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CLOSEDMONDAYS

AIR CONDITIONED

B r o o k m e a dGuerl lsey

D a i r i e s ·21 Years Young!

BROOKMEADGUERNSEY DAIRIES

Wayne, Pa.CHARLES R. MEYERS,

Plesident

B ro ok me ad w is hes toacknowledge th e m an yremembrances fr o mFirms and Individuals onits 21st Birthday-Over a decade, producingand d is tr ibu ting the f ine st Q ua li ty M il k, C re amand Dairy Products basedon World Renowned"Golden Guernsey".

- "Are y ou r ea dy f orV-Day?"

DON'T NEED WATERIn the d e s er t c o un t ry. m

anime:ls never drink water. Tn ee d f or m oi st ur e i s suppliedchemica l ac t ion in the i r digest rac t s, which turns m o s t . of ·starchy foods in to water.

A Certified Laundry

A R D M O R E

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY

HOWARDJOHNSON'S

RESTAURANT

tonlorrow"

~ I T YLINE & HAVERFORD ROAD

~t#J'J6All Medical Needs

" So rr y, b ut y ou r

l a u n d r y won't

be d e l i v e r e d

until

AN ENJOYABLE PLACE TO DINE

J. PAUL SHEAPharmacy

At Narberth StationNarberth 2838-2839

There ' s no d od gi ng t he fact

t ha t l au nd ry service is n't a s

good tod ay as before Pear l

Harbor. I n f ac t, i t' s a mirac le

tha t i t can b e as go od as it is. O ur p la nt is j a m m e d

with w o r kb ~ c a u s e

w e a re ha nd li ng m or e th an n orm al

an d w e a r e t e rr i bl y shor t -hand e d - w e , too , have a service

flag w it h m a ny stars, an d it is j us t a b ou t imposs ib le to

ge t n ew h el p that can quick ly learn t o w as h, finish an d

del iver y o ur l a un d ry as yo u like it, an d as we l ik e t o

g ive i t to y ou . T he se c on di ti on s j us t n at ur al ly cause

delays i n d e li v er ie s, w h ic h w e ho pe d o not cause an y

grea t inconvenience . W e a pp re ci at e t he u nd er st an di ng

a nd p at ie nc e o f all ou r cus tomers .

ST. MARY'S LAUNDRY

\'

YEaH••

to bEPn:Z;1>EMt?"

W h e n Mickey balked at doing his homework, his dadr e m l n d e ~

him that AbeLincoln studied b y t he light of the f i r. In pursuit of learning t h at l a te r ' made Itpossible for him to become President. * ''Yeah'', is Mickey's classic remark,. "butwho wants to b . President? There '. no future to it ." *However, whether Mickeywants to b e Pr .. ident or not, In all probabili ty he will sti ll have his homework10 d o. Wh y n ot make it eall.r fo r h im? In contrast with Lincoln's obslacle ofpoor lighting conditions, Mickey Ihould be enjoying the glare-free, easy-seeinglight of a s ci en ti fi ca ll y d es ig ne d s tu dy l am p. Tr ue e no ug h, y ou may beunab le to buy one right now, bUI put l ion your Ust for pOl t-war buying , ••Itememberl EalY s .. ing 'mak .. for easier studying.

PHILADILPHIA I L I C I . I C COMPANY *D0

~0 TW A S Tf EL E C TR I CIT y. J U Sf IE CA U SE IT, IS. NO T a ,A T I O N ! D

209 Haverford Ave.Phone: Narberth 2808

STORM SASH

H as I t D aw ne d On YouThat You 'l l S oo n N ee d

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Neighborhood Club' UrgedFight For Nearly!A Year to Obtain Cha"ge; __Will RestoreHalf of Pre-War Service.

New Route'K".Bala-CynwydBus.j

ScheduleEffectiveon September9,

stores,large.

CONTRACTOR - BUILDEB

31 0 S. CAROL BLVD.

,:t.JANICE HANSEN, winner of V.nida na ·tlonal ..BeautifUl Legl" can teet, I I ahownwearing liquid hOliery applied venlda way.to conlerve I tocklng., and the Ver laW ..dre .. dOligned by Carol Crawford

w h i c ~combinOl five garmentl In one. Slde.but.toned Iklrt provid,afree knee action; but,ton.veat ,Ieeve II perfect for tannll; back.yoke perml ta a ful l .wlng Whether haUl'cleaning or golfinD; and the large hidderpocket i l pertec t to carry knlck ·knackltruly a dre .. that goOl everyWhere and dOlieverything.

ALEX. STEWART

ReIlnble . e ff i cien t work on homesApts. No job too small or tooEstimates given f ree ly.

SUNSET 5136

- - ~Sometimes you may hear the

LONG DISTANCE operator say-"Pleas9limit your call to 5 minutes:'

That's to letyou know the lines are crowdedand to'help more calls get 'through quick'er.

THE BELLTELEPHONECOMPANYOF PENNSYLVANIA

REPAIRS ••• MAINTENANCEJOBBING WORK

SCREENSSTORM SASHPLASTERINGROOFINGCARPENTRY

CEMENTING·PAPERHANGING

COAL: FUEL OIL : COKE

ORDER NOW

SGrr) -Nonew cuslomcrsfor Jeddo-Highland Coalat presenl.

Narberth 2430

SUNDAY AT GRANDMA'S •. •Monday morning play '. ' . the.s am e o ut fi t c an b e u ae d

f o n : ~ . , · .drell.up or romping 'f It'a made'·of cordurella, the new light.weight corduroy deaigned espe·cilily for activeyoungltera. Re·f le eti ng t he g ro wn .u p f .. hionfor Jumpe .. , thi. miniature onein blue cordure lla has a hear t ·a ha pe d n ec kl in e a nd c an bevarIed with plain or frillybloules.

COM ED I AN • A UTHO,R •PHILANTHROPIST-Bob Hope,preparing for another · tour to

thecombatzones for USO CampShowa. has agreed to turn overail royaltiea from hll new book.,"I Never Lef t H0Jtle" to theNat io na l War F un d. wh ichf inances nineteen war relatedagencies, inclUding USO andWar prilonera Aid. Above, Bob

~ ' ~ ~ ' :a ~ i ~ n ~ f f ~ c e r ~ u ~ r : P ~ : l ef i ~England.

• SOCou)'.Vacuum FocI Oil• CannelCoal• Charcoa!• Kindling Wood

RALPH s.DUNNENARBERTH. PENNSYLVANIA

H. L. YOUNGI CO.n MYRTLE AVI:.

Chatham Village, UPller Darb,.Granite 7020 Hilltop 2384

NARBERTHEl.ectric & Radio CO.

NARBERTH .IDI . •

.Cqr.8averford A Foree' Ave ..

Hilltop 3800

Urands ok OprlabtaQUick RemoYlll

ralr Prlcl!lICourteoua lien

WriteP. RUGHES a SON

5•• 6 Markel St. .PIII1LOaCALL

All. 7450 Welt 5114EvenI na . G ra "II

FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE

UPHOLSTERING

M. A. Balr, .... lId.nt

HOME FURNISHINGS

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EVANGELNarberth. Pa.

SUNDAY9.45 A M.-Church School.

11.00 A. M.-Mornlng Service.

DlI:SffiABLE SOMESIn excellent communItIes a' a'.tractive Ilrlc....

ror S ale o r Re ntWILLIAM PUGH

:ns Montsompry Ave.. C7nWl'd

NARBERnI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHWindsor and Grayllna Ave.

Rev. Bryant M. KIrkland, PeallOrJohn Van N es s. D.ll.. Pastor Emerltua

SUNDAY9.45 A M.-Blble SchOOl for all.11.00 A. M.-Junlor Church.11.00 A. M.-Mornlng Femlly Worship,

ermon by the pnstor.6.45 P. M.-Youth Meetlnll.745 P. M.-Frlendly evenlna Wor.hlp.NARBERTH METHODIST CH,URCH

Essex amI Price Avenues.Minister. Carl R. Hammerly.

SUNDAY9.45 A. M.-Church School.

11.00 A. M.-Mornlng Worship.

ST. MARGARET'S CATHOLICCHURCH

Rev. James F Toner, RectorR ~ v .

Charles P. O'ConnorRev. Charles T. Dinan

HolY Day Masses: 6, 7. 8. g and 10ami 11 A. M .

Sunday Masses: 6.30, 7.30. 9, 10.15Dally Masses: 7 a nd 8 A. M.

TuesdayB.OO

~ .M.-Sodallty meetins.

Window Shadea- Venetian BUnda.. JDoleum

SOBSON ok OWIl:NB101:1-1017

L a n c a l t ~ tAve.. BrYD Mawr

Phon,,: Bryn Mawr 1120 or 1121

WAR VETERAN Dura FelUler BedaP1l1owsJ Old FurnIture, Marble 1"urnl.tureL AntlQuea. WashlDI and 8ewln.MaClllnes. 'l,pewrlters, Viles ObIDaCr7staJ ChlUldellon, Planoa. . WIll eOIn:rwhere COLl!:MAN. llO7 N. 7thStreet. Phlla LOMbard 9332

PIANOS BOVGHT

AND

CAIlD'ULPIANO MOVING

APARTMENT 5 rooms &: bath. garage.2n d f loo r, f ro nt a nd r ear entrance.'

