Oct 1944 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

'OCRAN CITYGJMit 6ttard men visitedClyde W. etruble and oustice Bobert #. LM*W. to MtnJif_••••• Mptlt M jI ttt 4U»M during tne periodQ U M on ddtr Kuard-• Major Struble In turn praised the|otk of Uw ©ourt Ouarff BeMrter"it p»o«(l *» H tntt wfc« wasIn tn« MHUttuffity lot suchr aa thi*," he aald TheI tt*t IttMffea,ttddi -- loptUtg mlfht co-1 hM R not beenthe ptwnpt e»Ub)|tMii« of•dj) In the •foret-hit areasI SKCTlONbj Aft* tf» ibwUnt at city hail,> mtilW ofltcan made a tourifHiafed lettlow of the resorti the tWfty were CtAtaln C HnaUAoal head of. tha CoastAicdllary;CommanderW Ki*>btrly, Ms aatisUat.Hunt fiY»yniiiuiJ>i i Rank Helri-. cowmoHore of th> Auxiliary; the Ptnirin Kital Jjfitrlty. Ueui*M, and Mrs. Morris Hauseman,owners of an apartmentj building at 930 4th St., which wasdestroyed by the hurricane.Genera! Hauseman recently wasadvanced from the rank of Coloiii!land was placed In charge of allstaff work in Army contract runegotiation.Lands In PlaneWith Live BombsContinued from pageosslonally darting in to help thea tough pocket of resistance.He flew from Sardinia both toPrance nnd Italy, on numerous missions,(HACKS UP WITHLIVE BOMBS] It was while returning from oneI of these missions that the Marauder'sengines conked out when theelectrical system failed.The crew had 10 minutes In whichto prepare for « crash landlngwhichtook place, Incidentally, In apeanut field. The crash broke thegas lii.es and the plane Instantlybecame enveloped in names as thedaied, shaken crew crawled out."I don't remember the next fewminutes very clearly.' the modest,good-looking young sergeant saidTUMday I crawled about 201 feetfrom the ship when things beganto pop. 1 'When they hit thr peanut fieldthey had five unestploded bombs stillin the bay These explodedTiioconcussion knocked the airmen flat.Shrapnel splattered all around thecrew. Then the ship's SO calibremachine guns let go, and bulletswere sprayed all over the landscapr,THEN-PLASTIC SLIROERl 1Sergeant Cliyton spent twnmonths in a hospital in Sardinhiand a month In Naples, followed bya transfer by air to Miami andthence to a hospital at ValkyForge, where he has been since.on a flight?"—Sergeant Cluytw reptted:^iot after V *trt *> ttttdtni,tHceDt when «t would runinto fink. That would scare anybody!"He said that when flak buntssome distance from a plane. Itsounds as if somebody had throwna bucket of gravel at the plane'ssides.CORPORAL ADAMSON Ft ItLOUOH HIMCorporal Harry V. Adams, Jr., re.turned this week to Camp Medoy,Wisconsin, where he is with them*dical eorp^ after apsndlng a furloughhere with his parents, 1102Wesley av. His wife. Who residesIn PhiladelphiB, accompanied himto Ocean Oily,Corporal Adams was inducted Oe*tnber 30, IBM,IAWSON NOW CORPORALJames E, Lawson, whose wife resideshere at O4 Moorlyn terr. liMri promoted to corporal at Bae.