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Our Burglar
Hn Police Recordi
IWrted Army
5
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W the PtedoraJ Bureau of Inveatl
ntim tw, wt.ii that a igS ingS „,
nated lien on n charm* h of commit-
Ibi Msewn M Burglaries BUrglaHes ha has lat h
PBW* recoil) and also
for desertion from tne „„,
When taken prisoner here the
negro gave Mie name of Rn mtOtjenj.
H, but refused to divulge anv
I ether' Information about himself
I MantifieaUon of the prlsonis'
•a fugitive from Justice was
through his fingerprints.
HAD SIX ALIASES
The record showed that he had
— arrested Periodically stale
-, .mostly in Tennesee where
had been fined and had served
a mrvm
severai short Jail term.:
fThe name Sickens was only one
of si* aliases used by the alleged
burglar, the record showed. Others
included Dixon. racking, Sen
Dlekins and Hines, * '
TO PILE DETAINER
The F.B.I. planned this week to
HJe a detainer with county author,
soon % elmlm to •*• negro aa
out for the looal burglMies' meted
red WMh liw-fiiU
wto». Mta Hum
TheatreNews rolneiit, Wayne la airiined to er*
fa», tint Paul
tanlie l guerrilla ill group! amooi the
MOOBLYX
natives. Throughout the Jap oc-
•inv
MDDRLV
T«4ay and latwiu cupation these groups make daring SMvaari •ad Sat.
Violence, bloodshed, and infam- forays
A. delightful aj the sound of
ous treachery—Jap treaenery-Jap variety vartoly _ ran f^ A young Mlplno 'officer, a pret- _ meadow lark and ai full of
riot on Me Meorlyn screen hatty
native film itar, an American bounce and fun as a down M the
night, M an enthralled and at spinster school teacher, aH ami- circus, Warner Broa.' tate»t and
tuna enraged audience viewed Hie able hooo—of such element* am moit hllarioua comedy, -pillow to
tense doings In "Blood On The Wayne's assistant* made. Re walda Post," opened last night at the THVRS. rmi,
•un," latent James Oagney starrer together an effective force that Surf Theatre, Before in audience
released by United Artist, Thta keeps the spirit of liberty alive In that howled with hearty laujrhter.
Is only the fourth, and by farthe
Islands, and plays a vital part stan Ida buplno, Sydney oreen-
the moat arresting, (llm wit th
on the long-awaited day when stnet and William Prince cavort-
Japanese background to come out general MacArthur's men land on ed aeroH the screen In the mej.
of Hollywood since pear! Harbor the beaches of Leyte.
lowest of nooii.
Men,, TM, and Wed,
Take Miss America's unanimous
VILLAGE
choice as the male screen sensa- Man,, TIM. and Wed. Y. C. Building to be
tion of the year=Van Johnson. That famous "hosslaff" team Razed in 3 Weeks
And the O.I.'s favorite—Esther Bud Abbott and Lou Oastello, (tar.
Williams, Plus the music of Am red in universars extravagant new
Demolition of the old Ocean City
It^l 111 ulutv^'Bltn »?Ab» IBgailL 11EW
erica'i Mo, 1 band maestro—Item •> comedy production, "The Naughty
Yacht Club building at •attenea
my Dorsey. And the great singing Nineties." comes Monday to the
rd, and the bay is scheduled to
voice and personality of worlds Village Theatre.
be completed within three weeks
renowned Laurita iielehior Put
wiliiam Ellenberg, the wrecUni
New gags, new situations and
them all together In one motion
contrmetor, reported this week
surprises rfnve been devised by the
picture and the result Is super- producers. John Orant and M-
For several weeks, workmen have
Plus entertainment. In other rniind L, Harlmann, and the result
been clearing all material from the
words, Metro - Ooldwyn , Mayer's I said to be a triumph for Uni-
Interior of the building, after pre-
Technicolor special, "Thrill of a
vlously removing the well known
sars great combination of fun
Romance," which opens Monday
open porches, windows and doors
inlt-nt and ingenious stage
the Meerryn Theatre
craft. Removal of the roof started ear.
