The Conshohocken Recorder, September 10, 1948

              ®)c (!Tonsl)0l)ockcn ttecorfccr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7830.
Reduce Hours,
Increase Pay
In Whitemarsh
Towmhlp Supervisor!
Church Halts
Building Plans
In the i,nr "\ the extreme rise
in the cost ol bmldim
and la bus. ihe congregation OJ St
Pi •: i lii i.;,,. h .. '■ decided II
v. llh plaDI l"l H"* elect.on ill IT:
iddlUon LO the church for Christ-ttional
fa-nitrnxf
'u S.lwdnL. Thus im the MI*
Knr PABM **-- ■-- ,i I-., i:. i-iK.: inepiinK held Wed
Turnpike Link
To Run Along
River Road
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1948
Industrial Silt' (hi luisi I Im Street
TEN PAGES FIVE CENTS
Sunday Movie
Referendum
Police Department
Ing to
Governor Orrfen
Or(;tiit'(l Starve}
Fur l-Luiir Highwa)
IMxinouili Township
Request1 Mu-t wwail
Election \r\t ^ ear
To Be Purchased For Playground
A plot of mound nt 238-248 KM board In which they agree to forego
Elm street, rormerly occupied bj » peymi . netted
planing nun. end described by B tor the years ISI1 to HUT end alia
member ol town aouncU ae mem of school taxes rw*i la f/\ ] ■
the best Industrial sites m the bor- tcr the year 1948 it win ala I ft rw* I Ipl '1% I'll
(.null Is to be the site oi u summi r|w :n. : lit m9v 111 * V11
.playground ,or the children oi the resolution ol the borough couneQ J
second word This was derided We should also receive a leyer
■I the regular nesting ol town from the borough council In whuh
MMtrnw N»'\* S.-li.-iluL- ' ■'■ '" ''"' ' t l..i..il...BHMMH I council Wednrsda) evening. ihe> agree to pav one dollar for the ,( i vote taken to Iff Mill 11 , UTVC) ,iiW, i a eommunl- ai 01 costl It might
cation from ti» count] commission- >« advisable for you to write the
tin- churoh. accord* ror 1-l.uiic lli^liu;i\ ,. .,. ■»„. August met ting explain- ind tell them thai
Harold P. Dosbli ' ling thai the propert] H) purchase the lot tor
paid whltamarsh town-|tor An estimated Ma.oon building That the Multi-million dollar link taken over b) the oounty m pay- one dollai end all ooets and thai
shin police awe Lncraased lo par-jprojeci »iB gel undei tfay In the u> the Pennsylvania Turnpike oon-lment ol taxae and thai Juiien Krse g>u Intend to use n as i playground inclusion oj ■ referendum con-cant
and hours of duty were reduced event of a wane in the high costs nectlna Philadelphia with tlax and his wife W tiis resolution and cernini mowing oi motion pictures
from 10 lo 9 dally by the board of of construction 11 minus ai Kingol i" i ... all] 'i purchase the plot from borough council, tins '" PvmouUi township i n Bundayi
supervisors. The increased pav Announcement eras made that al run partly alone River road IniggOOm addition to all oourt charges, matter, will be promptly turned over noi been requested on the ballot
became affective September 1. Pand-1 th« ret ol the Board Lown Us ralonc ad-U0 the ' ''•"■■■ cofWTtfasioners lor »i the Novrmbc, i
ing approval oi a duty roster pre-.of Christian education il was de- yeeterdaj whan B I. Schmidt, ehlel vised council that a sheriff's sale their conslderation.H ' i""1 T"r Plymouth town
pared bj ftarrj s Bteinmets i hiel elded the paator will teach theiengineer ol the Bute Blghwaj de- Mgn was posted on the land to A "' ohiUon lo the effect the price nusioners forwarded
ol police, the present stiiedule will Uan's Uibie class, bcginlng witu lartment. announced thai : recover the amount of several nun- "*f(,i«l bv Juiien and Strlla Krtas- '" ;'" fintv Board ol Blections
continue until September 13. the Oral tfundas to Ootobai thins that is t-^nain i.s that land died dnibr1- ol a sewer iien There nlak was noi sccepuhle ems adupied loiiowiiig action taken ai the Bap-
The board disclosed v » -T. ■•>•'-!• app< bank ol the rivet was also unpaid taxes since 1*31. ■■ ■ ■ ■- reaanted tembei meeting oi the ummstup
Tuesdav night In the town- sLsiant to the pastor will be made, will be u>etl lor part ol the OOlUMCt- TW solicitor was givm authont\ at to tlie school board and to the R*-al ■ ti-mmls.Monr^ Tuesd;,., n;Kht
Bhlp building. Barren Hill, that'about October 1 The newlv-eWt- um hlghwaj thai meeting to dLscuss the matter! Estate Bosrd ted In The Bounty board ol
Chief SUinmetz. instead of per-.ed assistant. Irom the Mt. Alryi Chief Engineer Schmidt addtd "Wh the count! KUthotities alter the letter doas #lol anticipate approval ol in-forming
as an assistant to the desk Theological Seminary w.ll sake that there will probably be .some "*" had Mated the sewer lieu nuist Mr Williams immted out to the (liV.u,n „f ,nt. referendum on the
sergeants. Is to patrol the highway charge, aiong wiih Miss Oeue Bill, modifies lal in oe satisfied He told council Wed-five
days a week, spend a day in hi* churoh secretary, of the children s I ■■ railroad ma) have nesdai night that he bad written ■'■ »' '-■' ■[ monej that Is betni ., pertaining
office ai the township building. church, a servloe f« ..-.. umers bul had nffced He rnumereted ^he sepai- t0 „)e aubJetl 0l Ihl. ,„
West Side To lime
Registration Office
'lonahobockan •■
will not have to traw:
I
will be able to reglstet ui the
■ sjh DeBtavi.
