Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Luxiliary 

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October 9 

POINT — The LadleT 

of volunteer Jire Com* 

.puny inede rnal pu- Monday 

!evfnJr>g fp*- the mk" nsd focfl 

f EMS ts be held Friday. October 

&. ' In the MmtMss Building, Bte, 

Mary Stad^ chairman of the earn* 

TJ1/S 

Sdon 

f S PERMANENT \\ 

Complete Beauty Service 1 

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'eaturios ~ 7 ^TFEATWER SOTS V • * 

WAVE 

754 ASBUBT Am 

WATE « «» 

Feathered Wind Blown 

Sh «Ml UI7 To Cu* For 

af h*i=drt 

«, — -F white 

Cent! rttat »p 

* to fHf fcitif. 

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Cerruti Beauty Shoppe 

A*bury Ave. Phone 1394 

e Tpnfiffrtni* 

iJl start M 10 *Jn- 

Mrs, Cbarles Lewis Will be In 

charge ef a card party, October 

Mm, Clarence New was wt'leomtd 

a new, member, The attendance 

went to Mte, aiaiuêe Wat- 

ma. A vletrols, which hid been 

donated to the Auxiliary gone pwe 

lay Mis, Weed Benaer. and 

h has fiefr bem in iBSi wili be 

to thgi U.S,Q. 

Ths steritery wai Jtistrueted te 

write letters of thanks to Ray^ 

mend smSth for the uss of his 

truck in the reesnt paradii anfl to 

Billy EppJa fsr the V sign he made 

Liiê in the parade. 

Following th# ftyslness iMsal^n, 

Mia, StadtT .gervid refreshments. 

Attending: MM= Catherine Steel- 

man, Mfi. A*len TOHman, Mki JO- 

sEphine Breslln, Mrs. Bwood Wil- 

sen. Ms, Otto chafflpiont Mrs, 

Ftrig, Mrs, Julia Lejnmle, 

Mfss Oharlts Hart, MTS. Smtmh 

ftiehardi, Mrs, Mary Irsun, Mm 

Al'qe HydE>. Mrss Carl Bppie, Mrs, 

pharl^ WwiJi Mrs. Maurice Wat- 

n and Mrs, Mary Stader= 

The nest meeting of the Axil- 

lary, Ostettfr 12, will ftaturt an 

eld-fafhiontd hat social. 

Police Reserves to 

Sponsor Card Party 

SOMEBS POINT—Friday eveninf 

the reserve peUee members of the 

raill Df Oouneil wili en 

Shock Troops At F&rit Brags 

Deferffie Oouneil wili en 

in at a puhUe card party In 

th« MatWas Building. Mrs. Lewis 

B. MatMas is chairman of arrange- 

ment ftesed ill te usd fr 

g 

ments, fteseds will te used far 

equipment. 

Conference Delegate 

SOMERS POINT -= Mri. Idnft 

Lin ton Is ttie delegate from Beth= 

any RffeUisdist Ohureh who wUl 

attend Ui€ esnference In ocean 

City this week. 

What's doing In O«ean Ciiy? 

The weekly SenCnfM^d^r wiH 

tell you, starting week from Fri- 

day. Better subsufihe new. 

FVff 

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FOB 

BiCYCLE 

HOSPITAL 

JUPM 01K-W 

_ at Fort BHEE N C closrly simulatei, actual *ar conUlUons, parachute Irouiis hait 

throufh smoke strMit. and plans? into shell hole en obstacle Usurst. Bayonets art rcarty 

for the "enemy." 

Miss Henry Gets 

Honor Rating 

Miss Sally Henry '45. daughter 

of Mr and Mm. Leonard Os Henry 

of m& ©entrsl av. is aniBn^ 191 

students who have teen accorded 

1" ratini at New Jeney 

e for Women, New Bruiu- 

Wiek, ent&ing theni to certain asa* 

demle prtvile^s. They had average 

trades af U or better during the 

second semester of the past eoflege 

year. Eighty=three SeiUtHB, 53 jun- 

iers and 55 ^phomores aeWeved 

toe ratinff. 

Miss Henryi a sch&laiAip heider, 

is the Sophemore representatiw to 

Tlie toeiiian, iXie student newspa- 

per. * 

ive yon 

sabseribed ret for ihe wfftUy 

SaiUnei-LedMer? Only p$,la snb- 

*ciib«Em will rectivse It, Newf 

•Midi may KII out quickly, 

Deii'i take * chance. 

SAVE TIRES 

Betty Campbell 

Bride In Church 

Resort CM Weds 

Peiina, Man 

Miss Betty Campbell, daushter ef 

Mrs Margaret A, Campbell, 14 E, 

lQth st.. beeame the wtfe of Ralph 

Bardsley, sen otf Mr, and M?s, 

j&jnes Bardaley, spring Msunt, Pa=. 

Saturday at 3:30 pm, in the Ocean 

City Baptist Church, nev, William 

A, Mitrop officiated with a double 

ring ceremony. 

The attendants were Mrs, Haj- 

vpy smith. Ocean City, sister of 

the bride, and Emerson Koehler. 

Spring Mount, Pa, Tlio bride was 

given in marriage «v her brother= 

m-lmw, Hfl'fvey Smith, 

The bride was atured in a blue 

enserrble wiUi matehing aceessoi- 

ies and wore a corsage of talUman 

ressbuda. 

The couple lelt on a w«k's hon- 

eyjnoen trip to Pennsylvania where 

tliey 'Will visit friendi und relatives. 

Upon their return they Vill live fit 

the hotne of the bride's mother. The 

gffoam is in tlie linoleum business 

And plans to enter the service, TTin 

oride was recently employed at 

Bendlx in Philadejpliia, Sie is now 

employed at Ohle's Jne^ in the re- 

sort. 

Demos Lock Out 

Governor Edison 

Bar Him Half Hour 

From Convention 

Although he was a delegate, 

Governor Edison was locked out of 

Uie Democratie state convention 

yesterday until it had tune to push 

through a platform iwithQUt the* 

formality ef a reading. 

The maneuver frustrated the gov- 

emsr in his attempt to address ttie 

convention and ask that it include 

a piatfomi plank favoring early re- 

vision of the state constitution. 

He vras Kept waiting a half hour 

behind the bolted door of an arite= 

ffoem in the st&ey* r nrent Hotel be- 

fore he was admLtted to mate his 

prepared speech. But by that time 

the sparsely attended gesion had 

adopted the tentativi party 

\UAG 

Evening Shews storting 7:15 

LAST TIMES TONITE 

TO BE C -' '"W^^sSfPSS 

fea&f Subjcripriofii 

1.00 In 

—No. 134 0304 OCEAN CITY. N, i,, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I, 1942 

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MMMMS 

"Tulips Shall Grew," a PuppttdOn in Cular - Paraniaunt 

TOMOBBOW NITE ONLY 

u APACHE TRAIL 1 ' 

With Lloyd NOLAN = Dennii REKD - William LfJKDlOAN > • -• 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY 

Matinee .Saturday Only 

James Cagney 

m& Oco. M. Cohan in 

**Yankee Doodle Dandy" 

Doodle Dandy" will be shown Onb 

at th«se prices unlit '- — 

Evenings=Adults, fUQ - Children, 

(These griegg iastude lit f 

emorial Service 

(pens Conference 

Df N. J. Methodists 

Business Sessions Scheduled for 

Tomorrow! Special Rally Program en 

Music Pier Saturday Night 

WiUi a communion miffed memoi'ial service, the New Jar- 

Methodist Conference "got under way this afternoon in 

First Methodist Church, to continue until Sunday fitter- 

" "Delegates and their wives ar.d friends gathered for the 

meeting of worship today, with Kev. S. Monroe 

Ocean City Sidelights - . . 

Tfte Reputoiiean state convention, 

also meetinf yesterday, ignored last 

minute plans to go on record in 

favor «t revision and adopted its 

gtireflanlined platfom of 181 wsrds 

•without any reference to the sub- 

ject, . j _ = 4 ' 

Attorneys May 

Get Extra Gas 

Attorneys of Oape May County 

may dbtain suppleenfintal pisoline 

rations when ih^ maM trips out 

of the county en legal business, the 

Wiidwood rationing board declared 

yesterday, 

Tije county is in ft peculiai posl= 

tton, feetag without regular jurlste 

for Otaoffinon Pleas or Ctoeuifc ^«rt, 

n attorneyi ^âr before out- 

judges, the court ofltee? 

h l t 

side judges, the court oflte tt 

will approve the supplementaa 

letmeat, acesrding to a plan devis- 

ed by tlie rationers, 

©AFE OFFICIAL OJ, 

Camsnissloner George P, W"€at= 

of Cape May. H a, patient at 

mm AUanye QiW Heipittl for 

treatment. He had ffiiiy 

returned from We ite 

Oar 

TAILOR 

MADE 

ptaimed, 

to 

Ostta •» «rprtolniJy 

Joseph F. Talese 

. , Tailor « , 

For Mm and A 

74* Affcary AT«U 

,_._._ presiding* while to 

flight the Conference will re- 

st 7:45 /'clock for 

Iroutine organiza ion work. 

|fO RECEIVE REPORTS 

business will begin 

morning, when annual 

will be received from the 

_ oil Soel&l Service find 

Commission es Wsrld Service 

finance. The Commission on 

will repsrt tonight, 

lijiliiess meetings wili eantinue 

tomorrow afternQQCJ and eve- 

and Saturday morning and 

awn. Saturday night wUl be 

to n special r«Uy pragrfin 

Muiie Pier, instead of in 

Conference 

Program 

JMEN TO MEET 

^Delfgates to the Wosnen's Society 

hrtstlan Serviee will meet te- 

ltow Bioming and afternoon a? 

i pier with Dr= Ida Seudder and 

White Cloud as tlie prin. 

ers. 

1 sre you enUrihg a bank. It's IZ o'clock midnighi You br«k opffl 1 

the safe and out steps StiFrifr Stevens, The scene shifls to 0i# yen / 

JS65, You are out of prison at last!" 

The first separate sesjon of the 

days will occur tonight when 

p University alumni will have 

banquet at Hoiate's i«stfturant« 

Menhaden Fish 

Industry Booms 

Some of Product 

Shipped Abroad 

The menhaden fishing Industry 

in New Jersey, wtiieh dates back 

as far as 17S3. has now taken on 

new iniportsriee beraiuje h 

oil is freatly In demand for the 

sasgeney, according to the 

temJber issue of the Farm Service 

News, published by Uie New Jersey 

Departinent of Agrimilture. 

At the Aspen WA R«duetg Ce=, 

plant, near •^ldft-nod, 30 tank ears, 

taeh contelninf 8000 galleni of oil, 

are produced annually. The com- 

pany never had trouble disposing 

Of Its product, and now it is try- 

ing to step up produetien, Com= 

merelally, the oil Is ohiefiy used 

in leather-tanning! operatJBns, 

firing the season frorn June i 

to November i. tfte menhaden ere 

processed to preducs both oil and 

flgh ineal, The ftah meal gees en= 

tirely into poultry feedi. A^boiit 1.- 

S00 to 2000 tans are ps-educed by 

this one eotn^ny each year. 

The meal, high in proWin can= 

test, also is new beinf rfiipp^ te 

England under lend-leaie arrange= 

ments, as a fertilizer, 

MRS, BtTSHAY GOKg TO CAlttP 

&bs. Qer&ude Bushay, of 8ees= 

ley's Pointi has gone te damp 

Grant, m., ts visit her huaband. 

Kivate miter C, Btisjmy, who i§ 

stationed tt 

Gat an enwlojir* Ptn ar pfn^ 

til? A dollar? Clip bnbs?rip(Joii 

coupon on pafe 1—itlClHf NOW! 

Don't fiaiw the weekly Senlinel= 

L ^ , onl a we** fPom Friday, 

JTieatreNewiM^ Contest 

Hoses Today 

VttLAGE 

''Desperate Jeurneyy' 

Bros' stlirtn^ nem* sueeeH, pte 

night at fee Village TOtatee, 

ring a-rol Plynn and ReaJd 

gan, the picture teUs the faB 

how an RsA.P, bomi^ &&W, 

down in the hart of 

gunned, dynamited, ^ 

way to gaiety and EnflanU 

Ttie only important faaMi 

in the JUlh is played bj 

Ooleanan, who scored sufift ft 

eess in "Kings Rsw" aiid 

Sisters," fflie to east as a 

ol the Oerhran UndergiBiffld 

eemes to the aid of tlie en*ftt«i 

lteh '£ 

dinners to 

Picked Next Week 

en. •, 

Raoul Walsh, feremeit ftwoa 

reetor, handled the picture. 

SEASIDE 

Alfred Kitehcoek's fiunous 

teur featuring Priscilla ^ 

Robert Oummings is W 

for Wednesday and Ti 

story with a tiiousyid 

îoote, saboteur conies to 

ated by the oia#ter ef y 

Only li for the * e ** l ^?!f 

Ledger from now to «•**-• JE^- 

($1eanept O«sn Ctty sai BJ-.; 

ers Point.) ienil In ywa 1 "~i' 

lU new. Clip eottpon *• 

I, 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

• Photographer* • 

Faftrsfta - Views 

Developing ana Frintlttl 

Phone 11SS - HI 

FUJWERS 

STAINTONS 

SERVICE 

CLYDE CARSON 

1115 tar Ave. Ft. 4O7J 

Plastering - Brickwork 

BOULEVARD 

PHARMACY 

Wm, 

4. 

BATTERSEA 

ATLANTIC 

Open 

During S 

FHONE 

ui 

....„ the Seventh Annual Cape 

iy. County pishing Contest hav- 

lormally ended today, plans 

.it b«n completed for judging 

t .numerous entries. 

y H, Jackson, of the free- 

,._,,E, director, announced today 

at thi^ judges will meet at Court 

»UB Tuesday, to peruse entries 

ad decide the winners, 

—„ _, COMPILED 

During the past, several days, 

" lttra have been tousy esmpUing 

entries, placing the species in 

jforits so that when the judges 

BVine, tiity will be able to sel- 

I Uie winners without confusion 

„' dilay, 

"tWs plan, 1 ' Director Jaskion 

i, "appears feasible, aa we have 

ay entries. True, the war inter- 

somewhat With the fishing 

s-iln in Cape May County wat= 

but not enough tfl keep the 

nt angler from going out and 

J|ng back a geed«Msd e&teh. 

"Wteri ttie new reful&ttoni wes* 

4 in effect tt did retard en- 

fer two or three' days, but 

that we were busy again- 

1ATS ACTIVE 

,_„, fishing was extremely 

HT# toward the close ef the con- 

With pier eatahea BJBO in the 

" "it. Party boats eonUnusd 

fyni until the past two 

TODAY, 3 p. M. 

Call of the ConfrrPnee. 

OonferriiCe Cetfiinunieii ' 

The Memorial Service. 

S. Monroe VanSant, presiding. 

Roll Call of the Deeilased, Con» 

ference Secretary. 

Hymn Np= 5^7, '•TBT All the 

Saints" 

Prayer, Harry F= Henry, 

Hymn Ho. 523 •Jerusalem the 

Ooiden,' 1 

Mtmoria! Address, W, J, Sayre. 

Hymn No= 532 "Hark, Hark. My 

Soui" 

Benediction. 

6:00 P. M. 

Temple Banquet= 

Hcgate's RtstflUrant, 

1-H V- M. 

Roll Call and OrganigaUoi of 

Conference. 

Report of Corntnission on Evan- 

gelism. 

Other Business and Announce- 

ments, 

TCIMORBOW 

g;4S a=m,^ 

DiVQtions. Bishop Oxnam, 

Rtpprt of Cornniisslon an World 

Sjryiee and Finance, 

Report Of Oernmlsaion en 

Conference Claiiaants* "', 

OLher Business and Announee- 

ments. 

IB a,m.^= _ . 

Musis Pier. Moorlyn Terrace and 

Boardwalk. 

Women's Society of Christian 

Service. 

Speaker, Dr. Ida Seudder, 

%-.m psm.— , , , „ 

women's Society of Christian 

«e. Music Pier. 

CFflpi 4. 

81 Per Cent 

OfCuirent 

Taxes Paid In 

$66,000 More 

Needed to Equal 

1941 Record 

The Ocmn City govern- 

ment ha? collected 81 percent 

of its tax Irvy, a summary 

of the year, m of the end of 

Sent^nibpr. showed t.ndfiy, 

Wifiî a total levy for ail MiirVtJses 

M $i W4 000, the City up to yeate?= 

Hay hnd received on 1942 taxes 

*889,693.8S. it wag reported by City 

Treasurer Clyde W= atruhle. 

mmi IN SEPtHMBER 

Diiring September tax receipts 

>verc SflfiOSi, of wf-iieh $44 774 was 

nn current bills. Last year in Sep* 

timber the total t'oileetsd was 

$107,838, 

Mr, Struble polntied out that eUT= 

rent tax fWeipLg fy" the first nine 

months this year are within $34,Q0Q 

of tMe amount received in all la 

months of 1941, the percentage, 

however is considerably belsw last 

vear beeause this year's levy is 

hither by ^7.W0. 

in nil of 1941 the city reees?ed 

8923.402 in current taxes on a levy 

of tl.O5770O. 

§66,000 MORE NEEDED 

In the remaining three months 

of this year It «rtll ^ neeeâry to 

take in anothef $66,000 in 1&42 

taxes in order to eqâ) last year's 

record high of 87=32 percent eeliee- 

lions. Since tax payments nennaHy 

fall off in these months, it is con- 

sidered improbable Wi&t the per- 

centage will be equalled, although It 

is poJisLble the actual ajnount of 

money received will equal last 

vear's eurrsit r«eipW. 

* Receipts* for the first nine 

months thin ytaff= ineluding delin= 

queney pajinents. have totaled |1,- 

MfilSL, as compared with $1 

4GQ In tJie sam« period of 

Receipts for all 122 montiig 

year were $1,212,530. 

Service Men's 

Names Wanted 

Needed for Citv 

Honor R ' 

Draft Boss 

Anotlier request for Qeean City 

residents to tend in names of men 

in the afmed forces who are not 

on the honor roll at city hall, w. 

made yesterday by Mayor O«rge 

Boot Dealers 

Must Register 

Inventory Required 

For Rationed Items 

footwear 

• •h 

the whole, I am eatlrtly 

i that Omt' May County eti- 

i ft large creup sf enttlus- 

igltrs ana i am nwe than 

alls to know that their 

were successful, as evl- 

• the entries received." 

of the Judging will be 

next week, Director 

All dealess in 

Mx tjises now imJI 

rtsLrictions •wem urged J 

Ocean City rationing .board 

te register with Oie board s 

iSventory lisW immediately 

of the Offiee uf 

sns upon which »J 

be nmde ara avaUatoie 

office. Ream 37, eity tmU. to- 

êV with a bortt of lns&ueUons 

fftfoSStan af tlw fortweoa- ra= 

i 

eninfj psrof 

toventortes and other 

dWlen must De fflif*, as he ^M Insown 

to his companions while attend- 

ing Ocean CS«y Sifh Sehoel, was 

& flne md. He loved the Navy 

if mn the firat flay he entered the 

service, in januitfy, 1S41. 

On his iafteaueat ttlps pBBie 

jie declared his ship, hfc 6frie«i 

and his buddies ss» the linest 

in me warM His nirfa^ne in the 

êrviee -was ^ffigh Pressure", tek- 

ai from H. P.* the finrt Initials 

ef his name. 

nsOTSfrip foitoidf ^ 

tHe ghip'on whltti he lerved or 

where he i?ag lert tut the tele- 

seceived by his parents siys 

lng in action,** %1nMi will 

to suttlee until ttie war is 

over, The last as&ter lêel^sd 

iby his papeots was dated early to 

July. Hfa mottow received Oie 

They Say.. 

The iM»P ftive just geM to 

thit you e&fi't teU what you 

•can de until you try! 

who weuld have aio^ht titere 

"WBa so much stuff Iyin^ asBund 

•goiijs to WBst*? Aiid WHO JSBUM 

hmt theatIvt that Otw^s Qreffa 

eosiniittoe eouUl lasso over/ $$00,= 

000 In &is eotinty for ^dvernment 

securities in fflK moaffli? 

• > 9 

Kfteen billion delimit is Dai» 

p^mu Wene's estimate sf the 

probable cost af his ^«pwed 

Parents .ate . 

ihe gm&Ger chUdkwn 

their contHbutioa. . £ 

TO BîHAUlÊD AWAT 

John E Trout B 

trist tniû wSU be 

to haul tlie gqrap tuwny 

scrap pile. 

In the current 

throu^vovt Ants^km -^-, , 

Ma Jiave pro-red ttfe w*wt,j 

pcp^l « 

are iron and , 

, bronze, alrita 

aad gtofe. «H 6i 

in the attic, the 

and otOier pla«« for 

longer needed. C3et 

you, 

IP rtPS TQ 

If you have a scrap jifle 

to dellvir te tlje ecboof 

a card or paper 

drea ftom where 

Ctty Supterln*cndent of 

Oeorge & Brawn tss dU 

ery way poslfale In toe driVfc 

TO BE ANfiQuiH*JE& > 

wta be 

Announcnî w 

all the schools by 

and teachers, ^ 

pttB 

have in andunds jpo « 

scrvJoe or iwtw 

BeV. Thanis F, BlBfes 

that studenJs of ta» 

ashool wUl paradpato la 

the •wfer. Funny, that 

(bilUon Soeai't #eiu>e us any 

like it used V9, 

It w&Meii strange to tsss a 

program the ether night in 

s mm telephone. eqm% 

tt© piMic net to make 

dlstoie ^ f 

vitai ww Hiesages. She^ henr 

has been reveled in 

eht monttis. 

No teJSFhotte holds wffl is j 

ffed, however, when itcojnes to 

compiling election returns the 

night of November 8. 

" . * * • 

AtthCnigQi reaoâis Jiftve oeen 

%a«ed, the aiputtiean organiza- 

tion in Gals state at least dft* 

dfch*«erfn 

it adopted 

SO© 1 

le» 

y 

dhatnwn of #K 

drew it adtolte 

pltf« 

, ,w»»ut 

• - 

Johfl S. BoswcO, 

i ** 

lad pittsra pint of 

b 

Colored Women 

In Scrap for 

win 

for 

^t pep, * H :-;&?£ t i 

Anna L, -Tones, 

tton to 

and fiar e 

eaaiiuiilty 

collection depot." ' 

Timmarvt 

A 

,1 '

- i£ 

""fits 

j ' k ! 

1 

ii!fi ttil'-'!'.i> Hhs' \\,i s fin?- > j IJII 

iii« 7 £s>'!, Wlllim, to di! he: ^luirp n 

the ftt;:k arid niorr wi 

Slit 1 and H€?f lefr thp room anii 

V!t''it dnwn the C'OJ't idnr ;;s thr H'" ! 

\ If'; 1 i'or:j;: Thcrtv Br*' :iiim*'d:,Ltr!v 

•• ', ! , u l f, 

? . :r .-;(> W . ! , : .'ii M e 

i! -u it 

for H'l rkiv Hi'htlii 1 ! f,"'!! • ''- 

iNsiir. wi'f'k rrmn !"ifft:!.v. 

SEASIDE THEATRE 

Seaers êt 

TGNi&H 

"SABOTEUR' 

A Isiiiik l.lt.v,! Piiiiiiia 

rkid!es: ! ' Ril*ttn 

yon Dr Ash 

noi!iiri$5 So nip. And I lutd noilnnt 

what eye r !.a do wiiJi the i s > c 1 ihui 

%h'w]il't~ o:ifiR: Miis MUltT fold im 

tn tsikt Uii* cuse UIH! I t: 

i dfl the aitmo 'With Dr -Ash 1 ' 1 

Hilctf a ttuidp no rf*spon, E P &* 1 

felt Unit It W0,% iisoôjis to -.;IJ i'i 

sirETUinr with fin^ 1/ri! 1 '--n uni'cnpfj'T 

able as Bee. 

TJTK twn 411 Is w'Hrc Mli'rl (!• ' n 1 -. 

w'Pnt nhend with \Aw\" wn-'f yVh:'- ! 

Rilftta &i=s&mkilt>t! fhe irodk'inf"- :'i!: = 

thi' yaj-isiiH puut?-iLp tn thf f'c s 

Ti wns nn p\ l (ii*if!ii 1 ,- r'assil "Vfv '•#•. 

dicing uiay had 1 i11:0 rounn ±1 •• 

irftrkod witli thr numbers of sno 

rooms. Tiito each NIOI went a uli 1 -- 

con-ihiiiiivi medicine: Tlirre wtnr 

piilji for iho pntieit in Ronrn eni! 

ciipsiiles for 603. a powder dissolv- 

ed in wiitor for 60s. a (jliisisn M 

niiiri medifint 1 for GOG, and tin an 

Tt wiy, as fvimplo as ABC Only a 

very ea"oless iimv;? ^-ouid ever make 

the .mistake; of piviiifj the wrtiiiy 

to f4 pfttii>nt" 

iiiitjp.'n and. as Bep watched ni- 

Irttn out of thr roin^r nf .her oy«.'. 

shr was Keized by a niiiliciniiR ni'.- 

piilso to fift the o'Fier jriri into 

! rouble-, She saw Rilvttn poli" osjt 

tlir pinkish Hciiiid for the patient 

in Rf)r-m 60(1, thBii »n to a Cabinr-f 

tn grt tht;> medicine tat 60S. While 

Riletta wag busy measuring pc*- 

def into n i-lnss, theri aridin!' wn- 

U'r, Bee tjyit'kly snti &urTc.ptitinuKiy 

si-ht-i'»ntcfi n pink,iTio!!ih wn,*-h fir 

the pinkish medieint that hud bp:n 

pliirert on the tfsiv for fiOft, 

Tilt? jiiuuth WLihh. siip k'Tfw, w;is 

perfecth* harmless, but she felt r-er 

intn Lhnt the jjaLient In flflfi would 

notice its st"nnKe .tasste at onee and 

wnuid roi*r n hue and ery. pa ! ;ti- 

eiilnrly ns thf putieiit was n cfot = 

r-hc?ty wCiiinn who was always com 

plaining and finding fnult with rhf 

nurses. Bee could imai/inf the srenn 

woiiici fflnke ever the 

wiish. MiftH Minor would b" 

and u-dujd be furioii.H a! 

fUJetta. 

Bee's hope was that Miss MiiU?r. 

who did not like Riletta anyi-A-iv. 

u'Qijld be t-Q anifry that she wfinld 

tnke Riletfn sff"=of Mrs, CrownH- 

Ehi iti's C5i-M>, Then, Bi-'t? ?. FH'nird. 

perhap-? she would be, given thut 

srecia! aaBi^nment and .weiitrt liyve 

the OppQrtunity Eo be e!o£ely asso= 

tin ted with Carleton Anh. 

gfit waffihed ansleusly as Rilettn 

finished flllint; ths mediclfie tray, 

Ijiit Biirtta did not detecjt Lhe sub- 

stitution that irad been tnadi'. 

Then, the two girls Set, out on their 

rniinds. Pee with the thermometers, 

Rilattci witli the metliclneE, 

A FEW ininlites latfir, Hiletta 

briskly entered Reem 6O6, 

morning, Mrs, Denn,"' she 

the patient rheei'fu'lv, 

•'Hsw are you this morning?" 

"Oh, nil" riirht. I împose." the 

wenmn tjruitiibled, "Thnt H, if yoti 

eall it ail right to wsit for hours 

before I yet anything I asH for," 

, "I'm- sorry," said Riletta. "Is 

there anything I can do for you?" 

"Y«s — ycu can put these letters 

ia the mall box for me." Mrs, L*an 

sitting up in ,&ed, with the bed 

in froat of bar, a&d had been 

p-i! 

;i'ir- ::•• I'M ! i ; j ! 

r:f 'Mr firicii 1 Hi 

i.ii'-i ih.n ill'? 1 ! 

':' • :n I lii' i\,\ \'r ftniir. citlit 1 :- in 

ti ,llifl WliPil t.ln' 

x ill sjieuk w;!,h 

It U ;t (i 153,1111 it: 

it %i ill bo long 

SCRAPS 

From the Scrap Pile 

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til lr nt .lii 

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tiki- ii.uk fitr 

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rFore, thf 5 only ^;iy 

is t« î'!^^!r2i' ln ! r 

jiijpiiriiuH iiiiit wi' 

[fill! II 

KIT! |!\ Hi JIT. 

M:' : 

Milii M i S Ii.i 

!l.i ri'.siii-i Mrillfl;!-. 

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I'ii'ivt ii, News 

I'll (Mil quitklj, 

liieir ris-h 

ll i!"t prnVi' 

re 

in Mud t« 

-ir "In-', in 

of his prub- 

cr \'i 

li'iiipliiii' . IJU: 

[ l-ci: 1"" uiihir! 

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lv ,ihi>\n Mic .•!/!• fj 1 . 

Of Moniiini! inMdi* 

i-qiiiili' ir,:'i - ;S''« Ml 

fCI'itfVS n! nOp'.llnlln 

HO--!' i-lr 1 '?;!!^ it", l f lf .J.l|i;i!H'^ 

ni |V('d':.ftiii:i H'ld : Viili' 

ilii 

1 r,m tJfiU 

H' J:i J! I 

r li'f!|!!('IU-y ill ti 

Thr iiiOI-n M.-t 

will have in ronir hack to us. 

M '•- T' M H.niiiiH'!! (>> 

Amei-ii'nn I i 1 . inn Ausili;i;'%. , 

mm* 

V(iy (•itnlHIjuLl 1 

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-it 

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.'[\\i~'i\ M nifj!'!iiu;i!"!y ir-' 

fi(u;iM> ff i-irr: :h(--!''nn Dl i W> 

bulk of iifr iiu.luHns'H. ;!,!• uov.'t-" 

r f] frnm SI ^ -'ii-K of hvdvi.i ('!(" H :." 

i!->':!'iHtit);i- ill ! iii' :!!< HI! M ,! I!!'- IV 1 

fi->' 'Mr I'liii be f-rn--li*'fi. .' i-- î'*' 

ly ihiii ;! Will he nf'!i'H>i!!'- 'n km 1 .; k 

nut ihl-'Sf uiKtHlIil! lf>!irt: ni'fi ill'Ik! 

)v -: i!if!M-h .iiils- ;mivi:tMi= A n d ':ii ! 

wiM n-'jiiirc iiir ijiit! n-i ,IM u u p r e 

Lt'iiyt-r 

he\tHl 

The 

Si! hs I' M 

Hoienion IH.; 

rpALMER'^ 

FOB 

Gifts 

1119 Asbury Av, 

Mo wen Studio 

721 

- Prinling 

Supplies 

Phent? 051 

KATZINGERS 

.\TLANTK- CITV 

Fay the Finest 

Footwear for Men, 

Women and Childrqn 

•man \TL;\S'TU: .IVK, 

LARGE VARIETY 

of ' 

OHOECE 

CHRISTMAS CARDS 

Now Available At 

— The — 

i MJ1> S|l4f|I |Jif'!,!Mi 

1 1th and BsardwaJk 

Open Until Sat., Oct, 10th 

--FEATURING— 

The Famcus BROWNIE Cards 

Not-cross - McNIcqls 

Ars Sacra - Hummel 

Excluiive 

PLAIN mid IMPRINTED 

LIL ABNER Her One Mad Moment ! ! 

J^^^t&^î^k^f^^Lv-i^- .,,;., .•.•-• .. 

HE, -!S TOO FINE TOO 

GEK1NULMANLV, TOO N^L 

T'REVEAL MAH NAME-AN 

W REVEALJT^-AH IS TM' 

SWEET SOMEONE* HE 

WERE, Wir,TH f NlGWT 

WERE 

MVAR T'TE&TiFV - ME. 

BION'T DO ir ff 

WAL.SON'THlf 

O' TH' MURDER 

KIN GO HOME; 

CASE IS CLOSED 

WHAR'S MAH HAT 

AN' JUG ?— 

Capp 

> -AH CAi NT 

NOT TELL NO 

E WERE, 

SOMEONE, r" 

AH'LU SAV VO ! WARhfT B 

wwv, euss v©' OH 

HIBE-VO^N' ME WAi HQME, 

THE.T NiGHT=A'WASHiKi ? VQ' 

PAPPYS UNDERWEAR,' 

THIS if WMUT COMES O* 

Q.1TTIN' YO'&ELF AL.U WORKED 

UP OVER TMEM LQVE. 

ST=ORiES // \ 

TH1.T 

aov 

WILL HANG. 

NOW/7 

ile out this town far 

it fu'e blitz, wfl Khoujd (fuard 

nyfillnsl fire this ypair as never be= 

lore, ' warned Mr, i£eJm, wiho repre= 

sent.s Walter Kidde & Company, 

nationally known Firg Protectisil 

Eftjineers. "Homes and faoterlei 

that burn today cannot be replaced 

faeeaus*- of biiiiriins mstPrtaJ fihort = 

age,?, and untcid io^Kes an our war 

output result from fires due to 

ean-elessneaa ajid lack of knew- 

BEWARE OF ORDINARY 

HAZARDS 

He believer (hat ri'skicnta hnvo 

done ft rRmarkiibie job in picpar. 

itia for air raids, but that ordi- 

nary haaardi should net be over= 

iooke?d. Some af these hazards are; 

AfrurnijiatiDns of rubbkii h. tlie at. 

tie or celkif. dirty chSBineyi, de. 

fertU-e furnace and stove flues, 

horns storage of gasolint' and other 

hiuhly inHaniriiable liquids, ft*.tilty 

electric wiring or wrsfiff slae fuses, 

Fpni tiunurt'ti at » time, the riany thuHsaniJs who s >u^!il employment in the Henry J, Kiilser Oregon 

ship-plane yards, were led upstairs to V, I. Employ in?lit Sirvice off! e iii New ¥srk City. These taxte' 

comirs prcseiit credentials, * i 

, of course, oaTeless handling of 

h 

After eliminating trjeae 

anxious to aid the war ef- 

1 ii 

h 

Apartments For Renl 

I Mi -i 

. t, J !.. h • '• 

lSii' f'.i "MIAMI "fui'i!-. 1 !. !'-' 

!i«F- i.i I n n j'iisii-i.iii-r?.. A | i | ) l y 

I t . • ! • [ . '.Ill ...i,l ( V i i i f i i l , . v . _ 

Wanted Tt Buy 

, K O N . H A u f t , " M , 

~~—l}kOP it IKisicisrcj ni Call the 

na! Pei.Eibo, /iff W^l! **= 

:,-. ,,,•jf 

J - .' 

T\\(! : , i i i i : 3 il , '.'•I 

n ii r ! t! 

Announcements 

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ii.ii, 

'rinii•.•!.!i'. 

I)I[,,IIIT ,i, 

]•• i in 1.1 

M"H.I,i 1 

M |. in M'i' 

> : » VIB !, ( !' i 

14 i • :. • r* 

i ,1 liv SU ii n,.ili 

_ Business Services 

Commefdal HRIlSlTING 

n L. JlAHHtTT, Sir? A-h»tr 

136 1'rhiMnKi siKainertiol 6laf!tin= 

= _ 

OF iaif or RFHI, Timing. 

»..H Fairing. " BrfiMUh. 

I, Arthuf A. UchltehiaKer. !^y ("en. 

lj Aifmif ilr-tsn (ify f'hnne 1WS= 

Upholstering 

S I l \ i 

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ill-. \TV n 

Hi- .\-- 

MSI. 

it. 

I,"' All 

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Fer 

EXPRESS 

9th St, and Simpson Av. 

Telephone Oce&n City BM 

Daily Trips 

and Suburbs 

c*ii Far rad BBM»ST ia «Be«8 City 

add Phita. = Ssodi 

MOVIHC OF AHY 

li Offieei? Araeriiea *BI 

1 , . 1 

1 , ' 1 

;, 

ill,- ii, ,,f I 1 ! . -..:•• 

\- ,4 ll ,!< !l! • " • 

(,;, •_' • 1' ! « i". '•< ' - • > ' " 

,.,.. ,. , 1 , . . .: ;,,,i ,(! i|Hi'=,••: 

4

% $ ; , - ! • • ? ' " - • - . 

i / 

m 

SU Deferment 

Appeals Denied 

Occupational-Dependency 

Fleas Rejected 

Louis Cantor & Son 

JUNIOR MISSES and 

LADIES COATS 

301 WhMe Horse Pike, 

EGG ilABBGB CIT»% N* J- 

Due f9 uniorseen C!F- 

i ID move 6Uf 

to ear new stock 

Id»t«d at JOS White 

Horse Pike at the eMflef 

et WlfhiqetaB RV, TfiU 

address !i 

tlble •• •]( B 

lag tbfSVlll Egg Harbor 

step rieBt it eur deer, 

We Still retain our eld 

pBllty if "aatisfiefl SUS= 

tomera are the best ferffl 

61 •d¥ertls«BfBt=" 

Once more we ire 

ready te piiasc eur 

customers with a bran.! 

new line of Juniors, 

_ Misses and Ladles Fall 

as A Winter celts In the Ifltesi ftsh= 

jam *B3 newest materials, 

fts« _ Rfverstbles, Suits, 

d Costs ftsfl ilss Fur FftBrie Coats, 

f c nrtribiridise is ill direct item 

OUT faetery in Egf Harbor te jsu, 

Frsni Mondty to Friday^- 

15 t,m. te f p.m. 

§»EBfdiy=iB jt,m, to i p.m. 

Sunday—10 a.m. te 5 p.m. 

AUti Free of Charge 

RUBBER HEELS 

We Will be unable to replace 

robber heels when ow present 

•ofsply Is exhausted. Act Mow, 

ECONOMY 307 

Sth St. 

POWELL'S 

Super Service 

34th and Asbury 

Christian Science Society 

] 508 1IOHTB ST. 

Branch ef The Mother Church, To- 

FjfM ehBKB of Christ, Scientist, 

of Bestoa, Hsu. 

Muffling Service, 11 

Subleer for ianday, pet, 4: 

"UNREALITY" 

WgdM?'ii!iiy Kvi-mng Mfrflne. f 8 .iVfnri 

Raadinp Room open TuKdBy and 

Fid, except Legal htlidays, 

from 2 to 4 p.m. 

The Pnhlie 1* eordially 

, but this board upftelfl the 

Of the local board in nil 

cases. 

SUPPORT PABENTS 

John _N, Msrley* af Eldsra; I"ving 

Fsnoek, Woodbine, and Qeargi 

W, Ipringer, South Dennis, all ap=. 

pealed 1-A elaaslfleaUens oil th 

ground that they support their par 

The apptalK baarri 

for RiK=mgnUi 

und Brdpi't'Ci diem 

in VI&HH 1-A uiuil svu-h linn 

as the loi'H.l board bt'ginii 

marrlrH nif-n williouf 

when they wiil bt* re 

sified into 1-A, 

Sliiin- said ajigmer cii-v in this 

district was takiii before i iie ajipetU 

bdHrei, which iiphpjd the looki! 

beard, but thnt stat? headqtmftr;,* 

disagrted with the appear boftf'd 

verdict, and referred the else to 

President Roosevelt. No finai decision 

has been made, 

Blood Donor List 

Short of Goal 

Need More to Reach 

ISO, as Requested 

THE fe HEY SENT 

WURCH 

Church Circles 

To Meet Tuesday 

The Friendly Oirrie ef Ui %ivr)- 

Appeals for deferment from the 

A Red Cross offinai said today 

draft because of occupational or Herman p Kravltg. Woodbine. at headqU?vrteri t,haa uutieugH 

had an appeal taken by his father, 

dd reasons have bsn de= 

are responditiu to the ap- 

owner of a factory manufacturing tor bioorf donn,for 

sLx more registrants In Army imiiarms, who con*ended his 

Qgem Giffi dlsWot, iaeluding son was manapf of Lhe "plant and 

one local resident it was reported esst-ntjaj to war work. 

today by Hgniy filing, chief clerk MARRIED MEN APPEAL 

of the hoard, 

Two appeals were by mnrried 

Tht men, their dependents of eia- men, Koland Wsumvrighi: of Oeeun 

ple.y#i3f all took £heii= eases ts theCity, 

and Edgar J Hpdriek. Wood- 

appeals board for this region, at bint- Wainwrighi is prnpiayed 'oy 

SKF Industrie;, ami Hf-driek u;v 

Cramp's shipyard, both i 

fhrir jobs are eEspnt|nl: 

1 -,. l i 

ISO have not been 

ciiii of the Army and Nnvy 

for dried blood plater, n is a roll for 

th 

'I'm 

.! :'- \T 

:i' 

i ! i KJI.IHH',!; (' 

;' ('!ni! .•,: si 

Birthday Party 

For David Johnson 

A 'birthday party wan ftivrn yt^ = 

terday for David Jnhnran. lilt"; 

Sitiipiitjn iiv : on his ihir,;> prpscii! wPi'r V. 

il £|lUl]itii 

Ltwm. Beily Julw A;ii.'iM: J 

Adams, PuAny Hniisiiiif], 'ii\", 

rcy. Efthp! Mni.y. BEiriwni Jr 

Booth, Ho&Vrt Jnliii >')ii 1 

k D! nr>t ri?!\ui4 

[i 

full-'* 

in iiiis ennntv 

up of Niirsi' 

Rowland, Billy Rrt !:"1. 

Betty H?idth. Helm if;i;km;: 

Raliii. Ditvid Jon-! 1:1. Mrs 

Seiill. Jr., Mr.v P. Lewis. 

O AdiUl>B, Mrs. >' : Howard- 

H Rahn: Mm. If .jnh!-..'fjn 

1 ^ A:d? ! Coninui'c 

',!u ! Chapti'r ;iiid Pluii iin ! n i ! 

Nljr?H ! 'ji Aldt 1 0! = in' ] J"illli' !!'--• :i'''• 

it ia in Ui*' lidvjmin •!> of ihp pi;i» i' 

: h,i i ;t ktinw i!ir iOuiin* 1 "-'.I'Tîip • 

. Thr Voluiit! 1 A • • b : - v :>•• , •>:• , ;i 

FIIIHT fl||.>llVTK 

71 h -t, 41 nil Wi*!i 

!' Niii'.-c',- Asdt' C ~i: } 

iHitti'O is ii SiUb-rnmrnilU*** uiuit'r 

[ Bfrvk'Pit Wht-ii ! 

! v 

The n tiiilaO e*f 

ills 1 New .Is'!;-!•-•. Mi"lifiMi^' nnnfi ! ; : 

Ptinv Tlicri' will b w..,;,j vviH; 1 

Omul-minimi ,i' ft (in :l ;n rliurc'i 

Ff*U;-t iint! H 

PU'r. nvtih^ n' 

will tii'li^fr < 

til r>>n-fi:i.' 

f>' rippn:' 

2:30 p.m. . 

- 

Oi K\S i ITV B%I > T1ST 

10th st. nnd Wssih'v ;iv, 

Pll-tor Williaiti A. 

Thp Bibli" 

Ctiiirs Ii 

QAn ii.ni Si.Jlldii'i' "'hf(fil 

1! a in. Wnr: ii:|i 

Wm A. 

6-30 .p.m JiirUor 

Fine 

Two Family 

COTTAGE 

:\ t!riii..r.m- K;irh I lfiiir. Onr 

block In liriii 1 !). Ail piihued 

Illicit, ailfl tuii ;illf] Ihinrs SSllll 

etl. 

Sacrifics Priee $5200 

CAREY 

15th St. and Boardwalk 

MILLVILLE, ff, J, 

S5 #* A Complete Line of 

NEW RUGS 

Ft>R SALE 

!••• DIUF1RY SERVICEJ 

7;3O p,m, Worîip, sersnen by 

ter 'Wm. A. Mi^rep, 

W#tl., 7:30 pjii. Hegidar mid week 

service of prayer, pints? ;mri Bible 

Study, 

Prkiuy. 7 an pjn, ii^le 

Course 1 in aniiiysis af 

tflugJit by PiLstor 

SiaeTp.ffl. Wnior B, Y. P, U.. 

Daily Mondtiy ihroiiHii Saturday, 

3:45 ii-iii . "The Old Pamily Bib!^" 

brOiidt-H^t o\'s»r 

Wrrn uso kiln 

IIOI.V TR1N1TV. KI"ISC'Or4I, 

ilih ai, end f*i iitra,* av. 

!tt»v, |{]f|iHril S, Ilnih-y, 

Hi n ill flml-Jl 

rijiy in !i rn 

hi i ('it Ins" 11 !' i ! 

1 | ;i m Riîi!!'? 

in :iii ii :n !,iinr 

FT:ii:i', ii l : 'ii ;i in 

v :if) ii f f "lii J ' i 

< iff-p' r nr 

^t Ii VTINT 

\v6rnch'.', 

: ii i'>sn I 

Af" MMn i, hli'it ffir ^!irfin\ 

i n 4 ;'i - nii Christ Inn 

'lit 1 

. L -'p 

1 5 - 

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i; 

i-sui i' T ii-' 

t ;.••:!< 

v ••> • 

,•!,' '.MM \\, 

1 %i!! : ".i'!ii •• 

Hi- ipiiiif ', 

Jfil i 

I fi 

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fl' -:i 

ji !-,- 

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M.i: ' 

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t)!-it! 

j •: Me 

'-! 3 M 11 of =1 !*"• 

•! i -,! H'*, 

Of 

:ii'it!i*r 

;(' \v-ii]:! 

!li lnvr 

h'fn : ' I 

! V''!!l I hi' 

n (k.-r tariffs, 

!l,i •!. in ''-i 

;i!!f E t h J1 inn 1 

' 11-";!' ip'n ',(>!;• 

in ' t ! 1 in !: iî, 

* iin'.lr'SU.*-- " ' P 

i V>i!N ;innme, we are pretty certain 

lli.i! O(vi\n CHfy will find t hi' 

«i'ik!y efUti'i!! \\\\ iu-CTplii!:l' i-uljfi!!l,!t!- 

Wi 1 fh.ijl do filir \'~\i'\ 

\n:yi !o product' one of the h ht 

• !_•, 

W-^ arc Vpry lirerl liiiys Hi's 

nfifi'iiiicu, We art* gluil tiltlt hr 

tlrt lifii hiiif til Wiirry ill iiui Mon. 

tlil.Vs ivs-yr; E!»I1 Shut theif Wrtli'l 

Mr- uifuhfr uiiitj next Friday, 

!*!rii.v fro way ;mtl iii us 

Itii. 

SATURDAY SPECIAL 

Home Mnde 

GINGER 

BREAD 

24" 

SHOP 

724 Asbury Ave. 

13(10 

Sape today 

* for the thhigs she-it want tomorrow 

BUY WAR BONDS REGULARLY 

AT OUR OFFICES 

JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO, 

Bath Star RtpretetiH One of Our Men in ike Setvkm' 

Only ii for the weekly Sentinel- 

LedfEF from now to next June. 

($2 except Ocean viv and 

trs Pouit.i gena in your 

jJCripUon now, clip coupon 

PSge I, 

Atlwilie City** Great Department Siwft-=D!»1 4.1 ]|f 

Mail or Phone Orders 

We Now Have On Hand A 

Complete Stock of 

All Widths, Lengths and Colors 

Washable 

Curtains 

with the 1 iovrlinpyj and Hie i 

eus-tains. Mndp with 1" M.k> hrin ini BOTH "sides 

iva US.MC jcpii rut away lor iit-'ttrr h.uitiiiiL' D =•"• 

ihp bottom 

vcur 

Himinrd and hr.irifd rv-M\y u 

no more bo! In ,1 h 

j.\imSelect Uii 

68" 

68" 

6S M 

88" 

88" in 

Wide, 63" Long 

Wide, 7T Long 





Wide, 90" Long M. K, IILA'I'T 

= $2.S0 

$2,95 

$2JS 

$3.25 

$3,50 

$3,95 

HAVE YOU PREPARED 

YOUR BLACKOUT ROOM? 

VIIU iiwp ii ynm-hpir, y»ur faniiiy uiirf ytiui rflhiniunily in 

itnf fuum fill :L "ri fiig^ iiHiBI* 1 ill 4Ha> nf iv hl;Mhoui ar 

raid, I'Liin lit do sn Mi OHM 1 . We Uwe ihe 

BLACKOUT SHADES 

36 In. x 6 Ft 4Sc 

36 In. x 7 Ft, ............. SSc 

42 In, x 7 Ft 89c 

48 In. x 7 Ft. ,-. $L00 

.M= I'!. IU ITT 

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TITLE INSURANCE SEARCHES 

Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company 

Title mad Trijit Bldg,—?ii!l Fienr Btli St, isd AibBry Alt, 

Atlantic tity office — iMSI AUsHtie Avf, 

Clinton 1*. Prtee Edwin R, SUIes S. f, 

Ties Prctidest title OBlcrr Ai»"L 

Ocean City's "Tillc Company" for 32 

A FOOD MARKET FOR THOSE WHO 

WANT THE BEST 

740 Asbury Ave, Phone 2IIS 

MEAT 

,Lci4 Spring Lnmb 

Shoulder Sprin|j Lamb 

Hump Steak 

Rib Roust 

Top Muscle RoHst 

Roll Pot Roast 

Rib Lamb Chops 

Hen Turkeys 

Stewing Chickens 

Roasting Chickens 

Broilers 

Hancock Sausogft 

Brown's Scrapple 

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ORANGES FOR JUTCE , , 

TOKAY GRAPES ' ' 

QUINCES . . ,. a 

CRr»,I APPLES , - ' " * 

3 KB 

CALlFOriNIA BARTLETT PEARS ° fer 

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• • NEW CRANT3ERRrES . ., . , , . . , ...- 

Me S 

PAMCHO MELON'S ,,, ,.. t (4 Ii 

SNpWWHlTE OAULIPLOWER ............... 

WHJTE OEIÊBY HEARTS .'...^..! 

PASCAL CELERY ,., = .,.. staW 

POLE LIMAS , . . \ , Y ,,,-. 

BEETS -.,..... ... 

JER3EY BROCCOLI".'.";'.'.'.".",".'.'.','.".'.'.'.'.'"»rge 3 

YELLOW DR RED SWEETS ..,,,,,,..,••>•• "" 

Store Will Be Clssed 6 P, M, 

For The Winter Months 

F»hone 2! 85 l 

Your Home £ Propert 

#••#»•••»»< 

URANCE 

Covering All Risks 

EWING T. CORSON 

INSUROR 

Eighlh St, and Ocean Ave, =— Phone 7 

STILWELL — STEELMAN 

Charles R, Stilwell Roland Steelman 

411 Eighth Street Phone 250 

years 

ago m • 

The ^ «f OrKiti City wpre vifAvinjr thfi terrible liavrJ 1 - 

tauked hy this ppsort's wftrst fire and greatest fire loss. 

Thr mnisinn rrmiiiils us of (lie" need for fire prevention and 

fire pro tec tint!. Not anly against another great cenflagratiun 

hut ajjainî thosf- small fires that may happen anywhere at 

any limp. 

By nrarthaiijf part? we ran rfiiutsc the f ause of firs and reduce 

"if liiNuratice rates, but eiily adequaU! insurance coverage 

*ili Eivr you peaee of mind and full protection. 

if Jour property is not speciflsaiiy rated, you can gel as 

as iifioo.OO for only S4.M a year, or SiWW.OO an your 

contents for $4,00 a year. 

Automobiles burn too — prelection far i«ss than 3c a day. 

WAR DAMAGE INSURANCE 

Haney Lloyd Chattin j 

INSURANCE 

131S ASBURY AVE, 

PHONE 60 

* . - * ' • - 

DAiCY 

Well handleyour 

Ca 

15th and 

Protect, . . 

Your Home & Property 

Are FOC/ Fuf/y CoiiereJ? 

When FIRE DOES COME, It's a 

BAD POLICY Not to Have a GOOD ONE 

It Costs No More to Insure in the Strongest 

• Companies 

Wm. H. Eger 

Realtors — Insurors 

>#**•*»** 

300 Fourteenth Street Phone 389 

INSURANCE 

I^FIRE-** 

ACCIDENT AUTOMOBILE 

BURGLARY GLASS 

With STOCK COMPANIES 

GEORGE C. HARR 

REALTOR — INSUROR 

EKI.EY AV1C. at-EIGHTH &T. 

PHONE 111 

A Safe Deposit Box Means 

for your War Savings Bonds and Stamps, 

Insurance Policies, Personal Papers and 

articles of value. 

Box Rental Rates A.re Low 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

re 

y 

Boardwalk 

Fire Strikes Without 

Warning! Be Prepared! 

CAREFUL— 

Have Adsquaie protection 

Against Complete Ktuii 

Arthur M. 

DeMARIS 

INSUROR 

601 8th St, Ph, 1233 

SAFEGUARD 

1/mfc. QmufutnUif 

AGAINST FIRE 

I 

You Will 

COLLECT 

More Money for a 

LOSS 

By Fire, If You Use Our 

Inventory Book 

It Is Yours for the 

Asking 

R. E, DARBY 

Agency 

"Consistent Service 

Since 1910" 

6th and Central 

Phone 49 

Fire-Casualty-Life 

SAFEGUARD 

AGAINST FIRE 

Yes, We WrUm It! 

And Only in the Best 

Companies 

Fop People Particular 

About Their Protection 

Walter R. Chattin 

and Son 

llli Asbury Are, Fh, 125 

/s National 

Secure Your 

War 

Damage 

Insurance 

from any Insurance 

Firm on this Page. 

RATES ARE LOW! 

1 '.;•'• f*S\7^f! 

WE REPRESENT 

A Strong Stock Company Offering Substantial 

Savings on All 

Auto Insurance 

FOR FULL INFORMATION SEE 

• • • : . « ^ 

WALTER A. DITTRICH 

INSURANCES-ALL KINDS 

Cor. 8th and Ocean Ave, 

Every Fire Is 

Sabotage 

Phone 1360 

In wartime, even the most innocent kind of 

thoughtlessness that results in the burning of property 

is an aid to the enemy. 

Most fires are preventable » , , Vigilance in eliminating 

the causes of destructive fires will help your 

Country, 

Call upon us for advice both regarding fire prevention* 

and the protection of your home, furnishings, 

business and other possessions , • , with dependable, 

economical insurance. 

— Also — 

War Damage Insurance 

DEAL WITH INSURORS -*t 

Is your property specifically rated? Art you entitled to a reduction in Rate? 

How can you get it? Any of the folio wing Insurors can answer these questions 

within a few minutes. 

ADAMS & GARDINER 

506 Eighlh Street 

EWING T\ CORSON 

gtjh and Ocean Avenue 

TOE R, E, DARBY AGENCY 

604 Central Ave, 

ARTHUR M, DeMARIS 

CO I Eighth Street 

WALTER A, DITTRICH, Inc 

619 Eighth Street 

WI1UAM H, EGER 

300 14th Street 

RICHARD B. FOX 

8th and Atlantic Avenue 

THE VOSS AGENCY, Inc. 

505 Ninth 

BRICE & GARDINER 

8th and Atlanta Avenoe 

J. PIERCE GUYER 

Sth and Haven Avenue 

GEORGE CHABR 

Ce HARRISON JONES 

332 Atlantic Annoe 

J, WM, MORRISON 

SQi Mii Ocean Avenge 

SEASHORE AGENCY 

STILWELL . STEELMAN 

411 EigMh Street 

THE OCEAN CITY INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 

Members of the National Association of Insarance 

• V.'v :.js-j^^Mf^Q^x^MMJM^^BBU 

'";* ''•'%*& 

'"m 

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1 ¥$•• 

4 11^ 

F-S3

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THE DAILY 

THE DAILY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

nlql) excepting Stiodlji, tram 

Labor Day. i&cfluiVGl H*JIT Otf 

»J», few iseand Monday IB 

a K*d Mta'a H*II, |a K 

. daiij ._ 

litedv fellD#i^ 

• — Hit SSLu« 

ten 6f 

, ij eiMptfaa nqtid^j* 

a Stpteaib« until third Tutada) 

Sty, N. J. 

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NEWSFAPEE PUBLISHING CO. 

O, ANGEVIN, 

SMITH, A4«rti»inj 

Ad* Bt Esptwcll 

WoSdVard 

IB F«rk A« 

5 Drtreit, 

Katcnd AI ~cc«ad-OaH tâttt;! ftt the Pojj Q~~n »t ©ee.a City, New Jersey, 

•sd*r Act of Mkrtb |y 1SS 

Fries fdOO in 

in 

spirit, and ye shall net fulfill th = lus; ef ih? 

5:16. 

The Simiia? Br Rails On West Ave,? 

The sufffestioh haa been revived that the rusty 

remnants of Ckeaft City*s historic landmark, the wreck- 

ed Sindia, he sacrificed to the war effort as scrap. 

Perhaps it's a gdod idea. But if it is carried out, 

thousands of year-around and Summer residents and 

visitors will learn of Its passing with nostalgic regret, 

It seems rather apity, somehow. The Sindirt has 

SO little to give, now. The old mast, tilted rakmhly out 

of the sand for so many years, must be pretty thor- 

oughly eaten with rust. Surely there is little in that |>fti- 

ful remnant of the once proud barque that would he 

Of us©. 

On the other handâ rich harvest awaits the scrap 

collectors on West av. For years and years=evtr mme 

th© Pennsy and Reading were consolidated in South Jer- 

sey=-Oeean City has tried to get rid of the I'enmy's 

tracks on it. 

There are tons and tons of steel on West av. Most- 

ly it is never used these days. Yet its presence makes it 

impossible for the city to convert West av. into the 

thoroughfare that was intended when the founding i'ath= 

ers plotted the resort. 

Just as a suggestion, let's forget the Kimlln, Lot's 

leave that treasured old landmark to its loneliness. 

And let's start all over again on the West av, tim-ks, 

Perhaps now, with the war as a lever, we tan pry it up 

and get rid of it. The rails, of course, wouldn't go into 

our scrap pile, No doubt the Pennsy would use them to 

good advantage elsewhere It must be in desperate need 

of steel these days. 

BACK HOME AGAIN By Ed podd Plan Evangelistic 

Crusade 

Gofllnud from Page 1 

srmfaty r,iir when wliiit* we 

{.•veil nictro is to hi< reminded of 

it\c tiocpssity of iirm spiritim! foiin. 

! l 

splrltUBl leadership. tii« same is 

atii^l wen by shipjiffds and fflii. 

alHSns plants far prodyetign, 

The superintendents empnaslzee 

in their report the need for etatir- 

raising' the salaries of 

in line with the 

of living, and to same extent 

flcr. 

p 

niir! 

(tit I*ERISII 

siU"*!i = 

tJinc fnr j half 

;i iijnc for pi'Cf.i 

hi- if.UJllfi " 

It ,'IIKO a 

iii'd "This hi no 

>!ir!r-ri iipjx'al, for 

*iin :f *!i to promo'* 1 

nis to t-r-.wh 1U** 

*riod 

to follow 1 the upward trend of corn. 

penmtion for thfir eeng; t*m Uen 

tnenii'bers The report said seme 

drf ! 

and enlight "iir(1, 

The boys in Hersuts 

Defenst Council, the i-hi.ir 

L'lulm iiiici 111!' t'OllltllfMl, nil 

infiirni.-ition. lUcuLise ! hn 

faithful to its trust it is, 

tppm, evt'ii *tfT*tnt inn, h.v 

1 fn• ( i \ il ,m 

i v. 

'I'll. !'i\ 111 i\*. ! Wi* \ \ 

nil • * ! , ( • • • \ 

:t * 

A 

The Week When Newspapers Brag A Little 

This^ the week, evgry year, when newspapers arc 

pirmitted to brag a little. In fact, they are enc-oiiraged 

to brag. For this is National Newspaper week. 

We'll leave it to our big city brothers In It'll how 

important newspapers are in the war; how they nro 

battling through quagmires of stupid censorship in keep 

the public informedon the war's progress: how they 

are exercising the God-given right of a free press to 

keep the people on guard against the governmental in- 

eptitude, chicanery and bung-ling that helped to hring 

France to htr knef-. Franci had a subsidized prosH: the 

people never knew what hit them, for they weren't told 

the truth. 

We'll confine our bragging to ourselves, 

One of this* newspaper'," greatest {ichievements, we 

f • 'think, was its cooperation with the city in whipping up 

, |Jjtoc collectiona, For many years we have printed ;"re= 

M|-(|Uent stgrics and city advertisements,as to haw t.'iirreiit 

H|!ai|d delinquent taxes were coming in, how the revenue 

"V'j.w*"' . . . ._ 

T-*-*- J i Wakde it'possible for the city to bull nrtt of the 

^yiien and cut Its debt, Todaj", as a result, Ocein City U 

y*"up among the best tax-collecting communities in the 

state. 

* • . . • The Sentinel-Ledger's annual Spring ferf'LJnn )u\* 

.frequently been characterized ^g about the best puhluity 

^rhanating from the resort. It lias brought many new 

• .families here as property owners. And every year ;t 

has given a definite impetus to the season. 

- The city never touches off the niv raid, siren.* fnr 

' a Saturday noon test unless The Sentinel-Ledger has 

printed a warning the previous day. 

Throughout its long existence, this newspaper has 

• tried hard and impartially to keep the public" inforrmul 

by WAYNI SPRAGUE ; 

til 

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l%''.A l Ai'i.\ JtliUyf* W-ll lit' diif t 

;L Ljt'Mt'rtii nn'fiin. o? niiiiiiii 

MI HI in Tl'ltS" To H|:i-tf:lON" 

T i l M'|ti!:! !>(' IJH ! i'l I! ||- siififlli 1 ' 

1 ' j] 5i •! = S!!'«'l!!ll'!l I •• (![1?I1]! i^niil i!ip 

{"[liiii 1 'i• Ji•• •*> nfiij i.ii !'iibirn*r l A ^ a * i m 

I)!inîi'i'i' rii! iiiw'H liir i ! \ [ i ' m i ' ! i s i n . 

!in"i-:-Jii*_r lin. 1 ii|!ininfl ijiiif it is inn 

!-?.(!,!.! tn nil \v-i\\- Ixnidfi. ;iuikt ! 

TITi• ri = f iijn.-i ;i'iil tniin tnilHons of 

\ii'inj.: nit?! hiiu- : n 'A\U, ivithout nl- 

yo Ti'Mn'nmu iiHiii' til,in rv> - t hns Increased,,it was atrttod 

"IISSIOK WORK 

Missionary work of 

in foreign lands aroiifit] tJie world 

also mis dLs=rii==sed and rrportt'd a,s 

eentinuing "almffit pvprvwhpfp'*, 

Htesplte w-ofld t,ui~Tioi!= 

Warnii^ that MetJiodlaUspOiieO.-- 

od ehiirches, scJioois nnd hospitals 

must not be* permitted to collapse 

nbrOsKl, flit 1 sijipeplfitPndf'nt^ said 

flni! the load evfntUttiSy probiibly 

v, ,\l H"-i (*ntir*lv upon Air^vican 

eJiUFehmen to finaneo and rnrtiii= 

i.iin thi'in Tho t!nb;ru s i Ln.ifit'ti Uio 

N; ! ,v Joi"K!'V nonrei'fTirt 1 for hiwiiig 

inei'eru3 

t-jinuuh if* lei. sni' i; wiiMii \\\,M I 

ii'iis arruîninvii m takirii' 1 " 

! 'Woil. I \v;i^ .iji>i. \ ll.irik'.'!: 1 . '.hat. 

if you flis!:i't f.Wiilitj'.v any ot it. i.iiPn 

you jiri'iri liiirt. Aiii 1 ;" uli. um UHO 

it eyi'i-y ironiiiiif to jiiiKt nut joui' 

nitMili, anysviiy," 

"Bui T (ioii't. u^G if fm' !in ! ';a iiii-!" 

\Ti^. nenn F-imppiHl, ••Wiu-tiHT ov 

no! I swallowi-fl u-. ninko.-i noi r> 

nflt title of cliilcixneff, Ii's ,iu>t rirk 

Hiat no liarm sv;is tjon v if-n ]j(i;ni 

jj? that sut-ii t'siiTle^siif^r; on ' : om' 

pnrt should be rc-poi'teri," 

A ffW miiuitcf, liiinr, .Mil wa- 

giving Mif;s Miller an [\:-.\> iinnuhl 

of wliat hnd nrcur^fd, iiiulr H'"t" 

Bln.lir, who hn.fi .'U'tfjtHiJiir.U'rl !;ir* 

giiprrvi'-o. 1 hack tn !»!• rnnm. syjof] 

by Linci liMtt'ncd ni'iiily. 

MiKfl MiUri' rcufU'fi a> oviMHifd. 

"Mouth wash!" t\\-_< rsi'liiiiiu'd in- 

erpfliiloiijsly, "Affr yen t-inf'y" 

"If you tiouht it, M'O for your, 

tffclf." Mi ! , Dc?;in saici tiii'ilj*, "TT.it>re 

is thp fjlass rii|lit there." 

Miss Miller snifTcti thp eotiteiil^ 

of tJic tlass, then turned to Hi- 

fetta, 

_ "Miss nnnler, t hi^- is iiit'^tru.Hnble! 

0a to TRy ofTiee uiid wait ffir nir 

there." 

'•But my patient in Room GOO 

THEATRB 

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DOUBLE FEATURE 

Vi iiii E>( i n 1 % '•. 

"DUMBO" 

I iif] !cri-.l!i I-.utiit'i' 

i Ir.'i (I Ni.l.iii - ( .ilji'ii i.,!!Ml!N fn 

'It Happened in Flatbush' 

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;' i i nn i,i,i'" ! ,Y. I ; .','itAiiv. 

A', ; T fii i'» ri;-iu! ( Mi - li> \ fi; i 

= ."•' :!)!'. ' NMV-" vtiii innv f-fi-'" 

I? ]('•',i ,'-.i'!'M 1'fW !!i:ii!:iyf>(l In ki't'p I 

!JL'-V: I'm' nit"'- -is , l! ^f turisod nnd 

ITN IH- i'oriiiriiM'il tt-illl a iiiK'nil ili - 

Iii*dcr*r next Fticiiiy, 

I Tilt* ('harftftCPs iii HiiH ?*~risl are 

;": i'iiii'iii -- fij]' ciiiijtj M s y 

v ;::;:";i ;;j;iiK'!i ni Ihi' Na- 

; !";ip H'n'V!"-t j.i'hPfhilf'H for 

i- 1 ~ In Ml. wii ( = sJi' iiUitlt' to» 

,! i H n i' 'ot'k ht n rnri'liiia of 

!it 111 Mil lf*!]in] Sillvtlli'l' 

;!i tiif (sltl c-'OiiiM li-'iii>-M s 

Mo wen Studio 

. Camera Supplies 

721 Wi-Hjry Ave, Phonp 631 

INWBSTICATC 

BIRD 

FOR ALL 

OCCASIONS 

No vr I lies 

Qifts 

Plinne "35=101 

1119 Asbury Av, 

A1XANTTC CITT 

Li'L ABNER 

SHINGLES 

We knew they're the finest shingles for the 

in the nation! We know you'll be delighted with 

them hctiiuse they'll give your homy the crowning 

glory of an approj?riate rotif, , . one with style, de- 

sign, harmonious colorings and their quality assurs 

years and years of satisfaction plus the pfotecriop 

against fire, winds snow, fain and sleet. . . - BIRD 

Master-Hilt Shingles can be purchased on 

budget arrangements to suit your needi, 

Let us estimate. There's no obligation. 

EDMUND C. WISHAM 

24 Asbury Avenue PL 1237 

TH'QkJLjy WAV vo' i 

BAV& VO' LlFEl. SON- 

NAMSN ! TT " 

The Supreme Saerifis 

NEVAH 

by Al 

'* •DIAMONDS :: 

TAILOR SHOP : 

Ph, iiao=W 609 Asbury Aw,% 

; ; Special , » , 

Men's Suits 

| Cleaned and 

Pressed 

75c 

* ALTERATIONS . BEPAIRIKG, 

fr T- A 

POK3N* 

QUT AT 

ME? 

NAME 

HER/,*' AM 

HER 

SINCE TH' 

NIGHT 

TH* 

MURDERf 

WiF, TM J MIGHT O' 

IS WILLIN 

SPARE HER 

TM f SHAME 

*-TH* HOO- 

MARY M1XUP 

'IIS SSAJSS TfclAT 

Their First Engagement 

i&A^SJr-iis"^,:^";^?-.:',:•':•: •• '•:'•' 

by R. 

eoMMiTTlf 

A ,'Ml 

October 2, 1942 TOE DAILY SENTINEtLEDGER 

Classified Ads 

Fen«Je Halp Wmted 

~MaiiTHeiF Wanted 

Situation Wanted 

sisacli 

I1:i.,(|_y 

PersonaJs 

ifliHIT fjur f i i f M ? ! i l c p a r l H i r i l t A d i l l ! I I I « ' 

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i«l PRINTING 

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ph. 1S1. Printing, nnmmefcis! 

uJiu. 

Rooms For Rent 

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FoTSdle 

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»aii~t TO VOTERi 

Tl-g QF FEEMADlirT 

HEGlSTRATIOIf 

NfUief is htieiiv givt'll iiiai OIUJ itf" ill? 

ihrrr liern ai.rni fFjiUifaiiiHi days l>. liu. 

held diirinjj ijie yrir nf i'Mi far ih* is"!". 

^Kf ni ntfiii-ijiiiK v.sU-is an tjffiinFUini! y 'e 

till .1' I llitf HI;*- in-nijri[i('iH 

CJimnccry nf "Tew Jersey, made ihc day 

uf the idate hereof, in a cause wherein 

f f O Ci ii] 

f'l!;( nf Orrsn City, a fMijnici(jal earpfif^ 

oi 

in the City st Ocean Cily, a MyBleJpa! 

! ^ " "f the Slate ef New Jersey, 

, and ihe PFHvidpnt 1 Trust 

is 

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jii. nrv ti}j= i ?i'f *= ntiit Mi s 

l l!i Uj,i,!'3l ilil.l iillS»! 

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Emma Bennie, have a enurlptj 

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Mai 

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a pai=iy defendani , became yau 

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.-cased, wlie had an ownefttup 

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Irn-it in ttiE [ireniisea, ag an Hsfr | 

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nwHrrsliij) interest in the.. 

que-iir.n: nrtd you, Befty (Bli 

rsre matlE a party defeiidlBf 1. 

Ilir wife af George Lee, liitt I 

Interest in the lands owned by yflflr 1 

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in heir at In «f nf Mary FliMF 

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ill! lipir .if law nf M-iiFV Fii'ieh EI 

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ion, are made a party dffendant bee 

you have SO ownership interest in 

rremiSFB, ag an heir ac law el PH 

Ler, deceased, who had an s*,=rief; , 

irrterett in the premiseii in queption; fi\ 

ysu. Juhii Daw sen, aFe rrtftde a party 

f d i because yea, the huibaDd 

Jjfi h 

feBdaiii because yea, 

PrUeilla Jjfiw»on, have a CoUrtuy 

terest in t"e land owned ty fflSf wj 

and yntif ssid wife, ei an helf at 

• ; Priieiiia Lee, deceased, h»l an 

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h v . i i - i . til n i l ' ,i j i . n i s - tls n i i i i , i i i i l, T l i i i ! i i ' i ' ^ l ^ ' 

5 

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Mi' 

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1:VrS iji I n In- r-'ii't i i v til'-' ' 

l ! ! ! ! " *»-4-.i li 

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4- I 

SAVE ON 

Get IMm off to a goad start 

I with sturdy riioes. TH? e 

las ftae jnsi lite lit kit for 

seheel and play, Th >•>,• , ..m 

• r, f H? i : 0 f 

. " : ; I ) v. f • 

, . . , , r a 

' mf time, 

OPEN ALL YEAR • 

'SHOE STORE 

045ASBUKYAVE. 

• OPEN EVENINGS 

c H M a * - , { ' . 

ll.'Il BlifjiilMn SlV if! H'-irljil I ii I' 

Iiy iiv _ Li (ii--!.in>*' n t : = (fli! Juiv A; 

of lit! ?jf >.' •!• • •. ,, i i-t h , : • I Nil 

a width Hi ;H; in- 1 

A i * M ii i ,i :(.,- ,.i-t> Ni'tt ,' - • i-\ ' ! ; . i ! H : 

F.'iy as a t l . v .ii : ni . ' "i 1 *»i i ; ' M - *>T -- 

J n h m o n , t v s ^ i f i . i j d i I h i f ' i n t i . ( - " • • ' • l i n n M i 

t f t U i i S i ' n . ' l v i i \ ;i i h . - i ' s i •!••'• n f f If !:< !•- M i 

both services, 

• » * 

FIRST BAPTIST 

Wififieitf Rwniish, pastor 

It) ii.ii! Siiiitj.lv Srljqcil. 

!I •i.rti Mniiliny Worship rnrn = 

I'llL-iiuM si n li-i'. Tfipe. Hr V; 

0-45 JJ.HI. B. Y P : U. 

7;3y p.m. Evtuiny Wofihip. Tup- 

J u i i i ^ r f * ; , i i i r I M i H . r !*••*' t J i ' - c l i ' . l ; 

• f Mr* 

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I Hi 

JO 

M 

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M >- Fi .- - 

I'M-*'. Hi!!' 

[jliiiti! 

Hiiif). M:-.s Hub,:! T 

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; k i (>•! i I ;, rL:M • ii • M l l - 

I--S-.,- I f i , , ! - : [ . > = - • ! . ] ! = 

rsiilit-rif, \V.i\ ir-'.iii; 

f ii'fi!-y •• K])..f h : ] !iM;nr = 

i» s cl_L(f'tj!.i ! fjjin 

.mnillii I he 

i. ; n ;• - ; • [jf ] 

'i ,ti(i W i ! n i » ; > i 

!ii. V i i . jjii : - 

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- \i\n\ hii! tin- 

!'.,. tfs i; qrins \ ' 

. | i i i i , ;!•:!•- t i l l - 

WO Uvriiini; KlJu ?r,:prlirie 7 

TONirr anil y.ATi'itnAv, oa. a »nd s 

lion ^^(Kt ItE - Joan iJENNETT in 

" "GIRL TROUBLE" 

i.-i-lt t*>n tK HIVKk I'KASK e IEAVEV 

liDKli ^ "THE BrfTi.F OF KFIiWAY" i h TVi hnffnlnr 

^1 iVfJAV. r>: 

I! ii ni MorTUiu; gprvU'f* Wm'ld 

Witif Comniiinion will tai= ub ".ervi'tl 

and shi 1 - Will hi' thi pastor's tonic. 

7 30 jj in EvemiiL! W rvif' 1 . Topi' ! . 

| 'A Piii.f^jy Intrrlitclc ' : Mnwc nt 

! -m i 

LARGE VARIETY 

CHOICE 

CHRISTMAS CARDS 

Now Available At 

— The — 

Corner Cupboard 

ry Sharp FUhian) 

and Boardwalk 

Open Until StiLf Oct. 10th 

The ^mcus BROWNIE Cards 

Norcross - McNkols 

Ars Sacra - Hummel 

Exclusive 

PLAIN and IMPRINTED 

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m COOD SERVICE 

,,, TRY OUR FAMOUS . a , 

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Full Course 

DINNERS 

55c 65c 

THE 

TIP-TOP 

DINING ROOM - ORJULB 

On the Corner 

IB the Heart o' Town 

9th Mid Asbut^ Ave. 

mfLkt'. 1 -; ths" uhariirU'riiui • '>fi--. J K M*!;,!, Ciairmuh of 

iion ijcrftt'! ,' fint.'ic.i' J):.îfi;'v ._111Jif1111I ! '' lil ^' !l '•"' iti.i' inri (*;' ;in !'\t*tiiii" 

group of pfffyfrnj-rs. Jain Leslif is f! - .on ui îii^.tiiJ firi'^Mnt's fhissr.'s 

c'ii 4 '* ns Miiry, a f-tive girl \i'i;i IJ 1> •)", ,th• .it: upj ti 1 1 unit \ for vol 

wanu to get on ihc sLage. F~hv îH' 1 * 1 !-*- '•'-"! ;ij•> u.nbii- m isttîi.t 

aivf-s hfr A t'iHncp to do a sah^ FYiiun 

and ctjinfp act HOWPVPT: hs 1 decltip-; < 

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>"l . i i p Vfc f'ihiiiman uil! LM 1 in 

!JF SETTLEMENT 

1 ' ' " i ! " " ! i'- I'l ! Hill.' j . . ,j 

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i' - . • i . J i 1 \ I M" 

Meat Specials 

olar or Crcs^-Cut 

Beef Roasts 

Pork Loins 

32 

Roast — up to Hi 

Dressed 

Stew. Chickens 

Spring 

Shldrs. Lamb 

Fresh Ground 

Hamburg 

Fed 

Veal Cutlets 

Produce Specials 

Eating 

California Eaiin'" 

Canteloupes I" 

Snow-white 

Cauliflower 

Bartlett 

Flaming 1 Tokay or 

Seedless 

Extra Fancy 

Georgia Yams and 

Sweet Potatoes 

3 14 

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CHfi/STMk\ / \ 

oo 

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,II-M n f • i\ •. ,| iih'nmeni of 5s 

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STOVES 

FUEL OIL 

STOVES 

COAL 

STOVES 

WOOD BURNING 

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f sii hi' I'iti ! hi' i! arriirilitif Ii 

uovi-rii!ii"ii[ UL:, 'l.itiiir x 

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While Selections 

Are Most Complete 

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II Ifi Bay Avr, Ph, W7J 

Plasterinsj - Brickwerk 

Parts • Rppaifa - AM^Bria 

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BICYCLE 

HOSPITAL 

i40-42 AjibBf Me. 

