PRICE FIVE CEN TS Allot Money fo r COllst ru ction Of Ma in Lille Post Office Building's In 1111' Posl O t f l ~ e RPPI OPll-1 an adequate b l l l l d 1 l 1 ~ c However, u tl On b il l n o\ \ p e n d l n ~ 111 Con- I at thiS lI l1Ie plans al I' so indeflgless $1250UO has bpt'n , \l l olt eel lll tl' tllat IIlp :;Ize ot tile ~ r o u n d 101 tlle eonsllllll1on 01 lhe Nal- 'I allll lJuIldlnK h,lle I'l't to be debel th post ol1lCp all d $90 UOO eal'h ll'1l1l111ed 101 t hl ' p os l 01111 e III M"IIOIl ami I Thp NUl bel'lh posl o t tl c e lQcat 111 Rosel1lont I'd 011 Essex AI e l J e ~ I I I J l e a first Of the 1111 ge g io UP 01 M am l Ia ss Olf ll e on Julv I 1 94 4. J o: ;- . Lllle post Offll {'s Wl11l11 ,0 e III eph K el lp v s el y e s liS postmllster Ime fOI a nell bUllell11g Nal bl'rlll 101 NIlI bel til The latest Wal Dppaltmet JaIl'S the 1 l \ I ~ p s t h.l11elout since C O ll el ll lo n s m I h t' Nll lb(>lt h of- casllaHv list has leleased the name It IS II f i ls l class offic e sel Vl l1g f1ce Rle ovell!\xed as I he lt ' IS 01 Captain R ob !' 1 t C. Dllscoll. of II populous bmough whel e, con- onll' apPl oXlmatell' 3000 SQual e 501 Havetford Rd W y nn e wo o d. slderabl e llade IS tlansactt'c1 I fept 01 flOO1 space IIvallllble for liS b e m ~ killed m action 111 (he Eac of thp thlee posll1lastf'ls 111111Saet1l1K busmess EUlopean Theater of OpelatlOns. sllid thllt no \\old has bepn 1('-' MellOn. lt l Ime fOi a $ 90 .0 00 HIS w if e MIs. Mal\ ! me T D ll S- (ell'ed fl om W a s l 1 l 1 1 ~ t o n IIbout I blllldmg. Is n ow ho useel at the colI. leeeived Iloid lecent lv thal n ew p ost olTlll' bUIl dl l1\. :s anel'MI'II011 statIOn of thp PpnnsYIafter b e mg \lounded bv shell f i le Ithere had b!'en 110 mdleatlOn 1I1llt I v an ia R ai l R oa d w hi ch o ", ns th e 111 the HUltgen Fmest 111 Gel- t he m at te l w ou ld b l' tnken 11110 I bllllclmg the office now oc(·upies. man I', Capta111 Dllscoll dlPd as a conslderallon unv lime III the neal ConellllOns lt l I hl s second class lesult of wounds Attaeheel to the future. office ule vel" croweled and accOl- 229tl1 Field Artillel v BattalIOn of Pn01 to the WIll Nat berth WIlS c1lllK to MI s Kat hel l11e M. Shprt he 28th DIVISIOn Capta111 Dlis- first on the list of cOmlll lll1lt les lock postnllstless addit ional Quar coli had b c ~ n overseas about one m the 17th Como essional dls- tels have to be I elHed everv year ~ e a r . He had been m t11f' service tnel to get 1\ new post oltl ee H n w- at C hl ls tm as lime In Older to s1I1ee tile mustellnz of the Penn- e ve l. t hi s p la n \I as Junked aftel I take cal e of the heavy loads sylvania Nat lanai G\1uld 111 1941 the onset of tile \I al. Postal 111- of mail. He Is :n.11 v lv ed bv his Wife and ~ p e c t 0 1 s at that time hael agreed l In R o se m on t . c o nd i ti o n. are son. Robelt C Dllseoll. Jt.. two t ha -t a plot of g ro un d 140 f ee t m uc h the same. maklnll the need \ ears ole ISQuarewould be nperleo to erect 101 B ne\\ office acme. JOBS FOR VETERANS Veterans see king empl o y m en t may Insert clas sif ie d adver t i se m e nt s W IT HO U T C HA RG E o n t h e vet er ans p ag e i n the H a ve r f ord T o wn s hi p Ne ws. Our Town, of Narberth; Bala-Cynwyd & erion News and The Main Line r. In o r de r t o insertsuch advertis ements, servicemen or women must call in person at the newspa pers' offices, 8 Crick et Ave., Ardmore, and p r e s en t h o n or a b le discharge papers . Ads will be limited to 25 words and w il l be a cc ep te d f or i n se r t ion in all four papersoncea w eek f or t hr ee w eek s, u nl es s c an ce ll ed e ar li er by a d " ~ r l i'ler. N AR BE RT H, P A. , THU RS DA Y, DE CEMBER 6, 1945. Collected 160 Gifts l h, lt t he p nt ae II aU belllnd her II us 11l flames She slll1 Isn'l s\lre Illhlt stat teel the flie. ex('ept that '1H' llUeI lust 1 1 I 1 I 1 ~ CLll tams spec!allv (Iealed to keep t he m p e rmanentl v stalcllcd She tIlInks that lhe Plcpalat lOn W it h w 41 ch t he Y W('I e tl eat eel musl have been hlgh- LOll Melion S e1 1 10 r H lI :t h !ylllflammabl!' A t a nv J at e. every School s Red ClOSS C lu b h as colCUI tam 111 Ihe dll11Dg l oo m \ la s lected gifts the local se l :soon nfile. hel heirloom gland- lice hOSPIta ls. MIS Elizabeth FOIIfathel s ('lock w as b adIv bllstereel.l lel . s po ns or o f t he announanel thc dl111l1g room rUg was com- eed Tuesday plctcl\ c1!'s(lOyed 1 The gifts al e selected by SCI V1ce- Th e FH I' Demll tment 1esponded ~ . e ~ 1 i ~ ~ d ~ e f ~ ~ ~ t I ~ ~ ~ e t ; ~ v ; a ~ h \ ~ ! ~ to. t l le hUlry call unmedlatelv. but the Gley Ladles take to each bed. b'i tile t1lne thev all'lved. the girls T he R ed Cross Club has also hael e ve ll 't hl ng u nd el c on tr ol . m ad e 400 tlav covers f lo m t he The w e e l d i n ~ will t a ke place at display tlays. The ArtDepartment. All Samts' Church in Wynnewood undel W il l ia m Bahmermann. has at 4.00 P M. FridaI' afternoon. m ae le 30 postels to decorate the a nd t he ('oupl e wi ll leave fOI a wal ls . h o n e ~ 11100n 111 Flotlda following Vallev FO l!;e General Hospital. the ('eremony. When they return Uulted States Naval Hospital. anel North Nancy and her future hus- S\I arthmore Service H os p it a l are band. who Is n ow on t er mi na l t h ( l ~ e suoplled bY the school. Red leave. wm take UP reSidence In or C I- -- "1'lt01 Corps transports the I around New York. I r.1 "p I .... I Nancy M,I{ Kpnzle .\lld Jane N a ~ h glell up t o ' ~ l ' t l H " 1 III N,llbeltlJ . TII PI' II ent to LOll el MpIIon togethel nne! h,ll e b ef 'n the b es t of f ll en ds t'll'l slllce When Nancl' annonnerd 11('1 c n ~ a ~ e ment sPlelal Ilepks a!.!o tt, Lt W<llter H. RosellI' 01 Hal t.sdale NY. ,Jane II I ~ h t n g to cia hE'1 11Onm. ,",ave a SUl Pll SP kitchen sholl!'1 101 her JanE'. nm\ M IS H, l IO lc i P Kenc111ck. t he c 1 a u ~ h t e l of Ihe late Robert P Nash anel Mls Nash. 01 lana Ave. Nalbel th Nann Is the d au gh te l of t he J am es B. MaeKen zl es of Nalbloak Park The shower tUln!'d n ut to be a surprlSe 111 male \laYs than one. Little had the lJost!'ss expected to have the Nal bel th F i re C o mp m w as the chief l'nteltaU1C'rs. It happell eel ilkI' this' Gifts ha/:l been opened and the girls were h a v i n ~ suppet. when Mrs.Nash. who was pouri nll: coffee at the h ea d of the dining room table. t u rn e d around to d is c ov er Curta in 's Catch Fire a.t Sho,ver; Fire1n e n U"exIJected Guests Cel tificat!'s of rlectlOn ,\I r bung PIE'!;tlUcd bv tile Montgomel v County Boald ot Elrc tlOl 1s 101 the hundreds of )PI sons elet f'cI to office at the NOlembrl 6 eleetlOl1 - ---_...&- - Vol. 30-No. 36 • • • a • • "iRE::::::,!! C" • , r;-: D 4J n ! ~ ~ . r : . !I \ : : ~ D E ~ T ~ : . ' ..
Main Lille Post Office Building'sIn 1111' Posl O t f l ~ e RPPI OPll-1 an adequate b l l l l d 1 l 1 ~ c However,
u tl On b il l n o\ \ p e n d l n ~ 111 Con- I at thiS lIl1Ie plans al I' so indeflgless $1250UO has bpt'n , \l lol tee l l l lt l ' tllat IIlp :;Ize ot tile ~ r o u n d101 tlle eonsllllll1on 01 lhe Nal- 'I allll lJuIldlnK h,lle I'l't to be de
bel th post ol1lCp a l ld $90 UOO eal'h ll'1l1l111ed101 t hl ' p os l 01111 e III M"IIOIl ami I Thp NUl bel'lh posl o t tl c e lQca t 111 Rosel1lont I'd 011 Essex AI e l J e ~ I I I J l e a firstOf the 1111 ge g io UP 01 Mam l Ia ss Olfll e on Julv I 1944. Jo: ;- .
Lllle post Offll {'s Wl11l11 ,0 e III eph Kel lpv s el ye s liS postmllster
Ime fOI a n el l bUllell11g Nal bl'rlll 101 NIlI bel tilThe latest Wal Dppaltmet JaIl'S the 1 l \ I ~ p s t h.l11elout since COllel ll lons m Iht' Nl llb(>l th of-
casllaHv l is t h a s l e lea sed t h e name It IS II f i ls l c l as s office selVll1g f1ce Rle ovell!\xed a s I he lt ' IS01 Captain Rob!' 1 t C . Dllscoll. of II populous bm ough whel e, con- onll' apPloXlmatell ' 3000 SQual e501 Havetford Rd Wynnewood. slderable llade IS tlansactt'c1 I fept 01 flOO1 space IIvallllble forliS b e m ~ killed m action 111 (he Each of thp thlee posll1lastf'ls 111111Saet1l1K busmessEUlopean Theater of OpelatlOns. sllid thllt no \\old has bepn 1('-' MellOn. lt l Ime fOi a $ 90 .0 00HIS wife MIs. Mal \!me T D ll S- (ell'ed fl om W a s l 1 l 1 1 ~ t o n IIbout I blllldmg. Is n ow ho useel at the
colI. leeeived I l oi d l ecen tl v thal n ew p ost olTlll' bUIldll1\.:s anel'MI'II011 statIOn of thp PpnnsYIafter bemg \lounded bv s hel l f i le It h er e had b!'en 110 mdleatlOn 1I1llt I v an ia R ai l R oa d whi ch o ", ns th e111 the HUltgen Fmest 111 Gel- t he m at te l would b l' tnken 11110 I bllllclmg the office now oc(·upies.man I', Capta111 Dllscoll dlPd as a conslderallon unv lime III t h e neal ConellllOns lt l I hl s second c l asslesult of wounds Attaeheel to the future. office u l e ve l" croweled and accOl-229tl1 Field Artillel v BattalIOn of Pn01 to the WIll Nat berth WIlS c1lllK to MI s Kathe ll11e M. Shprt he 2 8t h DIVISIOn Capta111 Dlis- first on the list of cOmllllll1ltles lock postnl lstless addi tional Quarcoli had b c ~ n overseas about one m the 17th Como essional dls- tels h av e t o be I elHed everv year
~ e a r . He had been m t11f' service tnel to get 1\ new postol t lee Hnw- a t C hl ls tm as lime In Older tos1I1ee tile mustellnz o f t he Penn- e ve l. t hi s p la n \I as Junked aftel I t ak e cal e of the heavy loadssylvania Nat lanai G\1uld 111 1941 t h e on se t of tile \I al. Postal 111- of mail.He Is :n.11 v lved bv his Wife and ~ p e c t 0 1 s a t t ha t time hael agreed l In Rosemon t . cond i ti on. are
son. Robelt C Dllseoll. Jt.. two t ha -t a p lo t o f g ro un d 140 f ee t m uc h the same. maklnl l the need\ ears ole ISQuare would be nperleo to erect 101 B ne\\ office acme.
JOBS FOR VETERANS
Veterans seeking employment may Insert classified advertisements WITHOUT CHARGE on the veterans page in the Haverford Township News. Our Town,of Narberth; Bala-Cynwyd & Merion News and The
Main Liner.In order to insertsuch advertisements, servicemen
or women must call in person at the newspapers' offices , 8 Cricket Ave., Ardmore, and present honorabledischarge papers. Ads will be l imited to 25 words andwill be accepted for insertion in all four papersonce aweek for three weeks, unles s cance ll ed ear li er by
a d " ~ r l i'ler.
NARBERTH, PA. , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1945.