si ;nii Board Ni
lo: with offices at 9 Smith Bryn
aiawi aic ui" Bn n Mi
■ ■
in the borough building In vVeel
l
■ ■
riii office v lit iw open for tin
d will re*
main open from a s m to 4 i> m
Mrs Edith Wood, o( Cednr ave-nue.
wh< lived In
World War l
.'...■ i tuu volunteered to
■ ins We ■
Bide grouo and will be
.■ iber oi volunti i
■
i ' Hire will remain open nil
neat) week imin 9 a. m to 4 p m
' so otnniiitiattun ot the
I born in
1927 are required to n
Fayette Street
Paving Will
Begin Shortly
124,640 l.i.l iceeptad
K\ llunMii:h * ouiicil
\i Month]} M«riin»
Town OOUncl) at the : I
wttng Wadnesdaj rdghl swjudad
I.. sergeants nre to be notlfletl held each Sunday at 945 a
«> Oscar A Kottler. secretary-treasurer.
that they no longer are
permitted to accept payment ol
fines and costs imposed bv Magis-trates
William J !
Hill and Louis W Hofman. of
Whitemarsh
'HILS practice, begun years ago.
was criticised recently bv Main A
Company, certified ;>:iblic account-ants,
after an examination of town-
.ship records. "Pructical. [lerhaps,
hut unorthodox." commended Main
& Company In a report filed with
larnsors Spoon informed,
the board he favored discontinuance1
of the practice because every viola-
K. Of C Plans
Memorial Mass
Expect Big Attendance
\i Service On Strada]
,oI economics." he si.ltl Hsu'tor received no reply to his letter ait" amount* m se*rr lleiw.. taxes,
'building .nether bridBe across the A letter Horn oeome F K™'l..t'lhl7„,„i1^"Lu!,'i^,^J,*n.J
.ii the county, was read at Wednea- be lost without an) Improvements
uernutled on a general elec-lon
baiioi it is permitted onh on
municipal election ballot. Thert
ill ix- a iiiiiim i|ia: clertit
Schmidt said,
required, they will be r
strut ted where Ii ;- fell they
needed."
this time, according to Schmidt
Asked whether feeder roads fioni fisTftgeaag "The""coomunlcsUon\"A7"S means' or" iiu-reasliig" "the P^niouU! t"wnshi|, nevt year
(he Llncuin Hi^liwa.v to the Turn- acknowledged receipt 0| a lettei on revenue thtough taxes. President Instigator o[ the petition are the
pue extension, oetween King M August 6 in which the Borough of Flero announced he tvoakl sppotnl owners mwt management of Ridye
PrussUl and Clt> Line .lunue wile c,,iisliohocken requested [leilllTsslml llll hti.m.e .oiiiin.Uee which i- Pike Drive-In Tlieiitre Ttieir ai-
" lo on' ri Use lots 22B to 248 In made up oi tht the tion eras tascan m aetwedanet ail 1- East Bun street now owned by the several standing committees of town requirement* of law that an sf-
™ OOUnty, Into I plu>ground. The council .i- OOnunltUe to meet with flrmatiVs vote must be- given bv
ltiti't continued "The km were s cornntittee from the school board (be voters before motion pictures
noi James ii imrt hsj or-|purehased by the county Oonunis- lo aet with e member of the Count) may t«* shown on sundav The
dered the Slate lilgliwaj Depart- SlonerS al I ireHMirer's to\ tale U B.MMI 0l AlSSanMnl for the Re- thialre owned bj National Drive-
A m-mnrlnl m>.« o, ir.liiit- r ""'," "' t'"U'1 """ "" t'nK"u','rlll« ll". K«sl Flin Mwt. .-el ond ward \i.:,m ol Taxes to discuss the mat- ,„ Theatres, opened ai |
A memorial mass in ti.ouu w contract to prt-paie detailed stir- In order for the county to act upon ter o! taxes relative to making ad- il(„| North ll September 1 the
the deceased members ot Consho- veys. plans and designs for the pro- the rcqtMIt it will be oeM nts In the assessed valuation ,m|v theatre 01 its type In' thil
ioi H u(formed upon receiving no- hocl:en Council No. 1U03. Knights of P""*^ four-lane artery "Our aim sand ■ resolution from the school '
t i<e of his arrest the name, address Columbus, will be sung Sundae"10*-" *P£Q Jf1* '" ,,u P«*
and telephone number of the magis-'monilm. nl a ... Sl Matthew" £P r;iad Uom ?}S* oi PruS,'i»t0
irfUe • morning at H in bt Maitiuw CUv jjne ^ qi,iCKiv us posxdble.
