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Winter's twin trafflc trouble-makers, less visibility and pOortraction, still spell double trouble for motorists, Superintendentof Police Samuel W. Gearhart said this week. He appealed forincreased care in driving during the hazardous months of Janu

Rry and February.

Research by the Nat iona l Safety Council shOWS that thetrafflc death rate la s t Winte r was more than 50 per cent h igherthan the Summer rate In the Northern half of the U. S. Evenin Southern s tates, w i th no severe cold but occasional periods ofsnow and ice, the death ra te for Winter months was nearly 25 percent higher than that of Summer months.

"Drivers can safeguard g,gainst the dangers of reduced visibility and inadequate traction by giving t he ir c ar s t he b es t o fcare and by opera ting them in the safest manner," the super in

tendent declared.Winter ca re includes providing anti-skid chains and main

taining windshield wipers, defrosters and lights In proper condition. Safe operation means driving at reduced, controlled speedsand keep ing ' an alert lookout for both expected and improperactions of fellow drivers, pedestrians and children who may beengaged in Wintertime sport.

Superintendent Gearhart avised adherence to the followingsafe Winter driving rules, recommended by the National SafetyCouncil's Committee on Winter driving hazards:

1. ADJUSTSPEED TO CONDITIONS.Be especially care

ful at intersections, on curves and bridges, and in schoolzones . B ridge f loors may be ice coa ted even when paved a.pproach is comparatively clear.

2. MAKE WISE USE OF CHAINS. Normal stopping distances are leng thened th ree to eleven times on snow or ice .Anti-skid chains reduce braking distance on snow, ice 50per cent, get you up and downslippery hills andpreven t ge t

ting stuck.3. KEEP YOUR BRAKES EQUALIZED. Check brakell

periodically. Forget the notion that letting air out of yourtires will prevent skidding. Tire chains are the most practical

help.4. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VISION. Make s ur e y ou r

windshield wipers and defrosters are in good order. Don't forget the rear window when you brush off freshly fallen snow.

5. SEE THAT YOUR LIGHTS ARE OKAY. Hours ofdarknessare still long.Some timesyou need lower beam headlamps even in "daylight" if the atmosphere 1s foggy or dense.

6. AVOID SUDDEN STARTS, STOPS AND DIREC

TIONAL CHANGES. Start slowly, and in second gear i f Without chains. Stop gradually, applying brakes lightly on-off

and-on.

7. BEWARE CARBON MONOXIDE. Open garage d o o r ~before starting engine. Avoid running motor of stationaryvehicle to keep warm. Fresh air is the best means of fighting

this gas.8. KEEP POSTED ON WEATHER CONDITIONS. Watch

for predictions in your local newspaper, listen for specialwarnings over your radio station.

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ing th rough h is guard with c lubl ik e p un ch es . A t the bell Gans

~ e e m e d ready for the. cleaners.But the champion'S tenth roundeffort was something that will liveforever in ring anna ls. He smashed b ac k at NelSOn with furioushooks and the Bat, bewildered,covered up. But when that tryfailed Gans had nothing l ef t. Hewas o n the fioor twice i n t he 12tha nd i n t he 16th went to his kneesaga in f rom a ter ri f ic smash to the

stomach. I n t he 17th he was downtwice more. Finally a cruelly punishing right to the solar plexusf ioored h im for the full count.Joe remains a s or t o f p at ro n

saint of ring tactics. Stres..".ingpolish and a l e r t n e ~ s , he met andbeat the b es t o f them all, Kentucky Rosebud, Dal Hawkins, Spider Kelly, Martin Judge . Spikesullivan, Young Griffo, Kid McPart land , Mar tin Downey, JackBlackburn , Mike Twin Sul l ivan ,Martin Canole, and fought drawswith Joe Walcott, Sam Langford,Jimmy B ri t t a nd ended t h e c ar e er o f Wi ll ie F it zg er al d. T er ryMcGovern knocked h im out inChicago (on ly one to do so outside of Nelson and Erne) othersb ea t h im on decisions b ut t o rep ea t, h e n ev er mad e a bad fightor a stupid one. Al Herford sawto t l la t. Wha t a n epitaph for anepic career!(Next week: Jack Johnson) ,

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_ SPORTS -VETERAN ' S NEWS-SPECIAL

THE 70-YEAR-OLD BARN on the historic Shortridge tract in Wynnewood was offered lastweek to the Wynnewood CiVic Association for use as a community center and suitable war memorial.The offer came f rom Edwin B. Mahoney of the MahOfley Construction C O i n p a n ~ ' . who p la ns a r ea lestate development on paTt. of the t rac t . Members of the eivic g1'OUp also are considering use ofthe barn as a little thentre.

