our town october 16, 1947

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Plans'Further' Study.Before PassingOrdinance

Seven to Preach DuringMissionary ConferenceIn Narberth Oct. 19-26

HEALTH REPORTOne newcase o f ch i cken pox wallrecorded in Lower Meri on Town-

Bank Asks CounCil.For Sidewalk on-Haverford Avenue

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Parking Meter Recommendation I

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Hourly Raies AdvancedFor Foremen, DriversAnd Laborers

ApproveCounci,lS e c r e ~ a r y andWorks ChiefFlat Increases

. Borough Council members voted :IMonday n igh t t o r a ise t h e sa la ri e sof the Bo rough secr e ta r y, Pub l icWorks ' Super intendent , and . Iabor- ,

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WARNING TO SPEEDERS GOP'Candidates" Attention, all .peaden! " "Narberth Burgess, Richard .itArdmore'Ra'lly,. L Miller, announced Monday .'1 .: night that Narberth apeedllawa. ar e be ing s t ri c tl y en fo r ced I n ' C o n g r e s s m ~ n Urgesan elfort to reduce lIpeedlng- Narberth Borough Council 1;e- Narberth Borough CDuncll OIlthrough the t own du ri ng rush Faith in.American celved a letter from' Carl B. Metz- Monday'night approved a commit-hours. W f LOf' gel', J r. , c as hi er o f the Nati ona l t ee r ecommenda t ion to Install:MIller stated. that Borough ay 0 I e IBank o f N a rb e rt h, a s ki n g that a h B hparking meters In t e oroul'policemen are being aided ISldewalk be b ui lt o n H a ve rf or dm embers o f t he L ow er M er io n R ep ub li ca n candidates for Mont- A,ve., from Conway Ave. t o Wynne - business dist rict . ,'The recommendation, made bypolice motorcycle squad. gomery County offices were e n t e l ' ~ f wood Rd., the Council's special committee onThe officers a re c en te ri ng t al ne d W ed ne sd ay night at a p r e ~ Metzger c i ted t h e f act thattraf- traffio and parking, was read bytheir e l fo r ts ma in l y In th e electiOn r al ly b y c ommi tt ee m en fto was Increasing almost daily on Robert M. Cameron, commit teeNarbe r th and Haverford Ave. and women and workers Of .Lower Haverford Ave., a nd t he l ac k of a chairman. The' r epo r t s t a ted thats ec ti on d ur in g t he h ou rs o f 9 Merion T ow ns hi p a nd N ar be rt h s id ew al k m ad e t he Narberth busl- tt h e r ecommenda t ion was made o.A. M. and IS P. M. Borough. ness district almost Inaccessible to ,provide a greater turnover I n t heers. The meeting, held at t he A rd - nearby residents who h ad t o w al k available parking spaces in th eIn a r epo r t made by Wi ll i am S. mor e Woman 's Clubhouse, was a l ong the roadway. "I Haverford Ave. busi ness d i st r ic tT h o ~ p s o n , c h ai rm a n o f t he c ou n- IEnr llment of conduct ed by John A, Lafore, Jr., His le tter ' stated that residents and t o a id In the enforcement ofell Highway committee, salaries of .: 0 - ch airm an of the Lower Merion Of t h e Wynnewood Park Apart - t h e ex is t lng t ime Iim'it on parking.I d 'C II R Township Repub li can .Conimitteeiments and the new apartments It was recommended that metersBo ro ug h ' w or km en w er e ra se and cand ida t e f o r Coun ty Control-/ be ing bu il t on Lancas t er Ave. nearO eges alSeS be i n s t ~ l l e d on the followingfrom $1 to $1.10 fOr foremen, from , leI'. Wynnewood Rd., were prospectivet streets:90c to $1 for dr ivers, and from 80c Prior to the,presenta. t lon of can- cus omers of N ar be rt h, a nd t he B ot h sides o f Haver f or d Ave.,

to 90c for l abo re rs . The r a te s a r e Bryn Mawr Only d id at es C on gr es sm an S am ue l K . e nt ra nc e t o N ar be rt h f ro m that f rom Na rb e rt h Ave. to E ss exM c C o n ~ e l l , Jr., spoke briefly, urg- area was no t sa fe f o r pedes tr i an s .subJ'ect to t ime and one- hal f a f t er One Near Normal Ave.; west side o fEssex Ave., from, Ing continued faith In the Amerl-In in e h ou rs d al ly a nd for time\. 'f I 'f Haverford Ave. t o W in ds o r Ave.;Survey Shows can way 0 Ie . H D1 k both s id es o f Forrest Ave., fromworked on Sundays and holidays. . S t a te S enat o r Lloyd H. wood'i ." anama er Haverford Ave. t o W in ds or A ve ;The sa la r y boost w as t he first Main Line colleges are suffermg chairman of the Montgomery . east s id e o f n or th Narberth Ave.,

made to Borough employes s ince Igrowing pa in s , acco rd i ng t o a re-I County Republ ican Committee , in-ID II from the railroad bridge to Wind-I , b .. 'tlv 'cent su r vey conduct ed among the l t roduced t he cand ida t es . les 0 nJurles SOl' Ave.', station Circle, a n d b ot h1943 and w II ecome ell ec


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WHIPPING CREAM ISCOSTLY

Brookmead Golden Guern- JMilk "\vith th e Deep

Cream" g ive s y ou wh ipp i n g tc ream a't no extra price.

