The Conshohocken Recorder, March 3, 1944

              • Sljc CotiGljoljochcn Uccortcr, \%,
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7357
Navy Rallies
41 War Plants
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1944. TWELVE PAGES PRICE: THREE CENTS
Lee Vacation For All Control Units Modest I.ocal Hero Says Nothing Red CrOSS Big DiesTo-day Death Claims
Kmployed There 1 Yr.
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51 lours V\\ eek
Seaman, adrift for
83 days, tells
experiences
VISIT PATCO
Visitors tell of
Importance of
work here
from S to 12 p.
Sunday
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FULL VIGILANCE A N:I'.:. Oun Crev
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21-hour protection
will continue at
homes
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Seam.- n he and two
oompan in 83
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•liter ': Oil
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picked up the Un I
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neliui V uad " 93 '*~ and N -. '*.
Ho"gendarr. OTlly IT
and two ;■ JUMUIH >
\sks
I own Cleanup
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hours veekly.Cn A
command ;'
'At (lr.it I bal i iuated in
thought thai he musi havs been 1842 He worked at Quakei Ob
Products Company p w to en
lrom th" ■ n m h Hi
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. | "had had a lo: of trouble" but be with the Armv in World WOT r
A cousin '
ind Russell c i ,,
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m T 'to 12 p m. Sunday I ^w. .. „ ,
niuht. with two persons on dutj I j k 11,- -fc| V|<I<>J
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warnings or w-- nrlll I
Mr Miller, during th; day ai the
Miller Funeral Horn-' vith vhlch he
v.. .. Is aaaocltted. and ai hli
in of WPM home Mi Bi i vlll e asi In ra
ConahohodttQ, desiring to Improve apon
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L rges residents ot
West Side to clean
»P properties
College Prof.
Door Canteen to Speak Here
ed. had kept themselves alive on MMttUona In We.st Con.sh.hocken 'h"m ■' cerUun hi
herring II i where ho holds forth u chl
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dnesdaj evening.
them v\ >tured|B»de a request thai all property
men b" un?*d to dean
Chanka vards and alleys as soon .is Die
d weather perraita in an .'fn.it to Im-
At prove the appearanre of th- bor-uth
generaur. -Some ol
, „, _. . Cents', he said, -unable t.
Jap Night, Attark „ hauled av ..
irown them in alleys oi
■ them elsewhere near thai
■ ■ :'"!! ami it these are allowed tP remain
| her. thev are now It de.rnm
■ mdb 01 the town-raported
that a
■ ind three rompmi ■ eettni ol the p
'ought against a night attack by
Ta ■!'•'. i rat h
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men:. Mi U nit Tt.e
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cut th^ di
Peter \. Boyle is-speaker
at Art
League event
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was held and after civ d«13w .
tion Uu committee decided against
outfitting :-il"ce'n;(-r
* of the herciugh, The report
^*i,l^r>"' the sublect was
. .' . '". x ■• ■ \ ■•■■ ■ ■ ■ *t*l° dabated bi council aa a whole
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ina Uwlter to h .'"'" P'»»-h«"* '
off the attack until reinforcement* 0U,fU' including gun. belt, stick
Villanova teacher
will talk on
mathematics
Philadelphia rnernbei Pnrf John .i Oallen, of the De-
* and Mr. Erb took censhoho^ken Art League, a i irmei parunent of Wvll B^igtnaenn
gih-st
r..-t annou . . . . maj|. ■ eh meeting ol
hangs in the Control Cen ■ . Matthewi Parani Teacher As-
. on at 3
Control Center un :iight. 1*ne visiting educator will speak
one hundred men and women Con ^ne ar e ol Matha-
:rol Cenl lira. P ent and Future", em-together
with several r
table su»per of the Conshohocken mathamatlcj plav In war effort A
Pins, provided by the State Conn- Art League last night In the leagnH ratWa ol Philudt-l hla. he is n
cil ot Def-nw. were oresented to all tludU> m ln. Muy „ w .„, p-li. .,,(;uul(. Dl vUUnp^g '
by n
Miller, and tne remain on Bast 11 ■ High School will
in of the 113 lere. will
t up ■ A^ he ....nocuils. Ail members prea-.
