IJIARCUS HOOK 'RATION BOARD MEMBERS QUIT

GROWTH AND DECLINE OF HITLER GERMANY

SEPTEMBER, 1939
310.000 Sq .Mi.

CHESTER ((A.) T1MKS

TUESDAY, JltNR , 144

NOVEMBER, 1942
Curep. 1,850.000 Sq Ml AI..CO 700.000 Sq Ml.

ADMISSIONS TO CHKSTER HOSPITAL

1'iUU'iiu admitted Mondny to OhMior Hcfi|)iul were' Medical Knoln Roberts, n Went S e v e n t h .-urn-l: Koberi Allcln, Provid-MK-c mud. Mfdlii; Dun Bullry. 2810 Wi'Kt FourtiMMHli m-d; M u t l l d a Kmm u l l . I! 12 West H l x l h street. KurKU'ttl I,'<- 1*00. 529 Rant N i n t h .stiTiM, I.Hllii u OniifMUs, Nowtown Square; .Iiilln Unm/vs1. 246 Garflrld V P n u r . W m M l l y n ; Viola KVHUS. SOI Crum l.yiiiii' mud. RlUlt-y I'nrK; J u l i u s Robinson, 104 West third street; Danlrl Mollii, 1001 Wc.nt F i f t h , strppi; AURUslus Murwint'. Hft pPinisylvaiUfl n v t n u t , Gnrtli'i) C i t y ; Ksthcr FVrrrJI, 410 YH!P nvi'iiup, Morion: Mary Wolk, 2313 West P o u i t h tr'rt; Klinor Wcldnn. Delmont,

Two members of War Price and RavtoninR Board 23-1), MI vine the entire lower section ol Delaware) 1 county with headquarters in Mar. eus Hook, have announced their resignation followini! a meeting last Sent dlirins which an. culm-sod. '" hoard gave a vote of confidence to Chairman William J. Hnebel. 1 Frank Fills, or Concordville, aih-, ' letk- coach at Friends Central and, former coach at PMC. announced] ; today that he considered himself i "out" a* far as board membership; Soes. along with John Niccols. of thormon. Tv.-o other board mem-, bers who had, threatened to resign. Pre-war ( i e r m a n y , hel'ore A u s t r i a n "anschluss" .and iunu-xalion of If conditions were not improved a r e , J Harlan Pyle. Chadds Ford, a n d . Cm-hoslovakia's SudHen area in iu-cunlanre w i t h .Munirh agreement. William b. Willils, Concordville. ; Occvp*cd by Germany Fltt.s reported that a meeting was MARCH, 1939 Alltedi to Germany called las'- nlfibt a! the rcmiesi of, 250,000 S<|, Mi. Philadelphia authorities to decide on a change in chairmanship of the board, but that instead of an open session being held, no discussion took place after five "new" board members appeared and that a vote of confidence was merely taken. Niccols. Pyle. WHHLs and Fills did not vote. ; "Until last niRhl we had only seven members of the Marcus Kook Board." Fitts said. "Just before the! meeting, five more appeared. who| had been serving on a price panel; sub-division of the board and had} ' no powers in rationing." It was. said thai they had been empowered! by Philadelphia to vote at the meeting, In a move unknown to other board members. All five were from Denmark, N o r w a y , L u x e m b o u r g , H e l t f i u m . Netherlands, I-Vance . Marcus Hook, Fitts said. Six months a f t e r M u n i c h and "peace in our linn1." Iteieh abso fall under b l i t z k r i e g ; lialy makes "stitli-iii-the-hiirk" f n t r y . With Fitts and Niccols considerAustria; Hitler announces, "Czechoslovakia no longer exists," ~ ing themselves as resigned because ^ .hey had informed Philadelphia .ihey *'ould take that action If con-idtlphia provided additional workersIgCOTT W O R K E R S GET ~litions were not improved, r e m a i n - i a n d the gasoline books were gotten! ing regular board members, besidesj ou | ne sn ld The real situation' LETTER FROM 'IKti Pyle and WillHs, are Haehel. thej c o n tinued unabated, however, and' chalrrnan: Fred Sl/itei and Hobert. t i, e session last nighi was called for 1 A letter of nppreciation for their King. iihe purpose of deciding on the pledge to fight waste on the indus. t r i a l front has been received from The situation 11 i Marcus Hook, chairmanship, j General Dwight D. Eisenhower by . ha.s caused controversy for the 1400 workers at the Scott Paper 'several weeks, came to a head two. plain. ' weeks- ngo when the four board |)R. NASON SPEAKS ; General Eisenhower's letter wa.s members who do not live in Marcus pasted on the company's bulletin '-Hook said they would resign if more AT HILL SCHOOL board today. It wa-s sent from Allied assistance was not secured in the Dr. John W. Nasou, president of isupreme Command Headquarters? in rationing program. The board was six weeks behind Swarthmore College, was the grad- England. nation speaker on Saturday at the The pledge wus signed by the on gasoline rationing books, Pius . said, because of insufficient help. nlnctv-Lhlrd annual commencement'workers on parchment. It -- 'closed, in a handsome leather portThis was said to have caused a large at Hill School, in Pottslown. ' number .of Sun Oil workmen to leave Fourteen students received scho-j folio which General Eisenhower can at the graduationju.se lor his papers. His name was their Jobs because they were unable lastic prizes where 89 boys were awarded diplo- embossed in ;old on the leather. to get gasoline to drive to Work. Following the resignation threat mas by Dr. James 1. Wendell, headTimr* Classified Ads my.Adv. Holding all Halkans. hy coniiuc'sl or alliance, Hitler invades RUHR!*, of the four county members. Phila- master. June 22; on Ocl. :l ilccinrw lilissin "liniken . . . never to Hue." MONTGOMERY WARD

