Mar 1949 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

son
To Have \m s
Several 1 cufsi&fiHiruf musical
fis from nearby rmfBunifit-8
to Present Stage
ring Fashion Show
m?->iinjf
^n "It?.
'IBs annual Music Nigh
the Wetnefts Club of O
Ise hsn# ef **.« r*n*f
4l? Ark pi
* The program will bo syppiird by
Murphy, ef VgntnoF City,
feljt, who v-u\ g'ng fsui
AJso.ts fee heafH will h? a quin
flf girt violinists all ef whari
|Supil9 of Willfjirn Slokking, of Vent
'niff Qtji who is weU kne^n h>re
j^Sfo^panyihg th*> violinist* win
(we AUfifiitfs Cliy High school trii
Ja^se Beatty and Lor^its Keirn, who
have hid considerable ifsppf ic-nee aa
^slsJsts. Th* violin group includes
BoreUiy Harvin, Wandr Run***.
Janet Snakier gRd Alie* Wi Wl
, Ma, Ayer?. ipusie eh*Mrf*ign of th*
dab, wfli &** *n rtli r!;V *
'OHinv STAR remise!
5tsr of iht* Arm^ ahyw.
Hoafc*** 1 "-, imrf TTf NBC
AnHy AresH, uf---urdi
has lyyi«d with PMth
PaykMte QodHArH Ms
and Osir-y f*or'|M»f stn-l
is iEN i nNe=uLi5atft
Thursday, Mareh 10, 1'
featured vo^Iist sf
gw, "Oklshrrna",
will =hoW the
TO ri,A¥
A#t yf*?h?sfro Kus ^p*n pngagfM tq
provide bafkitFiiund miuU? fyf the
fashion sh&W -Xod to ae-^mpany the
^ntr f tai'UTis'ni pR*gram "rfip Flage
will b" d^coratet' with How*>f« arid
nj by Rii^")) E. Crane, pmnnp*!
* ^tiiinton ngw'w Shop,
a Chfi r 11* B: Milli^i n, pfesi ^
af ih** Wgmtn's Club, rttbttrlMJ
Hid f ¥ thaR
All pfpeuis
t*"t'n eseelleMt, wit
JOS tk-lfnfs sold to ds
• of the iiTa*r wi'l gg
* Luncheon
M R
and Mr*
isf wpt-'k n( fKe fnnfjthly HiBi-'HnK (
ie MHrmers v oi>im*er Fir* 1 '"**«.
any Aus.Hiry ir the fire Mil
Thp er^d party FehtMify 2f wag
ind
pelu
served by
end
hall,
ro=m
IS. nf
At
PBpam is plaan
Camburo and Mrs.
WpTHEHS COUNCIL TO MEET
£ity Girl Scants will have s mnnthJ?
rnwUnff R**sf Wedng^day st B p, m,
at the tiem? •'•I Hra, Harold Fhatt?r-
isrL 100 3rd g(: Plans for epring
3ftiVitie« will hp
•©You Are, F«
tK You'll Be Proud to Own
- All our MiJIwork ii made ri
Mill from carefully iaasongc
It's mad
to give your hoffii
within your budfet,
stop in this we#k. '
_ht here in our own
seasoned lumbor by expert
up to a standard at a fair
added charm and dig-
Attend! Conclave
Jfref' 1 Bristol! will
weleorae dplr^tss attending the an-
hufli iwe-day itat« conterenss of *h?
N#v" J^rafy ^oeiety, Dai^tcfs of
the American Rey-Muflan,
and Friday, 17 lind IS
ph Turner, Mrs Charing H, VaJ
and Mfg, StirUEg W: f-pl? w'U at-
tend- repres* f »Ur'E th« Sar&h Stlll=
"U Chspte? ol Oc*as Cl^. MIM
an Palmer wOl repr^^nt thp ehj
* ej tu ' O@6^ Citizen* of the ye
? of 15 high eeh^sl girls ES h*
M frofn all pnftg (if the etalis.