Own refrigerator. No children. Available:~ 8 W ~ ~ ~ r

I, 150 per month. Call Hilltop

FOR RENT IGARAGE, 31B DUdley Ave., Narberth.

Call Narberth 22oo-J a ft er 6 P. M.

WANTED TO BUY

MIRRORS & GLASS

PIANOS

OPHOLSTE1f.ING AND REE'AJRUIG _BPrlns. of three pIece aulta rellalred810.00: chalfa recovered. elI.00. 00An7Where eell Ll:WtS, Warne' 14118227 B Lancaster Ave .. Wame•

NOW II the £Inle to rejuvenate ,ourhome GLAISB SHOP, JOHN 8 TAGY"73tS Wut Cbeater P1k.. OpPer Darb,Cluat.o.IIl Mad. MIrror .. rl!llllverlAa . f80mOCle1Ib,. PfoturU·Pramed Pul'lllturtTo . . bOD. Bnu1.\,ard 3011

C A L E N D A R

H. BAIR CO.DIRICTOU 0' PUNIRALS

1820 CHESTNUT STREET

GEORGE A. WALKER. Prl'sldent and EditorBELEN FITZPATRICK, Buslneaa Manaser

H. LESSERAUX. Advertl.llns Manaser

FOR ·YOUROW N SATISFACTION

OLIVER

RITtenhouse 1511

LOST

..

We ask y ou t o verify that, for thesame

highq u al i ty o f furnishings, our pr ices compare withthe lowest in the City. There is no charge for theuse of our air-conditioned parlors.

Publlahed Evel"1 ThursdayDeadline for advertlslns and newl copy-Wedneaday II A. M.

Subscription rate-S2 per year In advance

Publication Oftice-Elsht Cricket Avenue, Ardmore. Pa._ Phone-Ardmore 5720 and 5721; GreeDwood 7740Member of Bucks-Montaomery Newsllaper publl&hers AssoclatioD

CLASSIFIED 'ADVERTISING

Entered .. . econd clan matter October, ID38, at the Post omlle a'Narberth, Pa •. under the Act of March 3, 187D.

OUR TOWN

Founded in 1914 by the Narber th Civ ic Al locia tion

. ~ H U R C HNote: For publica tion on Thursday. all church notices muI 'be received by Monday at 5 P. M, each week. Mall no tice tot h is p a pe r , c/o Box 350. Ardmore, Pa •• o r t e le p ho n e Ardmore5720 or HIIItop 3600.

25 WORDS FOR SOc (In One P a p . )$1.40 FOR FOUR PAPERS

OUR TOWN, BALA-CYNWYD & MERION NEWS!H E MAIN LINER, HAVERFORD 'fOWNSHIP NEWS

You ma:r ."nd moner order, Itamns or personal check. Addr_ Il1Jcommunication. to Lower MErI0I!' Newspapers, Ardmore, Pt..

(Specia l Month ly Rates )

CALLGREenwood 7740

WYNNEFIELD UNITEDPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

54th Street below Wynnetleld AveRev. Theodore S. Wray. Pastor

SUNDAY10.30 A. M.-Wor!hlp.

Ardmore 5720

OLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCHWoodbine and Narberth Ave.

SamUel T. NlchUas. D. D.. Pastor·In-Charse.SUNDAY

9.45 A. M.-Sunday SchOOl.11.00 A. M.-Mornlnll Worshill.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTSCIENTIST

L.lnwood and Athens Aves. Ardmor.SUNDAY

11.00 A. M.-Sunday School.11.00 A. M.-Mornlng Worsblp.3.00 P. M.-Afternoon ServIce.WEDNESDAY I8.00 P. ·M.-Evenlng meeting. .

Reading room at 8 Rittenhouse Plat<s 0llen week-days from 9.30 A. M. to.30 P. M.

W e d n e ~ d a yfrom II to g.45

M., and on SundaY from I to 2.45.

Wynnewood HOUl1236 MONTGOMERY

A MARINE BABOPEN ATR TERRAC.

Pinner Serred DaJI7 Ellcept BUDNARberth 9282 for ReseryaUoa

The Bala-Cynwyd Neighborhood Club this~ e e k

won i ts '~ = = = = = = = :nearly-a-year-old fight for a more frequent bus schedule on ::;

R ou te K o f t he Red A rr ow L in es .Th e b us l in e, o pe ra ti ng b et we en M an ay un k a nd 5 4t h I

and City Line, serves Bala-Cynwyd communities.Inaugurated by the pUblic ser- I

vice committee of the Neighbor- Ave. is about 15 minutes. Nohood Club t h e c am p ai g n f o r b e t te r buses a r e o p er a te d o n S u nd a y.bus accommodations led first to ._. _Red Arrow off ic ial s and then to Ithe Phi lade lphia d is t r ic t officials HEADQUARTERSo f O PA an d ODT (Office of De-fense Transportation>. f r

S ho rt ly a f te r w ar was declared 0

the schedUle was drastlca.Ily cutwith only four trips In the morning and foul' In the af ternoon.

The new schedu le , wh ich b ecomes effective September 9 , w lI lrestore a b ou t h a l f of the schedUlein effect before the wal·. For theRed Anow llnes It . will meanabout a 50 pel' cent Increase inmlieaRe.

Notice tha t the n e w s c he dU lehad b ee n a pp ro ve d w as r ec ei ve dl a s t T h u rs d ay by Henry J. Kite,p resi de nt o f t he

N e i ~ h b o r h o o dClub , f rom A. H . J o ne s , vice-president of the Red Arrow Lines . Itwas Kite and A le c H . Holcombe,Jr., ch&lrman of the publ lc se rv icecommi ttee , who prepared the revised schedu le .

Residents o f C yn wy d Estatesan d Cynwyd Circle wiII be amongt h e g r ea t es t beneficiaries.

Red Arrow off ic ia ls sa id In thebeginning they would m ak e t hechange providing additional mlle-

i===========ii! N edle rk GUI'ld a ge w as a l lowed by t he O DT.e WO One of the Neighborhood Club'sNews of the

"To Resume Sessl'ons primary objec t ives was to have

. th e bus m a k e r e gu l ar s t op s at the

M d·W I The Gladwyne Branch of the Cynwyd Station of the Pennsylva-en an omen Needlework Gul ld will resume its nla Rallroad Company, which Is I° S o , monthly m e e ti n gs o n Tu es d ay af- at Bala and Montgomery Aves.In ervlce / Iemool l . The meeting wiII b e h ei d Operating und er the p resent I

at. 2 .30 P. M .• i n t he Community schedule the buses will now meet

' = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~House . where tentative plans will most of th e heavy traffic trains.

P ibe made for the annual Ingather- The southbound route, starting,'fc. John B. Love. U SM C. s on l ing In November. Mrs . Walter B. f r om G r ee n L a ne a n d M a in S t re e t,

f M rs . B es s ie L . L ov e. of 589 Lownes , Jr., Is p r es i de n t o f the Manayunk. is as follows: ,H an se l R d. . W yn ne wo od . has, branch. . G I' ee n Lane, Belmont Ave .• Jef- .

ee n l is te d a s bein" wounded In ,I - - - . 0 - - - - PALLADIUM AND DIAMONDMEDAL f e rs on S t ., A s hl a nd Ave., Spr ing- I... I '

N "onora Mary Mar"aret McBride, WEAF fi Id A\ W hi t A Aslction. n te re sb ng otes and NBC columnllt (center), who reo e 'e., as n g o n ve.. 1- ,• • • I . cently celebrated her 10th annlveraary land Ave., Mary Waters Ford Rd."D e m oc l ac I m pl le s th c ns nt In radio at Madilon Square Garden THIS COAL MINER la checking off a few of the vi ta l Conshohocken State Rd.. Bala I

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e en p r o mo t ed t o captain. Icidents t h e c ou nt ry over in the Smith. preaident o f N ew JerleY Woo B5% of the piastici used in bomber noaea, gu m l l k a , R d . , a nd C lY Line Ave. to 54th I .•::4"<'.. fI t ' th f tl ' men'a Preal ClUb, who made p reaenta. radio apparatua, propellor. a nd life rafh. Sulfa and other St : • DINNERS

• • • rs SIX mon S O l i S year; a tion. (Inlet) Medal of precioua White druga, by.producb from bltuminoua coal. Ire living Th tl bo d t t ti :Samuel F. Eldredge.' Jr .. of 268,10 per cent Increase ovel' the same palladium with diamond mounted on the l iva. of thou.and. of American men overa,,". The f e 54ntohr 1 un rou e,IS ar ng i •• FWOIUNNESTA&INLISQEUROvRI'CSE

Kent Rd., WynneWOOd. has also pel' lod for 1943. microphone waa des iDned to be worn United Stat .. ' .upply of thi. bituminou. coal il lutnclent rom St. and City L ne Ave .• I

t . I Th r' In I t f"lh I al Jewelry. for the "txt 3,000 yeara. Merion . i s as follows:i : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

e en p ro mo ed t o captam. e 0 Ig a cos 0 L e surp us City Line Ave .• Baja Ave.. Con-w a r m a te r ia l t o be disposed of by - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ shohocken st. a te R d .• Mary Waters

. . Government at war's end Is es-

W I l ~ l a m~ .F e us t el . o f 31 E' i timated at some 150 bi l lion

d o l ~5 R . l A C d·d t i e r Merion game last year. Ford Rd., Ash land Ave., Washlng-el'ermg Mill Rd .. Bala Cynwyd,! lars. en u ars mOJlg an z a es I Practice

~ c r i m m a g e shave

b ~ e nton Ave .• Springfield Ave .. Ashland

as. r e ce n tl y b e en p r om o te d to I I ll in o is , N ew York, Michigan~ Iarranged With S w ar t h mo r e H i gh Ave., Jefferson St .• Belmont Ave.,

maJor. . and Montana now have laws pro- F H f d H· 1 G -d T o n S ep t. 15 a nd w it h EPiscoP!l1 G r ee n L an e, Main St" Levering· . ! h ib it in g w ag e d is cr om in at io ll o r aver o r zg t rz earn - Academy tm Sept .. 19. Both Will St .• Cresson St. to Green Lane.

