The Conshohocken Recorder, June 25, 1948

              ®ljc €onsl)oI)ockcn Ikcorfccr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7808.
Motor Freight 'AH al "w0""* Federal Units
Will Open Jnlv '. \ . .
Voice Apjiroval
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY, JUNE 25. 1948.
DEWE1 WINS NOMINATION
Garage Permit
Is Set Aside
Vt hil(*inurs!i |',(,,i <l
Overrule* Action
Of liuiJiiiii- KBApector
Issuance of u permit to Tornetta
Motcr Freight for the oraotlos of
u garage terminal in Spring Mil)
I of siio.uoo wu unlawful,
the toning board of adjustment
nude known in mi opinion dts-clos.*<
i yesterday.
The bond, headed by Chariot
H. Fia?ier. aa*o frowned upon thi
proprttUn al tin moior freight
ser\r_o for beginning actual con-struction
of the garage after an
•Lppatl had tern filed by two dtl-
■JKDa objecting to the project.
In reaching Its decision. On-board
of adjustment considered the
use of the proposed building would ■
be "nostou or offensive by rea-son
of the emission o; odor. dust,
fumes, smoke, gas. vibration and
noise, and sc dangerous as to con-stitute
,i public hazard.'*
The board was in agreement with
Rose Wojden and Frank Helenlak.
who live near the s.te of the con-leinpluted
garage at Elm and Sandy
l iint property owngn still
"have some rights to be nmlected"
although the area In question 1".
zoned Industrial
Residents' KighU Protected
Leonard Tornetta. the Hppellee in
the case, contended that residents
in an industrial community have
lost their right to be protected in
the reasonable enjoyment of their
/*-cording to the opin-ion,
tne bourd believes that in this
Instance, where the community was
of a settled, residential character
loiv.{ befor> the passage of the
Boning ordinance, the residents
"thereof do have some rights. . .
opinion concludes that the
PubU playgrounds of the borough
will open for the summer season
I July 0. George T Jackson public
principal and Ripe '|>l llw/kllias Uu playgrounds annomcad lodaj \f\ UWclEI
With the ain.it. m ■'. ■ DOther play
center on the community .ithlctii
n Id nth avenue and Kai
this year, the i.ombtr of publi' pirn
Xioiint'. frill be t.,v ?h; ta I ■'.
nf setting t:p tlie equipment ai the
■ ftl week.
Woik - tinder mi now on tin-
■iiMallaiion of an outdo.
.11 the West Third ave-nue
pluytrjui.d, situa".ed DOaT Wooderans' housing development in the
itraet, A hxrdtop SUTfaU Is being1 greater metropolitan Philadelphia
oloted U| ha blltdOOf urta. Tlie $1,600,000 project located
BOUrl wil! also be Installed a' the al mdge pike and Joshua road was
new playgr .o:i;i inspected yesterday by 100 repre-
Oontpietlon of Uif tw\ new out- lontativO* of the Vctera-is Admin-
■■ v.;. :. k. .: . '! Dl i i u i-1 ration, the F.-deral Hcuilng Ad-
In ihi boru-(,'i It I tht plan muiistratkn and the National Bo-
.„V,'u „V.i c,ely rf RMld*nUal Appraisers
oroposcd 1M single two-story
IgS
\\ hit.-mitr^li MilK
Termed A Model
Of Veteran Hooshig
WUfetmoj ■■ ■ I a model '
:urts after tftfl plaj grounds are
:losrd. aOlflasillMjMT J^"" nll.-rrick dwellings to" be erected,
attic sport, recreauon abou. 0,1(..,hlrrl npvp befn mn_
constructed Twenty houses are now
occupied ond i. number of the of*
Betel visitors who arrived on the
premises it 'A vesterday afternoon
went door-t.ell pushing In order to
determine lor themselves whether
the new owners were completely
satisfied with their purchases and
liked the neighborhood generally.
