Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

HGHT THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
. Rally at
Thursday
ra?1yf at which aU
I in |he Nsveysber 3 elee-
^e speakers, has been
for next Thursday Geto-
i, at tbe WUdwood 0elf Olub
Ungs will begin at 1 p.m=
Jogs will begin at i p,m=
will include a el&m bake and
along with the re.
Of the candidates Amort 1 -'
will be Albert W.
candidate for V S= Sen-
and MttjW'Osnefa] Ben jam'n
£ Ftoulols. candidate fop CongresH,
TOI rally will be the major ef.
jr the County RepubJienn
. _ _ Committee to put the
f candidates before the voters
' gh and R "*hPr'
risort youths, are vneat!on =
In Pennsylvania and Ohio,
SOMERS POINT NEWS
P-TA Plans For
Active Season
IS Member? in First
Sewing Session
lOMEHB POrNT—A covered di h
supper preceded the business meet
Ing of the parent-Teacher Asscei-
afiEHi f'ie Rrt>i meetirii; o f t-ie FJII
term. Th* 1 ailair was held in the
Domestic Science rontus of t^
Diwes av: s'iicnl Mrs Wilmcf Wij
son presided.
FOB QUlUh MESULTS
OSE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Ocean City's Only
Family Shoe Store
• OPEN ALL YEAR
045 ASBUKY AVE-
EVENINGS
mate P=TA convention in New York
City, October 2a, 29 and 30,
The executive committee w-ll
meet in Dawes av, School Wednes.
day afternoon, October 21= Mis,
John OUveFi Jr.. read the preHJ
denl's messrige to all P-TA organI
eat Ions,
Attending the meeting: Mra: Wil
met* Wilson, Miss FiQfenre Ssi'Il
Miss Gface Wolf. I^*s. S^anltfi
WJl-Nsn, Mrs, Florence Johnson
Mrs, Catherine Miridietqn Ms
Ejigflbe-th Lfpe, Miss Anne
Mrs. Enrl Wickman, Mi=s,
bert, Mr*. Jeflii Oliver. Jr
Unmue! MPDOWPII. Mrs
Johnson. Mrs. Sh^rrnnn
Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs.
Fehrle, Mrs aeorg*' ©Tiiih.
Wii'le't Tsard, M"s. Jo^fp'i H
Mrs A nnznrd, Ms LIIMSP
son. M*-*: A'Lhtir HanWM ! ! M'
ward Brojirhard, Ms Flu' ii
Her-
Mrs
r* H'rVFnnti Mrs. F"< ! ri Rsst, Mrs
H Mfi'Ii 3 : Mrs. Frnllie chnpinim
Mrs. rylinrl-.s Wolf iiiii! Mrs A W
Snbnm
Ma»iras Hostess
At Hnspital Party
POINT - M-
The teaah't'? w^rp pfpgPrti'd with
bouquets of flowers by Mrs Harry
Rnotf, it wns 'ienldrd to e?i't;nue
having every ether meetin? an eve
nin^" TTpetinii: The November meet-
ing will be in New Yfirk n' : ss'iiool
in the
Mrs. Seetc,
ginrs, urged m?mber^ to subscribe
te ihe Parent Teacher mugMsine >
Mrs. Stanley Wilson, chairman of j
the Pnrent EtiueaUon group, an- I
*iOiinced that ihe fli^t meeting win :
be at her home. October 22
TO BUY OIL i ., i . , ,
The Association decided to eon- ! n j)0, \Uvk i-m-he-on :ind ruirri o-i
tinue to apon-sar the iXid Liver OH ' Tliursdnv artcmoo'i M! H ! >' lif
Fund in the steels. Another activ- j bfla'warc nv wliidi'"'
ity is the sewing project, in con-
nection with the Oosntv P=TA
Four hundred ^others from the
county and Atlantic City are sew-
ing |n 27 hotels in Atlantic Oiiv
W-xch day a ironB meet at «ach
hotel, and do whatever repair er
alteration work is needed on the
boys' clothing: thus savins ma?iv
taller blijs. gemefs Point group wil!
sew on Monday,
Last, wfe's, the first tfreup of !fl
women, from seiners Point cer: =
pieted 54 garments. Lunch is sery,
ed by the Army, sine? the be»• '-
ning ef the sewing project 14.78^
garments have been renovated and
altered,
Miis Ornee Wolf, chairrrmn ff the
War Emergency unit of P-TA, L^ •
plained soothe- activity of tM?- A,
3 Lots Sold By
Point For $250
Another Sal© Plan=
ned October 23
WOA the highest bidder at a prbii?
sale by eSty eouncil Frltlay evening,
for premises designated as Ijnth 14
35 nnri 16, Block No. 4, On Pliin
ef panie] B Frn?Jer The prlee or
f-epted was i2Sfl.
