The Conshohocken Recorder, August 6, 1948

              ®l)c €ousl)oI)ochcn Keccrriter
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7820.
St. Matthew
All-Girl Band
Now Organized
M:m Injured
ti Car Hits 1
:Girl's Charge
a! c
To !\luk*' Appearance
Here September 19
Ai < <i::lii;iii- Game
St Matthew's
Cbarlta Uvta 1M ul lf>l5 Hill
raad. Reading, wan pinned under
l lie wheel o[ his new 1949 model
coupe when the tar till
\ illi ,i- ha v. as traveling alone,
south uu Qermastown pike, .it the
■. n t, Church .
ren Hill in I:JO 'his in
'Ihe youth is a patient in Chest -
Inm Hill hospital suffering with ■
possible fractured shoulder and
mjltij.!e li-rciations o( the lace, re-quiring
a number of sutures,
I was turned completely
hiuh school* re ' om ra il% "*nt Mde Lewta> dMed mgn scnooi* re-,by the cr-tI) WB, rxtrlcaUHj wuh
rently-formed all-girl bund aiil m er Uoyd
make its first public appearnnce at-Fran.-enheid jnd Officer A. C.
the football same between St |Wet*». °t Whitem:.rsh '"wtishtp po-rota**
hlsh «,,„,, and o-a- 83
dale high school. September 19 Jured yotttl
at the community athletic ti. . U the
11th avenue and Harrv street tlme hrca"
.onnaUv openln, in, paroehla, lm\SSjSSS^lmJlSiK
school football season. The car mi badly damaged and
'i;i Colantonlu. of Hox- *U towed to a nearby garage. The
borough, professor of music ut | crnsii cc-urred In front oil I
Hcman Catholic high school. Phlla-!*1111 "r* station,
clelphia. ia director of the local I
musical gro-ip, flrtt ol its kind in
the more than three quarters of
century the school ha* bean In
- M.Ht'in •
New uniforms o! dr.rk tl.ic ""-'
while are on order, and assu:
lias been received by Rev
L. Murphy, administrator ..
Matthews church, that thcv will I
be delivered In sufficient time for'
use at the band'.* initial appear-'
ance
The sixty girls constituting the
Land are chosen trom the seventh i
PHI TO the junior class of the| which had been in continuous up-high
school Additional members i (.ration In the heart of the buM-VL
r T11"1, 8™d! a.rc "-:"es8 center for more than a half
peeled to be admitted to the.century is going out ol existence
group when the new term opens. The stock and fixtures of tfafl
Rehearsals are held every Tues-;(!ruK storp operated bv the late
day night, including the current! WllTtom Neville at the norihea -t
neatfon wason. from .to 9. n,corner of nyttl* street and Pint
parochial grade school hall u,,.„„,.. dosed most of the time
Luncheonette
,ra£Ta Be Opened
Brings Arrest
Of 3 Youths
Two Are Accused
Of Criminal Astuult
III \\ IlilrlllMl-h Twp.
CONSHOHOCKEN. P». FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1948.
Of Guadalcanal Assault Tomorrow
Marinet Mark Sixth Anniversary
11-
FIVE CENTS A COPT
West Borough
To Push Claim
Against Surety
Solicitor Instructed
To SfrU Srttlt'iiH'iil
Of 1947Tu Balance
West Ccnahoh'M ■
NEU I'ASTOK
fight for tight and Mils' a cscunui That was because
" claim the Ifarinni tin enemi
I singing their 100-year-old hymn, was unabh to resist the first tew
jand at Guadalcanal thcv proved houn ol thl Hndmg operation
the claim bv being the flrnt to! Other lam;'
1 . ror mm and on TuUgl In tin I
lAmflrlm'a rreedou j north of Guadalcanal, at 1 1
sail I»K" tomorrow, at 9:05'boco and tinvulu
ia. m . Mann.'.- Mai (leu Alcau-ler A vaUtde-n
ai Quadaloanal In {grift, who latter beoaou command*;
!'" !u t American offensive action!aiM ol the Marine l
Iof World Wai 11 all the Maim actions n. wail
Tlie nrsl Nhot of the battle for " ", irimandlna ihe first dlvl
Guadalcanal was fired from :i U.-Aw nun reiuu [or
A Wbitatnanb to* nshtp youth' S warsliip at approxbnatalj <■ ■• :• n -1 1 mbat alter war was
