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M- 1 '---" f ' 'f DGER larsday, Match IT, s«*i Tar e&*grt *if esuTs^. wg Havt to Insen |fr HriFTis, whn else ,„ I f- F Here It tr ;^t\. Now fnr *witr-hii-a , Forward i arwsrt Ontrr af iiv. v hen biys is New for f'e .-*• TO- - - . _ Supie fer c LJ f. buy cf>-;in« th- ftp** raitlr 3 a •T* h I gy?i af Kiuanip. thoy Phtia Warriors in iicfi. B ' l 1 t,.i ( ni i(j= |i. H ••', Wire ^ tfasn>' il': Kkk*y Q fc"; FSX ir* t ^'C played u_nd "' ried in the !î>'l 7* • v *-,„;,>• Vi î-i ;,j»n .-iri) '"V&V ir< in*-!! \ff at f.- i.rn • - • « • * * ' -in -' n :l N • t), m,.ft p, :T-, .!,.,!. : IS p Malchinf bask?!- bill *ihFP j ii3S |h {hiE ^vpRfj, Efid*. haffe in mrn." hf taid, "and I M'anl ysg ta know !hij this ynr's fyara U ih* b**i ' nf •or Real Home Harmony! IT f,- * -.* 1 -. i n •fi j J i /or Children \ PRESSES S^\ SPECIAL GROUP to Sell for 8 J5 and 10, v ;i dflightful new group MiMzinjrly Imv, Come, woiin'l t_=_^ a ^D FLOOR - Now at New Uw Prices f ! %, HOSIERY = FIRST FLOOR Arrivud . . . i in .vî'/sK-ff 1 '-^ in EAN CITY nd W#athar tsiH followid 0301 TIT v n MAP* H hv sfl>I Ifnv-^ »¥ PRICE S CENTI am Fil tate A II i k owKer veais1 Air Transport Service iffin Monaav City's First Doeiot ,i . .i M , May Also Los** $100,000 For Control Jetty Indus For J P(" mt StabUity. Opportunity Pumpitiff Without Jetti>« Rv Ml . vn>\ iv !94i -18 li-'iil n->stii * PR**TFC TKR, H ! if 11 Or. on All a:' '. '•,i'. - if-- l tl j;h A - . I ! i*l •'-iifi t,f(ii ean Af c • f u ; . ' " :, f. II 1 , . : , * • i •! U 'i i 11 ( ,\ in.' 'Hi i City Map in i.= HV "hii i'M, V !•> :i 1-i: I!!. " if • • I h r . i ^ , lit j'.. 'Vr.i,>* ,(,,!, .-,, Miir-tLt ' S* I', t. • "j'li'i in. to of I* f' l\ • t \ - )i'' ' 1 ' • i • ' L 1 ' ' 1 * ! > A!' ( ' , < • •A V: -" •> "'] M . \ i V. i- > f • • I '' T ->. , i i • i ' { ' F ' * •! ' ii 'i t, i= f ... ,-. I , : • , -. • ••,([ ^ ( I' 1 , . • i I" f; ' T ' < ' • 1 ! ! -i Li, • ' ' ' I •I • . - . ! H t .. , i Hints He*d Playgrounds *» Bowk mif t li Md SERVr A'lrinlic- *v-f'tnN. WSffl I! I I M ^ If i-i *){ thu s>ii-*i- hif t* in' Mi In M-ii'i 1 I- •I'.ti inHuslry •;rnti *h;if tiivt-Fi All 'E ii f I i ITTI if' thi ('•• -I W-ii iiM.t hi' i.^liih 1 :.ii^ i hitM- »ii In r' s |" --fi*is>--i,i-i . h \ l Sl.-I>Ai • M V!f! i'Mil Htil ',ts mn[«s M iiii-fiii.-ff A host nf muruf ! iji!ii cliiis nfi 5 srht*ijiiti=ii ' inn'fiiji i ttir%' fliytii=- H ui im R**vemi^ in Winter Here Bars brf iM r Ihi* »aF. iff Ih? utir-i'ai I i^h'" rmfn ~*i vrii «is n«f feiif i"?"=5fU' bul | in £*•*?^. iftihijiiuH Nt i thi* ncs! 10 yt'nf'i tht*r* s s -LJ (•hLiFiM'* In ôv*'rrimi 5 ni I*c risi*, has sifiwiv bftî! iihsiirtu'ti by Hit'fit. !jy ni'i^" *'tjU ijiirn*Iil: triiifiF f"T >- ! , iSfli' 111*" Ft -ai ^=i a *s I 1 1' 1 H' e fo? fll'"*g >B H H- * ! *if y Miifh 31 rii,r*i PETITIONS W Afla'ns: building and n niiiiiygef and aeccuntant^ filed in*m ma* iSig pel it tons Tuesday fpf a pl^CP ori ihi* May 10 ipecial elec- tion bflllai. tip had MliHoi>nceri his wff»k= ago. ff»r th» eandidecy of ThiirtiaS Hîji!, I'lfnl t'iiild^f, w**fe in i>r*J*'ii'(l lh* Mini ihlii Ui*.* ri risljuri;. fliFffc! it; ^ty Itir Dii'yiuM nf N = t\ ikSi*!"-"! fur ,fca!f thi- .IFM nf the -i -hi- '-îy Th;? -ftllo [T5iiy be iiijifit ti iiiiif »!*•*-i iiMt**l Bufwlit'ri' liiih'h*; fi'," i.fv nit i\ t"- '-.nuii tn takt* a:h j;ii|i^r ul il. iiv tit-t"i:in=•! AsicrTibiyitiiin SniiJii s.iid hr is bspeful U.ilt !lli- sIUUiiMfl i.'ii', !»• hi !il "fw Oniifi City ui ii=iist until :ii 1* r {he Miii ii) i-!crticm ITALLEII BY ENtitNEKlE ROW Efoin'.M jirffjects hftvv \v" '•-, it! thf city ccimfTii^SMif' |uf ^rii't Bionths !i!