The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 21

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2263 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Boyerto wn EARL S. BENFIELD, Representative 129 Walnut St. Phone 7-9546 Legion Women Give to Salvation Army; New Officers to Be Installed Oct, 24 The auxiliary of the Charles B. Yerger Post 471, American Legion, held their meeting at the Legion home where Mrs.

Morns DeTurk, of Oley, spoke about the current Salvation Army campaign for funds in building the new Citadel, in Reading. Mrs. DeTurk is chairman of committee sponsoring a card party, by the inter-county posts, which will be held in Fleetwood. The net receipts will be turned over to the Salvation Army. Members of the Legion voted to donate $25 toward the Salvation Army drive.

Legion auxiliaries. The money was received by the redemption of certain coupons. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held Tuesday, Sept. 26, with a covered dish social preceding the business session. The social period will be held at 6:30 p.

m. in the Home. The President, Mrs. Paul Knauer, was in Charge. to the State past August ported convention held the in Philadelphia, re- A INSTALLATION OP THE: new officers will be held Tuesday, Oct, 24, in charge of Mrs.

Martha Haley, of Pottsville. staff of officers include: President, Miss Elmira Mauger; first vice president. Mrs. Leonaid Blazes; second vice president, Mrs. Henry Zimmers; secretary, Mrs.

Arthur Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Cruli; chaplain, Mrs. Purnell Renninger; custodian, Mrs. Elton Thompson, and sergeant-at-arms, Emma Heere. Mrs.

Murray Crull attended the Schuylkill-Berks Coupty council meeting: held the past Wednesday in Kutztown. It was reported that a representative of the council will call on all auxiliary members for magazine subscriptions. The money derived from this drive will he used to buy hospital equipment which will be available free of charge to anyone. Miss Elmira Mauger, Mrs. Murray Crull and Emma Heere attended the dedication of the new grandstand at the Co'atesville hos- which was built by the State Boyertown Classified Troop Meeting Has Table-Setting Theme U.S.

Heavy Mortar Blasts Reds Senate Unit Approves Defense Funds Bill hy Czech Soldiers Set With Institutional Report By Staff Correspondent To Finance War; Swift Passage Seen Yank gunners cover ears and lower heads in an artilleryman's gesture as their 4.2 heavy mortar cuts loose at Communist positions in the Subok mountains of South Korea. Mortar duels with the enemy are not infrequent. Table setting and table was the theme for the manners (TT meK ttiK Brownie Troop 14. held in the Odd Fellows builamg. The meeting was opened with the promise and song followed by games.

While members of the group worked on their tenderfoot requirements with Mrs. Guy Briel, troop leader, the rest of the troop arranged supplies in a new cabinet which was built by Guy Briel. These members were assisted by Mrs. Gordon Rose. The members also received new Fall and Winter equipment catalogs as well as troop numerals Colebrookdale PTA Hears Rev.

Neilson Talk on World Chaos A good representation was present at the first meeting of the Colebrookdale Pa rent-Teacher association held in the Colebrookdale school where they heard as the guest speaker for the evening, the Rev. Robert Neilson, pastor of Colebrook- Mrs. Briel and Mrs. Rose were in dale Union chapel. Deaths 1 West Reading, on Sunday, Sept.

10. 1950, Mary (Reed) widow of the late Harry Steinmetz, of Schwenk vllle RD 1, age 80 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service from Schwenk Funeral Home, W. Philadelphia Boy- rrtown, on Thursday at 2 p. m.

Interment in St. James cemetery, Limerick. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9. (Schwenk) charge. MEMBERS OF GIRL Scout Troop 10 made plans for a Hallowe'en party and a camping trip to be made in the near future.

New patrol leaders were chosen at the meeting held in the social room of the Lutheran church. Miss Barbara Harrison, leader, and Miss Merle Grim, assistant leader, were in charge. He discussed, "The Great Chaos Our World Ls The theme of the meeting was Know Each The Rev. Neilson said that parents and teachers can do well by teaching our children our freedoms, so that if anyone infringes on these freedoms, then Is when we as a country must defend these freedoms. He added that we can do well meeting in charge of the hospitality chairman, Mrs.

Clara Wentzel. The president of the group, Mrs. Anne G. Brady, was in charge. Bally Firemen Ask Bids lo Surface Parking Lot At the meeting of the Good Will Fire company, of Bally, it was voted to ask for bids to macadamize ap- proximatelv 1000 feet of ground which is now used a.s a parking lot, next to the firehouse.

Eight new members were enroled and three propositions for membership received. Fire Chief Harold Mutter reported no fires during August. Carl Jacobs and Harold Mutter will be the company's official delegates to the State firemen's convention to be held in Harrisburg, starting next Tuesday and ending Sept. 22. WASHINGTON, Sept.

13 (JP) The Senate appropriations committee tonight unanimously approved an emergency defense bill carrying an estimated $17,185.000.000 to bolster the United States and friendly nations abroad against aggression. The committee added about $414,000,000 to the total in the bill approved by the House Aug. 26 by a vote of 310 to 1. The House bill would provide $16,771,000,000. The Senate figure was fixed tentatively at pending recapitulation of last-minute changes made by the committee.

