Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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SAVE ON 

Get IMm off to a goad start 

I with sturdy riioes. TH? e 

las ftae jnsi lite lit kit for 

seheel and play, Th >•>,• , ..m 

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. " : ; I ) v. f • 

, . . , , r a 

' mf time, 

OPEN ALL YEAR • 

'SHOE STORE 

045ASBUKYAVE. 

• OPEN EVENINGS 

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

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

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

a width Hi ;H; in- 1 

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

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

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

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

both services, 

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FIRST BAPTIST 

Wififieitf Rwniish, pastor 

It) ii.ii! Siiiitj.lv Srljqcil. 

!I •i.rti Mniiliny Worship rnrn = 

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

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

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

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

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f ii'fi!-y •• K])..f h : ] !iM;nr = 

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WO Uvriiini; KlJu ?r,:prlirie 7 

TONirr anil y.ATi'itnAv, oa. a »nd s 

lion ^^(Kt ItE - Joan iJENNETT in 

" "GIRL TROUBLE" 

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

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

^1 iVfJAV. r>: 

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

Witif Comniiinion will tai= ub ".ervi'tl 

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

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

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

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LARGE VARIETY 

CHOICE 

CHRISTMAS CARDS 

Now Available At 

— The — 

Corner Cupboard 

ry Sharp FUhian) 

and Boardwalk 

Open Until StiLf Oct. 10th 

The ^mcus BROWNIE Cards 

Norcross - McNkols 

Ars Sacra - Hummel 

Exclusive 

PLAIN and IMPRINTED 

GOOD' FOOD W 

m COOD SERVICE 

,,, TRY OUR FAMOUS . a , 

" /A/ Clatn Stew ===., me 

Ovster Stew ===== „_,„ 3Se 

Full Course 

DINNERS 

55c 65c 

THE 

TIP-TOP 

DINING ROOM - ORJULB 

On the Corner 

IB the Heart o' Town 

9th Mid Asbut^ Ave. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

and ctjinfp act HOWPVPT: hs 1 decltip-; < 

yhf't\ it'iikt. ;i bf'fpr wifR than u ! ,k V""' *-"•' " ''" ! 'i ''''"'I .'V !i: Dt ' fM i' : 

"" ", """ ' ! riu..."•.>= ^[*! Blii M Mrs J Ifuwnvi 

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

!JF SETTLEMENT 

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

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Meat Specials 

olar or Crcs^-Cut 

Beef Roasts 

Pork Loins 

32 

Roast — up to Hi 

Dressed 

Stew. Chickens 

Spring 

Shldrs. Lamb 

Fresh Ground 

Hamburg 

Fed 

Veal Cutlets 

Produce Specials 

Eating 

California Eaiin'" 

Canteloupes I" 

Snow-white 

Cauliflower 

Bartlett 

Flaming 1 Tokay or 

Seedless 

Extra Fancy 

Georgia Yams and 

Sweet Potatoes 

3 14 

Gfi££r//VGS 

CHfi/STMk\ / \ 

oo 

AD VANCE SALE! 

,II-M n f • i\ •. ,| iih'nmeni of 5s 

'r! 

KEROSENE 

STOVES 

FUEL OIL 

STOVES 

COAL 

STOVES 

WOOD BURNING 

STOVES 

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

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

READ 

llAKnU'AliF A PAtNT CO, 

852 Asbury Avs. Ph, 1 

fOpp. cuy nan) 

WE. iiiXiVKR 

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Order Yours Now 

While Selections 

Are Most Complete 

RADIO SERVICE 

CLYDE CARSON 

II Ifi Bay Avr, Ph, W7J 

Plasterinsj - Brickwerk 

Parts • Rppaifa - AM^Bria 

KF; lii.JTLT fiSU 

FOR SALE 

BICYCLE 

HOSPITAL 

i40-42 AjibBf Me. 

Phone 0113-W 

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PERSONALIZED CARDS 

I ! "fitccl with yayj. 

d l 

,25 

,50 

Prinied your 

*. 

enn Stores 

Printed with yetir name 

l included. 

Oui- Chriitmas cards this year are better than 

ever . , . they attractively catch the very spirit 

of Christmas to make your greetings to friends 

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

wmre to deliver them in person, The designs 

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

ther you prefer the traditional designs or lean 

towards the new and modern, you can find in 

cur selection cards that precisely suit your 

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

look them over . , , and get yours addressed 

and mailed with plenty of time to spare. 