-t ! nijNi* C tj rn ni i.-; s i (< f *• BewkiT ;if._d_ Auglj^lii 6 H fiin Is' h,i bfCH Ijhiil.ili.- t*i ajJFt'i- Iii! UH : =!h|.i'.f "find sjii f iiif;itii*hs aii?i fiiuk>' i>Sis\ ippiifalitin for ii pfnj( ! i ! ! II Provides $5Qs00G For Shore Counties pros ii seyshnre Ci.rTi;i'.=-sjnnvr 01 y V.r.A "i'i\y tit iiil rod lit 3 e tin 24 Please Commencement June 15 Seniors Probably To Be Speakers The iihiiua! Oet-an City school CCiriinienepnipnt was SO! Wednesday nsyhl, Jnnt 5 IS, by Board nf Etiuc^tion nt its ffitrifltnjj Thuradoy night !a? Ylw cymmencLTfUTil nn Win Pier wii] Lit= fuiluwt'ti by ihi* Of Ihc gchuui ti*rm thf Rust ThuFsricy, Junu id. Bypefintendfni Haruld A tan said that the definite co ffiffit pfggram has nol yet bet Sflngfd, but that it prnhaiiiy fffiture s|!t-Qtiers frum the tiass, Ihi? sartiu as in the past iiUthniitUjK hliVC yiVfli Ofi = tu ii $50,000 iii I fiir niusfiuito i Ni'w JcFsuy's four ri-si'it i'iJijntiuE Allan tit;. C MuFMriMiHh iiflH Oi ! uiih L*'jiisiiil=tiH ni!lhuri?iFiii st:iH- furlfii \u Hid ITII]mi'ipfi 1 iii*=*i with their sn = •• ii t tîM'.Ffjl |if>'ij|i : niS ha*' tji-i-n jiiirit* !y >jniii*^*ii'i-tJ iiy A^sfilitjIyiMlih Nfl' Uuii.i'l C Hmiih. nf Ciijii' M-ay Cuurw iii'I Ki-iiiilitr Fr;i!ik H FiirU.'y and I K;i!?buru. t'f Aijaiitu'. n 1 miiitt'y LN tn i«. ! iizvd solely ll'-f (.'UMiiistf nf sjiFiiyiim afft- ! i'U'd ;.rt':f^ ?n,Fn nif|jhii!fS. in ijuOMVration Witii iMCtil t'uunly fnn.Miuitn u iy f 1 fF fur dav= * Guvcfiinf Dn^(" irom Thursday, April Ifi, unli! flises fusUffle the fetlawing Tues- day, Arm] ID,, Schools also will be floitd Monday, May 30, fur Memoriis] • fey. The beard also addptcd the public •fehoo! calendar far the IMi-K term. ft will start Menday, Septefnljer . I week from Labsr Day, and d \ m June 15, iiMs The Christmas Tftcatlon perted will be from De- Summer Theatre to Have 8-Week Season The Ocean City Summer Theatre gs granted pefrnissipn by the Beard ih g p Df Education Thursdaj' night te ep- i.-ratc fflr an eight-week season ot stage plays in tne high school audl- a Bfw tferaber ef ealSBj tf pernussk y i» r * ifessi reydenUT Or the ufTice vaea1*?d hy Jnhnsun So far, rifi word hail been received from the Di'pnrtmerit iii Civil Serv= ici* as \a Wlieii the prurliotion eK£irTli= nalign will be giveii. HAEMQNV in a siatemeni nf his prniripi?H, pledged himself to work for harmony in the municipal gsv- tTn'ncFit aiid asspFled lhol "the times •ift- fnuf'h too serious nnd there is IOM rniich i'Onilrilctiv? Worlt to be doni? to iillnw petty jealdusies to in- terfere with accomplishment." He also expressed the belief that there should be an end to "inter- departmental jalousies and the stripping of one enmrnissioner for the aggrandizement or personal pa- tronage of another" iThi? refers to the action qf the present adrnirliitrafiun wheti it tpdk ufHci*. Coinmisiipner Gpet? Bild Mayor Clyde W. StFuble, Voting ai g tijarn, tfansfered playgrounds frdrfi the public works to the finance department and trash end garbage te the public safety department,) His statement In full follows! HESITATED TO SUN "It is qnly after much tian that I am letidering my daty for the office of city e siuner of Ocean City, Because I fib* her the ramifications with whieh politics seems te be asseeieled, I have hestilated to yield te the pfet§ uf a large number of eltiEens sf Ocenn City to place my naftie before the electorate, "However, in iubmittlng my name to the public as a candidate for the. existing S'acsney, I believe that I can independently stand with confi- dence