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»7th YEAR—No. 36~ Telaphone 0804 or 0805 OCEJ CITY. N. J,, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1947 

lackson Urg< 

Fixfed PoKcy 

Plant Progressing 

for New 

Welfare Home 

Free of Debt in 

Freeholder Chief 

Nurse Describes 

By Plane to West 

for Christmas 

$jiss Clinton Dines Sumptuously in 

Clouds; Admits to Being Frightened 

During Storm, on Way to Los Angeles 

Is 

mto 

re; Leach 

fomoted 

stric Co, Names 

tier District 

imager Here 

letirement of F, Edwin fttlpivliion 

Manager of the At- 

|ity Bectrlo Company In Oc- 

|y was announced this week 

|rd L. England, general manthe 

company, In Atlantic 

j Retired; Promoted Catholics Map 

$300,000 Plea 

CAAL8BAI>BOUTHEEN 

Carlsbad he told the BtMni 

l» proud oflts wUd an^ wooly west- 

For Hospitals 

Keller to Direct 

Fund Campaign 

in Ocean City 

A fund raising campaign 0} obtain 

a minimum of $300,000 in pledges 

and contributions m the Atlantic. 

Cape May-Cumberland county area 

;of South Jersey, for the cpnstruo- 

I tlon of two new Catholic-sponsored 

hospitals, will begin in Ocean City 

on Monday, 

Under the direction of the >Jost 

Rev, Bartholomew J, EUsta:e, Bishop 

of Camden, the drive opened sev- 

1946 Budding 

At Highest Lev 

In Many Years 

Over $800,000 Spent on Construction 

Project*; Bolsters Prediction That 

1947 WUl Bring Stepped-Up Activity > 

Strange as It teems, with all the talk about material and 

equipment shortages, Oman (Sty property owners spejit 

more money on building construction in 1946 than in any 

year since the boom of the middle 1920's. 

With more than $800,000 spent on various types of 

building in the year just past, there is every indication 

The conviction that Caje _ 

Jeunty is entering an era of Its m 

apid progress in 1047 was etpreB 

y Percy H. Jackson, dlrecta- ofs 

«ard of freeholders. In hii an 

ilessage prepared for •preiMita 

t the reorganization meeting of 

oard, Thursday this week. 

Freeholder Lawrence M. I^H 

teoan City, was scheduled n _ 

he oath of office for his fiftjl c 

ieutlve term, at the meetig 

lourt House. I 

Holdover members of th 

re Percy H, Jackson, w 

lalph T. Stevens, Oape Ma 1 

mipany also announced the 

of Richard tt. Swift as 

ildent, and the elevation of 

igland to the position of vice 

i traveler who had never! now I!;4S Efl.T, and we were Just t and general manager, Mr, 

husittst on one trip, is in. 

ipa . 

one hour, 

|y deseribf a in a flight dia- 

[Both he and Mr, England are 

by an Ocean Oily woman, 

ENJOYS MEAL IN CLOUDS 

iown In Ocean City, Mr, Swift 

is Miss Ethel Clinton, Just had my first meal, and was \h his afrillatlons with the 

h nurse, who has been 

I ever hungry! It consisted of fruit ly and his activity in Klwanmolt 

of her vacation vis- 

cup, ham croquets, lima beans, to- Mr, England because he was 

mdi in California. She demato 

cucumber, pepper and lettuce lb' predecessor as division 

from Philadelphia on pesalad 

with the best Russian dress- *r In Ocean City. 

ing, hot roll and butter, and peach Rlb retirement will be 

Seaboard an American Air- ice cream, I ate it ail. Really and effective February I and will 

for Los Angeles, A play-, truly love the air. 

late an association with the 

account of her sensations it Is now UM and we are arrlv- [ic utility for 22 years. He came 

In a letter received Ing at Nashville, Tenn, It seems to •ean City as Division Manager 

W, Hager. city health of. be very rough and rocky descend- 35 from the Atlantic City ofing, 

but think I'll make it without )f the company, where he had 

diary goes like this: being sick ... I did. WUl be In |d as assistant commercial man- 

€* fTilifl AT 8000 FEET 

Nashville for 10 minutes. 

f, Clouting. Beesley's Foijt 

Excuse the blots. Did you know VE IN CIVIC AFFAIRS 

(hU a.m. my Dad and broth- 

•sman M. Gorson, Oourt Wse 

that altitude affects even fountain 

line leave Philadelphia, In 

brought hs family to Ocean 

pens? Honest I 

Director Jackson pointed If t: JS minutes we had reached 

and purchased a home at 835 

luring the past year the colw.\ 

•?t altitude, 230 m.ph., tern- 

1:20 p.m. the new time we are pi. He und the family became 

he rest of the nation, has 

30 degrees. I was freeslng 

leaving Nashville. Gee, it is beauti- e in all civic affairs .Mr. Rei 

ig through a period of < 

# took off, hut at this height 

ful to look down on those hills! It Is a member of thr Ocean City 

nd uncertainty which has 

D remove the fur coat. In an 

doesn't take long, for it is now only is Club, nf which he Is a past 

ondueive to progress In 

time we had reached (000 

I :S0 and we are In the clouds again, Ildent and past lleutenant-KOVlent. 

H i i were above the clouds. All GETTING SLEEPY 

He and his fiunlly will con- 

JOLINTY HAS MADE PROCESS gaeiajpld see were clouds which It is now 2:4S and I am getting 

*j reside hen 

"However, In spite of thipctr 

"ike banks of snow, and above sleepy. It was very foggy and rough 

ainty, the county has maatoreg 

was shining brightly from a for about 10 minutes, but it has 

»ss and much ground w ' 

beaittii blue sky. Really indescrib- cleared up considerably. Wish I 

could describe how It looks up here. 

teen done and plans made 

irovements which should 

ire still far above the clouds 3;S0 p.m., we are crossing the Misnaterlalize 

during the yei ind I am enjoying It no end. It is (Pace 1, please) 

le said, 

."The Clouds of confusion 

ertalnty will pass away, ai 

leve we are entering an »F Qehlschlagers, Dr. Hughes 

rtlieh the county wlU mi 

mptd progress than in aq$iither 

imiiar period In its histor;' Win Yale Light Contest 

UET DEBT, J519.OO0 

Referring to financial i Many Win Third Prizes and Honorable 

•eported that at the end of 

tounty's net debt had I Mention; 204 Places Are Considered 

» $Sia,0M, resulting in a 

n debt service charges fle reildinee of Mr. and Mrs, Ar- 

ie reflected In the budget thitQfhlsehlager, S00 Seabright rrt.. BULB SNATCHEBS MAS 

U jiMrs to coma 

Ud the pharmacy of Dr. J, Thnm- 

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"In a abort fey Huglwi, 8th it. and Wesley, av., CHRISTMAS DISPLAY 

O&*n Cttyt elaborate f 

innual Christmas (U «l*ptoy — mt %r somt el* 

that whoever may 

ig contest. 

«rv«r» to be the tat Mag the 

flee *UI conttane to « 

list of winners of cash awards MMt — abo brought with It a 

th« tonnty m m emh 

honorable mention was an- little trouble with bnlb unatth- 

M iu^ltUn- fliuiicUl o , 

*d by Norman V, Sargent, city en, the poUce depvtraoll ret 

fill ^£ 

the Monty and certainly 

relations director, following a 

expanse jowmmmt for 

of the entire community by Theft of UfM bulbs f»n 

J«Wfc» 

gftimlttee of the police oepcirt. Chriitmu decotmtlflM was re- 

He laid the county sink 

ported by OommManeF Henry 

Ei£t 

KM dosed out during the 

Baew, Dr. W. Thomas Adams 

Mtwcm viiwro 

Mth the paying off of m 

and Baall Dmuk 

nf bonds against It A i 

of Police Robert J. Lackey John Felto. resort contractor, 

of 

61,000 remaining hi the all that 204 decorat decorated homsl thoitfht m* nl»ht that vandals 

w paid Into the count* 

btteess places were viewed by the had rat his wiring or stolen all 

ind added to the luntt ML 

Mis, after which ft poll wai t»k- the bulb*. But upon (DvesUca- 

tded for construction of a n 

«>lo determine the ratings. tlon he dUwversd th»t sens 

are home for the aged, 

^ committee gave honorable pUyful pmon had merely ]WH- 

LAMS PKOGKE88ING 

n to the homes of Commis- ntd nek bulb in IU ntckeu 

As to the welfare home, 

(W Henry Roeser, Jr., Plam pi. 

rark Is proceedlng.on wort 

lM>tlantic av. and City Solicitor 

hd that the freehold* h 

m K. BCKWCII, 44 Surf rd.. But 

Me mm laid slide for its 

Wded them from prize awards 

on. u soon M money Is .._ 

Mute of being city officials. Tho 

Uable by federal grant to 

mu also commended R»yniond 

le county's share, and 

^ for the decoration worit at 

nd labor are again in 

l^hall and Irvln Johnton, Jr., fur 

ly, 

Utlilgh school building display, 

Wn FRIZES AWARDED 

Director Jackson riported ti 

fcunty's 11th, annual fishing . 

ftae list calls for $S0 cash 

n ISM received morit publiclt 

and $10 for second in each 

per before In focusing at 

Th«re are 10 third riMS 

Jpon fishing in county wattL. 

- J each for residential l decoratieni 

Be singled out for praise the tthree third prizes of IS in the 

ly's service officer, William neroial division, 

r outstanding work on b complete list of awards fallows; 

HterUs and their families lim il|t Prize — Arthur Oehlschliger, 

Appointment last summer. jtKtsbrlght rd. 

; 

fcd Prize—Swing Corson, J Surf 

a Prise—Robert McOonnlcK, 9 

Price of Butter ( rd.; Albert Blum, 17 Surf rd.; 

. Lute, 239 West av.; jean Camp- 

Ml 6th st.: James H. Malme, 

U Marlon pi.: Arnold cole, 1112 

PeclinesHere •fcley »v.; Anthony Nani», 10th it, 

m Central av.; George Walters, 319 

Off 6 to 7c; Fol- Mley »v.: Dr. Thomas Adams 812 

lowt City Trend Hustle av.; Mrs, Richard Johnson, 

_ , ..MAtlantic av, 

The ertah of the Mew York buife ionerable Mention = 

barket, which had repercussions' 18 East Staspray rd,, Robert K, 

(Washington, brought price relief » purl rt.: Major Paul A. OI- 

Ux or seven cwiti a pound to " ., 415 48th St.; Raymond Perks, 

TSljr eonsuram th& week. 300 Wesley av,: iietser ft Van 

Butter prices dropped 8 to 11 3M Wester av.; OtU Town- 

' New York last Thursday, and u. 60S AtlanUc nv, Edwald 

week end the effect was ebrav, 415 loth st,; Albert Oldin 

a somewhat lea sharp , 1307 Wesley av.; C. B. MUli- 

,-„ I Central rd.: Jack Sipple, 7M 

l|ta»y av.; Harold Stemtuek, 34 

ICE FLUCTUATES 

rf rd.: Merman Stable "••»«- 

|.-Butt*r aold by the Acme n and Bayfront; E. W. 

Jket went, from 91 cents to Wesley av,; Herbert Jennings 

itf a pound on Friday, but tot pelhnm pL; Herbert Brownlee, 

I back up to 86 cents on Mom 

butter of Ute dairy compan 

" ' t lint from 85 cents 

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In Camden and a 2»-bed children's 

hospital to be constructed at the 

seashore, probably on Absecon Island. 

MILLION DOLLARS RAISED 

More than 11,000,000 already has 

been pledged by the Oatholie population 

of the area. Business people 

and the general public will be asked 

in the new drive for the remaining 

$1,200,000. 

Harry Keller, local manager of the 

Burkard Coal Co. and prominent 

Knights of Columbus leader, has 

been named chairman of the Ocean 

City campaign, while the trt-county 

area is under the general chairmanship 

of Albert J. Peyl, Atlantic pity 

newspaper publisher. 

Assisting Mr, Keller as vice chair 

men here wiu be Mayor Clyde W, 

Btruble, Haney Lloyd Chattin, Ber 

nard Simmons and Prank J. San 

nmo. Each in turn wiu select his 

own committee of four or more sol 

England also announced the 

letters. i 

intiiietit of T. B. Hnmm to head 

PLEDGES PAYABLE MONTHLY 

the electric company's opcra- 

Mr. Keller announced that the 

in Cape May County. In addl- 

primary purpose of the solicitation 

to the principal areas served 

will be to obtain pledges which may 

iigh Ocenn City and Sea Isle 

be payable monthly or in other eon 

Mr. Hamtn will supervise corn- 

venient Installments. 

operations In Wlldwood, Cape 

General Chairman Feyl, In a let- 

mid Cape Mfiy Court House. 

ter to campaign workers this Week 

Hamm resides near Court House MORTON L LEACH said 

his family. 

H, DISTRICT MANAGER 

irton L. Leach, another prominjean 

City employe of the eomand 

past president of the Oc- 

[Oity Rotary Club, who has been Cafeteria 

:harge of the company's office 

leean City for many years will 

•levated to the position of Dis- 

Manafer and will supirvise all Prices Up 

operations pt the company 

by Ocean City and Sec Isle , Food to Cost 

i ' 

_j retirement of 1. P. Lie, Dlv- 

> Manager of the Southern Divi 

of the company, serving WUd- 

Oape May and Court House, 

E 

was announced for February 1, 

th the appointment of O. W. Merit' 

as District Manager of that 

to become effective the same 

Ite, 

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"It has been our belief that retail 

business firms wht, depend for their 

prosperity and success on the well" 

being and prosperity of our citizens, 

have a share In the civic responsibility 

to see that this area has necessary 

hospltallzation to take care of 

Its people, 

"We need more hospital beds tc 

give Better care to all our people 

Further than that, retaU business 

throughout New Jersey and the On. 

Ocean City High School students 

and teachers who eat their luncheons 

In the school cafeteria wUi begin 

paying slightly higher prices 

when they return Monday after the 

Christmas holidays. 

Oeorge W. Meyer, principal, announced 

this week that increased 

costs of food commodities have fore- 

-Inch Snowfall ed the cafeteria to Increase prices 

on some items, 

ireets New Year "Our cafeteria operates as far as 

. Ocean city greeted the new year possible on a non-profit basis," Mr. 

kith a blanket of snow, but theMeyer 

said. "We regret the neces- 

's heaviest fall was soon obsity of raising prices. If and when, 

literated by a pelting rain which costs decline we shall lower our 

ilasted all day Wednesday. charges accordingly," 

Th* U, s, Weather 8ur«au gave 

the official depth of mow as 2.2 

He said the cafeteria has been 

Inches, and added that the total pre- 

operating "in the red' 

Kiwanians See cipitation of both rain and melted 

snow was .02 inches, a heavy amount 

for a 24-hour period. 

A-Bomb Movie Temperatures well above freezing 

made motoring [airly safe hen, but 

some hi(hw*ys on the mainland 

Army Mm Shew were coated with lee. 

Of ficial Film 

A powerful argument for effd Mrs. Silling Honored 

control of atomic energy wa Mrs. Eleanor Silling, 926 Central 

pietorially to the Ocean City 1 . av., was honored recently by being 

Is Club, Wednesday aftemeo] at elected commander of the National 

Plymouth Inn, 

Organization, World War I and II 

Nurses ef the State of New Jersey, 

The lound film, "Tale of '^ Mrs. Silling is a member of the 

ies," was brought to the club I Lt, Atlantic City Women's Port 334, Am- 

J. J. O'Donnell and Sgt. erican Legion, 

of the Atlantic City Army 

ing office. 

The film, ortthiilly produri for 

military use, graphically Wed Fire Department 

the almost unbelievable " tlon 

wrought by the Mom I I that 

hit Hiroshima and Na and For Marmora 

clinched the argument : 

surrender In August, IMS, 

Volunteers to Or- 

The official pictures showef 

and scan made en building 

guilM, Tuesday 

three miles from the bom Formal organization of a volun- 

by the tremendous beat of t teer fire department at Marmora 

Another feature of the is scheduled to take place at a 

was the Kinging of a mixed meeting next Tuesday night, Jan- 

Of young people, comprisini EUeen uary T,in the Odd Fellows' Hall, 

Oongioff, Marion Matthew; Lloyd Palermo, 

Chattln and Dairy DeMaris The company will provide the 

Arthur DeMaris, vice p sident, neighboring mainland community 

MPdusted the meeting, wr h waswith 

its own fire proteotlon for the 

counted aa the first one for ie new first time. Dp to now the residents 

1M7 adminbtration, even thjught f have depended upon nelghborint 

mi a day early. 

companies of ocean City, Tuekahoe 

anfl Ocean View. 

Mrs. Bra Johnson, MB ( 

An official charter for the new 

spent Christmas Day 

company has just been granted, following 

an inauguration meeting attended 

by 62 volunteers several 

weeks ago. At nest week's meeting 

officers will be elected and installed 

m 8 Stfrtes Responded 

and other organizational details 

declines were noted! 

completed. 

is Paper's Plea for Lady Sam Organizers report that a number 

afenti began lnv_. 

the manipulation of tog . hearted person* in eight hauling and delivering of 

of generous «ash donations hav» 

been received for the purehase of 

Inflated art th* 

fart thai there fa a *t« ,«£ 

dan that many •* «• *****,:-*, 

of east om UM p*onH» mmmmmp,:i 

sktenUy low* to» *i « ^ 

cost when the JUWjafi- 

December alone provided f large 

share of tee 1946 building program, 

showing * marked accelerationÔf 

" lita after priority contrqM 

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le that it shouia share the fiimn as a Utehen ormuncnt. WMll,-TOe 

cial cost Of constructing adequate The company plans to extend into 

hospital faculties Which will be fornil 

branches of novelties, Ubludlng 

the use of Its employes and r— wagons and buckets and shovels for 

temers, 

children, tables, comer cabinets and 

FOB ALL PEOPLE 

a complete line of lawn ornaments, 

"TMs hospital wUl be for the use 

Such at dogs, cats and other ani- 

ef all people regardless of race, 

mals, 

creed, color, social standing or ab- 

BEGAN IN GARAGE 

ility to pay." 

The enterprise was begun in the 

It was pointed out that the It,- garage at the Bay sv. ad|dress, and 

200,000 Objective of the emmpsien how eiitends through two bedrooms 

Is the largest mm jouiht for any and a kitchen, Mr, Mattes said. Ht 

humanitarian purpose in the his- is looking for a building to house 

tory of South Jersey. It is entire- the trowing business which he exly 

for the construction of hotplUl pects will employ about seven men 

buildings and wili not be a recur- at first. He can now turn out apring 

annual expense drive. proximately 350 articles a day. 

The 38-bed children's hospital will A retired building contractor, for- 

be of the most modern design and merly of Barnsborough. N. J,, Mr. 

will be constructed at the seashore Mattes came here three yean ago, 

because ef the therapeutic advan- following a serious injury at the 

tages of such a location. 

plant of the Mew York Shipbuilding 

Oe, 

Given only a short time to live, 

by doctors, he has since made a 

14 From Resort complete recovery to good health 

which, he contends "was greatly 

aided by Ocean City's sea air," 

On Jury Panels 

Fourteen Ocean City people are Addiacotti Feted as 

.lite* for possible grand jury or petit 

jury service at the forthcoming They Leave Hospital 

January term of Cape May County SOMERS POINT — Th* annual 

courts. 

Christmas party of the Shore Mem- 

The panel of 35 grand jurors and orial Hospital staff and employees 

SO petit jurors was drawn Monday took plac* at the Nurses' Home, 

by sheriff Egbert J. Woed and Wil- Shore rd, and New York av., Monliam 

B, Powell, jury commissioners, day evening when Mr. and Mrs. 

at Court House, before Judge A, J. Herbert Addiscott were presented 

Oafiero. 

with gifts Irom members of the 

Local people drawn for the grand 

Nurses' Association and staff of the 

jury were- Ewing T. Oorson, realtor; 

hospital, 

Dflores M, HUlman, stenographer; Mr, Addiscott, who for many years 

Harv^ W. Adas, Adams, accountant; a : Jack has been superintendent of the hos- 

a. Jemee, retired: Laurence Nickpital, 

with Mrs. Addiscott, will leave 

erson, manager, and Clark Crosby, 

for Florida in the near future. He 

superintendent. > 

resigned several months ago, effective 

January I. He has been succeed- 

Prospective petit jurori from the ed by Miss Nancy Asplnall, 

resort are: Helen M. Onnway, housewife 

: Julius Roth tailor; Bertram 

F Jamei, foreman; JjOUlse Comman, 

housewife; Oeorge p. Otiffney, electrician: 

Lynwobd MintMr, candy 

manufaeturen H, Walter Orubb, 

paintw, and Edith Harbour, clerk. 

Brown Tells How He Saw Meteorite-Shedding Rocket 

Rise from N. M Desert, 124 Miles from His Home 

! 

of IMS saw 108 permits, 

t«6,783 in dollar volume. 

WAT •*Btto ; .dr < 3»iiJ. 1 - V^;^P: 

The 1946 record is more Btriktne 

when compared wiffi fte M yW;, 

before toe war, l«Ett^Ws#f* 

there were MS buuding permits issued 

and the estimated east of the 

work was |§21,01i. Of this sum, the 

cost of new construction (excluding 

alterations and repairs) was f3«,- 

555. The new work included 56 ongle/amlly 

dwellings, eight two-farn- 

Uy apartments, seven garage-apart- i 

ments, and two four-family units. 

In other words, there wert.W, 

more dwelling unite built in 19*6 

than there were to the last pri^Wtt, 

year. . . ....-../ •-•>'''L:h 

The best ye* of the pre-war.g 

construction flWTjr-wa* 1938 wH»b 

the total reachea »713,376. T«tdi 

for the other yean went 19JV 

$649397; 1939, wmm\ «% "

mm 

, J-MÔg 

rîito-uijj« 

„, Court upheld 

Htles to prohibit 

• on pUblle 

iV.i*toton east, juitlea 

„__ „-mdwaA ma m* 

mfttvmm ww «»t "the »««- 

, ioni to «p»s oni'i opinion and to 

itnfliii ottBi to, WimWi to hear 

:? these optataiil does net wniilln the 

' right to compel Others to listen- The 

tutu ol expression through a 

sound amplifier It tantamount to 

glODipuMon/* 

ClJsrie* Kovacs, fined ISO under a 

tttaton BntNiBigt wdhmnw, ap- 

pealed on the ground that it was a 

Violation of the constitutional right 

of Om speech ana taiw, 

Ocean OQ tei an .erfinanet of 

many JMft standing, similar to 

that of fttnum,' «*«& prohiwts 

raucuouj impU««itlon of advertij. 

Ing mesjflfifi Such noise is author- 

Wh tml/toder a special permit by 

mUstn rarely issued. 

Mr. Mid Mrs .Ewlng T Corton, T 

Surf rd, an entertaining their niece 

Miss Joan Colllsson. daughter ' 

Captain N. Harvey Collision, 

Wksolaston, DC, for the rest 

UM holiday season. 

IN MEMORIAM 

im sutOtnobUe aeddont. Ho scried 

wltli JlattilX A Slpt Coast AT 

Wfe tni tftiwfeing of you today* 

iu and the past, 

mimory 

Just as we saw You last. 

We do not need a Ipscial day 

TO bring you to our minds. 

THe «W» wi do not think of you 

Aft very hart to fifld. 

- If jul tne world were ours. 

We Would give it, yes, and more. 

T*(M the fMe of you, dtar George, 

tttflftry Md pie Brother Adoiph 

AN ifisulated MUksafc on your porch 

wmas am from heat, freeing, 

animals, dirt, etc. Holds four quarts, 

•100. Heist. SO! 4th st. ph. 0296-W 

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1946 Building 

t High level 

a Continued from pate 1 

amounted to S2JS0 in 1048, and 

went up to 13,848 last year, 

DECEMBER ACTIVE 

December alone was more than 

usually active for the building 

trades, for it was marked by the is- 

suance of permits for 10 new build, 

ings, mainly dwellings and ri num- 

ber of other major improvements to 

properties. 

New dwellings started last mqiitl 

ncluded: 

10 Holly Tree rd., rpsidenen lor C. 

k. luler, 110,000; A, S, Caniburn 

contractor. 

SIS Gull rd,, for W. Leroy Booth 

i.OOQ; Vicior pontiere. raiuractor. 

3141 Central uv., resilience for 

Robert Monihan, $8000, 

1001 Simpson av., rpsictaicn for 

.eon Costello, Jr., $8,800: George 

3 otts, contractor. 

More New Stock 

2x4,2x6,2x8,2x10 TlO's£ 

''iPtidtf'Roofen 10 Sf. 

Red Mingled Matt Bricks . 48,50 M. 

Asphalt Shiêii. .'.-........ 6,50 Sq. 

btae BfacK, Hat Blend, DUne Green, Clover Green, 

fMAMHeM. 

Rough Pine QBVa Sf. 

PAINTERS... 

? 5 WP ol)TSI »B WIIIITE - . Must have 1 Hi 

I*ad addfd to sch nllsn of paint to jive correct 

Ut m-ltht. White Iea4 to available only in 25.1* cans 

WMA roroes ns io sell in U-mUoa tote only. Price I4.S0 gal. 

(While Lead Included) 

J. P. COLLINS CO. 

South Seaville, N. J. 

3333 West av.. rmtairii for Joseph 

Anunell. 13,000. 

mi Wisiey av., bungalow for A 

Hamilton Powell, $5,000. 

4M8 Asbury av. cottage for Clay- 

ton Onley, S2.S00, 

4833 Asbury av, cottage for Clay- 

too Onley, $3,800, 

Also issued last month was a per. 

mit for a hardware niaiiufaeturinE 

factory at 13th it, and Haven av. 

by the Huber Manufacturing Co., 

Inc., for Charles Heiemann, 

Another commercial project under 

way is a cinder block pumping sta 

tion for Ocean City Water Service 

Co., at 27th st, and West av.. to cost 

13,000, 

J, M. Klefer, 400 Atlantic av., is 

spending an estimated $6,000 on an 

addition to his two-family apart- 

rnent house, and William Harml is 

spending about the same sum re- 

palrlnR dsmaBe done recently by 

fire to his two-family apartment at 

013-14 Park pi, John E, Trout has 

the latter contract. 

Coast Guards Rescue 

Father and Son 

Wildwood Coast Ciuards Bundav 

night rescued u father and sen whei 

their fishuiij boat ran out of gasu 

line five miles southeast of Here 

ford Inlet. 

Bert Mean, skipper of the Chero- 

kee, sent up flares which attracted 

Coast Guard attention after his fue. 

was exhausted. 

Resort Masons 

Lodge to Celebrate 

50th Anniversary 

D Norman Young was installed 

as Worshipful Master ol Ocean City 

Lodge NO, 1T1, Free and Accepted 

Masons, at a meeting In Mawimr 

hall Thursday night last week. 

Past Master Somei's C, Youiiu 01 

ficiated at the Installation of new 

officers, assisted by Past Master 

Lewis L, Barrott. Jr., as marshall. 

Others seated were Alfred W. 

Powell, Senior Warden: Wilbur O. 

Mutser, Junior Warden; Kenneth E 

Boland, Senior Deacon; Laurence V 

Luniiy, Junior Deacon; John H, Way. 

Senior Master of Ceremonies: Lewis 

A. Oraham. Junior Master of Cere- 

monies: Leroy J, Wells, Senlnr Stew- 

ard: James JV Barboiir, Junior 

Steward; Clyde W, Slruble, P.M., 

treasurer: Roy E. Darby, P.M., sec- 

retary: Rev Robert C, Davis, chap- 

lain; Somers C Young, P.M., mar- 

shal; Lewis Oandy, P.M., (yler: Ken. 

nith 1. Boland, proxy to the grand 

lodge; Or, William a. Abbott, trus- 

tee for three years. 

The year 1947 will be the 50th an- 

niversary year of the Ocean City 

lodge, and the new officers are plan- 

nini a suitable celebration nl the 

event, probably in February 

R.A.M. Chapter" 

Seats Officers | 

New officers were in.siHllpri hy ihe. 

Ocean City Chapter No. 4ii. Rin;il 

Arrh Masons nl u itieetinB Di'i'rllibi'r | 

19 m the Masonic Hull Stirling W ; 

Cole, Past Hiih Priest, wns the In - 

stallliii officer, 

Lewis L. Barrett. Jr. mu-rnftlfd 

himself as Most Esi-ellcni Hitli 

Priest of the Chapti'i. 

Other 1847 officers are; Wilbur (1. 

Mutter, Excellent Kins; D, Norman 

Young, Excellent Scribe; Lmirmri 1 

P. Lunny Captain of tlie Host; Ir- 

ving J, Mounts, Principal Sojourn- 

er: Kenneth E, Boland, Royal Arch 

Captain; Somers C, Young. PHI'., 

Treasurer; C. Wesley Barclay, P. 

H, P., Secretary; Albert J. Blum 

Samuel Beyel find Lewis A. Graham 

Masters of the Veils; LeHoy J. Wells. 

Chaplain: Willisrd F. Stetscr, Ty- 

ler: r, Edwin Reiber, Orgnnisl: 

Hans BUfkhard, p.H.P. unrt HnniiH 

D, Powell, P H p.. Trusterv 

New Epicopal Rector, Wtfe 

Ministers, Gland County Officiali Among 

Guests Attenng Affair at Pariah Houie 

.... or Hiily Trty Episco- 

pal ClHirih uiivi" » rectlon \loli- 

rtay niiilii in their newetor, Kev, 

Forrest K. . Vuui;liiui,iuid Mrs, 

Viiuuhan. iiL the pnrishousr. HSS 

Cciitriil ;iv 

The Imii WHS nuractlv deinrat- 

•ci with Imllv. hiiiii'! uiKednr. und 

linn u hiipi' ilfcuruied^hrisuiias 

•rev in tin' hay wuiriiisv, v Viumli- 

nis crecli'd Oi'i'an City fishiiiucrs 

:inii other ni'iv Il'icnns I the IIW. 

Aliniil mi IHI'KIIIII ;ilinnd tin 1 ri'- 

Cfpiion ill exti.'iHl lIir.nTeeinnjs 

crry. roi NTY 

OFFICIALS ATTKM1 

Kv'-rs- hiiiusii'r m i ho iimriniEy 

was I'iihi'i pii'si'iii or 's h"iird 

Iriiiii. nun I hi" cily tiiveriieiit wiis 

li'jiliMi'hliii hy Miiyur vde W. 

•iti".ililc iiiiil C'.inimii'iioiic Edward 

B. Bt'Uh'T. urcnnijiuiili'd V Uit'ir 

v n-.-si {''ii.MI\ t'lcrii nild '«. Rlir- 

liilg W. Cole and other :al and 

county ofiirmls also were pent. 

Tlie Wnmi'ii s Ausiharyof the 

ciiurrh Hcr\'!'ri ten. rnt^rc ai sand- 

wiches ni nil IftiitK [iliiiij th fake 

linfl riir.fi> SilM'r -rr\ H'c cvitrinus 

nipinbet'^ wns ust. ! fi for the'rînii. 

HOSTESSKS 

, F, E. VAl'GHAN 

Mr, and Mrs. Oarl Hopf are visit- 

ing relatives in Ohio. 

••••••»•••••••••>»«>•»•#•>•••••••••>•••>••»» 

BEST WISHES for 1947! 

ikmXL City Hardware Co. 

J 720'- 722 Aabury Avenue 

INSURE 

YOUR 

FURS 

Illlll 

JEWELRY 

One Policy; 

Can cover botli 

furs and jewels 

for every mem 

ber of the fam 

lly nsldinf wit 

you at sma! 

Hancy Lloyd Chattin 

131B Aflbury Avenue 

Phone 0060 

Training School Has 

Christmas Program 

Children of thr Baysieir Training 

School, Bepsley's Paint, pri'senicfi 

their annual Christmas nnlerlfiiii. 

rrient for friends mid rrlnihcs n!, 

Monday night last week. 

The program consisted nf H pinv. 

"Bo Peep OhristniH.s," folioweri hy: 

carols and othnr school Mint--. Tln-| 

ygunKstprs also prcsemed » diiin lili 

musical program whnii was c-niini..' 

ia»tieally rrcpived, 

On clvi-lmas intiruiiij ;i' Ihr 

school, Kama Claus pnid a MSII mill 

distnhmi .1 loys, and Artliiir Collins 

of Waniitinl, tiiok MIIIII' pii-tliri". ol I 

the feslivp Ki-oiip iirouihi ihc trre. I 

weir Mrs Ley Jrf- 

Hies. Mrs. Oi'tiiMi' w Ore, Mrs 

Wilham II c'olh-,,,.11 ,li Mi Ain.c 

Hllii|is(lii Mrs 'I'miol 1 iv JC'arrv. 

Mi's. Lsuwi'in'i' K Hull Mrs.'liarli 1 .- 

Mmcr. Mrs. Rulph I). Jiir\ Mrs, 

Kobert Wn.ilsiun. %!rs, Jupcit 

Wick*, MI,, piirniliy Olivi Mrs, 

Cluirli's Mill ii.-irrl Mis, :1WIIITI 

Frt'neh Mr- I-idnuiiHl lle^rsoii 

Mrs Klmii'v Ksihiim Mrs RKiics, 

Mr,. I hrodnri' Driuln. MrsJ-Vaiik 

Oiix, Mr.- nohiMt Tuyliii. Mi Nul- 

nmii CHITIWPII and Mis Kali Tay 

Inr, 

Spin"'.- Wii!fli.!i rhiiili's tiiiei, 

liminr Wrirdfii Hiiiiiii Tiiyl and 

Vf'si rvnit'M Holji ri X^'iMii-liiii, ,uard 

Fi-i'iii'h. tinil'i;.' ;-ii.:l. y Alfri Mn- 

JCi. Wliiiam H Ciilli.-.iin. Jr., 'iiriii 1 

S lin'li iiili! D'ipri' VVn k, «miri 

IhC icrln; i,' in i-l ii .11 I 111' (yts. 

Ilii Hi'i ii!-.(i Mi-. \:,ii:'l ai'iiilir 

in Oi i uii o n i.i-t imiMtHrtiin 

Wrsli.ll,' V ,1 1,-.! ..:-n.;v,;illjvcri 1 

ilTiill fli'V.'hi.iil. II fill infKMd- 

\'.'U i-i rlir II rM'iV i i IA fit h st. 

Three Hunters in 

County Are Finec I 

'I Inn- t'ii]i, \l.iv r.iin.n mi u r n . 

Iliwil In .lii-liri "I li'r I'i-:iC(,I."rr- j 

Willll. Kf ln *'" 

lantic City, when he deoJWS 11 JH 

to drive over here just 10 *• t0B 

resort. 

He was so impressed flftjW 

City's cleanliness and tt§ W ^ 

ness of its people that li dfw. 

on Impulse, to locate Wt. »J 

bought a property at 813 tt *•«« 

opened an orfice there, MBttm 

the property and moved Btt e s* 0 * 

Building, 

CRITICALLY ILL, FINIM0W 

He was critically 111 w 

settled here and fpent U 

JM btMmi a member of 'the 

i City Rotary oiug only about 

_Jt • 

'inners Listed 

CiinllnuMl from pafe 1.. 

Parkway; John Dairy, 301 Park- * 

by; iAwrence Hall, 800 Parkway, 

n. Berger. Wesley rd, and Waver- 

blvd.i Jerome Brown, Ml lit I* 

Hty OHloiaii Not Ltitel for ftrte- 

— Henry Roesir Jr., Pidia pi. 

I Atlantic iv,; Jonn Boswull,' 44 

f rd. Both were In the pri» 

up. 

JMMEBCIAt 

City Cbaple Married oO Yean 

cimries 

for 1947 Ht'll injoy 

QUALITY MEJff: 

Hall ilka thair daljlfleui î- 

damsu, fha dapandaMa qi#l- 

lly you will alwsyi find In *w 

Meat Bapartmanfi and *• 

auuranc* you will alwayi^t 

tnorm r*ol valua far y^r 

* mon»y. 

Leon, Grade A 

CHUCK ROAST 3 - 

Okitui 

Dr, 

Passefet 6 

Pajlroiiq gf 

Bowling 

MirtAGIIIO 

>reUi-"d 

S 

s 67. 

A Ty - av - : 

John 

Jithst. 

Hotel, Bth 

n - rmfeir •MffW 

Honorable Montio,, _ John Peito 

SS Asbury av.; Wliiiam AndiT^ 

h st. and Ajbury rfv,; Sonurflffl 1 

•rest 737 Asbury av.; Joseph Ts!-° 

If 7 " AjSufy a M DH 

l». 744 Ajftury av,; MM, DeHart 

st. and Bay av,; Frendyi Dreg 

IWre. 7th it, and Aswry a* 

loyda Flower Shop, 037 Asbury av • 

owfii's Oarage, 34th st. 

Sinall, Uon (Short Shank.Rajy to KV 

SMOKED PICWCS 

Provolone ***" ^Wt 'StaiP'^î 

llu " 

Point, and Atlantic Mj 

but he says that he hM i 

improved in health. 

"I have never before 

community whose peopk 

frteiMUy, kind and eoBd4rt»te y stu 

said. "For that itaanTllVrt H "a)°f >n selenee. 

leave. But you have om*l« 

chlropodtat hero In Dr,tW» 

I ^ ^ ^ TO. COLLBOE ^ •• 

• n==! v*j ^ ^ i MfEHgntoi' "ui" jar. 

.'^v d .«"• Maurice S, Bcull, Ml Wefti, 

1 ?:" J»l return Sunday to W11- 

f Mary Collefe, WUiainJ.' 

?'.^ " ltw spendlni the hMi- 

f «th her parents. Mlna SeuU H 

«r« year student and pi«nj to 

)°f >n selenee 

aar"~.i"!Ri.sgir-="":a 

IHESH SEUCT JHtSiT OTSTEKS - 33, 

THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

;mav 

up in 

i- lieiii 

rnm Okkiliijma 

liir k> Tile 

lillilK iliiliiiiH. 

.ili-ri, 

ii lill I)111 11•'i- liiiiiK .-n\rri by 

M> slMUitidrss. Din. 

l mm nip, imked 

iuli\-| ! and n|i\r s:il = 

olfci'. Hill.. Nn but - 

-Mrs. Olive Brady, 84a I'lanu pi,, 111 

rncuiJt'raliiiB al hr-r Imuw uflir Imv- I 

iliR been cnticnlly ill wiili piinnuin.-l 

Holiday Parties 

E i mini 

It's our fomoui Sfeytfl Sulk lee Creotti— 

packed in e handy gallon container thai 

flh snugly Info your home freew. In. gddj. 

lion, it's priced »Iftw »hat you eon lie*p 

several golloni on hand to ierve your 

family and guests during the Holiday 

SeqiBn. Ij^youf Breyai- B.nl.r H.,.. 1 ) 

have this gallon container, ask him to 

order It fsr ypy ot entt. 

»•»•••••) 

Knickerbocker 

Fund 

tot the Divrrsiriialion, 

Supervisioii and Safe-keeping 

of Investmcnls 

i-ro?.|.i'riit!. inu> In. iil.liki111.1l rrmi! 

C, J, CURLETTE 

itMFMli.i'lil NlM-ilfili.-.. 

1329 BnardHalk 

Atlantic! City, N. J, 

1)1 rlHi! us ON \ [si r 

M' : ;IMI M: W.-I'I. i' liiiiiic[,;:il 

ii,i!,L-i,ii : : I 1 ; si;, vii 1 •'!>.itiuu pi , 

"i.-.•.!•.,' Mi .1;••: Mi- 1) ilri Bin 

"I Mi'iiii. , 1',,. I.- 1 1 1 hv fliriinii.s 

iiiiliii.r. , Mr ,1:1! Mi ,. Ir'AiliiiHl 

Illllllll. «h" ,ili- «|n :lt;i;:i: l|ilS |'rk 

in AUiihlii- rns ',,tfr t;.,,.i.. n.NIr 

.11.1! Ml -. 1 i|ilr:i-h ill ,1 liuiiilv diicr 

MnhdiiV c\i IIITII;. 

ul lie I'l'riill 

ti'i 1 this lime 

7.30 p.m. fin l.iaii iiiul rliiik I 

c:li;t H'i' (1 ihlllU bi'inw. llil>: \vill 

he nil until I reach my iirMiiialion. 

\ I.ITT1.K niKiHTENED 

1 khnu yuu arf flying tci knuw ab- 

Min 111 v liviiiii riiiilpitinfin. K very 1 

tci'rfetiny Mliiccr uf Lin' Air C,orj%H, 

»h(i I', nil Inf. way 111 japiiii. Ahull 

JH .',f,i; . Hid; hi' i^ niurncd, hai ii 

'.Kill' and 7-inoiilh-iild baby 111 St 

I ,,,'ii - 

Ainvi'il ill L. A. lulir hours lillc 

H.iii nii_. 1 hmh uindt, and had u: 

rlmiii;!' niir i-iiuiM 1 . wliifli niiidc us 

Lilc The iHticr pun uf the nip wn» 

qiiiiu roii^li ui 1 c 1 choiipy but I did- 

II 1 mi Mck Wiis a littic inghteiiod 

hir ;i u hth'. 

BATTERIES .. . at the Right Price 

ANTI-FREEZE . . at Pre^War Price 

WALKER'S TIXACO STATION 

34tli si, and shun- Kd. Plioine 80J8 M.irmnra, N, j, 

PLENTY of NliW rim • • ALL KIZKH 

GAS OIL TIHES ANTI-FREEZE 

Dlstribinr for Plastic OIoss 

Compile Lubrication 

MINOR REPAIR! PARTS * ACCESSORIES 

Full Lino iiiflcrs and Tail Pipm 

»•••« 

J. S. KRUK & CO. 

I'lLlNtJ 

nvi.utomn WOHK 

JRAI)INn - GRAVKLING 

Phone Ocean City 0987-,! 

FLY 

Anywhere — Anytime 

CHARTER 

FLIGHTS 

NEW, FAST. LUXURIOUS 

SIINSONS 

SEACOAST 

AIRLINES, Inc 

Airplanes for Every Purpose 

Ocean City 

Municipal Airport 

d_ m. and Bay Ave, 

iK Ocean cuv m m Bt 

Atlantic City 4.M50 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 

Seashore Building 

& Loan Assn, 

801 Asbury 

K MOTHERS! 

Bar Tour Chllilrm'i 

Mo wen Studio 

DEVELOPING • PRINTINa 

PhoiDfraphi • C»m*ra SnppBM 

721 Wesley Ave. Ph. 0651 

CHILORENS OlHflTTEBI 

SPEARS ^H 

; Ifelfi ATUNTIC AVE 

ATLANTIC CITf 

War *i I 

LOANS 

LOANS 

MNS 

You can borrjii fran th bank for many pur- 

poses. Here are ante ol thetinda of loans we arti 

making every day; 

Buiinesg Loan 

Collateral Loam 

Mortgage Lou 

Personal Loan 

G.I. Home Lea ; 

Automobile Loss 

Consumer CredLoan* 

Property Impr«iMnt lans 

Life Insurance Mey Lois 

Fire IniuranMftimiuiiLoBni 

New jersey Vrtins' Biness Loans 

Safe Depositl^ *!•• /»l,ln 

•:" fi ""'- k- ten... 

'•"•'!> St.'l|.l-.., I,,,, 

-J R=w •lC1..,,,jI, 

h "'l- Iif,.fili, iJ 

'ily 

Ai .n pr,. 

»",v. 3IW 

fl'. 

I) 

; |"îni|i II... nr-uii. liu,ta lot 

• •••I'll * i i l i A i t - l l l l d , . m M d o 

', ''""•' "»'" « i'i •spill TIIP in. 

'•'I ..luiiiid .,«.,,„!(! „„„.,, (lMpltp 

•' • I '.ii-ini; hy Kwiniis. PITKIISOIIS 

— '•• t '( tici',,,,,, ,,, Hwuyn,, but 

•'.•.' "" l " Ulll-'l '-Pol Wlih „ wfrk 

'' ! ' !1 l i ' - l l f K i , , j 

land alleyi. ' ; 

Both teams of the women's league 

ore a clou* second and third with 

only two more weeks to KO In the 

first half. The men's division will 

wind up In one more week. 

Pointers Wallop 

Legion Togsers 

Somers Point walloped the Ocr'ari 

City Ameritain Lcijlon baskstccrs, 

37-18 in an Atlantic County Ijeag-uP 

Baskplball contest in tionvcruion hall 

hfTij Monday night, 

Thfi visitors jumppd into an t'firly 

lead by scoring 16 points in Ihe 

first qiiartiT, and they cioniiniipd to 

Widen th(i 1'op until Ihf t:\nmri_i 

whistle. 

Brib Mr-DowHl lopped tin. priim. 

ers with live liHld goals for IO 

•xiint.'i, and Carroll liad second tion- 

irs with ciKlit. Fur Ocenri City, Fox 

was high scorer with thrcr. licld 

'""•'• iirid a lou! for .Hcvpfl tnlli*";. 

Rink Area Flooded | 

For Ice Skatin 

As thp thprmriinptpr aipp 

u yo dP(Sri>p.s on Tiipsday, II 

Missing Planes 

One Reported in 

Crash Off Delaware 

An intPnsiVB Coast Guard and 

Navy search was under way TUPS. 

day niKht olid Wi'diicsduy in tiip 

watprft from Atlantic City to Nut- 

folk. VII. In an attempt to Iind tun 

miMing Navy plnnes, 

The cutter Gentian, from HIP Capp 

Miiy C011M uuard haw, buttled hea- 

vy snow and rani at sna lookmtt lor 

wrcrkaBP of a plunc rrporlcel over- 

due uri a lliKhl Irnm Quon.wt, R I.. 

to Norfolk. Crash or ihe iilane off 

lleheihofh Bciich. l)c\ . uns reported 

by u hshfrninn. 

The plane «'ai in have madp n 

rpiidj-zvoiis at liii- Atlantic City Nu- 

sul Ha-ie «r LJ-Î ni. Tuesday. 

Tin* uihpi ini>,slii^ itirf'rjif!, a sc;i = 

plain', was si hcrtuled tn return to 

N n r l O l l f iliirli ;, t r li, J lilljht U p llie 

As thP thpSo^J-^d down Irt,!'";, 11 .'^^.^nMh" 

' plane miiMiit' In.m Qnuniu-t. the 

h 

TJieh.i 

Mrs WUlL. 

J. William Morri8orr3£ 

Mrs Frederick Wallace, / 

Mr, Charts A Oldfleld, Ut. and' 

Mrs Willlum Price, Mr arfd Mrs. 

Raymond H Perks Jr, Ml^s Jean I 

— EMabllshrd 1885 — 

Three fl«n«rgtionfl of Pine Purjuture 

JL, Mm Conlen 

.^ -. -..ej, | sn i.rdniinic 

enough sustained to jirovidp iwrd lee permit ijen'ire 

Moves 

to Curb Fires 

, An i,(diiiunr(. iiijiwriny an nffirihl 

. ,.«.,B., »M.fflH 10 provide iwrd lee permit Ijelnre 'i lire (.,11 lie •lartcti 

for skating. M u k m lwo l | l w j P • • ^ „„„„,;,.,, •' l *f 

days ol temperaiures wrtl below Wiltlu,,,,,! ,-itv ...mncil Mnndi.v ,n „ 

i«wm u, make the r.Khi sntfare m()V(. tf, ,,,„.,-, ,|llm,.rim, IH^ „,; 

" " • "I uiiil at)3 B«VP Osrar 

nd,virliiiil huiiors i 

K l 

BREAD 

loavn 

Hm, •*•• niifan, 

it woriicn 

torgo Assortment Canned trvHi & Vegetables 

WHOLE APRICOTS 

CHELSIIITLE 

GUARAN SOMPANY 

mm-Jv 

MORTGAGE 

FUNDS 

Unlimited amount! fur wand 

U>»eatlB*nte. r, II. A, or Prt»»t« 

rnnils. We handle all 

No coninibilon to the borroB-g 

Richard B. Fox 

City. N, I. 

Telephone OflBQ 

ir. Harry H. Lake 

OPTOMMRIST 

Tir OPTOMETHIST hr « Tt»n 

Liteli Fnnei aid Moumln,, 

SHI! Lguted Al 

§3? ASBUKY AVE, 

Now Get the 

LOT 

for 

A HOME 

OWN/ 

Bachfront Lota 

Comer Leu 

Rftidentidl Sites 

SEE 

CAREY 

15th St. and Boardwalk 

WHOLE APRICOTS 

HALVES APRICOTS 

GRAPEFRUIT SE* 

FRUIT COCKTAIL & 

APPLE SAUCE •'"-'•- 

SUGAR CORN 

OSCO FANCY PEAk 

CUT WAX BEANS h 

Sanerkiant 

FRUIT JUICES • f 

lemon 

li 

I* nUiv nighi ., 

ii'l-'.'lilil Vlllf. ,„,,,„,„., v 

•ip ,11.I'M- with L'JL' iiiirj f)r 

H V.ul ;i cli'-.e rininer-iip with 2i!l 

W.I'I niiiiiih „ jia and Rill smith 

.'In iv, ri' r,|hiT hiuh isaiiips 

I 1 ;,llller fhl'Vinlrt look a 3-1 Vfr 

''•''• Hi,III ,1 ,1 I.uiuor to USSurll 

':r i [iliiir- iiy a silitlp point. Chut 

';i ,111 ii Blriini' •,(',, in djjlutp lllri.i 

• •>< 1 M 3-1 win ti-iim Public Kufpiy 

Ilii. I-iqilnrriii'ii seined min third, 

i l.i li-iiiille 11;L-. tliri'e ueeks yi 

'" r,i. in Ilii- 11 F -! riiiiiid, ami 111 

;•• al* 1 ••'' i brw Ihili unvtllin 

,K,»firii: 

' M\Tf!iKS 

..' the Iniir Infill tPiim'i ii 

.li'i-yy iJ'iiKiip' fiimpelilliu 

,1 niiit'he-i hiyl Ralurcliil 

::iinioii men tnnk ,, t-S) land- 

in WikhUKjd *jn the Play- 

.Hint lanes. H-, Ilacknev hit 21(1. 

I'.ii I'l.-n-L 2113 and Cr.ini' 2lin 

Piavhiiifl mm firnpni-d threp 

n:.] li, Mil!', ill,' in all nut-ol-t^Wn 

.1 ti-'.t uhn'li him- Ai Hhmrs 2M as 

.1. Hi;! 1 , inn'.tiintiiriH score 

Or, :,|] City wnmen won n 3- 

Home Decorating 

Class to Open 

A new class in home decorating 

and fraftsmnnship lor Ocenn Cay 

women will havp its first sessio* 

Mnnday In the demon .tralion root: 

of the Atlantip City Electric Co 

Mis* Lois Q. Hamilton, county 

liomfi agpnt, will givp instruction ii 

covpring wire lump shades, Thp 

(lass will bp in session from 10:30 

a.m. to 3 30 p.m. A .wond class on 

the same subject 1? srhi'duled lo 

January 13. 

All women interested in ,„,„,„, 

may obtain additional iniorma 

Irum Mrs Hpnry .Scnhner 

rul nv. 

MISS HORSEY FLIES WEST 

Miss JPWPI Horsey daiidlilcr n 

ilin Horsey, 1359 Asbury av,. rp 

•I'litly flpw to Califoniia wliilp ot 

•ftraliun from schotjl in Delnwure 

10 join her father und sister. J«r- 

TUfline, who ate vucatirtnini! m I,os 

Somers Point 

t 

rubhish iiilfit ,, iJfciit 

mnnlhs, 

Fue Cine! Hull '.aid ther». UVI-P W 

fireB last nionlh, •iiarteri hv ciliitens' 

biirnini; trsfih or hrush wiiiioiii pro- 

9 Babies, Including 

Twins, Week's Score 

Thf iiuinbpF ni hoy hubirs bnrn 

shorf ^!(•^}(Jrlal HII.MI.IIIIL] fjiif«.'»ini,. 

*s dons 

PURNITIIRB - RUGS • BEDDING 

GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 

ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 

Philadelphia 47, Pa. Ocean City, N. J. 

fi 10-12-14 So. 2nd St., 936-988 Aabury Av, 

l^m. 3-3046 Phone 1547 

OCEAN CITY'S 

SALES AND SERVICING DEALER FOB 


We Are Writing Orders Now for 

SPRING DELIVERY OF 

Refrigeratora Ranges 

Water Heaters Washer* 

Dishwashers Disposals 

Vacuum Cleaners Tank Cleaners 

Heaters Electric Blankets Radios 

rn 

the 

iili 

to lour, but til 

rls, fise to lour, but til 

(Jlrls led ill ill liasl one respeel. for 

Iheir iiiinibir w b h peel. for 

briiueht to that 

their iiimihii . 

lotHl hy one MM 

Mrs William Irchim], uf I'leilsaiit- 

'ille, ea\c birth 111 li hoy December 

!'!. and Deceinljer V.H 11 hi.y %t.u'-, IJ.JI 11 

10 Mr. iind Mi-.. Hui'cjld f'minion, 

pf Miirimini 

Mr, and Mrs. Ail 111 ir Jiihiison, 3au 

Bay av . ari- nrciyiiiu ionyratuhi. 

'i: the hirlli of 11 i>ir! on the 

Mlh. anil Mrs. Harhiiru Pullon, 7 

"•'enlrsil nv., ulso i'. llie llirilher nl u 

ni burn December 2P 

Mrs. liernice Hcndrrsoii. of pire 

rd , PIcaftHiii\illi', p.avi- iiirili io twin 

iris Dfrpnibrr 2[l 

Mr, and Mr«. Cieortte Creiuiier. nf 

. n'U Isle City, arc tile pariiiLs nf ii 

Min.N'IRIIT MASS ' IJIIV, born December 2a, ai.rt a boy 

VVFI L ATTI-NTUn 

was ' ) " rn t0 • NIr ' nn[l NI|S ' Uonuld 

mm 111 St. Jospplr.s R.C., tn Mr. unci Mr.v Duvid Viii.Vnrvi. u! 

Real Estate Dealers and Agents , , , 

Please Let i's Handle Your flerviw Problems 

SIlOUtD ANY OCCUR, on 

GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS 

ThM» Is No Hubntiliite for QuaUty 

in Work, PaHs or Servli* 

L. H, Conlen f s Sons 

You Will Enjoy Dealing With Us 

in fily women won „ 3-| | ehurch.'Variute'ndeti hyTdanacnv I ^'.lersburK N'"I 

11 Hie Aiiditurniiii lussics 1 coiieregalion. Rev, Paul V Bpri-v 1 ' 

Ci'V RilSI' rilil!li,i. oiid, I ." " - - - .. 

E-S«S::snKSS:€:s 

Too Late To Classify 

Berry, 

IP High Mass, 

... was under the direr, 

lion of Jaiiifis M, MoniiKhan 3rd. 

dropped Ihree I 

lie on llie nmiii-I !Wr, ,ind Mrh Fdwnrrt Pittipnld 

"iiiii hun, Kdwarn, uf j'tniisfield. Pa. 

.spent New Years Day with Mrs 

Fulipoldi's grandmother, Mrs, Mar 

Frerii 

MILD CHEDDAR 

CHEESE 

hbttaff 

j nil Picklai "'""•• 2 • < 

• BII111 Tn ja, , 

Me 

tMc "« 

^ r xwket 

740 A«byry h% Phone 

I wit») 4 

Stow Opan \L to FrUay from 

fullKlch flavor-tf 

Riehar Bl. 

g» 2 %gt 

l"«wton« »**•« MI 33, 

inSatwdiyi 

frmri § u tntH 7 p, m. 

MM 

M.10 

IMP* 

KM 

A FOOD MAIr FOR THOSE WHO 

WArtft BEST 

GJ. George 

WkTCHMAKER 

(,,fin,riv wilh 

J, ECALDWELL &, CO, 

i'liil...lel|.hu 

Watch knd Jewelry Repairs 

Jr.l rhr Naiimul Hank ni,iB. 

101 Albl^. Ave, Phone 1762 

name *ulf 

Spaghitti Sauce gQc Pt. 

with pork 

"ToU Llo» IMUa OntirlM" 

Ifuml Maiif Ijilllitn NnLiHlljfP 

Fb. IU IOU HIMTSON 

on jfOWT 

RAti/O SERVICE 

N.R.L Graduate 

CIYDE CARSON 

Ull BfiT Aye. Phone 1841 

Picturing, Brick Pointing 

wANTKIi ~ Imiiedialely, lieatc 

. •inieiii or hiiuf... inr i or 

• ill-, iliirinii cinipli jinn of ne 

hiin.i-. I'liune IHSaW, ].j 

\VANTKI1-W.int ;n buy 1JI37 Chev 

•""'• I'i uii'iil rondition Call o 

wriie John Pay. 310 shiire rd Pal 

enii". ,:L 

I KAI.l'-l.i.inci friiMhi and Lione 

1 |iii-.i'i,i;ir trim: sei track, fou 

•.will he-, reiiime lomrol Irack, eiec 

ill, , : iiilf, 4 traisliii'inci',, 4 Ijinii 

!"L^ cuhiii Haiioii, all in Mood 

liii'.n. «Hi) fall eveunqs Mr- 

1: I 10« Wl'Slry av, 1.3 

1:- Iluiitr. 3 rocins and hath 

l:i •" - pi pel ess heater 302 Penn- 

iiiia in Himers Puint, N, j. 

