The Conshohocken Recorder, March 28, 1941

              %\)t Con6f)0l)0cken Uttoxbtt.
K-i;il,li-h,-.l IHh'i. V,. 7054
PimiSIIFII FVERY
TLMIUY ANI» FRIDAY (.iiNsllnlliM KEN, PA. FRIDAY, MMKII 28, I'M! Iiil RTEEN PAGES PRICE: TWO CENTS
l)«'frrS«'iili-'ii<M'(iradl' ''"Piis visit P.O. to Open in Mrs. Albert Linsley Raises $300 Firemen of
- _ _ Indian Kxhihit .. _ * .. Frnm Sale of C.mchrteA Nnvpttipo _ ^
of H. $. Senior »« ,,„..„ i\«'^ Building
Of Indiana in the MOMtd grade! <,uill\ of Thefts Nexl Tuesday
* Kathr.n Hart and Miss Grace Kill-
' near rlatted the University M I
VM.I.I. t llm Xilmiih-il raLini ■ rhB*& Iphla F... the pa t
,...„. ,.' , t month theee lecond grade children
ftjy.yUFrom Nawi l|»nrj ban been lift or the
I lu Bed l»% Local Man Indians learning about their homes,
dress, food, habits and GUMn
From Crocheted Novelties mi {Lounties lo
Parade Here
Munila) % .11 II.
SIIKI N.« onic-
.11 8.30 \.
DBIVERS SENTENCEDte^<*^a«^,rSS NO '" ' u
In the school room, building an fn-
I in.-il ISO and < I- on I'.iirli dun village ir thp sand table mak-of
3 Hill- < barging Bay-in-
Imik Prom Minor*
nig tom-toms from erupt
cartons, raltles from discarded tin
cans, all UW while bniodenlng their
experiences in the fundamental
i ■ ■ i on Jamas ■R's rOUdfag, pelling ar-
1H Ambler Itlmietic. mu ir and urt ha\
High Bonoo deferred heen correlated In th
, , , i ,. T, i, r-^r-,„ At the museum ihe clnl.
"ll" "»"* . Indian, actual!, used
;>' and heard an intonating lecture »
Miii. ing Duv
Will Open
M. Tuesday
I ban rai:.ed MOM Of whi. h I lav..
IN SFRVlfT eeni din ind there,
' has been given to Ajnertad
eha Ear anitlari War Relief The..
Some "lil Equipment In U>- nm Into Uw hundnda ihetaewa.
I i-il I .mi r iriK \tl n" l,i;""n' Painionad In many
j r i n italgni and ootor make attracUn
iliii'iiial Poatal lt"\. - unanli The ptn
... . . quipped
The Post Office will i>e open for [with caichai Imllaf '" am
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Amblei ' which two of the children
i • IJIII
Mi i..ii lei : leaned ii»* novel
■
butldln 'i m
buataMai will ■ i
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¥ ran dVeaaad m an
Oarpwtar, Ambta lh^^Whtoafly|>*»££*
I lime, owner of the ag« | ,A" lhf "H'>Pmem is no' >et in
r . .. , — ". ... .place in the in* building, but
Carpenter testified he learned thei00 n /k
nl had been u, the pit aafO I FOC " w\S IM I S hopeful that it may be fully com-
U. shortly before closing "
OHM Re IUCJ «orie upstairs and T?* I dk — l/" \%
Carpenter .'aid entrance to the F||l<k(l 38 • ) IJJM'II
nrough i window
which had been unlocked
end after the p Slate Bnreaa S■ tarts Crunade
i<> Kid louii nt Mr:i>
Doaa. Ownen Mual Have
I [eenee for \ riim.il.
Manx I \a-ion-.
M Ub.■ Un k •■- D'i i raapapai afedeli n-lith
avenue. » natln <>t Yinksiur' porb the aai rellel acUvttwi oJ
tSOO eight-year-oM Fai e Wltan, :J
ioi Brltleh wai rellel rrom (tie tale niece of ttn Btabath H
ui hiind-kiuu'ii bttUone and plm Ooll road, Upper Dartq e friend >>t
Linalej, who bai aided the lat>
■ Oh. I cunt tell fOU how many I lei In selling her crocheted novel-pan
iniide" Mrs flniwrj b
I have a raoord onlj of tin •■ 'lipping reads:
Bi kiiinliig tea "cosies," ket-tle
handles and mittens, eight-
Janeiu* Wilson, of
Allan Cottage, Uddimrcni an-nrkshiie
aw paatardaj able to
hand over a cheoue for l pound
lo the local fund.