Asbury 

Free Delivery 

PRINTING BARRETT'S 

1282 

807-809 ASBURY AVENUE 

STATIONERY 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

9 Photographers • 

Purl mils - Views 

iJul rrlntiiii 

Phone 

FB FLOWERS 

At 

STAINTONS 

Spaghitti Saues 30 C ' 

Wlib Ilalian SnusaKf, Hot W S» 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph, 1356 1089 SIMPSON _ 

CLEANED 

by OV 

Assures S 

Furs Remodeled 

744 Asbury 

$1.00 by Mail to JUIH-, 

ep Offan tity. 

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

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OB 

36 0B04 

Rodgers To Be Townjaossip^ R. R. Service 

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

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

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

Pu!t|ifnlifiii Uffitf 

Mfn'n llai!. Sty Si, and M;!¥Fn 

PRICE 3 

J*'! M'.V 

Man Who Took 

City Funds Pleads 

Non Vult 

Ri'vi'iilN '1 bvv 

-li C>ilter 

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

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

il 

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

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

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

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

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

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

i v Hn I vfMii h i m ii •i*l!"i i-ii 

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

W,'- tht 

Freeholders See 

War Excuse for 

Abandonment 

A ri 

(tl* ! (!t 

•ho r 

iltt'i-i 

iv !! 

r?'Kj nf 1 ' 

J=r"JIii 11 rv 

The r 

!l*ilffl>.- H 

•|Ji!-rtl by 

!*f rrt ilrnnri 

:ibiuid(in 

in thf 

hi n 

whn 

Vhf 

hniit 

Retired Jewmlmrf 

Married 64 Years, 

Dims at Age of 85 

Frederick C. Bode, B&= retir- 

efl Philadelphia jeweler who 

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

niy*«rs j iry m his nc^sm rity 

Hiifmnef hsnip tin Augu&t in 

died Sutidny nt his WinU't 

iKinn-: 494U Larch wood nv 

Mr. Bfio> and his wife. Eve- 

lyn, had only reeenUy returned 

io Philiidelphiii iifter spending 

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

He reiired in ] 920 from the 

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

Sons, m B lath Ml:, one of tne 

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

si* ?• vices were rnn = 

i rofti 

he fu 

in tlr 

fisj liilti 

i 1 •-. j i: i'* f Jiiii- Jiitv when 

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

? liMrMiii,' Mtnt •-, Mion 

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

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

if i< 

and si 

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ii 

!in 

VI XT W'KFK 

< \iiOri\\r\\ h\ tin 

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

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

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

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

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

jcfluM. 

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

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

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

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

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

| iimn. 

•trSSrNfi KlNif K A t ' O I H T H 

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

T" 

lUl.i. 

Isitlre lliU t !i!lH' 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Service Club To 

|0pen On Monday 

Red Cross to Provide 

Food on Music Pier 

Ciiiy fit>rvin 

i by !h ritv 

Ofi'iiti Cu.v 

;it 12 lO 

Mr?. ",«i h-liir.; W 

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

IGmsi, t;iHi iiuiisv thai thi 

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

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

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

l ^ to UIH i 

[she «;•;!.!< in itii' sulf 

I HELP NKi;m I» 

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

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

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

I for ills* iiuMcrii'Uiatifjti ef UIP idea 

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

[every ft:it» oi tht' 44 orgaiiiBations 

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

[arUein.ii,' in" snmf way, 

"Tliis s.i T poiiiniiinKv projPct,' 

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

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

J t .• Iniv!' n part in tir* 

p nf the j>I:ih." 

|THESK 1IIIXGK Ni KliED 

These tUings iirp ipfdffi ta tiut- 

I fit ttie rhiij isom; 

A kttiiKMi ciiyiiioi, IH'W or in 

| in 

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

Two Kill's CofTfr Pgts= 

Cbntninct's for 

t 

tra. 

cts-nl,! iti yooci eontlition, 

jit' v.'ho wishes to elonnij' 

aitit'Ks may cDtHnet Red 

rUTfi, 412 Bill st,. ni' 

Safety Patrols of 

[Schools Reorganize 

Sflft'ty Piitmls nf Mie two public 

fijieela jind iho Parochial srhool 

wte •fearti'.miiMJd far tiie nnw Unfl 

I onp Wedhi'srtiiy. under the h»PPf= 

of Pulicp Captnin cienrut 

Fire Chief 

y îtstit Fire 

R. Smith and Patrelmnn Paul 

toetinp of the boys and fc 

ere held in -ill thfte schdola and 

ey hpui-d talks on safety by the 

e n, A number of new "members 

Wf added to the patrols. 

