele to hunt Pile of Salvage Is
Katcher gladuated from Walter
Lowe'!: Home for small game m November. thele
today it IS practlcallv 4 to 1. CommISSion. and was mOle than •
.--- 90 per cent complete when It 17000 KIt Bags Menon in '43. After ten months Hanls & Buntmg have sold Will be on display at the OctOber
COOPel atmg m the ploJect are 18 meetmg a map of Montgomel y An Eyesore
Buys Land for Home I sllpped lOto the Delawale Rlvel
flam the South Yald.
M'
IS
G
eOlge
J L 1 J tra111mg 111 Anti-All CI aft, he was for Wmfield Givens a Colomal
mco n. I le- transfened to the Infantry and style stone home at 726 BlaebUln 30 sponsors, most of them leple- C;ounty on which Will be outlmed The Nal bel th Boys ClUb was
McMullm and McMullin have The vessel was 60th to be POI ts that the Mam Lme Blanch SIX weeks later sent overseas HiS La, Penn Valley. contammg 12 rentatlve of chUlch. labOl, school the locatiOns of aPPloxlmately 18.-
000 aCles of co-operative faun- fOiced to call off Its scrap dnve
sold for Flank H Wilson an aCle launched at the Chester yalds of the Amellcan Red ClOeR made many fllends at home and III the looms mcludmg 5 bedloams and and CIVIC bodIes. The meetmgs
of land on Harllton Rd., Blyn thiS year. and the 166th smce the 17,000 and filled 15,000 kit bags servICe have been grieved by this 3 baths. together With 2-car gal- game PIOJects tluoughout the thiS week because no place could
WIll be held m Robel ts Hall. Hav- County. These ploJects were set
Mawr, to F. R. LYster. for $2.500 outbleak of the war. It was the dUllng the Summer. sad news. ••• age on 1/2 acre of ground. Prop- be found to store papel and other
who plans to bUIld a reSIdence second of the month, These bags wele dlstllbuted to erty blought $22,000 and wl1l oe erford College. f1 om 8 15 to 9 '15 up by the Pennsylvama Game
salvage
after the war .---- depaltmg Amellcan sel vice men Last week the J Paul Sheas vis- occupied by Dr. and Mrs. D. A. P. M AdmiSSion Will be by tick- COmll1lSSl0n m co-opel atlOn With Complamts of nell~hbors that
------
Board --
Meeting Dr. FelI'x Morley on hundleds of tlanspOl ts. A
lettel from Lt. Ralph Mull. J r . , -
Contmued _on_P_a_ge_T_w_o s_a. .m.pson. ets but tickets Will be dlstllbuted Montgomery County Farmers and the pile of salvage the boys were
by leplesentatlves of the Forum on these large aleas pheasants collectmg was "unSightly and an
Without ch'al ge labblts and quaIl ale stocked by
• The Dr BenJamlll Rush Chap- Foru~
Speaker at sa¥.~n our boat tllP to England ~ferion
Lo,ver High School Beglnnmg With next ThUisday the Game CommissIon each veal eyesOle" fOiced them to gIve up
the stOl age yal d they had been
tel' of the D. A R, \\111 hold a Dl. FeliX Morley, PreSident of the Amellcan Red ClOSS con- lllght the Amellcan selles of the for huntmg by the pubhc Thel e uSing.
. board meetmg Fnday, October 13, HaverfOld College, Will be one of tnbuted highly to our pleasant FOlum Will extend untIl the mId- Will also be on hand at thiS meet-

NEWS LETTER
at 2 P. M .. at the home of MiS a gloUp of experts on "An InfOl- lOUlney. All of OUI men receIved dle of Decembel ThiS Will be fol- Il1g a hst of Dela\\ al e County uled The boys' scrap dllve was sched-
Joseph H. Bakel. 290 Haverford matlon Please SessIOn on ElectIOn a Red ClOSS kit contammg soap. lowed With another senes deal- falms on which the PennsYlvama fOl SatUl day.
Ave.. Narberth. Issues" sponsored by the Havel- lazor blades. books, calds and Il1g With EUI opean ploblems and Game CommiSSion has stocked followlllg Offlcels of the club Issued the
fOl d Townsll1p League of Domen other al tlcles that ploved necessl- a thnd selles devoted to the prob- small game for huntels statement when they
• P ay en s Dr
m t p vatels 111 connectIOn With the ties befOie our tllP was over." :r. .,. :r. ". ". :r. lems of ASIa. leallled they woulq have no place
At the I ecent boal d of dn ec- to store the salvage
0 Havelford College, on Wednesday. The Blanch wOIkers ale ltOW StRi tll1g \\ Ith Plesldent Judge tors meetmg of the Lowel Melion
• The ClUb has been demed per-
Dllect lehef payments made to October 18. at 8 P. M, 10 the beglnnmg \\ork on 1000 addl- Excerpts from letters printed below are written by CUI tiS Bok of the Phlladelplua Rod and Gun ClUb last Wednes-
lesldents of MontgomelY County Commons Room .• Founders' Hail tlOnal kits. and volunteels for tll1$ men and women in the service to their Alma Mater back Common Pleas CaUl t. who Will day 111 Nal bel th, It was deCided to miSSiOn to use a stol age space be-
dunng the week ended October 6 at Haverford College. The meet- wOlk ale lequested to call Ard- speak on the Ploblems of Youth. sell some of the supply of blue cause of the clltlclsms of certa111
show a decrease of $510 under mg is open to both men and wo- more Red Cross Headqualtel~, home. They are reprinted exactly as they appear in the a glOUp of speakels. Plomment m rocks \\ luch the Club has on hand. persons who found It an eye sore
• ______--C-_____________
those of the prevIous week men and ali ale welcome. Aldmore 3100 _ _
current issue of the Lower Merion High School "News government. Il1dustllal. labor and
pohtlcal CIrcles. has been allang-
and unSightly. ThiS despite the
fact that the dll,e IS a NatIOnal
Letter". As the "News Letter" is only mailed to those in ed. Waiting Orders one and the paper IS to be used
• Narbert1t and Manoa Nines Will Attempt the service school authorities have approved its publica- For the Sixth fOi um meetmg MISS Bets Rogels, daughter of for the Aimed Forc~s 111 the war
Joseph N. Pew. politICal leader MI'. and Mrs Frank H. Rogers of and the money dellved from the
tion so that it may be read by the folks back home. and vlce-plesldent of the Sun OIl LakeSIde Road. WYnnewood, has sale of the paper would go a long
• To Break Main Line Title Series Sunday; \ KEVIN W. CARROLL, S. 2/c (RM), IS at an AmphibIOUS Train-
Company. and Judge Thmman just completed her trammg m ways towalds helpl11g to finance
AlllOld of the Umted states Court Washmgton. D C. to become an the Boys Club actlVltles and
of APpeals and fOlmer United overSeas Red Cross WOI kel She events, and help a few kids to
C1ticks Finally Stop Craig' in 6·5 Thriller ing Base at OceanSide, Call!. He's waltmg to be sent to Commul11ca-
tlons School. We'le writing thIS in Mame, but Will send yOU Eall
Leech's addless when we get home.
states Attollley General 111 chalge IS now waiting orders for fOlelgn have some fun.
of the Antl-TI ust DIVISIOn. will selvice.
appeal' on the platfolm. _ _ _.___ _
"We will be glad to collect the
scrap Just as soon as we can fmd
+------------_... To Elect Officers an obscure spot that Will hold all
With the senes all square at
Craig Jinx Slain However. Manoa came right S/SGT. HORACE MacLEES, Dunnellon, Fla , says he's ready and
To Sh 'h F'I
SpanlS
OW Im of the paper and WIll not raise the
The monthly meet 109 of the objectIOns of a few pel sons who
one game apiece, Narberth and bnc!: In the next flame, gettmg expects to go across any time now. He expects te be workmg under
two runs on two enol'S and SI11- Lt. Col. Cochrane, 01'110 that vicl11lty. Well, Sgt.. the nearest I get to Ramon Navarro Will leturn t u Garden WOlkers Club Will take do not hke to look at the pile as
• Manoa WIll clash 111 the most ClU-
clal battle m theIr five-game play-
NARBERTH AB RHO A gles by Balry and Snyder. Bill
~~l~~km;~, cf ':::::::::. ~ g A ~ ~ Ott Widened Nalberth's lead to
him IS when I read "Telry and the Pirates," With Burma, and all the
rest. Of cOUlse, you fellows have Lace, she's a bIt more attlRctlve, but
the screen 111 the Spamsh lan- place October 16, at 230 PM, at It grows
guage film to be shown at the the home of MIS. Paul C. Red- "We therefole. apologize to the
off for the Mam Lme Baseball Bo, le If .. .. 4 0 0 2 0 4-2 111 the foUl th when he doubled then, yOU desel ve the best. Good luck and cheerlO-whel ever yOU go. Egyptian Theater. October 23 and mann, 230 St. George's Rd, Ard- persons on the South Side of NitI'.
• Lea(l;ue chamPionship at No.1 bel th Wa'ker Ib , 4 0 1 10 0 and I came home when Snydel 24. The film IS entitled "La Va- more. berth who have been notified to
all Sunday at 3 P M. i
~~~cz~~ If' :: . : .:: .::: . : ~ ~ ~ ~ muffed Amone's groundel, T/SGT. WILLIAM (RED) HARRISON is back m the States at gen Que Una Patlla". and Will The electiOn of officels Will take have thell' paper leady for collec-
Manoa finally caught up With Alnone. ss .. . .. 3 I 1 1 31 Manoa tied It up With a pall' of Camp Jos. T. Robll1son aftel' spendmg 29 months in Alaska and the featme Glolla Mal tin. IpI~~_' ---.J..-.-----tl_o_n_,'_' _
Jim Craig last \\eek, executmg a Graff e
Clnlg. p ~ I
4 01.21 3 1 I uns m the last of the fOUI'lh as
2 3 a result of doubles by Reilly and Aleutians, and 3 months overseas. He likes to get the NL. but says It

•
perfect squeeze play With the base~
loaded m the last half of the
nmth for a thnlhng 6-5 victory
Totals. 35 5 9 25'12 BI~'an and a lusty smgle by Bar-
'one out When winning run "cored ry. and then went ahead In the
"hurts to read about the fellows that went over that won't come back
again." You'le l'lght. Red; It's tough, but that'~ the time when faith
111 a Supreme Bemg WIll lighten the load. Glad to heal' from you.
Fords NOlV COllSidered Big'g'est Threat
MANOA AB RHO A lllth on Lalkln's smash over the
and the filst setback for the Nal-
berth pitcher m two years of play-
off competitIOn. Sme'er. Ib
5
~~~:fma~s 2b : " ".: ~ ~ ~ ~ fence m left center.
4 0 1 14 0 In the Sixth Sobczak tied the
Hele's a first letter from LT. C. R. BATCHELOR, '39, m Fiance,
who finishes WIth a P. S, "Would It be braggmg to clann beil1g the
To Maroon's Three-Year Winning Streak;
Craig had won SIX stlalght Lukin, If 4 I 4 2 0 sCale at 5-5 for Nalberth When