Another public sale is sehpciiil^'' 1
fnr Ot-ttjfier 3:1. « f Sien H housie nnd
lot owned by thp city, sifuBU^t n!
f>09 7iii st,, wiii bi' orTerefl ni a
Ho
i for the benefit of thy Liflses Aux-
iliary of Short* Mfinoriiil Mos"|tnl.
Table prizes wi'n 1 nwarileil hu/h
Hporer?!: nnd the ehrmce jirisa's wilt
to Mrs Lillian M-f^n.iii" nnd Mi=v
Aithur Hiuiwcil
i pi'psi-'n'' M*'-- , = ;i)'if« Hnrvrv
Mrs Andrew Maxwell. Mi : ' J . Jf'in
nt'Jst?ill. Mr?.. Plnri'llSt' B"poks tine]
Mrs*. F P Ftjifl of OfPfin C-tv. M'>;
Ai'rh Wjfhnm of Vefiintt', Mfs
WiMinm K. f; 'ni(h a r Pl>
Mrs. Herbt']' Asidi'-ecLi. M>s
Miirv StiiMftr, Mrs. Jtv*t*v> 1 ee
Rliifih. Mi's Rf'ifV
WiT.siT R- F-nll, Mrs
Charles Durfjin was
:" V •'"(•!! f 'i' ihf- vn'ijrUiiry il 'ri he
is giving- srhoot ciiiidren bv HM
troliln" rprtiiin street erftssing>> h* 1
for*> and uftrr srhool
PROTEST TROLLKV SEKVrt'i:
City Clerk, James O Seiiil wiit,
dii-eeted is write (lie Ailarjtlc nky
and Shore RailrOflfl of th H lff ! on
j vt'nienf-** uiwsrti : ':v ij'.e ti'olloj' I'uv-
i i>iff Atlantic city nt i i 30 p.m. cum-
i iny only to Linwooti rnnHine i' hfp.
\ essiiry for iejiTit'is Point folks to
'• n>ach iheir hfti *-- from tlieri' t.hr
lis-*?t wny thi-y OiHi
Ciry F rrt>Li?»urt-r' Jiunes M 1 , Mon-
flti'hiin rpjjorti'il ihii' reeeitsta for
the first niri* ! niontfis of thf? yenr
Qinauiufti to Slfl[.)011J7, aris.! d-s- •
•bu'st'ments for the sam" period i
were S79.S0525, Ifsivirii! LL bal'inf* 5
on tisinri AH ef RcpU'mber 30 dl 7&
was prud oil 1942 tases.
C1TEN FIRE HAZARDS
Fin' Ciu;f Henry Oliver subniit-
t*d a report, following a flre in-
sr*'G'Lin~-i pf certniii p-'Qperties: and
asked ihat (Me City condimn tnyrn
' as fire hazards, Tlie places in qMei !
Thp speaker ulsti ^jiiikf
vi IMP duties imd wufkiUj-'M of th^
fiffic! 1 Biesu.HM oi 11 • *
•s of ihf t^'-'utdrs d f
in his ofli!'*' !i'i* =r f! .i!* ! i
in Wiir time hr f.ilUl.
WsiifiolJ Lose L'SU*! nHTTibt' : noi'
in the Navy made n spirited sippe:i"
*o ri'ineeis .ind Romrrs Poin! rili :
zeris to KUppori tht 1 st/rsip drlvi',
'luiii Miivc ii report »i
Kiwanis rluLi inpmbt'rs* activi-
in the prt'si'iit rou'ity - widi 1
dri%c Klvsunian nnd •Fcou!
