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GivfcCard I Fire Co. Women to 

'gm^miffm^^m^Mm I uq:;cia« party arw wte-am; ,u&oao_, • • • 

iu\v, ! don't want to 

- !f|i . >\ lint; too Song" 

Btedles*, ' _____" '. 

' Jn StyMtmi in the eummt tan* BED CROSS JUSTIFIED 

ii- ! tf •« «* teOîrNr,: effjrtil pubjeftttm ! in retrospect, tliert IS the JiwW- 

M.^1 «» Hbe taata^j^np Mr. fiettfan of r tveiy ounce of effort 

• ..pwg alBte IMS M^ «yewlttiss"M§ount 0Sp,nirt ship deBaf Mr, contributed and ewny to, member- ttie «ed I , ,,., . ———. 

i* of wlwt tt» Red dross did Wlow- ^p aPaaf eonWbuted ' chapter to, ttie and Bed11\ 

Monday, Feb. 1 

inot Ge* |__ «,_ fiajmanilt. * flffive .tiQlacaUSt r%>^»K *# tfc* vxnefaii' #£iaiitof* Atlf! 

Ml« Wtor&:ii «ne of lffi« mwp indiMttd ««otttfi Weir .»«•!>dm oountyi HeUth,I«fue, ngftln W'"' that otners miint'iive. 

sctitdulfd lo receive dIpfiMnM.fi tte boards:' ' /ito'. Hahh;'stressed njp fact ACTlVt ACTIVE LON LONG AFTEBWAUD 

genem] e!ome(rtory •curriculum. _f > •' - i.^. ;- n • ,———- : • ^^ gyjjg Ujt 18-j ear group la '"ftn days alter trie, nre me nma 

f.: •,..'•", —— .. Recrieatidn Corp* ' M uplarffly of hlfh school OB mmt still u ictlvp In the dls- 

,r*nwi* BiT'^H""! ' ' r% il SijSl' JTVL, " '' itudelite or recent graduatea, prae. niter H^ during me flrst few hours. 

•mamma iomt-m and in K0II'Still'Un#ri' UeSly aU have been ineludid In >nie headlinei had dliapwfc.ed, but 

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s£«?wSiaQhi»ni reeil«M«oti " BBi»Ii»ni li «HU 'iipm for *lle tag tuberculin tenting and JE-ra» (he aed Orosi continued to iervt 

BMWO RWm aW repwBM eom . i-T_ j ^ ^ ^ ^ as « ft eamtoaUonl wqttlred by tow In m tho rehaWUtatlon problms, spe- 

,-*>•«.-.-^.,^, ,,« „__ jg^gy.foy tnt past three aW nursln*, and other loims of 

fflwm 

tion Coupons 

f^ {,W^ av/ , ^f 

m^ f c ^ ^ H j ^ 

tJvi ewe for, arreated ca»s and 

thOM-wltb healed early Infections, 

whloh ^^4 h, w aBVelpped w«h 

out this preventive lervtce has 

bfen' Tgrtat^ redurad and more 

men iffil be lound fit for senrlce, 

33/W ti ttoa armed * forees »*"«» are a*to •« to 

itd t thll 

that about one Use In a hundred 

had Men. an avtra'ge result wuong 

draftees 

, TOt highest percentage Of aotlws 

Bt of q 

are at coming >enr, Miss Hand predicted. 

Legiilature Approves 

Biflks on Government 

wr Jfcreey wlU pkmeer eKten^ 

adopted' uuirdmously by file LegMen 

brought. 

or Efllsoil's B^gtmture,' sdys a etatementTTy'Walter 

T. Mafgetts, Jr.. 

president of the Slew Jersey Tax- 

Tlie* imeiflure, einbodylne the 

"Priorities on public Spending" program 

originated by the Taxpayer*' 

Association and a war-time fiscal 

control plan advocated by state I 

Treasurer Robert C. ,Hendrlcl£son, I 

out dUMnHng me Mwdiwvto it- 

-" Ml MM .adopted to. Bit 

3*6 WH tulngs togithef all state 

BUtetm r«fton*Me for state gor-. 

eminent fiscal soundness for the 

purpose of te«p% state j—^- u -within 

th« bounds of - 

«Th» trasedy Uiat came to Boston 

Nrwmtaef %% mve a demonitrn. 

Mon of the actual pTOredure of a 

mil set up DtiBSWr Rel'ef oreja^ 

edntSs plan. One hesltatis to think 

how mut«.» gT«ater the tragedy 

would have been W no prepared- 

MB plan bun made by the Red 

FH, and Û, Feb. i-r"f| 

Ipenter Tmey, Katharine B« 

bum, Richard IVIiurf snji 

Margartt WyhcHv te^ 

"Keeper Of ^ 

Alia Color CHIMB and Km 

O " ' 

y p ^ ' T* 

iBwtid i 

hanOtul of emergent, but Innocuous, 

bills, and gradually set the 

outline for things to come. 

5 îth the delay by the flwiate 

; m confirming the nomlnoWon oJ, 

Assemblynmn BoiweU as PubUc 

Utilities Commisslbner, first signs 

of coolness Mt#etn the Iwwcs 

^lomy," A-ffl undirwent a tnor- , 

ough hearing by the Assembly 

OOP caucus, despite the Illness of ' 

- Its sponsor, Mahr, of Essex. 

: Six major changes are pro* 

pOSid^ 

I 1.—ifcBt copies of ttie tabu- 

. laUon of votas be furnished Uie 

Superintendent of Elections and 

aunty Clerk simultaneously, thus 

• minimizing error, (This applies . 

} only to Hudson and Essex counties.) 

^ 

i2. —Detailed outline of voting 

; procwdiwg for men and women in 

$• . 3.—IncrAsing number of slg- 

H i natures necessary for ballot pet- 

L)••• Won for nouilnntion to 1 mrcent 

f. to! ttie voters who voted for As- 

>i f scmbly candidates In the last 

fti v Oeneral Election. 

. : , While making little change for 

|-. • small counties and county com- 

>. tlcally outlaws minor insurgent I nawBiKiper editors, 

> partly on a state-wM#,Mi!s-i»?e I, . " ' ' ' 

,Y which cannot find 1 percent of 

j t the votera to sign petitions would 

4.-TMtaor as II U, most discus- 

,, ,_.cHon, the candidates who fUe 

';> tint obtain first pitlon, «JiUe 

i mm ;tti p^ 

^fho polls Oil greatest number pf 

flvotes f or tljeir Asoembly Ucket «tt 

;ifjfalstate.wlile Wsls,' obtains first 

Increased 

$2,500 Over 

Previous Sum 

Bell Again Chairman 

of Catnpaijim, 

Opening March 1 

H-ere apparent, though ttic Sen-: Ocean Citfn quota for th» 

ate pcoh-poohed the Idea, argued Pfcon^ national Bed Croaa 

that the poet Is not vacant until 

, mid-May, War Fund Drivt Is 15,800, 

f 

compared with a |8,000 qubta 

Termed -the finest election law 

of any state, judged from the in the flr*t dr^ vrtifch cams 

stnndpoint of convenience to the just after Pearl Harbor, De- 

O. J. Sleker, county supermtena. 

ent of schools aim county chair, 

man for the drtv», wWeh win open 

M,ircli 1, announced m figures lor 

th:s and other municipalities of the 

county on mdnttaay. 

In the fint dme In 1941 Ocean 

fflty ^.-Ittim a week oversutaorfeed 

ltd quota by more than $000. 

Mr, Rkker Use announced that 

County Solicitor BOSert K. Bell U 

again chairman of ttie Ocean City 

campaign. 

COUNTY QnOTft KB.600 

the quota lot the entU* «un^ 

this time is S28.«0a, of which »10.000 

Is for br»neh and ehapter needi 

In Hie eounty and $18,600 to to th, 

national fund. The notional quota 

k mm $ioojmffl>,. 

•Tfte Job is 6ft, but the §hal. 

lengo Is a worthy one," comment- 

Heads Fund Drive 

ROBERT K. BEIX . 

Whs will direct eanpaltiuta mbe 

MSN In Osem City mrt B&sm 

for the Bed Cross War Fund 

Women's Clubs 

To be Asked to 

Buy War Stamps 

. Periodic Purchase* 

to lie Urged on Some 

40 Orgaiiiz«tioiu 

iJtamp sales at 

SiTial PiwnritBt and dtaaWaacMOB, iB 5t5" ff 1 "^ , » **•* prrtdent of UMi^Stafi fcedfrr 

SÂaiiing terms of county J ^ "W*. ^ . W KM- I a ittn of Women's Clubs and state 

fiilaards of Kietlons from two to m SSSgSLj „„ ,« • - . cnailTOUl of sales Of bonds and 

Vttiuu years, setUni miiilmum iaU ..^'^^fc^ WUawood cweit, stamps fof'tile lJ*aei»Hon. Wf li 

" ,ary at Moo, WjMO, m cnslrmfn, touiiiii toe state to orwnae woto- 

; March 15. If Uils Is to affect el- 

/ quick and spirited action 

::/•Paisrt''te 'tte Assembly were: 

'?••:' ' (Pinre C PlcSMi . 

Seeks^nfab 

Boswell Hopes for 

< Ni Wi 

itmnAaman jbhn a, Boswen 

yltld Wednertay ne Wpes to ar. 

f nuiR • dtflnlt*vappuintoeilt iome 

day next week, at which repres- 

««w ffl M Q m W m 

osii before Paul Pot- 

City^Dwned Land 

To Be Called 

WarVictbns' 

KinGuesUat 

ir 

I |! 1 i 

Another group of «electee», 

ll of them la'tttlr^ff' 

of them oeeini(My tmufiir 1 " 

notified this week by Local B 

No. 1 to report for physical ejauu- 

Inatlon and * Induction Into 't#Q 

armtd forces on Saturday, Pebtu,, 

ttf 'IS.. ' : . .; ' ' )••',' ./,:;-;.• 

The February quota te doublet " 

for January, according ^ He 

Sluing, chief derkôf the boi 

and (somes close to exhausting tlte 

available supply of ellgHfle single 

men hi this dlntrict. ' 

EDWAUD B. ARNETV ewslW In Florida last JBuggter.l 

TO CALL MARHIED MEN 

• f y W v x m i i m 

He said ttie balance of the 'teen 

tear^dJtnmed when lto)or Clmrlea 

age group and a group of others re- Edward B. Arnett, *£\ 

ecntlv reclasaUIed, will compromise 

bdtalf of the U J8. OOTemment 

the March quota. After tluit, On 

id upon iW,L»«ptei «W • ^ top _ 

board probably will begin calling former Banker, g 

married men without ohldren. < ' 

awarded posUHWiously to her deinwid for Oc«an aty 

The nest group will leave ten at 

6:46 a.m. on the 13th, from head- 1/lCd Dies rULCI After 1 FaU Oil mOOULD 

HAVE SAVED OWN tIFE 

quarters of the board, 8th st. and r 

' •"•••' in a WifAyf 

Central av,, going to Camden by 

hu. 

Thoae called from Ocean City are: SeÛleGty Citizen KBlSW^S 

EdWHd Alfrnl AdHMan, 18. 

Andrew Rftlph Alktrelt*, 18. 

Domlalo Jwph AmumUl, «. 

DoniUd 8h«p COUIM, «. 

W»ll« Gib»n Fry, 19. 1 

BwM Gttra, U, 

y pt g 

«Stor, binlMr and clftr ofrtoal of f ta^ 

.iof fflt OW*B W 

Others on the 

We tttel.Somer»,owon, M, 3D, 

'i&ZSL° m * 8Wl *°*' W "" W S? jSSSXXVSBonds, «««»; wwuâws, .*W- «.».: »— 

• _. 1 ^da>âunt's session ihBafd-% burg; William J, FMney, «, am OSOAJOZED BANE 

State Direct* No 

cmr BUDGET m 

THIS I8SUE 

The dty bud*et, at Introdo 

ed JmmuUT SO, »pp*»n on p» 

miWpM Bum- 

Wd ^ 

advertised in todftyg MM n 

rtMS Ommua, MEETING 

the program. 

nent coordinator wm be named 

^.oawaw «wani, *«* 

staee km-^ t has followrt fce 

W* now proposed for womenn'l 

« 1 *- AMWaot Poitmaster Sornera 

o, y«uuf "sets up shop" to »ui 

taWKllhh 

and Last Month 

aies'of Wte ion* at me Na- 

.^,.1''B»I«* « «e»n «ty during 

and also better than to 

Last month the bank sold *8,600 

(Pa«e T, Pkase) 

Grow and TOldWwd a»f wttang 

Uii larger, eeacoaet resOfM itiracOng 

nundreds of '-housands 

Ocean City Must'Go 

To WarMh»«Bs W. 

''•' Ocean City this ytor muit put fbrth the greatest 

• eftort in Jt« hi&tcry to ccnvinct prospective yiiiton that 

it is patribtic to take « vacation in war time, • 

Thejr sales resistanet wUl h» harder to 6TOMoni» 

bfeauie of tranaportaflon dlfflfeidtrei and war's direct or 

indirect demands upon their ttow, ' 

Ocean City can make a %ûabltcmitribution to ^c- j^v ^ 

fery tor America by helping to ketp the folks on the (he gmt 

Home ftont lit and well, ' i' ? - ' ^taw 1 

But PCMB City must effMrHwly siBtHem the -idea'; Wwiif 

that vacations are an essential contribution to working Appot 

iRJmencyj ttjat only a healthy, physically sound nation to ^ : 

qan man a puccesilurwap-*rad; that s, change 1 of scene * HL \ 

and alrat tht!leashore will inaurerestored health and /; r,'; _^ 

; eff©

Friday, Eeoniary 5l 

Coming Events 

Gen. I lacArthur 

ires Sermon nuiMY _ w 

CtiatA; OHUni'•»% home of Mr». 

lB W W1 

HtfthtX frtlB, «W W««1*J * l 

RoUrians Told of HU Z:30 pun.; Mt». Ham Borklumlt 

and Mr*. John McCaltlon to pre- 

aent propam. 

tVettnUnster 

M the. 

ooutbHie& the 

*ffl be adber- 

lyle W. Kehro la 

to address the Ro-| 

touixht on the topic < 

tor Croat Guards Id I 

'oV War. 

„ the tact the W« we- 

In late afternoon, the sobool 

hm« been tuftf for.mgbt 

mw 'and flirt aid 

jUle pest two weeks. 

_. spectators end T>lfty- 

UtUe or no discomfort 

w«4 wwiier 

„« now pw«4 wwe, 

that tad been generated 

Si mui notJet'dlspeHL 

aSiK 

wffl proWily make «P 

per'SutoC th© labor 

jew to «v Industries. 

SHOES 

'XI 

I- V^ 

I 

• OerieWl 1 Douglass MaoArtJmr, 

•he has.iwoB au«ny "flms" in h'i 

ewer, in the tails of another 

sermon deUTered to the BuMuT 

Oh*) at Ho8at«'« last Friday night, 

this one by. Ot, Aadrewi Îtalian 

Braun, pastor of Trinity Methodist 

Church. Vintner, '• ' _ v i 

•me previous week file Rotari(n3 

h«wd a sermon bj Hev, Norman, V. 

Sargent, rtty publleit? director, 

.or-nun .appeared 0B.brt»¥' 

thi NaHonu Oonferenot of carls- 

Hans and Jews. 

SOLDIER AND FATHEB 

He quoted a cablegram from Gen- 

eral MaoArttlur, lust OBtober V, U 

•foioli'tfci Ameriean f—" 1 "~*" J 

Which th« Am op 

chief ili the McMo tHentre at wai) 

said that' by profession he Is a sol- 

dier but that by nature find devo-' 

H6 be i Afl A ktlf mlsi 

H6n be is 

i H 

f 

A soktlefs mls-i 

kill Mt fth 

;§i;^'ir.fliBii'*Lwini. 

11M AttMtfe 

DlaLMUl 

THIS YOL'R CAR' 

H6n be is hjAflr* o 

sion. He. mid. is to kill Mit a fath 

er's Is to ouild and create. 

"I hope," he concluded, "that I 

iin I wmemberied {r)ot In bottle but 

In the home." 

,VTtat cablegram," said Dr. 

iAra|tn, "explains Qeneral MIUSAT- 

jthur 1 * power and piety " 

'SOORES MANY -F1H8T8" 

He (aid that General MacArthur 

(cored the highest general scholas-* 

16; average (n West FOlnt In 25 

years. At 38 he became America's 

youngest • division, commander, and 

beaded the famous Rainbow Divi- 

sion. He was -the ypitngest com- 

mandant at West Point in Its Ws-> 

tory. At 80. ho fcecame, the youngest: 

full-fledged general ever to he ap-; 

pointed W tbe Anierifcan Army. 

Dr. Braun declared that the bro- 

Uierhood of man,Is Jinkad with the 

fatherhood of Ood. 

Women's Society for Christian 

Strike of the Methodist Church, 

monthly metUnf, - ehmeh »KW 

room. 

Ladies AM Sockty of «, 

Lutheran Ch^roli, AOBW of Mrs. 

AmiK? GMINTA Ml" W«lv 

»v., J pjn. 

Public Cord ,|wir beneflt of 

AniOlarj ot the Boly Trinity 

Episcopal Chnreh, In Parish Ball. 

1063 Central (w.. iiSO pm. 

WEDNESDAY — Ssdaiily of 

BIMsm Mother *I St. 

STEWA 

OF VICTOBY CTRCLE- 

An lnterMlDff prosram, with 

; Bton»rd8hlp" a* the tofiie was.^rei 

Milted MondftymMntl* the Vlfciory 

Circle of the Metjiodtot Church at 

the hom* .of Ufe (president, Mr* 

Theo Tawnsend, 11084 (Bay 1 av. I ' . 

Mrs. Ralph Balnea rend a paper 

Cm the topic of the eyenlpg. A pray- 

er was rend by 1 Mrs. K. A. Porter, 

followed by an Insplnttlonfll utitlcle 

given by Mrs. Charles C. Read- Mrs. 

Town?iend concluded the projrram 

iwlth a reaalng, "Btrength to Keep 

Goran", by Dr. SDdannn; ' 

The Circle will have charge of 

church duties this month. TOicy al- 

so will toe hostesses at the monthly 

meeting of Kie Women's Society for 

Christian Service Tuesday at 8 p. 

m. in tile oivirch social room. 

The Oirclc will meet Monday nllo. 

1. at Ihe homfc of Mrs. Boy 

BIHse Mother of t. r 

B. C. Chinth, Sacristy of the 

Chnreh, B tun. 

SODALITY 

SOCIAL MEETING 

A cPmmlttee Was ftppolwted for 

the social meeting of The SodaUty 

of the Blessed Motlher of St. Au- 

OnBOne's R. C. Onurch. Wednesday 

night. PWbm^.ry 24, when the So- 

dalltv met January 27 in the Sa- 

crlsty cf the church with the presi- 

dent, Mrs. Walter Bartholomew, 

presiding. Miss Marie Smith will 

head the committee, assisted bv 

Miss Jane Rice. Mtss Lorenza Pal- 

mer and Miss Camille Knab. 

Miss Angeltne Paone wag elected 

secretory to fill a vacancy recently 

created. 

Rev. William H. McKeever 

di" 

Manofi 1. 

E. Dnlt)y. 804 Central av. 

SIWN CIRCLE 

EIKCT8 OFHOEBS 

1r|e follorw"ng officers 

EtumMne. Circle or The W 

Church w^re elected Tucrd^y night 

nt tlie home of Mrs. Robert Lear 

81fl Vfesley av.: Mrs. lifar, presi- 

dent. Mrs. prvUle Adams, >(ce pre- 

Rtdent; Mrs. Charles C\ Af.ams. sec- 

retary; Mrs Raymond MoHenry. 

•reofrrer: Mrs. Abel D. Scull, or 

ganlsf WPS. Charles C. Read, siilr- 

ltual advisor- Miss Julln E. Scull. 

Mrs. Lewis dandy, and Mrs. J. P 

HUIman, sick committee. 

The Study Book. "On This.JEr/un- 

diatlon." by W. Stanley Rycrort, was 

reviewed by Mrs. Henry Younx. 

The next meeting, Tuesday, 

2, at 8 pm., at the home 

i h 

'• at the UMdlc jtyil.af Pwjlttfn! , ... , . 

Isinbv. I p/ilf.,Moiltillr Jtbrtihf of il» 

Braird of trulls. II Ito riMM el l»w. 

rent* *T, L«a», M> Ailufl' JJ. ,1 

[imdi!», *ii»il!.m?W«l» h lr, ^Mt'rt.jy 

ihe Horn «nJ Wfllgn Mllllsniiy l»fl 

efcty •! tlie home oi liri, HcrKhil 

IVtlil, 8W Weileyl*. Anmul mMi, 

Miwifirii Tdnltn ''Th, Nmbfnfltm, 

The Unliiniitil Uysliuli of World Be- 

n vtuy," .Mrs,, jijin i M|C,Uiori fill 

fefljw i diielM In the Million Stilj) 

Dook! "On TSii FanNhMon." 

uesday, 6;J0 p.m. Annual Cevefft! Dllrl 

Surlier at the home of Mia« CatheFiiic 

CorAiI}. 114 AlUnlie »*, AUiSJiriB Ho* 

««»( MM, Arthiif M. DeMiirii. Enter- 

tsinmenl Commilrtr; Mr«, Leslie C, 

Hui'in and Mff. Edward I, Rrichlt, 

,',,! 1:11 n.m Met ling of thf Juniof 

Chriiii.iii Endiiiiviir_ Sseletv, ronjusted 

liv llu junior C, E. S, OrTistri, 

,'.ii STJO p.m. I'nion Pravcr MefiHig at 

fie Pint Miihndlsl Church. SuiijMt, 

flu Book of Isaiah: "This r,reaine«t 

of ;ind and Man'i WeakneM." Itaiati 

n; i.J9._L"uiae aiid-»ludj liie Bitili-wltk 

Si-l 

II. 

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Fther 

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give 

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rklir 

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lOlh 

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HI the Ma 

liond Wrrtki 

ar cnntffii 

li the (ifohh 

n eoimtfy 

* tiritvii » 

in I'fielidsliij 

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use. 

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when 

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a lid 

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CITV BAPTIST 

• nl WesltJ 

e Tetrhiat, ' ly. 

Goii 

niioliag of 

fslherhf 

grieris 

f Mini 

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tile 

il eftif 

1.1 

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il ttol 

nfitff» 

orld. 

circle 

e-ffi. 

the 

the 

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tn 

who 

of 

Mttrch 2, t p 

of Mrs. Lear, will have for Itp hos- 

tess. Mrs. J. P. HBlman 

Pastor WilHam A, Mitrop 

0:15 a,rii Siinday ^tlieol 

t a,m. Wo?!»hip, sfffliBn hy Pastor Will- 

'iili A- Silersy, Bro;ider\si over station 

WPPfP. 14SC ilia. Conimiraioii, 

,iM pm- Junior B, V, P. V. 

^vin p.m WDf*Hp, itrrnon tiv flip Faiitef, 

sWfi - »W pm. M'dArrk ••rviic n! |IBI 

,F, ..rai.e ami niiilt Smdy, 

P'i lay ?:M p,ni, Eihle Institute. 

, 30 i.'.ra. Senior B, Y. T. U. 

iailv Moi,ii.iv shmugli Simrdav. 9:41 am. 

rtc OM Punily IKhlr". BroadfdiM over 

jtaiion WFPG. im fcllo. 

JIHiT MITBODIiT 

ith st. and Costnl IT, 

,ienj, F, AlliPOd, MlBlrter 

We l|vr in a world thai has l'rtome 

nielily iiiTerdcpiMident. Tjiere n iwaen!- 

ty no aren in medefii life "Mihsii which 

the aeiii of son e dn not maniiiiMy ,iffeit 

City to Observe 

Boy Scout Week 

Several Special Events 

Are Arranged 

Several spedia events are being 

panned here for observance of Boy 

Scout Week which wlU begin to- o* supplying labre j 

morrow and continue throtwh P°fs- I food and other requirements 

Old-Timer Drops in for Visit and tffflBL 

Retail* Difficulties of Early Days * * CT 

When tteft«»UroidwiilJetag it to not » «im hole, it wj, jMM 

bidlt in OMB City, tot probtetn to «ay Bwt way Btoay,,!, _ -vMj 

- *"• ttieir Mr, Marian still d oonn«iM>&l 

sras j Holy Trinity Episcopal Ohttî 

t>, ^ 

Tn h« 

liy nil i 

ilu 

MBiOLE 

TO CROCHET ARC.HAN 

F!«ns were fonnulited Tu«sday 

fcr the crocheting of art afghan '""•"•, "'V 11 '' 

tfurlnf Wfrtingi of tht Prlthdli, '"5;,":prim«ry 

Circle of tlie Methortist Crmroh, I.« -m. indiviili 

The p-Bup met at the home qf 

Mrs, Oeorje I. Brown, 23i Atlantic 

nlv t, 

The Oirele will atWnrt tlie month. 

!y mtetinij of th« Women's Bociet}' 

(PT Ohrtstian Servioe Tu«sd«y tve- 

nteig. 

_.. n«Kt meeting will bt »t the 

Bie'Sacrlity « the I horn * of MrsAdams. 724 Ocean uv,, 

* 'Tuesdiy, March 2, at a JO pm. 

offered 

-- - 'ng to- 

IfiliFfWr rctiiMrri a tech- 

ruMni in its irif^t fiei lect 

u,ii! brnther!i,if,t! i>f ma = '. 

tnit of tiiis hrothpfhrias 

ill lifis The- f,iiSW3e 0_f 

uli ti 

f 1 r*r unM l lilt ^ li nf HiriF! In 

^ w^v nf hrntlurhnod an i e^cimaily 

« »-n ,1 lif »hirh will linnt all >! 

Jecta in whldi Boy Scouts are serv- 

ing national and community needs. 

Tlie program Includes emphasis up- 

on a periodic health examination 

for every Scout, and adoption by 

euch ixiy of a plan for personal 

improvement 

Troop 50 Elects 

Officers for Year 

•Hie following orflceiB were eltct 

ed last week for Boy Scout Troop 

No. 50. for 1943: 

Ttoland Gannon. Junior assistant 

Scoutmaster; Jack Wast, senior pa 

trbl leader: Bruce Gilbert, scribe 

Jack Svlt. quart«rmaster; Bill Har- 

vey, bugler, and Nicholas Longo, li- 

brarian. 

Mrs. Fred Hedelt was elected 

Troop Mother. She Is assisting with 

the work while her husband, Fred 

Hedelt. camp councilor, ds scrvlne 

in the Navy. 

Tlic troop will participate lit 

churc'i services Sunday morning »t 

the ocean City Baptist Church. 

N. Wildwood Woman 

Suicide by Gas 

The body of Mil, Sara Qlftert 

was found dumped in a eha'r in 

th* kitchen of her North WUd- 

gravel which, uniquely, did not form 

mud and stayed graded, ft h»u to 

be braiifnt In W mom, 

"Thpre iif mud on.both sides of 

iiip, but not ill front of tho«e t«m 

properties," he recalled with a 

rhuckl*. "It made some of the follu 

jpalous, too." 

Bitlewiilks were anytlilnB the in- 

dividjsl property awner vmnied 

them to be, Mr, Mansn laid flaa- 

stnne the fill; width, and Installed a 

v'ide board for the curb But In 

many places ihe sidewnjit vim only 

n nari^jw foot path In the sand. 

OPERATED BAKERY 

TOT a number of years he was 

proprietor of an ice cream store 

there, and alfo had a bakerji and 

s ihne store-1*8 bakejy was the 

first ûeeiirtul one In town, 

"WfieB the railroad sent a Brew 

r-f 300 men hert to build the line 

from Pea isle Junctujn ta Ocean 

City, th«y, had a big supjiiv pro- 

tlem," he Tiiated. "Thrmigh my 

previous railroad eonneetloit, 1 gst 

tim anntract w provide their food 

nnd other thinp, 

"They had a eamp pitched dawn 

beyond' 34th jt, on the edge of the 

marsli and surrounded by si.nd 

iwood home, Monday, with two Ml dunes and wilderness, and some 

jets turned on and papir ifafcjrf 1m* 'It w« Q tough jMrpCTawr 

to thorn wlfti i hewe and «*?on, 

OTce in a while the tral's />t"re m 

bad I had to drive oiit on (he beach 

where it was harder ground, and 

was on the MmmHitM in 

erecting the present church 

ini nt 11th at, Mid Central 

He 

c 

and Central 

visiting here for 

the hom f M 

jets turned on and •papir 

in the cracks of the door. Dr. Harry 

Hornitlne, coroner, issued a certi. 

flcate of death by suleldi, 

Mrs, Dilbert was a sister of 

Evans a, BlauEhter, former county 

AssemWyman, who is in rlorida, 

A nephew, HWbert Slauîter, tain 

assistjint solicitor for the Depart- 

ment of Uie Interior, Washington, 

P. O._^ __" 

Resort Bank Pavs 

Third Highest Tax 

Amounts of bank stocS tax to be 

flaid by OapP May Bounty banks 

in l»ta nave been announced by 

the oounty Tax Board, The sum to 

* po!d Is 1328 more than lait year, 

uue to Increased deposits 

•me arflwrtlonment of bank stock 

tax reqiilres Tho Nsrional Bank of 

Occa.i Oily to contribute $1073, 

,hira highest sum In the county. 

The hnest U the MftTlnt National, 

WiMwoed, with ilB», and sfcond is 

the nrst National, Court House 

with $1823. Total for the county Is 

tTem 

jr-llnS 

fnr Nil 

10 45 i n Lincoln Daj dy 

Servlff nf Wm-sh!p Lmtoltl llt\ 

moil "Thr Itnrnitiu Rn*h Fx idii 

I U Tdc din,r und(r tin leanerflTil 

I^.lie C IliBlict. Mil «inP 'I 

Ttou~Tn>~of Ijnviliff Heavn" liy 

Sorrftno lAtrl l*nor Jnrt "fll I 

liv *\n ler h> Mm 

Sto* e» mil Aaiuii Rt^piicnfon. 

6 45 pro 1-illon VramK Penplc'i Utaipf 

at tfir ?ll»l Metllodl.t nmrcli Tnplc 

"Aluavs for tllrt t «nrl Ills CJiurl-h' 

PliiL: 3 7.14: Psalm »; 5U Leader 

Ilijd CMItln 

7 H) nm Ijnion EyenlnK Srrvicr at tn» 

first Metiiodmt Church Sermon Sir re 

I n f l l d Wl h Pt 

vn liy Vsrd 

"flnil Is fflve" 

rliy 

Salvage Drive 

to be Intensified 

The need for salvaging ot vital 

materials for war purposes will 

continue as long as American fiol- 

dlers remain on hte fighting line 

the Cape Muy County Siilvage 

Committee announced this week. 

Salvage drives are being con- 

ducted for various Items In some 

parts of the county and will be 

Waged In all sections as the 1943 

drive grows In Intensity, It was 

said. 

Scrap metal, tin cans, rubber, 

silt and nylon stockings and t 

for-the making of explosives are 

oh the vital list. 

Tin Is the most critlrally-noeded 

of all mfctato-for-war-purposas; — 

Only One Bidder 

for County Coal 

Tiie Bcrgh Fuel Co., Tuckahoo, 

was awarded a contrail liy the 

frt-eholders Wednesday to supply 

coal for county buildings this year. 

It was tho only bidder 

Tts price was *8.T7 per ton for 

100 tons, more or less, or buck- 

wheat, and $12.14 per ten for 10 

more or less, of cheptnut. 

I tons, 

i The bid specified that the com- 

pany would not be responsible for 

shortages or price Increases caused 

by .governmental war regulation. 

etiiodmt Chur 

IIIDIU nfollnrliocd W«lt hy 

Ceorijc Fuciier "Tlie Rrejtmt Paatr 

Rnwn 

MORTGAGE I 

MONEY: 

We Have It 

Founding Father's 

Daughter Dies 

Mis? Alma Burroll, formerly of 

Atlnitle City and » daughter ot 

jie *f ocean City's founding (ath- 

ern, dkd In Coltlngswood late last 

week. 

Shir Was the younrtett daughter 

of Ul« late Rev. William H. Bur. 

roll, irho with the Lake brothers 

formed the .original group that 

founded this resort in 1878. 