Thiir«,, FH, and sat,
ly this week, and the top ttory
STRAND
Thp Vnllov of Decision" is the
was expected to be gone by tamor-
Next Week End
story of the seotts, who have built
row,
Heroic resistance of the Filipino a steel empire, and of Mary Bsf". O, J, SOUVENIR HUNTERS?
people to the Japanese invaders ferty, the girl from across the
forms the gripping theme of "Back tracks who comes to work as a
"Four thousand elephants used
to Bataan," RKO Radio's latest ae- servant in the big aeott house.
fcr hauling timber have disappeartion
drama, John Wayne is stared
in Burma,"—Daily Mall,
In love with Paul Beott (Peek)
from the moment she meets him
Have you looked EVBIY
charfes Poll found a number of Mary struggles against this love she
WHERE?—punch.
wallets in his possession, hut thus feels can never be realized. Mary USE THE CLASSIFIED ADI
Dickens was committed ts thefar
have not recovered a quantity takes the younger Seotts under her| FOB QUICK RESULTg
county Jail lart week to awr.it ,2- of rings, watches and other valution
of the grand Juiy on larceny ables taken from Ocean Oity vie
mums,, AVOi u
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SON. a MOW, AUO ».go --
'EARL CARROLL'S VANITIES' I
s,, AUG. a
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Sylfte Sydney and Henry Fonda in
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Fruits and Produce
Meat Department Open 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.
Monday to Thursday
Op-n 9 A^t to 6 P. M. Friday and S**unlay
and Grocery DopU. Open 'til 6 P. M.
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Contlnnons 10:3n A, M,
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ROBEHT CTMIHINGS & LIZABBW
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JOHN OARFIELn . ELEANOR FARM
"PRIDE OF THE
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FBI, * SAT., AUG. MUti
JOHN WAVN, ANTHONV QUINN M mua a,
"BACK TO BATAAN"
AISO - Dtaney Crte^UI 1
(MU4GI
Tin EVCBIBZ shawi staHinz Till . Matlaee Dufji
THUBS,, FBI. * SAT., AVG. 18.11-18
OBORGI BAFT . JOAN BENNETT . VTVUifl
and PEGOY GARNM in
"NOB HILL"
ALSO — Color Cartoon and M
MON, TUBS, « WED,, AUO, 20-Il.a
BUD ABBOTT . LOU OOiTELLO • ALAW (
and RITA JOHNSON in
"THE NAUGHTY NIH
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THtJBS., FBI, JL SAT,, Atro. U'U-U
GREEK CABSON - OBIOOBT PECK - LIONIL !
and DONALD CKISP In
"VALLEY OF DECISKT
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THUBS., FBI, * SAT,. AUO, IB-lfll
IDA LUPINO - WILLIAM FR1NCB . SYDNEY
and STUART ERWIN to
"PILLOW TO POST
ALSO — Nem
MON, TUBS. * WED., ADO, tO-ll-M
JOHN CARROLL - RUTH HUSSEY and CHABLW !
' EDSIDE MAN MANNEtr
ALHO — Two Rffl Special, Two Rwl
THUBS,, FBI, * SAT., AUG.
EDDIE BBACUy • VERONICA LAKE - BUM I
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"OUT OF THIS WOI
ALSO — Speaking of AnlmU u<
^obnatone'a
BREAKFAST
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DINNER
4 P.M. to 8 P.M.
DDE TO EXISTINO CO
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Closed Mond«y. . Open Othw
858 Aabury Avenue
HELP WANTED
I Short Order Cook
for Breakfast and Dinner
f, Augurt 17, 1945
I CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Oeean City'
M Tin Ott.il
SVINE,
K(nini
GO. mi
fe today we have a mperb fighting maie.