TO ffiMGy^UZE DEFAgTED
A meffioriai service td nambi
whs ha^e diai diifing fH# ^&£\ yt
will tj# eendiicted by Mrs, F^i
L'lf M, RotE^land, gtate chap lain
With fsndii^ lighten ffi? esch naffie
tailed, M» Jay F Sff*crsy, of
pcan City, will b? &r»* of ift&a#
Th# prsgeesiQBlil, l^d by pagBK.
lor guard, nal'onfll and Hat? uffl-
Ft and gusts, will open th* een=
reni?^ at 19;4§ p, m, Thursday, at
which time the asvertisr wyl spKiJE,
Mrs, I^lmeT M., Wsy, ef WUdwsqH
Ci^ti State r^*nt, will pf^atis^ fit
§0 sessions.
laeh sf the Good Citizens will be
SEiVL BELLE O4T1S
Carlekin W: Qat^, SB W#-afcy rd,
haa smjwiiFte&d 'hi* cfigpgsssnt pf hi«
iuefcHer, MJig Mpfyl B^il-* QnleM,
ts.J Doaald CUJtoa Biinf^n, Jr~K son
i Mr. asd Mrt= P^Ra)** C B*rs«s*v
Miss OatFi atfi*q4«d DeiiUon t
versity and vra? graduated fro"*
pseJ Insti*ytf of
presented with certified^ will
?hDp
thr«* ?P§FB durlsi
having been Btatien*4 f^r ISBie tUfa>
in NewfounriiaJiA He ig nr"? cep-
He &prved in ths Navy for
§FB durlsi World Wpr II,
V.F.W. Auxiliary
To Have Benefit
Card Party on ISA
Th? AuitlUary of HsfQl^ fiuflipt^f
Pssi VJ^.W,, hag Sfbfduled 9 it
Patrick's party fsr Fri^y aighf.
Mareh 18, st Sth st and Haven av,
^&?^dj from the affair will W
ieaaled is th** NaiisnsJ Hpnjp at
Eatea Rapldi, Mkh., le old the!
^omeLga ehildferi a| '
to th*! RKJ CTrdfij drrvs^
Thp Auitlliary last
ght had as gu«ts at g
Mrs, Irene Goodman,
dest nth
other memberi of
greeted fey the governor is hig ( the Langley PoS| AuslllaFy ef Wild-
be
at the State HquseT One will
tate Plip-im \s attend
the nationai DAI meeting at Wash-
fngtpn, D, Q.
Dr. John IL Whitton, of the De*
partment of PDlitical g^ien^e a!
University, wyl give sn
Thursday BiternporL lliat
evening there will be a KcepUen in
the hotel, feliD^^ed by the annus
banquet. The Very HeV, Ffederif
M, Adams, dean of Trinity Cathedral
Trenton, will be the speaker,
anainoi Back From South
Mr= and Mrs, Frank J. Sshnins. 301
h st,, returned Sunday from a so-
journ at several weeks In Miami,
They matgred both wgyS:
* • •
NOMINATED TO GAME COUNtC
Alfred E, Driseflll Mon-
day lent is the Senate the nomina-
tion of Captain David H= Hart. e(
C M a commettial flshertnan*
0 three-year term on the
Fish and Game Caunei!,
itate
Mri, &th#r Burmen, 332 Wtiley
gv,» wa§ among ihg Qgean City peo-
ple who returned this week from
ations in Florida,
weed. AnethEr gust was Mrs,
rn@nci Moore, ot the Pergussa-Foglo
'Pmt Auxiliary, this city.
* * *
to Attend 75th
Anniversary
The Oceaij City brafteh of the
Womah's Chrtstiari Tempcranra
Uhisn will be represent^ MiKh IS
at a jubilee anniversary meeting to
eelebraie the ?ith annivefgary of
W,C,T=U, activity in New Jenoy,
The jtate-wjde meeUng win take
place in the 'partaide Methodist
Churehj Gsmden. A grsup of effl^
Wrs and members ef the leeal peup
will attend.
Plant for this event wer# diss
cussed Friday night at the menthly
meeting at the hem# of Mrs, Mary fi.
