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fJprvOCEAN CITY SENTJINECLEDGER.StatiodWant*of -neededin the 86th st. sec-^ adopted to the South* Iir.purtteraent Assoclapoutlining nine projects far theV BIB Anmnrt+Hii* pointed' outI week that It "JaHbhe only largepeftip City remaining1 »nd any pout-warit must ceBtrallB- aroundWt»"Mdewqlopmenti sound bualrieM for Hie004U^nltyt-ttie group added••'—•-'- • --•-• [THIS WINTERI ^^f*rj*rmUl»r: MUnf pres!-~ \ jrML appointed committees tot dudtig th WJIiter and conferteity officials at well H execu.'of tte BgipwIVinia-Readiiifhen Lines and the Shore ruti tAm concerning Improved facUltlis•past 30 yean, acting__'cottage oWherc of BoutSI CJ»yr the ASSocl»tions Influ'ught to this end of theof tjit improvemeiits• tfnjoy,-and It Is our Intentlopto press for additional improvenubUas soon m OMy can be madeWl'Onp'V. Beehler, Jr..f, explained thta week..... .,_.„ /SMSTONQoejnlSjMt partlculerly taught isforiftwtlon of;« new railroad statkrt»f OUHC, «hlch Hie Assoclsf'theJnoat htavi.inOctan pity. beinB_ "_: for commuters tojf, Wfitaend's Inlet andf.irwrtl aa tat local tr&.• %m the station,thereUMIUIU i* a JieV Improved road on6l3F«» leading M If, .the Assoda. ,tlotf tontdrids DeWlopmtnt of the ,-K ••^-:-afcalfla: lead also to th* ''df *gSnar»Hd West ava.Apartments To BeOpen All YejarContinued from page 1prevented Immediate action on' thatproposal.Since then. Mr. Roushcr said, nnennber of conterences have beenheld with OPA rent officials andth« dlfficultliss have been straightenedout to make Winter rental:feasible. Leases will not be paid foryear-nrotmd occupancy, but on thebasis of Winter seasons and Summerseasons.HEADLEY HOME SOLOThe Rousher brokcrnfte office fllso disclosed the sale of two largeresort residences, both formerly occupiedby city ofTlrtlalsOne ts a home ut 855 phiza pisold by former Mayor Hurry Hc.nlley to Samuel Norton. Pliiladi'lplil;manufacturer, who expects to niakiIt his permanentrtildcncc TinpiQpertv lia 1 ! thrfc bLdinnins IPL!maid's quarters mul a two-mr e»rage.The large dwelling sit 001 hnrkpi, was sold to A. DuboLiln. of i)iaware County. Pa . by the lu'lr; tthe late City Solicitor Andrew c:Boswell. It cuntains ofTlce fiu:iliton the ground floor :mcJ .spacii iliving quarters above.Boy, 16, ChargedWith Stealing CarCharges of larceny of an aiitfi.mobile end driving without a licensewere preferredearly Wednesda;morning sgainst Robert Marshbank16, of Auriubon, N J.He was arrested on complaint ofMrs, Freda, E. Moiley, Bonrdwnlknear 4th st., after allegedly inkingher car. The woman's daughter. •Margaret. 17, wM held as a mater- 'ial witness.Girl, 12, Killed,3 Hurt In CrashCan Driven byBoys CollideA la.year.old girl was killed anilthree other (iris' were injured Tuesdaywhen two ears collided onShore rd,," near Wildwqod.The victim was Dorij Reinhartlt,4918 Onrden St.. Philadelphia, whowas pronounced dead of a fractur.ed skull upon arrival at Macus hos.pital, North Wildwood, She was nSummer resident of WildwoodAlan treated at the hospital wcrpBetty Kirttin, 14, and Ethel Simpson,13. hnth of Fhiiadfiphiii, 'UidRuth Wnlfeiidale, 10, Lower Township,BOTH DRIVBBS BOYSThe girls were nceupntits of a eardriven by Jumps Rutherford, 17. uiWest Cape May. who also was ucrompanledby his brother. Leslis,IB Neither of the boys was injured.Police said the other car wasdriven by Robert Ryder, la. of SouthCape May, who allegedly was diwingwithout a license. Pour otherboys were in the car with himRutherford told police he was hi*on the head by sin apple thrownby oiie of the passengers in thfRyder car, causing him to lose miltroi.The ears were traveling in thfsame direction.Shore Super Highway WinsApproval In This Vicinityfrom 34th st. south tn SOth st.Other proposals include:A demand upon thr shiirp FastLine for better bus equipment amiservice for the south endSubstanUal repairs to the presniilbulkheads.Additional comfort stations,Mori protected bathing beaches.Repaying of some streets.Intension of the city sewer system.