Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 1

Last City Edition COLD Chester Area; Eair and cold this Afternoon and tonlsht with lowest temperature near zero in the county, Thursday fair and continued quite Cljcsfcr rfiifa SPORTS For results cf lasl nitht's bwKet ball james In the county ee IS and 17. PRICE, THREE CENTS CHESTER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1948 72ND YEAR NO. 21,940 Taft Stassen Feud New Federal Reserve Job IsTomMcysum COUNTY WATER Fifth Tough Assignment For uncle aam SJSm COMPANY ASKS RATE INCREASE Building Up To GOP SEN. TOBEY SEEKS REASON ECCLES Democrats Claim Measure Threatens Nation's Security Vashintton (UPl The Republi By JACK B. THOMPSON "Well, here we go again.

Jack." This was Mrs. Thomas B. Mc Cabe's greeting to this reporter as he called Tuesday evening for an interview with her husband, who a few hours before had been od by President Truman to be chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Ten Percent Boost Would Affect Many Delaware Countians Users of Springfield water today Convention Brawl By LYLE C. WILSON Washington (UP) The Taft Stassen ruckus is building' i in a nnrrv hrawl likelv to cauliflower Republican ears and WAS BY PASSED can bill to cut income taxes about $6,000,000,000 was hailed today farort a in oer cenl rate Ooosc as a periencedy the Philadelphia Su i curb to inflation by its sponsors, and condemned by Democrats as a threat to the nation's economic and. system.

Four different times sine 1940, Senate Banking Chief 'Deplores' Truman's Action Washi inrlon U.iri Chairman flatten noses before the GOP National Convention closes its doors. The company will put the increase I into effect March 29 if it obtains 1 mllhary security. The Republicans ana Democrats approval oi tne ru. uv mission in Harrisburg. Annrnvimat.fiiv i oo.ooo families lr let fly with a preview of wftRt may apartment, in the Capital and return to Swarthmore weekends," he said.

"I assume the board of directors of Scott Paper will grant me a leave of absence," he continued. Matters of financial and monetary poHcv, either his' own or those of the Federal Reserve Board, Mr. McCabe would not discuss, pending confirmation oi his appointment by the U. S. Senate.

From previous statements and his business record. Mr. McCabe has shown himself to be anything but a "tory" in his business policies, in the direction of Scott Paper Company, he has shown an advanced and enlightened policy that has made the company a recognized standard for modern manufacturing and sales operations. For example, he introduced music into the local paper mill during working hours; stock purchase plans, insurance, hospitalization, recreation and retirement plans. Employment In the Scott Company has increased from 300 to 3500 since he became president, in 1D27.

tL Under McCabe chairmanship, it is expected that the 12 Federal Charles W. Tobey of the Senate 12 lain and 25 branch banks spread around the united States. abllltv to accomplish assignments with an easy, relaxed stride is one that has marked the 53 year old Scott Paper Company president, his frlentU say. in 20 years of interviewing business executives and public officials, we've found that the more successful fchev are the bigger they are the easier they are to approach. They have a simplicity and directness that wins friends, influences people, and gets cooperation and results in the most complex situations.

Over a big slice of deep dish lemon meringue pie, with Mrs. McCabe, their eldest son, Torn. and three dinner guests, Tom McCabe Tue day evening laughingly told how reporters and photographers had been dogging him all afternoon, following receipt or word from Washington that the President had named him to be chairman of the Federal Reserve confirmed 'by the Senate, what are your plans with regard to Scott Paper Company?" we asked Mr. McCabe. It's a full time job, and 111 probably do as I did on previous expected when the Knutson oi" Delaware, Chester vand Montgomery Banking Committee today said i deplore" President Truman's de reduce income taxes goes to the: It could be almost as Woody as the 14 uernocrauc performance when Protestants, Catholics, wets and drys combined to knock themselves out in the names and caused of Al Smith and William G.

McAdoo. That was when John W. Davis finally accepted the compromise Democratic nomination less for hope of being elected President than that it would hcln his law practice. counties win pay uic wi made necessary by 'greatly in House floor tomorrow, nou.se puw Hip lilil is staled for Monday. Eccles as Federal Reserve Chalrnmn.