S^siiii Riinih.iw frail Boating Ccn- 

iii. May-, l-aiidliiK rd,, Hi'lllhille N 

•' ______ 1-3 

I.uriii' Quick Hmit nil burner 

lor luriiiice. healsS rotims, $25.00. 

.Sinner . ML: Hhore n , Homers Point, 

. - • _ _ ] " 3 

SALE—Sheep lineti'iian'>r n ,"-length 

1'riiil. new. fiiê 4a. wiiterproof SIS. 

3.Ti shore rd., Soinrs Point- Phone j 

•'--• ^ 1-31 

SAl.K—Asliury Avi Oood sized 

lore prn|icr!y, 2 jeclroom npart- 

meiit 111 rear, swoid floor apart. 

mem 4 hi'droiinis gid haih, nicely 

(iiriiislird, hoi wafrr heiit L'-car 

Hubert S, S*lph. 428 Ocean 

^ 1-3 

KALK— (win hoijc wifh 7 bcin 

rooms, fully liihislied, hot air 

heat. i;unci cniiditjop. financed for 

SS500. Hubert K, Sijtfh. im Ocean 

:iv. _ 1-3 

SAI.K~Pi)r Pale O|y—Ocean City 

Ilou'luiK Alley, iL'h and Bay nv" 

includiiiK reiil p.sliitl and. building! 

H alley,, hilly etiinppd, good condi- 

tion and location, jyear lense just 

expired. Can be finticed. Robert S 

St retell, 42U Oieaii R;. 

RXPEHT body ait "paint""work 

Simariizinjj. Liib|catioii, Antj. 

frecw 1 . Let us êt lour car ready 

for winter driving, Mobil Station 

fltli and Bay, Opulted by O c' 

OurnKi 1 . _ 1 • tf 

SALE—Cottripv "Cetjr" and Bay" „, 

Somers Point, 3 fdrooms, bath 

living' room, dininRiroom, kitchen 

ccllrir, liot air hea|2 car garage 

large lot. SBOOO, Roprt S, Stretch 

428 Ocean av, I 

Mrs, Beatrice Banholzer, Annl 

av., entertained ai Christmas diime 

her son and daughter-in-law am 

laniily, Mr, and Mrs. Kriward Ba 

iiolzcr. 

Dorothy Ann Wallafp. a radet 

iur.se at the Slate Hospital in Honi- 

'rtoii. spent the week end with her 

mrerHs, Mr. and Mrs. John Wal- 

lace, 

Mr, nnd Mrs, George Hyatt. Shore 

d.. recently entcruiined The Misses 

ioscmnry and Teresa Straub. ol 

Janidcn. 

IKKi.ANS KNTERTAIN IKIKSDS 

lU'IlINf; IKIMDAVS 

Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. O Hoc- 

an. "01 A.sbury nv.. eiiiei'tunied at , 

ChrifitniM dinner Mivs Minnie Leeds , 

and Kenneth Hot'Lii, oi Atlantic 1 

Cily. aticl IJr, Harry Luke and Miss 

LoiiiM- fai'lsun. ol 1 Ins citv. 

On Saiurtliiy Mr, :wid Mrs. HOE* 

an Imd ns their tw ts lur dimicr 

Mrs Huaiiiri hioihi-r mid .sister iind 

their lallillie-i, Mr iiiiil Mi--. Paul T. 

Ilinsun ,111 ti flaimhti'i. Ueity Ann, 

and Mr and Mrs. Ji.hn Kcrslmw. 

all ol MilKdic 

Mr. Mild Mr-, lliiâii and 1 

0i Jill.li-. were f-nri-r uiliu d !• 

by Mis» Lccri?, at her Hume in At- 

lantiL' Cily. 

FRENDS SHOES 

»* 831 Asbury Avenue -*« 

Must Make Room for Spring Shoes 

All Sale Shoes Sold at Cost 

Or Below Costfor Fast Clearance 

ADAMS ENTEllT.tIN AT 

INFORMAL OI'K.N li«)l SI 

Mr and Mr , Hurry s, Adains, Jr., 

'24 Ocean iiv , enleriiiincfl :n an in- 

formal "pen house party Kaiurriay 

WOMEN'S 

SLIPPERS 

ORIGINAL VINCENT 

and JOSEPH 

Invite their many patrons of Ocean City and stirrritincllnR area 

to use their Salon in the 

CHELSEA HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY 

which will be open all winter for yonr convenience. 

Short 

f.int>s 

Sold Reg, 

lo $2,50 

WOMEN'S 

DRESS SHOES 

SPORT OXFORDS 

Saddles • Loafers 

a KEEN 

RED 

• BLUE 

Reg, $5,00 

Values 

MEN'S LEATHER 

New Store Hours: 

F JN 

I Accident Frcquei-y ondClaim: 

! C^tts have uteaiy Inereaacd! 

linne the IdmUialon of faso " 

line rationing, [ 

Just rememter!— that ni 

i.nO 

malUr what 

automobile in. nice oonrsfe 

nils tor — mdAgmef wlu 

mm you 10% iaU% depend 

ine on the items fuund — so 

SB 

flaney Lloy 

IO city 1 ! L«i 

(OBIS City 1 ! Lirjj AutomoHlj 

1315 AaburAve, 

Phone 

AUTOMtelLE 

INSUR^CE liiliiiiiHiHH 

» ' « 

yow 

Chattin 

For JANUARY . FEHRUARV - MARCH 

Tuesday fo Thursday , . ! 1 u. m. to 7 p. m. 

Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. tn 9 p, m. 

CLOSED ALL DAV MONDAY 

Sommer Crest Gift Center 

j 737 Asbury Avenue Phone 0013 

WOMEN'S 

WEDGIES 

i BLACK 

I BROWN 

L38 

While 

They Last 

Reg. $4,98 

KIDDIE 

SLIPPERS 

_BED 

• BLUE 

JOB 

PRINTING | 

FOR 

EVERTf 

PURPOSE 

STATIONERY 

GUDLD PRODUCTS 

Lewis L Barrett 

FtrnttlT SeuiBtl-LMnr 

Jefc PrlntlnB Dipt 

807 Asbury Ave. 

Hell to But Bulldlnj 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton PI. 

Stop In and See Our Tables Displayed with 

SALE SHOES! 

FRENDS SHOES 

831 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N, J, 

Heaa, 

Kepresentlng 

Blizzard 

Inc. &Co., 

Mfmlipr rhlln, Niork I iihanir 

Call 

Philadelphia 

O, C. 18S8.M 

Evenings and Wtek Ends 

O 

TODAY 

CARpTJLLY! 

AND SVmv 

Lodge Rooms 

For Rent 

âcious comftrtable, welUUghted and htat. 

ed, with kitchen convenience. In— 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Suitable as meeting place for UF orgaaii*> 

tion for single night or several nights a month. 

Rates reasonable. Cons alt us for available 

nights. 

SENTINBL.LIDGER, Inc. 

Telephone 0304 

mm r 

dott nat ev*n appro*!- 

wealU) in natural resources-: 

W Amertca, yet bet pet, 

«ne is fur above Riisalaa 

Boat m high u Artwriea'i, 

hr secret of this prosper. 

flnfl the /oimula for n*« •"•>' 

._«M-8wedEjr"^= a country 

Oklahoma itnd Arkaiuias 

hi natural remmem — 

lual pro»p#rtty tint putt 

Bthe running? 

pie of Sweden are very , 

h mom thftfj hilf of them 

.' HIM of m The health of 

is wmarfcable, the per. 

wsnee of the people on 

excellent, Aimost With, 

on they are neat, clean, 

•esme. Streets In Swedllh 

, for apparently »U oltl- 

•Ut In keeping them tint t 

» * * :" 

m THWKING 

everywhwe a, spirit of 

1 ivlng and fair play, tai' 

', »lso that th*se things 

Jpon the strong religimu 

of th* peopi*. During 

spent in the heart of 

test city, l saw not a 

nor any indicfttisna of 

ngs which are so »ppw« 

J-lM of tondon uid New 

of fair play and honest 

ij inutnlfest in every ' , 

Sweden, People êount 

ni taJfc more abbot it 

more sinewely, th»n 

tnow, For example, the , 

eiponslftle tor running 

f Sweden's trade un- 

iuetriai corporatioru ts -'I 

i«ble profit, ;i 

to maintain priv»te ,;' 

I management,- He 

y between labor and 

Uits wage* kept at a, 

t assure » market for 

flume of goods. He 

m understanding be- 

j industry, His atU- 

by everyone, it ty. 

/•dish labor leader. 

'uniim or state soc- 

M inalvidual free- 

ntation of p«ople'» 

i-peu faJr play, 

js|h a spirit of fine 

iihe part of every 

j'ies in the game of 

ie key to the pros- 

;ail but great ooun- 

'• ink of competition 

iipetition.— «sNthe"~ 

!ty. None of them 

n that jtate man- 

nty could provide : 

\ ,.i or the prosper- 

.^.t of private en- .; 

)N 

•I 

DEE 

[2148R 

< a 'r Pinv and 

^ "Klit down 

'lories 85 ppr 

,' '"ted on 

ork r on 

achieve" 

mean 

harde 

ni 

; JI If t u\ 

um This 

not for- 

« STBEET 

—i U17 

71e" 

UplWieve 

rl i 

- Horford 

- HEATINO 

L- 

\- * Wti 

[ *±-;,^_..^

K' y ' 

I 

I 

s 

«• Send Greetings 

' Thlrty-tw» wanne* and g 

ot Us Boroptlmlst Club of Cape May 

i Douoty pAAlotpated in • Christmas 

dinner p»rty*i Plymouth Inn. 

tittt flour, Santa Osut arrived 

with a tinkling of sleigh belli and 

distributed gilts to everyone present 

All Joined |a rising "Merry CUrlst 

mat To.Vou," 

The jMvsrun alw included games 

«nd the telling of the Christmas 

story by Miss Louisa T Canon 

T6e dub received holiday greet 

Ings trom B number of national, 

stMt and international leaders They 

Included Elizabeth mm, of Big 

land, liaison secretory of eoroptl- 

mlsta International: Gertrude Hew- 

itt, flret mm pwsMint of tlie Am- 

erican Federation of Soroptlmlfit 

CKib»; luflortur Noel, president of 

the Eurujjean Rederation, Mary 

Bsltfon, regional secretary and pres 

ident of the Cumberland County 

dub; Caroline Tlbbetts, regional di- 

rector of the North Atlantic region, 

and Elisabeth Bozarth, of the Saiam 

County club 

The dub was scheduled to meet 

again this Thursday night. Ja 

irsonals 

Mr, Hid Mrs. Arthur Bead and 

Blm, Back of Philadelphia, spent a 

portion of the Christmas holidays 

visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur H- 

well and daughter Jt> Ann 11 E 

10th st. 

Harvey W Adams resort account- 

ant and building and loan official 

was 111 this weak with influenza at 

his home, SW North st 

Miss Wayna Wagner 10*4 Aibury 

av, easeftainid as her luncheon 

gugit on Friday Mrs Prank H Bad- 

dy of Morthfieid 

# * * 

Dr and Mrs J Thornlej Hughes 

740 Wesley av had as their guest 

this week Miss Erms Smith ai Mi 

ami Ha Dr and Mri Hughes ..pent 

New Ygsr s Day in Philadelphia »1th 

their son Robert 

Roger Jaryit son of Mr and Mrs 

Ralph D Jams 837 Park pi and 

Frank Darby, son of Mr and Mrs 

Boy E Darby 604 Central m will 

leave early next seek to resume 

their studies at We-tmin-ter Cu\ 

lege New Wilmington Pa 

* * * 

Mr and Mri Herbert L Jennings 

ill Felham pi entertained on 

Christmas Ihelf three son c in lau 

and daughters and their umiiies 

Rotary Anns Have 

Christinas Party 

Mrs. Talese, Mn. 

Rayes Hoitesies 

Mrs Joseph TalPse and Mrs 

Oeorge Rayes ftere hostesses at a 

retent Christmas party for the Ro 

tarv Anns at the home of Mrs Tal 

ese 744 Asbury av Decoration's vscre 

in keeping siith tht holida> season 

Mrs CaJ I Dai is presided during 

the bricl hu-mess session ^hen 

plans were discussed for a birthday 

parE> tentatneh sLhedulrd f"r Jan 

uan 28 A cornnnttce on arrange 

ments fur the parti uaS appointed' 

A social hour follow ed ^ hen 

:ames were piayed and refri- li 

nients uert ser\ed b\ the hosteî"- 

mcluding Mrs C P Mehnert Mit 

E T Buggeln and M^rs E R 

Trench 

Mrs Hannah Harr a former 

member ftas a guest 

Others prisem included M^r Leu 

i r.aiidv Mr Alfred W Pmull 

Mrs J Pre-rott Cadman Mrs Lukt 

Turner und Mr^ Morton L I ejich 

Sheppard is Honored 

at Birthday Dinner 

p, is. 

i 

4 

Double Celebrations 

Mftrfc Anniversaries 

A wedding anniversary party of 

much Ocean City Interest took place 

Saturday night at the Ladles' Auxil- 

iary Hall In Ocean Vl*w 

It narked the 50th anniversary of 

Mr and Mrs Walter Adams ol Pal- 

ermo and the 38th anniversary of 

Mr. and Mrj. Ernest Dawnam of 

Ocean Vltw About 70 of their rela 

tires and friends joined the celebrn 

tlon, at which elaborate refresh- 

ments were served and the couples 

were presented with gifts 

Mr Adams and Mr Dow nun are 

both well known in Ocean City hai 

Ing sold poultry and eggs on a home 

delivery route hire for about 25 

years. They number scares of loca 

people among their Wends and cus 

tomers. 

Particular honors were paid at the 

patty to Mr and Mrs. Adams who 

ffm married on Christmas Eve 

ifW, in MiUville where they both 

were Bom and reared Be is 7S and 

Mr* Ad i 70 h 

and ton Hlllj of Itham Pa Mr 

and Mrs Harry Batlersbea and son 

Hank of Rydal, Pa and Mr and 

Mrs Robert White of Jirksnii 

Heights N Y 

Jaek G Jernee Jr son of Mr and 

Mrs Jack C Jemee 212 w Inlet 

rd., will Itave Monday tn resume his 

studies at Temple University Phiia 

delphia, where he li a member ol 

the freshman cia^s after pending 

the holiday with hi parents 

Mr and Mr Jlfk G JtriiLe '!„ 

Inlet rd entertained Mr ind Mi 

-Be 

Bi was hu-tesi. fcuildiS at a d'nner 

pdrlv for her brother Clinton 6hep 

pard in obwnamp nf hi- birthdav 

at Birthday Party 

Miss Wayna Wagner, 1104 Asbury 

av., entertained at dinner Monday 

evening In observance of her birth- 

day anniversary, 

The decorations were In red and 

green, following a Christmas motif, 

with a large, beautifully decorated 

birthday cake which occupied a con- 

spicuous place in the center of the 

table 

Following lie dinner âme c were 

plaved 

Guest* included Rev and Mrs 

William Mitrop The Bev Mierap 

is president of the Bible Institute 

of Pennsylvania and former pastor 

of the Ocean Cit> Baptist Church 

Also pre-ent were Rev and Mrs 

Victor B Btttttie Rev and Mrs AI 

bi rt T Ea r tnnh Mr and Mrs Sam 

uei P Thomas Mr and Mrs Wil 

liini E Lame Mr and Mrk Allen 

Freudenlhiil Mrs Eltanor Thomp 

son John Stduf ler Martha Am t 

Brattle David James Seattle Mr 

and Mrs Eh in B English Mrs Ol 

1,1 C VA&Mier and tiie ho tPis 

Better Lighting 

For Wildwoods 

Highway Safety 

to be Enhanced 

Wildviirod with its neijhbuimg re- 

SOrL of North \Aildftuod and Wild 

vvutH Tit t i c i nniplt tint- jiiuiM 

mint* y)t)i iIn AMnntu nit I.W.- 

fnllrmnri 

nn mri i a 

hnifnt 

Shrldun Bate 

Aaron Jernpe o -md Mr 

Nt u 

and Mr 

J Mri. Adams Is 70 They are both ac- 

Ujre members of the South Seaville 

Orange and the Seaville church 

• # * 

Artisans to Have 

Lad.eV Night 

lbs Oceun aty Assembly Arti 

mm «Mer of Mutual Protection, 

winlime a tadles' night party next 

Wednesday evening in the Sentinel 

Ledger building 

TO« will be vaudeville entertain 

MfltiFffreihminte and prizes Ab 

out 158 Artisans and their ladies are 

Mr md Mr- Let H Hilli i, i , 

Pljmouth pi entntdiiiftl il C 1 n : 

mas dinner Wjrrcn Hillrti i 

•hiladelphia Mr H f Ni il i 

Philadelphia and Mi jnd \Ii 

Frederick Si hmt?li r thi ( ifv 

Mrs Rene Halm inri Nimh me! 

Mi and Mrs Him =5 Ad mi Ji 

and daughtei Drbhii Jtin ntri 

guests Baturdm of Mi VV V\ 

Grief Jr in Wilmnittnn Pi I 

miiLif and 

* i ri c njoved 

f-ue't» included Butd N iii I, 

I i U i Funn ii i r i II in, 

ni I i hiinii 

Hi ini nit i «i rr 

II Din ima r, i 

\ hullrl ppi i I II, uiri tin ui u 

ii I MINI 

Ipurnvm iNJ in i ! I,,, 

ill II dllii 1 111 I! I Ui u H ,llt j , | 

tru Cu to linprovi iugima^ itetv 

hfehtliife this year b> changing ironi 

100 candiepower to ZÛ miidlt power 

lamps 

WUdwunri Rlieadl In iiUlnii 

imrni mi, thr ponfi nl [nil lig 

iiini il II m^raihnc inil t tur At 

Nurth vtildwoud pljns call lor new 

hijrhwav lipht r HE intersection* the 

most Important ones being on Iith 

tt 

.BAw 

PoclFontas 

CHher Offieere 

Al«e Elected 

Mrs, Alice Duckworth was elected 

Fecahontas lajt Friday evening at 

tile regular business nieetmg of Na 

tnna Council Degree of Poealion 

tjj in The Sriiilnrl I^rtgi r Build 

Ing 

Other new offkeri clCLted were 

Mrs Frances Mathls Wcnnnah Mrs 

Peg Courtney prophetess Mrs Lin 

d» Chinee Pouhatan Mrs Marie 

Smith mid Mri Millie Denan coun 

seliors Mrs MInnir BUim trustee 

Mrs Carrie Dinan fir t runner 

Mr^ Helen flharp tcand runner 

Mr M Blum fir t ^cuut Mrs Em 

ma Denan fecund scout Mr c Anna 

Miv Millir first vvarnnr Mrs Ann 

Rubin'sOii sernnd u irrinr Mrs I d 

lilt Barbuur third warrior Mr, 

Fniilv Turnt r fourth warrior 

rlni raiting pi the officers mil 

taki pHie Fridfli iviiiniE lammn 

14 

FullDMln^ tile meeting there w I** 

£hrirtma& ajid Birthday part> 

The next regular meeting will take 

are at 8 p m this Friday followed 

by a Pal Party when the secret 

Pd.1 u.i|] bf ie\pilfri 

Donnis Jean Smith 

Home from College 

Mr end Mr' r. G Smith 01b 

We lev B\ have with them for tlir 

•»w—*it-i^lit i— Piirinr 

and Mrs. I 

Surf rd., | 

with her j 

Beaver 

Uughter of 

"smith, BO £. 

the holidays 

|*it returning to 

iklntovvn, Ptt. 

Thi 

thi 

Ni « 

Tiel 

11 nt 

li i 

will 

1 nf 

V IV 

llBVf 

bloil- 

1 il 

lipllL 

f nin 

Hi fn 

pi ii f"d 

Pii iflc 

t lm i 

'II 

and teir ladiei are 

ppe^4 Master teUsan, Harry W 

Bonnan) li general chaUman and 

Albert 3 Blum is entertainmenl 

flfitt 

Mr, and Mn. Hiram Grone „ 

Tuctahy, have as their hohda 

gleitsMm Orone-s parents, Mr an 

Mrs. Pfeffer, of Baltimore 

• • # 

Your Child Today 

CHILDiB» IMAGINE THINGS 

By ItCng 

TJMJ mjnllily bu 

Friday At the home Of Mlta f 

Ua, 8th st. and Asbuiy #v. 

Alsi 

Oyster 

or 

shes 

Juiftts 

C'offw 

la f'su-te 

. C'offw 

50c 

Inn 

lial 

fcdwich 

Plj 

LOUISA 

)UTH 

W tern tnd 

ivm, 

\i$ON, Prop. 

Johnson^ Tm Room 

Will Coni&a TiSmrve Thetr Farm 

1 ! 

ALL FBB8II 

Sunday: 12:30 to S:JO 

HOME-KAM m 

0' 

ttlll 

rti 

N INC 1 II II I III 

\T I I M HUtS Hlilni.h 

•*!' *" i v Hull II i IJ_til, i i M, 

1 M I i nil ci K 111 I. Ul) t ii 

ii i r"uMi i\ i iti r! uiiiri u , 1 n 

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M U I 

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I Am II 

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II 

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, 

h u n i i l i l l i i n nliiiiir.i l,i,,li I 1,1, îiiui, a n i, \ii M , , 

u i •dimrfii 1- thi li, llrlir u i l h t h r u I r i n i i n ill i 1 Hi,- ,,| I 

"ii m r i l i m i H L ) . F m i i i i , r K , p ' n , j t a u l , U , d , l „ „ ! y t u 

lejjîknuii p, qtM11, ,„ Lnlll,1KWI];d N '," 

! SURE ... WE 

HAVE PLENTY 

= FRESH MEAT 

: and POULTRY 

.Buy with fiinfidente 

Svne with Pnde 

: Fnods from 

I QUALITY 

MARKET 

1st & Atlantic 

Phone 1500 

JANE »GAN 

ICE CAM 

WE 

\ny Aniniui Anywhere! 

JUAN CAM,!.. Pnip. ! 

There's 0«>at a Good T i m 9 * ' 

TONY MAR 

BAR and CAFE 

f he 0tigh4 Sovmrm Dmtd Bar 

Not juHtaM* 111 ' • ' th * mcM m ^*V 

•- .— •_4-^g^ focnjly folltB 

Lloyd'i 

Flower SI0P 

937 ASBURY AVE, n»ne 0277 

WREATHS, FOB )1DE OR IN8IDR 

Koto! We rurnish only *• b e«t Krade of heavy 

serviceable grmn mintti welai taael or stand 

which can lx> forced into **• soil without break. 

Ing or bending, Sampft§ im display. 

GET YOUR ORJBR IN NOW! 

Large Chrysanthemums 

and Pom ton Mums 

Orchids ROMi Camntions 

12-oz. 

RYE • • 4Oc 

... 60c 

BEER .. 25( 

BEER ... 10C 

Potted Plant. Diah Gwdeiu Terrarimni 

GIFTS THAT GROW POTTERY GIFTS 

W 

it* **ft1** TtfFAW^ W 

omen to Talk 

World Relations 

Club to Meet 

With Mr*. Meyer 

"Interimtional Relatiorm" VL ill be 

the theme of the next regular meet 

Ing of the Deem city Wimipn s 

Dliib, Thursday next week nt tnc 

home of Mrs, Oeorge W. Mon-r 02 

Beaspray rd, 

Mrs, William rownsend will be 

chairman of the meeting, and pljiis 

have been fllicuasea for the possible 

use of colored slides to illust'Bte 

the topic, 

Thp Women's Oluh ehorai group 

made its initial appeftrance at the 

retort Ohristmtfs party lieid at the 

home of Mrs, Leslie O, Hughes 848 

Plaza p|. Led by Mrs. Jeanette | 

Btokei, the following members snug 

traditional carols and other Chrldt- 

maii^ selections; Mrs, Irene Will- 

iuma, Mrs. Peg Seribner, Mr«, Mnry 

Imbesi, Mrs, HURIIRS, Mrs, Anne 

Heist. Mrs, Mildred Ellis and MM 

Rhirley Bogie 

Thp chorus albu participated In 

a pageant presenting the history nf 

Christmas carols under the direciiun 

of Mn Isabeilt Adams, dramat'e, 

chairman Others who took part in 

the pageant wprn Mrs Leiore 

Townsend Mrs Mabel Aaiim R, 

MrR Katherine BridPKam 

Refort3ômftn3ride 

COBSAOES, Banquets, Bukei* ml FUMMI FieeM, YES, «• 

atUwer It the Shore MeroorUI Hospital In lam Point and or- 

d*r» of %4 and up •U bt dellMnd to Ba Ut City and adjuent 

mainUjod towns. 

WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE MONE¥—OPEN B:SO IUI 8 

SANDWICHE&- 

DEtiSHUFFLEBOARD • 

ANTHONF ||*D 

I'roprtM 

PETER BASTILE 

Mfr, 

ia Nihiette, 

, Ji y V " l m Monday lor an 

extended trip through the South."" 

3 " ' Mrs, Howard Barrett and 

daughter Jean, of New Milforrl, N, 

S S g Mr B 

l t^" d Mrs ' pharlcs R snare 

I and other southern states, "" 

llMs Barbara GeJler ^npiif tv*,* 

How 

Much 

MA'S 

908 Sh«oid 

Sonwroint 

on 

ALL !AR 

Open Ev Day 

Phone S, 051 

I'S CAFE 

Longport BfiW Near Somen Poin| 

GIBSON TRIO 

SATURDAY NITES 

MARGARETJOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

DANCE and DRAMA 

Dramatic Art & AH Types Dancing 

Clan, Private or Special Orflup Instruction 

Tap, Acrobtitie, Toe, Ballot, Ballroom 

Women's Figure Improvement 

507 9th Street Phone 0478 or 2241 

—OPEN ALL TEAR— 

WALTZ - FOX TROT 

EHUMBA - TAHOO 

All Modem Doncei 

ENROLL 

NOW 

Classes 

Forming 

MEMBER DANCE EDUCMORS OF AMERICA 

of Philadelphian 

Mrh Hhlri. v Mjrini Wliilnmr liO 

A^burv B^ mid William B«brrt 

Willtes of Philudi lpliin tttre mar 

rled Sundu> af!i rnoon m tht> Prt^ 

byteriao Sfmiiii by Bt ransTcd Tin 

eMIIy. Il will MIVER OMOW AOAIrf, 

il lea?ea nq scars, Cemg In anil lei me 

Cite ffiu a trial trratratot, 

HO CHARC1 FOR COHSffLTATlON 

Krida Mellentin Voss 

Asbory Ave, Phone 041S 

Hifhly ictommriijtd bf physician. 

s »"»» .".^......".."..^ 

I)\i (.inn; is unitN IO 

FHBMtH MISS FOCLIO 

Mi md Mr Jnlin A Fun nil 

nf fin iiniond Hill N ^ irt rettn 

nih i tip mil ilinii un tin bnth ot 

L d m^hli r flrrtriide ^farv 

Born niumher B at lunaiea Hn» 

pit il fO [he bai« weighed Ufcht 

pn JI ci H (illr c r-i SI i I thr rim- 

pii Inii hild 

Ml I I ira,?oii m lilt liiinii Sin" 

Miss Jean Kat? 94S Ashnrj ai 

h-\% returner! Iioim l'ler \isitlnp 

fiirnd a d I lime m Nrw Yaik 

t its ui d Pliiladplplnn during tin 

holiday a-.Lon 

Dr u ri Mr Fnmk P BnUe BU 

Ml 1 i u i'l] II i in 1 i r in i, lie 

Chri tma linlida Ml BnUe ^ 

imitilir Mr Martuenti I hump'oil 

it Halllord foini 

Mr and Mrs Mnrton L Leach 

1 F loth >it nil] han with them 

Air tilt weik cud lliilr snn and 

dÛfeiitcr in i4u Mi and Mr, Mur 

ton W Leach of Philadelphia 

Mr and Mr-s Hfiirv B Cooper 

Jr 101 Jilll st are \&i itionmt 3t 

1 lie Inn at Buekhill Falls ill tile 

Junini Simpson, in Walton pi. 

Mrs. I.i/.sle Carlson and daughu 

Miss Louise Carlson. 701 Asbury av 

arc visiiinB Mrs, Susie Douyluy, i 

Camden, 

Hurry Over to A0 

hr Mem BABY FOOD! 

ThsH fameui brondi help build liurdy 

bsdisi end itfang bsnii and 

*oa. 

Strained Baby Foods 

n>r tmh\*n fruiii th*ir (hh,i ..r fourih mom I. antlf 

*Fra| fimliir t e#f H, t h#w •mael li -! e»st urfA foods &?$ 

In pi**?Fvi- itigmini* and n.lm-ml*i AI] farUflra, In 

Jar*. 


CLAPP'S 

4«- 

3 "" 25' 

6 '" 49" 

BEECHNUT 

HEINZ 

CAMPBELLS 

Junior Chopped Baby Foods 

Th i'lir,|i|Hiil l.nh. fMlla, lnt*Hdf|l ia krldl* th( BI b«t«C« 

Mnilliril iiHsfi* liliii riîruiiir fmnlly fHFr, rphlaln Jatit (ft filfat rt*« 

111 VI n iilnuu 

OERBER'R 

3 for 23f S for 45f 

BEECHNI'T 12 for 11 

3 for 32t- 6 for 63e A 

..._ rli 

Anri lhrlr i«np(ln( flnvor 

87' ) far Me 

IIEMZ 

3 for SSr 

I e 

tferiie 

g tor BeJI » 

Mi' O H Henrv mih Ctntidl i 

eutinamd her r tiusui Mi' Aitlmi I 

Harruun of New \oik Citv uvn the , 

holid.tvs | 

Mi M irv M iri_ II Hi i 

daughter ul Ml n tl Mi I O Htn I 

rv HJn rinlMl i\ usitfil Mi Sui I 

rv UmhrrM I il HimimrMeu ii P t 

our till, werk i i 1 

I'l iliuni 

uid Mi 

mi i\ 

l ri (.ho dni(.hlii n! 

Jo I pli Fti|,lio 1U14 Ibi 

Mr 

WV HDKN 1O IIIXOSS 

Mi n tl Mi Inhi A Iil-.un in 

receiving; ioniii'aUllun"ni mi tin 

birth of a son. Jari Allison Dixun 

Diiiinher 17 iit Arlinistoii Hospital, 

ArhnMtoii, Vu. 

Mr. Dixun fdiiiieriy oi this city, 

is tile son of Mr. and Mrs. William 

Dittin M4 A..-hnry nv. Ho and Mrs. 

Dison ilnw iTsidc in Arlington. 

wliiTi' lie is cuiiiie,i;tcd with tlip iiost 

nl I in-. 

liOBIIKKRS HAVE DAl'CIITKK 

Mr. and -Mrs, John ./, Lubherr, nl 

i-Jua Ilurhiii', liirnieiiy of OiTim City 

HIV tin- pin'cnls nl a diiUKiiler liurii 

Moiiduy at liie Hwenson Nursing 

Hiime, Kiuiininiitoii. The Riii.weiRh. 

inn 7 1-2 pininds, is tlu'ir st't'ond 

Mrs Prink Rullln 'un Ravmtmd 

and MIJJ. Luulsa Frta ui Cape Ma> 

vvtre gue c U nf relativt?5 and friends 

ht it Saturday 

Hi in > Dwver nl Liildm \\1 H 

«CPk end KUC ts nl Mr anri Mri 

-hild Mr Lubherr tin i timer 

IS YOUR RADIO IN NEED OF REPAIR? 

Call On I'M for I'romiJl, Courteous Service 

Expert HepairitiR — Work Guai'Hntecd 

Auio Riidicm a Specially—IM-Hour Strvicc 

r. A, SYSTEMS TO BENT 

N. L, CAMERON 

r ""V« l>l " lr « Eiw'neer 

= MI ASBURi' A%E. Phone 

3 MII'iMiiiii'' MMiiiliMl! (tMliiMiitii iiiii!Mi!tltiittlii»••! iiiii 

Fish That Are in Season 

DIVIDEND 

NOTICE 

to NharTholdErs of the 

t'ily llflnw Savings and Loan 

V i i i 

A V-'\ dividend IIUJI been 

deciared by liie ilimiers in 

all sliaithnldirs of this .is- 

MM l.iiioii of rrnorii aa of D«. 

eemter 31, 1046. 

Ilarvej- W, Adams, 

Secretary 

Sll ElEliih Slrcci 

Miji FIl ihith Ii in Un d rlnlth 

tir nf Mr iid Mf Mnrqaii H nd 

II 1401 Plea un u jtl, ndiii 4 

iunnal dance Saturdav nrnmt 

ilii Emb.LoiV Rum ul tliL su 

HottJ 111 Atlantic Cilt 

Mr md Mi II (rn T 11 lit it 

Otiuil a\ had a tilt 11 Mie t ovir 

Clin [mi- hoiid 1 Mr ant 

Mr- William Lake, nl Cupa aijua 

Pd 

Charli Vincent S17 Jrtl t 1 ' is 

itnit hi motliii and Ijrullit r 111 Phjl 

udilplna 

' Mir F Rni Hll I n ipr 

l uiirtl Mi Siuh Tins in ot Phil 

delphia duiniL the elm tm,i hnli 

Quality MEAT FOR A FAMILY TREAT 

Grade AA and A 

LEGS of LAMB 1,55' 

ib 

ib 53c 

it, 45c 

ib 55e 

ib S9e 

fe'iVl, yogi;, WeHgne's Bf Derby Ib 24« 

Skinless Fraokfiirters it, 49« 

Sploed Luncheon Meat "A ib 29e 

Oven Roast Beef•BM»I*I MM Cnmui ib 

Shoulder of Lamb s--.- 

Pork Loin Roost f-f- 

FrCNh HaniS Whalt a ,:iher 

Frosh Pork Sansage 

FRIGIDAIRE 

SALES . SERVICE 

PALMER 

1119 Asbury Ave, 

New York Stork 

F, P. Ristine & Co, 

MRMnEns 

Plillndelphi* Stoek New Vork Curb ExoHann 

South Hrbad Strcut, i'hilttdelphm 

5-43O0 

Clinton Di Lowden 

MOTOR 

TUNE-UP 

SPECIAL! 

This $O 

Week Only . . Q 

, Htrm; What Wm I 

1. m*m tat. 

,oo 

I, GkU nt adjut ^ 

Vint: imti.il it« 

4.ln*pmt m flltw Hi 

|lMatfBMN 

| l M a r 

I. Ch.ektBiier.tor, ttmm, 

*od toltttt Ui enfttt 

«WBUtar, 

#, tm tutor m 

«•*!• MMM 

7. Je* WU Mi emdeaiif, 

8. Obtek f*n bolt for 

iMtMHi «od i^jj u 

BMNM17, 

(I.i-ii 1.If I on I? 

PALMER 

Chevrolet • OldHmublle 

1119 Asbury Avenue 

Morgan Radio Service 

1130 Asbury Av. Ph. i.iT.s.W 

PICK UP SERVICE 

I Ha%e »()•> of Tuhi-s 

! Ocean Wtri Merchant 

T»UOF Slnot 1907 

JULIUS ROTH 

Tillot- to: Hen 

Hi 

I Open All Year \ 

j Seafoods 

Westcott & Wally 

j 709 Asbury Av. | 

Qfiliiiiiiitiiiftiil •iifimmii!!t*immimMimMiH>d] 

KEROSENE « a 

No. 1 FUEL OIL '»' 

ROOM HEATERS and 

COOKING STOVFS 

noun 

"ISlf OO« SERVICE- 

Milton Hagerthey 

Or/LF OIL 00, PRODOCIS 

1910 Shore Bond, Linwood 

• Phone Somui Point 710 H 

Fresh FBUITS AWD VEGETABLES 

Florida _ 

mimim BEANS 2 « 

Red Rome Beauty Apples 3 lbs 25° 

Sweet Potatoes Maryland GOV«A 3 ibi 25© 

Yellow Onions u. s. «„. 1 g ib ba, j ^ . 

Cauliflower Mam snp-wMi hrge hmi 23c 

Anjon Pears % ,bl i 9 e 

New Green Cabbage sMthtn 

ib S« 

ONE PRICE.ATONE PRICED BIGBXR 

Put these on yonr Shopping Usit 

White House 

EVAPORATED MM 

Usla,l,i,,d W!lh 400 U. S, P. unit, ef v,lam;n 03 p.r pint, 

Heinz Pre-Cooked Cereal ».«ptg Ie 

Honoy-Flnvored Grahams »»«*» 23c 

MI 

her per 

; Eussiaa 

(Wierica's, 

proeper- 

iavc been 

A for na- t 

ving nat- 

1 Wtot is 

'B. country 

Hoiacts — 

I that puts 

i 

? tug ¥iry 

TJf of them 

"•* Health of 

I the pir- 

Iptople on 

'Aoat with- 

J 

i 1 spirit of 

< play, ana 

.'ese things 

_ ,g religious 

)e During 

» Heart of 

Saw not a 

''leations of 

% s so appar- 

i snd New 

'ind honest 

In every 

pie count 

e ftbout. it 

rely, than 

•ample, the 

jr runntaB 

trade un- 

•onitions to 

^n private 

lent He 

s labor and 

• kept at a 

jnarket for 

Joods. He 

* d i 

His attl- 

5one, Is ty- 

*oor leader 

state 100- 

•dual free- 

pi people's 

**lr play, 

Irit of fins 

-f of every 

tie game of 

J the pros- 

••fteaX, ooun- 

ompetltion , 

j , — Bs-the— 

e of them 

"""tate man- 

*ld provide 

le prosper, 

en- 

I A 

4 

INGS 

eauld emu- 

r play and 

ight down 

les, SB per 

4 ion incen- 

•c^work or on 

|iin achieve- 

s for wages. 

means that 

harder may 

limmum This 

our own Am- 

"" us not for- 

-ir told me" 

fieans of in- 

That s why 

1 lave it This 

o earn more 

$ workers all 

lappy 5lt.ua 

dgh produc- 

neant of BUB- 

. fun amazed 

re do not ree- 

i 

Conqueror Brand 

BEANS-PORK 2 a 25 

Keebler's 

SALTINES 

Ut 

Marvel 

BREAD 

tegular Slits 1 C* 

Lm js torf J,||C 

Tonalo JDICC Cocktail 

WtMn't „__ J IB-m an, 

Dili ar Banr PIcklM 

Long; ,..„, „.___ pM jgr 

Cheddar Cheese 

Medium Sftsro ,„ /(, 59C 

lomalo Soap n * „ 

Eight w'Clock Coffee 

MiW md Mtlkw 

lems ran be 

ng industrial 

nportatit fac- 

^nt 1 amount of 

'ons taxpayers 

1947 

jportnnt role 

llonal Income 

ikes, and the 

ion among 

i to substitute 

for New Dial 

ifor balancing 

id a statutory 

"nt 

rig an accurate 

re tax picture 

4tv about the 

^jicome in 1M7, 

-J; would knock 

ft's taxable ln« 

pressmen believe 

klaneed and a SO 

L-board personal 

";ugh decreased 

8th STREET and WEST AVE. 

be dl. 

a result at 

mlntr*, 

itvport. 

hte 

- 

ibasOcally 

mill inrt 

nditm'icfflM! 

\ 

ajL^t^^J*^D ft? r ^—«>•«,• A ,. j »i. ^^y^s^sa 

t ^

JomerslPoint 

us Hears 

Review 

Athletic Club 

.Hirtory Recalled 

"11 : POWT — • President 

Coaover was in charge of 

.meeting of the year of the 

i Club Monday evening, 

._,_ Of tht Athletic Club 

_ team, wne special guests, 

r Bidey. manager, spoke of the 

_ of the dub in 19IS, and 

I many of the teams players 

!

T ~- ... ' • - . . , wvErtlx wl 1Y SfcJN 1 llNLL-LcJ 

[CHURCHESI C/ *U?ch ^ftfioitfieemefifij 

ow Obituary «o 

fcr P . ..«j. • ucDoi icHiiin 1 lower auditorium, Crusader* m 

~ " " "•"• ' PlliPP ^, w»l£St •Sis^sr Js; Summe 

O.E.S. Choir at 

Church, Sunday 

The Gospel-Centered and Mission- Christ senior young peoplt 1 with 

ary-Mladed Church another hour of fellowship. 

Summer Visitor 

25 Years Dies 

nw COA nransport Ho 

Too Vhasa* • c 

MH. i«ui» o»ack 2 

Marian Otein ***•"• « 

Jth »fc and VVeailey »n N 

, »«.a 1.M U14 Hgt'S 111 Lilt* lnWi'1 

audltortum, BiiigiiiK, objpci lesson* 

bicsrl rclin'il I'hilnrlHphiii h:iuliiT 

cilcil Frlriiii id 

feltograph stones. Bible unmci. 

III-J uiiitei Inline. 

quiEses. awards, 

", M: '•«••(.- f'ih .She is: GasStatioina 

7S. 

Friday, January 10: 

Mrs t)n>M.| ii:itl I 

7:30 p. m.—Weekly Bihir Study 

hi inn Nil' pun ,.i | 

Clans, with Pastnr Beattio triirlilHM 

C"U\ HI SL>cl H;,\ ;r 

"^ informa 

lncludln CHURCHES Of 

vi'iil urn.ind IVMIII' lil'M' |i 

e a small ftu 

yeer-aroknid use. 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

|in«i nil' iiviis i i 

"CiOD" is Uu> Lesson-Bpriiioii MIII- .«i(!i'i1 in Ovnilini.ii,jeet 

for Sunday. January S. 

il',' 

S AT JAIL 

Oolden Text • "Hpsr, d Isrni-I Tin' | She ua>- a M-rli k: 

iilll-l MN'I liil Hi:,;.I 

Lord our Oori is one iflrri itlmil I 

6:41 

" ','T...""',',"" 

Mill 

Sermoi' PnsjinKes from the Kinu j In',.',,^', 

James vpisiiiii nf the Bible imiurii. 

Mil' 

'Look unto nip, 

miu mrs. Janet^ csrraine, 

amj [j,, y,, sfli(.i:| l fluli 

Fur 

BEAD 

•un «. 

THE 

 

CLASSIFIED 

mnmi 

ADS 

me R«v. Owrge FlMner'i lermon topic 

»ll the ends uf the parth; for I am 

tgr thl> „,=,« .•»—"•- 

Ood, and therp is none else i Isa ' 

by Mrs. Frances 

4S:J2i, Correlative passapiAH Ifonij 

Marian T, Murpli, — „.,„ „„„,, Science and Health with Key to t 

the BaJtern Star 

Science and Health with Key to the 

", Ocean The City, choir i of Scriptures Scriptu 

itoJiU 

under elude: 

raifie, will slug 

k 

: int. mi a charge of 

.Miliout thi owner 

'I i'iiiliitii 

by Mary Bukin Eddy n 

elude: 

1 

••mala the discioi 

1:11 iir had entered 

i;.-ill> lour months a 

I'liiin 1 said that 

•nn- is in Johannefb 

urn. was serving or 

uhleh he ^ 11 

• Haiinii.ire lait Stptin 

Hi- mis ewnlnvMt 

In sfmple, direct Iantfuage, 

the book presents 

thB scientifically Christiin 

method of theee 

d#notiitmtions, together 

wfth the comolete explihaMoh 

of Christian 

Bcience. ' 

A book for everyone 

to understand and use, 

I8.S0 

ALFRED PITTMAN 

WMMieM' Attnt 

OM Xorway itnet 

^ • ^ Ui~ Iftsg. 

—„„„„, «,,BIU last week in tlie lunn 

j of a S28 bond and a "certificate of 

1 merit" in recognition of his roiUribj 

utions to improve the efficiency of 

the lilfhway department. 

The presentation was made b 

Commissioner Spencer Miller Jr 

In the presence of top ranking en 

gincers of tho *.——^ — 

R siri a 

Shoots S 

sS^^^SxlS-aSsr;:^ 

The Ladies'" Aid Society of St.' k"IiiSl tdiM Auxiliary U th 

mm a . jtt . John's Lutheran Church will liiive tjn j,0 , Oeorje Fisfher will l) Truth: Lgv0| 0|, s,|bit,nni,,, 

gence ip Sfl7. 

11VOIO UIC UlWn ing next week m the church ba«e. int of the board of trustees at the 

ment 10th it. and Central «v. The office of Clinton B Price in the 

supper will be served from S to 7 WmH , While full provision 

au|W|ng, Presentation of Hie 

°S, ' i. , H«seoration Tund by the pastor 

to made in Chrtgtiin ...t Trie 

nioimuHiaii 

chairwoman 

tor 

for 

tne 

the supper 

suppfr 

is 

Wednesday 3:18 p. m.-M*eting of 

MB, Mrs, O,» Oeorge Bolden. «-".- She -- will -- be ie 

Wednesday 

Junior ftiipi.H,,,, 

3:18 p. m,~5&tini 

«.--.- °" 


assisted by various members of the Jmiof bhristifli, Endravor So. 

ty 

Aid Society, , , , 

^ e ? u, ^P J , J "•"• Bartholomew B. Dovle 

"He Bent His Word and Healed Rev, ,MW,h ,, Brennan ' 

_., ..uiieiwig, simply II JteL '1 ^. '"Sth/v 'Si ""f * * » « 8 and » O - 1S a-m 

readmg of tht Christian will begin Sunday morning at 8:30 mil-". - p - m 

Christian Prsenre sriviri 

u 

AH 

made 1n Christian 

Science for hpecifif treats 

ment for the ekk, many 

people have been healed, 

M • ftw of them when 

ihiJr condition had 

aeemed hopeless, simply 

through the thoufhtfl 

Science texthonir IUWH..«..« 

1 H'TI 

•indny at if n m . ;ii flop 7Hi -i 

ST. JOHN'S i:v,\\f;i;i n \i 

II'THKRAN 

Science textbook, 

— „«„,„ Buiigay morniiiK at 8:30 

'I over Station WMBO. New York. The 

8OENCE and Health j program will include a sojo and 

*i«i Icy to thf ieHpiucs three spi»nHnB. >,•• • 

proKrams will bp "broidcast at 8:30 

by Mary Iteter Eddy I a, m, the first Sunday of 

month. 

To countlisg thou. This broadcast is provided through 

sands, this Inipiring the courtesy of The National Broad- 

TOluma, through Its revcosting Company -••-* 

by The Christinn 

elation of Truth, hag Directors, 

brought not only the 

cure of sickness but release 

from other diffi- Hiway Dept, Honors 

cultiii and dangers, in- B""* 

creased capability, sue 

eeas, and happiness. 

P . Tlli>s(!:ii 

Mf Hiiir 

.... .p^fi.^ n 

Lt'TIIERAX 

IMh «t, and (»-i 

Robert (", Davis, s. T, II,, |in.u. 

0:48 a. 111 —Oilliri'li silinn! 

flassps for iiil 

coursps ol study. .-»ci" 

of SiipiTlntciifii'iit F .Edwin Ruinand 

Assistant fiiipprinteiirtriit 

Klein, Miiiit' by Mrs F K I 

J Mass, 7 a.m. Evening Mrs, T. Williams nnri HaruM 

A cordial invitniinn 

Confessions on ev( of first FH- to visitors, 

i*y, 4:30-g:*s. tin »..., p m 

.l.ili-: 

II a m—Tlif Chief 

Worship, Tin. sri-Mrr ,,i |(. 

COiilimilllOM Will l)(> qljirlVrri M:l 

under iiin ciiri'cliiin nrflimi. M- 

J:18 

I'liy oruiuiisi. «nli ,j 

,„,,,,« before 

And Irene Wlllmnis a 

First Friday Mass, 

Confessions be/ore 

am. Vi-sitors siyv iiluav^ 

jMniiday. Jnininry n I 

* # • 

Aid Socii'tv will him' :• k 

H0I.V TRINITV EPISf OPAL slmu-rr in Hip i-liiirrli liiiscnn 

Rev, Forrest f. Vauhfan, Hm-or 

Siuidaj's— 

* ieer 

8 am. Holy Communi 

KIJVOHOM H.ALI. OF 

10 a.m. Church School. 

JEHOVAH'S 

ll:IB a.m. Morniiii! servlec iind _ Ashiiry 

rmon 

Friflay. Jami.-iry :i - 

8 pin, Srrviic nir 

u,1 « •' "»ys- the tlay» ol Nile 

tho 

ttoly Triiuty Bptaeopai 

Chnreh 

81. 

«««>*« 

ThiT";.' . l ' Com muninn 

through Friday. "" 

(WWCITY BAPTIST 

COMB IN FOE DEMOKreTRATION 

DR - HA ELI- 

^^p^r • • • * û 

Fire * M|"iodiit Church 

St. 

''•nmmm trumm 

M. LKAB 

«oo. 

John'i Lutheria 

Chnwh 

. Eobert o. Darti 

OWf KLEOTBld 

raftafr 

5:48 a, m._fii,nrt..".'e..,..,_, 

iiifj. „._ 11,,,|l,M.,- 

Mid IBIin-.vrr- Hi (In- l,ii|i-., n, Hliifll : ,i 

they ii'-.. Inn u nl«i li.ilris rrMc vntlil — 

is brim: (jn-pn Niiuii «a> ;i prc:ii-!i(-i 

ihcn, anil Jelinyal! I 

p 

Up —J 

j Woodbine Cofony 

;| Chiefs Father^ 

li, |. 

* Motor Tune-Up }| 

( \Ks 

lOcean City Garage!: 

OCEAN CITY 

RADIO PROGRAMS 

w WFPG -« 

NOW EVEBV 

TUESDAY THURSDAY 

7.-30 to 8 p.m. 10:00 to 10:30 P.M. 

SPONSORS M'OXSOKS 

SENIOR STUDIOS l'tVM«ll-TII INN 

O,D.HACKNEV_Appllanfps FRKMIS SIIOI-; STORE 

SELVAGN'S PHABMArY VIl.l.AOK Till:A I Ki; 

PENN STORES CO. SAMPSON A liAMAnA-ISiinlins 

Prizes — niytiieiy Melody {'ontt'.sls — 3rn«inur 

ready 

SHEPPARD! 

AUTO SERV1CI 

812 Simnsnn Am, 

4 

Prompt Service on All Make» 

Specializlnf in Chryilar Product* 

large gloria of Parts and Accessoripa 

»TIONIN! 

STOKACE Bi DAV, WEEK OR MONTH 

GARDEN GARAGE 

JOBS M, CAHEVV, Omu 

DENMAN TIRES IttOCK 

_ BISHOP MOR SALES 

1159 Asbury Ave,» corn of 12th St, 

ROY A. MEhEL 

SKIS ."^KVK, 

113 C'pntnil AvPiiUf CSOODVEAK Tli phone l«0« 

SALES BUICKiERVICE 

WALLACE BROHERS 

Bth St. and Simpson Ave, Phohe 9042 

LEE TIRES 

—ALL MAKES REPi 

SERVICE 6TATfc 

EXI1 | 

Plymouth - DeJoto 

ANTl-FREEZE - TIRES - BAtERlES 

Body and Motor Repairs on if D»l 

Silei and Service 

Wm. T. Powell 

Pontiac 

\) 

^ 

CHARLES 

nltlmore Markets. 

stttlement had bten reach 

| the 30 butchers of the 

• stores. Inc. 

|llchers (it all four chains, 

Jlng some 600 In South 

|PS, were scheduled to RH 

yeslcrduy, Jiiiiuary 2, 

an ajtrffnient; *ii rcnr-hi'i 

(ember 31. 

|fh(> new eonlriirls pmvidi' 

«c boosts oi irom J(i to an 

ft, find oihnr benefits. 

• samp unions went on striko] 

lober. 1840. fur almost four wee 

irinK thp war they niiuli> 

pt a no. strike 

YE. 

YAKD 

BER CO. 

Ph, 

land Grooved Boards 

ftte House Paint 

HPT NERVIC K 

RE BlIII.IiRRs 1 KITPMCSJ 

Pal IINC 

•mm* 

EXTERIOR 

nhcn It casts no more in have 

we still have pure Unwed O0 

Paint, 

ION HOUSAN1 

Phone 0984\ 

|U • FIRE-RESISTAI 

•aUONMT 14" 

ifsrkihsp, ijffice, wirthaulc, inip 

t, ball hauie, ««r»J«, vehicle ihclti 

With thttt itCll nailrJ to Slrlin Sin 

onilll" in Uiily, Quickly ireuci 

r immt*aie buiUinl problem. C 

U H M. BURKE 

MHPwfitAMjildwood, N. J. 

For 

STEEL COMPANY 

ATLANTIC CITY 

JJLECTB1C CQMEAW 

.^y,::!,•! •'" :i;--%.. •!' 

youngsters Feast on 

at Theatre Yule Party 

i'llTTIT 

% itnd whole. In till' Krronrt. rm iihviou:,ly proc 

irowtl ul ui- M,P•"•jvely niindi'd rlllik, WIIIIMI Hock 

hucl a fii-lrl liny ol Ihrei' Inns laid tlii-ir t'RBS "11 an 

u>.Miiibly lini' basis, wived his hirds 

11• nil u huiinry lux by Ilie direct, il 

m and f. i-.lrnii.-, party 

by • Oeeiin City 

5Jl)inii UII. Viliaj,,. ii, 

dni-.ui- iiifllmil ol liikinM il 1 Ifi l>»n 

will] a Hie elCliVIT 

'1 ill- Iliili pii'tiiri' p ,lso with 

l>ritii!yiti|$ ii|)l)ruval. iiiitl the yiiunjs.s- 

[,•!•. I-'.IMI luiK'il t'i I'hi-w tliKir L'lindy 

,yfJt-Ste IllPfl I|,|O till- th,.. bur', mid K'liii 'nionii'ntaiilyi as 

BrjU " or I" crimp,,, i.iih thiv iilifiiiHlt-ly clii'iTfil or MFiiuiie 

jjiicarvps i,iid imiu-iis riMii li ;il ll.c i-l lulls oi lliH ciiuinc title 

0«- » mi-mljiT of On- miiii- uc'iii, Hrnoky. 

Û/kMl, -Tim n oi». day 

,j just as i.hi-y nii-usc m.ri 

: tci ii'i'u.n tMe lii'ifiuiii 

,,i ihi- Mtn^". 

OSK MI1VIK KKBI'.I. 

",) 01' rlNlM. Uii V tti,|ll t>, *ihi', exiin-v.rd J'i^l us liuith sut 

i'';iiU,ir |IIJU,M-I- y,hon 'Hmoky 

HIT 

iiii'l I i' uuiJ.H-1 null lii'i'ume c(,nl|)iilali'.i'l} 

hinie All. thill is. evept "111 

the lasciinili-.l audt 

ui.iiif m-nUi'muli v. liu wus heard ti 

iiiiNUk Aw. il I (In been LI ml liurM 

I** 

L"df 

SH'IWJ 

•'ipiTlciicl 

,nlf. 

1 il;, kittirl 

A-'. I hey 

iisi ,,n ihf ht-ud ur, i;,it 

left Illi- tlli-atrn. fin 1 

chilli «.ii: pn-s.Mili'd wllll riinrly 

^ |,!,L.,ii..fS' hiiiliKMi", in.d iiusi.miikiT'i I'Niii. 

pictun-. .n-'l tin' Hi,,,,, ! ,.,„„,,,,.|,ii.,i ;, hvsliilirici ' Hint lliev 

MiKhl;, Miiu-i. .ii.d, M,,1|( ||,,.m. , ,„,,! f'hn'iiinir. wi'.hi 

luek ttii.l liirii-,t.li i ,,,,„; ,•,.,. ,]„!,„,. 

tattle fi i,i, , l II, hi'la .i^| ^_|-|i,L Kiwmns_l'.iillll!llltl-I'. lil'itdr 

W M liiHIy I-I:I,I (.,! Friii k ,1 Kiuiiiiiiii, lioli riiriiwell 

;'£(' lir-.t [.,11..in uh. n i in-, I(i. .h Ciinllii,. Iliiii, > l.ioytl Cliatlin 

i liypsy mi',- «•„. i.,;,rly C.H.r,:i- W Mever. Uf W I lioiim 

III a t-r(iii|i ill ir.iin.'iM.i.u! Atliim-i Hiiivey Ariiirim iinfl .Iiihn V. 

by 

to th,. i-,- 

Vldlnit iip 

Mil 

ive Tots 

irgtmas Party 

rôy Affair at 

Bealey'i Point 

j.B mcinhers '.1 Cull I 1 ;,, V; 

pBld by the Cl'.'iirli nl II 

Trail.ii.i: Sri..,"! i.i 

liir :i ri ri.-iin.i 4 -, i - 

preir!;l,i| .1 [in.iiiiiifi ••! 