•
games in the plelllnl11ary play-
offs and four straight in the
Meno.
ReUb. If c!
Cantwell, p
4 0 0 2 0 he beat out an lOfield hit took
4 1 1 2 0I "
4 0 0 0 4 second on Alnone s sacl'lfice and
first Mellomte m FIance on D-Day?" That's controvelSlal. no doubt,
I wouldn't know, others WIll probably dispute It. "Cill" says his clos-
est was when an 88 shell hit a buildmg 30 feet away and one of the
Too Much Manpolver Trounces Abington
championship senes pnor to BrYan. 3b 4 1 I 0 2 came home on Graff s single.
Ol~l
blowing a 3-0 second lOnmg lead GWInn. c 4 I 0 3 I Thmgs lemamed tins way untIl stones tore out the seat of his pants, forcing him to sleep on his
• and ftnaJly bowmg when pmch- Stracclonl. z .. .. -2 ~ ~ ~ ~ Bulry came up WIth hiS thud hit, stomach for some time. An intelestlng letter, Lt; you mentIOned
STEVE SLOCUM, did you see him on the trip over?
There's nothmg like a good
neIghborhood scrap to whet the
Looking Back Iesel ves to match the Maroon's
manpower. This latter was indi-
hitter Tony Stlacci011l's bunt Totals . '" 37 6 12 27 12 a double that oPened the last of ..L- appetite of football fans espe- 1927-Lower MerIon, 7, Ha\erford, 7 cated last week when the second
~~~~CI~~ InnIngs
MARK BLITZSTEIN Is now on a destroyer in the SoJth Pacific. clally when both lIvals happen to t~~g::~~~~ ~e:.lt::'n. I:. ~~~e::fo,.;r~, I~ stllngclS
chased home Larry Barry WIth last 030 10 1 the ninth for Manoa. Eall Spell- weI e Just as effective as
• week's decidlOg run. Manoa 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 g~=~ man sacl'lficed and then Snyder
Thus. anythmg's apt to happen EIIOlS Shuckman, ott, Arnone. Graff and Lalkln were pUiposely passed He asks me If I'm stIll "calousmg around?" and wants me to send be undefeated. So It Isn't stlange 193G-Lower Merion. 7, Ha\Crford, 0 the back
stal tel s as the Fords tumed
Cheltenham. 14-0.
hIm a "couple of white women via Parcel Post," I've been workmg that Main. Line sports followel s 1931-Lower Merion. 0 Ha\clford, 0
from hele in. Manoa IS greatly en- SI1~der, Reilly. Br~an RUlIs batted In by Craig. ThiS stlategy boome'- . t _ 1932-Lo\\e, Merion, 12 Hn,elford. 0 Havelfold hasn't defeated Low-
courll,ged as a result of endmg the Grull. 3' Arnone. Barry. Sn~der. Lar- anged When Stlaccloni was sent hard all Summer-no chance for carousmg. I'd like to oblige legard- a.le lunnmg a f evel In an IClpP. 1933-Lowel Merion, 26 Ha,erfold. 0 er Mellon since 1939 when its
Craig jinx and IS confident It can kin Blyan. Stracclonl Two base hits t b f. lng the women, but some things I Just can't do. Hele's hopmg you'll of tlOn of the 18th annual meetmg 1934-Ha\Crford, 28, Lower Merion. 7
Rellly BrYlln, Barry Arnone, Ott Home Un a at 01 Meno. He laid down LaWN' Menon and Haverford 1935-Lower Merion. 20, Ha,elfOld. 0 champlanslup team scored a 14-7
take the next two games and re- luns-Larkln Sacrifices Arnone. Spell- a 11lfty bunt along the first base get ~'our W-W and S m '45. High Schools at Brookline Sat- 1936-Lower Merion. 30, Ha\CrfOld. 6 victory over the Maloon and only
gain the throne it occupied in mnll Left on bases Narberth. 9 MR- line. Clalg slipped as he fielded 1937-Lower Merion. 18 Hal erford. 0 once befole 1934 wele the Red and
• 1942. Narberth never does take noa. 7 Struck
Cantwell, 3 bnsesouton byballs Craig. 3. b~ the ball and Barry easlly Classed
011 Craig Hele's a letter which came to Camp Kennebec-didn't get It an- urday a f ternoon. 1938-Lo\\er MerIon 13, Ha,erford 0
Lower Melion hasn't tasted de- 1939-Ha\erford 14 Lower Merion, 7 Gold banners lifted 111 tl'lumph in
kmdly to defeat because It tastes 3. off Cantwell. 5 WUd pitches Craig the plat WIth the payoff run. swered there-I'm back on my own front porch-Labor Day aftel- feat 111 ItS last 22 games over a 194G-Lower Mellon. 24, Haverford, 0 tlus "classIC." Havel fOI d fans
it so seldom and figures to be on Umpires Col11er. Gallagher and Raf- noon, to be exact-the car's unpacked, camp things stored away for three year pellod and HaverfOld.11941-LOWer Merion, 33. Ha\erford, 0 hopefully pomt out the mtervals
the rebound. The defeat last week ferty. MAIN LINE LEAGUE next year, I hope; dirty clothes read~' for the laundry, school opens undefeated and unscole d upon 1942-Lower Merion. 31. Ha\Crford 0
didn't shake the confidence of the 1943-Lower Merion. 31. Haverford 6 of four years between each victory,
Championship Series tomorrow-but you'll heal' more about that as we (1;0 on answenng thIs season, IS acknowledged flS Games won Lower Merion, 13. Hav- mdlcatlng that thiS should be
champs, merely served to make pitched games. being more stin!\'y Results To Date letters-and thIS one comes from CPL. GEORGE H. BLAIR, '37, APO One of the few teams that stand erford, 2 Tics 2 "Haverford's year,"
then: more determmed than ever with his hits than his more pub- First game: Narberth, 3; Manoa. 36, NY. He sees BOB FRASER quite often; comments on the 29th NL a chance of snapping the Ma- SUBUItBAN BfG SIX
to wind up the series just as rap- llclzed rIval. Last week he allowed 1. • k d b t I,ast Week's Itesults
Idly as possible. Narberth but nine blows while his Second game: Manoa, 6, Nar-
by saying he agrees that Camp Hale is the toughest camp in the coun- lOOn s strea. A WI e-open a -
try-rougher than the Paratroops, Rangers 01' Marines.
Lower Merloll, 33, Abington. 7.
tIe 15 indicated as both teams Haverford 14. Cheltenham. 0
Lower Merion Hands
II! Manoa should gain the upper Manoa mates clubbed Craig for an berth,5.
hand in this all-important third even dozen. Cantwell fanned five Standing of Teams
stress passing WIth lots of latel als I
Thanks to LT. ROSE IANNOTTA, APO 927, SF, for the copy of and other modem high jinx.
SlllndJnc of tile l.·eallls T ptsl
~v oL
Abington 33-7 Setback
game it probably will be due to to Cralg's three, wh1le both Issued Lower Merion will take the field Haverford . . . 1 3 I Lower Mellon High was just
the combined efforts of Ed (Red) tI~1 ee bases on balls.
Won Lost PC. "Yank," and to PFC. J. M. WALTERS, APO 763, NY, who sends a V-
e . on tl1e s t reng tl1 a f itSUpper
avollte Lower Merion,
DRlbl II 00 g ~ about as ImpreSSive as any Ma-,
th f
Larkin, right fielder. and pitcher Bill Graff and Bill Sobczak led Nalberth 1 1 .500 Mail to Inform us that he's now m Sardinia.
0 1 1 11 loon team of recent years as it
Walt Cantwell. Larkin is batting Nal'berth's attack with two hits Manoao 1 1 .500
Thild game: Sunday, Oct. 15- ~PL. VICTOR BAFFA, APO 557, NY, is stlllin England and get-
ImpI'essive 33-7 victory over Ab- Ablnllton
ington a team which held Haver- RudllOl.
.. . I Cheltenham
.. i
, .. 0 I o 0 handed Abington a 33-7 trounc-
0 1 o 0 lUg at Pennypacker Field for its
1.000 for the series-eight hits in each. the former driving In three
eight officlal times at bat-Which of thE' borough's runs. Manoa at Narberth, Community tin(/; along fine. He saw Junior Arnone, expected to get to see Joe fOld to a sCOleless t e. However. Week's Schednle third vlctOi v of the season and its
is believed to be a league record Nalberth gave every indication FIeld, 3 P. M. Pinto. but he sailed for France. VIC says hello to Ius brothelS, ELMER COUlpll.1ative
leading and
SCOleS ale often mls-
eVl'n the most optlm-
jo'rldRY-ClteltenllRlIl at RlIunOI
Saturday- Lower Mellon at Haver- 20th 111 a lOW ovel' three yeal S
for series competition. He had a of winning the second game in a Fourth game: Sunda~', Oct. 22 and AL, and all the Yunker coterIe. istic L. M. falls aumlts the Ma- I ford last SatUiday
home run and three singles in rornlJ when it bunched a single by at Veterans Park, Darb~' and Ma- roon's edge is much lighter than . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Maroon had too much
last week's game, his cirCUit blow Sobczak, a double by Arnone, one- noa rds.• Brookline. Another first letter from JACK CORNISH. '37, a mldslupman, In the past four yeals when it while Haverford has a faster. more manpower fOI' the green Abington
putting Manoa ahead 5-4 in the base blows by Graff and Craig to- Fifth game: Sunday, Oct. 29- USNR, in the So. Paciflc He's heard fl'om LT. LARRY PARKER, '37, soundly trounced the Fords. experienced and more versatile eleven. was alert and quick to take
fifth. gether with an I!8'ror to gain a 3-0 (If needed). Site to be deCIded occasionally, tried to get in touch 'With him in the Sicilian campaign Lower Merlon has the heaVier back,field. For the first tIme in advantllge of the visitors' errors
Cantwell hlUl turned in two well lead in the second inning. later. Continued on Page Four team. probablY has a superior line many seasons Haverford has the Con~nued on Page Four
 'tWO ouR TOWN October 12, 1944•.

,..:..-..---O-U-R-T-O-WN-:--------,'SAYS,HEAL'fH MEASURES· OF NO VALUE ~~!tt~u:~~m!!:~~e' preter of Canadian affairs.

"Sigh Time"-Mary Lasswell-
shOUld Jive 'together with him" (J
ThessaJol)ians, q: 9; 10>.·.! .
by the sam, author as "SUds In Among Bible citp.tlonscoIilPris-
Entered sa .econd class matter October. 1938, at the Post OJr!lllI a'
Narbertb, under
PR.. Act March 3, 187D.
the of
IN CONTROLLING PARALYSIS OUTBREAK Ited Lt. and Mrs. Cadugan
Grove Park Inn. Asheville, N.
at YOU!' Eye."--
"No Gifts From Cha.tlce"-Mal'- C" gQ4'et Pedler-The love story of an
Ing the Lesson-Sermon is the fol-
lowing: "Love not the world,
neither the things that are in the
Fo~ded in 1914 by the Narberth Civic AlIlQciatioD later driving to Newport News
Old Gulph Road, where Lt. Cadugan w111 be sta- English girl who in London was world. If any man love the world.
saved from death In an air-l'aid the love of the Father is not in
GEORGE A, WALKER, PresIdent and EdItor
HELEN FITZPATRICK, Buslnw Manaler
B. LESSERAUX. AdvertisIng Manaler
EDITORIAL Letter to the Editor.
Penn Valley, Pa, tioned.
OC,tober 5, 1944. -
Mrs. H. D. Attig, of Bryn Mawr
by a stranger.
'Airman's Wife"-Renee Shann
him. • .. And the world passeth
away. and the' lust therefore: but
Alongside this editol'ial we al'e printing a letter from Dr. -BY the author of "Twenty-Four he that doeth the will of. God
Publ!JIhed Every Thursday The Main Liner, Inc. lAve. and Broad Acres Rd., has 'as House Leave." abideth for ever" (I John 2: 15,
Deadllne tor advcrtlslnl and news colly"",Wednesday 9 A. M. Hobart A. Reimann, Penn Valley. Although the letters offers no , her guest Mrs. AI. Nelson, of Pon- "Earth and High Heaven" _ 17).
explanation, it seems to be in reply to criticism of the health Dear Sir: te Vedra, Fla. Tuesday, October Gwethalyn Graham-Here is the ._----
SubscrlDtlon rate-.2 ppr year In advance The occurrence of a case or two 10, Mrs, William Pope. entertained
board appearing in this newspaper. We have no knowledge of of infantile paralysis in a com- 37 guests at a bUffet luncheon .at story of a man and a woman who THINK YOU'RE CHIJ.LY'l
Publlcatlon OlJlco-Elsht CrIcket Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. ever printing such a criticism. daI'ed earth and high 'heaven to If your house isn't as warm this
Phone-Ardmore 5720 and 5?21: Greenwood 7740 munity usually gives rise to un- her home in Blue Bell. in honor of mk'e their vision real. I W· t · ...... . Id 11k'
Member of Bucks-Mootgomery NewspRper Publlshefl Assoclatloll due apprehension and even panic at the home of Mrs, Harry Nelson, "Marl{are't' Brent _ Adventurer" 1 m er as you ~·.,u e, remem-
Dr. Reimann says:
"It is presumptuous, therefore, fOl' the uninformed toques-
among parents, Actually, in pro- Mrs. Nelson.
portion to the population' at large,
poliomYelitis is a very uncommon
I .,
A miscellaneous shower was held
___ -Dorothy Fremont Grant-An ex-/ bel' that In Japan, With a Winter
citing historical novel of early climate almost like that of New
. tion school polley in these columns or to criticize boards of health disease. as compared with other 1342 Iona Ave.. Sept. 6. in honor of Maryland based on the life of one England, houses ar.e made of pap-
t'n U H(:" (:ALENDAR in general, and the Lower Merion Township Board of Health In sel'ious infections, and the Im- Miss M~'rtle Gregory of Dudley
portance attributed to it of late IAve who will soon become the
of the most colorful women bf COl-I er and bamboo, and heating
onial times.
"Phantom Victory"-El'wln Less-
plants al'e non-existent.
Note: For publication on Thursday. all church notlcea mu.~ particular, for not a'pplying unnecessary and wasteful measures h,Bs been greatly exaggerated. I brid~ of Henry KoenlR of Phlladel-
be received by 1\londay at 5 P. M. each week, Mall notice to to control the spread of poliomyelitis." I
'Irue enough, In ~he individual phia. The prospective bride re-
ner - A fictional history of the _ - - - . - -.."
Fourth Reich. 1945-1960, I
.....
this paper, c/o Bos 350, Ardmore, (Ia., or telephone Ardmore case, the severe form of the dls- ceived many lovely and useful Mystery I

,..
5720 or Hilltop 3600.

NARBERTHWlndsoPRESBYTERIAN
and Grayltng Ave CHURCH Montgomery MERION Ave.FRIENDS MEETING
and Meetlns House
We do not take issue with Dr, Rl!imann's statements about
infantile' paralysis .although it is conceivable that in this big
world of ours othel' eminent medical authorities miJlht differ.
We believe with Dr. Reimann that the Lower Merion Ilk Board
th to( l'
ease with permanent paralysis, !s! gifts. ThOse present were the Miss-
tragic. Fortunately, paralysis IS ! es Mary and Margaret Duffy Miss
permanent in only 10 to 20 .per: Annette Warden and Miss' Dor-
cent ofasthe
n.osed
It f e
cases actually
poliomyelitis.
U d The
dlag-,
ma-! othey Sabatini, and the Mrs.
ny I James El'vine, John D. Martelock,
"Corpse in the Wlnd"-Robert I
POI·tner Koehler.
"Death on the Pampas"-Clem- I
ent Wood.
:
COA~~IN HEIR
~l
Rev. Brya~t M. Kirkland, Pa'stor ~n d m a., Western
~:
,,.
>
,
Jobn Van Ness. D.1J.. Pastor EmerItus
SUNDAY
Lane. MerIon
SUNDAY
10.00 A M,-Flrst DRY (Sunday) Scbool.
Health and Dr. George W. Grim, one of the best m au ori es
in the country, are doing a good job, We believe they have acted
Jor. y 0 cas s ar.e m ,Chester 'Tyson, Adon Horsley Nev-
perhaps most, ale nevel recogmz- I ringsen. Robert Weisman and Mrs.
eu as such at all, and are disre-. Purtell
"Wagon Train Westward"
Lynn Westland.
N~RADIONIC
11.00 A. M.-Church Nursery tor cbll- 11.00 A. M.-Meetlng for .WorshID. wisely during the present seasonal, infantile paralysis flare-up. garded as minor aliments. Ac-! . • _ _ "Venge6.ncc TraU"-eharles N.' . HEARING AID
'"., dren under 6, 3.00 P. M.-Founder's DRY PrOgrRm. di t Ay k th oc urlence I

@
~.
Heckshmann.
11.00 A. M.-Junlor Church for chll- NARBERTH METHODIST CHURCH We can appreciate Dr. R.eimann's courage in flying to the ~ra'f~W ~ase;ogf thee sev~re 'par- i New Books This Week "The Prairie Kid"-Chuck Stan- $4QCOMPLm
11.00 A. M._t~~I~lItto f~;;llY WOI'~hID'1 Jt~fs~e:'IClarfr~.e H~~~~~r;. defense of his professional brothers Who, evidently, have been alvtic form' "does not in Itself I "The Road is Before Us"-Agnes ley. Mod.r ".2·"
Sermon by the DRst,or. SUNDAY, h' diD R inn' ttl constitute a public health pl'Ob-' Boulton-This novel handles a dif- " With Neutral·Color
"The End of thc Rain- I 945 A. M.-Church SchOOl. set upon. But we see not mg to commen n r. e ma 5 a - lem of corresponding magnitude," I ftcult technique of story telling
Lesson Sermon
~~~';;~I13~,h~l~io '~~Ia;i~. ~'I 11.00 A. M.-MornlnK WorshlD.
S, Wilmot,
600 P M -RehcRTsRI for SanctuRry I
~::~ ~: ~:=~~~~rngF~~~~~~~D.
WEDNESDAY
tUde. In his own words. he is a bit presumptuous. Presumptu-
ous, about the function of the press and presumPtuous, in general,
about democracy.
Furthermore in all probability the ilvith a sure and left mastery. It
virus Itself 'is so widespread at I reaches the emotions and minds of
times that no public health meas- i Its characters with complete
"Doctrine of Atonement" is the,
- I
.....
Earphone and Cord

