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The Ju]y outing of the MerionPost No, 5,15, American Legion, wi llbe hel d Tuesday when membe rs wil lp ar ti ci pa te i n t he n in th a nn ua l g ol ftournument of t he Coa tes -JordanPost at the Old York Road CountryClub, Jenkintown.

The tournament, whi ch wil l startat 12 nou n, w ill be fo llowe d by adinner at 6,30 P. M. This outing willtake the vlace of t he r eg ul ar Julymeeting.

Delegates to the National Conventio n o f th e Ame ric an L eg io n to beheld in New York City from September 19-24 are Earle Hepburn , ChesterS. Ivory, Phi ll ip P . Wilson, JamesCun ni ng ham and Howar d H. McConnell.

NARBERTH, PENNSYLVAN IA, JULY 9, 1937

New Rotary LeadersVOLUME 23 , No , 40 IDream Game Tomorrow Will See [Rained-Out Fireworks DisplayPicked Stars On Narberth Field I Now Scheduled This Saturday

IForty-eight players and mana g: er s Gav in was t o h ave h ad a trial with: Local Rod aud GUll Club ! Fail'

have been vote(1 herths on the two the Chical('o White Sox t h is y ea r. He Takes Houors at Soudertoll',"lain L in e L ea gu e s qu ad s that w ill is now the statis t ician for the i\lain:chls,'h Satur(!a' , ' in the league's first L' Lme oop. The Lower Mer io n Rod and Gunannual Dream Game on the Narberth Because of the vast volume of v ot es C lu b, I nc. , took high honors at , MORE OF HONOR ROLLp l a ~ ' p : r o u n d . east and the closeness of the ballot, Souderton's Half C en tu ry of pr og -

CHAIR l \/fEN GIVE REPORTS :\Iain Line f an s c as t theil' v otes I1 _ I two p la ye rs l av e been selected f or r es s celebration, Tuesday. The cele-!f or t he two t eams , one representing each posi t ion with the exeeption of' bration committee turned the events If ill if ITHE SllECfTATOfR, . dR t ' f tl B I C I the U!1]lnl' :'IIain Line section and tht) , ' " ' we la ( )lraye{ or au' wm So aJ'lallS 0 Ie a a- ynwy< _, pitcher, Two utlhty players were;over t o t he sl10rtsmen of Montgomery' I ' 'I h b d'TN 'II'l)('1 t il Cil lb 11"](1 tll"I'\' anJl1lal I'" I otller, thn Lower. I ourse ves, It mIg It ave een If er-" ' < ~ ' v a so named, Coun ty and the ]ocal boys captured t btl l td t] I'organization meet ing Tuesday noon; Ed Hare , v et e ran Brook]ine man- ' ' en , u we (e ega e 1C supp Ica-when \\' . .1. Dl'el1lwn turned over the! agel' was c hos en t o l ea d t he Lower Brookline, with e ig ht , l ea ds t he m an y of the prizes In the dI fferent: t ion to others and you see what hap-'! t' I t \V'II' II D 5(\uad while Ed Sheridan, of Down- parade in the Lowe r Mai n L ine divi- events. ' pened.p re sJ ( en s gave 0 I lam , ur- s ion and Paoli, with seven, the Upper, A. Do na ld Amesbury won fi rs t * * *bin ingtown, wil l p il ot the Upper. As- Xar be rt h h as six and Gladwyne prize for rifle shooting, wit h J ame s' TI I" I d'I b f P 'I t D b" sistant manaO'ers f or t he Lower will ' 1 { conso at IOn IS that t I e goo.\ em {'rs 0 res I< en ur 111 s "seven. Gene Davis, Narberth man- McGovern, second, I, . 'II 'd h I IofIicial family ar e Dr. R. 1\1. StaleY'1 be E d S ull iv an , o f Media, a nd J im agel' requested Ray Cabrey , Dream, James McGovern won first prize in, tlllle lS Stl t? come, an t ats lc psI I t I

, 'I t D F Keys, of G]adwyne. Assisting Sheri- . . . 'h ' I h ' ,some as we wil l s ee t om or row a tu r-new y-e ec 1( vlce-preSI< en ; 1'. '., Game Comnllttee chUlrman, t o d ls re - t e plStO s ootll1g contest. l" h I I ' ,1\1. Purse, ;;ecretary; Hervey Keim,1 dan will be l ' Iar ty Fei t, of Pottstown. . E' . , ( a v n lg t w len t 1C new moon IS sureI Tlln gal11n IS fOJ' tIle benefit of gard ballots cast for hIm as manager rnest Jenkms won f ir st p nz e m '1 I I 'd"t,reasurer; William S. Howa rd , s er - WILLIAM H. DURBIN ~ of t he L ower Main L in e s qu ad be- t he pl ug c as ti ng f or a cc ur ac y w ith flto lang ow, all< hnever mm Jdts hm-t t nd E n H D " players who s uf fe r l os s o f time from ,., . ' I uence on those w 0 ar e affecte t ati!:ean -a -arms , a uge e . a\IS, ]1/"I'"i(/C11t, Bllla-CYl1wl/cl-Nal"llcl"th I ' I' b I h'" cause of t h e dut ies he WIll have In Wayne BurnSide, second. , " If 1 fDr. R, C. Mears and Mr. Drennen I t l el r r eg u ar JO s t 1 l'0ug JnJunes t' h B 'I . n, D B 'd fi . , way as It's mm( u 0 your ownRoial"Y C ll/b ge tmg t e orough FIe d m the best n ayne . urnsl e w on rst pnze I 'I I I b ..(pa ot p r n ~ I ' ( l e l 1 t ) dl'r"ctors receh'ed while playing in league f" ,vout l fu t r" st 6 " ou oug lt to e an..~ , , of shape fo r the game, or fly c as tm g f or accuracy With I f I ~ h' .Immediately u pon h is installation, gamcs. It was originally conceived J h P Wh't d ,some more 0 t l e s am e at t IS timeIIII'. Durbin announced h i commit- to aid l\Iickey Gav in , t he Narberth All fourteen umpires on the Main osep , e, s econ . . Imight not b e b ad for you at all.] l l a ~ ' ' ' , l ' \\'110 los, t IllS leg Jn all accI 'dent Line Leagu e s ta ff h av e volunteered Ernest Jenkms won first pnze for,t e e ~ for HJ37-38, The first name C . - d' t fl . . h J I P I * * *l e ~ ~ than twenty-four hours after he to wor k gratis. Chief Umpi re Bert IS ance y castmg WIt osep 1 listed is the chairman: Po\vell wI11 choose t Il e other t]11'e" White, second. i If t he r ai n c,ome,s i ns te ad o f t he

