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B**U, 3 Yw». »t WJuUe Beach tbe tlr«t catches ot klflg- I 20 .__„»;• CIW >-|Pi l rsiplng : publicity ttpm mart! 0 tournu- „_ pbV ii unOer- ISjrei: Uia EpBBtrr. I leading new!- „,»» of thim the ujio^ ihe country, art fe'irWrrai tfery day, "V of Ocean fitly is _. mmi is •!»'"« Etwo sections, this * 'VJ^Mt ft mew see. lag taken In. Fl- !M» "intiirtit chain- ^W^jUl b« "held in- ,5and tic winner will "!»••• City to take , fitiali MM. j will also be used the Albany and ••*|j.' : 'T.i champs to tfcli suniiner for lourtey. They ; to Newark airport t^. American Air- planes. ^ 0 _ „. eelored, of 203 tf tfeci 1DS3 city marble " * won ta * 'closely Saturday afternoon. :,,4lJ», 14, ol 854 As. . the .Vflsley av. Saturday inornlni airold Shaw in Up, in the first .__ ftaois he trim- , SBitlJ, W, of «! tte "Pnfochial ichool lust wMk^m« îta. OfcBrtM p, ehrki ««M> jwrtrrt ?v., topk»« flve klngflsh at Whale Bench, be- Catches o£ wtmkrisH wtra report. • An" incrpaslng f ttrle ty * r " sl1 ls befaf eauiM «lly la toe nets, in- Bleating the (isliins BCHBOH will soon hij unjet way her*. Retort Golfer Wins Field Day Johnny Edwards Low in In- ter-Club Tourney. Over 10 golfers from Detail 01- tyf LinwooU and Atlantic City elubs competed in the first of a leriei of three field days be- tweeh them on the Ocean City links, Wedneiday afternoon. Johnny Edwards, youthful star of the loeal club, won the low gross prize for the day, shooting while Dan BaAer, of the Juniors Win in Track Nosty Out Soph» by Margin of Only 1 1.2 Potato. The 'junior class emerpd vic- torious by the neant margin of 1 i-2 points over the sophomores In the annual. Inter-class track and Hold meet staged on munloi pal field last Thursday afternoon by the high school athletes. Tha juniors chalked , up a points to nose out the sophs fo top honors, the second yearers fintshinB with 20 1-2. The fresh; men finished In third iilaco will 23 1-2 tallies, while the senior! ware subjected to last place with 22 counters. Wnlluce,' Bross Stars. Bob Wallace and Ed Gross wen the outatandind stars ot th< meet, each winning a pair of firs places, Wallace, a junior, annexei the shot and javelin laurels, whil< Gross, for the sophomores, cop lured first in the 100 and broa jump events. While the juniors took fern a, 78, !•»•» —... AtlBntio City club, turned in a 7S for second low gross score Walter flew, also of Atlantic 01 ty, was the only other player ti finish on the lean side of 80 TCe got a TO, Edwards wfts ft lemlflnaUst at 'Wlldwood in an laiter tournament. Low net prizes went to Dr. Al- in Corson, another outBtandios lan for Ocean City. Corson shot i Op, but deduetinf nil handicap it 20, he had a Bet score of 70, t was his first 90 for a long line, be said. Dr. Westney and uen Alier, of Linwood, divided lecond honors for low njt score. While the juniors took foil flrta, the BOphs managed, to ge three w-ith the freshmen talcin, two and the seniors one. The sujnTBarleBi !00*ir!\fd daah -- Won by Grsps, sopl* Ofndfq I Kocdiid, Danchiy. ffpsliffion I thi>d, ihiai Ji D nior Time ernee t.ets White Lines on Bridge Acting Chlet ol Folios Jaok q,- ternee j< rBsponslble for the white lues painted down th» center ol :he new bridge! between Ocean !lty and Sopers Folnt. •Chief Jerneo senl u, telegram to ihe state highway department, king that the lines be painted ilore the Btli si, bridge was i .mod. Within two tlus'a the work wits done. Celebrate Their Golden Wedding Bridge Tender and Wife to Observe Event Monday Mr. unil Mrs. John WoHientt, c 4211 Central iiv., will eelelimt their fiftieth wedding nniiiversiirj Monday, .Mr. Weatcutt, who is 7 sears nil], mid Ills wife, who 1 87, mino from Briiliseion 26 year iigo, lioth fire active, Mr, Wegteoit is nmployed by llie Biuti! us bridge tender im the Somcrs Point side of the SnmerR- polnt'Oeoan City nuloinnblle bridge, Ho was one ur the flm toll collectors employed on the old and' wits retained by the __ Edwin B, BIMP, --r-.- , oWo Club Sand, Embkm •««; tW>J ^ " Of Friendship H«e. Vornon Bimth. speaker of the The official flag of Japan was formally presented to tho Ocean City notary club, Friday night, s a gilt from the Toklo notary Hub, The iireaentiition was made . Edwin II. Stiles, secretary, who read ii loiter from the Toklo cliiii, eiidlnK urefitinKS to the resort club Itev Orville N. Dnvidann. rectiir ut Holy Tritiity Kplt eliurch, accnplud it for tlio club "This typifies the spirit "I" K"- tnry, wlilch enn renali urross bill- rlera of race rind animosities," lie Biiid. "it eninhiiBiz«B the oppor- tunity lleitiiry liim to e'omenl tlir Bpirit nf men nnd work toward good when they understand HKAI) THE CLASSIFIED ADS Hr, * and Mrii CollingBWood. who h» Qiient roiort vieitori 80 years, ar^ vacationing |J2 POfk pj. Theyin^j' tor In Oreenshoro; Ait,' Innta, Ga. I Benefit r Great Success Phone 1177-J Phone S73.W W.H, Oldfield&Son TILE AND MARBLE WORK 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Ocean City, N, J, Estimates Furnirted Get Our Prices On •- Lawn Mowers, Linen Mosquito Nejingi Copper, Bronze and Galvanized Fly ' ^re! They are LOWER than Atlantic City and Philadelphia Read Hardware and Paint Co. Clout- Mansfield Warm, Mrs, Alexander Saburn, Mrs, H. C. Bchanze, Jliss Chand- ler, Miss Minla Huiches, Mrs, Mae Bowman, Mrs. William Abbott, Mrs. Barner. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Heanlne, Miss Vera Keyts, Mat II. Irisli, Mrs. H. niekley, Mrs. J, W, Donaiason, Miss H. Spoon or, Bum Smith, Miss B, Little Mr. Addliicoti, Miss Helen Bted em. Mrs. L. Btedem, Mr. and Mrs joBeiili Bonier, Mis. Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. H. All dwelt, >!IB. Ooiirije Orels, Mr 13 ijtrevlllo, Mrn, John H, John son, Mfss Helen .lohnstone, Mrs, Edmoiul U. Hnnntin, Mis. EHwooi flteelmim, Mrs, Silas Royal, Mr mm Jury Disagrees But \ Real Estate News Man Pleads Guilty p eti Although a jury disagreed lev I 20 hours a few weeks ago aim the trial o( iarl Hoberts, of t Mrs. Thomas. _ Mrs, Lewis Francis Bteei- 1,11110, Mr», J iimes M. 852 Asbury Avenue OceuiCity,N,j; Raymond .„,,.„,!(! Yates, ki), Mrs. " nry Bchanze lias, jiM. Clarence * ^%tmm H.«I- Eayniniid B InKcrsoIl Mn h Mr. Hugo Krnuse, Mrs, J. aid Bowmiin won a cluck COAL AND COKE itM ieen elty runner t tBree years, de JrbitUlo for tbt Jun BOBJ title, and won Jackson, 11, also col B 'fttford court, thi school winner, in thi ol th© finals, ah* tatweaa Klda aw t d»eidod until th Art took the nr! 7. but lOBt the sec ,:'M%- mm* back in tt irer, to win B, to 7. "Stickx" In Blng, if tfa last two game jiii shooter "stuek _„- and ha eleaned u tive rnlbs on his fir 0 unable to "stick.", _ ttff never reaehed th iMjgm. Ho -was heatt laoh fialahini with 71's landlcaps wert deducted, d th N iitter ps wert d Nett Wedn»idny the Nortbfieia ilub will be liogt, while the week ,tt«r that Unwood will da the iiinier; Ddwnam, Eoilior, i.l me. 220-yard duhr-Wan by risiishty Time', £û-yaru aiutn *?un M> ...J..,.,.,.. frsiih- inan:'Hcsnd, Tnrves. BCniori third. Me- Cfllllen, SQriiinrnor'c I fourth, ,Skillwith, 3un- >r. Time. 2i.s see. 44U.yaril ii Int—Won Vil- Molleii, Jilfl- sr: ncEtind, Bi»hori. prineiriorc t ihiFil. Jrliiwa. frcshniin: fourth. Pownom, »en- lor,. Time. 57.2 see. rd run—Won hy Tueeiirinn, freFh- miin ! iieconi. Fonl. Keillor •• thlid. M. Clark, junior; fourlli. E. Cinrk. soiilio. mere. TimB. 2 min. If .3 sec. Drind jumn—Won to Orn, "" Tnrves, senior i Ihirfl, Shidint city cnamp lost ware in ohnrRe of Wiili Glob. City Guide to be Issued in June A guide and information book- ifst, the most oomplete of its, kind ever published here, will be issued during the first week in June, Minor R. Hoffman, elty uubllclty director, announced yes terdny. Sir. Hoffman says 20,000 eopie» •will be printed, It will he placed In all railroad and bus terminals, in filling stations at important Intersections on the pikes, and copies will be placed j n every ho. tel room in the city. It will also be mailed out throaKh the publi city office In answer to all Inqui ties abont the reiort, A oqmplote map ot the city •treets, a street dlreetory, a map of nrlneipttl highways leading into the city, list of protected hathlns junior; fourth, nrinttii, frenhman. Dl«- tnnee, 10 ft 1-2 in. Kteh lump — Won by Tun, senior r gceand. Collin?. Rnnllnmore, miM akimvilli, junior; fourth. Freli, freahniBn. Height. 4 ft. II In. Pole vault — Wnn hy rtrAilwnji. wij... moro: sMond, MBlthew!, freHhiniin: Ihlrd, •WnllMe. junior. Helniil, 0 ft. , Ihnt "put — Won by Wnllnrc. mnlnr «eoond, Pnntiere, nnnhomr,! third, TBC •orino, fnsahmnn. Dialanw, SB n. 4 in. nlneus — Won by Skiiiwiih, Junior lecond, Biilton. iienior i third, Sarronoii wefln — Won by Wallace, jiinior Beeond, Tarveii, «eninr: Ihitd, Ho miihomoro; fourth, Tiiciiurina, frei'limiiii Diiitincs lie feet. state as bridge tender aftor it win • nurehased from the bridge nom-' liuny. | Mr. nnd Mrs, Wollr-ott hiivp six j sons nnd daughters living: I,croy, if Unwond: Lrwis, of Iliiddoii. .luld; John, nf Pleiisiintvllle; Mrs, Huymond Adums, Mrs. Tliendnrc Ditlbaw, Mrs. Willium SioneherB- ... unil Hazel', of Oconn City: Os- car westcott, I lie eliioBt. died about six years ngn. There are eleven grniiucliildron. SAMPSON & CO. 811-4th Street Ocean City Roofing - Heating Matter ihtet Metal .Workers phonei mt—lilt PLUMBING—HEATING WILLARD F. STETSER Plumbinff and | Heating 025 CENTRAL ATE, I'lioiin 883 HOOFING, ETC, Xh$ Taroejlal School the city, list of protectea Daunns inn eltv rbamn last i hoaohos, tide table, location of all public amusoments,;Jlst of church- es and clubs, ana official welcome - . ..--_..'««..jin,, ,,,„ i n_ ppublicans % Ocean City ilt,Bl»T»a Oeean City int. Su»a»y aftern. BUI park in Soniers 1 W B. There will Sunday after Coraon Presides at Homeopathic Meet Dr, Allan Corson will preside today and tomorrow at the annual convention of the New _ Jersey Homeopathic Society of Phymei. ana, nt Midford Lakes. Dr. Cor- son has been president of the society for the past year. An elaborate scientific and social pros-ram hns bean nrrrinêil, with luncheons, orolf matches, diti- nev-ilancea and lectiires bv nromi- nent nlivsirinns from Philadelphia iind New Ynrk, nesUlea Dr. Corson, Dr. John IS. ToWTiaenil and T)r. Eugene Parby, of this city, will attend. /in Their Honeymoon „ M «tayi" of lOpi M -(Mt.weelt by Mr. W«»d S, Stainton, 1020 , who eelitaatid their, BBB anniyariary, rriday to bo their ion," they visited to which they first trlt), In- i FalU and ».