ures at prcsent available are of' awareness and knowled~e. subject of the Lesson-Sermon in.
. , . Choir.
Endea\'CJ,~
I
i
8,00 P. M.-The MIdweeks Scrvlce.
any value Whatever in control1in~: "Love Letters"-Chris J. PAUL SHEA'
8.45 P. M.-Senlor Chrlstl,nn
Service Men. ProKram
?45 P, M.-E\'enlnR WorshIP. Sermon I
by Mr. Kirkland,
BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY
I 9.45 A. M.-Church School,
OF Pa.
Narberth. THE. EVANGEL For Dr. Reimann's information the people of a democracy
are not in the habit of sitting idly by with folded hands While I an outbreak. There is no evidence i By the author of 'Farewe
that the closing of schools or! Ladies" and "The Green Circle"
, Massie-
11 P tt
re Y
all Churches of Christ. Scientist,'
on Sunda~r, October 15. The
Golden Text is: "God hath not·
Phmomacy
WEDNESDAY i 11.00 A. M.-MornlnR ServIce. public health affairs are pondered by their local health boards, other quarantine methods have: which established him as one of appointed us to wrath, but to ob- ~ At Narberth Station
forWeekdal'
second ChrIstIan
DubIJc schools.
to !11th education
grRde Duplla
I
clRsSes TASTY TIPS
at iI - - - They do not subscribe to this good doctol"s pronouncement that
"if a successful method of prevention is devised, boards of health
ever prevented the spread of the IEngland's most promising new lit-
I disease. According to J. R. Paul,: erary :figures.
tain salvation by our Lord Jesus i Narberth 2838-2839
Christ. who died for us, that, I
THURSDAY
8.00 P. M.-CIJppcr ClUb for Young
MRrrled couples.
Full-grown cabbage can not
stand much freezing, but half-
I will promptly apply it."
Despite Dr. Reimann's faith in his own profession, boards
even the isolation of patients: "The World of Washington Irv-
themselves' seems to be ineffective ling"-VanWyckBrooks--An im-
in preventing the spread of the: portant contribution to. the per-
Whether we wake or sleep, we I

HOLYWTRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Igrown heads can take a lot of It. of health have been known to pass up approved preventive meas- disease, and the best simple pro- I manent record of AmerIcan llter-
samu~fdbl T. nNI~gIlRS."b.erD., paStor- i~l~n h:s ~~~~~ ca age may e
d N b th Avc
In-ChRrge.
If
.
bb b
'ures and some doctors have been known to bury their mistakes.
All of Which simply attests to the fact that doctors, like all of
I cedures to fgUow at present are: 'ature and life.
(l) to discourage the eating of i
"The Glittering Hlll"-elyde F.
uncooked food' to which flies and: Murphy-This vivid novel paints a

1~'~~ ~'~'=~~~~~~IlSW~~~IP cr~c;~g:et::i~~r~~~t~r~~~, l~~ ~~~eki:~c~'~\r (;~'i~~I:is1~u~ao~: [M?~to~t ~ ~~~net~~I,Y~ciWbt~;~.

SUNDAY - - - us, are human, and that boards of health sometimes err. The lother sources of contamination: rich and colorfUl picture. of Butte,
answer to this is an alert public opinion and a free press through W.
FIR·ST CHSUcRIENCHTISOTF CHRIST
LInwood and Athens Aves., Ardmore
tabages-on hand at the end of
the gardening
them for severalseason .may
IVceks store
in bushel
which this public opinion can be expressed,
What many physicians fail to realize is that when they step
I

luted water, especially during .epi-,' G.abriel- Alaska _ and three sol-
demics and \3) to f or b'd I mmor. dleI'S W h ose pa th s co uld cr'os.s but
He's an
SUNDAY
11.00 A. M.-Sunday School.
lA:88 ~: ~:=~~~~b~~nW~~~~I~.
WEDNESDAY
baskets lined with old newspapers
~~dt~:~:;:pp;~1m O~.ni~h:h:a~::ee~
ment.
I out of their pontl:fical professional shoes as private practitioners
and become members of boards of health they assume different
I·oles. For here they subject themselves to the give and take of
operations on the
during epidemic periods. nose and throat.!were minds
"The could
Hollow never meet.Hut-
Men"-Bruce
It is presumPtuous, theref~re,!ch!son-~y. the distinguished Can-
for the uninformed to questIon i adlan pohtlcal reporter and inter-
enthusiastic
¥i~d1n~·~~C~lt~¥ift~~~~ouse Place T ' . - b - ts - . t .t
Is aDen week·days from 9.30 A. M. to
5.30 P. M. Wedne~day from 9 to 9.451 . 0 plepale ee , caIro s, ur-
I public criticism. Whether or not they are paid for their services,
they are public sel'vants. The public has a right to know What
school polley in these columns 01' I >mW/ffiW7AHfr/H/diJdW//LW//L//)WU/Hd-
. to cI'lticize Boards of Health in.
general, and the Lower Merion'
milk drinker
P M.. and nn SUnday from I to 2.45. I nIps and rutabagas,for storage, cut they do and a right to question their policies and acts. Township Board of Health in i Sell YOI.r
•
WYNNEFIELD UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Itops off fiush with the tops of the
roots. Don't leave short stubs of To be sure. theY will find uninformed citizens making absurd
particular, for not applying un-:
necessary and wastefUl measures i P.·opert.y now
54th Strect below Wynnetleld Ave. top growth that wll1l'Ot easily and deductions. Just 8S many physicians, trading on their profes- to control the spread of poliomye-:
Re\'. Theodore S, Wray. Pastor may lead to rot of the root itself. sl'onal standl'ng in the field of medicine. have sounded silly when litis. Intensive studies are being'
n~g ~:=:;f,~~hM'c'hOOI.
l SUNDAY - - •
Men's CIR""'I A boy, born October 5, to Mr., theY mUddled in sociology and economics. But, as a newspapel'
made in many laboratories to dis- :
cover the exact modes of trans- i :NO\V!
tR\l~ht bl' Dr. A. F. and Mrs. Ray Yerger, of 800 I we intend to keep our columns open to physicians' ideas about Imission of the disease and if a' LIST WITH US
?OO P. M.-~g~~~' ~coge'" Mcet.!ng. :Beechwood Drive, Upper Darby, sociology and citizens' ideas about public health, 'successful method of prevention;
--~~.:.;;;,;.....:..::.::.:~..:..:.~'-'--'-~~, - - • i is devised, Boards of Health will!
ST. MARG~iffi'ft'gHcATHOLIC For storage, select apples of We disagree with the well-intentioned doctor that criticism I promptly apply It. i Narberth 2202
Rev, James F. Toner, Rector about the same ripeness. The more
I
of public health boards in public newspapers shoUld be taboo. In Very trUly yours,
A. fREIM~~N,
i
GOWLAND BROS.
ReI'.
Rev.Charles
ChRrlesP.T.O'Connor
Dinan mature apples give off a gas that
Holy Day MRsses: 6, ?, 8, 9 and. 10 may cause less ripe apples to ripen
and 11 A. M
SundaY Masses:7 and
6.30. 87.30. 9, 10.15
too quickly. Apples keep best in
a temperature as near the freez-
the common tongue the health board should be prepared to take
l't as well as give it. That is the way truth comes out in a
democracy.
I HOBART
P f M d n M. D.
rJo effssor 0 H e iltCl1 e,
e erson osp a,
Philadelphia.
39 N. Narberth Ave.
Narberth, Pa.
• Since Mother changed to Abbotts De Luxe "A"
Milk, Homogenized, he drinks his daily quart
Dally Mosses: A. M, oJ milk without coaxing. He likes its delicious
OM • M-""'lii::"·..~"". ~~:n&O~'.:~,E~;f;~I'is ':.~Il~~' I"Cold, Picnic Beer" Ruled Out In New I creamy.rich taste. And it's so easy to digest I
; And there's 400 Units of Sunshine Vitamin D
.ORDER NOW
Bala-CYllwyd IHaverford Township Park Ordinance· • Socony.Vacnum Fuel Oil
in every quart of this fine, pure milk - to aid
Nature in developing his teeth and bones.