and a Chestnut Hill vouth were I m.. setting off .1 bcmu.irdm' I
ccmmiUod to Moottomer} count) laated Lhrat . Mtb- s Au«wl m"'t",i! '•'•■
|ai| to await trial on a serious Whai ''■■ HI landlni boab aquent Wil matmcUd B
charge Involving a young OannaJl- bearing voung and untried Mur- Cape Qlouceater, Peleltu and Ok- .Iconarcl A
town woman, at a hearing last toaa, hit tunga baaeh tna awn U as duadaicanai. ''i*1 Nat.onai Bomj company,
hight bef'ire Magistrate William kI the first Marina Dnisiun raced! At Ouadal.ani.! II a~M laden with oondaman for Ptormer Tax <
01 Barren Bill, ai theiin'aiyi to UJ an. Auhn j Holland, maki ■Htla-wtiltemanh
township police haad-forpoalte the Jupanese airjwit trusted 10 an American Denting want 01 the 1947 boi ugh dunll-quartan
I . become force. Itf top the Jape' n ,c Tn* action wai taken aitarj
The accused men are Frank known to everv ».iiicriran is Ren- Sim nri relentless advance toward Ihe solicitor cxplami'd that he l»d,
Curran. 21. of Militia Hill road, der^m Field, named m tMtWC of Nee Zealand and AuMralla. Knemy conferred with a retirenentatlve Of]
Wnltemanh, and Fdward F Mc-Mai'ine Major i-otton R Hender- i eould ,n* bondidj ther with
Donald. 21. of gi4o Qetmantown " i-lr hero ol the Midway Battle hare paved a broad h tanley cooper E.«i aouoltoi ol
[ rmarlj ol wnltamacata, Th* first American caau I iu)i on thl united the Weal coiuhohorken school
A third vouth. William Been, Ougdalfltnal Is said to have been States .board, and that the) wt-re unable
24, of Joshua road. Whitemarsh, a Marine who cut his hand open- K'ontlnued on Tarr Flvei *0 reach an agreement as to a
il committed, to lail in delaulr method to be used m . niw-niii; the
of 1500 bull, charged with being an r*. ri- ■ ■ ■ .. 1 ara a deHnquent ux.
The name of the VOUHg Vl*lta^ I Jfe II<>||\ U iirl /»,. llllt*|-|Arl °" ■U"5fyf°. "' Ml 'lUl""'
woman vlrtim and of her escort OidlC 1 O IlCllJ ft til HVI Ollrllttl iu*" council u.Miuctrd tlie uudl-ertown
jouth with whoini WTi to Mibnui a eerUfled list
Anily MalUiuul Bayi
NcvlUe DmgBtore
One of the borough's landmarks
:iii- since Uie middle of last Noveml>er
have been purchased by Andv Mat-leaoot,
of this borough, who tor-merly
oiwrateo a luncheonette at
521 Fayette street. Tlie place will
be operated as a luncheonette.
with fountain service and gome
patent medicines.
toefc anu fixture.*. nnli«liii':
en >"s and shelvhig. have been sold
D) 1 lie new owner, and are being
hemoved from the building, pre-paratory
to improvements aad al-
The room will have a
floor space of 17x36 fee" A new-will
be had Iptnl '.he evening, and
whom BM aUesjed ■itanifceji■ v,»i rtd
of on a ruse, are withheld bv the
Kerurder. Tlie r.lleged attack took
place on lonely Militia Hill roud.
Whitemarsh. earlv Tuesdav morn-!
inn.
Rapid, intensive work on the|
part of Chief ol P'lllce Hany ■,
Stelnmet?., Whitemarsh township,
aided by members of the \
State To Help Worker Burned
On Fayette St. At Lee Plant
MAM H. MOONKY
lit-ui't.it'tii;: riaiiiittl
l»riil::« To Sector Si.
Samuel Wfli*t«»r
Taken To ll<»*|ni;il
New Minister
Arriving Soon
Word that the State Highway De-| Samuel Webster, 808 Fayette:,
Rev, w ilii.tm Mooney
To Move Thurada*
Bel William H Mooney irmi
fnmih. she and
' await
K ontliiucd on Page Five
Pire Auxiliary
Tlie entire personnel of St, Matt-hew's
bond, released for the first
time, la as follows;
Drum majorette. Barbara Jaroz.
color guard. Rene Brown. Agnes
Oavln. Rita Hovell, and Margaret
Ktrkpatrick.
Twlrlers, Joan Borkowaki. Cat-herine
Kntenmaii, Sally Oavln,
Eleanor Nanasko. Majorie Peltine,
and Madeline Boccult
Baritone horns. Lucy Matteo.