GOLDEN GUERNSEY isdefinitely 8 p e e i a I milk!Even th e color is special!Look at t ha t creamy, r ichyellow! It shows ~ ' o u th eunusual supply of c r eam i ndelicious Golden G u e l ' n s e ~ 'milk. As fo r f t a v o r ~ that ' sa very special affair too!

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It 's th e event of th e w e ek w h en he rcommunity n ewsp a pe r a r ri v es , because the communi ty paper keeps he rposted on th e events of th e week.Th e comings an d go in gs o f n e i g hbo r san d friends, th e n ews o f the churches 'an d schools, th e activities of civicg ro up s a nd local government un i ts .

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These FourNo "WasteT he se f ou r community newspapers provideunique flexibility i n r e a ch i n g Main L i n e f am ilies. T h e m e rc h an t w h o w i sh e s t o r ea ch as in g le c omm un i ty o n ly , ma y do so -w i t hou tp a y in g f o r "w a s te circulation." Yet . the m ~ r chan t or se rv ice wishing to r each th e en t i r eMain Line a n d Hav e rf o r d Townsh ip ge t s un -exampled coverage at on e lo w cos t . -

T ru th is t ha t every memb e r o f th e fam ilyf inds n ews o f in te re s t in th e c ommun it y p a p e r.It he lps them have a bet ter understanding ofth e c omm un i ty a n d it ma ke s t he communitya be t t e r place to live.

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Phone: ARDMORE 5720WLLTOP 3600GReenwOod 3-7740

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_TATS OF OSCAR J. SNYDER, lateor Narberth. Montgomery Co.. Deceasecl-Letters Testamentary on theabove estate having been granted tothe undersigned, all persons Indebtedto the ' s a id es ta t e are requested tomake payment, and those havlnjtdaiJDs to present the s ame w i thoutdelay. to THE PENNSYLVANIAOOMPANY tor Bankinlt and Trusts.8. B. Cor. 15th and Ohestnut streetscar to their Attorney, GEORGE E.LBTOHWOBTH, JR., 910 OlrardTrust Bulldlng, Phllal1elphla 2, Pa. I'.. ' . . OT 10-18-3t'l

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.OUR ..TOWN .,.4 Reed .Mclntire I i t ~ ~ R ~ S E N T NOMA 'rableHamphrey's R e d C r o ls Will S p o n ~ o r D. A. Cameron Pi l o t F i n ed f o r Flyiq. ). ' . :' ' . . ' Course fo r G r ay L a d le s , . db A Lo w Over Horse ' Show~ 9 ! . . : t Y Y the N a r b e r ~ C!vie Assoclatlon_ 'Die .at Home Ave. ExtenSion The Sout h ea s te r n P ennsy l - n,are y uto .James G. Sol ey , 23, ot Garrettand publ ish er ". . . ... OSORGE. A. W.u.x.R.. . . . . ...' vanIa. Chapter of the American . Rd., Garrett HIIl, p l eaded gu il t y