1 st L t. Pllllhp L. D eL on g. o f against women. I ' be~ t . a g e d

away flom h om e. A n T h e r u n ni n g t ime be tween Man-r in c et o n R d .. Bala . Cynwyd, has All the quest ions of human gOV- C 1 B ·ll S · I 0 · - · Iadditional scnmmag.e

w l t ~ .an- ayunk and 54th St. and City Line

een ordered to acttve duty. e rn m en t o n e ar t h a re questions ofl oae t l t U l S o n s ptlmzstlc ~ t h e r s c ~ o O Imost hkely \\111

~ er i gh t s a n d duties.~ .

hstedf O ~

the home. f ie ld . befol eCapt . Mi l ton C. Jackson. USNR. Among t h e m a n y godsof the an- . the

~ p e n l D ggame WIth Abmgton, DRESSMAKING

27 Valley Rd .. Merion, has been cient Egyptians was a frog god-, Five regulars and two otl.. " . - : ,Ht . t.le swivel-hipped youth who Satulday.S e P t . _ ~ : _ .

-- FOR SMARTwarded the Lel<ion of Merit for dess.. per ienced p layers f rom l as t year' s I became the F o r ds ' l e ad i ng g r ou n deritorious a ch ie ve me nt a s s hl p- O ng in al ly a University meant I'arsity squad I<ive Coach BIll I

~ a i n e rlate In the 1943 season; Lesson-Sermon WOMEN

ing officer. He was responsible a guild or association. S tinson and his ass is tan t, Steve C ap ta in J ac k H a nc o ck . c a pa b le ..

or t h e p r e p a ra t io n a n d 10adinR of True romance i s o f t he s pi ri t. J ue ng er . an e x ce l le n t n u cl e us I1 7 0- p ou n d t a ck l e; B o bb y B au m " Su bs ta nc e" IS t he s ub j ec t ofessels carrying Navy supplies for Arkansas Is k n ow n a s t he " Wo n- a ro un d w hi ch t o build what is little. l lg ht b ut touRh q u ar t er . : t h e

L e s s o ~ - S e r ~ l O n . ! nall CI1Urch- M A D E L E I N E

h e a s sa u lt o n F r an c e. del' State." h op ed t o b e a f o rm i da b le f o ot b al l b a ck : a gg re s si ve Jack GlIligan" es of Chnst, SCIentist, o n S u n da y. IESENteam at Haverford HIl<h School. c en te r: a n d K en B ar re tt . a n e n d S ep te mb er 10. T h e G ol de n Tex t

S t in s on i s n' t expecting a w or ld w ho s ho we d great promise last is: " A g oo dn ~ m eI ~

ra ther to be. , : ;

~beater, b ut h e' s m or e opt imis t ic year. I

~ h o s e nt h a n g l e at riches,. and lov-r

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~than u s ua l b e ca u se he's

s t a r t l n ~ .Jack Roy. a hal fback who !\"oes I mg ' favour r a t he r t h a n Silver and

with bet te r mater ia l than he had ' 155 pounds . saw cons iderable ac- gold"( p r o v ~ r b s

2.2: 1~ .last year. Jus t how t h is m a te r ia l t l on last year. but missed winning . Among Bib le

c l t a t l O n ~compris-

wiII s ta ck u p i n c om b at m ay be a letter because of a midseason mg the Lesson-Serman IS the fol- Hours:proved t o s om e exten t Fr iday af- Injury. Bob McCausland. 155- lowing: "Bless the Lord, 0 my 9 to 12.30 1.30 to 6t e rn o on w h en t h e first scrimmage pound e nd , a ls o gained consider- soul. 0 Lord my God. thou a l:t , •••••••••••••••••••••••wiII be held o n t he Brookline grid-I a b le e x pe r ie n ce a s an understudy. very great; thol;' ar t c lo thed wl tn " •i r o n . . S t in s on a p pa r en t l y w o n' t have honour aI,ld

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F o rt y c an di da te s r ep or te d f or m u ch trouble p u t ti n g t o ge t he r a h9 w mantford ale they wOlks. In =practice last week and 25 addl-! backfield. T he e ar ly drlIls have Wisdom ha.st· t h o u m a de . t he m a l l: I:: IT'S SEPTEMBERtionalh o p ~ f u l s

tumedo u ~

We d- i n di c at e d tha t Venuti. Baum, Roy th ee a r t ~

IS full o f t hy n c he s . . . . \: : ' _nesday

w I ~ I ~t h e . opem ng of and Lawson C o rd i nR , W ho was

T h ~glOlY Of.. the Lord s ha ll e n - = M0RN

school.T W I I ~ g h td l ' 1 l l ~

were h e ld o u ts t an d in g o n Allie Cornog's jay-d ~ l e

f o r e v el .t h ~L o ~ ?

shl\.l1 re- ::last week, With m o rn m g a nd af- vees. a re o ut i n f ront for starting

j O I C ~in h i s . "orks

( ~ l m s=

t e rnoon pract ice sessions o n M on - p os it io ns . N ed A gn ew . Charles 1 104 . 1 .24 ,31) . ::day and TuesdaY before the rOll- Bray, Jim Hess and Ned Brown-, =tine af te r- schoo l schedu le went ley. all up from the jayvees. are I PAP ERHAN GIN G ::into effect Wednesday. ot.her . : ; tandou t backf ie ld candi- =

Such outstanding s tars as C al d at es . . 1=DIValerio. J oe T ri ck et t a nd B ob Jayvee

t a l e n ~ava il ab le fo r th e I a n d : :

Yar n al l a r e n o Iqnger a round , b.ut l ine inc ludes Ern ie PrUdente, 170- 1 PAINTING:: Or -their loss m ay n o t b e s o s e ve r e a s p ou nd e nd : B ob J o h ns t on . Wa lt ! = WOOLINSULATIONit. would f i r s t appear. Among the Gf'over and Snyder, t ack les : DUd- 'I :: =Ir eg ul ar s r et u rn m g a re S am Ven - l ey H av el in and Kim Billings.

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ering MDl Rd .. Bala Cynwyd, has IThe snake literally rOllS al0n.g' . ' been promoted to t he r an k o f w it h its body leaVing disconnectllQ'

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IShady Lane, Narberth. and Pvt.Dick Woodcock, of Yor kl ynManor. Merion, are hom e on fur-l ou gh f ro m C am p SWift , Tex as .T he y a re both attached to thelOth Mountain Division.• • •

Haverford Bride.Wore Her Mother'sWedding Gown

The m ar ri ag e o f Miss SidneyGarrigues Edwards. daughter ofMr. and M rs . Edward A ik in Edwards. of Haverford. , to C,I1. JohnAlan C oo pe r. USA. son o f Mrs . A.Morton Cooper, of Wayne. tookp lace Tuesda y afternoon in St.Mary'S Memorial Church, Wayne.The R ev. H en ry. M it ch el l o ff i-ciated, '

Given i n m ar ri ag e by herfather. the br ide wore hermother's wedding,gown of Whitesi lk crepe trimmed w it h a berthaof old Brussels lace. Her tullev ei l f el l f ro m a wreath o f o ran ge

blossoms a n d , she carried gardenias and stephanotis.Mi ss R ac he l B. Tatnall was

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Ifor the bride. She wore clel bluecrepe trimmed with rose to mate!lh e r h a t. She car r ied rose-coloreddahlias.

Mr, Laurence Cooper serVed asbest man f or h is b ro th er . Theushers were Mi' , Frederick Cooper.another brother, and Mr. John8< Edwards.

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T h e c a p tu r e o f Florence added anotherexample of the importance of watersupply in war Of)erations.

An AP dispatch said "German destruction o f t he P?wer plant deprivedthe city o f l i g h t a n d caused an alarmingl\ 'ater s u pp l y s i t ua t io n , with black

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a cc re di te d s ch oo l f ul ly o f o ff ic er s a pp oi nt ed by thee s boys fo r a ll col le ge s U. S, Army assures up-to-dateunive rs i ti es . Aff ll la te d m i li t ary i n st ruc t io n .

amous military college. All spo rt s. Poo l. gym , r i di ngourses have kept pace, hall. Frequent social actiVities.dvances in e du ca ti on al 124th Year. Col. Frank K.s and the cooperation Hyatt. L L. D .. Pres.

talor: Franklin G.WIlliams. PII. D•• Dept. M. Chester. Pa ..:

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W d T d Mr,. Marjorie C am pb el l, o f REMINDERSe ues ay Narberth H all A par t me n ts . re · Meats,F a ~ R e d

Stamps A8 through Z8 and .\5 through G5,cently returned from Newark, N. good indefinitely.J.