Collected 160 Gifts
OUR
l h, lt t he p nt ae II aU belllnd herII us 11l flames She slll1 Isn'l s\lreIllhlt stat teel the flie. ex('ept that'1H' llUeI lust 1 1 I 1 I 1 ~ CLll tams spec!allv (Iealed to keep t hem p e rm anen t lv s t al c ll cd She tIlInks thatlhe PlcpalatlOn Wit h w41ch t heYW('I e tl eat eel musl have been h lgh - LOll Melion Se1 11 0r H lI :t h!y lllflammabl!' A t a nv J at e. e very Sc hoo l s Red ClOSS C lu b h as colCUI tam 111 Ihe dll11Dg l oom \ la s lected gifts the lo ca l s e
l:soon nfile. hel heirloom gland- lice hOSPItals. MIS Elizabeth FOII
fathel s ( ' lock was b ad Iv bllstereel.l lel . s po ns or o f t he club. announanel thc dl111l1g room rUg was com- eed Tuesdayplctcl\ c1!'s(lOyed 1 The gif ts al e selected by SCIV1ce-
Th e FH I' Demll tment 1 esponded ~ . e ~ 1 i ~ ~ d ~ e f ~ ~ ~ t I ~ ~ ~ e t ; ~ v ; a ~ h \ ~ ! ~to. t l le hU lry c al l unmedlatelv. but the G le y Lad le s t ak e t o e ac h bed.b'i tile t1lne thev all'lved. the girls T he R ed Cross Club has alsohael e ve ll 't hl ng u nd el c on tr ol . m ad e 400 tlav covers f lo m t heThe w e e l d i n ~ will t ake p l ace at display tlays. The ArtDepar tment.
All Samts' Church in Wynnewood unde l Wil l iam Bahmermann . hasat 4.00 P M. Fr idaI ' af ternoon. mae le 30 postels to deco r at e t h ea nd t he ( ' ouple wil l leave fOI a wal ls .h o n e ~ 11100n 111 Flotlda following Vallev FOll!;e General Hospi tal .the ('eremony. When they return Uulted States Naval Hospital. anelNorth Nancy and he r f u tu r e hus- S\I arthmore Service Hosp it a l a r eband. who Is n ow o n t er mi na l t h ( l ~ e suoplled bY the school. Redleave. wm t ak e UP reSidence In o r C I- -- "1'lt01 Corps t r an spor t s t h e Iaround New York. I r.1 "p I . . . .
I
Nancy M,I{ Kpnzle .\l ld Jane
a ~ h glell up t o ' ~ l ' t l H " 1 III N,lleltlJ. TIIPI' II ent to LOll el MpI
Ion togethel nne! h,ll e b ef 'n thees t o f f ll en ds t'll'l slllce WhenNancl' annonnerd 11('1 c n ~ a ~ e ent sPlelal Ilepks a!.!o tt, Lt W<ll
t er H . RosellI' 01 Hal t.sdale NY .
,Jane II I ~ h t n g to cia hE'1 11Onm.",ave a SUlPllSP kitchen sholl!'1 101
herJanE'. nm\ MIS H,l IOlc i P Kenc111ck. the c 1 a u ~ h t e l of Ih e l at eRobert P Nash a ne l Ml s Nash. 01ana Ave. Nalbel th Nann Is thed au gh te l o f t he J am es B. Maeen zl es o f Nalbloak Park
The shower tUln!'d n ut t o be asurprlSe 111 male \laYs than one.it tl e h a d t he lJost!'ss expected tohave the Nal bel th F i re Compmwas the chief l'nteltaU1C'rs.
It happelleel ilkI' this'Gifts ha/:l been opened and the
girls were h a v i n ~ suppet. whenMrs.Nash. who was pourinll: coffeeat the h ea d o f the dining roomt abl e . t u rn ed a r ound to d iscover
urtain's Catch Fire a.t Sho,ver;
Fire1n en U"exIJected Guests
Cel tificat!'s of rlectlOn ,\I r bungcd bv tile Montgomel vty Boald ot ElrctlOl1s 101 the
of )PI sons elet t f'cI to ofat the NOlembrl 6 eleetlOl1------ - -_ . . .& - -- -
1.250.000 cascs involl'ing somc ]Jr rmanent disabil i ty I
, THE TRAFF IC TOLl . AtONE
.. ", , .. , . . . . . . . . . , , " . . 94,000
., · , " , .. 3.300.000
THE TOLL IN HOME., ALONE
l le d ' " . , . , , , . , , , . . . . . . . 119,000
.. ', .. , , ,. , 17,500,000
Adopted by the Ad\'isory Heal t h Boar d June 27, 1945. forprotection 01 the public llealth by regulating the conductopera t ion of publ ic eating and drinkinR places in accordwith a l l t h o r i t ~ · conferred by the Act o f May 23, 1945,
No proprietor ~ h a l l be granted a l icense t.o operate or c onductb li c e at ing and dnnking place \.:ithin this Commonwealth exceptcompliance with the following reRulations:
1. The prem is es o f a ll pub li c e nt inR and dr inking places shal lept ('le:1n and fref ' from l i t ter or rubbish.2. Wal ls a nd c ei li ngs o f a ll r ooms shall be k ep t c le an a nd in
d repair.3. All rooms in whic h a rt ic le s o f food or d r ink a r e p r epar ed ore d. o r i n whi ch u t ens il s are washed sha ll be wel l l ighted and
4. R u n n i n ~ wflt£'r under pressUre . i f avai lable, shan be easi1;'&s si bl e t o a li r ooms In whi ch food is prepared or utensils arc
and tile water supply. under any circumstances.shal l be adeofa s af e, sanitary quality obtained f rom a source or sourcd the Secretary of HeaILh.
5. During the season when fIies are prevalent, unless ot.her efe means approved by the S e c l ' l ' t a r ~ ' of Heal t h a r e provided to
ent the entr:1nce of fIi rs . a ll openings into the outer air shall bevcly screened and doors sha ll be se lf-closing.
6. Fly-tight pn\'ies or water - flushed toilets with a sYstem of
IList Local Veterans NARBERTH Names Announced ~ : C ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ? ~ : : : i n : : : t ~ Burlingame Again ~ ~ ~ ~ I : f l ~ . b ~ i E ~ ~ : I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ;Ruth Aronson. NancyBeane. Nan- all the principals of Lower Mer-
R d RI dSCHOOL NEWS F H RII cv Blackwood . Do ri s Gher k sey ,Sh IB dH dIon Township Schools. Dr. Frank
ecen Y eease or onor 0 Betty Gi lb e rt . L i ll i an Grainger. C 00 oar ea ,i P. K. l;3arker. P ! ' e ~ l d e l l t of theTlI l Gyorgy, Mary ,LaClair, Connie Township Commission and Mrs.
INarberth ended an undefeated I MscKenna, Jane Mlloler. pau} ¥os,- iBarker. J . Walter Hammonds. new
• season by winning over German- L MS' H' h H e., Helen Qvalle. J yce R e L ~ e m e r , . Lower Merion tax colJector. and
ISe rV IC eme n and town Friends S ch oo l o n N ov em - • • en IO r I g aSIBemard RuckdescheJ. Solons Have Annual the Rev . And r ew Mutc h. P as to r
W A•• \) , 8 b . f 26 0 iF S' d N' JOY Sharp. Gwen Stose. Robert D' M ' Emeritus of the Bryn Mawr Pres-
omen rrlve In el y a scole 0 -. lour en l o r s a n In e Tys on . N an cy Wed ge . Ruth Ar- Inner eetIng at byter lan Church,
S t f LIn the first qua rt e r, Char l es IJ . I ' t d old Georgia Barclay Ann David- B 1 C powm. speaking- to the ILSsem-
ta es or eaves McQuiston received. a pass and u n l o r s . .l IS e ISOli, Carmela D i G i o v ~ 1 l 1 l 1 i . a a- ynwyd bled g - ~ J e s t s , gave a h i st o ry o f themade a touchdown for Narberth.I I - --,..- - . educa tlOna l sy st em in Pennsylva-
I Fort.v-six local men and women Play. c o ~ e l , ' ~ c l 25 yards: Dick Sixteen Lower Mer i on Senl'or Wayne ChI ' ld S a v e d E. E. Burlinj{ame, 14-year.veter- nl a from the d ay s w he n schoolsBaileY also 1 cc el ve d a pass and were run by religious organizationswere r e l e a . ~ e d from the service .' ' . . , " IH ig h S ch oo , students attained an p r es i den t o f the Lower Mer ion t d ' dduring tlJe past week. They arc: I , a l ~ / O l a touchdown, covellng 45 I first Honor Ron s tanding in the IFrom Poo l By D og Township School :Board, was i ~ s i ? t u ~ 1 0 ~ ~ 0 ern. state-supportedLt. Mary L. Connell, Haverford. HIl s. . Ifirst QUarter by r e c e l v i n ~ four , . elected Tuesday evening by unani-PvL Dona ld H . Naut a . A r dmor e . . I n t he second Quarter. Tom LIl - "A' s" in major SUbjects, it was a n -I Two -y ea l- ol d J U d l t ~ Cannale,lmous vote o f t he Quorum attend- u p L ~ t e i " Dr. ~ u t C \ who callr
d
Cpl. Ernest . W. Ann ab le , A rd - Ils scored a t.ouchdown. makmg nounced Ia.'it Friday • I?f Wayne . was s R v e ~ f lo m d ro wn - a nc e. D r. J. W. Anderson was 1'1'- C O ~ P l i 0 sfPJ L e x . e ~ p ~ o n ~ o . u s y,morr'. the score 19-0 at the half. Skip! . ' . . . ' mg, \\'he.n s l ~ e feU mto a ne'igh- elected vice president. ITo • <; n ~ e n I' owel e I C! n'1'/4 FletcllPr Carrol l .Bryn Mawr Thaw inte reept .ed a Germantown I C l ~ ~ ~ e F W ~ ~ . O l w ~ f ~ \ ~ ..ty, u ~ t ~ ~ ~ r ~ 1 bor s sWJn1l1!-mg pool SU.llday by: a Bur li ngame admin is t er ed the i l l g \ \ n ; I ! l f ~ t ~ l ~ e ; : l T z ~ ; , ~ e l l e n ~ , tl a;r-T / 4 R ay mo nd A. Ce'rio. A rd - p as s, on the 35 yard line In the I ., '. :- a n el 01 f reak combmatlon. a t i gh t ly ? lP - S choo l Boar d oath of office t.o I ' ld . . ," . liP .In.\ en le
more. . m id dl e of t he fourth period and t ~ l e efil:. t H O l ~ O l RO.lI "tudent.s some-I pered ~ i r p l a l 1 e cJeth snowsui t and neWly-elected Raymond P. scott! c 11 Ien o ~ - ! : , ~ __: ~ ~ _ m u I 1 l . t ~ .Pk . Nicholas Divalr'rlo. Ardmor e . f a ced f o r a touchdown, Both ex- tim. m Decembel. . . . ., I a barkmg dog. and to M rs . S . E. Slocum, who' C t 0Pfc. Robert J. Peoples, Br yn t ra p oi nts in the g am e w er e I N a l ? l e ~ ' l I o f t s t ~ d e n t s ~ \ I . t . h filst , The s u it m ~ d e her buoyant and Iwas r e - e l e c t ~ d , up?n P l : e s e n ~ a l i o n , oun Y to pen Bids
IVIflwr. scor ed by rushll1g. 1 O ~ 0 1 · 0 1 . 0 . g. an ~ ~ i s ~ l e . Cl '. Iwhen the tots pet, a Coll ie , Rex'i of their o!fiClal notificatIOns ISSUed I BId s w il l be o pe ne d by theT /4 Thoma s J . B re nn an , Ard - Dugge r LE M cQ ui st on • .e m 1s. I Il1g on, flll I' attracted t h e a tt en t io n of her from t he c ount y scat i n N or ri s- Mont.gomerv COllnty c ~ m m l s s i o n -
Presbyterian Baptist Church Of the more. Pompt LT Rice NOl en. DebOl ah Putnam, Ronald father. Lieut. Col. George Cannale, town. Joseph P. Par ks , a not h er e r s Decembe r 10 for light bUlbs,Sgt. Donald C. Knepp, Ardmore, Drum LG M. Chios West.. , . ' . she was f ound f l oa t ing on lY a f ew newlyelected m e ~ b e r of the board. fiags, headstones, photosta tic sup-
Church Euangcl Capt. Jim W, Whit e , A r dmor e . Hal l owel l C Mariani JumOls. J e ~ n Fll;.I.d,. Isabel Gla- feet from the bank. was absent Will beswo r n i n at plies. t ax a nd assessment booksBnd Grayling Avenues 1st Lt, John H. Mi tchel l , A r d- l \I enges RG Scott ham, Rlcha1d Gdel t. Nan c y Though unconscious when pul l - t he next mee tmg. and janitors' supplies. •
Bryant M. Klrkland, Pastor Rev. R ~ a r t ; : f J ~ i e ~ ~ . Pastor more. Bachrach RT Smyth j H ~ n t z : B e t t ~ H.opkms. Nancy ~ ? r - I ed ou t o f t h e water. th e child. was ,'J;'uesday. e \ ' e n i n ~ ' s m e tin g: -Van Ne,s, D. D.. Pa .•tor hmerltu. SUNDAY Ma jo r H en ry B . C ol em an , A rd - Taylor RE Bailey ,lac l:el, Rld.me ~ I m o n . Hall let Quickly r e s to r ed by a r ti f ic i al r e s- \\ hlch t ook p la .e e m the .lIbrary. of
E. J O h l ~ ~ ~ , o ; . ; y l ' t a n t pastor 9.45 A M.-Cllurch Schoo!. more. Murdock LH Lim ISmith, MalY Zleglel.' . p i ra t ion . a i ded by Dr . P e rc i va l jthe Bala-Cynwyd Jumor HighA . M.-Blble cln,se. lor all. I 11.00 A M.-MornlnR Service 2nd Lt. Helen G. Hartnett B ryn Shae f fe r RH Ma e l l ~ n . S . ophol ll or es : Manon . t o n e ~ . V I ~ ' - Nil'hob'On o f A rd in or e, w ho was School. preceded .a School Board' Fo r O ve r 3 0 YearsA M . - t ' ! . ? r . p h l ~ g p ; " ; ; ~ ~ ' r h . Ip Sermon N((I'!JCl'th JJptlwdist Church Mr.wr. HfllTlS QB cT7
1ew I gomla Merntt . Ruth Parr, Vlrgmla: summoneci bv Mrs. Call1mle. dl11ner for aDProxlmat.ely 60 guests I
, 2nd Lt . He len M. Lyons. Bryn Ste\'ens FB L \ ~ " IArmstrong, Barbara Jones. Shawn ,. __ :._ _ 0. __ --- of the preSident a nd t he BOflr d. :A M,-Chlldren'B Nursery. &%ex and PrIce Avenue.. M;;WI'. • I IS ,: Disney. PeggyFerguson. Ann Four- ,M t' B kl ' Dr.S . Edgf l r Downs,Superinten- I~ . ~ ' - = s ~ ~ ' ! ~ r c h g h ~ l ! s t ? : ; ; v l c e J i n . MInIster. Cnrl R. Hammerly. U. Irving L. Griffin. W ~ ' n n ! ' - P S O p ni er . Jean Haig , He len HaWkins ,: e e In ro o I n e denLTEmeritus of the Lower Mer- i
denvor BUNDAY wood. N.. ' St. Margaret's 0 Marjory Hope. Dorothy Leonard. I Ti le Decembe r m e e t i n ~ of the Ion .ownship Scl1ools, was theP. M.-.J\lnlorChrl,t Inn Endra,·or.' f i 4 ~ AA. ~ i : : ' ~ ~ : ' t r i ' : n SChool, Pv t. Geo r ge L. Bucklf 'Y, Bflla- Waldron Acadell1 " 6 , Bp at.r iee Myers. Jflck Pugh. L O l l i ~ e ,De lf lwa r e Coun t y Women 's C lub i 1 ~ . ! : I l 1 . . c I P a J - - . s ! J e ~ ! , e r : . . . _ ~ ~ d _g:l.!:sts_ in.- :P. M ' - ~ ' l r ~ ~ n ~ s 5 X y l l n g Hour. I 6.45 P l\l.-Y<l1tth FellowBhlp. C y n w ~ · d . 26 Bala-Cynwyd J 7 PRUldTlJjg. B M a r : : " I ' a r e t ~ RObb' J G \ \ ' ( ~ n d Iwill be held nf'xt. T l l e ~ d f l y at. 8.00 I$700 000P M Bible "'tUdV and FellOW I PtC. JOSPpll F. Hammonds. Br.Y11 _"I O' 0 dy. ever y : : s a ~ e r , hOll'ar P. M. at. t.he home of Mrs. Will iam
- .hlP . , . If fT" f I fl ' MontJwmerv Dav w·· I() if 1 'I 1/ 1! J - ,U lcran Mawr. 26 Germantown'Friel1ds 0' ell1stem. IC. D onnellY. 531 Kathmere Rei ..