Tvc Wpfilfy and Central flv, pat- 

beean fiinetS'inlng as £fr;et 

qiiUors fieyernl weeits ago. ui;tle 

e Paraehlnl sGhool went un ditty 

w flav • pai Imaii BecDtte has 

Wen rippointed ns police' depart- 

ment siipfrvtsnr of the patrol ae< 

«¥ity for tliis year. 

Co, 

anager Moved 

ifflweod te beeanie maiiager sf 

f Oeean City Q= C. Murphy Go. 

fjsic when Laurenee P, tunny wai 

gansferred to Stamford, Own,. 

'• ^ *P lhe SP^ff. left the fesert 

êiday fQ!, earnegle. ^., whsra 

* W to iMeOniv 1Uiina^r ef me 

hn L, Woodruff, former ij 

ajana18f under Mr, Lunny two 

^ aio. bag bttn brought bd 

Nsrringten, Conn,, store 

will eonUnye as asftistani 

, \ 

\ VtH (if '(" HM 

Flrri' Duriny 

The Cunjms'nf 

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

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

f;i!lfsll MlCki'H II 

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

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

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

iiH-iit of • is Ijniin'h in 1 hiU r 

nn tli!- fliiv.s : notice 

He linked ihf CrfoiinldcrH in 

in fiircc the rfjiii 

ifie nliier H Biiif ijilrloi's. Bf- 

sitivii his widow he in survived 

h\ \hrtf Hnns: iwo duUKh•*--''*. 

sis yru'jtlfliiltiren n.nd one »reni 

31 Ocean City 

Men In New 

Draft Call 

To Report for Ex- 

amination One 

Week from Today 

Thirty-one i-ssirti-nts of 

Oi-yan fity HIE? intiudefl in u 

large ^roup of Helective s«?r- 

vjfp j'HjriHtrantH who were no* 

tifitd tliis wpi^k to report to 

f'ami I en for army physical 

exumfnations n wppk from In- 

Any, O'-toliPi- IB, 

School Children Add 4 Tons 

To Scrap; Final Drive Comin 

SCRAPS from the Scrap 

Ten hifjh school huskies have 

volunteered to help ShtuFday 

momiriH in removinf; serap from 

under Playhjnd, One load weigh, 

ing nearly a. ton and a half has 

been removed and more than twice 

illfii flmoiinT remains to a*» mnv 

ed 

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

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

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

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

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

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

f ftM'l 

[uiriiii'rTU 

iv." he 

tli-u i'ny 

Resort Private In 

Review By FDR 

Ray Young Tells Thrill 

Of Seeing President 

' 111 th*' rniin 

,ini (•onvinft'tl 

he jienis- 

Ojst 1 fif 

in the ^^ 

M.r^y^! 

t(j\' rinti 

ill}' 'i 

til ,i 

Bin 

ih;i' 

;!(;rt! 

lvlp 

Run. 

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

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

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

Blood Donor 

Quota Still Short 

More Volunteers 

Wanted by Red Cross 

1 ram aervice 1 o 

Sea Isle Is Out 

Tracks Eventually 

To be Removed 

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

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

55th KI_, jnnminn and Bva T^le City 

wan fipprovrd Mondiiv hy Hie of. 

fie* 1 of liiiiiiir' Transports t ion nt 

bus 

rnr stihsUtution of 

fnr Lriiin service be= 

i ! tsi wns niucie by 

A 

diiy 

mitt- 

ahy, 

ui 

wtjnuiti f'linr iiitrj 

U'l'h ihi 1 ytlujr 

iippiiinlinf 3 !!! to i\a- 

wtH'ii til*' Mobili 1 Unit 

ID OtfiHi tilv Oriob'-r 21, 

My mn •« !" i:" 1 Army/' filir 

Where hv is . onm HIII! what 

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

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

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

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

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

NKEDKI) FCtlE TRANHFC HHJNN j 

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

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

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

stifli?nn i from shock 

i('Ji ill Hi blli'iW TO- 

in biittlf. 