Acceptance of monies by the desk R«n«n Catholic church, Third ave- Koar Vear«. to (..mpleir
sergeants was a mat'er of convent- nue and Favette street Members Hie chief engineer said four
enee when offenders declared they 0f the local council and a number R*" voM* ** r«lu»red to tonmlete
were unable to locate the rmmstraie „# ._ _.o. _..>.. ... ..... _ lne "ew highway st an estimated
In qussnadft, it was explained.
Salary Schedule Set
Suit Results Alumni Names
of guests will assist in the mass cost ol more ihan I10.000.u00. but he From Accident New Officers
and receive communion The Fourth added that the section from lbs
Chief Steirimet'z will earn an ad- Degree Color Corps, in full regalia j Montgomery county commuiiuy to
dliional »21.50 monthly his |iav will be In atu-ndance and ihe Corps! Belmuiit avenue and Ottj Line m
having been increased fiom *215 tolOlee club will sing duiinif the ear*. J™ Manavunk shoidd be ready
»236M). Sergeant Edgar F. Mitchell I mony. OJ J»te 1950
is to be paid $225 50 instead of $205. A communion breakfasl. following' T"*1 road- ne *aia- "'ould be al
Officer John Leboid and Officer the mass, will be served In the new-:lcaat ,our lallPS ln * tl,h "l(1 ""
Charles Lloyed Frankenfleld are to ly-dfcorated school auditorium ad- ?,tr.(,,c,; un
•H b Lebold's PrlOStS En
arv was $1B5; Fran ken field's. $190 local parishes slgnillrd „
The latter Joined the force several, Intention to be present and a num- ' 'her lh»" _"« '
l after Leboid was employed by ber of proinineni speakers have1 f^*« Merion ^"^'l':,*"''^ by ffl Mm fm ^^ riama(tTS ngalnrt
$50,000 A.iioi.
\-j. - a i ■ =—» Loral >lan
Charging ha suffl i
Riea
o J. ROckey, rnanagar of Ritint>
Plkl l>i i\e-In said that the type
of motion pictures being shown at
the new theatre should prove to the
|.nolle the intention of the man-agemanl
I0 present the
Mrable tvpe of motion ptetUTf Bl -
tertainment
. . .. Tiie action taken bv the board
Mt-XiiiHM'i* \OIIM' HtMil- ol toiniiilassnn.il
that It recofi ni red the 237 signers
St. MattheW^g (iroilll « the petition as qualified voters
ol the lowif-hip Inclusion ol the
eiiueste<| referendum on the No-vember
ballot ,. however, a matter
the eouniv boanl
tin contrad
entire length
■
NortisUnm at .,
The sree to be wvared
i^ I9JM iquare yards Tiie contract
r the Bitu
mrd l ne
tuns limit In which to complete'
the work Is Ullrt) days Two
i.ther bitls were recehed The
Union pa vine otwnpany of Phlls- delphia, ml u ti n
e yard and the siaw-
I sndls pai Inej ootnpeiiy, oi Baia-
Oynwyd. submitted a bid ol 90
i i-nts per square -aid Property
owners along Favette Strati have
bean given notiM to make all
repairs to service pipes
i.nd sewer conneenoiis within ihim
days No psjrnitts will !«• issued
after that time b\ the borough
I'Ulhoi lUOS toi stleet excavation.*
, lor a period oi five years Work
nniiirniH on the oparation win tH-mn ihe
parly part ot October
between the phitln Oravlnese, otutinnan of
outdoor ncii- *he stien c.iiinntti'e reported
,„ thai the road roller which is
" practically beyond repaii and is
ic.st iponeorad by the Bunda) parked "> tiw first ward and sub-school
ol the Presbyterian church fected to all Bkanenta oi weaiher.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at has been sold to Borkow-kl
irm" ■'i't IIvvvv R,('t"rrKk AAnn e"laa- """'wr" »' ■ VTltr of «"wo FT«»c"* Kmm. ..in.nHttto |,U flr«l rmmlur borati entertainment
embracing a baseiiall
Presbyterians
Plan Outing
Corn Roautt,
\i Iw Rock
Hi Klein ■ tiie -n|
ununer and autunu
rofrrain
Kelh. atiending his Orel regular
meeting since being elected lo fill
he til ■' w itti i ai am v i a used by ;:r',:;:,r'r,ner';„nr':„":n. s 221^ z?xz"£2J8. '.:,„,,, ••' >'"■ eenere tontine
he first regular meeting of St
receive $21450 each Leboid's sal- Joining the church Pne.t.s Dmmul Seluiylkill within ihe city ms) Ui I" '•' »n an automo- Matthews Alumni AsMHiation for ln ,H, rtwlded
have slgiuiletl Iheu "jn wider ,- bile OOOlSlon William J Paul. Nor- the 1948 fall season was held Wed- ,,[ el. ■
4 i terdav filed suit nesdav evening in the grade school An ordinance was appro
