The Conshohocken Recorder, January 10, 1939

              ®Ijc Cottsljoljocken fUcortcr.
I .ial,li-li.-,l !««.'» No. 6S23 CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. II I -l> \1. I \M Mil In. I'M') PRICE: TWO CENTS
Main Evade
Paying Per
Capita Tax
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I ..ll.-.icr Rruorti Onl)
..I Srfaool I'.r ( .i|.n.;
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I'M PROPI l!M I \ \
Il.'lill,|ll, Ml l'li|,ll- I" lir
n.1,',1 ill lll-llllllioil.
I«79 I'upil- I iirull.-.l
□ collected
on in:* 1938-3S duplicate Tax Col-ftwd
A Lorenz told lha
•chool Board. at its Januarv meet-ing
it 7 lust night in the public
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['hi' ■ pupil In UK api
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night. Ml' thai then
intelligence ratings wan lower than
slate re(| ,.. i will be
placd in institution.1- ami lha thud
i '-examined next year, when it gfUl
be returned to school or placed else-
The board's action followed the
report of Superintendent Mnlmi C .
special cla.vsrouni l»y ft stall
nient representan
provide a .standard classroom toi
th» academic program and furni-lure
lor the project room were also
The tsmhlni
meet requirements, will t»
from four and a half to Bat bOUtl
daily fo. this group The required
tables and chairs will be made bv
Hi. WPA at Harri.sburg with the
ipplytng material
superintendent* Kepuit
The iota] asraBmenl was rapon-ed
at 1879 The report ol '
bowed eight school and four
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advised. 1506 Insperted for contag-ious
distases. 289 for pafrtlfllrfai;
43 ghwn dental care, six Fitted with
Mid X ray und mental hy-giene
attention given une pupil res-sprcineiv
Bapaai ban.
IU panto) ni puptbi in
ihr Uiird and seventh grades Five
patent eunleitiues iwv lield. I he
edlcal inspection baa been
completed
Eight eases were reported by the
attendance officer, six due to Illness
'ITIP sum of SI 14 was contributed
toward the band uniform fund Mr
Landls also reported Of this
amount, the Conshohocken No 2
Fire Company gave $50; election
parade. $15, Alexander Young, four
dollars and $45 realized on a high
aCbOOJ program.
Tax Collector Edward A Lorenz
reported $28.242 65 outstanding on
the current duplicate Seventy nine,
l>ercent of property tax has been1
collected, he advised and 55 percent
personal
Treasurer John R Wood reported
a balance or $16 822 16 It.
lug $1.01155 were ordered paid
IMIM| S„|I, it.ir
Solicitor E Arnold Forrest was
motln-i of Irvin H RL-tine Super-
Ultendcnl Robert C. Lundls wa>
voted the boards representative at
Hie annual directors' convention at
Harrisburg February 3 and 4.
At the reque.H of Dr George T.
Lukrns rc|jrc -imiiiK the Con&liu-hocken
Free Library, the board de-cided
to pay the appropriation of
$250
A tvaofutton of lympMfey tar ,,,n
president of the board. Walter W
FJsenberg. a patient at the Hahne-mann
Hospital, was adopted nn mo-tion
of John R. Wood
In in H Rtstine. chairman of the
Building and Grounds Committee
reported that the committee had
met with Norman Reiff. relative to
Hie emergency hunting system, and
made a thorough Inspection of the
nymmiMum. auditorium ana corri-dors
to make sure of the lighting
needs Plans for a .system to meet
state requirements, he advised have
been sent to Harrisburg No reply
has been received as yet.
m rmai
AthleUc Committee reported OD thi^
season's basketball games and a
balance of $220 in the treasury
Solve Locker Problem
The locker problem has been .sol-ved.
Mr Land!.* stated, thrown the
two-to-a locker system Some part.*,
necessary' to P"* further lockers
in service have been ordered
After a discussion on the high
rost of lighting the schools in the
last month. Mr Rtstiiic made a mo-tion
to have the secretary investi-gate
the rale charged by the elec-tric
company
A letter asking the PHI Ueien.se
Board to notify the rommlttee of
their next mettlng so they may at-tend
to discuss a direct alarm sys-tem
was authorized on motion of
Mr Ristlne.