OlAtlH 

FITTED BT 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

OFfQMIflillf 

CAMPFFEE 

MKET TS HOMES 

Members of the Shawnee Camp, 

fire Qlrls are now meeting at the 

homes of memfoers, Uutead of at 

the Recreation Center, The last 

meeting was at the home of Mari- 

lyn Hughes, and was followed by 

games and refreshments. Tdnlihtfg 

meeting will he at the home of 

Jean Kate. 145 Anbury av. 

then swing hack through the 

T baked all their bre*d. delivered 

them Barrels of meat and sugar, 

ind many other things, 

COLLECTED AT SOBBCB 

"Tlie railroBd promi'ed me that 

if the men didn't pay, the com. 

pany would. So they worked out a 

iystom that a construction worker 

couldn't draw his pay until he was 

all squBia with Mahan's store. It 

worked fine," 

Tho first'railroad was a boon to 

tho isiaad, which until then had 

W rely entirely on ferry transpjr- 

tation from the mainland. Rail 

travel from here to Oanden had 

to go through Sea Isle City, how- 

ever, and it wasn't until many yearg 

later that, o:ean city jot its own 

branch line, , 

BUILT BULKHEAD FOR 

COAST GUARDS 

In Winter, when the bakery inmt- 

rem was slack, Mr, Mahan turned 

his hind to other thinta. such a* 

construetion work. Among other 

thini"! he built a tltnter bulkhead 

in front rf the Coast Ouard sta. 

tlon at 4th st, ana Atlantic av. It 

w»i then right on the oceanfroht, 

and officials were afraid the back 

yard would wash away without some 

protection, 

Mr, Malian sold his business here 

and moved to Anton in laoi to be. 

cane .manager of a realty firm 

which wm beeminf developtnent 

•here. He bought the Luray hotel 

ihoTtly Mtnwtrd ind hw Seen 

there ever since, though still a 

great friend of ocean fflty, 

"Had I knswn Hie 9th st, bridges 

Large 

PROPERTY 

Pine location for rmmlnf hotae, 

T bedrooms, f ornlabed nl 

A Bargain 

$5200 

CAREY 

City at all," he admitted. 

"I was first a 

Mrs R'-hard Southnrd 

IM Sophie Cobb has nqii 

r position as secretary of p ftU 

win Relber district manager oc Uw'j 

Atlantic Olty Electric CcnipOTJ-,' 

jibe lias decided to rtav lt) 

husband Staff Sergeant 

Soutnard, as long as he Is 

it Cody, Wyoming. 

Sergeant Southard was comrttUd 

with the local office of thf n«rit 

fo before entering the rerVW 

M*s Southard nil be 

j^tlAs Canillle Knuib | 

Federal Commodity; 

Grants Reduced 

Because of more limited 

tics of Surplus Commodities Ml 

ble, plus transportation rcstrleUag%j' 

the distribution of these ft 

local relief directors înd 

In Cap Miiy County will be 

only fin*. "• r.-ionth in the f^ 

Instead of twin t month. j 

This order wun rece'ved thll 

by H. M. Ross *:|>uiy dlrMtot of 

the County Welfare Board. OM 

age nsslstance and blind cllWto d 

the board will receive the' fedenl 

commodities on March 4. ABtfl 1 

May 6 and June 3. 

Hu*aiKi, worriedly: "1 fhad It 

on ti.e tip of my tongue a wo- 

iiii-nl iiBC and now it u gone." 

Wtfc: "Maybe It'll cotue bud 

If you think hard." 

Husband I don t tWnit »».jB 

THIS iê s»amp I was going to po^ 

on ;TIV letter." 

TOMATOES 

( Solid cellophane 

Fresh ' 

Yo. ion do your part fey tst.li ••« *••!•»». ••» ••« 

etlwr lUrnt not a» gavtramifi wliitaff folloi Urt, 

FhKIIUd F 

Fancy Freah-KIIUd Frying 

CHICKENS 

All bip iiiinlll;. lo >H lbs. 

LIVER PUDDING . H«1^« 

PORK BRAINS ^ 17c 

Pickle. m.Siff 1 ,,,,, 2 *• fe,Pork Liver 

m M 

Cernm.aiMu,h ul *"" il a,;Kiac I P.pp«r Huh • ia 

Baked Loaves ^m, %$i 

SMELTS W%an No. i 

NnUve 

£•» Trout 

n 15c I Fillet Pith * 25c 

*15c ICrabCthn " rt !5c 

enriched Supreme 

BREAD 

large 

loovel 

Enriclitd by ulig yteit Ugi .. 

Vllamla (I Cgnt.nl. Nlnell. Ire.. 

Supreme Whol> Wheat Br«ad ,',',',?, IOc 

Specially Priced for Week-End 

Wanted 

Four Door 

SEDAN 

in good condition ^ 

Phone 105 

GGS 

carton 

"DATID" ol "50 

[ Sivler Seal Eggs »*» *« ««•«> 

Gnariimeed of 12 

kUER KRAUT 

:A BEANS 

w 

Cnt 

qunri • 

lar . 

i 

HEAT PUFFS SI? (tssif.)% m 9c 

EVAP. MILK Farmdale 

The 

Chatterl 

is terving |, 

Tasty Hot 

Dinners 

85' 

Hot Platters 

Luncheons 

40c -50c 

The Chatte 

JEAN B. CAMPBELL, 

9th St. & Central Ave. I 

ICE CEEAM 

Delivery Servica 

You Have till March S to Complete Your Met 

Plra Kl 

rlP« RIBfl Blu.Cn.t.1 

DINNERWABE: 9< 

Witt Mi ftrttue aSCD Mfc 

or Pni) MMft eld frod«c«. 

Tav ctclM lor gal* ft tf Sip nt Snier, 

Plate, ttrlll PWe, IMP P1«H. i leiBi _•* 

D«H.rl Pldei, 1 Sereel PlikM, VeaeteMf 

Biner 

H 3 

Meat 

ftrwr nd Cnam 

^•Hbl. lowl. 

Cnn Nttleri 

| Grapefruit Juice ^2Sa 

Sunrise Tomato Juice 

Fillet Salt Mackerel M '£T 

OSCO Peanut -. utter 

Sliced Pie Applet m 

Whole Wheat Flour 

VH 

Qetd&ut 

FO 

FLOUR 

12 &4 C 

AII-ptirlHinp fumllr tlonr, 

•uAnnMM 

1ARD 

Pillsburv's Best 

FLOUR IX SL 

Wiirbri of nmiini Anlhun 

STANDARD 

CLASSICS 

each 

wllh each 

SM DDirlmw". 

4 for 91.00 

Soch celebrated nn- 

thort u Slutea- 

pesre, nnnlniON Cooper. Con- 

I Md. MtDpunnt, Dnmai, ete. 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Wartime Emergency Reduced 

titter n(M are mMt-^n ifffl Ût ttmn- 

••;•• i^«ffl'ii 

dfiCO or Gtea COM CMtfMtfrf ,„,. 

VIGETflBlEsoap'^ 

•5/10,000 P. X. 

5.000 p. D. 

$30.80 ' 

3JO8 8. D. E. 

$19.71 net 

$10/20,000 P. -fi. 

5J0OO P. D. 

$33.04 

2.30 S. D.tR.* 

$20.74 net 

Fire theft ana Comprehensive c 

Owih dtoiunt (UnmWtti with 

t*w*t& upon sotng on Wartlma 

Campb«ll Tomato Soup 

fJSCO Tomato Sony CM 

Patiiunfcey Corn M«al 

OSCO Hardwsttr £oap(S 

Al-Plne eent«dSo«p 

American Ttira* 

SSc)Sl eM * a 4fe 

have . 

^Hates). 

Haney Lloyd Chattu 

74147 Asbury Aw, 

CItF,N.J. 

Shore Road and m^bee, Somers Poliit, N, J. 

S*M : :"^-Wj.tV«:».A:.i» *,•»-* II,'-.'- •, .i 'I-'!':' :.''•! ','- " .-.-..• 

Uncle Sam Slaps County 

For Granting Him a Favor 

Freeholders Balk 

at Building Road 

for U. S, on Credit 

The freeholders balked Wednes- 

day at 8 federal government re- 

quest that the county pave with bi- 

tuminous concrete portions of two 

roodi considered euentlai in the 

vicinity of Uie Navy's airport, now 

under eenstr jetton in Lower Town- 

ship. 

Protest againit undertaking the 

worjc was led by Ralph T, SUvenf, 

director of > revenue and finance, 

who brought out tht fact that no 

federal funds had teen earmaifced 

for the worlj. 

Two resolutloni, calling 

oounty engineer to prepare plans 

and ipeciflcaUons and to advertise 

for bids, first were adopted and 

then rescinded, the latter action at 

I the insistence of Mr, Blevens, 

SoUand A, Sharp, county en- 

gineer, said he had already prepar- 

Rnscrve Rinht to'Limit Quantiticj 

g d dy 

ed^jjlans and specifications, 

TTie proposed work would be done 

under the auspices of We new Fed- 

eral Works Agency, created by act 

of Congress to construct tempor- 

sry war projects that will he of no 

valui alter the wai 1 . But Congress 

failed to provide any funds for the 

agency to ipend to actual work, 

Mr. Sharp later said he would 

merely notify the agency tnat the 

and see what move the agency 

plans and specificatloni were marly, 

will make next. 

Works Agency Re- 

fuges Ditch Want- 

ed by Navy 

Gape May County this week 

found itself in the middle In the 

proverbial scrap between tin tJ, S, 

Army and the U, B. Navy, 

The Navy some time ago asked 

that the county provide a drainage 

ditch around the 900-acre airport 

nrhich Is being constructed in Low- 

er Township—for the Navy—by the 

Army, 

Tlie county freeholders, reason- 

ing that they had spent enough 

county funds In providing the land, 

passed the request along to the 

Federal Works Agency — and got 

"bawled out' 1 for trying to -do a 

good tum. 

The Army engineers reportedly 

were not in favor of such a ditch. 

Bo the request of one govertutoent 

branch—the Navy—iwas rejected by 

another branch—the Federal Works 

Agency. 

A letter wag read at the free- 

holders' meeting Wednesday from 

John M, Qallagher, regional direct- 

or of the Agency, in New Tort 

In rejecting the proposal, he said. 

the Apency'a action foUomd the 

ie" s of the Olvil Aeronautics Au- 

High School 

,h _,, _i,r , , rf 7 ' »"" mmMMUGB, »na Bnop wore, Bi- 

thortty, which is supervising eon- feetive next week, Uwre nlso win 

struotion of the field ThB a A ^ I ^ m i 

War Courses 

Go Into Effect 

31 StudenU Take 

Physical Exanu 

New: wartime courses lot Octio 

City High School boys and girls 

were put Into effect yesterday, af- 

ter months of preparation, 

A detailed outline of what the 

new schedule is all about was given 

the student body at a genual, as- 

sembly yesterday morning, while 

the entire faculty met Monday 

with Superintendent Oeorge E 

Brown and Principal Oeorge w, 

Meyer to complete teaching plans, 

TAKE PHYSICAL I 

A group of n Senior and 14 JUn- 

lor class boys, all accepted for 

pre-fllght training, underwent pliy- 

fiicul exumlnations Tuesday end 

Wednesday by Or, John 9. Town- 

send, school physician. In order to 

take this count, the boys had to 

qualify both physically and In apti- 

tude tests. Those with no chance 

to make the grade in Ihe armed 

forces were eliminated, 

Other new subjects now under 

way Include fundamentals of ra- 

dio, machines and electricity, fun- 

damental) of navigation, automo- 

bile mechanics, and shop work. 

Resort Aircraft 

Spotters Praised 

struction of the field." The d. A, A, 

says the ditch Isn't necessary, 

"So what?" rejoined the freehold 

ers, in effect, as they fiiurativey 

shrugged their shouWers, 

News of Our Boys in Service 

12 Hours Daily 

At 9 Below 

Unions Shouldn't 

Kick, Sayt Pileggi 

• •• • * 

Jr.* 

Qi: 

FRANK A. 

unionists who dem:ind is- 

tra pay for every hour of ovsrilme 

would learn somftliJns aboît work 

at nn Anny air base, Judging by tho 

experionce of Flunk A. Pileggi, 

former Oraan Cily service ftfillon 

man, now a maintenance Mechanic 

nt a western field. 

"I ni doing worlt on the line, 

repairing nnd servicing B-24's nnd 

getting them ready for combat du- 

ty," he wrote this week. "We have 

of B-24's and B-17's on this 

field and we work 24 hours a day 

In two 12-hour shifts. I huve been 

working from 7 p. m. lo 7 n. m., 

nnd It Is Interesting work, but 

mighty cold. We worked out on 

the ramp with the tcmperiUire at 

9 below zero. However, we are pro- 

tected with wool-lined flying suits." 

Th letter as written, he Enid, 

"during my midnight meal hour." 

2 Mothers Honored 

by American Legion 

Condoned from page I 

ored troops in battle, 

MOTHER VOICES OEATITUDI 

Witti dignity and in a low volet, 

Mrs, Bumpter expressed her appre- 

ciation to the government and to 

Morftin-Ranck Post for honoring 

her son. 

She was accompanied by her hus. 

band, former member of the Post 

iind World mr I veteran, who is 

ndw employed in Washington, and 

a number of reliitlves. 

Both Mrs. Surnpter and Mrs, Ool- 

Hns received handsome corsages 

from Mrs, Harry Bonham, on be. 

half of the Legion Auxiliary. They 

were presented by Olty Publicity 

Director Norman V, Wgent. 

Fast Commander JWank Hart, 

^fio presided, presented Mrs. Col- 

lins and Mrs. Sumpter each with a 

plant from the Post. 

. Mayor George D. Richards In- 

troduced Malor Bourcler. 

HONORED BY FRATERNITY 

John Collins iwns recently honor- 

ed by the Thetn fraternity ns the 

first member of that fratemLty of 

WnshlnKton CoHejc to die In phe 

armed services In this war. Thb 

plnque was presented to Washing- 

ton College. 

Wrdn^sdny night's, affair was 

preceded by n dinner prepared by 

Ihc Auxillnry under the direction I 

Df Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horsey. 

Commander Hnrt commended the 

Legion Auxiliary and Phil Shnfto 

for tho arrangements. 

A number of motion pictures. In. 

eluding the Coral Sea nnd Mkiitray 

bnttles and otlicr war activities, 

were presented by George W. Mey- 

er, high school principal, who also 

win thnnked by Commander Hnrt. 

jncreMed emphasli on physical 

citlon for hoys. 

Audiometer tests tor hearing were 

given at ichool yesterday and og- 

aln today, 

* • * 

FIRST SEMESTER ENDS 

This week marked the beginning 

of the second semester of the term, 

Report cards for the flnt Eemes- 

ter grades will be distributed today, 

fallowing classroom tests given bj 

the teachers last week, 

A " 

mm 

The Ocean dtûint Off the All;, 

craft Wsrattg Service, ishlch re- 

ports an atrerirft seen or Mm4'to 

this nre«'to the Areay Dnfense 

GUnMMd, eame In for WteW an- 

tlon as an ' outstanding American 

M n woject,, In th N M 

UM» at tte t J y 

American Legion Magazine. , : , . 

« an article: entitled f/UMui for 

Victory",", outllnlito LegJon r partici- 

pation in war a«tMtJe») on the homo 

front, the Weal alwraft port' mi 

cnt tt the two mentioned In ttiat 

category. The othet i» M Mlneola. 

If-T.- :". ,.*•••.! • , • I ' 

OtIABDS VTtAli ABKA 

•At Ocean City, pus) Jeisey.ls 

anrthi* -tMMr"'*'gUMriiiW'* vital 

area," Hid the magazine. - "It to 

mfltatalnea by Morgmn-Banot HOet, 

" ' '• "" ' 'illu- 

th* ocean 

and it'I a top the 

BWpel Her, located 

side Of thfc Boardwidk. 

•^Completed et a «BM cf 

it has been opertitinj since Decem- 

ber fl, Itti, um Chaplain Ntor- 

msn V, Sargent, and hoa malnt»iri> 

ed a full tttH watfh olnoo that 

ttoi. ••••-• 

150 OBSERVES8 ON Im 

corps of 150 observers nerve. 

OWff 06- 

n Its BM 

dbserva- 

ttan towW reported MOO plane 

flights and much activity at sea. 

Including a head-SB eoUislnn M two 

vessels. The highest nun*er of 

In «M wo-hayr 

w 

DIoMelan: "An exclusive vefe- 

table diet would give you a trim 

figure," 

pAtjent: "Did you ever taii a 

good took at a hippopotamus?" 

Our Boys In Service 

4 Feet of Snow; 23 

Below; Fine, , 

Says Berwyn Hughes 

Berwyn Hughes. weUJcnown 

Ocean Olty youth, telephoned to 

his father. Dr. J, "nwrnley 

Hughes, from Truax JHeld, Ma- 

dison, Wls., the ottMr «y. 

"How's the weaffier. Dad?" he 

asked, 

••Pine," replied Dr. Hughes. 

"How's it with you?" 

"Jiist line," said Berwyn, 

"Tôur feet of snoNr and M be- 

low," 

BefTfrn

.", r\..s. ' * 

GO. 

I MO 

S i ^ ^ S f l r w f 

City husbands 

id to pinochle 

two nightB a 

^P». 

,_^. hdp the Red Crops 

fnmwp. ... XaB, fir; stay home, do the 

rtjiat JuAfor foe> to bed when he should. 

f and njriiiu hosiiitals herând Abroad; in Ar- 

> jibjpbpord and'on America's far-flung bat- 

Vtot County's duota^for Janbary was 17,000 

JTho quota wasn't half filled. More wo- 

ttteore are urgently required. 

f houses|^hjch normally produce plen- 

—*. —V wfjfi the demand. The Fed- 

the Amtie&a Bed Cross to 

Ocean pity hou«fi*?ros are siked to give an hour 

Urs, for your convenience. 

. and Wednesdays, 7:80 to 10 p. 

Headquarters, 412 *th et; Thursdays 

10.SOa.ni. toA p.m.. production room, Elec- 

ng (aecijnd ffw*}; Wednesdays and Thurs- 

.j'ifjn^ a^mufab* store, 3101 Asbury 

br South End volunteers.) 

'"needn't be skilled to perfoVm this work. You 

qiflckry. You'll enjoy lt'YoaTl form new con- 

imndahipsj, and bjaktr ot all, youTl see concrete 

,__ that y^tt'ra doing ybn| bit jn the war . . . 

„. — yonrlwibby, Ftp-right now: that you're stepping out 

^ iwt Wteând leaving him W mtoii the household! 

, the Boy Scout movement in America was 

iht years old. Tomorrow (beginning of Boy 

FeeM it will b>33. ,, , 

The imiwrtantMMt&ceHo tte Nation at war is ap- 

when one realizes thaf in Uncle Sam's 

26 per cen£|i$d>he #el&$ees an former Boy 

- The nercenuge' is still higher in the enlisted 

nd more than two-thirdg of the professional 

y. leaders who attmBe^^liestiPomt&r Annapolis 

uts in their boyhood, yews. . 

I of Atneric* & |iot« military organi- 

• wpichjt stands are the antithesis 

falrplodticea MBN—men 

who cooperate for the 

Mifayotion are not new to 

[la fct the S& «f their being, 

n-Kelly -was a- Scout. So were John James 

, John Bulkeley and "Butch" O*Hare. "Be Prepar- 

their motto, when they wgie Scouts. We honor 

d thi te)i h i 

u their m 

•and their 

another . 

r and wot 

e share with today's 

r organization. May it 

the good of us all! 

ngdMW Visitors 

re }n jast .week's issue that the city win 

most of ite Mvertisjnir this year on nearby 

nttt* of pounJaOorPdoWliet liiSn'thnfit has turned 

back forever on the few** bnt more profitable long- 

•—1 visitors from Pittsburgh and points west. 

_mcre profitable advisedly. On the average 

"gerxhan our mprV numerous friends from 

din area. 

ot haying farewell to these erstwhile guests 

i,rtvair.Tir%v*4 wstrMions probably will be 

ig this'Summer foj ,a]l but the most Jntre- 

_,_ --. it from afar. But we war will end one of 

[Mays, and tlicn tK©yil return. Meantime, the city 

c " 1 forgetting ittm «wtSrely. It will keep Ocean 

them ^JtkrJoccasioiinl advertising, though 

av. School? 

it of. the Board of Educa- 

j.dliclosed Ihe fact that the 

.the' Wiesiey av. school next 

- "like to hear what 

, ê city commissiop- 

represents an 8&-cent 

ojWfl is striving to re- 

by cutting its budget 

i aava about 98,500 a 

Cnt} av. school to 

i would 

^ to vaU> \ 

or not yotrab-, 

T 

r J 

Topics 

A-W (Bei|to irf Faawltf: Fro- 

tides iudaes fetfinf «o ««t* that soon 

anoe* w)U tena* wltb modtu spies «nd heel.. 

FACT: Tbe War;Wpductlon Board hag prohibited the manufac- 

ture of two-tolor Btipf4 -and reduced the variety of styles and colors' 

of footwear to save "leather. No limit Is placed, however, on the pro- 

of permitted styles' necessary to Jtll civilian needs. 

ttttMOB: At a "iero noiu" soon to be determlwd, automobilM 

wlU not lie penalUtd to cross tUU lima. 

FACT: Such » BftovB-ls not being considered. It Is merely the old 

dodge of bringing States' dghts Into the national scene In order to 

contuse the vital lssyes Ot the war effort. 

KCMOB: Civilians will soon be unable u> bay phonograph fe 

and the few that will he made will be sent exclusively to the armed 

force*. 

FACT; "We know of ho such restrictions, either now or contem- 

plated, naturally, we would be among Vie first to be noticed. Records 

are still available to the public end to the armed forces, and • will 

continue to be avallabe,"—(J. W. Murray, General Manager of the 

Record Division, RCA-Vlctor Co.) 

RUMOR: A nnmbrr of doctors are Injecting draftees with serum to 

produce fjntaln symptoms of diseases which nstft In deferment. 

FACT: An impartial Investigating board, composed or a repre- 

sentative of the FBI, accredited medical men and a selective service 

official, traced this story to a pro-Nazi. The medical authorities showf 

ed that such physical results could not be achieved by the alleged In- 

jictlon, 

RUMOR: People who new buy war bonds and retain than »ft*c 

the war will be prohibited from idcdvlng relief or any othtv form of 

atato or federal aid. 

PACT: War bonds are a cash resource In the form of savings. If 

the regulations are the same In the post-war period »s they are now, 

a person would be expected to ex3iaust Ills rash resources before he 

could apply fox relief. War bonds arc not only patriotic, they are in- 

surance. The more war bonds you buy the less reason to fear a post- 

war depression. 

Big Job Ahead, Say» 

"- * Chief 

Immediately 

Our Yesterdays Other Editors' Views 

ONE YEAR AGO 

The Board of Scnool Estimate 

approved the school budget call- 

ing for a »125.000 city appropri- 

ation, $9000 more than [he pre- 

vious year, 

• • t 

Francis H. West wrote home 

about his experiences helping 

build I>an.American airfields hi 

Brazil. 

• * • 

Morgan-Banck Foot, American 

Legion, endorsed the Idea of 

opening membership to veterans 

off the eurrent war, 

i * » 

Mlrs Gloria Woodruff was nam- 

ed the "Oood clttenshjp Pil- 

grim" Of the Daughters of the 

American Revolution. 

• * . 

MUk prices to consumer! In. 

creased a cent u quart toy onler 

of the State Milk Control Board, 

FIVI; YEARS AC.O 

George 1. Brown was re-elected 

to a three^yeaf term ms school 

iupwintendint, and, Arthur W, 

Shoemaker lieBame president of 

the Board of Education. 

• « » 

Progress wu being made on the 

removal of all signboards along 

the Ocean OttyJomers Point 

boulevnrd. ty order of the eom. 

•mssionen, 

• • * 

Publicity DlrMtor Harry Stan, 

ton said the city would spend 

some advertising! money in church 

puolleations, with speeialind copy 

witti a religious angle, 

• • • 

The question of how best to 

our 

MANDATORY SPENDING 

We are confident that 

Boon 1 of Freeholders will 

against, and oppose strongly, any 

addltlonnl mnndutory spending 

laws But tie public—the pcop'c 

Wtio pay tlie taxes-must also be 

nlcrt to the possibility. They must 

be rawly to give their represen- 

tatives in TrenUin evidence of the 

ccntiment "back home" 

Mandatory lesLslatlon lfi n blow 

to heme rule. That it hqs «?r- 

loils effects upon aJl of us is il- 

lustrated in the now county tux 

rate Increaje.—Cipe May Star 

and Wave, s • , 

"JVe have 

of roads »nd bridges w noon aa the 

war Is over." 8tato HlgMWy Com- 

mlsalontr 8paaoer Kilter, Jr., told 

the New Jersey Aosoclstlon of Cho- 

sen meholdeia at Trenton Mon- 

day m explaining ttie plan advo* 

oated for esta&Ushui? a reserve 

fund of mad money. 

Reference was made toy the Htob- 

way CosnmJsalontr to the bill in- 

traduced by Senator John G, Sholl 

of Gloucester County to provide 

ttiat SUite Bid tor counties and mu- 

nicipalities vhldh cannot be ex- 

pended at this thue teemm or war 

restrictions Ije invested in Oovern- 

menrt bands and credited to tlie 

counties 'and municipalities for use 

later. 

The damage belmr. done to both 

county and state highways through 

the hauling ot heavy loads in the 

War effort was stressed 

The Commissioner explained that 

approximately ai,2000O0 in State 

aid for county road and bridge con- 

struction and maintenance cannot 

he used now because of war pri- 

orities, but thought must be given 

to the millions oj dollars that later 

will have to he e>cpended to restore 

the arteries to serviceable cond'tion 

At present, he said, there are more 

than 400 county bridges with a car- 

rying cai»city under 10 tons and 

such spans are a threat to public 

safety ln the present day hauling 

of large cargoes 

The State Highway Department 

ho continued, has no thought of 

initlatlr-g a downward revision in 

State aid to counties, saying. "That 

is so far from the truth that the 

reverse Is true " 

Charles Stout secretary of the 

Association, warned the Fn-chold- 

I eri that they should be on their 

toe-; and freeze road funds to pie- 

vent their dlvcrs'on to nurpose-; for- 

eign to road construction H? -*s- 

«erted It was n mlstalte not to h»\e 

had o referendum previously and 

incorporate m ihe State Constitu- 

tion p provision to prevent the di- 

verting from roads nnd bridge!, 

tapes paid by autoinubiUits 

Chenowethls 

Club Speaker 

KiwanitPlaQpto 

Attend Chtinh 

SOMER3 

C«ien- 

STILL DANCER OF RAIDS 

WBil-Meaoing but short-rattn- 

oried follta who hajk nnd Iprt 

over all dUnout aim air .raid rf 

rtriotion? may hnve forgotten one 

Important •serious conclusion nt- 

rived at In tlie frivolous Twen. 

ties: that anotlier war would Me 

an cirtliration utterly destroyed 

by the Improvement In weapons,. , 

American warplsnw as' unitt 

aj«e Bttacklnj Geniwn sol] for the 

flrrt tune, oennany might r«. 

taliate. nr us to take too much 

for granted Is unwise^-Atliintic 

Oi& FreM, 

TOO FARL¥ — - 

Offteer Ho man pnclnf Ihe slfl*. 

walk at 3 oclock in tlie morn- 

ing) : "Wl»t are you doing here?" 

Gentleman ;L "I foi^j my keys, 

ofjlner, and rm waitinj for my 

children to come home and let 

me In." 

Mayor Hand Quits 

Draft Board 

Hwor T. MUlet Hand, of Cape 

May, resigned this week ae chsir. 

man ol Selective service Board No. 

S for the lower Cape May Geunty 

district.. 

In s letter to President Isoie 

velt. Me said thM incresied reôn 

slbiiities resulting from the recent 

death of his father, and constantly 

Increasing 

I -one how before taldnttfht 

h mrUi tnro alter ttte witch) 

hout",. TbU pMawt^'tf 

sutTlclent resWul sleep any time 

durlr* the 24 hours providing 

you give yourself Itic epportun 

Ity to do so. 

BBQUIJARVTY IN HUTIHING 

18 VASTLY MORE IMPORTANT 

THAN THE TIME YOU CHOOSE 

TO RETIRE! 

RBQULAiRITY of elimination 

meals, exercise, arid relaxation- 

makes for good health. The boys 

in military camps are good ex- 

amples of what proper nutrition 

and regularity In the dally rou- 

tine can do. 

.3. "One can catch up on lost 

sleep" woe to you if you con- 

stantly oount on thlj on«, 

SLEEP LOST HAS D0&E ITS 

DAMAGE IN OVERTAXED 

NERVES AND UNDUE STRAIN 

TO THE BODY MECHANISM 

Therefore, you cannot amke up 

for damaige done the '"day after 

the night before". During > ttilk 

period you are a walking invita^ 

tloh to headaches, colds* netvw, 

indigestion, and, contagious or in- 

fectious diseases of all varieties. 

Yoitr jesisUhce u & low el*, to 

fact, you aw" h«;Vin« open house 

for any UWe, eerm that oomea 

^nSitElT, of lom»,' need 

more sleep tlmn adults. SmalJ 

chndren need ftwn 10 to It hows, 

adolecceJrts need from nine to W 

hours. A thJlfl-who-.chew* his 

flng«iialls is Jutapy and. overly. 

rton Mid hl*i ateedV 

owttih superintendent of schools in 

Atlantic Oty waa guest speaker at 

the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis 

Club. Tuesday evening, Mr. Obeuo- 

weth 1 !. subject dealt with "Educa- 

tion, Democracy and Integrity ID 

Oni* PubUc school*." Be pointed 

out that the foundem of cur ooun- 

try were honest and straightfor- 

ward, and that ln order to |Ww we 

must get back to. those prlndpala 

The name of William Eckhardt 

was ndded to tfie service plague 

Quests of the evening Included 

Oeongf D Richards, mayor of Oce- 

an Otty, Past DIatrict Governor, 

Ijawrfroe tear; Stirling W Oole, 

of Ocean City, and Claudo Dllks, 

of lyinwood 

An irvitatlon was extended to all 

members and their wives to attend 

a George Washington service at Be- 

thany Methodist Ohuroh, February 

21. Tuesday night wae "Boand of 

Education" night, and was repre- 

sented by the president of the 

•board, JMWs Monughan. Ear] Hick- 

man and Richard Thompwn 

Beihtmy MethodM church will 

hold 'ft "Lincoln Youth Night" >*b- 

ruary 14. and all boys and girls are 

invited to attend The Boys and 

Girls committee of KlWanls Is -iion- 

soring this, and Includes Rev Ce. 

dric Hlcfcman, WUllam Godfrey, 

Ge< rve Broods and Harold Megron- 

igle A gift will be presented to 

each youth present 

Bible Claw Thanked 

fo Women 

Pocahontas Has 

Installation 

Mw. Rowland New 

Natona Leader 

In tlhe pre>5npe of approximately 

m percons Mrs. HatUe Rowland v?a 

raised to Focahontas but Friday 

night, ln Bed Men's Hall, at the 

Installation ceremonlea of Natona 

Council, flocahontan Lodge. 

The Deputy from Amtwanna 

Counflil, Eldora, MW FrBtjccs tV>w- 

ler, w>u assisted lp tfie raising by' 

th« Deputy Past Chief, Mrs Alice 

powler, and the Senior Past Chief. 

Mrs. Cameron, who also is a niem- 

"ber of tbe State council 

Other officers raised were Pro- 

pKetes9 Mrs. James Dunn; AOTnonn 

Mrs WUllam Nlckenson; Keeper of 

the Records, Mra. Walter Bartholo- 

mew; Cbllector of the Wamptun. 

Mrs. Tloyd Vorhees. Keeper of 

*tVlam]>Uin, Mrs Harry W Bonhatn: 

First Peout, Mrs Leroy Orowley; 

Becond Scout Mrs Harry Clark: 

Powhatpp, Mrs COleman Chance- 

Hrat councilor. Mra, wilBom H. 

ernltli, Sr; Second councilor, Mrs 

Kenneth Morey; First runner. Mrs 

Frank Freund; Second runner, Mra 

NlchoLiE Heifiim: First warrior. Mcs 

Anne Mlragllo; Second iwiuiior, 

Mrs Robert Smith; Third warrior. 

Mrs Margnret Oliver; Fourth war-1 

r'or. Mrs MUlle Denan • Guurd of 

the Tepee Mw Ellziitirtli Morey: I 

Ouard of the Forest M*rs Anthony 

Bello; Delegate to Orcut Council 

Mrs Kenneth Moiry: alternate. 

Mrs fiallle Brlnghufrt trustee. 

Mrs William H Smith. Sr 

Gifts were presented to the Dep- 

Club Calendar 

M U n a JDan 

hontaa Lodge weekly 

Red Men'. Uull, 8,p m. 

, poca> 

meeting. 

OfQiÔthalf: Danghten at 

Amertca, meeting at home ot Mrs. 

fi Knab 7:30 p ro. 

of Boom 

TUESDAY — 

Y Acuary of Boom 

Memorial Hospital, pomerp Point, 

monthly bnalneas meeUnf, hoepl' 

td rrcrt^tlon loom, i&ra 

WEDNESDAY — Wesley »». T*r- 

enls' and TtHki 1 AnochMlon, 

miintbly meeMns. scbpol andltor- 

imn, Jpn. 

Public card party, heneflt of 

Eebekah Lodge, Women's Bepob- 

llcan rooms. Title and Troll Co. 

uty, Poothontas Prohetess. and 

otlher ronklng officers 

PWl-rwlng the buFine^s meeting 

there njas a covered-dish supprr 

and a social time Mrs Bu^hfty wai 

nwarded Crom tlic merchandise 

Club. 