Gardiner, 8ih and .C«nlnt av:
Y W. ADAM
upport for City Comnusdonei
1 shall endeavor to the btat of my ability, if alected,
to promote harmony in the City Administration and to'
eliminate pttty biekering and antagonkm, rialiElngthat
the bent Interests of Ocean City can be served only when
public servants, elected by the people, saerifie*
ambitions on the altar of Goori Government,
JEW MY RECORD antLE*
Auditor fsr the Post 10 Yari.
fer 30 Years,
Accountant in the State of New* Jersey, H
Mrs, Kathirine Yinglinf led the de-
votional program, TSventy-flyg mem-
ber? attehdecL
to Hear
i MacLane
The_ public is invited ts in open
rneetirig ef the Women's Rcf^arsh
Club nest Thursday night, Mareh 17,
in the Sunday SehosI reom ef th
First Methodlit Churgh
It wiil be the eiub'f annual Music
Night program and will featurt _„
aldine BlaeLane, papular sing« and
actress* in one of Her "operttta pe
Ut#" pfestntatipna, "Haughty Mari
f tte"._ She will sing and act out the
Victor Herbert role to tJi@ plaho
gernpsnlfngnt Qf Mrs, WiUard Aj
sf Ocean City,
Mrs, MaeLgne wa» a FsMent pf
this resort last yesis but ii now in
South Orsngf, N, J,
There will h# no idmisien charge
but a silver eflertng will b* taksn
lepuoiican Women
Chang*
Th# time for rtguUr Thursday
night cart partJit sp&HHr^d by th*
Womea's Begular Republican Club
hit b#*n ehangfd frtam i:|g %Q g
Pr TfU
The change was approved Wedns*
day night lait wgk at a meeting In
th# elub rsomt in Hie NaUensI Bank
of ^eaa City buU-Jing, with Mil
Helen Booth
Week-EndWe
early
y, modente p
i if lit nfs fey alibi mf
. CltmriBg M
TRICE 5 CENTS
Waterwav
overnor unsco
Association
Urges Sneed
ition
Known « Playground
At Wildwood Roard Use of Road Scrap***
OW
Wovw Striped iVWmjt, Oxford Ciefh, Fn4=on-End Cferh* White, Pkin
Colors and ^tnped Proadr loth: Ft wed and Soft Collars—3pr^d Co)lu<
w^th French CurTa. Size* 14 17 Sk#
G/vo Through
you? Red Cross
OPEN FRIDAY Wd SATUROAY EViNlNGS
1949 FUND
inish Job
Says H# Do#*n v t
Want t*» Quit With
it Only Half Dnn^
Governor A|fr*»*| E. Pris*
ill opened h'« campaign
for fe-f 1 potion before an
ilidienc* 1 °^ R^pMblican
and workers TUPS=
lay night in the Wild«' nf »*l
Ugh Schf)C»l a«*ditoriurr.
to local school districts and fiiT
•tU? and *vigHwaye unc-tr his aij •.
ditratlon, he said that stride? Jit- ,
:iisdy matte arr only the firsf ?'•-> ;
f4*POlNT PEOGPill FOR iJr*.!'-,if n.t;-
©f Rsc'taHsn D^
Citizenship
Award fai
Taccarino
iiTi'ii i hit f cfigi*H-*T of \> f hik
^i-hutil 'iii liihrijj hsit ' iTj t, -^,.-1 T i i
t 1 *) fnr i t*'f i?( "t.hij( 'SwrifM f.
I^KHtn, ih*' tfllift'fis s-f Hi- | •
fe'iniiUnPisf! ¥»•«* vf HftJ
rreBjsntift'yri (if ^ in^iliil ;,n
3 '.••" r! lf U ! iif** fnf i-titsliir'-iiiij: M-ri
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fji;ir»i SiititM'? ii ft' rno' M .it VP
liirfjirifii = hfiin*-. ^U! W*--*"* ••
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1 . ..!,.,' I , , • .| . i . i t , 1 ;
r i •' • t|-i= nif >i h ' i
r Special E!