• • • Processed Foods-Blue Stamps A8 through Z8 and A5 throughMrs. J. F. Hall, of 534 Dudley L5, good Indefinitely.

Ave .• has re turned f ro m a month's Sugar-Sugar Stamps 3 0, 3 1, 3 2 and 33 each good for lI.ve poun"-visi t with her daulth te r in Mont- UD

!romery. P e n n ! . . • , indefinitely. Sugar Stamp 40, good for lI.ve pounds of Gannlng sugarthrough February, next year.

Mi n Elizabeth Kingsley, of Lake "Gasol ine-In 17 East Coast States, A-l l coup·ons, good throUlI'hmarriage of Mi ss MalOY View A pa rt me nt s h as r et ur ne dLeas. daughter o f M r. a nd f ro m New E ng la nd . w he re s he Novembel' 8. In States outside the East Coast Area, A-12 coupons,

Dona ld Stewart Lea s. of spent somet ~ m e .

• good through September 21.on." Haverford. and Mr. , Fuel Oil-Period 4 and 5 coupons, good through September 30.s A le xa nd er M cH ug h. J r. , Mi ss Jane Bennet t , of Windsor

Major and Mrs. McHugh, and Wynnewood Rd .. has return· New Period 1 coupons now good.l mi ng to n. t oo k p la ce Tue s- e d f ro m a v is it In Wil ke s- Ba rr e. Shoes-Airplane Stamps 1 and 2. good IndefinitelY.fternoon In the rectory of Penna. HELPS D AD G ET NEW FELT HAT

Madelaine Sophie Church, • • •ntown. The Rev. H ow ar d P. Mrs. J. R. P hi ll ip s. of Es se x The Office of Price Administrat ion considered the problems at-n performed the ceremony, Ave .. Is s pe nd ln l{ s om e t im e I n I tend ant upon the production of dad's new fedora and has come u p j

bride's white silk gown Ocean City. • • • with a solution: A new price regulat ion cO'lering Austral ian and' Newrimmed with f amlly lace f Zealand rabbit skins and h a tt e r s' f u r cut from these imported skIns,was also combined wi th Mr, and Mrs. R. R. Dickie, 0 .n her veil. Her bouquet was 5 10 E 9S ex Ave.. and family. have has been i ssued by OPA. Recen tl y, s el l er s o f hatters' fur have beenite orchids.- returned from a short stay in forced to curtail theil' sales and production because o f t he abnol'mallyro n o f hono r for her sister Bucks county. • • hi h I I th f I k t f bblt kl Whll thM rs . Curtis B. Dall. whose g PI' ces n e a r e g n m al ' e or r a s n s. e e newand ostrich tip hat we re of S te wa rt You ng. s on o f M r. and hat te rs' fu r prices do not lower the generallevel of hatters' fur

p r ~ c e sal ' ine blue, She carried Mrs. Louis A. Younl{. Grove PI. , previously in effect, hat manufacturers wil l be abl e to buy raw s lt in s{eraniums, Narberth. arrived home Monday t I l - t b I t f th I I tsbridesmaids were Mrs. Don- n i gh t a f te r s p en d In It t h e S u mm e r a ower pI' ces or 0 u y a a rg er p er ce n a ge 0 e r r eq u r em enLeas. Jr .. Miss Marie Louise at Camp Wabun on Lake T im ag - o f hatters' f u r f rom cutters at the March 1942 level of ceiling prices.

g h. M rs . L aw re nc e E ar le . am I. C an ad a. lIS-POUND HAMMER FORGER IS CHAMP .Rosalie May Glttlm:s. Miss • • •ret Coleman and Mis s El Iz - A le x W l1 li ams. Jr .. son of Mr. The champion forger at a Chester, Pa., chain ,and forge plant Is

Hol t. The il ' cos tumes wer e and M rs . A le x Wil li ams, 416 Tre- a 70-year-old man who weighs 118 pounds. This man Is making 'Q ' UITE a bit or g li tt er and theb lue b rocade wi th bouquet s g aro n Rd .. Bal a -C yn wy d. a rr i ved l eco rds In open hammer f orging , one o f the hea v ie s t o f ope r at i ons . ' d rama of s tr Jp ed sat in c om bi neea dd re ss es of c or al I {er an i- h om e o n L ab or D ay f ro m C am pLittle Katherine G. D al l was Wabun . L ak e Tima ga ml . C a na d a. F r ai l men and women are doing good work in foundries, part icularlY to make such glamorous New YorkJ\i rl I n a Kate Green away w he re he has spent the S um me r. w he re l it tl e o r n o brawn is required-and t he y a re st icking to their fashions for dinner Rnd eveningas

of aQuamarine t affeta. with • • • jobs, the War Manpower Commission l"eports. More forge andfoun- the dress pictured. The long, mould ..at h o f coral geraniums In Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. FUI- dry workers are urgently needed by the Industry.. ed bodice with its deep necklineir . ler, 39 st. PaUls Rd .. Ardmore. are and t he s em i p eg top s ki rt s li t t o

John M cH ug h w as b es t returning t hi s w ee k f ro m East- TSK! TSK! WE'RE LOSING T HE WAR t h e kne e g ive a two ·p lece l oo k t oor his brothel ' . a nd t he ush- ham pton . L, 1.. w he re t he y h av e G er ma ny 's s up re me o pt im is t and Goebbels' prize pupil t u rn e d u p this s1lm Fall gown , "l t h the p inker e P fc . Wil li am A. B on d, b ee n t he g ue st s of M r. and Mrs. "mi li o Sanchez . Mr. Thomas Joseph F. G unster. In a prison camp where an Aussle stood guard. The Nazi was In- land black or the satin scalloped incLoughlin. Mr. Arthur G'I • • • . vlted to listen to r adio news reports, the Aus tra l ian News and In- IIe q II in embroidery. Contrasting

lly, Mr. D on al d S . L ea s. J r. . M r. a nd Mr s, Harry C. C a rr a n d formation Bureau says. The news the Nazi heard w a s s t ri c tl y won - wit h s uchs t yl es a re I Ih or t a nd l o ngRobert J. Whitman. 3d. En- Miss Anstes V.

C ~ r r ,o f R o se mo nt , d er fu J. T hi s w as h is l 'e po rt t o h is f el lo w p ri so ne rs : "In 1 94 0 w e nighttime dresses made entirely of

Logan M, BuJlit t . 3d. Sgt. have been vacatlonlnJ:{ at Woods th I d d wid C.

S t ~ e l e .Aviation Cadet Hole. Mass ..

~ h l ~s ~ m m e r .overwhelmed and defeated the British, b ut m os t of them got aWIlY e str p e , !l at in an along de·

F. McHugh and CpJ. Wil· , t h r o u g h DU,nkerqu,e. , The F u eh r er h a s allowe,d, them to land in~ ~ ' l l t r h t e d c r l e l p n e e s , b a O n d d l c e c ~ c k a t n a d l J

dsrtreispseedsM. Murray. Mrs. Thoma;;,

J o h ~ s o nWard, n •

er a w ed di ng trip t o H ot who h as bee n h vm g With her par- France a ga m. ThI S time theY shall not escape. satin skirts. 's. Va.. the couple will l ive

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~ ~ dMrs. Sr,encer D. SHOE STAMPS GOOD INDEFINITELY I John C. H e ym a nn , o f 530 Ott

lmington. Wright: of EI'!l Lodge. Wyn1?-e- Removal of time,limitations that res t r ic t the use o f spe ci al sho e 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rd., Bala Cynwyd, has been pm-__ _ •• wood. IS s pendm ll a month WIth moted t o . .. .st II utenant

Lt, Ward, USNR. In Miami Beach, stamps is announced by O PA . The ne w p ro vi si on s a pp ly t o a ll H d Th H o L . ; . •ighty-Severs Fla. special shoe stamps, e xcept that t ho se i ss ue d t o M ex ic an b or de r e gerow eatre to S gt . Howard L. Smith, of 844Miss Grace· cu·tII:, of Huntlng- residents must st il l be used by consumers within 30 days. Previously, Continue in October M ont gomery Ave ., r ecen t ly re-

ptw· ,ls Held ton. W. Va .. is spendlnJ\ some time some special shoe stamps-such as those Issued as extra ra t ions-had I TI H d . Th t. 'M t u rn ed t o this countrY, after 23

Ith h't M t b d ' th' t' I' 'ts Th ' , ff t I ' 1 le e gelOW ea Ie 10 oy- months o ve rs ea s. H e w as a ct io nw er SIS er. rs. H. L, Haw- 0 e use WI 10 lme I m l . e prOVISions a ec on y specla la R V l I l t tl . 1 i '

klns. of 316 Kent Rd .. Bala C yn- shoe s t amps a nd i n no way Involve the validity of regular wal' l 'atlon:, ~ -

ose a ey p a n s o. con nue 10 Ita y, Afrca, and took part Inwyd. ' Fl'lday and Saturday mght p er - t he Sic il y c amp a ign. Two broth-_ _ _ • ._ I shoe stamps, eIther for consumer or trade use. formances throughout October.