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Ardmore Cub PackHeld ChristmasPartyCub Pack No. 43 of Ardmore,

held thei r Chr istmas party on Fr iday evrning- at the Ardmore Methodist Church.After the formal ceremonies and

regular meeting, the parents Weretreated t o c ar ol s in gi ng by thec ub s. E ac h d en s an g a c ar ol and

B Z· N ZEd dC f I right into the punch." cub B ernie McManus s a n ~ "Ades-

att lng· e so.n n e areer 0. \ o u r c a ~ ' : l ~ ~ : a r M ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ told t U ~ ; ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r i n A ~ ~ ~ ' was present-J Gans SklZZ & SpeelZ Artlst

l Gans at Leiper\·illo. "Why don' t ed wit.h the Den Mother Apprecia-

oec tion Certificate. The twonew Bob-

, I'ou d ro p y ou r r ig ht o ve r E rn e' s cats were Glenn Turkelson andl ef t? " J oe j us t laughed a nd r e- Raoul SlauRhenhaupt.

- - - - - - - Iplied ''I'll g et h im i n the first." Hobert L. Moore a nd H ermanBy JOSEPH FAIRWAY DAISY OALTON. Some o ld t imers to t .h is day are Mey le gave the b oys a r ea l treat,

. . . crilical of Gan's Rameness. They by showing motion pictures. cover-Joe Gans was respecLrd for hIS I An act .l ve campaigner f rom ' seizr upon the circumstances of in1< sports. travel and magic.

skIll, co ur age a nd spe ed b ut h e 1891. to 1909. a year before. t Ile f i rs t E rne f i"h t a nd o f t he 23 Plans were made concerning thea tragic e ~ d . To w n t e r ~ , ref- tragIC deat.h from ~ u b e l : c u I ~ ~ l s a.t round knockout '"'bY'George Elbows Pack banquet t o be held at the

el ees, fans. e\en opponents. Joe It.he of 36. Gans ga\ e p l O b a b ~ MCFadden a year ea. rl ie r as the Methodist Church on Friday eveGans was the Old M a . ~ t e r . Could IV. h IS finest d e m o n s t r ~ t J O n of last word. B il t theY ignore far ning, January 25. at 7 o'clock. TheyOU R.."lk f or a ny mor e m thl ! thJl1kmg- nngmallShlP. Oll May mow significant milestones of his boyswill be the guesis of the Pack.of a tnbute? In Wat descnptlon 1 2 t l ~ . 1902. at FL E ne .. Canada fighting davs. if they are accompanied by their ship among i ts members.the ~ a m e was summed liP al.1 t .he when he won t i le hghtwelght tIt:le. For exari1Ple. these sourdoughs parents. Adopted in 1930, the world flagquah t les o f a great champlOn- !.hen at 133 lbs. from Frank Eme don 't t al k a bout his match with Captain Har tl ey F . D am e wasconfidence, skill, spel!d. cOliTagf'.. III I .45 s e c O l ~ d s . of the first round. Battling Nf'lson at Goldf ie ld . Nev- p resen t he wil l leave 1'or Ber lin. o f the association is light blue,In later years bo,:,mg paId h l ~ l ThIS tIme ! l 1 C l d e n t a l J ~ ' . stands ada on September 3, 1906 . This Germany, on J an ua ry 13, whe re w it h a g ol d t re fo il i n the center.the. unsubtle c o m P l J m e n ~ of, bol-I the f a s t e ~ t knockout of all tIme 111 was the match arranged at a t ime he will resume his police commis- It was designed by Miss Kari AUs,rOWlI1g hiS name. Thel I' \ \ as a any t l t l ~ fight. ,0 when inc rea: ;ed poundage had s ion du ti es . Mrs . Dame . D en Chief' G ui de of N orwa y.Panama Joe Gans. and an It.31-1 The SImple tale "a s th"t Gans fOl'Cf'd Gans t.o fight as a '....plter- mother ofDen 3. presented a beau- \i an t J oe G.ns. a ba.by .Joe Gans, I caught Erne. o ff guard.. got. hun weight. Nelson !mew that t ak in g t if ul wal le t t o C ubma st er E. H.aJ.1d so on J.1-auseum. They aJI took Iangry al!d WIld-and ftl1:s11ed.llIm off weight was sheer torture w Ortt.ung-. on behalf of her boys.hIS name 111 t he h op e t.ha t. son.le Ioff. JOe s s to ry . o f the affan In - GallS. So his manager inserted in The cubs were then served iceof h is gen ius wou ld come WJlh ILl dll'ated somethmg' else. tllat I ~ e . thE: contrat;!: a clause that the c ream and cake by the committee.B ut t he molds weren't tlle same. I had coldly planned .the way It el as s limit of 133 pounds be met .There was o nl y o ne . Iwould happen.. Berp s wha t he 110t a f ew hou rs b ef or e, but at Girl Scouts }1"'urtherGans came by most of his 131- told our good fnend MlcJlaelMtlI'- ringside.