an the record of my previous public service as your city treasurer and director of the Department of Hevenue and Finance, Piano Needed by Air Force Boys at Palermo If the 70-30 ratio could be made retroactive, it Would benefit this Ft;= sari to thy extent of S40.00Q, lit* pOintud out, as the state Would pay S 140.000 of the plunnnd 1200,000 stnne jetty at the north point of the island The eity share thus would be re- duced fFom ilQO.DQQ to 160,000, City Employes to Have Annual Dinner anyone have a piano to give away fop a good cause? If so, LOm- rnunicaie with Captain Carl Shaw, Of the Ocean City fife department, ith si: station. He said yesterday that s piano in badly needed for the recreation hall ef the Air Force station at have a piano, whieh li tee bldly "beaten up*' ts be of any use In whiiing oway their spare time. They are asking someone to donate fl piino of any kind, jugt as it is in sittsfactory playing eonditipn. The soldiers will take eare of transpsrU ing it te the gamp. Captain Shaw hat been entertain- ing thi Army meti frequently with motion p!etil5#i. and new he is aet^ ing as go-between to try to find them a piano. How about it? , : INSIDE Amusements—Page 0, 14, Ads — Page 17; Too to Clasjlfy^-Page 5# Editorial—page S. House Flaof—Page li, Qbituwy—Pagei 3 and 7, Social* Pefienal—Pagii 4 and II. Some* Potot—Pags 5 and f. 15. 16 and 18. Auto License Deadline Near Motorists Have Only Week Left Resort motorists were reminded today that they have only one mare week iii which to obtain car registrar lions and driving licenses for the new yeir, —-Use—aL4J4B .license piates,,wilLTb§. illegal after midnight nest Thursday, March 31, License issuance at the Offlei of Jules R, Ledig, motor Vehicle agent, is still running well ahead of a year ago, but there still are believed to be several hundred ear owners who have not yet applied. For the state as s whole. Motor Vehicle Commissioner A,,W, Magee said Monday that about 30 per cent of the total car owners in trte state bad not yet renewed registration, Mr. Ledig's afflcg at 1119 Asbufy av, is open from I a, m, to i p, m, all week days from now until the end of March, The Municipal Employes tion Will have Us annual dinner nest Thursday night, March 3i, at the Beestey*! Point Hotel. A baked hnffl dinner will be fal- lowed by enteFlainment and dancing for members of the A§ioeiatiQh"&nd their guests, Festivitiei will begin at 8 p. m: Lackeys, Rotans Go South Chief of Poliee and Mrs, Robert J. Lackey and iergeant and Mrs. Ed- ward N, Hotan left Tuesday by auto- mobile for a thrst^wetk vacation In Hollywood, Fla, The polfee dtpartmeBtLi now jn command sf Captsla WUllam H. Smith, Jr. »af ety Patrol Captain Sonia Longenecker has been se- lected for a special award in fecQg- nition of her work as captain of the Central av, school safety patrol. It was annsuneed yesterday by Patrol- man John J. PfeifTer, police super- visor, . A-J3pel..pifli_donated by Jeter the Jeweler, will be p at a patrol meeting today. Gongloff Invokes Assembly Session Rc*v= A, Lynn GrmylofT, jimftor (if the First Methodist Church of Ocean Citv. delivered the "invo- cation Mundiiy aflefhoori to tipeh the • svK&iafl of the New Jersey Assembly Ot Trenton. The minister WQM invited by Assemblyman N a t li a n i e I C, Smith lu participate in the session. Aec-iirding to custom, each inurnbef of the Il'iiise is CiVen a tufti Iti iiivilu a guest chaplain, Mr, Smith next Monday wiH have as his gu^sis about @Q yuung men of the f ivies clnss of the PenningtDp School, with the af the school. Resort Man Gashed By Whirling Saw Robert 