County To Ltateto
Kt main at '.\ Mills
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CotUMd] El<v<is Veterans to Hold Open Meeting I). \. Reports
Ttf g~- to Organize Bicycle Club,.— - ^ . . ■
Decide Case
Rejects PUn to Settle Claln
of I iu'in A I .iuitii I Mil ol
1 niiri. fcgpoeN
HEARING rOMOR H *>^ S
Cootraftorn Ofler to Reduce
(hum tor Relief Em Ml
I i,il.iln\ for Sewer Svaletn
Organimtioii Oi a Bicvi le Safet>
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tign Wars at 14 Ba I I In
lb is open to uii ■
tiirl* batwasn the age* oi 8 and 18
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Local police and local
xpected
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filiations are en •■
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lor hta or her bi-qrcla
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Court Approve!
$87.5(10 Valuation
tnjoo valuation
lug Valley Four." by a JlIT)
. .. D bandad
down \i\ Juries Barold G Krdvhl
Baturda)
■ V Forge Park Comim-
40-acre es-i
-i lioiise
: buildings Proceedings
to condemn the propert) were be-run
A i .
m M Cornell. ■
L\ the OMI
s< viral l; -.innw i van
llnalh tile $87 .>O0 figure amioiii.t d
ihwUon determined b) the
vaiewi
It on this reiKirt tnat JodH
Kmgiit -tamped his approval. Sal-urdu
[> put] Attorney Qeneral Leonard
I ID: tlir Willcv
Forge Park Commission and Attor-ney
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for the family ol former Stale Seii-
01 P Croft, did not file
lawars1 report
Students to
Broadcast
r'ruarnni liii'ltnlin^ Mn-ir
I Sketrti Will It.- Braad-i.
i-i from Si IIMUI \nilj.
I<>r lliNr-«la\ ;il 9 \.
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Vrrt'sls in
Relief Cases
Eleven Pel - Will Be Gl».
I ti llriiriii".- mi < liar^f ..(
Ohtatorni Relief Fuui II
I - _.. M ^ I. I M.in Re*
eatved HvXvl.
Warrant.- JvJttS
Conshohocken High School .stud-ents
will be heard on the air Thurs-day
morning at 9, over WIBO.
ure High
Schools on the Air." now beina con-ducted
by the station
of the commercial tfa>
partment will participate In the
half-hour broadcast, which will be
sent out over the airwaves, direct
ton ttie hiKh .s( hooi auditorium
Otto Oelainger. Junior student will
act aa announcer and an orchestra
compri.-lng peter Di Polio Rus-sell
Cardamone, Boben Herron Red
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en the program
A atari Make a
vill be presented by Fran-
U < lUkrj Fteanor Ounning
Ethel Irwin Oerald &|>eaker and
!(< Ibig
Bdwtrd Oarmaii prindptJ of the
hiKh ishOO] is directing the broad-
: the com-mercial
department assisting him.
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the program. Miss Caro-lyn
Schnit/ aft* N.iulie Platoft.
. Hitih and Harry Fox
During the Activity period tomor-row
afternoon the same program
with additions will be presented to
the .senior high school assembly
The additional numbers presented
will be a typing demonstration by
ihe senior boys under the dirution
of Miss Schreltz Wlham Wur-l-r
Ol ttal lotli (snide will give a short
i'liinmemul eeJn. K
(■.mmitlee Kepurl
In view oi the (act that Mr
L. M a
..: Llgon
.v Upon be released b
Jiilitv relatne to
m System mat1.:
ite w(nii<: oonaaai to settling tiie
Arbitration Award out ol Court
we reemmenri that the ques-iion
oi paytna. the Art
Award be lift up to the Coiut
.'or a decision
Town Council, at a special meet-
UlHhl anoiJieu iiit- tJmtt*
re,jort. made by the special commit-
,*e compn smith and
Borou ■ .- tan Quinn
.ilicltor and e?nnn i
srenos with rcpresenta-, „
I.igon A: Llgon contractors■« <*«» Casper Puche for eleven
who buiit the Btwar line.s in an ef- men and women, charged with il-i
■■ (hi >■■'■■■■■■ ■'■ I-tgni * legallv dbtaUiuig relief funds.