Thomas Heist
Possibl
Candidate
Strat
^ li*i fi*iir*"fl
frofn hi?' st'hiinl iiutn's M:if* : h I,
has beefi ill al lii>s rmmr fur L ri'\ -
I "if th* r?**reati*!n di ! psr!mpn{ (^
!o Ihr puhUr v» ork* dp-
can havf lh»S sprap^f 'H flv? rnj"
utf*," he drr.3red=
Cuiliri! i"is,!iiTi*T fiiit't? I* 5j [•!;"! m*" 1 ! !'i;if
Ri.lij-iliif Jchn K B(^M'>M h.-jM M«\ »-n
fm cipinion t>*rif thi* *;* riip^r it Ihi'
rf^pfirisiliility f Mr B\\ktT ;=rni
Ihitl hi' L*lone* hf'S 'hi' iiu!tii.rn> ; ''
rif'ti'f nfiifii* wH^'i !• 't sholl lit 1 !! e i" f i
'S BO A En A!
in
nd naw
bmnd
loveth<
tht aomfert of
in
rftwhi ivy gauge
luii
Off ice
ION
J«r*«y Municipalities.
City Honi
11
JHW JUDGEMENT AFTER REVIEWING MY
mmpmrlmnce and hi ymtr vote decide whether yog
government by an organized minority or by the people.
SALES
HARVEY W
•••• +•••
1039 West Avenue
Vitralf te Enun*|
* Deck P*tnt.
m
ie new
in font, the new
pring
mba
Th* state is aware sf the ser-
s qt bitch #rssion and i§ con-
joint itudy with the f#d=
'trfiment te epmbat the prdb^
cited the Atlantic City sand
piffiping eitperiments as being |uc-
fSlfui and possibly the answer for
ether rsorti,
WANTS TO FINISH JOB
Qevernsr DrlseQil told the rally
faf refused to listen to those who say
fe? thouid be epntent with "ene goad
itration"^
He likened himself to a flshtrman
leant*
To Our City!
s will bf» fmiy iht* spfonH
in recent yi-rus that tht 1
L**ginn has myiif siirh HTI UWflffi
hfft' Thi- olht-T wiu in IP-IT
when Mrs, Edward Lt-i^ wys
hnnqrf-ri 'uT her corrt'Spunflont'! 5
l« gsrs'iet' FPerj durnijj fhr war:
designed to ket>|i thi'if innrfl't 5
high.
The Levies EsBlmlttee said
thjit Mf, TKckriDD wax ebaifti
far the fesnOr beeagse ef thr ifi-
SplrftUoii he |HV¥ IS local boy a
Ind firli in their work and play
iflfifif Ills fS ymmrx* eonqectian
Four of his song were in th€
'ice during World War II:
No Aspirant Haa
Filed; MrConhlak it
gfer for
parontly nre in no hurry to
f'lp their petitions to seaurg
H plsjfp on th& ballot,
l^P i" todoy, «p peiitiens fer the
special eltifiiorii Mav 1Q. had
filed rtt tht" rlflce of M'i
The "Uirk di'* report ihat S thlfd
get nf pet ition puper? were tflkin
PUl Hy Thomas ff^ist, loci*! builder,
1st*-- last week. Earlier, petitlana
wer** cifcyiaied for Har v=y W Adsmj
V • . i. i.i i I
.-•'I ! >-• • :...'i i ' . : i l ( f > : h ' . - i i f f •-. :i T't
Coinml*jilan )n
luhn llfit«>n, V*Hdwsed (>#*!; Whtiam
and B\f hard E. BrrvPE, Coiil
n at BUf
pa«?I!( Court
frqra
Them a*
, vi*-e pre«i**en* of ih?
tpr Wglter H f»»*f*
j James B.
%¥, Mulh#rni
, fro'i" left;
mlmi ripi/fh-fl irufM ihi* pyijli-.- j
dOjiii r!m*Ti!. hi 5 ! Lii*i I the iTit.'ttit" f?
t'f !lit> PlJiyi/fiiUHH Hii-ihi fur Sh»'r
Two-
uota Raised
Are y@D ft new iaenbir ef
*tee*B city's stes4llr frewlsf
•stair af p#fm»a«Bl, y e a r -
I*$1B£ r»ldeBts? Or flo /BS
ta»w sbosl ssBebsiy was bf
Mt's beu fr#B yea.