n l F M 'l ' C AR R ES ERVE S N EA R VANISHINd pblNT ': "Thunder 01\ the Left". JeanA ll es or a l l i l y The re a re only 20000 new pas senge r cars In the ' c ou nt ry tod a y Bla ck 's

d r a ~ a t l z a t l o nof the Mor-

Ch . t G 'f t t ' , ley novel WIIl h av e I ts o nl y Sep-,rlS l n a S l S 0 OPA announces. T h e q u ot a of new passengllr automobiles available tember performance o n S a tu r da y RESTAURANTISe1'vicemen Overseas for rat ioning In September will be 3,000 with another 300 a s r eg iona l n igh t , S ept . 16 : and "Rancor" by

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mal 'l 'l'age of MI'SS VI'I'glnl'a' I . . ' , and 300 as national emergency resprves. Th is i s the smallest quota! Lynl;l Riggs., on which t h e c u rr e n t Sea Food a Specialtyn d to II ff t t l , , " ImUSIcal hit "Oklahoma!" IsLeighty, daughter of Mr. 01 et, a

o ~gu IClen ,me smce passenger c a r r a t lo n mg began" and a 40 pel' cent cut f ro m b as ed , w il l b e p la ye d o n F ri da y I NARBERTH, PA,

Mrs. Orlan Charles Leighty. for the gIgantic Job of handling th A t t f 5000 Th S t b I I hm ~ 'i h i t i S i t i i b i i l i 5 ~ i i i i ~ ~ i i i ~ i i i i i i i i i ~

vnneu,ood, to Lt. (J'g) B el l- t he Ch rl 's tm a m 'I f tl . e ugus quo a 0 , • e new ep e m e r quota s ess t an Img . ep em e r .n S al s or le o ve l- 8 p er cent of the Septembel' 1943 quo t a o f 40.600 cars.

C l ar k Severs. U. S, N. R., seas AI'my Pel'sonnel bet\\'een Sepf Mr. and Mrs . E lm er B. ' , . - F OO D C AN BE BA D F OR M OR ALE - G OER ING I

o f Bala Cynwyd, too!{ tember 15 and October 15. 1944'1Friday evening, August 31. it is of t he u tm os t Import ance Th e N azis ha ve apparently discovered that food can be b ad f oro'clock i n t he c ha pe l of t he that these dll ;tes be observed and public morale, especially if it has a spec ts o f exh ib it i on i sm , Rel chs IMawr Presbyt e ri an Churc h. t he Pos t Off Ic e D e pa r tm e nt a n d Marshal Hermann Goering's newspaper the Esse n er N a ti o na l Zei -R d R S CI , the War Department have there-I ' ' Ieveren ex , eme n, s for e jOi ne d I n r eq uest lnO' the pUb-I tung, IS aware o f the se danger s and reports in an art icle obtaineded. ...b ride was g iven Inm arr iaRc l ic t o coo pe ra te in this matter, by the Office of War Informat ion: "It must be considered b a d t a s te I

r father, and wore a gown Christmas packages may be Ito publicly eat a ham sandwich whose origin is generally suspiciousi te marqu is e tt e ove r t a ff et a mai led dur ln J\ this period of, Sep- even If nothing illegal can be p ro ve d" T he eating o f f re sh fruit 1

t ul le ve il h el d by a g ar al nd t em be r 15 t o O ctob er 15 Without I " Ies of the valJey. She carried presentation of a r eques t from in pUblic, now that frUIt Is "al so very sca r ce " w as c i ted as anotherquet o f gardeni a s and b ou - the s er vi ce men . Chr i stm as c a rds Ins t ance o f bad t a st e . Naz is are also told that Germans may a lso

may be m!1iled at any t im e. but become resentful if they observe fel low citizens "strutting along with!s Jeann AI'bogast a d MI' wl1l be dehvered by surface ships, ' I

e ,n ss Whl'ch means that t o l 'e ac h t il e fat CIgars." Iyn Leighty were the maidsnor, and t h e b ride sm aids more d is ta nt t he at re s mailing OP.A LIMITS SECURITY DEPOSITS fthe Misses-,DorotQy -Marley, must be prior

~ oOctober 15. They, ' F ro m' now on'landlords"may not a sk f or mOre than a month's

ra Tiff t . and Mrs. On'in J. must be sent 10 sealed envelopes I .ll. and prepaid as first class mall. rent In advance In addition to the security deposit (i f any) w hi chSever s served as h is s on' s C hr is tm as gift packages

~ u s tmay be asked of prospective tenants. In othel ' words, a tenant may I

an. be w i th in t h e p r es e nt l imitat ions leave a securi ty deposit , not to exceed ten dollars , for the landlord'sceremony

w a . ~followed by of five pounds In welJ\ht . 15 inch- , ' . . , ' .

eption at the home of the es in length and 36 I nc he s I n u se t o p lo vl de f ot the lecovelY of such movable objects as keys 01parents, length a n d g i rt h c ombi ne d. T hey Ice t rays . But over and above t ha t t he t en an t m ay n ot give more

- - - - •• -- - - must be indorsed "Christmas P ar - t ha n a month's advance p a ym e nt o f r e nt .

E t eel ". Only one such package will E """"'ER UOUllC,es ngagemell be accepted for maiJInR from the DRY C LL BA 1 1 Y PROD CTION GROWSHelen W .• Buzby. of s am e p er so n or con ce rn to the Progress by the d ry cel l battery Industry in I ts r enewed e ffo r t IwOOd Park Apts. . Wyn ne - s ame add re ssee dur i ng anyone to Increase production was reported by Army and WPB representa-

has announced the engage- weAelkl· tl I t be k d I tlves at a r ecent mee ti ng '. 'At the same time, the Industry was urged

of her daughter. Barbara ar c es mus pac e n , , It Buzby. to Lt, John Wal - b oxe s o f m et al , w oo d. s ol id f ib er - t o s pa re n o e ff or t III effecting further mcreases, since production isB lu nt . 7 th All' Transport board or stronJ\ dOUble-faced cor- st i ll about 28 p e r c e nt below minimum military and civilian requlreaod. son o f Mr. and Mrs: rugated fiberboard and t ie d w it h m en tsBlunt. of 72 Shawnee Rd" st rong twine. All fiberbOard box- .re. es s hould be s ecurely w rapped in 65,000 STORES S TART PA PE R DRIVE

.Iheavy paper. If possibl e. be ca use Fu ll y 55,000 chain' and Independent drug stores and 10,000 varietyexperience has shown that boxes t I ' 1 d I it' t d th 1 twithout an outer w ra pp er o ft en s o res a re s gnmg a p e ge, n la e

a m ~ m ge mse ves , a conse rve

become crushed or spli t , al lowing paper bags and wrapping paper in cooperation with the WPB drivet.he c ont en ts t o escape. t o s ave wr apping mat eri al s. Thes e new pledges are in addit ion to

Contents should be tlRhtly pack- those which 300,000 c ha i n a nd Independent food retailers throughed. in order that the articles may o ut t he c ou nt ry have' already signed in connection w it h t h e pap'll' I'

not become loosened in transit.Hard candles. nuts, caramels (in- conservation drive.cludlnJ:{ t ho se c ov er ed w it h c ho co - , R 0 U N D - U Pl a te ) , f r ui t cake and chocolate be Ib ar s I nd iv id ua ll y w ra pp ed In w ax - O PA s ay s: If you smoke impor ted c igar s, y ou wlJI g la d t oe d p ap er , s ho ul d be e nc lo se d i n l ea rn that dollar-and-cent ceil ing prices for importers, and wholeI nn er b oxe s o f w ood. m et al or salers, and at retail for practical ly all brands have been established ...

rl, born September 1. to Mr, db d S ft d' I tlA h cal' o a r, a can le s. w l e leI ' C on su me r p ri ce s o n S wi ss c he es e are being reduced nationally by

1'5. nt ony Regan. of 11 E, homemade or commercial. do notAve., Ardmore. canoy well and should not be mail- an approximate average of t h re e c e nt s a pound , whi le the price at

• • • cd. Sharp pOinted or sharp-edged the factory level fot· thep i ~ o d u c t

i s being incr eas e d by an estimatedy, born September 2,' to Mr. l'nstl' m t h I

M u en s. s uc a s r az or s anc w ei gh ted av er ag e 0, f 3 11, 'cents a pound , through a r educ ti o n o f more1'5. Warren She rbu r ne , o f knive s. mu st have t he il ' p oint s or ,4. ,

ontgomery Ave .. Haver fo rd . e dJ \e s p rot ect e d so t h ey cannot than 6cen ts a pound at the wholesale distributive levels, .. Authol'lty• • • t hl, bol'll S ep te mb er 2 to M r eu t I'ough their coverings a nd ' fo r all retai lers of meat to pre-cube steaks f r om t op Ql' bottom rounds

M · R d W b' . c amaRe other mail or i n ju r e p os - o f u ti li t y and cut ter and cannel' grades of beef has been grantedIS. aymon estel', of tal employees ' .•arthart. st . A;·dmore. Perishables.'