Master WiHi'wn OofHri'v uniiouti
red thijt til" Hcnuis will mii'ii 1 n
dynr=to=dc;ar ranviu^s tfininiToSv
ArUiur Ford iind Rev Crtihr
rt'i'ortffi on tliMir visit n^
(0 H 1 ** Statt 1 Ki%ViiMii Cfni-
I vention. In Tr*'!iten
The nfunes of Joseph DsOrio, E;t
I wii Sfhneidfr and Tiioniit;* H'\ **
I were added to the Kiwfinus Club
Service Plaque,
j M*s [jponnre peJinven n*id 'Die
'' mas Hickman were Kuestj, of th]
i rliib Tlie attendance prizi- donatt'd
i bv Theotiore Meskeffi, wcrii
jumes Butterworth,
Mrs, Lee Ijnvt 1 and .JarVi Piit
son prrsenfrd a stpt'tiM
profraTn,
!i
-
Htiirting 7:15
Matinem 2:30
& 'i'hur. ;irc
ariti Saturday. f>< t. IJ; 17
I:dj!Wr BEKClEN iiiiil ( (iiirli,. Mv(Mill!\
"HERE WE GO AGAIN"
Wltli libbt'f ilfCiKI-: uiiil M*iI.i,V
Added, "Th" Kjifrii nf
STKVENH - Ftiye
^'SECRET ENEMIES'
io
VIA IN
I.i Mary Ruhfrt!, ilJtiiliartN
PITTS
M TISH M
> KIHnl:i:
CliL. ii — only — K
I-lJiyi! NOI.AN - jVIiirjnrii. VVPAVKR Iri
M JUST OFF BROADWAY"
Friday and Saturday, iiri, 2'UU
Kiilliryi! GHAVKOS' - Vaii HKI t IN lii
"SEVEN SWEETHEARTS*
«iih MiiRha IM.'NT = t'eijliii PAHKKR
GINGER IS GREAT
AT KIDDING AROUND
...but wateh her when
sho acts her age)
GINGER ROGERS
-RAYMIUAND
-. -SA1.VAf.
yuiir r,iiv.rMi)i,-rit wi!h
Cross Loaned 15
smith. Mrs John Oliver Hr :\J •
John Olu cj. jr. Mis Him Hi
b M
IN THE SCRAP!
The Minor Has Ma ior Plans
$1.00 ««P l O*«n City,
point and t pper
hl
—"No. 136
CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Telephone 0304
High School
Goes On
War Footing
Pre-Service Cours-
es Introduced to
Speed Victory
ny IIAROM) LKK
. Qvmn City Hi«/h Srhnn
laid tlif K» - f | !!n ( ^ v " l * I< IM
week ti> k f '> nll-fsiit in Ameri-
ca's war HOiit,
Vii para if nn -4 an 4 hei.ny
jnade I'"i f the '^OH.MII in jn'itpt
the FJit'li Sell.ml Virfury
OCEAN'CITY, N. j,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1942
Ballets In Window of
R. R. Car Peril Resoriers
Putlksiian Office
Mrri'a Hal!, >iii Ht, ami Itavrfi
F ffiMrt i ifii'f'riuin j
fihoi mfikj.] ii.iflh'. WOI-H
Jjiir- vry Innji bi.ftifi. h
tlie (ruih of Uu> okl Kiiyjiti
«,iir is iin!!. ii uu^ t|i:,[."if,(,i-f!
id k.
r fMj!rmit;t RhfM'mjiker nnf
! i-nm Fnrt
i,-nr
]ate in Aiii rl i?.-i hy t ho Nutiun=
al Inslilule nil Kdiirnf ion, at
,, f..]ii''-n in Trim"
•,v:iif' i «'.il m ' j) ir-'
, i cc'ili! ii 'iv p h y j . i -
;O!ji'!iN U.i 1'l.i.V i hfi.-
: ! 11^ ii; ;. (' in-
s h. : ah >
\ viciory,
Upon ni-fival in Wilmington, SPV-
la\n flotluji inveHtiga^
! he iruin iu\fi itispptjt-
w hut m.'ifit Mfi fftni-
M.4V HAVE BERN Aft IDEN'T
Otic ihiory iv:is thiii \)w
.,*. C i i l . w h : T ! h A3 met!
POINT M « F--.H J
prpiiidt'd a» thp Rp-i r-'n-^K
in tht* :il"ipn?! ! fif Mr i; -;
Hand ehfiirman. Proflf of
noriffi 1 IT='ii "I •*¥> i 1 * 1 -fit
ip RFfinrtH fitmi M*'K
But'*"'«•{)!*',1 Mr«. M.ir":
illlfi Mrs. Mn!"h;i Kr)!' plf
of thp iij'-r. i !!!•*'»-• • Mr 1
thiink(*d fur 111 i>i r
Henkels
Vcd in Erie, Pas
lor iii
Pa ,
it! !••"•(.
n-yd
SIIIIM f'l" =
hs,n
Mrs Mark
Lirt> to
i?i: 1
f 1
r wns UDjitsili'i'H ti* P> 11 th"
iu'd trj'tii of Mis'; Palmi
wPi'r mtido fur si
ntid rsirfl i'nflv n L tilt
pip p"ftsirjf*r* M'"S. T'su
Ti-iii'selHv. r>r-U;hiM 32
P"RSC"it: MF> Ir'll
Willum B. Stiil! Mi'fe:
Mnskp't Mrs-. Forrest.
nf
Mrs
. Mrs,
W3li!'f
Cono.ver.