Charles Flanagan, chief of the
appraisal section of the Veterans
Administration; Waller J. Caple,
chief construction uimlyst. Veter-ans
Administration; Oeorgr Dea-gau.
chief evalualor. Federal Hous-ing
Administration, and ChestT
West, the orlglna1 ^ipraiser as-
.lgned the Whltemirsh Hill
Fraiikeiifield
Heads Lions
111- lulled Oil TllftduY
Ai Dinner Meriiiife
William T Frank en field, of La
"avctte park, was installed as presi
dtnl ol the l.ious club at Mir MIIII
uu mhiv dinner meeting Tue«la:
night at Spring Mill fire house. Ht
lucceeds Thomas Caldwell The velopment. were among the group,
new president Is superintendent of'who commended Dnv'd PHoftmo
Andorra Nurseries i builder of the Hey wood-Hall Con-
Other officers ar? first vice -presi- struct ion company
dent. Harry I. Atkinson; second The delegation, forming three
vice-president. Francis T Dentil.'; itrouns earh headed by a speaker
•hl'ri vice-president. Ronald I. familiar with the scope of the nrr-i
Coder; secielary-treasurer. Thomas t^-i msi>e<:ed the dweUmgs and trie,
D. Owrn-i; immediate pasl-presi- ml\n 20-acre tract where the!
dent. 7 homas L. Caldwell;
William Seville!
Siiecumhs Here
In 81st Year
George Clay
Fin* Company
Hist
I'mmiiifMt Msrton
Operated Draratow
Mere Thun .10 Yean
a In 'in I' M|iil< t hi l'nr\ H..in
.mil f.i nrrr Mrl.JiUhlln. u( 1
'>ctr«r ( In nia i ■■i|ii|i.tm I
In.u.M Mill br .imllliiiril 111 flltl
FIVE CENTS A COPY
I Banquet Starts
I Fire Company
Celebration
Forrest I* Speaker{
(it'orjrt* day Netnberi
To Parade Tomorrow
orv
The ;r.r(e-(iHv celebration mark-
,, in.' tbi nfUtth .■■ i.' ii .us oJ
'lie HorilUl'll of Wtst
Oofuhohocketi bj ln« Ooorge clay
r.re romnanv «us officially given
f but night at
Uii';uet In the auditorium of
'the West Cnnshohorkeu ■tbOOl A
i .i.i. Oj 3;;' i I.- '■. tir- n • ■nd their laml-
II.HI Thomis l DaVaV, (luvtmur of New Vork. is the Krpuh-llran
nominer fur President uf the I nlted Slate*, natned unan-lin
IUSIV on the Urn ' kill.it .ti a specUeular session In <onventt<m
Hall Philadelphia, last night. Dewey arrepled Uu nomination,
publldv uppearlni before the convention delegates shortb after
the balloting w»i rnmpleled.
WAKKEiN FOH VICE-PRESIDENT
LHir'ni' ' Iht |ni -
i equipmetii mi
i.iways a Hrtow proUon lor the
lumpMiiy The Iloiough ip
lion wus Mimll hut in
WIOkUB Nevi:e lorowi Mont< to tin ton roootnd showed that
gonierv' countv ■<■
ml jmon and prominent Mason old to thi limit at Ihotr oU
and sportfriin died El ten ">l foJ
morning at his home. 224 Sprlmi "rre held in Odd Fellow:, luill linn
Mill avenu-, after benin coiifmed > enabled tht company,....t,o..„p«l ..
Bo Dsorkod in >■vhtie'h Durint thoyeon folknrlnt tho or-birihdny
onnlvenon nii ■'||1" w mnlootloii ol UM On coo i
Proprietor ol the Neville druglwoa real work lor nwmbon
.store 'or a half century he waa ;n [compOJD* 10 Ottond lire- ami : DjOPOd tlie cenmany and
uve ttan until hb fatal attack. their obligation for Uu I Arnold Forrest.
' Wldelv s309VH in -ports circles of poatHHv tO fti Lttomey o' ^*■
an easier era. he organt-:ixl and the fire was manpower. With tho ■•ntj *
managed the old Ooogdwboofcen 1 ills on even aWl II DMonl exhaust- lu. iv pertinent to the occasion.