!, musu' :i: '! uif.i-i h , 

the e;;t, ilLiniini j f I -•' 

II.. 

II-., f ;i,- 

,! I- :ir-! 

?Sji .isae is i;.:'^ :••: •)•, \'.v; in 

|^V: Bswirfi: 

3,fe IsattlV ll-iHiri; ,• Iriliii,' !'!• 

flg jJfiSl'l Illi' lilt, I!.ill.111,".I \l,i,l 

'bisia* Mii'iiti. u[ tin. ii.iiiii-M 1 

ajBHtoiii in-,ii'r:ini. I 

ittmiuw Hiiii .iirLini'iil ilic i 

:i:eBaMi'd ill .:. .--il .1; IJ-C'I ..ml. 

SUt Aliens Tlmin Hr\ Chiii 

'• itJMoy. Wiiiiiiin lloutis KITI. 

• iK) Slcrh-, Jiirk M.iiitr-tl 

I iJmU U'Cliiird Mr, Lull 

' tofc. DirK ;ii;ti Mr-- M .111. 

I'hone ^.CibltFails; Resort 

^bk Momentarily 

"-"'• • " ' Ti'd I'll nimti"! IMM.V 

01 Orriin rity rli-i 1 - 

t'Mi îiiiipin in ihi'ii tJiiik- 

jfclU pin 'Ihl.iiri.iy 1,1-t wi'i'k 

fciaowi.ujli i-iilile l.ui'd "I i 

liaj.n ,,i iJJuriv ul il i' Ai-I 

Kli'ftrii 1 t"n 

.$Sf) S lilnrr miiini'i 

W|;; .KBicf al'i!it II 

4|-iiHl! in M;il;.ih, 

Wpf'^"""""- 1 .inlv i:li 

'" 

Hjlolb Stranded 

i " sotne* 

I hull. 

t n K the Viiisiui' Theatre 

,l;i, I Ri-ninf mid Alt Oehl'ichln- 

If llu. lictlCful Eli'Ctrie airmin are 

• .i.i- ii,i.. nil i-"ili'n-ivr pruurum of 

naMi-v «.iniv liy iiroppini! dry icp 

I.II.null tin 1 liiiurl' ivc MTVI- nnlici 

l:i,l lie air ahiive tiilevulk heni.i--i 

1,, .1'.. We want lln-ni In ki'f|" 

Hi' Miiwaiikei' J.inrnal 

.• RETIREMENT PUN 

FOR AMERICAN STORES 

COMPANY EMPLOYEES 

Al HIM Smrkhiilili'rii' riin,.(lnK of 

i. % in .lii -ii [i Hliiris C'iilil|iuny 

1,1 Miiiiiliiy. Mci-flllUcr Kith. Ilia 

ii, k Ini! dors ui'crwhPl millKly 

lii|ilii| mi Kliililnyii-S' Hi'lli'i'ini'Ilt 

mi. 'Hi,! firlni'IiJal puriinsB of 

i« [ilini is in iiiuvlde rtijulttr In. 

,m.. liiiii-llin afti>r rfilri'iimnt for 

[ipliijiiis lit Atiiurlran BiniHa 

iMipiiny, Arme Super Miirkeli, 

ul iiihi-r Hiilisiiliiiiy Uofiipanlea, 

i • i ii in 1 rMllrcmiMll biH-wiiPH liRO 

i iiiiil "0, ri'llrrment at earllur 

ill. If niimppiny approveB. 

('lirlBiiiiiiii bonus waa also «p- 

•.ni-il. 1150.0U0 will be din- 

Ihutid amoriK all the employee! 

: American Stores Company, 

Jermites Do Costly Damage 

Beforo You Know Itt 

All unknown to you termite* 

'may bo diunaging th* (BOB* 

dntloru of yv\a home. Most 

ownors never Imow they have 

termites until costly damage 

la slreadr dono, Dont taks 

cfaanMs. Find out BOW with a 

(res TermlBlx lnipectloa- 

WrlU or phono; 

Ocean City Branch 


Phone 1200 

PAPERHANGING | 

Calvin L. Fisher f 

201 Asbury Avenue | 

Phone 0299-W j 

SLIP COVERS 

•m 

THOMAS SEREMBA 

,, tpiinmr. ,1. 

I'honp 3.5!J5 

« iniii.i; inil l>n..i. • 

i Bsllmatc ond »«lu»l!en «' work toi. 

i lemHalfd or in prolMsn, , Sliete&t! 

I inil lilycprlBIs oi«di. » r««ri «*• 

! SAMUEL R. STAFFORD 

! 1414 Centui Af, »&. HIM . 

B" " 

WE ARE TAKING 

ORDERS FOR 

MADE 

ALL TYPES 

LEMONT'S 

1308 Bay Av, Ph, 178? 

^1 

Need a New 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either caie—-call Independent, We've the ex- 

perience, the men. the materiali and the equip- 

ment to five you a perfect job on wiy type roof. 

We've been fooferi for many years and expect to 

be for many more, ThaTi why mn IndependBm 

guarantee means something. Pick a reliable, fin- 

ancially sound firm to re-roof for you. Call 

GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS 

SHEET METAL WORK 

Independent Roofing Co. 

I'SERN OF CERTAIN.TEED 

3 R. Ficmlnf Avf. fOO 

ph. 4-1SK Aitontic Clly Ofcnn < Ity 

EsllmaU-s FuniUIied — Xn l>i>Bti raTmi-iii 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

Slh St. 

111. (1100 

Roofing Sheet Metal Work 

Asbestos and Brick Siding 

Robert L. Sampson 

21S - 5th St. 

WITH 

Edmund C. Wisham 

Air Conditioning 

24 Aibury Ave. Ph. 1237 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

REFINISIIING 

H, R. BRECKLEY 

•U Centml Aye. Ph. Z267-W 

% I 

FOE QUICK RESUl.Ts 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Floor Sanding 

Edward T. Hamada 

Phone 1048 


GCTTERg . SPOTTING 

W î Air Conditioning 

CRAIG and WALTER 

Ph. 0916 9th & Haven 

Glass 

piitiiod Piitt * winaow 

GLASS 

rnmitiirB Auio, MirrBn 

S. ROSENBERG 

3009 Ari tie Ave, Allaniif Ol 

Robert L, Davis 

Otean City Representative 

64 East Atlantic Blvd. 

plinnoss 

Atlantic Clly Orran nty 

4-81B0 8304-J 

LOUIS J. KOERNER 

w FLOOR SANDING -m 

Refinishing — Waxing —• Polishing 

1028 ASBURY AVE. , Phone I773-J 

• 

Floor Sanding Linoleum 

Asphalt Tile New Floors 

RUSSELL RU SUTTON 

SW ASDURY AVE, 

(Successor to Walter 

HARRY DIBB 

PLDMBIHO — BSATIHO 

York Oil Burners 

Phone 02DI 

Plutnhing-H eatt 

York Boiler Burner Unit* 

York 

Winter Air Conditioners 

m EIGHTH STREET 

*k«i 1WW _ Id. Phon« 1&S4B-1 

ESTIMATES FURNISHED 

Ph. MM or 0H7-J 

Louis Taccarino 

Offifp^ 4th Aftii 

PLUMBINO - HEATING 

O. U. OIL BURNERS 

OU Burners Cleaned, Serviced 

Fred H. Manley 

Plumbing - Heating 

Aiilnmnllc Oil Heitlog 

Ijuipaieiii 

Rjf Oil BaniCf i«lel Bud SffTlet 


Telephone U50-J 

•——+ 

USE THE CLASSIFIED 

FOR QUICK RESULTS 

\ 

Builders 

EAGLE INSULATION 

PRESBUBE INSTALLED 

U Months to Pay If DcdKd 

Furl Savings Will Far Their Cost, More Comfort to SWUM 

JOHN E. TROUT 

REOItTKBED BUILDEB 

1053 Anbury Ave. Ph, 1200 

i*iiiAiiAlitititt|fLiAiiiiitf#iiiiitiiiiiifii~iiiliii4l(iiiiiiiitiiii4iiiiiil#fli|iiitil

^ % 

-:ti 

\ 

I*' 

1*-:!. 

REMODEL 

New Trade Schoo 

Term to Open 

Retorterg Invited 

To Enroll 

OcMn Oity itudeiits are invited to 

enrol] In the Spring term of the 

BvenDil Vocational School program 

Iii Atlantic rjity, which will open 

during the week of January 6, 

Courses will be flvin at tht Indi- 

ans Av. Monterey Av., and niinoii 

Av. Bchoolj, Registration will be ac- 

cented from 7:S0 to 8:30 on the I 

^= = ^1 — -- i ~»- = __ 1. 1 i . • | 

opening night on which the course mat ? fireworks tlmn they hud iwr 

Seamans, in Mexico, See Relics 

Of Civilization 11,200 Years Old 

Mr, and Mrs, Earl Seaman uiitl i wiiii pntirry ului M M'iiie.ilii ?ist 

children have been Having u ijlunniii., .-.a} 'an. II unii jn^ nlil I'liiy ur 

time seeing tiie sights in iuui iii-fJiiiiff [rynm ui pi-fur niiu 11iut iln-- u;i 

Mexico City, another stop on tlii'ir ' the nrsi I-IVIIIMI.1 rnniineni 

EranfcontiiKMitfl! winter tnur hy an- "UP ueiii through the l*r(»d(|t'n = 

lo trailer tial painee. Karh of the hcauiiful 

The Linuoon lamiiy nnved in I """"* •«« :1 nitichru valued ut 

Mexico City December 12 and plii::. I *"" nnlliiin pram, and the liiml 

tied to leave on the lfllh or afllli in, limiilifiil funiilure «e have ever 

Corpus Christ!, TOMS, where tliiyi f*?"- HnfnU'ln furniturr is lii.iirl 

will remain the rest of the uintir. inlaid ehony. a pn>M>n( num a 

They arrived in the Mexican capi- 

tal on the day of ihe Oiiadaliipe Fi- 

esta, a week's celebration 

Kenny Institute 

In N, J. Possible 

Depends Upon Suc- 

cess of Drive 

iltt- Hiiniho 

..hull 

ni-.t,ii 

William H" 

:i 11'«- 

pening ight on 

are to be offered, 

A refSistration fee of 13 per course 

will be charged. This will he re- 

funded upon successful completion 

of the count. 

The-fallowing 

fBred at the Indiana Av. Oirls' Vo 

cational School on Monday and 

Wednejdsy evenings: 

Houajhold Maintenance: Knittliii 

leginntri; Knitting. Intermediate; 

Power iewing Machine Operation: 

Enittinf, Advanced: Sewing, Begin- 

ners and Sewing, Advanced, 

The following courses will be of. 

fered at the Monterey Av, Oirl-s' 

Vocational School on Monday and 

Wednesday or Tuesday and Thurs- 

day evenings: 

Bookkeeping, Ceramics, Pressmak. 

ing; Furniture Beflnishing. Lamp! 

Shades, Millinery, Advanced: Rp.' 

modeling and Renovating, Srmnaj 

Beglnneri: Shorthand, TailnrinR nnd 

seen befririv They preu.ni-h had 

been in HUIIMHN C-HIMMU;; ;.-n 

Corpus ObriMl Iiklii|4 tin- hilf.i 

much that they derided n. Mm ; 

there in a trailer camp ritiii nn iIn 

HI 

Sea man 

TH'Q HOIKS FOII VISAS 

They wenl IM-o'iuli c;nioni 

Laredo, ihe pmi'i'-v. of nbl.i;:ii:vc •- 

as faking iihnu' (we lining, ih- 

drove on in Monti'ivy h> inulii 

"We «ere amaxed al (he itljil 

driving unil the niiise "I IIUFII. 

blDH-Ini; iiiiil iiiH-n air 

Resort Boatmen 

To Attend Show 

To Usher in Big- 

jjpgt Boating Ypar 

in hi- 

UI H.Tiillll'l I! I Hi 

.'SMI.OB 1 IIHIK'S YOI'R 

( II 1VCF TO KK FM.I»iT 

wiidw 

I To 

1 Plain to pniaNiy 

Ainprieaii Legion.,,1 | 

I I 1 "'.!, at a cost oli, I 

i : minced Friday hjn- | 

. i: iiriniiii iif the 

! nuitpp. ,-., 

A drive Inr iundj,, 

iiiriit will siiirt in, 

tturk is srhi'diiled 

'•ui' npvi siimniPI 

i Co. Firemen 11 

| Officers of thc'i 

Firemen'« Assncii^, 

i .1 lit a iiicptiiiB ! 

u.i.id. lias been 

. iri-IIon as presid 

li-r-fv 

i I 11,. 

blowig iiri 

where ihi.i na nil klmN 

he MiNna nil klmN 

of things, CVIMI riirn on the roh, 

eotikrd H«hl mi iiii° ^trevt." iin 

Sciinijui, nrili' in Ilii- Si'tiilinl 

r\i(i'M 

AND t PAY 

I spin, i% ( HI sn 

rovAvm 

ALl-VV 

WIND 

^$W/0i|R HOU 

HEATED WITH Wuecoal 

blue cod* 

mekei home heating 

EASY— protect! 

hsolth — sovoj you 

plenty of money. 

1300 West Avenue 

Phone 04 

Beglnner 

" Th; 

laiiis. They ail 

< oi mmit, ni tl 

the course In Dressmaking and 

Millinery for Beginners will be of- 

fered both us afternoon and evening hll.-. ,- , " ...... 

course!. The advanced rmllinerv *}' rrln " 11 . l) )l | s " l h "" tf " 

course will be offered Tuesday and , " p "'' , l011rtP(l r!llun Vl " 

Thursday afttrnoons only. ' 'f 11 ' I 1 ? *•"•" 

The following courses win be h ". FS ." , Wi 

offered at tht Illinois Av Sclm,,i i"" "!' ' llll! ' «»"""l- 

the majority on Tuesday and-thurs. j 

day tyeninis. The course in Prrir-j "Hie climaii- IHIT 

ticai Electricity will be offered Mun-1 a«'Und 7.1 m tin 

day and Wednesday evenings All 

coursesâte of a Trade Extension 

nature and appIicaiHs must be cm- 

ployed or temporarily unempinyeri i"" 1 -" »•• nrn-r -.m r,-.,•, 

in the trade in which they desire "'"'' v ' l|v !rw lful ~ -••< •••> 

training. • ' " """ body uses iinuili-n-fl n:ii;. 

Courses will be given ut tlie liidi-' Buot1 - '""' ll lniIfc 

ana School as lollows: i MOr.VTAINS BKAI Til I I 

niOfly v ll h eiir 

AU-ALU 

•screen--cor 

' 1 "' f ' nlfl '•" mtlit n 

" T h n v inn emu iili 

" ! Jri; ' 1 l l l l f l ••'•a'-i 

Arres} Clears Up 

Olrl Robbi-ry, Belief 

Santa Clans Visits 

Lumber Yard 

"'died right 

', t'b'e-hung so 

bothor, E 

Oectric Tmde 

Praetical Electricity. Radio Funda- 

mentals and Repair, 

Printing Trade 

Hand Composition. Linotype. 

Miscellaneous Courses 

Slueprim Heading. Electrical tn- 

ginetring. shett Metal Drafting and 

Ihop Work, Welding, Acetylene 

E. 

ion;] ,\sbi 

Phone 

lied o;JIM;- 11.i i.-;(i :r- 

Conversion Charf e 

Is Dismissed 

Charged with unlawful cfi'iver. 

slon, Charles H, Brown, 27, neuin 

of West av., near 7th si,, was dis. 

charged in police court Monday 

when the complaint was not pressed 

by the complainant, " 

Brown was apprehendeel lor iiileg. 

feJh 11 ! W SUm " der * iruck upon 

which he was delinquent in his fi- 

nancing payments, police said. Af- Also 

i m ^ j ^ ' f l h e truck - t!ie rlaim - : u is °" »»".„ J i n ; ; , . 

i 6^ to appear for further with a mm' then- h ,'i, 

prosecution. Judge Howard War-• W» saw ihe 

SHrt'cSy "~ Brow » sa!o •" 

court co.t». ,|a|id 

they iiiilftf a ixmcniil r,|'...r ,\. ,, 

other liquor is riiutie ;mlll t|-r , ,, 

of the cpiiiury pimi! uhnl- n...•: , 

Is about like bet'i, 

"Wp lave hud |;i;nn- „.. ,'•.-, 

lour 1 -.. Went ii) .-re i|,,, .„,,, , 

pardrns. from :: l)n:il rniii-il'l,'' '••' 

amn pirls alnnj e;,,,:,^ i,,,„!,.,. .v!., 

roses, fardfine.i.. unlei:, :,::,i ,.-; , 

cents in iiiir inoiiev. if, i..irj ,,;. 

most everyihli^ rhrnper line lim; 

In Ne\v Jersey, 

IHIT OLD CATIIKIJIIALS 

"We hnve vnle,] . ,.,.,,.,, ;... ... , 

lliednils. some Mn iii'ri -inn -.,. (,, .,,',', 

Also (ve went to t J it- rtew-ri n'l ii,.,. 

. .• i 

N. J. Labor Official 

S s '47SIoSan 

'vlileli 

IN 1941 

3H MILLION 

CALli A DAY 

MILL/ON 

mi, ct.visiui.,, U)fl 

H)i! IHII'K TiHStl IS 

Now Available!! 

Overhead 

Garage Doors 

Medicine Cabinets C0M • F 

neatilators 

FirePlace 

Dampers 

Plywood 

Celotex 

Presdwood 

Tile Board 

Sheetrock 

Aquella 

Texolite 

C H. SHOEMAKER 

LUMBER CO. 

12th St. and West Ave, 

Phone 0150 

'CL 

WILLIAM S. ANDERSON 

KIccliicMl .siirxicc. M;iintPn:iMrr ;ln(j (onslruction 

Miiintpn:iMi 

Cor. 4th & Asbury Ave. 

l!iii 

lire Aliirm 

Tnilli iiil 

('liniiiiunii'iiliiiii 

Phone 1771 

i;ii Al.'iriiis 

and 

Ujthting 

•J I 

1 

ii,. 

" 

~IEPI i hiifl 

|.;nBiin'rriiiB 

Mnmhrr IMHA 

ALL-WEA- 

ALUMINUM Wl 

Idul fsr th« horn 

or the hams n 

Irvin Johnson, Jr, & Co, 

923 AsburjAvenue 

Ni-M 1. 111! ill 1 

Ready-Mixed CONCRETE 

...but with us Greater Voluinc 

doesn't mean greater profits 

Telephone calls have reached an 

alUUmohIghir,N,.wjel.(t(.v h|(t 

teleAhbno earnings have reached 

an •U.tlmc low! 

lhnl so tiilo pruviilini; 

j , , . hnv( 

up much luster Lhiin rcvu 

TliermillisoiircariiiiiWM i 

will l,n I, «s Uiiin 4 it'u\H on 

dollar iiiveslcd m llio 

K,,ne 

Ocean City Concrete Products Co, 

4th and Haven Ave. Phone 0011 

CONCR 

BLOC 

I'Liin Piine! 

Chlmnry an 

Itird lliillu, I 

Concrete Bid 

Boulh HravlU. 

Ph. Sea Isle Ci 

REGISTERED 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

INSTALLATIONS 

SERVICE REFERS 

liiiMiu'.v- I'huiic: !."i!i^ Vidl-J 

General Ha 

travel , Dun 

NICK FIORE 

Ml WEST AVl 

material,, equipment. , , all i|,e 

JWilY SILL TiUPHONI COMPANY 

Single FWeaSc 100 TickeU 

Th« Shori Routa io AlUntic Cilj 

BULKHEADS 

£S,r rf D0CKS 

UOAT si.ii's l>lti-:ijfii-"i> 

IHVINU"and I)VNAM!Ti^c; 

Charles C. Leonard 

^ ^ - N- J- Phono ()r«,n flh- 

Chas, Brombei 

PAPERHA 

B Ho. LaCledc 

Alkntie City, 

Phone 4.0 

Trucki. 

Save Tires, Time and Milet ? 

CITY•LONGPORT 

EXPRE 

9th St. and Sim 

Telephone O(e*B 

Daily Ti 

Phila. and 

• ail Piil.deli 

s 

1520 Asbury Avenue Phone O.C. 157 I.', 

Laurence E.Stedem 

Electrical Cotractor 

—REtJISTBB,_ 

All types of Electrical Instatlons, Repair and 

Maintenance Jvice 

Jacob C, SCHUFF 

Electrical Contractor 

"OB Anliury Ave, IMionn 1241 

STANDARD 

ELECTRIC CO. 

Electrical Contractors 

B. n, PEBKS, JR. 

223 Ocean Ave. 

Phone 11OS.R 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Alfred R. Smith, Inc. 

1048 Asbury Ave, 

Phmm '111.1 

Cement - Tile-Marble 

John Pelto&'Co.,Inc. 

General Contractor! 


Phone 0983 

„. /• 

iay, January 3. 194 

ft 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEt-LEDGER 

Sentinel-Ledger Classified Ads 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSIFIED Al) HATES 

One Time. M Words or L«J«i 

. _ lie per word, exrncding IS words) 

Afler FIB.I Inoi-rtioti ^ ,,1M.P,!on 

l*ic per iwird ei(ref. nnnn rerffHtinr d 

I r wl ) 

trea 

City, N J. 

Rooms For Rent 

'• ; tf. 

Mortgage Money 

MOHTOACiE MONEY — Aviuhilile 

, liiiHls_Hir limli nniiliL Iim. 

BUY ui iiernurd!,. iBrccsl sioek. 

low ijvi iliiiid. hi'lier yrttde new 

and ii'.cil lurnlliiri', F'lii- rtilivrry. j liUOMH untl small Hpiirlilll'iilh 

Dpi'ii cvi'iiiiiK.'i. II will liny ymi ID riMil Wii-k. [liniil.il ur M-iiMiii Hii- 

. . . I -- j i i (. t,,| c,,|r,M|,,| j|;j| AllHillir Iiv II 

HAHiiON coriAtii.:. TOI M.«nh,i 

(IT Opiii nil yriir Ciiinl.iiiiilil'- 

and iittriiriivr sui IUUI.flints H.II.- 

i.nih ? waU-T in- prmtu- biiih VVni. i 

r.iiis PhuiiM 1141) Ki-i'lj:i K I'lan 

— • — -——.—.—-.— __j_io_ 

sey ftnri Ailaniic av , AilmiUr C;i 

7 he Exchange 

I • IIKI)8. spririKS. liiiiLThpniiKii. stoves. 

Ldiiii.'. Kit'.iiiil Hniisiiiis ninitu.iu' I iet'lJuKes. rurniturL 1 mia lufniih- 

loims FITII'IHI luiiismi! liiipioveriH'rii jiiip. antique funiilure, ilttss luid 

liiiini. nnd in;v .iiher kind nl llnniH'- 

niB Hnny .1 T MPVWS ji 

I0«H iiv. Ali:.n!ii' CltJ'. N J 

,1 N. 

tf 

tf 

china Hui and sell ujmust any- 

thing. AppriiiJials mnde. Some 

for public storage. 

Moving • Storage 

MKTTSARnfi'Muviiijj Co.. "AHHIUIC Eltis roil ALI 

niy. Dial 4.5M2, ei-cniiigs 2-imi.l CAitSi SBBS io 

or write 10 0;W Allamie av Local, mstajled FTiEB OF 

'—" -"••-•-• Frequtnt trips lo flbrea, sail clot ha, Iwlher trinuiied. 

IM-.VI" 

p 

crs Point 224B 

inni'.. Ifiit.- n.orii in 

pli.niv hfii uaij.i. 

U . IP «« k rimiir 

Soil- ymir rnmaiks im Fags 17 of Dw. 20th issue 

ri'liitiyi' tu Surf Hud .sol.! l,y Mrs. I^mont in a man 

Io furificr bciir out ynur contpntuin thHt "iit-of 

IIIUMI'IM rwi.l vniir .! :iril i:il 

liiiil nr. I • i J rt I;; 12 

haii- 

! 01 NOTHI 

1 Ji 

tji 

. Hn-niil pi 

ii Ciiy (iiii 

i\. 

Automotive Servict 

FOHli - MI-IIITKY • I INCfil.N 

A I . I ! : ' ::••• il iiuli .'. (>i 1 . 1 " 

M i\V ( 1 K I • I; IV, l'( I 

1st .V A'..,::!.,- I'ii I) I .v ,i.-:n;' 

Professional Services 

V i - . l l - . I • ' I : :•• !|., ! i i i l " I ' l . i 

Tl,,s | V . ,1 I It.| Or, I-'llllll> 

III!---- ill K :;il p III 

'HOY I- 11AKHY I'H ill Ah 

l A ^ 

• in.ii I n-.i-- 

Iiliillre'.sf.s Hcil, n'nl Hprlnijs 

Mnt!ri.".si-:. n-ii'iii.lcil juii lii;i- n 

F:,r.'.i;:i|-|- liph.il 'i-r-ll. " I'll'iM- Al • 

liii.iii- t'nv 4-aan:i ,i.ik lur Mr 1 Im 

•i-i- ( ' . . I i i- A H | | . I I I - f ' . i i n l H i - , l i l l - l L ' 

S A i I- - I .i-i .! ;-. i ;..|i ,;..- :. -.'., I 

i-. I ;••.•. li.-.lil I. iiii I 'A l ' T U N H. 

;..' \V'- I ,,\. I'l,..!,.• iil.-iil-H. II 

T Clerk-Carrier 

.11 ii |7 • .• Q 

ivi fiXaHlinatlOn 50011 

>!.-- '• ' I I-, 

' .11, .'-.• ,1 -. 

First m btM'cii 

Years Aiiniui.icfH 

oves 

' Uned Hentmg St 

1! l I COAL and WUinj SLU',I ! S. 

;il Ijui-ki'l-n-day, otc. Usrt y 

,,, | lii.iiM.i.iiljit.. H liiiil and WII:-.», 

Hd C M Crt H 

Lumbef Co. Dines Out 

144 

lilH Ci'lilnil A. I'l.i 

Business Servicfc 

Yale Keys, I Jc Fjuh 

Quirk srrrire. Oiivii Hartiwurf Co., 

IM35 Astiury av. 

Hand flv.. Cape May Court Hous 

Phone S-0B41. tl 

TIKES. Firi'StuilP Urns and tijjjt'R 

1'a.ssi'nijiT and iriitk. i'ALMKlt, 

ilia Asiinry Aft 1 I'liniu' UL"3fi u 

C'MI-: IN ..:,ti •.- l!,i Ni-'.s N-:I-M i'.' 

I ... . 1 . , . i . N i •-' ; . . . ; i . 

HANI 'II'H 

Ml il.. 

IM 

l ! 

Di-i'. 

ti Iiy 

r 

MA 1 .- 'II,-. 

l 

W.. 

p .IM 

IIii 

W Mill 

M . i ' . N-iiiiil.il 

KKNMOriK Wiislii'r KITVII-I-. Paris i, Hi,.,..,-. 

lur imy niiikn wusln-r Cull Ciiiiii- ..i ... ;.:,,i | 

lliili. I'lciiMinlvlili.. KSU-VV, If. lim: Wu.-k -I 

KI-'VK MAI It-. 1 — All. mi. I|I:II ink- '• •'•'•• N •' «»!••:• H:i!'.:ii 

simtli sei-iM-i'. WiiltiT !•! Al.i>.l. • 'iM-il •» I'll:. 

70ft C'l'iilrul .iv. I'll U4llii-,M. II FOR SAI-I-- Viii"l'lin fl 

, I,', i.v 

Cinn 

,ii ir....;•:. • > 

'-• I l.'.i.i' ..' 

Ki'W tiielliiid (lives llioroiiKli insiiln- ! 

I'RINTINO and DKVET.OPINO. All I » r "i" 11 ' 1 

siws rnil illins. 24-hour syrvlee. 

Brimmer Crest Gift Ct'iitrr, 737 As 

ili-.ii-. 

tin- Capi. M;,y 

- m-inlli-il rl:iii>. 

:l '.I -i-iiiiil w, 

I K:...pp in,- 

r ! liiki-. H i m . 

S> 'i .1 ,l|- -.i-i-. 

i; ' n;.i-. ..: M,.:- 

CLEANING 

HOUSE? 

Will hrip rou rlrn ittlc, hsuM at 

girsfe la_ efegfiange for irtUUf le! 

viDfed. win n-iui ill rubtlu •••T 

Hill Cr.l to 

Box 8, Linwood, N.J. 

CLASSIFIED RATES 

Effective January I, 1947 

2c Per Word. Minimum SQe 

Repeat Insertions ] JC Per Word 

40 c Minimum 

I DAILY IUS SERVICE 

To CAMDCN PHILADELPh 

Weekday! and Saturday* : 

« 45 A.M. 1,00 P.M 

l.V 

Pliiiiic Bca liilr ;j.|iii:jii. if 

OAK tire wood, any Ic'iiiuli, J-'iiii.k 

Kirby. SIS Blinre rd . Ocrnii VII-V 

Phone pecan Ciiy IHao-J-.i . l-Hi 

CEDAR lor sale Boat lumber. 

leiijjlhh, wide widthh: alio iiilniii 

cabin loiis and split frriar. Tilde: 

L, Piiyiie, Plinne 6.|MSR-\V. « I . 

Sllnson av,, Olaucefiti'r. N, ,1. 

nl.ocK 

4.000 H., 2X(i: 0,000 ft,, slieiilhlni;, 

2,500 ft,, 3x4. nil iic_w. nlioiie Bom- 

era Point S1BB. 105 Oibba av, 1-ii 

Automobiles Wanted 

BELCYOUR OAR to us! We_wll! 

pay you more. KURTZ, Ford 

DeaJer, l»t and Atlantic av. Phone 

Oemm City OMO, tf 

See Tod Ule to 

Gutifv Adi, Page 3 

CLEAN HEAT... 

COMFORT 

jull Fuel Oil brought to your 

NQ finer tqmhinsfipn then dupenda 

homo by our oulomelit tjelivtry i.jryiie IB ossurc o maMimum of 

[lean hioi nnd lomtoff nil lh. augh the winter manthi ahead, islieve* 

iioiir>clf of fpofluint n. 01 dVrtng onH ath,r fuel problemi by phonint, 

tsdey far oil semisn delivtry ef Gulf Fuel Oil. 

FUEL OIL 

MILTON HAGWTI-'l v 

H)10 H!iiire Hd. IMi, S. i'. TMI {., 

BOARDWALK 

.1.20 P.M. 

5,^0 1'. M 

fi.JOl'.M- 

7.20 P.M.; 

s "(I I* M i 

iUOP-M'' 1 

10.20!'. M, 

11.20 I>. M. 

12.3.1 A. M. : 

i .:$.", A, M.i 

2.:i5 A. M. J 

12.2(1 A. M. In Hi iifrn Point 

All ANTIC CITY 

TinNSPORTATION CO, 

!*H.2:>.\. M. 

i JO.L'd \, M. 

11.2(1 A, M. 

!'. M. 

II Mil 

• III 

J. H. 

Drill 

Nililiil 

\-lmi-) 

I.Pf ATIOP 

HHARP, 

i.i 

»i ii,...I. J | 

Franklin A. 

Attorney at 

\,.I....MI 11,1,1k ituIlJlhjrv 

' .'i.»i I'honil 

15 

VBTERlNARrAN 

Dr. C. T. Rogen 

37 W. 15th St. phone 

SUROBON CHIROPODIST 

W. Thomns Adams, D, 

tl] Ailnnll.: An, Phoni 

U b Afpetatmeat 

i T i 

r 

••••••«•»•«H» 

15 DAY DELIVERY! 

Bondcriwd Slw! With Baked 

i Finish in WMU or Ivory 

Coloffd Tapes 

Made In MBaj

T 

[Fund 

!?i Widow 

Is the amoun 

J ant by Thomas J. 

hunger of the At- 

tssk 

[ DOCTOR'S WIDOW 

J this week was tt- 

JJim Mm wamn n 

Bt. Petersburg, Flit, for 

i in the hospital to her 

iJWs Dr. Itobblrm, who 

tiWtJ medicine at Ape 

r wi* president of the 

" ti Society. Or, Rob- 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL.LEPGER 

Friday, 

When hospital activity wiis firstLf*. %M TT Tt . • 

tatmdwi m urn both a md m Store Manager urges Rotartans 

ItebblMwewtertnielytateMrtedin _, f - f T* 1 

u To Take Inventory of Themselves 

lng 

but 

h 

Mm Bobbins made her (1200 gift 

anonymously during the fund-rub- 

drive which ended October IS 

recently consented to having 

her name used when It was pointed 

out that publication of the gift 

might result in securing additional 

contributions In substantial am- 

ounts. 

Mr. Erricksuti also announced re- 

ceipts or a gift of *100O from Prank 

It. Wheat, yvell known Millviile 

flws manufacturer who maintains a 

iununer home at Sea Isle City 

The total amount of subscription! 

received since the fund-raising pro- 

no opened on June 1 now is $323,- 

mM. of which 1121,78214 has been 

paid. 

S, Army Medical Corps with 

1'oT .Mpttta, She HK) do, 

medical library 

I foundation. 

PAJLMEBS RETURN TO FLORIDA 

Mr. and Mrs HnU Palmer left 

Ocean city Saturday to resume their 

sojoum at their winter home In Mi- 

ami Beach, where they spent Octo- 

ber and part of November. They re- 

tuned north November 14 This 

Mflie they will remain south until 

about May 1 

Apropos of th» fact that this it) 

inyentory-takiog time for f»taU 

merchants, Laurence P. Lunny nd. 

vised members of the Rotary Olub 

at Plymouth Inn last Friday night | 

to take inventory of themselves, 

"In a store like ours, 1 ' said Mr, I 

Lunny, manager of the resort's 

O, 0, Murphy oo, store, "you take 

inventory it the end of Ihe year to I 

find out whether or not you have I 

made a profit or suffered a loss; I 

also to find out how many mjstaHes 

you have made and how poor a I 

buyer you have been in some lines, | 

LOSS IN LEAKAGE 

"Another, reason we take Invtntory I 

U because it is required by pur 

friend. Uncle Sun, who takes a 

large portion of our profit. In the 

KQTAJUANS PINED TO 

AID POLIO CAMPAHiN 

Each member of the Rotary 

Club who didn't happen to be 

wearing his memlienihlp badge 

was fined 25 cents at last Friday 

nJfht's meeting. The proceeds 

went ta the Mile of Diints In fan 

Ule paralysis campaign fund. 

Frgetieally no member had his 

badge on. 

The fine n sugfesM by Boy 

E. Darby, former local ermirrnyn 

of the campaign. 

and 3ATURDAV EVENINGS 

'Other 'bad buys' include hrnir 

glng, laziness and intolerance, 

. — , "What are we going to do sboi 

case or the Muiuhy Co, it Is W per them? Are wn going to try lo 

cem - prove? 

Sometimes you can Jose a lot of TAKE n\liv "ivvrvTomrs 

money in leakage. This is a big prob-' V E TmtFf ' 

lem in our business, for many light- 

lingered people come into our store. 

Sometimes they are on both sides of 

the counter. 

"If you are a wide-awake miina- 

|(rer you will have closed out the 

I slow lines before the end of the 

year: but it Is human to hate to 

I part with a loss, so you may hang 

onto them, only eventually to throw 

them out. 

"There is nothing belter than 

prayer, retrospection, lnukini,' back 

over the things ihui hni'e fiflm 

every night goinR over I (if eiwits nl 

the day and eritiriziiit; vourwlf. 

"Our Rotary Cluh has a Blni-iaii* 

record, of which we should i». lu-ouri 

Ho* good la il (jniiig to lit' in IP-47" 

Will Ihn Itiad he fumed Inrt'i'ly hi 

few, us in Hie JHTM, nr uiII ui 

ill pitch I'n nnd maise 1 

Liltf a tired old men, 1946, with 

his htritoge of mareriol shortages 

and rising prices, has finally 

passed en. We bid him Adieu. He 

was a conitont stimulus to our 

ambition,.,, which is to render 

••met. For the year 1947 we 

pledge a continuance of our ef. 

forti to attain that ambition. 

'**,? 

P>:% 

,.*»•,. 

IIGHTCO. 

i;;:: •»« 

BROWNIES 

SECOND ANNIVtHSAHY 

The Brownies rerp.uly relrbraiprf 

thp table will, tod and srepi. 

BEAD THB rlA881rlErj Ar). 

FULLER BRUSHES 

147 

_ AttonU(.t.011Blv 

J.F.OTOOLE 

fIwne Heaaantvllh 484-j 

AL-IN YARN SHOP 

Ml B»y Am phone JMi 

PDSOT^BRB of yABM 

Becotte's 

Home-Made 

"As PUBI AI 

IT IS GOOD- 

Atbury Avenue 

FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

Outdoor Jackets 

9.95 Jackets 

12,95 

16.95 

20.00 

25.00 " 

32.50 

6,95 

8.95 

11.95 

13.95 

16,95 

21.95 

Men's Pajamas 

Cotton bnnadeloth 

ro of :\M (Jrarlc 

neat stn'jx'.n. Sizi>s A, H, C, D. 

C 

y Vacuum Agtnev 

mmtontm - 

ftcne 17S1 

25% Off 

Boys' Warm 

Outdoor Jackets 

Fingertip Coats and 

8 to 20. 

CLEARANCE SALE 

Wool Cudi 

They Made | 

When Mothr 

to spare, khe u li 

liere In Ouvn 

ahoul their dni 

67th YEAR No 37 

n fir Id had tin 

I u |Xlt uf | 

In IU8 It. a 

n wt lloun 

Printed and Published in America's Grmih&,s.# 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Thartfay, falrutlL „_ 

FYldny, fair with dowlf H^Ti 

pmtuni S«tiird«y. toaUfiMd „ 

and moderate. — Fotvciut by V, .' 

Weather Bnreau. 

Tplephonp 0104 or 0105 

Air Trnsport mesort Paratrooper Says 

Servicfflere ?* Ea§ y to Live in 

und «LI f luxury in Germany Today 

neldnssible 

City anl Lessee f 

To Bidbr It for 

Next Sinner 

Little Money Goes Long Way, Sgt. Liv- 

ingston Finds; Plight of Stricken 

Uerman People is Pathetic, However 

An impri 

at the Oi 

port is cul'iil iiitn nuk 

(.row up tti (tatiiit 

tn i njuv n t 

trnnspnrt tin, 

Aunounf pint H 

tilt 

f 

purpu e itiditi), mnn 

ft Mr cnmine hnme frum 

iunt,iv fh til itc unhappy f»Hf 

now heui[. rfll^ 111 "^ hill Hurt irt i hit nf ad 

i mm itip.il iji'Jiitiki In hting tin n — it van 

tilt |lil J!M ul Aintritaii Mjldiei 

ibln^ Sin h mixed tmntliin c vttre the 

t ninierflil Bin i[ Hkl Unbt rl I H iHKÛm par 

hv ncU uinJBf Uriitipi i uf Hit S'nfl Airhiirnr ni 

I Hit prtjdlj f vl im whi irrivefl burk m I hi 

|M l mm 2 30§ (• 

in idr lar^0 i 

iniple rtl irilln 

landing ul ]g 

acrurduig tu fcji 

ildent nf hri£@ 

r uf Ihe lit Id. 

i 1-ind thi r# J 

Tin >ilrip w 

Imit will tliu 

(iilkh In pruvi 

•uritv far il 

tranipnrl pUm 

nrd T Mi\er 

Air Lines opi 

ûcli plain 

under rainrihlicmiriituin a/g 

pnived lust ilniei but tiia f 

as orluiniillv Bill due nu| 

thim j Mifluift ifnv 1 it tor 

riMllar upt nl 

TO tl IMIN \1^ OBSTAr I r 

Hert-tnfon i|had bi PII I ipgl 

eri wtll nlpli iifcciwibli In lug 1 

till laiidnij, 4p it n, itjut 1 

end dui tu i jhiniafce riitt li »h 

rarric urfatt vattr In the in^ 

wiltrutv fifmijlt ItiwliiifU iU 

Hn nv nrir tr urptjrt ai 4 Iii 

i r itnr 

Hut Mavrr qruhlr inri Ojtvi 

m nr William i rulli anil ri-tiê 0 ^' IFf 

month »hm I m IK vrajM*'*! 

State PUC Defers Higher 

Telephone Rates 3 Mouths 

Ocean City Subscribers to Pay More, But &" s 

to Atlantic City, Somers Point, P'ville to fc Free 

tn call AtlmtK intirn 

I 1 , 1'tllllt III A l i ' . t l l l l l IIU Ill^l' 

lull Im nth i all- hut th(\ 

will p.i\ i hijrhii miintliK 

i iti iimli'i a m w i lti 1 i hi' 

dull' f ili'd tin, \vi t k In tlif 

Sen JLI-,I \ I"i il Tt li phimi 

The new SLllnriuli I i heel c jh 

mitted tnr ippiuvil uf Hit Bo ird ff 

Piiblit I tillt% Cnrnnii umer which 

ill Tue di\ urrii ri d a ! Mrt t nun th 

delav in llii tffetlm dm il tlii- 

lllt-reu t in pi l nut sivirdl public 

hearing to bt held tin ihi miner 

rhi llr t nth hi irin^, w i t h riul 

id fur Fi briuri 10 

FIRST IN ^1 »E»Il«i 

The tninpdin hid a led ih it tin 

utw r ite«i po into tffttt frhruiirv ^ 

C irrv inf^ the fir t E' In r il infTi a, e 

in li It phiihe rate In JI *em tht 

prnpu^rd ne^ fhcdult i deilgntdu 

met t unria eel to t of pruvirinif- 

iervire inri lo mjjiinri mil lmpnm 

the sv ^tt m The incred l e in gru 

rtsinue utiulri tutil jpprn\lnidttlv 

S10 700DO0 liimiill) or ihoilt 17 pt r 

cent on riHidtntlll Cli tonirr tntl 7 

per rrnt un toinmirtiil ervice 

All toll i Imrgei will bt eliminated 

between points in New Jcrse\ where 

at pri-stnt a iivt-eent toll chirge 

plie-i Thi hioiidenin^ of thr local 

ilmg area rtfoKinye" tin widi- 

"ead eoiiimunitv ol Intereit whirh 

has developed as 3 result ol imprav 

ed tmiijporliition facilities Over 

om half or tlie companv s cu ,10m- 

, now have tin 1 - extended SLope 

^ ulio III** 1 

am pmiw*" | 

in the ffc»»* 

Proposed Ttlephone 

Rates for Ceean City 

RI-SIDESTML 

ll nllmited tl ^tn 

f IM Jnêph I nflt trtaurer M ih 

I 1 M M ler t hit 1 Tin tin, f Iji, r 

riaiiitri I 1 1 pi IJIVIII 11 tl rhirlt- 

' 1 itlufii Jr 1 hi fltpiiln 

Ihi III» rtimpinv uill (r\tr thr 

f ppfr Town hip art 1 1 mm it» 

H 1 li < Piimt bridi,! 11 Hit ni nli 

1 Hi Piltrmci rallrojtl [alnin li 

"ii nth and hnuiiii Iln i4lh I 

frmbntiiii niH u,, n ri i L vtirr| 

t" ri 11, UL PpU 1 hui j^ 

I T(» t (MSTRl I T IIU I 

It wi tlitldrd tu hold ri(.ulir 

nin I n)- iht- In t 1 id thud Tu. 

I \ t I t if h nit nth inri In nit 1 t it 

f I HI n until 111 h unit a t fire 

I ill t 111 hi trttlttl Ihi h ill will 

1 Ui J t tin t lmpinv bv 1 iirnmi r 

1 1 In 1 t I Mirmi 1 1 nt ii fir on 

f" 1 tr 

i inpinv fffiter if kmwli figt ri 

Ih till n a in,,, ,r, „ |,v lit tin 

Id 11 CUV Ihn utli Rinmtintl H 

P< rV 1 If until 1 pi it r 1 hi in 1 

» 1 111 of J\I ral 11 til In IJM-II 

rm I r nr rud te I iî il flurini, 

Iht k 11 II Aill hi 11 t ill, I u miKir 

rih al S& ilkel r inin I ill ii in 

Mini in md blown fur It t pill 

p fverv da\ il nt 111 

TO ri-*C II 1-IItST 4IIJ 

F n l iid 111 I r i t i i f n f l i i for 

inimlrr of tin tumpnm will bt 

tiitid lti 1 ikt pint 1 nh Thur rliv 

nihl t it Ihi timpirirv hi IHIJU n 

li r 111 tti r Iln ihlet [Ion I H ilph 

C 1 Hi in 

It I ti 1 pi in In fl I 1 nm a U 

1111 r AuMh ii \ a tit n a Ji ihli 

I 1 1 I I lit mi n in [In 11 f rj- 11 

Inf- t ilorl 

I ADAM 1 ? 

Tin Ocpan Cit> Klwaiii^ Tlub uill 

in tall 11 n, n nfrifer for 1M7 at 

a dinner mid entrrUinmrnt next 

Vlidn div rilfeht Ijnuarv ]• at ihi- 

Oiian c n\ Snmt-r>, Point Golf Club 

H-mfv VI Adiim will be eiled 

1 Iht nrw pre Iflni I urn t iuit 

IImr\ B Liopfr Jr Arthur M Dt 

Man \,t, pr, ,,j, n[ VAallrr A 

1 nntnrli ina_iirtr fn-niBnVl Mt\ 

ir Him m Fruil, C Matlln » 

1 id AUMI tu S Smith Ir iHlHf 

tlur iiiiniber fnimer Kiuanlan 

md 11 uu 1, Klwaniin II will ipp , 

vinh fliniir al r to p ni md 111 

Imli 1 Plti^ram t f pinlp itinal m 

Hi \ illt \ it 1 Pri- idfiit Hi \Jnri 1 

thaimiii il irranlJiiiniilt 

In I ill itimi iripmiiiiu will hi in 

ilniM ol Mink M Hirt Hi uli 1 ai I 

fc'wrimr nl Uivi inn 1 mri F Fd 

w I 1 Hi ihi r Ininn rli iif p t 1 ] t it, ,, 

if' V \t ri cir 

BI- i 

i|ijip 

Denmsville Fire 

Co. Fund Growing 

Dtnni^viile hi*« raijtd SI 

aiiii and pledgti to purthi. 

rm 111 Im u rtteniH oigmi iri fire 

1 mipiiiv RaNnmncI Iiwi li lanri 

tilairmiin ri ptirlt d tl 1 vttt Tie 

il Jtir tile apparllu tund 1 s>« 

100 Broal" Bhz^nrri 1 1 hie! I tin 

11 w tninp uf* 

Polio Campaign 

Workers Ready 

To Buy Respirator 

for Tomlin Hospital 

Menihir r f tin Tip, M1S Countv 

riiipln Nitunil Finnjiii „ )jr 

Inl muli Piralj i and thi ti m 

"1 ii itN t hurmi n fi r tht ]14" Martli 

"I Dnili rildfit final pn p nation 

Ihi tjmp uti al I dun i I meil 

P 

It I 

11 I 

r ml 

iriF* TO* FittL 

Ihe sdii n "'lirh t lib. vmuld lie 

tail !rm&d rT ^1. ahtfvp filt^* ire 

AtlnnUt fti Bngajitmt (limn 

C jit p£sntvlllr ^timer^ Point and 

Turkil£ iThtre 1^ no rliarge for 

fi.. Irp^g cjlK unilir ihr prc** 

lorary 

ret Ready 

Small Chance of 

Any Decreases 

A tempnnrv budget fnr 1147 1 

{2dultd tts hi adopud uhen the 

jconinii*^.! iner^, mrt I i\f\l Wt d 

i4v Jamiaiv 11 

While rtvenucs have ri>en aboutl Here 1 1 [nîbihtv thit the per 

SO per cent -liRe 1B3B the cofl of/nucnt budgtt ma\ be rr ldv lor 

furnishing service has more thanlioliDduttioii In thai timr ilthouKh 

doubled Pa\roll principal item gf/ite thrte mau hmird had nut mu 

telephone eupen-c haii riFen 111 thtlfsred on the ubjeel up to iht mid- 

âme period of vear" two and a h^f/dJ* of tin week 

times the company report build I Due to >al«rv inrrto-c iiitl ton 

IHK eosti have increased 10 per cendllniud lui;li ion of material there 

and prires of material- and equip-Ill reporttd lo be little likthhood for 

ment to furnish servicei are up pra-ji budget n ductian 

portlonatel} / A temporary budget prnvidinf, n 

The proposed ratei will iiicnH/ta'ii- foi dpepdituri' for the fir't 

revenues from local service and ss-Hhrce months of Hit jt IT I-, tiiitom 

plcmciital iBcilitiea about 17 pereaf/arih ba'td on 25 per cent of aetua 

for residence customers and itail opera! 11 B « ts of thr' preceding 

27 per cent for busines." and Ufijvt ir 

cents to toll rates for many calli IJ[ 

to K miles within the State 1 

cents to the rate for toll a 

points within New Jersey eiefil D.,11, nf 

mil« RfttfB for loll call", t/l mfnlc I DUIn, "• 

Point Hospital Gets 

p 

miles Rates for toll culls Mprtts 

outside the State »1U not h 

(Page 5. Please) 

SHOEMAKER WITH A P. 

A Whitney Shoemaker, Jf,fam- 

er member of the similar fl»ib 

Sentinel-Ledger "taff, haJiajpted 

a new. position on the nttltttl! of 

h A t d P t ^ 

p 

the Associated nt îi 

Md where he will co\erM& louse 

activities Shoemaker UIH tlcently 

uas editor of a tnugn-JijK In Han- 

oi er Pi 

Point *ili inherit the bulk of the 

$1400 estati of Erne-t J Baldwin 

of that communitv who died Nov- 

ember 27 

His will admitted to probate in 

tlie Atlantic Countj surrogates 

office last week leaves the hospital 

the residuarj estate after legacies 

ai $100 each to the Bcthnnv Mctho- 

dm Churth of Homers Point and 

Arline Slalil of Merehantville 

Ralph fl Mlddleton 304 Shore rd 

Somers point »as named executor 

Extra! All About th' Wreck of 

Th' Sindia, 0 Years Ago Dec. IB 

culled The ^ntind-l^s atten- 

tion this week to Itafut that it 

slipped up on its annul rtory con- 

cerning the wrtci jf tll{ iindla 

'The "newi' '}•hurtfour neeta 

lak> but here it li: 

The Bindli, hflBJ /» New York 

from the Orient, m a treasure 

trovt cargo tief Iht fir Eut In " 

hold, was bl 

i^ in n iumge wiutlieui 

eember 15 ISO! Most of the rich 

cargo Is still In the hold which now 

li burled b> the sands of tide and 

tine Mr Adams, former Somers Point 

eouneUnran and ion of Ocean City s 

former health officer T Lee Adams 

BT has juit completed a painting 

of the. Sindia under full sail He is 

ui artist of ns mean accomplish- 

ment. • 

Fire Loss Higher 

Here Last Year 

Over Double 1945, 

But Still Low 

Orr m Cit\ istinlitid 1c Iiim 

lire in 1W ttj siOBOn ir lump 

than double tilt lo fnr Iht pn \ 

mu Mar ltrurdmj, tj thr annual 

npnrt ni ittmtii. ol tin nti Iin 

department prepaird tin uuk 

hs Chi! I In in John -j n 

Tlu di pirtinriH hid its bu list 

st ir In i Innj, time it (Tniiding tn 

151 alirm nr 18B mori i ill, linn m 

I'M-. 

toss F^TIMITF Lciw 

Di pile tht fnmpariinn with ]Q4 r i 

ho\Aisir tilt lo" e lunate "A i^ Inn 

in rilalimi tn Ihi lut thjt Chii f 

Inhn nn ri ported that $14(i 50O 

ttnrih nf piopert\ ui inôhrri in 

fin during the \eir 

In 1141 tilt tritul In «i 5Sh40 

md IJropprH llliohpd «i \ llui d 

it 1404 4"iO 

1 f »LLN OlTmDE CIT1 

The ri port shows that of the ill 

alarms to vihieh thi> department 

pnndrd ê\en ttert fnr ii^si tahte 

nut ide the Cltv lirrtits and 111 nt re 

e alarms The fal e alaxni E ttirr 

loner than in 1"M1 when a laigt 

number «ere turntd in b\ periPn^ 

iMihtranl oier V J Di\ 

Nmetj wiin alarms wmt 'ml m 

bv lileplione 44 thrnush the autu- 

matic alirm bot sjstem ind 10 

^rrf reported persoinllj to fire 

he idquaYtrrs 

riti n i i(.ht u Fn d rt i m 

C urt H lUie 

William C Hunt at-Ceptid Ihe ap 

pr i tm-i t ., rhsinian (B DJ. movli 

111 ikrui in Uu tounn ft i WiJ 

Ilini C Htilniin rn tor ol Si Sim 

t ii tpi i lpil Cliuirh Wildttnud 

w i nainpd tiiunn chairman in 

fharee ol thurth partirip-itinn m 

Hit rlmi M, mil f.,k in ,,h i-n 

•i " li ill i hint In f i SUIIIT 

J in ill \ 2h 

Hit t JUiiti Clmptfr ipreed to pui 

' li i i in pn itur antl t t) i r equip 

unit for i thimpf lllir u ird Hh.n 

llle Burdtltc Tiiinhn MrmonaJ Hn 

piul i nt tid n ihat Tux Miv 

iiunt\ piinni mu In nnri fur il 

linmi I r pt h i ind tithrr tl i rt 

Hiurint mill ir Ire unlLiil 

Ai i i unttrii i v, i niarli III il 

Inl i B it l hi bi en ipp nnli tl 

thurnun 1 r Ihi Wrmdbnt earn 

P Hkii 

) Liiirtiitf P 1 uniu 1 rhiirman 

| lur Ott it} Cil\ In thi -i nual nhti 

| latinn uhiihl-i t hi duled from Jan 

u irv I r i lo III Hall nl all lunds 

ni id uill bt itumert Itir u i h\ 

Ihi Chipiir nr immnt in tin 

muni ii d iht b limit will j,n to 

tilt \ ilinnal Fûndatun 

Realtors Urge 

Home Owners 

To Organize 

Resist Political 

Encroachment on 

Their Rights 

A rampaign to nnli^t Otean City 

prapffiv ou nrrs s± member 1 ) af thp 

National Homp and Propert> Own 

Fuundatiuii Ui Ntand tnpFthp 

against p*jlit i* jl pm raarhm#nt upon 

thpif ntchf^ «a^ launrh^d thi^ ftp#k 

h\ ihi O i_in CJIV Keui t^latr. 

