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CourtHearsThat. TeachersMay Quit .Tohs

ONLY ONE AUTO ACCIDENTOnly one automobile accIdentwasreported In the Borough of Narberth during January, Lower MerionSuperintendenlof Police SamuelW. Gearhar t told the TownshipCommissioners last w e e ~ .

Narberth Borough will save atotal o f $9.75 th is mon th , no smallmatter In this year Of high expenditures and limited receipts.Members of the Narberth Women'sCommunityClubhave InformedCouncil they will reimburse themthat amount of a total bill CouncilwiII pay lor cutting down blackoutcurtaIns to fit the windows of theirroom In the building.P r e ~ e n t curtains on the winduwsdon't effectively shut out l igh t fo rdaytime movies, it seems. But blackout curtains used by the Boy Seoutsduring the war would, if cut down.Total cost will be $19.50.

Borough T J " ( ~ a s u r yWill Save .$9.75

Mrs. Mary Dixon LeavesEstate,To Two SistersMrs. Mary E. Dixon, of 113 Rockland Ave" Narberth, named hertwosisters as beneficiaries of her $7,500( 's ta te , according to her wll I i1ledf or p ro ba te t hi s week In Norris

town. Mrs. Dixon. widoW of GeorgeE. Dixon , con trol ler o f the PennMutual Insurance Co, tiled Febtuary 11 at t he a ge o r 71.Hannah SuppleeDobbins andLilUan Simmerman, both ofthe Rockland Ave. address, will share theestate.

An emel'g'eney e x i ~ t s in thr. NarIhetth PubJir- School, Roland FIN'rI solicilor for the BOI'ollg-h i'r-hool n l ~ :I t rict , told the M o n t g - o m e l ' ~ ' C O l l n t ~ COllI't siUing en banc In N'orJ'istownTuesday morning.The e m e " g e n e ~ ' Ie lIerloul! enouj;;'h,,Fleer told theCourt, tn w!ll"renl,hnrrowlng- of money tn grant the 2/ip . m p l o ~ p . . nf the district I\n ImmediRte CMt-nf-living- l"alse.COllrt .Jud!:,rnent SoughtFle!'l". appenring befol"e the CourtI R rl'prCsen tR tivp . o f both th..f'chool Board R.nd the teachers, tilAskin;;: fOl' n dcclaratol'y judgmentnn whether 01' not the State SchoolCode allows money to b e borrowedfor thl' cost-or-Iiving raise.School Boards can borrowmoneyin excess of the budget it an emer!:,ency exists. F lee r is ask ing theCou rt t o d cc la re that such anemergency now exists,Tuesday morning in NorristownF lee r made two points in his argument:

1. An emergency exists sinceneitherthe SchoolBoardnortheteachers last summercould haveforeseen "the sharp and suddenr ise in the cos t o f l iving duringthe lastsix monthsof 1946."2. An emergency exists since,I f immed ia te raises a re n otg iven the teachers, NarberthPublicSchoolmight lose a. largenumber ofits teachers to eitherother school districts or privatebusiness.

The School Code a lso a llowsmonies to be transferred trom oneaccount to anotherwithin thebudget if an emergency exists.Fleer aisa ' asked the Court to a l low the Narberth School Board totake this course of action, but laterIndicated that the board had placedits chief hopes in being allowed toborrow money tor the teachers 'raises.Early Decision HopedFleer's a rgumen t was heard byJudges George C. Corson and Harold G. KnIght. JUdge WilHam F.Dannehower is taking a winter va.cation.Becauseof the pressing nalure ott.he case, Fleer said \ V ~ d n e s d a y , heexpected a decision "fairly soon,"Fleer's request of theCourt Tuesda y was in sharp contrast t o a nother, similar case on which argumen t was heard tho same day .The Court Tuesday also beard a.request of the Echool teachers otUpper Moreland Township to declare that an emergency existswhich wcu ld a llow the ~ l ' o w n l l h i pSchool District to borrowmOlley forsalary increases.In the Upper Moreland case, howe ver , t he r eq ue st of t he t ea ch er swas fought by the solicitor for theSchoo l Board who told the Courtthat a sufficient emergency did notexist.

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Here you find Ihe leading sing.en 0' Ihe nail on.

H20 QUESTIOKS"

liTHE SHADOW")

GUY LOMBARDO:

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"THE FALCON"WfDNESDAY, MARCH 5

"QUEEN DAY"

BC Meeting(Continued on Page 10)'Snow ' s rh e to r i ca l qu e st i on wasg reet ed w i th a round of applausefrom the audience.Dr. Philip U. Koopman, A s s i s t ~ant ScholSuperintendent, spoke on"The Program andSt andard s o f theEleme!!tary Schools."During the question and answelperiod which folIowed the officialstalks, Dubois to ld the audience hefe lt fund s shou l d be expendedsolelyon children and not on adulteducation.His remarks wer e i n r es po ns e t oa ques t io n on adu lt educa ti on hereraised by Mrs. Thomas Kane,p re si de nt o f t he Lower MerionTownshi p League o f .Women Vo t-ers. .A t r ibu te to t h e Ne ighbo rhoodClub's role in sponsoring the newlyestabl ished safe-driv ing course in

t h e Sen io r H igh School here \vasj ai d b y D r, H,. V. Halloway, Delawa re ' S t a te Su pe r in t en de n t o fSchools, a guest a t t h e meeting.Club Vice President Richard S.C ~ e w ac ted a s mode ra to r .

