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Congenial associates Good pay, regulari n c r e ~ s e s Steady work. Opportunities foradvancement Ideal surroundings Clean ,safe work Considerate, helpful supervision,A JOB WITH A FUTURECom. In and talk It oV.r with on. o f ou r fri.ndly interview ...Visit any of t h. I hr e. B.n T.lephone Employm.nt Off ic .

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SinceMother changed to Abbotts DeLuxe"A"Milk, Homogenized, he drinks h is d ai ly quarto J m il k without coaxing. He likes its deliciouscreamy.rich taste. An d i t's s o easy to digestI

;An d there's 400 Uni ts o f Sunshine Vitamin Din every quart of this fine, pure milk - t o aidNature in developinghis teeth and bones.

Wh.'V don't you let your child enjoJI the henefitsof this extra-nourishing,healtlz-buildingmilk!

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preter of Canadian affairs. shOUld Jive ' together with him""Sigh Time"-Mary Lasswell- ThessaJol)ians, q: 9; 10>. . !by t h e s am, a ut ho r a s "SUds In Among Bible citp.tlonscoIilPriYOU!' Eye."-- Ing the Lesson-Sermon is the fo"No Gifts From Cha.tlce"-Mal'- l owing: "Love not the worlgQ4'et Pedler-The love story of an neither the things that a re i n thEng li sh g ir l w ho in London was world . If any man love the worls aved f rom death In an air-l'aid the love of t h e Fa the r is notby a stranger. him. .. And the world passe'Airman's Wife"-Renee Shann away. and the' lust therefore: b-B Y the author of "Twenty-Four he that doe th t he will of. GoHouse Leave." ab ide th fo r ever" (I John 2: 1"Earth and High Heaven" _ 17).Gwethalyn Graham-Here is the ._----s tory o f a man and a woman who THINK YOU'RE CHIJ.LY'ldaI'ed earth and high ' h eaven to If yourhouse isn't a swa rm thmk'e their vision real. I W t ...... . Id 11k'"Marl{are't' Brent _ Adventurer" 1 m er as you ~ . , u e, remem-Dorothy Fremont Grant-An ex-/ bel' that In Japan, With a Wintciting h is to ri ca l n ov el o f e ar ly climate almost like that of NeMaryland based on the life of one England, houses ar.e made of papof the mos t colorful women bf COl-I er and bamboo, a nd h ea ti nonial times. plants al'e non-existent."Phantom Victory"-El'wln Less-ner - A fi ctio nal history of the _--- .--.." ....Fourth Reich. 1945-1960, IMystery I"Corpse in t he Wlnd"-Robert IPOItner Koehler. :"Death on the Pampas"-Clem- Ient Wood. Western"Wagon Train Westward"Lynn Westland."Venge6.ncc TraU"-ehar l es N. 'Heckshmann."The Prairie Kid"-Chuck Stanley.

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Alongside this editol'ial we al'e printing a le t te r f rom Dr.Hobart A. Reimann, Penn Valley. Although the letters offers noexplanation, it seems to be in reply to crit ic ism of the healthboard appearing i n t hi s newspaper. We have no knowledge ofever printing such a crit icism.Dr. Reimann says:

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That car III ge t ti ng more Impor t an t every dayo Th e timeto prevent a breakdown is itt a dv an ce . P la y s af e.IGNITION SPECIALISTS-RATrERY RECHARGING' EXPERT MOTOR REPAIRS-ALL CARSWhen Your Car Ynils - We Won't Fail!MAIN LINESATTERY AND ELECTRIC STATION\ 304 w. Lancalter ~ Y e . ' Ardmore 1825I ,I . , ': 1 "\'" ' . " ~ . ~ , , ' , ',I.'ir.-,-r:.,' ,'", ,. .. ., , . , , '. ,...1.,;:.- '" . '..,. ' . : ' , : , ' ~ ' . ' , " _ ' . ~ ; ' . : _ ' . , - ..' . " ' ~ " " ' _ ' . i ' . " ' _ . ' _ " C ' . ' . _ , '.. i "... _ __