Joan McFadden, and Dolores Zlm-mer;
baas drum. Ant»e Wolper. (Vom 'and corner""
bass horns, EUzabeth Carr. and;b(. ,,,-taiied: a new floor -
Eleanor Slrychnrz. | laid. The interior will be ™
-,1^^ -,D°l°/PS *^Mft.WK!l|*'tn '' nv* 'C Ellrur^h Brady. Stary Anne Darby. :bootllJ( anrf tilUUU"ls""»Tnaendncwmodern
Joan Marklond, Marjorle Mellon., pr,et0r wl|J ^ m „ersonnl t.niinte
Maureen McCauley Eleanor O-11( ^ lunci]M)n,.U(. und OPVOte hta
Brien. Rosemarv 0"Brle Ellenl eilllre tlmr tl) s 0pertUK)ri
( ornrta. . Mtdred Crrrr an, Mn- ,, „-OUkh n- ,. a lJ111 ((| Mr a(!<|
Mrs Pasqual Matteucci. who have
nrket at 111 powers. Mrs Robert Quade
Maps- street loi more Uian forty Maxwell Ruth. Mrs Frank Rockett
"■ rears. He served five years In MUs Bettv Rcckett
■linquents and thf unlividiinl
amounts of taxes owed, council in
turn tc submit the list to the|
solicitor .to be presented to 1 Lie-1 j
bondlnt. "—ff"Tf mr payment Mo|
siieciried amount of lax I
liven but it Is In the neighborhood
01 1400 it was explained at the]
meeting.
I!, tub OffUBY Wilhatn Adams I
appeared before council and ra*
lted in apprehension of| Parimeiit will «wjt 111 repaJ ■ patient in Bryn Mawr ^ported that no effort has been!
the accused youths within a few -Fayette street war. received on Wed- hospital, suffering severe burns'made to correct the unsanitary, ly chosen ministir ol the (
hours alter the irnninal attack nfsday b\ Clarence t'"n]ier. Iwroughi about the face arms and hands, condition of the outside toilets in> hocken Presbyterian church. wfO
was reported to police, on one I?0"*""- whe" c w Yetter °' gt sustained yOStSI day morning while ihe rear of -Dlamimd R«.» la- nune into DM manse on Fayette J™" l" ' ,' ','re^e.i n VhV
sum ollM iinuish.d bv the vlctlm.l Norrlstown office of the State Hig 1-^ *„rklng at the plant of the Lee sinning at 301 Ford street. 1 SdjoUUne the .hunh next J, 1,"1' o* rZ 1 <■ wlire
I 1 the ^ton tcld Ctolef *»» Department called to inqtilre. Rubbfr A Tlre corporalton where at a propem on ProW itrWM oeai Thunday He v^ill XCUpy the pul-' nl'^uht in, h in e »i I lw umtmuad
WOBkna " '""^llwoud grant the Stal. hl. ls gmployed as a machinist. Williams Street He explained the nl, u, the churel, here on Stmdav. I [ |r,', " w "t ,.,„^ „t Colwel laiw
described as attractive and a mem- 2»™L %'rt!"^..^rm™ "™ .Webster was engaged In testingjewner of the row had made man) AllKll,, U rh. date of the lustalla- Blld lwl-ird lo t,ie Schuvlklll rlv-*
•"" tton sen'ice will be set s Here, according to an electric
Philadelphia Prea- company official. It will be laid a
\ ; . . , i f if '«Klv. i(jnttlnK n,s rlothmn and'agynt pxiilalnrri h. KH, wniun,;
l^lS-tlmSKUtlDl IT""""" '" ,hLrd ?£." tSm ?' !? "" "'"P""" g \'ML.XHZ!!\<>" »"-c<»l an., or »~t.rn P,.m-, Ihf cumpany. .»»■ under llSW
Gets New Memben ; ^ SJ-.VT OXTSS S ?&£
en rrrrlvrd Into 111.'qulrr C( they would p.v tup proport- Webater. one M Oie Brat^.thleu* ed eounell to baek
■ n( rt«.^.. rlov!^^.... .h.J .1 ,,,« ,™. » re.,i,r«-n.|to be developed at consholvorken m.ittn,. pros«utlon»
Natural Gas
■To Flow Here
From Texas
1 Will Be Combined
\\ ith Normal Supply
\i Weal Side Pkm
[ The first natural gas to flow Into
I this area la due here hi the fall.
| coming thousands of miles acroaa
. :i from Louisiana and
1 Texas.
The supply will not be available as
i natural gas. bu*. will be nimbiued
.»!'!. manufactured gas at the West
I Coiuhohorken plant ol the Pliila-iiiipin.