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VERNON F. ALLEY, managerIndu s tr i al s a le s d epar tment of. the phfladelphla Elect ric CompaD;)", will round ou t a servicere co rd o f 25 yean On March 1.Mr. Alley resides at th e MerionGarden Apar tmen ts , C i ty L i ne.and Wynnewood Ave., Merion.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19(1Merion. Sale, E ~ e c u t i v e

CarrIaresCribsBirh ChairsMattressesand AcoossorIes

Local Anglers(Continued on Page 2)

and recreat i on a l fa ci li t ie s fo rgeneral public,This i s p ar t. o f the program tha tMontgomery County has been urgi ng f or the past year.I ni ti al s te ps w er e a ls o t a ke n o nthe second part of the dam bUildingprogram in Pe n n s y I v a n i a, thes p 0 r t s me n were advised, whenCha rl es H . B ru nn er , J r ., r ec en tl yIntrduced House Bill No. 278, prov iding lega l authority for commiss ione r s in count i e s that wish suchauthority, to rebUild, r cp ai r a ndmaintain dams within their respective borders, also In the interests otflood control , maintenance of water

levels and recreat ional faci li t ies forthe general public.Montgomery County has morethan 50 s ll)all dams tha t c ou ld b erepa i red unde r the pI'ogram, andthe sportsmen a r e u r gi n g the gene ral publ ic at. t hi s t im e t o w ri tetheir representat ives in support ofthis bill.COUNTY CIYn. COURT JURORRose N. Kennedy, o f Na rbe r t h,has been selected by the Montgomery County Jury Commissioners forservice during the February t":omof Civil Court which begins Monday, March 17.

FRATERNITY DANCEAlphaGamma Sigma, Lower Meri on H ig h School fraternity, wlIlsponsor a dance Saturday night atthe Wishing Well, 69th Street, Uppe r Da rby .

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Dr. Franklin IJuncombeMakes AnnouncementHere This Week

B-C MethodistChurch Accepts70Members

legal limit allowed. It was demonstrated at t h e Racque t Club beforethe Penn Relay coaches l a s t y ear ,andwas used at several meets laterIn the season.

-MILK llIre'. Perf1 FOld'o r Over :J0 Yetl1aIROOKMEADlaerlH, Dalrl

E 'La in e'sDre ss Shop1 2 5 Nor th Na rbe r th Avenue

Phone Narbtrth 4365DRESSES SUITS HATSAs StttZ itl This Mont/is Madamoiselle and Vogue

C r e a ~ d for Your Individual Sat isfact ionBy Henry Rosmftld and Other Famous Designers

CALL ARDMORE 4510 4511 2858" ,MAIN LINE FISH MARKET

R. W, HILL"As Close To You As YourTelephone"

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That wal5 a f ine mllllt ingMr Harry A. Jacobs, of Ii i ForrNtAve., Narberth, pu t o n f or theConservation an d Gardens Commi tt ee o f the Woman's Community C lu b TUe sd ay a f ~ I 'noon

Town Talk

Sorry to he ar tha t Mr Jim McDermott ,of 320 Pembroke Rd" Cynwyd, has been qu it e ill. She's thepopUlar desk c l erk at the CynwydBell Telephone omce a nd h er h us band 115 the equally popUlar Ji mMcDermot t who delivers mail inArdmore , Guess that's all fo r t hi s week.Bye now . , ,

THE NATIONAL BANMOF NARBERTHNARBERTH 2800

. ..,.Amount Start, Account....MIN IMUM BALAIICE.MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE_ ~ _ H ~ R G E . L ~ O _ ~ i : ~ ' - . ~ ~ ~ T ~

Yn;'r'- C h e ; k . ~ i t hU......~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ e i ; f ' i e l l t u r e F 7 ~ c l # ~ 1bounllin blouer, c a l . ~ d l r elidl' ftCCIni. tas: deducliea,- ." record Ind two uI.lul pocuu fer .Olle,., canl.. etc. f1''-- ....., rr - ..' .,.........J-IIUI- .........Only 80 Pe r Cbeck (Boob of za Checks)

PlansAnnonncedFmNew BirdLover" AllsodatioJl

Headquarters forA.ll Medical NeedsJ. Paul SheaPHAlUIACYAT NARBERTH STATIONNARBERTH 2838-Z83D

Hawk BountyIsExtendedIndefinitely

RETURN FROM FLOR IDAMr, and Mrs. William J. Gregory,and their son Robert Gregory, of426 Tregaron Rd" Cynwyd, and Mr.and Mrs. Edmund G . S . FIllnnlgan,o f B al a Ave., and Trega ron Rd.,Cynwyd, r et ur ne d S un da y f ro mFlorida,

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ST, COLMAN'S DANCESSt, Colman 's Alumni Associationis sponsoring a. serlel5 of ~ u n d a ynight dances to be he ld In the schoolhall beginning this Sundayfrom 8:45to 11:45 P. M. Betty Wood Is chairma n of the dance committee.

