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i , '>'ls wdll recog'
T—r-, _ Ire ipfflcWa point out that when tralhc
.s'^clogged'oniSth-st," on busy summer week-
iends > 'lt^in1gbt be almost impossible for lire
°" *--- to leave the station in a -hurry. - •
Dj-more,- ,'Clty 'Hail Is' overcrowded
• UKyground floor of the buliaing could be
Verte%CInto additional municipal offices.
iplan^QuM be- (p'transfer offices in which
^CiU&ans.have a great 1 amount of business (Q
j lower-level.'•• J '
{» Th» v Munidpal'Court'at the present time
iheldiln'the Coinmifision Chambers which
never designed for a courtroom. It would
really satisfactory court facill-
tiie Boardwalk last yc taint of Pfiarisolsm
or prctenst? or false o&suitipUon in
what we arc, and in what we do
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Ocean City a la Cc
. MARCH ALMANAC — The
Marcn is tne vernal eqinox wtucn
year on toe 'Mia or )u° »ontn at.
noon, 'men, it m tnac the aay nnd
but more important to* Ocean city.
ep(Honuc ot ctuoiiophobia will rapn
p«opie in boutn JerDey oavo cnioi
veruui equinox. It snuutd DO remr
tnat^cnionopnoDia is IIHO uico'
trollea, never really cured, On
picture are tno ifles ot Alarcn wmen
i5. JJowarel Marcji 17th is &t. i'atrici
years ago Uie U. S. .Congress uiaUo U9
Bannor' the oihual nauonai nntnooj,
Marco 3rd, 1031 but nonody knows au.
lite /Vlamo lell on Marcn ut«, 101
hero inu coining montn mcluue tne
tne kiuacor, two cowoird ana tne grt.
more loousn of each species will get hen
week 01 the monift. Welcome to tne
the klUdcer, tho cowbird and tho j
come to tho robin and red-winged
have already been seen In this urea .„„,
fuu mogn on Marcn 3rd, and jUit bke jajt
planet;, will bo behaving tiieniselyesTV
Muictt comus UDder tne sign ot f(flcus(mm)
and then under tho sign ot Aries. Fucet
ruled by Neptune wtioieas Arici pcopletd
domination of Mars. Otherwise 1'isces'uJ-
people are pretty much Uke non-Aries and
people Tno Ford Motor Co, which outf"
m activities to making automobiles, pul
rjnge weather forecasts produced by ~
\eyi, Inc. This, outfit predicts a cool, i
and in Southern New Jersey a cool but
We tlirow this Information in for uhatltb
with a warning to the motor
knitting-anti
... p'Smxby .... „
without discrimination.
. ...iJjSSt'^pring iand summer'this city had
['Jsevcr^demonstration; of the i'utUity of try-
~ '" ' jilate really sensible decisions on what
or should riot" be allowed to go on here
JfiHtilayof the week. ' r
u3et,'Ordinance 110, our'Sunday cW
i^'thcrc seems no way to do mote than
"delaying' action^' against a wide-open
_ Meanwhile, high • court cases * now
./.may makfe tho whole problem aca-
ihay well be that legal decisions will
that Ordinance 110 is unconiti-
% With shsilar .legislation else-
otter itor t&lf leOMmng ot tTO
ordinance m line mth'present-day ideas about
Sunday observance. If so, they will be received
with interest.
,' There is no denying that the present
reliance of the City oil Ordinance 110 brings
with it the stigma of hypocrisy, as the OCPA
charges. Equally true is the charge that to-
day's enfrocement of the ordinance is discrim-
inatory.
But simply stating this accomplishes
'nothing The OCPA might well present a new
Ordinance for public discussion In this, tune
is of the essence. Summer is just around the
corner. Now Is the time to face the problem
of Sunday observance and, if possible, to
settle it.
leeded: Instructions In Morals
U^thO American people, or some largo
at.of thenvladk'a code of mature and
blft" morals? .Sometimes it would seem
„„.„ —„„ »t.dals> ih k \v"ashing"-
.'have.been the payola scandals.
