The Conshohocken Recorder, May 28, 1943

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Eaiablished 1869. No. 7277 CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1943 TWELVE PAGES PRICE: THREE CENTS
Veterans to
HonorMemory
of14Comrade
Orator
Ota and Auxiliiirir" ^
huh] Memorial -rrvi*'-
\ 1S11 CEMETERIES
Charohei w ill join Veteran
in ervioei in Mrtho-di-
i Choreh
Tribute to soldiers of three wars
who passed away during the year
will be paid Sunday night at the
annual community Memorial ser-vice
in the Conshohocken Methodist
Church, under the sponsorship of
John P. DeHaven Post 129. Ameri-can
Legion, and Conshohocken Post
No. 1074. Veterans of Foreign Wars
The evening service in all of th?
churches will be dispensed with in
order that members of the several
congregations may attend the ser-vice
All the Ministers will have a
part in the program.
The Memorial address will be de-livered
by Rev. Arthur Copeland.
pastor of the Conshohocken Pres-byterian
church. Special music will
be sung by the Senior and Junior
Choirs of the church. The roster
will be read by Rev. Stanley R.
West, rector of Calvary Episcopal
church, and chaplain of
Panel toChock '-uth™ P?*™ Synod Boundaries
Sa!< s Prices
it In Stores
Noted Artist to Speak S<'nt<MH'4'(l to
I At Art League Dinner
45 Days in Jail.
$250 Fine
Ration Board makes apoii
menu to safeguard buyer
fr. <-lii linn merchant -
REPORT VIOLATIONS
Charsei above ceiling price
■Ii mid 1M- reported to
Pane] ' hainnan
0 : 'heck on price ceilings in
H wlB ty> made by a price
pan?l which began functioning
W2rin".'dav through War Pric" and
! Rev. G. E McCarney. pastor of| R. J. Cavaliere of Bato-Cynwyd
-St. Mark's Lutheran church and > distinguished Philadelphia lllustra-
Arthur I. Freas. elected delegate; ;0r. will be the guest speaker at th«|
representing St. Mark's, attended annual dinner of the Conshohocken1
the annual convention of the Cen- Art League. June 5 at 7. at Andorra1
tral Pennsylvania Synod, In Zlon!inn< announcement is made today.,
Lutheran church. Harrlsburg. Per-, A graduate with honors of the!
Fh»ps the ht*;h point of the Con- pPnasvlvanla Museum School of In-i
ivention was reached when the 6001 dustr,ai Art. Philadelphia. Mr Ca-
■ rastors and laymen voted unanl ■ | va]lere has illustrated many nation- ■
mously to accept the uniform re- L„v.known publications and ha,.
'wrt°f ^e Join.commUteeonln-l^^ mimen)us COVPrs Ior ,h„
ter-Synod Rations. This report j
had to do with «j-ahgnment of;f flf-ft gPin, wilmn m\
he Li themn Svnnds irt Pennsyl ■ : „„ ,u„. ' i^, . «„ ....
vanla, partinilarlv the running of a 9™.1 . M K!".^™ AL " J K"'«'
riffinite line between the territories J president of the Alumni AuocU-S
fta Central Pennsylvania Synod £» ° he Pennsylvania Museum ■ Mill
and the Ministerlu mot Fauna,' Sc*°* ^Industrial Art. is affiliated* ur,.
Svnod The dividing line between with numerous art associations and
the two Bynodl shall be the Beat- ls im honorary member of the local ..Your face is
ern boundary line of the counties IMKW. having shown his striking
of Lancaster. Lebanon. Dauphin, illustrations In numerous league
Northumberland. Columbia and Ti- exhibitions
This means that at the end
<hir Heights man plea
guilt) to lecond offeni ■
ai drunken driver
TWO OTHERS HMD
lh Meeting man fine
Pined 1200 for fall-
•i -:«-|i at accident
familiar." Judge
Plan to Open Two
Playgrounds in July
, The Recreational Committee for
! the Supervision of the Playground!
made tentative plans lor the open-ing
of the borounh's two public
1 playgrounds early in July, at a
meeting Wednesday night in the
.Mi:: H Wood Park House.