Mrs Ellwood Maxwell 143 AMburv 

(iv. pn-tertalncd for the tieneril of 

the lodge at luncheon and curd' 

TuPSdftv lilteinoon Guests -»cro 

Mr? TWbert smith Mrs Dorpcy 

HclllnRshfad. Mrs Nicholas Ileiriiia 

Ml"* WalU-r Birt'iolnn'i"" Mr c 

James Dunn. Mr*s WlHinni H 

• Fmlth. Sf, M« Helert Sliatp. Mrs 

Albert Camb 'm Mrs Lincoln Rau 

Mrs COleman Ohnucc, J^rfi Fiank 

RigglUS and Mrs. Bertha Levin 

| MriH ROlert BniO^ H37 B^T. ai 

will be hosMss Tueây afternoon 

at luncheon and ntts for the bene- 

fit Of the lodge, 

MRS. 8TRIIBLE HOSTESS 

TO BRIDGE CLUB 

Mrs. aUi "W, Stnftle, M4 Cen- 

tral av,, entertained her bridge 

club Wednesday evening last week 

Mrs, Jonathan Wallaee, Mr» A W 

eaburn and Mr*. RUMJBII Crane re- 

cWed ttitts fo#' hf«K scores OOler 

puestE»wf«! MW. Olare Faust, Mrs 

Eugene Murphy and Mrs, James M 

Monaghan, Jr. 

tp.nL 

Auxiliary or Sfortsn-Banek 

Tost, Aord an Legion, 010011117 

meeting. Legion raonwj g p.m. 

THURSDAY — Women's dub of 

Ocean City, covered dish nipper 

meeting, home of Mra. Clyde a 

EUI*, 31 W. Reaspray rd., 7 p. to, 

Publlo card party, "Proceed 

Night for Canton Service", by 

Women* Rrpabllcaii CUb, Title 

and Trust Company building, 

0:30 p m. 

FRIDAY—W C T. V. monthly 

meeting, home of Mm Charles C 

Read. 1019 Wesley av., lp.il 

SATURDAY, February 13 _ Sarah 

Stlllwell Chattier, DA.lt, month- 

ly meeting, home of Mrs. Stirl- 

ing w. Cole, iw Ocean av., Z:30 

p m. 

County Girls Champ 

Pie Bakers of JV. J. 

Mlfs Barbara DeLong. 12, and 

MlA covered dish 

O«r newly Installed Frederics and Thermique t 

•nemuer of the Mow Jersey Hotel* 

men's Aawdatton and the Court 

HDUM Chnmtier of Comerce Sur- 

viVIng are his widow. Minerva; a 

ton, Harvey, and a daughter, June,' 

Pleasure Boating 

Is Under Gae Ban , 

Pleasure trips by boat-rlncluding 

'MilriT-will bt banned this Sum 

r ttrdiii tho OPA relajifs its pre 1 - 

sent ngulKttonB 

ThB federal agency h&« officially. 

Mctendtd ttw pleasure driving bail 

to include gwsollrie-po*ei^d boats 

used In ewstern watera The ertcol. 

already is being felt In Florida. 

Tharp Is some hope, liowevtor. 

teat tthe petroleum situkbion will be 

eased sufficiently toy Bprl»s to a;l- 

Ids both car and boat owners some 

leeway In how tlicy Use their 

tloned fuel 

FR QITlCKKESlItTS 

USE A CLASSIFIED AD 

Sea Isle City went through 19*2 

without a loss from fire, making 

the second consecutive year for «suoh 

a performance. Fire Chief P. Hnr- 

old Button has reported. 

The Time Is 

NOW! 

The rtesldent put his linger oil 

one of the most Important fac- 

tors in our entire tror effort 

when he said, "Lost ground can 

always be regained. Lost tune— 

nevtr!" Your navy needs ships 

anil planes—now; Yonr a*my 

needs planes, guns, tanks—now. 

Yonr government needs the mo- 

ney for them—now. 

Buy War Bonds 

THE 

National Bank 

of Ocean City 

MrntbiT Federal Deposit 

Insurance Corporation 

AUDITS TAX INFORMATION 

March 15, 1943, Is th*l*st D*y for Filiitg 

1942 Income Reports 

HENRY ROESER, JR. 

Certified Public Accountant (Pa > 

I Title & Trust Bldg. phor*333 1 • Ocean city. N. J: 

""Mm tlMM.IMH 

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Appl< 

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1 \ 

Tomato Jaice 

AM **iai« Elbow M9c«r«i] «r 

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The lineups o 

forward 

Tru-purst, center _'_ 

:h, -f 

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f ft 

0 I 

Borcl . 

Paonc. guard — 

_ _ _ . . _ 0 1 1 JO 

3 1 

hron- 

th« flie cape 

te tfi* OWan 

in ttM r *«ii- llnckufv, 2lf> 

ii iili»t. JO?: RIIU Crane. 2B5| I), 

TMII A.l.iroi. 2IE; Wti I!.iii:lav, 201, anil 

,r,l IVIinvrio. 200. 

Tlir f.tnn(Hii(j in ItiiR irsiKiie J1I5U wirti n 

( an the Sainiitio Plinn'icr^ wrnt fim 

int. ilie.nl of Ihc rnlmi-r Oicvvirs fin 

i I l j U 

Bowling 

0 

PTBI#FES Hlufl MATS 

fOft OITV tfiAGUEttS 

MigH kinsle game Kuitu inin were ibt 

order of tiit night in iht CU\ Rq^lhiji 

J.nffiir at Flaylvnd. Monday Jack I'fol* 

f^r »ct the jjacc (or the boys with m 

sparkling 242, with JV*d D'tinperio jitd 

Al Hhi-n runntiig clo« behind with 22* 

and 2*A games, resiwcfively Othti^ high 

•nnrik included Earl Richardt. Zll( flor 

don Q)x, J*K: Elrtrr St«l:i.iin, 2, S>1, and I>r. JlYrscht;] I'tUit, 3/Mr 

Kend Ilanlvarcf Cotititiycd tp furfr ft 

nd, lenfftlifnintf i* H marain i, • i•-• j . '? ^ttt£0^ "^ , ' s f ^_g= 

Builder* 

riiu III S>«Uut 

CAMERON BROS. 

Builders, Jobbers 

and Roofers 

IT B«T0one PL, Ocun CltT. K. I 

Hoyer Company 

Contractors - Builders 

Fh. 123S 1335 West av. 

C. JOSEPH MOYEIt 

n.I Mi 

Alii 

ll« 

TO Mi., 

ilniliui tl: 

rile s mil. 

\\ OWS 

vi vn\ 

\\ \rs 

WAVF>. 

Illimlie •-... ill lolliurd V, Il 

PJI. ildi trinitrrrd llie I I 

ri r ,,( 'II fnr tin night • 

liri R-m.i» II-IIIK If and l"l) 

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2 26 

DEALER or PLUMBER 

. • > * 

r iêpptm0l>lMnces operating efficiently 

', yout Government is asking you to 

electric alliances operating at top. 

'. Otdyja Mt, waf can yon conserve gas 

Jt&tfi'ttoa, WUbboaH aftd materials so vitally 

r - a |^nlatlyby y ttitMt. Paint* 

| HI Aalsrj An. I'll. 

"STYLE WITH PAINT* 

PAINTING 

JOHN H. JOHNSON 

604 Atlantic Ave. Fh 1119 

PAINTING 

WetbeiUl'i pndiicla 

Harry R. Montgomery 

7Z1 Asbuiy A»e. Phone 4D9W 

Hardware 

READ HARDWARE & 

PAINT CO. 

852 Asbory Ave. Ph. 1 

Corbln and TALE 

Builders' Hardware 

and Bin], Moore Paints 

HARRYDIBIT 

Caloroil Oil Burner* 

PUJMUlMo . HEATIHQ 

' 301 EIGHTH STREET'. 

Phone IWi-W — Rca phnne UK. 

ESTIMATES FU11H1SHB1) 

Offlr.0 

304 Wtllejr Ave, 306 

F. a 

Plumbing : : Heating) 

JOBBING! ji 

Phone S8J Oc«ftn City; 

Plumbing - Heatipg 

OIL BURNER HYMVICE \ 

HANS BURKHARBH 

»• i ,T,ii 

G49 Aibnry Ave 

Electricians 

UUI FLOOKS, NTAIHS MAUft 

LIKE NEW 

WALTER MATTHEWS 

S3.1 OCEAV AVENUE 

WIRE KRAUSS 

TO WIRE -,-. 1 . 

OAMEL J. FHACS8 

BMirTRICAI. Cf.Nr«A(TOIl 

0> Aiknrr An. 

Jacob C. SCHUF? 

Electrical Contractor' 

708 Ashury Ave. Ph. 

Buy More War Bonds and Stamps 

ADVICE TO FIRST AIDERS 

! • 

/ ;, 

DONT WAIT TILL ITS 

A STRETCHER CASE" ..•» 

V 

J. V J. 

i 

eleeHcal appliances last lor the 

J. Front . . . 

more important Time and 

Wphfl o»i the 

helps were never 

DO'S AND DON'TS FOR APPLIANCE 

CORDS " , tj 

1. Take a Arm grip from great*, 

on the plug and „ .«"««.!"»'*'!"•,•«,' 

pull gently 3 - tton * •• m 

2 dUcon " S^2S 

worrt .... 

2. Ktwp tordt,fr—. paired al 

Among the many lessons Wartimes teach us is that 

ol how important hist a little etfw care may be-with 

Z tb^?fe lc ^ ll i ma y maa * onl y a drop of oil in 

& ^\ !£?' °* to**** 1 *"*-• frayed cord replaced 

before it cause* a short circuit, or a blown-out f 

SiuahSl^n? )nVp •• "K** worldngXS 

thoughtful proventtvM an more pndoui than pearls. 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

iJftto 

CLASSIRED ADVERTISEMENTS 

AdvcrtlKmetlts for Iheie cgtumns should be In the office of The 

ieMimf Iruidt>tly bi Tile Sciltiuel- 

Tlce, W 8th it 

Lost 

•+** 

>•*•»»#•«« 

Lost Ration Book ;: 

Ad* 50c 

(Cuh Mwt Accompuij All J 

Orden) 

.»^,- 1 (niftir ration book Kindly 

jrn ?r nodfy Mrt Joseph Lvuso, Mm 

1 Very < 

. Phone 

cat, Tieiiliry 

• witll black 1 

t ApartmeiiU For Rent 

YEARLY I Ul ted unfurnished ii>*rt 

picnti, one. tWO md three bed room I 

has. Ith at and Atlantic 

Ph-"* °W0- « 

heated, unfurnished. 3 brd 

.- apartmetil. alt conveniences, rea 

aonable rent year round Apply Read 

Hardware and Taint Co. RS4 Aaliu/y av 

APARTMENT. 2 bedrooms, living room, 

kitchen and baltl. healed " -- " 

kitc 

fflr t 

bath, ca p 

of winter, 843 I'flik pi. 

MODERN, Writ heated 2 W,1)iwm a,Mrt 

metit, automatic heat • also heutcl nxwnt 

by day or wrtk, flt winter pfittft- Mill 

cr ApartmcntB^ Nprth and \Vc*lrv 'v 

Phone 7J7 •>» »< 

Modern 

SOI 

l 

ST- Modern 

u*t reni«1wo. Oni 

e»rly rental Hi.h 

nd Atlttitic av. 

5 rooiiir: and 

R('i 

^ 

D apirtment I) ren* ,C»f 

rim t n ind blth, yW A*Miry 

6J0 or apply *000 Cctttral iv 

Rooms For Rent 

PftlVATE well /urnMied" rooi, 

h«ih private cntrmire HJK1 *• 

AsLury av . first Moor 

Winter Rental* 

Female Help Wmted 

GKAiJUATL nurae 

Nurtca* n>uii)B w 

Pincf Hotpital. 

Train Kivtr IJ) 

wunuil, MO » montli 

l it Imtli. 

N J 

e Imtli 

N. J. ki,ya 

A f N i n > a AMn. ««00 « •nonlh, 

full maintenance, ttoyal Pin^B Hnipltalt 

Piiieifald, N. J. Plione Tirni' Kiver M0 

ForSak 

QFFVETSESK .wivfl clmlr arm ehurs 

fHirrciiin gaa range, bllck rud while 

Kit4.iien set studio enuch mnliOKau> 

llluh buy, walnut secret ir) Hi^rk nnple 

rwd nl, latf type wjtirfill bedroom, 

livn K rooia antes Heas&ntville rurnl- 

IITC Hmlae, 12* 11 Main at TleaH il 

Used Heating Stoves 

L d d bk 

g 

COAL and WDod etOTe*. rangei, bucket 

a-dav. «tc. Used bicyclei. Hentiu 

II. Kafi and Son., Ilereford av, p 

May Court Home, Tliane S-iWi •( 

WE ARE 

EE TI 

ane S 

nt, for TMRFSTONE and 

H; inff your ceHfcute 

KURTZ GARAGE, lit and AtlsnK 

A NEW BA1TERV (c.r T"UT far tur 

unly I6.9S! KURTZ CAItACK. 1st ani 

Alhiutic l.v. 2 » 

ICK SKATES, iririn, with 

. .. 

KJ3C 4. Wurn twite 

21'IF.CE SUITE. 

firry strip 

wi while sllucs, 

W.0TI. Tlwiie 951W 

Ijliicli 

2 5 

J» 

WINDOW ahades fioin &k v 

anl< 

rtw. -"=7 Went av i1um.f 

tH6 CENTRAL AVE second (Inor -pt 

3 bedrooms, etc Elcctrolux rrfnuerator. 

uraiie. hot watrr radiation (IMI Ha 

monthly See Haney Lloyd Clijitm. 

ua Ashurv a» 'I 

' For Sale or Rent 

VfiT y the board. Its 

function remains that of claEsifyinf 

and selecting the men to be sent 

to fill end) monthly quota for "11 

services. 

If fewer men are found physical- 

ly fit than the total wgked bv nil 

Uhe services, those available will be 

apportioned according to the need 

of each branch. 

t 

a, BI«* 

rlty land C 

Flrit Sl»«t«. 

Ami!..nl du( 

with Intcrcsi 

« hi 1- 

V. MULl'ORD STEVENS, 

i , SIterill. 

February 3, 1 II 

nd cimfilrii tttlh \tlanl c Ilo 'I* 

•'?) KAntvarrllv. alfmp thi Ron* 11 

"Iv line pf paM alliv. «;ol f-rr f (IT 

We>terlv line of I nl !*"*•: the-fj, (11 

Snutlr«ar'1lv, alo»K the Weiitfrly Sne if 

fj» tVA 130 Ifet tp the Kuril irli hi' 

of Atlantic |to,ilevaid; Ihrnco ( nne and one half fert of 

the lands conveyed by the West Jersey 

Investment Company to Jean CtAN CITY DAILY 

Want 15 Good 

Stenographers 

,JtU^lfil^ a re In UhU *rea IJ aood 

«tHl»jttaphers and typists possess- 

ing trying flni>ers and bright minds 

not now employed, who would like 

to earn $1960.14 a year they should 

contact the Neiw Jersey College of 

Commerce at once. 

H. R Wllford. director of NJC. 

has just received a messase from 

WtlllMn Kagan, personnel director 

of tM Mlddletown Air Depot De- 

tachment of the Pennsylvania Cen- 

tral Airlines, gucistlng his assistance 

in engaging' this corps at steno- 

graphers and typists. 

Th" nppllraiita should have a 

general knowledge of tooo3tkeci,mg, 

filing, a familiarity with the funda- 

mentals of office etiquette, a short- 

hand speed of 120 wcrds-peii-mln- 

ute and, a typewriting speed of BS 

rords-pcr-mlnute. 

Director Wllfond, whose enrrent 

students will not be finish- 

ed for such positions until this 

eomlriK aprln«. Is now acceptlns 

outside of NJC applicants for tnesr 

pofltlonR at his office in 0i« New 

Jersey College of Commerce at 161* 

Pacific Avenue. His telephone is 5- 

3909. 

preme Court, means that sriind and 

petit Jurors chosen for duty at the 

I Winter term In December will con- 

tinue to function until May. 

•lalcd IVhni 

nillco-t & E 

r df »>7, 

Nicriffa (ecu to be 

n «ST».VE3IS, 

Shtrill. 

SHERIFF*!? SALE 

Hy virtue 'H of 

•.oiTiirlînt in tile »uid c,niftq 1*31 limliirly 

sci forth and * twentv 

rirr ctntuni iliall be ttriihin iitneiy 

('JO) Jiys lull vtpfin fililtm to feltle on 

the Jiart nf the piirchaicr villnn Hid 

time. ihi» fni iii.iy refiln Ilie IWCM(> per 

centum (i*0%) di pnsil aa liquidated 01m 

klfn ami not J3 i penalty. 

T'ie [iiirchaîi a bnl atiil 1 »- 

in writing at tie ifincluBMiil n 

ding fl'i.1 a contrart nf 

crtrttinl witliln «.ig1it 

snip dale 

The ( in mil 1"! 1 ill 

( Cl ^l per centum ol the 

auv licensed re il e!it ill 

Ilv (Irilrr of llnird i.f ( 

Oati 1 rcbrlfir 

of ("eiilrnl Avcm 

u 11 ill > friiin I hi Norliiflfitrrlv litir ol 

I if t it til Snei-t 1 xitiidnil, N'»iliPi»twint 

Iv. in a»d aloiiK ll»r S^nl(ll^.'.^t* L ^ly lnir 

unly ClrrV'e Office In Montage Hook 

^M pase ]6u, covering inter *li« a por- 

*irm of the premisea In queatton, and yoti. 

Ernest M Kent, a* irfflle a ^w*" 1 *— 

eiidanr heranae yon hoM a 1 

tiide by I t'aiton Oianu^nn t^ recorded NoJfmbir 

In "* 

Jttict 

ind a 

rnr-t 

•d bv( 

• Kent hirles II 

by Asai 

enilier 7 tt^H, r 

1TOC tn thu Cape M»y 

Office In îsitfpiiient nf Mti 

page J75, covering Inter alia 

th f i n 

f tht nr?mfi>i.i in ait 

Dated J«ntia.T f 1 

RO1IIJIT 

SlltW 

K BUI- 

SnllctW fnr r«nnpt&iriantt 

Ocean Ci'T. Ke* Jewr 

LOCAL BUDGET 

.oral L;u%ct ot the City of Ocean City, Coupdy 1 

the flccal \far lfM3. 

It Is i f.icby ct-ril'ied that Uio toudfpt annewd hereto and 

mudc a part ttreof i> n true copy of the budget appnyved toy te»lul 

of the ti'jvtiii.iig bo.ly on tlic 1M\ d«y of .lunuary. 1M3. 

RSXHNA B Bb 

I41-S7 

IN CHANCERY OP N1JW JEB9EY 

NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFEKl>AKT 

Tl.; JKKI>KKI(K ATANA.SK>: 

Hy viiinr -f IMI nlor of the ("mitt nf 

Cliaiiffry nf N'rw Jrrrfy, made Mi*- Hni 

of tlii' diile hcrcfif, in a oinsr wherem 

•City 'ii Ocean ("iiy, n niimicipal cnt-lmf 

alidn o( ihe Sliite of Nc* kruey, is Com 

lilainant. ;u»it Thomas J. Tlntni. rt in. et 

al, are thtf hcfeinlitnlTi, y«m nrr reqiiiri-d 

to 4t|r(war mid utiftwrr the l.ill t sanl 

(umplflininl i>n or In fur* tbc IJUi *• i> 

uf Mm 11 nt^xt, ot (hit Bj.d t>SH will bit 

taken a* coni>B! 1 

FoulUS consideration to tile strenuous oondl- 

tlt.ns conlrontltis our CHy Atfter taklriB ir>to account »n these factors, 

it vai concluded that a strict. War Time Budget should be approKCd 

for the year 1W3 

With thc=e Uiou hts in mind, the Governing Body lias Hrught to 

eliminate every po'tfble exnendltM-x: snd still provide sufficient revenue 

'a efficiently operate the' Loral Government ' 

ANTICIPATED REVENUES 

Anticipated 

9. TO* 

10. OflMMl 

(81 

Cbmfort Statloni 

eslart«t> «nd WagM 

Other 

Othor 

MlMfc 

G«hir*es and Wage* 

Othfr 

Flic Alarm DeM eerriee 

il) MunletoeJ 

1,057,014-14 

n^sioo 

361J00 

689 

Surplus Revenue Caifi 

Appropriated ... 

(ai SOttPLUS KfiVENTJE NON- 

CASH Appropriated with 

Prior Written Consent of 

Commissioner of Local 

(Savenmvunt 

Mlsiwllatleous Revenues 

Frat^hliitS Tttk .. . , • 

OTOBI SeceSute Tax . . . 

tnVhiSt'arid efosti on Tuxes . . 

Polio* Court 

Licenses 

^^Cjrlc^ InfipecUon 

BuHmiyg Inspection Veti 

Pees .. . 

1913 1942 

75,^00.00 67,000.00 

ie.600 nn 

•Malhed 

In Cash 

In 1M3 

11. Sub TpTAl' ••-,liL 

Bewrre *or Uncottccttid Taxes 

ai.ooo.oo 

ia.ooo.oo 

12.000.00 

1,000.00 

i5.ooo.ro 

1.000,00 

2.000.00 

600.00 

500.00 

1,000.00 

32.000.00 

19.d0o.00 

10,0(iO.OO 

12.' TOTAli 6ir«»t 

13. 

13.843.49 

49B.00 

10.103.50 

i. lleins ofi General Bsvcnue 

Writtcrt CX>ryent Of Cpnimls- 

tfonier of ijocal Oovennneht 

y Surplus , 

«i\papi»alBurplus 

«i\papi»alBurplus 

3. l ToMJ.,Ml6ti«lloji(ious ttevenues .. 

4 itegTO | DeBnpt T 

4, iteogTO |rom DeBnqupnt Taxea 

Sinking Pitod Beqiurnnenti 

IrtMrcst on Bond* 

Intertot on OurTtnt JMUU . 

ai Artif*> vi aMxx)> am 

flewlte 

niyment of jMbdfc .,...^'.i. 

(e> Deficit* «r»d StttiActV' • \ 

KrnersMioy $***•;»•* .^l lt.OObin 

1943 pond* Bald in JWwnw .. • • ,. 

1»(3 Bonda FftM In AstrfltBc 

(St Oaato,DtAe.i , r , 

Iêal qcbool Taxes ISPrutlQjMI 

County Tta]Wi ~" • 

State' 

9CJJ15.00 l0t.1g0.44 

liHOOttM., 

5i16DD 

* ^Sijsw-- F-?

'4 

f / 

[ilL 

John 

. 'Baker, Mm, 

, A. Honey. Mrs. 

SOI»ftp» POINT--The program 

(or unveiling and dtaeattai of the 

new qttKM* honor roll was JOTX 

• t /j 

The mil Will be uayieiled py,Mr»- 

Bhrry -Clark, mother'of Paul Clark, 

be tip Majr Che 0 B , 

of the public relation^ general staff, 

AJWiMk Forse training center, 

Aflaht»;clt.y. and Ueutenant-Com- 

n»TidTi Thomas fiufseiton, of We 

Ooast Ouard Radio Softool, Atlan- 

tic ClStf f:^ 

'lint sonata Faint ttoy missing in 

action. The prlncvM ai^dresws- "MU 

0 Bd 

p v M ^ 

be tip Major Charles 0 Bonder, 

ff 

T:TA 

85 Present at p 

Dawes av. School! 1 

SOMERS POINT—The 

County Council of Parent-^ro 

had an pU-iloy meeting, at] the 

P $lT^lJ'iMJ 

Pawe^ tt.v,tsc$9Ql,,]Tuj!^JJ 

John Oliver, Jr, assisted bj ZMns, 

Burl' Hlekmmi, Mrs' Harry 'acoW, 

Oeorg U. S. LWparimsptor Educa- 

tion 'is *pMisoH&g a •crap book pro- 

ject *?n the 'schools, cftled Schools 

At War". Sli Of. the outstanding 

«srapfiook3 are to be picked by the 

countv superintendent of schools. 

and he has selected a, comers Point 

book as one of the SIT 

In thla book is listed the work 

of the Junior Hf>d Crass, with let- 

ters nf thanks'.and, •appreclafon 

from children' in Btfriard for the 

$fts which tiad,hfen madg and 

cent bv our Pupils; the work of 

•Jie iriiool nurae, • Mlis , Hannah 

aodfrpv. Miss Grace Wolf teacher, 

is cltea for, her activities in flntt 

aid,, jr.d help in th* sewing project 

of the Junior Bed Oftss 

the hrîfcldefopitjng acheine since lack of new fur- 

r ctttieringt beat tohifioflô fattening, dressing up the living room. 

' | 5 JI T H H 0 -J P 

an not of M 

Take A» Long At 

ONE 

YEAR 

TO PAY 

: 5 

CnildrenMaKe 

$86 From Scrap 

Proc&dt DiVi&tf' 

in War^hunpx i< 

EOMEHS POINT — The School 

children received MS from tiw sale 

of ton school' scrap pMes.< (Thta mo- 

ney has been distributed to tne pu- 

pils In the form of d>fensarstainps,' 

the children receiving stamp!, In 

jnopurtlon to the value: of ^twnp 

they brought. 

Wti.le most of the pupils' brought 

In some scrap, a number of them 

brought in large Quantities und n3 

consequence received jnanj 

stamp? Those receiving ttanjps 

worth a dollar or more .ire as fol- 

lows i 

Edward Harrington. MOOt Jownli 

Cftamplon $422f Mcroan3 Hamon 

$2 4". Jack Wallace, $3 22 Thomas 

R»nj, $3 40, Harry Sullivan, «161 

Paul nt7patrlck $2 TO, Jotie S'fel- 

man $2 70, Ruth JKulfoid, H.5C 

Jock McDowell $120, Billy JWin- 

ecuk $100 Kathryn Echnittf *160. 

Richard Best $100, JJMU>| Sjille- 

$160, James Issrd. il fi& Anna Moe 

J ft*runton, *13>:> Joe. JWrttoh- Bob 

I tVgte and Edmund Starts, $3.98; 

Carolyn Salnacuk. $1; J»e Myers, 

$2.06; Nonnnn Stevenson. 41.10; 

VvUller Boaker, $110: Oharlea Gal- 

lus. $1.00; Samuel McDowell, »1.00; 

JJojvUa Cnuner, $2.40: Robert Fen- 

ske. S3 40J'Beatrice Johnson. $205; 

Edgar Oonover. $160: Joan Barrett, 

> Marjorle Oliver, *I 20 

Impromntu Party 

for Hairy, Eckhardt 

SOMEB3 POINT—An lmprOTnpt'i 

farewell was arranged for William 

iEckhtrdt son of Mr nnd Ivfrs Har 

ry EckhardV who left recently to 

-•>oort for duiv as a Xlyina cadet 

Mayoi Fred Chapman'? oBJqe was 

'* e ijene of tiie farewell and Prank 

Hart, president or Khvant Club, 

Garrett Sullivan, chalrmun oT the 

Service Boys' Gift Fund. Mrs. Bck- 

hardt, and a few of "Blll'i' friends 

were present. 

He vnented ^ >M n pen nnd 

pencil set and a carton of clgar- 

•-ttes George Johnson on poilce du- 

ty, drove "Bill" to Plen'-rirttille to 

connect with his bin here Accom- 

panying him were 1 Fred Chapman, 

Jr. Edward Belcher and Rflbett 

Serb-rt 

School Lunches to 

Continue Into April 

eO.vtERS POINT—Word has been 

jecelved here that the school lunch 

project will continue until April 16. 

At present, hot lunches an? being 

cerved to pupils at both schools. 

Because i>f a ruling that WPA will 

i disband this mont!i, every hoard of 

{education in the state petitioned 

I to keep the project nctlve as long 

is possible. 

During the Summer, women who 

are employed on the lunch project 

canned several hundira* jars of veg- 

etables \hhlo?) mere raised on the 

WPA farm These v'wtabln, with 

surplus commodities suppl'ed by the 

••tnte have enabled the cooks to 

plan balanced menus for the chil- 

dren Meriicul reports slicw tliat 

health and scholastic standards 

have teen raised since the lunches 

lucre inaugurated 

OF THE YEAR! 

Delinquent 

ReDorted at Sea 

SOMERS PODJT—Lewis R. Mor- 

ley, who was reported delinquent 

by Draft Board No. 8, has been 

idgned on tlie 8. B. White Plain, 

and lrft New York Hartior Moem- 

Creams Lotions 

MakeUo 

net yonr *opply «f lltêna HublmiUn's funaui 

btaatj prjparationii now at this worthwhile 

Esving! Th»s year at *U yean yoo ran't afford 

to miss this, vpeclpl beaaty offer, rhcrk ttvtr 

this lint and order at once. SHs Usti far a 

limited, time only. 

I'Ltet 

1 GraltiA 

• Country Nlfht Cream 

Bne-^fal^^ê Cream 

K'j-bol Huqar 

Town *-Coontty Make up Film 

Red Un» UpMIck 

Apple BUsnm rtrfomc 

Price* 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.25 

1.00 

2.00 

1.50 

1.25 

3.7S 

Now 

JO 

JO 

JO 

,1.00 

JO 

,!,«0 

,1JO 

1.00 

1.00 

NOTE: (islocme, Ean de Toilette, Girt Sets and Beiutj I.ufgage 

net Included lit this sale 

prle-9 , 

' • • ; . • \ - ' • . 

Special Prfcei Mective Friday, Feb. S, to Sahirday, Feb. 13 

Stainton's Department Store 

.„ * r)' < r t .d. 

VommunikaHoft tlnat op*itttMl by our 

armadforcMar* vital te*v«ry military 

action en dlloWrbp«telly mak* K a rola not to call. 

Wmhington, D. Card other wdr-actlva 

center* unlot • abtolutoly necauary. 

Your balpwHI da much to apMd Hw 

9 jleaUnaUon unfcnoNm- Mayop 

" Ottaiwitn received fhta iverl- 

m of MorleyV whereabout!!, 

thnsiwh contact With tile U S 

Maritime, Commission In few York 

City. These facts Iia.ve bien made 

known to the Board, 

Republican League 

Enjoys Card Party 

6OMERS POINT—A card parly 

followed a brief business meeting 

of the Women's Republican League, 

at the Fire Hall, Wednesday ovc- 

ning Mrs George Johivtm. presi- 

dent, conducted The next mcetlm 

will be on February 10 Mrs Betty 

Lowther iras hostess ut th« enrd 

party. Refreshmmts were jervotl 

after the game* 

The playera- Mrs Gcorse John- 

son, Mrs Emma McCuc. Mrs Fxi 

gar Hill. Mrs Maurice WaLon 

Mis Lewis MathJas. Mrs Emily 

Muddcn. Mrs. Thoma* Lfltlmci 

Mrs Sarah Richards, Mrs Riciiard 

Hagenibuctier, Mrs. Catherine 

Bioim Mrs Dai id Brudlej, Mrs 

Oharlotte Bam«, Mrs- Joseph 

Weintrmib, M», James B. Scull, Jr, 

, New Class Starts 

for Point Motheri 

SOMTOfi P0ttTiT-A5 

Godfrey ansiounces that _.. 

this week Mothers' elnw will be 

held each Thursday at the New 

York BV. school at 3 pra. Tlicsi 

cliifses are under ttie dintofJoii ol 

ihe Bureau Of Maternal and Ohild 

Health, Btftte Depnrtirent or 

Health, with Miss Godfrey as in 

itrurtor, TO* cla^s will ineludo 

pre-natal, infant care, chil-i fuid- 

snee, some nutrttlon, and other sub- 

jects of interest, lach mother com. : 

pleting the course will leecive a 

cfrtincate. 

-Attai Hhnnah 

Frl. and Sat., Feb. j 

Spencer Tracy, KalharlMi 

bum, Richard Whoif i 

Margaret " 

"Keeper Of 

Flame" 

Aim Color Cartoon •OJ I 

Monday. Icb. 8 Only \ T 

RiclurU Travt, 

Vlfjliili Clirlstln, 

"Truck Btutr^" 

-BAHOAINITE- yt 

Kiddles He . Ad0]t, ' 

Tues, ami Wed. Feh 

Hnmphrry nopirt, 

Herfman, JMul tlenrtU 

Claude Hulnii hi 

"Casablanca^, i I 

Dog Ueeniu to be 

Issued. Saturday 

BOMEHB POINT—All dotr owneri 

nre mked to obtain licenses for 

their dois. City Clerk JfimM O. 