r iMMimi Himiioe. .,ouit„t aidHorium and was marked bv a tabllshing a oo-parkmg area on
the department Tiie supervisors been Invited Mum out-of-town the Turnpike and its extension, are |" luuri „„, .", ""7/","' shuffling ol officers diie to the ^ I 0) Ridge pike from
felt both should receive an equal,members and guests will be in at-l'how of the Valley Forge area who t-"1 via B Houpt. isii uutier piae. naUon ()l phihp Coyne president, Colwell lane to Chemical road lo
amount. tendance. ■ata informed this week by letter this borough who has enlisted In the United iuclliiale movement ol traffic en-1
Each officer will be granted a two William Ruffing. recentl>-appoint- that the cross-state D/funi High- The statement (H <laun wo* filed States An Force Alexander Volpe. tetu.i and leavlnj Uu
Weeks' vacation with pay. plus fourled sute warden of the Knlnhls ol .way will cut through estates prom- bv James H Oakus, BM) sad l* vice--prasidani srai elected to fill Ig-houi parklni bsn was asUbllah-holtdays.
They will work on Christ-1Columbus, and past district deputy Isetl Immunity earlier in the year. bused on ■ OoUWOn on June 20. tiw vacanof iniineduitely after the «! (ai f'olwell lane ioi a
mas. Independence Day. etc.. butiof the 23d district, will preside an1 Representative Hurdle Scott. 1947. on oermantown pike and a resignation was at.■epird Mi Coyne iaoo feet Irom Ridge pike Park-take
four other days off "at their uiaolsr of ceremonies Ihe Color spuking for the land-owners in the private drivewav ol Timipkins Rub-lelt Philadelphia at ) U 00 the designated roadwav 1
convenience", lOorpi C.lee dub .cill lend color to vicinity threatened to stop theiuea company Plymouth Meeting to report for duty, prohibited from ft at rUftu until
William O Schimpf. desk ser- the orcssion with Ihe rendition of states plans, which he said stand Wimi. Rn employs of the rubber Other ehauges in the list ol of*- .; ,,. ihe tl 0 a
geant earning $130 a month, will'appropriate VJCUI selections ,dlrectiy in the path ol proposals [iron had finished working and was cars WS n of Carolyn R( made that the road
receive 1 lie same salai\ but he will Edward A Decker, grand knight'drawn more than 10 years ago ror going out ol the dmewav 111 his M< Tamm \ uiembe: ol the (lass ol resurfacing program had been
work 10 instead of 12 hours a dnv. of the local council, and general expansion of the park southward 1 vehicle when it was struck bv the 1946. to fill the post oi recording completed and bUb In payment
Charles Wagner. Ridge pike, and chairman, with the assistance of a to Include the headquarters of: defendant's car which was being seoratar) toitnerh held b\ Dnroth) spprosunaUni $0000 were autiktni-
Leo Splekermann. constable, ol large committee of members, are Generals Lafayette, Miftln, Pulaski operated east on Oermantown pike. Annas. Leonard Tayl , „ The township building on
Bethlehem pike, will work six houtsi planning to make it a banner event and Poore the suit contends member of the 1944J class, was a a- cieniiantown pike has been re-dally
as desk sergeants m the town- In the field of Catholic action His own 500-acre dairy farm will y*s n result of the accident Paul 'pointed flnan< - mpor- ,,uirt.(i to the extent ot a new
ship building for $75 83 monthly In- The number of reservations made'be "ruined' when the highway cuts suffered a fractured skull, a brain arlly to fill the post for Stephen'lo0( „ new eeillng on the flrM
stead of $68 and for the first time so far give- Through it. Scott —■
since the department was organl- event will be larteh attended
with ihe corn roast ami a csmp-l
which prism will be award-sdttled
fin
' ' 1 log,
A pi ogi am ■apeoutily nrrnnged
foi the betlnnars deparuneni win
be conducted :>\ Mis John Rahm
Mrs Oharlea Elnejar and Mrs
itt-i Blackburn Tran p
express the belief that some
toiincllmen are exceeding their
1 iithoi'iu lie referred '" 'he rt>
nort made by Mr Oravpu 1 and
then said he would like to ask
the gentleman who made liie re-i"
tis'- He s-roke
ol some ot the "boys'* iNUhj s("-
tanced to ptisan, which
orobabh the right thing, and
<e church lor »ll i-r«,nS ;"J-r**?Nll "/ELTrX."S!