>' , Excellent •** paya •afe^drlver reward••" Jllo»B dJtcoBStAlae lUcaaed New Jiriey Breki. . .erage with AlfY eempany wftka yofl mayftmr Iasaring§HANEY LLOYD CHAniNIHSDRABCE — ALL COVERAGES1315 Asbtiry Ave. Ocean. City"Otea. clt7*> Larnn Annmablit Pnaiirn Predocer"product a crop of celtuce, a eroMbetween otlery and lettuce.A red ribbon for second place WMawarded tu Dr, William Nlcholl,BBttcrsoa and fltstion rdi, Dr, Hi.chollperformed the remarkablefeat of raising a crop of tomatoeswhich ripened in time to be pickedJuly i, according to Mrs. AnnaEaatwlck, president of the GardenClub, who made the awards aftervisiting the gardens In person.Other product! from Dr, Nleholl'sgarden included corn, pens, limns,string bBana. beets and broccoli.Third place went to Mrs, BeatriceBweeney, 87 Wt-sley rd., who reeelved a yellow ribbon. Mrs, Hweeneyraisedapproximately 00 squashplants, some of which were donatedto the Hostess House for Oonvales.cent oirls. Other vegetables In herfafden were tomatoes, string beans,cucumbers, lettuce and- pepper*.In addition to the aruu>iAu»dwinners. Ocean City has many fluevictory gardens which are worthyor prizes, Mrs. Eastwlck said.More gardens were to be visitedyesterday (Thursday). The result*will be announced next week.The Garden Club formerly conductedseveral flower showsthroughout the Simmer, but sincethe wmr started has devoted itsellaolely to victory gardens.PONY BOLTS; CHILD'SLEG IS BROKENTlu-ee-year-old Alie* Oessner, ofPhiladelphia, suffered • fmeturedright leg Monday when a pony boltedwhile she was riding It st a concessionon the beach at WUdwood,The child was token to shore MemortalHospital,M.E.BLATTCO.AtkBBe dty*a Gnat Depwta*** S«o«^DUI 4-1111AtkBBe dty*a Gnat DepwPlenty of TIESat Blatt'sPlenty for our viiiting friends.Remember the folks back homeor in the armed forces with ahandsome tie fromAtlanticCity's great department store.Ties Make the Man—See Them Now!$1 to $5Patterns in endless variety, styling and colors aanew as the world of the future. Here you havea preview of what you can expect, when youstop in to see our unusual display of ties,Reading like "Who's Who" in the tie world,each one of this complete tie collection carriesa famoui label—a label that representi particularperformance in smart, quality neckwear,in the fineit fabrics.Uniform TiesThe favorite tie of our armed forcei—officialO. 13. khaki fabric and color for all branches ofthe Army Air Forces; black for Marines, Navyand Coast Guard. Our uniform ties are allwrinkleproof and fast color^—$1,00 each.Men's Fine ShirtsBTYLl BYNelson Paige$2-23 andShirti styled by NELSON PAIGE retain thatfresh, new, in-the-store look long after repeatedlaunderings—forthese shirts are fashionedfrom superior shirtings of custom character,smartly styled and painstakingly tailored. Theypossess a rugged character and natural beautythat will serve you well and long.M. E. BLATT COs-SIro* IWMr. •ndlfn.iturn andD«vld steelman, ofwho have {wen occiafgrinf »ijUgt at 13U1 «t U)d OK.4 'during August, willtheir home Inlate this week.Mr. land Iin. M.Pbiladelptila, are aojonroing at'Blscayne.BoardwalkServicemVILLAGETHEATRE8th and BoardwalkSundaySept, 3rd, 19447i4B P, Af,Sermon by One
