The Conshohocken Recorder, December 30, 1938

              ®I)c Consljoljochcn fiecor&er.
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mnftl AMI miDAY I liNSIUHUH Kl Y l>\. IKIIHV llf.l 1 Mill It III. I<M|| PRICK: TWIKKNTS
lira* v Rains
I pact \\ rsl
Sid<
i LS Ways (.rate
For .Motor Tajc?
I5|MI'_1'I
K.I.M.M.,:; W..II CoUagw* and
Bridge1 Dnmase ' aiue* Bor<
Mipn to I \ri-fil Bfteigjri
Itea l» l » BOROl GH
r«a tt PA Prajerli ' let-i'
»l. Kli/.dlitili Street I!.
.milt W ilh Count) \i<l
Emergent;. *"ik tMll
the heavy rrtw ul the early Spring
'.I .1 por-tion
Of UU Mil HIOIIK
tVMUH Ji.n 'lie WU.sh.llh
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BBtOWIi crei k oi. W;i,:, ■
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:n n. OMBlsUlIf It* 1*8* 193b Ui
ma ■anouMBd
- .a H meetiiIK ol town
■ dose out Hi-
BB> The UM
. LB in the
. .. UMMUII ul
1793 85 Theie an
the amount oi «50000 and bills re-
111 aabfc i' T i u: Una and
ad b> the borough.
.Impting t'w
■;» nditure on
mom 'han
$1000 and in addition in this the.
Sanitary Water Board rtamainl.nl .
aaaltatfld the outluy oi an,
additional 1500 which w»
tKled for in the budgei This ex-i
.til wen paid
Two WPA proji
pieted durum the >eai that or in-still
Hi IK curb*, on Cedar t, venue be-
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1938 were
tag
I«T Blocks
Boys in Boat
Fwo Bridgeporl Youtlia Ma-rooned
mi lafgnd ,!■ -i ii. il
l.v Police. I nal.tr In Kuu
tabore Beeauar oj ■ <■• in
River.
Must Pay $50,
Costa, or Serve
30 Days in Jail
Awards Made for Attendance
Record at Sunday Schools
afn v- ir.i; v :■(■■!• . ■ i ■ Arthuj '
.: . i . PO|M*
Ohun ii aha. Buuh ai Waltai Fopi
Jodgm Refsaei to
Kelease Prisoner
MotoritM in Minor \*«iil**iit
Here FineJ ISO, Ceati mi
Drunken Driver < -tbirgr
f 0 \l \ \ >l MIMII)
Sentenced I" s'\ Mnnili- i
Jail foe ffhahfanj \\ Oman
( MlnT Srlltrni'f-josept,
M Barrta rUaaoti malyyusar'
MM and asate, with the pro-. ottMr auandajaei
tall U In- fat*, to raise the muiiey J((|in Wailni.'.m Hum I BcbulU ,
jutiur KmifhijiurxiM'd_tii. amtaoM ... . Q
Jill .
itmnai ciu ictmai part) o4 ti
■enooL o/atfnaada) main In n
■awhi] Benool nan
uli Mi.- \
Sunday in iwMUb
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Ch^iK' Knoua and KM Fa ■ ■<- n Ra: i ' i
jraan L- MQai Rui Ollea. an and
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raided fOI Ran
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iwardj tw
allendlliij' •] S- -
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Bible ctaai dlrae d bj armour
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laalatod b) Howard Rawtt
John l-KkuiL- Robert McQ, Uten. L»|
■ I»|;;I"' •'■- Dorotb) BtrlcskH
»Wenl on P ■■' Daaambn s.... tb Paul fo my* th> rates of ehUdran watttna
-ti [ nun Dorta McCulkKifli Mai
Harrhl .am he *.i- dmina on vandeirrilt I idult party, H
mat, when a Mr». Nellie\ Thlr(, Yl.iir Btir m^ ajam.lpartg am baU for UM bmioi and
Miiiuw.it; of Ihta b«nniKh. backed ftl„| orlfflLbj Eleanor u tdet ttw di-out
of • drhwwm) H< ->aid he could BuibiiiH Wal Ab Oinw npar-
I . ■ - a i ■ ■..., . ntk
tUrrta enftt to drlta a OBI Dorotlq Duttll Frana Ralfl Dora Rcfn bmani wti »wd .it.