„. alio visited N#w York. pn they were feted ^M party at their jr-theft Wends. ol Mayor Harry' Hendley are ln- eltided in the free information in tho booklet, he laid. Crack British Train At Shore on May 15 Th Boyal Scot, crack British train, has just arrived in this country for the World's Pair at Chicago; and will travel under its own power to many cities in America, Accordinf to the Pennsylvania Railroad, the famous train will visit Atlantic City on May 15, and will be on exhibition at the S. Carolina ay. station on that day from 2 to 0 p. m. The train holds a world record for the longest non-stop run, 400 miles. Until it was shippon, it was maUInK a daily non-stop run of MO miles. , Hummer JtcKident Dlis. Mrs. Luther Deyoe, of Geniiun- to%vn, who summered here for many seasons at her home neur 12th at,, on Ocean av,, died lute last week after a short illness She Is survived by her huabiind. Dr. Arthur Deyoe, well known here. Don't Hesitate BUILD — REPAIR — NOW Prices Were Never Lower Powell- Van Gilder Lumber Co. 13TH & WEST Phone B3J "Building Materials For Your Every Need" 'AboveAll-aGoodRoof George W. Wilcox Booing and Bhoet Metal Work Mi ASBURY AVE. PH, 481 OCIAN CITV, N. J. CIVIL ENGINBEH UPPERS OKE W •n.t.iHitn ^ EXCLUSIVE SALES IN OQIAN CITY WALTER SACK COAL 13th and Wast Ave. PHONl Ml HARRY R. MONTGOMERY PAINTING CONTRACTOR Paints, (ilBHH, KunmelB, HniBhtH rhoM 400-W 710 Asuiwy Ate, 0N»n tltr, J, I, How and Mr 15, Viis Mi's, Henry Murtens,- B. Stephen- sou, Ciloim Buwer, M. .loruirn, Mue D. Irish, Mrs. Herbert AddiBCott and Mrs. Maurice W. Watson. The auxillury will lnivo its reK* illar busiiigsii iiiouting next Wed- jiosday. Caught in Lie. Pair Are Jailed the trial o( lar i Petersburg, on charges ol dt sertinjr his wife nnd family, noberCB decided aBalnst stand- mg trial again and entered a pldi ot guilty, this week, when hia *B4e was called At the lormer trial he had beLn charged with assault and butterj ind desertion He wai ,ici|uitted of afaSJult, but the jury could not JKiee on tn* other charge. Kobiirts sill be sentenced next , rujiter nM> io« m, wi»' Chirlu B, ruttw In B* Blto*. W Ch»P sUoii' D, •itl FrMCM lllam B,_ Ppwelli i, ot UJt, to Tltn* ,i lot Ii »oB «ll « i»nif_ot n Oitt Bcfin. nine in NW HIM Hivsn »v, WlllUm B, Sowell, iherlH, Ian JOBIUI. E. UuOoli. ot Kl., to Glrar.l iMuronjo Co, Lets Mot, 2102 Und lla pinocni IB riidlo those attendinB were We Install and Service Automatic^ Heating Bqu!pwH Befrigiration ar,d Be«r Cooling I York Oil Burners, Taft Rangi Burners, Btukeri Authorized llpali-rs lor H. and K. BeMKentlap AUTOMATIC HEAT APPLIANCE CO. (10 Asblrr Avfnil- Wuiit III! OeMIl Cltjf, N, J, Mlu Blupil"J MuHitoiil, of block 28, Onrdclli P. Eolignt, GrKdth. ei "v'n 3 ' "lliHilieth ». Ke" 01 eampton. Two lotn tiun L. „ Sumo to Oei Ijliiai by I anil Mfa Nail Flrsl Nulionol >'»"• ,, ' Ninth nnni' Blia Tlu " V° Sin nl 1=< *»• » tan "I loboft D. Arinof. et Folk, Miss sysie nnd Mrs. : Albert Atluntio u ^•[[[iintL^'i.mHU.s'ihr.iJîiiîiSfli.iiiiUiiiiiH:;.!! siuiK.î.iiûî.^.iriiiiLii ;I:III., i:niiHii>.iLiii[u.-iii[:i;i;:(i[;rii i'i'.;-::[[;i,.;;rr;,, MiLnui'ugacH C. JOSEPH MOVER BUILDER B 010 Uih STRMT "" U11 ^tiiiniiUMuiuiMiiimiuuni]iniuiiU!!Ui!in:iisiniu;:iiiiiiiiuiniiinimiii!itiiiiiiiit;iiiiiih)i! OCEAN CiTF, 1.1, f Mr. Martin V; Scull, Dr. L M f noslin While, Mr f Thomas Yiites, Mr. ^nd I Rync, Mr. ani [Uonaghan, Mr, iind iteelman. Mr. and Mil. Henry Clouting, Dr, .iiiliii Spear, Ii Mrs. f'alvin hn. Lewis 11. Mathius M Mrs Bninhndge, .«.-. Crawford, Miss PeKene |rj Ariiinml 3anei, Mrs. i Ir ' Shank, Mrs. EWne ta. Mrs. rrank Cook, Mrs. fAllini! Mrs. Fred Peacock, •*Sf n\m», W..A.B^ Bcity Oliver, Mrs, M. rs iJiwrcnce Drnnlgnn, r'an!idK. Mrs. Joseph Mrs, Elln Scull, B. Philadelphia Are Nabbed Here in Stolen Car. iUniftgii, Mi uiitl (-liirctiGo After thii lufl fur lilliidclBl> Sadie liow, o ail City were ^^ 3 Ksae „ Mi«BO» Elvn nml ElBWU an Jiick.oii, MiB» Ann Pen. i. Elsie Eeyiiolda, Juhrini y Wiiiliuni, Ucoreo Ftcnn Heynylda. en.iiiliuii Iho br:u« and jiroo BiBii. liiey nil 1 ietyrn i CiUiBht iirlver's licensp. iibcmt hiivinR ii Mnrshiill Bnin- and harti'25f of 0401 Webster Rt.( and fmgmJfti ^ or formerly awnpA' bi OIlMrt JL jPi rinod miller. The billll I'liillldflphii F,0 cnfli, Mnnday, Viy aistnitf C.corge A. Br two nled LOTS Up To Grade Streets - Sidewalks Curbs BAY Wm. H. Collisson, Jr Asso, M. Am. Soc. C. B. Civil Engineer—Surveyor Cits KnBineer Ocean City, N. FIRST TIME ONE DOLLAR EACH If You Build A House - - 6 Booms and Bath OTIS M. TOWNSEND, Inc. 640 Agbury Ave, Ocean City IN HSSTORY! Souhds un MMoijeh Moves to llentef, Mr, and Mrs. .Innies Mecourh have moved lo Denver tn mako their homo there. Mr. Mecouch formerly was enrotaker of the Music Pier. Their Bon, pred, wng a football star at the resort ^W^ school. weotheriight. Phone inipection, rtp inotei by expert it is true -«r Not an estimate^ it is Iski ABE ANY OF YOUR PLUGS CRYING FOR RELIEF? Nwrt Wtek U NrtioniJ Spwk Plug Chtuige W«k. We Suggest A. C. or Champ- ion for luting SHEPPARD Battery Service Phone 722 Guiroiitee that $4;5O per month is all Automatic Gas fleated Water will cost If you use AWNINGS Window Shades-Upholstering ALFRED SCHERM 1081 ASIUiHY AYKNUE PHONE !S4.W OCEAN CITY BUILDIBS BUILDERS shown below with it's new low-input-burner anchN GEORGE A. BROWNMILLER ' INCORPORATED — BUILDER — MTB ST. AKD A8HIIHT ATI. rllOHK 1835 For L#n or Garden UseOur JOHN E. TROUT IftcSfpefatcd | K âf M âf ^T ^â^B âaS T âa9 IQ|3 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1200 iiillill illillilMlliyiilllllll'MlllllilE TRIPS PHILADELPHIA T0pdBANCITY A SPICIAWI •i 5«l Call 900 Ocean City Bf-11 __ Marktt MM i _ u. Main Bi« 33|»O-*J; "• °"MONDAY. MAY a.ih, Mwrfii the.hours nf twelv . j John!! l .iu Inl FMUt Vet Sale tf - r, Int.. Syrf «nd Senniirii: |»n 125(10 enell. Will Mil "injl : J simr lit IBOfl. H. H. EdBe, Al» ,P»_ - F » |ALI _ Mndcl T I'nrrl ! . nilitinn- Nn rriwnnanl sttueil. 2117 Cnnnecticut n i Point, 4 3' 5»TriOAT WORKS-Boat hum Wlmy wnift., Marlnn motor Irlne »nd reliulldinij, Lneiil ni ! liBUlina, BeB«nniillle nile ill. N. J., Iwtween Mil: ...