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OCEAN
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will be iaaued in order of receipt of application*.
Insurance Co, of North America
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AGENT
800 Ocean •Avenue
I^MUCATION
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rOBO - BBOQI - LINCOLN
1st a AUuttt
ndir New Management]
nOCEAN CITY
OARAGE
9th A Occw, Ave.
M om«)
YOU*, can nu>MX
T AIB EXPOStmB
SIMONIZING
llf«l PwtT I shade itnd daughter. Barbara, tofamily
twoama hungrier und he I &* jA_ ^M ^^ I u,hU nrttl. ikflaB IBJIII rf~?t.BH,f Onl.
«•* caw or many who raided the!
-4 1)n the _ . ^-- -.^ --
M do construe-1 garage ware aot uncommon.
I Theq. at last on Fvnniaiy 33.1
r JOB baUere there ale no Jap-11MB. P 1 gather wltti Miss Jean Crawford,
| of Lancaster, Pa. are sojourning
it Uie Lincoln.
for
Mr mid Mn H Hallman. of
at Shrivnr^ Pavilion,
'lushing. NY, are summer guests
postponed until next it The Illinois Rouse
lnof
* • •
!* were seen overhead de-
pr a B- Carlson, White Plains,
tnMjMlftN* i-MptH Mrt *M» mam tto* who SM a*e[atwylng wring enemy ene~ guns, winch -^—• had ---' l^^ mu i^'pia^ at fflSyeVs N Y, is visiting at tlie
Illinois
tW&m end. bnitel pleas* accept bam placed on a Wll overlooking I f.vUto (*,„,„!„£.. in am and House
that fact new as a fate genersJ-h»ant Tomas to Ml ajl Internees Sti^ t^uihout the dm There * * *
MtfctV tto flswman said, before they were liberated. J^,
pert to
1 "* ^ X elephantlahleandW « r - • - ----- !_•___ _,.„_. i — » elephant table and I Waves, stationed in
rour Waves, stationed In Wnsli-
Atter F«an Harbor, the Buohenl WWUDOU AV LASTI laU donations of articles ror the "iifton DC, who are guests at the
••We evacuated from* Manila, when I Bev and Mrs. Bucher. their two! table, or food and other items I Illinois House this week axe Lt
wert no air raid shelters I sons and two daughters were freed I should be taken to the pavilion \ J l Lyons, Catharine
and *5h inMMr, all
nurses at Taylor Hospital: Cheater,
Pa.. «n spending 10 days at
The parkslde.
• • a.
Mr. and Mrs. s S. Upplncott, ol
palmyra, are summer Visitors al
the Lincoln
• • *
Mrs R T Plnkerton and Mrs.
P 8 Earlo. of Montreal, Canada,
together with Miss J. aiknour, are
•pending a few weeks at the Lincoln
• • «
Miss Mary E. Fuller was expect,
ed to return to her home in Oeean
City this week after undergoing
an operation at Oeteopflthlc Hot-
• ' ln Philadelphia,
i Keru. Lt R»th
a f, to tmata Tomas, when I sometime twfore noon that day. I Friday morning.
Vrrktor, Lt Helen SUions.
psrlakeed one of their wont air I phlMoug craft to be evacuated, the I On Tuesday, July 34. Mrs Irvln
• * •
r*lds on Ohrurtnuw D»y. 1M1. and I clergyman vas so weak, he could I Hall entertained with a card par R, MeMurtrie of Philndel-
that evening moved toack to Ma-1 not lift his three-year-old son up I ty on the porches of her home o
... - -. — home I phi" Is spending a two-wrok va-
MOVED TO CAMPS
on the tank I mt Ocean av proceeds for the cation here with his nle-e MTI
At the army evacuation hospi-1 affair netted »13S However dona- E A Bulky 20th at and Crntral
On January 1, military trucks I " Internees were placed on a I Uons are stm coming in and Mrs ai Mr McMurtrir nho condurted
•nit through Manila to take diet for seveirJ days while I Hall expects to turn over tiso tola mrnt wear shop on the board
all American citizens to Intern-1 ""^
f i v I r r
a8 * in hecan > e accustomed tol the Hostess League this week. nalk hire fur 23 ran is now con
ment eamns. That was when ffllU- 1 " 8 " 1 " * aUnft I a « a u M ot Ule "nunuil success nectcd mth the men's furnishing
tew authorities nmved they can T »» ***" Mr. Bucher told aun- "^ thu years card party Mrs Hall dopa. tment of Oimbel Drothors
• courteous Md kind Rev Bu- «U««y members that he does not "*> announced that she expect*
Cher was sent ahead to Santo To- «*"* "• « Ure eitperlences. for ln «*e It.an annual affau- Busuiessi Mr, Honn, Yol4n(t who m n t :
mas. tout Mrs. Bucher was left In ^ «"• he learned mdire about' ""~*« "' "~«" "•••• -*•- -~ ' - - ' • - •
MWH«. under the care of a train-1 D "* r people and hlmseh* than at
ed nurse and a doctor until after ""J M"e previous Now that he
their fourth child was born * nd . Buslnea.1 Mrs Honry Young, who recent.