M a r , ~ 7 a r e t ' s Catholic Church Major J ames K. Willing. Ard- : Second Honor Roll includes: Pfl- Brookline. She lI'ill be a.'isisted by ,more. 116 13; tTkia Bal lagh. Geraldine Fisc·her. lMrs. R. W. Reckard and Mrs. Her- I
Church WoodbIne and Narberth Ave. T /4 Allf'n Steven. Ardmore. IFrancr's Fl in t , F r ank Haig. MaryIbe rt J . Dietricl1. ,Rev. Cletus A. Senft, P astor. Cpl. Walter LE'ecl1. Jr .. Ardmore. ----0--- - LOll Haldeman. ,Jane H an sc om . H en ry V an D yk e' s "The O ther I
R R ~ / ~ ~ ' I ~ S ' { , o n o t ; c : ~ g : r . Samuel T. NIcholas. D. D.. Pastor Col. John B. Flick, Bryn Mawr. Engineers f ound wooden frame IFrank Jennings, Nancy Kavanagh, Wise Man" w il l b e presented by I
Rev Charles T. Olnan 1 n ~ ~ ~ ' 1 ~ 2 nd L t. Alfred G. Frisk. Bala- buildings s t anding am ids t the rub- Mary Jo Mason. EBen Meyers, Mrs. Walter Irwin. /'
reBldence, Rev WillIam J Kane C ~ ' l l w y d . ble o f s to ne . c on cr e te and steel = ~ = = = = = = = = ~ - : : : = = = ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = i iMnssp.s-6.30: 7.30: 9.00: 10.15: I 9.45 A. M.-SundaY SchooL c t · TI B Redf J structul'es dlll'I'ng tile 1941 bll' tz of I'li12.15. Sodality nnd Mlrnculous 11.00 A M.-Mornlnc Worship. a p a m l om a s . ern, 1'•• ' I
De,·otlOns. 1'uesdBY e"enlng at . 7.00 P M.-,Iuolor nnd Senior Luth· Ardmore. London. 'DR WILLIAM A REYNOLDS Ier Lealrues. 1st Ll. Herbert Niballer. Bala. --- ' - - - - - . - - ---------- I IS/Sgt. Howard E. Ziegler. Nar- LEGAL NOTICES I. •
berth. ESTATE O F J c ) } i N - F ~ E N N E D Y . dp-:T / 4 F ra nc is P . Cont i no . Nar- b p ~ ~ T , ~ e ~ o t ; ~ ~ ~ m ~ ~ / ~ ~ J J ~ ~ \ ~ ~ R J ~ . ; ' f Nar- ; OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
bl'lth. Lptter, T,,,tnmentary 011 Ole AbO"e: H' B H bI D' h ed F thT /5 William R. Oswald. Ard- E<tnt,· hun' bpCIl ~ r " n t p d to tilt' ltnder- : aVlng een onora y ISC ar g rom e
more. si/",,,d, who rrQ\lPst aU J)prson$ hnYlng: Uni ted S ta te s Navy
f c;rl James D. Evans, Jl' .. Haver- ~ i ' t l ~ ; ~ > ° J p c ~ ~ ' : . \ ~ i ' d ; o n ~ ~ ; ~ ~ t ~ ' ~ ~ W ~ < t ~ ~ ~ ; Ul1l10Ul1""eS h:s re-el1try :'1tO general pract iceor . s.lIne. and all prrsons Indebtpd to th.. I v 37 E. Lancasler ..T /5 Char les H. Hewit t .Ardmore. ,kClornt to mAke PAyml'nt. wahout de- ! Ardrnor(' - Phone 5239S/Sgt. Richard P . Wun er , A rd - lay. to I 110111'5 242 West Montgomery Ave. Approved agency for F. n. A
more. JOHN H. ECKELS, I D a i l ~ ' excep t F r id ay & MortJ:agesCIlI. John H. M c N a l l ~ ' , Wynne- 17th And D l n m o ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ · ? ~ ' t s . I Saturday Haverford, Pennsylvania ~ l o r t g a g e Correspondent for ,i
\':ood Phllndp!phta 21. Pa 10-12 Noon. 7-9 P. M. Telephone: John Hancock Mutua) I
Pfc. Joseph F. Ma tt h ews . A r d- O ; ~ l 1 t : ? ~ , ; ~ , t ~ , t t O I ' ~ ~ ~ Y s · P A ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ $ · B ~ I I ' I ~ l ~ ~ ' : : and by appointment Ardmore 1214 _. ' . ~ , ~ . ' : . . " l I s u r a n c e :
mon'. PhilAdelphia 2, Pa o . ' r r : . ~ - i l ~ I ~ - 8 ~ - ~ 6 t ~ , ~ = = = = : : : : : = = = = = = = = = = : : : : : = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Pvl. C ] a r e n ~ e H. Bar r , G lad- -I W\'ne.
Sgl. James E. Addison. Ardmore..Tack L. Siltoflllfln. Bryn Mawr .1st Lt.. Herbert Nlbfluer, Ba]:1.1st Lt. John B. Smythe. Menon
Station./Sgt. F r a n c i ~ N. Her,' iman. Ard
morr'.Cpl. Cl in t on L . Mellor, Haver
ford.Cp!. Jol1n F. Devinney. Al'dmorr'.Sgt. ,James W. Barnett. Nar
brrth.T '5 James C. SI1l'a, Narbrrtl1.1 ' /4 Josrph A. Mitel1r'll . Bflla
C::nwyd.Pfc . Jol1n T. Cusack, Ardmore.Cpt. Margf l retL. M y e r ~ . Mprion.Mpn a nd \\'omen on the Mflin
Cnll/l1Il1cel nil Paye 2 Srconel Scction Line l1a\'!' returncd to tllis coUll-- • - . - • - ----- I r.\· and are t o r ec ei ve furloughs.
H-I'd' Capt F ra nk J. J a n ~ r n , Bryn() I aynger. I1Ia\\':·.
- Pfe. LinWOOd G. Grasty. B r ~ ' n- --- -- .- .. ----------- ----- 11,,\ \'1 '.
T h i ~ is the Christmas Anwl' ica ha s been waiting f o r e \ 'e r I Cautain R rt lp h E. McKinoey,
P I II 1 Ardmore.ca r al' lor. Sgt. Lawrence F. Morri,,>. Ard-
In millions of homes. G. 1. ,Joe is back. Back to j oi n t h e m ~ : 7 ' 5 Rfllpl1 E. Donnon. Ardmore.
l y a r ou nd t h e Ch r i stm a s tree .. . to help ea t the Chris t - 1st L t. Caroline H. Holt z. Bryn
d inne r , , , to pxchang-e gifts " i m p I ~ ' reaching o u t h is M T \ \ ; ~ ~ ' Arthur A b n e ~ ' , Bryn Mawr.
persun. Pfe. Charles A. Jackson, Ard-
Thif: is th e \ 'jc!ory Chl'i:..;tmw: Amel'll:a h a s d r eam ed of l l1Ttsgt. Cour t land F. Kanzinger ,
the long. h a rd m o nt h s o f w a r. Thif: is it ! Ardmore., . . . . . Pfe .. Tol1n A. Peaks. Bryn Mflwr.
Would l
au\ \ ' J 1 l 1 l 1 g l ~ ' do Hn: dhl l1 g t o mal' the haPPJl1css Pvt. Wade A. Monis. Br m Mawr.
i s Chri;:tm<ls S( 'ason' : You bet vou wouldn't! I 0_ - -- TYet, if thing'S run , t rue to form: Christn:as will be ruincd iPontiac Moves 0of Amcl'lcan homes by an aCCident to someone I
e famil\'. N Ad setThese , ;cc idcnts ar e e s p e c i < l l l ~ ' tragic an d ironic at th e ew r more I e
season in a n ~ ' y e ar . T h i s year the:\' are doubly f:O. _
~ ' e a r . of all ~ · e a r ; : . we want no t ragedy tha t can be Main Line Pontiac, Inc. has
b o u ~ h t tile buildings flnd groundsof 213 E. Lancaster A\·e .. Ardmore.
E ve n w he n t he f ur y of th e wa r wa s at i t s h e ig h t, acci- Of fi ce r s o f the corporation areBarney Fishel'. president: Charles
on th e home f ron t were taking a fa r heav ie r toll than M. Davis . manager: Hans Ben-
A nd t he month after g a so l in e r a t io n i ng w a s lifted, ham. sal es m a n a ~ e r and .JosephScha f fe r . se rv ic e m an ag er T he
t t h re e t im e s a s m a n ~ ' Ame r ic a n s w e re killed in traflic firm is o pe n f or b us in es s a.s of
en ts as d ie d i n th e hloody battlc of Tal'awa ' r i ~ A l 1 l t l nowk· f b'l '11.' ' ma 'es 0 automo I es \\'1
Is America WIlling' t o p ay a higher price i n h um ,l n I ife be serviced in the shop, and auto-
enjoYing ])e'lCe th'ln for g' lininrr it ' l mobiles will gO on salc immccl iate-. , ' , '" . IIY the General Motors CorpOl'atlOn
I sn ' t i t \\'ol'th a I ittlc extra t r ou b l e t h i s Chri s tma :- : s e u- s t ar t s m f l 1 1 U f a c t u r i l ~ g in Quantity.
t o })\'e\'ent ' lccidents th,tt brinrr StH'I'(n\' 'llJd suffel'l'11 r al1d The bUlldmg at _13 Lancas-, ., t'o " g , t el ' Ave.. a nd t he 150 feet front-
Jus t a little extra c ar e , md a l i t tle common sense ing on it to a depth of 16q fe.et.d . was purchased from t he F ldehtya It. Mutual Life Insurance' Company
The N a t io n a l Safety COlllJcil suggests a Christmas holi- for tI.le sum of $60,000.- Mam Lll1e Pont.lac. I nc . h ol ds
slogan tha t seems especia l ly appropriate th is year. It is: the Pont i ac f r anch ise f or a.1l al'pa
a Merry Chr i s tmas -Avo id H o l i d a ~ ' l J g e r ! " ~ ~ o \ ~ ~ C Main Line f r om Cynwyd to
COMPARISON OF WAR AND ,\CCIDENT CASUALTIES The first flutomobile has alreadyI N WORLD WAR II a rnve d. I t' s a streamlme. sedan
coupe , a 1946 mocle l. which IS slm-
Pearl Harbor ,Dccrll1ber 7, 1941\ t o V-.J Day (Au[;ust 14, 19451 ilar in pattrl'll to last. model mannfflctured i n 1 94 2.