Basketball team, lormed in 1890.1 trg WCTk to :ece with the wrri etVOd congratulations from
and guided it to a national basket-'totd WHO inilled llj honor |B
h.ill championship. A member of r^- iron! bed re they could get gt tht
one-time Philadelphia l^ugue and fire. This was most torcenil
National Bafielball league, the lo-'onrlarted nt a fire a: Inwood Saiil-cal
team won wide fame on tours' tarlum on Suite Road which requlr-throughoul
the entire sUte andl«> tlM members to pull the carriage)
Ohio, winning championships also about a mile mid ail upgrade Oc-in
the two leagues for main years (Continued on Page Faun
First named county coroner
1912. he relinquished th>
Mil-t o> txrome a state ropri
and served the State at Hanisbiim |
In 1915 and 1918 Again appointed
eoronja in 1918. he served conttmi- IT 1 BVf 1 |0
ouslyuntl! 1924 IKlltS V\ *Ml(llM<V
Named registrar of vltol stutisllcs'At*****^ " MIUUlC
Sudden Illness
V. J. I\;ii|i'ii Suffer-*
Acillc Vj»[irinliriti-tnll
twister. Theodore Munts: assistant
houses are beliia erccte.1. Th*lr
Muilv-is study of the nuemtlon was
permit, issued by Charles Miller, 'ail twistti. Cardin D. Brown; LK.II fijr KUld.nr(. m ,h(. future In de-bulklmn
inspector, at the instance v|mer;.n!or«;_?__.WJll; a^l-sunt | lermir!lw pumdards
of the toa-nahip solicitor, Is voided IUotl tomei. Iloberl Hague,
by the toard of adjustment. ! Ralph F Ebe.-le nnd John Fischer
Leonard Tornetta. 1334 Butler were Installed as directors for the
pike. Plymcuth townshir. entered 11948-50 tetm F. FTonoki Moore and,
into an agreement ol sale April 14 J Holland Davis will serve another V'."^"*0, "l,,,.^.
for the Diirchase of the tract ' ihelr two-year terms as
String Mill It Is ol served in the
opinion that permission for the
motor truck terminal previously
hid been refused in Conshuhocken
James H Catola. Esq.. represented
TbrnotU at a nubile hearltiK Mnv
28 in the Sprlni! Mill fire hall
called as a result of
taken M"v 8. two days <>..
a:-..-e of th* permit
Tlie trucking nir Hies of the nn-l>
el!oe eonsisl of the operation of
and 18 trailers, enjaaed
Han
projects ebewhere
Friedman said regulations govern-ln
» veterans' homln-- have been
large flow of
mplainu throurlunil the coun-etors.
Junlus
i trv to congressmHi
Chc^niitt of the Hoxbcr- o-her Oovenment ofncials regard-
Lions club. internaUonai '"" inferior house* built bv various
cou selor omclated at the installs- 'if™ primarily to take^advantageof
"on cemmmles John Verger. rt. J« «u^ hoiioinr shortaoe The
FT1A and VA puwil Unporunl role-dwell-
Norrlstown. was a ^it-fit.
■ -", I on uimi «i«'i'it» •" •' ■"■"""" ins. I,, 1
the appeal'to Montgomery County fchcrin Sam- '*;, "
after issu-Juel Olass and Oeruld Kihoe ' to*n!-nip
i ion
Kvli iiMUi*' FilrIH
The board considered narrow [,
lie nelHhhorhood entirely;
merchandise truckine prlncl
pally for the Alan Wind Steel com-panv
and the John Wood Manu-facturing
company The business rp a» yi II-»».« board of adJu.Kimamt of Whltrmar^h
batlll conducted in Nor- I O I>«* iTIllfH II 111 I t j towrshln headed by Charles H
: A double-feature program of IT- Frailer for its part in making re< -
ligloua films, open to the public,1 ommendntions when an appllcaUon
will in held on Tiii'duv nuhl at 8 was (dec! several years ago seekn.g
Uwmpnjto tot ««,. Ullr * ",~ "Sl«R^ StSK »udl-' Konllnuri .„ P.„ Thm,
vehicles of the six* in question.. . p.irn tiu-iures me ouislnnd-
••Thls would constitute not only ln-u°r'um .gfjl' gjjj""*?£P°£l"^. —
terference nith the present uses of nd ^ Qwn ,„ produced m fl/,,-,,,,,,/, \§nn these streets, but will be a hazard ' HoIJ,
VWOO(l ^ t. JrZontod by (00- nOrOU^ti MUU
o he residents, and more partlcu- , ^ p]MVft% o1 20th Century Fox » go :.J>_ f%mSatam
larlv to the children of the vicin- and PBVam«m«t stmiios Th IS §9PiVP\ S IJriVPr
ity wlto must use these streets for j kev^ to thp tneme ot world- \
travel to and from school; the w(de evangelism A Conshnhocken member ol the
board at I . xhe sw.{,n(1 mm. which was pre- State I-ollce was the driver for
Other members of the board are miered In 100 cities s'multuneouslv "residential Nominee Thomas
Charles Wagner. Barren Hill, and nn June j5 j. My Name la Htm Dewev since his arrival in Phllndrl-
Oeoffrey Smith.. EJI . WTiltemarsh. |t ^ a nrt«lnctlon of the ProtesUnt Phta for the convention
Leonard Tornetta. reached this y^\m Co nun i;s inn and was filmed in He is Ray Nlghnn. of 105 West
morning at his office In Norris- ciiinn H amployi a combination Third uvenue, based at the Col-town,
said he had instructed his;0f documentary and dramatic tOCh- legeville Barracks and a member of
attorney to file an appeal In court I ntques. emphasizing the broad na-i tiu' sUte police for the last decade
\\ hen four officers were called
In from Collegeville. to augment
in Conshohocken shortly after, he
served until a few years ago.