(i BnitK. Mi^M Anne
n Hart, Mrs. UvrtU*
Emina McCuiv Mr*
ns anfi Mrs F:nnb
Specials
8print
Shldrs. Lamb
?1 Boneless Rump
\ or Round Rcnst
ft
Fork
ft
iw, Chickens
Produce Specials
California
Iceberg LettUCe
head |
Mi's.
pntKT - Thf n
-iiin Ham- e' R^thnnv Mpt
Church wns obsprveti ftt tl'S
of Mrs. HrrniLiii HepUnH. Tln
'ifieinanii. AMfliidipt;- M5, hpciit the ai»k piid wilf'
his wife and li?r nnrentii, Mr and
Mrs. ITorbnrt
Mri, Burnham Quits
4^ School Librarian
SOMEfl^ IH>TNT The rPaignn-
(iari nf M r & Maude Burnnam as
librarlfUi viTis refi' "ei nt a
of thn Bonrd of ai"catiGn
day f'piiiiii. Th'
T*ilt> gTOCitil hus burn j'lJljsinyi 1 ,'! Yiv
MIL- TU I on Ci.iiiitmy in K\,v hii
I! ic
bt 1 i
til
re
fh
Mrs.
WPA M-,vitn-
yijiit'i! it t'n
tiini' UH
und w;ll
the
Mark
Mrs
Cftrl Biaf'li, M/s,.
M;s WiSiiuni TaUisr.
SffiirK Mrs. Howard
tithfr |j; = yj:'t=tH
Mi's. MM
niiupmsin
Allx-rUi
Lucky Twelve Gives
Parlv to Mrs, Smith
POINT -= Mra,
: tnined !iit=mljf>r-: (lip
f Club TH lif-v
Share ft\,, rind Mrs, nuvUi Srith
gUfsJ of fiontTi' a I ii siip'pris"
Mhdvior, Ciirds (e&turi'fi tiir
occasion, ,MJs, LPO-I H.erb* j rt held
high honors In brkifje, Mis, EiPhard ) Ma^kf,
Hewitt ,in plnortiie,
shsHly.
Adelizzios Mark
Third Anniversary
•'OMfcH? POINT--Mi
Rofiipo AdtOiKViio, fs
tarntprj tiu'ir tini'tl
vrrsiiry Suntiuy. Onrsts *vvr
Heleii Sliiinhon. 1^=0 n Fi'll^
CamdiMi; Mrs. Frfinpfs Willsnir
t!.H*r of Mrs. Atlfli^nin nnd Mr
Mis. Tony Adrli^Kio and ,^on
! per, ofOechh City.
i On Ratiirdny thr AtifV, '
j tended the lmmohin • r>f n
, the Dol&wiirp Buy iit
i TlKly Wfiie ufuomji.-iiiicii
' Wnlnrd NlekprKnii. Mrs \
and Mi't-,
subject, 1 ;
ed. and
Miss
nn
nt
jy Mi
!_)••] Nf =
(•iiiB(>r
nf plot in
Hi,,
—hut il iMl'j u licfuri' Mie
i-ver lilMicij, aho I ,;ih!rc
ami t
miivi !!• !.=
! W i-iMi '-. SHirii ! tt i((; i.llC
' |[ 'Iii |1|' [Hit ill! i n - llfil"'
-. 1:1 \y;ii ti: '
•1 w ill LM' iiiiiili' Sii iiiiv •
K H M e - f Ill (if ! i - f !,. II-
dents as po ,i=.iblc vnlint! ;i nly i'ii'
lilt in fJ1 i• Visiijry e;i!i'|j,'i: i : c-.>r-
Ua-currienhn a:-i ivii i=f>?, ii-rnrHnu;-
ATTENDS C ONI FIU:NCF
Abijiul NtiiliHi' til fl;*- jjioiJi*,U!i j
fas givm hiuti srliuul ti'su.-hi'is ;i> \
eiitsji, M(il!fhiy. 41 i 111 tin* MHW, 1 ; '
brukiii Us Uic s; iifh'iil body
ijy I'rhiiipiil tit ! lin ! .' W
Meyer. _ ;
fiuptfintenfii'nf of Si-hooU. C}o,,r^i j
E, IrsK'n WHS iti Nt'vvurk MoutlM.v ;
ud Tupfitliiy jitit'fidiim ii C'Oiifi r= t
ot sciiool t i x? i ! i Litlvt?s, culled by I
the Btau LH'p.imiiiiiit of Ediica= j
lion, at which »mny of the tech-
Blcal fleUtiL'i wcrf sot lied for put-
ting thp V.f'iory Cqrp.4 pUsn In to
.'•jji 1 ' tiity us [jfiswibli 1 .