Scull will he at City Hall from 9 

in B on Saturday, February S, to 

issue the Ikwises, unlew license! 

nre procured at, onm, tiie owner 

iffill be subject to u fine 

TheatreJS/ews 

VILLAGE 

Friday and gaisMay 

Spencer Tiaq/ and Ktttharine 

Hepburn figure in a drama of news- 

paperddm for the second time In 

"Keeper of the Flame," Mttro-Qold. 

wyn-Mayers graphic adaptation of 

I, A, R. WyLes best-selling novel, 

tttilch comes to the Vllla.e Theatre 

conuntneing tonight. Unlike "Wo. 

man of the Year," which was com- 

edy, hoMsver, the new picture is an 

u.rfusiiy ufumatic one dealing with 

An.eri unoer todsy's WArtime 

conditions. Tracy, as a iie»-spaper 

man, Investigating the death of a 

noted American leader, falls In love 

with his widoow, played by Miss 

HepbUiti, and a dramatio situation 

eventuates whin his investigations 

turn Uie linger of suspicion on her, 

Qeorgi Cukor directed the plBture 

with a east that includes Richard 

Whort, Margaret Wycherly, AudKy 

Ohristie. Horace MeNally. Donald 

Meek, Frank Craven and Doryl 

Thursday. I>b. 11 Only 

Lee TraLy, Kwl>n Bmab. 

Tom OroHii and Lin Ktttj?b| 

"The Payoff^ 

Also CoirKtly. Novelty and 

BARG4IMTE 

Kiddies lie - Adults j 

1 ri jnd Sat., Feb. IJ-1J t \ \ 

Matinee Itblli l>.iy? %*]"^ 

Dnli Hope, )>».ath> Lamonr(»| 

"They Got M« 

Covered" 

^ 

THEATRE OPEN PART TIME 

The Seaside Theatre, Somers 

fttint, wUl be closed Tuesdays. 

Wednesdays and Thursdays until 

further notice, it was announced 

this met. 

GOOD FOOD and 

% GOOD SERVICE 

._. era FAMOUS ... 

Clam Btew „„„ 85e 

Oyiter Stew __..„_ 85c 

FoD Conne 

DINNERS 

55c - 65c 

TIP-TOF 

DININa BOOM . GBILLK 

OB the Corner 

In Uu Heart B' Town 

9th and Asbury Ave. 

VMLAM 

Buy More War Be 

Parts - Kep-Urs - 

RE-UUILT 

P0B8M* 

BICYCi 

Hospm 

640-42 Asbury , 

rhone 0IS2-W 

HOGflTtS 

SEA FOOD REST* 

\1to Omtmm U* N««.l 

OPEN 

CLEANING 

and 

PRESSING 

TAILORING 

REMODELING 

Furs Cleaned. Gland 

awd Styled. 

744 Aibtiry ph. 1035 

SENIOR STUDt 

• Photographers 1 

PortralU - ' 

1 

Developing and. 

Phoneme - 838 

Ifaiian Sausage fb 

FRANK LO1* 

1M9 I 

RADIO SER\ 

CLYDE 

Flattering, Brickfin 

In Was i H 

Know 

Tekph 

Before Thursday 

OCEAN CITY SENTIN£L-I 

63rd —No. 154' Telephone 0304 OCEAN CITY, K J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1943 Publlcttlon Office ' ' >' 

JUd Ifen't Bait, Itli S», and IbVnt A«. 

Rent Freezing 

Ruinous, Says 

County Group 

. Confers with OPA 

in Capital; Cong- 

ress Scrap Looms 

A delegation of Cape Mav 

County resort men, headed by 

Assemblyman John E. Bos- 

well went •(.• Washington yes- 

terd'iy and nppealetl to the 

OfliiP ( Price Adn.inibtra- 

tion for rebel from Lhe dras 

tiL rent cofitiol PUlInp, which 

Ihiwitens numerous repor f 

people with the lo°s ct their 

jji operties. 

They had nn appointment to con- 

fer nt 3 pm with Pnul A Porter 

dopu^ OPA -dmlnKtuitor hi charge 

of r>".it contiol They planned to 

explain that die icnf freeing edict 

—designed primarily to prevent 

foiigin? m. comics ted Industrial 

y at least pantial- 

lv t j xtniptlnp seasonal communities 

Mr Hoswell says he hope» he ci»n 

induce Congress through the del- 

egotioi from tills district to force it 

to do so 

MeanVme Oongressnian Wcnc 

telegraphed The Sentinel-Ledger 

Wednesday niglit thnt he was try- 

inp to arrange B special hearing 

for representatives from resort 

i»t"M with tih" OPA's regional oiflce 

in Philadelphia, to give them nn 

opportunity to explain why resort 

i areas should be exempt. 

I ALL BENTS FBOZEN HERB 

V As It stand* nor. all Ocean C'tv 

property owner* must base their 

* 1913 seasonal rentB upon" prices 

thev charged last giimnj^r. The 

Dies Suddenly 

Fining judge 

Heart Victim 

nrd miny ownars (failed to receive 

enough revenue to pay carrying 

draiKes 

Hie rent control Jr "ireezing" 

plnn wns designed primarily to pfc- 

\ent rent gouging In contested in- 

dustrlil areas 

The idctegatlon in Washington 

yerterrtny Included, teilrtes Mr 

Boawell Walter A Dlttrlch, repre- 

wntnn Uie Ocean City Real Es- 

tate Board; Harry H»wKinE, sea 

Mi C'ty commissioner, Elmer lusw- 

'tt rinrcsentlng Mayor George A 

ReMun of North Wildwood; janies 

A L Harris, representing Wildwood, 

Hnd Harry NicXeraon. real e-tate 

trokei, representing Wildwood 

Crest 

2 Buses Daily 

For Down County 

New- Public Service 

Schedule Announced 

,A schedule of service on the new 

bus route Between Atlantic City and 

Cape May, passing through Ocean 

Citv, was announced today by the 

Public Service Interstate Transport- 

ation Co. 

Persona wishing bus travel to 

points southward In Cape Mciy 

County may catch buses leaving the 

local terminal, 9th st and Atlantic 

nv,, twice a day The departure 

times nre 6-20 a m and 5 p m on 

week days and Saturdays, and 11.16 

a m and 7:15 p m on Sundays. 

Departure times ifrom the local 

terminal in Uie opposite direction, 

to Atlintlc City, will be at 101« a 

m, and «-i5 p. m. , 

The new route, approved only two 

wee'ra ego by the Public Utility 

Oomniiasion. .follow) the coastal 

Mghwav through Sea Isle City, Av- 

al and stone Harbor, then swings 

over to the mainland to pass 

through court House, and thence 

to Wildwood and Cape May. 

Insurance Cu^ 

on County Cars 

A Mibstanllol reduction In Insur- 

ance on Cape May County's motor 

vehicles was anmnjeed to ttie itei- 

nolders Rurt. week, in a letter from 

John J. Key. of the BeediftpJCay 

Realty Oo,' WUdWood. 

A Credit of % per cent, plus % 

fleet plan cresttt of 115 per, cent 

In the i 

wtoo saw.both, 

pom coall »*' 

p 

hall 

jehpd, K w 

appurent fttquonO* at 

men's canteen to the J 

the Music Pier, nw, a. 

«w of activity. 

COST CO 

The oort of 

1500 for botb aag 

small fay cotnpftrt*on • 

greater cowtort ttwt " 

ble, ttie mayor MM. M 

cost of fuel Is expected < 

wtoat lower than' H hen 

oil. 

•Bie OPA has authority < 

oil ratlonB for any 

large quauUUea of oil 

be converted, an4 are < 

turn to t&ls-effect al 

buUdtous in the, 

and Atlantic Oity-was 

weeks ago to convert half 

ot its fire houses, • _.. - 

City Ban is getting 

Ms 4lhn oO nSm br 

heat fnxn the main j 

bunding on Fridays, fla 

Sunday*. 

Mr and Mrs. pavld McCWBon 

were week-end guests ht the home 

of Mr. Medallion's parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. John McCalllon, 601 IStti st, 

Mr. Mocxailon is 'stationed ' In 

Louisville, Ky HW wife, whd is rer 

skfing ih Philadelphia for the dura- 

con, eccompanled Mm to Lte 

for a visit. , 

Beware of S\ 

On Beach;might 

Sees Florida I 

After the War; 

• \ * 

Present SokiBen 

Return, Says i 

Florida, will reodvB a 

Hnpetiia alter the war.! , , 

This is ttie prediction of" 

R. Benner. past eomn»«ii«er.t" 

gnuânck post, tunertaia 

who "* employed dtslnsr.fhr; 

at the Sort jAUderdaile, !— 

office. 

^ThonwndB of youO».'l 

tant Tnints are recelTlnvW 

auction to Florida UirtnJgh-t 

my training, 1 Mr. ] 

in a better to The I 

"Hundreds of item j 

determination to l 

home i n h t 

.would have never - 

except ilwf.lhB^-"" 

t Be xepoff "* 

Is ]B

several iMIIi hro 

. alttouch 

oondaoted. 

Kiwanis 

ScbHtsH 

si n 

. i Mojvement 

' by Club S, 

1 '"The' Boy Scouts 

ment Jn democracy. . ,.. 

95*, ireisurer of tnl Boy BeouJ 

exedutivB committee, ;*clare& at 

7 

5. "" 

Plan i Sip(>ir 

droned unl- 

the 

flnalt? came upwlta 

n that evwytalng 

m y 

fjj death,". 

principles. 

{ASS'S 

of local Scout 

W e n y g 

18 plub, at Plymouth Inn . '. 

contrasted the motive of 

German youths, WJK> Sutf "eduetfted 

f dth J A t 

rBoji floout 

(scoutmaster 

brief report 

ivltles since 1934 

!*.*.». I P.M. 

HHW 

He called attention to the fact that 

BO of the 178 members of the troop 

either Mfc iIp 1 training or are with 

fha armed forces, including one 

Gold Btar Sftout. 

RECEIVE INSIGNIA ( , 

Patrol Leader Nicholas Long6 

was presented with a Second Class 

Scout insignia Jjnd Alvin Wcather- 

by'nas giveW a iLlfc Scout Insignia 

The presentation was made by Nor- 

man- V. Borgent. local Scout com- 

missioner 

Glenn C Heller, president of the 

Atlantic City area of Boy Scouts, 

tWa. 'sptaktor, kaid: "There is no 

better educational tool In America 

for tjie creation of Rood citizenship 

than tjie Boy. Scouts •• 

Barld V. Peyl, Scout tifeputive of 

lthe Atlantic srea, attended the 

meeting. 1 • ' * 

CBOES MOKE INTEREST 

George W Meyer, chairman, of 

the Ocean City commute, express- 

ed thanks to the Boy) ftqmj and 

officials .who attended the meeting 

ana urged tne taembers to take a 

more active interest in Scout work. 

' Rev. Benjamin P AUgood receiv- 

ed ' the attendance prize. 

itional Food 

Jsers to Register 

Tha dates on whloh Jnstitu.tiona 1 

dt food, such aspvotety, rfs- 

taurarits, hospitals, bxirdlng houses, 

etc., will register with rationing 

boar*; for Point Hatlonrai has 

been'set at March 1 to Match in 

New regulations governing InrtJ- 

tutttmsa'ttsem of food, soon to be 

'announced, will supplant (jhe pre- 

sent sugar and coffee regulations 

the new registration form will cov- 

er all rationed- foods, nnd will pro- 

twd-mbntti allotments of 

add coffee as well as of thf 

processed foods. 

' M'rs.'Wermon-AleiBndBr, 

will return Monday from 

' vacation trip to- 

Beach Fla 

was In 

Mrs Theo 

7t»mrngr "Events' 

W. C. T. U. meelU»», home of 

MrK CtaulerCl: «e»fl,-llH» Ww- 

ley «•, 8 pin- "nances WUIard 

Memorial" proiram. 

liiday masses at 8 'ft. m. 

10-19 a. m. 

and 

,7, aju Best JWday.i maesi 

T.JO pan." Holy Hour. 

* 

CHURCH" O 

SCIENTIST 

"SOUI." ii 

i l 

CHRIST, 

Race Relations 

To be Stressed 

i > 

Rev. Allgood to Preach 

On It, Surtday 

Ratfi 

served 

»QAVEIX 

$: "My mill •lull 

n,,rt rifr bu.is tij ihc Ljrtl the humble 

ill,II Ii, .r Ilirrror, mij h' lll°il niat- 

Mlfr ily Ijid mh me aid Uf vs exalt 

t" ' P 

J\a-ilr 

i 

to do 

"t) 

h 

e 

(P». « 2. J). 

I.resoii-Senuon ciiatjuns 13 

iruui llu llililr. "Foi' it la 

rkrih ill you Itojh to Will 

hia good yleaanre." (I'hi4 

[ 

(.1 

1. 

1 j. 

(> 

ST 

lOtl 

he 1 ."i. 

v ti riii 

iH Hn 

il > tpllicr 

R u l| r him 

» 1 *(, III 

JOHN'S 

i .1 and 

i Fnnjt 

ill S< rnion 

•isa.il (n I 

b Vicn 

ilio 1 icluilc 

i ttiL {A riDlia 

it j, ,t llnllli 

Scr"i,nir M try 

ku,r no 

l.ut lllr 

IMIII is 

Ihn.l 

other jrmli II 

i,m pcrfttt 

Ihc ,ikrur»9 " 

,,,„ ,M, M.,.0 

LTITHEKAH 

Ci ntral 

F Adler. 

* tlif 

ft ^1 

1 Wlt>i 

Ilakcr 

imJtiH 

\llllfl 

f (rt)vt 

•*h\ Ii 

SIM, Pittor 

The innafigur^tiDB \\ ( F I 

'.. WilLnd'* l> 

I it I 

( 'iinc'i 

1 mi n 

Mowen Stadia 

Developing - Printing 

Photoiraphs - Camera Supplies 

721 Wesley Aye. Phone 651 

gut Sunday and join those who gather to give thanki to 

ta wild provides all our comforU rid all our need*. 

first MethmUst Church 

Ker. Anjuoln F. l^ 

St. John's Lutheran 

Church 

KCT. 

9tliie'» RlC. 

tutrcb 

Chapel' 

r. Klalu 

Christian Sv)^» Society 

Tlie Hcmc Mitslonnn le^'-nn 

book "The Negro in Thr South 

utas .-'viewed by Mn- Hanj Burk 

tiflrdt The Foietini M"^»lunm\ ILS- 

son book ' On ThJi Foul djitlon' 

wfl*? reWc^cd b> Mrs John MfCiill- 

lon ' ' 

FWlovrinc the moe'rn? refie r h- 

ments mene served bv tlic hoît^ 

and a 6oi_ial tin^ enjojed 

ENTFRTAIN3 MEMBER 1 * ' 

OP SCND4T SCHOOL CLASS 

Mrs l/>on:ird Homer 2nd rt meetlne of her 

Bund i School Cki.'J. i f i?ti h of thL' I 

First MnJ.holi.-t Cliurcli at hei 

home 1t«x* nttendinK mre Rutti 

Hacknt-T.' Mn-y Vlrfilnin Roth Bai 

baro Campbell, nnd BnitMru Gfrj 

CATHOLIC P.-T «. 

IIKAH': liEHATB 

A pood nttendnnce WB-, leportcd 

at fi» montnlv meetlnr oj St Au- 

(rjstlne's Pn~ente' .inrl Teacfiers" 

%ssocHtlOn last Wednesdav niRht 

In the Ctonvnt 1321 Cmtml ,n 

A debsite "Whother ClifldrPn 

Shou'd or Should Not do Home- 

Wor't" was feitiuvd Thi> tiWIrm i- 

t've von Tills team comprised 

Catherine SfmpJrlo Jane Bll/iiird 

and Judl'h Imbesi Tie nercitive 

tram oonHsted of Pnul Jennln^ 

Paul Becotte and Andrew Housand 

Stephen Bice ivas inustfr o[ i,cre- 

RcV'Tftomifii IP BinW ind Be(- 

WdDl.im H MrKteiver •noki' on to- 

pic^ relaUvc to the children of th' 

M'. 

( In 

I i B '|"'' 

lit' In l'ki 

I n Mi, I, 

I , 1, mtr V 

,. in 1 .„ ,i 

itvl Till I, S 

OCtAK CITY BAPTISt 

lOtb Et. Atld W^Hlry AT 

,F.I,-S M.- "special 

prlftc n cake High scorer in bridge 

waiftjrs. Vlolctta Jonnson: high in 

tigS M WiHia O Brtari 

r -iiii Wiit^hu ît-ni it i\ HK 

W i l l i m A I i , , „ I., .1,1, ist ,.v 

i ...i ' ( 1 1 1 , 115U kiln 

I • ] 111 11 11 , II \ I' I' 

1 II |< m « . -Ini in. l,i 

Hra \ liic-uc 

V,,i ,,-,]!, ,'l ,,!,, MMI Irl ~come then: bl^ Job on 

t 

rrevlouslv (riven In which she al- 

'weri her luiribond hml lir-d in a 

hou~e at Sorrers Po'nt with nno- 

ther woman named Us M ( «!s O'fldvs 

Frlwj^ds She said he hai b r 0u*^t 

Ml c s Edwards from IndlnnR to uraik 

In his awning shoo when h n hod a 

navn-mwit contract to make Ann\ One 

tents, which Inter w«s cni celled I immediately Is to keep a. record of 

hf»me front 

urmlnn Mtih no'nt PtJimp* 'E 

A TlovH In D'nftlce the OPA 

fhl* 1 ^ f'pc1^r**ti flrl*1iii^ tli 3 t J^^'tlih 

housewives have been doing it for 

some time 

SHOULD KEEP RECORD 

each (housewife can do 

dteaung Its paint value, and a letter 

ifted to indicate when it Is valid for 

use. The stamps are arranged in 

vertical rows of four, each n>w 

marked with a letter—the first rcr.v 

with A, the second with B, and so 

on. In each row there ore an 8- 

polnt stamp, a 5-polnt stamp, a 2 

and n 1. 

During the first ration period 

>ws A. B. and C iwill be used. That 

means each person will have three 

stamps of eficli value for use during 

March—a total of 48 points per 

person. 

The government will announce 

the number of points to be used 

to purchase each of the rationed 

Items. And each store will post ah 

official list of the commodities 

showing' wtiftt each is worth in 

points, stamps will be detached 

Ann books at the store in accord- 

ance with what Is toeing nurchased 

The valid period for the stamps 

will be one month, but any that 

are lett over may be used for one 

week during' the next period in 

conjunction with the stamps for 

tliat period. 

**• 

Cm*.*** res* I«t trier* M«rd Iti 

it 

aMMaa 

Taar «kalf• far aaty U «f CM **i SMUT. DlMar 

Haft. MM Ptata,t««p ««ti. t Utot fUrtM. 1 — 

urt Dlika*. S CWMI PhkM, V*frfaala Nwl. I 

PlaHw, f »«w tarrar M4 Craaat ttMt- 

UQU©ATION 

SALE 

at the direction of the Court 

Premises: 916 Wesley Ave. 

Ocean City 

LARD Best 

Pure 

" 

Gold Medal Floor R CTV IS 

Buckwheat Flour 

Whole Wheat Floor '£ 

g% 

Street Floor. «£9 1»OU 

A Handbag— 

She'll feel smart and patriotic carrying! on* < 

of the new rayon FWlle bags with their heavy- 

wooden frameo. •*> a«|e t°*A AC 

Street Floor. ' 

Her Kind of Valentine 

:ene 

]//„ 

Send your token of lov0 on 

Valentine Day toy way of 

)ovely,.laoey lingerie ... the 

Mnd you can be sure she will 

cherish for its sentiment and 

lor Its (uactlcal beauty. ' 

Choose lace-encrusted gowns 

and slips or the tailored mo- 

dels II you think «ne would 

prefer them. 

- Gown* v 

Dainty ctaanners In eve so 

$2,98 to $5^5 ' 

(

i 

«i our 

had any «*»-•• 

•re: »yto«ii, 

many 

to take 

iilffiBSHlffi 

• „ J__ *_*--- T **** !tt» WJMStt of Onenieloy 

p on German factories. -, y „„„, oompenwtion to «n an- 

" . .. * In W ptofttt of ii* or m*e persons. 

a * g t *'*ff"*îig.i7H-TaPEr'ftifL - ,__ 

\ 2£M 

1 "FirBit 

^ 

allotted tîeir 

Witty i» si- 

JM poised two years ago after 

e Jor* and Utter battle.• 

. Senator fcoetor ..(MoranouW: 

Makw Old ARE assistance avnil. 

able to aliens. This means tint 

iaMU kiifeiftt *l» iwUl fce taken off tee*! relief 

JTOmALf!,"* Wtt. with m vmmi tmm- 

a good reason $500,000 udditionai funds 

t th^se porthaaers have 

i»* i toe 

;ti%: ,\ .. 

I upoir TOjpenonn tne noic 

ry that has b«en filled with 

^Wtttf t 

mm memim 

iidn ,BM: Mount ilMug for twtihm 

Mryini in He* C*M) wrtlt 

I«:*ilitftn,o« wa». Not a* brmd 

MBlf lawon ttneftm In mi»my 

«ewi«,)»t Wl #iU Diet pl*t 

liyiiiliiljiilil 

BV SPBAkER Amih-kf (Pastah); 

two mtMUW whlrh «anld 

permit temporary anDotiioneith 

tbe rtmftlpro* wi^r trnptoyeis. 

Nohf of tbra* tempomry ap- 

BiM»plee-W]ils.JonM milk driv 

dedand iNcmtty' that simplified, jrttftidsrdlwd "vldtorV 1 

civiUan goods are being hurried Into production. He 

is a. poeslblllty of agencleg Bring .created to protect 

to concentrate civilian Industry in * tew nucleus factories I 

lelean macMniry anB Itfor |* *W ;«* MWt, ^ 1 

RtlMOR: "Eleanor Cldta" ir* qnlte prevMmt In 

iM(N.ne pun of U«« dubi, •llejkdljr ipWMMi'b) 

veil, b to indw* thrlr nttMUve nwrnbHS to lem doi 

f o r w w w B i f c , .-. • •: . , •:'.•:', •.'." '.• .•'••"" ' 

Vetem. ', ••...,....•• 

FACT: The ihortife of fw» Hbor j«: 

nly to areas of 

agt, remaining under proper intpervlslon and reolding ln 

peclnlly provided for BieiB. ;; 

Forum and Agin* *Em Other Editor? 

THANKS ALL WHO Alblb TOO MANY U, i. 

PARU.VS18 UBIVE 

. TWwe Mil be no __ 

'J rsy.-sii,-. .* 

Editor Beutinal-Ledgtr—infan- M that there art 

tile ptral^lj, .will not Be in ttii Vm ral employeis. Buli 

minda of the puWle v«y BlnBl the fault of Use nnp|tor 

(mother year, as the drive for «lvw, it is unmlsu _ 

1SM3 has ended, Oontinuou; work, fault of those who hive 

however, will bs maSe dnyjjy- er but not the expert 

day,- throuîout Hie year, W Meewartly Uie capuctty 

competent research workers com* nlng and administering; 

batting this disease, and those of mental elHeprte ' 

ynu who have contributed to the bl T^ntaeni 

drive help make thU possible. steadily ngalnst ftdml 

The expense of sending a per- ep'llmie In certain 

sonnl letter of thanks to all those the government — 

who have flfl^serated with Ocean lb iia 

g^s^fe; 

City's share would reduce the 

Courtesy Syracuse Fost-SUndard amount of '.he final result, re we TROtrBlE-SIIOO'TEE '§f| 

are taking Bit opnortun'ty 01 ««• If the President, em M'•?'* 

preiiing our slneerp thanka, Wanrn mtOi suBH ihriw' 

throiigh The Sintlnej-Ledger, to A-merlcans fee] he can 

/f ere's to Your Health! 

all lndivldunlt and organisations, vei directly to the ftr 

sn4 naauM every one of our deep 

apja'poiation. We rajrat tnat we 

ONE YEAR AGO 

enn report only a little better 

-Would You Like to See 

Lbuii Bianer was plujtelng the 

than SO per cent of the amount 

collected the past two years, nut 

are very grateful for that much. 

OTWWWW 

It Would fcs well for m to re. 

member Biat we do all this in 

Bv MIRIAM B. REK Hi,Y 

Wwrence Ftm H-BS Eccop;ecl 

the name of Him, who said. 

f« Sight tralnBii fty tnt Naval 

"Taite UP thy bed and mlk" 

m% WEEKS the pn»wqwl, in 

Air Force. 

the Rehool circles sf yqur esan- I NOTE — these Wildes b; | 

inunlty has been "Whuia you like Mis* lH^hly. phyiilcal ednea- | 

With sinkings numeroiB oH the to mm mv vaocinfttlon?" 

I Hon director in Ocean City's | 

•nisre have been all tj 

lertlng warm clotmnj in «nthe 

"sears of battle

•1 

l: 

« • 

If 

M slf 

1 fms 

KHiifc«i;'(|n«fd(.:- 

^Bowling 

SANNINOS BMt W»I* 

SBAlHOttfi OHABtPfl 

of ttl« BiierinifOdent'i office- iBte- Hoe gaiety take twee 

4 SEVERALOBJECTIONS 

v s mimm 

; At TWday* rneettnf, ealltd tsy tht 

SJJ'aiWAK .(•••'•.'' •••• ;:; :'':rt- I i|.M wniuld have to walk farther to bad 

MM5»*i*ngdij •'•• ' , i , , « wBatiiir, and beaiuEe elf the inade- 

E^ffi?'— : -'-• '•'• --•' : ' I I I 'tS WMr*:-}^.^ , - ; :•!•:_'! \_ • omtral f», gd»ol. 

sMV-'f-r-Vv:/?;".'.-„:».:.',.••=• ^•v., :„;:• '' ;' ",' BuperintenJent Oeorgo E. Brosni, 

w&fryNFW'-yA 

ta 1 and iwvi ttt 

tr of MMB»-Rantt Wmt, 

Leglim. 

Goes Overseas 

' Red Cross Official 

e^TitoMôr'thSTStt half 2"the s daughter, Yvonne, high school ^jriounoeoient of her arrival was 

2Km i?4» JKLftS IMCS af antor. tnade Wednesday ay Red croiiNa- 

£*£,? Brila?52? ThKTwon SerMtei were W 8 pin. WMntt- umsl hctfqlMrbrs at mihiBgton. 

S y Kfl,I^nta* over S%OM2 *>y ttWWP P«l»& I" Mm, Netasa and her; husband, 

SS» THmhffl^SEald fflS Insistent demand from the 203 find 216, 

DIES IN FLORIDA 

creased cost of operation. 

registered during the IB41-4S term, Die "TeioHIt 

There were two shut-out victor- thss year's h%h school graduat- 

Funeral servWs were conducteU 

ing elssi will be Bnaller ttian laat 

June, tlie report Indicated, There 

are P now listed in the senior 

Mass, whereas SB received diplomas 

in 1«•>. 

Adam-,, pf 'Jie 

now BOW in England, England. 

l.ULII. COAL •nd WMd 1MB, r.nWl, - 

inl"!*- rthiîu •.dn», «tB, U(ed bicycln. He« 

Room F« R«l~ Î^^fflOSSllf | 

•I,! flfil n»f. 

Winter Rental. 

Personal! 

HIT aur nrHt dtWrtlitnl', A lull 

[ 'oiiilS Hi'MPlYnEV circlaliif, pii hjoltf, m». 

Robert Watkins Recuperating 

2nd Lieutenant From Wounds 

Graduates from A.-A. 

Artaiery School 

Parents Hear frtip 

Joseph F. Fitzgerald 

Corporal aftem P. W*«in». m Priwte Joieph F. Fttaierh/a. mv 

M MM. mm m Wamm, S13 Mi was wounfle* In aefien earW !n 

st., w^ fradua'W last week witti January, P^wmaWy m fteAftlean 

a eosnmtaJon M seeond lieuteiiant eampairnyUi BOW weuperatlrw i«t,. 

from the Anti-Aireraft AWlliry .ifartorUy in an Army HoipiWiL no- 

Bdiwl. "Officer Candidate BlvWon, ,»rdinK to anoaiw ..vtfr,m^^ 

Cfcnm Dn-ris. N, C; tw his oarente, Mr, and JSw Tmthy 

J r t , 

private HtaMraJd rtnorteH Mi 

, Ueiitensnt WatUni, w»» ftrwiur 

;nttd m '- —--— -"•— 

In 1DS1. i 

I is connected with tl 

111 WI AHB annli for WHEgTONB »M1 

bureau. 

' ""* j LEE fVRU; bring jmir ccrtlRMIe !•> I Lieutenant Wotklns was h'ttr* u-.. 

..ilir »». KURTZ OARAOE, III and Atlantic furloiijm fljia week, feirt will leive 

lough wttJi Jus parenta here, 

.Monday for aShew post at Port 

iDatli, near Jamestown, Va. 

LFAT>S ATT4CB 

ON NAZI SUB USE 

Majnr Paul D. Browji, o 

SON BECOMES ENSIGN 

Army Air TOrei, wWto w< 

and fl«urtter.ln-law er urari'e a ^rr- 

Brown, superintendent of rhoota a 

were gueits a* ttie wown hmne. 

ExeFNeht cendHinii; 1,11. fn 

•It. Cmr tW. G, W, Oracs, WUS 

av.. of ohfjiic IJftl, 

Automotive Service 

i0 » i 

ffi^*««5? « £»TwHtaSffiJ The wMe heart the ne«s of her »as^ weather, when V^ty ar^-MI • . , -•-.. •••. - HOfttS : •-•; - •; r| 

P»5J ^ a,v,, frtmi Wednesday j , ^ ^ , ^ tt a ^fe ntwi,l>roii*ast.lle most Mart, tihey ibeiln ,o PIM PBBIIO W E oi BEH pdopintt 1 

to Friday, laat week. . ifc^wn tame of «e yournett fflelr ylfflanee, tn rarher thiW mn< Of TM» ffi glLSSS**, «*?:,-, i 

rer the past year he tauplit mîn - -, . 

at Soott Weld. St, Louis, an Anny pAET¥ OIVEN TOtt 

! I v l 

dtt* to «tay • an the ;fteadi,,- whilft 

"A good many people.-, i 

tihued; "fMl sorry for the ^n patrWlffig 

tBe fceaeh in Olp «W. But 

cbinpjred wl«l Amertoan nuhters en 

forelî soU-Jn fos Boles in ; AMaa 

or in tne Waeuis aTea-jHJese tw» 

itdiQUS foislgri agentaj the 

city, New Jer«y, (he 

unusual ylfiiarMe la Mquiret]. 

Y IWinoLsUui Oav a* 

[ ariraes, gta< "Pi report anything giiijfl- t ^nJ 

returned to his : etons, no inattw how mmti," he »o wii 0 

Business Service* LIKENS UROTUERS 

post Wednesday after, er, a ttrte-day; -iwi "BJWB»I "II yon

P 

l^j r V i ; I Ay total of ,154, abdominal pads 

or the other. InaMatuch a3 

**• . n 1 

Scott wiU fee general chair 

Ireshmenta. t? 1 1 * ; 

County Over Top in 

Srrm>, Sav* Chapnuin 

8OMERS POINT-Atlantlc County 

ha*, jone. owr tfte. top In Mie 

ralvace ri MM, metils "art( (ate 

and grMae, and in well on the way 

to the same success In ttie coltec- 

salvn(* ehatanan. , . . , 

. A total M 12.731.000 pouiiite rt 

««*«•Si. DurW. «»•««§ p ^ 

mm a 

Committee Named 

ty . o cng, 

do' School* tbaave mo- 

ration meeting, appointed Mrs. Ar 

j tut finally abandoned the ideas as I 

Atlantic Gity Club 

Pre.icfcritSpok. 

mdrot tt-m, AUaWic «* KM Besigiiea ^rtflr- for WufWng 

ill club, was guest speaker at pnrpqsw, the flhn preserrtB Hop? 

loeal Klwfliil£|l}nner meeting at ^, an erratic foreign correspondi 

[ Jam Washington for-eAnsolatlon. won 

r.* Frtnfc San- finds lie to oil the trail of the blg- 

'.; Fred Manne, | for Axis'espionage In this co"ntry. 

if*iimmil~mi grt" & tSe"*SSustoey, howryer, 

added to he leans Oat tha Axis leaden 

_ . .*•••""' I porterJhero sueh>«rnUeulouj, flrtyre 

r ui-,teaai,.headeii tjy Adi in the eyes of, the WrM .that «n 

affilnBH* Harden alnl ' *m*»'-BlfttefwOBH Still leadi one will beUeye his wry If he does I 

'WuKjay of last to attfndanes wî a, score, of, 4-1, give it out. 

^•%tW*m Banies m o»rt Bpple, 

Mm. »«¥ 'iflbuk. MW, BtMUW 

wta Mm. I&aofth'lWrte, itti, 

•Wm Jewell, MM, iawii Mnthlai, 

Mrs. Albert ateetaion. Mrs. Elchard 

Button, Mrs. Frank Hawr.. 