A' lOb ' t D b' Alb t had s co red t he run that g av e Nar - ] t II b tl 17tl b...Ims an( Jec s: ur m; er umpires who wil l work with him. II moon, l O w e v e ~ ' , 1 WI e le 1 e-F. W. Vick, Joseph J. Skelton, Frank berth the league title in the deciding , LO B b '1939 fore the shootmg can be done, as theySeeley, Philip A, Livingston, Dr. play-off game l as t y ea r. A portion , ~ a y . G,adsby, Y i l l a n o ~ a , team lquor an y Ido say you can't ca t f i reworks (may-Staley, Charles 1\1. Fitz, of t he f un d will be g iven to Mickey tJ amel, WIll serve m a s!TIll]ar ca- \ AO f B D: be on account of the heart-burn) andClub Service: Vick, J am es P . Car- and t he r es t will g o i nt o t he players' pacity for both teams on the d ay o f 1m 0 oro rys s o soone r or later the d isp lays willroll, Charles L. Campbell, Jr., Conrad fund. the game, I - i hold forth, but let us have confidenceJ. Albrecht. ; = . = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ ~ : - - - - : = - - - - - - : : : - - - : : - - - I G r o u pWi ll S ee k to Win L oc al t ha t the 10th ( tomorrow) wil l be f ine,

Vocat ional Service : Skelton, \V iI- F i r s t Opera at Dell I Option Election Two Years in which case the occasion is sure toliam H . Dec ke r, John A. Mi ll er , DreanlGameTeams F N be.F 1k]' P K D ~ d B fl ,I ro m owra l' Jl1 r om er , r en ne n, tS a a r n e utter y i - - -Community Service : Seeley, Ray- [']1]1('1" Main Line squad: The folk" are doing exceedinglymond L. \ \ 'at rous, Wal ter T. Brown, II A bone-dry borough by 1939 is the' - , ' ,Da \

'is. :\lanager: Ed Sheridan, Downing- I d' . ,aim of a group of Protestant min- ;weJl on the donatIOns a nd t he hs t ISPopu ar Pro uctlOn WIl l F ea -I ' d I f loT b h 's o long that we ar e not s ur e t he edi-International Service : Livings ton, town; assistant: l \ Iar ty Fei t, Potts- M I' S M Jsters an ay men 0 1,ar c r t . IBarclay L. J o n e ~ , F. Engle Taylor, town. ture e t ropo Itan t a r ~ on About t hi rt y- fi ve representatives 1 tor can spa,re all the s p a ~ e n e c e s s a r ~ ,F' b l" I D ' da y an d Tu e sd ay NIgh t s f b ' h I 1 " Therefore, If your name JS not here ItDr. R. C, Ho!Tman. Ir"t ase: \ .ISS1, oWl1lngtown; from our oroug ~ 1 l \ r C l e S met,m- , w il l b e next week (if you help) andCla;;sification: Ralph S, Dunne, AI- P o ] e ~ ' , P o t t ~ t o w n , formally Tuesday night at the :-iiar-, , ' I I' 'IIhe f ir st opera o f the summer sea- I P b ' CI h I I keep In m ll1( that t 1C surplus WI go

vin E. Shu ll , Stanley King. Second base: Verna, Pao]i; L. Spa- bert 1 res ytenal,l lUrc to ay "to a c au se whi ch has earn ed the ac-P 1 P bl

" D S ] ] son, Puccini's popular ami beautiful I f fo a 10 Irogram an( u IClty: r. ta ey, ziani, Coatesvil e, P, ans I or. a eampUlgn h r ca op-: claim and appreciation of all o f u s,Wayne D. Burnside, J, Bedford DR. R. 1'1. STALEY Third base : Hami l ton, Paoli; Pol- "l\Iadame But te rf ly ," h ead s t he list tlOn e ectlOn two years ence. I as you wil l agree when the facts ar eWooley, Danie] B. Ely. lick, Pottstown. of brilliant musical events to be pre- Present were members from the' re]10rted,l'iN-/JI"esidcl/ i, ilala-Cynll'yd-Xa /'-F e l l o w ~ h i p and Attendance: Fi tz, bo.th Rotal"Y Club I Shortstop: Gonsorick, Coatesville; sentcd l\Ionday and Tuesday in the Presbyter ian Church, the Narberth' '" * *Howard, Dr. Hofrman, Dr. Mears. I Hayden, Paoli. Robin Hood Dell, Fairmount Park, Methodi s t Episcopal Church, Baptist: Aronimink Transportation Com-Editors of The Spoke sman : Bur n - I Church of the Evangel a nd t he Holy i p an y, t he alert bus system whichsl'de all(l Leonar(! GI'U]le. N b th C Th I Left f ie ld : Doyle , Paoli; Low!')"", with Alexander Smallens, conducting. T . 't L th CI h 'r er OpS ree 111\1 y U eran lu rc , !"erves l'\arberth and its environs, do-Committee chairmen or ranking Coatesville. Another important mus ic al p ro - The Rev, Arc her E. Anderson, nat ed , wi thou t urging, $10 to therepre"entatives of committees for the to Lead League Again' Center f ie ld : Bel tz , Coatesville; gram of the coming week scheduled pastor of t he P resby te r ian Chu rch, f und i ns te ad of $5 a s was r ep or te dPa"t \,'ear gave b ri ef annua l r epo rt s I StufIiet, Pottstown. I D I "I I' I I \" S Iy t 1e e I in keepmg Wit 1 t le n" p r e ~ i d e ( , an( ,vanen . Bossert, a so last week.on the work accompli shed by the. . I Ri",ht field: Umbach, Paoli', :\Iento, P b t' f 1\1 'B kl 0 h d H ,.. traditional policy of of fer ing variety a res yerian, 0 1 erlOn avenue, H 11 S d Ed" )various g r o u p ~ . ro o In c et rone as are.: Downingtown, h 'h ' onol' Ro ( econ Hlona nd t he best music, will b e presented w a c ose n campaign c airman.me n Bow to Davismen, I Utili t\ , ' inl1elder: Wando, Downing- TI h ' tl t] ' I I C. E, Edwards , .. . ,.,....... 1.00M ' Sh ' T hu rs da y a nd F ri da y n ig ht s when I,e gat erIJn