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E:>'l 'A'f}O] O},' PIEIWB LAIUD, DECEASI>D ( La te o f (he Borough ofr\arlJerth, ;llolltgomery County. Pa.).LeHerR ~ r e s t a U l e n t a r y o n t he a bo veEs tale ha\ 'e heen granted to the under signed, wilo requests all personR_Il!'-vingdaims or demolids against tbe E.,...te otthe decedell t to wake kllowu the saffie,aD,1 811 perROlls Indebted to the decedent tomake [ > ~ Y I n e n t , ' ' 'lIhont drlnl', toJOHN CIIULSTRO;lI,Executor.East .TobnMn Street,PillladeJphia, 44 l'euna.Or to his Attorney, '' ] O H ~ C, XOOl\Al\.1:!4fl Land Tille Buildin;.:-,Philadelphia 10, I'euDa.

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(Continued fl'om Page One)of hi:; 0\\'11 specialty, to the exiI'S. Paul Neese, 17More Hawkll Soon ~ G r a t h , director ot the L. M. voca- gence. Derwen Rd .. Bala.Cynwyd: MI'. andFischel', who organized the up- tlonal sebool; Fred. Brill and Mr . and/ Mn . Wm. B. McMillin, 1415 Edge-IOa.l'ious hawk mroeting In the ' ! 'own- Mrll .Harold H. Taylor. of theNeigh - To Overb rook In 1986 _ va le Rd ., Overbrook Hi ll s : Mr. and5hip huilding IIlRt month , s a id it hOl'hood Club: Dr, S. Edg .r Downs, end the found Mrs. Henry F. Dever, 5H HoweRd.,

h formel' Superintendent of ."chools', I ali :'am teachml': ' I l t Girard, but In Merion; . John Deve." 544 Hove Rd .,may e n ec es Ra ry t o e x te nd Ihe ., 1920 I t f d t h Phil d I Merion:,Miss Mildred S p a n ~ e n b e r g ' ,h O l J n t ~ . deddlin'! indeflnil.ely h e c a u ~ ' ! F. A, J)uboil5, present superinten.,1 Ie . r ~ n s erre 0 t; ) a e - , ~ 2 3 BJ'yn Mawr Ave" Bala-Cynwyd:the- coming of S p r i n ~ would s ee All dent of Schools; E. E. BuplIngame, ph ia pubhc school SYbtem anti was Mr. and Mrs. D .A lv inK ime . Lodg-csillCleue in Ihe numhel' :If hRwks In head ot the School Board,Dr. Phi l lp sent. Northeast. High School as La" BaJa-Cynwvd ; George W . Fea-the Township. Koopman, Assi s tan tSupe l' i nt endent gym In st ruc t or . He was l a t er sent sel, 411 Grove Pl . .Narberth ."0 ' t of School", "' -org. H. Gilb-rt, and to Simon GratzHigh Schoo.I, where Also, Mr a nd Mrs.Lloyd M. Bost-ur campal/:,n to pro I'!ct Ihe ""' v v h t d til h d h d wick, 314, Cyn)'wd Rd., Bala.-Cyn.

~ o n K hir'ds proceedin;l" in Il qUiet, J!:d Snow, principal ... o f t he S en io r e s aye e waS. 'l n l, . f a wyd; Miss I dea J e an BostWick, 314dignified Rnd "fficil'!nt manner. \Ole High And A rdmo re J u ni o r H ig h, o f the PhYSical E d u ~ t t o n Depart Cynwvd Rd. , BalaCynwyd; Mr. ands"""iel's ((II' D,. ""'Aller J,! The yeRI"s worst sno,


