May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Mansion 

fore a past of 100 famished 

1ADBS OF FAHDON* 

lbs crowd, including many "lad. 

les of fathlen", followed the bloody 

„!»_ ~ i^_k,.^ When the nan, 

was brought to 

animal 

Gateway Casino Negro Wft* Long Record Jailed 

Leased 3 Years * Months For Dress Shop Theft 

Me animal ftaaUy was Drought to 

hay, *• ma flairted off _ in som" 

thing under an hour _ by drunken 

Bay Shorr-a Sold 

to Point Men 

The weU-known Gateway Casino, 

Barriers Point's largest —*—•-•- 

owned 

•w noun WOOD, mown as 

„• Lord of Jericho" because of 

Ml vast land '"•H'nf (Us lumber 

mini pM aOU, woolen mills, 

of tenant* and immense 

The spectacle — and its .sober 

aftermath — enraged the country 

I side, BalUnger «u Indicted, tried 

I and fined. Judge Woods liquor and 

dlutUUne licenses Wen revolted. Both 

went-Into "seclusion", as the press 

Of toe day resorted. 

Y«ari later, the property w«s pur. 

chased by (he late Or, Heha Lloyd, 

who thoroughl d 

record dating back to his boyhood 

In l»sa was sentenced to six months 

in the county jail on a charge of 

petty larceny here Monday, 

- Judge Howard Warren imposed 

-t 

— entertain- the sentence on Walter Yateiof 

center ejtpeete to regain its S34 N. New Jersey av AtiantteOitl 

gone day, this sum- who pleaded guiiV to thert",^-' 

'fo"Vh~"S' P m (nent name mens garments from the shop of 

for the dancing and dining Edna May Thomas, 821 Westiv. 

Bhe testified that she caught 

Votes and another man carrying 

, „ iumwo» 

•MAN the manor house, the 

_HM edebrated building on the 

Wood estate wu the old -Milk 

Maid Tavern", run by one Baliin- 

rtgy-*? •-•-" f gW, But owned by the judge. 

StmMlX' • | tn January of 184*. auilnger con- 

leelvM the idea of holding a "buU 

baiting" to attract more customers 

, to his nut, A crowd of several 

nf Bnuth I hundred turned out on the appoint- 

afM,IU day and In a short tune succeed- 

in drinking the tavern gjmost 

who thoroughly modernized its 

heating and plumbing systems and 

operated it at • sanatorium tor ner- 

vous diseases. 

WIDELY ENDOBSBD 

The Tucker group purchased 

from the Lloyd estate, after 

•— the * 

Owned by the Collins Estate the 

Oateway has been leased for three 

years to Fred Orsatti, formerly "of 

5Sem!" ' " " ' mam ^> ini 

NOW BEING REMODELED 

Mr, Qrsatti. who- recently was 

grunted a liquor license by Bom* 

Point city council. Is now eS| 

The work now under way includ. 

ei exterior painting and 

Uon of several new bars 

d sses and suits out of the shop, 

land after her protest they carried 

them back. Three dresses, however, 

were still missing. The other man, 

who disappeared immediately af. 

terward, was not found by an in- 

tensive police search, Yates said he 

did not know him. 

Before Jailing the defendant. 

Judge Warren referred to a record 

provided by Atlantic City police 

showing that Yates had been ar- 

rested hall a doaen times, and twice 

was in the Jamesburg reformatory. 

Ga» Co, Employe 

Goea on Pension 

John T. Newton, 710 Asbury 

a ew appliance senice man for 

Jersey Central Power and ^T the 

Co 

[oUe omuiues, Oajnden, and Alfred 

B, DHiMU, New Jertey Aieoholie 

Beverage Oonmiajoner, now pro 

Frdft Damages 

Fruit In County 

Cape May County crops of apples 

peaches and strawberries were dam- 

aged to some extent by three froe«. 

Ing nights in the week of April 7 

according to County Agricultural 

Agent H. H. White. Exact effect on 

the enrly budding fruits has not 

been determined, but seems to be 

serious in some sections. 

»•• an Inoffenjlve buU, probab- 

the progenitor of the famed 

d T ^ t l * ^ 

meting a state-wide plan for^the 

rehabilitation of alcoholics. 

"ivy Manor may properly be look 

ed upon as a sort of halfway house. 1 

Tucker said, "After a patient 

-=^,t. «UM, aiKr a patient has 

physically and mentally recovered 

we will put him ln touch with the 

AA. If he so desirei. From thereon 

It is up to him—and to them. 

Election Board To Rule May Ion 

Members Listed Rebuilding 

Hen*- Who WiU 

Serve in Resort 

of district election 

ity for the com- 

announced 

tMTiatttt 

the Anwri- 

MUMlkT 

'e-aisiT Wnrt ward, first district; . 

Orubb. William D Nlckles: second 

district, mam Torbert, George Bat- 

j jf ehegj third district, Emnw Ortf- 

«w co-chairmen mh ' Adam TanUnson.' fourth dis- 

f tta nattSurttn? Met, Helen Booth, Perciva] Jones, 

••••"•-"- - ^ ^ fjennH ward, first dlstrirt, Caniill* 

fcflab. William Blundln; second dis 

Met, UMeth Sister. William WU. 

llama; third district, Louise Frame, 

Bert Blancbart; fourth district. 

Btith Hayes, Abby OMUns, 

•iig£Ti..-.cM!W •» DEMOCRATIC 

i£s«r2rl2L, i R _»M w* aw* district, Beatrice 

W»,_«ti increase of French, jeha Downey; second dis- 

Strathmere Spaa 

tebeCloMd 

The War Department Engineers 

t pwiiut.i-hi. — scheduled to 

dance floor. 

It is tentatively planned to 

under the new management on 

mortal Day arid offer high frlide 

entertainment throughout the sen 

son. 

ONCB RESORT SOCIAL CENTER 

The, Oateway. back in pre.boom 

days, was one of the favorite social 

gathering places for Ocean City 

people. Later many famous dance 

bands were heard there, Btiil law 

it enjoyed a brief period of popu 

larity when it featured marginal 

dancing. Several tenants In recent 

years have failed to make a lasting 

success. 

It also was learned this week that 

the Bay Shores Oafe, dJrectly across 

the street from the Oateway on 

Somers Points waterfront, has hern 

sold by Al and Olga Bross to Rich- 

ard J, McCIain, of Somers Point. 

Mr, MeClain, who also operates 

the General Wavne mn 

There are two views as to a high 

price. It all depends on whether 

you're buyiiiB or srlling. — Oreens 

bqro Herald-Journal. 

across 

stSfssasiEB^BBjEB> ' 

as a member 

>'S2rw^ I "•* J °ha Downey; second dis- 

r^£$Pl£i- IT I ***** **»•* Bteelman, Frances 

'JWJB»"W I Bredway; third district, irwla Nleh, 

gJjWH .fa j Olson, Julia Hoffman: fourth 63s- 

g» Me net, Anna Robinson. Kay Brannln; 

EL,,-. MeanS ward, first alttrtct, Mary 

' «M£ ft!** I * Ww Moo * e ' uami m - 

•».M* Wet, Phllomena BrunetU. William 

*•««*•{ Unrd district, Bditn Bar- 

Court House in 

War on Speeders 

The Court House Chamber of 

Commerce has asked Btate Police 

rigidly to enforce the speed laws m 

the eounty seat, after culling alien" 

tion to excessive speeds of Buses and 

«• - k 

Before summer 

unum load i threV" 

anyttw: third district. Ed 

(jour. Bertha Ouarraclno: 

district Emily RlL d 

$$!$•:• • l*y^' Ewctees Given 

•OI4» 

or the 

Building Pemit 

!«eal iS^T J 5 niw Association 

i«w Wato Boards today 

of 

^ • H permit FjtA. to aUo^ 

fWe^te buUd homes for ffi 

ma 

Service 

Veterans Can Take 

Flight Training 

Veterans ran no» take up flight 

__ —.—. .« tumu training under the OI Bill, accord 

•n use. ing to Homer Rogers, manager. 

Armopde A. Kieb. Realtor presl- Newark Regional Office, Veterans 

dent, in a wire to Wyatt cited the Administration, who disclosed that 

caw of veterans given priorities to the first contracts have been up 

build nouses costing H much as proved by the VA with two Net 

nsÔO. while families evicted are Jersey flight schools. 

barred from building even a tfiooo Aviation Schools Servioe In 

home, neb aUo wrote to the Ben*, take Bumjuehanna, Biairstown, 1. 

I Mn and Congressmen from New J., will offer courses for qualified 

Jersey asUng their help "m behalf veterans who have no previous 

of the many legitimate hardship flight training. They will also nave 

as in our ««»*•" advanced courses in aircraft, instru 

went rating and home power rat 

ing. 

Gets Quick Service 

"join Advertisement 

The Delaware ••»» a 

fWrmer sen-ice pilots who meet 

ith r>a* standards for instrument 

i «,/.- —ho desire to re- 

held rating can 

retry, M, J., where 

ground review, Un 

aircraft refresher is 

iir further details veterans 

should contact their local VA of. 

flee. 

(THETRE AVAILABLE 

Home Education 

Course* Popular 

Correspondence and ejiteMlon 

courees at accepted schools tire now 

available to veterans. P. M. Daab, 

acting chief, rehabilitation division. 

Veterans Administration, announc 

M that applications' for this new 

program are twalUng the already 

high case load of SS.0O0 previously 

handled cases under the educational 

provisions of the Of Bill, 

Mom than 100 certificates of eli- 

gibility have already been returned 

by John Marshall College, Jersey 

att, the lint school to receive VA 

approval for correspondence courses 

In thin area, which Is offering a 

course ln Federal Income Tax. 

Storehouse Ignited 

by Grass Fire 

livd to 

Tapestries 

For R«-Upholitoring 

Cretonnes 

For Slip Coven 

We can offer a splendid choice of new and 

THIRD re,ooR 

Sm 

in 

SECOND FLOOR 

, Siics 10 to 20. 

2.95 

NO MORE CHIUY ROOMS 

with Alt •itifly NEW typ* 

ELECTRIC HEATER1 

•32* '-* —— 

Beach Chairs 

3.95 4.95 

Some with foot eMe 

Also rocker type. 

Other Electric Heaters 

$5.95 up 

Jacob C. Schuff 

710_Aibury rt. 12421 

Certified'fabrics for Nome Sewing 

Deck Chairs 

ugrTi9to 

Bias 37x36 inehM; nUo mat inches 

athSets 2.2S..3.95 

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MM, nubbed wtavt. 

H woffc wiin, and 

•till km marMew M wtmr, 

RAJAH U a CROWN T«r,d 

9mm¥*^wM 

,ptr»lM«#n» crMitng ind 

And, IA trf^ ,neygh f 

.10W 

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of the AlMka, «r»o- 

plane from 

MfMng 

Cancer Drive 

Trails Badly 

Co. Over Topi Re- 

sort Hardly Started 

Unless the public shows more ln- 

Lorest and steps up its rate of con- 

ribution to the American Cancer 

Society drive. Ocean City may fall 

down badly in the fund-raising 

ismpaign that has been under way 

jince April, according to Dr. J, 

Thomley Hughes, chairman. 

Ax of Monday this week, the 

•bowing In Ocean City had been 

the poorest of any or the 14 com 

•wnltlei of Cut* May County 

where drives have bees eandBct^ 

•d, 

The county as a whole had gone 

ell over the top by that time, with 

total collections of W.516.46 against 

a quota of S3.OO0, But Ocean City 

figures were reported at *360. ag- 

ainst a goal of SS80, and Dr. Hugha 

did not expect other anticipated 

revenue would push it much put 

WOO. unless the publ 

take the campaign 

DOJPT WAIT, RIS FI.BA 

In a lajt-mlnute appeal, he urg 

id persons who have not contribut- 

ed to do so within the next week, 

regardless'of whether they havi 

leen solicited. The drive officially 

was to close Wednesday, but it is 

loped to continue colleotlons ajiotti- 

week or two in an effort to at. 

tain the quota, 

According to returns reported by 

County Chairman A, O, Wilsey, Oc. 

ean City and Lower Township were 

he only county districts which had 

lot attained their quotas by Mon- 

day, And Lower was only $15 short 

if its S13S goal, 

W1LDWOOD LEADS 

Wildwood, under the chairman- 

ship of Mayor Qeorge w, Krogman, 

has raised more than any other 

municipality. It had *8»5 on hand 

Monday and expected late returns 

to double the MOO quota, 

Another outstanding campaign 

was In Woodbine, where a commit- 

tee headed by Miss Clara Kati had 

raised M01,4S against a S3Q0 quota. 

Cape May had IMS on hand, $106 

higher than its quota, and Avalon, 

first to oversubscribe, has now hj. 

creased to $311.35—nore than dou- 

ble Its $100 goal 

County Chairman Wilsey said that 

all districts will continue receiving 

contributions the rest of this week, 

at least. 

In Ocean City, Dr. Hughes said 

that returns had not yet been tab- 

ulated from a few of the coin re- 

ceptacles, and donations were still 

anticipated from a drive in the 

schools and from several organiza- 

tions. 

Those desiring to make a late do- 

nation to help put the campaign 

over the top may do so through Or, 

Hughes. French B. Lowland, Roy 

E. Darby. Laurence P. Lunny or 

Qeorge W. Meyer, 

or; Lew Tendler, famous light, 

weight boxer; Bgt, Bid Boardman 

former Ail - AmRriean hasketbal! 

star; Btate Senator Prank s. Far- 

ley, of Atlantic City; Police Cap. 

tain William Morrow, and otherB, 

TENDLER, HOFFMAN 

CAUSE CHUCKLES 

With Mayor Pred W, Chapman 

as toastmaster, the diners wore kept 

in an uproar of merriment as Tend- 

ler told how Benny Leonard argued 

him out of winning his big-time 

fight in 1B32 for the lightweight 

champ because Tendler 

HeatDeya Back from South 

Former Mayor and Mrs, Harry 

Headley returned last Friday from 

St. Petersburg, Fla_, where they had 

spent the winter and where Mr. 

Headley suffered a severe heart at- 

tack. He says tie is feeling much 

batter, but plans to "take It easy" 

this summer. He drove part of the 

way north, alternating with Mrs, 

Headley at the wheel. 

City Sale Scheduled 

City oottunlislOMn Wednesday 

set the date of May B for • pub- 

uc *ale of 35 parcel* of city-owned 

land, to be auctioned to the high- 

est bidder. 

lpionship 

talked too much, and as Col. Hoff 

man, at his blithesome best, raced 

through one side-spUtting anoe 

dote after another. 

Later, after a photographer had 

preserved the occasion for posterity 

numerous awards were presented 

to the teams, including a pair of 

nylon stockings to each member of 

the girls 1 teams. 

Mayor Chapman announced that 

every member of the Board of Ed- 

tion was present, and Captain 

Morrow announced proudly that 

the Board had congratulated him 

upon the fact that the woung ath. 

upon the fact that the young ath. 

winter! 

STRESSES VALUE OF SPORTS 

"If you feel that you don't have 

,ime for sport, you don't have time 

to live," declared Bgt. . Boardman, 

the first speaker, who had been 

out of uniform only 10 daysi'Bfier 

serving in world War II, 

You can't learn sports from a 

book," he said, ^'You learn only 

by participation. But learning how 

to play the game is only a minor 

part.You get something out of it 

that you can get no other way. You 

learn sportsmanship,—how to get 

along with your fellow man; you 

learn how to win — and lose— 

gracefully, Mr message to you is 

this; Learn to do as many things 

as well as you possibly can," 

Set Boardraan. who was given 

two degrees at New York University, 

and who organised bachethn'; in 

Atlantic Coitaty, ^sa .t,t&i ,t 

there during the war as an athletic 

director, 

Tendler, his face bearing marks 

of his former profession, practically 

''stopped the show" with his hum- 

orous reminiscences. 

He apologised in advance for 

making a poor speech by explaining 

that he had had little education. 

LEARNED FIGHTING AS NEWSY 

"I only went through the third 

grade," he said. "The reason was 

that ray father only went through 

the fourth grade, and I didn't want 

to pass him, 

"I was a newsboy when I was sev- 

en years old, at the Broad st, sta- 

(race li, ~ 

MissBoxler 

Tells of Italy 

Under Hitler 

Resort Woman Sili- 

pected of Espion- 

age; Faced Arrest 

The unhappy lot of a naturalized 

American citizen, who found herself 

virtually trapped in Italy during the 

Oerman occupation — shadowed as 

a spy suspect and finally summarily 

ordered to leave the stricken coun- 

try on almost a minute's notice — 

was described here this week by 

Miss Bnily Boxler, 

Miss Boxler. well known Ocean 

City musician and music teacher 

and one of the prominent workers 

in the old Allegro Club, who left 

the resort IS years ago, returned 

last Friday for a short visit at the 

home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Douglass 

Longenecker, 328 Atlantic av. 

FLANS TO RESIDE HIKE 

•he arrived by plane in New 

York from Europe on Palm Sunday, 

She is temporarily residing In 

Ridgewood, but hopes within a few 

weeks to resume permanent resl- 

denee In the city she prefers to any 

ether in 'he world—Ocean City, 

Miss Boxler spent part of her long 

residence abroad in her native' 

Bwilzerland, but was in Italy five 

years, teaching, and was there when 

Hitlers '•protectors" swarmed In and 

made a oerman colony out of Mus- 

solini's domain. 

Miss Boxler says that she tried 

to hq)d her tonfne, bat frequent- 

ly her indignation and outspoken 

contempt- far the Guuiaas ahaost 

get her into tcrlous trouble. Even 

had she said nothing, her actiettf 

wen enough to arouse the suspic- 

ions of the authorities. For la- 

in the early days of the war, Bri- 

tish planes frequently appeared on 

reconnaissance, photographic flights. 

The Italians in southern Italy, 

where she. was quartered, would, 

hysterically dive for their cellars, 

but Mi's Boxler would remain otf- 

.Ide .ujnlr .watching •. \ ,. ;jji* 

LBtlr, whin the "prtonty" war Bl- 

came real, she would stand on 

(Fafe i. Please) 

Boy's Essay On Resort Wins U. S, Honor 

Donald Johnstone, IB, Explain* How Wm Have to Hvutlm inSumme 

A 15-year-old Ocean City boy has 

brought the resort Into national 

prominence with a pri».winning 

essay that gives a clear word-pic, 

ture of the contrast between the 

quiet, leisurely community in win 

tor and the thronged and bustling 

city In summer. 

He iskDonald M. Johnstone, son 

of Mrs, Helen Johnstone, proprietor 

of Johnstone's Cafe, Recently Don- 

ald, a first-year student at Peddle 

School, was awarded an achieve- 

ment key and a certificate of merit 

annual essay contest con 

by the^ Newark Evening 

Jeter to be New 

Rotary President 

Warn Public 

From Jetties 

City to Bar Legal 

Liability 

Signs will be posted before sum 

mer to warn the public to keep off 

the lour new stone jetties at Morn- 

ingside rd.. North St., 1st and 3rd 

sts., the city commissioners decid 

ed Wednesday, 

They authorized Mayor Clyde w. 

Struble to put up the signs warn- 

ing bathers and others of the dan- 

ger of being injured on the stone 

piles. 

This step, according to Solicitor 

John B, Boswell, would minimise 

the city's legal liability tn the event 

of a lawsuit for injuries, for it con- 

stitutes the best notice that can be 

Biven, 

The only other step would be to 

erect some form of barricade ar- 

ound the jetties, and this was deem- 

ed to' be impractical and not likely 

(i) be effective, 

Mayor Struble said hi fears that 

In addition to bathers clambering 

up on the rocks, there may be a 

tendency for fishermen to frequent 

the jetties as piers. 

Personally, it mates no differ- 

ence whether people go en the jet- 

ties or not," he said, "but I don't 

want people to be hurt or to try to 

collect damages from the city." 

FBANKLIN E. 

Franklin B. Jeter, resort jeweler, 

will be the new president of the 

Ocean city notary Club, effective 

with the first meeting in July. 

Re and other officers were elected 

Monday night by the clubs new di- 

rectors, 

E. B. French was elected vice 

president, and jhe directors re-el- 

ected Fred B. woodruff, Jr., secre- 

tary, and Herbert Tiautenbefg, 

' easurer. 

It was announced that the club 

will move on Friday. May !!, from 

Plymouth ten to the Oceanic Hotel, 

tor the summer. 

Extra! All About Penn Relays! 

Also, Why Ocean City Didn't Run 

The WM an Ooe*n Olty Hujh| 

to the I*enn Helayn. 

But you dktat IN Ocean City 

But you dldnt SM Ocean Oity 

mentioned In any of the pent* be- 

otuue the lam mi M* •» the port, 

thmt the four tunnm 

flW d Ubit 

other of the lead-off men Went to 

the line and dug suitable starting 

Prank BUsard. Ooean City's ttrrt 

runner, wu waiting with the rest, 

Be didn't near OeeiB BUT «01ed. » 

wasnt unUl after the starter* were 

on their mans and away that it 

City Cab Ties in 

with Otto Air Lines 

City Cab announced this week 

that it will nuke connections with 

Otto Air Unas, which Is now oper- 

ating btween Newark and Atlantic 

Olty, 

A substantial saving ln time will 

be effected for persons traveling to 

Newark and New York, as the fly- 

Ing time between Newark and At- 

lantic City is 36 minutes. The eati> 

mated time for cab travel from At- 

lantic City to Ocean City is 26 min 

utes, 

Otto Alt Lines plans to extend its 

activities along the, eastern sea- 

board to the West Indies, 

City to War on 

Refuse Dumper* 

Oity commUslonera Wednesday 

directed that stronger measures be 

taken to stop the dumping of trash 

and garbage on vacant lott In var- 

ious parts of the Wand. 

Oommiailoner Edward B. Bowker 

nparted that the practice has be- 

come wUespfead, particularly ln the 

Riviera *ectlon, despite the fact 

that resWenU en dltpoie of such 

refuse »t the city dura, which U 

not.etaHd to the pubui he said. 

in the 

ducted 

News. 

IN NATIONAL CONTEST 

The News, in turn, entered Don- 

ald's essay in the annual national 

contest of the Jennie Cope-land 

Scholastic Magazine, *S«w York, 

This week, Donald received the 

following telegram from the Oope- 

land Magazines: 

"You an among nattona] •cho- 

laitlc awards whmen, Ptoaae .end 

photograph or clew snapshot and 

short biography Inuncdlately," 

Although his mother was quite 

thrilled by this unique honor be- 

stowed upon her son, Donald him- 

self seems to have taken it all calm- 

ly in his stride, 

DEPRECATED IT TEACHER 

He reported to Mrs, Johnstone 

ihat the jiews "didn't cause a rip- 

ple" at Peddle, and he indicated 

that one of his teachers had re- 

marked that the essay wasn't much 

to crow about. 

The essay that won the resort 

youngster two such signal honors is 

ntltled "My Community". It fol- 

lows: 

"Almost everyone in New Jersey 

has heard of Ocean city as a 

summer resort, but few know it 

as it looks to me in the other 

nine months of the year. 

WITHE DIFFERENT 

"Because there is only one- 

twentieth the population in the 

whiter as there is in the summer 

we live a little differently than 

most communities, 

"Of course, the people are just 

asjfHendly and generous as the 

community, I use 'generous' 

we have always over- 

subscribed ln our war bonds and 

benefits for any good cause. There 

are few big people living in Oc- 

ean Oity, but common, everyday 

citizens whom you would meet on 

any street in America. Let me de- 

scribe some of these people whom 

I have so far told little about. 

"Let us start with my father's 

restaurant. It is the meeting place 

of most of the city's business men 

who go there to talk over their 

business deals and current events. 

Across the street is the city hall. 

Only three stories high, it is the 

headquarters of the police and 

firemen who, in then' spare time. 

DONALD M, JOHNSTONE 

sponsor dances and remodel old 

toys for the poor children to have 

on Christmas, 

FREE AD FOB •TADfTON'B 

"Down the comer is Ocean 

City's largest, because it is the 

only, department store. Three 

stories high sM made of yellow 

brick, it furnishes the town's peo- 

ple with most of their necessities 

of modem living. 

"Just a short walk away from 

the high school is the typical 

sandwich, shop,- where all the kids 

to feftssHjHiofll. ratre Is also a 

Urge playground where different 

sports events are carried out all 

year and dunces are held on Sat- 

urday nights. Thin Is sponsored by 

the city to keep the children out 

of trouble, 

MONET MADE IN ICNMEB 

"After a long winter, the city's 

people eagerly await the coming 

of summer and the visitors. These 

vacationists are the life line of 

the Ocean Olty people because it 

is the money we mate from them 

that we live on in the winter. 

Most stores that stay open all 

year around do it only as a com- 

munity service, 

"During the summer months 

the stores are all crowded, and 

none of the town people seem to 

be around, just strangers. There 

are lines, lines, lines, lines of peo- 

ple to see a movie or a line just 

to eat a meal ln a restaurant The 

boardwalk Is no longer free for 

the children to go bike riding be- 

cause there la a continuous stream 

of people walking from one Bid to 

the other. The city la no longer 

quiet, bat there are hundreds of 

can going here and there. 

BATHING, FISHINO. BOATINQ 

"The ocean, which for nine 

months has been unlnhahited by 

swimmers, Is swarming with heads 

of small and large, old and young, 

people who welcome the freshness 

it brings them en a hot day. 

"There Is fishing and boat rac- 

ing in the bay and surf bathing 

in the blue Atlantic ocean for the 

vacationist. Movies, stores, amuse- 

ments, and plenty of fresh sea 

breezes are always there to greet 

a tired, hard-working man and 

Ms family en a vacation from the 

city, 

"Pot three months the com- 

munity works as hard as It can 

to serve the vacationist, because 

the businesses depend on the 

coming back of these people next 

summer, 

"When autumn annum, Ost 

towns people an warn sat; •wry 

-It b rather a «d

'National Bank of Ocean City 

»« Resort Bank 

^33PNALBANK 

CITY 

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MORTGAGE 

FUNDS PREWAR FLAVOR 

RichardB. Fax 

8 •. ip, until tWm 

Prosecutor Lauds 

Criminal Law 

Mallory 

HATS 

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Atmmd forum* Take Cooper to Mm Thmj 

TO© TOCOH TO MAW Somm Shortcuts Rfcrt UJ, Ruk. 

ft MM Mw mum M* inmm them in thl* country are thus who Inspection of local building oper 

—-.—.— UKUagM «,. us _ n complex tint -thai «b- ab- 

aUoJ1J 

eut M U» th eely l people l who h em «tudy »**• to use then. sShS SSKmaff ""o- - » » determine determine ^nether whether bbuild 

•« •*• PWmr with federal 

«l*uon», wUl be made at IrregSS 

tench Chinese, be sjUd. 

Internal* here from now on, Buildln 

Cm. Sell declared 

* Inspector H. B. Oooper reported. 

V.F.W. Joins in 

He DM received notice to that 

bXttalt WaS 

•««' '"m «* Civilian Production 

to leari itan 

AdmlnlMmtton. whieh will make 

iMtaorkl Rites btaU. the inspections inspectlona and Mia has ha* authority authori 

to S 

Several attempts have been made *°P construction of any poj 

Merges With Leg- 

Mi-Pgglto Post. Veterans of 

Wan, recently organized in 

, „. _^__, Legion 

•pMUBceA this nek, 

J VJ.W, WUJ provide the firing 

and, MM the teflon, will 

the Music Her at 8:15 

, ~ m Camp around, where 

two organisations will Join with 

" — HMary oiub, which 

an IMMMltldM of rat 

Wen M memorials 

dWtft aw not M shfe to 

frll to 

to S *°P construction of any project 

he said, to simplify the language by m m r wftv that b tn f Several attempt* have been made 

he said, to simplify the lutguace by 

violation of 

eondenslnt it into rei»ti%ljfew the restrictions, 

eharaeten] or trjlni to evolve a new Mr - Cooper also was advised by 

form of alphabet, but none has th * »«*»i*glfe 

OBBlfUo CASH 

Evap.Milk *r S« Com StwA Wi 

MYW00D PRKS 

ai Asbary Iw 

VtsUU S 

PHIHTIBC 

S«i«rtBd Firm 

TOMATOES 

^ Laurence I, Stodem 

Csllophan*, gî 

Becked »*• 

1520 Asbury Avenue Vhmm O.C. II 

LEMONS cJS&. 2 - 25c 

Electrical Contracting 

25c 

AH typM of Hectrittl hutaUatioii., Repair mi 

Service. 22 Yi 

—COMMERCIAL— 

WALK-IN BOXES and FBEEZEBS 

DAIRY BOXES 

FROSTED FOU» CABI 

DISPLAY CASKS 

TnoTvm 

WAI-K-IN 

DUO-THHW 

OH. WATKlTiSlI 0 

CaUforaia Avocado Pears —* »*o 

Iceberg Lettuce lb 12c 

Frigidaire 

gtors Rangea 

*?* 

HEH, 

foP NEW PEAS 

"«•" «nd ReHfeniter. 

T 

Pall 

ÎEIIVES taa« 

Palmer 

frf Y. ROLET mnd tvap. Peackei » 35c 

Red Cabbage V 18c 

22c 

t Primiyni 

Salet^ Malckei Is 10c 

le»-O-Pi»e ^ ff 29e 

OLDSMOB1LE 

19A«bury Aw, __&!, 1819— Ph. 

Dallclou* 

PEANUT ,. 

COMPLETE SERVICE 

TITLE INSURANCE 

^CHELSEA TITLE Mid BUTTER 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

*>f B.tloo.l , 

Nr 3O 

BEETS -Wft M..* 

* IOC 

UMI KRAUT 

Mowen Studio 

ANGE JUICE 

- roitmsa 0. D. HACKNEY 

Iiicc • ^ 2Sc 

Um Juice 

931 

N tttni of MrvloA Wi£h IMUMAAQM vbA 

Lear Optimiatic On thm Gubernatorial Battlmfront 

have partielpntod in annb. hiatOff- 

Over County Home 

maklng accompUthmenta." Mwrinr- 

Prospects are fairly good that 

Ing the program of the 1M4~M leg. 

the county will reeeivtf federal a»- Hoffman Seen Driscoll Lauds lslaUve aesalona, DriM»U «M: 

sistance in construction of the pro- 

•The record ahowa the fullett poa- Kilvedlni 

Soy* Othen Should posed new welfare home on the 

Ible appreciation for the State'! ra~ yaaia." 

copnty farm property. Freeholder Hope of Veterans 3 Legislatures sponslblllty ln tha war effort, tt 

Copy Our Example Lawrence M, Lear reported Wednes- 

demonstrates national teaderahlp In 

day. 

the establishment of a oomprahen* mm. 

Ocean Olty'i ordinance requiring 

win Ruk if 'Enacted Sound, 

He told the board, meeting at 

persons with criminal records . _to 

Court House, that he had received He LOMI, Warning Progresrive L 

make their presence known to thea 

letter from a publie Works Ad- 

police, is regarded highly by theministration 

official advising him Outcome of the New Jersey pri- Alfred E. Drlseoll, candidate for 

county's now prosecutor. Harry Ten- that when necessary legislation Is mary election contest between col, the Republican nomination for Gov- 

••nbHum. us a means of helplni keep passed by Congress the Oape May Harold o, Hoffman and ABO Comernor. Wednesday lauded the record 

the county free of undesirables. County project will be near the top missioner Alfred I, Drlseoll will de- of the New Jersey Legislature dur- 

Prosecutor Teiienbaurn, in a let. of the list. 

termlne whether the veterari vote ing the past three years. He said G. I. GEORGE 

ter to Chief of police Robert J. 

will have any future Influence, 

Plans already have been drawn 

the "accomplishments of the Re 

Lackey this week, stressed! the nec- for a 01-bed institution to relieve That observation was made in publican p majority rty during rig this ev 

essity of law enforcement officers overcrowding of the present county Oamden by Edward J. Quintan, entful tfl per p riod, , und under er th the t leadership l d hdpi taking every precaution this sum- farm. 

chairman of the legislative commit- of f GGovernor 

Walter Wlt l E. Edge, Ed will ll Watchmaker 

mer "to maintain the excellent re. The freeholders appropriated tee of the VFW and active in Am- distinguish the last three Legisla- 

putation this county hears through- $10,000 last year and SftOOOO this erican Legion affairs, 

tures for all time," 

formerly with 

out the state in its freedom from year for the project, and hope to re- "The veterans familiar wlih pol. 

serious crime." 

Driscoll declared "the number of 

celve iioo.ooo frcm the federal gov- itlcs linbw that the hopes of all ex- sound, progressive measures passed 

J. E. CAUDWELL & COMPANY 

Regarding the criminal registra. ernment.servicemen 

depend upon the elec- in the last three years is truly am- 

an_ordinance he had this to say: 

tion of Oolonel Hoffman," Quinlan aiing." He warned, however, tha 

"The ordinance adopted by your 

declared, "There are some reaction- "many of the good laws which have 

municipality requiring persons with 

ary politicians who also know this. been enacted would be nullified by 

Now Open for BUMMM 

criminal records from without the 

They are anxious to see the veter- the election of my opponent, Mar- 

stale to register upon their entry 11 Resorters 

ans low so that then they would be old Hoffman, who in his current 

into your city, has been found to be 

in a position to say: 'The veteran campaign is roundly criticizing some Rrpair Srrvicr on All Make Watchet 

of great value in removing undeslr- 

vote doesn't mean anything,' of the most important measures In 

abies and affords an additional op- 

the notable program of the past 

on New Juries 

portunity to observe those persons 

"The candidacy of Hoffman three years." Drlseoll added; 

3rd 9f«OOR — NATIONAL BANK 

with known criminal records," 

means that every veteran is repre- 

Mr. Tenebaum also addressed let- Court Term to sented on the Republican Primary "For my part, if nominated in the Phone 1W Ml A8BORY AV 

ballot, and if he does not east that coming primary election and subseters 

to a number of other county Open May 14 

ballot he will find foes of his best quently elected governor, 1 shall 

cammunltles, suggesting that, they 

interests In office. This is not mere- look forward to a most enjoyable 

consider adoption of a slmllur or- Ocean Oity is lightly represented ly a contest. It is a real test and It 

dinance. • 

on the new list of grand and petit will have an important bearing on 

The local law was Invoked only Jurors for the spring term of coun- the future of every New Jersey man 

last month to send a man with a ty t 

and woman who served ln the arm- 

lengthy police record to the county The panels, drawn Wednesday by ed forms," 

jail for six months. Several other Jury Commissioners Taylor and 

nearby communities are understood Powell, include five resorters for 

la he considering adoption of a sim- possible grand jury duty and six 

ilar measure, which gives police an 

Too Late to Classify 

for tlie petit Jury. 

I'xtru "club" to wield over those] Judge A. J. Cafiero, who was pres 

iigamst whom no other charges can ent for the drawing, announced LOST—Umbrella in Murphy's store 

tie proved. 

that the new court term will open Wednesday, at curtain counter 

May 14. 

Reward if returned to 1 E. 10th 

Phone 1882. __i 

Local members of the grand Jury 

panel are! 

ACME Empl Employment Agency, B, Btel 

Lewis O, Hlpkins, retiredj Charles 

ler. Proprietor. M17 W. Column!, 

Man, Woman Up 

ay,, Philadelphia, phone Premoni 

K, Thurston, merchant: Qeorge g B, IM7 or Stevenson OiSO. Best select 

Groff, banker: Jennie T, Powell help, white and colored, Bay work 

housewife, William Niblette, part time cooks, eliambermaids, 

on Motor Charge builder. 

waitresses, 6-14 

Chosen for the petit jury are; SALE—Wardrobe trunk; also smal 

Ziz-Zagging Car 

Robert Hsrbaugh, merchant steamer trunk, Williams, SOS 3re 

Florence Jeffries, housewife:. Mor- at, _ S-f 

Attracts Police 

ton Leach, superintendenti Paul lALE=Two double beds, complete 

Hayes, merchant: Mary E, Ewan, mahogany dining room suited 214 

Attracting the attention of police saleslady, and Ethel West, house. central av, _ 5-' 

because their ear was proceeding in wife. 

BALE—Lady's man-tailored gre. 

£ig*Eag fashion, a man and woman 

all-wool slack suit, zippered closing, 

were arrested on serious motor ve- 

two pockets, two estra pair slacks. 

hicle law chants at 8 a.m. Monday, State-Aid Paving slae 18, Phone 0182-W, S-r 

Mrs, Mary King* of the Brighton- 

SALE—One Antique, straight chaii 

Atlantic apurtmerits, was booked for 62 p.c. Finished 

and rocker to match: odd pieces 

driving while under the influence 

of fine chinaware, 4Dg Atlantic av, 

The current $10,000 state-ald Phone 0079-W,^ B-3 

of liquor and driving without a li- street paving program was 02 per 

cense. The owner of the car. Wil- 

BALE—BureauT wicker set, dlnlni 

cent completed on Wednesday, Oity 

liam Haeberle, 51, resident of theEngineer 

William H, Colllsson, Jr., room suite, 1025 Central av, 5- 

same building, was charged with advised the commissioners. A % m e freeJer, capacity 6 cu 

lowing an unlicensed driver to op- 

ft. Immediate delivery. Located in 

He said that if the weather is not Ocean Oily, Write or call evenings 

erate the machine. 

unfavorable the paving should be O. A, Allen, Falrview rd,, Narberth t 

Patrolmen Smith and Young completed in seven more working P Pa. Ph, Ph Cynwyd C d 1972, 1972 8* 8- 

trailed the ear and stopped it ondays. 

SAIJE—T 6-room and bath ap- 

the Ocean City-lomers Point boulartments. 

separate hot watei 

evard. They said their attention was PON PRICE ON LEAVE 

heaters, nicely furnished, central tt 

called to the car by its erratic Lt. (jg) Donald Price on Monday everything. Immediate qccupaney 

course and the fact that it struck left the Banana River Naval Air parage and Frigidalre, $8,000, 11» 

a glancing blew to the curb rail of Station in Florida and is sehedul. Bay av, _ 5-r 

the Rainbow channel bridge. ed to arrive here Monday with his SALE=used lawn mowers, Li.nitei 

wife, and d/MiShter for a week's vis- quaiiti|y, _ Reconditioned an 

it with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. 

slmrperiSB, Ready to use; also out 

Pass Stop Streets; 

board 

Clinton B. Price. On the way jiorth 

bad mtr motor and adIB-ft, 

boat. Phi 

B Boas, SOS S Bay av, SS-; 

he stopped at Chattanooga, Tenn 

Two Pay $5 Each 

pp 

BALE—5-ft, glass "show casf, 2 glas 

stop street violations cost two to visit his brother, Robert, and shelves, good condition, $18, S304 

motorists tS each In police court, family. 

Asbury av. ' 5f 

Saturday, 

SALE—All steel clothes cabinet 

Hubert P, Bowes, 22, of Ventnor, Homer Discharged 

fl9"x24"K2p", double door, shelf foi 

paid Judge Howard Warren that 

hats, etc, brown finish, il.BO, Prl 

Edward J, Homer, 341 Bay av,, vate hmily, 14M Asbury av, S-J 

amount as a fine, and Newton B, was honorBbly discharged from Na- SAIitS^MapIc llvins room suite, $40. 

Shimp, 18, of Bridgeton, forfeited 18 val service last week at Lido Beach, maple 6-piece dinette. $39: S-pe 

ball for nan-appearance, 

N,Y,, after having been in uniform breakfast set. 111; steel wardrobe 

more than three years. 

closet, double doors $12: nigh stee! 

Mrs, Prances Lees, who has been 

dish cabinet it: coil spring glider, 

in Miami, Hi,, for the past two ROAD TO SUCCESS 

S19: electric iron. S3: maliogany end 

years, has returned to Ocean Oity "How did Jones get ahead so fast table, $S; kitchen sink, complete $S, 

and Is now residinB at 1112 Asbury In politics?" 

11S4 Bay iyu __^_"__ 

"Well, every time someone threw 

o brickbat at him, he made a step- 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS ping stone of It." 

M.E.BLATTCO. 

Blpri DM 4.1111 

Blatt's Tested Quality 

Suits 

nie Mine superb quality 

Oat hu node Uieae a*Ma 

i*iii 

All woo', naater- 

43e 

taUand of tarn 

eUUinter vMMada, In afaifle 

Now Gmt 

and OMdrie-tHHted nodeto 

Ckeeie W 23e I Ci«a* 

nlnw, «t*y» aad brtmrn. In 

tlna M to «, 

LOT 

5-r 

» * 

Y^tju «et a better job and save moiey 4«ca 

1 • OUT merhaiilca are F«clory-Tr»lned ud lure 

years of Ford ^know-hew^ 

2. We use Ford-Approved Service Melfasdh 

3. We use Genuine Ford Paris—thry il right, 

work righli tail longer. 

4t We oM'Ford Kquipmeni—npcciallj designed 

lo service Ford ears •.. at low coal. 

^^^Mf WMW WwHB 

SALfc—-All hearequipment for deli Drive In for a cheek-Op and catch little troubles 

eatessen and luncheonette, in use before they grow BIG I Quick service. 

3 months. Sacrifice, IS Bleelman ay,, 

Northfleld, N, J, Ph, Pleasantville 

021-M, ,^6-r 

BALE—Bucket.a-tfay stove and 30 

gallon boiler, $10, including a coal 

Let Us Give You An Estimate! 

msle and some stove pipe. Phone 

:._ fcâljaee. 1B3»-B-11, 6-3 

•a*y farms if «U«lr»d 

BAtn—30-gal. boiler and side ami 

gas heater, IIS, good condition 

Lenox Apartments. 1th St. and Atlantle 

av, _ S-S 

G: KUITO dd. 

BJteHAJrtJE: Bchobi teaelier" wil 

exchange services as hostess, ho. 

tel clerk, shopkeeper, etc, for use 

of small apartment, preferably on 

GUy 

around floor. Box 4833, Sentinel. 

Ledger, S-3 

POUR colleg¥leniors, Florida State, 

desire summer employment, wait, 

resses, general office work, ejtperL. 

eiiced. Good references. Box 788, r, 

S,O,W,, Tallahassee, Fla. 5-10 

REFINED dependable woman would 

like position as hostess Jor room- 

Ing house or apartments, Experlenc. 

ed. Small salary or commission. Ph. 

Hilltop^ 8033. S-3 

ALBOojivirMB^ marine motor. 

International IB h,p,, 80 per cent 

reverte, instrument nanel, 16-lnch 

nropellor. perfect condition, $125. 2bumer 

Florence oil stove, perfect 

condition, 118, i year old. 042 Haven 

^»h O W i - W , S - 3 

^ 

SALE—Small 3-burrier „ 

Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Owners! 

with oven, $15; 3 top leers, 80-,_. 

capacity, all metal, ilO: one kitchen 

cabinet ili; single and double 

beds, gome with coil springs: kltch- Ford Motor Company Hat Just Made Available an 

en ilBkj 20 inches wide, $10, Hanif 

inn. 916 Wesley av.. Phone 1238, M 

SALS—Two larie top leers,T $10 and 

ilBi bed springs and mattresses, 

living room table: dining room table 

complete with pad and extra Owner's Service Certificate 

table leaves; oil heater. All reasonably 

priced, 423 Asbury av., tint 

floor front, ." _B-8 

BALK—Chairs. 48 posture built 

chain, new, suitable for restau 

rani, office, classroom or lodge, K 

nif ton, 916 urnlshed Wesley rooms av. Phone .„ 13 

1 Span. Hot and cold wat: 

M* ' ^ 

mMmSkm k 

^^^p^ 

•t mtama- 

Munka to CBAVKNBITING. 

ma ewdmln prwwH. 

$6.50 to $10 

ara^Tp rmrwei, aliwlth ovens. 

Bee Bertram Sehwarts, 10th and 

BawdmlkgJIjhm.Jo 4 p,m.__ tf 

furniture, Qsll 

m Friday. 4 B. llth.rt. 

3AIiTH—Wfating stove. Gap&ble of 

1 Atlantic av. . _ S-i 

' J ••- ----- --'g 

Sari 

limda_ 

Entitling You to 

10 Lubrications and 

Service Maintenance 

Operations for *10 

—GOOD ITNT1I, 

Lubrication Factory Supervised — Bring Your Facd BMX|] 

EDW.6.KI 

ciM,

•Mm—• 

FROSTED FOODS 

Thorp 

TE * 

W# Have PiwhaMd An Entire 

_^ CARLOAD by the ed chlUI sand bucket with flow Pinna were announced this week MM, Slingluid and Mte. Muriel Feature of the morning Milan 

of the church, , ltf t en attanbed. There akv were sev public card party to take Orunld R f h 

par 

one of the out- era! (nation, that were the fa**. benefit the Ocean pity OW Bnuts, ' ««««, 

Ignts, conducted by Mrs, Leonard O. 

activities of th* Urn abort half a century arc 

iTlthU f fcth 

Mrs. Gloria Woodruff Holland received 

a prl*e as the mother with 

the youngest baby, and Mrs. Olwin 

Inm • t • .,, Clubs ,,. Lodges 

W(i i 

Rowlesi* 

well an the Draper way* to unUy Relations will 

- - • - - • • - i take place nest Wednesday, May 8. 

Li the old court house building, at 

I Court House. The meetini will start 

luues of the local [ HAS LABGEST FAMILY 

— a» on the air — were or- Mrs. Helen Booth qualified far thr 

1 

to those admitting as the mother of the largest 

In this case, two family, and Mrs. Frances Clifford 

Ided, both of them I recognized as the youngest 

pemoo-1 grandmother te. 

sens from Qsllfaroia by air Other prtie winners included 

Tin flrat antaU want 

Person living the longest distance 

from the church, Mrs. James M 

Monaghan. Jr.. Somers Point 

Sunshine lady. Mrs. Hazel Ouycr; 

Youngest mother. Mrs Olorta 

Holland; I 

atee»| proud In the variety and originality I Richard 

Nearest 

Voss 

birthday. April 30. M 

1 h 

*^T|M Iwti worn to the breakfast, after Nearest binthdjH 

Mn\ 2 Ml 

that prizes would /Gertrude Hughes 

ring, Mrs Helen Broil 

in, 

Penon living nearest the elm 

Mrs. Oeorge Wschcr 

FBEACirER, MOST PATIENT 

Most patient po-son «[ Hurrv 

Attractive 

GARDEN SECTION! 2-FamiIy Apt, 

FOOD 

nnunully attractive two. 

MARKET 

——•-•"—• m One apartnHBl is 

antUUo for aeeapney by BUT 

•*— -. If Mated, bttar.ta- 

ATLAJmC AV. 

' fLMO, Bat water beat, 

rou*nlee s 

ThoniM W. ' 

306 . 7th St. 

MOULD 

611 Eighth St. 

Photv 

MILK LAST CALL!! 

DAIRY PRODUCTS 

U d TwitcheU, of South 

president of the Ne 

tress. 

A playlet from the book "rMddy 

Lonelcgs'. wrltter by pupils of the 

Sea Isle eighth grade, was presented 

in the afternoon by a group of pu 

pils, 

Wlllard B. Matthews, county 

school superintendent, spoke briefly 

and pledged support of his offiee 

to P-T A work. 

Mr. and Mrs James On and 

children, 331 Wesley av.. returned 

Monday from a week's visit in Oonneetieut. 

" 

All Interested women are invited 

W aitend. Those attending may 

bring their sandwiches for lunch 

and a bevera«e and dessert wUJ be 

Do You Have. 

HOUSE or LOT 

To SeU or Rent? 

USI IT WITH 

Irwin Nicholson 

047 Centra] Ave. 

Ilenptnmii! 

Made 

Metal 

Venetian Blinds 

ALL BLINDS 

H)E TO ORPEB 

WINDOW 

SHADES 

^SPHALTTILE 

UNOLEUM 

ARMIGER and 

McKEEN 

2033 Atlantic Ave, 

ATLANTIC Cm 1 

poean 

o 

Mwne i-mu or O.C, Ww-W 

FEU 

n 

Miii Mfawglile to 

Marry Navy Man 

EatenalullMi 

then ordnance man 

Termll* Control 

ule, after whieh he re- 

Oallfomla, then visited 

nd later returned to Oc- 

£?Rowlei, daughtor of_ Mrs, 

l In 1M4, w«s Blveii In mar. 

1& her maternal grandfather, 

, Bubosque, of National fcrfc. 

man was Henry Howies, 

brothtr. MUs Lillian Pry 

^d of hoaor, »d I U Pat- 

Hltott was bride«naid, 

CENTRAL AVE3. 

. bride'! wedding costume was 

i.eolDred travellni suit, with 

"J"he i»» 

WILDWOOD, Hf, J, 

te match, sue wore a mntt* 

AND 

— Fkeu 184 — 

£ Qpefted 

Ueme af 

GREETING CARDS and 

NOVELTIES 

Mother's Day Cards 

JOHN'S 

613 . 8th Street 

Ocean City, N, J. 

t S < 

Fine 

Bayfront Home 

IH«I d«k . Mater and 

• rQntage - large lot 

» • three baths . 

ante- quarter, ever garam 

beat - perfect condition • 

P^ 1 Sannin- 

Mrs. Struble 

«t County SeMion 

Heads Research 

A group of O N U ' W wsmeq 

participated TrmmJar night in a, 

Club Women Ekrt 

Cape May County raftr of Ule Daub 

of America. 

NewOffkm 

V". Clyde W, Otroble I D rtected 

president at the Women» Be. 

leareh Club last Thuraday night at 

a meeting at the tame of Mn. Norman 

V, •argent, M Ocean rd. 

Others elected wer^; Vice president, 

Mrs, Jay I. Mecray; tnaaurer, 

Mn, Edwin n. Stiles: recordlnn 

secretary. Mn, Robert J. Lackey; 

aqrrMponding iecreUry. Mn, Marie 

•helloopei trustees, Mn. Stirling w, 

Ogla and M», Henrr 9, Cooper. AU 

off ten will serve two yean. 

The club decided to sponsor a 

ewd party some time during the 

summer to raise funds for welfare 

purposes. 

Miss Adelaide Stauffer entertain, 

ed with a biographical talk on Walt 

Whitman, who siu described as the 

greatest American poet because of 

EUBINA P. MIRAGLILO his ability to describe so well the 

prosaic things about him, Bhe also 

Mr. and Mrs. Nick MlniflUo, 839read 

four Whitman pwmj. "What 

Haven av., announce the engage- Is the OrtMfl", "Alone on the 

ment and forthcoming; marriage of Mountain," "When Violets In the 

their daughter. Rublnu Patricia, to Door Yard Bloom," and "A Child 

Herman W. Smith, aviation ord- Don Forth Every Day," 

nanoenian (3c). U.8.N., of Bessemer. Mr), Kathertne Halnes presented 

Ala. 

an Interesting review of the book 

Mits Mlraglllo attended the Oc- "They Were Strong and Oood." by 

ean City sclioola. The wedding will Robert Lawson, 

take PIBM early In June and the 

• • • 

DsSMoori, at the organ, couple wUl reside here for the sum- 

the wedding mareh and aemer, Former Resort Girl 

nled the ceremony. 

• • * 

AMeeliUon tollowed at the brlde'i 

after which the young couple Pocahontas Plan 

Wed in Wildwood 

A double ring wedding ceremony 

a five-dBy wedding trip to Fall Trip to N, Y, was performed at WUdwood Thurs- 

BUBLBY SANNINO 

day alMrnoon when Miss Mary Uw 

rowwiLl reside temporarily at Members of Natoni Council. De. 

Mr, and Mrs. Rank J. Sanntno, the Drenel IrutltuM of Technology, 

lae Bcull. youngest dauihter of Mr. 

the bride's home and she will re- gree of Poahpntas, planned Friday and Mrs. Howard T. •oull, of Ocean 308 6th g(,, announce the engage- Philadelphia, Mr, DIOrio. recently 

jane her work with the Telephone night to take a group trip to NewView, 

formerly of Ocean City, wasment 

of their daughter, Shirley, to 

discharged from the Marine Corps. 

Oo,, until their permanent plans are York City in the fall." 

Is attending Rutgers University. 

united to Edmund a Jackson, Jr., Joseph DlOrlo, son of Mr. andtMn, 

teMd 

It was tentatively decided to 

New Bruniwlck. 

ion of Bdmund O. Jaekson. of Wild Fied DiOilo. of Semen Point, 

charter a bus for the occasion, and wood. 

No date hu been set for the wed- 

to spend several days in the met. Rev. Mr. peek, of the First Bap. 

Miss BannlBo to now attending ding. 

ORDER EARLY FOR •CAD TOE CLASSIFIED ADS ropolis visiting places of interest. tut Church of WUdwood, officiat- 

Funds to finance the trip will be ed at S:30 p.m. 

raised by a series of benefit ev- iis Lola willim, of Philadelphia, 

ents. The first of these will be awas 

maid of honor; the bridesmaldi Mrs, Mecray b Offshore Couple 

WHY LET 

rummage sale in the near future, at were MUs Mildred Bhock and Miss 

HAIR ON 

a location to be announced later. Hazel Jordan, also of that city. The Soroptimist Talk 

best man was Richard oropp, of 

Married Here 

YOUR FACE 

WUdwood, and ushers were George 

Mar Your 

Vnur guests mil appreciate Shaffer, WUdwood, and Gordon Buchcr to Sp««k 

Mary Sannino Bride 

Appearance? 

having their visits with you Hutchlnson. Philadelphia, 

briefly reported In The Sentl- Slsty-ftve guests atMnded R re- •t May MMUH( 

of Franeia Poluc 

net-Leflger's "INramals". Vour ception that followed the ceremony, 

mm ielts, C9BH lm SB* let •• |iV*' friends also wUl anprecUte news 

Mn, Rachel Mecray, representing 

at the home of the bride. 

St, Augustine's R. O. church, ISth 

trill ttwlnmt. 

of your visits and other scllvl 

the Children and Youth Division of it, and Wesley av.. was the scene 

After a short honeymoon in New 

MAY 12th 

no 

tin, Tclenhone 0304 or mall 

the New Jersey Council of Religious of a pretty wedding Sunday when 

Yort, the couple wUl reside in Phil, 

your news In The Sentinel .Led- 

Education, was guest speaker Miss Mary sannino, daughter of 

udelphia. 

Frida MeUentin Van get. As evlden of sood faith, 

Thunday night at a social meeting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saiinioo. of 

• • • 

sign your tune. It will not be 

of the Soroptimist club of Cape Tuekahoe, became the bride of 

Snapdragons Ms 

BlnmloflM 

published. 

May County, at Plymouth inn, rrancis Pqlise, son of Mr. and Mrs, 

Sorority Conducts 

Ni Asbiay Ave, phone «41I 

Trtlng as her topic, "We WhoPrank 

Polise, of Belleplain. 

Carnations Roams 

White Elephant Sale Serve," she painted out that per- Hev. B. B. Doyle officiated at J 

* »»Jsh- Potted Plant, Rmd Bemuim L)/&tT YQUK 8£AUTV PARLOU TH/S WEEK Members of Omega Lambda Psi son* interested in their community p.m. The wedding was followed by 

l Tint Une (his property ha. 

sorority participated in a White Ele- can be inspired and stimulated by a reception at the home of the 

been offered for aol 

Pottery Gifts — Gifts That Grow 

phant Sale Tuesday night, at theseeing 

the kindly deeds of others, bride, who Is a niece of Frank J. 

[IIMMtMttMt»UIHttl» home of Mrs. Alfred Moyer, 2nd it, "Where we stand, and who weSannino, 

Ocean city plumbing in- 

In most hHuurul m. 

and Central av, 

are, determine the things we see," specter. 

KcUon of resort. Oooleal 

Mrs. Dorothy Lee auctioned sev- she said, "but our Individual degree 

> O l 

g " CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

eral dozen articles not wanted by of service depends upon elrcum- 

The bride was attended by Miss 

their original owner*, but which, sSsraces and positions," , 

Florence Sannino as mala of honor, 

ind Mrs, Julius Sannino^ Mrs, Jack 

Really one of the finest proper 

brought competitive bidding from "H was announced that John O, 

tie* in ©ee»n city, FHHN^- 

SALON •" 

Bajlnlno, MrsL Frank Polise and 

others. Proceeds went into the weU Buoher, of 81006 Harbor, former Miss .Theresa Polise as bridesmaidi, 

SptcUIIilnr In Permanent WavM and I 

fare fund, 

World traveler, Is scheduled to beShg 

was given In marriage by her 

$22,500.00 

SBKflBau 

All BMatT Aids | 

June 1 was set for the chapter's the guest speaker at the May social father. 

annual dinner, to take place at themeeting, 

ah international affairs, The best man was Julius Sannino. 

WAI« A BLOCK AND I AVI MONEY-OPOr f* * 

Alvyn Hotel. New officers will be 

• * • 

ea. uu m ABBUBT ATI. 

of Tuekahoe, Ushers included Jack 

elected late in May and installed SON, FUST CHILD, BORN 

Thomas W, 

Sannina, James Polise, Frank Pol. 

at the dinner. 

TO ANTHONY DI MEGLIOS 

FEATHER BOBS _. MA( IIINELESS WAVES •**•••* 

ise and Jack Merritt. The flower 

MOULD 

Lloyd's 

The next meeting was set for May A son WM born Sunday morning girl was Rosem&rie Sanninoand the 

M at the home of Mrs, Betty Ool- at Shore Memorial Hospital to Mr. ring bearer was Albert DeSantis, 

lini at Petersburg, 

and Mrs, Anthony plMeglio, 700 

Raven a*. TSelr tint child, he WUl 

•BAL ESTATE Flower Shop 

be known as Joseph Anthony, 

Mr. DiMeglio, who served in the 

Eighth St. M7 ASBURY AVE, Phone 

DOT'S BEAUTY SALON 

P'villa O* E. S, H«» Army In France and Germany, was 

Phone 0MI 

Installation Here discharged last fall. The mother 

3341 Aabury Avenue Phone 1543 Plymouth Inn was the scene formerly was Miss Connie Mlgllac- 

Thursday afternoon of a luncheon do. • 

1 ** th« D, 0* K 

OM Of th» upeakan fat MlM 

mftfi^t^ rfatwiiil OTinyriiofi 

outlined th* na4Wotm «it 

tha- erdflr asd ih Afli 

welfwe Krvtoo. 

The rally opened with tb» 

tat ol Blfieeri, who were in 

evenlnx svwna and escorted by y 

Captain Margaret Llevengood, o< 

Tuekahoe, Among thot* Ihtrottuced 

were Mia. HatQe pukes, district 

deputy state vounpUor, Who presided, 

and Mrs. Ida OarwooO. deputy 

councilor, alto

* .....Jâ 

fe? 

•HrCTSSSafc^ 

pnotection wh«n tte 

Service 

i^ffiii 

JHiMtei 

v JPto- 

aindlinry to tin H n , 

mntmm TOIT- 

^to;stt"«wsj5Wt ajg'srtws 

( 

Wllimm Allen. 

IS. at Ills pjn. in the Own 

amra 

«*• UBtHU, • JflMUra Bt HIE £TO« I BOBQ 

•fan will be the slab chorus, dl- WUker 

reoted by Mtu Helen Kennedy. The I were hi 

Bstelle Ralston, of Sonjers I B7 

Of AtlMUo g^; Ai Sheep Going fhnden were obligated as BR M ^ at Chrfstlu, Service of 

Monday ifiur «, IteeUiw «» «, «•«*«• W MWm 1 OapiHii, Setfcany Methodist Church qhserv- 

1w Jei&yofntiren^rt uff ?* O** 8 •««»». « MeaianWiile H- M MIowahlB hour at the ham of „,, w, . 

hS»^sSuS?ft|^£ "«* «n«di»ed John MlteaV who »» Albert Lamberd, who is leader t ^"*- ! 

?ffi Mnusjiw^ trained oogs during the war. On of the group. « was decided to make h, II 

•'*'• ObmBmmn mm a word of I 

,m»M«y, May 7, 3 

Velt, Estelle Pals ton, who sang sev- I >«>d av. 

der, John Mrs. MUton Hagerthey, 1810 Shore 

( 

nted with a " ^l^v^M, 

mm commandsr-s nto by snother * * s 

* 

patt commander, eharlei Meskera. BBIBANT MBTHODIST 

Officers Installed were: Oomman- Be*, a E. Hlckmim, ruh, 

der. Allen a Bistoy; 8ento»Se 10 a.m. flSa»FM^L 

1 ' D MM U* Wan* Mr. rater- ^TBBTADJS CI.UB 

•OMraa FOIHT - un .t».t,H *'»•* »* 

«•»«• entertained members of h»tM««»tt>«»»»» 

ce. Wednesday afternoon. Her guests 

a'hinali«n Officers of! 

d Society of Installed wen; 

aSjytanr 

ivmus Madaen; guard, Mrs, EMe 

I Magdalene Snltt- color guard.. An- 

FOB QUIC 

Lingoes 

Restaurant 

Ocean City — Phone 9050 

• Wffi ^ M May IS* • 

^DINNERS 

• 5£4 FOOD 

• CHOWMEIN 

FLATTERS PACKED TO TAKE OUT 

HARDWARE* 

WUMTCT. 

852 A.bury Avenue 

ESPOMA 

Xf; fl^Sl^W^ • * , 

her ^Sntg, Mr. ana Mrt 

1 MqD0WiUdrt * k 

hoBM In FhUadelBhia, Mln SOM 

WU"* «" "ewfleld. awoninanled 

HOME COOKINC 

fHESr FOOD 

mun PUCKS 

SPIC&SPAN 

WBTAWUNT 

H5 ASBURY A\^. 

OHM §m 

Point 

Tavern 

tawi Point 

Opens 

M., 29th. 

924!4 Boardwalk 

Circle 

Annei Sntck Bar 

SUBMARINE 

SANDWICH 

"A MIAl Iir ITSELf" 

Pl««i7 af InntUu 

Wku ¥«•» riB|f# 

»I7 Asbury Av«. 

MAC'S 

RESmUR/kNT\ 

9« SBOBE BOAD 

SOMERS POINT 

Open 

Every Day 

Seafood 

ubgood and Mr*. SON BOM 

Essig's Restaurai 

Comer 9th St. and A«bury Ave. 

A Pleasant Place to Mi 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

®^:?!r III HELP WANTEM 

MALI OR FEMALE 

GOOD FOOD ,,„/ 

y CDDD SERVICEI 

4:30 to 7:30 p.n^. 

Snîyi, 12 to 7 jMo, ' 

-mAtan noon to 2 p.m. 1 

,, W^. Nbon 

FA, 6 p.m. 

« MM MI. 

INN 

Plymouth PUce and 

AlUntic Ave. 

KMJIBA », CORSON. Prap. 

cn to Public • 

OCKAN CITY MM 

to 10 w 

p.m. 

(Chatterbox 

* BREAKFAST 

* LUNCHEON 

• DINNER 

Salad jud Sandwich Makers 

Pantry Help Counter Hand! 

Bookkeeper 

* OPENS MAY 25th * 

FOOD PURVEYORS 

WHOLESALE GROCERS 

Catering to 

RESTA URANTS and HOm 

ATLANTIC CITY 

310 N. Indian Avc. M. 

The 

Ûgj^- ^ ' ' _ - • •- : • . ' " ^ .= , = • • » , " , . " ! , '• i 'j*#*fr".J. 

BttiMualW to an effort UNDER WAI m l AmirieanûMiB ta4 lleidft^ 

._JB» the eMM» of tgm m Vmf ^ |Mg« Mr, Wa»o savings. On the other rtSltuhold. 

iapid damage o£imore_^ »»in, "seven out Of BTery 10 are Ing down production end preventln; ' 

r Club Fetei 

Employw 

^rfflE Oanpany ware tUMU 

^T night at the second anftSSSSA 

' PhUadelphla. Gold and 

M«e. 

Uie dinner, a New York 

- presented a show, written 

Med for the 30-Year Club, 

riafe of the Bellevue-Stratpud 

ballroom. 

JOB QUICK EESULT8 

Your Home 

Wllk BAIT - TO* '"• 

iSTOM MADE 


-rr»r and Kwl-Fno! 

mOli *f I«»T Ftolah 

MAD. OB9SM 

Day Delivery I 

ate hm AaphaM Ma I 

•M Uutetm an atoek I 

| Writ, tn Fin EBInul, | 

|MilMMhi P^w CUT 

on Carpet Co- 

8. 8th St., PHJUu, Fu 

ffMnlBHaBrl *B* th oM pratup denwnd. , 

°* ** °**-l "1 "^^ft,*' ilaalM " If PMdUeUon could meet dt- 

PAee* »>Bf^ ttto dthi out of maad at Brwmit, there should be 

• w * I0 IIM ^ "rttter .«M «»t »WO- « least 2.000,000 more worker, to 

»bJ« or taw Inoeutd la wis," majjufarturtag." 

"TOat." hg IMirtW, "gwaat The manutacturen' ajalMWM 

Magee Say* Hate 

Causes Accidents 

New Jene^ M^MdHiBaifjr o 

i l 

gsMWii of which oMepds the more 

flagrantly, the pedestrian in obvloujly 

lifcely ts pMr the heavier penalty 

M the accident records bear 

WltneM. 

JL study of the accident records 

•hows that the principal pedestrian 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton pi. 

•tfMMlMt 

HeriMrt H. WWMMFA 

A Co. 

Call O. a 1858-M 

rections and the common: practice 

f U Jt h 

l2t year. » pef^tof the^ffii. ttJffih 

^^Srl»» ? 

trians contributed to their accidents |J&T 

through careless walking or oross- wdi, R>nt«eu R tad Je»i Im tiu m- 

Ins PSKd PSKd wort, |MHi by KBlland A. Ur UUEAfl UH, H 

~T - —. -• Kmi. DM) BMtottr, ul appnTid SHtiu L T*«M it1 

fcnbr lulborind. 

b, (IK SUU Bnimr CaomiUlon.r, HmuM u> iHt .pfl riiukta mtalal o 

DBIVEB ALSO AT FAUI.T b, We (IK bees Itled iA ttc office ef gbs UH Hti« sf Ifaw J« trtti. u locml •— 

fife* «^»b»4.* «t hi. •««* (« si II ,,14 We b,îlMit. 

M a. o,,,, b . bolH: pmnw^, 1 

H.ut. " 

H» motorist, on.hu> paj$, is guU- ,,14 ,^ 

^•fc^Â, 

Other discourtesies which motor- 

one thtaf — • ctrww n«toal antipathy 

that Imacds IMeW «an- 

•tuUj rfeewr ta> IkMrtpnew 

of each troop. Th»t ncuu 

mnfUct, tlwn wkjek than Is 

BotDlns « n f«r tha eaw af 

traffic aa/etj. 

Conditions will not Improve until 

eacb group takes on a different 

mental stUtude, based on an Indulgent 

reapect for the others right*. 

Governor Vetoes 

Pay Boost Bill 

Edge S*y* Voters 

ShouW H«v« Voice 

A bill which would have permitted 

mayori and members of municipal 

•nmotac badM to Mlaf their 

salaries without advance approval 

.of the voters was vetoed Tuesday 

by Oavernar Edge. 

He rejected the measure became, 

he said, "It reverses the present law 

which njulras that mayor* and municipal 

governing bodies mutt obtain 

approval of the voters baton 

their own salaries can be Increased. | 

•11 proposed incnaiet art p 

Mid the voters favor them, mi 

official* will have lull 

however, the voters are nluetanl 

to grant tuch increases, for whtoh, 

Ujey as taipa/ers must foot the HU. 

then It ihould not be made men 

d^flcult far them to «WNM th»l» 

opposiUon. 

WHAT CAMfIS 

•MilPtVf 

• MP >a MI *mm mm 

•MiwwklNWAe 

p| MPlE 5 

P. H.JACKBON. Di 

i. v. wHiTiNe. a—- 

ABTUTIUIISHI 

f nsa 

'OB BIBS (Bi 

1ttmaimM A«ti 

^ra, "u ^W^G- on^ 1 ^ Hiwft"«s l K a 

# MONEY! * TKOPHIES! * R»BONSt 

Second Annual 

BRIDGETON UONS CLUBS CHARITY 

•HORSE SHOW* 

•RaHMn4 ty Bridgetoo Riding mi Driving Club 

To B« Held at 

FAIR GROUNDS, FAYETTE ST. 

Bridg«ton, N. j. 

SATURDAY, MAY 11 

(1MB D*te, 3aturd«y, Mdy 18th) 

orsemanship C\asa*m 

Western Eveate ' 

Pony Cham 10 uhlîh OHM II18O a.m. 

HOWARD S. CAR1UB, Chairman of Entries 

tk. MAMRAY SCHOOL 

^MDING 

•t 12th StMdH.T«i Ave. 

»»i*Site*ft ? •••••' 

it^^fejfTSSfc*" 

' pi ?•*, 

•SSfan fc^ta. »« *. PWW #1 

Section & PeBdlM th, iutl 

Printing 

Office 

SvppUe* 

Lewis L Btmlt 

SWANBY HANKBS 

2 r«p 25c 

H.'"Z; 

L l^*.^ 1 ?

, *»• 

>P. 

- 4 

\ 

?HK 

m§ 

^ >plef Resort Athletes 

Own Problems Conquer Middle 

| best Javelin throw. 

The track team will be inactive 

I until next Wednesday when lt will 

I entertain pitman, one of the best 

I teams In South Jersey, on the lo- 

leal field 

A«MnA*«rt»HomeKeytoB*h.vicHir 

Sweep Dual Track 

inning* and 1 The other major factor Slickers, TakmNotm 

u time of year; la almost at hand 

•mart alecs from the cities invade 

n City with the idea that they can 

[away with infractions of the law and 

taste that they wouldn't dream of 

at home—just because this 

community. Regarding- us as 

", and convinced that they are con- 

r a favor upon us by coming to the 

they display ail utter disregard 

' ~' i ofwSauct. . 

V V> remind them that 

do without their pat- 

• behave themselves; 

__r._ a police department 

be IMT tough and a.police 

• dander is easily aroused and 

hesitate to lay on with a 

, _ whtn the offense eeems to 

tit 

, SnnuMra, 

[Pointer from the Ppmt 

before Ocean Cfty created its 

Center, it prided itself justly 

for having served 

noun of duty. * * * 

A charter was presented to the 

new local Civil Service Association 

Council, at ceremonies In city hall. 

_ younfstari happy and active along 

Much more can, and no doubt will, be 

.•i, however. Rev. A. Lynn Oongloff'i 

Immestion to the Kiwanis Club last week 

|th»t a Teen Town Council be organised. 

In that youth can solve its own problems 

Ithnufh a government of its own, seems 

Imctical in the light of the outstanding 

••pen achieved by the Teen Towners in 

ly» former home city, Paulsboro. 

I Despite all that Ocean City has done, 

•ft might profitably take a lesson from its 

•Nritaltaed, energetic neighbor across the 

Itay, Somers Point. 