Bcjard 

T JIP Foundation *i ith headquar 

tPrs m â-shiiigLnn DC has bpfn 

formed in fi^hi for f indnmental 

prinnplf*. and pi¥«>nt a unitpd 

fFtmt nf homp uftnpn against ih* 1 

ini rp« mg ifpnd ttmard ^titP social 

l r ni 

SEVDS MI MHFKSIIIF BLANKS 

An nuilinp of its purposes tagpth 

n= »ith a nipmbi-r**hip bunk L bp 

lit nuluspd hs UIP hoard uith thf 

aiuiJdl Ii tinfe iFttpr it %fnd& tn all 

pruprnv nnipr, to obtain 3ale and 

'i til Ii Linn fnr the Lommf \f*sr 

Arrurriiim to thp bnard appeal U»r 

re c !irt mPinbfr t) P continuing e\ 

pan inn nr fpd* ral mntrols and thp 

trjfit fntfition €jl murp pu»f*r in gu\ 

r rr mpnt rppri i pnt% a dirpct Ihrea 

to tin- MfeMt* uf pnutf pûpertj 

OttllHT hip 

C HOO^l\f, I P mDFS 

V>t art chijo ing up side thi 

I* ttrr cDiuimjid Tlipre I na mid 

dip ruid Thr Naimn^l Home and 

Propt ri\ Ow 1 er Fuunddtion l^ LSJI 

IIR up m tin JI finllion honii- and 

jrupeitv n*mr nf ihc n^riun tt 

jnin toîthif !OF thpir mutual pro 

in tioi y>tr irp frirmiii^ a strung ar 

tifUl,itp rt,diii7ation dpdit at* d m its 

fibjpitnp and purpn p-j to prp^r^p 

prnati ownrr hip 

Nmw Policeman 

Waits JVz Months 

For His Uniform 

Trial! and tribulations of buy 

ing riulmn elothej are mild 

compared with the difficulty of 

getting a polite uniform 

Patrolman Gam Broadley 

found that out after he was ap- 

pointed to ti e local department 

in September He was promptly 

measured for a uniform and the 

order nas sent off to thp ciim= 

paliV that uppliei ihem for all 

the men 

All during the fall and earlj 

winter Broadlpy went on duty 

in Chilian togs HL«i uniform ar 

n\ed only this neek — 3 I 2 

mnn! hn later 

IiiamLani 

He rannat la»^ Divided 

ue (.liiimt »In Sun Ls th. time ta 

Tight far funriajhe-nt^l prinriple?. 

and prove aur^t:l\es uorth\ af our 

ffreat heritage 

Tht Foundalinn nfftr three t) pi 

jf menihir hip, Fifit IH the home 

owmr niembi rship of i J annual 

due, ippialin^ in the grt al mass nf 

mall prjpeiU onner Tllire al u 

i a u tamint, mt inbtrMhip in \nl 

untary ainnunt from $25 to SI 000 

for thpse nuh larger holdinfes and 

*iilnnt*ir\ ubhrripliuns to the or 

kani7irifc lutid also from SiJ n JI 

oon 

Tin Oman Til realtor 

made iheir oftui- it S]q gth 

Lai hiadtiuirlfl n ritent mt 

E lnp 

lla\e 

t In 

Smith To Be Sworn 

for His 4th Term 

Hi rleittd fnr i iuurth term last 

Nmtmhir A^stmbhniaii Nathimtl 

r Snntl nl Orem Cits mil tike 

lilt ciith ol dffite nf Uie Hou t nlun 

tht ni n I ilt li (,i Hturt oprn its 

stsûli jl Irtntnn nrjtt Tuesday 

As i mblvm in Smith will h-ut 

npi n hnu e it his Stan Trtnt 

hi idqu irtnr in tin slatr capital 

niitrr he mil hi pita td In niret 

lot al rt idfnt md frit nri Mr 

3milh ttill bt hnstt" 

Hi I\ n will line open noire at 

tin hoftl hi idt|inrttr? on Januarv 

21 Ihe diiv *hen Alfred L Dnstoll 

mil bt inaufunted i puêrnor in 

ceremonies il iht \\ ir Memorial 

Buildim, 

AH New Homes 

Heated, Is Goal 

Would Help Solve 

Winter Problem 

Ri "tin peuplt active In Iln build 

lilk Jiid rial i I He filled hearllh 

rndarstti till »nk the ifdtral Jin 

rrnmi nl 111 1 time llial new huu 

i^ bi t quipped with heating pldiil 

fjr vfir uromd artUDantV 

The hope vi 1 1 \prei'ipd thill the 

tund luW ird even unimer n aidrlit 

isptndlnk the major part nf the WAT 

it thi êashnrt will be continued 

ard thai Inert nf Ihe new construe 

lion be of ^ tvpc salable 1 ir win 

ler of cupam v 

NEED wivrEB 1101 m\r. 

Hospital Fund 

Gets Big Lift 

Racing Assn. Do- 

nates $10,000 

The $300 000 fund raising cam- 

paign in Cape May and Atlantic 

Lounties fur enn truction of t»a 

new hospital" sponsored bv the 

atholii dioce=e nf ramderl was 

Iven a "ubjstantisl 5tart Monday 

when the AUaJitic Pltv Racmi? Asso 

lation made a 110 000 contribution 

tn the drive 

Solicit mnn in Ocean Citv wa^get 

tinsr under «a\ thu week fallowing 

a meeting nf Chairman Harrj Keller 

and 11L" CO workers at titv hall Tues 

day night 

CONrENTR*T» OS 

BI SIPUES*. HOI SE% 

Mr Keller announced tliat whUe 

the solicitors will rnnfine their ef 

fort3 tn bu«iii-s e^tablishmenfi 

thej are open id ruenh fjift from 

in>oi e else whu wishes to support 

Ihis tampai^n inr a 26 bed chil 

dren " hospital tin Abêcnii I land 

and a 2B2 hid general hospital in 

Caniden 

ft 1 1 nl nrce arv to wait to be 

viliciiid he aid Cuntributians 

of am iiriDunt ran be turned o er 

to lite vici chairmen indud n£ 

Major CHdF W SLruble Hanej L 

Challin Frank J 3anilino and Ber 

nard Simmiih nr tp ni\ elf 

Chei k3 should be made payable 

10 Our Ladj of Lourdf Building 

Fund 

EXPFrT OTHEK L\ROE GIFTS 

The raci track contribution Mnn 

dav wa i\prrled to be uiit of 

numbt-r A Urge amount tn be 

forthcoming ^rom hu inehs e&tab 

ILjhment. and orhani7atioti' in the 

two fountv irea I 

The drive is weking $1 200 OOPh 

the general pubiii In all nf South 

'ir>itv and will "Upplirnenl the 

ODD 000 alreadv pledged bv Cathnlic 

pan iunner of iht i\ tountv area 

Albert 1 Fev 3 tinrral t hairman 

fîr Tape Mav ind Atlanta Countie, 

1 illed attention thi week tn iht 

ut il nt t d f ir mnrf hu pita] pacp m 

Jcrsev 

INADEQUTE SOW 

Basi-d nn Al 

presint tin area ha- nnlv 1422 bed" 

or a hiirtatt nf 177") le,": than 50 

per cent ni il, minimum require 

mfnt 

Philadelphia 

Auto Dealer 

Buys Delaware 

Also Buys Euler 

Home; Tides Hotel, 

Mullen Apts. Sold 

Sale of the Delaware Hotel one 

of Ocean Citys three beachfront 

hoitelries to J W Dennis of Bryn 

Mawr Pa u ai unnouriced this week. 

The fireproof Pelavtaj*?. contsiri* 

ing 168 bedrooms and no baths had 

been offered at IZ25M0 by the fqr- 

•>Be- tmtr—tiie~ ^raiaffireTloW 

Torp It was built in 192i by th« 

late CaJver Anderson and Mr Elck- 

and was enlarged in IB29 

TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS 

The sale was handled by Robert 

Campbell of the realty orfiee of 

Brice and Campbell who disclosed 

that the new owner Is planning ex- 

tenjive improvements to the hotel 

bernre next summer 

Mr Denrus who has been engaged 

in the automobile business in Phil- 

adelphia for a number of years also ij 

plan" to employ a manager familiar 

with the resort hotel business He 

Im will be personally connected 

nth iu supervision 

The Delaware was managed last 

vear hy Timothy J Hall 

BI Y% El LER RESIDENCE 

Mr Dennis also purchased through 

the Briee and Campbell office tht 

larpe bav front residence formerly 

owned bv rharlpc A Euler on Bay 

rd, adjoining the Kimble residence 

He plans tn install boat slips and 

reside there most of the vear 

kale of The Tides Hotel SOB 8th 

it former!} the Logan Manor also 

«i< announced bv Mr Campbell. 

The new owner Mrs Fdna Brown, 

of Philadelphia will operate the ho. 

tel and reside in Ocean City the 

iear around 

AP4RTMEFUTS SOLD 

Mr Campbell also was the agent 

for sale of the Mullen Apartments. 

2210 22 Central BV to Robert D 

Ca,ta of Washington D C 

The apartments consisting of two 

Tour ramilv buiidmcs were built on 

prmmd al 12U foot frontage in 19S1 

hv Mr and Mrs Walter H Mullen. 

or swede'Darn The new owner li 

planning renovations and improve- 

ment this "prlnp 

Resort Police 

Busier in 1946 

Violent Deaths, 

Accidents Gam 

While entertaining a reeord num= 

ber of uilor, in 1946 Ocean City 

also ,howed a Heavy increase of po- 

hie department activity of all kinds, 

particularly in accidents traffic 

tickets md uolent deaths 

Despite the increase in motor- 

ing mishaps, the resort came 

through tht year for the .Oath 

toiurcutlvp time without a fatal 

accident There «ere tno acel 

dental deaths of other kinds, how- 

ever along with four suicides 

Chit I nf Pi 1 ice Robert J Lackey 

m his annual report on the depart- 

ment hovved 541 arrens compared 

While the two planned ho pital I with J17 the prevIOU year and 1078 

FHA Eases Curbs on 

Rental Housing 

The Ocean Cit> home buihdng 

program received a nen shot in the 

arm Tuesday a hen the Federal 

Housing Administration relaxed 

some of it«> building rules for the 

purpose of encouraging pruate con 

slruction of rental houilng 

Offkials said that former building 

standards' mil become a guide 

rather than a strict rule thus al- 

lowing FHA orfices to ease require- 

ments on the SIZP of yards lentila 

lion size of rooms Upe of eon 

"tructlan and other details 

Among other things the nes pro- 

gram also will permit revision of 

enst estimates where justified b> 

Increased construction eo'ts Hent 

ceilings are based on costs 

BRFCKLEYS RETURN HOME 

Mr and Mrs Charles Breeklry 1 

E 10th st hive returned home af- 

ter spending tvtoneeks In Frank-ford, 

Pa where they were guests of Dr 

ind Mri W H Ellison it their 

home 

Mr Breekley Is conrtned to hlg 

Home here with a Sprained leg 

whleh occurred while he and Mrs 

Breekley were in Rmnkford. 

2 Identical Bids 

for City Gasoline 

Two bid mth identical prices 

lnr hnsnline in I'M? tten submitted 

to the cii% eommissiontrs at their 

rirsL 114? meeting Thur^dav last 

ftetk The enntract \' SOT 13 000 

EBlInni, nf motor fuel morr or less 

Onl\ bidders wen the Seashore 

Oil Co and Grace Oil Co Both of 

fered regular gasnline at 10 cents 

and high test it II 3 cenM a E.illnn 

tank wagnn pnte entlusive of taxes 

Commissioner Edward B Boftker 

recommended that the attard be 

made tn Seashore Oil Co holder 

of the 114ft contract The award i- 

subject tn continuation »hetj the 

board meets January IS 

C Harri-an Joins pre idrnt of 

the Real E late Buard "aid hi 

that new hnu es that are tn go up 

in tin preduted building boom will 

be heated because Otean Cit} tndi\ 

ha c a delimit 1 ni-td fur mnre hnu-sing 

unit tlint ran be nttupifd in win 

ter 

' The mare heated homes are 

built the more encouragement 

Hill lie glien to a larger \ear ar 

mind population ne ^jd i [[nun 

nr a number of families that 

would ha»D been In Ocean Tit* 

this "inter if the* could hate 

found at etunmmlatJanK. 

He said that a few place 1 with 

heatni), racihiie art ,landing idle 

miinh becauise owner, prerer tn 

| rent them nnh in ummrr tn unid 

eiittinn ind rent cnntrnl trouble 

BETTER IV\ESTME\T 

Henr\ B Conpcr Jr cm build 

ing m pector alsn said he thought 

that Ocean Cm wnuld hcnefit if a 

larger percentage nf thp neu eon 

structinn nas nr the all lear typr 

II » i. pointed nut that an all- 

vear house is a bitter inie-lment 

berau e it l morp attractive in the 

event of re >ale in thi future 

John E Trout building contrac 

tor and formtr city commissioner 

said that under present federal reg 

illations an\ house constructed bv a 

non veterah mu't be for >ear ar 

ound orrupancv meaning heating 

(Pafe 2, Please) 

Man Burned as 

Stove Explodes 

A small Central Ocean Citv cot- 

tage yvas damaged and its lone occu- 

pant painfully bumed early Thurs 

rt ei nateg-^ffhea-fire-ferlovverh the 

explosion of an oil stove 

Robert E Milllgan was lighting 

the stove in his cottage at 3339 

Simpson ay to cook supper when 

the explosion occurred He wag burn- 

ed on the hands and face and was 

rushed by police to the office of Dr 

Paul Ylngllng for treatment 

City firemen retched the scene 

promptly and were able to confine 

the blau to one end of the struc 

ure Damage was estimated at $250 

are Catholic sponsored Uwv will be 

for tht ust- of all peoplt regardlesr 

tif rate crct d enlur ntlal tanding 

nr ability tn p*i\ Mr Fill Inserted 

In Oieail Cilv tht ,ohcilatinn will 

be Inadt by a group uf 2h or niore 

wnrkei us eatll or thr vice chair 

men will h-ive five or moit workers 

under him Mr Keller iMiri It i3 

hoped tn canvas all business inter 

ests nf the community wiihm a werk 

or in dnv 

Paper Collection 

Again on Monday 

With rhristmas 

muih in evidence Otean Citv 

residents. contributed 40U0 

pounds of paper lo the wrap 

saUage collector last «eek, 

Chairman Norman V Sargent 

annuunced This iiaa 1300 

pounds less than the previous 

collection hut above the mhl 

winter average 

The nent collection is sehedul 

ed for next Mondav January 13 

Bundles should he tied up and 

put out along the curb Suntlav 

night as ihe collection "ill be 

made early Monday morning 

complaint- and investigations com- 

pared with ano In 1845 

ISJ \X TO 4Cf IDENTb 

In idditinn then were 3 7B2 

trafTlc ticktt" is-ued and IIB13S0 

lolltrted in fines from that source 

tompared with SS^fi tickets and 

Si Oflo in fine, the previnu- >ear 

Thcrt wire 1(52 automubile acel 

di-nts an inerta'p of (is over the 94 

I Horded in 1145 

Motor sehitlt violations also led 

I the list in the matter of arre«ta 

ivilh 140 per-ons booked lor such 

ufftn cs 4"i more than the prev- 

IOU vtar Tht second most com- 

mnn offence was disorderly conduct 

uith IDS arre t and third high 

were the % arrest for violating 

annus city nrdinance" 

FEW SFR1OL*. 

Well Known Waitress 

Has Heart Attack 

Misr Aurora Evans well known 

litres at Simms boardwalk re;, 

taurint for 34 >ear- is confined to 

the Mound Park Hospital St Pet- 

ersburg Pla as the result of a heart 

attack She is in room I IB 

Miss Evans ha.s been Lmplojed at 

Miami but was visiting Mrs Wal- 

ter Sack and other friends in at 

Peter'burg durinp the holidij- 

wlien she w is "tncken 

Newcomers Here Bid for 'Pet'Auta 

License Numbers of Old Timers 

Although new automobile license 

plates will not be issued until March 

1 the office-of Julei B Ledig mo- 

tor vehicle agent began to experi- 

ence a rush of business during the 

past week 

Mr Ledig reported Tuesday that 

the number of people paying for 

tags in advance and asking for spe- 

cial numbers is unprecedented for 

this early in the year Normally he 

had not been reserving numbers un- 

til January 15 or later 

Many of the applicants are new 

residents of Ocean City, trangferring 

their registrations from other states 

and some are people whn have just 

acquired a new car after having 

been without one for several years 

"The way it is going no» a lot of 

numbers are going to be reserved 

"arlj and the people who have been 

expecting to get them are going to 

be di-appointed Mr Ledig said 

He said that motorists who like 

certain numbers would do weli to re- 

serve them immediately Filling out 

an application now will prevent dfa. 

appointment and also help spread 

out the licensing load for his office 

over a longer period. 

Serious crime" as usual were in 

iht minority The report shows 

nnh ont airct for atrocious as- 

sault two lor prand larceny two 

for automobile theft 10 for petty 

larceny two for robbery five for 

breaking md enuring one for at- 

tempt to kill tnd two fnr burglary, 

Thece vva- six for drunken driving 

\nlue uf stolen property, reported 

to the department last year includ- 

ing automobile^, vyas $2143B vihile 

the amount recovered ttas 117,278 

This was a higher percentage of re- 

covery than in 1848 when there wai 

SII 034 worth of stolen property 

ind $8 870 was reanered 

Chief Lacke) called attention to 

the ract that the department lost 

only 142 nun-days to illness, or 

other cnu>mncv> reasons, the 

lowest ahgentee rate In 

years 

m 

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many 

In concluding his report he rec- 

ommended to Mavor Clyde W, 

Struble that uniforms of the police 

be purchased by the city instead of 

by the men 

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Telephone 0980 

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th. UN 10*9 BIMFSON AT 

W« IMM YcUg* Tmdlo* Hnny 

RADIO SERVICE 

ilitB.y AM. ^f» f 6 

Fluttrfail, Bridt Pottitog 

HIP 

Governor's Tournament 

' S '-"''•• 

tram his dental suite at 740 Central 

•T- 

Bo Or. pevine leaped at the 

Chance and moved his equipment In 

with that oj his former Ocean City 

pwtoo mum •* Sfh* arid W iaid to afttfflit tn* Oosjjel appeal 

Hi § unjjjlle iilisfln&r Au iNiisrt Ifildcnto, 

partlcularlr yoimg paopte, Are 

lnVlttdt* attend, 

Mi dhrlatJan flushes) Hn'i Asodatlon 

was •organijieil several 

?@i@?i ^Hgffil^p It is Uitet-diizioiBinfttiowU 

and ii open to MiiMM UF- 

Utt ol all the ehdfohe* Meetings 

Mil tt at various places about the 

city Mob month. 

l£it jyif^ritli tbi gzou& lft&* ' u oiierea w the hull s«jf»r in 

Following along in basketball the swimming. In other words tliP bay 

idlvidua) Champiomhlp for foul who wins most events reeeiwS tite, 

Shooting will be played off, Mth ehampioSihip modal tUt too 'E 

the Mgneatshoottri receiving e»m- done in both l§agdM. ' ' 

Pionlhlp iBfKtoJl. ! Coach T, John Oarey heUtves that 

Swimming elmm are held for mme ntw rtMrda wUl'bf set (Wi 

iaeh dais once a wtlk and reg^r year in iwimming and later on sifEiKJK2L!M!?J^«j^ 

irKs5rt"fer'iVe^~boy;*TOi" SI thnM'ciolked 

"»»'« ««dy 

1 tEs%?"° We Eve it 

ChrU ^^ dinner MtttMa m 

MmmlttM raised $339 for lut.-.. 

duttog m tiir. Wank A MP 

**** 

mlli ortditi taco boy with a "Qua j Junior League mmta will h* 

Iflid Swlmmfr" ntlng. After ffldy ntJrt weS. Jo^ÎHIM fit 

come numtroui racei; 

SO yard frte rtyle, 

BO yard free style. 

'•htadln 

>EAF I 

mm chalrnltfl, »S Judge i "to y(j 

AM tfttfMd out for pTaiBeMMw Sffifitr 

. MMt*mA m *»tt «»£»•»*» 

, of wWeft ». Frank p, A 

[AalnM, and tne inter-d 

rfllttee, under the h^lend jrittft El Trout, which amngea 

; 

BUI Smit olle hs way t 

honors in the annual New Year 

^ BoMtol Marathon at the Playland 

a alleys last Wednesday night scoring 

at MM pu for tn. five gffiisiSl 

ast a week before t 

* 10 aUiys. 

for toother rest period 

Sjqond in the field of « contestants 

was John MiraglllO, with 1040 

THOSE CIIEKRLEADEBS! mi third was won by men Hack, 

Starting right into Ugh gear are nay with a More of 1088, Ail bowithe 

vivacious cheerleaders who have «rs rolled under a handicap iyi- 

beta so widely, yet justifiably, pubttm, uainf ratlnis fStabllshed in 

licized {or their fine football season. various local leagues. 

These vanity girls will lead the 

Ocean City High cheering for the 

vanity basketball games at home 

and away, mneea iticrmrds i 

Tht Juhior cheerleaders win take star Saturday night as the Ocean 

, the floor to root for the Junior Var- Olty women took a S-l decision from 

! sity dribblen, The new rlrts ehosen MUlvllie In a South Jeney teafui 

for the honored J,V, positions were match at Plviand, Har scorej wtre 

'tSSWSSSM-it- SenJsaUn M, »nen, Sea Hie City Mlepted from a Iftrge number of B1-I86-J70. Strong support w giv- 

onto MSBS- •ttonw and state Democratic oort- applicants at a try-out on Thunday 

M«i>Mtf>i. mltteeman Irom Cape May Coun. 

ty for the put 10 yean, died Monday 

night in Mt. Sinai Hospital, 

Him yo>k Oiftr, wnere he had been 

confined for twtf wiekj, 

Mr, Oonen; IS, nad been m ftiling 

health f6r several months. 

' Bom In Philadelphia, he moved 

with his parents to Woodbine in his 

early youth. After 'having been gra 

dusted from MM DnlVMiity of Penneylvanla, 

he pracOce law In Wood* 

fctoe mi Oamden until 1941, whin 

be eatsbltehed his office in a ngw, 

modernistic building on Landls av, 

6» Me «ty, 

,B» VMompt the orjanteeri and 

secretary of the Sea tile planning 

Soafd. and jwt prejident of the Bo- 

•|T^.Woodblni WWah 

in 10 yard backstroke. 

leyball In the Senior hm0u< 

lean 

Won tied 

0 J, Myert 

P J.Avij 

S. OhrUUan 

|T 

B. Halty ... 

D, Buckley , 

L. Fogiio:,,, 

IT F. Townsend 

V J, Nichols .. 

W A Housand 

XYZ P. Becotte . 

J, OliVir ... 

J. Hamii .., 

BESOBTEHS BEAT MILLVULE 

AND VINELAND TEAMS 

TrasMs Richards was the scoring 

by BOM OMtaldi with 17g and 

Decembei' 18, • Catherine Sannino with 170. 

They are Joan Smith, George Av The Playiand w- t i dropped a 

Is, Joyce Collins, Barbara Roth, Bar- 3-1 match to Wllflwqod on the 

bara Ghew. and Betty Barbour. The down-county lanes, with Blanche 

experience that they will obtain dur- Smith and Mary Nlckenon turning 

ing this year's basketball season wJU in the best scores. 

be extremely beneficial nest year The St»inton men won three 

when they become the vanity cheer- 'points from Vintiand in trie other 

leading squad to take the places of match played here. Buss Crane was 

the its girls who will be graduated the luminary, putting himself in line 

thU June. 

for a medal with games of 20!-214« 

i . • 

ilS, John MeOaliion just missed out 

NEW BASKETBALL PINS on the same distinction, ai he had 

f^te men aa(d that 

i prstent housing short- 

New basketball pins wi)i be Jagh- two games of 201 and 212. 

Ufhted by The Billows, school pub- 

US l«ss Severe had bulid- 

Playlwid scored a 2-3 tie with 

t Iteatlon, They will be on sale to any. Cape Stay as Al Blum set the pace 

*»» »fw Sft> provided 

one In school as well U at home sWth 218 and 234 and Malcolm Chat- 

f 

games. 

tin contributed a ill. 

• * • 

The novelty pins are in th* shape 

of basketballs, with the letters "O. C. MRS. RICHARDS STARS 

!'and Straw 

ft B," on them. Each one has redIN 

MIXED CIRCUIT 

No, 65, P. and nd white, rib ribbons on It to designate 

„_ M., of TUGkahee. At one School colors. fntrrre 

.Fhewai prisiaent of the Wood- 

• • * 

I bine board of education, 

SiMvMng an Us wife, BASKETBALL ASSEMBLY, 

"'EIWAY 

With the (.port Interest naturally 

tuniing to the basketbal sea* and 

S£ £» ai $ llome game f ««> 

an City five coming up on Friday 

night with Hammonton, an atsemMy 

will be presented Friday 

morning to the student body to introduce 

the season officially with 

Coach Wilbur A dark speaking 

The principal reason for such a 

prograpi Is to familiarize overvnmwith 

the rules and condmohs o7 the 

fetal *ft« t Utchfyld uid Schick Among Several County 

I Who Get Aw-jdii Pttterton Man Topi 

WER 

Meet Hammontoi* and 

Pem£erton Next 

f will convtnc* you 

poylnfl toil far 

Confident of their power., Mi 

: yau IN 

reiult or two victories in five 

..j ond vagMnblM the Ocean City High Bcnool 

tqliothirt you will keteers will settle down 1 

by topping, 

rProduc*D«- 

»MPARE 

I wlHi than • ym «|» 

Ik 11M 

'25 

Bi Ul 

MMania 

JhJl 

Mi 

lit tumiti 

19c 

25c 

lit 15c 

Hi lie 

if* 

6c 

night, by winning a J-l matcli from 

Stalntons. The Insurors finlihed in A FRAY that prevents apples 

second place in the openlni round, 

(rorafopping prematurely la being 

6c 

prodUl by an oil manufacturer. 

two points behind the leaders, fer- Tests BW that it delays fruit-drop 

ie 

^TB^ryj 

fujonj, who formerly w*re on top, until i days and sometimes as 

lust (our points and slipped to muoh ithrte weeks after it norm- 

10* 

fourth. 

ally WM „„„..- 

Oscar Hackney. Jr., set the pace 

thii week with games of 328 and 

800, while the second belt score was 

a 222 by Dr. HerMhel Pettit. Othere 

leading the pack were Bob Pullen, 

205; Bob Fry; 104, and Wally Oardi 

aer, 201. 

Two shutouts were scored, one by 

A,T,O. over P,B.A, and the other by 

Socony ov#r Ptriu»n, Other final 

week winners were Insurors, Hack. 

neyi and Swings, Swaynes and Niek. 

les split at 2-»li, 

* i > 

PALMERS IMPROVE SEASHORE 

LEAGUE ADVANTAGE 

Palmers blasted out a 4-0 win over 

Selv»pi Pharmacy to climb to a 

«-"•'—jly unbeatable thrte.point 

the Seishofe League. Their 

nearew pompetltors are the Cliattln 

realtors, who are three point* b». 

hind, while third spot is currently 

held by the J. J, Liquormen, 

Other matches found Postoffiee 

over Tillies, Trout Builders 

Wic BiJety, Terminal Cab 

over the Doctors. There were two 

tlei, between Water Service and 

and Ohittins and J, J 

with • s«riej of 187-180-171, over 200 were frequent 

while other leaden were Blanche 

Smith with lij, Katherine Ewing 

on with the top score 

181, Mary Nahass im and 188 and Hateyotlfi 

Connie B'taperio 170. 

Among (he men, Fred Dlmperlo 

wu« lilgli with two identical games 

of 204, and Bob Pullen came next 

with a 201. 

Plums are far in the l«ad u thi 

result of a 4-0 triumph over Crapes, 

while Pears and Lemonj »r» in s«c« 

and and third, 

* » # 

«M*' The"eoach ^ 

Mnds to divulge to the INDEPENDENTS WIN OPENING 

mtm fa«te about thii 

ROUND OF CITY LEAGUE 

its progrtas to date, 

The Independent Roofing team 

aarrled off the first half champion, 

MUNTWa EXPERT COMING ship of th« Oity League, Monday 

On Friday, January 17 the 

-ofthecollege^ffMi^ 

Mr. Markert will discuss 

Phone 1214 i 

s'fisK 

BANGR 

$160.45 

and FAN $84. 

- |18,M 

„.. 148,80 

p K CHIMES $4.95 up 

and PWORLAMP& 

$9.95 up 

fo ?* h 

pull through their scholastic 

" n k Wilbur Clark* boys will 

meet Hammonton on the l ^ 

this Friday night, and »«* ? 

they will tangle with Pemberton 

the new year to date 

night this week when the • 

Ik li 

to 

•MVBMIG 

CONDENSED STATEMENT OP 

BE. 

December 31, 1946 

\u Chatterbox Team 

Win* 11A Straight 

ocean City's Chatterbox bat 

eers scored their lUh stmight 

lory Sunday «fttmoon by defet 

the Commodore Olub, of Atl 

Oily, in a B1-4B thriller Bt 

Hall. 

Charlie Brlnghurst, lanky 

center, plafeti the hero's role 

victory as he basketed a lor 

to tie the score when only t« 

utet renmlned. and then • 

another goal In the closing 

to decide the issue. B" 

m •• racked a total of IB poK 

Nickerson and Pesaolano 

ner-up honors with 12 eae 

Jim Eden was the Of 

top man with a collee 

points, including all f 

trl«s from the free strip. 12 

•I Mali inUti btam ilvwly M*k«d 

Mianlap 

I Mit, tcwr, and ktaadMl wMi that 

' MMMM MUM. 

•I 

ASSBTi 

ft and Reserve 

14 Government Bands and Notes 

11,464,53 

St», County and Municipal Bonds 

4,427,37. 

St* in Federal Reserve Bank 

Batnjj House 

274,84*27 

Future and Fixtures 

Otti Assets 

2' 

cur«d by Marketable Collateral 

ana 

22,2»,59 

1.030.151.13 

414,365.14 

Mr, end Mrs, F, Edwin Relber, 835 

lajs pi., are spending four days, 

from Thursday to Sunday, at The 

Inn at BuekhiU FglU in the fomnos. 

, many ,__„„„, 

out, sna work on Sm be 

ne at forward and iparked the 

.-..give with seven field goals and 

ur charity shot! for an li-polnt 

lal. Johnny Halnei had runner-up 

jnors with nine points, while six 

^hers shared in putting over the 

indsllde, 

SEAT RUTGERS, ZS-15 

f Last Friday night on the local 

[ floor the Clarkmen chalked up a 28- 

J 26 trluniph over the strong Rutgers 

University Off-Campus Center team, 

of Atlantic City, In what was billed 

as a practice sealon but turned out 

to he a thriller. -._.,. 

This was a 1947 inaugural for the 

fesorters, who had previously played 

only one game, defeating Tuckerton 

before the holidayi, 50-33. 

PUT ON DEPBNSIVB 

The Atlantic City team was put 

on the defensive early in the game 

and did not fcegln to overpower the 

high school quintet until the last 

period, when it was too late to overcome 

their deficit. 

jres' The Red and White finished th( 

if 24 half on the long end of an li-U 

it hU count, and lengthened it to 84 to 17 

In the third quarter. Rutgers raUied 

and dutscored the locals by I to 4 

in the finale, 

par the winners, Paul Beootte ana 

EXPE 

Hainea each tallied four field goals 

mid a foul, equalling the nine points 

••Mara Na. a 

made by Hurwltz, Rutiers pace setmmt 

Pi 

WAT 

Ler, 

H*. 1 

Line-ups of both games; 

Ocean Olty 

rly Peas 

taa REP 

'I I 

M 

Ha.tV, 

Halnes, f .............. 4 1 

Krat Lang €*i 

Ellis, f ,,,....,......,. 1 0 

SER 

Ooraon, f ,..,., ,,,7 4 

laragui 

Haley, f .,.,...,, .1 1 

•aMaihaWa Na. 3V 

Becotte, c... ., a 1 

l P 

a.Maa «' 

McDowell, e, 2 0 

Oliver. S • • • • 1 

OMka 

fruit Cocl Mifarala 

Na. 1H 

mm 

Freestone 

pfto Common Stock 

UndJvi 

Depogii, 

lie National Bank of Oc 

Munm or FEDERAL KESEBVE 

lie MORTGAGE 

Knickerbocker MONEY 

Hoom It 

Fund 

nub 

re Buildin» 

the 

* Loan Asn, 

HONOB 8OCIBTT MEETS 

801 

fhe Ocean Olft' Ohapter of tht 

Alba, Aw, 

tfaUpnal 84no* society nild ite first 

*e«Hhg of tht h»w year at the home 

of Darry Oe Marls, IM AUantle av. 

last WMnesdiy «Vtme. 

The chahman was Andrew Hous. 

and »nd the iuest speaker was Von 

t VenHod, Behool guidance Initruc- 

UUf, who upolrt on ieolafthips and 

tils members. 

l 

RBNT—Desirable five room apartment 

for winter months, oil humer 

abundant hot wiiter, eleetrlo rtfrigeratlon. 

lnnerspring mattreMes, 

M0|per month, 2 Weiley av. Phone 

om J" 

Myer, g ..........••••• 1 » 

IB 9 « 

10 

WITH C 

In the benefibh cm Wf 

finds th»t evtry f MOO to 

research In the last 1m 

turned »1S,4W S,4W in mqw^flj,. mqw^flj 

dtl new pnwlucta tr *W 

BALE — White enameled bathtub 

with fittings, 5 ft, ste, 37 Central 

w, ** 

lALB-e-room Duo Therm heater- 

4 steel cots, 3 beds, 3 chiffoniers, 

W-gal tank with gas coll; 3-burner 

BUM - WHIM comole rmto, «8.M, gas plate. Call Saturday after 11 a. 

1412 Pleasure av. Phone_097O._W0 m January 11, 1B47, 1409 West av., 

ir write R, Bntee KUne, Box 691. 

SALE— 

J94i Chevrotot 4-dr, stdan. 

m Wo, 1, Laurel Bprtnp, W, J.J-10 

1S43 Mereury Club Coupt. TRAlJSPOHfATIOS — Qolnf to 

1841 OhevrolBt Bpeclal Deluxe Tudor Miami before January 15, Room 

1(41 OldsmobUe 4-dr, sedan, [or 2 pasMDgers, one of whom to 

1940 Chevrolet 4-dr. sedan, assist with driving. Phone Ocean 

1940 Dodge Tudor, «aS,O0. City 1174-M, h'° 

1940 Plymouth Tudor, «80. lALB—Orocery store on Asbury av, 

1937 Lincoln Zephyr, make offer. doing a good business, apartment 

1931 OadUlac 7.pass, sedan make of- above with 10 rooms and hath, hot 

water heat. Can be financed. 

Ryon'sîervlee Station, Maryland Stretch. 428 Ocean av. 1-10 

and Shore rUi Homers Point, M.J. MALE HBIP-Make up to $1W1 per 

1-10 week Galling on 35 homes per day 

SALE-Nlee cottage, 8 rooms and 

selling framed photographic hand 

bath, l-car garagt, best of condl- 

colored 1x10 enlargements made 

from any good snapshot or negative. 

tion, between AUanUc av. andHvery 

home a prospect. Write for 

beach, 110,000. Financed 50 per cent, sample offer. Economy , Supply 

Robert Stretch, 428 Ocean av. U10 Corp., 160 Nassau st,, New York. 

iHiFiiictrir^rigirator, 8 cu 

ft,- 4i.burner and oven ias range WOTTED — Fainting Wanted, w£ 

other household furniture, 204 As. terlor and Interior. William J, 

Smith, 8 Asbury av. Phone 15i7-J, 

bury av. Ph. IBM-W. 1-10 

WANtKE>—Stenographer, beginner 

preferred, to work In real estate I71LK—Ocean. City rooming house 

office about 5 months; from Janu- for sale, S baths, 2 stores boardary 

IB. Address P.O. Box 55, Ocean walk convenience, quick sale, 118,- 

Olty, stating qualifJcatlons and sal. MO, Wax. 5918, Bentinel-Ledger, jl 

ary detlred, 1-10 

Bpartment for 

SALE — B-flat trumpet 140; lar(i 

M I Phon 

Plorence oil heating itovt, pot type 

burner $80; brass bed, eompleti 15: 

folding cot and pad. Uke new, P 

Phone ii22.R-4., 

BALB—Conier property, I apartmtnts 

with on*,, two and three 

bedrooms each. Ideal location. Can 

be financed. Price J18.000. Robert B, 

r. 1-10 

FleasantvOIC 

fg 

tlnglenach, I 

20010030 

Dingier, I ,. 

Stetser, c ... 

Highee, e ,,, 

Insist 

)|tperti only McMullin, g 

Hildebran, g 

ACMI Oil 

QUALITY MEATS 

work 

pur delicate pox, g ...-•• 

Felsburg, g . 

IL««n, Of«d* AA or Al 

watt 

ibest results. 

4 12 24 

MOi, 

Score by periods; 

CHUCK 

38« 

Ocean City ........ 14 6 16 11—17 

pleasantviile ...... 4 5 11 4—M 

XM ison's 

L«anFl«t 


BY STORE 

Christian, t ,,....,.,., 1 

mall, LMH (Short Hk-J^Jy^^" 

Rbury Avenue Becotte, f .,..,. * 

McDowell f ,..,,, * 

Ford, f ................. 1 

MOKEDTICNICS 

Halnes, I ..,.,,...,..•• * 

phone Haley, 0 ,,,.,..,....... 0 

.Omntttte 

t if 

Avis, f ,..,.,. 0 

1544 

Myere. f 0 

IS >M Kger G. LaRosa Oliver, g , • • " 

oorson, g ............. I 

IN8UEANCE 

raiKy,Orad«A,l 

ana 

lOptometriit 

Kreps, g .,,,,,........ 0 

Rendering courteous and 

43 W aghth 

Street 

JCIAN CITY, N. ). 

« Heu 

M«eK«r«l 

ri o« Weil, »na Bun, 

d Frl, Eve, bjr App'i, 

CHELSEA Ti 

In Our 

iUARANTY MTl, George 

r

^^W^ffl * ;-' 

m 

m 

~X 

•HPIX m UPÎ m U 

Sorority to Have 

Adversary Party 

vFUat'.'tortlielrMth-.aaalfMiK. 

: party were discussed by members 

Tul#Uy, Mwelm att'tbe home « 

MM, Evelyn Deinlngex. 417 Bay av 

Tl» affair wlU take place Febru- 

ary ,15 at the home ol Mrs. Ruth 

- PFngtfrrTtiiiffiftf. Chalfniaa of the 

ofjhiinlttoe On irrangements is Mrs. 

- Delhlriger. »*sioted by Mrs. Fens- 

fjjj^pw*{i arid Mrs. Ella Sevan. 

MerAbers revealed their secret Mr- 

ority /Mpttei for the put year, and 

Mw, ones win drawn for this term. 

The hostess package was won by 

Mr?, Virginia. Gate. 

Refreshments were served 

The next meeting is scheduled {or 

8;30 PA, January 21. at the home 

Sf Miss Hazel Sevan, 818 central av 

• i '•- ' * * 

ATTOBNErS SECBETARY 

ON VACATION IN SOUTH 

Mrs. Anna M, Robinson, SOB 8th 

5t, secretary to Attorney Augustus 

SrO«ste.4s.i!»iiiiln«ja. msa 

cation in Miami Beach, Fla. 

She left lor Florida on Christmas 

Day and reports in letters to friends 

heie that "the weather Is wonder- 

ful" and that she Is enjoying the 

trip. 

A few days ago. Mrs. Robinson 

wrote, she visited with Lloyd Barnes, 

head chef at Jonstone's Restaurant, 

and his wife, Mary, who arc spend- 

ing the winter there. 

D. ol A, to bubal Smiths Entertain 

SttinbtW ef Ocean Pity Qpuntii u «• j C • ^ L 

No. U, BiU|httrs of America. wUI rlQliaay UliestS 

entertain th* Fast Councillors Asso-1 Assemblyman and Mrs. Natlianie 

elation ol Cape May County at 2;3Q C, Smith, 705 Ocean av,. entertainee 

" ~ * ' * L " ~—"—• fOr the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Davit! 

for the hulirjavs Mr and Mrs Da 

H Morgan of Philadelphia and Mr 

H — 

PJB,, nfJrt Tuisday'ln the Sentinel 

ledger building, ,... _„ , 

At this tlmt olficers oi the council m& Mrs - Harv(1 y 

Will be Installed by Deputy State L&ndisvllle, P», 

Munimn of 

Councilor' Stale Bhaw, a member of 

tufjtahoe Council No, 48. 

All members are urged to atttnd 

and cooperate in the efforts of the 

council to achieve a successful at- 

tendance record for thf new year, 

* # * 

S CAMPBELL GIRLS ALL 

HOME, FIRST TIME IN YEARS 

The Christmas holidays marked 

the first time In several years when 

all three daughters of Mrs, Jean 

lampbell Leach were home at the 

same time. 

Miss Betty Campbell, who served 

In the WAVSS several years, is now 

residing at home. Joining her over 

OhrlstBias weri her sister, Virginia, 

who expects to be graduated in May 

chool 

who expects to be gadua 

rom the Jefferson Hospital chool 

f nursing and Barbara on vacation 

Their daughter, Miss Betty Louise 

Smith, student nurse at the Aoing- 

ton Memorial Hospital School of 

Nursing, returned there Biinday af- 

ter a two-week vacation with her 

parents and sister, 

Tlie Smiths received eenBrstuIa- 

tions New Years Day. which was 

their 35th wedding anniversary, 

D, of A. to Install 

Officers Tuesday 

The Daughters of America will 

have a meeting of the past council- 

ors of Cape May County at 2:30 p.m. 

Tuesday afternoon in The Sentinel- 

Ledger'Building. 

Installation of officers will take 

plnfe Tuesday evening. 

Mary College. 

Engagement Announced 

Mr, and Mrs, Lore Carson, of Dol- 

nont, announce the engagement of 

,heir daughter, Elma, to Firman 

jqhenck, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wil- 

lam T, Bchanek, 116 Asbury av. 

No date has been set for the wed- 

ding as yet. 

| CKNTRAL F.-1\ A. TU 

SKE MOVIE ON CHINA 

A motion picture, "Here Comes 

China," will be presented at the 

monthly meeting of the Central 

Avenue' Parent-Tradier Association 

next Thursday, January 16, in the 

school auditorium. Ail parenis are 

invited to attend the session, sche- 

duled for 3:15 p.m. 

A golden wedding winiversary . 

local interest will pe observed Moa 

day by Dr. and Mrs, Paul P, DeDan, 

former summer residents here who 

now reside in the fowa Apartments, 

Atlantic City, 

and Mrs. DeDan are well 

Dr, ana Mrs, *«—• 

known here, having loeaticj for sum 

mers In Ocean City when Dr. DeDaii 

opened a drug store in 1023 at Moor, 

jyn ter and the BOardwalfc Prior 

to that time he owned a number o( 

drug stores in Atlantic City. 

He -remained at the Moorlyn ter, 

address for four years, then built his 

own store at 4th st. and Ocean av 

He retired from business in 1645, I 

Barbara Peterson 

Wed at Ocean View 

A wedding of interest here took 

place at the Calvary Baptist Church, 

Ocean View, December 23, when Miss 

Bftrbara Peterson, daughter of Mrs, 

Lydia Petnrson, (103 Bill St., became 

the bride of Claude Hickman, fif 

South Dennis, 

The bride Is i graduate of Ocean 

City High School, class of lUi, and 

formerly was emplnyert at Plymouth 

Inn. 

STf.' ' iTTTCnlilrr Is -rnrmertt"t-«aM> 

he County Highway Department. 

The couple are residing I" Avalon 

? RKD RCHNITKLER FETEO 

IT BIRTHDAY FAHTY 

Fred fichiiitzler. ol lite Vino} 1 . wa,5 

Bivun a pleasant birthdiiy surprise 

Tuesday evening by his wife, Mrs, 

Pearl Schnitzler, at his home, """> 

tile tuujne were B 1 **"^ anH 

adelphia, JaHUaiy U, »'f' •"" 

spent thilr honeymoon in Jackson- 

ville, ria. 

Dr. DeDan was torn in Fa* 

France, and came to this country In 

1896, Mrs, DeDan «• born In Phil- 

adelphia, 

They have two chilgm a daugh 

ter. Miss Valentine Dipan, a teach 

er at the Brighton a\ School, At 

iantie City, and a soi Jules, who 

owns and operates a laundry in 

East Orange, 

This is the first wlntr Mr, and 

Mrs DeDan have spent j the North 

m 30 years, having spit 

A inters in 

ag pet p 

Petersbur|Fla 

Central av, 

A number ol friends anirelativos 

from Philadelphia and Q,aTT City 

arrived to celebrate the aavernary 

with a luncheon and part;OiiesU 

from Philadelphia Lneludedlr. and 

Mrs. A. L, Schnltzler. Mr, u Mrs 

C, Seluntxli-r and Mr. and M. H J 

Warren. 

Mr, and Mrs, Let Hillegis a SQII 

Harry, and H. J, Oppelt, i this 

city, alsn were guests, 

MISS LOHMILLER Ol'EST 

AT 4iO*«Wi DUX EABTy . 

Miss Doris LiOhmillpr, daughtqf 

Mrs Elvira Lohmiller, 803 Btht, 

Was a recent guest of frlenUn 

Philadelphia and Norristown, 

She attended, a paity at The B. 

clay, Pniladelphia, at which fti 

Ruth Oarleen Lohmeyer, daugh 

of Ocean City summer visitors, mti 

her debut 

Mies Calise to Wed 

Leonard P. Costello 

Rockettt< 

Ex-Narbe< 

Mr. and Mrs. , 

this city, formerlj 

have announcedJ 

their daughter, : 

as, to Ohlef Yean 

ett. Jr., U, 8. N. 

Mrs. Rockott, of 

Miss Thomas 

Lower Merlon H: 

L'kct! is an i 

Charier, Until 

ed a service sti 

,01 

th, Pa., 

nent of 

1 Thom- 

RMk- 

and 

lie of 

Clilef 

City 

CUOS1 

Old 

ones st 

eiramor 

lar but 

Council, I 

day evell 

Building] 

Oames 

mentf wj 

The gr 

p.m, this 

were rev 

n during 

hlcli foliowe 

meeting 

ee of P 

»>' the S 

«re played 

ser\«l 

PP will mcH 

frlday 

i 

Why we are asking 

for Higher Telephone Rates 

A S T A T E M E N T 

BY C H E S T E R I. I A R N A R D, P R E S I D E N T 

N E W J E R S E Y B E L L T E L E P H O N E C O M P A N Y 

fpHE reBpongibiliiy of furnishing telephone service in New Jersey carries with it the obligation 

A to see to it that the service shall he iulc at a , MMUMIW sod Cold WMUIE 

wiriHim «,,n(iiiiiI»iiilii(iiii!Iillliiiiiii(!lllipiNii I luiiil I Ut 

COTTAGE 

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hedioiiins, % lialiis 

'I 1 =!ii/iirii«in nnrt Ln.ihirv iipiirtiiients 

2-brdriHi.in < iittiige irv,iri n'jlh talli 

Hut uir hi-iliiig uiNiulUiiion, t'riilral locution. 

! i 5,000 

2-FAMILY HOUSE 

,1 hr*!rtM>iH>* ami i-,iih t*;ich fhiiir, Kuriiislied 

Twin lied* in ,'i liednioiim 

Iliil Hiiter liRallng equltiiiirnl 'IKI flnnr 

Pcslrablc Isealiun lo stornji and Kuilriiml Mtiilioii 

PARIS 

620 8th Street 

s i0,500 

Phone 0775 

MJ-. and Mrs. Josepli A. Sommer 

were uttendiiiK the Furniture "\u'r. 

Removal Notice 

Dr, John E. Devine 

Will be located temporarily at 

740 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Until new offices are constructed 

837 WESLEY AVENUE 

The office hours remain the same; 

Pork and Beam can^ta, B^d 

(•rapefruit Sectiong^to'^ »- 

Pie Sliced Apples Comiroe* ; 

Cnt String Beans K/BJ. Quaia 

A & P §auer Kraut amd, A 

Whole Kernel Corn ConWsm 

Ilajah Salad Bressing 

Tomato Juice Cocktail w 

norshey's Cocoa 

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ten told whit 

and much of 

g for. Even 

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leh particular 

J trouble. But 

uiioUni'g am- 

a lot of troil- 

s firiiih the 

nigh to do it, 

r trouble to 

freedoms, 

he world em- 

h oppose our 

a with many 

ortd scorning 

e shall have 

ile to defend 

s tme, even 

j^bur Republic 

perous any- 

civiltotion. 

I3c 

PKG 

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Highu 

, Fish That Are in Season 

HA FOOD, 

1158 Asbury Ave. Phone» 0448^44S 

P^Riatme & Co, 

MKMBKKS 

I'liltiilelnhia Stock Exthanee 

New York Siotk Exchange New Vork Curb 

123 South liroad Street, I'liiladclpliia 

P k s.|300 

Clinton D, Lowden 

HepnjsciiUtive 

Grade AA end A 

SIRLOIN STEAKS °& 

ROUnd SK'.'lliS Srads AA c-d A 

Oven Itoast Beef le-e-su, «0e ereated an 

mm wwch ^». 

wjj^^fore the 

'^M sou mm 

|uiipt QuadT 

juch fi 

*y can only 

y, plu» birr- 

)Mny-eyed Ot- 

lat our country 

jricari dream of 

Ul 

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iSi

MMrnM 

', * ' I' M i£- IT-;t%l $#j *i 

'W, 

Mi 

ers Named 

ji JJeads Point 

i'Asohiiimr 

the Atlantli 

r-.>rr_j«s March i 

>b|t*d tlw following or 

Spal'io^clt funds." 

Oerety. Mrs. Jona- 

JW.ftu-lJBMip.MM, 

Mrs. Frank M, Hart. 

^.îJol&n,' MJi; floWrt 

rink Walker; Mrs: Paul Ctoi- 

JftjflwBartesflmlMi, Mr* Nor- 

tWÔKamaAOi, Alexander &- 

, Mayor Chftpman ii,* confident of 

itBisuojettdftUidrlw; because of; 

b»« Words «rtablbhed by the peb- 

II pie of fiomeni Point, and is counting 

MORGAN & MEGEE 

For IMlinkln oo 

. FAINTING 

I^TEBIOH WHI K\TKniOR 

jnwr. OF WORK r-h. 

FREE J1RAKE 

i ! » p « t i « :..-,. • 

?it FREE ESTIMATES . 

Ocean City Garage 

Mb Mmt aid Oteu Anna 

ThomM Oliver New 

Point Fire Chief 

' SOMERS POINT — At the reor 

sanitation meeting of city council 

Friday evening, Raymond Hyde, el 

doted councllman-at-Iarge ii) Nov 

ember,'was sworn in by City Clerl 

James O. Scull, arid then was elect 

In a letter to council, Mayor Fred 

ty. Chapman asked to be relieved of 

his duties as acting police Tecordcr. 

Civic Club Has 

Induction Dinner 

Mrs. Albert Foreman 

Seated as President 

SOMERS POINT — The Women's 

h 4te StUtidl 

PER WKKK 

Worn piston 

. ring* rob your engine of its 

WltydcMt you money- in wotted 

«** •ndîL Let us check yxnir engine 

a^ttjnetded.inttaUanewaet of Gen- 

ome Tbrtl rate to restore new car 

& ATLANTIC AV. 

C.' OS09 or 8892 

ler at Plymouth Inn, Ocean City, 

last Thursday evening, 

Mrs, John M. St*elman, a past 

jresident, installtd the foUowmg of- 

ieers for 1847; Mrs, Albert Foreman 

resident; Mrs. Arehlbald Boyd, 

Ml vice president; Mrs. Henry 

Ford, second- vice president- Mrs, 

Catnerlne Vinduzir, recording lec- 

tttary; Mrs, Otto Champion, finan- 

cM secretary; Mrs, Andrew Somers, 

treasurer; Miss pdrosc Weakland, 

iergeant.st-armsi Mrs. Thomas C. 

Latimer, trustee for three years. 

All out-going officers were pre- 

sented with gigs from the club. 

Mrs. Mary Sparks was received as 

a new member, and resignations 

were received from Mrs, Catherine 

McFarland, who is movini away, and 

from Mrs. P. 0, Btoopes, arid Mrs, 

William Allen, 

The' auditing committee reported 

$310.30 in the treasury, A donation 

of $5 was made to the Infantile 

Paralysis March of Dimes drive. The 

January social night next Thursday, 

January 18, will be in charge of Mrs, 

Boyd Vorhtes, Mrs. Archibald Boyd 

and Miss Weakland. 

Tells Kiwanisof 

Huge Fire Losses 

Speaker Cites Ap- 

palling Increase 

SOMERS POINT — Ernest' M. 

Pay, of Dunellen Rotary Club, ad- 

dressing the Klwanls Club Tuesday 

•"""• «. *~—•• — . night on "Fire Protection." said 

ed president of council, Mr. Hyde khat during 1943 the national lo'j by 

succeeds Thomas O, I*tiinerLijhq(j*tirewas1383millions and in IMC aU 

had been elected to the ofMMOMe* 

Ing Mr. Hyde% absence while in the 

service. 

Councilman .Theodore Meskers was 

re-Installed in the second word, and 

Walter Stretch in the first ward. 

Thomas Oliver was appointed fire 

chief, succeeding Victor Oifford. 

FIB8T OT, 

W e L E 

T8ST0RE 

SomerePoint, N.J. 

L4 Proof 12-03 

ires Co. 

!5 Asbury 

Pocahontas to Have 

Installation Rites 

SOMERS POINT — Two new 

members, Mrs. Vlnla Hiiey nnd Mrs. 

Josephine Welsh, were accepted at 

the Friday night meeting of Sliver 

Moon Council, No. 11. Degree of 

Pocahontas, with Mrs. Oladys WU- 

letts acting as Pocahontas. < 

Plans were made to sponsor a 

skating party January 24 in Ocean 

City for the benefit of the Infantile 

Paralysis March of Dimes Drive, 

with Dorothy Button, chairman, as- 

sisted by members and Mrs. Norman 

Stenhenson, a member of the Som 

era Point committee. 

Installation . of officers of Silver 

Moon Council la scheduled for Jan- 

uary 17, with the Egg Harbor Coun- 

cil installing team officiating. Mrs. 

Elsie Sorao and Mrs. Elsie Kresser 

will be in charge of refreshments. 

BARBARA licULL 

HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY 

SOMERS POINT — Barbara Scull, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. 

Scull, Jr.. observed her ninth birth- 

day anniversary Tuesday evening by 

entertaining a group of her school 

pals and playmates at a party ar- 

ranged by her mother. 

Barbara received many lovely 

gifts, dames were enjoyed and re- 

freshments served with a special 

birthday cake and candles. 

Her guests were: Alice Koch, 

Cathy Batten. Barbara Mink, Jeanne 

Stretch, Jean McCausland, Elsie 

Smith. Marilyn Thompson, Harry 

Elwell, Robert and David Johnson, 

Edmond Poor, Charles McDowell. 

James Conover. Charles Lewis, Mrs. 

Charles Smith. Mrs. Peg Lewis, Mrs. 

Fairest Conover, and Mrs. Scull, of 

Somers Point, and Mrs. Howard 

Johnson, Ocean City, 

V.F.W. AUXILIARY 

TO HAVE SOCIAL 

SOMERS POINT — The Ladies' 

Auxiliary of Roberts-Johnson Post 

No. 2189. V.P.W., held a brief meet- 

ing at the New York av. fire hull 

Friday evening with Mrs. Allen RIs- 

ley in the chair. Plans were made to 

have a social time with refresh- 

ments at the January 20 meeting. 

Mm. Jean Conover. Mrs. Peg Lewis, 

Mrs, Oladys Parsons, Mrs. Lulu 

Koerner. Mrs. Elizabeth Voorhes and 

Mm. Jean Rlsley will be in charge 

Mrs. Elizabeth Gorrctt was ac- 

cepted as a new member. 

Point Personals 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs. Marlon 

Kldd, 315 W. Rhode Island av., is 

convalescing at Shore Memorial 

Hospital, following an appendix op- 

eration. She Is the daughter of Mr. 

Ud Mrs; Carlos Garrison. 

: . ' : • . ; • • . , • • • 

Un Aim M. Mesken returned to 

her duties as teacher at Fanwood, 

N.J., the first-of the week alter 

speeding the vacation period with 

her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Charles 

Mestets, on Bay av. 

• . • , 

Mrs. Catherine Smith, George it,, 

who ia on the teaching staff of the 

tocal schools, spent the holiday per- 

iod vMUng her eon ana daughter- 

in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Smith, 

m Pittsburgh. 

' • • " ; ' • . • • » ' ; 

and Mrs. Charleo Thomas 

spent the week end In Philadelphim 

and visited their son, Cnarlet Tho- 

ttu, at the Naval Hospital » wai 

Injured while pUying. footbiOI for 

Bomfrt Point. Ma. Oarrett Sullivan 

accompimied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 

and visited her sister. Mrs. Elwood 

most MM mulioni, regardleis of fire 

protection in the country. 

Every 24 hours of the day three 

.ires occur in hospltali, six schools, 

four theatres, nine churchis, 28 ho- 

tels and 929 private dwellings he 

said. SDtty-flvi per Cent of fires In 

homes may be extinguished' by fire 

nrtlnguiiihers. He declared that the 

irst five minutes of fighting a fire 

Is more vaj iable than the next five 

iOUrs. 

Herbert C. Addlieott, retiring m- 

jerlntenden, of Shore Memorial 

Hospital, was a guest. 

Perfect attenaanee tabs for a four 

•ear period were presented to Far- 

,est Conover and Earl Hickman; 

three year tabs to Joseph Matnner, 

Ralph Middleton and Wilbur Phar- 

azyn: two year, Nick Beard. Frank 

TeFeo and arlfflth Ratcllff, and one 

ear to William Godfrey, Thomta 

jnver.-aiorle Wilcox at 

itarkts, with Mayor Clyde W. Stru 

it. of Ocean Oity, making the pre 

lentatlen. 

TWO MORI ORANDOHILDBBN 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs, Maf da- 

lene Spite, Shore rd., h«j received 

word of the birth of two more 

grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 

Briney have a son, horn DeeentSer 

28 in Philadelphia, Mrs. Briney for- 

merly was Virginia SplU. Mr. and 

Mrs. George Bpiti are receiving 

congratulations on the birth of a 

daughter, December 30, in Philadel- 

phia. 