.■;(!' hai bean knlttmi
for three months and told bei
unlQ frtenda
Janette !.■; ■ nteran imoni
he iHi;:ii! wban (:•'
and bar dan n
■ . h
.■ !.t to be
ttotuj lomfthlni
■ ■ 11 IK for
Death Causes
\ araiirv in .'{
Boro Offices
. 2 Rre (A to Mak** Great
K\i'iii of Honaing N*«
ipparatna, Labor Da)
$10,000 MACHINI S
Hundreils ol lire coni|»anies It
1 tttte ininioiliate area Will
I biatioii U-nit: arranged b
Day
A. I>. t<» Present
Flag to Church
A flag presentation by John F*
■ .
: •■ ■ ha • ■ i ins
Bunda] -i' n Paul'i Hapiist
Ohurcti. Third aw nue and rlaUo-
' Prr kidenl ol W ral Bid< I on n Auxiliii'. mil will attend the ser- .... . a
i body. The praaanutton '.'Hiiinl rJtpectetl !«• >nr-will
be made by Elwond DuUll reed I.alt* fturt!''--
i i.tiiuiui.'.lei m :ie |HI~! and will be
• : on behalf of
by Rev. Marshall "
who wilt preach an appropriate
W ill I .INT
.MII were cilln\ ill |'n'»i«lfllr>.
oomplet* i Bvenina a) ■ TH | |r(| Supervlaor
meeting of the pool A doni f
■ of Burgess Joseph Mr
ompans USdieJtinff FumK JFgSg J muate wtB aa nioi A,,,,oi„i,m.„t
SIMM Received to hair
New i lontributon
\ \< \N« IFS IN I Ol Mil.
\.i-n
ihe rhildi'i-ii
Monday will be moving day. but ■ doint, Uwfr Mt" Mr Unale) re-
Draft Board 5
Issues Call
Famous Pries!
\ (inrst Here
one "i the major •-quipmem needs I i»lil l.oi-al Hen in Group of I Hev. M. M. '
■ irpentar he
limbed to ■ shc-d i-oo( a:
■
x He returned ihe monay, niter sev-eml
ii'iurs quaattonblg by Carpen-
Jutihe < ecbsd that the
youth !>«• returned to oaorl aaal
16 to Reporl Neil Wedn<
daj for Trafaing. Qiie»
tionnairej Beii
Rale of Ml a IK
■ o. al
■
Ota building, but pnn: -..
I the old p . mpoi i I.
I .< te ^iii be BO de-lay
or curtailment nf service Posi-
. ■
'i h< eotitanent in the old posi
the property of the own-
. building, who ,i
Charged With owning I dot •
eek The jurist indicated he mnsht ,lli; ., bcenee twtnty-elahl peraonaM I '
u.spend :•':. ...lings before Magis-! Ht Louis. Missouri Building and
1 tartta srnlence Hate ThOBUUl ■ While. Wednesday.; " both rented from
Judtte Harold O Knight imposed alld ,.„cn deter
[hi term on Jamai En |„1V ., rine od (0419 and ernns
eii, is. South 13th attatt piui.i- ■]■(„. gxnaui marked the Oral da
elplna this morning on ■ pta to 0f a crusade against unla. .ised dOJI Offta Will ramatD nchanted from
oeratnuj an auaomoboe iM_* m dan ton. The itai
■no ■- ,.1L piviiiumh aim Whttafl Saturday, when the wlndowa 1^25!^!. J.„..!_..
..m this through is in-eluded
in a group or uai
. reporl next Wi
Bai indiiitinii in the 0 ■
A.nr The men will prOOfl .it the
• 10
m south-
Panneylnnla and one in
New Jersey will be asked to nar-
;. the big function ex-be
one of the MU
Bd hrre by a fire corn-pan
v
. ■. will be vsiuntaai lire
nl Chester. Bucks Rerfcl
ister. Delaware. Camdeu. 'N
nd Montgomery ODUDtta, the
ranty nine
wnpanlai
The house-to-hotise canvass being
! made by eompiinv members, under
An internationally known auihor- the general ehalrmanahtp of Char-
,tv one Detal eondl- ha 0a Mad siooo to date.