Mr, arjd Mn. O#erfe W, AUi-
Bn. formerly of OermantQwOi
1 1^,. have joined Oe*an City's all-
fsr populaUon by purchasing
th? fotif^stery home on the east
HSfner of 4th it, and Wesley av,
The couple plan to operitf
ttt prapefty U th# Allison Gu^t
Betue, and will ester to guests
Hi year,
• Mf, Allison is i former senier
^rinfiei icuiief fflr the Undlnf
Barge club of Philadelphia's
FUfmount Park, He participated
ta many championship races with
Jehn B, Kelly and other premi-
Bst ssRinen,
He If a long time friend of
Harold W, Hager, a life member
Jrf the Penn A, C, Rowing As§a*
/slation and the Ocean City
Kilter who negotiated the sale
i ef the areBgrty,
in
T, Kuhn
sfSee, eame tt
ineimion Thufi-
of Qeetn City people resd—
had
ftM
— . < * t-i
in
fhe Roughs o
to Claolfy »rctlon- It
SB ipartment for
a month, Beaiue ef A
Prof, the id gave
Ion that this tu a
*around renUl, with h«t
inter iaeludtd, The ad
I to fptdfy that the
wsm available only
II ta June 1,
liter
nta mm, tke
, rait plstf (of
""•' *4 rt Mf^
"But we
wifl
f*fcT
ad, eoiTaclod,
Tennis Courts to
Be Reconditioned
The cily commissinru-rs Tuesday
decided to ea!l bids tg be yiid
April i to supply gravel, to hv
In streel Improvements this s
and summer.
Dr, Drvine told the rommissif>n-
rfs that "we da hi»l faFF io rni?r
into Ih? pfrfiufia! anlniysille*! L»r=
tween yey iws raeo, but WE arr
tryinf le fyrther thp Ititprests uf
I liif cilj by maintaining 'Is jila>-
f fealida at U>f lowest possible eosi-
"W? dqii't Wlnt {Q rent an oyl=
side sefiptr. aiid in fuel the cost
sf saeh pfDccdyrc iBAy be pre=
bJbltlVe, All we want is to Use
this city egyipRienii with On reg-
slftr Bgerater, whtn siich Q»F will
net gsnflftt With iU other dutlfs.
I £Sd with Wiiter tht>
iMinerctt* arpa nf the Ci'iiltP iri
prppaFatifln fnr nnolh^r ^fMiSnh
of iot* skalmfj
AH i ! vt*fycint' knows, the wintpf
Was sn mijd Ihat the rink had
ice hsrd t'nUUgh fyr ik^Ung Qri
only three days in December.
The rest of the time thu watef
Was just something into which
small bnyi threw stones in ma
A, DJttrieh, real estate and
insurance broker and fgrmtr eiiy rfs-
sm&STi was reported yesterday to be
ihowing marked irnprovemeni at the
Temple University Hospital, Fhil
he unaefwent a ma-
jor apiriilonr It&fch 4. ~
Physicians ripsrted that he began
gaining ftrength on iunday and has
llnee iteadUy Improved, Prior s ts
Sunday hii condition had been cfit^
ical.
J3llO,000 SPENT
Mr, Ash said that $300,000 has
spent in eampletely renovating and
decorating the heteL the extensive
program inciucilng all guest rooms
as well OS publie spaces.
There will be several ihnoS'atidni
this seagon, Jneluding a new and
modern coffee shop with television
fer entertainment: a playroem,
ihufflebaard, coffiplirnentary station
wagon service fer shopping, a Ca^
bana Club with private beaeh, re*
esrded music in the Flamingo Din=
ing Ropm and other public spaces of
the hotel,
IN LOUNGE
The dining room, commanding a
iew ef the ocean and baardwaiiti
has been artiilically decorated. The
main lounge will be decorated with
soft murals as background, sym-
boiic of warm hospitality. The patia
and porches will be enhanced by
d lbb
Hi 1 said iht* Eii'ikjit^ h;i? all ijvf-r
hiid and ilisit Uii" t*fIi!I .^tcjiK r=f rc=
af!* iiuW hv-ir.g tii
Cumplt'titm of the 1 decking work
cost S44,OS7-75= hi- sliuj. gut fjf thr
IflSOOt) .:ip!-rupriatt--.i fur ihe prnjvcl
in 1947 and J94H. Thp nrmmo! t*Rii
nijiii' Ijv f-irmfi" Cify J-'ntfuii = or WJI-
iijiiii Ji Cn, Jr , •A^ SiOi't.OOt.