Although plans are no: yal il»iin-
, lie. it is hoped to operate the two
recreation centers for children as
usual on ' grounds of the public
grade schools. Third avenue and
Harry street, and In the Mary Jan"
Su'.cllffe Park, lent}] avenue and
■; Wood street
' The committee Ls inviting appli- :
cations for the post ol supervisor)
and workers at the two play-j
grounds. Mrs Henry Rollins. Sr.. j
1013 Faye te street, secretary and)
will n
Strike Closes
Schuylkill
Iron \\ orks
I niiiii men on ihift -t walk
out Refuse to work «illi
man objectionable to them
S\> NOT | MiiN MATTER
Man complained "f denlaa
charges Sayi he waa i»nt
in i IIIDII without consent
outlaw" strike of 400 "tnploy-
Oeorge C Corson told Mi, . . KpplL3ationfcH|ind*mpnaeisi•*• °f **»■ SobuylUll Iron Works,
Janasn. of Cedar Heights this that full qualifications accompany Moral branch of Alan Wood Steel
Mrs. Charles Heber Clark. 123'mornlng when the latter appeared 'n-m Gustt>v Abrams .chairman of: company. Ivy Rock, which has in-
Rationing board 2646-5, of Ridge ^ 10H morp than ]00 Cnnarega-i East Fifth avenue, is reservation1 before him to plead guilty to oper- th" committee, presided and othe
REV. AHTIIl It COPFI.ANII
Pupils Hold
May Exercises
pike. Whi'.emarsh township.
Oscar c Proas, chairman of the
of the Central Synod will find chairman for the dinner, all reser- ating a motor vehicle while under g™*"11 were H ,rrv Eliam and Elias
a whole set of new objectives and vatlons to be received not later! the Influence of Viloxicatlng II- Blalr
bnirrt. announced the appointment t|Upn,s,s u m(.mbers of the Minis- than June 2 Mrs. Walter P. Heck.,Qlior-of
William Graham, of Wagner lerium St Mark's congregation president of the league, is general Janash admitted having been
toid Lafayette Park, as chairman wU1 bf% onr or lrlose transferred to chairman of arrangements. M ntenced on the same charge pre
Of the price panel commltttee. H^* the Ministerium from the Central Tlie dinner Ls open to all league viuusly. and today he confessed
is to be assisted by Norman Wooley. jjvn0(j Each Svnod now has over. nn-mbers and invited guests. Due driving under the same conditii
also of Lafayette Park 60o congregations, and the balance, t0 war. the annual exhibit of the on two more occasions r<| v wi 1);
violation of oallmg prices should o[ strength will not be disturbed work ot \eagw members will not be He wos *nl to J»» f* *5 «>" fulOeMIl I \ 1 \ (I
T- To Fight For
Ma) n»\ prosram pren
■l Buck Bone -< I
l'u»rant " \inrrir;i
Beautiful*1 given l»
cast.
Despite .r.'-
be reoorted by co:.- un : •> UM in the transfer
commi;te« through Mrs William
Bosch, of Barren Hill, who is of the
personnel or the ration board.
The nam? of the dealer and
receipt showing the amount eharg'
ed for any items above the celling
should be furni.-h-as
soon as possi!
,. . . ... Uon has occurred, according to the
skies, that hurtled hllrniHn
. bald tlda year
Ml.,1
1,1
III.
1,1,
. LeeR&TEarns Bus Travel to
i£ii€E ^2.50 a Share Be Reduced
EDisconal . cniirman. T(hTeie tteerrrriittoorryy eemmborraacceeda , f , ...
the Legion snow"s over 'hf «**» before its by the board includes Conshohock- Comparative stat.-Nli'tlt Ol M IJIH- appeals to pUDlU
dicatlons tooay ot sprr-aaing to the
latter mill, has closed the plant
down tieht since Wednesday.
The plan* engaged virtually en-tirely
In vital war work. Army and
Navy labor officials have been called
In to try to effect n return of the
striking men. The walkout wss
not approved by the Union, it Is
stated
After two meetings between the
military officials, officials of the
will Wood Company and representatives
of Local 1392. United Steelworkers
of America. CIO. the Issue was re-t"
ported by the latter as "stale-r
mated". The local claims a mem-bership
of 1500 men among the
Alan Wood employees. Officials of
the Union visited here also in an
The rigid restriction on the'us- attempt to perstiade the men to re-
Borougbs ^ 'iation
join vtiih Philadelphia
tffi rt to -tn|i dumping
-ih from mines into ri\
8 bqroi represented.
arninas for -i\ months
ending Vpril M). Snows
11.7'. increase in tales-
Earning gain 2cts, R share.
nnl i
Govemmem orders aer
vice rurtailed Full srlied
ul«' for Saturday shopping
Post Rev Harry P. Boughey. pas-; conclusion, the annual May Day en and Ambler and the townships
tor of the Methodist Church, will, program of Black Horse School was °r Whltemarsh. Horsham and Up-preside.
held at 6.20 Tuesday night, there. , ^I**™1"- . . A Ai The members of the two posLs, i with Marie Quartuccio as "Miss The board also has opened a dis
the Ladles' Auxiliaries and Junior victory", an impressive pau. ■m«'1 ,ta th,* Horshaw
organizations will assemble at their .Am?rlcil ,ne Beautiful-, featured »*nan»P building »**}** °?