e nt t hr ou gh n at ur e' s R if ts ·- lw IplW who Vo'Itnessed the. ~ g l I t . a l 1 ~ Were there any so called geezer World Friendshiphad a superlative ebony figure and Al Herford whowas Joe managel i n Gans it would have come out In connection with observancearmsand legs of steel-like strength I and tramer. h er e. He c ou ld 11ave stepped out of February a s I nt er na ti on al

the suppleness-but he under-I "You know, I took it prrl.j,y good gracefull:.'. giving up tilt title. He Month in Girl scuoting. the Delastood the scientific .side b E : ' t . t e : - l l i [ ; k i n ~ 1'1'0111 Erne thf! first, time wasll·t g ~ t t i n R the lion's share of ware County Scouts cal l attentiontllan anyone before h un o r sll1cr. we met 111 New York, 111 1900. He the money, anyway. B ut h e never i n t he ir J an ua ry bulletin t o t heI n t h e 15 years o f h isca ree r tilis cut my right eye. In f ac t i t was hesitated. World Association and world fiag

BaltimoreNegro never made a bad Iknocked out of the socket and Al They went 42 p;ruelIing rounds of scouting.fig'ht or a stupid one. put ii, back and saved 1 1 1 ~ ' sighr.. t.\1at day and .Joe retained I li s t i tl e T he a ss oc ia ti on . the bulletinH e c ou ld k no ck you o ut w it h I a."ked tile referee to stop it after on a fou l. but he los t someth ing point -s out , compr ises a ll nations

a :;ingle move. recalls Arthllr S U i ' 1 . ~ - 1 1 2 rounds. But I learned a lot that afternoon. Somethi ng i n that h av e G ir l S co ut and Girlkind. better known as Young ot - of things about Erne in that figbt. hralth a nd s tamina c am e Ollt of Guide programs. Its purpose is toto. Otto today . a leading referee "I learned that h e alwa:vs h im . Within foul' years tUbercu- further understanding and friendin New York state. w a . ~ a famed dropped h is J r ft before I le jabbed losb killed him.one punch knock-out a rt i st h im- or hocked a nd ano th e r thing-. I Tenth Round an Epics el f. He b ro ke in while Gans was learned that when he gave ground. Aga ins spealdng 01 Gans' cour-at his p ea k and l ea rn ed m any o f he only went back six to eight agf'. there was the second fighthis punches direct from t lle old i nches i nst ead of a full st ep or Iwith Nelson at San Francisco onmaster. two. July 4. 1908. In t he t hi r d roundBlocl,ed View Then Punched "Well. I p lannrd i t 01lt. I wou ld h e d umped Nel so n with a c r i . ~ p"One trick I 'l l n f' ve r for l/ ." t. " f ei nt h im to draw the hook o r j ab right uppercu tand i t continued tootto says. "was h i! ' jabb ing , then and when Ile dropped his left or be Gans' fight through the eighth.opening t i le pa lm SO Wat his gl ove s te pp ed b ac k I wou ld s ho ot o vr r In the n inth Nelson (and everyblocked your view a.nd while yOll my own r ig ht . What he d id was b od y el se i n t he Arena) noticedwere tryingto clear your view, and to s tep back a .nd s ince I knew ex- Gans was beginning to tire. Batslamming o ve r a right cross that actly how far back he'd go I j l l ~ t waxed rougher throwing the Ncshook you to yonr heels." llimed for the spot. He bobbed gro ll.gainst the ropes a,nd batt.er-

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This Is Marvin Marbles, back again, lor IJmlote's KunJ. Fi..