Pramd nan aariunaj hi rHLse the, inkntIil 4Jio» Strteslei n buted 10
line and oanti Idf UM defendant i pum y,.„r BHI Ralph KrtebBl •;.- ebl]
■a itafw sun. line Ctuuiaa Smith HthtoBa tr*r K> i
Baamitl J win,ui onriaainaai , Bm Jam
Tawnahtp araa gtaan 10 daya at prt- Rtrbart Taokei Rienard Bwt< *<••
Min and fined 1100 and OOOta by i iltu--T Jostpl 3r. of
Jurlue KnadU on a plea uf KUllty U> KiuMh Yaai B.i UbCa Rod l •ntiuiMd ().. Pate Rtsftftl
drunken driving this mornliiK Wf.
Cbalti: I
■ in Penr.ennarv inin.i"-
ivus reiuaad
■ Pel ks Ooun-down
by Jink'- William P
Arthur R Tounfl orifftai
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i.ii.-.-ii-. on Saptembai R I»33
nouKht freednui tliiouah « habeas
corpw wrU He Btad ttoa wrti with
Jiuine IJiimiehower iniilendlUR UaU
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lie Jail break
new -<n-atad
an Act oi the Laata*
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reedetl the orit(inal term imposed
I Btoaoan it-wa-
tin, iiiucii time
ataan ban i»r bte prtean escape on
March 15. 1934 was Ignored b\
Judge nwnnihnirw The Jurist
i-nimmeiided inr |«'t 1'inner to take
. bafora OM B«-rks count\
,>-re the sentei,
banoaad
Babson Predicts 20% Gain in
Biiaineasfor 19.59. MoreJoiM
McavSti^kea,FoodCost Hifffacr
NMI.II I I <iu..iiii.| II..li!- Mriyhl H.i|i.'. Inr Ni\. > .-.ir S«M
HII-III.-- Ha; — 11 r |... - - Vohmr ..f 1989. N.. Iii-iurluiiu
I ■ HI-I.IIM.II N.il .il v|..n.lin- I.. I .iiil .- I'n-.lirt-li'.
iliii in I Nt'iii|iliiMin'iii l.\ 2.000.0O0. BniUini
mi I hr.-li.il.I ..I .i llr.il II i. I I. I I..limit l I
Mori It.ltir I lull.ink fi.r K.irnnr- N.. \X.ir fur I - .
I iiul.in.l "i- Ir.ni..- I'ul.li. I \li .i\ .it.in. . 'In. ..I" Hit-
«■»! Prnblrnu
Special Train
!<• ElaiTisburg
man was arrested .n CheltanJiam In n^ # .
November His iiulomoblle figured I ■• ■ lk|| ff dm III
Coiuilv Cln
Two Bridgiport youths, marooned
on Barbadws Island, above Norris-town.
were able to net back to the
Wllliaiii ii .Hock iiutiiil.itid with the aid oi C:ounly
nine and the Installation nf a lMcriivr Albert Murphy and Chief
aln on Moorehead avenue Tlic of Police lohn Tomkins. of Uprjer
at at totalling eurbh on i ■■. today
...ne and U» IniUltation 01 i,;,. i„,v- ilulin Shaeffer and Jos-
'" -nd gal i 1U10 ave- ■pn had set muskrat imp* •"g •£■ "uderun the llUand lH>( tllgh, Todllv
Ml ikel WPA protect have been t,M,lUv 1*.^,.
aiso completed Work on other
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blanket project but this was halted
10 a in the\ wiit
'Mil in n tow-boat and reached the
island where they tended their
i | -tarted back but a coat
Might
t Months Sriitrtwr
Hubert Sentt Ardmort negro, wan
■i ttlUta in )»ri-ludge
Knight He was ;»r-
:i a raid on a pool room In'
Ardmore December 3d. He had a Employcei Dl ' «»ii ill v I
large knife hi his possession ac- ,„;..;,„„-. Ofire l'i
cording CO laMUumiJ at Ueutenant
Schaffer He was charged with vi-olation
ol trw Wttkin Firearm.- Ad
ii Month, for Slvtblng
Melva Palker. 24. ivgress Nor-rtatown
waa lanaaacsdl to serve .ix
monthi In the county prison from Harry
Octobt-r 30 by Judge Knight when the Montgomery Counlv Conimb
sl»e pleaded guilty to slashing Mr* , u , M fmm rt.