The oldest living past worshipful
master of Fritz I>odge. Free and Ac-cepted
Masons, he served as Us head
in 1906 He was ulso a member of
the Philadelohta Consistory. Lulu Two days before Albert J. Rnquet
Temple and Knights Templar 'Qrmerl>' ol Norr.siown was due to
A son of the late Richard and "I™ frcm Pittsburgh for his mar-
Annie Stemnle Neville, he WHS bom \'W " *»» *»»' J (. "ggLj
in Philadelphia and came.^^^J^^^Z^X^
avenue and Fayette street, he oper- Instead of his speeding east for
Sltirtn liilirtiini- Miiiniini
Tlie counterpart of th* prover-bial
postman's day-off was a fire
alarm that spread by word of
mouth through 'he assemblage as
dinner was belnn concluded
I h'.litnilU: in'comiviiiled bv high
wind. Started In-i ftftW 730, A
large f-ec on il>- propattf of Felix
PilonsHy. 164 Merlon avenue, was
' struck bv tlahtnlng and tell.
sinkuiR ihe lllotisky home ss it
i raihod on ■ lot Isotvoon Blon-skvs
and the home of Harry neln.
1 at 168 Merlon avenue A uiilitv
pole and wires were brnu'ht down
: with It and In the confusion that
followed, observers phVWal a call
1 for help. Tlie Oeorge OaV ttand
bv erew responded and chop-ped
free a heavy branch thai had
i ion hi on the Blonskv house,
causing diintki'e to windows, roof
arrt ooreh of >he building.
The short-lived storm brausht
little rain. Oauaod Niucli damage
to trees, breaking large branches
ated It continuously since that time. ' from mnny n£"?a
v
l" 'ZnTToThrlnT « b.- .j i u_i. .—* ,k h«— k~. n„. the happv ceremonv. nis brlde-to-De
and Is believed tb have been the to putsburoh Tuesday night
oldesl business man in the bor-1 ,(| ^ u( hw j^,^ lIIldergoi,w „„
""gh .emergencv operation early Tuesdny V. nslnniiton Ptre Company No.
His wife, the former Miss Moiy n,orninil |1(. ls reixtrted an steadily i «n(l Conshohocken Fire Compimy
Louise Whitman, died in 1922 3ur-1 improving. No 2 each presented the Oeorge
rifing nre H daughter. Marlon, or-, _ urQaMctive irldeirroom wa* C!o> "™ conuianv a silver 1
^M^c^,a^<r,x^^^^^U^nA:^Z,Zr ™- u, .hirh m, IJI.v .llv.r'
il church and a brother, rjndaepori residents now resldnnt Woro, Tliomas 8 F. Johnson and
Samuel ol this boroiioh ln aHttoburoh whom he froquentl) Rharloi W Moore presidenis of
Funeral services will be held i ■ . t w. .Inesduy morning he the two cmnpiio'es. roopeel
dav afternoon from the Ardell fun-.w>8 nelied with the soot* gttsicl fossntod fie atttsj to William
ersl home, 300 FaVelie street with The ceremony wss scheduled to;Marphy, president of Oeorge Clay.
interment at Riverside Cemetery.; take place at a nuptial mass at 11 ■ptphsuajOal that »■«■ must re-
, Norristuwn. in Ht Matthew's Catholic church, ,.,,.,[) utronsj to rODBoJfl [TOO, Mr.