I n t o x i c a n t s ~i nf i am- Rat ion ing con trol s have been removed f rom spi ce d g ree n tom atoes.

rl born S ep te mb er 3 t o M r ab le materials( I ~ c l u d l n gm ~ t c h -

B f 't C d P t the folJowlng:t:s. Donato D iTom as so of e s and

l I g ~ l t e rtIulds) and .J?OIsons ene l al" al" Y Mrs. J. H em oy R ad e, Y Acker,

o t L' " I are unmaIlable. T h e ' mallmJ\ of b k Cl bun y .Ill;R ~

.. Al dmore. f ragi le a rt i cl es Is dlscouraJ\ed. The A t Over 1'00 II Mrs. Charles A. Allen, Mrs. WIl-G t I I t t tl t lIam campbell Bro wn , Mrs .

~ .l, bol ' ll September 4. toMr, m ~ - ; : : ~ ~ ~ e ~ ft ~ ~ Oa ~ ~ ~s f ~ ~ e s~ ~ e The Junior Auxil ia ry o f st . Giraud Fqo te , Mrs . W .. B. Harris ,rs,

. F 1 · a n ~ l sSwoboda. of 2423 amply provided with food and Luke's and C hi ld re n' s M ed ic al M rs , H al 'r y H . H el le rm an , J r"

Ave" ,,\ldm.or.e. clothing. and the public Is urged Center will hold its annual card M rs , E le an or H . H ol lo wa y, M rs . It t ' 1 d h i 1ft party on Wednesday. October 4, Thomas HOOd Latta. Mrs. H. H.

y, bol'll Simtember 5, t o Mr, no 0 mc u e suc n Il par- at t he Overbrook Golf Club. p ar kr ad oo nl , Mrs. H. Herbertrs. Robert Beatt ie, of MI1l cels. .____ T h e c h ai r ma n . Mrs. Joseph V. parcher, J r. , Mr s. O sb or ne R.Rd., A\dm.ore.. INDIA'S ILLITERACY Wright, of 1126 Woodbine Ave.. Roberts , Mrs. M. Ross Wallls and

I Penn VaHey, wll1 be a ss is te d by M rs . E. Burke Wilford.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~rl . bol 'l l August 30, to Mr. India, the land o f I mm en se I

~ ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~I ' ~rs. Hugh Morsten. of 325 IWealth and hom e o f o ne -f i ft h of IIy L an e, Wyn ne wo od . t he w or ld 's p op ul at io n. w it h nat-

• • • ural resOUrces r iv al in g t ho se o fy, born August 29, to MI'. t h e U ni ted States, Is 90 per cent

M rs . P et 'c y D ea sy ; of 311 Illiterate. Only 39 p el ' c en t o f I tsood L an e, N ar be rt h. pe ople a re well n ou ri sh ed, and

• • • 80,000,000 of t he m a re perpetuallyl, bom August 31, t o Mr. hun gr y.rs , Wil li am P. A rn ol d, Of!

F ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;dge

R ~ . , . H a ~ e r f o r d .Elizabeth Leitch Pre-School

y, born September 1, t o M r.rs . Reuben Reeder, of 716Rd., Wynnewood.. . .', born September 3, t o M r

s. Will iam Cox, 'of 230V a l ~Merion,

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l.'he National,

Bank of NarberthM EM BE R O F THE

FEDERAL RESERVE

SYSTEM

WHY NOT USE OUR

FACILITIES?

Merion Av e. , a m em be r o fB ry n M aw r F ir e C o mp a ny. w atreated at B ry n M aw r H os pi taa f te r h e was overcome b y s m ok

Tra ff i c o n Lancaster Ave.re-routed.

The fire, which sta1·ted inr ea r o f t he one-story brick buiing, burs t through the plate gWindows of t h e s to re f r on t s ho wering the sidewalk With"glass.

Penn Wynne BattlesPenfield Indians InTitle Softball Series

Penn Wynne nosed out PenfieDowns, 7-5. Tuesday night Insemifinal playoff in the PenfieSoftball League.

The victory qualified PeWynne to cha ll enge Penfie ld Id i an s . w ho f l ni sh ed t he r eg ulseason i n f ir st place, in the btwo games out of three seriesthe championship.

This series will R'et under wFr iday night at Penn Wynne. Tsecond game w il l b e played Tueday at Vetel':>ns Pluk, Brookline

•

A G RA ND S P OT TO

••• b o t h fo r yo u an d fo r y o u r C o u n t r y.

W a r B o n d s ar e y o u r s a f e s t , an d s m a r t

e s t ,i ~ v e s t m e n t .

In te n y e ar s , t h ey 'l l

, b r i n g yo u b a c k four d o l l a r s fo r e v e r y

t h r e e yo u pu t in. An d t h a t m o n e y wil l

m e a n p u r c ha s i ng p o w e r ••• f or y o u. It'llm e an j o bs an d a

h e a l t h i e r ~ o ' i i ( ; "in

A m e r i c a .

So buymore Bonds t h a n y o u ' v e b e e n

b u yi n g. B u y m o re t h a n y ou t hi nk y ou

ca n afford •

T h e y h e lp t ow a rd a q u i c k e r Victory

_ •• an d a h ap pi er p e ac et im e f or y ou .

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Perfect Food • Perfect ServicePerfect Almosphere

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wortc ha nc e t o l iv e a nd wi n •• •

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object .

You wouldn ' t have it otherwise,would you?

T h e n r e m e m b e r - y o u 'v e g o t to do

y o u r p a r t b y b u yi n g~ n d

h o l di n g Wa r

B o n d s. Yo u r d o l la r s ar e n e e d e d to help

l ~ yth e

~ k es c r e e n •• • provide th e

" s o f t e n i n g up " b 9 m b a r d m e n t . •• f la t ten

th e d e a d l y pi l l -boxes .

T h a t ' s w h a t · y o u r W a r a on d m o n e y

d o e sr i g h t ~ .

An d in th e f u t u r e it wil l do s t il l m o r e

KNOW·YOURSTATE Monday'Night Fires

Population Pat te rns ' R· 'H M k tAs t h e t h ir d y ea r o f o ur parU- DID ome ar e

~ 1 ~ : : ~ o n p ; ~ n s t ; 1 ~ a ~ ~ r sd = ~ l ~ g o ~,

p a t te r n h a s assumed a form w h i c h ' ,It, undoubtedly, will r e t ai n u n ti l tthe confl ict' s end. T h e s h ap i ng Ar dm 0 r e Resi-denceIBrien, the i r son and a n ie ce , M is sof this f or m b eg an during the :Pat Tanner, climbed out a reartwo-year period before t he w ar d F d F - S Iwindow o n t he second floor andwhen we called our war effort the an 00 air tore reached the g r o un d v i a a ladder.National Defense P ro gr am. At _ . 'T l l ei r rescuers were their neigh-that time industry.was preparing Swept By Flames bors. Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle.itself for the momentous job of Unable to return to their home,p ro du ct io n w it h w hi ch It w a s " . they are s tay ing temporarily withfaced a nd t he labor demand ac ted L a b o r Da y I11ght wa s filled Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Summers , 216as a m!l gn et to a t t rac t popula- w i th t h e s cr ea m in g -o f s i re n s Ist. Georges Rd.tion to-Its locations. . i Two Ardmore firemen. James

This n e w p o pu l at i on s h If t was, and thousands of dollars IJenkins and W. Clarrochl wereIn many instances, ,a complete re- worth o f v al ua bl es w e re d e- Itreated at . B ry n M aw r Hospitalv e r ~ a l

of tha t whICh took P l a c e . Ifor minor mjurles.durmg the previous decade and s t royed 111 two of t he m os t A few' h o u rs e ar l ie r, at 9.40our industrial centers. instead of d t t' fi . h P. M flames destroyed shelveslosing i n ha b it a nt s t o the rural evas a Ing res whIch ave of food and other merchandise at

s e ~ t 1 o n s ,now were beginnl.ng to s t ruck Lower M e ri o n To wn - the Food Fair Market. 646 W.

gam. h' . ' h Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr.P op u la ti on d o t m aP s s ho wi n g s Ip In m a n y m o n t s. Nearby buildings were th rea t -

the distl:ibutlon ofI ~ h a b i t a n t s

at At th e home of Donald G, ened by the fire which resisted for30-year mterva l s d ur m g t h e 19th . more than two hours the effortsand 20th centuries, which were BrIen, 220 S t. G e or g es Rd., 10f the Ardmore and Bryn Mawr

prepared by the s ta te PI.annlng A r d m o r e fire wa s discovered fire c o m p a n ~ e sfrom Lower MerB oa rl i o f the Pennsy lvama De- • . , ion TownshIp and the Oakmontpartfuent o f C om me rc e. r ef l ec t about 2.45 A. M. Tuesday. and Brookllne c o mp a ni e s f r omq ui te v iv id ly t hi s ever-changing A • tl t t· · • h Haverford Township.pattern. These maps. 011 w hi ch a ppal en y s ar mg 111 te l Norman Grant. 18, of 117 N.d ot w as placed for each 200 per- first floor l ibrary, th e f lames

I - - ; : ; ~ - ~ - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : -sons, portray the rise and fall of . ,

~t he t id e o f p op ul at io n in our h a d g a m ed consHlerable head-Northern cou!ltles during the w ay b ef or e s mo ke w ak en edlumber b oo m. m our Nor twes tem .counties caused by the 011 Indus- M r s . B r I en .try. ,in

t h ~ a n t ~ r ~ c l t e .coal f ields The house was completely

a ~ dthen, In .0Ul bltumlllous cO,al- ruined a.nd Harvey Benson. Lower

ploducmga l e ~ s .

