Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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NEWSPAPER FUBUSHINQ CO, 

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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 

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'tin- '-' -iK 

l'iMii' ii! 

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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 

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•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 

HODRSi f A, M, to 5 P. Ms 

170$ Atlaiitie Avenue 

Atlantic Citf, N. J, 

SIAL 5-1531 

Mo wen Studio 

Developing - Printing 

Photographs, . Ciiniera Supplies 

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 

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