8 ...!!..P!'!; 2 . ~ s O ~ I a . - t e _ E ~ l . 8 ~ ~ ~ _T. wmOATB..;.. ' ~ . . J ' : - R.d t D. d R d . T h t Red C ro ss a nn ou nc ed t hi sw e e k D eLan ce y A. Cameron, 76, of III t o oper a ti ng an aircraft withoutntered as second elau matter ootober, 1988, I't the Post.Oftlce I l rU II IOr . .. 1 e l i I' eSI en t re a en s tha t a Hospital and Recrea- S t at i on Rd. , Have r f or d , f o rme rl yIa valid operator ' s l icense 'and waif. Narberth, ~ ~ . ; .under the l f ~ h 8, 1879 . ; Sunday . Was P re .id en t to EreCt Toll Ga t e t l on Co rp s course f or p ro s- ot Narbe rt h , was se ri ou s ly i n ju r edIftned $150' and cQsts by MagistrateD e a d l l ~ e tor a d v : ; . ' t ~ l ~ : e ~ . n ' i t v e ~ w ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Y w e d ~ e a d a Y , 12' noon. Of'PI' 0 ,.'. . .,. F' pectlve Gray Ladles wl1l be In- Wednesday night when h e' wasIFranklin P. K r omer, I n Bl\la-Cyft--._ . 8 ~ b ~ ~ p ~ ? n ~ 2 ~ p ~ ~ . : . . l n ~ d V a ? C e . . . I a. p t j c l an. An ordinance which will l ?ermlt augurated on Tuesday , Oct . 28, knocked down by an a u t o m o b l l e l ~ ~ l w e d n e S d ~ Y I nlghlt. th 'icAtion offllli: '8 orlcket A V e n \ l e ~ Ardmore , P. Phone A r d m o ~ e 57110:' Haverford Township to cu t Hum- from 10. 30 A. M. until 4 P. M., ey was' y ng oW over e3-77.0. MeInberBullka.Montltomery Newepeper PUblJlblll'l Mln,Funeral servlcea:. for.:Alexandar In the conference room at near his home. Bryn Mawr Hor se S how g ro un dsFoundeii In 19110 . Reed McIntire, 0(128 Bleddyn Rd., phreys Ave. t hr o ug h t o Che s tn ut C ha pt cr h ea dq ua rt er s , 511 N. According t o Low er Mer io n pO-I last week, a.ccordlng to police. AI-. G-'t' '. , . 'd Ardmore, who died SundAY a' t hiS Ave. was t abl ed M ond ay ni ght B ro ad s t. , P hil ade lp hi a. lice , C amer on w as c ros sin g M ont- t ho ug h t he re w er e no olflclal.I S . St--dents .Name. . h ~ m e , ....ill b e h el d t hi s a ft er n oo n after co mmi ss ione rs h ea rd t he Wo men bet wce n t he a ge s of gomer y Ave. at Haverford Station complaints, Will iam Hall , a police-.. p ro po se d e xt en si on d is cu ss ed b y 21 and 55 who are Interested . Iman f rom t he We st R ea di ng b ar -'Industry Show' To' SchoolCouncil ~ ~ ~ ~ : d ~ ~ ~ ; : . ~ : ~ : : ; : . e n l l Home, proponents of both. sides. ~ a ~ o ~ a ~ l c ~ ~ ~ . a ~ : u o c s t ~ l ;;:: : : ~ c : \ ; ' O : : r ~ : I V : : e : y h ~ r : : : I ; ~ : : , : ~ ~ ~ S t i ; : ~ d , : ~ ~ b ; : u n a : t ~ ~ ~. ..' . A r e si d en t o f A r dmo re f o r the The o r di n ance WIll come up forI den, chairman, at Hilltop Willoughby, 52, o f t h e Wynnewood Sol ey was employed In NorristownE xpo si t io n T o Be 6 4 . E l e d e d to pa8t. .. years , .Mr McIntire wu '. ftnal consideration at the commls- 0105-W. Appllcationll shou l d be Plaza Apartments, Wynnewood. and l iv ed I n Garrett Hili at the

Id N t I, S . T ' preildent of the,wholesale opticians sloners' m eeting on Mon da y n lg ht 'l m ad e b ef or e Oct. 20. WIl1 hb dl t fit ' home of his father, Georgo J.

e In orris ow n on oug y, rec Or 0 mus c a ISoleV'. .. ene erm ""rm of "'cTntlre,"".agea "nd Brown November 10. I--- '.. ..... ..... a' " the Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr,I Kromer s aid th is w as th e A rltHall Nex t M onth S tud en t Counc i l C O ~ , whi ch h e he.IP6d to found In Appearing In favor of the pro- Will iam Ba t t Will S p e a k told police Cameron stepped Intol time he had ever imposed a f ine on. . . '1894 posed cxtension was Anthony M. T C A the path o f h is car a s he droveIan 'airplane pilot. .H. Duck, chairman of the Vincent .V, Pierce, vice-principal . Coladonato, of 2718 East County 0 os t ccoun t an t s west on Montgomery Ave. He toC'l,a l n m e n t committee fOr t he o f t he Low er Mer io n S en io r lligh was o ne o f the / o ~ : d e r . : L in e R d. , w ho o wn s l ot s 102 a nd C ha rle s H . Yardley, of 11 Green- the Injured man to Bryn Mawr'M t I t .O County Industries School this week announced the' a n e ar ly director 0: e e er HOBERT F . BROWN 10.3, ac ro ss wh ich the n ew r oa dIhl1l Lane, Overbrook, . announced Hospi tal, wh.ere physicians said he 0 or.cyc.. IS le sexpo s lt l on , announced t hi s n ames o f 64 s lu de nt s w ho h av e Vision Institute of Amer i ca , and II O f It I . lt d id ht f t he B ro wn ,' w ho l i ve sat 115Dart- Wi run. this week tha t t h e Phl lad el ph l ll su ff e red a compound fmcture of n lu r l e s Oct 11that a. .l ar ge n umb er o f g if ls b ee n e le ct ed t o t he S tu de n t C o u n ~ waa w ce e ec e PI'88 e 0 Coladonato explained tha t he chapt e r o f t he Na ti ona l Associ a ti on the lower right l eg a nd h ea d In- be given away November 12. cil. Sbteen o f t he g ro up are sen- American Association o f Who le - .mouth Rd., Cynwyd, will r ep - h ad p la nn ed to u se l ot s 102 and 1031of Cost Accountants ",,111 hold a I juries. Edward. Pole, 27, of Lansdale,14 and 111. l or s, 17 are juniors, 20' are' 1 I 0 p h o ~ sa le Opt ic i an s . Act i ve In charity r es e nt t h e P hi la de lp hi a C ha p- t o b ui ld h om es f or h is sons, just'technlcal session Thursday, Octo-I Cameron, an engineer with thel succumbed October 11 i n B ry ngifts, all made by Montgom- m or es a nd 11 are representatives work, he' served for.many yea rs on ter of the National Omce M an - r et ur ne d f r om se rv i ce . When he Iber 16, at Kugler's Restaurant. Claro Construction Co., Phl ladel- Mawr Hospi tal of Injur ies received