Bertha Lewis 1032 Oreen street K _. .
Rorrtetovn with a knife The worn-:""" tomorrow at noon Thl> morn-miaaUanera
' NSee
Cbntr in Harrj S.
lint-. % bo Hetlrei
row.
Shu
W ill Acclaim
k Tbe Nen Year
m- Watch Ni^hi Service .it Ban<
•ul II-I (liunli. M I.
in- ( liun li In \nip|if\ I "ii-nr-
etjtt t horn- ol Sound I"
Greet l<>:t'».
Sliiiinline chii-l clerk to Mr A n Rlnrtaea 11
will antva m UM world tomorrow
Btejbt at BJ|
Mill vhtattei i
. «.il w■SilSl '*n"u*t £bo tCiOM *E" d anj forward
Spring
One county-aid project tluit of
n^ged in a fight, when, big ba ••■ presented with a loungej die peal at .nn|ilili--d eharcb organ
the defendant said she was given a: chair by the employes of the rom-j gbaaaa a4H blend in a happv eborui
nl whatsoever
Nearly lmntir, the bov> dfUVO
knife by a man She admitted cut- ml-*sioner.s office President Fn-d C
l"^^u""V*.'""u ,""jr" l,u*1 v,,un 'he n. rf for balp.
SKSLJK^ "U-i ,^T*herr cries were heard by a passer
■U.K. um
ii. U
.1!'. obhgaio a
I" WHrlllli
by on UW went bank of the river
and he in turn called County De-rjppai
\:< nan
Chlet Tomkn , and Detective Mur-phj
.inr.i'd at the scene and by dl-raaung
ttu bcyo, and dboutbig en-couragement
the latter
io break through ihe ice slowly and
make the bank alter about paOBUj
mii.'t"-.- wnrk
begun several weeks ago A force
of men is at work laving the foun-dation
ol the .-meet and this will
be continued as long as the gjga-
:hi-r peiniils One other county-aid
project that of rebuilding Ce-
N between WUUsU
nid Bullock avenue, was started In
MM .mil halted alter the founda-tion
was completed until curbs
were installed, before laying the
blacktop Ihe work ol msi.uliui:
■thtle now completed MJ
- .1 in time lor the rouiuy
:o complete then work before the
weather became tmi severe Tills
ill be completed next Spring
From Moiit-
[Mfiaaitl'lhUilnCeBs titoi iD">is|nJMhirltt1 "l"R'a; nubl't'e."aVn mhaavmebbaenenofapcpoominmtietd-
Oiuntv Transcribers *** 'or ««■ 1939 Leg*»i»ture by
* _ Representative EUwood J Turner,
oi Delaware county Republican
leader of the House of Repre*ent.i -
thai Aim announced the api>oint-ment
of ft* SB Wed-nesday
Edwin Winner oi Horsham. in
the Thud Legislative District has
been tunnel chalrmr.n of Ut
Watch Night flanrteo will be held
in the First Baptist ihurch from 11
until midnight tomorrow night.
rflh P»e * I Davle*. na-tor nfTl-lA
»jriwlaiors Named
To Committees
Two bids for equipment to photo-
**at mortgage*, deeds and OUMt
pape'- in vhe Recorder of Deeds
office at the court house were re-ceived
by the county commission-ers.
Wednesday, with Haloid Com-pany
Rochester submitting a low
■ W*92 J,1"' " SmluT'anTIaamerT^waia Harold J Owens, . „ .„ .,„,., .,,„„„, in .,„. „,.,,
.lng the women several limes Mrs. _
lew,- mi m MMiHanun Ho pita] p-r* made *■ prrncntntion in Uu
for several weeks presence of nearly one hundred
30 Days In Jail fltenda of the retiring emplnve
John B Hinton Ardmore negro ^aniline lives in Upper Piov
was -ent to prison for JO davs when _ ,,,.M..p..H.,. ... ,hiin, ,
iD-lui, Judge Klllghl Ihls .nnrnliw Upper Merioll TttwIL.hlp. and spenl «ln|
He n arttMed on (he Mm raid hk. enrlv lilt- In (ha[ «ec(lon He Hun' »m '<■ •<" limBr.nn ni.-
below Wait Conahohocleen oaicer engnged m i.. ,<,ii,« ihe vmie gi in previous
Philip MUIIIH le5(Hled Ui»( Hnlon mery near Colleuevllle. and laler ve«r» The Puollc u »;v''™
■ru lound in las car on December purchased » l-rni u. Upper DM- Pr.ncln Haiuemau. ol Pon.-imvn
.1 Minnie said (hat Philadelphia' dence , will !». (he ,Wlal .speaker .lithe
,,u:l,„r,l,es had lodgert a detainer He entered Ihe employe ol the OJMjJj e«.-n na service 'or 1M. to
aaaiiiM the delendanl. due to an'county troamirera ..flue in 1920. as'Oe held in the laptW church oi.
