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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Attig. BrynMawr and Broad Acres Rds.. PennVall ey. Mr . a nd Mrs. Wl Ill amWickens, Old Gulf Rd .. Penn Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bartlett of Winches ter Rd. . Mer ion.and Mr. and Mrs. William Pope ofBlue Bell, will spend the weekendat Sea View Golf Club. 0

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DANC Ei \ l o n t l t o m e r ~ ' Court Apts.NarberthPRIVATE DRIVEWArPRICE AVE.Phone NARBERTH 3939-W

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J. PAUL SHEAPilarmacgAt Narberth Station'

PHOTO HOBBY SHOP

Announcing .. New Arrivals

Models and SuppliesPhoto SuppliesCustom Photo FinishingPhoto CopyingChildren's PhotographyPortrait PhotographyThe Pho to Hobby Shop37 NARBERTH AVE.Narberth 2163

A gir l. born Sep tember 18, to:\11'. alHl Mrs. Ral)lh PareJla, of133 Simpson Hd .. Ardmore.A bm . born Spp tpmbpr 19. to:\11'. anrl I\Irs. Gl'orge Nl'vrincl'an.1f 334 Dlldlp\, Ave .. Narbprth.A boy . bo i'n Sep tember 21. to:\11'. and Mrs. GI'OI'/:,e Fraker, ofBooth Lane. Ha\erford.A g ir l. born Sep tember 22, to;\11'. and Mrs. Charles Bunker. of30 Hn\'erford Rd.. Ardmore.A g ir l. born Sep tember 23, toMr. and Mrs. Stephen Ciko. of 901Hnvprford Rd.. Hnverford.

Th l' man ia iJ e of Mi ss Nan cykburn McKnight. daught 1'1' ofW. Kl 'nne th McKnigh t, o fG r a ~ ' l i n g Ave .. Narberth . toEllis Boyd Fi nc h.son of Mr. a nd Mr s. D.land Finch. of Seattle. Wa.',ht on . t oo k p la ce Wedne sd ay .19. in the Ml'lTIoriall'ch. of Saint Paul. Overbrook.He\. C. E. Sno\\'den officiated.Given in mnrringe by her b ro iler. Gordon Kenneth McKnight.he b ri dp wore a l ig ht bl ue wooltrimmed with bpa\'e! ' fur. Sheore a corsairI' of gnrdenins. The,nt ron of honor . Mrs . Hnn:, Z.worl'. a g r n ~ ' suit. Shp alsogardl'nins. William Finch, arol.hl'r of the bridegroom. actedbpst mnn.A sl11nll r (' ('ppt ion for thl ' imfnlJ1ilil's \\'as held at theArms.