County ' Industr ies, wll1 be of special scbool groupi.. Tlte .en- the ~ o ~ r d Of m \ l . n ~ g e r s and as a a go emen t Association at a Rc- applied for building permits they Philadelphia. phla, Is a graduate of Yale Univer} the day b ef or e w he n h is m ot or -en t o v is i to rs . at Norristown lor group I nc lu de s: . vice-president of the Pennsylvania . were refused, b ec au se t he t ow n- W il li am L. Ba tt , p r e si d cn t o f t h e s l ty ' s Sheffie ld School, class of cycle collided w it h a n automobile,y Ha ll on t ho se days . Tlcket.>1 Dot Boswell, Jack Fraser, Bar- Work i ng Home f o r the Blind. cionI'I Conference to b e h el d s hi p w a s p la nn in g the cut-through. SKF Industries, will speak on "A 1891. He is t he f a th er o f Robert M. .Pole, t ravel ingwest on Lancasterbeing distr ibuted by Industries bara Hamilton, Jean Halg, Graham .:Mr,McInUre W&I!I an e l de r of t he , .F rl da y In Lancas.ter. He is flr!lt. Instead, Coladonato told the com-I Report o n Man ag em cn t In Eu - Camer on , Of Narber th , formerMain P I ~ e , crashed Into a station wl\gonbu si n ess hou se s now. . Hopper, Carol Lau re nc e, D on Lel t- B ry n Maw r P r ea by te rl an Chu rc h. v ic e- pr es id en t o f tbe a ss oc la - m is si on er s, h e h a d p la nt ed a gar- rope." Line newspapc rman and now llUb- dnven by Bert Weidel, 311 ot Dev-will also be di!ltrlbtitedler, Russ Little, Wil l iam Mor an, a membe r o f Olivet Lodge 607 , F tlon, treasurer of thel Bird d en o n the lots. But, he said, resl- \ Batt returned In July f r om ! i ci t y d i re c to r fOr the Automobile on. P ole w as o n leave from thelIome o f t he e xh ib it or s, b ut I Len Rut ledge, John Slemp, Peggy and A. M., f or me r g ov er no r o f t he C oa l 0 0. , and p r es id en t o f t he d cn ts o f b ot h H umph r ey s Ave. and I Stockholm, whcre he presided at As soc iation o f Amer ica . P hi la de lp hi a Na va l B as e.A. Ebelhare, chairman ofl Smythe, Jeane' Thompson,' Ruben Society of MAyflower Descend/mta, St. Mary's Road cut through hiS\ t he I n te rn a ti on al Managemenlbooth committee, said a com- Ty!lon, Eugene Zeiner and Made- a n d f o rm e r 'prealdent of the St. pennsylvania Banker. g ~ : - d e n , and have ,vorn a path Conference. He was v i ce - cha irman 3 Townsh ip Cand ida t e s~ of the!le was no l yet !leITnheeRj8ulnnleOYr' group Incilldell'. A n l a n d r ~ ~ : . Society a n d o f the Merid- across It. of the War ProductiOn Board U. S GclLIen Gt1BRN'seISBCCh hPI "All d ay l on g they come," hi! ir ep re se nt at iv e o n t he C o ~ b l n e d W i t hd r aw F r om Elec t ioneducational exhibit wl1l Cal'! Bieber,. Joe Callahan, Bill . H e w as ' a l so a membe r o f the . urc ans said. "Women wi th baby ca rr i ag ed ' i P r oduct i on and Resou rce s Boal'd . Ii de t he f i n t . opportunity Claphan!lon, Betsy Craig , Bob God- Color Guard o f t h e Sons o f t h eRev - children on bic)'cles, men hu r ry i ng and chai rman o f t h e I n te r -Agency T h ~ ' e e Lower MerIon TownshipCountians have eve r l ey Gr ace Gr lm th Mary AnnKi r k olutlon, Colonial society and the L . M t o w or k. So I am asking you: P r C 't t R bb candIdates In t he r cc en t p rima r y