,„ «f,,o been the crooked quiz shows. 1 Now,
IT-*: pricfrrtggfPg by some of the country's
Ueadug industrialists finds seven of them in
and many, many more
factor which seems
lived in these affairs should have
.,—M. There is no evidence that they
it what they were doing was wrong
uertalnly; most people in this country
+- a^spdlmentary knowledge of what is
t an(J(1Wrt)ng. Most people can be trusted
ments of moral behavior seem to escape a
good many of us. .
The responsibility for this can, hardly be
laid at the door of the churches where proper
moral behavior is still preached with as much
zeal as it ever was. Furthermore, a good case
for moral behavior can be made without talc
ing religion into account at all Waller Lipp-
man in his book "A Preface to Morals" puhr
Iished 30 years ago'made such a case Of
course, philosophers for thousands of-years
have done the same thing.
Why then, this apparent lack of a mature
moral code? As good an explanation as any
may be the fact that moral behavior is not
considered a fit subject for teaching/in public
schools. To teach it would smack of reliRious
training uhich is taboo under our system
SU1I, moral behavior tan be taught with-
out basing it on divine authority Obviously
and why.
iiriember When
' NEW BRl!N.SWlCK£-!f ycfo. fntmft
- you vt hmr prorjttnis wittf (ti£ tEs-
plac-td polar winter hei\? in the T,T-
wy tumini* pity the poor miCoro]-
ofpst
With weather records tilling as fast
A3 the tempiraturv he bfi3 ibiil to
chuck valuable rtfseartJi time into the
ntarest irow drift just tu ktep his
bookJt straight Mow else could he
answer *ueh profound qu d sortie evi^
brows witli remarks tp Ihe etfect
that he didnt know whether nn i and over New-
York City at 110 knots.
During December (lays, typified by
tho presence of those udpds oulof thn
arctic, records tumbled all over the
place. .beeinhin£ with the blij fenow
of December 11-12.
SH Paoor ft. column 4 p!t*f»
- director o* the Oafccrest Regional 1
to object calling oaKcrest teams, the "C
Otlicial nickname, he iays, is "Falcorj." I
advised by our sports department that iron j
Oakcrest teams will be called Falcons, bH
But Mr. Mohr could be wrong when lifu,
"Oaklei" carries an unpleasant connotation, tfe'l
be thinking of the farmers who migratedftwii
hQma during the dust storms in the '30'j. 1
fine people — and have long since wonL
California Of course, he may be thinking n{it
film comedian, Jack Oakic, who in our HdJ
superstar and nobody to ineer at Nc "
Mohr and his colleagues have a nght t
and from now on all teams from Oaicrest J
be called "Falcons,"
Atlminntpmon cTn truthfully con-
ti-nd tltit tht* Russians ha\e now hit
tiw moon headed* /or Venus, fired
many verj hea»ry imldlites into or
bit. photofinphed the moons tuck
e)de and done other thing?, — all of
wtuch \n» ha\e not yet been ahk* to
do
We are llnuted in Ihjs country by
the liik of a powi^rful rocket fn-
guif Ski the other hand, thi-n? i?
much ICB.VT nuv
ale fkid Mtrst experts apparently
bcLcie both Russia and the United
Suites arc at least A couple ol years
aw ly from a iruissivc rocicet cap.t
bility
Thi- United Slntes o\enll pumh
J^ rated Wfihlv. e\m by the new De
fen.,e SetrHary. jnd that la thi punth
Mhidi Includra SAC, uitermcdlate
rockt-ts ,ind all Navy capabilities
The belief in Washington Is lh.it
L-hists in the Congo \nii start dvil
-war in the Congo otcr the,kffi}iK uf
m At 'Jenldns, assistant it-
. .-•; 01 ^hospital at Wilmington.