In District
Accepted For
Army Service
Next Call Thanksgiv.
iny Day; to Include
No Married Men
TO
ItEPl'BMC AN
GIVE '-BOYS"
Wnmen's Regular Re»
Club will present, a
girt parkUBe of a prn and ]ieii =
ril srt urifi tabl't to €>a€'h nf
ihf* 47 dniFU'Ps |eav!ng= ihe re-
sort next Friilay
Objectivri••
ffnr Pratt Mrs, Wiilinm H. Rtuli
Mrs. Cfllviii Steelman MFS:
! SOMERS
daughter nf
Extra
Cai. Oranges
California
Bartiett Pears
POINT = n;i;hr,rn.
Mr n-'i Mi's A. J
Morrison, E. Ni=w ,]r-ry,f>x nv., CPIP =
bra ted hrr ?'lH-!(h Ijiithrhiv Thm-s-
finy. iinrJ pntertainpfl a few fr.rncls
nt fipr 'home, nfimt*H: musir nnr ti
nnrl tiiiir !f"n>sr liyri finnriii?;
Hi'f?-?. F;1.:i" Ef'rufn rPd C
MrCnrtliy and FHiL'pr Mffi^
Malty in thr starring' r(=!rH
ffin turf filfii.
To these isopiiln" fun tniilirr
ndfifd HnrnU] prnrv, "innwTi In
linns ns Thf OrPnt OilHi'rsl
Cfinny Sinirnfi, gflldni vo!r",i
ITS THE
ffr-i- PF nwum
Order Your
HOGflTi'S
SEA FOOD RESTAURANT
Iviiit Our Faaoui Sii Feod Wiftg]
OPEN Alili YEAH *—*
j
CLEANED
and
Glazed
by Our
Superior
Methods
Assures Satisfaction
Furs Remodeled
744 Asbury Ph. 1035
NOW
C. Ferguson
205 i4th St.
Phone 0058
City to Sell Three
Lots, November 4
An nuctlon s:ili; of Lhroc pity =
owned lou ^;is set down by th Jack Smith idirector of the srrap drive) and William Gustalson.-^Photp by AitfiuF i
City pyblicity Depart me tit,
= — t3 _^, =^=^
16 Prizes To Be Given At
Resort Hallowe'en Fete
Sixteen prlgei will ,be awarded to
en and adults wearing Vhf
eostuaies nest. Friday night.
te?"a6. when Ocean City stages
Ha Hallowe'en pageant indssrs at
the Music Pier auditorium.
e Mu
Additional details «* the
annBUnced yesterday by tf
S^nittee in ehar^e of arrange
menu, eonsMing of Chmm« gj
i ehairfflfln: Fire chief
^ Lewis Austin, AT
Carton, Elmer Bakley and
Hslnes,
FOUR CLASi
The parQf will include
awarding « priis in
fiti as feliowi: tancy
d h t W
best
eauplei,
is
eonsiat of War Savings Stamps,
cash footballs, flashligttts and eth=
er articles calculated te stimulate
tJie imaginatien of tne ypungiteri,
Thjj affair of the hoo-ioblini and
witchei will be open to everyone,
free ef charpi,
INCLUDES AMATEUR CONTEST
interesting Hallowe'en games will
be played, and the prof ram also
will include an amateur contest.