to !lee a cross section of w h a t l ' J a ~ e Nelson, J O I \ ~ Roy, Al seaI'll: Society Of the War of 1812, and ot aymen essages Please build t hi s n ew r oa d; o r I a m , a ~ ~ ~ o t ~ : m ~ ~ : e s o:eid : u r i ~ ~ elections h av e w it hd rawn the!rI ndu s tr y p r oduce s and, i n somll Walter Shaw, Rober t Slaw, Joanne t h e Un ion League . " . go ing t o put up a toll gate and I th cand id aci es f r om the gene r al elec-how It Is produced. SChool!smedle)., Marty Vogeler, T om W ln- He Is surlvlved b y ' hl s Wife, ,3-M u t T a l k S e r ie s c ha r ge t en c en ts t o CI'OSS my lot!"1 e war. . t l o ~ lIccordlng to Calvin Rigg sec:t hr ou gh ou t t he Counly agle , Bi ll Young and Bob F li ck . ~ d e l a l d e ; two daugh te r s, Mr s. H ... In e Commissioners explaincd toCola-'. retary o f t he C ou nt y E le ct io n Bu Ibeen Invited t o a tt en d the' The sophomore group Includes: Beck l er Pough and Frances Reed l . to B e gi n S u n d ay 1 st dona to t h at , whcn and If t h e o r dl - iPTA to DISCUSS ,' reau .and they are also competlng \ Allen Ball, Frank Carr o ll , S amue l McIn t ir e ; two g r andch i ld r en . a' ' . nRnce is fina l ly passcd, he will be P 1' M k ~ h e y a re : R he va O tt. Shryoc]",an ad-writing contest. Carson, Jean Dickie, Barbara .Ely, s i st e r, Mr s. Jo seph Ta tn a ll Lea, of S p e a k e r IS H. Hawkins c om pe ns at cd f or t he loss of hisl Up l S .a r In g . jas a ~ e m o c r ~ t i c . candidate forA p ro gr am o f s pe ci al d ay s Is Martha Folk, D ick Gordon, B i ll Oran.ge N. J .; a n d a brother, Henr)' ground, and c an then go a he adl T hc P ao lt P.T.A. Wil l hold Its school dIrector, Clinton L. Mcl lor,g ar ranged," general chalrmanlGreenleese, Don Hodgson, Diane BuckleyMcInt i re . A s cr le s o f nine t h rc e -m inu t e w i th t h c p r oposed new house s t o r month ly meet ing at t h e school on) as Dcmocl'atic candidate for SChOOl

1Warren Schwar tz said, "and ll. Jones, Thomll.l Little, Mary. Ann Interment wil l be In West Laure) t al ks b y Layme n o f the Chur ch h i s s on s, o ne o f w hom a pp ea re d Tuesday, October 21st, at 8. P: M. director, and E d ~ a r ~ S : Mur r. ay,

