Aug 1945 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

iUURE ALEXANDER
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Beauty ~ «j—«# mne gangesr MaJoi 9 John M ".faefc** WU&SQ
killed la aetkw taThe
a theater last winter,'• •unM tajength. dent, ha* oten awarded the.Brorae
MI_MMiMttllM' were —-• I tfjTMppBrt* -, TO« -UPPOrt engineers bridge taStoTETja on floated S3 pontoons one infan-l-..--- ---•-• - — ••
and Kj eras a «»-ioo» river, Ed'fllU
it, *flv fcapie m and tor- l!f ed in two eanyons with 85.000 eu-
ta lwo to ante tlie of war
eountry,
fcurflrSy^^^
~«V«is with KMO eu-
JWo | " » yards of dynamited dirt » and and m h rtn phuadeipiua, and sum-
--Jrpefc so artillery and heavy veW-lme, wmdentii for many years at
Ides cles could keep Keep up op with rapid ranid od ad-l.«i» ~-«- "'
Yuen of the infantrymen
Central av.
COVERED SEVER,*!. ISLANDS
ElberUon Keeps Up The citation accompanying the
decoration said it covered uw mill-
On Home Town tary operationi against Japanese
After more than three yean of on Ltnon, Panay and NefpS Is.
Army service. Set Joseph Elbert- lands rrom November 1 last
M, af OMan City, wrote home to June SO this year
this week to make sure that The "Major WlUon performed ably
Sentinel-Leaner keeps arriving reg- the duties .of division assistant
ularly at his company mall call, chief of staff in planning and op.
•I would SUM news of the olderatlonal
phases of three island
home town If the paper was dis- eampalgns, • the citation said "His
continued.- he wrote. "The paper excellent judgment and devotion
hat followed toe all ever, Africa, to duty aided materially in the
Sicily, Italy, France, Germany, and achievement of division objec-
I now back to France,
tives- " "*
•MM times it was three and FORMES HEBMASTM RASTtB
four months late, but the last year Major WUson Is best known in
W It hasfeneraUy
taken Just Ocean City Si a forrner piermaa-
..I ..C • mon ——>•" ith to "» reach «n me. me, t«r at the Ocean Cit Fishing
1 like to read of the doings due. 14th
of the home tow and Im always He held that
IN ITS
DELICIOUS FORM
2OTOS or COLD WAVE
Frt Yet, for All Types o
ith heavy cream oU
JOHNSON'S
Phone 0664 841 Aabury Aw,
WHERE STYLES ARE CREATED
•—tT
1 ' HI that
to Chaplain am. „
lA-Gol. lirewii wtd the map.
lalns expect to be among the laS»s*$
Ikes Veteran* In program, ani are bluler , _
(EMOBI/U. RITES IN ITALY afor Housing Plight Memorial Day In Italy thu year ©B
wasan ooeaalon long to be ««,,„, •ttand
bered, he said, as service* wen
Many Home Need. conducted at the If u, 8, military il
ed. Say. Realtor cemeteries these. mury
In these haUowed re.tlng places
OepJwment of owne*. foree. „• the lost remains of some of our
will find Awnti a hmd ol hoa* bravest Ben and women." be uki
lev wldiers tinl*« l
of Meal Estate Boards, Mid thin were over
week. ' '
"Construction of homes for ais-l
charged service men IK no leaa|
urgent than supplying war mater,
_„.. Harry V. Adams, Jr., son of lal for European and Pacific vie.
Mr, and Mrs. H. V, Adams, 1102toHes,"
Wllisoii declared, "•oth
Wesley av,, has twice been awarded are emergent situations aad nei-
Ule Bronse Star medal lor extrather deserves greater consideration,
ordinary performance of duty with than the other,"
tin Army Medical Corps in the
European theatre,
The Association head said he will
ter at th'o Ocean City
confer with the executive board
8ft, Adams was with the Medi- relative to drafting a prepoM V
st, and the e boa cal Detachment of the 4I7th In- national and state veteran admin
thS fantry±
,- to hear where my
fantry, Tith Division, which fought I totrstars, providing for nandatorv
Me.'ids are In the service, it is
Into oermany with General Pat-• production of every item of V
H
1 Hi entered (he Aniiy in June. torn Jm Army. Me is now at terial reaulred for home^iuidtoV
hafj to write and Iseep m touch 1S41, arwr iraauating from the Neumoerg awaiting return to the »»IUMII,|
wltn than all,"
University of Pennsylvunla, where
ffgt, Elbertsen was employed in he was an officer in the ROTO
iui feylng work by city Bnglneer unit. He won his Army commls.
