The Conshohocken Recorder, August 20, 1953

              Gunman's !^0„,/„,,
Captor Is '
\*JnurSilati
Officer Salvatore Carlx), of Plymouth Twp.. who cap-tured
a jrunman in a wild chSM through Plymouth Twp.
and Norristown early Monday, has another exciting
alory to entertain Mrs. Carboand two younprster.*. Donna
Lee, 2l2 yean old. and Carol Ann, eight months.
—Weekly Beview Photo
Praised
A Plymouth Twp. patrol-man
is rwvh h
in the wska of oil dramatic
single-handed capture in Nor-ristown,
at dawn Monday, of
Arnold l.rhanh. S I -\ i-ar-nld
ti('-|u rfsdo. ■eeUMd Of assault-ing
a lio->i'ai-u!d Wymimonr
woman, burglarizing several
Springtit-ld Twp homes and
stealing a revolver anil an
automoliilf
The ofllc-r L< Salvalore Carbo. 25.
of 331 Luretta fit . lark Horse, Ply-mouth
Twp, who served wish the
Military Police during World War
II
Unaided. Carbo forced the ban-dit
to surrender Hi a lonely section
of Norristown along Stomy Creek
The bandit Jrew a 32-callbre gun
from hi*, pocket. a,, the ,<
i him
.ilw WAS resp
originally sighting tlie fleeing ban^
dlt car. as it tore tor^ugh Plymouth run around m their hirtnuay
Twp iionh on R:dg? Pike, shortly I suita, intoxicating beverages
before 5 AM Bit consumed w ithin the park
Carbo on the *taff of Plymouth confjm^ Jill(t abusive language
Twp. Police Department SDMI it , „ .. .. ,,., ■, ~\ _ u
clew aitnition u> couiuy radio Twp.. bordering on t ort Wa»h-alerla-
Superiors aay he makes a btftOB Stair I'ark souKht
record ol all major menage, andr,,mK|v f,)r the alleged condi-raKfully
.can. phoiofrapha ol ,io„a fcinre the Whitemarsh
®he JUctftkr W The Hinrr Sruryaprr («r Si Ytart
THlRSDAY. AOBOSf 2(1. 195.1
Whitemarsh
Acts to Halt
Park Abuses
(Week Is I'nfit
For Snitumin™.
Chemist Says
Charging "indecent expos-ure
on the part of park pa-tter,
s." that "-mall children
wanted ntmlnal<.
(Confirmed o Page Four)
Tliug** Pri—n
Fellowship HoUSe Keeonl lt.-«•Mil* 111 1 Fran Haiti
Opening Expected
By Early Winter
Work iiumprrril bj Strikes
l» \<l\aii<'in<£ Steadily ami
SIMMIUI Be CoMskled Nov. J.1
IN interviewing thOM who have charge of the Fellow-hip
House. The Recorder learned yesterday that it is felt
that these fadlttiofl will DO .substantially on the way In COB*
plot ion by the first of Oetobtr with probable final comple-ion
about tlie middle of November.
—■ The activities which are to be
{provided on the outside ol the Fel-tf
'I.wtlV *^ 1 a.at 'low-ship House, to be operated as
more
Arnold Lehardy. 31. of Balti-more,
accused of robbery and
attack on a young woman in
her Wyndmoor home, was held
without ball lor court and
commuted to Montgomery
County prison after a hearing
yesterday before Magistrate Ed-win!
H. Chew, of Springfield
Twp.
Lehardy. who was captured
In Norrlntown Monday after a
wild chase through Plymouth
Twp. by Officer Salvatore Car-bo.
was accused of violation of
the Wntkins' Firearms Act,
burglary, robbery, and serious
moral charges.
Lt. John Jtfllnin and Sgt.
Edgar Ryan ol | Springfield
Twp. Police, went to Baltimore
Tuesday to investigate Lehar-dy
s background. They ascer-tained
he had a police record
there. They said Lehardy ad-mitted
after his capture he had
served time for robbery
Twp. lioard of supervisors
Monday night in the township
building. Kidge Pike and Cres-cent
Ave., Barren Hill.
Many men and women from the
area were inc.uded m a throng of
uprards of 75 persons who jammed
the m-eflng room to overflowing,
stood in doorways and listened at
Dajgos.
Mrs Wilhelmina Fancourt BM
Grove Are . Fluuriown. a flrat grade
teacher at lac Chestnut Hill Aca-ietny.
presented to Morion H Frt-teroif.