Registrations fer the eQn«;st will
be reeei-Ped at tfie Music Wef all
day on the 30th, and in She eve-
ning Up t© the time sf Uie pef=
fe ^ilewinf tile party, there will
be dancing to whieli all service men
are invibed, esnpieting the eve^
be provided for &B
HBftfeipsnts in
Dreyfuss also direet«d that a
chairman of the War Service group
be ftppointed, and made a me-.rjbcr
of tiie Defense OeuncH,
Under the new plan, the War
Services Committee wiii have
charge, under supervision sf the
chairman of civilian defense, of all
nen-protecttve services. It will in*
elude suQ^eammSttees on salvage,
ciiild care, health, general welfare,
consumer interests, nutrition, edu*
cation, recreation, housing and eva.
cuation,
MAY COMBINE SEVERAL
In same eases, Brcyfuss said, it
may be de-gira)ble to cembine sev-
Brai related committees and their
functions;
Because of the ever-increasing
demand for greater activity in ci-
vilian defense programs, the state
chief said, it was vitually impossi*
We for the chairmen of local De=
fense Councils to devote all the
ti'ise necessary to both civil protec-
tion and community gervlee»>.
George Cairns
Passes At 64
Retired Phtiadetphimn
Here Since 1938
George Cairns, retired suptrin-
tendent of the Ledger Building, 6th
and Market its,. Philadelphia, died
late Tuesday in Shore Memorial
Hospital after an illness of six
wseks. He was §4,
Mr, Cairns retired and he and his
wile -made their pexmanint home
in the resort in 1938, at 803 7th
it- He had been at the L^dfer
Building about 10 years, and prior
to that was in Hie business pf sell-
ing heavy duty trucks in PhiladeU
pfiia. He had been in good health
until strieken wiKi a heart eondi=
tion in Septemibfer,
Mr, and Mrs, cairns also ewnid
a Winter hoine In FlOTida, where
Hev. and Mrs. Oeer|e Fisdher, of
the Plrst Presbyterian Church, are
new spending their annual vaca-
tion, '
fbreent for his widow, Mr, Calms*
Only survivors were tme nephews.
residing In Canada,
He was a member of caiaQter 9.
F. and. Aa M.; sf FhiladsW.iia, and
had fbeen a regular attender at the
Kts^tertan ehuisli her
•punerftl serrlees wtre
for -2 p.m. today at the OiSraF B
parlors, philaclflphla. with to
November 3 Seen
Final Chance To
Register For May
May be No Other Op-
portunity for Voters
To Become Eligible
November S^generai election day
=will be the last Lipportunity for
Ocean city voters to get their
names on the registry books to be
tjHglbie to east ballots in the iniiHi-
eipa] election next May, unless spe=
cial stops are taken to provide for :
a special registration day, !
Tllis warning was issued ynster- |
day by political leuders, why jjijiHt- |
ed out that people who register on
general election day eamiOt vote
i~n that election—but ears vete at
me next election in the Spring,
which will be for city eonimissien=
ers,
SPBC'IAL REGISTRATION
PERMITTED, NOT MANDATORY j
An amendment to the state e]ee=
tion law, adopted iii 1940, makes it
ponniissive for a municipal govern-
ing body to set the date for a spe-
cial registration shortly before a
municipal election, provided It Is
considered necessary.
State law dees not make such a
special registraEion mandatory, and
it generally is done only in eases
-where the po 1 ! Iis^ are known to be
far from co.npiete or rvpresenta*
tive,
MAY BE LAST CHANCE
Resort voters, if they are not re.
gistered now. should toe sure to do
so November 3 in order to be eligi-
ble to vote for commissioners, as
there is no present guarantee that
any additional opportunity will be
offered.
Although there was a house=to
house eanvass by local distriet
boards before the primary election,
the ranyass never gets lOS per etRt
resuite and tiherf are believed to be
many who may tWnk they are list-
ed whe aetualiy are not.
Scrap Drive Averages 75
Pounds Per Person Here
Two hundred and eighty thous-
and pounds collected!
Ten tons awaiting eolleetioiri j
Total, more than 3QG,Q0Q pounds!
That La Ocenn City's record in
the scrap drive, Qeean City's scrap
contribution; will average approsi-
mutely 75 psunds per person, 4n
escellent reeord for a eity without
factories, farms or heavy indus-
tries to draw
I
WE BEAT PHILADELPHIA
Thi bulk of Ocean City's
tion naturally had to come from
homes and small business houses.
Only one-eighth of Philadelphia's
collection came from this ^oafcr,
On the last three tiftys of the
tii-ive, which officially en^d . oil
Saturday, B§,35G pounds were col-
lected. This is esclusive ef scrap
ihrown on the pile by individuals
without weighing,
WEIGHING CONTRlBlTTfeD
The weighing was contributed by
Clarence Ferguson and Burkard
Coal Co,, local coal dealers.
Collections fi-om eommuiiity piles
weighed iby Mr. perjjuson were:
dustafson's, 11th st. and Asbury
ay., iBMO pounds.