L Electric company, properly
, processed and incorporated into (he
I normal gas supply
I riiiladelphla Electrlo comiMiny
officials point out that the natural
I gas received here, cannot be used
with Hie gjM iiMiites m use here,
| but requires special fixtures for
looal ronsuniptlnn.
! The gas will be pumi>ed here by
the Texas Eastern Transmission cor-
' poralion. which last year purchased
from the Federal Government, the
pi|je lines known as "the big indi"
.mil "the little Lit inch", built dur-
. bag World War II to speed oil (ram
i< can IK Ids to the East for vital
military use here and abroad.
To supply the Texan product
i hereabouts, the "big inch" line will
tag tapped at Hklppack. the nearest
i onvenwnt point, and sent through
, a 12-luch ateel pipe fiom theie to
} Broad Axe. At that point an elght-jlneh
pip<* has been laid o\er Butler
Pike to Chemical road, west oil
Chemical road to Seven Stars and
the fields to Colwell lime.
has now progressed to the
, borough line on Colwell lane, where
ber of a well-regarded Oermantown resurface the when lie puiied pnmlaai to have the nuisaiu-witch
there was abated but had made no effort '"I nieotlni
nR a troliev at the ln-iDrtd8e fiuannlng tlie Reading rail- , blinding Mash the full force of keep his promise Regarding Ute „.
...-- ™ -..._ 1,-iw-, f»»d and the Schuvlklll rivet the .,,_ „„,.,„ w,rmL ,,,„, in th. t-mm ,irMi ..-..t^rtv . rntital *
Auxillan- ot Oeorge Clay I lonate share of the coat A repl;
fire company. The list, released to- nneivtd to the effect that the De-- ,_
T Ann Han Urs jarunent does not share in any cost 1»™ » atairred "ase-|en
Roberl Boater, Mrs William Btoir, assessed by municipalities, but ihnt"11,
111 be equipped Mis' Hetty Cunningham. Mrs Wai-1 consideration would be given In
Dogger Mrs Doris Hunhciif-er.i including that portion ol the street
Mrs. Thomas Junes. Mrs. J. Kins-1 In their plans for the fall program
lev. Mrs Oeorge Minis. Mis* Cat-i It Is probably In this prograa
herine Mints Mrs. Charles T<-.mp-. that the repair Job is
the! Front street property, a
andiagent explained he was waltliv | ^' ^"m"urtumi pastorate"in| at the West Conshohooken plan* sj
he .oiitpany. now under construct-on.
ry Tree and ciymer Previously hei The construction of the pi)»e line
.-n-1 spent one summer doing Natlmial|ls being done by a Texan finn
I mission work In southeastern Ohio While the West Side plant will be
ln and for two years was assistant the only destination of the long-
(,r-w to Pastor of the Wayne Presbyterian I distance load in this immediate area. HI [«■ ncvriuur ai Loiiwioiiursrii. matting prosecuiioits m "nier i" ■- - -~— : , ,. _.__ .,„_ _,ii _„„.._,. ., tri^rn
m. ,r,,Ju.„„ »Mh ,„,. Ol „■ U ,„, « council ,„„«- :Hrl.!!-..^.„^:^"^ .^CVSTc^M^Sl "o"SS
Jorle Clark. Agnes Coyne, Mary
Daly, Mary Gallagher, Margaret! ron'durt7j"n' meat
Oavln Joan Hsnnum. Theresa1 -
Korkus. Ann Marie Kmcxewska,
Marie Leahy. Oeraldlne MeMonag- ^rid War 1? as a member of the
le. Alice O'Connor. Kathleen O1-, T38tl, TilI]|( Balulkm -
Connor. Theresa Pruslnoskl. Anne ,hlw veftf6 m thp airopeBn xi^.
Pierce, and Joan Powers trt. and wa5 dl«-»»»iged with the
Oinbah. Lorraine Zagorsky: rHnk or BtaIT sergeant
drums. Ruth Gavin. erlne Tne drug Htore wh,cn ,s f)mim
out of existence was originally
"* opened by the late William Harry
Uicluried
S We wSSSi "nneiand ^Ct^^nbVof'."hV Phl.sdefphla Gas Works. PhlUjde.
g.adua.ion he played for a ««-!0^%^h?a%w^
ber «1 v. ober ol the der. Health OfTlcer Adam I b hi lHI Dortng hie pee-1**&,•J**£j~2£ELTSLgg
ml team in the defunct I m would appear against the par-Iterate In western Pennsylvania he l ;w clvr, !,°!", 0,",ftni"nri PH»"»
kin Church Basketball ties Ihe complaint was aired lie-.has served M moderator of the lrom U1C nig men .