Phone 0113-W 

* 

PERSONALIZED CARDS 

I ! "fitccl with yayj. 

d l 

,25 

,50 

Prinied your 

*. 

enn Stores 

Printed with yetir name 

l included. 

Oui- Chriitmas cards this year are better than 

ever . , . they attractively catch the very spirit 

of Christmas to make your greetings to friends 

and relatives real , . , a]most as though you 

wmre to deliver them in person, The designs 

are new ... colorful, expertly done, and whe= 

ther you prefer the traditional designs or lean 

towards the new and modern, you can find in 

cur selection cards that precisely suit your 

taste. Order your cards now ... Come in mnd 

look them over . , , and get yours addressed 

and mailed with plenty of time to spare. 

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Free Delivery 

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807-809 ASBURY AVENUE 

STATIONERY 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 


9 Photographers • 

Purl mils - Views 

iJul rrlntiiii 

Phone 

FB FLOWERS 

At 

STAINTONS 

Spaghitti Saues 30 C ' 

Wlib Ilalian SnusaKf, Hot W S» 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph, 1356 1089 SIMPSON _ 

CLEANED 

by OV 

Assures S 

Furs Remodeled 

744 Asbury 

$1.00 by Mail to JUIH-, 

ep Offan tity. 

Paint a'»l l ! pp« ! r OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 3Ci ""** 

r 

OB 

36 0B04 

Rodgers To Be Townjaossip^ R. R. Service 

Sentenced ,u^«,,,,: ,hl Cut Protested 

(Next Week ; #$• .;,;,^;r: ,,:-r:;r By County 

OCEAN CITY, N. J.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 

Pu!t|ifnlifiii Uffitf 

Mfn'n llai!. Sty Si, and M;!¥Fn 

PRICE 3 

J*'! M'.V 

Man Who Took 

City Funds Pleads 

Non Vult 

Ri'vi'iilN '1 bvv 

-li C>ilter 

f i lii!J!n|i-% i t 

whll |j:i'?-l!U--r( ;,: 

il 

A frW'Jiti ni iijini, ;i i .a ;i 

Ojf. MMit rliM h-fijii FIMIM'!:I 

hiJlH-V filllfh- I Ililtl lU'Vi 1 - 

n n v . Jiiifi ctl.itivi'fl if T h i'l 

rciriinflcfl :i.'' *i! I ii! ! filsl î! 

ii! jt n j * ihi> linSii HI inlik iiiiH 

i v Hn I vfMii h i m ii •i*l!"i i-ii 

ii|M lli! ! f'.lilHv WilN Jil!' 1 Mil v 

W,'- tht 

Freeholders See 

War Excuse for 

Abandonment 

A ri 

(tl* ! (!t 

•ho r 

iltt'i-i 

iv !! 

r?'Kj nf 1 ' 

J=r"JIii 11 rv 

The r 

!l*ilffl>.- H 

•|Ji!-rtl by 

!*f rrt ilrnnri 

:ibiuid(in 

in thf 

hi n 

whn 

Vhf 

hniit 

Retired Jewmlmrf 

Married 64 Years, 

Dims at Age of 85 

Frederick C. Bode, B&= retir- 

efl Philadelphia jeweler who 

f'l'lfbratf'fi hi»i 04ih wtKldinu an- 

niy*«rs j iry m his nc^sm rity 

Hiifmnef hsnip tin Augu&t in 

died Sutidny nt his WinU't 

iKinn-: 494U Larch wood nv 

Mr. Bfio> and his wife. Eve- 

lyn, had only reeenUy returned 

io Philiidelphiii iifter spending 

ilii! sPiissn ht'j'p at 835 Ps.-k pi 

He reiired in ] 920 from the 

huHiin'M of F. C Bork ! si'ui 

Sons, m B lath Ml:, one of tne 

QiiViker nify's akiest ]-'wr*!iv 

si* ?• vices were rnn = 

i rofti 

he fu 

in tlr 

fisj liilti 

i 1 •-. j i: i'* f Jiiii- Jiitv when 

fi:.Hiip!> !l iift! (mm \\\t> 

? liMrMiii,' Mtnt •-, Mion 

;i ?1 "(iii!Stfs Of flip r-U>rk' 

lll'i'H rtJSffJVPT'Pfl It'. !'!t\ | 

if i< 

and si 

I: 

ii 

!in 

VI XT W'KFK 

< \iiOri\\r\\ h\ tin 

•> Ill' ii iif, !i ! r] 

i.iil liitn 1 !li> r n i i ' l 

[ H f Wiii Mn iiin:;i'i : ili'bnriii ir iju 

nous, H' 1 |i"rsonallv I'ntcrril 

I plea nf iU'i! \= irii Si^ r ttiiirh hi> i 

I himself !p"N I' 1 ' 1 mi ! .-c> n 

jcfluM. 

Biiidiiil dt'it'ri'i'd spii'rilt')! 

I until ii!";! A''' ! k lftifii-JTH, ;i;3|;:i: = 

jiitly uii^ls!! 1 i« rai!=i' bail, wsm n' 

I turned to i!" 1 r'lunly pu11. «,li!'t> ji 

[had fa*! n sim-i' J if** Tu'îi,!^ i!;rr! 

| iimn. 

•trSSrNfi KlNif K A t ' O I H T H 

The \v;if:;im rluirHitiN i n r wiih 

T" 

lUl.i. 

Isitlre lliU t !i!lH' 

[ptaystirj hull' Mini î*k viUi n-sar! 

il:c* 'Aho !r;i'fl in iind hiiii Tlr- 

fttft f11:,i::, wn.s nuuli' 'iy Phihi- 

|de]phisi |«i!ir!> si: a ronmmii hoi!--,!' 

I ori Wiiliiii! -••< tx'.'ir .'Jsitli' thrtt riiy, 

|on inionniii,«n aivt'n i.ht'm bv P;i- 

|joe;t| tic\ii\n tn-iii Hi w;u hvtiwjn 

Service Club To 

|0pen On Monday 

Red Cross to Provide 

Food on Music Pier 

Ciiiy fit>rvin 

i by !h ritv 

Ofi'iiti Cu.v 

;it 12 lO 

Mr?. ",«i h-liir.; W 

I Of tlir f*;iii! J 'i'M r"(>"[J'' Ol tilt 

IGmsi, t;iHi iiuiisv thai thi 

10 ihr iii'll iii'St wrt'k, A p 

nibfT ,i,ll ix> present fntm 12 ^0 

in io piji !o pj=[ji,re asui srrv; 1 

l ^ to UIH i 

[she «;•;!.!< in itii' sulf 

I HELP NKi;m I» 

Mrs. t\,i,. who is vltiUVv inter. 

sti'd in i.!»• proji't't jind wlio, with 

lathers. w,\* pinniii ay . rPKpaiiHjbli,' 

I for ills* iiuMcrii'Uiatifjti ef UIP idea 

Iflf a Spfs irr \lv\iSi CluJj. siiid thai 

[every ft:it» oi tht' 44 orgaiiiBations 

[in Ocf;in c ! !;y has bci'ii iisked to 

[arUein.ii,' in" snmf way, 

"Tliis s.i T poiiiniiinKv projPct,' 

irt Mi-h. c.ilt 1 . "Wf? Wiint tvery 

Ielub = lodtji. 1 , jioroi'lty, njid rivip or- 

J t .• Iniv!' n part in tir* 

p nf the j>I:ih." 

|THESK 1IIIXGK Ni KliED 

These tUings iirp ipfdffi ta tiut- 

I fit ttie rhiij isom; 

A kttiiKMi ciiyiiioi, IH'W or in 

| in 

(?iiii;r,(-!l!-d kiti>h{?n table, 

Two Kill's CofTfr Pgts= 

Cbntninct's for 

t 

tra. 

cts-nl,! iti yooci eontlition, 

jit' v.'ho wishes to elonnij' 

aitit'Ks may cDtHnet Red 

rUTfi, 412 Bill st,. ni' 

Safety Patrols of 

[Schools Reorganize 

Sflft'ty Piitmls nf Mie two public 

fijieela jind iho Parochial srhool 

wte •fearti'.miiMJd far tiie nnw Unfl 

I onp Wedhi'srtiiy. under the h»PPf= 

of Pulicp Captnin cienrut 

Fire Chief 

y îtstit Fire 

R. Smith and Patrelmnn Paul 

toetinp of the boys and fc 

ere held in -ill thfte schdola and 

ey hpui-d talks on safety by the 

e n, A number of new "members 

Wf added to the patrols. 

Tvc Wpfilfy and Central flv, pat- 

beean fiinetS'inlng as £fr;et 

qiiUors fieyernl weeits ago. ui;tle 

e Paraehlnl sGhool went un ditty 

w flav • pai Imaii BecDtte has 

Wen rippointed ns police' depart- 

ment siipfrvtsnr of the patrol ae< 

«¥ity for tliis year. 

Co, 

anager Moved 

ifflweod te beeanie maiiager sf 

f Oeean City Q= C. Murphy Go. 

fjsic when Laurenee P, tunny wai 

gansferred to Stamford, Own,. 

'• ^ *P lhe SP^ff. left the fesert 

êiday fQ!, earnegle. ^., whsra 

* W to iMeOniv 1Uiina^r ef me 

hn L, Woodruff, former ij 

ajana18f under Mr, Lunny two 

^ aio. bag bttn brought bd 

Nsrringten, Conn,, store 

will eonUnye as asftistani 

, \ 

\ VtH (if '(" HM 

Flrri' Duriny 

The Cunjms'nf 

s'tlt l!lj O'l'illl E'i 

Cfi'lfi'tU t'ilt Hiii f.i! 

f;i!lfsll MlCki'H II 

fii!H ! MinS'-HM-'i in i ! 

T"' iKiiikK J r *i ('jiii ! , 

|i]j; l>t"i fin! • PciiM-Rj-iltllhu lor 

iiH-iit of • is Ijniin'h in 1 hiU r 

nn tli!- fliiv.s : notice 

He linked ihf CrfoiinldcrH in 

in fiircc the rfjiii 

ifie nliier H Biiif ijilrloi's. Bf- 

sitivii his widow he in survived 

h\ \hrtf Hnns: iwo duUKh•*--''*. 

sis yru'jtlfliiltiren n.nd one »reni 

31 Ocean City 

Men In New 

Draft Call 

To Report for Ex- 

amination One 

Week from Today 

Thirty-one i-ssirti-nts of 

Oi-yan fity HIE? intiudefl in u 

large ^roup of Helective s«?r- 

vjfp j'HjriHtrantH who were no* 

tifitd tliis wpi^k to report to 

f'ami I en for army physical 

exumfnations n wppk from In- 

Any, O'-toliPi- IB, 

School Children Add 4 Tons 

To Scrap; Final Drive Comin 

SCRAPS from the Scrap 

Ten hifjh school huskies have 

volunteered to help ShtuFday 

momiriH in removinf; serap from 

under Playhjnd, One load weigh, 

ing nearly a. ton and a half has 

been removed and more than twice 

illfii flmoiinT remains to a*» mnv 

ed 

"I iim liiinjtici'fj," : lie said, 

"ihnt tliU j*. iN- ruilrflnfl's way in 

kt*p the riiail fio^pti rnrpvi'i 1 . If 

if IIIM'S, ive're lii'hi il: 1 ' 

Mi* *f?!iivi'ir f| t'i'ili. **i i ihilt v\\'-i. 

ufj M'vvif! 1 ui f\ijH ! Mi! 1 ,- J« iinifie- 

f ftM'l 

[uiriiii'rTU 

iv." he 

tli-u i'ny 

Resort Private In 

Review By FDR 

Ray Young Tells Thrill 

Of Seeing President 

' 111 th*' rniin 

,ini (•onvinft'tl 

he jienis- 

Ojst 1 fif 

in the ^^ 

M.r^y^! 

t(j\' rinti 

ill}' 'i 

til ,i 

Bin 

ih;i' 

;!(;rt! 

lvlp 

Run. 

sn Wini'T Hi* I-- f*r tiffiult'd in iv* 

itwh!M"fl ill!fl 'Iw 1 II 8 Ai'riiV \h\'-- 

Fllil All lltU'lc ! .!ilt! ili-ifl Hilt ;i 

Blood Donor 

Quota Still Short 

More Volunteers 

Wanted by Red Cross 

1 ram aervice 1 o 

Sea Isle Is Out 

Tracks Eventually 

To be Removed 

Elimir.i! ion of :il] i-airond trnns- 

pOrtiit io'i be: ween nrt^m City's 

55th KI_, jnnminn and Bva T^le City 

wan fipprovrd Mondiiv hy Hie of. 

fie* 1 of liiiiiiir' Transports t ion nt 

bus 

rnr stihsUtution of 

fnr Lriiin service be= 

i ! tsi wns niucie by 

A 

diiy 

mitt- 

ahy, 

ui 

wtjnuiti f'linr iiitrj 

U'l'h ihi 1 ytlujr 

iippiiinlinf 3 !!! to i\a- 

wtH'ii til*' Mobili 1 Unit 

ID OtfiHi tilv Oriob'-r 21, 

My mn •« !" i:" 1 Army/' filir 

Where hv is . onm HIII! what 

illiiy h:iv** to i':idi!!f b.'lorc IIP 

ni*' ftUiiin. I don't know. ! 

But I sli! kmns tluil I w.inl >i pint ] 

or" my blood pri'pnrwi into plii-inifl | 

roiicly inr him if hi' niH'tls it," | 

NKEDKI) FCtlE TRANHFC HHJNN j 

glji' iiLiti iTitd iiiboiit t'sp tsct'ti for 

drii'd plasinn to bo u.J'tl in trans, 

fiihions !P suvi' liit' liven of soldit'rs 

stifli?nn i from shock 

i('Ji ill Hi blli'iW TO- 

in biittlf. 

you Inn* 1 tin* quo!:i 0! i50 

Wln-n iht* 

told tier I 

oil duty 

thf- -Ot-ea:i City 

short or Us 

HOMK FOLK SHOI'LII 

PRO TEC T BOVH 

glie wiis Kili'iU n niffiiu'tu :ind 

^ siiicJ, -I know my blooti won't 

lly be DM 1 plnsm'i used if 

'i hupp-'iw to my son. bin 

if mofHi'Ts iind railicis, s^tei aâ 

brothers of •.pi-yiet- inon all ever our 

eoiintry donsitotl"blood, ail our beys 

would'ix- proiectpci LiBain«! shork. 

foma and Woodbine; .Paul PratiHlin 

jlilidn 40, South Seaviile; Jniiics 

Goiifrey Ingersoll, ?0, "PeUrFbui'Bi 

j (Page 3, please] 

i . • • 

Woman Lies 

Dead 12 Hours ; 

Found in Cottage 

In Central City 

Fimer&l senleea were conducted 

in Piiiiadflphia Tuesday far Mrs, 

gafah Ktsnedy, 70. whose body lay 

in her resort tiome as estirnated 12 

hoiu'a beTQi-e it 'was ieund Fi-iday, 

Mrs. Kennedy, formerly a resi- 

dent sf Haddonfieid, lived alone in 

a small cottage at 3440 Central av., 

whtfre she had made her home for 

four years. 

GAS JBT PARTLY OPBK^D 

Friday morning, after neighbors 

noticed Sit had net been stirring 

around the previous day. they notl. 

fled ThOrripssn Miller, an auxiliary 

policeman. He entered the cat- 

tage threufrh a window and found 

Mrs. Kennedy dead, lylnc across 

Tier bed. 

There were ga& lumca in ttie 

house, and Uie jet of the kitehe-i 

range was found partly open, But 

•jeyerftl windows also were open, so 

the fumes were insufficient to have 

0ftused death. Coroner J, Thornley 

Huglies said Ovate was no evidence 

er kiicide, D#atH was attributed 

to acute dilation of the heart, 

HAD D1ZKY SFELL, BELIEF 

Police theorized that Mrs, Kenne- 

dy had a dimy spell, brushed ag- 

ainst Uie range, and then lind gene 

Into her reem to He down, lights 

were still burning from the prfv- 

ions night. 

Funeral arrangements mere mafle 

witir a dau-glitef, Mrs, Ethel Ar= 

thtir, of Haddon Heights, her only 

immediate surrtvof, 

1930 Ornham Paige auto on 

Sannino's pile at ith si, and A*i' 

buty av: -.ugs contriisuted 'by will 

iafti P, Ward, ihs west av. Ward 

was offered S8 for the •fnaehlni* 

whicli he refused. He preferred to 

"liolp wallop Hitler." 

The ear originally was owned bv 

Linwood Mintzer, Sf: The present 

owiipr, who purehastd H about sev= 

en years ago, made six trips to 

Florida in the car: The total repair 

"Dill ifor these trips, ejteeptinn 

punctures, was %\M, whlcii s 

be some sort of a record. 

Jot Bheppard spent more than 

an hour, with his towing car dis- 

lodging the ear from Its garage 

where It was resting on eorierete 

•blocks, in the good eld days, the 

job would be worth SlO or mere 

for Joe, He's doinn W 5 ^ iest to Pflc * 

the war, as quickly as possible, 

• * • 

Tiie note in this eohj.Tin to Dick 

Townsend brought a quick re- 

sponse. What a collection of strap 

that produced! 

It's bye=bye for the Ames and 

Andy game that provided Board. 

Test Blackout 

Bares Defense 

Weaknesses 

Resort Short ef 

Wardens; Few Fail 

To Douse Lights 

Ocean City civilian defense ofTU 

eials are now making a survey to 

learii just how crippii-d their forces 

sire as a rpsult of last Friday 

nigltt'i test blackout^ whieli was 

de-serLbed by Mayer George D, fti= 

charda defense chairman, as "ealy 

fair" 

•For various rehsoni, he said, only 

about 50 pef cent of the dafen&e 

worker personnel responded in the 

test, including air raid warsens, 

ausiliarj- i»liee and firemen, 

ROME GONE PERMANENTLV 

Some were out of town temper, 

arily, of at Uie ttflovies, when',ef* 

forts were made to notify therrt to 

go to their posts, Many are believ- 

ed to ihave left town permanently 

Without notifying tiie Defense 

Council of Uie fact. 

Another weakness, iH£ ay or Rich= 

a(ds -îcL avas' thai the blue warn- 

iiig titnal and Uie red alarm Ag- 

nai came through too closely to- 

to 3 Please) 

Schools to be 

Closed Monday 

The Ocean City pybllc and 

Pwrocldal schoBls will be clnsrd 

Monday in observanee of Colum- 

bus Day, The public sehaol teach, 

ens had petitioned to hflv* the 

holiday, prefening ts teach later 

in the Spring, Originally it had 

teen planned to hold classes on 

Columbus Day. 

Somcrs Point sphools alsa will 

close Monday. 

The NaUnnal Bank of Ocean 

City and some local business firms 

•will close, but most s'hflps will re- 

main open. 

One Delivery of 

Mail Here Monday 

There will be one delivery of mail 

by gflrrier_ on Monday morning, 

Oolurrtbus Day, the pssteffiee iin= 

nouneed. 

General delivery, stamp and par- 

eel post windows will be open for 

business until noon, but there will 

be no money order Dr postal snv- 

ingi business. Tlie lebby, however, 

will remain open all day for con. 

venieriee of bex holders. 

All maiLs will be dispatched the 

lame as regular daily schedules. 

Miss Bonham, Miss 

Stiles Enter WAVES 

MUs Freda "Bonnie 1 Bonham, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harry 

W, Bonham, this city, was one of 

nine New Jersey girls who frnbarlt- 

ed frem Philadelphia Wednesday 

as the first group to begin train= 

ing in thg WAVIte at Oklahoma A 

and M College, She was th«?; only 

one from Cape May Couny, 

Miss Jeanne C. Stiles, of 1328 S= 

57th St.. FhUadelphia, who was so» 

eial Teporter and feature writer 

for The Daily SintineULedier dur- 

ing the Summer was one of a group 

sf 87 apprintiet sininen who left 

Tuesday for Uie WAVES Officer^ 

Trainini Ichool at Smim Celkg?. 

Sht will take a foiiT^montli train 

ing course, 

Bleakly Observes 

77th Birthday 

Edwin O, C, Bleakley. ve?tfran 

Ocean City Summer reskfcnt snd 

property owner at 66 Atlanne 

blvd,, CElebratetJ his 77th birih- 

day anniyersary by working- nn 

Monday, He spent the dfty in lii 

Camden law office, as usual= 

SUGGESTS 

SAFE BE SALVAGED I 

Ted Baehran. fonmer esal '- 

y manager here, post. ; 

a sujegestkin that the 

safe of the old Hippodrome, [ 

which was dtwtruyed in the , 

1927 fire, ba rFt-laimed for i 

scrap. : 

It was itHiited in the beacJi ! 

sand by Bliiiw Crane. ' 

The suegestipn will receive at= 

tenlion, | 

walk ainusement. Also the tan',ss 

into which tfie victim was pitched 

amid the applause of the onJeofc- 

ers. Signs, tanks, dictaphones and 

discarded buildine hardware 

amounting te nearly a ton wa* 

collected, 

Diek may be on his way over- 

seas most any time. He is enlisted 

in the army civilian construction 

corps, 

t • * 

Tom Dart net only is sheuider= 

ing a rifle in tiie army tout has 

contributed some articles he left 

behind te the scrap pile. 

That's doinE his bit, double! 

• * * 

Among the oddities contributed 

to the scrap pile were a pair of 

henvy iron bear traps and chains, 

% Please) 

Resort Invites 

Methodists To 

Return Next Year 

Conference Returns 

Rev. AHfOod to Local 

Pulpit Another Year 

Delegates te the New Jersey Me- 

thodist Conference ^ft Ocean City 

Sunday evening with the assurance 

that if, by til is time nest year, they 

are "outcasta" fiem theii- usual 

haunts in AUantie ^ty. and; As- 

ibufy Park, the •weieonie; sign will 

aill be hanging out lor them h#rer 

The resort, m the ^ntral section 

and en the Boardwalk, at least, 

took on the appear a nee almost of 

mJdîiiBJner as hundreds of strell- 

ers and automabiie5 were ,«i 

1100 At MtlSIC 

The anti-climax aecurt^d SatU- = 

day night when 'Snore than 1200 

persons filled the Mtisic'Pier fur a 

rally sponsored W #»© Beard ef 

Lay ActiviUea. 

'.At tliis'*tfair, Howard S, Staifl- 

ton. lay delegate from the First 

Methodic Church Of iHis city, gave 

a brlsf address in which he tciid 

(Page 6 please) 

Movie Character 

Actor at Point 

Spencer Charte.'s. of Holly- 

wood, Cal,, a well known fflo- 

tion pictupe ciiaraeter actor, 

spent last week end as a guest 

in somers Point at the home of 

Mrs, J. A. Carr, 438 Shore rd, 

Mr. Charters played with Ed= 

die Cantor in "WliCQpee," with 

Gary Oooper in ''Mr. Deeds 

©oes to Te%vn." with Barbara 

Stanwyck in !i Banjo On Mr 

Knee," and with Ann Sheridan 

in "Juke airl." 

Scout Committee 

To Meet Tuesday , 

The Ocriin City Dtetrit't commi = 

ttie of the_Boy Bceuts ef /aneriea 

will meet Tuesday night at 8 cV= 

elaofc in the office of Edwin H,, 

Stiles, Title and Trus-, Co, buiid= 

ing. 

This Will be the last meetinE to 

be aiteudpd 'm- Fred Hfdelt, camp 

councilor, who 1=, schediilert to enter 

ihe Krtvy Matters pertaining to 

the fiitare Ipadcrship of grouting 

will be riisctissed. 

Mrs, MeCann 

Returns for Duration 

Mrs, Thomas MeOnnn, Jr=, and 

sen. Tommy, Philadelphia, former 

resort residents, have returned and 

will make their home with Mrs. 

McCann's mother Mis J, Daimedo, 

1015 Wesley av, 

Mr, MeCann recently enlistnd in 

the Merchant Marine, He left tiie 

resort Monday and will-undergo a 

three months' training period. 

Has Bulb, No Horn; But 

Is Given Horn, No Bulb 

Last week Ttie Daily Sentinel. 

Ledger eajTied an appeal from J, 

L. Loper, fishing beat skipper and 

house mover, whe wanted an auto 

horn donation. 

Now Mr, Lpper didn't just want 

& hern, he wanted anântiûe horn 

—one to go well with his ifll mo- 

del Oakland ear, which he has 

been preseryins' and fondling gent- 

ly as an heirleom wlMi a purpose. 

It seunded like a hopelfess re. 

qutst In a "edmtnuBlty where ^ra 

10 yean old ave ft rarity. But 

he get his wish, 

Harry W, Palmer, of Barby, Pa,, 

a Summer jesident at 3627 Central 

av,, read the news item and came to 

The SentlneLLedger office this 

week, with his flnd=a horn frem a 

ieof meflel Buiek. 

There's only one hitch. Mr. Lo- 

pef had a fuWber liulb to make the 

(horn ge *1beep," Mr. Palmer do« 

nat^ a hern ^without a bulb, Now 

Mr. Loper lias to find a section 

of ruHbsr eenhecting hose to fit 

be twesn the two parti. 

Entire City To 

Be Combed Anew; 

On Final Day ^ 

Everybody to be 

ed to Help Turn in ', 

Every Scrap of Metal- 

Junior America added 

940 pounds of scrap 

Ocean City's 

pile this week, ^ 

This total was the remark^ 1 

able response of local 

children to President 

v#lt*a appeal to enlist in the 

Third Front, the war produe- V 

tion line. 

The B,94G pounds feprts#nted tfii 

children's eontrtbution as of Mfinr 

day, but they were still juMinf to -J 

th# pile later in the week AML& ** 

result of tips fumtehed ^ younf- 

sters, ^veipl additional tons * of 

«rap were located and will be 

KIDS TO 

MORE THIS WEEKEND 

The pupils of tbe acmm*. 

City schools wtU be out this 

week end to match »r 

the fine scrap eolifction 

they made this week. All 

Lections by pupils will bs 

iivered to the 

morning. 

ed 1 up to be a*ided to ene of tf,**, 

main pilee, i- , 

STARTED PAY EARLY 1 '• I ] 

Boys and girli dtd&'t 1 ?^fc fql^ 

Saturday, the ealted=fer da|r for 4 

their efforts, "but pitched la Friday 

after school ts get a hef^d «t*xW- 

Many ef the artlctef brBufht^ h? 

f • 

i 

[THE OCEAN CITY 5ENTINE£CEDGER; "" 

ftetured. 

ST**-'* 1 

Wat »r ti 

Selection z sf 

,tfle 

s BMHi 

. Fall ,*Bd 

. SEC HiiWt 

where 

nsw 

loond , 

TIE* 

£*EATIQJIS 

fOBi, 

till, 

win r>» 

_. BP is 

LATEST 

for j^K* 

KISSES and 

(ADIlg. 

There ire For Fabrics 

faaUettM tUEfl; like 

•-• Wat CMh. TB bill*** 

MBit mst then With jflui 

W«&•« tke Hew ALPACA 

lisa SUITS combined in 

afaadet that or* brine 

:-;* r 

Candy For 

Men In Service 

tit - — t_ 

4: To be*S#n|iby Fresby= 

, terian Auxiliary 

TOi; Women's Auxiliary of the 

FtatA.Fr-2sl?j-terian Church foifmi- 

Jated plans to sand h hex of candy 

JfcO every enlisted Service man erf 

^the. church at the fast Fall meet- 

ine ftfent'.&y, iii the church bnse- 

Mf p Hit eur iBefshsn= 

fflfi* SeSM dirtEti? !»• our J-acfnry 

Ml jtoi ttifefoiB miking it possible 

[ftp |H to hay ear coats «nd SAVE 

' t l ' te buy yotir Bonds and 

We in pp«n inly from is 

10 a'sleek to i p, M. 

tna 10 S'GISCJE to S j>, M, 



LADIES CQAT5 

, leg WhHe Horse Pike, 

EGG BASBGB CITY, N. J. 

Specialist* Repairing 

Women's Shoes 

f special MeKaj Women's 

f •tHthcr 4= Th, .nly one 

[of ils kin* In pecan CUy, 

fecONOMY 307 

" • i 

AftF 

Mi's, Aaren stephensBii, 

dent, opened the business meeting 

and prifiided, Mrs, Sarah Rislpy 

in siiarge of dtH'OiioiH 

A rect-iL tnrirt salt 1 was reported 

suceessful. 

The §rgup decirtcci to piod^rp n 

amount of m&ncv tn the 

fuiid 

It vffis riet-uied to hold fiifiiiv 

Bic*tiiiS?' *"f ihe diirritlDTs ni iiJfl 

pjii,. instead of the usual 

hour, 

Mrs Jeiinnt-- Taylor, Mi's 

and Mrs Tandy wen 1 red 

new Tvjmbers Twenty- 

ihil friend; attended 

The November meeting will take 

plnee at the lmi;e of Mrs Asirbn 

Stenhenson 22P Asbury av. 

Mountaineers 

To Be Aided 

C.C.H.H. Class to 

Sew for Them 

Thr buying ef materials, » 

and making nei'ded tam^nu ntu' 

nrtirles for Kentucky meuntnlivr rs 

will be the missions! ry work for iht' 

Winter by women of tlu» C C, H. H 

Class of Uie Ocean Cily Bapsisu 

Church. Instead of pluymy games 

was fche usual fustoiji "follow- 

ing the monthly luêtinR, Hie i»is- 

sienftry work will be dene, with si 

Thp 

mouth 

dinm v 

Inn 

ln"*ld Us first q,'L=to- 

Monday at Pv- 

at 6 30 p.m. with .< 

s tin' busines- 

Mrs Carl A MooFf. vi-.• 

was in tjliafMf Mi's, jnhn 

Plans Luhcheori 

AL a meeLiii'j of U.*J Vk'tti . Cir- 

cle of tile Methodist Ctuircli Tues- 

day afternoon lit Ihv ho;r,e oi Mrs 

Gordon Oa* 624 O3eaii av,, pans 

were made fur a covsred-fUsh iuJi- 

dheoii at Mrs, Cox's home, QtUr'jer 

The Circlr will attvtid the* !'«"- 

uiaf Biontlily mectiiu' and ca >!ri 

di,«h luncheon of the Women'•* .Ho 

ciety for Chri.«tiiin S*>n'iee in flie 

rhijrnh dlriinti roftm, Tuesdny 

Mrs. Tlieo Tow'iM-rui, p r&'ci r,< 

i&as in HiiiFMe of !Mi> nê^tinK M'S 

gfoti Adtims led tJie rievnLinns M'< 

Bnit'lny gsive the prayer 

s Bs'citt Ad;inis : home, gfl! r.-n 

av. will be thf rentval puns 1 

for rnlleptiouH c-( ai!'*• -T HT r'u'- 

for ClirtstnisU, fht'er ui si sul.-I 

A.MO 

Goodwill Circle 

At Gandy Home 

p 

R V. Savaue, ird the will 

at ti 

p on 

honr 

Friendly Circle 

âkes $5 Gift 

A dermtien of S5 was matir to 

the Emergency Gift Fund by the 

Friendly Circle of the Methodist 

Church last night at thf home 

of Miss Stella /.tfeott, 944 Centml 

av. The meeting was in elmrijr of 

the president, Miss Julia E Seull. 

and was opened with- prayer and 

Scripture reading by Mrs, Jcntiip 

Lalis, Mia Abbott read an article 

frem the Methodist Woman 

Monday. Novi'inber 2 

of Mrs. Hai : ry W, 

Bay iiV: Mrs. Henry Sillin(5: 

teacher, will be the risabitinR 

L'SS. 

Other-B pi'tsrii! wfi'E : Mfa: rielf-n 

Mrs Clara a-hniek^ Mn- 

Mfffiinnn. Mrs HtirfiP! 

Rowland, Mrs Clmrli's E^'inp. 

Mrs, Williiini A Mitjrop. Mrs. L.cnH 

Mlcrop, Mrs. Willitir Ftgnebcrfst r. 

Mf>- Hiiymond Aclan.fl. Mrs,- A\u r 

Wcsspott, Mrs Kiithmi Sushiiy 

Mrs. MsiHSn Ferguson, Mrs. Ed- 

tnutid C. Wishans 

ntjoriwiil ciw'ii' of the 

odisi fhurrii mt-f Tyi^dity t 

Lpftift nimriv. R-ii fh njoiit'n 

ems! ribui'i'in un* ni.idt' is"! til 

Hr.fiirv Oifi Fmui fur 

ii>£ ill Will' tOi'Tl l-fl'l lit •"]i = 

nrss. WJ!U:H thr M!R - I jum;> Ihe citiy 

| this happens! 

tauficif 

f JtiaJ EBtattei Business of 

CLINTON 5, JOHNSON, INC. 

1145 j^sbury Avenue, Ocean City has been 

transferred to the office of 

Walter A, Bittriah, Inc. 

Comer of Eighth St, and Ocean Avsnua 

I,, my Ifrul t;siii(e Ituhiin-'s, uill 

for tin' duration nf thr 

be 

JJOHNSQN 

TFFLE INSURANCE SEARCHES 

' Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company 

T(tl« *ad Tfyft Eidg—iBfi pisar itn it. ma Artorr A?B, 

Atiintie chy onice ^ ua? 

Clinton fa, Price I S l 

Visa Pre»IijFOt 

lMk SUies 

T!ti» Officer 

ma Art 

Aft, 

S, Y Gandy 

= Aii't Trcilttrif 

Ocean City's "Tille Conipany" for 32 

A 

will 1)!' 

thf 

p.m, 

iul! Mat HieU>. 

All womni 

to sittt'tid tiie 

aii A. Huyi, B4H, tlh 

(iiinr'F TO yi&fcr 

ilnjif ',\s:] hf'i 

i:;-i Mh • Mir- 

ar jiif 1 

Hmrtf? M.tlfi. 

.liirti^ 

I ri- CM: 

fliri-til.L 

ni thf | FIRST CHIRt'H METHODIST 

Sth. sL ajid Centra! av. 

Benjamin F= Mlgood, Minister 

The ChnMsin life LS never at; 

It is either fpnu'Lird or baekward. 

virforv or f !rfrat. 

îirn lir \i - as aii old man some- 

rffir 1 sne-Bj*st**d tn Oioi^nrs thnt he 

take rr'st frnsii lli. 5 - lataors He re 

"I! i hiive i"\iri lon^ in th^ 

will it bceorrr iiif ID slnckrn 

i,ff>* ! when I cf-ine rear th" 

I not rathrr 

iiiv 

iii-. ill d 

To €om# out Sunday and join those who gather to give thanks to 

the One who provides all our comforts and all our needs, 

Oceaj* City Baptist Church 

Be*. William A, Mlerop, 

First Presbyterian Church 

H*v, George Fischer 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

Eev, Richard S, Bailey 

St. Augustine*s R, C, 

Church 

Her, Thomas F. Blake 

ST. JAMES A.M.B, CHLIRtH 

{Colored) 

BAPTIST CllUItCII 

(Colored) 

Firat Muthodint t'hurrh 

Re?, Bctijaniir, p5 

St. 

Alii Ml-; FT 

I Thr- Ladle f Mti Hoi-nty n: Si. 

; Johiris Lutht'iati Churt ,i vsiil .hive 

its Gr!fibf?F mt't'liny at ti;r htiiiiuXJf 

Mrs: Charh's E. Rhodr.o. 7is4 

av., Tut'sfiay nt 2 y> m 

(fie 

"An 

j | SODALITY 

Til*-- first 

Sodality 

tlip B!. 

will Uikt' 

i tn,= in ihi 

To MliFT 

Pall nifiiin 

ilie- fl!e,*,s •;! Bf 

SacrLmy of 

in 

r sale will br ho 

tim Ahjufv ;iv 

fiiiiid of" iht' 

T an 

If! "irKt 

ir, the 

Fust 

Ls the wofrl. with (he 

phu! it is "I pri'fs towiurl 

i for the priKr of the high 

rtlline of Ood In Chriiii Jr-HUS." 

What is it for You? 

The services for •• e nlmvo eiiurch 

for the coming Sabbath will be 

a a follows: 

9:3ft a,rii. "Hie Church Bclinot, L?t 

us not, riia'«e our eauCiUidn an 

irreligious one, while we are 

learnlnH flboiif sfFular things. 

while child pen are nttrnding 

publlr srhfsl. let's not forget the 

Spiritual learning?, 

il a.m. The Mo^nin^ service of 

Worship. Tfie sermon subject for 

local poliej's may not l-inow 

Lliey have retired untU they johk 

for trieir elubs. Not u single set 

of clubs have been res ! i\'ed 

n tnnti. Their wives are iiwrc 

Pro u h. 

The rust on the clubs iridiciUrfi 

they iiadni been UBPd for ftXHit 10 

years, 

> * • 

Hiivr ynu noticed how thr pile 

of dLsrnrdexi keys in Jduifitaiie's 

window is =rnwi!m? 

• • < 

Twa of thr eai'b 

Springfield rifles were 

to the Fci'np pile by Mr. Anderson! 

16 Marine p! They wrnj 

tiued in 184B iind 1S49 The 

"O.A.H, Co. B" were carved on 

the butt of one, 

Just imagine what would happen 

to a private who carved his initials 

on his rifle today! 

The rifles are on display in the 

Asbury ay, show window of Ab= 

botfs pharmacy until the close of 

the drive. 

it* 

Gofflmissione? Ed Bowker and his 

department are giving tlie drive 

plenty ef federation. All trucks 

under Ed's direction refurninn emp 

5 A FOOD MARKET FOR THOSE WHO 

WANT THfe BEST 

740 Asbury Ave. Phona 21SS 

MEAT 

s 

Rolled Pot Roast , ...'. 

Rib Roast 

Butchers Roasl 

Shou!ders of Spriny Lamb 

Leps of Spring Ijnmb 

L^ 

this service will be, "In the Puyji j ty'from" any "section Bf the city are 

Lutheran 

Church 

Frank 

St. Mary's Chiipt'i 

Bcv, Thomas F, Blake 

Christian Scignce Society 

TABERNACLE KAPT1ST 

CllUrtCII (Col,) 

MACEDONIA M. E. CHURCH 

(Colored) 

UM 

This message is sponsored by these Ocean City bos- 

inessmen in recognition of our churches' service, 

b f t and value to our own community. 

SOWASD S, STAINTON 

Q, H. SHOEMA1CEB LBR. CO, 

HANEY MiQYB UHATTffi 

1^WRENCH M, LEAH 

ATLANTIC CTTY BLEOTHIO 

COMPANY 

OCEAN CITY 

WATBB a^VlOB CO. 

TOE NATIONAL BANK OP 

OCEAN PITY 

Mrs, Ferguson Made 

; Carrier Officer 

! Mrs, Mnnon fer;ûhon. 

Just Ahead," 

F* 4a p.m. The Youth 

Thr Youth of the chiireh will re- 

sume their Sunday cvenitr-: meet- 

Snqs. Sunday, 

7 W p.m. The Evening Sen ice of 

Worship, The theme for this ser 

vice will tee 

j direct 

i! of 

in = 

of the AlU,!itU> Jc 

Office, a tarnncii nf the 

Keystone Joint liiformaiimi Ofliee, 

PhUaf'elphiu, at n iofi;i!i meeting 

at The Penii.Atlaniifj Hotv!, Atlan- 

tic City, rrprr sHitmi! conihitm. con* 

tract iiiifi jjrivus* csirrirr*. 

Attradlny thd mecirm were j. M. 

Payidsijii, I'Cjji'esentinp Tile Nt-cd- 

ham Motor êr.'icr. Phijncielphia; 

V. C. Cfftl'.r.Lin, Cross Brfiikefs. 

Philiif!e;-lphia; Danie] Ql.isen, jr,, El = 

cii-edue stoi-aHu! Atlsitit.ir City; 

Frank Fitote. Hammonton. N, j.: 

Snmuel Moiielt, Seasiioje F"ui! Co,, 

Aaron Cliivman. CHyraan Express, 

Ct R, Flack. AtlantSe City, and'Mrs. 

at 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 

Seashore Building 

& Loan Assn. 

801 Aihury Ave. 

AMîÎîkiiiB^te^^^ 

BAPTIST 

loth St.. and Wesley av* 

Tlif Bible Teac-hing 

Preaching Chureti 

William A, Mierop 

a,m, Sunday School 

i 11 a,m= Warship, sermon by Pnstor 

j William Ai Mierep, Broadeast 

11:10 am. over station 

1450 kilo, 

0;30 p,m. Junior B. V. F U 

1:W p,m. Worship, sermon by 

tor Wffl. A. Mierep. 

Monday. 7:30 p,m= Meeting of the 

Official Board. 

Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Midweeksrir 

vice of prayer, praise and Bible 

_ study. 

Friday, 7:30 p.m. Bible institiitr 

Sn : analysb of the book af 

WE DO 

Our Own Cleaning 

frith 

Most Modern 

Equipment 

m 

SAME DAY SERVICE 

IF REQUESTED 

ASH'S Cleaners 

Ph* 1078 S07.gth5fc 

iiistrtjcted to pick up any 

en rsute and leave it at the s 

pile. 

All the metal which lands in the 

city dump Is sorted put arid sent 

to the scrap pile. 

Thanks, J3d» 

Kiwanians Told of 

USO Activities 

The varied activities of the Unit- 

ed Service OrRafiizfttlon were out- 

lined by Fhiiip W, RUAS. who has 

been associated with the U, S, Q. 

since iu origin to the Kiwanlg Club 

at Hogates Wefinesday afternoon. 

He reJated: numertiiis cKperk-.'en 

which revealed that entortalninq 

the service ir.eti is only one rh^s 

of the work, which includes mas 

every tiling from straightening eut 

difTleuitiei cf diseoura«ed recruits 

to _re-unitln_s their parents, 

John E, Tteut appealed for tiie 

members' eo*eperation during the 

Hjnd-up ef the scrap eampaign. 

I 

Spare Ribs 

Swift's Smoked Tongues .. . ,.._ 

Fancy Fresh Broilers , , 

â^cy Fresh Stewing Chickens 

Fancy Fresh Roasting Chickens 

Fancy Young (Ducks 

Fancy Fresh Spring Turkeys 

BUTTER — EGGS 

GROCERY DEFAHTMKNT 

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m 

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39c 

45c 

52s 

35c 

4Bc 

3Sc 

2Sc 

40c 

47c 

42c 

48c 

29c 

S3c 

Premier Brands 

OLD FASHIONED PEACHES 

OLD FABHIONEO PiNEApPLE 

PURPLE PRUNES 

UREEN GAOE PLUMS 

RED PITTED CHERRIES 

SHOE STRING CARROTS 

WAX BEANS * 

ASPARAGUS , 

,.,.,, can 

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pan 

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"Or 

MILLWLLE, N. J, 

A Complete Line of 

FOR SALE 

FANClf FRUITS and VEGETABLES 

ORANGES FCn JUICE , 

FANCY GRAPEFRUIT r ^ 

WESTERN DELTOIOUS APPLES ' ii, 

PRUNE PLUMS ., ' * 2 lbs 

TOKAY GRAPES , , ...,', . . V:/." '•" ""'" " = "" = Ib 

WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES ..'j''*\'''''\ 

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j...\...\\.\..Ih 

PERSIAN MELONS ' " 

POLE LIMA BEANS % lbs 

FANCY WHITE CAULIFLOWEH " " ' " " head lf{: 

BROCCOLI , ........ 

CELERY HEARTS '" = "" " '" = bun, 

IQO PLANTS ...,._,,,;,, /,",*.",". '.'.*.V.".".".V.V"'.V..~ B* 

Store Be Closed 6 P, M Fridays— 


I 5 

I1 

Phone 2185 Delivery Service 

auestion nni'n rnisftd in 

fse grsJiips sis to uif'ir 

tvntn urmy 

be 

tluc to Shul! 

ye 

last to be sacrificed should be air- 

plane spotte-rs.'' 

The communieatian, read Wed- 

nesday niyht at the American W- 

i-'io-i nieptiny, emphaaiia'd Lhe im- 

poiiimce of this work. It painted 

out that the function of the civil- 

ism defense system is dfpendent 

upon ebtiiininjj tnfori.TinUun of in- 

Viidiny nirfrnft as >H>f( ! diiy &-• i,^na 

iblc. 

! MOIiE VOLUNTEER M 

FOB WATCH TOWER 

Phil Shnfto reported Unit 

ra! wntch tower im 

Of m pnr rent iiftir a 

spi'f>tif*n by the Firsf FiMJ'i* 

uiund He sntd the M];J"« ! UI 

nians, i.^ i? jioi'i mefiiIit*i~y ni 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEI^LEDGER 

31 Resorters In 

New Draft Call 

("JE SIDESHOW 

" " T 

tip fiffht up, ladeez and 

its -you 're juit in time for the 

of wonders, that marvel 

fflarveis the Rumford Reve~ 

f Yes, ladfii oni Isvel 

of Rumford Baking 

jwdif fcount it, one) as eon- 

tod in baked foods (yum, yum, 

Js) provides VI your minimum 

BIY fequifeinent of calcium, V6 

mlnimuin of phosphorus, 

important for sound 

and teeth. Don't puih, 

i=plenty of Rumford far all, 

Your copy of Rumferd'i famous 

'ersfil iygflfless recipes' Address 

ifd laklng Powder, Bos FS, 

id, Rhode IsJani 

lo 

in 

Vi' tins 

on 

n fiivorahle 

ruiuinuet! frem Psffe 4 

Joseph Kohle. 45. Ocean View 

John Kruck, ag, Woodbine: James 

Lauow. go, Pete-sburg:' HuWa 

Lftnstjord. 34 Weodbine: EuW 

John LPpoi*. 31, Sea Isjp city- Jii- 

coH Levj -jo, Wfjorihin*-- LeonnFd 

neth Libenyood 36, Woodainp. 

er Lippinan, ai. Woodbine' 

James Edwin Livin-inen. 2n p-n- 

iiiAvllIp; John Neaj Marley, 25^ El= 

dorp: John Joseph, Offa'êlla 24 

Tticknhsr: yivin L i P ^ l ' 

p vnlunfppr 

rd to give tun houtb. u week to this 

wfti': AtKliif 20 itinrp app 

( ITV AlliH fI,UB ROOM 

s rsporti

.-I 

mm 

If? 

•-* i 

Editorial Page of The Sentinel- 

Friday, October 9, 1932 

P T F k . •=,« ,>. ,£••• • 

Mkr^jawîi^^Sd. 

Somewhere In Occupied France 

£'** Se«BiI-a»M Hatter at 

,. ^ , Under Aet 

I- Aw,,,Petrol, Miehj^. 

it Ocean Oltfi New. jereey, i 

rt' that «n, held no 

fife 1 .-*- -A " ! ;', . .,•..,,. 

Ajcuth-Health for Ocean City 

daean City ii ffr&effally recognized a§ a pretty 

healthy community, Lotsr of people come here to convaU 

escc, to'repair shattered nerves, to whet jaded appe- 

Utm, to put coior back into faded cheeks. They cavort 

- on our beach, swim in our surf, toughen flabby muscles 

"ukoar beach cJass, breathe our invigorating sea air and 

drink our pure, sparkling water. 

And finally they go home and laugh at dull care, 

hard work—and doctori. 

Nevertheless there is some sickness her©. Some of 

us juit fe#l out of sorts; not up to what we should be 

health and efficiency. Often the cause is ignorance, 

lert or just plain proerastinatign and earslessntss. 

This situation prevails throughout the nation. And 

the nation is worried about it, now that the war de- 

mands we all be fit and strong, if we are to win. 

It hai been found, for instance, that 999 out of 

every 1000 are suffering from some sort of mal-nutrt- 

tlon—starving because they lack some necessary vita. 

tun, Half of our 180,000,000 people have poor teeth, 

A large part of American men, women and children 

have faulty foot and body posture. 

Physical ailments often are caused by mental ills— 

^/orry and illusions that would not exist if the body were 

.strong and normal. _ 

A national campaign to-inform the public of these 

facts and to tell people how to remedy them is now un= 

. i' : f Mfts SOrifem Eeichly, •public school physical educa= 

1 tion ditector for girls, has accepted the responsibility 

of directing the health program for Octan City. It will 

include neighborhood classes throughout the resort, at 

which health talks will be given i a health program in 

,ths schools * free gym classes for men and women. 

The program will extend throughout tHe Winter, 

-âncLThe Sentinel-Ledger will keep its readers fully in- 

^'fdrtlwd as to Its progress. 

Til© proverbial apple a day will have nothing on 

"*• this. Jiealtb. program in keeping the doctor away. Any= 

;#iyf w.i probably will have a shortage of doctors, due 

'to the war, 

;,,,t You'll be showing common sens© if you cooperate 

I in this program. 

Hcxfe You Volunteered Your Blood Yet? 

*' Elsewhere on this page, a noted physician explains 

* why *'blood banks" are so essential for America, both 

©a tier lighting and industrial fronts, 

A vast amount of blood is needed quickly from vol= 

unti#r men and-wdmen on,the home frotit, 

"Bahfife a sissy. It won't hurt. There will be no 

effects, 

D^list" 'right now. Telephone Red Cross h§ad= 

rt, (0420=W), and offer a pint of your blood,' Wod= 

afternoon, Oqtober 21, Ocean City needs 150 

A& pet, the tdtal is far from that, 

a splendid opportunity to show our patri- 

otism and to save the lives of our fighters and war 

workers. 

Dcn'i Leave Your Lights On 

The surprise blackout tegt that caught Ocean City 

ofT guard Friday night again showed up weaknesses that 

should no longer exist, in view of previous experiences 

tl at should have taught a lasting lesson. 

We refer In particular to people who had gone out 

frrthe evening, locked their doors and left their lights 

burning, Had there been a real air raid, these homes 

wiuid have been excellent beacons for enemy fliers. 

Another weakness, as pointed out by Mayor Rich- 

aids, was a shortage of wardens. Many either have 

> gone into the armed services or into war work. 

The only way this ihortage—and it is serious—can 

b-» overcome, is for more men and women to volunteer 

their services to Mayor Richards, chairman of Ocean 

City's Civilian Defense Council, The shortage also exists 

in personnel to man the watch tower, on the Music Pier, 

Telephoni the Mayor at city hall (20) and tell him 

ll serve. 

Tkankm, Mr, President/ 

Thanks, President Roosevelt, for crakirig the whip 

tin n 

wined nut in n few hoifi's sind 

not.iiirij but rfinrred ruins Wt to 

tell travelers the sorry Hilev 

ceilings. They have i n ^ Jg 

profits be strictly controlled w 

not farm prices, and hot w 

Iii ether werdH, ihty have 

ti-ylng to sUiy outsid the'sjeSt 

ade and so divide our natlgnai 

strength in a time of grave ata- 

But inflation toctr.y. like the 

belligerent Red Mnn of old k j,a 

reap, eter of persons. Unj^ ^ 

fret together and stand aiainit 

it as oiie body tJiretigli effective 

li'K Elation s.ch u& has just 

b?en pafseq. wp'H AI.L 

together. Ilir v^- ^0 

were willing to sacrifice 

of tJie country for their s 

ends will thenLselyes lose m 

For when Inflation tets out a( 

hand, it destroys f-vc?rytiling in 

HA path, as the ruthltss Indians 

ri^Toyff1_ Uif I H tip hams 

of Nrw Enslrmri. in i 

days, before ?hr sfrarik' 

Weiv built. 

Blood Plasma, New Enemy 

OfShock 

Our Yesterdays 

1 VEAIt AC:\ lit)" 1 l : l .,\ ft h;l: :v:tJ!ovi!!- r 

.;, !. pin fwwi (inn hnmi \--:-.ur inv 

I < *.-!!' . u m s u n i f i - i i U In-,,!».: i-;i|i-; 

\V< .il f bt ! ii'i ;i; (i< i\ n i , s ; i m i j ' ! ] J.il 

; , i . i i •••• t - . i : \ \ \ \ , \ \ . 

(! -•• d :.i 5 h " -Mill!' ' ( H i p i i ' l ! 

i n n n c ni i \\tv-i- ! v v ! i l v i n l!l:i • 

:=h.;i'',. .iti;i '.'•'.;.i ri i i n ' t m - h T ' H 1 

.ii. ' U \i IT ;i- •.iii.il }i '-. ;fi! I 

fit! ii)"i:! -_!i ;I!JL( : • • i '• ; > ! ' . i ) ;>>i 

!)?• c: . ;'dkf> !f"i ni" 

lit,II RITTKN 

T h ' 1 I f r t - w n iui'u.n fitihi li.i:! ;L 

iii A- f i i m i l y o t kilsi-iis, M r s . 

K r o i v n j)ififfi!>-nnii!!!i if' V>r t;ik = 

t ! !i iiwi.iy from their mni.ht-r. Ris= 

vfii!" tilfi Pf'-ûy ttiis vt'iy jmjian- 

! ! ni. itjicl iviHiLcti her kitti JI =!^,nL 

ni.iy liiivo -fine" Mrs, 

B r o w n .said, "o>-. hti-m u , \\u< kit- 

\i-n i,-, h i u !.nfitj'iii t o tn< 

P("JL;V iookesi lici' f\iy-n.u.;\ nnd 

(.•vi'l.iui ,'s n wM'k 

thi.'v eat from tv-n to llirrp 

riifii'q - iili of tlls'm 

nn 

iiblf tn snuorK 

. with tlie aid of si littlr 

Iiii f'Mulit anfi (i"ii'>si 111 v. the ft'iir 

::• !!m* if \vr.n i \T> \)-r a'Mnv w'lh 

nirns and oilier fnods tfiorr urii. 

vorssiltv in fiemninl than sup.ar. 

Thf prrblem will likrly give 

tiic 'niiinniiiEj esprts senif 

hulrs. too But a ••ood 

thai it will ho wcjiiiori out. Most 

of tlie frmciefi nnnoysneps frorn 

war finenficiny ciisnppriiis or at 

Ifiui prfê fn" iTiDi'r brariiblc 

tiinsi Mip'inM'ti, one" 1 wf aft intn 

tlin.m. fiin- iiiimiiri rupiirity for 

is 

Ls 

B*',.Hl!'« if Uixfa und other 

thltH'^ sniir hiah etinuyii, t!ir ens. 

tnni nf luivirm n m.'iiri in thr 

F'tiiiie may rllvHppPnr bpfure thr 

t\ft\v.--r siitjtstiiri!? nrrivi 1 ^. ^- At. 

City PIT'^K.Union, 

By nr. VIsTTOR G, inClKEK 

Hcmoi-ihiint'. shock and infec. 

lion uru three frrt'at enemies of 

mankind that hiivr given way islt 

t!!!) s:ijwly befpii the advancing 

li'fi'i!. t>t iMffhrinr. 

Of t# U- lliree, hliOck hiiH U-rij 

IMjihiips Uu- most irisidinus, i=ht> 

•lliOSt. diffitMili tn trfTit, 

Mhock is u well-known killer in 

wiir and peace. Men have dud 

of it wlille being treated fftr 

their wounds, as surpeons look*'ft 

on helplessly. 

But rfcfntly science Cin>; beeti 

jihlr to combat shnt'c with NIIC- 

CCSK. The insifiic is in gning' 

the \ ! ictim n trniisfn.sion of blootl 

pliiKmii. the lirjuid uurt nf tlie 

hurran, blood, to replai-e that lest 

in the peculiar' condition of 

shock. 

WITAT IS SHOCK ? 

Shock is n stsiip of nntir-ripaifi 

that conies over a person as a 

result of severe injury or fright. 

Tlie ner\eus system of the per 

snn in ^hoek ifrcives such an 

"insult" that the nerves lose 

rtmtrqi over (tie bioott vessels, 

winch relax and full to fjo their 

dtiiy. 

e d ! ops. Tljr cir- 

'ii. the blood coU 

in thr abdnmei! anrl thr 

ibeeemes t ! nld, Tlie heart 

i-apUily but weakly in its 

frantic effort to restore circu!a = 

linn. 

fill!, vmrsi of ail, the liquid 

piii't oi thT tal.-JOfl lUsell beKhis to 

hiik nu! tliroiiiih the WPIIH of 

thf iiinnci V^HSfl inio til" tissiifS, 

Without bJeedinLP in the ofdU 

nnv setisc the ijirsfKJ iirverthe= 

lets slowly seeps a a ay 

Unirfs this leakage iH s'npp^d. 

or thp lot plasma replncrd, iJie 

near-death rfi&ek may mm inta 

He.:i.h 

"fii'si-insler" und 

riiid wsirdi'n kiiflw? the ii 

ate ti't'atmrh! lur- f.rfiin.sry shock. 

But this is not enmi.h in severe 

cases, 

I.FFK SAVKR IN BLOOD BANKS 

The blcjod liqiiuj IOM internally 

in jfiODk must be replayed by 

transfusion of the life=savlne 

blood plasmH, f-tnred fer just 

emergencies in "blood banks," 

Jus! as the j-ififliirtien of vital 

war ir a term Is by Amerie&H in. 

cliistry his ljicreiLhefj many times 

over sinre Rcrirl Hnibor, so has 

•the nation's proaniin for star, 

m» up tlie prei'iuiij, liquid In 

blood hanks, 

Tmiay there are IB blood aon= 

or centers in the nation, wiUi 

mobile units opt'iiitiria out of 

mifny of tljajn. More ar# 

ncd 

Whole communities are vbiiai- 

teering to give blood Tlie wori- 

ers in industrial war plants!^. 

iinteer en masse as blood dflftOB, 

30.000 FfNTS A \VEEK 

Blond 

iect, 

•bor, "but aj? yeti nre bettc eriu = 

fated than I am, do you mind if 

I only >yive SO cents?" 

"O,K." said tlis professor, ''YSU 

go first," 

"Well, what animal has three 

Ism walking and two leg's fly^' 

ing?"' 

'"I don't know. Here's $1. What 

is tlie answer?" 

'•"I don't know, either. Here's 

fifty Oiats.f reeled me 

' ! 

There is no ;ror*> siiprrb ex= 

ample of that fighting dcteTmin- 

Eitirm than the niirneijleiis speed 

with whirh Ilrnrv J. Kaiser has 

thf I0..")i)fi = lon Lib«rty 

Joseph N, Tenl, in it) 

days. 

That's the time from k"ci-iHy= 

irig t-3 Immelihig, sind in n few 

dnys more the Teal will be 'on 

tfie ocean, hnulintr war suppiies 

to niir nrmPri forces, 

Thr cirliiiiml eontrnct en lied for 

delivr :=v in .five months Kaiser 

is rutting thr time to about two 

wc-fks=or four and a half 

innnth? nliefifl of Schedule, 

To itiost of us this jg amanin?, 

Riit to Kaiser it isn't. He ns 

mtjcli ns snys: "O'warj. you ain't 

set*n nDthlne yet!' 1 

And the rrore this West Coast 

t'f'niiis for action nerompushes 

in fbreiikinK one production rfe= 

orri after nnether. the more his 

iiujfreHHivOnrss sets nn example 

for those in oficiul eiiurge of OUT 

wiir concluct. some of wljom at 

timeH hfive blocked Kaiser's at= 

,te:rnl-s to takr on new JOBS. 

Kaiser doesn't need to write 

rmy academic answers to those in 

li who used to give 

the brush-off. He ha^ ans- 

thorn too well ty his ae*« 

-— Carndfin Cou- 

rier-Post. 

almcSst enyer to convey 

the hint that the Nazis would 

never yield what they have tak> 

tn but he failed to predict new 

military adventures. 

But Hitler failed to mention 

thiit the power of American war 

production has already passed the 

enmbined ou tot! t of his own 

coimtrj 1 and that of fiis puppets 

sind slave la.bo'r, nnd that it will 

continue to grow by the day, 

wpe'< pnd mdiith, 

RVMIS the lesson of iSi7»lflia 

hns been forgotten lay the die* 

tHiars, Tliey cannot believe the 

United States capable of out= 

rmiinning them in every depart- 

ment of wnr. But they'll learn 

[ibmu it soon enough, even if 

Herr Hitler tries to hide his ap= 

prehension under the cover of 

boasts and threats, = Bridgeton 

Evening 

Evfry week the P^cl Crass now 

draws a pint of *u!t*ori, painteas- 

ly anri liafrrlessly, from eaeh of 

mam patTiotie U. S. eitizem 

The donated blood is treated to 

eliminate all but ihe pliiBis. 

Tlien it is stored or shipped, in 

liquid form er as a dn 1 pefttier, 

t-o distant battle areas and to 

civilian hospitals. 

Every soldier and sailor on i 

fighting front, every industrial 

weaker on the all-important pw- 

duetion front, every civilian on 

the home front is ^nefited *7 

the fact that, somewhere n 

is a "blood bank" of li 

•blood plnsma rradv in hela Mm 

(heat death in the event of 

shock, 

Interesting Facts 

Lifeboats for Liberty shlpi sft 

now being made out of plywood 

by an Oreyon, manufacturer- 

Wliile the total cost equals tijat 

of mf?t-al boats, i'le use el ply' 

weed saves a lot or metal piF 

beat and thp boats huve paaei 

every safety test, 

As a mefliis of encouraging •de- 

velopment of new arid wortJiwftfie 

shop and design ideas by ite 

plant pdrsonnei, an aircrrft car- 

pnrnfiQn hns arranged to protect 

all such invention-i by tp 

and to sefeguard the 

financial intereSits in any 

ties or proceeds from the sate 

sutti developments. 

/October 9, 1932 

nm£rm^r .„.,..,.„...._. 

THE OC^N CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Social (Înterest to Women 

led Cross Events 

Coming Week 

dressings 

s follows- 

Engaged 

Lodges 

Clubs 

from 7:30 to 10 pin nl 

4!"j Kih 

Red Cr 

«• " . - „ 

Thursday und Fridny imm 10 

aJH to 4 V'V !n l ' w Product ion 

toom Atlantic Citv mer-iti- rn 

n.nd 

wWBKi 

• : . njn- in tliejirotluei'nn ronm 

Îj^tic City ElePlrin c;o. buikl 

c City 

anniifi! 

At 

uiklin-.- 

nf 

Caw 

American 

pjn, in 

Court 

ireftinsj 

rounly ChnjiiPj' i>( \hv 

Ret! Cm** wiil lake 

y Ot'totaer 12 at 7 

thQOl H'aeher, left Thursday af- 

(erhoen far Gernient&wn, wher« 

where she will be a wf-fk ftid guest 

'if in •- S'i?i ii'srj f.iiiiilv. M r . 

Mrs, Wnrrf*! Brock 

Mrs 

Sii-if] then to 

pa., where iilie will visit before re 

turning to h«r horr.c 

Block nrt'fjriiprinjprf iip; Fiinf.)i f 'f K 

nprmsntfiwn. 

Uoper Darby Couple 

Close Reiort Home 

Mr. and Mrs. Thosi n± f •"• '\t ! ic< 

Hob*?rts. H4L' Prnnhn pi , flo'^d 

returned is (heir home in 

paihy Tlifir tiiuiuhi'T ^ l I?• 

Fox. nliri b.'t by Mfiii, Hht'n 

i with !ii* ! m NI'-'H ri 

Rebekahi Mark 

91st Amiiversary 

Ssveral Members Fet- 

ed on Birthdays 

The Geean city Itsbekah 

eelebrated the Bist nnnivtfsary of 

the founding of the riatitiiiai 

i 

j,-fk 

v.'lio ' 

Their ."fin. K'firi 

•vlitly *" f a.: 1 ;:* i=r 1 ill 

reported tn 

Another son 

listed, 1M now s 

May 

MKET W 

MISS HORNER | The W, 

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth • chefs' As; 

Marcla Homer, daughter of Mr : P^Jl iti^ri 

and Mrs. Albert Hcrner, 70S Vth . in t!l£i 

it. to Malcolm Bryan Rossse], son 

Of Mr, and Mrs Robert Rosael. 

Dutch Neck. N.J,, win "take place 

tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the pms'sy- 

teTiaii Ohurrh. DuLrfi N*ck" N 'j. 

About 80 5'iesU .'A-ill atwiid thf 

wedding and reception wiieh win 

follow in the chapel of the ehurcfi= 

tiflii tiluj 

be led bv 

A, Monre. 

! All !lint i -'.:«rs fiilr 

! ed tn bf> prf-M*nt. 

pittfis to go tn Piits- 

'iiunii'iilcsn, Monday nisjht at ftpd 

Meiia Hai!. , 

M'ss | 'Itic occaNifm nlso was a birthday 

'f fp ; party far m^mbprH with snniver. 

sry-ips this month. They were Mrs 

riPifi-g-f* Cassidy, Mi!>, Austin Downs, 

M;B. f-rnriT Fipe.tosrn, Mrs, 3t4rnh 

l\T"s: BMîi! Schmidt. Mrs, 

Clark, Mrs. Anna 

M: : .?. H^.lph Lemflni nnr MLss Mnry 

Carson. 

Tlif 1 titblfs at whiff"! r^fre?h=Trients 

wc'i'p '-.ejved were derorntfd in pinl: 

'he lodv.p colors. Thf 

reepivr-d gift^. 

flfrnngpmf'nu wero made to 

fpncj tlip iorf^p iepfi.prntritivp. Mm, 

EfJitn opif. in fhf R*-bpkah stntf* 

A^sif ni'iiy ff^sion at Npwni 'L O~tfi- 

bet' if! to IS., at vJUch tifflp «he 

will Uike thf Past N

\ 

fr« 

-•:S.i 

:«.i 

THE OCEAN CITY 3ENTJNEL=LEDGER 

*te» Drop In 

riders 

Ben janin D, Pou- 

Mndldale for 

line cOiicheft all rii.ijir spuns. hiii 

is tonceded to or n xp>>vin\ixi iii 

In additinn 

ball and tnlt'k 

sehoof boys, he 

to ff 

also 

a wmstliiij! tt'Hiii. H< 

Lrodues? soccer 

hnve time for 

be teach in ts at 

day besides eosi 

hi'Ff 

H ill 

lull's! 

ciliji'i 

MOSTLY INTKAMt 

As it stiuid-N 

wiji tor pjf'piuii 

proHraiii iiiosiK 

mi'.v, 

i *4 ''* 

«h m Un 1 «"'i 

tt>r nil iircuinci iinn ! H*' .--siw at 

it'.IM it fiii/i 1 !! bn'iili wiih'r !t,n 

hm skiff The youtii also hrouifht 

home some kintiTish and evan^rra 

Local Sailfish 

Wins Prize 

County Contest 

Awards Given 

J. C Hulli.wny. o! A!lii!it:r f.ty. 

who caught a h-A pnuufi H oujie?'. 

i[i;lfif(i liboiii fiv* 1 inili-f. off Oc.in 

City early last Sinnnicr. vusi? mw of 

ih*' firs; pri:'c winn«'rs> i'l th< ! Hf\ 

ehth Aunujil Capi' M;iv Cnu'nv 

Pmhinp Coniest. 

FS'rf% H JiUkson. ilivcviny of 'M' 

ihe list nt winn-'!^ ns xV\vf\,.(\ \y, 

ihe bi-iirfi i ir jiidt?* s « h**iiu«if! 

C'-est 

Hii]'ii^;i\ s iiiti'h siiitl in U.i' !• 

bi'fii 'fir Iiisr Siiiliish VVt'Y l,rii : *':! 

in tii' ! s*> ivii 'ri's. s u n iiip hiiiif? -. 1:1 

A ia pc"t)!li. 

r-tuaht in "hi* suM ;ii fnoniv- In- 

let. :ii tiif stinlh fiu.i ul OtM'Li'i fi 

tv tjv WiUiinu J Mnnn 1 . Jr w 

phi'.'iHtit*!ii:iii, sy'in I ,•;-*•'. pn?i' i u 

• lint siit'cifs, 

In tli!' tniiviiev. th*'!!' i\'"!'r> ifi 

»iiim"s i-hf!.".i'i*i ni 11 ?iTPc',i * FUE 

of 1 he winner*- wt'-vr- r;ip'H S! ! rv]C:S dlirilly flip p!"t's = 

i>nl IVHV. wiit, tiriiedii ! * l d io bo pi-t>- 

«i>h'*ri to tiii' sriion! thin )o! ! erioon 

The iin ! '{ ! Mi.fUinn was tn b* 

i hy Ri'V Nnrmiin V Slir- 

(_•!!> puhlifitv siirrrttir. 

nntiiiius :wci suira, rtpr^ 

ii^> AA'iiitisiM Ciiflet John 

(iiitj Army Piiviih- HiirolH 

. r. tHith liit'll 1 f.i ! Hi»)i L»i-nf| = 

uliii h.tvi ! dicii A thii'H 

iiiiin. fini! Chirk is! HciiYn'r- 

tui? hi>i->n ri'p i; li'f! ;!•« msHsiny 

in iifiioti but «i!l hitvji DO p-iitf on 

till' } lii M b* ! t : ili!>i- ilr H n 1 *, pi is* hi 1 , 

h. LI p; iMMU'i nf «[If 

PI.AVS KOIi 

ii hii U , H ';)?'! i , m e fhiM % ,'ii 

iiiL i :-,'. juHsi !j;ifisi si' 111>'51 n o w 1 

rr rin> ti,:!< ! uon oi Kimcin 1 W;t! 

Oar Soys in Service 

Gets Into Navy 

On 14th Try 

Persistency Wins for 

Ocean City Youth 

jiiiftitiel J lunows a farmer 

Ocesui Cilv hoy was nceepted by 

the II, S Navy hint w^pk on his 

Nth ii=y 

Burrow?; son of fiamupl Bui'= 

rows, Sr, Hio AiHbur%' HV trii-H to 

•nhst jiiiiiiy molitlis fiffo biit WHS 

ri'ji rti'd bprtuisp uf ii *,v**.ik eye. 

d, itf put A piiH'ii s'yi'r 

eye to niiik*! Liie oi!ifr Co 

iyoik and MO bpcume 1 stroiH 1 * 1 !". 

Tin M hr ined a fPw f.'.jr > iimi's. 

Liu! wiM ntji'i'tt-ri brrmiaP his tl'pth 

Affc bs'lnw p:ij- iieeortiinu t n ihe 

i Ni A dpnti !i t. 

1 F'iniiliy lit? rniirii' it it'if! wit^ 

Liutti ;t 1'titinu oi mirtchi'i'hi's 11111!", 

JiiH'Oild i'lH.SK Iif H ii ct br-t'ii i'iii = 

;;I,i\fd ii»! si y.HUyi* lister by ilie 

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1 ;,>* p u i i i t w i n ' liiE' u inii' H 11 i b y 

tjusisiii iiii SSH TTJ Kiii'l n - '.I* 1 j:i-,i=e 

I'r.iitic.iliv tin ("•':,.- *.:Mdi-iit 

bus"! 1 - v, >i n< ,%ii ! ti t h r "-h-rv \ U M " , I m _ 

(-1 • 111:»i i iiiî iiiniiiif il ;iMfi " f ' t J l 

nil! -Kill ii iiiiiljE-1;, fi ii;,-- i t t-tr i! ut t ll, 

!i,i-MM t'A!.';?'i! iiiifS fVher' nov-lt!f l ,-4 

Methodists 

Invited Back 

ifv if!fht_Lfif;i:;nn p,i;y: '. I 

35-Mile Signs 

Erected bv State 

t'iij">t'Ui!i! (;f N e w .Ifr'-ii'y ., " W . n 

Spi 1 !'!] '.Ki Mil'", Pn!- H)!'ii'' 

: yiuii> 

w a s ^'iirtct! Isi wi F l i i l i v h \ ih. 

B u i ' - Hif.li'A.iv M i i i t i ' i v r n i - ' e I ) r - 

ji;ii"i i m n* 

.ifi' iii'lny ]j!jic'' : d ,i' (. ) ' • ''ii i; 1' lr- 

t.! 1 !'!!!:- Uli 1 i'f'h .•iiii' (if t!'li!'ik 

ii!iih\v;iV% iiiit) nprirn'JSMJl I f*iy n n i ' 

niilf jipsirl. 

A total 01 iflKO ])'uf:iirri,, •At'.l.'v- 

ri'tiuiri'd ff! 1 tin- op 'ii t*f)t!!i!*'v u>< 

thi'y will not bo i \-"U-d into nmiu- 

ripiilitic's u h r i ' i : if" il rciMil.i •, ii>is 

ronipcl ."lower Hp •-ds. 

Realty Business 

Is Transferred 

Coiiilnni.1 fffiiti Frige 1 

t h r U j . i t o r * i h a t : i [ \ o u »-!!ll 11 r r 

ilMLib!'- next >i';iv tip Yn- iirfoinmn^ 

iiii!< ! £i in AtiwiHie Cny u-- A^b\n ! j' 

Purk fh(> fioms nf Hie PifMi M,'•- 

;htitli, w 11 

\ ei_ 

lutfi 

*\ ea 

wiih nppiuHM' bv !hr C'oni 

which fiitd fnnii' h! ! !i* io ii"i'-V 

tuar\ frniii \)w A'niN* AH' 

OffUijii'ii inn nf Alhuitip Cl\V 

< fcLiiuri';. 0: the 

iii'i oeriin'eri Suntiiiy 

Vi ht>!i Hi.^hnp n. Tjioiiilev 

pi-! v iic!i*';- hftme"in 

uli'H'liiH for •!«. Winter. 

FOR DlTV IN SAW 

AiitiitriLfi J SniSth. •Jiifl, of 337 

Ci'innil itV., U'_fl liie resort on 

Moiid'1% 1 lo teyin tin enhstiiit nt in 

[hi- U B_ Nus'iil Rt ! «! j i : Vi ! . reporting 

to tlie Phil.idt'lphiii Niivy Y«U'd. 

Mr Rinith, who had been etjn- 

iHiU'd w,fh fhi 1 Ciidiniits Fuhpral 

Hutiit' iiiOri' ihiHl 1ft ^siirs. VH'i'nt in- 

;o ii>! \ u i' wiHi the rittinu oi phiir- 

•iHirif-I^ liiitie. thirti rSii^. Hp bi 

w>\l ktiown sn the n sort \i:-, a bad = 

pUyer. He I'fji'mi'rlv was 

r li!: : Cap!> Mnv Coiuity. 

GEORGE SANDER HOME 

OX rt'RLOl'GH 

I.tOiiU'tuini CH-oi'gp Handes' is pn- 

in\ inn n nine day furlough ns a 

JII-I! of hb, sistt'r. Mi*. E. H. Welk- 

i«r. 015 4th i-.l- 

i.iMUiC'iiiini HiincU'r iift'-i ju^t rom= 

>;;>n ti rfliiis's in s-ignn] rerpN and 

fi'fier !f'i_'hn!c:il i;*vitiling Lit Harvad 

l*!U\«'!*i!v and ihi' M h 

In>L!tl|!f* uf TtH-hnaiOyy. Hr will go 

froin hen 1 ia Gimp Murphy. Fiji. 