LnduaarkM and
other grotrpi tn tta tielng con-a'^
m!»*U™iXnv. and ,x.st udju- ■">»««> "hlch oocOrrad
ad a uoniplkiaraon
Uon oi Am- fa u„. onVlal famiiv of an
btoi Post laai night al which Harn .i.o,,,,,.^.,, lh.-.t la attracting almost
will mark the housing BUnger national alternate wai the n artenUofJ a> a regular elec-
,. ,, , gynadM (vmimander Dutill and uon
pumper and reconditioned truck Adjtttanl Clark will attend Ninth Ajbert y Rhoadfi president of
work on both of which is now un- District High at Merlon Pt«t Tues- wwn COXincll wno automatically be-expenditure
of d"-v l""ht
I ainoii- I:,
lor anil I ■
Vealerda)
Here.
lady. I> l»
iilian I dura-ononi-
1. Spent
\\ iih Prienda
i ama meting burgess, will
that capacity until a new burgess la
appointed The vacancy will be fill-ed
by town sound! at the regular
meeting next Wednesday night and
Mr. Rhoads will be a candidate for
the office
Section 901 of the Cieneral Act
Boroughs provide* The (wir -
ough council shall tin auch meaner
■ I Ir. appointment by resolution of a
ii auerreua ,lllu]|fi(lf1 eaaldani ol the borough to
|i>-t'l>li \. Mi-KI- such offlce for the unexpjff
( Ifti •" "' ''
Inmirl \«'\\
Jnr\ Com.
\l„l,.,.l .1 Mull
ill,' I.llll
l.lltll.l. I.I < .III
Judpr Knight Pay. Triliuir mptra. RI UM -IKI »r tin* present
M»,M, e rx ..ftil...i.i.- ,oH.,,•in.■ i l.. v.;.r H does thnt of Ml Rhoiiils as il(.,mm.llmaI1
... . , . .. „ „« ., , i in- election of Mr Rboad
Michael .1 Mullen. 243 Maple ))ffli , . . . | ne, es. date hi.
avenue .lenkintown was fomialh immediate reelgnatlon aa a member
mihieted aa Jttrj i thh of town Bounctl from the Third
Plymouth a i wniu ............... -..-,. .... «.,.««^= , v.™
U Oermantown and DeKalb iwMhlpi b ' HAvirr^ T iiwSrT
pikes. Fast Norilton by Priv..i. .,_,. Hlln..Lll ,,, \mmal Indii-uv ol main open nniil 6 Be
Edwui- Da ■■■ IV|M.rtmeM ...
Enseii had had hk under the dlrectk I V/Uliam rtaaa
adllor a r*Hxsy marlod for sp..-dinr ajidaraoa Then- ore 174 eaataJ boxw for v 141
: IbUell MUI a! Th(. ow|11.,> Jlirt.Med Wedne-.l.
onrtctec <ii drlrlng alter wprp ai, „,„„,,.tlt. of thk borough nillI , . .
....... „ ,! -.t IT. . k*U«"hspa na-c p,. ..nipiu-ed lo V2029 wiuioni i „, wUl continue mim- w m'
..i, imeii gico ltr]y or mUll ilU o^nan ,lblnin a- .ni, r ,V1;1 UlXl.v llhrhint. ,„,„
and COBU at Judge Conor, to.
un a drunken driving chara^Buc- |pi ,n, Q)lfS pi<.kad lip dm-inK ihe(lllil( slt, h#-tfl|(ll(
clarellt was arraated by orrkvi „ri| (Uy of ln, erusaia Han 194*1, u ^ ]0 JMj l$ renting Mr two Magen Rorrunowi _.,„. ,..„_
1 HK- dogs had no
■ M B uiiaiTlli «.|ier
nobile
was ihe inMapgotod
local residents yesterday
bed rlattor was Rev.l Prankllu L. Thomas. company|m .• „ .. f. Knteh. jward and also necessitate the etee-
I Coadl I) [) iiiuhtn ed . Chlei engineer, today retard I "«>rniiig oy jwigi nan«a^, rwiiigni Iion of a sllrrrssor ^ hlm „, 1(Minil|
Q Draft Board Ho B It I Whereupon , . . . ,l( ,,.„ u, lfcK
] »cond list of contnl, aTuntn -uc-eeds Joseph Mi-Flhntton M wr|1 „ .,„. ,.!,,.,„„, o| B ,„.w
i .., ,»e Amm,v :u, ;';.V nd velf, ; ■ ' 2S SS1^!? CTrtoud' \wm nniigtwlwinaen burgess, ate prtadanl
'■"'ORDER The |W: ,,,,-d suddenlv a week ago. ITie namaa of Councilmen In-no\
em<nt in the marlthne pro- ^JJ Tefnlione rtmipany. Tracy*!. ' _ . . . 'uram Rvan Costello and OoiOB
I ■ :,ven,h avenue and F^vettestre,., Judge Knight after adm.nLsteringif^JJJ^ SJ™,^11"; ,,,,,.,„..