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MEASURES OF NO VALUE ~ ~ ! t t ~ u : ~ ~ m ! ! : ~ ~ e 'IN CONTROLLING PARALYSIS OUTBREAK Ited Lt. and Mrs. Cadugan atGrove Park Inn. Asheville, N. C"later d ri vi ng t o Newpor t NewsOld Gulph Road, whe re L t. C ad ug an w111 be staPenn Valley, Pa, tioned.OC,tober 5, 1944. -Letter to the Editor. Mrs . H . D . A tt ig , of Bryn MawrThe Main Liner, Inc. lAve. and Broad Acres Rd., has 'as, her gues t Mrs. AI. Nelson, of Pon-Dear Sir: te Vedra, Fla. Tuesday, OctoberThe occurrence of a c as e o r two 10, Mrs, William Pope.entertainedof in fant i le pa ra lys is in a co m- 37 guests at a bUffet luncheon .atmunity u su al ly g iv es r is e t o u n- h er home in Blue Bell. in honor ofdue apprehension and even panic at the home of Mrs, Harry Nelson,among parents, Actually, i n p ro - Mrs. Nelson. . ,port ion to the population' at large, I ___"I t is presumptuous, therefore , fOl' the uninformed toques- pol iomYel it is i s a very uncommon A misce ll aneous showe rwa she ld. t ion s choolpol le y in thes e columns o r t o crit icizeboards of h ea lt h d is ea se .as compared with other 1342 Iona Ave .. Sept. 6. in honor ofin general, a nd t he Lower Merion Township Board of Health I n s el 'i ou s i nf ec ti on s, and t he Im- Miss M ~ ' r t l e G re go ry o f D ud le yportance attributed to it of late IAve who w il l s oon b ec om e theparticular, for not a'pplying unnecessary and wasteful measures h,Bs b ee n g re at ly exaggerated. I b r i d ~ of HenryKoenlR of Phlladel-to control the spread of poliomyelitis." 'Irue enough, In individual Iphia. The prospective bride recase, the severe f orm o f t he dls- ceived many lovely and usefulW e do no t take issue with Dr, Rl!imann's s ta tement s a bo ut e as e w it h p e rmane n t paralysis, !s!gifts.ThOse present were the Miss-infantile' paralysis .although it is conceivable that i n t hi s big t rag ic. Fortunately, paralysis IS !es Mary and Margare t Duffy Missw or ld o f ours othel' eminent medical authorities miJlht differ. p e rmane nt i n o nl y 10 to 20 . pe r:Anne tt e Warde n a nd M i ss 'Do rcent of the cases actually dlag-, othey S ab at in i, a nd the Mrs.RBERTH PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH MERIONFRIENDS MEETING We bel ie ve w ith Dr. Reimann that the Lower Merion Board o( n.osed as poliomyelitis. The ma-!James El'vine, John D. Marte lock,Wlndso and Grayltng Ave Montgomery Ave. and Meetlns House Ilk th tl ' It feUd d m ny IRev. B r y a ~ t M. Kirkland, Pa'stor Lane. MerIon Health and Dr. George W. Grim, one of the be st m au ori es Jor. y 0 c as s ar.e m a., ,Chester 'Tyson,Adon Horsley Nev-Van Nes s. D.1J .. Pastor EmerItus SUNDAY i n t he country, are doi ng a good j ob, We be li ev e t he y h a ve a ct ed p er ha ps most, ale nevel recogmz- I ringsen. Robert Weisman and Mrs.SUNDAY 10.00 A M,-Flrst DRY (Sunday) Scbool. eu a s s uc h at all, and are d isre -.Pu r te l lA. M.-Church Nursery tor cbll- 11.00 A. M.-Meetlng for .WorshID. wisely during the present seasonal, infantile paralysis flare-up. g ar de d a s m in or aliments. Ac-! . _ _dren under 6, 3.00 P. M.-Founder's DRY PrOgrRm. di t Ay k th oc urlence IA. M.-Junlor Church for chll- NARBERTH METHODIST CHURCH We can apprecia te Dr. R.eimann's courage in flying t o t he a ' f ~ W ~ a s e ; o g f thee s e v ~ r e 'par- i New Books This WeekA. M . _ t ~ ~ I ~ l I t t o f ~ ; ; l l Y W O I ' ~ h I D ' 1 J t ~ f s ~ e : ' I C l a r f r ~ . e H ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r ; . defense of h i s prof es siona l brothers Who, evidently, have b een al vt ic form' "does not in Itself I "The Road is Before Us"-AgnesSermon by the DRst,or. SUNDAY, h' diD R inn' t tl c ons ti tut e a pub li c health pl'Ob-' Boulton-This novel handles a dif-"The End of t hc Rai n- I 945 A. M.-Church SchOOl. set upon. But we see not m g t o commen n r. e ma 5 a - lem of corresponding magnitude," Iftcult t ec hn iq ue o f s to ry telling~ ~ ~ ' ; ; ~ I 1 3 ~ , h ~ l ~ i o ' ~ ~ I a ; i ~ . 11.00 A. M.-MornlnK WorshlD. tUde. In his own words. he is a bit presumptuous. Presumptu- Furthermore in all probability the i lv it h a sure and left mastery. ItS, Wilmot, ~ : : ~ ~ : = ~ ~ ~ ~ r n g F ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ D . ous, about the function o f t h e press and presumPtuous, in g en er al , v ir us I tse lf ' is s o wi de sp re ad at I reaches the emotions and minds ofP M -RehcRTsRI for SanctuRry I WEDNESDAY about democracy. times that no public health meas- i Its characters with complete. , . Choir. I 8,00 P. M.-The MIdweeks Scrvlce. ures at prcsent available are of' awareness and k n o w l e d ~ e .P. M.-Senlor Chrlstl,nn E n d e a \ ' C J , ~ i BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EVANGEL For Dr. Reimann's information the people of a democracy any value Whatever in c o n t r o l 1 i n ~ : "Love Letters"-Chris Massie-Service Men. ProKram Narberth. Pa. . , 11 P tt5 P , M.-E\'enlnR WorshIP. Sermon I SUNDAY are n ot i n t he habit o f s i tt ing i dly by with folded hands While Ian outbreak. There is no evidence iBy the author of 'Farewe re Yb y Mr. Kirkland, I 9.45 A. M.-Church School, that the c lo si ng o f s choo ls o r! L ad ie s" a nd " Th e Green Circle"WEDNESDAY i 11.00 A. M.-MornlnR ServIce. public health affairs are pondered by their local health boards, o th er q ua ra nt i ne met ho ds h av e: which established him as one ofChrIstIan education clRsSes I--- They do not subscribe t o t hi s good doctol"s pronouncement that ever prevented the spread of the IEngland's most promising new lit-s ec on d to !11th grRde Duplla at i TASTY TIPSschools. I "i f a successfulmethod of prevention is devised, boards of health Idisease. According to J. R. Paul , :erary :figures.THURSDAY ev en t he isolation of p at ie nt s: " Th e World of Washington Irv-P. M.-CIJppcr ClUb f or Young Full-grown cabbage ca n no t I will promptly apply it." themselves' seems to be ineffective ling"-VanWyckBrooks--An im-MRrrled couples. stand much freezing, but half- Despite Dr. Reimann 's f ai t h i n h is own profession, boards in preventing t h e s pr ea d of the: portant contribution to. t he p er -TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCHIgrown heads can take a lo t o f It. of health have been known t o pas s up approved preventive meas- disease, and the best simple pro- Imanent record of AmerIcan llter-W dbl d N b th Avc If bb b cedures to fgUow at present are: 'ature and life.T. n N I ~ g I l R S . " b . e r D . , paStor- i ~ l ~ n h:s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ca age may e ' u re s and some doctors have been known t o b ur y t he ir mistakes. I(l ) t o d i scourage the eating of i "The Glittering Hlll"-elyde F.In-ChRrge. . All of Which simply attests to t he f ac t that doctors , l ike a ll o f uncooked food' to which flies and:Murphy-This vivid novel paints aSUNDAY - - - us, a re human , and that boards of health sometimes err. The lother sources of contamination:rich and colorfUl picture. of Butte,