~Ietllf)dist Chur~h
• Cannel Coal
• Charcoa! Wh.'V don't you let your child enjoJI the henefits
• Kindling Wood of this extra-nourishing, healtlz-building milk!
Levering Mill Rd., Near Montgomery Pike I

('n~lomer8
ABBOTTS bElUXE''X, MIL.K
Rev. Franklin Duncombe, Minister. SGrry-Nonew
(or Jeddo-Highlanil COllI
al prescnl. •
inpenns)'l·::::" a-
Ir
Narberth 2430 The First Laboratory Controlled Mirk '"I

.
. 1II0NrOOBZVJCZBD "VJCTANrJCN ;.DF
'111"\

ABBOTl'S DAIR1ES, INC. * DUtributoro of Walker-Gordon Certified MIlk

For up.to-th.-mlnut. n..... tun. In WFIJ. 1 P.M. Mon. thru FrI.-
BAUKHAGE TALKING FROM WASH1NGTON

PROVIDING PROTECTION
•
Make provision in advance of actual need
for your funeral. Our Advisory Department ..
'

is always ready to help you with the prear-

. rangements. Why not come in and discuss this
HAD I0 REPAI RS •
vital problem with us-there is no obligation. 24 HOUR SERVICE
HOME OR AUTO
RADIOS - Any Make •
OLIVER H. BAIR CO. Bring Your Set to U s . . .
DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS

1820 CHESTNUT STREET

RITI.nhous. 15S1 M. A. Balr, Pr.sid.nt RADIOr+ciiruc .; •
•

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
25 WORDS FOR 50c (In One Pap_)
$1.40 FOR FOUR PAPERS ) '-

OUR TOWN, RALA.CYNWYD & MERION NEWS The Always •

THE MAIN LINER. HAVERFORD 'rOWNSHIP NEWS
You maY send money order, stamos or oersonal cbeck. Addr_ all
communlcatlons to Lower Merion Newspaper., Ardmore, .....
Welcome Door
(Special Monthly Rates)
This bank offers service
CALL
Ardmore 5720 for purchase of a new
GREenwood 7740
home or refinancing
HELP WANTED-FEMALE present home under •
F. H. A. Mortgage Plan.'
-
The National .
WAITRESS, white. 2 in family. Near WAR VETERAN
TrllnSDortatlon. High wages. Call bun (Peather Se$, HOOFINt;
Wayne 4524. Plllowft, Old Furniture. Marble rurnl.
ture Antiques. WlUlblDI and BewlnI SIDINf;! Bank of Narberth Many Intere,ting Jobs Open
GIRL OR WOMAN caDable of learning MaChInes, 'l'1'oewrlters, Vase••,.China
cll8hlerlng and hostesslng. Good hours. Crystal Chandel~ Planas. WIU, 10,
No SundaY. Arcadia Chlos Restaurant,
Narberth, Penna. anTWhere CO AN. 1107 N. 7tb Interior DecoratlOI
GENERAL CONTRACTING MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL
To Girls and Women
-
street. Phlla LOMbard 8332 Ser~lce, If desired. PROMPT SERVICE RESERVE SYSTEM

...
'leo
HELP WANTED-MALE REAL ESTATE SKILLED MEN-
MAN, to work In lJower houae at gIrl, DESIRABLE ROMBS Free Estimate RELIABLE WORK V I TA L WAR WORK
scnool. NIght work. Please stalle ase
Hnd lJrevlous expcl'lenct', WrIte P. O.
Box 350 Ardmore, Pcnna.
In excellent communltlea
tractive IIrlcllll
(Par Sale or Rent
•• Telephone:
Get Our Estimate •
FOR SALE
WILLIAM PUGH
315 Mon tltOmery Ave.. CynWYd BLVD. 5166-J H. L. YOUNG I CO. • Congenial associates • Good pay, regular
TUXEDO custom mRde eult. Finest rna- HOME FU~NISHINGS P. VROOMAN 17 MYRTLE AVB. incre~ses • Steady work. Opportunities for
terlal and condItion. SIze 44, long. 'IS. 1704 S. state ROAd, UDper DarbS' Chatham VllIace, UPDer DarbS'
WrIte P. O. Box 350. WIndow Shadea Venetian Blinds Granite 7020 Hilltop 2384 advancement • Ideal surroundings • Clean,
SCHOMAKER BABY GRAND Plano, ex- LdDoleum
cellent condition. Owner Ictt coun- 101:1·1017 ROBSON Lancaster
&I OWI!:N8
Ave.. SrS'n Mawr
safe work • Considerate, helpful supervision,
try. Come real muslclRn shOUld have PhOne: Bryn Mawr 1120 nr lUI
this plano. Call HlIltoD 4504-W.
REPAIRS -- MAINTENANCE A JOB WITH A FUTURE
WALNUT dlnlns room furniture, Cal!
Narherth 3833-M.
MIRRORS & GLASS
,NOW I. the time to rejuvenate you: PIANOS
PIANOS

BOUGHT
Qrarids &I OPl'1l.btll
QuIck Remon!
PaIr PrICIi
JOBBING WORK
That car III getting more Important every dayo The time
-
Com. In and talk It oV.r with on. of our fri.ndly interview ...
Visit any of th. Ihre. B.n T.lephone Employm.nt Offic .
home. GLASS SHOP, JOHN I:J TAUYll, AND
Courteous lieD SCREENS Rellable, efficIent work on homes, stores,
to prevent a breakdown is itt advance. Play safe.
7315 Wtat Obester PIke. Opper Darb, WrIte Apts. No job too small or too large. Room 315, McCiotchy Bldg.,
austom ll4ade MIrrors. reallverlnl/ reo CARBFVL
P. RUGHES • liON STORM SASH Estimates given freely. . IGNITION SPECIALISTS-RATrERY RECHARGING
5148 Market II&.. 6Pth & Mark.t Sh,. Upp.r Darby
mnctellna PIctures Framed Furn turl
'l'DDII Phone Boulevard 3082 . PIANO MOVING PlllJa. PLASTERING SUNSET 5136 ' EXPERT MOTOR REPAIRS-ALL CARS
OR OALL 57·59 E. P.nn St., Norristown
UPHOLSTERING AIL 7450 Welt 51.. ROOFING When Your Car Ynils - We Won't Fail!
Even~n.. Gra 4511 16.31 ",ch St., Philad.lphlo
•OPSOUlTntNO .ANV REPAtRINO _
. fl'jlnP ot three IIlece IlUlte reDa1recl. WANTED
CARPENTRY
CEMENTING ALEX. STEW'ART MAIN LINE PI.as. bring birth c.rtillcot. Dr oth.r proof of cltlzen,hi...
....

' ..
.00: chau. recovered. .~ 00.
.. Lancuter AveN WUI1.
On
ADJWbere Oall LBWIS, WUlIS 14lMl ~ APABTJlENT-Two bed-
oD1lliJ~ekee~In., for two adulta,
Phone n 1 3. .
PAPERHANGING ,CONTRACTOR - BUILDBR.
I!OS,. CABOL BLVD.
SATTERY AND ELECTRIC STATION
\ 304 w. Lancalter ~Ye.'Ardmore 1825
THE, IELL TELEP~O~E COMPAN'Y OF PENNSYLVANIA I
1IIIIIfi'ii~~~~liii~~~~~~~~~il~~fi~ii~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' I ,I . , ': '."~ .~,,',
:'fij:"~<'~':~~jJ~~~~iSi~ij~~[~~J~t{~~,~~~~~it:;i\.~~t~i~·~;~lj.~~ll(~~·
1•• "\'" 1.,;:.·-
',I.'ir.-,-r:.,' '"
,'",
~'~.~~J:"~~ ·M.~"r;"., .. i ,.;t~~.... '..,•. '.:"~.
,. .. ., , . , , '. ',:,'~' .',"_'.~;'.:_'.,"...
, ·... - ..'."'~~" '__'.i'."-~-.
'_.'_"C'.__'._,' ~~'JJf""~';
: ••.....••".~:..~.•.:;<,
 October .12, 1944.

Women's Club Cadet Dance at

P.M.C. Saturday [ The W
.
·AR 'a'nd
..
.yOU·
"
OUR. TOWN

. i I Main Line, Artists

To Participate In
Lectures Listed For
M' L' F
Water Color Exhl·bl·tion 1. Problems
am of me orum
A medical doctor and·minl&ter,
Dr. Tafel ts a brother of tbe Boev- ,
g~~fe:~~nding the RetunUn8

• . Youth erend Richard Tafel, of 'Narberth, .

NotesNarberth .Jrs.
Mr. Walter A. Fox, 31 Narbrook
IPark, has been confined to his
The first of a series of informal
cadet dances wUl be held in the
Hyatt Armory at Pennsylvania Meats, Fats-Red stamps A8 through Z8 and A5 through K5,
REM I N D E R S
. dl in I h d . I LI
Eleven st gu s e Ma n
artists have been invited to show
their work at the 42nd Annual
ne
<Thursday, Oct, 19, 19tt)

