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. PRICE FIVE CENTS~ ARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1946.
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31-No. 4
ProtestMontgolDeryAveRealtyOffice
The residents , ca lled togeth6l'b y W il li am H . Boardman, Jr., of610 Shady Lane. have decided toappeal- to the Board t o r es erveits decision, 01', this failing, appealt o t he Montgomery County Courtat Nol'1'istown.The dec is io ll , which i s being
protested by r es id en ts , w ho l iv ewithin 300 f ee t o f t he prope rty ,was handed down at a meetingof the Boa rd of Adjustment APril10. af ter the hear ing was attended by Narberth residents who lhfeon the South s ide of MontgomeryAve. and by Lower Mer ion re
sidents from t he o th er side. TheBOlOugh of Narberth was underno legal obligation to a.sk LowerMerion people to attend the heari ng ; b u t the Borough decided inasmuch as the people on thenor ths id e of M on tg om er y Ave. w ereWithin 300 f ee t o f the proposedzoning c ha ng e t he y shOUld beheard.Osborne, a recently discharged
Army officerwho served 14 monthsoverseas in the European theater,is a real estate agent. At onetime he wa s c onne ct ed w it h theJoseph Cairns realty office inArdmore. He wen t i nt o businessfor himself prior t o h is entranceinto the service in March. 1942.He originalIy petitioned for a.
change in t.he size o f h is siAn,saying that the proximity of thelarge sign of the WYlmewoodHouse would neg-ate the value ofa sma ll s ig n, w hi ch he will haveLO erect und er t he p re se nt law.However. the l aw a llows only
professional offices to be est.abl is hed in r es identi a l z onef " TheWynneWOOd House had alrcadybeen established when the zoningl aw s we re p as se d i n 1931. TheSuper Butter a nd Egg Bus in es sand The Ba rc lay Company a re inthe same area as the Osborne
h o u , ~ f ' . but t hey were not represented at t.he hearing.Osborne intended to use the
front room of the house as hisoffice. c laiming that the realr e al e s ta t e bus in es s is a profes-
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Chairman VVill MeetVVith Other CivicLeaders on Monday
Mobilize Red Cross
In Food Campaign
Beginner J urops CurbInjures Girl AndLands In PlaygroundDor ot hy Ann J am es , 18. was
just learning t o drive a c ar a ndher mother, Mrs. William E.James. 353 Woodley Rd., Merion,was the teacher.Driving down Hamilton Rd. In
Merion Park, Dor ot hy m is se d~ u r n i n g the corner at Revere Rd.She went over the curb and knOCKed down Mary McGlade s. 14, t ;f322 Conshohocken State Rd .•Gladwyne, went through thefence and dropped down the 7foot embankment . The car turn"d ovpr on i t s s ide on t.he GeneralWayne playground. At the BrynMawr B:ospital Mary was treatedfor a fractured right leg.A summons wlll be issued in t·he
case of Dorothy James as 1;he wasdriving without a learners uermit .
Parking Ban
McConnell Wolfenden
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Atomic Energy To BeDiscussed April 30Dr. Ro y K. Marshall will add
ress a community f or um on thetimely s ub je ct o f a tomi c energyat the Narberth School AUditorium on Tuesday evening, April 30.The f orum , to begin at 8 P. M ..
will be open to the pUblic, and willpresent an opportunity to hearan authori t ive speaker discussthe subject and answer questions.Dr. Marshall is well known as the
Science Editor of the PhiladelphiaEvening Bulletin and Dire ctor ofthe F e L ~ Planetarium 0 f th eFranklin Institute. ~ H has gh'ens im il i ar a ddres se s before othergroups.The committee SpOnsoring the
talk Includes Stewart Kurtz, chairman, Mrs. Samual J . McCartney,Samuel J. Bunting, J r. , M r. andMrs. T. Coo per Tatman. M r . ~ .Thomas Mills, Ralph C. Rollins,and Mrs. Arthur M. Miller.
Residents of Narberth, who expect their property valueRto depreciate because o f t he Borough ' s Board of Adjustmentdecision to permit a business office at 1226 Montgomery Ave.,
met Thursday evening at the Community Building to draft.a protest to the Board. The permit to open the business officewas issued to W. Ross Osborne.