- _..J Some Pninl. P. "• Ad IB. Lnmllnii, It. n, Nn. I. | iren« .ml li . B 3rd » ISI.W r, cnmhlnntinn. nt i.liiio. Alm „ Occurl Cilv. 4-Hl.lle By MAHTIIA M » Bjvo tlllee lilt! y Kldil. «!' ilollsiiili t" 1 (itien foum alone, in » \i\iui, fun fh llii nliiy h MMI! icr ••«» •t Siiturdiw, unity Hive" ll eat IJIK I" 1 - Mri. Alliill t ninfbie Jnhnny . lii'tf (iulet mint , mil oui ii now thai he inoment, wl Any -if Ma Ii Chnmheri Q.mmiesi'liio . r fÛÂ^ lui... nnil nnnl liii'snim Flr«t Knllnnftl Hnnk of Ocellll City," Now Jcf- sej. Hint the Hirne mu«l be iil-e»nieil to VI K. J. liowor, llori'lviT. with Hie leuill Jiroaf (hercoE witliia three monllm frein Ihl8 daw ur lhey n»j hs ^WJ' 1 ' ( Arlinir l"omiili'oiler g[ the CuiKIiclF I > December * C* . «JM n ptsailws; ,i "aWak nd sill Uh* aMMMM s w n fMt to llie slM* at btalBBtnt, BEING UM HjBa BnolM, FI(!.llty-PMlmd.lphl» Trait CmM . •xerolor and TraitM «nd>r «», ^ "tt__ ^ — T e«1,«««in. itefsHllril, trjl^9. the otnc of th. Ctorlc of Cap* HMH OWW», ta •«* 417 Qf Dwd*._Mn s and krtV will at Sll.s b, BdlBMB, dHIHM, w (
w r j of l win, a. Jr,£of tffl As- L ,r*YMii«sday Worn* ilpWa Owd Hos- complice- I* lmuv., Hurvlv daughl g 1'nlludelphlft. *ho tt i'inMnber of ffltj police department, left for Philadelphia, fare his wife and five ' all of nfiom live In 74, and bad been '862 3rd at. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Jarrett and children, of Logan, were among tho week-end resort visitors at &*.';-" Judge Ware, Justice Here 20 Years, Happy Though 86 Nothing Depressive About Old-Age, He Says — Tells How He Has Preserved Robust Health Thru Years r fHirct it \ean(F?w")w* hdvp it-Page News for You! The Ntw 193J Goodyear Pathfinder $3.85 • It'a news when anyone can give safety, more style, more In a tire than was ever lore at a lower price! > » • at's exactly what Goodyear bat _ le in the new 1933 Pathfinder— I tire that's certainly built and * tin tune with the tiffl«a.»>. I pay you to look It over, be- , i you'U see for yourself that [haa more actual quality than top priced tires of other i^— and It certainly gives t for. your money than any •.telling for less. and op nlmr 2 "»% thletat md «N • ikfl hlsbw non- ijfSSu » floo E More thoUldaf • Non-Skid. IHintisail; Bprlustd ildimlb T Fullo.nWn in.U diBtmiDfis 5 ing tire at la pHn Goodyear Pathfinder, piaster Electrical ioniz 4.W.I1 4.50-21 4.75-10 &00.10 6.00-20 fiJ5.ll 6Jfi.il fi.5a.io . urn urn M.10 MM) mm IMS If JO iOULEVARD FPER SERVICE STATIONS OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS n\ttm & MIBBMW, INC. i and Bay Avenue 34th and AAury Avenue PHONE M! Judge Francis A. Ware cele- brated lilt) 20th anniversary, on Monday, as justice or the peace in Ocean ,Clty. Eleven of the 20 years bo was nlao police magistrate. He lias been truant of- ficer over 10 years. The venerable Jurist, who will be 8G years old February 3, next year, dropped la to The Sentinel-Ledger office, on his anniveranry, to Inlk over old times. Ho is not our Idea of n man over 8Ii. We'd put hint down for nhout 70. Me in alert In hla step, lint] hi» mind seems to he nn clear aa a bell. • * * The starr elevated its several feet to office desks and pump- ed lil ii with questions: "How do you faoep so young*" lie was :ittkeil. "Well. I never mucked, drank or chewed," he replied, "hut 1 thlnl: I've had iibout un much fun as anybody. My father never sninked, drank or chewed, either. Judge Ware's only serloun illness was typhoid fever. He estimates that he hns been confined to bed by Illness a total of four months out or Ids 8f> yearn. * * » "What kind of food do you cat?" asked the staff. "Oh, I eat regularly, Just plain ordinary fond; not much of the high-toned, fancy things." he said. "You aee a lot of men die Hiiddenly when they're 50 to 65 They usually are IIIKII livers. Their bullion can't stand It." The Judge said there's nothing depressing: to him about growing old. "I'm as happy ns I ever was," lie declared—anil smiled, to prove it. He's a confirmed optimist nnd Ocean nty booster. "ThinEs arc gelling better now," he declared, "and they'll keep on getting better. You bear some people say thnl Oc- nnn City has Been its best days. The best days nrc ahead or us. There are ton many millions invested for us to stop here: Ocean City MUST eo forward." • • r Judge Ware was born In Ced. arvllle. Cumberland county, about, the time President Bueh. nnan was going out of office. He remembers •vividly when the first nun was fired on Fort Sumpter, and when President Lincoln was shot. He was postmaster in Mlll- vllie tinder President nlsyelnnd, during the historic panic of 18S3. hut lays it did'nt seem nearly so serious as the prep- eat depression. He is proud of the fact that during the It years he was JUDGE FRANCIS A. WARE magistrate he was never re- versed by a higher court, and of IIIH well-known practice — for which Rome people criti- cized him — of showing lenien- cy tn young people who came fore him, "I nlways believed in Riving tliem unntber chance," be said, • * * 'Are you planning to live to bo 100?" nsked tlw flt,nff. "Oh. planning iloeMi't do any good," hi) replied, ugiiln smil- ing. "Just live along and take things as they come." Six of Judge Ware's seven children are living. They arc: Dr. 