Jr.. president of the board,
peUUon signed by 70 owners of
property in the Valley Green sec-tion
of the township's east district,
site of the park, deploring the an-noyances
that have aiasen sine* «
firemen'? hilemnm
UN Butler
Pike Is IWO
OnOtherSide
A St.''
ed by ntait«i I eeBMfl ol the
Fourth District ol HoM
County Firemen's Association
at a moating last algbt «' Oft-land
lur h HI
lysteni . Of '--
Twp
I Albert.
Illlllll
N.Y.FireDept.;:
I to H. M;nlr
111 Sr|»lt'inl>«-r
-. of tlir ana will make
tour of the New York
:itv fire department, it was dis-closed
at a meeting Tuesday night
Df the Fire Chleih" Mutual Aid As-
M' * T ion
Plans for the visit, expected to
r made by bus. were discussed
t a session in the hendquartert of.
le Oreland Volunteer Fire Co.,!
:oe.sch Ave.. Oreland. Joseph Harl-mau.
chief nf Hie Norristown de-lartment,
will complete arrange-1
nents for the tour to be conduct-1
d in September.
Elwood Heller, chief of the
Ipring Mill Fire Co.. told ol a re-enl
trip taken by six members of
he Barren Hill company. 14 from
IVissahickon of Ambler and three
members of his company, on the
boats of the Philadelphia
lureau of Fire.
Heller uiil that arrange-nrnlfl
have been t i.nijiln. <l for
ther raemb'M-ii of tbe awwela-ion
U> Inopect the rlly fire
■oat. They will be taken on
nun mgj Sunday, he said.
The group Is working on an In-formative
program for observain.e
of Ort prevention week to be held
probably will not be ready
use until Inter this season
Orading around the Fellowship
Uta will have to follow the In-flation
of the tintd-Kii- facilities.
Herman Lenaeman. superintend-nut
for the contractor, seems op-timistic
nor that the strik-a have-roleased
the different trades need-ed
in finishing this building. Hamp-ered
as he had been by the strikes,
Lengeman deserves a great deal of
credit for the progress that has
been made on this project.
The gymnasium, wbirh is al-so
to be n-ril as an .niiliO i iiini.
Mill be 65 by 1M feet, and will
have a reinforced concrete
Hiii.i covered with one of wood.
Rollins gvmstands arr being In-
: tailed along the l|arn St
wall of this building, and nn
the oppo-lie wall there sill be
space tor removable chair* with
a total seating capacity nl MM
for athlete eventa.
The gymnasium, as an auditor'
lum, will have the advantage ol a awarded was $2,566.78.
6th Ave end. Under this stage w , R ,
there will be provided space lor the
storage of chairs for use when the
building is to be used as an audi-torium.
In tills combination gym-nasium-
auditorium, all windows
(Continued on Page Form
Bitls Awarded
For Hall Work
Knnill»ll KlllltliM-lo
li- I'llilllt li
Couahohocken Borough Hall will
undergo a fare-lifting.
Council awarded bids for paint-ing
of the interior and exterior to
| Philadelphia contractors for the
sum of $640, at a special meeting
last night In the council chambers.
' Bids also were awarded Fazio
i Motors, Inc. 12th Ave. Consho-hocken.
for the purchase of a new
Ford police car, and 10 Philadelphia
Uniform Company, Eighth Ave. and 0||;i|*t<*riUU'K
Harry St., for nine police uniforms *
a- contracts Breaks (iollarhoiic
It. U ttshinutuit
Hilt h Sigm-it
Oovernor Fine jreaterday
signed legislation removing Fort
Washington Park, from the
Jurisdiction or the Falrmount
Park Commission.
The law transfers control of
the slate park in Whitemarsh
Twp. Montgomery County, to
the Department of Forests and
Waters. The measure was spon-sored
by Montgomery County's
five assemblymen.
j state took over the 160-iracl of
land and a»t up swlmlng and pic-
•.liree years ago
\ charge also that the vater
hi Wi-nahickon Creek coursing
through the park, in the **im-i
salng area. i» "nnsafe for use"
was contained in the pelilmn
The swimsning area renters
•n Mill Rd. apposite Weiss Ave.
Ttie claim Is based on an anal'.-. ■
of the water Uken from a aamp.e,
while per -ie were swimming on
July 28
Made by the Ambler Labora-tories,
gist of the report la that the
chnracter of the water made tt un-safe
and involves a risk.