! , ., I followed bv a reception ut tlu' home gSAtraai rr.ncluded his addre'i. Hi
Mi- Hriliril \ .iiuli'nt'tfl of Mr und Mrs James U) lie ,«ul tubule to the
The death of Mrs. Bessie JmflFwi Seventh avehue. relatives. After o„,.. omoaety l)v dls-
Viu.d.giift S7 wife ot H ' " the couple plan- ruminrt WVera) slanlfltant inllu-degrlfl.
Summitt KtagUM Fort-"<'d 'n W t" Plttslniivh where tiiev pncss itf „rKanirallonfi, such as the
. Washiroton. occurred on Wetlnesdav '"•' '" rasldo Ihe hridegnwm-elect ||0r,ored compativ, in the devolon-at
her home. in einpluyed In woolan j,,^, ,,, „ atrogsj AmsVsH In
She was a mctubtr of St Johns|a
1J*rmbPr!' °f '. .."r'.Sj*™Iy™i ilIlrw chrnging times we are mak-lmmedlately.
"Well take this case ture of missionary work It has an
all the way to the Supreme Court all-Chinese cast. The camera fol-t
>f necessary." he added
^ ill Dedieate
Church Window
Services (In Sunday
To Honor War Hero
lows the Chine*, rt-llvliv mail, ol ,y„. „.,., lk, - 5UUone^ „ |>hll»
thf p™iw»r period In Ihe place. do, hu _ Belmonl Bi.rr.ek. in
where I hey occurred Fi.lrnH.uni P«rk. Ihe loc.l reu-
A silver ofTerlnii will b. , — onf o[ ,htm ^^ >m_
- ernor wa. awlEned a driver and
KV.rlecleo lOiTlcrr NlKhan was named to
Mr> Ma, H. Taylor, or .OFayeue1™1;""",.,,,.'' "T «"«' <" ""
street, has again been named preal-|
[dent of the board of directors of.
.the Esstem Star Home in German- s. (T1Iirrl. MaaOaHtsa?
| town. Unanimously chosen at the] AI «.ntir«ll VII (Mil*;
Rev O E McCarney will attend'
the meeting of the executive com-
1 mittee of the United Lutheran
Church Brotherhood tomorrow and
' TDigl COBOfg I ..
H'Oi • JII Warren. Oovemor of < <h[»rnla, H4i nominated
hy ... i l.im.inii) ■« l.mi'iiiin |>ewev'n runntng-mate when the
delegstes were called lo order this allerniMin. Tbr California o%-
I winner of Ihe governorship in his stair on both ticket* last
year. wi> iiolilixl of his selection and hurried to t onvenlion Hall
to make his areeptanre speech.
Violent Eleetrieal Storm
Causes Mueh Damage Here
Tin* Alurm SyMem
(Mil Of (iomiiiishioii
\i Illicit Of Stonii
od in a woolen mill there
Members of the bride's family said
todOl "■■■; it is esiiected the wed-ding
will be held as soon as Mr
Raquet recovers He is o son of
MTl Hsny Raquet, 1300 Markli
street, Norrlstowu. the former Ml
KUooboUi HrTOmtii'v. uf West Coi
.shohcH ken und Hie lute Ha:
Raquet. who hold i rasporudbls
die-trial pool prim to his sudd
death a few years ago Mrs Raqi
aceompi-nied Miss Peiffer to Pltts-
2."»<M) Employeg Share h,irKh
i Word of her fiance's Illness reach-1
UU bride earlv Tuesday M I.ees
Milb Brnlge|»ort. where she is a,
„, , number of the office staff,
Alan Wood Steel company
WHS hailed bv the Unite*]
' *3S*,»!! Plan Closing
iContinaed on Page lour
Alan Wood Co.
Signs Contract
In MM nii Ineaaaaa
il ontfnaed "" Page Fnuri
VIerion Mills
Dinner Held
IMuii Safer1 I'mpntni
TII RI'IIIHT Arriilrnts
Steel
being the first basic steel coni-
DBDjr i" the country to sign u "W1^-.* sr»»i ■ L? I_ I
mc-ease agreement during current \f\ |>||,H* I^(*ll**OI
oeuotiat tens The agreement was
■Uncd today between the suvl
f!t::i arc! the United Sleclworkers
ci America. Local Union Itttt,
Mi i ion Worsted Mills, ol West
Oonshnbockon, told (he ground-work
for an intensive "safety first"
nrngrsm at a dinner meeting, at the
Conshohocken Association. Fight h
_ avenue and Fayette street, last
- . --- _„J ' night attended bv foremen, the mill
'rc.sen... on of diplomas and ,U|M.rlntend,.n1 Rlul \ rntrrfml.Mh,.
ard^ will mark dosing exercises. rrom tn(. pBriri,viVftntn Manufsc-the
West Conshohocken Dally ,lirpr)l casualtv Insurance company,
Power l.iiii's Diian.