g was le 11,1"( suc 1 .1. Randall Williams, Jr . ",., 1.00Ys t e r l 0US ootlng 10 to 3 : town, meetll\g since une 28 when Governor I B II T I I C f P 5, Outfielder: Harold Bauer, one of the greatest" ' I ' I ' , e e epl0ne ,0. 0 enna.. . ,00in Penn Valley Fatal B ~ \'irtue of three \'ictories d u r j n g l t o \ ~ I ~ ~ l i t y HaWk, Potts- p iani st s o f a ll t ime, will a pp ea r a s E ar le s l g ~ e , d ,bJi t l 1 J ~ l P?nmts Robert J. Nash 5.00soloist. Alfred Wal lens te in, noted State nlUnlClpaht les a oca opt IOn on' John W Joyce 10 0

16 Y Old B the holiday week-end Narberth once ' Pitchers: C, Sp{,llman, Paoli; the sale of l iquor. . , .. , , , , . , . . . . . .to _ e a r - oy cellist-conductol', will wield the baton. III ol'(lel' to 11',I\'e 1'''fel'ell(ll1111 I't \VI']I, Continued Oil rago Two:more is p er ch ed o n top of the :'IIain Cocei, P o t t ~ t o w n ; Weddig, Downing-,Line League, The Da\'ismen clinched, town; Haupt , Coates\'ilIe. An all-star cast, ineluding many be neceSi'ary t o h av e signatures to a' P V II Y hManayu n k Yout ll Dies I'n Bryn' ' Catchl'r,,: Code Downingtown; members of the l \Ietropolitan Opera Ipetition totalling 25 p er c en t of the enn a ey ou tthe few pomt;; necessar\, to dethrone " ' ," e" f N V] 'II 'VI H .IF ' ] arll'ckl, Paoli. ompany 0' 1 ew or" WI appear: larg l 's t number of votes cast for any. W'li R B awr osplta 1'0111 Brookline from the pc

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Picnic for Baseball ClubMr . a nd M rs . C ha rl es E . Harnden

of Moreno r oad, Pcnn Val lc y, e n te r t ai ne d t he membe rs o f t he NarberthBaseball Club and a numbcr of baseball enthusiasts at a picnic suppcr attheir home on Monday evcning. Therewereabout 40 guests. Mr. Harnden issecretary and treasurcr of the club.

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CCkls YearmAKE YOUR VAEATIOnREAllY EOUnT You will enjoy

the atmosphere of friendliness and hospital ity that p revai ls at THE FLANDERS.SpaciouB verandas, ocean sun deckB,3 o utd oo r Bea water swimming pools,with filtered circulating water, supe

rior service, delicious meals and232 rooms, eachwith privateha th , awa it you. c . 1 f ~ ~ : : : : : : ~ ; = = i

Goes al l da y without wilt .in g keeps yo u lookingft 'csh an d f e el in g c oo l at th e office, th e club, oro u t o n th e f a i rways .FRESH-because t he y a repastcurized!

Mis s Schae fe r, wh o ha s ha d many y ea rs ' experiencein this section, will c on ti nu e t he p ol ic y of givinghigh class WOl'k at reasonable prices .

Anne Sch ae f er , f o rme r ly with Kath l ene BeautyShoppe , Narber th , ha s reopened Kathlene's Cyn.wyd Shop as th e

1937 SEASONJUlie 19th t o Sept. 13thWrit. f D RatChlldren AlwayaW.lco....

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Daily SpecialsMOllday - Tuesday - Wednesday - 3 for $1.00. .Thursday - Friday - Satttrday - 3 for $1.25

CYNWYD BEAUTY SHOP

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A yailable for Dinncrs, Outings aNd BanquetsMiIl Road, Brookline, Pa. Phone: Hilltop 1600

Swim and Play TeunisPool Open Evenings . . .

BROOKLINE COUNTRY CLUB

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Saturda}'LIONEL BARRYMOREin "A Family Affair"

marketsFire DepartmentStaresDatlorFriendsPoliteOffileARE ONLY SECONDSAWAY WHEN YOUHA VE A TELEPHONE I

Thi s Thu rsday and FridayB ET TE D A VI S

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Wednesday (Award at 9)PATSY KELLYin "Nobody's Baby"

You can have on . In your hom.for I.. . than a d im. a dol '.

Monday (Play Bonus at 9)JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSONa nd GEORGE BRENT in"MOUNTAIN JUSTICE"

TuesdayClaire Trevor-Michael Whalenin "Time Ou t fo r Romance"

Next Thursday, Friday, SaturdayJANET GAYNOR andFREDRIC MARCH in"A Star is Born"

MASSANUTTEN MILITARYACADEMYW'oodstock. VirginiaShenan noa 11 \' a I I ( ' ~ College preparatory-Commerclal-Music~ p l C 1 H l i d CQUiptlH'IltJunior H. O. T. C. \;"itAthlettcs-:WO acre rccrca t l on p r ogr : n llat (, 'anll) LuptonFor catalog address Dr. H. J, BenchoffHead M'lster, Box 191 DAMa "

King's Daughtcrs Fete Childl'CIlT h, ' B oa rd of Dircttol's of the

King's Daughtcrs Holiday House gavea g'l'OUp uf 30 un(! l' l 'p l 'i \, i leged child n' n a nd t he ir mo th er s a n outing' at\':llIey Forge on Monday. After visit in,!.! til(' hi stori c shrines . a picniclllnl'1ll'OI1 w n sene(l.:lJlolllbers of the org':lnization fromI\ :l1'1'rth, B a l a - C y n w ~ ' d , Havcrfordand Bryn 1\Ia\\'r wcre prlscnt.