of Ocean City who do- Ltlirned ,rom Temple Unlversit;
f
"J* family are safel - back
WHen Mr. Bucher was taken to I home, they would ' shame an per
f ^Pf^Ll" 011 " 1 Cupboard
^ il Phildlhi I
AnaU
the Internment camp, he and all I son vno would dare complain
otiiar Americans ten instructed to """u* our '««> shortage"
take food and clothing to last three Before he ipoke a solo was sung
days. The majority of them re- bv Mrs Alfred Ora She was acmalned
at the camp more than companied by Miss H Williams
three years. I At ^e meeting next Monday the
On January 14 all relltrlousl P r °gr an , Hospital Philadelphia, is now a
Bhop. hcr i,omf m Beealc •» Point Visit-
vlduals
calm R
donated gifts.
CHEO
I trlclfl, of Arbutus, Md
i "111 be In charge of the
workers were moved from the| Presbyterian choir
camp, bask to thetr homes In Mann*.
There they ware allowed
continue tnetr nustmary wort.
the basis that they would not talk
to «Sy HUHM, ffcey were, '
truth, to be forcibly used as
llglous puppets _ agents for the
Japanese propaganda bureau.
THEY CAMUED ON
RtaUztng the dire penal ties they
would pay for dlaotHwlnn orders
that they must have no relatlonatlp
with the ONnesB or mi-
Ipinos on the island, the group
(managed to distribute 25^)00 pesos
worth of rica and otter oomniodlti,
and 1 gts.
PLANS LUNCHEON MJ WINTER
m November, Mrs. Hall Dlans for •
a luncheon and oard party at Ba?a , Miss Virginia Mullen. Dtlanco. N
Country Club for the benefit or J. »nd her fiance, Jo t-ph Schuisltthe
Hostess House Although this \'"
Congressman
Slams Canal
Would be Calamity,
Say* Eaton
Construction of the proposed
ship canal across New Jersey
"would be one of th* greatest cal.
amltiej that has ever befallen our
ln a sense carry out State". Congressman Charles A.
tbs missionary work they had Baton of Plainfleld. Informed the
I planned.
New Jersey Tajipsvefi AsswrlaUon,
j Ttelr work was constructive, al yeaterday,
IBlough dangerous. However, Jap A majonty of members of the
'Military Police started watching Hew Jeney dek(atlon in congnsi
son closely Md their work was recently advised the Taxpayers'
" discontinued on July Association of their opposition to
By were .ordered back the canul project, and their viewi
to Santo Tomas, when, the Bu- were made public by the press. At
etaer famUy began their final In- the time Congressman Baton was
ternment
unable to reply to the Assoeiatian's
MX TWGHTMAHE MONTHS query because he was ^rtieipat.
Until September. eoMlUont were m in the united Nations Confer-
reasonably good, Rev. Bucher said, inee at Han Mvaeiseo.
for they had nun to eat than Presenting his views on the pro-
ttjey had had ln MwiUa, and bisposal
to eonstnict a ship canaJ
Jamily was • still In tali' physical Across the atati fipm the Dela-
coodltloD l
irare River at Bordentpwn to Rar-
I After September, however, came
tan Bay at Sayrevllle at a cost
I almost sbt nightman- monUu of
of millions of doUan, Congress-
(starvation rations, r a i , aiclmeu iclmeuand
man E»ton, following his nitum.