en VI
Pleas u ge, ourt a
f C
Philadelphia ammon·
pl'oaram chairman of the .Nu-
The Honorable Curtis Bok, Pres-' berth Parent-Teachers A88ocia-
id t J d C tton
. -
Military College. Chester, this
The Narberth Juniors were en-I home for the past week on ac- Saturday evening. good indeftnltely.
. No new stamps until October 29. Water Color a'nd Print Exhibi- . ' ,
2. Labor in a Free Democracy . BUY MOBil: IIONDI
tertained Thursday, October 5, by: count of illne~s.. • Processed Foods-Blue StampSeA8 through Z8 and A5 through tlon of the Pennsylvania Acad- ('I'hursday, Oct. 26, 19tt)
Miss Jean Reed. commentator for
WCAU. She told of interesting
I
No heat in the Red Cross Booth
The dances will be attended by
preparatory and college students
and are sponsored by a student
R5. good indefinitely. No new stamps until November I, emy of the Fine Arts, Phlladel- Robert J. Watt, International
movie stars sang some songs and Ion Haverford and Forest Avenue Sugar-Sugar Stamps 30, 31, 32 and 33, each good for five pounds phla. The exhibition will be Representative of the Washlng-
Federation of Labor, Amertcan
gave an amusing monologue. Is though~ to b~ the cause of Mrs. committee comprising ~hllip Hol-
singer, . Ted Adams, Joseph Elgart indefinitelY, Sugar Stamp 40, good for five pounds of canning sugal' held from October 29 to Decem- ton, D. C. J Advisor of the De-
The music and Drama Club, i E. C. GrIswold s sore throat and through February. next year. bel' 3 at the Academy in colla- partment of state on Labor
led by Mrs. Edward Markle, met' Mrs. C. Alfred Peeney being con- and John Hopewell. Problems. American Labor
and planned to review plays, con-! fined to her home this past week: Col. and Mrs. Frank K. Hyatt Gaso11 ne-In.l 7 East Coas t States, A-ll coupons, good for three boratlon with the Philadelphia Representative at the recent I.
certs, and movies, which they will i Things are looking up-a heater will act as chaperons.
gallons each through November 8. In States outside the East Coast Water Color Club. L. O. meeting In Philadelphia.
attend in groups. The club' met! for the booth .ha~ bt;en donated.
Area, A-13 coupons in new" A" b 00k ,good f or f our ga11ons each whoThe'have
artists frominvited
been the Main Line
inclUde: 3. Our Christian Heritage FRIEIDLY
at the home of Mrs. Frank Pur-I
cell. October 3. Theil' meetin!!'s I MI'. Peters, of Hampden and
w1ll be held the second Tuesdav: Woodbine Avenue, father of Pa-
of each month. I trolmah LeRoy Peters, is improv-
Narberth through December 21.
Fuel OU-Perlod 4 and 5 coupons and new period 1 coupons,
good throughout coming heating year.
Elizabeth Stevens Laverty and
Helen Chance Muller of Merion:
Mary Domville,' Paul Domville
and Vera M; White of Ardmore;
<Thursday, Nov.'2, 19tt)
The Reverend Father Robel·t I.
Gannon, S, J., President, Ford-
ham University, New York City.
The trae usefuln...
NEigHBORS
Mrs Hulme Brown. Jr.. enter-: In!!' at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
tained' the Welfare Group at her: • • •
home, October 4. Their first pro-! Mrs. carrie Bailey of Conway
~ ject is sewing for welfare purposes' Avenue is at the Anderson Ho,;-
School Notes . Shoes-Airplane Stamps 1 and 2, good indefinitely, New stamp
good November 1.
Plentiful Food-Qnlons.
Mary La Bolteaux and Robert .H.
Page, Jr.., of Bryn Mawr: Paul
FOrrester Taylor, Wynnewood:
Rufus
. SOl' M. Jones,
Emeritus, D. D.. College.
Haverford
4. Community Planning
<Thursday, Nov. 9, 19.4)
Profes-
01 a store In Its com-
munity may be meas-
ured by the semel! It
rende....
and stuffing toy animals for nur- pltal recovering from a gall blad- . Brenda F, Biddle, Devon, and Donat Optl,cian•. enUa"-
series. del' operation. ' The students of the Narberth Overseas Christmas Package Mailing-October 15, last day. Robert Rushton. Malvern. Thorn- Guy Greer, Editorial Staff of or to gi"e 1I0U the ftnt.t
Club 16 wlli meet at the home
of Mrs. William E. Clear. 219 Elm
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. JohnR. Hall al'e
Public' School are starting a. tin
can drive, and expect to exceed . THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK ton OakleY of Vl1Ianova has been
asked to serve as chairman of the
~g~:~r~yM~,~lneih:-ewFe~~[.:I·
I
tllpe service at the 10lDe.t
the amount of 74,805 tin cans col- possible price••
Terrace, at 8.15 P. M .. October 19. spending two weeks vacation at This is Fire Prevention Week, . by proclamatlqn of President jury. ••__.__ Hous ng Board
with the Administration
of Govemorsando[
Mrs. Sam Krauss wlil be the as- their cottage at Ocean Grove, lected last year. We derive no proftt
slstant hostess. N. J. As each pupil brings In their Franklin D. Roosevelt. One out of every three persons who lost their the Federal Reserve System and expect no remu-
on Thursday. October 19. at
j!

• • • cans, a record is kept by the mem- lives as a result of fires in the United States last year was a farm Lectures at ,Academy Washington. D. C. ' neration for lnany of
8.15 P. M.. the' Book Review Club i The John Mansfields of 121 bers of the Tin Can Committee, person, the Department of Agriculture reports. Fire is more hazard- Of N t I S . 5. Modern Democracy at Work the thlnrs ". do dally.
wlil meet at the 110me of Mrs. I Kenilworth Road, Merion, have
Larry Grey. with Mrs. Robert S. i bought a new home at Hamilton
composed of Ann O'Brien, Rose
Mary Gorman, Tommy Rees, and ous on the farm than in the city because few farms can call on a aura CIenCeS The(Thursday,
Honorable Nov. Christian
16, 19.4) A I
For example. counsel
in the care of YOUr
I-I!!rper R,'! assistant hostess. Iand Wister R~a~, vyynnewood. Bill Wallace. trained fire department for assistance, most farms are not equipped Six free !IIustrated lectures on Herter Republican Member of eyes, and the adjust-
A chart displayed by each with a ready water supply for fire-fighting, farm buildings usually natural history and travel sub- Congr~<s Boston Mass The ment of ~lall8es as
· .. j Attorney ,John Flynn of 210 homeroom shOWS the amount of
cans brought In, and the pupils are not as fire l'I!slstant as city buildings and farmers usually cal'l'Y
jects will. be presented on six suc-
cesslve Monday nights In October I Honora'bie Howard J. McMur-
ray Democratic Member of
often as needed or de-
sired.
Announclng e
'Essex Avenue has bought a home
jon Sussex RO~d.•W~nnewood. rank. The rank varies from priv- less fire insurance than city people do. Farm fire prevention sug- and ~ovember in the Academy of COngress. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We Invite yoU to
· I I Borough Council has resumE'd
ate to four start general. Fifty gestions: Have a readily available ladder that will reach to the top
cans signifys a private, and 2050 .
INatmal Sciences of Philadelphia"
19th and the Parkway.
6. A Free Economy
(P I 11 enjoy the service and

New A rnva 5 ;i~vocation

at ~ouncil meetings
discontinued dunng Summer.
'1
cans. a general. of the hlgehst building; see tha.t there is a water supply for fire
An effort Is being made by the fighting in the farm yard; and. establish fire-breaks around hay-
pupils of the Narberth Public stacks, farm buildings and matunng farm crops of high fire hazard.
Edward A. Hill wl1l discuss
Penn's WOOdS. on October 23: Mat-
thilelwdw.
rov slona y Wednesday,
The Ho~g;a~~' i?~~:'man Am-
convenience 01 Donat
Opticians In Ardmore.
Open Mon, .. Fri. Ennlftl.
A boy. born October 8, to Mr. - School to surpass the $30,721 sale w escr ISbthhlllng
e s s lontloctobde:tl30
x 1 expe I on old Judge
C' f of·the United States 7 to 1.30
and Mrs. Charles Page. of 4 Wyn- KNOW YOUR of War Bonds and stamps that MAY EASE DAD'S FUEL BILL to Southem Mexico, from which
has just returned On November
ourt 0 Appeals, Washington,
D. C. Formerly United States
newood Court. Narberth.
Others birthS• at•Bryn
• Mawr HoS- STATE
was llsed to buy two jeeps. an air-
plane, and on amphibious jeep, last Coal shortages this year have prompted the Solid Fuels .Admln-
istration for War to of'fer householders the following fuel-savmg sug-
6, Sullivan C. Richardson will
talk on the strategic resources o[
Assistant Attorney General in
chal'lD of the Anti-Trust Di-
WINFIELD
year.
pital during the past week are: The sale this year will be used- gestions' ' "Winterize" with insulation, storm sash and weather-strip- Latin America. Bert Harwell. the ~~Iopnh' N P J V' PI .
. ~w. 1'., Ice '~Sl- DONAT CO.
• O· t 'b
A b OY. b orn coer , 0
2 t Mr I Protect Our Forests to purchase two heavy ambulances. ping,. clean
. . .
and lepalr heating plant, install temperature contlol de-
motion picture photographer and
bird call imitator will appeal' No-
se
dent' Sun 011 Company, Phl1a·
~.td~
. TI . f tl 1944 h tl and one light ambulance.
and Mi·s. Donald Woodworth. of, 1e ope!lmg~. 1e . un ng vember 13. A film ot' Japan, the
244 Harrogate Rd., Penn 'wynne. :season Will bllng hunC;!leds of Pearl Harbor .Day, December 7, vice; keep room temperatures as low as health and reasonable com- delphia.
• • • 'thousands of pennsylvamans out is the deadline. Therefore, before fort will permit·, clean furnace regularly during heating season'' keep Philippines, Guam and the Dutch
East Indies will be shown by
7. Maximum Employment in a
Free Economy
A boy. born October 2. to Mr. I into the State's 15,000,000 acres that date, students of the school windows closed as much as possible; and close off unused room space. traveler Francis R Line Novem- (Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1944) Lancaster Avenae
and Mrs. Clifford Murray, of 420; of forest land. The,grea~ deman.ds must purchase $8810 in bonds and
To assist in fuel-saving, 111 weather bureau stations in 25 states bel' 20. November' 27 brings the Paul G. Hoffman, President Ardmore
---...--
Berkley Rd., Haverford. ,made by war on .the timber 1 e- stamps, to reach their goal.
• • • j sources of the United states em- East of the Mississippi River and Minnesota are determining a date annual Academy appearance of Studebaker Corporation, South
A boy, born October 4, to MI'. ~Pha~ize the need for special care in each community after which continuous central heating shOUld Cleveland P. Grant with ]1i5 bird cBend , IItntdiana. EChalrmaln of thle
and Mrs. J. Wallace Schultze. of: agamst the outbreak of ~orest
266 Trent Rd.. penn Wynne. : fire~. whe~1 so 1l'!any ~en WIll be
HIGH NOTES be necessary.
AID FOR WAR VICTIMS
and animal pictures from the land
of the Sioux Indians.
- - -••- - - -
omm ee for conom c Deve -
opment..
8. Our Liberal Heritage
• • • i takl11g. bnef holidays mto Penn- By (Thursday, Dec. 14, 194.)
A boy, born October 5, to Mr.: sylvania woods.
DAVID MALICKSON Since Poland was invaded in 1939, Americans have given more WAC T0 Start N ew The Honorable Burton K.
and Mrs. Emanuel Crudup, of 747 I There are several kinds of for-
Buck Lane, Haverford. :est fires. each one of which adds
than $175,000,000 to war victims of more than 20 countries" the Presl- 28th DI'VI'SI' On Wheeler, United States Senator
from Montana.
• • • :its quota of destruction to timber K arc h er KIU ed Ineon A ti dent's War Relief Control Board reported in calling attention to the
Walter T. Karcher. class of '43. -. ,sown 28th , e
p'ennsyI vallia th - - - . - - - .-
A boy, born October 5. to Mr.: resources in the State, not yet ad- second National War Fund drive to be conducted during October.
and Mrs. Robert Torpey, of 27 W. 'equate to supply even our own
Country Line. Ardmore. . peace-time needs. A stem fire is
has been reported k!lied- In action
in France after 10 days overseas. Before the War Relief Control Board was established, 700 agencies h~~ ~en i~ssg~~ of Vt~~~O~h;st IN ar berth
f 0 K t Di I I hi h PTA
...
• • • :one in which a decayed and hol- While at Lower Merion, Karch- were appealing to the public separately for SUPPOl"t. Now only 110 fighting In Europe, wIli be llon- I To Meet Oct. 16
A girl. born October 6. to MI'. ;low tree burns upward from below. er was a member of the Student agencies are authorized to engage in foreign and domestic war charity ore d b y th e Army th roug h th e
and Mrs. Owen Lusake, of 115 Lightning, sparks from a locomo- Council. Merlonite, Art Club. formation of a special WAC com-I The Narberth Parent-Teachers
Coulter Ave Ardmore. i tive. or sometimes a smudge built
Cross Country team, and active in -including United Service Organizations, United Seamen's Service, pany of 200 new recruits. Association will hold its second
• • • :by a hunter of game or bees· give school theatrical productions. War Prisoners Aid, and local community chest services. The $250.- The company In honor of the Fall meeting October 16, at 8.15
A girl, born October 6. to Mr.: rise to such a fire. These burn- His ambition - astorecorded
'I'onl'te-was by
be a gl'eat 000 ,000 fund sought this year is expected to bring aid to 60 million 28th '11 be k nown as th e K ey-'. P M . M1'5. E • Le e Gold s b oroug h •
stone WIDivision WAC Unit, and will Jr.. President, will preside.
and Mrs. Hugh MceKown, of 2716 'ing trees are dangerous since the
st. Mary's Rd., Ardmore.
• • •
:hollow trunk acts as a flue and
! causes a draft which carries a
A boy. born October 6. to Mr.: spark for great distances causing
tl1e Mel
illustrator or political cartoonist.
in preparation for which he had
attended art school for six years.
persons.
SAFETY RULES FOR PAPER SAVING
receive Its basic traln!Iig at Fort
Oglethorpe, Georgia.
Dr. Leonard I. Tafel, of Phila-
Applica- delphia, wlil be the guest speaker.
To avoid fire hazard, when salvage paper is collected, the Depart- tions must be made by October 31. His subject w!ll be "Meeting and
I
and Mrs. Howard. McMorris. of fire to spread to surrounding for- Karcher
known and was
likedoneboys of who
the best
has ment of Agriculture recommends that it be stacked neatly and tied :!JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"I1I11I11"III11~
Gladwyne.
• • •
est trees. Crown fires occur only
,When the woods are very dry and ever attended Lower Merion. As
word was passed among the senior
in bundles. Paper boxes should be flattened, then tied In tight bUll- ::
dIes. A metal trunk 01' bin with a tight cover is the safest place to :: ::
FALL SWEATERS ::
A boy, born October 8. to Mr. :there is a high wind. The flames
and Mrs. Bradford Brodi!' of 137. consume the leaf canopy formed students of Karcher's
everyone-whether he knewsacrifice
Walt store paper. Next best Is to stack paper bundles on a cement floor :: - All Wool Coat Sweaters, Pull- :: -
Sutton Rd .. Ardmore. :by the crowns of the trees. and personally or had only heard of away from furnace, stove 01' hot pipes. Soiled or oily paper is usc-:: , .'\ overs. Perfect With Everything. ::
• • • I while conifers are most sUb.iect to
A girl, born October 8. to Mr. i this type of fire, young hardwoods him was shocked beyond words. In less for salvage and is also a fire hazard and should be destroyed. § ;3./ Fine Hand Bags, - - Handker- i§
and Mrs. Robert Davenport, of 1761 with either new or dead leaves will the '43 Echliden
simple phrase that will be found the
characterizes TOBACCO CONSUMPTION NEAR RECORD :: 4' i \ chiefs. Hand painted Gifts and ::
Simpson Rd.. Ardmore.
. • • •
also burn freelY.
i Underground flres are those him: While domestic tobacco consumption has decline in recent § Novelties. i§ tL!r!J,:
I
A boY, born October 8. to MI'. which smolder beneath the sur- "Cheerless places made gay with
his clever bru~h !n~ ~alk."
months, this decline has been offset by shipments to armed forces :: ' " \'
abroad, so that overall consumption is at 01' near the highest in the ::
Hand Painted McNicol Greeting ::
and Mrs. William Buchanan, of face of the forest carpet. This type Cards For All Occasions. ::
514 Ott Rd.. Cynwyd. I
of fire is particularly damaging
~ ,./"~,,,. ".." ~ HELENE P WATWOOD
·· · I
since it kills the roots of the vege-
A boy. born October 8. to Mr. tatlon and sometimes blights large
Enrollment Totals 1,474
Some 1.474 students are enrolled
history of the industry, the Department of Agriculture reports.
NEW RAnON BOOK FOR CANADIANS :: \·I:\·':.);·:.:.;::.".:J· • _=
and Mrs. W~.I~ace Orr, of 501 Put- areas which do not re-seed them-
nan Rd" Menon. '- - selves ·for ·many -yeaI'!>. .- .'
in the Senior High
,1944-45",terrn
by Mr. Gilbert, r
School for the
-it .. was_announced
principal, recently.
Between October 14 and 21, each of Canada's 11,500,000 COll-
sumers is expected to get his fifth new ration book. Sugar, butt.er
~
.~~.. 243 HAVERFORD AVE.
Np"f, Co l\Iedla Dru~ SCore Narberth i§ I::= ,. =
Of this total 609 are Sopho- and preserves are the only foodstuffs now rationed. Rationing of tea. i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r.
mores,
only 399466 in the Junior class
studen'tsreglstered In and
the co ff ee an d mea t 11as b een suspen d ed f 01' some t'Ime.
'45 graduating class. In the en- RABBIT COMES INTO HIS OWN
tire school there are only 54 more When early English settlers moved to Australia, they took rabbits i
~~DINE
girls than boys-314 boys in the with them. according to the Australian News and Information Bureau.
Sophomore class and 295 girls; in
the Junior class-216 ~ys, 249
girls: senlors-179 boys, 220 girls.
This enrollment Is larger than pre-
Austl'all'a then spent millions of dollars trying to get rid of the off-
spring of these rabbits. The Australians hunted them with guns, I
t,raps. polson bait. feI.'1'ets and gas. In Western Australia they even I
I
OUT/ •
vious class and will present a seri-
ous problem in future years If it
continues.
Already the difference is no-
ticed as many students must
built a supposedly rabbit-proof fence from North to South. Still thE'
rabbits increased. Then came the war. Other meat grew scarce.
Rabbit meat was coupon-free. Recently, the Indian Government I
asked for Australian rabbits to breed for food for her services, and
I Our 22 years of experi.
ence assures you quality
cleaning service..
I
RANO
stand to eat lunch on each of
the three lunch shifts. This in export of rabbit pelts to the United States is increasing. Today, REMODELING
itself presents a serious problem Australia's one-time pest is practically a national hero.
as many students do not bother REPAIRING
to eat a substantial lunch.
Many only eat Ice crcam with RECONDITIONING
BLACK HOHSE a pretzel which is easily han-
dled in an upright position.
Lunch time should be a breath-
Brilliallt Values Announcing
The MAIN LINES