I The Point's business men gave a ban- 

Imet last Thuisdny night to merrrben of 

I boys' and girls' athletic teams that the 

Iboiiness men foater. The heart-warming 

lifWr packed the Golf Club's dining room, 

land it left no doubt in the minds of the 

I badness men's young guests that the 

I hopes of the future are all in them, 

| The Point, sparked by Mayor Chap- 

Inum and Police Captain Bill Morrow, has 

lihrewdly divined that athletics are — or 

Isksald be — closest to the hearts of 

Ijoungute, and that they therefore can 

I bat be reached through that medium. 

I Hence, Somers Point has assumed an 

I enviable place in South Jersey's athletic 

Immanent. 

f Call for Cancer Fund 

It is not too late to contribute to the 

(illy important cancer fund. Ocean 

Rhys quota is $600, andj it will be shame- 

[Ntf we don't subscribe it fully. 

Cancer is an insidious enemy that can- 

be ignored—by any of BSt for no 

fly Is immune. It can tind doe» «trike 

•crimlnately, without warning, 

the cancer fund drive is designed to 

I (Kite a "war chest" with which to cure 

\*my already stricken, and to carry on 

ireh. Research already has saved 

of thousands of lives- some day 

M, 

• •. * 

Bobble Harbaugh won two first 

places and a second place in a kite 

flying contrst staged at the Re- 

creation Center. Oene Mills won 

second honors. • • * 

City public works men were Indig- 

nant after tomebody stole five of 

the 100 small willow trees just 

planted to help beautify the trash 

dump along Bay av. 

• * • 

Chris Delcorio, •upplee milk 

salesman, wen »210 In prlie money 

In a company contest for sales of 

special products. 

• # * 

Local high school students parti- 

cipated in a program at the Eastern 

Mimic Educators' Conference in At- 

lantic city. 

10 TEAKS AGO 

Mrs Rosalie T Howe was the 

speaker at a Mother's Day meeting 

of the W.O.T.U. at the home of 

Mrs, Leroy VanOllder. 

• • • 

The Commuters Olun wai happy 

over news that the railroad planned 

to install screens on coach win- 

daws, to keep out insects and dirt, 

• a * 

Women could buy new spring 

coats for SI3.M, silk hosiery for 74 

cents, rayon undies for II cents, at 

a sale at Blatts'. And men's white 

shirts were SB cents. 1 for $X 

mm* 

Harry I. Oorryell, retired Phila- 

delphia plumber, waa found dead in 

his summer home after having been 

overcome by gas while repairing a 

heattr. 

• • • 

Harry F, Btanton was re-appolnt- 

ed publicity director and John E, 

Boswell city solicitor, until the end 

of the year, 

ft VEABS AOO' 

ROPES MM WOK HOT 

(Cap* Kay BUr and Wan) 

A major advance In the long ef- 

fort of coutal areas to have the 

federal government share in the 

cost of beach protection was made 

recently when the Rivera and Har- 

bora Committee of the House of 

Representatives reported favorably 

on a bill providing that the gov- 

ernment shall pay one-third of 

the east of Congresslonally-approv- 

ed projects. 

While the bill must be passed by 

the House and the Senate and ap- 

proved by President Truman be- 

fore it becomes law, the recent ac- 

tion of the committee, which has 

liven the problem of beach erosion 

much study in recent months, holds 

forth real hope for favorable action. 

The important thing about H. B. 

2033 Is that it would establish the 

principle of federal responsibility 

for beach protection upon becoming 

law. That, In reality, U what New 

Jersey and other coastal areas have 

long sought, for it would pave the 

way for federal participation in 

the costs of protective works, 

Ahead lies the task of rounding 

up support for the bill to bring It 

before the Home and Senate and 

to push its passage through both 

Houses, 

mm in tHrtj itim 

> «oatf nuay 

There are those In Washington 

who contend that the Government 

does not have to balance its budget 

or eventually to broke—their ans- 

wer to "deficit spending". 

In other words, they claim that 

it's all right for the Oovemment 

to spend more money than it takes 

in. and to borrow the difference by 

Increasing the BUbiie debt. 

The public dent, they will tell 

you, is not a burden like a private 

deb^^'we owe this money to our- 

•elves," they assert, "and we ni 

need pay it back. It makes no 

ferenee how big the public debt 

the public debt? That does have 

to be paid every year, whether or 

not a single dollar of the debt it- 

self is ever repaid. 

This year the li 

the public debt will amount 

billion •— " — '•• 

will spend for all p ^ 

year. Its as much as (Bte.wtaflB 

government Bujet •jnouatod te In 

Spring comes the hard way to 

Manhattan. 

pushed — as what NTfawker 

isn't? — it arrives full-blooming. 

(In the farmlands and valleys of 

home it comes slowly, with the 

peeper-frogs piping and the faint 

blush of green on the hillsides.) 

Mr, John D. Rockefeller, our well- 

known oil man. hag hauled in S.OOO 

tulips and hyacinths and planted 

them blossoming around the wint- 

er's skating pond in his Center— 

(the Radio City of the hinterland) 

Mrs, M, O'Houlihan. wi|p of the 

prominent loth av. butcher in Hell's 

Kitchen, buys a red geranium from 

peddler and waters it 

her fir* escape. 

_ up from the sub- 

way through the sidewalk gratings. 

In the roaring tunnels below, the 

ear cards display bathing beauties 

and sun-tan lotions Instead of win- 

ter's cough remedies. 

Kids snoot marbles in the gut- 

ters; cats, lacking fences and al- 

Strolllng troubadours, serenade be- 

The Real Estate Board decided 

that all "for sale" signs of individ- 

ual agents would be removed from 

local property to Improve appear- 

ance of the resort. 

* ^ * * 

Qeorge Hegel, a resident of 

Houseboat Row Just beyond the Bth 

It. bridge, was killed when his car 

overturned, 

• * • 

John Castaldl was awarded a *2.- 

430 contract by the city to Install 

concrete sidewalks and curbs on 

Ocean av,, opposite the high school. 

« * « 

A charter was presented to tin 

local unit M the Patrolmen's Bene- 

volent Association. 

New incubator 

'Mother 1 Beats Hen 

Virtually eliminating any slip 

between the ovum and the pip, 

a gpectal electric thermostat 

which will maintain incubator 

temperature within one degree 

of a selected point run bean 

perfected by A Minneapolis 

manufacturer. 

Does much better than a hen. 

they sny. cutting mortality rate 

among baby chicks by afford- 

ing uniform temperature. 

r 

Spring In Manhattan. 

Your Oross.romds Correspondent. 

CARL HELM 

OF THtWtZK. I Forum and Agm* 'Era 

NOT EVERYONE WHO 

SOWS. BEATS 

(WiMwood Leader) 

These are the days of hopeful la- 

bor for amateur gardeners. Spurred 

on by visions of fresh vegetables 

from the bask yard many of UI 

have already planned what in war 

days we called victory gardens, In 

those days the feeling of patriotism 

urged us on. Today we are urged 

on by the knowledge that in other 

lands beyond the sea people an 

starving, and so if we can supply 

some foodstuff for ourselves we feel 

that we are doing a noble act in- 

deed. < 

But one should give this back 

yard gardening idea a second 

thought. Unless we know some- 

thing of gardening, unless ire arc 

certain by experience that the seed 

we sow will grew into something we 

can eat, perhaps we had better not 

waste the seed but send it to those 

countries where people are hungry 

enough to give their gardens the 

intelligent and Industrious atten- 

tion a garden requires. 

WHEN IS 'EVENTUAIXY*? 

(Cape May County Qasette) 

it has been only a few month* 

since state Highway Commissioner 

Spencer Miller, Jr., told the Cape 

May County Chamber of Commerce 

that work on the southern end of 

the new state-long parkway would 

start simultaneously with the op- 

erations on the northern end. 

On Monday, when Governor 

Walter m Edge signed the parkway 

bill, Commlitsloner mnw ,,ni 

quoted by the Associated Rest as 

saying that the route, starting at 

Route 6 In Clifton and extending 

south via Bloom field. East Orange. 

Cranford and WoodbrWge, "even- 

tually will be extended te Cape 

May, at the southern Up et the 

state," 

Probably everyone in Cape May 

County will be glad if, some year) 

the cornnuMioners decided to be 

more explicit. 

Ocean City Tm Tough! 

Now that 

come ott tU« 

(when John L. Lewi* 

City MtaMMlM tta* haw Kept aoing ana'dctfcw- 

Hm ftest-skai MMee far beyond the wIMaat pre- 

war .dream. Mil lie turned out to pasture. 

-IUe virility of the autOBBHto," aaya Keyatam 

Automobile Cluto, -oontinue* te amae and oonfoond 

the prophet, of dlsasttr wfto doWtetly warned that 

the graveyards would have the (mains of most of 

America'* car* 'ere the war bad Nn lta oowse." 

,The siub Mttla out that «inoe 1M1 there ha* 

been a loss of only 3,330,033 motor vahlolec from the 

Ameriaui highway* leaving mfim^M stin operating 

at the end of IMS. While glvlBf rationing mueta of 

the credit for ear conservation. It point* out that 

car owner* generally became more conscious of the 

need for proper servicing and ear* to make the old 

buggy last for the duration of the war and now. at 

course, the duration of m» reeOBteratan uncertainty. 

• • * 

Another fact no doubt is that ear owners have 

learned—to tjieir surprise, in many case*—bo* much 

wear was built 1MB their pre-war model*, from 

which they never would bavu toenefttted became 

they would have teen traded in long ago for some- 

thing ahinier with a. few new gadget*. 

. Many a ear owner today can apeak wkli real 

knowledge on such subjects as piston rings, brake 

linings, under-lnlUtion of tins and re-capping; toe- 

cause he baa teamed about them toy ergMteime 

Fellow* we know who formerly traded In their earn 

after 30 or 30 ttwisand mile* have had the motor* 

overhauled and trie can ottarwlsei refurblsiied, end 

they are «tlll clicking along at » thousand or more. 

Wonder U the car manufaettmn have taken Into 

ooDsMerMien, In their pimna (or enormous sales, the 

fast that many a driver nay not trade In so often, 

now that he hat found out how king hi* car will 

really last, 

PeHijlfe-—7*iWy»r# Curiou* 

One curious quint dlipteyed by the public as 

seen by the boys and girta of tbls nempaper. Is 

that lt dearly love* to [vocrutlnate about getting 

advertising or news to tte paper. ', 

A person will teletfiBne ue eacttedly on a Moo- 

day, ta say that be has snmrtMttg for that week's 

War 

tr 

haw 

corner*, to no 

guing with a h 

newspaper. To be 

our opposttkn nnt 1 

I like laat or fear 

centMUon * 

eminent 

J M 

Dividual* 

the aune 

. JeWL_ 

prove the ineaaan»«I] 

• » '• 

FOBACIwMf 

Wordy _.^, 

bute mneii to the ^ _ 

or to any people* *tpn| 

ledge, to fact, takn« »1 

opposition to another a 

aague *crn* wtthoot faff 

the haraogue and can M 

U. Debating a take " - 

wan helps it - ' 

Tn»i . 

so plainly] 

for two 4i 

and em. ride on 1 

and new* Is 

ooltmudats and radio i 

chronlole real hag 

•Gnat's the lateet I can get it in?" he so fre- 

quently aaka. ) 

"ROW soon wlU you have lt written?" we, in torn, 

ask. "Oh, It's written now!" 

"Well, then, why not give it to na now?" 

"I suppose I can; I never thought of that-" 

Bo then we get early copy out of Mm. But to 

many a case, people who have material for the 

paper on Monday wait until Wednesday, even Than- 

day, and are terribly turprtsed and hut when ne 

are unable to use M-, for the good reason tbat the 

paper ha» gone to press. 

The earlier we get it. the better We can treat 

It, Remember thatl — 

Smokers--They're Taboo 

o el has 

fF Dontr blame them. 

tonn an "—entlel pabUe i 

• • • 

FIND THE SOOTHS 

Of course there nract. 

publishers who are unpafe. 

writert who would atlran 

iution If they eonld, bo«T 

not the natkm's chief dan ' 

new* 1* really roMnad, 

done by those who J ' 

those who print an 

Let us know the truth I 

truth will make u* free; 

OUtk ' " 

Tlhafs the w»y it Is with the commissioner*' 

meeting room on the top floor of city hall. 

The rosm recently w thoroughly renovated 

with paint, vamieh sad Hand new carpet on the 

floor—wrttti rug cushions under K. If w» pleaae! 

Now Mayor Clyde W. Struble Is planning to in- 

TOk. the old standing rule awMhttlac iiSMdng in 

the rooB. Betfore the face-lifting project M launch- 

ed, the rule ins rarely enforced, even though "No 

BmoHnf" siens adorned the wmlls to silent mockny. 

But the mayor and other officials agree that 

ttey «oould take no chance* of having scan on the 

newly-yanushed floors, or holes In the new carpet. 

So the signs are going up afata-and tfals time 

they'll mean what they say. 

Such-^s-is progresal 

p^ss 

ta oatutai* at 

beoatue a lot of 

ested In what tbese men i—y 

say and do. If nUlngi fber 1 

or opinion* they 1 

people. If« their 1 

STARVE IT OUT 

—- Jo Serra's Low Down 

"He's tall and very handsome and 

very wonderful,"-Jj»na Turner, an- 

neuncing marriage proposal of ra- 

dio v,-p, 

"YOU can't go on being a fool 

forever," Barbara Rutton, Beny- 

ing she wlU marry again, 

• • • 

"It was a MM of love at fl»t 

sight," — Henry Ford, celebrating 

Mth wedding anniversary. 

"Oraameries simply cannot afford 

PLEASE NOTE — The hens 

fide name and address of the writ- 

er most be published with every 

letter that appears In this depart- 

ment Short letter* mmmrtillnr 

on any matter of local enrrent In- 

terest are always weloome.—Edi- 

tor. 

WAB MOTHER'S *»O¥1" 

GAVE HEM A BOOKS* 

• Editor Sentinel-Ledger =~ Just a. 

few lines to ask if you wU] put an- 

other little piece in the paper for 

WE'LL SAT IT FOR THEM 

(Cape May County Times) 

That the people of Strathmere 

and Sea Isle City, as well u all 

others, including many Ocean City 

residents, who use the Corson's In- 

let bridge, appreciate the efforts of 

the Freeholders to put it in shape 

for heavy vehicles before the start 

of the summer season, gees without 

saying. 

At present the maximum gross 

load of any vehicle using the bridge 

is limited to three tons. When 

strengthened, buses and trucks, 

which must now detour to the 

mainland, wlU be able to traverse 

the span. 

We know there are many folks 

In this section who would like to 

say "thank you" to the Freeholders 

for pushing thf project to its pres- 

ent stage. 

so we'll say It for them. 

You know, you dent find anybody much, who 

Is concerned or excited about Socialism. It Is seep- 

ing In at all the cracks taut nobody aterta himself. 

Talk to 'em about it and they will look out the 

window—or fiddle with the Hotter on their deak, 

and change the subject. But they will pound the 

table about England going Into coal mining and 

putting politics In as cashier of the banks. Also, 

about France and her Wong over the gas work*, 

and electricity. But they want stay awake If you 

tell 'em the VMJL Is headhV for the seme kind of 

mess , 

Susie and I, we just been on a little trip to 

the dty, I scurried around—-visited with a lota, peo- 

pie—and Uke It waa there In Bane Just before they 

finally burned down the town, everybody had a, 

pocket-full of dinero, and tbe fun was on—nobody 

gave a hoot beyond "what te the next dance." 

And from our trip I deduct that there is natftf 

weather ahead of us—for Ms; and little—if we dost 

get over the notion Mat •octallsm Is wmettilng for 

K ouwr guy to stew aSwrt-not us. It win not be 

just the big people who will be earned •round by 

an over-stoe and saftMM iort^nar fm the little 

ill b AM th 

tne 

live 

Just the same, poisoned news' 

converts. And so long as 

power wish to gain more pownM 

campaign for collectivism nfl 

carried on. 

At Its souree Is the best 

quiet the voice of socialist 

Man. Men who hanker to 

schools, control hospitals, 

duction and eternally fix 

ought to be put where their 

Word and deed does not mass 

—out of power. There Is a 

Stop the flow of revenue 

Treasury into the bands of 

appointed "rulers". That will 

Immediately and effectively to 

the problem of ooUecUvlst 

ganda. 

With tli#i Prwu Warn' 

7r 

ship. 

beys In Camden and one WAC. 

boys in Mlllvllle and one) nurse. 

In Pleasantvllle and one at Cape 

May Court Rouse, and the rest of 

them were from here, except my 

nephew from New York. I sent him 

boxes, and they had SO officers, and 

I sent them 100 cigars. 

I had 306 altogether, including 

- nurses and v WACs snd one WAVE. 

You all know her. Miss Jeanne 

Stiles, who was a reporter for your 

paper. The last I heard of her was 

when she was leaving for overseas 

and she sent me a card. 

So you see I received Bowers from 

Philadelphia and Camden and Mlll- 

ville as well as Ocean. City boy*. 

Please tell the boys to excuse me 

for not saying what the present 

wan. It waa a platform rocker and 

was beautiful, covered with brocad- 

ed satin. They knew lt would be a 

great comfort to me as I am always 

111. So If you wUl tell the boys! am 

lorry I forgot to say what the pres- 

ent was, I will be very grateful. 

MRS. EDWARD LEES. 

915 Asbury av. 

Who Pays,For What? 

WASHINGTON — To* ex- 

tent of the OPA praftanda 

far by tj. B. 

an overse d aftMM io 

people. It will be AM. the wople, 

What thto eoun^ needs is a new Paul Revere. 

And ridUi' wltti MM, he should have » pulchritod- 

inous. inig:jattun* Hr-lty. That would alert »»- 

100 per cent, 

Tow» wltt tte tow JO 

Science 

we heaToTth. larg. , 

•>«nalfD-|peM 

taxpayer*-

HYPER HUMUS is not • fertiliter. It 

_ ta • foU conditioner. Then U IHUe to 

M gained by jpuUifig fertilisers on soils 

tor in organic content or (hose whose 

•tysfcpl qualities an Ml- favorable to 

m»t growth. HypEBHUMUS does 

twp tfaif?£B—ft adds the necessary ornie 

Material to your soil and, creates 

(madtstt condition of physical tit. 

« that Is ideal for plant growth. 

C. H, Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

_l»Wl mi Wm An. Phone 0150 

PABNfTlMC 

TROUBLES! 

Phone 0140 

g^ , ^ IMMEDIATE SERVICE 

."«,,•••*f '** *WP "MM. - JJO JOB TOO LA«OB 

!W|I«UJISTAFSOII 

MOM'S 

fimm 

-CMnptafa ttamaee - ' J - 

(ff 

014 joB of Iiome.m8Idiie_ 

wlA no overtime p^ 

p 

^ " e b0th done "° 

fimtmty lend, , hapd 

p rought her a dozen 

the cost of a candy'bar. 

. And electric .cr. 

and 

njffl^ iw>m_ j|nj good ' 

FAtt T 

urum The urns F1UZE teams LIST f 

to Mart did The not three disturb teuna U» fr 

(or thf ApMrinut Boiling CCn. 

ment at Buffalo. N • 

301. 

M ' 

Top perTammnce in"** Women's 

League wu turned In by Connie 

D'f i-nerio, with names of 1M and 

dtyfrsl others also were in good 

' Including Martha Brlngrmrt 

and ; 

i in a pane. «= The * He resorc rôrt teams tMau made rn.de the «he trip I JT« toum J^'«W. WUdwood 

_ on on the topic by automobile and made It a vaca- I week. 

Offenders," The confer. Upit 6y jidj trios to *»'-• - 1 " ' * 

the winners 

team* to try it afain • - _ . 

las. couBTNi* HIM «s Cape Golf Course 

•CORD FOB m n enjoiJiT '" * 

Mrs, Pej Courtney 

Ang 

Peg 

-^—.....„, team and the AH and I 

Csurtney, whe wen the firstj 

* * * 

PLA1XANOERH Bf ROIL-OFF 

FOR SOUTH JBRSIV TITLE 

The Playiand men's team won the 

second half of the South Jersey 

League and is now slated to play 

CALISE (.BADBR IN 

SEASHORE LEAGUE PLA¥ 

Leon Online chalked up the Best 

fame of J4J in Seashore League 

eompeUtlOB, Friday night, m Roy 

Mengel grabbed second laurels with 

a SIS. Other top men were Frank 

Freestone with III, Walt Dittrlch 

ail, Riiss-Jtertln Mi, tmt Oelier 

Ma ana mi, and Harold Bavis m 

J. and J. Liquor took three points 

ftran TUll»'s to stay In first place 

Barretti, Palmers, Doctors and Water 

Beryiee were other winners of 

the week, 

• • * 

THOMPSONS WIN SECOND 

HALF OITV tOOP TITLB . 

The Thompson Ingurors, by winning 

three points in their postpondd 

match this we*k, made sure of first 

place in the second half of the Oity 

Uague, which has only one more 

night to roll. 

Four teams postponpd their 

mMehea Monday night, leaving only 

ilx Mams in action, in these, all 

were won 6y ihut-out scores of 4-fl" 

Boyal beat Niekles, 8w»ynes beat 

M.A. and Mengel* beat Shore Past 

Lint, 

Oorflon puckworth scoref this 

tsm single of 211, and Mickey Ang 

and Jack Oensemer were runners. 

up with m each, Abe Kate Walt 

•rown and Moyd Southard all had 

MULFORD A GRAHAM 

Take to Boati 

To Do Shopping 

l d Bdge 

amma Residents 

and many and pertons would not 

risk it toy boat. 

Boy Ridea Fender; 

Seriously Injured 

Robert Reichard, 14, of Stone 

Harbor, was seriously injured when 

the automobile on which he was 

riding u fender was overturned at 

tor skidding Into a center Island on 

Jnd iv., that resort, 

Robert was trying to "doctor" the 

motor of the car while his older 

brother, Thomas, 18, was driving. 

When the machine overturned, he 

their isolation y/m the result of was pinned beneath it, suffering 

the county's eloging of the Riofractured 

skull, fractured collar 

Orfiide BV, bridge to repair flam- Bono, broken jaw and several brok 

net- to the o|>erating nieehanlim, en ribs. 

caused by an overloaded truck. His condition was described as 

Those residing west of the bridge fair at the Sun Hospital, Bet Isle 

Olty. 

'ears. 

The robidents affected filed a pro 

test with tlie freeholders, who m 

turn asked the Coast Ouard to use 

Us boats in a three-day ferry 

PAINTING CONTRACTORS 

""IITIM" 

s SK>!i"LJi"t*».«' 

Mlllvllle for the season championship 

e...|j, The *uc e-iayisnaers Playland«rs had finished 

2 

second to the Miim MUI«rs In i« «.- the first *>» BMi.J-i-L- ^. 

Sinks HI taUMIs, Wall and %M CaUneu, ABfonatie Water 

II«i.t«, Buu-Katel Tito, OU Burners, iiutallaMoh AnMtcd, 

n«e EstbMiM, buy IMrnwnls. Write or Call— 

MR. THEO V. TOWNSIND 

Phong Phila. Steyeniton 1155 - Ocean City gl47 

AUTO #» qru " 

BRIOaes D Tickets '1 

Wtim*":.' * ' 

County Nat Debt, $628,000 

Total iiet debt of the county government 

on December 31 was $839,- 

000, according to the revised annual 

debt statement. 

Save 

with 

Safety 

Invwt fl to 

Ocean City Hoa* 

ivings and Loan 

SI I . 8th Street 

USE THE OLASIiriBD ADS u8E 

SUMMER 

TOP S^TI SOIL 11 Electricians fgS 

SAND GRAVEL 

LANDSCAPING 

W, A, COLLINS 

Ph. (yomfrs Paint 471 

or Write FvlUe RPD No, 3 

STANDARD 

ELECTRIC CO. 

Electrical Contractors 

R. M, PEBKS, JR. 

300 Weiley Ave, 

Ph, I181.W 

KEYS 

MADB 

ALL TfrU 

Tools Sharpened 

WE ABE TAKING 

ORDEEg for EVINRUDES 

LEMONT'S 

BAT AVB, 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

FOB QUICK RESULTS 

Trucking 

Ferguson 

EXPRESS 

9th St. and Simpson Av. 

Trirphnnt Ocun City (MM 

Daily Trips 

Phila. and Suburbs 

t.r.ltn. Ph. mil.: Mtrkll (US 

:>ii (i( «nd DciiTcr In (Km City 

and Fhll.dflphi. 

"TRUCKING 

N, Pessolano 

TOP soil . QRAVEL I 

and GRADING { 

K1S West Ave, 

{ 

ph, IJOJ i 

Genera! Hauling 

Dump Truck 

NICK nORENTINO 

Ml WEST AVE 

_ 8enJ P«i««rt—We'll Can 

USE Tilt CLASSIFIED ADS 


JOSEPH COHN 

WILSON'S 

SIGNS 

NEON 

SIGNS and LIGHTING 

m N. Main Street 

i'bBBBntvrile, N, j. 

For SHOP, STOJli! 

INSTALLATION 

REPAIRING 

sms 

Wm. S. Anderson 

m Johnson, Jr. & Co.] 

1110 Simpson Avenue 

REGISTERED 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

INSTALLATIONS 

SERVICE REPAIRS 

Jacob C. SCHUFF 

Electrical Contractor 

R. Smith, Inc. 

1048 A.bury Ave. 

Cement - Tile-Marble 

jolin Pplto& Co-, Ine, 

G«nâl Cootradm* . 

126Q Asbury Ave. 

Phonp 0988 

Swvw 

LOTS 

WM. R, 

Etejtrical 

Contractor 

EDW. S. CO 

EJectricaJ 

. ,* * 

Young Athletes How 

irned' Boxing Game the Hard Way 

AINTING 

COTTAGE WORK 

EXPERIENCE — LARGE STAFF OF MECHANICS 

TAKING ESTIMATES FOR SPRING WOBK 

THE ENGLISH CO. 

Painters 

(W. 9th Street 

ReildenM 

OfffeT Phone 1051 

F**Ula 1HT 

EVERYTHING FOB THE MAINTENANCE 

AND REPAIB OF A EUILDINO 

ITOS and ASPHALT ROOFING 

[Mule Asbestos Side wall Shingles 

IM- 

Walter V. Hess 

lIMar IW4.M Slmpun Are. Ph. t»M 

DMM 

Baud 

WaU Baud 

the Leach Trophy to the Oerety's 

Market team, which won the county 

championship and the Senior 

Oity championship, 

A plaque was presented to Joseph 

Oerety, sponsor of the team. 

Tiny gold basketballs were presented 

to all of the younf athletes, 

and numerous other gifts were 

passed out,by captain Morrow, all 

made possible by the business men, 

Following this ceremony, the diners 

saw a baseball movie. 

Members of the various teams 

who were guests at the dinner are: 

SMITH I.l'MDF.K i;IH!.S (wnn «»[ 

on.I luir t,,iiiily ciijiii|iiuii»hi(i) I,,i- 

IH-Ilr Slmifffr, in|ili,iii] Viulit Murr'.w- 

Ailrll Miry Nf», Miiriun lUrlnr! (Mtir 

grille ,^*hinidt, i#>>i>* 

Slnilh. l.ui.-lra I*,*, l^relei Puit()1KTS (WIUI tYif Jiininr 

i'iiv ehiimjtinniihiiij -Allan Hifti, capt;Mii; 

j'i.Iiick Hii(fin>, Fluy.t anrk, Buhtrl 

Jiilinn. Iliimis. Fiinl." jaekip WIII.I.T. 

Allwrl Wrlghl anil H.iskell , 

IWMI H,,l,,,i McIJn*(.(l, cii|ib.jni Rich 

r 

THE OCEAN CITY 3ENTT1NEL-LEDGER 

WBni 'Vou don't own 

^ then wed go into 

j. try. 'TIBl'l my 

!i «fcL 'I * o1 " " |ht 1 - 

* ' the 110 bill Into 

ya, jot this,' I 

her eyes right 

do you 

ftove is boning. A box 

,"," clean II fr. I have 

I dfarettes '- life. 

»ret 

uiyttiing itrongor 

get to the top in 

_„„: a mrin must take 

£ si his boay ' 

, MILLION FiailTINO 

that lie earned 

, TiH'ii lie added 

Illld a "so.fiillrd friend", 

I him to diihbii- In real 

lenny Leonnfd, the 

"Benny r liad i'WJr never Jind 

ttuBta up in a fjjrnt. I 

Its muss it. In the early 

1 

ay's hair not only was 

he was cut under both 

big break came in the 

I when I B ot I figured that if f had a good job 

it would take me 14 years to earn 

that much. Boxing isn't a bad 

business. Every boy should take it 

up, I regard it as the greatest 

sport. During the war the govern> 

nient sponsored boxing in all the 

camps. I figure that it boxing Is 

good enough for the government, 

it Is good enough for .you and me," 

FOUGHT I« TIMES 

Tendier added, reminiscing again 

that "in my first fight, I had" my 

opponent covered with blood in the 

second round—my blood I" He ad. 

ded that he had fought 167 tlmeii 

and lost few of his fights. He fought 

a half dozen champions, but deciared 

that "Benny Leonard was 

the greatest fighter or all time." 

Senator Parley told the young 

sters that athletics give Ihmj 

something they cannot get In school, 

"Vou get something from athleties 

that you will treasure m 

adults," he said, "You will win 

cherished friendships that you will 

never forget, and respect for the 

other fellow. 

"There M ehlldnn In the 

world today who have never had 

an opportunity to choose their 

OIJJI spwta, to elect Ihelr own 

(jiptnlm. They have srown up 

under > regime of Nmtisui. They 

were tauKht how to Ull ud to 

die. We grow up to rei^Mt the 

oiher fellow's freedom of thauKM, 

of rellrloii and of uaenbly. 

» Bood 

__y'i jaw. The champ hit 

j but climbed to his feet 

S count of 10, 

m mure surprised 

inlibed me In a 

_ hUted, 'now, kid, 

JfelUn« loo fresh and 

[U knock you out in the 

j of stieking to boxing I 

Wtilh him and the round 

I over. Tile rest between 

i gave him a chance to 

and I never did get 

Filth opportunity," 

Hid that in 1D33 hg 

I|UI,MO, 'I |!Ot $110,000 

, work,' lie eoiiLinued. 

1 cfflicli, who called •itentton to the 

lact that most lermani believed in 

getting exercise. 

"In this country," he continued, 

"you go to the Yankee stadium and 

see 1S.000 to 80,000 people watching 

IB other people get exercise. In 

aermBny, all engaged in competitive 

sports; but they did not have 

the psychology of sportsmanship 

that we have. 

"It is not so important that one 

person becomes a star athlete as 

long as we have people who can 

attain to sports. We have hundreds 

of thousands 01 boys and girls 

interested in sports, because they 

Need a Nmw 

hope that some day they can attain 

ROOF 

the heights of sportsdom, 

"If we had a world of lood 

sportsmen, there would be no necesslty 

for Security Councils. You 

all have a part in keeping America 

clean," 

PRAISE CAPTAIN MORROW 

All the speakers paid tribute to 

or JuBt a Repair Job? 

Captain Morrow, organiser of many 

activities for the local boys and bl either cue—call Independent. We've the ex- 

girls. Mayor chapman declared perience, the men, the material* and the equip- 

that Chief Morrow was the spark 

ihat welded the community behind ment to five you a perfect job on any type roof, 

ts boys and girls. 

We've been roofer* for many yean and expect to 

To the delight of the youngsters, 

Oaplain Morrow had to take his be for many more. That's why an Independent 

share of ribbing, along with his guarantee means something, nek a reliable, fin. 

honors. Col. Hoffman, who is no 

ightweigMj suggested that a corset ancially sound firm to re-roof for you. Call 

would mate an acceptable .gift for 

' nTBB'tMit Bailee officer. 

GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS 

He said that the present organi- The affair wuâttended by many 

zation of city and county leagues veterans, fornier Members of the 

SHEET METAL WORK 

was born of the depression, Boys' Club. 

"You, and you alone." he con. GIVEN ISO BOND ' 

tlnued. 'are the future of the world Mrs, Charles Smith, on behalf Independent Roofing Co. 

As long as you play the game hon. of the Boys' anl Qlrls' Olubs, pre- USERS OF CEBTAIN-TEED BOOFINO PRODUCTS 

•Btly. fairly and squarely, the fusented Captain Morrow with a $50 

ll ri' of the world will be safe," U, B, Savings Bond, 

J 8, Ftemln, An, fM . 8th Street ' 

Senator Parley praised Mayor Two tropmes, named for two of 

Chapman and Captain Morrow, 

Ph, 4 1952 Atlantic CIV O«U City Ph. 0160 

Somers Point's Gold Blar war her- 

both of whom he said were entitled oes, Rex Parley and^ Delmar Leach, rnm Eatlmatm Fnrnblusd — Na Dawn Ptyrofnt 

to public commendation, for the were presented by Raymond Smith 

tremendous contribution they have —the Farley trophy to the White 

made to the betterment of Somers Point team that won the Junior 

Point and New Jersey," 

City League Championship, and 

ALL GERMANS EXERCISED 

Col, Hoffman, Introduced by Sen= 

ator Parley, declared that although 

wrong, the pre-war Germans prae 

•iced one creed from which this 

iountry could profit. He quoted 

LawsOli Robertson, famous track 

ffu: Hull* Paul K,. 

imtritt, Hjunurl Miljitweii, ErDrst Mah 

ju^-jih Avis, y,,!i?t.i! Myt'rs, jijfcriiii V>1 

Wiir.iini M,irf>.», Jr., _l'alvill llifkma 

TitwHBend Oliver, James Sullivan at 

liimahl hViiskc, ti^vr^ Cpreiy, enath 

Jeiepll {Jefgtjr, amiaiiiiii cuai'h, 

8! 11IIN1) TRAM. rolNTV CHAM! 

lliNH (W.in M'luiuiid S.nilh ierny Tuli 

uii!i!cnts=Hayfi!((fi(i Mniith. eaiMaint liar 

ry Scnll. I'liijil t'lark, William Mini 

efief, Tlismas Ford, , Bert Avis, Alii 

Ilird and HuhcM ji.liiis. Williani Ml 

mi*, jr., manager? .Samuel Mcllim/uil 

, FOR QUICK RESULTS 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ASS 

We re working toward 

better service for all! 

WhtNfM Jon go In New Jtnty, you'tn apt to ica 

Mephans ma at work. Some we lajlag 

cable and running IlnM, Olhen are 

It's all nan of an immnJIatt con- 

•tructlon program la provide aanlae u 

qHleUy aa poulble for ihoae lUII waiting 

# # • pad to Improve aenrlee for pr^HBi 

mbaeriben. It'i the beglnnliigi too. 

Of a ftongarhlrig enlargement program 

which will teqnlie flre jean and 150 

* ni» f tatpMtelpnMcBlBlUiluk, 

bcaa^M II mini be oanted an 

while m*n "haadHin • |nat 

BTtrfo.J of rmUm. But w«'rs 

naUas be«dw»j—«»d n*N 

•ppveetaUn of yoor pallnM 

ENQINEERING New Jenwj BeU . 

Telephone Company 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

Hoofing Sheet Metal Work 

Asbestos and Brick Siding 

Robert L. Sampson 

215 . 5th St. 

Air Conditioning 

WITH 

SMiiglM 

Edmund C, Wisham 

24AtburyAvc. Ph. 1237 

Êf *•••!•• •iiiiil 

T FLOOR 

SANDING 

H. R. BRECKLEY 

{IS Central An, Ph. 19S5-W 

Floor Sanding 

Edward T. Hmada 

Phone 1048 

Roofing 

METAL WORK 

GCTTKBS - 8PODTTNG 


CRAIG and WALTER 

Ph. 0910 9th & Haven 

Class 

FUtt • Winds* 

GLASS 

Wumitam, AIM, Mttnn 

S. ROSENBERG 

Phone AtluUt City 4.11M 

MM Ait-Mo i n AUnnUc Cltj 

FOB QUICK BESULT8 


COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

HARDWOOD 

Ml other flMn initalled 

LINOLEUM 

Bald ud Intattod 

FLOOR SANDING 

ASPHALT TILE 

RUSSELL SUHON 

OWMHf to Wilkr HMII8M) 

939 Arfniry Avenue Telephone 0298 

LOUIS J. KOERNER 

uiewje 

w> FLOOR SAHDIHQ -m 

xamiMuia 

I 1026 ASBURY AVE. 

For Quick Resnhs — Try t Otttified Ad 

Builder* 

At Your Service with 40 Yearm 

Experience in SeaBhorm Building 

JOBBING RE-ROOFING 

REMODELING 

EAGLE INSULATION 

(M Month. T. rt|) 

TERMITES 

BRYANT ALL-SEASON WINDOWS 

For Year •Bound Comfort—»« MOBUW to r»j 

—If Van Ptan To Mid. We On Itelp YM— 

JOHN E. TROUT 

REQISTEKKD BD1UMB 

1053 Asbury Avenue Phone 1200 

Buildera Builderm 

SIDEWALL SHINGUINI 

RE-ROOFING PAINTING 

REMODELING 

DISTBUHJTOB FOR 

"SNEDAKER" COMBINATION 

Screen & Storm Windows 

• MAIL COUPON FOB mn ESTIMATE TIME FATMKNTS | 

! GEORGE SEDDON ^ \ 

, 55 SuDMt Place Phone 2148R 

I Without Obligation, pleue icnd eatlnutor to: I 

Builders 

j Cameron Bros, Co. I 

| Builders, Jobberm 

1 j and Roof era 

1 m IITHH pi, *k. «n 1 

CARPEN^ 

JOBBINO ALTEBATION8 

PABfTTOG 

Robert Clayville 

ISM WIST AVE. 

S. L. SMITH 

Registered Builder 

JOBBING - ROOFING 

HM glmpMB An. Ph. 15M-W 

CARPENTER 

WANTED 

JOHN E, TROUT 

MM ASBUKIT AVB, 

POTTS' BROS. 

BagMoad 

Builders 

1040 Aabury Ave. 

Phone 0061-W 

Septic Tanks 

SEPTIC TANKS 

and CESSPOOLS 

BUILT or REPAIRED 

* Vun> EIB.H.OC. !• OcMS 

City lad VIilallT 

LEONARD WIGGINS 

IN Wtil Amu 

Carpenter 

Repairs 

Builders 

H. C. Pontiere 

BUILDER 

MS Aabury Aft, 

Jobbing 

Alterations and 


Albert S. Cambum 

4M Asborr An, Phone ttfl 

F. C. Slacum 

BUILDER 

8812 Asbnry Ave, 

GEORGE F. SHIRE 

Plastering . Cement Work 

Painting - Jobbing 

Ml THIRD BTBKBT 

FOB QIIKK BESTJI,Tg 

USE THE CtASSIFIED ADS 

Brickwork 

' m ••••••• •••••••?•••••• V 

BRICKLAYER 

GALANTE&GABAGE 

US ABBDKT AVE. 

Pfc. US44I . 

Painting Roofing 

Repairs 

WILLIAM LAUER. JR. 

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE and REPAIRS 

925 Aabntry ATMMM 

Plumbing-Heating 

HARRY DOB 

^•W M. M 

WnMF.SMMt 

11 

•tw ammo*.*.* 

Plumbing - 

OIL mn 

HANS BURKHAROT 

am 

FredH.Manley 

Plumbing - Heating 

Robert M, kfoiford 

PLUMBING . BEATING 

in womm amm en mmm 

I' OM AmiAMcwa 

I OA» MMMTtMO 

——• - M Ymp r ~ * 

J. G. SLIMMER 

nuHsf * Hnb 

Plumbing Bwti«g 

OU BottMTB 

WUUan a Towmead 

Phono 0357 J 

Lnui Taccarino 

PLUMBING «nd 

HEATING 

Hi WE1T AVI., OCEAH 

Painterm 

•tat tan 

C L. BRECKLEY, Inc. 

HaUM and SfB 

PAINTING 

fjm Amu? An, n. 

PAINTING 

FRIES A PANGBURN 

111 . 8th STREET 

UI7 ' 

RITTERHOFF A GOFF 

Ml - 11*4 BTRMt* 

m

f. 

ana'open the raUy, 

Queries of the Week 

M, H. McCloskey (Resort Wonian'f 

Pa$*e$at$6 Brother Diea 

WW.. 

Resident 

who had been 

eonhw only a few yean 

Ha. 

u, four dauthten. M 

and former 

"•PUSH miss was sun 

• Chun*. Lansdowne. 

y unfort- 

"«* ttOBghtfill 

a*ainst unn«ces- 

«Jie sudden 

Hotel Strand 

8th and Wesley Av. 

i oetitit on 

itM fhtMh la the main auditorium, 

M M

u_-»- 5j, ji. 1 -- - • 

je%: -8£z= 

.•;•. ; VT. j

• • > • > 

,-f ':>•«. 

1 •*"&V5S& f ••*£«*?* 

\K-taK3Sfc 

Han 47 

•*:*««i- 

»'•* Sw;«.' 

tits 

i«t mr, iNIUi time to do It I 

"There It not the sUgntaat me of i 

-to IM report, the anronHttee sugr 

that the rebuilding of the I 

bUlty In United 

and In ld 

»- mm eUgiMe fo 

^j r t ^bgrt j Lackey of the lo- partpient, two _ bedrootns, ^ ^ 

flre second n»r, Apply 1103 Wesley 

av,, second floor M 

SALE — Electric Renalr vacuum 

cleaner for sale reasonable. Practically 

new. JlMWlslW av, B-10 

SALE—B h,pT steam boiler; 100-lb 

pressure, like new. Dorralne 

Oleanerg. «M AsBury av, S-IO 

WANTED = cook, woman, for 

breakfant and light dinners in 

mall coffee stoop: preferably one 

who has had some experience In 

short order work,* The Georgian. 

1120 Central av, ^10 

RENT—3 Bedroom house, lun parch, 

living room, dining room, kitchen, 

all conveniences, including electric 

range, lawn and shade trees. Fhone 

Bomera point §91 after 3 p.m. 5-10 

CARD OF THANKS 

I WISH to thank the many friends 

who sent cards and other expresi 

f h di t t 

mattress. SIB, 1432 Ocean 

condltApn. »2B. Pnone aiBa. S-IO_ 

BALE—Electric washer, perfect emditlon. 

824 Wesley av. ^B-10 

RHfT-^we bedroom, ocean~Irant 

SALE—Replace that battery today 

Bfly twO^s^ B^ÂgE* ^^fely HIP 

RgNTt-Otoond floor apartment, 8 

roans, ocean front, screened porch 

front and back, awnings, electric 

fontMirly vrith 

J, E, CALDWELL & COMPANY 

" • \ ' " " 

Court House 

Legion Officer* to 

be Nominated 

The election was origlruUly scheduled 

for May 1, but was postponed 

to obtain more representative attendance. 

Fugitive from Atlantic 

A fugitive from Atlantic City 

tee was taken Into' custody « 

, Atlantic City, 

Om ill* 

| no "^ " picked Drfecoli 

HI te eanducted in iiniorln* in* 

ult sad battery. He 

s of 658 Haven av,. 

Complying with Office of Defense 

Transportation Order Limiting 

Steam Passenger Trains . . . 

THE FOLLOWING 

TRAINS Aim 

SUSPENDED 

until further notice 

' On MAY 10th, 1946 

Leaving Ocean City: 

TO Broad BC Ha. 1 M, 

All Times Standard 

(Similar unspew* •» Wrvtoe aoptka in appoatte dlrecUen) 

TK: ikMM *W HIM nyrlnted; «e WiM Oat 1 

Miiii Uito advartMnent far the AtmUsn of the eMernp 

PENNSYLVANIA - READING 

SEASHORE LINES 

•IWttMtt*. 

-ffair of haaiiMtlaf m r*wilf*t# 

state senat 

committee 

"Her*** my 

Was there any iabar 

Was there any Mtfft 

Wn there any % 

Wn there any Y 

Ww there any 1 

Was there any Iaratt*** 

WM there any d*fl Mr 

here? No! ' 

WN there troly Hmto 

No! WM thin trnly state cotnrty 

WM there truly Mil* coMMitti* - 

to! tai't this good nam to j^v» MM " 

J#. 

Any MM ta Nnr Immf MM M 

Handpickcd to this nn-AMrkM 

dldate has m BIG OBSTACLE to d 

of Rcpubticaii voUre, wfco are ml 

Cri, HMOM O, Hoffwra. ^^ 

Blow bogle, blow—wt far UM *mik tg 

for the PMB «nd pMwM prtMMM ttW 

In Jut power from (IN tWaWBt of th# ' 

Ordered and Paid For by a°tlm*n Gtumlmi njinnlltlli, ; 

»*•! 

READ 

Hardware and Paint C^ 

Opposite City Hall 

M.E.BLATTCO. 

CLEARANCE 

Coats, Suits, Dresses, Sun Suite 

for Kiddies, Girls and Teens 

ALL SALES FINAL 

Tams* Suite, sizes 10 to 16 and 9 to!), formerly 

priced at $29.98, 

Reduced to $15.00 and $20.00 

DMNM far the TeeM, van 10 to 16 and 9 to 15, 

formerly priced to $12,98 

Reduced to «4M and 97.00 

Girls* Drassw, «izc« 7 to 14, fmneriy 

priced to $8.98, 

Party Drewe. for the Teem, ate* 10 to 16. 

Reduced to $10.00 

TorUkra' Spring CoaU, for hm uid jfafa,. 

•ISM I to 4, fomefly piked •» $6.98. 

ReducedtoMJS 

«S-. ; formerly prio»d *1 -98; • -,• :;> ,^^.' • 

-tf I--!- 

NO EXCHANGES OR RCTURNI 

ToddUr.* and Kiddie.' Sun S«ri*». A conyArt 

tioti Biid a great opportunity to t^t^ 

your summer need*. Sizes I to . 

Formerly $3.9«, rwluoed to »14« 

Formerly $2JE9, reduced to $lJlt; : - 

^ Fom^rly $1-49, reduced to $14» 

Cotdutoy 

'''fcîi^wW'SMi

, i 

• •••. '*^t-'«-ftf»^'—."v 

i'i* 

1W/ 

'^f- 

mm 

^^.'^MjMiaV, 

' 4 » 

•"••••- :"-.,-iJ,-'- i "j> '«W 

-^J,^f l '.C, i i.'^-* ; 

tsi!;«-i;si 

MM ami 

USOM.y 

June 1 

„•*•»• the Cape 

Q* military perijaseate. 

fig. 

# MM 

IMS Wast 

ABM haaataafM^^lSil^Mrt h • 

IS itfHJtiTaltawBtt^ Mtoai jS **j 

"ran wffl wun the OX »40 to 

It is Manned to MWktw« fettles 

simultaneoualy under rtfe •MM 

contract Me first tw? wffi"to 

««W 

k of Swett P«a. Soin, Lily of tlu 

Valley, Corn Flowers, Carnations, 

Potted Plant*... 

Geraniums..., 

Red Begonias ,,, 

Hydrangea*,,. 

Gift* Thai Grow . . , 

Pottery Gifts , . , 

CORSAOES. Bmrofa, BaiMa 

alirCK 

~ J lawman, af- 

iese City-OwiMkJ 

To Be Sold At Auctioi 

2 P.M. Wednesday, May 22,19 

At City Hall, Ocean City, 

PAKCEI.NO.* 

^1eAlO,Jfe 

Minimum BM $400.00 

PARCEL NO 4 _ 

Lot 2S, Block 13, North P 

M.nimum Bid $200.00 

a «f WM Av 

MM, d» M> « 

PARCEL NO, U— 

" FAKCB. NO. M - • 

l-l 37. Block 13, North Point Swtio 

Minimum Bid $200.00 

n— Lot 623, Block 2702, SecUon F 

MnMdM Mi north 

tot • th 

Mmmuffl Bid ttSO.OO 

PABCBi NO. • — 

depth * iul 

L 3 « 

T M " 

«,loAlM,S«rioaB- 


M«W MUh saner of HIM Slntt and kan Ateane, 

Lol241,Block 108, S«tion A— 

Mfatou Bid $280 

PARCEL NO. » ~ 

PABCEI. NO, • — 

PARCEL NO. 1« _ 

E NO. 1« _ PABCKL NO. M — 

Uu iteerlng 

ttoi Ata 

Mlhw 

tton «D point 

ft, thsfutm* of U» Junior 

PABITDATB 

"How SMI I Wear 

M»H«ir?" 

TSaf. not • quetUon Ju»t thrown, 

Into jpscc when you aat It of Us! 

Well Mow you how, and atyleyour 

hah- ID the noM beconlng fashion. 

SMy on u« too for hair oarc ttat 

wBI keep your treaHB h(«tthy and 

to*. 

BKAimr SHOP 

1028 Anbury Avenue 

Phone 0719 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SAMIfk^ - 1 * 

SpeclallUnf tn fnwM Wavea and 

ADB«utyAlda 

... Clubs.. .Lodges 

Fonnw R»«>rt Girl « €««,„,. II.I-* 

tobe Marriad SW^Bt BnCi 

—— to be May Bride 

~,j JEAN ELAINE BARBOUR 

m I m. and Mn. todr^ Barhour. of 

« AJben A, 

3 

%S^» «tended Ocean CMy 

MHOl four or five yean a«. 

FEATHER BOM — MACHINRLBS8 WAVES 

L2 

LoU229,230, 232, 233, 234, 235A. 235B, 236B. Lot 560, BJotk 2803, Section F— 

237, 238, 239, »nd 240, Block 410, and Minimum IW »28o!o0 DOTS BEAUTY SALON 

• M at uri 

FABCIX No, 11 _ Ut 5»6, 

Minimum Bid $450 w * MM ir>M,t 

Wttk ABIOCK AND SAVB M ONET-ÔPEN tiM tin * PABOaX Ntt U ~ 

Lou 454 «nd pm ofloti 4S2 *nd 460, Block 108, 

Socnon A—— '" 

Minimum Bid $600.00 "' 

mm 

:•.••'•..• ! : > . ' . , . . : • . : ' . - ^ " • - . ' • • • — : " • 

PARCBL RBL NO, It — 

Lt Lot 8, 8 Hadt Hd HOB, UOm B.y Front- 

Minimum Bid $1,000.00 

Locutt* •no«1Jkwa«t • M c W aty A m b t i 

« & a pS, 

** •«*•—•* : 

•r Oeatml iMw 

•;»:•##«• 

ital, with her 

41 A.Wy AY-IHM. Phone 1S43 

* n NOT KSCONDITION YOUB HAIB FOB TOUR 

AIX WBANCBSS OT BKAUTT CVLTVU 

HILENC. 

r *-

• 7i 

•^H^W3a 

Re-Opens Sat.y May 18 

Opening Saturday, May 25th 

8:30 •,«, 

1352 Asbury Avenue 

.. . Serving... 

ut - Luncheon - Dinner 

A NEW AND DIFFERENT PLAGE TO EAT 

BARBECUES OOB 8RCUUT 

Open Evenint, ny| n Midnight 

mml MBaMineBt - ABMneMa Koten, and Harriet Towl« 

STCAKS • SEAPOOW - CHOPS - ROASTO 

TruJr 

> HOUSE PAINT/ 

WHITE Hnw WHITER 

ma row toiu 

MJr;*« tfAvrr 

»»• *• Dn Pon 

£>M* • foagfa, ifaaAli film 

HOME COOKING 

fUSTFOOD 

Point 

Tavern 

Sonm Point 

Opens 

May 29th 

1126 Central Avenue 

it Open to Public 

GOOD FOOD\ .,.„. 

{• GOOD SFHVICEJ 

4:30 to 7:30 p.m. 

Sunday., 12 to 7 p.m. 

Luncheon noon to 2 p.m. 

B^Vt Budaya and BMUaya 

, Bre»kfa.t, 8 to 11 om. 

•Kiwwi,, Wtd. Noon 

•Rotary, Fri., 6 p^, 

IMUttea fcr Frtnto WmiUm ' 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic AW 

MOM I, GQMOIf, Pro* 

i30 to 10 «.m. 

DINNER from 5:30 to 8 

>Sp.m. 

NOR O, BEKD 

924!4 Boardwalk 

Chatterbox 

• BREAKFAST 

Salad and Sandwich Makers 

Pantry Help Counter Hani 

Bookkeeper 

* OPENS MAY 25th * 

FOOD PURVEYORS 

Catering to 

RESTA URANTS and HO 

ATLANTIC CITY 

3I0N,lndtaiHiAy#. MPhone 4-61 

Beventh Strert, Frontage on Bay Avenue of W by a depth 

, 14rS 

w^ffiff 1 * a frontage on Haven !? ffiWRShltaU Avenue of 370' by 2a^^ a depth Ai of US 1 ' 

' the right to remove Its gravei (stock pile} wltnin 

-KB, IS- 

IN and 1OT, Block MM, 8e*Um Bay Pont 

i on north corner of Bay Avenue and Bay VMw Plaoe, httr- 

Btagf on Bay View Place of Why a depth of 100', 

Ho. li— 

, % n and 55, Blotk If la, Section Bay ***»»*_ 

•d M^north corner of Bay Avenue and^fwIHh S^^*** 

ifc. If—" 

«k IMS, Section B, »f'-Vi"n £H MM! 

• « north corner of Haven Avenue and Twenty-fourth 

.Frontage on Haven Avenue of M* by a depth of IIS 1 , 

'-* Ultt, Section F Mtolm ' 

on southeast aide of Aitoury uar Avenue 

So- Avenue. jt VWbettoUof 

* IIM, Section F 

of.Twaoty-Kventli Street. Mse «r z IM'. 

WTwenty-geveirth 

side 

Street. 

of Asbury 

Site 

Avenue, 

M' « 10V 

beginning 1 

o« FMor 

Sunday, May IS—The Third Sunday 

after Easter. 

9:4» ajn. Church School. Classes 

boopllals In the Kate wet* IBuna to for aU Bfef, 

be i«lt»t«n>Hlly below aUmdard if 11 ajn. The Service. Sermon by 

the pastor: •The World Shall Re- 

Tbe^rriy atto (JWmd tti* there joice." 

« lWw hyWs in 

iHeW Jersey, or one for fvery eTOILutnetun Mlnlsterlum of Penusjfl- 

^ 

With the trend toward BHS the Inn, Buck Hill Falla, Pa. 

In modem home*, the old 

than ever. 

1 

paslo*. 

10 ».m.—Sunday School, 

l^li «i-mpfci "MothiM of 

OK M»? •• IM r«Bil!BM«B 

rortion ij Pwk Boultv.rd ft P 

Qeeln DHve Emei 

ihip ... enbMkmiM faundalioi, 

anjQunt af Grm¥cl SaffKe Ciiifia 

lot flt, Marys Chapel, aghedided for F v wHtftNa 

^ |nert ^Seaday evening. |&^lff^ 

•t lira P.M. gundwd rise, or fsto P.M. 

by da Suu H.ihw.y M?.C»" 

siid b. ddiTired •( U 

A1WQUNGEMENT 

The Ocean City 

Concrete Products Co. 

4th St. and Haven AT«. 

OCEAN CITY, N. X 

U Now Prepared to Fumuli .nd DeEvcr 

Ready-Mixed Concrete 

in Thi» Vicinity 

1.1!-.. „ 

SAND«n 

MATEItlALS 

Business 

For immediate Sal« to Settle arl 

DRUGSTORE 

Ready to Op«nite 

CW. BatUreea M. mad AfMttfc Blvil^ 

irt>

": *•'* 

i 

4-x In SoMwn PbiBt ;. 

leasts m a stop street charge 

i *,*.! 

BETTER AUTO PAINTING • 

SPKIAL 

Yow ^r ItofiiiteiiBd In 

DuroNT-S DULUX 

SBBHW1N mtUAMB KBM 

Choice • Calm 

BODY AND POWER WORK 

PSb 

CITV 

PI»»«»05 

Candies 

326 Atlwtic Avenue 

C"*' - IM Craam 

»,..- '"' 

p p 

yoUOl Oat gaJtoped so Joyously, hell-for-leaMier. 

ttrough MM bright pages of tim oM DaUy. 

•" overly, dlgnifiea weekly newspaper, la wWeh 

tbUm J»u used to Bad In the old daily—such as 

^g g^ Bonse that «» little alrl proudly brought 

fact take a bask seat, and once more gtve free rein 

to fancy! 

OM The police station telephone Jangled, and Sgt. 

toast, extending from Bay av, to do you know? Okay, well have a car there right 

the thoroughfare along Roosevelt away," He nuns; up. The ethen around the desk 

boulevard. 

prepared Jar ncttcs. A patrol ear motor Burred out- 

m • * 

side. 

Atlantic ra^p BeeMe Co, adver- "Fellow just found a dead M that was hit by 

tised MM sharM Of its preferred a car up on Centra* av,, 1 ' Sgt. Bates repotted. 

• per cent dividend to investors. 

M we be- Broadway, are worried that sheet 

standing around the desk stepped tatting and Us. 

tened. Police telephones bring new surprises every 

day, "Tea, yes," the sergeant barked Into the phone, 

"When did you find tt? Teal Did you leave the body 

Jo Serra's Low Down 

Thu Mr. Porter feller who la now a Wg snort In 

OVA to doing hi* bast to prove that he U Indispensable—«w 

says the VAA. would go to the dogs if his 

Hg stick to whIWed down, by even a ahavlne;. Says 

It would scat the SeoMe %' trillion In higher price" 

per annum—that - U 3000 million. But you know, 

there to one tiling you can lay for the gent—tie to 

the first guy in a Oovt. Job who tea said that 3000 

million really amounts to anything; aad la not Just 

put down aha figure* on what It is now costing 

ten ftr t& West. fiS*, 0 *^, 1 ?* 10 ° "MO" .oths* outflts-and tear 

b^-neaTth^profem to pine for. *wn «ie bolldlngs when «ey been roosting, so 

tJrooohed over dgareUeTst*rred 

long eoough to bay Gmm. .Mean- 

and Bane far a hit, 

There-a alwajs that ehanoe. and 

it ketpl the tenerter. from chucking 

the Mng-Uit and |01BJ to work 

u elevmtnr ehauffeuni «• nibway 

fyafda, r- - 

the ehMJces of getting awm. would be better 

" ' aUindlns; m Urn and bt lucky 

M l with the lowdnwn. 

• JO SKRRA. 

P/Ut IfOWl 

•NOUSH, OBKNTAI. «VtU 

An nofshwirt OhmeM MM bl» instruction in 

air or 

of the Chinese 

Intentionally or 

" arn and 'later 

Hi » M H M 

\ 'I 

Sign Up Nowfor 

Comfort Next Seasmi 

Your MobHheat Contract b Your Heat Insurance 

for Wintw 1946-47! 

1 I. 

?# 

IV P. 

TOM the thousand* arranging; now fcr Complete Ndb»> 

J ItMt Service neit Winter. Then ym am ah beck —*• 

mfctr*>li& comfort idl aMaoD Jong whfle you 

*

I'I"* 

« mtaloiiary to point the 

way. 

i rtwo Mil be Mled Bo declared Rev. Prank: P. AtUtr 

off Cblumbla, Fa., former pastor o 

Of a pro-St. 

John's Lutheran d Oce»n 

. This awUcuit. a Oity. in an address on "World Bro 

1 thcrhood" to the Botany club 

**.J?*V *"? •"* Plymouth Inn last *Wdsjf night 

"America must be the missionary 

War plant to M*k nr- —* 8 dlc tator or ruler or aKgres- 

FGmJSmr Uw WlMiJoodl 1 ** — •o "h ""' thls experWwnt 

r (tainBliiilrfleldi/l of •FOMUQMIM 

equality without raw discrimtntwtanen 

Cfepe May MJon c*n Succeed, tie 

> would reduce travel NOT PERFECT BBT 

> than flve txjiin to "America is not perfect, but it Is 

more nearly perfect than any othe 

1 Crow-Country 

DOMINATE 

ROTARY MKETING 

W«0cer i. Called 

ar. Atat p, Adtoc, taraw Miss Carrie M. Bapp, known to 

mart MbMH pmt«, who V M scores of women as one of Ocean 

M la Oeean air Mr the rim Cltys iangnt-eatabliahed dress- 

mm MM to Bnrsd M a new inakera, died Sunday at the home of 

•tup If Minute, Pi, M her brother. William O, Bapp, at 

months m, outod •tMMhin to Marmora, She had been in 111 

the "ftnifti" element at the health and residing offshore for 

tort table, when h. HI- si* months. 

1 (he (Mary Club, last Miss Sapp formerly had a workshop 

in the Hann building and prr. 

Joseph Tmlrnr, May pnnui viously in the Building on Asbury nv 

olwlmw wai born in Italy, Dr, adjoining Btainton'i DepfLrtmem 

Adler WM bam tn AaMrU. He*. Btore. ahd had been a local resi- 

Oetne nteher, Rolwy's fny. dent about 38 years. 

dent, wa> horn In Bohemia. She probably Was the resort's 

leading exponent or walking for 

health, and participated in several 

plan in the world. I admit that we eross-eountfj' tufces organlEed by 

do h»ve nee dUcrlminBtion, but itBernarr 

McFadden, nationally 

• not to be compaRd with duerlm- known physical culture exponent 

inatian in other parts or the world In her daily life she took long hikes 

Our system is closer to perfection in and around Ocean Oity, 

than (hat of any other nation's," •he is survived by three other 

Deatarini that we e&n never jo brothers, Hobart, of Beesley's Point: 

back to our pre-war policy of lso. John C, of aheeps 

latlonism. Sr. Adler said that the 

ve great continental divisions or 

the world are now living in a "fivereom 

bungalow injtead of "five 

fEAT MOSS 

separate mansions " 

ArpLntD SCIENCE BACK FIRES 

BOVUNG COW MANURE 

"Thire is a new world evolving 

he asserted, "we say that the wnfid 

OLD ENGLISH GRASS SEED 

has shrunk. This is not true, it |s, 

rather, something we human beings 

WEED .;VO-MOKE 

have done. We have developed ap. 

Piled science. Now we are paying 

Th* M*«nc Weed Killer 

the fiddler, we cannot iet sway 

from people any more. In other days 

RUBEROID ROOFING PRODUCTS w» in America could view the misfortunes 

of the world dispassionate 

LUCAS PAINTS 

— Th# Amazing Waterproof 

Surface Coating 

C. a. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

«£Ma and WMI Aw. Am OlSO 

PAINTING 

TROUBLES! 

Phone 0140 

IMMEDIATE SERVICE 

NO JM *06 SMALL _ NO JOB TOO LABGE 

oJ-wi&itaand Furniture Spraying 

THOMAS F. GUSTAFSON 

PAJNT^C CpNTRACTOR 

"""; AOTBWJE OCEAN OrTI. If. J, 

1 Samuel, three daughters, Mr».M«ry 

Freeholder CoMon'a Graham and tin Mluea I

l.» ,*

'-8. 

fcy Train 

iBfcnn Honored I Committe « m « nt 

. I Blum received numerous tokens 

Besides Us other activities, Blum 

I topped tte membership dH,J" 

lamrmSGriSSfigi «ter- 

I Uinment committee and I#w Mlil- 

I er was matter of ..rni.in.ilr . 

ARROW 

1.00 

O Whites ami Stripe* 

: O BMtotMfe aiMl 

MtailkaBt. 

Ribbed 

Undershirts 

'£»" "taW. unto Vim IS. 

**MM ^ Benator Oeorge A, Jled- 

OgPt FRIDAY Ml SATURDAY 

MAY !2th 

.e the perfect gift' 

Stainton's Flower Sko] 

YEAR — .N* 3 

fWWiUHit 0804 or 0805 

)•#« 

OCTAN CITY, N, J,, FRIDAY. MAY \7, 1946 s»«ttB«KaB«»f 

tainton Buys Rail Tract, West Av. To Bay; To Improve 

URPORT IN LINE FOR FEDERAL DEV 

uture Holds 

fcvelopment 

f Big Area 

To be Credit to 

Central Businets 

Section, He Say* •. 

Mite development of the watt 

«> K Ocean City wu projected 

ft nek with the announcement 

M Bomrd S. Btalnton. prominent 

—Mnt, tas purelWMd the entire 

I of nait land between tih 

tth Ml. from Watt mr. to the 

opposite the A and 

it gth st and West av. 

Qk disclosure. Indicating lmlent 

of the «re».ln the new 

, aait on'the h«U of the anneal 

by the city commM- 

.. of plans to p»ve West av.. 

the dsrdnu to lith M, 

FSOM RAILROAD 

Mr. Stalnton, whs ll currently rail 

to erecting a lane warehouse 

Ihoinroom on West av, between 

tod Ml sti. purchased the tract 

Ing to the bay from the West 

and Seashore Railroad, the 

previously had purchased 

••MOVE ERBOU after two aeead 

JjamM of tte sale was given tag. 

World Heading For John L. Lewis 

Atomic Doom; Church Puts City h 

Only Hope, Is Warning Semi-Darkness 

New York Pastor Telia Women's Rally 

HereThat U.S. is Vulnerable; Hit. 

Cras* Materialism, Pagan teaching 

A challenge for Christiana to She stock of the world OCBAM CIT» TAPROOMS 

of today and replace ct$un materialism with true, living WABNEB TO DIM UGHTS 

Christianity, wis sounded hare Tuesday by Pr, Allen Bnei , A» It m the 

Bridgeton District of the 

Methodist Church. Morning 

and afternoon sessions were 

held in the local church. 

Dr. CUrtoB IM broUllr fnuik 

In laAiBC out at the trend of the 

American people to want fienlmu | 

utd taflMiMl Uboir without K, 

•trMlw or ref>nl for tee rifhu 

of attan. 

"Wp «w we wmn% to do M we 

pleaae twt unfortunately we Want 

liberty for ourwlves rcgarfflHI of 

the fOTfflMm good," he said. "It lo 

to make any definite _ __ _ 

as to the future u*e of the I We talk of -getting ahead' only with I sv. Mr. Logan, a bachelor, was the , Th The Bsctrtc BtrtO^ OoT Is 

owner and aperator of the Logan 

hu been an eyesore In the toother*. 

J part of the town for yennv" NO MOMKT Dt 

iam *^ B P V»-.» 

Manor BoteL formerly Brearly Hall, 

at SM ttt at. Be bad few cioae ~: 

friend* and was described by than ffig 

who knew him aa HighW ecwntrtt - 

It U a little early to My 

thl» ••- 

f« Aalr *A«> 

IS AM lOr 

i. to StUfy our 

Logan Funeral 

Services to 

Be Private 

Held Man, Suicide, 

tote bland in 

Suride Cemetery 

PunenU services tat Frank E. Lo- 

Brownout, Caused 

by Strike, Imposed 

in Resort 

CUatton, putor of Broadway Temple, New York. mmt i«mim _-- 

He wu principal speaker at the Afternoon session of a 

ChW 

reeel«>d a M- 

aWtaaW el mere tolerance 

our OhrtottMi leaders." 

n-. Claxton teeed the history of 

eMUwd man and bis warfare from 

tte eMSjBsn up to the MeteBt, 

pointing-out finally that VMtarmlei 

and aWoroe* in still of no value 

today or a guarantee of future safe- 

^ "> d P*M« » «MI at tte utotalc 

J I t a i tt hartwud 

Cemetery. Palermo. 

Mr, Logan fashioned a noose from 

Plan Boat Racing 

Mr. Hot*. Ignoring tte fatst 

that Man City la bone dry, 

called the eklefa attention to 

the retiMSt that "all Miinjiiii 

(of naner tahlhtHMtirt *Umlaate 

comptetelr all exterior 

lighting aad all mmeceawB? Interior 

lighting and thai Be'ap> 

eraUon. be conducted without 

. they are 

entail," Chief Lack- 

brownout. Imposed to conserve coal I 

rêy Out-Cantor 

Cantor; Resort Pair 

Have 7 Daughters 

Eddie Orator, radio comedian, 

hu partly climbed to prominence 

with gags about his five 

daughters. 

Mr. and tin, •William Kennedy, 

1M7 Bknpson av.. Ocean 

Oltjr, are two-up on the Can. 

ton. The Kennedys have seven 

children—all girls! 

The latest new arrival ms on 

May i at ahore Memorial Bos. 

pltal. The seventh daughter was 

named Suianne. 

Mr. Kennedy, a painter, Is well 

known as operator of the nayland 

carrousel during the summer. 

Investors Keenly 

Eye City** Next 

Auction of Lots 

Shrp Bidding Anticip.t«J 

at Sol* 

'7' 

fftff Mav A«lr Blow-Oat at Stilms r 

utymay/MK HOm.; But Nobody m 

For Barracks '^ftatt^kW' McM-4ut they Mai M 

to enjoy it, 

Betumlnc in mld-eronli 

To House Vets they sffitT"^-^ 

MM the home med wl 

Conversion of Wes- 

ley av. School is 

Held Impractical 

That tte city guwiumeu* may 

apply to tte federal HoiMing Authority 

for emergency houalng 

lta to be aet up here for 

MM and their aUta, 

tatively forecast to tte ., 

of Foreign Wan Monday night by 

Mayor Clyde W. atrutiie, ^ ^ | 

•me mayor, a lues* at 

Ins of Perguaon-Pogllo ». 

adviwd of remit* of a, VJ.. . 

vey which ahowed at Vsut m veteran 

famine, here to be to «e*-| 

pnate need of Uving quarter*. 

Tt» survey was made tor • a 

tlTy asking (sr Koveinmeiit 

BABHACK8 ON CTTY LAND 

* ing made in otter omn 

toterett of Investors Is reported to taeludtag Atlantic aftp, tte F, 

be runnlnf high for the city gor- •• *• ôwaea barrack* type how 

emmenfs largest sale of city-owned of eemi-pemianent oonatructlon 

lots since latt September. •ad erecta Ujero en Und made 

The gale is scheduled for 3 P-m. available by the muntelnaltty. Tbe 

black, oily 

'-ft- 

pipe MB the oil burning heater 

nhatteted and •, door, with It* 

lock, hnhM. _.; _ , 

Uiey decided mat pu uppaMntly 

lad fonne?tn the berter. 

»nd a delayed iflMm Onally 

exploded IS. 

ptoaloo ni not MM enough 

to alter their plan* to leawuX 

Thursday on a three-week autanobU* 

vnmttnti trip to OMUbad, 

Nit, Use they will be 

ws >•••*: "4|U«» iHUUGTB) HU| JUUgUjR ras*^ -^Tu^xâ^ IIUH *wjasjj iu BBilXBB ~—~ """3 *»ESV© ^ H 9 

by advance Indications there will be of actual operating expense revert* practically out of Lwlm— for 

Men competition for some of the to the federal aaancy. ducUon of new reondte tor 

land, flnaaee department officers Mayor struble, pointing oat that armed forcea, erst " 

•ali tte dty has several trmcbj of land »•« ws»« lla*lt 

' A record breaker hi the number that could be ttatd for that pur- ettended leaaa on life mXHâty 

~ parcels listed, the »ale la the first pose, promised tte veteran* that The Senate reluctantly 

its kind here since early January, he will "- - "^ 

m roi 

* £*& nwmeeang. Itte «»» «»«-«•« lUfc bo»deiMbM 

a, low, but flto ofa- ^.^l^^, 4 ^^? *» mSt^nSStJFSJgt S 

aoect compeutlve bldSng to "* " *5 tte MMlnn. Bpâo that teen-ag. jmrtb. and 

i sib nrices Mais' to truevalue. FATOK IMfe ST. fUR * 

included iTlhe »le « aBloi Action at ttto week". 

