Oct 1944 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

SENTl'INEL-CEDGER ""*Service toResumed> new 7M1 and Winter Mhedtthe Shore PMt Line between. City and Atlantic City willLJntoieHeot Sundaythis schedule can willI it and the boardwalk dur-'nwot of the day on an hourly", 90 minutes after each hourW1H arrive at the boardwull.. minutes after the hourtehedule caUs far more frcruaain the early morningJ with a departure from hereI 7,36 ••in with others at 7 55 andf lS, Morning arrivals are at S 58;6S, 8:10 and 9 IB, and from thenOn are at 10 07 11 07 etc" - DM lftot Mr leaving here at nightMH be at 13 ST p running onlyto Homers Point A last car fromBomers Point Bt 1 25 am will artfvein Atlantic City at 2 12During the Bummer lesson thetrolley company provided service athalf-hourly intervals throughoutHM dayFriday, |Unemployment Can DefeatU, S. In Peace, Rotary ToldDistrict Governor Sound* WarningOn Visit Here; Citei Rotary GrowthHalleran's NewBook at Library*BelnfC Met Togetheroy VnuiInn Willtlns"Change sf Heart," by FaithBaldwin' "inuny Brown" by MnrgprjSharp**Dify the Tempestb> B\lv nDannett"Devastator 1by Arthur Stringer**FlMhtinK Four by Max Brand"Griin Dolphin Street by EIlzi-6eth Qnudge^ Hate Actors' by Ben Hecht- "OMli." by WUlsrd Robertson"FMteial," by Nevil Shut?«• m tnlxltOum,' by Eugene E HalIW to Die " by H W HnOil Drilling inVentnor in ProspectSfOFts to locate possible oil de-]los!ts in South Jersey moved intoAtlantic County this week when theSinclair-Wyoming OH Co proposedIs Hue 3000 acres of city-ownedmarshland in Ventnor Cltj for n-^loratlon purposesAn agent of the company askedthe Ventnor City Council fur a m-yeftr lease but the coutiellmon di -fened action because of hesitancyover lying up the ground so lang"Hie Ocean City commissioners recantlyrejected a flvt-vear-Ieaseproposal on 1000 acres of local propertyby the Sun Oil CoWould Add HighwayTo Trolley0* W# can vfln this war and thenlose it We can lose it In the Individualrommunities of America TheHitler organisation gf Brown Shirtswas reeruited from Germany i unemployed after the last war *FJitinnr Roberts of Vmeentawngovernor of the lS4th district oiRutarv International voiced thiswarning in an address to the OceanCity Rotary Club at PlymouthInn last Ftfda> night an his afflciilvisitationFREE ENTERPRISE ESSENTIALThe Federal government he §sid ,to play benefactor to theof same sis billions af dollarsafter the war, providing jobs inbuilding af airportshighwaysetc But fte will not snlve the pj-oblemif WP depend too enueli uponpublic %orks he saidEveryonewho ijj interested in frgr enterprisehnvt the assurance that therv*H\ Le work for him if WL are to-univL tile times that lit aheadRutan he continued is ffluurUPing in practically tvtrv free countryin HIP Vk arid tuduy Rnttirv Club*,In many countries meet under theron tant Lhrtat of bombingNubud> in the United Stateshe ssidhas an\ idea uf what i \yhif?nEnLland has gune through Thi clubit Wi ^thamptonEngland for instJinnphn-> bten bombed i ut si Club in Calcutta Indii hn? esiabii hed a kitchen whithhir it^d thousands of destitute Nt wRatir\ Clubs Hie btinp p^tablL^hi cJin war trkken ChinaGEOW5 DURING \\ \RWht 11 tht Qctan Cit^ club ft isestablished in 1926 thtre were 2438 Rntnr\ clubs throughout theftorld he ^aid Bincc thin 2 800nil re have bt^n formed In the laatEMMOR UOBEItTStftu will143 'OSINCHAKCERY OF HEW JERSEYHOTII E TO ABSENT DEFENDANTSTilII LDHill k K me II ] 1 hr r1 v 1 1 r lur 1 [litNIK** I NI ill Hit K K U\ ! 