Luncheon, Partv 

1 ^ ^ FOTrf MS. TOBfc 

Water «M chairman of ft lund»on 

ana e«d paito to the Mi. 

t^« BuUdlm, to tentflt Bw ^. 

gfcUcBrtwn »»t, Veteium of 

Mirth, «• 

• -Mn^ Lewis • Mi« Ltiey johnMti is the new premiafer, Edward dannelli Mi»r- I . __,. 

oSleew. BjgQ Stanigt for^îe elift, and, receh'ed ' i Martin. Donald Mtek and Phil'v 11 ann 0°, 

"lirjJi'Pind. thanlw hrnit serVJces,' ^nry Hoe. jAhn haw the prtneipal lupDOrt'n't II tiM Bowman, 

Valentine Party 

Plans were made for tee nexi, 

meeting. February 22, which will be 

a to-lftl me*tir( jflffi the flremtn. 

On P*ru«^ ffi, ae Auxiliary wUl 

sponsor a teo and-rood gale in the 

Fire Ball, at 1 psa. Mm, Steelninn 

will be general ciinlrman and will 

to.asisted by Ma, Mary Braun 

and Mrs. Alk» Hya*. 

Tlie nttenduncc prizes went to 

Mrs. Otarencc New and M».. Floyd 

Vorheea, After the meeting, TOlentlno 

were exchanged, and a pot- 

luck supper served try Mrs. Charles 

Hart and Miss Josephine Breslln. 

i 

Pocahontas Party 

Rworted d Succe S 

Monday 

Without any ffluglons of errandeur 

or grand pretensloni, "My Heart 

Belong to Daddy" teUs In timple 

srie knows how to HW It up oro- 

a NmdgoinB yoTinff o*ille?n Dfofemor 

In whOM none rtie mtem blrfh When 

the tajd In rtiidi she Is on her w 

»oned in a Mtasrd. And so hM 

way. '."eteran film eoaiedlaii. nnd it 

!s by far and away his Bert rnlfl. 

Marttn O'Drisooil to the bubMe 

dancer and Wchard Oarlson U the 

ooIleRo prqfeisor while stroni auoporUtiB 

rolei »re earrled bv ndrenw 

Bates, Mabel paige, Franeef 

Oifford and Velma Btrf, 

Somers Point 

Four Selectees 

pi,, Se^d-Off 

fiftMTOS POINT-THe followlns 

lndurtMi, Augurt Bajliet, Jr., WttU 

lani Pehrie, WBJtam Quiff, and 

williani oasSdll, wm given a farewell 

In the mayor's oBlee, WednM. 

silver Moon 

tenants iPOINT 

»f W» wil, p^May erening; 

Mil. Wed Brim rôrtod on the 

an to 18^ pound* ftr ea«C \m OBrtpa Wiftert, Wi, Thomas Me. , J*^ 

$ P W , . p W t 

pppnib.. *».. month. ,ln 

Ominty, ny, 18 1 out of o 3 31 com c u n r t i W»\ Const drujgist solved 

h haw estalbllslied t lid regular gr l meeHy Hy or the problem of ellm trtocks and 

bimonthl bi-monthl? ti tin can an collection, ollection deyv d v satlt f h i t b l 

Atlarrtlc County turned ever 268? 

Jfl»'wmdi rt processed tto.;«pt 

6 L« » re«ent »rd narty. Mrs, 

f poMtttlrafOTI^S *0 JMffi BMW »fl MM. Itenk Waltef. ?««• Ma*dBMr a«ed as keener 

»\ Const drujgist solved Florenee âmea, Mrs, Sarah Ml* 

bl b f l 

air wag reported 1U. Mis, Anna Bo. 

scatrlty of pharmacists by pool- btown and Mrs, porls males «riU 

flng Ms dni(r supplies and nrt. 

haw charge of refi^Hnents at the 

,f«lp»iib«toîflflh two aeieli. 

Wmiaiy IB mpeting, R>llowln» fte 

meetlnf, Mrs, Hetai ssiived refreili. 

menta. 

Double Holiday for 

'-»«• Folk T^»y 

SQMms Faror—Today wKi'% 

a double holiday in iooiers vmt, 

It is Uneoto's birthday, and also 

the day Wat Om Outdw Honor 

RoU wUl be unveiled and dedicated. 

Ww I*«l OTapinan M ttiit «wy 

aane display flap. 

dw mumlnir, Wore leBWnt tot ftif*. 

vice. Mayor Fred Chapman. Bev 

Oedrte Hickman and OaiTftt Sull|. 

van were present and addreawd the 

boyi. Mr, SulUvan. iialrnmn « ttw 

MUt fimd tnnunltUe. nreiented each 

one Tith a pen and pencr set, 

Point GhurdiM 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Rev, C. E. Hickman, Pastor 

10 a.m. Sunday School. 

11 ajn, Momlng Service. Tooie: 

"The Porgottcn Dreajn* Yontli 

Ohoft 

DIE A CtABfemttD AD 

1 , 

7:80 pjn. Evening Service will be 

• Lincoln youth Service. Senior 

Choir,' 

• • • 

FTOST BAPTIST 

WlnBtla Ramiah, Pastor 

10 am ftindsy School. 

11 ajn Mornint 'Worship. Topic: 

"One Out of a •Hundred," 

1-M p#n. Bvenine Worthlp, Junior 

Choir under dteMtion of Mrs, 

BMl Wokman, Tople: "Till He i 

OameUi. 

^^J= 

1 ' T Home 

1 Lnthemn 

ML and M 

The Transflgumtlon of OvtHdm, 

J-4S B.m^^Piureh gehoot 

r 

1U1B am^nie »rtlBe, pastor Ad-; 

'ler wUl preaen BSe fcennon- "Keen, 

error tte ausKofaod.': , ,-T 

THe ehoir will Wrift th* aaaiMn, 

: EDlsUe; a Peterli.M^l,- * • 

k--- M 1 - ^ ! ' ' ' 1 "I 1 Oospili MatttieF'Hi i.|, ,;>>/^; 

It U Not too Late to Inrl : Installation service' for members 

,M»ptlng of: the: 

home of Mrs; R. Hagfubucher. Subject: 

••Chrtettons Paying.- *S,: 

TOtrndsyi 4iM WB^flBhflrmttQn 

GOOD FOOD 

0 GDDD SERVICE 

and WWd, ft^J 

Aim Hov«lty. d 

OAl 

Kldfilcs i}e , Ad 

Henry Fonda, »laurno 

Thomag Mitchell and; 

"The Immorl 

•Al» CMor'c.inlra, »ii 

Buy More Wat^ 

HOGflTf 

SEA ROD 

Resort Campaign Of f to Flying Start/ 

Week and a Half Before National 

, Campaign Officially Open» 

, had Blready baen subscribed In pr.>campaign activity that The daughter, MmR ^ 

opened Mo'iday. . .. ayer, 01 wurtiaetonr ?rtth her two 

1 , Mr, Bell, general chairman of a I 

lonal men working for the 

;* Oro&i, reporttdthat the'total ttu» 

% {ht mined included three

'4 

--ft 

7 \ ii ii 7 tl TT 1 i1~IT \\H niiii it* i'l fw i • iftTBTMt 

i '.l-_KLJMrrV*rM Pi" 1 r •r g ! r rT F 

win TWn"* out fay. tD* Op 

wt WM Mnnes now uS* 

llfi 

mmtKe^BH^nik 

2 Degrees Above Normal ] 

m mm fotUt W^k*W,'i«M irftti • amnl(pfmll«n-ly this 1 w*e%i the grccs. The raohth startfed tM 

•M^l dii t a t I J itt surplus at heat aggregntlng 

U«ft< *t0 slmoEt two degreesUore 65, degrees,ex t.flv*fU 

«qr a House Intetstate Oprnmenx ^»e^l 

.WJHJWT««W,*(» eanewtertion,• •**i£l>g«*» 

slmpUflcatlon,•', and ittuidirdliB- —^-«^ 

HOB ^s-Jnduj^ J^tprejent an) _ 

attempt ,to: *w«e our domestic • f»«« Pff*;.,, 

aamnv iMilini. nut iiiMuw, ^ T. J. Vnm ofeRt|alrtnr ' 

BBty Shoppe 

Kichard D. r 

club itki Hl4fy nigH'- w®"?^ 1 ,4# 

îo jt^j to •budget carefully lor j 

Ijax, may. fiftiJ themselves in serious di 

tiea witft Uftcle SMn. ' ,^ 

Prudent taxpayers are adopting a 

=ftf • Ûrchaiing tax notes, frorn $25 upar, 

1 ladle deposits in a Savings Fund A ^ 

. • • ' T ; . . l< ' •-.: • i ? | ; 

The National Bant 

; of QctaftîtMI 

MEMBER FEDERAL pEPOSIT INSURANCE OOBttMUIIOW 

- • • tv t «>ia>s 

iS'i. ,.-• •."«»« 

Ifs Time for You to Get ¥001 

Advertising Copy Rm^MM 

^>;//l j( . f :£3lS1|^^^Ks^Mte 

ORANGES 

Jalcy VWlda Crap.froTt 

California Sroecoll t>u...i,I9 

Ectra Fancy Red Rhubarb x »-29> 

CARROTS 

S«v« up to 10% on tow »r*od Bills 

Enrlcbtd SIPTMW , • 

UrlcWd If Hill ,-— _ 

ntndl II CtlfNti NlMl*. IfM. 

MUwaubM RYE BREAD 

••' Sunrise Brnnd 

TOMATO 

Grapefruit Jal ce §*5*» * 

Bett Pare Lard 

Cat Strlngictts Beans n» 

Rob-Ford Slice* Beets 

Fancy SaaerKraat *m 

Gfenwood Apple Batt«r 

rÔ) Back wheat Floor 

Evaporated Milk ^^« 

Fancy Soup Beans P n ;k% 

Watkins Table Salt 

Nabisco Crackers '^'în 

•SATW M 

SUv«rS*alOitarmiit0«dBgeriing Edition, the largest U«ie 

yew in ,ize and circulation, will be mued Aj 

fir 

, 

i«« 

, No wute. ttfl wwR> (SHI* nui 

,r*lloph«i» wrapped/. otilF for 

FilUl. pf C»J 

•|7< [Peril Uvan »U 

JI^;^~KTV.J5^ t* ; J n " 

^"tf 1 '} r I L *f(^.< 

•lie; 

'lie! 

rafc 

•*•«- 

f , i.:. . ,_ jp^ jjyj Aus 

A complete list br dog owners has rT*giS«l he« Md 

and U this is not dons state auttarttt,. 

wUl ,fep:ih and proawute 

oniap 

•ler Au»Uh,7e, mar 

pressions they iam ever experienc- ry A. Mmm Wtlrfd naval officer. 

ed and that, the municipalities are HH widow, formerly MM MU 

im nM f v >\.A 

»wfri rtad tf* litWf, ltW Wtf, Wtf » 

hi* M TO Mi hands and «anid 

quite, reasoning to himself, "What"» 

FOR H M 

USE A CIAB81FIKD AD 

MiM 

j"ft»i-iS. PAll^S'"^ ' ; '* ' 

$1.49 Grade Seamleu 

d Mattress Protectors 

• '-. ' •;••" --'jRljffljSw^-,...^.;.,., 

Blight Irregular but you would newr^know U. Ualied';V, 

'.; ;, ,'. auanUty-^** sure juid get. your Jitarft ! . , > 

39c Steven*. Pure AU linen hkh Crwb 

39c Steven'* Pure 

' IS 

111 , *3 £ . * • ' « * t ^ff 

__,-_.- , „ p_—_^, One 

trip to U* laundry wiU make 

tbim like new. . 'tii 1 ;^':^;: L 

; Helena Rubinstein 

! Beauty Preparations 

Limited time only. Hurry and get your thaw of these well- 

sides instead dE at tfifc bett 

Bt K BLATT CX»^-Stnrt Fl«r 

jfi*?^Txwy : 

; Be> ;«h«firJiMr Bo«Wi«' 

Two-lM.T.xUr.T««f| 

You'Ufind the furcostyouwant in thiaaaleatBlatt's l 

. . and 

•trviM and amarrneMl C«nt ea^r V /•. 

for these prize valuetl v. ••.•.; >• , : v 

'^ ; ;- : VkiS 

2 

»* 

mpsppr: • 

,, V 

""•».

•fL£±i*M. 

• . » * . 

ITIWRVAM, 

.ft, Detroit, 

Y«V 

i a group of Cape 

went to Wling 

m j OPA—to explain how 

A* *ent freezing rule to 

It was not ex- 

b«t»«{«'Srtmmeirresort and a 

(>W ^bfe to bring; home a definite pro- 

i would be giv^n due consideration, 

vn di4 not, hdw*wr. nwekly bow it?M 

It started home in fiflvting mood. And 

• up this week when Mr. Boswell 

. —JCohfr^Mbaaii and U. S. Senator* 

Ithiadistrict, andalflo wk-mJw aent a letter to the 

>pomto#y wquesting that it moke known its decis- 

__,^,..r, IP, "Washington was 

oil the shore have suspected— 

are abysmally ignor- 

. is nothing the general pub- 

„.— do.Itfe £ight-*eaded by Mr Bos- 

-•a IB good and capable hands. We believe that the 

" delegation front .this district will carry it 

ywwiro itself, if necessafy, Ferhapn. when that 

com** they wilt need the support of the public, in 

fornipf letters, tfdt«niBi»-even personal appear- 

BJ 1 V *l •', 1 llf^ •' 

Ihe Sentinel-Ledger, working closely with Mr. Bos. 

* lell; estate men, will keep its readers closely 

And if the neceawty^rfoes, it >ill call for vol- 

''offensive action." The stability of th« re- 

.atrility to contribute to ttie war effort and 

totMBssUb r folveirt—ris ^hryn^wfd by this thoughtless 

J "itfotTof the rent controTacVto such communities, 

It was meant to • 

industrial areas, 

. it have never been 

with seasonal communities and 

protests are forceful, we shall fail. The 

cial Washington these days is, quite 

tlte war comes'first and that if sx>m» bus* 

- wen whole communities—are sacrifice 

of winning, it is regrettable but nee- 

case it iB* ! r^fettaMe, butNOT neces- 

r jobjto prove it And to prove it, we 

k wpll of official prejudice and indiffer- 

-formidable than it would be in peace 

> Himself with 1 „ , 

j-his bit to help wintthe war, 

Henry Roeser, 

. / Jr., city commissioner and income 

L %££*••*$&* tot **- M .new^ to the Botary Club 

Citizen were still 

it he Isn't going to 

en he is just incapable 

- i s* fnr a]{ of aji ate going try pay until it hurts as it has 

before hurt in this nation'3 history. 

just; mexamvte: If you are married, with 

income of $3,000, you paid S30.S0 income 

' in lfl42.Jfo 1343 you'll r&y $442.80. 

' 1,338 per cent! 

.experience this year should con- 

. r*S stfoiStd budget for taxes fronrnow 

Cry to estimate, our year's income and then 

by week or month by 

Ing time comes next year 

r for-it. 

a little, few of ,us will ac- 

that it's better to sac- 

. - ,—^.Jom and ability to earn, 

to/go to aijy lengths to win the 

W chenrûly until we are con- 

rttnt' hirt abandoned its 

.that's why we are 

terest the activity of 

rtimiftee which is in- 

warnmentdl cpipoutures. 

* want non-riwrnUaj government ac- 

nd notmnl ne'ciaary swvicesTeduc- 

, but vc.it|Hq want the assurance that 

: more money for the war 

n a,lpt of rumors from 

• M bang appropriated 

vj«,,eijent. 

Winning must be our 

tfon. But the American 

f alert lest,in winning 

(ing fot which they are 

iplo, pledged to pre- 

«nd subservient to 

fext9MonthM 

i both hop- 

AOTTJAI, legislation 

was confined jU> Wtoor measures 

... J.ltaee of oontroverap 

slowly sfttplntt up at ffy^ôn, l 

tha, t^lttmtvta aim i« crops. 

t 

Here's to Your Health! 

Some Obstacles You May 

Meet After You're 40 

Walter Wttltir Pltkin 

"IJIi Begins at Forty," 

We should like to qualify Utst 

statem*nt. Life begins at 40 if 

you succeed In iidestepping two 

deadly obstacles. Otherwise your 

life is apt to end abruptly before 

you get off to a, good start. These 

two obstacles are Heart Disease 

and Cancer. 

• * * : 

CANCER is second only to 

Heart Disease as America's fore- 

most killer. It takes a toll of one 

out of every 10 people who reach 

the ago of 40. 

What Is Cnncir? Science, af- 

ter years of research work, knows 

little nbout the disease. 

Something — Just what is not 

known — makes cerlu'.n K'oups 

of body cells go completely "hay- 

wire." Instead of replacing them- 

selves in the usual orderly fash- 

ion they keep piling cell upon 

cell without any apparent rhyme 

or reiison. Thia Is done at the 

tJtpcnse of the heulthy cells ar- 

ound them, A lump or sore forms, 

generally Increasing in size. Even- 

tually the disease gets into the 

blaod stream and starts second- 

ary growtlis (called metastasis) 

in other parts of the body. 

• • • 

Though science has as yft 

learned little — this little Una al- 

ready saved thousands of llvts. 

THEY HA.VE POUND A COKE 

FOR CANCER PROVIDING THE 

DISEASE IS TREATED IN ITS 

EARLIEST STAOES. 

This cure is cot achieved by 

any internal or external medi- 

cines such as serums, salves or 

ointments. Nor can it bo cured !)y 

special dicta. THE ONLY 

TREATMENTS THAT CHECK 

OR CORE CANCER ARE: 1, X- 

rays: 2, radium, and 3. surgery. 

BEWARE OF PAKE CURES! 

None or these treatment* will 

cure unless brought Into action 

at the very beginning of the dis- 

ease. 

If you have collected more ttjan 

35 birthday anniversaries to your 

account do not skip a ye^r with- 

out having a complete checkup 

by your doctor. Have this: ho 

matter how well you mny be fetl- 

ing. The insidious, thing about 

cancer la thfct you can feel ami 

look in "the pink" until too late 

to effect a cure. 

• * * 

Canocr usually attacks ihe skin, 

digestive system or th£> lil 

By MIRIAM B, RBICMLX 

tel:s us. 

NOTE — These arlifles bj | 

MINS Roiclily. pliyslml edD«. ; 

lion dlret-lor in Ocean City 1 ! i 

public schools, are written in I 

conjunction with the resort's j 

new community health pros- [ 

nut. They are designed to | 

teaeh both ehildrrn and par- | 

cnts how to attain phytlat | 

tltness, so essential lor Ml ol j 

n» If we are to MB tlie war. 

—Editor. | 

View any of the following lr- 

rogularititti witii suspicion ^ 

Uiey urc nil danger signals that 

MAY mcun cancer: 

1—A lump In any part of the 

bbdy. 

1. An abnormal discharge from 

any body opening. 

3. A sore that fails to heal rap- 

Idly. 

4. \ wurt or mole that change 

cs appearance and Increases In 

slxc 

5. Persistent lack of appetllR 

nivnmpanlrn by a marked loss of 

vciftlit and frequent inrtljtstlon. 

Tl.ese symptoms do not ncc«s. 

sarily mean cancer —' but they 

.ill arc niRDS that MAY mejin 

cancer. Play It safe and find out 

definitely what goes on. What- 

ever tlit- decision — you should 

know ut once. SEE YOUR DOC- 

TORI 

• * • 

Cancer is not cnuscd by germs; 

therefore the disease Is not con- 

tagious. It can NOT be "caught" 

from another person who has 

cancer. 

Is cancer hereditary? Here ag. 

ain the world of, science isn't 

sure. There does seem to be some 

evidence In experiments With 

white mice that the disease is 

passed on through the female to 

the young. However, the finding.-, 

as yet are not conclusive. 

, sledding in the Senate. 

The opposition, headed by the 

Boards of Freeholders: Hate this 

fa the first step toward reduction 

of state fligtfway aid, although in- 

sistent centals from all, parties 

have refuted this . Senator ScvU 

has taken no stand as yet; tnaj 

IweU determine the final Oeclôn. 

,' - 1*e Water Authority Bin lduoi 

ducar by Scott, may solve art ant 

dent state pTOUlem. 'Deiplte tut 

equate water supplies, ^te «tate 

bn. rieve?i,had Mutftdi^teATnes. 

1 for highly-'populated atfu^s be., 

. canuft of tlie lack of Irrferconne--. 

tlonr,, In past years politics tins 

sabotaged movements far an' ov- 

most other diseases arc 

on the df J creflse, cancer Is ever 

on the rise This Is Mought nb- 

out by two conditions; „(!> Tlitre 

urc mate people over « years 

now than ever before. A hund- 

red years ago the average person 

died before even reaching the 

age of 40 — now the life expec- 

tancy Is 65 years; (2) There are 

still many people among us who 

think there Is something dis- 

graceful about having cancer. 

Tnty are ashamed and, refuse to 

admit even to thenuelvts, that 

they are suffering from this dis- 

ease. Tills 'ostrich" attitude Li 

now causing many more deaths 

then necessary. 

Cancer Is a great misfortune— 

It Is not n disgrace. It Is no re- 

specter of persons, people of all 

classes and creeds, rich and ptor. 

alike succumb to It. , 

Remember; THE CURE QF 

C/dftCffl. BESTS ON EARIY 

DIAGNOSIS' AND- PROMPT 

TREATMENT BY "EXPERIENC- 

ED PlfYBiqiANS. YtTOR DdCA 

TOR-Jg ALWAYS lorn BOOT 

©WILL COMMISSION]- 

RUMOR 

TIIE STUDENT 

as peals to have an excellent 

-,-iy if it Is that w cannot „ ._„, 

toi a hxigUm After the war mis. 

medical atadimts); -Now In this 

rnse the woscles of Ihe patient's 

t 

l the left 

than the 

e pattent 

limp* hu«, vliox wmild \ou 4o 

lrl m li clrcunuttaniesT 11 

studmtt 

Vfw .-.'. - ^ -^ 

h 

Our Yesterdays 

ONE YEAH AOO 

City rescinded original plan to 

piy h&lf ialanes to municipal 

employes In the aimed forces. But 

to keep up their pension itatus, 

• * # 

Eleven pieces Of art work by 

high ssnrjol students entered In 

stiita scholastic exhibit «t New. 

ark, 

• * * 

Open fires on the beach were 

ba lined at night, as a defense 

measure, 

* • « 

T. J, Carey reported much ac- 

tivity li. Summer rentals, 

* * * 

Mrs, jane K. Morrison, pioneer 

hottl p.oprietresfj. died In Miami, 

Ba. 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

Resort merchants wire invit«d 

to Trenton to discuss formation 

of a state branch of the Inde- 

pendint Busiiitssmen's Assocta- 

Uon, 

Administration of tlie city's mu- 

sic appropriation was tratiMemd 

frcm Mayor Champion to Direc- 

tor RoeMr'i department, 

• s s 

The Seashore B. and L. report- 

ed til0,000 worth of mortgage 

loans in past year, elected Dr, 

M. B. Stunnard president. 

Rev. William S. LaSor, addresg- 

ing a congregation of Boy 

scouts, oharactertaed Hitler as "a 

little man with a very limited 

mentality. 

II YEARS AOO 

Dr. AUin Oorson, defendant in 

hilirious mock Mai, was cleared, 

of ehwge of breach of promise, • 

* i • 

Comtjirssionct Treut and En- 

gineer Collision. Mtn stBvey. rs- 

oommt Bded a BOO-loot steel jetty 

at WM st. to reclaim the beach. 

* * * 

Board of School Estimate Ion. 

ped 110,000 off the school bud- 

get, as proposed by the Board of 

Education, despite protest. 

• • 

Townsend D. Showell. school 

ttacher. fractured a rib in class- 

room when be tripped and 'el 

while quelling a mischievous pu- 

pil 

* • • 

Ralph Ltmont created a new 

lnduustry, jig saw puzrie manuo 

hiring, employlnf; seven people 

20 YEARS AGO 

WUlinm E. Masscy, jr. accept- 

ed invitation to coach the high 

whool track team 

H*. • • 

A "feast of song," featuring 

work of Ethclbcrt Nevia was 

enjoyed by the Allegro Club. 

Engagement of Miss' Cornelia 

Collisson to Bwlng T. Corson was 

announced by 1 her parents. 

Flanders, Hotel promoters an-. 

nounced they bad tJ42 subscribers 

to SUicfc Irom. tlOO to $MM»0. 

'• • J 

Dr. C. Eugene Darby complet- 

ed a tMBHmidiiate ooyrse at tho 

Metropolitan tôtplta]. New Tort 

'imp itetJ* and maWh • 

BtiltOB: . 

lbs njlili can Vie »n4' 

VAfed by loâl Orwna© voiui^lla^ ( . ^y 

FAOT: H. W. Woltott, Chairman of the Atnerlcan b 

vage committee, says; "Scrap 1« being consumed by the i 

idly as p^jsssble. The Immediate uss of all scrap collected 

contemplated nor possible. The problem was to collect UMMS 

lore winter made scrap collections difficult, u not j L " 

household scrap as yet unconsumed represents what i 

an Industrial blood-bank. Steel mills draw on it < 

ment the available flow of high-grade metal." 

RUMOR: Fann machinery ISM not received (he' 

rating for farmer* to acquire enough machinery to' 

farms. 

FACT The 1043 quota or farm machinery has been 

cent. Also extended .were credit facilities foil fanners thfo" 

loan program provides 1325,000,000 for short-time loans i 

cult Interest, to be made available through the Regional 

Credit Corporation 

RUMOR: The foveimnent has been negligent in trcln, « 

tracts to small businesses. ^ "*. 

FACT The Smaller War Plants Corp report* that onr'al 

000,000 worth of war contracts had betn allotted to plant* SMI 

from. 5 to 500 persons This number Is expected to lncreae 

as soon as more small factories and businesses become 

manufacture of war products. 

Other Editors? Views 

NEWSPAPER HISTOR* 

Newspaper history was made In 

New York the other day when 

the Dally News ran a prominent 

display on its front page asking 

people NOT to buy the News, but 

to borrow one from their neigh- 

bor if they could. Sort ,of "share 

yew Mwsaptr" plan. 

It wasn't many, months ago 

when aU newspapers were scramb- 

ling for circulation. 

Reason for Hie sudden change- 

over is a paper shortage. A 10 per 

cent cut has been ordered by Un- 

cle sain, and he promises that 

before long another 25 per cent 

cut may be expected. Publishers 

are worried, and some maga- 

zines (notably Time) are now 

rationing advertising, giving pre- 

ference to former advertisers and 

accepting new accounts only as 

Epsce to available. 

The effects of this global war 

are far-reaching. Although news- 

papers, ind some magazines, are 

now regarded as in the "essen- 

tial" Industry class, shortages of 

men and material are making the 

going tough,—Cape May County 

Times. 

GERMAN MORALE 

B has becomi inweaslngly com. 

men to question the phlUty of tue 

Oennan civilian population to en- 

dure Indefinitely Uic hardships of 

a hopeleis struggle. Thh belief t» 

altogether reasonable, as well as 

encouniing. The morale of the 

Oennan amiy, which is posSlbly 

In as critical a state as that of 

the civilian population, has not 

been m widely questioned. This, 

we believe, Is a mistake. 

The greater part of Bit Ger- 

man army does t consist of elite 

corps. Fatalities have been sub- 

stantially greater among the 

shock troops at decisive phases of 

the important battles, v.mie com- 

mon troops have been used In 

mopping up and holding opera- 

HOBS. The pick of the German 

S'my shs been BIdly barteied in 

the put two years, Hitler must 

now try to preserve these elite 

corps, particularly avoiding their 

.. use in defensive Winter opera. 

tlons. in such case, the nigrpJe 

of the troops on ttte Rusiian 

front depends on the officers that 

command them. 

Since the war began In 193$, 

practically the entire German 

Mfe'h command and general staff 

have been changed. Officers who 

had perfected the strategy of the 

, successful German operations In 

Hie West, and particularly those 

officers that disagreed with Hit- 

ler as to strategy In the Cast, 

have been removed. They have 

tieen replaced by generals of far 

less military caliber, generals 

hand-picked by Hitler and Hlm- 

tnler. 

These changes have often been 

misinterpreted. What Uiey in- 

dicate Is a basic change ol strat- 

egy, ftom the traditional policy 

of all-out offensive to the use of 

internal terror as an essential 

part of military strategy and the 

creation of vast stretches or 

wasteland In Eastern and W«st*m 

Europe in case of retreat, lum 

far these change* may also h*ve 

crippled. Oennan mtlitaty morale 

•will lie determined on the Russ- 

ian fWttit this Winter. — Atlant- 

ic City Dally WorW. 

The Week in 

Washington 

Continue*! •• 

• Congressman Louis 

Democrat, also from 

struck % significant notu i 

told the Bouse, during i 

the bugi new war an 

Ml, ttat it must be ._, 

Hie "people are stirred 1 ?,, 

growth of bureaucracy ta6* 

ini evidences of waste^ 

travagances. • 

Representative Ludlowl 

ed that tht people are L__ 

desirous of having Conmii 

up "effteUve curbs m~* 

grown and vigorous ,. 

which Is becoming too i 

a force in our nntlomJ"! 

whi* is threatcnlrjgTfr'i 

free enteîrlse _/ • 

Senator Claude Penpet.'j 

Seal Democrat pf FJortS'j 

Ing for enactment of nlFou 

of War Mobilization fit, » 

that "People ore tired o '•- 

tratlon and t am tired i 

and as a faithful 

New Dealer, I am going tf 

cure the deficiency of ft! i 

^nlntstratlon." 

The Nut Bowl 

Boy (watching 

ade); "Urjy, Mra. Jews, 

eornts the tantl" 

Mn, Jones. -Land ab* ] 

is Mhn home ana tutper 

startert ytt." 

THE BANGE 

"This Instrument," «Md I 

lor, "is used to find tbt'f 

-Una gsfes," chuctm 

eld lady visitor to Igtt 

ship, "Imagine loom ' 

kitchen stove wlLh a 1 

G-NASHII 

JS6a* 

Save four 

•lamp. 

Take old Adolf into J 

Save your Jollani, 1 ] 

bond. 

Duck his cowlick 

pond. 

Say, Uncle Sam, I 

For/ 

or Awericwi 

the Fuehrer. 

BWWAR 

AND STA 

'Fairy-Tale NewsAgen 

Created By Germany 

bTOkdcaabi' from ~aSamag pi*- «dW. 

-"•- have, h»r* ttîmnpuSowii 

" i-» reports 

Surprised on 

- A fransnawt, T non-inflaJn- 

matok, vtntilflitid pjastla 

-rcomjtlete Ut 

to say- things they 

thrownlback h, 

Mi.i 

- PartyHonow Mrt. 

< WooJford • 

I If' Ml , r / 

Friends and neighbors of Mm 

CharleB.F. WooUord, 29 W. ISJlh St., 

guroflsed herwttK a party THUTS- 

day anniveraary. Sie had, a shower 

or ftow^ta. candy, cards and pther 

IIUIS Many friend* called during 

dayi Buddy and Billy Town- 

l "HWP B»f^;» 

ii^T'^êbmc^llDwbtl of the I 

f Monday night's meeting of the.Oc-1 

e 

y 

send. slngWB WPy 

You ' presented Mis. 

with .a large caks baked 'm Wielr 

mother.. Mrs. Francis. To^nsend. 

Mn- Wooiford, formerly of Ijane 

downe. and her daughter, Mrs. Bet-. 

(y K«Uer, art 'residing here per- 

manently since the death of Mr 

Wooiford, late vice president! of 

the Wooiford Wood Tank Manu- 

facturing Co.. Philadelphia. They 

had been Bummer residents for 30 

years. 

She attributes her good N.ilth 

to the peace and Quiet ». ocean 

City and Its unusually mild weath- 

er. 

* • * 

MBS. HAMILTON FETED 

ON arm BIRTHDAY 

Mrs. Margnret> Burman, 810 3rd 

St., entertained Friday night, Mrs. 

Sarah E. Hamilton, Mrs. Robert 

Mills. Mrs. Janet Canuinc, Miss 

Lucy Hendershott and Miss Flor- 

ence Burman. 

Mrs. Hamilton celebrated her 87th 

birthday anniveraary last Friday, 

Bhe has been residing with her 

nephew and niece, Mr. and Met. 

Robert Mills, 100 Ocean av,, for 

seven years. 

On Sunday, Mrs. Hamilton was 

honor guest and hostess at a din- 

ner party. Bho received floweta, 

gifts, and greeting cards. Those at- 

tending were: Miss Julia Monag- 

han, Miss Mary Monaghan, Or{ xd 

Hill, Pa., Miss Kathcrlne Ruhling, 

Mrs. EliEatieth. Barrett. Pliiladel- 

phia, Mrs. Margaret Bunnfin, Mrs. 

Janet Carraine, Miss Florence Bur- 

man, Mfas Lucy Henderschott and 

Mr. and Mrs. Mills. 

. Cbutvh 

p.m. AU 

- persons • Interested dtonkt- attend. 