1 .nn 2 |, m In cew oi Inclemenl ; „.," '*?*'.'„, ":!!,.„ J,
n.uw.'u.e .,™, win be hrid In "» :."'",";:„."
w 1H0 Registered
zed they will receive 12 days' vacs-tlon
with pay.
Officer A C. Wells, agent
Montgomery County Society .>■. __
Prevention of Cruelty to Anim.il>. Hi'l'.' 1 4'sl«'I'll:i\
tContinued on Page Severn ■" « « ■ « «« < "«»»
The greatest number of men re
I siding ln Coiuihohocken and WTU1
iwnahlp sapaared before
the volunteer registrars Wednes-day
as registration for the dralt
; ion. a blood clot of the brain, Plshocfc, Michael Tnm.uiy. of Rad-personal
matter, however" various citus. lacerations and SO- nor, was sppolotad to tiie tifftce of
he added Obviously the turnpike nudons about the bod\ and other \lte-piesidein taking the place va-has
to go through somebody's ; jgfld by the removal "I Mi
but It should not block the Sl. hospital and nursing Dorothy Pishock was named to the
extension of the park "
Two Are Jailed
To Await Trial
AStedun Of Girl
Were Free Under Bead
Two young men who were .Trent-
•d by wbrbmenb •,„uishii» t>o-
Sunday School
Meet In October
mounted to $4 446 30 while his executive board to till the varanrv
.- $S20, was a total cauaed bv the ree
wrack Paul also lost considerable James N-'llanv from tills borough
time from Work and contends he to Drexel Hill
cannot oontinui with tn former An Mdtln
tiataSation 01 new
Ihe project cost about
timo
was transacted.
ti ,, repotted that building nei-i.-
i b\ Henrv Friend
I to $25050 Bills were
. . talinsj ST.75346
liositiou
inandir.g less
ed this we. k al the high
school annex when 180 men born i _ .
in lD2fi were registered In
itidav registration ol men born ' •'" ■<
in 1925.97 men wen iiniiiisssil *•*•■ """"■ *> !l!'h dletrlcl 01
itegistiation is bslni txmducted ° lhe w 1 annu*1
today for men born In 1927 Next
week will conclude the n
schedule in Ihe ana under SUSer- .
vudor ol Oupertntendeni ol Schools '' >»d 7. The Mom ■
Robert C. Landis Men born ii
1356 Enrolled
In I'nlilic Schools
Crash Occurs
On Wet Road
1 month ago for allegedly 1928 will register Monday
of the subjects ol discussion The
lt| kept a setter ai preseii;
will be held m October and further
notice will be made within a short
time Membership cards were is- .
»uii dancing refreah-nt.
i,v and 1 ■ D of entertain- p0lir uwal men were involved in
Conshohockeii public schools mmi meattng a ,wn."gr srcldant bn ■'■
ruua Sunday SShool COD- opened Wednesday with formal President Coyne mined the gavel t.iwmht0 at in 40 last -light On a
lent ion. The convention will be Instruction bwgmnlni reatl Mr Volpe, w„, highwav Richard Philip Shin-held
in Williams port on Octobei t, Final "u BUmtlon Is being con- immediately his resignation was 14m .vanue and Well
inisaUon accepted and the new prasldeni pre- _-, (ll,, M1„ his car south on Gei-group
will meet next week Rev are being completed by the faculty ,sided, dining the remainder nf the rnantown ; "gh
111 held
iK'ial cabin
The general program fa 1 he
11001 w'.tl start at 1 SO
LQUl erainbles for the
in in.,11 j and |ui
1 IM \.iiii'tl i" ents will contLnue
p: Imai \ department
over and niitler rela;
ballon contaal and feet
elephant lunior departmeni three- !'"' (,ls""'t . ,„, „„„ „,„„, reui ^..:::>v?:"i™ *«i?-j
and sack : si 1
people t'M'-tiit
■ elrh
leg wrestle, and a watermelon' .
rbe ouuiiii 1 depart meiit will
piav bund man'i imfi wud bull
lump the creek and engage In
three-legged races. fOUowed bj 'lie
departments lumping
rope relay jump
test and boa -wow Com liitlliig the
held events will be the hand push
■god race and the baseball ""
throw iooyi end girl;
t gpla
of-war
The bnsebnll uame between the
S3 SPiBn!.sihs" M>'.'' was a* ff"ol™lows'rN e"s
Ml. 11 Clark Dolomki.