Cuiiinii5S!i»ni'r RHwarff B. BnwkfT
« ! .i?; tjutth Iu finjii! out. Tiir.iHay, tii.-i*
iht- Cis|]!?sitri i'f-E.!ii;it. s wii;* fiJF thfy'.^
t'hipIciVi^ whu (lift tht* tti'fk Li.u=>)
uiiiy l\\U'inL"li luinbor.
FROFIT ELIMINATED
Mr Guetz Maul lhai tlit- priniMjiai
£Ii¥!flflg \vi»fD accciuntijfj for by p|i(n!'
fililirijj thp |irofiI fif Ii I'fiVitic v-uii*
tniptfir. tht* uor
s3fi*ty, NOt'ial s
pt'nM-ltiQn irisLipancr'
and dcpreciatiOM at
In ndditinn t" the wnrk complt-ted
he rupnrted, ihc*fu is m rfserve most
of a carload of knnbtjf purchasoci fur
the job and not mod
Mr, Goelz Bave cn-dit for the tini#-
and-material rncthnd of carryinil on
the project ID the Into Muyiir Clydi'
W. Strubie, Ht* siiid ho "had only
carried on what Mr Blrubk* Lu^im
in the UEG of Cily- labfir ralhi.'r than
contracting the job,
PUBLIC WORKS AIDED
Cornmissidner Bnwker Said ih*?
Goetz figures on FOB is dni not lake
into account some of the services
rendered by the public works de-
partment on the redecking, includ-
ing the transportation of rnai(-rin!i
to and from the scent? nf oporalion£:
The report listed 15,000 as thi'
contribution of Mr. Eowker's de-
partment for labor costs.
The public works department \s In
charge ef the boirdwalk wprk from
12th to 23rd sis,, which started las!
summer and is still in progress, Tnte
also is being dene with city labor
and materiali. The city has alls-
Cited S6§,0Og for this end gf the
For 'Walk PJHn
dab
taiflmint fgatufs^for guests, out ofj =fngr°to-be
In i^kuii3tiut=iiun "uf
doors will be made passible by tHe
Delaware's havmg aequlrgd the lafgg
trset of land en it§ south side, ex=
tending to Park pL *
Step oil the Gas,
Pfaven f t Bought
Local . motorist* have been co-
operating well. » far, in applying
fsr-their e§r regfotratipss aad
If You
driving liMBMi, Meter Vehicle
Agent Juls R, Ledif reported Man*
He mid that s stead? vslumg ef
bufingf ftarted tm Msreh 1^ ths
op*nln£ day of the 1MD r*fflfltry
period, find has continued it a steady
"If sir ewnexi will Just keep com*
the delay And w&ltlnf in line thfet
often occun n«*r tt» «d of th*
tssuanee to dite is "away
ahead" of a year ago, he added.
^MBtBE^Xehie p ^
Magte thli we#k ilfQ reminded gar
ewnirs that it will be to their ad-
vintlgi ta renew their license eaf ly.