1[i AKKIF 11 J- ki I MJ% hff lif f!ci res nn 1 nprs i I niF SF t t s ,AKTIll K IFIiilMlNMHS AHTHI R I FHf I ^UN R^ I?ON FThl IISt)S MU^ li\ HON IFhtlMINCII\MIL < > 1 lAkf M LI El I AL\hf M, Rnt ]ry Club," 1 HjgoodI Wh\ do men runllimr tci join IRcitiiy in llims Ilki thenBifail t th**r !•* something In it th tun'sftert 11 ndtuiul cra\inj, in tin Ihcirt of mnnbftau e In Rntui\tht re is no pjnet* lor jt-nlULS or 1utilmo. itv Tin liir il ol Hotiirv |arj hUn and LFV tdl rival It isnot political thoubh it rnc lurd^t-^Lud\ and deBSU Lf polltinl problems It i not religiaurthoughit urgts it c member,, tu regularlyattend the churchy of their faithSEES BIG POST WAR GROWTHHe expressed thp hope Unit RotmyideiL and influence will In Ipto cement better internal!* nal le] ition c He SI]^Q said he hope that4 0M clubs will bt f'Uitali, hPrl 11the F-ir Ea c t liter thr ft ir thatRussia mil open it f,nti 3 to Rot***r\ and th it Rutiiry will be fully rtstoredto Europe\ on hi\t 1 vt I"\ £ond rlubhe concluded It la a credit 1 1Police RadioProves WorthSpeeds Work ofUndermanned Dept.Conllnapd frtim'hich wis listening tn the plaihthsturies of hundreds of parking violotors who foi rLasuns known uiihto thtrmsLlveB will urgue for halfan houi tu trj tu suve a $1 fimun an lnfiactiunSnme =eigtants Ju^t refused ttjnrgue merth iiL hting firniH QmdollalOtlleistnlng to be tactful Intlitmstl\e rIn fui moie ttuivtr^itionsl repartiL ^ explaining in ditail Sust wh^ pirklng jn the c trt 1 isall ni^ht i r ntit allnwedOTIIFK t OMPLAllirrsKeeping tntk of the indlo carthe threi luf- hi 1 L. iiul thi paikliif Htktt till miMl t illJcib P11 thert* alwn> &tipliinU b> tt it phcim tn hied to and idvit t Mvt 11 inTht 11 wiri cti nphilntto bt- fdlt d tintilul irri tuitlLfi up liicl bill m 111 s ud inn naiiv utln 1 dutit inn£ tin 1 k U|fe ill pri mil 13 if (iniCult f I tit ki N a\*> that ill Inmtn did in iMilltnt jnb thi 3 Summt 1 nut 111 mi i\ ni iti i! 1Isea] police recovered two automobilesstolen on Abwcon island, frombroudcaet Information they receivedI over the network,| fits will bt tsplalned In later ar^"No primary ben^tless than SI© a month, ijE4he benefitrnlrulntion should come to less,Ihe flimumt will be raised to $10,11° vnu hnvi nhN questions about-ciciul si curit> rill at ur ft rite theSiciil SrcmtU Btmid fli Id officrMi Pit?-,! ninnns next will t xplalnth wifi bmiflt^ undtr tile SocirlLcm it % Ac tThe fanner"Wai," heannounced,brings you right bask to where w»are standing new. Bight hew,"Tlie fialeiman'a eyes popped."Bight herel" he echoed, "But Idon't understand, why should Ine bnok here?"'To get the rest of thelions," he explained, "If I told youthem nil at once you might getf tint meThefikMn ui itiipptd hi cir ati fnrrtihuiihf md i^k^d the &a\ Uithe ni un si hotel The fii'mtrj ii U d tn tht rn»d^' n turn hit nt tlit5chi iiIlULt hi idvi c id Then JOII guJiiiltJit uluud till \ui ge\ to CladShi i » In u i Thi n \nn tiki thiit It r*ik in i hi lead iiiiil keep onJ i flu mileTl »i h mnn noddedFh i LIHIT entjukh he snldAl tl \lii-ri dot 4 , that bring me'THAT % WHY *The famous novelist .invitedan adnilrer to visit his home Thevisitor could not congeal htw disappointmentwhen she ofeerypdthe authors modest surroundingsI c there Mjjm* thing wrongsa^ked her hostWell frankly confessed th°lad> I he homes y ou describe in\oufwritings are so magnificentI can t understandv>h% you bui turh n mode t one for Vnur*elfMy dtar Irieiid answer* dthe novelLst words are cheapbut mateiials are expensiveFOR QUICK RESULTSTRY A CIASSTFIED ADinhid in ti % fHi IJ,fI J I iof the Shore Fa?tfullfo&il track frem Atlanticto the mainland into a 130-tttft pafffcway for electric trollc,jpaJ suM^s^U^ transportation allSway toHomers Point was urg-#d Monday toy ©rls A, Bartholamew, of Ventnor City,He urged ghat the Hue eventuallybe converted to eairy traUey esaeh=is sod to Ineludi & road on eithertte tracks for automobiles11 t «1 _! 