The Oei'iitt Cliv mnn: wlso has 

bi'îi In tho ftoi'virn i we yûrs. i^ 

a yrfidiiiit r- of Narwidi Unlvprsity, 

in Vermont 

nnpEN' S1IOESIAKER 

WIN'S HIS BARS 

J. OudPn shet?makt">r, son of C. 

f111:11 f• j* shoPiniiHer. was honiP on .'i 

Isriff furlough this wwk aftfr his 

uriithiH! ion from OfTieers' CnndU 

dtiit' Be hoe 1 yt Fort Bfiinins. Ga . 

•Ailh thr cflffliiiisMo!! of s 

Of W Fi=iink y 

Mnntiily îtff'ljlinrdpfi thp in!*'l : * H! 

of Winfii'Ui W IjO\t'. (if H;Hiii*is 

Point in th* 1 pfiimr-, Puint t---\'iUi'.'A* t 

Theatre which lu* had wtiinvi'U'tl 

to Edward F'kyiin, h\i, fnr'ii"!" < nt- 

ploV"!', by ii rnui'i O!fi

1D4L 

fhunicd i hnt ii ft tr iln- 

he di^r'nvt'rs 1 !! i'ii hi hi 

by Lcsviv 

New Chief Warden 

At Leesburg Farrn 

Col Ot'orui' L. fi. lby !i is bi r ! ti 

tnnmfe-mul iroin 'hl^ jioîiiiMi i'h 

chii i diipiity wLiiflmi of the Hun*' 

Prison. TiriHot]. io ihi 1 i.st'^'jfiiy 

Fiinn in th;s inuivv. 

F Mifko. \%;^) h I#* br t n 

O. D. HACKNEY 

REFRIGERATION 

OIL BURNER SERVICE 

PHONE 1224 1110 ASBURY AVE, 

LEAKY ROOF'S REPAIRED 

CERTAIN-TEED 

Guaranteed Products for 

RE=ROOF!NG 

Free Estimates Furnhilit'd — No I>ii%vn Fiiyinent 

Independent Roofing Co. 

3 S, Fleming Avm, TOO - gih st 

rha 4-1952 Atlantic City Ocean (iiy ph. 0160 

•UETTEIt ROiiFN AT LOWEST I'lUfES 1 ' 

filioemakfr. who has 

horn in the tfrvlrf for Hevrri 

•-.rheriuled to rrport for 

*u'w n.ssmiiment a\\ 'Aw Wi*st 

OF 

City 

n.doptf=d a rosoSution grantl'i^ n 

of iihsfnct* for tlie diifiitisn to 

miin I.i'wiK QrHJiani, who en- 

in tlTr Coiuit Guard Reserve 

week 8 ; ago. 

Qraham, who fermcrly was n 

O Guard nfaeut five years be= 

fore joining the police force, wss 

(rl\ l en a riitlnc of HoatdSwaiti's Mai? 

2nd eiiiiiK. He is now stationed nt 

Atlantie City on offsiisre piHrol 

duty, Hf is the fourth loersi police - 

nii to enter the armed forces, 

A leave of ajbsenee silso was 

siTtinted ptflss Frfda Bonham, sec 

retar> = in the publicity department, 

who entered the WAVES. 

WHS promtilM! in Hisp- r"ii 

m : s.imn'""'^.---.'".""!' 1 '" 

E, lOlti si . -irrivetl lionir 

•IidE 

I.I. 

Tn 

foi* :i 10 tiiiy Iiirloii^h from 

ON 10-DAY Fl liLcll nil 

Anflrf ±i ,v St. AriHelo. KM;I 

rlii^. Miinhatinn He:itj!i, 

vSMunj his wife iit Q93 H 

GORDON IS" IRFLAS'n 

A, Rohei"! Ortniiin nf Of 

wliu Is tlfi'A in Tris'unr!: 

11.! 11 

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DAVIS MADE CORPORAL j 

Haroh! DavU, brotiH'f of NelMOn i 

Dnvif,, niun'.iiicr Of \tu> suppli'e- 

Wills-Jones Milk Rompnny her*', 

has beun pvomoled to rnrporsil Tft s 

\s in the "Air Cfjrps at Blyethill, ' 

Arkansas, ' 

SAVE FUEL 

JOHNS-MANVILLE ROCK WOOL INSULATION 

Should cut your fuel bill 209c to 40 . It will keep 

your home cooler In Summer, 

NOTICE! 

The Fi'tiffal 

thorizcti %hw 

suljtinn to rln 

thiy (hargr- % 

Ke«ter\'p RvNU'm as 

extensiiHi 

Hiflnths, 

5,00 

of iitnr 

>»O llllU 1 

of Jiiiv a*l_h 

tiiiymchts iin 

11 piiviiiriit. " 

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RfM k \ 

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lii- 

For Frfe Booklet and Information, gee or Write , s , 

J. H. BECOnE 816 Asbury Ave. 

Lnrul Hi'prt**4< ! ntative 

• • < } 

Builders 

ENTERS 

WSHCAh SCHOOL 

Frivat** First Class Walter C. Bu- 

shay, of Opeiiii City and Beeslpy's 

Point, hiis bren enrolled In th? Me= 

dieal Technical Seheel at, Billings 

General Hospital, Fort Benjamin 

Hni-risen. Indiana. He has bpen ni- 

tarhf'd to si medieai Uti_H siiief' ll? 

entered the service in Julv. 

GRADUATES FROM 

RADIO AVIATION SCHOOL 

Robf'rl Johnson, Son of Mr, tiiid 

Mrs Hurrv Johnson, 1704 W Pifr- 

son nv.. Somers Peiiit. v'ns !.;ad = 

untrd recrntiy from th*> nvj-Uen 

radio sE-hooi at the Naval Air Sta- 

tion, Jacksonville, pla,. afU'r -Offl- 

pie tin K an in tensive con^.v in rjifl- 

io arid tmnnery, 

Johnson enlisted in (lie Nnvv in 

April. Lhift \oar, ftiifl was pc-ui to 

Newport, R. I., for bnsir traininti 

•before eoinii to Jacksonville. Now 

a qualified radioman, hv probably 

will be assigned to a Niivn.l air 

unit for further duty, 

SERGEANT FlILt.AfiEtt 

HOME ON Fimuoraii 

êrBofiiit t. PullaEer. \vho wns 

inducted into the Ai-my Frbriiary 

27, w, fspendinE A week's furlough 

with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 

OrnrK^ Fuilaffer, J4S A^biiry ay. 

He is now stationed at Cnmp 

Gordon, On, In the dirmltal wnr- 

srrvlee. 

SBRfiEANT BRECKLEY 

HOME ON FURLOUGH 

Sergeant Everett Breckjey, son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Oh&Tles Breckley, 1 

me-meership. 

MWBILABLE; NOT IIAPP¥ 

i! A lot of people," he deel&Ted. 

• ! ha\'e eneusrli religion to ftnake 'em 

mfserafele, tout net enoueli to mate 

'em happy," The only way to bene. 

fit, from religion, he explained, is 

to "sell out wholeheartedly to God." 

The Women's Society of Chris- 

tian Service, holding separate ses= 

sisns • at the Music Pier Friday 

morning and afternoon. re=eleet£d 

all major officers, ineluding Mrs, 

Benjaimin F. AHeeod, of CKean 

City, as Conference treasurer of the 

Society, 

Rev, William A. Bovd. of Cam= 

den, former pastor of the Oeean 

City efa«reh, was elected one sf 

the Conference trustees for a 

three-year term at tiie business 

meeting eii Saturday. Qthfrs =weri 

Judge HwoM B= Wells, of Bir! 

nftly ' ,ow to hRrid! 

ntiise. "rvh eftpii 

you're tho fiiin'Si 

harl nrou:iti ht'rp," 

MU'er was plainlv 

i îir wondered hew she had fnlled 

i t(i notice- ijpforo whfit. a riisecTiiiiig 

tfiLs Er>iiti"iif Riake was. 

Oo on" 

I. ii'fi ,iiiKt a httle favor I 

to aa!s of you," Bee conttii= 

with si'CiiijnK" t.ifriderice. "In 

with tlif pn tir-nt in 

"MIM. erswrii'ishiciti?" 

"Yrs. You SP". ii^y yi*n' 

tn knr"«' lie(, 

"Oil. she did?" 

"Yfs." Brr rniihi hn 1 

from *?frHin'J aver Miss 

tjulltbiiity. Tlnit 

q 

M^yti Bhi.ke.,and I 

i?s fli] pipivt w 'h 

explnin to him. 1 

l! C-'n thank you, Mi^K Millrt!" 

saici Hpf> loekirip nt ih$" rlfler wo- 

man as iho;>., h r3ie fairly woraliip= 

ped f'P-. "Tlvflt's very kind of you. 

(ell you \v-.cit a Jca] privi- 

''- to work under a person 

1 Ikr_ you." 

far a 

tnfTv. 

"I've 

I wSnt her!" . 

Just then, Bee ctune niifryin^ in- 

to thi rooin. "Hew de yon do, Mrs, 

CrewTjineJiield? I'm Beatrice Slake, 

yfiur new nyrge." 

"I don't want a new nuric!" the 

old lariy pretc-^ted. "I already had 

a perfectly gnod nui=se"p:etty as a 

p'ctuti}, w-stji blapk eyes arid bi-^slc, 

curly hair Tiiai's IN-, niiiê I *int! 

Wthere is she?" 

"Fhe isn't hetp Fight now," BOP 

tpiinperiled. 

"I can see for myself t f iat she 

isn^t here, ean't I?" Mrs Cvfi-A iiin = 

rfiield sna;:-ped. "Clo ,ci hrri" 

At that itlf-mel't, Misa Miilpr :ip- 

made a party defendant beeiute you, ihe 

wife uf Saulue 1 Fleichff, hive a dower 

iiit£F 

neet ihiit npplinnce before reljlaeing 

the fusc» - 

3, You may delprinjme • blown fime 

\ by the liiscoIofnUoa of the trans* 

/ parent top, *-• • • " . ' ! '% 

muni all ^ HHVB your n*iihboi-hBDd cleetrleiari 

pull together It* repair frayed: cords and defective 

Kin the wflr." nppHaneei, 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

War OsndiUons Prevent ODE jUmai 

But We'll Tit Not X© Keep Yoj TOi 

p 

(The eliarapter-i in thb serial are 

fkUlious.) 

Read tne Uiassilitd Ads 

A >M 

Tn relieve 

Misery of 

Liquid 

TUli 

f 

chef,; i 

in fj 

ii P •- 

tin- 

hiti !• 

.hi- 

^ ^ ^ h r f I f , d 

,'i'i >!« tii'raliiji nitficsl iii ihf nrflU' 

IM iiin'^ 1 ^ 1 - 1 "' ii'«l yoti. KiifaiiEifi li? 

m. ;iri ; innili 1 n [j:ir!y d^feti flit fit he- 

>(>!!, the wife '"if ('•enrai Kacii' 

iinvi- :i iiiiWiji lfitprv'ri in I hi 1 liififlv 

fi ]

M£, :- 

r^P VI ' * J 

i 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

>INT NEWS 

Home' 

— Ilie Civilian 

In a letter received 

at a meet- 

dttplayed posters 

be placed in every home 

p, These "Vigtory Hume- 

be obtained by showing 

i% the family Is spehdlnf 

it Of Its earnings for war 

collecting: a certain num. 

of scrap metal, and 

p 

p e in the civilian 

06*136, Officials hope to 

ft I i i d 

Insignia, put one 

WUllam Wentstll 

'on ttie recent falaek=out 

tea* SB per-cent of the 

te ..were on duty. At 

Monday evening, 12 

B f 

y 

r#- 

that meeting that neartv 

Just Pridav evening for 

of the oolice reserves, 

t, Mr. MatWas thank- 

aapman/iiiiectOT of Civile 

for tfce cooperation 

Chltff Henry Oliver I 

firemen. 10 ausdUary 

fire police and two OB 

•t or 70 percent of flre 

ten*.were at their post in the 

t> out. 

11 

it: 

ftsrest lire watciiers 

named and will begin 

omen to 

Be Weak 

•harge §g 

er40 

.Old 

reported 1 that 

only three messengers were on tlie 

job In the black out, because the 

others are now menders of the fire 

company, Walter Batten 

that 50 per cent of the 

corps reported. party-four am 

teaes have tees ordered for Jit 

medical unit, 

Arthur Ford, in charge ef light- 

ing, stated that conditions were 

good regarding home folks extin, 

guishlng lights, but there are still 

some offenders. In order to have 

evpry home in darkneis hi #mer= 

ge»cy, training must be started im- 

mediately. Team new on, any home 

displaying a liiftt, with Indications 

there i§ no one at home, will 

be investigated, and if found 

the fiomi has been left w'th Ugh* 

burning, these ptople wil; be liable 

to fines. 

Martie* Richardson 

Weds Ventnor Girl 

POINT—George 

Richardson, popularly known as 

"Martie", sen of Mr, and Mri, Her- 

bert Richardson, ef Ca.T:den, and 

Sunnier residents of Seaiers Point, 

wss married on Saturday to Miss 

Mary Constance Damask, of Vtnt- 

nors The wedding took place In the 

Community Church, Ventnor, with 

a reception at Uie Oxford Apart- 

meats. 

"Martie" played en the somers 

Point football team for two sea- 

sons, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Rlch= 

ardson and daughter. Joan, return- 

ed from tile wedding to their Sum- 

aer home here for the week 

,' October^ 

Civic Club To 

Have Celebration 

Past President* to 

Be Feted, Oct. 15 

Lucky Twelve Club 

Mrs, Higbee'a Home 

lUH PQWT — Mrs. hsrry 

Higbee. entertained members ef the 

Lucky Twelve Olub at her home re* 

gently. Mrs. William B, 3euli .tnd 

Mrs, Leon Herbert were guests ef 

honor at a surpriie birthday party, 

and received lovely gifts and eardi, 

featured the evening, 'liie 

players: Mrs. Thomas Latimer, Mrs. 

Hewitt, Mrs, John. Oliver, 

SrS! Mrs, John Oliver, Jr., M£s, Da- 

vWi Smith, sMrsSj -Calvin Steelman, 

Mri ; Joi^pll i eerety, Mrs, Edgar 

Pra^ ,$gm> WiUlasn B, Senil, 

and Mrs. Harry 

Civic OltA made final plans for 

PBJ t Presidents 1 Kight on October 

15, when the group met at the 

Fire HsiL Mrs. Lewis Mathias 

heads Uie reception eonimittce, 

Mrs. John M, Steetoian, e??ttrtajn. 

ment, and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatriek 

and Mrs. Emma MaGue, refresh- 

raenti. 

Mrs, Jeieph Oerety, M^s. Tjavid 

Smith and Mrs, i»arry Clark were 

named to the nominating commit- 

tee. Norminatiens will be made at 

the November 5 meeting. Mrs. 

K^thryn Hand and Mrs, Charlotte 

Barnes will have ehaite si refresh^ 

ments at that meeting, Mrs= HaJry 

Clark will be chairman of the No= 

li card party, 

A iftter was read tr&m. Mayor 

'Fred Chapman thanking the dub 

for its esoperation in the regent 

Richard Seiners Day parade, The 

members made a fine showing, and 

wtre headed by two victory wufonj 

loaded with flowers, and manned by 

Mrs, John M, Steelir.an and Miss 

Delrose Weakland. Mrs, Da"id 

Smith and M"s. Joseph Qeretv car= 

rled th= Civic Club banner, head» 

ing the women, 

lii h 

Mrs. Lewis M&tWas, Mrs. l&rry | 

CQarfc. Mrs, ^Wllliflai, TSayjer, MIP. 

î^ Oonover, Bfcs. Radolph psh- 

rle, Mrs, aeorfe Smith, Mri. Cdar. 

lotte Barnes, Mrs. Jesse Hand, Mrs, 

Connie Fends, Mm Sherman 1 Win- 

slow, Mrs. Jânk Hawii, Mrs. Enrl 

HJekmnn, Mrs. fflwood Wilson, Mrs. 

Jânk Dook and Mrs. Edward 

patriek, 

Police Reserves Gun 

$45 from Card Party 

Fire Official 

Kiwanis Guest 

Development of 

§45 

was reaJizsd en me eard sarty 

en Friday evening for the benefit 

f h ^li Rs TO ffi 

ef the 

g 

Reserves. 

affair 

was in the Mathias building, with 

Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Manilas In 

charge of arrangements. Mrs, Mary 

Stader held high honors in bridge, 

te= Oorl Rsple in pinochle, Mrs. 

Mae Brooks in radio and. M^, Ca. 

therine Brown in SOi. ' Chance 

prises went to fSrs. Helen Gray. 

Mrs, Mildred Seyll. Mrt. A* W, lêe, 

Wtaren Wllsen and Victor Qifford, 

There were plher priieg f©r evmy- 

one, 

Jtoowinf the business meeting, 

Mrs, Earl ffickman and Rtrs. Jean's 

HiwiJ and Mrs. Sieitnan Winsiow 

served tefrshmeTits to the follsw- 

ing; Mrs. Emma McCiie. Mrs, John 

M, Steelman, Mrs, Forrest Oonover, 

i 

£i 

I 

if § 

1 

i 

• -i^fi 

4 

1 mml 

m1 

-A Elotoni 

WILLIAM TRACY 

J01 SA-WY1E la 

iapw 

G(HJ)«Osir 

of Arartlfe 

Lintel In 

"CaEing Dr. GiUespie" 

• * * * * 

In 

MM 

O6t*B 

to »• 

S 

"The Lady Is Willing' 

_Cttr Ss X»1CB« Dicirieh Aiiins Jadic 

Polm AfM Plaj Jick Tleeartea'i OreL & Eutssm 

& "MRS. MINNIVER 1 

Ot% ii-17 

A Truly Gr«t Motioa U 

witb Cr«B GinoB - Wlltir PideeoE 

HO ADVAHCl 1^ PRICBSi 

MEN IH UNIFOSM 20c inc. 

Specials 

Sprint 

ildrs. Lamb 

w 

Tb 28 

Chickens 

Vo«U Cutlets 

or 

tl Tender Loin 


California Tokay or 

Seedless 

2 25 

op 

Winesap 

Tans or 

Finn 

Tomatoes 

Stores Co. 

M, Stema, Mr 

Mrs, Otto Champion, Mrs. WUiiam 

B, Scull, Mrs, Maurice WaESOii, 

Mrs. Edgar Hill, Mrs, Calvin Steel, 

man, Mrs, David Smith, Mrs, Al- 

bert Steelman, Mrs, David Bradley, 

y 

Chapman, Mr. and Mrt. John 

Strang, Mr. and Mrs, uarrett Sul- 

Ocean City's Only 

*?am'ty Shoe Store 

1 OPEN ALL YEAR f 

Style Plus Comfort 

liyan. Mr, and Mrs, Edgar BUI, Hr, 

and Mrs, Maurice Watson, Themai 

La timer, Mrs. Forrest GenoVer, Mrs. 

Virginia Allen, Mrs. Otto Oham- 

pion, MJS, IHwoed Wilson^ Warren 

Wilson, El-wood Wiison, :-• Ar?hur 

Ford. Mrs. Mary Stader. Mrt, Helen 

Gray, Mrs. Emms MeOue,* Mrs, A, 

Farmer, Mrs, Mae Rum ford, Mri, 

A, W, Ijee, Mrs, David ftnlth, Mri 

J, M, Steelman, Mri, Frank Cook 

Mrs. Carl Staple, Mrs, Franjk WaU 

ker, Mrs, Hsie Sarao. Mrs, Ohand 

Ier Craig 1 , Mrs. Charles -< rêwls 

Oharies Durgin, Wilbur Phfer©,svni 

Mrs, Sarah Richards, Mrs, EA&rtha 

Knipple, Heraoe MeCauley, 

iam Morrow, 

Mrs, Joseph Hig^lns, Mis? M.iry 

Leu Burke, Howard Barnes, Rieh 

ard Thompson, Mrs. Howard Bros 

ehatd, Jr., William wanner, 

les Beiee, Mrs1 LiJlle 

Mrs, Margaret L&Plante. Mr|, A?. 

thur Hanweii. John Dougherty, 

Mrs, Carrie White, Mrs, George 

Laffey, Mr. and Mrs, jjewis M, Ma 

thias, Contributors; Frank 

POINT -Fire 

tlon Week was stressed at the 

meeting of thff Kiwanis Club, Tues= 

day evening. Ai;vrt T. Bell, p.eal- 

dent of the National Fire Pfeven- 

tien Aasoclatien. was gt.est speaker, 

The Nationaj Board of Fire Uti. 

derwriteia, whieh organiHed In 

and the Matlonttl Fire 

Atisociutiori. whiili orffan-zed in 

ii« u.ie fnrr ed ' j p omote and 

impio?e methods of flre protection 

and preventiun. he said. Qeod 

Housekeeping—keeping the horn* 1 

free of trabn and ru*oi*ii— »i- *H- 

foundation of nre prevention. In 

eonelusion, Mr, Beli pointed out 

that one of fie thinp that sets 

man apart from the beast is his 

ability to create ai d control lire. 

The names of Jack SulUvan, Wil- 

fred Ofiandi, J T . Pet^ Officer Hl- 

ehard SuttOn, Harry Ross, Morris 

Collins and Barry Pratt were added 

to me Kiwanis Club Hero Plaque, 

A suitable ceremony was observed, 

headed by Harry Sr.ith. Several 

letters of appreciation from seiners 

i id 

Feint 

pp 

in service were received. 

WiUiam B. ScuU, Mrs, Mina Hieh- 

ardson, Mrs, Edward 

Mre. Wilbur Mutger, oaptain ^ 

ten, Oaptain Baines, Lyle Resaier 

Mrs. Carl Bladh, Mrs. Edward 

Hic'ftson, Arthur White, Mrs. Flor. 

ence Leiibert, Mrs, James Butter= 

worth, Paul Chfldress and Mr, and 

Mrs, Allen Brenson,. , t,.< » 

to Viift 

Citv Council 

— su¥«r 

MEN—YOUNG 

Trun 

Model* 

i 

ROYAL 

! SHOE STORE 1 

04b ASBURYAVE. 

• OPEN EVENINGS • 

Council Degree of Poeahentas, at 

a msetintf at the Fire Hail, Friday 

evening. ; decided' td -aceEpt an in= 

viLatlon to virft Nfltena Council: 

Oân City, on Oetohir 16, A card 

party whiim was sshsduled for that 

date has been changed to Novem- 

ber 6, Mrs* Stta Dough ty will be 

thairenan. ' 

The applications of Mrs, Marjorle 

h W d 

Farkef, Mrs, Bnina i 

Mrs. Dsreffliy Sitton were accepted, 

arid initiation will be hold In the 

near future. Because of the test 

(blackout, whieh ocgui-TBd diuing 

the meetinf. refreEfirfiente »e?e dis- 

pensed wim. Attending; Mrt, Eliza- 

beth Heiffl, Mrs, Etta Doughty, 

Helen Hodgkiss. Mrs, Rae Shoekey. 

Mrs, Editti Hardy. Mrs, Lena. He in- 

helmer. Mrs. Doris Nickles,- Mrs. 

Carrie Hjenderson. Mra, Vema Sut- 

ton and Mrsi Elizabeth Keller. 

t w 

relating their enjoyment in being 

tlw guests uf the club at dinner 

before their departure, 

James Monaghan presenteo a 

resolution, endorsei by a standing 

Vote of the members, backing the 

Scrap Harvest Drive, which wUl be 

conducted tfoai October B to Oto 

her 34, 

Delegates named to the 

Contention in Trenton were Vies- 

President Frank Jlart, Clua seere» 

tary BiehaTd THnpson, Arthur 

Ford and Rev, Cedrle Hiekman. 

.mdies Aid to Send 

to Pastor 

TOfflT — The Ladies 

O 

Aid Society of Orace Lutheran 

CTjureh met at the home of the 

president, Mrs. W. Oilvey, Tuesdav 

afternoon. All future meetingi will 

be at Mrs. Oilvey's fipme. ttis 

meeting opened with devotionaJs 

led by Lhe president. 

^ch' memibeT present signed &* 

jard that wUl aeeempany a bou- 

quet of newers to their pastor, Rev, 

Frank Adlar, who k convalescing 

in Lankenau rtospttai, Philadelphia, 

foiiewing an operation. 

Pre-sent: Mrs. W- Oilvey, Mrs, 

Julia Lemmie, Mrs, Oeerga Mapes, 

Mrs, Adolph .Walde, Mrs. George 

Mink, Mrs. Jesse Penn, Mrs. Ger- 

trude Perron. Mrs Benjamin Sick- 

man. Mrs, Anna Melale, Mrs, Sarah 

Marshall, Mrs. Margaret HaLre. 

Mrs, Maidelina Spiig, Mrs, Oar,i 

Bladh. Mrs. Wililam B. Scull, Mrs. 

Mary BUidt-r and Mrs. Frank Adler, 

Artillery 

Joins Sci;«p Pile 

PODTT Mayor 

id 

TWO ETFB, Shgwg gtKrtini 7:15 

Sat. * HOIid«y Hgiioeei; |>JQ 

FRIDAY m SATURDAV, OCT, 9-10 

Ann MILLER - Johnnie JOHNSTON In 

"Priorities On Parade* 

with Jerry COLONN'A - Vera VAGUE 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 — ONLY 

Holiday Mutlne?, 2:30 

DIX . Kent TAYLOR In_ 

the Town Too 

Tough to Die" 

Kiddies He ^ BARGAlNlTE = AtlulL-i 

TUESDAY vf= 

vices. 

and Mis. Lewii Diether. ' 

* * * 

Mrs. May SUU'S, Audlitoon, Ja 

i her brotliej- ring 

Mr, and Mrs 

Mrs, Jos.sc Oibei-ssh, Hosu^ 

pa., spent Friday with Mr, anfl Mn, 

G Lff 

Fellowihip Hour 

To Meet in Homes 

SOMHRS POINT —Mrs, Charles 

E*vans entertaippd niembers of the 

Fellowship Hour Wf %,hv Wcmen's 

Soeiety of Christian gs?ryjee of Bc?= 

thaily ? "etbodlil Church at !ier 

home, ThufEday afternoon. Attend- 

BETHANY METHOD 1ST 

Key, C'. E4 Ifirknimi, 

10 ii,ni. Sunday School. 

11 arn, Momiiiy Ssrvict 1 . 

1 Your Job and Mine. 1 ' 

Choir. 

liliQ p.m. Rally Day progra.ni by 

Chinch Scfsaoi: Senior Choir. 

.Topt 

P=-T.A. Sewing, Monday 

Bm/mnB POrNT=W6ms'ii of ga- 

mers Feint (ntPTPsted in joiulna 

tht' sfwlriB P"ti,jprf spotiHftjT'tl by ihf 

County P..T.A. are advlsof! to 

Mr, and Mra. Noriiian Stiphia. j 

son annouiitt' L)ie ttikageffieflt of 

their daughter, MIKS Eniily p, Bte, 

pht'ijj,on, to Henry Huttm.iU, Jr.. si 

ihe U: B Ainiy Ail Ogrps, Mr, 

Huiriiiiiii is HtHiiuii!*£i uL QowEi 

Pield, Boisi', Id;iho. No dattf'ija 

bi'en >tu Id" tii!« wadding. • 

* * * • • 

Miss Emily Stpphi-'iysan and iMm 

Etliel Wi'ir sponi luaL week la 

Flushing. L.I., n;i uir'sls of Mf, anil 

Mi's, Fred iajl.vci', Mr, and Mr^ 

BHlmer formtirly we'ic iesiufintj ai 

Paini, 

Mrs, Herman Hopkins, Mi's.! the Q = 1 j nm, lroljpy to At.lnntip 

M, Steelmsr,, 

Mrs, Floyd 

Mrs, Prank 

M"s. 

, Dora Stockton 

'asses On At TO 

POINT — 

viees were heidj Sim4»y afterneen 

at the Cadinan Funeral Home. Cfe#. 

an dty. for Mrs. Dora Fisher 

Stoekton, who died at the home of 

her daughter, Mrs, Wilbur Mutter. 

E. New Jersey av. at neon Fnday. 

Mrs, Stockton, who was 70, had 

been in poor health for some Ume, 

Formerly of Ocean City, she Uad 

made her home witii her dangliter 

during Uie last few years. Mrs. 

©tookton was a meinber of tfae 

Eastern Star of Ocean City, and etf 

the Baptist otiufch there, JUmv. 

WUliam, A. Mierep ©mciated at (hi 

servloe, and intgrtnent wai In l 

Cemetery. • 

John 

Burr, 

Williraii Taylor, Mrs. Stevcr, and 

Mrs, Evans. Meetings will Is* 1 in i.hf? 

of metiibers fiom now on, 

School Children 

and 

dhapman has been appointed. __ 

erar • chairman^ of the Atlantic: j Collect Scrap Early 

"" SQMMm PDINT=Altheugh the 

ALiaritie 

whieh- opened 

continue Until October 24. 

Waiter WlikiHn& commander of 

era peftit' Post of lhe 

f #iHiajn Scul] and 

Oharies Meskers, past eommandtrs, 

have been named, a committee to 

contact Other VPW posts In Uie 

eounty to aslst In the BaH'age 

dsiVe, Already the Somers Point 

d ith it 

C;ty on Monday. 

y 

post has tamed evec, with 

stole eeremsny, a 3,0TO=^?und field 

artillery fun to Tâyor Cf.iapm&n, 

Which Jiaa bees put on the sera,p 

pile. 

Baptist Ladies Aid 

At Crane Home 

Oounty school ehfidfeî was not 

suppesed to begin until yesterday, 

Semers point pupils had'arefttu- 

a sisaible collection during ihe- 

'Mrs, Pauline DW-'IH is y 

Mrs, Eab^rt Hand, ut her 

in Woadbyri 1 , Wm ti has teen if, 

luii Mrb, Haad)f : 

Dona yevine pal* 

' j" t'fj;yit oi PluladPiphiii, dirci alia was 

Point Personals • tJiirk'fl in PhiUuU'liJliMi nn Msnday. 

SOMERS "POINT-Mr. ftn 50c! 

LARGE 

We.kfi,h 

Kingfish 

Weakfiah j 

Croakers } 

Snapping i 

Mackerel ' 

Butterfish 

MuUet 

1 Double Jobs for 

Senators Assailed 

_„,.,„,., Uuliii, Newark ..r....... 

asked ihe Stuti' Supreme Coiirt;^ J 

Tutsdity to order tile 

SenaLor.'i GCOI^D H, 

Cumberliuid County, and 

Eustwuod. of Burlington, en 

that t!ii>y furfei^d 

by huldlug 

sel positions in thp Ktate BM \ 

control Hijt-up. 

Oolat, iii IJK pitlUon, 

that such a vuiuy tfiids le 

our i? rni uf 

Mr,""and Mis Elstpn BOWdih, 

21© 10th si,, arc resWiiif j 

Sprlngflfiid. Pa, for the Winter, Mr 

Bawden is eiiiployed in dn«S» 

work. 

ITS THE 

mm PUCE or vmtm. 

tooWall p Jime 

Cli 

M^'ssur"" 11 ^ 

F 

OCEAK CITY SENHNEI 

'6* 

OCEAN CITY, N J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16f 1942 Bed V«f! p B HaH. Elh St. 

Resort Triples Scrap 

luota; Big Wind-Up 

CoDection Tomorrow 

Trucks to Pick Up Last-Minute Con 

tributions; School Children Turn in 

Large Amount; Colored Folk Active 

Tomorrow will be the final bljF cliiy nf (h> 

witli a K°"i f> f iÔ IMJUJHIH per fumilv now pi-su-lWilly 

of strap metal tint] ruhhui- t-cmtinuecl to roll 

g smoothly all this week, an the main pilo at 14th nt. 

the vorioLiH ntiighborhnnd piles miiuntrd to i 

high lf.elts. . 9 

Wet tofflortow. the Airiertean Le- 

eominittee sponsoring the 

£l¥ is riilllny for 100 vo!unte@rs 

10 help eolleEt scrap flm Oie eom» 

enmity piles and ynload it on the 

tig elty pile teside the city garage. 

Um and west av, 

IS MORE TRUCKS NEEPED 

^n adtiiUonal trucks will b? 

if you have a tru^'t avail, 

for use, notify John E. Trout, 

| ^ e I2on. 

IS Voluntet'r workers should 

' t ' i follpwin 1 ! r.sf 

I' 1 

Gl'ESS NliMBER OP KEYS, 

AND WIN m 

The person who guesses 

most aptjurately the number of 1 

keys ciHiiribilled u> the scrap ' 

pll? (hit are now on d Spiay 

the winapw of Johnstpne's ' 

will receive §2, The 

contest will close oft ! 

y The prize U contri= ' 

by Laurie johnstone. ' 

Jnsl "print or write your 

and address fiearly on a 

sard or pietri of paper with 

yoiir |UKS?= L#sve these »l I 

ur send yeur ' 

oat* of ^frtp li 

Town Gossip 

If you have any 

keys, send Uttm 

for the scrap drive, 

(heed put's' Oustnfsen^s, ilth at 

t Aibiny av.- Lemertt's, 3rtl at, nnsl 

y av=; gaiMiiiio's, GUl at, and £fi- 

hry ay.; Dsin Mentngna's, lOih fit 

! aid the bay; Otmtrui Oeean OHy, 

J U md" A'lJiiry liv.: andSoiith 

City, &9ih st and Central 

j-pftlding from North st, 

wlio still havr scrap to be 

ICRAP SHORT AT ! 

MOVIES j 

D= RosFse Fnonee, manager I- 

of the Strand TJiiatre Co., has 

Ktartd a specisU sHort feature 

on *Serap, the NaUtmal Need" 

which will be shown today and 

tamorrQw ai the Village and 

Strand theatres, fn addition to 

the 

How A Bird Could Set 

A Ifuof on Fire 

Rjpify -ffiiytn be infererteri in 

this believeH-or not: which was 

sprung on the Rotartans last Fri- 

day night by Assistant Fire chipf 

S R. Smith: 

"You think ynu're bf'inif care? 

fill when you dr6|j ii li hied ei = 

mireitt' on pavPmrmt." he saitl. 

•But a nest building bird might 

come along, find the tebneeo nieo 

and scft for the ripn pink it up 

and start te fly with it." But thrri 

it feels the hf'Bt ajid drops (He 

i t i t hi 

roof. Result: Fire! 

"Piny safe FMep nn the f'sar 

ette nftfir you drop it!" 

i 

are requcited to pile 

contributions oil the pave= 

[ffliat in Trent of their homes. It 

will bt celieet*d some ttoe tomor • 

rew during the big wind-up, 

When the irive eeean It was 

(Fftjr* 3, pii^Hel 

Fur Scrap Drive 

Also Booming 

Miny Help Provide 

Warmth far Soldiers 

while the scrap metaJ eel 

eampatgn was still In filgh 

n large niimber of Oeenii 

piople during the ^st 10 dnvs 

l 

SEA FOOD RESTAURANT 

flif tmm* ia ft** 

g ^ 

volUHtarily joined forces with 

Chaflig B, Hand, 101 central 

•'- *o put over a drive for scraps 

JJ lur. Hand two weeks neo nsk&d 

people to give any sfnail odds 

ends f f th th iht 

18 

— Oam* — 

Phone 9370 

OPEN ALL HEAR 

p g 

ends of fur that 

lying around 

to paek 

S 

they might 

she volua- 

p and send them 

Seamen's InsMtirte In Phll- 

scraps are being used 

pake warm vests fer me men 

American merchant ships, 

IMIVIEDIATE 

to the appeal 

and Uie coijeetion of Old 

seemed te be gaining fflOmen. 

all the time, Two large car- 

full of fur had been h 

this week, 

°' tht early major aids came 

St Ai hil 

Mijflity Hunter 

Hktink; IlnifH Three Teeth 

"Chippy" Adams, of Marmora, 

fenilemnr! fjinnier of the Electric 

Co., is thlnînf* of changing his 

i.jtlc? to "mighty hunter," 

A neighbor womafl told him the 

other day that a skunk was un- 

'ler her ehicken brooder. She ask^ 

ed "Chippy" tf he'd mtnd shoot- 

ing it. 

So "Chippv" got ft shut pun. 

He's just a bit on the hefty side, 

ft was a squpPEP geltini| under 

the buiidlne. buthe made it. Me 

drew a bead on Br'er Skunk, nnri 

piilied trie trl&ver, Tlic gun kick- 

ed—and knocked out three of nis 

reeth, 

Tlie skunk skipped, but not be- 

fore he had made it necessary for 

the hunter to change his clothes 

In the woodshed. 

Blood Donor Goal 

Is Still Short 

MobiU Unit Coming 

| Here Wednesday 

! Wednesday will be blood dona- 

tion day In Ocean City, when, the 

mobile unit of the American Red 

Cress is scheduled to visit the re- 

sort to eolleet ISO pints of blood 

to be added to trie worldwide blood 

plafitafl banU to be used to save 

lives of service men. 

The motile unit will be located 

at the First Methodist Chureh, 

Hours for bleed donation will be 

from 12:45 to 3:30 p.m. nnd Ji«n 

4=41 to 6:30 p.m. 

I.OCAL WORKERS TO ASSIST 

John Frie!. ehairiman of the 

Blood Fi&sms Committee ef the lo= 

cal Bed Cress bfanefi. and otfler 

ieeal workers will assist the visiting 

staff in the mass production pro= 

cess ef eKtracting n pint ef Moed 

from each volunteer donor, 

Oeeause the process is so well 

systematized, donors are urged to 

keep their appotnements promptly. 

AWiough the taking of bleed re= 

quires less than i'wee minutes, the 

entire preceis, including »!**£'- 

iod ftfterwnrd, requires a half hour. 

The donor feels no ill effects or 

pain. Everyone from IB to » « ell- 

ifitoie to donate, provided the medi- 

IS staff approves him nr her as 

Sle to give a pint of blood with 

safety, 

SEEK 8,500*000 PINTS 

The mobile unirtomine hst ? =l1 

one of niany such units constantly 

visiting communities in a drive ^ 

obtain 1500,000 pints or bleed from 

dried plasma can be made 

o nil corners of the 

donors 

• local 

Methodists 

May Be Here 

For Duration 

Conference May 

Be Held Here 

Annually 

Provided that Ocean City ?s 

not heavily occupied by milK 

tary or Navy personnel by 

thin time next ynxr, the New 

Jtrsey CunfereiW of the Me- 

thodist t'hurch will most cer= 

tainly return here for its an= 

nuai meeting. 

Thin was foreeust by local 

Methodist ofliciak this week 

J folltiwinK thf^ fl^nnrture of the 

fionfs rence held October 1 to 

4, HtTore leaving, nnnfprfinee offi- 

eials sxprpssed the belief, informal* 

ly> triat they would be back next 

year and posslblv each year for 

the dura Man ef the war. according 

to Rev, B?njamin F: Allgood, pas! 

tor of the host church, 

! OTHER RESORTS CLOSED 

! Assurance that the churchmen 

are welee'nie was given bv Howard 

S, Siaihton, lay official of the 

church, at the rally on the Music 

Pier during the Conference, 

•Methndists ejrnressed the belief 

th&t Atlaniie City and Anbury Far^t 

will both bp elesed to them again 

nest year because of occupation 

of ihe_ leading hotels by serviee 

men. These two resorts were the 

traditional meeting places of the 

Conference en alternate years, 

The ehurchmen were said to have 

been Wfll satisfied with the ap'flffl, 

modaUons provided for them here 

by hoteL^ and eatinir places, 

WOULD BRING HUNDREDS 

BACK 

Unless local hotels are taken over 

extensively for government use by 

next September, it was believeri a 

yirtual certainty that the Confer- 

ence would pome back with its 

nearly BOO delegates and several 

hundred other visitors. 

At present, occupation ef any 

large number ef hotels here ap- 

pears remote, tail it was admitted 

that the situation may elinqge ra- 

dically in the ensuing year. 

Holding of the Conference here 

means &n influx of at least $10,000 

to the resort, en a basis of e d s 

tures this year. 

HOTEL ^BttL 

Telephone Co. 

Pro motes Cunard 

SENIORSTUDIOS 

Phetographir** 

Phone 1138 

Portrait* 

and 

831 

St. 

lo 

the sisters Parochial 

th# 

fur. and 

l bfin * »! QW fur. and 

turned it am? to Mrs. Hand. 

1 preprietMSs of 

, also joined the Qfive 

her pntrons for fyr 

3 

Home M 

Spaghetti Sauce 

Wftfi It*lUn 

8ft 

Fh, ISM 

CONEY'S BAR 

LIQUOR 

Junking 

t Mast 

Sentln€l.Ledger ^ Hi 

« the scrapping; of the 

"nut I fliiak it ii eer- 

t the Uiiaf to ds= in 

pla« mm ttie salt 

on it fpr so many jeim 

te bum right up when 

furnace, w# lovf .@w 

my t%mst was In 

f at the ttaeît be- 

i««mded, and used w 

i^d It in a boat. We 

«ws?8 heard so much 

it that it WBM 

not to teow » 

JuttCWthe 

$M 

It was said thaf, tne 

for delegates cost the' conference 

$2,400 a day, and sinee they were 

here over ttiree nights., tJM^ven 

oeeupied hotels alone gressea $7,200 

worth ef business. This is^ not 

eQUnting expenditures far •iipecial 

features, automobiles, rfcrestion. 

etc. , ' 

Nlfext jfrtr's Conference will close 

on | weell ! day, not on Sunday, ae« 

eorihf to a resolution adopted at 

the. session here, Many delegates 

objected to transaetion of final 

business and the netjesity to travel 

home en the Sabbath The sessieii 

was ended Sunday Instead of Mon= 

day to conserve expensts, 

Gym Classes 

To Have Registry 

Health Program to 

Open Next Week 

Formal opening ef Qee&n City's 

cetamunity health program will 

take place next Tuesday and Wed- 

nesday nights, when registraEions 

will be taken of these Interested 

in joining regular gymnasium 

classes, 

The registration for the mens 

class wiU be Tuesday night, with 

Ray L Pite, Dr, Charles H, Vail, 

Ven E. Henrled and Mmer B, Jones 

as instrueters. 

Women may rOgistir Wednesday 

night with Mrs, Beryl Dougherty 

and Miss Mirtrtm Reldily, lnvfue= 

it is plimned to eonduct the 

classes weekly at the hish school 

eym, and the public is invited to 

tte advantagi of the opportunity 

l Th i no 

ELMER L, CLJNARD 

Elmer L, Cunardi who would have 

rounded out his eighth year on No= 

vemteer I, as Ocean fflty manafer 

of the New Jersey Bell Telephone 

Co., will leave today to assume lar= 

ger TeipansihiliUes for the com- 

pany, * 

He has been assigned to Atlantic 

Oity, where he will toe In charge 

ef all telephone cesmmunleationi for 

the armed forces from Toms River 

to Cape May Point, The new as- 

signment will, it is understoed. be 

for the duration, 

Mr, Gunarg" has been extremely 

active whiie here in civic affairs. 

A member of the Rgtary Club and 

an active Boy scout worker, he was 

one of tfie leaders in the iBeve= 

ment to establish the Recreation 

Center, 

Rodgers Gets 

364-Day Term 

Jailed for Theft 

Of City Funds 

Edward A- Rodgers, 46, was sen- 

tenced to 364 days in the county 

jail by Judge Thomas Siddall at 

Oaunt House, Wednesday, upon his 

plea ef non vult, er no defense, 

to a charge of stealing $fc257 in 

city funds froin the office of his 

sister, City Clerk Regina B, Rod= 

To Liberalize 

Tire Rations 

For Civilians 

Large Supply for 

Deserving 1 Prom- 

ised by OPA 

It may be too good to be 

true* but—resort* motorists 

who need their ears for work 

purposes, and who are willing 

to be good boys and girls 

about earing 1 for their tires, 

were assured by Washing-ton 

this week that distribution of 

passenger. vehicle tires is to 

be greatly JiberaHaed. 

The Office of Pfieg Admlnittra= 

Won announced & plan te build up 

a huge stockpile pf tires and prem* 

Ued teat evityone who wants them 

for necessary driving' will receive 

the BrinimMn grade of tire suited 

to hli purposes, 

MUST BE INSPECTED 

To be eligtole, however, the e&r 

owner must lutanit to periodic in= 

spection of his tUtss to show that 

they are not beiny abused and to 

insure that they do not become 

worn beyond the pemt where they 

can be recapped. He also must keep 

within the 3S=mile ipeed limit, And 

must share his e&r ft*ith others as 

far as possible. 

Liberality ef the Washington plan 

was reflected Monday in a release 

from the New Jersey OPA office at 

Nfwark, which announced doubling 

of the state's passenger car retread 

quota for October ''as a measure 

te conserve tire carcasses on tn« 

cars of eligible persons,'' 

DON'T WAIT TOO LONG 

Rationing officials appealed to 

persorw eligible for retreads to ap- 

ply for them at rationing boards 

Ijefere their tires are worn beyond 

the retreading point. It W8i es= 

plained that a reliable indication 

of the proper point at which to ye- 

fcrfiad is when the proving in the 

center of the tread has worn 

smooth approximately three qii»rt= 

ers of the total width of the tread. 

ten 

tate advantagi of t pp 

fer healtMul ej^relses. There is no 

l ttt erson must 

in J&iU 

Had'^ksn the mori#y^to 

E a private mattsrr' He declined 

w^rewil; th# nature, pf«^-«M P& 

îulic,'tout offered -to-felt-efe*jaort 

in private, 

ÔfÊXTENVAiFlNOi • r.i's'i--'' 

CIRCUMSTANCE _; ,.. ,,., ; ;,. i ,, 

preseeutflr French B, i^veland, 

after briefly reeiang the Jfaets in 

the ease for the court's benefit, de- 

clared he could see "ne extenuat- 

ing eircuinsteness." 

Uudge siddaii pointed out that 

there has been a wave of ttiefts 

sf public funds, and thai the time 

has come when no leTileney should 

be sf.iawn such effeiWera. He added 

thnt the sentence would have been 

more severe had Redgers 'been a 

public efficial. 

NO OFFICIAL STATUS 

Thefts from the clerk's office took 

place over a period or several years 

during which the clerk's brother 

voluntarily assisted hff without ef > 

fieial status. 

Rodgera told the court Wednes= 

day that his sister had had to bar. 

row the money with which to make 

restitution fer the Shortage ta the 

city eeimniisslaners, 

Bank Cuts Hour 

From Its 

original quota of retreads 

issued for October was raT553: the 

additional quota now being distri- 

buted will taring the total quota of 

retreads to 46 364, 

Washington OPA officials disclos= 

I Please) 

Day 

To Close at 2 p.m. 

Instead of 3 p.m. 

Because ipt the large number ef 

employes that have gene Into the 

werld. 

Response from volunteer 

here has been good, th 

branch reported, but up to yester= 

day there still was need fora few 

more to make up the hoped-for 160 

pints Other volunteers may regiih 

ter up ta Wednesday morning at 

Cross headquarter. 412 Sth st, 

George Btcker, Philadiiphia, was 

a week-ender fit his Bay Shore dr, 

cottage. - ' 

apDitrary mle iWtt a perjon must 

be present every week, though as 

fflanv ^ possible are ured to do so 

for majcimuin benefits, passes are 

for all adults, without charge. 

Later It is planned to orfanl^ 

neighborhood health dases, mm 

and places to be announced. 

Miss Helen Derrick and Miss 

Florence Wierman, resort teachers, 

spent the Columbus Day week end 

with Miss Wierman's parents, Mr, 

and Mrs William wUnifan, , in 

ii 

State Doesn 't Know Alt 

About Auto Dimming Rules 

Apparently the Army and the 

State Defense Council still ars not 

in accord en auto headllgM dim- 

mint, as ihewn by I mws relea^ 

from ttie Trenton ©ffl« of defenai 

last Riday, 

T*e mffit Mrioitf feulfc cited *» 

the most tsetnt biaetout test was 

Slid te be Uie tt^P^S 1 ^^ 

©f some eoaimunifcteB 

dri only wMa parttot 

IT, Mitchell B^BsWiftn 

W art 

Lew beam, he said, means the 

bright Ufhts on the lew bewn, and 

net parking lights. In Some 

comm^Stiea along tiie coast, it 

was esplained, motorists are T6- 

tad to dttre with paffclnf UihS 

fee dim out area "but only 

drtvinf direeUy toward 

and Uie car lights are 

it is far from accyrp.ti, for 

in Oast City tt applies to 

Point and Mm st, 

and on eroe-town 

in BOTH directions- At- 

As male anployes 

th bk h 

gone to 

py 

war the bank has substituted wo 

men, but the process of training 

them to fill the vacated positieni 

Is necessarily slow, it was pointed 

out. 

The change ii In line with simi- 

lar steps taken W many other 

bar&s, some of which new have 

women tellers. 

1-Legged Panhandler 

Chased from Resort 

Arrested for psnhaiifilinr, Slg- 

mund Z*'w i R§kyi 37, who said his 

home was ib Bayonne, N,J=, wat 

chased out Of town bv police On 

Zawasky also was booked on a 

charge of set having a draft res- 

istrstKra card, btlt inaanuch as he 

Md ent teg off near the hip resort 

police decided it didn't make much 

differenee. 

aad Mrs, Qeofse Stow end 

rsceiitly left the resort to 

reside u Burlinetan, wfiere Mr. 

U employ^, They were lo- 

for iievtt*! yeiW at 817 Pel 

Another Army 

Boat Launched 

S U* S. Inspector 

s i } Leg in Fall from It 

TJ, M. Army Enfineers seeeptea 

for delivery on *«Jiiesday a 4S- 

foet boat turned out in 41 wsr*ins 

days by the resort boat building 

crew of O, Joseph Meyer, 

The 'efaft was Of the same hull 

desLpi as eight otJiers buiK by the 

Meyer organization during tile past 

yeaTi but was changed somewhat as 

to superstnreturs, 

, It is intended for use in diuttle 

ferry SerViee across the tJelaware 

and Chesapeake Canal at CTiega= 

peake &£?> to take Uie place of a 

bridge which was knocked dews 

last Summer by a ship erashing 

Into itt Tn# ferry, only meani of 

transportation across the canal, will 

be in operation on about a lS-min- 

ute schedule nearly S4 hours a. day, 

HAS LARGER CABIN 

Previously. Mr, Moyer had built 

one group > ef five 48-tfeoters and 

later three more to be used by the 

Army as launches fer carrying 

troops and equipment. Some of 

these are now in service in tts 

Panama csmal Zone, The iutest 

beat was identical as to hull (Je- 

sifn, ibut had a latger, enclosed 

cabin instead ef the open typt 

phelter pfovldtd on the sthets. 

It was built in the Moyr; ^h.ip 

at 7th st. and Bay av*. 

t 

•* - v-f'- 

Be Occupied By F. 

\Johnatonm*a Friend 

Caused Here By 

Wind And Ram 

Lights Out, Poles on 

Fire, Sky Brilliant 

With Flashes 

Ocean City had an unscheduled 

blackout Tuesday night—tout it was 

staged by the Weatlier and net by 

the Defense Council. 

A combination of weather esBdi- 

tiens affeeted Atlantic Oifcy Mec- 

irlc Oampany trananission lines to 

the extent that short circuits oc- 

curred on half a dozen poles ear- 

Tying wires, eetting fire to eeveral 

ef the peles and causing intemip- 

tlon of electric power completely fer 

17 minutes. 

The main Inteiruptton of all light 

and 'power was frem S=ii© to 8:27 

p,m,, but seme sections of the city 

did not have their lights restored 

until 8:47,* 

CAUSED BY WIND, HUMÎTY 

P Idvin Retber, nianager ef the 

Opcan City Bivislen ef Wie" AtiantSe 

City Electric Co., esEplalned the 

troufele was eaused by EeveTal eon- 

seeutlve days of tiifh humidity anil 

northeast wind, which deposited a 

gslty filBv en the insulators and 

wires. When a iifirt rain game eaily 

Tuesday evening it wasbsd UJIS SBU 

solution into ereîees where it 

would conduct eleetriGity and cause 

sparks tp Jump, creating a short 

clreuit and burned out wires. 

Poles where this occurred includ- 

ed one at S4th st., Jhe first ta cut 

out- Ird st, and West av., -vrfiere 

Oie cross arm burned off and fell 

to the ground; Atlantic blvd. and 

the beech; fth st, and the Beard- 

walk, 16th st and pleasure *vH Surf 

and Kollytrse rds. 

CAUSED BRtLLIAJiT FLASHES / 

As one line went bad, the elffl^ 

trie eempany switcti&i to another, 

sniy to have that eut off a few 

later. Toe shsrt eireuite 

east brilliant flashes into the sfcy\ 

li|Jitninj|, The flnal 

ILaurle Johmtone, local 

taurant mm, te. woaderingas 

to the fate ctf his friena Eu- 

slgn Jonathan Barker, of tlie 

Cruiser VJncennes, reported 

lost In Uie Solomon Islands 

battle, 

Late last Fall Mr, Johnstsnt[•.. 

was a guest of Easlgn Barker 

on an Inspeotlon tour of the 

Vineennes, wMrfi was flien at 

Brooklyn 

Staff Of 

To Move 

From 

$2,500 

To be 

County G.O.P. 

All Out For War 

Experience of .Can- 

didates Is Cited 

ConvenrionHall 

To Be 

at 7th st. and Bay ^ 

in August. R-iday it was movr=a mit 

of the building, relied to 4th si 

l h d t hih id Fid 

Winter Ban Caused by 

Need to Save Fuel 

Convention Hall, whieh fer H*jiy 

Winters has prevWed one ^f ^p^ 

re^rt's chief centers for H¥â. 

tionai and spettln# betivl^ at §th 

st. and me ârawate. will not be 

open at ell this Winter, it was dis- 

doied this weric, 

Tne blf buiidins, aeeording to 

iV&ysr George D. Riehards, wH! be 

kept closed for the following rea= 

sons* , * 

1, Most of toe yeunj fellers 

who fofftnwiy engaged in basketball 

and ettoer activities '> are getof, into 

the armed forces or delense worK, 

A SAVE MONEY 

2, Oeniider^le money ân ; bs 

on fuel and by net having 

to employ earetateri for the build= 

^ it was open to doubt whether 

sufficient fuel could be obtained, 

under ratlonini, to heat Uie build= 

ing properly. 

in Pecent previous years the hall 

was in use every afterneen and 

evening fer seme netivity. mostly 

(Page i please) 

apmed serviees or who will go, Tfe[ launched at high tide Friday nig 

Hat tonal Bank ef Oee&n City anT%on ©apt, J. H, Allen's marine raii= 

neimeed today Uiat It will be oblig- F^my, Tnforinal tests of — —* 

ed to shorten Its hours one hour 

during the week. 

Effective Monday, Nove'mber 2, 

the hours wiil be from fl a.m. to i 

pm!f instead of 3 p,ni., as at pre- 

sent, fer every bank day eireept Sat- 

vadsy. The Saturday schedule will 

remain as at present, i a,m. to 12 

noon 

way, inforinai tste of ttie craft 

were made Saturday, and official 

trials were taken Tuesday by Army 

officials. 

INSPECTOR INJURED 

The craft is powered by a Byda 

dlesel engine of im horsepower. 

An accident marred _the launeh= 

ing day when Oapt, fted Bruwn, 

official inspector far the Army En- 

gineers, lost hLs footing on the deck 

and fell from the blostoed-up boat 

te the ittKt. just outelde the beat, 

yard. He sustained a broken left 

let, and irate removed that night 

by the ei^ aistalase to Fltêr- 

ald-Mercy Hospital, Philadelphia. 

The fall oeeutred while the boat 

was being pfe^red fer movement 

to the launc&lng point. 

Schools Pick Up 

In Enrollment 

(Resort putate echoolfl have pick- 

ed up some in enrsHment since the 

oparing of me new term, but the 

total for the three buiidkigs stm 

is 81 fewer pupils ttian a year age, 

as of October 1, 

wag afcawB iy »a msnthlv 

Brwwn to the Board of Education, 

Tuesday nigtit. Ortgbef i enroU- 

raent was 9H pttpUs, a gain. of 41 

since opening ^7 vbeti it was 808, 

Opening day wars* below last rear. 

Mr, aiU,.B£eB, W. Kehow, 

Uft the rwort 

spendtoy a 

fctetot 

Crashes on Bridge, 

Driver Fined $200 

pleading guilty to a chprgi of 

ciiivini while under the iniluenee 

of liquor, James A, Merrison, 30, 

a painter, ef Delsea Drive, D5l= 

nt, was fined S200 and $22,50 

in peliee eeurt here Man- 

Mori .jin was taken into custody 

Saturday night after his car had 

crashed into the railing ef the 

Somers Point drawbridge, Lisu* 

tenant Weilmah, of the State 

Guard, witnessed the accident and 

took the driver from ths ear, turn- 

ing him ever to Somers Faint po- 

lice. They in turn released him 

to Officers P -Huris and Edgar. 

ef the local ti> ncnt, 

Mayor George Richards, who 

imposed the firni, also suspended 

Morrison's driving license as re- 

quLred by state law, Morrison was 

unhurt in Gie crash. 

SMITH 

program ef full 

r&*lon U^ 

g on 

proaeeution And 

war effort, O>p^|y 

puUicaa candtdats put 

before the voters fails êk on' a 

basis of tbi?h- p&st records and ex. 

perience;^ V ';• ' i 

For the first 

nine years/ the 

floor of the -S 

Co, building, 8th 

buiy av^, will b 

for banking 

the end ofÔctb 

iThs banking 

the ^resort's J 

building will be 

ni^nently by the 

tdetit and' i%cord 

flint Margate 

thm F f l 

abet Corporation, 

TO HAT^ ffAlf IDT 

That tifeornce wlU 

this 

Nathaniel O, Smith, ' of J 

City, eiialrmaa ef Uie Ceus|y Re- 

p 

-out 

yestirday by GHsrle*•VJ. 

Sfeiyate who' & timiliial 

ft J. G,nad 

i deputy 

of New J 

sjjr Long wil 

Staff Of eight 

es, 1 together twlth 

of Tecords and 

to operate 

Indefinite period, 

T 

and ttit Oo, 

ip«a Its handi t 

the 

t 

% veteran 

d of 

needed in 

ClttS SCOTT, BOSWEIi 

Seaator fieett,,. jgpft 

has been -• rtn th| Itgislai 

i^s and had the fi 

t?wiw: beinp president af the 

ate, Assemfcljtnafi SeUweAl Il 

has bro«slit Home ih hi&N 

eounty by being s Bp6 l aker of Qie ,As 

s»nr.!bly this year, the flrgt thne in 

the eoiinty's history, , : "•/'-'»-. 

SurmfBte ining Wwh was d*- 

scribed as oldest ln r BQJnt of. ser- 

, i (Fafe 2 

As. 

County To Mark 

To Observe Anniver- 

sary Next Month 

Cape May County will be 2S0 

years old, November 13 ttnd, aL 

though the present emergency 

makes it impossible to celebrate 

the historic event in the e!&ber= 

ate manner planned a year ago, 

Uie various munieipalitles will be 

urged by eounty officials to ap- 

propriately observe the day Joeaily, 

In, anticipating ttie anniversary 

13 tnonths ago. Percy H, Jaekson, 

diTeetor of the Freehelderi arid 

head of the county department of 

publicity, tentatively outlined a 

week's program ef county-wide pa- 

rades, pagesnts and 'festivals to cul- 

minate in a huge central celebra- 

tion =Noytmiber 12» 

PEART, HARBOR 

ALTERED FLANS 

•After Pearl Harbor, however, Bffir, 

Jackson put titougiits of such an 

estensive prO|raBi out ef mind, 

"Even wittiout gasoline rationing 

and the urgent necessity for con- 

serving tires. It would net, in view 

of the waf, be fitting to celebrate 

the anniversary as oriflnally plaTi= 

ned," he declares. 

"But we in this most favored of 

all favored American areas should 

not allow such an historic occasion 

to pass unnoticed and unsung. I 

am, therefore, hoping that in each 

Cape May County community some 

(Page S Please) 

BowkerRuns Gauntlet To 

Reach His Hunting Club 

New Jersey agencies functienini 

to prevent sabotage and other filbh 

column activities ; are really keep- 

Ing a close watch on things. 

City Commissioner Edward B, 

Eowkir discovered this fact to his 

own satisfaction—ibut tome incon- 

venience, too—on a recent trip to 

Uie Plains Bunting Club lodge in 

the woods of Ocean County. 

Entering the woods, he • was first 

stopped by a soldier, who asked for 

Identification. Then he drove on a 

fartisr and was double- 

by another aoldjer, a ser- 

Drtvtag aJong a narrow gravel 

d deeper to Itoe wood, he was 

calling, upon him to step a third 

time. This turned out to be a ci- 

vilian policeman, who also eistt> 

ined his identifteation swds, look, 

ed over his ear, and telephoned ths 

most vital Information from a 

nearby call box to a central in- 

formation center, 

BO, Soaker finally reached the 

elubhouse, with which be haa been 

affillattd for years. But a few 

hours later two State 'PaUeemei 

arrived to make one final invest!- 

galon, < * , : < ' •'.•• 

The '^gauntlet* has fee#n «t tip, 

apparently, to guard against ftt 

fire sabotege atta^ also to 

ft 

for-five S 

Trust Oampany, 

the Ba&kefs 

Atlantic 

y, T 

eanm*rei*r 

Hallowe'en Fife 

On Music Pier 

Copt, Firemen, -Gityg 

Sponsor Public Pi 

Ocean. Qlty wUi 

we'en eetebfation on 

Ring. October 303 O ^ 

auditorium, it was announced 

terday by ^v, Norman V. 

city publiBlfiy direetor. 

The aSair, to be a party 

of the former street psra4e on 

bury sv,, wUl be spotLsored W 

WItt Bu»au im tt 

Xt will fee a esEt»Be pa«y 

resort people of all ages,, Isit 

particularly for ftp y o ^ 

snffous prises win be 

elaborate and wmto 

Uie program wiil include OB 

ing, graiid march and psrt 

dance at the conclusion for 

An amateur contest is a 

ifcy. 

Addition^ detajls on 

rnents wUJ be anneusad neltt mm 

It was decided-ât to attetnptl, 

parade out of doors because of i 

diffteul^ of proptr U^sttaf 

in toe dta out iti 

Nutrition Class 

To be Formed H 

A dais in mrtrttton wfil fee 

ed Monday at 3i30 pm ia 

mestie sdenee roeta ef tfc< 

school by Mrs, Augystas © 

pmff, science teaieJie?, 

Persons wishing te 

n\itrit>iell&V y^t^ê^ v^ $P 

be welcoaned. The fund 

cooking, ttow to 

eooWng, w 

ho« to meet the w»r 

sufs? and meat su 

average family wiU be ID 

of sdx lessons, Tb • 

c h a n g e , - ••-. 

Born . 

To Resort 

Botli 

of tat w«k,.; 

operfifttm «| 

i^'lBpBflB^?^^' 

/ • • • % 

' I

gs^&'3&#.*.:;: 

U. 

-'~A? 

' "''/': f ^.JVT 1 - 

r. 

__ ^_ 

r i( e *i 

*» 

ttm OCEAN C1TV 

p 

atttSerities tmve been 

patch tests for tu- 

(boss with posl- 

i f 

Unthoughtfulness 

Big Fire Cause 

Fireman Gives 

ians a Few Examples 

URCH ES 

dtttel 

i 

to state law, 

opening ws# 

4 

FOE QUICK 


Stt White Horse Pike, 

BQO BASBOB CITY, N. J. 


LADIES COATS 

Case » is Barfesf ts 

Set for YoHM*|f Our 

Beautiful Selection of 

IfeBistB, «i»{l * Lad- 

ies Co*ts is «!1 t&e 

frtwisi MitirUU «aa 

Style! Airsti trim (« 

FletOIT 

Q- 

RED CROSS 

PROGRAM TONIGHT 

"What the Ideal RPd 

Is Doing" will be the topic of j 

tonlfht's Rotary Club pro- ' 

grata st 

T Methodists 

To Aid Canteen 

Cooperate in Serving 

Soldiers' Club 

Sunday Services 

11NION' CIIA PEL BY TIIE SKA 

i S=5til sL Slid AH byry av. 

"T'lic Chllrch of the Rustic f'Fiisc 

in iiiii Ssnidny gj'f-.onl. 

Miss ITfARrfmd tn 

i * _ 

t 1 III'R nir 

'Another type of unthouyhtfiii= Corson :ind_Mi>^ Julai K fit-til! 

ness was shown in she hiii'niny of [ Mrs. j Kiii.fs 

the liner Morre Castle and the i rluiryn or fiir firvnt.nmsj \vv 

transport Wakefield." j chiiHfimi Fellowship in i.-itm 

CHARGES FAULTY DESIGN ! pi ' SfM1 *"is tin; H»>mr !_,(•_! or* 

_ " "" i r?Hd mi the theme \}%> Mr>- .if' 

Chief Smih charged that naval • sieoltnnn M"s § Humli'V HH 

architects who designed these ships ; and Mrs Lou Ifi Sanrlfr. 

at fault. Although the vta- I A rum.naur ,•l iiiiiii sivi.i 

j lit- Kirk, M H O ihi' I.nrii s h i i P • 

hi.ii ifi). !iJhJiici ri i s ' 

T i n * Ijfi-axiii Hi n i i i M jil?i!.j iiii'Vpfii 1 '; 

t h e fniliniifi^ ;;:i^,i.:i ! I r n ' i : ' ; > ! 

C l i i-l^t Ulii S f l r M : ! 1 > S'liiinU Si 

rwr- nnii Hcishh wnh K*n- in 111* E 

Pt-ripi u!'!'-'--" In M.n••-,• ii;i fci-r K*:>i.\- 

••Tin' p h v ^ K i i l fwiihriL 1 H I c l i i . ' . ' i.iti 

Mt 1 it'fiff' rl'MiJU; i)ti\v ii^ jii ,Ji>'-'i*,' 

HIT!' ''n»11 th< ! (•>[!('! .1! 1O11 nl Cil'I'i' 1 

PriiiOJjilc hi'to:!' w. hlch sm n;h! i-;i- 

h i ' n s r \ci:-f> i l l O l r r c i l l : ! 1 , I n llli• ii;i? i 

lilt' mivi]s\i> vriiH eondifuged by 

flip sire president. M's. Hliani W. 

Oronn. with ripvnilfiiis In eharwe of 

Mrs, WoodrufT 

reports wt'rp a\vt>\\ by 

r=!iiitl = i' ! lfn. 

Mih. Hepf rrpoHcri on the recent 

pi•psbyfprinl Meeiing wlllcli the at- 

i'lififd in I'ltiiiii-i, ii-nH iUso Uw re 

rriU riistilrf IIl*-t't llli: in 

attended. The cOektni] PSf- 

ty and dinner dance included wives 

of nietnibersi and an attehdfuir" of 

ino persd'is was estimated, 

Harold HolTniah, AtlantiG City, if* 

of the AtEeeon Islnnrt 

Attending from the re 

sori were: Mr ahri Mis 

j W Nelffls, Dr, ntid Mi*jr John 

Dpiiii!. 1 anri Mr nnri Mrs 

V 

Tlic new siiftlv 

r.n": w 

nrnne 

boo 1 *, "On This 

bfieny 

Dr, Townsend Co. 

Red Cross Head 

Named Vice Chairman 

On 25th Anniversary 

Added To Faculty 

To Aid in Girls' 

Physical Education 

The Board of Edut-itiuii 

night, elected Mrs Bt'ryj i 

erty, wiig nf Psliri' Capuiin Guftryf 

Deugh*»ny. to be a pan ttmo tu, 

sistfint i!i the girls nhvsU'Ut »du = 

Cation rippnrtjnPiif nf the Mijjh 

i-cti Miss 

h*" ! iMi us 

re 

,\ 

the rriwt = 

iUiie vwis enjoy- 

'lMi> nt>Mi mtinih 

he tui Tiis'hd 

• i n m ai i iir 

in 

fiiet*t!ii(i will 

'ii'.bpr 10, »t 

r>l Mi's 

Df Jrhn H Tnist'iid. Of C 

rity: w?ifi I'icrtcri vk-o rhtili'nniii of 

t(ii> n:ip« ! MHV Cfiiriiy Chiipirr oi 

jht' Ami>rU-! si!S'[>t ! !'cM J 

SkillinH. of Coin! Hon.*! 1 , | in a Philadeiphhi FiospHui Rii!' 

She was chosen tn 

Margaret Svit, who 

sistant for four yiMirs 

quarter tlnie' hmisi: MIAR SV;I 

to tiikt' a ful! tim^ 

of [{ills' physiritl 

cation in Sali'm Hi 'i School. 

Mrs npughei'tv in a sister nf ; 

Mirinni Rrit?hly, girls' !tUil 

Ri-v. iii'tifyr ffiic 

!' = !.) J in, Pm ' i 

S1 i11'•;!' Hi :>u(il 

n • \

C'tiuri'li 

Th.n, 1 

LSI I 1 '-!.'!! 

? fi-nijP 1! 

t!l = 

III 

fire department muM ht 

ough re pqpp.wttij po-ssltfld 

the resort's larger hotels, 

"The fire 

"should be an every commit!r-e 

town that has. to dot'ttii 

safety, And any timr there is 

qiiestiDri''as Co what should fer tlohp 

about iirr pi'i'vention. he 

"We are veiy srjnrt ,fl( 

Otif psrsmnel 1 hiis betn 

by the draft and by mm yping ill*.. 

"ii, rS . ' ' ! I- 

Frank Lrr Mrs. Philip Sh 

Niiihiuiifi f Fniifh Mrs 

TI PJ.I. 

4ft fi 1 ' " "Hi b s* fi 

I i 1 R 

i w;!l 11 c T 1 

'. S 

!er 

M''s. 

Ciis 

f>i Mnvv B 

LOIIK. Ml* D 

;;in Mrs 

Mi 

•' ML 

Ln 

Mr L 

ft ,* 

i,,^ 1 

iir 

\tf- It 

•. M. •- 

j I. 

war indii«trl#*. 

volufiteers to 

force. 

with 

pale! 

Ralph M, VoSbllfjill. II! Asbiir\ 

rd,. is now conneeted wilh thy ils 

esil division of the QuiirtS't-iiiiiJitrr 

Corps in Washington". DC Mr. VON= 

btirgh. welj-known aepouniani. 

been active in the resort D 

Council. 

rinn' 1 

Mi WiliisMt 

M n.'kt".' 

Miirv FuK. 

Pl'c; ^S'li'iîn Chill C'll ill tin. 1 L" 

A viii] !ui\i' itM l3fttiV innHhil hw 

hm in iii" Fii-M Ph^hMf' 

Churtii Aihtntir f'M\ Mtinein 1 - . 

TlK'hfliU A-llnKli'l-'iMOV W\U 'lit- i-lr 

Ct I'w 

KsieltfiU location, 

ly furnishe^l. Dnuhln gu ill g« 

iiilh room, Low pric-e si'l ihj>s 

wrrk. fiir quirit sulr, Fn»- 

terms write llninks, Hi 

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Thill'.-fiii 

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in 1 F.:id«t¥ur 

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FIBMT ciiriic'ii MI:THOIJIST 

Hth ±L ;i!ifl t "fitnii ilv. 

[•", \MJMMMI, MlnNler 

(irni. 

To come out Sunday and join those who gather to give thanks to 

the One who provides all our comforts and all our needs. 

thr ppfipl? in t'fU'P'T' 

imvi [jpi'ii hplprti b". 

Tn iiincr!i;[] 

Hfttt.' miifli i 

torturi' of 

niifw'lvps if "hlv 

in C>nti' ] 

It \: J in piifonrii 

itflvnniaiif" nf ifistt 

j>: : r;%-it!"fl in ;hi'ir 

vrtriOitN si*! : virrs nf 

frrmi iiini 1 in 

Thf .,f-rvif-(-,-. fin 

fnr iii*> rnnij 

follow?; 

0^30 n tn Tlir ChmHi 

FollfnvMi.jp of thnKr 

tr'!'"'f-iti ! f! in In iff "Amu 

Qoo :ihfl Hi^ Wsu' 

ws'lrnm* 1 niui n" plsirr for 

1! iijii The Moi"ijn, Worship, 

srmion '-iisbjprt inr flU?; 

svili 1^' ••fifMirarie iluit cori = 

fiUPrs." Thf 1 sppfiii] n-Mihic 'will po 

jtvravnicil bv'i'ir Srninr CJioii': 

fi45 jm. Thn Yn.ifh Fellowship- 

Alt vniilli from 12 to 23 ;trf l 

in bcrnm* 1 n part s»f thi.N 

of 

thnl 

l! be a* 

flirinl A 

i ;HT In 

nr*. ;r:oiii 

Tiii res n 

pm. Thr Evrniiirr 

np. rnrtir iii thf 

hours rs! thr H;ibbaUi Dnv 

vnii ttiiyht. likf thfisr 'on thp 

tn Emmiujf,, be rOnsctnus rif 

OfiKAN C fTY BAPTIST 

Itiih si. anri Wrrfey av. 

Rible 

Wiinam A, 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

Wm Have It 


& Loan Assn. 

801 Asbury Ave. 

M: > w 

Nin.i r 

in:; it 11* 1 

W 

•M!lliii 

Hfii(!s>!H«n 

Mrs 

Mil V 

!> Eli 

'l Pf'tlit, M"H 

.Iiiliii MrCil! 

wh n r 

All iiihr-r county ofTlceri, w(*n ! n 

I'lrHi'fi it>! fiillftW^-; Ghtl it'll'>!il Pii'S 

ton F:Mir'i', Cnnri HOIIKP: t'Ot'tt'- 

jiiwmtimn sj'rt'rliiry. Mrs; Miirître! , 

Will son Court H'iiiJM 1 ; riusiIit'iitt • 

.'j'pfrtHry. Roy Errit-kson; tii'MKUirr. j 

m bp 

dmjghtt'r recovers. 

of Hi.i'y until 

Lutheran Women at 

Home of Mrs* Rhodes 

A ri'Jiit;! U;! yi'i-li (in llie is^ ! * 

Till' pli-MfiiMl! Mrs J 

^. opciH't! 1111• ii 

;."i'r 

J ST .fin*- 

whlfh 

f! 

Thr nsrNinu ot'currrd i'XLiCiiy «1 

vfTuw iifii>r thv rounty t;hai>t«'i' w i- : 

ni*i;,iM!/od ! p'r, 

spht «sir wfls riisrussecf -In si tarirf 

iitltirp, 1 -^ by MtMS Biidi* 8 Jnmri.. n'pvp. 

sfiiting !ii! ! Ni'\v Yot'k nffiff 1 of HIP 

bv ,f1r- i Ner|h "Atliintic Afc'ti. 

Mrs t 'I:I ;•'!"""" 

County G,O>w 

fjf Wiiiptawn, N.j 

!i''-iir\i in •-. in (hi. 

H4(i Pluzii |J1 

Mf Nevlii'rry is New .!»• 

• Rt'yiniiiil Hi-:.ii'h fMI'ci.r 

Wty Just take on cakes, j Uny, AMimnf hnH r-, 

baked with ] 

in use! Writy Ruitifsrc Nt , ft.ir thf* winter 

iCwdf-r, Bo* FS, Rumfordi R, I 

_ _i Mr. and Mrs Floyd V, 

-— fmmi-r]v nf Iiuhiitiii. who > 

ed at 10th st. niid Asbury av,, inov- 

School Teacher 

Has Operation 

; Foran Warns of 

U Milk Shortage 

havin 

tr*rni, 

L: with 

-2* 7 , frii ;i five 

Finer then vf>U*"s ?IUTC 

him to offiri 1 by f:\wahPlnii!m ni i- 

I Ifalt)h T. Siv 

f Pn-rry H, Jirk^ 

htuo bep?i en tin 1 

1R32 

Trent on. 

VII 

lime 

M:*-; tn she 

County to Mark 

250th ^Birthdayf 

from I*ii>ie i 


i 

.Hiirli 

If! 