~Pieid, Port Wayne, ind.Corp Lawson formerly was employedat Stmms restaurant beiorejoining the Army in June, IBM. Hehas been a cook at Baer Field sinceFebruary of this year.Don't Blame YourNewsdealer...There is no sense in finding faultwith your newsdealer when he is unableto supply your favorite newspaper. Heisn't in business for his health. It is mucheasier for him to sell a newspaper than to•xplain thai he ordered 180 copies andreceived only 80!Your newsdealer's supply of newspapersis rationed because the war detnandfor paper pulp has compelled thegovernment to restrict the tale of newsprint. This affects all newspapers, largean demall./;, The Sentinel-Ledger is ttilt acceptingif$1.50 for rrrtil delivery in••-JK W M*. ,„ m$m City, Shore Road and Sortier.; IHTM A«d $t per year elsewhere.gand wherr he will return after aat his homeWINS COMBAT BADGEPic Angelo Franco, of Wfidwood,lias been cited by his regiment ofSlip SBth InfantryDivision andiwnrded the Combat Infantrynianndge for fighting ability with theFifth Army in Italy. Franco is agraduate of Wildwood High Schooland has been overseas more than aWILIIWOOD MAN HONOREDPfc Edward Culver, of Wildwood,ivho was wounded in Italy In June,has now been awarded the CombatInfantryman Badge for action withhe Fifth Army. He is a son of themp Mnyor Edward culver, of Wllawood;t'APE HAY MAN WOUNDEDTechnical Sergeant John Anhnlt,Jr. whose father resides at CapeMay, was listed by the War DepartmentTuesday as having beenWounded In the Buropean tlieatreADDITIONAL NEWS OF MENIN SERVICE ON PAGE 10U. S. Offers LoansBut No GrantsshortsojournWashingtonOut of thisexperience—whichprobably has ended his acttoe service—andprevious exploits^ camethis list of decorations:The American Theatre decorationfor submarine patrol.From North Africa, the EasternMediterranean Ribbon, with threebattle stars. This was in recogni.lion of his service In thr Tunisian,elrllian and Italian campaigns,tjnnti conduct ribbon.The Purple Heart,Air Mednl. with live oak leaf elu*.ters.The JlBtli bomber group, of whichhe wiLs a member, received Che presidentialcitation for Itrt raids onrailroadyards at Florence andHome.CAME FROM SALT LAKE CITYThe Claytons formerly resided inSalt Lake City, Utah. When Mr.Eccles, also former Salt Lake Cityresident, was appointed to his puisentposition, he brought Mr. Claytoneast with him.This is the fourth Summer theClaytons have spent in Ocean OltyThey resided this Summer at thaHindis^Apartments. Besides Mr, anTHE oirr MART or OCEAN OUT826428 Boardwalk (Oppo.it* Mu*rV|Mrs Edna MatthewsIs Laid to RestFuneral services were conductedFriday In Philadelphia for Mrs. IdnaMatthews, wife of Frank C. Matthetra,who died at their Bummerhome, 10 Beach rd , early laM weekMrs. Matlhi'ws was a member ofthe Hostess House League here, andwas interested in the Antl-VlviscctionSociety of Philadelphia, TheirWinter home is at 110 1 Oowanav,, Philadelphia,Bfslries her husband, she Is survivedby a son, Caldwell, of Philadelphia,Services were at the Kirk antlNice funeral home, fallowed by pr|.vate interment.Bridge Is ClosedAt LongportThe Longport hrldgi' nvrr Rislc-yciinniie! was closed to traffic Wednesdaymorning to permit rrpnlra tnunderpinnfrTg #ea*enpri by the hurricancThe work, being Bone OT JWUntirCounty, will require only a few daysThe closing cut off direct auto traffiebetween Otcan City and LongportWinslTdOO KtHyBiking to Sea ItleHerb prrry, Philadejphig reatnurahtman, claimed WednDsdiiy tolave won a $1,000 bet for riding abicycle fioiii Piiiiadtlphla to BcaIsle Cliy in five hours and 4S minutes.Perry said his friend,anothcthlladelphian, had bet the TO-mllcjaunt couldn't be made within nineLOANSThis bank is in a position to extend loan* tot»ponstble