Point WoriHng on 

Hospital Campaign 

B6MERS,,POINT — Mayor Fred 

W. Chapman has been named chair- 

man of the campaign in Somers 

Point for bur Lady of Lourdcs Hos- 

pital and the Children's Hospital 

building fund, and has appointed 

the following committee to formu- 

late plans: 

Mrs. Garrett Sullivan, Walter 

Stretch. Robert Stretch-, Joseph Qe- 

rety, Joseph Motnner, Frank H. 

Hart. Theodore Meskers, Prank Dc- 

Pco and Charles WlK>ow. 

The need for these hospitals In 

this area Is urgent, he says, und ag- 

ain he Is certain that the people of 

Somers Point will lend their support 

to so worthy n project.' 

Night of Sports 

For Polio Fund 

Boys' Club Again 

to Sponsor It 

gOMlHS POINT — The Somers 

point Boys Club again will sponsor 

a "Night of Sports" to benefit the 

Infantile paralysis fund, on Mon- 

day night, January 27. 

ThrefJuskftbaU games,.followed 

~S"B.Oice.' are 'being arranged by a 

Pli hif Wil 

jySB.Oice. are beg g y 

conuniiWi under Police Chief Wil 

liam Morrow and offinprs of the 

Boys' club. 

As the feature attraction in the 

final game It is hoped to bring to 

gather the Boys' Olub senior team 

and the unbeaten Ocean Olty Chat- 

terbox quintet. 

The paralysis benefit night rals- 

ed more than 1150 lost year. 

Due to hreaklni up ol^ tha At- 

lantle County League, the Hoys' Oiub 

is now seeking home games for 

Monday nights and fames out of 

town' any night but Friday. The 

club has seven fully uniformfd 

teams of all age groups. 

ie atreNew 

VILLAGE 

Monday 

Meet the AH-American 

heart in the new film coming to the 

sweet- 

Village Theatre Columbia's "Betty 

C0-ed," a new romantic college mu- 

slcal, features lovely Jean Porter 

the 

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Popularly Priced 

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We will be happy to serve Ocean City folks 

now visiting St. Petersburg. Fla. 

WINTERTIME at 

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SUMMERTIME at 

819 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City 

with Shirley Mills, William Mason 

and Rosemary LaPlanche. Jan Sav- 

Itt and his orchestra are important- 

ly spotted. 

- Tuesday and Wednesday 

Some of the finest wild animal 

action pictures ever cauglit by the 

camera plus an unusual love story 

make thrill follow thrill in the ac- 

tion packed film. "The Jungle Prin- 

cess." which will be revived Tuesday 

With Dorothy Lumuur playing op 

posite Ray Mllland, Academy Award 

winner, "The Junljle Princess" tells 

of H juiiRk'-bred maiden who has 

never seen a white man. 

Thursday 

Kiidio's fumed "Whistler" teaches 

a weird killer a terrifying lesson In 

Columbia film coming to the 

Theatre Thursday, "Stfcret 

of the Whistler," starring Richard 

Dix with Leslie Brooks and Michael 

Duane in key supporting rolei, is 

the sixth picture in the popular ger. 

les suggested by the Columbia 

BroadenMing System's radio prog, 

ram. 

Friday and Saturday 

.Bachelor's Daughters," oneJJ 

most "enttrtaining TirfW W 

appear on Broadway this year, is 

now scheduled to bow in at the Vll 

lage Theatre next Friday through 

United Artists release. It ig an An 

drew Stone production starring Qail 

Russell and Ann Dvorak, Ol&lre Tre 

vor and Jfcne Wyatt. Adolphe Men 

jou and Bilie Byrke, and presenting 

Eugene Lliit, OI concert pianist whe 

won acclaim at the Potsdam Confer' 

en». 

• # * 

SON BORN TO IIEIMS 

Mr. and Mrs, Oharles Helm, Jr., 

-Jl Shore rd., are the parents of a 

son born January 3 at Shore Mem- 

orial Hospital, 

The baby, who weighed seven 

pounds eight ounces at birth, has 

been named Charles Joseph. He Is 

their second child. 

The couple also have a daughter, 

Marilyn, 18 months old. 

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• • •, 

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• • • 

George T. Sanders, a veteran of 

more than five yean in the Army, 

died from Injuries received in an au- 

to accident at aemf'i Point. 

• • * 

Bundles of clothing |»fan pour- 

ing In for the Victory Clothing Col- 

lection to aid people overseas. 

"wBr 

... wnj announced regis- 

tration dates of men from SO 

through 44, who had not previously 

registered for service. 

««i. . % peconie rather impresBive in »ppointed Nathaniel o, smith as hb 

.number, but the tranrthey lndicata IB legislative iecr«tary. * 

both interesting and jffgnitant, 

.• •;•'••[,_. The odd thing is that most of them 

, . came to un becauae this ig a resort—not 

' m industrial center — a resort with an 

appeal to home owners. The owners of 

.some of th«e industries were retired. 

Whey came to Ocean City to establish 

permanent homes, then drifted into these 

•nterprises, just to have something to 

do. And now look— 

A cqppany manufacturinf key blanks 

Brtd powibly other hardware gadgets is 

eenstrueting a plant at 13th st. and Ha- 

1 it, and Haven av. 

, A 'company manufacturing model 

airplanes and boats has constructed an 

attractive, modernistic building at 14th 

And Raven av. 

An upholstering plant is now under 

construction at Srd it. and Asbury av. 

And th«n there's that new enterpride 

that will manufacture "concrete lum- 

ber", at 'rth st. and Haven av., and 

, which is a child of an older concrete mix 

roncern at 4th st. and Haven av., estab- 

lished only a year ago. 

In addition there Is a clothing con- 

Miss Marian E. Pry became the 

bride of Louis E. Brundige, of Bal- 

timore, at the bride's Philadelphia 

home; the marriage of Miss Sva W- 

legt:I to Harold M. IJavis was an- 

nounced. 

• • * 

Hundreds of 

joying a cold w—- ~j «u»...s auvan- 

lage of the iled slide and Ice skat- 

ing rlni at the Recreation Center, 

10 YEARS AOtT 

Wiiliatn p. ihrlver. Blehard Hans- 

com, W, B. Sahwarti and W. Bh»ffer 

imith appeared before the commis- 

iioners to ash that • substantial am- 

ount he ipent to stop beach erosion 

in the mid-eity area. 

Editorials Condensed 

From County Press 

A GOOD MOVIE, WITH 

NO SEX OECEIME 

(WUdwofla Leader) ,.. —- 

KewBUrthtM wasihown In one W-qdd 

leaves from the 

Whin ©Mitt flurj • 

to 

ld Pkk 

ous Budtold 'U 

In 3888, tbw * 

ffl of Aliw 

d 

& m^ht^JS?SSnyfl?ffi ffit * ww** 1 -* ««»» migm&mul:rmm 

Without a olot tavolvlne »** WSB " rfl ' 

wwt Dtae!?/ -£L of 

gSSJ 

Uiele 

m UfM-up tote^but m a taw Wntaf,-w- . 

In the eve, Papa worked in tL yi^t raSrw to« 

ther out and in and made » rw of solp'TSe2 «ufr ^ 

jxurry and Wilton went to revival ImtaUm'ilW 

II after school. Mother took finf TfoKSPalKlBn.f %mm 

Ptemuir m JanuaryTÛ^^SI 

it torn to B..ylc cotttgi nd belted »oa5> "^WlSlS 

good to discover that people can be 

Pwrtoujly on January 4, we find that 

wont down to Boyle cottage and bouedwip." 

for th I u 

posribly have any great popular ap- 

. 8Ur and Wa«) The foltoPini Monday, we find ttatAUWi itet^,: ' .:*•.. 

Cape May County in 1848 esteb- Mill, bad responded to the spring urge. "Nell," Alice 

Uined a record of Wgljway safew, wrote, "went over to (Sam) Convert to &§ measured -~n.^~T ""-FW^StU 

which put it at the head of the Uat for Her new sprini dress, and then went down town ,?lP.W?!?Wi 

of New Jersey countiei, havint *«• twtoe." (Could lt have bna for more material?) Sif %rt *ffi!2/f8ii!i**M! 

smaUest number of traffic aoeUent OBametertsWly for matt of ljer Monday entri», #«-**'"zSQBBrSXi! 

fatalities ta the state, AUee wrote ot tWa day: "MoUisr and I put out a large 5?W»_ft^^*>?^g 

It Is not a record of which we wash today. Mr. (W) îr called a few momente SKY? ""ff ffl—*¥ 

should be proud, Durtai 1M8 thu thy tun. to talk over the ;8oelBWe f , to be Ma B«E« W^StF^f^^M 

county h»d seven fatal aooldenti, Thursday." ; ^' w ^*M^^s! 

most of which could have been av- The "aociaWi", It new, *»• to b» for the benefit K H0 ??' It «"•*•»*•£ 

oided by the use of extra caution, of th» Ule Bavtag Station, at les»»i one of the ttny W« *"*_•* ;^ff*" •* S 

Until the combined efforts of til resort's social hubs In tha§§ dayi, E?«^body wa« *»• w « "W^WTOBtt, 

our law enforcement aienelei, auto- pret«r excited about preparatioiis for the bl« night, n^mmimmegg, ' 

mobUe driven and pedMtrlans ean tt must have been mrip-reartng success, but AU©s _,« » ttwajt 

reduce the traffic toll to an even —probably tired with all the exeitanftnt — dismissed *« 

sraHler figure, there can be no jus- It briefly, whin ifte w»to, no doubt late at night; wtt _ - _ _ j - - 

uAf^v »« .,a « tifieation for pride in our reflord, "Ocean City Uf» S»vmf Station evening sociable 6 HKSLrK255L?W8 

NOTICE TO CHESTER, PA,, At the outset of 1M7, we cannot came off this eve. 68 persons therf, 18 cakes. Went to fflfl^&^SSSt 1 

LETTER WRITER urge too strongly that driven and W.O.T.U. at panonage, S p.m. Am delegate to eonvte--« W^M^"-»» 

R5KJh m^tSS'U* «-TSWrflffiKSM Ores, Made Over ~-$lM ' ^ ^ 1 ^ 

ver.» durinf 1948, Gape May County made *Uat, not fluite so ewansivi in adomBent u sis. >»_tlie W« a ,«KS^f 

the eomniunication int«nd«d for • i 00 * •*»** toward safer highways, ter Nell, decided to have Mrs. Conver make on* of her wWW » IM anjorr ^ 

pubUcation, eomments'upon the nro- Sut " ta «W » "tart. The ultimate old dwsiei over. The progress of tbij eBterprise is • •:• 

posed p»rlodlcal re-eMmlnation of ("a 1 !* "'UJ ,* tons w »y o«. traceable by these eatrief t DEFENSE OF MIND 

luionnM]. Hri«.. —— "Jan. 17-^Took my blue dress over to Mrs. Convert «ro h» J« ««i Am, 

lire KEIF AIR-MINDED to see about having it fixed over ..." JT' r*V m ^ a ^^ 

"Jan. 24-^pned my blue akjrt and took it over to S usertv was Hut rackHL 1 

Mrs, Oonvw-s to make over. Went down to Morris' for %£ rf^|^tt£ ; SSSSSN'4', 

l^ttoitilkandcottonformvdr.^ «ds ?f Wnd. ^ «J«^^ 

and Caoe '&" to" the ***** bustle tWs aft." 

rCape HH County Tlm«) 

By OABL HELM JutomobuTdriwrs. 1 

NEW YOEK — Where in a loft The Sentinel .Ledger will be glad 

vnn HmrixH-. hi.h .,h««. BU Udlng on upper Park Ave,, a to publish it, provided the bons fide lupe mw waaty nates) . ' 

SnS fhS?L«Sn iffh puirt0 RiMn Wntleman and hU a»- name and address of the writer algo The appUMtlon of AU-Ameriea Jgj-. •• 

sDectae'uIarÎs « trh^S?-r^Srw B soct » tes , tu d «>«* thelr one-hur). u published. Aviation. Inc., to indudi Sea Ule ««»?" 

dgTow^hin P drea-mlllioneth jingle bell in time .^_- ^ - Oity. Ocean Oity. Court House, 

flie Township, ^ for Christmas ,,, 1 t 1 ' ""»—• —' - " 

i. C .' ^ S 1 Manne was president, sliver thrwd for BO buctaf* throw 

reorganized at a mestlns in eity hall, Bnd gold ones for 100-Hind getting 

Royal Shoe Store was advertiitag "where a man-about-town took 

mens dress ihoes at 12.45 and wo- hitjnelf to Oartier'i to get his right 

|i to $4.98. Penn front .,.,.J for a M^ g^ to. 

chartns as a hou.., „..„ 

tinglyjCreating a fairly 

payrom 

Shades of those 

five routes, which already links 111 

communities In six states. In which 

-^- ' ^tm&mmm^ ei 

Directly or indirectly, the Amer- ,h| n ,* h » t ^"f} *?!? 

communiUes In six states, in which , , ,, 

it couecte air mail and air express. £l/e gyrf^ fft# Confteldg 

^b£2££2*hF* b *J?SZk 

U U "**««* «« • •»: that the , 

IherS^fihtai, ta betol regSffi) Z&»LS*«»« ^ ^ «« «" 

J" «»» g-».«i seheme, of course, 

f the entire 

prove ooretome in ts entL^. 

»u¥ui, -T— HAS me Wwle VSJE^f.l 

tyrants from abroad and t^ttea 

ear* at home for your IreeitomJT 

Bilne.':': •'. "' '-:-,':'" /•7 t "vg' 

Urn Islt then, that we mti 

ET ggges siM: zz zz 

* fut pmiiction tint • indastry would ruin 

Ocean City as a wsort! 

•Today we hm$ industry, unabtrusive- 

jy tucktd away out of sight, and eompar- 

aMwIy few people r»lize It. We have in- 

4Uit^, largely by virtue of the fact that 

we aw a reaortl 

[Telephone Rates 

p; There is one rift in the cloudi that 

iJtmre o&scured the sun for Ocean O'ty's 

[v-ttieidiane subacribers by Us propoaed 

jBiw rate schedule, filed this week, 

I Thi rift largely concerns business 

I houses that use the telephone extensiveiy 

|to contact Atlantic City and points along 

by Hiram 8, Mower and Edward B. Where the ashes of Damon Run- 

Amett, th< respective presidepts, yon, from a low-flying plane, were 

• • • flung to the winds, over Broadway. 

Albert Oldfieid was elected presi- -———— 

Democracy 

The winter crop of oranges and 

for years. 

revenues, and 

has shown an the 

EVERYONE 

'In the last analysii, virtually all 

g eters, urandpa nip AO not know ~what A bflAuiOAd 

Harry readinf. Wpa adeep on lounge,- gu e d«t $ SST vlrtoUy iJoSS 

Jan, 7-Harry and Fred took a rid» on beach with Raw no concîon^f the mewuS 

"nfl phaeton. Mother finished wash and I did ot -(rSe enterprise"?^Thit W»t« 

** Jt~ M ^ T a 2 d Nc "?°t h sick but up ftnd ^tiol dbt toTl 

made 

way committee for the newTerm. 1 ..uua „• U1H case oi personal in- t, \i~rz —' ~ »' 

n, mi ~~T". t come taxes, sales taxes Md the like " w » that happened to u 

, ._,». j Wy tini WOK a not on Beacli with ham 

rrn r r\ Do] 'y and Phaeton. Mother flnl.5h.-d wash and I did nf •' 

The Low Down - - Mms imm * ' - itM 

——: won't look for uranium particularly. Kg 1 "!' JOA 1181 **'*I s ".vuumbamv (Kit proceeds. peand a Uttte booBtt tort txt* 

"DJereaslng wages without UftiBg Bowever, if a larfe pi«» of tne - ««S S-5!fi' t Si 1 ? B ^^ r «« panBnage.) a veiy good explanation for 

wife* ffmm&^&mn ffi^SSISÂ^'^"^** 11 ^ 1 * 

woum, iraanciaieajHjr. . JJ, „„ j ^ „,,, , ^ ^ „„,. And so It wiiit. Never » dull moment for the Pan- peace ,,, -'y^WM 

._. ^__ ther puU her foot down is when the Welds. , > "Q standii for John Q.: 

••The country is,and of needless light turns to green,-wp TSnt . Everybody ihrould keep a diary, «a posterity can QuesUom about thipaftl, 

" enjoy iti SB yean later. and future of free enterprtoe 

An BdverMsement Is a picture of ' . "Q stanojI for/the Queer 

a pretty gy-J eattag. wearing hold- «w .r . ft f aafl social oêWnes fl»t% 

Ing or driving something that some- 1 flC JSttt iSOWl foisted on John for the patt- 

one wante to seU.-Atcnison Olobe. ^L!?!ZZjZr . *Q «tM»»'ft»? QBttf-iotWftS 

'A (snltu 1> one *hn «« H.B «- Doctor: "Deep breathing, you understand, des- tem is to be eaved fnutt 

and wasteful spending, and being 

soaked with burdening taxes be- 

cause of faults of the government 11 

—Rep. KButson, Mtan, 

"A Washington optimist is a fel- 

low that doesn't aare what happen! 

—M long 

HUnl" _ 

tor. 

oent 

as it 

is one who to the opera- 

eat railroad system m ' 

Quick Quote 

"There t» » ptemta* need far 

at tappeni * VMm is one who to the opera- Doctor: D 

happen to MOB of a great railroad system man-' tr °ys microbes, 

eSmeirtl? Wet to show ataMt aaSrf, a pro- ***£J3 

fit as a manufacturer of toys.—Oe- breathe deeply? 

trolt JTewa, 

doctor ' how force them to 

torn is to be Raved aw 

destruction — for the 

Today's Version I Make a better 

mouiitnip and the people who try to 

beat ft nnth tn Mm, Auu —MI t. 

Neighbor: "That's a good looking hat, B11L" 

Man: "Thanks. I bought It five years ago, 

ined three time* changed it ti i 

^^»s^^^ 

i nation IP*!*" 

iod of boom and bwt md Oan- ' . '• ' , • * • • , . . ®*i.j'ift£ 

WtowtoentoFtow. HcmittJ^ZirZ ,. BOnOWO ROME ^ ^ * 

t^f^î^^^S'P 11 ^ 1 ^- Teaehw: "When waj Rome bmlt?" ^ 

W» haw bem removed, the eoun- Junior: *Ai night." «^Pt T" 

«ww»'*rt#»,;"... .«, 

tor 

is

IL- 

"What is 

tHealing 

T.. . results 

jSqeucebave 

J yaat numbers 

, including many 

tftite derpkawig. 

Science 

*> Sttiptnreftikw 

Jiddy 

l^fully flxpiaina the prqyr'Vtff^ 

ttumer ef tWnkproduces 

TCt-r-heBU the 

BujmUes the needy, 

îp the* bnilfenfi$'l 

ela mew 

MM^tvesBdtion, 

" iRiuiWiilneM, 

"' ' ~ ' • i* jtjfJhV'' 

wattii, 

Vh 

M an Ik* 

to «M 

• 

rfSipPl 

m 

jnd use. 

tbft pecan CJty 

nnd ' 

Wiip. The mttaan subject will be "A 

Bane View of Youreell." MUJIO by 

St' John's CUiolr, with Jeannette 

BteUi as soloiift. Visitors are always 

welcome. -••;, ".' ' '" . •'.-' • 

Catechetical Class. ; 

10 »Jn, Holy Oommunlon.! 

Tho rectoj wljl be in hij office 

OCEAN CUT BAPTIST "lnted to county government pon» 

when the board of freeholdhad 

Its annual organization 

"ng, Thursday' afternoon last 

i)b#rt K. Bell was re-appointed 

nty legal counsel, and Miss Lou- 

CarlBon was re-named assistant 

nty treasurer. 

"ler appointments were: Hobort 

„/•«! Tjickahoe, building care. 

'fir; Vr.M. B. Cohen, North Wild- 

A, cqunty physician; Elizabeth 

nger, almshouse matron: Nor- 

Vanaman, Ocean View, superjident 

of veterans' graves: Harry 

•Ulding and Mrs Anna Spauld- 

% Court House, warden and mati 

Of the county Jail; Thomas Lo- 

Orten Creek, road supervisor; 

Harry Wler, Wlldwood Crest. 

ry commission. 

here were no cfiangcs-jn the de- 

'Tient asslgnnftbts of thfi fivefreeholder 

board. 

wh«n you put your laving! In thto Association 

your s&vin»i up to 15,000 Wft (IUIF insured by jeriughway Link 

Fed«r«l Svfigi ml IMS i 

be Rushed 

Me Highway Commlisloner 

nctr Miller, Jr., expreiiid the 

f Friday that at least five miles 

OCEAN Cm HOME [the proposed north-south super- 

Ifcway will be completed ''prompt- 

• to give the publle a sample of 

SAVINGS and LOAN ASSN. " m traffic facilities. 

r,_Jer has called a hearing for 

Buary 28 to consider alignment of 

511 - 8th Strcot Phone 0Q14 - Route 4 nrkway in Fasale 

nttr, where the superhighway to 

t May will begin. Links in the Olfta oontributtd by Ot*an City employes of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. to children In the 

talc section would Include four TaMotH Imtitutlani mentioned below, From left! Miss Helen M. Sld Mrs. A, b. Lellrh, Mia 1, M, 

a half miles from Clifton to Pnllo and Mta P. F, Elliott. 

Bteomfleld, and three miles 

SIMONIZING and LUBRICATION ._i OUItoB to the vicinity of Main The New Jeriey Bell Telephonethe 

Betty Baelmraeh Home, thp At- toys, useful gifts, candy, cakes and 

, ftterson, 

Company's "Pioneers" played Santa lantle Oounty Tubprcular Pine Rest fruit, 

llgnment of 11 miles in Kgsex Claus during the Christmas season institution, the Atalntlc Oounty Christmas carols were played by 

Hanif-Inn 

nty wU! be determined later. to the Children's Seashore Home Almshouse and Asylum, and the the Women's Activities Committee, 

SANDER'S ESSO STATION 

Salvation Army, 

headed by Mrs. Lenta D Oqld, of 

918 Wesley Ave, 

AT THI 

Miss Helen Btedem, clilef operator Atlantic City. 

HEATED ROOMS 

Ltt Ui Wtateriie Your C«Tpd»y! 

THE FRIENDLY YARD 

of the Ocean City office, and her Having done thi.' ,,ood deed, the 

ESSO 

entire staff actively supported this employes of the Ocean City central 

Open AU Tesr Central LocaUali 

So, Cor. 9th & Bay Aw. 

activity. 

office had a post-christmas party of 

BeaMiuUe Bate - Private Bath 

SIGN 

Horace j. Bernleltcr, chairman of tlleir own, Monday of last week, 

BERBER LUMBER CO. 

the Atlantic City Council, enacted when gifts were exchanged and re- 

the role of Santa Cliius, dlsiribijtlnE freshments served. 

1034-36 SIMPSON AVE. Ph. 0948 

MOBILGAS STATION 

— JUST ARRIVED — 

9th St. and Asbury kni 

| Hotel Strand 

1 x 6" and 8" Tongued and Grooved Boards Girls Eligible 

LUBRICATiON 

Good Outside White House Paint 

9th and Wesley Av, 

WASJ 

RIGHT PRICES — PROMPT SERVICE For Scholarships 

OCTAI^CI¥ 

KUMEK, Prop. 

HARDWARE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES N, j, C, Makes Offer 

Open All Year 

to Students Here 

PAUL M, 8FIECKEB 

Ocean City high school students 

ROYGAUN: 

are eligible to compete for a limited 

number of scholarships open exclusively 

to girls in this state which will 

Expert Body and Punt Wort | PAINTING 

be awarded by New Jersey Collcgt' 

for Women to students who enter 

pCEAN CITY GARAGE 

N.J.O, next September, In announc- 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR 

NINTH and BAY AVENTJE PHONE 

ing the scholarships. Dean Margaret 

BRAKi 

r ltt a notice ruin your home when It coats no more to have It T. Oorwbi said that, despite increas- 

•••••••••< Reasonable Prices Wublar A 

*-* by a master palnter7 Yes, we still have pure Unseal OU ed applications for admission, "we 

>•••»»••• Adjustment 

and pre-war Faint. 

are still eager that outstarining students 

should not fail of a college ed- 

{Motor Tune-Up! SPECIAL! 

ucation for lack of ways and means." 

lARLES VERNON HOUSAND High school seniors whose financial 

need might prevent them from 

ALL . A . 

• AUTHORIZED DEALERS [605 Eighth Strict «»HrOB84W gaining a college education may 

MAKE * ^-50 

learn details of the scholarships 

This JQ.50 #•< 

from their school principals. As 

CARS W 

Week Only . 

March 1 is tin 

;Ocean City Garage H«V, Whm W* DM PACKARD HOLDS THE LINE •;sm 

No price increase contemplated, 

and Ocean Av. |, Iiiifi tkt fr•••»» 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

...and how ma>y narct 

pttt, iu*s 

repast front 

retains game policy on used can as before price i 

ttariap, 

OCEAN CITY 

trols were removed, except 50-50 deal is replace!^ 

1, Inipeot brai« dnu, 

4, Clock Kni ad 

air Personal Satiafaction Guarantee on all Used 

45 

ABU if DMd«L 

•ith ear h anl cords Us every rake k Mag tto Uaid 

Mt. RADIO PROGRAMS 

L 

I, Adjust th« teakt 

sold by us. 

COME IN FOB DEMONSTRATION 

witli drum, 

i»* WFPG -m 

AUTHORIZED PACKARD SALES and SEE 

lhis pi|e is framed by 

4. Qvtiwf tm tnta, 

NOW EVERT 

all 41 fUMi. They're accurate 

• 1 lirlriilil Only 

DR. HARRY H. LAKE 

Complete Stock of Packatd Parts 

in outline but not in relative 

TUESDAY THURSDAY 

OPTOMETRIST 

7s30 to 8 p.m 


PALMER Auto Painting ' $50 up 

1 

iPONlOBS 

Chevrolet • Oldsmobile 

DENMAN TIRES IN ST0QC 


1 New Shore Radio 

Station Approved 

The Federal Communicatloni 

Commission Friday gave authortation 

to the Mid-Atlantic Broadcasting 

Co. to operate a new radio station 

in Atlantic City on a power of 

2B0 watts and frequency of 1340 

kilocycles. The resort, already has 

two stations, 

F.0,0. also has under consideration 

an application of another | roup 

for a station of similar power In 

Atlantic City. 

One and one-half pounds of pea. 

nuts in the shell will make about Robert L, Sampson 

one pound of kernels. 

21S . Sth St. 

TERMITES 

final dull" when applications 

will bD aieepU'ri. airls who home;, 

want to outer rollPKC Host lull arc 

urged to investigate sculnrahlii opportunities 

now. 

Jermlles Do Costly Damagf 

Before Yon Know If! 

WITH 

An unknown to you termite* 

nay ba damaging the foundations 

of your homo. Most 

owners never know they hav» 

termites until costly damage 

Is already dona, Dent tabs 

ebaDCei, find out new with a 

free Termlnli lnspocUon. 

Writs or phonal • 

•»B 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

KEFINISinNG 

. H. R, BRECKLEY 

tSS Oentnl Are, Ph. mm 

r'u 

& whpt? So the folks who 

own America's tmiincsi-minaged 

electric companici live in 

every mi at thtst statej. They 

Include i lot of your friends 

and neighbors—and probably 

you, too. 

How- come? Will, several 

million American! have ins 

vetted their savings in electric 

eompanki dirtctfy. Some 71 

million more have invested 

indirectly-..through laviogi 

banks accounts and life insurance 

pollciei. Banks and insurance 

companies, «ntruited with 

four funds, like to put "em to 

pork in found utility securities. 

As a result, almost every 

'AmerietH ftmlly hi tilth in 

the utf-mpportini, tM-ftyhig 

tUcttic compttuti that provide 

mmt of America's power. 

f 

»tmtMy In thw* 41 itatsi^sti twit* ta^maO 

^ far Itt moiMy at It did 30. yaara a««./ 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

i7*^?,%-«/.:*:'5:;.i¥»T»: 1 

More New Books 

At Public Library 

New bonks recently rrrrtvrd n 

the Free Publir Library include til 

following; 

FICTION 

"Border Lord." by Jan Wcstcnti, 

"Holdfast Qnines.' by Odi-ll Shep 

ord, 

"Lydia Bailey." by Krnnetli Roberts. 

r 

"Mirror, Mirror," by Elinor Rice, 

"One Man Must Dies "' by Albert 

B, Cunningham. 

"Else of Henry Miirrnr, 

ft 

1 by Pliyllis 

Bentlcy. 

"Thieves in the Night," by Arthur 

Koestler, 

NON-FICTION 

"Color Blind," by Margaret Hnly^ 

"Ernie Pyle Album," by Lcn O, 

Miller. 

'I Chose Freedom," by Victor 

Kravehenko, 

"Lake Ohamplain and Lake 

George," by Frederic Van de Water. 

"Bo This Is Peace," by Bob Hope. 

"Vasari's Lives of tiie Arttats,' edited 

by Betty Burroughs. 

4 

•PIMU'II 

"Windows Open to tne World," by 

Dorothy O, spieer. 

Installing Dials at 

Cape May, Wildwood 

New Jeriey Boll Telephone Co 

men are now ttt work converting thi 

Oap« May and Wildwood exchanges 

to the dial operation system, with 

out disturbing the thousands of call 

psisiiig through the two exchange 

each d»y. 

Outside Wiring facilities are being 

revamped, in Advance of the arrival 

of new central office equlpmen 

from We§t«rn Electric manufacturing 

plant!. The dial syjteui, when 

thf changeover ii niadc, will apply 

to about 4,400 subscribers in the 

two communities and environs. 

The Cape Mny-Wildwood dial system 

will be the same type as is now 

used in Atlantic Oily arid Trenton, 

with each number having five digits, 

CSE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

FOB QUICK KESCJLTS 

J. S. KRUK & CO. 

PILING 

BULLDOZER WORK 

GRADING - GRAVELING 

Phone Ocean City 0987-J 



Phone 1200 

PAPMHANGING 

Calvin L« Fisher 


Phone 0299-W 

'" ' i •••••iiMllliiiliiiiiiitill 

UPHOLSJERING 

SUP COVERS 

THOMAS SEREMBA 

1MB,", VriiinnF AWll Vrnlnnr. N, J, 

Phone 2-5215 

r NO I IIAH(.i: FOR 1STIMATFS 

D> t i Iniin .....MM.,,,,,., HIiiiniiiiiiimuiiiMiM 

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ARCHITECTS 

p 

SAMIJEL R, STAPTORD 

MM CwiHl A*. th. HIM 

KEYS MADE 

ALL TYPES 

, WE ARE TAKING 

OBOGRS FOE EVINRUDBS 

LEMONrS 

308 Bay Av. Ph. 1787 

Need a New 

ROOF 


In either CM«—caU Independent We've the eaperienye, 

the men, the materials and the equipment 

to five you • perfect joh on mj type roof, 

.Wevg We' he»B h roofeKôr f ^ ni&»> yearrgndigpâ d ta~ ta 

be for many more. That's why an Independent 

.guarantee means something. Pick a reliable, financially 

sound firm to re-roof for you, dall 



Independent Roofing Co, 

USERS OF CEBTAIN-TEID ROOFING PBBODUCTg 

3 S, Firming Aw, 700 . 8th it 

Ph. 4-im Atkntle raty. Ocean City Ph. 0180 

— No Down Pannent Required 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

Roofing Shee'f Metal Work 



24 A»bury Ave, Ph. 1237 

FOB QUICK BESUl.TS 

USE TBE CLASSIFIED ADS 


Floor Sanding 


Phone 1048 

Roofing 

ROOFII1C 


OUTTEBS - SPOUTING 




Glass 

Polithra Pl.te A Window 

GLASS 

Fom1tiir«. Aatt, Klrnn 

S. ROSENBERG 

MOT Arctic Am Atlantic Oltj 

Robert L. Davis 

Ocean Clly BeprMantstive 


Phones: 

Atlantic City Ocean City 

4-G186 2364-J 

LOUIS J, KOERNER 

-^ FLOOR SANDING ^ 

Refinishing — Waxing — Polishing 

1026 ASBURY AVE. Phone 1773-J 



RUSSELL SUTTON 

S3S ASBUBY AVE, Phone 0291 

to WalUr Matthewsl 

HARRY DIBB 

nmnaro — HEATIMO 

York Oil Burner* 

York Boiler Burner Unite 

York 

Winter Air Conditioners 

JOJ EIGHTH STREET 

Ftm Ulf-W — Sal. Finn* 1O4-B-I 

ESTIMATES FOkmsHED 

PLOWn 0357-J KetfittreP 

Louis Taccarino 

Offlwt

I- 1 " 1 

'V 

IILI 

1// 

wrs 

(High School 

for 

K1VCI1 W MID •»"»*« «• _-_.*._^-_. —, 

; (bo dty government It had noJ 

£ been una for tme y_re on the 

i wen una rar some i" «•» " 

'•*Mii«loW«. The bowtJ's only eipense 

m'le expected to 

to produce future 

• at the sehflol 

Hearing on 

nuary-0 

On application of the 

i lor a. franchise to 

,„ sea Isle City will 

._ on January ao In the 

Office Building, Trenton. 

hearing took place 

Bring relief to zflf^ 

m a over, some manufacturp 

Sve begun a eampal«n_to in- 

crease the standard bed stae 

from 74 to 78 Inches, 

The present siie was made 

„___. after the last World 

War when the average height of 

soldiers was 87 Inches. Today 

Se average has increased an 

Inch and the percentage of six 

footers «»« doubled. 

Bthe BufcUc housing features Of 

8L Wagner-EUenair.lWt bill which 

mtA » pa* the House of Bepre- 

sentatives durtni the last sMdo 

of Oongresi, _ . 

Tuft's statement, Davis asserted, 

•_ a warning to every man and wo- 

man in this coun|ry that their r§- 

Brisentatlvei In Washington have 

not yet fully recognized their man. 

date to stay away from unsound ec- 

qnomio and social ejtperimfintaUon," 

He added that some members of 

both parties are busily trying to sell 

the Amtrican people "the socialistic 

idea that the Federal tJovemnient 

should own 800,000 homes," 

SSoilMecBoiii 

OnFebruryll 

11 County DU- 

tricta Affected 

Tuesday, February 11, is the date 

of the annual election of members 

of boardi of education in New Jer- 

sey. Ocean City Is one of the ex- 

ceptions. 

Only those persons who shall have 

been- permanently registered In a 

district at least three flays prior to 

the election will be permitted to 

vote Anyone who is not now per- 

manentiy registered and wishes to 

$78,000,000 more than that, inaiea- Bou,d Own 800,000 homes, nmnently registered and wiahsi to 

Hona are that he will f 0 "",* Davis pointed out that the Taft -;• ^ 5c B h00, Section must reg= 

economies and deeply Hash ml of | pngnm 

contemplates the axpen-- ^ not l»Mr than Saturday, Pfb- 

n,. H»rrj.nt nou_ti for funds, r.,J? „* «——«irniitplv five billion Bwr _. , If. _."."." J» .1,1. n,nh hta 

the depart—tut requests for funds, 

DBITO 

BURNERS 

IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 

Completed in One Day 

TOWNSEND 

PLUMBING and HEATING 

ure of approximately five billion 

dollars for public housing and will 

entail a maintenance cost of 88 mil- 

ion dollars per year, 

"The American people," he •con- 

tinued, "have come to the realiza- 

tion that it is Impossible to get 

something for nothing. The money 

ffhich the public housers are so 

(rilling to spend is taken out of our 

iwn pay envelopes before we even 

jet it on pay day". 

Such extensive OB-nership of the 

hames In which our citizens live, 

Davis concluded, will place us In 

a position where "the people who 

are receiving fat salaries at the 

taxpayers 1 expense will be telling 

us where to live, what It will cost 

us, and when to move. This Is 

only one short step from being 

told how to vote!" 

((Atlantic Avenue 

Phone 0326.J 

Aleo- 

Suspend License 

of Congress Hotel 

The State Department OI ..... 

nolle Beverage Control has ordered 

a 10-day suspension of the liquor li- 

cense of the Congress Hall Hotel 

Co., of Cape May, with the effective 

date to be announced when the hos- 

telry opens in the spring. 

The hotel company entered a plea 

of non vult to possessing an lm- 

properly.labeled bottle of whiskey, 

which was seized by an ABO inspec 

tor September 13, 

ister not later than Saturday, Teb 

ruary 8. He may do this with his 

local town»hlp or municipal clerk, 

or with the Oounty Board of Elec- 

tions, whose office on the second 

floor of th« court house building is 

open from 8 a.m, to 4 p.m. daily ex- 

cept Saturday, when it is open from 

9 a, m. to noon. 

A candidate for membership on a 

board of edueation must be able to 

read and Write, and must be a citi- 

zen and resident of the district for 

at least three years immediaWly 

preceding ihe election. In order to 

have his name printed on the bal- 

lot, a candidate must file a petition 

signed by at least 10 qualified vot- 

ers of the district. This petition 

must be in the hands of the district 

clerk on or before January 32, 1947. 

There are 11 distrifts in Cape May 

Oounty where the people elect mem- 

bers of the board of education. In 

the remaining fivo districts of the 

ounty (Cape May. North Wildwood, 

Ocean City, Sea Me City, and WUd 

voodi school board members ar 

ipointed by the mayor. 

Touch your throttlB and you're 

OFF! In Ihe hills, an (ha level- 

anywhere you drive—Itiu brilliorrl. 

new Ford "SIX" InginB gives you 

imootti, flexible power. 

This big Ford "SIX" hoi a small 

appetite. You'll marvel at the 

higher mileage you get per gallon. 

More power per dollar, more power 

per gallon then ever before 1 

ise.too! 

i-M 

Er/r 

You can have thif economical 

power in any of Ford't large 

roomy modeli—D» Luis or Super 

De Luxe, You'll like the loft roomy 

.eols. Ysii>ll like Ihe comfort 

combination of smooth power 

and the smooth ride you get 

from "Rest-ride" jpringj. 

Teacher Supply 

Is Drying Up 

Few Choosing 

Teaching Career 

Scores of school teacluni vaean. 

ctoSSt in New Jersey today be- 

S3se«teMhers not only are ieavtaf 

the profession at an alarmUig ra* 

but the number of wUeW studrata 

choosing teaohing as a career has 

Unde Sam Saya 

«ÂffltraTiB mm «If 

ferred to the Issuan^ Of UW sub- 

standard washing certificate* al- 

ready issued by the Department of 

Education to cope with the problem 

of -the vanlshlnf teacher." 

The AssoeUltian said the fUfM 

from the dassTOom is primarily ec- 

onomic, for statistics show that Ma- 

hers are desperately close to the 

thin edge of genteel poverty. It said 

that lull-time earnings of Industrial 

iinpteyei have increased Tj percent 

compared with 31 per cent for tea- 

oners. 

Confirming the experience of the 

Dcean City Board of Edueation in 

he past year or two, the Association 

id there now are usually one or 

;wo candidates for each vacancy, 

shere there formerly were 10 to 30 

ipplications filed. 

;HEST CLINIC NEXT 

IRHSDAY 

Dr. Max Oross. state clinician, will 

lold a clinic for chest examination 

n the old court house building, 2nd 

loor, at Court House, next 'inurs. 

lay, from 8 to 1I;SO a.m. 

What's in Words? 

WASfflNGTON — Strikes 

have been trine times an wide- 

spread and one and a quarter 

times as costly to the national 

economy since passfe of the 

Wagner Act, Dept. of Labor fig. 

urn show. The average number 

of strikes has been S3? per cent 

hliher; average number of em- 

ployes affected 177 per cent 

higher, and averafe man-days 

lost 26 per cent liishtr. 

The Wafner (National Labor 

Relations) Act Is entitled An 

Act to diminish the causes of 

labor disputes , , , * etc. 

One of U» flue olfl AnMirtoW f«- 

tom to M be«in > sew ftu with a 

lot 4 rMolnUoni. Bans we taep. 

Other, we «»J» wltt tts tatenUui «l 

bremkln* them to the laUfU 

USED cars bought and sold. Auto 

glass. Rebuilt shock absorbers, 

generators, starters and fuel pumps, 

Craig Motor Sales, English Oreek. 

Bomers Point and Mays Landing 

Blvd. jjhone Bomers Poiht MjB. tj 

USED Furniture bought and »old. 

When you have anything to sell, 

call 0116-J. R, HofXman. IH Asbury 

tf 

m_ t 

PBINTINa and DEVELOPING. All 

sizes roil films. M-hour service. 

Sommer Crest Gift Center, 737 A*- 

bury av. If 

4-3338^ ._ 

SALB—Oectfolux refrigerator, 7 ou", 

ft., washing machine, bedroom 

suite, innerspring mattress, Hoff- 

man, 684 Asbury av. phone OllS-J, 

JXtfc—Bicycles tricyoleg, scooter 

Irish mail, baby walkers, baby 

strollers, doll coach, wagons, roller 

skates, accessories, bells, seats seat 

covers, jirens, speedometers, tool 

bag, headlight, tires, tunes, all siz- 

es, M. Annarelli and Son, Bicycles 

and radio store^lim Asbury av, it 

a healerL excel- 

1437 Pleasure 

For Rent 

place your old wom out motor 

with a ft! 

HEAL MC- 

POBD F, 

dlato insta: 

down 

prmoni 

KURTZ, 

nONEp OOLp 

JY MOTOR; imme- 

jni lowest prices, no 

necessary, low weekly 

layments if desired, 

' O Cit 

Y 

TWO 3-bedroom oceah front apai 

ments for summer season, |1

Prices 

he vicious spiral of 

iiHovved iiy higher 

.ixikine Ahead," hy 

n. iiii the i'filliirla! 

Printed and PabHshmd in America?s Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER w 

~ No ; 38 Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, N, J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 i947 

" - " — — - - - — = — • = = — - i - • • 

n Office 

, Hih sfT and 

For 

Atl;

m 

tO OK for this SIGN 

Wells' Auto Service at Powell's Garage 

34th «nd AAmj, Wwne 1309 

County's Down 

"w'fy;:^. Continued from p»fe 

meettag WM Mh**fled to B)e borne' 

lit. mm; Ottirlei T. SoUa, 

oi TUu. Claude aanyn, linwood. ' 

The Clrtl ierviet OommlMloB, re. COnttaW* AWB J*t* 1 «„„_ nwyrtetWomnr**: 

pbrtid that i.OM mm. WUMf* this y§«r« , < .^sttwirefMr.WflM^^n-i 

.Tor elifttSi Bits out of 3.0M, «E- 

son and James Bantt of PUMi 

amined for poll Jobs In 30 muni 

CABBAGE, TKA81I HIGHER phla- Mr, and Mrs. Ajfon» Og». 

cipalltlea. 

in ths publia works Branch, trash rad daughter, rlnmmmK Ua. 

TWO REJECTED 

and g %< ^ •••'. J i. . * *"'1 

Coffee r:::,"; 

Soraper 

• cuMornthlbsf 

FATS 

PICNICS »39 

i (Short 3h«nk - Ready Is lat) ^ _ 

•nr Graded Lmmb and B«ef-Grade* A and AA 

ROAST =:- -41- 

»»e I BolllnijBeef """"' "2U 

Jalty 

FRANKFURTERS Iktal ..,„,... 

SAUERKRAUTS 2 15c 

In t Our Seafood Departments 

SELECT OYSTERS 

Oliver was the high scorer with six 

(I. Pts, jjarte and Joe Lysaitc 

Held goals for 12 points, while BUI 

Oorson I.. 

Haines f,. ...... 

Corson and Myers were runners, 

Townsend 

up with eight and seven, respec- 

i.'.'.'.'J. 

2 

Becotte f.. 

tively. No Pemberton player scored 

12 

Haley c... 

more than four points. 

•• 

2S2 

Myers g... 

JAVVEES ALSO WIN 

Oliver 5... 

The Jayvees also chalked up a 

victory over the Pemberton team 

21 3 , 48 

In the preliminary, 43 to 21. Dorn 

paced the scoring with 14 points 

f. Pts. 

and McDowell tossed in nine. Benedetto f 

4 18 

Varsity line-ups: 

DeMeo f... 

1 3284 


Friedland c 

0 

f t Paolilli .... 

1 

Oorson, f....... 2 BaidI g.... 

0 

Townsend, f 

0 Santora g.. 

0 

Halnes, f 

o 

Becotte. e 

i 

Haley, c 

o 

s 

14 6 34 

2 Bcore by periods: 

McDowell, c... 

0 0 Ocean Oity .... 9 8 17 

Oliver, g 

0 12 Hammonton ... 1 13 

Dem, g. 

0 6 Jay-vee squad, also roUing 

Myers, g 

1 7 along in high gear, won its tilt 

Eliin, g 

0 2 from the visiting Junior Varsity, 

28.20. Taking top scoring honors 

26 SB was Jack Welsh with 10, with Bob 

Bradley Basketeers 

Pembertan 

Christian ranked second with siie. 

Wallop Wiidwood 

ff 

The Bradley basketeers of Ocean Ridgeway, f 2 

ings. They lost the final game 

My walloped the Wildwoqa Bagles, Taranlnu, Davis, f f 20 

one pin, Katharine swing and 

49 to 37, in a fast moving game last ffmmons, f..... 0' 

Peg Courtney were, high asorem, 

Wednesday night at Convention Mirley, "c.,..... 1 

Hall. 

Symbina, c..... 1 BLUM BOLLS HIGHEST 

The OMan City team forded the Ooodnmn, e 1 

SINGLE IN CITY LEAGUE 

issue fpjfn the opening whistla and McDowell, g,... 0 

Al Blum cracked the highest 

had a 20-0 edge at half time. Nick 

single game of aaa in Monday 

Ouarracino set a fast scoring pace, 

7 

night's City League session, as 

racking nine field goals and four of 

his five frer throws for a M-point 

Ocean City 20 12 8 16—68 

Frank Sannino and John Mlragtotal. 

Oostello was runner-up for 

Pemberton 1 7 3 9—20 Illo were nmners-up with 23s 

Sannlno also had a 208. George 

the winners with 10 markers; and 

Busch with 208, Bob Fulton with 

Bbwen scored ieven from the pivol 

208, Bob Fry and Lloyd Southart 

post. Bowling 

with 808 were Hither leaders. 

Hawa, a guard, was Wiidwood' 

Starting the second half, three 

leading scorer with six field goal MES. OOURTNEY IN 

teams tied for the lead by win- 

and three fouls for li tallies. MEDAL CUSS, TWICE 

ning 4-0 shutouts over their op. 

« ^^ 

Mrs. Peg Courtney qualified for ponento. They were Soeo-y, Per- 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS medalist honors twice in one guson Coal and A. T. O. 0a, 

FOB QUICK RESULTS week, as she competed msuMday 

* * * * 

night In the Mixed League at STAINTON, NORTH WILDVVOOD, 

Playland and again in the Wem- SHARE %-t TIE 

en;s League on Tuesday. 

In the men's South Jersey 

PNE.WEEK ONLY! In the mixed contest she rolled League, ttw Stainton team shared 

games of 174-177-184 to take topa 

a-a tie with North Wiidwood on 

g 

honors among the women for eon- the home alleys, as Oscar Hack- 

Bring Your stetency, although the top singleney 

set the pace with a 208. 

gome was a 188 by mom Oastaldl. The Plftyland men were set 

Among the men, John Miniglllo down, 3-1, in a match with Mar- 

was lilgh scorer with MB and 211, gate, despite the flashy 813 and 

closely followed by Art Courtney 213 rolling of BUI Smith, 

with 228 and Fred DBnperlo with 

• • m 

223, ADAMS TOPS SEASHORE 

Other leading g women were TOaneesWITH 

2S3 SCORE 

5c 

Richards ichards with 16S and andW 

Kath- 

Dr. Tom Adams scored a 233 

trine l BWng iffi and 171". and Con- to take top laurels for the Seanie 

D"Bnperlo W8. Other men Inshore 

League, JWday night, while 

the uppfir bracket were Bob Pul- Rusg Crane was second high man 

len 318, Bill Smith 216, J, Quar- 

DIAMONDS 

with 239 and 204. Hot scores also 

raeitio and Vlnce Snnnino 203 . were iroUed by Mickey Ang with 

(Set or Unset Gems) The Plums team is In first ffio and 200, Frank Bannlno 214 

plaoe after a win over Orange, Lloyd Southard, jr., ail Oscar 

while Pears and Oranges are sec- Hackney, Jr., 218 and 204, Harold 

ond and third. Davis 80S, D, Huff 203, and Leon 

• * i 

No, 2 

Oalise 800, 

can 40* 

OTHER WOMEN ALSO 

CLEANED 

With three more weeks to go 

ROIA UP HIGH SCORES In the first round, the Palmer 

Mrs. JJourtney turn^ the trWt team holds a lead of three points 

Before Your Eyes again Tuesday" night when she v Ui d l J j 

recorded SEOFM of 

NO CHARGE FOR 

177-113.171, 

three more over the 186 levei 

• THIS SERVICE The pins were really tattered that 

night, as many other plnladtes 

made than rattle. 

WATCH & JEWELRY AUoe Bring and Helen Btedem 

X5c REPAIRING both turned In games of 1B9, while 

some of the other leaders Included 

nances Richards .with 180 and 

»7« 

18B, A, Fhjilips IU and 188 Con. 

nto D'lmnerio 178 and i(B, U- 

Garrison's 

188, M, Blum 178 and 1OT, 

Mary Nahflss and Huth Hackney 

JEWELRY STORE 170. 

928 Asbury Avenue White too* a 4-0 laclBg from 

Maroon, tat still retained ftet 

puce by two points ©rer Blue, 

which suffered a eettock, 4^, Bt 

the hands of Hose. Red moved up 

Me Eyes Examined Phone Into a Beeond-pJace tie by downaiasses 

Pitted 1844 'ng Hlver, 

is* 

Dr, Roger G. LaRosa RESORT WOMEN'S TEAMS 

HIGH IN fi. J. LEAGUE - 

Optometrist 

NIUeM tern 

J resort's two women's t*ams 

615 Eighth Stree Street 

finished high up as toe 'Bouth 

Jensey League closed its first 

OCBAN CITY, CITY N. N J. J round last Saturday, 

W Hmi 

The Ocean Olty team won second 

place, taking a 3-1 victory 

. and Fri, App'i. over Oape May on the home alleys 

in the final match. Rose Castaldt 

paced the attack wllh 183 

and 174, while Catherine Sannlno 

had 181 and nances Richards 

G. I, George 170 and 179, 

The Playland mtum fought to 

WATOIMAKER a 2-3 split with the Morris Quarts 

in Atlantic City, which allowed 

J. E. OAli>*ELL & CO. Uwm to finteh third in the stana- 

PhiU^clr.hL. 

B 

Watch and Jewelry Repairs 

3rd Floor N*Hon.l Bank Bide. 

801 A»bmy Ave. Ffione 1782 

p 

SALE — Venus radio floor model,' 

push button, good condition. 

H5.00. 409 Asbury av., first HOOT 

side entrance. " -." • . 1-17 

SALE—Small 2-burner wick burn- 

Ing Florepce. oil heater, like new. 

$22.60. Apply Walker's Texaco 

Station, Marmora, N. J._ ^ 1-17 SALE-Ôcean City rooming houw 

SALE— Vi twin" house with, 7~bed- lor ttli,; S 6»tl«, 3 ttrtltt Soir^ 

rooms, fully furnished, hot airwalk 

coovenlenqe, quiet sale, * Ui 

heat, good condition, financed for, 

$5500. Robert 8. Stretch, 428" Ocean WANTED—House* ln~Oc*ftn eW3p 

av. . 1.3 

WANTTO—Vttfnyi • wants to buy 

S-famliy Mgrimmtf t8r;:eou8£' 

tlen, reasonable pile*. Box (5927, 

Sentinel>iLfdgtr. ' ; .^- ; 

SALE—comer property, 8 apartments 

with one, two and three 

bedrooms each. Ideal location. Can 

be financed. Price $18,000. Robert S. 

Stretch, 428_Ocean ay, 1-10 

SALBt-Lot, "42nd "*5t,"~M60T~B,~ B, 

_gnley, 400 48th st 1.17 

BALB-1841 Ford Super Deluie1 4door 

sedan, new slip covers, 3 

new tires $8S0: man's Hack Melton 

§4 lengthy leather reinforced, size 

38, $5.00. Box SS30, Bentinel-Ledger, 

SALE—4.bumer gas range $2()T bu» 

rcaus SB ea.; table arid 4 chairs 

$16; small tables S3 ea.; Bingle bed, 

ilO, 204 Asbury av, J.-VI 

SALE—Sewing machine, good amdJtlon. 

$25.00. 231 Asbity av. between 

5 and amily B pjn. apartmeht, ~ ' " 1.17 first 

floor 3 bedrooms and bath, hot 

water heat; second floor 4 bedrooms 

and bath, finished attic, 2-car garage, 

ban be linanced, $12,760, 

Stretch, 421 Ocean av, 1-10 

SALB-4-farnily apartment, heat on 

one floor, $ 11,000. Good condition, 

good location. Robert Stretch, 428 

Ocean av. 1.17 

SALB—Kitchen coal range, good 

condition, |fl; also dining room coal 

swve, goqd_ condition, fftOO. Robert 

Stretch, 428 Ocean' av. 1-17 

BALE—Coal burning space heater, 

§25; a-bumer Florence Oil heater, 

ilB; small enuneied kitchen coai 

range S3S; porcelain lined refrigerator, 

$8. 323 Asbury av. Apply Saturday 

and Bunday, 1-17 

SALE—Orocery^tore on Asbury av. 

doing a good business, apartment 

above with 10 rooms and bath, hot 

water heat. Can befinanced, 

Stretch, 488 Ocean av. 1-10 

SALB—saeetrie washer, reconditioned, 

guaranteed, »40, grhuff, 710 

Asbury av. Phone P.O. 1242, 1-17 

letio foes staged a hectic basketball 

battle last Friday night, ending 

with WildwoQd defeating Pleasantville 

43-40, on the Wiidwood court, 

Pleasantville staged a spirited rally 

and outscored Wiidwood by 17-10 

in the final period, but •could not 

overcome the early disadvantage. 

Tile was used In Italy on dwellings 

and temples long before 

Borne gave its great arBhiteeture to 

the world. 

PROTECT YOUR 

CAR WITH 

AT 

over second place J. j. Liquor 

outfit, H Liquormen q narrowed d 

the gap by winning ii 44-0 

over the Edw. G.Kurtz Co. 

Postoffioe while Palmers lost a 

S-l verdict to Trout Builders, 1st & Atlantic Ave. 

FORD - MERCURY * LINCOLN 

Wiidwood Defeats 

P'ville by 4340 

Two of Ocean City's strongest ath- 

ORIGINAL VINCENT 

and JOSEPH 

Invite their many patrons of Ocean Olty and surrounding area 

to use their Salon in the 

CHELSEA HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY 

which will be open all winter for your convenience. 

Investment 

Securities 

JOB 

PRINTING 

won 

EVERY Arthur L Batten 

PURPOSE 

STATIONERY 


c Wissss 

fireplace, end 

Call Friday and B 

Someri Point 8616. 

ALE^flTft7Burnfielm showca8eTfl- fc.i7 

ft. plate glass mirrored door 

showcases: three 24x24 pedestal 

tables tables, prewar; pre-war; brand new whipped whipd I Ow»j«l 

FRENDS SH 


-Ocean Ctt 

— JANUARY 

Must Make Room for Spring Sho^r! 1 , 

Alt Sale Shoes Sold at Cost ,\ 

Or Bmlow Cost for Fast Cfear«wsr^ 

Women't&CliildrM'i 

SLIPPERS 

Short 

98 

' • CWEBK 

• RED 

• BLUE 

Sold Reg, 

Reg. 

to $2.50 

Valu 

Women sWEDGIES 

& SPORT OXFORDS 

$ 

Regular , 

13.98 

«5.009 

lues 

MEN'S LEA! 

SLIPPERS 

While 

They Last 

Reg. $4.98 

ALL SALES FINAL 1— ALL SALES, 

FRENDS SHOES 

131 Aabary Avenue 


:'. •',.'; . .; .;i-;«V«f|J 

Three Generations of ftae Fnrnibiw,•';••• %3 : 0: 

H. Conlen's Sons 

FURNITURE - RUGS - BEDDING 

GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 


Philadelphia 47, Pa. Ocean City, N. J. 

610-12-14 So. 2nd St., 936-938 Asbory Av. 

Lorn. 3-3046 

Phone 1547 

OCEAN CITY'S 

SALES AND SERVICING DEALER FOR 


We Are Writing Orders Now for 

SPRING DELIVERY OF 

Refrigerators Ranges 

Water Heaters Washers 

Dishwashers Disposal!* 

Vacuum Cleaners Tank Cleaners 

Heaters Electric Blankets Radios 

Real Estate Dealers and Agents ... 