How Your Congressmen Vote
Daylight SavingStarts on Sunday
The f ol lOWing tab le shows how Congres sman Samuel Y.McConnell, Jr .. of Montgomery County, and James Wolfenden, ofDelaware County, voted on amendments to the OPA ExtensionBll!, passed last week by the National House of Representatives.
Amendments:To end both price controlstablllzation laws, March 31, 1947
To provide that c ei ling pr ic es bef ig ur ed t o a ll ow p rodu ce rs andprocessors a reasonable profit
To provide that c ei ling pr ic es befigured to allow producers andprocessors a reasonable profit
To end price controls on commodities whe n a nd i f t he ir prodUction exceeds output f rom J ul y1, 1940 to June 30, 1941
To r emove pr ic e control s f rom l ivestock and meat
To end food subsidiesTo e limi na te meat subsidies byJune 30, 1946
To guarantee pre-war p ro fi ts t ohandlers of war-scarce products
Two 'Resign From
Red Cross Board
, ------------. . . . ,+IDispute Arose When Realtor Attempted ToErect Larger Business Sign; Borough Offi-
On Sunday, April 28, Daylight • I R I A 1 0
Saving Time wlI start. On that cia sues pp Icants Work Is A ProfeSSiondate, 2 A. M. becomes 3 A. M. andthe one-hour advance wlll remainin effect until September 29.
Boys' Club Starts
Baseball PracticeSeven o f Las t Year'sTeam Are ScheduledFor 1946 Season
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the property on Lancastel' Ave. atWynnewood Rd., will be removed.The two s id e w al ls wi ll remainstanding, Future customers willwa.lk through a sunken garden andup wide stone steps. into a glas sfronted, enclosed patio. which willbe used as a waiting lounge.A t o ll e s id e of the lounge wlll
be jewelry show cases, a nd on thepresent residence side , gowns andhats will be displayed. The loungew il l a ls o be used as a salesroomfor the interior decoratinK shop.
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Goes Thru Stop Sign;Three Car CollisionAnd One InjuredAn accident involving thrp.e
cars , causing about $600 worth ofdamage, and in ju r ing one pe rsonwas caused by Ernest C. HllI, ,Jr .when he failed t o s to p at a stopsign, as he drove down Fisher'sR d. i n Haverford. •Hill, 17, of 121 Ardmore Ave,
Ardmore, ran throuRh the stopsign at New Gulph Rd. and F ish er's Rd., hitting a C he vr ol etc oupe, dr iven by Joseph N. Hamlin, 22, of 6624 Woodland Ave.,Phila. Hamlin's car tu rnedaroundu nt il i t c am e t o a stop in t h path of a car driven by Fran:{V,rarner, J r. , o f Morris Ave ..Bryn Mawr.Warner' s mother, Mrs. Frank
War ne l' , w as a pa ss enger in hise a r a nd she suffered abrasions oft h e r i gh t arm.H il l wi ll b e i ss ued a summons
for going through a stop sign.