\v 

T "4 

UrliHT 

A,,i 

y 

2nd 

"We 

M 

ill 4 IJ nr>rhfti!: 

Mrs 

!•!,> 

i! rii-'ini inn hmyi-MT bi'ir ! f. h' 1 ii!\t ! n 

riii! m. !hc wcrk stt Movpml.M'r n. 

in sin 1 IfnihcM'iLs oi wliiii !.-, hfiw 

ii/-, ;! uu?. in UH' fiiivH wht-n irls'iiMU 

3s roamed it^ 'twiiplk's IMHI 

lanti " 

1IKHK 

Tu Liberalize Tire 

Quota for Civilians 

uifirial M!" 

•-r-ii's wbrn n ?f r 

nwet 1 iics wri'!* hi-Ul, thv 

liiiH dedd;ri \o fn>t?,,o 

ami havo the in-m- 

iilit \TJtf.T3 l!l their own (lift 

With oijiy oiUM-nirHv widr- 

^ platinrd, 

nni?! bi ! I'irii'ii'nr nri unrr 

:n ()!!!-««'?'m Um of thi 1 wsr 

o-iiv |fv i!iii?v o n !hi> I:MMJM 

lilt! iilMS iii'le ill 111'").!'." ill!* 

("IMptmn ^hiU'IIH'nt MI Ifi "Wi 

cvi'i'y lnfliicnfc, i!it< : fps! rnn.swl 11 ! 1 

luHin niui inMivity whirh in n t\ 

wuv inlerti'n's uith 

M' 

'-f 

if Milk piiiiirtj! Direetgr Ar« 1 

ForHh uiiriictj rit si'learlne fa 

iv, that tls naljeg 

• ifiil milk 

in inilliy 

do nnt river tlir rost. of prodUt 

linn iind •li.stn'auLiijh. 

Y\o m\t\ sosn^ diili-y famisra !a 

New jn-m-y. inrhiflina nearby 

rm Couniy have quit business be. 

cause they werr-,' . Phiiiidciphiii. 

Mis* B'ff'k wiis sir'e-ki-n Nuddi-nly 

win it* VIM tins ;u i.im (1Omf. of ner 

hroth^r anti îsit-r in law. Mr. sin1 

iVTrs. Wiirrrn Hn>fk. Philudi'lphiii 

whore sno :_• n,1 hfr mtJt'u»!=. Mrs 

Jsî!* Brock. w(.j-r ippjujm- Kevenii 

tinys prior f: h«'f mother-, ret urn 

t< ! her hf/iin> in Wnyiwt-huri! p:i . 

yff'r ii ji;onth% \ripaiinn iprnt in 

ni=fM!i! tJitv with Mv.h Brock. 

Her eoJHM'i:_m hist H.^ 

Ct'i jiiitJ.sf;lr j !iiry. 

MISS YVILNON'S MOTIIKR 

CHIIU-AU.V ILL 

M:,is Annp Wiltifm, hijih >.:-hofll 

Ft!•»}[•'•! if'iifhi'r. WiiS CiiiH'd SlKlfJlMI- 

Iv early Himfitiy ;;,0'-niiiy while vis- 

itin;{ in Philndel|.riiji and informt-d 

of Hit crii'riil iili.iKii of HMT- mother 

M-'-si ^'Tif*•j> wrt-iii. si; tht hnnipof 

Mi^S W:lsiOn ! ti shi.'r MI' 5 ?. EyiWiil'd 

Barlnn, CfntcrviMn, Md TAim Wil 

left inimt'dintf'h 1 for iit-r :r.n 

K bt'd?;H!r. 

Mrs. Jfiiij E, D", iii© is putasti 

l'.nj. for her. 

Resort Triples 

Scrap Quota 

lf, tonpifi" flifir initUil 

drSv*' by H9g pfiunris 

S.S!13 ¥*il Sim BY TUESDAY 

Last week ihpy turned in 8J4O 

naunHs nf scrap, Th s wee's, includ- 

iiie 1 he sni'iin (••'fpivp'i bv Tuesday s 

riight, they had t'lrncd In P,M2 

pounds, itiaktn; ! ihi'iF priind LoUii 

]R,77a rKi'intls in two weeks. 

Thf bit? toiiil was nid^d by o 

hpftv f-Hntriijiitlyn from Edward Q 

Kurtz, auto clesHi'r, while pupiia of 

St AiitJii^t iin. 1 s Parochial School 

{•tiUpfiotl i 3:>0 pounds, w'iich was 

by rfir the hiirhfst. nf anv school. 

Wp^lty av, -sfhool turnpd In 3.250 

pounds, hi(jh whonl 1,330 pounds, 

find Cpntrnl nv: school 1002 pounds, 

pursils wtrf' of «rrai RF.- 

* to thi> s?rnp contrrittee yy 

up f.mnli piles placed out 

(or collect inn, thus eliminating nu- 

ffiseks. 

I Piirotjh1.1l pupils Rollorted. 5,070 

j pounds, all told. »iUn» tliem an 

1 flveraiir of 6,^ pountis jiyr plipii in 

I a ift-driy period. 

WEST HiliE ACTIVE 

I TJie Wen HU\v also has joined 

\ tthrjU.'-h«';n'i"rilj i In ihf? scrap fur 

I scriip, undfr the prmidiri" cf erier, 

; gpiit; Anna L. Jonts, president at 

i !hi? nijfofvri Womrn's Republican 

pounds at tt»i Oi^rinlmtisn head- 

quarters, 732 West av., and Miss 

Jenes is ufgliig, them to ! continue 

the eflfort today and tomorrow to 

ototHin ^hs original go&l of §0P 

pounds, A meeting to discuss f* final 

round ojp will take plate tonlglit. 

Six collection units have been at 

work within the Organi*mtlQn, 

Fur Scrap Drive 

Also Booming from page 1 

Un to Wrdnrsdnv. tiic c 

ts had tyrn?d in abQut 433 

scraps and collecting them at ths 

shop, Psiiee aprgeant Ben Dungan 

volunteered ts be collector at po= 

liee headgutirterB, city hal!s and to 

take wh&L he received tfl Mrs 

Hand. 

COMMUNTTY-WIDE 

Now the drive has reached the 

proportions of community,wide ef- 

fort and Mrs, Hand is urging pub- 

lic school pupUi to emulate the eg= 

HfiiQlc of tne parochial ehildren by 

bringing fur scraps from their 

homes 

Any hind or slse of fur piece Is 

acceptable, ineluding tiny ta*im* 

mings. Expert furriers in large ei= 

lies have offered their services to 

make the tidbits into warm vests 

for sailors, 

THESE HAVE CQNTMBUTEij 

Among those who already have 

pontrlbuieti to the fur pile at Mrs, 

Hand's home are the following: 

Mrs, Mary Sundstrgm. §0 Oen- 

traj av,; Mrs. Mary Davis, 716 As- 

bupv ay.: Mrs, Edna Ofdfrey, 14*7 

Aisbury nv.; Mrs, EUen Blizzard, 503 

2nd st.; Mrs, Alice Horner, ]37 Cen, 

tral av,; Mrs. Frank Sannino, ith 

and West av.; Mrs, Smiiii, 135 Cen- 

tral av,; Mrs. Stalnwn, US Oea- 

tral av.: Mrs, Mary GeneH, 133 

Central av.; Mrs, Mary Huff, 1st 

i' 

«-fllj"!_| [uv,r |n ylvr thc»! up 

in iiMaii'iV stocks nlsn wil) tin 

th thf Mot'kpilfv 

Price 1 Adnii'iif-trutni- I.COM Hen- 

whpn an !]!ht'nj'i!'ii! r^, 

pr> _\fii\ r'niirity w,is pii- 

glnri? Orran CM* The rlis 

pluv will bs 1 sluiwi ,iii CiitJr M:iv 

IJiiilfy mu'h wff'': t'lcrrti.fU'r un r •* 

niid [jt-obuiiilv !iKiudin_r ilip u>frk 

nf NiiVMiriber 16 It drpi_=t>; in no = 

vcl fiishinn .sri'tios of t>:iflv Ciip** 

Mny County MMCI is wi l |J 

jil 

l^'rn ;i house jJiirNi cif Mr 

Hiii't^ a, Mitlji, 841 Pcllui 

I w fi tiinritiis, trfL Mt}fit!n. v 

fnr Hadfionflylri. uh*-rf sJ» ! wi'l 

Ur, nnd hfkt Wiiharn Ancl'i 

ihprc she will an fti P! 

a and viHi fr 11 • 1111 M hrftr. 

to hi'-- iimno in Akron, n 

where sli*' jiit>?; iiiHi liiM- drfutifii. 1 

iind snji 111 hiu, Mr, silul M"s Hiw 

ry Me Dowel L 

MFi:in 

n 

J 

MAGAZINES 

For Christmas 

take rri ami is» 

fhio yeit 

aid, trII i(j7I for full 

iiiiiiriiuiliiitl, 

hundreds of laboratory 

tusts every day, we make sure the 

dairymen producing Abbotts de- 

lu*c= "A" Milk earn the bonus we 

pay them for extra cleanly care* 

That's why yau can 

always be sure of 

thy dLilly purity and 

safety of Abbotts 

deluxe "A" Milk. 

TheAhhuii^ Milk* 

mia has Vi .ir Ssv= 

ioei Si linn'. I -if 

It's even more deiieiaui Mmo%eniied=easier Is 

e Vitamin D. 

as 'nn over nil rnnfrnl to insure 

ftir 1 he iiiiMfin rnniinuiiiy u«i* of 

tliosf. f>r ii;; 27_f)(JO.OUO passviitipr enrs 

whirls arp a vital part of ItH rfon- 

olny und it-s trii'ispnrrntSnt] ,lo fur new suiti u._,i d 

wiiiHs, them Will |H> cli^thte tu iip. 

Ply- 

State Welfare Unit 

To Meet at Trenton 

The New Jersey Welfare Qiiijii- 

rSi will hnld its 4is 1 sciniisil con- 

fpreru't 1 NtJVf'mljfr ]2 iitiri 1-] nijnn!=y, will prf-arh thf 

. Mrs. jfniirttp , Darby 

wlli hin-j. "The Eves nf AH 

Wnil, Upnfi Tliw." hv J. H 

a m, church 

WE DO 


with 

Most Modern 

Equipment 

m 

SAME DAY SERVICE 

IF REQUESTED 

• 


Ph. 1078 S07 - 9th St. 

Fine 

HOME 

iHEA_V FRONT 

S Bed Rnnm-, 3 It^Ch „ lint 

ler Ilpat and Oil huriirr, Fur- 

fMslirri Finp. SSiMjtj enn rcrnain 

on Mortijago. 

Sacrifice 

Prtee 

$10,500 

CAREY 

15th St. and Boardwalk 

S 

MILL>1LLEf N, J, 

A Complete Line 

* 

^ 

Rssllnd ['0! K oa.it 

1 Op Muscle Ru iist 

Df! Ron Si • 

Ri!> Rnast 

Lef_ts of Spring Lamb 

Shoulders of Spring Lamb 

Long rhread Sauer Kraut 

Felin's Frankfurters 

Swift's Smoked Tongues 

1'ancy Fresh Broilers' 

[n,v>cy Frrsh Stewing Chickens 

fancy Fresh Roasting Chickens 

hancy Fresh Hen Turkeys, 1 0-lb, 

GROCERY DEPJinTMENT. 

KADQTA VtCiB 

WHOLE WAX BKAMS 

ni.fi FASIIIQNEO LIMA BEANH 

ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES 

OLD FASHIONED PEAfiHES 

FRUIT COCKTAIL 

BARTLffiTT PEARK 

WHOLE PEELED APRICOTS 

PIE CHEFtRTES 

PURE SOUTH JERSEY CIDER , , , , . 

Pliit' Appk 1 Juict* cpntnJnii no Pit 1 

tb 

If) 

tb 

tb 

tb 

tb 

ft 

ft 

tb 

ft 

Ih 

ft 

ay, tb 

v*n 

riifl 

,,,. ran 

,,,, ran 

ran 

ran 

ran 

, . ,, can 

. . . . ran 

# Native 

39c 

4Sc 

43c 

45c 

45s 

38e 

6c 

38c 

42c 

47c 

42c 

4Sc 

53c 

me 

•J5f 

:13c 

mt 

33r 

,11c 

me 

I 

"i , ! bb6iis Mn-i. i". OF tils'phonf Ot 

i !!y 5 

ABBOTTS DAIRIES, INC. 

a/ lt"jiier:{i&rjmi Cretifiril Milk 

lii! LPUIA CAMDES SEASltORP. 

REPUBLICAN RALLY 

Wildwood Golf Club 

Thursday, Oct. 22nd, at 1 p.m, 

Come Out and Meet 

ALBERT W. HAWKES 

Candidate for LL S, Senator 

BErsUAMIN D. FOULOIS 

Caiididate for^CongTessnian 

And Your Local Candidates 

iWilNfi VOUIt FRIENDS AND ENJOY A 

SOCIAHLE AFTKIÔON 

©nlsMMti iinti puiri for by the Rs-piibiiCiiii Cafflpaiun 

Your Voting Privilege Is An Important 

FANCY FRUITS anJ VEGETABLES 

ORANGES FOR JUICE ... Hoi. *%?' 

LAROE GRAPEFRUIT , i lot Ue 

SBCKLE PEARS ..,..".."" ,, 2 ibs= ^ e 

CRAB APPLES , , , 2 Ihs- 25c 

SEEDLESS OR^FES , ' ,, H> l& 

BARTLETT PEARS ,...,..."" , , « for 23c 

CAPE COD CRA'NBERRIES ",".",",",","'.",",,,,..,.,.. » b * £l ' 

Atlantic City's Qreat Department Store—Dial 4-1111 

Far Greattj Feat 

We KtCemmthd 

Invisible 

Th# new and modrm method of 

shoe repairing. Eliminates that 

mended appearance and t ^ =25 

makes walking f^-iler. 

win 

M, i A 

E SAI 

In Furniture Department 

Prices In Some Cases Reduced One-Maif 

Straightening stocka has brought to light many one-pieceôfâJklnd items, To 

clean them out and make room we have grouped them into five price groups— 

each group at drastic reductions. Early shopping is urged, 

NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS 

Part of the "American Way of Life*' 

-VOTE- 

General Election Day, Nov. 3, 1942 

Republican Candidates 

! 

POLE LTMAS ....,.'.. ."",... 2 

STRINGLESB 1EANS _, Z 11K. 35o 

SWEETS OR YAMS ,,,. = , 3 lbs- Me 

WHITE CAULIFLOWER , . ,,, head &? 

BROCCOLI ' ,,. ige, bun- ?De 

YELLOW OH WjnTE TURNIPS - ,, 3 IN. 14c 

WHITE CELERY HEARTS ,,,..,..,,,,,,..*. I*UH, 2»° 

Store Will Be Closed 6 P. M, Fridayi— 


v-il 

a 

Û. S. Senator 

IX J ALBERT W, HAWKES" 

^r Congressman 

L x l BENJAMIN FOULOIS 

Sanator 

I. GRANT s 

EFT JOHN IL BO5WELLT 

RTCH 

RALPH T. STEVENS 

CY H, JACKSON 

Coroner 

HERBERT RTTLANSMAN 

Phone 2185 Delivery Service :^d and paid fop by Repubiicwi 

Cesnniittse, 

Your Choice of 

Any Item In 

This Group At 

Ottomans 

Assorted Benches 

Gold Frame Mirrors 

Limed Oak Nite Table 

Bleached Mahogany Nite 

Table 

Gold Frame Pictures 

Maple Dinette Chairs 

Assorted Maple End 

Tables 

Juvenile Nite Tables 

Juvenile Mother's Chair 

Walnut End Table 

I Mahogany & Maple 

Ladder-Back Chairs 

2 for $5 

Juvenile Costumers 

2 for $3 

Your Choice of $ 

Any Item In 

This Group At 

Maple Chest 

Maple Dressing Table 

Limed Oak Dinette JJuffat 

Mahogany Gateleg Table 

Mahogany Smoker 

Maple, Mah, WaL Hostess 

Carts 

Mahogany Sewing Cabinet 

Mahogany Coffee Table 

Walnut Tier Table (Mod,) 

Walnut Lamp Table 

(Modern) 

Walnut Corner Bookcase 

(Modern) 

Blue Cretonne Chaise 

Lounge 

Prima Vera End Table 

(French) 

Your Choice of I 

Any Item In I 

This Group At I 

Maple Dresser 

Walnut Vanity 

Prima Vera Vanity 

(Modern) 

Walnut Full-Size Bed 

(Modern) 

Walnut Chest (Modern) 

Maple S*Pc, Dinette Set 

Mahogany Cellarette 

Maple Dinette Table 

Walnut Drop Leaf Table 

Champagne Vanity Base 

Wheat Twin Bed 

Maple Juvenile Bookcase 


Any Item In 

This Group At 

$ 

25 

Light Oak Dresser 

Maple 5-Pc. Dinette 

Maple Dining Room Table 

Maple China Cabinet 

Wheat or Champagne Corner Cabinet 

Mahogany Twin Beds 

W. & J. Sloan Maple Vanity 

No Federal Tax on Furniture 

Convenient Terms May be Arranged 


Any Item In 

This Group At 

Limed Oak Dining Room Table > 

Maple Dinette Buffet 

Maple Corner Cabinet 

Wheat Dinette Table 

Walnut Kneehole Desk 

Bleached Mahogany Regency Server 

Limed Oak Chest 

White Juvenile Dressers 

Limed Oak Dresser 

Mahogany Vanity 

Wheat Dresser Base M, E, BLATT CO.—8th Floor 

t~ 1 _ i iMiiuii 

HELP YOUR! 

TO QUALITY 

tporUtag 

FraHs sad 

Mfey 

svek m 

lorly at tin* *ott 

SHOP EAELT 

You will save time at :i 

well as money, - 

Fancy 

White 

bad19 

Fin* Wmmwum Catxot • 

Pie 

New Grtcn Splnadt 

Large Juicy Lei 

Jaamthmm or 

Enit*rB 

• fw *_lc 

9 1B| 

Fancy Tokay Cr»p«» "T£* » i#c , 

Celery Hearts •*• tB " 

Swe-t Potatoes 

&SCQ Pancake Flour 

»E ,^l 

Stringiest Beans 

Watkins Table Salt 

Large Sweet Prunes 

Farmdale Cnees« 

Saltines h* KeobUr 

Ivias 9 Spiced Wafers 

OSCO Tomato Soup 

Waidori Tissue 

»••»•) R J 

BOO s& 

For 

[Cl 

411 

a 

E 

S 

BmlMaus fifee Pti 

ftsb-ferd 

&_lla Blue Rasa 

.YlhljC eelEtonia 

| H* - 

11- 

w 

*?^W •• .- 

" 1 .« 

OcmSete&d JUuallti/TffealU 

rsi »v*F riik a p«&bv win ysa 

Acm* 9nqlMy |i«stt. T*i ba»# co 

»atl»laetle« ar mmj*tm4 yew 

Fancy MHk-Fed 

VEAL Shoulder 

or Neck tb 

dreast Veal 

Rump Veal 

Veal Cutlet 

Rack Veal Chops 

Rib Veal Chops 

Loin Vial Chops 

Piooeer I'âncy (S=jg »», 

Pfah RUiftl Itisi 

FYesh Ktited Up io m 

FRYING 3 IBi 

Breast Lamb »• 18c 

Shoulder Lamb » 29e 

*aek Lamb Chops » 3ic 

Scrapple 

Baked Beans 

B**f 

Canadian 

ffi 31c 

» 65c 

29c 

LARGE JERSEY PORGIE8 

Whiting î^rS 

With 

GLASS 

ef 

SPEED-UP 

ErtroTtta 

Glass packed la each carton, Touil aic 

ft » -tlwt • 

Masda Lamps 

Wo Oaklte 

741-47 Asbury Ava* 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Shoe Road and Hisrbee, Somers Point, N. J* 

Open Friday* 10 P, M.; Saturday, 9 P 

Reserve to Limit 

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ouit itorial Page of The Sentinel-Ledger 

CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

fit 

•ud §¥. 

file 

m fey 

NEWSPAPER FUBUSHINQ CO, 

ef 

JISI 

JOHN C SMITH, AdHrtitiiig 

D, AKGEVINE, Eernphasiz§d. Anyone between the ages 

of 18 and 60, who is in good health, can be a donor. 

Make your appointment at Red Cross Headquarters, 

411 8th st,f either in person, or by telephone (0420W\) 

The Bed Cross Mobile Unit will be in operation 

liext Wednesday at the Methodist Church, from 12:30 

t} BiQO and from 4-45 to 6^80 p.m, 

; ?r the ? r ame of War, Less Rail Service 

\i Cape May County suddenly woke up last week to 

r t T ie fact that unless it is on the alert It will emerge 

from the war with its vital railroad lerviee greatly t*ur- 

^ .•'tailed—abandoned entirely, in some cases, 

Froin Stone Harbor came the bitter complaint that 

the Penn^Reading 1 was using the war as an excuse io 

abandon the Stone Harbor branch, probably for all 

t'"me. The railroad has announced that it will tear up 

, t''#k rails-between here and Sea Isle City, Cape May 

\^ Gty/. faeantinMi'has filed a protest over the existing 

^crv'ce, Tcharging that it is inadequate. 

The freeholders have gone on record opposing cur- 

> ^tîimtnt, end the Cape May County Times asks how 

, ^ grmBiîe curtailment in service, apparently without per- 

miss'on df'the state Public Utility Commission, 

Cape May County is, of course, willing to make any 

* nnceiaary sacrifice to help win the war, But it is not 

I willing to, jive up its railroad service permanently. Per- 

haps some day there will be a satisfactory substitute 

fcr rail transportation. But until it comes along, this 

ccunty's resorts would be hamstrung without trains, 

He w About Your Scrap? 

Getan City's scrap metal campaign will end to= 

J morrow night. 

Are you POSITIVE that you have contributed ev- 

cry poisible ounce of old metal in your attic, your kit- 

chen and garage, your place of business, your work 

shop? Sure you're not clinging to some worthless trin- 

ket which eventually you'll throw away, anyway ? Some 

trinket that would help make a bullet or a shell, or tank 

or bomber? 

Have another look, "Whatever additional scrap you 

e^n collect, set out on the sidewalk in front of your 

hcuse tomorrow morning. It will he called foi, 

Tha Horror of Retaliation 

Germany has manacled prisoners taken In the 

Deppt raid, In retaliation, Britain has manacled der= 

man prisoners. 

v Thus, the global war enters a new phase of horror. 

If the fiendish Nazis resort to additional cruelty, the 

A'lies apparently are prepared to retaliate. This is a de= 

vdopmeiit to be expected as the Nazis see dfeat just 

o\tr the hill and become more desperate. 

The war, already rxceeding anything the world has 

h f therto known in frightfulness, may yet descend to 

neW lows in horror. All the more reason to strive for 

a quick, but decisive, ending, 

So Now Stalingrad Isn't Important 

Hitler for many weeks assured the Germans that 

S'alingrad would be taken at all costs. Well, Stalingrad 

lirum't been taken, and the costs have appalled Hitler's 

generals, even if they haven't impressed Der Fuehrer. 

The generals apparently have prevailed. The G§r= 

mans have practically abandoned the historic siege of 

the city on the Volga, Of course, Mr* Goebbels 1 propa- 

genda machine must have a reason to feed the public. 

Si he assures the people that Stalingrad after all Is of 

no itfategie importance. 

How he can make them swallow it is beyond un- 

- dcratahding, The truth probably is that they don't 

swallow it. Th# German people, who have produced 

asmcsof the world's greatest scientists; musicians and 

inventorsi ar# no meritai duinmles. Little of the truth 

as they are getting, they still are able to add two and 

* two and get the right answer. 

Knowing the truth, how they must writhe In their 

hslpliSinesi! And how, if the opportunity ever comes, 

they will rend their Naal masters tlmb from limb I The 

occupied countries aren't the only places where there 

wiU be revenge massacres when this war ends! 

Haywire Economics 

A woman columnist who enjoys a 

wai 

in in- 

strtiemnts of reconstruction in 194B," 

-; By the same token, says Nation*s Business, we sup- 

pose the lady would say that If she had cash and credit 

" $2,000 and blew it all in one year, this would prove 

Bid another $2,000 to put into productive ef» 

she got back. , 

Haywire School* of Economics is still doing 

it the B4me old etand. 

ti s 

of manpowef, the 

third inijor pragram for can Ere] 

of Axneric&'s resoUTQms, has stai=t- 

#d, Al] s'ltical mnt«rials are now 

(being rationed to mBnulaeturers 

by W^S. Oonsuniffi 8 goods are 

feeing rationed by OFA, And 

now, through the War Manpower 

Commission and tjhf* armed serv- 

ices, labor is being rationed. The 

country is beginning to realize 

the ieriousness of its growing 

of men. 

will 

by the Davernirjent thFOUgli 

JreezinET of workers in 

jobs; (it labor priorities far war 

producing operations; (3) trans, 

fer and assignment ef worhers to 

areas where war produetion de- 

mands require additional labor 

Siipply. The job-freezing pro- 

gram is already under way. Be- 

cause the situation is so ncutP: 

mo ti power administrators will 

not wait for legislation, 

FIVE official st^ps toward Uu ! 

f_reezinE' of workerJ» in jobs havo 

bWn taken: «11 Tht Wit- Man- 

power Com mission dlrcftivi* 

freeaint? workers in theii= jobs In 

iVrsteni minps. liinib^r t"i"!|!, 

and mills. (2* Thp joint War !);• = 

partment and Mahpower Com = 

mission Instruction* to nianuf:!r = 

tuj-ers in Uir Tliiro Anny rx'pof 

Area iphilarielphin i frnflstirics 

workers in war plants wii.h o*i]y 

a few specific esfmntion?> Plans , 

are under way to apply this p Tlip joittt 

action or the Wa - Matipev.vf>!= 

Comnitsslo'n and H^leftn'e g?rv • 

1ee in frofginE farm wnrltt'r' 

Thpy have been arlvifipd ilini if 

they mi&rate from tup farms thnv 

facp immediate army iufhictifin 

f4* Tht' On\tjrnnirn ! . frceîri 

its ewii wor'if>rs m Pi ! fir;";i! 

and vestiis in tiie Cl'-il S 

Oon*mi#sion authority iu 

employees wfif-rf ihrv r^'i 

sen, ! e the wnr effort 'Si Tlh 

le-tive 9rr--icr n-fin- ti r" : ln 

eoal rnitiprs g-uiity of ,ihs' 

ism Tiim nrtisn run bf 

to otl"»rr wirkt**'N iinrif- >i now n: 1 - 

der providirir? for rrnhiKs'flPiiSinji 

of deferred draft rpHiPtrnnis who 

am "no*. Hiinportinij or a-f ;*r^ = 

verpelv nffPrtln'; the : pffn-t " 

This iiniti! is intorprptpd hert M-. 

the offirini "wcirk or fiuht" pot'ry 

to bf nnp'sr-d wherever n" ^',pn = 

ever officials deem it 

thought! of Ocean 

At present, such thoughts seem 

to be quite strange to ail these 

collective minds, judging toy the 

reports of their meetings that you 

have printed from time to ime. 

'Their Interests are widej indeed, 

from the topics at their 

we might expect to hear a 

Ian or Rotarian, Just to pi fit a 

couple of examples, proudly say, 

wltn the old philosopher, 

irig human is foreign to m* 5 , 

are they interested in 

City? Is the Ocean City Ch 

b#r of Co.inierce inei'eslcr! 

Ocean City eonmeree? 

So their we do have far to go; 

but leetf! What n chanre for n 

running start 1 All thpw orEiuii- 

gutions r-ondy fit hand! If u'i!y 

half of them start ifiinkinjj »nd 

talkinjj about Orpn.li Otiy w 

Khali have a civic mind and rni! 

iilei Storm*!' promisr-H Os"("ni Ci', 

mi Irs of jniving tin Tjitcn 

i d . f o r ;i d i l T C t f U ! ft rnii!'- I'M' 

nt.npMs and so 

vu-. whether tiw 

fepi'vr nt thr wnr 

, or at 

p.iyMirii] 

mt'iin nt.n*ws of i-nvh indlyidufi! 

a-i :i brnad tv\-m m!'id us well as 

body. Thifx nivohfs prfvptiiIon of 

fj:>i>asp: f'ti!ri>f-!lrjn of 

defrr! '•-., jjtKid niiln!lnn, 

ft vi-n. ill. (•ruiliranrP li.isic motor 

ski']- iiiiii isisi but far fmm l*'ast 

health ntiii inoriile 1 

IS A* TION 

Jill! --, i! I;;I tn 

sif that Mirii 

DR, ASH stopped before Miss 

MUler and glftneed towafd the 

doar of Mrs. ta-ft 

ir>om: As he had come 

g the eorridor. hp had ever- 

rd thP eeni-motien in th-f* 

"Wniat's (fie matter?" he 

'IM our star patient ussprting 

ndependenoe?'" 

"She wiiiiUs Miss Htinior. 1 MLKS 

Miller told him, 

"Wi'll, if she wants her. why 

can't 0~iv hiive her? i uridtTStotKi 

that Miss RjijiltT was nasijned to 

the case," 

"But some thing happened whiJp 

you were in the operating rooni: 

Doctor " Mis*t MJller fspiained 

"'Miss Rank';' was dlsirlbutln(r tin 1 

iiiPdU.'Jhes. B|i!> fiiv' jiiniiih wasli 

to One M tJi" patletitN in>4eufi of 

i! 1 jifi\! ! ! : !r i i'Mt 

Hiinmiinih lit' 

I>T Asll W!!K llli'n'ciLjJniiss Hi 1 Sin i 

iT.v« ! d iht' lnipreKriion that Rilet= 

was a very fsirc-ftjl, 

Rnwli'.V riiiiiiH 

M- 

Thv flfiiM I.I- 

Hi VV'.ir 

! 1 ! 

". ;on ;! * 

'tin- '-' -iK 

l'iMii' ii! 

ili' ,il! \\ 

'••-•' Ww 

ni 

; ! • ! ! 

M 

Uv C;ty. 

HnilHI' 

U Tii'in' 

1'* 

,>•!(( LMiiii.iru 1 

"Of-;.i| uiid m 

!»'i aiid •_•: 1 = 

: i I •• ip t; ! ; i> 

iv- ihr-tiu.ii { 

Ot-cii ii f'ify 

ill! !i'! ! l [Ull'f 

Ufll'k I'hS'V 

"i s'hil i t he \ 

ils b, iiu'iiiis 

)m-t H>n. in**tr 

i v* i wurkitv 

"Yes. Thf< 

.:] v Ahrl n situ rally, aftt r a 

:iki> Hint, r s-oiilfin't let Miss 

••OlllilllU' in iiitf'nd Mi's C* 

liicld '• 

Of sTniffcr. thsit was i yr 

r rror," Pi' Ash salri siowlv 

't's haiH UJ bt'lirvt' nfop roulfl 

vi>ry fm- 

she found herself in&rticula.te in his 

pr^nt* -^ unable to express her- 

self. 

It seemed strange now that she 

had thought she almost hated him 

at first. How could she have hated 

hiin: Perhaps she had simply r=- 

m*n!t*»d his weBirti— resented the 

fact that he had always lived in 

ease and comfort, in sharp contrast 

to the h&rdsfrv ps of her own life. 

Now, however, with his earnest 

blue eyes Itjakhig into hers, slie felt 

quite differently toward him She 

was etiijer to tee his friend and was 

unable to fhat easily and naturally 

with iilm, Bre Blake she thoiissht 

riiefuJly. would have talked to him 

us nam'ialantiy llnri (fflyly sis 

though she had known him fill hot 

life, (but she herself fejt stiff 

very muGh 

career and 

too 

fast, he had 

profesion 

Of his parents, 

wanted him to cenie 

&sn Works and 

to underitand th. 

termination to be a 

** 

his society mother she" 

very much put out 

"I think it's p 

Oarletdn," she had 

hfis no life of his 

any fun and social 

at everybody's beck _„, 

has to go uhcrcvpr and 

he's summoned — and 

usually piek the tnost 

time to cal him 

you're crazy!" 

He had fjone ahend 

abjections and had thrown 

self who!ehnsrt*dlv into the 

realizing his 

liiarie brief re^'onses 

he spo'-te but, for*the most part 

snt siientiy drinking her cofiee 

hil h g 

And all the while, her 

pounding furiously. 

heart was 

hww lonePv' he hsift 

past frw vears Hf had 

time for girls nu^,. n^ ~y 

each day to Bei's merry ehato' 

caitie to him that he needed te * 

mere of jUris^to take a litUe tim 

off new and then far 

Also, he realiKTfi that 

to get the thought of ane 

girl out of r jig head. Hi 

his 

[ 4 i 

I i 

y fnl' 

M 

ei'n Ki> t-iiri'leso 

t'im' fspliiniititin 

t and how i-,]\v 

i\ff)j|h: 

!-i i v>:y"vri i 11 _• [i!uf.;ra| cU'f! ! r ! l-i : n m t 

it'p'i! i: j 11 i n'Milt *i iti ihc 11 * *" i i • JO 1 

j r'H uihr 1 a ij!'!!!..] rli'iir nnri a;i : iiij 

;:i^;: IH t inn tin tin* r;i ri* nf 

li-cMi: i 7 i {ii-vi'lfipm ; •-' • Mtiiiiii ;i 

cnsiiiritH! 1 ilirnimh \un\\ "?iiil-1 

i'Si-H'it-t'H: i R f tcsit-hintr kriffwif;! 

f,f fbi 1 hnflv !JiiTH!i>)j p h y s 

• ! M tnu'iiiiLr ;ii fli'M iiUl a n d 

MIS! Ill- ( (iNTINlOrM 

? M iti t i l , 

air! liu 

till!!.! 1 - l) 

work : 

.Oic 

!ly 

-but 

havt* 

Tiivrc- iiiiist be 

I run'* undi'r 

niiike KIIÎ ii 

mmlr ir." Mi--^ Milir" 

"Flip's ••iuc-h a pnniy 

:ii lirr nilntl i', on U",v• 

!;!!i!l>r til!!!! Oil ! l€«i" 

CHAPTIR XVIII 

AFT|IR a ahort siiriicr, Dr A 

said, r was sorry to find Limt you t himieif thinking of 

Juitj ! iaetn taken off Mrs. Crownin- [ often. He mmt fry to forott 

PflSP" ' for she was Sam JohnsDn'i 

"-••""""• ' had given mon | 

ef dislikln? ! 

this pretty, red 

Blake eoulri help hto" „ 

put Rilrttn out of his thouflHi 

«or= 

ft iiy 

ratin ! ! o; ! i * *: 11 = f I h.i 1 ! ;• 

n i l - jilli i -.l! i ,!l o r hi i- ill. 1M • ,ii 

::iU\ 

him: 

' ! ! ' . • • 

;itvl ri-iM'Pj 

In 

hnii 

Kiletta fett a stab of pniii at this 

ifminder of her disgrace , 

She lowered her eym "I'm 

ry, too." 

"I don't exiictiy imdrrstand 

von wer* iemnvud." he artded. 

Riletta Have iiiln a strictet?!! 

T nmde a Leirib'e mistake thi". 

iroiiiiiig when I prepared the m"d 

H-iiip tray for the pritient? on th"' 

.Nixth floor There wns mouth Wash 

instead ef medieine in one or the 

Hlii-sses. I don't know how in the 

world it hsiopeneti, but it did " 

iJr: Ash fiownrd "Was anybody 

!'\'M< in ifie H>rvlff< ronm w th vou 

when \>mi fised Die meditiitu's?" 

"Miss BlakP" 

'Do you suppose t.he roiild luiye 

i tiimprrcd with th€ s fray?" 

Hi Coiu-siiH ii.,iy j "Oh, I don't think m•" Riletta 

1 lie y'lil'lL 1 ti \hsmitrri• 

iiH ieii. 

I ION.-- !l' f It 1 LliiriH ' 

WilV 'I iht'iij fll il 

Tjin'c* 1 t.lki' nvcr 

;h:ri(i^ ••;!>(• Til 

.()v do«s A*"- - 

best ih u Mi« 

Mrs Crnwniii= 

cxjjliiin in Hr ; 

Besides 

Perhaps 

i 

In 

l -;ii I 

w* 1 !! 

R: V: Nci, iiiim V Baryrnt < 

Wiidwofiri. Licitir-*"-., 1 -^.! i f n.> loral K 

wanis club ami warnrU that Am 

TV 1% rxppfts'i.! ih'it Hbn v tlrnfl 

will bf iauah Onr !"i 

on t-ipf \a bother inn C'' 

recent stitcm^nt of 

Morce'i at thr AFL rfl" v 

if is! file jifnt-riean people 

not live 5 without Inbor hut 

live without unlO'i*; and - 

•Hht'y will dnrrin well live witl 

them here if aM of us iimvt 

in thers and tiiu'v" and otiirr;, 

made b>' toe officials nuzzh 1 zn-\ . : 

u 

(To be cutitinued) 

iiratt^rv in this miy m 

firUtluus,! 

At Parochial 

P-TA Session 

Resort Women 

Viiit Camden 

A group of rt'SOii |.»'np]§ an Mofl. 

day atii'iidfri the 'irorning tnd it. 

ternoon sessions rf papents snd 

teachers of thr Camden Di&aû 

of (fie H c f*)uiiT-h in the Oitiig- 

Ijc Hiffh Sehool. Carnfleti, Appraii= 

mntely 500 prrsoim .ittinded. ^? 

meetitig was eoiidueled by Mn. 

William Arkenflan, Gaaidin, pml 

rf«"»t of the Cftmden Dioeetn 

Council of the Rirctty and TCaeh. 

^^ Assoruuion 

The Right Rrv. Msr-v. Spiilttni, 

R**v. Frmris J Ui-yirtv. iw Sm- 

erintendent of the 

enni 

vs- 

linth 

c""l 

sp 

Forum and Agin* f Em 

WHAT OCEAN CITY 

A CIVIC MIND 

Editor Stntincl-Lrcltit 1 :' — i\;if(i'r 

what would be goeci idtsas uini 

ideals for us Otean City people 

to nurfee as the germs of Our tjiv- 

ic mind, we must first litj'ivp to 

attain te civic eonseiousnesH. 'mis 

attainment is juat like the wak= 

ing up of any individual niinfJ; it 

qotnes to us each every moriuriM: 

We don't say it out loud; but We 

have some or all ef these JM>]. 

inss. "Here I am again: I am I: 

eyerj'thing else is not me: there 

is only one of me." Then we art? 

awake; we are ourselves ag-nin, 

This same feeling of selfcon- 

seieusness must become habit ijiii 

•with Us when we think of oiir- 

selves an eitiKens ef Oeeati City. 

We must become used to feeling, 

"We are Ocean city people; oth- 

er people are not Oe«&n City pen, 

pie; there is only one Ocean 

City." We all do have this fr-eU 

ing now and then- we always 

have it when we read the Iora! 

newspaper. That's why its such 

a. less to us to have 'your paper 

only onee a week. We must 

practiee having the feeling often- 

er and more strongly. 

Have we far te go to reach the 

necessary state of unity and sol- 

idarity in our civic thinkin.;? 

Yes; taut we have an encourag- 

ing start, YOU have now and 

then in your paper referred to 

Ocean City as being well ergani= 

zed; we have many associations, 

clubs, speletigi, 'bfothertioods and 

sisterhoods of ail sorts. Each of 

these has its own iiistitutiemil 

mind; an4 there mbat be reojn in 

seme parts ef an*thcse minds for 

Vnti F 

fnniball p 

no' 'n kc 

at n;i;i5; 

with jiruc 

iiiiri 

Ahoiit ih I 

ry Tr( ! arii(>\- 

iiih'siiirlf; nnnnufuT'fl Si 

in Fiii!af't ! !pliii! ivouif' 

'd !ii J.inuiuy 1, 

M * X 

[fi'Iirinf! invli >s ! ho:il 

nrh pli-;idrl tht* f'fft'ft thill eêii flli. kril j 

fiii-ic.'i hrM," riiiwlit h;ivt' on is-tTt'tl 

• )]sl hciii't i 

•RiLflii in if if* mlfls' of riemm'di'! -. 

Riliita's re'uffi, M's. crnwnri 

•ihield mi(U"i-d :i hinKinu KpHl. It 

was MO Bf'vt 1 *"!' ih;;t Briitnrf Hlftk*' 

wfiit ilyiny to suniiiioii Dr Cnii:- 

son. 

There was nnotlier sllennr, I Sense's, spoko brifflv ni the 

Tlirn Dr AK!I Siifd twsiLHtsinlly | in % sr'S«ion Pntrrtainrnent was pro- 

I "You knew, this in i'ie first otirjor, j vided by Miss Miriam Gerard. 

: ttmii> Tvs hnd to talk to you !lonF ' Sister V«*»nie.:i, Atlantic Cm 

• you how sorry i wns that I couldn't rl1 il e ln !lle OTativ^". 

'fwt ovr-r to the mirVes' hew bv The afternoon wsslon, wireh fe- 

i ninf You yotmv in.â-e. flidii't lowed Hinrhfntv WTVPrl at Tie ^1* 

, Wliit-nian HsteL had as its BrlnEipil 

"Yi-s. 1 RlJetta a-swrred brieflv : r np»h 

hen. U? the 

Si tfi 

qiis* 

lid i?f his 

"YOU !>cenied anprv when I saw 

i liiter ni ffie purty, When I 

inert to apelojilze anH asked if take 

you home, ynii— well, you tart of 

>-r!iipped me off " 

"I wasn't iinKiy," Riletta l;ed. "It 

of tile tA'tjion of nfwney and u«d 

LiteniturP: and Blshep lartholo- 

mew J. Eustrifr. 

n "bPnfcllftion was given si 

Crnthedrnl of (he tnVfliicitfiy 

ion at th.c 1 conclusion of th? 

Conftrrnce, 

Those nresent frfitl tbt 

alrpady askrjd to tfl'H* me homf, 

I:i v iisicsfl - 

Hi'!' wrinkled old ince was 

tririft, Rev, Wiiliiim K, MeK&m: 

fii'iji .i 1 P 

oii;i 

piibh; an Club 

n 

11 in 

tnlrS pv 

i : k" 

A.h 

. __ 

•jyt«s— 

nr. 

tin 1 

oi 

3ft V 

Cl|i 

tion (iii f.tal'f iliu 

psmn-j prn-jn 

object ion. 4 f »! 

hrr-nnse of 

uuliliin - f'nnir, (--;• T r ;I r ! 

land i now thi> c Hirtl? ! 'i> > wii-, HPII* 

in^ "Iikr lutt!'i!ko,K : ' iiiui bringing 

in much otitsUln en pit ul. 

* • * 

Work wiis prci«n-s:,.nLf riipidly 

oil construction nf the fjreati City 

©olf Oluh esursir. 

* * • 

Scott Adams, "blnnrlr* 

back." mad** sjjf'ftnciiliir 

r\m. hui Oecn.n'Ciiv Invt 

hnll in Wiiriwnnfi i R .0 

The Nut Bowl 

quiirtnr-- 

Mi yard 

m foot- 

m-nt wiir con- 

iind' priiised -h* 1 t'liib and 

lt;ili:iii mfifSnTS. Ijuht'r 1 --, y,i\f'N nnd 

swi'tiliciit't-M of Ds : t ! ;iii City for tht'Jr 

jjM ti'SOl IMSII i ii jiji lim l peie- 

brntion becftUSe they n! J r now aerv- 

i*iH in tilt? U, S= Arrny, Navy tirid 

Coast Cjinii-d. 

After the iuidrr.'ws wcvt* rnnr-lud 

rt!. music and dnnririLi we IT enjoy- 

ed, 

nut ni this but, mi 

sl»- tniiy not. She's 

the (Mli!>: : h:it!il, 

vc-i ni'-! ' 

The twii Hi rUivh iliii rvciA 

llit'y rniilil Mir lie?', bur i; was s*v- 

eni! i't!'j;» Ijcte'e pi]it- wits brenlh = 

irm niitiii-aUy isaiiin. F,w i ilu'ii, 

K!S< ! tiitl licit ft.-int 1 msI (ii her 

. : Bt- AijElistine's R C, 

were chilfiren " , TBftPhPrs. Mrs Tiifflrifts V 

remembejinu what Be? \ m(J Mrft 

pîpi! L. Ciester, 

hnd told him about Riletta and nr. | wniter Kline. Mrs M C. 

" " •'"-' " " reelnvj of , Mrfi Joseph Dyer. Miss Hrien 

to know 

Johnson, rxperienred n 

bleakness. He wanted 

Riletta to :*SW her 

DOG FIOIIT 

Wirhtin^ up 

Come, quick! 

Mix I 

could 

jinii in. ir 

Ym.et th 

^îifl your 

THE WINNER 

The at-rnt for Uir 

ealled on Mr. Janes. 

•'Good mornlnsi: sir 

ed. "I am happy to fell vou that 

you have won the h\u competi- 

tion in our paper. Tile prlz^ is 

sm.000 cash, $15 n wftek for Jife, 

ft world eruiso nnd a pet dog " 

"Oh=" said Mr. Jonf-s -'wn-it 

breed?" 

hf. start- 

Marine Dies 

Wiiiinni H, Wo!vin:;tnti. IJ R Mil. 

fine Corps corpora], whnHr* home 

was in Ooshen. near Court House, 

was listed iis tiend in a new Navy 

Depurfciren' ffiKiiiilt.S list rriiicif 

public: Wednesilay, 

WOMEN'S nEMOCKATMT 

Cl.t'B MEETS 

The Women's RfwiHevfit liemocrn = 

Hf Chib mft I^frinday niqht at the. 

home of Mrs, witlinm Barboiir, Jr=, 

1231 Central ay,, with Mrs, Fran- 

res Lees, the new president, in 

tMarEre, 

After the meetine blnHo wns play- 

nnd refreshment-M were Herved. 

were marie for n Hallowe'en 

ert 

TJATVI? Or A.-ti vinpijed in the 

dirt kitchen tn jjft n riip of coffee 

He iaw Hii"tt.a sitiinK at a Ui^le in 

flip f;ir rfiri r i! 1'ie room with hP!" 

i her SiHrk tn ihe fioor, Delphi- tfie 

! wiiy'siht* had mbiiffcrt him previous- 

ly, he welroined Uiiis opiMSrtllnlty 

(.0 talk n her, For on>> thdiriB, he 

wanted to eNptsin why he had perm 

Jiile the nitfht Ijefore, Evidently, 

ihe had HilsimfiersLood. 

He walkesl over to the ia'Mr. 

"Mind if I NIL dnwn and chat?" he 

risked with a ftrnlle. 

nilcttfi loo'-ifd UP from her after- 

norm Pup of coffee. Tliern 'wa^ 

misery In her eyes, for the day hnd 

bfr-'fi n h^ sirr-bf rakiny one, 

"I don't niliid ' she said listless- 

"ffs warmer today," Dr, AMl taid 

He w;is an-novml by his own Inck 

or oriyinriiHy, nnd yet lie didn't 

know quite how to talk to this 

who puxKleri him so mitfi. He 

known countess pretty yirls, but 

not onr of them had ever inter- 

hitri aj; much tis this one. And 

seemed to despise him thor- 

• "Yes, it IS warn-cr." Riletta 

agreed. 

somehow, .'--he was no longer flri. 

wry at him for failinp to keep hi^ 

pnfty October 2G. Thp e[ijb voted ! date wiUi her last ni^ht. On thn 

a S3 donation to the Red Cross to 

innke ~ kits for service men, Wnr 

stamns are to be purchased nt each 

ti 

contrwry, in her loneliness and 

misery today, she longed -with all 

her heart to respond to his friend, 

liness. And jet, as onee before. 

Town Sucker 

He was the town sucker and he 

knew it. He wa^ the only one 

¥as.^called gbon dLftin& th*"•.-•*•> 

not only hia tlmeifeut h 

l 

But the town sucker wag" 

ways in there pitching. 

al- 

Net only did he give hi? time 

and merchandise, but his men al= 

so helped and the town sucker 

^ld their vmgss dming such per- 

tods wlthoub a pretest. 

He -w&s also sntifsly to blame 

iwhtn aiings did not go rigtit/ 

The town tucker was an c^- 

ffi?ri^?:î; 

tlmb-t, He was always lookins 

on .the bright side, TTie next 

.' tfcm_f wqultj be O K, seamed tfe 

^^liis motto if a town promotion 

flunked or filled, 

i it 

"W3ien a projeet went through 

with brilliant success, the town 

sucker never claimed or got 

credit = the credit Wnt e^ 

where — somebody else not the 

engraved watch, 

= 

The town sucker laelQnged to 

the ehamiber of commerce, the 

KI=wanis elub. the various lodges, 

mtvm on committees, etc 

You Guessed It! 

fie ever romplaiiiV Not that 

tiiTyone sve-r heard of. 

costs money to set jnre type and 

_„ , . u takes pap«£ tfiat .itiust be paid 

Maybe sometlmEa in the even- ^'far — yep ~ thaP| hini. - ^ 

ings when he WUH working ftiene 

he rnij-rhf think ssmftimes it lust 

Wftsn't fair = but «o what — 

the tawii had to profjre&s. even at 

his eKi3cni;e aione 

Who is he? If you don't 

know by LOW that, he's trie small 

town newspaperman, or editor, 

you've never served on a small 

town committee. Thn fellow who 

attends all the meetings fco re- 

port them—wiw gives yards and 

eii Tree pub]Jolty that it 

So Kiwania get a-Sido October 

i as natisnal newspaper week 

It'll embarrass him but it miVht 

be well to jjive thanks publicly 

that your town has such a poor 

fish. 

But don't ever feel sorry lor 

him — he'll knock your felsck 

off and ysu'll hive it coming. 

He's the happiest and most con- 

tinted man in town — Nebr&i* 

•ka-iowh District Klwanls Bull- 

etia. 

to have ffinner with him sometime, 

hu he felt he ^houldn t mn in on 

Bum Jehiisen. 

Being with this pretiy tiiri did 

!"?methjnjj to him—ws fire rt his 

lieart in a way lie had never known 

before. ThLs was the sort of girl 

hod slwn.vs dreamed about. She 

wns so different from the society 

eirls he had known who wasted 

their frivolous young lives in heau= 

ty shops nnd on dance Users This 

tMrl wtis ^weet and, serious. He re- 

crilir-d how Mrs. Crowinshieid 

had Uiken a fancy to her at oner= 

and Mrs, Crowninshield was a. wise 

did lady. 

He rose, "Well, I must ge and 

look in avatn on Mrs. Growriin- 

shield, I suppose you've heard thsif 

she hud i\ M-fnaete Hfipr her 

tiori, I'm somewhat worried 

"IH "^M a relative of yours?" 

itsked Riietta, remembering whftt 

Bee had fold her. 

"No, but ftie has a]ways sprrned 

like a very close and dear relative. 

I enll her Aunt Mary, She and my 

SiTCindmother wêre iffeloriE frieiid'i. 

Tliey went to sehooi together Well 

gdedibj-' for new, I'H bf seeing 

you," 

"Goodby,"* said Riletta, trying to 

make her voice sound casual, 

She looked down at her coffee 

eiip, fearing that the yei'nff i*= terne 

might see In her eyes hew rniinh 

her feeiln^s had been stirred by the 

mere fact of tal'ting to him for a 

little while. 

TM THE dnvK tlmt followed. Bee 

Blake made the most of her pogi^ 

tion as special nurse to Mrs. 

Orown inshield. taking advaiitase 

of every opperturtity she fiad to 

talk to Carleton Ash. These oppor= 

tunities were many, for he eame to 

'he room nulte ofEen, As Mrs. 

Orewninshieid still Jay in a semj- 

stuppr and as there was very little 

to do foj her exeeDt to give her 

medicine and keep her comfortable. 

Bee and the young doctor freQuent= 

ly found time to ehat in low tunes 

during his visits. 

Bee was a pretty girl and the had 

a definite way with men, Almost 

before he knew It. Carleton Ash 

found himself getting interesttd In 

her. She was so vivacious and so 

friendly, she cheertd him up. 

He had been rather lately slnee 

drm and M'* 

McNeils. 

How You'!! Get 

Fuel Oil Ration 

Tlie generiii prficrdure for 

tribut.ion of fuel rationing 

tiuiis and allotment of raUen 

poas is outlined in a bulletin 

by Jsimfis Kerney, jr.. SWte 

reetor of the Office of Price 

ministration, 

The first step will be 

« aU fuel oil deEUers 

middle of October, t^rf 

addiUon ffl filing »» 

il^J V 1 • *~*^* fc ± r *-*~ ^ a - = - - w-i 

statement with his rftUaning -- 

also will be prepnred to W ^ 

board how rnnny customBU - 

serves, He will then be g «n B «* 

ficient quantity of fuel irnUoii *g 

plication farms to distribute to » 

ciistoSTiers, 

He RiSo „ .. ,,- 

a certlflcsi fitatement | ' 

last year. 

Each consumer will 

formation required 

togeiher with the 

irent of ftiel nil us 

the rationing board 

lsdictlon over Ms i 

boftHi will estimate 

d en rather lastly 

he had taken up the study of 

ielne, Upen tnterini niedieal 

be ha4 tumed bk back oii 

DDnro will S3««'"" i_ Bn 

to whicfi eaeh consumer ^ p . 

The consumer will be n_o»npo 

to eome to the ration fcosra 

his ration eoupens, __^_^, 

$431725 in Bonds 

For City 

Municipal employes 

1431,25 worth of Wfl f 

Bends at The Natienal 

Ocean Olty this week, ri 

an accumulation ef the" 

pavreil deductions 

The bank iald i 

sale to the city 

dsdusUon 

16. 1942 ••» 11 - "-^S* p i>,f ?', 1 '-lf'»' '_,'*' 

SOT1NEL-LEDGER 

Of Interest to Women 

Lodges 

Clubs 

POCAHONTAS 

TONIGHT 

Hitona 

^ i 

Counril, Peeahantns 

ona 

wiil be honored tonlMht wiUi 

ffieinl visit of tjit Greiit Po= 

einl 

Santas. Mrs Mae Freehmd, of 

who will be 

l ff 

jtersen w 

Iv tier ofricinl sliiff 

Hie resort fOiincll will inert in 

U^j^ Men's Hall, with Mrs. Jam -a 

nunn pofuhtintJis. in the chair. 

Visiting~councils will 'be In atip 

art^ from mug Harbor, Ah^t 

Eldora, Wildweort, Seiners 

Rourt Housi' im ^ Cape May, 

Mis ~ Harry Bonham, t-hairman 

sf 

dseoratiens, find Mrs, Antfjln- 

»tte Hfgln" f=hiiiriiinri of rrfretfli= 

, wil bu assisted by mem- 

bers, 

rs. A. T, AjtiiHtronK, C 

town. Pa,, is a wrek-e'ic! hum; 

of In 1 ! 1 sister «nd brother in 

Mr nnd MfH Hnrfild W Ihi 

Hospital Umt 

To Be Active 

Card Party, Sewing 

Planned by Auxiliary 

pliuis weir fuimuliityfi m;- n puy 

!)•' card p.Mtv hn th" hviu-'.U nt Uw 

Auxiiiai'y &i man? Mînndiii Hes- 

ph i). Hfjjin-js Pmnt: tfj lie hi'itl Pn 

thiy liiHiit. Nm err.!}*•;• H m \\w hon- 

pitjil Frcrcutlfin Tdii.A) y,-*i'ii ;ht> 

Aiisji!,iiy niN T'li'^'iii 1 , 

MniiM Li] ¥,•!!;, onlt'f 

sr|ii;ii '••- inr Tî ii- iriii.ni iv,,rfi ;m 

>n for ni^htiiiswiii- fm- ysp nf 

fnr Iflfl 

Mrfi, Jini!f ! K Iliirvev. iirtÛ^n!. nn = 

pninSi'ri Mi's ,J Hi'MKertt t Cadmnn 

M'-H. Allfhl'w R, M;isweil. Mrs Wil- 

iiiim Smith Mi^ iiivid 

CRAMPED TOES 

te iff ihil !hi ftiiidffn dr. n.u irtmt 

to 

A fi Tils i it:i .11 rrjifi!'! a :i>i Pom; 

i>c M'ihfiitv Civliihcr 2!i, from l:j n I 

in to r? [s m Hiis l.irif-lifnn will hi' j 

ili*' hnsisit;il, An i'lviNitioii is 

ti'inli'd to iinytiti! 1 si .••iisii-i ?n ii 

Personals 

Mr, and Mrs aaymond L, Fite 

returned home Tuesday after a 

brief visit with Mr, and Mrs. Eu- 

uent L. White, of Os>**an City, who 

iiiT now m Hiitland. Vt, Mrs. Fite 

spent st week us a guest nf the 

Wliites, whiip Mr. Pit* was thnrp 

fr.f th# »**pk end 

* » * 

Mia, Ray Thorpe, |th st. and 

esley av, returned hom# Satiir- 

liom Brighton. Mass., where 

fur io clHys she was a guest of hrr 

son-in-law find daughtar, Mr, and 

Mrs. Morrk L. Johnaon, Jr. Miss 

Bt'tte Thorpp, a teacher at Maple 

Mendc, N, J.. spent the ColumBus 

U wet'k end with her parents. 

* * * 

rs Oeorf-e Lavis, iO33 West av,, 

t sundoy for Detroit, where she 

will make her home. Her husband 

IN rmploycd in ihe Ohryslflr plant, 

di work. 

IOC, ,fciir[ = 

mmf FS-tuii. Sufh piiiifuj Fenf 1M1 as 

u hxh^mrf lfi^4i bunjuRi, curfu^ in. 

niili and irtlirf aHinrnu nn 

if (hi pfupEf >he«4 art 

dynng ihf fe*SHii»i: yrmn, Ri 

thai ihcsild he mii-hi4( 

•:, jirrM'Tii n'f 11" (ft; \, Oi-f'iin 

C'v M;^. phjlij) Ffhifin Mrs. Ho- 

u-iii-ti linrrih;. Mrs w rniiH-ron MIM 

liirU ni : i'-fT!P Mr-. Fi;mU K 

RrtHikt Mtif! Mrs Mii'siu-:!: from 

Siun* 1 ;-'. P;:in: Mis ;iifH!i Hlllitti M[ ! H 

1 c;h;!rlfjtt' B;it"ie>i :i"ir| Mis. MM;!I 

in- ; f'-i'isi P!r:^;inl\:ilt.. M ^ . WiU- 

|M i- r-"'inU':; [I'tini A!iiHiiii ! Ciiy 

Mr;- A-i-h Vi;th;:m 

The nfs.1 iiiiiniiil 1 ' it'"t ! Hti^ will 

SM "'ir in nt'ciih C:\\\ Tue.v'.iy Mrs- 

ien'bi'v 10 ;il J is in in the Wn. 

'!l!'l'''i Ffi'L;-'l!i|- R/'i:iSl;lirnn Club 

H-ri 1 ! ii, m'i fi. r i 'rnli' njitl Trim; Co.. 

Jean Voss, a junior, and 

Mim not is Toiniiriaon. a sophoniort, 

EI ttt'iidiriy the Gisiss-poro Stats Tea- 

fln_'"s : Coliejjp. visited their parents 

In re the past week nd, 

m • » 

Mr.v AlfFd M, Gray. Qverbrook, 

Pft.. wits aL her fuitUKu, 712 Ocean 

:iv., tin. 1 past week end mid closed 

if for the WillUr, 

Lois Hgs-rbaeh, 17th st, and 

uv,, returned to Swarth- 

rnore Colle^p. SwarthmorB, Pa,, tKe 

past week end to resume her stu- 

dit.s Sliu is n senior, 

• * * 

Mra, A, c_l. Coward, P4I Oentrii) 

uv jpt'entiy riturried froni .1 10= 

dny vsiciitioii trip: visiting friends 

in North jersi.'y. 

D.A.R. To Aid 

Service Club 

Varied Program of 

Year Announced 

Sarah Stillwell chapU'r, 

ters of the American : 

deeirted Saturday as .111 

tion is take its turn in s, r~vini> a 

week at the esnteeii OenteF for all 

service men in the sobfum of tiie 

Music Pier. 

A donaUen.wSs voted to the re- 

sort Red Cross to sie usFtl in f!!! = 

ing_ kit bags for soldiers. 

The chapter mst at Uie home of 

Mrs. Charles H. Vail 413 Wesley i 

rd , wltii the reyent. Mi< R.iiph : 

L Qoff. in the chair, ; 

_ Mrs, U. K, Blakelfy spoke on ti'ei 

BEVoiuUonary period in indinnH.i 

nenterlng on the Vincennes, 

Mrs, Allan Bergh was iiriripel to j 

the roU sf membership. 

YEAR'^ PROGRAM 

Women's Club To 

Sponsor Dance 

To be Hbstessei 

To Service Men 

Plans, were diEeu£s?H and fonnu= 

i=!ti-d irL ihe of the Wo- 

men's Club of Oeean City ThursDny 

ii eii! CrUjtw'r g, nt llie home of 

Mifis Asine stonnard. 617 Wesley 

av . for UIP snlurdiiy nigfit ditnees 

in the Mijsip P;er f!" 1 !' st j rvi f 'f ir tn 

anri v'tsMous niembers will ari n : - 

p 

Their hams eddses tot the dura, 

tlen will to 168 ijL Walaut 

German town, Pa, * 

• • • 

SORORITY TO SELL 

CHRISTMAS CABBS 

The selling of Ohristnias g 

injj cards for the welfare fund Of 

Omega Lambda Psl Ifflorifeyi Oam= 

ma Chflpter, which Is an annual 

project, was arranged at Tuesday 

meeting at the hSme ef 

B, Btvan, fig OentrBl av. 

i The mfi'tin. w 

the p;pt;ri?'nt, 

HUjjhr's 

Ti;t H'tiHitiii' nf 

fntithiriPf! 

Vfi's 

A ]J : JJV Jjii«'-ei htis 

nn it^; EIV to iiieiiibw member of the group 

Etess package was received 

lay Mrs, Thomas MeOanii. 

The- nest meeting will be 671 

Tuesday night. October 27, m tun 

hnnie ftf the president, Mrs, EVP 

Meeteer. 444 ASbury av. 

Others present were: Mrs. C?iar- 

IPS Collins. Mrs, George Cake, Mrs, 

Alfred Mover, Mrs, Hugh Sector 

nnd Miss Haze] Sevan, 

iii tli«' pnvly nijiht frsviri's, 

w?re ffillcttcr! S";v refrf>Sihm H 

William O Townnend, Mrs 

Ruth niinG'wer, 

nl?TL» Tfl AID 

CASTKFS HEUVWE 

Tiie Westminster OU'lcJ fif the 

First Prc-sbvU'i-inn chiirrii plsUTicd 

to cricpcj/tf!' with t'ip eniifern her- 

I'ip" cm 1 f 1 i> MiiHif Pk'v for servift' 

men. nnri ; rsiiinutlers wet'f appoint- 

ed, il! Ti!f : '--rliiv niyhf's iiieetint; nt 

the lifiiiir of Mis. HuliiusN WUiacM, j 

MRS, MrtSALLION GIVEN 

I.INBX BRIDAL SHOWER 

A siirprlsp linen bridal 

Saturday night was given for Mrs, 

EJtivtd J, MeCallion by Mrs, Lutlh^r 

L, Wsilnce and Mrs, Hulings WaU 

in re, of Limvood. at the hogip of 

Mr ;infi Mrs. John MrCallien, 6fti 

i-Tth si. Miiny bpautifiil gifts were 

received. 

Tiiore present werer Mrs. J F 

Wa|!iur, Mrs. Ella S, Srull, Mrs. 

wiliifim O. Ahben. Mrs. Newton 

Mrs, Robert Wallace, 

MaHf Font. Mrs John Me- 

n. Miss Stfllti Ai-bott, Miss 

Florence Sppck. Miss Eileen Me* 

Oallinii, Mi^ He'en Ewnid, Phlln- 

delphiii, Miss -Eleanor Wallace, and 

Miss Dorothy Anne Wallace, 

Those ênding gifts but unable 

to nttenci werp; Mrs. 

visiting " Mr, Nit,- ' • : 

», • ' 

Mrs. Emerson STiith, 24-1 A 'j 

av left rreently lor West C;ie- 

Pa,, uhere Mie plans to reniain 

rile wiiitei'. visiiiii4 relatives, 

March 13 exhibit ol old 

Book rf ! % jew, "One Red R.i;=.i For- 

ever." Hoi.iess, Mrs, Wllliuni A± 

Nelsoii. 

MfU't-h 18=19, state con if rente at 

Trtnton, 

April 10. r-hnjiier 'jiifint 1 ^, re- 

's annual npon R yrf 

t ! d th" nn v-i isli: whit' : 

w:'.M nr:i' i';-. Ml : > 

jjiFVU ijtivi' ihi* Ti) : }\ ' T?f ! -itliii 

PlfiLriinl p'i'">, H/pj'n rli^CIiM!--' 

ihv W ric;- Ffillrr.vm'? tllf V: 

r^f ri'^hrMi'lii '-• \ve"f icfvi"! 'r>\ 

Wnlliir'f' fid fh( ! iiB^.'UiU' 'iT'-- 

M!-N ,JM)i^'""i WiiH'in 

Fi" -'r*- )r'i W\i\\-.'Ct 

I Pet!it, Mr?,. L, W Martin, Miss 

Rutî Wrtilflrp nnri Miss 

R:ilpf> 

c-.l fhv 

i -1 Mr"' 

IIf*nt".' 

B 

n] i (• 

pprlh Mis ai^nw ]?i 

WUinn! M:itni( l -rt'- Mr? 

Pi" 'it'.s. n:i f l M'fi f°h'(i' : ! 

H I 7 V ITTi 

NT'-. 

r, FMFKÔN POWKI i, 

OKKMAVTOWN GIRL 

C E*iiei'Srtn pnwell. sr 

rlii>=s. IT. H N;i''. : sr*n. of M'"- u 

Mrs. Ai'i'ed Fowflt. 104n Asburv a 

and M;^, R's.ic Jem Cu'^Mii 

dauBJitrr r>[ Mr. and Mrs. chnr 

L Cnnsiahie. c>i niiinrnwii. w 

quietly niitn-lt^ ^ 

in Tiinier ^Ti 

nt' ; ' 

HAVE P.4M, MKETIKG 

Tli/ f.rst Fali nueUnt; of the 

Wunir'ti''- Rt-LjuLii'. H.epub'iviin Club 

was held ree:inly in the rlii*j 

i:,nuv-. Tiiie and Trust Cn, biiild- 

iim, with Rli's, \v. I. Uaoih, prp 5 *!' 

tient, iii UH 1 elinsr. 

Tih« riiib rU fidf-d to fnrpfjo the 

anninil ilimiiT for its mtinhprx o?J = 

ly iuid will make pnefcages of pift>; 

• iN I.;-', t- ''•>;n;iu in jijin.ihe armed 

iiirr'fs. Thr following eoniniittee 

Uiil i!.' in ['ii:l!S4e: Mrs. C3r£l 

f*f'il.jf3. Mis. Laiii'ii Liii!ifi ! a]j. Mr? 

Hnwyi'd Buf--syih. Mrs, Hn'ry Free- 

he;]! iiiin Mi.--, iit'i't BkiiH'hsirrl: 

V: :•- t.iftjinni'i' ifjii JniUi" a df!iiG = 

lion for kit Lfiiji^ which the local 

R./ti crijs,-, isrstui ii i.-, Eii'iniminK fir 

ijti;.-, who leave the cciunli'y. 

ui> «i!h the 

on U;e Musi..' 

Hjiv in i.iMiii/j (iVii 1 ii T entire pto= 

['('(.•Ii.'-i our" ;i uiniiiii fi-oin tUe weDk- 

i',- i>(!!;i, .Nnd in :-I!''K in tlH 1 club 

i-V- I 

mnmnwn by Rrv, J. 

The cmip]!' wf" : f* 

Miss Miiriiin't Il'l- 

N. '.v 

H LndH Ti ,*> ! r. Pa., gave a farewell cl inner 

Saturdny tiight in honor of 

Mr and Mr^ Wiilard Mnelwan. of 

4B w l l St., Ocean City, *he will 

iciive tomorrow to s^nd the Winter 

in St. Petersburg. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. 

Alfred Powell also were guests, 

FLIES TO NORTH "CAROLINA 

DGweU Johnson, local beautician, 

flew to Wmsten-Salem, North Car., 

olitri Wednesday, for the dual pm = 

pose of visitiri'i his r.iother who has 

been ill filld seeing f il§ brother, who 

lVaves for his Army post today. He 

will return early next week. 

# • * 

WATER CO, EMPLOYE 

TO BE MARRIED 

Mrs, Edna Ingersoll, of Linwood. 

has announced the fneajTement of 

her daughter, Miss Louisa ItiBer= 

noil to John Pfeble, son of Mrs, 

Alice Preble, also ef Linweod, No 

diitr has been set for the wedding. 

Miss IniiersQ!! has been employ* 

ed Iii the office of tile Ocean City 

wnu r Service Co. for several yrars. 

Mr Preble Ls eOnneeted with the 

Bun Shipbuilding Corporation, in 

Chester, Fa, 

AWARDS MADE 

IJY RED MEN 

The following awards were made 

by Kaimla Tribe, Improved Order 

of Red Men, at a meeting last 

week' D Benner, 10-pound tur- 

jecy- Anna May Biissard, fU-e- 

peund chicken; C, Wilian, can ef 

erab meat; A. M. Carlson, pound 

ef illet of lleundfir; Walter Tanv 

lin, two dozeu ' " 

An enjayabitj cand pw!i,^ '.ir 

benent of Nnteriii Council, i-fcii- 

liontjis Lodge, took placf> Tiirfriny 

rifternoon at thf home of Mrs. Tfar- 

rv Clark, ©la Shore, rd . Soniers 

point, 

Mrs, Floyd Vorheî wus nwnrd 

ed the door prlae. Mrs, rnlpmnti 

Chnnee wfis high seorer in ru'iiTiv 

nnd Mrs, Albert Camburn lii pitio- 

ehle. Mrs, Vo: 

the lodge. 

Announcement was ninrir ni tli«- 

party that the lodMf will be hnnn- 

ed "at tonight's mertim in Red 

Men's Hall with the ofTir'-il vi-I' 

"f the Orcat pneahontns niiri n re= 

quest wns made for nil mender 

to wear lonff, white dresses Eirh 

member is to BrinE ;ui aiMirle of 

grocery for the prize award. 

Ciiinn In the le-Oi'i M 

ei"iI rliiyh' % iît witi! 

A y.ifl 

!iifn! i-e 

v iV'f! 

M''- 

Ml'. 

pie 

T1.C 

fVf!;t"1 

.ttPiu^'fi Ti-m flr'V ! 

"v^r. 

I" 

1M t s - ti Ni; ;• iiii iht< Musir .Pier 

••iL-i n H :viv" Fufd-" 

Ai! ,,STV!;;' )Yu n ','.' 11 bi ! W!> l! ni11('d 

iiii i';i:i,ii ! cil 1.C- 1 to AU of the 

liihs Thursday, ui«lii eiird 

i p hf'i^d ii'it urficrnl jnibl.c 

/tiriul Mii t si rd pi'u'ties, 

* A m 

HETTHN 

roLorEAiifj 

nnc! Mr-. Pe-iov OerriiM 

;H-, r-rurKfi home 

si v;ir!itiv)ti tr'p to Den- 

wlierr iii(.,' vij;i*ed Uie;r 

!VT. Cnlo, wiierr 

is u m-:iriimli ! of s*, 

firi'lnuli 1 ;. vn. T;ii- 

T !il:]l S (1 ht!ri' ;ditl P 

Prhnol. rfl! 1 :" 

plnyt'd !!;- spi 1 ! 

rlfi' nnd Pruli 

O 

Mrs. L. 

i\\ 

PALMER'S, 

FOR AIL 

iris-ioi 

inSAsburyAv. 

7 P. M. 

^fFPG On Yuur Dial 

Cupt, A, F, Amodio 

^Mll .Spiiik on 

"WENE ..". The Man 

Who Made Good" 

SpeelaUiinc In the 

Cnff*fillat. of 

Defective Vision 

DR. L, W. BETTS Si SONS 

OPTOMETRISTS 

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Atlantic Citf, N. J, 

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721 Wesluv Ave, I'hoiii* B5i 

md iflft, afc. ana Sttt 

ert Cerrutl, It was the Iflrst tiicy 

bad met toeir pon's wife, 

Robert CeTrutl attended OoifiB 

City High Sc4iool and then took 

a course at the radio sohool at 

Fort MoniTiQuth. He was sent to 

Texas nine yenrs ago &Qg_ Iron 

there was transferred to Denver, 

where he is In elvU service' ai a 

radio opeator git the Municipal 

Airpsrt, He has had 13 years' 

army ssrviee and plans to returs 

to it soon, 

Mr, Oerrutl, rfsert teautleiiin, 

was ailfpristd at the old style 

"hair-do's" of Denver WBmin. The 

medem feather cut evidtntly has 

not resehed that seetlQii of the 

country, he said. In faet, there 

ta be no up-to-date style 

at head drtss. 

« * * 

SHOWER GIVEN TO 

MISS FBOV1NSON 

A misctlianeous bridal iliewsr 

was given Sunday night in honor 

of Miss Clem Prevensen, at the 

iiome of, Mrs, William Bleyin, 730 

Bay av., by the sister ef the toride- 

Mlss Florence Provsiison. 

Clem provenson was mar- 

ried yesterday by Mayor George D, 

Richards to Charles OUfton SJiack- 

elford. of Norfolk, Va,, member of 

-"--•At 

nMii". 

and 

sits. 

Floren 

Mrs, Ms3% 

Blevln a&d 

UnftblB' to 

gifta wsre 

Mimsuio and 

mouth pU wsM wS 

men-g Research Club of 

at her home test Jft 

ForFuu* 

Watch 

Ocean CttyY 

Leading J 

Jeter-the-Jew 

832 A*burr 

LET HIM 

H J WHY SH0U4O 

HAVE W WAKE HIM UPf 

m 

feet 

i 

wgrkeri 

tired — 

extra effort 

through TriB 

alaftn eleek# 

SOmt?ttTr|c§. jfiu 

have q long day 

ahead, tool It% 

get up Erst and 

to a 

good start so he won't be late 

tQ the plant. But it's one thing 

you can jd&Jer Uncle Sam. Dsn't 

let your own work and war nerves 

keep you from doing it, ThatS 

just what Hitler and his prepa- 

gandista would like ta see, 

But you can fight these war 

nerves. Follow Nature's own 

rules of good health. Take time 

for exercise In tlie fresh air, Ob- 

ierve proper nutrition rules. 

And, above all, drink ^ 

plenty of milk. ^ 

Sypplee Sealtest Milk 

eantaini itveral times at 

much caieium as any other 

common food -*- in readily 

• BCPPLEE trlats Y«« th* 

r^Li&tetL- SHOW over 

SYW. ThursdBYB at 10 P.M. 

TUNE INI 

Jim 

tant mineral regulates' 

'hiiity of tissue aai 

'4 riiuscles, Millc also brings 

•many other mmeralS,, vita 

and food esaentlals that promstE 

vigorous health. It i$ Nature*! 

most near^t pttftet food,^ 

Qevernmsit nutrltioriiste ,ree- 

ommend o quart of milk 

for each child and at least , 

pint for every adqlt. 

Anmpsy way to give yam fam- 

ily yidr daily requlreisent ii by 

serving Tastier Supply Se*lti3t 

Homogenized Vitarrun D *^Wg- 

Order It from your Supplee nulk- 

maiii yaur nHghbgrhbBd stcre, 

or call Ocean City 22S, And wh^ 

you call, ask for the current; INalt 

tst Fecsd Adviier, 

GOOD FOOD ^, 

GOOD SEFlVICt 

7/ 

OUR FAMPU1 ... 

Clam Stew „„,„, S5e 

Oyster Stew ,,,„,.„.=... 35c 

Full Course 

DINNERS 

65c 

THE 

TIP-TOP 

DINING BOOM - 

On the Corner 

In the Hart e' Town 

9th and Aebury Ave. 