H^iiSa th',col;ect,0/, 0( 1,n"W"d „1 $14 724 and interest upon the de-|! The warrants are the outcome of
lerred payment oi $51000 on their ■" "leaf*II nnvstigatioii being
nut ol court ' made in the county by Edward
BrOUttM out in council thai, KalM sperial agent lor the Depart-
>iit of Welfare
tie out of court should the borough n !J7M which The defendants will be arraigned
would be in .settlement of the award. I tomorrow belore the No:
I14.1M made by the Arbltrni. and'justtec of pesce They ut
to release the contractors from all Bdlo Capofernn. 4U9 Fifth ave-llabillty
for the sewer system nue. Royersford. charged with il-
Leonard Talone attorney for the, legally obtaining $20 in relief funds
contractors explauied that accept- Lttzle Ludy, Pottstown, R D 3,
ance of the offer would save the $1850
borough approximately $3000 as the, Marchettl Lombardion. Swedes-on
would accept $12,750 in • burg, $36
lieu ul $14,724 and would not ask Leonard B Johnson. 25 North
interest on the amount of trie award Mam Mreet Ambler $17 70
mid interest on deterred payment ol Manila T Clough. 850 1-2 Cherry
$51000 on the OOOtnaCl .street. Norn.'.town $2950
Mr Freas slated there Is but one Jesse Culbreath. 725 Walnit
quasuou al LOAM ...,« -
■ettltmanl ol the award j Winifred Crossin, 108 Ford street.
President Longacre stated that he West Coiisliolioeken, $24 60
would not vote to make settlement Charlotte Costello 852 Cherry
lout ol OOUri U it '.vnuid be an ad- street. Norrtslown %2'i
■'.. to the taxpayers that coun- Calvin Clark Ivy Rock. $72.
ill was ir|Kinible tor delay in the Barney Carmaiiski. 342 Spring
MM cork, and said council did not Oarden street West Conshohocken.
hold up the work He favored hav-l $102.61
tag tin Court deiuie Liie matlei Cliart. ■ 1 Catagano. 733
Secretary Quinn ritated that as a' Elm street. Norristown. $40.
member of the special committee, he
utiu into the uOnnltllM with the
idea of dlscuestag means for settle-ment
of the contractors claims but
had no intention of relieving them
of all liability
Mr Talone staled that he under-stood
the release from liability was
offered bv the Committee to secure, the previous year
a settlement and if this is not now According to the annual Mjort
acceptable "we will see you in court' of Health Offlcer Thomas Whits
submitted to the Board ot Health
The report of the committee was at U-* annual meeting bin ightal
1 accepted with a unanlmou.% vote.1 ul its annual meeting last night In
and the case will be heard in equity the Riant Theatre building, there
proceedings in court at Norristown I were 253 cases of contagious dis-lomorrow
The matter coming be- eases In 1938. as compared to a
fore the court is the matter of the total of 58 In 1937 IftDBpi lead
award made by the Arbiters , all other diseases with 116 i
iking before council of the measles was second with 62: and
! committee s conlerence held on Bat- [ chicken pox next with M
uidav witli the representatives of Other diseases reported en
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aoeompUahsd and later he called pneumonia. 9; lnfdntile paratysbi
I Mr Talone on the telephone re*ard- and pulmonary tuberculosis and
■ itleinent oi the claim He mumps. 2 each; typhoid fever 1
I stated Mr Talone offered to settle Seventeen licensed milk vendors
I for $13.i00 and later reduced the gam this borough. Mr White re-
I12JW0 and row thev want ported Samples <>i milk ea
from all liability included U fyggd three times during the year
the recommendations of Enguieer i from each vendor showing a good
Ooff | quality of milk The sum of $150
Mr Talone stated that the offer1
was collected from mtlk permits
•■ from all nab!!"" an MM ;•; ;■ ..:,, : : :
in tlieir original demands tor set
tlemuit but BUM mm the commit
a Jam s
I post i-ommai > -
cnmmatieir
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i: \ i> i it 1 \ 1 -
l'r,.-.TUl,.r Bni
of \»iivilif-.
rfea*p in .III
tn 1 V.i
i .,-, - In
llv.r 17
hut 54 nor
s"*| £i al m jioned b\ a VA&\ \AU Hosts
To Firemen
urges* M.I II,.,HUM Wei-romei
< •ninn I ir.-nnti on
I hfir Kir-i \ i it i Gttf ]
..f W . -i *id« I pan]
Dee. Tin Loss 141.600.