aogMant on the Paiicwny belore hie a deputy, and wa.s transferred to »"'
arrest In this county the coininlsssloner s office In 1924.
i.uiliv of Drunken Itrleing i when he became chief clerk
John P Matthews Lima, near William T Muldrew Jenkintown
Media decided to atop at a gasoline widely ernwn til firemen's circles
station al Penn Square lor gasoline, j and county surveyor lor seven years.
He got out ol Ills automobile on i was ininied successor to 9halnllne
December 22 and according to sun,. —
Patrolman F H Qeisl he staggered pi., n4 jn llltlnm l-'irKl
towards Ihe attendant. OeKt «r- '
natod the man, and today he plead-ed
guilty to drunken driving. Judge
One of
-olia-t fal 'he
( nunt) Republicans \\ ill
Take Baa DeJenatiea Is .. . . .
<'•><.. J.nnr- Inauguration, MSW« m m i»m Mdaaom wmmis*
Train SurU hrotn Hen-. """"" *■*■"" ***> ""■•
* mm"i",'r-. PaysIIwptUh
-iits :,.r MODI Pof I'Vet* Service
,niini\. partlcliaitlon In Ihe lunu-auratlon
of OOft
»l it""-'.'- I buted IU.000 Io Mi I
January 17 are being compht.-l ■■ ,
n large committee of .
„ll ...ciions „t the count) g»6M " »■ '»■" '" ''"
Od bi Keiiubliran County Chairman I:
The eomm tilbuted by U*
Iteajan On t.i Hain-bnrn Spun,' ' Uim ..
Tiie ooanty'i largo daiagaUon ■ . oprtattan hai b i
be transported to the Cain' ei\n<
in a special train ove: the Read.:.
Mtat— which Will take passenpei.- ,„„, „,.,, ,tl %i _.„- .,
aboard at tour difieient ptaeoa In ,, 5|oatgom«n Hi
the county before a non-stop Jaunt , ,
in the States capital AatngttM ^30; Bnu
It has been announced that ,,,,, v.i.-,. W
imind-trrp eluding i bn« n Hom ..... Hoapital, al,-
luneb win sow taao and Ueketi nazjK) ind Run
can be purrltaseil :rom the various ; iillW',,].. iMS.iO
members of the committee nmeni WU dotar-
Special Train to Leave Here mined On the baata o! the munbei
The long special trail
.:mg thti
, Nl ■ ni and ail]
leuve Norrlstown iDeKalb street i at
T.ffl i M H.c": tford "08 a ill
ar.d Pottstown. 820 a m Return- n| - £^ .
lng. the gpaetal ^K*IH*lS s.p<*t
Rarrl burg attar UM ooiwmontea at
\ DnckiiivU
Km.HI » B\HMIS*> lll-IM" III! r.rlllM lull 1 '
III s|\| -- 1...-..I. P '. ■
illl Ml i ..1 I |.i.....l «id. lb HJII II. I
i ilM.KI -- Matter,!. 1,..,..,-.. Ir 1 arena Un>.
I'llli 1~ II. 1.. I i. V. \..i. Il.i-i 1 ,|aaaH,o
1 vs:\l- IV... Price, ... II. . . 1 lllgtl
1 tlltill \l J..I.- si. ,.i a ,., i ,.....! s.,,1...
IIKI III IK till. 1... IV, 1 .... ..... P.,.. 1 ... M..I..I 1 |.
1 IVINI |s V I i hBcMng i.. I M. I... >'.' COM l(>-
t M. Mala I'.u la 1"" li ... (II loo. Irli
IIKtl t - 1 -II Retail s,,...|. : \ ,1,,,. V.!,.,(. lliEh.-r
SEI I 111 lll- Stork. ...,l \l..l„.,.,i...,.l. 11 1. 1. V.I.