WAR r,ASUALTIES Thc firms also owns two ot.herbuildings on East Lancflst.cr Ave.at 49 and 65,
NOTESAllan Dash annOunces
of hb artist ]lUe r t B lake . i n an o r gan r e
o f wor ks o f modern Amer iosers . on Deccmber 9 at
you r f re e s et o f r ec ip es o n Dessert" without
you'll have to keep under lock an d key! Ask for
Oriental Rug·s, Christmas Fund
St olen From Manoa Family
Cake, and Chocolate Honey Bit Cookies that
Home Economists have prepared a new set
Peanut Butterscotch Pie, Chocolate P ~ d d i A g
Little Ann lIarper, six, daughter of Pv t. a nd Mrs. Robe r t S .Harper, of 109 lana Ave., Narbe rth , hugs he r doll as her picturewas taken recently. A firs t grade student at the Na rbe rth Publ lcSchool, her father was a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra fortwo Years, and was with the Indianapolis symphony. He is noWstationed at Fort Hamilton, N. Y.
dessert recipes that can be made withouta single
Sugar at a ny o f o u r offices.
f ol ks who l ike des se rt s. P hi lade lphi a l iNt .
delectable desserts as Nut Crunch Honey <rake.
Here's good news for the sweet·toof4.ted
PHILADElPHIA ELECTRIC COMPA,"
SUGARLESS DESSERTS
pleases al l tastes, Among these recipes are suQ
grain of sugar , yet have a richness of f lavor thcat
------------+S h 0 E' ht Two oriel!- ta l rugs and $12earc ver 19 C h r i s t m a , ~ savings were taken
State Area for Zych from the home of W, O. Wilks .
Search over an eight-sta te area 405 Upland Rd., Manoa, last Fricont inued today for Theodore day evening it was revealed by theZych, 20, of Schiller St.. Phila- Haverford Township police Sat-de lphia , who f le d tbe Grate rford d
Branch of t il e Eastern St at e Pen- ur ay.ltentiary yesterday afternoon. The rugs, valued at $525. weret ak en f rom t he living room floor.
War de n Cor ne lim Bur ke s ai d Ano th er o ri en ta l rUg in the d i n i n ~Zych escaped while working with r oom was ignored by the thieves.a farm det ai l of s ome 200 other as was an ermine coat hanging inur isone rs unde r s up er vi si on o f We hall closet, and $4 groceryIour prison guards, at 3 yesterday money lying in f ul l v iew on a l iv -afternoon. ing room table,Zych was serving two and one The $12 belonged to Rosemarie .
half t o f ive years on a burglary 17, a senior at Haverford Towncharge. ship High School. Rosemarie hadZych was a rr e: ; te d in Octol le r, planned to s pe nd t h e money on
1944. by Auxiliary Police Captain a Christmas shoppin!:' t r ip t henex tWil l iam E. Baldw in , Wl10 in a morning. She kept the moneY inwashroom at st. Adalbert's Hal l. a manicur ing se t in a b el 'e auT homp so n a nd W es tm or el an d drawer.Sts .. Philadelphia , overheard him Tile thieves entered the housetalk ing about a gun, during a by breaking a pane of glass i n t h eSunday night dance. k'itchen door some time between
Baldwin que st ioned Zych. a 7 :15 and 10: 00 P . M . w hi le Mr.22-caliber rif le fell to the floor and Mrs. Wilks, Rosemarie. and(if the room. The a u x i l i a r ~ ' placed Winton, 13. were at the movies.Zych under a r re s t and while wait- The. do g, a co ck er spaniel , was;ng for a patrol car at a ( 'al l b ox l ef t I1l the l)asement.was beaten by several ~ ' o u t J g ' men I The Wilks famih' has jllst'.1'110 c ame to Zych' s a iel . Baldwin cenlly moved to ManOR from Iowa.managed to re tain his hold on Mr. Wilks is tI le assistant manager1'risoner until pol ir e a rr iv ed . o f t.he Phi la rl el pl Ji a branch of the____0___ IVlaytag WashIng Machine Co,.
RIGHT TO COMPLAIN Iowa.When bears from aU. S. nation- Tllis robbery occurred just eight
al park broke into 110mes and stole days after t.he series of robberiesm ea t a nd s ug ar r es id en ts near i n A rdmo re P ar k e ar ly ThanksRockv Mountain' Nat.lOnal Park,. giving m or ni ng . A t that timeColo.: queried !.:1>C: go\'ernment I nine homes on Rising Sun, Maplea bo ut m ak in g u p t he lost ration IS ha de a nd Malvern Rds . werepoints. robbed o ne a ft er a no th er .
WEEK
SPAIN STARTED 5TH COI,UMNThe t e rm "f if th column." now
a pp li ed t o a ct s of s abotage ande sp ionage. f ir st was u sed i n t heSpanish Civil War , w he n rebelgeneral Queido de Llano announced that General Franco was mov_ing on Madr id with four columns,and would be m et i n t he c it y its el f b y a f if th column,
NEXT
A NEW AND DIFFERENTFROZEN FOOD SERVICE
OPENING
WIDE-OPEN-SPACES • FORCIBLE MARRIAGE. Two and one-hal f c entur i es ago,
In the Umted States 47,000,000 bachelors were considered undepeople live in two-tenths of one sirable in Canada a nd t h ey couldp er c en t of t he t ot al l an d ~ r . e a , be made to forfe it their privilegesand 75.000,000 on the remall1mg 10f citizenship if not married withninety-nine and e ight - tenths per in 15 days of the a rr iva l of a bridecent. ship.
44 E. LANCASTER AVE.ARDMORE
HOW RUBBER SPREAD .If Henry Wickham had not
smuggled 70,000 rUbber tree seedsout of ;Brazil in 1876 and takenthem to England, whence plantswere sent to t he E as t I nd ie s tot hr iv e an d develop into theworld's chief rubber source, Bra'zil probablY would be t he c en te rof rubbe r product ion today.
tile Victory Loan Trains. \200 Attend LI·on'sAmong assignments since I,is
display of excellem leadership m Club Card Partythe f ie ld of battle. which mclud-cd pa rt i cipat ion in the St. La Over 200 members and guestsbreakthrough; the sma sh i n to t h e of t h e Mai n L in e Lion's Club atSlegfried Line at Duren, the tended a c ar d pa rt y l ast Thurs-~ r O s . " l l l g of the Rinne a t t he ,magen Bridge; and .:apture by ilisIday.a t theA!'dmore ' : ' o m ~ . n s Club.comba t te am of 10,000 troops at Dick MattiS, Lowel. Mellon footCherbourg, has been assistant ball ,co!lch a nd ch al !' ma n o f t hecommander ot' the 80th (Blue Iente.1 tallunent c o m n ~ l . t t e e , was in
Ridge) Divisionand his curr ent chmge
ofthe
aff.an. .: signment He' r et ur ne d t o t.he At the pa rty , which was. h el d m
I
,IS. . ", • . plac e of the regular meetmg last
l ! l . l 1 ~ e d S ~ a t e s on Aug: 10 and . l : a . ~ week. door p r i z e ~ were given andt l \Ice ,PlevlOusly \ISlted ,NOllI . ', many useful artic les were chancedt.o\\'n sll1ce hIS r dl . tr n , l ?nce to be off . Included amollg them were:honored at a t.cs"mon1<ll dInner electric irons, mix masters. sweep-
2 \ ~ ~ ~ ~ tile N o r n ~ L o w n Exchange ers, and _ ~ l e e t r i ~ o : ~ I O C k S .
Three Whippets, Three Hills On Their Beechwood
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Ted R. Gamble, NationaJ. War FinanCe Director, presentingthe famous Herman Goering Diamond StUdded Baton, valued at$300,000 to Brig. Gen. George Smythe. o f A rmy G round Forces,and native Norris tonian, for Use on th e Victory Loan Train ,which w ll l b e in Norristown, Dec. 13. Gen, Smythe i s A rm yGround Forces commander of the Army Victory Loan Trains,which al'e appearing in 40 of the 48 states, and will be presentwith other top Army officers whe n t he Train exhibition appears.
Gen. Snlythe Gets Goering Baton
SECONDSECTION-PAGE ONE-DECEMBER 6, 1945.
\'er star for capturing General Idt Gue rr e f or t he c ap tu re o f thrXerleben at Kassel. Germany; the i u r s e l ~ a l at CherbOUl'g; and theBronze Star for bravery in helP-I RUSSian Medal of Bravery for;ng to capture the Gemu'nd Dam; ~ J o n 111 Austna agaInst the GelthE Purple Heart With Oak Leaf Imans.Cluster for two wo un ds r ecei ve d G en . Smythe is at p r e s ~ n t stain action; the Combat Infantry- tioned in Headquarters. Armyman Badge for exemplary conduct Ground Force.>, Washington, V.
in g ro un d c omb at : t he F re nc h C., where he is serving in t h e r eLegion of Honor a nd t h e C ro i x, qu i reme nt s section, and directinB
Dr. Maurice ,J. Babb. who diedIclocks and astronomical instru- a ll ove r again l ln d i n the CaUl'S? jin 1884. However, he was not. aprecently at his home III Ardmore, men ts nnd h is observation of the of th e Yenl' assembled an eve r, pea ling for monument. s of stonewas t,he leading.authority of r c - t r ans i t of the planet Venu,i, -in g-reater qUantlty of notes than 111' o r b ro nz e. He wanted the publlccent t imeson the life and achieve- ,1769. and continUing thereafte{·. had before the jani tor ' s outbur st . ! to become be tt e r informed abol · tments of David Rittenhouse. The while !lving in Philadelphia , Dr. Babb spoke several times II I Rittenhouse's achievements.br ie f ment ion of his dea th s ai d Amertea 's foremost scientist, a.; IMon tgom er y Count y on h is f avor -I Th rough t h e wise foresig.ht. ofnot hi ng a bout his Rittenhou.se treasurer of Penmylvania and the 'ite theme. The most lmpOl ' tam the Pan 'mount Park CommiSSion,research. It merely told that I:e Ifirst di re ctor of the Mint. B ut i t of these appearances was at t h ' ~ in the later years of the 19th cenwas 75 years old, and for 35 y ear. ; i s a story that cannot readily be meeting held Saturday aftpl'lloon, tury, Ritte'.lhouse's birthplace, onhe had bee n a member of the fa c- ja7.zed. April 16, 1932. ll1 the halI at Fan'- Lmcoln Dnve , near Ge rmantown,ulty of the University of penn-I Only one book-sized biograph:: view Village, to commemorate tl1e was saved and its preservation a>.s ~ ' l l ' a l l 1 a . of RIttenhouse was ever pubhshed 2 00 th an ll 1v er sar y o f Rltten- sllred. The preservatIOn of hiSDespite Dr. Babb's ea·rnest in- - tha t of William Barton, in 1813. house's birth. Before the meet-\NOrritOn home is due solely to tl:e
vestigations on hIS Iavorite SUb-IOf COIU'se, i t h as long been Ut i- ing there wa s a v is it t o the nea1- interest of the successive myners.jed, contillued fat' 30 years, his Iavailable, excepL in historical l l- by Ballard house . where Rltten- About. a. century a.go. Rltten-plans t o pUbli sh a f.ulI and 11u-1 bral'irs. hOuse came a s a. boy o f t.wo and Ihouse College was established att.horitati\'f' biography of Da\'id II'hich was h is hom e unt il 1769. Roxborough a s a memorial toRittenhousr fa iled of f ·ruition. He I Dr. Babb began colleelim: Hit- Dr. Babb spokr on "Rit t enhouse 's IRittenhousf'. But it survivpd onlycould not write f l a s h ~ ' , hysterical'j tenhouse material about 1915. H? L if e i n N or ri to n. " h is talk mUS-I' a. f ew Yea rs . Nor ri st .own 's Ritfictionized b i o g r a p h ~ · . Wha t h e s ou gh t all manner of doelUflcntac. traterI with lantern views. tenllouse Junior High Sc.hool i s awrote was SOlid, informative and sources , interviewed descendants He also was t he p ri nc ip al Imore SUbstantial educ.ational triwell SUbstantia ted. Consequentle' Iand visited places where Ritten- speaker at the mam observance I butI'.it had no appeal for p U b l i s h e J ' . ~ Ihouse had lived. In 1919 a jan- of th is b icentennia l in Philade l - In the 1890's member s ofwho issue books reasonably s U l ' ~ I 'i tor who worshipped orderliness , phia. Dr, Babb repaired the l o n ~ widespreading Rittenhouse famiiyof a wi de appeal t o t he a ppet it e in cleaning Dr. Babb's room, g a t l ~ - neglected planetarium that Rit- began hol di ng r euni on s. As afor lurid sensationalism. ered together a quantity o f wha t tenhouse made for the Universit,y lastinp; t ri bu te t o t he family itDr. Babb believed David Ritten·· seemed to him t o b e l oo se s cr ap s o f P enns yl va ni a, a nd i t was in II'as proposed to publ i sh a family
house was Pennsylvania's mast of pape r and s ol d t. hem t o a juni, operation for t he b ic en te nn ia l. h is to ry . T he book was compileddi st inguished na tive SOIL man for $1. When Dr. Babb re· • • • by Daniel K. Cassel. The authormost distingUished man as sor ia t - turned he found that t.he janitor Deploring the lack of recogni - had to do much "spade work" i llI'd ,vith Pennsylvania doubtless had sold all his Rittenhouse notes. lion accorded Rittenhouse in the a f ie ld that few had cultivated.was Benjamin Franklin. But. 1 1 ' ~ IEfforts to recover the ma te r ia l 20th century. D r. B ab b wouJ(! Consequently,. judged f rom mod was n ot b or n in Pennsylvania. were unavailing. mention the fact that the ont .. ern genealogICal s ta nda rd s , t heRittenhousp's w a ~ . u n q u e s t i o n a b l ~ ' Fortunate],,, Dr. Babb's collee- monument to him was the mode" . book is defective. Nevertheless,a remal 'kable career, beginning at t .i on of photographs pscaped the shaft. on the grounds of the Cour t being t h e onb ' work o n t he su1)his boyhood home on Germa r. - I'a vagI's of the janitor. Undis- House in Nor ri , t .own, e rec ted in- ject, it i s s ti ll f r equent ly contown Pike with t.he mak ing o f maYI'd. Dr. Babb began his work ridental to the county cent,ennia!. suIted.