Nstona Council, rocabonU* 

Loan, wfcUy.mrÛnf, Red Men's 

Ha'l, 8 pjn. tollyved: jby pakllo 

card party, 8:30 pun. 

iHiMo NlfM", 

of Eislera Star, MMOnlo 

Hall. 8 pjn., 

TrESDAY—tuiicheon apfl card 

i 

home of 

Clunce, I3U» 

b 

Mrs. 

and Culeman 

FOR QtltCK RKSULT8 

USB THE CLABMU'IEU ADS 

|!>; 

WAR WIVES 

GET THIS 

GRIPPING STORY 

Yes, Bill'ii number lud come ap, 

And of a sudden Hiiry Wai no leaj- 

tt th« Datrlotlc war bond burcr. t£e 

enthuBtaitlc volunteer who "wanffd 

to contribue All flhc could" to As 

war effort. Suddenly sbe became one 

of in anuy of baffled AmitHeu 

woqieo wlia bave been told what to 

contTlbitte .— loved ones, comsan- 

tonshlp, Inrtfme — and fear clutched 

her heart with Its Icy Angers. 

"I'm thirty-one," she thought, 

"What'll I do? Roboity wants women 

over thirty." 

How Alia. Smith trlflTOnhaBth* 

solved her problem li explatiied Jn 

tbe 12-aage booklet, "ins. Smith 

Cirrlei On," by Mf«. E. E. Brooke, 

Dnn 61. ^ntcilca'i top authorities *#n 

tmpiorniHit for women. 

The attached coupon or a phone 

call at S-3M9 will brim you • tin 

ill the Iwoklet without cost or Ob- 

, , y , 

betieflt pf Natoiu.Cvancll, PPC»- 

hantaa Iiodê. 1 pin. 

p.ibl'c Curd Pitrtyi ' i i 

Republican Club, Title' and Tm»t 

Co. bnlldlng, benfflt of AnxiUaiy 

of ^'hore Memorial Hospital, t p. 

tn. •>U( BlrthOay Anriivemwy Din- 

ner, Owiin Ctty Civic ClnlN Ply- 

month Inn, 7 p.m. Miss ClaxrttU 

Sthon, iprak^r, 

• notary Anne cam party, home 

or .ins. J. T. Huilies, 7« WeUty 

m. Members' husbands Invited 

guests, 8:30 p.m. 

WEDNEgDAT—PuUie Card PMty, 

Women; Republican Club; Mile 

anil Trait Co, bnlMinr. Melt 

Canteen eerrlce rud, OMu 

City Rtbekah Lodge, I p.m 

Cdrtlsh supper followed Jy 

time. Aoiillary Mf Morgan- 

Kanck Post and l^glonnalrw, 

Tnt quartefs, fi:30 pjn, 

TtlVRSDAY— Watani's Clob of 

Ocean City meeting, home el Mrs, 

W. ThomHs Adami, 6U AUanUc 

0«., S pJD. 

WeeMy public card parly by 

Women's Republican Club, Title 

and Trust Co. buUdinr. 1:30 p.m. 

FRU>AY-Monthly pahlle gard par 

ty, btnL-flt fit, AWUsUm's B. C. 

Parents' and Teachers' Asaocla 

ttoii. hnme of SIhs Ellnbetli 

Beedi, Hum bulWing, |lh st. taj 

Weft ay, 8 p.m. 

Miss Horsey 

Good Citizen Girl 

Win* AiwwtRMort 

D.A.R. Honor ; • 

lOis Jacqueline ljgr»#>; Ow»a 

City' Btujti Sohool aenldr, Dim tbe 

distinguished honor of being ocean 

City's "1W3 Qqotf, OtUaRutaDOlTV 

The.daughter ol jfr. and. Mrs. 

Jack Htasey, 416 ^th »u ha4 the 

honor bestowed upon Wr Satd 

ft b 8illH 

upn Wr Saturd 

afternoon by Sarah 8tillweH Ctuxp- 

ter, Daughters OI the AmCTican Re- 

volution] meeting' at the home or 

Mr*. Stifling; W. CbW. 

Miss Honey, who Trill represent 

he resort Chapter, will have pos- 

sible chance with other candidates 

throughout tin. state, to be chosen 

to attend the Nattawl Congress of 

the DAA. wh«n it meets in Cin- 

cinnati. Ohio, April IS to M. 

FOEMEB CANDIDATES 

PBESENT 

Miss aioria Woodruff, Ocean 

City's 1843 Good Citizenship Girl; 

Miss Jane Brownlee. chosen to 

941, and Mis* Horsey were guests 

it the meeting. 

The regent, Mrs. Ralph L Golf, 

presided. Mrs, Cole, chaplain, Bd 

the oBeni e»toi 

Personals 

,Mrs. Bury JTeeborn, 9S» pieta 

me av.. Is in the Wills Bye Hospi- 

tal, f*UAd#phla, wfawe she «- 

ofot)y underwfnt an operetdon. 

" • « 

'Rfenda of j Opt. Austin Dowr», 

»T'Ple«Aire >av wiU b pleated 

4»T. 

to 

j Op A », 

Ple«Aire >av, wiU be pleated 

tjkt he Is now laiprovlng 

/ after a critical ttlnest 

weeks. 

* 

an- 

J-. (>Uj^/Sew Jersey 

Colleqet' Commerce I 

PHILADELPHIA COUPLE 

MARRIED IN EESOET 

•Sbe wcddlns af JOii tf 

Louise Scliwaltrer, dau'tflter of Mr. 

and Mra. LouLs Brfiwalier. of PhlJ- 

addphla, to Harry Shennsn Shev- 

Iln, ion of m. and lira. Harry B. 

aievlin, of Philadelphia and Ocean 

City, wa« performed Saturday at 4 

pjn,, in the mmm tf ttie Wr»t 

Pre^teriBn C3hundi, this city. Bey. 

George- Pitcher officiated. 

The Shevlino Mve a SuDamer 

home here at 307 Wy ay. 

Attandoriti for the couple were 

Mrs. Raljih B, Seltzer and Richard 

w, aJievlln, bromer at ttie brid?. 

isrwm. Otten preMnt wire Mrs. 

Richard shcvllii and Ralph E. selt- 

«r, , , • 

Itollowine the ceremony there was 

a supper at fleebnan'g Inn, Long- 

nort, and flie couple left for a We* 

heymoon trip. 'l*e!y wiU imim 

%t" mahlnrton Lime aardeni 

Apartmctlte, Germantown. Mr- 

She vlin Is connected with a Phlla- 

delphla tond and lnvcsrtinent com- 

pany. 

the oBenuig e»rctoei, 

A donation to the coming Rtd 

eras War Fund Drive was author- 

ized. Th» usual yearly eantrtBu- 

tions to the DAB, approved s»ool» 

and Hie Student Loan were con. 

ttnued for tbe MM, 

HISTORICAL TALKS COMING 

A lW of historical talks Mm to 

be presented over radio station 

WBAB was ansngtd by Mil. Aij~ 

gustus D. Hopptag. the series will 

be sponsored by the chapter. 

The annual state conference will 

be held in Trenton. March 18 and 

IS. Headquarters will be at ttie 

Stacy Trent Hotel, and the meet- 

ings will take place in the state 

house, 

Mn. Lawrence M. Lear advised 

the members of a revision In rules 

for ttie Mute to the Flag, decided 

upon at a conference of It histor- 

ical organizations. . 

SPEAKER ILL; PAPER BEAD 

Due to illness, oeorge B, Brown, 

the scheduled speaker, was unable 

to attend. His paper, a book review 

of "Problems of Lusting Peace," 

.was read by Mrs, William H. Mow- 

en. 

The March meeting will take 

place at the home of Mrs. William 

Nelson, lit Wesley sv. Members, 

are asked to take emmp of an- 

tique 0am and eitnlnln tticir his- 

tory. Tnere BISO will be a book re- 

vim pertaining to old gtosn. 

Following the metUng 

H J 

ADBBllg _„„.„ __1. | 

Waat •_ ^^_ HIM _ _ HM." 

My 

I'toBf ««i «r• like brown msluiei 

H»!flM« HI Pft j«a« tMchiDf 

I flifct, far10 je.iil (Bo alnm; 

' n'« snt ramj 

—RumfoidBaklni Powder, Boi 

B. l«Bf«rdy t&de Mud. 

y/str vat/re geaary PAKLGR TWS MEEK 

• 664 

OHNSON' 

A New 

Complete Bcauly Service 

mints wen served by Mrs, Cole, 

Other members present wer«; 

Mrs. Earle Brown, Mrs. Hopping. 

Mn, Morgan Hand, Mn. R. H. 

Klauder, Mrs. Edgar Coraon, Mrs, 

Oharles H. Vail, Mrs, Homer Pet- 

erson, Mrs, WUHan Q. Atobott.Mrs 

Smith Collins, and Mrs. Nelwn. 

Quests wtre: Mn, Norman v. Bar- 

gent, Mn, Harriet VanOUdcr and 

Mtu SteUa, Abbott. 

• • • 

LEGION AND AUXILIARY 

TO RAVI SUPPER 

A covered dMi supper, followed 

t •ntertAinment wm be conducted 

Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., in Ameri- 

can Legion quarters on the Music 

Her by the post Auxiliary. It will 

be for pest and Auxiliary members. 

Flans were made at the Febru- 

ary meeting for ttie affair. Mrs. 

Philip Shalto and Mn, Prank Hart 

are In oborge of arrangements. 

The material was ordered for 

nappies, (Old annually bv the Aux- 

iliary. A disabled nv vete^ wffl 

make the popples. 

The next business meeting will 

be held March lo. 

Cards were enjoyed and refresh- 

ments served by the hostesste, Mrs. 

Charles Brtcfcley, Mrs. Robert Lear, 

and Mrs. jack Honey. Other mem- 

bers present: Mrs, Albert Oldfteld, 

Mrs. T. M. BUattt, M». Hemy 

aregory, Mis. Clayton Boblnsoi). 

Mm. Join B. Trout. Mrs, Raymond 

McHenry, Mrs, Mroy Crgwtey. 

D. OF A. sirmm TOBDAT 

Ocean 6117 Council No. 10. 

Daughtere of Amerlra, will have a 

covered dUh Bupper starting at 

6:30 pin., Tueeday, In Red Men'e 

Hall. It will be foOowed by a reg- 

ular meeOng of the lodge at 8 o'- 

clock, featuring a cekfcratlon of 

tii birthday. 

mst'IIarte Patten, ftrnflewood, a 

obunnato or Miss Dorfg.iVwnllnsoti 

»t the Glassboro 8t«tr 

College, accompanied , 

son on her Lincoln holiday vacation 

period in the resort, as the attest* 

of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam 

Twnllnsoa, 433 Asbury av 

• •, • 

Mte. Mtvry Bentley, Buffalo, was 

a, week ea/ll ihouse guest of her 

sister and brother-in-law, Mr and 

Mrs. p»ul Beootte, 415 5th st Mrs 

Bentley. a, registered nurse, Is em- 

ployed with the American Car and 

Foundry uo. She accompanied her 

chief nuiie on a business trip to 

New York City and made a dur- 

prlse visit) on her sister. 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis C Green, of 

Haddonfleld, who operate the 

Grecnway, Wis Ocean av., are 

spending the Winter In St. Peters- 

burg. Fla The Oreetttvay will open 

for the season Mav 36. 

Mrs. William J McArdle, 817 Ply- 

mouth pi, returned home recently 

alter having- spent several months 

In Philadelphia 

Mr. and Mis Carlton R Baklpy 

and son. Russell, of Eatontown. and 

Mr. and Mrs. William Hageman, or 

Wanamassa. were Sunday guests of 

relatives in the resort Mrs Hage- 

man formerly was Miss Helen 

Bakley Mr HegeroHn will enter 

the armed forces Frtjruary 28. 

• * m 

Mrs Joseph Stetser. 430 Bay IIV, 

has returned home after having 

undergone a major operation In 

Shore Memorial hospital 

in B*dl 

prevailed In the table 

and refreshments, whli 

charge of Mrs. Ralph 

chairman; Mrs Albert Cartibnrn 

and Mis Frank Homer. 

Nomination of officers 

nounced. They will be eltctcdj latf*. 

Anhouncement wax made of die 

monthly card party. '"Hie Proceeds, 

for the Oantecn Service Boom 

Fund " which will take place 

nesdaV at t pj)l. lo the,Wi 

Sepibllcan club rooms at Btudebaker'a tmHt-mme 

nflying BWnd to determine the career. 

Jr*i« of oil fw tattooed drfr'- 

GET UP-TO-THE-MINUTE 

INFORMATION FREE 

QTUDEBAKBR dealers have received new service in- 

O Mruction» direct from the factory that enable them to 

help you get the best possible performance out of your car 

under mileage .rationing: ' 

It't essential to the nation'* war effort that cart them- 

•elrei be coitterred BI well as the tires they roll on and this 

mean* regular maintenance and lubrication as well as paini- 

ttkinE inspection service. • . , 

Srudebaket 1 dealer* will gladly advise you on what to do 

to keep your car from wearing out before its rime and to 

prevent it from perforrding unevenly. And you place your- 

•elf under lio\,obligation by coniulung any Studebaker 

dealer on your driving problem*. 

ROY A. HEHGEL 

T • ""Trap'" *• 7T! r !?i r VC •. 1 1 . "*« - • *.^_ ,' 1 ' ' ' . 1 r\ ^••» 

Fill Out War Stamp 

Albums, Is Plea 

A campaign appealing lo Amerl~ 

canB to complete the 100,000,000 

outstanding War savings Stamn 

ulbuins, now only partially fll'od 

wid to convert tfiem Into War 

Bonds will be laundhed next wef V 

by tho Treasury Department. Sec. 

retnry Mor^cnthau announced this 

week. 

Under the Blofran "Say Yes!" re- 

tailers throughout t-l'e country «11> 

UTBC customers to take their cbango 

In War Stamps. 

"Jf completed and redeemed, thi 

100.000,000 tilbvtns -would represent 

almost two billion dollars In War 

Bonds," the Secretary said. 

WOMEN'S Cl.UB HAS 

VALENTINE PARTY 

A Valentine party was held l»St 

Thursday by members of the Wo- 

men's Oltfi> of Ocean City, at the 

honio of Mis. Clyde B,: Ellis, S3i 

Seiispruy rd. The affair wns pre- 

ceded with a corared-dlsh supperi 

Ctomes were enjoyed and a delight- 

ful social time and refreshments 

climaxed the party. 

Attending were: Mbffl Anna SWn- 

nnrd, Miss Ruth Gonuwer. Wis 

Pauline ticlbcr, Mrs. l^/ilte C. 

Hughes. Mr*. Herman! Selvagn. 

Mrs. Ocorge W. Meyer, Mrs. Wil- 

liam O. Townscrid. Mrs. Roland 

Wainwrlghb, Mrs, Harold Lee, Mrs. 

Hugh Seeker, and the hostess, Mrs, 

Ellis. 

* * ** 

CARD PABTY TUESDAY '* 

TO BENEFIT HOSPITAL 

Sewing Day at Shore Memorial 

Ilosplt«l, Somcra Point, was bib- 

srrvrd Tuesday by the hospital 

Auxiliary, Worner* ..present were; 

Mrs. J. Prescott Cadtnaii,' Mrs. An- 

drew B. Maxwell, Mrs. Hedclt. Mrs. 

Howard Bussom, Mrs. Mm MiUfr, 

and Mra i)avld Bradley. 

Sewing Day. scheduled for VJftd- 

nesdtty has lieen cancelled, 

The Auxiliary wljl conduct a pubi- 

Uc card party foe the benefit of 

ttie hospital on Tuesday at 3 pm,' 

in the Women's HepuVUcan ciuli, 

Title and , i>u^t building. Mrs. 

James Harvey, president, wBl.bfe 

general chairman. , '; 

USE A. CLASSIFIED AD , 

,V-'f 4 t Par. T^ 

tard 

Choie* HaBd-PIeliitl 

Pea Beans 

2-35' 

••) 

,;' - 

Large Prunes 2& 

White HOIIM 

Apple Butter 2^2 

WlltlMtry'f B«tt '• 

12 u ••t 

^Cheese - 

All Brand. EvaperatMl 

Milk mm 

TOP QUALITY, 

Wllwn'i "CartHlfHT or «wtft 

CUT-UP I 

•*fti 

t • ; 

&n.« 'it'-» 

'1 t •A, ?'«ii

-t! 

4 

IT 

H , •£*, 

late are released. 

*Hi©,'-Ocean OHy eoffiniisitaiieri 

M»f,^»'"S 5 ' ^ ^ r t ^ i ASbSwion of 

il Wm&IStfM'^' 12 £ HiinlMaoldMi of MM Jersey 

3 ' #f?«Jif^ " rt " if M **» aa»ouii»d that local andeoun- 

- Si^fl?SlB»"*'*'" 10 5 «ar affldato hws wpresieo: over- 

* ;WW"Xf^f? •"—' 10 w %etataf approval of » propam 

|| PANOBtlBN BOLLS m M mmiktoH road work be retnto- 

* |N 8EA8H0HE UEAOU?. , ed and earSarked for sudh Me afw 

eWnton 1 * Store and Uie Doctors tor theiwor., 

7 eot the, Jump on the rest of the A bin to that affect, senate No, 

4 field In the Seashore League, Fii- 4. hfl« been Introduced by senator 

- day rdgiW,' M they wen tile only sholl and Is now in committee. 

«^» en W mmm. epmniaz ttie p«o«pH, dUagree 

35^ meitfaants wWpptd Tnmlntl ^ o n one point to a» method of 

Mi tot* Boy y«« 

Leep^g txmer arid heat tiowirig to Army 

n« untfl such 

' ttae M m funds ean ta u»d for 

^^jî,to ^,e-prtaeta* when fin- 

•me loafl guarts will dafli witti 

m A«inHE m^ tarmete some 

HIM neitt wtk in an eUmlnatton 

co«te*t, and tile winner wUl meet 

the winner of another game between 

North WMdwood and tTOdwood 

Creat barracks. 

COMMUNIQUES 

"Dad, what is an American 

communique writer?" 

"He it a military man, son. who 

•believes in telling nothing but the 

truth and as little of that aj 

possible" 

flt. If sometiines it 

; More «rt leaving / 

8 POINTS 

mU MI diffettnt pointi for each kind and the 

no in«tlMwlut the price, Your grocer will pot 

up the ofidal ]Ut of poinU when you c«neo 

it. Il will «1» bo io the newip.pen. The 

i l 4 

3, When yon bay, lake ilia right CSHOWTOUD 

weantofUMiumptoator ImlpJ 

the book. Do thi. to frool of % 

your poeer Of ddiveqr msn 

ud bud them to him. The 

grocer 'muii collect • fatten 

•tamp, or stamp!, for nil lha 

ndenM pneMd foodi he '-, 

tell*. Every rttionedproM»ed 

food will lake poinU u well II money. 

up the right amount. For example, if the food 

you buy ealli for IS pomy it ii belter to tear 

on! an 8-point ud a 5-point itamp than two 5. 

point tUmpa and i!- 1 and a O^BM 

1-poiut «»mp. Save your O"^|8| 

•mailer point ttampl "for low. 5S 

point foods. You can take the 

tumpi from more than one _ 

book belonging to your houiw- "TTZL . j _ 

hold if you need to. / J JViM& 

n*e for M ihtn pntMed 

•: MioooncethedatewhentlieneitaUmpmregood. 

|L UN yetaf howehold'a poinU carefully M that you t 

Munp*. U«e high-point aumpa firrt, if you can. 

IMPORTANT 

Y« Mf M ALL Ihe book, at Ik* hm-thoM 

Af r i an uk« lh« HUOB book, 

in Ik* Nan to do the bujrtnf for ron or jour 

We cannot afford to icaste load or five tome 

people more than thar /air Mare, , , , That it 

•shy canned jruilt end vegetable* are rationed 

! that k why meal h qoing to be retimed. 

way to 6e lure that every American fill enough 

toeal. 

Pictured above to the official instruction sheet that will be rtven to eaeh person who receives 

• copy of War Ration Book Two which will MOD be distributed at schools throughout the State. James 

Kerney, Jr., New Jeney OPA Director, his advised all housewives to keep a record of the processed 

school mathematics tejfher. 

hag b-en appointed an bistroctar 

in point rationing for the 

American Association of Unl- 

| verslty Women, hi cooperation 

with the Offlet or Price Ad- | 

| mlnlslratlon. sffe Is president I 

of the Atlantic City branch, I 

of tto A.A.U.W. I 

She has arranged a meeting 

for tonight (Friday) at the 

Methodist Chnrlh from 7:30 

to 8:15 o'clock, for the purpose 

of explaining how point rationing 

or roofl wUl operate j 

and to lire details of flu pro- I 

cfdtu-e of registration nest I 

week, Hatuewhts and all oth- 

'Warm'Here This Week; 

RaHnn Rnnks ftf Ask County Farmers 

nation DOORS 01 pianting intention8 

rifnffoAo WantAM 

A Mnvaas of all farmers In the 

I/iallCCS TT ODICQ county, to leam their planting In. 

Miiat Um SIIWMJH^ 

tentions Mils Sprin!. will be under- 

Msm ioon MUit be Surrendered, 

'W We Mpe May Oounty 

f^âitw^ conjervation Asso. 

WamS Or A elation. 

Oounty fBrmers will be asked to 

lien entering the aimed forces Increase production of white potaare 

required by OP A regulations to toes, sweet potatoes, soy beans, 

turn In their sugar-coffee ration beets, carrots, ca• iwvlce comphf irtto Bua wgula- 

%l b p g 

Th Those *h *ho faU fUto regWer g JleM UlW ttl bk 

weak will not be aliie to do so until 

%lm b ? wUnqulsWng ttielr books, 

k ill t b l ThThe OPA, in a special p bulletin 

March u, atate OPA headquarters issued d this thi week, k points t out that 

has announced. i Uooks of soldiers, left in the poss- 

Detalls of Uie rettehatton were *ôn of some other member of the 

oompleted Widneaday afteaom ftmlly, would permit that member 

when municipal school officials aft to oMobi man rations of sugar and 

M Court House iwitti oounty Super- col fee ttan oth« people, Him rebrtendent 

D. J, Stoker, j dutlng ffie iupply available to everyone. 

rai situation Is serious 

ADVANAE UIMMMT « . ^ hM a«»otted in terms of nUUIonl 

^Sm*SSL?^^ o Mh nUm S 081 " to "» *' oth 

INSTITtmoNAL USERS er people while the holders them- 

Tnstltuttonal useta of sugar and Mlny are being fad toy Uncle Sum, 

cettee who require supplies df ttMte A loan entering the service may 

wmmMUUet to tide them over until retail, his baste A gasoline ration 

the regular registration on Maroh book, provided He still awns the 

1-10, have until February 97 to ap. car lor which it was Issued. The A 

ply M local rationing boards for an book, In his absence, may ise used 

advance allotment. IWi was to- by tl.e penon entitled to me of the 

rwuneed here today ^y state OTA «•». 

headqunitem. , , ' 1 

Betlntee oa MMeh 1, it wos ex- -r- , „ - - CAMERON BROS 

^tittdmrn Jabber* 

» S.iyMM »L 

•••* 

pjamea, rattonlnt« sugar nnd cM- W.-^ A „»•_, e« U 

fee for UMtttuUonm uflers will be Welle Affaill'SeeKl 

combined rain one system ysKh " *•* • 

Moyer Company 

the rationing of proceseal foods'for 

1 

d l ; 

MiMb and April coffee a 

'-:' ,'- • ' •'• ' iBigfitM Umt borough 

taint, up 'tor prtlfc *w- ; ,WP»5» tbjtM supreme < 

M M at MtaUig rtvtnues from , mynity banliruBt, tji 

lot delinquent taxes, the ednaius- der state control, 

eioneii Hid, Reduced surplus W» DMlOuJfits 1 arose,, MT 

A Wildwood puMic mbm htam 

of $ioj,o« WM p»e4 by *• Bw?* 

of School liUmate by a 8-2 vote, 

IWday, 

Oity ^mmiiiloniis B. O. nigtr. 

soil and Roland GoMon dedlned. to 

approve tile figure, contendlnB that 

the city governing body already !md 

agreed to appropriate only 1100.000 

and had Inserted It in the city bad. 

gtt. Mayor Oeorge Kroman, how. 

ever ilfled with the two school 

board rBpreientatlvM of the Board 

of Wtlmate, In the contention that 

the new budget was aatlsfactory. 

Ingeraoll and Oorson proteitad 

ion &ie ground Uiat school costs 

haw increased annually for five 

jenrs, while the city rulers have 

oeen able to cut expenses. 

Refunding Plan for 

Wildwood, Prospect 

A refunding plan involving 

1300,000 worth of Wildwood city 

bondi, and calculated to save 

iiO.OOO, Is under coniWeratlon 

by the WUdwood commissionera. 

Oily Treasurer J. P. OXwt^. 

submitted a proposal that the 

tax delinquents, or more 

•the entire 1B42 levy ^^ 

Co. Democrats 

tS 

Edison Sounds Cjj 

ite Democratic orami^f 

O»pc Mtty County will undi 

vlhillzatlon" under a et« 

pnniraa annmmeeU Mondi 

by Oovemor Ojarlfj jdJi 

ma he is hopeful of shit 

state's direction of the pa; 

Jersey Oity to Trenton. "3 

Addieising 200 party lii^ 

urged MteolUhraent of a 

nent Democnitlc itati headt,. 

"manned by tkilled trouWe' 

en, whMe funetlonj will b»L. 

vue, consult with and yj| 

county and local, groups. Idj 

dictate to them, 11 "j 

The governor tald Ui|:Mi 

aim must be to try to wui >mt 

ltiM in all 2i counties ondaJB 

Hafue machine In Hudsot tt 

to carry state-wide eHotioaM 

iTONB HARBOR AGAIN 

^ _fevltaltatg Vtt^M 

OUTi OUTS ITS RATH 

declared, would ' r(store ffie.r^r- 

RATB 

TOe seventh redueUsB In aimany cratio pirty to dominate tip 

yean In the municipal tax rate was out the lingHi and breadtti| 

.TOP WOMEN 

THiUEi BOUND • 

MbB Rose Castaldl, Mrs. td Mum 

men's Leasus. «W completed its 

IWfl- eWpeSttW win* TOeiday 

night with the WOWBweU out In 

HjBtbfr..:.,W7.i.-\- a-',--;/-;.?-* 

Hflai OnstaMfB games i n 166- 

16B-1M; Mti Hum, 178-153-163, 

: and MTB. : Rhjbante, 171-161-lffl». MR 

N i i t M v 

I troduotlon at fte 1948 budget. 

expressed the retajontint the Mil Kation Kegigi;ry 

, Trtie reduction was about one 

Should pwlde'top payment « the 

toil to #aai eounW tteimiw, to To Start Tuesday 

I cent, with the late fixed at t«.B4 Ediion's ^Chats' iP 

tefitatlvely. The rate TOJ WM In 

be lîlnttirt mm Bountlei In- 

Continued from Pare 1 

Resort reMdents who'wotfa 

M fflt t Trenton slang wtth othero, of Mune, but 

ins, 

to hear Governor Idjaon'.fll 

|ftneyd*o«w 

following It wUl help to avoid over- Mainland Really Chilly 

Councllmen said the cut waamade serils of "fireside chats" fftMJ^ 

wouM-M T«d ai ft inerw for 

crowding and delay at any one 

deepite the increase of almost 20 ton may 4o so «ach WN" 

contraction and rOaUlltetlmi of ttae, i Ocean City Shivered through Its warm, however, as readingi of 4 be- cents In the county tax rate and 

roods and HtUm, Mbm to ap- ONE CAN REGISTER FOB ALL 

second coldest spell of Hie Wintir low Mro were ricorded on the a 10 per cent salary bonus for em. 

esirly -Oils week when the therroo- nwiniand at Unwood and Abgecon, ployea paid less than $1200 a year, 

piwii « MM Mate jBfthwiw Own. One perron may regliter tor thempter 

dipped to almost f ijual cold and 7 below Sn Pleasantvllle, 

Bflôatt, aril to pay road and entire family. 

mtis banda and Interest. 

Although the registration will be- 

JFortDixMai! 

to be Censored 

New jeney, ttat day ms eiiminat- was just tW d^rew above m M- 

Mall out of Fort Dlx will be Cened 

here becauM It w a»utfit untinje Iow frtaollil^ m 1178, wMla 

soced from now on, Col, Oasslus M, 

l *** 

fair to ask teachers to give Oielr 

on T ipstlny Uie afftalal mark was 1 The weather moderated eonsid. Powell, post domnjander, announc- 

sbcrce sen, or only four degrees eraMe Tuesday afternoon, tnrtFBre" ed Monday, 

IftftflMM I*.• 

The Ocean City Coast Ouard bar- 

Irom the rteord mads In Itni. ao- saster aamuBl mitefli said nw 

mm Wrtettali teaai M on« of fnnr 

All mall written by enlisted per- 

feWii»W;l^î 

cortmr 

^^ 

to the AtlanUp City W«- »W air was Hearting this way on 

RllWBM1 , 

sonnel may be transmittid only by 

his weather maps and that Oie re- the Armv Postal System anefaftat! 

* 

be censored by unit commanders, he 

•rmok,:,;,,;,,,. 

tfttSoutll Atlantic Coast GUaid 

deoreid. The order also applies to 

civilian mall from the reiervation. 

: 

night by timing In station , 

Atlantic Oity- station WAAf,t, 

ark, or WYYM, TMnton,./W 

The governor began ttree f 

ago his informal dlscusdo* 

state affnlrs, which bfgin at 

p.m. and last 15 minutes, Nad 

in the series are scheduled, 

February 84 and Mafeh. S3j'!!fj; 

THE FOOT \ "'."•-:*" 

"^ you know wMt ona B 

toe said to the otter little We?" 

"Don't look now, bW I ^ 

we are being followed by jl 

pleofhtds." ..,,;„» 

eafboajMw^ 

food anotmente, 

mm HONEY 

^ mrumwm •«! to 

*•** MP witto at ttie emplojment I 

Mm, afie construction of euch a 

V- 

Here's How to H«P 

CERTAIN-TEED 

GUARANTIED 

PRODUOTS 

ROOFING 

Independent Roof ing Co 

3 8. Fleming AVK ,100 - 8th St. ...1 

Ph. 4-1952 Atlantic aty Oeean Clt7 Wkt 

Free Eatlnutei Pnmlihed _ No Down Payment tUq'' m 

Painters 

l flRECWÊY Inr 

Houie and $|gn 

PAINTING 

wrni MINT* 

JOHN H JOHNSON 

•1 

Caloro!! OU Sari 

Pluinbhlff 

ADVERTISEMENTS I Report Thursday 

AH Classified Advertising Cash 

Lost Ration Book 

AdiSOe 

For Rent 

u .pprtmenl, all MnmnH 

bb not »w .wm* A 

flBBlSW" 

$f felt* rft winter p rieti. Mill 

nt 

Wesley av. 

loor unlurnltlicj 0 room Bt!d 

isd Central «», H 

° IK 

>K .Birtnieiit, e« 

Ruom* For Rent 

Winter Rental. 

Wl WISH W Muskml tfupi- ii» ii>ii» of, of«j.U)y «j.U)y tf tfstvtd 

csni b(«m6n*, 

William Matthewj 

hi»u bnr, wilnii 

For Safe 

WE ABl IjBliti^SrÎBlaTqNE and 

LEB__T1BESL Mpf-ôur scrtifiEatf la 

!C« BKATBi, «iril, win whit, .hi,. 

•iie 4, Worn twlw. 13,00, Phone «S!W, 

WINDOW ihJilci In 

OOCKEE Ipaelol pupniea, blon 

- " J "»—j PlBtvil 

USED trugkg, eoinmercialH and itmion 

1 igoni. Cull Woiulbiiri 100. Mr, Rinrr 

111 |ny IligtcW ilnll.f, 2-19. 

I WAKTEI1—14 10 I*' .lilhojl of llnall 

un^v i—.jjy apartment hpygp, furni?ih= 

..^ „ __. 2 biuekg of ee*sn; l'ricf not 

idiMiiin, eoal, BO f«cee M Hk it, Pi. M m IBi.K.1 

Offla Boon Mi tm.—JLXHiB »,».- 

stnvicc 

•Repair. 

,.- * Appliances 

•^dlm, Refrlfenton. Flxtara, 

Conk, I*mp», CToek*, etc 

JACOB Ci Mu# 

fM-ll Aibar> AT. Ph. 1»U 

ToCAMDBi 

PHDLADEIPHIA 

DA1I,Y BUS SERVICE 

SlKM 

••30P.M. 

MAN'S or wsmsiii hikr, Rlft. _...._.., 

•w Stenteii pi. Phnne UM-W, j-19. 

"UNfJALnw, hjaied mnfler S or » 

—DROP • Hiturd n C«U ^j,; * 

TownsendDied 

in Enemy Action 

I Private Joseph J lawless J ? , _. ^, „ 

formerly 10U1 it, and Cental ay,, JJ^»^' *• m . d ^! S L? e J ** iBs'iAicSig others f^rlni fiiy' 

I this slty, recently was pûated^^^Wônlyasout^ft^j^fks :ôm himtA j M OoeUen i 

Here After 2nd 

Trip to Africa 

Hal Smith, Jr., in. 