over the will n; ichtne K'ln taillr-v Pnt "JPPorted the mniir.n with the and former personnel director of
and ahra who ,!"1 **on WjfKl aaamrfactutlng Com
In the knee and leg. not VOIe-
To add to their troubles, machine-. Health «floar William Adams
gun Ore from the American ID " he h;,d maclp "' to"
tfaat DO
es heard by ahoutuif trw 'Itrbagc la being thrown on dumps
Olapalootfl" ai loudlv ™l lhat ft lar8f amount of u Li
to feed chicken* Th- . i"
ba got ■ n ting Mr«
; H EM V8I I-:
; l volunteered hi i rt Retui a M
,?,p** «na 4 and
, 7? 5 , '^" ;dt?rs- ««dors and marine,, as .soon; 5 grade 4 ol
nel director or a Phii.idelnhi.. hrm fl! the SUge Door opened Its hos I a! school, under the direction o!
pitcble doors in the ba.s-ment of BI
the Academy of H uovs
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of a servin" man gl th« Cantei
I though; the idea in..
such a success. It vas P
m.lde little rny.
t. Th
H-> look 'it! an u M
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ing on current world m :
R Lincoln Haln, aervtng as mas
ter of ceremonlc-quai
vhlch '■:'■■'
selections,
were Joh:
Member^ ol th- ,".".. . ...;,: naw
°-;Isaid -Don-t you want II !
in-. tier Prank Kriabel and Clifton ,-d ■
pro-
Ynung
Also on the emeriainmem .
j Mau
and Muu B
Commander Miller and Controller
i Erb formed the oomfl
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Well, how much ih itr' Whan i ond woman, Ann J
aid boy
chitrge of an
Urely volunteer work md girl Joann.-
tbach
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a long line of service men, valuing ralne HUbert, Jo in M Paddi n
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...^..- i-D m chart- ol rel , . William Pair r
ment.s
W. F. A. Official
Sued as (hiseler
n eight when dawn wun
council when u was reported that
kt'onlp !W families of the approximate
■raH until WO in the borough were taking ad- priM-d of Mr.'
ip vaniage of the garbage collection
and carried him to the beachhead service provided by oouncll
in spile Iper fire from' A communication was rei
A R Richards. <.upervising pnnci-
-Touih *iu»>' Cars 1*1 c( ,nt' 1"<il1 sr,i
tUon foi the police pro-
!tlon being m\en at w I
x ning functions held in the
K* and. as he pu 0 appointed a
con mil with
gByl" Borough Solir.t |
the Philadel-
U&N£ Endustrui i:v: Uve OfB- Ipnia Buburban Water company cused by '.he OPA~ Wednesday of *°«ld be waitmn each
• harge of the visit *place a bond with Council. overcharging retailers $25.000" for of:-n I work. lary Brown. Otra
.:itr&duced the two MVt The secretary was Inauructed to I meat at a time when • it «niinurd aa Pa«e Two) Singers John I
U Altttln i' ■ imp ii rot bids for the collection | a member of a committee T:: Oorngan William M
anceofei tna coming year War Pood : i.. 1^ Accented Pettlne.
-< .;i vmr-dettlnad to be opened at Uie April Meeting ; among butchers »virpuu Woods
[council. H:. WUuam A. Elliott, who I'OT NaVV
imp Mr Khcads presided In the nb- ■ traded as the Merchants Meat i • RlnZA in Chimnev
i Army Air Victim's | ^
iuneral Here I oday .*** u s g^J*? c
"■' tallon little
Funeral services are being nc\d\'""^l[t^^ ^^Z"^^"7n' ,__Im lM^tl .m :ne.nil!1t'.1 :-l,rl.ly.bff?.™' " '
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Prom thai tune on. I WM kept Chilitr-n Rosemary O'Brien. Do-
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th Quinn Mai 11
at tiie Canteen. So mam kfeaney Mary Sal
Summons Firemen
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of the Halt- Company, ended li\.- „„"ZT ~ K-,»„ »,„,, money would go to the Oovernment
v^t., SiSZSE. . v^sa^r.,.
Oil 81abas; Tolse. Idaho, from where lie had invoices bearing th
:«n up on November lltnu riown with a crew to On
1»18. when the first world war wau baas, The otercharfta were made be
And the harder we work Rev, G E McCarnej pastor ol twee March 1 and Julv 1 1041 M
i the sooner we will be a'lle to St Mark's Lutheran Church, of dower claims Throughout all tha
Oak
: r>i »hieh lie was ■ membi'i nui umil September 1. Elliott He
ABHrlcaua uUtlng Interment is being made was a memter of th
:I1 be saved." :-ide Cemetery. [county war meat comn
After the rally, Corporal Frederick Dozens of floral tributes, some of. Ib-hed by the War Food Admin
iman \u\ walked throus'n them from Canada, expressed the lion t,o enforce quotas on M
' .ie men at high tribute, in which he was held ' cry county .slaughter
comparing notes Neighbors of the family ol Louis.
tone are on ;n<* Boiirgeauli, 433 East Tenth avenue, f\.nvw*f lfiktniua/1
ha deitd flier, where he
v "«»>«-I IVCHHUtll
:: -m -\\ ■ chimnej )
727. Media Donald D'Orazio
the seat or the lire mi reached and
i:i3i Frank John FtosanelU, Ch aithout fur-font
ther trouble before any dam.