0. Migeet Jr,, 29 Central av.. Ocean City, was painfully in- jured Monday afternoon while dernonstratinfj a power saw to a prospective purchaser at Beach Haven, N", J, Migeot, who is in the power tool business here, was operating a chain saw when the blade slipped and cut a deep gash in his leg, near the knee. The wound required sutures at the office of a Beaeh Haven physician: He wnz brought home late Tuesday night, but will be unable to use the limb for about a month. T PROBLEMS AHEAD "We are again approaching trying times from a financial standpoint nTicMhere ts every reason to believe that even more difficult prpblemi may have tp be gplved by your city Government in the next few year§ if the municipnlity is to maintain its Page 3, Fleas* ars tson 7 Hot Pyramid (Get~Rich*Quick) Clubs Seemingly By*Passed Ocean City King Only One of Insurgents in Lead Regular organization candidates won seven of the eight first places on the Republican primary ballot* when the annual drawing for posi- tions tnpk place Friday at the office of Cpunty Clerk Stirling W\ Ce!e, Gsvernor Alfred E, Driscoll took top billing ever his opponent, Ro- bert L, Adams, of iomerville. Franklin A, King, candidate for Assembly, was the only independent Candidate to be drawn for top pa§i^ tien. His name will lead that of Assemblyman Nithaniel Cv Smith, candidste for rg-elgction. The others, in the order they were drawn, are LTndersherifT Norman Si Taylor and Robert' S, Phillips, for iheriff: Freeholder I-awrenee M Leaf and Harry S, Adifni, Jr.* fdf freehplder; SurTOpte Irving Fitch and Herbert R, Hansman, for state cemmittfiemaniMrs, Louise Rasr* bach and Miss Edith M, Gfeeniifli for state cprnmitleewGrnan, Ceanty Clerk Stirling W, Csl# end John Langiey, candidates for elgfle and coroner, respectively, are the only regular organization-endorsed candidates without primary opposl* tisn. :! i5 Ji r t ^ •? ' The pyramid cluhs, w^hieh blew tip in a whiff ef maihematieal fantasy lait week end in Philadelphia* ap» parentiy by-pasied Ocean City csm- ltei As far as eould be learned this week, no ciubi were started hfere, al- thsugh at least one person is known te have received a tele^phone invita- tion from a friend to join ft club In Philadelphia^ where at least 100 were started, * Robert P, Oarey, leeai manager ef the New Jeraey Bell Telephone Co.. reperted Tuesday that switchboard records shewed ne indlcatlen of volume of'calls ebsve nermal, which might hive indleated pyfamid men= activity. "If there wat a club here-it madg no impressien^Qn OUF normal traftlc volume," fie said, "And at this time ef year, even a slight variation from normal would have been noticeable," In Philadelphia* the number of telephone calls set an all-time r^c= ord one day last week, si people trying to get $2,048 for a Si invest- ment spent all day attempting to re- cruit others for the lower echelons pfjheir pyramids, , The club grate in the Quaker City was believed by authQrHiea to have been inspired by eut'Of'town rack^ etesi who mevtd In quickly Isr t few payofi of dtibj, thea dliap* TIME t €&fn puled on LflHgpeFt Briajp Point rirlcigCi sad Street HrldgB, 6dd ind TIDE the Bcseb FMw 1. idfl 1 hr 1 hf. li min- 18 rain.. is sis , «tfc Uth 5=Apoffes • FuH Mssii P FarlXH GQHiDllsa h¥ Pufeiis MARCH— I** 2* :;.:;, 4121 1§:S9 2s .,,,,, KiSB 9(1 6;\i 21 ...... £[EG : OSfi isisi f;Si 21 , ;,, , * SlUi JO ,;;,;, gijl si =,,, an i ti..., isis I ...... 11;01 * iii • 1:|B iiis 3fl3 3127 jiii tlHBBt l)f isy ^F* •_ m i.i i , , BiOfl i oi S;*4 till f:5t %\rt titl • il> lf;01 UK m u IS 11 1 11 1II % n i o* S 10 ie:iT/ 4tl?