A spokesman sam tne muwac in the majority and minority committee reports on the The measure was approved yesterday by the Ho' ie Ways and Means Com "1 propose to nno, out vuy ute President, is dropping Eccles from the chairmanship in favor of a Republican, Thomas B. McCabe, Tobey to Washington to handle tough assignments for the Federal Government, so she has a resigned and relaxed attitude about tne commuting between their lovely home on North Chester road, Swarthmore, and the nations CaThis' fifth assignment is just about as tough as any of those he was called on to tackle during the war. including the handling of priorities Tor the Office of Pro ctlon Management, depu.y Lend Lease administrator and finally Army Navy Liquidation Commissioner and special assistant to the Secretary of State. Tom was completely relaxed, too about being named to head the board of the "bankers' banks which just about describes the Federal Reserve System, with its Knncf if ir is sanctioned by Now the Republicans are slugging among Uiemselves in the first year 5 Cent Cigar? the PDC, will be the first one since ifton niVi, ioio the eomoany has in 10 tnat any oi mum iu unu real hope of winning the White 1 mittee ay a straigm. utuij 15 Republicans for and nun Ai'lhnneh Tnhe.v is a Republican.

Inflected five reductions that saved uonsiaerttoie mud iuji from New Hampshire, he frequently nsumers more man rti'htinir wns to be ex oec led. The Republican report said the out of line witn majority muunts his mri.v There seemcri little mo 'iwinrert that the action in ti. in nor ppnr. boost was with all hands convinced President Truman should not be as hard tol beat as the late FDR, whom the! GOP couldn't beat at al). But noth lmr was foreseen like Uie bone That's What We Need Now Income tax cut could be made and.

at the same ime, the National debt still could be reduced about tU.DOO, 000,000 in this and Ute next fiscal vcar. The Republicans said the proposal by Presldmt Truman to give doubt that his committee and the! Senate would approve appointment! of the more conservative McCabe to the Federal Reserve Board. This is a necessary prelude to the Presi taKen "oniy alter wicm bj due consideration, which have led to the unavoidable conclusion that Turn to Iae 2, Number i take a little Washington jobs crushing battle now beginning within in the lace ot greatly lncreascu vbody and make a $40 tax cut to dent's designation oi Mcnoe at chairman. for the loss in revenue by a Tender adequate and satisfactory the OOP. Dispatches reported Uiis week, that Sen.

Robert A. Taft was an vt rnri when Harold E. Staasen de HAVERFORDBOND Eccles a New Dealer oy conserve 75 per cent excess profits tax would be inflationary. I service at its present rates. This information was contained maiiPri tr, nil customers.

By FRANK TRIPP Of all the botch jobs that could have been inflicted on the people, nothing within the imagination cided to Invade his Ohio door yard hoirmDii nf thp unserve Board. tion President Truman plan In their minority report, but confined i.n attack nc bill seeking deicgutc support lor me republican presidential nomination. On the beat authority it may now be said that the senator was annoyed Title letter saia umi faced with the prevailing increase in cost of living, have been given raises, and that cost of materials "1 uunK tne rresmeiu yiitti mui seif in a very weak position by what he has done" Tobey said at a Banking Committee hearing. "I deplore It." LAST MINUTE NEWS TEN DIE IN FRESNO CRASH Fresno, CaL (UP) The sheriff's office reported today an American Transport Company plane crashed at 10.30 a. m.

today and 10 bodies have been recovered so Jar. The plane came down on Los Gatosi road a mile from a Fresno county road camp, the sheriff's office said. Other bodies were feared to be in the fiercely burning plane. sponsorM bv Rep. Harold Knutson (R Minn, alher than angered.

Tnfl; is n. nrettv cool customer. has zoomed Tt Pnlainp.d that only ISSUE DEFEATED BY WIDE MARGIN Spurred by pleas of real estate men and others who warned that a S500 000 bond issue for improvements would mean enactment of the controversial property transfer tax. "It nothing me uini uie hihji is a Republican," he said, referring of more than gallons of water To say Uie senator Is annoyed is liki savins some hotter headed will nave uneir mw "I'd like to know who the forces; approach the mess that is being made of things for the average house hold. Out of a victory which begins to look worth less than the left ear of a wooden Indian comes an man tne iu per ccul The company said the aveiage the Knutson bill passes both houses' in anything like its present form.