Russian drivi* climaxed w i t h (ioniums at yalis iif LoningriH), Mosf(>w, SUliitKnui. A x i s rotuiucst extended (n Africa.

M. J. I.ouls Cirillo. 327 Uoytt uLrecL: Bernard HiHtiiri. C l u r r c i l iivi-mit 1 . Gnrrctt H i l l ; U u l j M - f Mi-Ncal. J9t3 West Mary s t n v l ; Kimiilr Ciiwcl. 219 West Third s t r t - r l ; Vivliui . Srnumcs, 3031 West S i x t h s l i r r t ; Vi-niH MoCnllcrty. '2514 si. Sixth street; Aruolncur Novak. ' K;tt Third street: ChnrlM Bonl, 1.M7 Slinw terrnrc; Helen Silver, UM7 Cuilu'i-iiic rttrcft, PlillAdrlphln.

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Tho hcarUs of men are ihoir hooks; evrms are their tutors; iu. actions are Ihpir eloquence.

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Throe-day vocations with pay will bo Hwrtrdod to nil ^mployes of Uie S'oU paper Company who have not All householders having r!n canw been w i t h Uir flnn long enough 10 to contribute to the tin sniviiRc drive bp eligible for the vacation, n re asked t o see t h a t they reach providing t.h<*y hav< a pert'wt record some iwhool dopository by Wednes- of ntiondnnce at worlc .between May day morning. The tlnnl collection of 31 nml JwJy 29, tt VM annoimced the school your will be made at Uxlny, that time, it was xlitied by William All hourly employes of Uie Scot! B. McCltmnchun, Jr., chairman of I'oinpiiny who were on the rolls bethe Salvage committee of the Chea- fore July 1. IflW. are enfcltlod to the ter Council of Defense. re^nliir two weeks' vacation. The schools, which have been The vnmUon award for nc'W workserving as depositories during the ers i.s pan. of the company's "Backyear, will close for .summer vacation tnn America Kvery Day" program of next week i\nc! this lliml collect ioi 1 absentee control. The winning workplanned t,o remove all the prepared era will bo paid for the three-day cans from the building find get Hi animal shutdown nl the plant, pn their way to deUnning renters which will tnke pint'*1 shortly after where they are so vitally needed. July 29, During t.he a n n u a l .shutAny school child can be stopped down the Sroll. plant Li completely and iiskcd to take the cans into his "ho\i.sp - cleaned" and re-painted own building ,lf you, have no children throng-hont. THREE UNHURT I U.S. FORCES HEAR of your own witli whom lo send t h e cans, McClenachan pointed out. CARDINALS' P R A Y E R [N ACCIDENT However, the tin cans must he R A C I A L GROUP Dennis Carrtlnnl Dougherty, avch- Three motorisls escaped unhurt In cleaned and properly flattened beM A K E S JIKPOKTS bishop of Philadelphia, and highesLia three-way collision resulting from fore they will be accepted. Committee reports featured n j dignitary of the Roman Ciiiholicjthe sudden change of a traffic P meeting of the Mayor's InU'f-nicJnJ and Madison streets at DIPHTHERIA CASE Church in America, was cut off from HI Ninth Monday. Coininlsslon of Chester and Vicinity 1:30 p. m. | ihe putside world today in a retreat at City J l a l l last night with Chalvat St. Charles Seminary where he They were Julia U. Hollingsworth, REPORTED HERE mtm fell) rry M. Nelson providing. nf 17fM Nichols terrace; Aubrey Cook. ( remain in ipruye. Thfr 1 'preTnlc ; s'reeordcri voice. how-W Onymnnl, Dei.; and Edward Pur- The third cao of dlplhei'la since 'other routine business was taken the first of the year wa.s reported' ' u p . ever. was broadcast, to our invading^ie.11, of l l f t l South Eighteenth street, to the city's health department on Httsldi-s Chairman Nelson, the forces in the following battle prayer: Philadelphia. conunis.sHin Includes Mayor Ralph Monday afternoon, "O God, give me light lo see my The Idlest victim,, Barbara Mude F, Swarts,, lte.v. Gcorgo Anderson, duty and strength lo do it. come G I R L MISSING fi, of 305 Groun.sell court, is f|imr~ Rev. .losrph M. Hunt, Oeorftc Raywhat may. In this day ol buttle, fast .suffering from mond, Mrs. Until U BenneM, Mrs. out I'rom me all f e a r and shrinking Police have been asked lo search antined at her home of the Miss IHcannr Stewi Maria the lype and fill me with'courage lo face for .Jean Altcmm. 26,. who has been Thn "larynKfiil" of dtpllifrta wan n;-jart. P. Hhclmlre Prnnk Hitter, * M If nupHe lw> riMilh f n r ' mi.s.sing from her home, 42fl Penn i n n first case 01 I I I I U H T I I L WHH i i ! - , i i i i . r . Parwcll i Ml .SSlllg rom nor 42H Fenn lirsi. C;HHR rfiiwcn Mfly 17 SllR Wfl ?h?eformvcLilry ' * ^'pwtad In Jamiary imrtlhc second In Nick Daniels. ' Theodore Smlthcrs Srot,i. r nripri n I 1 be'done in. all things. Bin. ns Th,\ ^ _^L .l^jyi!!I!^ ^""__ !!1 _-?H. _ i _ . child. I beseech thy protection, Ward off from me all perils on land sna and from the air. Preserve me from -sickness and the horrors of n prison camp, And while saving me from bodily harm, keup my .soul unspotted from the world. Bestow on the cause I serve an early victory and brhiK me back safe to my home and those who yearn to see me again with whom .1 may enjoy the lasting peace the world cannot give. Amen."