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Hel'e. at yonI' A& P Snper M a l ' I ( f ~ t s . ;V0II'II flndgleaming new Holl;\' Carter Lower Merion Township League ofu r day 's Sout h ea s te r n D i st r ic t H igh t u r n home somc tlmc in Mal'ch, ,) 0 \ Vomen V ol er s, l as t T h ur s da ySchool band concer t In the Norr is- IH ' . T' Jk O mor ni ng i n t he Ashhl'idge House,town High School auditorium. MR AND ~ I . R S . J . A . HUEBER" eal a I I Rosemont.They.were: Robert ;Setts, of LOW-I of 346 \Voodbine Ave" Penn Vfl.lIcy,: p. JI' . R . I ' " The discussion was Ipd by Misser MerIon, and MargIe ~ a c k s o n , o f s pe nt l as t we ek i n "'l1liamsbUl'S',' U} Ie . e atlo118 .Jessie C, E\'ans, who made a sur\'cyHaVerf?rd, Solo Clarinet; E ~ g e n ~ Va,. whel'e they visited "Coloniali "Good Jlublic relations me,an o f t he I "n g and t u l ' b ~ " m t 'historyIBentles. Haver ford,Third Clal lnet , Williamsburg." the hlstol'ic city that I good wil l a ri d mor e c ommu ni ty I of Palestine,Doris Croll, Haverford, Al to C la ri - has been res tol 'ed to , I ls 18th Cen- pride," Loyal Ohner, executive of The group willhold Its next meet-ne t; He len Wise, Haverford, Bass tUI'y appearance John D. R.'p.kc- the ~ e n n s Y l v a n i a Chain store. , ing on T h u r s d a ~ ' , March 6, at 10:30,Clarinet. feller, Jr, CounCil told members of the Bala- A. 1t , at the h om e o f M rs , HCOl'y IAlso, Rober tWalkingLowerMer-. C y n ' \ \ ' ~ ' d - N ~ I ' b e r t h Ro ta r y C lub at I R Dl'in!{cr of 249 Merion Rd, .Mer-,ion, B M a s ~ o o n ; R o ~ ~ r t Albsrecht'hLoW MISS J A C QU E I. I 1'1 E REES, t h e i ~ , r e gu la r T ue sd ay l un ch eo n ; ~ n , when ' ~ h e s U ~ j e c t of d i s c ~ s s i o n ;CI' erion, Barl one axop one; daughter at DI. and MI's. T. M. mel', mg. " . ' . will be "For e ign Tr ade i n Re la ti on IChris Ernest, LowerMerion, French Richard G l lbs , plesldent of the D t' H ..Horn' WlIIlam Ell iot t Haver ford Rees, at 109 Elmwood Ave" Nar- Club. presided at t he m ee ti ng . to omes IC armony.and Dona ld Ro rke . L ~ w e r Merion: berth, who 15 a stUdent at Stephens during which h i r t h d a ~ ' s of seven. It Lo Gollege,' Columbia, Mo" attended' a' members "'Ne c!!lcbrated.Trombone, " H en ry S m h, , ;e r dance given recently by thc ~ J p h o - John A, :l\'Iiller t oa st ed t heMerion, Balltone, andFHl twBald Dlel- mOI'e class o f t he college, ,sel'en birthdays members. whozler, Haverford, BB a ass, !were W, James Dr ennan . Robe r tSmall Auditorium MR.ANDMRS . D. ,J. I\kNICHor.,1 J, Hobson, J, .J. Whiteside, F re d H ig hl ig ht in g t he Stud'i!nt Coun-The audience, held to a min imum of 737 Braeburn Lane Penn Valley! Caballero, Parker P ur in to n a n d Icil 'sRevel 'se Dancc in Down's G ~ ' m .because o f highway conditions, SllW h ad a s t he ir w e e k - e ~ d g'ucsts t w ~ ' Albert F. \\', Vick. t he s am e M ar ch 8, will be the :'Swingel'ettes"Dr.Louis G. W ~ r s e n , ~ I r e c t o r ?f boys fl'OIll Valley, Fo rge Genc r al ' Iime, the 4 2 1 1 ~ a n n l v e r s a r ~ ' of , from Allentown, an all-girl hantl,MUSIC Education m the city ofPhl l - Hospital. : Rotary Intel'llatJOnal was cele- The crowning of the king of theadelphia, serve as t he g ue st con- Ibrat,ed. , ' , ' schOol and h i scou r t by Queen ~ e g -ductal' f or t he l ar ge band. ' MR S ROBERT IEITH f 2?7 SIX guests " ,el l' entel tamed at gy Da"i t and he r retalllers, 1\Ial'IIouTh 0 ra bega Ith an over- ' , , 0 - I the luncheon, held at the Over- , ,'" M . Lo 'I '" ,.r e pr g m n w Essex Ave Narber th entertained at C I TJ J 1Ialsden al'\ u a, Sol , ar )t ur e u nd er t he b at on o f Damon D. a l u n c h e ~ ~ Monda\: Amonn' the broJOk 5'clf , III J, d F l e ~ ' l weDre I Harr is ;n d M ~ I ' \ ' LaClair, will beH It DI e t of Music Educa .,., sep I I \, c a Io n a n 'rec re 1 .' , , I t.a on, I' co r '", - guests were Mrs. J. Desmond Mc- : Jr .. of t h e Ar dmo r e Club; . Joseph: t 1 ~ 1 ' featlll',c atl;'actlOn. ~ a . s year,tlon, Norr istown Hloh School. Tighe, Mrs, Albel ' t P. : \ I I I " " ' ~ I ' , M r s, ' Serrill o f f he Paoli-Malvern-Ber- Bi l l LaClall' was elected long, AndDI'. ' Ve rs en t he n t o? k c h a rg e a n d R ic ha rd S ta le y a nd ~ I r s : John II'vn C lu b a nd W, R. Rohrbach. of; his cour t consister of John Kane,conducted the band In these num- Flynn, i H ~ r r i s b u r g , who w as a guest of iBlaIr 'Yetherald, Jim Billington and Iben: i the speaker. B la ir A lb re ch t a nd I Dick Powell. ,Selections Played ~ I R S . H UG H S PE ED . o f ]27 1 Con Albrrcht. .Jr" were t h e gues ts I ~ l l 1 r i l y u Mac,chi will ~ 6 - d , t he d ec -: '"March Goria," by Losey; "First Chestnut Avc" Narherth, is v isi t inA' o f C an A lh rc ch t, S r. oratlllg c o m ~ ; t l e e " which II1cllldes lSuite In E Flat," byHo lst ; "L i th - her mother, Mr s. John .T. Gill, in :Mat'y Jane Cox, Nancy lIIurphy,:uanian Rhapsody," by Scal'molin; San Antonio. Tex. 22 PerCel l t Decre(lse i Marg-aret Smythe, Janie 1.awson,'"March O p. 99, " by Prokofieff; III A"to Itccidellts Dolores Honne, DOdie Blackburn, I"Mannln Veen," by Wood,' "March l\IR AND " '- IRS R (' C OT T I:\'S Jane Nelson, Ruth Ann catlett,l' " '.. ' . '. , ,. , A decr eas e o f 22 percent In T TI N' Bl k do f t he F re e People," Darcy ; "Po r - of 129 Chestnut Ave" Narherth, left . e,an, ,lomas, ancy ac woo 'I't he n um h p l ' of persons injured M M hgey and Bess Se lec tion. " by Gersh Monday for a thrce-week td p t o i n R ut om oh ll e accidents herelast ! ~ I l l n r SImons and ary L ou aI's. iwin; "Caribbean Fantasy," Mor- the V\'est Coast. lllonth compared to January a - - - - - - - I