Senator McKellar committee chairman, reported the bill immediately to the Senate, which probably will begin debate on it tomorrow. Speedy passage is expected. The bill meets'almost fully President for emergency funds finance the fighting in Korea and to prepare' against Communist aggression wherever it might crop up! In addition to about $11.640,000,000 to build own defenses, the bill carries $4.000,000,000 to help arm friendly nations abroad, THE MEASURE provides cash for 5333 new war planes. The Senate bill adds about $93,000.000 to Ihe House total for American defense. The increase includes more for replacement jf Navy ships, $18,000.000 for Army medical and hospital care, $10.000.000 for Navy medical care, and $25,000,000 for an air engineering development center near Tullahoma, Tenn.

One item in the proposed Senate legislation is $76.000 for the Secret Service to provide greater protection for the President and his family. In a series of actions, the committee: UNIT TO MEET Mrs. Marie Schutt, president of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Keystone Fire company, has requested all members to attend meeting of the group at 8 in the fire hall. by giving the children all the moral, AT THE business meeting of Girl spiritual and scholastic support that Scout Troop 83, the members de- possible, which will give them a cided to work on the Well balanced mind to make them badge. A discussion period followed, optomists instead of pessimists.

We Can Do It 18 and Septic Tanks cteined All kinds of pumping Albert Heffner Phone Boyertown 7-9317 on how to meet the badge requirements. The meeting, held in the Odd Fellows building, was In charge of the troop leader, Mrs. Helen Dillon. The theme for the October meeting will be will be featured by a Pennsylvania State police dog show. A social hour followed the Help 32 or girl to care for 13-month old girl 2 days a Phone Boyertown 7-8476 or Pottstown 600.

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firstshow 6 Two Love Four Big the true-life drama of songwriters Kalmar and Ruby, whose hits spanned a lifetime of romance and adventure! course i ffitn RID BEUtt WORDS 15 HIT TUNES! including "THREE LITTLE WORDS" WHERE DID YOU GET THAT GIRL "I WANNA BE 10VE0 BY Hit Sonji by Stars of ttw Ptcture in M-G Records Album! KEENAN WYNN GALE ROBBINS GLORIA DE HAVEN ADDED BUGS By CHAMP i Look Your Best This Fall With a New Fall Styled Hat! lop off that new outfit with a brand new hat. And to insure perfect fit from our large of new styles and shapes. Add the low price to the same account as your new suit and coat, 4.95 and BOYERTOWN, PA. Store Hours: Weekdays 9 to 5.30; Saturday 9 to 9 1. Rejected President request for $139.800,000 to move key Government offices outside the range of an A-bomb attack on the Capital.

Mr. Truman has specified that the agencies would be within commuting of Washington in the nearby areas of Maryland or Virginia. The House has already turned down the same request, with some lawmakers complaining that the legislation was designed to the of Federal bureaucrats in the event of war. 2. Approved $60.000.000 for administration of the new economic controls law.

signed by Mr. Truman last week, and $6,000,000 for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. IN OTHER DEFENSE mobilization developments: 1. The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill to broaden the powers of the FBI in guarding against spies, saboteurs and subversives. The bill would authorize FBI agents to make arrests without a warrant for any offense against the United States committed in their authority carried by U.

S. Under present law, FBI agents can make arrests without warrants only in cases involving a felony. In urging: the legislation, the Justice department said it was needed so that FBI men can cope with and make arrests to prevent flight or prevent the disposition of vital 2, Navy plans to complete its build-up to 67.514 officers and 512,291 enlisted men by next March were disclosed in testimony by Vice Admiral W. Roper, chief of Navy personnel, before the Senate appro- priatlons committee. The testimony was made public today.

Roper said the program will call an additional 23.934 officers and 182.568 enlisted men and women to 1 active duty. NORRISTOWN, Sept, 13 September grand jury wound up its day session this afternoon with visits to county-owned institutions and a final report to Judge George C. Corson. During its meeting, the 19-member panel considered bills of indictment in 156 criminal cases, returning indictments in 152 and ignoring four. The bills were presented by District Attorney Stroud Weber and Assistants Roger B.

Reynolds and Bernard E. DiJoseph. The jury also approved the transfer of a bridge over Branch creek on Route 491 from Douglass township to the county for maintenance. For Head Shaves PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. S3 soldiers soon will have their heads shaved like Soviet, troops, the Prague Army nfwspaper Obrana Lidu reported today.

Lfc. Jaroslav Jenicek, who the article, said one private, who already had had his head shaved in accordance with tnkl him girl burst into tears when she saw him without hair Lt. Jenicek advised the soldier to forget the girl, she evidently cares only for his hair and not that he is a defender of our democratic homeland." He said the new order was for hygenic reasons. Burma, U. S.

Sign Pact For Development Loan RANGOON, Burma. Sept. 13 Burma and the United States signed today an agreement providing for advancement of between $8.000,000 and $10,000,000 for development of Burma. Don't Wait Until Winter to Paintlfour DO II NOW We Have Aluminum and Red and Black Asphalt Roof Coating W. J.

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