Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

The
»P> WwfW»» Sen**, mnk
and his frtlftagwa.
t»* Mm*, me* tear* et
•M «e It bTheapfel to com
mentioned
clear hfr
, ^ Hunt
_ , , aM they went to
- to this community-
Senator doesn't oare who comes to
They can ha RiymhHrann, Demo-
Ait until our community
F they " " ------- *
For/ey
A Nmw Horn* For Thm Police
Tht 0«u City Police Department has
quartered since 1914 in a cramped
of the basement of City Hall, and this
__ bat become more and more inadequate
* 9eean Gf^Mii grown.
Cuttug out frills and extras from pro-
MMd atterationa to the old Central av. •coool
«D adapt H for use as a w*Uee buildine at a
Mi of about $125,000. the old school W
also house the Municipal Court
TJtt aXfttlMlUlUS Ml IUB 4UJ» 4MM
_ greater police efficiency, and adequate
IMP may improve police morale.
Of mum, a police headquarters, no
matter how commodious, is nothing more
tka* a general headquarters and a "balTacks"
for the police.
The peace is preserved away from head-
TOton, out on the avenue* and streets of
the tity and on our boardwalk,
to tt» "WiUlil problem that conoar
payee official today and it wiU
t them when the new headquarters is
'Ocean City is a law-abiding community.
It bw no "underworld" whose members plan
:iT.".--;^L?-?j
thm Untinml Lookt At The World
% Yankmm§ Go Home'
the South Vietnamese from
pfA and
the principles of~ our Aitneriean
many of
_ _ the Saigon
is supported by President
perfectly
thousands
naust make
government
• taMvodMt uncle whoM
are far from grateful for
the North
they are
by the
go home and leave
to Ibeir fate?
When . . .
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•auton can be helpful to Ocean City, our
senators just won't know.
4i_ TWi independent newspaper beUwes
M JMlWc ffMttWI with taiatof* Farley
and Hunt would be productive and valuable,
.iLf^Tf $*" MMMtion as a non-partisan
It U a measure of Senator Farley that he
has awaited an invitaUon to such a meeting.
His pout of view belies the charges that he u
•* FS«t PoUttcal boss incuned to total
ruthlessneas. *
On behalf of the people of Ocean City
we extend an invitation to our two senators
to such a meeting. Furthermore, we shall be
glad to be as helpful as we can in assuring its
.success.
crimes against society. We have no saloons
to worry about, and our policemen have far
fewer problems arising from liquor traffic
than do other shore resorts.
There are a great many petty thefts reported,
and once in a great while a major
theft. Crimes of violence are rare.
But what plagues this city and its people
is continuing vandalism. This senseless destruction
of property reaches its peak in the
summertime, but it is never absent.
Most Bf tMs destruction Is manifestly the
work of juveniles, which, it might be supposed,
would make it easier to control.
Unfortunately, however, this is not the
case. Police' point out with justice that juvenile
crime and valdaUsm is by no means localized.
It is a growing problem everywhere.
This is the major problem of police in
Ocean City, and it must be solved by men on
the beat. It cannot be solved in headquarters
But, if the new police building does
promote efficiency, the §128,060 spent toobtain
it will b§ money well spent, and it is
completely true that our policemen have
outgrown the quarters they have occupied
for over half a century.
This hardly seems feasible, at least if
our departure is accomplished in too preeipi.
tate a fashion. We would "lose face" in
southeast Asia, a serious matter when dealing
with oriental*. *
But there is a large body of informed and
experienced Americans who beheve we should
withdraw slowly; that our efforts in South
Vietnam should be a limited holding action.
imT^iKfPLx"* tha * Uncle Sam h^a n^ith-
4i ILw means nW a matubte to convert the
entire world to democracy—American style.
Also, they say, there are only four powers
in the entire world who have the industrial
capacity to mount a war against the
United States,
Of these four^ three, Great Britain, Germany
and Japan are our active allies. Russia,
the fourth, i*.veering toward a policy of
China? Her industrial incapacity and her
backward food production mean she is no
serious threat now and won't be for years to
cone.
-h-J^S? «!*• naU y w in hraway places
chant, "Yankees, go home" they may well be
givtag^ajood advice.
project to correct
during heavy
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got naaum but
. tum-downa BMUM of limUcd meet,
and the Mart'a "BO
were finding it
get accepted by coUsgea because
tag as returning awv-
It's eat eaay to be a achool nurac.
"Thw* •» «jme hard dedaionf. like
' * ' • ae^lB who c9B*t aee (he
biackboaM needi sjaan or a hair-
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Who says he not err. em in
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In
Urn felflMaMet ef nr
Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON, DC. - Tin.