¥*mt GbllUmn W« •* 

iHUOHINS OUTFITTERI 

S 

SPEARS 

ATLJINTIC OlTt 

WE'RE IN 

THE SCRAP 

1 *j \% 

Not an ounce of scrap metal is foin| to wait* while 

jersey Central men are en the Job, for they have thrown 

themielves into'the salvage effort with a gusto. No bit of 

metal is too small, and no task too large for them to handle. 

Linemen are retrieving hundreds of pounds ef copper 

a month just from odds and ends ef wire and cable. At pur 

Merristown plant engineers located underground plpss on 

old maps arid dug them up. In Sumrflit old boilers and 

other equipment from the dismantled electric plant Uy 

buried in the old bed of the Passaic River long since filled 

in to extend the poU yard. The men got together, reasoned 

out where the treasure was hidden, ind exhumed 37 tons 

of it. 

Our gas department has been making a very careful 

cheek ef obsolete equipment, salvaging metal wherever pb§- 

sible, In Long Branch iron columns originally installed 

in 1,870 were removed and scrapped, 

Throughout the territory employees have been building 

up the scrap piles, barrels of brass lamp bulb bases, flash 

light batteriei, nut and bolts, broken fittings, valves, lead. 

tin, and everything which might possibly be of value, 

In our Allenhurst warehouse, ©nee a large trollty barn, - 

building department employees have been taking up the old 

rails and switches, now buried under a built Up cinder fiofcr, ; 

In the past sis months mere than 500,000 pounds of 

metal thus have been recovered and poured Into the wmir 

effort. Our men are doing a job, for they know tftit*S oR*J ' 

way of getting in the scrap! 

JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT 

COMPANY ^ i 

m 

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sis" 

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.""•ftftl 

* . " . • • : " ! 

% 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELiEDGER Frida 

( i f ! . 

games with ottier sehooki, or 

H" all, Ba the latter event 

j: football program would b# 

Intramural games, 

i being made by Mr, 

wrek to book gams for 

Saturday during November, 

>te tbe eloaint isnjfajfetnent 

an Thanlisfiv- 

C*pe May Ii tentative- 

plated for November 7, 

coaches pointed out that if 

footballers play only iii' 

games, with only the one 

ludlng outside game with 

" = they will literally be 

by toe Mainlanders, 

engaging in practically a 

eomp"titlVi season, Rath- 

p; Ulan do that, they would pre» 

to cancel all outs We games and 

" ! t© latramurals. But if three 

f faur outside games can be ar- 

tee boys will beeome suf- 

toughened and esptiene'd 

Uie Turkey Day fuss 

ud not m one=sided. 

Jones spent nsarly a week 

Bj^tt limbering-up exercises 

sent the toys Into blocking 

ibsdy contact work en 

Me has purposely re- 

"pushlng" them or 

them up psychologically 

which may not ma = 

rt News 

m a Week In November 

m Hope For High School 

Coach Fears Pleasantville Unless 

Team Has Some Previous Experience 

JlFootâll waa about status quo at high school this week, 

a lJth©U|fh aspirants for the team went to work in more 

iuous fashion than they had previously. 

WSoihtt decision was due short!~"=—possibly t*» outboard mfstorbontf; 

reach fjuiinii'm polnls. 

It was einpliiisiH'rl ihni thr-p 

no oiWii sesison ihis yeii" nn Rti 

Ooose. Ross* OOOHC Swan Wilson 

Snipe or "iicksnijj). tlu- souson H 

OpPri for the tiikiim of other eeeHe 

Bmnt, riueks and root. 

provide thiii i! !'-• nn 

12*Pound Weakfhh 

ivy Men And 

Wan Injured 

Auto Hits Tree 

Near Wildwood 

Mra, Dorothy Seherniek, 21, of 

tl Washington st=1 Gape May, 

•^ported rôye-rtng in Atlantic 

Hospital yesterday from in- 

received Sunday when the 

Jbile In whieh she was rid- 

crashed into a tree near Wtld- 

iisband, Lieutenant rJ.G.t 

~ gidiemiek, u, S, N,, m. who 

said was driving the ear, suf- 

bruiseE and eub in the ae- 

L- Lieutenant (J. Q,» Robert 

pson^ of Lansdowne, Pa:l an- 

jasseng^r, sustained euts of 

Be and body. Both men are 

ied at Cape May. 

t Howje State Pollee report- 

that Sehsmlcfc ajânntiy fell 

ip at the wheel, and the cai 

off the road. 

High School 

Pupils Again To 

Plan Assemblies 

Made Responsible 

For Programs 

NBWS of Our Boys in Service 

A iii- 

pupils ha,K 

of iirriinn 

Tin. 

ntiitip up 

from c;n' 

iiij iif'Mt'fi 

in Minctinij in she 

aw !'»* "iit= lust yenr. i; 

nt out 1 rrpr- N. ntattv 9 

1,1 ji f \ 

in Uie Ariny Air Forces Prf-Flight 

St'i'itMil Muxweil Piild, Alii., where 

fie is rvreJvjnj^ ail mttMLsiye coiirae 

JII t'rnunti trriininij. preparatory to i letters, 

iis primary flying in>tfiirlions 

p 

2© uniferiTied tiion visited the Mu- 

sic Pier solarium to piiffiske of re 

plily mimes niif! 

asked to help in the projeit 

will have meetings in the near fu= 

lure ut which action will be pro= 

posed, 

The QAM, Saturday afTreed to 

trihe over the hostess duties and 

provide !t]l i-efrijahtiH s tit* during the 

week of November 1(1. The Women's 

Club of Ocean City is rnakinj! ten. 

tativs rirrongejnents to sponsor a 

dance in the dub room soon. 

Convention Hall 

To be Closed irmn Page 1 

meeting rQqni fOj 

other vouth jn'oilp*-*" 

TMt< work, in 

eonsisUifi Of 

pavilion, onrlofiiny 

;" 

J.K 

Ijro F. liiiker, iifat-h 

fi.j, flsh*;rniiiii wiili his 12 

7 aun« tvciikflsh eaught in I4ltlt s 

Harbor Bay «It I.mi^ Bcai'ti 

In July Ltntt cntcri-it hi tin' 

s New J«*rsj»y !

HGHT THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

. Rally at 

Thursday 

ra?1yf at which aU 

I in |he Nsveysber 3 elee- 

ê speakers, has been 

for next Thursday Geto- 

i, at tbe WUdwood 0elf Olub 

Ungs will begin at 1 p.m= 

Jogs will begin at i p,m= 

will include a el&m bake and 

along with the re. 

Of the candidates Amort 1 -' 

will be Albert W. 

candidate for V S= Sen- 

and MttjW'Osnefa] Ben jam'n 

£ Ftoulols. candidate fop CongresH, 

TOI rally will be the major ef. 

jr the County RepubJienn 

. _ _ Committee to put the 

f candidates before the voters 

' gh and R "*hPr' 

risort youths, are vneat!on = 

In Pennsylvania and Ohio, 

SOMERS POINT NEWS 

P-TA Plans For 

Active Season 

IS Member? in First 

Sewing Session 

lOMEHB POrNT—A covered di h 

supper preceded the business meet 

Ing of the parent-Teacher Asscei- 

afiEHi f'ie Rrt>i meetirii; o f t-ie FJII 

term. Th* 1 ailair was held in the 

Domestic Science rontus of t^ 

Diwes av: s'iicnl Mrs Wilmcf Wij 

son presided. 

FOB QUlUh MESULTS 

OSE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Ocean City's Only 

Family Shoe Store 

• OPEN ALL YEAR 

045 ASBUKY AVE- 

EVENINGS 

mate P=TA convention in New York 

City, October 2a, 29 and 30, 

The executive committee w-ll 

meet in Dawes av, School Wednes. 

day afternoon, October 21= Mis, 

John OUveFi Jr.. read the preHJ 

denl's messrige to all P-TA organI 

eat Ions, 

Attending the meeting: Mra: Wil 

met* Wilson, Miss FiQfenre Ssi'Il 

Miss Gface Wolf. I^*s. Sânltfi 

WJl-Nsn, Mrs, Florence Johnson 

Mrs, Catherine Miridietqn Ms 

Ejigflbe-th Lfpe, Miss Anne 

Mrs. Enrl Wickman, Mi=s, 

bert, Mr*. Jeflii Oliver. Jr 

Unmue! MPDOWPII. Mrs 

Johnson. Mrs. Sh^rrnnn 

Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. 

Fehrle, Mrs aeorg*' ©Tiiih. 

Wii'le't Tsard, M"s. Jo^fp'i H 

Mrs A nnznrd, Ms LIIMSP 

son. M*-*: A'Lhtir HanWM ! ! M' 

ward Brojirhard, Ms Flu' ii 

Her- 

Mrs 

r* H'rVFnnti Mrs. F"< ! ri Rsst, Mrs 

H Mfi'Ii 3 : Mrs. Frnllie chnpinim 

Mrs. rylinrl-.s Wolf iiiii! Mrs A W 

Snbnm 

Ma»iras Hostess 

At Hnspital Party 

POINT - M- 

The teaah't'? w^rp pfpgPrti'd with 

bouquets of flowers by Mrs Harry 

Rnotf, it wns 'ienldrd to e?i't;nue 

having every ether meetin? an eve 

nin^" TTpetinii: The November meet- 

ing will be in New Yfirk n' : ss'iiool 

in the 

Mrs. Seetc, 

ginrs, urged m?mber^ to subscribe 

te ihe Parent Teacher mugMsine > 

Mrs. Stanley Wilson, chairman of j 

the Pnrent EtiueaUon group, an- I 

*iOiinced that ihe fli^t meeting win : 

be at her home. October 22 

TO BUY OIL i ., i . , , 

The Association decided to eon- ! n j)0, \Uvk i-m-he-on :ind ruirri o-i 

tinue to apon-sar the iXid Liver OH ' Tliursdnv artcmoo'i M! H ! >' lif 

Fund in the steels. Another activ- j bfla'warc nv wliidi'"' 

ity is the sewing project, in con- 

nection with the Oosntv P=TA 

Four hundred ôthers from the 

county and Atlantic City are sew- 

ing |n 27 hotels in Atlantic Oiiv 

W-xch day a ironB meet at «ach 

hotel, and do whatever repair er 

alteration work is needed on the 

boys' clothing: thus savins ma?iv 

taller blijs. gemefs Point group wil! 

sew on Monday, 

Last, wfe's, the first tfreup of !fl 

women, from seiners Point cer: = 

pieted 54 garments. Lunch is sery, 

ed by the Army, sine? the be»• '- 

ning ef the sewing project 14.78^ 

garments have been renovated and 

altered, 

Miis Ornee Wolf, chairrrmn ff the 

War Emergency unit of P-TA, L^ • 

plained soothe- activity of tM?- A, 

3 Lots Sold By 

Point For $250 

Another Sal© Plan= 

ned October 23 

WOA the highest bidder at a prbii? 

sale by eSty eouncil Frltlay evening, 

for premises designated as Ijnth 14 

35 nnri 16, Block No. 4, On Pliin 

ef panie] B Frn?Jer The prlee or 

f-epted was i2Sfl. 

Another public sale is sehpciiil^'' 1 

fnr Ot-ttjfier 3:1. « f Sien H housie nnd 

lot owned by thp city, sifuBU^t n! 

f>09 7iii st,, wiii bi' orTerefl ni a 

Ho 

i for the benefit of thy Liflses Aux- 

iliary of Short* Mfinoriiil Mos"|tnl. 

Table prizes wi'n 1 nwarileil hu/h 

Hporer?!: nnd the ehrmce jirisa's wilt 

to Mrs Lillian M-f^n.iii" nnd Mi=v 

Aithur Hiuiwcil 

i pi'psi-'n'' M*'-- , = ;i)'if« Hnrvrv 

Mrs Andrew Maxwell. Mi : ' J . Jf'in 

nt'Jst?ill. Mr?.. Plnri'llSt' B"poks tine] 

Mrs*. F P Ftjifl of OfPfin C-tv. M'>; 

Ai'rh Wjfhnm of Vefiintt', Mfs 

WiMinm K. f; 'ni(h a r Pl> 

Mrs. Herbt']' Asidi'-ecLi. M>s 

Miirv StiiMftr, Mrs. Jtv*t*v> 1 ee 

Rliifih. Mi's Rf'ifV 

WiT.siT R- F-nll, Mrs 

Charles Durfjin was 

:" V •'"(•!! f 'i' ihf- vn'ijrUiiry il 'ri he 

is giving- srhoot ciiiidren bv HM 

troliln" rprtiiin street erftssing>> h* 1 

for*> and uftrr srhool 

PROTEST TROLLKV SEKVrt'i: 

City Clerk, James O Seiiil wiit, 

dii-eeted is write (lie Ailarjtlc nky 

and Shore RailrOflfl of th H lff ! on 

j vt'nienf-** uiwsrti : ':v ij'.e ti'olloj' I'uv- 

i i>iff Atlantic city nt i i 30 p.m. cum- 

i iny only to Linwooti rnnHine i' hfp. 

\ essiiry for iejiTit'is Point folks to 

'• n>ach iheir hfti *-- from tlieri' t.hr 

lis-*?t wny thi-y OiHi 

Ciry F rrt>Li?»urt-r' Jiunes M 1 , Mon- 

flti'hiin rpjjorti'il ihii' reeeitsta for 

the first niri* ! niontfis of thf? yenr 

Qinauiufti to Slfl[.)011J7, aris.! d-s- • 

•bu'st'ments for the sam" period i 

were S79.S0525, Ifsivirii! LL bal'inf* 5 

on tisinri AH ef RcpU'mber 30 dl 7& 

was prud oil 1942 tases. 

C1TEN FIRE HAZARDS 

Fin' Ciu;f Henry Oliver subniit- 

t*d a report, following a flre in- 

sr*'G'Lin~-i pf certniii p-'Qperties: and 

asked ihat (Me City condimn tnyrn 

' as fire hazards, Tlie places in qMei ! 

Thp speaker ulsti ^jiiikf 

vi IMP duties imd wufkiUj-'M of th^ 

fiffic! 1 Biesu.HM oi 11 • * 

•s of ihf t^'-'utdrs d f 

in his ofli!'*' !i'i* =r f! .i!* ! i 

in Wiir time hr f.ilUl. 

WsiifiolJ Lose L'SU*! nHTTibt' : noi' 

in the Navy made n spirited sippe:i" 

*o ri'ineeis .ind Romrrs Poin! rili : 

zeris to KUppori tht 1 st/rsip drlvi', 

'luiii Miivc ii report »i 

Kiwanis rluLi inpmbt'rs* activi- 

in the prt'si'iit rou'ity - widi 1 

dri%c Klvsunian nnd •Fcou! 

Master WiHi'wn OofHri'v uniiouti 

red thijt til" Hcnuis will mii'ii 1 n 

dynr=to=dc;ar ranviu^s tfininiToSv 

ArUiur Ford iind Rev Crtihr 

rt'i'ortffi on tliMir visit n^ 

(0 H 1 ** Statt 1 Ki%ViiMii Cfni- 

I vention. In Tr*'!iten 

The nfunes of Joseph DsOrio, E;t 

I wii Sfhneidfr and Tiioniit;* H'\ ** 

I were added to the Kiwfinus Club 

Service Plaque, 

j M*s [jponnre peJinven n*id 'Die 

'' mas Hickman were Kuestj, of th] 

i rliib Tlie attendance prizi- donatt'd 

i bv Theotiore Meskeffi, wcrii 

jumes Butterworth, 

Mrs, Lee Ijnvt 1 and .JarVi Piit 

son prrsenfrd a stpt'tiM 

profraTn, 

!i 

- 

Htiirting 7:15 

Matinem 2:30 

& 'i'hur. ;irc 

ariti Saturday. f>< t. IJ; 17 

I:dj!Wr BEKClEN iiiiil ( (iiirli,. Mv(Mill!\ 

"HERE WE GO AGAIN" 

Wltli libbt'f ilfCiKI-: uiiil M*iI.i,V 

Added, "Th" Kjifrii nf 

STKVENH - Ftiye 

^'SECRET ENEMIES' 

io 

VIA IN 

I.i Mary Ruhfrt!, ilJtiiliartN 

PITTS 

M TISH M 

> KIHnl:i: 

CliL. ii — only — K 

I-lJiyi! NOI.AN - jVIiirjnrii. VVPAVKR Iri 

M JUST OFF BROADWAY" 

Friday and Saturday, iiri, 2'UU 

Kiilliryi! GHAVKOS' - Vaii HKI t IN lii 

"SEVEN SWEETHEARTS* 

«iih MiiRha IM.'NT = t'eijliii PAHKKR 

GINGER IS GREAT 

AT KIDDING AROUND 

...but wateh her when 

sho acts her age) 

GINGER ROGERS 

-RAYMIUAND 

-. -SA1.VAf. 

yuiir r,iiv.rMi)i,-rit wi!h 

Cross Loaned 15 

smith. Mrs John Oliver Hr :\J • 

John Olu cj. jr. Mis Him Hi 

b M 

IN THE SCRAP! 

The Minor Has Ma ior Plans 

$1.00 ««P l O*«n City, 

point and t pper 

hl 

—"No. 136 


Telephone 0304 

High School 

Goes On 

War Footing 

Pre-Service Cours- 

es Introduced to 

Speed Victory 

ny IIAROM) LKK 

. Qvmn City Hi«/h Srhnn 

laid tlif K» - f | !!n ( ^ v " l * I< IM 

week ti> k f '> nll-fsiit in Ameri- 

ca's war HOiit, 

Vii para if nn -4 an 4 hei.ny 

jnade I'"i f the 'ÔH.MII in jn'itpt 

the FJit'li Sell.ml Virfury 

OCEAN'CITY, N. j,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1942 

Ballets In Window of 

R. R. Car Peril Resoriers 

Putlksiian Office 

Mrri'a Hal!, >iii Ht, ami Itavrfi 

F ffiMrt i ifii'f'riuin j 

fihoi mfikj.] ii.iflh'. WOI-H 

Jjiir- vry Innji bi.ftifi. h 

tlie (ruih of Uu> okl Kiiyjiti 

«,iir is iin!!. ii uu^ t|i:,[."if,(,i-f! 

id k. 

r fMj!rmit;t RhfM'mjiker nnf 

! i-nm Fnrt 

i,-nr 

]ate in Aiii rl i?.-i hy t ho Nutiun= 

al Inslilule nil Kdiirnf ion, at 

,, f..]ii''-n in Trim" 

•,v:iif' i «'.il m ' j) ir-' 

, i cc'ili! ii 'iv p h y j . i - 

;O!ji'!iN U.i 1'l.i.V i hfi.- 

: ! 11^ ii; ;. (' in- 

s h. : ah > 

\ viciory, 

Upon ni-fival in Wilmington, SPV- 

la\n flotluji inveHtiga^ 

! he iruin iu\fi itispptjt- 

w hut m.'ifit Mfi fftni- 

M.4V HAVE BERN Aft IDEN'T 

Otic ihiory iv:is thiii \)w 

.,*. C i i l . w h : T ! h A3 met! 

POINT M « F--.H J 

prpiiidt'd a» thp Rp-i r-'n-^K 

in tht* :il"ipn?! ! fif Mr i; -; 

Hand ehfiirman. Proflf of 

noriffi 1 IT='ii "I •*¥> i 1 * 1 -fit 

ip RFfinrtH fitmi M*'K 

But'*"'«•{)!*',1 Mr«. M.ir": 

illlfi Mrs. Mn!"h;i Kr)!' plf 

of thp iij'-r. i !!!•*'»-• • Mr 1 

thiink(*d fur 111 i>i r 

Henkels 

Vcd in Erie, Pas 

lor iii 

Pa , 

it! !••"•(. 

n-yd 

SIIIIM f'l" = 

hs,n 

Mrs Mark 

Lirt> to 

i?i: 1 

f 1 

r wns UDjitsili'i'H ti* P> 11 th" 

iu'd trj'tii of Mis'; Palmi 

wPi'r mtido fur si 

ntid rsirfl i'nflv n L tilt 

pip p"ftsirjf*r* M'"S. T'su 

Ti-iii'selHv. r>r-U;hiM 32 

P"RSC"it: MF> Ir'll 

Willum B. Stiil! Mi'fe: 

Mnskp't Mrs-. Forrest. 

nf 

Mrs 

. Mrs, 

W3li!'f 

Cono.ver. 

(i BnitK. Mi^M Anne 

n Hart, Mrs. UvrtU* 

Emina McCuiv Mr* 

ns anfi Mrs F:nnb 

Specials 

8print 

Shldrs. Lamb 

?1 Boneless Rump 

\ or Round Rcnst 

ft 

Fork 

ft 

iw, Chickens 


California 

Iceberg LettUCe 

head | 

Mi's. 

pntKT - Thf n 

-iiin Ham- e' R^thnnv Mpt 

Church wns obsprveti ftt tl'S 

of Mrs. HrrniLiii HepUnH. Tln 

'ifieinanii. AMfliidipt;- M5, hpciit the ai»k piid wilf' 

his wife and li?r nnrentii, Mr and 

Mrs. ITorbnrt 

Mri, Burnham Quits 

4^ School Librarian 

SOMEfl^ IH>TNT The rPaignn- 

(iari nf M r & Maude Burnnam as 

librarlfUi viTis refi' "ei nt a 

of thn Bonrd of ai"catiGn 

day f'piiiiii. Th' 

T*ilt> gTOCitil hus burn j'lJljsinyi 1 ,'! Yiv 

MIL- TU I on Ci.iiiitmy in K\,v hii 

I! ic 

bt 1 i 

til 

re 

fh 

Mrs. 

WPA M-,vitn- 

yijiit'i! it t'n 

tiini' UH 

und w;ll 

the 

Mark 

Mrs 

Cftrl Biaf'li, M/s,. 

M;s WiSiiuni TaUisr. 

SffiirK Mrs. Howard 

tithfr |j; = yj:'t=tH 

Mi's. MM 

niiupmsin 

Allx-rUi 

Lucky Twelve Gives 

Parlv to Mrs, Smith 

POINT -= Mra, 

: tnined !iit=mljf>r-: (lip 

f Club TH lif-v 

Share ft\,, rind Mrs, nuvUi Srith 

gUfsJ of fiontTi' a I ii siip'pris" 

Mhdvior, Ciirds (e&turi'fi tiir 

occasion, ,MJs, LPO-I H.erb* j rt held 

high honors In brkifje, Mis, EiPhard ) Ma^kf, 

Hewitt ,in plnortiie, 

shsHly. 

Adelizzios Mark 

Third Anniversary 

•'OMfcH? POINT--Mi 

Rofiipo AdtOiKViio, fs 

tarntprj tiu'ir tini'tl 

vrrsiiry Suntiuy. Onrsts *vvr 

Heleii Sliiinhon. 1^=0 n Fi'll^ 

CamdiMi; Mrs. Frfinpfs Willsnir 

t!.H*r of Mrs. Atlfli^nin nnd Mr 

Mis. Tony Adrli^Kio and ,ôn 

! per, ofOechh City. 

i On Ratiirdny thr AtifV, ' 

j tended the lmmohin • r>f n 

, the Dol&wiirp Buy iit 

i TlKly Wfiie ufuomji.-iiiicii 

' Wnlnrd NlekprKnii. Mrs \ 

and Mi't-, 

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dents as po ,i=.iblc vnlint! ;i nly i'ii' 

lilt in fJ1 i• Visiijry e;i!i'|j,'i: i : c-.>r- 

Ua-currienhn a:-i ivii i=f>?, ii-rnrHnu;- 

ATTENDS C ONI FIU:NCF 

Abijiul NtiiliHi' til fl;*- jjioiJi*,U!i j 

fas givm hiuti srliuul ti'su.-hi'is ;i> \ 

eiitsji, M(il!fhiy. 41 i 111 tin* MHW, 1 ; ' 

brukiii Us Uic s; iifh'iil body 

ijy I'rhiiipiil tit ! lin ! .' W 

Meyer. _ ; 

fiuptfintenfii'nf of Si-hooU. C}o,,rî j 

E, IrsK'n WHS iti Nt'vvurk MoutlM.v ; 

ud Tupfitliiy jitit'fidiim ii C'Oiifi r= t 

ot sciiool t i x? i ! i Litlvt?s, culled by I 

the Btau LH'p.imiiiiiit of Ediica= j 

lion, at which »mny of the tech- 

Blcal fleUtiL'i wcrf sot lied for put- 

ting thp V.f'iory Cqrp.4 pUsn In to 

.'•jji 1 ' tiity us [jfiswibli 1 . 

In District 

Accepted For 

Army Service 

Next Call Thanksgiv. 

iny Day; to Include 

No Married Men 

TO 

ItEPl'BMC AN 

GIVE '-BOYS" 

Wnmen's Regular Re» 

Club will present, a 

girt parkUBe of a prn and ]ieii = 

ril srt urifi tabl't to €>a€'h nf 

ihf* 47 dniFU'Ps |eav!ng= ihe re- 

sort next Friilay 

Objectivri•• 

ffnr Pratt Mrs, Wiilinm H. Rtuli 

Mrs. Cfllviii Steelman MFS: 

! SOMERS 

daughter nf 

Extra 

Cai. Oranges 

California 

Bartiett Pears 

POINT = n;i;hr,rn. 

Mr n-'i Mi's A. J 

Morrison, E. Ni=w ,]r-ry,f>x nv., CPIP = 

bra ted hrr ?'lH-!(h Ijiithrhiv Thm-s- 

finy. iinrJ pntertainpfl a few fr.rncls 

nt fipr 'home, nfimt*H: musir nnr ti 

nnrl tiiiir !f"n>sr liyri finnriii?; 

Hi'f?-?. F;1.:i" Ef'rufn rPd C 

MrCnrtliy and FHiL'pr Mffi^ 

Malty in thr starring' r(=!rH 

ffin turf filfii. 

To these isopiiln" fun tniilirr 

ndfifd HnrnU] prnrv, "innwTi In 

linns ns Thf OrPnt OilHi'rsl 

Cfinny Sinirnfi, gflldni vo!r",i 

ITS THE 

ffr-i- PF nwum 

Order Your 

HOGflTi'S 

SEA FOOD RESTAURANT 

Iviiit Our Faaoui Sii Feod Wiftg] 

OPEN Alili YEAH *—* 

j 

CLEANED 

and 

Glazed 

by Our 

Superior 

Methods 

Assures Satisfaction 


744 Asbury Ph. 1035 

NOW 

C. Ferguson 

205 i4th St. 

Phone 0058 

City to Sell Three 

Lots, November 4 

An nuctlon s:ili; of Lhroc pity = 

owned lou ^;is set down by th Jack Smith idirector of the srrap drive) and William Gustalson.-^Photp by AitfiuF i 

City pyblicity Depart me tit, 

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16 Prizes To Be Given At 

Resort Hallowe'en Fete 

Sixteen prlgei will ,be awarded to 

en and adults wearing Vhf 

eostuaies nest. Friday night. 

te?"a6. when Ocean City stages 

Ha Hallowe'en pageant indssrs at 

the Music Pier auditorium. 

e Mu 

Additional details «* the 

annBUnced yesterday by tf 

S^nittee in eharê of arrange 

menu, eonsMing of Chmm« gj 

i ehairfflfln: Fire chief 

^ Lewis Austin, AT 

Carton, Elmer Bakley and 

Hslnes, 

FOUR CLASi 

The parQf will include 

awarding « priis in 

fiti as feliowi: tancy 

d h t W 

best 

eauplei, 

is 

eonsiat of War Savings Stamps, 

cash footballs, flashligttts and eth= 

er articles calculated te stimulate 

tJie imaginatien of tne ypungiteri, 

Thjj affair of the hoo-ioblini and 

witchei will be open to everyone, 

free ef charpi, 

INCLUDES AMATEUR CONTEST 

interesting Hallowe'en games will 

be played, and the prof ram also 

will include an amateur contest. 

Registrations fer the eQn«;st will 

be reeei-Ped at tfie Music Wef all 

day on the 30th, and in She eve- 

ning Up t© the time sf Uie pef= 

fe îlewinf tile party, there will 

be dancing to whieli all service men 

are invibed, esnpieting the eve^ 

be provided for &B 

HBftfeipsnts in 

Dreyfuss also direet«d that a 

chairman of the War Service group 

be ftppointed, and made a me-.rjbcr 

of tiie Defense OeuncH, 

Under the new plan, the War 

Services Committee wiii have 

charge, under supervision sf the 

chairman of civilian defense, of all 

nen-protecttve services. It will in* 

elude suQêammSttees on salvage, 

ciiild care, health, general welfare, 

consumer interests, nutrition, edu* 

cation, recreation, housing and eva. 

cuation, 

MAY COMBINE SEVERAL 

In same eases, Brcyfuss said, it 

may be de-gira)ble to cembine sev- 

Brai related committees and their 

functions; 

Because of the ever-increasing 

demand for greater activity in ci- 

vilian defense programs, the state 

chief said, it was vitually impossi* 

We for the chairmen of local De= 

fense Councils to devote all the 

ti'ise necessary to both civil protec- 

tion and community gervlee»>. 

George Cairns 

Passes At 64 

Retired Phtiadetphimn 

Here Since 1938 

George Cairns, retired suptrin- 

tendent of the Ledger Building, 6th 

and Market its,. Philadelphia, died 

late Tuesday in Shore Memorial 

Hospital after an illness of six 

wseks. He was §4, 

Mr, Cairns retired and he and his 

wile -made their pexmanint home 

in the resort in 1938, at 803 7th 

it- He had been at the L^dfer 

Building about 10 years, and prior 

to that was in Hie business pf sell- 

ing heavy duty trucks in PhiladeU 

pfiia. He had been in good health 

until strieken wiKi a heart eondi= 

tion in Septemibfer, 

Mr, and Mrs, cairns also ewnid 

a Winter hoine In FlOTida, where 

Hev. and Mrs. Oeer|e Fisdher, of 

the Plrst Presbyterian Church, are 

new spending their annual vaca- 

tion, ' 

fbreent for his widow, Mr, Calms* 

Only survivors were tme nephews. 

residing In Canada, 

He was a member of caiaQter 9. 

F. and. Aa M.; sf FhiladsW.iia, and 

had fbeen a regular attender at the 

Kts^tertan ehuisli her 

•punerftl serrlees wtre 

for -2 p.m. today at the OiSraF B 

parlors, philaclflphla. with to 

November 3 Seen 

Final Chance To 

Register For May 

May be No Other Op- 

portunity for Voters 

To Become Eligible 

November S^generai election day 

=will be the last Lipportunity for 

Ocean city voters to get their 

names on the registry books to be 

tjHglbie to east ballots in the iniiHi- 

eipa] election next May, unless spe= 

cial stops are taken to provide for : 

a special registration day, ! 

Tllis warning was issued ynster- | 

day by political leuders, why jjijiHt- | 

ed out that people who register on 

general election day eamiOt vote 

i~n that election—but ears vete at 

me next election in the Spring, 

which will be for city eonimissien= 

ers, 

SPBC'IAL REGISTRATION 

PERMITTED, NOT MANDATORY j 

An amendment to the state e]ee= 

tion law, adopted iii 1940, makes it 

ponniissive for a municipal govern- 

ing body to set the date for a spe- 

cial registration shortly before a 

municipal election, provided It Is 

considered necessary. 

State law dees not make such a 

special registraEion mandatory, and 

it generally is done only in eases 

-where the po 1 ! Iis^ are known to be 

far from co.npiete or rvpresenta* 

tive, 

MAY BE LAST CHANCE 

Resort voters, if they are not re. 

gistered now. should toe sure to do 

so November 3 in order to be eligi- 

ble to vote for commissioners, as 

there is no present guarantee that 

any additional opportunity will be 

offered. 

Although there was a house=to 

house eanvass by local distriet 

boards before the primary election, 

the ranyass never gets lOS per etRt 

resuite and tiherf are believed to be 

many who may tWnk they are list- 

ed whe aetualiy are not. 

Scrap Drive Averages 75 

Pounds Per Person Here 

Two hundred and eighty thous- 

and pounds collected! 

Ten tons awaiting eolleetioiri j 

Total, more than 3QG,Q0Q pounds! 

That La Ocenn City's record in 

the scrap drive, Qeean City's scrap 

contribution; will average approsi- 

mutely 75 psunds per person, 4n 

escellent reeord for a eity without 

factories, farms or heavy indus- 

tries to draw 

I 

WE BEAT PHILADELPHIA 

Thi bulk of Ocean City's 

tion naturally had to come from 

homes and small business houses. 

Only one-eighth of Philadelphia's 

collection came from this ôafcr, 

On the last three tiftys of the 

tii-ive, which officially en^d . oil 

Saturday, B§,35G pounds were col- 

lected. This is esclusive ef scrap 

ihrown on the pile by individuals 

without weighing, 

WEIGHING CONTRlBlTTfeD 

The weighing was contributed by 

Clarence Ferguson and Burkard 

Coal Co,, local coal dealers. 

Collections fi-om eommuiiity piles 

weighed iby Mr. perjjuson were: 

dustafson's, 11th st. and Asbury 

ay., iBMO pounds. 

Central Oeean City, 11,470 

pounds, 

Sannine, 8th st, and Asbury av,, 

8,250 pounds, 

Dan's iofti st, and bay, 6.67a 

pdunds, 

Tony Pinto, South Ocean City, 

5,440 pounds, 

Palmer, 10th st, and Asbury av,. 

1,505 pounds. 

KIDS! HERB'S OHAJCOE TO 

SEE MOVIE FREE! 

Boys! 

Girts: three er mnff poonds 

an. and gee Hit special 

shew At tbff ,ViUfi£e 

Theatre next Friday aftefTinaii, 

Thg show will siart at 3i30, 

Despite the fact the scrap 

drive ha# ended, there stilt is 

plaity of scrap metal and rub- 

ber arsuntL Here'i a disnee 

to see a free show in return 

far helping Uncle Sam, 

Colored Women's Republican Or» 

gflnisation, 1.400 pounds. 

Teta!=—M,T20 pounds. 

The Boy Scouts also had a com- 

munity pile on Prospect pi. IWs 

pile was picked up by a paTtially 

leaded truck and the weight could 

not be obtained, Tliey also had a 

pile ac Jim Harvey's, 1157 Simpson 

BV, 

Other collections were: 

Fubite Schools, 13,422 pounds, 

St, Augustine's Parochial school. 

6030 pounds. 

Total—18,423 pounds, 

Bxclusive of contributions since 

last Saturday: 

Howard S, Stainton (Playlandt, 

10.240 poundIs 

Harry Dibb, BMW pounds, 

13, Roseoe Faunce iMoviesi, 8,= 

010 pounds. 

The above figure for the mevies 

is exclusive of more than a ton of 

scrap yet to be collected, 

. = ^ — i 

10 Tons 

BrCoflected; 

One Penny S 

Workers Contribute |fl 

Services | Almost 

Everyone Gave 

By JACK SMITH 

Five weeki agoj in a 

sponsorid by Moiân-: 

Post, American Legion," ^ 

fan City started out to ri: 

20 tons of lerap, -e 

The government quoti^*', 

.29 pounds per capita stenii 

like an impossible task f£r* 

community without £aetorT J 

farmg or heavy industries 

draw from. 

The hotels, which 

have been a good 

wiru* with a few e? 

closed. 

But the drive ofHelsIIy 

amid a 'downpour vt wmi 

Saturdfty. with 140 TON! ta 

scrap j'Ht and 10 teBi y«l te 

y never In tbe fclstflif «f J^ 

dif did any project re-*, 

such sappoft. The h 

amount of scrap eellecletf 

result sf praeiteally y p 

contributing either scrap, labor or *a 

both.' 

Not one penny was spent 

the drive. Tracks, gag and la|t*jr-\? 

were all coiitribnted, 

largest eentribu^- was 

City of OS€an Oity= i nie drive 

stgfted by me appeal of Ste 

Richards, He followed witFi 105 J»f, 

cent eooperation by fianWilnff- 

trucks throughout the drive aad, 1*- 

to unload and stack tBe i|r 

CITY WORKERS 

WMffs in 

kef's depajlaBfi»t handled 

lection of ( 

school • 

p 

for mMe / '1B»ar.*T»e sate ,df 

scrap will provide the foun 

ef 9 social rChabUltation 

will be u§ed SBlsly for % 

benefit ol tht boys la serê^ 4ur- ^ 

ing mm present war and their faml- , -':'£ 

kraps of News from 

The Scrap Drive s: 

as to wbo watk» 

Tlierg'g no 

ed the hardest during t&e ser^p.^^| 

djive= This honor goes to tile tflO v 

IjMn Wright, Ohaflts Austin atod;; 

Everett Baklsy, who In îditivBi t6. ! 

bringing in scores of loads, also 

stajeked ttie scrap pile, 

; 

To John B, Trout goes the. credit" 

of erganizing the community serap" 

piles which tortufht in mere than 

m tons of scrap. ":'"' 

It looked like a wajheut 

day moming wtien mere trucks, 

than workers were available., '.'-.', 

fQrtimately i Ed BOskir's crewi 

County Asks R*R* to 

Maintain Service 

A sBrong plea that the Pennsyl- 

vania = Reading Spashere Lines 

maintain freight and pflssenger ser- 

vice to Cape May Ommty during 

tjie war snergency was voiced by 

the freeholders Wednesday aifer= 

neon, in a resolution offered by 

Ralph T, Stevens. 

It pointed eut that with tire ana 

gas rationing in effect, the county 

is now more dependent upon the 

•raihroad than iii many years. 

It also protested abandonment ef 

the Stone Harbor branch and other 

proposes curtailments. 

The resolution was inspired by 

pretests f ra m Stone Harbor, Cape 

May and other communities sg^ 

ainst, serviee curtailment. 

Resort Pair Home 

From Colorado 

Edgar Hayes, 32S1 Asbufy av,, 

and Harold MuHord, 1O« Bay av,, 

retiffned homr Wednesday from a 

three week's trip to jeflerson, Oelo,, 

where they visited^ on the raneh 

of Mr. and Mrs. B, Steiner, Thi 

trip was made toy bus. 

The young men were bailing hay 

and getting a taste ef ''real ranch 

life". , , . • ! 

Health Classes 

Start Next Week 

Varied Program 

For Men, Women 

Actual work in Ocean Clsy's new 

free health classes for men .and 

women will begin nest week, w. 

was announced yesterday following 

the Initial registration nights. 

Registration was reported ts have 

been light for the rnens class nn 

Tuesday night with Ray L, Fite, 

and Wednesday night for the *a= 

men's class with Miss Miriam 

Reichly, However, interest is ex- 

pected to plek up and more join 

up as the prograffl getj under way. 

The work next Tuesday and Wed- 

nesday nights will include light csl= 

isthenics, a brief talk on healtri 

or pasture, a period of vqliey Ball, 

medicine ban, or oUier games, and 

a doncluding period of swimming 

Bf Pleasei 

Highway Chief 

Visits County 

Impressed by Number 

Of Defense Areas 

State Highway commissioner 

Speneer Miller, Jr., paid his »rst 

official visit to Oape May County 

Wednesday and learned nt first 

hand what the county needs in the 

way of highway Improvement, es. 

peeially with reference to roads to 

various milita:=j- and defense cen= 

tera. 

He expressed himself surprised at 

the number and importance Of 

these areas, 

Following an inspection ef sever- 

al parts el the Gounty antj a lun= 

eheon at Court House with the free, 

holders, he said he felt mush more 

competent to pass upon anoea 

ef road funds for the county. 

He promised to do what he 

5, Please) 

Meatless Tuesday 9 To Be 

Observed By Restaurant 

Alex MeNJeel, Of Jewett CI^, 

OQnnj, and L&nsdQwne, pa.; Itft thLg 

•w&sfc miter ¥ldtta# fliree weeHs wiffli 

Mr, and Mrs. Nell J, vatfy. jr,t 

1410 AStaror . &v. Me, AteMcel is 

In cooperation wltti a program 

of the M"iw Jersey Restaurant As- 

fiosiation, Johnstene's Oaife, ISB As=< 

bury av>, announced today that it 

will inaufurate '-meatless Tuesday" 

nest week. 

Meat is scheduled to be 

MB the menus ©f aBOut 1000 ii- 

tafelUhments whieh axe meMbers of 

Uie ftesrturant Association, fotlew. 

ins adoption of a resolution by ttie 

board of trustees at Newark en 

Siinday, Seme tegan tiife week, 

while many ethers will 

meatleas nftt weefe. 

laniib, mutton and pert i 

erg will not he served toy Associa- 

tion members, but sausages and 

frankfurters will. = 

johnstone's Cafe, it Is believed, 

will m the only Ocean City estab. 

liMunent to follow Bie plan, al- 

though the Restaurant Association 

this week urged Governor Edison 

to issue a proclamation for generml 

meatless Tuesdays so the ebserv= 

ance would take in thousands of 

non-member lestaiiranto. 

Simins' Restaurant on the beard, 

walk, also a b t 

5-Game Schedule 

ForGridders 

Combat Season to -: 

Open October 31 

After weeks of ehanglng con^* .* 

tlons, Indeeteion • and wartime dttf •: 

neuities. Ocean OHy Bigli sdioal-r 

offteiaJs btf*ed up this weei -witli 

a flvt-game feotfbaU sehedule «Wffi 

should give th# gridlren enthuslaste -. 

a lot mere aetion tli»n they Had.; 

dared hope for this year. pV 

Announcemtnt of tile deffistte " 

scheduling ef five games was made •: 

toy Dr Wilson Y. Christian, cn*£p^ , 

man or the Board of Bducattoirt ; 

athletles eommittee, alter. anange«jr 

ments were completed by Ray X* .: 

Fite, director of attitettss, '.'**:.';: 

ALL OK HOME 

-' '-'2 

All games will be on 

field at the Recrtiitieri Genter,. 

all will be at ttie sustemsiy tâ^J 

of 2 p,m. esceipt for the trsdffcioa*i 

Thantafivifts pay fuss, 

26. witti Heasntvllte B 

wUl be at lQi$ 

Thm Une-iip follows! 

Oetsber Si. O*pe Btty OS, 

7, Owe l&r. 

H. Oâri Git? 

Guards, 

. Noven*ef 31. 

school Beserrei. 

COAST 

The game 'with a» 

was an unexpeoted QB6, 

ably will do much te "sfe 

bends of the loesMr 

vice rttt^ 

Ouardanen also 

clty to&sketftian 

Th wttl t» fivsx 

-i

OCEAN CITY SENTINEDLEDGER 

Qam Bake Draws 

«t WUdwaod 

County voters tor the 

mm mg 

l*ny yesterday afternoon at 

Sdwood QoH dub. 

several hundred eitkens in 

ace all the nominees 

leaders repsrted that 

made this week disclosed 

that large majorities would be giv- 

en aU the RepiAlican candidates 

st fflfc Bovcaiber 1 election, 

•Ffîfrt clams and baked oysters 

featured, the refreshment-s. 

\1/ " of the records of 

May County-officials now in 

cannot fa unnoticed, Nafna: 

lei gg«uair ehairmaii of the paps 

May Jaunty Heputsiiean Qensinittee 

today. Be urped voters ta re- 

tliein far additional terms, 

mtting that the inest import- 

ant business ef the moment Is win- 

BlniJ fee war, Smith said that 

county •eltifeos are_ fortunate in 

havfag • pecplt in office »ho have 

file knowledge and background of 

coping with present day problems. 


888 White Horse pike, 

CITY, N= J. 

EGG 


LADIES COATS 

Eami to Egg Harbor te 

See for Veurielf Our 

Beautiful Selection el 

Juniors, MiSSfi * Lad- 

les casts ia *ii the 

west Material* (od 

Styles flireet IrtH sof 

Facloiy i§ Via, 

For Fabrics 

Sport Cmti 

Far Trimmed 

Breu Casts 

TeddSf'Star Cults 

• nd Suit* ia AU Coins 

We in S$EB DAILY froEB io to i p.m, 

SATURDAY tnm 10 te £ p,m, 

ires io to I ?,m. 

Ml BBHS Step at Our 

C * r a « r W u b i a g t e n A v e 

Ministerial Unit 

Has 4th President 

Within Onm Year 

iTbe Cape May County Minis- 

terial Association now has its 

fourth president within a year 

The AaSQeteUen Met last 

week and elected Rev. On* istlan 

W. pannenhaiisr, of the First 

Cape May Baptist Church, ef 

Ootift House, to be president to 

sueeeed Rev, MUltr K Graven 

stine. The latter was transfer' 

red from the Court House Me- 

tliodist Church te Brldgeten by 

the recent New Jersey Confer, 

enee in tean City, causing him 

to resign as Minis Serial Afisneiii= 

tion president after only am 

month in the office. 

Rev. W Gordon Ldwden was 

president a year ago, but was 

transferred to Allpway and was 

eentpelled to resign. Rev. Speii= 

eer "W. Auirgst, who succeeded 

him. beeamr'an army ehsiplain 

and left a vacancy which JWILS 

filled in September by the Rev. 

Mr. Ctravenstlne. 

Church Closes 

Service Room 

Assets Turned Ovrr 

To New Canteen 

! The 

til Hub 

ntfifMiLll 

I'lihiiy 

.on 

]W 1 

its 

i}i 

Scott In Plea 

For Waterway 

Could be Used to ^ 

Traniport OU, Claim 

General improvement of the New 

Jersey inland waterway from Cape 

May to Manasquan to permit its ' consist ot riling with nunin 

6th Tire Must 

Be Surrendered 

Uncle S&m to Buy It 

After This Month 

Ocean Oity passenger ciir owners 

were reminded today t*iai the n?w 

miieag^ rationing program which 

goes into effect next month pt?'thiti 

no more than five tires p?r car to 

each passenger ear owner James 

Kesne.v. Jr., state director of OPA. 

urges all passt-nyer t?a,? ewner.j te 

s#Jl their extra tires ts the uov- 

ernnient lnimedia.tel> ! in accord- 

ance with OPA's u:11** = tire? piirfFiasa 

plan, 

'It wilt be unnecessary for any 

pas-nenger ear eviiPtvi to have more 

than five tires, as every puairtMijie-r 

car Will be eligible for sufficient 

rubber for essential uses." jie siiid, 

"When the mileajje rationing plan 

becomes pffeetive nest month nil 

passenger car will be eiig 

ires or far supplaiieritiiry gusolin ' 

ration unless the owmr ct'iiififs 

chairman. 

use by barges engaged in war 

transportation, was urged this week . On 

by Senate President I. Grant Scott ! 

at a convention ef the Atlantic [ 

Deeper Waterways Association. In ' 

Philadelphia, ', 

Senator Scott submitted the pro= 

posal as an alternative to the con- 

traction of a multi-million-dollar • 

canal acrose the central section ef [ 

New Jersey to coiineei the upper I 

Delaware River witfl the Atlantic ! 

Ocean, 

ASKED TO LIEOE DIVERSION" 

Tlie, competition, which 

jesterday, was asked by the Cape 

May iegLslator to suppori the im- 

provement °i ihe existing waterway 

and divert money, materials arid 

manpower troni the mere elabor- 

ate project across the stau;. The 

latter, he said, would require large 

fv.notmts Of steel anf. other vitftl | _ II T 

war materials for bridges, and the LGaVeS riOITie In 

p?ohibLve nd acquisiUon WwUld * Resort to Daughter 

"In the face of the obstacles, I «'•"-•- H,, h,,,., B ''-'"' l " lJ 

fee! that tlie present agitation for 

a canal from the Delaware tu the 

sea is doomed to failure Until nfier 

the national emergency has pass- 

ed," he said, 

COULD TRANSPORT OIL 

"With the Cape May County es- 

nal which Ls now well under way, 

the New Jersey inland waterway 

eeuld easily be used lor esastwise 

marine tffaffie, 

"When this canal ia edtepieted 

it wiij be- possible for barê* iaden 

with oil and ether vital products 

to traverae the entire Atlantic 

coast from Florida to the metre- 

politan 8Mt without goin» outside 

improvement of the waterway to 

make this possible would be com- 

paratively little, and would be prin- 

cipally a matter ef dredging deeper 

P. Fiiust, antl sin rLssoriiiieiii o! 

piiiying cards. Chines*' cht'ckris ;AijLT 

other gaiiies. 

The Wrnient, AUXUIIH^ r)f Hah 

Trinity Church w;ll foiiiinii! 1 if? 

sntertLsi in afi'vieL' niesi. iiiiii nii'iii 

bers will Hervt 1 ii« huf-tySKes ;U ! lie 

tifw Music Pier servirt* nxsni nes- 

week. 

Rosenbaum Attends 

Church Conclave 

John M: RosfnbaHm wa>, the t_i"'. 

Churrh ttf Oci'i! i City «dn iitttfui 

rfl the ;inn;jiil lAOfiuv se?i^;pn df 

Til! 

IWNNIIE NI'XT TIII'RHIIAY 

!;,i n He! \ it 1 !' u( 1 ii!' Mt'ti 

Churrh w,ll li;ivc ;\ pisblir t'ovei'rd. \ 

n.u iiiniiif. "rinii-^Juv. frdsii a;M' 

in 

ii;^l 

f iiiId 

ii p ns iis tj-!j• rinii't'h 

Mr , H;imu< ! ; tJijfrnliU 

.11j"s111111 is niHKirm ruTLinpr- 

Thi' (liiiiif'i 1 w,\\ hsu'i* ;m !•?; 

!.i!l : •, a: : ii'fl itii'im 

( H;P i,ff;ii! pii". -•- 2.> P \\\^. fir, 

IJii f. ! nih Iliiffiiiun. 

t fl;»i-" is', !'!% iiMi 

•I'll-;-, IK 

f'f.Hlid 

i ir P,-T.A 

i()R OC TO15ER 

A 

to thr Pinter and Mrs 

C 111 KC'II RIKTIIUL#IHT 

Sth st iijiri Central av, 

1*enjaii;in F, Alluofld, MiiiiHtep 

An Ariibiisii proverb siivs, "All 

tllVificd !!.*!) thcr 

[lui: are i.r 

that ui!' niovaiblp: ;i 

U'Mt movu " 

Ponder ill*!' sitii'eiiieni 

wht'ri 1 von telniiLj Art' 

\- ••"» ^Vi' ;p,oH ! uii at 

(hi 1 pnniijn, i'Vi'M tin 1 ii 

! h* ! pi'tjplr. vi t'le ivciUi 

mnvirijj in ttir Chrislian wny 

nn? hr in ;i wnilr! u;i! ! , 

yirir corj ijiriiinn^ Are 

noviihir tlohiK 

art 1 ytjii |jus>ivrH ! 

in liyreeinpni hut tieiiie 

nr are you it'iillv iiiovitm. 

tl^ Hbnut 11" ii- KlnU:- 

o! finil am! it? 

ef holitiay Kift p;ircel i Sor 

to U S fnrre.s hnv 

by the Postoffir!- Dt'pM 

in cooperBtion with ih*' War i;'*c; 

Navy Departnieiits. The s!M'i-hil sfi 

vice inciudes Aiaskw deliver:••* 

ii POUNns ix LIMIT 

HIBT luiri %oi>;t{ti! of ni-ri-ii;) 

of 11 pmmrfs iii WiUjihl i_y ]!} inr]r i 

iii lriitifh or 42 inrhe. 1 ^ iti le '.•>•?! ' 

aiifl jjirth rninbincfi Thr pir!;l\f !?• 

iii'Mrd in cnoprrntt 1 \iv vohiii'ii-ilv 

resirietiiiv the HIKP ftf pnrcflH m 

thfl! nf an nrdliiury shne bns, nnri 

the weigiit to sis pounris 

Not innif tfuin am* ChriMTiiiy 

pfireel nr jiiifkn^!! shi l! ! le ri' ! i'* ! ]itct 

for miiirn-j in 

by or en 

to ant! 

Parcels for MarinJ 

should -•*-- 

rank of 

NY,, or San PrancLseo 

Units located m t^ 

nentai um\u, m y n 

may hi 

For mai! ou,4|ftc be 

„ 

Summer Resident 

Dies In Phik. 

B, D, McCaughn Foj, 

mer Revenue Chief 

D 

I'd., died 

nnj,s, Piiiiarai togfc 

r H. B 

lgrs. willi inJfVincht in Mt 

Cs-m^lt'rv, ' 

Mr. MrCiui'->liH was B farmer 

>:>! ! i l 

Tir ! " r '••'-""• i'f w:!:iryi>s Hn'ts &m fe 

and fet'thp. IMU ^ / « r I hjiucii-lplna Me *as ^d, 

" """-• ,of ihi* y4ih vard ff.t iiiiiny ytii 

n mnnv !i i; 

inr c! is:i 

vo'j f,n!i 

l ih;-,! ;t 

'vioniy nf 

Ii ifi ''Pi U 

MIST RE TIOIITI.V PACK! I) 

of luirk.i fen mu..l 

Oti jij Oftlf 1 ] 1 | h | i ! ;ivf's 

1 l m ^ i ' n i - : ) i n i ' i i P 

tiuiitly pi 

fl-ili not 

fir rm'hil 

fOjOi!' H Wrfit! 

yon 

! i is, 

il ; 

(•iirln^fii ni 

fir rnriiiqiitpri pilSlfOj 

niny-: ni'i t b^ ûftit' 

iii wi'.liMNHui prc'KKiii-f 1 tin! niily 'ii 

i J"|S* f?!h(T piiCkMlH'N hilf H'h;1 'A!';..Ill 

s*f oflii'r MiiS'J-is nl niriil which m .> 

ijc p;lt'd. nn ii in i 1: ;mMf Tn ;IM: i 

ficiay. pa it ! k MimilH hf ! •> pi! 1 =:*' 

nnd ft-hippcfl M 1 ^ tn IXTMI'! rt ! ;td\ 

ff.t y y 

H ironv:^ of (ho Republican 

s. l fj:rliil!tc l irSi!iri tiTa;ujrer of U 

;Hiij!if:in i-tiitf [•rnimitlef, nil 

tt'-r luuiif wiifi fifti N, 44th Bt 

Hn nnd hU w;r?, Jean, ited 

fhrir 50th vi'ridinq nnnivenirj ja, 

USR- 30 laan. HO also leavts 

riht 

II! 'lant !c 

V.' 

T ' . i !•; 

WAhrbn n 

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'i 'i • 

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n! -S iint: 

ll''. 1 pi 

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1'hii! 

Hnl, 

ink 

Mi: P;,!il 

Til 

:ff:,- 

M-:-< 

!hr 

' i >i 

ni 

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Jn, 

:i!Ht jx'Ôi't Suinmer nûit'iii. 

ciit'ii Oe;ub:" 7. h.-ft hU Offiiil ( 

rot tii LI»' if! 1440 PiM.iûrr ;i\ in 

10 

will })rsjb;iU"i 

Christian Science 

Program en Air 

MuMj.il nrii.i!!r,i' I, 

• ! • ' • • - , 1 , r i , ; ' . > ' .. 

• l i i i n ii t ;'.• i f ' i l a 

ni Huritiiiv. Ov'.nh 

jMhii A Mi'i'ki"- 

M;- 

FM.I,O\VS!UP 

TO >it:KT Tr 

K; 

IliflTl- 

pill 

W. 

hi|i I'-.ii-iv- at H ie Me 

, i u ill hiii 1 )' i;.w Oi'.tn 

iiit'i't ;JI Tii«',sfiii,v i! 

I;!' i i!ifi!( ! ij! Mft Hi ir 1 

Ti: ! nitniraLe fnlUH in :vnv! ! in i 

! h** Chriî i:in WM v tht' ftillott in ,• 

•ty\ jff'{« Will hr> held in ihe :ihnw» 

!•}i'.JS'cii oh t' 1 !' Hiilf'J'ifh Dny' 

ti 30 a m The churrh Srhnnl 

Tjiin^ \tni? yoijny folk'4 iiiirl fltri"> : 

iii (iiir tif ihe Ri-jl' 1 CluHhcw; vnu 

will hs'ly iLiid crtasniy DP firlpetl. ! 

ii ;ins The Mnrnin- HSN 1 ' in* of 

Wov?h:p the sermon Knbjpft for 

!h.> j-i-rvife v, ill hf*. "Yfiuv L'fe 

Os•'ii!li!f :r,:i!i:'r N 

uii hifieti m iin.v p;i;nrN 

finite, i'lflirrjijubli 1 ;)=;!' ''••*> r 

UII* v ;U, ! 

• i! : ,i; •• 

•Ton: 

bv 

from 

it Vt ! Will Hoa 

nii 1 , H Hi-fi' 

Kr.hf-sianN 0: 1U IT. 

John 4 4b M. 

wiii 

and wider rfiannels to permit larger n.an^Th in^Tenneê. He i. 

craft to navigate, 

CTVIC CLUB TO 

Tile Ocean City Civic Clu/3 will 

meet Tuesday night at the lintnc 

ef Mrs, J: ©iward Voss, 9?T Gen, 

tral av» 

ti'ict 

in %viU 

ic Snuih Ji.M'.'.'V 

- Fill! 

f.IT!fi 

i 

EXAKIfflD 

GLASSES 

FITTED Bf 

Dr, Harry H. Lake 

OPfOMETEIST 

35 Yein eiperteBei. All the latest 

tl f! franifc sad i 

in jtoct 

g22 ASBURY AVE, 

the 4th Armored Division. 

Her broth ef, Lieutenani A. Mi'it r, 

is fitatiuned witfi the Air Furrr :ii 

Atlantic City und is a wt'ck -emii'r 

in the rrsert with her nioiiu-r Mi's. 

Eniniii C, Meier, at Howard Hnil, 

Carlton Bakleys 

Parents of Sen 

Mr. and Mrs, Cal'lLOn IX Likl^y 

of Lnns; Branch, are i'tjceiviim mil 

•i'rsifuistions on the birth of n hevrn 

pouiiti tfjree ounce soil. OtHOber 12, 

iii Mennsouth Genpral He?;|):i;il. 

Loiig Branch He, has been named 

Carlton Russell Biikley, Jr, 

I Mr. Bakley is a fornitT resort 

resident. Mi's. Bakley formerly was 

Miss Barbara Dram an. of Long 

Branch, 

W, « 

I 

ifie Wo- ( 

T t , 

H WORK 

The nt'erin Cn.y 

nst-n?. ChrihliiiM Ti-iiipenuii't' UiiJCsri 

liiiti IUS Oeitrtoer jneetsny rt?{;erit]_v 

in the KlrM Mi'thQciis; C'hurdi. pre= 

t crclrtl by ,i rriii-rccl cl; 

Mr. 1 . Lt'ruv V.nit iikler, 

ifiph!. f'isndut'tesl t fie* i 

. \eiu* i 

11 \'> ii 111 

Montiiij. 

L('iii:vr-,) 

!!?; SfJUl 

phrtiiv 

p.m First 

ii 

Cluiith 

I'll Ki ST. 

, ui 

in Epi- 

Pk'iia- 

1IOI.V TRIMTV 

Rev, Itii hard H, Dailc,v, 

R-30 a in. Hnly Communion. 

in si iii. churrh 

11 15 M.iii 

VVednestlny, i|s. Sinioii & 

10 ii.ni Holy Coni.iiuiiiuii 

Fridiiy, 9 at) a.m. Ho'y 

7 pin, Dhoii 

OCBAN CITY nATTIST 

iOUi si, ajid lVesley av, 

Thf 

TITLE INSURANCE SEARCHES 

Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company 

Title and Trort n!JB=It.!i jn*»-.f KiJi Ss *t,(i 

Atlantic City Offke — 1J07 Allan!!- Av 

Clinton H= rriee 

Vice Ffriideat 

u 

title OBJcff 

H, T, Ganflj 

Ain't 

City's "Tii!« Company" Tor 33 years 

m U 

pros- 

. The 

for 

iik riiv il»' 

sijUiiHtii'fS by MSH, Chris- 

A vt'Hunii' o[ 

follows: St'VL'ii 

«' rciKij 1 ! was as i 

pUinU iuid bou- 

"PROHATION AFTEH 

I? thf LvSJ-iJt; SlTlllflll 

Kundiiy. Oetcber 2fi, in nil C-hrly, 

liiui ScicnCi 1 cliun-hcs nnd Soci 

iliroimhriu! the world, 

tKilctoii Tus! is: 'Ho Unit 

!i, thi_* hiuii!* fiJiuli he 

iii *hiii ! ruiinerii." i Rf*v, 3: 

Si. 

• nd t.andie*_ u %iU!&-s of jelly. BO | bJf.. ..y^ thn h , wlUk thrailgh 

baW oi cam y-tor m,' eaunty farm: %hc. v;i]lov (;(tllf simlflw of rion^. 

£15 sum io the rookie jar lit Fort T „.„, ,- ,,„•..„, fnl, „,.„ „-, 

Dis; %U •- :if*nt fov 

fund at Fon pis; 14 pounds of ean = 

dy pi von to ihi' Const Qiiards; in 

Kitnpiithy siiifl yn'iifiny eard.s sent; 

^2 V!:H!H niiide m mc\i suiti HHut-lris; 

three ;ifi>hiins m_i\i\v nrlri Kent tn 

the NaiioiiMl hosniim at Arlington. 

Vn. 

To come out Sunday and join those who gather to give thanks to 

the One who provides ail our comforts and all our needs. 

Ocean City Baptist Church 

Ker, wnilatB A. JMierqp, 

First ^lethodiHt Church 

R«, Benjamin F. 

Pirat Presbyterian Church 

B#T. George Fischer 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

BET, Blctasrd S. Bailey 

Sfc R. C. 

Church 

. Thomas F. Blake 

ST. JAMES AJW-E, CttURCn 

(Colored) 

BAPTIST CHUKCQ 

(Colored) 

St. John's Lutheran 

Church 

Eev, Frank Ad tor 

fit, Mary's Gfaipcl 

Ccv, Themas F, Blake 

Christian Sek'ncn Snciety 

TABErENACLE BAPTIST 

CtlUBCH (OoL) 

MACEDONIA M, E, 

(Colored) 

h% ' 

This message is sponsored by these Ocean City bus- 

ineasmen in recognition of our churches' service, 

benefit and value to our own community, 

SOWABD a 

. H, 

f HANE? XJUQYB 

IMR, 

M, 

CITY 

COMPANY 

OCEAN cmr 

WATER SEKVIOB CO, 

SANS OP 

QOBAH 

i&£l 

A sc>r\ : Tt't' 

thy M 

fl;i to 

r*hurf'h in honor of 

its rjoys in the ser\ier. 

Tiie unit will eQryperntr- with the- 

CHiit^fn Seri|ffi Ccniniittec ef th 

End Cioas and take a week in Nov- 

t*tiiitwr for duties at Uie Music Pier 

>'o!ariu ! m, 

Mrs, Jciiriie Loiis was welcomed 

ns n ,iew member Other members 

present were: Mrs. Evrrten Corson, 

• Mrs. Cliarles C RrtiH. Mrs, Orvilie 

JAdamL Mrs, Charles E, Adams. 

Mrs. Gassius CiunpbfH. Mrs. Edwin 

BoupLt-'ois, Mrs B, Friink Bitiitll, 

Mrs, John C. StcelrtiSui, Mrs, W. J, 

Mlnr.er. Mi's. John Clark and MUs 

Sue WlUis. 

I will fear no rvj]: for Ihou 

witii me; thy rod nnd thy staff 

they comfort me." i Psalmji 2?i;4l. 

The lesson Sprmnn silsn includes 

thr following {jsissrise from the 

OhriM isiii Spipnec tusi'ijouk, !! §cU 

ptirf and Health, wiiii Key to illy 

Scriptures"' hy Mury BHkt'r Eddy: 

'*Li(t ! is the oiiuiii and ultknate 

of man, never a.ttsiinablu 

denth. but gftinrd by walking iii 

the pathway pf Truth both biM'orc 

and iifter that which is called 

death " fp, 4871, 

* * • 

BT= AUGUSTINE'S K. C 

I4ih hL and Asbury av, 

Piuitnr—Ri.'V. Thnmns F, .ftliikn 

Witiiam ,\, Miernt» 

9:4^ a.m Buiidiiy School 

11 a.m. Worship, sermon by Will- 

iam A, Mierop, broadcast. 11:30 

DVi-r slutli.in W¥Va 144» kilo. 

6:30 p.m, Junior B.Y.PIJ. 

lid ]5-i"ii. Worsihij}. srrman bv 

Uenn W, O. Binunt of thv jssbic* 

7:4S p.m. B.Y.P.U. H;sl = 

party. 

Wed., 7:30 p.m. Midweek semcr of 

prayer, pi'iiise and Bltait? study, 

Flida.v, 7:30 pjii, Bible? lnstitutL> 

tiiiiaht by Pastor Wm. A, Mierep. 

B 30 p.m, Senior B Y,P,ti, 

Dfiliy 9:45 d ni, Monday throip,h 

Satiii=day. 'The Old Faniily Bt- 

tok 1 " broadcast over station 

WFPG, 1450 kilo 

COUNTY AGENT MOVES^ 

The office of Lhr roiiiity fann 

demonstmtion ageiit. M, H. Wtilie, 

liiui been mo% = ed from tlie new io 

the eld eeurt house building. The 

previous Quarters will be occupied 

by the county rationing board. 

A FOOD MARKET^ FOR THOSI 

WANT THE BEST 

WHO 

740 Asbury Ave* 

TO AID 

VICTORY CIRCLE 

Mrs. GQTflor! Cos. 624 Ocean av., 

will be hostess at ii covered-dish 

lunchenri Tuesday at 1 p,rn,, for 

the Victory Circle of the 

dist Church, 

Anyone wishin. to contribute to 

the Sofdier paekar?(? which the Cir= 

ele is arranging is asked to bfinR 

it to t'le luncheon or leave It at 

the home of Mrs, geott Adams, SOI 

Central av,, whose home is Bie een = 

tral receiving point for the centri, 

butioriS, 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 


& Loan Assn. 

SOI 

sit S n. in. 

l!J;15 si. m. 

1 a.m. Wcekdny mniis. 

7 n.m, First priduy. fii,i.'-> = 

l:\ffi p.m. Holy Hoiir, 

m F * 

KT= DIARY'S CIIAPKJ, 

1m} si, and Atlantir av, 

Sunday mass fit ^: 1 fj Ji.ni, 

nnd 

FIRST rfiESBYTKRtAN" 

TUi si, and WeKley av. 

The Onetpel =, Paslor 

9:iS a.m. Prayer Meeting ,ol the 

Sunday School teachers nrid ofTi = 

cers in the choir room, 

S;30 am, Sunday Shhool far all 

ages witli consecrated Leaehers, 

Mr. Aaron Stcphenaon, supt 

Messrs, Heriry B. Oonper arid Hi- 

rajn B, Grone, Assl, Supts. B. § 

Lesson IV: "itep^ Toward golu 

of the Aleohoi Prp'ilem," Ee< 

WE DO 


with 

Most Modern 

Equipment 

DAT SERVICE 

IF EEQUESTEO 


Nice 

BUNGALOW 

IlCil rinnmN, Close to Bratll 

and Center of Town. 

Sacrifics Price 

$3250 

CAREY 

15th SL and Boardwalk 

"I op MiiHcle Roa^t 

Rib Roast 

of Sprint? Lamb 

dt-rs or Spriny, Ltiriib 

Rump Runst of Vcfi] 

Smoked Butts 

Petin'is Frnnkf 11 rters 

hrdiid Snuer Kraut 

k's Pujv F J oik Si 

Fancy Frc^h Broilers 

fancy Frebh StewhiH Chickens . 

Fnney Fresh Roasting Chickens 

GEOCEET DKPARTMENl 

Phone 2185 

rb 46c 

\h 4Sc 

ft 45c 

tb 38c 

ft 38c 

tb 58c 

tb 38s 

H» 8c 

lb 50c 

tb 47c 

ft 42c 

ft 

———^= Premier Brands 

OLI> FASHIONED OINGCa SNAPS , 

OLD FASHIONED PEACHES 

OLD FASHIONED PINEAPPLES 

OLD FASHIONED LIMA BEANS , . . 

GREEN QAO! 

RED PITTED 

SHOE tsTRTNti CAHROTS 

WAX BEANS 

ASPARAGUS ,. .........'.,. 

Ib 

33e 

m 

. can 33c 

tan 35c 

can ^Se 

, I an 2?e 

can 13!4s 

can 30e 

3 for 2Sc 

October-23,-1942 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEDGER 

BETTER VALUES ALWAYS 

Last Day 

REDEEM 

NO 8 I 

" P 1 ^rgy^produeihg quality 

[eodf your family netds for bstttr 

health, go nteeisary in our CBUn- 

try S aIU °l jt effort to win thg war. 

'-" the Acmt it's easy to save on 

fS ° dS h P ing •"•ntml vitafflins and 

minerals. 

Complete laliifaetlsB, or ysur 

Faticy Frtih-Kiiigd STEWINQ 

tb 

vi! urn iioiiitt'T, WeiEh nit in «i;. 

1942 Genuine 

W A M U SHOULDER 

ijAHllf ROAST 

(b 

Neck Lamb l 

Rib Lsmb Chsps 

Fresh Serqppie 

Bologna wtiJ^,"' 

BeefTungue 

"MSg 

'M, 

!e 

'3ic 

Raek Lamb Chops 

Lain Lamb Chops 

Cesked Salami 

Luncheqn 

lb 29c 

- l6 10c 

Sour Krout 2""13e 

TURKEYS 

BEEF KIDNEYS 

Seaiood \ Large No. l Smelts 

Specials [ Large Jersey Croakers 

Haddock f;;-:;; m m9c : Oysters l ^'[J';;" 

it! 17c 

FANCT and VEGETABLES 

A Complete Line of 

NEW RUGS 

FOR SALE 

FOR JUICE 

LARGE QHAPBFRUIT ,, = , . = , . , . 

BARTtEflT PEARS 

ITALIAN PRUNE PLUMS "'.'.'.'.'.'.] 

LARGE DELICIOUS APPLES 

LARGE PINEAPPLBS 

AVAOAOO FEARS , 

dot «« 

Y for IS J 

te 

m 

STRf NGLESS BEANS ......' ,...." 2 

JERSEY. SPINACH ,....".., 

. . ^ h 

PASCAL CELERY "."..,"-.-- .,- 5 talK 

WHITE OliEAMiNO ONIONS =\ =,.,.,...=.. « IBs 

WHITE I* 

Store Will Be Closed 6 R M, Fridays 

For The Winter Monthi ^ 

'•••J.-'\:t^Jl"-.f 

Enriched " 

SUPREME 

-"• 'i: 

BREAD 

EGGS £,-;•„ ,,r tj 

large 

.fM \ EnFiih?d hr uiliii ysssl hifh^ ;'4 

y 

in Vii*min Bl 

i : î ri nit 

•i r vi 

Iran, 

\.-'^ Ciirt'iHI! v ini-iMM-frii ^ 

'%••• , 

VIENNA 

^ 9&£d Seat Enriched 

: Flour It 45 

% i 

niii-U-ln.il «Mli Viliimln B!. Try U unilur 

Geld Seal Csk* ^ 17c i Baking Ppwder«« «;;* 8c 

Fancy Whole Beets 

jirnnipditry 

ii till Cirii|i^fFnit ran 1 § C 

Musselman's Pure Jellies 

Rltter Chili Sauce ''•, r;,: 1 :'; 

Nabisco Cakes lf M»J 

Princess Gloss Starch 

Gerber* Cereals 

Hom-de-Lite Salad Dressing 

Bog-Sweets Cranberry Sauce % 

29c 

Hr>- tFFFii! nf 

Pancake Flour - 

Al-Pine Scented Soap 

Old English Floor Wax 

'i>ii^ 6c 

iilnt ,_ m _ 

JUST ARRIVED, 100 CARS 

for thb big sale, Bi rtady for winter with a supply 

of these quality potatoes. 

Specially Selected White 

oFreshly dug, sound and mealy. 

Fancy Cauliflower ' short of firemen." He prnphn 

siaed that tde plea was for volun- 

teer, fuisLhury firemen, and did not 

refer to the eiiys rrgular pmd fire 

department. 

F.D.I.C.To 

Move Here Today 

Takes Ovei= T. and T, j 

Banking Quarters : 

ofTlfe of [Iif Fed- 

eral Deposit iiisui'Liiiec Corporation 

wnsksE-hPtUilod ta take up its resi- 

doner today in UIP ni'st floe:' bimk- 

\ irm qUiU*ifr.s of \ho Title nnd Trust 

; C©:rj>nn.V uin'HUn'A Btll «t. and As 

: bury av. 

! Tiio innvp from the foriiiur Mni'• 

: tuitc nfTicc WiiH tiiA for- ttHkiy nnd 

'. itjmorrow. The smrnry iind ILK sinfT 

. of oiyht pTnployfs «'xpr« i Ls to be 

1 rfTitiy io wiilp down to work on 

, Mondiiv. 

Prrliniifiiirv. iin = iitmrHif*nt -, in thf 1 

bftiik buildnifj were stiirtt'd rinly 

this wvvk with i!iKiii!liition. of tele- 

; phorx 1 service, rlffuntiy, sind ilu* n. 1 

inaviii of A yijiuitiiy of Red 

uiiich had heon Htrtreri Ihrre. The ; 

: bankint: rooms worf dnslsmnie:! iv- t 

;i Red Cram emeTuvncy cenier iuî : 

| Wind':', but Wfj'C used only infro : 

j qurnily, 

i Thi j F,P,I.C. ofTiff will be in ' 

; ehiii'Me of Ch:i!-le« J. Long, nf Mar- j 

i jiiitt 1 , who is liqiiiriatoi- fnr' fjvr j 

; hulks ni the Stnitll Jonsry diH= j 

i tricL ! 

! 

150 Pass Army 

! Examinations 

{CoiiUnypf! from page It 

group, like tlie one for Oetobcs 1 , will 

isiclujJe no married men with a 

boniifid** marital status accordiiig 

to terms of selective serviee. it. 

like the October one. will include 

a few men married when induction 

wns imminent, which does net 

tsrnnt tlicm dependency status. 

DRAFT ONLY SINGLE MEN 

Tiie local board and all others 

in New Jersey is adhering to a poi= 

icy'sf drafting only single men dur= 

ing October and November, , 

Those accepted lust Friday were: 

Prom Oeean City — Harry V, 

Adams, Jf,, 36; RichaJd ft, Austin, 

42; Louis A, BeNehriga, 37; frrank 

j Dlmend, Jr., 2u; Hobert P Fry, 

27; Thomas H, Oibb, 33; Edwin S. 

Gross. 30: Gilbert Katz, i0; Edward 

A, Kelly, 21= George KOukoulis, 24: 

WiUiiim I, Likens, 18: Michael J, 

McOusker, 24: Joseph C, Migiiaecio, 

M- Roland: Paft'gburtt, 24; Eslrl 

pfander, 43: Stanley P, Pontiere, 

2i; Jotin F, Rice, 24; Frank X, 

SaiUiins, 20. 

ether sections = Lewis S. 

j, 20, South seavLile-, Ran- 

UMlf~. S, Alberteon, 20, Tuckahde: 

Max »cker, 3a, Woodbine; Sam- 

uel Beyel, 30, Marmora: Paul m 

Cerson 22, Woodbine; ueonard H. 

Oo¥©*dale 20, woodbine; Arthur 

OeS&ntfs; 37, Wo&dbine; pharles L, 

pevaul, 30, êsn View; Harvey A, 

Devault, 2f. Pal'efniBi Jamts G. In= 

gerioll, 20, Petersburg; Rubin 

Langtoord, 34. WQDiMjine: Eugene J. 

Leport. 31, Sea Isle Cjty- JaepB 

Levy 20. Woodbine; Ounter_Lii>p- 

man,,21i Woodbine; Jam«f E, Liy. 

tngsten, 20, Dtnnisville; Melvin L, 

pÛey 20, Beesley's Point; Char- 

les S- Pftttersen, 28, Avaiem aesrge 

Hesye, 26 Woodbine; Paul A, Rey, 

21 ma tslm 011^; Evans J. Robin= 

sen, 22, Permisvffle; Jygmunt L, 

Rutkowski 20 Woodbine; Charles 

C Sack, 22, Ocean View; William 

p sannino, 37- Tuckalioe t Herman 

seull 30 Woodbine; Rabert Sln- 

gletasyi~38. Woodbine; Geerig W. 