Fire Co . Director ResignsPla'\lground News James F. ~ u r s e , a d i re c to r o f the/, 'Narberth Fire C ompa ny a nd fo r- - -. :;;...--.----.-----1 many years i t s secre t ary , on MondayActiVitIes are III f ul l s wmg o n Nar- :night t ender ed h is r es ignat ion at aberth playg roun d th es e. days. A n n)eeting o f the B oard in Elm Hall.i ncrease over l a s ~ year 1 I .the. n u ~ - It was a cc ep te d wit h regret.bct of boys and girls par.hclpatm.g I Mr. Purse p la ns t o retire as ap l a ~ games and sports g l v c ~ an mdl- Pennsylvania ra i lroad employe andcatIOn that t h e g r ounds WIll ac t as I t f th St t Th c c:move ou 0 e a e. e va an yhOf;t to happy and carefree young-, wil l he f il led at the annual election in I f you have an opinion, write Oursters. Ever" day an a \' er ag e o f 150,. S t b . , e p em er Town a letter.to 17? chi ld re n and gro.wnups take 1 1_ ' :" ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~ . . . : . : ~ . : . . : : . : : . . . . . . . . . ,11art \l1 t h e p l ayg round h fe . 'Men 's SanforIzed $1.25 $2oft/za1l, B o . ~ k c t b o l l fo/' Girls andA call for candidates for the 01'- SLACKS .ganization of a girls' softball tcam'has been issued by Miss Julia Landis., N4.l2I3I:l?.. t i M I : N ~ tif)1)A game, to add interest to thc sport,' 121 N. Narbelth Avenue Narber th 2772h u s ~ already becn scheduled fo r next i ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ~ : : : ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ~ ; : : ; ; ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ~ ; ; ; : ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ 1week with Haverford p layground . . ' - - - - - ~ - -The other addition is a girls ' basket-:hall c ou rt. T hc se t wo new featurcs'will provide the girls with a greatcrv ar ie ty o f a ct iv it ie s than hithcrto:provided.

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Boy Scout Notes

C U J l ~ ' l ' a r l ~ - in the wce k i s appreciatl'd.

: (' 10(':":t._ \ i " I ] ( l a ~ ' til l ' popular "Play BOllus"\\ill I", at !I 1'.:11. The picture will 1)(.o.'.!, . llnlail, .Illsti 'e," a tilm about thelJ:ll'J.W:lldlll':'S :111(1 j ln1judice ag'aillst" ;, I rl ' iu l 'l ' s" in the h i l 1 - b i l l ~ - c O U l l t l ' ~ .,i'i:-'l'lJinl' I l ll t ch inson and Georg'l'

1:1"'1'1 ha\ '" til" principal ro!ts.Tll" . d ~ I \ " liilll w il l be "Timl' Outr I l l ' I ~ 1 I 1 1 l ~ l n l ' l " " a l ight cOll lcdy Co-1; ,,1 i , > ~ ' Claire Tl 'l ' \' or and l\Iiclu1l'1

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1:11 . :", 1\,,111' '\\,ill 1)( Sl'en in "Nobody',;1 : ; 0 1 , ~ . " S'11l "n d Lyda I\oberti an '

( ' ~ " t a, "tlld"nt n U I ' ~ e s . Lynne O\'l'l'111:111 I ,as t ll [, red l' o r a dctec t i\ ' l! .:\l'xt T l l u r " d : l ~ ' , F\'iduy au d Sattll'

,1:1\' t l1 l' Aal '1,el ' th wi ll p re se nt "ASI;'11' i . B"rn " wit h .Janet G a ~ ' u u r alldI,',,'dl'j(' l\1:\l'ch.

Hondicmft iThe handicraft program will start

I Tucsday, Julv 13, at 2 P. M., i ll the i. a f l l ! r n o ~ n an;1 last until 4.30. It willbe given thereafter on cve ry Tue s- 'da\' and Thursday o f t he wcek. Ncw,

":\Iarkl'd Woman," now at the N:Jr-' an;l interesting features have beenIWIth, stars Bette Davis and IIum- a dd ed t o the already l ar gc l is t ofp h r ! ' ~ ' Bogart in an expose of the vice handicra ft project s that havc bccnr:l.-I'd, h ~ l S t ' d on tht' famous "Lucl ,y iliadI.' in the past. Some o f the ncwI,uciano" cn,,!'. Bette is a night club l't'atul'CS ar c wea\ ' ing , basl ,ct ry, makh".,ll'SS. . illg book-markers f rom s ho c l ac es ,hot mats, moccasins and bclts.

Tn / i l lS Ol'! lr l i l i . :n!Teams are being' organized in

i J ~ l s e b a l l , paddle t enni s, t enni s. Allllios!' interested ar c :Jsked to please,ig'n up at the playgTound. A. J uniorH:lsl'hall L l ' U j . ( U I ~ i s b ei ng ' organized:111" g al ll es w il l be played on 1\[on, i ~ , ~ s . \\l'dnl'sday". Fr id ays f rom 2to 1.;]0.