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. EdwRrd Biddle of Narberthbe mnt.ron of honor nnd o n l ~ 'at t.he m n r r i a g ~ of Mi ss Mrs .C ha rl es D. Fawcett of W\l1YOUI1R Wilson. naughterof the chester Hd .. Merion. lef t Thl l rs Kenneth Edgar Wilson. and day for Nor th Eng lish Isle. Iowa,s, Wilson. of DudlP:v Ave.. Nar- to 'visi t her s is te r. Mrs . Ray ClaYth. formerlv of Bal timore . to poo l.llt.ennnt Travis Oliver Tabor. U. S. N.. son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Mrli. P. F. BJ'O!;lus. 115 GlenwoodJr.. of Augus ta . G('orgia. Rd .. Mer ion. has re tu rned f romerlv. of Atll('ns. Ga .. which White Plnlns. N. Y.. arter a vi si t Mrs. Cl etl ls Se nf t. and familyk h h b otl e of 196 Woodbine Ave .. Narberth.take place nt. 4 o'clock Satur- of eil/:ht wee s wit er l' 1 r. . . ' h '-' nfternoon. September 29. in Mr. T. P. Harris. have I et\ll ned f lom a mont s \ ac ha pe l of t.he U. S. Naval cation at .Avalon . AnnnpoJis. Man'land. Mrs. T. .T. Skillman. 208 Wayne I. .. . t l ' . d' t IA NRrbert.h r et ur ne d f rom T homa s O. Butler. .Tr.. of EssexA rpcept.lon for lE' Imme lae ve.. IA Nb t l h s returned fromat Cal'\'E'r Hall. Annapolis. TranQllllit. J., ~ h e r e srI' : p ~ ~ ~ p ; ' ~ ~ h y t ~ ~ ' i : ~ l ' H ~ ' P i t , a l followingfollow the cerE'mony. the Summel as t e j1;ues 0 an operation three weeks ago.Mrs. Elsie G. Dannehower of dauRht.:.:er:.:.. ------Rei .. Merion. and Mr. \ '. dD a n ~ n h O \ \ ' p r of Hnddon- (. t r I . !-. t t .", t . eln. N.. J.. announce thl' ('ngage- '--' .....t of t.heir daughter. Miss DorDnnen,lO\\'er and 1'1r. Dal1le]HooP. son of Colonel Rnd Mrs. --- h' t t S t' 12 f House Bill 568J. H oo P o f Winchester. in th e school law of t IS S a e . ec IOn 0reads 'Miss Dnl1E'nhO\\'E'r is a studE'llt at .Uni\'E'!'sity and i s a mem- "Professional empl oy e s who are l'equired to ller-of Dplta Delta Delta. h . d toMr. Roop. a g raduate o f Bnck- form additional assigned work. or w 0 ar e reqUIreuniversit.y. is a membe r of serve bevond th e regular school term shal l be compen-Kappa psi F r a t . e r n i t ~ . JMr. n nd Mrs. E dwnrd O. Mc- sated proportionately." , .305 Berkelrv Rd .. Merion. I f t he schools l'gnore this law it will result 10 mostunepd the engagement of theirghtE'r. Miss Marl' Lonisa Mc-, coaches e i th e r t ak ing j obs e l sewhere o r r ef us in g t o c oa chand Mr. Chnrles Bossert t' fi tz . 3 rd . son of Mr. and Mrs. altogether an d probably will inspire t h e o r gan iz a10n 0ritz. ,Jr .. of 319 Woodley Rd.. d t t t d raise t he s t andardsnt n cocktnil part.y at their coaches unions in or er 0 pr o ec anon S u n d n ~ ' . Sl'ptpmber 23. f th e l' fessionTIlf' mnITiagp of Miss Marv Ann 0 po.dnugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.H. Philson. 422 Penn Rd ..

d . nndMr. RobertPeiferVent.nor, New Jersey. will takeS n t . l l r d n ~ . S('ptembE'r 29. ato'elock at Sl. Bnrnabas' Church.

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Phone 9600

STEAKSSEA FOODCH'OPS

Open from4 P. II.

STEAM BICYCLEOn e o f th e fore runner s of th e

automobile an d the motorcyclewas a bicycle propelled by s team .It w as b ui lt in 1885 an d is nowowned by a Philadelphia man.

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The Home of Good Food.

open Da il y and Sunday

HOME COOKEDThe Way You Like IIWhen you come to 69 th St.shopping just drop in for o ne o fo u r h om e cook ed lunches. Yo uar e really in for a treat. AUfood served, home cook ed r i gh there in ou r own kitchen.

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1623 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIAVictor, Your

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We Rre now open at our new s t or e at 53 E. Lancaster Ave. which is just across the street fromo ur f or m er l oc at io n. W e have the same productsand quality as usual. Here a re some of our products: chicken a la kll1g, chicken croquet tes.chicken salad, minced chi ck en, ch ick en p ie andch ick en sandw iches . Luncheon f r om 11.30 to 2P. M.

HOS"ESSl0495j W. Garrett Rd" Upper Darby

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CITY LINE & HAVERFORD

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LUNCHEONS DINNERS BANQUETSWINES Be LIQUORS. Beauti ful Cocktail Lounge

53E. Lancaster Ave. - Formerly 42 E. Lancaster Ave.Ardmore

Want a splendid evening 's entertainment? Why n ot tr y T heCrystal Bar and Cocktai l Lounge? You wil l find the finest. inentertainment. companionship,' food and drinks. Th e new Crys t al i s modern. ar t ist ical ly a r ra nged and a plac e whereyou willbe prOUd t o meet your f r iends.Choice Liquors Fine Wines - Best Beer

Orchestra and Dancing, Thurs., Fri., Sat, Nights

Dinners Served Daily except Sunday\V YN NE WO OD H OU SEMARINE BAR

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t.heY might p la y i n a professIonalleague this year . However . it wasdecided that the league ruleaRainst the use o f p r o league players woul d be enforced w it h no e xcept i on s i n 1946-47.Charles E. Harnden, Narberth,w as r e- el ec te d p r es id en t. HenryFenza. of Woodlyn, was named th enew vice-president to succeed JimHende r son . o f Penn Wynne. andJ oh n T ur ner . o f Ardmore. waselected secre tary-treasurer to succeed AI Mueller. of Ardmore, whor es ig ne d d ue t o pres sure of business.North Coventry Back

North Coventry H i ~ h School ap p li ed f or r ea dm is s io n t o athleticcompetition in the Section SixLeague at t he annua l fal l meet ing Iof the Philadelphia Suburban High.School Athlet ic .Association Mon- 'Iday night at Upper Darby HighSchool.