~
Full Line Of
ing period between a busy day for Football Days Finest and Most Modern
not a humdrum. Quality
l.'}\VEHN Back the Attack More than Be-
[ore-Buy Bonds.
: Sweaters, Skirts. Blouses-the Smartest
Collection in Town. Newest Fall Styles,
All the Latest Shades. Come See.:.-Come Cosmetics Beaut,· Saloll
Buy Yours Today. 100% Ali Wool.
Fine Food and Excellent Bar! WYNNEWOOD HOUSE Sweaters $4.50 to $6,50 NARBERTH AND HAVERFORD AVES,
1236 l\1onll:omen' Avenue
MARINE BAR Skirts $4,95 to 58.95 NARBERTH
City Line In Bala C. H. MUTZ, Prop. \)inners served Ilaily Except
$5.95 228 Bala Ave., Cynwyd
SundaY
Fo!' Reservation••
: Blouses CYNWYD 0928
Phone Nl!rberth 9282
TOWN and
WALNUT PARK PLAZA
:

: COUNTRY SHOP e •
GRACE W. MOYER
DINING ROOM DAILY 11 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY DINNERS 12 TO 9 P. M.
:
'No.1 CRICKET AVE., ARDMORE •
63 &.W.'U,NUT STS. For neservations Call JOE t'o RI\1 , RAI.A G()\.t· cl.un
Open Fri. & Sat. Eves.
~1II1:U11ll111l1ll1ll11111111111111I11Hlllllllltlll1l1tIlIIHI:jIllI1l111111111111111111,,"nI1l1l1ll1I11111111111111111111111111I1HIIIIIIII1I1IIIItll"III:lllllllllrlIl I HII:ItIUIUIII?r. You can't
• •
~;:~~ BALA INN hang "Uncle :Ben"
!f,: ~-RESTAURANT, BAR AND GRILLE
~::.. CITY LINE AT BALA STATION
I.
J'
~~ '\ .1. E. SEERY. 111111'.
with a thread
• Be r t The Finest Food at All Times It takes a strong nail and the rlqht kin.
•
•
DOlloghue~s
62nd " WAL~UT ST5.
STEAKS
CHOPS.
SEA FOOD lilepltone of wire to keep UncI. Ben's portrait h~9"
ing on the wall It also takes the rlqht Idn.
-,
e.·

•
..
Brookulead
Guernsey
Dairies
/itrlough to set, automatic washer. dish-

• AN ENJOYABLE PLACE TO DINE

21 ¥ ears Y ollng!
Brookmead wishes to
acknowledge the many
remembrances f l' b mo
Firms and Individuals on
!tome A Long Distance call is almost as
good as being there in person.
Helps a lot when there aren't too
will be on the market in the postwar
future. provide at that time for theile three
appUanc:es that

C'I,IISJo;I) •
• OPEN DAlLY AND SUNDA~ MO:"lD,\l'S
itll 21st Birtbday- many other calls on the wires.
Over a decade, producing essentials of a well·wired home: Adequat.
and distributing the fin- So whenever you can, please keep
HOWARD JOHNSON'S est Quality Milk, Cream
. and Dairy Products based the circuits clear from 7 to 10 each
entrance s.rvice. enouqh clrcuita, emcl
e
on World 'Renowned night for service men and women. plenty of conTenience outle,.
RESTAURANT "Golden Guernsey".
"Are you ready for Those evening hours are their best
V-Day?"
............_CITY LINE" HAVERFORD ROAD BROOKMEAD
chmce to call from camps and naval
stations.
.~