'FrnnrlH Vcrlion Ware, eld- est, KDII, who WHH hum and Iiracf ices medicine In Mlllville; Fred Ware, mayor of Mlllville, who WUH corn in Salem; Leon H, Ware, who la superintendent of the gas company nt Salis- bury. Md.; Mrs, Edward Rumbf, of Mlllville, whose httxhiind la assistant supervisor for the Prnnnylvnnln Riiilrond; Mrs, Mabel L. Cot, of Brldgeton. and Mrs. I.ulu M. Mecoiich. of Pit- man, Me has five grandchildren. County to Lay Drain Under Resort Tracks Director Luther C. Qgden and A, J. Caflero, clerk of the freeholders, were authormed, Wednes- day to enter in1o a contract with the Atlantic City Railroad Co., to lay a drain under the railroad tracks at 34th at, and Haven av,, this city. The county will be required to keen the drain in repair at all times, READ THE CLASPfltio ADS REPUBLICANS of Cape May VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION May 16*, 1933 FOR SENATOR— HON. HARRY HEADLEY FOR ASSEMBLY— HARRY TENENBAUM FOR BOARD CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Vote for Both RALPH T. STEVENS ROLAND CORSON Republicans For Principle and Not For Pn Nominate These Candidates and Smash the Dictatorship in the Republican Pi —Ordcrpd fliMl PflM For hy riorli w. Sea Food Delicatessen RE-OPENS SATURDAY MAY TWENTY-THIRD YEAR — Free Parking Be Sure to VOTE on OCEAN CutAND TM« Via** 1 NEWfc CONIOLIpATKD Publication Office: It«l Men-ii Hull. Hth St. anil JI«»en Av OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1933 PublUhdd .Every Friday ,/,• 11.60 » T«ar by M»U Igden Attacks Prosecutor's Record In Read's Insurance Business Hit By Independents jsed Influence for Personal Gains, iponents Claim Self Aiipomted to 3 [Fat Rtceivershipi,' Says Headley at Meeting. _STED INSURANCE AND BOND BUSINESS Charged by Spring- ier with Creating Unnec- essary County Jobs, Charges that Senator Charles Read had used Ms senatorial enee to'ai.l his insurance busU ami himself personally, were i at Independent Republican .kcra thin week, at mass meet, i throughout the county. rs. Doris Bradwiiy, Wildwnoil commissioner, said Vorauggi liners, Wildwood conlraotorH, e low bidders on a road ion- it, bin did not do the work lie- _le they did not secure n bond nuih Senator Read. She said Independents had a letter I wrote to Versaggl. tellinR to get his bonU through ^-S's office, Llim KluiiderH Hotel Polirle*. Mayor Harry Headley said Ben- or Head had "had himself sip- ilnted lo three fat recelver- jjlpi," In the ense of the Flan, i Hotel, one of them, the may- .. Hid, Senator Head took u Urge portion of $300,0(10 in fire •vrance policies (ram the hands local agents and distributed It »sg friends in Philadelphia, omnilaiioner Frederick MB- , of, Wildwood, recalled a few yean ago Read at- I to the post of county trees- In addition to being sena- He was told he could have but not both. When Baked, was tto best financially, array said Rend, told hint ^f S SI'"Le: _ Cape May 1 County Italian heartily endorsed the entire Jtndent Republican ticket in enthusiastic meeting . in the lid court house building, Monday Iht at which over 200 members the organization were present hear the candidates, John V. IPentlere, of Ocean City, la pres- lent of the club. A highlight of ihe meeting was (Continued on nito 8) [>ooper$ Guard Regulars' Meets era Start Small Riot at Wildwood Villas. Epic Bridge Battle Draw • • • _ . *. Final Round kHeadley's JT kind of looks as if thig battle over who built the bridges has ended in a draw. Which in fair enough, EVERY good bridge has a draw! The' way tho score .stands now, it's Headley 2, Read 2, The fourth and final round goes today to Mayor Headley. * s * For the benefit ol tliiine who came in late; I.nst week, In liie Sentinel-Ledger, Senator Read, who is opposing Mayor Headley fur the Heiiubliuun nomination for state senator, found liiiilt with (i photo published the previous week, showing the Hiiiyor turning a spadeful o[ earth. The muyor hud said Hie photo was taken to show Ihe start of work on the original hrlUgiit to Bomers Poinl. But Sen, Read anid Ihe photo was taken In the Bayous, a mile away, when Harvey Luke started his golf course; that It had nothing lo do with tht' brldKes, > Well, sir, the mayor comet) hack Ihls week with a hiiyniriker tiint has the Hlands in art uproar. Here it Is, in the form of two affidavits: * « • , AFFIDAVIT N . Dr. I. N. Orlsconi, being duly sworn, upon his oath says Hint ho was a director of the Oeeah*CUy Automobile Bridge co., anil Unit he was present cm the site, of the bridge built by that company, from Homers Point to bcean City, with Mayor Harry Headley and his associates, and saw Mayor Heaijley turn the first spade or earth fdV that bridge, and that the picture on the front page of The Ocean riiy Sentinel-Ledger, published April agth, is a true and exact copy of the photograph that was Inken tin that occasion. (Sljsned) I, N, GRISrQM, State! of New Jersey, County or (ape May, ss: Sworn and subscribed before me this 8th day of .May, 1033, LENA H, DLANCHARD, Notary Piibllc. AFFIDAVIT W Dr. Allen Corson, being duly sworp, upon Ills oath says that he was a director of the Ocean filly Automobile Bridge ('iimiiaiiy and (hut he was present on the sile of (he bridge built by Chat company, from Somers Point lo Ocean City with Mayor Hurry Hendley and his nssaeiates, and saw Mayor Head- ley turn the first spade of earth for that bridge, and that the picture on the front page of the Ocean City Bentinel-Ledger, published April 2Sth, Is a trite and exact copy of the photograph that was taken on thnt occasion. (Signed) AUMN nORBON, Stale or New Jersey, County of i'ane May, ss; .•' . and subscribed before me this day Of May, 1933, , 14.