Dr. Babb, Late Ardmore Resident,·Authority on David Rittenhouse
ROLAND W. HILL, ARDl \ I O R . ~ sea food merchant, hasmised, trained and shown dogsmo st o f his l if e, But at hisBeechwood home. 824 Homestead Rd., h e h as r ea re d t hr eechildren who a rc d es ti ne d t oout -po in t t hl 'i r dad. Rolandbrought hi s two boys and girlsUll with heavy-jouled EnglishBulldogs, at that time his favorite breed. Now he ha s t u rn edto Whippets and the tOil picture shows f rom le ft t o I 'i gh t,
Franklin, 13, with "Gla ss Wagon" on the le ash; Virginia, 11,with " ' ' 'armer Action;" andRoland, 15, with "MeanderMistake." The lower pietureshows F ra nk li n a nd Virginiagiving " G l a s ~ 'Vagon" a goin!:'over to keel. him in t ip t ops ha pe f or t he n ex t show. Whenthey grow Ull Franklin wants tobe a profes siona l dog handle l ';Roland and Virginia, veterinarians. Franklin already hasplaced th's t 20 out of 22 trieSi n rna. ior sh ows. On e of thetimes he l os t it wa s to h is brother, Roland,
Gen. Smythe To Accompany Army
Train To Norristown Next ThursdayOne o f the Army's outstanding Infantry combat com
manders , who rep ea tedl y d emon st ra ted h is own per sona lbravery i n Europ e, i s n ow leading a d if fe rent sor t o f campaign in the Uni ted S ta te s. He i s Brig. General George W.Smythe, native Norr istonian, who is head ing the three ArmyGround Forces Victory Loan Trains, now touring the nationin behalf of Victory Bonds, one of which wil l app€ar in Norr istown, Dec. 13. Gen . Smythe wil l personally h ead t he l is tof combat officers and men who will be present.Oen. S my th e, fa med f or h i s ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -
a t h l ~ t i c . e ~ p l o i t s at West point, is Ithe Victory Loan Train , T he b affiCIal !lalson officer between the ton was loaned by President Tru-reasury Depar tment and Army . '. . .Ground For ce s f rom F ir st Army. man fO! the VICtOlY Loan Tram.
n d he hab personally b ee n d i- Gen. Smyt h e ha s t ak en p a rt i nr e ct ing the grea tes t exhibit ion of the War f rom i t s inception being
m ~ r l e a ' s f igh ti ng me n and at Pearl Harbor wilen JaPsqUipment a s I t t ou rs through 40 s tr uc k. H e t ak es partiCUlar pridef 48 sta tes , pel 'mittmg the in t he exploits of his outfit- theublIc t o s ee not oI,lly the wea - 47t h regiment of the 9th Infantryon s of the AmerIcans, which Division. Whose recofd wa:> unon the war. but also ~ u c h of surpassed In the European Thea-t he e qu ipme nt o f t h e AxIS. t el ' o f Operation.Highlighting the Victory Loan His row upon row of ribbonsrain which wUl be in Norris town tell the storY-Distinguished SerDec. 13. will be the f amed dia- vice Cross for extraordluary heroond 's tudded baton of Herman i sm i n a ct io n dur ing t he German
o e r i n g , valued at $300,000. This Dec embe r b re ak th rough; S il ve raton was pre:>ented to Gen. s tar for heroism at Normandymythe by Ted Gamble, National and Ch erb ou rg ; t he O ak L eafar F i na nce D )r ec to r, f o r u se on Cluster·in l ie u o f t he secOl'ld 811-
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THE 'NUDGE'By T . M. BAXTER
When ou r service men were sent to the far corners of the globeand Into every fore ign and remote nation of the world, little books ofinstructions were handed them, pointing out t h e p rope r c onduct a ndbehavior to be observed among the strange and different peoples theywould meet. These manuals of manners t ol d o f the customs, habits,taboos, and gave some ideas of the language and r i tua ls of the racesthe boys would mingle With .. . the advice, thus given, must have
proved very effective, judging from reports .Now t!le t r oops a re floWing back; daily they arrive by the thous
ands from the ends of the earth and how very welcome they are .Mostof the boys have bee n a br oa d s o long that it will take a little time toorient them to the new f ad s and favorites and some of t h e r ec en tjive lingo that has s pr ung up in their absence. However, there aresome among the lads who have the "gir l " all picked out and intend tobe married immediately on arrival home and a great majority of theother s a re going to be married pretty immediatelY whether they knowit o r not .
To these young service men. then, who wil l be about to enter intoa stranger s t at e t han any theY have been in so war, the following fewl i tt l e h in ts and bits of advice are offered. These admonit ions m ightalso serve as a sort of a "refresher course" to those new husbands whohave been away so long a nd m ay have forgot ten many of the do's anddont' s and some o f t he m or e intangible considerations of t he matr i monial sta te, and who may a lso l ike to re-familiarize themselves withthe nomenclature they will have t o grow accustomed to.
In the matter of the engagement r ing , if it is spoken of veryeestaticlY as "exquisite" or "adorable," it w il l b e on the da inty s ide;some f rac t ion of a caret. If in buying the th ing, you "wentfor a lung"which is a Runyon like way of saying $1,000.00 or so (how did Damonget in here anyway?) t.he stone then might be termed "beautiful" or"gorgeous." A n ~ ' r in g much mor e expensive t ha n t ha t would receivethe more sincere. if subdued. "just lovely," but a pure, white, threecarat job migllt call for the supreme accolade which would be just agasp and then silence.
This is, indeed, a different land ~ ' o u are going to find yourselvesi n, m y good fellows, and nothing will be more difficult of comprehension than th is s e lf - same language in which supe rlat ive s mean posit ive s and positives ca rry t r emendous weight , Cons ide r the weddingpresents: any small gift, like six colored ice tea glasses, will be pronounced "perfectly exquisite" or "absolutely adorable." you will discover, as you progress, that "adorable" and "exquisite" t the a ccentalways on th e first syllable of "exquisite") are useful a l l - P U l ' p o ~ ewords in de sc rib ing any smal l inexpens ive Il"ift o r p ur ch as e; f orexample-"I think those ash t ra y s a re the most 'ek's kWi-zit' I'veeverseen in a ll m y life; t e ll mewhe re i n t h e world did you get them?"
may only mean that the speaker is checking up t o f ind out i f t h eycame from Gimbel 's basement. .Sooner or later, but inevitabb, you unsuspecting benedicts
will be a sked to be pe rf e ct ly f r ank and give your candid opinionabout a new ha t or dress - " i t 's onh' home on approval, so I wantYOU to tell honestly, how you l ike it?" Remember this! ! . ' u ~ to r d i n a r ~ ' superlatives like, "Gee, I t hi nk i t' s swell" or "you lookbeautifur," or "that's v e r ~ ' pretty" will, generally, be interpretedas downright disapproval. You must r av e and continue t o r av eand, even then, you won't be believed, especiallY, if t he l ady i sn 'ttoo sold on the dres s or hat, herself, and intends to send it backanyway.You must know that there is no s uc h cold a s j u st a plain, com
mon cold, If "Joe" has a c ol d a nd h is wife it;; t el l ing he r te lephone"confidante" about i t, t he n Joe has a perfectly, terrible, dreadfUl,frightful. or na tsy cold. On the other h and. n o married woman everhad a plain headache , i t is always either a ter ri fi c s i ck or spli t tingheadache. ,
The "nUdge" is another quaint married custom it would be wellus t o s tUdy a minute. Many of YOU men have been in the Signa l
Corps and are expert a.t receiving and decoding messages. However.even this experience will help but little in figuring out t he "nudge."Let's say Mrs. Smivens has come t o c al l and you start . ta lking. in allinnocence, about the UmIatI' Radio hour you heard last. week. A t t hi spoint you get the "nUdge" 01' as it happens. a sharp kick in the shins,f ol lowed by a pointed stare, and as you are bewilderingly wonderingwha t i t i s a ll about . the gues t leaves and your l i tt l e wife turns on youand says, " I t ho ug ht I 'd die when you started t alk ing about thatUmlote Radio haul'. Don't you know i t 's on Wednesday night and Itold Mrs. Squiltch you were in Scranton on Wednesday night a s anexcuse for not going to that Girl Scout affair . Now Mrs. Smivens is avery dear f r ie nd of Mrs. Squil t ch ' s a.nd she'll probably run r i gh t overand inform h e r t h at you were home Wedne sday night . Why I neverwas so mortified in my whole life."
Some of ~ ' o u haveseen a great deal of ac tion and plenty of excitement but you will never see such a commotion 01' as mUch productionmade about anyth ing as one woman paying back e ighte en cent s thatshe borrowed from another woman, Now, your walking along, in bliss
ful ignorancewi th your "one and onlY" when you run in to Mrs . Smivens. Abruptly your lady hi ss es at you, "give me e ighteen cent s, don 'task any questions, just give me egihteen cents." The best yOU can dois a quar ter so this is grabbed from you and pressed on Mrs. Smivensas "the eighteen cents I borrowed f rom you la st week." Voluble protests follow and t he qua rt er is ba tt ed back and forth. Mrs. Smivensfinally accePts but t h is m akes h e r owe your wife seVen cents. so thisstarts the whole business all over again, That night will come a, sheepi sh t inkle at your doorbell and maybe "Junior Smivens" will, awkwardly, h an d i n the seven c en ts o r if he is, particularly, well brokento doUble harness. it might be Mr. Smivens, himSelf.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD JOSEPH j\iARIANI must ha\'e been looking at a prospec t ive Chri s tmas present when this picture of himwas taken recently, The s on o f Mr, and Mrs . Joseph F. Ma riani .of Conshohocken, h i s f a t h ~ r was recently d·jscharged f rom t heservice after over one yeal' overseas i n F r an ce . a nd G erma ny ..
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REPAIRS
R. E. NOCK
Repairs - Hemoucl in%Sew BlIiltlinr:-s
Let Us Estimate OnYOlll ' Work
CARPENTERJOBBER
127 Wilson, Manoa
II ill tllll :n7!1 MI N 5 P. M.
Electrical WorkWir ing, Bas ep lugs ,
Lamps , Switches, e t c .
Al l Electrical Appl i ances
Repai r ed
H. MAOIVORHillto 8186-W
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If) a HAMILTON
Victo rycametoo late to permitroe m: !l lufacture of enoll,l(hJ I"milroll watches 10 meet a l ldcmands this Har . So if IheHamilton you ' ; ' a l l t ~ ) ~ i l ' e i ~ n ' ,here, it's on the \\'av":"and wecan proyidc a Hamilt;m ~ i f t certihcatc to senc unlil it).:ets hcre.
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WM. J. WINTER1837 Windsor Par It Lnne
Manoa IlilltoD ClH
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We can now ~ i v e you fas t ,accurate service on vourrad;o repairs. All y ou imv eto do is to pl10ne or bring, 'our radio to lIS and we wil lhave it back to ~ ' O U in
t \ \ ' c n t ~ ' - f o l I r hOlll'S. All workgl1arall t rce!.
24 Hr. ServiceEssex Repair Shop
... 104 E S S } ~ X AVE., Ph. 2135
.. ~ ! a r b e r l h , Pa.
PEDESTRIAN INJUREDMary Harrison. o f 518 Nob le St.,
twisted her right foot w he n s hesiipped on a brick pavement thismorning and w a ~ ; t a ~ ; e n t o Mont gomery Hospita l, where x-ray pxamination.> were m ad e t o d et er n'.ine the extent of...!.he injury. _ _
be ar w ith liS. fOl' sl1ch time
we a r c ah le to I\'et the extra
ARDMORE
A Certif ied Laundry
WhIte Flashand
Ethyl Gasoline
We hOlle you will
as it will be until
help needed.
HOWEVER, we are greatly disall)lointerl. COIJ
ditions are worse than e ve r. W e HAVE NOT
been able to o bt ai n t he extra help which is
necessary to do all this .• . and we a)lolo"ize 1'01'
our inability to do the thinl:' which in the past.
made up ou r l au nd ry service.
With the abrupt encl ing of the war, and with it
t he l ay ing o ff o f many pel'sons working i n d e
fense industries • • . we had hig-h hopes that we
wou ld be able to obtain the n e c e s s a r ~ ' h el p t o
put our plant back somewhere neal' our. pre-war
operating level-to pick up you r l au ndr y bundl e
o n t im e •. • return it t o y ou after a spec if icperiod in OUI' plant •. . that we woo ll d be able
to package it as we wou ld l ik e, and as you were
accustomed to receive it be for e the war .
WEAPOL0GIZE
NEW·
T ~ O ~ Y EGlaaB Shop
7 ~ 1 I Wed I Cheste r P ikeBoulevard 30llZ
·MIRRORS
~ 1 1 1 1 ~ H l ' : ' < 1 1 r ( l f tUphqlstering Co.4028 Market St.B . ~ R . 11252 or SAG. 0299
Atlantic Lubrica tion Service\ \ 'a shing and Simonizing
We will )lick \1)1 a l l l I returnyour automobile.
PHO'NE: Hilltop 9193 .