But it was not built in a day.
fce early days of the WM found us in
ifuiion. We hesitated, experimented, oraiid
reorganized with desperate
icy, alwaya with' a dagger at our
ere was a transition period, however,
we seemed to be making painfully
• progress, s
• -• •
INOW we are confronted with the task
Inventing
fcW that
ustrial empire geared high for war can
tore peace-time prosperity tornorrow.
jie inevitably will be a transition per-
, deipite all the poit-war planning that
i been in progress for a year or more,
|American manufacturers are backing
lir confidence in America's future with
I cash. They have plans perfected for a
>billion-dollar expansion program in
iiext 12 months. This work will pro-
"i jobs for a large number of discharged
• veterans and war industrial workers;
"ve months hence—after it is comd—it
will absorb millions of workers.
Uirioit unprecedented prosptrity for
1 United States seems assured, once the
' -over is completed. It should conseveral
years,' until the pent-up,
lenied desirei of the American peo-
I for automobiles, radios, refrigerafora,
hing machines and new homes are
ifled.
|fhi§ demand •will be tempered someit,
however, by restricted incomes and
art of the people hesitating to spend
1 reserve cash until they are assurfd
[ • substantial peacetime income.
» * •
City, bereft of its old building
ftrtry, has been enjoying the fruits of
r industries, both here and elsewhere.
I local industries hope to continue, nuneturing
peacetime products.
|Gmdually—but not overnight—building
tivity will be resumed, as materials are
'~as«d; There is every oroipect that the
ding industry will flourish for mtny
n. But here again time will be requir-
ITwfore all materials are available, at
"m within reason. Furthermore, the
r ii building up a cash reserve, to be
nt in job^reating post-war projects.
"lanks to the war lo«n drivea, Ocean
people are fairly well "cushioned"
laving! to ride out the transition
d, if there i« to be one.
* * *
an City, like the rest of the nation,
I depend for ita continuing prosperitf
i the ability of industry to quickly ret
itself to peace-time production. If
try is to accomplish that Herculean
t swiftly, there must be a minimum of
jvernment interference. Tajees muat be
Puced; and labor must cooperate fully.
j^We were not prepared for war. But we
played a major part in defeating
Dowerf ul enemies.
! are at least partially prepared for
e. Given a little time, we, th» Ameripeople,
will emerge into an mn, of
*nal prosperity.
Deposits Tell thm Story
t« bank deposits are any criterion—M
"^undoubtedly are—the present season
L one Ionff to ""* r-enipjnbered,
epogitB in June and July WWT24 per
it larger than in the corresponding
,«is last year—and most of us had
Jdea that laat year wm» th# absolute
«; that we did not have the facflltiai
h do
do
more
more businesB.
bi
-—= —
^|»e cloBing dayB of the WM find Octim
""» and it« people highly solvent—-a good
y-to be at such a critical period!
old Ben Franklin knew nothing,
about atomic bombs, when he
. . "We must hang together or we
hang separately." He waa referring
" Ameican colonies But today that
with suitable paraphrasing, apmore
forcibly U> the entire
veterans who hanker to con-
Editorial Page of The Sentinel-Ledger
ONE YKAK
N*«MI»i
Udi en Hw math £ra«
Ocean City a la Carte
p Can Wm *F«fc«* Peace?
If you think that peace will be easy to
THE PUBLIC BE DAMNIDT
Star and Wan)
Forum
f '|7_, stood by shipmates who «na too*- nMI 1
• *-••" ^ fct (ti explaining In detail an bettav
inif Hiirr WH Mjmne the ptcturea. answering: their quar- Wd t—^.
""*' »»•»« BUMI niiNU , KioiifvliiB all the statements fnadom'«r
OF OUR "BLOT LAW ,nade tatt? aT&das-in feneraL ot man UK
Editor Sentinel-ledger — I was I've been a combined real estate tbcu in n*j
of Ith st, and Asbury av, was sold t i J u lmnK >"** P^foe will De eaay to «ut« turn industry can oper- m» in ocean oi^ «nd have al- city publicity bureau . . .
to W1UUUB RiahBiaii. ke a*am tor *»• Band fleas down here in Ocean •*; "-y, 11 * f*?* • *"« d«fUiB ways had reason HereiofoiB to feel of the Chamber of Commerce, thalr town aav
mnufaCtur ' City. jpuMii «OTin, To adapt ourwlve. to hoLffSfe 1^"^*^ i? u S « ,"i y f'* f°?l "%*"« ? fc ^. th » n . bi *$!*^^ ^5^?.