But Republicans have high hopes that they can override a veto this time. The Republican majority defended the bill on the grounds that it "esscnUal to the long run im character Is boiling mad and fit to burst. Preparations are being made to receive Stasscn in Ohio where it is planned to swat him with evcry bill for a one family house the this committee deserves to know Tnhpv'c nrlf.taisms earlier present time is aruium Fifty boroughs and townships with total population of 400,000 are served by the PSWC, which calls its The area ex uving loose ana nniiay. xjil: umu presidential preference primary in which Taft and Stussen collide takes ice I. terday soundly defeated a proposal to float the loan to finance a new municipal building and expand facilities in the First and provement in the American stnnu ard of Southern Penn Schedules These (wartime? ium echoed' by two Democratic members, of his committee.

But a majority of group appeared willing lo confirm McCabe of Philadelphia as imp fne.h that McCnbe is a Re be terrific and' the play will be Ninth wards. iw? for the loan and sdtute a serious nbstnele to the in strictly for keeps. In a general way crease in production needed to tends along the Main Line beyond1 Paoli, in addition to a large part of Delaware County outside tne district served, by Chester and Media companies, and takes in a section 1B79 against it. Only 17.5 per cent Reported Back to Normal il will ue the party rcgtiiais asmiihL the young Turks In an Ohio contest of tne regiiteieu which will carry Its Bitterness the townships prei l. tended that the Knutson propositi througn onsnonucn east to the Bucks County line, including Flourtown, Willow Grove nerience nini ahmit.

iL but other 3Rini haii was definitely publican virtually assured his confirmation bv the Republican controlled Senate. President Truman asked Eccles yesterday to ster down from the post he has held for 12 years and make way for the Pennsylvania paper manufacturer and banker. and maybe Into a 1048 version of Lb 1 siuokv room. Taft can cscanc damage in the threatens to crc.au k. ucuwk 100 000.000 in the 194D fiscal year.

"The majority, is proceeding in wise you'd hardly suspect that thej Stilled bv the vote, it was not with iag. rirriinnrilv the buses were stored an increase more than the' 10 per; Ohio primary only if he gives Stas sf a r.iassln licklnc in their single the sewer issue. It was learned today that the township will borrow S100 000, without a referendum being in the heated garage at Thirteenth Soutnern reiuisyiviima jjo pany had a $750,000 fire that wiped out its headquarters and one third its fleet less than a week ago. sional experience in attempting tr cent, it was stated. delcgate nt largc contest and in the Tobey said tne snaitnnp nno mihh.

street and iiagmont avenue whbu thev weren't on the road, and no reduce expenditures uuiuw hil li ident's budget for 1948," the Demo of inconcrulty ana incon ti s. TREASURY BALANCE required, ana go UMU. project to Install sewers In the tt wards affected. alcohol was required. said.

ri, trUnn toy ralla for sistency if we can take utterances of the day at par." In other words, as far as the public is concerned, things are back to normal. 10 districts wncre tjiassou is puui ning to enter delegate If Stasscn falls to pick up a handful or delegates and give Taft a good contest all around, he will not have helped himself any, either, other tmn Inrpnsn in the 1500 personal Washington (INS) Treasury balance Jan 26, internal revenue, customs receipts. $30,090,831.54: receipts $23, "We were fortunate enougn obtain all the anti freeze needed," Moore said. "It came up here bar A Spokesman fjaiu inai iui. cannot be deferred because ml rtpnts are usine cesspools at tn "Every line is running on schedule He was apparenuy rcieimis President's assurance lo Eccles, who has been at odds both with Sccre Kr rrvpotnrv W.

Snvder exemption, tax cuts of from 10 per cent in the upper brackets to 30 el after barrel, ana we ve no aim and the company is even running chartered buses to accomodate Turn to Paje 2, Number 1 culties an that score. man d.v tne puDjiuiy wiih.ii na be eettinr from now to May 4. per cent in tne iuwli, mm k. sion of the community property schools ana otner jjluuhs eilng, they're parked on the Smed demotion renects nti iih g. uj.