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BOtraQ to the number oi almo-t 301)
auditor
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'a good year, etti
|0l iiime which occurred
:, office
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Ambler rOOtB who I
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nn- Carpenier, Upper IJublin matron
. Ptftfffifr—' II B*1
smiiiie prattad tsa OCM
Dis'l (iovernor to
Visit Lioni ( lul>
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Lion.< Club <
memorable
boil hi
ken when
.li.lllu U Che -
ill p,<
■ ("oloniHl Inn
In .uidition to ihe presence ol the
the nm
detective bureau, and
mm of the M ,■ police of a nui
school Salurda\ MmJB| a4
Montgomery Coumv Pli.: onlc*' China, in December bW)
asaton ai I,( Peported $78 nun in propert) rus homi
|ti ■ ! the aeorge CM '"" ^ ,np usr 0l ilw radlu '
Compain It KfM ISs i
ince March I93--' that thf -lections
group gathered on the \\
r.......i. uBMiuiii i rreri
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of the Clay Compam nkOBWd U
vi>iting tu 'men and lauded then,
for the work thO)
unteers without thought
munerau h he turned Thai
and his staff There were 250 bill.-
ot indict n i
, but 211 of them pleaded guilty
A immbei ot Vlsltlna LlOSI will
niaetini
B I. Hi : 'he club
will tiuroduce the special
Special •
future of the club bwhldl K>
Night' to be obaarvad "t, lanwey
■lie mamban make a tour
the meeting over to William T Mul-dran
presulen: nl the county group
• ided at Ihe meeting
Hiram Oanatir seeretan ol tsa
banquet committee announced tba
date (or the annual banauet as
April iit and will be held as usual
at City Hall NorrMoen
trial, with t» of the.se acquitted 1 ■■'■ Ol tba Walker Bm-oi
tbosa traad, boa
ed to pay the costs of pro
'flie totul number of ca
tSM liowed an Incn ■
over 1937 with 6lt aOQUlti
ma. eompareo to >» in IHJ.
rhare an DO usaotead murder-tat;
Pebmary 14 Patriotic
Night February ?H Father and Son
9 Dnypackei of Norristown '" ' tl l***e. whose
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Annual Report of
Board of Health
Communicable diseases lnceased
our and a lislf time;, last year, over
■ \ chairman ol the book
committee to fli the vacancy raused
ase^ arose during Hie p i
•WI Siuitlie reported Thei"
robber)
Pedestrian
Killed by \ulo
In th. daatb of Joseph Wanger «« no unsolved holdup
who held ihe pOSt f0
An interesting at!dress on the
liazards of Are in tir com
On June l. 1»3H Htnillie con-tinued,
"this office installed and
places was" given by Villiam KaJ
of the Oeneral M 'ownslnps and
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"John Cl M the tin- "■ II"' *• WUBIa '■
prevention committee ol ,lv asBD- MO cooper.umi; to the fullest ex-clalion
distributed copies 0 Ambler. Lower
\nrri-ln« n MINI W tlkmj
Vcroai Street Stnlck l»>
lute. DrKeti \>\ Hn\\A\
R„,h4irouf)i
Held I nder III Boil.
of resolutions, prepared by the COB- N<" N°rnl"n
l.U?P*'r I ood a
John P 11 Phillips :»3 IL* 17 Liu-
' i that thev be to;- Morton Hatboro OrwahnhOBias
lowed in an effort to prevent Sra l"A"' faoealand BTyn Atl
dale. Souderuin, Pott.stown Rock
■ n was killed
A ■ahOdtlal of 'lie meetlngi
. uibuted
Chief Fit. Uai bal u R Oron
reported 92 fires in el >ven dLvtriet-of
the county during the month ol
December, entailing a loss oi S41 -
600 The Second Alarmers answer.
ledge. Ablution Cheltenham. 1-ow'
er Mel
and Jenkintown
A lew township- and boroughs
li.i'.e DO) '■"! ObbalSOd recc-ners but
inilieated their wllUfl
I eti one call and served sandwich ■> * 00 Or tsoaa bttta
I coffee, cigarettes and tobacco, and ' »nd borough- the tolloWl&C agreed
! rendered first aid to one fireman '° lI,stal1
Spnugfield and Hat-beun
and 20 mmutti in bampara* n,''(1 , .