ISportsmen PlaniSummer ProgramIMembers Build NewCinder Block TrapIn Penn Valley
Pending permission of the CivilJan Production Administrationto start the work, plans for thefuture center include beauty andr educ ing- s alons, a j ewel ry s tor e.d re ss a nd l 1at s hop. an interiordecorating shop and a c hi ro po dist·s ofl'ice.Blair and his architec t. George
Nauta, plan to pre se rve the . ~ p i r i tand form of the Spanish architecture o f t he hou se a nd t he out.ercont01l1s of the building w il l beretained.The stone wall at t he f ro nt o f
Smoke Drove 100From MontgomeryCourtWednesday
Mrs. C. BrennerVVins ScholarshipMrs. Carolyn Brenner, 6th
Grade geOgrallhy teacher, waschosen by the Narberth SchoolBoard on Tuesday ' evening forthe scholarship offered by theNarberth Women's CommunityClUb to Pennsylvania Statc Coll eg e f or a t hr ee -w ee k Summercourse dealing with the conservation of natural resources byState ~ e n c i e s .The Nar be rt h Women 's C om - A p rog- ram o f Spling and Sum-
munity Club is the f irs t InM on t- mer event s was announced at a
gomery County to votefunds for meeting of the Lower Merion Rodthe purpose or bringing back in-formation collected by a l l thes e I a nd G un Club in the AmericanState agencies to children of ILegion hall , Narberth , last Wedtheir commonlty school. n esd ay n ig ht . On ell' program
,--- will be trap shoots , a p icn ic and
Mrs. Ne :lson Hurt 9uting in P enn Valley, castingU tournaments s pons or ed by the
Middle A tlanUc Assoc ia tion of
In Aparbnent F.ere ClUbs, intra-club pistol and rifle
m at ch es . r if le t il ts . salt water
f ishing tr ips and an a uc ti on o fIfishing and hunt ing eqUipment.I The leading casting event willbe the n inth annua l M. A.A . C. C.tournament to be held June 16,
r, Father's Day, at Willow GrovePark.In prepara t ion for resumption
of trap shooting, as well as for t ~ Club's Spring outing, the following worked until a la te hour l a . ~ tMonday evening completing construction of a concrete and cinderblock trap house for the Club onthe Chamberlin property (former-ly the Nash Farm) in Penn Val-ley.Howell I. Dietrich, Charles E.
Spencer, Sr. and J r. , W il la rd T .BUllock, Edmund R. Barth, BillieSpencer and Mrs , E l le n A. Dietrich, a ll of Upper , Darby; Cl1arlesW. La tch , George M. FloYd, Sr .and Ernest H. Jenkins. all of Narberth; and F ra nk Gm man r ofSouth
Ardmore. Membe rs spentseveral weekends building the newstructure, which is a substantialreplacement of the old frame traphouse that served the purpose forso many' years.At last Wednesday's meeting,
club members were informed thatthe opening of tlle trout season,April 15, f ound a large number ofclub membe rs on Philadelphia,Montgomery an d Delaware County streams, where s ome fi necatches o f r ai nb ow, b ro ok andbrown trout were re p 0 I' ted.TWEnty-two Juniors from U p ~ e r I Girl Enters SororityDarby. Haverford, Lower Menon .Townships. Philade lph ia and the AUdrey Donmgton, of 221 Lant-Bor ough o f L an sdowne . e nj oy ed w ~ I l : Lane . Na rbe rth , has beena f is hing t ri p t o Mlll Creek the imtla.ted i nt o t he Delta Gammafirst day. soro!'lty at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versIty.
Residence o f Lat e Samue l Yellen Sold to n ~ a u i y G ! ! ~ p Operator;Building to Contain' .Chiropodist"O'ffice, Dress and Ha t Shop
The Wynnewood hom e o f thelate Samuel Yellin. famous designer of decorative metal work, maysoon becomea compact li t t le shopping center.The Spanish type house,with i t s
stucco exterior, slate roof andred, s tee l trimmed window c a s e ~m l : : n t . ~ . set in simple wrought-ironf il igree was the Yellin residencefor many years.According to Albert E. Blair, oI
Blair's Hairdressing, Ardmore. hehas bought the house from Mrs,Yellin.
Junior Group ListsActivities UnderDiscussion
Commerce Charter
Presented May 8
• • . Bein&, a Column or
Chatter Abo u & Peopl!lYou Know .. .
By DOROTHY M . OGDEN
Howard Tea f, Lower Mer ion H igh track star, Is pic tured winning the 120-yard high hurdles laCe In Tuesday's mee t w it hWes t Cathol i c H igh at Ardmore. Tear, the whlte-jerseYed gent on the extreme right, won handl Iy over Joe Hawley, Lower l\'lerlon(left); Bob lIackman, L. M. ace who finished second; and Bob Walsh, West Catholic runner hidden by Hackman. West Catholic wonthe dual meet, 62 1/3 to 45 2/3.
