Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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The American Legian'annniinccd
lilfins to present a Citizenship Awsrtl
if, Tuny Taccarinn. retired chief en.
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THURSDAY - MARCH IB - 105Q.
jitm*, Governor Driscoll!
'governor Driscoll ii leorninrn. thing or two.
it he should by now.
Em Imtancei That the people, in general, believe
- 1 —nmy in government— except when it affects their
At
_i# Governor hoi found that out since he sub-
,.._^ his economy budfet for 1950. It was a beouti-
l,budfett a balanced budget. It was hailed from
• i to California, from Seattle to Miami, aa an
pie-setter, a rebuke to the prgdiKality "f thn
Tlii> 1B.M Community Association
named a committee to confer with
ilty ofllcialJ in on iittcmg to spud
up the reconstruction of the board-
walk so il w.iuld be open hy sum-
rriiT
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Mrs. Faustina Casperlna was in-
jlirt-a when the laxiciib in wliii-h
«h'c was o passenger was hlrui k hy
a train ftl luth si
The Woman's Club staged n well,
title nded fashion show with profes.
signal entertainment in thi- hifh
school auditorium,
Thi' Rev. B. B: Doyle moved into
the new rectory uf St. Aujiusiine's
R C. Church at 1308 Ocean av from
the if.nK-i.stiibluihf.d rectury al IB 1 )
„.. „.„ folks at Rutjrers found that it would nvr.
appropriation, when the Uovtsrnor proposed ^ - " ^
AOO
well beyumi
tht State Museum to Have expenses and, yes,
rfe down here in South Jersey found that state o>d
• our bunch eroiion ftfht was to be curtailed drastic
, you could have heard the tumultous protests from
j to Jericho and back.
So maybe Mr. DriscoH's tiff he, sea worthy budget is
if to come unbalanced.,. After all, erosion menaces
j of the itate'g most gigantic and lucrative industries
—vacations: one that produces heavily in taxes.
W« heartily endorse any reduction in appropria-
i the Governor proposed for North Jersey, but he'd
better not tinker with our erosion! . . . See what we
If you do, you have a pretty elenr picture of reasons
i, *hy federal spending goes up and up and up. It goes
up because the people, while crying for economy, still
{• demand more and more federal money for their various
j dbtricta. They bully Congress with lobbies, letters,
i telegrams.
". . As one contemporary remarked the other day, the
American people have become afflicted with a spending
mania. Some day, sooner or later, we'll land upsi' 1 -
,, down in • financial snow bank, me a ski jumper w
J raises. . N
War on the Fly-by-Nights
*' Than art bright prospects that Ocean City may
not be afflicted this summer with posts that have always
- *• been perennial—the salesmen and solicitors for phony
Wires, from Worthless lawn fertilizer to equally worth-
Jes*, advertising; gchemes that benefit none but-the—, i
promoter.
The Police Department and the new Chamber of
Commerce propose to join forces and ride herd on these
fly-by-night gyps
The method of operation hasn't as yet been de-
elded. There are plenty of successful plans to select
from, The idea ii splendid.
The Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce has a
Better Business Bureau that has saved that resort's
business people hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some-
thing similar has been desperately needed here for
m»ny decades.
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iliiiity, ihp local Hut Cru«s tun i
drive coinmittee mnlinufil its H.
lurl« toward a KI.UI (if $8,500. Chan.
man Holier! K Bell iinnnunfetl
Commander John W. Marts, of th"
resort, was appointed hy ihe Navy
m Ordnance Oflicer at the Brh
Naval District at New Orleans, La
The Hev William L. McKeevef
assistant reclur of St. Augustine',
R, C. Church, was assigned to a nn,
post at the Cathedral of the Im.
maculate Conception, Camden. afici
five years in the resort,
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The Kiwanis and Rotary cluhk
svere cooperating in a collection ot
clothing tor relief nf tl%ilianh JI
countries.
County Press
Opinion, Condensed
Down Ocean City's Memory Lane '
Home Rule for Hometown
Opportunity For New Jersey's Cbmmunitiei of
12,000 Population or Less
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The Board of Education sold a cnl-
lectlontof old schpul desks, defaced
and batterrd. to a denier fur 33
cents sash.