of prominent officials are IMilyler, Hugh ~ c G l ' a d e , Florencp. Bil l Cemetery. will be given In t h e Ba la -Cynwyd wi th h im at t h e hear i ng , Mr. Kenneth Mateer, the prtnClpal, Jr., as a Democratic Justice o f . heInvited to pa.rtlclpa.te." Parker, Cle.m Rosenberger, Jell.n .. Methodist Church starting Sun- H. L es te r H aw s, A rdmr e a tt or - will discuss "T?c M a r k , ~ n g Sys- peace. [\Schaef e r, S andy Sco tt , Ka t he r in e F b II day. ney, a pp ea rc d o n b eh al f o f J am es t er n i n t h e P aol i S ch oo \. A ll pa-MAK ES ' EM RUN Sweeney, L yn ne W el ns ti en a nd oot a Spon sor ed by t he P eace Comml t - Bell , In oppos it io n t o t h c p r oposed rents are urged to attend so they ELECTE DIRECTOR Il Severance, Villanova baskct- \JOhn Jefferlcs. . tee, with George H Wil son , ;:If new road . Bcll , wh'o owns lots 106 may better u nd er st an d t hc ir l D~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ w f ; a r h ~ f c ~ ~ : The following are rei>resentatlves .' (Cont inued f rom .Page One, _ Haverford, a c t i ~ g as chairman, and 107, has a home at 757 Hum- children 's. report cards. The gu.est John M c C o ~ a g h y , of A r d m o N ~campaign. All candidates' wI!'1 of special school groups: fOr the Ghosts and Johnny T r ip t he m es sa ge s WIll be o n th e sUb- p hr ie s R oa d, v al ue d a t apprOXi-\5010Ist WIll be Mr. John E. RICC, was elected dIrector the Montr k o ut with the cross-countryI Robert Johnson, Dottle Lawley, l et t, t h e sta te sprin t s l ar , p lace- j e ct of World Peace. mately $15,000, a cc or di ng t o his ba ri ton e, f r om Ph il ade l ph i a. Rc - g ~ m e r y - B u c k s .Co.untles Funer!1.1 1..ek , s ! ' nm i i i Betty Rogers, Marjor ie Townsend, kicked both extra points. . The first message will b e p re - l aw ye r. T he n ew r oa d wo ul d r un f re sh me nt s wil l be s er ve d a nd t hc ~ I r c c t o r s ASSOCIatIon, a I ll ee t- !l td b H L H k' bl' . . 't d mg held l a st Thu rsd ay In Norrls-Bill Buck , V incen t Whi t e, Mi ri am Rebounding with a 78- yar d ad - sen e y arry . aw ms, through his property for 80 feet. It pu IC is mVI e . S immons and Pau l Alpel's. I p r es i den t o f t h e Poor R i cha r d Club wou ld desl r oy h i s p r iv acy and de- ----- I to_w_n_. _I, .ance early In t he f ou r th p er io d01 . . . . . T I 01 UD ONS, The ..tudent representative f rom d \ and ass Is t an t general managel or t er l or a te t he value o f t he reS1- 0 I .D A IT), I 'TRIP t th MOON'I', . the Matt lsmen finally reache pay . . 0 e' each home room Will llerve tor the dl t h '11 Le Sh h d the Evening Bulletm. dence, Haws said. The Ph ll adc l ph i a MUSIC ClUb\i r W en al n g n ep Ill' . . .Ientire school yea r. T he Junior I d f th e Sh T he othe r e ight speaker s wl\l In- Also opposed to the new road WIll hold audi t IOns for both m-