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COKPANY •

{

LUNCHEONS GUERNSEY DAIRIES Do Not Waif. Electricity lu.t Becau•• It 1. Not Batlol1.d
DINNERS Wayne. Pa. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMpANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
WINES & LIQUORS CHARLES R. MEYERS.
POUNTAIN SERVICE AIR . CONDITIONED President e'
C(-

~~~~i\j.iiW&~~~fi'~:;~~'/·~·r:'~"~""'\~)~~:'li~:~I'~":~>::'~\i';·:~ ~ ~'·:~.:i.:.~1;~t.·..~;"\;fu;~';''''''i'i~~.":~vac.< ',~;':'i'.2;,.1.·"~l ':~I'f~'_"-:':I;i,~:-,\:;:,. ..",.:;;;.,.·,:.. :.'\'.,\.i.:~,~:~.:;J!.:~,·; ._•"'"~"~:b;~;-~_\J,'

iii ~u&ilt~'"tI.lo,o.'!..~~....I.·...'-'t_~X'Ill:l>ft~~. ·&.a'.u:tlll .........
•••.. . . ,.,.,L.<:;:,.,.
~1W•• .,._:3 • .... •,;;,.
_
. . •,. ,•.•.,:.•.."
.;...< . • • :,,:r...:~:~~;:·~~i,\:,:;~;~~:';.,;,·~ .•
<j··l>;·
 Fords Now Considered
W. 'cortright Haverfo~d Man-··
Lower Merion High Ne~s Letter
~ontinued Irom Pa.ge I
Continued Irom Page ::
and packed too many tricks and
sions; Mrs. Victor MaUck, Gray's
Lane; Penn Valley. Mrs. John La-'
fore, Penn Valley Farm; Mrs.
Faith Farmer. Woodbine Ave,;
too much punch for the willing Cynwyd Estates. Mrs. Louise Bar-
Ilnd Salerno invasion, and lost track of him around Rome. Don't look but mostly befUddled Ghosts.
for him in the Pacific, Jack, I think he's still In Italy. Glad to hear
..
clay, Princeton and Oxford Rds.

from you. Good luck and write again.

__
I Lower Merion scored in the til'St
minnte, but tl'ailed briefiy at 7-6
in the first quarter before Its Committeewomen Teen-Age Canteen
, FRANK ESHERICK, S. 2/c, wrlte~ tie didn't do so well in his fiy- I power and aerial game came up Continued Iram Pa.ge I
ing and is now at Aviation Ordnance SchoOl at Norman, Okla. The Iwith two second period touch- Asked to Help by 12th grades from public, parochial
rest of his letter is devoted to telling what a h - - of a place Okla- ! downs and a 19-7 halftime lead.
homa is. For verification we'll have to call on STAN KAVANAGH and i Single touchdowns in the last two Mary H. Beerer and private schools. .
F'OllOWin~ the general meeting'
JOHNNY ABRAAMS and any other Merionltes In the land of 011 and periods, plus' a safety completed I The Dewey-BI'icker Dollar Cer- Friday nig t committees met ~ at
Indian reservations. ,th~~gu~ill West led the Maroon private homes on Sunday to -ais-
tiflcate Campaign opened this cuss details. The committees se-
, S/SGT GEORGE E GILL---;;-0APO 920 SF Is in Dutch N~W attack with two touchdowns. He week In Montgomery County un- l t d th i h I f I
. ' ." ,. too" a pogo pass from Parry Scott del' the direction of Mrs. Mary H. ec e e l ' own carmen as 0-
Gumea, working hard. He said he's getting In a little flshl!lg. bU~ I and-ran seven yards for the last
"theY're hard to ~ook." Also reports he had t? wait a 10nR time fot !score of the first haif after Cal'la Beerer. vice-chairman of the 10W~USing, Robert Davis and
the NL: hopes we 11 Ret one 01Jt In th.e Summel months. one-Geo~ge I Mariano had paved the way by Montgomery County Republican Marvin Reynolds; publicity. Wi]-
-this IS a monthly publlcatlon-Spnng, Summer, Fall and Wlntel- 'recovering an Abington fumble on Committee. - liam Thompson; finance, Russell
and by now you've gotten the July and August Issues. Glad you like! the enemy 16. In the third quar- The campaign is being conduct- Blackwood and David Mallckson;
'em-they all do. Itel' West caught a 35 yard pass ed by the Republican state Com- rules. .Jacquelin' Miller; explora-
,from Mariano and raced 12 Yards mlttee in conjunction with the tioD,' George Esherick and John
Another letter from Dutch New Guinea from SGT. ROBERT H. for his other tally. I ' Republican Finance Committee of' Stelwagon.
PennSYlvania. Richard McQuillen Is temporary
GROSS, '33, APO 31, SF. He reports the birth of his son (See YOUnR-· Pete Matt.hews. starting his first
est Merionlte Generation), and says his camp is taking on the ap- varsity game, made a rousing Assistance of all,. Republican chairman of the organizing com-
pearance of a "Boomtown." And they're just a half hour from the debut by galloping 64 yards off Committeewomen of the County mittee.
"Front"-It's hard to get a good night's sleep with the artillery blaz- tackle for L. M.'s first touchdown in seIlIng the certificates has been Present plans are to keep the
asked by Mrs. Beerer. who antic!- canteen open Friday evenings and
ing away-and dehydrated eggs for breakfast don't start you off for in the opening minute. A fumble pates "even greatel' results in this maybe Saturday nlllht. later.
the day In extra fine fettle. Thanks, Bob, an Interesting letter. RUSS de~p In L. M. territory enabled crucial election year" than in for- ]n order to help finance opera-
SHIELDS is on our mailing list. Abmgton to move' ahead shortly mer campal~ns. tion of the canteen stUdents ma.y
, thereafter" but the Maroon re-
Certificates bear the slogan, be asked 50 cents for a ca.nteen
CWO TED .JEFFERSON, '33, APO 7411, NY, reports things going; gained ,the . upper hand w.ith "Keep America the Land of Op- membership for every three
along swell in Italy-hopes it won't be too long b~fore the war is over : M~~'iano s eight yard scol:m g portunlty." Proceeds from the months period. Food and refresh-
in that area. I think you're right regarding RUSSia, we'll just have to ! ~Plmt .tha~ cappl'd a second peti01 sale of certlflcates will be used to ments would be sold at cost.
get along, somehow. You've just about qualified as one f)f our reJ:\"ulll:r I .2 yald ,el~ht-play a~va~ce: further the election of the Re- e_ _
correspondents Ted-we're getting to look forward for that V-Mall A 54 :'0 a~ d coffin camel kick by publican national ticket. Prizes Awarded In
.. ,Ed McQUiston enabled L. M. to
of yours. Contmued good luck to you. . i get two points on a safety in the The quota for Montgomery ..
r 2-(--) '31' I b t· f" d t tl e i third quarter and in the last County in the campaip;n has been Scouts Hobby Show
D.O~ALD \\. !V'UNRO, S. Ie Y , .' • l~S cen ~an~ ell e a ~.; period fourth stringer .Jimmv set at $7.500. Mrs. Beerer an-
Amphibious Traimng Base at Camp .Bladfold, Va.. tlammg cre~s f I Evans scored the final touchdown nounced. The Gladwyne Boy Scouts heid
LST·s. and just when the weather In Newport, R. I. was ge~,t~np; to ! on a 25-Yard lateral pass pIny The Dollar Certificate Cam- a Hobby Show in their club room
be perfect. It·s tough, Don, but YOU'll get along. Thanks for glvmg us ! started by Dick Powell. . palgn was launched in Lower on Friday evening. Prizes wel'e
the notice. I I.. Merion posltfon~ Ablnltton Merion Township Tuesday at a awarded for the most original. the
I Raker Left end Emerich meeting of women volunteers at most interesting, and the neatest.
Hello, PVT. PHIJ,JP M. Regel', '32. APO 5~5. NY. Glad to hear I Nason Left tackle Unger the home of Mrs. Owen J. Toland, The award for most original went
,.
, from you-thought you'd never write-still remember ~'ou in my Bus- Carpanl kft A'uard FOYle Aubrey Road, Wynnewood. to Peter Toennies for hand-carved
iness Adm. class in Room 201, with .JlM ROBERTS, FRANK ANDER- : ~~~~~ RI~~~1t~~lard ~~~~ Mrs. Toland, chairman of the naval boats. guns. etc. Raymond
SON and others. pushing a typewrlt.er is important, too, you know. Clrl110 I Rlltht tackle Taddei Lower Merion Township drive. ap- Salamanca won in the "most in-
;\
AU the fellows you mention are OK as far as I know. the PRUITTS, I West, Rlltht end MinnIck i-~; pointed 14 district leaders and ierestinp;" group with his exhibl-
asked men and women wllIing to tion of foreign and domestic coins.
DICK BECK, JERRY CASEY, etc. Don·t worry about the beer, there'll '~~~I:;no ~~ti:'~rf~e:ckHetherls~tl~h \::: ~~ volunteer as workers to contact Richard Reinhart won for neat-
be plenty here when you get home.
___
I
Matthews RIght halfback
Scott Fullback
Gee
Triplett '\ their district leaders or call her ness with his album of match
\ " at Ardmore 1712. boxes.
PFC. CLIFFORD THOMAS has been transferred to Staten Island, Lower Merion I 6 13 8 6-33
~ALNAVutHS~::D'~WS~~~'\ The district leaders are: Bala, On Monday evening. October
N. Y. He likes it 'cause he can g~t home very easily-hOpes he'll s~aY ,Abington ... , 7 0 0 G- .7 Mrs. S. M. Cleveland and Mrs. 16. at 13 o'clock, there will be <J,
. there long enough to see some Wmtilr sports. Stop in and see us, Cltff. : M;r~~~~~0~~;;;.WS~lth~2) po~~;thaef~er is hardly sugQested by'"
Carmen Miranda as she Helen Greenwood, The EdgehllI meeting of parents and interestr.d
I touchdowns - Maroney (placekIck), offers her 'lCoke" to Jim • •'.',~"C~,,'. 'Court ApartmeQts Bal . M io friends at the Community House.
CPI,. MARINO ANGELINI is in the hospital at Camp AtterburY. ; Hetherington (placekick). Safety- my Russell on the set of I Mrs. L. D. TYlTell. . 434a. Levering
er n. for the purpose of ot-ganl'zl'ng a
<,
Ind., the result of an accident. At a ball game. the batter let the bat ~~~~~: M~~~I.~~~~~IS~~d~~"N~sh~.f~~~~ Twentieth Century. Fox
production "Something Mlll Road: North Ardmore. Mrs. Cub Pack.
slip out of Ilis hands and It caught the Cpl, nght between t~e eye~; send. Callahan. Cllne. Warren. Foulke, For The Boys." J. O. Yettel', 511 Owen Road, ---.----
giving him "two of the most beautiful black eyes you ever did see. Fulton, Gane, F. Wilson. Powell. Net-
I Wynnewood; South Ardmore No. Congratulatl'OnS ,,'
VINCENT FILIPPONI is in the same hospital . with an Infected toe. son, FabIo,W,Tlbur7.lo.
Wilson. Meyers.
DavIs. Iademarco.
Selby. Bren- DI
STYLE AND STAMINA are two items 3, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson. 147
BILL COSTELLO is stationed here, as IS TOM MONTGOMERY. See ner Novak, Winters Broza, Chandler. to be checked for boys' clothes. and 1 Grandview Road: South Ardmore Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Mc-
to it that one of you guys Keeps the NL informed each month. I'll be Mattle. Fleck. Kane: O'DonnelJ. El'lll1s. EXPERT LAUNDRV _ this suit of cordurex, a modern, light- I No.4. Mrs. Benjamin Z. Straw- Morris of Youngsford Road. Glad-
. _ t b kl t M .' Abington: Aiken, BIgelow. FaneJl!' Man- TIPS: Bluing flakes dis. .... '" , weight corduroy, has both. Boys love
lookmg fOI tha 00 e, al mo. '7.lnger. PM:e, Samson. Referee- Ment- solved along with your .. _. '" d',,_V_h'." . the easy feel, the sturdy. stand-up : bridge, 1422 Edgevale Road. Over- wyne, are receiving congratula-
17.er. Haverford. Umpire-Herzog, UP- soap in the w~5h waler will make clothes whiter and brighter looking without qua lilies of cordurex. Mothers approv, I brook Hills; Gladwyne, Mr5. tions on the birth of a son, How-
PFC. NOM AN BENNINGHOVE, '42. APO 15421, NY, says he's per Darby. Head Ilnesman-Rlce. 1'Ia\'- I
streaks and w'!' aVOId the need for. a separate bluing Job. Dissolving a quarter too, because they can find such suit i Thomas Barnes II. Monk Road. ard McMorris. II. who was borr.
cake !,f a s,Pecrall¥ ~repare.d wax· like product in ~ach quart of starch assures for active youngsters as well·tailore" ' Gladwyne; Haverford. Mrs. Edgar in the Bryn Mawr Hospital 011
been separated from all the other Merionltes at Camps Haan and erford. Time of P'::~~~ minutes. • satrny, dlrt.reSlst,ng finISh and keeps the iron from sticking. as Dad·s. j C. Felton, Jr., Little Lane; Mrs. F. Friday. October 6.
it··
Carson and hopes to meet other of the guys and gals in his new lo- . Frain tip to tip the rocky curve
cation. Send us your location when ~ou can, we may be of some help. of the Carpathian mountains
North of the Danube river is near-
S/SGT, E. P. (TED) BOLENDER, 2nd MAW, FPO. SF, comes ly 900 miles long.
across with his monthly note. He's sllll with BOBO JAMES and TOM
WEIR, and says it's great to get together and re-live a.nd hash over LEGAL NOTICE
bygone days. So long, Ted, hope things in the So. PaCIfic are going STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
OK for you.
STATEMENT of the Ownership. Man-
Hello. PFC. MARSHALL BROOKS, FPO, SF. So you finally got acement, Circulation, etc.. required by
away from North Carolina. I'll tell Barsby and Suloff about that r!l:cer 1~r2, ~~tJ ~~rc~o~~ri~h o~f ~~I~U¥0\V2~:
YOU're bringing in from the West Coast. Let's hear from you agam. Pllbllshed weekly, at Narberth, Pa., for
October, 1944.
And 11ello to ".ou, .v
JOE CROWN, Pvt., Camp Shelby, Miss. Sure State COllntj'ofof Pennsylvania