M- 1 '---" f ' 'f DGER larsday, Match IT, s«*i Tar e&*grt *if esuTs^. wg Havt to Insen |fr HriFTis, whn else ,„ I f- F Here It tr ;^t\. Now fnr *witr-hii-a , Forward i arwsrt Ontrr af iiv. v hen biys is New for f'e .-*• TO- - - . _ Supie fer c LJ f. buy cf>-;in« th- ftp** raitlr 3 a •T* h I gy?i af Kiuanip. thoy Phtia Warriors in iicfi. B ' l 1 t,.i ( ni i(j= |i. H ••', Wire ^ tfasn>' il': Kkk*y Q fc"; FSX ir* t ^'C played u_nd "' ried in the !î>'l 7* • v *-,„;,>• Vi î-i ;,j»n .-iri) '"V&V ir< in*-!! \ff at f.- i.rn • - • « • * * ' -in -' n :l N • t), m,.ft p, :T-, .!,.,!. : IS p Malchinf bask?!- bill *ihFP j ii3S |h {hiE ^vpRfj, Efid*. haffe in mrn." hf taid, "and I M'anl ysg ta know !hij this ynr's fyara U ih* b**i ' nf •or Real Home Harmony! IT f,- * -.* 1 -. i n •fi j J i /or Children \ PRESSES S^\ SPECIAL GROUP to Sell for 8 J5 and 10, v ;i dflightful new group MiMzinjrly Imv, Come, woiin'l t_=_^ a ^D FLOOR - Now at New Uw Prices f ! %, HOSIERY = FIRST FLOOR Arrivud . . . i in .vî'/sK-ff 1 '-^ in EAN CITY nd W#athar tsiH followid 0301 TIT v n MAP* H hv sfl>I Ifnv-^ »¥ PRICE S CENTI am Fil tate A II i k owKer veais1 Air Transport Service iffin Monaav City's First Doeiot ,i . .i M , May Also Los** $100,000 For Control Jetty Indus For J P(" mt StabUity. Opportunity Pumpitiff Without Jetti>« Rv Ml . vn>\ iv !94i -18 li-'iil n->stii * PR**TFC TKR, H ! if 11 Or. on All a:' '. '•,i'. - if-- l tl j;h A - . I ! i*l •'-iifi t,f(ii ean Af c • f u ; . ' " :, f. II 1 , . : , * • i •! U 'i i 11 ( ,\ in.' 'Hi i City Map in i.= HV "hii i'M, V !•> :i 1-i: I!!. " if • • I h r . i ^ , lit j'.. 'Vr.i,>* ,(,,!, .-,, Miir-tLt ' S* I', t. • "j'li'i in. to of I* f' l\ • t \ - )i'' ' 1 ' • i • ' L 1 ' ' 1 * ! > A!' ( ' , < • •A V: -" •> "'] M . \ i V. i- > f • • I '' T ->. , i i • i ' { ' F ' * •! ' ii 'i t, i= f ... ,-. I , : • , -. • ••,([ ^ ( I' 1 , . • i I" f; ' T ' < ' • 1 ! ! -i Li, • ' ' ' I •I • . - . ! H t .. , i Hints He*d Playgrounds *» Bowk mif t li Md SERVr A'lrinlic- *v-f'tnN. WSffl I! I I M ^ If i-i *){ thu s>ii-*i- hif t* in' Mi In M-ii'i 1 I- •I'.ti inHuslry •;rnti *h;if tiivt-Fi All 'E ii f I i ITTI if' thi ('•• -I W-ii iiM.t hi' i.^liih 1 :.ii^ i hitM- »ii In r' s |" --fi*is>--i,i-i . h \ l Sl.-I>Ai • M V!f! i'Mil Htil ',ts mn[«s M iiii-fiii.-ff A host nf muruf ! iji!ii cliiis nfi 5 srht*ijiiti=ii ' inn'fiiji i ttir%' fliytii=- H ui im R**vemi^ in Winter Here Bars brf iM r Ihi* »aF. iff Ih? utir-i'ai I i^h'" rmfn ~*i vrii «is n«f feiif i"?"=5fU' bul | in £*•*?^. iftihijiiuH Nt i thi* ncs! 10 yt'nf'i tht*r* s s -LJ (•hLiFiM'* In ôv*'rrimi 5 ni I*c risi*, has sifiwiv bftî! iihsiirtu'ti by Hit'fit. !jy ni'i^" *'tjU ijiirn*Iil: triiifiF f"T >- ! , iSfli' 111*" Ft -ai ^=i a *s I 1 1' 1 H' e fo? fll'"*g >B H H- * ! *if y Miifh 31 rii,r*i PETITIONS W Afla'ns: building and n niiiiiygef and aeccuntant^ filed in*m ma* iSig pel it tons Tuesday fpf a pl^CP ori ihi* May 10 ipecial elec- tion bflllai. tip had MliHoi>nceri his wff»k= ago. ff»r th» eandidecy of ThiirtiaS Hîji!, I'lfnl t'iiild^f, w**fe in i>r*J*'ii'(l lh* Mini ihlii Ui*.* ri risljuri;. fliFffc! it; ^ty Itir Dii'yiuM nf N = t\ ikSi*!"-"! fur ,fca!f thi- .IFM nf the -i -hi- '-îy Th;? -ftllo [T5iiy be iiijifit ti iiiiif »!*•*-i iiMt**l Bufwlit'ri' liiih'h*; fi'," i.fv nit i\ t"- '-.nuii tn takt* a:h j;ii|i^r ul il. iiv tit-t"i:in=•! AsicrTibiyitiiin SniiJii s.iid hr is bspeful U.ilt !lli- sIUUiiMfl i.'ii', !»• hi !il "fw Oniifi City ui ii=iist until :ii 1* r {he Miii ii) i-!crticm ITALLEII BY ENtitNEKlE ROW Efoin'.M jirffjects hftvv \v" '•-, it! thf city ccimfTii^SMif' |uf ^rii't Bionths !i!