Central Oeean City, 11,470
pounds,
Sannine, 8th st, and Asbury av,,
8,250 pounds,
Dan's iofti st, and bay, 6.67a
pdunds,
Tony Pinto, South Ocean City,
5,440 pounds,
Palmer, 10th st, and Asbury av,.
1,505 pounds.
KIDS! HERB'S OHAJCOE TO
SEE MOVIE FREE!
Boys!
Girts: three er mnff poonds
an. and gee Hit special
shew At tbff ,ViUfi£e
Theatre next Friday aftefTinaii,
Thg show will siart at 3i30,
Despite the fact the scrap
drive ha# ended, there stilt is
plaity of scrap metal and rub-
ber arsuntL Here'i a disnee
to see a free show in return
far helping Uncle Sam,
Colored Women's Republican Or»
gflnisation, 1.400 pounds.
Teta!=—M,T20 pounds.
The Boy Scouts also had a com-
munity pile on Prospect pi. IWs
pile was picked up by a paTtially
leaded truck and the weight could
not be obtained, Tliey also had a
pile ac Jim Harvey's, 1157 Simpson
BV,
Other collections were:
Fubite Schools, 13,422 pounds,
St, Augustine's Parochial school.
6030 pounds.
Total—18,423 pounds,
Bxclusive of contributions since
last Saturday:
Howard S, Stainton (Playlandt,
10.240 poundIs
Harry Dibb, BMW pounds,
13, Roseoe Faunce iMoviesi, 8,=
010 pounds.
The above figure for the mevies
is exclusive of more than a ton of
scrap yet to be collected,
. = ^ — i
10 Tons
BrCoflected;
One Penny S
Workers Contribute |fl
Services | Almost
Everyone Gave
By JACK SMITH
Five weeki agoj in a
sponsorid by Moi^an-:
Post, American Legion," ^
fan City started out to ri:
20 tons of lerap, -e
The government quoti^*',
.29 pounds per capita stenii
like an impossible task f£r*
community without £aetorT J
farmg or heavy industries
draw from.
The hotels, which
have been a good
wiru* with a few e?
closed.
But the drive ofHelsIIy
amid a 'downpour vt wmi
Saturdfty. with 140 TON! ta
scrap j'Ht and 10 teBi y«l te
y never In tbe fclstflif «f J^
dif did any project re-*,
such sappoft. The h
amount of scrap eellecletf
result sf praeiteally y p
contributing either scrap, labor or *a
both.'
Not one penny was spent
the drive. Tracks, gag and la|t*jr-\?
were all coiitribnted,
largest eentribu^- was
City of OS€an Oity= i nie drive
stgfted by me appeal of Ste
Richards, He followed witFi 105 J»f,
cent eooperation by fianWilnff-
trucks throughout the drive aad, 1*-
to unload and stack tBe i|r
CITY WORKERS
WMffs in
kef's depajlaBfi»t handled
lection of (
school •
p
for mMe / '1B»ar.*T»e sate ,df
scrap will provide the foun
ef 9 social rChabUltation
will be u§ed SBlsly for %
benefit ol tht boys la ser^e^ 4ur- ^
ing mm present war and their faml- , -':'£
kraps of News from
The Scrap Drive s:
as to wbo watk»
Tlierg'g no
ed the hardest during t&e ser^p.^^|
djive= This honor goes to tile tflO v
IjMn Wright, Ohaflts Austin atod;;
Everett Baklsy, who In ^iditivBi t6. !
bringing in scores of loads, also
stajeked ttie scrap pile,
;
To John B, Trout goes the. credit"
of erganizing the community serap"
piles which tortufht in mere than
m tons of scrap. ":'"'
It looked like a wajheut
day moming wtien mere trucks,
than workers were available., '.'-.',
fQrtimately i Ed BOskir's crewi
County Asks R*R* to
Maintain Service
A sBrong plea that the Pennsyl-
vania = Reading Spashere Lines
maintain freight and pflssenger ser-
vice to Cape May Ommty during
tjie war snergency was voiced by
the freeholders Wednesday aifer=
neon, in a resolution offered by
Ralph T, Stevens.
It pointed eut that with tire ana
gas rationing in effect, the county
is now more dependent upon the
•raihroad than iii many years.
It also protested abandonment ef
the Stone Harbor branch and other
proposes curtailments.
The resolution was inspired by
pretests f ra m Stone Harbor, Cape
May and other communities sg^
ainst, serviee curtailment.