League and im Independeni teams'{ore council at the .'nlv mretinu : Presbytery of Klttanning and has1 Although this will
j of Its foreign mis- known normal supply of natural gsa
Mc detiBit'eiy decided to resurface PaT^ dribbling the ball gted proaecutin" the ewneri De-; -ions oemmlttee and member of thail0 'M P-P*0 inU' ll"s ulPa fln
ll
enwf"
Mullen. Miss Rita McLaughlin Mrs 'ettc street from Tw-Hth avenue tot 07 trave)liig_ aM^iuUJwnattti^ ol U we-e withheld »t^ that( important ministerial relations com-1 *?}*? supply was | rller to
John Mullen, Mrs.
Town council ai the July rtUMHUUJ " ,u At that time Burgess Muunan ad-j been cha
i Mrs " Joseph' Marble street with the exception of
the square between Hector and Elm nscre than a few niche
streets and instructed Engineer Mul- Ql Ol
dn w in prepare specific:;*
Mrs. Margaret Sowers, Mrs Don- order to advertise for bids to have
Lorrali:
Gavin, Catherine
H'innum. Anne Jones, and Jane
Pischock; French horns. Barbara ^
Dempsey. Clara Kurlslv Sally Spel- j V[)mi h|fc- deaIh the bludnf^s was
del. and Josephine Zadroga. ..gken over bv his son. the laic,
Saxophones. Helene Brad> and'Maxwel! Harrj. It was from nlm
Dorothy Moaer: tenor sax. Dolores
Osowskl: trombones, ay!via Brad-lev.
Elisabeth Burns. Joan Opelskl.
"« Sirs, asargarei nowera. oaia uun- -•-" -;. ";.",.|-._H THUI f«r the
..allace Mrs Fred Will-lams
Mrs William Costello. Mrs Alice
Hunsperg. r, Mrs Flmu Harrison,
Mrs. Albert Slater snd Mrs Char-les
Rupp.
irl without bminrlna; the balljtjmr'' "i"';th:i -lie action of tl»fmlttoe " \V6Urt Breeze, trom TssTa*. ui a fuel
™ health officer I R).v Mr Moon,.v cmp^irt hls
shorta«e' ,,. M u „ ,n
. ■.mmur.lcat.onJ Regarding Lawk-WO high mhOOl adUOatkn at Wsshlna-. .uIirTln U.e ' a^itoS
•ihe rolkrwin, eommuiiteauon r„n r„tln[P hiHh s,hlM,! Tcnncsse* '■^r.y_u^
und Catherine
New Highway
Toll Is Set
Will ( (illlilllir Ita-i-
Of OM Cod A Mil.-
hat William Neville purchaMd thp.Klllarv t.lumlmkt'
business approximately nflv years! Approximaieij 70 members and
00 Mi Nrvllle WAS employed ita male gueat, of the Conshohocken
s rlmggUl for Maxwell Harry se- |l01ul. ,.iurj jomed In the clubs l»-
.oral years before he arqplred Ihe „„,, cUimbake hpW on Wednea-imalness
Mr Neville died at hlaj day ,y,„|„ii at Ulr Slirlnj Mill fire
home, 221 spring Mill avenue, th» JJi, Riu„ hallrt „„. ^y^ ot
lot.er part W.Jmn. . ,„ „heduled for -he late «fl«r-
Hesl hide Property Sold d ....,.,..,,„ |„„lrs t>ut failed
rt^to^slluated "a^ iSTtSi' ^mpen^he'etdhuslasm of the
s reel* WestUCo^ohUken. Sj R-tanatis and tbetr aggajajb-sold
bv the Kletndel fandlv to I J"Vmetu of the food prepared by a
BtanlsT Sukhla. <>( Nornstown.; Pottstown caterer There was u
who will take possession when the *« program of entertainment
KHUndei family vacates. Tlie pre- President Joseph Lawler officiated
Mupanta moved from Oer-1 o»ly long enough to call upon Bo-mantown
lo ihe West Borouah tartans to Introduce their guests
months ago. after purchas-! The social committee of the club
ing the propertv from Mrs Rufus planned the successful event Char-
Barr The Kleindel family moved ' les W. Loper. Jr. Is chairman of the
Into the dwelling and Mrs. Klein-i committee Member- assisting him
■tel orjencd a beauty salon Ihe I were LeRoy W Wallace. Joseph E
kecnt'on has been used for manylcolen, William Davis and Samuel
A motor trip from Pittsburgh to
King of Prussia, when the Penn-svha'iu
Turnpike has been extend-ed,
is estimated to cost 12 .W In tolls
Thomas J. Evans, Turnpike Com-mlS^
mnt^Vrii^.^^rV™" •* ■ "b«rber -shop, the ores- W DeMedio
eastern link which he said Is sche'
duled for completion in I860
official said to- °' the B"r' Memorial aiDie class estate In at Uie court house bv Gloria Lan- La vine 8. MacFarlaml. 1028 Cast """"""'' "u^.v, h MU.