^rihger, 27, South pennis; George 

B SwUfea, 24, Woedbine; John J, 

TertoFQ, 37, Sea Iile Cityi Harold 

Unilieht, 20, Wesdbine* fânfdi E, 

Willis i8, rtlEffio; H.u4«n Wash= 

infton, S3, Woodbine; J*n D, Witt, 

21, Dennisville. 

TB-T A 

FOE 

AD 

into iht> vni-ious 

rt was painted mu that 

nils appeals have been made for 

leMiii ini'n vohtnuiriiy to ofTer their 

services, but [hat this method ims 

iippni-enily irnched the end of its 

effectiveness. Mow the Defense 

Council hopes to add spores to it-S 

active list who may have rjeen shy, [ 

fnr one resisnn or iinothpr, about • 

comln» forward to ofTer their spr- 

yiees. 

THIS MIGHTY 

EGINS SATURDAY, OCT. 24th 

13 Days of Valums That Will Add Tremendous Buying Power to Your Dollar! 

Every day we learn of new scarcity of merchandise item* due 

shortage of materials. 

But thanks to the long-range pluming of our Department Man) 

and splendid manufacturer co-operation, the values to be foui 

this sale will add glory to the past great achievements of Blatt's 

partment Managers, 

Here are adequate ctocks of quality merchandise you desire for yourself, for every member of the faniily and for your home, Many 

ie items are irreplaceable. 

Atlantic City's Crest Department Stores—Din] 

Select wisely. Anticipate your needs for Fall and Winter as well at practical gifts for Christmas. No hoarding, mind you, but 

ing in this Department Managers' Sale, will stretch the buying power of your dollar to the utmost. Will help materially in reducing 

coot of living. ^ 

This page tells of exciting, master-stroke values, Space permiti us to mention only a part of the many Items awaiting you, Evey floor, .'i 

every department takeg part. 

It's smart strategy ta avoid the rush by getting a bright and early start. Be here at 9 A. M, Saturday, 

Women's Silk 

Hilk are s 

urcr Uiari j*wt?Ls! Wi' were 

ii'ky lo j;i-t a t.p- ciii 1 lyt for 

.jr Hiu Sak. 51=y.iuije. purr 

]k b»d\', every jjuir |ierfp(' ! , 

;s lovily ^li^vo*. All a^h'^ 

ii;;l. No phfmc oiti r% 

Stl'l'pt 

Women's $1.95 

Gape Gloves 

4-iuiMon. ,-iU!ien style, Kofi. 

ksd but wf 

itii'rfl u nd nsivt'l'y 

'U, v,hi',*'= brawn, 

MS fill! 1 ^ 1^ /*Q 

Women's 25c 

Handkerchiefs 

Ilnrul t'mhrnifk'M'd Poi'io Rk'O 

iUaiaUvrihk'f:; for ynursrif 

ntul "if! |.;(um ln::r t.h. 

Wlii'.r* v.itii ooloiTfi emoroitl- 

, red I'nri-.rrs. 

street 

$1.95 to $14.95 

Costume Jewelry 

S m K i that you will want not 

only for ytHirSiif but hi Iny nîd" for gifi= 

i l 

vina later an, EniTin^. neeklsicPS. pin 

pK, iflpntiftauiftn bracpjets: Some stone 

l 

Sire«t floor 

DeLuxe Priscilla CUftainS 

Made to Sell for $3.S0 

two ssritieniH- mocU'rn madras d? T| fiQ 

and fluffy cushion .fiat, B ft. V • *

J 

I • -'J3 

fm-v** 1 '**! 

%T,t *& 

-s'J '" 1 

.THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGEK 

LOJ\ Workers 

tend Dinner 

Women Fet«d by 

Men** O 

Iftfc EtMrt Mra. Bert, 

lies 

H^-MtateSB ofJb* Wanfin's 

CQidj, women worfcejs 

arid CrieodB of tfie Rt- 

partj, i n entertained by 

Mrs, Anns 

Mrs. 

Jean 

Mrs. 

[tou 

BoHord 

Mrs, Castle Dotes, 

tt» Wedueaday night, Qete- 

14* at Hogat^'s, 

Sf (toe New J#r- 

KefJtibllcan State Committee, 

B£re, Harry 

MS, tBar* Ptox, Mrs, 

MH, Oca* Gi-ubb, Mrs 

riaUgghar, lbs, 

Oroos, MIS. Bsfnsnd OUTeFd, Mrs, 

Mra. Mary aardi- 

Rotary Learns Of 

Red Cross Work 

Next Roll Call-War 

Fund Drive to Merge 

neTi Mn. T. M« Haapmett, Mrs. 

J. ¥• ffisfflBietti Mrs. Howard War- 

rig, ate. Leslie O, Hy^SiMra. 

Bununel, Mrs. Wlnfeld Hitch- 

TO SEE MOVIE ON 

KUBBEB TONIGHT 

"Rubber G«g Synthetic" la 

the title «f a motion pirtiire, 

produced by an oil company, 

that will be shown at tonight's 

Rfllary dub me*ti&£ at He,' 

gate's. 

Kitvanis Introduced To 

Coast Guard Dog Sentry 

tiie mala speaker. Mrs. 

that women throughout the 

Spuntiy Base feeea doing 1 a pest 

' Job, "Witti the women lies the work 

ê upholding of our way of 

! Ufe, and It is every we- 

duty and privUefe ts get 

*nrt and work." ê declared, "She 

ner, Mrs, Ida Headrlotown. Mrs 

Ruth Hayes. Ifis. L, Hughes. Mrs. . 

Alice w&ara Mn Robert Haxbaugh, A const, -# i L-oyrse in what the 

fiBs. Samuel Befcetier, Mrs- James Red Orsss is all about and how n 

Harvey, Mr§-Hazel Jones, m Vlp- is functioning In ©aean City in 

let Mwien, B&a, TJvin Johnson, I wartime was given to the resort Ro 

jfc, Mrs. Misbeth Sister, 

d 

eierelse the right to vote and 

f*t out fte vote," 

WASH JOURNAL 

u>rro*t SPEAKS 

Mae^MuHen. Hopeweil, 

editor of the Farm Journal, the 

1 largest circulating farm paper in 

Elizabeth Sister, iDa, 

•, Mrs, Karl Kress, Mrs. 

Kramer, ate, L, 

Mrs. Laura Liihtcap, B»s= 

Lee, Mm, James Lawless, l©s, Jule§ 

at lfoe&tp ! -s, 

told of many new 

tlfle methods in the process of naak= 

-^ teg, % BfW future for PUT neeessi. 

t|s, MS 1 , MacMulIen spoke ef the 

Waited States growing and expand- 

ing, and emnttasi^d the fact that 

every patriot who loves his Amtri= 

freedaj will go to the polls 

"Wi must pin our faith on men 

feelleve in tamefTaw," ' e said, 

W. Btryble, chairman of 

Republican organ isatjon. was 

toastaiaster and presented Mrs. W. 

I, Booth, president of the Women's 

Bsgular Repuffiliean Club, Mrs. 

Rolirba^h, Cape May County 

spoke briefly ur= 

every woman to get out and 

tary Club 

night, 

Each of the Volunteer special 

Service units of the Red Cress was 

to tfie club men by the 

chatnnan or ether aetlvf head. 

The Administrative Corps of the 

""r_,___T ,_u_ „„ Aiiê I ioeal branch was guest of the eiub 

. Anunaa Lake, Mrs, Alice j ^ ^ efflnprlges ^ officerS, ehu r= 

rflfn arid vice chairmen ef special 

services. Each, was introduced by 

Mrs. Morgan Hand, chairman, 

Ledif, Mrs. Sarah 

Lawrence M, Lear, 

Linder, Mrs, 

Lqckenbaok, Mrs, Rag 

Mis, D, MUTFay, Mrs. Ms B, Miller, 

Mis. Harry Montgomery, Mrs, Wil- 

M ibitte M 

Bam NieUes, Ms§r M= Nibiette, Mffs. 

V. QEfeed, Mrs, Etna Plaut, Mrs, 

Betty Fewel, Mrs. Ger&ude 'Pres- 

ton, Mrs, A. W, pieree, Mn, anil 

Palmer, Mrs. Ida Ryan, Mrs. Ghar= 

les E, Rhodes, Mrs, Lincoln 

Hew hund'Teds of German 

herd dogs a ?e being trained f« 

gerviee in the -Coast Guard was ex= 

plained to me Kiwanis Ciub at He- 

gate's Wednesday by Lieut John 

M. Creighten, of fa Coast CHi&rd 

Deg Training Sehoo], 

The COflst Guard, he explained, 

uses only German îephprd dogs 

as tests have proved them br«sf for 

the duties they must perforMi. !*hr 

ar?ny uses several breeds. 

Practically ail the dogs have b !1 t'n. 

pets and hav* 5 been doniUpH or 

leaned by tfipir OWUPPS fnr th*> W:IF 

period, t 

ENROLLETt FOR DURATION 

Each dog is pnrollPd for thf dur- 

ation af the war find will ht> re- 

turned to ILS fnrnif'r own«--r iH'it-r 

tihe war. 

The dDj* is ftAsisjut'ti to two Cq.ist 

nt !]"!•' bfKinniny (H ih»> 

pc-riQrt in Kt*ri'p sol* ! ly ftiHi 

thoni throiiuhout t.ht» dnsj's win- en- 

reer, 

Tlie trainiiii; cttnvvnh thr dnLr 

froni a friendly pri Intn nn ;i.-rps- 

wkiLChful dou- He is ir:i!rn*t! 

to be obedient to his two masters 

and suspicious of ail ettiers, 

ATT4CIOVIENTS FORMED 

The dog servei four houpg when 

on duty. Mutual attaehments na 

turaily are farnied between the»dog 

and his two masterK, If anytliing 

happens to ineapneitate them, the 

dog must undergo A IIPW ppHnd of 

with new 

thi!! ;!ST' H'fTl -«1\V Of (illlld 

PPturned immt-tlAUOy to iMi'tr 

'rs: LHMit:. CnMi'htnn dpnion= 

t.iip rP-siiU-5* tji tmiiiint; witd 

;i ring thnt had bf>rn to .Hplinol only 

n w**ek DcspiU' thr .Hinmuo ?*ar j 

wiih iilnerity. 

•: nofis \REDEn 

Pt i sons who iuiw f"it'nn:»n • Imp 

herd 

!ht ! War 

or I ! HMI puniii'K if this 

bv Lawrciii-i- 

HIH! 

s 

jyfi-g, Mabel Hahn, Mrs. OeorgK E, 

t l 

FOB wma* 

FESMANENT BEGISTBATION 

C. Smith, Caps May 

ehaiiman of the Hepubli. 

party, urged all voters to reg- 

for permanent regktraUan. 

•- Kobert K, BcU, resort attorney, 

' dpcfce on behalf of tiie bleed pjas= 

jna bank fer tttK American Bed 

Miss Prtsellla Bfoadley enteftaln= 

ed as pianist. A slightôf-hand ma- 

gic'an, professional ent&talner, was 

îjoyed. B&ny door prt^s wtre 

awarded, 

Cttoen attending were; cominis- 

borers Henry Heessr, Jr., and ^~ 

ward B. BoiAer* JêehQlders Law- 

rents M> Liar and Henry Y, Clout- 

top; OeiinQf Treasurer Wlnfleld 

Kt-îneri Mrs. Sratt Adams, Mm 

Wesley Adams, Mrs. Wilhelmina 

Affleribach, MBB. Edyttie Argosd, 

P. Howard Bussom, Mi^= Sarah 

Mrs, John Harwell, 

mitti, 

Mrs. John Stpple, Mrs, 

Charles Soeffinf, Mrs= Mathanlel 

Mrs, Wiiiiam H, h 

dyde strutole. Mis, L, 

boda, Mrs, Harry Smith, Mrs. 

George Sanders, Mrs. John^ Stuebs, 

Mrs. George Sniley, Mrs, B.Snlth, 

Mrs. Anna Thompson, Mrs. E. Tali- 

man, I '*' 

Mrs, Joseph Tale^, Mrs, John E, 

lh VrtbM M 

p 

Trout, Mrs. Ralph 

Mrs, 

f 

Vanaman, Mrs. Hannah Weisen= 

dial, Mxu, W, Williams, M^s Ea 

ma Jane Broadley, Miss Florence 

WeaUey, Miss Mary Oorson, Miss 

Leufsa Oarlaon, Mim noSBnee £^ 

Miss Sarah Diannend. Misg Marj' 

riffih MU 

Miss nhuna Griffiths, 

Maude Harrlss Miss Oaroline R, 

Leesb, Miss Minnie Shaw, Miss Ju= 

Us E. mull, Bert Biaiichard, W J. 

Booth Joseph Talese, jchn E 

Trout, 

! , ~ > 

j COURT HOUSE HLOOD 

j DONORS TOO FEW 

The visit of the Ked Crass 

mobile unit for Wood dona, 

(Jona at Cape May Caurt 

liousc, scheduled for today, 

was canc*U*d bHaast the quo- 

ta of donors was anfUled. 

Residenta af Middle Town= 

ship and nearby artas wen 

urged is register and 

their blood at either 

or Ocean City. 

VOTERS 

ATTENTION! 

Tune In Station WBAB (1490 on Your Dial) 

THURSDAY, OCT. 29 

At 7tQ5 P. M. 

Hear Senator Smathers 

And 

Congressman Wene 

Talk to the Voters of 

Cape May County 

VOTE NOV. 3rd 

For 

WILLIAM H. SMATHERS 

ELMER H. WENE 

AND THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC 

TICKET 

FOR U- S, SENATOR 

WILLIAM H, SMATHERS 

FOB CONGRESSMAN 

ELMER H, WENE 

FOR STATE SENATOR 

EDMUND B. GODFREY 

FOB ASSEMBLYMAN 

JOSEPH F. HUGHES 

FOR SURROGATE 

EDWARD P. GRIFFIN 

FOB FBEEHOLDEBi 

BENJAMIN D, TRpUT 

CORONER 

J. OLIVER ELWELL 

TWO HAVE SERVED 21 

Mn. Hand briefly reviewed the 

history of the branch, organized 

in 1917, and said tiiftt two of its 

present members, Mrs, Harry Head. 

ley and Mrs, Harold B. Paris, have 

a record of 25 years of servli= ! e. 

Others who outlined. Work and 

requirernents of the sperm] MM = 

vices were; Mrs, Clyde Ellis, ch»ir= 

man sf the Junior First Aid Corps; 

Mrs, Parker Miller, chairman of 

Home Nursiiif;; Mrs Gporga_ E 

Brown, chairman of Junior Rod 

Cross; Mrs, Paris, treasurer: Mrs. 

Wilson Y, Christian, captain of Mn. 

ter Corps; Mrs, Arthur W. Oehis^ 

ehlager. ehairman of Hems Ser- 

vice; Mrs. c. H. Schermerhern. 

eliainmfin of Produetion Corps; 

Mrs, French B. Lsveiand, vice 

chairman of S'ar Assistance Corps; i 

Mrs, Robert K, Bell, chairman/ nf 

Nurses' Aide corps; Mrs. Stirling 

W. Cole, chairman of the Canlfen 

Corps, 

TO COMBINE DRIVES 

Mrs, Paris announced that thr 

annual Roil Call and War Fund 

campaign will DP cOmtainrti nest 

Spnnt!. insteiid of bein. cundurud 

as separate efifBrtn. She cominriid 

fd the Fund Drive Committee of 

this year, headed by Robert K, Bt'iS : 

and Ciinton B. Price, 

Mrs. Brown, on Junior Red Crns.%. ' 

said the enrelinipnt of school e!iil= ' 

ft-en thk vear will be from Ndvrm = 

ber 1 to IS. An effort will be made 

to equal lust year's 100 percent en- 

rollment, November 7 will be "Tag 

Day," Tlie mfltto, she said, is "not 

what the child dees fer t4ie prs- 

2,ram. but what, tiie program does 

for the child/' 

Mrs. Christian said menibers of 

Hen to HO kit 

NEW JI'KIOR IIOTARIAN 

'The Rotary Ciub wclcfimrd Liovil 

Cliiittin as a now Junior Rssfurisin 

to attend meofings for a nimith 

and heard a farewell talk by Hurry 

CH-'itiard. whosi- Junior terlii i ! : it'i ' WiMihiT pt : t ! \ii:*i! 

fMirlv '\i'.'-- wi.'"'ii ;i •'!• iid.!ni * ! ni i! 

Rl'-iTl'llMlIM C'i : !iH : ! « ! f Wtlilt piiii 

Fall Building , 

Repairs Set In 

A ctivity Marked In 

$SQQ-LJinit Work 

f\tli is Che tiiiie for building' re- 

pnirs, and tiiis jâr is no esfrep. 

tion, even though federal restric- 

tions have terminated new pen 

Kffiu'tion of homes. 

Reeorts of EJie ofTice of Build 

ing Inspector Henry B. Cooper. Jr.. 

till*, week rfiOWed much activity 

among building tradesmen, for all 

kinds of alteration, repair and ine- 

derriiKation prejeets within the SSOO 

limit, ExcPtit f°r new buildings, the 

volume of work Ls aknesE en a par 

with la. 1 *! year for Oetober fiCore 

aian 30 permits hnve been issued 

j so far this month, 

| RECENT PROJECTS 

AnuinM i he rereiu pi-fiji'fiti be* 

Uun werT: 

Willhini Ijiiub. 4IT Qreoii rd . 

build sum defk on t\*a stflry dwell- 

in •, 

Fdwiitsi I- Biiteson for J Walter 

Ensthurn, f»2 ft tent on pi. re-rent 

i!|>Hi-ifn*>iit 

Pn'fl ft Tarvi-.*, fur L 3 Ford. 01 

HimpMJii rd . L'i'fc: oni'-cnr jjaraci*; 

TfirvfN fftr RflLjor M Wood iwM 

WcsSi'.v nv. nosv roof 

Ijan Mnntttunu, intli -A unH h.iy 

new rcHjf. 

.fifiti K Trout fnr niijird LJfe , 

Iiisiirniict' Co. BAB Ht. James ]-,) 

:< l p!iirs m roof, steps aiid pnrt'heh 

/in two f:*ii'. ilv si pit rime tit. 

Rirhiird Onlev, 4BfO AsHiiiry nv , 

re roof jipartint'ht. 

Harold Mi'uer 421 Baflt'r.M'n rci . 

I'Xti'iHi slifft Lii'rofiH i-i'iir fil rcjttjiue 

IT r Poniieri' lav H C P.ilriier,. 

• i^47 As jury i;\ . niiihh ultk' in bun = 

1 . i • 

are new hauled to thg pet- 

trsburg school in the same to us 

which tefeej sixth, seventh gnd 

eighth grade pupils from all parts 

of the township to Tuekahee, 

CLtJB TO MEET 

The WQniBri's Club stf Ocean City 

will meet Tfiursday nlt'ht at the 

home of Mrs, W, Thomas Adams, 

613 Atlantic BV. A Hallo we en party 

will be the feature of the evening, 

Bop't 

P Friday, Qciubyt Ii, 1942 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTiNEL^LEDCER 

!f6B, 

ML 

lelum 

Personal 

Social Of Interest to Wome 

Ai ui 

I nv. ! "' i in (• ^^1 ^gathering 

Here Tuesday 

HEAT 

THIS WiNT 

O/AA/GE 

blue coal' 

conversion equipment 

makes change-over EASY 

blue coal HUT 

REGUIATOR 

GIVES AUTOMATIC 

TEMPERATURE 

CONTROU 

The 

Annual Event mt 

byterian Church 

H M:J. 

winners 

pbnents. Tl.H' vii'tims \vrrc th- 1 

the Ieeal Motor Corps passed their Qardnrr^ Rr>ad Hiirdwiiri- PB \ 

tests wim a general average of S7.3 and D^Haj-i'*. Market 

pereent A new ambulance, recent- j ^ 

ly cantritoijted to t.hp Onpp May i ^..wfcs. WAITN P.U'F 

County Chapter by the Masons of LADlf'W' I EAOL'K 

New York City- soon will be es. Action stsirtrd Tueadiiv niuir in 

hibited herp. she said. ; thl. Oepan m v ^ y ^ L,,iSTUt, ,„" 

50 FAMILIES RECORDED Phiyhmd. wiUi (he WAVES and *h*- 

WAFFS ruch winninu 4-0 vit^nr 

The Home Service Corps so far 

has prepared &0 ease histories in | les over their opponents. 

wnneetion with social wark for scr- | WAACB anci WfBDH, 

vice men and their families. Mrs. 

Oehischlager reported, outlinint? 

the varied and sometimes delicate- 

nature of these duties. 

Mrs, seherrnertiorn, discussing 

production, said resort women, giv= 

Ing 20,655 hours of their time, have 

produced in a six=month period at | Mrs Burkhrmh. 

the Red Dross rooms 912 garments j who had 16? e 

and at home 516 artieles, in adtli 

tcanis wcrr ihf 

WFOAS, WAN'Dg and WtiKNH. 

%vho enirfj.'d b> ! 3 i cntint.s 

the WA^fH-S. WAKES iinti 

High individual Mporrs; wvrr toss- 

Od by Mrs Dlmperio and Mrs. S;m. 

lllllfj, e i i r l s v , \ \ h \ilH a ,:i.v-!' 

C WUJiaiii fur Mrs. Wi' 

bc! : . \2h Piiinuclc rd.. si'ri'pn in 

l«M"c1i aiitl fentT IT a r ni lot: Wish- 

Hill ffir Mrs Hi'ii'n Spii'SO, BiJti Pink 

Wi- 

ii'h st,. 

• Why Kiiiisljip with famiiv health when this, new 

r.invrrHim K1 c - : BnuiFi MB. 

pustiis D-. Hf>i;pliiM^ Mrs. UiWFfiiW 

jf. Lr;ir. Mrh. C niiijuhiffi Lenim*. " ''*' 

Mff. Aimu McCurklr. Mrs. il^; 1 ' 

Vfoni'jfimery. Mrs, Hcrsfhi'l H'"t!i rsfiliO 

.1 

;U1 Hi.. 

rt> i or,; ['u! 1 iiyi' 

for Hrrher! 

;i v ]"!• - i u n t Ji.ii f 

|fi 

Bode Left Estate- 

Valued at $200,000 

ho 

li.fi here 

ininerf ;i 

Bndr 

tfi! 

O; i ill City 

in Park )t\' 

ni F ! h 

.] nv- 

Road Workers to 

Get Higher Pay 

Hi.lif'r jiiiv Iflr wnrktT^ nnr) fq- 

•i;|i:npni MM I H I11 huihwnv wnrk in 

'he t'tsilll!.',' i i i if 1 t"r 'lie horOui'h 

in'.V!i;-fiij! rn.id ii;in wiih !lie h!;iic 

liii.s hrvn npjsifivpfi l>v th*' Rt 'tu- 

rrh. WITP informrti Wffini'Krlny. 

Tiif' iipprniii] riirrif 5 MS tlic rrKult 

nf a yi>(\\iOJisi 

Sale to onhun mrti or oquipmt'iit ini 

(lr>r the niri '-.ruie nf pny. 

tlie new sciile wl'l ineluHe 7 

ffiitfi }»'i ! liiiiir ftir 

nperiiiinu rijrlt?,. no reiii 

for' labor ICt re!!'?; tn Kft 

hdur f'sv 'i uriuiij, 

| Xj ALBERT W, HAWKE5 

For Ccngressman 

I [X| I. GRANT SCOTT 

per 

j; For Surrogate 

Boy Thief Chased • 

A J5-y»'nr = nld !KSV wa.f nrrletrd 

out of town suifl biirk in Fhihidrl, 

phiii. uhi'ii he nHmiurd n fhnfao 

oi prtf.y Him 1 !iv iti pnlirr rfiui't he- 

fore Miiyo" Cif'orpe n RU'hiirri.i, 

Saturday, Police sniH il;i. hui took 

$5 from si resort. ",voin;m: 

READ TOE CtASStFlED ADS 

h ,, 

Tuckahoe Pupils 

! Sent to Petersburg 

1 i ' l i p i l s (i! (!». Jfi 1 !! 1 |f*""( :• ii', 

' Hi T l J J ' k : i ! H J C ^t : li^f^! ,ir s. i;fsw lji' = 

, liiL! ! I 1 ,! ] i.,j Kil" If | h i i ' f ' l " .. b u r - T . 

; THe bnard t)i nhie-uumi ci Up= 

iiri'fiUM" uf ;ih cnnjlhiicni iiiTijj 

irniii mn So Hift Miire 10^4 The 

ir mbt'r ot !i k i'ic*!)f'rs i! Tiirkiihu 

. w,!s retiiR't.-f! Iroiii in m fun'. Pu, 

I pils from prf-primnry to 

JAJ BENJAMIN D. FOULOlS" 

For State Senator 

For Assemblyman 

|Xj JOHN E, BOSWELL 

|X( IRVING FITCH 

For Freeholders 

| X | KALHHT. STEVENS 

I I X IPERCY H. JACKSOPT 

For Coroner 

[Xj HERBERT R, HANSMAN 

, Ordered nnd paid for by Rtpubiiciin Committee. 

Urn P; ! is!iii!> VanCilUlnr, 

pne Wluic. Mrs Evn f? 

and MS>K Juliii E 

Flu 

A.A.I W TO HAVE; 

1AI.L ÎKIiTINf.: TOÎOIEROW 

•jil'j't* c ' i ; i i 

: M ! 

i i n \y.i M i ' M l ti'U'.l'i 

it! Ati.ifiur f'.n Hs"h HHintil • 

BABY SHOES 

5 fHBmhi alii • taft, plUhlr 

l b 

ilh Iiid t*r clit iipp*f, H |D 9 

I!! in U manih bil*n-|—Hriih!*, hard 

i bf »QfB jtifF fii.ij li 4 yejrs old. 

Wi 1-i.11. Alhih':.- t 1 , 

of Mi» Hii,nn. Ui H 1 ; 

lunMr C':; , « si! ..',. i: • 

iii i.H ; 

iiilKsn. a! 

l!i,> Ati! 

', nv A' 

L'-Mit p til. 

vi! iiij.fi in 

f i||i!m u 

' -(!:;' rni" 

Ii.!u!;iy ii! 

lu Mils 1 , fur i\it> iiunii-oii 

iii! -Mh":", n' slit* A A V W MSîi 

A i i i i i . i J J ; , ! ! ! ! ! ' O l ' i i l l f ' i ' I l l i i l l 

H t / i i m i j i i i i i i e r i:. | i i ' i • ;>ii !•' f i t t h o 

fiiihiiv ni Tlio N'n'iriiirtl Tinnk of 

Ot-f.in C'iiv exl^'rhî Mill.lH Its Hi - 

iii N 

SUE SIDESHOW 

KEEP GAS BURNERS CLEAN 

AND IN GOOD ORDER 

Tap bin-nen are easily cleaned in ssip and watar. Be eariful, 

howeVBr, not to immerse burner. Be nat uit »oap pawdef whieh 

inay eiog perta, and b« sure net to change psiitien of air 

during clsahing opiration as this alters tha gas and air 

Keep drip tmya elean by rsmeving and wwhlng whils eool, Bflow 

ire simple directi'ti far three types ef burners. 

.PALMER'S* 

FOB 

OCCASION'S 

Novelties 

Gifta 

Phone 835-101 

lllSAsbury Av. 

Mowen Studio 

Developing - l*rintlnjj 

rhotop^pha - Camera Supplies 

721 Wesley Ave, Phone 051 

The Great Presto has nothing 

up either sleeve. Then where 

: did these biscuits come from? 

Ah that ees mflgic, madanie, 

: Be further astounded by this: 

Five of those biscuits, _ when 

! baked with Rumferd Baking 

Powder, provide Vi your daily 

minimum requirement of phos- 

1 phofus, »4 your daily minimum 

of calcium! These minerals help 

build sound hones, teeth, nervei, 

, And when it comes to grabbing 

, those delicious Rumford biscuiti, 

ze hand ii quicker than ze eye! 

! rnEE. Write for Rumford's wonder- 

working sugarless recipe fslfier used 

, hy 2' •> miiiipn fiimillei, 31 recipes net 

I one tengpoEjn of siigarj Rumford Bak- 

finfi Pewdrf, Bos FS, Rumferd, ^J- 

>• 

Featuring . . . FEATHER 3OBS . . . J 

CLAIRE ALI 

BEAUTY SALON 

Special—Itcgilr 

CHOQUIGNOLE PERMANENT 

PH. 1H1 

f54 ASBL'RY 

WAVE » 

Lodges 

Clubs 

Teg ? Collisson 

To Be Married 

Q P'ville 

Aniiounccd 

RT; anti Mi-,, Wil-inns IT 

SNtin. Jr., Bui pink jj] , 

ihr i>!iaiiqp!iisj!it: Bi.it 111 tin j 

m..nn of thoir fUniyhSr' Misi Mar- 

LtJUM WfiOlhitTt, Jr. ; ,,i Qf Mr ilnd 

vilh>. Thr ;iiiiH"iisnefnn"MH wns 

•niiirk" in ki ten ;,t tlu- 

oratr'M wiih FaU 

My-,. Euy.triw T :h\iry> 

fitUI, on Jiuni of Mte 

p^rhrntpri rsich gitnat with a mitiiu- 

turf vovmtuv tied with ribbon 

Htri'niiH'j-s fi-ijm which wns siisp?ncl» 

i'd ii II t'liRMmroht :ins. with u card. 

Mv- Bwihii T, Unrf-un and Mrs, 

Gri* jii tl 

City H 

is ii Hn 

SL'hoo], 

' is ;i rasinflte ol Orran 

School Mr, Woolbert 

nifr of ptpasuntvillu High 

Bnih yoiths ppupif- nre 

{••'iiijjioyi'ri in the At'antir City af= 

fire nf !ht> Athintir City Electric 

Go No riflinitp date iins bfen set 

for thp wedding. 

frlic-t;-. ii L f I'll tliH;> miMIideti: Mrs, 

Ciliirli.-.^. I. WonLiwrL. Sr:, Mrs, 

Chiirli'K Siiuyor, Plojisanivillr 1 : Mrs 

BniiiMjH F. fTJiitncr. Wrat Atlantic 

C.tv; Mrs. "Hifhsiid S. BiUlt-y, Mi's, 

Aitnisr W. O< hlHChla.er. Qrfsin 

Cii;.. 

i villr, Mis.^ Dorten Hoopor, 

Mnrj irif Mon, M'?a 

nlndyff 1 

hi'iiir f'i'v: Mi;* Q"iu*vr i 

Miss M.inon Dittrieh. 

;i|i-i M;^;i Mii!'.V COli 

City, 

t'Ol'NTV P. T. A, TO I 

MI'.KT NOVKMBER 12 j 

II ip 4Jnd fitinijiil fPnventJon of i 

iiir Nfw Jersey eonmTHS of Pur- 

i>nu s*sicl Ti'iirlu'rj, will lake place ' 

Ocin;; 1 !' 2S 29 and 30 m the Hotel , 

Now Yorfcrr. New York City. Mrs. 

Lt'onard O. Twiichpll, South Or- 

ntiiit 1 . is'Sl roiiiiuri thr srsHiaiiH, 

Mrs. ,J' ( iti KniaSin, Coiel Sprine, 

CK]_:*.' Msiy CouiMv cliiiirman. Will 

;t!lfiid t! in [.tmu'itism, Shi? is es= 

hiliii fhnirniiin. nth* ! r Pui't*nt=Ton- 

tht'i^ workfi^ in the coiiiity ulhy 

A'iiiiiiiiK'i'mCiH of Uit« Fall ITIL'IM.. 

HJE* nl iiie Ciip' 1 Mfy Coii'ity Ctjiii!- ; 

til of Pit run Ls and Trikcliefs reepnt- , 

Iv wns Hiiicif by M;s Kuiuhii, ft 

will liikc phtf't' No% i raiub**r 12, mnni- i 

iii juifi iiitt-rnfjon sejîQtiH, witii 

nil mtoJ-rs of I.IM- Sitiiio Hiifbnr P.- 

T. A :U; ilfjMi'H.H.'.v Itrprt'SI'lltiitlVfifc 

frnni His 1 '20 fissnt-iiiiio-is in the 

will attend, , 

on Sunday nt: 

tiic Summyr . uLtayt- of Mi's, Alfrcii 

M. Gray. 712 Ocean nv, 

* * • 

: Mr. and Mrs. B, C. O = Hai-a, In- 

dia nn. Fa , and Mr. atid Mrs, Q'-onii ; 

R. Werit, Philadt'lpliia. wQ'e week= ; 

endera at the home of Mrs. Work's 

parents. Mr, and Mrs. Charles 

Fiiildjeiner. 929 Wesley av. 

Mr, nnd Mrs, Carlinn C lirico, : 

vi" f'!"*'ri!l av. find ela»i*fit«r, Miiis j 

, Mar»arptta Brier, attended the wed j 

| diri^ of Mrs, Briee's niece. Miss j 

| ITd'ih Fiilci, arid jfjhn Hemsarth, 

' at the hfiTif' of the fcrtde iii Weed- 

bury. Saturday (•veiling, 

! F; lends of H .Inky Oprjeu ownt>r i 

1 and mn.nii.gcr of HQwrird Hall. 13D1 j 

Central av will b? pieaNcd to :{nfiw | 

; hi« M tr "iiffriPini^ fmri! an atmek •' 

of the' f>riopt': He lia*; iip-en conflii- | 

ed to brd. 

! " • • - .. . 1 

I Mi's r"ii!irl*~'s E. K'icirf's. 7!H O"e. ] 

j nn (iv hn,R ;is her hniisf 1 LMIPS^ for 

I pevrrni wefrks, Mrs. Sdwurd Lippi, [ 

arms, , 

Tiie outgoing president, Mrs. 

Philip s, Shiifffl, was presented 

with a past preaidEnt'H pin. Gift-H 

alsn wprt- nreFPntpd m the etlier 

puteeiiiK fiffjeers. 

The Auxiliary will cooperate with 

!hp d> •tf-ei; Heryh--f rommittee of 

the Red Cross at tiie Senire Cen 

ter en the Music Pier, and w.il take 

the week of peceTr.ber 14 for their 

hostess duties. 

The Alixiiiar^' also voted to fill HE) 

kit h !t?s for service njeti, 

FoUewing the business meet ins; 

refrf* 5 !' iients were sc"vert by the 

rrtiring oificers acting as hostesieti. 

Other itiemiiers present wers: Mrs. 

Mnrtoii O Leach. Mrs. Jark Hor- 

sey, Mrs, Ftpy Jeffries. Mrs A. P, 

Snyder and Mrs, Henry Grejor> ! , 

Seltzers Join 

Winter Colony 

Merlon Family Joins 

Year-Around Resorters 

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph B, Bellmr, of 

M»rien. pa, are ameng tHe latest 

to join Qetmn City's year .around 

ndlony of residents. They are re- 

siding at their resort home, 400 Bay 

nv.. this Winter. 

Mi' Se'tar, 'a prominent metn- 

iher &f the Ocean City OewEnuterg* 

Chi '}•• is generai manager of I he 

Monarch Fire Insur&nec Co., of 

rfishfdelphla. 

Mrs, Martha Browii is stj 

hpi= firm wintur in Ocean City, re- 

siding ptrmHJiCpntly at her heme 

710 Oth st. 

Mr, and Mrs. CRrlton W. 

forrrjerly of Weatiield. N.J., are ,iow 

rpKirimv in t!'"ir i'ome, 33 Wesle 

rd . year around. Their two daffrush= 

iriiis nnU a soeiu! time were en- 

OCHAN CITV GIRL BRIDE 

OF PASSAIC SOLDIER 

Miss Miirie Ann Mi'tigl! 

trr of Mr, and Mrs, Nifik . _ 

9HH Hs'veil av,, becanio the bride 

nf Corporal Joseph J.ysa.fcowskl. of 

Pa-sKiiif?. N.J, liist Tliursday at 3 

jj.m, in tlie Cathrdral of the As 

sii:-piien. Baliimore. Md, 

Tlie rfreniony was per formed by 

Rev John J Duspnii. Dnnu-l Lysf- 

ktiwj-ki and Charles Miller were 

«=;tti.":igci, fsr Hit* psupk 1 . Ti;e bride 

iiVlircd in a sky blue street 

with brawn necessaries, and 

ii ii orchid corsage, 

,,A rr«cep(ian fai pie bride and ' 

..Tftftin tons pince here Sutiduy eve. j 

niria iii the headnunrtera of the 

ColunibtiH Ciub, 037 Simpson uv,, ! 

u-liic-'li was decorated for the ecca= i 

SlfERMANH aiid 

LKAVIc FOR FLORIDA 

Mr and Mrs. Wnlte-r gl'crmnn 

clo-M'd their ri'sort iionit 1 , 119 At- 

iam it* iiv. nh Tuesday far the 

Winter, 

Their riiiughter, Mrs, Edward H. 

Lfahti, and young dniishMK', Nan- 

cy. who sprnt tê Suminer with ilie 

Shetfluns." left Tiief*ri;iy for_the!r 

Wintei 1 home in West Pnlm Bs;nc;ii, 

Tin.-, necempanied by Mrs. Sher- 

man. 

Mr, atid Mrs. Lin wood W Mint = 

aer. Mrs. Sherman's parents, who 

nre ipented on the BourtiWfii'i during 

tlir Summer plowed then- candy 

shop and accompanied tlio pftPty 

to Hie Smith where they also have 

their Winter home. 

The trip inelut'eii n stop nt Fort 

Benniii^ Ga., to visit Major Ed- 

ward H, Lahtti, who Is stationed 

there in tJie Battalion Con.inriiidflr 

Sdiool and -who was unable to be 

l-i the resort during the Summer. 

Mr. Sherman left recently for 

Philadelphia, where he is, rnipioye-a 

by tlie Penii Ffult Company, yur- 

injr the Summer lie is eonnf-eled 

with Mr. nnd Mrs. Mintzer In th- 

candy [business here, 

W. gcatt Sherman, their soil, is 

an. aviation cadet at Avenger Field, 

sweetwater. Texas, He formerly 

was at Kelly Field, where he was 

passed on from pre=fiJHhi to night 

training. His mother plans to vis- 

it him in Texas within the i.^st 

law weeks. « 

i- * * 

CARD PARTY BENEFITS 

CATHOLIC P. T. A, 

A delightful card ptirty took plaee 

Tiiursday ef last week for the ben- 

efit of St, Augustine's parents and 

Teachers Association a * the home 

of Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner, 029 

Wesley av. Mrs. Riilph L. Chester 

was awarded a spfcinl prisse, a eiike, 

Thu players were: Mis, Frank Di= 

rnonil, Mrs, Geergo Kiiab. M-'s, Jo- 

septi Riee. Mrs. Fi=eti O'lmperjo; 

Mrs, Peterson. Mrs, M, Nudo, Mr;:, 

Emil Palmer, Mrs. Thomas V. Csui- 

celHio, Mrs, Walter Kliiw, M"^. R:iy 

•lohns, Mrs, Paul Berotte, Mi'f-. 

Philip Kuteher, Mrs. pile&Bi. Mrs, 

Millie Denan, Mrs, Frank Sannino, 

Mrs, Fln'*tH.'iner 

Mary Initesi, 

y 

Tliey are tiir hoys who 

our trash regularly. 

ntid rren'êr^ trJ'v !•,!." ns rnur*i nr 

MP= it'lc of each activity as tlisy 

desire. 

N'.f-'A M^lisiE'Cin. who 

is it i\i'fs?~4jnJvs in the >ervire. 

tnljutf'ti his sc-"viopa and truck Sat- 

urday = Dave Clayton 

Mlgliacrio nn the 

job with his truck was Lucia, 

Among the collect inn madr- hy thr 

Wiiter Co. erevy, headrd hy Carl 

Moorr. was n pipr orrtar! pipe fi'nii 

the belfry of Holy TiinHy Epi^rH!- 

pfil Ciuirrh, cinlributeJ by K€¥: 

Richard S, Bftiley. 

| K. jionflnil, Filnipr B Jfn**s rs«d T>*" 

stn-t. nt 7:^0 p.m. 

ude at 0 or 9;1& 

rd proUalnv 

"* 

M; = s. Jayn Moore, former 

Because school buses are p 

tsd for the duration only to trans 

port children to and ivotm schools 

ipr sttujol sessions, it wlli be pee- 

essay to cancel the Clare Tree Ma= 

lot production of children's stage 

plays la Qie resort this Winter, 

Mrs. Andjew R. Maxwell, presi- 

dent of the Ocean City Bdueation&j 

Assqci&tien, spenseri sf Ui# plays 

for several years, armouocecl ttift ia- 

abillty of having thi piayi this 

Winter, The first play had been 

fehduled fer October 28= 

KLertlaKd Now 

State Trooper 

Jack Keriland, fanner Ogean 

Oity lifeguapd, was amonq Uiosa 

gTaduated last week from ttie Kew 

Jersey Stnte Police Truinlnif SEhsoi 

at Wilburtha, near Tfentan. 

The training was a three month 

course, {yfter which each graduate 

was immediately asslêd to duty. 

geney „_,— -_^_-._ 

d:?ik duttei. Ten tenss wfll: 

voted ts lectures en S#d ——^r=i 

ganlzation and services,, asa -< 

to office 

Adams Again |b 

Auditing for C|^ 

Harvey W. Adsmsfi 

Us a.oeeuntt.nt, wag 

READ TIffi ADS 

For Fine 

Watch Repairing 

visit 

Ocnan City's 

Leading Jeweler 

Jeter - the - Jeweler 

832 Anbury Ave. 

eity eofflfflisslsnr, 

make tfw annual audit rt 

eeunts for 1942. His prtae 

work will be the same as for 

FOB QUIUtk K 

DBfi TUB C'LASSnFlB*j 

In the .' *:j 

Correction of 

ti|f 

DefectlYe Vidsn " : -^ 

• ••:.' 1 ,*.;j 

DA. L. W. SETTS * SONS || 

OtTOMETKlSTS •:' 

HOURS: 1 i, H. to 5 P. M , 

170S Atlantic 

Atlantic City, N,- J. 

DIAL 

Wfflther faftpci to 

Bill Ni"klns, the Iiintiscnpr g 

cv, who wfts on hnntl with 

truck, Bill served in the Woild 

g.irden 

his 

Ray CwrdDn and Car] ?•ri"',i r;ni- \ 

bulaiiee drivers, were transfevred tfl j 

the scrap collection di-'isievi tcm= i 

poriU'ily by M>!:>'i>r Rlflmrtis. ! 

Ilov, .J. 1J Lopcr. we'jT rrndv tit \ 

you now! Ttiat 10 tons "yrt in be ; 

eonsisiiii,' cf s'i' ! s. isr^c* ,; 

etc., awnii your nenii" | 

touch. 

VVp will sonn know wt.''thri* or 

tiiit Lh? Hi'iHIii is W«??th 

hiff. An ifiNprfior frotn thr 

inat salvage division of the Waf 

L.ibor BfiSri! is srhp'iylff! In iil = 

s,prpi tlie uTPrk an*! spyrnil 

tlrpdE-es in nrarhy water!; In Ur- 

tcTrtiine their siilviige value. 

Now we have ii, the nust job is 

to move it. 

At a meetinR fif thr scrap wm, 

Monday pvenirsp Mnvor Ri- 

John E- Troui and Jrir!* 

F,"fiith wf-re nuthorb.fd to arrange 

for itJi dist»fial. 

The Razor Feathered Wind Blown Bob 

Is Shorter and Easy TB Oare For 

It'i the Blest raAflSgesliie of »» 6'K iSHgt_&sL sna 

itself fp the 

_1 JH9lt 

otfier 

^j ^ ^^ 52 ^m m b ^c -rr- — — — 

pertnioine (Q 

•A £= Cerrati Beauty Shoppe 

703 Asbury Ave, P hone 1394 

type alumjBMn burner held un 

Bcrewi for eleining. If enamel, do not 

. remove. Wash aluminum type with 

loap and water. Dry and replies, 

•crewing burnir juit hand tiiht. If 

necessary, rtmsve entire burner, clean 

with bnub, so^p and water, 

With this trp«, aluminum hud decs 

net rtsove. Jmt wipe often when cool 

with so*p and water. If neeeuaiy, re< 

move entire burner for cleaning uiiBf 

brush or eloth, §oap and water, Drj 

replace. * 

With aid type ttir bM^sr, repsfs «B* 

Urt biffatf heid, paftb with 

ia*p and w» If nee^wy 

pery with hair pis of wi«. 

maj be cleaned by i»iUng in iflda, bat 

thla U apt to cau« rait, and al» ffl*^ 

it hard to dry thoroughly. 

JERSEY CENTRAL PUWER & LIGHT CO. 

A New 

PERMANENT / 

j. — Beauty Salon 

J 841 Asbury Ave. 

|T|a H ^ mm - 

\ — , 

Complete Beauty Service 

HELEN C HUDSOn gth Si « Central Av* 

935 

SSsauiy 

Waving Scalp Ttmtminft 

tin fUl 

^^TLkJJial 

Hair Tinting 

Lysakowslii is well known 

.,... (Fie rCMnrt younger set, hav- 

nt tended the jec.'U snhools. For 

.... prrwiit tlie cosipie will miik(? 

their" home with Hit? bride's par. 

en is. 

* - * 

MRS, ARAMS RETURNS 

FROM CAMP DAVIS 

Mrs, Harry S. Adams, Jr., 624 

Wi-'gley av., returned home last Fri- 

driy from Camp Davis, N. O, wlirre 

she had been with her hn&band for 

three months. Mr, Adams was re- 

cently promoted to first lieutenant, 

Lieut-errant Adams' parents and 

aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mts, 

Charles Sack, ef Ocean City rec 

eiitls' returned from a week's visit 

with the couple, 

Mr. ami Mrs, Adams, Si 1 ,, are 

now visiting their daughter, Miss 

Marjorie Adams, in Wiiitefleld, New 

Hampshire, 

VAN H0BNS VISIT 

THEIR DAUGHTER 

Mr and Mrs, Charles C, Van 

Ksm 3rd st. and Wesley av.. are 

^tnding ttie week in WafiE.ilngton 

with their daughter, Mrs. Robert 

Millgr, wife of ^ptain Revert Mil- 

ler Of PhUadelphla, who Is station, 

ed at Camp Lee, Va, They eelebrat= 

ed their third weddlag annlversry 

this week, 

SO*, aad Mrs. Van Jforn left Oee 

AUXILIARV 

TO SEW ON HIOKDAY 

Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

members and friends of the Auxil- 

iary of E'lore Memorial Ko^pitoi 

Sgnr.ers Point, will sew in the ree = 

reatson rocm for the hOKpital. Sew= 

erg are always needed and anyone 

desiring to give tiieir services will 

be welcomed. A box lunch Is 

brought and a beverage served by 

the hospital, 

* m * 

NUTRITION CLASS 

IS WELL ATTENDED 

An interested gHi u P of women 

tosis advantage of the Nutrition 

Class first meeting Monday aitor- 

noon in the high ssheol domestic 

science room, given under the di= 

reetien wf Mrs, AuBustus D. Hop. 

ping, teacher. 

Th&re is an excellent amount sf 

material offered. There will be a 

series of sis classes, There is no 

charge for the course or niatp*laJs 

used and- ptôae wMiiag to jeta 

can do so by attending QiS elass 

Monday at 3 pjn. 

GIVEN DECORATIONS 

FOB HALLOW1*EN PARTY 

•DecoraUons to be used for their 

Hallowe'en Party next Btiday_nisSit 

were given te the fhawnee Qamp- 

flre Oirls ty Abe Katz, resort shoe 

merchant, when the club met 1*1= 

day night at the high ttihool. Plans 

for the party were plttid 

thp"t* who 

tnicks SaturdHv wô Phîp Nn. 

nia, Leon Cnsjeilo, C. H, Shnemnk. 

ev Lumber Co,, Ancly Rosa and 

John B. Trout, 

We will nc-vrr lank A! aiifni in 

thr far? ti'ivii' witho'.it 

weak in the bark A! dnq inj 

than five tof.s ef p^vnp n 

Plnvland! The henvicut n'pfe=, wrre 

tiiek^H nwny in the h.nrdrst plaeei 

to rench, ?, AH 

ir. 

T3on*t rorpf't, yaimE' \r'H, fue lii'!- 

ies nf^t prlfiriv n f (friicnn, p\avi 

ft 3:30. " Aflmiasif-n, tVi v r" 

p ef scrn^ D:! ! i't try '?r=or, or ]:hone 3CA, 

you fin'sli rent' 1 rig this is- 

, wrap it up iind mnll it to Sf?n, ^ 

bey in the service. Put. yd'ir mmr 

on the ttTapoer e o he will know 

who sent it. Even if he In a sub- 

scriber rie will be elart to Ie.^rn you 

are thinking about him. 

Here's hopina the boys will be 

hack again—SOON, 

Colpredl WomiD Get 

14O0£W of Scrap 

The Colored Woman's Republi- 

can Organization did its share in 

the ssrap drive hy turning in i40 

pounds of salvage material The j 

gnjup alio tuniefl over to LaurSf 

•Johnstone 107 old keys for his spe- 

cial colleetlsn. 

New the ©rganisitlan, aqcsrdlng 

ts Anna L, Jsnef, resident, * te 

jnaMiig a dtlve fer scraps eif fur 

to be donated for veste for mer- 

chant sailoii: ôrâ, mlso afe h 

H ¥ 

Atlantic City's Great Department 5tore=Dial 4-1111 

Semi-Annual 

Offering One of thg Greatest 

Values in Our Department 

Managers' Sale! 

Valums to. $3SS 

W'v cannot begin to d^* 

Htrilj© theao attractive 

iiiid nattering hats. You 

must Bee them yourself 

to appreciate this great 

value. 

Iffl 

Values to $7*75 

Hats for every occasion 

and for every taste and 

type! Your dearest 

friend will never believe 

this low price! 

m 1 

An unusual 

better hats, in all • 

and head aiaeS,. A 

ue$ |or the Bi^ %f«^ 

'lies 

S 

*?~& 

«m^-*.TJ*-U,.

* •-* 

H - 

^cm 

**t T " 

THE OCEAN C1TV 

'-I 

Fines 

lent 

SOMERS POiNT NEWS 

Limit 

violation ' of the 

Unjlt—«s veU as 

for rwo motorists 

h, 30, Of 28 

and John R» 

Cwfcln City, were 

UP by police on' Sie 

Point boule- 

w«* 'accused of 

50 and 55 saUei 

I guilty ttefore Mayor 

they wire ad= 

police are lolJow- 

from the State De- 

Motor yihkies for 

itfWuoment of tee war time 

Point Scrap Pile 

152,000 Pounds 

Second Best Record 

In Atlantic County 

SOMERS POINT — Tile Bqmeis 

Point Olvllian Defense Couneil, 

In city Hall, revived a 

h 

'conserve tires and 

arraigned 

on Monday. 

Hits i 

Out Blamed 

-0oest Guard boats bound 

to Cape May wers dfr. 

^ ^ ftpur and 45 minutes; at 

t yesterday because of an ac- 

€ on" land, in w&ieh a garbage 

tdd with an electric light 

EL Champion,, of Shore 

mew, driver of the tmefc, 

personal injury, hut his ve« 

d to chitting the 

at, and Bay aV, He 

dim out ruined his vision 

turned tee corner. 

impact severed elecUical 

to the 34th st. county 

just before the Coast 

j Wrtved to past through it, 

daxence MaTks could- 

span untli emtr. 

bad been aiade by 

City Eteeirte Co, 

Stamp No, 9 

d November 1 

stamp nundblr nine 

valid for the purchase of 

dri 

g y H 

report oa the scrap dHV#, f 

Soniers Ptttnt in seeend place in 

Atlantic County, 

Members of the Defense Coun- 

cil, City Council, Pire Departou-nti, 

a l children. Boy Scouts, chureh 

J h Ail l 

Civic Club Fates 

Past Presidents 

Gala Affair at 

Point Fire Hall 

13 

POINT- Women's 

Civic Club,had Its annual "past 

Pfesidenis' Thursday even- 

p 

ctf sugar during 

period from November 1 

weekly ration of a half 

person remains un- 

i the War 

remains vaLd for the 

ttre poxjnds of sugar 

October M. 

1O 

groups, st, Joseph's Athletic 

county employes^ all put their 

shoulders to the wheel and arought 

In, by truck, wheelbarrow, express 

wagons, private automobiles and 

carried artieles of all deierlptiohs, 

to build the scrap pile, wfrieh will 

weigh approximately 152,000 

pounds, an averaje of 76 pounds 

per person. 

New York av, school children 

have collected a pile In their school 

yar_d weighing 6.433 pounds, Dawes 

av, setiool pile will average 15,000 

pounds,, A contest throughout the 

State among school children for the 

most poundage will bring the honor 

ef efaristeniiig a battleship fer the 

school winning the contest, iem. 

ers Point pupils ate working to at- 

tain that honor, 

UNUiDAL DONATIONS 

Pour pontoons, rescued from the 

meadows, and heaped on the glty's 

pile added about 1500 pounds; an 

anshor which had been buried in 

the meadows for ym*rs was dug up. 

Old ear chassis which have stood 

in the woods for a long time will 

be brought in, Mrs, OEerge JLsHtan 

donated a splendid collection of re= 

vulvers, Olarenee SOOk parted witti 

a treasured Spanish American War 

collection, and Joseph Welntraub 

contributed leveral First Werld War 

trophies. Including a French aerq= 

plans motor. The scrap drive eon= 

Unued ! tT>is week, and the Soy 

Scouts will make another drive ts= 

morrow, 

POLICE RESERVES 

PLAN BENEFIT 

g 

ing in the fire haJL The hall was 

decsrated in red, white and blue, 

the same eolor soheme was 

out In the table decorations, 

at, Mrs. 

mat of 

Only 

ly Shoe Storm 

ALL YEARS 

PREPARED FOR 

»tMY WEATHER 

UBBER5 

0LD5HE5 

imm CTORE 1 

EVENINGS 

——^ _ ^ 

Specials 

Boyee anneuneed that 

the Follee Reserves ant sponsoring 

a movie benefit at the seaside The- 

atre, November is. The feature, 

starring Irene Dunne, is entitled 

"Lady in a Jam." Tickets are for 

sate by ffle memberi, 

Chlei Henry Oliver reported 

that a class of %1 started first aid 

instruction Monday night, and more 

will join next week, Qiietf of po- 

lice "wtelttaell anneuneed that the 

Felice Reserves meeting will be held 

Monday evenlnts, at 7:30 pjn., al= 

lowing time for the men to attend 

th« firs.' n)d class, Oarrett Sullivan 

use his trunk Uirougn ttie town 

today, to haul 

pjl 

heavy pieces for 

?n pj . 

(MTB, Alexander Saburn, chairman 

ef Consumers' Interest League, 

tested the practice ef certain food 

companies «faieh she said have 

changed their recipes en cannea 

goods, Inoresflng me price for the 

same sized eaxi, thus evading the 

ceiling prices. A letter was 

g p^ 

. to Price Administrator Leon 

Henderson > 

charges. 

setting forth these 

_ 

Ford reported that 

fourth air raid siren will be plaeea 

en l^ra, AtWie* Clark's home, and 

should be in working order for the 

neon test. 

Andrew Steslman, 

Bavman, Dfiies at 76 

Puneral ser= 

Wfre held yesterday afterneon 

for Andrew Steeitnan, 76, aho died 

at his homei Mays Landing rd,, 

SeullvUle. Monday evening, after a 

lingering illness. Mr, Steelmnn, a 

fcay b of the p. 

O, a. ef A., p 

He is survived by Ms wife. 

maiex dauîter, Mrs, Laura Arm- 

strong, steelmanvilJe; two sons, AU 

bet and William, ei Somers point; 

a tBotfter, EnQS.and a sister, 'iiiu- 

Jmma Bebd, &f Mdora, Rev, M=Coy 

officiated, «»d interment was at 

i 

^ p Maenner, of the 

IT, Bt Aimy, gpent a furlouî visit- 

ing friends in Somtrs Point, 


California f 

Juice Oranges 

doz 

Florida Tlhln Skin 

Grapefruit 

2 'or 1 9c 

Stringless 

CaJifornla Tender 

2 bunches | 

Bnton 

Lattuca 

Cabbage, * •• 

A large bowl of dark ted and wfiits 

dahlias formed the centerpiece of 

the pait presidents' table. Favors 

in red, white and blue with candles 

and napkins in the same ealsr 

created a patriotic effect, 

Mri, Lewis Mathias headed the 

reception committee. Mrs, Sher- 

man Winslaw made the old-fash= 

ioned neieisys that were prestnted 

to each iQftaident. M^s, Edward 

FHtâtriek arranged the refrei(i= 

ments and Mrs, John M, Steelman 

the entertainfflent, Mn, Eaima 

Mcîe, president, welcomed thf 

suests, and was presented with the 

tflJbie centerpiece as a doer prize, 

FIRST PRESIDENT SPEAKS 

Mrs, Wiilia.in Vin Ouier, 

r*pnt vhen the rinb g% 

IB years ago, outlined the 

Iih 

Home Life for Children 

Stressed by Pastor 

POINT—Rev. William 

MeKeever, of St, Joseph's 

was guest speaker at the 

dinner meeting Tuesqay evening at 

the Country Olufc. 

"Home Is the foundation of eiv-I= 

izatien,^ lie said, **iri these 

eleseme times. It is wise to remem- 

ber that the children of today are 

the peace makers ef tomorrow." 

pather McKeever spoke of mini} 

examples where understanding 

love, patience and justice brought 

many children out of an inferiority 

complex. Such a complex often de= 

yelops from a lack ef something 

in a child's life. It is our duty te 

supply that musing "something, 11 

he added, 

Bather MstLeever waj Intrwiyeed 

by the eJub'i vice president. Fânk 

y p 

Hart, and thanked by 

Rev, Cedric Hiekman, 

Tfie names of Bariôlomew 

ptrlck and Thomas Sites were 

added to the K3wanls^Jlaq«e, in a 

fitting ceremony given by John 

U 

Iishmtnts during her term, which 

during Mrs 

met. wi'h 

eouneil and the city pledged $1,000 

to start the library, 

Mrs, Ella Mauser, who now re- 

sides in Caiiiden, fpoks of the 

crowth ef the Clvie Clu'b, of which 

she was the second Bresldent, Mrs, 

Biima I&idresS, third president, 

now deceased, was given a moment 

, 

of silent tribute; Mrs, Laura 

noti, new of Atlantic City, was un= 

able to attend^ Mrs, Alida Themp= 

son fifth president, also was unable 

to be present- Mrs, Mauriee Wat= 

son was sixth president and speke 

briefly of the need to carry on, 

Mrs, Alexander SaAurn followed 

Mrs, Watson, after which came 

Mrs, Kathryn Hand, Mrs, Agnes 

fHifree, Mrs, Harry dark and Mrs, 

William Force, and Mrs. JosertJ 

Gerety, who was the 12th president. 

She was succeeded by Mrs, MeOue, 

ENTERTAINMENT 

A splendid pmgrpm of entmain- 

ment was presented, including 

group singing, with Mrs, T Geeree 

Middleton at the piano, Mrs. Ed 

gnr pratt read the minutes of V~@ 

last meeting, with numerous ad= 

i*i d 

by Mrs, ,ybert Steelman, 

and Mrs, William B, ieul], and n 

short skit including Mrs, 

Oonover, Mrs, John M. 

and Mrs, Edgar Pratt, Refresh, 

me»*ts followed. 

Present were: Mrs, VinDuzef, 

Mrs, Hauser, Mrs, Watson, Mrs Ba- 

burn, Mrs, Hand. Mrs. Clark. Mr|, 

Somers Point Boy Scout 

Troop NO; 53, headed by Seoutmfts, 

ter and Kiwaniftn WUiiam Godfsey 

was confratulated by President 

Chapman for' the splendid 

showing last Saturday in the coun = 

cran drive. The boys gathered 

about iO.OQO pounds of scrap. The 

Jeouts, sponsored by the club, will 

ae gufstd at the meeting next we**, 

wrr, diapman thanked the eluto for 

Jts support of the ser&B drive, and 

painted out that service clubs can 

Best serve the war effort by sup= 

por* such as they ga\g: 

Tht attendance priie, given by 

James ButterWoTth, was won by 

John Miles, Lawrence Le&r, past 

district governor of Kiwanls, was a 

guest of the ciub. The golden an- 

niversary ef the Pledge to thp Flag, 

which was cbservad October 21, was 

celebrated in a ceremony headed 

by Jack Patterson. Mrs, Lenore De= 

I^ven supplied tfie music, 

Mrs, Koerner Chosen 

G OP, Leaffue Scribe 

P«rker Propose* New 

County Tax Set-Up 

BQMMRS POINT-ûnty Aiid- 

itor Oeerge N, Parker, addressing 

the ©Junty League otf Municjâli« 

ties Friday evening in Mays Land= 

ing. advised taxpayers te obtain 

legislation that would provide for 

file county to collect all municipal 

taxes and, in turn, the eounty 

would disburse to the municipali- 

ties sueh funds as are needed for 

the operation of their govern- 

ments. He advoeatsd tihis. instead 

of the present un^thaa, whereby 

POINT Mrs, Louis 

Koerner 

elected finarir-ial secre- 

tary when the Women's Republican 

League met in the Fire Hall, The 

office had been vacant since the 

death of Miss Mary Paton, Mrs, 

Keemer is a trustee of tfie League, 

Mrs, James E, Scuil, Jr., was re= 

celved as a new member. 

County CeiTimitteewoman Mrs, 

Ethel Watson gave an interesting 

report oi tfie meeting of the Atlan= 

tic County Federation of Women's 

Republican Clubs, held in Mays 

Landing: Mrs, Watson also report- 

ed on the recent ii 

i 

meeting of Republican eommlttees, 

in Atlantic city. Ten deliars was 

donated by the Leagus to the cam- 

paign fund, 

Mrs, Richard Hagenbuther, pre- 

sident, selected a committee to 

work witii the Men's Republican 

League campaign eomtnittee, Fel- 

lowing the meeting, a joint meet= 

municipalities collect their 

ana pay a share te the count j. 

Another speaker, Colonel Louis 

_,. Roberts, executive offker as- 

slstlng Col, Robert F, Qlnsûrn, 

commanding the AAFT Training 

Center in Atlantic City, discussed 

operation of municipal affaira iii 

midwestern states, 

These from Sotneri. point w*iu at 

tended were: Mayor Fred Chap- 

man, Richard Thompson, secritarv 

ef the League' Councilman Mau= 

riee Watson and Theodore Mei = 

leers. 

First Aid Classes 

To Have Barn Dance 

SOMERS POTNTWThe first aid 

lasses of Somers Point will spon- 

sor a Barn Dance on Friday ev#= 

ning. November 6, in the nymna= 

siuBn Of Dftft'es av, school, MiS, Fred 

Chapman is general chairman, wi'h 

Miss Grace Wolf in charge of tick= 

ets; Mrs, James Butterworth tte*% 

orations: Mrs, Edgar Hill, refresh 

ments, and Mrs, Maurise Watson, 

publicity. Proceeds will be used for 

the drug fund for the casualty sta- 

tions, Sutton brothers, of BaTynin- 

town, will furnish the music. 

Mr, Sage, director of physical ed- 

ucation In the Junior HigH fi ficw' 

Atlantic City, will have charge of 

calling the dances. He wî t"* 

chair. 

Attending; Mrs, Richard Hagen= 

byeheifL Mrs, Theodore Meskers, 

Mrs, Maurice Watson, Mrs, Fbfrest 

Oonover, Mrs, Louis Koerner. Mrs, 

Mary gtarier. Mm, Hsirry Clark, 

Mrs, Fred Hyde, Mrs, Harry Smith, 

Mrs, Edgar Hill. Mrs, Edgar Pratt, 

Mrs, Joseph Welntrauib, Mrs, Hen- 

rietta Bowling, Mrs, Joseph Con= 

way. 

7oeahontas Lodge 

Visits Ocean City 

SOMERS POINT = Sliver Moon 

Council, Degree al Focahontas, had 

a brief business meeting in tfie Fire 

Hall, Friday evening, toefore jour- 

neying to Ocean City to visit Na= 

tona council. Two new members 

were obligated, Mrs, Emma Schmidt 

and Mrs, Dorothy Sutton, Final 

plans were made fler a pufaHe card 

party at the Fire Kail, Friday ev#= 

ninf, NQvemher 6. with Mrs, Etta 

Doughty as general eiialrman. Pro- 

feeds of the party îll be used to 

purehase wi? bonds, 

Mts, Lena Reintieimer acted as 

keeper of records In the absence gt 

Mrs, Florence James, Attending t 

Mrs, Elizabeth Beirn, Mrs. ffll^. 

eeth Kellar, MTS, Lena Reinheimer, 

Mrs, Doris Nlekles, Mrs, • da Boeh^ 

ley, Mrs, Verna Sutton, Mrs, Etta 

Doughty, Mrs, •iMi Schmidt, Mrs, 

Dorothy Button, Mrs, Carrie Hen- 

derson and Mrs, KflHiryn Hand- AH 

journeyed to Oeean city except 

Mrs, Band and Mrs, Henderson, 

Mrs, Emily Madden joined them In 

Ocean City, 

Mr, and Mrs, John Mathias Hftf- 

fert, of New York City, were regiait 

guesU of Mr, Haffert's grandpar. 

ents, Mr. mx^ Mrs, Lewis B. Ma- 

nilas, Mr. and Mrs- Haffert were 

just married in Mlddletmm, N.Y-, 

•where Mr, Kaffert had taught 

school for two years. 

with I isr were hostesses Tuesday after- 

thf I noon ut Uln weekly eafd party to 

benefit tfê local branch of the Red 

eross. The players: Mrs, Jesse 

Hand, Mrs, Wilbur Mutaer, Mrs, El. 

wood Wilson. Mts, George Laffey, 

Mrs, Lewis B, Mathiaa, Mrs. Char- 

les Lewis, Mrs, William B- SculL 

Mrs, James Butterwortli. Mrs, Leu. 

eert, Mrs, Oharies Huff, Mrs, Otto 

Ohamnlon, Mrs. Howard saylor and 

Mrs, Thomas MeKinney, 

Boy Scout Drive for 

Funds Opens Monday 

SOM^RS PQINT=The Boy Sesut 

MaInland^>riVe for funds will start 

Monday, The committee represent, 

ing Somers Point will attend thr 

"kiek=ofr" dinner, to be held that 

night in the iJnwoed Methodist 

Ohuaî, l¥ed Chapman is chair= 

man, assisted by Mrs, Harry Smith, 

Miss Florence Scull, A, j. Baliiet, 

Earl fflckman, John Milts, HaTold 

Megronlgle and Scoutmaster Will- 

iahi Godfrey, 

Point Churches 

FIRST BAFTIST 

Win field JLsmifsb, pastor 

10 aJn, Sunday SÎOQI, _ 

11 ajn. Morning Worship, Topic: 

a 'Twe Ways to Know Jesus," 

3:45 pjn, B. Y, F. V. 

t=30 p.m. Evening Worship. To= 

-pie* "fl«i News for the Sin- 

ner," 

Junior ehoir under the direetion 

of Mrs, Earl Hiekman at both 

STRAND 

'•Wiike Island." Pas a mount's stery 

depleting Hi.- rOLifape pf the lto» 

rines in tlieir fourteen dav 

\hp Japs, was fllmid 

p 

the active cooperation and hili ef 

the tTnited gtntes Marine Oflfp?, 

Lpftding players in the film winl 

through a preliminary traHng p*r» 

iod to prerii'e tlmrr, for tlieir Mft- 

plained, has neeessltated revision of 

the time-tatele and instruetiQiis for 

consumers, priginaJly sehedukd tu 

register with rationing boards Oe 

tober 20 and 21, dealers have been , 

notified to register instead nest i ri ne roles, Featured in 'f'e fllfl 

Tuesday and Wednesday. The post- I corning tsniiht to thn Strand The* 

panement was made necessary be- > tre, nre Brian Denlevj', Rrtirt 

cause overloaded printinif' ana I Preston, Mncffniifild Carey, Albert 

transportation facilities had pre. 

short furlough with his parents, ' vented distribution of applie.ition 

i 

Hyde, 

GRACE LUTHFRAN 

Shore rd. and Meyran av. 

Rtv, Frank F, Adi ef, S.T.M., Pastor 

The 2ist Sunday af^ Trinliy— 

9:45 a.m, Chureh Sehool, 

HfiS am. The Sewice, Mr, Robert 

John ashneek of Mt. Airy Sem= 

inary, Philadelphia, will proocti 

the sermon. The Senior choir un- 

der the direetion of Mrs. Marion 

Trout Murphy wUl bring the an, 

them*; 

: Ephesians 6; 10-17 

! Mr, and Mrs, Georgf 

i * u 

Mr. sjnd Mrs. Hiirrv 

entertained Mrs, David Williama, ef 

Northfleld, 

* * # 

Oharies Waif is now einpioyed in 

Fa, m * * 

Mr, and Mrs, Haltoert Smith, of 

Soiners Point: Mr, and Mrs Clare 

J>*au5t and Mr, and Mrs, Raymond 

Perks, of Ocean City, spent tile 

week end in Oiassboro, 

* • * 

Mr, and Mrs, George Ryoii art 

spending a vacation in the Fueenw; 

Mountains, 

* * * 

Mr, and Mrs, J, L- WoodrufT, oi 

Connecticut, have niuved Into the 

penn home on Sunny av. Mr, 

Woodruff is the new manager of 

Mttrnhy's store in Ocean City, Mrs, 

Penn will spend the Winter with 

Uer grandson in Florida, 

* * * 

Mr, and Mrs, Hari&n Ewan en- 

tertained Mr, Swan's mîer, Mrs, 

Kenneth Bwan, of Philadelphia, 

over the week end. 

* * * 

Mr, and Mrs, Harry Abey are en 

tsrtalning their son from Califar= 

nia, k ii '< 

* * * 

Mr. and Mrs, Prank Hart have 

returned from a vacation in the 

Pocones, 

* • • 

Mr, and Mrs, Barl HicRman, of 

W. New York av,, are entertaining 

Mr. Hietanan's paffents, Mr. and 

)M£s, ThsSnas Iflokman, of Fleas. 

antville, , ! 

* * * 

John Bruno Scola, son of Mrs, 

Lucille Harian, has re-entered VI! 

and 

time. 

forms on 

lanova College, for his Sophomore 

year. He again will be dru'.n inajer 

or the eallege band. Before enter= 

iny. arune joined the Naval RG. 

i'erve, 

* * • 

Mi's, Agnes Fugee and son, Ro- 

bert, spent the week cud inB i k 

lyn, If.Y:, where UIP_V visited Theo- 

dore Fugee, stationrd with the V. 

S, Navy- 

Too Late To Classify 

ISl.ACk nil,li,-r fin,, hni l,,--l » rpn i^Vsiry 

/.i, H' liiHil ,j!]!l Sunh si.. Wi>iti!!i (,,lk iil!!!!!M iiiiiiii siufi', 

av, Jn.Jlt. 

. [,ijii=i,ii rr«';ii(i' 

t ilV, 1!!JJ, 

KgiH 

i'iriik silk r 

«T¥ OF OCEAN CITY 

KEW JIRSEV 

NOTICE OF ELECtlQH 

'iir«iililll ill law, i!(ii"i ! r !^ lii'ti'iiv uivi ! !] 

ii a _ 

GEHEfiAL ELECTiSK 

WILL BE HELD 

TUESBAY, HOVEMBER JHP, i?« 

!w 

m YEABS AGO 

Dr John âfldley started a ser- 

ies of sermons in the Methodist 

church; on the crisis confrentinf 

Europe, 

" a • • 

p 

But the 

the 

sd &t any of 

feaTi »=„-- — -- 

so clear to us not dear to 

IJatin with renewed ham to 

each announced Fireside CSiBt, 

at last" we tell oufselvei. . 

going tB Q Q S^Bietn. 

„„„ »ur h^^s M* deferred^ 

^ V htarts are made riek. 

fear .tiliri will ts r, 

can be done! it wOl fee too 

Bow much isnffff must Wf 

for what we i»«»ttpbe«? 

place to history is our 

- • "-• for Wn»lf? 

caat Oat sJcirts 411 

W. O- T, V, adopted a 

olution eondâune any »odi- 

fle&tiori of me Volstead Act and 

demandinB strict eiJf©reemint of 

prohibition, 

: 

essor J- K^d Manrie, 

eara« owner, became a, brUliant 

new member of the WwanU Club 

by entertainli^ on his viollsu 

to «wad to iii too 

lISERfYLiMEfflCKS 

tlons 

tires; * • .. 

1. Seep êed at a, maxteuoi 

of SS Milei per tisur, A,t0*fnile 

speed, for instance, cuts tire wear 

dawn to 3D per cent of noraiftl, 

2, Use about two pounds matk 

air ptesure Oian manufaeturfers* 

recommendation in earti tire, 

check air pressure weeMy, re^ 

slaee niissinii valve caps and re- 

pair tube leaks ifflmedia,telsf, TJn- 

derJufiatien can cut tire wear as 

much as IS per cent for a 5S per 

cent under-inflatien, 

i. Avoid scuffing and brulsini. 

^ bacMng into and pulling' out 

from curbs slowly, parkin? with 

" "daylifht" between tire end cure* 

' watching for such sharp objects 

- . _ „ . .., on ttie road as fallen roefc drlv- 

Other Editors VteWS i^W siewly over rough reads, and 

Said a nurse who had saved 

a long while 

"U, S, War Bonds are 

getting my pile. 

And I hope other nurses, 

Will open their purses. 

In an all-out-tor-vietory 

style!" , 

Help spent* AiB«¥i£*'a 

war âehinii i.ith 

m tenth of 

your pay. Bujr SiiupFn 

buy Biradm—hiij m puei, 

fid fuiur*! 

U. St 

The Nut Bowl 

FBOOF 

"Are you sure that you watered 

the plants in the drawing room, 

NOrati?*' 

"Yes, ma'am. If you listen 

closely, you e&n hear the water 

dripping on the carpet." 

c * * 

FOR SAFETir 

Brown i i! You know, no matter 

where I hide my money, my wife 

always finds it," 

White; "My wife never finds 

mine. I keep it in the basket 

with my undarned socks." 

* 

EVWROVTNG 

A group of iarmers were guess- 

ing the weight of a steer. Some 

came within is pounds ef the eer= 

rest weight and otiiers we*'str 

as much as 1M pounds. One old 

fellow guessed its weight exactly, 

and was complimented on his 

judpnent. 

"ffiiu^s," he said, "I could do 

better than that with a little 

practice." 

NOT OKE "NEW" 

Horace Qreely stubbornly in- 

stated that the word "news" was 

plural. It's claimed that once he 

wired a Ptporter? 'Are there 

any news?" 

TO satasious hireling wired 

*1fot i new." 

MOTHBE'S SIZE 

CareJ, aged 8, is getting a new 

pair ef shoes and tsfcei sUs li. . 

: Carol; **What BIBB comes atirt, 

Mother?" 

Mothers "Tbey start all over 

again; wift tfze fflie." 

Carol- #F Wbat size do ^su w§&rf 

As tfie secretary of the golf 

elub w^ crossing the course he 

saw & player driving off about 

a foot in front of the 

'Sere," he eâtoed f 

n&ntly, ^®n ean't do Ciati Tea 

axe d 

pj 

drlvtof aff to front of 

" • 

POOR GABLE! 

We are sorry fer Claris Gable. 

There is no garcasm in that re= 

Hiirfc It is g|»ij^Tiely affired, 

He has given up nis enornigus 

income to become o. soldier. He 

seeks, we believe sincerely, to 

stand on his own feet as a man 

in the United states Army, 

But ttie girls won't give him a 

etianee, They have besieged him 

so, in Miami, pla,, that his liv- 

ing quarters had to ,be mfivid ts a 

less accessible location. 

