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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 

Wardly. ilnnff the Northerly, 

htitir HTmlc\aril. 65 feet to \ 

of At, 

e'jBl»tt 'rit 

\EIM\ I'ARTI OF I ly. New JciMi-y I »hall Axiffur tt> »lf 

At nn&ilc vrrKMr on 

MAfeCH 3RD, 1M3, t 

•t tl'e *-nnr of t\tO *>'C1MU (FipttTTI W«^ 

lira*) in ilf aft rti

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