William H, Cellisson, Jr., before he sion at Port Bennlng. Oa and
entered the sefviee in 1942, «¥nt ovprsciis with the 24th, Divisioii
in Miirch. 1942, He served
Two Point Major* Blih that Division at Efate in the
New Hebrides and at other. Pacific
In Line for Award taws. Inter transferrinB lo the 40th
Two Seiners point men. both Division for the Philippines cam
Majors in the infantry, have recently
been recommended for the
Legion of Merit sward by Army
authorities.
Boys 18 ElTrible
Major George Oeorge Roberts, Roterta. who sfho rf. For Flight Training
cently was ... promoted ,,„„„,„, from „„,„ c«piAin,i tapuin. Eifflitefn.year.old ».»"ni-n-year.o;d '••-•• hieh --•" schoal
_•„-
[hp nward -for exception. '. Waduatw are now eligible t0 te
•Jly mernonous conduct in mei ewe Nnvy Piahi TTaininB""ieadperformance
of outstanding w. I 'ȴ to commissions as Ensign rj
ber%f°fU^ r i *• 1944 ' tu ©"a- 8 Nival Reserve." under an „.
r
M - lm * He vns servini! in portiion of the V-J proBrain nn-
2S^ e l n , d Qer »nj durlnji that nouncrd bv C»imand#f a I€ Ewperiod.
Before entering the service an, Jr head of the Fourth Naval
two years aW he was a law stu. District OBii? of Naval f^i«r
Another Legion of Merit award The v-l Program, formerly ootn
HM been recommended for his bro. only to l7-jwBr"-nld«. includes three
uSe ^*w J ° Bn Rt * frti her. Major John Rober
uate of West point in
, » a 8'M. gra;lei,c ttraining.
Ap.
f 1940
the class piiianis aiust be iiieh
ds I uaUS o Ap
ue of West point in the class piiianis aiust be iiieh K-hdol end.
of 1940 Re also conimnnds an In- shrtld
uaU!S or schrtuled for graduation
fantj-y battalion, prior to October 1. 1MB. They must
Their younger brother, RoBert, not L ? ; e United States,
SMILEV R1CSTS ON LtlXOW
In the Army almost three years, Mr. and MM Norman Smiley.
he has been overseas since last 4JJ Asburj
wr. He is a graduate of
.. Ciiy High School.
Thr sergeant is one of three
brothers in the armed forcis. T,
L« Adams, signalman ilci, ii with
the Navy somewhere in the Pa
eific. while P\t. Russell Adams Ij
in the Army with a mechanised
ciiv;iiry unit.
He was awarded th
etar for gallantry in farina for
•asunlties early in Februaryr and
.filer w,i« reconuiienied for a cluster
jiiiriifjlng he had qualified for
tlie decoration a second tune.
ciwtion tor the secotid
nsarj reported Ulai ihi> nctiuii «.
c.irred during (he rrosj.;iig of the
7,iar river, when Sit. Adams and
•o J"KT men let up an advance
aid station en the river bank, under
heavy enemy fire, and maintained
a system ol treatment iind
evacuation of aaunded for 64
hayrs uni-il relieved. AlJui mentioned
Hi his treanBtnt and ovacuaiion
of mine field caiualtii's across
i font budge while It waj being
siielied. """"-.
is servuif wVui* (he Navy in thej 1. 19 prior to Noveml^r
Pacific,
Appl:cition may be made in person
or by letU-r. .^;a!ing age aad
edllcilion, to OtHce of Naval Of
flrpr Procurenit'nt. 1600 Arch ...
Philadelphia 3 Pa nw transpor.
tfltion will be prorifled lo and from
qualifying iH
1 Both SteKa Opal
Douglass
Candies
700 Bowrlwdk
326 Atlantic Avenue
Candy - Ice Cream
OUR OWN HAKE
iv.. have receivied word
from their son. staff Sgt Norman
Smiley, Jr., (hat he is now enjoy- A SHOITTER CUT TO
thg a rest on the Island of Luson
in the Philippines. aft« the «2-day
battle on OHlnawa w'jth the 77th
Division,
PINIISS
os I»A%-B HER!
William j»i OTUB, carpentw's
mate He), BAK.B, is on leave
from duty in the central Pacific
and is visiting Mr. and Mrs, A
W. Christian. Flanders Hotel, pet
ty Officer Own *U1 join g new
ship when he rcturnB to duty to.
morrow
Probation Violator
Is Arrested Here
Joseph CastreMe, 31. of 400
block Asbury av., was taken into
custody Rv local police late last
week on an Atlantic County chArge
of \iolation of probation. He later
was turned over to Preston Cook,
Atlantic County probation officer.