clients, including—General and Personal LoamLoans On Life Insurance PolicmLoans On MortgagesLoans On CollateralTHE NATIONAL BANKof OCEAN CITYMKMUEK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COlMUMtf For This EmergencyWe Have a Urge Stock ofWINDOW GLASS SHOVELS NAILSvROOFING PAPERUOCK SETSROOFING CERENTTOOLS, AU Kind.READ HARDWARE^ PAINT CO.S52 Asbwy AvtnueOppotllc CUT MU1#Taste ffce DifferenceVsu'll tit* Hi*HEAT-FLOFlavor ofasmCOFFEE24cIbbsian bast fsr priniiuml.OUnwood AppU IMarbirryJELLYX". 14cOyster Crackers"""" 19cPrlnceii Mustard"'"10cApple Butter o """"" "£ 17tCream of Wheat •*" " •*• 22eMacaroni «"••"«'•"•'•lOcFloor Wax •"•'"••' •" 45cVirginia L« Chacalatl ond Oold«nLayer Cake •«•• 40cIncreased Milk Content11 p.rmillMl bjf Wnr feed MmlnliEnriched SupremoBREADlargeloavesithid by Addition al ViMmlni II and 05, Niacln and IFresh fruits and Vegetablesfork StateCABBAGE pound 3Luscious Bartlett Pears>» lScCaUIornla Brussel Sprouts«- l«cFlorida Avocado Pears«•>• 15cNew White Potatoes5 "-• ZtcCalifornia Pascal Celery '."X >5cCELERYbunch, 0Vi B1Enriched With lovella ButterIdeal BrandTOMATO ^SOUP 0Juil add woter or milk, hoot and iarve,Nabisco ViiHfttostt'TyK 1 ' * **»%USunshine Checx-it Jr. C22Hours. The winner said he was ilgood slmpe, but hte bike was defiItely the worse TITLE INSURANCE SEAftCHBChelsea Title and Guaranty CompartA telephone 1,000 years old wasdtaravered In the ruini of a Peruviahpalace. It eonslsted of twnneeki, one end of eHch eoveredwith hide, A cord attached Uthe hind and pulled taut earrieithe sound of a human voice.The Natlo-ul Bank el puiii CliF BBlMllf•nlie i'ltf ORicc—Rurlwalk NlllHal U«»k MWHIEdwin R. SHIMStanley Y. O«ndrOUcnAn'i, TrcanterOman Cllr'i "Ilita Csmpiuij" f« HFQVmWSSuper Service34th tndIBUT n. •. WAN HONM740 Aibury Ave,STORE HOURSFineCOTTAGEStwe Open Monday to Fritta?8 tMk, urrttl 6 p.*.Store Open Saturday*ham 9 m.m. until 7 p.n>mmIIM, In parlMt MBCAREYIStk St »dA TOOD MARKET FORWAKT THE BHom-da-lite Rich Creamy^^^TMAYONNAISE 27Hotn-de-Llte Salad Dreiaingf;,' MiSwiSt's Prem *"**'' l0 s """'' o ?* BS©Blended Juice ° r ,:; 0 ;,°", df o °" 39cRobford Tomato Juicei ; : : '•/:;:, 2OcasCO Orange Pekoe TeaV* X x ' cSterling Salt ^°t.pl'i^e 4eRob Roy Crape Pretervet,' o b , itaHcnhey Cocoa V%Pft I—FarmdaleEVAPORATIDMILKfi icrd pi paSPEEDUPFrench DryCleanertanA.S to ©.S Kip STAMPS NOW VALIPPrelh Killed Stewing ~ ^ ^-^CHICKENS 39*Nearby Frying CMckeniBEEF TONGUES -4Sc39*Frosh ScropplaPork LiverLong BolognaThturinger |1^*20eHalf Smoke*Lebanon BolognaPork RollPotato Salad"35cCHUCK ROASTHwmbur,•«*#Milfc-fsd Country V«ol from Nearby '''19c I Shoulder V.al::"2U RlbVealChopi"Me Shouid.rCh.piNeck Veal |* p|lRump Van) RsattFresh Large MackerelHiith»31i|PwiwJ Whltjni"Me»2I(» 15c"14tfarmdale Quality Poultry f—d*U,yln 8 Ma.h M^$l,lt KS |fScratdiGralm loo!!. $3.37 I Chi*»raiiwas«ASBUR V AVt—OOAN CTTYRD, and H1GBEE AVE^-SOMERS POINT2 More GamesScheduled ForFootball SeasonSquad. Balked byStorm. Settles Downto Hard PracticeThe high school footballsquadIts training activities Interrupted finR ft'w dayd bv the nt»rm, him nowsettled down to hard work in propanitlttii for mi In terse h»lnf}Uc CJLTTIprfignLlmt will get umlcr wi*y withtn u few wcclts.Clinch Wilbur Clark has 40 boy^on his squad of candidate*;, but thfmnjority of them lack football