iwn book on the cnopera- Knights of Pvthlas. Seeond avenue ihe oath of offlce paid tribute to theU^, W|!h ,,„. n,n<(, ()( pnsklant
Harry street: First National manet} of the late West C>>nsho- However before the election of a
tmj DWlabed b] Bar- Bank, IfrmrlOO B Wood. National > hock(.n „sltlMll When he termed [president the Third ward v.iean.i
.. ... Cylinder Gas pO., W ^_ Oaee_* Ann ^ ^^ rf ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^_ ■ Wll, ^ flIlrrt A numbPr of prr*?™
He was t\ guest throughout yea-
Cuptaui and M■
•• A na-
Uw of ejitla/jnlati
■
way on a one-' He had
i.llai
—nera dlagdayed HH« lam
"■■ in ottMH eaa i
been taken out tuimber in Ihe new od
im examined by a police ■Won, Thp 1940 UeetUMa axptiwl on Jann- lhe, h
dd ban beei
t,. an automobile Buceinr.. ed on or befon lhat dat. Hun
ern «aht d-">s ;»'" ld dreds oi dog owner- througho 1
e fail tool.- . llavi. raUed u, , ,„.» tn, ;, ,n tll„
. . up to UM present time ,.
e paid. despite the time limits expired more1 ^v wlU ,.„;,., sriPrai numbl
Hoiul'l iunk rrom Bgmaaw (|mn two months ago
The number of licenses taued numberi Therefore
ithrough the eoun
renaJad Hie large number of un-l^., mall box.
II be deleted
lor ol the extension dep.n
fit Francis XarkW
SJ 8 . hit fust bc-n eitaaa-ed
in a two weekv cam of lecture*
"ii ihe cooperative mon
Pandle Hill
PrkWd S. hool Walhngford Pa He
bai mad.' Ma heaelquBrtea tl ana
; 1 lecture March
Albert Gordon negro Grosslown
rjnod «W and
barging
Un trtth purcha.ing Jui ,,. ,.ru.
hu going ,e list weak ago 1 the !>•';
„ „ _ . Agriculture agents would appeal
licensed dogs, but BUUt| 01
will result
jail for 30 day
• t Alfr
Uflad he found
!!lt! failed topaj attention to the worn
ooppar tubing a'l"s"o InaNlimerous rfmipl;ullt.. KlU. ,tl.
property ol the rumpany. 1 Oor- rpad% ^^ |n |(|<. lrfi ,„ ,. o( th(.
■"'",,n;;u "*" large numbei of
■e.i to roam ai large.
tlcka rrom three b '»|
Court two weeks ago. . __. _, n .
On admittetl the purcfaj A. W. I.I <US
. ;nirt the thing to
Um when ODotmell amv.ii to
l« report.-, from the boyi
km hod purchased the
junk
OTJounell said the damage lo 'he .
Motorist- Fined
1100 and the
imposed on Leonard W Ballard.
North ISUl street. Philadelphia and
I Woloszyn W
■
a to d
• driving charges.
Woloezyn was arrested In Officer
..tier un accident
uid Walnut itn
, : m Cheltenham
collMed
with a ululiiy pole Boti;
before Judge Knight
School Athlete
Killed in Crash
Roherl
they will deposit pennies a,
rasion dea
Mrs Adull Kline «aj luinotfj hi
the group after the OfcaO!
■ d wedding nnni-reraary.