(■crmantown Pik«a
Blockctl Bv Tree
I snnual state convention of the Or
i der of the Eastern Star in Pitts
I burgh last week. Mrs Taylor Is re
At the 188th anniversary of Christ i turned to the responsible post fo:
church. Old Swedes Uoper Mennn. the eluhih consecutive vear A mem
whuh Will be ma.ked with special her of the board for seventeen. „ „ ' mttt^ thrr; BCPOrnpan)ed Morm early last night a huge 75
■Ofsnoai :ii in 4ft on Sunday moni- years. Mrs. Taylor served as secre-ing
a memorial window will be deili- tary for seven' years, prior to first
ated bv the rector. Rev, James being named president TreaMirer
Unrooted during a severe wind
by Mrs. O E McCarney
Paul A Trump. East Fourth t
Hart Lamb. In memory of Lt. Eric: of Banner chapter here lor more Mat, a student at Mt Airy Scmin
Fisher Wood. Jr. son of Brigadier, th^n thirty years, she is also a pest' *ry snd student assistant at R'
Oeneral and Mrs Brie Fisher Wood matron
His wife and two small children
live in Wavne ■» .. », rfk _ *-•,.,
u wood gave his life for his Varutioii Al Ocean * -it>
country In the Battle of the Bulge I conshohocken folks on vacation1
and Ls on tne noncr roll of World «• rv—n citv include Mrs Olive ■■ ■• I A I
War II m Chmtrhurrh. The me-JJ Xd~r 32 toeph Fraln. MI™ HoBllllul A.llllll.sK.11
Mark's during the past winter will
have charge of the morning serv-ice
on Sunday, at 10 30
Mark's church
idn for a "package' settle- Vacation Bible school Bundav ai NorriMown Sixteen were present
tronl O) 10 rents an hour lot TM p m in the Primitive Melh-( ,, w r,(.hlll„n M,,.-president
i»provlmately 3.500 employes of odlst church for the 15 studeni.- who a|lfl t.rnenl manager Ol the firm.
ihe Alan Wood Rleel company and Ht tended tlie twn-wei-k sessions from p,rsi,|„i niulining the safety pro-
Is subsidiaries ' Mnlluromingit frtW, whirh will form an all-out
Tlie firm is the first basir Baptist, Oulph Christian. RoUrs m a mini-steel
company In the United States Ohrlstlall, and Primitive Methodist mum m the Merion plsnt and to
to slirn a wage agreement with \ churches Rev Raymnnd Lueos oi.ke ihe t>la-:t as safe as is possible
he United Steelworkers of Amer-i t,a.tor of Holiness Christian church for its workers
100 during recent wage negotia- lv ,(ean of the school and will make; The same group will hold informal
With the basic steel compan-' ,n,. |,rcs-ntations Seventeen teach-1 motiihlv mrettiiKs to promote and
--,, , il-dared Richard O David- , . ,111(| K]rh „f hlrh develop the vital program Mr
'he community sen. sn-emationa! u S. A rep- , ,,,,,, ;:, instruc- Oehman will dlred
with cyclooie f'uv. hbout I 30 lasl rooentetnrfl who led the neKOtiat- , n.inlwi.rk done h\ tho iWtd- lor the fir--i dl months.
.tr,?lKPS.S '?K C°m,nI^U1S* rompony and mU w lU ^ „„ dlM,lHV Present were Mr Oehman. Thorn-
L- «rCb '" '!n'r wreedUj conduct WgO- A „,,,„„, ,,roKrRm. Rtte„dPd bejoo Emerson, of Fnirvlew Village.