Maple streei on Feliui -
arv 4 had no1 been reported and]
why It had not been leuorted that
ii gun had been pulled on a bar-tender
in a taproom on Maple
street, on tviinian .. Al this
point Mr Oravlnese ob)ected lo
ik the ""' wnwks m Mi Krllv ejrd
—■' -h.>\ should i>r directed to
ittorney President
Mr Oravinase end
voiiiia Informed Mt Kelly he was out of
.... • order Tliere was a lot»f dlscuapn
•JJ-yJ on the sale of the road roller after
Mi ahaa bad leeonded the motion
ol Mr OravUtest that the sale be
apnrnved. Mi Kellv contended the
roller could not be sold until bids
had been received He was corro-borated
bv Mr Williams that a re-
. o| the stale Highway
Deps 11 ment said it wongl be
to ask for bids Solicitor
111 It me ruled 'hat It was hot
to ask toi bads bill sug-esled
that .tuch a procrtlm • lie
RutM'it j OotLschall. Norristown. and adminlatratlve staff
Although not yd 1 ompleted, the
etlng
Slated to serve
In Iti'M-iir Kirciiit'ii
Hill road. Whitemarsh. had been
free under bond since they were week are res:denLs or this bor-.'^'^6' counUaa of Uv
apprehended August 3. ough and Whitemarsh township Tolcnrdln« "> Irn c Sassaman. con-
A third defendant. William Heck, sit Mondav morning are Sirs Helen wntion duectoi
24. of Joshua road. Whitemarsh. Rollins Hr. Mrs Florence Rollins, eral secretary' of the Pi
is still at liberty under $500 bail Mrs Judson Maids ai,d Bars IContUiwed On fag* Threei
He la accused as an accessory In Charles Smi'h In the sit)
the crime Mrs Stanley Cooper Mrs Henry fctVI'-|»lii.ia** 'I',, It,, ||MK|
Assistant District Attorney J ' RoUis. Jr. and Mrs Horace Krie-
Stroud Weber Informed Judge Dan- bel will receive registrations
nehower that he did not deem it Wednesday's registration will be
advisable to present the Common-! conducted by Mrs Wan-:
wealth's side of the case today in- Mrs [|i,Murd Vandegtift and Mrs
.is Heck plans to stand trial. George Wimmer in the mornins
Because of this development with Mr- W .i.m. Deww
Judge Dannehower lilted the ball Harry Ferrier and Mrs Harry Oll-of
McDonald and Cumin and re- inger sitting In the alternoon ses-manded
them to Jail. They will be slon The concluding day's regls-sentanced
lollowmg Hecks trial tration buslnevs will be conducted between the team o( the gJuh-
Chief of Police Henry Stein- by Cal Rlggs, Charles Moriarltv, ingtoti Fire Oompanj Athletic as
mets Whitemarsh. was the only Mrs Thomas Williams Miss Ber- soclatton winners .»i the nremen
during the brief hearing, nice Maxwell Mrs. Ellas Blair and jmgUe "i Uus boroufh, and Uic
.. car ahead of htm. he told Sgt
Edgar B. Mitchell and Offlfi'r Alfred
■ Wli.ieinatsh tOWnShlp
police, and thought the car was
S) 'p mining slowh He came upon the
n the school district's I a.^lOl' I OIII^Ml applied his
toul of 1356 pupils r- M,t the vehicle, a 1MB sedan
nary and Rev Wlllam H Moona] will be■ sh(i mUt the tear of the other car.
from ministers and lay leaders of secondary departments The prl-, Installed as the pastor of the Pn Handing -till on the
attacking "a 21-year-old Oerman- in" 19»" "wTll regis'eT' 'UVdne.sdav'. ts eouiity president Nt>rmau Rice
town girl, were jailed this morn- men born on or prior lo s. \\ iwl-l
ing following their arraignment be- 18. 1930 will regislei Friday Men" Pr:!t'"« t**** ■*•»*■ of ch,irrh* bo'"
fore -adge William F Dannehow- born on September 19. 1930. and «■ " Qwahotvacken and In- JO be 0M ol the greater if not
tr na charge of rape nftei that date are required to rrg- radiate vicinity UVSSjL
Edward F McDonald. 23. of 8140 later on their ehdlUM Advance regis':..-.■ . mn- history *
U-rmantown avenue. Chestnut Hill or Within Bvi 'ter at J*5?"1JH ^'"^ received dally *™ ""^"^J".J„. pnm
I!Lrv
and Frank Curran. 21, of Mlhtla Draft Board 1011. Not
played at
Eh 1 William n
Moonm win oonduj
thr- rmnnfl,rree wwlhiiicehh wwiilnl fealure .QrartnaaB, Hunsberger. Shaw. ];u(n millami end Pn
-..-.- Fien. 10 Mi Kelh roted "nay"
and iii Oapaldl did noi vote Tiie
motion carried Mi Oravineeo
not etl t he propel officers be
thortaed to 'tan lhe bill of sale.
e. iniil.d the motion
all wnportinj
.11 chair-man
Supplle- at,
nanr Rahm
Vernon Ootwals Wllrnu Oraham
and Fred 1 BOpold The program
11 , omprlsed M Mrs
»\st *»'>"" :r,",.!!i i,a,n Bui,.,, Erifsr Ki ui th<- negative
ijii-stinns 1 insure ( ummilter
Mr Shaw asked for information
tatlve to at'.v JI tion that had
ii iinllnuril tin Page Ten!
1 i' I.