Tl1i,; Satunlay Lionel B a l ' l ' ~ ' m o r e\\'i II h" S('l'n as a county judge whose,iill\' I 'on 'l 's h inl to is,ue unjlopulal'011'.1;1" in ,pite o r c om in g e le ct io n":d ld I'alllih' ali'"dions. Cecilia Parker:1I1.1 Eric' Lind!'n s uppl y t h e love in-

The Main Line Cour t of Hono r andBoa rd o f Review will be held at theMerion Scout House , Haze lhurst ave nue, Merion, on Tuesday at 7.30 P. M.Awards will be p re sent ed t o the

following scouts:A rdmo i'e N o. 1- :aobert Reed,

Cha rl es Nangl e, E. Rey no ld , Wm.Brendlinger (4 Year Scout).Ardmore No.2-Grant McCabe,

Frank Richards.Ardmore No.3-Warren MeDoweli.Bala-Cynwyd No.2-Will iam Mac-

Neill, Edward Houseworth.Bala-Cynwyd No.3-Richard Hoff.Bryn Mawr No . I - Ivan McLean.Merion No. I - John Hepman, Rob-

er t Miller, Samuel Haines, EdwardHarris.Narberth No.2-Kenneth Schrep

fer.Roscmont No.2-Joseph Hilden

brand ( 4 Ycar Scout ) .

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Use TheTacony-Palmyra Bridge

Di/cctio1l.s: U. S. Route No. I-City Line-EastRiver Drive - Hunting Park Ave. - RooseveltBlvd.-to Levick St. (Levick St. is 4y'! mileseast of Broad).Free Road Map at the Toll Gate or bymail-Po O. Box 32, Palmyra, N. ,..J..... Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co., Palmyra,

1\11. and 1\1l's. J. B. Wcl ls o f Sou thH ig hl an d a ve nu e a nd 1\1rs. AnnaCarcy How of Esscx avenue, Narbcrth, lcft last Thursday for twowcc ks i n Deerfield, Mass., a nd L ak e\\'innepauskee, N. H.

SUl11mel' Music ClassesT he B ry n Maw\' Consl'J'\-atol'y "I':\Iusic announces a special l'UIIUIWI'

session heginning July 12 and CUIll inui ng t hr ough August , w it h c1:'.:-"'s andinstruction :l\'ailable in all d l ' l ' a r ~ ments. A special featurc this s('aSDnwil1 be supe1'\'isetl trips to Hobin l1[",dDell Concerts, \ l 'hich will bc \,! 'l ,( '( [\. 'dbr music appreciation Il'ct 1I1(S andscore-rcading'.

Thc Hcrlgcro\\' Theatrc inHosc Val 1ey i s polishing oil'week o f r ep e rt or y bcf or e t h c openi ngo f i ts Fourth Annua l Shaw F('slival,which will run at the famous localp 1 a ~ ' h o u s e from July 1() to August 14.The foul' \\'eeks of Shavian dr:lliia

\\'ill include ele\'en o f th e m as t, 'r 's, ) j ' : I l l l < l . ~ \ \' hi ch w il l h e l ' r e . ~ l ' l l t e d illt l 'n l '\ l 'ning's. the whole cycle to be11l'l'scntl'd twice. and intel'l'uptl'd hel'eand tl1l']'(' f or p l' cs en ta ti on s o f this:,"al"s hi l ' l h d a ~ ' p l a ~ ' , "Too TJ'lllI TnBe l ;o o, ). " w hi ch w il l OJH'n ,July 2Gjn h on or o r Shaw's :->lst bil'tllday.Tonight, Andre Obey':; "l\oah" \Ii11

play while t he P is ca to r \'('rsioll of111'('i",r'" ".-\Il1,'rican T r a g ( ' d ~ ' " \l'ill 1)(pl'( 'Sl 'ntl 'd toll1o 1'1 '0\\ ' nig'ht. :l1 ..lnal""'UliOIl1." the ah>iorhiug sto\'Y or lo\'('aud ultill1att' t r a g e d ~ ' fo\ ' a c i l'cus -ha l 'I;l'r a nd h is sl'1l'-sal'rificillg' hricl

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CYNWYD 662

$82,490,434.2850,082,691.718,589,339.3429,363,488.979,424,000.0038,393,286.5532,417,468.907,904,573.104,392,509.601,010,265.98448,462.141,988,430.85354,769.89

$8,400,000.0012,000,000.002,799,882.892,558,467.27406,756.01336,000.00184,534.81354,769.89239,819,310.44$266,859,721.31

$266,859,721.31

Founded 1812

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SEASON OPENS FROM MAY 30TH TO SEPTEMBER 15THSwimming Privileges Restricted to

WEST LAUREL HILLC EM E T E R Y

A place o f b ea ut y a n d charm. Th e satisfactionof lot-owners during 6 8 y ca rs is accentuatedby permanent carl' guarantced by trust f un ds o f$550 ,000 . Lots \'al'Y in price ft"Om $125 upward.

Belmont Ave. near City Line, Cynwyd

AT THE BEAUTIFULCOLONIAL VILLAGESWIMMING CLUB

(5 Mil/ l Ile j b ), car North o f Wayt le)Mt'mbership S tr ictly L imited and EveryApplication Rigidly Inspected

Member of Federal ReseYl'e S)'s/cm

29' Baja Ave., Bala-Cynwyd

Shull Lumber CompanyThe Link Between Forest and Home

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"T alk it over" is the issue o f theday. We often wonder how manypeople read our ads. Ask us tocome over, at your convenience,and we 'l l know you do.

All "BACK" FROM YOUR TRIPS?Then, no d ou bt , y ou 'r e r ea dy t ohave actualities made of your cher.ished dreams on Home Imp rove .ments.

ARDMORE BRANCH7 East Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore

Un it ed S ta t..1 Government obli llat ionl a n d o t he r lecuritlel carried at'23,622.315.39 in the above Itatemf!nt orf! plf!dllf!d to $Ccure GovernmentState and Munldppl depodtl Jar fiduciary purpOlel. al required 11)1 law:The deposits of this Company areinsuredby the Federal DepositInsuranceCorporation. in accordance with the Bankinsl Act of 1935.