Sll^wtiL^urh^aaim^the^ ""'"'l* 0B ""'T,1 Mur»n" ^^ in. DllbUc Will I »Onl ■ upermtend-community
and _'»;
B,,1.i!'„u.!..,,n^ V.1.*:1 ln« lh,"f n-gottaUons. the com- ,"..„' ui,h ,,„ ,„.,.,;„,,, |,T,M.^„inn, ,.,„■ pol,-- engineer
with the Manufacturers Insurance
„_ rnmmnv; Robert Mavfleld of Brvn
al,t"o""i 'ritKiK,"ile"s -a "dSireSctTTfive *c"en"t"s _ [ '■'""'■! iheT™, 7hZh an. r;. iSSl Alfre.1 ArlR WI1IIUI Mc-an
hour general wage rise"
The new contract prt
vim -old maple tree felt across Ger-mantown
pi-te In front of the home
of George H Miller, causing
blackout In the community i—
bbrtirat tr.f»e eompletely for mare »£<" ;^™ ;»«;■" —»»'«» <»< n.,m ,1,-ough It. elear ,W„n ,r.d Chrlatl.n S..ldie,v
» z, v, . n it :;,,,..:"" ,,I.I.. ,n JESSES sL^rSsr, »- w"h»m ^»"»- Barren HU Volunwer lire ;; , rittodto . ai.ert rive ■■ ,lu,r,l, . ,11 .A-
'panv, eonduelina an annual lair atisisn, „, ,„, ciiamber ol Commerre. ',,"„;„.„, '.„ H„ ■• ; "nd a welcome, beginner, depar'-
Oermantown pike and Church road, placed on Fayette atreet earlier inn V™ ',»» rnnir.c. "rovlH.. the f"" '"" ' "' "» "r'*ram under
■prl Ba 1971 Butler pike. w.
la quarter-mile south or the block- week advertising a three-.!.
ade. left the lire houv arniinri- *,
I which knocked out the
ot Mr William Fud«c
led the lire house Brou, „,, an Iruuralie ,dan II- '
..Her Ihe power lallure In order I.. Thf MM whl.n oul f™ "" '.Vf"",^ eomvilem Pilot I* PTUM
clear war the heavy ire- >K "' ™* *' '."5,*: ^'ceni" pan ol th. Drotram under ruldanc
wrckrd croaabeanu. on ulllllv polaa alom Uie curb. Ui rront or the WU- »'«> '"'°™?'" * ?'™t
r,„ . , H.-. F.I l«e setaaol el
«- II .ra-hed. carry.™ power In, i.ome. at KB Fayelte "":!!'"•* ''"'"^ *"' "*.„,,„„„ „ ,„^rm™ bv rJT Luca
About 30 men under leadership of 712 Fuvette street un" "' *I0M including term life Hillieomuigo Baptist ehuroh: Jun
McElwee. chairman of the The tn;e at the Dunlap home t "f 1500 to each |
mortal is the gift of hb, children, , llll(. y sw|(. Mrv Wl|mPr ft
thue dre,Uat.'hv,ttPorrr YU71 ™W ono\d. J'TU- wWo^old. R,un' Mrs Charles Hague and Miss admitted to BacYed Heart hospital LwlUl HolIand - „ m flurgir»i pU,iPin waa awarded Belgiums highest ^ - SZ—. ..-..,
decoratton for valor The Cross of . .. _ _ . . . .,
the KniBht of the Order ot Leopold ^ UorSP JUIilUS f»|/f> All AlltOltlobllP
I with gold palm, the Distinguished •* I
Cross, the Bronze star, the Silver /-* • w\ IPI . ri la I C? **
Star and Crolx de Oueire with palm ( imSIH<' IhtllUlttP I IKll liPSIIltS III >lllt committee tn charge of the fair »h- „ pow„ful „»cep ol ha 'in. 2:. or '"ore yeai
The anniversarv speakrr on Sun- ' ^ *e" on the orounds when the wind Lne wlnd nr)d driving torrent of rain ICentinited en Page Three
day will be Rev. Kenneth E Helm That familiar fable about the cow of times he decided it was no dream, started blowing unbred saws, axes and thrown across the pavement.