I members wil l l ie replaced at the Ph undge ...ovker d rotmh etton k' ep-, e l ude Char l es Lachman Franl{ E . w as Antonio Travol ini , of 830 Bid- i 5 t r u m e n t a l i ~ t s and vocalists, Fri- \F el s P la ne ta ri um of th eI . ar s"ar e e a ac even ' I'. .,I ha lf y ea r and the sophomores wlll th gh h had b e pi ued b 1Baker, Paul I. Guest, Robert F. die Ave., Ardmore, ow ncr of lots day, Oc tobcr 17, and F I ' l d a ~ ' , No Frank lm lnst l tute * 20thibe r epl aced eve r y quar t er . anOUattac: of g r i ; p ~ . s: :n af te:" Pf iaumer , Char les H. Hoeflicl" Dr. 104 and 105. Travol ini , who w.as vernbel' 21, at ~ 0 . 3 0 A .M.,. at 1715 St ree t an d BenjaminFrank l in II the Aces accounted for their sec- IE .H . Hamr i ck , Paul F. McCoy and r epr e scn ted by L.A.Tal one , NOl'I'lR-IChcstnut st., PhIladelphia, 10 roolllParkway * Through OctoberIMa- L- Athl t and six-pointer , With. a. 24-yardrGeorge H. Wilson. . t own a t to r ney , cont ended that he 401. 50 CENTS PLUS 10 CENTS TAXI In Ine e e thrust, Harry Barton going The Rev. Dr, F I' an kl In D un - w as opposcd to thc road .beeause hc!O flnal 15. combe . m ini s te r o f t h e Chur ch, h a s had pu rchased the lots In order tol. nWesleyanTeam. Dan Sh.aver booted both extra Issued Invitations to doctors and build houses on .them, ana wasp r e- ip oi nt s t o t ie t he s co re at 14. That nurses to attend "Hospital-Doctor vented fro.m domg s o hy t hc .pro- ise the stage f or L ow e M er io n' s and Nur se s N igh t " at t h e Chur ch posed o r dmance. He also InSIsted 1A former atar Lower Merior, High ft I d I Th I t kr V . I t h is Sunday evening tha t residents of Humphl 'eys Ave.1. . nA r ve. e a er 1 e entZa,' 1ISchool athlete, Richard A. Whit ing, lef t guard, provided the .opening. This will b e t he first In a series a l re ady had access to. Chcstnut,j ls . on e o f t he ma in factor. thi,s yearl ....edge, tallln!cupon Shaver 's .klck of special sunday evening services Avc. b y o th er m ea ns .iIn Wesleyan University 's dr ive for1off as it bounded un touched on ....lth Dr. MlIton H. N icho ls a.S . (Takes Prl-de II. third consecutive undefeated foot-IAbington'. 21. L. M. netted six guest p r e a c h e ~ . The ~ u r s e s : Choir PENN VAI.LEY HOME SOi. )Ib II t W itl . ,yarda Gn t h re e p l ay . , t hen shel l -I of the MethodIstHospItal wll1sing. Th e l ar ge c ol on ia l r es id en ce a t,a eam. h . ng, who won AII- bard toli sed a pass to Tom Dav!'sISuburban and Ali-Scholastic recoB'-! .' J G 11 d W 603 Old Gulph Rd ., Penn Valley,ill f '1 in t he end zone f or t he convincer. am e s UI an In s has been "old to H a r b l s o n - ' ' ' ' a l I { e r ~H- ,n on Or h s performance prlol'!Shaver a a in k ic ke d t he p oi nt . \ '"n IS Ito gl 'aduat ing f rom LowerMl ! r i o n ; ' g . S h I h- A d RefractOllCs Co. for $23, ...00. The! I 19" hi" I' MeanWhile, Haverford Hlgh- C 0 ar s Ip w a r s roper ty was ~ o l d for John WilhamI n ..4, 0 ds d own r ig ht e nd f or I p . the Middl t . , wh ic h h as f a led t o sco r e a slngl ll An A rdmo re s tu de n t w as one of Fe r gu son by the Mai n L in e R ea l: ill b e own, Conn. eleven po in t a ll season-dropped Its third 20 t o w in s ch ol ar s hi p awa r ds for 1 1 : v : ; s : t a ~ t ~ e ~ c ~ o ~. iitii I_ i i i i i i i i i i i i i i . ~ : : i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ~ ~ i i i i i ~ i i i ~iw e seen In this area Novembel decision to Cheltenham Friday In work at St . Joseph 's College dur- --- -----I :hen t he y a re e nt er ta in ed b y a Big Six game at Elkin. Pari,; log1946-47, I t w as a nn ou nc ed t hi s -av r f or d College. 13-0. Cheltenham's Panthers scored 'week_ . II Last season Whit ing, who Is the I a touchdown In each of the las I James B. Guililland, of 39 Chat!: ~ n ~ f Mr .. and Mrs. E. A. Whiting, ! two periods . . ham Rd., Ardmore, received prem, 0 Penn Rd., Wynnewood, ap-i . Ed. . Cha rt er s, f ul lb ac k, l ed t he lumis for ph ilo sophy , advl lncedIpeared f requent ly a substitute IPanthers as C.heltenham st ruck. economics and corporat ion financeI rOle. a s t he Cardinals emerged from twice t h rough t h e air late In the Ia nd t h e Sacred Heart premium for IIa dIfficul t schedule as one of the: th i rd period. In all, the homesters religion. five undefeated, unt ied major col. ' covered 60 yards, wi th Char terago- H e a ls o w as e le ct ed a memberlege team!l In the country, winning in&, over f r om t he two In the last of Alpha S ig ma N u, the honor'p a rt ic ul ar p la ud it s. a s h e t oo k. a of thre e Unesmashes . 80ciety for Jesuit Col1eges.pass andwen t 67 ya r ds f o r.1. t ou ch - L at e In the final per iod, Char - .down against t radit ional r ival Am- ters touched off a 27-yard dr ive IBALLY TO BE HELDherst. Already this ycar, the local with a 14-yard sprint. Charlie . .. iyouth blocked a k ic k t o set up a Messina' t he n t oo k c ommand to t The I n t e r d e n o m m a t l o n a ~ and In, IW sl . I th I e r ~ r a c l a l You th f or C hr is t R al ly

[Ie eyan SCOIe n e r 19-0 open- Bcore with a goal line smash Mes - ' I .I j t W ' . Wi I hold ItS f irs t MontgomeryI ng v cory o ve r o rc es te r Tech, slna a ls o c on tr ib ul ed t he e xt ra C t tl thO S t.and his ha d 1 .' d f . . oun y me e n g IS a urday atI . r -e lUgIng e cn/Ilve point following the first t ou ch- 745 I th Mt C I Bplay helped bottle the University ot d own w it h a plunge . ' n e . a vary apUst, Connecticut as the R ed a nd B la ck C h ~ l t e n h a m . Have l 'f o rd Chur ch, Ardmole. The meet ing willscored a 12-{) upset . . E C b e I n the form of a religious \1ro-. Charambura .. L - arSOn aram.--- . . . . . . . . Banes L.T. . . . Nitt l! . . _G O' P Bayuk L.G. Pyott