C. S. NEWHALL, President

Capital StockSurplusUndivided ProfitsReserved for Contingencies Reserved for Taxes and ExpensesDividend Payable July 1, 1937Miscellaneous Liabilities Letters of Credit and AcceptancesDeposits

Cash and Due from BanksU. S. Government SecuritiesState, County and Municipal SecuritiesOther InvestmentsCall Loans to Br oker s .Other Loans Upon CollateralCommercial Paper ReserveFund"CashBalancesinTrustAccounts"Real Estate .Miscellaneous AssetsInterest Accrued Bank Buildings, Vaults and EquipmentCustomers' Acceptance Liability

FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES

THEPENNSYLVANIA COMPANY

ClassifiedAdvertisements

Phone: NARBERTH 4100

15c a li nefor Both NewspapersCount five wordS to line

-w i l l be accepted UP to Wednesday. 5 o'clock, for Frlday's issues.

-w i l l be charged only to residentswhose names appear In the telephone directory or to SUbscribersto OUR TOWN or the NEW S O FBALA-CYNWYD.

OUR TOWN

Merion 1301Florists

Incorporated

BALA.CYNWYD, PA.

Groshon

Belmont Ave. & Levering Mill Rd.EDW. A. CARROLL CO.

CEMETERYMEMORIALS

IFuneralDesigns

Now Five Legis lat ive DistrictsGo\'ernor Ear le l as t week signed

the Zappala Bill which officially di-;vides Montgomery County into five;legislntive districts.The only district a ff ec te d i s t he ;former Third Distr ic t which ha s been i

Club Reslaurant Service. beautiful Open Porch and Dance F loor overlookingpools with floodlight illuminationFor FlIrt!zer ParticlIlars-Call at Cillb House or JVrile Box 232, JVayne

Nat'berth Bridge Club PHONES, WAYNE 129-WAYNE 15i9JUI1V ~ O top score, ~ I r s . J. II. Daker ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~nd I'll'S. Arthur Cooney; secondplace, 1\l rs . C . .T. G o o d ~ ' e a r and 1\1rs.E. C. Griswold. i, J l I I ~ ' :1. top score, 1\11'5. E. C. Gris\\'old and Allt'n Shubert; second place,';\Irs. C. AIfl'ed P c e l 1 l ~ ~ ' and Charles

B. Stoudt.Miss l\lary B. Carr, of N. Narbcrtha\'el1lH', r e tu r ned Tuesday frol11 a\\'eek's s t a ~ ' at the Ocean City hOl11eof l \ l i ~ s Betty Fa y and Miss MayFay, o f Drex el H il l.

Nelsoll Carmall Hltbcr, Jr.,tv Wed Emily Maric Schc11lbs

THE FIRESIDE

ice cream

orin y ou r home

withDOLLY

MADISON

a t o ur fountain

$5.95

Summer S toreHours 9.305.00

DAVIS'

KEEP COOL -

2-- Nellton Coalgivesmore heat perton - la st s longer- costs less in thelong run.Phone Ardmore 2550

or ALLegheny 8400-Wn ' 5201

224 Haverford Ave.

URNEXT41 N. Narberth Avenue

FOR A REALHAIR CUTHarold M. Kirscht I

Sa/all MillillCl'y, Second Floor

Wcal' th c ncW highercrowns accentuatcd withwidc dark bands. Weal' thcsunshadcr w it h droopingbrim.

A Perfe(t Combinationfor Perfed Heat I1-- NCIl'lonltliracleSlokcr keeps youfree from the cellar,feeds coal from bin

to burner, removesashes.

White Toya(lIld heep coo/-headed!)

DOII't /ct thel u' at go to) '01/1' Ilct1d, weal'

1\11'. and :\lrs. C. E . And er so n a nd,their daughter, Miss Sonia Anderson,and 1\lr. and Mrs. Hamilton CaI'pent el ', o f Chestnut Hill, ar e on a tripto Bridg'e\\'atcr, N. H.;\Irs. Bin a P rc bc le , o f 11 ew York, is' the g'uest of :\11'. and :\Irs. R. ,J. Doth-,a\ '( !. of \ \ " ~ ' n n e w o u d roa d, b efore going' to :'.Iaine.j\"pxt :\londar Mrs. PI'ehele and Mrs.Dothanl wi ll he among ' t h e guests ata IUIH:ht,()n and hridg'e party g'iven br:'.Irs. Tarl", ' Gladding' at the .!\Ianut'actuj'('rs' C ( ) u n t r ~ ' Club.;'IIiss Ruth Lee Cook, o f Dudley avenue, has returned from a stay at Narrag'ansett Pit'r. R. I.

1\1rs. Frank X. Purcell and herdaug'hter, Miss Catherine Purcell,h a \ ' ( ~ just returned from a ten d a ~ ' s 'trip t o i \ Ia ss ae hu se t ts , Conne ct i cu tand New York.l\Iiss Dora l\IilIel. daughter of 1\l r.and Mrs. L. Parker Miller, of Dudleyavenue, and Miss l \l at le li ne Cohee ,'daughter of ; \1rs . John L. Co he e, o f

D u d l e ~ ' a\'enue, \ \, (' re ;unong' theguests at a house party ovt'r theFourth of July week-end given by!\II'. and l\Irs. George Lee at Mrs.Lee's parents ' cot tage in Ocean City .1 \I rs. L ee i s the former Miss JaneKolb, daug 'hte r of 1\11'. a nd Mrs . \V.C . Ko lb , of Haverford avenue, Nar