aitt MMet wu out 20 per cent, wrote in part as follows:
land then mere and more mill the "I wish simply to say that from
J elally diet consisted of breakfMt at the very beginning, when the first
. KE II • ajn.. eon rice mush which had ugiestton of this wild scheme was
. Jfc II no flavoring, not even salt. made, 1 htLVt violently opposed It
Supper was served at -1:30, when both publicly and privately, and
I a ilee stew was served. Twice each shall continue to do so.
week internees were given hone "I consider the construction of
| meat, and a days a week, a nlnthis
canal as proposed would be
were killed to swve more than 2000 one of the greatest calamities that
people, A Bulletin wm posted that has ever befallen our state,"
| anyone finding meat in his stew,
please report to headquarters. The
I Incident was rare.
|
i for SO juests.
Mr. and Mrs. William H Force, GutUf»on to Wed
huntom, NY., recently spent a
HoateM Houte for
_i Oliver attended the Oniver.
two-week vacation with ID, and
12 Harbor Lnnc, Somers Point,
r of Wnnsylvania, and Lt, OIL celebrated their BBth woddini an- Audubon Girl
Girb Mrs, U. W. KUne, 1(31 Central
attended the UnlvereHy of niversary Wednesday evening at a Mn. PaMela Otto, 38 Cornell
av.
eeattle. The couple dinnerparty arranged in their ho« rd. Audubon, hu announced th«
to ha JMW to
in Norfolk, VB,, where nor by a RTOUP of Atlantic City engagement of her daughter. Mian
iilintliiitl.i,,!.,
i II stationed,
friends, at atarh's restaurant, that Patricia Oarol otto, to Thomas •>, SHRIVER'S
• * •
clt. The party was arranged byQUstafson,
son of tut, Catherine
and Mrs. Don T, Degnon, the Missel Catherine and Virginia Oustaleon, 407 nth it,, Ocean PAVILION
Mwood and Ml it, JamesFoster,
of Englewood. N. J, Oity.
Ocean Fresh
entertain at a dinner on Mr. Poree Is owner of the Royal Miss Otto is a lAduate of Au- Friday, Aug. 10th
Diner In mean Oity and formerly dubon High School and attended
Temple University. At present »he frwa lt A. M.
to an accountant for the firm af
Bice and Holnian, Merehantville,
(P«tp«Hd from AM. I)
M. J,
•awlBg «1U, shoe bam Umndir
Mr, Ouitafson, a graduate and hags, ilHiMK. oeoter
fanner star athlete at Ocean Oity •M Bfroat of an hinds.
High School, |s proprietor of a
grocer* store at the Home address.
He wlp honorably dtoehargM fftun
the Army about a year ago attar
ffl«RK€T
nan than two years of service in
me •outhwest Pacific.
STRAW BAGS $1.28*
Ninth St. «t Wett Ave.
The wedding Is eoheiluled tat
HUM time In October.
m MUTH'S
LOBSTERS
JEWELRY GIFTS
CRABS
BeardwsBi (Oppo.it* Muric Piflr)
IMIIMMWH*
All Type* of Qemii FUh
MODELS
(U canpMa naiy te wtarj
—Seafoods— j
O, O, MMt*
1 *
ItelaU Shop aT emksd faods
mn time, mm wort, •» n-
MT. Try It teday.
Jiut Html and Eat!
Chicken Hes
NoodVt
GMM Ode^, Tangta * I
Ounm Baked
Italian S|H(faetU
Ml * Oamta lunM
CWekan
Mted Pickles Chow Chow
India KeUsh
N
Kosher Dills
Omw n
Chocolate Mddlaf
Fta Cheese
(No Point. Needed)
Quick Senrloe
Reasonable Prlee*
STEWART'S
Retail Food Shop
208 Aabury Avenue
Visit Mklers Bnfood
Ninth Street at ike Bwrdwatt
•t'limr*
If
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DEAUVILLE INN
.-, Strathmere, N. J.
Jut South of 0cc*n City on the Ocean Drive
Cocktail Lounge Dancing
| CUllagher & Burton
Black Label fifth 3.4J
'• Trciuuro ll«nd#d
Type Whi»key ..fifth 4.44
Old
[
WhUkey ,ftftfi
Blended Whiskey . i fifth
fifth 3.31
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