Mrs Axei 11 Bjwanaon r»2i) East
Hector street and Mrs C I.luvd
ipld. 316 Barren Hill road
served on the committee in charge
01 arrangements Thev were assist-ed
by Mrs Franklvn I
president of the A W T and Mrs
Adolf Kline The hall ai
was decorated in red arixtte and
blue
Inna Ma-guire
Mi<s Lola Brown Miss Mary
■
,;ikim Oiamman Hk 0
Lloyd Ftankenik
Bauaaoo, Mr^ Adolf rQkaa kt
Elwood Daiidson. Mrs Robert Neil
Mrs. J wile of
tot of Spring Mill Baptist
church: Mrs George I:
John Wrxfhi M
Reol lived at Sugartown and
Speak. Mrs Elmer Wolf. Mrs Char-fklrfleld
Road a Prankeulieid
.:.:.,. Mi 01
li president and director Mrs William Kline Phlla
Robin Corporation. Chicago! Mr. Edward Fcrnei Weel I
Artificial Ice Corporation. Uithtie no.
flif^ nnd Bond Corporation Era det Oermanl mm 1
pire fmuthern Oas Company BJ ■ re rece
. ri director of the Bmwn Mrs Anna Magulre
":blic Service 0
H mother is at Coronado Cal. | ^netjaugnla "aii atriea A* low
ar-old
I school athlete, was kill
cd ..mi a aanejjsxmkke. injured .ser- .
.Hided with a truck
.'it. 16. of Nar-
1
Elmei I. Cassiiiv. 17, Franl:lin\ ille
I ' ne truck also war
Injured
Hold Kantiuet
'lWi-n:v-onc members attended a
semi-annual pal banquet held l.i.:
night bv the A W T Society of
Spring Mill Baptist cliur. h a: Lfn-
Oaaa Heights
of pals vaa re\eaied and
new pals wno will aeeffatrj serve for
b moi.tii' wen appoint-uomen
distributed rainy
daj and HI to which
Not ali I
■
-till a'..ii!ahle
Eeyi
Kev arttl rnrgann the mniktna-tion
ocwnlni to the postal boxaa
Each boxhoUlet will be provided
■ i Dharge ot twwn-
■
available at the post office, at
■ maximum
amount permitted a boafjw
■
secured from Washing i"
The change from the combination .b
made h amed eater
r tei Meaney rierl.i
■
m hnvi '
:. ol the oombtnatkm oode
for a box or in
children or loitem
M ixholders
Open their boxes and \-.<■■■
..i.iii
Moiiiig ol the postal valuables
tie by Roj ftta ■
■
The Old building wilt In- occupied
by Robert Freas. rooter, who will
remove from a East First avenue T.)
the bUildll
amporarllj oecug*
lUddy Print Shop, Third
■ t in addl-nrat
uvenue prop-ioaa
ol a kura* contract
He will relinquish both places at
his removal to the old postal build-
•ated.
'lie poet Offta has occupied the
Meet for the leu
■ lime ol removal
aSrl con-
A total of tTSJtaof actual postal
ihown on the eooRa of
i the pasi year
A million dnllars worth of business
including nionei
tetngn bond. etc.
rough the windows or the
■ ■
tatao.
The new buBdCDg, Colonial in de-re.
i brick and
KMJ is one of the hand-in
the nation
AM It i of the former
mansion ol Charles fAikeni steel-ambJer
VJCTOR it KARI-S. IN
Rd . Somerion
AKIDAMciVFR
IM W lith Ave
V18HS) EDWARD J HEAVER.
ii Waaningtoh Bl
I R tNOU I'RYSON.
Mb Ave
ill ROBERT v\ |
RANCIB A MITBCH
Iplt) Ave, ambler
Dresher. Pa.
C .1 Al.EXANDEH
. ,h m
n
II W-.r Elm m
' 278 ELWOOD .1 SP
HP lARi mn 11
j .'ll Tie ■. u i'EH c :n i rn BB
.'Ml S(jU>MON F HEATH
IW Logan Ave . North Hill
i 315 Will a ti<M)l)WIN.
Pi Waahuigton. Pa.
| 330 CH tltt E8 M HBRDER
UJ3BR1 riBB
t^gan Ave Hot
Re plan.-
" Mo 361 W in ■,, led .,.■ Mondav night
aoodwhl an replacemei pjea York, a.-.'^heduled. however.
ooperattn
■ ''u' movemem and dlatlngidahed figures
ii the aurld
Ml Webb and our sons. Carlln
and John .went to Pandle inn to
Ooady BUd week" Captain
Webb 'a'es i waa to hue.
