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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 committee. 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 Produce Specials 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 before 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 donation day In Ocean City, when, the mobile unit of the American Red Cress is scheduled to visit the resort 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 company, * 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-minute 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 occurred 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 included 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 present, 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 police. 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 celebration =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 civilian 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 information 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 Louis Cantor & Son Stt White Horse Pike, BQO BASBOB CITY, N. J. JUNIOR MISSES and 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 • \< i r !f : I h i " 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 - 4 Rnr U ! t Thill'.-fiii ,IIIP !! ! fl,!'l I I! :n ttr Nn!'- •. 1 1 1 " '] F O f I! At Mi" lin... Ol in 1 F.:id«t¥ur f • 'trail, the • ! # • ••••»»»»••»»»•••»•»••••• 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 Seashore Building & 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 of 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 effort and Mrs, Hand is urging public 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 Our Own Cleaning with Most Modern Equipment m SAME DAY SERVICE IF REQUESTED • ASH'S Cleaners 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— For The Winter Months 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 Your Choice of 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 Your Choice of 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 i - 1 i' r 'i' J ' S ^^^
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