~ ' ~ ' = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I l S W ~ ~ ~ I P c r ~ c ; ~ g : e t : : i ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ t ~ r ~ ~ ~ , answer to this is an alert public opinion and a f re e pres s through I ~ ~ ~ e k i : ~ c ~ ' ~ \ r ( ; ~ ' i ~ ~ I : i s 1 ~ u ~ a o ~ : [ M ? ~ t o ~ t ~ ~ ~ n e t ~ ~ I , Y ~ c i W b t ~ ; ~ . W.FIRST CHSUcRIENCHTISOTF CHRIST tabages-on hand at the e nd of wh ic h t hi s p ub li c o pi ni on can be expressed, luted water, especially during .epi-,' G.abriel-Alaska _ and th ree sol-the gardening season.may store f b'd d h th uld cr'os butand Athens Aves., Ardmore them for several IVceks in bushel What many physicians f ai l to r ea li ze i s that when they s tep demics and \3) to or I mmor. leI'S W ose pa s co .sSUNDAY operations on the nose and throat. were minds could never meet.A. M.-Sunday School. baskets lined with old newspapers out of their pontl:fical professional shoes a s p ri va te p ra ct it io ne rs d ur in g epidemic periods. ! "The Hollow Men"-Bruce Hut-~ : = ~ ~ ~ ~ b ~ ~ n W ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ . ~ ~ d t ~ : ~ : ; : p p ; ~ 1 m O ~ . n i ~ h : h : a ~ : : e e ~ I and become members of boards of health they assume different It is presumPtuous, t h e r e f ~ r e , ! c h ! s o n - ~ y . the distinguished Can-WEDNESDAY ment. Ioles. For here they subject themselves t o t he give a n d t ak e of for the uninformed t o que st Ion iadlan pohtlcal reporter and in ter -~ C ~ l t ~ i f t ~ ~ ~ ~ o u s e Place - - - I public criticism. Whe th er o r n o t t he y a r e pa id for their s ervice s, s chool pol le y in these columns 01' I >mW/ffiW7AHfr/H/diJdW//LW//L//)WU/Hd-aDen weekdays from 9.30 A. M. to T ' . b ts . t . t . to cI'lticize Boards of Health in.P. M. W e d n e ~ d a y from 9 to 9.451 . 0 plepale ee , caIro s, ur- they are public sel'vants. The public has a right t o k no w What g en er al , and the Lower Merion'M.. and nn SUnday from I to 2.45. InIps and rutabagas,for storage, cut they do and a r igh t to question their policies and acts. Townsh ip Board of Hea lt h i niWYNNEFIELD UNITED Itops off f iush with the t ops of the particular, for not applying un-:PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH roots. Don't leave short s tubs of To besure . theY will f ind uninformed citizens making absurd necessary and wastefUl measures i