5136«. Charles Bdvard Caffey, suited The firemen .
g turd's nest In the chinUli
■ettlni fire t,> the
Ddwork of the home Tl
2438. William John Bucha* .in. rlvfd on the scene !■
K'ontlnued On Tage Fouri
Buildinjr Permits
From Graterford
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hunes Edward Roberts,
1W7 Busier pike
12591. Prank F-lix Komorow.,lci
treat.
Edward Frank Barbano,
gamed i
ANIMAL BOI It III-GET
Bt I K oi E8TATI
John Taggart. 35. of 0
,S C serving five to 10 veara in the Horsham
VI2668. Tlnmas K.i/:n
K:fth avenue.
care of
ech from
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ley under an Orphans' Court dLs
tribution ordered Wedneaday Th*s
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uncle of the dead bad made his home, pil-ot
pink gladioli and pink carna-tions,
extending the length of the Issued in hebruarv casket
Three brothers of the airman, Ea„.(.rn p.nU,nUarv> Graterford
The following building permits »1» I" the service of their coun-; for seCunJ dawrw murder
were issued by Borough Secretary 'ry, are attending th? funeral trarisrerTed to Cherry Hill Pluladel 12689. Anthony John Defiant!* ilety for Prevention of Cruehy
Joseph Quinn during the month of They are 2d. Lieut Louis Howard pilla Wednesday
February: Mary Folev. 124 East Bourgeault. an Armv Air Corps tlon for stabolI1'K Ll (:.Vi0V prisoner V12674 Anth
Tenth avenue, alterations. tloO: bombardier at p-.ote. Texas: Sgl. Barr.ev Kelly 20 of Philadelphi i US Weal Second avenue League of New York
Elizabeth Wolper. 22* East Hector John Merrill Bourgeault. a gun tti;fl a ^.u lien kmfe Mm Behentley was : i
«T.reet alteratlon.s. $900: ^dnm mechanic at Camp Davis, N C. and Taggart. according to Captain 1V BOSFITAI troopers in a bunnalow J:
Hager, 37 I aJtertUona Pvt. Calvin L. Bourgeault. Keesler Elmer LttUuaar, superintendent off Marjorie Avril Ooshaw, 8-vear-old! West Cape May, Decemb*
$500: August Hoffman, Fayette and Field, Miss . In service less than the prison, at a prel:m ■ laugh : Ml and Mrs Franklin Later $57 000 in cat]
Hector r-'reels. alterations. $100: a month before Magi* Kehoe. I borough, who haal her safe dap
i venue and Sgt. Ewald Dill of the Army Air jn HonistOVn, Lttacl
n*. I180O. Corps. R*eno. Nee acnmpan-.ed the dav n^rht Keliv LS in atrioui Boi Philadelphia ror four ten of the [eatatrut who iormerlv
. ....th body East and will return to the dittos with voundi ol the itornach week-., has bfn adn-!"ed to Call- lived at 2047 Mora'..,
avenue TOO: shed $200 West tonight land left arm i dren's Hear* Hospital Phi!ad»rnhia w tl«?o each
L944WarFund
Drive is Open
Field Service worker
tells aides of
vital help
LARGEST GOAL
$39,000 asked here
is hiffhest quota
j el fixed
R<-d Cro--
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from the heart dd th* Ret1
C"ross by Warrant offl
Paoll (amiiv and a
American 1
th ■ British A.-I,
ro years, hi
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soeaker al B illy, held
night at H in
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esday He
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Lauding the vital par! which Red
Cross blood
the lives ■'
diers at the front I
"You can '
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b,ick to life—when the bio
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saved if more bbod plasn
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Telling ot
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fields. Oflirer Wilson told
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in -ii- <r\ charge s» a day tor
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A film of Red
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Red Creaa garehw
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Mr., Clayton Tyton, P
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Field workers give
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In Hospital
West Side resident
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[LL THREE MONTH
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U lew cents each REC( 'HDER,
Hector and Forrest. Phone 10 and
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