IIIHUi.v V. «... I.M 1 -. I...I....I .„
-1 IIMVRI : I'Ma i.. II, 1 ,. Ii.ii,, II..... I"i;;
g /.. n srssw ed e«m«
i ,h, r^oRasW. Ai»'r«i
Halfwit Park
Philadelphia No contract wa.«
awarded pending a further Inves-tisaUon
in ini i
The proposed imorovemem will
.ipproxtmately 12 tran-scribers
who do the work at the
[.resent time The Bar Association
was the original
der. of Lower Merlon In the First
■ District, has been as- .
ed legislation
Tin- lonner is beginning his third
term and the latter his second term
in the Legislature
Dannehower imposed an eight day
•tentenre dating from the day of his
in re-!
T»f. Sentenced
Jiilin Ki Ih Philadelphia and
Samuel Martin, negro. Ardmore,
figured in an accident with a truck
near Ardmore December '23 Kelly
dlivlng He not out to ■explain'
bi other- will
■ ■veiling
St Mark- Lutheran Church
Choir will present a mtisicale at the
■ I i ire Sundav evening at
7 JO
• Ion will be under
the direction of the organist and
director Prof Ravniond J Pfssafgf
Time in 17 Years £*£T" "'"' """"" "*
Anthami In Bethlehem's Crowd-ed
Inn . Tlie ChristmaA Bell";
Legend' ; 'Shepherds BtsTJ Alsn
ihe Soprano .solov Oesii Bam-bino
Mr- Charle*. Mevilnge*-;
■ I: Alan a
Carter
tin New V-iii ttu
Methodist Chinch al midnight
.1 1 li...
A Japanese rubber plant .i rare-blooming
horticultural specimen is
in tlowii- at the home ol Oeorge W
Hague Hallowell street near Rob-
..■ »wbu Raigiiu, ha uw
hist tune ill seventeen VI-HIS
Tlie plant is two and a hall feel
high. will', a spread of approximate-
D ii i", H Tin n i.n'r. ■ inn i< pro-to
the truck operator While he was B|ld lh). lt.u,,., iU1 in,.h ",.„,,. an,i ,,„.,,. mrfuding i In....- and Btng
was sponsors of the SfJ om ¥ f
change, contendiiu, the photostatic Mail, cS.J, lA'apS f rOITI
equljanent would speed Uie work of rpU.-J I?l«.«- grfaaatjiLM
preparing deeds and mortgages I 1 hird t IOOT W indOW
Tlie commissioners received bids j
tor it... r'irnlthmg ol JS :..I aabta Pranb CMntaaj M aaa t&auad
•"Ut for the registration commission critically about 5 o'clock thb, morn-office'-
D M Peldman Noras- lng in a leap from a third-floor wln-flxlng
things'' Martin drove away
Polict ahaaad Martin and as a re-sult
both men were charged with
drunken driving
Judge Dannehower fined Kelly
9100 and costs and .sentenced Mar-tin
to 21 days from December 23
when he could not raise a line
Jl Di.l- JAJRH WON RV
211.213 MAJORITY
. was low bidder with $177632.
with Hufikins Company. Philadel-
"inttcd a bid of $192780
dow ledge of hLs home. 509 Ryers
avenue. Cheltenham Village
Oollnsky who has been ill, walk-ed
along the leds,e before he plung-
KKMODH.iM. NO. S , ,t He in tnn k a porch roof at
FIRi: STATION the home of a next-door neighbor.
Joseph Frlel then fell into Priel's
Work on the remodeling of the back yard
second floor of the Conshohocken Priel found him and took him u-
No 2 Plre Company was beeun this u,e Abington Memorial Hospital,
■*** where he was treated for a fracture
Painting of the ceiling Is being of the skull and left leg and inter-done
along with repairs throughout rial tnjurle-v Oohnsky lost one arm
the whole auditorium The work is in u quurrv blast many years ago.