^ j Master In Ch»nc(fy of New Jersey, Stevens' Stand on Economy Arouses Freeholder's ire Aikt Why Hand, Hi» Spon- sor, I>idn't Economize in Kreps Case. LAST TO AGREE TO ACCWT CUT IN PAY Suggests That Stevens Pay $1681 BUI of Special Prosecutor Peacock. Returned to City To Pay Taxes 460,213-59 Also Paid in Cub on Tax Bilb Since Scrip Waa Issued. Cflfr EMPLOYES NOW PAID UP TO MAY 1 Durell Moves To Take School Relief Law, Passed Gty Also ^'Square" with Schools Except For Funds in Bank. TAX IMVHKNTH SIN4F, SCRIP WAS ISSUED Hat* M»reh 2.-, April I _ April H April lr> April 22 Ajiril 20 MW4M HtUM Scrip $1490.«fl SSJI.WI ;ssr..«o 12U8V.SS 9Bivr>.r>» 8421/10 17!K1MH> Here's What Read Has Done During Regime As Senator School Relief Bill Latest Achievement; Two-Year Mor- atorium on Highway Conitruction Favored by Him. LUTHER C. OODHW, A vitriolic attack against. Ralph T, Slovens, his opponent. lor the freeholder nomination, arid against Prosecutor T, Millet Kan']. Stevens' sponsor for the office was made this week by !,uilier ( gden, present director of the feehqlders, and regular eundidiue h Percy H. Jackun, for,, the ibllcan nomination, • ' v ucli hal been said and is*' ing said by tny opponent from Cape Slay concerning econuriis. of "he elalmi to be the g reat- nt." Mr, Olden laid. Much Is being auld on the platform, and the county IN be ng flooded with circular* showing how he will Bare- the taipay- f itate troopers were on hand Bt Iwp M l ih pr wr po May last night, at a Mti of the Regular .RtpubU- i i hll i f the Regular .Rp |Mi, to insure against heqltleri, '•to cauRed a imall riot the pre- OTi night diirinB a similar rally tie Wildwood Villas Hre hall. , Sin, Charles. C, Read said to- ' that troopers will also be sd to attend tonight's rally at TOTOntion hall here. He charged Tit the hecklers who temporar- - disrupted the Wildwood Villas itlng were membcrfl of the In- ndent (action, Edwin Heed, assistant highway "Woeer, spoke at the Villas, »Hng largely with the county's " contract, which the Indepenfl- « claim Ja exorbitant. He laid « Oloucester county, which ~ hold up a« an example, uses ' one coat of Ur on tti roads, *reag this county uses two. He " said the hlsbwny eomtnlsslon fully approved this county's flctl An iniposlna array o[ nduom. pliHhinents since he first (oult iif. flee us sliile senator in 1928. svns compiled this week by Bfinulm- Ciinrlea C. Iteuil, regulur can II- date for the Reiiublictn, nniiilen- iion [or senator. . The most recent Is the spnn' soring of Ihe Richards, bill. pro. vidiiig lmniediate relief for the schools of the state, explained last week. TUIB 1)!H wua adopted by both houses of ilie i«Mialnture last week. Anutlier is ilia stand tor a mor- atorium for two years on the con- struction of state lilBhways, The senator advocates the use of the gasoline tax and motor vehicle license fees for administration ex. penses and maintenance of roads and the balance m be Pa'* fof the retiring of highway bonds. U d «U l'liwliBW ully ap elflcatlonB. . Mea spoke lait nlfht «t tt poe lait nft Jjf May, I?irman Reeves, state •away commissioner, will speak "•tonight (Friday), and Sena. David Young will return to "« at the Wilowood High 'Hi Saturday nlfht. -SNAP SHOTS— At Thfe News Andrew H. Brown fifrured "Jf of these majorities—one mi "ion—tw# million— „.„„_ IlrUiie Other accomplishments are list ed as followis "Persuaded the state highway commission to include In its Ifl3r program the purchase ol the iom ers Point .and Beesloy's Po n hridge, the price to be mutually agreed upon by the highway com mission and the owners of th, brioio Governor Moore refused to approve this purchiiie, I again introduced the purchase in 1S3J bovernor Moore has not up to th present time approved this pur chaie but sayi he id wi I lln > ' the highway commission has h money. The hlghwfiy oommliiloi says it has H.OQO.OOO remalnln •from the sale of 1932 hlghwa; rnnatrticllfln In 192S I passed ft hill per. mlitlnl Ocean City to condemn land so that the now concrete boardwalk could be built In Oc- enn City. "In 1088 T passed a bill giving permission to township officials ICmutHued on psge si BALLOT IS NOT AS HAD AS IT LOOKS When you go to the polla," Tuesday, and are handed the special ballot to elect dele- gates to the state convention on the llth amendment, don't fall over In a faint at the tight of the long list of names. There are well over 100 names on the list, and a square in front of each one of them, but It will not he nooessary to fill each square, unless you are lolni to i "split" your ticket. 1 There will be one square I at the top of each column, to I be rilled in if tha voter wants to vote for the entire list of wet or dry candidates. Citj employes were paid their \pril salaries In Kcrlp, Monday and ,IH a result Ocean ritj bnsl ness houses enjoyed another npurt 1 biiRlncns this week Thin payment brlngn thf tot.il amount or Bcrlp itlnbur»ed by tin city to $117.