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plans io tiuild a
Iiartment store to ri'iilace two i,]d
tram* 1 buildiniiR he occupied, which
were beinK ra«ed.
Bondholders of the Atlantic Shores
llotpital, Somers I'uint. iirulectert
ihpir holdiniis -hy purchasing the
property at an auction sale to satisfj
a ifurl decree, for iin.fKK).
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Hi firtiticfc ijrepiirril hy the ,NV.i
jersey C-!.iir:mis^,iir, nri .Muniti
|,iil dovcrnment and Uitiriliutii
UirOLi^h jaciiitics of the Nf.
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Fibruary'a Building Record
We broke another building rtcord last month!
It was the best February in resort history, better
"than the previous best—February 27 years ago.
The reason? Well, continuing prosperity, of
course. Also continuing and growing faith in Ocean
City.
But partly It probably was due to the abnormally
mild weather that prevailed, giving builders many more
working dayi than usual. This may take some of the
pressure off the late spring monthH, when property
owners all want repair and remodeling work done nt
ones.
It GOBM Round and Round
Bui service to the south end of Ocean City is tin-
Mttafsctoty because there aren't enoupfh people down
there to warrant good service.
There aren't enough people down there because
bus service is so poor.
That's how the ariumenta have gone for many
years. Always a vicious circle
Well, because there have been so many com-
plaints, the bus operator—the Atlantic City Transporta-
tion Co.—has called a public meeting for tonight at city
>' lgsil, for the purpoie of talking things over.
Unfortunately, a majority o£ people affected by
• South End bus service will not hi present, for they don't
I Jtetdde here la winter. However, company representa-
. . tlvea and those who do attend can each tell their
' troubles, and possibly some solution will emerge. Late
in the spring or early summer, there may be a follow-
up meeting.
< , One suggestion that has been made several timee
- to ttrt the company serve the South End with vehiclea
a- MPfiM* 1 titan the usual bus—vehicles like the Pacific av,
| ! jltneyB in Atlantic City, Presumably they wouldn't be
w - 'Jo expensive to operate.
Local nrrhory enthusiasts wrr.i
pri-pared In play host in the first
South Jersey indoor tournament a;
Convention Hall, under the chair-
manshii) uf Bertram M, Darby.
• « *
Norman Reed, Atlantic City radin
pnnouncer, tajked to the resort and
Plcasantvillt* Rotary clubs oh "Slips
That Pass in !he Mike".
Sixteen alleged stop street viola-
tors were arrested in one day as Ihc
police starlet! waging war on whole-
sale non-observance of the safely
regulation.
!0 YEARS AOO - 1 '
Preliminary construction work on
the Hanscom Hotel. Bth st. near the
beach, was started by Contractor n
A. McClelland, of Philadelphia, and
was to he completed by June IS
• • •
Publicity Director Hay B, Dean
announced that Vice President
Charles Curtis had agreed to be
Ocean City's honored picst a! the
July 4 celebration,
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The Ocean City nepubliean Club
unanimously endnrsed Dwlght W
Morrow for U. S. Senator and alsn
backed the city commission candl.
dacies of Heubeii W. Edwards and
John E. Trout,
• • •
The city's net taxable valuation
for 1(30 was listed at 139.015,223, an
increase of $1,484,522 in one year,
• • •
Business men, attending a Cham-
bei of Commerce discussion nf the
lubject, favored adoption of a mer-
cantilt lax to protect local enter,
prise against transient competition
from outside.
nlli.niion in ieMi^ialinn [,
strengthen iillii iniiderni/u loi-u! n.v-
i.rnmi'nt in the slnie Tfti- U;aifl.i-
tiun lAshembly Bills A-IO, A-II i.r.n
suhniilled by the State • F;iuikm-i-•
L'uminissiiiii cm Municipal nmni;-
nicni afler two years, ul finely
Ninety pier ccnl, or !ill4. of the MM
i)u[iulalion or les? They won il
qiuiiiry for, lull nut he Imiitc-il I.,
liu HfTinli tiHinicifiiility jiliiii, whit h
etimhint.?; tin' lit'Hl in jirc-scnt hui =
i.uijh and iuwi.!ihi|i iiiiins uiih iii..,:.