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Mrs. Georg e A. Bohem, o f Overbrook, e nt er ta in ed a t a buffets uppe r in honor of Miss GraceD'Ossone Leonard, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. John C. Leona rd , o f426 Witley Ud., Wynnewood, andJohn Paul Bohem, son of Mrs. Anthony 0, Bohem, of Llanfa ir anelRoberts Rd., Ardmore, whose marriage will take p la ce S a tu r da y,April 19, in St. Colman's Church,Ardmore.

Miss Katharine E . M cB ri de ,pres iden t of Bryn 1\1awr College,entertained at dinner Mondayevcning, in hOllor of l)rofes50rand Mrs. Arnold Toynbee. Professor Toynbee gave the third MaryFlet c he r l e cture entitled, "Encounters Between Civilizations,"i n Goodhar t Hall tha t evening.

Mrs. Joseph Harrison, Jr., ofArdmore Ave. and Glenbrook Rd.,Ardmore; .1\1rs. Ibwson G. Lizars,of BuckLane, Haverford; and Mrs.Winthrop H. Battler, of Media,w il l l e av e March 14 for Sea Island, Ga., where they will joinM rs . W ar d W he el oc k. o f H av er f or d, o n her yacht , "Margot ."* *' *

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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Full er , a nd Lawrcnce C. Fuller, Jr.,of 39 St. Paul's Dr., Ardmore, arcthe guests of l\Ir.A. Kinniard Tad,at Palm Beach.'* *Miss Mary Ann Filz-Hugh.daughter of 1)1'. ;\lul Mrs. ThomasF it z-Hu gh , o f 33G Penn Rd.,Wynnewood, was just e le ct ed t oPhi Beta Kappa at Vassar College. A senior. majoring I n z oo logy, Miss Fitz-Hugh won theKate Roberts prize in zoology lastyear. * *Miss Barbara Jean Stark, daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. George L.Stark, of Warwick Rd .. and RoslynLane, Wwnnewoocl . a s tu d en t a tColorada College, ColoradaSprings, Colo., h as b ee n chosen"Miss Colorada Col lege.". . .Miss Barbara Suzanne Leech.debutante daughter of Mr. andMrs. Edward .Jol1n L ee ch , of"Hearthstone," Wynnewood, w il lentertain at a dance at t he homeo f h er parents, an Sa turday eve..... ning, May 21.

MILLER, WFIL's earlyemcee, and Mrs. Ml11ermoved In to their new re si at 2403 Hathaway Lane, Mer

AND MR. ROBERT W.HK, formerly of Brookline,be at home at 7207 Morton St.,9, Texas, after March 1. Iif; IAM CORNER, son of Mr.Corner, of 7 E. LanghorneLlanerch, had as his houseoverthe week-end, MissHelenof Arlington, Va. . ..AND MRS . WAYNE O.KLIN, o f 1404 West Chester\\Testgate Hills, have a s theire guest :Mrs. Locklin's mother,E. L. O'Reilly, of Upper Darby. . ..

* * ..Miss Ann G. Hobb, of Gladw ~ ' n e , and l\liss Olga Gr iscom, o fRadnor, will leave for HobeSou nd , F la ., o n March 22, wherethey will be the guest o f M is sDora Browning Stewart, daughte r of Mr. and 1\1rs. John Stewart,of Radnor.