• p"iqCEA"N CITY SENTINEL-LEDGERFridasSMMOf Interest to Womenless HouseMile of DimesAnnual Event Fail*Almost $100 ShortOf Yw AgoEngland Hospital WoundedNeed Surgical DressingsDemand for Civilian Volunteer WorkersIs Suddenly AccentuatedSick and wounded soldiers can twait That Is the theme of an urgentappeal from Ar-ny and HedUnas official far nun South Jersevvolunteers to work onureicsldressing for the Army i EnglandGeneral Hospital Atlantic CitvEngland General Hospital »iJlrequire four or five times tiie luinber of surgical dres-lni* turrcnt vbeing supplied b> the local RulCrosssays Col Sidnej L ChappellCommanding Officer Nu»that the hospital has become pi LWlth the fflore ,„,„„„ Bound ,„neM nnd inJllu ca5P, „ „ ,,,,„,Bj OWEN PETTITDespite the apparently larger•eaaon Ocean City Is enjoying thisyear tot Hostess House annual MileOf Dims paradoxically yielded nl«most 1100 leas lost week than tincorresponding event a year agoA total of See; from the drl-eWas reported after final tabulationTuesday of this wteS- by MilChristina Lulle eorrespoiidlng sec- i domlnanlly surgical in Its trentmpnt- retary of the Hostess House League I for , ick Bnd „„,„„,!,,,! , ln lm>n , dllltnOf this WS2 42 was contributed by ln(:reBSe u, requlrt, dVisitor* from Pennsylvania Whichagain finished first In the race be_tween the states,HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSPUT PENNSYLVANIA ACKOSÂccording to Miss Lulli whuspent much time at the Mile ifDimes booth on the "walk throughout the four-day drive Pennsylvnnlas triumph this season may be attributed to the enthusiasm of igroup of beys and girls a ho cantributed dimes In the names nl thrihigh school? Some nf these ftfieQI»ey, Upper Darby QermantownTOintford Lansdowne JenklntownSwwthmore and other high ichoulsin the Philadelphia areaFtw Jersey trailed In second plarswith $10733 Ocean Cltys eontrittuWon totaled *20.57 Thy amountMtludes *301 made up from penits given by Ocean Citv new£bm->Who wtre given a space of their OM.IIbrought lieie including ampututlntij cs^cs the need for surîeal drein^ of ill kindb has grssn ray*dhIt ttHs revealed that from Jinuarvta July of thi? \tmr the numbel ofnpi_rations ptrforrnDd at the heI pital ha incrLii id b\ 2i pi 1 cenDuring tht îyne prnodhi.«t \ c iI the 1 ped ILI drivings hus nu 1tl 111 dmbler*The mcj^t impartaii t mav c tn infreS5& production is exteii&i JII fthn ana wiiktng on drn^sint f rEnblind flpnpnl Hn pit U t nil f3 >u h Tpi t\Rt PURCH\ÊDthitilhPhiladelphiansAre Married HereMr. and Mrs Samuel Brown, ofPhiladelphia, announce the marrUage of their daughter, Mary Louise,•o Lieutenant Robert Stephen Bogalin,U.S.A., ton 6f Mr. and Mrs.Harry BogRtln. of FhlladDlphla,A lit rfimnnvtook place la^t| Thur das at 4 pm, in HDIJ Trinitvr L j lthurrli Hc\ Richard Srectoi uf tin church officlntii t,hni sister LienHniimJimimiltniiillut $">u ThL nu we hid nmore thin four iS bills and nt thinhitherThe fait tliat HP nndi umuch us wr did l h « tin hifclirt iiI' ij rlilKm nnrngpan the booth Delaware with So 3sand Washington with §4 90 merethe next highestSOML FEOM CHINAAll the states and several foreigncountries were represented bi pl.-iccards Several contributions weremade by persons who had been inor who had spent some time inj'•Fifty ptr cent of the money werseeftrtd came through the younf-rgeneration boys and girls of highschool age or youngerMiss Lulieadd."In previous years she contlnued, "we have received checks fcumei de_rte if inkr st lu»n ti\TLSIUL ik and UsiturIn rihriip\n tm rlilldnn ml r-ithe ne^"b n ^ht dp nr\ti credit fir HIP UICP"L- f Hi' than -lnjnnr PiseIKUM EVbUND AND Al \It till ijTDttl Otlltr I IHllblllnrI iul lit, thP rlrbr inrluikd Mr F' J H LI mm and Ed 5 C ml N ijt L ui- Mo Pfr ChartA Nugur ind WiltPr BPiinrttf EliklandLieutpinnt and Mr H AVlirln rf Texif, dptim W Hillor Alaska\iunire t contributor ui t% -Jear lid Filmer D Wil in ulii &Hoorn in El PBJO Tpxa Anothe"Nnu-fStn La Marr Hillman 1left H contributii II in thi name iChina where he pent eicnl \LireI On behalf nf thi LeaKui Mljs LuI lie extends thanks tu thr titv afficiala and emplnyei nf tin MusicI Pier for their hearty cunptrationProceed frnm