W he n l oo km g M er io n f ir e m ar s ha l . e s ti m at e d

a ~t h e . maps In sequence begln- the overall d a ma g e i n t h e n e l gh - '

mng wIth the olc:lest,t l ~ e r e

a ls o b or h oo d o f $35 000 Iappears an ever-mcreasmg con- . . , .

centration o f d ot s i n a nd about ,Raree d l t l o ~ s ,

a complete record Iour urban centers, lIbrary. a plano. Oriental rugs I- __,0____ and s i lv e rw ar e w er e d es tr o ye d , and Cocktail LoungeRosemont Home Sold

~ ~ ~ ' e t ~ : v ~ ~ ~ j ] y ' sfurs and jewelry

Only the kitchen a nd t he sola- ;r l um s to o d unscathed when firemen f ro m A rd mo re an d Br ynMawr finally conquered th e stUb-I Lu.ch from BOc• DI'noer f rom 85cborn blaze after a four-hour nbattle. Cocktail HOllr. 3 to 6 P. M,

When the family retired A.tmidnight. there was no sign ofany trOUble. but by the time thef ir e w as d is co ve re d. the lower If lo or w as b la zi ng s o f ie rc el y thatescape was cut off. M r. and Mrs.

Wil li am Pugh 's Mil-in Line office. representing the FidelltyPhiladelphia Trust Company. hassold 1122 Wynd on Ave" Rosemont.to Mr. and Mrs, James M. Heppenstall. The p r op er t y w as h e ldfol' sale at $3,500.

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P. M,4:565:405:216:54

P. M.5: 125:586:397:12

You'd b e m i g ht y g l a d t h a t - in this

w ar - everything is b e in g d o ne t o g i v e

th e A m e r i ca n s o ld i e r th e b e s t possible

You don't do It with hay, brother I

It c o s t s 86,000 good h a r d Americ 'an

d o ll a rs t o l a y a s m o ke s c re e n on a 20

m i l e b e a c h h e ad for ~ s i n g le h o u r.Wo r t h it?

W h a t would you t h i n k i f y ou k n e w

y o u r life d e p e n d e d on reaching tha t

b e a c h w i t h o u t ' b e i n g s p o t t e d by th e

e n e m y ?

WeekdaysP. M. A. M.1 2,3 4 11: 071:3 4 1 1:522:314:06----.-._--

A. M,7:067:488:36

10:17

S/SGT. PHILIP D . H AWK I NSSgt. Hawkins, 19-year-old son

of MI'. and Mrs. HarrY,L. Hawk in s, o f 316 Kent Rd., Cynwyd. has been reported missing "over R o ma n ia s i nc e A u gu s t 18.He' was on his 41st mission.Sgt. H aw ki ns , a graduate ofL ow er M er io n High School,holds the Air Medal .

OUR TOWNThis i s an o.f!icial U. S. Treasu1'Y

a d v e r t i 3 e m e n t - p r e p a r ~ dunde1' auspices of Treasury Department and War Advertising Council.

WarBonds r_to haveand to hold}. - .. .. ---

New Bus ScheduleOn Route K

Southbound. leaving Manayunk.Weekdays

A. M. P. M. A. M.6:39' 1 :00 1 0:357:24 2 :08 11 :258:07 3:08 P. M.8:54 3:42 12:109:39 4:24'Thls trip will leave 6:24 A. M,

on Sa turday.Northbound, leavinl t 5 4t h a nd

City Line.

The i sl an d o f Tinian in the - - - - . - - -Marianas is l ar ge ly a low

~ a b l e -Wind sails were tried for pro-

land devoted to s u ga r c a ne r ai s - pulsion of railway cars dur ing theing. 19th century.

By Anne GOOdfl

NATIONAl, PRESS BUlWINGWASHINGTON, D. C.

Gladwyne Troop ListsTerritory WhereBoys Will Call

The Gladwyne Boy Scouts areall set to l en d a s tr on lt hand tot,he paper salvage drive In theirhome town.

A t a m ee t in g o f the Troop Comm it te e o n TUesday evening, heldat the Community House, plansfor ·the troop's cooperation werediscussed a nd t he followinR' planswere outlined:

The Gladwyne TrOOp will collect newspapers f ro m a ny family

' l iving In the following te r r i toryFrom the Schuylki l l River to

Mill creek Rd,From Mill

C r ~ e kRd. to Old

G u lp h R d . •From Old G ul p h R d . to Morris

Ave.From Morris Ave. to Lafayette

Rd.From L af ay et te R d. t o Sta teRd,

FromSta te Rd. to BorouR'h Lineand Schuylkill River,I The Scouts wl1l cal l i f residents

I wl1l contac t S tuar t Bell. chairmanof the Troop Committee. at Ardmore 3957.

Residents w ho w is h may leavepapers at the Communi ty House.

,on Rllthters MIlJ Rd.i -----"------IPfc. F. B. SealsiKilled In Action\" Word has been received hereI that Pfc . Franc i s B. Seals . USMC,'son of MI'. and Mrs. Will iam F.ISeals, 316 Valley Rd .. Llanerch,

I,was killed i n t he South Pacific.

Pfe. Seals was attendingIGeorgetown University when heIe n li st e d i n April, 1942.

'Wf.'RI: IOOCV j, /0 EFFICIENT SlNC&

O ~ NMADe

~ ~SICiNS!-

That car is getting more important every day. The timeto preventa breakdown is i n a dv an ce . P la y s af e.

IGNITION SPECIALISTS-BATTERY RECHARGINGEXPERT MOTOR REPAIRS-ALL CARSWilen Yo"r Cal' .... ails - We Won't Fai l !

M A I N L I N EBATTERY AND ELECTRIC STATION

304 W. Lancalter Ave. ' Ardmore 1825

'Washlngton hears that "stoves"In food cans have been developed

i by two British firms, Compartments: In cpnter hold chemicals which willi blll'n when Ilghted with a cIgarette

or match.

* * *Gasoline situation wllJ jl;Pt. worsei ns te ad o f b et te r, s ay all officIals.Although no talk of smallerratIons,quality wllJ be Inferior.

* * *Don't let the drastic butter 'short.ag-e deprh 'e your table 'of a RPJ'eadfor bread. Vitaminized margarineisthe perfect answer. It is nutritious

, a nd h ea lt hf ul an d can be u sed in1 exact ly the same ways and propor·

t lons as butter.

, * * *Fewer cannedtomatoes for dviJI·; a n s t h is F al l. S in ct l t he y r eq ui reino special canning equipment ) 'ou'should m ak e s ur e that )'OU can;enough for your family 's use . • . .

II No call11ed sauer!n'autthis Fall. Unles!i yOIl I lke the barreled variety

Iy ou 'd b es t c an p le nt y o f t ha t, t oo .

* * *If )'oll're haVing difficulty getting

I· Ice box dishes and covers. try using, ) 'our real mayonnaise jars to hold

Itha t l a s t bIt of food for tomorrow'sI soup. TheY're very handy and don'tI require much space ei ther.

I * * *I Kansas women take a bow! It 's; ; : - ~

I been reported that some 30,000 of

~ -i them are driving tractors Ilnd do-

T ie i t up into easy-to-handle : l ng other important wheat harvestbundles a nd p u t it on the curb" jobs.on trash col lec t ion day. Helps [ * * *k 1 I WPB s ay s t he re wil l he little

eep o ur s tr ee ts c ean too, i' ho pe f or n ew r ad io s f or c lv ll ia nsI this year.

Ern-ie

It t oo k u s almost an h Ol lr t o g et h im o ut . We don't knoww h et h er h e will l ive 01' not, b4t he has a c ha n ce . D u ri n g thehour we were ripping the plane o pe n t o make A. hole. h e t a lk e dto us. And h er e, i n the best nutshell I can devise from the conv er s at i on o f a b ra ve man whom you didn't want t o b ad g er witht r ivial quest ions, is whM happened-

H e w as an RAF flight lieutenant. p i lo t in g a night fighter.O ve r a cer ta in a rea the Germans began l e t t ing h im have ' I t fromthe ground with machine-gun fire.

The first hit knocked out his motol·. He w as t oo l ow t ojump, so-foolishly, he said-he turned on h is l ig ht s t o trya crash landing. Then they really poured it o n h im . Thesecond hit got him In the leg. And a third bullet cut rightacross the balls of his right-hand forefingers, clipping everyo ne o f them to the bone.

He left his wheels UP. a nd t h e plane's belly h i t t he groundgoing u p hi l l o n a

~ l i g h tslope. We could see thegroo 've It had·

dug for about 50 yards. Then it fiopped. tail over nose, ontoits back. The pilot was absolutely sealed i nt o t he upside-downcockpit.

"That·s al l I remember f or a w hi le ." he t o ld u s, "When Icame to. they were shel l ing al l around me."- . . .

Thus began the eight d ay s. He had crashed right betweenthe Germans and A me ri c an s i n a sort of pastoral no-man's-land.

For days af terwards the f ield In' which he lay surged backa n d f o rt h between G e rm a n h a nd s a n d ours.