'About the only difference as far The Republican report criticized Tripp exhibition of economic administration that mnkes sober citizens stomach sick. An exhibition af amateur lncpt ncss by iob hugging politlcos who are a blot on the party that harbors them. And harbor is the word, for little that they da bears relation to the principles which once distinguished one party from another. A political party has become a place to a life job and live iff the people, with a nice fat pension to 'tail off a career "unselfish public service." Wc once had unselfish service and pretty clearly defined lines between party programs and policies. A citizen could work up a lather ot enthusiasm over the things for which his party stood.

There's little of It now among the rank and file who are trying to make ends meet and paying the fiddler's bill with 31 cents out of every dollar they get hold of. "Just be patient; times are tough; vc wizards will lead you the wiseacres who are making mincemeat out of peoples' lives and savings. Inflation, says they; the Com mnnrvs will get you; rebuild the world; let British Socialists peter away nn empire and our four bit lions with it; give 'cm some more; let Russia rob conquered countries blind; we'll replace their loot with another 17 to 22 billions. A Marshall plan again. We had a.

Marshall once before, He made a classic wisecrack that became Immortal. He was Tom Marshall, Hooslcr from Indiana, Woodrow Turn to Page 2, Number 6 nnnt sources interpreted He commended the Chester School as the riding public is concerned is Qov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York can observe the Taft Stassen row with considerable satisfaction only so long as it falls short of jarring party harmony right down to its foundations. Board for letting mem use trvnnnris and the small school build president irumans biu iui body tax cut to be made up by i 75 per cent excess profits tax.

Tin cnl.i thp President: fact that we nave to auuii ur old buses to maintain our ing at Eighteenth and Upland Castor Operates Laundry In Church Congregation Sues Th. ULl oi the saying about cleanliness being next permitting the eontin the shift as a victory for Snyder. But the Secretary's aides steadfastly denied that he was gunning for Eccles. They Indicated that Snyder, at most, played a passive role by not going to bat for Eccles schedules, saio acting on perm undent of Transportation Ralph M. nroirram is "Inflntionnry" and the streets, which Is now in operation nrnflis l.aX WOUld tlOl ninimnH hv thp Presidenlprodi "The school board has certainly 'Betore, we naa enougn new uuscc fhat.

wp used them exclusively 'sufliclenl. revenue lo onset the loss treated us fine, ne iaici. All eassinit and oiling is still be Mj annnintment was SOCIALISTS 'PASS UP' BALLOT AND 1110 riniiE at the Diamond Ice anc through the S40 cut. The conflicting views of the Rc nMii.in nrl HomncraU wlil Ket a tO Godliness Starteo a law sun, j. uca use 0l uie citurcu.

ne ima day in the Delaware County Court terfered" with the conijr.tiuivs services," the bill states. nmntinv rlnnnt. at, Eiehleeiltll during the base period between 9 a. m. and 3 p.

only using the older ones during the peak hours. "Now we have to use the old ones al! dav lone, but we expect delivery garded as. an administrator, gesture towards business and bankers, who have bitterly opposed some Eccles fiscal policies and proposals. street and Edgmont avenue, which! further airing at closed meetings later today has virtually oeen turncu the Viin: firm. SAVESCHUMAN of 15 brand new buses in a matter: forts to hold He recently installed a laundry, they claim, and advertises his service in the papers and telephone book.

The bill complains that he rc mnut rf nliimhinir and heatinE fix Fnlbright. of the bank Heavy maintenance work is done of days and they will be placed CANCEIl KILLS EXPERT nmh nli'i Dr. Albert M. p.iris MJPi The Socialist party at tne aDutnern rcun juu( mington and inspections are carried nut at thp PTC carace in Folsom. at Media.