respective headquarters and march rhe „rogram Pattv Frangiose and Montgomerj-vUle road Fred Powcl.s
tht-m. ed accordion solos and the school Fret, K°«hler of Horsham. This corporation and its subsidiary the effort by refraining from bus travel several block;
The veterans who have passed I orchestra added to the occasion
away during the last year are: q^p paqeant was an adaption
Spanish-American War-fmm the original by Martha
SS ,LnrZ 5TS A ,o„,p.ra.,ve sta«mf„> of .h.1 An urg«n. .pp,.! ,0 the pubUc or
John S
Ramsey. Jacob H Stong, George A Blinde" arranged and directed
Witcraft. M:. Kmlly Lehman, assisted
World War-Hugh L Ptoae ,- .h,, (Llcllity.
George H. Luvey. Sr, James C. Mc-i piipn8 participating, and their
Bride, Joseph H Orsell. Frank J.. ro;...
Pollock. Jr. William Root <Korow- AMKRICA THE BEAUT FUL
blewiczi. Edgar Rupp. Dr Aaron L : Pml■-■ HI D11th IReudfr* Jactiueltn Sho-ln
num. ontmte Orabjw^'i
World War II-Leroy A Freas. olM, club Amerku the Beautiful
John R. Wood. Jr., Charles H IntradueUon
CiMrdr DUCorpx """
offire will s«-e considerable gasoline RfpuDllc Rubber. Youngstown. O. I except when absolutely essential Ottey told Judge Corson he has
nliM UutMd of traveling .1„«.3«. ._s.hows a—gaii—n o*f U44M.T; o—v—er »th».e..j. wwn.ierini wwaarr wwoorr«keerr5s l,ooaado tmhee vveehniiccl.e™s p,eadlng „,,„, ,„ faUu,,. ,„ M ,
10 headquarters at the WhiWmtnh ,.„„. period last year. Federal and, ™„™S"T„r'•>... ,.„.* : at the scene of an automobile ar
lowiuhlp I .Hi mil ..... ..1X„ mereased from $323-
Audible Signal for
All Clear in Raid Test
kill Valley Bus Lines.
and ordered to pay the costs and I
line of $250.
On April 17, Janash was arrested |
nt Joshua and Flourtown road-..
Whltemarsh, by Officer Edgar Mit-chell,
and on May 1 he was again
taken into custody near the scene
of his first arrest. The second time
he was apprehended by Oftlcir
Axel Swanson.
Fined $100. Costs
Thomas N. Ottey. Sr., 54. of Ply-
. mouth Meeting, was sentenced to of gasoline had a telling effect on turn to work, but the strikers ap-pusea
on Sunday : pay the costs and a fine of $100 the attendance at a meeting of the; P**ared adaihaol
when he pleaded guilty to driving, „ Countv Bnrmwh's As No stal'mPIU •" procurable
while under the influence of intox-! MomRDr".r> coumv Boroughs As- ffom Ehp W(Wd Companv relative to
icatlng liquor before J,udge Corson sociatlon la.n night In City Hall, tne strike Union spokesman sav
thi^ morning. Norrlstown. the second session ht'd the trouble "all started with one
He was arrested by Officer Weid- tnls Jiear 0( ine twenty-four mem- : m^n " Although spokeman of the
man. Norrlstown police. May 15 at borouuhs onlv eleht were renre UtcM refused to divulge his name.
Airy street and Haws avenue, after, D^r "wrou.*^ onn eignt were repre- u wgs l(,ampd frnill othpr 5nurc^
officer had chased his car for, sent ed and practically all of these lmu h6 ls Samuel Brown. 42. of
are in close proxlmltv tn railroads Collegevllle, an employee of the
or bus lines companv for 20 years He Is not a
The association adopted a resolu- member of the I'mrrn
tlon urging all boroughs bordering ■ The general walkout had its in-on
the SchuvlktU river to go along ception last Friday at 3.30 in the
the war
Wells
Young.
The order of =ervlce beginning at
7 30 follows
Organ Prelude—"Medley of
American Legion Airs"
.Hjnin 362—'Nearer. My Ood
" To Thee"
The Invocation.