PlMae Let Us Handle Tour Serrti* Problem* 

SHOULD ANT OCCUR, on 

GENERAL CLECTBIC PRODUCTS 

The Is No Substitute for Quality 

In Work, Parti or Service 

L. H. Conlen's Sons 

You Will Enjoy Dealing With Us 

Reserve 

Ad Space 

in the Annui 

SPRING OP1 

ED]

••V 1 

1 \ u l 

I 

" MM. Marge JWeteni, trayiurer; 

. mi itertha Actons, Mrs, Sadie 

iur- Under and Mri. Ntef Hartley. 

tbe home of A substantial Increase In mem. 

jMr.Bnd Mrs. warred 1. Booth, ISO bcislUp was reported by the Mere. 

lOeutrsl »v. •••'••'• .' • ' taw. 

'""'•' "-•' '"• . fbB treasurer presented u satis- 

*""*"""^~ factory report, which Included a 

i resume of donations to various 

•,'..-• charitable Imtltutiona and welfare 

On 7 Otic F«* 

«.ir*:^*i-ffi-;*'W.'CT. T i-v,-_. 

ire 

rigerators 

^Ks»js|jiSj Ph. 0235 

hkh occurred DMtnMr 1L 

Women's Club 

Sees Movies 

Amenca Included 

persons, purchase o( prizes and Moving pictures highlighted the 

new card tables. meeting of the Women's Club of 

Public card parties will be held Ocean City last Thursday erasing 

at i:S0 p. m. every Thursday at the name of Ura. George W. 

throughout the year In the club Meyer, 82 W. Seaspray rd, 

quarters, raom 23 In the Bank Presented by Mrs. Lecore Town- 

Building. send, international reJaMnns chair- 

» • • man, the main flim presented Gar- 

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Amenca. The othen Included an 

engagement of their daughter, 

EmUejie C, Murray, and John Doug, 

las Otart, Jr., son of Mr, and ills. 

Oterk, of BMertQn, 

The Murrays are summer residents 

of Ocean Oily at 31 Lagoon 

rd. and the Clark* spend their summers 

at 2316 Wesley av. 

* # # 

EW, AMAZING 

t S uu ° B 

CERFAK 

•f.rlnri 115 ij (|! >| ,• 

EATS SOAP 7 WAYS 

1. Suds well in any .water'. * hiri, siir. aoi tr cold 

.--'•pi', or.- „ , 

2, Contains no alkalis! * kiai Is his'is 

3, Free xii.sing * leavts m Hia 

4, Makes dishes giis-ss * tlumnf ipiTfeli. 

5. Makes clothes wVjif * :th:* blight : 

6. No water soflsnti required "•;. = , 

7. Economical * use vary liltja' •.' 

ins been, utiecj ioi • Wiishinp ii'n# 

s.a:idhoj>iai,y in the textile indvitryl 

tftrs. It,, woruUifur'too, for dishes I 

a Jiinc-rai washing and cieanin'g, 

Viiiiutiîurt-d by li; f. Houghton &\ 

Co. Kempak Division,-. .Philadel- 

phia. Pa Esidaliahsd 1883' 

Soroptimists 

u» of Illuminated iUdta, 

dTBS OLD N, 1. HOMES 

As an Hample of the typf of 

home In \m. Miss Cornell -showed 

a picture of the Ftord House In Mor. 

rtstown, N, j. The Payiif Houie on 

ssm Oornel ato jiiplayed ^JZ-3, 

! f laSO t 

ma^l 

^ norUoti of her talk with a 

sea,, ajnietiflg the postwar kitchen, 

y^^ Ghly seientifle kitohens, 

eouiDDed with the latest develop- 

5gnu hafe resulted in the faflt 

l]at .^,offltn almost have to be en- 

^jeers" "the speaker aid. 

"6 1 Bible BtiiaA, daM erf IMS. | atHenjWp MgrUB,. 

On Fund Prowl 

Each Told to RUM 

lekdenhip and paWotem, 

Blate PUgrlm will 

a natln trip 

Th lfft h 

Mr, and Mw, 

a three-day pugrunwe 

$2 for Welfare 

th U 

An unusual assignment was given | the National Soelety_i__?2«K' | City, vy to W 

members of the Sort 

by Miss Nancy Asnim 

at a meeting last ______ „ 

aTTIymouth InET— —1*^^=-.—"^—TWOTBT^BT 

Hiotan of li«, climiainl Miss Ajpinall dlrecled each pf|a drawing. southern district 

those present to "earn, beg," or in puest speaker at the January thi State J 

sane other manner obtain 12 to be meeting of Cape May patriots Gjubi, ~~> 

turned over to the club welfare chapter, held last Saturday in thi , ,•.-,< 

fund at the nejit meeting. A prUe, chapter room, was Mrs. Carroll SECOND DAUOH 

is to be awarded for the most origi- wilder, of Court House, who de« Mft, AND MBS, t 

oal method used in raising the sum. bribed the art and mechanics Of Mr. and MM, fit 

It was decided to send relief poetry writing. celvlng con^ratuliti 

auon also has taken place, she 

isiawd. with an ever greater efnciency 

on li;e p""* nf fhs ""»"f 

Mis. Bussom Heads 

Rebekah Circle 

Mr*. Haael Bufflom iras elected 

pTKideat of the Past Noble Grand 

Friendihin Circle of Ocean City 

Rebrtah Isdge Monday evening at 

the iiome of Mrs, Edith Opie, in 

S'orthfield, 

Other offlotr elected were: Mrs, 

Emma Sehuff. rtce president; Mrs. 

Dorothy C. Lanont, trawrer: Mrs. 

Bttabeth Herw, secretary, and Mrs. 

Opie, chaplain. 

The installation meeting has been 

I fcheduled for Monday evening Peb- 

! 

-uary 10. at the home of Mrs 

"ieree in Petersburg. 

Jin. P^ws binWaJ' anniver. 

tary ns niebrHeC anTpIans were 

mseame for a rard party. No date 

»»s m. 

The aieetinf wms mnducted by 

Mrs. Lemoat, retiring president. 

SEWDtO CIBCLE TO MEET 

i Mrs. Sarah Bjsiey. mi Central I 

ST. mn be hostess to members of 

SL7 C S l ' i Aual ai7 of the First 

nmsayiermn Church at a sewing 

ttde at her home at 10 aî. next 

Wednewlay, 

AU Bjemoers are urged to attend 

and bring boi lunches. 

1 SURE ... WE 

IHAVE PLENTY 

! FRESH MEAT 

I and POULTRY 

iBny with ConfWtiice 

| ... Sem with Pridt 

I Foods from 

I QUALITY 

i MARKET 

wU] contribute dried foods, soap. ••»• n« »L J 

The followini committees were i e . . e ^-rr| - 

ppointed: Margaret Johnson, Ejisa-11 OF Mrs, aantailgelO 

a contribution to the Betty Bacharaeh 

Bone for Children during p 

the national infantile psralrHs other advantages mentioned, Miss 

drive. 

Refreshments were served follow, 

log the meeting to the IT members 

FLEDGED TO FEATERNIT1 present. 

Frank E. Darby, son of Mr. and Tie organiffition wUl meet next 

MIS, Boy E, Darby, of Ocean City, Thursday *rem_f at the home of 

has been pledged to the Alpha Big. Mrs. Augustus S. Ooett, n W, lith 

ma Phi fraternity at Westminster st. Miss Blen Stemhardt, phjao- 

College. New Wilmington. Pa_ it was therapisi from the Betty Bacharach 

announced by Dr. J W McKniRht. Home, will speak on infannle paral- 

dean of men. 

ysis. 

1 

HAVE POST-i 

day anniversary. She received a 

and; Owen Pettit, ways and means. 

Bevwal mtmSw 

number of attractive and useful 

Cornell pointed out. is greatly in- The club wUl meet at 8: IS pjn. gifts, including a beautiful birthcreajed 

leisure time for the house' 

totiied at BD all 

Thursday of next week at Plymouth day cake 

wife, 

party Im ThursdM 

Inji. 

Mrs, A, Lynn Oonfloff and Dr. 

Those present were: Mr, and Mrs, May Lodft, R 

Mathilda Uchtner were welcomed 

Claude Hiekman. of Avalon: Mrs. They Included Mw 

as new members. 

REBEKUIS TO INITIATE Howard Minion and daughter Ban- Mrs, Helen HOfnW.l 

The meeting was conducted by EIGHT NEW MEMBERS dra, of Florida: Allan and Marjorie Mrs. Elizabeth Pint* 

Mrs. Clyde W. Struble. president. Bh Eight B«ht new members ib 

will ll he inlti. Peterson and Mri. Lydia E, Peter- othy o, Lemonj, 4|p 

The group will again meet next aMd Md Monday evt evening al the regular son. of this city. 

* • ¥^m 

Thursday at the home of Miss meeunl leeunl of Ocean Oci City Hebelcali 

Following the dinner the party 

Agues L. Bradley. 821 Pelham pi.. Lodge edge in Tin The flentuiel- Ledger 

CATHOLIC P,.T. HiM 

motored to AUantic City to see 

a-hen the speaker will be Margaret Building 

TO HAVE CAK» P* 

Nefferdorf. of Cape May Oourt All members 1 

James Mason in "The Slsiers," St. Augujtine'i'1 

House, on tie topic, "Rambles in attend. 

Mr. ajid Mrs, Santangclo are con- 

Art.' " — 

nectrd with the Cerruti Beauty AsbUry av. 

The public Is 

f m the Following Stores 

CERFAK 

is ovoiloble at | 

better 

grocery stores I 

Phone 1500 

Morgan Radio Service 

U86 Aabnry Aw. Ph, iB73W 

PICK UP S^VICE 

I Havt 90% of Tobes 

| Open All Year 

I Seafoods 

709 Atbury Av, ! 

,i 

KEROSENE •* 

OTOKWG STOVES 

Luncheon 

65c 

Chai« of 

Four Dlshea 

Desert and Coffee 

SERVICE! 

^%la Carte 

s . Conee 

[Oyster Stew I 

FI>-monLh Inn 

Special 

Club Sandwich 

65c 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave. 

LOUISA T. COKSON. fttp. 

• MAC'S 

90S Shore Road 

Somert Point 

Accommodations 

for 

Dinner Parties 

Open Every Day 

Phone S, P. 951 

Phone 1898 

ICECREAM 

Milton Hagerthey ! WE DELIVER 

There's Always a Good Timeei 

Jim fit 

SOMERS K 

% BAR and 

The Original Square Deali 

Not just a tap* room ... the mdM |M| 

place of friendly folks f f 

Your Favorite RYE ., 40|§ 

SCOTCHES .,, 60c *| 

12,-QI, bottle Premium BEER" M 

Draught BEER ,,. 10c I 

M 

—TRULY DOJCIOUS SANDV^^ 

• DELUXE SHUFFLEBOARD 

:| 

ANTHONY MARBOTTA 

Gregory 

Twdta, M DAVIS HOT) T) 

900 Shore Road •. Somen FoW 

BEER SANDWICHES? 

All Kinds of Drinkt | 

Delicious CLAM w OYSTER | 

Shuffleboards \ 

Good Eats GoodDrinka ^ 

Johmon'g Tea J? 

119 SHORE RD, SOME 

WUl Continum To Serve Their 

t 

VS 1 

! 

p, ^min 

ncan Revolution, will 

Sundttp in special Mr 

services in the chapel u, 

.•e, htetoric shrine of < 

WhUlgtOD^ Continental Art 

Han* lor the visit, In conjui 

Lloyd's 

Flower Shop 

837 ASBURY AVE, Phone 0277 

and Mrs. Raymond C. | to. attend the Continental Ckingress I Mrs. Emma Bold«n. treasurer. 

. close by the chape), was pre-1 

•inn tinin 

WBMAfBB, FOB OUTSIDE OR INSIDE 

Note: We furnuh only the best grade of heavy 

serviceable green painted metal easel or stand 

Which can be forced into the mil without breaking 

or bending. Samples on display. 

GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW! 

Large Chrysanthemums 

and Pom Pott Mums 

Orchids Roses Carnations 

GORGEOUS CORSAGES 

Potted Plants Duh Garden* Terrariums 

GIFTS THAT GROW POTTERY GIFTS 

CORSAGES. Bonqoeta, Bmketo and haml JMewe. YE8, we 

deltrer la tbe Sfiure Memorinl IlMplUl In Sanen Faint «nd otden 

of H Md op will be delivered to SM UIB City tsA BdêeBi 

DHlnluid towai, 

WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE MONET-OPEN 0:30 till 9 

MARGARET JOHNSON 



Dramatic Art & All Types Dancing 

Clans, Private or Special Group Instruction 

Tap, Acrobatic, Toe, Ballet, Ballroom 

Women'* Figure Improvement 

SO? Mi StaMt PtioM 0478 or 2241 

WALTZ . FOX TBOT 

BflOMBA - TANGO 

AU Ko«ern OHM 

—OPEN ALL ¥BA»- 

ENROLL 

NOW 

Classes 

Forming 

DANCE EDUCATOKS OF AMERICA 

youn BEAUTY PAntOR frf/f 

_ ^ = 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

703 AUwr, Ave. Phone 1394 

Here Your Hair Is 

STYLED and CUT Before 

PERMANENT WAVING 

Hair Stylist 

ALL BRANCHES of 

BEAUTY CULTURE 

CtOSED WEDNESDAY 

ir your hair bat been try, fany Hi 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

W«l fnuantee in > soft tutaml-k>oUii« «sy- 

.: tm-mK-lm PEBJtANENT WAVK 

im Asbary Ate, Ph. 0719 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

CLOSED FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 

BEAUTY SALON 

T^ 1 k 

ASBttau 


Mione 0664 

HIM 

OPEN ALL WINTER 

Permanent Waving 

Regret WM expressed over tht for m lilghly successful , 

lots Of a member, Mrs, Harrison N, supper January S. j 

•Mel,'who dlld In December. Following the business session a 

Meoray as chaimmn, aaUstea by 

Mrs, William A, Nelion and Mrs, 8, 

New Methodist 

ting wUl be at the] 

SrKSûdgMvuinter ? Mettodwt ^hMH 

follow the 

fsHnl' taS'lrl tht iSf ofoUbsrt Circle» Formed Mr. and Mm. Koyd O, Simiiui. 

Stewart, famous painter of Revo- New

!..^L*>.'î 

" OCEAN CfTf 

_ ivHuwltan, of Atlantic 

Klvtpnb International trustee, 

pa the growth of the organl- 

in.the United States, Canada 

Jaska. Present membership Is 

170,000 members to ^500 dubs, he 

•aid., ' • 

-Baskets of fruit given by Henry 

B. litMnn 

without the right kind of mm at ' ^ g f f f ^ f j ^ ^ ê enveloping din Is 

borne in Only upon our subconscious. It's just the 

normal accompaniment, without which we would feel 

lost and strange, , , . 

So now, class, you knew how important environment 

is to a writer. You also know, now, why most of the 

stuff that appears in this column teems to have been 

hatched In a madhouse, as It was. 

y 

hard way. 

the helm, could haw badly damaged. 

If not wrecked, the vessel. 

We congratulate the freeholders 

upon their past record, and wish 

for them smooth salllrig in the years 

to come. 

When Idlson perfected his electric 

h I 1MB t h d f 

^wVrt V W *«*, to »«w." vldual New Yorkers who 

-S»f. ^JJraS 1 *' mrtional As- ous, polite. But, visitors, 

Manufactureri, «n the mass if you possibly 

the 

tne 

Wis»r heads guided the gas indus- 

try Into other Melds—the use of gas 

for home cooking, as a source of 

Industrial power—and today the In- 

dustry employs many times the 

number it did when Edison's lamp 

created a new industry. 

'Forum and Agin' 'Em 

PLEASE NOII — The bon» 

fide name ui address of the 

write matt be pnblbhcd with 

every letter thai appears In this 

department. Short letters, eom- 

roentinr an iny Batter of local 

current Interest, are always wel- 

come. They mint be In this office 

by Smturday, to Iran publication 

In the foUawrag week's Ism. 

—Editor, 

| the 1947 budget. 

*ress Saves Lives 

course it could nave been mere co- 

ince, but the fact that in November, 

New Jersey had only 64 fatalities 

hway accidents is attributed in part 

t to the Highway Safety Program, 

_ on from October through Decem- 

by The Sentinel-Ledger and the other 

' Jersey newspapers. The previous 

tiber, the death toll was 90, and in 

vber, 1941, it was 109. 

• campaign was so effective that at 

12 other press associations and the 

rHan Press Association plan to con- 

; similar campaigns thiB year. 

' New Jersey campaign has helped 

ke this state's people a little safety 

)U8, but nut enough. Actually, the 

campaign should never end, for 

isness and recklessness are like 

\l You eliminate them, but they 

fan coming back. 

- Ocean City has emulated 

r conducting free dances in 

[alt all' summer, Cape Hay in 

, if It cm Afford them.. It.estl- 

1 -thgt l\* -Convention Ball would 

NEW JOBS CHEATED 

As for the candle makers, the 

standard of living In the U. S. has 

been so Increased by the Inventions 

Md developments of men like EMI- 

son that more candles are now used 

for decorative purposes than wen 

used 75 years ago when they were & ,"' 

ne§»mtr. " 

right, Edison with his 1.000-odd in- 

ventions would have been a national 

DOGS, AND OUR 

CLUTTERED AIXETS 

Almost 86 per cent of World 1 

n veterans, polled In a ret . .„ 

nation-wide survey by "the American^ 

As to learning the technique of writing: Tou dont. Legion hold the opinion that Amrt* 1 ,' 

You just write and write, and suffer and suffer, ica-g farmers "did agood job" during i 

' 'the war, 

w n • r r* Oai ^ 0J Per cent felt that 

Jo Serra 9 $ Low Down SaFSJ&Wwa. 

ivary day, more and more folks art conilag up with wh «e 133 per cent held no orAnJofe,' 

an Idea for a new law. I am not trying to say there The same survey revealed that itf-"! 

Is no good reason for such, but I don't know where most 7S P«" ten out rt « °P* 

Wagner one—the enamplon grandpa of the misfits. federaUtatlon of the nation's 

And: then on down the line, we could do as the roads. 

"«'«• woman" does when she move§ into a new house Commenting on the' mirvc 

-^M 0 8 OW "» sawdust and shavlags, wa»hes the tional Commander Orlffith, 1 

wlndows-and then decides on what ktod of new man of the American Li 

catastrophe. Instead, says Charles Ufitk tks 

P. totttting, inventor and resiardi Witt 111© 

specialist, 'toduiWei with a total .-- • . • 

capltaUration In excess of 20 bU- Apartment: A place where you 

lions of dollars and employing men start to turn off the radio and find 

^-- foujf miillon men and women gg^J*? Uftentog to the neigh. 

- t h ' w » i ^ ^ « » « » ^ » V 

Ocean City realtors urge that all new 

homes be •quipped for heat. In the long 

range view, this is all right; but it won't 

be necessary this spring. With the city 

election campaign in progress there will 

be plenty of hot air for everybody. 

"The survey shows, beyond i 

that World War U veterans 

nlxe free enterprise as an * " 

factor in our democratic * 

OUi 

OF THE 

"The 

t 

That'8 a lot of dolnffl" 

Two-dollar bUls have come into 

Remember These??? worth df groceries anywhere. — 

WASHINGTON — The OPA 

(of mind memory) wound up 

with SM.0M cubic fett ef qwfc- 

tloamuna, reports, etc., etc, 

«t«.—fetwufti to IIU 1W,0«0 foar- 

drawcr flllng eablneto ... or to ^ 

make » aUek of totter-aiMd 

foldcn 1T« mUes Ugfa! 

tut-Mr AMsr per cent ot an 

OTA Mpcfwotk thai hanaed 

tne aflSetty wm rtorea h 

'! tmd U 

Luke Turner, first hopeful to unoffici- 

ally flip his fedora in the ring for the 

city commission race, is going to learn 

to play the tuba and will'tour the town in 

a truck, putting over his plea for votes 

in a big oompah way. 

ley, Ky., appearing 

a mustache.' 

"Bfake a wJtoef 

yS5 

Christlfln Science Monitor. 

— TOB WHAT FIELD? 

The dMriflcd adJ will tell you Incidental InteUlgence in the Kew Yorker: Included 

when the tide has turned. Some- in a considerable quantity of surplus military equipi- 

where under "Help Wanted" a firm ment for sale In a shop oh Ooiiland Street is an Item 

will ask again for an "aggressive'' packed in 4 wnall box labeled, "Simplicity SMBdicator." 

salesman.—Detroit News. • * . 

LEAVE ft TO VttEM 

It's been oM that the people who Teacher: "AnA why have you decided to give i 

travel for comfort nowtdayB must be the rtudy «f Frenchr , ' r-»-. 

• — M home. Mbnto- 

p»O 

-Elliott Rooievjetty 

Russia, ' 

U1 • dlMk 

!iW--»70-T 

%m%&*i. *.; 

ill ML -i. • • 

>h?,A> •

î# 

Lutheran* to Have 

«wnt Uw musl. 

MaiiodiJtJ 

now risldtag in bsrttaoi duet 

1 U^ our Nei 

OOtt m FOE DEMON8TKATION 

*«uiWIIt M*j » iuft-TOit«r mertinf U the «uij>e rag*. ' , ,, • '* " ' * "* L 

Benjamin Oea.JR*WMy active member and 

fmploynient,M 

th several local son. Olmrd ForceUa, of Westmont, 

Ul» nine Into "• ••• •"• ""• mner a&ugnwrs, 

for hlSlfK Mrs - vlol « OUlfterto, Ocean Oity, 

r ToWMlS"wvc mt - Mm * Taee«rlno, PhlladelphJa, 

about inaT-te * nd Mr 

penance, the men, the materials and the equip, 

menttoîve jrotha perfect job on any type roof. 

We've been roofer* for miny yean and expect to 

be for many more. That's why aa Independent 

guarantee means something. Pick A reliable, financially 

sound firm to re-roof for you, 




USERS OF CEBTAIN TEED ROOKING PRODUCTS 

i 8, Fiends* Av*, 700 • Mb St. 

Ft!, 4-1952 Atlantic City Ocean City pii. 0100 

FM6 Estimate! Fnnbbcd — No Down Psipnent Beqnlrcd 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

JOHHE. 

SIDEWALLS 

RE-ROOFIHfl 

"SNEDAKER" COMBINA 

Screen & Storm Wiwfcrt 

GEORfiE SEODOH 

MAO. COUPON TOB- 

I 

; 88 Sunset Place , 

mount OHîiM, -:.0m 

Roofing Sheet Metal Work Builders 



Robert L. Sampson Edward T, Hamada 

218 . 5th St. Phone 1048 

BW ^«»% Shingtes 

Edmund C. Wuhan. 

24 A»bury Avc. Ph. 1237 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

KEriNlSInNO 

H, R. BRECKLEY 

U Gninl Am PH. M7-W 

FOB QUICK BESU1.T8 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Floor Sanding 


ROOFING 


OCTTEBS - SPODTINO 

WM Air Conditioiiuig 

CRAIG and WAITER 

Ph. 0916 9th A Haven 

Glass 

GLASS 

Fonlon, AIM, Mirror. 

S. ROSENBERG 

S009 AretlD in, AtLmtic Cltj 


OMan City Reprcsenhitlve 


Phones: 


4-6186 23M-J 


v FLOOR SANDING -m 

Reftnuhing — Waxing — Polishing 

1026 ASBURY AVE. A Phone 1773-J 



RUSSELL BUTTON 

919 ASBDBT AVE. phone 0398 

(SBMMMr is Walter M»tthewB) 

Plumbing-Heating 

HARRY DIBB 

noun — HE ATuro 


Yo* 

Winter Air Conditioner. 

twm WFW - »•», nnruMv 

utmuu rvunus 

Ph. 0«» M OST-J Beilit 

LouU Taccarino 

om«i life ma AMmrr An, 

FLtJUfBINO - HEATINQ 

O. P. OIL BimhiEBS 

Fred H. Mnnley 

Plumbing p Heating 

AntoiMtlc Ou luflif 

Sir 00 B«n«r Mel «nd itmea 

947 Asbury Am 

Telephone 12S6-J 

Plumbing wad Heating 

900 Simpson Avenue 

Phone 0900 or 1833-J-Z 

USE THE CtkASSIFIED ADS 

FOE QCTCK EK8CI.T8 :Q 

Cameron Bros. Co. 

Builders, Jobbers 

and Roofers 

CT Bajonn. it 

CARPENTER 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayvill*- 

12M Wail AilBH Phone IIW 

S.L. SMITH 

Registered Builder of 

Modem Hones 

JOBBING • ROOFING 

lOfS Simpson Are. Ph. IB23-W 

POTTS' BROS, 

BcfMered 

Builders 


Phone 0061.W 

Septic Tanks 

SEPTIC TANKS 

and CESSPOOLS 

20 Vtm' SiMHaan la Otaa 

City «d Yldally 

LEONARD WIGGINS 

Nl Wttt Anau . Phone 23S 

Painters 

William J. Smith 

PAINTING 

INTEEIOB Md KXTEEIOK 

WALLS SCKAPED 

g Aibiuy ATa. Paoa« 1B8J-J 

£ L BRECKLEY, IM, 

HMIW rail Sign 

PAINTING 

JM Amur At* 

Builders 

933W«tAre. Ph. 

F. C. Slacum 

3S12 Asboir Are. 

DRIVE CAREPIILIiTr 

TODAY . . , AND EVBSY TM 

read the 

Plumbing and Heating 

Plumbing Stating 

Oil Burners 

WiUiam O. Towruend 

•OS AtlMBflo Am M. »««-J 

WiJl«rd F. SteUer 

I 

om City, N. *. 

OH. BCBNEB BEBVIck 

PAINTING 

CHARLES HUES 

;K - 

!&• -1 

fE^-i

• ,• BUILD -REMODEL •TIX-UP • CLEAH-UPf 

FW=. f "^ i 

in tin el- Ledger Classified Ads 

ISSIFIEO ADVERTISEMENTS 

nrtl 

l-Li 

.. 

atl lor tktw eolDmni itoulil bo In -Us 

HOT LATER THAU 5 PM TUESDAY ( 

tatl lor tktw eolDmni itoulil bo In Us ol(ke 

r HOT LATER THAU 5 PM. TUESDAY (or foblk 

p of 5 p ^ yfEMmaBAY la tL« In Lab u 

l Wt H «M, 

ol(ke of The 

blkltton on 

U 

Power Squadron (Cow Owners Again Warned That 

Visits Boat Shaw \f M P ect i°n Deadline is Feb. 28 

••••** *#VE*E Ullvir I Ooeftn CSt? ear owners warm aeafn i f-h» hj»r>innf*nr* n# *h^ lajs 

Metaben in N. Y. 

For WeefcEod 

Octftn Oily oar owners wire again i the beginnini of the 1946 reglstra 

advised by Motor Vehicle Oommls- Uon year," 

Arthur W. Mints this week I Warnlnf that further delay will 

I £fast snly a few wegki remal 

A group of members of tilt Abae. | wmpllance with the second period I cautronei th"iit~ownejs "whose ears 

con Power Squadron spent lust weelf «r iniBteilon requirementi of the do not bear the second Inspectloi 

i .«-rfw *..- _„.. «, 18« registration year. All motor sticker m»y find itdifficult to regis 

vehlelii th»t do not bear the cur- ter their vehicles for the IM7 reg- 

rent green second inspection stielter istratlon year, Inspected cars can 

W February 28 wUl be delinquent, be registered beginning March i 

"••5" 1 , and ean display the 1047 plates im- 

Two car inspeetioM a year are mediately. Midnight, March 31 is 

now a, legal requirement" said the the deadline for displaying IMg 

Ooounlssloner, "The flrst inspection plates, 

period rum from March 1 to Au- Testing stationi are open week 

git SI and the lecond period from days from 8:30 a,m. to B p.m and 

ding 

t 8hi 

Motor Boat Show at Qrand Central 

Palace, New York City. 

, One of those In the group wu 

Richard W. Jldnu, Ocean City bar- 

bonnaster and yachting enthusiast 

• Several other local residents were 

planning to vlilt tlie jbow during its 

eight-day run, the flrst hi six yean 

The show has on display 170 

boats of all kinds, along with FebruaryâB, The Imauuamys -yfttil 4-p.m, Btataw 

,—„ , Jtufty was a warTnearest Ocean Oity are in Atlantic 

"Ptotho «•« tlieae-JMWure and was discontinued at I Oity and Cape MaJ Court"HOUMT 

GO mating. —"—' — 

Ask Dredging in 

Front of Orsatti's 

The estate of Charles Collins, 

owner of the Orsatti Casino, Seiners 

Point, has applied for a War De- 

portment permit to dredge an area 

in Ship Channel in front of the 

property, between the state highway 

bridge and the Shont Fast Line 

bridge, , 

Plans provide for dredging an area 

Nelms Go South 

..Richard W. Neura, 438 Bay av 

'Ocean CHy^s harbormaster and No 

••1 advocate ot an adequate yMht 

;p»to for Ocean City, left Monday 

• 2? s - Netn >s for Palm Beach 

W. after ^pending the week end in 

For New Cub Scoutg 

' Di Palm Beach, under the palm 

• trees, "Dick" plans to write an 

S 

Elks State Program j Continue Free Dances 

Cape People Plead 

1 A poll of Cape May taxpayer! has 

B* Wmli J shown ovewhelming sentiment in 

"" il " " favor of continued operation of free 

dances and concerts at ronvriuion 

Order of 

program at the Elks Home on Bay 

^JB V k ma m l 

^ ^ n s ba J fro »t. Jfor 

p a o n la The Sentinel-Ledger's 

^Bsuivs Opening Edition. 

under the leadership ( hali during the'summer 

Obed Moore and I city commissioners have _ 

Sea fete City Man's 

English Wife Here 

Mr& Paul Hey and baby duugh. 

years. Of 

m3ty 

Mrs- Key, the formfr Jean 8am- 

tnons of New Maratpa, Otford, and 

Mr Bey were married in Oxford 

white he was stationed In Inglafld 

Jrtth the Army Air Ftoreis durtng 

Jame* Smnah, 

5S 

Theodore Ford, 

| 

Consolidated 

School Is Urged 

Dennis, Upper and 

Woodbine Included 

A new consolidated high school I 

for Dennis and Upper townships 

and Woodbine was suggested by a 

tions In a battle against the pro-1 ron*g*"m"front*"of The^ exirting" buljj-1 (lele W tlon ' m Woodbiiie at a 

posed ratei for telephone service. hMd, and using the material as nil meeting of the Upper Township 

The hatelmen contend that New behind the bulkhead it was an-1 Board of Education, in Petersburg, 

Jersey is being used Ma trial balloon n0Unced by dol F F Freeh of lMt wePk - 

-».„.-,.«-...„.-„.„_... I -"^ylgSr/ofSe.^hê?' ««l>t reprrsentatlves of the 

— 1 uiu* Decision on grantine s permit ws0 °-' ne board and nhnmbnr of | 

hotel and business men are being wm be made January OT Commerce participated In the dis- 

made to bear the brunt of the in- " 3 eussion, 

reased lo_Bd uijdei New Jersey Hj>l!'s|Tr . ~ ~^~ , f WlNart », Mstlh.-wii.- cminty I 

school supefinWiidpn. told the 

meeting that a consoiidawa high 

school would give direct control of | 

school to participating districts. 

Hotels to Fight 

Phone Increase 

Atlantic City 

Organizes Forcei 

The Atlantia City Hotel AsMcla- 

tlon started this week on a cam-1 

paign to organ lit other orgftniza- about 80 feet wide and SO feet 

K ; m the hotel groUp 

has joined the Atlantic City Chun- 

oer of Ootnmercn and will seek co- 

at wi 

, . . course of related instruction for 

Operation of other groups In oppos- the veterans' apprentice program he- I out the cost per pupil would be 

"I I 'Ff ff' t m Mo " d W •' Wlldwood High considerably higher than is now be- 

Frank Butch, re-elected president School and will continue (ach Man- U'V paid for tuition in Ocean City 

of the hotelmen was given author- day and Tuesday night until the end and other neighboring mmmumiies 

ity to engage the best engineering of May, ""' - . . - . - - - - • 

?"'lJ5?!.L5 aIen ' available to carry/ Courses are tew to veterans rartf. 

WARM AS TOW M\. WIN 

WHIN YOU 1URM 

blue coal' 

it mokes home-heating EASY I Q] 

-saves money, too 

• TaaTl Uk» tho ».T >bI.M e0J« ddlten qultk 

he.1 an ld momiJiii-ilie «ir it hmnt loog, 

•leidJlT, ..enly wiih linle itlenlin _ 

•Mrf nom warm mil eatf til Amy lonjl 

worn m row* MM* 

CLASSIFIED AD BATE! 

Time, 25 Word* qr Ism ... . 

(2c p« ward nw- 11 -! J5 v ) 

rlnt Imcrtion , ,,, .per Insertion, 

1KB per wort exccrdlnt $S vsrdi 

All Classified Advertising Cash 

40c 

.. ,..one 11 csuctttr «nd convenient. Is cuitomers. 

: l4»«nl«miBtl pLontd In, MUST be lorw.rdcd promp 

*• al.Li«|n — —-—-••- 

Hied over 

dlHmtsll ghost] (a, 

i|« OIIIM, 117 KB It 

Lost 

Elpn wrist wateh, brown 

January 8 Reurard. Mrs 

BIO Central av,, first floor 

Found 

0th 

band wedding ring, 

st on Simpson av 

can claim same on proper 

THen -and" pa>.flg titl "TOT 

Phone 0333 i-17 

g t 

on the flght. 

iViJsey Again to 

Head Cancer Drive 

C, Wilsey, of Spa Isle 

The Cape May Star and 

y Frei 

llftd mvn 

h l 

daughter until he met her and hla 

wile at a New Tork City pitr 

Honey Russell, coach of the Bos- 

ton Celtics in the Basketball Asm- 

elation of America, posted a 44- 

game win streak when he coached 

the Setoii Hall College caiters 

return of iij.oon, if ..„ ..... 

was leased to a private entertain- 

ment enterprise. 

ISB TOE CLASSIFIED ADS 

OIL BURNERS 



TOWNSEND 


Plans Formulating 

For July 4 Air Show 

Arrangements almiely are hniig 

made for Ocean Citys first 

show, to be striked HI the mun 

clpal airport nest July 4 iiiidei 

American teflon auspices, Mayo 

OlytJe w. struble reported this 

. He said that Nnvy authorliirs a 

the Pomona airport have given as- 

surance of cooperation in the sj,ow 

To Ask Trick Removal 

North Wiidwood is prcparins to 

file formal application witlitlie i)Ub- 

iic Utility gdmmission lor an order 

imT^, 0 ' ' llf rall ~d tracks 

om New Jersey av 

The Peniisylvaiim.Rfadin 

City, again has been appointed 

Cape May County chairman of the 

1,147 Ammcfiii Cancer Society drive 

for funds, scheduled tn begin in 

April, 

George E, Striiigfellow, president 

of tlie New Jersey Division ui tli 

Society, rnporls that orEaiilzalions 

have been formed in 19 of Hip •» 

counties and that preliminary meet, 

ings have been heiil m some places 

Cancer control projects totalling 

expenditure of saesjis of Society 

funds iiave brcn approi'Pd or" are 

in the pro 

ew t veterans carti 

fled as eligible by the Veterans 1 Ad- 

ministration, Wlldwmd was up- 

proved as a training centfr several 

months ago. The program is rtmilar 

to that conducted in the Ocean City 

High School during the past year. * 

60S Atlantic Avenue 

Phone 0328.j 

. ---- - -- ••(•(•istiiu IJI arc 

in the prncpss 01 iipproinl bv tlip 

loaril ui trustt'ps. 

Wiidwood School 

Budget Increased 

An incrrnae of Sfll,7B0 in tiu> Wilci- 

'Sw fr UW '' S '' h 

Preparationi already are being I 

made in Upper Township for a 

consolidated elementary school, 

Mardi Graa on ZSth 

The Cape May Court House Mardi 

Cms, under auspices of the Cham- 

her of Cnmmercr is now scheduled 

for Saturday inqht. January '!5 

will be IS fostinne prize 

awards and lavors for all pnrilri. 

Hants. 

The event was postponed because 

ol snow on New Years Day 

1300 Weit Avenut 

I. G. WOLFERT 

Upholstering 

Work Done at 

Low Price 

Attention 

Property Owners! 

Po»iiivt.|y tin «n Paper 

iitirt Marrli 1 

••««»•••< 

S EFOBE 

VING YOU! WORK BONE 

3912 Landii Ave. 

Sea Isle City, N, j. 

1946 PAYROLL 

$51,000,000 

half timcx 

prewar 1939 

Sogre 

PAINTING 

„„„ I:sTl,li|,,,i 

I-h 

CONCRETE 

95 

KRBM 

and have your mirk donr NOW 

Plenty of irMJ samples from 

OSTROFF'S 

New 


Papers 

See . 

A. P. SNYDER 

LOCATED AT 

837 Central Avenue 

••••# 

W. T. KUHN 

Paperhanging 


Phone 0046-J 

SptD ONLY tYAOnrHWR 

WILLIAM S. AND 

Klectricnl Senfw. Miiinicnaiice and 


Residence: U ririt StrM 

Burglar 

ElMirif 

Power aM 

House 

. RAOfi, MS1AI, «tt., 

UOHT—Drop • poetciird or 

ie rellible Thomaa Ôerbu 

"t BT Honegt nrieea. tf 

to Bernard a. Your surjlus 

lityr€, antiques, planDS^ FTsm 

• ment A litfie or a lot 

, attention to Ocean Olty 

Write to 632 Atlantic sv., At- 

i Cltj, or phone 4-B8S2, Even- 

fand Sundays 2-1687, ^ __ 

_ -We are paying "blithest 

for rsp, papers, Iron and 

_ Drop a postcard ta Harry 

and Sens, Cape May Court 

and our truck will oall or 

Cape Mag Court House 8- 

tT~TO BUY nld washing nm- 

far parts Phone Pleas- 

836-W. tf 

ARE paying lilghist prices for 

Bfen or unbrnktn glass dellv- 

(o Kane Bruthers Buck and 

[rass st- Millvllle N, J, Phone 

124 

Automotive Service 

MID 

t Aut 

SERVICE 

D - MERCURY - LINCOLN 

thorized Sale's & Service 

IDW G KURTZ CO, 

& Atlantic Phs 0600 & BgD: 

Fire Alarm 

Traffic jfals 

Communication 

Professional Service 

Fatt Finding 

Flood 

IM Xmn Municjpji! 

W« trie Ian 

jur a Fatt Fin fling chart 

Showing r^jnih income for critical 

Li«tt.n tu the? raojo program 

! Is \our FBI on Friday eveu- 

(ng» at a 30 pm 

" r JBOY i" UARBY Field Ass't 

Uitable Liie Assurance Society 

Central Ave Phone 0040 

tiptrtew) Business Service 

P2i.!L!!!. 0 ? niaker Lumber Co. 

Phone 0IS0 

12th and West Ave, 

Pier8 

, Boa. Slips 

House Mov.Bg Dig 4 Dy 

COAST CONSTRUCTION 

SEAV 

CONCRETE 

BLOCKS 

Bird Ballu, Urn,,, eU,_ 

Concrete Bldg. Units 

So«h saiviUe, N. j, 

fh. Sea hie City 

Irvin Johnson, jr. & 


REGISTERED 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

INSTALLATIONS 

SERVICE REPA|RS 

I'honf: 1598 B 

Yale Keys, ! 5c Each 

senrice Davl» Hardwar« Co, 

Aabury aV; 

._.ORE Wishir Servloe, nits 

ir any make washer. Call Cfilla- 

Pleasiintvilie gW-W. tf 

B MADE — AUtomobUt loek- 

jlth ervlefi. Walter E, Allen, 

Central av. Phone O4B6-RL__U 

Commercial Printing 

:s L BARBBTT, SOT Asbury 

,. Ph 1282, Prtnttaf, cummer, 

stationery, office iupplles. 

m,\ B^-sJde' your home 

_ J*«e waterproof asbestos, 

method glvea Uwroueh insula- 

Asphrit roofing. »UI«*^»> 

les Free cstlmnte. DTOBFiW- 

ROORNO CO.. 700 1th st, 

ROdF "your" home, Let us 

you the blow torch test. 

Insurance when you need it, 

uTOOi R. BBffiiV & CO. 

me Insulfttlon Contractors 

10IJ AabuwAve. 

Phone 1200 

„._ units rebuilt by fae- 

.Wry method*. Quaranteea, O. D, 

L rf -—" 931 Asbury •». roomtf 

"or Sale 

ua at Bernud'i, largest stock, 

low offerhead, better grade new 

and uiid turniture Free delivery 

Open evenings n Will pay y° u to 

FlMt us and look around. New Jer 

»ey and Atiantiii av, Atlan'lc Cite 

ATTRACTTVE NEW BEAT COV 

SOK AiJi -MAKES ^ 

OK AiJi MAKES ^ 

CMS I t»SS to IZ3BJ expertly 

Installed FREE OF CHARGE Cool 

fibres, sailcloths, leather trimmed, 

tailor made and well cut Edw O 

KURTZ, Irt & Attantte Ava Phone 

O, O 060O, 8BB2 or 2390 tf 

SALE NEW RUBBHI floor mats for 

your car, 15 SS Kurtz Oarage. 1st 

st, and Atlantic a»_ tf 

SALE—Party favors for all occa- 

ilons Paper hats, plates, cupa, 

bon-bons, baskets, party gamea. 

crepe paper streamer! noise makers, 

prizes, candies Bomer Orest Gift 

Center, 737 Asbury av tf 

SALE—Replac* that battery "today 

before you have trouble Del 

and Firestone batteries for all mod 

el ears and trucks. $8 to $15 95 

Palmer*! Oarage, 1118 Aabury av tt 

SALE — Oiant Pencil Sharpenrrs 

$195 Sharpens any size pencil 

Handy for office shop or hume 

Read Hardware and Paint Co B5J 

Asbury av _ _ tf 

INNERSPRINQ mattresses. Felt 

mattrenes Beds and Springs 

Mattresses renovated Just likr neji 

Furniture upholstered I'hone At 

laJitle City 4-230B aak for Mr Tho 

mas Cohen. Atlantic Coast Bedding 

cars bought— 

Rebuilt shock ^larûtd 

absorbers, 

l 

mere' Poliv 

kit Phone 1 

Bromberg&Son 

PA f!RHAHGER 

! R JA 

thnUe City. N 

Pftoae 4.MW 

Trucking 

Ferguson 

1520 Aiburj Avenue Phoal 

Laurence E. StedM 

Electrical Contract* 

^HfUMniB . '''1 

niwators, startera and fuel pumw, 

nig Motor Balei. Bnglish Creek, 

Point and Mays Landing 

Bonier! Point JHB&_W 

jht and sold. 

r Whsn VM have anythhjg Us sell, 

~J5D 

and DEVKiOPma 

jUrni, M-hour servlpi, 

Qlfl Center, 7St Ai- 

ttry IV, 

MOTOsmviCl gfren you complete 

roU film dweloping wid prtntlnr 

-inur'Mtviee. B So N 

Maintenance Service 

Jacob C. 

ElectricaiCoiitracter 

;.. fcnkBldg. T _LZ_S 

pr'JlAltSALB KENNELS, formerly 

L-i,* 1 . 1 (Bhuster's. BMer Brteders, Board- 

G|rW.lM> a iMcialty. Meal 

er and winter 

ling rd. Phone 

m S CLEANEDrRugiW 

Repaired, A posteard wiU 

rfifaSBiB 

Havra Ave,, Ocean City 

orogc. AU Rugs Insured, 

PllkAN RlfO CO, 

EDW.S. 

SEAVILLB, N. 

Slandard EJectric Co. 

Electrical Contracto 

r 

Daily Trip, 

»'Suburb. 

GRAVEL 

SAND 

Pliont 217I.W 

BRIDGES 

ioorKteutie.50 

^» Short Row*. 

HARRV W 

PhOBe 

Jor hire and 1 

|»nd Son, 1014.10 

nd'8OTS.R-4 

tevlce __ __ 

iifi, bBby'fftrriafM 

spalr. M. AnnareUl 

OAibury av. Pliorg 

and 

_ expert workmanshlpi 

fiortment of materials 

|i|or ertlmates. Thonu, 

15 Ventnor av., Ventnor, 

one 2-5215. 

d Slip 

IP, lar 

:s. No 

covers, 

e a§- 

ehMge 

b 

eitlmates. Thomas fleremba, 

ir, N. 

LBCtK0AppIianws rp 

BeaionablB prfces, Worlc guar- 

nteed, Electrical repair 

M jljWLfflfi 

IHOME maintenahct. Small repaM 

and alteraUQia made promptly, 

omos and apartments prepared for 

I'oceupaney, ©i:i*AIITyKNT OF STATI 

reBTiîrA-rE or n 

To all ts ft ham t liifm [ir 

It in 

i &u\\ UUlllPPflt iiftil Ft i urij 

of file pForS*i11m,» Tor III* i jtijlifnry 

tht-r» tf t i th) uiiuiiimoye 

i 

n ni} offi< thai 

Hh AI T^ ( n 

PlIUiiEtil at Eighth 

I "HIT 

I 'ifUi HO t Jl f\\ JI if^f, t 

T.i Mil rn-N . i mis i MtKLU 

Hi Uilm f u r (Url 

of their liolrs, ilevlstes, e*= 

*c Uteri! admin isiFafsra Srant^^, 

assigsfl or Burcnsiers in TlwhU title 

OF int^rest oATHAglNS It EB- 

WABDs & FIDBLiTt TEUCT 

COMTAN\ Fscf-ytoFi ef tfee Ei- 

tuiu (if Jiimc* EdWfiFd*? Doc'd, 

MHS HAHBF P HARDIN&, 

wife sf Htttry P- HardJnff, tjftUB af an Order sf the Cosrf 

of Chancery af fseW Jar«j> made Sa 

the dai« hereof ip a cause wfisrela 

the City of Oocnn Oity a Mu Pi clpal 

Corporation of trus filet* ef Hew Jpi- 

se| In CsmplaJnajlt and Rsln, 3e- 

viiggii and penpnB4 repre^nUtlvei of 

Harry p Harding D#e*d mt sU, are 

defendants you are required £5 fep* 

peBF and ESiwer the Bill ef^ CQIfl- 

i or before the 

if FeliFuaFy nagt. or 

said Bill will be tSJfOQ as cssfi 

iald Bin Is riled to fareelfies 

the i q !tv of redemptfeg gf tWS (S) 

Taxîils t *»Fttfit-HteB made by Henry 

T FnyJijM Tux Cullei tor In the CitS" 

Df m tun ( In fount} of Cape MSF 

nri sii*!c «f S.w jtrm 5 «hieh CePti 

f] at**F lire ilnitd frtpplernhLr r Ii32 

ni is niocii 

I411/BO in tin ( Hi of Ofittfi City 

junt) nf r_u t hi ij und ilate af 

Antl mu fiiii ill ,\t n mu (1 are madp 

in!*« dt-fi ndiini hi Jiunt» \!iu IL Uie 

r< rard ow fit r& ut tt ha\ i itn intEFgat 

h ihL jirfniim -* H^ ih »crHnd In the 

did Hill nf c mnpluhif 

RdHfcHT K HELL 

Til mtr 

Ol \ 

l I- TO AllHl *^T 

HN THC1MAS 

d of the p&e of 

S 

\ Ifta* MT an Or ler ef the CayFt 

hitniirv f *î * IITHII, made nn 

•'Ir I H i *f IU Liiilef 194fi 

iiti 1- IHI id Ii Hyl hl» In Ceffl 

ii f ifiil John M Juhndai! In 

uiLiK itn1 in I- -iciUtBr afSd 

u ujKjt-r ihp LaHt Will 

nt < f H mu iH A l u h u 

r] 

ri 

cliruiM-t 1147 OF Raid A si ended 

*i« in 1" in ken an ta 

Hl -i D1I 

** Ei ni r»i nt jart of said K 

troihiHt !hr diultv af rtnl-p 

o c* Tu KJ le * pftlflQRteB* 

( nllf-inr "F lite CIU 

fsreslsas _ 

B fâsk Ssilth _ 

hli wlf*. to Oortn 

Compwny, *c«ntw It .. 

Bslimtor ef tt* • 

107 Nortfc r " 

ITC 

Don-t SnlTer MttKi 

A¥ 3 so isrmeiit#d witb [ 

•ran, IMlriHil, IKlH 

fun. BlhM*'! foot, 

H*tal b 

WbM. l>fVfl«mI for tfo b 

ATtur, now ofKPed tA ifes 

riilMm, A Bsmii joO i 

\ICTOIft OINTMENT —• 

Tfli>" nl Jan. 

SOLD BV AU. OKXJG 

THE 

meet 

1DJ - HH T is Huh f irMflrntfH hat 

Ing 114 n I »=it ihi piiif! TB 

' UP I r unfit r 'life "f Mnr'h \ml 

I i-i tin I hi it thn ifiir finnUm* ii h' 

Ihc tl!^ tf '1 tnn ^11-* n MunftlpH. 

i ir|tiilhin nf I hi Nlnlt nT %iw Jar 

^(^ M !• lid irl I n-niihlP bj Art 

"ikiniiit sinu i Jini^ r tti isir 

tu tin ' Ii* f [ 

nu if r t |i Mi »nAl 

II 303 IIH*P*;* 

VEtBRINARIAN 

Dr. C T. Rngen 

ST W. 15th Stf 

W. Thomas Adams, 

CU AtlinUc Af*. 

Dr. L. W. Bettt; 

OptaBttt&A 

I WilliU P. 

antm 

so wi st. Pt. MM 

OMk. i 

MORGAN 

CIVIL! 

*•:•'••-•*•, 

®:fe':i#-

# 

' U 

7 V 

. 

* ' .A/'V/'tfv; 

, i y* JP ^ _p*^| 

, ^ •«! * jl4^ K_J 

'n'ji'Ji 

,'•• ' 

Cape May city commlsslonirs have t, rud 

Mceived a promise from the rtnn- u,' mCr'S 

Wlvanto-Beading Seashore Lines to >». 

erosslnf as soon as spring weather "• ' 

pennitisuehopewtions, The prom- !S OBnitai 

lae foltowed a proteit by city offi- !" 

Clflb. H. Burplu 

,. Temporary repairs were started ,"• y "» lvll Uniiivldiic! !j praflii """'''""""" 

ape Fire Lw, $3,846 STA & 

Hre loss at Cant May city during _ '• "'«« 

IW »M MS48, or $1,OS ner capita, th " %m « h 

Safety Supervisor Sol Needles re- (SBAD 

ported this week. One Bre in Janu- «w. t. 

ary was responsible for most of the «*'• '"h a* 

responded to J8 alums 

l-!7-«.Bf$U,!0 

imlnnscn with ofhpp h 

l d h 

of United BUtti 

i anting*), 

icludinif 11,150,00 !.io(Th of 

i nncluiHng |if«.i? ovcfdp 

il f33,200,oo, furnliure nnij I 

'MAVibifiin" 

this week, to improve conditions unit 

til the weather permits more pernmnent 

wgrk. , , 

TOTAL ' OAPITAl, ACCOuim'. 

MBMOHAHIJUM 

to steam Huliltl 

The annual enpehdlture for remsm- 

projeete in thlfl country it 

eitinuted at »600,000,000. The chem- 

E P 

•WttlMMi Mf. M« 

HI3CIIS NVKAIOM 6(16(11 o.d 

COMIINATIONS, $10.931« $23.00 

O»*« WBIM 3IUIU 6U COMIIHATIONI 

»JMl. »«00 

niuriri No. s 

9,710 11(1 

1,444,111, IT 

iso.oon.no 

socooo.rto 

i!,f(i,oo 

loijli.os 

Specials oo 

Men's Wear 

LEATHER JAC 

Regular 27.SO-Zfl.S0 

•-»-—-- Mcgrtgor Sun Suetfc 

Cotton-Flannel SHI 

R«fuUr 5.00 

ow-i H»ww HI ..lANJOn, wu nus, ton, cocoa. 

i]«>14H), medium (]§•»:), medium Jute CIS} 

17), 

Mtn'i Univtiwl | 

FUNNEL PAJAMAS 

Rftvhu *M ' I 

Fine quality. MnfcrUed ahnink. Good looking nownf 

«at «Wf. Ozee A, B, O, O; " " ^ 

AS SEEN IN 

GLAMOUR 

Manhattan Hdf Wool 1 

MEN'S SOCKS I 

Befvlar ISe ' " 

MEN'S OVERCOATS 

Greatly Reduced | 

i MvljiB on tvery heavy wright coat la"; 

WINTER THROUGH SPRING 

fer Rac 

'Biw, County grand 

pk up Jte dutlei for 

..raj, only iMt weak,'to 

li, to consider a 8Mb 

ehargangatastmrconler, 

inn, Jr., 29-year-old 

, W conflned to fjic 

waiting trial for the 

U wife Eleanor. 28, 

ir ehudren, 

't» ud swaUy asked 

',••'''••'. GKEEEGABOON'. 

Fuoow MNM atar wbo thk 

w«k »t the VIH»W The««re b 

CONCILIATION »«*»- «»«»» » Me»«»jr ^ ^ ^ ^ j , of the JSOOO ap. T«e local offioials leam« this to "I *eil-Ve both froupi wul Be the World Jamboree to HtOlaha. WWJojrw thi/ 

to his statement; he Ocean Oity, whldh hasn't been do. proprtatton WIU be for DDT rpll. their pleasure at the special eon- there strongly In opposition to the Wolf later, won fflstmetton J^-th* Tratt la Pennsyl 

( had been separated mK so weU to date In the Marsh cation by both the city ai.d the ferenoB of the National fire Pro- proposition," Mr. French declared. Army Air FWrces during the war, ored by appoint 

toved from thete WUd- Of Dimes oampaign agiinst infantile County Bstormlnation Commission, teettai Aisociatioa at the Botol Ben OFFICIALS UBGED TO ATTEND Scout Manley climbed the tfceut M last'jfcttmtt! 

? *_.f A iW~«,* S! mmm, will have only one more {*«,?•«• the eity contributed |M0 ftwnMn.Phuadelphia, when hotel ml ^ e h a n m m m Q^M m. trail imm Tenderf^ to^lfl^to •*S*MW; i !*#! 

ent eniued after he 

•WJtiPBly'ilP 

Imlnated In hla setethroat. 

«ted the murder for 

and county authorities 

»lfned Monday before 

Peace Everett Brown, 

•eefe, where he wat 

rged with first degree 

entered a plea of not 

i vta) 

mpany 

Of truetiei and a 

.Tuesday night, I 

?: d|. W\ Battarsby, 

Lagging Here 

FIGHT 

INFANTILE 

PARALYSIS 

M at the- high 

when there win 

be a spSiniw «* 

WH" P^K*. 'The preeeeds wUl 

beneflt the ipaMOysii drive, 

Witt VilSaJ' Clark announeei 

lummw, Mkyor Clyde W. Btruble 

disclosed UUs week. 

Discussing the 13000 appropriation 

In the hew budget under the 

heading ef mosquito control, he 

said he has arranged for a twopronged 

campaign next summer to 

make Ocean City a more pleasant 

place in which to dwell. 

tn»ect-killlng solution at weekly ln- 

^m 1 * « lon « U» bMsDfiwit sad 

|.Hi'-U-ll*J->.la,.J, | ... l --|.|J.|,!-!.W),'ri 

Oft 'Walk, Easter 

Should the most attractively 

atUrM miBbni «f;flw ftmfi 

City to Step Up m^^&! l ^^ a [ Civic Group* to • : fix•]?. ] >^ : .^ : t'4M 

mryfm to spray •S'SS^srss.. Voie«oppiit.to Resort Scout 

Hay WirerWeeds ; ..-WjSSSTSfitSS TpU, heartei S, Engineer to ewaider 'kJtiX%M$W£ 

for a aftorter eontmet period tart 

•atttd in the pnsM, 

DBT «ntraet for W weeto. 

soUcltlng funds I year had convinced him that DDT 

aterlals and equipment I The school .line-up will Include | the two'counties "f 

Only $700 Defin- 

and Walter E, Allen to ascertain 

the public reaction. 

You can express your views 

through the columns of The 

Sentinel-Ledger, or to any. 

member of the committee. 

City Leads in 

Hotel Safety 

Far Ahead in Preventive 

Measures 

- resort to ahead of nmehof the rert 

of discussion. 

