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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 hr^ifcldefopitjng acheine since lack of new fur-
r ctttieringt beat tohifiofl^o 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 llt^ena 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^^^e 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
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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"
gnu^anck 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 "*
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