11 I HillI'I I mlmill th li1 11I r 1t th F NV 1 ,I -Ii 1 Sr* n A 1 cr anain- IJrlr 1 I (•1 li 11SJIPthr iIhr1»h hI rllMiyf IIII 11lip^i KII I t d SRedding EndorsedFor State SenateWith 250 in attendance, at thi?first fall meeting of the North WildwoodRepubllcaji club, last Frldiiynight, a resolution WM adopted tn(potisor and actively support MayorGeorge A. Redding for State SentriiiinershipidiheFirNt Tanso f>f AtHfin of said IlllJQII, "Mrs," predfrirk #, T)yeh, me 5 jifirty drfrndapl hvcniiie yqii, aihlife of KrPderiek ft/ PyrhiFreeholder Ralph T, Stevens, ofOupe May, declared he will do fvetythlngpossible to elect MayorRedding as Senator,FOB QUICK RESULTS1AI THE CLASSIFIED ADS— TIB —Chatterbo:DINNERSPLATTERSDeliciousSANDWICHESFountain ServiceIce Cream-WHERE fmiENDS MEET10 EAT*Open E»rly »nd LateJUftAN B, CAMPBELL, Prop,t SL ft^d Central Ave-:have Of may eliiim ta have a if U1 nnLnI prpcfctiinjr the dinner mtttins.Proprietor nf lar^e f 1 uitf u mnear Vim mtown and Lumb tunhe ul p u is prti id^nt nf tli* SfiitiCulunv iot FetbU -Mindei MJILthairman of tlie Burlington Countytree library mid prt^idpnL of thrNf ^ Jt rse\ Apple CouncilHe LSjra^t prr Idrnt nf thp Rotar> Plub j JEdain R Stiles tended ttinclubs rongratulatiuns to Pntidt.nLand Mn Fred R Woodruff Jron their fttnlding anive s r v n.i~\ md tnGeurM W Giitt* on hibirthdojFiir pi 1 il i f ml in % ii HIiLtntr 1in m\ ti in Out nf tin *^r 11m win 11 n p\\\?tn ttliphnnrd ti\\ that nnii \ Hint, im n \inntliinnj_iii|_ hi pr pt-tH nbnut( Uli rV fitim a In n ht ft m ph ining^ th ffim hr JmtJ rtiurind tn titpi ptrf\ tin blirk if fi fthifi r Fhntl ilmrHiri\ii|FlELIXd VLHROE^ f AUGHTAiuth 1 Him thr r Hit f nf rk 1ULf i ninuihmd tu\wi w 1 tlia^ih^, irn it lit iimiif, fi\f np ri iThi- icupnnLs 3tnpppd inrl fl d intn tinftujds md ht rnuf_ht 1 nl\ thn-cHi leitrnedliurtlj nrtrrft Rrd tha*thi t Ihti tfto v,t rr mi b ldrdh« trulh \ hsr Ocran Cit\Tilt 1 idi J lirtaoi^ frumPIPILTlmvillt. in Ocean Cit\ wtntintjt-lu^ ii khf, the heal c i] s to headtiff th* tw 1 fukithrTln\ upfLpu kid up tthih thp\ ahghti-d fr n\thtf! 1U s it thp b nrdftalk hprrti t me it than 1 E mmutt^ift( rihts t c. ipet4 in thi ni imhinriTrie fi ci thnt Otpon Cit\ pnliritcrivi bi iuca.1 h\ Pli 1 intviluAtlanta Cit\ Mar^ Hi Vt ntln 1 an 1r< rnpd UIP Summrr pr \€il In fnrrTRKNORTIttOODBIKING ROOM101c Send In Your News«•• MD help mike yoar home,,in nen'»pii|»i' m»fe newsy. Malli^lttophene »o«Ial and penoniil«in about youfMil, yonr friendsPrinted and Published in America's Greate$t Family ResortCHARM$1.00-THEHOUil or—fimni llati 1M_MUTH'SJEWELROCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER WhNo, 22OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944Publication offinRfd Min't ilill, 1th St. •tid Hurm Alt.JEWELRY GIFTSA fifi tiirlif th, BIB, "MOTH 11 ii your lumotiitin. tn» Huad !