M no chane for o( the Conshohocken Methodist to Marian Median ard Lillian Mc-]don Montgomerv, of this bcrough.! Elm street, medi.al, Joseph B.WCO, the Tioga Methodist church. Phlia-le
between thl'1 ~hurrh. named in his honor follow- Cartv daughters, in her will llled, auauist David A Montgomery. R->x- 114 Fayette -<treet medical were ad- 'tclph'n. and s»n of the KCV ana
Iityv uhrmnilitss ,Ttg his death I for probate todi) ™» milled to Montgomm- boanatal ^Mjrs MHe)l,h1T'MVhspt cBh^uurgchhey,is ofthethedeUa>n-
. several vears. succeeding the late
' Koberi Rled, Tlie store was origin-
.^nlnllv opened as a drug store by
PlSS'la and Kmr, & £»"* '»**"'■ ^"J?^,^l^K
a State htehway official said to-!"I *?!* "SSJfiK*! ^iTJif,!?
day that he envisions
a trip, for exampl*
borough and the cit
In all probabllit;
final extension will not be a toll
road along River road if recon-structed,
and users would have an
easy and direct route to the city
along the Schuylkill.
Evans said a traffic count by a
private enKineertna firm allowed
that about SOW vehicles a day will
use the Kirg nf Prussia extension
Tlie present 161-mlle HarrUburg-to-
Pittsburgh road carries an aver-age
of about 14.000 vehicles a day
in of the extension is ex-pected
to boost traffic on the road
He said the present charge for a
passenger car traveling the full 161-
■ h of the present road Is
ft MB The till for inn-mile Phil-adelphia
extension will be II more
For travel over shorter portions,
the toll will be about a cent a mile
l(J >rw I iM'itm* l.i.uiyrr
specifications have not been given E W. Klssutger. of Philadelphia. #"££• rJoSSum" in answer' »rt* d?rr 'r°,m SSS2"JftS » t-upply which at times might
to Secretary Cooper by the engineer. an experienced theatrical manager.1, "1*7-iiJr^«2t#., ' hv Pre«ide-it Trnn in, '^*° 1"J
adriltlon t0 b*'"* suffer restriction through difficulty
,has bern appolnied by the Fried ",' ■J*5 SiSl^.-aXJ « a*2l« cum taud«" t"aduate Ir - Sentenced Today
For Kt^'ont Thefl
an expen
has been appotn'.
Tlieatre Manageiuem conipniiv
both
was ec-
A son of a former lock-keeper fOT some tlnst, In executive capacity,
or Plat Rock dam. Philadelphia ^lttl warner Brothers in Hniladel-made
a favorable Impression on ,,hla He plans to o.ntinii.
Judge Oeorge C Corson as veil as ebllshed policy of the Fried chain
SJ3S3! .S-re^ed" .«JS ■£? S.35= ^SSUS^™ h, department had received a com
yOU that the Inspection of
borcueh lnck-up on July 1.
if'ontiniied an Page 1 i.ei
IStild Insliliitr
The Tex.is cniiipiiriv purchased the
bin inch' and "little- inch" for an
aptirDXlmate one hundred and fifty
million dollars. It Is staled.