The petition also avers that r.o
viable warning, signs have beer.
(Continued on Page Four)
William ~ strdafl, l«-ft. pn Uaal of C nahohorAan
Rotary Club, examines matru LVoai uhich pan one ol
The Recorder was cast, while Walter U Bittar, Jr.,
chairman of the proKram ccmnuiiee. eomparu II lo
printed pcupj iliiriiiK weekly dinner meeting Monday IHKIH
at Hatini Gardens. —wesair »m« photo
Faith of Our Fathers
In Civic Attainments
Hailed by Industrialist
\\»i id moil I
Dedication
Dales Set
Father Divine
(.eretitony If ill
Last I Days
W .-. out, i-a-tlf-liko 32-
room man-.HI on Woodmnnt
Koail. near Waat Cooahohock-en.
will be dadkatad Bapt l'1-
12 as the "country eaUta" af
Fathei and Uotbar Dtvtna.
Like most projects undertaken
bv tlir leader*»f a world-wide Sryra
,i!t the function alll be
on s king size wrale It i> oescribed
on in\iti(tii>ns nnw In the msll as a
"consecration-dedication"'.
Official opening of the newest
"heaven"1 of Father Divine, to be
known as "TI.e Mount of tha
House of the Lord." will continue
lor three days. Thursday through
Sa turds v.
'■Open linuse" will be held dally
from 13 noon until 7PM
Three dedicatory banquets art
listed, one each day.
Pint of the fensts all set for 10
P M *ill be held Hpt 10 at the
;ninc Hotel, originally
the Lorraine Hotel, at H
and Falrmount Ave Philadelphia.
A Mmilitr event will be held In the
aamr place. Friday, and the final
b.inquri, at the Unity Mission
Ctuinh, Home ROd 1
The driver of a careening auto- Srhool. fnc . lit iW7 N. 4ut St.,
mobile suffered injury, and his car Philadelphia. Saturday.
and two parsvd can, s house and! "Inspirational songs and demon-another
property were damaged in •tratlnna" by Father Divines In-the
wild flight nf the vchklc after tfrrsclsl. Internallnn.l no^bui
It went out ol control on E. Ninth "Mrtr f» "*' •■ • p " ■ ^l"-
Ave shortly after 2 yesterday 12 -* xhr Mission Church.
oa to the elaborate open-
Ing program are. characteristically,
•bout' several times the site of
tuunl Invitations In raised black
B. K'
aecre'.i
to wn .
ora rea^rd.:.- if d »>.■
of in i lirei ..ii as lo - .
now in use
i .(■ tie*
.in in
w
s*tthoui i DBiaamttaB ■
thoughi ol e\:-'ing street num-ber",
in oilier nearby commun-ities
(Continued on Pagr Four}
Driver Hurt
In Runaway
Automobile
Car llii- 2 \uio».
On INinth hio*
in the peodswUon af a news-paavr.
He dlselos. d that the op-rralinii
In The Re*-oder plant 1%
nn.il.tr la that in the nlant
where a dally newnpapeV is
printed, stn.e sis complete ed-iliim*
are produced Moiidn
threush ThBMaVa} by «eekl>
K. ,ir- Pi 'ul- r <'«.. Inc
Applying a tip on a vital matter
Fertnanent provision for upkeep
of park and recreation facilities
n) been donated and be-
,) Cktoshobockcn through
the cars was advocated Monaa>
Harold C MoCuen, aditot
of The Sccerder.
king before members ol The
ken 1 luti at a
af ■ etlag -ii 3»iui»i uardanf
i D :he subjBct. 'Hot Lead.." he said
that Borough Council appropriate
only gg.050 toward maintenance ol to the Rotanana as jaadt
pi'ipertiea worth hundreds of events, education, religion, business
rhousands of dollars Of the total and the professions, the speaker
sum appropriated. 12000 Li alloteri read a letter made public lor the
tlie Athletic field. *&M> for cutting first time
weeds and maintaining Mary Jane •Sugge-tioni' contained In the lei-
Sutcliffe Park and an additional ter. he said, would be the basis fi
F500 for Harmon field.
In a Illinium* vein, the speak-er
narrated Incident* in which
hut lead as a melal and a hot
lead aa a tip an spot news
storir* pla> an Important role
morning.