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

Wln-n iht* 

told tier I 

oil duty 

thf- -Ot-ea:i City 

short or Us 

HOMK FOLK SHOI'LII 

PRO TEC T BOVH 

glie wiis Kili'iU n niffiiu'tu :ind 

^ siiicJ, -I know my blooti won't 

lly be DM 1 plnsm'i used if 

'i hupp-'iw to my son. bin 

if mofHi'Ts iind railicis, s^tei aâ 

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

eoiintry donsitotl"blood, ail our beys 

would'ix- proiectpci LiBain«! shork. 

foma and Woodbine; .Paul PratiHlin 

jlilidn 40, South Seaviile; Jniiics 

Goiifrey Ingersoll, ?0, "PeUrFbui'Bi 

j (Page 3, please] 

i . • • 

Woman Lies 

Dead 12 Hours ; 

Found in Cottage 

In Central City 

Fimer&l senleea were conducted 

in Piiiiadflphia Tuesday far Mrs, 

gafah Ktsnedy, 70. whose body lay 

in her resort tiome as estirnated 12 

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

Mrs. Kennedy, formerly a resi- 

dent sf Haddonfieid, lived alone in 

a small cottage at 3440 Central av., 

whtfre she had made her home for 

four years. 

GAS JBT PARTLY OPBK^D 

Friday morning, after neighbors 

noticed Sit had net been stirring 

around the previous day. they notl. 

fled ThOrripssn Miller, an auxiliary 

policeman. He entered the cat- 

tage threufrh a window and found 

Mrs. Kennedy dead, lylnc across 

Tier bed. 

There were ga& lumca in ttie 

house, and Uie jet of the kitehe-i 

range was found partly open, But 

•jeyerftl windows also were open, so 

the fumes were insufficient to have 

0ftused death. Coroner J, Thornley 

Huglies said Ovate was no evidence 

er kiicide, D#atH was attributed 

to acute dilation of the heart, 

HAD D1ZKY SFELL, BELIEF 

Police theorized that Mrs, Kenne- 

dy had a dimy spell, brushed ag- 

ainst Uie range, and then lind gene 

Into her reem to He down, lights 

were still burning from the prfv- 

ions night. 

Funeral arrangements mere mafle 

witir a dau-glitef, Mrs, Ethel Ar= 

thtir, of Haddon Heights, her only 

immediate surrtvof, 

1930 Ornham Paige auto on 

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

buty av: -.ugs contriisuted 'by will 

iafti P, Ward, ihs west av. Ward 

was offered S8 for the •fnaehlni* 

whicli he refused. He preferred to 

"liolp wallop Hitler." 

The ear originally was owned bv 

Linwood Mintzer, Sf: The present 

owiipr, who purehastd H about sev= 

en years ago, made six trips to 

Florida in the car: The total repair 

"Dill ifor these trips, ejteeptinn 

punctures, was %\M, whlcii s 

be some sort of a record. 

Jot Bheppard spent more than 

an hour, with his towing car dis- 

lodging the ear from Its garage 

where It was resting on eorierete 

•blocks, in the good eld days, the 

job would be worth SlO or mere 

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

the war, as quickly as possible, 

• * • 

Tiie note in this eohj.Tin to Dick 

Townsend brought a quick re- 

sponse. What a collection of strap 

that produced! 

It's bye=bye for the Ames and 

Andy game that provided Board. 

Test Blackout 

Bares Defense 

Weaknesses 

Resort Short ef 

Wardens; Few Fail 

To Douse Lights 

Ocean City civilian defense ofTU 

eials are now making a survey to 

learii just how crippii-d their forces 

sire as a rpsult of last Friday 

nigltt'i test blackout^ whieli was 

de-serLbed by Mayer George D, fti= 

charda defense chairman, as "ealy 

fair" 

•For various rehsoni, he said, only 

about 50 pef cent of the dafen&e 

worker personnel responded in the 

test, including air raid warsens, 

ausiliarj- i»liee and firemen, 

ROME GONE PERMANENTLV 

Some were out of town temper, 

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

forts were made to notify therrt to 

go to their posts, Many are believ- 

ed to ihave left town permanently 

Without notifying tiie Defense 

Council of Uie fact. 