New Position
At Post Office
J. Paul Pawata NUIIMMI
M:iil- SiinrriiitciHiriit
ty prison for the offense. Officer resds^tton^He^^^ \ .UllipiMIIS IO >ISII >
Charles Frankenfleld of the Wh.-, wife ol Peter ^cessor to 'J'^ ^" f"Xgr- a i B 1 • Conshohocken's first superinten-marsh
poUce testified that Ou . ■ rears at u","^°"f«t;.c' '.v Si>okail(' Kc .lll\('s dent of malla in lta nlatory%»9tm
readily admitted he broke into the lppr Nelther she nor her husband \\"r
K
Youn« f^' "11"? '"^.'. ^|H,I*«,,» '" l«">»« a (j (mpd nemMf
locker room of the country club on Wtre inciud. d in Usf salary increase -list rhl,r'^/,( th
(f* n™"7non n »* ™6 Mr- Edward T Camp-, He is J Paul Powers, of 1« East
July 24 and 35 to finance a drink- Knmtwl th;, week to moat county ]"* nJirhrZ^^ be" *** son Edward Ji '' "venue, former Army captain
lng spree which he attributed tojcnmloyei jthe Bible. Christian rka trim, cm i< n c««hrfMekesi who nipsTTlaed ■ large Armv post
history, youth fellowship organic- 'wF<ilrld leave tomorrftw bv rail fo"r ■"o■f*fi•c"e■ imn Iiil»ail»v uduurininigg Wnmorilud W»»a»rr *II*.
s.wAane Wsshinetnn where thev 8nd "" employe of Uie local post
t since 1034. with the exception
the entire court room this mornlnR hcre and plans lo make his home \| .,i l,.wI i^l \ inillw
when he pleaded guilty to a charge i„ this eommuntn ,l( H»""h> '
of burglarv and larceny of clothing!
and golf bolls from the Oreen Val- .. ,, .
ley Country club. Whitemarsh Mai mil KCalglin
township. Mrs Louise Prascino.
Wlnfleld Bcott Oiiiles. Jr.. 33 of ■ Mimtl„
A Youth Filln\v,lili> Institute ol
" ,*, the Methodi-t chUIthM ot the
college His bachelor of divinity de-
"■■Pd. was received from I
Theological Seminary In 1943 and
he studied during the if>46 term at
the Presbyterian tnstltutt of indus-
.■ r^i!>it Tempk
Tlie new paatof of Ihe Consho-hocken
Presbyterian church Is 32
vears nld Hi*, wife is n daughter of
''li.itle I! BtlWaOB. Ol Wayne The-have
twrt , hildren. Pnttv
aim Peggy. Id
ninths nil!
three months in Montgomery co ; the lounii
marital troubles.
When Judge Oorson suggested » » H.,i—
that sn attornev be appointed m >llllt'l> l>linis>
Will File*)
Margaret McCariy. of Plymouth I'lVOIVl' l^lllt
township, who died June 12. left nn
estale valued at WOO in equal shares
ion and methods
Classes are held during mom-represent
him. Guiles replied. I did Joh_ Toruk 0, M1 ymwn street :-M hours directed bv a faculty of will visit Mrs /^HipbellR parent*.|of ^ hr lhp A
what 1 am charged with and donl wa^s adrniu^d to SonUiorr?erv hoV\«^f^ ™* ^""^ "' f" "' "J n"a ""« «»« »« ™^ ** 'll" "*-
think t will need a lawyer as I am ,)ltal rerterda) with -second degree: ■<"«< t0 rrrf''",to^.. ,Th* J£!2z*t
Ml r»-"P"e» *"» '* «n two,*ral posUl department ai Washtng-pleadlng
guilty, with dj-sarmmgl burns uf the hands and face from nmgrams Include lecturea^ngions wri.|(.v vacation from bis duties at ton becsuae of the local office*
sincerity while working at National dramas and pmteantrv Tomorni* Autocar mmnanv Ardmore will continuous growth in the past de-
M Oas company i'""' l**»tures the carnp-rire serv- r(.t„m a) ihe end of that time Mrs icade, during which time It haa
fe on the campus The Inll , IU,(, n,r mn wn] re.| virtually doubled In volume of bus-closes
with Ihe candlelight service ,Vi. ,,.. iil)f1 ,vl)1 N. mesF
i BoKpksl AdmtfkuM Postmaster James P Meaney was
eourt by Olorla Un-1 Uvma MaeFarlanrl. 10511 Cut » „?»■_"'.."u^II^'J^sT,
Melhoilisi Outing
The Young Adult Fellowship of
the Conshohocken Methodist church
will participate in s combined pic-nic
ol the Young Adult Fellowships
of the Methodist churches In the
Norrlstown district at Camp In-nabah.
Pughtown, near Pottstown.