-t ! nijNi* C tj rn ni i.-; s i (< f *• BewkiT ;if._d_ Auglj^lii 6 H fiin Is' h,i bfCH Ijhiil.ili.- t*i ajJFt'i- Iii! UH : =!h|.i'.f "find sjii f iiif;itii*hs aii?i fiiuk>' i>Sis\ ippiifalitin for ii pfnj( ! i ! ! II Provides $5Qs00G For Shore Counties pros ii seyshnre Ci.rTi;i'.=-sjnnvr 01 y V.r.A "i'i\y tit iiil rod lit 3 e tin 24 Please Commencement June 15 Seniors Probably To Be Speakers The iihiiua! Oet-an City school CCiriinienepnipnt was SO! Wednesday nsyhl, Jnnt 5 IS, by Board nf Etiuc^tion nt its ffitrifltnjj Thuradoy night !a? Ylw cymmencLTfUTil nn Win Pier wii] Lit= fuiluwt'ti by ihi* Of Ihc gchuui ti*rm thf Rust ThuFsricy, Junu id. Bypefintendfni Haruld A tan said that the definite co ffiffit pfggram has nol yet bet Sflngfd, but that it prnhaiiiy fffiture s|!t-Qtiers frum the tiass, Ihi? sartiu as in the past iiUthniitUjK hliVC yiVfli Ofi = tu ii $50,000 iii I fiir niusfiuito i Ni'w JcFsuy's four ri-si'it i'iJijntiuE Allan tit;. C MuFMriMiHh iiflH Oi ! uiih L*'jiisiiil=tiH ni!lhuri?iFiii st:iH- furlfii \u Hid ITII]mi'ipfi 1 iii*=*i with their sn = •• ii t tîM'.Ffjl |if>'ij|i : niS ha*' tji-i-n jiiirit* !y >jniii*^*ii'i-tJ iiy A^sfilitjIyiMlih Nfl' Uuii.i'l C Hmiih. nf Ciijii' M-ay Cuurw iii'I Ki-iiiilitr Fr;i!ik H FiirU.'y and I K;i!?buru. t'f Aijaiitu'. n 1 miiitt'y LN tn i«. ! iizvd solely ll'-f (.'UMiiistf nf sjiFiiyiim afft- ! i'U'd ;.rt':f^ ?n,Fn nif|jhii!fS. in ijuOMVration Witii iMCtil t'uunly fnn.Miuitn u iy f 1 fF fur dav= * Guvcfiinf Dn^(" irom Thursday, April Ifi, unli! flises fusUffle the fetlawing Tues- day, Arm] ID,, Schools also will be floitd Monday, May 30, fur Memoriis] • fey. The beard also addptcd the public •fehoo! calendar far the IMi-K term. ft will start Menday, Septefnljer . I week from Labsr Day, and d \ m June 15, iiMs The Christmas Tftcatlon perted will be from De- Summer Theatre to Have 8-Week Season The Ocean City Summer Theatre gs granted pefrnissipn by the Beard ih g p Df Education Thursdaj' night te ep- i.-ratc fflr an eight-week season ot stage plays in tne high school audl- a Bfw tferaber ef ealSBj tf pernussk y i» r * ifessi reydenUT Or the ufTice vaea1*?d hy Jnhnsun So far, rifi word hail been received from the Di'pnrtmerit iii Civil Serv= ici* as \a Wlieii the prurliotion eK£irTli= nalign will be giveii. HAEMQNV in a siatemeni nf his prniripi?H, pledged himself to work for harmony in the municipal gsv- tTn'ncFit aiid asspFled lhol "the times •ift- fnuf'h too serious nnd there is IOM rniich i'Onilrilctiv? Worlt to be doni? to iillnw petty jealdusies to in- terfere with accomplishment." He also expressed the belief that there should be an end to "inter- departmental jalousies and the stripping of one enmrnissioner for the aggrandizement or personal pa- tronage of another" iThi? refers to the action qf the present adrnirliitrafiun wheti it tpdk ufHci*. Coinmisiipner Gpet? Bild Mayor Clyde W. StFuble, Voting ai g tijarn, tfansfered playgrounds frdrfi the public works to the finance department and trash end garbage te the public safety department,) His statement In full follows! HESITATED TO SUN "It is qnly after much tian that I am letidering my daty for the office of city e siuner of Ocean City, Because I fib* her the ramifications with whieh politics seems te be asseeieled, I have hestilated to yield te the pfet§ uf a large number of eltiEens sf Ocenn City to place my naftie before the electorate, "However, in iubmittlng my name to the public as a candidate for the. existing S'acsney, I believe that I can independently stand with confi- dence an the record of my previous public service as your