ROOF ING
S IDING!GENERAL CONTRACTING
PROMPT SERVICESKILLED MENRELIABLE WORK
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WARREN F. KYLE
Chestnn t st . , Newtown SQn"reI'honc Ncwtown Sq. 0 ~ 9 j - W
W. C. COMPTON
H. L. YOUNG &CO.n MYRTLE AVB.
Chatham VlIlue. Upper Dull,Grani te 7020 Hilltop US f
Atlantie Service StationWEST CIIESTEIt PIKE &
1'(AYLOlt'S !tUN ROAD, Mi\:Ii'OA
CARPENTER·JOBBER,\ltedtions - Ki tchen Cabinet s
Free Es timat , ·s
ST. MARY'S LAUNDRY
Wall and Mantel, Made to Orderand I te! li lvered . l IIade Fro .Genu Ine P lt t sb ur f :h P l at e GI. . . .
OL D MIRRORS
Remude!ed and R e s l 1 Y « ~
MOTORIST FINEDNelson J. Miles,31, of Noble st.,
committed to Montgomery CountyPrison la.>t night by Officer Kiggins. of the S ta te Police. f o r dr iv ing a c al ' without an inspection:;t.icker. was re leased on paymentof a fine and costs t h i s morning
and RepaIring Furniture
2 rmCE SUITE : : ; 6 4 · 7 ~RE-UPIIO'LSTERED ._
Springs Rewebbed . . •• . . Sl1.01l
Cushions Refilled S3.50
Dininl:' Room ChairsRecovered ,. S2.50
Chairs Rel:"hll'd
REUPHOLSTERING
Service
5846 Market at., or CallALL. 7450 - West 511tKYeD1nu GKA..
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CARPENTRYJOBBING
GOODHOUSE STORESOF ARDMORE, INC.
17 W. LANCASTER AVE . ARDMORE 5753
38 Rodman Ave., Llanerch
Hilltop 2281
24 HOURSComplete Radio
Service
H . EARL HUSTON
Repai l ' ing , Remodel ing
Contracting
C al l U s Fo r Estimate
STONE • BRICK
PLASTERINGCEMENT WORK
CELLARSEXCAVATING &GRADINGEstimates Cheerfu l ly
Given
EVERGREEN 5261
William A. Cipollal!S2 N. 42d St .. Phila., 4. Pa.
Andcrson Ave., Drexel lIil1
Lawrence &Mahan
Painting PaperhangingGencr,,1 ContracllngGet ou r Estimate
Snnset 32;7
Re-upholstering $2.50 Pererms as'Low as Week
Year Guarantee.. t ~ ~ b l l " h ( ' { 1 2t> Yllllrs
Years
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Rrand t o ta l , one billion. 114 million dolJars w as i n E-boncl sales.
The E-bond na tional Quo ta i stwo billion dollars.
FiftyCompletes
George Abbott . s on of the founder of Abbot ts Dairies. thisweek celebra ted his half c entury anniver s ary s inc e jo in ing thecompany. Abbott wa:; c i te d la st F r iday by C. R. Lindback. company president. at the n in th annua l d inner of the Abbotts Twenty-Five Year Club. This clUb membership no\\" totals 242 menand women who have be en associated with the company for 25y ea rs o r more. .
Victory Bond Sales Here Soar
To $4,710,125 Total inNorristownVictory l30nd sales. "E" series. in
the Norris town-Bridgeport areayesterday tota led $18.256.50. according to an announcement madet od ay by t h e War Financ e Com-mittee . bringing total sales of t h a ~ State Bond Tota lser :es of $5.32.880.50. ' . Philadelphia. Dec. 6 ,) - .
Over-all 1J0nd ~ a l e s II I the'. area, Pennsylvania E Bond sales total ia r : ~ o u n t c d to $ 8 7 . : > ~ 5 6 . 5 0 ? _ makll1g a 1:::7,9.800.000 55.4 p er e en t o f th,e:g l ~ n d total of $ ~ I I 0 . L : > . 5 0 , ,statr 's S144.000.000 quota. St'ltf'i
US V· t L F" rChan'man G. Ruhland Rebmann. I
. ': Ie ory oan," I g ~ r e s .Jr.. announced today. The 24- I\Vashll1gton. Dec. 6 , __ ,_ -The hour increase was $3.830.000 plus I
T re as ur y a nnoun ce d t od ay that ~ ; 5 . 1 7 0 . 0 0 0 allotment of c re d it f o r Itotal sales of al l classes of seeun- Ii. Bonds pUl'chased by members'tICS 1n the VIctory. Loan stand at of tne armed forccs. J10 b1111on. 223 nlllhon dollal·s. I
1 3 ~ ~ f 8 1 . 1 ~ i ~ ~ l i ~ { ~ ' ~ ~ ~ \ \ ? ~ 1 l ~ ~ f t i ~ ~ I ; ~ ~ l ~SERV ICE 'D IRECTORY
tlOnal total close to the 11 bIlliondollar goal to be rcae!lcd by ror-mal e nd o f the drive Df'c. 8.
Meanwhile. tllf' s al rs t o ineHviduals were "O\'cr t i le top" 011 tllrfour bi l lion dollar go;J1. \ \ 'i th foul 'bi ll ion 36 million dollars alr.ad,·subscribed. O f t h e inclividual s;llesfigure. which is i ncluded in tl1e
C ar l B at es . P ly mo ut h. t al ke d
himself into ;'0 cdl i n t il e C ount y
Pr is on th is morning.
Ba te s c ame before , J u c J ~ e Danne!lower on an a t ta c ll l nen t. be
ing some S500 in aITears on a$17.50 weekly SUPpOI·t order for
foUl' children.
He said 112 earns S40 a week at
Corson's QuanT. v'!wl'e hc a ls o re
sidps. Hb wife. Anna. livps in
Norristown. Their f our ch ild re n
ar e i n fosLer homes.
"I \\'as told thp lac;t time I wnshere It w as my last cllanre. and Icame i:l t od ay t o t ak e tIle rap".said Batcs."YOu'\'e been drinking. haven't
YOU?," a sk ed t he C ou rt . "Yes."replied Bates .
Stating he was unable to payanything t o d a ~ ' e it hl 'r o n tllecurrent order or un tl k arrearages.BaleS was committed 1"01' contemptof court.
PRODIGYThomas Y o u n ~ . p!ly..,kia,n and
sc ientis t . born in t he 1 8t h ccn-Itllry, read t Il e B ib le twi ce beforehis fourth birthdaY. and couldread severa l foreign languages att he a ge of eight.
TALKS HIMSELF'INTO PRISON TODAY
You ca n always depend on the
pur it y and f ine flavor of" this ou t..
standi'ng milk, because ou r labo ..
ratory tests Inake sure this Bonusis earned.
We require extra cleanly
care of each f armer p r oducing
Abbotts DeLuxe ttA" Milk and we
r eward h im wi th a Cash Bonus fo r
his cooperation.
USES MANY LANGUAGESSome R\\ss ian broadcasting sta
tions -broadcast in 64 languages.because the country c ov er s s om uc h t er ri to ry a nd includes somany peoples.
hooes on more than 50 c h a n ~ e s1:1 r ul es which a lone would custIhe carriers morc than tlu'ccr"nrths o f a b il li on dollars annunlly."
INVENTORY FILEDThe estate of Thomas A.
Chamber s. Norrh town, i s valuedat $2,255. according to an inventory filed t od ay i n t he o ff ice o fRegister o f Wil ls Mary H . Bee re r.
5004 C ITY AYEo
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Really Fine
BAKED HAM SANDWICHES
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ABBorrs flJe r£llXIJ MILK. The First Laboratory Controlled Milk in Pennsy'uania . .£lL.-.I ABBOTTS DAIRIES, Inc . - Philadelphia , Camdcll, Scuhore d
* BUY VICTORY BONDS *an\\ Buy Them the Convenient WayFrom Any Abpotts Manor Woman
RAILROADS SAY UNIONDEMANDS TOO GREAT
sewage disposal approved by tht; secretary of Health shall b e p ro vided for the use of employes and aH toilets or priv.ies on p r ~ l ~ e sshall be maintained in a clean and S::lllltary condition. TOilet faCIlitiesprovided for the public shall be separate for men and women. Thedoo rs o f a ll t oi le t r ooms shal l be self-closing.
7 . Adequat e and convenient i1and-washing facilities, includinghot water, soap. and approved sanitary' towels, shall be prOVided fOl'employes. The u se o f a c ommon t ow el is prohibited. '
8. All multi-use utensils and all show and display cases or 'Yindows, counters. shelves, tables. chairs. refrigerating equipment, smksand other equipmentor utensi ls shaH be so const lUctedas to be cleaned easi ly and shal l be kept i n good repair.
9. All equipment except that in storage inclUding display casesor windows, counters. shelves, tables. refrigerators, stoves, hoodS, ands inks shal l b e kep t c lean and f ree f rom dust d i r t a nd othe r c ontaminating material insects and vermin. All c lo ths and t owel s u sed bywaiters, chefs and other employes shall be clean. Paper towels 01' napkins, single-service items of any type, such as paper cups, plates andf or ks . sha l l b e u sed only once .
10 . Aft e r each ' u sage aH multi-nse e at ing and drinking utensilSshaH be thoroughly cleansed and effectively subjected to a bactericidal process approved by the Secretary of Health.
11. After bactericidal treatment utensils shall be s tor e d in aclean. dry place protected from flies. dust and other contamination,and shaH be handled in such a manner as to prevent contaminationso far as practicable. Paper towels or napkins, single-service utensils,containers, or other I tems shal l b e purchased .only in sanitary containers, shall be stored therein in a c le an , d ry p la ce until used. andshaH be handled' in a sanitary manner.
1.2. No ar ticle, polish, or o the r substance conta ining any cyanide preparation or other poisonous materia l shall b e u se d ro1' thecleansing or polishing of utensi ls.
13, No k it ch en nor refrigerator waste water shall be dischargedt,o the surface of the ground. All garbage a nd t ra sh shall be kep t.separately in suitable receptacles anu i n such manne r as not to become a nui sance. Gar bage containers shaH be water-tight and flytight p.nd shall be kept covet:ed except when garbage i s being introduced or removed. They shall be cleansed thoroughly inside a nd out
affer each emptying. -14. AH food and ddnk shaH bf clean. wholesome. foree from
spoilage and so prepal:ed as to be s afe f or human eO.l1sumption. AHmilk and milk products sorved o r m ed shall conform to the provisi on s o f the Act o f July 2, 1935, and the regula tions of the Pennsylvania Department of Health. All shellfish shall be !orolll approvedsources, and if shucked stock shaH be kept un ti l used i n t he co ntainers in which they w,ere placed at the shucking plant. Oysters,clams or o the r shel l fish I f served on t he sheH must be served i n t he ,ioriginal shell; but t he use of crab shells in any manner whatsoever Iin the prepara tion or serving of food is prohibited. (
15. All readi ly perishable food and drink shal l b e kept a .t o rbelow 50 degrees F. except,·when being prepared or served.
16. All food and dr ink shall be so stored, displayed. and served,as to be protected from dust. flies, vermin. depredation and pOllution
rodents. unnecessary 11andling. droplet infect ion, overhead leakage, and other contamination. All n ~ e a n s necessary for the elimina- ,tion of flies. roaches. and rodents shall be llsed. All prepared, readY- ,to-eat foods must be stored in containers which do not come i n d i- ,r ec t c ontac t w ith the floor a nd i n such manner a s t o p re ve nt con- Itamination. No f ow ls o r an· imal s except " see i ng eye" dogs with the lblind. shall be kept or al lowed i n a ny room in which food or drink I
is served. prepared or stored. i17. All emp lo ye s s ha ll w ea r c le an garments. sh al l wash their Ihands after each v is it t o the toilet and keep them clean at all times
while engaged in handling food. dr ink. utensils. or equipment. Ade-Quatelockers or dressing rooms shall be prOVided for employes' cloth- l'ing and shall be kept clean. Soiled l inens. coats. and aprons shall be ';
kept in containers provided for this purpose. EmPlOyes. shall not. eX.-1pectorate in rooms in which food is prepared, served or stored.
18. A placard or placards conta ining the warning with respect Ito cleansing of h&nds and expectornting a s in pa ra graph No. 17 of 'Ithese regultions shall be posted in ali toilet rooms. Ii
19. No person who i s a ff ec ted w it h any disease in a communicable form or is a carrier of such disease shall work i n a n¥ publiceating or d r i r i ~ i n g place. Any propr ietor . manager or o the r employesllspected of being affected with any diseaSe in a communicable form 1o r o f bei ng a carrier of such dIsease shall be excluded from emPloy-Iment pending diagnosis of his condi t ion including such laboratory or "other tests as m a ~ ' be indicate<!.
H e a I t hR e g u I a t ion sContinued from Page 1
Chicago. Dec. 6 ~ : : - M a j o rr ai lr oa ds c ha rg cd t od ay that
n ni on l ab or h ad d em an dc d annual \I"ap;e i n c r e a s c ~ totalling S2.000.000.000 and in addition insisted on rule c11anges \\"hiehwould destroY efficiency of thecarrie!".',.
In the first public announcement since waRe ncp;otJation;;.,t"rted two weeks <lbO. spokesmcnfor the c a r r i e r ~ said progrcs., wasbei ng b locked by "the insist:'nceof some of the operpting brother-
c a ~ e i n a nc ie nt E gypt t o providcfood for the deceased in the next\\·orld. The cosllv l a rde r c ontained 10 different rneats. 16 kindsof bread. 6 w in es . 4 b ee rs . 5 kindsof p o u l t r ~ · . 11 kinds of f rui t . anda Quantity of sweets.
UPHOLSTERmo AND REPAff i INa Springs or th ree-pl eco su lto rell a lred,110.00; chairs recovered. GoAnyWhere. Call LEWIS, Wayne 14llCl227 East Lancast er Avenue. Wayne.