Operating the runaway car was
Charles Kilebel. K\ Spring Mill
Ave Sutrering a aual hemorrhage J££ "'"",1^3 I
and bru-^ burns, he was taken to **Z\™ „.",,„
Monummrrv BoiplUl in the ambu- ,h<
lance of Otatgl CUty Fire Co., West
Conaiinhockeii. He was discharged
after in.-'
The two parked cars struck bv
Kriebel'n auto in Its wild flight.
were IboW of Albert DlCturclo. 411
E Nintli Av sales manager of
Phils Sieel and Iron Co., and Mer-rill
Met/ 417 E Ninth Ave Both
were parked In front of tlie owners'
home*. The DlCiurcio car Is a
'• l. purchased only a few
Properties (tamaserf h<r the
hrjrl.H car were thmte of Pst
HePalma. 4I» I Ninth \ir.
And I inn nod MtU, 417 I.. Ninth
\\r DafkdBM is a bra'her-ln-law
of UH inrrlo
At the DrPalma lunne. the fron:
gtapa wnter pipe, spigot, and lava will close tomorroa.
lute
ree quarter!
Inches long and seven lnche.i wide.
Fight restrictions. rancrrn -
Ing the three-dsy event, are
listed at the bnttsm ot the In-
(Conflnurd on Page Fouri
Mission Bible
School Closes
Kiiial I't ".■ i .rn
ToiiiorriiH Ni^lil
Summer Bible School o! the Con
.-hohocken Mennonite Mission.
Elm St . which aliened Aug 0,
thorough study In an educational lllt i*w" ***
progiam for which the assistance of shrubbery
of the Rotary Club Chamber of Kriebel
Commerce and other organizations "■™r
wire damaged. At the Mel/ home Grades four t> ten tonight ail)
j and miuiitity have a weiner roast at the farm of
i. Charles Oogel. Pliuenixville. super-brother,
Jiu-k. of B22 E intendcnt of the Sunday School ol
riding with him. es- the nusMon mid slsn of the vac i-ln
Scrfanawse
Upland St. Philadelphia,
der bid by «110. the bid submitted Wo90r,
by Meuger Bros., 445 £ Tenth
A\c. Conshohocken, for J7M
The outside walls previously
painlrd while, will be painled a
light huff, with green coating
on the sashes, and Ivory for all
exterior woodwork.
To \tli ml <.i ill <»iiiiif Interior, the council chanv
Members of Joseph Wagner Post, bers and hallways will have cream Second Ave. and Fotreat St. and
The first casualty of the 1053-S4
occurred yesterday after-noon
at Sutcliffe Park, during the
second day of practice held by St
Mat (hew'a High School football
team.
John Colitni, 17-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Collins.
Two Daughters
Get $115,000
II. It. HP>HO(HI
Will I* l'rohuIi-<l
would be required.
(Continued , on Poor Four)
District Attorney
Ifeber Appoints
An Assistant
ped injury. The Kriebel rur u,;s foil school TuaWtVW night, pup.Is
damaged an estimated $750. The will present a closing program for
DiCiurclo TRI slightly damaged at parents and fiiem"
The Met/ enr .as d.un-aved
extensively on the hunt and
Kriebel told Oonghohooagfl police
thai be ass traveling e:isi OH
b An ■ ban I thai ear came
.'lines Si . snd i r
ol him He swened to the rlwlit to
aioid a collision and lost control ol
the vehicle.
OSpan Samuel Csrriamone and E:n
Jease Zadroga investlguied
l\V i earH Later,
' i nttJn and sixih graders mad*
i ic,r headquarters in gl
ing
■ iintendent Is aj
Ufa, h«li>crs atul
l aagoin
are being used to Iran-port lli'.s*
I have too far to walk.
p Vlllanova-Oeorgta football'woodwork throughout, exclusive of dobuie fracture of the collarbone, Mr, Heywnod, who lived on De- Pw- Hull. Oennantown Pike Plymouth
game. Sept 19 at the Municipal the cell block. „,. WM tdmltted at Sacred Heart Kalb Pike. fWynedd, died Aug. 5' The attorney also aaw active Center to duvuss brhtgliw up to ^ ('Slcril Ml-Miirf* •■ '^rjssrss^. ^JLn&%itst»«-r.,, ■'»3L.-L-.,.» Jhs.Tzrx\«SSJQF^ -^ winit«„«niGame
Harry B Hey wood, former pub
Ushgf of Ihe t onshohiH ken Re
rorder and "l lie Jenkmtown Timea-i
hronicle, ielt an estate valued at >ctlVe dut.