MiiHirpiw Camp Innabah is
owned by the Board ol Education
of the Methodist churches of the
Philadelphia Annual conference
rv institutes are held there
during the summer months Mem-
-.•owship and then-friends
are lnrlted to attend the
picnic, meeting at the church at
one Those attending are asked to
bring box supper and frankfurters,
rolls and marshmallows for the
roast In tr
lie^rnndJeltKht^M.rxiie pbell and ber at [t,.im ,,., ,w„ ni, . .
celebration of Ihe gol-den
wedding anniversary of Mrs 'authorized to n..me the supertnten-
Campbeiri ST-andparenu; Mr and *|ent. utter th; Washington author-
Mr. R F Trmittm of Seattle otl, itles deemed the post necessary. 8al-
Q »..«Jr ■'--!-!,, u,i. ,. arj for 'he newly-created post Is In
r\ ? y
: Oregon ann?d ,HIdaiho b£e- ttM," neighonrhood of M.000 the e*> n^Tf. n„t yet ,nnoun(e(,
fore retunnna here. Duties of the superintendent of
OB tin return trip. Mrs Camp-1 mails will be to supervise all mall
7 4S in ihe audi* hell and her son will b" areompan-; Incoming or outgoing, pass! n|
bar ptwetrta, the maw iwmn tnrouth the local post office and
try joumev being made bv motor ithe distribution of mall bv carriers.
fin Tun Mnntli*.' I'n-i-i ' " is ,he former Miv , Mr Powers has already beaun Ml
of the institute. Visitors
DOBMbd al OM institute tr.
The evening prt
bssdn
rmanev. ol Snokai I;i"s- w Midshipman Arthur I. Burl ,,, -., Uie postal_ service in Jsn*
liTSSR son Ol M" »nd Mr : Ford
I M r ■- ' M7 West Tent'i SVC- tT9tA .h(. f(.ITflf,. ,,
■ ■ urge Clay fire company
W ifr Itriiur- QUsTgei
1S34. a a substitute carrier
and clerk Mr Powers was soon
made carrier on Route .
Cedar Heights He ■arew
capacity until 1S41. when '•■•
the Armv. wan assigned ti
unit firsi in the African and tlMn
"l with agtrravBter assuult in the Italian theatre- rising In
md bfi1- f.t iieiue r;,nk and responstbihtv He was
iCimllnned on Page Foarl
Oreeai or Second avenue and
w-id ■trawl ■ ems noM m tioon w,,,,/. l'tthiiilwr* when atfi-Ktiett be. aawa ' IHIIHU . r.s
Francis J Bclai .• 1)-..// Hi'i/intriiluui
i bearing ". ; or ',raf' nt H'*>'r"11""
Ts-e Onw ban i enll- ii. accord iro e with 'he sumtestlon
•irnttnu
maoth ti»:'.' Reserve ofhi
oiard the all
■ run He retmrtifl
'iboprH the carrier In San Franci--
'" fnlif and dtpcrted for 11"'
H^waltir I-lpnd* on Ju-i" M Afiei
iteoartma from Pearl }•
Princetctn was to oroee.
p irttetpete in im- 1 na and trainiue ex-rhs
m.dshipmen a*-- ched- -ted t'i retnn to an
Aunuft 21 8"d th'-n to the
i>nd unher mc-: from «r| A'crdinn to 'he ma0atrate. <rf Oovernor James H Duff, in his
The S«HTi-tuun bai<d if foro-two piece*, nn-ler the dire*-lion nf Us.* ' I i
park next Thursday night al H. aponsored jointl> by Use Cotishohorken Chamber of ton
«f MuMciant, The concert will be free and a ktrge twrnoul of lisiener* it anti. iprtted
pmen Burke
■ n-e engineering depart'
I |
11" it a graduate •'. St
atatthears high school
(oinmiinitv Srr\icr'
The rnmmunin
lie held :T
the First Baptist ehurrh on Bun
day evening at 7 30 The gu '
sneaker will b>' Di J
■
"The Mandate of Ihe Master"
third time in tl rte procksmatlcei relative to the ap-
Oreen has been sr-J Droachina military draft :•
- C Undis
and ba:terv charge preferred by tertdenl of local public schoola.
arse she withdrew the ehari ropeel io state, county
■ borou-eh empi<.'. i M this
unit) to volunteer their see-nenod.
Auaust
The bsbv contests scheduled to All member* of 'he public school
be held this afternoon at 2 at nil faculty also will be asked u, serve
nix public plant OU!
■ ti asks that all
'he high
The mai > ao -list
: Sheppard will also be the guest, gras programs scheduled at ah Him schedule mav be arranged.
; preacher at the Baptist church vi - play centers next Friday will be I room will be daaunuted ln the high
vice Ht 10:30 Sunday riomlng i held as planned laehscl for restistraiion