WANTED TO BU Y
DISTRJCT MANAGER of nat ional or-rt ' rclltly t r a n ~ f e r r ( ' d to
Pllllac!t'lphin wishe.c; to1111'('(' or four lwdroo1l1 hous e i n suburbs.Vlill tHkf' Jh)SsP.<..:sion n o wo r I n tr f , Thorow:hly r { ' s p u n ~ l b l c a n d b e st reference,.,.}l/'nllYDnckt'r 4470, between !.l-5,
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The HmntJ 0.1 Good Food
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HOWARD JOHNSON'S
RESTAURANTCITY LINE & HAVERFORD ROAD
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62nd & WALNUT S1S.
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Wm. L. Mirkll Co .. 123 South Broad.Buy, Furn1ture. new. Pll!la .. K i l l ~ s l " y 1100.
Comdr Milton C JacksonUSNR 01 227 Val le y Rd Mer ionane! Comdr ClUJ e N DaViSUSNR of 136 Lodges Lane Balae\ Jl\I) d 1\ el I' lecently le leasedf10m actl\e Na\al SCI vice at theSCPal at lOn c en te l Was ll ln gt onD C
Lt AnthollY P Pennock USNRof 12 E Lodges L an e Bala Cyn\\ \ d has been leleased flam ae(lie Naval Sel\lee 111 WashmgtonD C
NEWS OF THE MEN ANDWOMEN IN SERVICE
John IU ClOmlllc Jr of 501She IboUIIl" Rei M1I l0 I st lloneo It K"I Flcld l\ICIH!l In MISS
teletlpe OPCI ItOI 1\ lUI Uw AtIII V All Calps 1\ IS ellScilaloed11 am s el l I tt last Mond \I andpi I n s t o c nt ci the Unll CI sltv of
P e n n s ~ II IlllI 111 1\111 Ch He IS agl aeluate of H IH l!olu 101lnsIIIlJH I ~ h SdlOOI llld \\ as l!l t he s el\ll:e elt;lit nllllt!IS
I t John B Benne t J l USA IS'lOW statIOned at M\ I lq um a Luzon Plll lJpPlne Islands \1 lUI tileHcadquUl tCls BattelY 911 Flcldt,1 tllIel\ Battalion MI s B en ne tthe fOlmel I' Aile cn R lcd el o f1010 Gmfield Ave M lilaI IS atcenelmg tile H Il cum JunlO l Col l ege B1,n Ml\11
Paul l\Iacatee A\ lilian Machlll1st Mate 1 c U::5N \\ 110 II IS staU oned I t Mem ph is Tcnn hISbeen dlscll II gee! aJtel 37 month:;s el \ l ee He allCl hiS \ ll fe the fOI mel Malgucl lt e S \\ e e l l e ~ 01 Ma-
Manoa I "hal ged fJ am Naml selvIce at theWJl1lam Edward Uladfitld Ra- s f' pa la tlOn c en te l B am br id ge
c1lOman 2/1: USN of 46 WaveJiy MelRei Manoa IS expec ted homethis 1\ cek l it CI t l\ a y ea I s Pacific(uty HiS blOthel Ptc Buan PI>laeifield IS now stI t lOned It the! \ la ll! le Calps Paj mastl I s off iceBUlIlblldge Md
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Merion Post Amc Ilea II I (/:Ion(omman!lci Ral ll h F MossMeetl\1gs 1st 1 {It sc!a'
al so l ef el s t he m en to t he m amOIga111zatlOn whIch have been setUP fOl t he ll b en ef it A t o tRI o f 15ne\\ men l1a\ I' 10mI'd the post
ANDLEGION
Manoa Post American Legion(ollllllandcr Jos eph C lIuo1\Ieetmgs 2nd M o n d a ~
Har ol d D Speakman Post
American LegIOn Narberth
Commander C M BeltzMeetlllgs 4th Tuesday
A \\arnmg to vetelans agamst \ lif e o f eas e on t he meo me homthe legIOn of swmdlels \\ ho look y ou r g ol den 01 ange glOve
IOf the mOIl' than 500 flauds
upon IetUlned soldlels as an e asy that t he Be tt el Busmess BUI eausmalk \ \a s Issued leeently by WII-lha\e lun down DI Fos te l e xl1am TIufant FOs te l m the pam p lams osme of the most popula lp il let Gy ps and S\\mdle ls and most effective lepau Jackets
Nevel belO1 I' DI Foster IdoOl - to doOl dec eive I s luckvPOInt s out h av e swl nd le ls s ee n I chalms tllcky adveltlSlng Illegalso mue'l money a lmost \\lthm Imonevlendmg get-Ilch qUIcktheu glasp M a n ~ a soldI er ha s in s chemes Iangmg flam lUI falmshIs pocket s hiS back pa\ plus I to 011 gushels ane! still mOle\\aysp al t o f hIS mustelmg-out pay of l osmg YOUl moneySoldlels and sallols and t11eu fam-\ Both the filst late slick1'1 \\ho11Ies have mOle than 30 bIllIOn e!ol- falls fOl tile centUl)-old Spamshlals m \\al bonds pIUS enOlmous IPllsonel flaud and the a\elage
savmgs m banks pius the pllvllege Ibe\\lldeled consumel \\ho doesn tundel the G I Bill of R ig ht s of g et IllS moneys \\ 01 th wIII plofithavmg loans up t o $2000 gualan- hom a caleful l ea el lng of t lJ et eed by the goveInment don t s and the 1),0\\ ales at
VetI'l ans as well as o th el s a lI' Ithe e nd o f the pamphlet\\ alned by tins n e\\ P ub lt e Al fan s Gy ps and S\\ mdles IS N o 109pampllet to wat ch out fOl such masellI 's of ten cent pamphletsswmdles as paltnel ship I ac ke ts I ss ue d b \ t le Publte Alfun sCamtellltollal lights fO! a patented Ilmttee an educatIOnal 01 gamzaproduct f ake s chools and the tlOn at 30 Rockefelle l Plaza Ne\\plantatIOn racket that promises a YOI k 20 N Y
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E A BUCKLE Y JRFh ht OlIlcel Eml" A B uc k
le\ JI 21 SOI1 at MI and MI sE A Bll( kle\ of 26 O\elhll1Rd B tla C\ 11\\ \ d \\ III Iecel\eillS l lOnOlabk dlschaJge flamthe A!\F Sepala(lOn Base andAndlel\S Field 'vaslllll"ton DC A aduate of LOI\ PI MellOnHIgh Se hool Buckle\ ent(' Itile SCI \ Ice 111 October 1942TI\ 0 bl o th el s James Ine!GcO! al e III the sel\ Il:e
o SCHWOEBELCadet MIdshipman Wil li am
o Schwoebel son of Mr andMI s R lc ll al d S ehwoebel o f 605Al dmOle A \e A ld mOl e \\asIecentl\ as.<,lgneel to the SS01 egan TIal l \\ hlch left Ne\\YOlk l e c e n t l ~ A gladuate ofHa\ellOld To w n s h ip HighSchool 111 Janualy 1945 CadetSeh\\oebel \\ III IctUJ n to theU S Mel chant Malll1e Acaaem\ m Ne\ \ YOI k aftel sevenmonths sea dut\ Whi le m h ighschool Sch\\oebel \\ as on thespeCial hanOI lo ll a membe l ofti le NatIOnal HanOI SoclCty Ie(ened file m el lt a \\ al ds a nd\\ as n the soc ce l II am He e nPI I'd the Aca demv m June
1945
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Yets \dministrationLists Program Fo rDisabled Veterans
Rehabilitation \imsStated for ~ m p u t e eSe n icemen
Objectives Given Therapy Service
For New Program To Be Started Soon
SECOND SECTION-PAGE THREE--DECEMBER 6, 1945.
Nunan Siook PostContactmg the vetel ans a s soon Amencan Legion Oakmont
as t h e ~ have been dlsehalged the ICGmmandel Chestcl F McPhelsonVetI'l ansSe l \ Ice Baal d headed by Meetmgs 31 d TuesdavF M Cha ll enge l has helped placemen 111 sUItable Jobs and aIds the The WOlld Wal II Comlnlttf'e ofmen III eonta ctmg the Vetelans tl Is post has bepn 01 gamzed toAdmullstal tlOn fOl addIt IOna l I le lp I le lp the ne"" el membel s of till
Wlt11 about 20 pel cent of the gl up become acqulInted 1\ f th thetotal em aliment Wor ld Wal II oldel membels \vetelans t hiS post l e eentl \ s e nt '1he Post lecentl, admlttf'd to0\ el notices of thell meet1l1gs membel ship Llll1an G BI Ul fOi m10 both \etelans and men stil l 111 el WAVEthe selv ic e a skmg that they at- Nunan Slook Post 338 Amellcantend Lo IOn \1 III hol d a P ac k lMe P l\ t\
---••---- S;ltUI da\ e\enmg 111 the LegIOnDug Out GI a ss l\ n a nd R al st onA \e s Oakmont The ploglam \\111
Commander E A Olsen me ude a SOCIal e\enl11 M\\I tl l I eMeetrngs 3rd \\ ednesda,
Ih f shment.s anel danclllgAlaI ge numbel of mcmbels as
WIth a leplesentatl\e on the \ \ ll ] a s p lOspee tl le membe ls a tHavel fOl d To\\nshlp Vetelans I tfnded Open House at the DI gCommIttee t!1ls Post \\ III s oon Out Ilst Tllesda\ TIl(' monbel shiPhave t\\ 0 men \\ ho ha\ e b een 01 t!1e Pos t t o d at e IS 144t lamed b \ the VeleJans AdnlllllstI at lO n t o h el p a ns \\ 1'1 all Quest lOns IeMal dmg claims fOI ms andsecUllng employmentThe Command1'1 of the Post IS
s ue d a statement 111 \llllCh he Said WIth a membel ship almost en G II 1 D I' ithat It IS most ImpOl tant fOI an\ I c s , ) ~ I s e\ etelan \\ ho IS 111 n ee d of h as t l ,d\ composed of Pi olesslOnalmtallzatlOn to kno\\ fhat If he de-I m en t hiS pos t IS l ea dv anel ab le ((I I \\ 1111 1111 IIl\d( II of 4lslles It he ma\ appeal at t he I to p la ce letmlled sel\lemen miL I l l l l lAe L 1l(lh Ila dPhiladelPhIa Na\al Hospital \\llh d bl l Th P st 11 I ~ l d 1 mill" on N>lclllIllS dl schalge pape l s fOI tIeat any esaa I' POSI IOn I' 0 III _4 I t Rus ton Ll II I Cl I' I (ment It IS not lIeCeSSalV that the Wal Actl\ltles COIl1Illltlee headed \1 I l t OlJce It 11 P PI Oll( I o!Sicknes s be conti a c te d \\ hIll' II I ib\ Samuel N KII kl\n IS selldlllg IV I C 1lI1 P II I ad b cn III tlt il e s elvIce Ilet tf'1 s t o a ll m en m the Mel lOn S ll I II e 1 II , J 1 1l I t 10k ] I I
al e 1 \\ hlch state that til( mell call 11 t wAllie 11 SI I I III I 1111)) I
eall at the post fm 111\ help 01 III IfOllnatlOn the\ m 1\ \1 Ish I ' l l ' Rohe l I II ll lsc lI
At ti le Ie Itlal I11cetmg hel d t hI s l ll d 1\1 S II ,Hill e\\eek th e membEls of tl e po t !\Ill e I All Ll I II I
Ope1l1l1g theu Post foUl 1'\1' heard a Ie telUll of 20 \ e IS SCi 111 t e sci cc 1I1 111 Il l !