Resort Pair Home
From Colorado
Edgar Hayes, 32S1 Asbufy av,,
and Harold MuHord, 1O« Bay av,,
retiffned homr Wednesday from a
three week's trip to jeflerson, Oelo,,
where they visited^ on the raneh
of Mr. and Mrs. B, Steiner, Thi
trip was made toy bus.
The young men were bailing hay
and getting a taste ef ''real ranch
life". , , . • !
Health Classes
Start Next Week
Varied Program
For Men, Women
Actual work in Ocean Clsy's new
free health classes for men .and
women will begin nest week, w.
was announced yesterday following
the Initial registration nights.
Registration was reported ts have
been light for the rnens class nn
Tuesday night with Ray L, Fite,
and Wednesday night for the *a=
men's class with Miss Miriam
Reichly, However, interest is ex-
pected to plek up and more join
up as the prograffl getj under way.
The work next Tuesday and Wed-
nesday nights will include light csl=
isthenics, a brief talk on healtri
or pasture, a period of vqliey Ball,
medicine ban, or oUier games, and
a doncluding period of swimming
Bf Pleasei
Highway Chief
Visits County
Impressed by Number
Of Defense Areas
State Highway commissioner
Speneer Miller, Jr., paid his »rst
official visit to Oape May County
Wednesday and learned nt first
hand what the county needs in the
way of highway Improvement, es.
peeially with reference to roads to
various milita:=j- and defense cen=
tera.
He expressed himself surprised at
the number and importance Of
these areas,
Following an inspection ef sever-
al parts el the Gounty antj a lun=
eheon at Court House with the free,
holders, he said he felt mush more
competent to pass upon anoea
ef road funds for the county.
He promised to do what he
5, Please)
Meatless Tuesday 9 To Be
Observed By Restaurant
Alex MeNJeel, Of Jewett CI^,
OQnnj, and L&nsdQwne, pa.; Itft thLg
•w&sfc miter ¥ldtta# fliree weeHs wiffli
Mr, and Mrs. Nell J, vatfy. jr,t
1410 AStaror . &v. Me, AteMcel is
In cooperation wltti a program
of the M"iw Jersey Restaurant As-
fiosiation, Johnstene's Oaife, ISB As=<
bury av>, announced today that it
will inaufurate '-meatless Tuesday"
nest week.
Meat is scheduled to be
MB the menus ©f aBOut 1000 ii-
tafelUhments whieh axe meMbers of
Uie ftesrturant Association, fotlew.
ins adoption of a resolution by ttie
board of trustees at Newark en
Siinday, Seme tegan tiife week,
while many ethers will
meatleas nftt weefe.
laniib, mutton and pert i
erg will not he served toy Associa-
tion members, but sausages and
frankfurters will. =
johnstone's Cafe, it Is believed,
will m the only Ocean City estab.
liMunent to follow Bie plan, al-
though the Restaurant Association
this week urged Governor Edison
to issue a proclamation for generml
meatless Tuesdays so the ebserv=
ance would take in thousands of
non-member lestaiiranto.
Simins' Restaurant on the beard,
walk, also a b t
5-Game Schedule
ForGridders
Combat Season to -:
Open October 31
After weeks of ehanglng con^* .*
tlons, Indeeteion • and wartime dttf •:
neuities. Ocean OHy Bigli sdioal-r
offteiaJs btf*ed up this weei -witli
a flvt-game feotfbaU sehedule «Wffi
should give th# gridlren enthuslaste -.
a lot mere aetion tli»n they Had.;
dared hope for this year. pV
Announcemtnt of tile deffistte "
scheduling ef five games was made •:
toy Dr Wilson Y. Christian, cn*£p^ ,
man or the Board of Bducattoirt ;
athletles eommittee, alter. anange«jr
ments were completed by Ray X* .:
Fite, director of attitettss, '.'**:.';:
ALL OK HOME
-' '-'2
All games will be on
field at the Recrtiitieri Genter,.
all will be at ttie sustemsiy t^a^J
of 2 p,m. esceipt for the trsdffcioa*i
Thantafivifts pay fuss,
26. witti Heasntvllte B
wUl be at lQi$
Thm Une-iip follows!
Oetsber Si. O*pe Btty OS,
7, Owe l&r.
H. O^ari Git?
Guards,
. Noven*ef 31.
school Beserrei.
COAST
The game 'with a»
was an unexpeoted QB6,
ably will do much te "sfe
bends of the loesMr
vice rttt^
Ouardanen also
clty to&sketftian
Th wttl t» fivsx
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