Rev O. E McCarney j chriiimp Ge*ull<
The National Anthem
iini Bind
< t^aiit-1h
..lid Drill
Drum Hajiiutui
Drum Hiijur
Drill Irailcj
Drilli'm Antli'
I
-itt> Cuibr*-
equals $2.50 per share on the 241
509 shares of capital stock out-standing,
compared with $2.48 for
landing period last year
si* llonUu si\ HoBUu
'ii ol future air raid tests if present: Kndxt Ended
Mnrt!no ptans .j If, ■, B . n 13 April 30
I ,, . '• ' RUB of the
tiontgonterj County Defense Coun-,
" ' Cll
A uovernment order requiring a'^jjjjj,1, JJJfutJJwn
702.73 to $1,112,585.26. an increase j drastic reduction In schedule. ^^- j ordered to pay the costs and placed
of $788 882.53 fectlve Wednesday, has caused cur- on protatinn for six months by
•th ■ earnings for the period tallment of the usual frequent bus Jud^.e DBnnehower today.
■ service An appeal Is made to all 4 He was taken lnto custodv * '
An audttsla all clear on whistU'S
and sirens Instead of the present
radio will denote the end
, ,.' ,. With Philadelphia In an effort to' morning, when 21 Union men on
hi. the coal companies stopped shift 3, refused to work longer with
from dumping culm in the river. ! Brown and walked out of the plant.
Solicitors af boroughs along the. Officials of the Wood company at
river met with Philadelphia officials the time said 'that the issue was
sri viL-r nil appeal is iiiuut- in uu, jrt, wtts taken into custody It'i- .y■■e■s•t•e■r •d■«a•y' >to« >d••e■>ci•d"e■ u"piwoni «a ptnlmanu ■o/.f' pi ure-l.y■ a Union one and not their
persons to remain at home Sunday.' i0Wi11B ftn accident on the outskirts! action to, force the state to act to , problem"
■u .n.■l<e.s.s. u..s..e. ,o.ff bbuus iI_s «h.-.,l,i>.,l., «.■ _ . ii - > - i.- Sinn nvec iirttltitirin Qnllcirni- V I ObleCll'
sentlal for church
ilxsolutely as
emergency
ot Pottstown. April
was driving struck .Lilil
A car h stop river pollution. Solicitor E Ohiemon to working with Brown,
Sain.
Anthem—■"American Prayer."
stock and Reals dutu. one*"
'".airman Matz was one of those
voting for the new system at a
:HB of the Metropolitan Dis-
■ Defense Council held in Phtla
Drastic changes have been made in, Marion Weru. 17. of Pottstown
the Sunday schedule.
^company issues the followm, Bui|djnff Permits
rtme travels on Schuylkill IssUC'd Dlirillg Ma>
Indjurad Arnold Forrest, represented this i a Local spokeman said, w
r EU wptr
He SI-The
Youth Choir
Scripture Reading—Psalm 103
R*-v W. Marshall Lee
Male Chorus—-Faith of Our
Fathers"
Reading of the Roster of
the Dead Rev Stanley R West
Bugle "Taps"
The Memorial Prayer.
Rev. Abner J D,.\:'*-
Anthem—"The Recessional"
DeKoven
The Senior Choir
Offertory—"My Buddy". Donaldson
Hymn 489—"My Country. Tis
of Thee"
Sermon ... Rev. Arthur Copeland
Hymn 520— Abide With Me"
The Benediction
Organ Postlude— "American
March" J H Shepherd
J H Shepherd,
organist of the church
Memorial services will be con-ducted
at seven cemeteries and two
monuments Sunday afternoon
the members of both pasts partici-pating.
The veterans will assemble
their respective headquarters at
the Legion at Second avenue and
Forrest street, and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars at 14 East Elm street
from where they will leave at 1.30
The V. F, W. will be Joined at Sec-ond
avenue and Fayette street by
' the Legion and the two organiza-tions
will march to St Matthew's
Old Cemetery where a joint service
will be held at 2.30. At the conclu-sion
of this sen-Ice the two groups
will separate. The veterans ot For-eign
Wars will visit the following
cemeteries and hold their usual
service: St. Matthew's New Ceme-tery
at 2.30: St. Benedict's Cem »
lery at 3 and Oulph Cemetery at
345 On their return from the
Oulph Cemetery, the Veterans will
stop at the monument at the West
entrance to the Matsonford bridge
and conduct a service at 4.30.
Following the Joint msettag a!
St Matthew's Cemetery', the Ameri-can
Legion will visit these ceme
teries and hold their services: Ply-mouth
Meeting Friends at 2.30;
Cold Point at 3. and Barren Hill a
3:45. Upon their return to this oor
ough they will hold a service at the
monument at Second avenue and
Fayette street at 4:30.
The ministers of the various
churches to which the cemeteries
KM associated will make the ad-drjas.
Rev. Stanley R West will
.' make the address at Plymouth
. Meeting Friends,
: o. Marl
i. Bin Blrnl
^ttisodt' i
Dd Al-
71 BI! Valley Lines' buses as frequently as
they have done heretofore during
the midday and evening periods, it
""" fl.GB7.wa 03 7 043 536iaiwiil * absolutely impossible for us
to handle the crowds with the re-delphiH.