(100. Ihns leavinK only $13,000 of the $150,000 tcrlp l«- li h wni authorised In •1 IPI 11 îi i Board, Hoping for Relief, Postpones Action on Scrip Sotners Point Offer* Tui- tion Payment Here in Ocean City Scrip. MIGHT BRING 94,287 TO BOARD TREASURY sue March ra money d b h py sallirr reduetiona PAIR AND OPEN ra money $F sallrr reduet nd by having PAIR AND OPEN lOMPKTITION ON rOLI^TY :ONTnAOTS. thnllMges the fifnttemitn. "I believe in economy in Hie apenditure of county -.nuney and lave prnctlced It, I beliere in I ilr (Conll»u«i on iiase 4) •'Saoare" with Spfinols. He $137,000 has met the De ccOnher. Jiinuar>, Tebruary, March nnd April pa j rolls of cltj cm- ployei and the December, lanu- afv and Februjr> pavrolft of the school employes, The Hchoul p*y- roll for Novi-mlier 11 tied UP In the Ocenn Cit-v National Bank Aside from thl», the city lias now met its share of school salaries for I lie current flscnl year. In addition to meeting these payrolls, the Bcilp hns also pnlu numerous small locnl merchandise bllU the city owed. »;S,4S4 Ueturned f«r Taxes. Up to last Saturday night, $72- 464 of thr *U7.000 scrip Imd bee:? returned to the city In payment of UlxrH, Heniy R0CB«r, oily treas- uier, aqnounced this week It wa« wM by propertv «*nera who took lulVentnge of the city's nffer Rood until June 1, lo I'lscount tate' pnld in scrip 1 per cent The serin has largpl> imlil ta\ et for JIZl and ltJS. thouKh n "tnir noitton" has paid It It lax- o«, Mr. noeser s,iid Since the tlw I scrip wns iHsueil, pro|M-rtv own era hnve nlso paid W0 213 Sit In ennh for tnies. Mr Roesi-r rcvciil- cd. Total Indebtedness NoW Is $77,457; Account* Re- ceivable, $119,227. In hopes that legislation sjioii' sored by Senator Charles C. Bead will provide Immediate relief to the school system, the Ocean I'tly board of education took no action Tuesday niKht. on u propoblt'^n offered by the Somers Point council, which might bring up to 54- 287.50 In Ocean qity scrip* (o the local board. The- Somers Point council adopted a rpHolution authorizing PIP Pnlnt tax lolleclor to accept Ocean nty scrip, up to the amount owed by Somers Point to Ocean City for tuition fees, provided thnt Both boards or education wouli] agvci to the Plan. W«uld It* Paid Ont Here. Soniern Point tiwes Ocean City $4,287 BO in tuition for the current term, and saw a possibility of pay- Ing off at least part of the deb* ID «crlp. helping everybody run Tru- ed. The scrip would be paid out to school employes and (nerchnnU h«ro after being received by ihp local board. Then it would Jlnd Ita wiiy lo tin local tax office,' Too resolution whs tab) ji!. hot* ever, until it Ip learned whnt the new legislation will amount lo. A complete financial Heavy Victory for Regulars Forecast Read Says He'U Carry Re- sort by 500 to 1000 A sweeping victory for the Reg- ulars In Tuesday's Republican primary election was predicted today by Regular leaders. "Wo will carry Wlldwood prop- er by 200," Senator Charles C. Read laid, "In the last election we were defeated by 900. We wil carry Five Mile Beach by 1000. "Our candidates will win In Teachers^ Pay Is Cut 10 Per Cent Board Votes Flat Reduction for All Employes. Teachers in the Ocean Citj sehpol system will not have to V( on a 10 per cent "donation" at Hii pay, for the next school year, Th.jy received an out-andût "cut" on Tyesday night, by the board of edu- eatlon, \ After a two-hour star uhamber session, the rnembers of the buurd voted for a flat pay cut of 10 per cent for all school employes. The entire preiint* statf o| employes, including the school Burse, Miss Hartman, and the school phy. tlclan. Dr. John B, Tswnsend were re-elected with one exception. Mist Helen Bulette, 6th iiKi; rven thi,n;;h the BIIHK.I bcar.t In wltlieui. ' TidR. wan p-cnentcd hi "f-cretary Henry W. Townaend. I ai 001 nts ... tt $77,457 It. and Ocean City baby Is Winner of Contest By M. G. Blatt Sto¥e To SHAYNE FAUNCB Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Faunce, 111 West »»« Ocean City, has been proclaim- ed "the most perfect..baby" or the scores entered frtmt ,all dec- tloiin of South Jersey In the annual baby contest Just conclud- ed by tho M. E. BUtt CO., At^ lantlc City. Shayne was born June 8, 1932. Mr. and Mrs. Faunce were presented «th n parchment cer- tificate signed by the medical authorities who Judged the con- tent. (Photo by Mowen Studio.) Mayor Says Relief Is Smoke Screen Hold* Read School BU of No Permanent Value. As a result of his ti.iounrliis durum the past few weeks,, to «et Ittir. C Bead. The H payment of f reet to ioboot wher* tbe MhdoV i. paid, was adopted. M' of the " • t Senator n Moore- ' d»y. the , Unde^ the pr till. Ocean City. t i W . e to receive school toxe«, 1933, direct Iom n«arty ^40,000 JM i er Bcbool dltH districts This would, edacation t*iy ., to echool employe*'; arleo, bills and than a year V K i w l * totalling *ll»,Z!7.rir,. Knnk balances OH of May «, 1933. :ii shown by Hie i:imfodian'» stale- ment. totalled Slfi,437.73. l Salaried The school board debts were list- ed ,IH folio* s: Unpaid iialarles (Novoraher. March and April) JW.- 110.7:t: llnpaid pension nnd annu- ity fund (September to April) «,- 1U5.7I5; Unpniil iceiiernl bills $14,- 180.70, nnd unpaid bnrVowed mon- (I April May and Juno .ire ftr-a^ ev (Interpst to be lidded) J21 nfcii ' - • -•-- Accounts rcreh.ible for (he It31- !2 Bchool iPin uri' stall' sihoo] a\. .fiO.IUOi und the following ((^htiruoil on imjrp 8) , May. Ogden and Stevens wil get about an even break, I wil carry Cape May by a nice major. Ity. v . "Sty prediction la that I wil carry every municipality in the county except Cape May Point, where I may loie because I refused to confirm the appointment of Mayor Edward Springer to the county board of taxation, because he was recommended by the coun. ty Democratic organization." Senator Read predicted he will carry Ocenn City by from 500 to 1000. Mri, n, M'i Lew, of Alden, Ii nn all*week guest of her mother Mrs, Anna Leltch, 916 4th st. interoit paying months tor tlie city." he saiil "We hope to ilenr it up nnd to pnj off inme of thi> iirlnclp.il we h.ivi' been "*t illlns off for two IPHIS Inililunons hnt li.iip faith in Ocean ( lt\ lime "one nlonK