• .old kept
mi In in''
i,iv morning f was bui
K Block A Bros. Bpenen *• »** "' M' r^tkktlBB a real kna
lohn F DeHaven Post Hi to the mu!.1
1 hurch Mi Ctaneni n na tw a man who had the re-
WCHKI. ihe Alan Wood Iron & s
have l>een mentioned for the ofTUe
among t hem Pluhji On William
kxaavt Cowan Tie-i
i, Howard ^ unpUell i Mil « ,\ ■ membar of the Jury Board)Third ward will proboblv make a
,'.:.. born Hie-, have been lifelong Wright, John R Wood. Prank Wood.; myself. I can atBMt to ihe devotion Uelertlon of a randldate and pre-ei"
j Michael MasclantonM). Miss .Mar. ,„ out? and the fairness and an Mile ngano W iMWIIMlll for ofcailkai
Condy. a professor and dlrec-1 Cleaver. Atlantic A: Pacific Tea Co. partiality he exhibited m exerrislng| Another vacancy to be tilled
irerty
Mr and Mrs William Rellly.
ket. Michael J BehOt,
nt. Rosalind W
Monre Prancta Bruno, Donato Hoc-
CO .1 A Wanell. W II
Kehoc Brotlwri \ K '.
,. .tures there March M Kalua-. H M Rolml Ml John
ifi and 36, also, and ama aeneduled
I to deliver a fourth one April 4. but
IpaUad to cancel that due to
ence oi a heart condition
He left the Webb home last
New Tort Cttj where he
laantal I" enter Medical
(i-pltat last night reniam-
1 ing tliere OWT the weekend
tth i
in;
320
pr Ooady.*' be nld Be told
me that as 1 was unable to come down
■A la-st week he came to
-,; :n.- we am nry old and good
nd he didn't want to go
book i" Noui scnim wran
union '
The vi.r rat Of Ihe in-frniiiioiiaily
known figure here
L 'Of the town by his
I BuiiiiM amken
Ser IH-d.
\e \n Name and tndre-«
303 1233 FRANK W ROEBCK1
59 Owl
M Wfl.Bl'R DUNT.AP.
WIDDI2S«Ji!JrrrAT .^f« °»- ^« mansion oi Oharhu Lnkena steel- ma g 4tn An
MM for a vacation a ™ ^SrTTTJ. h RjfroKira He.- '"•n __ , »»8 123s E R ^OOLPH Jr
«ek ago He Is aUo survived by a!"r .,,d yorrwt Plione. 50 and Mi W Forrest Scanlin la amuteut < 915 Butler Ave, Ambler
It n —Adeerilaentetr ' nhniH mi Pag* Five.
■ lei No V 147 ll.II
old Cheater Weldamoyn
■
i alt No a
m h t AOOBT INK! I I
BO W M Ave
■ lilMapk
n .' VOl PICKLU
122 Mattison Ave Ambler
VONI1 i MARTTNEI I I
■„'u m .
n A BoajHi .u \
Ambler
R DEAN.
205 Chestnut St . Ambler
IndM-lrri Int.. Army
■
| those who Icfi
!-. from Moutg..:
No ■» at Ambler
tor final i the Arm-lo
being m-
Two I>I the men were volunteers.
Ellwo.i,| C BJtrrj .'ti 241 West
■ Ktlle worker and
■
[ be others
w Rokuid 11 U7 Waal
Ninth avenue tin
. ad v ''
avenue, laborer; no
n Webb where he entrained for
Tl New York If hie h-alth permits.