. rjognoa abova zero Smiiiie amid that ot -.
rtna picture of the Bcudix »«olos In Montfomen 181
Following the hiiilnoai aasnoa tba
cords all police items for broadcast.
Our Offlca will be the central bureau |
Pel lor di
'I He
Kelly
only ah Mr
Court Hears Claim
Iti.i:ni i.II BILLS WKIM
At a meeting of the finance com-mittee
of town council held last
evening, bills In the amount of
101769 were approve i Ttw report
will be submitted at the regular
meeting of town council to-moi row-evening
wit h a repom mendstion
tlist orders be granted for the sev-eral
amount.'
Whitemarsh Hoard
Elects Lost Night
Stephen Ijiubert was elected chair-man
of the Whitemarsh Township
Build of Supervisors at the Janu-ary
meeting last nlgld m Ihe town-ship
hall Barren Hill
< MacFarland was named
■ tent: Joseph Rex. secre-tary
and treasurer
The sum of $2508.90 was voted to
be paid to the county, for aid on
bOwSOtUp roads Other bills to the
amount of 1500 were also paid The
.-urn ol $300 w.i-s received for the
i.i i month lot uum fron i.,.v u»-
lector Alan W Frankcnfleld
Auditors will begin their yearly
task of auditing township books to-da\
and lipaol to finl.'h Thursday.
They are Charles Johnson. West
distiiet William Schimpf Middle
ud Carl Dokenwahl FJist
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477 AVTOS STOI.fN IN
NOV.. 2«2 BBOOVaWBO
A total of 477 automobile- were
stolen in Pennsylvania during the
month of November the stolen Car
I'nit of the Bureiu of M" V-hides
reports
I elected president of the Board
Health: Health Officer White re-elected
for tha twelfth year as offt-
■ cer and secretary and Fred Lobb
■ OM la-annolnbsfl bv Town Council
■ for a five-year term, it was an-
, nounc?d
, All other m-mbers ol the board
For Share Of Profits nt* present They are Dr D T
t)r John Perkins Judso.i
Hearing on a claim for a share Sagebeer. Fred Lobb
lu the prnflt.s earned by the arch-itect
umi nun Ol Dan^ ni id Dunlap.
Philadelphia, on the new Norris-town
High School was heard before
indue Oaoeja c rorsnn this morn-ing,
in which Harry Oortkm Mar-
Murtrle. Norristown claims he was
visiting Airmen retired to the hose
house where refreshni'i
served
Hears Applications
for Hauling Permits
s,\ BSpttoattont for hauling per-mit-
in alontgoi oora
heard at the Court Hou '
this mornniK. arhll
ion. Nor-riMown
Phillip* waa struck by an auto-
Ipta Behulu
19, 217 Ripk.i avonua Boshorouoh
B; enulta a i
■ehului told Sergeai,'
Butler Ni
man stand i IIK mar the curb
Phil] irrled an
umbreUa Builor quoted I
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'ed across
.'impound
»T: no
i a result oi ihe mho
supplementing the radio, th Irill.n;,,.
repot t potntad out we now hav
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iced dead
Schult/ SIMM) bail
pandlng an Uivostlaadon bj Ooro-w
J i. ol Poaoi
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State Police are cooperating by in
ItalUnf ■ tOJO-wajf teletype marh-wlll
be the mi.
its kind in tin- unt)
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and will .„,,..,, ,,
Wills Probated
not properly compensated
The chUdren of Bertha Jayne
Cnapman. Lo«ei UariOD ears
named beneficiaries of her $150,000
it properiv compeii'tuea lording to the. terms of
MacMurtne wu^dus missed Janu-' "" will admitted to proba'
ar\' 3. 1938. and the answer filed by OOUTt house today
DBVLS and Dunlap ui hU bUl in M'~ Chapmai
eqtiltv. changed he oras discharged DOJ She was tl - vtdow ot 3
ior inooropelanee and negligence Hudson Chapi Outrii
This morning MacMurtric asked quests rf $ltMHM) each wen- made tu
that the firm be required to reveal two sons S Hudson. Jr . and Rob?ri
lLs profit He claimed he Is entitled, PA third son Philip Jayne Chap-to
a share of the profits from jHnu - n. was named with the others as
beneficiaries of the trust The lund
is to com nui' al boo doath of the
.sons, with their -urvivois as bene-ncleries
Vh- --on. Philip, a cousin. Horace
, H F Hayne, and the Provide.it
Taket.s for the special train to] Trust Company were named execu-
Harrlsbu-'g for the inauguration j tors and trustees
ooratnonlei January 17 may be se.
