May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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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
1352 Asbury Avenue
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.-
May 29th
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
1126 Central Avenue
• Opmn to Public •
m to I 0
to 2l3 ° P
to 8 p.m.
«f BUAITOB O. EEKD
Point
>.
Lingo's Restaurant
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 ^io^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 Thomas^oJiver"
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 »^uld 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,
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BBd jou »fe ihe defendant, y..u
hweby riquirnt to «n»«er ll
of petltlsnlr a" or bMan MM
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central markets and are moved to
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