Saw little Bobby Denman (sonof the A. .T. Denmalls) t'othern it e. H e' s as cute a bug-In-arug. with bright, rosy cheeks anda charmlnl:" smile , even If he isonly a fcw months old. Hi s d adis f ~ l i n g be tt e r. s o I 've heard,since his nasb' fall at NarberthStation.••
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The pa.<;t couple of weeks havebeen some exc it ing for Mrs . WlIliam II. Boardman. J r. , o f ShadyLane, S he arriv ed ho me fromMexico City whe re she was vis it ing her da·ughter . J oyce . Gue ssyou know that 15-year-old Joycewas o ne o f o nl y foul' s tUd en tsfrom Friends ' Central se lected togo to school in Mexico City at theAmericanS('hool Foundation. Sheleft in Januaryand WOllt be hometill June.Mrs, Boardman had herself
q ui te a t ri p down, and then shean d Joyce did a tour of Mexicoduring hE'r stay there. Sounds asthough they must have had loiso f f un.. .
orough Keeps Same School Tax Rate May Bring Court Action IfTEAF SHOWS HIS HEELS IN HURDLE TEST Decision Given T0 Veteran
Is Not Reversed By Board
Rawlingsh Teacher
Seniors ReceiveHonors ForReport
Is Almost·More ThanYear
Borough Schoolhas decided to keep i ts
t ax r at e o f 19 mills desa budget increase necesto raise teachers' sal:uies
he school district.t he mee ting of s chool d ir ec at t he Narbe r th School last
night it was dec idedlas t yea r' s balance , a n inin state-aid, plus h igher
er ty a ss es sments in the Bor would t ak e car e of add i
a l expenses for the new 1946hool year.mong the budge t expansionsthe $129.000 budget approvedbe the absorbtion of the $200t - of -l iv ing bonus given the
of the d is tr ic t a s a p er nt, raise. In addition, teach
will receive increments acg to state salary schedUles.budget 13 approximatelymore than last year·s. This
be accounted for by t he i no f d en ta l e xami na
for the chi ldren, inc re as edcosts and general building
rth's schooi taxE's, whileounting for similar senices, iso nly n ea rby s choo l d is tr ic thas not ra ised taxes this
r . Lower Mer ion School D is increased its schoOl taxes13 to 15 mil ls and Haver T owns hi p r ai se d i ts t ax esweek by one and one-hal fAll three distr ic ts ra ised
her s s alar ie s. a nd inc lUdedding repairs in their budgets.es Rawlings was appointed
be a mathemat i cs t ea cher forbalance of t he yea r to r ep la cel Fri ts ch , who rec ently r e
. Wal t er S te ckbeck , prEsi t , presided ol 'e r the meeting.
Teachers
Increase
Period
Roll ListedThi s h appe ne d t o Boh G re en . Formal pres enta tion of t.he
(he's the son of the Robert Greens charter of t .he Main Line Juniorat Cynwyd). and inasmuch as it Chamber of Commerc e w ll l t al ': ec once rns the c loth ing shor t age. I p la ce at a dinner to be held onthought that you might like to M 8 t tl Ct' Ihear it. . . ay . a le ones oga Mill nn.
Bob j ust go t his discharge from Bryn Mawr. .orge H . G ilbe rt , p rinc ipal of theArmy-in which he was a Cap- . A m ember of the Board o f D IL owe r Mer io n S en io r H igh t ai n. bv the way-and h eh a s been Ir e c t o r ~ of the Umted ~ t a t e s C h ~ m ol has announced the honor going ' th rough the same troubles b ~ of Commerce ~ I I I m ~ k e the
I that everyone else ha.<; been going plesenta tlOn, aJ;1d 'n i l ~ d d l e s s thef or the I, 1ird quarter, To be through t rv ing to get h imse lf out- group and out,lme futu! I plans of
for the honor rol l. a stu- fit ted in c ivvies. commerce actIvitIes in the com-must have fom As and one WI'1 1 . .. . CI mumty.he is ca,lTying five major 11 e 11' was , v I ~ l t m g 111 1ar- The committee in charge of the
ects. .Iottesvllle. va ... lecently. h.e went d inne r is J. R. Keir. chairman,attain second honors Il1to a local. c1oth111g stOle, and Hays Aiken, Jr .. W. W. Harman,
received two A's a nd B 's in a ~ k e d f or a sI ze 38 outf i t . , Jr. George Mohr David A llenremaining subjects. "Sony, " s ai d the propnetor, J o ~ e p h Moore, J o s ~ p h Dolan, 3rd:students who received first Continuec1 on Page Three George Atherholt, and Ansonare: --------- Houghton.rs: Nancy Kavanagh. Em- GOP P ty F d Activities of the organization
Massa. Janet Musser, Deborah ar eu include cooperation in the wO:kBetty Tucker, R onald • • • of the National Committee ~ o A Narberth woman was burned
Eme rgency Food Rel ie f of Conti-n io rs : N an cy B ea ne , D or is Ed iD I nental Europe, assisting C. WaltoTJ Wednesday afternoon f ig ht in g aI' k s e y. Jean Field. Lill ian ns n eaware Hale , direc tor of veterans' affairs blaze i n t h e bedroom of her BPart-nger , ;Be tty Hopkins , Paul m Radnor Township, a tt en di ng m en t i n t he Montgomery Courtes, Joyce R eisener, Geraldine meetings for the re lief of the traf- Apartment. Narberth.