ary 3 to May 31. the date the pro-ject
was completed
.s u ... n iilo:> I- VI in »l s
TICKETS NOW ON Mtl
HRK DAVBRTM BOARD TO
MF.I:T TOMORROW NIGGIIT
Durad from aOai I.ydia Cres.sman,
of North Lane, chairman of the
West Whitemarsh ticket commit-tee
| Conshohocken Fire Defense Board
The train will leave the Consho- ! will meet tomorrow night at 630
hocken Reading station at 7.30 at the home of Fur Chief Theo-
Tuesday morning and returning., dore Speaker Seventh avenue and
leave Harrisburg at ft p m Box1 Han
lunch will be served free on both A delegation from the board will
trains A special rate has been: attend the January meeting ol
aaOOred lor the return trip on the 1 Town Council at 8 at Borough Hall
Ipaetal train. 'to present recommendations
In V\ inline, Thoma;
Doran of the Public L'n ,
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The applications, on which the
nantni.-Moii will rule later were
Richard H LulS. 944 Jackson
street Norristown for hauling pro-
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Its 11J Alexander H3I Clierrv
street. Norristown. for hauling fur-nitue
and household goods
Seymour Peacock Bhif Bell for
hauling household noon
farm produi
building materials
Edward I. ftfjran Ambler, foi
hauling iuiiiltuie
! Jacob L H -ebnei I ansdale. oper-ating
as Lansdale-Philadelphia Ex<
hauling hou.s-nold goods
B Obunber p
lor hauling producls of the Beth-ieh.
n, steal i ompan]
The applications ol Pall
all and Morris Clyde Rambo weir
roniinued indennitelv
Two Released
On Paroles
j Two paroJOl won granted by
' Judges Dannehower and Knight In
| decreeft handed down today Both
petitioners participated In ttu nb>
j bery of Meehan's Tavern. Ablngton.
j on March 7. 1938 Botli awn
I 18 months to three year.s In the
county prison Decision on parole
1 applications of three other youth-'
| involved in the crime haa not been
! announced by Uu mni
I The two released today were Wil-lism
Coffin, 26. East street. Upper
I Darby-, and Robert Beatty 1331
iJeiierson street, Philadelphia.
We have adopted a poi;
■\. The
PoUoa ChJefi AsoodaUon has do-!
teui bv winch the mam
thoroughliire- in '
be successiuilv Uoofcod by police
upon an emergency broadcast is- |
.sued from the county rad;
duw. Blanche, and a daughter. Mar
gars) K a
District (iovernor
(■uest ol Kotarians
b a block
ade QM1 be in Uiuuental In appie-hendtng
iugitives p-.-dmg Irom
police offlcera"
Smiiiie also explained that the [
countv has Instituted a 1013
I Ralph I, Spnn-
■i IT rnub u '•■ ■•
visitor at the regular duiner meet-ing
of ihe Ocaishobockon R"Un>
i lemug at Andorr.i Inn
and addn-ss the members m the
■ Hi i fobs R H
n against chlrkeu1 « Valley Forge Memorial Cahpel,
who was iiu:i\oid.,bl- rjalslnad t'"n,
■ a Chicken patrol, th.
report said, which is connected
aar-?b
■
/*•+ ■ will roatun the ■ tha, tta U» M ehi. kens bv thei ; ,, , ;i( report,,, (ll,.
■prd in ii-.it ■•■!'«■ !»■'ro. trtbuUn- ,„;,,„ ohrWsMt baskets
Kid he Had nqUOOta lor that
'net Governor announced
. It) meeting to be held
Wg did not receive radios for our. many more Be n purted having eo>
■'■'ll ''"l' (ll,,t ' ,;, the uuniMeis ol the
approlwud i umal »k>« ,<1,A|1 Md expMaaad the beual thai
lOUJ chicken ttUOVM S*tK DSM DI -uppHed
oporathn In thla are,, ai
nrrtSf USW in Jail ThO fanner;
have cooperated with U and have
formed an association ari
ml communtG il I
elal conn ill i .mg for a
i! Ifbiuary 14
0| wire extended
to Henry R n Keiff any
this office for the purpose ol living Ettt K Mitchell
mini.-ti.ite help i<> farm
BANK IlliriiiSs
The elect uin ol directors of th
•mnnl and Tl
Banks are being held today at th
bonks, in oonnaoUon with the hold
tnc of election nt ditectorv ni gfj [ .