THE CRYSTAL BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE100 W. V:measter Ave.. Ardmore

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pack fewerarticles orbuy a larger trunk!Strange as it seems, th,is trunk illustrationmaybe compared to the electricwiring inmost homes . . . it isn't large enough forthe job it ha s todolWhen home wiring systems ar e inadequate , lights grow dim, fuses blow andappl iances do not work at peak efficiency. If this is t rue in your home, bringyour wiring up to date. . . . P lan nowto i ns ta ll adequate entrance service,enough circuits, an d plenty of conve nience outlets to take care of all the newappliances you'll wanl for tomorrow'selectrical liVing.

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The Hlllollnt of rainfall i8 not e,enl,. di!'lJ'ihuted throughout the world. In SODle pal'ls ofInd ia and BUl'mnin t hemonsoon se ason Ihe rear e six stra ight m on th s o f r:lin anti up to500 iuches of r:ainfall. DCllth Yll lley , Cal i .fornia lIas o n I ~ ' a two-indl annual ra infa ll .

As a ma ll f lr of f:lt'l, t he h i s tory of ci\'iIilU.l ion shows the ,ital infiul'IJt:e of rainfall antithe anlOtlnt of il.

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E,en wilhin the limil8 of OUl ' 0'1'0"11 ( 'olintryt he re a r e gr'eat ,uriations i n t he annual rainfall.l\IohiIe. Alllhama, ha!' a l ' l ' r { ) x i m l u d ~ ' 60inches an d Phocnix , A r i lona . lUI!' Ie!'" than &in die!'. Here in the Philadelphia :Il'ca we1I8ually h av e u ro u nd 40 inches, a rathergood UHrage.

That is an a\'erage O\'er U long t er m o f) 'ears, hu t t h cl ' e a l 'c c)'des of wc t : md d ry),ears, fo r wh id l t h e Philatldl,hia Sulnu'han'Wuter Company i s I I rel 'a l ' et l wilh its largctilm'agc rescr\'oirs.

h' s r ea ll y n ic e t o li\'c in 111I a re a o f g oo dclinlll\( ' amI rainfall, e ~ p e c i a l l ~ ' \\'11('n ) 'ouhaveSpringfie ld 'Waler.

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"PHI LAD EL P.H I j.\, 5 tJ B U N~ ~ C E R T I F I E D WATERf r om PEDIGREED S T B E A ~ J S "

We Have Sold $500,000 Worth of Main LineReal Estate Since May I"','/e arc ncti\'c and can '1'lf' l1f'f'd tnon" properties at once. LIst roursWllh liS NOW for Fall sale.

Pre]) S c l ~ o o l - i s - N e l v lEd uClltionll.l FieldslI"I t is the purpOse of t he A t la n-!t ie Air Acadpmy." he declares, " to('qUip our . ~ t u d p n t s to m ee t t he( 'ha l len!!e of this nell' age . e spe

( ' i a l l ~ ' as influe 'nced by aviation.For lI'e know tha t there will appeal ' in t h e po stwar p i ct u re oppo r tul1it. iI'S for senit'e which a re e n- Itire'lv new and Wllic'h a r equ i t e b e yond ou r pl'e'sen( vision."Dr. Will iams and his t ll 'O eoll e a g u e ~ . HalIett B. Hammett. former maLhematics instructor atPMC. a nd G eor ge J . Cowel l. o fSwarthmore'. formerly head of t.hemathemalies department at, theEast Aurora. N, Y " h igh school.bought for Iheir school th e oldFarragut Hotel at Rye Brach. onetime f a ~ h i o n a b l e Summer resort.On the lO-aC'l'e property are fivebuildings besides the five-st oryhotI'I proppr. Th r boys wil l l ivei n r ooms wh ich stilI contain muchof the hot.el furniture. incluc\ingsingle b e d ~ wi th box sp ri ngs . And ,compa red w i lh most bo,'s' st 'hools,thpre will be an extr a ord ina rvnumt lC 'r of bathrooms. about 90per cpnt. of the rooms h av e e on n('('t ing baths.The students will havc Recess toan 18-hole gol f cour se and ma\'swim a s m em be rs o f a brach clubt o w hi ch t he schOOl belon!!s, Onebuilding houses a little theatre.,eating 300 prrsons and eQuipped101' sound mol'i('s.This yea r . en ro l lment at theschool is limj(,e'd to 150 boys. butDr . Wil li ams intends t o e xp an d.T wo b uildings o n th e c am pu shave been earmRrked a s f ut ur ese tt i ng s f or a junior s ch oo l f or:',:Otlnger b o ~ ' s . A t p r es en t. theAcadell1,' t ake s boy s onl y f r om thesCI'l'nth grade through high school.