.. transcribed announcement:"Umlote's right, 11mlotc's bright.MelTY little Umlote's Kunj."

Visit the Main Line's

Newest and Most

Unusual Food Store

"Thank you; much obl iged; Ih3 t was so k ind of you , tHank

u ; v er y. v er y m uc h, Ma rv in . By the way, ha-ha-ha, your

ing very well tonight, Marvin, ha-ha-Ila-ha ."

"So are you, Basel, ha-ha-ha,ha-ha."

"Always there w ith t he comeback, aren't you, Marvin, ha

?"Wel l, ladies and gen tlemen, now for the querulous quiz: YOIIbe g iven some leading facts abou t well-known figures. At,

oon as you have the answer, ring the little bell in front of you.you guess correctly o n t he first hint, you wil l receive a cartonUmlote's Kunj (spells Junk backwards), on the second hint;bottles. If you fail. you will receive a free mental examination.

Listen in every Monday througll Monday 1.0 ';Sadie'", Sevenl.hHusband," Umlote's other big radio show. Will Sadie follow tiw

cal l o f her heart w ith t h e glamorous, dashing ski-jumper, AxelBearing? or will she answer the d icta tes of her conscience andremain with her husband, Cyril Lushly, and her nine children?Sadie finds it hard to forge t that glorious never-to-be-forgottenweekend at Pleasantville with Axel. bu t she fee ls she should s taytme to Cyril. So t tme i n next Monday to "Sadie's Seventh HusMnd," presented by Umlot e' s Kunj-K UN J-(spells ,Junk

backwards.>This is Marvin Marbles signing off for Umlote's Kunj. Good

Night-Sweet dreams.

Are YOll troubled with chilblains? crows' feet? 01' bags unde,.he eyes? T ry K un j \spells Junk b ac kwar ds ). Have y ou b ad!,!lste? Kun.i is j us t t he t hi nR for y ou . Now , I ry this test--Tak':'an onion and rUf:l it i n y ou r ha ir , then sprinkle on some Um

lote's Kunj. You wil l be amazed at the reSUlts.

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Ready? Let's go! He was knowI1 as the Fa ther of h is couny ; he c ho pp ed down a cherry t ree ; he had false teeth; And

goes the bell! Tl Je l ad y o ve r We re , w it h t Il e b rown andow dress, wearing a b lu e hat. Your name, please? Mrs. Phoebeon. Fine! that's great! that's wonderful! ju s t g rand! Whowe sjJ( 'aking of, Mrs. Moron? Abraham Lincoln?? WelI- No. Moron. I'm afraid you haven·t qui te got the answer, but.

you're on t he r ig ht track, ha-ha-ha-ha! Now try

lVII's. Moron. What do you do when your husband has

rn h is shirts f or two o r t hr ee days? You wa - - . Oh! I see.wears them a week. Well, what do you d o then, MrS. Moron?wa - - . Oh! you sew buttons on them but, before that,

hat do you do? PJ,EASE!! Mrs . Moron , you WASH them. Byrge! Mrs. Moron, who are we thinking of? GEORGE WASH

Right!! Correct!!! Perfect!!! Marvelous!!! Georgehington is t h e n am e. Wonderful! Mrs. Moron. CongratUla

ions! GIVE THIS LADY a' case o f Umlo te ' s Kunj.But , now, here's Marv in Marbles , speaking for Umlote' s

unj, with a word for you :

Most Miraculous Organ,By T. M. BAXTER

Editor's Not .e : Now that we have In addition 1.0our local station, the Bala-Cynwyd-Merioll Newsa.chieved a much wider hookup for the Umlote Lotionprogram. "Umlotes w11l" be inflicted all a. great manymore listeners. For the benefit of those who were fortunate enough to miss the original broadcast, we orerepeating It, as always mindful of our clients' Interest,we don't want them to escape anything.