The Washington fire company
w.li be host to Rescue Ore
No 4 01 York Sunday The visiting
firemen will return
Miten
several week:
the dav will be a sol'
,f marv department has SB6 pupils bjtenaii church it 1 service Friday nij,|iwi,
registered in the first six grades night ai B Two Presbyterian clergy- owner ai
and kindergarten The Junior-sen- men prominent In this area will p"h' d R' D , sjtrafford
IOC high school has 760 registered participate in the service Rei u" Qisu-lss E Mather 2d
aknploymanl he Ml taken u Johi Lratoroi the <" *»" ££".*„ ™„u H- r.dd
manv pupil-s from their ehoolln. rtU pre- w
• his year ■ tndrea Mutch. D D
the enrollment is due' PestOT emerttUS '>! Brvti Mawr Pros
reatal number ol bj'terian rhurch. will preach th(
1 108, begitmiug ^I^1011
08 clergymen, pa--'.
The trend toward larger first grade ky Presbyterian congregation:
Ptiteler M an Fdgai
and Mi Walter Black-burn
Trai Iteing ar-
Eugene Rutt.
Rarrj T Allebath
■
police he w
. bound lane
. crete ruahwi
' front
idle on the south
Of the two-lane con-
\ (ieimunttiWU pike M
Hill Oa
enrollment 1 <>! the b>
creased birth rate during the «nu
ontmue fot
."r^'^.jy™ "Th™'km"er«arte„ he. M nnpns
with ■ win I mt lisi of more than
BQ <)■!,■ .
t antismed «" Pare frvei
morning He testified that he; Mrs Ruth Vnndegrlft
trio folloarln| a cor
^;r1rl,:.;!im,',,"n'VI,(l,"y',unM nw Pu'wiiuu Kaii>
' """"^ °n **** r'"' At liarr.11 Hill Oct. *>
St. Matthew .. ClnM
To Hold Ki'iinion
■ igi igj
S^Stott. lShseventi ' ' '
grade. 127 in the eighth tC
am juu oe out for reveugt *hen ,ninth. 132 in the tenth 101 Lo hp elrvenlh B7 m ,hr tw]tai
: I i.i.
1 tub oi Vorfc
In their previous rtu -
season in York the Yankees were
12-3 The \\
school building, because his Ignition
1
_ oart 111 the installation Rc\ |L g „ u,d J" *"
John T Oelloway 1 : brMfl> nl!
Ian church, will deliver m"
the charge tr, ihe mini ■
the congregation will
1 w scoti (-'infil 9200
ugh Presbvtenan rhu , ,^„ , „
* fine of S200 was bop ■
todav on Charter
ftighti
leaded guilt) • 1
: drunken dnv,:.
Hi w.r sm ted A ■■
lloaan and Oflic r
ot Rorurtowi
'Otloa ■ 108? second ^ "^ » Her man Bridgeport * ' ' *^ WJ
■ grade. 88 third grade, t». fourth ' atln lh* j%J '
If It; fifth g.ade. kg; sixth '",' "" „ „. r-rnriP UM R''v Mr Moonev wiinll bliee ggrreeeettied , , pi
congregation'
Mr-, (riiriito Solu-tri 'n kuiM'ked over .1
first ball Is "tossed "at the1 me. ,"",v*mn »' '» ■"• tweiitn rnaged a parkin
Observance of fire prevention Community athletic field Sunday1*™" rUIH'Mll loilliirruu Main and Mills streets
week will be concluded at a rally afternoon at 1 30 The game Is ~— ■"^v ™/unc 39 of IS
Oftober 9 in the Barren Hill fire open ;o the public, no sdmlsston Hold Honor < lilirl its OurUW 8->lii^tri. died Tnes-1' ^''" t'd,r" ,^„a /*„„.,,!
rforman H WooUey srmirmsn to be charged The court ,,r h«n„r ,,i u„ r^.v dp''' mghi at her home. 241 We.st \\ "d tr, mU .f v
Membe.s BJ the 1046 graduating ot the . o.nmutee in tharae. an- An entertainment program al the niaKrt^ v JLSWU ari«S «J"Th»d avenue after a long Ulnear '1,ulr'd '
M.iihews high school nonnced today Children living in fire hruse has twn planned to ^iri »1, ^oht o. ih* «,™. , fh,, ^ B,"n '» Halv. she had lived
will hold a reunion Sunday at the community will be driven to honor the visitors following "
lakev.ew Memorial park. Rovers- and from the fire house on the eftivrnooi wil'lrim" SitwteV aFcZntZr' PiTi'iu Snp wa* * member of .--
were apparatus They will be shown how
bartered buses
Final arrangement'
rtad at a meeting held Tues-, the eiurines are run and all that
daj night at -he home of Mlssi firemen are required to do at the
BWttj Moore 16 East First avenue., scene of a blaze C*.|H M irilt.- Hi-. I, •■-.•.■
who was class recretarv The com- Barren Hill fire company at a rr- w* i?" "aaWnaal UtM liarK*
nultee m charge of arrangements cent meeting, purchased and m- Forresl a BUakssle] Jr of 150 medals' as' did
include Betty Moore. Doris Smith stalled a television set West 11th avenue returned to Explorer Scout pi
Jane Schank Eileen McCauley
hospital
J2_w.ll «n, h« r.'r'iT effl&ll'SSJES nd Damisn ChUTCh .St
in chsrge, assisted by Wa!1 .