Navy Convoy Duty 

tei'day after speeding threB days 

vMng His partmte and frieuds 

mty Officer smith, Mftouih- 

ON I UiaOUOH IN FLOB1DA 

..Co.-poral- John M, Ooh end. Mrs, 

Oth "* enjoying a 10.day ftujoulh 

H iDe ncnM "ofi*»., Osh's pareriia, 

if vtfl^fCIi^j-^flE , "Mill -ii» " *•?WWE57^W^-"^ fT?* : *^-= 

gither, 

Navy, h«vin« m*de two trips to PHe-fBiMt school at SeTam neld, 

John W. fJolUns, O.O.M., who « CaMMsnea, Morowo, nna on# Wp K».. for training as a navigator Of 

wia» the Navy* OonstrueHon Bat- to Iceland. 

taliori, is now at ttitffli Harbor, 

Ajaaka. 

HARVBY TO 1TAET 

PBJ;-FLIGHT COURSE 

Bofcert Harvey. 1157 Simpson ftv., 

wUl leave Monday for Iowa City, 

Iowa, where he w

'-I 1 

3 

I'J 

* 

.--(, 

.ni^n 

^*M& 

_9_mm«K 

;,»i^^^îi^&Si»iil^^^^8 

C7'. '?S 

ttau«____ât__î_j^_».u '..^ v_iTF 

-jiLa~g»5^mj 

«, Mrs Ague. »iit. ' f t * tl fl 

SOLD!! CRAC« 

LUTHEfcAK 

Bbm'nt akid Meyratt AT 

a Sunday 

fr8d 

ii»iiitii HH 

1U40 

• Oonoilsslonsr Soe** 

detail net only on the ._ 

vtinwa TD..« attompl to coUect all df tte I9« U ^&^ %^?ML 

V LADIES THAINED S7wh_i aeans a forWddtaf un. «W ; ;*Ntot If j«l,t 

Tlte omy Ladto or »#tal and dertaMnf. in view of flie great ^vA tonier, dear."• < J 

lecreotton Cprps is mow, being masses of war WoiteHi W» T»TB ' ^ 

_h^ taah AUantlc dWBnUWry ênt as they went and now have \ 

-„• _ .„„.._ ^ t e con., no money ftr tort esofpt ne«t w. Ten per emt sf " 

I believe it is wry Unportaht to I 

• upon by; the mwsury Department 

IOT additional intfoitnatinn. 

who ' "Jta t6e past, contribution? wWch 

Mt< JHtve been allowed as a deduction 

aln- have Wen mere or less ejrttmated 

out by the taxpayer. An accurate rereek, 

card should be kept of these deducand 

tlons, because estimated ffeures will 

fii JSme 8 or%«2*^%ieh J to ^^^f £ Mnl 2S 

they admitted having entered «nd «52^^^S,%J^fr_J 

.•W,iwho aho pleaded wll^.to ^*%;«^.M ww present no 

pg 

fo the house, 

b 

BWtt.SMtt yB*F ftt fflwetton of Wl iW.«i»m • urottded wto. 

.:*:!;.«. i-tt •* Ws: f* 

lUve Yon bereaxed Your Insurance 

GOOD FOOD „ 

;• cnoo SERVICE! 

Y SAUSAGE 

RealKiJUri sp 

Ph. ISM 10» 1 

t__*i___4j_ttî_^y_^^ 

Sctzplooms 

On Rent Issue 

':-, '••! j--i"? *'fT?. L*_. . " 

f National Realtors 

: Join,>v;ith Resorts 

••$ >. The OPA, apparently follDTrtni a 

Wiggeetlqn made in Washington recently: 

by Aftemblyman John E, 

. BosweU, sent an Investigator to 

Vj tjWMwowl last week to ehecli on 

'' contentions of the county's resorts 

.; tiiat they should be exempted from 

j rent control regulations, because 

• they have no housing tfurtaae and 

•no exorbitant rent conditions. 

' But tbstj mn no Indications up 

;' to WeAielday of tKs wejfc that Hie 

:• lve»tig»tqr had visited OcHin City. 

! In WUdwood he oontMteo Jpyoi 1 

! f oeorie^W, Kfogman, But nelthtr 1 

• Mayor Weharda, Mr, Boswell not 

,, Mr, Boawelfi euggostion iral' 

i. 1 mflde M a confe'-enoe, two weilta 

'• ago yesterday, between Ivan Cm- 

;•* ion, deputy OPA rent control ad- 

'} nilnlitrator, and a ddeBiitlon f««n 

4 this county, which pointed out Brat 

•i wunty's rewrts, m ierve no use- | 

•;'; NO WORD FROM CARSON 

'-', Attar h# returned home, Mr, Bm- 

) jrell wrote to Mr, Oanmn, revinsring 

; the "tettm»Bijr" and aeklnf that he 

i render a, decision as soon as IHISKt 

i jMe, In View of thi approncWns 

M rentlni Maiqn. He ataft wrote to 

ithe D S, Senatori U Oongress. 

;,' man from this district, asking that 

!-«iey keep In toufli wito the QI»A 

It; NATIONAL REALTORS IN FIGHT 

Ij MeawOme, ocean City and * other 

fresbrto^lewacd this •week that th-y 

JoinWAACS, Send Soldier 2217 ObUweA Some Wounded Boy In Africa Needs You 

IMLU Ration Books if!S^9^W^^ 

irst 2 Da v 

challenge or face the prospect of —perhaps on the snot-ihe Is glv- AmtraMa. But Joe Doo_- 

•"••• ' ' ,ft::V- 

BTfalsaown of w,l»taiuw iwr^ '.Itone stretch, unable to meet lt» 

•wartluie obUgatlons, an alterna- 

,. ; •;,'!;, T«ft Wed. tot. tive which Is unthinkable. • 

Hl^t ScUool „„ MT f?M^ |Mj 

It ii ebyteu! ttMt We work the 

Centnil »t. ,,.:,, CM 637 UHi • Tted Crow la BOW Ooiitg wUl pyt^. 

W"«Iey •«« ;,„„„.- |J63; : 4»5! • «S' mid during the coming year, per- 

'tops significance will be helgW- 

, ened If we view this work In part 

: T : mMitmwmi; 1 ##?»W& 

Trauraitlc sHock Is overoome. I .1*6 

He llv-a to nw* llhe operatdn* I ln« quletiy and têntly. 

Ana it I. Bed CrwiUood quarters of th« 

pl_«i 1—1 perfonus tW« mlm- I Cross. National, 

nev» ,g»t» a 

I yo« tmveUtt FWl when Ihe Mo- I 

i Registration tut Ocean gMfi&tlS 

mm tat touana of the new fti ' - ' •••••:- ~ : 

, \ . $ 

{, Tthere wore 1118 books issued ftere 

I Tuesday ana 1101 on Wednesdaji 

[for a total of 3217. '. • m 

tt «>e ; latin DM' handled :^ 

the local War Price nd HatJonlnii- 

J *? * tawnlnf the fundamentals of automotive mechanics, | in lea Ms Cl^, Tuekahoe, peters 

assigned t« duty with the Amy and will relieve a Midler lor combat Tuesdiv and 1MB Wednesday. 

Supplant Men on Home Front 

"Each of you has the p "- ' ' ' 

150,000—an army the i Bj S 

." — —— "—-^-fyeaterday, in an appeal to 

M__«gi»ilIT ' Ocean City women to •nroll 

ManV Many dull Still Using USUlff in the Women'i Army Auxil- 

Parking Lights 

Army through the Women's Army I nî,y ôm, 

"SMWW1 fiamaMBg^ Real • ' ' ~ f AwdUajy ^rps" M»; *jw_ma £^tê^ -f^ 5 -"-—-1 

.VBtote awds, Mttfyint *em Hiat Altlroufh it was announeed mm I eontuiMed, ««ery wbbwn «1» em- JSli Wtote^te -« _«—, 

]:m nattonal opitata had at. than n wtek a«o that O«an Cl» Ms in toe WAAO release! a man Jtoi _îS5» w_^TvMPlfe I 

to»ted; to penuade OTA to altan- motortots need no longer drive wtin fOT eembat am at the front: ^nr imi» re^MSaw^ri not o^| 

with the federal government as the | to ne imaware m soi motnnea re- I man IWt to strtte at- the fnemy 

? emonsment IROQ, AS an alter- Wrtctlon, TOey are still gropini Coutn HELP BOMB Trans 

native, the asMoiatton iugfested along without benefit of their lower iZjLSrfB M^ i»J«i« 

that rent control be made a matter beam headUghta, WJilch are now tfc?5gS£"F *£ e ""HÎS*, 

by munlctîitte Oiat eomlder they half of each lens is Masked out 

need it, 

OPA. however, 

Continuous Scrap 

Drive Planned 

by Committee 

; Haine» Chainnan of, 

]' Unit; Tin Cam and 

F«U Major Goal 

- ' EKtoris are being made to organ- 

Heretofore the mart has been 

tee, though Jack SmltS engineered 

the collection of metals in an Amer- 

down showed thit dlfhtfy te^ HIM 

lj(m^ R ^ n ^ i astttant «»• 

for tooto d«flar« an? WifcWi ^ ^ Woditrtton Boart, »4t 

n list Thnrsday 

tonie other sections. 

Arm}' which swept through Libya," 

riWfcW and uite Us to BromBt m- 

NONE ABNORMALLY LARGE 

Mrs. John B, Townsend, chairniaii of the Ocean. City 

RAINES CHA1BMAN 

! 

None of Hie declared amounts 

j 

Civilian WAAC KMruitini eamiiilgn, made this asBerHon 

OUver V JTalnea was named 

hen were abnormally larze, the 

VL "On Wednesday, Vt. ftwsell Dad 

chftinrmn. Itie committee will IN 

board reported. 

yitMdfrom Hie Congreaslonal dele- 

divided into five groups for the coll- 

Ocean Oity people followed the 

^ gatlon, but had had no word from 

ection of tin cans, fats; metals, rub- 

line of most convenience tad flock, ber, silks and args. Other mem- 

ed to tee two grade schools, wtailt bers of the committee are. 3, RW< 

an impression, the national associotton 

to now prepartof lefiaHtion 

it hopes to Introduce and which 

would abolish OPAJflrected rent 

control, 

-inu elorew parallels legi5laUon 

mhloh Mr. Eoswell Baa beta eon- 

{oiigresslonal detention to Introduce 

if no relilf to forthcoming 

from OPA, 

Tenants to Get 

Rent Figures 

So They Can Cheek 

Up on Landlords 

nut a p'ane m the Mr which wuld 

Oommfntine on mt changed Ar. ^ j , ^.j. -w... .» 

OQld to U_ my Mimlation, granted in rmpOMo IIYm T mtttn bomb Tunte-wen 

*o» eommuiUtleB, Joseph E, Brettell, 

resort N, J, Motor yeWde Departnent 

nweetor, ttld Botarlani 

Wdiiy niBht tiiat lower 6e«m» are 

tiow pemilislble with certain ex- 

MpMoni, 

^nly iwhni ntar Hie bench,' woalA add a radfo operatcr, aa en- 

He expressed the opinion that if gineer, and a gunner to a bonttH 

orcbaUy Is advlMble aba to Vie crew find would make it paaAls 

paifekg lights when approaching for another bomber to attack Tun- 

Ocean bity on the Somers SPolnt or U. t 

S4th it boulevards. DOING TWO JON 

JWMMjLSpMMng,:: »»

_ft|»Mf 

_ *•< lauded 

We*, over. 

(oaJbooBttae 

>wttni 

__"M*> 

•PEARS 

*M But aolna of us rotas th»t 

rthe pilch 04 

i|l__|- 

bet 

otter 

M> SACRIFICE TOO GREAT , 

*"TWs *» a global war. Win 1 Am 

erica not only are called upon to 

our own war, but through 

lend-lease to do more than anjr 

other nation has'ty* J&a, called 

tpon to do in UIB past ' I 

"We are roobilMog the greatest 

aimed fane that any i*wn, eyer 

put toittiier. None af u^-catt «on- 

oetve Its size... 

r 

! "M', fe eo huge _at no. matter 

what v *e are' M*ed to wfcrlflte we 

should do it wBwmy. This fy\ 

biggest team operation we ha' 

CARS' J«ra_ BE'CONSERVB* 

' "We used tofyive 30 mllltonjrett- 

JstereJ > 

First MethodiBt Church., 

Eer. Benjamin F. AHUM •' 1 ni Tlic Outrch Scnoul Dr Oil! 

II Vii] is tuc sii|»nntctiil(;iil 2ii(] hiY 

en workers at officers anil trai.licrs Mill 

be 1» il)|»y to welioinc >"U Ln tills Sn4 Andnrw J 

l D«wJy^ pajiry Epl 

otley, atid ReK 

renc Motley, 

pastior of 

FOB 

B dale, 

i I 

Old? Get Pep, Vim 

wHhlrw,C*tu*Vlti>J«1ttB 

At ill tout turn Mtnrwtwi» 

Oceso City, Hulnej Cut Frier Diuci 

STORE 

OFFfi 

Richard B. 

AGENT 

8th & Atlantic AT 

Buy,More 

7 H.m, 

7 i 

7.10 p. 

Wnkiliiy n 

I ir t r,, Ii 

. Holy Ho 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST. 

SCIENTIST 

•OMUST JEM'S" irt ll 

iMim gullet f'if Slindiiy. K 

ill Chr.•.[.:.., Scitnv-c (1iu 

cicties t>irvuj(lioiit the *oi" 

Th* ( olilcn hM U Jf 

ntlay, and Unlay, 

) 

had revealed "liiadcquiwle?" ljj jth 

new aratem, which Will be corrtSctcd 

! mucti as possible befoiFttt ^V 

test 

PJtOIESTs'rXENTlFUI. ON 

"AIL CLEAR" CONFUSIGN 

Pn>t«sts, meattwlvUe, flcoded into 

!,tate defense headquarters from 

officials of many mnmiunlttes 

where utfer confusion reigned dur- 

inK the test f-.nd lu same of which 

the' inck of adequate "all clenr' 

elgnnl-5 kept the blaclrout In force 

nearly twice as long as necessary. 

Mayor T. Millet Hand, of Oape 

May, was ons of those wtic strongly 

urged Dreyifuss to devta! some Im- 

proved "all dear'l nrriingemertt to 

let tlw 1 puWlc kndw quickly when 

en a>rt is over, 

IIARI> TO NOTIFY prnnc 

Vocal defense officials pointed out 

that while central headquarters re- 

telves the signal promptly It l| dif- 

ficult to fcpread the word to the 

general puWlc. Wardens, out on 

their pests, cannot be contacted ex- 

cept hy messenger service, whlih is 

necessprilv slow. 

At Wlldwood. it Is now pkttncd. 

despfto that fact, to hnve air' mid 

wardeTis blow tlielr whistles as ebon 

aij they are notified ot the.'"all 

clear" 

(OlCi- 

Join WAACS; 

Release Soldier ,;' 

Continued from l*aitejl 

the Women's Army Aujdltarj*, PWP! 6 

has set' Up three training fcentere 

at Fort Dcs Molnes, Ibwa, Tort 

Oftlechprpe, Qcorela, and iwytonn 

Beach, Florida. There WAAC8 are 

rant'to.' school and given the op- 

portunity to study under expert 

teachers. tf 

"'•They receive training -whlrih 

would cost them thousand!: of dot' 

lira in civilian lMe,^;Mrs. TOKIMend 

4&\t 

MEMBLRIEDERAL 

iil-a— tlic rriln 

with »nn*r tnta- 

tn nil ptrpan-d 

" ( J3J> 

TO HAVE PARTY 

Quests attending the public card 

party Tuesday afternoon in Pnr- 

Ish Hall, 1053 Central av., will be 

wrved coffee and sandwiches at 

1:30 p.m. Cards will follow. M 

Ellwood Preston is chairman. The 

party will be Riven for the benefit 

or the Auxiliary of Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Ohuroh. 

A monthly business meeting of 

the Auxiliary Is scheduled for 

March In Parish Hall. 

Sunday Services 

OCEAN CIIY BAPTIST 

IDtb it. anil Wesley «f. 

Th« Elblt TMthlnj, 

Co«Dol-Prc5clilii( Church 

11 j.m. Wornhili, veminn. hy Dr,." W. E. 

Oriirilli. ol ll,.. Eastern Ha|it!9t Sen 

in^ry, l'bil«-.< IV. -tJftiadovr .over ita- 

turn wrrti. UM kilo 

6:J0 ii.ra. Junior I). Y. P. U. 

/;30 ii m.. Wor^hi^. scmub. l>y Ur, W 

E Gr'fflthi 

Wi.d., 7:po i>.pi, MidwcoV pcrvicr of pray- 

tt, wfpitie aiWl Bililp sttidr. Led by Pas 

inr liVrn A Mieron 

Frtday. 7 30 p m. lllblc Institute 

S W nî Ui 

i ti Hi- First Mrthn 

7 Ifl pm I nfnf Evci 

Fit it Methodist nnireh 

7 30 i* in Unirti Veiling STUH in ni»- 

Tirnt Vclnotli*L litlh-h Serrnn on Red 

f i-os«( Siuuli} li\ Itev AlljKfM riti- 

Rrd Cross Ctinpler nf Occa i Cuy will 

1ttett-es an Mea of "he programs 

Uius far arranged by the chapter's 

radio chairman, Mrs. Augustus D. 

Hopping- 

nALLERAN TO SPEAK 

March 1—Eugene Halleran, of the 

high school history department, li> 

uddress. "I'm CurloUb " 

March 2—A musical program by 

Ml«11«hcd a new low rate of 1» 

ted physicians to the services la-it Per 1QOo babies bom In the State 

year. In addition to several hundred _, 

hospital resHents and Internes 

Having exceeded the quota, the flR- 

«re tar this \ear ha? been reduced 

to approximately 200 physicians 

TTje Committee ld the minimum 

Tiumoer of physlclttns estimated as 

necessary to care for civilian needs 

—one to each 1500 of tl*e popula- 

tion—win be maintained Ir. New 

Jeracv i 

g 

chargd specifically iwltti tbe moln 

tenanoe' of' property ' for,.'clients, 

might qualify lor supplemental 

gasoline rationing- for the perform- 

ance of that {unction. 

MUST AOTTJAO.V 

PERFORM WOBE 

TIM! reveiBlng ruling fiVm Wasbt 

lngton, however, states that sued 

consideration now will be accoaded 

only to those persons who actually 

perform, the work entailed In the 

maintenance opeietlon. It stipulates 

that the applicant for supplemen- 

tal fiwl supply roust be an "engi- 

neer,: architect, technician, lenelr 6i 

maintenance man" *>h,o will per- 

form tê work himself. 

Ben Schloaibere, president of the 

New Jersey Association ol RPBI £*• 

tale Boards, when told ot the re- 

•••flr-iaj or the State OPA ruling, flatd 

that while New Jersey Realtor? 

tvwe pledged Ihemselves to fully < 

operate with tile government in its 

•war program, Wiey orjt important functions of 

their business—+0 personally super- 

vise the maintenance of distant 

propertJel. 

SUPERVISION ESSENTIAL 

'It is Impossible for Realtors to 

repair .paint of' remodel property 

'>iprti»plT«s but ]t is esser>tlal that 

they personally supervise the com- 

pletion' of such work." Mr. SOMOBS. 

t added. 

The state realty lender said he 

will contact the Washington Oom- 

mlttce of the National Association 

of Real Eitale Boards and (U* for 

a conference on tlhe "ortntrary and 

imfnir" ruling. He vrgts every Heol- 

tor and property owner In New Jer- 

sey to write to notional OPA Ad- 

ministrator Prentice Brown In pro- 

test of the opinion. ' 

One large Industrial laboratory 

(has Just Installed an electronic 

clixslc havlrit no moving parts, no 

motors, wheels, mainspring, or 

hands. It hag mote than 170 elec- 

tronic tubes, plum Into an elec- 

tric outlet, and shows time in sec- 

onds, minutes, and hour* by lights 

flashing on and off. 

SOMERS POINT NEWS 

Mrs. Higbee Feted 

bv I n«J*v Twelve 

SOMERS POINT — Mfs I>avid 

Emlth entxrtilnPd meinbri-- of thr- 

Hreky Twelve club at her hone 

Tuod-v evening Mrs Hurry HiR- 

Kiwanis Told 

of Holy Land 

Club in Tribute to 

James Chenoweth 

SOUiBRS POINT—Mls3 Florenco 

Scull, superintendent of schools In 

Somers Point, WBS guest speaker 

meeting' of 

arc! a large 

blrthdnv cake formed tlio center- 

pie Mrs 'IlsWe received lmely 

gifts and 

The 

Chatterbox 

is serving 

Tasty Hot 

Dinners 

8S 

Hot Platters 

Luncheons 

40c - 50c 

The Chatterbox 

JEAN B. CAMPBELL, prop. 

9th St. & Central Ave. 

ICE CREAM 

Delivery Service 

rla and Uic Holy two yeans 

ti tlk 

y 

ago. nnd gave an interesting talk 

on the customs of the natives. 

The Club members stood In a 

moment's silent meditation for 

JMIWE Ciienoweth. Letters were 

rend from Allen KUley. U.S.N., who 

Is somewhere In the Pacific. Rlsley 

hhd teen a guest of the club be- 

fore leaving. 

Earl Hlcknuui received the at- 

tendance prise. Arthur Ftord and 

Earl Ilickman were named to the 

committee for reigteterlngr subscrip- 

tions of Kiwanis men*erfi for the 

•Wbr Fund drive, wMoh starts tills 

week, under the supervision of the 

Red Cross. 

Mrs. John Lloyd, ot Brldgeton, 

will be gticst speaker next week. 

She is .chairman of the speakers 

committee of the Atlantic County 

Bed Cross. 

General Jess Band's Army team 

won «the attendance prize. TDhe 

score is now 5-2, In favor af the 

Navy, under Admiral Jim Butter- 

We Have 

ASH and 

GARBAGE 

PAILS 

In Stock 

Hardware -tipunt Cb. 

u 

William Townsend 

Wed at East Orange 

SOMEPfl POINT—Mr: and Mrs, 

Joseph Townend and daughter, 

Marlon, have returned after having 

attended the wedding of their son, 

William, to Miss Mary A?nes 

Oownes, daughter of vMre. Mary 

Dawnes, of East Orai-itfe. William 

iwiis an honor student at the local 

schools and Atlantic City High 

School, attended Annapolis' Navel 

Academy for two years, and was 

graduated from Rutgnra University. 

At present. Mr. TownetW Is con- 

nected with the U. 8. signal carps 

at WWark, where the young couple 

will make their home. 

Elias Mason Dies 

After Lon« Illness 

BOMERS POINT — Rjneral 1 ser- 

vices were held for BSlax Mason, 

Thursday afternoon, from the home 

df Ills POD, Lftuidre Masai 731 6th 

et, where he had made hii home. 

Mr. Mnwh, who 'was Tl. Dilaii£i$^r$^l 

that will inspire you to make stunning tlretses, suite; shirts, stab,Jacket 

weight coate, etc

Mmpmr 

, Muni" 

New Yoifc 

Mcfc. 

Topics 

By Asseniblyman 

€. Colburn Hardy 

like a 1 

£*will engulf the world! , „ 

* ,ltoto)w. We. deluded Anglf>Sa»on na- 

heir fleb^ W**!Siftotf8 0Iled soon and help 

self-sacrificing Germansto stop the Rus- 

' si 

* t. tliG ieitow who said it 

"Jowph' "(Soetitiels. Hitler's propaganda 

t speedi th« other day—a blustery, fngh- 

" irned all Germans that unless they 

__ evoryfliiftgj, GarrhMiy—eaviour of 

W t be able to savd 1$ from Rufia. 

1 weeks ago we were warned that this sort 

* I soon »«Mtflorfi|tfo«Q|GenW^tiij£ 

offensive, design^ W divide the At 

,, ^d mistrust. 

I Goerlng gently hinted at it recently But 

„, 4 was mor*Mont,Flafr-fw>tedly (no pun in» 

i he declarediijat NazilanVTis the only force with 

rior mtntality",tokeep Russia from 

_ And he hinted, that, Germany could 

rtUi wn*,help.fwmJSngland and America, 

'dl, thanks, Joe! Nice of you to>e so solicitous ., 

didn't ustd to hate the Russians quite as much as 

refrftkilarly supposed tq: for.we didn't beheve all 

riibbifft about their cruelty and inefficiency. And 

we don't like >m as much as the pra-Kussian propa- 

(want v&$A*i$' tt^\ •* 

_-,. we'n ik ânybody 'who's 1 for us. And we'll 

ft%£omr with a people who have performed such 

"uction and military miracles since your 

atfit tore un] tpur Itiâty; with JToei Stalin, 

j them for what they fit*-—a gallant, heroic, 

people who in : a Huarter century have 

i' serfdom to a world power of first propor- 

__4 of dealing punishing blows to'your gang 

'.ruthfew ruffians, invaders j>f *helr beloved country, 

mar-at their homes and cities and despoilers of 

SwSiiili Jf>d children. , , ;_,- 

world still hah fear Russia, Joa But 

jh-as yo»*nd .your,Nazi beauts have 

; it during recent years to fear you. 

I-the'world is rejoicing that the Russian bear 

•Joffee and Jreading forfh'e Rhirietend! 

«J» bis Cape May County 

-last week printed the atory 

^ DD ^ ower beam head ~ 

&$&& Driving with parking lights— 

edpradically to no iight at all-mado 

tbil h d d 

travel by automobile hazardous and 

' us have come within inches of hitting care- 

who suddenly ldobed out of the* murk, 

r^ rJon off our port or starboard bows. Sooner 

cf? forking light driving would have resulted in a 

: number of fatalities, 

jtq-be hoped that lower-beam driving can bo con- 

. . puuotihe. present Red Cress fund-raising 

Ithpaigp IB; 'Tin Gbiatf U> Give Double!" 

" Bear iLjn mind whtn you're solicited. Also remem- 

iJiit'thfe is the only Red Cross drive of the year— 

JinHijt dblicitation of funds for Red'Cross war work 

Lihe anhual Red Cross roll call. 

|Rive all you ttUh-froin a dollar up. The money 

V Widely spent, hwq apxTfclaawhore, to relieve suf- 

f and misery, of whkh there's so much in the world 

tffotv Ration-Government 

Jwsey citizens hnv* 1 won an outstanding vic- 

„ _, r the Cowan of vpoUticitl wasto,' in trw enact- 

ht bflthe Stale fegirUalureof *n act lo "ration" the 

e't tax dollars through 'Priorities pit Public Spend- 

> program, tittttt 1 

.tabloa and i: 

"citizens wilt 

, les the 

ry.but neatly 

" X war-time 

5. Bo»weft,i**Mtian'W the As- 

ai - £ -'"- i 4 i iB,oBe of'eight ntate 

fiscal soundnp.as who 

time under the new 

ission on State Fiscal 

out pay for the- duration. 

, dorities" 1 program' under 

o'a declining income can be "rationed" 

1'government nervices, much as reduced 

f rationed Among the "American 

nomy 

. HÛ^îfppBcal wast- 

public Bpondlnft continue dn a "busi- 

WS?T 

ny bov Mmethnes a oom- 

namthly minor bill will be the 

atf>lctt or spirited debate, wlille 

Bin 'Important measure si pi 

tfQUUjli with warmly a murmur. 

JUtSjliPPened Monday when A54 

•WWlntnxIuced, brouîl Wrtli the 

hpttc^.-pn the-floor arguments of 

ttiA j- rfnvltl* 1 Ui'it nil men '»i 

iir''r,-m bp p-'t!tl(tf M vfi?. TlMs 

will tr^fnd the franchise to puro- 

leea. etc. 

2. To pu« .most etnrt'ovi^ ri r 

Boards of PJect'ons In first cbs? 

Oouuies under Civil service, 

3. Ti) Impose sharn rc^jlcf-Vinis 

0^1 memlbcrs of Oountv and S + :it^ 

Electinn Boards, so that no diem- 

bfir may disc hold any political 

office, elective or rio f .. 

Here's to Your Health! 

T.B.OrNotT. B.? 

By MIBIASI B. REICULV 

BECAUSE o( the prradunl. con- 

sistent education of ow adu: 1 

pcpnlntion,. nr.tl the ri-uular to i 

Ing cl our c!itlilrc:i o( school a?< 

the scales ^.•e slowly tlpplne i-i 

favor of ou_- self!nti.sl.i u:id *i^ni! 

recla!ined throug'i the ynrloin 

snnitorlums aTid fnstl1«tlcns' fled: 

cuted to tills flght. 

In an effort to CIOM 1 (ho * 

Flon £*tid net borne Ep'Mtor Am- 

llcke failed to penult tô-e 

flmndments to 1'*c bill s it was 

now merely a codification and pll 

champs ev*'n liK own snouH b" 

considered separately littr 

In odd'Moi \ft f^ven' \ il'dn 1 

ALWAVS -Incc 

'ti t'1 

yeor. a sci-vclnry nt $.1(K)U 

M:;fr 'Union): Grftnt' t 

to w:ii' veterans who h:n' 

nppointlvf; city OHUP for 

to IOC" tl t 

tile e pi 'i n 

llli.||-tj O( 

li.iu l(tii 

le i "o MM' ;' ' 

is tl c on 1 v I i-hniTi?, 

tllbt-Uu'Oi UCti'U^ 

'JJOI(. who su^ff-cd 

I urn milnulil'on 11 lii mcr- 

rroufVd lire 

,trt UMiKO'l 

ire tlif pc 

for tl c c 1 !^ 

11 (j \ f'< d c i 

1 ! f (il'IM 

t m i p' in 

Mu.li h.^ 

t' I l-i'i " 

•" n 1 lo i h.iX^ ' **(*!! 

\r tr !o> ° hr*u^m^ 

fid u a \ ^ T i ' ^ 

poi L ons of tin 'r 

I1C' \ J [> 11(1 fll tl i 1 

f* CM\ to r T vît 

:t^ rnt .1 "d TM P'T f 

lie'd 

live 

measure visa AP2 by Hntiimati, of 

Atlantic, pennlttinn thi> conmic- 

tion of limited nocess MshwHyi 

and jjarkwnvs. 

This is seen as the flnit roni-c 

In a concerted drive for n fiv^^tn 

of toll T> q i1tw r *ivs alonsr tlw coo^t 

. . similar to the vast Tictôiit 

around New York City, made fa 

nvoini by Bob Mtoees. 

Wlille there m«y be no furtTiei 1 

action, the unanimous 

if cmiected to be a uuldc to 

postwar platmerg, liasten the ere- 

fitloa of same sort of Parkfwfty 

danmiESlon In New Jersey. 

• * * 

8ln?c Pewruory 22 was the 

(leadline fo.- the introduction of 

WHS, the hopper was lotided with 

row measures, designed to cover 

a multitude- of commi&sfons, 

hopes, and ambitions. Among the 

most Important »re: 

A series of bills by Joraenson. 

Ol Middlesex, to change tho 

Workmen's Compensation Aot; to 

lticnMse Uie weekly bcnetltfi from 

fiC in #26; to provide tha< over- 

time toe c«ni*uted" "In dctetminlttT 

coiDDensatlon; to provide that 

*mptoyeei dependent on tips gain 

flTeatov benefits to Increase froiri 

One to two years the time limit 

for mnklnjf ciakns on occupatiCTl- 

nl disease; and imcmisln? mnii- 

tnum feee for medical witnesses 

and Attorneys. 

MCCISVB ^Bergen): ^To create a 

State Elecfcricamoard fo examine 

and license all electricians, with 

five board members at £4000 a 

Lurilum (BPrxetn: Pcm;'.t!.: em- 

ployment to m:di:ii;ht ol. JKiali 1 

minoi'S uî-x ij }'' """" "i'l 1 -'PP •• 

vai yr tlii> Pumml'-oii "f VA ~ 

bor. Tlis present deadline i: 10 li. 

m. 