«to*«. 

Central avs. Others^te the During tflanwrinn ot mm 

TBe tear W" found by Dr. Paiilf 

"ChlAf lAdtat 

way oi Instruction* concerning ath- 

I did not check up en compliance or fer town area are sUU In tti pro-mm 

the veteran, leaned most 

OI foreclosure and will be of- favorably to a d»-ow"- - - - 

" 

lath st. and Simpson , 

take any aitlve part In enforcing IMPBO PROr«»TI«S LISTED 

it to centrally heated, ^ 

the brownout, , *—" 

Mtt St. was considered < 

aa Bead af tte Itmr, 

officUUy declared of the city 

Mr. and Itn. IT. ft Well, of Hay- Leaoh wa* the 

Mint- tfivM, u* now at thdr Ocean ejtf Man Oampben inch, 

•'••;;,; IhBWtV.lj.^nryrt.; -•;_ IA MHd waion tta mlsatag list 

nut Bottk, With Retort Locale, 

who v>tt*f 

such condlUoiul 

ttal tta MM* af 

Her© Thurs 

Jua» » reminder: 

Congress Brings 

Draft in Resort 

Eligible. Shrink 

AhnMtteZara 

pape May Oounty Mu*loal JJaUral, piling in the aand. 

' In the Musiu Pier audltonum, 

nrnM.i.-MM .--.mjui nntMB ntBHaay night, this week. 

Wild by the Ocean City Yacht 

and Uie 8ea*hore-Home for % - "_" n ^ ,, » 

f not be affected by We new n»ula-J 

„ JOBJO IlBta in tte hartgiwund. 

to Adrance Peace -mmmAf a took great horde* M 

men to rtorm and take one city," he 

A ttknulating and lnBtructtve said, "but now it will not be long 

m on Huaslao defrelofaneot and before every nation has an atomic 

M to the world today w bomb. 

to th» reaort KlwanU club BAST ID WRECK 17. 8. 

^^BS 1 that "because of a situation which av. nor 

YadH Club Meal. still remains critical, insofar as New be sold subject to present oecupan. 

Jersey Is concerned, the board does cy. 

AH peraooa Inlereatod In boating mttana," one parcel of II lota at 4th st, and 

=is»wer and aaU — have been »- TOe brownout officially went into Simpson a*., listed tar fMM mini, 

vlted by Harry J. J. •eUwoar. eo«- effeet at ll;0i ML Mmday and mum. Most of the property U in ex- 

%E*^!2iS "Swell men could enter the Dnit- modore of the Osean City Yaciit presumably will remain so until the luting residential areas or sections 

W t U*ool ^ g^jea witn Iomve* of bread in Club, to attend a, meeting next eoal strike situation Is clarified. where home development can be ex- 

Wednesday U 8 pm,, to disetw TIOHT CURB ON COAL pected to ejtpand In the near future, 

tSSJtJ^S ^.SS** M Mostrtttenatton-iioftMalmin. »«e4als iald. 

In as many different «td 

l ^^. % £Hn^^S.nn^ 

*. Weir BBB^ 

mi ttoillar to * rttocuaaloo 

^ MHkty to tte •cbool wSS it la aUy M U 

fe 

MHM MM 

X-rSlNo Gambling, 

Back. It with Raid 

Down County 

Sheriff Norman 

Otter illicit activities la tte county. I 

The iherlff. with three *Ute 

Itramn 

and . oounly, detecU«.l 

I Lower Townahlp about 1 ajn. Bun-| 

m "W>* B»* to work Monday un- -— 

^? g i^j,îKi! K ice without heavy I 

proved for service but deferred I 

smpieto their* nigh P&^^B &A 

WMI« need math ren 

•chool edi^tlons. « ^ Induction 'J*f* "* ^Rj,, -w. 

alw that It may he to new banned Indefinitely, orun- for use of the IUM, to 

U1 each One as ttS ruto may be «cU «f BtatWi t 

V 

c h d i b hLhTauttSrlty »°« H» «tte» CM «M 

toSBieirt the Attantlo Cl» 

eency y hoirdn pprojert 

and 

W Mayor Joseph AitoaB, and 

£JSPitt? *«• "* *"« ••wement, but the -. t _ 

learned that It has been found 

tiJto 

who to not Uayer. vie* utealilti 

office. In the Philadelphia Say- fflvsroM»nt y tJEuy controlling all OlATnAl**! ft* Tfrtfff 

PMWfcood. Hlgbee, licenced 

j 

araw oc- ie. Mark i. Bra 

" outbut of tte two-week period for l/WDClS UI 1ICCO been started earner but for th 

. _„ tte pilot, tdaa 1m_ 

fact B»t information as to tte 

a^lMust Trim Them 

MS 

need of vetermn. was net available. 

atteady has «, tun schedule 

d th 

City Order* Hg 

ga5 

Co. Trade Meet 

OJty comrfllssloners served noUce 

A. to motor fioats^he hopei to ^ r * War Dead 

Here Next Week 

flMtWpattog, • • — — ,,«. 

ers to keep shade trees trimmed so 

RotOTt Gold Star 

they do not prevent the public sale* Klwsnls cluhs and hieh school* 

of Oape May County are flemnlet. 

May Weather Not So Total Now to24 

warning oune after Mayor msj amngemenu for the annual 

n- «« wouldn't MHM tt, but laky 

By cotocidence. toe laat two 

I 

long period* — were wen 1Owjthers-ln 

to conform with a city aMHa- 

law, , 

Ifrt. Ruth Nlckenon. 

let above tte ground. The owner, 

-H " *• ««*otlim.'AII 

ea forces only about 4500 to SOU The but were 

Mi mm the » to fOjm bnam city aolMtor and 

reptaceineuts was estimated atl tor "of 

100.000 men ttta moath, BM0B In 

June «nd 30,000 monthly thereai-1 

nsl JtUHWTB City Wins T 

National headquarter, reported- 

17 but Beat dlreotlons to all state 

and locM bauds to fUl BO future Zoning App 

pstt fcp pre-lndyc^B abyssal aE= 

M-year-oJd 

The cdty baa won' 

weU. 

The city, as 

cornet In an i 

des, owner & 

Guard aMMn at 4th «L 

Untie sv. and COarle* - 

i * . ' 

,3 Si -/ • • / 

r«»t they nut be clears OD..flrf !#>„ /?«• 1/TAf^.« /TI 

?•# 

" > -'-^& 

f 1 ^^Jl^*^. h , Beaeaaat Att lane. l» §?-v- 

lng Wedne»d*y hto Intention of 

Sad: M, ana, which baa drawn mtv- 

^.^^ 3/fôrtMen Gef Vio/enf CAon«»« 

wfll bel w '• jail"••'• ".•".;j*•• - *••".•• ,.':'.:,'•.•.j»i-:-iV.>^;^4f.jai 1 î •".T; i .;y ; V-.'. ; 

ErCitzi 

Hi *

:• V.& 

amazing new 

«• research! 

A COLLEGE, BUSINESS 

or TRADE SCHOOL 

EDUCATION FOR YOU 

WE 4MB NOW 

AGENTS 

ta Ilih liwMl. f.i i 

Yea, your hiiUdij up to $500 per ordl. 

) MV Khool year paid for 41 montta 

of college, buancaa of bade »chooL 

B rtedve IBS p« month 

Uvtag aUowance—$90 if you have 

dependents. This it the opportujiUy 

open, upon their discharge, to men 

« « ( " wMi pannta*' eoumat) 

#Bo eniiit in the new Regular 

Army before October 6, 1940, for S 

iwi Get mil the fact! at your V.% 

AmjpKTuiting StaBon. " 

O. a, 1 W MCBC1TINO STATION 

M Oflfce BtdMtDc, AtlaaUc CMr 

MACKIN 

Shades 

Walter E. Allen 

Ymmltm CatMml 

*,t«. 

•»V.£ : *3* i,'bc. 

mh* CENTRAL A VtH. 

SmiBi 

STATIONERY 

MYWOOD PRESS 

OREEUBo CAHDS . BIBLES 

ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 

BSSff 

WATER nEATEES 

FKEEZEB8 

DlSBH'ASHERa 

Afowen Studio |k««-w»^^fe 

721 Wesley Ave. A. Mil 

SPEARS SHOP 

3-ISKT', „ , [ 

ATIANT1C O 

[MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 

"' ' ' 0"» ' 

tti 

SINKS 

OUANBU 

SBBff 

bAS BANGE8 

SPACE UEATEBS 

E£Z£B5 

SEEGER 

OIL WATEft HEATKRH 

tffin 

MORTGAGE 

RkluirdB.Fox 

Come in 

Today 

For the 

CHAMPie 

The Tiro Tliaf S t a y s S: ?f,- Lon, 

, ton. r, ! 

)' PIOVl; J, 

All Sizes In Stack 

TRUCK •») PASSENQit Tl 

PALMfi 

WT1B INSURANCE ^ • 

CHEUEA ITn* lad 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

Albert C, Utett 

740 Atbdry Av. 

'KttMN 

AfMMftoll, Pntp0tthf JVM Brldat 

An AasM to Any KltthM 

Nmtimiml Jtefcfff MfMk 

l^raiOi Seede. Raltiu 

laisias 3^.10e Mtll'i IMMI lab* ^ 25e 

•J«ct N ^ 23c r»O> Tit Mb '^ 13e 

LESS THAN 3e A BAY 

hol-. vrfi, H -~ir Ui «• • vilo 

•urn ttMrfarrf 

ARAGUS ""^.^ 

Green BEANS' 

RED BEETS ^ 

, Alit 

leiipple &. 19c 

AMI '^32C 

°° td * < 

M AfmoU 

2',i:;23e 

(12-14 

rs 

IM 

> 47 

IHMUR* 

jffjimit I^Tf^ 

Ua,L ••fjiji 

*• '-_ 

MMM • t V a 

Lewis Puts Resort 

in Semi-Darkness 

Continued from pa»r 1 

Unht Co. In Ocean City reported 

that th*ir coal stocks were not 

critically short. 

The r.U.O. called for complete 

elimination of daytime indoor and 

outdoor Ugbfed advertlsinB, promotional 

and display sign lighting, exterior 

deeorative and ornamental 

lighting, and show window lighting 

which does not provide essential interior 

Illumination. The program is 

about the same as that Imposed late 

Residential users of electricity or 

las are not affected by the brown, 

out, although they were urged to ejiminate 

all waste in the use of appliances, 

Mrs, Annie Ffander, Asbury av,, 

near 9th at., is a patient at Shore 

Memorial Hospital, 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADI 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton pi. 

BepreaeaUtlf 

Herbert H, BGznrd 

A Co, 

• rtUUdelphl* 

Call O. C, 1858-M 

Erenlno IM W«* Emto 

Motor-ists who know 

! reported 

monthly meeting, Tuesday night, 

Oarrett Buchanan Qo will provide 

general supplies foriSiMT ana 

supplies at (317,84, 

Both awards are for amounts 

slderably smaller than former y 

us the board found It had a substanttal 

Inventory of seine |tem» upon 

which to draw during the earn, 

ing term. 

Award was deferred in the ease of 

janitors' supplies to permit further 

comparison of quality, performance 

and prices of the products. 

Former Mies Barrett 

Resign* as Teacher 

The Board of Education was advised 

Tuesday night of the resigna- 

tion of Mrs, Anna Br- -- —• 

-'• second grade te 

wld thc 

her contract unsigned and 

board she did not expect "to return 

next year. 

Superinlendent Wank p. Boglf re, 

ported that all other members of 

the faculty had signed their new 

contracts, 

HINT MI'MBER ONB 

When looking for that "certain girl," 

Here is a b»*. of eftution. 

Be sure sh. 

The kind to hang the wMli on. 

will tell you • • • - 

FRIGIDAIRE 

SALES - SERVICE 

PALMER 

1119 Asbury Ave. 

Radfonic Hearing Aid 

Wt Inottt You— 

, Qftnt U, for Dtmonttratlim 

Dr. Harry H, Lake 

Optometrbt 

Still «t 


ing. the illness 

of our daughte 

^ plane, Ptorty-fiw 

* the time, hsreaftar, John " " h M ofWee. Ikjwrtone pufc and 

11, president of the Mew Several other Mate otndal* hmn wyomlag. 

-— f Public BtUlty •dopted thta iwift, w method of I Mr, Brown. 

TOOLATETOCLASSffY 

rema court Justice, who pretldflB la Ledger, glva Uurt 

this district. add*; "I am MUM tatter tH*B r*t| 

— _ figlt for years,**' - ' 1 

Cot; 2 eat m»ttressea; oil | LOKT—Large black silk coin 

CARO OF THANKB 

after the death 

and sister, Oarrie 

Inathan Bapp and family. 

CARD OP THAMKB 

WE wish to thank our friends for 

the many flowers, c 

waterproof mattr 

d broiler, (7.80, 

. some land. Can be used as a tlamily 

apartment, s bedroorns. a 

batlw. hot water heat, MOM, R •. 

Stretch, 428 Ocean av. Fhone 1S8J8S 

_ h^xi 

ROOMS—Penn Manor, 7th st, and 

Central av. Opening May 

der new management. Formerly TW 

Anehorage Hotel. s,j7 

SMM—Frigldaire refrigerator, po, 

OUR CAR-SERVICE IS 

YOUR BEST CAR-SAVER 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADs etmbtd Mboota. wttli which M| 

mirror, sun glasses and 113 Reward 

If returned to Mrs. A. M. Harrtn 

ton, Wl 10th at, L . 

•ALB—High ehair, baby plity pen; 

rocking duck; crib inncrspring 

utress: tnree «-lt. oars, reasonle, 

101S Wesley ay, B-IT 

WAJfTED—Wish to Buy well built 

home for year round use. Will pn 

cash. Will tin consider store ind 

apartment. Box M60, SentineJ-Led- 

5J. S-M 

SAiB—Cohvertea marine niotor. SB 

h,p.. International. m>% reverse. 

instrument panel, if Inch wheel, 

peril et condition, |1M, Ml Ilaven 

v. Phone B97i-W, g.« 

gas range $15, JU Central av, S-17 

moved from premises, 

BALH—Radio. Stewart-Warner tab- leth st. 

le model. Ho: a Hying room over- WAKTB-wimui for cooklnK and 

stuffed chairs, needs cover, no, 5732 lieht houiework, 3 adults. Beau- 

Aauury av, Prione^lsB4-W, 8-17 tiful, private beach front home, Re- 

BALE—S3 suiar bowls and Uds, Sferences 

reqiiinjd, MS Be? week. 

large aluminum trays, 114 colored Tjong season. Bleep out. Call between 

Georgian glasses, 188 chair backs, S 3 and g. 982 Ocean av, i-t? 

small platters, 8 lobster crackers, 7 •ALB—Top leer, 24OH Central av 

butter dishes, "arrow" electric sign, 

" B-I7 

I sjnall vases, iip for the lot. Apply •ALB—Boy's bleycle, medium We, 

•' -i eondition, ill. ill 

S-17 

general cleaning 

ndry and 

in a 

eookln 

J—Woman for days' work 

gmair hoWl. S days a weefc. 18 a day, 9 to i, 

Live in. 1412 eentrai av, s-17 privet* soine. Full season, ail between 

2 and 8. M3 Ocean av. 5-17 

8ALD—Wicker settee that trans to 

double bed, US: icebox ts, 2301 

Oentraj av. 5-17 

•ALB—Brass bed 'complete, wood 

bed comolete, ertr* spring and 

mattress, $10 — for all. Must be JJJ mov 

enlargements 

made from any good snapshot or 

negative. Every fiome a nrospr— 

Write for sample offer, Icono . 

Supply Corp., ISO Nassau St., New 

BXTCATION8—Days work, maid, 

full or part time, 732 West av. 

BALE—Electric washer. Good 

diUon. Mrs. Rose, 40B Asbury _ 

S 

U now connected, will 

a week frem now. 

G L GEORGE 

Watchmaker 

formerly with .• * •*., 

j. E. CAWWEU* & COfÂNY 

Now Open for BuMOesa 

ch and Jewelry'. fl«pii»i^^g| 

Srd PTOOa — HATtOWAl. BAOTC BOH^tJW 

Phone 1783 M IMR 

t 

1080 

CARD OP T1IANKB 

Oan be seen on rear porch 59 As- I WISH to thank my friends for the 

bury av. Apply 11B Asbury av. Ph, many cards, flowtas and fruit re- 

I. S-17 ceived while I was in the Jeffeiwin 

BAXJB—4-burner and oven gas range 

Hospital. Mrs. Madison Marshall 

tig; Iraauou porcelain icebox Siu; 

kitchen table and 4 chairs: living 

room upholstered settee and ehair SALE—-2 modern beds, 1 coil sprti 

to match; glass tray coffee table, 2 bureaus, kerosene heater, .. 

$10; 4 mattresses and feather beds: burner wlckless with porcflaln fin- 

library table: odd chairs; 3 wooden ish. Call Ui pennlyn pi,, Saturday 

beds; 1 metal bed: 2 bureaus; small and Sunday. , 5-17 

electric motor, 803.4th st. 8-17 BENT^-Season or half season, cot- 

SXEk—Somers Point, niee 4 bedmi. tage, detached, t rooms. Frigid- 

bungalow, oil burning hot water aire, double garage, extra conveni- 

heat. $10,000, K 8. Stretch, 451 O«ences, newly painted, fully fumiBhe^jav. 

Phone 13iia, • g.lT •d, near bus stop and railroad sta- 

SAtB—Plillco radio , cabinet. Dak's 

tion, BOX 4M1, •entinel-Ledger. 8.17 

Ml Market, loth st, and Bay, SALE—2-fftmlly liouse, furnishedl 

».» Two bedrooms and bath each 

BALE — Victory circulating coal 

apartment. Not rented. JfiOOO. Hltch- 

herterL Ufce new; iron coal stove 

ner, lith it, and Pleasure av, 5-17 

cheap; M-gailqn hot water tank; SALE—^2 Sstla fibre rugs, »*15 rag 

single bed soring, 480 Asbury av. rug; fireside screen: vaeuum lee 

Phone 1370, 5-H cream freezer; shoe shine Hit: elec- 

BALE—Seasonpd cedar shine 

tric railing, fiitture, 117 Pinnacle rd, 

1 

S4, R, B. Btretch, 438 Oce 

PhODe 1326. 6-n I H_LF~""W^ST^ — Mai* up"T5 

I tlBO per week calling on 38 homes 

* Rich, nourl.hing milk like Ab*>o«* 

"Homo A" wiU help Betty become jurtdttC. 

Today, though, ifi the tempdns *r~^ m 

rich ttuu of thi» fine, pure mUk that 

her ask for more. . .... ' f ": \£l§ 

Its naturally delictouc flaf«^li madeevefliW; 

finer by homogenMngj which diMributeii - 

the cream through every dttfp. bopottm^ '^ 

t«>o!-Abbotte "Homo A" Is fortified with 

Sunshine Vhamin D. •'' 

And to fwrlly It omntnd kf A* ritU-mu ' 

of our ctmntry and dtf lobonMHo. ' 

ABBOTTS mmtmlti 

•-. Tninn'-T111 nil ir"•"— rTurrtiiiiiiriiiinjii mi. 

SEE US TODAY- 

K1XP YOm CM SERVICED AND 

HOP TO KBP YOUR CAR SAFE- 

TlLl YOU GET DELIVERY OF 

YOUR NEW CHEVROLET 

Today, whan you mad MM 

•srviM mod, M pays to com* to 

Swvlc* H.odquartor, ,o hav. th. 

WMfctfsn*. Add months and milM 

to NM (Ma of your cor-arx/ Wp 

tokmmp yoor car •aro—by having 

«vr skillwi MMchank* flhM M a 

lar intwVoJs, Tb»y do top-notch 

work, uslna quality tools, qualify 

pafh, ,:;:-:.;->;-ii.i.-••-... . • •;.•;* •.,-,-.' • •;•• - • • v-î 

FRANK SBICCA ORIGINALS 

SPECTATOR PUMP J 

Brown and white apecfa^ ~\\ 

tor pump, hlgh tie med-" : '*A 

ium hart. With bow, ; ;ii« 

SUNG PUMP 

Brown and wfalto 

or nwdlinti 

»-~t^ V

,H 

&m 

ufani HI __J 

$ ftr' prottpt 

afc* 

I IMS Intends were amo R thVmi«ta" I W H TO FLORIDA 

E. lAlne, Miss Alice Bell 

I Mr. and Mrs. Elvin S. liigllsh, Mlsa 

; Waypa E. Wagner and Mrs. Olga 

Mr. and Mrs William F Allen, 

PhUadelphlans, have jolntd the 

South Ocean City colony at 5638 

Central av. 

' • * * 

Mis. H. F. Mock: FhlladMphla, 

I law arrived for the season at 508 

23rd gl 

UM-M — GOOD! 

BEEF PIES 

— Bt — 

Stewart's 

HOME COOKED 

FOODS 

TO TAKE HOME 

i& 

GARDENS "Jffir 

NORTH ST. and ATLANTIC AV. 

FKAJJK V, Q%ASU . CHABLES E. CRANTZ. ft»j», 

A Complete Food Market 

—STORE HOURS— 

Weekdays . 9 «,«. |o # p,m, 

Fridays and Saturday* - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

• Meat and PonKiy • Ftuhs • VegetaHw 

• Orocerie s • Delicatessen 

•Dairy Prodm-ta •linked G sta * to ^'W DBfcmta A|- 

Mmual dinii»i-, to take alui nek? taBtle rat y ho«piMU. Membera >W 

Tuesday at BaMtM'a, Atlantic City, *>«*»«• a lilt f«f Mr •unahlne bas- rtws LuenxE L. PEKRY 

i|._, pi . , Attending iwre: Grace Webb, ir- Announcement has been marie #here she was Mrrtng ,ta the 

iioBie LnoiniMUl tor ene eteelman, Florence Baldt. Ann sere of the forthcoming marriage SPARS, women's auxiliary of tft* 

Girl C-n,.! P«-f« SpiU, meanttf Braverroim, Dorothy ot Mto Lucille Louise perry, daugb- coast OuWd. Selor* entering the, 

», J?T -F* €^«rty Weta, Sam Selteer, Mna û-t. Sea- *» of Mrs. A. F. Perry, of Spoltane, strvisf MUt Peny was a student tt 

Mra. Carl stow has been appoint- trie* Ohiw, Mwfcet Longbottom. Wash,, and J, wUnam Mterrison, ft., journalfam at fhi Unl»«ftaw at OWk 

td chairman of the U«Ut committee . . . son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrison, gou, ' 

and Mrs. William Pry u chairman *. «, - - >« , 924 Ocean av,, this city. Mr. Morrison ins discharge*^ 

I Their wedding Is schedulod for 2 out a month ago after lervbig M' 

OWd party to be conducted nest f* Mî,** ^ fM 

im. Saturday, JUIIB a, to the Hrst the Cout "Ooard four" years, 

Wednesday evening, May 32. at the **• IVIeellltg rl - -T- -,- _. rresbyterian Weshyterlan Church. Church, te, Rev. George atone I as a COJtswaui. cojLawaln, later as' a' a Dhai phanni- 

American Legion rootts on the Mu- Camp No. it. Patrloj. ^tt» Oroer of filter wm offlOati, eats mate. W mm two year* duW 

iie^Pler. 

America, ha*. 

The w is sponsored by 

—• its meetine yj^ ^n, ^nj jj^ Morrison met in the Pacifte aboard a i--*^l 

psrUclpated lit five ina)w engagev 

eration of 'the American Legion Ibulldin 

ittnts, ".,, 

Auxiliary. Meet 

Thi 

,_ • • • • fourth 

eouple plan to reside In ^-, 

1*3 Legion, V,F:W, ean Olty thli summer and resume' 

j^^ wutfe girgeft in »e faU. Mr. 

ure av., returned to Ocean City on versarles dUMV tM flBBth, annl- ^ „ *^t 

Morrtson befori the war attended 

Tuesday tram HMr Wft where on 

Monday night lifra. Hand left tm ' 

Bellerontain*. OWo, to vWt Mr mo- 

_ to Sdl Poppies 

S 

ther. Ma Frank B. Qrlffm, who has 

plans for the annual Poppy Drive, 

been ill. 

which will begin g next Monday y and a 

On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Band 

continue through Saturday, May 26, 

attended the annual fathers* day at 

were dlgcusaed by the AmeriBan Le- 

the Connecticut College for Women, 

glon Auxiliary of Morgan-Rinck 

at New London, Conn., where tiMr 

daughter, Elisabeth, Is a sophomore, I Fanner's tat at its monthly meeunf Wed- 

Aefday night fast week, 

Oommitiees were appointed for WISE 

the poppy sale, and stations designated. 

Saturday, the elesiiif day, 

market will be the official poppy day. 

Corsets 

The new Fertuson-Poiflio Post, 

Veterans of Foreign wars, also Is Girdles - Corseletlcs 

lie planning a poppy sale, with Men Uniforms 

school girls doing the selling. 

AOanGc Ave. .Olfleers of the Legion Auxiliary Women's Wear 

were nominated and will installed Beach Wtar 

In June, After the meeting, refrein. 

menu were served. A door prize was 

won by Marlon Eângellsta- 

. Seports were given on the ansiiji! 850 A*bury Ave. 

Cflpe May county past Presidents* Opposite city Hall 

Farias, which tooK place last Thursday 

nwht at Plymouth inn. There 

were 40 past presidents attending, 

from units in Ca May, "Court 

r l * ' 

Lobsters

-..J to 

»Mmn 

—_ .j» f Suf- 

-V. 

to 

WOMEN REPUBLICANS 

BATE CAJtD PARTY 

SOMKRS POINT — The Women's 

BepubUcan League spo^. 

public card party Wednesday eventag, 

at their headquwSnTin ^ 

On ball, with Mrs. Otorge John- 

•on chairman, asMsted by Mta. 

mnl Hagenbdcher. Mrs. Joseph 

|38 was reallnd on the 

Saturday, 


5P.M. 

Bowling 

Pin Season 

Comes to Close 

by a wfcfc margin in UM 

nnt with a tbtw of l 

i lunch* 

B*tt£ ttjqg3*» ot th« Track Team Wins from tbe .Metarin of douatnd "ta 

n^n to tt. if __»» 

the pole raiUt, and Duton. In the 

the Chapter lum H cue** Clean Sweep Jgwl jump. TO» OBly piao* ~ 

"— Honeyand Mn 

aw stand victory was la - 

alrl» 

J. K. Battor, another Ffarib*rttM., 93-31 loads 

several PoOnM (or Motta- 

Toe JUd Mid White-dad Ocean 

City IOch School track and field 

May 3t to plus marker* on the* 

City Och Sch 

Sm.ll Bii»in«« Migniy 

mrent - to to victory v In att 11 e»- More than 90 per cent of D. a 

—iv«BOf Mi Mary L. Oooon - enta, Wednesday "— afternoon, to win 

production emm from inull - 

ta, Wednesday afternoon, to wtn 

* ddecisive 

ii dual dl 

ness which has an annual 

meet rtclory from sales volume of undfr W.i 

Pemberton High Schoal on the 1st. WeaMy n per cent of B, a, 

'tbrpdat « wasiwnouneed thai 

Wai labor to anploved in 

win be dlspatil|iiuad tor IUB suin~ Tbe triumph, second within n Wants, with lest than 1.000 em 

mar, and wffl resume In September. week, was by a score of 83 2-3 toPloyeea 

on their payrolls. 

31 1-3 points. 

8. J. MEET SATUBDAT i 

I Tomorrow (Saturday) the local 

team will visit OolUngswood for tbe 

[annual -• .—...^ South Jersey lntefMhotosUe 

championship 

fkye n ^ 

Wednesday It will vie. 

with Cape 

May on thelooj 

field. 

BIB "Kutt 'Kutt" Reynolds m the to- 

warship and Mm. 

ie youngest mother 

l 

*, Mrs. Coopnted 

with tfie 

mother attend- 

1 *»•»» «| wudwwd and draw a a IMVS I IMnd th» 

Mmnt PJayland lost the flnt ggame 

or • alngiB pin and dropped thee 

sec- VO 3*nMf -1 nQQUMOD BUUVK wub in iiiiaa 

ond by eight pins, but they ccame 

last frame to help clinch the ver- 

•—" dronf"{nthir in the third third to win n the 

h the biff gun was Run 

itAl pint. 

„ irur iu the lndlvli. vidual 

Ith a fuse of 333 which h he h 

on seven consecutive strikes 

wen marred by ipjlts- in the 

tree frames, rtunk Sannino 

II m the only other resorter 

n, , i , 

WOMEN DEFEAT CAPE MAY 

AMD WHSWOOD | 

' Ftayland women won three 

I from Cape May In the final 

match w«a played on neutral I of their South Jersey season, 

the Ocean City team won an- 

3-1 victory from Wlldwood. 

—u4 ins the final night of the 

eafue. This Saturday the girls WU 

Cape May Loses have their annual dinner arid award 

«*es to leading teams and indlv- 

To Resort Nine 

- league for women 

belng 

are no lanned and teams for 

Jim Nteholes turned In » > 

being formed. The time of 

pitclilng performance Tue« 

wJU If announced later, 

ernoon as the c 

School CHS nine nine defc dewed" 

Klfh, 1 to I. on the lOi 

pp of 

Nlcholfs struck out 13 tetters and 

(trades. Mrs. 

Fltfi of 

wouiaha»e had a shutout, hadl! 

(he room in 

-. neynoii 

World. Each 

^WL'wJ'SSrerVSe- 

dividual scoring star 

ted wi 

berton. winning first places In the 

100 and 130 yard dashes, . second 

place In the broad Jump and thlrt 

In the shot put. 

POWCL1, SHOT. DISCUS PACES tory u producing "jet-propelled 

Ed Powell was Ocean CSty't other 

leaning point scorer u he paced the 

field in both the shot and discus. 

The resort's mile relay team, 

1 

Inniron winning two 

taJdns total pins, 2070 

tntMon struck out In the 

to help clinch the verdict, 

although the biff gun was Run 

Martin with * 323 In the finale. 

Martin alto chucked a 323 and 181. 

M tine was In there 

-_ _.« —' every maple, with lioyi 

Southard clicking the beat tame of 

318 and another of 180. Second high 

man was Stuart with a IBS. Luke 

Turner went strong with 181 and 

180, 

TWO LEAGUES 'ELECT 

OFFICERS AT DINNER 

Officers, of bath the City 

and Seashore league were eleeu. 

Monday nlBht when the keglen 

combined for " * 

THOMPSONS TAKE 

crrr LEAGUE TITLE 

., Trttnpson's insurers, by defeating 

the Shore But Une Blninen by S 

§jJ2^**fM' *#4f4 nlihi Of title won W'fcJT the seasonal I 

i Had won a round. 

1 playoff, In four games 

SUBMARINE 

tory is producing 

SANDWICH 

toy Mats in plastics. Wana Warm w«ier 

"A MEAL IB ITSELF" 

with an added faeadaebe tablet ox the thirt „„ „ 

mixture of vinegar and bicarbonate 

Plestr if lYirrttiag 

of aoda. litres 

scored three tunes. 

Wfeifi fifi'ra Hastfy 

a through a bole in 

the boat's rear, r, propelling l •OBI SPOKTNBWS OK FAOB II 917 Asbury Ave, 

J> 

Art OeMaria 

committee In 

QBUNB WINWo 

LEAGUE CIIAMp,( 

The Oreen " 

ason h 

•liver olhiehec 

laJt week Wltii 

In thrtlUe 

jenlr 

came 

pUMJ. %„,, 

wu.uu«m lur their annual dinner n the ie« 

marking the close of the season. In the 

Dr..Herichel Pettit was re-elected 

pins, v 

City ieaiue president; Robert Pull- 

clinehed t 

en btscame vl«> president; H. W. 

strikes at . 

Oardlnef, treasurer, and Paul ~~" 

paced the 

gi, secretary. The Seashore k«o.u. 

single. 

re-elected' Harvey Adams u presl 

In the final round 

dent, naming Elmer •teelmiin freas. 

urer and Wesley Barclay secretary. and Donna Hleli 

Following dinner there was award- 

Ing of pri«g to team and Individual 

»>«»•«> >»•»»«>«,«ai 

Essig's RestaurantIS 

Comer 9th Si. and Aabury Ave. 

Restaurant 

t,Wh~*unJLM. 

1 to 1 P. M. 

m 

MWIrtrWtfVVW 

ge Inn 

^ Aabury Avenue • 

y, May 18th 

Breakfast 

~k .Luncheon 

Dinner 

W» (M« te Private PM(M 

; «OL KAU, Owner 

, Plume 0791 

Re-Opens Saturday 

MAY IB, HSMB. 

•ttttittx 

Opening Saturday, Ma? 25th 

8:30 «.mn 

° CORRAL 


Breakfast - Luncheon -Dinner 

A NEW AND DIFFERENT PLACE TO EAT 

BARBECUES ODB SPECIALTY 

Open Erenlivi ontlj it HldnUM 

ANCHORAGE TAVERN 

STEAKS - SEAFOODS. CHOW - ROASTS 

ITIC CITY 

MAC'S 

•M SHORE ROAD 

SOMERS POINT 

Every Day 

Seafood 

Steaks-Chops 

Phone S. P. 951 

DREXEL ARMS DINING ROOM 

1126 Centr«| Avenue 

* Open to Public * 

Ph»».«,o« 

•-ri • 

COOD FOOD ,;„./], 

J GOOD SERVICE I 

4i30 to 7i30 PM. 

Sunday*, 12 to 7 p.m. 

,Luncheon BOOB to 2 p.m. 

t exM*t BaBdaya ud Holiday 

•at, 8 to 11 tun. 

•KiwMi,, Wed, Noon 

•Rotary, Fri,, 6 p.m. 

I for FHrate PaMlai 

{PLYMOUTH 

* INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave. 

LQCTSA T. COBSON, Pr«p. 

The 

Chatterbox 

BREAKFAST 

•LUNCHEON 

• DINNER 

Logut Ice CMMH 

FountainSwrio. 

v ,• 

A Pleasant Place to Dine 


HELP WANTED 

MALE OR FEMALc 

Salad and Sandwich Makers 

Pantry Help 

• OPENS MAY 25Ui • 

Lingo's Restaurant 

70S Battersea Road 

Ocean City Phone BOW 

* DINNERS 

• SEAFOODS 

* CHOW MEW 

PLATTERS, 

FOBMEKI,T UNOO'S OP SOMBPS POINT 

NOW 

OPEN 

DINING ROOM OPENS 

ON SATURDAY, MAY 25th 

. Dinner 

THANKS 

FOR THE DATE! 

Wa have fc 

v 4 

% •« 

(M (Be OJtyof 

1 Mndn* on 

BUWMt 

and Second 

1 by a depth 

I subject to 

Bid IUO0O0 

Of WjstAronue, begin- bi 

- aUe 90' x 90'. This Is tui 

to present occupancy 

MtBtmiun BM Moo I 

Avenue, beginning SO' south- 

BM $200,00 

Avenue, hav- 

Mlulmuni Bid f200 00 

and Haven Avenue i,m 

by » aeptt of "s 


PWt Bte«« and Haven Avenue. Having 

n Avenue by a depth of 115 1 . 

Minimum Bid J2SO.0O 

^S^t «1« o» A*w Avenue, beginning aso' 

l rm Burnt. ste« w « wo 1 . 

*** flinliiw B afiihwiiw Q^ $200 00 

M of Haven Avenue, beginning 330 soutn- 

H' B US'. 

m, m 

oo ^fUiwest side ef Haven Ave.. A.. g g M0- souUi. 

second Street, fiantsfe on Haven Avenue 280' by a depth 

, B Minimum Bid S3.00fl.00 

„• southerly corner of FBUTUJ Street and Blmpsoii 

t fronMfe on Blmpeon Avenue of W by a depth of 

_«d on the »ulli*«»tert> tldt of Blinpson Avenue, be. 

_• •ooUrwfst of Fourth street with a frontage of 1B0' 

i of lit': atao located on tne southeasterly side of Blmpis 

beginning 330* southwMt of Pmirth Btreet with a 

r lltf By a tfiptn of ill 1 (east owner of «fth •treet and 

aye): also located on tne nerthweM s!« of Blmpson 

mini M' aouthweat of Fourth street with a frant- 

._ JTBepth offti': atoe tosted en the northwest side 

HSQ Awnue. beginning 410 southwest of Vourth Btreet 

frontage on Simpson Avenue of BO' by a depth of 115 

fiSwef wffiftreet and Wnpson Avenue). To be sold 

im Hi m, Btoek i-O, ONU City O«*m_ Minimum Bid MM, 

I on the northwest Ude of •tauan Road West, beetnnirii 

_rtb*mst of North Street. Frontage on Station Road West 

fg Berth of lor, 

TD,B- 

I part of lot. 452 .nil in. Woe* M0, Sccttpn A 


_î at the Intersection of the southeasterly Une of Central 

i und «• southwesterly Une of ««t Street: ejttcndlng 

fdly along the toutheastwardly Une of Central Avenue 

__ extending southeaatwardly along the northeasterly 

[M4M, 100' to a fineen feet wide street: thence ejttending 

Mttirardly ueng said fifteen feet wide street 86" W a point: 

i tfendtag northwestwardly along a Hnr parallel with the 

ntMriy line of nrtt Street 66' feet to a point; thence ex. 

j northeMtwardly along a Une parallel with central AVPIIUC 

ii point In the wuthweaterly line of First Street: thence 

•• I northnestwardly along the said Une of First Street 34' 

lilt of beginning. 

Is. U- 

^ UM, Section flay Front Minimum Bid SI,000.00 

ri on northwest side of Bay Avenue, beginning J80' southf 

Seventh Btreet Frontage on Bay Avenue ot 70' by a depth 

bit, 14- 

W Inclujlre. Bloek 1W7, 9*»qn C Mlnlmmn Bid S2J0O.00 

1 on west corner of Thirtwnth Street and Haven Avenue, 

_ t frontage on Haven Aveniie of 170* by a depth of US'. 

tjtrtw the right to remove its gravel (stock pile I within 

, II- 

%m aad 187, Block MOt, SeeUoti Hay 

Minimum Bid MM.W 

1 on north corner of Bay ... Avenue and Bay , Vie View Fiace, hay 

Mateion Bay View ~ " ~''"' 

on Bay View Flace of 76' by a depth of 

J '" 

ill, 

I, J« ud m Mock 1410. StcUon Bay Front 

, , Minimum BM ,.„, 

I, en north comer of Bay Avonue and Fifteenth Btreet, 

, t»»S, Section E. Minimum BM 1100,00 

Ion BortJi comer of Haven Avenue and Twenty-fourth 

Frontage on Haven A%-enue of SO 1 by a depth of 116', 

ick UK, SeeUon F Minimum Bid S300.00 

IGBIwutheatt side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 230' south. 

Twenty-Fifth street, -toe 30' x 100'. 

Section F Minimum Bid S175.M 

it side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 340' south 

enth Street, Si JO' je 100', 

. i IM, eeetiw F Minimum Bid flgo.N 

? JBWMJieasi ilfc of Aihuw *vinue, betlnnlni 110' south. 

*»TOr.ieventh Btreet, Size 80' x 100', 

I, MM Bi, Block 2701, SecUon F , Minimum Bid If 50,09 

ensoutheaat side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 220' south- 

Twenty-seventh Btreet. Size M 1 ^TTOty-sevenUi 

* 100'. 

**^L *'^ u -i' be » lnnl »'B lS6 r 

Minimum Bid S250.0C 

nue, b i i 160' 

Minimum Bid J250.09 

i MrthwesF of Aabury Avenue, nu beginning 170* 

Street I61K 

SO' x 100' 100'. 

I Mn, lectlaa F Minimum Bid HUM 

_au toutheast BMB of Asbury Avenue, beginning 280' 

a TVenty-eiglitti Btreet, mm SO' s 100', 

ttH, Section F Minimum BM ltS0,Ot 

i SB norniweM aidE & Asbury Mrenus, beginning • X»- 

WJwentyîghth Btreet. Blie JO' • 100', 

«. IM wm. Section F. Minimum Bin $S00.o» 

^tVSSSS^K^ 

M A»bury Avenue, beginnliig 380' 

Minimum Bid 

beginning ] 

Mlnlmnm Bid *3S0.0» 

of Asbury Avenue, beginning OHO' 

Street. SIM ID' x 100'. 

, Block Un, Section I Minimum Bid I000.M 

—"-—«t side of Central Avenuo, beginning 170' 

i Street. «W flo 1 x W. •• r 

MltOmn tiki JM0.0* 

. Avenue, beginning MO 1 

1 WM. 

rtdaof Central Avenue, beglnntaK alo 1 

:€T8 

Sea Scout Backing 

Dr Lane Kalnen, resort physician 

has been appointed clialniun of 

the Health and Marrty Oummlttce 

of the Bny Srouts for the Ocitui 

City aLitrltt it wiis imnojnctd ,u 

the monthly meeting uf tlu dl trirt 

conunltln> last Thursrtiiy night ut 

For Your 

Loafing Pleasure! 

•n* 

Ignatfon of p Edwin Edbef M 

chairman of the Floanoa Ootamtttee, 

and recommended appointment 

of Bturtan L. Ismail as hlssuccesaoT. 

RE1>EI>T CAMP CIIAIKMAN 

Prod Tlodell. wa.i recommended to 

•serve n.-i chairman of the district 

Camphi;: and Activities Committee. 

Frnuklln E. Jeter, chnlrman of 

Advancement, announcod tlmt a 

Court or Honor originally schcdulfd 

for tills rnonth lias been post-. 

ixmi'rt until full. y 

Cupt. Jack o. Jcrnee, on behalf 

of tlio Ocean City Aciidcmy/offer- 

*.'rt to .'HKjnsor « Seu Scout nnlp tind 

ialri tin 1 Incllitles of lllu Academy 

LIST IT WIIB 

lrwin Nicholson 

" &J Av«, 

JOHNSON SERVICE 

EDMUND JOHNSON 

R£ft»r?£P i>h, 0720 M4UWest Ave. 

Service and Repairs 

BEFKIGEKATION" . OIL BURNERS 

.RADIOS - APPLIANCES 

' ROY STEELE'S 

SHIP BAR 

TOM KELLY 

At» *Ae Piano 

Far Your Entertainmant Nightly 

PLENTY 

of 

BEER 

• Dinner Daily • 

Served from 2 p.m. 

Complete Menu 

Delicious 

SANDWICHES 

at all hour* 

ROY STEELE'S SHIP BAR 

At tbe Somera Point Trolley Statidn 

• retain the twenty pet centum (30% ^'deposit as liquidated -datnaetii 

be confirmed In writing »t tbe conclusion 

of purchase shall be «xecutec) Within eight 

i.Of the MUe 

Three Held for 

Assaulting Girl 

Fourth Held for 

y Abetting Crime 

MRS. BACK. niiSOBT VISITOR 

Mrs. c.rorge Back, former resort 

resident, now or Philadelphia, %'isii- 

etf. fipm Bunduy to Tui'sday wi h in i r \i_jiiti t i ! 

,r*r fflmRhtprs, Mra. Andrew MrcK- '"l" fr! illi I 

sr, 17. E: 12th St.. and Mrs. Willien n t -11. . i, I i 

Ludcrtt?., of Boiiii'rs Poiiit, Blio ol-' m in I r i 1 i .it i 

cisltcd her son, Ed'iin, df Atlsntk- < ,rinl In r M i i I 

City. who i", rfcurjerntine in Blinn 

Mnmorial Hospital from major op- 1*1"?.- J" , l' I i 1H i 

ti periormed iFvit Pid 

FRESH EGGS 

Door Delivery Now 

Eggs fnim Bayyifw Farni 

Ocean View 

Send a pintai rd (o start 

servlocj. 

W. U, FRY 

lea short Road 

OCEAN VIEW, S. J, 

JULIUS ROTH 

Viflaf It; Mia 

Mi ASBURY AVEBOO 

MIKE 

General Hauling 

itm %VEST AVENVB 

Phone 1809 

\ 

PatterffOtTD&ectfe 

Kiwatiis Min*trel« Aioftt the ta> mni tumelm .. 

tflto Mcciailv btamfbUd thffthf 

.do of •&/]?, *n& th*l • down 

mtut for •« tl purp*** und«r tlui 

t tap I \ InuvoTenwiA Fnpd 

r tîii ru i a buiffet of Hid 

I erct I r +irlfjj>t*?J fp the • m of 

and U now A Tillable for kaitt |Atrbo*« 

Tie in pi-iTTpmcnt j T Wtit Annul 

frum N (h Street to Elt*iUentli 

ind of S t on Road from North 

>•••< 

Mnrgrny 

SCHOOL OF RIDING 

18TII and HAVEN AVE. 

italics -^7 in 1'^ Noon 

I lot p.m. - s In ft p.m. 

Sherwin Williams Paints 

Garden Tools and SeccLs 

House Furnishings 

Doerr's Hardware Co, 


We Deliver Ph. «033W 

i uld h* tiL tht clb,poîil of 8ca 

i it thro ij .icjut ihi i\i 

DM'liNO.i tlVOS KUTABY 

The ivramlttee (lecljecl to Inve.itl- 

:aw ivlirthiT or not the Kutury 

t ) ih i 1 f t i conl lue It 1 ; r ponoi 

,11li> of fira GcoutiuK. which llaii 

ui'eii liiiicllVi! for HOW time. If Ro- 

Inry vellnqui?iht.'s Rponsor.'thlp the 

'iiiy . will bt 1 POINT—cimrped wltii 

crimliiatly a-TaiiuJtlng a ld-ypnr-old 

Blrl, tlirfo Somera Point youths were 

lirld under ta.OOO ball for allegedly 

ftldinK and abi'ttintf the crime. 

Jiail \v:in fixed p'rlclay niKht ut u 

hearing before Mayor Fred W. 

ChflpniH!i. Held on the fu'i.sftuH 

churBO were Robert Woodburn, ai 

his brother, L'u|[«nc, 21, both ai At 

kinôil JiV.. ami u l^.year-okl Ijoy 

All four defendanta pleaded not 

guilty. 

The Kirl's father testified tlmt e^ 

approved as ihuftnihifltn 

t ) u o.t ui t ii\ j,li l 

it ) i i 

clan indlnated an assuult liud brer 

ieir w:vs some ril.'ici .*",-slrtn of fin r-onniiltLi'd. friiL 

.i hetween the lucal Itl HM tie lot 

*> 1 [i Is f rc I rrtatr apct ally Wo? 

\ t I j . the a m «f »S "75 

nt fot imid 

1 I f i [ion C»t tal ln*prvVw avatlatle < r *aid 

weJl known performers has been 

chosen lor Somers Point's annual 

KlwanLs^sponsored minstrel show, 

to be staged next Wednesday and 

Thuisday evenings, May 22 and 23 

ill the Lhiwea av. school. 

Jack Patttrson, pspulur song leader, 

is again director oi Ll r he v 

which for several yesra has been an 

entertainment highlight of the year. 

The ghsw played to & packed 

bouse last year, and is being brought 

back by popular demand. Principals 

in Uiecast include: Mas Estelif! Hal- 

&ton, Mis§ l^nrclei PQtta Mi^ Hclfi 

Veil* Miss Sue Vsss, Miss Jcanl&c 

Clayton, Mr§, Jean Conover. Mrs, 

Oertrudo Mart, Nicholas B ard und 

au liay. 

CITY Q¥ OCEAH ClTV( MtW JERSEY 

AS OHDJHANCI A&THOr IZl*G 1HL 

CQHir5?yqTiQN on RLLOU TPOL 

TJOH tr iTkEET lilP oVt. 

MEETS 1J? THE CITY OF OCE \J, 

CITY AS A LOCAL IM IIOVL 

MHHT /HD AUTML'KIZIAC TH^ , 

ISSUANtS OF BOIit UK WOT b 

TO FlhAKQS. PART H ftlt LOST 

THEREOF, " ' 

lit IT wMUAIN'EU ItV ill K I1OAM) 

Hi' I'i '.\lAIiN>M isKHs * >l' MIL CIlA 

iJl- : S«t on Tlwt tlr a tti of $250 315 lie 

knd the na r hrfeby t 

!)i LAN i_ IT\, NKU IT i 1 

Si=Ui..n j: -liiur.' iu iu-t 1 I 

l>iti«n»i,t i.. il rpoAca stated in Section 

lfct-C f 1 1 r cnnl that td«re ahall b* 

an unexi led b«l^ ic«r of 0 e fliumnl 

t Qltd f I 1 pliriK ^S I Ir J 1 *Ul 

si-1 nii\) {)!> • d « ) of be t on 1 hPr*y>i 

SLMI extended b lance may be uaed 

f r tl f tit other i ,»o»e» (ror 

ded n ga. ] tutitetlfOna cf SecUoa 1 

hereof 

Si; t n 3 That the cost of the un 

r vt r i a deacr bed in Section 1 bero 

f A mil] ml not exceed ng tba 

t n f If tS t tie uil twf-ti r m de 

s I d aui • tlf>t f A> Un-m f n an 

B T t n t EX ecd 14 fb^61S for tlie un 

I ovea r ta deacribed 111 lubiection fB) 

U t t f ad nan amount not eVeedJnc 

JS Ti i r ti r t HI vtmr ts lr»c 1>ed in 

• t ntct on (f) thcrrof ahall b* apn 

of tin, 

iocrc.mil br 

and tMt U 

.11 

.._ _*»! 1 

Tint tbe 

ttfSTz *•' 

cnharlv b—^ r 

ud Us •mount at 

pmremevu u H (.. 

jjji br u» c.w 

E Tint *T1 ot tlfc 

ctl inriuiDt B> IU 

brer lottreat «t not 

nna per «*•, 

Section lit thM 4* 

pocmal. n( tfc. WHld 

14 ffn«ic« *uc . .^ 

[n( and IttJpcctUHi OOJIt^ 4 

penaca u4 Iba «K «( 

dl kucft oblisatlvnr 

II not 

11 

of tbe „., •^•oSS.* 

pie lit-1 ti th. . , . . 

i>f * 4 lntceat on the 

(aau^d parinaht ** tbi* 

tbe .ttDi IKOirri 

•halt in «•" rav 

botidi fir aotcm sre odti 

eludf 1 in tl»c Annual 

by taxci levt«d On *I} 

-j w II fi »wl C tj 

• Hk*i 

4 f Jl^S 

t II I I . 

\ Ir 1 ^ im 

L rX 

1111 

' ' . x , { { 

1 f I 4 II 

1 I » 

Mawson & Chattin 

Express Co. 

LOCAl, and 

LONO 

MOVING and 

HAULING 

1243 West Avenue 

BENDIX 

HOME 

LAUNDRY 

t'tuce your ortt-r today 

and a\oid unnecessary 

delav- 

'Authorized 

BENDIX 

, Sales • Sei*vice 

'-*^ 

_.;(. 

• Circulars 

• StaUomery 

• Mail Pieces 

• AnnotmcLwrnrnfu. «& 

• BiUs 

Lewis L. 

efserlr S«mtlA 

|ab PrlnUnt 

807 Asbury Aye. 

tfut to Bui' 

JACOB G. SCHUFF 

71O Asbury Avenue Phone ' 

Calling All Car Owners! 

The Hin]ejs\ilk' Mutual Casualty ontt tne Mutual 

iuiantf comp.ink:,

ARTS 

ON THE CIRCLE 

SOMERSPODYT 

• Oy«ter« 

Vm varied 

to our neigh' 1 

• Seafood Platter* 

IC LE 

OR STORE 

edrth, Soners Mat, N. J. 

f^lita In Soatn Point 

Gotham 

Champagn 

i_ 

IMorrow Conf,rm«d 

A tM title Hen 

ht confirmed Mayor Wed 

advancement of I 

The office telephone ran* 

•'I'm Russell auicsple." said 

a young retee over the wire. 

"Ysu mads a mistake lit the 

-*oy bot bithd 

mahmm i * flw *•"* "» HuneU can have 

w ownea thtt rapi«y.eh«nfine, tatensstsold 

to Nor- *? g m S M - h * Prebanly will find 

• w those five yea pretty thrUllnt 

been eondemned, for lam A rasoluwon 

that the property be torn down %* net- „ 

within to days was adopted, ^^ New Officers of 

r* „_ UTJJI P.-T, A» Installed 

t-OnOVer, Mlddleton BOM TOOJT _ Newly.eleetMl 

Get Kiwani. Award. ^ n%«»Mi y >t 

/the meeting of the Junes conducted 

•Aid 80*-I 

A. member of the motor corps and re-1 Tuesday afternoon. In the recreation 

I;T!" 3"f «W«W chslrmin of the I reom of, the church. • 

m U- dltasUr committee, attended the I Mrs. Mary Stader, president, haa 

ai: benefit the auiulary. 

in. July, were announced. 

Paint Personals 

day annl- 

.jkman was I 

I observed, and refreshments we 

teen members were present. 

The first coiling fan in a New 

Vork subway train w« tastallBd In 

8OMER8 POINT — Mr. and* Mrs 

Richard Barry, Sr.. of CMnden; 

spent the week end at their apartment 

on aibbs BV. -j-H-i- 

* * * 

Mr. and Mrs, Riehart'Barry Jr 

anrt ion are residing on" Miller ay" 

Mr, Barry has recently returned 

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Middjeton 

BBore rd,, had as recent dinner 

guests, Mr, and Mrs, William c, Su 

livmolflmmmmvme, and Mrs. IK. 

n 

Mr, and Mrs. Walter Storm 

Kensington, Pa., have opened 

home at 12 aeorge st 

SQMBtS POINT —•-- -• • •— - 

«J aanbersMp goal In the third Wee nnsldtnt.MS Arthur s£3period 

of 1»M, ending Beeember 11, man secretary, and Mr*#ftd' MSt 

of Hal war, to behalf of the club treasurer, m o «* st 

The award' ins presented at ttie j M U s _P B».7-' 

Qraee WoIPs pupils oresent- 

Mr - an ^-^; Bowling and 

"J&-. 

Ocean City's 

Independent 

Self Service 

Market 

Phone 0477 

AM m, MI StaHina- 7 m^M 

IW. Mi HI, MAY 17-Ii- 

FAULETTB OODDABD . BAY 

CECIL KEIXAWAY . PATKIC BJf© 

"KITTY" 

AIM . Mumr MM M M and 

FBI aM.gAT. May M.li- 

WIIXIAM POWIII, . ESTHER wu 

ANOfLA bUrUOKY • LEWIS 8 

JAMES OLEAJSON . -KAO8" BAGT 

THE HOODLUM S 

Aaw * MSMB of TIM "NlM 

* BOBIST LOWRY • 

LOLA LANE • FRANK AL 

'THEY MADE ME A Kl. 

to • Fealorette "Star in the Nignt," Clor GtrteT 

FILL Bad BAT, Mny 17-11— 

WALLACE BEEBT 

MAuoan MAIN 

Atap - L>««t mwm 

MON, May M ON1.Y— BABOAIMn —Kiddie. J»T- 

WARMER BARTER . ADKIXK ROBEKn 

MONA BARRIE . MARTIN KOSLKK ta 

:JUSJ BEFORE PAWN" 

TDBS. Md WED,, M«y 21-M— 

PENNY 8LNOLETON . ABTHVB LAKB 

LARKY SIMMS • MAAJORIE KENT In 

IBLONDJE'S LUCKY DAY* 

A*n - Muck el Time "Report on Grw«", c«fcr CutM 

«M- May M ONLY^BAHGAINTTE-Kiddle. Uf, , 

^ OABOAW - JAMli CARTER 

JEFF DONNELL . FBANK WOJBO% In 

_ "NIGHT EDITOR" 

Aho - Andj Ojme Comedy, Tmw-I Bed and Nen 

PBL aod BAT. May 24-SS— 

PA» O-BBIBN . BDTB WAERICK 

ALAN MALE . EDGAR BUCHANAN IN 

RADIO SERVICE 

CLYDE CARSON 

1UI B«y An. FfeM* Utt 

Plastering, Bride Pointing 

|H«W)M»de 

. Qatar CMHR, Nowlty wd New. 

BICYCLES 

SOLD and EEPJ 

Mrtt M AeeMMtM «• 

ANNAREUJA" 

1020 Anbury A»i. 

Portrait ml DMM 

u iS^tSSS *. I s J2i2R STU P 

f v ' ' 

ôbnetone'a 

THINGS TO f A1 

LUNCHEON — DINNER 

Breakfast Served Saturday 

and Sunday 

C»o^dMon THf WIKK 

Finance Your Fire In 

and SAVE! 

With one of our Fire Inmnwioe* F * ' 

cha«tiig itMurance for three or fire yam fan p«y |gi^ 

the ml of HM IOMI included, t!»n you «MU If it fehj 

on itt annual twaa. VaJnta «m v — wvi-w 

TL— ,....n••!• ,,.. -^- «'-•-«- 1,..,1, . ,*^ 

(nen conauK jour agmt • • • • nwnr. .._•;. 

•PREMIUMS ON MANY OTHER KIND» OF 

ANCEPOUaESCANALSOBEFWANCED. 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

•mom rawuL mont ntnuNci 

Banking Houn: 8 «an- to 2 pan. 

Saturday*: 9 aum. to It M 

SEA ISLE CITY OFFICE 

ATLANTIC CRT KIECTRIC aUBAOfa 

neMRy and radar fna May 1st la 

, IMPORTAMT MOOCE 

Curtailment Program f6r Conservation oiF Fuel l>y 

During the emergency created by the bituminous coal atrike and pendingy 

sumption of normal coal deliveries, all electric utilities will be required: , ..,..- 

A. To make mailm 

(1) Hiilro-generatlng facllitiM. 

(3) OU-flred gcneratinc facllltleg.; 

(3) Anthradte-frred generating facOitles. 

(4) More efficient and better stocked Mtumtooue 

coal-fired geneiatins facllltitt. 

B. To take approprlatt steps to HaM into effect 

the foOewinc prosram for curtailment 

of use of electric service; 

Mai and D»i*, Slcn UfMiac. 

(•> raumnaW -oitireb- daytime sad 

, nlshtumo use, 

(b) Electric signs nnotwniy for dlrectioti 

or identification of pUoe* of pubbc 

servi«; such as, public restaurant*, 

public lodging establlthmeniB, tr«»portatlon 

terminals, ete, nay operate 

during nighttime but only while 

the eetsbUshment b open for business. 

(c) Reduce Map wattage of aU siens by 

HUBOB isacticalde amotnt. 

(I) DtetfMIn tsl OimimiHil Ilitiliai Inctadhw 

DeenaMw ««d tftMln'i 

(a) Exterior Ughting: BtolnatecompJetely 

at alt times. 

Cbl Interior IMUBai SUminato aS noses. 

senUal lighting; reduce Me featanee 

try the inaJdmum pnMtteaUe anomt, 

(S) Ikaw Wmlaiw UfMta* WHH lass 1M 

(a) EUnrlnale completely daytima sad 

nighttime use. 

(4) US*MBC «r MavtiNM Mttar UH miriU 

f 

-#** 

o/ Ocean C/t*y, of 

To Be Sold to the Highest Bidder 

At City Hall, Ocean City, N. J. 

M B MD. M 

af US": m»m • rilil 1 

•r Mam, MO, u - 

Bid $450 

••d 107, Bl«± 14W 

y 1 JIM Bid S300.00 

"" FlfteiBih street, 

•ted an u- 

PAHCH, NO, n — 

Minimum Bid $300 00 

^3' 

PASCEL NO. tt- 

PAKCn, NO, 29 _ 

ramcu, m>. ruem. mo. n - 

J!*_«' ,**^ A^ 

2702, S^tion F 

r**imm.m- 

»«W W, II - 

Section*.— 

Siw* 

practice 

W.-WM. nrm 

Urge«ThatMenTakeKeener 7 Hurt as Track 

Interest In Public Affairs Hits Resort Bus 

f««

Association Sanctions 

Tennis Tourneys Here 

4fcQatof«M» Op, July 8; Cowt Pl.y for 

M 

ST OP 

of fortunato homomakers 

-bar* Elactric Ranges and ar© ©n- 

* f f « e W c & o f c 

'YOB tttn plan to be among these satl* 

^ ^ h Sing* 

SiS? F g 

bIw.Tou wffl be able then to spend 

j^ flaw oMdoott and ax with yew ere wOi letmay 

•Mtch Jess worry and . to confusion relax. There and- a 

U^ temp * r w ^» I«w cook 

aelldous ... automatic 

-»*fc OMnkmy Utongt In you, hmmm. 

» Wt any better way to oook. Tkm 

iy the Henry Clay es 

tats and once the gathering place 

for scores of Philadelphia politicians 

Take Traek.FwM and other notables, has Men pur $63,089 Our SIMK 

Meet by 8 Point* chased by Jack Thompson, of Bees of il2,qpP,000 

ley's Point, and Victor Miller, form, 

Wlldwood and Ocean Olty waged erly of Younastown, Ohio. They Cape May County Friday receiv- 

a sce-saw track and field duel on propose to operate it u i ycar-a ed «63.088 as its share of a distribu- 

the Wlldwood field last Saturday ound hostelry. 

tion of almost 112,000,000 In railroad 

afternoon, and when the smoke The 56-room uuuuing is now be- 

cleared the locals had squeezed ou jng renovated, and the new owners 

tajies due to the 21 counties by the 

on the long end of the score, ie 1-2hope 

to open for business about Me- State Department of Taxation. 

to 62 l-s. 

morial Day, If they can obtain kit- The money distributed consisted 

The teams were so evenly natch chen equipment on time. 

of i»,SM,447 in main stem railroad 

ed that the outcome was not deter The' hotels dining room has taxes for the years 1032 to 1039, and 

mined until the isst event. This in- seating capacity of 138 persons. MJ0e,7M in second class property 

dicates that the Cape May County During the past few summers, the taxes. Finance Commissioner Homer 

Scouts to Join championship meet, to include Cape hotel has been the home of a Bible O, Zlnk Bald the distribution was 

May and Middle, as well as Ocean school. 

City and Wlldwood, probably will 

made possible by payment earlier 

in Camporee 

bi one of the hottest In years. 

last week of more than tS,M0,000 in 

KESOKTERS WIN MILE 

oacfc taxes by the Central Railroad 

Kimble Glass Co. of New Jersey, 

Resort Troops in 

Ocean Olty carried off first place 

The distribution to Atlantic Counin 

the mile, 180 yards, shot put, 

;y was «180,228. 

DBS THE CLASSIFIED ADS USE THE 

Outing Next Week discus, and javelin, and tied for 

first in the pole vault. WlldwoodChanges 

Hands 

Both of Ocean City's Boy Scout athletes were victorious In the 100, 

troops are planning to participate 440, 320, broad jump and high jump The Kimble Class Co., with which 

in the Caniporee to be staffed foi The locals had their greatest sue. _ number of Ocean city people are 

all Beauts of the Atlantic Area cess In the nuje and the discus, connected as executives or employes, 

Council, May 34, 35 and 26. sweeping all three places in those w been acquired by the Oweni- 

The Camporee. giving the boyi events, Andrews won the race, with Illinois Class Co., of Toledo, O,, it 

two nights in the open, will be at a time of 5:17,3, followed by Leon- ras announced Friday, 

High Bank park, aomers Point, ard and Lunny. Ed Powell captured The company will be operated as 

Scoutmaster Franklin A, King ex. the discus with m feet 10 inches, subsidiary of Owens-Illinois with- 

SUMMER 

peets about IB members of Troop with McDowell second and Burciijut any chanfe in its present man- 

10 to t&ke parth and Scoutmaster ard third, 

aiement. it was announced. Plants 

Thomas Williams hopes to have six THOMPSON TAKES JAVELIN are located at Fleasantvllle, Vine, 

land and Camden In New Jersey, 

or more from Troop 62. 

Scouts from ail parts of Atlantis Results were almost as good in and also at Chicago Heights, 111. 

County and this city will head for the javelin, which was won for Oe. Indianapolis, ind., and Conshohock- 

the Camporee site ai ter school on ean City by Thompson, with Been. Pa. 

Friday, and will have their tents cotte second. The winning heave Merman K. tumble, of Ocean City, 

pitched and camp fires going before was US feet 1 3-4 Inches, 

Is president of the sold company, 

dark. Each troop will select its own Andrews and Powell were both and Robert K. Bell, resort attorney, 

camp area and care for it. douBle winners, giving the Red andis 

executive vice president. Willard State Bankers 

The program until camp breutei White 31 points between them. An Ayers, another local resident, is di- 

up Sunday afttrnoor* will include nil Brews also won the M0 yard run vision superintendent. A score of 

sorts of outdoor games, tests foi while Powell triumphed in the shot the company's executives or emHonor 

Kirkman 

advancement in rank, and a stunt and also was second in the Mo,, ployes are summer residents here. 

night Saturday night. 

Andy Housand won a tie with 

Elected to Execu- 

For many of the Ocean City boyi* Hampshire, of Wlldwood, in tne poll RBAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

will be their first uver-iiight ex- vault, each clearing the bar at 

tive Committee 

perience In camping 

feet 0 inches. 

Big events for Wildwood were th 

Klrkitun. Atlantic Oity 

loo yards, in which it took first anL 

attorney with %-Bried Ocean City 

Beach Chair Rights second, and tlie high jump. In which 

huslness interests, was elected to 

BUILDERS!! 

is swept everything but a half poinV 

the executive committee of the Mew 

Offered by Sea Isle 

If you need a priority, we an 

credited to Ocean City's McOall foi 

Jersey Bankers 

The commissioners of Sea Isle 

fiad ts help, ns charie or obll- 

a third place tie. 

City are nnitiiiK bids n>) a 

fatlon. If you seed materials not 

ronccssinn to provide bench ehuira 

on the priority list and we jwi 

nd umbreUfts tills summer on tlie 

them, all far service. 

;trand between 45th and 55th sts. 

Here are same Items stocked m 

Mayor William A. Huflcrt says 

M KUUI wHIuiut prtorltj: 

he city docs not phui to inakp moil, 

from tlio concession but Is interprlmnrlly 

111 makinK the 

jeeanfront more attractive and 

orofortsble lor visitors. 

WOU QUICK RESULTS 


1 Association as it 

concluded its 42nd "annual conven. 

lion at the MarlBorough-Blenheim, 

•aturday, 

Hit. kirkman is president of the 

Flanders Hotel company, solicitor 

for The National Bank of Ocean 

Oity, a director of the Chelsea Title 

and ouaranty Co,, and president of 

the Boardwalk National Bank, 

Lawrence B, Carey, state com. 

missioner of bankini and Insurance, 

told the convention that mortgage 

loans are being made on "highly 

inflated" real estate values, as he 

called on bankers of the state to set 

up reserves againit possible losses 

"as we have no assurance that 

we wont liave a rfcurrance of per. 

lods of economic stress within the 

nest few years," 

STEPPING OUT OF THE BOLE 

Professor to colleague: "I've held 

the chair of English literature for 17 

years, and I'm nuts about the rack- 

Pimm M07S or MHO 

Win* Ban. Promplly 

rilAKLKS BROMBERG A BON 

!'aperhaiiBiii(r . Decorating 

nil P.eifie eifie Inn, o, 

< so. so LiCUrde LCUd CUrde Piice Pi 

lmie Cit City, », J 

TOP SOIL 

SAND. GRAVEL 

LANDSCAPING 

W. A. COLLINS 

n. Ion Point 411 

OP Write P-rtlle BJ-D No, I 

KEYS KADI 

ALL TIRS 

Took Sharpened 

OHDER8 for EVINRUDES 

LEMONT'S 

m BAY An, r± lw 

JTrtteking 

Ferguson 

EXPRESS 

9th Si, and Simpson A* 

Owuui CHyMH 

Daily Trips 


f m ,7^ 

I TRUCKING 

I N. Puaolano 

I TOP BOIl , OfiAVEL 

j und OBADtNO 

I uu w«i A. riL m s 


Dump Truck 

NICK FIORENT1NO 

Ml WB8T AVE. 

< CII 

Storage 

piNGTON'Q 

STORAGE ° 

1*0714*1 

Electricians Electrician* 

ÊLECTRICAL 

^ SERVICE 

For SHOP, STORE. HOME 

INSTALLATION 

REPAIRING 

SERVICING 


12 First Street Phone 1771 

Irvin Johnson, Jr. & Co. 

1110 Simpson Avenue Telephone II 

REGISTERED 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

INSTALLATIONS 


tnimt»>tt>m>» 

1S20 Asbury Avenue Phone O.C, 1885-V 

Laurence E. Stedem 


AU types of Electrical Installations, Repair and j 

Maintenance ServiM 

Jacob C. SCHUFF 


AM, Pbone iMt 

STANDARD 

ELECTRIC CO. 

Electrical Contractor* 

E. H. PKBK8, JR. 

300 W«ley Ave. 

Ph. 1181-W 

BEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Âlfred!!. Smith, Ine. 

fAPCR HANGING 

1048 A«bury Avc. 

n sttt 

General Conh«cluii 

1156 'Aabnry 

Phnio 0988 

WM, R. SI 

Electrical 

Contractor 

tn Aatoy An. Mai 

EDW. S, C0I 

Electrical Cont 

305 8th St. 

Phooca Ktt tm, 

Jack J, W.tkirwofl] 

C 

•el Asbiirj- 

Plastering 

BRICKLAYING 

PLASTERING 

STUCCO 

HARRY W. 

LOIS CLEARED 

Briuh Rem6vea- Lol,C«ded*nd Leveled 

Bulldoxer 5«rvice . Speedy - Econon»c«l 

- 4 

Aids 3 

Causes 

gffi Incubator fund, and the 

fTfor Michael Langel, paralyzed 

Bwatleilt'ai the Bngland HM- 

Wn Mary Murphy led devotions W.800 piece of fire apparatus, a capgule-sized picture of what 

„ |B meetlni In the absence of combination pumper, tank and hose would probably happen to mBrTy 

5- JW* Jemee, vice prHildent, truck, for delivery thta year. It Iscommodities 

where the supply is 

K John otwlman led In prayer, BBpBcted in Bbaui seven months Plentiful if the controls were Amov 

Sibem •ntwered rail call with Th* new apparatus would replace ed and the ordinary laws of pl 

^towrses-beginning with o, Athree 

antiquated pieces of equip- 

Members of the Ooodwlll Circle 

BWUng at the home of Mrs. Harold 

gdlnruck. Burl rd. made arrange- 

SKnti to take charge of dessert and 

eoffK »t the Spring Bally at the 

church on Tuesday, ana also to be18-20 

Year Plan 

(Bsteises for the Bridgeton District A huge cily plniining development 

fouth mMtin( on May 85 at thein 

Five Mile Beach, to extend over 

church. 

i period of 16 to 20 years, was ad- 

Thla Circle also planned a garden mneed by the Oreater Wildwood 

futf fuul supper on June 4 at 1Chamber 

of Commerce last week. 

am,, at the home o! Mrs. Lorelta Construction of an unaerpass at 

Bldtrs, Beeitay's Point, O1IU were the new Rio Qraiide bridge was one 

piteawd to Mrs. Pearl Barclay, of 10 major projects suggested by 

Marteen members and three the Chambers post-war planning 

prata Mtended. Mrt, Theo Town- commltMe, David E. Connor, conpid 

led a devotional program on suiting architect, presented dia- 

HE topic of Mother's Day, grams for eity development. 