berth.Dr. and Mrs. \nlliam A. Pearson,o f t he Lakeview Apartments, have returned from a two weeks' trip to Ohio,Indiana and Michigan.Mr. and l\Irs. Eberhardt 1\luller andMiss Flora Kurzenknabe, o f Es sexa ve nu e, s pe nt S unda y at RehobothBeach , De laware.1\lr. and 1\1rs. Mueller had as theirguests on Monday Commander andMrs . R ic ha rd Wue st , of Lansdowne.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Logan ar e s ubdivide d into t hr ee : T hi rd , the ioccupying their new home at 527 1\10- OI.d Y O I ' ~ r o ~ d area; Fourth, a d is -Ireno road, Penn Valley. trlct tak1l1g 111 t he Nor th Penn val-IMr. and 1\lrs. E. J. Pollock and l e ~ ' ; and Fifth, a subt l ivisiun ineIudf a m i l ~ ' , of Avon road, are leaving Sat-, in!! the, P e r k i ~ m e ~ V ~ l l e y section.U1'day for Wildwootl Cres t, N , J., to The hrst rlIstl'lct meIudes Lowel'lspend t he s ummer . 'Merion, Narberth, Upper Merion, i1\1rs. Oscar Eichna , of New York, B ri dg epor t a nd Wes t Conshohocken,Iis visi t ing her mother, Mrs. D. Har- while the second takes in Norris town,shaw, and he r b ro ther -i n- law and sis-: CO,n;;hohucken an d PlY1l1?uth Town-Itel', 1\11'. and M rs . C. Fred Kuebler,: ~ h l J l . Both of t he se r emam the same. IJr., of Narbrook Park. 1\11. Eichna 1""""--------------.wiII join h er f or t he week-end. Mrs . My Summer Office Hours IEichna wiI I b e remembered as Miss at Residence Office IMargaret Harshaw. 417 An thwyn Road , Meri on I

1\11. and Mrs. R ob er t J . N as h a nd Monday and Friday-7 to 9 P. M. ,their daughter, Nan cy , o f Narberth Dr. Wm. G. Walton'and Price a venu es h av e J'ust returned OptometristPhone: Narberth 2464

~ = ; . ; ; : ; = = = = = = = : ; = = = = = = = ~ from a week's cruise on the Delaware If no answer, Narberth 2570JBay.Mr;;. Carl Hacker t, of White Plains, iN. Y., has been t he gues t of her par-:ents, 1\11. anti Mrs. 01'10 E. Cook, ofNarberth Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Cook,also had as their guests for the:Fourth of July week-end Mrs . Cook ' snephew, Mr. C. Les li e B r is to l , of!Parkersburg, Va. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. l \1cCar- 215 City Linetel', Jr., of Lantwyn lane, h av e l ef t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~to sp(!lJd t he summer in Ocean City ,N. J.' :Mrs . EBen Abbott, who ha s beenspend ing t he w int e r w it h he r son-inl aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Haigh, of Nor th Narberth avenue, h as r et ur ne d t o Boston.Mrs. George B. Suplee, of Woodside avenue, and he r uncle, Mr. Samuel Turner, have returned from a tript o W at ki ns Glen an d Seneca Lake,N. Y.Miss Catherine Robison, of Dudley

avenue, s pe nt t he Fourth of Julyweek-end in Ocean C ity, N . J.Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bailey, of Lan t

wyn lan e, h av e left for a trip to NewYork.Mr. John Woodcock and Mr. DickWoodcock, sons of Mrs. Vema R. Telephone MANayuoJc 0166

Woodcock, of Montgomery avenue, I

". up up .

EWEES1122-24 CHESTtfUT ST' H I LADELPH IA

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664,250.03~ 7 3 1 , 2 5 0 . 0 3

$135,636.70192,739.61288,590.0188,936.4125,347.30

$731,250.03

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2 16 Dud le y Ave nu e

June 30,RESOURCES

L IAB I L I T I E S

I i I : A I ) L I ~ I : !They're most important right now! Come in and let usshow you t he new coitfures-one of which will be exactlywhat you're looking for.SUZANNE JORET GILL

Statenlent

Member of Federal Resen1e SystemOpen at 8 A. M. daily f or y ou r convenience

Depos it s I nsur ed under t he Gover nmen t P lan

of Narberth

TheNational Bank

Cash and due fronl Banks . . .U. S. Governnlent Securities.Other SecuritiesLoans and Discounts.Bank Building .

Total

Capital Stock .Surplus and Undivided Profits.Reserve for Contingencies.Deposits due Individuals.

Total

CllEVHOLETMOTOH DIVISiON. c.....ral lIIororJ Sal" Corporation.DETHOIT, MICOlGAN

ALL eghny 0132

ESTATE NOTICE

KIRSCH CHEVROLET COMPANY214-216 Bata Ave. Phone, Cynwyd 81

CALL THENew Deal Junk Co.

Highest Prices Paid ForPAPER, RAGS, IRONand METALSWe will call anywhere-any timea t your c o n ~ ' e n ; e n c eWholesale RetailSAM. SCHLESINGER

Dally 7 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.N. W. Cor. 5 6t h a nd Vine St!.

Holy T ..i,l;ty L"t1Jeran Church ,IRev. Clctus A. Senft , Pasto r !!Margaret Squier, Organist

Sunday, July 11, 1!l37:! l.45 A. l \ I. -Bib le schoo l -a l l departments.11 A. ~ I . - T h e morning service. !

Theme: "Servants of \Vhom?"[h e Presbyterian Ch"rch "

Rev. Archer E. Anderson, Th.D.,"Pastor.! l.45 A. M.-Bible school.11 A. l \ ' I . ~ M o r n i n g worship. Dr.

Anderson will deliver the sermon.Theme: "Abiding Hope."

11 A. M . ~ C h i i d r e n ' s nursery, under the supervi s ion of Mrs. GilfiIlan.6.45 P. M.-The three ChristianEndeavor groups.7.45 P. M.-Narberth 's happy Bibleh ou r. D al la s T he ol og ic al S em in ar y IQuartet will conduct the services.Wednesday:8 P. M.-Prayer meeting.

etc.

Your ClothesNeedCLEANINGOFTENER

Si1lgs Lead in Opera

We close at 1 o ' cl o ck onSaturdays dur ing July & Aug.

YOUI' suit or dr es s gets a s d ir tyas your shirt or collar. That'swhy you should have cleaning donefrequently byAdelizzi Bros.FURRIERS. CLEANERS, DYERS228 Bala Ave. C,'7IJl'yd 928102 Forest Ave. Narb. 2602

~ l I c e d " CreamMilk and Milk DrinksCreamed Cottage CheeseGinger and Cup Cakes, Macaroons,Right on the Pike at Wayne, Pa.

dl/d "Gllcmscy" always gllardl/tces Qllality

Open Daily and Sunday until 12 P. M.