JOHN WARGO, of 112 McKelvey, Mrs. Karl 'WllsoD, Mrs' IID Allenhurst, N. J.Ave., Manoa, received William Johnson, Mrs. Wayne O.

birthday and Valent ine ' s Lockl in and Mrs. Cha rl es C hu rc h- MRS . LYNAR B R O C I ~ , of 7 N.t v I tI D h h man all ot 'Westgate Hil ls' Mrli' Drexel Avenue, N. Arolllmlnk, en-e n o n a en ne ay, w en er , , . tertalned at b ri dg e l as t weekMrs Leona rd C John son Geo rge Allen, of Linwood Pa rk , a nd A th t M E',. . 'M Jul Net AId n mong . e gues s were rs. .Minneapolis, Minn., t h e fo rme r rs. es ! ' 0.. .a . Douglas Burdick, of Chatham Vil-Dorothy Wargo and son, Len- . lage; Mrs. Mal'Un C. Steck, of Oak-and si ster-In-law Miss Dor is ' MR . A ND MRS. LOUIS . " JERU- mont ; Mrs. Wayne Wedeman , Mrs.n son a r ri v ed unexpectedly for ccr, of 817 ValleyRd., Llanerch,re- Charles M. Knopf and Mrs. Wil-day;. . tUI'ned Sunday f rom WCllt Palm Ham K. Griggs, all of Drexel Hl1J; Beach, Fla. , where they s pe nt t wo M rs . John Moore , o f Swarthmore;weeks. Mrs.Wil l iam MacFarland,of Sharon Hill; and Mrs. John P. Stoud t, o fMRS. LYNMAR BROCH:, of 7 N. East Lansdowne.Drexel Ave., N. Aron lmlnk, en te r - oj< tained at bridge last week. Among MR. AND MRS. H . S TUARTt he g ue st s we re M rs . E Duuglas Hamond, of 104 P a r ~ Rd., Llanerch,Bu rd i ck o f Chat h am Village' MIS . entertained at a br Idge Sa turday .

' 1. Among the guests were Mr. andMarttn C. Steck, of Oa. tmont , Mrs. Mrs . Harry Davies, o f D rexe l Hill;Wayne Wedeman, Mrs. Charles M. Mr. and Mrs. GeOl'ge Koch, of!{nopf and Mrs. William K. Griggs, Llanerch; and MI's. J. G. Mageeall of DrexelHill; Mrs. John Moore, and Mr. Wil fr ed C oa te s, b ot h o fof Swarthmore; Mrs. William Man- Llanerch.Fa rl a nd , of Sharon HI11, and M rs. T hi s week- end, M r. and Mrs.JohnP . Stoudt, of East Lansdowne. Hammond plan t o v i si t Mrs. Ham- mond's sister, Mrs. A . H. MacPhail,M R. A ND MRS. H. STUART in Allenhurst, N. J.HAMMOND, of 1040 Park Rd., r.lan- 01< >I' ..ereh, entertained at a b ri dg e Sn t ur - MRS . W. C. HAYD


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TilE JULLIARD WOOL DRESS for' daytime shown above, withits cap sleeves, a nd h i gh r ound n'eckIlne'w it h p i qu e p ip ln " a ndgold-studded leather belt, was selected by a male fashion j u ry a sideal attit 'e for women. The jUry Included Hoau Carmichael, BobOrr, Vaughn Monroe, Keenan Wynn, Jean Sablon, Lon McCallisterand Peter Donald.

, Bol' GARRY CLEVELAND l\IYERS, Ph.D.Some parcnts, In their zeal not l ig ht f rom t he r es t o f the house.to pampe r the young child, wlil go This quieted h im a nd he went totoo fal' In their cffort t o h ar de n sleep.h im t o going a s le ep i4 the dark. "Tonight h e c ri ed w he n I said'Vhcreas I t i s rare t h a ~ a I!hiId under 'good night' and closed the door. I20 monlhs evinces {'.ar of the dark, opened his door and he Baid he WMsome childrcn from two to six, even a f ra i d, I l ef t t he door open andolder, sustain a !.:>t or needless suf- left him. He d i dn 't c ry a t aU andfc,:lng fromthis tp.!lr. feIJ a sleep I n five m inutes,"A parcnt should havc no hcsitancy We c an sec, as t h is m the r noat leaving the young chlld'a d o o ~ ' dOUbt discovered for herself, thatajar with a dim light In the hall if she not g i v ~ n undu.e weightai' next rOom. In addltloll, it m ight t o requiring that httle child to bebe wcll , in caSe the youngstcr i nd i- I n the dark at bedtime, she wouldc atc s f e a r of thc dark f or t he p ar - h av e saved herse lf and him fromc nt t o p as s b y his d o ~ r ocaslonaUy some needless suffering. But weor cnte r his room pl 'etendl l lg to bc can b e s u r e s h e was using h?r beston an errand. This should not, how- judgment and we must admire herever, be confusedwith thebad pl 'ac- fat' having the cour age t o carrylice of going to his bedside repeat- through her p l an s , and then thecdly at h i sb eck and call. good sense to revise those plansOne of our children who had n ev er o nc e s he f ou nd them wrong.objectcd to being left at bedtime In Here mii!"ht add that while ita dark room told his mother as he usually IS wise to l et t he y ou ngwas going to bed one night at the child cry It out at bcdtime, rathel'age of five that X, a playmate, told than, to rOCk, t ,o te him, or ~ a k . ehlme a monkcy had been coming h im m to b ed W it h a parent, It ISInto X's bedroom at night. wcIJ to leave the child's door ajarDoor Ajar with a dim light on, outside the"'Von't you pIcase leave my doo r door, a nd t o remain In easy hearopen a nd t hc light on ou ts i de i t ing di,stance to make ~ u r e thetonight?" he aslted. To which his strugghng youngster wont suffor

