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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,

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