Because its former minister has a booming laundry business in its church building, the Church of God in Christ of Montgomery and Delaware Counties. has filed a bill in equity. The case will have a preliminary hearing in the county court next Monday. The suit was brought by Charles Ttinmninn nresident. and How The token and transfer business decided lm ihl to abstain In the ing COmmitt.ee.

ncuv: change in the face of present conditions, with prices continuing ti spiral in inflation." tures ana wans fo mat ri ii.lcal Assemblv vote on devalua Harris. 35, who last week announced he had developed a new, simple test for discovering cancer, died today of is back to normal today, too, tnt company having replaced those de ct rfvupri in Inst. Thursriav's biff fire. While the pubUc is experiencing no inconvenience as a result of the HnmnUcl iPrf and wasted." tion measures, tuns apparenuy averting the threatened overthrow Turn to Page 2, Number 2 A Philadelphia ticket company did The bill specifically asks that the iCrudups be restrained from interfer fire, worst in Chester's history, it, a different story with the bus com of Premier Koncri ocnuman the regular ones, were oacK firs: l.iiis inonun? ing witn tne conoucmig ui and be restrained from removing fixtures and that they remove The Socialist decision to abstain broke up a majority in the National ard R. Wilson, secretary, in the name of the church which was incorporated in 1937.

Named as defendants are Edward Crudup, ex minister of "Things are anything but normal in our temporary offices," Moore pointed out, "But we're getting Zone checks those identifying! Asscmblv which had banded the laundry stubs handed out wnere more uian Warmer Weather Rolls East To Break Bitter Cold Wave wtlier to defeat the cDvernment e'll be Jiiriirp Henrv G. Swenev allowed; along and one of these days straightened out." proposal to create a free market in (rnlri. the church, and his wife, Mane. They are living in the church prop ertv at 747 Bucklane. Haverford.

According to the bill in equity, Jap Ferryboat Hits Mine; 260 Lives Are Lost the rule to permit the hearing next week. It was presented by H. Joseph Harrison, Ardmore attorney, with Charles Heldmann as co coun The ffnvfniment had threatened if; rirfTronciartrr n. meel.iiic earlier todav to re GARCHINSKY IS MERCURY TO HIT bclow zero at 1 a. m.

I'M ST). Den sign If Parliament persisted in flglit sel. By United PrcsK Warmer weather roller! across the! Middle West today and the Weather Bureau said it meant a "definite brcai:" in the sub zero cold wave! ver reported 20 below, the corneal mg tne uuvaiuaiion day since Feb. 3, lB3ff. The tern "The position or the government ninniir Ta kn was.woulti become iintcnahic if the very Gibson New Commander Of ZERO MARK HERE APPOINTED CHIEF CLERK OF COUNTY 20 below i substance of Its linaiiclal project In New Mexico Governor Thomas questioned." spokesman said.

Mabry ordered the State Capitol The cabinet met to map its course Tokyn (INS) Two hundred and sixty Japanese lost their lives by drowning when a ferryboat struck a. niine and sank with a violent explosion in Japan's inland sea at DURING NIGHT Chester Veterans' Council jsunaing ne ciosen wuo I Tuii A7r 'fni in fvir.ii Mew Mex Assembly which lias grippea tne n.iwun the past 14 days. The mass of warm air moving southeastward out of Canada, was the first break in the erazy quilt pattern of weather which saw an iin.un Uoai oravp re P7.incr weather tVip annnlntment of Hugh Gar Pacing the cold facts. Delaware: ico cities schools win oc cioscu cause of the gas shortage. Gountians are cue uj ncic chinsky of Clifton Heights as chief Iclerk of the County Commissioners nvnprted ooservers cave bchuman t.ne np in the gulf states, heavy snowfalls! ore tonight.

Weattu was announced tuesaay Dy me Commissioners. am 10 lo 20 degrees above per hand over a dissident, assembly aero in Minnesota and the Dakntas, after he rallied from an earlier de on the East uoast a no a pi An active campaign to do more for veterans in the way of jobs and housing was advocated last night by Ravmond W. Phillips, retiring commander of the Chester Veterans' Cnime.il. quarters in Tokyo termed it a "major sea tragedy" in an announcement todav which stated Ho occupants of the crowded vessel had been rescued. Among the rescued were three Rrit.nns.