city treasurer and director of the Department of Hevenue and Finance, Piano Needed by Air Force Boys at Palermo If the 70-30 ratio could be made retroactive, it Would benefit this Ft;= sari to thy extent of S40.00Q, lit* pOintud out, as the state Would pay S 140.000 of the plunnnd 1200,000 stnne jetty at the north point of the island The eity share thus would be re- duced fFom ilQO.DQQ to 160,000, City Employes to Have Annual Dinner anyone have a piano to give away fop a good cause? If so, LOm- rnunicaie with Captain Carl Shaw, Of the Ocean City fife department, ith si: station. He said yesterday that s piano in badly needed for the recreation hall ef the Air Force station at have a piano, whieh li tee bldly "beaten up*' ts be of any use In whiiing oway their spare time. They are asking someone to donate fl piino of any kind, jugt as it is in sittsfactory playing eonditipn. The soldiers will take eare of transpsrU ing it te the gamp. Captain Shaw hat been entertain- ing thi Army meti frequently with motion p!etil5#i. and new he is aet^ ing as go-between to try to find them a piano. How about it? , : INSIDE Amusements—Page 0, 14, Ads — Page 17; Too to Clasjlfy^-Page 5# Editorial—page S. House Flaof—Page li, Qbituwy—Pagei 3 and 7, Social* Pefienal—Pagii 4 and II. Some* Potot—Pags 5 and f. 15. 16 and 18. Auto License Deadline Near Motorists Have Only Week Left Resort motorists were reminded today that they have only one mare week iii which to obtain car registrar lions and driving licenses for the new yeir, —-Use—aL4J4B .license piates,,wilLTb§. illegal after midnight nest Thursday, March 31, License issuance at the Offlei of Jules R, Ledig, motor Vehicle agent, is still running well ahead of a year ago, but there still are believed to be several hundred ear owners who have not yet applied. For the state as s whole. Motor Vehicle Commissioner A,,W, Magee said Monday that about 30 per cent of the total car owners in trte state bad not yet renewed registration, Mr. Ledig's afflcg at 1119 Asbufy av, is open from I a, m, to i p, m, all week days from now until the end of March, The Municipal Employes tion Will have Us annual dinner nest Thursday night, March 3i, at the Beestey*! Point Hotel. A baked hnffl dinner will be fal- lowed by enteFlainment and dancing for members of the A§ioeiatiQh"&nd their guests, Festivitiei will begin at 8 p. m: Lackeys, Rotans Go South Chief of Poliee and Mrs, Robert J. Lackey and iergeant and Mrs. Ed- ward N, Hotan left Tuesday by auto- mobile for a thrst^wetk vacation In Hollywood, Fla, The polfee dtpartmeBtLi now jn command sf Captsla WUllam H. Smith, Jr. »af ety Patrol Captain Sonia Longenecker has been se- lected for a special award in fecQg- nition of her work as captain of the Central av, school safety patrol. It was annsuneed yesterday by Patrol- man John J. PfeifTer, police super- visor, . A-J3pel..pifli_donated by Jeter the Jeweler, will be p at a patrol meeting today. Gongloff Invokes Assembly Session Rc*v= A, Lynn GrmylofT, jimftor (if the First Methodist Church of Ocean Citv. delivered the "invo- cation Mundiiy aflefhoori to tipeh the • svK&iafl of the New Jersey Assembly Ot Trenton. The minister WQM invited by Assemblyman N a t li a n i e I C, Smith lu participate in the session. Aec-iirding to custom, each inurnbef of the Il'iiise is CiVen a tufti Iti iiivilu a guest chaplain, Mr, Smith next Monday wiH have as his gu^sis about @Q yuung men of the f ivies clnss of the PenningtDp School, with the af the school. Resort Man Gashed By Whirling Saw Robert 0. Migeet Jr,, 29 Central av.. Ocean City, was painfully