mother replied in a matter -of - fact cate.way, "Of course, then you might beable to sec the monkey." The next 0 h Wevening he gave a v iv id account of rc estra OIUenj ust wha t that monkey looked like 'd Tand how he a ct ed . O n this child's Plan Brl ge- earequest, his door was left ajar earhnight for sevel'al weeks, Soon the Monday Afternoonmonkey was no longer heard about.A no th er o f o ur childr:ln, when The women's committee o f t heabout 10, r'equested one nir;ht that Main Line Community Or'chesh'athe bedroom door be left open, This will sponsor a b r i d g ~ - t e a t o b e heldrequest wa s granted w i thout ques- Monday at 2 P. M. 111 the Saturdaytion. In both cases the bedroom ClUb of 'Vayne, .door was closed without objection Ar thur Benne tt Lrppln, member ' ~ ~ ~ iafter a few weeks . (My bul Je t in of the Phil a de lphia Orchestra ande:Fear s " may be h ad i n a stamped dl.rectol of the g ro up o f 70 Mainenvelope,) Lme musicians, wil l b e IntroducedIn the following letter you wil l at 4 M., when he will Gpellk onobsel've a n a cc ou nt of how a t he a lms and purposes o f t h e archmothel' tried t o d eal with a similar estra.mat t eI ' i n a youngster two yearll All those wishing table resorva- =old. l i ons a r e a sked t o ca ll Mrs. Robert _Child Cries Atkinson, at Wayne 0217. ="Three n j ~ h t s a go , a p I' oh lem The officers of the orchestra,a r ose wh ichhad me s tump ed , I n- w hi ch is preparing its fourth c ~ n :;tead of lying down and going cert to be given In Radnor H igh ==right off to sleep when put to bed Schoo l eal 'l y I n March, Includt: the

as he had alwayII done, he started following: d t 'IT Sto cry. I went in once, s in ce I t w as L . W ay ne A rn y, p re st t'n ; s;o, so unusual for h im t o cry I n bed . Bateman, vice president; F. W. =S l l t i s f ~ ' i n g myself that nothing WI\S Adelburger, secre taryj Robert Atwrong, I wen t out and l et h im klnson, treasurer; Will iam C. Gorscream. He continued for two and don, Jr . , personnel manager, andone-half haUl'S. I finally went In Miss J e an Funk, librarian.to him. He stopped t hen but s t ar t - ==cd again when I left and finally STOP SIGNS ERECTEDc r ied h imse lf t o sleep ha lf a n hour Stop s ig ns w il l b e erected bylater . Lower Merion Township on Argyle"Las t n ight the s ame p r oce ss was Rd .whe r e it Intersectswith Athensr epea ted ove r agai n . But after he Ave. and Grenolt Rd.cried again f or t wo h ou rs , I leftthe door t p h is r oo m open at his India was o ne o f t he first coun-requcst so that he could see the tries to produce steel. =

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Frantz Equipment Co.50th & Wynnefield Ave

~ h p a . , (;all GReenwood 38600

Member s o f th e PhJladelphiaSubu r ban Spor t s Wr i te r s ' Association met Sunday In Norristown and d rew u p p la n s 101' aninvi tat ion independent b u k e tba ll t our n amen t. rfhe sportsscr ibes sponsoredsuch an eventseve r al seasons ago and It washighly successfUl.

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Regular 27c ValuePlanters SaltedPEANUTS

I-ozVacuum':'.' .' Pi",:"Mixed 70. 49 Ca.hlwI 4S_Na Pednulacan C 70. can IfKEMP'S SALTED IUTS

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'rincess Mustard Ib Jar 12cNut Meats ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ : : 25.Farina ~ ~ ; ~ 1 ~ - : : 10cBl"ead Crumbs ~ ~ ~ ~ pkg 12cSunrise Extracts 1i,:t ll cCloves c i ~ : ~ ~ d ~ ~ O . 9cAll Spice ~ ~ I ~ I . 15cDried Peos G ~ : f l ~ Ib pkg 14.Vinegar A ~ ; ~ r b:: 10c:Vinegar A S g l ~ t l l : z ' ~ ' l t l 37cWhisk Brooms each 49c:lIS(/) Parlor Irooms each 99c

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SelectedFRESH FRUITSa VEGETABLESSome of the many real values in our ProduceD e p a r t m ~ n t s

Swe.t and Seedl.ssFancy Northwestern

WINESAP APPLESIb 15e

THURSDAY, PEBRUARY 21, 1t4.7

Hew l.ow PricesTreesweetCALIFORNIAORANGEJUICE

~ ~ ~ % 29c2 No.2 canl 25cFrom CaliforniaValenciaoranltea.Contain' noPreservatives.