ein standards uf ndmmiMlnihnn
WHAT IT PROVIDES
Here's what Ihr "Small Munirl|i..l-
ity Pliiii" iiriisides fur' A Miivm ,-i,
chief adniiniNiiiilive uflin.r. w. lu, .^
a miimbiT of jhe culilHil A c,mi..
cil of 3, fi or 1 members. \*.hichr\i i
is desired Incaljy, C'uiinciliili.ii ciri u
eu at larKe fur three.year u-rm to
. represent ihe nHinicipaliiy iis a
whole at .ccicilic.il liieeliiliis AH
nther municliial iiftlcials a|ipointei !
!.iy the maynr.
As ill the two uthcr plaim pro.
posed iiy lhe (Jonimi«sioii—Mnyni 1 -
council and council.manaiier (ilnrij. —
Hide chnice of operatinj! itptiiiln is
Eiven citizens dHMrinH the ' Kifiall
Muncipnlity Plan".
For inslancii, citizens could choose
to elect their mayor and couni-ilmrn
at non-partisan elections on the ««-•
ond Tuesday in May or at partisan
eloctions in NoviMiiber, They coul I
also chooiie to have their mayor
elected by council.
Voters could also choose tn have
their councilmen serve regular
Hires.year terms or have them serve
overlapping terms. These nnd nthir
choices as ID operating deluil an.
let! lo the voters to decide.
TWO WAYS TO ADOPT
Under the prniinsed legislation,
the rituens of a niiinicipnliiy con;,!
Forum and Agin' 'Em
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Copi; and Sentint-I-Ledger
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tin. recenliy lurnii-d (Siean Cilv
riiambcr i.f Coil-ii.ei.e,
1 reler. of course, to ins vnieeil
diHiplirmal nf the flpiiuiiHineiit ol
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uf the Capi. Miiy rmiiily Chamin-r
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fur Cape May I'muity mi ilu- Fum
Coiiuly Prujeci to iibiain n iii.^
hiKhuiiy irnm neepWiiter in Sninei.'
Point
Kor twu years 1 liave been a mem-
ber of Hie Capi- May C'l.lilily Cham.
!i,-r of Comnii'i-i-t..
Iji riiilBi. oi my willintiness lo \vuri'
li'l the i-nlire ciiunly. 1 I.mini nij,
ii'il on lhe Ciiliiily Chamber's Kxei-ii
liM Cummillc.e. a year ami, and air
i lijihty prniid in have been so hun.
f-reil
III the two years tiint I liavn a:,
(ended Cuunly Chamber Iiieeiint!s. I
have seen nnjy thlei. or four Oeenii
Cily husiliessnien mil In two nr 1 Hi ,-,•
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h> ihii piiipu-eil ai-ii.-n i. n(..riii.ili!t-
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in: iii l..,i;iy ;is il i.ii i u;is. ;ind cer-
a. it i-M-r liiis
V'llli ledi-rali/aliun uf the enlirr
N t u J*-rsi-y iiilanii w a l e r w n y iip.
j i(-,niiiua leahli ,,ttt-i- iiiany year,,
i! Hi.uiil he ii ihsimcliy liiii'hward
1' \e il «i- permilleil lhe feill-lii!
; ,iu-niMi,-nl I.i \\ ittiiii-.iu- its m a m -
li-r.i.in-,. nf Ilie [.aii.il mid il, ilriiw.
liMilLi!-- iit tills time
I I.OI TINC! A ClIAMriON Or
Till: i.ITTI.K mi.I.OW
(CaiiH May Cuuiity (iazrtLrl
f-'ew [illlniiis iinilnunciniJ their pro.
jecli-il ritiii-iiii'iH from public lif.,
inn iiuiist ii wider circle of friend-,
than lleiiry Y. Cloulmi!. who Id il
he known ins! Week that he « ill iirit
Si-i-k anulhci- lerin on Ihe Hoard
small county lawmakers also rntty
Lalk against passing adminiKtrafion
liillj. booslirii unemployment con',
nerisalion and temporary disabllitv
benefits, stirfenlnii of adminislrativc
(rocedures and sjieedinK up |irofr«'-
ins of claims.