ipnewlnA our notes when !lu>\ I'nme due thus ilPinon- str.itin,; Ibcir fniifidi-noi In out iiliillu to \101k out 0111 problem, ol flnnnclnK." Reduced Tax Bills Are Winning Praise Many favorable eomrnenls are being heard over the reduction in taxes this year, as shown by the tax hills Mcently mallea out to property owners. While there is no way to de termine the actual percentage of saving to nil property owners, the average throughout the city is ov er 7 per cent. In one case, a property owner Informed the Bentlnel-Leuier, the reductlbn amounted to J6 per cent, as the l!)3!l bill was $35(l,nS against $401.02 for the same hold- ings last year. Contemnorary w.iitical ora- rsaf ofttimes "'(ontemptu- Bnt then nil's fair in love W w politics. Blue Monday will be » h«p- •• h.w « tty thlln Wednesday'for «W the candidates * l"st realiied v^v there *° n»»ny eandlilates— cheaper. County Employes Are Paid March Salaries County employes received their first pay chocKa in two months. Monday and Tuotdny, when Halar- ies for March wore distributee The total amount released was nbont $7,000 to employes, more than $1,000 In widow's r.°n» l0D «; nnd several hund>5d do lars for general bills which hnd been ow- IUK tor some time. The county camo Into the finds by tho sale of a note for 510.- 000, lam week, through the Cam- den Sale Deposit nnd TntM Co of /Cape May- teacher in the Central av. achool, will not return In the fall bepuust she plans to be married. She offered her resignation, effocthe tit the end of the present term, 'tuesday night. It waB accepted nnd nest wIshCR were accorded her. Pileggi Awarded Rotary Citation H. S. Graduate Honored by Rotary; Boys Preside, "ffl" AN IRREPRESSIBLE OPTIMIST Jersey senator^ Including Scnato Mr. DureU all th« of him. y Charles C. R*ad, InTan Counterfeit $20 BiU Passed Here A counterfeit 120 federal re. iervt bank note was detected in the Ocean City National Bank, last week by George Grace, teller. It bore the number B8a71161flA and was printed with a better colored ink than usual, although the engravine was rather poor. It ,1B the second counterfeit dia- covered in the resort within the Bait two months. Groff Gets Six Months For Seeking Perfect 36 Bank Cohaervator Given Stiff Sentence by Boy Mag- iitrate-fWjMtress Teatifiea Against Him, bill to Cut Taxi Licenses Adopted The ordanance orovidinir. for a reduction of from $25 to S5 of the cost of a text, license in Ocean City, was adopted on final read- ing, Wodrmsday by the commiss- ioners. There waa no discussion. George S. Oroff was arrested Saturday, charged with disorder- ly conduct in Johnstone's Cafe, and was sentenceii to six months in jail by Police Magistrate Har- ry Grillo. Acc6rdinir to testimony introduced nt his trial, he wore a fireman's hat and carried a piece f cake in one hand while nt- eniptinfr to find a "perfect 3(1" among the waitresses, ,with the tree nrm. A WQlMe»g and Laury Jehn stone, praprietnr of tlie cafe, tea- tifiwl aRainrt him, Geoi-gn Graee. Wler In the Ocean City National \ of te Bank- of which Mr Groff is con- servator, wa3 called a 1 , a charar ter witness, but alii he'd nc\cr heard of Mr Groff Allowav M Smith wni fined 5 for tloinr; phimbine; without a permit, and I*eilie C HiiEhe-;, re sort musician, mis fintsl $2 for purkinR on the wronp side of the streot. Magistrate Grille was one of th Imy officials who'mlml tho citv for one hour, SnturdHV- i« thi climax of Boy Week Mr. Groffi arreit nnfl conviction wns one o th* "stnnts' perpptiated by th Athletic Director Ray rite revealed to the Rotary club Friday niirht that John Kiilil, the diminuitive colored boy who won the city mar- hie championship, is iin ir. I repressible optimist. | "I saw John au the ball I park one 'ilny, 1 Mr. Flte said. I I •'What's the score?'! ask- I I ed, I I " 'It's 32-to-O awinst us,' | I John rpiilieii, | I ' '"Looks kind of bad for I ! you. doesn't It?' i "'Oh, no, sir,' said John- I ny> 'wo haven't been to bat '! yet!' ' I o—— —— 0 "We boys may look funny. do. Ing It, but we are trying our best to follow In the footsteps I you men, the men we admire ind want to be like." said diminuitive Whitney Shoemaker, speaker of fhe evenine in the Boyi 1 Week program of the' So. tary Club last Friday night. Whitney is the son of Arthur'W. Shoemaker, past president of Ro- tary, Last year Whitney preald ed at the boyH* meeting' of Ro- tary. Boys had entire charge of Pri- ay nights meeting, one of the best and liveliest of the year, Pllgjti Wins-Boy Citation. Rotary'a annual boy citation was 41 warded to Frahk PilPtfffl, who was graduated from the hi^h chonl last year. Tlie award wag mnde by Ray JHte, on the basil of worthiness and perseverance In spite of odds, and for the main- (Contlrued en ma I) . have dtlrrai tbMlBelvdii lne«n Campbell was broueht Wwk from J^JJ;U Hthnenunn Hospital, Monday, in tht city ambulance. He was rt ported feeling some better. Mr. Campbell was taken to Uie hospital the, Monday previous for observation and special treatment following two Mood transfusions. He Wai Bitted to stay two weeks, but changed his mind. Tommy Deenan- ambulance dri- ver, went for him, ' . S, J. Conservators to Meet Twice Monthly Coneervatorg of South Jersey I banki have decided to hold inform, mal meetinn, twice a month, tol discuss problems, cominc ' before I them, in in endeavor to share th# 1 benefits of their findings, to thelf I mutual advantsuw.. :•-"•« 'I qedrm S. Groff, coroiervatotW the O«e*n City "' ' d u*ni To
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