His pasture w as p oc ke d Wi th h un d re ds o f sllell craters.Many of them w er e o n ly Yar ds a wa y. O ne w as right at t he e ndo f h is w in g. The metal sides of t he p la ne were speckled withhundreds of shrapnel 'holes.

H e l ay t he re , t ra pp ed i n the m id s t o f this Inferno of explosions. The fields around him

g r ~ u a l l ybecame littered with dead.

A t l a st American strength pushed the Germans back. and silencecame. But no h el p, B ec au se . y ou s ee . it w as i n that vacuumbehind the battle. and o nl y a f ew p eo pl e w er e l ef t.

The days p as se d. H e thirsted terribly. H e s l ep t some: par to f t he t im e he wasunconscious; part of t h e t i me he undoubtedlywas delirious. But h e n e ve r gaVe up hope.

After we had finally g ot h im out, he said as he lay on thes t re tcher under a w in g, "Is it possible that: I've been out of thisplane s i nc e I crashed?"

Everybody chuckled, The d oc to r w ho had arrived said,"Not the remotest possibi l ity. You were sealed in t h er e a n d Ittook men with tools half an hour to make an o pe ni ng , A nd~ ' o u r

l eg w as b ro k en and your f oo t w as pinned t he re . No , y ouhaven't been out."

"I dldn·t think it was possible." the pilot said, "and yet Itseems in m y m i nd that I was out once and back in again." •

Narberth Makes I --- .-

CO"""'" ,'Om pog. , : . . -

with an inju,.. ,, " had two hiL'

~ ~or the borough. 'MANOA All RH O A

. Spellman, 2b . . . . . . . 4 0 0 3 4Bryan, •.s .. .. .. . .. .. 5 1 1 1 ISnyder, lb 4 I I 9 0Stracclone. 3ll 4 I I 0 4Meno. cr .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 3 O.Larkin, rr 3 0 I I IRel1ly. I f 4 0 I 2 0Qwlnn. c 4 0 0 8 2Cantwell. P 4 I 1 0 2

Pyle : ScoutsWillAidco_nttnu_ed '_Tom-..:.PlJrI_B 1 !In SalvageDrive

down, an d dropped on oJlr h a nd s a n d knees and peeked througha t i ny h o le in the side.

A man l ay o n h is b ac k i n t h e small sPace of the UPside-downcockpit. His fee t d i sappeared somewhere in the jumble of dialsand rubber pedals above him. His shirt was oPen and h i s c h es tw as b ar e t o the waist. He was smoking a cigarette.

He tumed his eyes t o wa rd m e w he n I peeked In, and h e s a idin a typ ica l Br i t ish manner o f o f fh a nd fr iendliness, "Oh, hello."

" A re y ou a ll right?" I asked, stupidly.He a n sw er ed , " Ye s, q u it e. N ow that you c h ap s a re h e re . "I a sk e d h i m h ow l o ng he had been trapped In the wrecked

plane. H e s a i d h e didn't know f o r s u re as h e h ad got mixed upabout the passage o f t i me . But he did know the date of them o nt h h e was shot down. H e t o l d m e the date. A nd I said outloud, "Good Godl"

For, wounded and t r apped , he had been lying there foreight days!

H is l ef t leg was broken and punctured by an ack-ackburst. His l lack was terribly burned by raw gasoline thathad spilled. The f oo t o f his in ju red l eg w as p i nn ed r ig id lyunder the r u dd e r b a r.

His space was so s ma ll h e c o ul d n' t s q ui r m a r ou n d t o relievehis own weight from h i s p a in i n g back. H e c o ul d n' t straightenout h i s l eg s, w hi ch w er e bent above him. He couldn· t see outof his little prison. H e h a d n ot h ad a b it e t o e at or a drop ofwater. All this for eight days and nights.

Yet w h en we f o un d h i m his physical condition was strong,

and h i s m i nd w as a s c al m and ra t iona l as though he were sittingIn a London club, He was in agony, yet in his correct Oxfordaccent he even apologized f o r t a ki n g up our time to get him out.

The American soldiers of our rescue party cussed a s t he yworked, cussed with open admiration for th i s Br i ti sh fiier's greatn es s o f hear t which had kept l1im alive and s an e t hr ou g h h islonely and gradually hope-dimming ordeal.

O ne o f them said, "God, but t h es e L im ie s h a ve g ot guts!"• • •

Total, . .. . . . . . . . ... 36 6 7 27 14BROOKLINE Ab RH O A

Ulrich, rf 1' 0 I I 0Hogan, cf •.• "., . • . . . . " 3 0 2 1 0Spotts, 3b ", . . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 3 4Schwanda, c ' 4 0 0 3 2Bogash, ss 4 I I 3 Iepson, Ib 4 I 3 10 0U mb ac h, r r ' 4 2 2 I 0 I

C, Spellman, If 3 0 2 2 01Hershock. 2b , .. .. . 2 0 1 2 1

Azpell _.... I 0 0 0 0.,Smith, p -.. '

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TOlals 34 4 1 2 2 7 14 IScore by Innings:

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t : ~I

Errors: St.racclone, BORash. 2: Her- ihock. 2. Runs baited In: Sl ·nder. 2:Meno, 3; Jepson. 2: AZp{'lI, Smith. Two I'

ase hits Hogan. Umbach, Home runs:Meno, Jepson. Sacrifices: Larkin, E. Ipellman. Hershock, C. Spellman, Doule plays: Smith to Spotts; Straccloneo E. Spellman to Snyder. Left on base:

~ : n ~ ~ l t ~ ,~ ~ o o ~ ; : ~ ~ k 6 0 u ~ n ~ ~ sg ~ ~ ~ ~ \ tby Smith. 3. Pas-sed ball: Schwanda.Umpires: Collier. Augustlne and Balls.

BARTRAl\l Ab RH O AaMaltre , cf . . . . . . . _.... 5 0 1 2 0

Kraus, 2b .. .. . .. .. .. .. . 4 0 1 1 3Wilson, 3b 2 I 2 2 3Blerl lng, Ib 3 0 0 7 0Ruehr, If ,...... 4 0 1 3 1Kllel-. c 4 0 1 5 I IMlchnels. .s 4 0 I 4 I,McCunnel', rf " 3 0 0 0 0Zetuskl', p 4 0 0 0 1

STA'IlE OF DAVID E. KORNHAUSER,odecerilled. (La I.e ot the Borough ofarberth. Montgomery County, Pa,)etters ot Administration on the abOvetate have been g ra nt ed t o th e u n

ers!Jrned, who reQuell t all personsvlnll clalDUI or demands against thetate ot the decedent t o m ak e k no wne same, and all J)erlOlUl Indebted toe decedent to make payment. witht delay. to

HENRY A. FRYE,1608 Walnut St ..Philadelphia 3, Pa,

O.T 8/3-6t.

LEGAL NOTICES

Totals 33 I 7 24 10NARBERTH Ab RH O A

Meyers. 2b 3 I 0 3 0Ihuckmnn. cr 3 0 2 0 0otton, If . . . . . . . • . . . . • • 1 0 0 2 0oyle. cr .•.....•.••.• ', 3 0 1 1 0

Walker, Ib 4 0 0 8 0Ott. liS •• ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 1 3

obczak, If 4 0 2 3 0Wright, 3b 3 0 2 0 2

raff. c , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 9 2raig. p " 3 I 1 0 0Totals .""""" ... " 32 2 8 27 7Score by Innings:artram , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0- 1

Narb erth . . " 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 x-2Errors-Wilson, 2:K 1 1 e ~ · .Wrlllht, 2.

uns bntted In: Kiley. BOl'le, Walker.wo bsse hits: Michaels, W11son,

Wright, Stolen "bRII('S: ShuckmRn.oyle. 2: Sobczak, Sacrifices:

K r a u ~ .Wilson, Craig. Meyers. Double plaYR;ueher to Wilson; Oraff to Meyers.ett on bases: Bartram, 10: Narberth.

BlUles on balls. off Craig. 3: off ZelMY, 3. Struck out by Craig. 8: Zet1kY, 5. Umpires: Thompson, ORlla

her and Rafferty.

TATE OF MARJE L. NIDECKER, late~ J n r : . r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . N a r b e r t h ,M ~ n t g o m e r yLetters of Admlnilltration c, I., II, one above Estate having been grantedthe undersllrned. all perRons Indebt.to said Estate are requested to make

mediate payment. and those havlnlal claims. to prellent the

~ l I m ewith-

t delay to 'ALICE C, SCHWABENLAND,

28 WOOdside Avenue.Narberth. P e n n s ~ ' l v a n l a ,her Attol'neY. Roland Fleer. Esq., 512

wede Street,N o r ~ l s t o w n .

Pa,O. T. 9nr6t.

TATE OF J OH AN N E MA NU ELNIDECKER, late or Boroullh ot Nar·

th. Montlomery County. deceased.ttera ot Administration c . t. a. on

e above Estate havlnl been llrantedthe underslllt1ed.all persons Indebtto aald Estate are requested to make

medlate payment. and those havingal clalnul. tb present the same WIth

delay. toALICE O. SOHWABENLAND,

28,Woodside Avenue,' Narberth. Penna.

81 Attorney, RolRlld Fleer, EsQ" 512wede-St., Norristown. Pa. I O.T.9/7 6t