Chatterbox - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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. 

!?' 

?']" 

„ S=, 

..[•in 

Fther 

r iiR|i| 

give 

F OW 

III 1. 

rklir 

OCEAN 

lOlh 

Ille 

st 

}n p.rii. Mun 

HI the Ma 

liond Wrrtki 

ar cnntffii 

li the (ifohh 

n eoimtfy 

* tiritvii » 

in I'fielidsliij 

Lihl y 

use. 

"Br 

when 

itli 0 

a lid 

lihiii 

" ant 

. * 

CITV BAPTIST 

• nl WesltJ 

e Tetrhiat, ' ly. 

Goii 

niioliag of 

fslherhf 

grieris 

f Mini 

Iht m 

tile 

il eftif 

1.1 

md is 

il ttol 

nfitff» 

orld. 

circle 

e-ffi. 

the 

the 

uht 

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

Previous page

Next page

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

Chatterbox - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?