The Council voted to de- ,, n.ou. 1-83,9,9M m*MM dured mileage we are permlted to
mand as an all clear for the live ', ^'^ a „ d I operate. For this reason we bespeak
county area and a 15 second blast on 2-i.2«:4 6i iMJgfl.nl your cooperation by:
The area Ddnprtaas Mont- i use 2t-.4 ».i ilaMjsaia l. Reducing your travel during
leawrr, Philadelphia, Chester, i>„.
Permits totaling an expenditure
of $3710 were issued during
month of May by Borough Secre-
-
141 -
1.715.170S2
iS2JSSS4
Thiiti I
•»'««'»* coun*.
i . ■ r the Danre It has also been announced by ;„;!",
the Countv Chairman that Mont-gomery's
No 2 Zone will no longer p
Tom Tom Bnnor Adoiph P>,-.n, de{>end on Philadelphia 'or Its raid Federal In-tlpioi
Davtd PkwIDo ft]ert of blackout signal ; oome Taxes.
H The Montgomery County Control. "geT dr^ie
Center at Norrlstown will send the
signal to that area in the tutur
The change Is a result of Sum! i Share
night's fiasco when most M the IMI SM Shure. of Capi
tam ■ ■
Indian Squ.iw Vr;.i U
Karle A.in.ic.d.i.. Petar Cartn
"»elliit»uiio Anna f"
•'uKetif Lenat. Thrrc-.i T >■:■ -i- M '\ '
I Annu MaliiiiM D -ti ■!.!
Meoll. Leo i I
fadeo, Aii'oinette T<^tu.
t ■ i
tfuslo i
I-iiidredtl, I' I 'ur Pathrtu
Lord
Some Ye Thiiiiktui People
Church
;:.■■.. ; ..
1- RiimuiK>. Kiittriir Carbo.
Puaruni BUvto Baalle, Bui
taaia BUKI- RH.I <:. a
■
■
.. Lorraine M»:liinrl. The-eiw
Mavo. All
>.\o. John Perelne,
Tarle »»ldnrsi. Sabtna Te lev Ida Tor«
■
rtiisode 11, Olonlul PnirloM
Vlnslr Fifth and Sixth Clradei
Jur Plan Yanltee Docile
Spirit Ol '76. Jack Mato H
tiotif, Lwerence Sbei.
rhp hunuM
Dnnn-n. Frntire^ Ooata, M.ity Ptan-v
Franzone, Thorenn Meoll
ubella Parrntr. Syhi.i 1' n
luerlte Salamone. Anna Bern (in. Pa-
'rliln Thuriuoii. Arlenr Tin'.ib
Episode 3. WeMern Fronller
Mu-ir Ofcn—tre "< d
Turks] :n the Straw. The Cowboy.
°op Ooem the Weaael. Home or, tti"
Baas*
Cow«lrIn and CampO-e:
II .rUiari, Sannn'i
fohn •'iifi Sattatoni Tentn Marbn
"nrbo. Jrmnm Lepn Mart Ha :. i
Uuu PHirchLo
"pbiode <. The South
■ ■ ■
Mv Old Krinii.-fv Hi. re Swing
lixie. Old Folk* at Homr. Old Dl
haaftlon
ISamsn i
DnclB T,mi Himiun ~
Madame of Plantation Ann.
. . iliiKK Ev-ly
Suale DIBocco. Antri
.■ -t ,, it
Oranese, Joe UaMtm-iln. PB-.IU.I1P !
ainr, Clara pomponlo. Philip Torrtal
■ Drill
Victory Drill . El hill Grnde
Driller* i r>>>riiniu
BIIHK. Dolores Campaniui Beatrice Cl-
Donato Walter Mae T.+K. Julio Plor-
'..,:;'! Rl-.i Qalnnti l" ■ Cl.,iln
LMUt, Car-
OUne Meoll. Ro<e Natallup. ttoer Nt
Pa-^qunle. An':rllne pp:|p hlo. Ann.i
:■.:.,
Space do** nut penult Ina
tin- pup"" in the rhvihn,
club or on I
Rhythm Band
aCarttw Carbo. Samuel Almenii
Annette Moreno, Theresa Sal.i-mone.
Eddie Culbrcath. Patty
i n.' ■:;;.. H
NOTt. tl.i...
signal late and some of them not at Eudfd April 3n. i»'z were
all. Philadelphia admitted the;'" Federal E«ces» ProflU Tax
error and explained that the signal " ~ - ~
was not sent out 1 TUCK ( TUSheS ( BT.
Zone Two includes Chelienhiim. ¥ • • ■■••
Springfield. Abington, Upper and Injuring' rlVt?