M-ithls fB'jrgen): Tc nr.i''itd I'ni- 

Stnt> I'nn i'ii'io>i to ] '1 j» now*to su.geit that they 

might toe spurred to make further 

it stilt more -tf n tyQtfflag/ ptn- 

"PuHIni tfie paper 1 Hi Wte «rrt- 

tor VutiM not cntini EftnytliU^tr 

PuttbHr it «i am powinftnt in 

•front of the lot'muld ootint ono 

'•'point;' inslie ttte fence - 

- • ' -' on a* jmth- 

course lrt tha 

win " 

Shorter, tuhe would 

On Tebrynry 13, this,,year, ho 

Wro f e another letter: 

"I tmvc not iwrttten you on Uie 

sublet* cf,paper hulling since my 

h-tt?r of March 3^, n>»o( because 

of th- very Hatlsrnotory.sfcUl at- 

^d tJd b»h F 

WiiRi 10 hto typmnitor ural tyue*-' to OM itooft flirtii.'abd em die 

*fc IQttn mnhcjit »lth Rentle, . etwi!>. itwWit am.. SS^W. niftjer 

piitU atnskn The* rav udriî. would, ktcp fifci «*17 «foin, ru in 

- - - ------ cat, «uxl, IK In ((OT, ffiwifwhuHJ 

Wirte.i J 

... _ ,-d lmihe ;.„,, 

lio t * who have bpe tgyour en- 

tries In Ule epon lvlng_ 

notices to report for flrst com- 

pulsory autom ws»s 

cent to France 

Phc tuKgfstpd t*i.H ircourtructlon 

»orkttj of Woild War IT should 

hive Vnowl"*di}i' of the wfrk thev 

are to do and whnt K cniccred ot 

them Mi*' Sehon wild that club 

v»men can do so tnuch to help and 

l{pep i'P ^P monilc nf the com 

muntfy and thplr country 

Oihcrs nttendln? were Mr and 

Mrs Georpe Qcrkcn, Mr and Mn 

Harry S Ad-ims Sr Mr (md Mr^ 

pmnk Otterbrelt Mr nnd Mn 

Walter E Allen, Mrs T M Hatn- 

mett Mrs E J Y Hnmmett Mis 

M*rv W*i«i Mrs J McCoirrh Mrs 

Wirvf i tWHb Mrs Whiter Dittrlch 

Mrs George E Brown, Mr-s H'-li 

»: i 7 y nn*?t niMd KnHhi a* 

M1S8 UUTU OPAL EWING 

Mre ^-y „ 

Personals 

Mti. P. Bdwin Rsiber, Plaza pi,, 

Is was cmnini'' I »t 

the G C MiiTrliy Co ••trre lip* 

They will re,idc in Pca-t EllzaVtli 

MARRIED 

WOMEN 

YOU ARE NEEDED IN 

VITAIr-OFHCE WORK 

Wellington predicts that millions 

0' woinin will be Onwn into war lobs 

OHUMQ the borne durlDC 1943. 

Wouldn't you Httier be li-lnril far 

Hn office poiUlpn? 

Write or telephone 5-3909 for the 

fnitluatlne dee booklet. "Mrs Sm'th 

Carries On," explilnln; now one «o 

man solved the problem 6f eupple 

tntntlnf her lnromv and taking a vl 

tally constructive pail In tho war ef- 

fort. 

Coileqe'J Commerce 

Professional Arti Bide- 

pl >- J - 3W9 

1616 Pacific ATO. Atlantic City, N.J. 

the Atlantic City Council address- 

eel tfê nifctlrifr on the ,'ivbject of 

"Ontliollc Action." He timed Ca'li- 

ollcs to maintain fitronjy u^llty dur. 

Ing the war so Wley may more ef- 

fectively comibn,t a nt; Ewlng former Ocean Olty 

Bell Tplepihone Co operator was 

graduated from high school here 

In 1941 

Ift" couple plan to bp nâiricd In 

March at Norfolk, after Mr Mc - 

Cn\ck»n completes his trnlnhv 

course. 

SORORITY TO HAVE 

prune CABD PARTY 

Tin- Ttv '""• mating of Beta SIK 

ma Nil Poror.ty 'was tield at tbe 

hnmf rf Mrs Romeo Adri'zzl. Lln- 

wonrl Tupyiftv eveniriB 

Additional p'nis were made foi ft 

publir cu'd nirtv at the hnme of 

Mrs Jnme'i Scjll Jr 17 H--De* av 

Srmprs Pnitit Mnrcb 10 at 1 30 p 

m There will be prizes 

The first of n series of private 

b f rnn) parties w^ll be held at neict 

: at flic home of Mrs. 

t , ad QmfB aayu, 840 

Central av., students at MontcUir 

State Teaohers' College, were home 

the past week end. 

• * * 

Claude and Homer Gerkep, sons 

of Mr. und Mrs, George E. Oerken, 

916 Ocean av., who attend the Uni- 

veralty of Maryland, were home 

for the Washington birthday week 

end. 

• * * 

Miss Sully Henry, a student at 

the New Jersey State College for 

Wtomen. New Brunswick, enjoyed 

the holiday neck end with heir par- 

ents. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Henry, 

824 Central av. 

• * m 

Miss Charlotte Paris, a student 

at Moore Institute of Arts and 

Science, Philadelphia, spent the 

past week end with her parents, 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Paris, 817 

Plaza pL 

Army Plastic Horses 

Continued from Pwe 1 Harbor attfqki ne 

Continued from Pw 

erlfitendcnt of the Ocean Olty Ta- 

bernacle Association, has bqea'flii 

the Army since the first World War, 

He served as General John J. Per- 

fftlng'H, courier in France; before 

the nrmisê wan signed 

Wfipt rCU COLONEL 

•a 

uo IQUOLOO 

COLONEL 

ai' jn' ijrjnr 'B 

Ipy f sptiu 

( i 

Ipy f spti H 

pewormpd (q organizing 

defense «ct¥Ol« after Pearl 

mv.. 

Harbor ottw*, ne •»Ltwlkncd {a 

Oo rapid, IdMMlve^nit In OalHW-i 

nln. rf. 

Mrs Nultye. son, John, ifno en- 

listed in the Aifar/ W Stptemaer. 

hte uncle's foofateps. 

• «v**i>k he 

etarted , pn an pnicera' tjafj 

courts" for i dhenpjai Vartaxa 

Edgewrod Araenal, Maryland' He 

has Jurt completed p jour-woek to- 

t\q. tri'ning course. ,, 

•. immediately after the 

Herbert TrautirJbcr^ Rimer 1 

Ench girl Is requested to brills a 

guest, 

Mrs, F*nnk H»i«n wM voted Upon 

and Bceepted ai a new memcer, ^le 

will be Inltiafed In tfie fBiinjt, 

A letter was read from Mfi, 

t h 

Franoes WUaon, thenhtng 

fer a gift, 

l 

She 

r g 

Membm are plnnnlnir to itttnd 

a Mmhined mittin? Monday, 

f id »tl 

M 

March 1, af ttii Bouievvrd 

BeBsnntville, 

were enkn-ed arjt refresh- 

ments Ror4«d—Tl)ose attending-wtsre.- 

SfnlHi, Mrs. Jarr/ 

Scull, .Tr.. Mre. Irvlii JchnEOn. Jr. 

Mr*. Et*win Keller. Mrs. FVank 

Hnwn and the hostess. 

i ¥ Ph-664 

]j JoHNSON;S 

* Ml AAurTAve. 

A New 

PERMANENT 

In a New Style 

Complete Beauty Service 

p 

lik St. m CMUNI Am\ 

Pboo*.935 

ROTARV ANVE CMJB 

KAS CARD PARTY 

A delightful card pnrtv and so. 

rial time fol owed a brief business 

meeting Tuesday night of Tbe Ko- 

tiiry Anne Club at the home of 

Mrs J Tnarnley Hughes, 740 Wes- 

ley (iv Ttie meiribers' husbands par- 

ticipated as invited Eliesfe. 

ae urescnt were Mr and 

Mrs Charles Breckley, Mr. and 

Mrs Ifoy E Dart>y, Mr and Mrs 

Leduls oandy, Mr and Mre Ocorge 

C HaT, Mr und Mrn M L, Leach. 

MT aid Mrs Alfred W Powell 

Mr md Mrs George Riives, Mr 

•Hid Mrs George Selby, Mr and 

Mrs Joseph Taleec. Mr and Mrs 

j. Torbort, Mr aid Mrs 

,-lck R Woodruff, Jr Dr and 

Mrs HVghes. Mrs Paul HH\PS Miss none. 

Tees Bmckler and Miss Dorothy 

Harris 

Rcfr"shmcnts were served bv the 

hotterses, Mr-* Hu^hPR. Mrs Lcacli, 

I Mrs J Pjcicott cadmaii, nnd fAxs. \ 

Rnyi-s 

Th» ne\t meetmg will be March 

4 pit? 1 W b" announced Inter, The 

hostet: will be Mrs Edwin R 

Stiles. Mm George E Bioivn, nnd 

Mrs. Inlese. 

rOC\NONTAg BIRTHDAY 

PARTY TONIGHT 

A blrtlntey party celebrutlop and 

gomes will follow tonight's meeting 

of Katona 'Council, pcoahontas 

idje. in Red Men's Hall 

Mr? James Dunn, 92fl Haven »v. 

second floor apartment, will enter- 

tain on Tueiday at luncheon and 

cards for tfie benefit of the lodge. 

Mr 1 ; Goletnan OtiAnce, 13th at 

And Fay av, was hostess Tuesday 

atternron at a benefit party. Mrs 

George Cassldy was high scorer m 

rummy: Mrs. Albert cammim. in 

pinochle, and Mrs. Ehrood Maxwell 

received tlw door pri»- , , 

Other ptayers were: Mrs Lincoln 

Rau Sr, Mrs Frank Biggins, Mrs 

Nldc itealrm. Mrs. Welter Bartholo- 

mew, Mm Robert smith, Mrs. 

James DiUn and MtT, Helen 01MP. 

Su&anne Brlce, a student at 

Peiroe Business School, Phlladel- 

hpla, was n week-end guest of her 

parents, Mr. and Mre. uarlton C. 

Brlce, 928 Central av. 

• • * 

Miss Gloria Palmer, daughter of 

Mr. and "Mrs. Emll Palmer, 400 

Battcrsca rd., a Senior ut St. Jos- 

eph Academy. Chestnut Hill. Pa., 

was a week-end house gue*t of a 

classmate. Miss Veronica Stevens, 

Ablngton, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Pal- 

mer spent tlw wetk end iii New 

York. They were registered at The 

Astor Hotel. 

• * n 

Miss Doris Lohmlller, 601 8th st. 

returned- Monday from a four-day 

vtelt in Norristown, Pn.. where she 

was a guest of Miss Bartwra Rain- 

bo, a resort Summer visitor. 

»* • • 

Mr* Weslev oraucr and daugh- 

ter, Miss Editih Grauer, Prankford, 

Pa., arrived In the rceort on Wash- 

ington's birthday for a ylrlt. of sev- 

eral days with Mr. ali * * 

Mrs. Edith Bourgeois and Mrs. 

Janet Carraine, of Stalnton's De- 

partment Siwre, returned Tuesday 

from a week's trip to N*>w York 

City, 

* • • 

Mrs. Elsie H. Welker, 4th st, and 

Ocean av., spent ths week end in 

New York City. 

• « • 

Mte Marte BmiUi, 1884 Asf&ury 

av.. »nd MIM Jane Wee, 14th st. 

and Tioga ter., were reglsteriid at 

the Pennsylvania Hotel, New York 

City, last week end, 

w m • 

Mrs. Planch** Jfoung, formerly of 

Ocean Olty, is recuperating sntts- 

factorlly In tihe Piedmont Hospital, 

Atlanui, Ga., Wrhcrc she underwent 

an operation Saturday. 

* • • 

Miss Florence Humes returned re- 

cently from Port Lauderdnlc, Bn, 

wberc she spent the Winter. She 

is being entertained by Miss June 

Jennhms, 4th st. and Asbury av., un- 

til some time In April when her 

parents, Mr -and Mrs. Rlehiird 

Humes, ST., will return to their re- 

Sort home. 

• * • 

Mr. and Mrs. Joscpti Dcrnosicl TI. 

17 Delaware av., Soiners point, are 

receiving congratulations upon thr 

arrival of their rljst ©MM, Joseph 

Demoski HI, PVIbruary 18, in fihore 

17 Complete i 

Nursing Course 

Graduates Can Wear 

Red Cross Pin 

Mi-, Bayaw Buckley, Omlrhian 

at Home Nursing, O"ean City 

Branch a/I the American nod OIXJSS. 

repor*pd at the executive committee 

meelliff Tuesday at Ral Croa, 

Hcadq'Jartere, that 17 women ccw- 

pletcd the Homo Nursing Course of- 

fered In the recent clnssci teuffht 

by Mn BOboit J Ijackey and Mrs 

Ralpn Chester, 

tare Buckley alyj announced that 

under lew official regulations all 

gradu>i f es of Homo Nmslnir CSoursei 

are entitled to iiirear ttie newlyjde- 

rjUe n y e 

signed Red Cross pin with the tur- 

quoise border, rcprcscntlnte Home 

Wirsitig Scri/loe, and' a turquols? 

pinafore similar to the blue Nurses' 

Aide pinafore, to be wwn over a 

while uniform. 

Home Nursing graduate', mny se- 

cure their pins for 15 cent- at Red 

Cross Headquarters, 41X Olh Rt. Ar- 

rangements are now being made to 

order standard turquoise material 

which will tie eold at Stalnton's for 

tfhe gmduatea who w|;d to make 

rticir pinafores. 

BIRTirDAY .SURPRISE PARTY 

FOR HiJDDY KREPS 

;MT. «nd Mrs. CHI Smith, 1135 

Bay V- are reooiiiing coppmtula- 

J upon tne Wrtb df their Hi*t 

« an. ]Mt WWne^dsy In 

*morW Borott He wfc 

pounds «nd bti fteeft sam- 

fo * '' ' 

Memorial Hospital. Mother and 

baby are doing nicely. 

* • * * 

Prllends of Miss Emma Ori*riths 

701 Central av., tvlll rejret bo tear 

of her being critically ill at her 

Miss Helen Patterson, Aldan, Del- 

aware County, Ra., is enjoying sev- 

eral days visiting her aitint and un 

cle, Mr. and Mis. Robert Lear, 810 

Wesley av 

* * • 

Miss Jean Voss, of Orcan C' f v 

has been ohof/m as one of the stu- 

dents at State Teachers' College. 

Glb t ttlt i V 

to participate in a Vo-i 

cabulary Hour prcgmnl, March 1 

nor of Buddy iEreps wns given Sat- 

urt/ay roght by Miss Betty Booth 

at her home. 704 Central av. Bed, 

wh'te. nnd bluo 

ftges to Mrs, fl, B. BouUer and 

M». John Clark. 

• # * 

ION IS BORN TO 

11,000 Surgical 

Dressings Made 

160 Women Twn Out 

Prodigious Vytnourit 

At the monthly meeting of the 

executive committee of the Ocean 

CMy Branch of the'American Bed 

Croas, Tuesday afternoon ftt Red 

Cross tteadûarters, Mrs 'Jay Me- 

Cray,

in First Round of 

State Tournament 

Bm JBcWes. 

Ml*- 9U toy Bill Smith and Al Siam: 

*— satrclted Woodruff; SOrJiryTted 

DTmperio and 305 1>y Bwtag Gor- 

UwilW 

5SSSS 

the 

tatt»fe 

dmi- 

i*B- totad 

etaf 

h«M!M 

of Man- 

ADAMS, DITTRKH HIGH 

»t 8FA8BOBE LEAGCK 

T*-> shut-out victories also oc- 

Icoijue 

•Dhe lOceaa Olty High scbool bas- 

te e paired to meet Eb? Bsr- 

g in the .opening round of 

tf\ tranueJ invitation badMtbelJ 

toonuuneot sjxmsored by the New 

Jeraey State intttafflalastiD Athle- 

tic Association. 

No date* or sites for ttie toim- 

ment games have .been announced 

ty the state body, which on Toes- 

day ideaped ttie names of >23-school 

team? dioeen to. compete for titles 

in the^vsrtous groups*. 

However, tlie tourney la supposed 

to begin shortly after M&Kft 1 and 

continue until atibut March 15. The 

State A, A. announced some t'me 

ago that in order••to reduce travel- 

Ing distances, the practice of ploy- 

ing all games on neutral floors 

xnxdd He abolished. 

In the Group 1 pairings. Ocean 

City meets; ggg Hartwr while Pit- 

man clashes with Riverside. "Itie 

two vlnreru will meet tor the South 

did 

Jersey diadem. 

Sw«Ie«*oro 

ffnsra the 

High was dropped 

1 competitive list 

from 

inter to Spring: sy 

Sports at Center - - 

gprlni55e^ftjvltie8 to tbe BM- ' 

nation Center this nfcek, as It 

mode a sudden transition from 

the frigid iipotîof let £k«tlnk , 

to Hieitarmerpastlmesof shuf- 

ifleboard, basketball. trec]cand 

baseball. 

The Center rink had five flays 

of let stating, WJUCB was fol- 

lowea Immediately by an upturn 

in interest in oilier directions 

Director George Gardiner said 

eignt to 12 ptayera dally were 

using ttie siniffleiJoerd courts 

this week, trhile 40 to 60 chil- 

dren ol oil ages enjoyed the 

play apparatus on the field. 

Like the first robins, there 

we a couple of cariy cinder 

path nsptrtuits out limbering up, 

and baseball \yilK and gloves 

mode their Initial appearance 

of (lie season. 

1 Because of r the 

victor? by rackiiK six field goal? 

nhUe VanderpolT and WO'ion turn 

ed in six and five polnt-s rpcpcctlv- 

lv Harris was JUE'I for the Avalon 

crew with nine markers 

It already tins been announced 

that lhe OPA haw amended the ra- 

tionin" rules to permit use of power 

bouts for family or personal neces- 

sity, procurement of essential foods 

ond .'implies necewry fi s hln-i or 

m anv operation In MxwixiBnce 

wilh Coast Guard or Nan require- 

ments 

Owners of recreational motor 

boat?, under this plan an permit- 

ted to use them under the some 

general conditions that govern the 

owner of a private automobile In 

addition, boats can have gas for 

use In connection with the Coast 

Guiuri Auxiliary duties 

Oas for boajtg is banned when 

It la used for pleasure cruising 

tports flshinz. visitlrij places 

tbe pan twelve months, says the 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * , * * * * * 

Vegetables Get 

Price Ceilings 

OPA Acts to Prevent 

Food Gouging 

To help housewives out of 1'ic'r 

fc/id rurchMlne dilemmn. brouRlii 

about bv the forthcomini? oolnt. ru- 

tloning of canned goods, the oflic* 

of Price Administration tY*i n-ce* 

imposed em^yenicy price ceilings on 

flv« freMh staple vegetables. 

Prices on tomatoes, enrrots, O 

bage. pem nnd snap beans were 

fixed nt the lcvw W wrist watcll, inetftl 

[ \tnA SalUfilaj I el. in at Villjtfe lilt 

,tre Illlli.ltJ F-. S. R. on I.U^L. Ite 

turn to »15 H»y »v. 226. 

• • ---i *^"J . ^MM I 

ApartinenU For Rent 

[ yEARl,Y Heated unftirnnhcd 

ident** one. two *nd tlirec brinumu> 

Richard B Fox. 8tll si and Allan- c 

hcattd. uottimishtd. 3 bed- 

rODDi apartment, all Conveniences. rdX 

tonable rent year round Apply Ke*'t 

Hardwire and Pftint Co, 654 Aabnty BV 

MOf>EKN. well heated 2 btdionm apirt 

ment, aulotnatic Ileat, al«i heited rnjion 

b> da> of w-fek, nt winter pMcr* Mill 

ti A\ l irtinents Nat tb and W vs\c\ a> 

Phone 737 _^ , ^& •' 

tE(_COÎ> floor uiif u nil abed ti rooin nul 

"lath tpartment^ jt-ar rininil II»l uattr 

T£AX)U apnrlmfiit « , 32-ycar-o'd 

eoldkr BOH or Mr nnd Mra Ait&iVT 

S, Chenoweth, E. Ne w.Jersey av. 

Someis Point He 'was laid to rest 

In Uie Ameiioan Lislon Cemettty 

at Kcamey 

Private Ghenowelti, p. memJrer of 

the Anpy Air Force and In training 

as a giouncl crew mechanic, was 

drowned Monday In NttirfisSa but 

no details of tlie Incident 1**18 given 

in th» brlof LeJeicnun noti r yl"li l*'s 

parents, or In a lettf r ol bympjiUiy 

to them frcm his commanding of- 

ficer, 

Mr and Mis. Chenowetli said ar- 

rangements Acre icing made Wcd- 

nesda' for burial to take plate t'l 

rasta. and that they do not 

plan to atLenJ Army friends at tl ul 

place vere as^tinij with arronge- 

rr.ente 

JomPs Chenowoth who enl!«t(-d 

nboijt i year ago, nttenaed Bom- 

en Point aivl Atlantic O\t\ schools, 

i'irr' I and liter Printctoa Unlversit 1 

* I Hi-, futlici is Atlantic City'.i sup- 

erinlk"i< l r«it tl fichoci-i and his mo- 

ther Is n mttnibfr of tlie Somcrs 

Point Bou>ii of Blucjtion A, sltti'i, 

Miss Mary etienoweth ip In the 

4ran Nuitcs Corps nnd is overseas 

AnotihcT Kiiter, Mrt Don Batey 

ifBltieji in Somera Point. 

WE ARE B 

LEt TIltE 1 ;, hrmir 

in kliR17 (.AKAGE 

Ocean City Soldiers 

Now Scattered 

All Over World 

Uflcti 

eer is ioi()fiessed v*tihvttie vast- 

nees of the worfd efrufc^p Thin 

bundles ot I^PEIB are prepared 

to be sent to local selJi-rs and 

E.dlouj all avef {he world. ' 

Tliou?h the papera "lnnuBt of'eMteim «nd een- 

lial Purope, Spain .snd iNorth Aid- 

cs. plus nutritloiial dteeoees that 

follow In the wake ot rtarytttton. 

STAOOEIIING 

3. Tile problem. of , 

îero mav fte at iwst eOOft.OOO Oer- | *g er . 

man loldiere fleeing to tUuunlM-, *" 

and ' anotiier 2X100,000 HiinB&HAii, 

Rumanian, Bulgarian an* Bptui&t 

soldiers i&vmtnK from the eastern 

fronts 'There will t»'300OOT0 pirt- 

coneri of war in Oehnnny who,Till 

centml Europe. Mpre 

though tt'»y recently liad a -heat ^t f and last -nple mem'her or t-e 

COCKER Kpnni,:! |iu|i[ik«. III.: 

Anon.ihlr. PlnMie Ple;iaini 

Winter Rentals 

IM6 (FNTHAI. AVE second fl 

3 licricoohl^. flc Flertrnliix refrmrfa 

•ar»ge liot wBt» radiiitKin mil 

mnntlilr Stt Il»nty Lloul dm 

JJ'S Aahiirv a» 

For Rent 

YEARLY. W0 H«veil «v.. S Drillnom«. 

nip a" Miionl or c«'l Ihe reliable 

Thufnit DeCerbo. 73 W«vt ». ri.,ilerl 

Personals 

VISIT our corset depauinenT. A fuj| 

of slrdleJ. i 

Fiadimti-d from the Na\Ml Training 

Sohoo' fo- c'»i n id in * iri*p "t 

mate, tntrd 

rating of 

CALI I'S for lli.imrliulll Ifiml-i rnai 

pianoH ric isaiUiille FurtiMurc V 

rh.ine ]"villf 1167. ll-jrHf 

nai and 

V'i *i 

lljHf 

Business Services 

Commercial PRINTING 

L BARRETT, 107 Artury A« 

Ph l£i? p r t -it*'-r commrr-lB] itatton 

ToCANDEN 

PHILADELPHIA 

PIANOS *:„• 

ln». Artrnir A 0 

Kr.,1. 

SAVE FUKLI Kc-»i(lc your liome *;i'i 

white w^t^rproof iisbe^tun. New jncilioil 

pives tliorotisti inituiAilon, As]ili»!t roof 

Ing Skilled mediant" Ttfili or teniit 

Jff ,-€r i' tii\oicnt 1 rec f^tiimte IN 

DEPENDLNT BOOl I"JC week course hicludcil 

lnstrnrilon in wlrln?. miitliematic. 

tmd c'eotrical ttieory. 

SECOND LIEUTENANT 

Oeorve Proncis Robert*, eon of 

.Whn K, Bobcits nîd :i rotmer So- 

mws I'ohit resident, hue been coin- 

a Kiicontl lieutenant altî 

fnem Uie Officers' Can 

(llriati! School of tha Brfuntrv at 

I\>rt Bennine", Oft. 

Robert*, who wtia n csinjoral be- 

fore cvterhiK the officer .school, en- 

tered the service June 24, 1942. and 

yipd been at camp Croft, 8&. Me 

was "graduated frotn Ocean City 

W d l d T l 

p 

slty 

g Sdiool and Temple Univcr- 

DAILV bu$ SERVICE 

«.»A!J||. ' 3.00P.M. 

«^$AM 5.45 P.'M.. 

•S.1QP.M.' 

Forget 

Gas Rationing 

And Shoo Shortages Tlitso Long 

"Waiter EveningB, 

JIG-SAW 

PUZZLES 

ABE ENTERTAINING, 

INTERESTING 

We baTp,ip«ted*tand equipment 

and are now making Intwlo/Jdng 

plywood pUMlra of XSQ to 300 

ptoce»,»ltB * | K(l 

10 by ^Slnche*. i 

uErâ an nf'j 

Orel • 

The 

! laye, BuiTnn Indo-Chinn, . 

Du nan 17 -on or Police Kow, have fallen to Japan 

and Mrs Beijamin F. stripped completely of their forme." 

222 A'bury •« and 

of Oe Sophomore clas" of 

t hi»h school akr- rp-entlv 

er!'"(d l'i the Navy wl ]i»ft with 

statoncd a; 

H Iso is 

yron. N. Y. 

Tup" Dlir.opfl. Tr 

stppd rap 

administrations, 

Th^ second to 

penritmt area 

5th st, who entered the Armv In gimn,on av jrc h,._ b~,n ,_ .„. v, 

October. h..s been Kr-.d.mted f» K ^ u . c vcm 

a course n.i a tighter aln-raft a-- I cc ' m ° ieAn - 

morcr. at tht Air Forces Teoiinlcil 

Training School, Buckley FiUd, Col 

He hoi been transferred to tlic Ad- 

vjinced Flying School, Eagle Pass. 

Texas. 

BAKNFS TUAININO FOlt 

St'B-CnASLK »UTIF,S 

Ensign Luclcn Biuîes, Jr who r e 

mfother. Mrs, Edna Bsrnes' Ocean 

City ticme IS at 1234 Pleasure v nv 

who h»3 toeen Jnstructlnz ot Uie 

HoltWocd Benoh Officers' Indoc- 

trination Sejjool for the past Uo 

mojithi, was tfonrterted Saturday 

Gas Rationing 

Cuts Tax Revenue 

State Suffers ?1 P.C. 

Decline in 1942 

Gn r olln£ r'ltlonlii!? was rcqyins 1 - 

He feir a decline o>f morn thnn 21 

pfrcrrt in ero^s rîeûc duT'nt 

1*»42 the B "flte Tax DepartniPnt 

annovnert Mondiv 

Rpreipts liwt ^ car froiii ptrri'nt* 

tn\*>^ wwr g*t 871 5 fl l Ms rojnpiirwl 

wilh $29032 563 '*! 1941 aw*. &}- 

lertions for loct Dec^mbt] weic al- 

most 35 pfercejit bolttw ltvcmio for 

tlic corresponding month the pre 

VIOUJ ear. 

nan tax nfielpta dropped off ? 

percent due to the p*t)MMt 4 on or 

maklnn workable s^methlnj -jte will 

liavc created ourselves. 

Admirable as t.îe ITtiitea Nfltlons 

roncents are. the ailthor declares, 

we st.'lj an? In the realm of speech 

nnd rtietorlc. 

RATIONING EXPI-ATOED 

DfBING BLACKOUT 

The club approved annual contrf- 

i t tfl dC 

War Fund Drive, the Vlnoland Ke_ 

OF PUBlIC SAUL 

TAKE NOTICE THAT on 1 Sal ,. 

M^rcl) 6 VH\ ki itJD uViocJcTtn tht- nfttf-. 

noon. Eastern War Time. *t t 

Ktirtz Ctt, 14 Atlantic Avtnue, 

City. New Jer«tjv I «hatl 

nubhc -vendue otlf 19*0 M«ro 

l if Sri iif ten&l nutnîtr ^99AJ2 

nitn)Iitr 99A129165. rtpoSitHtd i|U^. ,^-^.r.. 

A JacoLyt by rc&toh of bruah at con* 

ditluiul "Sic contmrt dlK-d Atigiitt % 

l t H\ executft! liy the mid Toseph 1 A. 

Jacuby H« purch»»c*-, *nij Edw, Kuitt 

Bf fttHer. trtr kaid contract h*< * 

arlnjr 

CicM 1 

i 

Ualcii Ptt) a. 1MI 

ALBERT B MELNIK. 

/Vn-"f. In Poet f?r X'-.v-rW1 

J 36.1t,|.ftt.» 

SHERIFF'S SALE • 

fiy vlrttie of a «rit of Fieri. Facia*, 

(of Jiili of MfirtK^ffcd PJeniiBe*. til tnr 

l i h / "i 

ijHid (*i 

ir« Slrwl 

AmoniH ii of eatd di;" M h 

•senroei Project and the Ponnv Art n tin- nftomcim' of ««iii diiyl m ihr 

Fund The collect was read ty Mrs VuriKS office, m Cape M«y rourt Home 

Harriet VonOlWer 

r *Af, ",%, r ^Vn N "oH J ^J' ,„„,„ 

Miss Affiiea Bradlev exnlniT"! with thr • appurtinancti, m tiK bill, nl 

P^ nt T!-it/'on>ni while the sintewide c mpl ""t •« tl"- ««"l csmr imriiniinrij 

blarkout waa in pnfciBS,. "AH""!^^!!^^''* '•„«"» 

T(l7'rtlirt'"1 l.nrl »n,1 pn «••«-• facmnnfrr imiicilUrty 

bv the president, Mrs Wllam Y ofntniwl, •>t"itt. ly>n« and being •• 

Christrm. folîwcd the speakers ;^r^'/ £ ^"ststV n Ow Eiitrrly lint if 

r iull Ki-d and al the .Suutfteixrrly COT* 

rtr of iJit 2im; txtrndinii ihcnri ffif 

"Jorthmidlv, iloiiu »ht Eiltvrly lite V.' 

lit ?m 120 '«l t« Iht SoMtllrrlvA|lr-* 

of a 9 fc?t wnii ailty vxrrmlinr to 

Jto.-Hl ind coi t^-iltrlc uhh Atlant t 11, 

tfard: ,'2) bd«tv-an1l>, alon^ ihe So 

i-rly iint of wiJ alley. Wm frrt to 

Weitcrl; line of 1 nf 2ttf>. tlienre 

In 1 

were adopted, and Stnte Federation 

nrmln^t'on? were endorsed 

Rcfrfshmtnts were served lollov- 

Ing the meeting. 

TO DISCUSS CWRRENT ISSUES 

The newt meethiK will'take place 

Thursday nfcht at the iiomc of MTi 

D Hosooe Pauncc, 819 Plaza 

A Panel on current 

sues in HI "fce featured with MJis 

Bradley, ehalrmaii. , 

OthiT mernlien? presnit were: 

Ircent due to the pDMMton of 

pleasure drivn and rctlu, flon of]>*. Benjanita F Allgcod, Mrs 

Oarlton C Bice Mlrs Oeorrgs E 

ntlon coupon value. 

U-r d'lvln,r re^tr'c'tnn* nl e 

the ftate In lh liquor 

w'.th , 1 Hmi;(T 

O71.l"0 from th!?i 

tolnl o,f $1- 

li 

percent below January, l!)42. 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

j , 

Oarlton C. Brice, Mlrs Oeorrgs E. 

Brown, Mrs. Faunce, Mrs. Qeixrtft 

Pfcoher. Mra.; tovmond L. Flte, Mrs, 

H. Watford a«rdiner, Mi-s. J. FleKe 

Guyer, Mrs,' Morgan Hand, Mrs. 

#i" ustus n HopnlfR, Mrs Ira B—>tt 

Johnson, Mite. Mary Kassab, Mrs 

Lawrence M. Lear. Mrs. Andrew 

R.'Maxwell. Mrs. Clinton B. Price, 

phlladelplila. 

He is fitatic-.ictl in 

BI".I2AY Tf.l-VsrEK.Rrt> 

Pri.^tc Fir 1 -*, rla'3 V/in'ter T 

ahay has been transferred from 

Port Andrews. Mfl*^ to O'd fito 

tiqn Hospital nt Fort Devrrj. Mass 

STARTS TKAINING rOl'hsiE 

Kiss jeani.e M Mlllfr. ot Wild- 

Lralnipg |n 

^s at WJ, 

-1 ,„ p 

Prldflv to begin traininij lor Hi-' 

WVEB rid SPAHS at. Kiinter Onl- 

BEAB THE CLASSIFIED 

lege, New York Olty. Blglit of tbe 

group were (ram South Jersey. 

if. 

ANHOUNCINC... 

Texaco Scrvi 

' 9th3t.'& 

fc* , - 

• iVwî 

UNUSUAL 

OPPORTUNITY 

For Girls 18 to 35 

Pleasant, clean work. Paid .while training. Sorne 

Iqipwledge of typing required for handling telegrams 

l ' 

NOT FACTORY WORK 

: art active 11 part in the war; < 

ithnardly, along tlic WvAtrrty llne^ 

J**. 130 l?i-t to UH. Nortlirli Iti 

Of Atlinlie itnitevHiil: thrncv (4) \ut 

Snti 

Lot Athnlie lilevaril: thenc 

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