In foreign affairs is now
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nullify the j«,n t.tx Am ,1 jh,,t
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the r»5-enf I'nitid S»aies
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the first time Mnn ?hi- .n-.^inal ,iu.
uiorization wa» |MM4 that n.. |»>i!
tliSil m>n. ciilleri,^ any»hiTe-in
New Jersey,
Thi» lilkt muniiipMlity to levy a
poll tax was Ownmerriai Township
ta Cumberland County. It* tasi ,.-
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mil « report uprti ^ir |whlic ins[* and almoM everybody wUli
mth I nclc Sam LH a dangerous sport
tlif Cct'itt Sttrit'ty needs niorwy to coBta
JMi rtliHl proj.s»- ai.'inni; ui
without ,i iltmt' (»r MO iifT mir TF(illeys
rViler.il lux liite-thL' New Jersey ia
muniripal tax bite
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itii ume b.n k far t'linuyh atid it can
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spveral Ihousanri prnpU- work hanievtrrt
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it is ai ( ustiinied All Ami'rtr.i worki te I
(iteat S(M lets 111 lunrts to pas fur lt»
In fait, wu weiik one wetk 11
iriCIIKU ElJUCATKlN^And toat'li
for- it if sun add the extra word ' «nt"
"hiUhiT tost iif cMiucatiun " When all Ifct4
built m .lersfy s 21 counties even body
m to college wlwther be w.inb Ui op nstl
l i will be forced to
«fM.apf thiHi fctnud («wdin>| nihip.
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10 a.m. _ W.S.C.S. Sewing group.
3:30 p.m. — Brownie
FIRST NttMYTMIAN CHUKCH
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THI OCEAN CITY SINTINIL-LIDOiJI
CHURCHES
8:30 p.m.—Senior High MYF bas-
i:« «.m.—Church School.
11 a.m.—Morning Worship.
t-SfJ p.ni.-tt^wi reclhil uy Walter
10 15 a. m —a.*u>« .ffudy.
11 a m —Wonhip Ser\"rt,
6 SO p m—Evening Wornhip.
I p. m HeraW of Truth, radto M „,.„.
pr»»rani on ttaUon wliJB. l«0 In ! M ^ wp| "7 1 T ?1\ p m,—Mii'Tinc of huildlm; funtl ; , , , _ _ __ _ ,
iTimpaijfn»'rs, Auditorium. I *'«i«id7I..Op.m.-Offlf.*
I Siotw,
7 a.m.—CBMC Breakfast, Ensig's
Sunday-
9:30, 11 a.m., fioon ami OV) p.m.
Ri^taurant, 9th Rt, and Anbury av. —Maues.
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, » , 7 pm—Junior Young People and LIWWOOO COMMUNITY
OCtAN CITY tAPTifT CHURCH Junior Choir, Sunday School Buiki-
IIMi tf. mi WMMty •«.
In. OavM P. Wriffct, DO
7pm —Junior High Young Pinipie farnafraw (FrWay)—
nntl Handbell Choir U>w.-r Auditor- j ? 3 0 p m _Y.iuth Nittht
IM. RMMW
iuin. R p.m.—Ludies Auxiliary.
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1 4'. a in-Wiirship
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Mainland Churches
SOMIRS MINT
CALVART INOBPINMNT
urn - SiipwviaKi nmwry. tpm*_Youth meeting.
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II 15 am to noon Seryife »•« am—Church Schonl.
ii»«t fruni 'hi' miin iiui!,t'irim» 11 am—Morning Wonhip.
rmllo (nation WS.T 1WI on t»»» dial. 7 .10 pm—Evening fciviee.
U' .TO to 1:30 p m—• Musinii Meditjitn«M"
i*n' himir iif fh»» finesrt in 7 30 pm—Prayer meeting.
CTin«ian mmi 1 with Ifcivid Wright
h I^lu-s Bibk 1
CT*»» : T and « a.m-Maasw.
7 p m-Pre-servi.-e prayer meet- t 30 to 8 pm.-Confesaiofis.
Ing
m p m -RsenlnK Gospel Seniw.
Bob Adam* •«; leader Saxophone
aoio by David K Y.wnB Viinl ae-
, kvtiuns by. tbv hlmk- Quarti-t Thorn.
C.«fe«ri and
rm ^ __ ^
t:SB am — Owrrh Schaol,
U a.m. — Senior High Church
7 p.m.—Evening Servlee. Sermon,
"Christians Anonymous." Rev. Thaw,
ley,
815 pm-Junior High MYF.
I-IS p.m. - Senior H«h Older
Youth,
Tell Me .
Mr. Wimberg
B mm tiCLkTL
what t to do Mm the
7 p m.-=-Churfh League Bowling,
Tuirtiy
Evening—Boys' Brigade.
H pm—Ladies MLssonary &iciety.
7:30 p.m.—Midwe»>k Prayer Servie»*.
8:30 p.m.—iAdicB Chorus practice.
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TUCKAHOI METHODIST
Choir practice.
10 a.m —Sunday School.
11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship.
7 30 p.m.—Methodist Youth Fellowship
AftiT school—dancel Choir.
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FRIEND* MfiETtMO HOUSE
Meeting for divine worship each
First Day morning at 11 o'clock.
MuMon Bye. Dial 39^6022.
•CORDS
OPTICAL CO.
OCEAN CITY S
Oldest Established Optician
Slf i, arti St. Dial
Wei, a Sat.
Why did you discontinue yomr