John W. Marts, 3rd,
Police Judge Stops Allotment
Back from Europe
Pay To Cheating Wife of Soldier
Teehnie!,.H Fifth Grade John W
Pokee Judye p. jiime.-! peilecchia,
SST*f th^'fi^i ^ni? ^%--TM* .mbi^h'a „ .... , . „„,.. M any unraitwui
ffi Burope»n mn «' a!£rd SJ, Smlf Accidentally I payment* to unfaithful wives of said. If a wife has lime to go
troopship "Lincoln Stefffn He Kf Mtter V«. a . Mri«| ' " ^ f « !««• _ „ ' PWlandfrtnB. then she Ha* time
sen-id with the TOTth Field AnU- CorjB vett-ran of » months of K- ! _ Pe^ehia. who luindlps Family to work nnd s
lery BattaUon. """ tion In the Soutiiwst Pwifw ^i«( ' C-ourt cages* said He « w »«!,„•.( -i-,_- _.
r df-'pendency payments to the cliil.
,f Nf-uark. iiiovpd itus weefc to es. j drea or suitable guardians,
liblish a :)rogrmn which ma.vi "t don't believe any unfaithful
lery Battalion.
Others from Cape May bounty
sir tffiur^nSiydiE •'.•« •».-• ^*^ -^^^
AttlHio A. Mas«lla. cape NfTv: vm " rtmns "is sfmn Wsiol
Pvt. Joseph A. Kennedy: Wrd.ood, N f vv m u> . . _ _ _ . - • .
Numbw of Form
••••phen.t in
mil
_.. further Mtehiion of Una gad
enUrgemcoc of prc»m exchange*, la
chi« coaatcuon. it ii iotemtitigiaaot*
that nine out of wo farm without telepbaou
are OBMT taoug/i' »o exirtjog
linei co obuJn fcrrico wftlwur Pffiiig
•»'
inw.
HI mis nt now ***.
or raupMMi u
mi urn mm
1950?
f. Hit Hardest
[Hurricane,
Show
April ai, ms, of which M,T«
mre from New jene?;
IMS them were 809 claims and
from HOW to mim then wen
ever they him gone. -lMn.
H J, LOBBKS
Entire Earth Flaming HeU of mutual trust and coopeMUan
•tem IMMI MBiMiMM to th»i
btfVe been established."
MM mn HEM
•Hot sen nojU.Te, ud MMrl
fnple l ot color. color." tm contin continued,
Jenwr toue* H I MJ ps Aa oMnuted 1M0 claims win
of tliat amount, or SS,M.n7.
WM In Ocean City alone, award. In Next War, Pa«tor Warns "look upon th them with t iwpwt m
The
love, nil* u glorious erkJeooe to i
big to an MUmate by an nuthori-
The unlerwritcn »l»o disclosed
all that paopn enn live tofettw
tatlvt adjuster in Iflebruary, when FOTMM. Conflict B«twe«n Race.; bat Gratrm
that about Mjm clalnu remjOiwd
in happiness and peaoe. The Ohriaa
large part «f Um watt bad been
Per Cmt of to be tabulated, reprenentlng cleaned up here
Sentiment for Fs^nily of N.t'.on, May Avert It Uan gotpel works wherever it is
«Un»Md k« of »JSTSJmlil at Tke SenM- the next war «Miri«r the Hiw- Ing, Atlantic Clty.~ Eugene j, flti-
Ml-Mtaw ««M,
(inatloiL If »m,tlier n, bn^aSimmons,
manager, reported how
Ml. thin ronntry wWB't MOipe, the old-ate and •urvimrs' Insur-
The old-faBhioned^clam d lam bake baka and
Then wffl b* na protection on ance program has benefited work-
the he* of the awth from tin
ue at Court House next aat
era and their families in Atlantic
urtay afternoon. August 11, Is m
of •tertr.rtlon Itat and Cape Kay Counties and ex-
peetea to attract the larfwt crowd wB be snleaiiiet-eseeiM tm nnplained how the Social security
that has been letn thjre for any dertnumd. The earth wHI be IHre Board's recommendation*, as con.
*fffi
e«nt stnee the oonnty fair* of SO the tottwn of hell, and thetained
in iu ninth annual report,
years ago,
United States w!U he port or H1" would not only extend benefits tc
IUOT CLUB
•Ticketi are in demand in an
The elergynan cited the stride! approximately p p y 25.000.000 . addltlona)
tSKIMO COOLER
^•ti of the county, frequently
that oennan and other scientiits workers but also would benefit
i in bioeks of five or 10
were making toward new methods workers who have been partly
JlUMEK BEVEUAGE CO,
Many former residents of Ihe of destruction when the European within" i and partly "outside" eo»
county now residing elsewhere war ended, and he said that these erage under this program, many of
|Hi •. TJr.l.l. At,, All.oHc tlly
have indicated their Intention or will be perfected and the scope in. whom are in this section of the
FhM* S-2tM
returning to Court Bouse to meet creased for the neJrt war, eountry.