tjgn, he will also fill speaking engage-etei
gnd cm ■ ., p K ■ enta hi Wttaburgh Baltimore and
545 Olc -rer the west prior to his departure for
Botto. a graduate of IJI Salle Nova Scotia
ii outstanding Una- on a previous lecture tour in Am-the
college football team erica five years ago he .poke in
■ ■
aumohoeken made a study of the taMpwairn
H .iient in Norwpy. also
captained the football
Which he was fiillbnck for ihiee APPOINTED III I'l TV IN
Bd ba^kettmll IMIHMI UMIMI HIKIII
qor-linnmures snii D McAvov "
■ of the late Charles l> "
ia fiaiaei Dntt naey has
. t\ OoantJ Draft Board No ) with Veen appointed a deputy In the
.•an of Internal Revenue The
F. M- Phillip .v Boo, Redrnoode the dutta of hie office Ithat of supervisor Daniel Hi ram
(ttux* Store. WaMer Phipps. Dr Jot ,,- s>eiy|na of a Jury com- ney who has lUled the pntitton ii*
' Perkins. Dr. J. Ftolh, Frank nussloner are urgently needed r.''several years, resigned on Mondaj
iins tana m fall thai .i prornxa au-.and it is expected a ataseaaaoi wdi >*■
potnUnent nhould be made to fill thelcleFted at the meeting ol council
,■. niKht
iipnoinied Mr Mullen We believe l Four persons have made .
■ arm mulif) and (tat bejttai tor the ugiaialaraalilp "Thej
will iv- ,i J oner worthy'are Joseph Oarnet who pnvkHielj
Of the traditions of Ihe ofTlre held the post John Faired William
After the oa'h of office was given.: Vinlng. Sr and John Mullen There
Quuui. Joseph c Moon Hi and the court decnuwd a fin minute ra-laaai >»■ otlmni aj the tune ol tin-
Mrs Roy BIt.idt. Mr and Mrs How-,eras during which time Mr Mullen!meeting.
am Prench Mi and Mi.- Oeorga reoefved the felicitations of his j Acting Burgess Rhoads has al-
Mary Y Horn. Mrs many friend* made change.- U the mannei
Dugan. Mary Sadowski. Dennison Axnonf ttMaa attending the rxer-jin which the office was condm ml
Or. D Pordy.'e ,,.,,. «,,, Devnocratk Oounky com- He mil hold no hearnaja hi i
kfcDade WUTta H Baldwin, mtuea ChaUrman Raymoakd K. court coses are likely to be uuoueo
'. iiunei John Cixik Haile' Manarh. lurj Oonxmrnaoner Hamueljand has Uken steps lo aama
i* Murru M til. with the bor-
Prank H C. HUlega RaUajfa Kdl-
Oeorga aodansaugh, Pranda Wol- Kane lormei Norristown postmas-jinet and John W Tuekerniail aliei
Walter Masakow- o-i aft Ma ■ Man Norrmtown imtltM moaitnl) to handa
• ki Cash Philadelphia Bargain ■ niemiw-r of the Democratic state
HOUM William .1 DNeil. Howard J CoUUnlttee Matthew .1 Scanlan.
o'Neii, I. Ball. .1 Dougherty, Beaale income tax coUactm Burgi
kephen Mr it Bvam Poitstown. and othen
and Mrs H W Holmes Mi M.u A bUfa baehai Of uladioll had a
Bate Mr and Mrs Barn ('"1- prtmuneni place hi the court room
iltauaaad efl rate fgnt for the exercises.
Tulips and Hyacinths Favorite Easter
:;,,Z; Flowers, Give Way to Domestic Plants
heard llM front door open, went to
id come in and found It
cases There i
to the office
■
Refused In Regittet
For Draft; Arrested
ClayUM Beruev tlnrtv
Hen ihe only man of A at
ituft area who refused to
register, w .1
hi-s home
He is now in kloyamexudng art-
Igen Philadelphia m default of $500
I bail, awaitiiu - | oiirl
tha and tulips, instead of! blllbs DM Michael Car. 1 United
hat Thev want
war in Europe RM virtuallv ggi pattl'grown buibs
blooming proluseh on Easter flower C'all.i Idle . too will oe av ,:;.,!. le
OOUnten this Ea.stertide will be con- in the usual ipiant:
spuuous only by their absence. j not in especial demand at Easter, it
.nil be iinually none offer- 'is pointed out California supplies
ad BJ the ttoti-t' A limited mini- rnoat
Nr» Eanler rlhwms
" o'Donnell. rector of Bt
., R C Church and praLs
■irch and the parochial
ery fine'
, Following dinner ai
.me la-st night. Dr Coadv »as
g I)e- driven to North Philadelphia
bmne Wednesday afternoon
When the man saw them coming
he made no attempt to lean- but
locked himself in his roam The at-fu<
rs tadkad with him through the
door for two hours before parenada
ing him to surrender
a -our 01 ...e «,. , », ,.« ^ ^^ wn frwn ^^^
expressed ttdl^a *" ™ ovfr from lant y«r. bv ^n..' t'o*ir !i; |.l,i the lost tulips and thi* bmutv or the town, panicuiany houws .md sonip priVB„. prrtreriyjriyaclnthi, tern Beater Oot
the view of , of, but few I'orist . will haw even one i„ the buyei . anyhow will make
''in- H- ■ •■ '" R« ■ haavy-eoented byactnth or gav tuttp thrtr i
William A ODonnell. rector 01 »t ^noiig its blooms in nemesia and schuan-
C chiuc-h anajtaUj-l .I7lp bulbs tor triPS<, tma uopuur thus Nemesia is much like a small
blooma 1 ante i trtuauy en- phlox m a|maavanoa, comes in
Utilv from picturesque Holland so varied rolors with red predomln-internationally
regarded as the ating Schizanthus resembles a
world's market for tulip bulbs, that pansi grows In various hues
it won the apiWlatinn Tulip We will say if also witli these
Land". Virtually all the hyarmth Easter Bowan Cinerama hvdran-bulbs.