! expected to be completed by Pebru- He makes his home with a son.
j ary 11 the date of the annual No 2 Robert
■ company banquet The Board of .
| Trustees Is supervising the project BOARD (II HKYLTH
TO nrrx i4v -»
, Ol N(TL MEETS TONIGHT
• Owing to New Years legal ob-
Town council will meet this g*. ..-rumce or. M"iidas the scheduled
| ening to complete the business for meeting ot the Board of Healtn
[ the yeni While no reports of the bai been tv^tooned until January
I various accounts conuined in the q |rj the office of the health ofB-I
budge: will be presented, final tab- cor. Thomas White. In the Riant
' illation will divlrwe n deficiency in Building
" some of them The sinking fund- .
and interest account have been r.M-oi.l-: rill-. BDMUgJI
paid to date There will be sufficient .
funds in the treasury to care for the John Kunda. East Elm street
delicli in the individual accounts was committed to Jail for fifteen
•nd also leave a substantial balance days when arraigned before Bur-in
the* general a«~count gess Hampton yesterday moniing
on a charge of being drunk anr*
Am".i. Btb . i.n.n nn i i.u-,aisorderlv He was arrested Wed-i
dren learn at school is boa little nesday at Elm and Forrest streets
1 their parents know by Officer ftnear
Oirici..l State-wide returns of the
November B election show U S
Senator James J Davis was re-elected
over Governor George H.
Earle by a plurality of 392.638 and Nation Camps'lu the"Januar>
Judge Arthur H James defeated
Charles Alvm Jones for the Gover-norship
by 279.215
Total vote polled by the four ma-jor
candidates was Davis. Republi-can
2.086.931 and Earle Democrat
ind Royal Oak. 1.684298, James.
Republican. 2 035.340 and Jones,
Democrat and Royal Oak. 1.756.125
EM1LK ZOLA'S "NANA
IS ROOK OF THE HI I h
half-Inch wide, are like enamel!
The bloom resemble- n duster of Hol\ OOBUBUnsOII WtB In- .idmnn--
-ina!l pink stars Tlie plaill nai Mrtd bj UM paatOf at 10:SB A
grown irom u two-Inch slip New Yeiir rnnt.it,i uiid. i hi di-
A large number of pcrsim- lnvi maajaa 0, Mi Itarganri s Brown.
\u wed th ' unusual plain The church organist, will be -UIK l,v UM
imh otnar one reixirted to have Junior Choir ol tlum-fiv
bloomed m this nrn is a white- at the raapar hour Tlie Awnken-
■ ugtb kng
Tin- Mientitii name for the plant a candle-liKht raOatalOaal Ota
i- creiwuta Venice will be for one hour and
— — ■! five
Ml CAMP ENROLLMENT The Post Office will be CIOM-<I all
i I day Monday in etMarru
Montgonierv cuuntv is entitled to' Year's Day No delivery will be
anroO H aaai lor tna civilian con-1 made except on ajwctal daUrar.
mail
7i.i«' ., ..I
rollmenl, according to an an- lh Si.iti- Liquor Store will iv-aounotmonl
of Arthur W Howe, j main open Saturday iiutht until 11
Jr. 8'ate Bijcretary of Public As- und will runaln CHHOd "11 day Mon-ilstance
The boy- will be -ent to da>
40 camps ui Pennsylvania as well Banks and school- will
is camps m Maryland Virginia and the holiday The schools will re-
•ii. In.tiict of Columbia Of the sume .sessions on Tuesday after
aDttntj - quota there will be 50 having been cloned since Dgoamb I
white boys and five (olored A total- 23
il 4806 bOfl will be enrolled in the
■ various counties of the state, of
which than will be 4«4B white and
158 colored bov*.
SI ES TO RECOVER AN
INSURANCE POLICY
Nana". brilliant love storv is
the Book of the Wee-It at the
RECORDER this week
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in scarlet and gold bring a
coupon clipped from a TUES-DAY
and a FRIDAY RECOR-DER
with thirty-nine cents to
the RECORDER office Hector
and Forrest street
Fourteen other great classic*
of fiction and biography are
available in this great offer at
the RECORDER
The governor who is governed b;
good impulses doesn't always make
a good Governor
AllurdB) i^onarrt A talone filer7
ICmOOL HOARD linn suit in behalf of John Baketta. or
INOERGOEs OPIR\TION this borough, against the Metro-
, ipolltan Life Insurance Companv of
Walter W Eisenberc 114 East New York asking for $250 The
3ixth avenue president of Con- Ultf was filed In the office of the
ihohorken School Bonrd underwent Prothonotary at Norristown It
\n operation vesterday at Hahne- alleges that the company has re-nann
Hospital He will undergo fused in pav the amount on a
mother inmoi operation later and poltcv i-sned op Malic Baketta
vtll be confined there several weeks, wife of the plaintiff The woman
His condition Is reported as fav- died June 22 1938 Tlie policy was
arable issued in May 1937 according to the
statement
LIRRARY CLOSING
The moons barren BMunteUna
The Conalioliockeii Free Library craters and plains do not appear
vtll close at noon tomorrow and to erode or change because therr
emain closed until Tuesday mom-' Is n.T moisture on the moon to ;if-
Ing at 10 feet ihem
Member* ill I timmlllee
The committee which is divided
into four >.ectnni- ime tr>i emh
tttiin-stop in the BBUnrj comprise . . , „ g .