STM professot of church history Jumping over the moon has been for there was a dobbin perched and hatchets in breaking up the toward Ninth avenue, blocking off Piruili- Trilffir Rlilt-*
ot the Theological Seminary, Alex- brought up to date .right along side of him |maple tree. gj] pedestrian tramc at the poUd
■ndria. Va. During World War II,j And the modern version is 00 Mullen lost no time scampering' Do* to the storm, many BODOag <t nnllnurd an Page Three. Burgess Ellas Blslr announced to- ,,...,„
Re-. Ih'im was a chaplain in the'fable. either, according to a civil , „ . M the fair did not open last 'dav that a no-parking ban will b. ^ j|| Hull) Outing
' '-rood on all of the streets of the
Mahon, Thomas Smith, Benlnmin
Hanntim. Wetter Snuer. Wlllmm
Rempp and John Kilpatrick, all of
■
Si.111 lev Marcinek, JoOOOh Hink
Alex Cairns Harry Snvder. all of
Philadelphia
department's nortlnn of
:\,m iinilei dim '
itton of dlnlomss am
Rajv Luce.s school rhonn-benediction:
postlude
; suit filed st the court house by Jos- for cVover . I. Unil|gl>hllt, Ha4nIdU aIt pJJTe-rr. f11o1r1mII iannI Ic, e' buy- thiive . ,
Special music for the anniversary I eph Mullen, of Upper Merlon who K *'" w"lle he was passing the Hew ^.-.rjal troupe, a free act, w.. MllMC 9CTTWC
will be rendered by the choir with 1 d^n't ennsider the incident a bit defendants property that her horse. suspended The firemen had ached - Kenneth Jones as choirmaster fltnny Jumped off the land and into the'-ji^ tm» showing of the Ivnit:
Mrs Vernon Wvnne.
Tenth awn totot, first
dent of Montgomery
Buc'iCs Coun'v Council <>r Ain-rlcan
Legion auxlliane.x. at the recent
annual meeting in New-town Hhe
held 'he pi vice-presi-dent
last year and is rehabilitation
chairman of the bi-couuty organ-
The Polish Cultural Forum will ization Mrs Wvnne is also a for-
,.d an outing at Montgomery \ mer president of the kxal A L. aux-rk
on Sunday, leaving from the
K hall at 10:30 instead of the
borough over which the Oeoi | ■
_«• 1- 1 Plre company parade will paas to- 1
A gosp-l musii-sd.lortice will be mt,riu%. beginning at n
nd Mrs mooke Adams as organist '''^'ttn hf. Muruu>i R,lb(.rt ear Mullen claims He charges that walenti'Vltht nn'a televiMon screen ' 2 IL '," «™.ili^ - i ^rB,,^ '"'""'n1""'' "ntil after the parade .
SbertTl&'rr " """•" """' ."'wind"'^^^!.^" °™ ""<">■ «" ^Sm^> """- '" *«™ bout"ptT SS'SSrcH* IS^ %XZ>£& SSS,"££*££& T$£ ' ";ldr "»'-«- <••{, m wu, be held
tioert a. —.<■ 1 In (n(l WimptaJnti Mullen says he As a result the complaint says,| The tree was one of four blown ,,,, ....,. r), RjuJctttTe All«n. Donald ^rm HSTV street from Easi fi Kill ' ' ,r'' Anne Ca,on- and M; day night at 7 30 p. m.
_ _ -_ , was driving his sedan along Port, the automobile was damaged to the across highways in the tooreofcdp th t Bach DM ,IJ Stevens .n<t Morris avenue to Ninth avenue Ea.i Ninth Blanche Nowlckl and Helene Mac- b) lire cojnpany to
i. Ilf i . *1 CI'Il rip j Kennedy road July 5, 1M7 when he 1 extent of 1285 SO, plus a towing addition numernu» limbs o Koben Rehrer ol Norrhv uenue from Harry to Favef. in the committee in chal 1 Herat ions to the
Tlie board of directors of the suddenlv realized he had s passen-, charge of five dollars Mullen also and other trees fell on prtvmto (ova, will be the guest vlottnlol West Hector strosl from Payette to -,' ri ,„ mriUrif su-lmm "^ n,n"M'
Chamber of Commerce will hold Its 1 ger—a horse , wants $100 for the loss of his ms- property, . Jones will be the ar- Forrest street. Forrest -'reet f| rnonih fire companv siren
June meeting Monday night at 8 in1 At first Mullen couldn't believe il !chine during th- time it was in the Officer John Lebold, of White- rompaniM The public ir, invited to West Hector to Wast Elm West Eln *0go and a twui«nt; wlll ^ twtrd it, g j.Very Snturdsv
TbF Recorder office ' But after bUnhtng his eyes a couple garage undergoing repairs ' KonUnwed ao Page Three . er\ice "laH
Conshohocken Dollar Saving Sale Continues Tonight, Tomorrow^