This program is coming to you through the courtesy of the

ote Lotion Company, makers of Umlote's Kunj (spells Junk

Your announcer i s Basel Bland, speaking over the

ige network, Station BLUB. This is the querulous quiz hour, as

know, but first a message from my sponsor:

"Thank you; thank y ou ; v er y. v er y much, Base!." This is

in Marbles speaking to you on b eh al f of Umlote's Kunj

Junk backwards). Hav e y ou f al le n a rc he s? fiat feet?

n gn ai ls ? o r i ng ro wn h ai rs ? Why n ot t ry K un j (spells Junk

Are you bothered with heaves? hiccoUghs? or hives?

y Kun j i n t he economical large size bottle, only three dollars

eighty-six cents, tax inclUded.Listen t,o what Mr. J. K. Lamebrain of UPperdowney has to

Quote-"For years I suffered something terrible from knock

but after I got done tak ing th ree bot t le s o f Umlote' s, I

bOw-legs." And now, I return you to Basel B land :

TED BAXTER.

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Miss Vanilla Quince writes: "I was dating heavy with a fell er of about fifty-two. I 51,art,cd taking' Umlote's and he enlisted

t n t he Army."Now, ladies and gentlemen, in theSe trying times, it is a u'

pa tr iot ic du ty to k ee p f it , so go right out now and get your bot

tle of Umlote's Kunj-KUNJ \spelIs Junk backwards),

A good, good, goodn ight to you , dear people; a fond,fonc:farewell; h appy m to r b oa li ng : a p l e ~ s a n t evening; a, lovelyweekend; tast.\' eat ing : and solid sleeping. We know t.hes(

will be yours if you use Kunj.

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OUR TOWN January 3, t 946.

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Save

Overseas

Holidaythe

Troops

Township trucks wip pick it up on your regular trasb

magazines, books. Save all the Christmas \Vrapplngs.

your daily newspapers.

curb.

Save

Supply

supplied and to help bring them back sooner. Waste paper 1S

It's little to ask. Yet i t means a terrific lo t to keep the boys

save waste paper for ou r Victorious Annies.

plied until they return home. Le t every ITIan, vvoman and child

Continue the job until it is finished. Help keep our boys sup-

away In every household.

Save w ~ s t e b a s k e t paper. Save all the bro'\vn paper , cartons,

Bundle your paper -- Have it ready at 7.30 A. M. at your

desperately needed. The same vvaste paper ordinarily thro'\vll

collection day.

Wrap-pers

Paper Still Needed to Help

For the Waste Paper Campaign

tainers made from ,vaste paper.

tinue to go from here, and they

cannot be shipped ,,,ithout can-

ies in Asia and Europe must con-

sened,the need for waste paper.

Supplies to our Victorious Arm-

The end of the ,var hasn' t les-

u. S. VICTORY WASTE PAPER CAMPAIGN

PORTRAIT FOR WHITE HOUSE-Frank S. Land,' founder ofthe order of DeMolay, wraps a: painting of Mrs . Martha Tru ·, man.mother of the President, 0\Kansas Cily, Mo" for shipment, to the While HOUle, It was In'i sured for $10,000.

URGESBENEVO.

LENT POLICY"Pappy" Boyinglon,prisoner of Ihe Yaps

for twenty monlhs,urges fa r .s ighted

beneTolent policy

toward our former, ' , , ~ enemiesin Woman',

ADVANCE IN MANCHURIA-Us ing horse,drawn carts and Horne CompanloDbicycle. to carry their supplies, Chinese Nationalist troops 1.-!-.:;o::;rl;:;ic:.:;le::.;, -I

ford the Shoo Ling Riveradvanc;ng toward Chinchow. Thebridge in Ihe background was blown un by the retreatingChInese Communist.,

NIESON-Star 01 theadway hil, "Fallow the Girls,"ses against the background of

new Salreen fluorescent lamp,dtlcedby theDura Tesl Corpora.n,The new lampgiver.a brighter,wer light, instant illumination,lasts twice or. long an ordinary

A.dministrator P r o p o s e ~ Unified McConnell WarnsCo-OperatIon of Interested Groups Th rough . I

One Community Center As Best Way of Against Panaceas .Augmenting Federal Assistance !