OPTION PKICEI B.SD W ? _bj
nail In OHM
I have been to me after my vigorous campaign clean oat'tba rMMd
Prle. in n.w. B*wi City city eommissioners conimlBlonerj aBeroved n«.A»Ba«fia ««^ United •tales on him, "I believe ni spend a cou- which Infest O» .a
d** Mnii ?*' «P>-
KAU4 * u i?£* - th^hMr —Tr"i"""T. '^"^ «* mimy ciuga ei tne unite , „ . Tr _ — . .
emeifenoy rinaneini of S4O0OO to P
»v5
HUhT
.lwi.r0 Aw,,
SV *W«» jtrw?. »"J" Act »t M»rth a, UB7,
roc * BS «» •"« P*rt of our haCits. their homes, it is asinine for Bee- and several distant spots of the pie of weeks then after the war. Certainly w* mnM
Hop,*,!!, in pay for » projeei to w-ton the
Yw V have to think up a new alibi, mister, when *1~L: ol i'31 f, » *Si h *°S" woM - Ve«. I've seen the beach at It aound« like one aweU tilaee for undsr the
-«MB, stone jettln at 1&, »u, anil llth tne mtm P°P» nn Her eves some sunny Sunday fiJ n f jwwtab « sunett Mnd- walltiki, the ntautiful, pata-frtai- a vacation." "
__ St., "" mormm and ehirps brifhUy. "Isnt it a fevely day, ln »h» 1 _to_Bupw. ^ - -- - - -
are an abomination mito
t«rt, and a false halanoB Is BB| (o«d_
inversion
|0ne of the moit prtHing problems now
jfronting 1 J»r eves sone sunny Bunday ,"°
brifnUy, "Isnt it a lovely day! IJ
Let's |o for a ride, to Hopewell (or the POCOBBS, or to n.
Rev, Prank p, Adler, pastoi- of Delaware, or mrrisburi)."
the United States is swift renver»ion
from a war to peace economy
and don't think that It won't affect Ocelit
is a problem that calls for all the in-
Duity and resiliency that the American
pie "displayed after they recovered from
first shock of the Pearl Harbor atk.
Rt ii a problem that will be solved, just
the problem of war was solved. But it
I not be solved overnight.
* *
[it ha« been mqre_ than three and a half
~ ^ since the Japi attacked Pearl Har-
to ed lagoons of the South Pacific, And then tonlsnt. I read the 'ration • r
the nsort clUes of •emuda, the pre,, niw, wli^ls radioed all ***** »
°*
Ocean city and Somers Point Lu- Instinotively you'll retort: "I don't have enough
theran churches, aeoepted * call fas ration coupon* left.''
to the at, John's Evuigelirail Lu> Tlia.t will
theran CJiurch, Columbia, Pa. haw to emanate
^ ..".*"* of iu you can use
Death ealled Mrs, »eda K, apendlng abUlty
Totten, grocery stare proDrietor, and Its tires,
and Oliver Atute, ' •
Flanders hotel.
nd mm* •*""
Europe "to avert skiing.placeg of Iceland Hie Boot-
and picked up fcy
the ridiculous. It tish strands, the night life of Pantninje
seriously of am., the gdyety of Tijuana, the
American industry • - •
tan *•*!
stations of the Unit- The city baa loat an I
States Navy, it 1* then given ter. I mint now faea i
You will not yet have recovered from .
of easing the buny into a asrage for repaln and « w the face of the earth for
OPA announced that issollne alfinding
that you can have them done today with benefit of everyone but Ameriplenty
of parts on hand, instead of a weefc from c .
dtaSSTtt. S
next Wednesday (and then only by appointment). OhaHty_lf lueh lop-sided think. ful
and everything else
iunountB In storage.