Montgomery S$l:
and I remember you-big RUY, curly hair, and one of my students, Before, me, a Notary Publlc. In and
tOO. I'll check on the ring and see what we can ~o. You'll l?ear ~~'om for the state and County arore~ald,
. t n tl g 1'1'1 on IS of personally appeared GeOrl:e A. Walker.
me in the neal' future. Here's h opmg your s ay I le a s : Who belnA' ciuiy sworn accordlnll' to law,
short duration. f deposes and say~ that he Is the own-
'. ___ er of Our Town and that the folJowlng
S ISGT . B ILL FRYER , '42 , .. APO .520 ' NY . is d' in Italy.. He's t just ; Is. to the
belief, a truebeststatement
of hL' knowledge
of the owner-and
come back from rest camp-sallmg 111 the Me ItelTanean-me ~p, ship, manall'ement. etc.. of the aforr-
to ogo! We'll
I
with a couple of WACS, etc., etc. You were sort of a bashful guy m said publlcatlon for the date shown In
'll Allover that? And only three more missions ' theAURllst
above caption.
S chool ,BI " f 24, 1912, required
as amendedby tbe Act.
by the
be looking forward to seeing you. Good luck. Act of March 3, 1933. embodied In sec-
___ tlon 537, Postal Laws and Regulations,
Hello, CAPT. JIM and Mary L01}ise ~ Javoronok,) JACO~Y, Va}- to l.w~hat lhe name~ and addrc.cses of
leo. Calif. Sure and if the guyS can t wl'lte 01' don t have time. III the pubIL,her. editor and business man-
answer letters from their wi'·es. The Capt. was overseas for three ager are: George A. Walker, Bala-
yea rs and Mary's .
trying to put some weight on him. HOW'S your gar- Cynwj'd. PlI.. publL,her and editor; M.
.' . f' k . Helen Flt7.patrlclc, Phlladelphla, Pa ..
,I den, Jim? And I'm expectmg other news rom ~ ou-so eep me 10- business manager.
formed. Bcst wishcs to you two.___ . 2. ThatBaJa-Cynwyd,
Walker. the owner Pa,Is: George A.
HENRY KNOX, Y. 3'c, FPO, SF. writes a long letter elaborating m~rtg;~:: ~~~ ~~hoe~nse~~~y t;,~f:t::.~
on his location. the wonderful place that it is, an ideal spot. etc., but i owning or holdIng one per cent or
11 e can·t tcll where it •• is. The next, time pcrhaps. And I'll expept those:I more gages of or total
other amount of are:
secur\t.les honds. mort.
None.
Snappy pictures-don t forget them. GEORGE A. WALKER. Owner.
___ . I ~ Sworn to and subscrIbed belore me
PFC. CALylN LOVE, APO 160, NY, is With'ta lQM Ltdry COlt' m Eln gg- this 5th daYM~g~~~.f:r19::: MEEKER
land. Sends I11S change of address so he won lave a wa so on Notary Public.
for his next NL. Not a bad idea, Love, it also helps the overworked My eommls.<lon expires at the end of
APO. the next session o~Senat!~ _
___ SHERIFF'S SALE
A d the PFC's 'are not the only ones who change their addresses, By virtue or a writ of Fieri Facias. Is-
n . ' b' U I S ' 11 I" 1 t I sued out of the Court of Common
to facilitate the handlmg of mall y yom' nc e amm:,.- e e s II: e - ; Pleas of Montgomery County, Penna..
tcr in similar vein from COL. J. B. MATLACK, who hits the nail on ' to me directed, wlll be sold at Public
tIle head when he says "Life in active campaign is not too conducive I Sale on
. ' , . I tt I' " He has also I WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1st. 1944
t,o the proper attention to one s ?wn .pet~o~~ ma. e s. , , at 1:00 o·c1ock. P. M" Eastern War Time,
noticed that there is an LM ite m I11S dlvlslOn, Wishes he knew the In Court Room "A" at the Court Home.
I

unit I'd havc to do a lot of research to find that guy, Colonel. but· In the Borough of Norristown. said
TAKE NOTICE-the GI in Col. Matlack's DiVision, at ~'0l!r .earliest I i~i~'i;~'~ the foJlowlng descrlbrd Real
opportunit~·, PDQ-hasten to the Colonel's Hdq.. rush ngh.t m, SI~P i ALL THAT' CF...RTAIN lot or piece of
him on the back and say, Col., I'm the guy from Lower Menon you re Itround with the messuage or tenr-
'
100 k mg 01.
f ' I'm SU1'e the Colonel w'n 'slap
.yOU . right back, . see
_ t that
tl ment thereon
Borough erected County
of Narberth, SITUATE In the
01 Mont- ...

Bu Bill
you get another stripe, and probably entertam you at dmnet a le gomery and State of Pennsylvania,
OC. Can I do more, Col. Matlack? And when you gUYs get back home, described according to a survey there- ,
you'll both probably slap me down.
--- ., .
~~el~i~e'1.~ ~~y ~~to~prn-: l~te~; f~:
lows. to wit: • •
SGT. LARRY J. REDMOND, '32. APO 83, NY, wntes he s been SITUATE on the Southwesterly side
very lucky and still going strong. He had a close call on July 4 when 1 0 1 Narberth Ave. 200 ft, measured
he was injured by shl'apn~1 fr01!? an ar~illery sl;ell. He received the ~~~t~~~:t~~rd~nJ~~~A~~; ~~~~~ai~:
Purple Heart and is back 111 action agam. Here s your hello to LEN ING In front .or breadth along the
•
FRIES Best of luck Larry and Len owes us a letter. Southwesterly side of Narberth Ave.
. " on a course South 12 degs. 11 mlns. •
I
PVT. AMERICUS A. MARCHIONE, APO 16168F, NY, is in ItalY, f;S\c5~g{~' a~d ~;t;':~dl~~l~fh~e~~~~~~\~

$40,000,000
entertaining troops singing from the platform of a truck one daY, I between paraJlel Ilnes at right angles
.
10 an opet
'a louse the next He hopes to meet many Merlonites as he I to said Narberth A\'e. 125 ft.
1 '.. d d tl t yo alsO I The Impro\·ement., thereon are a 3-
•
gets around on these tours. Here s hopmg you 0, a~ la u ,Etory stone and frame hou~e. 27 ft.
get a: chance to participate in severnl opera productIOns. , : front by 36 ft. deep. wIth 1 story frame
I
FLASH' A later letter reparts Marchione about to leave on a two I addition. 12 ft. by 8 ft., With
months' toui- in Italy and perhaps th~ continent. with ~ USO sho~v ~~rh b~~h ~~o~IJstfJ~g;?:' 3 :gg:::~' :~~
produced by Ben Lyons and Bebe Dal11els along With GI s. And Mat - bath on third floor. cellar, gOB, electric
4 5 rooms

ione will sing. Watch for him fellows, and give the old LM yell. IIIA'htS. Springfield water, 011 burner,
Ch . t ' - ., t LM n your return hot water heat.
We're not forgettmg the cancer YOlile glV111g a 0 • Seized and taken In execution as the
GOOd luck. ___ I be sold ofby Elizabeth L. Derb~', and
property
to
PFC. JOSEPH W. RIELLY, APO 654, NY, is in England. He wants: SAMUEL M. GLA~~crlff
Disec:rse •ec:rrryinq il'lsects - mosquitoes, ships-that are needed to fight the world's big-
several addresses (Arnone and McCarthy) and wants the NL sent. to Down Money $200.00 . fleas, lice, ticks-have killed or disabled more gest and toughest war, and which make this
his home. Those requests are easy, Joe; it's been done. Here'li hopmg Sheriff's Offlce. Norristown, Pa, American fighting men than many a hard- war so terrifically exp~nsive. •
oU'1l be back at the BC Jr. High in another year. OctOber 3rd. 1944 O.T. 10-5-3t..
Y ESTATE OF MARIE L, NIDECKER. late fought battle.
Hello, WALLACE J. McLEAN, '44, USNTC: Bainbrid~e, Md. It coo~n~~r~~~~s~fd.Narberth.Montgomery
They're qoing to spend part DC your
But today, men in the tropical theaters espe- War Bond money this year for DDT-and
seems a very short time ago that you were he~pmg to addtess letters Letters of Admlnlatratlon c. t. a. on
to the boys in the service-and here I am, writing to you. If you do the above Estate having been granted cially are better protected against these killers other insect killers-some $40,000,000.
as well In the Navy as you did helping me-you'll be OK. Good luck : i~esa~~d~~~~~e~re a~~Q~e:.~~~s ~n~~~;. than ever before-thanks to amazing new dis-
and let's hear from you again. ImmedIate payment. and those having That money will save American lives and
___ legal claims, to present the 6ame With- coveries like DDT.
help shorten the war, It would be a darn good
ENS. T. P. SAWYER, '39, is ,..itn aM.. T. B. Sqdn... FPO, SF. Th.e out del'riJ~ C. SCHWABENLAND. Spray DDT on a screen - and a fly that
•
27th NL was his first-he was 'glad to get It-not haVing seen a Met - 28 Woodside Avenue. investment even if we never got a cent DC it
lonlte since entering the service. But the same day he got the NL- Narberth, Penns!·lvanla. walks on that screen three months later dies. back. But we will get it back - and get more
"CK SCHENCK Pl'loting a PBY Tom tens about Or her Attorney Roland Fleer, Esq.. 512
in t 0 hi saseb fI ew J ~ , .'. . Swede Street. Norristown, Pa. Or take "Aerosol"~a new way of releasing . money with it.
going up with Jack and on one occasion had qUite a t11l'1l1. Tom sa~s o. T, 9!7-6t.
recreational facilities are real good-also saw the USO show put on ESTATE OF JOHANN EMANUEL pyrethrum in a gas. One small drop of pyre-
by Eob Hope Frances Langford, Jel'l'Y Colonna and a "demure dancer NIDECKER. late of Borough of Nar·
thrum, when released by means of an aerosol,
Under those circumstances, War Bonds •
WIth a t-avls'hlng figure" , by name-Patty. Thomas . With that we'll berth, Montgomery
Letters County, deceased.
of Admlnlatratlon c. t. a on have a mighty strong claim on every dollar
sign off-hope to heal' from you agatn, Tom. the above Estate havIng been grailted will kill every "skeeter" in a room 12x12x7
.
......................_AAA""••':_"""
--
I
the Officers Candidate
.'
thE; U. S. Manne Corps a
School
t C of ed
to the undersigned, all persons Indebt-
to said Estate
ImmedIate payment.are requested
and thosetohaving
amp legal claims. to preaent the same with·
make in one minute!
you <l.on't have to spend for actual necessities.

Maybe you could find enouqh of

•
OUR LeJeune, N. C. ' out delaY, to Now the DDT and aerosols are some of the •
i ••- - ' ALICE C. SCHWABENLAND, thousand and one things - in addition to the those dollars to buy an extra Bond-
MEN AND WOMEN
IN SERVICE
.l: "
Rev. H. A. Lolll~
• 23 WOOdside Avenue,
o~ l'er Attorney, ROlan~aFr:~;~~~~~f2 obvious items like guns, tanks, plan~s, and today. ,.
........'11 ". _ "...
_ ". _ ~
I Word has been received of the Swede St., Nonlstown. Pa. O.T. 917 6t
• ESTATE OF REBECCA A WALLACE

- to have a:nil. to. h~Qld

.. death of the Rev. H_ A. Loills of late of Narberth deceased '
. The Distinguished Flying Cross Foxboro Pa a former curate of Letters Testamer.tary on 'the abo\'e •
has been awarded to Capt. Robert ,., csthte have been A'ranted to the \mder-
C. Chapin. 216 Sabine Ave., Nar- the Church of the Redeemer, signed, who request all persons having
berth Bryn Mawr who was for a time claims or demands altalnst the estate of
• ••• ' , t h e decedent to lnalce known the same.
. In charge of St. Joseph s P, E. and all persons Indebted to the de-
George Go McColmell, 201 Lant-/ Chapel, Gladwyne. Wh.lle living ce~ent to make payment, without de-
wyn Lane, Narberth,' has been in the village, Mr. Lollis endeared la~. to
,commissioned a second lieutenant himself to the community through MRS. MARION WE:C~ix,
following comPletion of an ad- his work with young people. and 216 Essex Avnue,
vanced flying course at Selman especially through his untiring de- Narberth. Pa.
Field, La. votlon to service during the disa~- Or her Attorney, John E. Flynn, Esquire.

OUR -TO·WN
• • • trous flu epidemic of 1918. He 40 East Airy Street, Norristown, Pa.
O.T.IO/5-6t.
Aviation Cadet Jopn R. Twar- wUI always be remembered with You are herebY notified that the An-
doska, 406 DudleY Ave., Narberth, love and gratitude by his former nual Meetlne of the Members of Ab-
was appointed fiight officer fol- parishioners in this locnlity.
_ _ _._____
Ington Memorial HospItal wlll be held
on the 24th dal' of October, 1944, at
lowing graduation from the bom-
bardier school at Albuquerque,
New Mexico. •
MAKING BEESWAX
•
I
4:30 P. Moo at the Hospital for the pur-
pose of electing Tru~tecs for the forth-
Beeswax beglns as' R secretion coming Year. hearing and approving
• • • in the bee's glands With Its hind reportsbuslne88
of officers
as and
maytoproperly
transact come
such
•
This, is a,n official C/. S. Treasury advertisement-prepared under the auspices 0/ ;reasury Depal'tment and War A.dvertisin~ Counc/;l.
. other
2nd Lt. Richard P. Berry, son legs, the insect removes the sub- before said meeting.
•. of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Berry, 27 stance, brings It UP to the mouth'j , E. C. SAYERS.
',. N&l'brook park. Narberth. received where It Is mixed with saliva. a.nd ' Secretary.
';"hia comlh1ss1on September 30 fol- chewed into a consistency sUit ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL •
, .,~I)wlng completion of training at able for buildinR honeycomb. - AE'1NOTON. PENNS~~cfllt.i.2_2t.
;"':';