Another weakness, iH£ ay or Rich= 

a(ds -îcL avas' thai the blue warn- 

iiig titnal and Uie red alarm Ag- 

nai came through too closely to- 

to 3 Please) 

Schools to be 

Closed Monday 

The Ocean City pybllc and 

Pwrocldal schoBls will be clnsrd 

Monday in observanee of Colum- 

bus Day, The public sehaol teach, 

ens had petitioned to hflv* the 

holiday, prefening ts teach later 

in the Spring, Originally it had 

teen planned to hold classes on 

Columbus Day. 

Somcrs Point sphools alsa will 

close Monday. 

The NaUnnal Bank of Ocean 

City and some local business firms 

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

main open. 

One Delivery of 

Mail Here Monday 

There will be one delivery of mail 

by gflrrier_ on Monday morning, 

Oolurrtbus Day, the pssteffiee iin= 

nouneed. 

General delivery, stamp and par- 

eel post windows will be open for 

business until noon, but there will 

be no money order Dr postal snv- 

ingi business. Tlie lebby, however, 

will remain open all day for con. 

venieriee of bex holders. 

All maiLs will be dispatched the 

lame as regular daily schedules. 

Miss Bonham, Miss 

Stiles Enter WAVES 

MUs Freda "Bonnie 1 Bonham, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harry 

W, Bonham, this city, was one of 

nine New Jersey girls who frnbarlt- 

ed frem Philadelphia Wednesday 

as the first group to begin train= 

ing in thg WAVIte at Oklahoma A 

and M College, She was th«?; only 

one from Cape May Couny, 

Miss Jeanne C. Stiles, of 1328 S= 

57th St.. FhUadelphia, who was so» 

eial Teporter and feature writer 

for The Daily SintineULedier dur- 

ing the Summer was one of a group 

sf 87 apprintiet sininen who left 

Tuesday for Uie WAVES Officer^ 

Trainini Ichool at Smim Celkg?. 

Sht will take a foiiT^montli train 

ing course, 

Bleakly Observes 

77th Birthday 

Edwin O, C, Bleakley. ve?tfran 

Ocean City Summer reskfcnt snd 

property owner at 66 Atlanne 

blvd,, CElebratetJ his 77th birih- 

day anniyersary by working- nn 

Monday, He spent the dfty in lii 

Camden law office, as usual= 

SUGGESTS 

SAFE BE SALVAGED I 

Ted Baehran. fonmer esal '- 

y manager here, post. ; 

a sujegestkin that the 

safe of the old Hippodrome, [ 

which was dtwtruyed in the , 

1927 fire, ba rFt-laimed for i 

scrap. : 

It was itHiited in the beacJi ! 

sand by Bliiiw Crane. ' 

The suegestipn will receive at= 

tenlion, | 

walk ainusement. Also the tan',ss 

into which tfie victim was pitched 

amid the applause of the onJeofc- 

ers. Signs, tanks, dictaphones and 

discarded buildine hardware 

amounting te nearly a ton wa* 

collected, 

Diek may be on his way over- 

seas most any time. He is enlisted 

in the army civilian construction 

corps, 

t • * 

Tom Dart net only is sheuider= 

ing a rifle in tiie army tout has 

contributed some articles he left 

behind te the scrap pile. 

That's doinE his bit, double! 

• * * 

Among the oddities contributed 

to the scrap pile were a pair of 

henvy iron bear traps and chains, 

% Please) 

Resort Invites 

Methodists To 

Return Next Year 

Conference Returns 

Rev. AHfOod to Local 

Pulpit Another Year 

Delegates te the New Jersey Me- 

thodist Conference ^ft Ocean City 

Sunday evening with the assurance 

that if, by til is time nest year, they 

are "outcasta" fiem theii- usual 

haunts in AUantie ^ty. and; As- 

ibufy Park, the •weieonie; sign will 

aill be hanging out lor them h#rer 

The resort, m the ^ntral section 

and en the Boardwalk, at least, 

took on the appear a nee almost of 

mJdîiiBJner as hundreds of strell- 

ers and automabiie5 were ,«i 

1100 At MtlSIC 

The anti-climax aecurt^d SatU- = 

day night when 'Snore than 1200 

persons filled the Mtisic'Pier fur a 

rally sponsored W #»© Beard ef 

Lay ActiviUea. 