Lower Moreland. Lower Ga-ynedd..
Hatboro. Horsham. Bryn Alhyn. Four women and a two and one- priirwI 1 ■■«-*- Rutiifnu
Ambler. Whltemarsh and Upper, half year old boy were injured;111*111" OUT} lAfluriln
Dublin. Tuesday night when their car waslg*> frUO Kills
The practice has Ridge]
poses
places of amusement for the period
of the emergency.
2. And bear in mind, shoppers!
should continue to cooperate by not j n
, riding the buses between 2 p. m. JJJ1™-.^*$£;%*^Trv
- -: which time buses are. ^ irs w00; oominic
factory workers and' rfo ^ w„t Nmtn avenue_
«M «4al5to"f
fl"d office employees going «■ g, Mlchae, WwfieU0, I16
«"* Month*; and from work. Mnnip stree- nivement $25 John
Minuet You will note that no rsduction.^/^^'^rth .^^
has been made in the service iw,^ „ 150; M Paust 207 Efls:
operated on Saturdays on any *w „s. $50; Ralph
rout.', which LS done in order tn
make it possible for everyone
shop conveniently on Saturdays
borough and solicitor Morris Oer-! on a personal and
ber represented West Conshahoc*-| basts.
on "The question of this man's not
It is planned to ask the Sanltarv being a member of the Local had
Waier Board to order the mine absolutely nothing to do with It",
operators stop depositing silt in the said the Local spokesman. 'It is
river :cly a personal issue The man
lyman Charles H. Burn- appears to be overwhelmingly in-ner.
Jr.. and Attorney Julian Ber- laiesttd m n-lmioti Men In steel
Mt, nnrd spoke on the legislation efTet'- mills grow roueh and are apt to
tary Joseph J Quinn Th, J*Wsi , borou^s ,hBt cam? ^tore the sometimes use rough languatje Tins
single expenditure is for $2000. tnr m.pnt sesalm o{ l]w i^^^^p , inBn objected The men stood his
estimated cost of repairs »tM phU(p Prn(lletoni of Brvn Athvni' attitude for a long time, but simply
store property at GS Fa>et e s.ree ffw fl brJef n fl( ^ mfen ■ ovcided to stand u no longer. Whe-owned
by Pandells Giamoglow, The Q[ [hp sute Boroi]gh.s As30cla„on tner he ii a Union member or not
complete list of permits Is. hj,]d |n Erle hfld notnlng to do wlth lrif wnlk-
C. D. Houtman dellevered a hum- out"
orous lecture, entitled. "Orchids to Drnir* Charge
Politicians". Interviewed last night at his 16-
Vernon Wvnne. treaturer. report-: acre farm two miles from College-ed
a balance of $178 46 in the ville. near Oermantown pike, by a
the inlddav and evening periods as
much as possible. This means fewer d ScheidlBrewing Company..
trips to th* stores for shoppmg pur-.^H
Elm nnd Popiflr
pases and to the movies and other!^[S
B
$47?: George Gebbhardt,
pavement at 124 East Elm street.
$50: Mrs. Spanish. 140 West First
avenue, plastering. $150; Leonard treasury.
Following the business session,
refreshments were served.
Clarence Burkhardt pi.
Hold Prisoners Who
Escaped Prison Farm
Two inmates who attempted to
escape from the Montgomery Coun-ty
Prison. Eagleville. Sunday. Mav
been for Phila- struck by an oil truck on the Rldg'
delphla" to notify Cheltenham which I'ike bridge which oraaass the Per-
;"'v in turn fans out the signal to the'kiomen Creek nt ColleReville
other sections T^" accident occurred when the
With this change placed in effect trucks brakes locked as the vehi-in
the near future the onlv other elSS were passing each other As a
Montgomery County area receiving reault *»» f,"^ crashed into the
calls from Philadelphia will be s^e of the pleasure —
Lower Merion and no change iSi l'» occupants^
contemplated there at the present „T!ie >'»J«red *h«j J
Montgomery Hospital
T. ere:
ar hurting all
' Mrs. Alice Zollers. 22. of Trappe.
the driver, possible knee fracture
! and injured hip; A Wesley Zollers,
MMII
ti But-
Edwnnl
WILL COLLECT CANS
Herbert T Tole. chairman of the
salvage committee of the local Ci-, j her ^ faewn of the skull.
vilian rjefenae Council announces hf' mothrr M,, Ann, Wl>nwr. 54
there will be a collection or tin f Trappe. possible fractured ribs
irOQfbOUt the borough neat' and injured nose- Mrs. Walter Zol-ili>
useholders arc requested ,cr;. M Eag|eviUp. her mother-ln-
10 have their cans cleaned and ,,iW ■-fftfyqf (factured pelvis and
Battened and placed in containers rraetursd right wrist, and Mrs
in order that th.'y may be easllj sumiiel Lesher. 21. Evansburg. frac-collected.