FRESH PEASIb 15'- - - -KEvtC"ABBAGE 6eYoung Tender CaliforniaBROCCOLIiNioNS : ~ ~ ~ g 3Ib25eMedium to Large NavelCAL. ORANGES

Mak dlshl. 'r>arkle,eleonl palnll, floon, wooclwarlc.2 pkgs 19c F J : l ~ . 'CI.anl 0 million Ihlng.OAKITE

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FRESH ~ - D R U T S V i r ~ ~ ~ i a 12 pt"g 201:..h Da ll y f r om Our lak.rl..If!t..... C- J II For That Ib 39U ~ ! t ~ c l e a r ~ A _! :'::,nin g Snack lar I:

FRUIT CAKE V i : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : 2 ~ ~ n $ I . 3 9A Dellclou. Combination Including Fruit. and NuhWilson's B. V" ATasty Meat Flavoring 2 ~ t : Z 301:AMeal Extrad Combination Ihol Embellish.. Orayle" SoUPI tc.CREAM WIPT ~ : : 1 n g ( + ~ : y ) 1 ~ ~ E 29cMakos Gaod Salads Ta.te Bellir

AII.Steel blldy. Large Size, 15" wid.3 4" l on g b y 31/." deep.

~ : : z 23e~ : ' n 2 16e

~ : ~ 2 17e~ : ~ 2 16e~ : ~ 2 1ge

'ozpkg 13C

Tlte Richer Blend

~ n . a J Va1.uJzEXPRESS WAGONS

large 10" discwhI,rubber Ilr...All hub caplIC"Wad on.

ATOMICSPEEDSTER

failor, I C E SpagheHi 1 5 ~ ~ ~ Z 14cSpagheHi a ~ : I I ~ e a t 1 ~ ~ ~ Z 19c

DiAPERWiTEOrlllinal sudsydiaper wash. NoballJn; or ,crubb l ; ~ g . 25c.114 118 NARBERTH AVENUE

TWO QUALITY FO,ODS FOR BETTER MEALS

wellaged

(l(lnf/4l ~ ~ e .S ~ m . . ibml dill in limited supplYe lhere fore. if any of the above items ar e out of stock in y o u ~ local market. please continue to ask them upon Y , o ~ , ! r . n ~ x t ~ i s i t . *

Convenient Time Saver.ZIPPY:JiqJJkJSTARCHquart 19bottl. cR.ael., to .,e

tBJln 9JH1VegetableCHOWMEIH

'" Dinnerspkg 45cContainscan Bean Sprout., can Nood le ., larSauc. and Tea Ball.

EIGHTAiiotfier wIi.:::tlli4tli-continues the celebration

~ f o u r company's56th(ANNIVERSARYwith better values Inqualityfoods....

AIR LIVE- Delicious California qt bot 29cIJ"I;i PRUNE JUICEA Quality Product.YOLAMDA SALADOIL AH ~ : : : ~ ~ e r " qtbot 93cMakes Salads Mere Delicious,BOB-FORD RICE W h o ~ ~ : i l d e n 17CMinute Brand Rice PRE-COOKED SV .-o .pka 11c

Walbeck's Dill or SourPICKLES ( S ~ ~ i : : ~ v ) 0 j : ~ 23e'!lSC/) Egg Noodles Broad or Flnl 4,e. pkg 7CTomato Paste I t ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ . 2 : ~ O " ' I 27cBeardsley's Shredded Codlish 4,e. pkg 16cGrated LightMeat Tuna Fish '!I:,e. can 3ScMaine Sardines (In MUltard Sauce) Y. can 10cNorwegian Kippered Snacks Y. can 12cGorton's Flaked Fish 14:0. can 31cIdeal Spaghett i Dinner !,kg 33cIdeal Spaghetti Sauce 2 8'0' canl 2ScOlivar Stulled Spanish Olives n,,-o. Jar39cFancySoup BEans Ib 19C : 2- lb big 37c

EGGS ~ 7 : : : : f ~ " S8 eFin. fer belling, poaching, fryrng, and all purpes.. calling fo r h ighe r quality eggl.SILVER SEAL EGGS g e : : ; : J n ~ : ~ e:;'lo 5l erMak .. lenlen Meal. Tasle Better.PARrAIT Cocktail Sauce 6-0% bot 13c

IncludesTomatoel, Spice. and HOfleradl,"DOCTOR'S ORDERS ~ ~ ; ~ e ~ ~ ~ r i e d ~ ~ : 1 1 5 cDelicioul Cord - Healthful, toa

Apple Pie M ~ ~ ~ e , ; a f ~ ~ z 37cSpaghetti Hurn'e 1 5 ~ ~ ~ Z 12cTurkey 8 h : ~ : : : . e d n J:: 67cChicken s a w ~ n I K r . : ; J ' : ~ 4 1 cPoppingCorn 1 ~ ~ : 10cCatsup Del Monti 1 4 i , ~ ~ 22c:'Carrots D ~ r ' c ~ r t l 17j:: 13c:Clams : r : c ' : ~ s ; ~ - : ~ 28c,Crackers g ~ ~ e r p ~ ~ 21 c:Kelloggs ~ e " : ~ : 1 : pkg 24c~ u n s h l n e c ~ ; ~ ~ : . . Ib pka 25cMatches Independen.. pkg 10cSafety of 10

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our town february 27, 1947

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