Perhaps yauil have a »weU opportunity, how-
FIVB
" i# ' 6Mk " "•" " y prop«al has
S5L
AOO
f U l
* nMdta nar of the tns :
Tba nan, •aMHajw 'Clyde how It
SMMe, a o«y •rdinaaee faitM trolt
•iniiim maaiT buslnas- an 8m- •
dar." 'At the last
The cltv Is now the laughing Scottish Town
thousands wen made. TM
«
I've been, rve The world is striving ahead; we clams,—London
V a ouirter centSl was and
J"
the property was to be d of
by Dy Mr. Mr ano and M» Mr Williams.
11111
home .!» wWk hungry and th-*-
11 u tlr
P"""" ^
H%u w su Im
^ flnd " th,»
that
The police department and the opted resoJutions urging ita
director f
RSS "»* aBd W^tta. «ld that wfiUt
? ES,HJSS " "»= o e *e«n suggested the
* hlU( dosin hndfe he rebuilt by the Oape May
Miss Virginia B Lynch, public
youiwlf against the rush. tion on the proposal, but, instead,
school teacher, became Uie bride
That wont be so nod, however, for it will mean will submit to the State Highway
of Richard K Cameron, resort
that a certain amount of unemployment will be Commission on August 20 redraft-
In evidence until we get into our full peacetime
contractor.
ed plans for the reconstruction • of
stride,
the span, prompt approval of the
• • •
plans will permit the start of wort
there will be no more war loans—unless there by November, he uld.
10 YEARS AOO
happens to be one victory loan. No more scrap pa-
Edmund Q. Wllcox, of Cynwyd. per drives, perhaps only one more United Nations
Any other action than the
was employed as Uie high school's and Red Craw War Fund drive.
bridge's reconstruction and contin^
ued operation on a free basis would
new football coach. Von B, Sen- Your grocer won't warn you to bring your own,
riod remained as a teacher and worn-out shopping bag. Hell have plenty of *«n • •
coach of basketball and track. Newspapers will be plentiful, because the paper
dents of iea Isle pity, stfathmere
4
• a ft
shortage will have ended, Just as newspaper circu-
and Ocean city, as well as other
Gordon's Market advertised Jerlations fall off ... "Bait's the difference between
Hay Oountians, who are its
sey tomatoes at a pounds for Swar
and peace. In war you need things like the
* users.
cents, bananas for 9 cents a dam, dickens and can't get them: in peace, you don't
and Jeney com two dozen ears for need them, but they're plentiful
1T ovr or (Wlldwwd trader)
38 cents.
• • •
a hard to change Is ^M much ^publlctaed^ tovestigathe
war. it won't M
Charlotte Paris had a parly to
our habit of worrying
«d*J« «"« =U^i In the
' " h e r nth birthday anni-
wherever they are, and that eventually they'll come
complet.
of the Chamber of
How about 'victory Oardenenf TOere won't be
tne patrMnlc urge to oresc
potato patch. Win Victory
our local scene? Eventually, perhaps, but not at
Fun many a Victory Gardener has found re-
a t
'Jr
janvaii to
evictions,
era subscribed *»J» within „
minutes to be used for publicity th,vni
during the winter. the Allies -
• „ the world away from Its predatory tendencies anf ,
Oapt. R. B. Booy, owner of the geon^rt lt to Urn wayTef fttedom, tadividu»T *
Brighton MoMl, was honored it I seif,exp»eMion and inMrnatlonal rlghteousneis, - - - - ,, ,_-_.__ _
parfif on his iOtn bfcrthday annl- "- JC^ to M»UA of It. these kids will have to A Newark police Judge proposes
versary. It was attended by Mi mkt a hand in it and see that the prineiplei in » e»clt down on wives who
guest*. . •. . . which we believe are carrie* out. a»^ove»«as. ***>«>** **
Ifhe Oommlltee of One Hundred • If he find. Uwt a wife has been
WM formally organized to push the unfaithful to her goldler-husband,
was fonnauy ergnnaea w pusn ^ _ . . . • — . i. „. ^t,^ n w to j, u and then
president.