Tlie iruckers' lobby Is taking a'!-
vantuMe of the situation by askiny
the Diivernor and the leKishilivc
|eu(!ers to hold back uction on ihe
Meiiurter hill calling for increases in
n j'lstratioh fees and asle weigh?
limitations on the big trucks and
Iraiier-trucks operated over slate
hisliways.
KiH'C-ATION BILI. OPPOSKD
Henale O|)|ii)sitirin is expected on
ihi Freeman education bill iih^.m-i^
last week hy the AsKembly. The fjii:
iTe.Mes lhe State Department of Kd-
unliun as the 14th principul depart-
mi nt und gives the mate .Board i,
Hiluiation the power 10 appoint the
«t|ite commissioner of education
Si-nuti- meinijers wunt the appuinl-
in:; piiwer to reinain with the KHV.
iriiiir. 'I'liey alsii want to retain the
nUil tii ciinllrin or rejiit such an
a|ipi,iii1ineiil.
The sioveriiur UIMI may frriruimli"
Heniite o|i|ji.hitiiin 'ill st.iine nf hi 1 .
t.^i I'litise iiiii.oiiitineids The . re-
a|ipi.liitiniiil ol Mrs Hoi'tehse F.
Kissler N.'V.iirk lawyer, lo the State
HiiL,nl nf Public Utility Commission,
ers. was liehl u|i last v,eek. ostensibly
beci.iise Miniirity I.eailer Koberl B.
Miyner, Warren iiueslioned whether
Mrs Kessler. iirst wdinan In be li|i-
luiinteil in the PUC. is a ' relii" DiJi'-
ui/ial Heliiililiciin memlsers uf III,-
bi i ate iuijjj iarv cnniiiiitlee Keemi .1
IIAI w. illitiK to strinii aintifj with I
Miyner. whij is the miilunty mt-tii* I
ber of thai coniinitlee The linsi tHI |
prnj^ri.ni appears to ije heading in' »
sliiriiiV v.i-atlier. like it did la*! year,
WIN FARTIAI. VICTORV
ON FBKKMAN BIl.I,
tiuvellior liriscoll and Ins legisin-
tKe leaders won u partial viclury
lust week when the Assembly passed
lh,^ Freeman education bill.
The bill, fatint! opposition in the
Senate. wniiltJ urKuniJe the State lie.
pirtmirit of F.ducation as one of Ilie
"14 principal Mute departments, tf"'.v
the power of uppoinlilll! the slat" I
Enr nihsiuner of education to II-j.
Stiitf Board nf Education for a live, j
year term and permit Commissioror
John H Bosshart to remain as hi-ini
uf the ediication department. Pa—I
saisi of the bill by the Senaie would
ciimplele the governor's program ,'nr
reuraaniaiiinn of state goverinneiil J
inti. 14 principal departments '
Assemblywiiman Grace M Freem;!n
iR Etuielti. won the praise of ev.1
I er Democratic eolleaiiues in lii"
lluuse for the manner in which sle
steered lhe bill through the lower
blanch of the Legislature.
JOY. Atsrn ti4> FILES
AS CONGRESS CAS'PIDATI!
llistbry was made reeently in
the office of Secretary nf State
Lloyd B Marsh when lhe peti.
ThuMday, MMeh ifl, 1980 aENTlNEL-LEtM3t» IS
Answers to
TEST YOUR I, Q.
1, The ilie numbtr of • hit
• determined by iddlni the length
ind width ol the erown, in Indies,
ind dividing the remit by two.
2, A scone If a thin cake baked
on a griddle.
3, No; iltbough for Several
months each winter ice forces
navigation to halt.
4, It's i new nation carved out
of the long east-coast area of
French Indo-Chlna.
5, Darnel Carter Beard.
tlon of a two-and-onf-half-ytrar-
old Jersey City boy wa« filed is
u Democrntic candidate for Con.
gress in the Thirteenth district.