British headcitiarters in drought )n uamornia. ro ugnt The appointment, though pre jd 'cIureasLcr at first states itn ago, came Bureau made its most frigid forecast of the winter with a prediction puties to consider lhe bill as an rl urgent question, alter a virtual we.iine. "ILU 7'" iclimb back to normal over the en Li Speaking before more than 100 threat to resign. The premier won a demand for Tokyo said one British army officer I two vears the northern portion oi tne 'f0Cfl said i temperatures near zero for the countv tonight. While the mercury this winter served as' chief clerk in the bureau i Um tVlP, While the cold wave began loosen Elections and before that time jrcly a relief ing It, tern half gates at the YWCA during installation ceremonies for new officers, Phillips listed jobs and houses as two of the principal problems fac tnriav.

servca in the County wmirasswnOT, nnt lh nation, omnomm Turn tn Page 2, 5 for five years. Fraser, "where early today above in thr The announcement was made fol "An active campaign should be Today's News Summary Media Water Works, lowing the presentation of assemwy achate on tne 3 a to aim two Bi wc im J84 in a midnlc.SH Mi.on afier lie early mornins afrcr they had warned, "to refuse discussion would 'leaped into the sea Srom the smk make impossible the existence of, In? vessel. I his Kovernment." Hcadniir.r! its rr.rr; no Americans The measure is a vita! nlank in were aboard the and the Jap Schum fin's program to devalue the ancse government did not call upon franc. It provides for a free money I American authorities for aid, market, wlere the franc may seek Its I The tragedy occurred near Shi own level on a par with the black koku island, off Southern Japan, market rate of 330 to SI. ferry was cn route on a recru Schnman called nn emergency lar run from Japan's main island cabinet meelir.i; alter the rocialist.

of Honshu lo the archipelago's 75 year old burgess of Sharon How It Looks To Us such low readings. The Weathermar started to secuie jnn. .101 i. With so many veteran organizations, no 'vet' who really wants to work should be idle," he declared. "The housing situation is a problem that we should all face squarely.

With everybody thinking along con norhans some mem of warning this time nVt wrist watch and it rnnnrv'rMirientf fair skies will ac was presented by Judge William R. San I very cold weaZr of iToal former solicitor for the county Umight and Thursday. The exacted "Wjne of 1 opposition developed, but TPE cap southernmost isie 01 K.yiisnu bers will bring forward an idea that met ma not auinorizc mm to the issue a vote of confidence. undetected vestige of the war. Ztn of the area and there have come together on this will help." Phillips also urged a campaign tc secure, more posts as members ol the Council, and asked the appoint honor three inches of snow as far north January afternoon ho started out on life 1 Cyanide 'Preventative' as Norfolk along tne eastern ment of a full time service officer.

ber of years ago. Bill Duncan has shore of Maryland. He suggested strengthening of the Risine Dressures kept the precipi served his community and his Icounty a great many years. He has aisasier Rroup as a means oi pre HARRY GIBSON Japanese 'Borgia' Poisons 12 tation from dropping here, the arsri Weathe man explained, and this Taylor as chapiain Oeen, ana is, a conscientious pumu, servant," he said, as he presented the Chief Clerk with the watch "as sergcant at i area was just on the dividing line. Smedley was the installing officer, Vivian Foreman In Bank Robbery Prelude fakrn united resiKi 1 atu Turn to Piffe 2, Number 3 card for you as a man from the Among tne guests went rreaiucui, Mrs Crowley of the Gold Star Mothers.

Chanter No. Comman Commissioners and your said lie had been ordered to ill I assisted ay niinps, as uommanaer Harry Gibson and other officers were Inducted, Albert Reading was installed as senior vice commander, Mattie Cir igliano as junior vice commander, Dr. Albert Federman as quartermaster, Howard McCoy as adjutant, riisinfenr. fhr in Editor's nntc: A bank robber any other In fucj. or llctlon Is hunted throughout Japan.