I - MacVaugh C. G l ' i t f l ~ h I(Continued From Page One.) Moreland R.G HuttonIbe the most cr i tical year In th is Neducsln R.T. C a r l ~ o ncountry's history. Alexandel'.. , ..R.E. " ''''Ilde"Wemus t pu t a Republlean prell- Abram!l Q.B. . . . . . . . Danielsident In Washington t .. Watts L.H.B D Agostino'she stated. nex year, Tr iplett R.H.B..... Arnold

ICommissioner Peters thanked the Charters F.B. Crouse

workers for their efforts In the Cheltenham . . . . 0 0 7 6-13i.recent Primary El ec t ion and u r ged Have r f or d 0 0 0 0 - 0Ia strong' turnout of voters .In No- . I " --vember.. Commi ss io ne r H il le ga ss A b ngt(ln Lower Mer ionpa id t r ibu te . to Peters' leadership Whlttlngham.L.E. . . . . . . B U C ~land predicted a return o f m an y W e be r L.T. . . . . . . . . . BalrIgoverninent funct ions to municipal Thompson L.G Venlzla.and county units. Brodhag.....G. ... . CallahanI ''1'''' .' . t . GaJnes R.G. .. . Shaverne nearer you ' g e gove r nment . . .t th t .. h .d id "h ' Relgart. R.T ........ MoranI0 e axpayer, e ec are, t ebetter government y'ou'\l .have," , Karbach Q.B '., DavisI Other speakers Included Coronel' Cunningham.. L.H.B ShephardIWinslow' J . Ru sbong ; Reco r de r of Liuzzi R.H.B. . . . . BartonD d J h E Ma' h II d CI k Triplett F.B. . . . . . . . . Adamsl ee so n . a ,a n . er . Abington O. 0 14 0-14o f Cour t s Loula B. Dor p , all can- Lower Merion .. '. 0 0 0 21-21dldates for re-election, a nd S am - PROBABLll: LINEUPSI Iuel M. W il so n, candidate for . Lower Merion Ha verior d

i ~ ~ c i o i u ~ n ~ t y ~ T ~ r ~ e ~ a s ~ u i r e i r ~ ~ a i ; ~ i i i ; ~ d l ' .SO Buck, .. . . . .L.E... Trickett fit11 Barr, . . .. L.T. . . . . Nitti 1\9, . ' . ' VCalenll Zhala .. . "cl,.G: . "Y' Pyotta n.. . . . . . . eomanB ".,38 Shaver, . . . .R.G. .Pellegrlnl 67e Moran . . ..B.T Carison 4.6Henry. . . . . .R,E. Ryder I l m l ~ 3 ~ I I I B.. BYder R.i:. 1"'; Wilde 58..IS DavJa Q.B. . . . . FrankB i 'i t .Ri ht S ht 15 Shephard ;L.Ii.B. Arnold / j / l._. .g. ..J,n 19.. 17 Barton B.H.B Daniels "8

D . d t I. Hoppllr F.B. CroUse 111Tha t ' s th e onat - s to r e r I gh t in A r more . Beplacementa - Lower Merion:An d YOU'LL b.e RIGHT IN . SIGHT by .bringing Johnaon It , uw. U, SlmpBon Ii,Y O U l ~ : p r e s c r i p t i o n hei't1'fo r th e finest quality gll\sses . BeaIOD 11, H a ~ a n U. Qllver liS;Yes, you'll gave do l la rs an d hours. . Suul 'bneaeey18, Seal'lllS. DiFabio

DO ll AT . It, Em. !l , .GaUlhue %2, Wilson 24,Wi/filii 1'11 C,. OPTIUIANS ~ : a J ~ c . : = y ! : ~ ' N G ~ : : : : ~iJ.Vietoli. sa, ShuPert II, :Boac 37,GIL(I).' 24 :E. La n c a s t e r Ave . II. Adams 1I.'DlII&rco to, PretIIlA. Adams .. NeilS. 4ll, 4Jnpe .7,ARDMORE, PA. Ware U, 1m9. BoydS 51. ABel'oStOt't HOlm: 9 to J ."ily: S"lIml.y 9 ,. 1 i l .Banr fo rd : Carson lSI, YeUand n ~ C B . 1912 Eft"i,,; Houn: 1:fJfJ 'ol:]D, AI... .. . 'rio .17, Nauta .. DeCuriIa 81, GrUllth. Philadelphia _ G e n n ~ n t o w n _ Ardmore .. ' D'Aupat lno '" - Morris 8l5,. Jenkintown' We.t Chester Haney te, Jlelswanpr a. Kern__ ~ - _ ~ m . ~ ..~ D S C - I I . . "....... .

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