S130.000, according to his will filed
' - probate in the office of the u
October. Various chiefs explained ^ Americnn Legion, will attend celllnas. light green walls and ivory a senior at the srhool. Buffered a Register of Wills on Tuesday
local programs, but the aaaoclatlon
favors two or three features
all area companies Joining to stress
present cooperative spirit,
i make plans for such a pro-
| District Attorney J Slmud WH,
. er announced today the appoint'
ment of J William Dlttcr, Jr, o]
I Ambler, an assistant district at-
' tomey, effective Sept 1
Dlttcr resigned from tlie ofluc
two vciirs ago in order to
heutcr.„n- in the Still \o ActiOU
waa stationed at
the supply depot. Mcchanicsburn
One hundred and forty bo»s
and girls are enrolled in Ihe
nchool. By Using borrowed
chairs and oilier equipment
•eaaeaajf im-iii<«mm idated. and
li«hl quarlrrs proved sufficient.
m hunrile the oveil >«
crowd at the fourth snnuaj
he large room adjoining '/>< t
tie of W. m ited Appr.'s.in ■ -,y
Ptvmouth Twp Sewer Auttl Ultj
met Iai.t night at Plymouth Twp
^.M^Srtati™. pmld.nl »n.Wt.tton rw.rvaiion, m„, te ,l„c. MB.. 1. tadl, d,..rl„r.«d and1.11>-
r«etnnnvin. rhii-r niimiari ■ m»de not **'*T tnan AuB M ** wl11 ** removed. Smaller maps oflamc
member.
gTam.
and Harmonvllle chief, named ■
committee Including Elmer Sarnie, vln^n^ Mlraglla,
Barren H1U; Ernest Vett. ■, Fair- '
mount. Norristown; Walter Oil-more.
North Penn. North Wales and
Charlea H. House, Flourtown.
John Manringer, Edge Hill chief,
praised the recent series of newspa-per
article! In The Recorder and The
Herald, by Walter C. Smith. Jr,
dealing with the many problems
'Continued on Page Four)
team last season, John TCI
Aug 29 to will be removed. Smaller maps ofl.ammoonngg 3311 ccaannddiiddaatteess rreeppoorrttiinngg ffoorr He gave $10,000 to Jease L Hey-i,in,f; *nd ne "*"* hM ■ fu" f"« -dditional Inl
chairman, Ed-jthe town, which are retained In the team selection. His father, a form- wood, a nephew: $5,000 to C.-.rrle «»"• h* asserted that he plans u- t.ikmg aonotl.
ward Ivans, commander. Thomas! files, are more frequently used, it er football player and official, \arehood. an employe, and $250 to create one of the poaHlana as in- P'
Dennis, finance officer, or any post| was sa,d- [studied coaching under the late Elizabeth Beatty. another employe' diriment clerk Dtttgff
.. Little Lenjue d I
Allen Ol :, A!.-Stars. 0-3. In a
other n■■. on the
(Conlinned on Page Four) 'Knute Rockno.
Social Security
Bill Sifined
By Burgess
"| new Social Security regulation
borough employees has been
fuliv approved as Burgess Edmund
Williams signed his name to
the measure.
Council unanimously approved
he measure at a regular meeting
last Wednesday
While Hi' usual It-day wait-ing
period waa permitted, the
Burgf-M. upon sdnptlnn of the
ordinance, said he would not
sign It antll be thoroughly
read all passages The ordin-ance
was signed Thursdav
Attorney Leonard A Talone,
oruugh solicitor, submitted re-ort*
to Hanisburg for approval of
provisions of the measure, retro-active
to Jan. 1951.
Although the actual cost of bene-fits
has not been computed,
council in all probability will paxs
in appropriation, meeting the en-'
tire coat of bark payments In be-half
of eight employees
CLARA B BUKJCg CONVALB8CTWT -
HOStr for Invalid*, ifrd roriTsles- i
cent* SUntoa A*e * KM!Us mill
ltd r-hntnut BUI F.JSIO-JUI MM*, J
■Bg J-2271. <
dictment clerk, he aald
After directing ««ulors to soil r^^ dlstr,ct mlUmfyi n,Jt
us real estate in Gwynedd. he dl-
;ded the residue between his two
^ughters. Mrs. Ssrah Ammerman.