ITells Rotarians Theri'The r e ~ p o n ~ i I J i l j t , \ ' of helping ~ c n ' i c e m e n ad jus t t lJem-: Is No Short Cut To~ 10 c : i \ ' j l i ~ n life an d m a l \ ~ the mos l of newly a c q u i ~ · l f ; d . "Glor Road"alld ap t i tudes resb m a l n l ~ ' on th e local commu1111y, i Y ' _0111:11' I:1';Hllc.\·, administrator of Veterans ' Affairs , I M o n t ~ o m e n ' ConnCv Congre,s-

in 'I ~ i < r n c d a rt ic :l e i n lh e Febl ' l l ' l l ' " j"sue of The ' ma n Samuel K . McCon ne l, Jr,." , to " " ' \\'arned agamst s ll or t c ut s an (

meric lln l\T ag 'azi nc, ;panaceas for the "glory road" at a"1\T "t 't ' ", , ., ' I '" I . j' 1.1' t1 ' 1 t d luncheon mpet ing of th e Ardmore

ce 1111nunI 1l> al {, d I CdC um v Ing 11:-; ( UY all Rotary Club this noon in ArdmOl:e,

IJPortunity." he a ~ s c r t s , "\Vhcre ou r re tul 'ned f igh t ing C o n g r e ~ ~ m a n McConnell declar-:n haye s tumbled i n d i s il l u :- ; ionment t h rOLwh lack of 110111e- ed: t he n ee d was u r gen t f o r the '

" . '" , p r e se rva t lOn of f r ee dom , fo r hardn CI!>UJ1scl. gll1dallCC, ai' concern, t h e ~ ' T e already growll1g work, and production, for thrif t

'tt . -+ and solvency, f or p r iv a te initia-el . I tive and for deeent l 'al izat ion of

"The Ve te r an s ' Admin is t ra l ion IH M· k 3dgCVPl'nment powers,u ther gove r nmcnt agencies arry errle r "I t is n o a cc id en t. " h e s ai d,help, buL the ma in t a sk must I ",that the highest standards of :

with th e local conlluunity, E F F .living have been achieved in coun- 'r nmen t can pro\'idc t he a id I tries in which the f u l l e ~ t degree'perhaps suggesL the ways to scapes rom arm of pp rsona l l i be r ty has prevailed,the wteran. But ollly the :It will be detenmned within thetown can gi\'e h im t he i n- life t ime o f t h is gener a ti on whe ih-coumel from people he LIM C II d er this is to be a republic of free

, the neighborly ad\'ice, the oca au a e men or slaves of an all-powerful

assist:1l1CP, and the IlPlp- Trustv Head bureaucratic government.l e ads ba se d on the local situ- ,) _ "AltllOUgh the ten-ible war ha s

ion." l\tr011tg' C p . 0 , en de d h at e, u n re s t a n d suspicionOnl" }l\ 'ob lcm b\ ' N('glcct '1. • O. rIS' n i are still prevalent throughout the

Th e ~ ' C L c r a n , wal:ns t he g en - . ..' , ,world, In this peri?d .of , d i ~ ~ n -"is not a problem but the Stealmg a p, Ison t l U C ~ flom the , t en t y e op l e a re wal wealY. tued,1ullity ca ll make h im une by MontgOmery'.County Pnson Fa rm . a n , ~ u ~ p a t : e n t , .' I

ner.r Eagl';,nlle Harry Merrick' OUI ~ p e a ~ da?gel IS that" , , " .?? '" . ' ! t h rough ou r nnpatlCnc :e we reach

p l c d g e ~ \\ hole-heal t ed , a s - 31d, -- , of MellOn, made 11Is es- , fol' all k in ds o f shor t cuts and

c of th.c Veterans' A d m m ~ s ~ cape early' last FridaY' morning, ;panaceas wh ich will t a ~ e u s d i-

: l , ~ u t saos It IS a b ~ o l u t e b Warden Peter J, Reilly aler ted·reet to the "glory road," .Y that ,colllmU1;I,tlCs (1 ) POliCf' in an eif!ht slate a r ea i n au ' our manifold problems Will no tthe u . l 1 l ~ L . ' . l , co-opelatJ?n elIort to rec:Jptllrp the prison in-' b e s ol ve d b y stopping to worSh ip

glOUps ll1tciLstcd ll1 h e l p m ~ mate who had been classed ns a a t t he a lt ar of secu r it y , The r e IS