nmgs a \\ ef'k W ed ne sd al T hu l s \ I I' 111 tile Mil l le Calps t el l (1 I 1111 II ci 11 l! e I( IIdl \ Fllelal and Sat ll ld l' l\ I he IllS expellen( es chum till ee \ e a t s \101 IIII tll I I I II 1
Manoa Post has OJ "a1l1zed a com as a Japanese pl1S0nel TIle 'PC' Ik I Ollll I om C ImjJ 0 ell 1mit te l' t o g l\ ;e letulned sell ICC lei Lt James B S ll ll nl l l Ia s Ie t l eken II I It I III II
men a nd \e le lans ad\ Ice I ( ' I ~ U 1 d cued b\ the U S RrlllMcI s 11l til( j I II III I s 11 \1 I jJ 1\ III 11 II
1 1 1 ~ filllll o ut t he mam fOllTIS lf i ls t hbela tlOn of pllSOI1PI VIIlO FOl e !\1111l I il Ho PIt 1necessal\ fOI pensIOns lObs hos Co mman del Moss pI eSlded atpllallzat IOn etc The COmlll1ttee I the meeting
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Need New Approach to Aid Disabled Vets : ' ~ ' ~ : ~ I ~ " ~ ~ : t ~ , ; , ~ n M, I
I I , . "I I I . . '" !" !\" ,. l" l'I ,. l'! I'! !" "'4 1 " I - ~ 1'1'" rq ! ' l l"", "'" lI.z lII<I !loll !liiI I!\l\( ." . )I * l l ;" lIoi 1'-\" '" I e II 11 I NIH I
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on 30 d s 1 u I bBy H D HASSALL, BROOKLINE, PA IS\mpathet rc an d knows t le Iequl lemen S 0 m us 1) an 10le a I! ; lJ J I I 11 II
WhIle It IS a ood th1110 that th e Vetel an should be \\ ho IS m a p OS It IOn to state whetllel 01 no t th e CeI tam F II t) it (I I '\ t o n U Illllelb b Sci 00
J cp t mfOlmed a s t o 11lS l lghts \\ e belIeve thele IS a much nhyslcal an d mental 1equll ements of th e wOlk ca n be un
leatel plOblem facmg th e Vetelan If he ha s expellenced a del taken by the apphcan t m questIOn We th el c fO l e c ome
cllsabllIt\ an d It becomes 111cleasmgly necessaIV tha t full to th e conclUSIOn that t he le a le four maJOl factols 1ll
J ('cogl1ltlOn b e g Iv en t o t he p lOb lem o f JO n PL \CEl\lI \ olved Il1 thIS problem
OF 1I1E PH I SIC \I I l HANDIC \PPI D It IS of COUlse 1 Th e \\Olkel shou ld have th e a b il It y t o a c com
undcl stood that a ll Ve te l an s \\ ho ha \ e suffel ed dlsablll pllsh th e task efflclently-l e to be able to
ill'S al e gl\ en a thOlOUsh exammatlOn at th e time t hey meet th e ph ) slcal demands of th e Job
lea e th e S o , Ice a n d s h ou l d b e well awal e of th e extent of 2 Th e WOl kel mu s t n o t be a hazal d to hImself
t h eI l d l sa b ll lt v A l te l t ha t ha s been accompllshed a n d t he 3 Th e wOlkel should no t Jeopaldlze th e sale ty of
Cllsabled Vetel2.n knows what h as h ap pe ne d t o h Im 111 th e othels
" t l tc tes t mechcal sense he IS faced \\ It h th e p lObl em o f 4 The, lPb should no t aggl a v at e t h e d i sab Il I ty o f
8pp l\mg hIS dIsabIlIty to hIS futUle employment an d It IS th e workel
tillS phase of th e SItuatIOn WhICh should call for th e most In addI t IOn to th e fOlegomg thele IS t h e ma tt cI of
(nl l",h tcned exammatlOn an d mtelllgent appllcatlOn on les tol lng to th e dIsab led ve te l an th e pllvllcge of dI n mg
t nc p al t of emplo\ el s thloughout th e Count1y an au tomobI le cove llng the us e of th e f ami ly cm 0] th e l lel s te s 11 llle II xt III k
Th e fhst t ll ln g w e al e faced WIth IS th e mattel of us e of veh ic l es fOl busmess pUlposes an d we mu st t he le I John l ' \ l l l s h :-:;lllllllJ I
J \PPRAISING THE JOB T\\o elements al e mvolved- the fOle do what we ca n t o e na bl e hIm to exelC lse th IS uSN 111 ( lse l l lMllIIIJ ll l l l l i l
,t!JIlItlto a\OId self 1I1JUlY dUlmg th e nOlmal COUlse of 1)IIVllege ThIS ploblem also ha s fOUl mam thmgs to be list Illonth It !clmlll Il l si l id
1Il I III 0 C Ihl Iftl tl Il
\ O Il . 01 th e plobable effects of loss o f s el f c o nt lO l o/elcome ~ ( I I : ; elut\ H 11111]1 I ll ll I ll "
Th e unllcsll ablllt, of cel ta m })lWSICal cllsabll t tles fm 1 Evel y pOSSible 0PPOI tUl1lty to dllve should be 11 nil I i\l 1\ Slllltllll It! I l looJ lItH III LOl1 b ICII CIlll 111\"
thiS exposUl e mCl eases 111 da ec t 1elatlOnshlp to th e sevel ex tended t o th e dIsabled cLUI ned to B10 klllH lid II
1 d d tl f tl b t d 1 b t St t tl t tl d bl 1lOll 11\ lllg \ ll tl l I I I III tl II !VI
It \ of th e lazal an 1e seveuty 0 le dlsa I II y IS 2 Once app l0vec y he a e la le lsa ec liol ell t' Slllltll\\lck 1 0 0 ~ E 111
aOllItlcs whi ch m a y be s lgmficant al e defectIve \ lsual d ll ve l s h ou ld be plotected by State 1ecO! ds 11It;tOIl Hd
<lClutV depth posseSSIon an d pellphel al VISIOn blmdness f lam suffellng unjust chal ges o f u nf it ne ss t o(I SOl d os \\ hlch 1I1telfel WIth ablhty to mamtam balance dllve
\, Il0US othel v. ell kno\\ n medIcal deases amputatIOns an d 3 Th e s af e ty of o th e l mo to ll st s a n d pedestI rans
n sOIdcIS of th e nel\OUS system \\hlCh mtelfele \ \ l th loco as welJ a s t he dllvel hImself mu st n ot be ]eop
rge Papers 1 lOtIon 01 cooldmatlOn aldlzed That IS evelY a t t empt should be made
Be Photostated It IS mad \ lsable to expose or t hopedlc d I sab Il I ti e s o f th e to msUl e that th e dllvel IS an d WIll contmue to
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DISlllnJ o"['(] \( til rl1lS and sel s e ve l e me ch al 1l ca l h aZa l d s b e ca u se o f th e posslb l lt t y o f 4 Th e State depal tm en t m us t be ploteetedmay hal( L11111 diS hllRe f fis photost I t(d II I the De \ O( It JOllal aelll OJ s ldl ll che I t al :; shppmg an d fallmg Se ll ou s haza lds al e also undesl l able agamst chal ges 0 l lcensmg un t dl lvel s
al tment of Vetelnns A lI aII s of rme! sllllll11 pOSitIOns I exposurE'S fOI those condItions lIkely to mvolve ce l tFlm loss Wlule evel y e ffOl t should be ma de t o 1etUln to a diSIII Ihe Co 111 House In NOl ' lhl e VA \IOmlll lCplesenta\\n NO! nllll L John of t 1\ PS II III not e IllfilH til( II 1101 k of se lf control or attacks o f f amtne s s 01 dlzzmess It thel e- abled dllvel th e p l lv ll eg e o f o p el a tmg a cal It IS most
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101lnel membe l of the A Im ed s 1 \IIl 'S md IIIdollS 01 \clOl1lS Jobs avaIlable so tha t \\ c do no t send a l ound pe O' to fit a lPtO consldelatlOn The le have been numelOUS s ta tements(CS flO111 t he county PI elcIcncc III f t l l l l l ~ 111e Jobs b
Dlsrllal!::ecl \etelans ancl so 1\111 bc ~ l \ e n to \101111n \deluns square h ol e T o do th IS \\ e mus t h a l e ful lmfol lnat lOn a s t o 10 th e effect t ha t no matte l how sellOUS th e dlsabllltv husb Illli 01 til 11 t I IhIccmell al\altlllR dlsehll lS fi le 11(1 \lldo\\s lnd I Itil I ml so c to eOll1l\ S1100 ouse'
to t il (' o ff ice 101 1I1fol111a- \\ h al I I j Illl'::' °d \ "CCl I th e phYSICal an d menta l 1equl lements of each Job an d aftel pJ oVlded th e mdlvldual ca n dllve he should be l I censed b 11 ct i\11l1l1111t <l . j 0 ~ Dudl(\ lIHI se llll IS 11)1 1I1nkcIsa l q a lice 1111 1'1 1\1 tJ 1 b tl let 1 t I h d tl t tl Id t IAle N I b III hIS bu n llllnsldl St lei (S cal I ng r, 1I1clllstlie<
lOll and advlee on mnm mattcI S SCI I Ie C' II gU]ltlOns lIS laS een seculcd le n t 1e fu ll Ined lca l examinatIon e1 al n l OS Pl a s ave s al 1a le) wou no el en 110lll tl I AI1ll1 Al FOI IS III San sl OIl II It 111 n I I; I"e ealllln"'s they I etUl n to e1\ l i la ll hfe I .._ _ _0. _ INrI' I t B of t h e a p p l tc a nt c a n b e blOUght mt o focus WIth th e 1equll e 1ecommend th e us e o f b o os te l deVIces as long as th e IAllt JIll} I (x I H IS I \ (lll n on III I till e! pbs II 1)( 20 pel c ent't I . e" rop 1y 0 e el L lllonth llJ III ChillI BUI III III tllll Ilomens
S nstructlOl1S to I L\. 'd d D r:: 1 IC'nts an d It WIll be t h en a n easy mattel to deCIde whethel md lvl dual coul d opel at e th e car sahstaetollly \\Hhout 1111 IIllIII IlIl ttl! IS I supplv u l - - ---l\'lail A "aI e ec. 1;) 01 no t t ha t appl lcant IS fitted 101 th e phySIcal a.nd mental them bu t It ha s been demonstJated that t o o pe l a te t he fIll!
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flullle of C O I I ~ s p o n d e n c l lnd fllM mbllsillp Tloph\ 101 the \lOusly \\ould be an up s et tmg factor to th e dIsab led Ve tel mu m of 150 pounds of p1essure on th e foot b l ea k a n d 35101 til C o f tl Hned pel sonne! the 111 sl IVOlld \V 11 II munbu IllP Bd &F dAdmllllstlntlOn lecent tlOpll\ of I he Amt ll e 11l Le IOn an to be placed m contact WIth wOlk WhICh he IS no t phySl pounds on th e c l u tch and 15 pounds on th e s teelmg wheel 0 y en erappe l ie d t o I el el ms a nd t he n i l lS been put up fOl eOll1jl( t l t l ~ 1 l ([tll\ 01 n l ent a ll y ab le to handle It th e dIsab led d l lve l cannot exel t tllesp pIessUles WIth
ependents t o I l' sl ll ( t t he ll m al l The LJ opll\ \1 III bl III 11 ded Iofficml bu llJess mel to follo\\ I l-l'111l lllllltil 10 the \11Il1l11lg de- WIth th e fOlego111g facts befOIe us It wou ld a p pe a l t o p l os th e tJ c deVIces ObVIously h e h as a defiCIency that mus t I Repa-Irs
('I tam lules 10 expedite Its Pi a IHI tml I lt b \ n at IO na l Ilndqual tJ t t t tt fIt d 1 t k f b t II t tl I I II Sgt~ s m g 'l he lul l' s me tllS 011 Dccel1lbcI 15 Tile 1\ lllllel I l l ~ la commum y ve el an s COmml ees 1 t 1ey al e a 0 Je a e n c al e 0 y ms a a Ions on le cal W HC 1 \\ I of lVIl and MI s W ll ll ll ll L H( In
Include the \etelRn s Ilame filld I\ III be III It (it 1) 11 t1llCl11 \1111111 all t I le ll \ \0 1I. successfully should be 111 a pOSI t IOn to k no w e na bl e h Im to d o s o W hI le th e automobIle manufactUl el s lIlg 81 of 52;) BI In \II I AI( Complete AutaWdll'S Icglbh Illllten III e\CI\ Iell It clutl h IS t il e I II e st p el cc ll t BIll C\l1lllcl his beell P1ulIlutf'Cl P t 1gJ\ e tile c numbel III gl 01 W Ol III W 11 II mClllbels 11l 1 111(' 1equll ements of th e VallOUS ente lpl lses an d t o g et that al e now at WOI k o n p la ns t o m a ke a\ allable at l l tt J e cos t t o I ns pi eSInl 1lllk fl eIII 1"tll1l1 ,lIl1 mg ,mc
s Ielatmg to a \etelan s au l Im e 101 1946 IS cOllljlUJed I l l fo lma tlOn we be ll eve tha t thele s h ou l d b e s ome me th o d vallOUS types o f c al boostels et c I t b ec ome s lllCl easmgl\ cun ftllh tde HI IS I lolled Re fll1lsh l11g
s lOn compensat IOn Iehabl l J- \\llh totll Illlmbel sh ip on No t o the I Il l11e l\ 'llllUII 01 H" III01 tJall ll l lg l1lclude t he \ em be l 18 fOl 1945 Icf contactmg pelsonnel mana g el s a n d ownelS o f t ho se necessalY that th e dllvel lumselfa s well as th e motollng qualtels Secane! Al III \ 111 MUll
n \ 01 k nU1l1beiS a nd t he A b lonz e pllque moUnted an ibusmesses an d that they shOUld be brought togethel an d pUblic must be protected agamst physlcal1allUles pillS Tenll II I lu mb el o f the \etel an i n s oh d II alnut .." x 33 I1lclll's the
ch le tt e l legaldll1g lIlSUlance tJopl1\ l\ ll l C ; ~ l Y an etchmg of that a plan "o f Job detaIl" shauld be worked ou t WIth them Th e foregomg IS bu t a smal l par t of th e dISCUSSIOn Da\1l1 Zud CM 1 I: of 334the xc nu III IJeI i n t he case the LegIOns ne\\ natIOnal heae!- so tha t an y commIt tee or commISSIOn handlIng t hI S r e- wIuch must be u n d el t ak e n a n d th e pUblICIty WhICh must Kent HcI Btll CllI\\)d hilS been
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II deceased vetelan qUllltels buJlelmg 111 IndJanapohs honOlubly e!lslh d fl01l1 N Lv tlVA offiCIals siud that the lapid hab Il I t at IOn of th e Vetelans wo ul d b e m a p OS It IOn to m- be given to thIS mat te r of disabled eVtelans An d th e elVlce at the sepalltlOn centel
~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ k e t ~ ~ t l ; ~ l e m a l t l ~ ~ ~ c l L ~ c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ g g s ~ I O v e ~ l e I J ~ t W ~ I ~ m i l ~ ;ItellIgently place th e dIsabled applIcant In additron t o t ha t, ~ o o n e r mtel l Igent approach an d action IS undeltaken tlle Bul .nbl ldge Md •
~ h \ ~ e n o t r a l office to R9proxlm- n ConglesslOnal \\mners s U 1 ~ i v e l l th is commiSSIon wIll find It very necessary t o h a ve on their sooner th e commumty will b e d om g ItS Just Job ;,0 these Challes \\ Montague SF 2/c
5. 00 pieces of /mall per the global war or about 40 per IcommIttee, a medIcal ma n of good s tanding-one wh o is l e turnmg dISabled yeterans ~ ~ i ~ ~ l ~ ~ ~ t e b ~ e ~ e ~ g n ~ ~ b l y B d ~ =