It's all right to get a little vi- 

carious thrill out of tht love-mak^j 

ing at an astor, but women t|$ 

Miami are makinf fools sf jhenf- 

iilvea. Says the Tampa Times: 

"It is no wondeT that smne 

public figures are occasionally 

ill-tempered when they encoun= 

ter idiotic women of tfie ^pe 

that would hang around soldiers' 

barracks," — Gamrien OQUrier- 

PMt. 

OCR OWN FIFTH COLlJMf? 

It took the Kasis probably 

some time to bribe and eornipt 

and to pay for ttie perfidy which 

they managed to organise in the 

countries they had marked out 

for eenquest, but ttie fifth col. 

Uffin mettiods they employed with 

such accurate results taunediately and 

tires. 

1 Start alowJy nod 

ate EraduaHy. Stop __,. 

aUng brakes at 35 mlfca m- 

'sill saiif enough tread 

the car one mfle, 

8, Be-cap when tir«» -3 

the point where the Jast_ofi 

non-B£id design Is 

in the center o£ the 

9r Oiect i^tiss, for 

fail to suwsort &* •_ _,-- 

tire .and result In" tnfteri 

wires. « 

"Our No. I Job . 

Says coounandlnf 

Seinervell. of ArmySefv* 

''OUT number one Job 

sow is to kin Nazis and Japs** 

No dodging the issue to 

blunt statement of 

i tH j 

the fespon^dUty the 

cannot dodge le to speed 

duetion and delivery of 

struments our Armed, 

need to do that killing 

patch and finality t 

Against (hat backgro 

increasing discomfort of civ 

life fade out. — Washinf %A 

itiw, and result in brofeen 

War Review, 

JASPER 

by Frank 

• *;£ 

you'd think ft was ted enoath just fettinr 

having to show us the way 1HM*I" 

BACK HOME AGAIN By Ed 

in 

HEy,WW I GWT OPPA PSSf 

m 

%t/ti 

t__f 

, t * 

~% f

•s i. 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEDGER 

.y/?~- _,!' 

Added 

liave 

qp 

to f&B 

Jn the Attic/' by Mildred 

Loutae," by N, W, 

* • • 

-nCTjON 

ifl ft 

'V T| 

"i' 

Grass 

i 

All 

QrfOWS 

"Qyon, 

&»H Berlin/* by H 

Sport News 

," fey 

of the Blfele," 

» v 

*^' T m a ciAssmED AD 

FOB QUIOB. RESULTS 

YOUR HOMI! 

-LIKI HOMI PRODUCTS of every 

*dEjefJpHpn ROOFS have been 

• styled, designed, colored and fssh« 

to iiiit specific caici. TO' 

j «ngp roof won't do for any 

* house, Tbf famous BIRD SHIN= 

• '" Gf.ES hive all the features essen- 

^ timl to beauty. They're constructed 

1 to g»v* yeus-aad yean of satiifac 

~ tioa. There is a certain shiagjc in 

"the #ide BIRD range which will 

~ top oS jouc house delightfully, 

- "*•*****" Why Qot let us bring you (he 

•t «Qry **o shis QUALITY line and 

the superiority of the 

BIRD shingles. 

There 1 ! no abligaUOo, 

Drain, School 

Gridder, Hurt 

Arm Broken During 

* Practice Scrimmage 

Even though no neiua" rompe= 

tltion has been engiiged in. Oecan 

City High School suffered its first 

football casualty ef the MPHSOH. l-rust 

Thursday altfrnodii, 

Sims brain, ISa-pound lineim.in, 

acquired a broken right urfvi, near 

the wribt, duriny a practice sprim- 

maiip af tin;* resort sciutid at the 

Rccrfalign Centpr. Drain was an 

the bottom of a pile=u]) on u Hue 

play, HP was jmfn trOiitrnenf by 

Dr. Allen Carson, n11c 1 will "is* out 

of action flit' rest of Ihe >MTi>;on, 

Trouble hii.'j been running in the 

Drain family lately. The boy's 

r&ndfaLher, Sims Drain, hns bên 

[iraparliiittic] timn thiin ;i month 

with injuries received when he was 

knocked off hts bicycle by an mi = 

tomobile, He underwent sui oper- 

ation Sunday in Share Memorial 

Hospital, 

CAPE MAY BOY Hl/RT 

The first srrious injury to aorur 

en the Cape May High Srhoai foot- 

ball learn in JO years took plmf 

latti iaJt ive-ek when William Mat' 

ihe*!;. of Ermti, fraeturfd his eol- 

Irirbone during a practice scrim- : 

mage. He was a halfbacli, 

No Hunting Near 

ILS, Reservations 

Restricted Zones 

In N, J, Listed 

The New Jersey pish and Game 

©ommission announced this week 

that, no hunting with firearms or 

trespassing will be iiilpwed on or 

near any Government Reservatidii, 

including arsenals, forts, camps, 

landing fields, alrporti, aircraft 

stations, factories, foundries or 

plants, storage yards or warehous- 

es used far the man uf ne tun* of any 

kind for the use of the &?»«**£* 

forces of Uie united Nations, 

In preparation for ihe gprnin = 

of tlie ofifiHal hunting seasons, 

zones are or will b(» designated and 

pasted, the commission announced 

They will include A goiiss, which 

art- prohibited 2011c 1 . 1 -; and B zon*"-;. 

which iire restricted zonvH. 

OuLNicir 1 if if resiripn'tl aones. rd in i"ie rhild by ihi 

jiiin'iiih H i p ni.ii;!i('!l 

! rt-Miineni is dfluuli'ly 

II(*W IJKFKf TS ARE 

Anv flt'viiiMiin from 

! i-uni Ihi' ln'iid fti |i!( : U 

iiylee? in ',OL;J- ptmtitrr 

whitii is eoiiM 

ity to keep us in nn erect 

must ooinpensfl!i= fnr thf 

^nelgtit. Stand before a mirrsr and. 

kttping your weight on bqtl 

drop one shoulder. You will 

that immediately, QA the diouider 

drops, Uie hip en the saane side 

rises. 

This keeps the center of g>r&-yi6y 

in approslfflately the âme plac« as 

it was before Uie defect occurred. 

If you 'round'" your shoulders, you 

will find thnt ttie hips immediately 

roll forward to displnee thp change 

in weight. 

This dmny? iii the center of 

then, plua nature's eam=' 

for it. is the cause of our 

postuml defeeui. We have wr3 

ripcks, round siioulders, high or low. 

shoulders, spinal ffUrvtitines and 

fhit fees to ronrect, 

C'l'REP BV EXERCISES 

With the understanding that ex- 

n 111 muttons are frequent, and these 

ripffrtji at¥ loriited eaily, we have 

rertiiiii ai\'!" ! n t'sr-rcises for each 

cast* thut art 1 highly successful. 

For niiy lnpasurp of sufcess, how, 

iHtM ^MipiMSiHoli of the child and 

ths ! part-'iHs is most necessary, 

VVfit-n llir .S4_>i of t'serrise-s is giV' 

en i-hi- fluid, it is to be hoped that 

tlie piirenui live, enougti interested 

th*'K(* sit home^-or to 

yuntinueH them. 

•rrbt'r the 

oi' bos you knew wlis 'walked like 

s E, Bktt Co, 

Plans Big Sale 

Two=Week Event 

Open Tomorrow to 

(n i-ontiiuit' 

set 1 that tli 

^'iiii imve only m 

bo.s you knew who 

monkey", or wns "p!ceon = toed' ! or 

"WiiddJed like n duc!t' : . in sê whiit 

a little parent ill interest, piiis i'Or- 

n'-ciive exercising 

cmnpJished 

iiayc 

1IAVK 

Pt'£j];lt' who art' ^lion of stiiturr 

mre.lv liin'! 1 posllniil tielcrtS: Tliis 

is bt'fiiuse ifu'_v ninum inviiriublv 

use every isifil of I heir hpiMhL As 

:i result of liiis w» ! p.iiy they • aisj 

"t'osky" or wiilk hk* ] H 'Ljiinium 

1'iiii-Hii'r' 1 . rt'ady for ii fi^hi 

Tiill pei'Kons. uii the other iumd. 

H\V iiiclini'fl to n-> ! to diHiiiiise thf 

fart, by "folding" themselves'. They 

rtiuiwi l'w-ir HliniikisTH and b-'nd 

their knc'i's. Ynii hint' oulv io sep 

Mans, 

per iiin w hn u 

ItSC 

to 

ti-iirhiT. the 

; iiit; HUM!. • i 

uui.niied. 

we 

irulv 

Hi: 

ulloi" tluin ihe ev- 

rect ti! bnih l'v- 

Hlii!:: ill till' WQJfi 

realSKt 1 how 

pCHture in 

Iii staging its seni-annuiii De= 

partment Maiiagera Sale, which 

will start tomorrow and will eon- 

tinue for two weeks, M E, llatt 

Company, Atlantie Oity= WSM con- 

frnnted witti two prdbiems. First, 

it was detenniried to do business 

nceerding to the spirit and letter 

of Leon Henderson, HriBe ndminis, 

trator. and secondly to do iUi share 

in bringing dowii tiit? cost of liy= 

ifiu by offering Value.i that are poss- 

ible only because every Department 

Manager anticipated scarcity in 

certain items and purchased 

I inonl/is Iii advance, 

I Lonu=rftnKe planning and the 

' whole-hearted cooperation of man = 

iifai'turers with wiloin tile company 

does ihe bulk of its business, were 

tlie two df'ter-ininihH factors. 

Talks with the various depart- 

ment tieads reveal that almosi ev- 

ery duy they receive notices that 

(his or thut item will not, be made 

any mere or Uie contents will be 

rfianjieri or the liiuintity limited, 

Many of the items en sale iire ir- 

replaeeftble A few of the buyers 

are frankly pti7,?ied as to what will 

take the place of the items that 

wi!l bf mit fnr the duration, but all 

are enthusiastic as never befnre 

iihoiit the values Shev have sucreed = 

ed in propsiririK for this h!^ sale 

An esettitiVf 1 of tjie firm SfiiH 

ihiH M K. Blatt Company is tiru = 

i!l>j, its customers to uiiv wisely, to 

iLnticipute their neefls io a eertaifi . 

fn fnke ndvintnê nf thr 

savings, and thus add buy 

power Us their rifilliir. but the!'! 1 ' 

be no hoardin-'. Tiiey 

bnyiim, just as one 

buy in norm»I tinies. . 

The ,Mtt"e has firently 

its siiiespenpSe and espeti^ 

iii'r • i riiunie t.if 

Couple Marooned As 

Cruiser Grounds 

A iujcurteus cabin emiser being 

piloted by Mra "FT#ri MeConnell, 49, 

of New York City, ran aground 

high on a m£adowba.nk along the 

inland waterway ut NorMi Wild= 

weed, Sunday, marooning the wo= 

man and her husband for BtveraJ 

hours, Mrs. McDonnell and her 

husband, a motion picture cprr- 

ator. wvm bound frnni Wellington. 

D,C to New York, when shLiii, I 

N ' l .! ••« '1 i: I 

IHA'i: \ I i!. S 

H I".,;!!I )' 

i, ii j S 

, , S t '\ ==i 1 i' ••-•! 

1 ,, -I, ,,1 ;. . •- 

1 1 1 i l i i i l i ' ! N = 

i , i i 1., ; . • ! S ! h 

I f 

Tjpholstering 

Furniture Repairing 

l'l!iini»!rf hi? 

rahiiift \S't!rW 

F. D. NEWRfiRKV Sr rn. 

SS A»bufi AVE, 

til 

CUHCEOH 

Thcun 

AtUntie 

Hou?i 

us 

Art, 

By 

CHIROPODIST 

Adams, D.S.C, 

Phane 10SI 

AppoiPtmcnt 

Praciiee - Dfseasei of the Eye 

Sih Bt, Ph, SO or l|2§-R-t 

,l| «,ra,*-7iM-ji3S BBS. 

To CAMDEN 

PHILADELPHIA 

fte/ax 

by 

Public Service Bus 

OCEAN 

€,3QA. M, 

DAILY 

LOOP. M, 

i,4i P. M- 

^1,10 P? M, 

18 Huns Sunday only 

!ERVi€I BtTWICN 

ntis ftiy and N«w Yeris 

Nr l^cnnattan €sll 

A TERMINAL 

Allqnfk 

|2ti 

lay Railroads 

l'1=f!|M 

,1, ,: 

O 1 v 

i..j.i. 

le. 

g that each community 

give some recognition, no matt&f 

how brief, on or before November 

12, to tJiP 250lh anniversary of the 

founding of Capp May OoiUity, 

Percy H. Jnekaqn, riSrector af the 

freehflldprs and of the county's 

publicity EiepttFtriiPnt, urges, in view 

of gas rationing arid scarcity of 

rubber, that, nil eplebrntiQnJt be 

strictly local. 

The schools, he contends, are tha 

test places for observance of the 

historic event. To encourage school 

cehferatinns find alse to acquaint 

alt boys mid frirls with important 

t&eis about the pounty, the freehold- 

ors will prCHent to the schools late 

this month, for distribution to erteh 

pupil, a little booklet eontaintii!-- n 

short his tors" of me County. 

DLrrpior Japit*sgn points out that 

interesting pmgifirns may bo built 

iiround the eountys history, He 

agîiii eniphnsized tlie advisability, 

in kH-ping with the times of making 

tlw>m eompfetely local. Each esm = 

munity has at least a number of 

good speakers, if it is deemed de- 

sirable to include anyone outride 

tlie school on the projirani. Wliere 

seating capacity permiu, parents, 

and the public cquld be in. 

j to attend, 

I *Hit' County histonciU eshibit 

I thai was oil display liist week in 

one of the windows of St.n.ititon'e 

! r^psu'irnftii Steve Oecan City, at- 

tfiirted iiujrh nttentlon, Tlie exhibit 

L4 beina shown this week in Cape 

Mny. iinri nest wwk will be moved 

to Wiiriweod, 

! M| 

LADIES! MISSES! 

CHILDREN! 

m v THi inciinHT QUALITY 

AT Tin: LOWKST 

widr 

proved, In neUiitioii. 

28 other nisiiiii 

iii war worfc:*rK V,ec:iuse 

CHAPTER XIX 

ONE aftemoen when O&fteton 

As v i was mttking » visit to Mrs, 

Crowninshieid's room, Bee adroitly 

brougSit the eoiiVersaEion, around to 

the subject of the movies. 

"Are you an ardent movie fan?" 

I>r, Ash asked, 

"Yes, Ajetvt you?" 

"Weil, no. As a matter of fact, 

I don't have much time for mov- 

ies," 

!eVeu should take time. It would 

do you good," Bee s.nsled archly 

"You know the old saying, Doctor 

about all war'* a nd P9 play!" 

He iiesitntrd, then swallowed the 

fhait, '•Weil, then, what tlo j-ou sny 

ts si dui*: with ine foniglit? You're 

off it spvr-n, nron't j : 0u?" 

"So iim I If our patient here is. 

n = t any worse, siinpos? T en)) for yeu 

around eijjhL We'll have dinner 

siiid -;o danfirSR," 

••I Lhinit tiiat would be lovriv " 

said See, trying not to show her 

ehilion. 

Things were working out just as 

she wanti'd, Shi' had set the stapf 

expertly, and now Carletoii Ash 

=vas pliiyiiij; into her hands without 

the Ifimi suspicion that rfie hnd 

open huildlrit; up to this diite ever 

since she had sucrfeded tn tup 

Hilfltft its Mrs. Crown in- 

special nuise. 

After lie was f>one, she snt quiet= j 

Iv bi>Hidr ! her nntient und thought, 

things over She had come p. ion; 

WHY, hlie clet'ided. from her poverty = ! 

stricUen ehildhnod, marie all the ] 

more inlsi'rable by it drunkpn fat'ier | 

and :t shiftless, shrewish mothiV, 

Early in life she hnd developed n 

burning ambition — io get nwny 

from the sordid biickgrdund 01 hef 

iif,. 

HIM luifi tnken up niiishiff ns a 

not [jpfnu^r .ihe rnj'yM 

cure ef ihe Hick but liiTiiiiJiO 

nursiiis would give lier nn oppor-, 

tiinity to nirc*! mm Bhf hfirl fjeard 

stories or nurNes mnrryinsj weil-tn-- 

do patients or surees?iui doetors.If 

other '..'iris eouid reach ,«ueh A go-ii, 

why cotildh't she? ghe loni-ed to ' 

capture a [liiPband who could give \ 

her a fine home, nice clothes and ; 

in the nurses' hsm# ana 

along Uie corridor, she fan into 

Bee, who was all dressed up and 

apparently In a great hurry. 

"Going some placeV* Luey asked, 

"1*11 say!" Bee fairly crowed. 

•'Dinner BJid daneing date!" 

"With whom?" 

"I'll give you three guesses!' Bee 

tossed over her shoulder, as she 

sped on down the corridor. 

Lucy didn't need three guesses, 

She knew at once that Bee's trU 

umprmnt manner eouid mean only 

one thing—that she was guiri^ out 

with Carleton Ash, And this real= 

iKatisn rnade Lucy furious. 

Abruptly fhe turned around and 

went pack to her roem. She wanted 

to see Riletta, who had come in a 

little while before, had undressed 

immediately and gJne to bed, Luey 

had siispofted then that something 

wris %\TOns= 

Re-entering the roorn, she said 

biujitlv "Rllrtla, do you know that 

Bep Blake has ft date with Dr, 

Ash?" 

Rilfttn turned o'T-iltl !rê evfs ni D" As 1 !, 

nnd now ;he has Inndr-d a date with 

him! Thnt was her scheme 

: the h 

Riletta. Ysu like hkn vaj nmcht 

All rlfh,t=if you de, tlMn why are 

you letting a girl who isn't naif af 

pretty as you steal him away from 

you ?'• 

"She'i not stealing him. I never 

had him.'" 

Lucy sighed, *~YQtt*re hopelesif 

Well, go to sleep now. But W you 

don't show sane spirit and put up 

a fight against Be#. Ito gofaig to 

take a hand in tois tfiing aiyBelf, 

vau may be able to take her trisk- 

ery lying doii*ni but ttis^'a sne ^r- 

sen who won't, and that person is 

yours truly!" 

With that. Lucy stalked cut sf 

the room, 

LYTMO QUleuy In her bed, "aUet- 

ta tliought over what LiUey had 

said, Pi'tsently, she rose and went 

te the dresaingi table. Sitting down 

'before it, she gaged at her feflee-. 

lion in the mtafor, 

Sie WAS pretty = there wasn't 

any douiat about that. Not as ytst- 

ty as Luey said, tout at least as 

pretty as the average girl. Could It 

ibe true Lhftt Dr, Ash was interested 

in her and might have a£ssd ItBlS, 

instead of Bee for a flate ii she had 

given hkn any eneeuragement? IBie 

iiad to admit timt the very thought 

made her heart pound Bseeltedly, . . 

Mean-while. ca7r~.#ten Ash sat 

with Bee in a eazy bpotti in & 

downtown restaurant. Me was en- 

joying himself, for Bee was a gay, 

sparkling companion. As she ehst= 

tered animatedly of this sad that, 

he smiiod at her across Uie table 

and told himself that she was real- 

ly a very attractive girl. 

After a while, she became mere 

serious, touching on (tie subject Of 

Mrs, orowninshield. Knowing how 

devoted Dr= Ash was to the eld 

lady, she thought it just as well to 

jfem concerned, even though the 

patient actually meant nothing at 

all to her, 

"gfir'a a di:r old thini." she 

said, "f do hope sheli be better 

mm :t#*j. 

^ 5 • * ~i 

Dr. Ash frowned. "So do I, but 

T'ni worried about her. She's very 

old, >,.i£ know. This cans may be 

of the end. She may 

m 

lilliVfl'S. 

such as fuini 

A=nnnii ihe «»!'' workfrn Hilled, 

two WP-w in C;i|Je May Coiihly. 

t'ii!5i fuv.'-thii'c! nf tlie H3 war 

Hi ful it Irs were in the ihree 

ppisi s''tuinu>j, of ESM'S, Hudson 

and Union, 

his 

tn'iny wiih 'riip 

" I 

in 

FI R CHATS A ,JA( IU:m nneit 

frniii tiur hivricr--. Thi- Qmiiity uiui 

li-if'r Will MlilM^f' VfH]_ 

j nfWn MI:TH — SNOW sriTs — 

: g|-TS :? tn ]i"i. 

! ((iMlMiii; nm qfAi.rrv nnd 

PIEICI'S = Tin•>• !)l;rv CflMI'E = 

TIT ION. 

1 On" L\V UVAV rlAS niiikrj it 

I rt,vV tn HI V NOW ffir LATER 

! WEAR, 

>ION1-;V WMK 

vfilt v 

TB¥ A CLASSIFIED All 

FOR QUICK KESULTi 

I Not even in her fondest 

I however, had sh(> imnsined that 

i would have the lurlt to rnppt i\ 1 

1 iioiiaire interne and to nttmet 

intereiit. Tt seemed S'IUPSI (r?o 

to b* 1 true. New, if only she eouid 

i fan h'ia interest into sOmcUiinij 

more. . . 

1 THAT eveninij. nj-, Lut'v Stubbs. 

ready to go on duty, left Tier room 

Ocean City Sideliffhts 

F vnus BUIIKP TRIP, WITH. 

w MIKKS WITH EVERY PUR- 

; '"' ! B^ 

IDEAL 

Manufacturing Corp, 

White Horse Piki» 

i. N. ,1, 

v »-av of incliniitE 

it nf dnwer ef otherwise, some in* 

si in iiiitj miiff gaged pFS'liiiaes, 

au.il: (Vinlttr 7, 194Z. _ 

rrRRV & pl'RKELI,, 

im Marivrt Bireei, 

Cattiden, N. J, 

.i.ji.t'"*""." 1 !" 

the h.-iUrn of Iwtlvc »nd 

P. Sf., ta wit, at one o'clock 

(lit afiFfiiDiin nf gaid _day, _sl the Sller- 

ifTs orfiee, in Cuyc May Cotirt Heuge 

tajip Mjiy t'minty. New /ereey; 

All thut Crr1;kLn niurijfageii pr« 

with ttie ai'Iiurtenanees, in the bill f 

esmplaiTit in ihe said cause particularly 

set furth and deatrfibrii, ihat m tn tmf 

All the following traet or parcel of 

In lid and pri-iriiseii lujrciiinf ler parHCularly 

describedi aituate, laying and bcin^ 

in the tl'y rtf (ieean City, in the County 

of fapt May. and State af New Jefwsy, 

RKih'ri Loth N'os. 24 and 25. in Block 

SiS, aR ^hnwii "!i Man of SsetioB Nft ^ 

Riviera. Oeeah City, NEW JeFMyt 

f.y Wm, II, rollisson, Jr., C, E, 

duly filed, anil bounded and 4r* 

f d , ft 5 ijcr ihe hefyinafter recittd 

deed, as inWuws;^- _ • '•_ 

BEtJlNNINsi at a poirii ia the Safithi 

westerly liiie uf keiitîclfv Avenue*' «C 

the disianee of tJiFee "hundred ten pJU> 

feet Vfinibn-estwaHlv frntfl the North- 

v?esteriy line af Kichmund Drive, Ssn- 

iiniiitiR NiiFiliweMwirdly along ilie taiel 

SnuriiwrKterly litir ftf KenlueSy A 

the distance of sixty it/ii feet in 

OF lireadlhi and of that width csrd 

S6titl!Vi-eitwartJ!y,_ between lines paralle 

with Hiehniiiiici Drive, the dittaiiee «^ 

one huHdred

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Friday, October 23 

t,860From Fund 

That's County's Prob- 

" Share in 1943 

©eynty freeHolders ean 

&3,aS0 as the county's 

of State aid read 

I in lite, iftrhwiiy Cfflrfinii- 

gpeneer Mifler, Jr>, annuun- 

up a staN schedule of 

for allocation to the 2 

a# pointed out that it 

t to ratiflcatJon by the IMS 

Announcement oi the 

was made to 

boards plenty pi 

prepare their eeunty bud 

county also receives an 

giant of 135,000, refBrdless 

News of Our Boys in Service 

Dr. Darby To Resort Marine 

Report^ Sunday In Solomons 

Broadley Training. 

With Marines 

To Join Medical 

Corps in Georgia 

are made from 

license fees and gasoline 

and are based upon the per- 

qf eatfh county's area, pop* 

and road mileage, 

Ocean City commissioners 

bm approved and 

iltortlon for a local share of 

funds, even though 

surfac= 

| can te done because of short- 

£ aateriala. 15ie efty received 

for 

^1 

1 *l 

"si 

lhatterbox 

is serving 

Tasty Hot 

Dinners 

vi 

Hot Platters 

Luncheons 

V:" 40c-50c 

The Chatterbox 

JEAN B, CAMPBELL. Prop, 

9th St. & Central Ave. 

ICE CREAM 

Delivery Service 

BR, C, EUGENE DABBY 

Bf= O. Eugtne Darby, well known 

resort phyiician, has teen coffimis. 

sioned a captain in the U. S, Army 

Medical Carps and will report far 

duty in Atlanta, Ga,, Sunday, 

Dr, Darby, first Ocean City prae= 

tiUoner to b# commissioned, was 

sworn into the service last Tuesday 

in Atlantic City. He has far a 

fcer of years been Ocean City 

patrol surgeon, 

ROGER WttLlAMS JOINS 

BffiRGHANT 

Roger Williams, manager of the 

Ocean City Country Club and furrn- 

er resort mereihant, has enlisted in 

the D, S. Merehant Marine and is 

awaiting sailing orders, 

MrL Williams, a past commander 

of Morgan-Ranck post, American 

Legion, served iii the Navy in the 

first World War and had some sea 

service after that, He attempted 

to re =enltot in the Navy shortly af- 

ter tfhe United States went to war 

last December, but was unsueqess. 

ful because of being beyond the 

age limit. 

A well known golfer, he has man- 

aged the Country Club more than 

five years. 

Leroy Booth in Thick 

Of Scrap with japs 

A second Oeean City member oJ 

the famed U= S, Marine Corps is 

now definitely known to be in the 

midst ef heavy nation in the sain- 

.ndn islands. 

He is Private Leroy Booth, son 

of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred I, Booth. 

704 Central av. He enlisted in the 

Marines iast February and was sent 

overseas in July, 

A letter received by tils parents 

this week confirmed the previous- 

ly=suspeeted fact that lie is in the 

Solomons, now being held by the 

Marines against savage Japanese 

attack, He reported himself safe 

and well. His only complaint was 

about the heat, 

FAREWELL PARTY ' 

FOR BEN DUNCAN 

A surprise farewell party was 

tendeired Sen Dungan, son of Mr: 

and Mrs. Benjamin L. Dungan, 

gga Asbury aV:, Sunday night at 

the home of Miss Lois Dieterle, 341 

Central av. The young man re- 

cently enlisted in the Coast 

Ouards and reported ta philaieu 

phia on Tuesday. 

Those attending the party_ were; 

Miss Jane Wood, Miss Dolores 

Kuteher, Miss Eileen McCaJJion, 

Miss Betty Louise Smith, George 

Dungan, Mike Bliazard. Rodger 

J&rvis, Edward L. Mann, Che I 

f^jfuson and Edward cernman, 

COLLINS REPORTS FOR 

ACTIVE DUTY 

John WUbur Celiirwi, of pnifinio. 

for many years an employe of U"ie 

county bridge department, report- 

ed Friday at New York to begin ac- 

tive duty= He enlisted With the rnnk 

of Chief Petty officer, 

Collins' bfother, Soniers, also o! 

Palermo, and his son, Dflvid, both 

of whom enlisted simuitafteoiisiy in 

the Army Air Corps, have new wen 

assigned to Camp Luna. New Mex 

ica. The fattier, formerly employt'd 

by the jerstsy Centrril Power and 

Light Co., is in training fts an air- 

eraft engine mec-hanic, while David, 

former electrlcan tie re for J H, II e= 

cotte. is studying alreraft electrical 

work, ' 

GA3IALIEL BROADLEY 

Son qf M^ Ada Z. Broadley, 

854 Asaury av,, who is now un= 

derg«inr basic training jkilh the 

IJ. S. Marine Corps at iFarrts is* 

land, S-C He enlisted September 

IS and will be in basir training 

nve more weeks, 

"Gam" was graduated from 

Ocean City High Sihool last June 

and joined she Leathernecks 

shortly after attaining his iSlh 

birthday anniversary, ife farmer= 

ly was active in B°y Scout work 

and at Huly Truiity F.pisrqpal 

Chh 

Over 300Resort 

Men In Service 

Names Outgrow City 

Hall Honor Roll 

High School On 

War Footing 

Cohttnurd from Page I 

an oath as follows, in part: I 

will riilf-k'hily perform any com= 

munity war service within the lim = 

its nf my ability nnd experience; 

and I will dilUjentiy swk to pre- 

pare myself for future ssrvire whe- 

ther in slip {ifm"ft forces, in wnr 

produetien. or in fssentini rivil- 

ian ofc-upations " 

1,1KB HITLER YOUTH PLAN 

Wiiiii :J balls down to LN thtit 

Anie'ian efhieaiion Is si i^st fnl- 

lowm« Lhe lead oi fh* Hlflrr 

you'h movement, on n dpmorraii^. 

voiunfflry bn^Ss 10 ye firs iifter CM"F= 

man..' taet-'iin u d l!iM MriuRiitional in- 

pff? for srrvirp to the state. Britnln 

and CiiUHdy hnv* 1 had siirh pm- 

in tsffpt'i for vfnrs, 

student^ pfirnltf'ri in the Virtory ! 

Corps will be rrquirt't! to mo ft v f- 

fain pu :i iif srn T ions us !• J I lows: 

smtjiiit. .shmjld IJ* 1 pai*tl-i 

in n school p'lyîf'ni fit- ! 

preiirnjri appropi'int*' to his 

and nerd.s iii ihf light of i 

hjx probable t'Oiifijhniinn io the | 

war effort, i 

.VIl'ST FIT WAR EFFORT j 

3. Thp student fihoiil'! be study' •- 

irig or have studied school ; 

courses appropriate to his aye, j 

jiruric. ability smd probable im = 

m* v di;!ts> ;mci future nsefuln**,^ to: 

ihr war pffort, within the limits 

nf thi faciliii.fi of ihe school. ' 

3, The student j-itiouid bp eilf- ' 

rpntiy piirtieipatinji iii nt It'usi hue 

important (•dnlinuirig or ifClirtitiy 

wuj-'imr activity or service, such , 

a& civilian tk'fensr mrssent|C'r, IUI'' 

tji-aft obaervpi, R*>d Crass worker. 

model nlrplnne bulldini, port-time 

aid on farms, or ialviiff eelleetion. 

Prlnelpsl Meyer pointed out this 

week that probably no two schools 

will fnll into line with the program 

in pxartly the same way. Earh is 

supposed ta be based upQii the fa- 

cilities availnfole, character of (he 

eonununity. sise of the student 

body, faculty nflnptnbflify and 

I. 

SCHOOLS 

TRAINTNfi 

At th* 1 Nations] Institute 

ing, the point was emphasised that 

"the sefieols nnd colleges of Am- 

rriea must bepfjmp pre. induction 

training pentprs for our nrmed 

forces. ]pnvin% the armed forfes 

free to train men in thp cotutant 

application of thp ffninintf fhnt 

hnnls trivp." 

As one Illustration. ]oc?i] ndvnn- 

d ninthernatif-s elassef; are nIrrnriv 

tlie same testiwok us user! 

by ihp Army and Nas'v in 

pilots to navigatf iiria 

TO BE EXPANTJEn 

An the war program takes over 

nt the school, more atid mnre 

foirfse.'s will be naapted to show 

students how their knowlpdgp n. 

perhaps mnthemntifH. ran b** np= 

pJipd to a particijlnr purpo, e ,e in tfir 

nrmed forces or Industry. Thfy will 

br shrtVi'rl not only how to solvp 

problems, but how to use thp solu = 

tiflfis they obtnin in more prnriirnl 

ways, 

Sueh training- given youth—parti- 

cularly youths who ran gpnprnllv 

anticipate entering tho s"rviep-=is 

calculated to save Armv and Nnvy 

instructors millions of hours tav not 

to eovpr thp snmp yronnd 

MOVIE ADS and 

Somers Point News 

On Page 6 

11.00 Mali to 

eieep Oeeaii City, 

paint ana Upper 

hi) 


• - ! - ' y i 

3Cemt« 

On 

the 101 st Prmisimial Conipiiny. | 

Bomb nis[iosn] Sfhtwil DrtLtfiimPh!, j 

ui tMt* Abr-rfifpn Pi'fiVin i Oif 

Maryland, 

WATKINS IJNDEROOINO 

DESERT 

B RADIO SERVICE 

O.YDE CARSON 

B*y Am Fh, 401J 

Pkfttermg - Brickwork 

Corporal Robert p, Watkins, at- 

tached to Uie Army's aixth ArmSF- 

ed Division, is now undergoing de- 

sert meneuvir training in SouBh- 

ern CalifOniia., He Ls the son of 

Mrs. Arthur Watkins, ii§ ith St. 


• Photographers • 

Portraits * Views 

Developing and Printing 

Phone 1138 - 838 Asbury Avt, 

BRITISH GUiraM LEAV ES 

HERE FOR NEW VOYAGE 

Edward L. Oassidy, gunner in the 

British Merchant Marine, left yes- 

terday far a new voyage after vis= 

iting here with hia parent-H, pdv 

and Mrs, George Cassidy, and sis- 

t«rs, Mrs. Ralph L, LernQnt. Mi's, 

Boyd Reese and Mrs, Carl Gilford. 

O&ssidy, native of Canada, has 

teen on four ship^ sunk by enemy 

torpedoes sinee the war begun. 

For Every Occasion 

FLOWERS 

STAINTONS 

Phone Main 

162 

m 

Help clear the lines 

for the rising tide of War Calls 

Ifif use ef the telephone it tremendous—aW growing. But the present tele, 

phone system cannot be further cnlafged^copper and other materialj must 

go fat munitioni rather than for more telephone wires and switchboards, 

What we now have roust aerve thfpughour the war emergency. Your help 

is needed to keep the rising volume of war messages moving promptly, 

LUMla \j\o I ANOt . , . Make only necessary calls ud avoid rush 

hotlft^ If fOMiWe ©dl before 10 a. ai.t between BOOB and 2 p* m., between S 

and 7,p.m. or after 9 pf m. PUn your call to Btake it brief and effective. Call 

by number when you ean| it uitully means a quicker 

LUwML wALLw . . . Make it a family rule to avoid unnecesiary calls 

•ad temp wM coBverwtions brief* Be sure you have the correct number, 

C&nfult your Telephone Directory before calling "Information", Answer 

imd give penotu you caU dme enough to get to the telephone, 

If you share • pvty line, be conttderate ef your neighborf on the line, 

..;• NEW JERSEY BILL TEtlPHONI COMPANY 

TBLBPHONB HOUR- MFMRY MONDAY AT § & M> . WMAF * KYW 

At least 114 Ocean City 

have enlisted or ten drafted iiito 

the nation's HJITIKI forces sinrr 

May, rierdrdiii|i to compiliitions now 

being mfide at the office of Mayor 

Oeorge D, Richards, 

Namfs being iisteel arp to be add. 

ed to the nenrly 200 which were 

• plaeed on the lienor roil in the city 

I hall entrance ii\st Memorial Day. 

when the roll was dedicated, 

Tim 114 names were submitted 

by Local Board Mo. 1. and include 

both drafted ajid enlisted men: 

However, Mayor RieJiards alas has 

received a number of names from 

friends »nfi relatives ef sen 1 let 1 

men, some of which are not on 

the list pn-epared by the draft 

board. The total of new nafnes is 

ijepected to be at least 126, 

Mayor Richards announced this 

w#ek that the eriginal hongi* role 

dedieated in May js to be replaced 

by a new and larger one, because 

of Uie large number of service 

men's names it must carry, Spaee 

on the nrst board wouid not ac» 

ectnincKiate even the present new 

list. 

The new honur rsll is now beinL; 

prepared to be posted inside city 

hairs front door in thê same posi- 

tion It will be, it in hoped, of am. 

pie size to take as many names as 

nre necessary for tiie duration. 

ON LEAVE 

Privntr Tobias "JOP" Cnsteiln of 

i the Army Air Coi'ps spent a bnpf \ 

lt-;tve in tho resort visitinsj family 

nntl fiMcnds tliis wpfk. Hi 1 rptunipd 

io his bns[. nt Sroit Field. Til., for 

1 ônit 1 nricitti6fii.il faiuinif. after 

whUfi hr is schpdulpd to report ta'j 

ARMY OF I 

Tt is pointed out thai thp Army 

todiiy is an Army rjf stv'rialists. Out 

of rveri' 100 nipii Inducted into the 

f/'iTiCP: 63 tirp assignrd to fin tips i 

requiring spfcialtErd fniiniiitj. Tak- 

ing only thasp sppcialtips in which 

tlip Army has founri major short = 

ng-ps, it. has bprn found thrre was 

it total of G2.853 Inrking in rvpry 

3(^,000 rrtpn inductrct, Such short 

it-jpii ftf pstsclttiiil trsiiniiTi nrp hpifi 

to bf murh too serious for a mefi- 

PI'H army—inri the srheok must 

To relieve 

Misery of COLDS 

ROSICA TRANSFERREn 

TO MARYLAND 

| Fri%*ntp Chnrlrs Rosirn has been 

I trnnsfrrrpfi from Stark ton, Cnl.. ta 

CLEANED 

and 

Glazed 

by Oar 

Superior 

Cleaning 

Methods 



744 Asbury Ph, 103S 

666 

J 

Tablet! 

Nose Drors 

C D 

help cerrfet it, 

STARTED EARJ.Y HERE 

The Owsn city school went i? 

iong way at t>ie opening of the 

present term to help in the Witr 

effort, when it introduced new sub= 

jeets ef aero dynamics, meteoroln^,-, 

navigation and communications to? 

boys ef the senior and Juiiior 

classes. These will fit right in with 

the program now contemplated. 

Girls will fit into the program 

ihrOLisfi th? community servler>s 

and war indiistrin] training phase** 

Charges Wife 

Was Unfaithful 

Albert Moncrief 

Granted Divorce 

Albert John Moncriei, of uiis t-ity. 

won a deeree ef diTorce irctm Iiis 

wife on grounds of adultery, Mon- 

dny, when the mother or the alleged 

co-respondent gave testimony to 

support his petition before Advis 

ory Master Linwood Esrlekson in At- 

lantic City, 

Monerief sued Iiis wife, Mrs, Dor= 

othey Helen Moncrief, now of 

penns&reve. on grounds of a Ik-Led 

miBconduct with Thomas Chftftin. 

Jr. of Cêan City, durlnu last Ati- 

{fust and Septemtoer, The couple 

was married in April, 1932 

Tlie husband's testimony that hji 

uife had admitted miscanduet with 

OhnUIn wiwi ruled n 

; was heajNay evWcn«-. b 

neeepted testininnv tJt 

. Chuttin. mother of the 

rnt. that she h«d foiinTh?! 

and M^ Moncrief in bed tj.fi 

• sit lier linme liust. Atigust. 

• She said jJie nfd*'rer] 

| the house nnd th.t hS 

f pne to ][ve wiUi Mrs. 

Inter rchirning home. 

Moncriff w«s givrn custady Sf 

son, Rnbert. 6, while th^ L 

dnu.hlrrs. f thel. H. 

;w..]-.. iirariter! in Afrs 

the hnsbniifl' cn,is,.nt. 

Woman Suicide at 

North Wiidwood 

Mrs U-AUA--O Briiifl-.vfhicl. 3fl 

munrt fieiir! in hvr Nftrti, 

home BmidHv. ;i,U| wn= p 

•:i vii'tiiii ol MiSriflf by ga 

inH to Dr. C'-',K\r\« 

Thf wom;in. 

Hl.iikin had b(flndeS 

pmulent rtv*'r HI hr.i'fh, Her hyi- 

band. Viffm- is n •fovrnim^nt' ia> 

tiif) esprf! and work,* in Mnrth Jet- 

m v. 

Try ^RubMyTiSin 11 = a Wonrttffui 

Untmcnt 

Parta - Hepairs 

BE-BCILT BIKES 

FOR SALE 

BICYCLE 

HOSPITAL 

640=42 Asbnrr Ave, 

Phone 01Ig=W 

ITS THE 

mm$ PLaCE OF 

HOGflT€'S 

SEA FOOD RESTAURAHT 

[VltJt Our F«oei Sei Had 

OPKV ALL YKAR 

: ••••••••+•••*•**-•••• 

i i 

•••••••••••#•••••••• 

Republican Rally 

Title and Trust Building 

(2nd floor) 

I Thursday, Oct. 29-8:00 P » 

Come Out and Meet 

Change 

Bankin 

Effective Monday, Nov. 2,1942 

Mondays to Fridays, inclusive 

9 a. m. to 2 p. m. 

(Instead of 9 a, m, to 3 p, mM as at present) 

No Change In Saturday Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 Noon 

* Major General B. D, Foulois 

Candidate for Congressman 

* Gill Robb Wilson • 

and your 

• LOCAL CANDIDATES 

BUFFET LUNCH 

This change Is necessitated by the fact that many of the bank's 

male employes have joined or soon will join the armed services. 

Women employes are being substituted and trained as rapidly as 

possible; but under the circumstances we have no choice but to re- 

strict slightly the hours when we can serve the 

public. 

Thousands of banks have been forced to take 

similar action, and we regret having to do io here. 

We ask your cooperation. 

The National Bank of Ocean City 

Csmmtttee, 

1 

of Tires 

[n 1944, Asserts 

otary Speaker 

High-Quality Synthetics to Cost No 

More than Natural Rubber; Civilians 

to Get Limited Number Next Year 

4mm'h'HM i ivilian moturists will IH* nilllnfr oil HytitfiPtii 1 

ubber I'.v I'*'! • iirnl wo wim'i vuyt* \}\, n wluil hitppiMiN tn 

|.aturai I ; HIIIH V anywhere in thy world ! 

Tlii^ v.a- t hi* ehfK'rl'u! assiiranrc îvs'ti tn the Rntarv 

Juij aL H^KJ'-tt 1 "^ la.sl Kridu^ 1 \\\)iM\ hy !arinff to appeal to the j 

ttffire because the ori. ' 

finalrtffrte^ftsUôn Thanksrlv= | 

ing- pay, but int.TT»eti*«a_ior 

new date t-ame 

Trenien before the jirqtest 

was 

Senate, Congress 

[ ge g, Groff, chairman for Cape May County of the 

! Victory Fund Committee, reported this week that sales made 

hy the i-minty committee have passed the three=mi-llion*dollar 

iiUii'k in thp i'itiw memths since the mitmnwido committees 

, were i'nrmeiL 

E A ! liintir hivd.. from North st. 

to the beiicfi an El n round llie point 

ftf the iwHrh 

rd: 

rinsl Cerinthian nvs. 

Ocrnn av,, from nth to n|h sts: 

Wesiry av. frcifn lSlh to jjBLh sis, 

f*iin'fill av from 2Pifi tn S0tli sts 

NfcW Rl'HIthK sol RCEs oPEM i ^]] rrfiss srreetii in town when 

An to the prospects for inw ru'j- j drivins? TOWARD the ocenn. 

VTrKSSARV ON norLrVARD 

Ore si» City Bomeri= Pgint boiile. 

vfii'd. both directions. 

Roosevelt bsulova* 1 *!. tacth ciirre = 

tions. 

In nddition. it ia directed thsi*: 

no enr ix* parkftl anywhere in town 

with liahLs biirniiiK. piihes' 

ber. hr sniri tluit Menrv Ford's vast 

jiinilfAiioii in the Amny.pn vaUev is 

espertt'ti IO vi(-ld 'ji.ooa tons nest 

ye;ir: iuul s ("SOD n-.siy reitii* from n 

touMi EjrowTi in Mesice. 

A diprnvory hns ueen mad:•- that n 

vine in C.ilifortiia is liiyh In Ln = 

lev ftmteni Tfie vine is M neriMi 

ii in i and will yield from 3M to 6f)0 

pounds per iscrp n will yield with- 

in a year after it Is plrintrd. ftnti 

will |jn on inriefiiiitely yicldinu nn = 

nuaiiy. 

GERMANS SORRY NOW 

committee devotes its energy 

i io raisinjj money for war purposes 

| by sellinii jfoverntneiit securities to 

[ totinks. corpQiTitions and individuals 

who nre able to invest larger sums 

j than Uiose who btty War saviiw 

! Bonds, 

Sules by the rommittee in this 

county have been as follows; 

July : : : . S 425,000 

August 532,000 

September 624,§0 p 

October . . . . 1,389.200 

This makes a totnl of $3,029,700. 

of whltii the G?pan City membtrs 

hn\e sold $883=100. 

ROESER KEW MEMBER 

Henry Roeser. Jr.= a new 

or 

dsptii i; 


" 

By impHration rhnrges thst I 

i | 

fm those streets specified. 

Chief Lnek^v dPiliirec! the loivernd 

hendiight beiim^ nre pPrtnissibl*? for 

use. In fnet. lower beam 1 ;, as re 

qiiired by state inw for town driv- 

ijne, are siipposed to lie the orily ; 

used pii cars nriywrerr; wilh ! 

"They wear No ftarongSi Bui | 

They Get in the Cash,"—See ,' 

ediloriai page feature. 

T). - 

of the eoijittiittee, has been colia= 

feoratins* with Robert K. Bell in the 

saie of U: g Treasury Tas Notes 

and they have sold a substantin] 

quota, 

•'T\\% nstes.' 1 it is explained by 

Mr, Qroff, are designed far uso 

in paying yoiir incQifle tas, large 

or small, while rteelylng Interest 

g 

on your money, frOiii fie month of 

pufBhase untU they are turned in, 

to pay your rising bill to Uncle 

Sam," 

nit,i.ftiion 

IT BE KOrtPPED 

These npnnitited SiiSpertni,'! must 

lalify as follows; Be r*Kperienred 

:th firps iinii fiiitiiliar with tire 

maintennriee: have 

inspection eciulprnent; 

,ve stjusid repsMrtlion in t'ie fom 

mltv. 

In deseriifimj the tir:- inspection 

m OT*A drplnred that "she 

ctor i> m »ive the vefiirle 

r pf'irien! n lid potifteous in- 

ien venire nnd assist hini in 

to Veeo his lirs 

tubfs hi servicenble condition. 

instep!nv is to be reGarded bv 

phirle n«ner ns n friendly nnd 

slpful ti:e nijlnieiiance export " 

CHARr.P: SO Ml SAL VttV, 

Moter vi'his.U 1 CIWTIPTS are not re= 

d to Mn in ihe smie inspection 

Uen for e»ch inspectiari, Stu- 

are to be identified by ratlen- 

bouni> b.v ntimbcr and lec&tion, 

the IJM uf these avaslflbie Ss 

ibepftMeti id the board office. 

If no ti:rs Lire i-emoved from the 

tee! duriii - ihe inspection, a 

sninsi fee of not : mere tlian 25 

mny he cfinr.-ed by the ln- 

if Oiie or iii ore tires are 

for inspection or re 

iir, additional fees may tee charged 

aecordfihre with a ceiling priee 

of the OFA, with no itern hlRli- 

"ftan si, 

V l s by inapeetars of the 

PA regulations, careless or d*s= 

iseat inspeetirin, of eoiluiion b«- 

an iissps-etor and & Veiiide 

will be cau&e, aJter two 

IRES, for withdrawal sj the In- 

stations authority. 

unty Birthday 

But Quiet' 

Schools, Cities Asked 

To Celebrate 

[Thursday, November 12th, which 

Uit 250th Annlyersry ef tii5 

.of Cape May County, will 

f d iri a quiet way," 

dti 

ihiii 

stiindiird Oil i^ i'ed up with Gt ! r» 

man Hynthetir patents by snyini 

tiic rompiiny's chemist^ were 

eNJM'nmenl.?! In synt!leL = 

\c rubb'-r lonu Ijerorr the Ji\ph fui 

orf 97 per cent of our rasv rubber 

supply. 

StriTidnitl nil, ii was fisserSed, 

boiiuiit Gf!*!i;;Uly's formula, and 

the GermsuiK now Wish w 

4, 

in the dim out area eKfenriny IS 

Town Gossip 

.. iri 

y 

ders say in an 

g in this iMiie, It was plac= 

the Department ef PuiHe 

of whicli Percy H, Jaeksan 

or ' • 

says the 

be the occasion for a 

lde eilebration of huge 

ions, that would pay tribute 

men and wdmen, ef the past 

^ who have so f l l 

thi destiniei ef our 

i 

pcurtailid, Wf 

restrain our tmoiions. Ws •will 

•.°ar ^lebr&tinf at hsme, thus 

y p 

travel and -am sf time 

the war effert," 

0 ^ 

SP^DY I«ACE 

iak that "en" Novemb^ 12. 

mill in a qulst way, the 

deeds that have bTOUf ht 

C to this «h 

io, 

mnd 

Writes CAT 

Lanunt in Poetry 

Chiiries Schlum*!, Jr.. rndioman 

second cUxha in tjuult 1 Hani's Niivy, 

iidw statioticd Ul Lnitch Harbor, 

Alaskii. went poeiic.iil reeenily to 

Uji hi« part?ins in Ocean City 

know why ht ! couldn't let them 

know very mutLi, Mr, and Mrs. 

•^/*ni^"el ^r rL*îdi* nt 4i?o c.êii = 

trni av. 

Their son's latest missive from 

the chilly north opened, as fdl- 

lows: 

! 'penr folks, I'm censored. 

Can't wi'ito a thina. 

Jiisi that I'm well, 

And sign my name, 

Can't tell you when it's sunny, 

Can't, tell you when it rains. 

Ail iiiilitary seeretEi, 

Must m-6vcis remain. 

Don't know where I'm going, 

Don't know where I'll land, 

I cguidn;t iniorm yuu, 

If met by a band. 

Can't toll where we sailed from. 

Can't mention the date, 

Cun't even remember. 

The meals that we ate. 

I can't keep n, diary, 

For such is a sin, 

Can't keep the envelopes. 

Your letters eame in. 

I enn't keep a nashUsht. 

To guide me at nigiit, 

And I ean't even smoke, 

Biffiept out Of sight. 

Don't know for sure, 

Anything I can da, 

Except sign this envelope, 

And mail- it to you," 

* * * 

Paint to Come in 

Bottles, Soon 

Before long you will oe asking 

for a battle of paint instead of 

C Oejipth, representative of 

the Benjamin Mosfe Pal-it and 

Vai-nish CO, has infofined loeal 

can sf paint, 

painting centffietors that nl= 

i iii'le.h hiifik frsSiii tlip const 

nESfG!V%TKn AT 

The chief pointed out that the 

. arens for parking iiylit use wer"' 

i deniiinnietl in Aiigurt nt a eordei'- 

enfp nf municipal police oflicsais 

I Aiifi Army n : fti in Atlantif City 

I fhf ii" piirpow wos to eiiminfite all 

: brik'JH headlif4t 1 t b^nms being visi. 

! hie !i( sen tn silliau^ttf shipping. 

The use cif pai'kinif liehts bath 

, ways on tiu* entrnnee boulevards 

i was specified because the volume 

I ftf tralli' nil tficst? roiidM inuseri a 

i i! hiiic)" -low m thp tky flue Io con- 

! rent ration of many heftdlitihts in a 

i Iifmlted iiren nt ri^h* anple^ to the 

; sea. 

| Bids On Jetty 

' Due November 7 

State Boards Asks 

Local Project Prices 

The Slat* Board of c&mineree 

and Navigation will receive sealed 

bids g-iturday, November 7. for 

construction of the proposed new 

stone jetty into the ocean heru at 

Sth st." 

Bids will be opened at 11:45 n.m. 

at tiie Board office In the State 

House, Trenton. Contractors will be 

required io furnish performance 

bends. 

Tlie jetty. enthe!y of stciis. \v:V. 

be paid for by appropiiations to. 

taling SOO.OTO, of which the Stftte 

Board has ftlioeated 142.000 of its 

funds and the city will put up $18.- 

ooo. 

Five Pianos 

Offered Free 

By Express Co, 

t t 

p 

Not one, not two. not three 

but FIVE pianos, to b^ given 

away, absolutely -free, to any- 

body who wants thtrn! 

This offer was made yester- 

day by Mrs, Marion Ferguson, 

owner oi Ferguson's Express, 

Ehe has Uie pianos in storage 

at the old Headley and Adams 

mill 10th it,, Off West av., but 

want! to gtt rid of the instru- 

ments because of the fpace they 

occupy. 

"Anyibody who wants a piano 

can take one. free," she said, 

! *Ke can haul It away himself, 

or hire us is do »= J«st so 

we get rid of them," 

Curfew May Be Invoked For 

Youth In South End of Co. 

Fusibility that a curfew law for 

yeung people may be invoked in 

the lower end sf the county, near 

military and naVBl establishments, 

was seen Wednesday aftemson 

following a> conftrence betwitti 

westeufor K^noh B. Lowland 

and poilee offietols of the Daps 

ifty^WUdfeod «tt ^ ^ ^ 

Ing hi said, numerous reports con- 

cerning the actions ef juveniles, 

particularly girls of school Sf@, 

with service men, 

Hs strongly suggested that un» 

leai this munieipaiitles take steps 

l ^ttl lviliie 

leai thi p 

t© eon&el the ^tuatlQn. 

young fifls, he will call tot a 

curfew regulation the jsame sa was 

adaeSA mm^^ ^ 

Ghosts, Witches 

To Frolic On 

Pier Tonight 

Public Invited to Big 

Party; 20 Prizei 

To be Awarded 

Ghosts, witches, hobgoblins anet 

other characters frsm the story 

hooks will be on the prowl tonight 

at Uw Music pier, 

Tlie annual Hallowe'en party, to 

-ftiiieh all boys. 

uirls and adults are 

invite*!, is schedul- 

ed to beam at 8 

o'clock find eontin* 

UP unlii midnight 

through a variety 

of entertainment 

features. For this __ 

otif nltfht. at least, every-body is in= 

yited to forget nboMi the war—in= 

eluding the service men in this 

urea, 

TO AWARD M PRIZES 

Costumed boys and girls who in, 

tend to compete for the 30 prises 

are urged to be present at the pier 

by 7;30 pm= so they ean be lined 

up for orderly appearanep en the 

stage, 

Pri^s will be awarded in four 

cIaEsiflstionS=eoniic dress, fancy 

dress, impersona- 

tions and Best 

dressed couples, 

Judging will be by 

a, cemmittee con- 

sisting of Mrs, L#s= 

lit C. Hughes. Dr. 

1 j, Thoniley Hugh- 

es and aeott H. 

Adams, 

Later in the evening there ft'ill 

be tin amateur contest open to any. 

one with talent to display, and at 

least four prises wiil be awarded 

in this: Winners will be determined 

by the applause of the audience, 

eharies Schlagel, ehalrman of 

(Page f please) 

To Leave For 

War Duty Today 

Trainees Go This 

Morning to Fort Dix 

Today is Army day again in this 

resort as a group of 41 new train- 

ees arc 1 scheduled to depart at 9 

a, in. to ^gin their seryiee fiir Un- 

cle^ Sam, J 

The two chartered biises, going 

direst ta Fort Dis, will leave from 

the headquarters of Local Board 

No, i, Bth st, and Cgntrnl ny, Thi 

men were all examined and took 

thiir army oaths two wei!cs ago 

at Camden, Two othan icaepud 

at (he- same time will not be leav= 

ing from htre but will repgri di- 

feelly to Fort Disc frprh other com- 

munities where they have b£en em- 

ployed. 

Today's froup jncltidrs IB Oeesn 

City residents, 

Aecordiag to advanee plans, each 

new soldier was te restive this 

morning twa gifts as a taken of 

eonununity appreciation, Qn§ was 

to bt from the Womlfl's Megylar 

RepublicaivCIub and the other 

from Mrs, Mary Donahue, who 

has been soliciting .funds lot ^h 

W.P.B. Praises 

Resort Scrap 

Drive Results 

Proves What Can be 

Done, Says State 

Salvage Director 

President Roosevelt and General 

Lewis E. Hershey. natjonal director 

of selective service, this week up- 

held the Ocean City selective eer^ 

vice board in its classifleatien of a 

Bellepiajn youth as tligible for mili= 

tnrv servit=e. 

The dteision. in the case ef Carl- 

ton Endicott Mason. 25, was made 

to the local Beard trv Oen= 

after Masens classi- 

fication status had been carried up 

from the board through state head- 

quarters and then to Washington, 

ALL DECISIONS SUSTAINED 

Tt was the first case referred to 

the Presidem from this district, and 

the outcome gives the local board 

a i00 percent "batting average" in 

its decisicns to date In which ap= 

have been taken. 

Tuesday Election 

Smathers-Hawkes, Wene-Fouloi* Bai 

Eclipses County Contest—Fouloi* Seen 

Holding Slight Edge in This Area 

Conttiti within the county will be playing seeond 

'o the relatively hot U, S, Senatorial and Congressional 

ties when resort voters go to the polls for general el< 

balloting on Tuesday. Voting hours will be 7 a.m. to 8 

Eastern War Time. 

The election calls for thr filling of eight positions, 

Mason, son of Roland B Masan, 

SPECIAL, SCRAP 

MATINEE TODAY 

qhc time, 3iS0 this after- 

The place. Village Theatre. 

Admission, three pounds of 

scrap. 

D= Rosroe Faimee has ar- 

ranged a. flue special show, in- 

cluding Laurel ahd Hardy, with 

other favorites, as a special 

contribution to the scrap 

drive, Admission will be 3 

liounrts of gerap or irmre. 

^ City's record for scrap cel- 

leetioii won eoniratulations this 

week from the War Production 

Beard, which at the same time 

pointed out the need for continued 

eanservatien sf metals and other 

Tnofcerta'ls fenntrjy allowed to go to 

waste, 

Clinton M. White, executive, see^ 

rPtary for the General WUvage Sec= 

tion of WPB in New jersey, said 

in a letter: 

"My congratulations te Ocean 

City for its splendid scrap eoiiee- j 

tion. The results you obtained un= j 

der the eircumitances merely prsv- j 

ed the quantity of scra.p materials j 

available for our war effort, proT 

yided someone witti orânizationfil 

and administrative ability heads 

the salvage committee, 

MUST CONTINUE 

FOR DURATION 

"While Oeean City has done an 

excellent job. we sincerely trust 

that it will continue for the dura= 

(Page 3 Please) 

also 

Final Registry 

Day November 28 

Last 1942 Chance for 

Permanent Listing 

Voters of Ocean City and Caps 

May Oeunty will have trffeir last 

oppoHunily this year on Novem-. 

ber 28 to regUUr for the new per- 

manent registration system which 

will ge into effect next July to su= 

percide the present anniml regis- 

tratiBn, 

mM: 

The Caunty Beard of 

announced yesterday that 

tion will be conducted 

Novem'fler 2S, from 1 p, m= to 9 

ps m,, instead of ntst Tuesday, 

general eltctlon day, as originally 

planned, 

Beciuse of the amount of ether 

work falling upon the district elee= 

tion beards at genera,) eleetlen, 

whleh would mean probable wait- 

ing for many who want to regli- 

ter permanently. It was decided 

to set aside Seme ether tUne for 

thi registration. 

November 28 will be the third 

lime this yeaF the county will have 

had workeri en duty to compile 

nctive pelitJeal leader, originally 

was classified 1=A by the local 

heard. His father then appealed en 

the ground that the young man was 

superintendent of his basket fac- 

tory, and as such was essential to 

the war effort because ef being a 

key man in produetien of contain- 

ers lor fsrttt produets. 

RrFEBRED TO WASHINGTON 

The regionai appeal board at 

Oamden overruled the oeean City 

board and classified Mason as 2=A, 

a deferred class, But. Col, Edgar A. 

Bloomer, New Jersfy state direc- 

tor, diimppreved thftt action and 

referred the ease to Washington, 

aeneral Htrshey gave no esplan- 

a tion of the decision in his letter 

notifying the beard te keep Mason 

in UA Tlie Bellepifiin man Ls ex- 

pected to tog one of those eallrd io 

fill the November quota far 1 'i'Si- 

eal examination and induetien. 

FIVE OTHER APPEALS DENIED 

Five ether men, nil of whom ap. 

ppaled for deferment on oeeupa- 

tiistia] grounds, likewisp had their 

appeals denied this week by the 

resiqnal board arid werp ordered 

retiin? in clriss i.A. 

They were Fred D Sofreney, Sea 

IslG Oity= shipyard welderi Ootuiniri 

0 Raffa, Be.i isle, locomotive plant 

riectrieian; Hersehe! S, chattin. 

Ocean City, radio manufacturing 

worker; Louis M UiLuzio, Tuoka = 

hoe, assistiiiit farrn manager, and 

QEtetano P. Oapreni. 

shipyard welder.. Sofroncy 

claimed dependents. 

Map Drive For 

Scout Funds 

$500 Sought to Carry 

Troops IS Months 

The ressrt Kiwanis club, at its 

meeting Wednesday, appointed a 

committee to organize and conduct 

a drive to raise SSOO which is need- 

ed to continue Boy Scout work dur- 

ing ths coming 18 menths, 

Clinton B, Price, treasurer of the 

Scout district committee, called up< 

On the Kiwanians to lend assist 

ance in raising the fund^ which is 

said m^Sit even earrj- scout ex- 

penseE for two yea;-s. 

The eemmittee naTried is compos- 

ed of Scott H, Adams, Charles H, 

Stiiwell, Clyde W, Strublc. Haney 

Lloyd Chatjin, Henr>^ B, Cooper, 

Jr., Floyd c Simrns. Lawrence M. 

Lear. Rev. Benjamin P. Allgeod, 

Herbert Wilks and .Albert Blutn, 

Two years ago the drive raised 

•tBOO for Scouting, Mr, Price gave 

the elub.a detailed report of espen' 

ditures since then, 

Scouts here are sponsored joint= 

ly by the Kiwania and Rotary clubs. 

ORDERKW TO LEAVE 

Two negro boys, &K3d 11 and IT, 

were erdered out ol town and tacfc 

to Philadelphia, an Saturday by 

Mayor George D, Richards in pn= 

lice court. They weri' taken Into 

custody for vagrancy here 

eluding those of state sena 

tor and assemblyman, county 

surrogate, two county free- 

holders, and a county coroner. 

But interest of the eafflpalsn has 

been centered and probaWy win 

continue to be, Tuesday, an the 

tion of two men to send to 

n- 

INOUTCBENTS HOLD EDGE 

Whereas the Renutolieans have 

the advantage of being lneufflbenti 

for all state and county posts, Uie 

situation is rtversed in the U. S, 

Senate and Congress posStions, Both 

of which are currently occupied by 

Dsmoerats, 

U. B Senator William H. Sma» 

therSi of Margate, who has eam= 

paigned solely on a plabform of 100 

per cent adherence to the New Beaj 

party line and support ef President 

Roosevelt, U ehallenged for his seat 

toy Aibert, "W. Hawkes= e-tfoot, 3-ineb 

industrial leader from Montclalr. 

HlNpFS ITPON HAGUE 

STRpNGHOLO 

politieal dbstrvfirs say that the 

outcome ef their contest depend? 

solely upon the majority put up for 

Smathers by Hudson County Ha- 

gue gbronfhold, Tnat niajority is 

considered a dubious quantity, as it 

may be whittled down from former 

years because of the feud between 

Governer Edison and the Jersey 

Oity mayor, .SmBthers. however, is 

reported to be betting twe=to=ene 

en his re=elfctien. 

Cqnp'essman Elmer H. Wene, 

ESeJitioeratie chick raiser from Vine- 

land, will vie with Major General 

Benjamin D. Foulois, of Ventner 

retired chief of the Army Air 

Corps, for the Congressional 

representing Atlantic, Cape 

and Cumberland counties. 

wmm MUST CAMMX 

ATLANTIC 

Wene Is expected to cany his qwp \i 

county of Oumtoerland, white ~ 

jols supporters claim a flight 

in Oap# May. Atlantic Is 

to toe nip and tuck making advgn^ ^ 

guesses on the district outcflo 

somewhat oa^rdouB, Wene, it 

predtetedi w II have to cany Allans ^ 

le If he is to win M he did & u&*~~ 

seat Hsputoltean Walter s. Jeftttea 

two years &|e. , "' 

Nearly all political activity Of, 

the campaign has been centered la ' 

the Hawkes-Smathers and Foulpl^- 

Wfene contests, and county candi- 

dates have had littje to say other 

itian to stand on their records. ^ 

IN STATB-COt;NT¥ BACK 

Senate President I. armnt Scott, 

Gape May, will be opposed by Kdl* , 

mund B, Godfrey, of Ocean CJty^ J 

wftile AssemJalyman John E. Bos- 

well, this eity, has as his opponent 

Joseph F, Hughes, Wiidwood, 

The Democrats have only one., 

freyiifj'cer candidate; Benjamin D. 

Trout, oi ^lieplain, while on tb£ 

Rtpuijlican side Director ftfoy H- 

jaekson, of Wiidwood, and fiance 

Director Ralph T, Stevens, of Cape 

May, are running for re-election- 

Surregate Irving Fitch^ Sea Isle 

City, is opposed by Edward P. 1 

OriKIn. Cape May, Herbert Hans. 

man, Wiidwood, is tfie Republican 

coroner aspirant, against J, Oliver 

llwell. Democrat, Cape 

Smathers, Wene 

Constituents 

Stevens Asks Contm- 

ued Support of Men 

of 'Proved Worth' - 

U. S, Senator William H= ana th- 

and Congressman Elmer H, 

Wene were deseribe*1 today by F, 

Mulford Stevens, rtiairmarj of the 

County Democratic Executive Com- 

mittee, as 'men wno have ueen 

residents of Seuth Jersev for more 

than a quarter century." nnd who 

•know our nre&lems." 

Urging supporf of trie entire 

Democratic ticket nest Tuesday, 

Stevens stated: 

FREnlCTs; HEAVIER VOTE 

'•The num'ber nf votes this ypar 

for the Democrat!F eandiflates wijl 

be even larger ttian during the 

past few years. On a ibasls of tfllks 

with voters throughout Cape May 

County, I find that the p?ntiment 

is very siren's for Senator Smsth= 

ers and Congressman Wene, 

people realize toe fine rec- 

i 

pp 

ord and representation they have 

given OUT county. The people are 

war conscious and know that both 

these pandidates had oiitstandin? 

records in Congress before J'earl 

and still have them, These 

records are ones if action and 

proved performance rather than 

premises, 

GOT _ IMPROVEMENTS 

"Sens tor Smnthers and Uufi* 

pressman Wene have been Instru- 

mental in bringing many new and 

worthwhile impreveTrents to eur 

county, nrirl to vote for these men 

Predicts G.0. 

County Districts 

Smith Confident En- 

tire Slate Will Win 

Easily Here 

Citizens ef Cape May County 

may bf assured of receiving con- 

tJiiued good government and ser- 

vice by the election on Tuesday 

of the Republican nominees. Na- 

thaniel Smith, chairman -of the 

Oounty Republican Committee, 

said this week. 

Pointing to the county ticket and 

referring to the freeholder board 

rnd the surrogate, Mr, Smith as- 

serted the incumbents have pei-> 

formed their duties so well, wltli 

economy and service their, watch- 

word, that voters should not hesl- 

tau- to east their ballets for the 

present officials, 

IK HIGH POSITIONS 

Turning to Senator Seott and "As- 

semblyman Beswell, the Bounty 

chairman declared that ne\er Jn 

the county's history have its men 

been placed in sueh responsible 

state positieni, which have brought 

pristige and honor to, 1 this smtdl 

county. 

Urging voters to start at the 

top of the Republican column, 

headed by Albert W, Hawkes, 

Smith asked support of Mftiwkes' 

running mftte, Benjamin D, Fou- 

lois fer Congress, 

LIVING WAGE FOR ALL 

'I believe the United States or 

America is big enough and rich 

] enough to see to it that every man 

I 

been rcsiderits of South Jersey more 

1 Please! 

Riekert Wins Coast 

Guard Commission 

Lome O, Riekert, fermerly direc= 

tor of the Ocean City Recreation 

Center, was graduated* with the 

commission of enslsn in the U. S 

Coast Guard. Tuesday, at the offi= 

eera" training station. New London, 

borm. 

Ensign Riekert is now in Ocean 

Oiry en 10 days' furtou^fi at the 

hnme of Mr, and Mrs Packer 

Miller, When he leaves, he will 

report te the Philadelphia Navy 

Yard for active duty. He entered 

ihe Coast Guard school in July, 

work shall receive a decent living 

.wage 1 , sufficient to support h.iai- 

self. his wife and children, edu* 

cate them ind lay aside 

(Pate 2 Ple«e) 

County To Gat Less Fuel 

^ Than Some Others 

Ocean City 

Oeunty are lis 

temperature 

for puôses ef fuel oil rationing 

ajlotments, according to & bulletin 

and Cape May 

in the waraiest 

in New 

tables with which to tstaillsh al- 

lotments ts applicants. The beoklet 

contains caJculflitJon tables for 

groups of states In the same tem- 

pemture belt, and for groups of 

from the Office of Frice AdmlnSs- | counties in sub-belts in each state, 

tmtton, Wils ineans that tlie sens ^ THBJEE DISTRICTS 

will be allowed Its fuel oil than Ntw*Jira^ is dWdid tats thwe 

the OttifT two eones, dteirtete, Hib Cape W^f: 

Ml rationing boards have re- 

ceived copies of fuel oil calculation 

Home Nursing 

Classes Planned 

Two classes in Home tHotinf. to 

be free ef charge to aU wseaen in- 

terested in taking the course, Win 

be started by the Ocean Qlty 

branch of the Bed Cross early next 

month, *• L 

Mr§s Robert j. Lackey wUI be In* 

?tructor for an eftemosn das. and 

Mrs, Rblph L Chester wtQ In-' 

struct an evening class. Both wlH 

be In Red Cross headauartefs, 4Ut L 

ith st. 'C 

\V5tsen interested are rtqtttttad to; 

register at headqyarters 

tely, and to ejepress tH^p 

ence as to thue, 

2 Tie in Cafe 

Key Clare Fûst and J*e* j 

winners of t' 

l

CH U RCH ES 

w *$-< 

maOe and 

£Q?mm&ted Mqn- 

tbe first meeting of 

• **t tte gimday g^sel teajd, 

~ • _: the MB- 

ths clitetii of- 

a S:3Op, s, dinner 

dining room. Rally Day 

9 v ©6@6EV€il Intiio 

Sijn4ay inomtag. 

^ Ctarle? S. tH superinteia- 

r*Of tt»Bj3UMay Seftool, pregid 

Powell was ap 

superintendent of 

rtqeai and Ws, A. 

sijperinteiident of 

Roll Department, 

present were- Bsv, 

Benjamin F, AUgOed, Mrs. B, 

silt iinith/ Mrs. A, M» stpek- 

e, Mte, Jack 6. Jeraee, Miss 

Qebb, Mis Jane Browiilae, 

Smith, Miss 

@ E, Darby, Ittnk Darby, 

Powell, Uoyd Gh&tttn, Law= 

Bewell,_ Dr, W. Thomas 

SHI, Richard Southard and 

, B, Oanvtr, 

ft 

Sunday School 

Group To Meet 

Co, Association in 

Annual Convention 

The 77th annual eonvsntlon ef 

tiiO Oap£ May County Sunday 

gefaoor Association and the i7th an- 

nual convention oj the cape May 

County Council of Religious Edu- 

ll i rid 

y 

cation will Ise 

Friday, Navern- 

i Mhdi 

y 

ber 6. at tile Seavliie Methodist 

Ohureh, There wdn be morning, al= 

ternoon and evening; sessions, i.-a 

P, Uem, of Sea Ms City, pr#gldent 

i id 

at 

oj the two groups. wiU 

Thfr eonventloB will convene 

9*30 a.m. Rev, Robert S, Judge, 

pastor ef the Seayiiie ehureh, will 

h dd l t 

[Louis Cantor & Son 

301 White BBrse Pike, 

SO HAHBOB CITY. N. J, 


LADIES COATS 

H 

v n 

9 al 

/ J 7 

i Come to Egf Hurtwr to 

I Stf lor yooTseif O4f 

g Beautiful Selection Of 

• 1 JflulOTs, Klitfi * 1*3- 

| k i » Coats in >1> tie 

F^BaScwcit Wtteriali isd 

fe^F Styles direst fna rti 

A a 

Hp fu F«triei 

P¥^ Itsrt Ce.ti 

the address of wslyooit*. to 

Albert Weils, of Merme, vice 

president of the Association and 

Council, will respond, Rev, Albert 

Adams, paster of the Bethel Meth= 

qdlst chupeh, ^Bnaen, win deliver 

the morning address, and there wUI 

be a solo by Mrs. judge, 

TO ELECT OFFICERS 

Following dinner, to he served in 

Seaville Community Hail by the we- 

men of tfie ehureh, the afternoon 

session will open,at 1:30 o'clock. 

Departmental conferences will start 

at 2 o'clock, and at 3 o'clock offi- 

cers will b? elected, Tile aiternoon 

speaker will 8 and 

Mr, Phi] Bntrett will sing a sn 

pinno and harilîie duet, "My 

FaHh Ijr'is Up Tn Thpe,'' by 

Mwtini? rf the 

pur- 

Wi>.i 3-1.1 n in. MeHing of tile Jun- 

fof Christian ESidea.vOr Society, 

Wed.. 7:30 p.m Midweek Prayer 

MerlUiv and Bible Study. Sub- 

ject : "The Book o, Isaiah: Pro 

misp and Warning." Isaiah 33: l- 

34. net!! yijjj stydy the Bible 

with us. 

j Tliurs. 7 ij.m. Ruheiirsal of the Sen. 

I ior Choir nt the church. 

> . - * 

i FIRST rill l?rii METHOtJlST 

I ith st, and central av, 

[ Henjamin F\ Ailgnnd, IVfliiistpT 

interrsts IIPP whiit mak** the 

pa areunfl, Our "Treasure'' 

nsay be otsr rouiitry, nur hornes, OUT 

1 fimilies, or Oslr friends. WhateveF 

i ihf ifonsirre is. our interest in il 

i will diipidr what we? do. Our inter- 

| tsfs HlHn -A ill rtetfrmine wliat kind 

of peopli' we became 

Mnn's inU'ifpt in ot'irrs w-ill briny 

nut iMfl be 1 -;! that is in him, Hemrr, 

iwe tho.Ne who are so Interested in 

ifilhei'S tSint fhfy forget tht',rselve^. 

j Tn religion there ivfis never onf 

• who f-jigot Hun.^.if riiid t-hrsu 'it of 

i nrhers qiijto MO rin'fh an Chrisf. 

Says G.O.P. WiU 

Carry County 

fng frngs 

for a rainy day," said Smltii. 

"The Republican candidates 

stand whole-heartedly by tht' age* 

Old formula laid down by Blaek> 

stone, eenturlcs ago, that 'we 

should live honestly, hu.-t nobody, 

and render to every man iUs due,' 

As tveryone knows nations, states, 

rommunitles and individuals huve 

departed rrom this rule. Only when 

and UIJUI everybody returns to and 

gnseientiousiy practises this rule, 

a!i s* expect îice both fram 

within and without," 

HIGH-TYPE CANDIDATES 

The type of eandidnteK offusd 

a the pitisetis of the county is 

onr of liiuh dfgit*. Thf person - 

uliiy. plus keen foresight of 

: the splendid war ba^k- 

craund of Foulois were ahly dis- 

played at the raJIy tit tht"Wild = 

wood Golf Clul) last Thursday. 

1 In my opinion, Hawkcs and 

Fouioia are men who would repre= 

sent the people of New Jersey with 

firm rrgard for their trust and 

with the feeling that the os!iga» 

ion was one ef service and noA 

jf personai ambition. 

EFFIC1ENCV CITBD 

"It is needless for mg to go into 

the splendid rteords of Senator 

deott, Aisemblynian Basvel!, Sur= 

otjate Fiteh, FreeholdBrs Stevens 

and Jackson. Most people iiavc In- 

timate knowledge of their good 

work, their achieve, menta and their 

pffieienpy. They, together, with 

Ooi oner Nominee Ht rbert- T|ans- 

nian. will receive big majorities in 

ali county diatricrs. 