Sean In accepting tne gill, r. uuncan der Neff, of Division 4 11 of the Naval Reserve, and Theodore O'Tanyi of the National Guard. rludlhR the bank premises and tt. was bchic assisted in the task by Tf T've been able to do anytlilnE FJY THE EDITORS At Home New officers of the Chester Veterans Council were installed last night following an annua report by retiring Commander Ray Phillips; Haverford voters have turned down a bond issue; water rate increases are being sought for many suburban residents using Springfield supply; Tom McCabe of Swarthmore is making plans to take over the important job as governor of the S. Federal Reserve Board the weather man who was wrong on that snow prediction yesterday promises more cold weather; basketball games were played throughout the county last night, and results are on the sports pages; Dot Sibel Skirts the County on the women's page; and county commissioners named a new chief clerk Tuesday afternoon.

The Nation The Republican controlled tax committee in the House has passed the income tax cut and it will come to the floor for debate on Thursday; Lyle Wilson writes an interesting political item, while nearby on the front page, Columnist Frank Tripp makes a plea for a good five cent Detroit is feeling the oil shortage acutely; Pcgler writes a column about a meeting with the late Joscphus Daniels (page six); and warmer weather is creeping across the Mid West headed our way. The World Premier Schuman's cabinet is shaking in Paris as debate on the devaluation continues (see also Constantine Brown on page six) a Japanese bank borgia is front page news, as is a story about a ship sinking in the Orient; and Barbara Hutfon is seriously ill in Switzerland. nn American army lieutenant I named Hhrnctt. He explained the bank had to he disinfected be man of the annual banquet, gave a and I've tried hard it was due to my fellow workers. My term as chief clerk has been pleasant," hi Turn lo Papt 2, Number 1 potion Pol lowing 1s account or the bizarre ci Jlro Ymhltla.

nCtlUB detailed report and announced that Max Slepln, of Philadelphia, will be the principal speaker at the banquet to be hel April 3 In Columbus Center. Dr. Federman was chairman of arrangements for last night's din i Today's CAR DAMAGED BY OIL TRUCK (Hester Today's Weather Temperatures for 24 hours High yesterday, 31 at 2 p. low this morning, 9 at 1.30 average yesterday, 26. Precipitation In 24 hours, this ionth, 4.95.

Sun rose. 7.13 a. sun sets, 5.1a m. Moon rises, 6.21 p. moon sets, 9.03 a.

m. New moon, Feb. 9 16. Today's tides Off Chester Tidewater Terminal Pier: High, 2 a. m.

2.29 p. low, 9.05 a. 9J9 P'ucI forecsl Fair and cold this afternoon and tonight with lowest temperature near zero In the county. Thursday lair and continued quite cold. Cipected temperatures High today.

23; low tonight, high Thursday. 3d. 15 Where To Register Today Upper Darby Township Municipal Building. Drexel Court Apartments, Woodland and Drexel avenues. Thursday Upper Darby Township Municipal building.

Drexel Court Apartments, Woodland and Drexel avenues. Courthouse hour Monday through Friday, fl a. m. to 4:30 An automobile owned and driven! by Peter Datillo, of 922 Barclay Commander Gibson appointed the following committee chairmen: Memorial nv. Henrv Peterson: disas 18 rcsler Comics street, was damaged when an oil truck DacKca inio 11 at rt aim Franklin streets at 2.30 p.

m. Tucs ter, Clarence Bell; housing, James By TAKKJ1RO YOSHIDA Tokyo (INS) I closed the bank as usual at 3 m. and left the vaults open for customary after hours banking business. Fifteen minutes later a man claiming to be a doctor from the ToKyo Municipal Health Department appeared at the bank and said an outbreak: of dysentery hart been reported in the neighborhood by General MacArthur's headquarters. in Rlesel Snorts is.

uevun; employment, unvcr ruunua, and Rnvmnnd Phillips. fl Times Files Th. rtHvpi tnld nollce he Crnss. Punic Deaths Editorial Erlson Finucane Helen Hunt MarrlalS Lie. Obituaries stopped, about 10 feet behind thci i omcoiey was reappoint juugc 1 advocate, and Hufnal was p.

m. Saturday, 9 a. m. to noon. 5 Tripp i Tucker fi Welcome 11 2 Women's nf MrM Hrrfik.

when the Hirs for roving' reisistrrs 10 reappointed service offlcer, Delegate truck tmcked up and damaged thej 10 p. 'm. 1 for appeal originating In Ridley front of nis ieaan..