the following persons Conshohock- ■"-1!'11' w *"' ■ "''
en—caivi.i w Riga, chairman. Venture Onto Thin Ice.
Fred Fairhe Ji Conshohocken; ... .. , m ,
Mr- babe] can Tvsnn and Thorn- *" nr*,,K '"riMlj.il.
M H Ferrier West Conshohocken: Flounder m Shallow W.H-WlUtam
Mullen John La Fore Jr. . , .,
and Leonard C Dill Lower Merlon; ' ' '""
Joseph White Narberth; Elizabeth ,. , , " .. _ .
man ind Bdwta Ltehtimp -*»"*" to ...duke m ,i,e ajaai
Whilemarsh .^ii'iiig during tlie Cttfl
, Norristown—Raymond. B Hipp- holldayi broil unfort to
man. chairman, and Vincent Ca-;.t , ,,, w_. Kld)i h schoo|
hill Norristown; Joseph Mullen.! ,., ^ _ . . „ ._„
Br.dge,K.r-. jampb Sedo. Oppar|b« ^-^•-"- r..--udden drop
Merton William AK-om Ambler, c bi uu tampatatuN late TiMaday
Kepler TV son SklppH.'k \V lli.n.i ift-TrnOOn which aWll 'lie in.-rcurv
F Znne and Paid Der.-tiue Laus- lO the tlicrinoiiieterv O0M dlvtOg to
dale; Ch.irie-. Hendricks Plymouth «ev«i
Meeting Wlli Anaon Worcester; [point UM following moraine brotKUil
WlUtam Urban Whitemarsh: Iivr. ■•■ ""' vnuthful
AnderMin Ppper HOrotand; RuaaaO kater*
Knipa Hattleld Daniel Neelv and Shorth before noon a group of
Kirk Cupcland, AbmgUin. Charles eighl boya with the shun blades of
Robertson and Miss Clara Conklin.! their sk.ites glistening in tin- mid-
Cheiteiihiun. Andrew Graham, Jan-1 day sun sained forth to the Mntt
kintown: Oeorge N Dale. Jr.. Wll-'dam U Radnor township ■ dis-ttam
ni.nki.-mn and Michael Cica- tance of more than two miles with
rime, of KaCTtatown !"o "'
itiui-i ■n.iii RayatOnd Hunsber- bill BI of the
gar. obalraaui, w Botaoa Ojui -aon Their trip to uu
Mont Clare Mrs Alverdn Spare, dam was uneventful and on their
Limerick. J Stroud Weber Evans- arrival .heir eyes beheld a large
buiE Merrill Flemini! Roversford expense nf smooth tea n.a-t invit-
Pottstown Alben Weber, clialr- nig to my the least w I
man; wiiiium Rickert. west pott- poatdatehasti the katoi van book-grove;
Paul Hunsbercer Gilberts, led 0O and 0O0 h\ one the entire
vUte 7. S Bueher flalfordville: i group elided over Uw smooth .sur-
Catherine Renninger Zieglersville; I face in onUdDaUOn ot several
Dorothv Wienanrtt and Kenneth hours of real pleasure
Hallmaii. Pennsburg In their im the rOUna pajoplo
Albert Weber of Pottstown, la I failed to eouslrier there had been
chairman of the ticket committee onl) I taw boon 'if rri>eelng wea-and
William Boden is treasurer of t her and the ice was not very
the tiimmittec thick Imagine then surprise not
Five Bands Engaged to uienMon their dlsiipoolntment
County Chairman Hoffman has when two ol the group broke
also anonunced thai Montgomery Uuaugta and plunued to then waists
lOUntyi iteleuatlnn of victorious in the ley water Others went to
Republicans will march In the in- their rescue and BJ aaeh near.d the
rtusuratton narade in flip hmf nf -!-.■■
at least five bands UM entire group was floundering
Another county unit in the par- around some vaun dogp In the
ada win be mem'bers of the Mth wator T* was Mveral tnlnub bi -
Tank Corns of ROTrtatoam fore thev m.-iuagnt to find (he Ice
of sufficient thickness to bear their
.1 I.I PLAY HILL BE OFFERED WClghl and Permit them to gtl OUt