BROOKMEAD GUERNSEY DAIRIESHome-made

We also serveGuernsey~

will come to your home every day throughTHE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.'I,t Irllcmatiollal Daily N c ~ " s p a p c rIt records for YOU the world's clean. constructive doings. The ~ I o n l t o rdoes not exploi t c r ime or SCIl3ation: neither does it ignore them.bu t de al s c o rr ec ti vel y w i th t hem . Features for busy men and all thefnm.1!y. InclUding the \Veekly l\lnsnzine Section.

Fresh (!(!Guernsey" ButtermilkAll you care to drink for 10 cents

WHERE? AT BROOKMEAD-WAYNE

The Christian Se ience Publishing Soc let)'One !;orW;L) Strecl, nostoD, ~ I n s s a c h u s e t t sPlease enter my SUbscription to The Christian Sclonce Monitor torn period oft year S9.00 6 months $4.50 3 months 52.25 1 month 75e\ V e d n e ' d a ~ ' Issue, IncludingMagazine Section: 1 Year $2.60, 6 Issues 250Name __

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THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS

Address -- -Snml'lfJ COllY on l l e f l uc , '

Sunda!l, COl/ductcd by Jose ltl lrlJi .Lit Brothers' Conccrt

Mendelssohn - Overture to "RuyBIas."

Schumann-Symphony No. 3 in EFlat ("Rheinish").

Weinberger-Polka and Fugue from"Schwanda."

D u b e n s k y ~ ' G o ~ ~ i p s . "Lis7.t-"Hungarian Rhapsody No. :l."

.1Jolldll!/ 1111.1 Tuesda!J.1IlIdll1ll !JolttT!I!!III IllIlitlll

Opera in t hr ee a ct s. F ou nd ed onthe book of .John Luther Lon g a ndt he d rama by David Belasco.Music by Giacomo PucciniConducted Q ~ Alexander SmallensNext 0Jlera, "Carmen," August 2

and 3, Alexander Smallcns, conducting.WedllescZa!l, chli'k n i y l t t ~ n o concert.Tlwrsr! II !J , condueted by AlfredJVa[lenstein.\Vagner-Overture to "Rienzi ."Beethoven-Concerto in E Flat("Emperor") fo r piano and orchestra.

Harold Bauer , SoloistWagner-Siegfried's Rh ine J ou rn ey .Bach-Wood-Partita in E. MARIA SAl\ISONBach-Dubensky - Chora le Prelude , /(,110 lrill lic hcard as "B/(ttc/'fly""Father Who Ar t in Heaven." in the opC)'a Mondny and Tucs-Tchaikovsky-Overture Fantasy "Ro- dllll niyltts at Robin Hooel Dell. Narberth Methodist Episcopalmeo and Juliet." Rev. W. Vernon Middleton, MinisterF1'iday, conducted liy Alfrcel Wctl- PUC S . T k Sunday, July 4th, 9.45 A. M.- ,

lClIstcili. to upcrvlse ruc ers IChurch School. IWagner-Entrance of the Gods into According' to the Public Utility 11.00 A. l\I.-Morning Worship.;I Sermon' 'Th e Blessed Nation."Valhalla. Law which became effective June 1, .I I 7 . 3 ~ P. M.-Vesper Service. Ser-B e e ~ loven-Concerto in C :Minor f or t he j ur is di ct io n o f t he P ub li c U ti li ty mon : "Patriotism and Religion."PlUno and Orches t ra , . COllllnb;sion o f P en ns yl va ni a hasHarold Bauer , SolOist I ' .Rimsky-Korsakoff-SYlllphunic Su it e , b een e nl ar ge d t o lllclude contlact If you have an opinion, write Our"Scheherazade." carriers by motor vehicle. Town a letter.Soturday, eondl lc ln[ l iy Jose I t II/bi. F or me rl y th e comnllSSlon regu- I ~ = = = = = ~ = = = = = = = ~

G l i n k a ~ O v e r t u r c , Rus si an and Lud- lated o nl y t ho se who transport prop-mila. ert:: nlld persons by motor vehicle as

T c h a i k o v s k y ~ S y m p h o n y i n E l\linOi ~ O l l l m O I l calTiers for hire. Estate of William L. Breerwood, late(Pathetique). Broke rs , c ont ra c t carriers and I of Xarherth, l IIontgomery County, De-ShostaJ;owiteh-: \ lus ie f rom the Bal ,t!WI' truckers arc advised to sec the ceased.Letters of AdminiHtmtion on the ahovel et , "The Nose." PUC r epr es en ta ti ve at Room 705 , estate having heen granted to the under- I IB a l a k i r e v ~ E n Bohellle. K e ~ ' s t o n e Building, 261 North Broad s i ~ n e d . all persons indebted to Said estateSt . k S' , '11 I" I ' I " al' e reCjuested to make imlllediate pay-ravlJ1s ' y - , ulte, ' 1(' 'In' 1 I1 ', . ~ t r e l ' t . Philadelphia, \\'ho will explainSlllIdll!!. ( 'uud/te/,d Ii!! .}u." /tIl,I, the provisions of the new law. f . ' ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ~Lit IJrulh, r.' CI)//(" ,ISChubert-Symphony i n C : '> la jo ,.Bach-Brandenburg Concert".R a v e l ~ D a p h n i s and Chole. SUit, :--;,2.

Con t inued t r ol n )Jag-t' t'I ... l iv ed on Ccn tenn ia l r oad and questioned e v e r ~ ' o n e t h e ~ ' could f ind \ \ 'n"had b een i n the vicinity that afternoon, hut were unahle t o f ind anyon twho eoulll throw a n ~ ' l ig 'h t on thecase' or who O\\'lll 'd a rifle of the t ~ ' P t 't h e ~ ' believe was used in tlw ~ l l O o t i n ~ .Sah 'e t ti ' s f a tl l l' r , : \ Iiehael, is ('111

p l o ~ l l d as a g-al'dl ' l1l l' and g-raVl' d i . ~ wgel' at the \ r e ~ t Launj Hill Ct'nl