elerk Six aaeankan of Troop
" of St. Matthew's churrh receiveC
member ol th<
■
Hugo and a daughter
■ 1 re Ob
ene. two grandchild
.VlWtill)! INMillMHlpd
and tw
funeral will be held from hi
UWSUflOW in- : 1
with a solemn mass of requiem in
S- Cosmss and Damian
10 a
. 111111 U»IIIIIIN 1 1111: ■
.cent will be in St J ™n
■ '!.' teri ) nmn
home Monday after receiving tartan church Rudv Repp, . *eph
irom the Pierce. Lawrence Cornga.i and
loretin Kearney, Francis Carr. Tex ■'■^^"■*»s ■ ■■■■|Rueatiii A m(>,,lbfr o( ,n^ Marine Timothv Bloi.g .ill members of
Burns. Jack Irwm. John Nolan and, The September meeting ol the Corps Reaarve he served with the Troop 6. were awarded meda- in
liughe\ Those desiring to Retail Merchants Division of the Marines for two years in Camp masonry and cement work Peter < t. 1 i> ■ ■ \| ,
attend the reunion, who have not Conshohockcn Chamber of Com- I.eJeune, N C He was graduated Lepera and Paul Smith abo of ***nO<ll iMiurti lo .vie**!
. reversal mas. may do so merre. scheduled for last night, li*m Conshchoeken high school in Troop 8. were advanced to second Tv,„ rnn..i.rv,w.,.n S^K«I »w,.r
. member of the was postponed The next meeting 1945, where he played varsitv loot- class scouts. Brooke Weber of the >cnooi roar
I'lrnintUM RestrvatKms are Itmit. at the group wilt be the regular ball He will enter the University Explorer Seoul Post, VL< advanetri *'1! m'ft M""'day tight the nawi
tOaurker saeetlna o; Pennsvivania In Pebruarv . to the Frotutersnian rank ittg r*»tpoewwl trom Labor Dnv
Rruintvr Tc lote!
The Co
■ ■ 1
row is the last dav to :> .
be eligible tu vote at the
President! il Bed ' ember 2
■it ofnee in the
house will be ■
tnrn tOffnevTVP 1
oliice will remain open until 9
Yesterday and lest ei •
.total of :>
RepuMlee
nriii-Daituian.s gnd one Prohtbi-
Meaaa
\ IM.I.II Sodct) To Hold
Election Of Officers
A program Of
■
the annual meeting
„• the M Choral 60-
.■ t.;ng SI B 111 the
■ with Harry I Atkinson.
president, pi 1
Will be elected A possible
•he by-laws will be dls-
\ report on tin
ear. coming to n
tl Lttitted
Enroutc To !.«*> School
EarlHl
II I.ink, ol :'PI F.a-t Elm trtel
Michigan, will
■.'. 1
|> f Wl,t
I
hki home in De-tioit.
wiih his wife
■
with his famllj b<
college Mr lank w.i- graduated
...ihockei- hinh
1C43 where lie plaved varsity foot-ball
and won much acclaim as s
He WIIS a member of
B Wood Choral Soeleiy
■:lege
Kill I pTOfrrani Begliii
■
Calvai
.:: be held Suntl:
■
: ' Imary da-e
in n.e«-i in it., regular
■
■
1 proceed nit«
■
meet Monday evening at 7 30 The
weeklv re-on
Thursday a' 8
<iiil|ih < liinrli
Tails Minister
The trust) 1 the <•■ .
iion church ai .1 meeting Tuesdav
evening extended .1 call to Rev WH-liam
McKec oi Lockport. N Y. to
the pastorate of the centurv-oid
church at the corner 'if M
OlUpb road Um Ml
! McKee occupied the pulpit of the
church two Breaks ago The Lock-port
pastor has been an ordained
■
lent al the Eastern Theo-logical
Semlnan Philadelphia pre-
Be is 36 years old. married
■ and lias two ' rnldreii 1 ] is Donald
'or of BalllgomuiKO Hnp-
■
In having him become s candidate
!'n (iulph pastorate Tl
has tieen without a regular!
'he past tWO ■•
Robert C I M borough.
i ad as supply :> < ■
* ;ir- < -.lli'l.
An automobile rnlliMon m which
M1I1 road
< ii; red Wrdnea-the
200 block of
Spruig Mill avenue The machines,
one drivel
■
Blake of 13&
• ling east
1 cue Mr Blake
In suetriptlng
the bumper of the Durbas
-■ With tiie buil'ii.
The rtaitmt'.
Hti-|Mlal i\dnU—JOB -
.■urgieal was «dn> ■••*■ Sacred
aWeri hoepMal