AT JANIAR, Y P.T A MEETING ol the water
LI narv meeting ot the Par- Lng I > I DM more than
tnt Teacher Association wil. be held two or three ieet deep but ;i num-
80 Tuesday night at 8 in the music ber ;u addition to being dripping
-oom of the new publlt high school wet and half fro/*., ban
innex The Stupid Chrisunas' bruises from knees to ankles from
will be presented by a cast of grade the lanced edne* M the ice H- they
ichool pupils including June Mont- tried to ■eramMe from ttv
*omerv Barbara Spear Robert ba I h
Bernstein Arthur Rodenbaugh. Further i||l||teaiglllllW was add-luth
Rightrr Aiithouv Cardamone. ed to their experience in tlie long
Doris Kennedy Ream DaVtt -ind trek home In wet clothes through
Roy Fmerv - HUBf, cold wind
■ttjla that Hi- -II.ITJI |:c.ik-
I1*.:: will be hipped—but llir- is a
II.II, i..OK -i."t CteaaMgatag all
factor*. I fareeaM lhat Win will be
4 sear ttt i h r.il. priMperity.
■icked on
to my ton • ■■*■ bi
-everal \eafs :>M-I In 1937 I fear-ed
inai :n- MUM up-ipnia-
eart A \ear ago,
Waahlnflton:'i tnartla worrtod me
in.uld not
iairv in trlgoroual
to new highs ilnOO 11129'
Tins will mereh i
of the uptrend which beaa
Franklv 1 do not consider the
iSST-uni i- myuung
mora than a Maaporar] but sharp
■:; of the upward -wing
i arapha ■ ft ol 'b. ac.-k
important bearliig on confidence .it
inomenl Million.- ol iieople—as we
get further and timber i
11929—look upon thai year as set-b
can never again
be touched As ■ rtSUh ■'. '.In-
.sharp ups-and-dowu- ot the past
they have come to believe
that hard tunes are now normal
iVmartea I dtaaajaai i
think that thaao people have lost
th'-u herlgonl l do aaa believe that
HgBJ MtaBBgiHb represents the pin-tuele
at Imeri-an bu»4ite—.
It L- true that some factors are
less favorable than In 1929 Among
them ue taxe-. bureaucracy, and
lack of faith We have however,
the fnllowliiK favorable items to-day
1 Our population has grown
7000,000 since 1929
I Thnii-ands nl new products
MOT) Invented
3 prndn.'i.>r efficiency has soar-ed
50'. in ten years
4 A huge deferred demand for
goods has piled up
5 Credit reserves are ihe great-est
in In ■
fi Production costs are lower
• year
7 Wholesale and retail inven-
:eln-!Vrl' fcM
0 Confidence is reluming aa
Uilting lessens
9 Billion- will be -pent on arma-ments
and pump priming
Building is on the threshold of a
real tmra
Gradual I.am- in Early Months
For UMBa and oiher reasons, I
believe that the forces of recovery
are still predominant Right now
business stands at 99 on the Bab-h(
• year
IgO 193!) will oi>c:i therefore, with
activity IR per cent above the early
M Indications are that.
:i- we work along through the first
A 111 regis-ter
a slow but healthy gain over
the J.inuim i.viN The entire first
half of Ihe New Year shiiuld show
a 25 prr cent Increase nver tin-gtoaaaaBM
months of earlv I9M
Tlie second half nf 1939 should
see a continuation ol the gains
kfj foreoaa. hoa/evei is contrao
to the cxoectatlons of many people
They look for business io 'aper off
and even to slide backwi
* pump pruning ceases
nrx! May or June Nevertheless T
:im willing tc predict that the etc
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