Four men seated at a table at the meeting o\ that she prove at the end of one
the Rotary Club last Friday night began dUeuuIng month , that she has applied for
Nine states were represented In president Truman. « turned out that all four were and been granted by the govern-
a round-up of the Rough Riders, Republicans.
went a discontinuance of her de-
side degree of the p, O. B, of A., •I have never voted for a Democrat In my life," pendency allowance.
whJeh was holding its annuH OOB- said one of them, "But If this farm boy from Mis- The judge's practice might be
vention here In the Wgti school souri is a candidate far president, next election, good precedent for other magls-
budding, , » ,'
nk 111 vote for hun." tratos to follow,
nodded thoughtfully in agree-
«•• •nutiilinn
fcr IWIm, m
Jo Serra'a Low Down
Wo knew, if I WM (a plfik H B M $ that 1
could feel mm mar Mf, f kinda think, today,
that i| would ta Urn pmtm walking op and down
outside of stores, sad anopa, etc;! Husky feUowshot
worklrjg-*ut looking kina» aheeplSi. Put on
th* pkk«t line by a guy whs win hold to Ms
•nice tqft Job even if the picket don't work, or eats
scanty.
Theae fellows walMn' up ana down have just
been out-talked and out-smarted. That la why I
feel sorry for thank Juat why they should be a
sucker for the wlae-guyB boaalng labor, 1* hard to
savvy.-Maybe they had m teacher In the grade
school who never told 'ant any stories by ABaop.
Mfcjfce their mama and papa didn't- as* to it that
they did their home wort. It Is a cinch that
their Mayflower blood hat thinned.
But In ooncluaton, I am itfll sorry for the
picketa. And If any on* of them should cast an
ays over this eaay, I sar to him, buddy, you wont
g*t to flntiMwe by ruining the baas' butlneat -and
also, you might, have a business of your own aome
- m. '
Nut Bowl
: was the nleht after he bad delivered his
and M maU earrleM emploj-ed and radio report to the nation on the Potsdam confer-
tnree sub-statioBS open for tt» ence. The four men wen remembering Ills matter*
susuner.
of-fact. common-man style of delivery; me personal OVmUABD IN THE SUBWAY
humility in hi* utterances.
"Then he told me that he could
They remembered, particularly, his remark that see dirt on my carpets,"
the victory in Europe was "a victory of an Ideal "insulting, wasn't he?"
rounded oil the rights of the common man, MI the "No, just a vacuum cleaner r.alc-s-
dignity of Uie human Mug, and on the conception
OF THE WEEK
nian,"
of MM state a* the SERVANT—not the MASTER ^
of ita people-
NO EXPENSE?
Commented one of the four, apropos of that Hsiiband: "Darling, don't you
•rf witk • tatlwe ani-taaaal* panagej "It seems to me that President Truman M think youw a bit extravagant?
trying nl* Intelligent bast to give America back to You've had four electric fans run-
tba American Maple!"
ning all day."
We; "I wouldn't worry about It
if I were you, dear. They're not
our. fans, I've borrowed them from
our neighbors."
It la twvtr tao-lat* to be lomabady—In Am-
SETTING HIM BACK ,
Young Poet; "I •wonder what
kind of a tablet they'll place on my
home when my name goes down
PracUcai"~~ Patricia (hS gSl
friend): "A, "For Rent' sign, no
doubt."
* • •
MODERN ARITHMETIC
The teacher was trying to teach
her class the meaning of fractions.
She asked, 'Tommy, if the
butcher cut a pound of beefsteak
Into four pieces, what would he
have?"
"Four customers waiting for it."
Tommy replied.-—Capper's Weekly.
Mrs. Huntley-Hooplngton, the
third, walked Into her kitchen
quits unexpectedly and found her
wook feeding the local gendarme.
"Is this what I pay you for?"
^" J Mra. H-H. '
- replied the
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