May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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till o» . mw JERSEY
• ilh the |'r..Tl»i,,|
J H.atul.1 «nd
1
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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 h^iury 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.
~*^eWfrey oimueerrof Bilgland,
by MarehMte Ohutp,
"Great White Hills at New Hampshire,"
by Ernest Poole.
"Sueeeis on the Small hrm," by
Haydn s, Pearson,
FOB QUICK RESULTS
VIE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
OCEAN CITY'S
OWN
RADIO
PROGRAMS
WFPG
UM on Dial
MYSTCRY MELODY
CONTESTS
MUSIC—
* LOCAL NEWS-
PRIZES!
•
-Sponsor*-.
TUESDAY NITE
« 7:30 - 8:00
Spie it Span Restaurant
Roqfcett't E«to Station
Senior Studios
O.D. Hackney
Independent Roeflng Co.
WEDNESDAY NITE
9:00 . 9:30
Saiwon it Hamada
Booflnc
ThM. F. Gtutafc^n
MlnUH
VUll«g« The>tr«
Plymouth Inn
Important Woul
•TOBB^
fjinf
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N
htret
Tllliifl 'DISTRICT.
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Street.)
FIRST IMSTRirT. Stto,,,l W.nl—K of
C fltadquartera. SOD Aabtirj Avrmlc
(Diltrlct N.,,i(ti ..do of FlffMh
r 'DISTRICT, anna ,w*m _
Uf*| Ginn, 1119 AabUr> A«mw,
Iritt SauflUaide of Tenth llr«t
.. JaHk aide of ThHUIHih Strict).
tmRli fifSTRICT, Nraiid Ward —
Office of Ilane^ I.l.iy.l Olalllii, MS
Arfjuri Annui. (Dlitflei Saulh aide
of TliirteeiiOi Sin-ei lo Noflli aid:
of Twentlclli Hnrt).
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'ACRES or DIAMONDS"
Why starch the World over when we can show you a genuine prong
opportunity here »t Home?
For Sale
The North Street Beach Grille
An exceptional property and permanent lucrative businew for sale tt •
v«ry low price,
FOB DETAILS SEE
/, Pr Rankin
962 Boardwalk (rear)
Phone 0220 for Appointment
—BROKERS FHOTBCTED—
Your Signature on a 1846-1947 Mobilheat
Contract Does It!
S0i:0NY-VACUUM MATING Oil
YOU GET COMPLETE SERVICE
-OIL HEAT AT ITS BEST!
Vwif new MofaUheat contract n n automatic fual oil
teBpttature poav&tefty,,,/,,.! VSUUH(
promote, combugtion efficiency, deliver* high heat
. ttimtully mrwlem from trained, retabte drivm
warm «t lower co«t, ^ ^ •
^ for thit, oontnet t«Lry.
mmm.
LK.T.-
te the increase
' and uried the
In auio
Kf the
" thi ntw term are
VCharlei K. TBUrs-
^lette. Ale.-
Manicurist joins the
TM device hM
lor varied services
''$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.
Telephone Ocean City 0225
• 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