The Friendly Circle met at tlle 

MM of Mrs. rmnk Lee, Central 

•m. alar lOtli st., following a cover- 

;•) dish lunclieon. Mrs. a. Frank 

aulth conducted devotions. 

H§ meetiiiR was enlivened by 

BsBMrs taking baby plctuiei.' and 

was extinguished without the neces- 

Bert was n (supsslng contrit to trysity 

of eVBCUatini 10 newborn ba- 

to Identify the subjects, n was bies and their mothers. 

ftanaed to meci iigain June 4 at i All available fire apparatus re. 

pa, »t the Derrwin, 1037 Ceiitral sponded to the alarm niter a hos- 

If, 

pital employe discovered the blaze, 

Bri Bdna Hand entertaliied with 

hDBMnus readings at tilt; Victory 

Orele meeting at Hie home of Mrs 

ttUng W. colo. 42D Ocean av' 

BIDS were discussed for a covered 

m luncheon io open the fall aeam 

Mrs. John R, way led R Mother's 

Ikw dcvotlonai program. Boll call 

•u wiswered by members quoting 

BWe verses beginning with •"•L""."" 

MCEILINO EITHER 

"But dont they Imve a cover 

herev • inquired the timid 

OPA Ceiling Removed On Berries 

In Arizona-Down Comes the Price 

WASHINGTON - There's been ries, A plentiful crop was ju»t 

flUite a bit of talk here, anetit OPA ing onto the counters. 

NMvofMetfwd. price control, about strawberries In 

ArUona—imd, strange «g it mighf On April IS strnwherrle. were sell- 

WWomn 

seem at first glance, the ease ii ing Mr N eente a bmrfn Tucson 

very much In point. 

On April 18 strawberries were be- 

ts three weltare The facts, as pubiiahed in Theing 

offered there for 48 eenw 

Artton* Dally Btiir, In Tucson, were That afternoon the price wu 

,^S* ol the Methodist 

,t Ma monthly meeting at 

.fires" 

11 On April 12 the OPA celling of 34 

"of m», •obert Wooler cents was removed from strawber 

mt Olwle donated to the cancer 

JKehfund, the-Shore Memorial 

W " ta m0St *>*'«Wn 

,On S April 17 the downtown price 

dropped to SB cents and on April 

SO, just slit daw after the removal 

of ti^. controls, strawtwrtes were » 

Sea Isle to Buy 

New Fire Apparatus 

Sea Isle Olty commissioners have 

authorized the purchase of a new 

Ser ol visits and cards to thement 

consisting of two chemical 

K^re reported. Mrs. Harry trunks and one hose cart. Bee Isle 

i was co-hostess. 

also recently iiurchased a used ladder 

truck from Brldgeton, but will 

not receive It Until Bridgeton gets a 

new one. 

a roof garden," 

Wildwood Beach Hai 

Fire Damages Wing 

of Mace Hospital 

Fire last Thtirsdny nftornoan 

damaged the west jvins of the Maee 

Hospital at North Wildwood, but 

THE RIQHT PEOPLE 

It's a British weekly that* insists 

on the authenticity or Die following 

advertisement which was spotted in 

a South Coast paper: 

'Will give generous prices for silver 

and plated goods, — Ann Teeks 

and Miss O, Lanry." 

CEMENT 

BLOCKS 

LARGE STOCK ON HAND 

Ph. Sea Isle City 3-5031 

PAINTING 

HOTEL and COTTAGE WORK 

m«l EXPEBIENCB — LARGE STAFF OF MECHANICS 

TAKING ESTIMATES FOB SPRING WORK 


Paintmrm and Decorators 

108 W. 9th Street Office Phone 10S1 

BesiAenee Phone: P'villc I0D1 

m 

W ^k» 

Youf porch floori 

letl longir when 

pointed with Floor.iife. Protects 

Boat* from »un, roio end Irsfflc, Drin 

to a fiigh glou. Ideal far 

iniids fleeri an 

Main, lee. 

C, H. SHOEMAKER 

LUMBER CO. 

12th St. and West Ave. 

Phone 0150 

"We keep calls short 

on our party line* 

Trunk!, Tommjrl And tlunlu ID 

tlir IhoufMntlfl or lik 

ymi hhn have found that 

tlm way tn letter pprly lino 

•4-rvicc ifl^la thnro it! 

It'n nnccully helpful right 

now, while Wn kMding cvrry 

Kviiilablr pairty llno^n 

••III waiting will haw 

In lining yoor party line, It alwny'i 

hljr brief—io allaw ttue between 

l^ln snort, to t>6 

wlghbarty In 

»our line. 

• • * . # 

tn»t rnffrttfi 

, moat 

tfthrm party 

. At 

I; our cortttrucUtm 

MlupviiMMl'l 

r ln> kmg b^form 

Jci?«fiy Bell T«l«pliji|e 

; OCEAN CITY SENTINEUJEDtJSR 

Nmed a New 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either case—c*II Independent. We've die experience, 

the men, the materials and the equip, 

meat to give you • perfect Jab on UIJ type roof, 

We've been roofer* for many years and expect to 

be fat many more. That's why an Independent 

guarantee mean* »oinething. Pick a reliable, financially 

sound firm to re-roof for you, Call 

GUTTERS RAW CONDUCTORS 

SHUT METAL WORK 

Independent Roofing Co. 

USERS OV CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING PRODUCTS 

1 g, Hmiiif Am TOO • 8th Street 

Ph. 4>MH AUanUc City Ocean oity Pu. Bin 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

Roofing Sheet Metal Work 


Robert L, Sampson 

215 . Bit, St. 

WITH 


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i Cor the new 

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' SI, 

on Exhibition 

Baton twlrjwi. other ^wberi on 

the -menu" MEteu follows; 

A callathenlo. drill by girl, of ths 

Fresiuiuui «nd Sophomoro claase*. 

- Belays by the «Ui, Tth and 8th 

grades. 

Folk donees by girls from 7th 

•ndt ta Seniors, eaeli dancs repre 

SaveFcK«' 

Drive Opens 

•anting different eoontry. A 

M 

',;«• maii 

br mull, It wu 

Bwltli B. Boj, 

square dance will be for the unlW(j 

States, 

A South American number, com, 

blnini rhythmic exercises and dunc- 

1m, uj SO Juniors Hid Banian. 

I-Vnclng drill by '•ophemores, 

Jui m nnd Seniors. 

*l,!ii'ii: drill imitating move- 

ments in various sport* activities. 

i OB* 

1300 notice* to peo]ple| P ' lrR -*' M can 

go Into food," 

Mr, Murtha said that restauran 

•re btini requested to observe fam 

lne emergency regulations, whic 

should prove no hardship to them 

or their patrons. He pointed out that 

whereas Mao is the average numbe 

of calories In th A i dit th 

urban populati 

ing on from 

daily. The Far 

tion diet even 

I to M m with 

M •mrtoaed. iftr- 

1 IMF fee, to the 

will receive their 

I ia a Ant flow. 

• in tm* 

to visit the 

11 ta siss 

wltii their appli- 

iei of .new places 

I Ian IScemed. 

•M »be Ii eonfl- 

of the mercantile 

.Tumbling and pyramid building 

by 7th, ith and Sth grades. 

Marehlng drill finale by M Senior 

Junior and Sophomore girls as nn 

O,0,H.S. greeting to the United 

Nations. 

Musical background for nil the 

numbers wilt be played by Mrs 

Margaret Walnwright and qbrneil 

Pearl, The city ha« promised vo pro. 

vide United Nations flags for gym 

decorative effects 

plan won 

or 

It »Tci both time 

HB, H also enable* the 

her aalgtant to handle 

nuance more sroooth- 

mkujnum effort. 

with the mercantile 

—ne -alieUwr there 

nts. will be oheck- 

i Police department later 

W Mil. Charles Muth have 

rte the resort after ipend- 

— ta Oak Lane, Mrs. 

I on the road to reeoy. 

•ttwft of pneumonia. 

__ '. assisted By their son, 

i operate their shop at 831 

fc- TbJ* will be their 11th 

Ocean City. 

I Mrs, Clarence «L Lent, ef 

»t, ue here for the 

: mm Battersea rd. 

TelU Kiwanis 

of Travel* in South 

Observations made while on a 

trip to Panama during the winter 

were passed along to members of 

the Ocean City Kiwanis Club, Wed- 

nesday, by Floyd O, Bimms, restau- 

rateur and member of the club. 

He also described his sensations 

and* misgivings while traveling by 

g lb 

gings wile trveling b 

air line from Miami, Fla, to Balboa 

He said he was particularly Impress- 

ed by the fact that air travel toda 

Is big business, with all the crowds 

and hustle at the Miami airport 

that are usually associated with 

railroad terminal. 

During the Bieetlng, Dr, Paul L 

tingling, physician, was. inducted 

into club membership by Dr M ~ 

Stannard, 

of calories in the American diet, the 

urban population of Europe is 

Ing on from 100 to 2000 calories 

Jar Bast is on a atarvu- 

belew that level, 

TO INSTRUCT IIOUiElVIVES 

The local cpoperative effort will 

include distribution of small folders 

with dozens of tips to housewives 

on how to plan their buying and 

their meals to reduce food waste 

which always has been a normal 

procedure to some degree. 

Methods of saving include reduc- 

tion of bread consumption, use of 

more potatoes, saving of fats ana 

oils, use of alternate and plentiful 

foods, such as poultry, eggs, fish, 

fruits and seasonal vegetables, sim- 

plification of meals, and more care- 

ful planning of food purchases, 

CAFE MAY COLLECTS 

CANNED FOODS 

A campaign to collect canned 

foods for the UNRRA famine relief 

drive opened in Cape May City on 

Monday, under sponsorship of the 

Kiwanis Club. 

Wilfred Lucke, malinger of the 

Atlantic City Electric Co, office at 

Cape May, is chairman of the cam- 

paign to help aid the hungry over- 

seas. 

1_ 

'Butter, Butter/—Not For Sale — 

But For Barter'/—1000 Pounds/ 

.Jit*.* V ss'V \A 

Action Deferred 

On West Avenue 

(Continued from page 1) 

elsewhere were done under state ilo, 

without such assessments, 

4, Cast or materials and labor 

present is too high to undent 

such a major improvement, 

5, If the idea is to relieve Asbui 

av. traffic congestion, West av. iieeu 

only be improved in the central see ' 

tion from 6th to 11th sts, at present, 

nstead of for the entire length. ,, | 

8, The project does not benefit 

he people of the community at 

large so much as would the same 

money spent on boardwalk and 

beach Improvements, 

BUSINESS GROUP OPPOSED 

Opposition was sjienrheaded by 

the Ocean City Business Men's As- 

sociation, for which K= R, French, 

secretary, and Alexander Blatt. At- 

antic City attorney, were the prm- 

:ipal speakers. 

Another outspoken objertor was 

lartln Hatch. Philadelphia attor- 

ney, who charged that the com- 

mlssioners are proposing "to con- 

sume the city s reserves and bor- 

•ow to- decorate the back yard when 

lie front porth—the beach, our 

greatest asset—is in serious dan- 

ier," He called attention to the al. 

eged further loss of beach despite 

[lie construction of new stone jet- 

es last year. 

SOME REWARD DtlE 

"This gift ia too expcnsivp you 

have to take it back. 11 said the 

wealthy young heiress. 

"Nothing of the port," insisted the 

young man. "Why I've been given 

credit all over town since 1 our en- 

gagement has been aiineuneed." 

•:k 

Phone 967 

HARRY'S INN 

Maryland Ave,, Somers Point 

in 

Chops, Chicken, 

U 

Goods Cocktail Bar 

Kitchen Open from 5 p.m. 'til 2 a.m. 

TO TAKE OUT 

Catholics Pay Fine 

Tribute to Priest 

(ConllnuMl from page li 

respect for you- its our spirit 

leader," 

PRAIBED BY PHIESTS 

Father Doyle wns the recipient 

of many words of pro lap—and some 

joshing — from a (ti'oup of otlier 

priests who were Here 10 join the 

celebration. 

Where Ocean City Meets fora Good Time 

iveryiew Inn 

Off the Circle ,.. Somer. Point 

OMOCHT 

)AY, May 24th 

Saving 

Shares 

Available 

Invest $1 to $5,000 

City Home 

and Loan Assn. 

Phone M12 

i*AMhL 

They included the Rt. Rev. Mon 

signer RUey, of Trenuin, who wn 

seminar} 1 student tit thraiiine 

time as the honored giiest t FaUwr 

William ooyle, of Margate, the 

pastor's brother: Father Timothy 

Murphy, of Pittsburgh, pn., his cou 

sin: nnd Fiither Daniel MiiKill, of 

stone Harbor, a close friend for 

M years, 

FITTING SUCCESSOR 

TO FATHER BLAKE 

MonslBiwr Riley referred to [he 

steady growth of the Ocean City 

parish, in keepinB piiec wit;i de- 

velopment of the cornmunitj. nnd 

attributed it tt) the hieh quality of 

lendership of local pastors. He 

said Father Peyle ^.^ especially 

diusen M -ft-fJiiillg-SHeeessoi 

lute mther Thomas T, Blake, lo- 

cal pastor for aa years. 

An expression of congratulations 

and best wishes was extended by 

Miss Resins B, RodBers on behalf 

of the Confraternity, the Sodality 

and the Farent-Teacher groups of 

the parish, 

Charles Schreiber. toajtmaitpr, 

read a telegram of congratulations 

from the New Jersey Knights of 

Columbus organization. 

Introductory remarks on the pro- 

gram were by Father Joseph J. 

Brennan. assistant pastor, who 

characterised Father Doyle as "a 

man of comprehensive learning, ae. 

companled by kindness and sympa- 

thy, ' 

FROM PRIMTLY FAMILY 

He pointed out that Father Doyle I 

comes from a priestly family, with 

a brother and four cousins in the 

service of Ood, 

The dinner was arranged by a 

committee at men of the parish", ni 

which Harry Keller was general 

chairman. 

It was a prelude to a solemn Iiich 

mass of. thanksgiving, conducted at 

10 a.m. Wednesday in the Wrsley 

av, church by the Most Rev, Bar. 

tholomew J. Eustace, bishop of the 

Damden diocese, and other high 

ranking clergy. 

In brief remarks of appreciation 

for the honors heaped upon him. 

Father Doyle said "it is a heart 

warming tribute to the pastor to see 

so many of his people here, but I 

do not feel worthy of the honor." 

With ehMHter^tie humility, he 

red that It has been a privi- 

_ to live In the une house 

sanctified by the late Father 

Blake, 

"These have been 28 beautiful 

years," he concluded, "and if I am 

•pared to celebrate my golden jubi 

"BUTTEK . , , BITTER , . , 

Bl'TTER!" read the head-line ov- 

or an adverHwment In a Detroit, 

Mich., ni«si)ii|.lr recpnilj, 

•Oil!" Thousanci Poiijids of Butt 

B 

er 

for Barter—Not lor sale! 

claimed, and went mi; 

Due to tiuviriitiH-iit and union 

labor strikes and slow riiiwn ill prii- they l;av 

diictlon, moiiry will not buy the but 

equipment tlie laniicr nurds to pru-' 

duee tiiore food. 

"Therefore. «e offpr l.Oflfl 

paunds of butter (nhich repre- 

NentK l.SDO hour-, of farm labor on 

wlntor feedinBiii, in exiiuinec for 

1 New g.cylinder autamobile — 

or 1 New (.ton truck, 

"The present shortage of butter 

winch production is less than super 

•rut ui pri'war production, is caused 

It pro-1 by yiruv failings, subsidies and OPA 

••Frirmi'rs luiv" not cuiir on strike: 

quit producing cream for 

"The farmer iilij not trade 3 

hours of hi* i^jior for 1 hour of 

Inriuslriai iBLinr." 

The. iifivcrtiftoment waj; sipied by 

tl.i- Cnlrtwiitcr I3airy Co., of Cold- 

»;it(>r Mli-M. 

OPA Cutting 

Goods and Jobs 

722 Firms Report 

in U. S. Survey 

Sixty per riMH of niiurjftleiunii! 

riiis cove.red in u iniui.tu-t 011. 

survey of the (Hells ul price cull 

trnl have boon lurci-il hy OPA ceil 

iims to aha!]dun prssd:i'L;nn of ccf 

tain CDOtls for uliicli UHTC ivil* i 

P.i : r 

SKi.L 

Mnr 

",.:•: I-...;-,, 

:i.,d tl".' 

.":C! ,ijcc' 

BELOM 

• limn 

Ni 

u 

in 

u Jp> acv. 

Hilr 'ilutr' 

#and 

* 

COST 

41 per 

Coi 

•rut 

Western 

at Wls- 

liiectlcut 

at the 

Mr, French said the Association 

avors street improvements, but 

eels that West av, should be done 

iy the atatc-aid plan instead of by 

borrowing and special assessment, 

SAVS MANY OPPOSE IT 

Mr. Blatt said the Association cii 

cularized property owners by posi 

card and received 672 replies op 

posing the project and only six it 

favor of it, 

Morris L, Johnson, extensive own 

er of West av, property, said he fe 

a small amount spent on cieanini 

and otherwise iniprovlni the ocean- 

front would puf greater dividends 

at present than a large expi riditur 

on West av. 

Principal speakers for the pavin 

BIBLES 

MYW00D PRESS 

MS Asbury Ave. 

w&c William Spritzer, another At- 

lantic r attor Rev Samuel 

Comff rpjro owner. Mrs 

Olh r rv id estate agent 

i h, building contractor 

i, WORTH OF POU. 

« - vii said he repre 

i year-usund res 

• the authenticity 

lens poll because 

. of more than half 

,ty owners who did 

ii! questionnaires, 

ue city, after spending 

ui Jetties, would be per 

li-cliy justified in "developing a new 

nmln traffic artery, and that the In- 

,t. .i in paving eoiti has not been 

ii urly us largo as in the cost of re- 

decking the inudwalk, if that were 

done. 

He pointed out that the city has a 

borrowing capacity of half a million 

dollars, is paying only I per cent 

interest on bonds, and is in excellent 

condition to undertake the project, 

stressing the Asbury av. traffic 

hasard, he declared that "there will 

be danger there so long as West av 

is a mud .hole." 

•AYS SCORES FAVOR IT 

Mrs, MaePherson snid slip lmd 

obtained scores of signatures on pe 

titionj favoring the paving, and 

could have obtained 600 or more, 

had time permitted. 

"Eventually West av, will be ex- 

tended to Sfith st.,' 1 she said, "We 

have Been waiting for this develop, 

mtint for 20 years. It jeems to me 

the people in the back yard ought 

to have some consideration when 

OCEAN CITY 8ENTINEL.LJDGER 

PAGE' 

iw tar M ti 

m noUUns tS 

The Rev. Mr 

failure 

would mean mntifltSrd 

enterprise and bloefc d?J 

housing and buslneaM 

the negroes but all 

Asbury av. 

He alleged that at hw 

H, Wsggnif! PhOBe 14TO 

Tllr 'Hirvtw, iiiadr by ]hv NritiQp.iil 

Industrial 'Coiinril. covcrPd " TJU 

firms, larsje and smaii. in IT differ= 

ent areas between Worrc-sti r. Masn.. 

in the riLSt, and Portland. Ore., iia 

the west. . ~ 

Philadelplila and Fittsburiili Pa 

Detroit, .Siich.: Peoriu. 

Helghis and Hockford, III.: Colum-! postwar 

bus, O.: at, Paul, Minn,: tin- aira 

around tJtien, NY.i Brrks Cn:i:i>. 

I:I;.II- in-in-fl arr now selling 

IT nltMM arlirli'B bolow cost in 

i" ii'iiipb wiili OPA ceilings, 

• urvcy siiuwd. With many olh- 

>'Hir-y lit briak-i \en prices or 

;ur MTV nominal pnilit, 

Fiwi'r tli.ui oiip in eight firms has 

I.IMI. abif ia L!(,T ^Hisiaetory price 

uriju.-ttiH-nis. train OPA. although 

l.imiln-ti- have souelit ri"ll(;f. Less 

ii4iiiauilL_werc able to get even par- 

tiiil Ud,lU-4HHM!tS. 

Kilty-ihiTf iM-r criii uf tlie firms 

n-ported iliut in rretiH months OPA 

111, camrri iewiT jobs than could 

liiivo betii supplied, while 5i per 

riTt saiil.OHA rciJiilatunis were up- 

torferiiiE «itli jrib-crpating oppor- 

imties winch had been planned for 

Pfiatisi , Creeling Cards . ifaiiaaery 

ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 

HEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

ped to celebrate my golden jubi- 

lee I. hope we can all Tje together 

again, even if I have to get up h 

with crutehei or a cane, 

an all Tje together 

have to get up here 

a cane" 

WE AHB NOW 

AGENTS 

In (his locality for the 

well-knawn 

MACKIN 

Shades 

Walter E. Mien 

70S Central Ave. 

Ph. 0496-M 

Orter Now for Sprint Dellverf 

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SUM Locals! Al 

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Civil Engineer and 

Land Surveyor 

836 Central Awnue 

Phone 1S07-W 

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TOASTBKS, IBONS, •HXnT.ta. 

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931 Aibury.Ave. 

n 

it comes to improveineiiU, 

Mr, Bmith declared that owners 

in the Gardens and beachfront see- 

lions are being selfish in seeking 

to deny West Bide owners an im- 

provement long overdue, 

"We paid our share al the mill- 

•Good Nam" 

id as Fafs ?, 

Read Sim- 

adv. 

«•*! 

tho 

selfishness. 

In cdnciudlng the i 

Clyde w. SlruMe B 

commissioners will 

the arguments on L 

taking final action. 

It was moved by 

Henry Roeser, Jr tl 

Ihe ordinance be sent u> 

fected property owner rt! 

go a more full -^~ - 

views can he 

June 5, 

55y» Wf 

TBST-WCAU-UA.M. 

APPEASEMENT AGAM 

"We are brraklnK . 

lection of European 

reasonable prices, aenfi 

Ust,"—stamp dealer's ~ ' 

-J*lHn 

found tin-! [)4aB 

| 

ni they ftr* ng 

STY now hftfi 

I Irxlona im 

and an'nl hllim u|in. 

INVITED 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

845 Brighton Place 

R e p R 

Herbert H. Blizzard & Co. 

Philadelphia 

Call O. C. J8S8-M 

and Week End* 

jint fr v 

rooms each Hour, i.OO. B. B, Onley 

400 4Bth si. No phone information. 

8-24 

WANTED -A Business^ Oppprtun- 

Ity, Is your business for salev We 

have a client i man and wifei de- 

siring to ehtubiish or purchase a lo- 

cal business with prospects of fu. 

ure expansion. Have adequate fi- 

nancing, c. s. Thorp, 401 Wesley 

av. 6-7 

SALE—HOUSEHOLD goods. Q. M. 

refrigerator, 1018; large Kalarna- 

zoo kitchen range; 3-BUrner oil 

stove: 2 kitchen cabinets:, breakfast 

set; diiiing room suite: single bed 

room suite; double bedroom suit 

washer; electric sweeper; li.ing 

room coal stiivc; set washing tubs; 

cake mixer; medicine cabinet; 

phonograph; Zenith radio high 

soy: bonkgmf with—tianlHH—were' 

lafy and desk combined; wheel bar 

row, garden tools: tools and other 

articles too numerous to mention, 

Would like to 11 as a whole. John 

Boyer owner, care of 438 Ocean av 

Phone 13:26, 8-24 

1 ASBURY AVt—OCEAN CltY 

Horton's Market 

1200 Aibury Avenue 

Phone 0730 

FRESH FRUIT 

and PRODUCE 

WHOLESALE and RETAIL 

Hotels, Stores and Restauranti 

Supplied 

NOW 

OPEN 

SftlF/, 

, full 

elec- 

garage, 

i 

ôr. o gg 

for veiir.round occupaney. six 

h Hour, iO.BOO. B. B, Onley, 

N h f t i 

SALE,—PARLOR iron stove, is; 

J as radiator. M; Bedroom suite. 

; cabinet oil healing stove, ilO; 

odd tables: limps; vases; small 

dlimiK room suite; $35; rugs; beau- 

tlful pool table, 110. 848 Park pi. 

Phone 1653-J. _ 8-24 

SALE—ONE-wheel cultivator, good 

condition, iS: 4-burner gas stove, 

ide oven. tB: 2 Ice refrlierators, IS 

and S2. 1040 Asbury av. 5-24 

SALE—LIBRARY table, $8: rocker. 

SS. '119 Ocean ay. B-24 

BALE—STEAM table, coffee ums, 

dish warmer, dishes, tables, chairs. 

Apply Hotel Lincoln, Bth it. and 

esiey av, 4-24 

WANTED—MAIDS and cleaners. 

Apply housekeeper, Delaware Ho- 

tel, 3rd st, and Boardwalk, tf 

SALE—POUR surplus drafting ta- 

bles, solid, well built, pre-war 

construction, together with horses, 

could be used for many other pur- 

poses: I Sxf soft wood, |2S; J 

8 l-ax7', made by Jueffel * Esser 

Apple Wood, excellent, §35; 1 3 1-S 

xf l-a- White Pine, 120; 14 1-2x10' 

soft wood, $30. Morgan Hand, Sol 

Asbury av. 5-31 

SALE—CONCRETE Mock mj|iiufM- 

turing plant ewaplite wllh ot, «3 

of Ootmn O 

names of all nou» . D 

their lot, al» lot and Mock num- 

ber; very scarce, urn a* wall muni 

in i«ne reorti. WO; lotôf bum Sw 

tures wid empty *""»•• ••» "IV 

h Morgan Hand, (01 Atbnf*. 

tf* 

tures 

each. 

ay 

Atbnf* 

tf* 

n. snoiid near. 1 

ic retniantor, funi •..- 

month snwn, l-m 

for nt for season, IIM, T 

ley, «0 4§th it. No phone 

WANTED—I-ADYS bicycle. _fNA 

condition, with WknlmtW 

1202^ - ^"•rp. 

aned ced»f «hln»l«i«r< : 

Stretch. 43» OeMB_m 

rs Point, nice 4 bwJrm 

tretch. 

en ^ 

•ALB—At Ocean View, n 

with some land. Can ^ 

t«8mt» 

5gm 

Ocean 

WANTED—SALESMEN over 15, Es- 

tahhsh your own permanent busi- 

ness witliout capital investment. 

Handle a guaranteed line of roof 

material. Forty-year-old, reliable 

firm. Big demand, large earnings. 

Merchandise sold direct to consum- 

er—factories, mills warehouses, farm 

property,_ Write: The American 

Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland 6, Ohio, 

' S-84 

^painting by an un- 

known artist of the "Dutch 

School", Very well done, good con- 

dition, about 100 years old! features 

four dogs, etc. Framed, miie 4Sx24', 

175. Morgan Hand, 801 Asbury ay, 

5-31 

meat grinder, S5: 3 

woven rugs with fringe, S8x70", 

SIO: rag rug. n%M", IS, good con, 

- ' arm chairs, IIS: 10- 

ditiQnL2jei£Her 

ISch iron skillet.JOnaTfepTO 

broom, 60S Wesley av,. rear. 5-34 

SALE-^3ARVEY. IB ft., 8 inches, 

including propeller, shaft, canvas 

cover, also trailer. Asa Madara, 

Beesley's Point, N, J. 5-31 

Westcott & Wally 

L, Westcett 


W. Blizzard 

Phone 1465 

Fresh Scallops Today! 

SHRIMP CRAB MEAT 

BUTTERFISH SEA BASS BONITO 

WEAKF1SH FILET FLOUNDER 

OYSTERS CLAMS 

rACILITlBi TO HANDLB IJNI.IM1TBD QliANTITIBi ' 

WHOLESALE and RETAIL 

CHESTER'S 

RE-OPENS SATURDAY 

May 25th «t 4:30 pjn. 

Newly-Decorated, Fumuhed 

mni Eliilwged 

4th St. and Corinthian Ave. 

2 FAMILY APARTMENT. 6 roonM and baUi 

fint flew, 7 iwoiBi and bath 2nd floor. At- 

Udwd garage, farniilirf. Both •^rtm|nto 

open f« •umnier occupancy. Gardeni Sec- 

tton near beach, • 10,800 

2 FAMIY APARTMENT «nd Third Floor— 

8 room, and bath each; 2nd floor open for 

•tmmter occupancy. Corinthim av, near 3rd^ ^ 

2 FAMIY APARTMENT. Upper section, near 

beach. Law ***• Hwted. Detached gara^. „ 

Available for iUBBner. f 18,000 

3 FAMU.Y APARTMENT. Centrally located. 

Heated by c41 burner, J badropiii., ete. ui up. 

act part. B roonn and bath in each of frit ^^ 

f^r^rt^nto. facome $M00. $1B,OOO 

Other taveittnrat p«V«tie« and cottage* for 

BRICE and CAMPBELL 

7t_i 'lid^, . ~l-~ _'fc .. Wâ A. Blfe*H01A A9AR 

DANA 

Pastry Shop 

8th and Moore 

FOR 

SEASON 

Friday, May 31st 

r RENT 

LARGE DINING HALL 

For Restaurant or Tea Room 

24 x 42 ft. Corner fith Bt, and Atlantic or,, at 

Crrft Hall. We cater, to a reflnetl clientele and 

tenant would be required to give references as to 

his qualifications. 

Price $1500 for Season 

Inquire on prenili«r«f 

MRand MRS. PELKY, Owner. 

Yoor Agent 

HEADQUARTERS 

With everything you expect to find in > 

Good Jewelry Store 

G * M Jewelers 

A. W. GARRISON J. J. MARMARZ 


Telephone Ocean City 2278 

Dr. Roger G. LaRosa 

Optometrist 

Wishes to announce the 

Opening of his office 

at 

615 - 8th STREET 

Ocean City, N. j, 

on June 3, 1946 

Cottage _ nnn 

Near Ocean *11,000 

Tbt* bedroom

• • • > . 

*»•, 

» -p'At. 

' t r i' s - • 

:•*) -j4'>3) v S:"'i*** 

!J...«r * A^î,., =

•S\. v • 

In Somers Point 8th Grade Pupils 

' f * Restaurant 

157-59 Asbury Avenue 

NOtEHOURSi 

>< M — Dhmer Otar, 5 to 8 pjm. 

add HEUOBIAL DAT 

ua. Dtnner 1 to I pjn. 

Wackaid. Maj 30-31, Joe 1-1 

Better Dining; Rooms 

; NINTH ST. 

INN 

Full Course Dinner* 

$1.00 to $1.50 

$ 

Daily It3t PJD. to I pjn. 

Sundays 1 njti. to 1 p.m. 

Club Breakfasts 

All Roll,, Piet, Cakes, Putries 

Direct from Our Own Ovens 

(And They Are DtllcSo) 

--OPEN EVERY DAY— 

Somers Pt. Private 

Arrives in Germany 

SPBCIAl. ATTENTION TO PRIVATE PAKTIES 

Opening Saturday, May 25th 

8:30 a.m. 

CORRAL 


Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner 

A NEW AND DIFTERENT PLACE TO EAT 

BABBECCES 6VB snOUUfl • I 

Open Ercnlno mtU ItMMlM 

- AatotacU* lutn u( Bmkt TMa 

OCEAN CTTY SENTINEL-CEDCER 

Outgoing Chief 

Point 

Tavern 

Opens 

-Wed.- 


F. G. Brooks Die* 

After Long Illness 

• BREAKFAST 

• LUNCHEON 

* DINNER 

J«m# Logan Ice Cream 

Fountain Service 

• 

"WHERE FBIENOS MEET 

TO HAT" 

JEAN B. CAMPBEIX, Prop. 

9th & Central Ave. 

DREXEL ARMS DINING BOOM 


• Opmn to Public • 

m to I 0 

to 2l3 ° P 

to 8 p.m. 

«f BUAITOB O. EEKD 

Point 

>. 


70S Battersea Road Ph. 9050 

Ctaed every Tuesday, Open .11 other flays einpt inndiy 

from 4 io 9 jljn. 

Sunday Dinners, 2 to 9 p.m. 

* DINNERS 

* SEAFOODS 

* CHOW MEIN 

PACKED TO TAKE OUT 

rOBMEBLY LINGO6 OF SOMEKS POINT 

NOW 

OPEN 

)wlers 

Title 

Clmborn—Return 

Open Weekdays • 12s30 to SiOO p.m. 

Open Sunday. . 12 Noon to BiQO p.m. 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

UNLIMITED FREE PARKING LOT 

Cape May Wins 

In Trade Meet 

• When in Washington, D, C ? 

Visit HOGATE'S I 

9th and Maine Ave., S.W. 

-••nm-fts,-.. - 

A Hoffman victory would be a 

victory for the Forward.Maro'i 

spirit of development, in step with 

the movement to provide needed 

hlgWways for Brtety with funds 

motorists pay only to have them 

diverted for politician* 1 •ehenwa 

and pets; and a victory for Independence 

as contrasted with Meg 

.rule. 

With all due ra»rect to Governor 

Edoe and his aaility and force, he 

has long been regarded as an associate 

of powerful Interests, .Hla 

heir-apparent follows faithfully in 

his footsteps. If they should, 

through the apathy of voters who 

do not appNClau their AineTleBn 

birthright of suffrage, win, what 

n blow that would be to Republican 

hopes and pmspeots in Both, atate 

and nation I While a Hoffman triumph 

will be a triumph for the 

veterans and the masses of people 

and hope* for a liberal Reputllean 

party of service. 

U.S. Paj^w^* 

Cling to Jobs 

••••'%• ' :: :Sv>^p 

iProcIamatipn 

Wieiiu, the Veterans or For 

..•ve adapti 

W aa 

America's sap- " ' mem. " 

tpe red btngnnu, and, " 

Whereas, the purpose of this 

1 

-*> .Veterans' or. eampaim to raise funds la ded- 

-« STDtlM Of SOicated exclusively . the aid, 

oomblM . next care and rehabOllal of the 

nation's needy an disabled 

War yetwww, theirs endentsr 

and the widows an orphans' 

of America!! d heroes of 

foreign conflict, and, 

«*C.ft Whereas, Mils nationwide 

movement has Men slven high 

_T* 1st rt, andapproval 

and enthusiastic en- 

•MCte Mr, ana MH. dorsement by every President of 

^,» «"•» and boy 

the United States: therefore, be 

r^^r^. Sfci*. jt£diE3|tion 

; fMEflr nis• Wl chap* 

Resolved, that the litli i di day ol 

May, IMf, until Memorial ial Day Say 

TMULKTB 

be nt aside as the time for the 

sale of the Flower of Rempm- 

afWBF 

brance. In memory of those 

veterans in the Olly«of Botneri 

Point, and that every citizen of 

this community is urged to show 

Ms patriotism by contributing 

generously when purchasing a 

Poppy for wearing on Memorial 

pay; In honor of (hose who have 

•given so much for their country 

6 time of war, 

W, OHAFMAN, Mayor, 

All Ian o. Risley, Commander of 

veterans of Foreign Wars, and 

J monument by i Charles Merchant, Commander of 

the American Legion Post in Bom- 

SOMEBS ers Point, both appeal to the com 

munity to contribute to the welfare 

of America's disabled and ni 

^^ yeterans and their dependents, 

liStaff 

m 

111 ^ VFW Auxiliary 

* ( S Changes Schedule 

iiffOth. SOMERS POINT — The Ladies 

Sd AUMW °» Roberts JohnsorT Post, 

.and No, an£ veterans of Foreign Wars, 

ded Monday to meet at the New 

. -__k_av. fire hall the first and third 

Mondays of each, month until fur 

• | ther notice, 

Makes 

LStra.gKt _ 

Ln'IL.l&W 1 Bmbl? Q at 1st st, and Rhode island 

; ay,, where the dedication of William 

fa tne°idi'i^h J 1 r;1t'"t')l; Whrle th# A Memorial and flag raising 

SSL-IlarfafciiS? " "ueuc Meln wUl She mid 

^TOnaraiWjSer 

Tne Honored by Kiwanls 

Pfc. Btowe A, Louis, 301 New Jer- BOMERB POINT — Farmer Chief 

sey av,, Somors Point, has arrived at of Police William Wentsell, whoa., 

the . European Theater Army Air retirement from active duty dated 

Student* Enjoy Forcei Reinforcement Depot at 

May IS. was guest of honor at the 

Kiwanls Club meeting last week, 

FurHtenfeldbruck, Germany, and 

Two-Day Trip 

Presi ;nt iwnit 

soon will be assigned to a pernm 

Fan-sit Oonovcr Oonover nre- 

sented ibief wentwll with a wH- 

•OMERB POINT — Pupils of the nent station somewhere In that ;en of his M wars' service. 

sth grade of Dawi-s Avenue School 

country, 

A 'certiticMs — "signed b; 

returned at midnight lust Tuesday Pfc, Louis, before entering the 

TluTi, Qlfli 

from a two-day visit In Washing service last" July, attended Oamden 

ton, DO, 

County Vocational School, He was 

employed for a time by the Steele 

The group left Bomers Point at 

7 a.m, Monday by chartered bus, 

Engineering Co, 

chaperoned by aupertnteiident mi The rlnpot in Germany Is used to 

I Bchools Bari Brown and Mra. Brown, process several thousand soldiers 

I and by their teacher, Mrs. Bessie M, each month In preparation for their 

oath. They,arrived in the capital 

about noon and ate box lunches 

occupational duties. It formerly was 

along the Potomac, 

a Luftwaffe training school. 

Time In Waahlnifton was spent 

visiting the Bureau of engraving 

and Printing, Supreme Court Build- Cake Sale Nets $29 

ing, Capitof building, where the 

Senate and House were in session, for Girl Scouts 

Coiijjressional Library, Lincoln Me- 

Alice Carmorial, 

Mount Venioii, Fort Myers, 

Arlington Cemetery, the home of 

general Robert E. Lee and the 

I emilhsonian Institute. IT'ley' 

also 

tooli a bus tour of the city 

Members of the class earned their 

own money for the trip and made 

a study of the institutions 

places^hev wanted to sec. 

Those on the trip were Mai 

Baker, Dorotlij. Hazard, Edna ' 

auxiliary wUl eontinue the 

— - • | went- custom of placing wreaths at city 

"-'I and the Uia man ' ""-"• •• * 

i of New Jersey av, 

l.Bsjfc""""" ' — 

-'^t6 1 anlait KIWANIS CLC8 TOLD OF 

" coached by VM, CLAIMS DIVISION WORK 

"**" h the SOMERS POINT _ Lt, Obi, Thomas 

Mount, member of the Judge 

Advocate department, attached to 

the elalms fflvlsion, addressed the 

J signed iy V, 

ars 

th eom .ners 

Mint Boys' club, airls' the oiub, 

era Point Athletic club, Jub, oiri Qjrf scouts 

d Boy By fleoata Sat was wa r presented 

- - • •to 

Mr WWentiell 

by James M, Monaf 

hin. Jr. 

SOMERS POINT - Alice car 

ter, reporter for 

thi k 

and 

s 1 

SOMERS POINT — KIVM 

er»l services were held 

ening for Frank Gilbert Broks, u, 

at alh st, and Masiaenusetta av,, 

d Sunday morning, Sifter a 

g Ulness, 

, Major Fred W, Chapman Intro, 

dueed! the sneaker-of the evening. 

D, B, KohnT manager of station 

WFPO. who spoke in behalf of Radio 

dlo Week, Week _Wear 

Sweet, aim from 

radio station ms:was a guest. 

Veteran Temporary 

Patrolnian 

SOMERS POINT — Charles Gray 

World War II veteran and son ni 

Mr, and Mrs, Bettorman Gray, Ji 

somers av,, 

has received a temper 

Point Olrl scouts, said this week ary Mday M-day aappoinment 

as patrol 

that the Scouts netted $8B from man. Mayor Fred W. Chapman an 

their cake sale on Saturday. The •lounced this week. k 

money wwill 

help buy uniforms for Grays appointment is the result 

the troop. 

of the retirement of chief of Police 

The girls, meeting Monday at the William Wentzell, May IB, captain 

home of Mrs, Pearl Tietbohl, 4th William îo^row has been made 

st. and New York av,. discussed u., ten- chief, and aeorge Johnson advanced 

tative plans for a strawberry festl- to captain, 

t.»ftti, uvi uLiiy- sazaira, E,ana HacKval, which they will sponsor some Mr. Oray served four years in the 

ett, Lurrida Lee, Joan Mapes, apes, Ag Agnes time during the summer. They also armed forces, with one and a half 

McOue, Ma: McDowelII: —ney Bill practiced marching for their parti, years in Belgium and France, as a 

Morris, Doris Rosenberry, Chai harlotte clpatlon in the Memorial bay par- member or a military police unit. 

Bl Baylor, MMary 

Sullivan, Gloria VWood, 

ade, next Thursday, 

Patricia Olark, Dorothy Kahn, Pa- 

POINT — The Feilowtricia 

Oath, Audrey Feinily, William HOSPITAL JUNIOR LEAGUE 

siilp Hour of the women's Society 

Clark, Thomas Eliason, Bernard 

of Christian Service of Bethany 

aoldberg. Robert Hand. Patrick HAS ANNUAL DINNER 

Methodist Church was observed at 

Biggins, Ronald Medlock, William SOMERS POINT — The annual the home of Mrs. Charles Evans 

Morrow, Kenneth Parks, Michael dinner of the Junior League of last Thursday afternoon, with Mrs, 

lenak and John Thomas, shore Memorial Hospital tooR place Lydia welts as leader. The next 

Wednesday evening In the fiesta meetinf will be on June a, at the 

WIN MIXED'SCOTCH 

room of the Hotel strand. Atlantic home of Mra, Andrew somers. 

FQltRSOME 

City, when Mrs. Eleanor Braverman 

out-going president, was presented 

SOMEBB POINT — Mrs. James with a gift and corsage. Mrs, Qrace 

M. Moiiajhan, Jr., and Robert Hogg Webb, newly-elected president, was 

won in Class A of the handiclp presented with a corsage, and the HOME COOKiNCI 

MiJted Scotch Foursome tournament officers serving with Mrs. Braver- 

Sunday at the Atlantic City Counman in 1MB were given gifts by her. 

try Club, Northfield, They had 84 Attending the dinner were; Mrs 

against a ll-stroke handicap for Eleanor Braverman, Mrs Grace 

yier notice. 

a net 71, 

Webb, Mrs, Florence Laiigbottom, 

• Plans were discussed for the Pop. Mrs, Marie Eivlns and Jack Mey- Miss Edna Hart, Miss Anne Spila. 

m Drive and Memoriia, pay Parade ?rs won in clnss B with I8-I1 ft Mrs. Florence Baldt, Mrs, Beatrice 

Mra, Jean Risley, president, an- Winners in Class c «tere Mrs Vphew, 

Mrs, Florence Farley, Mrs. 

nounced that members arc to as- Earl Johnion and Ed Bodenwleser; Irene Bteelman and Miss Dorothy 

witn 10T-SB, 78. 

•nd won the President Conovcr appointed the 

•or' •cout Troop committees: in- 

•tel thur* 1 * Fl * d ^ s% , Del,, slater of 

was a guest. 

Mr, and Mrs H, 

fun M3 RAISED AT CHAPEL Chester, PB,, were 

uiany ev BENEFIT •- 

or Mr, and Mrs,! 

ening for Frank Gilbert Brooks, u, 

at alh st, d Mnusetta 

SOMERS POINT — St Joseph's 

who died S 

Chape! hapel benefitted by a pu. public enrd 

Mayor Fred W*Oh 

lingering 

jjarty ty Wednesday \ «„_„ evening ......... nt ... tlie .... fire cllmen Qarrelt aull." 

1, Mrs, , Qeorge Laffey, Lafley, Mrs, Char- Ca 

Mr. Brooks, a retired carpenter, les Learn and Mrs. John Ktch, Keen, has- hew 

hag been a resident of aomera Point tesses, wish to thank everyoiin who Willftm 

tor many years. He w born in helped make the affnir u success, 

England, 

A total of fai was reiillzed. Many 

iurvivlng Is his wife, Fran«a, attractive prlies were uwarded, 

lev, O. B, HiPkinnli iind charge of 

jhe funeral serviees. al We Middleton 

Funeral Home, • Cremation CIVIC CLUB HAS PAHTV a lHie8ri» 

took Blace at Bwing, N.J., on Wi-d BMIEH8 POiNT — A successful Chureh for brtn|Kg"fi, 

nesday, 

card party was given i by bythe 

Wo members to Sunday M 

j c civi _.vlc Club clb Thursdiis' T h d yvenliiK i 

DELEGATES NAMED TO at the fire fi hall, with Mrs Henry 

PQCAIIONTAS CONVKNTIOM Ford and Mra, charlotte Barnes as 

HOMERS HOM POINT OINT — Mrs. Dorothy 

hostesses. Proceeds will no to tlie All 

Button tt has been named med delegate 

Wars Memorial Building Fund, 

and d DDoris 

i Nichols hol alternate ltate to the th There were so players tvpspnt. und' Ashevllle, N,c 

state convention of the Degree of many jovely prfBes wire nwEirdrd. three weeks at 

Pocahontas, s, willed wliieli will be 

hold in 

Atlantic "tlantle City Cit. ity May May . 28 m and 22B. 

.The . appointments were made made 

when Silver Moon Counoli met in 

the fire e hall Friday evening. 

M Emma E Blxler, Bll of f Wiinte 

SUBMARINE Essig's Restaurant 

SANDWICH 

Comer 9th St. and Anbury Ave. 

"A MlAt. in ITilLF" 

• pfenir «r cterriaiH 

WIHB You',, HunifV 

917 Anbury Ave. 

GOOD FOOD „,„/ 

•ff GOOD SIBVICE 

COMI TO 

4:30 to 7:30 p.m. 

Sundays, 12 to 7 p.m. 

A Pleasant Place to Dine 

SEAMAN'S Luncheon noon to 2 p.m. 

FOB A GOOD 

Inepf ludin ana Holiday 

CLONED WEDNESDAYS 

Home Cooked Dinrter BreakfMt, 8 to 11 a.m. »•>»•«»«»•»•< 

In • Kiwanii, W#d. Noon 

Southern Fried Chicken 

•Rotary, Fri., 6 p.m. 

2121 Short Bd.. Unwoad 

far Private ParUci 

THK 

Plionr fiiimm Point 7C2 

Crescent Lodge 

IVORTHWOOU 

811 7th St. (near Wesley Ave.) PLYMOUTH 

INN 

MAC'S Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Av*. 

JIWMiLT. COBSOW. Pfpp. 

etaln" A 

n2?Tr "WBttl Stretch and ThomasôJiver" 

Beeeti, The Kiwanls Olub aponsors the 

The 

troop. 

Open 

Every Day 

NOW OPEN 

Chatterbox 

Seafood 

NORTHWOOD Steaks-Chops 

DINING ROOM 

400 Ocean Avenue 

i 

d KM. VWMr H, 

7M Botudwulk. u. 

^ t o boMB Oltr m Wtoy 

attar m IMi*c s«"-«untnr 

txlp. AM ususl. UW W«M the 

wlSUr In Culver City. Onillornl». 

VWien Mr. OUlbonn- attempted 

to fet mMnattoM In Los 

Xngele. M «M told that none 

CoGu be twUiNe until mid. 

J 

Hi us flnatty OMaUwd o eaQ. 

»UaHm »t a Wwn onUlde Loa 

AngriM mid left on May n. 

uce VA Social Services 

Tackle Vet Problems 

Iftilm* Veterans and their families who 

h»ve problems which prevent their 

social «nd Industrial adjustment In 

the Gonununlty can find help in the 

Veunuu Admlnlstntion Social 

Bervlcr Department at the Newatk 

Begkm»l OtHM, 30 Washington pi, 

A qualified staff ol social workers 

tinder MM Fannia Krapln as. 

Ait veMnru who art disabled by 

Injury or dtieMe in their prognssj 

taward heelth and rehabilitation. 

They aMlit the veMran in his transition 

from hapiyaiiauon to comworkB 

closely with all unitToT th» 

VA as well u state and community 

welfare agencies. It assists the vet. 

eran to use Io hu advantage medical, 

vocational and rehabilitation 

baneflu of the VA and the com. 

munity u • supplement to his own 

potentialities. 

Stunton on Wut Coast 

Howard B, •talnton. resort deparunent 

store owner, k Nix'ndint 

10 days In California on a businiKc 

trip. He wai In Los Anieles early 

„„ *omm'i League tills week and expected 

I nSeUng at dinner at 

'.OwntrV'Olub. when 

Ewinf was choson 

*re»r" Marjorlc 

t and 

fuSl m honored for 

CT 

PUBLIC DINING ROOM 

Opens TUESDAY, May 28 " 

BREAKFAST Phone 8819 - DINNER 

MARIE T. BtJDWIN, Prop, I AMERICAN 

PLAN 

Beat* Ocean City 

Here, 52-47 

Ocean City Hiih Bchool track 

and field athletes proved strong 

ieeond placers in moil events. Wedi 

neaday afternoon, as they were overoome 

by Cape May Mllh aehool 

In a dual meet at the Recreation 

Center, 53 to «. 

The vUtUjri •cored victories in 

eight of the 11 .events on the pro- 

IrajB, while Ocean Oity boys grabbed 

the majority of second and 

third plates, 

SWEEP POLE VAULT 

Ocean City won a clean sweep in 

the pole vault, which was won by 

Andy Houaand with a 10 foot, 1 

Inch leap, V, Housand and A, Wilsey 

tied for the second and third 

places. The reBorters repeated in 

the 440, as Mulford, Brown and 

Thompson finished In I, 2, 3 order. 

Cape May took all the paints In 

the high jump, which wound up In 

a triple tie of Anderson, Purrell 

and Wise, all clearing the bar at' 5 

feet, 4 Inches. 

Johnny Halnes was tiie only other 

local winner, taking tlie 180 yards 

In 2 minutes, 11 seconds, 

CLOSE to BITTER END 

The final outcome was not known 

until the last event, the sao-yard 

dash, had been run off. Ocean Oity 

needed first and second to win, but 

as It turned out Purnell won the 

race for the Capers and Reynolds 

and Mulford finished second and 

third. 

The summary: 

Shot putF—1, Anderson, Cape 

May; 2. Powell, Ocean City; 3, 

Reynolds, O, C: distance. 44 Icct, 

3-4" inch, 

arly 100 yards—1, purnell. O, M,: a. 

ffiij week an sipecte to visit Reynolds. O, C: 3, BUaaard, O. C; 

Ban Francisco before returning time 10,2 seconds. 

home. 

Pole vault-*l. A, Housand. O C.: 

tie. V, Housand and A. Wllary. 

SELVAONB ARRIVE FBOM WEST O C: height, 10 feet 4 inches. 

Mr, and Mrs. Herman O, Snlvsgn Mile—1. Wemiek, c, M.: 2. tun- 

Birived in o»n City Thursday ny Oca, Wright C. M,: lime. 

nt ehmplonshtt from Loa Angeles, Oal., and plan to 4:M:8, 

who had rolled reside In the resort for the summer, Discus—I Anderson, C, M.: 3, 

reeeived prli- Mr, Selvagn, formerly a Navy phar- Powell, O, C,: 3, Mt'Dnwoll, O. C: 

treeeied a cortage maelst's matp. has been on the west distance. 107 Jeet, B mches, • 

s( the oKMion. MW coait for the Bast year, attending a 440 yards—1, Mulford. O. C; 2 

retiring preildent, television technical Bchool. The Brown, O, C: 3, Thompson, O, C; 

couple were recently married there. timp, 56 seeyncis._ 

of games and dancing 

tr, in charie of Pof 

High juniT>=TiP of Andt 

Weir, bora Mucwe! The assets of the State Ttarliors' 

Pension and Annuity Funds Bin. 

our>ted to 1188,582.740 in IMS. the 

New Jersey Taxpayers Associutiun 

iroiT NEWS ON PAnE to 

says. 

! wAeraNoTON — vV-E 

Day Mid 

come jJid iBne 

V-J Dw lavs coBIB 

«M- m »««—•.. b» •«! («! the t CWranJment 

lagi M "re-oonytnlng" ito «nennoualy 

awoUea mUM payrolls. 

ine wartinw p-ak of FWJeril civ- 

Utan €mploye« «y » * W ^ ^ 

Ihere are sWl mate Mm M»M« 

Uvlni on tbf IMpMtrs 

n;ori, 

Puniell antl Wise, 0. M.: hriwlil. s 

fppt, 4 inches, 

Juvelin—1, Puriirll. C. M.: 2 

Thcimpsiiii, O. C; 3, WiliehurB. C 

M.: distiuicp, Hn U'pt. 6 1-3 inehi's 

1 Re-Opens Today 

S P.M., Friday, May 24 

_ 

Garden Patch 

MARIE O. TOWNSENn, 

Open from 8 A. M, 

poAgbaafc 

in the lut pNWUr few, lWi, to 

total of public •ervante CM 851.B36. 

buMd ol lfloWim for w«w W re> 

due* the umy of BovwnBient employeeo, 

offiaiall reoHitly asktd the 

House ApproprtaUoni CJommlttee— 

in ettimatinf their teng-dtitanM 

empjoyment foal. — to nU» Urn 

•nte by some 100.000! 

The Olvlllftn PnxJucUon Administration 

Visa added MO to ita payraU, 

and plans to add sUll ICO mora. 

The Maritime ooinml»ion, preparin» 

to turn ship, back to private todwtry, 

atui hu rtmoit aU of the 

1J98 payroUeri it haA ml the ena 

of 19*5. 

The "alphabet' aienelei, irt up 

lor wartime emergency purpoaeii, 

don't die even after they've bean 

oftleWiy iKecuted. DeeapltaMd, M 

agency Is likely to grow, like t, 

hyra, a couple of new heads. 

And the punlie payroilers hang 

on to the public psefeMMekl 

190 yards— 1, Halnes, O. O,i 2. time, 3:11. 

Wemiek. c, M,; 3. Leonard. O, C.; 30 yards— 1. Puniell, C. M,; 3. 

. ynoids, 6. O,: i, Mulford, O. C.i 

time. 34 seconds. 

Bread Jump—1. Anderson, C. M.: 

J. purneU. C. M.; I, Dixen, O. C; 

distance, 31 feet, 1 1-4 Inches. 

VOICE OF 

Tournament Postponed 

THE PRESS A three-club loiimjment schedule 

I for Tuesday by the Women's At- 

MonnMath American (Lone ntie Oity Oolf AwelBtiOHu at the 

Branch t. May 1?) gays; 

_oean Clty-Um£n Point Oolf Glub, 

ni postponed because of rain until 

Politlml analysts acree that the aunt fueiday. 

ureutyiH danger to Republican sue- 

Ci'su in the national campalfn next 

Fall lits iti the impression that 

tliiii puny is dominated by reac. 

Uu:mry influences. 

New Jersey Republicans can do! 

i'liuBh to reiiiave that handicap on 

June 4tli by nominating Col, HaruliI 

d. Huffman, who Is known all 

iivir the country as a liberal and 

iof governor, 

A Hoifimin vletory wsuld be a 

victory lor iiie direct primary and 

the principle that the voters are 

riilillpd lo select their candidates 

without (ins dictation from 

Tbe name that comet to 

yr machines, For- his appolninent 

was •hriiitlpieked" by Oovemor 

nind whenever Rue Seafood 

\ae ajid hla machine and 

rt*s-TT5tnhiirtton—would-aerv* no. 

tier thai the Republican voters of 

• mentioned . 

tin 

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

9th STREET at the BAY 

8th ST. iind BOARDWALK—Next to Vi 

Opens for the Season 

WEDNESDAY, MAY29th 

1 Enough ftMh mm •»"» *«««»»* 

molts to supply Utt nonn«l require; of 

of THi lU of 

0 be lost throuth f .poUjme and 

waste Mas jr»r. 

That itatemant WM m»4e OM 

week by a leading dlmtrtbutor of 

vum Jnm tSSTmiafa *ho^ 

M for Biosw &>Btiatioa batwwn 

prsduoers and dfrtrttuOTs M hgp 

elunlnate waste by speeding up tbe 

to coniumer, 

"Al s tn when evMy BOunil Of 

food Munis, It is urgent that irewm 

wid dlstrtbutori «m up to reduce 

the estimated W per cent tas. 

that, occurs in the nsMoB's S3 DilUtm 

pound fresh fruit «nd vegettMe 

e^," said Karvsy •a, head of 

A * P Food Stores' produee-bujrlnj 

operations, "That a substanUal part 

01 thU waste can » eUnUnated ta 

indiimted by my own oompanjrB TO 

per sent reduction in the fresh fruit 

and yegetrtle apollaje rate itaee 

IBS. This will amount to oonservatton 

of nearly 400 million pounds 

of produce this year, or enough to 

tupply the IrMn fruit and vaaeUMe 

rSu&ments of J«s*y Oity and 

Newark for one wr-" 

•aum elteo more dlrott routing 

of merchandise as me of the most 

effective methods of oombeXlns 

waste. TOrBe-fourths of the B«* 

fruits Mid veiettfclei handled by 

the company by-pus eW« 

144 m 

Ilf CHABCEBV O» MIW JlililV 

HOTICE TO AB8EKT BgrnDASTL 

TOiMABV 11, IIIUL CMC Mary E. Peltrich) 

and WILLIAM SCOtT IIILL, 

By virtue al an Order sf the Cdurt 

sf Changery oi New jersey, made efl the 

IMh day "I April, !««, wh.fein A. E. 

FiUpdnck and Maslelyn E, FiU|WtrieV 

arc CsmnlairtanUI. anfl filar^ U. Jill) 

inn Marj K, OielrKh), el vir, are P-fiinddnts, 

you are fequirrd lo _ appi 

and answer tbe Cpnii.ilisinsrits' Hill 

Complaint nn ei before the IJth day 

June, !*», or said Bill will be taken 

is eonfessed against y 

state had weakly surrendered 

their power and acquiesced in the 

by.piusiiiig of the democratic diric 

t primary by an executive who 

Ixaa called lor its abolishment. 

A IlglJman , victory »ûld be a 

victory far recognition of our vet= 

ersna and Mie welcoming of their 

jouLJiful influence for a tquare 

deiil nnd an end of favoritysm and 

special privilogc'ln our public af. 

tills, if • we are to attain the 

wliuif'home objectives for which our 

t men fought and sacrificed 

died we must put in office 

capable veterans and men In wftD' 

piiliiy with their Ideals find tn close 

touch with thorn, Hoffman, who 

served over six yean in our two 

isrra.test wars, rising from buck private 

and winning medals for gallantry 

on the battlefield. Is o model 

representative of our former 

fighting men. His opponent, a considerably 

younger man, has never 

been in lib country's uniform and 

never shown any particular concern 

for the sx-QI's praMems or 

aspirations, 

a 

few Jersey n tlw Utb ll! 

nx», IB a mur — 

Smith is UK 

BBd jou »fe ihe defendant, y..u 

hweby riquirnt to «n»«er ll 

of petltlsnlr a" or bMan MM 

oi July neil, nj ll dabu] 

•ucb deirte will be reniired 1 

It the aianeellor >h.li Ulinh 

"Thi 

central markets and are moved to 

the consumer throuf h decentralUed 

U «W«l ol ..id ,„!. I. i.. 

• ilnm of divoira bciwnn

'*• -•--•--"^"-''- - —•' nal f» the commtanlSr*t~*-~^- •«» to *>>• role of nerTiii.h.n 

NftVW officer gneat. f 

' "»• VILLAGE 

eoHw «re struct _ 

Âfter the brief ceremony the Ac-1 «J •• F*K f. 

SCfHeM flu be under the dine, j 

BtCTCJCBS ,. 

SOLD and REPAIBED I 

Mi amiAMMH rW Mk>|| 

ANNARELU 

Brown's 

rimWffi 

Turns* fttf M Sitf. 

,Wltt|lJfflW. und Arturo de 

Oordovs ihan stellar hilling in ParaW«Uit» 

'K of &¥BH IB B 3 S 4 

coortysPd. ft pot,ef Wy on the Wln- 

•«( BM aU ?« 

atme wfl«f»l »aa rigid 

^^."who a^ able, wm iUm iM 

w^ ggrdlne-ptk to ride to tbe end 

. all get for * bouae approved the ttmW » 

_. i ! ^ recîmeaa^ ft June iB, liWi 

• • « ;; steward: »T» ma'am! Howwer., 

Senator Olwrlea C. Rewl «Pr«a- jQ,, ,t,, „«# trying to art » 

** * htaMBK htaK ftt t "frttefld frttefld « * ^rfitt" ^ ^ f th antUi" 

after losing hj» campaign tm IBnomination 

to WlllHun O. Hunt. 

•crow BiutOMi School. 4-S. 

booater « • < Until 

MAY 29 

knee latotd M»lMM MM Jr., son of Mr. and Mra, T. A. Mcl 

A d M 

m. wnfmi Matt M |MM 

Itr*. L«oy MengeL 

tt TKAKf lot '• ' 

^, TJirnmimonmi recMTed roany • 

* * ^ * ^ Jew* Howlanfl WM'awarded a 

laHiiialmi ttwt tbelr the Anglen" Ota>b^£tdpg pier at • 

nanud liwif"!— of the local WMtf 

' ern Unkm off**, succeeding Mis? 

In hU ayn- „„ KtM Bird Club nlied t» 

«Dir at Northfleld with O, ^ ^ 

CryMtat 

Dining Room 

HOUSE or LOT 

To SeD or Rent? 

Irwii Nickolwi 

Gat«r«n Tools ini Be««« 

DO«T'» Hardware Co. 

.»-. 

• : . • • • • . . 

THE 

E .4 

.:"l«.6.^• : **/:*^•!,\;.-"^-i• 

a 

•«?•

4 

,^J VAULT 

l*OOfc»dln 

:A 

till o» . mw JERSEY 

• ilh the |'r..Tl»i,,| 

J H.atul.1 «nd 

1 

* ' H . 

pole vault With » i«p of to feet « 

taches hi bat (o dttt Don Ml 

mort .», Ml tatt tOdat* DM Mul- 

--,_ was »MM *itb the excellent 

pn>- time « CM in th, MO yard dash: 

mnk Bllmrd w fourth in the 

» y-jd. Mil fifth In the 100 yards 

cape MM H Mwell toot third Ihthe 

W MH (oorth in the dtoew; The 

ggyjWW WM Us MM, U feet i 

sm^s 8 however, exhibited iifenty of liktlns 

"Water ! and should be strone con 

5flf*/SkB? §"»•?« •&SPJW 

He raty thta week. It eaneemed 

We fail of one DWf Tftjfsr, of 

FhfladelBhta, who caught a. rare 

bird on nd and reel, 

tnifer's haul was a sooty 

shearwater, -i species usually 

found m nUd-owan, He was 

fWUnt fcr BMkerel, and after 

throwing out Us baited hook he 

felt a tug and pulled it ui to 

find the bird. There had been a 

fioek over toe boat at the time. 

^*-^ , Oeean *Oity anglers have 

hooked- seagulls in similar manner 

In the put. 

Jggsa fatyand wart «rf the oUMf j 

m itadeTraiiosiUile to _ —— • — 

m. -** > to 

1 " m Jim McNeils, K of O. third barman, 

was the heavy artillery with a 

^r3f 

•* Teiuiii Court. Open 

to Hih High School S h l Pl MS* 

The back count of the Mean Oity 

I municipal tennis center are now av- 

I aUaMe for plsj by high school stu- 

•deoM, and preparations have been 

made to resurface the front section, 

or -'tournamenf, eourti for the 

I coming season, according to Oom. 

' inlMioner at PMWIB Worts Edward 

B lowker, 

jnds 

He said the tennis center probably 

wM be fully open and ready for the 

general public about the third week 

M Me, Wallace Johnjon, summer 

professional, eirpects to report for 

duty rtout the lith, 

FatotUif and other renovation of 

thi clubhousewns itarted nue time 

r ' Tom'* 1 iveii that undf 

-rniaircn! HrciBirauun I.aw iigw i 

• 11 perloni, tJCejil till. In mil 

..... HniH anil Fniitled In rte«i» 

aliHiilfB bollotl. Blurt lie iwrinanentl 

rriiil.irril u Ifmt forty ja,, priBI t 

lilt due or the pphnir, „ ,(,,,,,1 ,1 

* -* *"*" to >lsectloil 

at wliirB llity cleairr is volt 

Suoli prr,un, Kriim ill ni are orenol 

already per 

Recreation Director Oeone j fhci Hi , 1 Itr 

diner announced that Wtuil • Ciiunt* 

ley has entered a team in the sum- l l l ( H l 

mer league and claims to have e, 

ouih power to make mincemeat, of 

ih# others in the circuit. ° 

Oardlner is anxioui to have all 

prospective teams realster their 

i !!»*! houfi 

players as soon as possible. Xnv 

irnlni and 

team; not yet heard from shoud 

likewise contact him before the end 

of May, Present plans call for the 

start of league play en June 18. »t 

im 

"(m th, ,,om. 

«er which new entries will he barrio alii of 

the fslinwini 

IVITKn 

75.1b. Black Drum 

Caught in Delaware 

A 75-pound black drum, first re- A SHislill'l' 

ported this season in the Cape May A rtlKONEH 

County area, was caught Saturcia 

by Freeman Yearlcks. Jr., of FIshini, 

Creek, while angling off North 

Wthland B«ch in the beiawJS 

The drum was the "first lane entry 

in the county flihiiw contest 

Ifearioks Is a recently dLschargi-d 

veteran. 

More New Books 

At Public Library 

New books received at the Pitt 

Public Library include the follow 

Ing: 

jf KV.IJ ,,f|i 

eight 6t%k hi 

TUISOAV, 

th ini 

BJnmtiA 

Fli|tl».i. 

IM6 

PRODUCTS CO. 

Gl»«sboroe40 

SPEEDY 

ft*T YOU MOVt IN 

Gas Heat! 

moiled quantity of Bone Horn 

t Eoulpment »v«Uable 

for Immediate rnatalfetkm. 

V. 

Phone Somers Point 604 

Box 366 

Somers Point, N. J, 

jm-f|ff 'ttlii SirHpU Till 

At* M KlTORI NOON 

SAME JM1^_ 

, and Presto!! ,-,'.'_ 

IT WILL «I DONEJir 

• 

This Offer 1$ .'good from now on, 

excepting Sunday* arid Holidays 

only, whether you ar« qpenlha the 

summer cottage or rhoklrla a per- 

mofient chonoe of residence. 

Where k«yt are hîury please 

hov»- thcrtr f our off»e« 

:m- : A 

"Blood Is a Beggar," by Tnomai 

•yd, 

"Debomh,' 1 by Marian Castle. 

"Love Story Incidental," by Bo 

phie Kerr. 

"Mink Coat," by Kathleen NorrL. 

"Our Own Kind,- by Edward Me 

•orley. 

"This H aoodbye,'"*y Betty Baur 

"Torrents of Spriiif,' by Michael 

Innes, 

"World to Win,' by Upton Bin 

elatr. 

'Aw of Jackson," by Arthur M 

8ehiesinger. 

"Binding of Books," by K#nnetl: 

P. Perry. 

"Flags of All Nations." by Cleve 

land H. Bmith, 

"Qame Book," by Margaret B 

Mulae. 

~*êWfrey oimueerrof Bilgland, 

by MarehMte Ohutp, 

"Great White Hills at New Hampshire," 

by Ernest Poole. 

"Sueeeis on the Small hrm," by 

Haydn s, Pearson, 


VIE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

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For Sale 

The North Street Beach Grille 

An exceptional property and permanent lucrative businew for sale tt • 

v«ry low price, 

FOB DETAILS SEE 

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962 Boardwalk (rear) 

Phone 0220 for Appointment 

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''$i?*t\.' 

Rotarians Learn Problems 

Of War Surplus Disposal 

U, S, Proceed. CauHoualy, Trytai to be Fiur, 

But Good. Are Moving to Public, Goetz Says 

Top of the evening 

[SATURDAY. MAY 25th 

The Ocean City 

Salesroom 

716 AsWy Ave. 

-Wills-Jones Milk Co. 


• Repairing 

Service 

1 Electrical 

\ Appliances 

IASBURY AVB. 

JOB 

PRINTING 

FOR 

mvminf 

PURPOSE 

Stationery 

Of Hem Supplies 

Guild Product* 

Lewis L Barrett 

Formerly g e n u i 

Jit Prlntini DeM, 

807 Arfmry Ave. 

Hut la B»k 

OCEAN OTY !®4TI*ffiL. LEDGER 

Atlantic Typewriter 

Exchange 

2711 Monterey Ave. 

Atlantic CHy, N. J. 

OUtUiuie* 

I 

What Cape May Co. 

Super Highway 

fireproof canvsa. of which It had 

to five million yards, But to 

every pound of euivas had Msn 

added a half pound of fIrepnefing 

material. To remove >hls ftnd Resort Resident 

tim 

tiiereby reduce the canvas hack to 

a saleable weight for civilians, a 

"stripping" device was worked out. 40 Years Passes 

The canvas was then first offered .to 

veterans, but it was found that they 

were unable to buy It In any'quan- Deuh Claim, MM- 

Why is the government not distlty^sq 

it is now going on the clvilposing 

or Its vast store oi surplus 

UU S, Smith 

IIOTABV ClUB AT 

jan market, 

eommodltlm more rapidly? 

OCEANIC NEXT WEEK 

Mri.,l«l|ii Byer Smith m Ocean 

Augustus B. Qoett, Ocean city at- 

Mr. Ooctz said that the govern- 

jity ty reildent for _40 

ye^ died Bun. 

tofney and WBrtlme nmnuiacturer The notary Club will lean ment literally has hundreds of mill- y at hw borne ISS central ay 

of canvas goods for the War De- Plymouth Inn after Mnl|U for ions of articles In Its surplus de- day y at hjf*" borne, isi' "central .ay, 

partment, told the Howry club at the summer. It will befit. pots. He told of one sample room, he was 

Plymouth Inn last Friday night nnUnc Bent Friday nl»ht at In one depot alone, that was filled 

was the widow of Vt, 

some of the reftsons. 

tha Ocexnlc Hotel, 1110 Wesley with samples of shoes, "—and this," lah Mrs. O. Smith, a ciirp,.nu,r foreman 

he added, "is duplicated all over employed tot many yeafg py the lat,. 