in- jured Monday afternoon while dernonstratinfj a power saw to a prospective purchaser at Beach Haven, N", J, Migeot, who is in the power tool business here, was operating a chain saw when the blade slipped and cut a deep gash in his leg, near the knee. The wound required sutures at the office of a Beaeh Haven physician: He wnz brought home late Tuesday night, but will be unable to use the limb for about a month. T PROBLEMS AHEAD "We are again approaching trying times from a financial standpoint nTicMhere ts every reason to believe that even more difficult prpblemi may have tp be gplved by your city Government in the next few year§ if the municipnlity is to maintain its Page 3, Fleas* ars tson 7 Hot Pyramid (Get~Rich*Quick) Clubs Seemingly By*Passed Ocean City King Only One of Insurgents in Lead Regular organization candidates won seven of the eight first places on the Republican primary ballot* when the annual drawing for posi- tions tnpk place Friday at the office of Cpunty Clerk Stirling W\ Ce!e, Gsvernor Alfred E, Driscoll took top billing ever his opponent, Ro- bert L, Adams, of iomerville. Franklin A, King, candidate for Assembly, was the only independent Candidate to be drawn for top pa§i^ tien. His name will lead that of Assemblyman Nithaniel Cv Smith, candidste for rg-elgction. The others, in the order they were drawn, are LTndersherifT Norman Si Taylor and Robert' S, Phillips, for iheriff: Freeholder I-awrenee M Leaf and Harry S, Adifni, Jr.* fdf freehplder; SurTOpte Irving Fitch and Herbert R, Hansman, for state cemmittfiemaniMrs, Louise Rasr* bach and Miss Edith M, Gfeeniifli for state cprnmitleewGrnan, Ceanty Clerk Stirling W, Csl# end John Langiey, candidates for elgfle and coroner, respectively, are the only regular organization-endorsed candidates without primary opposl* tisn. :! i5 Ji r t ^ •? ' The pyramid cluhs, w^hieh blew tip in a whiff ef maihematieal fantasy lait week end in Philadelphia* ap» parentiy by-pasied Ocean City csm- ltei As far as eould be learned this week, no ciubi were started hfere, al- thsugh at least one person is known te have received a tele^phone invita- tion from a friend to join ft club In Philadelphia^ where at least 100 were started, * Robert P, Oarey, leeai manager ef the New Jeraey Bell Telephone Co.. reperted Tuesday that switchboard records shewed ne indlcatlen of volume of'calls ebsve nermal, which might hive indleated pyfamid men= activity. "If there wat a club here-it madg no impressien^Qn OUF normal traftlc volume," fie said, "And at this time ef year, even a slight variation from normal would have been noticeable," In Philadelphia* the number of telephone calls set an all-time r^c= ord one day last week, si people trying to get $2,048 for a Si invest- ment spent all day attempting to re- cruit others for the lower echelons pfjheir pyramids, , The club grate in the Quaker City was believed by authQrHiea to have been inspired by eut'Of'town rack^ etesi who mevtd In quickly Isr t few payofi of dtibj, thea dliap* TIME t €&fn puled on LflHgpeFt Briajp Point rirlcigCi sad Street HrldgB, 6dd ind TIDE the Bcseb FMw 1. idfl 1 hr 1 hf. li min- 18 rain.. is sis , «tfc Uth 5=Apoffes • FuH Mssii P FarlXH GQHiDllsa h¥ Pufeiis MARCH— I** 2* :;.:;, 4121 1§:S9 2s .,,,,, KiSB 9(1 6;\i 21 ...... £[EG : OSfi isisi f;Si 21 , ;,, , * SlUi JO ,;;,;, gijl si =,,, an i ti..., isis I ...... 11;01 * iii • 1:|B iiis 3fl3 3127 jiii tlHBBt l)f isy ^F* •_ m i.i i , , BiOfl i oi S;*4 till f:5t %\rt titl • il> lf;01 UK m u IS 11 1 11 1II % n i o* S 10 ie:iT/ 4tl?
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