Haverford - Norristownh game unquest i on abl y isba tt l e o f the week locally.e winnel' wil l be lal )(' led theto beat" by most suburrivals.

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Rrcd Is\\'rel shoppe l andDemar cdE'ntist' l I ' e n ~ the' rOOLrrs m o ~ t t lwIl led bl'Smit h 's 2-l1it Irilunpll overlast \l'eC'k.

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Lower Merion Seeks Second Victory at Expenseo! St. Joseph'sMaroon Makes I m p r e s s i v e i B r o o ~ l i n e . Draws F i ~ s t B l o ~ d Three New TeamsDebut byWaltzing OverIIn MaIn LIne Loop Tdie Series EnterCourtLeagueW t Phil d I he 30-0 M a n o ~ ? s e e l { s R e v e n g e l .Smith's Day 8-Club Race Willes a e p la, In ........nd Game on mtOOKUSE AB. R. H. 0, A, E. T . I 0Sunday Snlvatore.3b 4 1 1 3 3 0 entatIve y penS tt S Two Touchdowns and Keeps ~ ; h ~ n ~ b d H ' : C " : : : : : : : : : : ; g g & I Nov. 12co cores Completely handcuffed by Len' .Jepsen. lb 4 1 2 12 0 0Speedboys Baffled WIth Accurate Aerials, Smith's bril l iant pitching, U{e f a v _ I ~ ~ l t l : l ~ ~ I \ ~ a'::::::::::: ~ ~ ~ ~ g The Ma in -L-in-e-B-asketball Lea-ored Manoa A. A. nine was I-down Umb.aek. rf 5 () 0 2 0 gl1e wi ll return to i ts p r e-wa rPowell's PuntReturn for Score StartsRout t o Br ook li ne t O d a ~ ' in th e Main I' ~ ~ ; r t ; . l c ; .. :' '.:'.: & g sizeof eightteams th iscoming sea-L ~ I , l e B a ~ e b a l l L e a ~ : I 1 ~ : s c h a ~ p i ? n - Totnl" 41 '4 9 33 l:i 0 Ison.I ~ I . l \ l senes . a : ~ a result o f d l ? P P ~ l l g MANOA .. AB, R. H. O. A, E. New franchises were awarded to'Yell how 'd you l i ke t h os e :Maroons ' / a 4-3 aeelslon III an l l -mnmg Clnll1pnlml. It , .. 4 () 0 1 0 o. . .'. - . . . .' , thriller las t Sunday. IPnlngnl. cf 5 0 0 5 1 1 I Norl'lstowl). Chf to n H ei gh ts a ndThat snap , dash an d po\,'er ]'e\'ealed by Dick l \ Ia t tl s lat- HO\\'evc'r. Manoa fans shrug.gecl Slmcclone. 3b 4 0 I 2 7 0 up.per Darby at the league's re-ff tl d f t S '0 f tl e Larkin. 2b 5 0 0 2 2 Ies t football creation at: Lower .Merion High School wa s wo r th 01 , 1,1' ('I ea ..a n ~ d o llos. A"h, Ib 4 1 01 8 0 0 o rg an iz at io n m ee ti ng M on da yt llngs ane 1\ 1'1 e e on f! en t t la t Sn\,der. rf. 2 I 0 0 1 1 . I t t N b th H Id 1 bwriting h o me a b ou t l a st S a tu r da y . It s11e]]ecl a 30 to 0 tr i- tlleil' ace pitcher. Walt Cant.well. Ar;mtrong. RR 4 I 1 0 2 0 mg 1 a ar er . 0 over c u s. . ' , . \\'ould p ut S mi th an d t he Ha re s Gwynne. c 4 0 0 3 1 0 from l a st ye ar include the 1944-umph oyer 'Vest PhIladelphia, qUIte a snazzy openIl1g-day in t hei r prope r p la ce c om e t hi s Cantwell. P ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 45 champion Lukens Steel ofwi n ill an v man 's lellgue. Sunday \\'hent-he t eam s c la sh i n TotalR 35 :I 23320 3 Coatesville' runnersup Narberth .. . the set'ond :ir'nes game at Veterans Brookllne I 1 () 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-4 . 'e st er H ig h haHN1 Ridley Bu t before yo u get too s\\'e]]ed up you want to t ak e m t o Park. Brookline. Manoa 0030000000 (}-3 LegIOn; Penn s te el . of Chester:T v/ o b at f' h i t s - J e p ~ e n . Sc}nvRudfl, W B kl's two-year \\' inn i n consideration tha t ' V es t P h iI l v a p p a re n t h ' w a s n' t too s t rong . P r io r t o this ('J'ucial engagrment, Straccione. Runs batted In-Scllwnnda ayne and roo' me.12-7. l a st Sa turday and ap- . .' . .. an a l l - ~ t a r Mam Lll1e League 2. Dzlnthwlccz. Glampnlml. Gwynne. Norristown will be managed byrat(e aDS al leatdillW COullLen-1