, \ ' e t ~ r n n s , . and, '2) t,hat all t r u s t ~ ' . He mnde his e,cape f1:0111 no casY way: no guanin t ee of sel e nO l t s shou lo be focus ed III th'2 f ar m s om et im e b etwe en 11 curits,

commumty centcr , , P. M. Friday' n Ig ht a n d 6 A. M, ~ ~ . : C . : - . - - - - : c : - : : - = : : : - : : : = - - -, " T I ~ i s p r event s t h e sort 01 d u- S a tu r da y morning, LEGAL NOTICES

und , ( ; 0 1 1 l p ~ ' t l t l O n \\:hlCh I William Saylor, a guard. not iced B O R c f u ~ ~ r a : ~ 1 W : E R T Hup , t o a 1 . ~ n . - . l l ~ U 1 ! , d fOl, . t h ~ 11:11' mall 'Vas missing during tlIe THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC H E A ~ I N G1 g ,SCI \ I C e l ~ . l e n ~ , l l t c ~ Iroutine 6 A, M. check, He searched hdr, on Monday, January 14th, 1946,eral Btaclley, ,ThIS hn. th e t he bu il di ng a nd was searching at 8 o'c1ocl< p, M" [11 Borough Hall,

a . d v a n ~ a g e 01, g.l;',l,ng a v e t ~ t hc g ro un ds \\'hen It was dis- l'''ll'e 't Ave" Narberth , Montgomeryun one-stop ansl lCl to all 11Is co\'erec1 the t on a nd a half tl'llck ~ l ~ " : ' ; ; ~ n ~ ~ l e ; ~ c t ~ t l l g ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ c C e O I ~ ~ e r ~ ~ 3 ~

" , Was missing from garage, "TI'c Zoning Orclna.>cc" approved Jon-Need CIVIlIan V,'(unleeI'S Mprrick 11ad removed the side UDry 4th, 1040, Article III. Section 301,

"And su rr ound ing t he vc te r an s ' p ane l s on the truck that bore t ~ l e ~ ~ ~ s ' ; l ~ t l ~ ~ : i f : f f , ~ I S g ~ H ~ ~ t t ~ ' ; ~ P l ~ d ~ I ~ : ;r ad i at in g o u t like t h e i n fo rma t ion : "Monta.omery Coun- on! l' whcn author izer! as a special exof a wheel. should be t he t y P ri so n Farm and Work House." C"lltion, "nd to ArtiCle VI. Section 601,

s o f r e fe r en ( ;e to c ivi l i an vo l- Warden Reilly said. I,ubsectlon :3 , by permitting a clum,who stand rea.dY to help Tire Marks In Snow ! ~ ~ ~ ( e J ~ ; \ ~ { c i ' ; a l O ~ ~ ~ i v i ~ I ~ ~ P ~ s w ~ ~ r e a ~ ~ l l ~ l ~ ~ I

. v ~ t e r a n to t h e hm lt s of their I Tire Inarks in the snow and I\"hlch Is ~ \ I s t o m a r l Y carried on fls a busl- I

SIII'11 revealed 1\1[ 1'1" k dl' , ness, onll when authorized liS a special I'

"A ' '1 't '\ I • "" e Ie ove ovel ' exception.s , - l ~ e m o l cc c ~ m m u n - a n u nu se d b ac k r oa d that skirts a I RUTH W. GRACE,

V . l t ~ CltlZ?nS too bUSilY .en-:quarry near t he f arm, He then ' Secretary,111 theIr, own p e R c e t l 1 ~ e mad c h is w ay t o R id ge Pk. : O , T . _ 1 - 3 - ~ 6 . B ( ) l ' O u g l ~ l 1 f N a r , b e r ~ ,to gIVe adequate .Call', The prison'2r risked hnving t he EbTATE H, RICKLIN talso known,

and gUldal1ce t o t he i r rc- truck skid i nt o t he qURrrv as a' as HYMAN RICKLIN> deceased, <lateveteran,s" not, only mak- r ~ s ~ J ! t th e t r t ; a c ~ l e r o u s rmid con- : ~ ; ' y t l ~ o ~ ~ i ~ , U g ~ ~ , f f Narberth, Montgom- i

t l O u ~ 1 I e , 101 I t " e l ~ 111 .thc fu- dltlOns Il1 makmg good h is f l igh t .: Let,ters Testamentarv on the above I~ L l o . ~ s I : e g l e c t l 1 ~ g , Its own .Hc R!?IJarently started the ' ve- Estatt: have been glanted t o t il e u nd er - ;

a ss et s, T he 1e s a gold hlClf wl tho ll t t h e u se o f k ey s as slgneCl, who reQuest all persons having Ie o f marvelous matcnal 111 thl?se w er e i n the cllstod" of ' tI , c ~ " l t n " 01' demands against the Es tate"oun" fello\l's." 10' 'd J I e : ' h t hc d ec ed cn t t o m ak e k nown the," h, , hllal . ""nll'. and nil persons Indebted to the '