The collection will bo ■ mred rmht forearm and left elbow
made by Boy Scouts. carl W Franidce. of PI\Tnouth
Meeting, driver ol the trunk was
KVriON BOUND uninjured and was not held by
( IHIRMW RlilOHl ! Chief of Police George Mover. Col
District Director R. F. AshenM rhd investigated.
ter of the Philadelphia OPA today
aiknowlcdged receipt of the resig- W*»cf ^iHp Offprt'd
Rationing Office
Manopello. 114 Maple street, coop,
$20; Eugene Murphy. 217 East Sev-enth
avenue, shingling. $260: A
Sosnowy 111 East Hector street. !«. w^re held for grand jury action
roof $100: Pandells Giamoglow. 68 at a hearing before Magistrate
Favette street $2000. Joseph Wolfe yesterday
They were:
CimB i„ Dnl,nVAr Herbert Dieterly. Pennsburg. RD..
The May Grand Jury concluded OUCf' l" liri,nu ll5° James Saunders. Negro, of
Its activities at noon yesterdnv ( om 111 is'siotl Oil Sale Ambl('r Tnev are charged with
with a visit to the Montgomery y """"l™"'" ™"* .prison breach and burglary of an
County Prison after considering 73 rto—a™ e Hlau executrix of the! auiomob>lr
bills of indictment. 82 of which were P?™^*^-,1?1*£»» Xreilri utc Accordmg to testimony of State
found to be true and 11 not true, ! *s< . ' °LAJj' ,^^^PT?iane M°t0r P^rolman H. J. Clifford at
Members of the panel were «-:tradm* "* Blau ™°7'r*' T „, V t!ie bearing yesterday, after slip,
coned mrouuh the mi" bv Warden phia" real "laW? br0kMS: **! flied Ping from a second story bathroom moMh
T
rtu«,trom mv P»V
Ihev were impressed with the clean-: rollectJ*^jT^ HofI-, May 16. the pair forced open a
llness of the Institution and cour-'lm*Int *.Is alnleg*edi ,in„ [thtet «stta.tte-mm-e«n(t «of . garfl8e o! ^'^oeih n pl*^- Easle- vMe and rollcd )wr w ont0 Rldg,,
claim that in 1941 Hoffman signed pllte
When they were unable to start
tesles shown by attendants
After its tour the jury recom-mended
that the prison exercise
yard be treated with a black top
coating, but Judge George C. Cor-son
.who heard the report, remark-ed
that while he felt the idea was
a laudable one he questioned whe-ther
or not it were possible to ob-tain
the material due to the war
Among those Indicted by the
Philadelphia reporter. Brown
nled he is a •religious fanatic" or
that he ever "preached to the men".
"My father. Clarence J. Brown,
was an evangelist." Brown said,
and I am assistant superintendent
of the Grave Evangelical Church
at Trappe I am an humble servant
of the Lord.
i hear many dirty words and
many dirty jokes around the plant.
When I hear them I simply turn
and walk ism)
'The real truth of what happen-ed
Is that In 1936. a steel union or-ganizer
tried to organize the plant.
He used a lot of curse words, and
I didn't like that. I believe in
unions, but I didn't like that or-ganizer
■Last July, someone, without my
knowledge, put my name on a list
for union membership In July.
the company began deducting $1 a
A month
Charles Sigg.
financial secretary of the union.
and told him I wanted my money
back since I had never joined the
union.
"On Thursday. Sigg came Into the
plant and handed me a check for
$7, .seven months' dues. Then the
an agreement with the late Adolf
Blau. a real estate broker, giving the'motor'they abandoned the Idea
the latter exclusive rights for six of escaping, and returned to the .,,
months to obtain a purchaser for a pTison (arm whprp thev .surrendere<j 21 men walked out
tavern owned by the local man in t0 authorities Numnu
Philadelphia. Dieterlv who is servinc time on1 Accorrtl»* lo Hnm n»»'»«"!.
Subsequently Blau obtained a «-0rUiless Chec^? cha™ I^>fmbfr nf lhf "m,,,v'' ^ fl
purchaser who bought the place tor S rSaled on A^uTt l and L°Cftl l3&2 ** "S ***** Chalr
$4300 it is alleged, but Hoffman Saunders. imprisoned for rooberv
Ownd Jury was Albert K. Darlins £f^ '<* »* freedom ii
M,N«h n^i.nri u-ho I. ,h„™.* mlssion that nftd bw'n "■Iwd uP°n November
«.,.,_*. „„.._ Bo,h n*W been transferred t<
MM-.riM.x ( xi.l.KI) the County Piison at Norrlstown
IOR STEEMVOKKEKS __!