old ftieridB u weU u to eat their BUZZ BOMBS IN
"During the 4>i years In which
months benefits have been paid
share of clams (raw, steamed and STRATOSPHERE
to persons In this area, the bene-
baked), barbecued beef, hot don, "The bus bombi were bad fit rolls have grown to include SM
beans, coffee, soft drinks and oth. enough," he asserted, but they persons—aged workers, and their
er goM d tWnns Ul hthat
will be onwere
only l in i their thi infancy, if m ththewives,
and the minor children; wi-
the menu (all for *1> next war, super-bus bombs will dows and children of deceased
The bake will be held in thetravel
through the stratosphere a- workers, and aged parents who had
picnic (row at Uie county orOM the ocean, to create UiJtoM been dependent on an Insured
N. Main st.. Court House, from destruction at their destination." worker who died without leaving a
1 to I P in. under the •ponsorariip If another war breaks out, hewidow,"
nt^immons reported a
of the county-Mat Chamber of Jin Id, it probably will originate in total of 144.83737 Is being paid
OOBunerce, The Burdette TtsiUn Asia, and it will to a war between In monthly benefits to men, "wo-
IJemnriea Hospital Foundation will the races of color and the whites. men and children in this area.
receive the net proceeds. FAB OUTNUMBER WHITES He explained there is still mis-
Food will M provided Is sufficient
qufintitlet to feed 3MQ per-
"Tlie Philippines," he said, "are understanding about the two Insur
sons. No alcoholic beverages will
the only country where the people ance programs under the Social
be served.
of color have been treated justly Becurity Act: Old Ag8 and Bur-
by • the whites, Tht colored races vivors insurance and Unemploy-
The Oape May county Moaqaito comprise two-thirds of the world's ment Insurance, The misunder-
Renee- Thornton
Extermination Commission will population, and their hatred standing is due chiefly to the basic
spray tht greve with DT^r to re- against the white race is growing. similarities of the program; both
dus ansoyaaee by mesqisitses asd They are • saying that for too long are part of the same "family se-
fHes to a minimum.
we have exploited ana enslaved curity" since both promote the So-
them. The spirit of "ra is alive in cial aeeuHty of workers and their
Cosmetics
their hearts, and they are saying, families. Federal old Age and Sur-
'Give us freedom—or else!' The vivors Insurance was designed to
Phone Co. Pay white race Is sitting on a volcano protect workers and their families
that is rumbling and alive. against loss of Income beeaute of
old age, or death of the worker
"our potential enemies outnum-
Rise Approved
whereas State unemployment In»
ber us three to one. They have surance was designed to protect
access to the same weapons that workers against loss of income he-
25% Reduction
Approval by the National Tele- we have. Most of us are practlccause of unemployment.
phone h &^ of f hthe
war ing race suicide, while they are
bbor
Board fsr the Mew Jeney Bell multiplying rapidly, and they are FltislmmonE added that the rec-
Telephone Company to grant a as willing to die lor the things In ord level of wartime employment
Creams
(2-a-weelt Increase in pay to apwhich
they btlitve as we are, and earnings, has resulted In a
proximately 2.500 plant department Moreover, they have the lion's large increase in the number of
Lotions
emplefyees in its statewide organi- share of all raw materials, persons who have an insured sta.
zation has been received by theWHAT
ABOUT RUSSIA? tus under this program. He em-
company and the Telephone Workphasized
that it is Important for
Powder*
ers Union of Hew Jersey. The com- "Whose side do you think Bus- workers to cheek up on their wage,
pnny and ttie union JMatlf applied sla will be on in the next war? records at least t .cc a year to
Lipsticks
to Ule Commission for approval of Well, we'll leave that question. Bu' make certain that they have full:
the wage adjustment last Febru- we have seen Russia making credit. Pull credit, he explained,
ary,
friendly overtures to the people of means full benefits when the time
and others
color—to India, China, even the comes for collecting their monthly
Also approved by the Otimmls- Japs,
insurance,
sion was an application by the
company to make voluntary ad- "Whose side will aod be on? Workere who should be the most
We will continue with oar full line of
justment in the wages of about The future is not rosy for theparticular
about making such a
Dcrmetin, Confoure and Revlon pro-
106 weekly-paid supervisory em- whites, unless we acquire a newcheck-up,
he said, are those whs
decency, get over our arrogance
ducts.ptalyees.
move from one job to another at
and begin to practice the things
With the exception of certain
frequent Intervals.
in which we profess to believe,"
clerical employee*, the h S3 a week k Turning to an brighter aide of
increase wUl be general for all the picture, however. The Rev. Mr,
plant (.mptayuis aad win be effec- Palmer called attention to "a
tive retmacttvely to December 24, strong potential for peace" in the
1M4. ck-rlcal employees not regrowing
conviction among the
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