At Hearing on 

TollBridge 

ylefl for Monday, February W, ia 

«»« Ireehrttes •room « the eourt 

m. P, r, Fneh, War Oepartment to .Fred a Manley. Jr., son of Mr. 

on the appUcatlon of the Apt May 

Chairman Under the weed Wiling agreement, Speakers at the conference, in* considered desirable. 

h ft u r e n c e the company will dear weeds back eluding nationally recognized au- •ttmrn was Mraa question u to 

r, Lunny re- at least 25 feet from sidewalks on thoriUes, emphaulied that the key- whether the subject of ton 

ported that tlie all grown-up vacant ground. note of fin safety lies in frequent chju-n* on the mopwed bridle 

response was Mayor Struble believes that the lnspecUon to make sure that hotels mnjd be pertinent -^•'^^ 

lagging far be- relief. prombied hay fever suflerers practice good housekeeping to ellml- -» »•-- *—-— — 

taUoni, polnf'Tor Use reaort, 

'•:*;OlV* ^PW"| ; ' ,; " ' 

: Istepped-up Inspection in all cities 

;. - i • 

Rtoyor Bttuble pointed out that 

With enttneertnt and tk^gaiiati 

- of m project 

submitted by the Bridge Conimls- 

by the Oatholie »wraWe 

locfflltoteu and rponjlng nouses last 

summer. That progfiun resulted to 

the elimination of hundreds of dan* 

ger conditions, large. and small. 

' Hans ahrady have been laid down 

^ ; ftaly,i v N»rmitn warfls; «ui BeeoMe, center; John totei * be made fir the projeet no, reauytau hoteis-in fast, none 

0111am Hinry fad OUvrt and Joe MeMrS, fUMds. |6000 BT ELECTEIC CO. . M*** offen «w sertouj handleap to 

rtOOni, • Bradley's outfit Includes such well Newest of the contributions an-1 **?! u ?:^ B ' I 7t,r nee « . , , 

of $2 annual duel by I rmcino, Joe Costello, Ohet Wunberg.lthe. campaign eo-omiftM Tilesday I ffeafcers was the necesflty of call-| 

made for a fund rals-1 Palermo tad BUI Boyd. 

The door* wUl open at 7:45 p.m. I „ na 

Frweh 5 •• iovAadi iBhapterl whT 

Ocean City, l« nowthe Dimes campaign. 

jjlirge rooming house Ooach Clark is' appointing , _; 

is-operating at 3719 N.j other county coaches on hta com- pointed out I alarm Immediately. 

^si^lfeiiWMililiM^^îi^MMlAi.'i 

J*anli Stedmaii, toajyttfimA 

»n, and her'son, Che»-1 A corps of about » doien women 

Beach, wens recent 

W ^ 4 

(Pare », ple hospital will pe built. 

eptdemlcof mfftntne I%ralytito ginoe the grut ioourge of Wig, aaC 

^JrarafiaS, th*Jtot»on»l FouiMjaUon for TnfantUe Parelyste, 

Whla» te^ported ty the March i* BUmiM *>r the Jtorch ot 

affair was Attended by more than I 

280 members of the Council, Scout I 

oetan mr nwmmm Mat At- worai*PO»DWQMISOII ? 

"^^^, .. The resort boy's mother pinned 

am. »eneh, ieeretary of the on the deooraMon Mptr ff^ 

BM.A,, pointed out this week that formally presented' by WWlun 

their views open the suit-1 IN EXPLORER PATBOL 

Air Show Plans Road Requisto 

nrtt air show, to be staged at the I Lewes fmy to route 5 ^êw traveleri!) 

munJelBal airport new ,*unmir, though «p?MaTO^S^Ji'Sl 

,.' 'H 

•»• 

••Merlysideof thewistinf oouni* B^gan-Banek Post, Amertoan Leg- bootten, WJUiam JO, Hunt WJi-** 

—_.„ .. ^, ion, whJeij to«onsatogUie«int, wort theatr* oawer *nd fornw *flO^ 

y hwaiHBf^"" Chamber of Oommeree at i& firrt Mffl Waoô 

Wng as chairman of the mnivenary dinner Thursday night foods by Wr also 

1 

I tive rescue work Is made Impossible important arguments ten, Walter A, Dlttrich. Arthur M. 

Resorters Attend 

DriteoII Inaugural 

t ftwn-the woriers 

tol^tîl Si. 

ja^, itrubte wld UM Bonferenee Held attorney, look the oath of 

bishop last week also s«id that If agement also was ree«mmended, d_«w. 

fe jipitad tnillbm* «• Wtnt the ;•*« »v»Ua-,_- oai* to those irtricten 

J Found*tlon 

_um« i 

Mearoa 

N» «*rta.):iio:«_Ui: soiteva 

»•. and. 

jodatiot 

^ ^ 

^^l^ffl^^l^^'^'l^l^^S^^ 

I Paris and Raymond H. Perks. 

T«*f« M Am IMIHW J """MMM* BUT MaaoD Back on Job 

IwoJWOTtajured ——— • PoiKa^&«sm'& t 

fti ul^kiluJ Say OUHimer r inns now back on the Job after navt 

One HotpitiJizcd Escape Aitessmmts ^ n «°5»?A » %»^* •« 

J_merican I nwlU- of the face. 

!i : ' ! "l!M. 

V 1lWJ»H¥»i 

that the 

Out point decided upon was thel nml-l millkin-d-llar utate wrto- 

pleasure and commercial aircraft to 

merce to promote new Ideal and i 

the project by "a Mmijr 

t 

*}>>• - 

AIX EEPAIB WOBIt 

• Miage to Cape May Point," he said, an ,tavettlgaattt TB 

Bowker, Pubjc OtUtty OoBmfi.| taÂuimiLs unJlcenied after W^ ^ aômîS tt, *&1S J U ^ ^ ^ ^ M 

•t easy," «50 flaihage^Wlna^^ 

an^cenied within the grace fa^Bf wiJ &naSsSnir: ^ p or, tha?boaW*Wi^^|i 

r.V >E,,,A 

Methodist Men to Serve Annuaf 7« 

FERRY riBST, TBWT HIGHtVAY 

THe air; freight SHU* 

to Ocean City ' 

shipment or'dell, 

thi M#W 

dicating. 

T o 3 A b e H e r e , ; * ; j 

Wintei- returned 1 mftdenly to the Jf&W»'«Metftiyifttt 

. Is scheduled to abate slowly today. 

ooatMt torn «t I tomorrow and Saturday, With the 

i«U tH urn TO UKMD 

(ran yak nuohttie whm ,th« 

, Ocean Pity ylll enjoy iti _Mu 

^•Bi-^fTOe-nlght Old Home Week, nest I Methodist congregation are given The dinner will be served li 

te 1 . Thuraday evening %t the Methodist the a_3w ttidit tor the dinnef. relays,^ be^nninir;^«;Sftv!(S 

Mala I Church. * ' I tWa is Just to iiiftote their ego andls:_0 pjn. ^Tictorta to now 

church wUl serve their annual tur-1 waiters fop,* night. ' And now, folk 

I key dlni>er^-ftn. «vent that hit as-J The people' whd really nuk. the here's the menu 

• .J_._ JS—^_..^-__.J_-,—-—'Una*-mani^ so outstanding a , weeay vft_to|raltisi 

'« ' ? 

r ' 

i*, 1 V 4

to be 

i tint the itabUv *p- 

i not imllw tb* vital 

x "if. more PWpt* wold vWt the 

Betty Bachraoh Home and Me some 

Of the pitiful cripples who are vic- 

ti f this disease they would not 

Of the pitiful cripples w 

tims of this disease, they would not 

—•' wrt sivU* ttlmw or dol- 

sswir 

sease, they would not 

sivU* ttlmw or dol- 

isit City Hall 

*BY DUMAWS 

gfrls. members of the 

aliiK class, and the O6- 

directed bv M*",.-""""? 

t ol cltv hall 

liurKSv momWW Uito 

cy ottemd operftttonsand 

followed bv the cltv hall 

i 

!? MttlS* free tp resort 

men Jn March, to net 

xperience 

diaadlshiK Class oom- 

who volunteered then 

„. — their WfvieeB 

8. Stalnton sent them to 

City for a. day. snortlv 

jtmw Although some 13 

iris served at the store only 

_bout hall that number were able 

to nuUte the trio 

> dWwe attglM out Mw 

VtetluU every year, who tiMtf 

, and thew 1» also the (obttarit 

taint carried on to Itarn 

the cato ana cure of l*f- 

i 'bKMlK «ome proirws b*» 

' i is no ftwott to retard 

Id fact, i would like 

i Olty nice more money 

I'm* Qe**n Ottyuontrlbutod 

ffjjo to Hie drive from Ul 

' , ajtd Mr, tunny and hit oo 

life hopeful of eweedmi 

tbitmt. 

Thev were accompanied by Al 

Blunt tad Oliver V. Hainee. who 

i took—tnenr-tn *utomot>lles Thev 

rUited Chinatown, where thev had 

i and apent a Dlauant ttow 

,gMji Tlieatre. before retuni- 

home that ntaht. 

MOVIE BENKFIT AND 

EXAMINATIONS COMING 

With Just about one naif of the 

1M6-1IH7 (school year in the rec- 

' several activities are belns 

d for the near future 

,. is the movie benefit, sixm- 

by th* Juniors, next Wed- 

nesday evening at the Village 

Tickets for the show. -Blondle'a 

Bin Moment", are 60c 

Next railnht not be classed as 

art activity, but everv student must, 

(ace the stajK reality ies mid- 

year exam 

The resort girl is captain of tht 

school's varsity cheer leading ^quad 

a member of the National Honor 

Society, an active worker In the 

Dramatic Club, and a good student 

FIGHT ON 

JOIM TIE MARCH OF DIME! 

JAN. 14-31 

ICAL-Try HACKNEY'S 

$160.45 

1TOB 

f DOOB CfflMES „ 

)B LAMPS 

FAN 134.50 

- 813.95 

„ $43.50 

-1__ . $4.95 up 

$9.95 up 

IA BECORD PLAYER $179.50 

J RADIATOR „ $37.35 

JUICERS „; _ $2.95 

ftowll MM* 

'and DOFfBE MAKER SETS 

Bp> WndCoiy $3.95 up 

.-, $62.50 

I iMJfiCTRlC BLANKET $42.00 

RAZORS $15.00 & $18.00 

_J, - $7.50 

.fiEATER $33,00 

Ig. size , $9.95' 

PSBbOLATORS. $3.95 

krm 

$5.53 & $6.65 

$7.95 

REST L_ 

: JLAUP9 Ju-.—11-r. $7.95 & $10.50 

JEftATlON, OIL BURNER, 

A1TMANCE SERVICE! 

BplraUdn raiders" will be sneaklftR 

around next week, to torment 

most pupils. But of course when 

they're over, the boys and (drls will 

look back ahd think that they 

weren't so bad after all' 

* * 

SCHOOL AIDS FOLIO DRIVE 

The echool'a interest In the 

Polio Drive was exhibited Tuesday 

aaeemblY when the annual 

ve of the "March of Dimes" 

was brought to the attention of 

the Btudent body 

Proceeds from the Rite Trum- 

peteers show, at the high school 

February 3. will no toward the In- 

fantile Paralysis Fund 

* 4 * 

SEE ABOICtLTURAL SHOW 

Afcout IS members ol the AKTI- 

cultural classes of the 10th. 11th 

and 12th graded went to Trenton 

on Wednesday to witness the New 

Jersey Agricultural Rum show 

The boys were the musts of ijee 

Oourter, county agricultural agent 

and teacher of the local courses 

• • r 

CANCFB MOVIE SHOWN 

On Thursday this week at 11 20 

m., a motion picture on cancer 

was shown to the high school girls 

in relation to their health classes 

• * * 

HONOR SOCIETr MEETS 

The Ocean Cits' chapter of the 

National Honor Society held its 

second meeting of January la&t 

Wednesday njght at the home of 

its uregident. williann Pue^ci' 

Miss Bettv Booth cfiairladv for 

the evening, eookt on •'CBiaiocter" 

Plins for a dance in March 

were discussed 

Murder Case Up to 

Grand Jury, Friday 

Continued from page 1 

guilty. 

DENIES FBEMED1TATION 

The warrant charged him with 

"wilfully, feloniously and with mal- 

ice aforethought" murdering his 

wife. He objected- to the wording 

of the charge. 

The grand Jury was to be recalled 

In special session to consider the 

case. Coraon'fi mother, Mrs. Marlon 

Corson, was excused from service 

on the Jury, the prosecutor an- 

nounced Monday. His futher, Ern- 

est. Sr., is a member ol the Lower 

Township Committee. 

STORY INVESTIGATED 

The authorities, not fully siiti.sfied 

with corson'u story, dl&putched State 

Trooper KaH Kloo to Washington. 

D. C on Tuesday to try to de- 

termine the truth of the allegation 

that MTS. Corsoji had been friendly 

with other men. 

Corson and his wife had resided 

in the capital u short time after he 

was discharged from the Navy in 

November, 1MB, and Kloo hoped 

to learn something there to substan- 

tiate or disprove the alleged provo- 

cation for the slaying. 

PARENTS CARE FOB CHILDREN 

The four children of the couple, 

ranging In age from seven years to 

three months, are being cared lor 

by the defendant's parents in rural 

Lower Township. 

Authorities eald thnt Corson 

seemed to be calm after taking the 

body to Matlack and giving himself 

up, but that he become emotional 

later and required a sedative after 

making the written confession. 

Air Freight Co. 

Is Bawd Here 

Contmnucl Item nago 1 

Ocean City came ab* 5 ? dd *li!i 

„ » f«ult of the fact that the 

Atlantic City Under Held has 

been declared Ineligible for opCT 

nitons of twin-engine planes. 

The B-18 was banned Irojn At- 

lantic City last *ct* o.i orders Of 

Mayor Altman under a policy by 

which that resort is improving 1W 

Held to be used strictly by Jng e 

engine planes of the privately 

owned type 

DENIES PI,*NE OBSOLETE 

Mr Brathwalte dpnu.il a 

ment of a spokesman for Atlmitli 

Citv officials thai the plane Is on 

solete or unsafe 

•The plane was licmvcd bv tnc 

Civil Aeronautics Authorlt> onlv a 

week previously on Jnnuarv 10 1» 

dcUmcd and *ui dMlnred ail 

worthy It was obtained from «m 

eminent iiirplu-. and while it 1' 

nuturalll obsolete for militarj use 

it is an excellent nirplane fur our 

purpose 

He also denied that the plane 

had made three forced landings 

while en rouU- hero from Augusta 

Gft Thi operators wid tliftt a so 

called inspection »f the plane by 

the Atlantic Cltl Ainwit Com 

mission wns by pei-sons. not quail 

fled to pass Judgement upon ar 

airplane b saicty or condition 

Establishment of this conipiin> 

ji the Oi*an Til> Held !•. the llrst 

time regular transport scnl« 

lias been available Rt.icu.ist Air 

Lines however, has been makini! 

charter flights with passengers to 

numerous distant points. 

Although the transport planes 

arc prlmiiiily fui c.ngo tin oper 

ators expect on some trip-, to be 

able to cam a passenger "r two 

Episcopal Group 

Has Luncheon 

A luncheon lor 50 niwnbti, urid 

KU!")U> wa.s bcr\td Tueida\ aftu- 

nooii Jn the Wane n s Au\ilmn of 

the Et>L n ,t Viuuhll 

MLs.s Lllnl Mntthcws "souki on 

miiKH/Jnei dtatiibuted In the anx- 

Selvagn Belatedly Cited for 

Navy Service Performed m 

war 

"Rptter late man rav 

be a sloganTof the U. B. gove 

when It comes to honoring 

h < f of this. Dr. Herman C 

Ice 

support of the Allied 

f wntlnental Europe In that 

prSelvBfjn wu one of a group 

which attended the wounded dur- 

ing the worst phase of the »-«* 

ti He has been Ottt Of thr 

pntidcht L. .— ,_,—, 

Title and Trttt Ob., or 

Otrtlrt Houa*. 

Other omcera elected were: j 

dent, JuUui Way; line vice D 

dent. Irving Fitch; stoohd vtoel 

tdent, Wlpun a Powell: " 

Upholstering Course 

I8 Open to Women 

Oiean City women were "."'ted 

this week to enroll for a iieW train- 

ing course in upholstering to be 

given In February by Miss I«H O 

Hamilton, county home agent. 

Sessions of the class tevc been 

scludulcd for Fehruury 4 11, 18 and 

;>5 In the demonbtratlon room on the 

second floor of the Electric Co 

building. Each will be from 10.W 

a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

Mrs Henry Scribner. 325 Central 

a\ who Is handling enrollment, an- 

nounced that there Is room for 

six or eight more women to Join 

the clas; 

Miss Hamilton last week com- 

pleted a course In lamp shade oov- 

d here. 

mry, to an Ooewi City 

The Vo»s Agency also 

to rental of a large 

houie at 443 Asbury^ «V. to J. 

Charles Krguson, of PhUadelpWa 

Sander For Rent 

tta*> tfc» floon in youi 

bin* thai dlnoy look? H«. 

ri d 

Too c«n aUlly msk» th*m 

lobfc Uka n«w. Da tha Jab 

ll W* y Len Pogllo, and Team "B," cap- 

tained by Ray Haley, each has 

won two. 

It Is interesting that Haley's 

squad expefienced an exceptional 

poor practice season, but has" shown 

Improvement in league games; 

Next Monday, the individual 

Team Manager Won 

A J. Myers ...-* 

B I. Johnson 2 

C A. Harvey 4 

D ft Hoffman 4 

E W. Buckholtz 5 

P B. Implazzlo 5 

0. D. Matthews 2 

II A. Grandy 0 

I V. Murray 2 

J D. Pilcggl « 

K R. Kabot 1 

L J. Pfanders 3 

championship for foul-shooting will 

get under way. Each team elim- 

inates its players until the two best 

are left. These fellows compete with 

the remaining three teams, of each 

class for the championship or that 

class, and than the finals determine 

the league champion. This race Is 

open in each circuit, Junior and 

senior. 

The champion foul shooter re- 

ceives a medal, the Juniors sliver 

and the seniors gold. 

• • • 1 

Swimming Is running concur- 

rently with basketball. "Many boys 

have passed their "Qualified Swim- 

mlng tests, which is a swim of 

one tenth of a mile. The rest will 

swim until they do pass it. 

The scheduled rates will begin 

Tuesday with two teams of each 

Class participating. The other two 

teams will swim on Friday, and 

the time will be worked out and a 

best time will be determined. Each 

of the events will yield points, ac- 

cording u> the best times After 

the series has been completed, the 

team possessing the largest number 

will be first, and so on down the 

line. 

Here are the results for the Junior 

League Volleyball 

Team Lost 

e 0 

I'lace 

4th tie 

4th He 

2nd titf 

2nd tie 

6t.h 

Points 

2% pta 

2' pte 

4' pis 

4' pLs 

BwankRei 

Good Attenders 

Twenty-four members with records 

of perfect attendance totaling 170 

years were honored by the Ocean 

City Klwonls club, Wednesday, at 

Plymouth Inn. 

Post President Dr. Herschel Pettlt 

presented lapel button tabs for per- 

fect attendance to the following: 

Henry B Cooper. Jr., 22 years. 

Dr. John B. Townsend, 20 years: Dr. 

Pettit, 19 years-: Lawrence M, Lear, 

I« years; John E. Trout, 16 years; 

Somcrs C. Young, 1Q years; Elmer 


SALE—Grocery store on Asbury av. 

doing a good business, apartment 

above with 10 rooms and bath, hot 

water heat. Can be financed 

Stretch, 428 Ocean av. 1-10 

yeara; 

years; 

SALE—Single walnut 4-poster bed, 

Simmons mattress, coil spring. 1 

year old, $45. walnut chest, excel- 

lent condition, $35; - Apply 605 Shore 

rd, Somcrs Point 1-24 


SALE — Florence circulullng oil 

space h**uUT complete with stove 

" Will heat srveral 

Aibury av Phone 

ONE WEEK ONLY! 

/ 

Bring Your 

pipe. $32 50 

rooms 5732 

16S4 * 

JSALi;—2-famlly upartmrnt, fhSt 

floor 3 bedrooms and bath, hot 

water heat, second floor 4 bedrooms 

and bath finished attic 2-car gur 

age Curi be (manied, $12 75(1 

Stretch, 428 Ocean ai l-io 

LOST—Bassrtt Hf>und bruwn ^nd 

uhlte during last week, end An 

-swers tn Jack 037 Asbury av 

Phone 0J7I) J l 24 

SALE—Dtcp freeze cabinet, 10 cu 

ft dining room tables, chalis,! 

coffee urns steam table gas and 

coul ranges butchers block Call 

bundav after Hum 112B Central 

ai 1-24 

NURSERY CARE for children aged 

3 to S Home nf HOjpltal trained 

pructital nurse In Homers Point 

Call 428 Atlantic av Somers Point 

1-24 

SALE—3-family apartment heat on 

one floor, $11000 Good condition 

good location Robcit Stretch, 428 

Ocean a\ 1-1^ 

fiALE—Onp~unall bureau" with ~nTlF 

ror $5 one Venetlun Blind, 60 

inch \ilde $7 window shade (new) 

to mutch. $3 two girls bicycles $15 

und $20 2 murmuring tables both 

for $7 hpt of barber spigots used hi 

bo-sirif, $10 3141 Asbury nv. Phone 

1543 _ 1-24 

WANTED—Riders wanted to Abse- 

con for fi 35 a m train to Caniden, 

5 days a we*-k Phone 12J6-R 1 M 

\ 

DIAMONDS 

(Set or Unset Ccnit) 

to be 

CLEANED 

Before Your Eyes 

NO CHARGE FOR 

THIS BGRVICK 

WATCH & JEWELRY 

REPAIRING 

Garrison's 

JEWELRY STORtf 

925 AsbUry Avenue 

Eyes Examined 

Glasses Pitted 

Phone 

1544 

Dr. Roger G. LaRosa 

Optometrist 

615 : Eighth Street 

OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

—OMIee Hour.— 

• Diilr M M SJJQ 

No Hour, en Wed, ind ion. 

MOB, and Fti. En, by "App't, 

with tha , 

WEYERHAEUSER 4-5QUARE 

G. I, George 

WATCHMAKER 

farmeFlj with 

J. E, CAJJWELL to CO, 

nidihi 

Watch Mid "Jewelry Kepairs 

3rd Floor Naiianl) Sink Bide, 

801 Asbury Ave, Phone ITS2 

TTBRB jtu see the Imteit design 

*• '*• added to scores of homes in the 

Weyerhaeuser One Only — 

54-In. Cabinet Base White Porcelain Sink OQO

3ER' 

r,ft*«tt 

MM*? nmio a part 

ttio govtrnlnf body 

olert. 

i «•• bmMtot tinWg»4 IWtalo U( h«*«>jr m.a« i put 

MTrtoTmi S«t BD iUt«inM»t. conUlaid limm in 

m.WOou o DAVlg 

|l*t TMi« Av« 

MnroMAfrtlto N J 

) T.iir 1117, 

«i MVnprl- 

f 

., Mil IT FURTMB RSSQl-TBD. (Mfe MM 

'cHr A»tin.i ti&*f Hl> I M U of H5 aw 

i j B ) f bho»WFrt«hoM*r«jtf tie Com 

>. t»»l t»* folfcWM* ttrUmfaU of r*»«me 

RSSQl-TBD. (Mfe MM »«H»C b« wiMlinM in Th« Own 

Social... Personal... Qubs... Lodges 

Eastern Star 

Lauds MissCon 

District Deputy 

Probed at Dinner 

Miss Louisa T, Coraon, Worthy 

ttsWrt Dew*?, WB» guest of hon- 

es' Monday mrntox at the 30th 

anniversary dinner of_ Ocean Olty 

IS 

annivers 

Chanter 

hihl 

inner of ocean 

O. E. 8.. wid 

dd b th g 

or ju.tt.rr IMT 

1»«U» l» *5?& *W tl»>W(«ot *OJ III rMohrflon *H Appro «1 

ijW,B«n) of bho»WFrt«hoM*r«jtf tie Comtr of Cnpe M*y on J.nnarr >' 11 

11 A hwmrt on On tMnt nrf f*x rt*>lutroi» *1|I Be halut unuuxi 

part lioreor In & trim co|ry of tha Lutlfr»t tt*lorjlu

^dll 

' 

TI TO AID 

rrmm 

VCfarT — Mrs Charles 

wtlUv entertained the 

-,,-jp Club at her home. 

Jersey AY. with a linuft- 

nred by bridKe Plans were 

a card party this Friday 

*t the home of MM 

. talker, for members and 

.husbands Proceeds will «o 

" Infantile Paralysis Fund 

The Week In Somers Point 

Seaside 

THEATRE 

itOtaS POINT 

*Mt, 

FEATORE « 

Strange Voyage" 

Vya 

Albnt 

Hat., Jun. SH - 2S~ 

"Canyon Passage" 

wit* Puu Ari 

Tells Kiwanians 

Of Ma fight 

SOMERS WMITmdfertert Horn, 

Atlantic County chairman for the 

Infantile Paralysis Drive, told the 

Kiwanls Club Tuesday night that 

the second most severe cast' o 

record occurred In IMS, and thi 

88,000 eases. Wire reported durlm 

that year. The four million rjolia: 

Epidemic, Fund of the Nationa 

Foundation was exhausted In No 

vember, 1948, The Foundation, h 

pointed put. not only treats til 

afflicted taut educates the public 1 

prevention, and carries on resean 

work. 

Hie cost of a single case p< 

year Is about $1200, and for mas 

tnum rfcovery about $10,000. 

The olub agreed to make a sup- 

Istantlnl contribution to the fund. 

I A one-year perfect aitenrjanoe tab 

IMJ prtsented to Richard Hawn- 

I buener by Lt. Oovernor Frank H, 

I Hart. 

Pocahontas Installs 

New Officers 

BOt^ma POINT —Silver Moon 

OouncU Defrree of Facahontas In- 

stalled officers Friday eveninj, 

with District Deputy Ann J Now 

ateki and her staff from flehnck 

"n Council KB Hb i 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Somers Point Couple Return from 

Wonders of Southern California 

The Abcys say they will be tellln. 

ibout their visil to sunny California 

_Fridqyt 

Point* Churches 

MM.. Jan. U-17— 

yVanch 

WIUi J«» Crair 

tu- 

ned to Devil's 

Island" 

K d fglman 

Ml Than., im SB - 30— 

DOU1LI nUTDSE • 

ePafeoka—Champ" 

VfUh lot Hlrlcwoul 

J ' - and - 

| "Return of Rusty" 

[i'j Hilh Jiilin Ijlrl 

49JoinedP..T.A, 

During Past Year 

SQMBRS POINT _ Forty-nine 

jWrnj;rafa6rs_..hiuie—joined -tire 

(reHl-TtMicKer /tsgocjtUion, and 

3 has been given to the cod liver 

1 (Una, the aroup learned at its 

meeting at the Baweg av. 

nd her 

Council 

"n Council KB Ha 

Mailing the following 

Blanche Willets prophetes 

Gladys Wlllte P h t 

rom flehnck 

Harbor in 

i Mrs, 

=.„„-—„ t.^^H,, ûMiiEuug^ Rfrs. 

Gladys WiUets. poeahontas; Mr, 

Bmrja Mains, Wenonah: Mrs, Ra» 

Sacks, Powhatan and the book 

officers, Mrs. Etta Doughty, col- 

lector of wampum; Mrs. porothy 

Sutton, Keeper of wampum, and 

Mrs. Doris Nichols, keeper of ree 

orris. " 

Applications , for rnertfbership 

were received from '11. Plans for a 

skatina piirt.v in Ocean City Fri- 

day eveniJW were completed. Pro- 

needs will go to the Infantile Para, 

lysis Fund,, Mrs, Dorothy Sutton 

will be chairman, as»tated by a 

group of members, and Mrs Nor. 

man Stephenson, a member of the 

€riitiup£ Bî«* Tnf- - i ; I--. *-* i •- 

BBTHANY METHODIST 

Shore Rd, anil Brifhtnn Av. 

Rev, Jesse Itkhiirils, Pastor 

10 a.m. — Sunday school. Men 

Bible Class, meeting at New Yor 

av. fire hall, 

11 a.m. — Pastor Richards wi 

preach on Mark 12-41. 

7;30 p.m.—"Book of Ruth." Offi 

cen of the W.B.C.S. will be in 

stalled. Members of other orjjaniai 

tions. especially n•- ' ' 

invited to attend. 

initefl to 

Tuesday 

l 

man SUphensnn a member n[ th 

Somers Point Infant Hi Fiiriih,! 

•onunittee 

Visitors from Shuck lmn-fon and 

AHeouippa r,until B,rP jjr^p,^ 

HOSPITAL JUNIORS 

ENTERTAIN 

SOMEBS POINT _ The Junior 

5' ta J entertained nl a raid oaitv 

2 red " 1H i«» wenir,L in the NsVs 

or^ 

hsnr b 

L idle Bibl 

..i»,,o»day evening, church nigh 

Dr. Vernon Middieton, of Pliifndi- 

phia, will be guest spi'iiknr 

FIRST BAPTIST 

Shore Rd, near New Jersey Av, 

~ev. UkliiLnl Clark, Pasteir, 

10 a.m.—Sunday School. 

11 a.m.—Pastor Olnrk will mn 

tinue thf studies in the ntmk n 

Romans. 

8:30 p.m 

iff. 

7:46 p.m,—Mfssnge by ihp r 

iiiij! Proplr 

GRACE HITHER IN 

Kobert J Huchter B IJ 

* d J * h 

Kobert J Huchter 

**unda* Januaf* *** 

uratian 

B IJ Td^lor 

I hi ii n f 

I " d 

ai Pmceed.. ulll tn t,, 

S," af tlw hnspitnJ M 

nnd B,ttv 

the nur 

15 €1^^^•f i: had. 

les, which have been drawn 

Wolf's roaji OT POINT TRAMPLES MIDDLE 

._ am,—Church School, Mrs 

Benjamin Sifkinan. supfrinlcndcni 

ChisgMS Inr nil ayes. Vi-Hlliim wr\ 

fnrnt!, 

11 a.m.—The Sfryicp. Admlnislni- 

tion ol the Holy Communion. Ri 1 - 

wjjtion TTTTPH •nifnittefir~Tlie ffiolr 

will sitiij. "Ail the Eurth ahull Wor- 

ship Tfiee." bv Uiiini'K. flcriii.in bv 

tile pastor: It Is C.iHiri Inr t\ tn 

e Here." itliiy 

Be 

FIRE CO, BENEFIT 

|SpMEHS_ POINT jcouil The 

oint defeated Mic 

on the Somers pr 

score was 92 to 34 

—*.,JM-**? ryiii i *— Mrs, John _ , - 

Flick and Oath«rine Kelly will be BPn p m w T a , «,„ ,«.ArI,«. 

In charge of a public e«rd and RBD POINTS LBAD LEAGUE 

game party thij Thursday evening, aOMSftS POINT — With tw 

at the New York av. firt hall for glumes to be played to comelet_ 

the benefit of the Ladles' Auxiliary the first half of. the Bovs' Club 

of Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, Junior League, the Red Points 

lead with Jeven wins nncl no loss- 

es, The Blue Points are in second 

„!,,« -i.u --- Ofl],) nn(j •^rhite 

team carjtains are Billv 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

Oh the Traffic Circle. Somcra Point, N. J. 

place wlTh""t! 

I tied 

kiTiiit mid pork dn 

in ih(i rliuri'li bv 

Ladies' Airi Rrafi 

p.ni. 

J1OSPITAI 

FiNn 

BOMEES POINT _ Mis Rulliii 

Chester fnlcrtained niCMibcre ui [he 

Shore Memorial Hosijitii] N'iii-,ex 

AssoL'inUon Moiiiiuy IUKIH A dn- 

nation w;ui sent to Mayiir Fred W 

Chapmaii. rhuiiniiin di UM- Muni 

of Dimes" Fuiiri. 

A card partv folluwnl, wnl. MIIMII- 

bers and inishiiiiris, cuem. ui Mrs 

Chester. 

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Abey, who 

•jave been visiting their son, Ray- 

mond Abey and his wife, at Pomona, 

Cai,, have returned to their home 

ill Somers palm. The younger 

Abey is associated with Leeds A 

Norlhrup, of Philadelphia, and has 

lit'en in Southern Oalifornia for a 

number of yeiirs. 

During their stay, the Hurry Abeys 

iverr able to spi'iid snnie time with 

Mrs. Ella Harris and her daughter, 

Alice, in Los AiiKcles, The Harrises 

lormer Pliiladelphiiiiis mid "Id I 

riends uf the Abcys', I 

Fire Co, Auxiliary 

Officers Installed 

POINT—Tlie lollnwini; | 

D47 nlfu'i'is til the women's a 

iliiiry DI Volinitci'r Fire Cn. No 

WCIT HniHlli'ri Monday evening, 

ivllii Mrs John H HlrniiB. jiiisl | 

president, Instniliiij; ofiitcr: Mrs 

Iiiiml Bradley, president: Mrs John 

H, straim. vice .president, mslallcdl 

Mrs. iir[.(ii..y; \!is. niuiili's record- 

niK sei'i-i-rury. Mrs. Kiiimii \|i'Cue. 

'ml scciiMary: Mm 

Piii-ti, irensurer. Mrs. .Iiiliii _ 

.•juiumm-r,'•wrmf, iiiid Iffis." -fiilli 

Lemmli'. Mrs Nfiiry Kiurici mid \[i> 

• '•iseph tiirciv iru.stci-s. 

Mrs Minnie DrMlnien ivus iv 

ri'ivrd us ii new incmber and thr 

resiKiniliiiii ni Mrs Cnihi-rii.c 

for m 

to sunny Californ 

came—it will tak 

! h 

lor niuiitjia tu w««ivî*, •--** 

them that long to tell all they 

that loni to tell all they 

and the places tlsited It *i 

eal thrill to go Tram the moun 

1 ! to the « In a few short hours 

pick orange's and lemons from 

r son 3 own Krou to visit Tan 

kft h Hll 

nemun s for 

ri to 

Krou to visit T 

for Breakfast hi Hollv 

to *.i i? tht 5anta Barbara Mi5 

Lacuna Uiacli Arrowhead and 

rmbrlil mid tn mil ome uell 

loun 11 taurunt*. -shnp*; etc 0 

lo Anglic nnd \ii.initj 

Two Ivenlnf Shows Slarilnf Ills ^ Ma(i,lFe 

THtmS,, JAN. li ONI.V - mnRiinltPi KlildU-,, 

MICIIAEL niJASE _ TRIIDV MAR 

Lloyd Vaninn — IlMaltnil |V441 

HAVE 

place Mondjy evening 

PRINTING 

MYW00D PRESS 

835 Asburr Avr. 

Fred R. Woodroff Phone 1490 

OREBT1NC CARDS - ITATIOSEKV 

3.99 

^2.52 

Bellows 

Rne Club 

Gin 

PM$ 1M 

A!«i 

| HAS nntniiiAv pAinv 

SOMKRS I'OINI '^J.,,-.,. 

OjiuglitiT u! Mr uiiii 

& BODY WORK 

ON EASY TERMS 


Jlh ST. and OCEAN AVE. 

1'hmie 1C83 or 88(15 

saw 

m 

FORD'S 

OUT FRONT 

IN 

REDUCING PRICES 

"This is our 'down payment' toward a 

continued high level of production 

mA em P%«nent in the months 

ahead." 

flENRYF0RD »,P«ES., FORD MOTOR CO. 

Point Personals 

m Pnihl Mi luri Mr 

J-i id ml il in id il rn t lli 

il Mi i i| Mi I j« ,n 

i il lro i V,i ikl mil 

Ihi conilmltn | i It , 

iffnlr mil Hunt ill 

cipatrd 

Mr r John Will 

n hiiHhejn I I, 

i"r the binilil 

Fanhîi Fund Somers Point 

Mis D-nid Simih nnlrii mud i 

t ird uiru n hn in m mi \\ 

Nf\\ Jt i j i n Tin d n iii in 

mill '8 mi ! In him Hi inf i, 

II Pii UfL Pmirt 

SOMERS POINT-Mrs. rai?n 

Darren was Wflcnmed v -i 

ommercial 

JOHN GRILLO 

"PIIOTOSEBVirK" 

Rnom Sin nank 

Anbury Ave. 

CONTRACTOR 

FOTtraH and Commefctal 

Photographers 

If S OR STUDIOS 

PA. SYSTEMS TO RENT 

0488.W 

Ym, We Have 

6,00x16 New 

Tires in Stock 

and Atlantic Ave 

Lloyd Vaninn IlMaltnil |V441 , 

"ALIAS MR. TWILIGHT' 

Also — «»!|.rlo?iA IiiUKE 

iiOHKin HAKHAT _ TA1.A HIHKM |B 

"DANGEROUS MILLIONS" 

i.AT. jtv :;| I 

IDA 1.1 I'INM 

AM)KKA KISfi 

HOilERT AM1A 

KKf Yn,tna A mA * ? The tfl)f bMe must ^ bn»ied thU labor leader Instilled the spirit »" d to management, and to the All these meniî "~ ** 

way, TOUng Americansf U> spread mort equitably the ex- of cooperation into the manufactur- Public, to have any promlrieni taiies at nil? Urn. 

"We are rearing a generation of youngsters who P 6 of a11 lovemment operations «rs by fair play and honest tacUcs. P'ace In the settlement of Industrial Nutanci lam InaeA^' 1 

not understand the fundamentals of our American fh nd , l « 7«*ve property owners from , , « I?,". , n»h* H « ,, a»d?of items ttîwm^, 

,h. ,.„,«„ k.,»^K ,!,,. ,„„, K.... in thtajnUghtenrttlme^when rangliJi from eI«trle,llfM'Ê| 

few will study it, more or lew carefully, 

i municipal budget, designed by the staw, 

npiicated that few laymen can understand 

is unfortunate, for more taxpayers should 

*-* rest in municipal affairs 

leir fleeted officials are spei 

Some of the more alert do tak 

of 17.8. or 182 cents for reRular servation. 

Dr. Oeorge S. Benson, famed Arkansas educa- 

generation of youngsters who P** of ,&" government"operaUons « by'fair play and honest taeUes. ^^ t^ 

fundamentals of our American f» d , l « '•"•W property owners from , , « I?, % 

,o longer dedicated „ its pre- tte^J^burdw that ,hW have MEN QF ^ ^ ^ j*l 

Home ownership and business "Since the formation of the Union 

for Instance, so much protest de- 

rat the public ' 

f was postponed 

, lly, it was reduced $30,000 before it was 

jlBdopted. 

aMosTas swift « thought ilBawSe^^M^m fflffi ul 

w,llmolUH »..u UUSU1B» -...„„..„...„, „„_.„„ 'acts are so easy of access, those^posed In lfi 

tor, whose forceful column, "Looking Ahead" appears P ro P :,':-«A 

their business disrupted and are Today, on the average, each I 

„ , „ „ nations to government-managed economy "will be the FALSE ECONOMY 

hearing that adoption of the Resort buildings were shaken by b 'B lMue °' the next presidential election. He said (Cape May County Times) 

beyond the advertised date, the blast of a Nasl torpedo which 'hat this country has the choice of "State Socialism, in a recent release 

sank " • -- — ,,i,._,,, «....—1,» ,_J _,J,—,.„ ,„ ...,„. 

miles 

Of thut $30,000 reduction is now wiped out, A "f 

J047 budget's 114,324 increase over last 

aps, in view of the general rise In the. cost 

ilcaliy everything, the taxpayers will eon. 

iftt the commissionert have performed a 

ot pfudent management. On the other 

hpy may agftin storm city hall when hear- 

> arrives, 

dat», we repeat, Is Wednesday, February 

m. 

The .._ „ „. 

scheme was a campaign to persuade ards w provide a long-rar^ge educational program and a decrease in the numhir'nf ^C," 5 "i 11 *"""• nine t«n_» « .._ ,,_—_. . .... _ 

the public to save toothpaste tube*. » °>volp 1" both children and adults "an apprecla- Schers avaKble to Uach^hem ^TV^f 011 Mme Mr ' X ' s entry — ? oclety fcr *"*• NmtW; 

••• tion for our American way of life" and the "things There were then 330 more^ mro'lls ^Tt^J^ 6 1° influen »"« * coom = One of our big chain stores has Bncouragemfnt in Birt«-.:.:(^__ 

The Municipal Playground Board lhat I»W provided the highest standard of living in the eountv with »I* i.nhTn. P llahetl nothing, and if allowed to found It necessary to reduce the Quartet Singing In AmM§*,-^HiiEra 

----- "•-' mankind has ever known." vLanLs also I2^1ifieher, wiK 1«I £° ntinue would hav e perhaps price of men's hats. It seems that Man Science Monitor, - «Si 

! ,Si' SL.IJ 6 » chBrs *. ith less brought disaster to the Industry like there has been widespread complaint 

complained it could not funelton 

properly because two vacancies had 

not been fliled by the commis. 

sloners, 

Ijhers and Their Salaries 

e Board of Education' is steering a canny 

In the matter of salaries for teachers. 

10 YEARS AGO 

, . , than the sindard prejarat on re I 

Well, one of the first things to be done, we'd quired in this state whf are teach '"-.?? 

think, would be to purge our schools and colleges ing with temMrar^ certifies If 

or the parlor-pink and Communlst.mlndtd teachers Most of the 12 hTsald are teaching 

who have poisoned the minds of hundreds of thou- only because 'they te wUlffg to 

mn % ot impreiabl yogter h l l hl l U l l d 

YEARS AGO p 

Rev. Walter R, Scott, rector of mn % ot impressionable, youngsters. 

l Trii hh °f!" Clt f ^ mi P le ? ty of 

y y e 

help ln thls crlUeal mrlod 

Th h i f 

% p , yg elp ln t clUeal m r 

Holy Trinity church, was injured „ , °f!", Clt f ^ m i P le ? ty of evidence that this The worst shortage is of teachers 

• •- -• 80rt ot thln f I* Ming on. Its own college boys and in the elementary grades. There are 

by it. ft recognkes the fact that un- 

Chen are poid well. Ocean City's schools 

hope to maintain their high standard But 

^M evidently considers the present inflation. 

puatlon more or less temporary. It there. 

p-meeting the emergency with periodic bon- 

•phlch do not commit it to a permanently 

': level of salaries. 

• ' • parents with their parrot.Uke repetition of danger- pie to meet the expected need Mr 

Thomas H. Munyim terminated ? uaand ""-American doctrines that were given them Matthews said. There U, he de. 

his jissoeiatiqn with the law office "*""• Clares, no short cut to the problem, 

f b Bll h wh,, ,, ,., . . Tragedy is in store for our nation 

,,"! "cognizing this tendency, we don't become if we continue to falsely economize 

K" e l W ?fH d flf " ated f s PJ rha PJ we should; for we on education by the payment of 

have an abiding faith in the old-fashioned Yankee salaries that compel teachers to 

nors i sen? 6 of. the American people in the mass. seek other fields In order to earn 

jq 

of Robert K. Bell here, to form 

a law partnership with U. S Senator 

William H. Smathers in Atlantic 

City. 

J^when the justification for them has passed 

strinBent conditions make it imiwssible 

the other hand, the new, revised salary 

announced last week, offers capable and 

teachers an opportunity to create for 

p £ySSngSwul|i,[er eStla^ A 

. , , from their parents. Don't forget that millions of * Philadelphia concern ofTers a 

Rev William 8 Laflor nfTi,.l»t»rt them wer e exposed to the way of life of other coun- 184S - Plymouth and Pontlac for 

h " of^Sl farV H trleS dUrtn « the war ' The y " « »>« what they saw " C 

°. * S JS"; "I* experienced. Their "hitch" in foreign sirvice 

at the 

life of other coun- - y 

»>« what they saw »«« e^"' a Chevrolet and DeOoto 

i fi ii °^ tflf^S! ^ffc^" 

.. f be more inclined to accept offers from a 

Jiystem that extends opportunity for steady 

iment, than from one whose chief induce. 

: temporarly high pay. 

san City's school system is the only one of 

able size In South Jersey, except Vlneland's, 

ch this forward-looking arrangement has 

opted. Ocean City is justly proud of its 

This plan insures a perpetuation of their 

fit high standard. ' 

Sevan home. 

was a liberal education, in Americanism, for,it im- 

pressed 

could wl 

, that you could get a new 

used shoes for distribution to relief 

clients, 

20 YEARS AGO" 

r Manne, president of the 

st °re. , Meanwhile, from France, come the 

we]1 ^ ht aJert M d to h a^ level-headed " ew m 1 Peugeot»-l-«ioor sedans, 

*« Or, Benson occasionally stress the dang f ? 311U111 

l.oiili AMH.I* Ittrlnn. 

.IKSHR n= T,?"T>I.AM, PF* 

riFsi S'allonnl nniik, 

Mnv f'nui-i HiiiiMi'. 

il.lcnl 

Onna 

nriRBRR, .m., r, p. A, 

I'lMninlfisinnef er Rpvpnut, ami 

F!DHh''P Ot'^HIl t'ii}', 

niiWIN R. STtl.Bli, Title OfflraF, 

IMAHI.EH 

llmiiil Hunk of n. rntoi!. viw PFMI. 

WILDWOOT ADVISORY COMMITnffi 

I. STII^VKLL. Bt,. 

,b,n- . IlulldlnK ni.il 

UII,.M. I.,,, city. 

JONATHAN" W 

Rniifti nr Eduri 

.IiiHEpil y. fM.Anii. Tr 

I'lly (if WlldwniMl; I' 

Wliriwunil Snv|n(!« uriil L 

Mfirhiiifiii; Vlrp-PFPHhlr.ni 

wood TFUSI rsmpiinv, 

WILI.MM PATTOK, R|,,,! 

Insuranrp, PFpnldrni 

n-IHIwnnil nenl Batnlp 

ftliri liiHUrnni^ Hsripty, 

ni'HHEi.i. BryEn. RSQ., 

Bfy «i !«, Hnlldlor. ] 

of Went Wllilwoiiil! i 

lloroUBh of Wlhlwoml t 

T11S, K»Q.. 

(, Hnlit'itnr, 

, WHdivnml, 

ijirm ntn'i.n, Rriiitor and In 

plirritit.Fj Nprrrinry of Wiliiwond 

RPH! HMtntG lifmrit. 

nnilKItT J, KAT. llfii.ior anil 

Iiinuninrr. VI PrpMiilpnt nn,i 

Tru»l artlrer Murliii. Natianm 

Hunk. Wllilwssd, Herretan 

FIVP-MIIP Benrh nulliling Hn,i 

Limn Amwliillaii, Preiilileiii 

HfnillBr.Knj- Rpiilt}- I nn,[,,,i,, 

iHVISn (IHENIlBrifl. E»Q, riun 

-i'ilnr Hi I.BB.. (Inliclinr IMI, 

of Wllihvooil. 

IIAKIIY Tt.VENIIAlTM, BRQ.. 

I'ouiirll t IU ]' 

I'IUH* Uny County. dolllmr 

WIMwooil îtvlnftn nntl Ijn&tt A* 

•i.rlntliit.. Hollcl.or. H'll.inuod. 

Tt-unt t;inni»iui> 

PAI.MICU M. WAY. JR.. EHO., 

Attnrnpy nt lil.v. Solicitor 1 

Wliilivnoil (7rpnt UulMlny And 

LoHn AHnonlntlon. 

K«11KIIT J. WIKJI), Ketifral 1»- 

nurant'tf. npf-rctury, Wlldwood 

I'r^Kt llutlillnff Htlfl Loan AM" 

xorlallon. shurlff Cnra May' 

("nunty 

I PEAS r 7,KI,LEn, Analatant itect'- 

n'lary (ind ARnUtnitt TmnHiint. 

Complete Title Service jn_ AUwitIc_«tCape-May^Countic»- 

Atlantic City Offices 

Boardwalk National Bank Building 

§•2133 TELEPHONES 5-2134 

Ocean City Of fices 

National Bank of Ocean City Buildinjr 

TELEPHONES OCEAN CITY 0300—0301 

Wildwood Offices 3315 New Jersey 

TELOPHONE WILDWOOD 138 

A a*M**fei|w#; 

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yffi? 1 

CKiiHCHI- 

iff0iM 

Mounted by iXvetal outstanding 

CUMMtai leaden of (hi* «n>. 

' " -t fc Rev. ArWison 

CHUBCHES OF CHBIST, 

SCIENTIST 

1 7" Is the Lewpn* 

tor &M»y. Janutiy 38. 

•EN Trem -it is *: 

8plrlf«t«* M»r»th witpera. be- 

cause (he Spirit |l truth." (I John 

9 6) 

8EJRMON. Passages from Uic 

King Jfcnrf version of the Bible 

include- 

"For the Lord is good, his mer- 

cy Is everlasting and Ills truth 

cifdjireth to all generations ' (Pa 

Correlative passages from 

•Science and Health with Key to 

the Scriptures , by Mary Baker 

[Eddy, • ' 

nkv ANI> MRS. WH1RHT I " N ° W 18 * 1 h Wise but His Wl5- 

JWV. AND MBS, WBIGHT dom ,)0 tru(h h tfuf ,]0 ,ovc ,s 

ROT. and Mrs Stanley Wright, lovely, no life Is Life but the di- 

jJatouaHw to Colombia. South vule no good u but the good God 

Amcrlea, will speak aiid show pic- bestows 1 (p 276) 

ttirw in a special farewell service 

it the Ocean City Baptist Church I Christian Science service e\wy 

Sunday, at 7 30 p m Sunday at H a m. at «09 7th «t 

Ths Wrights will return to their Ly, "* 

mission field in South America I 

leaving from New York for Miami rlRST MLTHODI8T 

by train, and from Miami to Col- j t h gu >ad Central Av 

imbia by Pan-American clipper, | g,,Ti A ^ Qgngfoft, Pastor, 

Gliurch Announcements 

Prayer Meeting, and Bible Study 

arid Giving of Testimonies. 

* * * 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S R. C. 

14th it tn» iVtaley av. 

y 

February 11. 

pp, fa ^ L cm 

They will rejoin g^toy services: 

Cirrus, and Mrs. Cora Smith, oil off for every age Wilbur A. Clark, 

whom are serving as missionaries Urintendent. 

Clmbia members of the 

Classes 

sup 

g 

Colombia as members of 

flapU-t- churdL 

bli i Iit 

the 

ani_Mon,ing Worship Scrv- 

-Bei- WHllsni V- B.-yd of 

h 

n lead*** ux***& 

Motor Tune-Op 

MAKE I < 

CARS (# 

Ocean City Garage] 

Bth and Ocean Av ! 

PACKARD HOLDS THE Llffil 

No price increase contemplated, 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

on 

!-AWW:WI^ ; 1 

Check 

Your 

Car 

Inspection 

Women's Society 

To Have Retreat 

The annual spiritual rrtrcit 

provide, all our comf orU and aJJ our aeedi. 

Arch 

Supports 

City Baptist Chnwh 

*•"• V«etor B. Bcaltle 

First Methodist Church 

Bmw, A, L. Oonjloff 

LIBERTY 

SHOE R 

St. John's Lutheran 

Church 

Robert o. Ditto 

Ho|y Trinity 

Charch SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Simpaon A»#, 

Delayed Citation 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

«th at. and Anbury af. 

Christian Science 

MB 7th Street 

TABEBNACM 

CHtTIMJB (CoL) 

IBtLOB BAPTIST OBCBCB 

(Celored) 

SIACKDONIA M. t, CHCECB 

fOted 

Prompt Service on AU 

U. Price Is still 11, ule 

reserv ffi L L 

T. Powell 

TBS CtAMmw* ADi 

relaias 

trols were removed, except aO-50 deal is 

our Personal SaJUfaction Guarantee on all 

•old by us, 

AUTHORIZED PACKARD SALIS and 

Complete Slock of Puckar* Purta 

Auto Painting $50 up 

DENMAN TIRES IN STOCK 

BISHOP MOTOR 

Ave,, corner of 12A» 

JOY A, MENGEL 

SALES BUICK 

WALLACE BROTHER^ 

—ALL MAJOS REPA1REO- 

8EEVICE STATION 

Htm 

Plymouth-D 

^•FREKE - TIRES • BA1 

Ocean City Garag^ 

8th M 

Repair, on All 

Pantuc 

% 

leers 

1,100 for 

1846 

fiddles' Auxiliary 

. Hospital were 

I Ht the monthly 

in the hospital, 

ill, p»st preii- 

, p 

I officer. 

wen; Mrs. 

Kiwanis Honors Retiring 

Chief; Installs Officers 

Lieutenant-Goyemor Officiates at Gala Dinner 

At New Administration Take* the Helm 

Retiring President Henry B, late Dr. Mlnot B. Btannard, one of 

Cooper, Jr., was honored and in- the ehaMr members and the clbb's 

coming offleers installed Wednes- first iecretary. 

Arch 

w htle Olty, pr«i. 

Jtornir, vice proil- 

i Harris, weasurfr; 

ns, corresponding 

ut Mrs. Homer 

[HOSPITAL 

ual reports, it was 

' Auxiliary in the 

fflver $1,100 to the 

purchaM of a 

ne and a Ime- 

Uth, PleMantvllle, 

itt Cidnrnn, Ocean 

BttrJ co-chairmen 

«t committee. The 

pital lobby and 

ugh the sale of 

taf lifts to pa- 

om of merehiLn. 

»O PROJECT 

[•to reiume the sew- 

|make new articles 

for the hospital, 

for this purpose 

|lftn alternate Thurs- 

week. 

Bnted by the AUJC- 

ffoert O. Addlscott, 

sd luperintenderjt, 

" her work for the 

chairman of the 

ieveml years. 

»ls, 018 Wesley av., 

tor at Central av. 

Ethe week end In 

day night last week by the Ocean 

Oity Kiwanis Club, at a dinner 

meeting at the Oolf Club, 

Frank H, Hart, lleutenant.gov. 

tmor of Division 1, conducted the 

fernml portion of the program at 

an afTair attahded by some 78 mem. 

bers of the local club, the Sqmers 

Point club and their guests. 

ADAMS NEW PRESIDENT 

Harvey W, Adams, resort aeccunt. 

ant, was inducted as president to 

succeed Mr, Cooper, who had the 

distinction of heading the club dur- 

ing its 25th anniversary year. The 

retiring president received a past 

president's pin from Mr. Hart, and 

also was presented with gifts of a 

desk lamp and a pen and pencil set 

by Haney L. Chattin, on behalf of 

the members. 

The new president announced 

that he is Instituting something 

new—a Preiidenl's Award—to be 

given at the end of the year to 

the Kiwanjan who performs put- 

stwiding service to the club. The 

officers and directors will not be 

eligible for it. 

INSTALLS OTHER OFFICERS 

Ueutenant-Oovemor Hart also 

inMailed Arthur M, DeMaris as 

vice presldenti Walter A, Dittrleh, 

treasurer; Oeorge W, Meyer, iiecre- 

tafy; Frank C, Matthews and An. 

gustus J, Smith, directors. 

Mr. Hart praised the local club 

for having had an outstanding year 

in 1MB, He emphasized that its In- 

creased membership provides even 

better opportunily for community 

service this year. 

The Kiwanlans observed 

m*nt of silence In memory of the 

:RGER LUMBER 

THE FEIBNDLV YARD 

> Flame Proof Insulation Blanket 

Lumber and Millwork 

ire — Paint — Builders' Supplies] 

DMPT SERVICE — RIOIIT PRICES 

: Simpson Av. Phone 0948 

AUTHORIZED DEALEIK 

PAINTING 

EXTERIOR 

I'ttovU-e ruin your home when it carts no mare to have It 

'» masUr pafnter? l'es, w« still have pore Unseed OU 

and pre-war Paint, 

,ES VERNON HOUSAND 

> Street Ehone0984W 

The evening was concluded with 

an hour's program of professional 

entertainment arranged by Vice 

President DeMarls. The acts in- 

cluded songs by Vivien Swanson- a 

comedy and musical act by Joe 

Heed 1 , and a unique mystical per- 

forrnanee by Raymond Sheeta. who 

could "see" downs of assorted arti- 

cles •with his fingertips, while blind- 

folded. Reed hmaied the audience 

with his proficient playing of the 

harmonica by manipulating the in- 

strument,.with his t^ngup, without 

the use of hands. 

N, j. Divorces at 

Alarming High 

Now Far Above Na- 

tional Average 

New Jer»!*y's "nfr ft ownm In 

relat'on to mnrrlagt's is runnini; 

far above the national iivcrnfje. 

Chancellor A, Dayton OlipliuJil rp- 

portPd Saturday, as he warned 

that the rapidly lncreaxlnft voliimp 

of divorces 'presents a scriniis so- 

cial and moral problem" not only 

to the Chancery Court but to ihi> 

state itself. 

He said that 10,024 petitions for 

divorce were filed in New Jersey 

last year, against fla.aso marriages, 

or more than one out ol six. The 

rise is more dramatin by compari- 

son with the 4.5B4 peiitions in 

1P40. 