He pointed out that agencies sre
open lenger houn throughout this
month ts facilitate service ar>d mini-
mize delays. Heufi are i a, m. to
Mr, 5&ges aj» oalled sttentlen to
bo..renewed unless.the vehicle
the Inspection «tfd&r for the second
period Of IMS.
fhe boardwalk south of 15th st,, was
awarded by the eommUislanerii Tues-
day to Kruk grathers, of Palerma,
The firm was lowest of three bid-
^ on the Qontrict, at a pflee of
|5,flS per piling. Other bidu were S7
by W, R, ikinntr and S7JQ by^
Epplhger and HuMel! Ceri 'New^York,
Thg MminteifonsrB also adopted en
final reading an ordinance authoris-
ing the expenditure of $30,000 to
complete the south end of the *watk
INSIDE TIPS
Churehes—ftfe 14
Clualfted Ads — Page 17:. Tse
e to Classify, Pa^ fi
House Plan§—Page 18
Social, Pexaonal—Panes 4 and 5
Sornen Point—Page 8-A
&, 15, 10 md IS
Nt.-ne of th« local iu
cli.iiffnt'h hiid completed his work, it
\wis Kind, iinti the doof=to=duor ean=
VJIEE by witfiion WijrkerN was le?^
than hn!f completed
Fur C:n>c- May County = the County
ChiipltT Lf!inpfllM!i headquarters re-
fjnrti-tl SajHT contributed yu to Fri =
ciiiy last week. This included attly
SUSP of the Qft'sn City retym= With
the kiciii adjustment, the county
hari S- = l=5!l on hsiiitf ngnlng! iLs quota
vf Sit DUO
Arcordinc jo Ihe cauiity report.
Or ran L'Hy win rutiniiif well ihe&d
at Wlldwpijd, in prupgrUon to its
yyaLa. WiiditSSd up to Friday
hA(£ rfported SH'ig sf ii« qyyta of
SltHODi ram pared uHh this e!ty'§
SUM uf 3 SI .GOO EQfil
RherifT EfiM4 ! i"t J WqotL county
firivi- chalrman= said ihiit Uppt'r
Tnwnshlp wttrkertt. led by Mrs, WaU
tf. ! r A. Kepp'ei 1 : were ihowing the
way In filhur enrnmunities. The
tciyt'nship hiul CoNectU'iis at $243 20
ri^iiinsi a quota of Sl5o
Bnini'hi-N alUiining one-ha If or
more gf iheir flufiis included Avalon,
Cnpv May, Pufwus TfjWriship, Lower
TuwnKhiji and Stone Harbor.
IlQWard H- Stain tan. genera!
of the Oeean City drive,
cdnnaciici? Ttiesday thi!
the Iscal gpai would be sttaiiicd
beforf the end sf thi* wgd and
thai the werker^ wl!! push on f*r
beySiid thai pel ill.
Some of Ihe women eanvaisefs'
here Were unable to begin their
wiipk until lait' lust week or early •.
this week, with the result that the
Si.214 reported did not include any
nnpreciable sum from this souree.
The women last year raised 0%'er |l==
60^f by their eiTorts.
Mr, Price, as treasurer, called upon
local residents to send their centri-
byiions directly (e him if by some
chance thi?y are net solicited.
Tuesday rnofning this week*
Mr, Gardiner antiQuneed to the
press that he had drained the
water frsm the rink Bnd that it
was now available again for out-
door baskt'tba!! and other lesi
wintry sports.
That saffii? aficrnoon it
and the iherniEjfrieter dipped
low frr-eilng.
Two Republican
Independents Quit
Sheriff and Clerk
Candidates Out
Two of the independent Republi-
can candidates for county offleei
withdrew from the competition this
week, only a few days after filing'
their petitions, j
Those who left the field were Amos •
L. PfefTer= Jr., of Paiermo, who had
announced his candidacy for iheriif,
and Everett Brawn, of Green Creek,
who filed a neijtion for county clerk,
QL'lTi TO AID TICKET
Mr. pfiiffef issued a statement that
he was stepping aside in^ order to
cooperate with the independent
ticket which was selected aft«r his
petition was filed,
"'A very progressive GOP group
has carefully selected these Repub=
liean candidates representing all sec-
tions of the csunty," he said, "In
my eagerness to cogperate and pro-
mote complete harmony, I am happy
to withdraw my candidacy in faver;
gf Robert S. Phillips, of Lower
Township."
NEW CANDIDATE
Robert McGsrR'iirK, ijwnef of ths
r '-Atlantie Apflrtmeritii and
OenPFal MoterF
i this We*'k that h*F is
campaign tnanagsr fnr
Adapifi, who iinnounred
>1ncy two we*>l