McNab. Oreland. who Is charged
with practicing as a real estate
broker without a license, assault,
nation of Herman H Becker
chairman of Ration Board No. 7,1
Lansdale, at the same time express-ing
his •appreciation of the iimc| j^ufcn^ of „ Distribution
you have given to this program and ^^ for ^ BoroU(in of west
the great personal sacrifices to your
on interests.
LIBRARY TO CLOSE
The Conshohocken Free Library
will be closed all day Monday in
observance of Memorial Day The
banka, schools and Stale Store will
Insed.
Conshohocken is contemplated by
War Price and Ration Board No 4
Brwn Mawr. It was learned today
The Board chairman has notified
Burgess Harry Mosman of its will-ingness
to proceed with such a plan,
with the understanding that the
bnroUdh assumed responsibility for
and battery and resisting arrest -j^, meetin. 1 have been called lf , ...
Tlie charges arose when Contable1
todav by L^] 13B2 u s A CIO *Meil S 31l*S10fi
Frank J Bradley, of Cheltenham. for Alan Wood steelworkers |"1«««« <IIM.|.,,
attempted to serve a warrant on The first meeting was scheduled * »'"" .^Ullll<t>
McNab at the latter's home for|at 10 this morning for workers on ■
violation of the real estate code \ the early night shift, nnd the aas- Tl11' BS*B*< rlHaalon. held through-
McNab grabbed a revolver, shoved] tins Is scheduled for 7 p m fur P1" "iLli *'•■*■!: in s- ,1.
him from the house and threaten-, day shift and late night shift c Church, will come to a close
ed to shoot him if he returned, workers Both meetings are being *"" baapreaahs Stnloaa Sundav
Bradley said held in the Red Men's Hall "^"t »l 8 at the church. Rev
John G, Ludwig. Pottstown. was1 No action was taken at this Michael O'Donnell and Rev Ed-foreman
of the Jury. morning's meeting, it is reported ward Mannion. c M father o!
I It is also reported that a federal Germantown, have conducted the
ACTfO STOLEN 1 conciliator will confer with com- '!"« weeks1 social .semcps tin'
An automobile owned by Eleanor I panv and local men this afternoon first Tor children and St Phillip's
RlUcbard Valley Forge, was stolen at the Wood plant SSOSJ, Barren Hill, and the MC-from
Eroad Axe some time Wed-| ond for women of the parish
man, forty-four men who reported
for work at the Schuylkill plant
Friday morning for 1 lsl
after the twenty-one men walked
out. were told that the department
would not i be ■ l could
not run with two shifts '" The Lo-cal
terms it a lockout
Things continued "status quo"
until Tuesday afternoon when the
[our O'clock shut decided to walk
out in sympathy A met
walkout employee* «aa held at the
Red Men's Hall Tuesday aftarnoSSl
and while the meeting an in prog-ress
1 and 4 mills then operating,
decided on a sympathy walkout, it
; staled
mtlng the Wood company
in the walkout meetings were
OhSStar ■ D*l i- vlee presiden'.
Allied press, lexteral manager and
ESCAPED FROM llospiT quarters and staffing of the office, „ Paul D Wood, superintendent
Anthem- MaVti" " Mnreau ™ne. Eddie Culbreath. Pattj NAME CARDS FOR GRADUATE-- WttoO Center m c^rdinc to a report, WEDDING INVITATIONS or AN- Blessing of babies of the pans!, labor "UtKms forJ^ J","1'
stiet Mornsville a patient i ittrsctive. smart style, there would eliminate considerable given Phoenixulle police Mont- NOUNCEMENTS All styles. As low will take place on Sunday afer- spokesman or*he Local Mid
KStoS State Hoipiul escaped DJUISJ Michael Lenzt. Jose,ih,v,:, prempUy at RECORDER of- -ravel by residents of the thickly gomery County authorities hare yj few cents each RECORDER noon a founder the dir^ec Ion o TtoeyijM "«,£«"«*.
that inatitutlon vesterdav. accoVd- Salamone, George Pastino. Larrv fice. Hector and Forrev; too onlv, populated West Conshohocken area been asked to make an tnve.ttga- Hector and Forrest. Phones 50 and »MRlJ|rismi«lJMnni prPStn_l™_.?L _3»r._; ".,
ing to a rei»orl received by police ' il nnltnued on Page Five) j $t Advertisement 1 to other oc*-s of the Board U0O (|l Advertisement pi OT SSITllll Will be held at 3 tf'nnlinued on P^er Sl»i