• swarthmore. and Mrs. Lillian H.
tutor, of Abington
Ellison A Ruin s son-in-law.
ind the First Nal -si Bank of
''■nahohorkr:i. WON appointed ele-ctors
The will was written June
9. 1SS1.
A Btnjkmni K.i
Robart Marriott.
ii.l and Leonard 1 Mark
.1
Picnics, Parties Close
7 Borough Playgrounds \
3SI Attend PoHce
Chiefg' Outinir
Conshohocken's seven public p]
grounds were closed for the tea
Friday, while several hundred Ch
drcn attended ptcnlcg and (an
well parlies given ThBnday.
rg e. tat, Carolyn Manning:
Nancy Scott; backward Hot,
Carolyn Hannlng; XDd, M.I-Manning:
k p
Qreen-; 2nd. Jan
Equipment Was dismantled and
the •
team, «hi; <
ni uth Mietlng made up SB
em aquBd
About 50 rouhfitari ai
•in i
s
I' ■ [ I
ii aith ii Bra ■ r
Permt, principal of the school. In
A dinner for participants in the
progr m
will be served In UM Lin
Co. hall. Cadar Heights, next
Wednesdav night The su,
per will be semd by the Ladies
Auxiltnry of the fire company at
6 30 PM
More than 350 members and
guests of the Montgomery County stored until next sea.son. Edward W
Police Chiefs' Association took oennan, principal of I
part Tuesday in the all-day pro- k-n High School, was supervisor
gram of golf and other events at of the recreation centers. The seu-iSic
18th annual outing at the aon wiu- one o!
MHiiufacturars Country Club, Ore- jn uM Jong his'.ory ol public ptajr*
land James Ottlnuer, Upper Dub- uroiinds baVt,
l.n Police Chief, was host A; y,. Third A,-
Judges Harold G Knight and nic dogaw. marshmalkri
William F. Dannehower, Sheriff pant^ke making were liekl I
Samuel Glass. Plilladelphla Police |Jfrs %VTf. ijdiioo,, race> »,,
rummiamionfi Thomas A Gibbons. PUlwrSi ba kward nice. Betty Do- ataanltaj
and Admiral Charles Will, director irf d „„,„,., Bcr;v A ... Hi UM Bt." goodbje party ai
of County Civil Defense were pre- 8pftmAh, ^^ m ^m attor- ■' -'■« '-- .- speel":/
tt; discus throw. Jim Travai <--
Javelin throw. Bobby Stortl H- . I phia to be delegates to the Prea-
These championships were an- mat h Ai:-6tj:-. Baal ■ '■< ■ ' [••,„,. church ramp. They will
■ ii race, 1st Carolyn U
n ■ i>,-.. iBtag race,
1 ■;. Lois David: .;
. annoua-
■
■
■
■ i
Rating cham;' OB,
Ding; playround.
all Mai . I ■ ■ ' T' ■ "r<l- ~7 ,,,r
will laata Banday
HitnHi«rl« Clrk Namt'tl
Oiurch (lamp l)i Uiiait-*
MLSh A: its
Mill Av. .
eek
• ■ ■ ]'.
sent
FBI Agent Walter McLaughlin
was master of ceremonies. John J.
Boyle, of Upper Merlon, president ""**.
of tbe association, welcomed the nm
quests and members.
Representing Whitemarsh Twp
were Edgar E Mltcneil
quoits. Frank Lai
CtsMkaga, Joe Marlnarl; chbiese Eag
checkers. Joe Marlnan; playground ski;
chief "of champion 'on points accumulated
Settinf ur? table at 11 A. M. today for hujrr party thin afternoon and tonitrht at
Si Coainai and Damian hal! of Local 1,192. United Steelworker-* nf America, are. from
leit. Harry Rowland, president; Benjamin Ryerly, Sr., Dominic Sil^tta. John Pe»r>on,
Sr., William Wertx and William Max Sinon, Jr., chairman of the committee.
police; Morton H Fe.terolf. Jr, *D «eason. Jim Marlnan
snd Thomas J White. S- of Ui« M "m SI - g«
board Of super.. J ^'"^ «*"le,i lnd
I^aputka. secretan-treaaure- of the wer* i
township; William A Whlteside a David 2-i Hsrr>
m-mber of 'he S^rrn '. Av, rtt; 'Sge.s i
Wtak.1 jstTi*. rMbo «nd PaLroImau Kenneth ■omaiBtl Ichsfl, Georgr Manning. hop-,
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