The genernl o r e n : l 1 1 d ~ C ( ~ 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 l - Sentenced 'March 23 l d ( ' ~ e d e n t to make p " ~ ' ; l l e n t , Without de-that model \ etel a ns s et up s MelTlC!< wa s s e rv ing a sentence' la), to! l ; l n c ~ i o n e d well du ri ng ea rl y o f 11 to 22 mont.hs on a charue I LOUIS RICKUN;.

~ l O n d n ~ s , aren't n e c , e ~ - of c:1Callng by fraUdulent pre- " 5213 A r l 1 n g ~ ; ~ C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ,geUled to ~ L l I d e the. m,lSS t e n ~ ' ~ s . Hc wa s me te d th e sen- 0, 1, 1- 3· 61, Phlh,delphllL 31, Pa,

e of men now.returlllng to t enC' e by J u dg e Kn ig h t on Mal', SEALED BIDs !He a lso cautIOns veternns 23 a n d h a d u nt il J u ne 25 1 94 7 to Sealed bids wlll be rerelvcd by the i

tlley must be will ing to meet serve, ' • Bormmh of Narberth, to be opened at

commun it y hnlfl\'ny' a nd ex- T his arre st came while Merrick' ' ~ H ~ l l I f d mccll"K of BorofKh Councllconft,dence thnt thcy "will was on p a r ~ l e a f t er havi ng se rved! l ~ t h ~ 1 1 ~ 6 , '::i 8 ° g , ~ r % c ~ \ ' ? ~ : , : ~ ~ u g ~ ~

appreclUte nnd measu re up n s?n tence o f five to 23 months t ruck with cab , and fal ' two (21 coupeshometown friendliness," imposed bv ,Judge Dannehowe:' i Dr'talled Information flnd specltlca-

Need Proller Guidance Oct 20 1 944 on char ges of bU.' t lOl " llIUlI be obtained from George B,I " t I It'" 1- ;SLIPlee, Superintendentof PUblic WorksUC 1 gO\ el nmen a ass 05 anc(' ,IJ:lary and larceny and consp i racy ' BIdders to furn ish comolete l ind de-granted uncleI' the G, 1. B il l t o commit burglary I taUoci s peci fi ca ti on s wi th the i r p ro -

Rights Is flne b ut i n G en er al Th e fraudUlent pi'etense charge: posals,

e y ' s O p i 1 ~ i o n it onlv makes !nvolved. t h e s al e of rugs belong-I G ~ ~ c t : , t ~ o ~ ~ \ l g ~ d d ' e ~ s ' ; ~ t a t r ~ , R ' g ~ u n ~ ith e ,lobs thnt must be l11g to hiS parents by Merr i ck po - Chnmber , E lm Hal l Nar be rt h P" I ln d

i n t he locnl community, In l i ce s a id , • Ito 1Jt· pi{1lnlY mark'ed "Bid for Truck"the importance of p ro pe l' l \ fe rr ic k is described as being and "Bids for coupes" liS the case DlaY I

dance by'.home town busine ss flvE; feet, 11 inches ta ll a nd : b e - t i ; ~ e B ~ ~ ~ ~ ' l l h of Narberth reserves thean d nelll:hbors. he observes: welghmg 150 pounds, He i s r Ig ht t o r e je c t anyo r a l l b id s,

'I t Is n o k in dn es s t o n ve te r an s l ende r build a nd h as b ro wn h al l" B idde rs p le as e state apprOXimate datelend h im mon ey t o start a busi- and hazel eyes and wa s be ll e ve d ;deMvery clln be made.which is doomed t o b an k- \Vearin!! the prison garb which in- Y ORDER OF : 8 ~ W H Q ~ g ~ ; C I L

tc" lmc! which will leave hIm cluded R blue shirt a nd s al t an d I SecretarY'saddled with debt," p c p p ~ r t ~ r l l ~ " I ' S , t 0,'1', 1-3-2t. no 'h of N a r b ~ r t h ,

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