/d,B.it 0? „!QIPT MABT OF OCEANy828^28 BoMdwdk(Oppoiiti•"""Hfc,,Fefcal Man Coining To Confer OnwUI gift bin ihe ftte IPRICE 3"Northwood-Mtllt'nt-Where Dining Is AlwaysA Pleasure1'lejsnnt EnvironmentCourteous Veniceintrcxlucpd h\ Dre French Bfhp minutiIx>v?landtilk on Thum-Jefferson ShiningLight As PublicServant—LovelandThomasJeffereon—member ofthe Virginia House of Burgesses,then lovernor of Virginia, then U.S aecretai-j' of state, drnfter of theDeelaration of Independence, andfinally president.Judge French B. Lovt'land brief.Jy traced these steps In the rise off th c unti\ innM firmutiuuiit Iiu iiiihutr 1 ilk tjtin Ruim Cluh hL t Fridn\ niuntii Phn u li InnThinht nil d the poignanttt-U h JtlUi n Tin i\ i lo\t rf Hi \] it I ire ri IILII publjplilj mid i* tUMit 1 to hihonitM ntl 11 in \ 111tin tnlv tn findit ntu nv tc ill jt tu dkiln 1 t[ fill ilK ml iiljllfellul]Tin p pip Li \ lf inn ]» irnlnol hUs jii !i tit \ Inn uih pnthull cuntnbutltn Un h dud d-mn t p ifiilrHih \ h t ininrrri t \ md hullrp l\ hn\ ih it Uuw vilm m L?tht in rl\t ( j pni 1 1 \) fHn 1th*U it p i\ ftr 1 n pubh t linnthuu^h Uit ^ in 1 ntit ^pt ihtflmur uhilp tlip\ UP luiii^He said that Uw hasu withwhich the Do front,front, ulmost all damared,Mr. Coaper said that hij tnhulatinnL^ incomplete, as it wajimpossible to see everything inthe few days available. The listdoes not include damaged eitypropiTty or tlie hundreds offatiiidiima with less serious dam.age.Priorities SetUp For RepairsRating Open to Home,Business OwnersOwners of dnmnRed homes nn 1business firms may obtain prinrit|p«for restricted miitpiirils promptlyinrter an einpfRtncy prowrtiirc setup WednPsdny by the War Produr.Fear, But No (Oddities ofPanic HereconnStory of ResortAs Storm RagedLast Thursday's storm, said tchave been the first real hurrlciii"ever tn hit Ocean City, raktrl thi 1island wiih winds that attained fivelucity of more than IV, miles pe:"hour at their peak, and left such awidespread trail of destruction thntit WHS estimated more than JO per| cent of all buildings sustained someform of damage.SinrtiiiR with a light rain In thsparly liftrriiotiii. It Bntherert Inten--Ity nipldly and by 1:30 p.m. tilecity was almost paralysed froiii tlictransportation standpoint.ISLAND I'NDER WATERBy 0 p.m. a larRe part of tliefslaiid was under wnter. rnngingfroiii a foot to as deep as sis feet,in sume streets in the lower level..ettlons along the bay and ocean"Jdi'S of the island,Thrflnnd was caused by the^iu'fta of rnin blown by the wind,tiiHotliiT with the fact that the fideof both bay and ocean was so liwnbnvr nnnnnl thnt it painetl acrosstuwn nn nliiost every street.riTV HALL REFrREE CENTEREyrn ni city hall, one of thehighest parts of thr island, ft/itorin Iht- center of Asbury av. was afimt and a lmlf deep. The bi.iildini;b t f f fBefore the stormstruck thr Irewrt last Thursday, thwe was afmir.story house nt 4005 Central,iiv,, fcirmerly owned by Dr,nrcl Frick, of Oermntitown,After tlie storm passed,third and fourth storiesthere. But tlie first andhad gone nwtiy. never ,(o,The two top floors\Uiere the firnt andbeen. They wpre p:t.ict, even In the root,only a few sliliij]Several bullhad condemnremainedmnre substi! by were 'ed.«eltynsafe? othernearcitybuilt],arnused earlyper DriveWeekytlon Bnurtl, whlrh estnbllshedbranch office in Atlantic City.A property riwlirr with a realoinrrppiicy, which mnkrs the hulldinijinilniiiibltablr or subject to ml"dltinnai damaup, may apply to thei Iticul Red Cross for a priority rat-! ing The neii Cross is aulhoriied| to investigate and certify the emfthliipbernnie a center ffirfroigAd RecoversUsi Savings«uss Carol Snvage, n stutientIWMIInstltutr, WM cm.thta summer nt Dou»-, « » storo. Out of hot•«l?s she saved 180.-i money, with llccnsn cnrcWj other valuables, was in aI wMch she lost tat week.« •» timp for her to return- but she insprtcd n. aa In last week's Bentl.to nf I" 1 wlth initMm l0 rotu t « ba «'-