"Sitifof Cape 

May Qounty sire Tntinia.tfly ac= 

quainUid with tht candidates, their 

experience in public affairs iitid 

men's Regular ^HepubUean dub. 

Mrs, Bert Bba^mrd, Mra, Juke B. 

Ledig, Mrs, John M BoSwell, Mrs. 

Nathaniei O, Smith, Mrs, Cj^tes 

f6o€inug. airs, Wesley Ada.rns Mn 

Hitry Rtiboni, Mra. Mae Miller, 

Mrs, Tnllnjan, 3MIB. Howards Bus- 

Mrs. Bai-ah Linder, Mrs. 

, Mrs 

Helen Spence, Mts^, Laura Light= 

cap, Mrs, Ray Sllfihintr, Mrs, Bra= 

dy, Mrs1 Elwood Prtston, Mrs, 

Oeorge smiley, Mrs, Mwlon Ni- 

bl Miss Emma GHfflths, and 

Miss Louisa Oajlson, 

Smathers, Wene 

Have Proved Worth 

CaQtinucd from Page 4 

than fl quarter century, and no*. 

simply visitors. They know OUF pro- 

blems, rind when we vote foi the r 

we are voting for neh-hbors uiin 

are true representatives of thpir 

district eonatituents. 

"How foolish it would he in vait< 

ngalnst one ef our own people for 

some candidates from North Jersey 

who do not knew our problems and 

who orily eome to our county for 

the first time when yi**y are riin = 

tl I dates for fffice, 

PRESIDllNT NEEDS THEM 

"ft-esid#nt aoosevPlt needs thj 

epntinued serviees of both these 

men *te carry on the war ami to ] 

help in the formulation ef 

peaee to follow'' 

Stevens also urged the voters to 

ODT Gertifi 

Commercials 

The dlstriet office 

city, 

bui 

hearsea and 

iliey have net 

thair application 

f W ceîty. 

Applications fer 

have betn nmllpd 

in the L'Buntics 

jjon of th, A S 

but if some operators 

eeived thorn, ttiey 

mediately tQ a{> 

lice for an upplleaUen 

out taie certificate sf 

no 

lowed is p u 

15, nor will the 

Central P-T A 

Hears Miss 

The 

h t 

g Teachers AssDciaUcn had ut 

iupport the Democratic Rflndidstes | monthly inceUnY*"* WeftafSi 

on the county ticket, statins that. the setoni r,h,Hi°i.,^ ! T^ 

Oil the county __ 

flll are men qtiaHned for the" offie*> ' tlfne Miss 

thev seek, 

_ T7ie rest rf th? ticket includes 

Fîmuiid B. Oodfrey for stnte sen- 

ntor, Joseph P, Hujihes for ass:'ni 

felymnn, Edward P Orifr'n far sur, 

rSEiitt-. Bpiijiimln D. Trout for free- 

holder, and j. Oliver Elwell for eor= 

orwr. 

audlloriuiB 

Miriam 

il" 

Sunday Services 

Nonr- riih**r ever necompHshod so their qualifieationg for public qf= 

VICTORY CIRCLE 

HAS LUNCHEON 

An enjoyab:t> covered dtsii lunoh- 

eon was given Tuesday nodii by the 1 

Victory Circle of the Method.st 

Chureh at the home of Mrs C.or= 

sion cox, 6 - i4 Ocean av. 

These attending wtrt ! : Mrs 

Eenjaniin F, Aligood. Mrs. Paul 

Hayes. Mrs, Alfred W, Fowt-ll. Mrs.. 

W, Soey. 

!5 THIS yOUR CAR? 

TO D A¥ 

Ui Ut 

TUT 

TOUR 

WHEELS 

POWELL'S 

Super Service 

34th and A«bury 

of (lie Martnora Methodist 

Tht rrtnina address will 

b# delivered by Rev. Albert W, 

Lens, paster of the Cape May pres= 

byterian Ohurgh, 

Methodist Circles 

To Meet Tuesday 

Four Circle,-! within the Women'! 

loeletv for Christian Service of 

tht First Methodist Church will 

have their regular meetings Tues- 

day afternoon and evening, 

JThe .Vieeerv Circle wift ineet at 

2 p,m, at the home af Mrsf Mi- 

ehata Nahass, 824 PV mouth pi. 

The FYiendly Oi* ffleetinL? is 

In the evening at tht. nome of Mrs, j 

Thomas MeOlure, 732 Central RV, 

Thi Sunshine Circle will con- 

vene at 7 45 p.m. at the home 

of Mrs. B, Frank Smith, 831 Oge- 

ani»v. 

The Good will Circle is scheduled 

for 8 p,m, at the home of Mrs 

Harold Curtis, 329 Asbury av, 

IYES 

PITTIO BT 

Dr. Harry H, Lake 

OPTOMETRIST 

Yeifi experience. All fBe 

tU tf ffameii (B 

ID rtDck, 

82S ASBURY AVE, 

1S« Pidne (94 

s, Albert F. Horntr, Mrs, D. 

rank Smith, Mrs: Citi&ius Camp- 

bell MrsOsoar Mil!er, Mrs. Irene 

Pattilo, Mrs, S. B, Coiiver, Mrs 

Kathryn Bushny, Mrs, S, Stanley 

ftniuts. Mrs. Michael Nahass, Mrs 

J, p, Hillman, Mrs, Wt'sley Bar= 

clay, Mrs, Roy Pfander, Mrs. Ediii; 

Harbour, Mrs. Scott Adams, Mi's 

J. W, Minner. Mrs, Theo Town- 

sen d and Miss Eilisa.beth Morrisson, 

Chester, Pa, 

Mrs, A, M staekhoufie .Mrs, S 

B, Cfinver. Mrs. A. G Springer 

and Mrs, Theo Townsend. mem - 

bei-s of thc ! Vidtory otrele. wil 

funtitlon its the Communion Cem- 

niiUee at comrnunion service in the 

jhurch Sunday morning, 

FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE 

WORKS ON AFGHAN 

Plaits were made Tuesday af = 

tcnyjan for the partiyipatioji of 

tho Fi'llowship Circle of the Me- 

thodist Church in the covered-dish 

dinner on Thursday from 6:30 

7;O(5 p, m,, in the church d! 

room for the benefit of the Wom- 

en's Society for Christian Service. 

Tê Circle "met Tuesday afterncgn 

at tile home of Mrs, Stirling W. 

Cp;e, 4^ Ofean av,. for its men*,h = 

ly husinpss meeting and social hour 

Mrs, T, M. Harnniett, president 

conducted the meeting. whifh 

opened with prayer, by Mrs. 1. J. 

V, Hammett, and devotions, in 

charge of Mrs, Albert Bliim, Tin' 

members worked on a knitted nf- 

ghan which they contemplate 

computing 'before the end of the 

OCEAN CITV BAPTIST 

10th si, rind Wesley av, 

Th? Hihle Tnirhifijj and 

Cftsptl ITFaching Church 

Pa-tor VVHIinni A. Miernp, Pustor 

B "-IS n n-i: Sunday Fchool. 

ii a ni: Wership. f^rmnn by Wm I 

A. Mu-roji hi'n.iHf:!K" ovt'r si.Uioti 

WPPH, II 30, 14sO kiln. Commun- 

ion, 

fi 4Q ]im Junior B V. P U. 

7'iO tjjii: Wnr^lnp. ye-i'mon by Win 

A Micrep, 

Wsriiiy. ^ .'Mi p m. Midwft'k -^t*r 

of jvu.Vi'S-, pruirt' isnti Biblv 

stucy. 

Friday, 7 3il pit! Hiblp TmiUtui- 

tauahi by Piihtor Mierdp. 

R'3ii p.m. Sunior B Y, r ! . U. 

D".iily Moiitiav throii^li Saturday ii". 

S 4P! a m ! TIIP Old Family BU 

hit 8 " hrnfUlfyiHt nVff StiitiOn 

WFPO. 1450 kilo. 

ST. JOHN'S M'THERAX 

lnt.h niid rentrai av= 

Rrv, Frank F. Adler, £,T,M=, piistor 

The Festiva] nf the Reformation 

1Q a.m. Tlir Sf-rvicp Psisfor Adlpr ! 

will return to the ohancfl and 

prep eh the sermon: 

"Tiic Frtitti of tlir Rrformn( ioii' i 

Mrs, jRanfttr- Dfirby Sto'trs will j 

sine the sola: ' O Lflrri Most 

Mighty." by Alfrrr! Wonlor, 

Monday B p.m. Aiinual FHI) Dis= 

trlci_ronfcrenci> of t.lip New Jt*r- 

sey noiifr-rent-c for Church work 

ITS rind Chureh Sfihooi teacherM, 

rnec-tin« in st Andrew's Luther- 

nii Church, Atlantic City, 

much ffls- hiLmiinity. None sfiier de 

spivfss our worship ntid devotion, 

Monp othor to whom we can givn 

ouv nllpjiinnrp mid with thnt all?- 

mruieii K»rvr nod. our Caunfry untl 

niir ffllrw ;i';in qui'p so wfll. 

To ftipntn'r.Ee worship fi?~Ki devn- 

; ion 1 he fnliowina i^"Tv\cvs will bf 

fifjti in t'if atovp church on Suit 

-it) n.T Tl'e Clnirch Srljocil 

ly Diiv will br- obiprvt'd. All w- 

will rf*n 

tv- 

r- r 

:' 0 

W'Y 

ia v 

'hi" 

•r]i-'- 

r TT 

in 

lire nrfti'd tn 

npoftnnt ^j^l^" 

LI B'TvUsi- nf 

rpiion of thi 

olv Cnmmun- 

th'.s spl'virtv 

tire, I huve geoti reason to say 

thiit capo May County will again 

gs tlie same &H a year age when 

rvery district gave Rspu&liean ma= 

jo:ities. 

KXrERlENfE ESSENTIAL NOW 

"In these ei'itl&il tiinea, ejeperi- 

ciift'd niPh me nit'drd in dff.ee. 

All or Uu Repiibjicmi nominee. 5 ! 

irf> îjll eqiiippwd in the uark of 

Mvmimiiii by virtue of ycius of 

!>s;K'!'ip;K~o iii thi ir r» sjjOi'tive c5i- 

i ; 4s u ni. Ihf Ynnih I 

All ynurh bt'twrnn ilir nee. 1 -, ftf 

12 nnd 23 tire ur.^d in :-al!y tn . 

this ir.f-etihg, 

l 

7"3f> r ni T)ie Evfîii-j P ! r^ : lf0 rif 

A i>lnc> sn '>.:!!!HT and ; 

wit'i son" friciuls in thr ! 

rlfij-iiim hour* of iF:c Siih'mth Dnv ' ~ 

Tnc theme fnt' the, spnipe will be OU 

•- The LiPht that NfVrr Fails," 

nl"d^ • 

u['.-nn\ w;ir pi'tjjipc\it;mi, Thiv will 

siiiiit! %viih tilt |!i'u|iii' of Oiipy 

Pif.iv Cuiiiiiy to uv< - cvciy aid [>uh- 

Hihh' 'im'aiti s,prpdy victory." 

Mr HmiUi :'ii.ii!i urii''f! t'ver.v vgu 

fv to fsn;?Li' hi>, likli! nf "lr in- 

ch m 1 Em Tl!! sdliy. 

••i;u; : Ijsiyt Lire f;fjh!in)i -mtl dy- 

ini; f O piT'a'rvc ih'H rijiti!: singly 

Wt will not nfg'oii to iiikt> timt- 

to vote to suvt? it," hi? said. 

cw 

\ i SCIENTIST 

'EVBRLA 

I® 

To come out Sunday and join those who gather to give thanks lo 

the One who provides aU our comforts and all our needs. 

I_s (he LpRSoti^Stnnon .tuhicei for 

Sundny, MevernhiT !, in at! ciiris= 

tian Bfknee Ohurchcs nnd Seei- 

ftit'is thrQuahout HIP world. 

Th« nelden Test js: "My Eon, de = 

iipisB ncit the eliaatcnini, of the 

Lnrd: neiUier he wsuiy of his eoi 1 - 

n?rtlan - for wUarii tiit* Lord lev&th 

he ear'-c'cteth; even ?h n fnthef th? 

snti in whom ho d:'li' i hS«Hh." fpro- 

verbs H; il. 12), 

Atncriji tht 1 Lesion-St*m'iOn riLa= 

tioiis b the followiiv; frDm tlie Bi- 

•ble: "The jitJituLrs of the liird ar

» , , • 

Time known Only to 

Few, Say* Dreyfus* 

TO 

td enroll M tfte 

form required eonsid- 

other Information rot- 

Ttm local painters are concern 

eg O?ir SM ahortafe of labor and 

## tfafc *l ^femt of or- 

l 

pSVWSE 

After these Foxeas 

I wui 

memb&s they will 

«tep will be to deyife 

• liry OarVs hie-mber will select 

tJ eearfea -HOd extia-curriculftr 

*«Jtfes for *hich he m best suited. 

' Ho fcHÛ may join the 

* y j p 

consent pf tUe parents or 

INFORMATION 

Any alterations of faculty as- 

v re-deslpiing of atuijy 

rill have to salt until 

IMcafcafitlon Is obtained as 

bow many Corps members will 

og&tfsg In each phase of the 

otitltaed last witk by Prtnci- 

" l pai QeorgB W. Meyer, de Vietesy 

ipKps PIUL Is } liot.f or lefis. The faster you 

rii-jvr, the innrc liont la 

in vniir fit'OS." 

lit' rr-pomnlrndcri (hnt tires 

itifhit'v! from HO to 35 poiindH. 

the n'annfnfturrr rerommenfls 

to 28 pounds. It Hhoiild be increas- 

ed to 30; of the rf'remnit'ndatign is 

trtvn 32 to 34, it should be increa'i= 

ed to 35, 

BEWARE OF f'l'Ts, CilACKS 

Bfwnre of ruLs, ernc'is and briiis- 

cs in Urpfi. he Warned, for they 

ndim if mud nnri ftrids, w=hirh loosen 

tlir riibber from the fabric, 

"Switch your tires frequently:" 

he advised. 'Make five do the 

work of foui": Tticre is more wear 

on the right renr tire than en the 

left front. Switch tires every 2.500 

miles. r-Q the best are always on the 

rear and the poorest is the spare." 

One interesting point Me made 

wa>5 that all-synthetic tires de not 

stand up \m well fnr henvy-diity 

military purposes as natural rubber 

1M, and BUI Pry, 226 tod 

Other high seersrs Included Bob 

•fljlace, 214; Oscar Hackney 233' 

V. Sannino, 204; Abe Katz, gng" 

Fr#d DTraperip^^ ^3; Harry M«nt= 

gamery, mi\ Ray Gifrord, M4> 

W«s Barclay, 213, and Jack I*fei- 

'fgf, 323, 

Th* City League standlrig now 

has a deadlock at the top with Ab- 

botts Dairies and Insurers both 

having record of SiX wlng and 

wo lost puiPAs, MenpA's Servict 

ndependf rtt Reorl-ig and p B A> 

are lied Jnr S-eond with five knd 

hrec. o! ie£ ttam standings are 

Ocean City Tailors, four and four 1 

Niekles Gn c\( iers, three and five' 

Read Hardware, three and flye' 

Royal Shoes, two and sis; Oel 

Harts Market, one and seven. 

, -f$rrj%3?r&H 

FINISH 

Peraonal 

Social Of Interest to Women Clubs 

g 

sari to 

British 

and no doubt 

^t in tdiiev 

g the 

of the seas 

the ttQ 

can privateen 

great 

wrote a 

hlstsry, 

Ttii prke maney 

he crew made this 

attrmEtive than seM^, 

ed army, he pointed | 

The loyalists, o % 

were 

!a 

Civic Club Hears 

Talk On Mirrors 

Two New Membtrs 

Join Resort Group 

The flrst Fill! treating of the 

Ocean Pity Oivie Club tnok place 

Tuesday evening at tfie name of 

the preaiflent, MPS= J. Edwaid Voss, 

M7 Oentrai a,V Miij Matj Nurre, 

Ventner: spc:-e on "Living Pictures 

in the Home" through tlie courtesy 

of tlie Nurre Mirro- aompfiny of 

Egg Harbor: 

CIUB eif'c.ded irfi en-opprate 

_thc Caiitfen Sflivicr' roam of 

Hie Red Cress en t-htt Music Pier 

for the ?nU?rtninnie"L' nf spiîee 

men. 

Crsiieral business was conducted 

and two new tneip.bers received. Re- 

frsshmRntjs were served and a social 

time finjojTfi follnwing the meet, 

ing. 

MRS, RICIIABDS HIOIC 

IN LADIES' LEAGUE 

Three /nembers of tht Ladies 

League registered outstanding per- 

formanees Tuesday night at Play, 

land, with Mrs, Prances Richards 

sotting tht pace, She relied ifl2= 

166=143. for a night's total of 491 

pins. Second piaef< for threesome 

scoring went to Mrs, Gordon Duck- 

worth with a 166-lM=i54-4TS 

ti 

by 

The wet'k'-i high single game was 

a 181 registered by Alma Semen 

Other good games wer^ iTO's 

Blanche smith nnd Helen ca 

17? b;y Pearl Courtney; 174 by Mrs 

Dlniperio: and 166 by M Btirk- 

hardt, 

Tlw Ladies 1 League standing: 

WAVES 

WHPNS 

WFdA 

WANDS 

WAFS , 

WAACS 

WAKES 

WOWS 

NELLS , 

WEEDE 

^ iuIati 

fhe AtoibassadBr 

City, Novenfter 10, 

now occupied by th 

Firm Organized 

A new firm daifge 

tug boats for the U g 

formed this wetk and I 

as Cape May 

portedly has ieverai 

eontraets in process sf 

Harry Mogek, of 

named president in 

tion papers. State 

Grant Scott is 

urer. and Maj-or T. 

also Df Cape May, 

Cop f s Widow tiiu 

Mrs, Laura S, JaektBij, U, 

Rlflyville, near Court EbUif 

dow of a fprmer phlltddjwi 

iiceman, died Monday ef | 

attack. 

Cannert grapefruit, ehilled! pn 

be made into refreshing and •vita- 

fflln=p8cked appetigers, salads and 

desserts. 

tires, but that a tire composed of 

25 per cent natural rubber and 75 

prr cent .lynthetie Is more durable 

ih m an all = natural-rubbeF tire, 

Tiir same is trlie of 25 per cent 

DuPont synthetic aiid 7S per cent 

etandiird oil synthetie, 

Mr. Kade! is meiCiandising as= 

distant to the division manager of 

the Standard Oil Company of New 

Jersey, A guest at the meeting wns 

Wnilam R. Sisley, of Ocean City, 

sales manager for the company in 

(his district, 

Guests were introduced by Mor- 

ton Leach. 

SPEARS- 

'«!) ATLftNfiC' A 

ATLANTIC UIT¥ 

In the 

sf 

Defective VliioB 

DS, L, W, BETTB & SONS 

OPTOftffiTRISTg 

BOURS; p A, I. to S P. H, 

1708 Atlantic Avenue 

Atlantic City, N, J, 

DIAL 5=1531 

In Uie average Ufi^Bi us tf 

purebred ram he will pay U 

self and then some. 

child 1 . f«! Th« 

tttrrtf^^fTf^f ftt «* tf At 

ptfitfUMft sf fbac IsatZiHI 

by empgê •h«I M h p 

ef t¥itf ptttm te ttmim it 

child 1 ! {heel ** tHH BBS frSf p 

X-Riy Fummpl 

No woiidcf 

Hitler ! i ragiiig. 

American 

workers are 

rolling up a trt- 

mendgui tidt- of 

war production. 

And thiiy know 

America hai got to break even 

these record! to win. With every= 

body Under pressure, you have to 

guard againit war nerves, They 

keep you from doing your job effl= 

dintly. Wliich is just what enemy 

propagandists want to happen. 

Here's thu way to relax tiiose 

Wirtimt' nerves: Follow Nature's 

mm rules of health—get plenty 

ef fresh air, cxefdse and p 

food, including lots of milk, 

Supplte Sealtest Milk 

contains several times as 

mueh tiildum as any other 

fsod—in readily 

assimilable form. This vital min= 

era! regulates the irritability of 

tissue and relaxes museies. Milk 

also offers other minerals and 

vitamins to aid vigorous health. 

It is Nature's mast nearly per- 

fect food. 

Government nutritionists ree- 

emmend a quart daily for each 

ehild and at least a pint for every 

adult. 

Your family will enjoy Tastier 

Supplt-'e Sealtest Homogenized 

Vitamin O Milk. Order it from 

your Supplee milkman, your 

neighborhood stare, or call 

Ocean City 22S, And when you 

call, ask far the current Seaitest 

Food Adviser, 

prisst-n" Included- Mrs. 

Beatrice M. Killiun, president of 

the Bayside Civir Ciub, n? rpcemi 

tuest; Mrs, Julia C, D Smith, Mrs. 

B, O, Y. Ha.Timett, Mrs. T, M, 

MXrrBirit., Mrs. Cn,.j]ine Dobson, 

Mrs, Florence Crojius, Mrs, Floyd 

Wahlbers. Mrs. Thomas Jennert, 

Mrs, Th^lma Brunei!, Mrs, Mflry 

MpOenfii. Mrs, Richard B. Fes. 

Mrs: Walter Dittrieh, Mrs, W, I, 

Booth, Mrs. George Qerken, Mrs, 

Fannie OUinger, Mrs. Harry Pree- 

Hnrn. M*-H. Autrustus tt ttoiapinf. 

Mrs, Mieiiiiel Nahass, Mrs. Batfih- 

elder, Mis.1 Regina Rodgers, Miss 

Mriry Fox and Misa Enuna iirif= 

nths. 

META SIGMA Nl! 

PLANS DANCE AND PARTY 

Plftns fnr n dnnee to be given at 

the NonniiySd Country Ciuib, No= 

vfni ;er 'H were discussed when the 

Bern Risitiii Mil sorority met Tues- 

day nis;ht iit the home of the 

alsasefi Ilieresa and Rose Mîiae= 

i-io, "the givup iilse set Dc-e«nbDr 

JO as the fiaie for its CtirisSJmas 

• SUPPLEE brings you the 

-SStArfS. S H O W aver 

EVW. Thyradaya at 10 P.M, 

TUNE IN! 

were served after 

the biiKiirss meeting. Attending 

were; Mr^, li'Vin JohnRDii, Jr., 

^!H, Homen Adelizaio. Mrs, Briwartl 

Kfll*'i", M;, s . Hei'bori Truuteriherij, 

Mrs, Jehcpli Foiilia. Mi's. Jaines 

= 

abllng th«f girls to ga to collfg-j 

Mrs, L. Sander, IMS Asbury BV,, 

Ccttn City, Was admitted as a new 

membei. 

Attending tha mw Nf> from Oe* 

can Oity were; Mrs. Sand«r, Miss 

Mary Kasaab, Mrs. gliiito i B. p; nj,e, 

Mrs, AldriErh O, Crawe. Mrs, Her- 

beTt Wilks, Mrs. Wilii im H, Pis- 

hy and M'S, Bertrand Cjrey, 

Guild Gathers 

600 Garments 

Institutions Aided 

By Resort Donations 

Six hundred gartpenls were en 

display at the annual Bigatherlni; 

ef the Needlework outtd Of Am- 

erica, Inc,, Tuesday afternoon in 

(tie Sunday School recsi of the 

rtrst Presbyterian Ohurcfi, with 

J^B, Miner Stselman in eharge. 

More fariaents will be turned in by 

several directors who were unpbli 

to cnmplete their reports In time 

for the annual meeting, 

A' brief entertainment wsi pre- 

sented by Mies Eileen MflCallion at 

the pip no and Mlsi Jacqueline Hor= 

iey, reader. 

A re-dlstrteutiOii e* the garments 

was made as foUOwsi M to the Sea= 

shore Home po? Babies, 44 to the 

Hostess Reuse, 177 to Mlgs 

Clinton, city nurse? iM to Miss 

Hartman, resort 

Personals 

OUR SSDESSOW 

RITE SHOE 

For Children, $3IOqi 

There's a JOB TO DO! 

Every homt in America has a job to d©. Every 

member of the family is going to have to do more 

with less, conserve resources, and turn their hands to 

thingi they may ntver have dent before, 

Even luch little things as changing a fuse yeur- 

self, or keeping ysur appliances cUan and in good 

order, are going to mean a let not only to us as * 

utility company, but to you in Riaintaining good gas 

and electric service. 

1 1 

For wi are having to do mort with less. W# 

making every effort to maintain our high standard of 

service, but we are seriously handicapped by a ihertige 

in men and materials, and by the need for conserving 

oil and rubber. 

Our problem of man power U also a serious one, 

Our technical and service employees art all highly 

trained men, most ef whom have spent years becoming 

proficient at their particular jobs. New ten percent 

of our men are in military service, and many ethert 

have been called upon te take technical civilian jeb§ 

with the military or in war industry. These employeis 

are Impossible to replace, #vsn with untrained man- 

Good serviee is as important to us ai it is to you, 

and we know yeu will understand whtn we ask y©u «e 

help. Don't make a service call unless it is absolutely 

necessary, Learn to change a lute yourstlf. te 

your appliances in gsod condition. (Consult 

plumber or electrician abaat needed repalri^ Be turi 

that you need a service man before you call US* " * 

EACH STAR REPRESENTS ONE 

OF OUR MEN IN THE SERVICES '. 

© o o 

VOTE 

For 

Proved 

Who Have ALV/AYS 

Been Pledged to Support 

The President's Ail-Out 

War^Program! 

VOTE NOV. 3rd 

Ciuneho, the glasE=muncher, 

teeth that flinch at nothing. 

That's bscause his diet (aside, of 

coiirie, from the glass) contains 

plenty of calcium and phosphates, 

Does yours? It should—to âke 

your teeth and bones itfong. Get 

thii tip: One level teaspoon of 

Rumfofd baking powder* as con= 

tained in baked foods, provides 

Ya your minimum daily require- 

ment of calcium, % M your daily 

minimum of phosphorus. Get it? 

Get Rumford \ 

Miss Maj-y Ash, 500 Eth St., rt^ 

l retilfr.cd from SL. Joseph's 

Philadeiphiii, wln?i'e aha 

u miner opiiHiyn, Miss 

Ash is recuperating •iatisfuctorily at 

h 

Mi's. Wtslcy Graucr, PhiladeU 

nhia, Is the housn KUOEL of Mr, 

nnei Mrs. Hernmn /,'esuiidcr, 842 

Park p!, M*. K. Grauer, wh.i arrived 

W?dnrsdny, win be joined by her 

husband and two rjSiildrrn tonior= 

STiW and will rf'arn iiomrv with 

them Suiidny. The Grniipr's ar? 

iunifflfr vaeationisis ai 15th st. 

iind central av, 

B • • 

F: iends cf Miss Helen Mieliaccio, 

daughter oi Mi', and Mis. Antliony 

Miyliaeeio, 1034 Sittipson ay,, will be 

pleased to learn Uiat she is slowly 

improving in Pennsylvania Horpi, 

fjsl. Philadelphia. Mii^ Migllaccio 

has been ill since May and will be 

in the hospital until Deeemiier, 

RESEARCH CLUB TO HEAR 

TALK ON "INTER.AMEIUCAS" 

Miss Marie MoCabe, aceim 

fhairman &f the Slglish Depart- 

of Upper Darby Junior High 

l il k i 

FREE. Your eepy qf Rumford's 

gugarlggg reeipe folder—now used io 

2'J million American families! Write 

Rurnferd Bakiflg Fewder, Bajc FS, 

Ruraford, Rhode Island, 

.PALMER'S, 

^ * OCCASIONS 

Noveitte* 

GUtg 

rhoiie |3i-iQi 

1119 Asbury AT. 

•or 

WILLIAM H. SMATHERS 

ELMER* H. WENE 

AND THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC 

TICKET 

Mo wen Studio 

Developing - Printing 

Photographs * > 

DISCUSSES 

CHRISTMAS WELFARE WORK 

Ciu-istmas welfare work was dls- 

cuEtod and- Christmas greetlpg card, 

sampies distributed at Tuesday 

night's meeting of the Omega 

LairMa Psi sorority, Gamma 

Chapter, held at the home of the 

A dOnatiOTi was given to the Nes- 

dlework Oyild of Ameriea. A flnan. 

eial report was made on the Pigjiy 

Basket project, 

The resisrnaiion of Mrs Kath- 

r\ i n Bveringham was reffritfuliy ac- 

cepted, 

Mrs, Hnroid Lee was awarded the 

guest package. 

FoilowinE the- meeting reffesh-i 

men's were served and a sociai 

time enjoyed. 

Others nfeseni were; Mrs, Alfred 

Moyer. Mrs, Gecrqe Adpsrs, Mrs, 

Bt-'van, Mrs, Qeofce Cake, Mrs, 

Hugh Seciter and Miss Haael Be- 

van. 

Tits next meptif- take 

st the home of Miss Emily Nanla, 

10th st, and Central BV,, Tuesday, 

November 10, 

* * * 

HIKERETTES HAVE 

FROCKESSiVB DINNER 

The Hikerette Girls' Club had an 

enjoyable proeressiVB dinner w&icfi 

wound,up with a movie party last 

iht 

The girls met at the hJph sehool 

at S-3(i prn,, then went to ihe hoine 

of Clare Humes, 715 Asbury av,, 

where the first course ef fruit eoak- 

tall was served. 

From there they walked in 308 

Oandy, Mrs, Edwin R Stiles, Mrs.! Wesley rd,, the horne of Miriam 

Alfred Powell, Mrs, Morton L. \ Broa-ntee where the main course. 

Leach, bits. Harold I. Frentiss, Mrs. 1 consisting of rpa'sfietti and 

—•— — — — • - • • — — 1 • _ ^ = ^_ ^ _ i _ • : _ ^ _ _ 

J. Prescott Cadman and the assist- 

\nu hostesses, Mrs, Talese and Mrs. 

Buihay, 

* * * 

BOX LUNCHEON* BENEFITS 

PCCAHONTAS 

balls and Italian bread, was served 

•by Betty t=ouise gin: 1th Miss 

C HUDSOTl 

Permanent Waving $&$ Tremlm*nfc\ l- l 4 

Hair Tmiitig «-**-'• * 

'-; ( 

T BOBS 

Featuring , , , FEATHER BOBS . , 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY 

gpecial—ReiBlar PERMANENT WAVE , 

11*1 Wi ASBUBY 

v. 11*1 

ittMMi»tttttvnriHT?*** 

Mrs, Base Ptiee, Linwood., enter- i 

tained Tuesday afternoon st a, box ' 

luncheon arid card party for tha 

benefit of Natotia Council, Poea= 

ihontas Lodge. Mrs, Otto Lingo re- 

ceived the âttepdartce prize, 

(Mrs, Nick Regina was high sesF= 

er in pinochlf and Mrs, Oaleman 

Cfianee in ruffltry. Other 

were: Mrs, Prank Rijglns, Mrs, 

coin Rail, Sr,, Mrs, Millie Qenan. 

Mrs. Leroy Crowley, Mrs, Lorraine 

Mills, Mjs, Cfarson, Mrs. Harry 

Clark, Mrs, Harry W. Bonham, Mrs, 

William K. Smith, Sr=, Mrs. 

BarthJlc-fflfw, Mrs, Stretch, 

Nyborg and Mrs, Ellwooa 

IMfS, Begins will be hostess Wed- 

nesday aJterhosn at a bos luncheon 

at her home, 937 Asbury av., for 

(he beneflt of the lodge. Cards wili 

be played, 

•At the êkly ; meetirijr of the 

SrOwnlee, The salad course was 

eaten at the hom^sf Barbara Gery. 

was enjoyed at The qhat*eibos, 

! where Barbara Campiseil was hos- 

i ^ 

the birthday firmiveFB&ries Of mem- 

ibers occurring during Qetabtr will 

be celebrated with a party, follofw- 

I bi i p 

a business session 

Mrs, Co!«nan Chance, 1341 Bay 

av,, entertained the Past Pocalion. 

tas Club yesterday afternoon. The 

birthday anniversaries, of Mrs, J. 

PrBseott cadman, _Mfs, OWvin 

Sampson and Mrs. Ml wood Mas- 

well •feere eeiebrated. 

* • * * 

fcfr, aiid Mrs. William R= Peter* 

son, Stli st. and Asbury av,. have 

moved, to 

y 

Jpr the Winter, 

were; Donnis imith, Mary Virginia 

Reth, Anne VoSburg, Betty flcull, 

Antoinette Evangelista and Eileen 

McCalllon, 

WOMEN DEVIOCRATS If AVE 

HALLOWE'EN MEETING 

An enjoyable Hallowe'en party 

meeting was conducted by the' Wo- 

men's Roosevelt Dqffioeratte CJlub 

Monday night at Uie home of Mrs, 

Nancy Moore, 834 Central ay. 

Twenty -twe women were present, 

Including gueste, 

Mrs, Edith Pierson win be aetlng 

president in the absence of Mrs, 

F¥ancis Lees, the newly-tleeted p-e* 

sident, who will be out r-f town 

UT3S Winter. 

The next nieetins will be on 

Monday, November 16, at the home 

of Mrs, Prank Oriinwald, 30 Morn- 

ingslde rd,, who will be assisted as 

h dauJ|hter, Mlsg Mur= 

g 

hostess by 

iel Orunwald, 

Aftron Stephenson, 22fi Asbiay j 

nv,. giipgrintcmdent of the Ocsan I 

Ciiy-longport brided, has enter- 

ed the tJnlverEity Hespitai, Phila- 

de?phja, to .undercs observation for 

several weeXs, His wife is vlsitinp 

in Philadelphia with their son and 

family during his stay in the hos- 

pital. l 

FANCY YOUNG FRESHLY KILLED 

B* to 124b Fancy ysmng Aapb 

Jatt tkm right dirmtr for this 

Saturday #F Mtmdmpt M i 

csl, iovf 

ONI PRICE 

NONE PRlCtD 

, HIGHER! 

Eft 

••Xr 

Top , FnMt EOci 

DUSSEB 

FRYERS 

• IV, ta 3 Ibi 

"Super-Mghf" 

Choice Qi 

LEGS of 

LAMB 

, ONE PBICE— 

; HOII HIOHEB - 

CILLOPHANI 

I01E PUCEi HifHI 1 

, nesH LON# 

SAUER KRAUT 

2 lbs 13c 

Country Stylm • ^' 

2 A 2 1 

Sea Food OFFERS MGRI FOR YOUR MONEYI 

LARGE SIZE NO, 1 CANADIAN 

SMELTS 

JERSEY MACKEREL 

FRYING OYSTERS ***ir 

MACKEREL FILLETS m 

Garden Fresh Vegetables and Fruits 

JUICY, THIN SKINNED FLORIDA 

Grapefruit 

V. B, Ni i JERSEY 

Potatoes I5H39 e 

Fancy SNO-WHITE 

Cauliflower 

Fresh. Critp California 1CE»ERG 

Itrgt 

luti 14 

•ONE HHHm 

taut 

kni 10 s i 1 

fresh ROUND 

STRING \. 

BEANS 

2 - 

HONE PRICED MI#HfR 

Urge yiselMii 

FINER „ 

INGREDIENTS 

2 25 C 

STAYMAN WINESAP 

Apples 

Biamsid Urmmi 

Walonls 

Sweet AfWIE 

Cider Teor 

CRIAMIRT 7 - 

Butter 

Cheese 

1 6 

Amarieaa . , alto 

MARVEL SAKDWICH 

BBEAD 'I'J U c 

Jane Parker 

PARTY LOAF 

CAKES T/39 C 

Jmn* Forktr 

OOMUTS % 13c 

Choice Pea Nsu 

SOUP BEANS 

2 .V 

Whife H 

EVAPORATID 

V 

6 SMALL CAMS 3*0 

REDI-MEAT, 

Pickles 

Wy 

. V* 

i'V

T^r 

.It* 

'i - 

"», 

%5- #1 

A 

•*?- 

r 

If ^ 

v-^1 

Wi 

"•fl 

s 

y 

t* J*I 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

i; Witches to 

eetamiitee in 

gifty, m ttie pier's 

ium. He also premises 

entertslrsaent rea- 

)O% b&U?g; kept as a 

evening g&ireg will he 

gift hap wili be prg, 

phrtieipants, 

• mta have been invited, 

ftJ di i 

officers, 

eommuhitv festlvi- 

jleuUffly the dancing wftieh 

concluding feature ef 

In Hie selarinm a*. t*ie 

the pier, currently being 

#r service njia's nlub. 

fef, (3» prtoes will be War 

Stamps, taut some will be 

equipment and other mtf» 

Cross Has Rush 

on Pajamas 

Oity Red Cress this 

j£pE§tre»d a rush order for 30 

" "S flH&eiette pajamas to be 

a military hospitoi, 

to produce them, the ]o= 

% Issued an appeal yes. 

more women workers te 

steer their services next 

SOMERS POINT NEWS 

Housing For 

Emergency Cited 

Point Feeding Capacity 

3800 Persons 

POD*T=Soffiers Point 

has emergency housing available 

for approximately 3400 persons, ae» 

cording to a report sufct&itted to 

(tie New Jersey De-fense Couneu, 

r figures given were: Feeding 

capacity, 3600; hospital accommo- 

dations, 135: casually stations. 450r 

ishalators, 2; oxygen tents, 3: 

stretchers, 22^ cats. 14; blankets, 

34; pillows. 18; x.ray machines 2: 

emergency drugs and uisiiiirm'ms. 

#426 worth: total number of de- 

fense workers. 

Mayor Fred chapman announced 

? s t 

y when the sewing prod action 

'WULbe In essio t th A 

g p 

In session at the AL 

Gity Meetrie Oo. 

Be Kind 

Your Feet With 

SUPREME 

ARCH SHOES 

eonstncttd to 

tender f«t lasting 

LOYAL 

STORE 1 

U45ASBUKYAVE, 

ihat anaif-ier air raid siren 

been delivered here, mftltirijf four 

sub.sirens to supplffir.ent the main 

siren at the Fire House and enable 

outlying sections to hear signals. 

Fire Chief Henry Oliver reported 

the following have been appointed 

to the forest fire fighting eometiit- 

tee: Victor QifTerd, Oarfos Garri- 

son, Lewis Taiimftn. Hoy Garrison, 

Thomas Oliver, Charles smith, 

Lewis Crane. Joseph Innocent, 

Adolph Waide and Albert Stretten, 

Twenty youths are being trained 

for the fire companies, and a«f 

studying first aid. Thirteen polies 

reserves also are taking tin* first 

aid course. 

Dowes av, school gym will be the 

new decontaiiriJHatiori center, it was 

announced. 

av 

is, 

GOOD SERVIf 

tRT OCR FAMOUS = ,_. 

Ctaqn Stew _•_ 3Sc 

Stew .___ 35c 

Fall Course 

DINNERS 

55c - 65c 

THE 

TIP-TOP 

fO BOOM • GBULt 

OB tne Corner 

In the Hart o* Taws 

and Asbury Ave. 

Chapel Benefits 

From Card Party 

SOMERS POINT = Mrs, FeUr 

Yoit was hof.ess at an afternoon 

card party in the Fire Hall te 

benefit the Altar and Rosary So- 

ciety of St. Joseph's Chaptl, Wiir 

stamps were given as table priar-s. 

The door prizes went to Miss Car- 

rie Lavery, Mrs, Oarrett. Sullivnn. 

Mrs, Samuel QagkiLl, Mrs, Edward 

untg, Mrs, Cliarlea Anderson, and 

Mrs, Albert Bessim. The chance 

priiis went to Mrs, Kathryn 

Stretch, Mrs, înderson, Mfs: M.ir- 

garet Goodman nnd Miss Stella 

MeCauley. Refreshments svere serv- 

ed after the games, 

The players; Mrs. Albert Bessan 

Mrs, Patrick Nirdlinger, Mrs, Al- 

bert Cramer, Mrs, jpseph Can-, 

way, Mrs, jeseph Higgins, Mis,' 

Jafflgg Hlggins, Mrs, Bitty Lew-1 

ther, Mrs, Charles Lewis. Mrs. Leo I 

Qsrsen, Mrs, Tlioinaa MeKinnry, 

Mrs. WowaH Siv'ar. Mrs. Rmih 

Richards, Mrs, parfett Sullivan. 

Mis, Lewis Mathisus, Mrs. Joseph 

Oer&ty, Mrs, M, J. Poltrr, M'ts. 

Harry Johnson, M s. Edward 

Kuntz,, Mrs. George Lafrey, Mrs. 

Rose Piles, Mrs, Mury Iraun. Miss 

Stella Me-Caulpy, Mrs, Charles 

Mdskers, Mrs. Samuel Dasklll, Mrs, 

Edgmr Prat}.. Mre. Emma Mc"ue, 

Miss Carrie Lavery, Mrs. Lyle j 

Bessler Mrs, E fVlvfr. Mr:*. FMi- j 

afd Barry. Jr., Mrs, A. imp Bakley, ! 

Mrs, Peter Yost nnd Mi's. Aiosan 

rter 

Point To Sell 

Pair Of Lots 

Make Tax Deal on 

Harbors Property 

SCMERS POINT—At a meeting 

if Council Friday evening, a reso= 

!uti3n was adapted authorizing a 

Bublk' sale- to be held November 

13, at 8-30 p.m., for premises desig- 

nated as IS'!K_31 and 32, Block No 

18, plan of n.iiniei B. FrHider. At 

U?ast S32S miLHt he bid, with 20 

percent of the amount accernpany 

injf the bid, and the baiflnye must 

tie paid with GO days of the sale 

Thr npplieation nf Harry F 

-Btyer to transfer his liquor license 

new Issued for Riverview Tnn. to 

the rarner of Maryland and Sunny 

was granted conditionally—that 

the applicant cannot have the 

of transff'rriiiK his license 

to another person, Mr, Siypr's new 

location is wherp "Pu ! k/' Hagen- 

bucher formpiMy hurl a Jif-pij>:ed 

pliiiitf. 

Another it-olininFi wns adjpted 

to a^rept $2,700 ad a prirp on de> 

taxi's on lots formerly 

oy OtH'Lif] Cily Hiirbors, 

Inc. iifid artiujred by the New i 

Jermy Stau ! Highwny DipartmentJ 

for rifeht of way of a portion of 

MiicArLhur Bouli^'ard Ipadinjj from 

Eroadwiiy ttj \He SoilU'fs Point- 

Qceiin Ci'y tr&ffie rir?iiv Coiineil 

likewiMP is rrniitUni* 12,410,65 in- 

lerest on thtsf IflLs. and in lieu 

of thi 1 rf':niitfd interPH!. t)w Otv- 

an City Harb-nrs, Tnr,, is tlrpding 

to Sninrrs Poifii ev^r 100 hits 

whjc'li thi'v now own. bul winch 

in"! coiLsidpri.bly di'linqurni in 

iaxe>s. 

The deeding of these will save 

l^t~avy fotrrlosurp niid irîi rotits, 

^riri svifl hv proppj-ty i'Hil ihp f ! tv 

will tie utoh !a di-'p^'-""' >f at publit 1 

tali?, to hs'ip ;hi_> finanrial eondi- 

tien nf Rc;ne-K pfiini. CQimcil 

pointrd out. 

Mnyoi- Fred diapmnii reported 

that §n^.5O hiid ljicn eolleftfd by 

!!i€ L polic.- tliparttnent m finps. 

A •ipeviiil mvclinu wns ,«.rhpdnlfd 

for last evening 1 , to t.ikr iiction nn 

the 1943 [nwiislrp iHnd 

Fjaving preyrmm." 

/Friday, October 30 

THE POCKET 

^/KNOWLEDGE • If >K 

WAR 

Monday and Thursday 

are BARGAINITES 

llr- - Adults 22e 

October 30, 1942 

T*u Evening ShflW9 

Siitllrday 

Friday and galurduy, Oei. 30-31 

Bstty GRABLE - John PAYNE - Carmen MIRANDA 

"SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES" 

In Tri-hnii ijlor with f'l'sar lUjiniTo - f'harloit=-- 

und Harry Janus and his BanJ 

Mundiiv, NovPinbiT 2 — Only 

Geo. SANDERS - Tom CONWAY 

fii 

THE FALCON P S BROTHER 5 

Jans 

R rmn 

THE GLASS KEY 

with Alan LaHd 

v, V«v, S — linly 

James CRAIG 

Dean JAGGER 

"OMAHA TRAIL" 

Pat O'BRIEN 

George MURPHY 

In 

'The Navy Comes Through" 

Fridjiy and Siili'i'ilay, Ocf, ."O-Jtl 

Bette DAVIS - Paul HENREID In 

"NOW, VOYAGER" 

^ "Olympic c'hsm|j" 

Walt 

Clnr* 1 Piiusi. Mrs. Jajnes 

ghiui. Mrs guyene Murpjiy, 

Alexander Huburn nisei Mis 

aid 

W.S.C.S. Meeting 

At Eckhardt Home 

_ SOMEBS POINT—The Women's 

Society of Christian Service of Be- 

thany Me'hodist Church h.id a 

meeting and social at the homf of 

Mrs, Harry Eekhardt, Braddock 

Drive, Mf^, Fred R«st ponducted 

the business mefting, which was 

followed by a Hnllowe'en party. 

prestiit; Mrs. Fl'ed Rest, Mrs. 

Rudolph Fehrle, Mrs. George 

imlth. Mrs, CrmrlPfi Evans. NLs, 

Harry Scott, Mrs, Albsrt Lamberd. 

Mrs, Herman Hopkins. Mrs, Sirah 

Masan, Miss Lydia Mason. Mrs, 

Floyd Varhees, Mts, Frank Burr, 

Mis, Albert Foreman raid Mrs, 

Harry Eckhardi. 

RBAD THE OUASSTFimn ADS 

LOSING Saturday 

for the Winter 

luced Prices On Groceries 

feat Specials 

1b 

ildrs. Lamb 

28 Ccred 

Bacon 

39 c 

-Up (o 4 ibi, 

irk Loins 

Grocery Specials 

Large Use Package 

Rinso 

Ivory Snow 

Lux 

Oxydol 

19 

Seek Prioritv on 

F*i«* S'rpn Wiring 

SOMTRS POINT = Thp 

tion of Policf Reaervp John Rit = 

ehis 1 was accepted at ii mpetiru of 

the Civilian Dpfensp Council Turs 

day evfiiing Mr, Ritvliie is moving 

to' pftllftfjelphin for file durst'irm, 

Bulk tins from LeonnrtI Drpy- 

fuss, dlrecipr ff i!v= Btftif Ctiim- 

cil. w'^re read, Ono, '•Fi^lHlnu Par 

i," wfts turnrd over tn F,ro 

nrv rliv«'= "tiH the ni.riihr! of 

i. s4 hool F-enfi! 

!)i.i.11 ii: for sew 

HI h.T 

^ 

ni(i ww. IJIj• t»- 

!\v 

;t.l;i 

it.iitiv 

av. 

Fred Crmpmnn. pounty 

7f thf s"rnp d'ive. reporteri thnt 

*>e hss heeti ni.HHffi fon'act man 

for the sale of the four piles of 

ofi" to schools, oiie to Rov 

Bcs.iif^ nnd nne to St. JoP's At.lile- 

tip ciiin Hf hn, 1 , pnr nrice nf SS 

per tdii, Prowp-ds of the Oounril 

nnd st, Joe's piles will nn tn CMvil, 

ian Defer.se, tho SCDUU to their 

trenstirv, and Uie school for de- 

ênse starnjKi. 

Thp mpdicnS unit n-.et at Oity 

HHII iftst_ evening under the diree= 

tion of Dr. Maihilda Lifhnpr. and 

the amtaiilanc-e corps under the ril- 

rertion r.f Walter Patten at the 

5*1 r*» Hal] on the same evening, 

Tlie next meeting nf the Coim= 

Prnnk n*«Fen. Riiy.r.qnt!! H. Hyriv i . 

Willliim Ootlfrpy'iind Miss Flsrence ! toîiiess was _s(nrt«?fl S7 years 

e-,,!! ' bv his {-rinnf.faLhfr. 

Hiii-pid Stanton. rhmrmim of the ' BsfSidrK hbi wife Idn-Jie is sijr- 

Ma^nirnid Speiut arilvtie^, vviw Giir^l : viv-d by n son, John K. Brmiile*, 

of the eveiihm. and was •""• Funeral services mok plare 

bv Bf wri 

O!i'r! ! 

ih" B ats 

ntion. Thi 

-, 8]) in CiiuiT 1 ! C )tin- 

r i 30 p.m. Junior rhoir 

l 

?' ! iiiK -i j.huh: retiu •!,(••!! fro.i! 

Ot'IiVUvr fjlltit,.. W.i.;. ;; .ift.: 

iOi' November U in iif.;.f,|fp cf 301, 

• o\ rr O 'tnlH'i' 

Tin* cfuijMi \o~ Ciij 1 !' M 

!.-, in .iiit*. I fill!'-?. Ms", 4 

^Tj : E l\ t-f li s ! m i| ir i Mild , 

Mrs iMiibeihi Crinj. Urrxcl HUL 

•'i! . hiivji iiiyvcii tii U:.< iCSort [gr 

'lit ii;:rii1;ni! jttlfl are nrriipyliig thS 

ii't.iiitl lioor i.;]{[!'!M.MMt, COS At* 

laiiii.' ;iv. Mr Rii.vmond is em= 

|J:M.\ fi) 111 WHMUMtMOll, I). C 

is u';i^ first ii'MU'tl in 1827, 

a i*'j-rit(>! > \w\\\ n part af 

n in IKFH iiiul Wiis ad- 

tn the Union Jiinuarj- 29, 

liitl t*»t 1 

!.*Sni, 

at 

K;u'i 

The Misses 

E'hi Mav Varnrr, Nortiiri Fiiield, 

Jenn Maiie Smith, Betty .Inne 

S p-n elm'' 

Those pre^n! werr: 

Pa^tv PnstDoned 

POINT—A rnrd p;ii!v 

••rh.-dLited for Nnvnnilicr fi hy the 

Kieanor Fouy. Shirlny Hnlry, I Women's Ausiliii! v 

Jessie Saylor, i/sonorr rip Haven, 

•ind Hownrd Saylnr. Bill Epplc, 

Johnson 

mnrial Hosplt.il hii.s been nn«:pnn- 

i'i to Nov'< n more importnnt 1 inn* fnr the pen 

m jui\ their 

LIQUOR 

34th - Jtut Qwm 

l)n you know why mill ; on« of Anu'i-icans have 

„_ dnnrfi their jobs, t-iireej^ HJU\ [ireHisies why thnn. 

guilds f

f . 

toteStf&Sfcj •,vel 

opintj into frtir pt.intcr>i. SundM-oi- 

will handie this diMJiirfnifnt tonioi = 

row since LeStsurgeen hasn't brr-n 

at it sis long, 

Oii his reserve 1."-' f'niirh Joi'»"* 

has, plfkrd H HCOTO ai others its 

Cape Rail Service 

To be Changed 

Lit tit 1 hope for mnU'r'Ud 

nient In riiil srrvir*' betwoi.i 

iNfiiy :ind Pluhidt'l]3h:i! wii^ l 

Cape Mrtv citv n'fuMiiU :di 

inij u ctiiiie-i-vvvv wiih 

oi then ill and mnfined 

homo for lo sleeks. 

Rnfh piisstnîi! 1 :ilH: frt'iyhf ll'lif 

in- lias fioured ;is ;i r*ûlt r>f wiir 

Unii' Uf'tlVJiV ;i ( C.i|)0 Mil',, bis! J = 

Wnrni! I.aw,«fi ui-m-nU fn-iHlu ' 

and piisH)-ny(-] z uaciK of thf 1 J"iil- 

rtmii ffiiuf'iuls'f! '•' !i;i^ iifst hi*oii I 

suffii-U'tu if w;if!';itn. n fit 

Ht> .hjiifi Fn> liilllti i 

iiiliii-iivomi'llt n! !:lU :i;ii 

weighs HO, dees net aveiHgp much : al^ LeStour.eon; 

include Chris 

Ferguson 

EXPRESS 

9th St. and Simpson Av. 

pboQe Ooeui City BOO 

Daily Trips 

and Suburbs 

C«U Per »aa DeiiTcr JB _êe«s City 

end Phllt, = geefll Injured 

MOFIire OF AHY 

Phii«. Oiticci: AnericBB f 

Qmttmi Ph, Phil*, Kukri S21 

linlfbiir'tg. 

turn Chm 

ers; fullbacks, Aiiiein PJerent;no Ji:r. 

cii'n find Efi 

ihppby Jr.'in 

snid Earl 

E«';na. Hud 

vuff iiiui in- 

A1 

Al 

•!;ln Juki- 

Tlu- Now Je-hpy Kifth iinri 

Cti'iiiniftsinn 'his Wi'fk clllli'd the 

iiiiiMii inn nf Iirrnwd huntprs to 

iii!' 9 ;i m w iiriims 1 f>pi*ni!isj of the 

uplund yiuiic st'nsnn Novi»mber 10 

in nirifr to jire'vcnt IUS.V violation 

of t!u> iaw wlifn tnev Kifirt huntni'i ' 

?'jr i : ibbi!.*•;. innk 1 plieiLSirniH and 

flUiiil Thi> hs'ii?ijiii will s>nnii!iin> ; 

Thi< fifih nriri J*HUII' LUVK sprrifi- J 

hliilll b 

1 : 

i ) 

! 

1 '- 

_'! 

In' 

• ! l ' 

11 (1 

;'h 

(ITS 

, [isiniLir 

1 jjfirilr 

il thf 

sli^fi; in 

TV '.% 111 i 

will hr 

;"itn*' t>'. 

r |i«ii : • r 

ult'iit \ 

ififi Kf.i 

»!!!!! ntl till* 

d nut 

law 

• M; \ 

'f'tlSVi 

own 

nin 

ti> a 

iv i'n'flirtt ! i!: 

ninf 

ihnt 

dor-:-. 

\ I-'HI 

!llc 

dur- 

;iiii("' 

1" o : n 

iri a 

LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED 

CERTAIN-TEED 

Guaranteed Products for 

REROOFING 

Frer Estimates FurnlshPcI = No Iljwn 

Independent Roofing Co. 

lllil!ll> hiv ( i i . i h i s i,,r 

Fi'Ci'llI iii'Fi a v i = I|Ii'lii 

Wanted Tt, Buy 

Lost 

n lijii l!i!4i-i-n 

N'lirlh si., Wi s !li 

iiiry rd, 

LAlJlK^' KiMiii » rist iiJiith. 

HEiuru i" :| = = ' AllanUt iiv. 

" » ! l i i y . 

Iii 

— iJKOFji |K>nic^fd tjr cîi tile feliahir 

TllumSi Det'efb'.. .*3 U?»i aV, H^ncii 

_SE1. C «- = Xi-îl. 

'I'ASK!- M ":,„ ,.)..- in j..,,,,f .",T,;- Hi U illiisn, |l ii iii 

'ii i, .ii \i . S:,ii I, v, i „,: ,\, |., 

In ej 

And Npw9 Women MUk Drivers! 

Miss Amy Ilatfifld, ]g, salpspipi, w*s a-niotif first snpiicant- t« sre 

jobs as milk wagfiti drUers when I he Supplee-Wills- Jones Milk C«fl> 

pany, Philadelphia, advertised re efmtly f or women to take the place 

at drtvef-sajrsmen «hp have joined the nation's armed services. 

Hi-'., i-i, hi', j. 

-I. i', . . 

Wanted 

in*; 

ai Slipii: 

K-LJ t'lif!=»!i!i j * 

II ].I jaini!*»fi 

ili, iii iut jl.il) vv 41 11 

iiii]Tj m ij i'kpic 'i 

S= !! sin *it!iii No 

m'L'F».-ny: 

1 : ,,i- Uii 

NEW lurk 

j!j.j!i. 

Personals 

Automobiles Wanted 

î I.I, 

P.HI' 

i.'iK 

! -- Si it U f \ U l(.t;lir"^ pin-, •, 

! ..Ill--, ( !I.-1-:..!I I, | ! U rf|, >i | I I.; 

i - I ' V i ' . h i i n f . I-: ,.,,.i A ; . , , , . 

i 1,-,-H.I I |i> . jl.Jl. 

For Sale 

N!i\\ m I N K TI.SIK I,', Ii :., 

tijillli liii • 1 i 1 . 1 1 , h f I .,1,1. 

:H.ll i ii.iii •-- i'l tf;i |], « | ,\ 

!> 'I'M 

i.ilnii . 

iiyment 

3 S. Fleming Avt, 

Ph, 4-lBig Atlantic City 

"BETTER ROOFS AT 

"00 = Bth SL 

City IMi, OlGfl 

1'ltlrES" 

Uii! 

fil "e*ery 

ili|i.ii i i i i i c t A tisll !!!!? 

iirlli'ji iiritl litrn'.lrFi'i! !" 

.. I i, ..il,|ii:ii is i •- f• • r niii- 

I' 1 . 

Hi. ii|i. 

ii,i i ,iii 

1: 

ii> j'li'ii.Hr '..illin \ V ( I I ! I T r.iiiis I'liM'ir 

Qj§(3 _ I- i-_ 

P R f y X T k .•.". II""fuiii!-!i. .I !•'••»•, i i . . ! 

h J l l i . i " t . i i i ' ! - . . ! l . ' l l " .'. j J . 

m i i ' i '•I'- 

ll 

Toy Railroads 

and dien lot Miss MJUer to put her 

on it! Depend upon it, ê was £&e 

person reênsttle for ttiat tneuth. 

h iî 

"Wtell, even if die was. I dan't 

care—not any more." Rlletta took 

h&r roommftte by the shoulders and 

shook bet joyously. "Lucy, I have a 

date tonight!" 

"A date? Yau_ don't mean with—" 

''Ye§! With Dr. Aihl I me| hln) 

in the eeprtdor this morning and, 

aifter we'd ehatted fer & Httle"sfattf, 

h# asked me out to dinner," 

"Hurray!" Lucy fairly beamed,' 1 ! 

knew that ail h# needed was a HtUi 

eacouragement, Ht would prflbably 

''ave Psited you fer a dftte long ago 

if you hadn't been so btnt on mUb- 

mg him. Judging frO,n your x- 

citement, I take it that you've de 

cided yon don't hat* him so i 

after ill." sat down &ne g 

into sp&oe. "Of «eurse I 

don't hate him=I nevfr said I did. 

1 = 1 was just a little ppejudieed 

Hgainst him at first. But new—ofa, 

LjUey, I don't know what's come 

ayer me but, every time I see him, 

something queer happens to me. I 

wouldn't say this ts anyone in the 

world except you but=-well, I won- 

der whether I'm falling in love," 

"Aha! So, at last, you're catching 

the fever!" Lucy exclaimed, -'New 

you're acting like a norsr.al girl!" 

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Powell-Van Gildar 

Lumber Co. 

llkh Hi, LI ml West 

INVEST YOUH FUil'lAVINSi 

fN WAS BONDS AND ITAMPt t 

ritai a.na 

CAMERON BROS. 

Buildersf Jobbers 

and Roof erg 

Sf BtroOUB wi,t Occin ; H. J. 

C. Joseph Moyer 

Contractor - Builder 

Office and Sbop 

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LOCKSMITH 

LOCKS SOLD 

ifl^HEFAIRED 

KEYS 

O! All Types 

MADE 

2 for 2SC 

AUTO KE¥i 

ALL GARS 

jsaws - getBiort 

Tools 

LEM0NTS 

GEO. A. RAYES 

BUILDER 

Competent Jobbing = 

EsUbilthea i?2j 

jib «Ss Asbury Phone 

< >Eii, lill 

BRECKLEY, 

1! House and Sign 

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CHAFTBR XXI 

IF EVER a girl enjoyed wearing 

it nuiiiH fiatciTiity pin, Bee did. 

OH tiie fflnrniiK* aftt?r her date with 

CiHleton A-îi. £hc proudiy showed 

his pin m iiljrisjst ev^ry nurse an 

thr sistli floor. 

Finally. MLas Jlill;.'r feproved her, 

Bliikr', whilt IK this plii I've 

you shnwinf. lo *hc atlipf tsirls? 

ttii 't you know that nui'fc.C5 nre not 

pi'miiLtiitl to w,:| ,\t !:,!•! 

KrKM-lll-.". 

f.HiMi^ h i .• 

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Afi'J:, '- - .1 

i'riii'. I'" ' 

money is wasted 

Don't waste ppcelena 

livtiH. livery dollar you can 

spare should be n§dd to buy 

War Bo&di, Buy your tcii 

percent every pay day. 

Business Services 

Commercial PRINTING 

I --. 

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You mran you:f enffaged to him? 

"Yes." Bee smiUrd riidlantly, 

MiJlfr was ii^tDnisiticd. Weli, 

w»s f:ist_ work, shf thought. 

pposMl .HoiiiP young 

m lii\-t> vory quickly, 

MjiMip yfsii, Mi l 

LADIES! MISSES! 

CHILDREN! 

Hl'V T1IK IlItiUKHT qlALITV 

AT THK LOWliHT FlUt'EH 

Mo-.| s;i:];uMLint milv m our HO 

yi'.irs ot !tiiinuliir"t!!-ihu. 

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Pressed 

J ALTERATIONS - REFAlBlNa | 

eefln and 

Salem counties in the highest fem- 

perature category, 

T,he lowest temperature group in= 

f-ludes counties o? Bergen, Esses, 

Morris, Passaic. Sussex and War- 

ren, while the intermediate tem- 

perature group includes Hudson, 

Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, So- 

HOTlCl 

PUBLIC IALE OF REAL PROPERTY 

OP THE •CITY OF OCEAH «Tt 

NEW JERSEY 

)\ y viiiiic ui auihimiy >if ilsv H.iiiTiI 

n{ (JummiaMifnvfs [if llie fit y (if (ki'll!! 

C'iu", Ni'*' Js'fst'y, I BII.IM exiiu»i !" siili' 

' HQVEMBER 1ITH, 1«2, 

i-i !hc iiEL, 

TO; ESTia SOBEL: , ,^ 

By virtue sf iii order qf the ~ ~ 

Qianccry a| rhe it«te of Ne 

Bade on the Stis day of I 

ISH2, in a e«uie wherein Loaii 

petitioner and Jfoo are „ ^^ 

ire hereby required ta aniw*sr_ %b*- g 

tian of said Betitlener 6ft OF 

jpth day ef Nqyenbi-r next, «nd 4

W _ « S ? ^ ^ , ^ 

ro TOE OCEAN CITY SENTiNEL-LEDGER 

Box Of 

apSent 

Box Nearly 

__F| Donations Soar 

^^ "Hi© cartes of fur scraps 

Mm Ocean City donors 

1M been sent away, and a 

J tax was beJng fflled this 

EvfOr BWpinen6 to the Seaman's 

^ 

straps of lur will be fash, 

vum vests fqr merchant 

•Response to the appeal 

SO far, according to 

2. Sand,, 103 Central 

and Hie second box will be taken 

Sjy tfte saj»e concern when It Is 

filled. All pleees of fur, no matter 

how.^mU, are acceptable for this 

pulpesa 

One of ttie most recent eflnfcri- 

buttons was made by Mrs. Mary 

who solicited friends out of 

town for their eld fur* 

Others added to the list of don- 

ors were: Mrs, George MiUspaugi!, 

Mrs, Walter Allen, Mrs, John New, 

ton, *&frs= Otto Reiehly. Mrs, Ben- 

jamin Dyngan, Mrs, Floyd O. 

Slnuns, Mrs. tJppIemsn, Claire's 

Beauty Shop, Mrs, Raymond Brad- 

way, Mis, Mary Davis ntiri Mrs C 

Anderson, 

News of Our Boys in Service 

L'S Express took the firs 

scrape to Philadelphia, 

>"".>'H RE-ELECT 

:IMER WENE 

Listen To These 

RADIOTALKS 

Oftfi iruni lad Warkg 

Oft, Jl=WSAB—7;I0 P. M, 

j UeCofnuek, Majority 

HOBH ef K t t i 

?• C»Ft, 

. 1—WBAB—1;00 P, M, 

A. F. Asedia 

=WSHJ=I JJQ p, 

fcu KcConpif*, Majority 

ElgB ef Representatives 

,r-,,i 

-n 

- n J 

loners C*»y and Bider 

AtluUe County Committee 

Her, 2—WSAB—10:41 P. M, 

ttti County Committee 

i=WSAB—H:00 J*. M, 

Elmer H. 

Far By A. W, 

i Manager, 

More New Books 

At Public Library 

TOe following new hooks recently 

have been added to trip pnhlir li- 

brary; 

FICTION: 

''Affair of the Splintered 

by Clifford Knight, 

"An Apple For EVP," by 

Norris, 

"Cup and the Swore,'' by A, T, 

Ifobart, 

"Drums of the Mom ing." by p: 

V, stern, 

"Lieutenant's Lady." by B S Al- 

drieh, 

Light of Western Stars," by 

Zane Grey, 

'Men of AJberma]?," ay inîis 

40 Service Man 

At First Dance 

Women's Club Spon- 

sors Canteen Event 

"Murder Among Friends," by 

Lsnge Lewis. 

"Rainbow at Dusk," by EmU? 

Loring, 

'Rider on the Bronze Horse," by 

H, H, KTOll. 

"Signed With Their Honour," toy 

James Aidridge, 

"Sound of an American," by Dav- 

"Surgeen in Charge," by Eliza- 

beth Seifert. 

"Valley of Night," by jeffery 

Fame], 

"Valley of Vanishing Herds," by 

W, Tuttle, 

Her- 

> The 

[Chatterbox 

is serving 

Tasty Hot 

Dinners 

85 

Hot Platters 

Luncheons 

40c - 50c 

The Chatterbox 

IEAN B, CAMPBELL, Prop. 

9th St, & Central Ave, 

ICE CREAM 

Delivery Service 

"Aimerican Harvest," by Ailen 

Tate, 

"Afnjy Means BuMnesa," by 

bert Corey, 

''Butter With My Bread," by Ol- 

a Feô\*a, 

"Coming Battle of QenTiany," by 

W, B, Ziff, 

"Get TTiee Behind Me." by Hart= 

zell Spenee, 

"Lives of Van Leon," by Van 

Loon. 

"World at my Fingertips," by 

Kflfsten d 

Navy Extends Age 

Limit for Officers 

The Navy announces that the age 

limit for applicants for cenKniss= 

ions has been raised from "under 

36" to "under 39," 

College graduates between 33 and 

3fl who were turned down in the 

past simply because they were over- 

age are urged to report at once at 

the Office of Naval Officer Pro= 

curement in the Widener building, 

Philadelphia, 

READ THE CLASSIFl Ml I ADS 

DUCKIKQ BOAT 

Someone tare raj decoys ffBfn 

aneBari and tjirew thEm areuHd the 

meadow- Th*y alss cut my beat 

adrift lit Cedar gWAHip Cr«ik, 

Rnder Please Notify Bos 17B0 

REWARD 


• Photographers • 

Portraits = Views 

Developing and Printing 

Phone 1136 - 83S Asbnry Ave. 

a. 

V>1 

TO HELP.the telephone system meet 

'iiWiWiflpua wartime reed*, try to make your long 

jdJUawKf &SU wttea the Uses are less busy,,, before 

10 a. m.; Between noon and 2p,m.;5 and 7 p. m.; 

9 p- to, And when you coll, be brief. 

# May Umltii Stmta Wat B*u4t mmi Simmpt # 

' Parks and Al Jamcsan. service 

men, entertained with vocal and p3- 

ane selections. Miss Anns Stsn= 

ard was mistress of ceremonies, 

Hefregiments af cookies nnd eider 

were served. 

GIRLS ARE INVITED 

Twenty*.fl¥B giris were Invited 

by the club to dance with the ser= 

vice men guests. They were chosen 

from the high school Senior class 

nnd others out o*f school over li 

ye&TS qf age. The girls were con- 

veyed to and from their homes by 

members of t/ie Women's Chib. All 

gltW attendin" these dances during 

the Winter ittiist have Invitations.: 

must be sponsored by two older 

persens, and have parental eon, 

sent. Mrs. Leslie C. Hughes, club 

president is in charge of arrange- 

ments. 

Hostesses at the initial dance 

were Mrs, Hugties, Mrs, William O 

Townsend. Mrs. Ttiflmas Adams, 

Mrs. Herman SclvftGn and Mrs. 

Kfflrold Lee, 

New Leatherneck 

FRANKLIN DEPUTY 

City resident at 1447 

Asbury av.( is now on hJs third 

w«k of training wtji th* If. s. 

Marine C«rp at ParHs Island, S. 

G The training includes usf nf 

all modern combat 

Another Resort 

Girl In WAVES 

Esther Morris Accept- 

ed for Enlistment 

Mr, 

Litle Darby 

Joins Navy 

BERGEN ON FTJRLOl'GH 

John J, Bergen is spending a *10« 

day furlough in Ocean City with 

his wife, ttie former Miss Frances 

Branin, Private Bergen is station- 

ed at Alamagardo, New Mexico, 

with the Army Air Force. 

Resort Youth Now at 

Port Deposit, Md. 

Lit]e Darby, son of Mr, and Mrs 

Roy E, Darby, 604 central av., was 

inducted into the Navy Saturday 

and was immediately assigned to 

Port Deposit, Md,, for training 

The school is at Tome University, 

recently acquired by tile Navy for 

the purpose, 

Darby, a graduate of Oeean City 

High School Ln 1&40, tiad been pin. 

ployed by the resort postoffice. He 

enlisted In the V=6 branch of the 

Navj-, which is to train mechanics 

and navigators for Naval aviation 

His brotlief._ Roy, Jr., k in [he 

Army at San Franeiseo, cal. 

lather Morris, daughter of 

and Mrs. Francis Morris, 35 

Wesley av., was accepted this week 

for enlistment in Gie WAV¥m 

iiew women's Huxilinry of the U @ 

wavy. 

is the second office 

of city hull ta enlist in the 

zation within less than two 

Miss BOnnip Bonham left for train- 

ing early in October, The two 

young wcJrnen fJed applipations at 

he same time, but Miss Morris was 

not called to Philadelphia fffr PSB 

minatiOii uiitiJ last Friday. 

The newest WAvfJ recruit has 

been seeretai->' in the city building 

nspec!ien officp nenrly four vesifs. 

fip esperLs to remriii there unlll 

ailed for active duty nnfl 

some time in ri 

Miss Eonhtim y 

mining in Oklflhomfl. 

-RANK WOLF TO TAKE 

H.IUHT TRAINING 

| Frank W. Weif. fernier 

i City youth uiio became prefr.inent 

! as a Boy Sfaut a few years aga, is 

I doing equally well in the Army. 

I according to warn received hprr. 

I Frank, now holding the status 

of Cadet, has been selecied by tin 1 

classification board for pilot trnin- 

m 

gan, Arthur WatkinH and Harrj* 

Young. 

DERNOSKI IN 

TECHNICAL COURSE 

Private Felix Dernoski is now 

•with a technical training sdliool 

squadron ef the Army Air Forces, 

at Miami Beach, FJa, 

In expressing appreciation 

for receiving The SenUneULedger, 

Private Derneskl declares, "it is a 

great morale iboester, 8 ' 

TARVES IN NAVY 

Oonflld Tarves, son of Mr and 

Mrs, Fred S, T&fves, has enlisted 

In the Navy and Is now in training 

at a base in Mainland, He left the 

reiert last wgek, Tarves, a carpen= 

ter, resided here at 943 Bay av. 

TOM BART AT 

EBCEWOOP ARSENAL 

Private Thanes Dart, who e 

lilted in the Aiimy last Spring, has 

been tranaf erred from Aberdeen 

royinig Ground to BdgewoOd Ar 

senal, Md. 

CLEANED 

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744 Asbury Ph. 1035 

bo 

fi-nrn pate 1) 

birthday, and pray that a speedy 

world peftce will enable us. once 

again, to pet inyt our fl'ri tiLn* 1 

stride." 

Coinciding witii piTeetflr 

son's opinion that Hie schools 

th? best places far the 

Of the historic BiîjL, O^nlt 1 ! J 

Ricker, County Superinteijdent of 

Schools, deeiures thftt his ofm? and 

the various seiisois under his sup- 

ervision will fee gltifi to eeciptfflte 

with the FreeholfiPrs in seeing that 

the anniversary is nppraprintpiy 

fnenmemorated. 

TO GET BCK>KLETS 

whoal pup!l will reeeivH n 

copy of a booklet, containing' ft 

short, comprehensive, ehronoioyipni 

history of Cape May County. 

Many locfll civic and other or 

gaiiiEJitiens also will. Mr jBckspn 

believes, want to celebrate the event 

in some way during the week of 

November 9ih, If such ^rnups will 

contact the nfTire til thp 

viH at Geiirt House they will 

material to assist them in nr 

if interesting programs. 

On displny in Cape May List 

week, the County historical exhibit 

is beirig shown in Wildwoed thin 

WO«?k, It will be transferieel to Court 

House next week. The large book, 

wHh Its turnin« pages 

I historic spots, attracts 

' nttt-ntign wherever 

rKKATED IN 1692 

Created in 1G92 from land nwnet! 

by thf West Jersey Sociciy. what 

is now Capp May County was first 

taken posSfHsien of in the nftnie of 

thp Dutch by Henry Hudson, an 

Enijlishmnn employed by* the East 

India Company of Hallaiui. when 

he sailed tlie twa-masted vess;'l, 

ihe •peHnive Me*»!"*. or 'Half 

Moon", up Ui'lnwhre Bay 

38 ]@09. 

Wiien rslnhllshfij November 

1^2. nape Mny County 

•\\\ of Houth JtTM'y to a pnint nbdijt 

20 miIPS up ihe MsiuriPr River, then 

easterly to the most northern polni 

of Ctreat Km Hftrbor, 

FIRST COlfRT AT CAPE MAY 

The firsi potiit in the count\ was 

Quarterly Coui'l, fo« ensfs not es 

peedinj» 20 pounds, alid was helti sit 

"Poitsrnouth (Cupe May Town or 

Town Bftiiki' Murfh 20. 

Cose Hall, 

Tlie eeunty's first prôn 

built ii! 170'j on Quiilus 

MiimiHMttmttiM 

ititnittiMitittittit 

MOVIE ADS and 

Somers Point News 

On 6 

d of nravelly Run, 

On April 2, 1723. ihe county 

divided into three townships lip 

pci^ ^riddle ajid l^wer. 

The ihhalaitJints f-f the cfjunt 

6S| when the flrsf 

was taken In 

and 

I umaUnii-s wilt 

! qualify for both. 

Full infiii'mniion mnv 

frOin ~ ~~ 

HOME ON LEAVK 

Bdwnrd Brnnifi, son of Mr, 

Mrs. Frf-wis Brtinin, >*. at his home, 

1106 Sinipson av,, on n short fur* 

lough. He is in the Nav>, stuiionetl 

at Neu*poit. R. I. 

Speedometer 

May Be Lying 

Check Accuracy and 

Save Possible Penalty 

"How's your Hpeedamrter?" 

The query lias important mrnii: 

ing just now, the Keystone Auto- 

mobile" Club points out, boenusp of 

the national requirement of n 35 

mile speed limit, "Lazy" speecki- 

i.TiC'tf'rs mny uei their owners into 

serious trouble, the clirt warns. 

Club offieinls sny thitt in in;iny 

sppfd nrTPhtx rominy to ihfir ni- 

isntion: sppptlomptPr rhPek-up htis 

fpypalpd H double crpsMnu tendency 

on t'ie pfirf of t.hp spppri infl'fiitnr. 

"At speeds of fivr to 25 milfs ppr 

hour," HIP Club statement rieelfit^s, 

"speedometer iicturncy in tli^sp 

ciisfa iiitained pci frctton. TlirrP 

was a tendency to mKtnc*ss bet wren 

2.5 and 35, If these rnsea pomini? 

under our QhsorvatioH rs*p!•*»,

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