The petition was filed by h«
father, Jumes F. Murray, Jr., OS
n protest against a petition Hied
by James Murray, jr., another
candidate from the lame city,
James P, charged the other
Murray is not 25 years old, as
required by a Federal law, and
ttwrpfure cannot legally run tor
Ihut (iBlw. Marsh ruled that
Hiiii-i* thf Murray boy is not a
legal voter he cannot tie a tan.
diiliite for unj. iiuliiical iitrire,
CAFIF.RO ONE OF HMAi,f,F,RT,
VSE OF I1ARI1IST WOBKKR8
Senator Anthony J. Callero (R,
Ciiijc Mayi is the smullesl member
uf the Senate hut one of the hardest
wiirkers in the Legislature. He oli.q
travels the liinfjesl disrunce to anil
frtjir. Nurtli Wildv/iiod to Trenton,
As n'member (if a stole commissiijn
iii,yiri(i the habitual sex ofrenrii-r
Mr. Calleru has sponsored bills In
umenii slate laws to focus nttelitioli
in more ilunijerijus sex otfi'nders arul
lilsi, In (leriiiit prfrsons believili;!
thi-mselvef tu be sen deiioles tu sul).
mil voluntarily to exarninutions hi
Ijsyt'hiiitrisls itrirl iihysiuians at the.
Stall DiiiuiMislii' Center, Menl.i
Purk
[lie Ciirie May Cuunly senator aNn
tr>iti(J lo run*, iiii-e the jjuvernor
lili-mbers iif lhe Leuislaliife uliil sta!,-
it'tiiiU thai a hlute ui.propriiition
ihmilil he uiioi-uled to linurii-e tii"
•i litlriiilinn of u hus(iital or inslilu.
linn when, IIITMIIIS I'lmrKi'd with M-V
i rimes i-oulil be >tudird and treati-I
wilhnut cosl iristeiiil uf IjeinB slap|j" I
nto sliile (leual inKliliilions whiTi"
they wnilil reieive little (ir no ireu'..
im nl or i-(insiiierylion
OVER('KOWI)Ki> iNHTITI'TIOS'S
SOON TO BK RFI.IEVED
Khumetiil UVITI ruwilinx of many
the state's menial und welfare in-
• litutihll'!. some of them nretrali',
klmiilii be liirijelj- el.minateil lute
ru st yei.r
Under the dirrctinn of Sanfurrl
Hhli-t. alale I'nmmissluner of ins'j.
uilioin and aiji-ncies. the (lovernoi's
biiiidirif!. program is already under.
•,v;.y A bill a|j|jrupriiilina $25,000.(1011
for new and rehaUilitation and fir*-,
yroytlng t>f pri.senl institutions ij,
going through thf [,t>Kislaulre, The
money is jirovided through vo;cr
a-ipruval uf lhe bund issue at till
November general eletlion.
F.rrU projects to Be underlakfn
will^be nrepronf.ng of slalp hospitals
ill Trenton and Oreystone Park aiifl
lhe Skillman Village for Epileptic-.
These urujfi'ls will cosl an estimattiit
SS 000.000." An addllioral ill.OPO.OW
lii"i been tentatively uilocaled fur
tgr.Ktructien of u new menial hos-
pital near Camden.
MRS, FDCE HELPS"
SAVE STATE MI'SECM
One of the leaders in the Slicri".--
ful campaign thai prevented pro-
posed closing of lhe Slate Museu.n
in Trentun was Mrs; Waller E. EdKe.
wifi uf the former iwn.lime gov-
einor.
A leader in educational and cul-
tural activities in lhe stale. Mi*,.
Eiliji' has fur many years served as
ii member of the advisory council of
the museum. The joint legislative
appropriations committee heatied by
Senator Harold A Hannold, aiou.
tester County, has promised services
of the muneum will run be curtailed:
JERSEY ROl'NDt'P:
Members of the Legislature vote'l
lo hold sessions on Mondays atiH
Thursilays to clear the calendar of
January, , , , Mercer County losr-i
of Freeholder* have idopMi) a price
scale for boardiiii prUoners wnnten
by offlclsls of other italei for crim-
inal offenses. , . . New Jersey col-
iected $2.073.5.13 in taxes on alco-
holic beveraies during January, , .
A (tw anultd by III* LcililMnrc
livini nuhar* muntoig»iltluinibi-r