54th Strect below Wynnetleld Ave. top growth that wll1l'Ot easily and deductions. Just 8S many physicians, trading on their profes- to control the sp read of poliomye-:Re\'. Theodore S, Wray. Pastor may l ea d to ro t o f t h e root i ts el f. s l' on al s ta nd l' ng i n t he f ield of medic ine . have sounded silly when l i t is . Intensive studies are being'SUNDAY - - made in many laboratories to dis- :l ~ : = : ; f , ~ ~ h M ' c ' h O O I . Men's CIR""'I A boy , bor n O ct ob er 5, to Mr., theY mUddled in sociology and economics. But, as a n ews pa pel ' c ov er the exact modes o f t r an s- it R \ l ~ h t bl' Dr. A. F. and Mrs. R ay Yerger, of 800 I we intend to keep our columns open to physic ians' ideas about Imiss ion of the disease and if a'P. M . - ~ g ~ ~ ~ ' ~ c o g e ' " Mcet.!ng. :Beechwood Drive, Upper Darb y, sociology and citizens' ideas about public health, 'successful metho d o f prevention;; . . . . . : . . : : . : : . : ~ . . : . . : . ~ ' - ' - - ' - ~ ~ , - - i is devised, Boards of Health will!ST. M A R G ~ i f f i ' f t ' g H c A T H O L I C For s torage , s el ec t a pples of We disagree with the well-intentioned doctor that criticism Ipromptly apply I t. iRev, James F. Toner, Rector about the same ripeness. The more of p ublic healthboards in public newspapers shoUld be taboo. In Very trUly yours , iReI'. Charles P. O'Connor mature a pp le s g iv e o ff a g as that the common tongue the hea lth board should be prepared to take HOBART A. R E I M ~ ~ N , M. D.Rev. ChRrles T. Dinan I P f f M d nl y Day MRsses: 6, ?, 8, 9 and. 10 may c au se l ess r i pe a pp le s t o r ip en l't as well as give it. That is the way truth comes ou t i n a I rJo effssor 0 H e iltCl1 e,11 A. M too quickly. Apples keep best in e erson osp a,Y Masses: 6.30. 7.30. 9, 10.15 a temperature as near the f re ez - d em oc ra cy . Philadelphia.Mosses: 7 and 8 A. M,M-""'lii::"..~ " " . ~ ~ : n & O ~ ' . : ~ , E ~ ; f ; ~ I ' i s ' : . ~ I l ~ ~ ' I"Cold, PicnicBeer" Ruled Out In NewIIHaverford Township Park Ordinance

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white. 2 in family. Near WAR VETERAN bun (Peather Se$,High wages. Call Plllowft, Old Furniture. Marble rurnl.4524. ture Antiques. WlUlblDI and BewlnOR WOMAN caDable of learning MaChInes, 'l'1'oewrlters, Vase,.Chinaerlng and hostesslng. Good hours. Crystal C h a n d e l ~ Planas. WIU,Arcadia Chlos Restaurant, anTWhere CO AN. 1107 N. 7tbh, Penna. street. Phlla LOMbard 8332WANTED-MALE REAL ESTATE

to work In lJower houae at gIrl, DESIRABLE ROMBSol. NIght work. P lease s tall e ase In excellent communltlea ...lJrevlous expcl'lenct', WrI te P . O. tractive IIrlcllll350 Ardmore, Pcnna. (Par Sale or RentFOR SALE WILLIAM PUGH315 Mon tltOmery Ave.. CynWYdcustom mRde eult. Finest rna- HOME F U ~ N I S H I N G Sand condItion. SIze 44, long. ' IS. WIndow Shadea Venetian BlindsP. O. Box 350.R BABY GRANDPlano, ex- LdDoleumROBSON &I OWI!:N8condition. Owner Ictt coun- 101:11017 Lancaster Ave.. SrS'n Mawrome real muslclRn shOUld have PhOne: Bryn Mawr 1120 nr lUIplano. Call HlIltoD 4504-W.dlnlns room furniture, Cal! PIANOS3833-M.

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