Can Collection On Wednesday

VACATION FOR SCOTT EMPLOYES

Cnilt :rinc Urtiikvr Boweu. It it * livcl? nil mellow nonrait of t magnificent A m e r i c a n wlioie long l i f e t i m e wai i r wiled vlth die dr.ima of greit eyentl in war win! iieac*. UwAtn n th Msy icimn of ihe Honk-of-ilu-Momh Club, i importune biography i* tretdy t'%e\\tr. A 22-nf(c condtnuiion froB ppci\r in (he June Rctdfff'i DigCM . 1 I v at tli newsstands. ALSO IN THI1 ISHJK h It your marriage i lipping Hill*? Men arc ten ptrtonal and very challenging <liici(k>n< for wive* nd hmbtnai m *tk ilioniitlvei. And alio ten nuggets of sound, prsctifcil nilvica tht mf niikt your (tomcMic sun ihme more brightlj 1 , ^ Havf you * child who's afriid of thi ilarki* Or wlm won't put hit thinjit wy? Or who answcrt, "In K minute" when you till? If you hire, you'H find hel|ifiit *itgn f < 'ii on ' in thcie i rut eKtnv plei of haw children c** bt taught life. K How the South feli ibout the raci problem, KAC relation* in the South (uvt been deteriorating. The cri.ii.i is rvc. In this penetrating article, o u t h c r n e r siigacsts basic terrns on which i lie Negro i lot cm progreify improve. > \Vaich nut for the tone of your voicet It's not if/in/ you snv hut haw yon tay il that makci all the difference. Read how, hy simple change* tn your tont Untciin^e, you can help avoid personal m'uKtnJcrxttndingt nd frnootb jour t\At\j contacd. There art mort than 30 worthwhilt >! clet in (hi* new muc, tncludlnfi Howard O'Hrien'i touclniig "So Long, Son," and Paul C.aUicn'* itirrina Mory of tbt pilot tht Jifn couldn't kill.

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Forty-two retfistvations were made 'ycslnrday as enrollment, began for the second a n n u a l , "Learn . l o Swim Week" at the Chester lYWOA, Seventh and Sproul st.rcots, ' i t was. ftnnounced Imlay b.v Mis-: Rita Morrison, physical education and recreation wcrei-ary. ! Students of the Morion. Man,i:i and Jo.Iferies public schools r e t ' lered during the day, while Smedley and Larkin pupils art signing up -,todav. Different days have been 'designated for the various cit.y pub lie .schools, while parochial and out-of-town students may register any day during the week. The campaign will be held durinc the week of .June 19 to 24, immediately preceding the national physical fitness week, and is part of the national program. 'Swimming lessons will be held during the day with Miss Morrison and her assistants teaching. The aides are Janet Ayres and Vivian Ayrcs. DOG BITK VICTIMS Three-year-old Edmund Jones, of 120 Kerlin .street, was discharged from the dispensary of thr; Cheater Hospital on Monday after he was treated for a dog bite. Others treated for dof? bites were: Helen R. Dc.smond, 30, of 9 West Ward street, Ridley Park, who was bitten on the left leg. and Peter Murphy, 45, of 1113 White street, who was bitten nn the left leg.

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