Harriet Smith, Nancy C R I T fie problem on the Main Line,ounty egu ars 0 . .leveloping a national basebal l According to Harvey Benson,Vi r g i n i a Ar m- Support Enti re Sta te league for teen-age boys, and dis- Lower Merion Township Fire Mar-
Contlnucd on. Pagc Two cussing a Main Line Airpark. shal, the fire started in a bedroom____ o ~ _ _ _ Ticket 0- - - - closet in the second fioor apart-
Reuther to Speak Boy Darts In Street; ment o f M r. and Mrs. William
Invl'tatl'on of Announcement that t he S t at e Struck ByAutomobile Neilson. Sr. Nei lson i s trafficand Delaware County Republican manager of the C. B. & Q. Rail-
CIO Local Organizations had buried the p ol i- L it tl e Joe Newman, 4 was wa lk- road .tical ha tchet a f te r f our yea rs of i ng home from the s tore on Eas- Mrs. Doris Hellmund. who lives
P, Reuthe r, new ly e le ct - f ac tiona l f euding was m ad e l at e t er evening with hi s o lde r s i st er , in the apartment below the Neil-
president of the United Auto Thursday night. Elsa May, 13. son's, heard screams. Sheran up-of America, CIO, is com- The announcement was made As t hey c ame to Haverford Rd. s tai rs a nd f ou nd Mrs . Ne il so n
to Phi la de lp hi a t o m ake h is m ade by A rt hu r P . Bretherick, and B ry n M aw r Ave. in Bryn f ighting the blaze with buckets ofpost-election speech at t he chai rman of the Delaware County Mawr, little Joe darted in fro'nt water from t he k i tc hen .i al invi t at ion of Local 131, Republican committee. of an on c om ing c ar , driven by When the Narberth firemen ar--CIO, of the Autocar Com- The State and County G. O. P. Elmer E . Jay, 5318 Thomas Ave ., r ived , Mrs . Nei ls on was taken toof Ardmore. regulars h ave been at odds s inc e Phil a de lphia. , Ja y jammed on his the Bryn Mawr Hospital , where
9a p er sona l f ri en d o f t he p rima ry e le ct io n o f 1942 \ \ 'hen brakes, but could not avoid hit- she \'t'as treated f or shock and
Arroyo (Firpo), president of the county organization threw i ts t in g the boy. burns of the face, arms and hands.local, has made arrangements support to former U. S. Senator Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newman , Mo re than 100 occupants o f t he
k tl 11 1 Cooper town Rd. , Bryn Mawr,e a on 1e ou ine of u ni on J am es J . Dav is f or gov er no r. w er e d ri vi ng down Haverford Rd. building fled t o t he street. In lessat Turner Hall. Broad ct, Delaware County was c ar ri e d for at the time. They saw the crowd t han an hour,however, firemen ex-
Columbia Ave. It wi ll be his Davis but the Republican nomina- and found their own son lying in tinguished the blaze a nd t he resipubll c appearanc e s ince his t ion w a . ~ won in t he S ta te by the middle of the road. At the dents returned to their apartments.at the Atlantic City VOW Governor Edward Martin, who is B ry n M awr Hospital Joe was Damage 'wa s confined to the
C071tinllrd on Page Two treated for a fractured right leg. Neilson apartment whose c los ett,he rneetlnR. which will be and bed room wer e d es tr oy ed .at 8:0 0 P. M.. a large turn- N bR·Z d S · B d· There w a . ~ some smoke a nd h ea tfrom Local ~ ~ ~ ~ p e c t e d . I a at roa tatton an tt; ~ = ~ ~ e to the second a nd t hi r d