He lave the Rotarians a picture 

Tonight's speaker, at Fly. the world." 

Leander Oorson, builUing contractor, 

Supreme of the tremendous amount of muni, month Inn, will be County Clerk CONGHESB MOVES CAUTIOUSLY •he 18 gyrvlved by ft jon, Harry 

tions olothlng and other parapher- Htlrllnf W. Cole. Topic i "Rum. 

_. Bmith, manager or Oharney's 

naiia manufBCtured for wur pur. 

Much criticism has been direct 

tnaElng Around." 

itatlonerj store in AuBntio Clty: 

ed at government authorities for 

poseg but never used, and now scat- Next weeks speaker, at the 

ive fibnaeiilldren ana three great 

the conduct of this disposal process,' 

tered in warehouses oil over the Oaeanie, will be Rev, Victor B. he laid. "Congress, mindful of the afe 

world. 

BeatUe, pastor of the Ocean scandals that arose In surplus dis- Funeral scrviws were at 

IT'S BIO BUSINESS 

City Baptist Church. It will be posal after the other war, ts moving 

"Disposal of war assets." he said, Junior Motarian Nlzhl, and the cautiously. Every transaction there- 

"is one of the bifRest enterprises club', annual Boy Award will fore ip carefully checked, and this, 

in which this nation has ever en- be presented. 

too, slows the disposal process." 

gaged. The big problem is how to 

Another headache that cortfront 

dispose of them to the greatest ben. could thereby form monopolies, ed the War Assets Administration 

eflt of oil. It would not do to dump 

until recently was no shipping space 

"But these goods are moving Into 

them on the market, thereTiy break- 

Mr. Ooeti said. Having made s 

joiisumBrs' hands. To give you en 

inB fair prlees, or to permit them to 

large sale to an overseas customer 

idea, the Philadelphia Department 

pass into the hands of groups that 

it had no way of delivering the 

alone disposed of 116,000,000. worth 

goods. This has now been recti 

last month. All dVer the United 

lied. 

States, similar disposal branches, 

all coordinated through Washing "Congress," he concluded, 'Is con 

ton. are moving this surplus at asclentiously 

trying to clear up ai 

corresponding rate," 

of these problems and get the good! 

into trade. But iKe very enormity 

ENDLESS VARIETY 

if the undertaking makes it dim 

Mr. QOBU said that there is an •ult " 

endless variety of goods to be dis- Mr Ooetz was introduced by Jos 

posed of, from tankers to small ph Talose. May program chairman. 

boats, from shoes to Jeeps, all InGuests 

were introduced by H. * 

When folka »« 

enormous quantities, the govern, rentlss. 

••partylnf Mrn 

ment is trying » wort out Plans 

Clicquot Qub BsUnw 

by which civilians can find ways to FOR QUICK RESULTS 

Cooler, • d.ll«bt/ul, 

use them practically and profitably, USB THE CLftiiairnai ADS 

Oaa mMU hafl the fovemmrnt 

a l 

•toPMd for a while until « soUUer 

nfmr. Ita tansy 

reveaM thai the elastic In them 

nodnM mm m inlicr 

could be aied aa a -sprUMi" to 

pull it at tlw top of 

pull a door shut, 

any everting, Or USE It 

"The iovemment." he continued, 

a. im—Wm at tile tup 

"wants to give veterans the prefer- 

of it* cUu, 

ence in purchasing these surplus 

goods. But the veterans do not constitute 

a great buying power, and 

the government Is anxious to get its 

surplus property into the channels 

of trade, so there is a conflict." 

"Dl-WBIOHTS" CANVAS 

AT MODDun con 

One example of how the govern, 

Kramer Beverage Co., ment is trying to adapt its surplus ,. Cleaning 

goods to civilian use Is the case of 

,,Oiling 

we, ^ 

111 N. Vlrtinl*. Araiue > 

. > Adjustmenta 

AtUBtlc City, N, j. 

..Overhauls 

,, Regular Maintenance jf 

3 P-»i. 

.esterday (Thursday) M the Caa. 

man and smith parlOI.s s with wit Bey, By, 

Oeorie eorie JHachcr, Hach, piifito p p of f the First 

resbyteriBn bt y ch church, nifjelatini. ifjeli In 

terment nt In Beaaiae Beaia Cemetery. Cmetery 

Palerrno. 

Marmora Resident 

70 Yeari Pa&6e» On 

M Mrl. Josephine f M 

J hp i L, L V ounB. 

mora, on of Cap 

ldt 

of Mar - 

mora, ne of Cape May Oounty's 

oldest residents, died Ounday «•' her 

home alter a short illncii. 

Mrs, Young, who %BS 0 06. had d 

made hef h home h on o the h nearby rb 

mainland for 70 years, Bt,e was bqrn 

in Oedarviiie, She si, tt,c widow Of 

Ediar Vouoi. 

•urvivlng are two sons, James D. 

Karcher, chestnut mil, pa., and 

Harvey D. Young, marmors{ B 

daughter Mrs. Bamuei porsor^, Marmom; 

a sister, Mrs, Martha Trench, 

HartsvilW Pa.: two gfandsons, Ed. 

gar and jjofwood Ooraon, ot Marmora, 

and on Teachers Are Doi 

The bi-monthly rotetlng o 

Oape May County Teacher*' AM 

elation was .held M«f »» at Cap* 

May court Hduie. Mm, lflliaj»tli 

McOonlilB Dresided, • ReBresentatlvei 

from the dlffereiit local &ehera' 

organteations reported on eurrent 

public relations activities, Mrs. 

M»ry Mean arjd MlM Manaret 

aeully, reprwenUng the Cape MWF 

ttnd Wildwood teachers' groups, announced 

that their associations h»d 

each adopted a "war orphan" tot 

a year. 

The County Teachers 

e great grandchild, 

James ft Corson, 

F r lervices were conducted 

y sfternoon Bt the Bad 

man anfl emlth Funeral Home by 

Rev. Victor B. BeBttle, bftstor of the 

Ocean Oity Baptlit Ohiirch. Burlii] 

was at Besiade Cemetery. Palermo. 

he 

1 ten the oountr 

May Start Here Point ^m^ja 

jMnt-Ml Hal. 

lint link May ha 

Built in County 

The staW will start the flrat Unit Teats on an 

in the four-lani nortli-te-touUi If«w have revealed thmt 

Jersey parkway in cape May Ooun> ment t»v«d ths 

ty, If those along the fight M wayof 

work

! • - • • * 

' T •%'"•'' 

' ~" ',' 

Supplies co. 

•V-'. • 

(.Group AMM 

im perdtUiktM 

UK 

a noun of ire 

(ram tour 

IClioms Gives 

tau popular melodies 

spirituals, Mlgioiia and p.. 

mmu. 

• flr fe the full group 

together with 

displayed tor earlier 

of the program, 

M*tUi*»s * thunder of applause that the cho- 

"" ".. V 

en 

In ooopuntUm endeavor. PIANIST APCLAOMD 

pttqM, no. Mutual institution. In addition to the students, the 

tramm oxtered two piano solos by 

miltM ehoriH — almost half MliS Betty R, MalBne. seliool mu$ie 

t drawn from Oc- supervisor of North WildwocKl cKl Jun 

iior 

High School, Her rendition of 

J8, Chaster 1, KnfKd 

ill IK held i! 

RESTAURANT 

VSODUCTS 

ft SON 

Ave. 

Telephone 4-1342 

JANITOR 

^—»" =,==„ ^r~,B .B9.» lending pur- 

MOM at Ihe proirain, 

Miii Heleii M. Derriclt, of Oeean 

Oil}', conducted the finale and also 

led the fuU chorus in "Mexican 

ierenade" and "Was 'Ah Praia." 

Cornell J, Pearl, assiitant local IUperviior 

and orcheitra director, conducted 

a beyi' chorus in i 

"Stout Hearted Men" and the 

Winn." 

W1LDWOOD MAN 

OPENS PROGRAM 

Others who led groupi or single 

numbers were Paul W, Freed, o 

Wlldwood. who also opened the pro 

mm by leading the audience ii 

singing the National Anthem: Miss 

M. Estelle Farrow, of Court Housf • 

and Miss Mary Annette Frenefl 

Oape May. 

Mr, Freed led the full chorus in 

•Czechoslovaklim Dance Bong' and 

"This Is My Country," Miss Farrow 

gondUEted a small group of boys, a 

quartet from each school, in "Climb. 

In' Up the Mountain." she also led 

the full girls' chorus in the ever- 

BOpular "Bweethearts" by Herbert 

and "Love Walked In" by Gershwin, 

GIRL TRIOS SING 

A girls' group, with a trio from 

each school, was led by Miss French 

in another Gershwin tune, "Summertime," 

The entire chorus developed 

insplrinB choir eifects in the 

singing of "Beautiful Savior," also 

You Plug into 

a Modem World 

of Fresh Frozen Food 

REFRIGERATION 

: you buy or freeza your own 

Wldb bom foods, a modom Qectric 

„ _ JSMUflyqlor will qlvm yon ample gtaf 

Ml* Kpbe* Adequate room ior frox#n foods to 

Ml* «f AM modten homemokor'a requirements 

tira - 

1 U.B. Public Health Berviee. 

the Malaria Control in War I 

lions ana dusts," he said, "and have 

no authentic records of injury to 

liumans caused by it, A few cwss 

of dermititis have been reported) 

none serious, presumably caused by 

workmen failing to use rubber 

gloves when mining solutions. Thes* 

probabljK were due to the solvent, 

splrators when applying DOT' however, 

I think mare of them work 

without than with respirators," 

Mr, Lafferty gave assurance that 

any materials or methods that prove 

unhealthful or dangerous to humwis 

and animals if not properly proportioned 

will not be used in county 

mosquito control work. 

. "We feel safe in following formulas 

and methods of the country's 

outstanding authorities on this 

proved method of control," he said. 

BUILDERS!! 

If you MM a priority, we an 

glad to help, no charge or obligation, 

ir you need material! not 

on the priority list and we have 

them, call for service, 

Here an some its •toehM *c 

an selllnf without priority • 

Heatilator 

Ornamental Iran Railing 

Hardware and Paint 

Garage Track and Hangart 

I" and 8" N. C, Beveled 

Siding 

Rough Framing, N, C. 

Copp« . »OP Ridge Roll 

IS" Brown Creodipt 

Wood Shinglei 

Terra Cotta 

V Asphalt Board 4x5 

SOe per sheet t 

V Asbestos Board 4x8 

W.52 per sheet 

J.P.COLLINS CO. 

South Seaville, N, J, 

Bulkheads 

Piers ami Docks 

FOUNDA-riON PILING... 

BOAT SLIPS DREDGED 

DIVING and DYNAMITING 

Charles C. Leonard 

8EAVHAE, N, j. 

Phone Ocfwn City 1828-J-4 

Plumbing-Heating Materials Now Available 

Fnw* CKur Philadelphia Store 

dKBKg& 

MR. THIO V, TOWNSEND 

Phone HJIB, Stevenson 1 lgg - Ocean City 2147 

J*[Bj|5W *^^*** GUi te pnatmr onto 1 »> UM Bay Arenas 

SEARS, h o t B U C K AND CQ: 

IJEQN COSTELW &SON 

CBMBNT WOWS fttp SQIL CHAVEI 

"BLSSf? * SAN 

Save Ttru, Time and Mile, 

0?!A!LCITY - LONGPORT 

GTicksU 

Navy 

The automotive industry la now 

half a wiiiury old, and in these 

JO years approximately a,000 makes 

f hve appeared on 

Motorists! r_ ... 

War* on Speeders! 

Resort motorists who drive down 

Oape May way were warned this 

week that Oape May polier are eon. 

ducting an intensive ciunpaifn to 

curb speeding, 

Sol Needles, Jr., safety supervisor, 

said that taxi operators mid drivers 

of other commercial vehicles had 

been the most frequent violators, 

Mawson & Chatt.n 

Express Co. 

LOCAL and 

LONO DISTANCE 

MOVING and 

HAULING 

^—moderate Pricea— 

1243 Wen Avenue 

Phone 012S 

PAPERHANGER 

Alkintlc City, N, J. 

Phao* 

TOP 

PAINT 

TROUBI 

Phone 0' 

IMMEDIATE SERVICE 

* NO JOB TOO SMAIX - NO JOB T«J 

Kitchen Sell and Furniture! 

THOMAS F. GUSTi 

PAINTING 

Ufll CENTBAI. AVUm 

-Complete &MMM 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS USE THE 

SUMMER 

Electricians El* 

SOIL 

SAND GRAVEL 

LA*DIOAPINQ 

W. A. COLLINS 

Ph. S.iwi, point 478 

or Wrtto P-vllle RFD No, S 

KEYS 

MADK 

Took Sharpened 

. WE ARE TAKING 

ORDF.BS for EVINRUDtS 

LEMONT'S 

BAY AVI, «n 

Trucking 

Ferguson 

EXPRESS 

St. and Simp,on Av. 

Daily Trip, 

rhila, and Suburbs 

T""" " ,1m 

1 TRUCKING 

I N. Pewoluo 

1 ,TOP BOII, . QBAVEL 

| and CUMDINQ 

I BIS West A»e, rhi UB, 

»«• • „••!!:„"!,„. i 


Dump Truck 

NICK RORENTINO 

MX WUT Am 

MIKE ROSA 

General Haul 

nn *m AVCNVB 

Phone 1800 

Storage 

—^ 

M STORAGE ° 

For SHOP, 

INSTALLATION 

REPAIRING 

SERVK 

Win. S. Anderson 

12 First Street 

Irvin Johnson, Jr. & 

1110 Simpson Avenue 

REGISTERED 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

INSTALLATIONS 


TelephoBtl 

1520 Aabury Avenue Phone O.C. 11 

Laurence E, Stedem 


—REGISltltEIJ— 

AH type, of Electrical Installations, Repair I 

Maintenance Service 

Jacob C, SCHUFF 


Mbmt IM 

ST4NDARD 

ELECTRIC CO, 

Electrical Contractor. 

•. a PEBKS. «. : 

300 W.,l,y A 

Ph, 1181-W 

B1AD TUm CLASSIFIED ADS 

Alfred Rt Smith, 

Cement - Tile-Marble 

•Bi 

WM, R. SB 

Electrical 

Contractor 

•HAibnyAn, 

EDW. S, COS 

Electrical Cc 

SOSSthSt 

Jmdt J- W.tkir 

PAPERHAI 

MB A»bury Ara^v 

Plastering 

BRICKLAYING 

PLASTERING 

STUCCO 

HARRY W. 

LOTS CLEARED 

Lot*' 

fe 

BRYANT ALLJEAfON WWDOWS 

Fv ¥«r TUnid C«n».rt-W MNitM to Fv 

—U Y« Flu To MM, We'Cui B*lp IToo— 

JOHN E. TROUT 

RlQISTEttED BUtLDKK 

1053 A.bury'Avenue PboBe 1200 

Builders 

Builders 

SIDEWALL SHINGLING 


REMODELING 

DISTRltHITOtt FOB 


Screen & Storm Window* 

. MAn. COUPON FOB F«ra BiiniATi m^ PATMBNTS | 

I GEORGE SEDDON "'••"•"'" \ 

SS Suntet PI*ee Phoni 214SR 

Nun Without Obligation, pltsM M Mtlm«tor tot 

| Addiww 

KVBBTTBINO FOB THE 

AND REPAIK OF A 

ASBESTOS and ASPHALT ROOFING 

White Asbestos Sidewal! Shingles 

Bardwmn 

Plaster Walter V, Hess WtBia 

L,imbrr I034-S8 Mnpm in. Ph. 

Builders 

Cameron Bros, Co. 

1 Builders, Jobberm 

3 and Roofers 

I J7 BMfsSM pi. 

B !•> i 

n. 0072 

CARPENTER 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 

PAINThNG 

Robert yY 

UM WEST AVB. 

S. L, SMITH 


JOBBING • ROOFING 

MM Simpson ATE. Ph. 1523-W 

in i ; I iiiiiiB 

CARPENTERS I 

WANTED 

JOHN E, TROUT! 

ion ASBUBY AVE. j 

HI., I oiiiimi nil HlM 

POTTS' BROS. 

BefMenll 

Builders 


Phone 0061.W 

Septic Tanks 

SEPTIC TANiB 

and CESSPOOLS 

IDUT « BIPAIBED 

90 IIHf t n t « 

Cifriu victitty 


innlaUnf Board 

Will Board 

Builders 

H, C. Pontiere 

BUILDER 

933 West Ave, Ph. 1808 

Jobbing 



Albert S. Camburn 

10S9 W«t Ave. Pl»m N 

F. C. Slacum 

BUILDER 

3312 Asbury Arm, 

GEORGE F, SHIRE 

PlBBtering - Cement Work 

Painting - Jobbing 

HI THIRD STBEET 

Phone 02W-W 

JOHN G. PETERSON 

Corltarmetor and Builder 

EOOFING . PAINTING 

, MUISII AVE. 

Brickwork 

BRICKUYER 

GALMTTEAGAIMIE 

I- v *' .« 

Plmnbing-tii 

HARRY 

VorkOfl 

YorkBoiWI 

Winter Air < 

OIL 

HANS 

It 

gM Mamt Aw. 

FredH. 

P lambing - H* 

MS 

MO ^ M . 

Robert M. 

PLUMBING • 

ALTfRATIONB 

Plumbing - Herimt 

I Slmpxn An. Fl 

PlnmbfBg 

OU Bnrnen 

WUHMn O. T« 

— 

Pin* wr-J 

Loub Tsccarino 

PLUMBING and 

HEATTNGl 

Ml WEST AVB., OC£*» CTTT. : 

* MMIM»MI 

M1CHELE PILEGGI 

< Plumbing - 

Phone 1876 

505 North Street 

Painter* 

••««»««« 

C, L. BRECKLEY, lac] 

House and Sign 

PAINTING 

jH Ju&ur At*. 

L PAINTING 

FRIES &PANGBI 

an - «th i 

wm-fi 

A. L. PFEFFER, • 

cm 

House 

RITTERHpFF^ 

i

^ Help Our Neighbors 

il^rfê devotwl « modem establirt- 

OCEAN CTTY SENTTNELLEDGER 

1 

Church, Sanday 

trs, ft 

.. other, 

Tuesdayl 

I was the ad 

i JITOgram Jar the 

i to establish mote 

In the 

e Lutheran Min- 

- substitute pro- 

I plan of r«llenj"alio 

reported upon 

Would 

School 

gr^—. -Bber of Bom- 

Si**yeaed a campaign 

FifiS 111 Sunday $ervice* 

nesT pBUBVTntAN 

.fljhat. ami Wesley av. 

The Gwptl Centered and 

MMnlBry Minded Church 

•m. Mom FUelW, Th,D,, Piwtor 

•;li a,m. Prayer Meeting of the 

lunday School teachers and officers 

u the choir room. 

•:M a.m. The Church at Study. 

i,S, Lesson for June 3_ "ExpresatuR 

(ur Friendship for ehrist. 

ft," of I there will,be vocal trios and duets 

with piano numbers and bran trim. 

U_ TJus quartet has became well 

[known in and around the Philadelphia 

area as being an unusually 

talents ;ntsd ,.„_, "team" team of musicians. muiielans, ~* 

The he beys also will appear in the 

ing People's meeting at 6:JO p.ro 

lections h sonis, music an J testlmonlatt. 

VA Flight Tr«inm» Baptists to 

Program Expands 

Mew courses in (light training are 

available to vetenuis under a Vet. Attend Rally 

erans Administration's eoHtraet negotiated 

with the Red Bank Airport. 

Red Bank, New Jersey, last week. 

Three courses will be offered lit 

1 

Bapk, An airplane salesman 

*** **«* school, 

|Ven dosed since June, 

tf MBrf 

1.-3-B: Luke 10:38-42: John il-l.J 

I0.-4B a,m. Memorial pay Bunr 

The Church at Worship, Oh 

speaker: The Rev, Frederick W, 

Bhs, D.D.. commissioner to the IE 

Oeneral heral "Assembly." Assembly, "Dr Dr. Evans _ 

Presbyterian 

ewt of yi the hum Second SCCUIIQ rresDytgrui] M choir. 

lurch, of Troy, N.Y. The choir I SCIENTIST 

feeted by Phil B. Barrett, will star' 8eIMITIST 

Architects." The choir will stag: 

"Living for Jems," Jeannette Stokes 

will ling: 'The Ohriit," 

A cordial Invitation 1s exMndetl 

to everyone, 

•OL» TRnvJTT* EPISCOPAL 

Hth it. and Oulnl av, 

B*r. Richard S. Ballej, Rector 

• un. Holy qommunion, 

10 a.m. Sunday School. 

11:15 un. Morning Servles, 

Week-days: 

10:30 a,, Wednesday, 

• :M am Friday. 

Saints 

—i Me," by Warren. Barlt 

"The Trumpeter," by Din. 

1 Days, etc, 10:30 am 

I « « 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST, 

ll sr 

riton 

e "Soul and Body" Is the Lesson 

i b fl bjt f S d M 

IP, Barrett. 

7:40 p,m. Evening Bervlce of Wor- 

Hip. Bern- — - - f ll Service. Stirring 

inf oervlce, "The 

•*" the pastor 

iidvr 

ek prayer meetl, ..„ p.ni.— 

L _. irge*'and"oringBig*ariothe, 

1 brintfin. another 

..Jid-Week _.Week Medl Meditation" from the 

Scriptures. .."iptures. 

Thursday, May 10 tMemorial (Memorial Day) 

S p.m. Voung people of the church 

travel by motor coach to the Memorial 

Day Youth Rally at Conven 

ti tlon' Hll Half In Philadelphia 

PlilliidHpl.lu 

KINGDOM 1IALI. OF 

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 

B5S Asbary Av»""» 

Friday, May 

"Woe to 

d f 

ne Soul and Body Is the Lesson 

by flerinon subject for Sunday, May 28 

Golden Text: "Know ye not that 

ihii 

'Love's -•"•"• Wasteful- -••- 

e 

D. 1 

Barrett. 

Wednesday, 7: SO p.m 

Meeting and Bible study. 

FIBST METHODIST 

Central nv, 

... ... ... Ganclorr 

Sunday, Sunday*" May MST£I * llh th * «* rd riday, May 24— 

« p.m. Service Meeting: Woe to 

:he Tnhablters of the earth and of 

.he sea! for the devil is come down 

unto you, having great wrath, be- 

Oolden Text: "Know ye" not "that cause he kiioweth that _. ,. l lie hth hath but 

ye art the •temple of Ood. and that a short rt ttime." i " R Rvv, 13 13: IS, 2 

the Spirit of God dwelletli In you?" "The Devil is rilhja with great 

Sermon: Passages wrath at the established kingdom of 

James version of the 

Ood by his Messiah, and lie stirs 

up to wrath uKuln-t tllut, Theocratic 

Qovemment Ml the nations and 

... we are always confident, governments of this old world. Both 

knowing that, whilst we ore it home World War I and World War II were 

in the body, we are absent from the fought by the nations, not in the 

Lord; ... We are confident. I say, iterest of Jehovah's Theocratic 

and willing rather to br absent iveniment by Christ Jesus, but In 

from the body, and to be present 

the interest of world domination by 

with the Lord." " HI '« Oor. 6:«. a:«, li. 8.. cor Oor- 

Bunday School, 9:30 a.m. Wilbur ""sUve relative passages from "Science and an 

Clark, superintendent. There Is a Health with Key to the scriptures" 

class here for every age. Come and by Mary Baker Eddy includestudy 

study the Bible Bible with _.».. us. „„, 

~--iu.httv II«H«I.M,H !„,*..., „» 

Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Speak 

', Dr. Bertram O. Jackson, of Chi- 

. Illinois. 

• juth niiowshlp, 6:10 p.m. 

bert Dunham in - 

Young People to Go May M.J ...» 1. the JBrtsdictionai 

to Philadelphia 

Conference onference on Recreation sstarts 

Td uesday at the Flanders landers Hotel. 

leopie of the Ocean 

Wednesday, Wednesday, May Si, 7:45 

I ci 

Prayer meeting 

— Jhureh, mceompanlta 

i and BibleStd 

to veterans, will train 

are now studying the Boo 

by 

, _s an aviation salesman 

and Mrs. Victor Brattle, 

will il travel by* chartered motor oach 

and also lead to a private pilot's li PMIadrlph'ia's convention Hall 

cense. 

ittena the Memorial Day Youth 

f wart OB record ad- An instructor's eourge will be of- _.-».y, under the direction of ftei 

- .-opening of thewhool fered for veterans possessing a valid Percy Crawford, 

I toupd necesary to float commercial pilots license with ap Youth groups of various denomin 

ne to. finance Unprovini proximate ratings. 

ations from ... several "*—'"' states —*— are"ex — - 

Peeted to attend In large delega 

___* A committee will con- A course in instrumentj will be tions, 

HS jjoarf of SdBcaHon, available for veterans possessing a •ome of the putstanding featu 

ijiFtofc tefcool w have valid eommerelal license with 33 of the rally will be a 1,000 ali-j 

-ftam Woodbine to thelogged 

instrument hours. 

choir. S4.pjece all brass choir, n 

"I Bcbooi this term and 

hartt trio. The King's College alee 

win wiiu 1M1UI 

Club, a plai,,i fluartet and other 

dosed because I EVEN COKRfiSPONJlENTS musical features. 

and needed re- . Foreign Editor: "Here's a criti- Oil Dodds. holder of the worlds 

'cal dispatch from Bpain." record for the indoor mile, will give 

Matiafing Editor: 'What now?" 

a running exhibition and his testi. 

mony as a Christian athlete. 

P. EL- "Our correspondent wants Doors of Convention Hall will op- 

more money," 

en at 6 p.m. There will be an organ 

and choir concert beginning at § 

Strand »MMM«i 

p.m., with the rally getting under 

way at 7 p.m. - - -- 

. IWealeyAv. ; O,C. *M5 O.C. ISM M J The rally is being sopnsored by 

300 churches and laymen of Phila- 

' 4KXAN CITT 

8TANW00D ARMS delphia under the leadership of The 

Rev. Mr. Crawford, who is well 

«a etruovn piAci known as director of the •'Young 

All Year 

NELSON ARMS People's church of the Air," worldwide 

radio broadcait. 

8)7 DELABCKY PLACE 

BOOMS -, Witt • Momh , fun. J 

i » Ml 

T. -rwSUNT H>CONO, UNHA. -j 

Ate. 

itudv1 •Rightly undsrstood, Insteud o 

BOssessing a sentient material form, 

nun has a sensationless body; and 

god, the Soul of man and of all existence, 

being perpetual in His own 

Individuality, harmony, and immortality, 

imparts and perpetuates 

these qualities in man — through 

Mind, not matter, 

^ 

^ .._„ ^»ua^,..^ »x,E M*W£ Of Isg 

lah and invite you to worship wit: 

May It to June 3, The Young Ad 

ult MeeUngs. of our conference 

start Friday in «ur church. 

The Pastor will be In the church 

office office each each afternoon, afternoon, Monday to 

Friday, from 4 to S p,m. He will be 

glad to meet all the those desiring diri to 

talk to him on personal or church 

matters 

• • • 

ST, AUGUSTINE'S. B. a 

I3tb st, ud Weslay av, 

hi, B.rthoion,*« B. Doyla 

Rev. Jojscph J. BreBBan 

Sunday Masses —Sum. and 

10:18 a,m. 

Wrst Friday Massei at 7 a.m. 

Confessions on •aturday and eve 

of first Friday, 4:jJ p.m, to &i& 

p.m., 7;S0 to i;J0 p.m. 

ST. MAST'S CHAPEL 

kid st. ml AUantle a*. 

Sunday MIM ails aja 

• * • 

ST. JOHN'S BVANOELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

loth si. and Central av, 

Robert c. Davis, S.T.D., Pastor 

Wildwood Invokes »:46 a.m. church school, with 

classes for all ages. Graded eourses 

Qne-Way Streejl^ _ of —•-•-• - — • - - - • 

Nine WildwaDfstreets became one- 

1 MMBueiVM, The Devil stlra them up 

to wrath because he knowi that it C«foDutW 

U a dead certainty now that Jehovah's 

Theocratic King, Christ Je- U Jailed 90 

sus, will In a short time smite the Pleading guilty 

nations of the Devil's world orRan- 

Iratien with hta scepter or rod of 

disorderly eonduet 

iron. That will mean the dashing oi ID, of ui central av. 

all of Satan's visible organization to TO days in the eoi 

among men to bits. This wrncknge lice Judge HowarJ 

of Batan's earthly dominion will Be 

followed lip Immediately by the Patrolman Ca 

bruising of that Old eerppiit'.i head, pion was with 

namely, the destrllctinn of his in. WHO became boiste 

visible deman orgfuiixaUon." W 0-1-restaurant. 

He sald 

to behave, but that 

B:4S p,m. Bible Book Study, "The regarded the advice 

Kingdom Is at Hand," 

argument with 

i p.m. Watchtower Bible Study, 

"The Hop of Things Not Seen,' All 

(ooiUwiir persons welcome. No eallection. 

reRTREPAIRlN 

AH Makes of CARS 

and TRUCKS 

tp, MO), 

SPECIAL $68,50 

• • • 

OCEAN CITir BAPTIST 

Expert 

COMPLETE OVERHAUL 

On DODGE or PLYMOUTH 

SIMONIZING 

Pastor 

« Junday School of LUBRICATION 

Jhnst-centered teaching ami 

friendly 'ritndly fellowship wit with classes % 

JERRY WILLIAMS 

every member of the fi •- — sses to 

Russell 

Button, Button, superintendent. 

superintendent BODY REPAIRS 

—at— 

11 a.m, Worshio Service, The pastor's 

^rmon=tspic, "Geod for Nothing." 

There wifl be a reception of 

members into the church at the PAINTING 

CRAIG MOTOR SALES 

conclusion of the sermon, 

ENC1.INI1 CREEK. N, J. 

1 pm. The Berean Class of the 

Sunday School conducts another of 

its monthly eospel services at the Edw. G. Kurtz Co. 

Telephone! Seiners Point 8326 

Cape May County Farm, Prayer 

meeting at the church at 2:4B, ears FOBP - MERCIFBY - LINCOLN 

Aster 6 p.m., Telephone S. r. 8350 

leave ai J, < 

SALES and SERVICE 

1:30 p.m. Youth Meeting, Younf 

peoplf of all ages are invited to this Atlantic Ava. 

hour of fellowship and inspiration, 

TOWING SERVICE — DAY AND NIGHT 

French B, Loveland, counseilor-at. bet, 1st and North Sta. 

law. will be the guest speaker, m- 

. strunienml and vocal music by "The nana o,c, oeoo .n.i not 

| Cal vary. Brass Quartet" of Philadei. 

I FRANK'S Sinclair Service AUTO PAINTING 

• 7th St. and A»bury Ave. 

O ESSENTIALS TO A GOOD 

o gtudiL.aeBaett-jnchargeofgir? 

BrmnrrDf5i" 

jOL__AyTO_£AINTJratARL... 

perintendent P. Edwin Beiber, with 

way streets on Monday and will re- 

SIMONIZ 

Assistant Superintendent J*ed 

BATTEBIES 

main so until September 15. under Klein, Victors are cordially invited CAS 

OIL 

An Experienced Painter, 

Ui is t&t Glerigiis SpfiQftiSis Pseeso! an ordinance recently adopted by to attend, 

I iftdSQf & F sg,ris g»lf the city commissioners. 

ail • Hlldle 

11 ajn. The Chief Service of Wor- 

- lakia far I 

Snfbhjng, £ 

Motorists were cautioned by May. ship. The sermon subject: "Human 

An Airtight, pustproof, Well-lighted 

ij dfivfa and 

Specal om., .„» n l leaturri or George w. Krogman to look fop 

Paint Shop. 

ODAIITY fOO» _ WSlt UIVID signs while driving in Wiidwood 

••—« tn' bHkIM, M e»ll Ailutte Clrt make sure which way they shoui 

"WE CAN DO IT NOW 

Good Painting Materials. 

* *!M> • Ml (linn T«I«rt#B, JBft p. The new plan, mostly affmtlm 

streets running to the beach, is de 

j\ Heneyijipoiiffv Paradiiic 

TOWING 

signed to reduce traffic congestioi 

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 

1 Av*. Phone Ocean City 0077 

&#"" 

i H C 

*S& 

SENSE OF DtTTY 

Boss; "Jackson, what Makes you 

SO sleepy on the job?" 

New Salesman: 'Ît must be my 

sense of duty, sir. I lie awake half 

tht night thinking of my work •• 

Arch 

Supports 

FJnt Mefhadtat Charch 

BCT. A, L, CMiff 

St. John's Latb«ran 

Church 

•w. Batan e. mm 

BBOBB BTJUT TO 

OBTiiopEDic rmcscBrpTioN 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 


BASH. DONATO, I 

ROAD SERVICE 

LetUa 

MOTORTONE 

Your Car 

drteoUtk IntcnuU Tr»lment 

Maktt your Meter Sinf 

SstbfacUM 

OCEAN CITY 

GARAGE 

Plymouth . E>e Sets 

9th and Ocean Ave. 

Lubrication 

Simonize 

Painting 

Fenders and 

Body Repairs 

Motor Repairs 

AMOCO SERVICE STATION 

SPECIALIZED CAR LUBRICATION 

—ft« Call and DcUnry Service—, 

S*rrfw call. IMM MMMITIRAY BROS, 

noam 9387 900 Bay Ave, 

r OPENING *m 

MERIT GASOLINE STATION 

9th St. and Simp»on Ave, 

TJIlttBgSAjAI >MCI—AH FOH H POO PROOF 

RS EMEIMSENCY ROAD SERVICE 

COMPLETE GBEA8E E AND WWASB B JOBS 

B8 TUBgS 

MOBILGAS STATION 

9th and Aabury Ave. 

LUBRICATION 

WASHING 

ttKC DENAN. Ptw*. 

Simooiz $8,00 

>•!, P1J0 T.hH 

Lubrk»tion ,. ; $1.00 

B.I. ll.B niu 

.. $1,00 

*f. H.N "in* 

W«*h mil PeUi.. $2.50 

m, M.M tuu 

worn OOOD fSr_ 

FRANK'S 

Sinclair Station 

DENMAN 

TJRMS 

Immediate Deliveries 

Haa, 

BBHOP 

Motor S»l« 

PAOKABD DEADER 

A*bury Ave. 

GOOD/YEAR 

TIRES 

IN STOCK 

ffe*^ 

V 

I Am Here to tiive Ym 

We Have All Three! 

New that Synthetic Paints are 

•gain available. We will paint' 4 

your car for as little as , ... 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 50 

EXPERT BODY and 

FENDER REPAIRING 

Bishop Motor Sales 

Authorized PACKARD Dtalet 

Repairs and Service to AU Type Can 

1159 Asbury Ave., corner of 12th St. 

* AUTHORIZED DEALERS • 

Pontiac 

*U 

Cadillac 

Wmt T. Powell 

IISS Aabury Ave, 

PACKARD 

eUwrto. Are AalklHrtM 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

AnUwrtapd iALBS SALES UI BKRVICE 

Complete Stock of Packard PmrU 

Aabury Ave., corner of 12th St. 

A, MENGfeL 

SALES BUICk SERVICE 

WALLACE BROTHERS 

» M d a A mi 

•. "* • 

CH1BOPODIST 

Aiiams,' D.S.C. 

4*». M 

h AHMlMHt 

Bus 

HalneB, M.D. 

_>MIMN *f tk* »• 

VJti'MMw • all 

Betta 

brtat 

fagno 

IEL-LEDGER CLASSIFIED ADS 

ADVERTISEMENTS 

ForSda 

.JeKBO lb,'6laefc ashestoT.rqojtag 

estos roofin 

itment, 1 lengths i t, », *«« Cor,. 

\V sheets Iron Ho, 

lOl black, 

I irii rod. ^""iron^liJi MttwT^^ 

BOOBBBbUB~funU»hlni|,il«n' 

ing unrtaht piano, US OlBba . 

110; ^s^seil €î^ 11*^1* 

•?; % oSuble b&s sgpru 

13&I WMley av. pfionB »*••-— 

SOLID oak swiruflng dpor, qpd 

SM TOO Ut* to 

view a*,, tinwood, 1 

en Point mi. 

"m 

The Exchange 

HI ASBURT AVE. 

rings, Innersprlnga, stoVM, 

1MM», lurniture »na lumislin, 

anoque furniture, gl»» and 

tOSSm. Buy and »eU almost anything. 

Appraisals mads. Borne space 

lor public §!orage^_^ H 

NOLJOH Gld «gl-Ber 

B 

NEW—qulck-htmt oil burners for 

stoves and DcaMn, Bate, eeol 

clfldent, Ule-tlroe guaran 

tee, rim for bucMet-a-day an 

tank bMtert, S Pd 

d 

SHOE roller »*««, 

Yacht ay,, Ba 

wiha6w i 

used itws tabl 

Restaurant, 9th st. and 

r ware; ¥ rquanti i ~ 

Mill Hdp Wanted 

truck. Salary and Ml 

ply Mel's cleaning an 

Asbury av,, between 4 

wnnted forL 

cooklna, l o'c 

. Good MU*ry, 

We Iiour. Oood hoi 

Ungo's Restaunuit, 

painter's }aek; 

paper. Baturday or 

St., sacond floor, 

ONE pSirer lawnmower, good eondl; 

tionr^bert Wooler, ill Bay av, tf 

WHITr enamel kitehen base and 

•?, 

iting Stove* ••—-•-, 

table, 

a 

3 chairs, 

chairs, mlsoillaneouji 

"nl^ 

kit- 

COAL ud wood 9d rtoves, rtevw, rani nans, 

•--- -••-' furniture, 

buoket-a-dnj. etc Used blcydcs. 

-,, linoleuin 

Btaaonable. K. tUtl Hi ions, 144 

i 

money. Hana av., Oape M»f Courl Koiae, 

Phone g-«941^ u 

mirir»res«oM mm M« turn 

Passenger and MA £jp*î 

11 IB Anbury Ave, Phone B«8, tl 

cordial Invitation to Ocean City 

Resident!; Make every room a 

lovelier' room. Visit our showroom 

p 

and see the largest selection ol stitter 

ruis in South Jersey. Fawlnit- 

Readers 

ing ranac of colors mat patMrtu, 

jam Zone oval and oblong. s« the bountiful 

i display of bath rugs and bath sets 

-^ VICE, ami£s« >v%J«^ n^^>Hû, >sv 

W. Main it, MUlvUle, N. J. phone 

10, __ _ f 

VINBLAB6 eggs and poultry mifv 

ered In oeaan qiUr Saturday by 

war vet. phone Ocean City WU or 

send postcard to OUbcrt Oale, ' 

Walton nl, tf 

SALE—Bi-place that battery today 

before you have trouble. Dcleb 

and WiMtont battcrifs for all model 

cars and truclta, IS to tlS.U 

" Oarage, lili Albury y av. t 

VBRKBAD garrtgc ors for l-ft 

openin qit vWy. 

SO4 Riiefoft av,, 

on RUI 3BBSJ 

1 " 

chen items, dining room j 

medicine chest, sUE drapes, 

hall runner, 833 Third it. 6.S4 

-gallon hot watir boiler and side 

arm heater. BOM' clothing, white sires posiiiuu * 

linen suit, white'flannels, *!» IB; 

iceboxes, beds, bureBUS, No reasonable 

ortee refund, Lftiox, 7th St. 

and Atlantic, av. 8-84 

LARGE handsome hand wroushj 

metal Venetian lantern, ambei 

glass $18; old fashioned grandmoth 

ir chair ilO; fine bureau with mlr 

ror iio, 1400 Wesley av. 6-84 

DfSUBLE deck bunk beds, 3 sprtnai 

and ladders, iiS. 947 Central a\. 

Phone 074i. 6-3* 

MAHOOANY bedroom iulte MB 

bureau W; library table 110; SO. 

Ib, ice refriierator $B; two f and - 

0' J" woven awnings, nracticaliy 

new, including frames; iffl; walnut 

dining room suite. SI 13 Centra! av. 

bedspreads, used, draperies, curl 

tains, etc.; porch furniture, sin(le 

u » wi ^ Q%»»*»»«»».- ^ 

a hostess, or g*neral offlee worfc in 

hotil or business office, 4 years- «iperience. 

Available for interview on 

requested date, Ruth B. Harts, "•»• 

L&ekUn^PJke, Jhila^Sj,^, ___-_-- 

THREE young men from Philadelphia 

seek employment of w»y degeriptlon 

for summer months. Write 

Robert Bavldte, /214 W. AhhoMsford 

rd.. Plilla. 44. Pa. 8-M 

DATffl worle wanted oy expertenced 

coiorea woman, write Mary Nor 

ris, B4« West av.. rear, > — 

VtrBHAJJ, with car; desires position 

for summer with salary and livinj 

[uarters for wife and B-yearêlf 

ihiid. oolleie iraduate. Bales ex 

eerienee. M. V. Miller, sol E, I*n 

caster av,, Downlngtown^Pa. S-84 

OHEF, first class, desires positlor 

Steve Siegler, 

bed, dresser, dressing l*ble and PhilB, 28, Pa, 

chair. Very reasonable. Mr«, Marg&ret 

Kill, 00.1 Shore rd., Boroers 

Point. OaU after 8 p.m. B-S4 

HIGH chair, lnherspririg mnttress 

for crib; three B-ft. oars, boy's 

blue sprini hat and coat, sue 4, 

Reasonable, 1015 Wesley av, 1-M 

I SO4 Riiefoft av,, Mcrort, Pa. •hjron 

RUI 3BBS-J, a-7 

'i CHINA. 300 cpmblnBtlon jreen band 

ILY BUS SERVICE 

1 

Syracuse plates, month' new, $\ 

PHILADELPHIA ea, flimnn Beitaurant, Boardwalk UPRIOHT jiano, B^pieeewlcker set, 

itMooriyn jen. ' tt carpeu. fteesley's folnt Hot/1. 

Utatdmn N'VIQUB walnut dropleaf table, 

3.00 P.M. marble too chest, chairs, t clocRs, SINOEni'd'comSftte with coU 

BA.M, 1,4! P.M, 

flour and suiar paiU, old ilassware sprini, $18, Hanlf-Inn, 018 Wesley 

and china, a boys' bicycles and kyack. 

g22 Asbury av, . t-24 ELEOTHJd"Mlxmaster, ilp: electrio 

|MJA.M. i,M P- M. UlCftB or double sliding be* Wt\ n with tray, su 

5.45 P. M. 

twin site mattressM, 19 ea.; larse $20; walnut serving B 

M4M. 

library table, 16. 4H Central av. S-T 

8. JO P. M. 

Ing curtain brackets 

nrefrlieraUjr, TSlfh capacity, A- Asbury av, _ v3* 

burner er and nd oven gas ranfe ran|e, lae TWO u«d lawri mowers. Qood con- 

rtM hr IM 111* City, Anlsa, f* ror both. pom, f?p niu Ird am a*. st. 

I-M dition. U and $13. 304 W^ 

•Mn WIMwaes, Capa May 100%ôuntain, Including Wn Mar- 

•l&aiMay Nanl taia ie steam table, sinks, etc.; also niunim u i w» portable 

HP.M, 1,10 P.M. counter stools. bacK Bar and wan practically brand new. 

cases. Freedy's, 7th st, and ^bury BM^ _ 

bulHT* hr AHantic City BV- --— am Miniature Plncer, A, K, 

TWO a-BKB-i cypress doom, screen tired. 

WUL 6.20 P. M. door!, I plate glass mahogany Bay ay, 

doors; 3 15-llRht French doors, f re- 

ttVNIllTWItN volving door; partition paneling; 

Mh Ctt, M* Niw ToA storage cabinet; 5o«mflon hot water 

boiler; 30 gallon hot inter boiler; 

h Mmntfea £al 

3-bumcr gas stove: slab marble, 8. 

" JjnU|hj{aiyiimE»nja' «: 

«N CITY TIRMINAL OrRCtJLATINO heater, coal b 

IHM M AtlaalK A*mM tap, Oienwooa cabinet Mo, ii. 

most new. Reasonable at |40. 

rHONt 1296 

Ocean av. 

Chinese, t 

A.I74-A 

A. King 

AMwtf at l*w 

Hw MN 

u WAJJTOTTedroom 

with Beautyrest „.. _ .— 

Hoosler kitcheii cabinet IIS; kitehen 

chairs $Les.: parrot cage and stand 

IS. MM treasure _ay, g-84 

ORQAN, Viotrbla, 8-4~bed, wicKer 

davenport and chair, lawn mower. 

30-ft- of fence, washstand, kitchen 

sink, odd kitehen and bedroom 

chalrB, side arm gas water heater, 

&Mf TlTflymouth pi, phone 1334.J, t-24 

»1000. Will sacrifice for titOi also SlAN'8 bl bi 

iDsiiquet tablecloth: brtc-a.bru, an 

14th M. Phone 1CS1 5-84 bk 

... B-M 

oversiullea •t living 

room suite, 9-pleM maho 

ing roonl suite, upright right p 

dlnpiano. 

*300 

for all, %9 W. 14th it., seconrt c floor •300 

TWO Iceboxes, hand slicing mach 

ine, ine, sMffagj. ghowease. 1011 IB,, Bay .rej ^.. av, i-7 

KBOIA. BOIA. crib and kantwet kantwe mattrflsg, 

•40 when hn new new. Will sell reasonab- reasonab 

y. Rocking bambf M, Ml Oe Ocean av 

3-gHlon glass lined pertex coriec 

urn for tale, MS. Oood condition, 

Phone hone a.OSTO.Âtlantlc *-»»w,_ajunii»B_>a5*-___-j 

City. 6-7 

8'bunffiid 

bdld pay 

gray 

green 

t^ 

sq butt as- 

a 3Cd 

llIon for the summer ectric refrigerator, nlceiy 

APAttTMSHTS by week or season 

to Ab 

3, UÛ EB |P«H«HUJ 

H4B Waterloo st 

SEORttARY-Btenographer, thorouihly 

eJêrieneed, felres full or 

nart time work June 1 to •epteni 

her 30. Miss M, E. Priest, 323 hath 

away Lane, Merwood, tipper Darby. 

^ o-al 

YO j np.m 25, wHti use ot on* 

QUALITY gas ranee. 4 burners and looking tat walk to m B 

oven if; braw bed, spring and ocean aty. Phone 1MB. 1-14 

mattress, almost new, 110: single EQIBTnilB nurM. vet. World 

metal bed tS. tn TOurth St. S-84 War II. age M, desires position in 

doctor's or dentist's office. Write 

-""•"" Miss Kathryn Duffy, 2110 C3entral 

av 

S-31 

|6C5BAN diTi KSULUKMLNI 

AQ13I0Y. BIS West av, Hsliable 

, and creamer, 

help furnished, Refermiees inve«l- 

MML eardtna MaMn. prop. Ph. 

ible $5: swinf- 

11 each. M. » 

male, 0 months eld. 

"suite, eonipleie 

mattress $35; 

, phone 1334 

AN8 blewle, balioon tiresL wire 

basket, fine condition, tit, , Ueds, 

IS W, l»th st, S-j* 

APiQtTMBjiir siie electric 

M0. 302 nth rt. 

CREX itUO, excellent condition. 

9 x 12; braM bed, and mattrNs: 

kemene hetUrig stove. Apply week 

ends, IS 16th •».___ ______S-« 

ram iMMBDiArt delivery, i-JT, 

recessed bathtubs, complete with 

trimmings; 39 and 32-inch white 

enamel steel stall showers; 30-gallon 

fas automatic water heaters: 

toilets; lavatories; chrome plated 

faucets, etc, Hans P. Vast, 201 As, 

bury av, s-M 

ROUND dinliiK room table andjux 

.,"LîJEi 

K " 

n u unuwu. apartmem 

fumUhed, for June and 

beK Everything included. «_•-. 

linens, lit «th tt, PMne 1W1, 5-24 

SSB bedroom fust ^°r a»«ni, 

June i to Jun« 10, 1100, phone 

«7«4 B-S4 

ROOMS ana snaU apartments lo. 

rent. Week month or season. Ho. 

Oolonlil, bl AUantlc av. 

«„. _ shop cm alley.Tom 

erly two-csx garage. Apply 

BDHOALOW, I bedrooms, eMctfli 

ref rlgenitor. at 20 W, Johnson av, 

Someru Point: ftW for summer sea. 

son. Includes hot water and utilities 

TWO bedroom ocean front apart 

roenfc nleelF furnished M50, Julv 

1 W Beptcmber 11; 4 bedroom. 1 

baths, central city cottage, KM for 

bson. Phone OTM. S-34 

T6 BlW er ftfirt 

Ageiocie» 

1 site'Pu^dliJecelvable. 134,168.99 

Intertund Accounts Reeelvable 

.,, 

In Sinking Fund 

>ay Bonds ,,,,-,.,, 

Deferaed ffliaries to Fu- . 

ture Taxation — Bonded 

REMRVffil ffi^W^" 

Estate Wanted 

. Wvate party. 

Two bednwro apartment or bungalow, 

unlurniihed, bested, jmrm 

"easonable. idvlU. rafannoea, Bpmers 

Point or Oeean City, ftst to 

1801 st, A»bury to Boardwalk.Advanee 

rental, tol 44*1, BenUBtl- 

ACME EmpioTment Atency, B, Bteller, 

propirielw, ,aei7 W, Columbia 

av, Phlladelnhla' Phone Fremont 

lift M Stevenson 6Bo. Best select 

help, white and colored. Day work, 

paS time cools, ehambermalds, 

waitresses, i-14 

PROMPTLY _ CAHIFDLLV 

COURTEO08LT 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

MM und M| DMM 

MOVING and 

HAULING 

Philadelphia 

Trips Dally 

Offiw: Artwo Serrioe Stattan 

MS Bay A«n 

Ofrtce !%•»•—-0805 

Terminal Plwor —M87 

d six SPECIAL U-bOVn 

chalri 

. W. 17th st. 5-24 PACKAGE SEKVICE 

1 ia^ 

*' 

like new, Term Bonds ,,, 

Asbury Ave. Serial Bonds ,,, 

Inabilities R*aHiring Cash: 

Oounty Scrip in ftreula. 

LSW18_L, 

Won ..^...-............ 

Accrued Interest on 

County Scrip 

IMS Budget Approprla- 

S^rnjB>r 

tlon Reserves .,,,,,,, M.6W.T7 64^83.77. 

with white waK 

Rental and Equipment 

New Usa, method Asp|)&l| gives foofi&fti __|BiiM 

200 6th St. Ph. 0470 

- WHMUi 

1OK QCICK RESIH.TS 

VSE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

SALESLADIES 

WANTED 

li mA.M. mm 

•8.25 

Fin or Partnm. 

WP.H. 

Net NM 

9.20 A.M. f,19 P. M. 

10.20 A.M, 8,10 P.*. 

G, C MURPHY 

A-M. 

•ft and Artiiry Aw. 

12.20 P.M. 

1.20 P.M. 

2.20 P.M. 

3.20 P.M. 

K ^ 

YES, MEN, Here's news - the biggest kind of clothing news. Sum*. 

^ twill, that aauttingiy versatile suit has just arrived. You've seen Surrckwill 

l,,r advertised in national publications - now see it in person. 

THE NEW 4'in-J HERE! 

Handsome, Venatile 

Mi-Wool Fabric by Pacific m 

m is so wave and smooth, so resilient and rugged, so presentable 

-dpracticablenot only for business, not only for sportswear, not only for 

^ k c n d i n « only for evening - but one suit for all four! 

. -**: 

YotfU Marvel at the Bteefthnal Tailoring, 

Unuwal Value by Rose Brothers 

„ indeed an outstanding buy from every standpo dm 

tailoring details and fit Handsome new colors to choose from . 

ige and double breasted models that will delight your eye And 

itripl e„«„„„„of satisfaction backed by Pacific Mill, 

(exclusive makers of Surretwill) and this store. Hurry men' 

Surrftwill now... it's the perfect start to a good wardrobe- 

.nt 

mNEL-LEDGER 

- » >.• *\ 

FOR BUSINESS I SPORTSWCA* 

ttu - - " -r- 

EVENING 

* 

'-?••: 

l PublUhmd in AmvicS, Ormatmst Family Resort 

OCEAN ClTY SENTINEL-LEDGER H 

Telephone 0304 or 0808 

ble Files Protest 

Congress On Cut 

Coast Guard Force 

Alarmed Over Prospect that Summer 

Boating Will be Unprotected; Resort 

Station on Caretaker Basis 

Mayor Clyde W. Struble registered strong proteita to 

Parents May 

Be Held For 

Youths' Deeds 

New Law Takes All 

Under 18 Out of 

Local Police Court 

OCEAM CITY, N. j,, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1946 

Star in School Play 

if ^ 1 * (cJ*7 i. Wout.1 

Judge Jolts 

2 Molesters 

Of Women 

Sends Pair to 

County Jail for 

364 Days Each 

publlutloa Ottlc* 

otfn.l Letter Bullaim. sth rt. «nu 1MM »T. 

Governor. Freeholder 

Spotlight Primary For 

Lear-Pfeffer 

Feud Enlivens 

Election 

. Jeney's CenfrtMionai representatives Tuesday as ho 

^gi with alarm that the Ocean City station of the U, 8, 

Ifl-ut Ouafd, W well as 10 others along the coast, have 

10 rtdueed in 'peraonnel^ as to be unable to protect 

boatmen this iummpr. 

Pointing to the tremendous in 

crease in boating activity antici- 

Season pated this year, Mayor struble said 

he Is "greatly, alarmed" over the 

prospect that pleasure and com 

with TTiree menial craft will be virtually un 

protected if they get into trouble in 

local waters 

iches Protected He. uld he warn advtaed that the 

Ocean City IMInt Matim on 

60 Former Guard. the bun, which had tout operlUy 

by a crew of 10 

f or Place* 

reduced Toeatey to a 

Matna, with, only two 

men on duty there. ThU ataUan 

_ OUTs summer bathing tad a wnl complement of 11 

• wu leheduied to open of f I to 15 men before the war. 

MB Memorial Dv, with life Caretaker status also was order- 

l«o *rty at three protected ed for the stations at Longport, Cor- 

I, Beach Patrol Captain son 

i Williams announced Wed 

ffiihh Williams planned to have 

ffM* on duty, two euh at 1st 

. ijth tt and 14th at. These 

Minis are now open perm* 

If, he nld, and others will be 

J on following week ends In 

i until the peak is retched on 

OPENS 

main headquarters Of 

jft atao is to open MemoritB 

far the season, while the lit 

In beadquarters will open a 

I kta. MIM Ann Thompson has 

to handle lint aid and of 

10th It 

the bathing season got 

Ibi'gosd start last week end, 

I hundreds of people wen on 

' l md enjoying the eorf at 

temperature of 04 

i TESTS 

I Wllllami announced that 

1 will not ham ita ustutt, 

; test for new candldMM 

lufiif then already mrt 

Bttan tnough experienced 

MB the »ppik»tion list for 

|«ld thmt about M former 

I late applied to return to 

i to the beach. Including • 

at war veteran*. Their 

1 tf former service date back as 

• •IMS. M«t of them were 

ll between 1MB and 1M3, Sev- 

• Mthi veterans want to serve 

H teach during summer vaca- 

• BtB O, 1, college course*. 

f * tin Mrs, William w, Adams 

their summer home this 

t it 610 Atlantic av. 

i Hits House; 

river Pined $50 

W00 Damage in 

F 

k Accident 

• of an automobile that 

UJM and earned about $900 

damage early Sunday 

«» fined 150 and costs In 

Monday, on a charge 

|ni Ox was Imposed by Judge 

arren upon William Itf. 

of 15 8. Evenrreen av., 

who admitted he was 

car but denied he was 

~—jHe s«ld he lost control 

••werMns; to amid another ma- 

1 accident occurred on 

near llth it., when 

ow Jumped the curb cu on the 

J. knocked knk down a mall box 

«"d proceeded fart 

a front porch at 

Anderson. The 

imbedded In the 

Pfelffer and Pa- 

•aid' that lnvutlthe 

ear went «S feet 

the curb, with no 

that brake* had 

t"*«UO« TO HOUSE 

about tMO 

w» home, In addition dditi to t 

"•» and damage to the 

58. of MN.Wood 

son of the own 

tvrtliiv 

Amartoan Lafion 

to annual Rpgr 

Ot the 

m 

1 Volume of business in the Ocean 

City police court Is expected to be 

reduced at least So per cent under 

the new Juvenile Practices Act 

passed by the state legislature and 

signed into law by Governor Edge 

The act raises the age of juveniles 

from 18 years to la years, and 

prescribes that the judge 01 the 

county juvenile Court shall have 

exclusive jurisdiction over children 

up to ii who commit crimes of any 

nature, 

Thl. remove* [ran Judge Howard 

Warren's local police court 

a large number of dhnrderly eon. 

duel, motor vehicle, and other 

type, of caMf which involve de 

fendanti under IS, Lul summer 

at least half of all police court 

Mslnesi wu with offenders from 

is M is. 

Under the new law, ail such cases 

must be referred to County Judge 

A j, cafiera, who is expected to be 

swamped as the normal summer 

volume of arrests hits its stride. The 

law forbids local police confining 

boys and girls under 11 in the city 

! Inlet, Townsend s inlet, atone jail, taking their ftngerpints, or put- 

Harbor and Cape May point. This ting their names on the public po- 

leaves the Hereford Inlet station at lice docket. 

North Wildwood the only active unit MAY PROSECUTE PARENTS 

for protection of navigation in Cape Police Chief Robert J, Lackey dd- 

May County, it was said, 

clared, however, that he sees no 

PERSONNEL DRASTICALLY CUT reason why, in many cases, parents 

Drastic reductions of personnel cannot be held responsible for the 

along the entire coast were order* acts of their children and prose' 

ed, leaving the only other active cuted locally even though the juve- 

stations at Atlantic city and Barnnile cannot be tried here. 

egat, the mayor said. 

The Attorney oenerars office held 

He declared that the local station, st week that the judge of the 

with only two men, would be un- county Juvenile Court does not havi 

able to operate rescue boats eilee- to impose a mandatory penalty un- 

Uvely or provide any lookout for der the Motor Vehicle Act, Fish and 

trouble from the watch tower on Oame Act. Forestry Act, or other 

the beachfront. 

penalty statutes, but may Impose 

The latest reduction order was penalties prescribed by the Juvenile 

the culmination of a afrM of cur- Act, awn u probation Instead of the 

tailments of Coast Ouard iervlce in 

mandatory penalty of (200 for 

Mew Jersey, starting aeveral months 

drunken driving. 

age, when the Fourth Naval Dis- 

DESIGNED TO AID WAYWARD 

trict office nald the number of men Baiting the aft limit for juvenile 

available was Inadequate because offenders was described In the new 

of rapid demoblllmauon and the law as being to assist wayward chn 

fact that many are tttll MM duty. dren to become goad elMnns by 

AFFIAU TO CONpMMM £N not placing on tptm thf onus at 

Mayor BEraattt m'A' '^H^ tt«t *aav\ppun in a it^mina'j^vrt, , 

he planned to &»I 

.^2^ , 

ttW T. Millet Hand* oY _«ape ltay, 

and Rep, James AueJUncfeas, of Ocean 

County, to enlist their support 

in a drive to i«taifl at least some 

measure of Coast ouard protection 

in this area. 

The mayor a vice president of the 

New Jersey Resort Association, said 

he expected that group also would 

"go to bat" on the issue, 

O0AST LEFT UNPROTECTED 

Under the new curtaibnent, long 

sections of the coastline, including 

major inlets, would be so tar dtetint 

from Coast Ouard rescue units 

thai the chances for the safety of 

boatmen would be greatly reduced 

if an emergency should arise. 

Mean City, for instance, is guarded 

by Atlantic City as the nearest 

active station to the north, and Hereford 

Inlet to die south, The next 

closest station is at Lewes, Del, 

TEMPORARY—HE HOPES 

At Philadelphia. Commodore Milton 

B. Daniels, commander of the 

(page], neawi 

Rotanans Set 

For Conclave 

Reaorter* To Be 

Greeten, Sunday- 

Members of the Ocean City Rotary 

Club and their wives will be 

strongly represented at the annual 

convention of Rotary international, 

which will get under way Sunday 

night in the Atlantic City Convention 

Hall and continue through next 

Thursday. 

Laurence P. Lunny. chairman of 

the local club's partldpatloni announced 

that there were 39 members 

and wives registered up to 

Wednesday, as weU u one Junior 

member. 

TO GREET DELEGATES 

A committee of the Ocean City 

dub will assist the Atlantic City Rotarians 

by taking charge of official 

greeting duties on Sunday at 

the President Hotel, from 10 a, m. 

to • p. m. That will be the time 

when delegate* wMl begin arriving 

from all over the United States and 

the rest of the world. / 

, Tl» munmoth convention—one of 

the largest that Atlantis City has 

«W entertalned-*ill he*r such 

outrtMdir^ pwnagg a. Captain 

! Declaring that "you are not fit to 

mingle with respectable people," Police 

Judge Howard Warren on Monday 

committed two men to the 

county Jail for 314-day terms. 

Both men had been arrested on 

Sunday on charges of molesting 

women and children, in separate instances. 

The sentences, maximum allowed 

JON BALSLBV 

in the local court, were meted out 

to Charles E. Warrington, as, of 

MacArthur blvd., Bomers point, and 

School to Stage Andrew B, Kolodiing, SO, of Hartford, 

Conn, 

ACCOSTED HBll, WOMAN SATS 

Famous Play 

ALFRED •, DBISCO1X 

WnrrlnKtOfi was arrested on com- HAROLD o, BOrrMAN Becular ••»• 

plaint of Mrs. Mary Cunningham, 

To be Seen Monday 

Independent Kepabllean mil 

507 Kith st., who testified he had date for lorcmur. 

«ujd Tuesday 

accosted and frightened her on the 

The Ocean City High school Dra boardwalk twice last week. On the 

matic society will seen in its first occasion, she said, he attempt- 

major public performance of the ed to bar her way, but she escaped 

year next Monday and Tuesday eve after shouting to occupants of an 

nlng in the school auditorium. automobile nearby. 

At that Unu a cast of IS student Patrolman Matt pangbum told 

thespians will stage the celebrated the court that Warrington had been 

play, "Death Takes a Holiday," warned to stay out of Ocean City 

written by Albert Oaasella and two years ago after he allegedly an- 

translated from the Italian original noyed womer^nt the canteen on the 

by Walter Ferris, 

Music Pier. The officer said the de- 

Ralph D, Jnrvis. member of. the fendant began returning here last 

faculty, will direct the play, which fail. 

Is scheduled for an I ;80 p.m. curtain 

both nights, 

ANNOYED SMALL GIRL, < 

TO PlAY FABT OF PRINCE CHARGE 

The role of His Highness, Prince 

Kolodzini was arraigned on com- 

Slrki of Vitalba Alexahdri. or Death, 

plaint of Edward need, 116 Atlantic 

will be played by Jon Balsley, Oth- 

av., who told of his small daughter 

ers in the cast are; 

returninf from the beach after the 

man had annoyed her and tried to 

Fldcle, John Oliver. 

tear her clothing, 

Cora, Barbara Sehuff, 

Duke liunbert, Joseph Thompson. 

Mr. Beed said he promptly Went 

Madam Alda. Kathryn Bchmitt, 

to the beach and scuffled with Kolodzint'. 

While he was trying to find 

Stephanie. Edith' Chamberlain, a policeman, he said, the man dis- 

Princess Ban Luca, Doris LeStourappeared but was picked up later 

geon. 

while trying to board a trolley for AMOS L. PFEFFEB, A, 

LAWRENCE M. LEAB 

Oorrado, Paul Beeotte. 

Atlantic city. 

Independent -tandklate for free- 

M, Daryll DeMaxls. 

Speaking to both defendants, 

holder 

fat re-etectlon 

Iheda, Charlotte Clark, Judge Warren told them that "we 

•aron Cesarea, Edward strange. do hot want characters like you in 

Major Whitread, Allan Peterson. 

t 

Ocean City," . 

jtrta, Jdtairw mmi 

Congressman Has Close Call 

Juv«n«r Osiurt jualBsr *)v*n 

authority, In «ya of murder or 

.rape, to turn • defendant under II Y. Paving Two ArrestetT^ tHere"Xs Explosion Rips Boat 

over to the prosecutor for trial under 

the criminal statutes, 

HEADACHE FOB COUNTY Decision Soon For Collisions 

Wolfenden, Three Other*, Bumed u Flames Sweep 

Cruber at Dock on B«y; Few Leap Overboard 

Local police pointed out this week 

that while this law will lighten the Comments Decline Charged With Fan- = Confressman James Welfenden, 

burden of the court here, it prob. A» Deadline News ing Stop Streets of Upper Darby, Pa,, Ocean City 

ably will prove to be a headache 

summer resident at 2U2 Centra! av,, 

for county authorities when they While torrential rains made West Two motorists were arrested for is reeuperatini this week at a nurs- 

feel the full impact of the num- av, a Quagmire once again this stop street violations as a result of inp home in Hammonton from 

ber of eases sure to be referred. week, city officials reported two of the three accidents on Ocean 

Last Summer it was hot unusual slackening of letters or personal City streets Monday. 

to find 20 or 30 youths under II comments on the subject of pavini' The first occurred at s p.m. at 

arrested over one week end for traf- the street into a main boulevard. llth st, and Wesley av. and brought 

fic violations, vandalism, public dis. Late last week the city clerk's of the arrest of John Frieano, 25. of 

turbanees and other causes. Wild, flee mailed almost 380 printed co- 410 Wood st., Vineland, His car col- 

wood and other resorts are said to pies of the paving authprjsation or. lided with another driven by Cor- 

have had a gtnilar situation. dlnance to owners of west av, prop, nell J, Pearl, local school teacher, of 

erty, but only a relatively few of the 837 Park pi. 

recipients voluntarily, sent replies At 8:45 p. m. there was a crash 

on the matter. 

at' 8th st and Wesley av., involving 

Buses Start 

RESIDENTS FAVOR IT 

cars driven by Wallace Kennedy, 38, 

Mayor .Clyde W, Struble said that of 3318 Morris St., Philadelphia, and 

Local Service as far as he has been able to de. Louis wiegand, 41, of Frankford, Pa, 

termine, the west av. residents are Kennedy was arrested for allegedly 

practically 100 per cent in favor of passing a stop sign, 

Hourly Schedule paving,, even though the proposal A third accident was reported 

contemplates a direct assessment about B p.tn. at 9th it, and Asbury 

Now in Effect 

against them for half the cost. av,, but no arrests were made. Driv- 

Bus service from Butters rd, to Opinion in the rest of the comers involved were Sidney Saul, 34 

69th st. was started Monday for 

munity, he said, still seems to be N, Maryland av., Atlantic City, and 

as sharply divided as It was at last Edward H, Weiss, Jr., of aerman- 

the season, it 'was announced by week's public hearing which caused town, Pa, • 

John M, Campbell, vice president passage of the ordinance to be post- No one was injured in the three 

of the Atlantic City Transportation poned two weeks. It will be up forcollisions. 

final decision next Wednesday af- 

Co, 

ternoon, 

Some buses on the local route COMMENT DECLINES Academy To Back 

this year are new vehicles with one- Mayor Struble said that although Sea Scout Ship . 

third larger passenger capacity. The he received a flood of letters and "Bie Ocean City Aeadany is going 

balance will be Improved equipment other calls several weeks ago, the ahead with plans to sponsor a Sea 

over last year, he said. 

outpouring of opinion had decreas- Scout ship, it waf announced this 

The company's full summer scheed to a trickle this week. 

week by Captain Jack O, Jemee, 

dule will go into effect June 24. in- Meantime, motorists and pedes- He said the Scout organiiation, 

cluding hourly service through to trians were subjected to the cus- to be operated in conjunction with 

Atlantic City. 

tomary "juicy", poekinarked con. regular Academy training, will be 

for ail boys over 18 years of age. 

The present hourly schedule of 

Those interested may report any 

local service provides an early ping traffic is heaviest, TWO scrap- time at the Academy, 38th at. arid 

morning bus from the Ith st. and 

boardwalk terminal at 7;B0 a, m,, 

era were endeavoring Wednesday to Central av., for additional informa- 

with the tint bus frpm flattersea rd, 

bring some semblance of smoothness tion. 

and Wesley av, at 9:15 a. m. Depar- 

to the gravel surface. 

ture times from the terminal run 

$9,088 Resort's 

until II;M p, m. 

To Collect Trash Rail Tax Share 

The first bus leaving 60th st, Is 

at 7:45 a. m,, and the last depar- Thrice Weekly 

Ocean City has been allotted It,ture 

tram that pfint Is 11:41 p. m. Collection of bash is scheduled 008.03 as its share of a «63.089 Cape 

•uses leave 68th st, at IB minutes to go on summer schedule of three May County apportionment of rail- 

before each hour, requiring 15 min- times weekly, beginning June 1, the road taws released by the state reute* 

to reach the Ith st, terminal department of public wojks ancently, it was announced at Court 

and 20 minutes to Battnwa rd. nounced this week, 

House, 

Buses all depart from Bsttersea rd. Collections are scheduled for The money U part of tH,TS7,S4e 

at M minutes after each hour, tak- north of Ith it on Mondays, Wed- distributed by Tax Commissioner 

Ing five minutes to the terminal nesdays and Fridays, and iouth of Homer O, Zink. The largest ap- 

and arriving at iWh st at M ruin, Ith st. on Tuesday*, Thursdays and portionment in this county was »;utes 

after the hour. 

Saturdays, 

8M to KUdwood, 

Who Wants a Piano, to Find It 

Big Airliner Finds Airport Is Frem ofCkargm? 

U 22-Page 

Adequate For Regular Service 

Want a piano? 

itinel-Ledger 

There's a piano at the home AI*in HoM RemoaellBi—Section 

In Mi' effort to try Jhe Ocean City satUfled that the airport was ade- of Mrs. P. J. Evans, 430 Wesley S, pace* t. 3 and 4. 

lunlcipal " " " alrpi airport rt •on on for tla*,' , - quate to serve Ocean City with an av.i which she wUl glv« free to Amnonenta—Section I, page I: 

alant Lockheed Lodestar airliner of airmail, freight, and passenger ser- anyone who will haul It away. aeelkn S. page 

tb. .Atlantic Central Alljv me. 

First come, tint served. Chanhea—SeeU t, page 4. 

madeTjtMt lUfnt l»t* lart Thu Thum- At preaent many local visitors are 

Adv Advwrttj rttatouj—Section 

being flown Into Atlantic City, 

pafs T. (TOD late lt to 

EJUSAltCB JUWa^lP^V^Fl^lflE' 

".... the poMibillty In fttnd when they are met by cabs from 

—SectMt 1. aatv *).. 