thp drive will be usedfor general expenses incurred atthe Hastes^ Hnuje in its «urk ofcaring far girls end women whuhave etimi. there tn retain healthMrs Wirrt n SYTHTS JI sint, f f tht pnjrctwarm-fiThn m*ri mil t bp filled 1PPtplt? think thpbr dif!s5ing^ rpurLlia c1 Tlie\ rannnt Thrmii B t br d nv h\ pt ipk inIn a furl her effort is mppt theprp*,siii(| nppd i snldkr palir-nts attht ho^piiaj have £^k 1hnk in ihc hn^pital ûpplv rooin^H hilf utli^rs bei! pjtiePtsnukiup dressings jnd p*id^ in thrifmm1 f luiiir fit millrinrleunbtot miiiiA ntepuon at the Oteanlc fol1 «ud the ecremnm lifter whirhI riltinint lid Mrs BOBBtin It ftf i a hr rt hone^ mnmiThe gro m mli return tn Cimpnii kimiii Bi K\ 'Siplimbri ^56 Prizes A'wardedAt Rebekah PartyFift^ ii. pilzt ueie amiidi 1H! HI t-trfl pai t\ !-ivpn b\ thrr nn CU\ Rtbck h Lodpr la t^» 1nr J i\ ivtninp it Hoi\ Tunii R( nn in 1 fentral uiFnm ii hi y i/p^ «crrhnpnhmln rUilh11 a wrrk trOn i n rit\ \mq UFM TJ dr nip 1 * nr i ki tirrkllll R d n i Hriiquiitii 4Hth I ti 1 i hnnr 04'OWOfficers Re-ElectedBy Hostess Leaguetf ri m n1MlL)r ILIhi\mMipi11iiiL hitItiiu f i biid^rf ~>i r icil Tin Urst ind **ti ii Uiuii tn iivTIPI wonMiss Nancy 0, Allert, daughter ofMr, and Mrs, William 'Allen III, ofPhiladelphia, who is spending theBummer with her parents at theirSummer home, S433 Central nv,, willhave M her guest for two weeksMiss Marian Lawless, of Worcester,Mass. Miss Allen and Miss Lawlessare students at Bdgewood Park,,Briarcllff Manor, New York, andwill resume their studies there nextiiunth9 # *Mis MildredSihruh nnd tnnEdwaid nf CabbinsvlllP N J vi itpd In Oteatl Citvivir the »nki ndI . - .MlE (JULIUS if Millvilli return rt h nip Muiid iv aftii pi ndingtin Keek rlld with Dr and MilHtisrr 1 Pettlt B07 We*) nvI , , ,Mr ind Mrs J R Hillujxtcrb38 PlPaiurc ai an entertulnini.Mi A W Bhoemnkcr Mr- Hnlbp uiutpr and Mrs ahuemnkersi inddliughterMartha and GraceWakpflrld ol 3t Petersburg HnMr md Mrs Dimld iM Dnwrlli mth pntcrt mud Mi inn Mij ipli A B Clements inri tlHUhlltrr J on if Philadelphia it Hi irSim mi ii ldenei "inn Dun1Mr F!i ibith Cat •. uhi iinii rI , ,,i n inriti n Aufci^l 10 in Atii I, e iti, Htu,pitil rrturnpd Widi lui- n rtip is WP In idBctt\ Pit r inri Min pin H lilenH Mriithrti%I, Wilhim Cl 11 111 r Phi 1! 11 in »h In. In tn 1 M» • rtui11 MILII t rt hei nnthn Mi iW lillint r 9 4 Cmliiil uritm1 h 111 M" trrdm Tliur dmTi ink Alii 11 nn f Mr ill 1 Mi\V II 1 MU11 TOT emtriil 11 irt irn t1 I ne Sundii iftn imini,mil i» mik iiMtint 111 All » niu ill lull' n thn iiimi iridjp Wi dims* ptt mbi i (iH ut 1 hNew Fall SmartHANDBAGSiftsi really set a felt precedent$2-50 to $6-00~~ (piys o v i Tsx)_ J fill Siif with n handijag In rayon coritil*-Roman Strip*.i dp*wstrings is uniy one 0/ in untisual range In•ijlei. T6gif warm eelers will put gxhilaratiun late JQUT Fall moodTHE HOUSE OF VALUES— Famsm ilnce lift —MUTH'SJEWQ.RY GIFK4 §lit beirlm (ha npmf "MHTH" ii ytiir iuirialci ol lit ultimtle III B«ofllute tad HUBd Jultmeat af viluiiOUT MART OF OCEAN CITYBoardwalk(Opposite Music Pier)To Be SURE ofRISLEY'S SERVICEBe SUREHe's Now EmployedBy RISLEY'S and ina RISLEY'S TruckIn spite of wartime manpower problems, ItlSI.KVs Laundryftmm to yoy BIST POSSIBLE SEHVICf: under enisling lomii.Uom.Still serving Ocean City after 1 more than IS years.We do our own work delusively. No work done for otherLaundtritt.mi.IVORY SOAP LAUNDERING1804 - Telephone PlanntTille M4 oriic CH 4Dial CHr 4-31WrElriti 11 r r fturi I i k(hr inn tint. 1 HIP H 1 te^Hj^tP H 11Th f 11 »mt. mrnil 11 ^]11 ttmur in fTu Mr Wiliinn Bkndin prr 1 if nf Mi Chuh rSri 1 Mi R nil Wi 5 n Mi II uBnrf-ri iii t °r nd -ind thn 1 \i r,ir idtnt it p c tivph M Fi !pni t ^ F \ r nifiint, r I i\MrMir^ S L Kin tr i ni iMLS. 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