RIW,' tms, nanwd' admfnlstnitoF of
""jrSbttJC Memorial Hospital, Somers
^%BSonbty&an""''Antilorrjt J,' Volpn
I conceded BfefcaT wfien he, tried to EI*
-!,/ssenlb(j> U consider (he &md-
^ in bOlciqtln^ Ihe number ol Cape
) May,'CbulHj-freeholders tram five to
.- . v - " • - - • -
r&5
(Sty commissioners uen- sectnnc
ways ftnd means to relieve tloodinc;
condition? alonj; Bay aw. |n Uic ittiv
ity o( Mth st. Restdenu complained
that licavy rains invHriauly Hooded
the section r
• * *
Ma^or George A Davves was namtd
txecntlve officer at the Palermo Air
1 Base. He mas residing fn Ocean . J01DI 1". StTETHlat3^_1_ ^
*y?r.%.L"'7i? WMCEflT T. MICHWLETTJL
pWfi
crowded.
'-Oc6ll» aty BUS jpuinK throUKh a
,fcUzajru; resultuic In \1rtual ctosine
* p£ Oil business. Schools »erfl dosed
with the storm expound
fnoughout %% hours.
* . *
i ,; Double Wilftt pi bridge - Ir^mj
, werc'io be hired tor the Sth *
bridge to Speed It closing and onen-
•t ing next summer.
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STAMP 0FDE
_ '.-Meftlben ot nhe Oomrers, QA.
autoi'
Sr*I"al^,r2£^S'ijr ""' "•«' •'«^»-t«'- i ***iV«(Ui oJraoststamS.vSuiS
or attend another function. Any
he says^Ions Btnlfmqnui bokl-a
slbillty of gUting a potential Huidl.
date Into trouble for talking too
much, . , .
Secrrtly, he is a firm bilievcr in
me advice oi it late, Hudson Coun-
ty lender who rclcnrd for •|nShy
years "Never run for offlte Bm.k
the winner ant get yourseM ap.
pointed "
4B013LATURE'_ A movement in
gaining momentum In Hie New Jer-
sey Lcfisliture to hold two.y "» BiW0 Quo Movrme^t
.0 -15 a m, — junior dmrch ioe
WStolO eonditaed jy Lou
UHtat, Jane g/a and Deborah fihou,.
er».
ft. AuoutrtNE* R.
1Mb it. «M ! *
m - Cwgresatlonal Prayer
sponsored by the Board of
fsconj,
7.30 p m, — Evening Gospel Serv-
e aanEregatlonal Song S i V
WnErrgatlonal Song Sprvicp Vo-
ducts by Graci' ord Prlscllld
AUem. Mesjucf by Kev. Hutchinson.
7.30 pm — Supervisfd night nur-
sery downstairs
9pm— Vounc pcopli's rally.
fdowUy
6:30 — Cbvered Dhh
Oiurch nyniiy NJgW. '
7:30 — Jtear — OirttUan BroarJ.
caittins Rerand. Iron Oirtaln — s5
wund and color, "HCJOB." , .
^•45 — Oiujch Membsnhip CLw,
Sunday School BuUdlne, '
FtMay
_3'30 — Junior and IntlfTOodlatP
Choir reheanwl., Sunday School
reheatsaj.
uuaing
»:30 ^ Adult
Hn*mday MOB — To. m. Q»-
fcMkms toe night before from 7:JD
to B:30 p rn.
oueeM OP MARTVB'S OMPM.
Vitm.mtd Afto-He w.
Mans in Sunday—#.is a. in. o»-
(cslanK before Man.
fint Friday Mais—T;3D «. m. Oco.
ssloQB befrifw *****^
le*
Ij* n nureery during the
Hour with two Attendants.
.- BTMcbool children may te
•**(• parent* ottaid tha srav-
— Ojimnunlcani:
Mr SWHtrich.
la
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^ /Urt "
&t Tmop No
Recreation Hall
In Sunday School
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