Mhrlnt tbU nwrt direct eir i MTVU* 

Frank O. England, local manager ttdUortal Page—Sectkm Page S, page 1. 

to HewYort and Pldlaaelphia, the Aboard the airliner were Bow- of Wll»n'« Dairy Company, la slow, I 

at OWn man Otto, Bpeatdent of the Atlan- ly but definitely topHrting. This IndHtrr—New d N w ooDCRte mlxltuj 

t («r Ocean CUj. •Story 

ta Oentral Airline: June. Eben. week he walked about his room at JBlaot («r O 

pMana, Seetlon 1. page 1. 

Arthur WatWna, Ma home, MS Weeley av.. fdr the •ad pMana, tottal * * 

JUehanl Mayer, of flrtt tlm« Unoe he became UI pfcMtot 

Ottf and 

In -* 

mm. W. AlMnndar 

1 Although the«e 

Republican cont«ats 

«i the inteiwt of * 

publiic, 

there. 

mm 

week In 

to take ptace n«rt 

June 4. 

Polls will be open w$: 

m CHy 

tal, where he was treated for first 

and second degree bums of the 

face, arms and hands, as weU as 

for a scalp cut from flying debris. 

pain- Later in the day he was transferful 

burns received in a boat explosred by ambulance to the private 

ion and fire here last Thursday af- hospital operated by relatives in 

temoon, 

Hammonton. 

Mr. Wolfenden was the most ser- TREATED BY PHYSICIAN 

iously burned of the Jour men bum- Mr, Drewes was treated by fireed 

by fire which almost completely men at the wharf for bumed hands, 

destroyed the 28-foot cabin cruiser, and Jlad additional treatment later 

"Bam", at the end of Lemont's By Dr. Tingling. Mr, Houseman 

public wharf, 301 Bay BV. received minor burns on the hands 

The boat, valued at W.SOO, was and knees, and Mr, Miller on the 

left as a charred hull with all its left arm and shoulder. 

Interior gutted ont, includiing total After the^ fire was extinguished, 

loss of equipment and supplies, the Coast Guards towed the disab- 

FIVE MEN ABOARD 

led hull to a repair yard in Somers 

Others injured were Charles H, Point, It had been in the water 

Drewes, of iaarby and I82S Pleas- only two weeks. 

ure av., this city, owner of the Petty Officer Merrill, of the la- 

cruiser: Clarence Houseman, of Dargoon station, said the exact cause 

by, and Carl Miller, of 2SSJ Central of the explosion was not known, but 

av,, this city, A fifth man aboard the most probable theory was that 

the craft, Harry Barsley, of Upper gasoline fumes In the bilge were ig- 

Darby, was not injured, 

nited when the engine backfired. 

Bpeedy arrival of the Ocean City 

fire department, police and Coast 

Ouards of the resort lifeboat station 

provided prompt medical attention 

for the victims and resulted 

in the fire's being extinguished 

within IB minutes. 

The fire originated from an explosion 

as the boatmen started their 

engine after having taken on 70 

gallons of gasoline at the wharf. 

Witnesses said the motor coughed 

several times, and that this was followed 

by a blast that shot flames 

and debris from stem to stem. 

FOUR DOVE OVERBOARD 

Congressman Wolfenden and three 

others in the cockpit immediately 

leaped overboard. Mr. Drewes, at 

the bow, preparing to cast off a 

line, was untouched by the blast, 

but wag burned as he scrambled 

back alongside the cabin to leap to 

safety onto the wharf. 

One of the two gasoline tanks exploded 

a few minutes later, and the 

second tank went up while firemen 

were fighting the blaze, • 

Persons on and near the wharf 

helped the four men from the water, 

and wolfenden, Houseman and 

Miller were rushed to the office of 

Dr. Paul U Tingling In a police radio 

ear, pr, Titfgllng sent the Congressman 

to Shore Memorial Hospi- 

1 ! eight ,'f 

from 8 1Mb to 9 p.m., 

light Saving Time. 

Ohftf totem* la the « 

ters on the Mnttata for 

natorU Ul n iti btt 

W. DrlscoH and Harold O. the ] | 

and between I*wren« M. L 

Amos U Pfeffer, Jr, for 

rreehoider. 

NO DEMOCRATIC CONTOT* 

The Democntlc prlmaiT 

relatively peaceful, for thar* 

no oontests and the Dpmocrala.I 

no nominees on the ballot : 

ther freeholder or coroner. 

Local Republican laadei* j 

M that Drtscoll, choloeof I 

jfj ttl ta 

County with IKM 

5U|l|IUI : tiSi"S ©I 

that the former _ 

been popular down Oil 1 

may stage as upset. 

In tl»e freeJiolder racm, 

bks been wtwkltig hard and 

«ularly appealing for the 

*6te. whereas Freeholder " 

eenslstont^ defused to i 

reeoenlw that there tt mnir 

•ltlon. 

UUH BTAjrns OM 

•b, Lear, in • . 

la 

•Him policy of de 

reduced a» oouttty 

SOO.000 In IMta 

while g 

he pointed out "At the 

we are preptted to erect. In 

near future a new 1 IMOMt'•_ _ 

tor the aged without the iuad. j 

additional bended iBdebteteB 

••The present freeholders *O11 

tlnue to oppose diversion of 

highway funds so the * 

can enjoy the ma«linitin i 

street paving work .eaeli year. 

are preparing to have all 

work taken over by the 

Board so that the state will''] 

a greater share of the cost, 

HAVE AIDED VETERANS 

"As far as veterans are • 

ed, our board has consistently < 

ferred with them and has a 

them in many of their needs, 

have approved a county e 

service office In the event, the ' 

erans Administration does not ] 

die that job directly. 

"As director of courts, I _ 

actively to support our county ; 

and prosecutor in any way pw_^ 

In then 1 effort to suppress crime wn 

and to prevent it lncretudng as ' 

i *, Pteue) 

Delay Leasing 

City's Airport 

Officials to Ask 

Sbite Counsel 

The city commissioners, it was 

teamed this week, are delaying action 

on entering into a long-term 

lease on the city airport, to await a 

consultation with the state director 

of aviation,- 

Bids on operation- of the field for 

five years were received May IB, 

but no award was made immediately 

to the high bidder, the •eaeoast 

Air Lines, Inc. which offered tlJM 

annual rental. 

City officials explained this week On moist Monday atone. 

that before they definitely tie up Weather Bureau reported, 

the field under lease they want to precipltstlon hen iH U 

confer with an expert on the var- die* between 1:10 a. m. i 

ious legal and. other problems in- 4:30 p, m. :•:'•£?& 

volved, as found by experience, at May's rainfall to Tuesday ttabJ 

other fields, 

week measured almost am f 

ches. or practically two 

V, Emmett WMpatriek, of Phila- mere than normal,, 

delphia, is now In the resort at KW Balnftll for this year. 1 

4th it. 

ever, has ben augbtw U 

normal, eves though lAty ' 

lte best to mate up tt*e deth 

ey. . . >^ 

Newspaper Strike Gives Resort 

Dealers New Rationing Headache Time and Ttd* 

Proprietors of resort stores and Sometimes this doesnt work, ei- 

news stands have been coping in ther, for on several occasions cen- 

the past two weeks with a problem tral-city stores had *o many buyers 

equally as difficult as they had In on hand when'the papers arrived 

the war-time cigarette shortage. that they grabbed up the whole 

stock and left nothing for the pro- 

Their newest headache Is the prietor to hold In reserve. 

shortage of metropolitan newspapers, 

brought about by the strike of 

Most newspaper readers found It 

union delivery drivers and affecting 

hard to understand dining Ule putt 

distribution of The Evening Bulle- 

week why Hie Atlantic City FrMs, 

tin. The Inquirer and The Record. 

the Philadelphia Dally Nen or 

iome of the New Tor* .or NewarkD 

With none of those three big tell- dallies haven t «anttalixad on MM 

ers coming Ui regularly, the news aituatkm and sent ' 

dealen have found tt neeeoary to 

ration what few other paper* they The reason 1* that 

*" « * *• cramped, on 

Legion Decorates 

Grave* of Veteran* 

Oraves of war veterans In'the^ 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo, and i 

Methodist Cemetery, Marmot*. 1' 

decorated for Memorial- 5 nay, 

lowing an annual custom by 

gan-Aanek Post, American L 

The floral tributes were 

by Bert Oostlgan, past comr 

of the Post, who MM been a i 

mlttee for this pibase of Item __ 

Day observance for a number oil 

years, . 

Mournful May 

Mostly Moist 

Be you think we've been tmifi\'. 

Ing a lot of rain lately? •: 

Youê rifht, brsther;

*£,.," - t 

-jt 

^ Ji • yjr-'J 

la I Official* Jn 

&Mt floor, wtteh RMM&d ft. d 

l^nilon of the upMatrs leW « M T 

The nLUdtq Hotel Op. W(o oom- UtUe tiff 

(Meted this year the renovation sro- "bijt w# ( 

— SefUn last war, which fa- the? new faded ui mm.*" 

- new floor coverings, .gin. *^' >- -—•• *— -^-- 

gs and more, modern light- dining ram. «atf 

EXPECT l«np MUMHI tha* 

Bwoad P. «firt*iapi_ nra&ldent, "• 

•fM to. hoterft nowta (Mli* _1 

physical condition (n at least IS RntJtrv flat Wmm 

tern, m loirthe dinner guests SPW* • « £-W 

tnat Tbe Plunders in looking for- But GORf-MHOI 

W*, banner uww> ^** *^*Wlli^lm«i , 

•• may break all record*. Harold B. itistin, O. B. M. a, 

guest* were welcomed by «• governor of Minnesota and 

d. W. «reMe, Me*; Stoddard, men 

and Be?, »*n: Bunion *. Ande. 

itr local of Agriculture, and Often* Ttag 

* Own- Wang, former ohtae 

,.,-, ,, _. J of the to the United States. 

MBT each. . I *gM*« Methodist PJiWM. pfcuHsh, 8PITA1JJEY TO FLAT 

OP Featuring the Sunday « 

Mayor Struble. after Introducing enlng program vrtll be a . 

aU the guests to each othtr. said the Phil Spltalney 411. 

thaf he doubted whether Ocean chestra and choir of radio fan ' 

City people fully appreciate the followed by an address by Walter 

— — — -^ Judd, member of Oonfriis frt_ 

that he has the qualities of con- Mnn «sota, The Mptamns alô will I 

^Hw Stonll. S! nreparttwns for the "lE«r tfl 

^W *W OA1IBBDAI1S Addreêi of Weome to the ¥U- 

«» complete Ua» of Republican ttow lU b t 

candWa^ for Tuesday follows: »«er, president of the AtUnUc OJto 

U 8. Senat*. ft Alexander Smith; cjnh, and Herman H. Hanmn of 

^ 

Harold a. Hoffman; Oongnae, T. 

ver - OA -' wsmnm ol tjhe lMth 

District, an behalf of all the host 

Joafluta Serratosa ciblls. of Monte- 

*i PIMP IF 1 ! 

% • * 

; . »«!»»*•.. 

3 fo 

• • for * 

Furniture Bedding 

#J0or Coverings ; 

Appliances 

By purcha.in(( your firt) insurance* fw tbr«fi years 

W $AVE on«-h*lf ytw", premhita, or tf Ufa 

U,ught for five inn you SAVE guc f«U ycw'« p^mmml 

W.T| nwk« ôu •low to buy H M ^ 

hw, No WMI in any y»»r, with tbe goU ef 

COFFEE 

H IN 1HI CUP 

Mik fn*» M* VMimm 

BEANS 2-29 

LEMONS 

Prem 

. 5 lb. 35c 

* 10c 

SoddM M^ ^ 111 

««.tttfct %-ISt 

~- * Atmait 

EYS •* 47 

InMBM/WM 

ROAST M* I CohXaw 

I 

Br*wtL«M*« "311 

takhnl •31t 

Fancv tad MM "ait 

T JUNE PEAS 'S 

ANCY SPINACH"^ 

I CARROTS M. 'IT 

dPnuicf 

-4* 

ltt QTPUCkwt UVlJc 

llf HtnktyCMM 4 Hi 

'New'AlvyiiHotd 

Has Dinner Party 

60 Guert* Feted 

•t Seaton Opening , 

Tbe ttorj at ub ttMrtUal, 

rpmniluliJ ANyn RtW k Ml 

in thrw M H of plstona, newt' 

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.f/î fiS#-*V.ar* 

'^.l 

BUty men and women, in formal '"""'•'"«• 

11 ! th ^L rtt> weje taken en a tour throughout ' »»«»«*«- the eScSerSnSerSfhyuWvUWar SAJB-I douMe, 

Klwanis Club on 

others- 

TROUT BCCAIXS -BEADACT1E8" 

Mr, Varger. toastmaster, called 

upon Mr, Trout, who delivered a 

humorous resume of the difficulties 

encountered by himself and 

the ownen In bringing about the, 

reconstruction In the face of shortages. 

Mr, Trout nealled that he did Ills 

flnt work for (lie Alvyn way back In 

1923. He said that while Mr, Yarger 

was still in the Army tat 

year, he wrote to him and asked 

him if he would be Interested In 

doing »a little alteration work" on 

the hotel. 

"And then Dick eaiuB hone and 

I fond Ml thai Instead of >a 111- 

Ue a««r*UW. be tad ta mind m 

major operation," Mr, Troirt eon. 

tinned. 

He explained the many 'head, 

aches" that ensued, ai one strike 

Ing required i 

Unm. who lam ,b«n «oo>lna; to 

Uw Altyn man iMMVitMH 

men Ihaa my other «f Ito fMMs, 

Memorial Day 

Otter guests Included Dwood V. QwU War PNbkllM » ^ W * P W n IM^: 

Klrkman, president of The FUn- Wa»»«. ân Paatar ^ mS^t'iSir^^^H&r 

dersi Mrs. Mary FOulke, formerly WOMB, Say« KaMOT SîtS?*Jê&. llf ( 

iLL^Sf^ôpTli' »ffi* «>• ori -*»» ««« '"* .Memorial rtwflhmtiy 

son, former owner of The South- a^ ^^ ^ attemot to fonret dlff- ; — — _ ^ — 

fc many sent flowen," he said, W«rtbmg the .eljboraM ooserv-|g«. 

WANTBD-^ 

a g'£Wtg..- • t. 


ATLANTIC CITY'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STOKE 

M.E.BLATTCa 

Atlantic Avenue At South CaroUna PtaM 4-1111 

California REDWOOD 

FOR YOUR OUTDOOR LIVING 

• Soak up the vitamins, woos* in the Mm, mUfr 

ptwrti n4 tan mwi infMagl, Ttoai a*:*^ 

in QUifomia, kiln-dried redwood right ,ha^ S 

gbutAy, padded and touttod tor comfort.:; ^Mx® 

'. • With Canopy .,*,,.«;. v>,.^ U 

StreamUn^ Arnichikir . . . . / . . . 

Sfe

tiS l&r lei^gti. M was aossmgu 

(di«harg«d shortly aBer Ma ra. 

I turn to thU oountry lul October. 

Dinner Far Vrti rSSÎn 

Weak Fron -Friday -£5£RSL 

At bi l ""PE* 1 * »? 

Aabury »T, won a 

of world (hi school. 

« AMMWAM 

The -miree dish with 

The affair wffi be at I:M p. m, in »* « ,, ... 

the chureti basement, and attend- Lft* UoiT»WeIl Plans 

•ace IS expected to tench m Some M«JL«_,I C\If I_I 

of the IM on the church honor roll "leaical (Jftlce Here 

are Mil fa> service and too far away Or, Robert A. ComweU has anto 

B» present nouneed that he shortly Wai men 

Br, Charles ft Vait will be toast* n office for the practice of medlmarter 

and rhnlnrmn of the pro- cine here, at 702 6th st. 

•MB, which win Include motion pie- °r> Comwcll Is a graduate of the 

RM and music University of Rochester and-ol Jeff- 

Tbe church Is endeavoring to de- erson Medical College. After servtermlne 

exactly how many will at- ln * his internship and residency he 

tend and Is requesting prompt re- did post-graduate nor It In allergy 

•patae to Invitations recently gent «> d cardiology at the University of 

out-to all these on the honor roll. Pennsylvania, fur three yean he 

. _ wa» aaoclated with a group clinic 

Oramipa: ~i ml« the aid cusAdor 

sine* It's goae." 

OnndBpther; "You mi-nrrl it befow-thaf. 

why li'i isie^ 

plants tto 

XMVUMKtS 

Re-Opening i •"•"" •••,.,„, 

V"etmio Jetmio says y we "If Congress would require all that he was not the Robinson who g»uld Biased above prtcf eonshall 

h have h music, i , • unions to tarfmla within the law, wmt -mated for Atlantic City au- troL - I 

ray-ail claim they are wlttta the wmUd be quickly removed. StlwrftuBi »^Sl» P«»m.' m d * Mi n a m m v s * ^ und ol * 

taw. if that *e m, then Oongrea «Oo«li«, anfl Ooo«reB .lone, ^TOe local »«itobui»m was ar- butter at 73 cento than no Butter at 

needs to change the taw." M give the nubile relief. Certain- rted last week an as assault and «U> 

NO COBMDCVtVE MOVE ly Congress can make all manage- battery charge which was dlsmli- The prospect that the Senate may 

Mr WMMI minted • mil * that n 1 * nd J>bM equ * 1 Under fhi ^ hi nollce court vote to remove controls on dairy 

|îenV^«»rTS MUM to tow, ê ^ve M J«na, BoWn- gMW. h»»J.^ » Vl ftL W ^fc 

oal strike "a nrttooal dlaawer" but -OmWiM M md coercion ol BO, of Atlantic City, who eonfuied "S***J**WHJjSSS, ^H 

had failed to make any leglslaUve goVEmment by strike*. It out make the Imie bv also giving an Ocean P rl «e Increases. Congressmen said 

recommendation,« i any fcWtow- Steeuve twnlolm a real, two. StriSuimL « waTtumrt over M»y Bresented "a convincing ea»." 

SSetSilMiMr or protect the peo- way imtfu^t far aeilllBt dl»- g ^» ?Y 1. After they left, even »u«l» a staunch & 

m "." ^ putButn.t^dof.bartHttlatlM. 

I 

» ^ ftntoel-Ledier, U Blad to , 

the clarify wrong this Robinson and acknowledge was mentlqnctf tnat 

hi last week's Issue. 

Mrs. Housewife pajd 53 different 

hidden taxes mi a single loaf of 

bread, paints out the New Jersey 

T A i t i • 

Hotkey's Restaurant 

1357-59 AdMiry Avenue 

"Th« B*.t Food Mon*y CM Buy" 

A Fact... Not Manly • Slofwi 

IIHj111 1 



Open Weekday. - 12:30 to 8:00 pan. 

Open Sunday*- 12 Noon to 8:00 p.m. 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

UNLIMITED FREE PARKING LOT 

-When in Washington, D. C.~~ 

w.a HOGATE'S 

9th and Main, Avc, S.W. 

* p ( fi 1 

A trade Journal « 

plausible reason for | 

olmity of the bow 

ley screen the « 

shlrta that cant be 

; Otne.-C 

FORS- 

Tfie bIMHt and kan 

In town) 

Shower* 

Submarine G 

«IT ASBUEY A? 

Essig's Restaura 

Corner 9th St. and AaburyAve. 

HOMECOOKINgyM^^^^^^^ 

FOB A GOOD 

Home Cooked Dinner 

•pedalWiif IN 

Southern Fried Chicken 

fhobe S«nen Pdtat 70 

MAC'S 

RESTAURANT} 

tt$ BUOBE MAD 

SOMERS POINT 

G.oen 

Seafood 

Steaks-Chops 

Phone S, P, 951 

GOOD FOOD 

£ GOOD SERVICEfj 

4:30 to 7:30 p.m. 

Sonday*, 12 to 7 p.m. 

Luncheon noon to 2 pjnt 

Knept SitBdaya ••< naiWan 

, BreakraJt, Stoll a.m. 

•KtwanU, Wed. Noon 

•Rotary, Frt, 6 p.m. 

• nMttHH te rrlTate rarttM , 

/AW 

Plymouth Pl*ce and 

Atlantic Are. 

IVOUM *. COJMON. RU 

Chatterbox 

•BREAKFAST 

.: • LUNCHEON 

A Pleaaant Plan to Dine 


Garden Patch 

HAWK C. TOWN8KNP. Fna 

Open from 8 A.M. 

8th ST. and BOARDWALK—Next to VUhg. 


70S BatterMa Road Ph. 9050 

• ' • • Y'5j 

CteM every Twtday. Open «H other Aay* e»ept Sssrfaf 1 

rrmn t to • pja. < '' 

Sunday Dinner*, 2 to 9 pj 

• DINNERS ' 

• SEAFOODS 

• CHOW MEW 

PLATTERS 

PACKED TO TAKE OUT 

««KpaM.v uxcKn or aoimt roura 

OPEN 

BPkJK 

op lta B«»* 

ans^ 

hwe reeentW 

E•*•* 

tm EMM 

HWPf W* 

A. HHasp 

wM m- 

11 dsBiîS- 

*•.•» a 

awl nrst Avenue and 

I« m 

asi WWei It fit* 

ot* I 

CLASSIFIKD ADe 

Hotel HM 

rbClwf 

' i 

fa ifittwirrB by 

Sicar^n the I* 

ix Plant h latest Industry 1~ r {ffi JiaTTauraEi i n i—r^'K^'^Y 

Atglen Hotel RestMi« 

Hotel At«r«i, &th St. and Central Avc 

OPEN THIS WEEK-END 

Only a »Wfr will rweal the dSnUtg p»«- 

IVN *t the M» r«t»un«ib comphWy 

Spedanains In 

* » l 

»t Chicken, 

Prog Us* 

Cocklail Bar 

wukrmm TO TAKE OUT 

The ttwa vtMo 

Aoondltig to Mr. MfM. .••*»• 

Sawrr 

At tW. pUnt U» awfd and 

lot iMwni tower «HM «n A*- I 

drotiped into «truck I 

tjuek move* on to a seoond MatMn 

» ^ cement la added to enactly 

tbe right proportion. 

MJXKD ON TBUCK. KM BOPTE 

SMb truck ha* a i»m«" " 

mowMd on lta etasali and 

or«te to muted to tea* than 1« mlntrtST 

whUe en rout* to (Ha Haw 

ibwe «1» matertal to to I* us«L 

Mr. CtMlenld that tkM nettaod. 

whjct la Itadln« lncreaauia ftwt 

tr4TO«il»ut tbe country. mafca» oono«|« 

cdMaper than M potalWf by 

' lMwr and amaU, Individual 

And it doi§ 

tone and with 

I no BHswing of tjie itreet wtth »and 

~-Sili ^w jjfvi te ofiVrftis IM •©> 

vltMi ia^Bll H#fi4 *MWi*iBat iaa nwnrtw 

ry oorrtractOT!. THe advantaw to 

farm.'and (Udsta the oqoeretfl »ur- 

mi week theOaan CTty ptent. 

bttan (untying cencrtsta tm aSSOOcSCtyart 

SCtrt pSJ-rt SJrt In I Atlntic Ol^ ^ 

after tk» oontractor on a city Job 

BWfa 

two central mH plants in Wat 

I Iliaort. .- . . „ . . ! 

I 

wm te the MsriM wf UN 

nwpra f-Ih. «w »t-tart«JWK 1 

bfWBv.an Wat a», wmt itb at. 

MfMto IHK» ta the oosjtrae- 

Qwratlng five io-»b«l Burma 

KM ttw t*a, wWBb c*n 10 

prauttoally anywhere, the Ioc«l eon- 

deUvery within ft as-mlle radius of 

It, plant. 

ixc«KA8Ea imnun 

good customer far the rall- 

I road, for It ta receiving an MNMfl 

of a carload of material dally and 

4 day, To Ban 

wlU require three 

i be produced at Ocean City's making; it possible for 

newest tedutMM enterprise, ttie STmore work In a given tlma. Many 

S ^ Mta Oeawete Hlwfc *»!»» Jota for new sidewalks irtttto 

this wUiter by the Steel* Enetoeer-liniprovemenU are "(aim bei^BS" 

Ing Company. | at present because property owners 

TM plant, oaeuptei a targe M can Una to '«f to.jB tlw wort, tt> 

Orsattrs Ctslno 

it 

SOOMC. Point, New Mqr 

NOW OPEN FOR THE 

MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END 

/ Tlivmlay Fridaf, 1% «Mi 

WALT SIMPSON 

; . JJffiBUPMD 

MIX BARTHA 

witt M*w JNwiryw s^wrtte Oimwln 

WTTB A KAMI .MM FDMCW 

^!5^f-:p^liW 

BEFOH* 

B« Ready to 

Ofiv

o. 

aw*,-!. Walter 

independ- 

In the _~ 

co IJemocrmUo 

•wa* the 

tLunch 

tain the 

MalM*B and MM. .State BraOdock 

to tbe notataattag- comssit&e 

. T * 

•The Junior Red Orao, witt 

Miss Grass Wolf as chairman. 

" "ad to milt wttimie food 

-,-~— ,*Beon lifomam, 

< Mr*. Otto Oharoplon. chairman 

of ths* knitting unit, re- 

, ported on the activity and uk> 

• cd for nere knitters, as tt 

to yarn on hand. 

Mrs, Jean tUaley. In charge of 

home service; Mrs. Howard 

Baylor, secretary of the motor 

corps, and Mrs. Maurice Watana, 

administration corps chairman, 

all reported on the 

month's work. 

} Point Churches 

•HUXT METHODIST 

Men M, art Mfbton •?, 

••»• Oedrie Ml HManan, 

School, 

SOMERS POINT 

[• Oyater. 

AH Sim 

• Seafood Platter. 

I BOUBS; open 4 w to 1* BJB. 

Sunday* - i pM, to • pjifc 

M^RB POINT — 

1» to the collection 

l^rtlnf of Mayor ft* W. Ohap- 

I mm and city councU, and Is p 

jiniea 6y Ue glwtocib 

, •ones have been placed in »n 

grocery stores In which cam of food 

nay be deposited. «ui •rown, sup: 

| erfntendent, will announce shortly a 

'•lurepean Pood Day", when school 

children will be requested to bring 

conned food to school. Checks may 

be made out jo the Atlantic County 

, Emergency mod Collection Fund 

and nulled to William Atherton, w, 

Maryland av,, aemers Point, 

Fire Auxiliary 

TheatrelSfews 

KMBUM 

FH4»T and Irtwdar i «. «, rBr V 

Gaiety and glambur »re the key- IS Biff SUCCCM , 

note* of Paramount^ fun fiesta. SOMERS POINT — The Nurses' 

I Point PmraonaU 

"Masquerade ta Jtoto," which 5 Aawtotton oVShoft Me££rlalH?. jfc"*"* -» 

Stan Dorothy Lamour with ArtwaBital conducted a. iueeessful nubileI* 1 '-•"* Mn > 

de Cordova and features Patriclcard party attended by SO to go| on Bh " e "•• 

Today and Satanlay 

—Vesdng In-laws are factors In 

RKO Radio's comedy-drama. "From 

This Day Forward", (tarring Joan 

Fontaine. The plot revolves around 

a young married couple, BUI and 

Susan Oummings, and how they 

deal with the problems of today— 

and theie problems include their 

relatives, 

VILLAGE 

Today and Saturday 

When a .movie role comes along 

that's just about made to order for 

BOMBM FOfliT — Arthur Stealman, 

Jr.. rtas returned to Norfolk, 

^ when; he hM eoniplMed Ms 

training for the Navy, pfter 

*"* -» *W with Ms parent., 

-•"* Mn >- An"ur Iteelman, .Jr. 

h • 

week end, Mr, and Mrs, ... _ 

' ?, of Upper Darby, and Mr, and 

of Wocdstown. 

Refreshments, featuring doiwh^ 

nuts uts oamriButed cotibtd By BylUHSny'i mTiny'i,, „ of At- „.,, Hagenbucher, daughter of 

lantie Oity, were served d to t~ the h I 

fuests; 

Point Joint Drive 

To Conserve Food 

SOMERS POINT _ Many aomers 

oint residents are heeding the pleti 

to grow back yard victory (ardeng, 

to aid in the conservation of food. 

Mayor Fred w. Chapman report! 

that the Kiwanls Club is doing it* 

The president of the club. Far 

M '' * nfl M "- Richard Hagenbucher, 

R Oraveiand av., completed her 

three • year training course at 

Cooper Hospital, Oamden. last week, 

•he attended the local schools and 

Ocean city High School. 

* • • 

Dorothy Ann Wallace, a cadet 

nurse at Lankenau Hospital, Phila* 

delphla, spent the week end with 

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 

Wallace, on Dawes av. 

and Mrs, Richard Barry, Sr., 

spent a few days resir 

apartment on Globs 

of their anniversaries in the first hal 

ale's of the year will be observed 

Of the ye " * U1 •*• o!Me rvM With a east headed by five of 

iek- 

Mn - John »»* Saturday 

•fiiesday, June 4. Meeting of the 

Everythlni from 

Oorgeous Biris! . . 

fora lifetime i 

f 

Agriculture, and Rutgers Dniversi- 

1ft. Kid Mrs, Joseph Oerety, *° *~eelal extension specialist in 

! rd,, had as guests, Sunday. and Husbandry, gave an in- 

__. Qerea* taother-ln-law Sd — " 

S25 >?i.M>a.«H. BdwardSO'phla, 

and Mr. and MM, J. B, Coll. 

ms, of Pasadena, CaL 

J - riBSTJIOLV COMMUNION 

SOMERS POINT _ Thirteen 

Somers Point children, mcludinf 

two sets of twins, received S 

first Holy Communion at the I o 

A to ziog 

Laughter cn 

or lifetime i . . . Mafic mol- 

,_ from the masters of music' 

They're all in Metro.cioldwyn- 

Mayers new Technicolor musical 

Zifl 

194B". opening Fr^% tne 

With more stars than the 

heaven, includin S 

' ' talk 

lll Ba 

Husbandry", bandry, Tuesday night. The Briee. »' Judy 

tj» was accomparued accomparud by b slides lid and grayson, LeL 

President M Hickman iKS/lffi 

—.— —^. *« ^t^v^û trains will ar 

rive in Atlantic Oity for the Kiwan 

ia-^ntenatloual uuiiveiaiun. June 

to U, Volunteers have been callei 

for to assist in registration, and thi 

Somcrs point Brdup has been seeeted 

to be on hand •unday, Juni 

B, from 1:SO to 6 p, m,, and on 

Monday, from S to 10 p, m., which 

i time Is expected to brtni the heavlest 

group for registration. 

Hans have been made to enter 

tain the cast of the Kiwanls Min 

itreta at the next meeting. 

; 

elocli Mass at St. Augustine's R o 

Church, ocean City, Sunday mom 

Ing, The twins are wilberta ani 

Wilmer Hyatt and Delores and Qen 

evieve Totoro; others are Teresa 

Oasktll, Brtan and Oean McArdle 

Marilyn Thomp»n, Joan auarracino. 

prace McOlll. Alice Koch MORE SOMEBS POINT NEWS, 

tuey and Beglna eullivan ' 

SECTION TWO, PAGE I 

ENTERTAINS CLUB 

SOMER8 POINT _ Mrs. David Pood prices are being held within 

Bradley entertained the-Just-a-Mere decent bounds, but the cost of ev- 

Club Wednesday afternoon at "her erythlng else is going up. In Man. 

nome on Delaware av. Mrs. J Let- hattan, the dollar haircut has raistrick, 

will entertain the group next ed its well-groomed head.—Brubak- 

week, June B, at luncheon and cards; er In The New Yorker, 

GIRL SCOUTS SEEK EQUIPMENT 

SOMERS POINT _ The Qlrl 

Scouts are appealing for tents" 

benches and camping equipment 

They have been clearing a lot where 

they will enjoy camping routine 

Tho girls thank the publie far thelr 

eoopemtion in the recent cake sale 

REGARDLESS 

Mafa pla7 ike whole faonllj 

on enjoy! Mate a nltht of H 

of What They Tell You— and enjoy Umh-fUled oom- 

IT'S TIME TO CHANGE1 

On TUESDAY 

VOTE For 

A, L. Pf eff er 

For FREEHOLDER 

PliJ for by Ai l>f,ff,, 

'AVer" '" 

kCLE 

>UOR STORE 

rmffl^Circte, Sowers Polii, JO. 

-*'••• Nogtht l-x In sonen Paint 

-telle 

Gin 

OPEN 10 A, M, 

lie per 

f 

AfH-nwon 

Ewnlnj 

OCEAN CITY 

BOWLING ALLEYS 

12th St mnd B.y AT«. 

, Pbon«9074 

Classified 

Ads 

Section 2, Page 5 

Section 1, Page 3 

Both Stem Open 

Douglass 

Candies 

700 Boardwalk 

32» Atlantic Avenue 

Candy - Ice Cream 

OUB OWN MAKE 

DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

OM Tm BAT AT MTH SI. 

BOIffl FROM i n SEA 

Mackerel 

JcrieyShad 

Flounder* 

W« . 

Butter Fuh 

Cro^cr. 

' 'J dam. 

FRESH BAFT 

-Phone 9370- 

11:30 Wholesale - Retail 

MEATS 

GROCERIES 

Fruit* and Produce 

Stores Co. 

RADIO SERVICE 

N.R.I. cradnate 

CLYDE CARSON 

Ulfi B*7 Ave. riune l|4t 

, Brick Pointing 

Spaghetti Sauce ^flc bet 

wit* frt"" 

"ftui Lii. itgyaa 

n. UN 

LONGO 

i«n SIMPSON 

Brown's 

Mrs. Albert Owens, of Philadelphia, 

was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. 

David Bradley during the past week. 

Point Trims Margate 

•OMEHa POINT — Somers Point 

won the ball ganie Sunday, beating 

the Margate Boys' Club by 8-3. 

* Bob Qiffort turned in his fourth 

straight mound victory. The Pointers 

put the game in the well known 

bag by pushing over six runs in 

the opening inning. Jimmy Nichols 

led the winners at the plate with a 

triple. 

BICYCLES 

SOLD and REPAIRED 

m and AeMMariM For Ba 

ANNAREUJ&SON 

1020 Anbury Am 

M M and CwuimjtJiU 

Photographers 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

Ml A,hmrj An, m, 

4th St. and 

Ocean Ave, 

SANDWICHES 

Fountain Service ... 

, . . Patent Medicine. 

Cownetic* Smoke* 

Jane Logan Ice Cream 

SENTINEL-LEDGER OH SALE HERE 

FREE DELIVERY 

4thandA.bury 

• " * > 

DAIRY PRODUCTS 

194 

«n «ir« 

Independent 

Self Service 

Market 

Phone 047f 

V • -i.- 

MDDRl 

T»a •

\» 

ose Out Ocân 

|Cky For County Tftk 

New Recorda EttablMied In 100 aad MUe RUB At 

Annual ChunpiomJup Meet On Local Field 

is that you fo|ks take me for granted. When 

'jtfmc Iron, or chill your refrigerator, or pop 

alepn your jugs, you expect it of me. But 

' genierda anything and right away somebody 

and aUs! .But don't think I'm going to 

btirig tatyentfor granted. I'll go right on 

viQe, day and flight But I just had to get 

ctestl t* 

Faithfully yours, 

ELEC Tmary. 

(imatMt Paid .Worker In Ite 

iLECTRJC HOUR" icllh r 

, 4:SO, BUT. CBS Nttmtk 

Si^-'nww •::«" .Mi 

Heatilator 

Ornaaiental Iron Ruling 

Hardware and Paint 

Garage Track and Hang., 

era 

4" and 6" N. C, Beveled 

SHmg 

Framing, N. C, 

Ridge Roll 

O&BANtlFfSENTINEkLEDCER 

» , uI 

«rf 

5 Teams Now In 

1S41 N, BROAD ST., PHILA. 22 

Sinks and Osblmls, Wall and Bmm CMiiiBtK, Aatetttatic Water 

Heaters, ganl-Metal Tilt, Oil Bnrfwn. IiutalUtllan Arnoced, 

ftse ButtBMtea, B»»y Paym-nts. Wrtte or till— 

MR. THEO V, TOWNSEND 

Phone Phila. Stevenson 1155 - Ocean City 2147 

nlfrrli-ws In Olfalii pity an Hnnday Only at 1110 Bay Avenae 

SE_A_R_S. R O E B U C K A N D C O " 

Stage Tiff On 

CThMBBiOrl, HUnes, »#eoMe, Mul-I 

rorlTirWwod! J, O«BB May: 4 

Middle Township. Time: 3:48. I 

Freshman Mo-ysrd relay—I. Oapef 

May (Cannone, Haegerty. wise. In-' 

lersolh; 2, tie. Ocean Olty and 

North Wlldwood Junior High; 

4, Wildwood, Timer 1;48 1-10, 

Freshman team shot put—1. cnpe 

May icannone, . Devlin, Loper. 

Cape May High School unseated Final petal-score gave Cape May Bionkvesti: 2. Ocean city; 1. Wild- 

Ocean City High from the county 45, Ocean ctty, 48. Wildwood 20 l-S, wood; 4. North Wildwood Junior 

ehamplonthlp truck and field throne and Middle Township 14 1-2. High, Distance, 138 feet, 0 1>4 in 

Saturday afternoon, in a tightly 

Team scoring—cape May, 45; 

contested meet which saw two new 

TWO GAjFKBS TAKE MOST Ocean Olty. 43; Wildwood, so 1-2 

county records established and an Two Cape athletes, BUI Purnell Middle Township, 14 l-S. 

r.BlghSohool base other record tied at the Recreation negro ipeedster, and Cliff "Doc' 

In * beautiful pet- Center. 

Anderson, grabbed most of the In- 

Thursday night u 

dividual laurels in the meet, span- 

Ocean City, cJeiendltig the title 

Grade School Boys in 

WUdwood High hltlesi 

sored by the combined Klwaiua 

wen two years in succession, loj 

, winning the ball game out to the Capers In nest-to-the 

clubs of the county. 

Preliminary Races 

Grade school boys were given 

in down~county field, last event on the program, after Purnell established a new county chance to try their competitive 

Bnyne and Jim Nlchoic having held a slight lead most of high school record in the ioo=v&rd spurs In tour 75-yard races stuijert 

the pitching honors for the the afternoon. 

dull, where he paced a fast field 

In 10.1 seconds. The old record, 

us preliminaries to the county 

CUty batt#rs collected 10 

which had stood since 1030. was 10 4 

hampioiisliip meet Soturdny. 

i the deliveries of Hughes, still going strong Friday as they second! made by Griffin, also of 

The results were ns fallows'.' 

taurler. Th* locals tallied one won their seventh straight gami* at Cape May. 

8th grade—1, Don PHeftgl; 2. Joe 

•fimder; 3, Tim Murrell; 4- Bill Rr 

In the first, poured It on with the expense of Cape May High, on competing later in tiir high jump draw: time 0.1 seconds. 

In the .third, added another the local field. The score was il-4, Purnell again shone by ticing the 7111 Rmtie— 1. Wi.lt Buckholta: 2 

tbe fourth, ipid climaxed the day Jim Nicholas agrtin WM on the-foot 

county mark established in Torn Oriindy: 3, Dirk Ellis; 4. liuti 

* ft four-run barrage In the fifth. piound and gave only four hits and 941 by Chris RebersQll of Middle Impla/ia; iinie. P.3 prrijnds- 

Townmtd and colwei] fanned Is batters. Tlie ioral boys Township. 

S[h giildr— 1, Arciin Hnrvpy: i 

ttlng attack with two hits did ail their damage In two innings, BREAKS MILE RECORD Ronald Hoffmnn; 3. Mackey Sniillr 

, and both Roberts and oalwell scoring five runs in the third and 

Wlofc 

finishing It off with six in the se- The other new record. Saturday 4, Isaac Johnson; time. lo~ seconds- 

'enth. They nicked Velel, visiting was put in the history books by Sth grade—1. Norman Ford; a 

Takes Cape May lUrler, for 13 safeties. Oolwell was John Wernik, a spare but mirable Hunter Chew: 3. John Impagliazzo: 

he *eaviest stickman for Oceandistance 

runner. He won the' mile 4. Willis; time 18,3 seconds. 

Seventh Strmiafat Win Jity, getting three hits in five times in 4 minutes, SS.4 seconds, clipping 

WtJbur Clark's boys were ,t bat. 

6,4 seconds from the former record 

made only last year by Don Tom. 

liiison. of Ocean City. 

Anderson was the day's highest 

point scorer by iiiiishilig first In 

three events. He won the shot put 

with a throw of 46 feet, 10 inclies, 

followed up by tjking the discus in 

Hi feet, 8 1.2 inclies, and concluded 

the day by a leap of 20 feet, 8 

inches, to win five more points in 

the broad, jumo. 

TJie meet developed tarty into a 

duel betweai Ocean Cltv nnd Cnpe 

May, as Wildwood and Middle were 

pretty much out of tiir running 

with only tlir broad jump and mile 

relay yet to be stiwd. derail City 

had a tlUii edBe of M points to the 

Oapers 

MUSS-LESS 

CONCRETE-ING 

WEJJO THE MIXING—and deliver your concrete 

ordor on the job, ready to pour. It's the time, labor 

Md nooney-saving way to get the work done. Our 

fge of •••liable contractors' names is at your ser 

jQMICRElf PRODUCTS CO. 

4tb and Haven Am Phone 0011 or 0795 

i$bt8coa>t> Whiskers'? 

i mot really one to complain. But something's been eating 

e lately.' Jt'a a.book I've run across. Aladdin. Aladdin, 

Pus old Jtymp and that corny genie in it. 

n't,think,?m Jealous. No. Only I do think I deserve a 

«"break against that genie with the whiskers. Imagine, 

ttfjlwalpt 'about htm. And not even mentioning me.' 

i modtst fellow. But Jet's face facts. That goon doesn't 

etongil& the same league with me. Why I could give 

j^das and Still come up with more miracles 

n he could perform in a thousand.and 

1 pr, m he 

Harry Elwell Coumrt 

•ore, Moore 

Golf Course 

utter 

, Family Night at thm Oeman City Telephone Exchange 

J 

Softball League In 69 Strokes Street; Fined 

Harry Eiwell. chairman of the 

tournament committee at the 

K, of C, Wn 

Ocean oity-flomcrs Point Oolf Pair End Argument 

Practice Game 

Club, realized un ambition late in Police Court Daughter 

lust week when he went around 

Five teams have now definitely the course in 80 strokes, after Pines were imposed in police, Settlers P 

slKneri up to play In Ocean City's having shot 7(i on ii number of court Monday on two men who 

Funeral 

summer Softball league competi- previous occasions, 

chose the inlersecUon of 9lh st. and 

d 

tion. Director Oeorge K, Oardlner Elwell, one of south Jerseys Bay av, as the scene lor an argu- 

erai Home, 

announced this week, 

best known amateur linksnien, ment. . 

Eva oUbert, 

Bert, who died. 

Teams in'the fold are the Knights fired a 34 on the outgoing nine 

M"\ 

Fred E. Moore, 43, of (113 Wesley Linenlii av., SundT. " 

of Columbus, Oardeneers, Abbotts and 34 on the way home, one av.. was fined 118, and William Hu- siiort illntis, "** 

Dairies, Bradleys All-Stars and the under par for each nine. His ber, 21, 313 Haven as, was lined 

LifeBuiirris. Ciardiner hopes to add score included five birdies, 10 S10 by Police Judge Howard War- 

Mrs, Ollbert, , 

aiHHIier to make it ii six-team cur-| pars and three bogles. He went ren, 

Qodfrey and 1 

cult when retailor competition be-1 over par only on the 1st. 15th 

settlers of Ocean^ 

Bins about June 15. I and 18th 

The argument started. It was tes- in Ouliingswood ; 

tified, afttr HubiT had liriiuKht 

In ii practice fame last Wediies- The score was made during a Moore home from a cafe in aomers She la survived to*Z1 

fiiiv Miuht. the K. of C. clan won its foursome play with Eddie o - Point, where he admittedly wa,s "unma 

Champion :"•'•• 

l victory tifor the aardeneers Danneil. club pro; U)\A CJUtch Jer the weather * after drinking 

nrd Ang, of Plii_ 

iiill Ciimiiiirii iiiirled the win- I and Dim Formica, 

Awhile on a fishing eseursioii. 

Ocean Olty, and 

alo, N, Y, 

in siitory and got strong sup 

Hubi-r tiaid he merely wan tryinK 

l I mm Charlie Rosica at firs 

Interment was 

bnsr. siraiiiie and Marsh wen 

BEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADM to iêt rid of ills inebriated pa.^cn- tery, ~ ' 

new niembers of the Oardenee 

G£TREADY* 

line-up and bolstered that team 

Ktrenijth by comparison with tlv 

•arlii'r I'ligugrniptit, 

Another praetice tiff between th! 

Knights and tlie Bradley All-Star' 

may take place late this week 

uardmer said that a meeting wi 

Lie enllrd .won for team manager 

tn 

tiecirli. whether to play under th 

Special Summer 

SUMMER 

new national softbafl rules r t 

stick to the old rules. The 

Bowling Planned 

new 

rules lengthened the baselines 

In a spefinl bowling match at cut tennis from 10 to B men by elim 

Playland. Sntiirduv night the liiatiiie ihe short fielder. 

quarter Ceiitury Club of* the Onused 

Olass Co., of Britlyeton, won by 

a large score from one of the lead- Donald Johnstone 

ing teams of Bridgeton, 

sition and delivery of an origin; Electricians Electrician 

A number of special niatch ganio« Wing More Honors oration. He and HUM!) M, An 

on. also of Cape May. receive) 

Willy Nigh!" nt thr 

with teams from Philadelphia.' Wil- Donald .fohnstonc. nf Ocean Olty liver keys for two years' purtic: 

fliey B 

mington, nraamii and Camden air u:i-, i'hr ol three soutli .lerscji bovs patiOM in n school music' elub. 

beliiB aiTaiigcd lur ihLs sunmirr in .inurtl, i( «rlinlasiir prices at Rradu- 

Ocean City some of thru!iiiii 

i.v.Tuises Miiiiday at the Peddio 

ELiCTRICAl, 

outstandnii: hmvlprs of the Fn.-iSrhnnl. 

Hiulitstown. 

Plan Memorial Plaque 

BT-cerdliiii tn A. J. Blum, PlaylHnd' He received an nehli'venicnt writ- A broiiM- iniMlinrial platiue lion 

SERVICE 

Dates will be annomu- I I"L' :iw;inl iinrl rertifieate of merit in^ West cape May men ss ho serv 

S ,r 

Biv.-n by The Newark News for d in World War II will be crrete. 

35, 

-iliiTliir wriliiii; in an essay "My lortly by the borough comniissio 

CiiniMiliiiily- The essny won first nd tiie Au\ilmry or the fire com 

For SHOP, STORE, HOME 

BROAD Jl'MP fLlHC'IIEH TITLE Mrs. JiiiH is. WuliiTs. or Hvp.i lii'i.nrs ii, rrgioiial coiilpetition any. 

Cape May elinrhed HIP title in 

luso Iklanri, Fin., has arris-rc! t 

c sprin-iorpd by Bcholustie Magazine 

pend the summer at Oeoan Ha!! 

he broad jump by wtiinlni; both 

Rtlwnrd M. Miller. Jr., o! Cnpe 

INSTALLATION 

MO Central av. 

irft and second places, hnostiiiR 

Mas-, won a third prize for conipo. Chas. Bromberg & Son 

hem to a five-point Ir-nd over the 

REPAIRING 

:als, whp were third in that event- 

Por alUiaugii the Oeenn City relay 

PAPERHANGER 

uartet won the iiltrhieun in a 

lose finish. Cape 

1 So. LjttlMe Place 

SERVICING 

Ml,v ttddr(i tw0 

limlic City, N, J, 

points tor third pince and staved 

rlionc 4-001S 

1 top. 

Except for the relay, Orenn City's 


inly victory was in the 440 y 

hich was won by Bob Brow 

8,1 seconds. The locals- i PEAT MOSS 

TOP SOIL 

VIGORO 

12 First Street 

SAND OBAVEL 

Phone 1771 

nffth was m gsthcrini? plrntv of 

Hid and third plnees Cup, BOVUNG 

LAKDSCAPINQ 

COW MANURE 

,'. an the otner hnnd, plneed tirst 

W, A. COLLINS 

nine events nf the 14 ,m th OLD ENGLISH GRASS SEED 

Ph, Kcmen Faint 47i 

**********tttt****** 

program, WUdwontl won tuo nnd 

of Wrlie P'TtUe RFD No, 3 

Middle Township «rnred a liver in 

WEED - NO • MORE 

one. the javelin. 

Several other perrnmmmf s hy in. 

The Magic Weed Killer 

dividuals rilled recumiition hv taune 

hvh Johnson, jr. & Co. 

just short of record-brenkiiiK call- RUBEROID ROOFING PRODUCTS 

MADE 

bre, Hampahire, of Wildwood top. 

ALL TYPES 

ped 10 fret, 9 inches in an ahovr- 

LUCAS PAINTS KEYS 

I 1110 Simpson Avenue 

Telephone 108 < 

average pole vault event, and Hartley, 

of the same team, was only a AQUELLA — The Amazing Waterproof Tools Sharpened 

second off the record when he 

rounded the sao-yard circuit In 24 

Surface Coating 

REGISTERED 

*eonds. 

Wl ABE TAKING 

The summaries: 

ORDEB8 for 

100-yard dash—1, Purnell C M • 

Hartley, Wildwooci: 3, Reynolds' G, H, Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

ELECTRICAL 

Ocean City: 4, Ross, Middle Township. 

Time: 10,1-10 

LEMONT'S CONTRACTORS 

lO-yard dash—1. Hartley. Wild- 12th and West Ave. Phone 0150 

IQI Ph. «n 

wood: 2, Reynolds, Ocean City: 3, 

Ross, Middle Township; 4, Jones 

INSTALLATIONS 

Wildwood, Time: 34. 

440-J'nrd dash—1. Brown, Ocean 

Trucking 

City: 2, Jones, Wildwood; 3, Hart- 


Wildwood: 4, Mulford. Ocean 

City, Time: 88 1.10, 

yard dash—1, Wernik Cape 

lay; 3, Haines, Ocean City: 3. W Bulkheads Ferguson 

wood, 4. Doran. Cape Sin 

Time: 2:10 1-10, " "' 

Mile run—1. Werifili, Cape Mtt; 

1520 Asbury Avenue Phone O.C. 189S-W 

Andrews, Ocean Oitv; 3 Liiim' 

Ocean City: 4, English, Middi Piers and Docks EXPRESS 

Township, Time: 4:85 4-10, 

9th St. and Simpson Av, Laurence E, Stedem 

High jump—1. Purnell, Cape May 

tie, Reynolds, Ocean Olty ari< 

TchphnM OeMn City MM 

Morey, Wildwood: 4, Hamnsliiro FOUNDATION PILING ... 

Wildwood, Height, g feet. 

Daily Trips Eieetrical Contractor 

Broad jump—1, Anderson. Cape 

May: 2, Weinberger, Caiie Mtiy: 3 BOAT SLIPS DREDGED 


—REQISTEKKD— 

Dixon, Ocean City; 4, Verna, Wild 

P&Hs. DITUpif Ameflsan ifld grrlsf 

wood. Distance, 20 feet, B inches. 

oardeni ph. phiij, Hirkci aij5 

Call far aqd Dellecf In U€£is Qltf All types of Electrical Installations, Repair 

Pole vault^l. Hampshire Wild DIVING and DYNAMITING 

ini FbllaiirUihl, | 

wood: 3. A, Housand. Ocean city i 

Maintenance Service 

tie. V. Housand^ Ocean City, 'am 

Cherry, Middle Township. Height 

10 feet, B inches. 

TRUCKING 

Shot put— 1, Anderson, Cape 

2, Powell, Ocean City: 3. Csrson 

N, Pessolano 

Ocean city: 4 Hughes. Wildwood 

Distance, 4fl feet, 10 inches. Charles C. Leonard TOP SOIL - QRAVEL 

Discus throw—1. Anderson, Cape 

May; a, Boberson. Middle Town 

8EAVU.LB, N. J, 

.and QRAOINO 

(.hip; 3. MeDowei], Ocean City; 4 

113 West Ave. Ph. I50S 

Powell, Ocean city. Distance! li 

feet, B 1-2 inches. 

Phone Ocean City 1828-J-4 

Javelin throw—1, Cherry, Mitl 


die Township; 2, Purnell, Cape 

May: 3: Thompson, Ocean city 4 

Dump Truck 

Weinberger. Cape May. Distance, 

133 feet, 8 8-4 inchfR, J Plumbing-Heating Materials Now Available NICK nORENTINO 

Mile relay—1, Ocean City 

From Chir Philadelphia Store 

BSI WEST AVE, 

Bend PosUard-Wc-ll call 

BUILDERS!! 

If you need a priority, we •» 

glad to help, no charte or obll 

Ullan. II you need outartBlg not' 

sp the priority list and we Ijave 

Ihpm, jaU ftr •errloe. J 

H«re are some Ittms HackEd ml 

•n *clllni without priority: 

1 ' 11 futing the swiLehbnHrri with u 

Ti*l*-|lhcinr iniija tacjiirti=aMd ht 

rt Ocean City v^lmimP 

• and tin* yuuiiMt'r in*ntd 

oul in ("11 l*irro 

Mom m iirtnin. 

; ftbovn arr I'airit-ia 

*ho" stems to be con- 

i r fntuh^r, 

Mrs. Donjthy Axfnrd: piM-tuilc 

! tl Irrnf MuJiiiTn antl Jifr tunlli! 

s In the? bark ground are Mrs, 

uihrriifK son. Will mm, and 

ht.isy Qiiififi. whose 

r= Mn. Thrresii Mulht-rin, 

and Mrs, Mariv Friy*t'f mid hvr 

1 ststvr.. Il? ! f= 

iUfliiio. HlstJ IN mi opiTtttor at 

ll* 1 Msrimiiiir. 

Mfiri' than 150 frinndH and rr= 

utivrji (if U\P "Voier with a 

niilt" uLlrndcd "Family NiMht." 

|E. 0, to Have 

' in Sept. 

$250,000 

IToSMk 

from New Jersey 

(Franklin D'Olii'r will serve, 

_mm of tin 1 UKO "Mi'c It 

jfi' smpaiEIi in Stw Jersey 

iH New Jersey^ quota is 

I of the iiatiiiliiil eiiinpsiimi 

JMim tthicli will open in 

Ugr. Funds an.' In he nils- 

|utt thf iwctih lit hni,|iit!U. 

Snns, troiips in ! raining. 

lliG of servirenie'i thrnimlit 

eountry and the livtTHeus 

i D'OIier. rhnifmun uf thr 

|fil ih€ Priult'fUi.-il iMsumnri- 

'. ilso SfrVi'd u-^ Nrw Jt'T- 

Beliifman m if)41 iiiiti 104;!. 

paw lhrcn'yinrs ['SO 

SiBwmbrr rij. [infi rrrt-ivnd 

fh tlit' N'ulirinii] Wiir 

C*nef D'CHIIT si'i'vcrt us 

fiith? NriliMi.;d Wiir Fund 

lor 1M3. 1!H4- mid 

|iI.llBrII Parsnns, Jr.. Wcsl 

Alb«'rt F. il;inun.^, ijf 

[is \icc rhnir- 

-SIT II ThriKiBli" 

I in Ni'W Jt-r-t^v. RiiLirrt 

LI^ ^rdprlrii as 

Ihr the "Sr-p It TllrtniEli" 

a in Nr\v •}' v-.i'\ wt ii t:ir- 

Blt a Iflrrlin!' iii tjii' rNi'c!!liter 

III Ni wail;. Mii> -W. 

!. Collars 

sf liii? nnn-uliiSr rnlhir 

U.S. phini.'. and nimr ! >i 

• Ulf War jilllllH 1 Mr, nnd Mrs. John Ft, Ctnt-r, | t^r 

funnrrly nf I1B0 A.sburv siv. 

now residing in TurkiiniH 

!! !ll [HI iiS'i'E- 

IftBJ a jifir. while till' I"iy 

BWLjr rmiiliivri-.i IIIKI. in |i>ss 

N 30 p.-r rnil ill If IT- 

1 >l , r.-. 

Mi". r,- 1 

Uriur ih cnnneeU'd with tl 

iiiinul Cllh. 

Rf \I> Till- (IA -- I M 

DUAHU ll- Abt»M»ir I UM ii w- in ii,.ii 

MlKkH 

JOSEPH S. NELSON 

PAINTING 

M .. i .mi,. \. « I.',. . 

INTERIOR - EXTKKIOR 

Kstiinal« Cllvpii 

SIK N. (irrmonl Avo. 

Phunr AII. «iiy a-aono 

CEMENT 

•Ai. 

, *', ^,| ,, r,i *':. At!-. -I •.-- ' BLOCKS 

\i II n,,-.i.i.. «,».i. \.,,IM, i 

II. ir I - -.1 :li. i 

LARGE STOCK ON IIANll 

!.-• .]-- •• 1 

Ph. Sea hie City i 

nf Htirk in 

| PLUMBING and 

HEATING 

Constant Ford 

noil Simiwin Avenue 

I Ph. IM1CM) llri. I'h, 1KT1-J-3 

Jacob C, SCHUFF WM, R, 

Electrical Contractor Electrical 

JM A.iijur_v Ave. rhane im Contractor 

(U Ajbnry Are, Am* "• 

STANDARD 

ELECTRIC CO, 

Electrical Contractors 

«. n, PERKS, Jit. 

300 Wesley Aye, 

Ph, 1181-W 

Itt.Ml THE CLASSIFIED Alls 

B »5 neighbor, 

to our Party Line!" 

'*| 

EDW, S, CORSON] 

Electrical Contracto 

305 8th St. 

FUmu, 2348 mm, 

tMONCOSTELLO& SON 

MT 

1153 West Avenue Phone iiTLW 

Tirmi, Timm and MUma 

BRIDGES 6 Tickets$ 1 

Mawson & Chattin 

Express Co, 

I.OCAI, and 

LONd niSTANCt 

MOVING and 

HAULING 

—Moderate 

1243 W*it Avenue 

Phone 012S 

MIKE ROSA 


, '1101 WEST AVBNUE 

Phone 1808 

^ STORAGE 

I0th&W«t Ph0714W 

Alfred R, Smith; 

PkPER HANGINGi 


I"hono 044) 

Cement. Tile-Marble 

JohnPdto&Co.Jnc. 

Genera] Contractor* 

1256 Asbury Avo. 

Phono U988 

Jack j. WatkuiMB 

PAPERHANGER 

B55 Asbaiy Awnne 

ita Phone " 

Plastmring 

BRICKLAYING 

PLASTERING 

STUCCO 

HARRY W. 

UM BIT iMH 

BC 

LOTS CLEARED 

Bnuh Removed - LoU Graded and Leveled 

Bulldozer Service • Speedy . Economical 

—Phone 0011— 

-, CO. 

^ ^. 

I For 26 Years ... J 

.. .and thanks for releBring tbc wire last night when wo 

needed the doctor BO urgently." 

Releasing the wire in emergencies »I« keeping onlls 

ihort,,. allowing time between calls 

•o that other* have a chaneo ... all 

theie are courtesies that go a long 

Way towards good party line service. 

And they are especially appreciated 

by everyone these days when we're 

utilising every party line to full 

capacity to provide service for as 

many as possible of those still 

waiting. 

•. • # * •* # 

Of the 18,000 telephones added 

here in New Jersey last month 

many were on party lines, 

hut we're rushing work on the 

now switchboards and circuits 

that will again enable you to, 

' •elect the type of service you 

Prefer. ' 

;Uii«, ,„ .«r(M, Tmhphen* Wouf" 

-Monday; 9p.m., NBC, 

,Hew Jersey Bell 

Telephone Company 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Need a New 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In eithet case—call Independent. We've the experience, 

tha men, the materials and the equip* 

ment to giva you a perfect job on tiny type roof. 

We've been roofers for many years and expect to 

be for many more. That's why an Independent 

guarantee means something. Pick a reliable, financially 

sound firm to re-roof for you. Call 

GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS 

SHEET METAL WORK 

Independent Roofing Co. 

USERS OF CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING PRODUCTS 

3 S. Fleming Are, 

Ph. 4-1132 Atlantic City 

Free Estimates Furnished ~- No DfiBtl Paymnnt 

SAMPSON and 

HAMAD A 

Roofing Sheet Metal Work 


Robert L, Sampson 

215 - Sth St. 

WITH 


IHrd quality Shingles 

Edmund C. Wisham 

24 Asbury Ave. Ph, 1237 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

H. R. BRECKLEY 

lii ontral A»e, ph. 2%m--w\ 

Floor Sanding 

Edward T. Hamada 

Phone 1048 


ROOFII1C 

SHEET METAL WORK! 

OUTTBRS - SPOUTINO 

^wllSf Air Conditioning 

CRAIG and WALTER 

Ph. 0816 9th & Haven 

Class 

ed Plate S Wipdew 

GLASS 

FarsJttre, Aiiie, Mirrfin 

S, ROSENBERG 

rhone Atlantic City 4-C1SC 

S009 Arclle A*e. Atlanilc Oilj 

FOR QUICK RKSUI.TS 

I'SE HIE CLASSIFIED ADS 

LOUIS J, KOERNER 

SLECIRie . 

m- FLOOR SANDING •«• 

REFinliHlMC 

1026 ASBURY AVE, Phone 1773-J 

Painting 

Painting 

PAINTING 

HOTEL wd COTTAGE WORK 

a YEARS EXPERIENCE — LARGE STAFF OF MECHANICS 

TAKING ESTIMATES FOR SPRING WORK 


Painters and Decorators 

108 W. 9th Street Office Phone 1051 

Beridcnee FbsMi Faille J0OT 

For Quick Results — Use a Classified Ad 

* I 

Builders 

At Your Service with 40 Yeara 

Experience in Seashore Building 

JOBBING REROOFING 

REMODELING 


I3( Months To P»J) 

^TERMITES 

BRYANT ALLÊASON WINDOWS 

Far Year -Rûnd Comfori—36 MontlM to F«J 

—If You Plan To Bul|d, We »a Help *«•— 

JOHN E. TROUT 

BEOIITERED Bill DEE 


Phone 1200 

SIDEWALL SHINGLING 


REMODELING 

DISTRIBUTOR FOB 


Screen & Storm Windows 

GEORGE SEDDON R =^ D | 

, MAfl. COUPON FOR FREE ESTIMATE TIME PAYMENTS j 

6S Sunset Place Phone 2148R 

I Without ObUgailen, please lend estimator tot 

Name , 

I Address .......•••.........—...-••••| 

i,,^-.;-., FOB THE MAINTENANCE 

AND RKPA1R OF A Bt'lLDINC 

ASBESTOS and ASPHALT ROOFING 

White Asbestos Sidewall Shingles 

"Kf Walter V. Hess 

Lumber 1031-36 •liBpnn Ate. Ph. M41 

« '_" f 

I Cameron Bros. Co, £ 

| Buildsrs, Jobber* 

( and Roofers 

1 p Binsne pi. F». OW 

CARPENTER 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayyilie 

U0B WEST AVE. 

S. L. SMITH 


JOBBING • ROOFING 

1026 Simpson Ave. ph, 

POTTS' BROST 

Hegl«terrd 

Builders 


Phone 0061-W 

FOR QUICK RESfLTS 

USE THE CLASSIFIEn ADS 

Septic Tanks 

SEPTIC TANKS 

uid CESSPOOLS 

BUILT or RIPAIREn 

JO Yeiji 1 Eipirleiiee IB Octn 

I.EONARD WIGGINS 

JM Wstt Avemit • 

Painters 

William J. S.mth 

PAINTING 

INTERIOR and EXTERIOR 

g A»bmr Ave. pfcme 1BW-J 

Window Fnuns 

Doors 

BstaUn, B« 

Wall Board 

Builders 

H, C, Pontieie 

BUILDER 

933 Weit Av«. Ph. 1808 

Jobbing 



Albert S. Catnbum 

103( West Ave, Phone Mil 

F, C. Slacum 

BUILDER 


GEORGE F. SHIRE 

Plastering - Cement Work 

Pointing • Jobbing 

Ml TIUftD STREET 

Phone oa«-w 

JOHN G, PETERSON 

Contractor and Builder 

ROOFING - PAINTINQ 

6S8 ASBURY AVB. 

Brickwork 

iiiiiHiiuiifiiiiiiilittHlU 

BRICKLAYER 

GALANTE & GABAGE 

its 

Pfc, IM4-M 

liil iii,iiii,iiitll#,!§MMiUi 

Painters 

PAINTING 

and ALTERATION! 

OCEAN HOMES, Inc. 

Ill* Altar *•«• 

ifl 

Plumbtng-Heatins 

HARRY DIBB 

PLOHBIHO - B1ATI»O 

York Oil Burner. 

York Boiler Burner Unit. 

York 

Winter Air Conditioner. 

ESTIMATES rURHISHID j "• 

WUlard F. StetMr i 

Plumbing s : Heating I 

Pbone »SM Dean atf, JL J 


OIL BUBNLg SERVICE 

HANS BURKHARDT 

m. 

Mi A»bary An, 

FredH. Manlcy 


Automatic OH 

BAY OH Ba^mw MM U 

Strrloe. 

935 A»bury Ave. 

Trlepliooe 1J56-J ' 

Robert M- Moeford 

i PLUMBING - HEATING 

| r« rtompt JNme._wi_ MB-W 

QAS APPLIANCES 

EAi S.HEATIMO HI 

14 Twt !• 

ALTERATIONS JOBSINC 

J. a SLIMMER 

Plumbing - 

asoj sinpHB An, 

Heating 

n. 1*71 » 

I'lumbing Heating 

Oil Burners 

William O. 

SOS AUuUc Aw, pli. 

Phone 025T-J 

Louis Tnccarino 

PLUMBING and 

HEATING 

fli WEIT AVB,, OCEAJI OITT, B.J. 

MICHELE PILEGGl" | 

Plumbing - Heating J 

Phone 1876 *} 

90S North Stnet j 

Painters 

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in. in J 

C. L. BRECKLEY, Inc • 

Heuw and Sign *, 

PAINTING * 

PllBl. 

Ft. 0337-W 

PAINTING 

FRIES & PANGBURN 

311 • Mb STREET 

Phon* lUf 

— PAINTING 

A. L. 

m. 

sin ASBURT An. 

Ph. 1CM-W 

House Painting 

RITTERHOFF & GOFF 

SOI - Jlit 8TBEET 

IMMMMttttttiMtMC 

PAINTING 5 

Interior - Exterior 

W«k 

D, R. SCHENCK 

Phone Atlantic fcity 

5-2269 or 2-9214 

FREE ESTIMATES 

pom QUICK 

USE TO* ^LASSIFUD ADS

(.• 

Check On 

Prices 

Tunny OJU for 

IJMk Market War 

Hotel Strand 

and Wesley Av. 

OCEAN CITY 

Open All Ymar 

Mm, m. 

Hanif-Inn 

916 Avr. 

h » Yemt Ccutmi b 

BMIM Booms , Print, 

O.C. m! o.c, HH- 

StANVV(X>n ARMS 

. tH PLVMOUTH PLACli 

NELSON AH1W 

UI DELAHCEY PLACU 

BOOMS - Week - M,>n;h - Si-.- 

~ MOUNT POCONO ENNA 

Ul«h In IhrIJ1OII.HU 

Ml 

I 

OCEAN CTTY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

- • - * • 

Final Cancer 

Fund $5,039^5 

County Exceeded 

Quota by 68 p.c. 

N cm BAPTIST , . , . 

Bible . Teaching, OasM 

FfMehfaf, MbskHuu-y Church' 1 

IOUI M. uid Wcah-v av. 

P. I,uniiy. cliairnmn of Iw, Victor B. MMtie, pastor, 

«ty Brtee Control Board, Sunday, -June 3; 

_ -J wtek that housewives •:*» a. m.—The Sunday Ochool 

wtMtan keep a watch on over- equipped and ready to serve the 

-^-mtrt MUM M part of (ui In-1 family with helpful, frlpjitlly riutges 

nation-wide drive to stump for every age. Russell Sultan, sup 

meat Mack market. | erlntenflent, 

a, ni,—~^ôrship OerviEg- 

tric—^^—— —!—• •—— Uste were r*s syflion-topic; "Hound 

!&**•* «» tuWW shops May 1, 

rtairtBt snuumen the proner price' Communion. 

Altar". Monthly 

fWell' enuipuert 

obstrvjiiice 

aiid 

o! 

*— -—— eyt and grade. House- »upervised nursery lor ihe earn 

m % _ . - .i I Inn nji of F^f sâ rjka t & i 

li*n, the ciuurman gald, can pro-, - «- - 

m the family peeketbaok by mak- ror 

8: » P. m.—Youth mectme 

~- senate of the grade, cut, price JnR Prop!* ol »» uses. An in- 

I weight to each purchase I spu-aiionnl hour or sinrsiiiB, fellowshlp 

and a hrljiful Blltk--bu»i'd lllf 

F S M "Obeli'? "KSd? 1 "onm,? 7: »° P- m._Oosw] Service, stir. 

J* H6 1 tad "Dillity''^ * l rin 7:40 p. in. Evening Service of 

Worship, Sermon, "Not How But 

Who!" John 9:1-30. The quartet 

will 

Monday. 6:30 p. m. Annual bmilllet 

of the Westminster Quild at 

the Alvyn Hotel. 

Monday, a p. m. Siicial meeting 

of the Ladles' Auxiliary at tin 

» eoiiEreiauoiial SOUR serviee 

FV^ • Sosppers should ask that thesol rt . ^,it.i,, «*,** „ ,;„,*,,,." „„,*' 

1 

ed to everyone, 

June 5. Wednesday, at 7:30 

m. a brief Preparatory Service will 

be held at the church, 

HOLY THINITY, EPISCOPAL 

nth st. anil Central, av, 

Kev, lUcharii S. Bailey, KIM tor 

8 a,nl, HDly Coinniunlon, 

church. 

10 a.m. Saiiriny School. 

Tuesday. 8 p, in,—Monthly meet- 11;1& a.m. Morrrthg Si'ivic^ 

Ing of the board of tpuhleu:, ut theWi-ok-dujii: 

church. 

Wediiesdiiy. 7 30 p, in.—Mitlwrk 10:30 n,m. Wednesday, 

irnver infetini: unit IJibli. suulv. 0 30 [i.iii. Hiiii.ij-, 

Wednesday, 8:30 p. m.—Muni li- Saints' Days, etc.. ]n;30 am , 

ly meeting ol the Si'sslon ut tlu- 

Manse, 

lycllureliof slirdl slirdl shrcll hrdl 

FIRST METHODIST 

:Uh st, unit CVnlriil nv 

lU'v, A. L. (ionfjluff, Fastttr 

•WaUtn, Mr, Lunny said, can 

help compliance by posting ceiling 

Wednesday, June 5: 

Price IMS when customers can read 7:30 p.m.—Mid-week prayer nieei. 

easily, tagging all meat with 

l mui 'treiiBtlien your spimuni 

W«o»Kr«nt," ^ «Jtf._"h«lKSnîKa °' u " iM pm Simtliiy, Jinn- 2— 

0:30 ii. in.—church Sthiiui. yvi|, 

lir A, Chirk, iiii|H-riiiti-iiili-ni, Tlnn 

* a eliisa lirre iw [•very nî^. niui 

r invite VLIU Hi study tin- Bible 

illi us. 