too. came from the fields un- gea. daffodils, calceolaria, pelarago-der
the windmills num. a kind of pansy-geranium, and
Hitler's invasion of the Low Coun- azaleas
■ Spring ■blitzkrieged'" the According to some florists, few
deluate blooms. One report Is that tears will be shed by them at the
the flower bulbs were dumped into loss of the tulips or hyacinths
the sea. another that thev were fed Then forcing i<" the Faster trade
- bland required en much care, lhat their
A few American growers raise handling brought little profit
tulips, but not in anv extent, florist.. The comparatively late date of
say ta -Sunday this year, will also be
I.dies howevet according to Willis'helpful to florists, m uffsetliin, tlu-ll
Baldwin taal bawtet, Will more dearth of tulips and hva.inlhs Be-than
hold their own come Faster cause of the advanced |>eriod. more
There's no shortage, whatever, he i;eianiiirns will also be available for,
1. i ii\ kajna an BtakaJnod al* the Ea.ter demands
most entirely from Japan, a native' Bulbs like food products, can lw
habitat of unnumbered species of kept in cold storage and and
lilies and they are coming through quantrj done with hlv bullK. ( oMMITlli MUTINd
■ By BJ In previous years Speaking of the proximit*. of the The Cttiaena Commuter of Bat-kaa,
is the large** h'.v- largest lih grenrtng house, to Con- icry C. 166th Field Attillerv PNC.
grower m the Dnttl holicxken this same Bowel hoiiseTias called BB kUaxvktOl nii-eting for
Baldwin jioints out. and any day ln,ls also classifified as the largest Monday night at 8 at borough hall
the year the nearby lily houses arejgrowers ot hydrangea and are In R. 1.1111 oln Hnm aaemtai
-locked with bloom.', line to rnglm BM HUM title forlspecial invitation t<i any orgamm-
!n?w?OTm in °!L °A. io» Bermuda has been a limited mar- orchid-rau-ir.R Eien hvbndieatton tions not vet represented on the
Z few ciVrnT 1.,,-h RECORDEB! Hec-.kpt Ior "U b"1"*1- " ■ »t*t*d. but of orchids hercofore considered committee to attend the meeting
tor and Forrest Phone* 50 and 501 *•■ bulbs from that nearby uJand dlfflcull in Amerka seems to be together with all group
-Artwttapni*ni don't foree as well for enrnmerrial'headed for mv 'hem rented
appointment was made
KTommendatlon of Ra>Tin>nd K
. iiairnian Of 'he Demo-eratk
Committee of BBB
Count!
New Paper Machine
for Hamilton Mill
A new paper machine is being
installed at the plant of the W C
Hamilton and Son-, paper mill. Mi-quon
and will be ready for opera-tion
within the next few weeks
When placed in operation the new
machine will lncrea.se production
approximately 20 per cent Addi-tional
help will be needed and al-ready
about 50 additional employes
■
force
The plant is working at full ca-pacity
and because of ihe increased
production the finishing
ment a middle shift will be placed
in operation, beginning on Monday
Employees engaged on '
will work from 3 to 11 30 p
three-quarters of an hout