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

ton. lay delegate from the First 

Methodic Church Of iHis city, gave 

a brlsf address in which he tciid 

(Page 6 please) 

Movie Character 

Actor at Point 

Spencer Charte.'s. of Holly- 

wood, Cal,, a well known fflo- 

tion pictupe ciiaraeter actor, 

spent last week end as a guest 

in somers Point at the home of 

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

Mr. Charters played with Ed= 

die Cantor in "WliCQpee," with 

Gary Oooper in ''Mr. Deeds 

©oes to Te%vn." with Barbara 

Stanwyck in !i Banjo On Mr 

Knee," and with Ann Sheridan 

in "Juke airl." 

Scout Committee 

To Meet Tuesday , 

The Ocriin City Dtetrit't commi = 

ttie of the_Boy Bceuts ef /aneriea 

will meet Tuesday night at 8 cV= 

elaofc in the office of Edwin H,, 

Stiles, Title and Trus-, Co, buiid= 

ing. 

This Will be the last meetinE to 

be aiteudpd 'm- Fred Hfdelt, camp 

councilor, who 1=, schediilert to enter 

ihe Krtvy Matters pertaining to 

the fiitare Ipadcrship of grouting 

will be riisctissed. 

Mrs, MeCann 

Returns for Duration 

Mrs, Thomas MeOnnn, Jr=, and 

sen. Tommy, Philadelphia, former 

resort residents, have returned and 

will make their home with Mrs. 

McCann's mother Mis J, Daimedo, 

1015 Wesley av, 

Mr, MeCann recently enlistnd in 

the Merchant Marine, He left tiie 

resort Monday and will-undergo a 

three months' training period. 

Has Bulb, No Horn; But 

Is Given Horn, No Bulb 

Last week Ttie Daily Sentinel. 

Ledger eajTied an appeal from J, 

L. Loper, fishing beat skipper and 

house mover, whe wanted an auto 

horn donation. 

Now Mr, Lpper didn't just want 

& hern, he wanted anântiûe horn 

—one to go well with his ifll mo- 

del Oakland ear, which he has 

been preseryins' and fondling gent- 

ly as an heirleom wlMi a purpose. 

It seunded like a hopelfess re. 

qutst In a "edmtnuBlty where ^ra 

10 yean old ave ft rarity. But 

he get his wish, 

Harry W, Palmer, of Barby, Pa,, 

a Summer jesident at 3627 Central 

av,, read the news item and came to 

The SentlneLLedger office this 

week, with his flnd=a horn frem a 

ieof meflel Buiek. 

There's only one hitch. Mr. Lo- 

pef had a fuWber liulb to make the 

(horn ge *1beep," Mr. Palmer do« 

nat^ a hern ^without a bulb, Now 

Mr. Loper lias to find a section 

of ruHbsr eenhecting hose to fit 

be twesn the two parti. 

Entire City To 

Be Combed Anew; 

On Final Day ^ 

Everybody to be 

ed to Help Turn in ', 

Every Scrap of Metal- 

Junior America added 

940 pounds of scrap 

Ocean City's 

pile this week, ^ 

This total was the remark^ 1 

able response of local 

children to President 

v#lt*a appeal to enlist in the 

Third Front, the war produe- V 

tion line. 

The B,94G pounds feprts#nted tfii 

children's eontrtbution as of Mfinr 

day, but they were still juMinf to -J 

th# pile later in the week AML& ** 

result of tips fumtehed ^ younf- 

sters, ^veipl additional tons * of 

«rap were located and will be 

KIDS TO 

MORE THIS WEEKEND 

The pupils of tbe acmm*. 

City schools wtU be out this 

week end to match »r 

the fine scrap eolifction 

they made this week. All 

Lections by pupils will bs 

iivered to the 

morning. 

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

main pilee, i- , 

STARTED PAY EARLY 1 '• I ] 

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

Saturday, the ealted=fer da|r for 4 

their efforts, "but pitched la Friday 

after school ts get a hef^d «t*xW- 

Many ef the artlctef brBufht^ h? 

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