11 a. in—=Mfifiiiii[i Worship, @rr= 

mil. "The Li'.t Klr.iiiliiln". 

30 p. ni.=-C'h!l( 

"' 

ttrown a. much larger staff of ln- 

, MrtMton Into the Held to lick the 

•HMfe asrket at the slaughter level, 

but everything really depends upon 

ffcat takes place at retail meat 

, counters." 

Ordered to Pay $10 

for Family Support 

I*wis A. Bilks, an, a carpenter .of 

Bsrt Blnbeth, was ordered in po- 

Uce court Saturday to pay *10 toward 

the support of his wife and 

eWM, residing in Ocean City. 

Wlfci was arrested on complaint 

of Harold W, Bager, overseer of the 

poor, for non-support of his fatn- 

Uy. Judge Howard Warren directed 

that the weekly money be paid 

through the overseer. 

! .irn>, LJiiy jirn- 

Kr.ini. lu in* jiiTHinlrfi by tin* child* 

reii's Division oi lliv Church Siliiuil.j ,[i,''lii 

Tuesday, June 4: (lt ; 

030 p. ni.—Tlic Senior Choir « ill' £.,„,,.,,I 

be enterlaiiu'ti at n dililu-r ut llw nuf n' 

liurnyiie iluii-l, l| ' 

7 P. ill.—Tlic W. K. C s. Ciiih ! 

will htilrt H t-iu-tli ii puny :i! tin ' 

houin ol Leri'tlu Biuiciei-s, UivMi-y'sl 

Prillit | 

7:43 p. in,—Wi- arc -I iLlyi;-;; t!i'-' 

Bonk oi isniiili, iiiid uniie s,.m in 1 

worship with us. 

^ ^ _ Friday, June 7: 

WmST PRESBYTERIAN 0:30 p, m.—The oliicial Uniii-d' i.-I 

st, mat Wesley av, . 'jiviiig a dinner in Junior of nil tin- 

The Gospel-CealS¥d and Mi£si$n- returned veterans o; our fh'irfh. ' 

irj-SHnHed Chnreh, J Tile conimi;: in clmrav i, I(.iy F: 

Itev, George rischw, Th. O,, PnBtnr; Diuby. Dr. Cliarli 1 C'ill'Kt'IiES OF tillKIST, 

SCIENTIST 

••ANCIENT AN!) MODKRN NI: 

cno.MANCY. AMAH MKHMI'liiHM 

AND HVI'NOrlfiM, UKNOfNCKi 1 

i* t.he r.e-.ûn-.ierHHMi Mibjri [ in; 

.-. II. Viul ,,M! A C ] 

0:18 a, m.—Prayer niceiiiit; oi ihe ! Missersimth. All reply i iircls »hn;ili' L 

Sunday SchaDi teaehers and oifie- : be returned imhieciiiiii'li-. ' , 

era in the choir room, I The floivori in the rhun Ii tin- 

8:80 a. m,—The Church at Study. | 9>nici«y are in iii-'iiinrj 

M. B. Lesson for June 0, '•Wnrteiny ' from our t-rniL ]I uho 

With Ohrist," Mark 0:7-13: Luke in j in'i'S ;n ill.- MI-, in' ": o 

1-3; 14:28-27, ! May tlnii- s.i'.-i-.jicr iw i 

: 

tur i?uhdLi\ r Dr. Crowe Heads 

Medical Trustees 

':ii'('NO!i-, i:i r . i u r M a y 

i-ji-i'l 

. Jijnt' 1^. 

C1OLDKN Ti:XT: -lly ihi.h nr.n 

my lieart tiuh-lh: hut i/um : •. \ he 

-li-elmth t>[ !:;> l.i un. ;iiifi :,,, | 

iitiii lor eii't riii. lo itirv ii:.c ;iio 

l.ir from Ihiv sjiuli pLTiJ.ll.' i I'.. 7J - 

1 ' 

' 

l u l l ! I M I I I I M U I I III 

• ,:, .ir ,a p,'ii-i-i.i in «- TIKE nliPAIKN 

Phone 0200.W 

AMOCO SERVICE STATION 

SPECIALIZED CAR LUBRICATION 

—Frpo full am IJcilvcry Service 

T&SMT 

»> OPENING -« 

I STATION 

pson Ave, 

A 

niiTTER GAS At Ant PWCE- «»"-„„ 

—^^—— ' "_' _* "*^fc= ASK FOE 

MOBILGAS STATION 

8th and Asbury Ave. 

LUBRICATION 

was rleeted eluilrmsn of the hoard 

oi truiiUjes for I he r-iisiiinir ycur. 

Dr. Crowe hns been a member 

of tho board for 12 years rind had 

served us its heerelury for the past 

eiKjlt yeiira. 

Or, Hersehel Peiill. iiiso of Ocean 

City, wiis :t ileleiruie U} the ennventimi, 

which wuii In sestiioii lour 

days. 

Use Pump to Aid 

Street Drainage 

The Eiist Cape May Ciillllilisslon 

has iii.Miillrii n Iftiiimriiry IiLliiip at 

Ihr lout ol Maiiisiin av, to 

lirr iiow ! 

—and In all 

manufacturer 

just like 

uiicor. 

DICK ONLEV'S 

48TH STREET GAHA 

SOCONY. VACUUM 

30.Minuto Battery Charging 

• LUBRICATIONl 

Phone 0784 48th and Asbury Ai 

AUTO PAINTING 

ESSENTIALS TO A GOOD 

AUTO PAINT JOB ARE.,,, 

An Experienced Painter. 

An Airtight, Dustproof, 

Good Painlin 8 Materials, 


Now that Synthetic Painti are 

again available, we will paint < 

your car for as little as ." . . . ' 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

50 

EXPERT BODY and 

FENDER REPAIRING 

Bishop Motor Sail 

Authorizfd 1'ACKAIJF) Dwiler 

Repairs and Service to AH Type Cars 

11S9 Asbury Ave,, corner of 12th St. 

• AUTHORIZED DEALERS * 

Sales and Service 

Wm. T, Powel 

11S8 Asbury Aw, 

We Are NOW A( ( EPTfNG ORDERS 

and DKI'USITS on the NEW 

PACKARD 

Improved Drllv.rir'. Arc Antl(ipclrd 


. Autburiwd HALES and SERVICE 

Complete Stock of Packard Parts 

îiÂjibury Ave., corner of IZthSt. 

ROY A, MEWGEL 

ALL MAKE CARS REPAIRED AND SEBVIOIO 

OOODXE4B TIBES 

IIS CKNTKAI, AVENUE 

SALES BUICK SERVICE 

WALLACE BROTHERS 

9th St. and Simpson Ave. 

—ALL MAKES REPAIRED— 

ATLANTIC SEKVICE STATION 

LEE TIRES EXIDB BATTIW?" 

Plymouth - DeSoto 

AUTHORIZED DEALER 

fornerReiort 

lB 

Personal 

Miss Evangelista 

To B« Married Soon 

HELEN C. HUDSOtl "" "tfitSTST *— 

Waving Scalp Trtatmtnti 

Hah Tinting Fat/alt 

Long or Short 

Up or Down Fashion 

We Assure You a Soft 

Natural Curl 

YOUR HAIR 

INDIVIDUALLY STYLED 

WE CREATE NEW STYLES 

JohnSOIl'S Beauty Salon 

Phona 0664 841 Asbury Avenue 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

703 Asbury Ave. Phone 1394 

Mule ,, _, ii • • 

Here Your Hair is 

STYLED and CUT Before 

PERMANENT WAVING 

All Branches of Beauty Culture 

ROSABELLE BEAUTY SALON 

1 404 Boardwalk Phone 1643 

i COLD WAVE PERMANENTS 

| Fwther Bob MachuieleM W«ve» M» ^ { 

"How Shall I Wear 

My HMr?" 

pst'i not a quffitlon just thrown 

Wo space when you asle It of us I 

W'U show you how, and style jfour 

JJJf In the most becoming fashion, 

Wljf on us too for hair care that 

WU1 keep yOur treaaea healthy arid 

totly, 

lie's 

Beauty Shop 

J026Aiburjr Avenue 

Phone 0719 

Hi i.l I'M i M'- 

T* 

Clubs ... Lodges 

Women's Club 

In Gala Dinner 

Varied Program oil 

11th Anniversary 

tesque dance, and later returned as 

the component parts of a dancing 

horse, 

RECITATIONS GIVEN 

Several excellent recitations were 

presented by Miss Jacqueline Horsey. 

All the officers and speakers re 

oelved corsages of roses, and each 

elub member also received a smaller 

corsage. 

The Misses Marilyn Hughes and 

Nancy Montagrm. president and vice 

president of the Sub Junior Club, 

were guests for the evening. 

Mrs. Christian, after Installing the 

officers, gave a report on highlights 

of the recent State Federation convention 

in Atlantic City. 

* * * 

Bank Teller To Be 

Married June 9 

Announcement has been made of 

the forthcoming marriage of Miss 

SUPIRFLUOOS HAIR 

SONAIi 

Mr. and Mrs, F, D, Wood have 

arrived from Jtaareth, Fa., for another 

Mason at 10 »aview rd, 

Willism Y»,-«toK of Morrisville, 

Pa, is nmr'tuat'Sm South End colony 

at Bl»-'Bentr»J>av. 

Mrs, C, O, ooolbauih, Philadelphia, 

Brrived this week at her resort 

home, JB Mornlngslde rd. 

Mrs. Bertha MM, ISIS Pleasure 

av,. is spendhii the summer at 18 

Parleaide av,, MillvUle, 

Soroptimi«ts 

Seat Officers 

Hnr M 

ByJ. G. Buclwr 

\ 

United Nation*, that nations U&l 

have no confidence in each other. 

There must be a universal understanding 

between nations, practice 

of Christianity, and treat patienM 

»nd faith exercised to achieve the 

final (oal of world peace." 

The club announced plans for a 

card party to take place Friday 

l;:j Mi.» Murphy to Wed 

night, June IB, at 8 p. m,. In the 

American Legion rooms on the. Mu- 

Offlwra of the Soroptimtst Club sic Pier. Proceeds will benefit the 

of Oape May Oounty were installed 

Joseph A, Gerety, Jr. 

at the monthly program meeting charity fund. 

Mr, and Mrs. Eugene O, Murphy. 

MS», CI«r« Brown 

, IIBIM to The 

at Plymouth Inn last Thursday 

* • • 

ilB Aibury av;, have announced; the 

at Marlton 

ta. A. Mtoi of Ml f•!«, nliht. The installing officer was Surprise Shower engagement of their daughter, Miss 1M last meeting of Vm 

•tn Mr utfnt. It wiH not be Miss Abigail ZeU, director of the 

Marian Owns Murphy, and Joseph nl On Mond«y at • 

rinrii illabtth Drown, o 

A varied entertainment prograni 

North Atlantic Region of Soroptim- for Mrs, Palermo A, berety, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, church buennit.. 

MU 

f, cm formerly of Marinorii, 

was presented last Thursday night 

l« Clubs. 

W A surprise pink and blue shower J. A, Oerety, SIB Shore rd. Bom- A rovered sisfi aU^p^ 

"B .« aWramonl of Vineland 

as 3S members and guests ol the Arrlv»U for ievsra: wtslu nt the 

iS funday at II a.m. In 

Women's Club of Ocean city ceit- Alvyn Hotel an Mr. »nd Mn, Mor- Those seated were: Miss Nancy W. 

was given Thursday night at theers 

Point 

scheduled far that tiro* 

"Burden Rt the 

tarBted the clubs 11th anniversary ton M. Boyd, of Plttaburih, and Aspinall. president: Mtas Reglna B 

Columbus Club, in honor of Mrs, Miss Murphy Is a graduate of thepostponed. 

Charles Palermo, arranied by her 

Mrs Ho 

with a dinner party at the Alvyn their »en. ABH M, •oyd, of Wasli- Roflgers, vice president: Miss Cath- sister. Miss Philomena Calise, 

Hotel, 

Initon, J»ine» Boyd la a«liMint erine Gordon, treasurer; Mrs, Edna The club house was attractively 

The affiir, a high spot of the eluh manager of the LaSaJlc Hotel In Smith, reeordini secretary; Mrs. decorated, with a stork as the een- 

season, marked the start of a newthe 

eapitH, 

Myrtle B, Richards, corresponding terpleee and streamers extendlni 

administration of officers, who were 

secretary; Miss Ethel OUnton, Miss from its mouth to gifts placed ar. 

Inducted by Mrs, Wilson Y. Christ- Dr. and Mrs. A, %. Reed, of Fhil- BMelle Ralston and Miss Lnum ound the room. The refreshment 

ian, southern vice president of the•dtlphla, 

hav« opened their sum- Croasdale, directors. All were re- tsblP, also In pink and blue, had • 

state Federation. 

mer home at 7IW Weiley av, elected. 

coach full of flowers in the center. 

Mrs. Harvey W. Adams was Mat- 

• • • 

TWO NEW MEMBERS 

Attending were Mrs. James Paed 

as president, succeeding Mrs. W. Mr »nd Mn, John MoOill and Mrs, Dorothy yLemon t and Miss lermo, Jane Palermo, Theresa Pll- 

Thoma* Adams. Other new pfflc- daughter. Virginia, of Beaver Falls, Helen stedem were inducted as Bill. Angelina Paone. Mrs. Richard 

nrs are: Mrs, Henry Berihner, vice P» and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, of new members by the club presi- Oambum, Mrs, Tony Bello, Mrs, 

i 

president; Mrs. Gladys Ayers, cor- Mayfair House, • fternmntown, are dent. 

James Herrlnfton, Mrs, James Mas. 

responding secretary; Mrs. Charles amonf recent arrivals who will 

"r Clmmnioni served 

Mlitlgan, recording secretary, and spend" several weeks at Hotel Ai- 

The guest speaker was John O, rarella, Mrs. Basil Donato. Mrs, Mi- 

,h, ft-iin tii" Hriibres in Hft 

Mrs, Oeorge Bowman, treasurer, 

Bucher, city treasurer of stone Har. chael Allegretto, Mrs, Salvatore Fog- 

MARION EVAKGELIBTA MRS, OOETZ PRESIDES 

*>* . . . 

bor and former newspaper correslio darmella Oallse, Philomena Ca- Lloyd's 

pondent in Europe for 10 years, be- Use, aloria MMaarelia, Anna Ma- 

Mr and Mrs, Vincent ivangellstB Mrs. Augustus S, Ooels was toast" A, B, Oallen, of Brexel Hill, has 

announeed the engagement of their mistress and announced the enter- 

opened hli South Ocean Oity home 

tween the world wars. The speaker, rie Foglio, Angplina Foflio, Mrs, 

daughter, Mlaa Marion Evangelista, 

at BM1 Central ev, 

introduced by Miss Rodfers. took as James Foillo. Mrs.»r. Nelson Boyd, Flower Shop 

tainment numbers. 

to Charles Edward Town^ son of 

. . . 

his topic: "After Victory, what?" Mrs. Oliver Given, Mrs, Joseph Ly. 

Mr. and Mrs, Claude J, Town, of 

Mrs. Frances wicks, former con- 

Bea Iile Olty, at a dinner party at 

cert pianist and member of the Mrs John Chubb, of Melrme 

Declaring that he had found the 

sakowski, Mrs. _ Nick Mlraglllo, Anna 837 ASBURY AVE. Phone «f7 

people of foreign countries basic- 

Marie MeCuslter, Jeanette Mlglia- 

their home, 1334 Oentral av,, 8un. 

Boston Symphony Orchestra, play- Park n spending some time at Oceally the same as here, Mr. Bucher 

ccio, Uaey Lacona, May Murphy, 

«, mill Mr». J«*n S. Munshow- day. 

ed a group of solos, including sevan mil, M0 Wrftrrt av, 

said he believes that peace will come 

Mrs, fflsle Foglle. Mrs. Leon Callse, 

_ ,nd dnuBhIPr. Donna Lynn, of 

eral of her own compositions. 

• * * 

only from a will for peace, better 

Mrs Louis Poglio. Mrs, Anna Mil- 

the couple will be married July 1 

Jiuitown. are spsn.dini srverlil 

Mrs. Jeanette stokes and Mrs, Howard Tnyn has returned from education, and Improved underliaecio. 

Lucy Ann Mtgliseeio, Don- 

and pltm to reside In Bea Isle City, 

S »t me home of Mrs. A. Bchu- 

Irene Williams each sang two vocal St. FiMMbure, Fla,, to his resort standing between nations to take 

stance Ooble and Trudy Tracy, 

, ITU Centra! ac. 

Quests at the announcement par- solos, accompanied at the piano by home, 101 Ffltaeuth pi. 

the place of fear and distrust, 

* * * 

ty were Mr, and Mrs. Claude Town, Mrs. Ayers, 

m * • 

Mr, and Mrs. Harry R, Sayrei, Mr, 

Mr »na Mrs. Oeor^ M, Ohew, 

"Thl§ education lor peace prob- Resort Couple Wed 

«, ant Mrs. J M- Wilbur have and Mrs Robert K, Hunter. Elsie Comedy acts wire hilariously 

ably will occupy^ several genera- 

of Auduban, have opened their 

- "from Charleston. S. O,. at IEvangelista 

and Vincent Evangel. staled by Mrs, Frank P. Bogle and 

tions," he said, "There were treaties by Judge Warren 

summer eottafe at 10 Momlniside 

Ma, Jr 

Mrs, perlrude Huihes, They ap. 

and organisations for peace before 

130) pleasure 

rd, 

Police Judge Howard Warren of. 

peared first in blackface in a bur. 

the last war, but these did not stop 

• # * 

fielated Saturday evening at the 

war because the will to live up tomarrlaie 

of Miss Mary A. Deleorio, 

Mrs. O, J, flronin has arrived from the treaties did not exist, 

711 Bay av., and Alvin E. Blevin. 

Audubon to spend the season at 

vgym meAurv PAULOR 

844 Pennlyn pi, 

"Today, It is evident from hap* same address. 

peiiings at the conference of the The wedding took place at i p, m. 

Mrs. W. Zabel, of Hiddbn Heights, 

has op«ned her eottafe at 1MB Oentrai 

»v. 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

I I AII B»«tr Aim 

1U1 , m ASBBBT Mm. 

FEATHER BOM — IHACH1NKLE88 WAVgg 

DOT'S BEAUTY SALON 

A»bury Avenue 

Phone 1543 

worn ion 

B¥ 

ELECTROLVSIS 

Frida Meflentin Vow 

EIBf («•«•* •»* Blfll_lT_IU»BB««*td 

gOl AshuTF Ave, Ph. Xlp, 

AL EN YARN SHOP] 

Ml Bay An, rtwi M 

open rn.-8.t. -tn t» t. M. 

Julia French 

Millinery Shop 

Open THiniSDAV. FRIDAY A 

SATURDAY mill IdHlier nolle* 

Wllh the Idlest OnaUoiM rf 

FLAWERED HATS, STRAW! 

•lid FELTS 

Cor. 4th and We»ley 

PboiM 1BS3 

-Kti. 

Farmer's 

Market 

Fun Product* 

FrMh Me*t. 

Strictly f re»h Eggs 

NO CHILX) NEED BE CLUMSY! 

MARGARET JOIWSOf* SCHOOL 

of DANCE and DRAMA 

507 8tb 0478-W 

BALLROOM DfiNClNB 

For All AfM 

Tup, AsmiMUe, T«, BBHI, 

Md Fn Trot iMMUM 

Art OMW 

vVtttm, nmH 

4hMMMI 

miCE AGAIN THEY'RE AVAILABLE 

— FAMOUS — 

SEASPRAY 


Designed for wlt-ur «ea*hore on, 

Hundreds have been installed 

in Ocean City homes 

Dorothy Goldstein, daughter of Mr, 

and Mrs, Morris Goldstein, 100 8. 

Providence av,. Atlantic City, and 

Alviii K, Trautenberf, son of Mr, 

and Mrs, David Trautenberi, '* s Mr, and Mrs. James Jewitt have 

arrived from Philadelphia to open 

their summer home. Mi 15th st, 

B. L. Youni* 01 PhiladelphlB, is 

now here for the season at TIB 3rd 

st. . j" 

- 

Michigan av.. that city. 

Joseph Hr'Atkiinon has arrived 

Their wedding will take place on 

from W#_Ott tane for the season 

at 1*47 Will «v. 

June 9 at 1 p, m,, in the Embassy 

. • * 

Room of the Strand Hotel. Atlantic 

City. It will be followed by a 

Mr, and Mrs. Walter T, OraP, 

• Metal or Wood Blinds 

reception for the wedding party at 

Philadelphia, will open their sum- 

Ihe hotel, and by a reception for all 

mer horn*. *?7 4O> it., for the sea- 

their friends that nifht at the home 

son on Memorial Day, 

• Drapery Comicei 

of the bride's parents, 

• • * 

8 O, Hopkins. PhUadelpliia, has 

Mr, Trautenberg is well known opened his resort residence at 2400 

here as a note teller at The National 

Bank of Oecaii City, with Oentral *v, 

which he has been associated since 

• * * 

1933 Jre was honorably dtsehargM Henry B. Qilbert, of Philadelphia. 

front the Army last fall. Both he Is now at his summer homr, 230 

and his future bride are graduates Oentral av. ^ 

of Atlantic City High School. William H. Unveriagt. of Phlla- 

* # § 

delphUt, has arrived for the season 

Har«y L, Harter, of Fhiladelphia, at S240 Central' av, % 

has opened his summer home at 418 

• * # 

Ocean rd. 

Mr, and M«s. A. J, ATmstrong. of 

Pox chase, PIIIHL. are here for the 

Telephone Gla»sboro 640 

season at 8i€ 7th st. 

W« OO ANTWHEEB SPEEDY DELIV1RI 

Estimates without ObUfatloii by 

Factory Speelaltaia 

• Homes or Commercial 

Buildings 

• Old Blinds Reconditioned 

SEASFJtAY VENBTIAN BUNDS MADE •» 

WEIRTON PRODUCTS CO. 

2S E. Center Street Clayton, N. j. 

THE 

MAY BEACH 

FLOOD STAGE! 

Reports from th« resorts of Capo Miy County 

as well as frorn mmy other northern resort 

center*, indicate that the current vacation 

season -will be a record one. The thronis of 

health and pleasure seekers may tax our 

facilities. 

Will the tide reach flood stage m 1946 , , , 

or can we expect several years of peak vacation 

travel in our direction? We should make the 

most of our opportunities, always keeping in 

mind that, sooner or later the tide must ebb, 

Ju« because business comes easy this isason, 

we should not relax in our ettorti to 

provide visitors with every comfort and con>> 

venience. They will remember those little 

extra courtesies. 

PIRCY H, JACKSON, Dlr.elor 

MPAITMINf OF rUillC APIAI11 

IOAIO «r CH01IH 

In the oommtailoners' chamber it 

city hall, to the prsiiinoe of • nuU 

group of MUlvn and friends. 

O t f i l i 

oohlid school her*, 

Ohrtitmas Deleorio, father of thechmrau 

frotn tbe Anny 

bride, wai* best man, and Mrs. 

he lai becoine SMDC" " 

Frmneea Blevin, Jr., sister-in-law 

neas with his father. 

of the bridegroom, was matron of No date 

set. 

honor, > f t 

Church 

to Meet 

The Wol&es'a 

Tlii. Sunday, June 2, Begin* National FtMNr 

Week For Shut-in. 

A flit of rLOWEBB or a PQTTBD PlANTm tUa 

your mil wMtis will sumlr cheer the way for • rrlcnd wfea 

111 or who ta olhcrwlM buclln. 

SEND YOUR LOVE WITH 

Orchids Peonies 

Larkspur 

Roses Ca*natioiii 

Gladioli Sweet Perns 

Place 

Graduation 

Orders 

NOW! 

Gorgeous 

of Sweet Peas, RNH Lily of the 

Valley, Corn Flowers, Carnations, 

etc. 

Potted Plants , ,. 

Geraniums 

Red Begonias , . -. 

Periwinkle ... 

Gifts That Grow ... 

Pottery Gifts , . , 

Plants for Window Boxes 

CORSAGES, BonqoeU. Baskets and Funeral Mesa*. IM •»; 

w to IBB Shore Memort.1 mm&M la smw. P«tot • ! • ; 

deni 

of u and opunibt MMM to S*» Ui Ctty mat «tJMMm 

Wm, 

OCEAN CITT IS ON THE AIB, TUNE IN TIB OCEAN 

BOOSTERS PBOOBAMS — TPE8PAT, TM «• • P-^— 

WEDNT.9DAT 9 to 9:30 pin.—WTTQ - l«Si M * ^ BU 

WALK A BLOCK AN» BATB WONBY—OPEN t!H «• ft. 

4 

Come in ,, 

Today ^ 

For the \U\v 

- s 

fire$tonc 

DELUXE CHAMPION 

T h e Tire T h a t S t a y s S a f e r L o n q 

f o I you r p i a f. 

All Sizes In Stock 

TRUCK ad PASSENGER Til 

PALME] 

CHEVROLET «d OUBStftiMl

"*' 'fc 3 - 

**• 

* f" 

* • ^ 

* , 

*• I A 

[ Slmw 

Âttended 

KfwmnU Affair 

Specialty numMrs that found 

much favor with the audience irf- 

eluded a graceful Hawaiian hula 

dance to the music of "Aloha", by 

pale Smith, Lorelei potts, boris 

Smith and-Irene Trautenberg, and 

two accordion solos by Jeannim 

Clayton, 

SOOBoyScoiits 

In Camporee 

Steel Pier to Have 4 Bands This Week End 

Enjoy Week-End 

Outing at Point 

•OMM POINT — Three him 

dred Boy Scouts and their leaders 

irS wiiuS fflK'gfci" * ' '""if '"»» AUsn - l .'F CountJ '' *" d 

troopa from Atlantic County 

" ne Iram Oa clty wcre 

Brn^îif^tdiyf^WSfrmmf or thc oay »y gâfS*the^rsfK 

_ 'auk H. Hart, Boger Williams and 

Robert Stretch, complete with han- 

ile-bar mustaches and high silk 

Hats which they had trouble 

Point 

—„-„ *.„.„ annual min- 

I (hew, which presented a col 

* —•-'-.• musical and dancing 

i Sawes av, school au 

directed by Jar* rut 

_, _J described as the best of 

I aeries to date. 

i« performers were EsU-lle 

Helen Vclt. and Lorelei 

_ taMmllsls; Sue Voss, tup ttanc- 

spedalist, and Mr. Patterson, 

i ui( two numbers as well as 

tag In the role of master of 

[ I,^ em t1* ln *-»mOBy oh "fuddle 

Up a Little Closer' was given alsc 

by the Melody Maids, Helen Camp 

Jean Smith, Lucy Chamberlain, Hi 

Velt and Catherine Mink. 

More Paint Soon 

The postwar Bottleneck which has 

been holding up the production of 

paints soon will be broken as the 

Jfaee comedy in the tradi- result of scientific development of 

nlinstrel manner was provld- a new synthetic eopolymer resin, a 

"Moonlight" oonover, "Mid- Akron manufacturer reports, Oon 

But; "Blackout" Beard and serves natural oils and resins In th, 

Hay. making of indoor 

FODD 

PLATTERS 

Deviled dams - Crab* - Clams on Half Shell 

Fried Oyitera - Clam Stews - Oyster Stews 

mm 0 HIRE 

€M*ihg 

Bait Live Craba 

RALPH CLAYTON 

N, W. SMe 34th St Bridge, Manwn, N. J. 

Telephone 

1NCH0RAGE TAVERN 

WTEAXB: SEAFOODS . CHOW . ROASTS 

"standing sucee 

John B, Tomlln, veteran Scout 

loader, of Atlantic City, was 

and was assisted by F, Stanley Buff 

and HHlton__Haye5._ficld-aeout #M- 

;eutives. 

Mayor Fred w. Chapman weleom- 

!d the buys Friday night. Each 

group-ând they came from as fa 

away as EBB Harbor—brought an 

erected its own tent, and there alsi 

were field tents for tlie commissary 

for first aid. under the direction 

Milton MeLauehiin. of Atlantii 

. and a trading post. 

On Saturday there was a dresi 

parade, flag ceremonies, a efimj. 

pow.wow.witrl eaell troop present- 

ing a skit, and a sonEfcst. The boys 

also found time to puss tests, mid 

to witness a forest fire righting 

demonstration, staged by Prank 

Kover and William Phoenix, of the 

Forest Fire Service, 

On Sunday an archery demon- 

stration was enjoyed, ReliEiou.' 

services for tlie Scouts also were 

arranged. Rev, Ocdrie Iliekinan 

paster of Bethany Methodist 

church, led a service on the camp 

iite far the Protestants, and thr 

lOys of the Cnthnlie faith attend- 

ed the a o'clock Mass at st, Jn, 

sepli's Chapel. Services for the 

Scouts of Jewish faith were eon- 

ducted Saturday morning. 

Explorers' Post, No. IS, of At. 

iantie City, served as messengers 

during the Caraporee, 

Attendance High 

In Point Schools 

)f thr Won: 

lpiri Wcdn, 

st I hcndqimrU'r; 

--Bv was suhmitt 

New York av, nnrty. slum 

month was MA. Oeoriie John 

school. !)2B. li.i- rommin 

iiinced that ar-1 miikr thr ,,< 

CHARLIE SF1VAK 

Atlantic City, will have four banns over 

for dancing, feaiurliis Charlie Splviifc on Su (he Memorial 

l 

rhrrs 

BOMERfl POINT _ Earl Brown 

uperintendeiit of schools, reported 

to the Board of Education last 

Thursday night that the percent 

of attendance 

school for tlie 

and for Dawes 

M>. Brown 

n true tkih «a, -tarted in ihr 

nitli ind .luhth grad.- Apiil in 

il mat i_ Kid prugress Ins inn 

I mndi tn 11 i ji inil 

Mi il „ rl ,, irti d tlrtt l,p inj lt 

tend, -i Hi, |i ihln ,(.hnnl am i 

lniunn iprr\i ur nirptinK lM \j 

etalj. rpcnili und tlwt Mm In 

nan dnrtZrn e iitiol nur v Ind t 

1.1 d. d a I , iith torum jt M ur, 

I The bniiuiff of sao on the picdRF 

nf las Id the Americrm Red Cruss 

Drive was paid utid a hiihinee ul 

SIS nn :i iJl.clui. (if sas for tlie Ail 

War* Mi'nicjFinl Uuihlmg Fund ul 

sin iiuiti. 

Women GOP Earn 

$40 With Party 

R, ji 

•MO 

i In 

and 

iblicun LPMBII 

I'PnillF. n! tl 

Hall, a rcjiui 

lie recent tnr 

proceeds, Mi- 

irman, thaiikc 

all who liclpr 

Mi 

DEAUVILLE INN 

Strathmcre, N, j. 

DAY or NIGHT 

FISHING 

59th ST. PIER, 

Adults 80c . Children 3Bc (tax included) 

TOriiCHT 

ud SATURDAY NTTES 

DANCE 

To the Mu»k of 

RAY SEARS 

DEAN'S CAFE 

Open Every Morning, including 

Sunday 

LIGHT LUNCHES 

DARTS 

Mrs, Ida C. Dunbar 

Dies of Heart Attack 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs, Ida C, 

Dunbar, OH, of 747 Bay av., died ef 

a heart attack while visiting her 

nin-r. Mrs. Pearl KiliB, 7S9 Shore 

rd., Friday. Dr. Murcia Smith, of 

Oi'un City, hrr fiimily physician. 

,,r,.,,,-.,,j]c(H:j j u, r dead, 

Dimljilr resided in AtlBntic 

id Piiiliifiriphia, before mak- 

iiers point her home, seven 

mo. She is survived by her 

Albert, and three sisters, 

ik Fulmpr. nf Atlantic City; 

ri S|Wrico and Mrs. Hit tile I 

itttis, iitiili oi Philadelphia. 

St-rvirns were conducted at thr 

.Tiddhnon Funeral Honie Monday 

vryiim. with Erv, Robert Wueliter, 

111-tor or urare Lutheran Church. 

Mitmtilis, InUTmeiit was in Hiil- 

ide Ctuiietery, Roîlyn, Pa. 

Point Streets 

To be Improved 

Dirt Road Fund 

to Yield $3,000 

8QMEIWJ POINT — Tlieodoi 

eskers, ehairniftil . It voie. 

• Oharies Vail won B 110 prize at iiave so far hern sjjoken out luuri, cs ° strong protest against thp city 

Duke University for the best student And those who arp speaking against ordinance that requires male bath- 

talk tiivpn beloro the American In- the plan gave him much the same f"5 to wear jerseys, 

stitute of Electrical Engineers. impression: they seemed to iiim too Th «| fnu8i,t shy of onythiiiu New-Deal- under obliBslion to no clique, group, 

lance inr SI.UIIU, alter ; , ^ ^ m [ (ih[pn (o t>)e ^ ^ organli!allo|1 qr individual, with one 

urEliiB sijeiuiinis of what we iniportant exception; Its subserib. 

:i't But, _ ers. 

RUDOLPH H. KLAUDER, 

liJT Central ov. 

that had serv- 

ed for the purpose was wrecked in 

a collision. 

William Btowe was injured when 

the horse he was driving bolted in 

fright at ft tractor and ho was 

thrown from the wagon. 

This newspaper does not -'scare" 

easily, as others than Mr, Oourley 

have learned in the past. 

The sentinel.Ledger has publish. 

ed numerous letters, both for and 

L»TNT 

rUlrSI 

Ediiw BemiHrl-Ledaer-I wish to "Bums! the ordlimnee in question, 

The Real Estate Board asked the express my sine, rest thanks to the !>!«! will I" 1 p 1 * 0 »° "«"«f ^? P»»; 

coiinty freeholders to issue bonds Homers Point police iorie. namrly »*" tlwm-but u wil publish none 

to bifv ecliiipment W exterminate Cum. ,OenrBe Jolinson. for the as- written by Mr. Oourley, m. this, m 

mosquitoes in this area, tisiuiici- he gave 10 my wife when f»V other subjm. WB dor, hke 

• . . . niy son. James, 4, was taken sick his iniHientin. his blatant attempt 

Furman Willis local G. A. R, vet- Sunday, May 10, and for removing to eow. or slrame or frighten this 

eran. was honored at a dinner by him to the Shore Memorial Hospital, newspaper inti.i using 

Shoemaker Post of Bridgeton. " ' ' "' •-'-••' • "• "'

• At 

tel Completely Remodeled; Becomes Unique Seashore Hoi 

American Colonial 

IVevaik In Lounge 

Ho«pitable-Looking New Reception 

Furnidied with Priceless Antiques 

Mtlidf of the Alvyn Hotel, i!4 Brighton pi,, will 

.«MBM it at firat this aufnm#r—for part of it is 

iWBt after a winter and thousands of dollars spent 

• and improving it, 

u rtunitir^/or 

p of thr "S{H»IK \ 

.Air. DertH>rn 

âirt. ^nri con 

SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS 

. . to , , 

UPON THE COMPLETION OF ITS 

REMODELING CONTRACT 

This firm i,i pruud- t'J liavg had tho 

privilege of doing the interior doi:

•*mi 

S3 

|M, ; See.- aua 

. Walter Dittrtch, 104: Mae Canynm*! 

Smith, 100, 

8—1. Thomas McCoIlom IBS- 

James MigUaeeio, 3: nimbfth Poveil, 

14; Wmttm Given. 3, * 

Joseph John Paone • 

*«« ftrguson PlnWia 

SdwaM Broiu Burrous Powell paweli 

Oeorjte Oeorge Carl Rinc* Mack 

CJiarles Eadllne Ii,jberts, Jr. 

.••MlBr F§r Rant *£.«*»*..±~l Il~LP?fem 

« *• 0e« la 

Mf JUmy A 

Qpntt, »; Mildred Smith. OrUg Scheimerhom 

; mnei Ooeti. «• MarJr Jamre aerwtt auniviu, 

ne OfMtar WDdwood Ch«nber 

I Oounty. 

si* in Case Itoy 

I Tbe Chamber proposed that the 

vemnumt acquire the spans, to be 

turned over Mar to the State Highway 

Department for maintenance. 

IM an the bridge* was increase 

earlier in tbe wMk from IS to 30 

cents, with sH tickets to be sold 

for tl instead of «•*•&. 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMahsn, 

I Memorial Day period viiltlng"Mrs! I 

WDhain Haughty. 10th st: and West 

av. They wen accompanied by Us 

aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Strliighain, 

»OB«RT BRICKLEi 1 ; ' I 

I in Order of Ihe Cfiurt I 

I the.SIM* »( Ne. JtrTI 

he Sflj] day of "Jui* n,ir -J 

HARDWARE 

SherwJn Williams PalnU 

Garden Toob and Seeds 

Doerr'i Hardware Ce. 

Your Cw MUST LASTl 

Jaui dare Austin 

Ernestine Marie Bannister 

Bon-na Batej 

Jullfl Jennie BoWe 

1 May Brooto 

Anne Burchard. 

swws Jean ~ 

Jem O«roj Oo, 

JMn Marie Davtfi 

Ida Jon Dever 

lamina Bunting Krrtetaea 

Maanor Anne Fogg 

Oamllle Marie Pord ' 

Lob Maiil}-n Prj- 

Baifcara Ann Qwy 

Butfc BUffiBth UffiBeth HHackee: 

Shirley linda Harre^ 

Frances Arlene Hedgdon 

Chrliitlne Antoinette Iacono 

Jum moon l«ahw 

CMrlotM Amelia LeoBard 

BbMer Jean McKaig 

Theresa Adeltiw Mrajchetti 

Doris Elaine Moore 

Maty Bhel Oberteck 

»»y Angejina Patermo 

Worente Margawt p 

VttfinU Jessica «er^ 

1 Mrs, Elmer 8, Bakley. an Central 

., is reported improving after unrgoing 

a major operation at the 

Shore Memorial Hospital Wednesday 

morning. 

AM PIMPLES 

D . ; • •"•,'.' O . p r - .:ht 

CLOCK 

REPAIRING 

He National Bank of Oce 

u a Resort B 

AH w« f«*l oar customers should h«r« 

« •• iatndo* darinff the busy 

*. Our bwiUiw fadUties, therefore, 

"" * 7 Saturday morning 

[ mch bosineas as Is compatible with the 

THE NATIONAL B/ 

,1 OCEAN C3TY 

nOEKAI, DKYOOIT INSIWANCE C^ 

M M , Ml AuUmmitc VdWf l> ear 

ul iwMaB when jn tatke a tpK 

B«nJring Hour*: 9 un, to 2 p.m. 

SitaAiys; 9 a.m. to 12 M. 

s^ /5Li? e/ry OFFICE 

ATLANTIC CRY BUcniC BtnLDINO 

H«n 11 aja, to J »«. 

r •*••» May 1st la 1 

••r w« ma •• a H N M ttat u wmim, no 

» watttec t* a* ynt ceaklM « — ' •> - 

Maca Satnrdari i " ~ 

OUR BEST WISHES TO THE 

GRADUATION CLASS OP IMS 

TITLE INSURANCE 

CJffiLÂ TITLE and 

GUARANTY 

m* KMinal taak « OMIB ei# 

CIMtalK 

i r*.t«*« «' •••»•• 

ATOES 10-35 

•4T 

LUNCH MEAT —33c 

JHiALli. 

• 3*T*n Protoctoa 

The rwort'. bathln, MMSB had 

• flM ataxt o«r Mnorkl Day 

when lane orowd. flocked to the 

Beabh f|M Oapt. Thoma. William, 

petted UfetdlMt at ut, loth 

and 14a M. on Tllllltday and Friday. 

By aatuMV there van as 

many tathere that he al» opened 

beathM at Butt rt. and eth at. 

Mout 20 PHNB received flnt 

aid treatment for tnjurtae 1 at the 

IDA at, mala headquarter.. 

SHOE STORE; 

945 Asbury Av. 

SPEaATORS 

SMATC with OOMTOBT 

• BBOWN ud WHITE 

• KCD sad WHITB 

• BLACK and WHITE 

CASUALS 

(Ul Oafcr Cant 

DBEBS or rLA 

SADDLES 

BROGUES 

ROYAL SHOE STORE 

945 Asbory Aw. 

Iafcstmeirt 

Securities 

Artkur L Battei 

645 Brighton PI. 

MM ttatf M il 

ii •••*••> 

ISM than enough can- MaMl Group Give* 

JI the 48 arauatoiejoi* IntfnimMital Promm 

ParaUel Parking 

ForAsboryav. 

AWHIciitlow, rooMly from fotmer 

guard*, have , been neatly arrivlns mm dally. former im-iir-i-! ••«••«» 

5 beta arriving dally. «rtdejioi of the prog, betaf 

made in instrumental miulc at Oceta 

City Hl»h School, was ureinit- 

- ^d to the Klwani, Club, Wednesday 

afternoon, by a group of five rtu- ttSfAA&S 

B 

dent musician, under the direction 

To Proceed -.•.-..•J • «OWneU 3, Pearl, band tortructor. Vehicle, declared 1MRW, 

JtCCU MMMons ranging from the da.- 

h f th 

stea to popular mualc were offered 

OontUned 

OontUned 

fm 

fm 

pace 

pace 

1 

by 

by 

tnuopcten 

tnuopcter 

%gm .»*»»« p»p»«i w 

Raymond Adam, and 

of return. Wilfiam Hi Hem and clarinetists 

continue In effect all other tanl 

BUSINESS H» AGAIN OBISCT Be^ Moore 

I eluding the baa on aM.nlsat nark-1 

PrlncipiU oppoaltlon spekeaman Oaj^ BUlnii. 

,(f -- ..-,fr- 

I 

againat paving West av. hut does Wôondt «eetloni were "Oarnl- and Btb tu. 

not agree with tlie proposed method »H o* V«nloe" and "Moonlliht and - 

of oBtaglt. ^ ^ «««." waHam played -Tim Ueo- LOOT-Turtt»«astd pto, outlined 

"The Association wants this work estrauroe • and -Moonlight Madon- m gold and rUneatonM Valued 

to be done provided the expense na." for sentimental Manns. Reward, 

can be borne by some agency other The girls' clarinet trio played L, L. Wallace Store, 4tn st, and A»than 

the taxpayers of Ocean OIW," "concerto." "All Through the Bag" l?ury,av, i-7 

l ^ S M TOD TOD LATE LATE TO TO CLASSffY CLASSffY 

most-uaed portion of West av,, from 

eth to 10th """ -"" 

take {ays. care % of %nssr a need and • -1 ^^^s^^m i fi.r^rio^-fe "ws- 

the state-aid prosram paving oi lonley, 400 Mth st 

munloloal streeu J« limited,to • irOATIOll":c 

in the center, whereas tne eooi. Experienced in eluld studr and 

mlMlonen. feel that a mere ©an- SrC M OuU rd. 8-14 

should be made, 

lneh« thlet 

"We would be happy to obtain 

cusUonf, »30 each. Very .—~ 

ondition. OaU Baturday, any flme. 

DS 4th st, t'1 

kitchen range, 

pM'WJsPii'ftMafc'V'îfrf 

1 i i IIHT •i~rnn» • i M 

ANTED DISHWS d 

second cook. Female preferred. 

undy 

1 the the balanes a with a M-»rt tSSêabE^jphinOBrath! Zenfth Zenfth SALE—A SALEA boot blaclT^tahd"and blaclT^tahdand a 

strip at the north and south ends, radio highboy; oy; bookcase: ga garden d bench, b h 4foot 4-foot 4ft ret, rest, t solid lid i brass. ba , 

It also was suggested that the tools: buffet: : electric sweeper: 1-2 and brushes. 811 Sunpeon av, J-31 

commistioners oBWin tii t state id f aid d for doseri ame td seated s»ted hi chain: ehairsyi 2 2 ll small snug J~=~ BAIJ~=~MAW aAli^^MAiri Bnarimnititir W W- 

the «nter and then do both sides Igref 

»£n,''*gg "ow- « cleT Mod ewMtton^wireLjasfcet, 

PhOM 1 W B - T ^ sm tl Wf 

I **«» l »rs. Ja* ^«r, 4M el ^ ^ ^ 

with elty funds and Maeamnente, Oeeanâv. Phone 1MB,— «-J good balloon tin 

SriJKX' *° "" ""* °' "" °^ "^•T^hftmifaft &M B low, a bedrooms: m i g tigm- noS: BALB-WIOKKR fc^g^^ UVUR room fund. 

keepUig apartment. Season, On|n .tllre aavenport, a chalraînd ta- 

Ho atenta^^ 9-1 We_ gnrlng cushion seau, ôe Uk 

f ID-TOWN SALE—IS ft. 't. Ifiwauan Hawaiian iurt surf board, 400 Bay av, ai^ ' *•? t-7 

George Fish, a resident of Wes- wpd ^dltion. For informaton TWO"Auto.grand^QMer.»Bt popwv 

av in the Oardens, spoke in phgr^^y, «-7 n, and Deanut machines to 

nurse, 20. good Shditton. 800 Boardwalk. I 

iiw, Mrs, Mar. 

its oeeanfront and bayfront 

F-* *!~i I 

i section. i jean, ^jjte, brand new, reason- n- ready for vour boat, *100. Can pel 

of Mud," he declared. "Then lyae |_ ,BIS wesley a*. fr-7 nd seen at 153 W. 17th St. t-7 

been a mom favaraMe flu- aAXE^^Bueket-aldly^ store, 40- " THrtB^wnto r i""Jon«f, One V I 

andal altnatkm far It, ta my e>. ^ôri fal*anteed Ûer: book- »• r complete Hm flttnui, 

periense." ease, glass front, 3 shelves, 713 *- two months, VM AsbiBt_?*-_ J"? 

Mrs, Olive MacPherson, also MJ Wesley aV; 8-7 

*| 14 cu. ft, FrlBdalre commsrcial ejtJ 

eetrie refrffiirator, goo* condladvocate 

of the project, said that SACE^HOT water heater and 30- »• tlOB. Schuff, 710 AsBuiy av. Phone 

West av. properW owners are per- gallon boiler, double copper coil; iil; iM». M 

fectlv willing to pay assessments 7 storm sash. 111 Atlantic av, 

ô-grt-'iid'-'af-tte fUth«d dlrfu«*. fnone_IMWt. _ *-» 

now have." 

I •» paying, and as sueti It seemi 

I me we should have the say tt 

whether it U dene," 

everything proposed in the past^40 phone bMe^J. 8-ai 

that such projeeto always had help. UoOj 7S |ajoo.lb. capacity. Phone 

led develop Ocean City. |l2S3, _. _J , •"' 

- I boat motor, A-l condition. Ootn- I 

BENTWOOD chairs for sale. 

l* jiriiBl'rf iTi»i*Trii'_j_ : TM'I_J_IlS-^__ TTiii m 

e-ailRro^p^^. ^^ 

WAHTBD — 

for weMe 

our progress," he mid near Win school. Inspection by start; full time after June l|Must I 

One objection raised was by Da- appointment Price on request, be 18 years or over. Apply w Asvld 

O aardiner, who called atten- Bradford. Ill Atlantic av, Phone buryav,^ ______»"" 

Uon to the fact that millions of liM-W; _ ^ __K EOBT-^JlBiind gold pî, ^ djdollars 

1 worth of highway work is RENT—ONI room for light house. sign, with Bear! canter, MomlMr, 

being deferred nationally because keeping. Box 4M1, BenUnei-Led- Reward, Hlndia Apt, 1-B, llth sfc 

fiff*'"* «"—*«* »- lAi^mvlMa-abienofferurn S ^ t ^ **m_*!#je& 

only U per cent above pre-war 

prices per yard of surface. 

RAILROAD CHANGED 

FOUNDEBS 1 Pl^NS 

M*W ttM tlie -•——• ha. cone 

Ma aaaae «l ifce ae Indi^dttali 

who an saw oppoalnc thu 

liailalralirif beta* nl.nl N»w we 

in or out, Jtaiul? of 4, good 

wages. Borne cooking. Write F, B, 

Taryes, can of Joyce Machine oos 

Hatboro, Pa, tf 

IYB EXAMINEO 

Optometrist 

ers Intended West av, to be the f^nj, MO¥~be responsible for 11' ^-Ott«' 

principal business thorofare. The Wcd# and Bum 

x aHySebûnffis ejected by ,,0-1* » 

only reason it isnt, he aald. Is that aygeif, Qerard ToUnuyi, Tueka- I ] N| " 

the railroad refused to eome into gae/K. J. I 1 

the community on the marshes and , 

was given the center of the avenue 

for its tracks, which were removed 

only five yearn ago. •• 

.mmr&y^fKK FOR DELICIOUS FOOD 

to At -nilim «kM ->d TO. 

Ut^Mi c^psasltsweu It laM 

docnt add dd np." " 

Brmd Shortage 

I Hit. Ocean City 

•OBuiitF population, but the mi 

The Miller* Nattonal M n 

•t OtdMga declared TUMday that 

tbe nation had struck bottom b the 

Mmatls floor arjortage, and prerttoWl 

a, BBieral eatmg of the bread 

abortage In Moor three watte, 

•normotu ahlpinenta of wheat to 

srf^nijiiai urning Sf^M fnv - i^@ 

-a^Bia»p^ ^^Bara^swsPi ^Jfc MSMH. ' WT*T"W^P^^^B^* jaj E^SB^B 

alinHsiVW tt#l§tia5feâ*j4~ ~wi " ¥1 kaklf dMwa ¥"~iA 

atocta dattUMHl for OYBUBM to re- 

Mn MUM soMHWu The new 

wta*«r wheat erop wa» expected to 

BtCELLENT SERVICE 

# • a At 3 • • 

POPULAR PRICK 

NEW...DIFreRENT...DEUGHTFUL 

CRYSTAL 

DINING ROOM 

OCEANICftOT 

llth and We.ley Avc. 

BREAKFAST,, 8:30 to 11 a.m 

DINNER... 5:30 to 8 p.m. 

To insure fl 

MI, D-iry C

'iMnutY BEAirnni.i 

i Atglen Hotel 

Dining Room 

A 

§th at Central 

m MMMtai «r tht 

your visit to 

WNING ROOM 

BREAKFAST « ..m. to Noon 

DINNER 4 to 8:30 p.m. 

m*. 

MM- 

Re-Opening fK/DA Y 

STOWE'S 

MARKET 

I Adbury Ai Telephone 8835 

•VUnagemeiit of . 

Vwn Stows 

«•* NOW OPEN -« 

Economy 

Fruit Market 

700 Asbwy Avenue 

%nth • Complete Line of 

FRUITS ,» iii>' , i. i.^t of 

impfavcHHMits io Co.; Lose* Here of New Jersey consider it their duty 

io be be sjtrei.illy sjtrei.ill asscsgpi 

against thg loii an. 

n«r. Senate candidate: is for Lewis grease^ 

mal,,l miioinn iii the toil ,,f i,,,,,] ;m. 

8. Don't use extra 

BULOVA . BENRUS 

, for the county comsalads 

. 

(1n Harold B. Paris, John O. 

FRESH EGGS 

stead of 

RINGS . , , 

aid John Huff. 

oJgB of the board of direc- 

and Poultry 

Bmith, of Ocean Olty. lent of loaves of 

BRACELETS .,. 

i 

lfau. -Round Delivery 

LOCKETS . , . 

lg|l MB B»yr*fw Faran 

Osen View miBonTK^si.ariz: 

CROSSES.,,, 

Scad a p«ilf Ihu 

aUriiU anil ac—it^ thcrntf, fi 

> Ô PARKINO Big.i, 

where l 

arc permit led by Uw \Q be cs- 

OHDIKABCK HO, lit 

Uhiishrd, d 

(c) On thf ieuthwesterly side ef 

RDINANCE 1 

Eifhth îfeet between West Avenue and 

CoitilnlisieiifF' 

C 

dlUBe, .ntllUd "AH ofclWIIA M|¥eii Avenue, whkh srfs ii detigBiled The abpn Ordlnante wai siised bi bi 

10 rwiiih the ninr in nick •or tasi_or e&h iiand _ — 

the Board M CemraiaaiQaefs C i i ef f the th tsty tt 

a«iii. wirti |U »tt«r BiiitMltal Cd) On thf BQFthwent. lid? el nl" Oee.r, Ciiy, New jerley, at a meet, 

for canductiac « eosiMriai •iMOrl" MeafUff Avemie between ath Street (ni of Bill Jloarit held nn the Slh day 

ciiy dull b. tsumnittt mni •»• nd Hcvenili Hlreet. 

l June. IMfc and will lip taken up fnr 

Mini, ind 10 provide lor tka tuk- Cei *>Ti C'ffinihUii Avc^nUf bciwi'cH imt reaiiinn. final inssiiEe and adqeiM 

t! ImpBtlttB amir', !»!«*• Ordln.ncr 

Hi, «S. .do«M A»,u« Mk, 

Mfht'in Fhts and Vltth SIT*?U 

.n. 3t 3 meeii/?E fif saiij BaatA to be 

(f) Un the sf?u!hwe*tef!y shlra ofi ld (in tile IWi d»v of June, ISMS^ in 

'elham IMaee, fr&ni Atlantic Avenue to e Commissioner!' OiaiBberl. Citr Hall, 

Mêet ffid si beachfront; Pla** Plgee, ean Cit>, New lint?, at three o'clock 

.torn Arliiniie Avenue io ?trcet ei^d at 

( Al'R MAY CC1LNTV, S JERSE 

the ^Tffilfcf'|p'SSlji£-» 

bfaebfrsnti PlyaiSath !*!»£«. ffoni fieean 

in • 1 II IIK11AIN: 

AveiiUe ti? street end at brachfrnnt: 

SKiTIHN I All Ordinaner 

Myoftyn TfFfiite, ffrtm Ocean Avenue !o 

"AN iiMhlNAN'f K tn runulale the man ifreet rii.l at Ijfarhfroni; Tunih StF 

hfr MI ^hitii ifiiiiihui^. wire^ niid i.thci .fora i feesii Aventie ta slTeet end 

îMMnn 11..11 ^ fiJF fitiilliiCi rtinycy beathfrwni. Kk vnn !i Strprt. fFOHI 

jna vU-tritii? shiil! ht uimriitl**! ant. 'Hfi AvtMHiP Us MfFtM t'lld at bei 

|,r;,i,-f.,-,l, ami I; rr,,v«l (i,r .the m»k. •ron!: Tweifili 8t«!'t, fftim Oceiin A 

ihrrîf l l lue to Ûeet end ai Ijeaclifpon!. 

.!dr>i!tc '-fii the tuiiitheastrrly sides 

5 !ierrl*3f Plensiirr Avrniic ••= Twelfth Kir«#t ': WISE 

rhir!?!?nih Str^Ff %_ Pairn Avi'nur- 

KIN Tlii« ilrdiiii nee sliall wk. Ntiilii Si«=et to Tenth Street | W.i 

Third Naval District, study- 

nhed b? If 

Avenue -• SssUi Jstrret itt SfV* 

Sir eel- 

ing personnel in naval shore c-slab. 

Corsets 

{h> Iri all art.HS shhifi iwf, hundred 

Ilshments to free men for active 

Girdles - Conelettes 

(Jffij frit, inuri? or less, of eaeh stttr 

sea duty. 

end. SiiVh a.fe="»a _*"_ t'r drsiguati'4 an Uniforms 

v? riffHniiice w:is tin^seti It iifked lij SfJ FARKTN*(^ si(in», 

Mr. Lafk'r entered the tnl^phonD 

,,f I i.|mii!3si»iit-r» i.f the Til (if * Mi ;*ny stTeet where paV!ifg es Women's Wear 

business altrr graduating from M. 

Siw t^fsty. n 

nt)?, frf.iii i-iirtj iy curb; iitlWL-fl, til 

I. T. with an engineering degree 

.ii.l inf.i mi Ui 

Beach Wear 

.tir^ i>f J:• >*••**•>••• ••»•«»t>»•• 

FRESH CAUGHT 

SHRIMP 

SCALLOPS 

LOBSTERS 

CRAB MEAT 

SEA BASS 

WEAKFISH 

CROAKERS 

BONITO 

MACKEREL 

CLAMS 

OYSTERS 

SOFT SHELL CRABS 

COOKED 

FOODS 

TO TAKE OUT 

FRIED SHRIMP 

FRIED SCALLOPS 

FRIED FISH 

Fr, Fr, POTATOES 

BOILED LOBSTER 

DEVILED CRABS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

POTATO SALAD 

COLESLAW 

CLAM CHOWDER 

"! SNAPPERS 

. \ 

*1 

Watermelons 

POUND #( AtTw,*. *»**Wi 

Cabbage m * 4f 

LARGE CUCUMBERS --3for 20c 

Grade A-Tap Quality 

ITEWINa 

Chickens » 

POPULAR SBU-NONE MNH 

SMALL FRYINtt or 

Chickens u 49* 

NONE PRICCD HMHM 

BAKED LOAF,iff4 . ' A *24e ' 

BRAUNSCHWEIGER tu» 

FRESH SCRAPPLE %* 

Diplomat—iOHILiSS 

Chicken 

mr •I.2S 

All etlekw 

No km-He \ 

MHI ht Uto t&mt mt 

Chltkn, elo Mill 

Freak Chicken Bolltd 

Lobster 

Guaranteed Alive When Boiled 

MACKEREL 

SEA SCALLOPS HADDOCK, CODLb 

OR HOUNDM 

Easter* Shore Rttniar Lump Crab Meat 

trnt, lisriy #w «• «•• 

PORGIES 

SHRIMP 

Large SIM 1b 

NEW! 

FOODS 

OF JiBnco^s Snfl HpyMSt 

3*8.23? 

Spaghetti II 1 

Boned Chic 

couwi »— 

.INN «• 

Mason Jars m If-'«« 

Twist 

Jf#VSVfMP I 

ROLLS.-^ 13C

Wioi 

"Hitth^H.y" 

I 7J— 

1U STAB CAJT 

>*• KUt - BUHt 

Jam Itmn 

ART'S 

OYSTER HOUSE 

ON THE CIRCLE 

SOMERS POINT 

• Oysters 

All SUM 

• Seafood Platters 

BOtmst Open 4 pjn, la 10 pja, 

Sundays - 1 p.m. to t p.m. 

tUf. 

11KVWS FAMOUS 

BOBBINS ISLAND OVSTERS 

OPEN 10 A, M. 

25c per pnt 

Open 

OCEAN aiY 

BOWLING ALLEYS 

12th St. «nd Bar A 

Phone 9074 

J. X MeCorter. FTop. 

fRCLE 

f UQUOR STORE 

On the No Tmtfie Saleg Cireh. Sonera Pnt, N, j. 

N In Someni Point 

Dixie 

Belle 

Gin 

Hat 

1.98 

3-09 

«M DOMESTIC 

Rum. . ConlUk . 

Philadelphia 

Blend 

Whiskey 

Hat 

2.45 

3-86 

Every Day From lli30 

'Sfc 

of miiniciiml ntroiiiits for 104(i was 

Judge Anthony J. Cnfiero. of thesubmitted 

m the eommissinnpr* 

Cape May County Common Pleas ^"odnesday hy Finance Diri-ilui 

Court, was one df 43 attorneys ap- Henry Rwsrr. .Jr., rallowinir mpointed 

this week by Attorney.Qeii pli'tlnil nf the work by Autllttir 

eral Van Riper to act as caileptinn 

agents for the state under the Bnnk 

Escheat Act, 

Mr, Adiims. CP.A,, was appointed 

to do tile work for IMfl. 

Under this act the state expects 

to take over alieut J3.000.000 lit 

bank accounts in»ctive for so years rould that lie vnu siuln* on th 

charged with collecting accounts in vain- hpart's ,onti>nt in Ww n 

leiceu of tao. Mere thSn jsoo.noo Mmd % if \L K, hui|SB fin 

— ^.....»••»»• for youlwlf In 

_ _ ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ _ Investing In V.H. Ravings Bond>> tn 

W*DEEG0«8 OPBRA-TTON ffi' pffi^th^the'^'hS'^ffl"r 

Leroy Wells, automobile mechanic where vouiorkYou^ find K 

at powell'i garage. 34lh St., under- eMy u» sav* this «•»». ami for "• 

went an operation for appendicitis erj' Ihre, dollars you nui aside n,m 

fe, nL m Kos P |tBl Onr oi the biâe.Ht productions on 

he 'iU'riiilp of paramount Studi 

ririi ••- is its spertseuliir larg 

Tpcfuiicoior picturization 

On i-n Wasters well .known nove 

Tlw 

. e 

VirKlilian," co-starring Joe 

•a, Brian Diinievy and Bom 

been collected. 

iii t,« Dun !w%t Monday at ti« 

- ^n vBu-il m four dollar, hark in ju» 

isle tliy, ^n yfBr!i g,f.|, your Future! 

Orsatti's Casino 

formerly the 

CHTEWtlV'- 

CASINO ' " 11 f 

SoBMri Point, New jersey 

BAR — DANCE 

—Attraction— 

SATURDAY, JUNE 8th 

CHUCK GORDON 

and 1118 OHCHESTRA 

RETUHIVO BY POPL-LAR REQl E S T 

Saturday, June IS 

ALEX BARTHA 

mill New Jersfy-s Favorite Orchwtra 

NO COVER , NO MINIMUM 

WATCH FOR 

GRAND OPENING 

• JUNE 22 • 

With a Namt Band Policy 

Wholesale - Retail 

MEATS 

GROCERIES 

Fruits and Produce 

•,* ?• 

\TheatrmNew8 ^ h Th^^ffisr^ 

.._~, mambenhlp nnuuoa 

open to owner* of Soata, amateur 

radio •tatlona or aircraft. 

„ __ 

The voluntary return to duty WM 

but! (Mm won 

_ie result of iMt wefc's action of 

ty «bola»tk 

the Coast Ouard lit closing or putneaday 

ft 

»mrd. An unheard of price! Bound oar* 

netlnc At »J.*S pard ... In leuftlu S-t«. 

15 feet. An Idnl Hoar eorerim for hatch, 

nomine name, tomiat c*.Mm, etc. . . , 

Hurry, harry — before you're too Me! 

tor former Information . . . 

Phone Hammonton 1187 

VICTORY H 

NOW ... You Can 

DINE DELICIDUSLY 

Where You Used to Cash Your Checks 

OLIVER J. WEST and SONS 

ANNOUNCE ...the 

Opening 

... OF... 

West's 

Restaurant 

8th Street and Asbury Avenue 

(Former Home of The Natfoml Bank of Ocean 

A cool, quiet, restful spot where you can enjoy a well-rounded menu of perfectly 

cooked food, tastefully, promptly and courteously served. 

DINNERS ONLY THIS WEEK (4 to 8 p,m.) 

Effective Monday: 

BREAKFAST 8:30 to 11 a,m, 

LUNCHEON ...11 a.m, to 2 p.m. 

DINNER 4 to 8 p,m, 

Come in and see the changes that have been effected. Where bank tellers formerly 

checked your deposit slips .,. where adding and bookkeeping machine* and typewriters 

formerly clicked and hummed all day , . , where bank executives sat at 

desks and passed on leans or gave business advice, you'll find an attractive, highceilinged, 

airy restaurant, its walls finished in a cool green. 

Located in the heart of the business district, you'll find it not only a delightful, but 

a convenient, place to dine. 

CONVERT BANK VAULT 

INTO AN ICE BOX 

What formerly was the bank', vault has 

been converted to a walk-in ke box, where 

food wUl bs kept freah 

PRIVATE LUNCHEONS 

WHERE DIRECTORS MET 

As BOW aa poasftfe, the baqk's 

will be-ymiUble for prrrato 

WEST'S — For Good Food and Conv« 

,7''

Waste U.S. to 

âflSKot* SuSLPI^* ItelUra Return iTODertV Property * w ' wtumiiw many war-Mme ftde^ W* m*Mn«, scheduled for IsiO a»S«"«,d" j 

/al»^tfft8^»S?%lJKBS«Sy& •**••••• • • Vf»W 1J ^ pjopgrty b01alB|^ w Brt»at« teT P- «**» WUl trte up the. election B.tad U. 

Cerral 

1352 A*bury Avc. 

r^—s=- _ 

COOKKH MnM 

•8BAKFAS* . LUNCHEON 

»INNK» 

OM !• MMii 

Afte 

RECrNA 

S 

* Th. name that come, to 

_ •rind whenever Fine Sea#n«I - 

«F^ 



up in guy 

^4, 

to _MQp or more veto*. 

TOl F*AHC» A, BORLAND 

Wto BMISt Nut , Htlilan ta 

renectlvlty. HUM: COOKINC] 

SIGNS PAINTED 

Gu*Uf«on'» 


Phone 0140 

FOR SALE 

SUBMARINE 

»• Mont MM bat MBd 

Shewn* 

SubatuiiMi Grille 

•17 ASBCKY AVKNUE 

GOOD FOOD „ 1 

t.UDD SERVICE 

Br^fcf^, 8 to 11 ..rn. 

•Kiwwi.. W«l. Noon 

mr 

SEAMAN'S 

MBA QOOB 

Hem* Cooked Dinner 

U» Sbwe M, Urnno 

' Mat i 

MMwrf tUt" 

RB578U 

Every 

ISteakt 

CRESCENT LO 

Ml WbSl, (ne«rWWayAw,f 

PUBLIC DINING ROOM 

BREAKFAST, DINNER 

• • .''.-I 1 HfAf.'f'f : > A *•'I- '••'- !•• 

Long or Short 

Up or Down Fmahion 

We Aaum You * Soft 

Natur J Curi 

YOUR HAIR 

INDIVIDUALLY STYLED 

Hostess House 

Opens Wednesday 

mt krida MI M «ttdtd by 9 GUMU Coining; 

Kuatun of Art, M- 

FMIUNMM 

ame School of In- 

WliUam I* 

Hens 

I 

Arta, MM Rienards stud. 

ol«rg«J fn 

The Hottest Bouse for Oonvules- 

jttf far a year at the Moon Schwa _ 

cent Olrta Is about to open — and 

- '• ' . oort*ln Indicator 

Isn't far behind. 

of DwUn in Philadelphia. Bbe was Mr and Mn, OebrM 

**••* 1^ ° 

MrvM la Um mv " • nantn 

m*ta (*» Maud • ^ " W •«• 

oort »el, dH atMMM the lo«4 

sohooL He Is BMP oonnected with 

: Uie WoodWna Oolony. 

; The ooupl. pUn a honeymoon In 

Hew York State. They wUl ide 

: In ocean Olty tot Urn summer. 

Celebrate Silver 

Annivermary 

4 Mr, ul Mm. T, Forrest Nyman, 

1 MB Aibury »v.. wit) be hosts at a 

? dinner putt tomorrow (Saturday) 

fl evening to celebrate their silver 

V wedding anniversary. 

-i The ami •aaiwwry was en 

%''"'-'.-•'•••: Tueedny, f« U>W wera married in 

I,'/ '.. . Philadelphia June 4, 1W1. They 

haws been visitor* to Ocean City *U 

ILBLVM ' their lives and have redded hare 

tarn Ruth Uar- permanenUy Mr the past U yean. 

J(f iS and A group of 10 reUtlves of Mr. 

S. 17 W.' »Ot MMl Mrs. Wnwwffl ta guests at 

mmD mW ' m lo Much «rt-»t the Pleaa- *« «• "•* *"•' 

__— .... quarter 

of a century has Men giving a 

laBttflla High School, Beginning Mr, and Mrs. T. fk Tox, jr. etl 

seashore haven to convalescent 

L«t September. ^ nddonflela, are hire for the sea- 

1 * * * 

worUof girls and women with reson 

at 511 llth at, I 

itricted incomes, from the large 

cities, wUl swine Mda Its tan 

upper Follows 

MM Wednesday. 

Tlie first fluHta of munmer will 

[eCSah Meeting arrived from Philadelphia at their 

summer home. 1OT Aabury av. 

be ntoe girls and women, • 

A covered dish sUpper was en- 

Jvad 6y members rt the Ocean 

• • • 

"IN FUKDS" NOW 

wiMwm saintna *W Hebekî Lodge No. 80. (oUow- Herbert M. Rosa and family, of 

The story this yenr 1» at vide EISIE 8ANDEM tag thdr regular buslnesi meetini. New York, have opened their sum- 

variance Mm those of ttie put Anneunowient ha* 'been made ot Monday nHht fa the 8entlnel-Led- 

•ben Tlie House always opened the engagement of Ml» Bale San- gar building. Fifteen attended, Miss lm Hunter, 0* «•»»«• 

with a below-»ero toank «mt. dan, daughter of Mr. and Mn, Plan* were discussed for a num-phla. 

to visiting for June at 3028 

Thl» year it Is "In funda". The oldClitrles 

Banders, IMS Sfenrson »¥„ ber ef eard parties to be uponsored Central av. 

mortgage has been wiped out, alland 

Norman Staploton. son of Mr, during the summer, at a place to be 

• • • 

bills are paid, 'The House Is Inand 

Mrs. Walter BtapJeton, of announced later, 

Mr, Md Mr*, ft T. Densn, of 

tplendld physloal condition, and Neithfleld, , The next meeting «u be June « 

there to %\m In the tfeasury. Mlm Sanders Is an operator at at 7 1MB. After a short business ses- 

Wynnewood. are now at their resort 

The House also has accumulated the local cxdmnge ol the Neir W skm the members will leave' to atborne, 

IM Bt, Jmnes^pL 

W.aOO in the new endowment fund, •ey BeU Telephone Oo. Mr BtM». tend a reeentlon te the dtoUiet Mn. A. Perry, of Arlington, Ya. 

anted after the mortgage was leton to a painting contractor. No deputy president. IBs, Ethlyn Sha- arrived Monday for several wee** 

burned last summer. 

date for the wedding baa been set. ygk, of Centerton. ' 

FOOD. CAETETg NEEDED 

But K MU naedi oontrlbuUons. 

Vtad, for Instance. Those convol- Benefit Parties for Philadelphia Club 

Members of the Del Gratia Club, 

1 

visit at the Alvyn. 

• • • 

Mrs. Helen ft Bead, of Bittenhouse 

nan, Philadelphia, It spending 

sane time at the Alvyn. 

Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Dobbins, 

of Havertown, Pt. are spending 

WE CKEATV IOW BT1XES 

SOIl'S Beauty Salon 

841 Aabury Avenue 

I BEAUTY SHOPTC 

Here Your Hair i. 