Servicemen On Admits Narberth Radnor Theft Editor to Speak atrgeList I ,
mong ~ h l o c a ~ s.erviceme.n Pennsylvania Railroad Company tioned at length by Captain WII- Community Forum~ l a v e l e c e n t ~ y l e ~ e ~ v e d t he ll ' t ic ke t c le rks no longer need fe ar mer Clemence, Lt. James Bones Dr. Roy K. Marshall. idrectora b l ~ ?lschalge al e. a visit from the stocky, middle- and Sgt. Wil l lam Baron. of the of the Fels Plane ta rum . andWilliam A. Booth. Ardmore aged bandit Who recently held up R adnor pollce, and L t. J "' ll n W. S ci en ce Edi to r of The EveningJohn A. Green. Ardmore, t. .. . .. B II ti '11 k At 'Fletcher S. Vondersmith, \\0 Main Lme tIcket offIces. Guin n, Pennsylvania Ra il road u e n WI spea on omlcMawr. He was arrested by Easttown detective bureau, He confessed t o E ne rgy at a Community Forum to3/C Joseph C. Dougherty, T.ownship pOliee on Thursday, and both crimes. be held in the auditorium of the
n Mawr. Ius present address is the Chester He told police that in each case Narberth Public schOOl on AprilMT 3/C Joseph J. Morris, County Jail, West Chester. he held up the clerks with a nick- 30:'What We Should Know AboutMawr. At the ti me of . the Narberth e l p lat e d 32-c al iber r evolver he Atomic Energy?" will be Dr. Mar-3/C Marvin Rothstein, Merion. and Radnor statIon hold-uPS, had bought in a New Yor k pawn shal l 's topic for the evening. The
John J. Constantine, Ard- ; e ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ t : d ~ a ~ ~ d o ~ n w ~ ~ w ~ = S h April 4, he help up the Nar- lecture wlll be given at 8 P. M,Sol Wexler, Bala-CYnwyd. ship police on domestic charges berth station and took $283 from Everyone is invited to attend.
. Hubert A. McKown, Ard- brought ~ g a i n s t him by h is w if e, t he c as h d ra we r and s af e. H e -----Viola, FIrst and Walnut ~ v e s . , forced the ticket clerk, Miss Rita Sell Local HomesKenneth D. Hoppel', Bryn Berwyn. Mattson, of Roxborough. to leave Joseph Cairns, Jr., Inc., has
Thursday n igh t he gave himsel f w ith him. When they. reached the ld f I LBernard A. McLaughlln, up to Chief Harry Lewis. of the e nd o f the station platform Miss so or rene . An drews a sin-
erth. . Easttown Township poli.ce. Chief Mattson refused 1,3 go any farther. gIl ' Colonia l residence situate 24-Wanen P. Imes, Ardmore . Lewis belleving Rawn a likelY sus- Rawn t ol d pol ic e h e ran down 26-28 Rosedale Road, Ove rbrookGeorge L, Hai rs ton , Have r- pe ct for the hol d- up s, t ook h im a long the tracks for a short dls- ~ ~ ~ I S ' T i ~ i s D u ~ ~ n ~ r ~ a r ~ ~ t ; ~ 1 ~ ~ Z :1,
illlam B. Shorter, Ardmore. ~ ~ a : I ~ ~ : \ a ~ ~ ~ n ; o w n s h i P ~ o l i c e ; ~ ~ ~ e , : ~ ~ n s ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ ~ g ~ ~ : a ~ ~ $27,000. T ~ ~ o n i p a n y a l s ~ sold
l/C David N, Bressler, Bala- Confesses S t a t l ~ n H ol d-u pS r ea ch ed thp. Penlleld station ot i r ~ l ~ r e ~ ~ n D o ~ ~ ~ ~ P l ~ ~ ; : e , 2 9 ~Frida.y morning, he was ques- Continued on Pal/e Two George F. Shegoi for $11.000.
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