It ma y be adY1Seable t o s ee . l ust .how L. :\1. reacts In Its first I)eam ~ ' i l I O ~ l J O ~ ~ I ~ ' l s t l ' ~ n T a I l N ~ t a l ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l i h ~ t o ~ ~ ~ u ~ ~ S ~ ~ ~ d y c r i ' : l l ~ ~ ~ I . f l ~ ~ Joe Fay; Clinton He igh ts by John01' 11' ec o l te. pper . . O"ame w i th S t Joo; ;eph" HiO"h S a t u n h v at 54 th St andC 'am rom Ie 119,re;JlIa an Centwell. 4. Beses on balls-off SmIth. W dUD b b J.. winnel' of the Big Si.X a " : tackle.Rt t lw Cvnl\'\'d lilUb IHOlL'tOI.l: \lapk,. t I!,ll'rnllln, Oak('I', Floyd.d f t' S P " 3 I O f f I C l a l ~ - - R p f f ' r f ' P ' l\.1f>lllzt'l'. D I C k l ~ O I 1 .er a Ill!! ue cterson. - -: UI1l\llre: DIrk. 1!1',lnlH, lipa'! tlHe"man:Ricf'. Lphigh. Till1P of J)rriod!': 8

y w ai t fo r a breakdown?t U5 pu t it in t he p in k o f coni o n f o r you. Yo u caM dependus i n a n y emergency- f roma d ju s tmen t t o c ompl e te IGSI1'ION SPECIALISTSh I MOTon REPAIRSe r a u mg . B A T T E I t ~ CHARGING

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II'orld of eduration is watchwit h interest. t h is , ' ea r a newtu re i n the field of secondarydelelopment.Rye Beach. N. H .. on ther e s o f the Atlant i( ' Ocean. Dr .G. Williams. formerof Pennsyl \ ' ania Mili School at Ches[C'r. lIas eslabd t il e Atlantic Air Academy.newschool \l'iIl havC' the sameonship to the Ail' Corps thatnumerous mil i tary s('hools ofeoun I ha ve to Ihe A l 1 n ~ .boys \ViII wear un if o rmsto thE' Air Corps outfits.will be !!ivcn militarv drillinstruction in ail' navigaton.a nd smi la r subjectsair officers. For seniors I\'hot he ir par rnLs' permission.courses will a Iso b e a vail

e school is the f r ui t io n f o rWilliams of a dream of manyA graduatc of M i d d l e b u r ~ 'with a Master's degreeP en n S ta te a nd a Ph . D.Cornell. the Quiet slenderof 32 , 'ears t raching inand p r iv at e h ig h schOOlsin colleges. always wanled toa school o f h is oll'n.schoo l. " he exnlains. "inemnhasis is laid on raJ'l 'Vout. the promis('s ~ ' O U makea school which would includeideas of the milital'\' as areial to a boy i n p r epa r ingto l iv e a civilian lifr."e new school . believed to befirst of i t s k i nd . was foundr . Wi ll iams says . to provideclass academic inst ruct ion. toproper all-around developa nd to give strong coursest o av ia t ion .

By L. M, FORDlanova College h as th e u n

able task of challenging Navy,t o b e the country's No. 1at Annapolis this Saturday.Wi ldcat s won' t h ave t h e manto h ol d b ac k the Middiebut may make a bet ter showt ha n originally anticipated.were the underdogs against

l a st s a turday . b ut c am ebehind k beat the Bisons,the f ir st t im e a Villanovaever won at Bucknell.