STYLED and CUT Before 

PERMANENT WAVING 

nehei of Beauty CilUre 

needs rus — old carpet rugs, clean 

and In fair condition, which it can 

him rewoven. It« old Iw 

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR 

Frid. MeU«itiii Vow 

Ml Mtn Am 

Proceeds wHI 

BALLROOM DANCINB 

Foe AH AIM 

Tap. AmtaUe, IM' HaBet, HauMn melndJac W«Hi» 

Mm mt UMMMMMI 

Drwn-tk Aa CUMM 

For IBs* Muni IMya and Girt, 

••eaefi, Wee, Ha-e-l*, V«al K.p««ton, ataMcnM, Thaatrieal 

QUB, MnM or Special Group Instruction 

i^rttendln,were: MM. Len* ^ " ' " ^ 

Son and Mn, Horence Pea- resort tor the 

« Hklns Park: Mrs, Anna al> «he Ahjn, 

Ins •eereiaiy, «» may be able to part, die" hostesB« wUl be ww. Mae and Fran*, Jr., of Phil- L rinf at 2043 Wesley av,. 

nrrang tea^WtoUon, TOe phone Blundin and Mn. SUse fctt- adelphta, "«»• 

Miss J. McClaakey. bt Phlladel 

Mr, and Mrs. Arthur J, FurMell, ncorers at each table, aa weU u a 

ef vwnnewood, have opined their door prto. 

M. ., IM * «., .or the "— R o_ ^ ^ ^ rmû 

AL-ENYARN 

vmonMsna of TABM 

O*« MW m M F, M. 

at BIB Wrst rt. 

Julia French 

Millinery Shop 

«V..*MJL In— THURSDAY. FRIDAY * 

' ' "-' • SATURDAY tmtu fortter nutlet 

With the latest Cre-Uons af 

|| FLAWBBBD BATS, STKAW8 

I an* .T« 

DOES YOUR CHILD WALK CORRECTLY? 

MARGARET JOHNSON SCHOOL 

of DANCE and DRAMA 

§07 9th Start Telephone 0478-W 

Wart Oak Lane Girl '"*' * v , , . 

Mr, Mid Mrs, Joseph S. Perot, of Frederick Letter, Of Philadelphia, 

West Oik Lane, have announced „„ opened his Moth Bid cottage 

Helen W, Pewit, and Herbert M, . , » 

Packer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Rehborn has arrived 

Herbert M Packer, of ML Airy. frOm Philadelphia at 3839 Central 

Tlie Packer family are summer av fOr the season, 

residents of Ocean City, on Batter- . . . 

sea rd. Mr, Packer, Sr,, is chief ef Jsmi Banders, Philadelphia, Is 

the division of saniUUon in Phlta- ,„,„ here for the summer at 1311 

delphla. Herbert, Jr., recently dls- Simpson av. 

charged from the Army, formerly * • • 

was assistant circulation manager Mrs. j. p, DuQuesne, of Phlladelof 

The Dally Sentinel-Ledger. phla, is a new arrival at 1360 As- 

— • « * __ bury av. 

POCAHOTAS HAJ t m • ~ __ 

BIRTHDAY NIGHT Mrs. Bfary •. Bowers, of Phlla- 

Meraben of Matona eouneU, De- delphU, has returned for another 

one of Pocahontas, celebrated season at 6335 Central at. 

birthday night following their res- . • - • 

utaTbuIinea. meeting Friday night. Ixjuls P. Mel, phUaOetphla, Joln- 

The refreBhment table was decor- M the Bayous colony this week at 

ated in rad, white and blue in keep- 10 W. Wtfa st 

ins wl& Meniortal Day. '~ 

The lodge wlli meet again to- Mr, and Mrs. J, Irvine Edge, of 

nighfatiffeloisk, Philadelphia, are back in the »- 

• • _• sort at MM Oentral a*. 

ENTERTAINS FMENDS • • • 

FROM NOftKUTOWN F. W. Wwatt, of WUmlnfton, has 

Mn. James MaeH*m, •» mm- arrived for the summer at m Inlyn 

pL, entertained at a house par- let rd. 

ty from Monday to today for a • • • , , 

group of wins of physicians in W. A, Saber, of Pittsburgh. Is 

NerrMOwki, Fa, spending the season at »10 Bt, 

The inn Included Mrs. David James pL 

»rthan, Mrs, William a. Miller, • • • , 

Mis. Joseph W. aienberser, Mrs. E. W. Haldeman, of Philadelphia. 

Howard W, «a«seU and M«, J. is a new South Ocean City arrival 

Lawrence Bsenberg, at 6333 Central av. 

RESORT OBI. ATTINDS Curtis Hirst, of Lantdownj, fcw 

A1SA?OIJB FEBTIvTriES «ened oto summer home at 1606 

Mtos Doris Senior, 420 Ocean av,, Wesley ay. •. . 

âJ'fimoTattenSd the June from Mttoo and to now 

Week festivities at the V, B. Naval meHnf at 21 Mercer pi. 

Academy as a guest of Midshipman 

Robert 8. Marts, of this city. 

Personals 

George Chapman, of Arlington, 

N, J.. is new lure for the season at 

133 Seadlffe rd. 

* • * , 

J, Carroll Delshcr, Royersford. 

Pa., has arrived at 515 22nd St., for 

the summer. 

* • * 

TBdward O, Benkert and faoilly, 

of Elklns Park, have opened their 

waterfront cottage at 416 Bay av. 

* • * 

Mr, and Mrl. Charles Turner, ef 

Uanereh, are now at their summer 

borne, 230 Orescent rd. 

* * * 

Mrs, Max Rogers, of Vineland. 

has arrived at her summer home, 

ISM Aabury *v. 

•" • • • • • 

Paul W- Hanker has arrived fnn 

Norristown and opened hla resort 

home ot »0B 18th st. 

Mr. and Mn. Carl J. MoriU,, of 

Upper Darby, have opened 849 4th 

St. until MUiy October, - I 

I 

Farmer's 

ilirket 

116 

Atbntk AN, 

.- Flion* 

MS? 

• JIM Login Man to 

mautexdustvelyfromthhighwt 

quality own ill 

the entire dairy industry. 

f- .. ||. . H.IJIJLIL italtfLillal 

mini, mlnenli md 

proteins. 

•t, . • 

' " I 

Lloyd' 

Flower Shop 

937 ASBURY AVE. FhOM 03 

SEND YOim LOVE WttH 

Orchid. 

LaHupur . 

Gladioli 

Roves 

Peonies 

Carnations 

Sweet Peas 

Iris 

Potted Plants . . . P«riwii 

Geraniums... GifU Tha 

Red Begonias ... . "otteiy. Pott* v»ff« 

COMAOES. 

Plants tm Window Boxes 

wenaf M MM -» wffl »« 

OCKAN CITT IB ON THE AM 

•oouns raooRAns — 

IM « »pr DM 

WALK A BLOCK AMI* IMS MONET-OItm Mt «• • . 

IVf* C- "^C ^ 9 74*^1 7Yc;-.C ui. fi* Ct'fi -/t i 1 ^ 

C

^¥l;f^ 

.•,»,,»,d^*.-:;,;jt. 

i^- • .-El '"iv*—i'ffr 

Msi&k 

•^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^F ' 

•.natttbri 

DOTOthjMae sum 

ldn«_of white tewMM 

lof Htf 

( Kobert •and, brother of that 

*• trolt, Mlom an 

Immediate f«muy mnd ~elo«| 

fte Mlt ft • mAnta of Ocno I 

Amf Clmrvkmm 

•ner A 

aw «w« ta 

Atlantic Clty.t 

»«ey MendellJ W* Ota "* * • *«* •*• fl»* butt 

| JJ Tii r 

wm* with the Marine* 

a a 

OMU Krrol 

graduated from At- • • • 

• •' School In IHt, OBACK LUTHEKAN 

PA to enter WMm Z, Wachttr, n,n., Putnr 

•Macherr College - • - 

idy pttyaiea educa- li 

t^^rt^ W« ta OP« to J%^ " ^ «-* ' 

«. Uw youn* onuple. il a,m. TBe Service. Sermon to 

^Sw 

— U» gate. AdsiiniM-BUan of the 

oodytliliita Holy cXMninunioD. 

Want. 

With NMr-MMr *p 

sure at the new restaurant, 

, remodeled and decorated. Df 

ty ni qulrkly served at 

WELL* \ 

WESLEY 

TEAROOM 

133S WESLEY AVENUE \ 

Fu// CbaiM 

[ DINN 

Speci^fzing in STEAKS *nd 

PRIME RIBS OF BEEF 

mWincteor Restaura 

REOPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 8-8:30 

FullCoune DINNERS 

CHOICE OF OX! 

ON THE BOARDWALK 

AT FOURTH iTREET 

it WB# Food ^Jft} 

• Moder«t«Iy Priced 

• Generotu Portio 

• By the Ocean

«*jWik 

'Oft 

IMUM it. 

^WtaJP DQl Vif9 Tl€(iWS tfyflsf 

N * ' 4L* #» v "** •» N*m Bay, and row 

bounty Crown Kg — ta *»"* : "" ^ 

BaJ) TaajB WUna 

The Cape May-WUdwood Party 

Bo * t AasociaUon has reported the 

Sfi**^ 1W heaviest demand for boats In the 

WiklWoOti 8-0 history of the Auodatlon. 

A_.V.:''•>_. _k_j^ !*• "I" 8 eondlUen prevails in 

?&%Jg£%Bg£ OotW city tj* Oeean «ty. Sea Isle Oiy and 

•olwol baHtaU aggregation «one Harbor areas, while from 

•JS_«•£.«? a. arto, y^ ^BM goad catches also are reported. 

_ _ Contest, I 

«"•*»» «wf WUUwood ilgh I funUHiing entry Mania to the antin 

local tteM. . I den at urn u the* Mart rnr the I 

To help a oouple of fanner Ola 

Mm rained out on Tueaday. I 4 « » • souwe a iormer QIS 

•Sam- ma* I- «* «*I and,,^** iTt!^ SiiS SHE 

I held lbs vMton hUteaa. 

wttn the willow. 

wencttaom 

and fifth fruma. to U 

each spree. | Am 

0 veto walked 

out aflef three week* _ -too mueh 

••. •» «•«• Sert»»nt 

rrnnclsco bou«ht surplus 

lt * l 

~ I Radio Maker Tunes 

«id th. *Wp «» Nylcm Wave 

I mr njkms from the^^hnn at , 

P«fc»» or Bnder, 

PROPOSAL 

kentr 

N^^^'f:%^M'M^^'^ 

So muiy indurtrtM. large and 

gfgSSSvS Y^r-Around Jobs Urged maii., are today inter.dependrnt 

that 1 am sun the naMUilng of 

employment by the larger comnan. 

^ll^«^ff"3S %m By High Industrial Official i« would ftnng strady jobs to 

workers all up and down tht line," 

-.- .-•. .. —- — »^ th 

«3» 

m,«KH 

••*• Mil W H 

3 ^ 

I (MM tiUl! 

Continuous employmsii—an -»n. 

*• nuai «mje" f or worker*—is she 

1 -most powerful mrtjuan that m*.-- 

: agwoent has for impnving cmp^>r- 

chairman of the board of Ua Na 

* MnM AxMciaUon of Manutaciu.-- 

empioynwrnt for our irarter^ 

TO CABBY KOMU3IS 

"» O*« mart he WsBp 

ihsn-iltms and eyt>barJB is 

* W E *»>• so emny ia «. 

Ehrou^li iue^ periods, 

JhJWTWj-ii-. 

M a _ 

flM, and pension funds. 

'ABJ- industry wwu 

ts in JmtfcviLl later pduv m 

M *. •», . I an cociTtaced - he told ba 

. Ct^ClfO ImlilEP t^. ttjj. ^ 

* few iRdjstnes In es&stsst* toAr 

.... m—1. whiefc eaaaM do • Meier job of 

TAXATION AS'ti n>IIM» emplDTnH"! 

DEAN'S CAFE 

Iwignrt Bo-jlewaid « - 

r*fP, 

UGHT LUNCHES 

DARTS 

wns and Cut-Back*. He Saya 

i fcilC 

ui trie average worker. Hi 

IUnwd 

,uch . pragnua.1 -ny, h th. ktad of 

Tê New BHght Spot in Sotner. Point! 

TONY MART 

CAFE 

FOKMEKLT K-SOWN AS SCBICK'S 

839 Bay Avenue Somen Point 

Everything New ,., Even the Na 

•"*" "taattt ASTHONT XABOTTA, Wwp. 

Afridl 

FOOD 

TeJephone Somen Point 938 

STEAKS - SEAFOODS - CHOPS -ROASTS 

8 pjn. 

Ph. 920 

4.^^% M» tfa 

omti who can give it — even III 

you Mnt 'guarantee' it In the legal 

sense of the term, the government f"VL '«•

Chriitlen Science services an 

new durtag the stammer season In 

(be Village Itwatre, Sundays, at U 

a^lL 

• • • 

OCEAN cnr BATTMT 

"""• -"• Meksnt, MM«>IVC£M- O«fet 

* MetbodJst Church and aJi 

ia of tbe sundsy eohool h«« «*r. Vktar B, ltattfe, 

Invited to attend the dinner BunOay, June *- 

m inm ji P — -"- Ohildmrrti 

Mttludiit V«t. to 

•HP*'. |ft»« Mitt^M rauwh and 

«*r 

the 

a»»« 

J to Have 

.Bridge 

. ' could 

the spiritual 

TJHth. ft* emanation, or 

, Me aelf-oontalnmeot and 

I mortal wMemr (p 510). 

Berta 

To HA DINNER 

Jto annual 

Dinner 

_. • spiritual 

1 calmry . —am of (eared to the interest of , , 

Owan Wtw will , place next I pjn, Qospe! Hour. Beeauae the 

night, June 13, ,„, in _thepaner 

has nut In tlw BKccaiaureate 

Service en the Musk Her at 

7:*S, Hie evening sa-vlog wiU Be 

tin at I n«. (only this week) in 

lip I ^ ^ odniposrt of organ, piano and vto- 

IJli played by Eleanor TlMmpHjix 

. will 

or 

M' 

Mid partake of the 

Aid-will UN mt the boms of Mm 

Hans Vow, Snd at and AsbuiT av. 

( Construction of tile now Rio] 

i un 

«H«um;u 

rter tw of goapel muilc «t 

erth/ a port Npnwnttnf th* 

ig Worship, u a^». Ser- 

" beclnalnc of tte gervlee. Theaon: 

"Mastering Self." The pastor 

whole,'—The Kingdom le at Hand, 

trill bapUM children at thl 

Orandc av, bridge on the main en- 

vise 

Sundaf, June 9— 

prayer 

a pjn,. Public lecture, 

I" 1 ® £2SPHiiS! ^ n »ta«d 

K mJS 5"Lta ^ s netifled by m. 9 

met. Mate engineer, that 

~» W=« draSto Si 

QUICK RESULTS 

K CLASSIFIED ADS 

o.c, I» 

STANWOOD ARMS 

OS FITMOOT* Pl 

NB 

Funerals 

moderation in funeral 

not dependent on 

'.think 

IURECTDBS 

Ocean City 0077 

«». 

«;*:•«« 

- and miper 

conwnlence 

Hotel Strand 

9th and Wesley Av. 

OCEAN ©TO 

OjNtn AU 

Hanif-Inn 

qp» tttM Centni . 

**" rrinteBatb 

LBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

1M« 

flw 

1UI AUIDRD 

__ tr 

Store 

ha 

StaJnton DepsrtnxntSton 1M|| ' 

Men on loud Chief Robert J. Laekey uld the 

rwnmnand 

m, and 

Jtlt ajn. Player meeting of the Friday Maaatl at 1 a,«. 

Sunday School teachers and offi- Oonfeaaloni on Saturday and er» 

cem In the ohoir room. 

at first Friday. 4:1) pjn. to fill* 

9:30 ajn. The Ohim-h at p.m_, 7:30 to 8:30 

if. 

J 

Charles 8. coasty) Jon, Qf New-IKT*"'"^ "^ *•" ' 

ark, and u Paul J. Nugent, ofWestIwhlch 

Orange, wan named director. 

been attaeked with 

Atlantic Central Airline.. Inc., 

th I 

•SUV !^SSf«i AVUHCB, Ulfc., tan* la The robbery bbery o occurred (One some 

Wednesday 

Bigh Bight 

Bowman jumouncement H, Otto, president. made Monday by 

or Memorial 

morning morning, 

ddespite i t th 

Jones, president of the vwej 

the ffast t that th 

oral em employe, 

Jones School of. Aeronautics, Casey Inc,, plo wen In I th the store 

Newark, heads the Academy of 

m»Jdn« up holiday wreaths. 

H» high «h 

ROAD SERVICE 

REPAIRING 

All Can 

Genuine 

CHRYSLER 

PARTS 

OCEAN CITY 

GARAGE 

Plymouth - De Soto 

9th Ui Ocean 

Labrication 

Sinenize 

Painting 

Motor itepairs 

••^WrWW&vm. 

1IU| * •«* OMtomJ a*. 

KINaiK>M BAU, OF 

County Highway 

Death. Decline 

GOOQAEAR 

TIRES 

IN STOCK 

IS YOUR CAR 

Aeronautic*, Inc., at LaOuardla Airport 

and the J. V. W. A Co.. also 

of Newark, aviation salts and Mn. 

coniultlng firm which handle. I •••M'jr"" 1 V"i? •••»• 

the Link Trainer equipment. He Wiidwood Branch 

also Is vise president of the In-J A new branch offlee efitteMirt 

f^fU^*" 0 ?"^.* 1 and the National Aeronautic ^,!- Asso- tmXI1 auarai.t/ fJKnpaly 

90 

wide area. 

AM«tle 

ciation and a director of both Boots 

|opened Saturday at S31B „.,„ -er. POmena, 

Aircraft Nul Corporation and the 

sty av., Wiidwood. under the mn. ^WIU attaeted 

National Aviation Co. 

agement of Dean p. ZeUer, assist- 6M» are two 

Nugent, a partner in the stock estant 

se«etafjr.treasurer. ^ ^ mot air-sea i 

jhangt final of Nugent * Moe.BBst 

An""..•OWPW »iso has offieei In «-£»« reseue. 

Orange, agio is a director of PoUak 

AHanUe city and Ocean City, 

Manufacturing Co., Arlington, N, J. 

Other dlreMert of Atlantic Central 

Airlines are Mr. Otto, OUl Robb 

Wilson, former director of Aviation 

of New Jersey; John S. Swayne, i Kay, Jrvint Bhe" mutr 

Washington, D. 0., attorney; Fred- TenonJbBum, Palmer M 

erick D. ocarhart. Jr., of Far nils, and WMrt'j. Wool fey, Jr. 

N. J,, New York investment bank, 

er, and Barry D. Miller, of Short FOB QUICK RESULTS 

•" N, J, a partner of Nugent ft DBS itf CLASSIFIED AU 

County Veteran* 

Form Association 

The Cape May county Veterans' 

Association, which Includes all men 

honoraoiy diwharnd and these 

sttu servtof in the armed forc«, wag 

orrerHMd at Cape May last week. 

The group conducted a memorial 

DENMAN 

TIRES 

Inunediate Deliverie* 

Many SUM" 

BISHOP 

Motor Sale. 

PACKAUD DEALER 

1159 Asbury Ave, 

Onr motor tune-up service! 

nMBB longer lift, tm l 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTOSI«VTa 

912 Simpson Av*. 

—CLOfgn IBBKiDATS— 

SIM0NIZIN6 

LUBRICATION 

REPAIRS 

FOR SALE? PAINTIIK 

Edw. C. Kurtz Co. 

CUSTOMKSs 

Allaotk 

It* ud North ate, 

O.C. 

tr Service 

MARMORA TEXACO ST 

Mtk at. mi gkMt ma » m 

OAj Qtt. mm 

COMPUTE LUBWCi 

MINOR REPAIBe 

full Une Moffler. 

AUTO PAINTI 

Q ESSEDniALS TO A 

%J AUTO PAINT jof 

An Experienced Painter. 

An Airtight, Diutpraof, 

"" Punt 

Good Punnng MMaub. 


% *•* f ynthrtk PMBI, urn 

•fwn avukbfe, w# will put 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

Bishop Motor Sal 

Authorised PACKARD Dealer 

RepM* and Smncm to All Type C*» 

1158 A.bury Ave,» comer of 12th 

'CadilUc 

Sale.-nd Sccvic. 

Wm. T. Powell; 

We Are NOW ACCEPTING ORDEBS 

•nil DEPOSITS on the NEW 

PACKARD 


AaUMriaea SAU-g .Ml SEKVICK 

Complete Stock of P«dnnl Part* 

Ab Ave., coiner of 12th 

Plymouth 

' " AtJT 

BUICK SERVICE 

POINT 

r and Saturday 

f MARMORA sad 

POINT 

Orders at 

»'• Gtneral Store 

landFridayB 

M.,-. -T-—-- Bathers of Year 

Arre»te4; 8 of 10 Forfeit Bail 

Refrigeration 

Service 

AppHancw Bewired 

Shore Etmetrhal 

Appliance* 

61ft ASBlWr Am 

YOU 1MB 

MAfMb 

N0WMCK 

TOM * 

NTUM ? 

WITH U, it 

SAVMSS 

Now We Turn on the Green Light 

Thanks for Your Co-operation 

During the Brownout 

Now tlut die Coal Crid* I* over yon cam tarn on 

Lo•»J»ektonornwl 

Yondu 

by Rotary Qub 

Oltra •lUUtkloampalg ign a«. ' Another " " man, Robert -- • Hiagina, », 

opened ef DMM U i u held on a dig. 

onlorly conduct chaii» by Capt, Dfanond Giren An- 

wtththTiWt of the new bath- WUUam H. smith after tie aUes- 

IBB 

cdry started an argument with Panual Boy Award 

aUe ^» of theê 

trolman Toung ever the arrert of 

ban aneated Satunhiv. a friend. 

HAWAIIAN BESISENT 

forfeited W ball Prtndpa] complaint ef the men VISITS •OTAMT CLUB 

they faiW to •ppear in pol- arrested was that it Is auncit lm- One ef the Rotary Oob'. 

poarfble to buy a top for ft bath- 

Ice m court WIB« — ———,. ir. TIB* 

neatt latt FWday nl.ht at The 

• othets ing suit. 

OSMWIC ma r. H, Van Gleve, 

are acheduled for later htarlnga. The city ordinance on the Mb- etaeMeal eoaMetar, of WaliUlA 

All the airtau were made pat- ]*M requires Uie cheat and torso to Honolulu. 

urday at central-city bathing be "lultaUy ooveifed" and specifi- Mr, Van Clan and Ml fan 

beaches, rrtwe taken into omrtody cally outlaws the old dodge of 

rarsM (ran i« up to to yean ef wearing a narrow Waaalere-Uke 

age. 

itrap cut from an undera»ilrt. 

Tomlin Hospital 

Realization Near 

standard of hMiatal can wtilch. h 

•aid. most other comrounltlea compunuo 

with thto eounty in weallh 

and population have already obtained 

thrown community action. 

"The beard of lovemoni H in 

complete agreement that the Ume 

, who has come to take definite action 

S 5STTpj so that the Iwapttal which has 

a craili rt here to attend the eon. 

tients and members of (heir fam- Uon of •otary International, 

ilies. 

Atlantic City, which was Mbe- 

DOCTORS IN AOBEEMENT 

doled to dote Thursday this 

"It to Kratirylng." he said In referenee 

to the Tuesday night meeting 

with Uie members of the Medial 

Society, "to find our-doctors 

In complete aireeaient with us 

t»«t the tone hai come to build 

the hospital our people urgently 

need. We are confident that a 

movement undertaken with sueh 

complete approval by the doctors, 

who are In the best position to 

know Che problem of health protection 

in tile county, will meet 

with wide support. 

In addition to presenting the 

facts of the county's need for a 

hospital, Mr, May's survey indicated 

that the people of Oape May 

County would strongly support - 

• • * -• flrepn 

embodying t 

Mr May-a survey «**« «^5 

B Youth held the spotlight at the 

lint summer meeting of the notary 

Club at the Oceanic last Friday 

night. 

Quests of honor at the dinne, 

were the club's Junior Kotarians « 

the past year, and to one of them 

James p. Dlmond, went the clubannual 

boy award, a framed clta 

tion and cash, 

past President Harold I. Men 

tiss, who presented the award, sal 

that it had been unusually dlfflcuL 

to choose the boy for this dUUnc 

tion because so many were outstandlni 

In their high school car. 

ee«. * 

The award m baaed npop 

program for a hospital of fireproof "qualities of faithfulness to aU 

construction, adequately equipped eaus of duty, to hto OBMSMIUU 

from a scientific standpoint and tnlta of leadership, woperattoB, 

with aeoomodaUona suitably div- fair Hay, pmeveranee and amided 

among private, semi-private bltlon and to his pnBtiae of «f 

and ward service. 

vise and weftd cltinnshlp. 

itHU FOB KHMANSNCE Boy Turner. June proftam cBaJr- 

The hospital Mr. Maya described man, presented a sterllni sliver cur- 

at the joint meeting would be reney holder to each of the follow- 

planned to meet the Immediate ing Junior Hotarians Tom Bwayne, 

needs of Cape May County's 30.- Jim Dlmond, BUI Hubies, Don Clark, 

000 permanent resident* and 135,-Ed 

Powell, Craig Bchermerhom, Bob 

000 or more summer visitors. He •annlno, Boier Bmlth, Tommy Will, 

expnawd the opinion that it Islams, 

and Bruce Gilbert. 

«^ •wiser to lay the taste plans and Coach Wilbur A. Clark, whom Mr, 

consultation wiyi neabers of m build for permanence a amaUer Turner characterized as "the pow- 

board of governors and otner».The unit than strive for volume In beder 

behind them boys", was similar, 

hospital Is to ta built on a nit* capacity and sacrifice the funda- ly honored. 

In Gave May Court House. One of mental principles of permanent INDUCTS TWO N1W MEMBERS 

the foremost consideration* In theconstruction." 

Past president Laurence P, tunny 

Bhoiee of location wsa ready aeceMliilllty 

to every community In Mr. Mays reported In his survey Inducted L. C, Turner and Fred 

the soun^, 

Mat almost every memtjer of theMorineUl, 

Jr., as new members. 

•lM,Mt IN FDND . 

Oape May County Medical Society Rev. Victor B. Seattle, pastor of 

The aitrdette TomUn «lmioriai to -enthusiastically in favor of esthe 

Ocean Olty Baptist Ohurcli, 

roundatlon now has ajjpnMlmaiJflSF tablishing a hospital" He pointed said m a brief talk, directed largely 

»i«.ooo for Oie ho»pltal building 

out that members of the society to the club's young guests, that 

fund, Mr. atnltii eitphUned. The or- 

WUl select tne members of the med- most of the youth problems can be 

iginal gift and tbe aiMM"ent be. 

ical staff of the new hospital and solved first of all on spiritual prin- 

•aid tile doctors wen greatly in- 

aunt of Mr, Tomlin have been 

Iciples, and he assured them that 

terested In attractlnn a resident 

substantially increased through 

livlni "a gbod, clean life 

surgeon for permanent affiliation 

other contribution*. 

with it. Jim expressed the opljiton 

He pointed out that Uie need for that it will not be difficult to find 

a general, non-profit honjital. thor- an able man who would come hen. 

oughly modern and of adequate 

size to ean for aiek and Injured 

Oape May County residents, hn 

been lone telt and had bjen dU- Gets Gold Star; 

caeu «.». —~ .— Bombed Jap Ship 

formed thnouBh Mr. fTomUns generosity. 

The aBMnee of such a hos- Charles H. Mester. Jr., of Cape 

pital has Ma a seven handicap, May, farmer lieutenant commander 

he said, since It entails actual dan- in Uie Naval Air Corp*, has been 

ger and Buffering to seme patient* awarded Uie Ml Star in lieu of a 

and delay, eatrft^weose and to-second 

Navy Cross, for scoring a direct 

hit which critically damaged 

large Japanese battleship. 

mu honor was praeented toy Hear 

Admiral Calvin C Cobto recently at 

STAMPS 

the Philadelphia Naval Base, 

ran DAT COVERS Mester also holds Uie Presiden- 

WI WT iTAMM tial Unit Citation won with the 

First Marine Division at Ouadalcan- 

Ocean City Stamp Co, 1, as well as three Air Medals. 

USO Oub OfMed »t Cape 

Tin Washington Street USO 

Club at Oape May was dosed laturday 

after completing Mi war-time 

mission of hospitality to thousands 

of service men away f mm home. 

Operations were halted because 

the Navy and Oeast Quard has removed 

almost all its personnel from 

the area, 

USE THE CIABBIF1ED ADS 

1 To Join HtwUnd, 

Now Governor There 

• By A. c. MeLBAH 

Mrs. muabeth Jaoa tahttr et\ 

Atrieailml Eitemkm Mntaa Ocean City, will leave some time 

Why not think about planting Jhta month with her two ehUdrep tt. 

your town? 

join her husband, OoL Bdward H. 

Right now, when everything la in 

full growth, plants blooming and 

everyone thinking about, the appearance 

of his properly, would 

teem a good time to get started with Is one of the first dependents -s 

a project for your town. Make your thorwed to jota tM Âmertpan mW- 

community famous by making a motary personnel In the Orient, Ap. 

tif of one type of plant. 

PHwimately 1000 women and child- 

You may have heard of the fam ren in the first eontingent will sail 

out tulip ahow at Holland, Mich, from Seatti-, Wash, 

There, each house-holder plants tu- 

for at tea* to daya. 

She, will be accompanied by Mr 

lips, not only in his yard, but also daughter, Nancy, i, and son, Ed- 

Tried as MOB as 

In the curb between the sidewalk 

and the street. The Netherlands 

ward 8,, I. -' 

^ come from the u 

will soon be sending bulbs to thli MA¥ STA¥ TWO »EABS 

,. complete agreement — 

country in large quantities again All three have received the re 

electric power eweiiWW h 

Prices likely will not be out oiquired 

inoculations against foreign 

at aa ml* I 

reach, and your town could be ( diseases and Mrs. Lahtl has prepar- , * 

show place if a drive could be ed baggaie up to the maximum al- 

made toy some civic organization to lowance of 6M pounds, to last them 

plant the town with bulbs. for an anticipated stay of two Fears. 

MAKES TOWN STAND OUT The family plan to reside at the 

There are many possibilities. An newly-built Army post W Honshu 

of the small flowBrtni trees o: GOVERNS TWO DIBTIUOTS 

shrubs will make a town stand ou Ool. Lahtl, who has been overseas 

when the plant is In bloom. Take S3 months, is military imremor of 

for example, lilacs or the many va. two districts in Northern Honshu 

rletles of flowering eratti, or perand 

commandini officer of the nth 

haps flowering quinces or white, Airborne Beilment, with whlchhe 

pink and res dogwood. 

rouEht through many of Uie blood- 

plant your garden as usual with iestcampaigns of the Pacific war. 

several varieties of flowers and A graduate of West Point in 1IWI, 

shrubs, but let one flower or shrub he has received numerous decora- 

be planted everywhere. 

tions, includini the Purple Heart, 

Of course public ientlment has toBronze 

Btar. Silver mar ana Air 

be built up for this sort of thing, as M 

children and adults, too, often are Mn' lahtl, before her marriage, 

destructive. And so. planting between 

the sidewalk and curb might 

be risky. Shade trees often occupy 

this space and bulbs may not do 

well. Where there is a shade tree 

commission, objection to the plan 

may be raised. But such a project 

might well be started in residential 

communities, particularly after a 

period of public education. 

BAINS BRING WEISS 

Opportune rains over part of the 

state have improved victory oardens, 

but rains bring weeds, and 

cultivation is necessary. 

This is the time when it is safe to 

apply a mulch. This may consist 

of hay, straw or anythint that wUl 

cover the soil. Put it on three or 

four Inches deep to keep Hfht from 

'Is not considered 

"sissy stuff" by such outstanding 

figures as Oill Dodds, record 

holder for the Indoor mile. 

He said he had seen Dodds the 

previous night give an exhibition 

run in Philadelphia's Convention 

Hall as 8,000 to 16,000 youth watch- 

I id. Later, Dodds went to a micro-. 

TihoneTind testified to hii splrituBLl 

experience, 

MUST BEGIN IN HOME 

Reiterating his belief that adherence 

to spiritual prtnaples u a 

prune requisito for successful living, 

the pastor contended that spiritual 

guidance must begin in the home. 

"It takes backbone to live a clean 

life? 'he concluded, "It is easier to 

follow the line ef least resistance. 

The America of tomorrow is our 

youth of today, and the best coach 

In the world is Oof 

Quests were Introduced by II B. 

French, 

m ' - 

4000 LolMtm Caught 

A record catch rf MOO poundi « 

lobsters was broufM ^^f 1 "" 

wood by commercial fishermen on 

Friday. The lobsters ranged la 

weight from five to M m H according 

to officials of the O. A. 

Buff Ksh CJO, M«t of th. »W 

vas sold to markets In the WUd 

rood ana. 

IT Fizz** rom A LOM; 

LONG TIME 

he nil. You will then discourage -Ufe-I.tb. 

ihe weeds. 

A mulch not only keeps down 

weeds, but also helps the soil hold 

moisture. The •oil remains crumbly 

and It will stay cool for more 

favorable development of toot*. 

Bcsinnlng 

/UNE15 

20 Minutes 

CAMDEN 

Kramer Beverage Co,, 

Wlih C«b caanctiui M 

DC 

DeLo«. Twlnl PHILADELPHIA 

1 f iUii Dlllr 

110 N. VMWk IB 

m CtBtrU Airport 

AttanUe aty. N. J. 

KM) 

ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 35 Minutea 

NEWARK 

BENDIX 

HOTPOWT 

With LlmomJn.Ser.lM 

BEFKIGEBATORS 

BANGBS 

NEWJffiRK. 

HOME 

WATER HEATERS 

FREEZERS 

DISHWASHERS 

DIBPOSAUi ATLANTIC LAUNDRY 

KITCHEN CABINETS 

WASHEBS 

CENTRAL Place your order to- 

IBONERS 

day and avoid unnec- 

SINKS 

AIRLINES 

CLIANEBS 

essary delay. 

NORGE 

Atlantic City 4-6377 

REFRIOEBATORS 

Catnden 4-1486 

Authorized 

RANGES 

OAS RANGES 

BENDIX 

SPACE HEATERS 

WASHERS 

Sales - Service 

Teacher* Meat Tonight 

The Oape May Teachera' Asso- 

JACOB C. 

elation Is sponsoring a town meeting 

discussion to take plae* tonight, 

,710 Aabury Avenue 

with a number of community leaders 

taking part, Steven J. Steger 

Will be moderator. 

FOB QUICK KESULTB 

D8K THK CLASSIFIED ADS 

Can We Increase 

Estarnhattn i 

ftnlta Control • 

Fornication 

, 7 «D, ll T^ 

'l*•? I Ail r«-uiios. 

'•fc 1 WB DO THB WOBI 

D 

. P. C O. 

ATLAS SANITARY 

PRODUCTS, P R O , h 

13th & CENTRAL AYES, 

NORTH WILDWOOD, N, J. 

— Phone 154 — 

Strictly 

Personal 

PERSONAL 

PWHTIIIO 

• SUtlonery 

• AnnoanceiiKmU 

• OMB 

• Guild Prodacte 

Lewis L Barrett 

PnnHnz 

807 AJbury Av«. 

SEEGER 

COMMEBCIAL 

BEACH-IN REFRIGERATORS 

UNITED 

—COMMERCIAL- 

WALK-IN BOXES and FBBHEEB8 

DAIRY BOXES 

FROSTED FOOD CABINETS 

DISPLAY CAiaS 

Two-Temperatnre 

WALK-IN BOXES 

REFRIOERATION CONDENSING 

UNITS — Any SIM 

DUO-THERM 

Automatic 

OIL WATEB BEATEBi 

HEIL 

OIL BURNING BOILER UNITS 

OAS FIRED WARM AIR 

and 

HOI WAT1B HEAT UNITS 

SERVICE 

COMPLETE SERVICE DeW, 

To aanre TOO the Best Remits 

and Lam IJf trom Au Voar 

* 

ApplUnce*. 

FARNSWORTH ItMJIO 

Automatic Combination 

RADIO rHONOGRAPH 

KBCORD FLAYERS 

1XECTRICAL APPLIANCES 

TOASTKBS, IRONS, MIXERS, ete, 

0. D. HACKNEY 

931 Aabniy Ave. 

Venetian liinds 

AIA BLINDS 

MADE TO ORDER 

WINDOW 

SHADES 

ASPHALT TILE 

LINOLEUM 

ARMIGER and 

McKEEN 

2033 AllanUc Ave. 

ATLANTIC CITI 

, MHI or O.O. NM-W 

FREE DELIVERY 

Calling All Car Owners! 

The KaileysvUle Mutual Casualty am) «ie Mutual Auto Plre 

Inauraaos Ctampsni

: ""riwlririiw-' 

••"'i:'•'a-'iaSiHaBMiiJj^—viJ 

••-> • ?^ 

\ ! 

jn-w, '-in4ii :a r't-i iff *'iSar?-SiiuV) 

-•HMv?T^^^^^^ ^'^^•^^•J^^^B . I — *' _-" *******• WcfB 

-LESS 

^flt done. Our 

'smffiir*^ 1 

onans or CAST 

ttt csst, directed by JMU- 

JMTU, also included 

John OiTW, 

r^fSff 1 J?"5«! .•«• to Awe of I 

New Veterans' Aid 

I at Court House 

a new service to Cape May 

County veterans has been Inaugurated 

by the 7et«map' A 

aratton OenWr In the Nation, re. 

sounds, each day In the week, not 

only to the tramping feet or thousands 

of home-bound G Is and 

newly-lnducMd soldlers-to-be, but 

a number of Its acres are showing 

tows of ETOwlne vegetables which 

wUl be used to help, Indirectly, the 

world food shortage. 

Soldiers, civilians, prisoners of 

war and patients convalescing at 

niton Genera! HMpital, mim 

H« R. BRlMtt£Y j FOB QUICK HESW.TS 

F/oor Sanding 

LOUIS J. KOERNER 

FLOOR SANDING 

lOtS ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 1773-J 

COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

HARDWOOD 

M "ttoer HHI> lmUI 

LINOLEUM 

FLOOR SANDING 

ASPHALT TILE 

DllCCiri I QIITTnil 

039 A-bury Avuw* 

- f *• - - 

AtYomSmrvicmwith40Ymm» , ' 

Exp*ri*nce in Sea*horm Building 

' JOBBING RE-ROOFING 

REMODÎNG 


TERMITES 

fAKT ALL4EAS0N WWKWI 

JOHN L TROUT 

uotnuD Bonus 

natw 1900 

8IDEWALL SHMfjUMtt 

RE-ROOFim PJMNTW8 

MSTMBIJTOR FOB 


Screen 0t Storm Windows 

MAH. COUPON FOB FBIS E8TIMATB TOfK FATMWTS | 

GE0R8E SEDDON ^ff* I 

liTHfeMt OMIÛOD. flMM 

AND EWAU OF A SUtLDtSQ 

ASBESTOS and ASPHALT, ROOFING 

White Atbe.to. Sidcwall Shingles 

Builders 

itesra, Jobber* 

and Roofer* 

CARPENTER 

IOBBINO ALTKRAOOM8 

PAINTING 

be Cy 

1MI WBI *••• 

S,L. SMITH 

Rcglutered BulUer of 

Bfodern Homa 

JOBBING - ROOTING 

Ms, n, ins.« 

POTTS' BROS. 

Mkinl 

Builders 

1040 Ajbury Ave, 

Phone OWlj^^ 

FOB QUICK RES1H.TS 

t!SE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

An. Fk. *ttt 

I 

BUILDER 

933W«tAYC. Ph. 1808 

Jobbing 



ABmt §. Ctunbum 

FfeMIl 

F, C. Slacum 

BUILDER 

8312 Asbnry ATC 

GEORGE F, SHIRE 

Plastering - Cement Work 

Painting • Jobbing 

Ml TmTH» 8TBSBT 

pkMe «m-w 

JOHN & PETERSON 

Contractor and Builder 

p 

m Aeaumv Avt 

Scpfic Brickwork 

SEPTIC TAWS 


KB WBIT AVEBOS 

Ptuntwt 

William J. Simth 

IGALANTE&GABAGE 

I MI insn AV», | 

Baintar* 

nd ALTERATION 

OCEAN 

* ) * « ; • . 

•#«->#••

Up To Us To 

Avert New Wai^ 

He Says at Rites 

Services at Pier 

Impressive; Trees 

Are Dedicated 

If ever there Is nnnfhrr win 1 

Will ibe due tu thi. luBurf nf Uii 

present griu'rattan tu llvr up u 

Its obligations to the mi'ii win 

fave their lives,In pn«t w,n> 

This keynote uf Orran C\i\ * 

most Impressive Mt'Miui'liil Dili nl). 

i#rviee in mnnv vcui>, ».i* wsmil- 

ed last Thursday by Unf-lil 

"T " 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEC LEDGER 

WIÎÎ «_i i r atlNlllNtXr LEDGER 

WarJ>ead, Hoffman Memorial Plea 

flurnl trihuli-s from m ... ! 

other flora! tributes from 30 

suit civic urfiiuiuuliuiin wppp 

"I" Wnrkl VS,,r 1 memorial ,,,oml 

nn Illi' liiun 

Chinas ,,l II.,. pr,,,. a, ,,.„„, 

»•'••> tin' liiillli •I111.U "I il !„,.,[ u a ) i 

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l-iicli mi-ni.iriiil nl(. IIII-IU(|,.,| 11,,, 

••"iillillllli; ,if Tups ,1,1(1 t|,,, tin",,.. 

•'I 11 Hirer.mi,, Milut,. |,v ,, ,,".".„ ,, 

• Itipulill, 

In (hi 1 hi'liir yiilnil In .lames 

«lhlii'tinih ISiley that ihrw mi-ii 

iirn Mill IIIMII, II111 an 1 Ju»i 

invar'." 

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IiiruiiM-liiint-lf i'ml. Ami'l'iriiii I.,,, 

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Hr mlriiii'lri li V F W riiiHiliiilld. 

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'JIMI:!.- fiipi riiiimii. •I'li'ii-iiiuii i- 

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I' S .\ ;r fl I t. Ki •::i-I!) Id i;,i 

. ll;i|'hu:i. I ' W \ 1 

VIIU'KS iiiii'i: roil pi \< i: 

New Academy 

Is Dedicated 

Navy Officers Pre- 

sent at Ceremony 

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PLACE FLORAL TKIBl'TES 

irl liimn 

•Hi- mir.l 

» und \ir 

• •-"••1- its inf IM'Î rln;N> l.ir Ihi' 

l^«' ..r thr «,,rid. «,.,,„" 

thai uru-r «!«. „,„,, llilr "..^ 

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i-.iJ\v.\nn c. Ki-mz CO. 

Ocean City 

SCIENTIFICALLY DONE 

• PiwcrtpUon filling is our only 

i»b. Tan sad yonr phytirlan ran 

drptsid on us f.ir niiir.Hy :,l- 

*•»«, Call rrBtfripHnii Drnarl- 

% "Don't Let the 

* * I* Sun G l Y 

LUXURY 

THAT LAUNDERS! 

Similiiv. .In,,,. 1,, 

Selenllfic 

Sun Bum Lotion 

50c and *1 

HUQIES' 

&ntral Pharmacy 

8U1 and We«l«y 

mm 

1 

to* 

i 

ssss 

> MORE CHILI Y ROOMS 

I /* iM(r*l^ NEW typ* 

ECTRIC HEATER j 

IN A TUiMASTIR FABRIC BV MEADTEX 

up 

C. Schuff 

Ph. 1242J 

Fashions in "Big '„ Little" Print8 

Proud of that son and heir of 

yours, aren't you? And here'i 

your chance to express that pride 

in wonderful all-combed poplin 

beach seta of "Big 'n Little" Prints 

by Baton,,. created by the famed 

leGregor atylists. Junior's colorful 

Shirt and matching swim shorts are 

perfect miniatures of yours. 

Together you'll make a Dad and 

Lad combination that will 

be topi on beach or boardwalk. 

In sailfish prfnta (illustrated) 

and Hawaiian printi, 

"Bin" McGregor Shirt 4.2S 

"Bisr MtGreKor ShorH 3.00 

"Little" McGregor Shirt 3,50 

"Little 11 McGreBor Shorn , 2,80 

REMEMBER 

• tile"--- a*.**- .j,.....«.,!-,.i 

[and Working 

0 Relieve 

,G. Shortage 

Bicki BUI to Under- 

write Higher 

Enliitnient Cost 

virtually nil Is workliu!: 

bill IritrodurMl In I lie ftc'Miiti. 

(«•)» un niltliMiill.il apprti- 

iUon of t!,600.IM) Inr tllr Cciiml 

• fur Fi.=* i nlt*-.tnit'nt^ 

fitpiislun uf I'lillMini'iit.'i of 

^n fur n JSMitid of ,-,ls iiiunthr4 

Alirllllltlilw nf CVflill 

in Mipporl "t * bill liitrii. 

y till' I.IIHT III :lllthi>ri»i 

^ Cfli^t nuani *n HITI.JJI ri.j.n = 

arlri ^sii.ty,.!*!!^ uf piilUU 

pfiis fyr llii'biHit ,'-ti!tSnn thity 

liiriiiriiifw, bill Wiis tiir 

if :i hi-urilla hilcirr tlir 

.„..* ml Minlliilit Miiniii' 

FJshPrii's at whirh ttTin it 

BI rppgrtiKl ihfM 1 wt.rr srvfrul 

nf Wirrs. tdcuriinij. iiiitl tvsn- 

$ from nirmmmnii's urtfl ui- = 

itioai iif all iwru uf HIM Ni'w 

rm,^l ns si.ii a^, uiiiir h*.;^ 

« INADKQI ATK 

is puiliiiU out ihul 1 lu 1 Coiwl 

is prt.M.|itb uiiHiliiiif! to rii. 

len Bwiiiti- udt'qiiati 1 liiniis 

nut li.n pnivlili'd Tlin IH-I.,1 

lull jii.r ul iidi.qiiiiu. lif,-- 

bi: stillon pfr.Mi:iiii.: wits sot lit 

bul jirupuiii.liU ut tin- 

iidi.iiî ,ijii)i!*iH i;iliiin ron, 

Milut thi« Muii wiiiilii iiiki- t-iiri 1 

tiw pri'î'ni t'liit.rjitMiry, pu^sibly 

fi] surh tiiiu 1 ii,^ nVJiH' Ciuurd-H^ 

tts air aVHiUibli' Irurii suu tiuty 

ad ovprsgiis i!x,:|lJiL:iit.nW-; 

Irjuniyitiun mven tu Mikyor 

Bnalf by Rpp Hniirt Indicin 

M\ the Cuni,t CiUiird liigh com- 

ilSii rfcognis.s thv nruyily wii< ;i liii-inli 

iiiiiiiui-1 »..[•' I--.I t' 

iidi-lphlii 

1 Dud ' Pinki'i- 

cli.irui-il Ifimi H 

pii.il in I>hi!.u 

iin op*-rii!liHi a-i 

I'M-inii nt tin 1 h 

Raymiind '1^ P. 

Ac. iirdiiic ii' M 

-1.1 iiii' 

111 is 

, hi.liy 

it. milk. 

tititl nml 

i.I -i ;i|);iliiy i.i'i 

i 

% M.KDK TOBIAS' 

I«.n ihf ran. 

nii^*i hrr *tWll com 

Fit. i "1;INN Ihiy. b:ic*;il 

sctvi i 

it Hull b illn 

indt JP ndt nt 

for tf-ithnld 

bt mi if 

lit M N 

Ii* pu ill' 

Stafvation May Endanger 

Wc£id Peace, Is Warning 

IJ5 John W Btudrbuker, comrn 

r-si^ntT of the tJT S. Office ul Kd.i 

fiitSon, ralipd 'he nutinn" r\tv 

clnldrti;. i-nlit-'t .uuih. imti -. -. 

tiuniiJ leaders Lliis werk to 

ppnvuie "f!rst=iiid" moals i" 

ijvt ! rs(niH sviiu air suiifr-iriK 

hunfePr Sitiri st:trvallnn. His 

U 

hurficrs (if ? 

help 

'J ! " und mtob-nuirp. 

OU WORLD MI'ST 

RMiHTEOl'K 

^ : ; -if «p ir-fi nnri hn' 

-"-- « .'.! liiiVi- i\\* viU-v\ 

.-• vorlfi We iijiis b* 

Ui iilv b\it' tQKt'lit'M- wi 

ti".;i! ! lu 

Pfii:\TiST"s niscnvi:KV 

I'PSKT JAP NIi,K INDi NTtlY 

Hi:i - ;-,n !tu- iiitcrT.iilinnal view- 

pun.f 1 - 

Ji'or the seiuon tomorrow, wltn 

'Itrgaiet Rclss golnj on duty 

t aid nurse, * 

week end was *)ttramely tousy 

t Mitlrc n>gort as the larg. 

*IK of the season began af- 

ftlday ftfternoon and reaoh- 

pesk on Sunday aa Inland 

iwltered. 

' traffic was the heavleW of 

*r, according to police, nnd 

Colored 

rdsNeeded 

ningt on 

n LI uti 

t, Hi flit 

H* m r fm- 

m il 

] iv l • * t 

pihnuM III. d 

ni llin Ut inn nllf- 

Mulliii i 1 HMi I 

i\• tl B4 ai ii! in \ t * 

Dnimifrtts ThU t ur htm 

hi UJ f r unit ft,i Hi .t p ii 

N IO4I1TIUN TI€ KF r 

DrnnH i itii runi-millrr ht H 

hr Kiiuuii iii a n. NiMinbn >-liu 

v. ill bt a nt ilitinn tic kct 

Pf*fftr Iin il ^ T \itrnn mri 

itiitmt, i finti u itii mm iiin I>mi- 

acmtir priiiiiir\ fmd hi i m-si 1 lln 

p nf\ h ni nn n niuiiii i*ii th* bil 

i iMiiiiiinnri th.il i Drniti- 

i ill L Is inu .irr,ni|-« d fur 

Tlmr-d.n niuhi Jnnr 2n i! Cnurt 

Hmi^ with ill tmlipi nd« in Kr- 

publliiUL-* ciiuiulK iii*Itid 

CSO\ls.RN'OI! C A 

phiy " 

Oh 

ltiirii In f; 

winik fi f >n 

StucJrbuk' 

3 Championship Trophies 

Are Awarded High School 

Wene, V.F.W, and Rotary Honors Pre- 

sented; 200 students Also Are Cited 

Resort Doctors 

Raise Their Fees 

First Change 

In 20 Years 

approximately 

tion, or 

500.000. 

J prescott cadman, president of 

the Association, announced that 

for more than §800,. 

000 of valuation had been jibtaln- 

ed on the petitions as of Tuesday 

The deadline for filing Uie 

ler is tomorrow (Saturdayi 

and efforts to secure additional 

Igiwturis were being continued. 

Una»P stale law, »yrli a peH- 

lien riled wilh thr rlly rterk 

would jutunmllially farMrtall the 

paving project unlil such Ume 

a« the public was given am op. 

portunity to vote on It at a re- 

ferenduni electton, 

Thi Association had a special 

open meeting for diseussion of 

West iiV:. particulnrly in relation 

to its effeet upon Anbury av bus. 

tnes,s. Nineteen persons attended, 

but only half n dozen expressed 

themselves and their opillinns were 

n*«JUl evenly divided for nnd BR. 

ainst the project. 

Mr, lidinan explained that the 

Asasclalioti takes the pMlilan 

thai West av, sliould be Improv- 

ed, but opposes the issuance of 

ilia.OOO In new city bonds to do 

a Job which H eoni*nds eould 

be done at lew eost to local pro. 

perty owners, 

= It is the eoncengim fjf niir op. 

inion that West av. needs to be 

pnved its full width in the area 

ircim bth te 12th st m— fi—to 

14th st. to help relieve traffir 

conKestlon." Mr. Cadman told the 

group, 

WOULD INVOKE STATE AID 

"But we eannot understand why 

the roJnmiagieners insist upon such 

an rspenslve kind of pavina above 

'ViT hr slHilitl !!! hnciy, UIlM l).'-;: 

-iirl.^ w=il he billt*r= 

"Thrir pm!iitU*rwi ^plrilN i-otihl 

efiiiiU'ly nnriiinger ««rlH pvAiv, 

or »iir nun Miku, as «v(| &s fiiP 

hi'ir^, wt* miiNt Hii rvi'ryihing 

*i^*,lhh* to suûrt" them fiHwi tiiiw. 

uhons 

must 

ciur !>« n 

itrk ulih in the wtirld 

At th.it ill ihr Demoirit 

Two( 

P«trol 

p 

JudM!> hfti, Ilun-itii cundidatt lur 

go\t*inor .ind M i\nr Gt'ui uv Bi-iUi- 

ner '»f C jiiidm t.indldiiu 1 li»r U 

S. BtMiuti 

In hi^t wppk % HrpubHCtin prl 

mtir> L«i«rt i i 1 M Lear Oer& 

Cit\ InciUiibtnt Irt i lioldi'r ^»i*> r* 

iitniiiuiH.tl o\tr Pftfffr b\ a m i 

joiit\ nf lhfb %utts In the cotuit^ 

Smafarmr Cracks Up 

In Auto Chasm; Is 

Arrested^ Ftn^d 

A rook on a rammircial fish- 

Ir^ boat didn't rare so well 

when he tried to out-navigatp 

a Motor vphich 1 Inspector at 

WUd^Dod Crvî Monday 

Clsitiiii Fiunnii 31 of Can* 1 

May the fisherman Was spotted 

while traveling at high ^peed 

by Iniprctor Charlie W Davi^ 

DaU-. ga\e clmw far about fl\r 

mile** Pinall\ Firman ls^t con- 

trol of hh tar which left the 

highway and overturned in the 

mcadaftb on the outskirts of the 

resort * 

Thedrivcr received slight Jiend 

brulsrs but the heaviest blow 

% as when a ph> sielan pro- 

ngunced him intoxieated, Jus- 

tine ef the Peace Ciahdrulo 

pregeribed ft I3QQ fine. 

Paper Collection 

Totals 3,800 Pounds 

Md i 

Moiidiiy 

luiiili'd :!,W)0 

Niiniiiin V 

in 

i for negra 

DitJ^Be«ch 

O»pf, Thomas 

in thii far the 

shOu W apply lo Cant. 

IB «"«t« t th loth 

loth 

llB 

shOu W appy 

UBIB «"«t«y -«t the 

Mlrte ' Th|1 mUn 

iwimmini ability. 

|~*Mhl taMh at Bth 

y« be- 

employed* "»nd fhV' other 

hM "surplus of white 

| 

Occiin C'liy 

iiii'Midum tn 

chaiiiiliin of !hi- r*^(>!!^ «;ihiisiL', 

ThLi i,^ ri-Marti 

Picnickeri Offered 

Convention Hall 

Through the special courtesy of 

the Municipal -FluyKrntltld Hoard, 

picnickers uln> 1 reserye CoiivelHion 

Hail, nth at, and the hourdwnik, 

for the use Of their groups. 

Two nrKaniiations nlrcady have 

taken ndvantage of this service, 

They nri* the Methodist Church, of 

Mays -Landing. With n picnic hclie- 

dulert for June as, nnd the First 

Presbyteriiui Chtireh of Bridfjpton, 

which will Rather there the follow, 

ing .day. 

Thr Flilicr II. Weiic trnpiiy 

u'linunil tin- c'liiiiity i-inm 

tfjuthull WUH rc-riiveri, as u,i* 

thi' V.P.w. triipliy Inr Hie i-diiuiy 

tnif.ki-1 (mil f-rnnii null tin' llntiirv 

trciphy ior wumim: tlii- t-nutity h-A v- 

liiiil tillP. 

SWKATKHS ritESENTED 

In additiun, tin- loc-iii nnard ni 

Kdtirutiun prOMMitrd tît-li jncilii 

nt tlie Siiutli .leiM'y Cii'Oiip 1 chiii 

pioiisliip luolhiill ti'am with a 

shaker knit niaiuon sweater With 

whim in^mniH, 

Till' list nf sperlal nwiilrtH iin-. 

noimcetl Mniidiiy included flic fti|- 

It.wnm: 

Betiiiir boy priae fnr nll-nrniinrl 

?u°rvii'i' to tlie si-hiwl, Hrniunr Snii!!.; 

Fcir otitstandiiiK w T ork in art. AU 

hert Gilbert. 

Certiliriurs iif mrril, Jon ISiU-lcy 

and William PilrEKi. 

WIN Ml'Hir AWAim 

Instrumental music awnrd. Riiy- 

moiid Adiinis and Williiini Pilenei 

Kiwiuu^ club awards for st'liul, 

irhliip, Harbam Canlpbell and Rod. 

BIT BmiUl, 

Cheniistl'y award, Lois Fry, 

Wene tmiihy, Barharri CaniphÎl 

UAH. Ciund CiU?.enshii) Uwiilil, 

Miriam nmwiilee. 

Sororities, Fraternities Warned 

By Police They Must Register 

With the peals of the vacation 

season approaching. Ocean City 

police this week warned summer 

fraternity antf sorority houses that 

they must comply immediately with 

city regulations by registcrinE the 

establishments. 

Up to early this week only one 

sorority had registered, and no f.w- 

temitles, although normally there 

are at least a dozen such places in 

operation. 

The law requires them to give 

police a record of the names and 

address , of the organization, to- 

gether with the name of someone 

over 31 years nf net 1 who is held re- 

sponsible for conduct on the pre.ni- 

iscs. 

The law prescribes rules of eon- 

duct, . iiTCludiiiK thf prohibition nf 

noise and eonKreentioiis of crowds 

outside the houses after mldniplu, 

Eacli fraternity and sorority also is 

roauired to keep a registry book of 

the names of all guests, and is fort 

bidden to rent rooms to non mem 

bers, 

police have prepared placards 

with the rules,, to be posted in the 

houses, u an additional step to 

mitjimiM trouble. 

VtH'ul niuiii 1 award- n-itli Hack- 

i;ry. 

lioariris Dm 

Cunipbi'ii. 

The Dili ii»ard» wire prf»l>nt- 

f 5 d by Mi-s. Ja>- K M*t ray nn he. 

hall fit Surah SiiUwoi: rhiiiitii. 

LETTERS AWAHIIKM 

Winners ut ]('tler> ior Viirsily atll> 

li-llc pnrtlrl|Jali"r.. un a lsJint liusis, 

were: 

f'alil Beentte, Edward Pfiwcll, nob- 

v\-\ Saiiniiits. ,1,lilies Diintind. Wil- 

liiillj Hainnh, iliiliii Hiiinr-.. John 

Oliver, James Nirllnl,«. Thomas 

Hwayne, Laiiretirt- Hruwn. William 

r ! RcyniilriJi, Leiinunl Fci|i|ni. Vernoil 

" i flniisaiid, Andrew Itiilisiiiid. Allen 

Pitersoi]. »'rai'.n.< Tuwiuc-nd, Wil- 

hum Corson, Cliiirh'« Huberts, James 

Sullivan and nirhiird Ciuhilile. 

Boys who retruvert pnmls toward 

varsity nllilrlir li-lli'is wi-ii>: 

eiinuie! MtDDwell. .livii-iilj Thomp- 

son, Joseph Avis Allrn Townsend. 

William Ewiim. Krilisl Hiiliii. Rob- 

erl Dirkson. niinii Sm.th. Anthony 

PlleRgi, Freri Mai'.li-V. Jarlf McUow- 

i!ll. Jaek CarmiMiii. Hobeil Anrirews. 

Marvin Diirn. .Tii.-«-pli Murray. IluBh 

Ctilwell, Edwiiitl Kiniiiuc. TlHimas 

Quilin, Rnbert rhriitiiiii. day Ta- 

lese. Riiymond Huley. Franli Kreps. 

Roy Plunder; Paul Jcnlillius, jack 

Welsh, Ellis Kuril lipnrcc Stilt's, 

Jack Mcsow, Doutla.'iS Luniseiiecker, 

harles " Vincent. Albeit Ciilbert. 

Franlt Lenarci, Mai-vin tiraham, 

Russsll Mllltnrd. Frank illisaird. 

Williftm Wilsey, Lalireni'e Limny, 

An 1!H niise in fees for medica 

MTVici-s ir, O- itiiii Dr. Robert 

A, Cornwell. lrea,sunr, 

Otiiers attenriiiu were- Drs Al- 

drich r Crowe. F B Lane Haines, 

Herschel Pettlt. Jnhn H. Wliiticar, 

John B Townsend, C EliBene Dar- 

by Marci.i Smith and MnMlds Uch> 

ner. 

Drs. Vi'lyliti^ and Cnrnwell were 

welromcd us new mpnibers of the 

cllrt). 

DA.R, homeinakers' awards. Dale 

Kimble for loads, Bosnia Bates till 

elothlnii, 

Anieneau I.eeÔii awards, Joaii 

Woods Agency to 

Convene Monday 

200 Expected for 

Confarenee 

Two hundred members of tlie 

Edward A, Woods AjrtMicy, of Pius- 

buruh, of the Equitable Life Aswir- 

aiiee Boclety will arrive Monday 

in the resort for their first post-war 

annual ennforenee, held this year 

under the guidance of Edward A 

Aiken. assistant agency .manager. 

Tile orKahii'atioii will, BS in pre- 

war years, make? tlie Flanders Hotel 

their headquarters nnd will convene 

Wednesday and Thursday mornings 

on the Music pier, 

A number of prominent sneakers 

have been scheduled to present top- 

ics at both morning sessions. Other 

speakers, ait connected with the 

agencies infiude: R. - S. < Crhmptnn, 

H fl. Jenkins, Merle A, Oulick, John 

Muller, WUilam Walsh and Irvin 

Bendintr, 

.Joseph Casey. Floyd-Candy. Homiid 

-star letters fnr liit'ls' nihletie 

lilirtieipalimi were awarded to; 

~ je 2, Please) 

* * 9 

Parochial School 

Awards Given 

Presented to Bth 

Grade Graduates 

Numerous awards for scholarship 

and other OUWtandlnq qualities 

were presented Thursday morning 

in Bt. AURUstlne's R. C, CllUreh 

durlnu ith (srade Briidiiation exer 

els of the Parochial School,- 

The special awards, toiscther with 

certificates of Brfldua'tlon to seven 

boys and seven «irls, were present, 

ed' by Rev, B. B. Ddyle, pastor of 

the ehuriii, fallowlnft a mass at 

8:30 a.m. Later the graduates were 

entertained at breakfast at Ches- 

ter's Rpstaiirant,- 

WIKS lilOIl AWARD 

An award for the highest genera: 

average waj given to Mary Hous- 

and, and «ie prise for the highejt 

BVeragt In rilliton (u awarded 

(Pan, •, pfeM*) 

Motor boat Upsets; 

Fish Club Officials 

Have Reunion in Bay 

Four biBwius of the Rainbow 

Fisliing Club had a reunion in 

the bay hen' Saturdiiv lllidcr 

snlilewiiai adverse eirciiTn. 

stances. 

John McCiirthy. ex-Kins of 

the club, and Ciliirlt's Mulvany. 

the Ptlrelc. were f Lsllinn . near 

the sod bunk aboard, McCar- 

thy's boat "Pop", when they saw 

a small outboard. motorboat 

empsize near them. 

epeediiii; in the reffiic lliej? 

found the other unfortunate 

allulcrs to be Bill Unrue, club 

president, and Bud Drlsroll, ft 

past president, Unrlle and Drls. 

coll manaBed to reach shore 

Uilaided, but they lost all their 

tackle and other belnnging». 

McCarthy and Mulvany help, 

cd right the boat, fished up^ 

the mntnr from the bottom, 

and towed the craft back home. 

and below that area when they 

could set a 20-foot strip of pav- 

irm in the center of the avenue un. 

der the .state-iiid proMrain. over a 

period of a few sears. Following 

this plan would eliminate the bond 

issue, for the L-ity hiis sufficient 

cash in its i-apital improsernent 

und to do tiie ceniral section 

without borrowinu. 

We foci tiiHt a bond issue for 

Wtwt IV, is unnece»w.ary and not 

'yen feasible at present, due to the 

act thai more borrouiim probably 

?- Moinp to be uecesâri- in the 

near futiire til re-deck the board, 

walk and fiimnee nddiiional erosion 

(Pag* g. Flea**) 

City Plans to 

Spend Up to $8,500 

for Improvement 

Anticipating the paving of W«t 

av,. the city commissioners Wed- 

nesday introduced nn ordinance au« 

thoriKing the exiJ*'iiuiture of up to 

S8.000 for ttie installation of a tmf- 

fic light control system on the ays- 

mie. 

The ordinance, which comes lip 

for final adoption June S6, would 

provide traffic control lights at 8th, 

7th. 8lh. 9th and 10th sts,, on West 

av.. and at (ith st- on Asbury •»» 

'Iht* S8500 exjwnditure would cover 

cost of all necessary materials and 

installation. It includes also the r&= 

location of traffic lights at Bth st* 

and Palen av 

Under the proposal the dtF 

would have the option of letting 

llie new lights under contract Of 

purchasing tlw equipment and ma- 

terial for installation by city work* 

men. whichever method were found 

to he least expensive. 

The ordinance also ealli for BL 

secOiVd capital impToven 

construction of a new 30 inch east 

iron and concrete storm water drain 

at the ocean end of 3rd it,, &t B 

cost of up to $4,000- 

Thls drain is designed to resets 

the Hooding condition in Srd st*, 

whicli existed durinfc every heavy 

rain und abnormally high tide 01 

recent years. 

A 

U, S, Ready to 

Take Waterway 

Must Have Local 

Cooperation 

.mhorisation far maintenance of 

the Cape May Canal at an esti- 

mated annual cost of SM.OO0 is in- 

cluded in the n'lvers and Harbors 

bill, passed by tlie House of Repre- 

sentatives late last week. Congress- 

an T, Millet Hand, of New Jcr- 

•}•'» Second District, reports. 

The canal, built in 1B43 by Armyi 

iftineers at tlie request of tlie 

Navy Department as a war mea. 

sure, has been maintained by the 

engineers, who have been reim- 

rsed for maintenance work by 

* Navy. With the decommission- 

ing of the Cape May Naval Base 

ently, the Navy seeks to be re- 

Sieved of continued maintenance 

ists, 

"Congress is ready to deal with 

the entire New Jersey waterway 

with a view to federal control[and 

lintenance," CotiRressman Hand 

explained. "The conditions or local 

cooperation required to bring about 

this change include ceding of the 

waterway to the United States and 

providing spoil ureas for mainte- 

nance work and other necessary 

action at the local level. When that 

is done, I hope that the Federal 

jEOvornrnent will take over the in- 

land waterway and will thereafter 

be responsible for its Improvement 

and maintenance," 

R,R, Tracks to 

Be Re-Located 

•Y' to be Moved 

Off West av. 

Cits commissioners by re^lutisfi 

^\ pdnt*Hda\ apprai ed an exchange 

nf prnpertv with th^ F§nnsyiv&nia- 

RnaflinK Sea^hure Lines to enable 

the railroad tg re-locate its V 

track-, in thi Gardens where loeO- 

niutue% turn around at thi ind ©I 

t)» line 

The action w as taktn primarily 

to nhtain complete title by the city 

to the roaclua} «f West av,, before 

thr proposed pa\mg project is un= 

d* rtuKen At present a small per- 

uui i of t hi 1 V track extends Inta 

We *t a\ ha\ ing been an except 

tion to the removal of the old 

Pennsvlvania tracks from the cen- 

ter of the a^rnue H\e years ago* 

\ ndi r the resolution the city will 

gi\i the railroad four lots thi city 

now ow in un Ha\ en av,, and the 

railroad w ill in turn deed to the 

cit^ the We^t a\ lots it now owns 

for Y track purposes. 

Solicitor John E, BOSWell told the 

cnmm^sioner& that the railroad has 

agreed to re locate the tracks in 

accordance with Wishes of the city 

government Plans for the change 

already *have been approved. 

He also declared thftt the lets 

cit> m reeeivinf have more fu= 

ure \ alue than those the elty 13 

i\ing the railroad. 

Yum! Yum! Strawberries 

Ben Weiitherhy. 231 Asbury sw^ 

'psort carpenter, and gardener wn* 

raordiiittry. brought H box Of his 

e-grnwn struwbcrfies to Til© 

tliiel-l-edjjer Wednesday night 

—just, to Rive us nn idea. Most ef, 

,heni wore us largp &s itnall hen's , 

&. hilt— 

Rhucks."' he said. "You should 

my LARGE ones—18 of them 

d 1 

Gifford Tells How Public Can 

Help Speed Garbage, Trash Pick-Up 

The pubic fan cooprrnte with the 

city'R trash and Rftrbagc eoKoclors 

by eomplyinq with ihn city rule 

that all trash miist be in a wooden 

barrel or nietul contalnw. and all 

garbage must Win" a metal eon- 

tainer. with proper lid or cover. 

Ray Oifford. city inspector 6" 

colleetions, railed attention to that 

fact this week mid explained why 

compliance will help to ipecd col- 

lections. 

Many people, especially »t, houge- 

i tlnie, deposit a large quan 

h i dbrd bo*es o 

cleBnim tlnie, p g q 

tity of trash in cardboard bo*es or 

carious, or other destructible con- 

tainers." lie said, "If rain (alls' be. 

fore the collector cornea around, 

these flimsy containers become sod 

den and collapse. makhiR it nerrs 

sary for the collector to pmcticiilly 

shovel the contents onto his truck or 

pick up the pieeei by hand.; Thi; 

greatly retards his procrtss am 

makes It impossible for lilm to col- 

lect as frequently as lie otherwise 

could do," 

Declaring that the citv'i ambitior 

is to keep the resort clean. Mr. 

Clifford nevertheless pointed 0111 

that labor is scarce and that there 

fore the public's cooperation is es 

sentiBl, if collections are to be 

expedited under existing conditions. 

He estimated that at present, 5C 

per cent of trdh and garbage a 

not placed In proper cohUOnen. 

Mrs. Helen Johnstone and ion, 

Drtiinld. 858 Asbury av,, recently 

flew to New York City, where Don- 

ald appeared on a radio program. 

They returned last weekend. 

Time and Tide 

'Computed ID Eialarn Standard Tin* « 

BeacU Front 

(Loniport Bridje. >o4 5 mla.i IMAÎ 

Point BriOi., add SO mis.; *tk M, kaitea, 

iild JO mlB , I4lh it. brlOia, t4» SI nla.1 

Scull tindlni. Craat III Harb« Rim, 

•dd I hr. 50 mis.) 

" " hi Cltj Daeartruit *t 

Pub 

1 I hr. 50 'mis.) 

Compii.d »T CltT D.partMrt 

Public ReUlloni 

A.M. 

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