.:. ill ■ nation
It the inecnin; were Rev
: Qroton Ambler Onto
Dr Allan i.'iikintown
Club; William Powell, Norrtstown
club. Henry o HIKMI Philadelphia
■ P Neuiian Si and Fled
:: Jr ol the PI ■
Club Edward White, ol
I ot Fdward
■
\\i\\ \boligh
P«?r CapitaTax
on \\ pgi Side
Dbtrirl I indi I ■-- M MHOS
\ ..IK i..r Psot I aw
Veowi
ti Mi* raopwrn \ \\
M.niv I \..n,i.iti..ii- l.-iiili-
.i-l ..nn \--o i.ilii.ii.
I pjKtieA SeJ I Dtortor
■
■
tax rate
• nr Tiie change
nights
.
wtli a deficit
■ iduced at
tu One instanc
■ ■ il ID arknowiedge
i the tax
ol operating
■
oua matter,
according •' directors.
■ . pnSStJH
additional ex-tor
books and -ippirs.
additional locker rnotn*. together
il keeping the
properly in rjpair has n,:
i.e at the present
satlon when a staggering
t payment
oi the oer capita tax la considered.
mounted to *noo last
ding to board n >
Ltl| Puneijr.il Ru
t-nrollinen; in the rUlb .«.liool next
year would total bet wee i.
., ■ i
J85 With the present enrollment
■ nt are manj p up
do not have a locker this ywir.
Foot bath trays should be Installed
Ul the ffuam inn, lor the use ol
tea as part of the equip-
■ nary, winch would not
only lie the cost oi installation but
■ of upkeep
>ig ciipttfiiv ot the school
i. rapid)] being filled and If this
i oudiuun i
,:i three or
additional .aim
will be necevarv and thll 008 !>e
round onl] bj pufldhn
' meeting of the board
:. Id next liondaj aTOSlsi
lor the expressed purjiose of con-
•idering the financial condition of
I
meet tha tujrraaio «t-
OrgOSOSS Teaehrrs t".» ,u..n
. nilcatlon was read from
the teach'-:
organized -The West Conshohocken
Teachers' Association" with lire
■ ■ mg peo-ple
more iflclOStly, continue fine
, OOpsrstiOS between administra-tive
offlrlaLs and teachers, better
■
pai.tits better cooperation between
ind school and nnng prob-
IIIR the teactie
|S| princi-pal
and members of the school
board
Isoasaoa Dfasajajaa1
; he aunboi ol i ■
ed to the attention ol the board by
Buperviaina principal Richards, who
■
h.ave legal eaeuass and others offer
■ rial la within the
pale ol the law. time and again.
| he has put
but up to
time no Ones have been
Into the school •:
•d $30 from the Oeorge
I'ompani $15 from the
i ihohocken RepubBcas
<;iuo and tin ,u from i bottajflj
benefit .for the band uniform fund
ortad
M r H shards re(X>rted he 1
boon approached bv (lie Senior
Class relative to holding
■ ■
basketball games and stated
thOUfhl there would be no objec-tions
as the dancer are prop-rly
■uparviaad and the building closed
not later than 11.30 He reporWd
*3 from the 01
■ :
iva bean placed on shop
and minor repairs made
in accordance with suugesiluns from
ihe state i al M DopoTtnionl
A bid oi $L*:I to make
the doors at tha entrance to the
■ n Ina room was luhmtti
..! a bid of 1156 U>
repair the roof of the high school
auUdlni waa submitted by Robert
action was had
either bid
The treasurer Mm Rted, reported
a balance of $6330 45 in the general
■
rare iranped for bills in
tha amounl el $KH4 10
SHIM, vi-.ing Principal Richards
was authorhwd to ostaca nr Edwin
J Nelowet of Norristown. as
•IIUMI doctor for the balance of t
barn
President Wllme, BOtb WOl the
ntea Harry Hallada;
pieahM