He said it mriy be that a certain 

proportion of the eases are brought 

in this state because of more 

stringent divorce laws in neighbor- 

ing stales, ir so, he said he has 

the power to correct the mutter 

by tighteniiiE court procedure. 

RoadAidRequests 

Far Exceed Funds 

State Swamped 

With Applications 

Although applications have b»en 

received for 504 road projects in 

townships and boroughs .this year, 

the State Highway Commission 

has funds avaiUble for only about 

2SS, Commissioner Spencer Miller, 

Jr., reported this week. 

At present, 13,180,000 is reserv- 

ed annually Jor townships and 

boroughs, reprtisentlng $150,000 for 

each county. Miller said that sll 

the requests pregented from muni- 

cipalities would require approxi- 

mately $8,043,864, 

Cape May County officials ex- 

plained this week that the same 

situation prevails every yeBr, with 

requests for state aid always urn- 

QuntlnK to much more than the 

funds available. The county will 

receive its usual $78,000 for F. A, 

B, C hard surfacing, of which 

Ocean City will get the customary 

J17.500 allocation 1 . 

The legislature has directed that 

beginning with the next fiscal year 

July 1. the township and borough 

fund be increased to $4,200,000, 

which wouW give *» sxtra, 1(0,008 

annually to each county for new 

cnnstructioii. This additional 

money, if and when made avnii- 

iible, will be distributed later. 

There is some talk in Trenton of 

ninvlnjc this effective date ahead, 

so tlie larger county portions eoulrt 

be rnflde available in the spring. 

X 

•toff of a blighted 

That Swiff iweethearu 

to the parting of the 

ktcpf on climbing UP. 

on coming DOWN. 

ttf ago they Muted out 

hand-ia-tund. 

aJio die irmy of your 

It liu b clinib> 

of Labor 

it hu gone up 

1939. 

• minute! N«rion»t 

ahoi^ that the cost 

hu actually been 

Mtd, Since 1930- 

of war and »hort- 

price* and higher tmxes 

of electricity haa de- 

By, the average American 

new Betting twkt u 

kky for hi money tit 

i ago. Never h*» eke- 

i •» much for to little. 

i Md nelghbon in' 

ny - under found fcmi-1 

toagtnant — made thi» 

I Your «wa btettattd UM 

IC CITY 

IC COMPANY 

Sen. Redding on 

Four Committees 

Senator Oeorge A, Redding was 

appointed a member of four com- 

mittees In the new legislature which 

opened last week. 

He Is assigned to the judiciary. 

game and fisheries, public health 

and transportation committees. 

The judiciary committee will have 

custody of all ol Governor Alfred E. 

DriscoH's appointments during the 

year. 

Senator Redding also made the 

following appointments to legisla- 

tive posts: Rev. Samuel Harker, 

West Cape May, clerk to the Board 

of Navigation, $400: Thomas Spen- 

cer, North Wildwood committee 

clerk, $250: Edward Dale, Cape May, 

page, $280, and John Vallese, Wood 

bine, doorkeeper, WOO. Vallese, i 

veteran, is the only new appointee 

Children Share 

Morris Estate 

John 8. Morris, Philadelphia but- 

ter dealer and long-time Ocean City 

summer resident, left an estate of 

$49,400 to two children, according 

to his will admitted to probate late 

last week. 

Mr, Morris, wliq^ died January 2 

bequeathed his Philadelphia and 

Ocean Oity real estate to a daut 

ter, Mrs. Ethel M. Hall, of Drexel 

Park. The residuary estate and his 

interest in •John S, Morris and Son 

Were left to a son, Edgar D. Morris, 

of Villanova. 

Mr. Morris owned a summer home 

Here at 1004 Ocean av. He started 

the Philadelphia business more than 

half a century ago, after his parents 

moved to Ocean City from Palermo 

Cities Shunning 

Housing Aid 

New Jersey municipalities nrc not, 

generally interested in the state 

government's offer of emergency 

aid for veterans' housing, according 

to a report of Charles R. Erdman, 

Jr., Housing Administrator. 

He disclosed Friday that SO faJf 

only 86 of the state's 586 municipal, 

ities have initiated housing pro* 

grains under the program Which 

141,000,000 of state funds available 

for the purpose. He railed upon 

any others who may be Interested 

to make their requests no later 

than February 1. After that date, 

it will be assumed that they do not 

want it. 

Police Pay Raised 

By Sea Isle City 

Pay of Sea Isle City policemen is 

increased under a resolution udopu'd 

by the commissioners last week. 

The chief will now receive i7 a 

day and two patrolmen $8 a day. 

All three are on duty seven days 

u week. The base pay of the patrol- 

men previously was $4,B4 a day. 

Mayor William A. MafTert said 

efforts should be made us soon as 

possible to make pay comparable 

with that of other resorts, and also 

Ui establish n nolire retirement 

fund. 

Freeholders Appeal 

Train Withdrawal 

The eounty freeholders have au- 

thorized Solicitor Robert K. Bell to 

file a public complaint protesting 

the diseontlnuanee of the morning 

bridge train from Cape May Oounly 

points to Philadelphia, 

The train was dropped by the 

'ennsylvanlo - Reading Seashore 

Lines at the close of tho 1846 sea 

son. Protests by Cape May and 

Wildwood travelers were overruled 

by the railroad and the Public Util- 

ity Commisilon on the ground that 

passenger travel in wihter does not 

ustify the service. 

Mother and Son Hcjld 

In Jewel Theft 

Indictments wore relumed by the 

Brand jury la»t week against Mrs. 

Alice Hand, 48, and her son, Lewis, 

21, of Mayville, on charges of lar- 

eny of $3500 worth of ]ewilry 

which state police (aid they found 

n a trash dump. 

They arc now under $500 ball 

waiting trial. Prosecutor Harry 

Tenenbaum told. ' 

Mrs, Hand was said by troopers 

o have found the Jewell on the 

ump, and, accompanied by her 

ion, to have sold them to a pawn- 

broker in Atlantic County, 

Sea Isle City to 

Raise School Cost 

lea Ida City's school budget for 

(M7-4B shows a taxation Increase of 

11299 over the current year, 

The new budget Includes a boost 

of $1000 in the appropriation to pay 

tuition of pupils attwidlns Ocean 

City High School, which recently 

raised Its rates, and $1065 Increaw 

lot tMtbjr ulMIim 

J. S. KRUK & CO, 

PILING 

BULLDOZER WORK 

GRADING - GRAVELING 

Phone Ocean City 0987-1 

wgCw'f 

Need a New 

ROOF 


In either cue—caU Independent We've the ex- 

perience, the men, the material* and the equip, 

mint to give you a perfect Job on any type robf. 

We've been roofers for many yeara and 

fee for many more. That's wfiy an 

guarantee means •omething. Pick a 

ancially sound firm to re-roof for you. 




I'REBS Of CEHTAINa'RED ROOFING PRODUCTS 

3 S, Fleming Ave. 

4-1SS2 Allanlle City 

700 

City 

ith Si, 

Ph. 4-1SS2 Atlanlle City Ocean City Hi, 0160 

Free Estimates Famished — No Dawn Pufnu-nl K*qulred 

TERMITES 

home f 

Xermites Da Gutty 

Befort You Know JH 

An unknown to you tormlM 

'may be flamnging the foun- 

d&Hssf of ^SEF hftfyift Vatt 

ewsen never know they bnt 

Unnltei until cmrtly daman 

U already dono. Dont tak» 

ebsneea. Had oat now with • 

fres Tennlnlx in*p«cUoa.' 

Write or pUono; 



Phone 1200 

B|i"> " MMniin ii niiliiB 

! PAPERHANGING I 

Calvin L, Fisher I 

201 Asbury Avenue 1 

Phone 0299-W 1 

itiiHiii nmmitit iniitUil M!lliiliM|!lllig 

UPHOLSTERING I 

SLIP COVERS 1 

THOMAS SEREMBA I 

iinfi Vrniniir Av»., \>n|nnr, N, J.I 

Phone 2-5215 ! 

SI) IMAIKil: Foil KNTI.MATKS I 

lMifH ilflliif lHlllli!i!«lim HIIHHtfMM Q 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 




Robert L, Sampson 

215 - 5th St. 


Phone 1048 

Shingtet 


24A»buryAvC. Ph. 1237 

i l l H i ! ! i l l f M | ! l l l l i i ! i | 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

RErtNISRINO 

H. R. BRECKLEY 

U Ctnliml AM. Ft, 2S67-W 

FOB QUICK KERU1.T8 

USE TBE OLASIIFIED ADS 


ROOFinC 


ODTTERS « SPOUT1NQ 

Vuui" Air Conditioning 



Glass 

Pallmhtt FUti 4 Winds* 

GLASS 

Finlnn, Ants, Kunn 

S, ROSENBERG 

m Arctic Ave. Atlantic Cl 


Ocean City Representative 


Phones: 

Atlantic City 

4-6186 

Oreui City 

23M-J 

Floor Sanding 

ffJitllliHlHtiHMiMH! •••« II 

T ARCHITECTS 

IKllimilt mi yiluitiou ol work HI, 

iunpiiui or is gnmn, Skelctii 

iiBI tlgipriBM iiu, JO rtirf em- 

I iKrluct, 

I SAMUEL R. STAPPOHD 

I MM WBttil AT, PI. li».J 

itiitiiii 

KEYS MADE 

ALL TYPES 

WE ARE TAKING 

ORDERS FOB EVINRUDES 

LEMONT' 

MS Buy Av, Ph. 1787 


m* FLOOR SANDING *m 

Reftniihing — Wwting -- Polishing 

1026 ASBURY AVE, Phone 17734 

Builder* 

^ •---—"fn* i ""r"M'ffiiftjiiiif fni! [i 

i EAGL 

EAGLE INSULATION 

PRESSURE INSTALLED 

i 33 Mantua U Wt? If 

I Fuel Savlnn WIU Ik; Their OtM. Ibn* CMWftrt 

1 JOHN L TROUT 

I BEGIBTER£D BVIL»EE 

1063 Ashwy Am Ph. lj!00 

ifillfiitiiilMHMMlilllliifiii 

SIDEWALL SHINGUNG 

RE-ROOFING PAINTIfffi 

REMODaiNG 

worn 

"SNEDAKER" COMBINATION 

Screen A Storm Windows 

MAIL COUPON FOB HRMAIV tDB 

GEORGE SEDDON 

S P 

55 Sunset Place 

Wlthont 

Name ,. 

Pbow 2148R, 

I 

Builders 

Cameron Bros. Co. 

Builders, Jobber* 

and Roofer* m, mn 

CARPENTER 

JOBBING AI.TERATION8 

PAINTING 

Robert Oayvillr- 

1309 West Avfnoc Phone 1371 

S. L, SMITH 

Registered Builder of 

Modern Bones 

JOBBING . ROOFING 

10J8 Simpson Aw. rH, 1823-W 

POTTS r BROsT 

Builders 


Phone 0O61-W 

Builder* 

H. C. Pontiere 

BUILDER 

933 We»t Ave. HL 180ft 

Jobbing 

Alteration* and 


Albert S. 

wt < «TO 

im 

F. C. Slacum 

BUILDER 

3312 Asbni7 Ave, 

Phone 1539 

DRIVE CAREPCIiI/Y! 

TODAY 

TODAY . . . AND EVen?-DAY.I 

Septic Tank* 

SEPTIC TANKS 

and CESSPOOLS 

•SILT w REPAIRED 

« YMH> EiptrtooM fa Oaia 

City mi iltiU 

LEONARD 

MI WtH Arcsu HUH IMS 

Painters Painter* 



RUSSELL SUTTON 

939 ASBURY AVE. Phone 0291 

to VMIer Matthews) 

Plumbing-Heating 

HARRY DIBB 

nniBO _ HBATIWO 


York Boiler Burner Unit* 

York 

Winter Air Conditioner* 

M KIOHTB 8TRIET 

Pi.M 1«T(-W - KM. PkHI 

HIDMfll 

Ph. MM si WS7-J 

Loui* Taccarino 

Orrini tth mill A.hurr Ate. 

PLtJMBINO - HEATING 

G. V. OIL BURNEES 

OU IBM Cfcuied, Servtoed 

Fred H. Manley 


/Blonutlc Oil HuUnj 

(taltaeai 

R'T Oil Burner Silt! Md Sen la 

94? Asbury Ave, 

TEhphane 1256-/ 

CONSTANT FORD 


900 Simpson Avenue 

Phone 0900 or I833-J-2 

Ml THE CLASSIFIED. ASS 

FOB QUICK RESULTS 

William J. Smith 

PAINTING 

INTEEIOE md EXTERIOB 

WALLS SCRAPED 

I Ajbnry An, FWone 1IW7-J 

HtlMMIHMIlllHIMt 

C CBRECXLEV, he. 

House and?Sign 

PAINTING J 

XaMr MtBi PttsU ' 

JM AiMry An, Ph. 0357.W, 

"MIMitlHtlllllMIII 

/r.,, 

wilt pay yon to 

read the 

Clarified Adt 

PAINTING 

CHARLES FKIES 

mi 


Plumbing Heating 

Oil Burners 

William O. TownMod 

MS Attantlo Aft. Ph. ittt-J 

I MICHELE PILEGGI 


Phone 1876 

605 North Street 

A,. IN i/SBf A,. 

WUIwd F. StetMr 


JOBBIHO 

Phone 0383 OtMW Cltj, N. X 

} " 

Plumbing • Heating 

OH, BDENEB SEBVICl 

HANS BURKHARDT 

INC. 

Ml Aitmry In, 

JfZ!w*J5m, 

Robert M. Morfor* 

PLUMBING - HEATING 

SLIMMER 

X >\^' • A; - - • 'H

"_ 

The preliminary study is expiHrtrd 

to be a determining ractor a^ to 

whether federal funds »111 be made 

mailable for full survejs of the en 

tire coast erosion situation 

Four in County Get 

Legislative Jobs 

Set Geog A Rdd 

announced appointments to iegis 

latise posts of four person from 

Cape May Counts 

Batiiuel Hari\rr o/ v^p t Cape "• **"= t^t,.-, 5,HJUH 

Mm ttaj named rink to DIP hnarrt | "Pencd in itiptimbu 

___• _ _,_ fii-iiili.. \ I ,, , .1i • _ _-. 

and fes ehstn a o 

the 5th and sth Made" is un du 

each dav in and ncai tin ihool 

t« in urr alitj ol [jit ulln i i In 

dren The member al r o|ja\f un 

Ij mieUligs on Tliur'.dav wil 

Patrolmflii tn«.i» Crahntn pollr 

department adusor 

CAPT4IN SELECTtU 

Ra\niuiid Ch ri«lck In lit 

lecled raptanl nf 11/ ]inluil «ill 

John Impathaû u d B 

Heist heuteiiants 

Miss fjeraldine Fo'ittr uf tlu 

school faeultj directed orgain/ali 

of the patml 5liorth dlln I he In 

of LOmmprce and imsigation at J4U0 

Thomas Speni-cr North tyildsioud 

committee clerk it MOD Ed«aid 

Dale Cape Maj page it 1230 and 

John Vallesst Woodblup door 

keeper at J2OD Mr Valle-sp a set 

cran i the only new appomUr 

Senator Rrdding said The steering] 

committee retenih dilated the 

Senator Job,, amounting to 1100 

pb 

l,if.ults nd iû t i^niiif 

dutie' mti hilpmj, iu knp Hit pi, 

launrl it i pi sk lr\e] 

Mr Ihdler pomtid tJUt lint [In 

Pdlrol IMJ a doubk piii|Xj e It nut 

nnlv make for Breater ill l\ , | 

the rl lldlri |,i,l it il i , , i,n, 

Nuthcr [KiltH ill parij ui the 60 

year period has rejected itj candi 

date for the preîdenrj immcdiatel 

after losing an off j ear election 

alim IL cil 

111 it po i 

31 alli-r 

11)4 it 

Mill rLtnc 

OIL BURNERS 



TOWNSEND 


60S Atlantic Avenue Phone 0328-J 

Postmaster Resigns 

At Wildwood 

Fonmiw,trr I'atni k J 

ildsstsod In rr ij-nrd 

II pffesli%i lanuarv 

'EIMIIIE _]„•• Frblujn 

»a c announrpd that lie 

on pension 

Mr 3liortt itliir L I ( itliulu 

laMnan in tilt sauthrni pirt uf Hit 

counts formcrh «H nirliis 

Ireasuar nf ihr VAilrlssin rl Snli L 

Fund .lid il o ss_ j, rlupf Jpr], ,„ 

the fedrril u\ii wnnr at Phil irli I 

phis durmj, Wtirhi «ir r 

Wlldisuod riti,rn, ,rp mom 

mcndiiiK appointliiPiiL of Jorf>pli r 

Bran'field a his ii i . , Bi m 

flpjd i at prpwnl -t riipun [ UP, , )r 

of inlciiial rpMiiur 

datum Ir 

and ^111 

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ntirthruttn pui nl tin 

uhjttti 

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fiim i,ln i, 

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HEATED WITH JduecoaT 

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Eight Are Rescued 

From Burning Boat 

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TERMITES 

[FHONB US 

1300 Wes! Avenue 

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Wildwood to Pay 

Lifeguards More 

Wildwood Iifptudirt mil IP CUP 

higher pay np\t iimmrr M,,drI ,, 

new schPduli adupicd bj tht i.um- 

niissioners. 

The guards Uirratcnpd in Hrikc 

last summer because ol tlipir pav 

and were granted temporary iii-' 

ereMes to finish the season 

Under the new scale (lie eaiitains 

pay will be up to MOO a month a 

raise from $350. Lieutenants are 

•ais-d from $150 to flflaJO" tliird- 

year guards from $|2S to 1143 7', 

jecqnd.year (juards from j|]0 l0 

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han Plriifantville HJb W tf 

V.r\ r, MAI IF — A uilinhili Ink 

•smith «r\irc Waltrr E Allen, 

70S Onitliil at Phunr 0418 M tf 

CommerciaJ Printing 

I EWI3 I BAIirUTI 807 ^hblll 

Avr Ph 12H^ Printing innimir 

cial btitioiiLry ofliLc 

SAVE PULL! RJ side your home 

with »t'te waterproof asbtstos 

thd i l h l 

New mi-thud 

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tliuroufh insulfi- 

i aklld 

tlon A_plinlt r i ifi K akillnd nie- 

eh»iilc_ hi f lim_t< INDEPKN 

DENT ROOFINC, CO 700 8th st 

1 Ac,I I Mil i ml \\ ,. 1 i w Hi i 

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impk tt I lh it IL uill 111 i In u i 

linn 

VIRGtL II HLEHr ^. CO 

Home IiiMjliititiii Coniiacttir 

1053 Aibun Alt 

Plione 1200 

COLDSPOT units, rebuilt b> far 

tary methods Guarant-ecd O D 

Hnekjiey 931 Asbury av Pnone 

1224 tf 

t ! ^l" D I US hi uht 11 il M]H Autn 

Ma ^ R' hullt ll f k ih i IH I 

l-iiltilifni stun [ mr! hn 1 p imp^ 

Ci u_ MNtnr .ill I-iikli li fruk 

-umir I'uiiit in 1 Mn^ Lintline 

Hhd Phunt Hiinm ••• mi n_ h ti 

USED Furniture bought and sold. 

When you have anything to leU 

Mattresues renovated just like new. 

Furniture upholstered. 1'hona At- 

lantio City 4-2309, a«k for Mr. Tho- 

tnas €3ohen, Atl&ntic Coast Bedding. 

Used Hekting Stovee 

COAL and wood Moves, ranges, 

bucket-a-day, et«. Used bicycles, 

taasonable, H. Rafl and ions, 144 

and »v,, Oape May Court House. 

Phone S-6041^ tf 

T1BEB Ftresfone" tires and" kubei. 

Pswenger and truck. PALMJB, 

1119 Asbury A\e Phone 0238 ti 

I OB BALE—Vieuum Cleaner nea 

and rebuilt Fre. iltmonHtrntion 

Cash or time pajmmi* Pattoni 

53 Wtit av Phone 1083B II Btf 

OOUD UsPd Lumber tnrt build 

nilj niittnil InlU Sup|3l\ .ard 212 

Mblru.e A\ Atlantic cm Phone 

toALL—Llectrolux rLffikfratar 7 cu 

rt vasliiiib niaclmir brdroom 

mtt Inner prind m.ittn js Huff 

man 654 Asbury as Phonr 01 IS J 

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sALE—BILVLIC tnc^cltj stuotrr 

In h in ill li.h> \^ ilkt r^ h_,by 

strnllrrs dull roach Wilsons roller 

"kales arti ants BElh oiut' tat 

(.mtrs iren" hBPedomntcr', tool 

baK I r uiliitht liiri> umi ill r iF 

t? M Aiinirilli and bum Bir>iks 

ind radio 

Charles Hrown 

Phono 1825-Jl. 

U31 1ORD 

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A 1931 Ford _-d(Hir, g(X>d 

ii $•• • t t l *6O 

, gX>d 

tin trailrr *6O 

Marmora N J 

' 1-24 

truck Tiiotor re 

dii R 

RD pinrl truck Tiio re 

built, excellent condition Re 

(lilre no nl In tueen clunp «75 

1410 Wi IPJ i i 14 

UJ7 OLDSMOMIF f, vludir 4 

d >u t ia hi lit 1 \ u v t r bin heirM tins IM«. or 

P4fnonm ropi«stintHtl \f< and tl e|r 

or a j of (I Q]r hp|rs 

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M IDS f tllti 

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MAY OOUNTY 

VOUMQS 

IN TJIIC MATfffft OF ' 

TION OK contfnvu 

GTOBY TO Asmjtim ' 

OOJtMJLL JUtlVB Fj 

tlon e(r OIKDiyR 

JuMtu Qyong 

to tblt 

g forth th« 

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JOHN TI1O.1I AH JOHNSON 

or rlitld «f t hr ntfv of til 

lib.if-f of pa ji 

county _ijd th_t 

h.reiiler Mid petitioner ah*II 1 

pntition urridMlt tfld tin* or 

flu I o 1 rec rdod In tha Connty I 

offl o I li|t '• _...... 

ll ratifw _ certlifTtM x 

_r to be filed with _£*) 

tc. _ccordlnff to U| t 

o mAdfl and provid 

on motion of 

AJr.-.-rt M _A»h. 

orn«> for P«tltion*r 

F^-i 

ITC 

Don'l Suffer Another ; 

Arr > 

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ur* nthlrir k foot fruptl 

rtiing Hai\hBtn or idhet 

nunt^l mkin trouble? r#T • 

inin 11 w nffrrpd I* tl_«i 

dmi 4 n*mi* ton cAnpflt 

\1(T»K. OINTMEftT — Uw 

Tutim untl janw ^^ 

SOLD BY ALL DBtfG 81 

GETS 

RADIO REPAIRS 

On All Model., 

Call and Delhnrv Bervlce 

Electrical Washer 4 Mn§$ration Service 

KMttaator Leon-m QE-Hot Pstfil Pbilco 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

71 °A*buryAve. SmmH Phon. 1242 

llectricil Wiring ^SL -Bendix 

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We'll enjoyf 

CLEAN HEAT,,. 

COMFORT 

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JOIN THI MARCH 

OP DIMES 

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15-DAY DELIVERY! 

Ben_«Hw_ Slat With niked 

DlMntl FinUh In White or Ivory 

Colored Tapo 

MM. to MMMHN 1ST 

Jour Wlndowj 

tttt DeUnry «M 

Asphalt Tile Flooring 

Installed 

H. M. BURKE 

For Information Plione R, B. ftiley, O.C. 0784 

H«Men Cvpet Co., 32«ff Vtae St., Plul*., P.. 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

Local and Lang 

Moving, Hauling 

and Storage 

Philadelphia 

Trips Daily 

Office Phon.—0805 

Warehouse — Office 

loth Street and Ural Av. 

(Inrinrrlj liillnjtlnn'i,) 

SPECIAL JM-HO0B 

rACKAOB SEBTICB 

OUT 

Hofiiu mi 

j VETERINARIAN 

I Dr. C. T. ] 

M W. ISth St 

cBtsoronnz 

cron 

IW. Thomas Adams, 

Hour. _y 

Dr. t. W. Bctts 

Optometrist 

17m Atiuitis 

Aiumic city, JI. t. 

WiUite P. Hiiww, 

Otntnl Prte«c» • IliMifN N tt* 

a MM w i 

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MORGAN OAND, It 

CITU SafitH 'ii^jM 

CITU 

OMM CIV, V. J. 

Frank 

CIVIL 

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"AGE SIX 

BfWildw 

P^Wina 'Storf 

I 0 SQMBRS PO'j,, 

I' _ wood Infant h}'W 

f G winner of the-' 

L i «• Derby turnip 

orlal Hospital L'j|j 

He was born i'«J 

ary 1, tu Mr- j l t- 

East Oak m 2 1 j 

Was prcwntfd ' 

by the Junior , ( 

hospital on bef J|, 

son liS; 1 ' 

FrI nn,i ût I, 

II KIWI 

- "Centennia 

E TWELVE 


LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET 

Mil tl. Ill III,I T III rill ( M l u r (1(1, i s I 1(1 rill M l m 1 111 n 

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Mr Idirwy will irnpnn In. n-s- 

h'snihillii I hi- *r,i i.jill 

"ilfiir 1 I ii',i liin 

,1 liliiil ill hi'iiihi, |h|. ,1 h.il 

Mii'l Illi- i III II.II k 

P---nns\ \\ HPI--I!I Buys 

Drvsvl Ani:« Hotel 

School Board to 

Saturda

1 , l' 

./'.• -^.i 

* , &f"2b£*A 

mimim 

^ 

fiffiSSiMS' 1 '^' 

! ,"»«? of *M« officers and COBI. 

MRS, JOmi P, dADMAN niltlees at Trenton last Sunday 

J. WtBSOQTT OJU3MAN, Jr. r" W. 

MORTGAGE 

FUNDS 

1 Actldent FreqoencT udCblm 

jOMto have irtwtmr Increwed 

• tolttUftifn «f 

I line rsUontaf. 

I if* "TOiMlw -Îtai no 

iBOtoinoWJe ingnnUK* ommn 

|Haney Lloyd Chattin 

S (0«MB Cllr'i tttten Aotomobil. 

1 INSURANCE 

SPEARS SHDF 

itMC ATLflNT ! t AVL . 

ATLANnocrrr 

mmm 

sm* 

Now Get the 

LOT 

CAREY 

Vbit Mi 

•>•« r-i l . 

Repair! Improve 

Remodel! Install 

With m F.H.A. Title I Property Improve, 

Loan from this bank. Loans up to $2500 far M I 

u three years. 

• REPAIRS to any building — far N 

busineas or fun UK, 

• REMODEL for more room, more com 

or more income. 

INSTALL an oil burner, new plumbing 

other equipment. ; • 

IMPROVE by painting, roofing, .icnng 

similar Work. 

THE NATIONAL BM 

of OCEAN CITY 

BIEMBEfe FEDERAL DEPOSIT INBUBANCE COKFORAT 

WEMBEtt FEDERAL &E8EEVE 8VSTBW 

Banking Hour*: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. -•• 

Saturday.: 9 a.m. to 12 M. 

ttM INSURANCE 8HAHCME3 

CHELSEA TITLE *d 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

WLIIBBT O, A'BtibTT 

OCEAN cm OJTICES 

nu HA l (M £ 

Store Open 

1 S^^f 

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Wr> *- t 

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Htm fats, ftMa MAtoyily ttMlar 

, r».N, .lc, will >... «l.'M,|, w«k« 

CHUCK ROAST 38 

Fr-hly Oronod Mamlwirg _._-_ n 

raney, rr«»h-KIII»d, Grad. *, N.arb/ Frying 

•qn«w> Cut Lamb Sbonlder » 41a 

Breast and Shank Lamb n. xs« 

I 

fraihFillarof • 

FLOUNDER 3 

PRODUCER-CONSUMER CAMPAIGN 

* it* f r t l h t f r f 

;' UUctmav. f. No. I Sin A Main. 

POTATOES 

Uffwt. ""««*»* 

BniM.liigBniuM "lit AopUi w*""^*!!, 

;.•;:,'. : N* California I I. I. »Mifngi • IWM Stwiht 

FLORIDA ORANGES ,x8-^35 

Farmdol* Cut StringUsi 

BEANS 

•ay fey *• Ma, $1.M 

tfSC ax P«« 

Rob-lord Halve* PeaehM ui 

tflenwood Ap|»l* tauce 

CUtl A l t t *«i» 

Anothar Oraa In Egg Mm 

QoUXtat Lara* Selectad 

^L 

Hw far Wllm, pogd,lo8 o, trylnj, 

EGGS *"»«*" *» 

dSW C«t or Jttllennc Mn a&M90 

FarnxUle Evaporated Ml* ffl| i«« 

Cliolc* Fruit CocktaU N ^Me 

Foooy Orap«fralt S«otlof '^^^^S^ff^S 

With -id mftriy fverits in tn» to. straight Barnes, r / ;. • team did but on a HJIV and wn ^ «wt,lBiIUMd;jiBBn«wui IJT. .J»,,HBW,.i* 

K i. M. •• - u L_I t the lianttof WllflWoodHIgli 

'OMkubaU. reiulto. swimming race last Kit y niiht. By i sm of 

result*, ma fpu| ihoottog clump. 48-30 ' \ : ; 

lenibips, the reiUlU Of the quail- Hih.ttjM niBht the' a^hnnlhnin 

flciuon iwtoi^ will be announced JS22£n '^L'l,^ 0 ?^ 

Thf. in.mUeifwlM, 18 

toe school pool, or the 

t bl 

Wgh boys, as comp«red with tait Ceaeh WUbur Clark's boys just BBINGHUBST AND SOUTHARD 

ywr'i total »fA80 per sent, couldn't flna,the hoop to the ^ » SPARK CHATTERBOX IEAM 

Mid 39 have not, 

MAI 1, IE8I DEADLINE 

Time will be given until Miy 1 

tor every fellow to do his best to 

paw the test, A boy who can't 

BMMnljMmjWE O 

mtr acUvity Before 

th Wild|;fi 

fte i^roi both yeMi tBt| 

ere Kay Deary, who formerly a«- 

"swlnuner 

er 1 

ed 100 per cent and receives three peretnt of their shot«, WUdwood, with seven, 

pointl on its Beflumulated total, on the other hand, wu,in top form Both school varsity games In the 

1 ' and 12 lengtnj is a Throughout the farte the locals I honors. The Ohattttboit jumped in', mi ElJlle KrtfoF^rKSMTw- 

"fluftlifiefl swimaier", appeared physjwUy tired, and al- to an ewiy lead and sêd there, JStuto WMOmn ffi^y?d 

Every team that his all its mem. though.they worked the ball under Townieha again was lop man with m the" W-5BKI S and Mte^bers 

qUUtfied im i t 1» U t they missed about M eight points followed by Hl a ^ 

Btwia* WINS 

become 100 per cent was the 8th *»«? aeoott* enlarged as top spor- floor. The dribblera will meet Cape f "* SM Wcte.was wop by Kfrtgrade 

squad, »H', piloted "by T * r "** M points, although playing May tni«"îday night wid have a & N - rawell, of BBanttan O. O,, 

Grandy, Thr« of the fellows on guard, to the absence of Jimmy Ol. return engagement with Pleasant- who also competed hm, , . ', • 

tewn "H" couldn't pass the t«st lver - nm Oorson contributed 10 «nd vlUe Tuesday night. . Among the officials ifl charge of 

Wt year, hut came through with -— . - - —— — ,H- •— "» « **»• jiarlM O. timer 

flylBf colors this tw. Out of a to- __=____«___^_ '^^m^m^»^^m^^^^^^^ " Anthony A, Beestf, brothers of 

tel of 24 teams in the entire intra. —"'"". „ „ . BSiSTTaWafta^faalH ?" y • 1 0« n ? «W«»ier Henry Roeser, 

y 

Sffi rt ^ T Too Lte Late T To Clify Clwsify ^»M«IKI^ &•*» --w « 

5^!!? B 2. b _?.?* Jr H«l- ftjiB—% twin h53i~with~7~ bed- itntatoto's won a i-i decision .ber.** the attieials inquired v aJMut 

up to fourth position UJ the flen-|» v -_ 

ior standings, Pour of the team Wi 

mates were unable to swim the 12 terlor and Interior. William J. 

laps last year, but succeeded this Smith, 8 Asbury av. Phone ISflT-J. 

term, 1 (f 

There are th t * ~ 

i ", S^nny Townsend's 

"U", and. Jim Micholi' "V. 

mi BaV 

set or drums and ao- md ln - 

||8, Oall Jomer* Point ,fl» Ocean Cltr women's team 

ar« three undefeated squads in theBAfcB-aroeery 

store on Asbury m »t «ayl«id, Connto DTtrnperio 

finlpr League, teams T,^ D and X, ,fc?L!J l ^ tl JSSS 1 ^*Efi m £ n ! Itollti the only high gume, lift 

w Om bi mmaa lio's T-men battled to "a 21-31 "tie f*v"i, «!'« - JEmmQB'.m TOPS 

Monday, last week, BUI Oorwn, a Stretch, 428 Ocean »v. l-IO C|ry tEAGlE BOWLERS 

U-rnan, sank a field goal in theWAUTro 

— tttperHnced high type Hfrb jgnnlngs (bowed the way 

closi g mit , to to tie i hthe 

count. BS^ffi 

STAOl IllMINATiONa 

On Monday thta week each team 

had m elimlnationi in the foul 

shootlBg championships. ' The top 

two of each team will eompete for 

clart ehamplon arid, then » t S W y 

league topper, who will receive a B33TOT'.body and 

m.W for achieving^, ^ , u 

tt ft"*fflB B mg°f tl fflg tor the City tSlgle kiiieS MS? 

cfiffi of off&^||ylo AIIBÎ W night, tallying the week's best 

av. i-81 8»n» ot 264. There were numar- 

° uioUl S o ^ ti ft" lm POUND - itow boat. Owner may °, W • 

ui J1 oUl Sn o ^ ti ft" lm 8 W" 161 ' •»claim 

same on proper Identuica- eluding ass by Ittd DTmperlo, aas 

tton Mdûrlng 1(6 fo» tWi a4 As- by Oiear ^^ney,,,«a fiy artng 

Wy *fo TOury ay. l-fl Gamin, 221 by WM Wttrich mid 

B33TOT'bd d it t 

just as football passing WHS. ' 

As] won as mom swimming race 

results come In, a list of this year'^ 

the record times clocked. 

Win in Atlantic City 

SlF&r ^ 

-MobU itation 

Oirage, ~" "~" ~ ' ' tf BALE^-DeKnond Apartments, cor- 

SITUATIONB—Wlu care for ehll. neynrst andAsBuryAve, «apartdren, 

evenings pr«ferred, aOe an ments, each ..with living room, din- 

Phone Q97B-W 

furnished • 

year 'round « 

monthly. Box 5321 

eers scored two yiotoriei over At- I jaS; eoai-buming space heatiri 

, , * ——— _ age. Can be financed, |M,7S0. front home thig summer. Make ns- BBAfE^T V/ÎID 

RETURN FROM POCONO8 " Stretch, 488 Ocean m. Llfl errotlons early. Box 6945, Sentinel- rKUIRWI IWUK 

Thi Misses Helen French, Mary BALE— 48 Brentwood"cnffiE~wlth 1!,^^. M . nÂ —ar.— 7 a"AD UflTU 

Shoemaker, Irene Pox, Lou Reiner covers, $3 ea.|S wooden booths aA tef* n 1LS M %,n M ftJJ Bdlt JS?' CAR WITtl 

and Dolores Oassy resumed this with tab es $lp ea. Morrison's Res- pgg 1 ^ ^ ^ CM °«w> °«g J^^ ^ jmjm 

Buckhui Palls in the Foeorios, 

Phone 1018 Estlmatrs I 

GEORGE L. GRUBB1 

«^WM • .KXTOBIOB I 

• 1040 Central Avenue • 

mm Examined 

Glauses Pitted 

Optometrist 

615Bghth Street. 

: TpeiAiraTV" N J 

H d, mi Inn,. 

IfpB. ul Frl. ETC. by Am*l. 

G. XGeqige 

WATOT4AKER 

Watch and Jewelry Repairs 

; Jr4 flw', N«Hon«l B.nk Bide. I 

801 Asbury Avi, '•;' :»OBf MM I 

Spaghetti Sauce 

mmmm 

r"— r , 'Vr 

desire to rent small cottase or 

R. S, Stretch, 431 Ocean av. 

kitchen privileges, February' 1 to Potot. j^t 

Jnne 

»l- Th* MMah MMahaUi 1248 Central SAtB—Large- si«e Reatrola (sou- 

av. av Phone 2197^W, 2197W 131 1-31 burning) burning 1 will will het heat S 5 or 8 rooms, 

BALB-Ocean Of» Bowlmj Alleys j ^ WiffHJ bargain for qpuick sale; 8 clothes 

el, Marmora, N, J. 

0 ' WB 1 »'•• 8 mt $M 

at 12th st, and Bay av. iuildtaBs trees^JW ._ ilthjt. 1-31 

real estate and equipment. Can be SALE — Cadillac 1943-62. 4-*>or 

6een in epention every night except radio and heater, hydramatlc 

lunday. All » Mceirent oondltion, drive, eiteellentcondilion. Trade or 

B. B.Jtw6Bh,_gB Ocean av. u cash. 'Si Cidillao, BO Bptefair^dr 

flALB^flldlng lita UxmTmTs Mtm, radio and henter, eneeilent 

I WSNT--4.bedrOQ» qoeanfronb cot- I Uned) •iS.00, Also a few odd nieces. 

room and iioor apartment, |750 for I Somera. Point 8516. 

to September is, iaw.JEB.affiy, 

400 - 4itll St, : ' • . - . i*al I 

INCOME TAX 

Inventories and 

Appraisements 

Estate and Trust 

Management 

Investments 

Ifc C MAR^H 

429 Central av., Ocean Oty 

Printing 

Office 

Supplies 

Guild Products 

Atlantic IVansportatlon blasted 

tain Its first plaee status Kid «. 

EXPERT 

WATCH 

REPAIR 

SERVICE 

Insist that experts only 

work on your delicate 

watches for best results. 

Garrison's 

. PhoM 2278 

Edw. G.Kurtz Co. 

lst&AlJanticAve. 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 


Hes»,BUzwird&Co., 

"-•''.-• '^•--•'"Inc..' •" ' - •' 

> MrmlH-r nlhb. Stoat RnkMi* 

FhU«lrIphI» 

Call O. C. 1858-M 

t"n f fc-lrt 

fr «* 

m0mm 

Three G*neroUoiw of HM Fund 

ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC 

610-12-14 So. 2nd 8t, 

G6 In. Cabinet B«w St-inWSteJ Sink ^ 

WM Double Bowl — Spmy -^ Well CSaUiicte *>1 

Several 36-inch aad 40-inch "QuJUy" GM 

it. 

Oxford's Porcelain and Chrome Kitchen Set. ; 

Contract Inquiries Solicited ttam Hoteb®i|i 

We Are in a F.ivoraMe lVwiUon for Spring D*Hv«iM 

ÛRNITUBB — *-CA»rattl..- ;— RUGS r M 

L H. 

Tou Will Enjoy DealinK With -lJj 

FRENDS 

\F/HAL CLEAR ANH 

^»RING and SUMMER SHOES ! i 

480 Pm» Warnm** 

DRESS SHOES 

MEDIUM aafl HIGH HEELS O pft $] 

385 Pair. Wormn't ' : ; ,v^^> 

DRESS w* 

Men'a Army Sarphu of , ^ 

mt,wm 

• I " 

1 b

the 

Vim m»m> WiL nffta, awes 3S~ tj 

0r Usx Jtamsex td 

mtU .SKP! *f (Cisunnuu. Sjtt 

fie !*« 

ta' man IT* i« tu.. nr^ 2>- 

*M!r f..i'. 

WALTER. A, DUTRiCH 

Raises Grocers 

,if ljflit, Jjt'THj- J. ' t*i'~j 

SURE . . . WE 

PLENTY 

MEAT 

mi .POULTRY 

QUALITY 

MARKET 

Radio Sertiee 

•spe-cia; 

Ciuc Sandwich 

65= 

YMOUTH 

INN 

r! Pka and 

AtkntK Ave 

MAC'S 

906 Soon Road 

Soroari Pomt 

Accommodations 

for 

Dinner Parties 

Open Everr Day 

Open All Year | 

Seafoods 

1947 OLDSMOBILE Jos* 

Phone 1898 

KEROSENE 

1 FUEL OIL 

flaêrtiev 

Pfaooe S. P, 851 

JANE LOGAN i 

Onb Sends &fts to Stricke* 

Veis: Act Pays Off in New Classes in 

)ancing School 

PljTnouth - DeSo 

A.NTI.FREEZE - TTRES . BATT1RE 


«d d Ocean O AAvenue 

B& and B*y A 

y and Motor Repairs on AB Can 

Tasty Luncheon 

— Try OBT — 

Delicious ICE 

OI i; 

LUNCHEONS _ 

BEVERAGES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE 


Gregory 

DAVIS HOT1L 

900 Shore Road • • Somcr» PtmA 

BEER SANDWICHES 

All Kinds of Drink. 

Delicious CLAM or OYSTER S 

h 

GIBSON 

SATURDAY 

also will be given lectures on dance 

appreciation, current dance trends, Many Prizes at 

stage make-up, costuming and lighting. 

P.-T. A. Card Party 

Enrollments now are being ac- Mrs Olgil Robbing, 429 Asbury 

cepted for a women's group which av, won the grand prize, a wallet 

meets each Monday evening. containing $10, at thp monthly 

Advanced Troupe Since fall, these groups have been card party sponsored last Thur^ 

to be Selected 

closed to new enrollments, as each day evening by St Augustine s P 

Is llntlted In number and the quota T A in K of C Hall 

Miss Margaret Johnson, who coii- was filled. 

Door prizes were won by Mis 

;ts the Margaret Johnton School With the starting of it new group 

Dance und Drama, 807 Oth st. a few enrollments •.till will be ac- 

inces the addition of two newtcpted 

to the regular schedule Miss Johnson attended the Janu- 

Enrollment In these classes Is byary 

meeting of the Dance Educators 

vltatlou or examination only as of America lost Sunday at the Ho- 

iey are to be limited to students tel Astor In New York City* 

iver a certain age and ttlio ha\e 

• * • 

lad sufficient dunce training to 

tcep up to the high standard e\- Works on Fund Drive 

icted of tlie groups In the near Donald Johnstonc. son of Mrs 

iture they Mill comprise a dunce Helen Johnstone, 858 Asbury av., i4 

iroupe 

one of a group of student workers 

currently engaged in the annual fi- 

Students will be (.elected each year nancial drive of tlie Peddle School 

om the advanced classes to Join V. M. c. A. The school at HlghUs- 

!ie troupe In addition to the dance 

1 town, N, J., is seeking a quota of 

ilng, members of the groups $700. 

1 ! 

Elaine Schneider und George Duf 

All players received prlzet, Other 

specltd prl«? dinners WITP Mrs 

Mary Ward groceries Mrs Wulter 

Kline, cake Mr 1 - Ed Gi'ttv 

eerie 1 Mrs. Herinun Alexander. 842 Park 

pi., of the Claire Alexander Beauty 

Sulon, is recuperating from two 

major operations at the Audubon phia. 

Hospital, Audubon, N. J. She expects 

to return home about the 

middle of next month. Friends 

may send cards to her by addressing 

the hospital. A motor trip to Philadelphia. 

Mexico City, planned by Mr. and 

Mrs. Alexander, has been indelin- 

., Mr> Kay ralcse cake Itely postponed. Their beauty shop 

Mrs Rulph CliPitei i hairinan, will remain open nejst month. 

was assisted by the following com 

• • • # 

mitt Mrs Nell Duffy, Mm Tim 

Fitzgerald, Mrs Waltn Kllnr 

Joseph Walker, well-known re- 

George Duffy u.nd (jrarur Orillo 

tired resort resident, who resides at 

Pliiyers Inrludcd Mrs Ed Rei'rt 

Plymouth Inn. is in Presbyterian 

Mth Kay Talese Mrs Sally Hid 

Hospital, under observation. 

ley, Mrs Mary Bnidv Mib Mury 

• * # 

Holden. Mis Marj Ward, Mrs Mis C C Van Horn 304 ês 

Lloyd s 

Flower Shop 

937 ASBURY AVE. Phone 0277 

Flowers for AII Occasions 

JUST RECEIVED — New line of ARTCRAFT Wall 

Brackets, Lantern^ HanjfinK Brackets with Chains 

Table Bracket Sets. Clear and colored bowls. 

RED BEGONIAS only $1.00 

GORGEOUS CYCLAMEN $250 

OrchidN, Koses, Cat nations, Snapdragons, Iris T>affndils, 

Gladioli. 

Gorgeous CORSAGES, WEDDING BOUQUETS 

and DECORATIONS 

Potted Hants, Dish Gardens, Terrariums. Pottery. 

Corsages, Bouquet.s, Baskets and Funeral Designs. 

CORSAOEH. Bouquet,, Baskefai and Funeral pieoes. VES, we 

dcllrtr to the Shore Sltmorial Hospital In Sunns Point and or. 

dua Of U and lip will bt deUfcred to Bra Isle Oily and 

mainland Jowni, 

WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE MONEY—OPEN DiSO IU1 0 

MARGARETJOHNSON 



Dramatic Art & All Types Dancing 

CUss, Private or Special Group Instruction 

Tap, Acrobatic, Toe, Ballet, Ballroom 

Women's Figure Improvement 

507 9th Street Phone 0478 or 2241 

WALTZ - POX TROT 

KHUMBA - TANGO 

All Modern Danca 

70S Aibury Ave. 

—OPEN ALL VEAR— 

ENROLL 

NOW 

Classes 

Forming 

MEMBER DANCE EDUCATORS OF AMERICA 

UtStT VOC/K BEAUTY PARLOR ttifS ME£H 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

in F*rman*nt WSfM ml 

AU 


Utt fM ABBUBF AVE. 

i'lHMt FEATHER BOBS — MACHINEI.KSR WAVER 

••••< 

fiiiMliiliiiiintiHifii 

JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SALON 1 

OPEN ALL WINTER I 

Permanent Waving * { 

Hionc 0664 Closed Wed. 841 Aibtiry Ave. { 

Machine, MachlselM ajid Cold Waving 

HELEN C HUDSQn 

SSeauly Salon 

ttlf Trt 

Kteidh 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

Here Your Hair tu< 

STYLED and CUT Before 

PBBMANENT WAVING 

• * * • 

ALL BRANCHES of 

^BEAUTY CULTURE 

CLOSED WKDNESDAV 

- If rear fair hu been dry, taat and 

anmsiwceable 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

1 l yon k Mfl nuluml-loflktoi «uy 

ft PKEMANENT WAVE 

Wk. 

Pbone 1394 

PS* 

GEORGE SMILEY GIVEN 

SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAy 

George Smiley, 1202 Bay av,, was 

AL-EN YARN SHOP 

841 Bay Are, Phone 1331 

mm msrsnanona to 

PDROHA^ma of TABN 

Open rrt-Sat, 'UI 10 p, M. 

MOTOR 

TUNi-UP 

SPECIAL! 

Here Is What We Will pa; 

ADJUST 

Distributor Pbtnls . 

Timing ' 

CCarhu 

Vlilve 

ran Belt 

Genenior 

CLEAN 

Air Cleaner 

Battery Trnnimils 

Spark Plugs 

CHECK 

Coll 

Oondensor 

Distrlbalor 

Voltage Control 

Battery 

Vacuum Control 

Compresalon 

HMi Control 

TIGHTEN 

Cylinder Head 

Manifold, 

Host Connections 

PRICE $3,00* 

'Chevrolet iiniy 

Other Make* H|]Sh(l_v 

PALMER 

Chevrolet - Oldsmbbile 

1H9 Asbury Avenue 

BKONALS 

hto twm» in BJoomiburt, Pa. a card party, at the borne of Mr»- 

» * • 

EUzabeth Pierce. 

Mrs. Lee H. HUkgws, 711 Ply- High looter in plnochto WM Mr*. 

mouth pi., entertained over the Anna Oamburn, while Mr*: Linda 

week end her brother-in-law and Chance took top botadns in runjiny. 

slitter, Mr. and Mrs. Marry Heth- Mrs. Leah Adams was the Winerlngton, 

of Philadelphia, anO twoner 

of the guest package, and Mrs, 

other sisters, Mrs. M. Hiruch and Hazel SiUsOm received the door 

Mm. H. G. Neild, also of Philadel- prize. 

Among those present were: Mr. 

• • • 

and Mrs. Oeorge Smith, Mrs. 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnitzler, Oeorge Cassldy, Mrs. Sarah Under, 

1208 Central air., hs.d as their week' Mrs. O. H. OUl, Mrs. Dorothy C 

j 

end guest Warren Hlllegass. of Lemont, Mrs. Hannah Burr, Mis. 

Naomi' Hoffman, Mrs. Camburn, 

Mrs. Chance, Mrs. Adams, Mrs 

Large JultyJ 

Bussom. and others. 

0I1ANI 

Jackie Vincent, of Philadelphia, 

* • * 

spent a few days here recently visiting 

his grandmother, Mrs. Isabel Blind Doctor From 

Collins, 817 3rd st. 

* • • Italy is Guest Here 

Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Jennings', 811 Dr. Francis Fablani. of Florence, 

M 

Pelham pi., will have with them Italy, was a guest on Sunday at the 

this week end Mr. anft Mrs. Robert home of Anthony B. Donato, 1217 

White, of New York City. West av. Other guests were Dr 

Ruth Kline Mrs Mun Kcuna Mrs. ley av u,i-> u guest last week end 

• * * 

and Mrs. Albert D'lauro and 

OiimminBi. Mrs Guntnfr Miss of her sister, Mrs. E. p. Magulre, of Mr. und Mrs. E. B. Mcpfcdden, of daughter, of Philadelphia and Mar- 

Elnine Schneidei Miss |{osc Diriuil at. Paul, Minn., who is spending Philadelphia, Were week-end guests gate; j. P. Kerrigan, Philadelphia 

n 

Mm Anna Kline Mrs Vlmcnt As •jome time at The Dennis, Atlontli of Mr. and Mrs. Q. E.. Seaman. 401 distiller and resident of Murgate. 

siilmite, Mrs Carrie Dcii.in Mi's City. 

Asbliry av, 

Dr. Flablanl formerly operated 

Mildred Oetty Mrs Bwt Adams 

• # * 

the Italian Hospital In Philadel- 

Mrs Marli- Kiilsrr Hiis Dorifc 

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Klauder. 1827 

phia. Shortly before the war he New Southern Cabbage A 

Ountner Mrs Tim Fitzgerald Mrs 

Central :iv.. had with them over County Art League went to Italy, where he was criti- 

Klcpatk Mr? Helen Ciirew, Mrs 

thf? week end Mr. und Mrs. William 

cally .njured in a taxicab accident Fresh Broccoli ».»*.»> larg, tmJi 

Joseph Bice Ed Oettv Louiu Roi- 

D, McCandless. of Overbrrx;k, i*a To Meet Friday 

^W* j 

and lost his sight. He ii now on 

ra Jr and E Edwnrd Ilushaj 

Mrs. MeCandless is their grand The Cape May County Art a short visit to the United States. Celery Hearts fhnda G>WM tmd, 

* * * 

daughter. 

League has Invited members and He Is a guest at the Hotel Barclav 

m 

. • • 

friends to a meeting this Friday in Philadelphia. He plans to re- 

Church Women to Mr. und Mrs. Wil'llam J. Smith, 

night in the court house building 

Grapefruit «fro fcrgt t46shti) S f« 

turn to Florence in February. 

to hear a talk by Mrs William 

21 Alluntlc blvd.. returned home 

Mr. Donato's friends called to 

Fitz Patrick on the topic. "Historic 

Visit Old Folk 

last week end after spending two 

wish him continued recovery from Rome Beaaiy Apples JY S n» ttft 'K[ 

Houses and Doorways in Cabe May 

A highly Interestlnp repoit on the weeks In Fort Lauderdale and Mi- 

a recent attack of pneumonia. 

County" 

Women s Auxihaiy of the Iilennial ami. Fla. 

• • * 

Fresh Carrots Cahhma % hundm 

«.as made hj Mrs Krimund Hen 

There also wllj be an fcxhbltion 

• • • 

del son at a meeting «t Hie Worn 

of contemporary oil and water color 

Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Titus, of 

At Luncheon of 

Yellow Onions v s.No 1 5 «, bag 31# 

ens Auxilimy ol Hob Irlnity epis- 

paintings by senior and Junior 

Trenton, and tlielr children, Richcopal 

Cluiich Tuc6d^y nltrrnoon 

members of the league A musical Resort Boosters 

Sliced Peaches F*itmontfmttd i-ib pig 

urd and Adelaide, spent the week 

In the parish house 

program will be presented by Mrs Mrs. Vera patton and her moth- 

end at 611 4th st. Mrs. Titus for- Robert Itldpath, of Cape May. 

A gionp of membeis will miike 

er, 620 Wesley av., spent two days 

merly was Miss Ad> luide Van Aus- 

their annual \lslt next Ihur.rtay t" tin, of Oils city, niece of the lute 

The exhibition will be open to lost week in Philadelphia. 

Evergieens old pruplo s home sup Mrs. Dorothy Hungerbuhlcr. 

the public until Februarys in the They attended a luncheon in 

ported In the Fpi>mnnl Chuich. in 

second floor corridor of the county Wanamaker's Ten Room with sev- 

Bound Brook N J 

Mrs, Floyd Townscnd, 812 Moor- 

building. 

eral Ocean City "boosters" who 

A & P's DAIRY 

The rtguliii business meeting of lyn. ter., spent last week In Phila- 

* * • 

four summers ago formed an or- 

NOW HAS 

ganization known as the "Nine 

the auxiliary will take place next dclphln, where fihe visited her par 

Tuesday In the parish house fol- ents. 

Cole Speaks to 

Club". Since that time they have 

met once a month. 

loving a corporate Communion nt 

Cape May Women 

YOUR fomm (mm 

The members are Mrs, M. Speese, 

10 a. m.. In Hie rliapel. 

Cuptaili inrt Mrs PiifV C Jonis 

The origin of voting and its dc Mrs. Charles McClure, Mrs. Jack 

an •prndiiiK soini linir in Ash*- 

\Hlo N C 

velopment through tlie years was Snyder, Mrs. J. Hocflich, Mrs. C. 

CitOd'O-BIt chant Food ^ 

Resort Man Weds 

described to the Cape May Worn H. Chain, Mrs. C. Liebfried, Mrs. 

ens Republican Club last week by Esther Black and Mrsi Vera Pat- 

Mr J Walt(l \l\eis «J05 Park 

VeI> 

Philadelphia Girl 

County Clerk Stirling W Cole of ton. 

pi jnd Mi, Ann L M Bdihjdt y an 

Lt. mid Mrs. John W. Cu.slilt. P 

Ocean City. 

• • * 

to 1'lyiiKiiitli Inn alter 

S. N. i Retired i. 608 6th st.. un 

Mr. Cole told or tlie origin of the 

in st 1'iU.rs 

iRiuiiw the marriage oi their win 

Australian ballot, exhibited a serv- Parent-Study Group 

burR, riii 

Josepli, to Miss Rosemarie • Me- 

ice ballot such us was used in 

Laughllii, of Philadelphia, The 

World War II, and cited the quali- To Meet Tuesday 

Herbert C, Howard, 608 Atlantic 

marriage was solemnized at St. 

fications required to be eligible to The junior parent-study group 

av., has bepfi enrollpd as a student 

Monica's church, January ia. 

vote. His talk was followed by aof 

the Central »v. P.-T. A. will 

al the Boston University school of 

William and Eileen Cusitk were 

question and answer period. meet next Tuesday evening, Feb. 

medicine, largest educational insti- 

best man and maid of honor. tution in New England. 

* • • 

ruary 4. in the high school building, 

under the direction of Mrs, 

The couple left by automobile, 

• * * 

REBEKAH GROUP HAS Ralph Taylor, 

following tile ceremony. Tor a hon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Onlcy, PARTY AT PETERSBURG The session Is for discussion of 

eymoon in Florida. 

4,800 Asbury av,, entprtalned on The Past Noble Grand Friend- the problems of children from kin- 

Sunday Mr. Onley'a mother and ship Circle of Bebikah Ledge met dergarten through third grade age. 

"lister, Elva, from Snow Hill, Mary- Monday evening in Petersburg for All Parents are Invited to atteni 

land. 

T eet«cr CHATEAU 3 Ib Iget 

Cheddar Cheese 

Bleu Cheese Ib 

Kraft Spread! s^gltmtaf !*»,; 

»-•--.—5,/j 

mta, Qlirt flmmntp, Pinmipplm m Rtlkb 

fuest of honor Tuesday evening at 

Miss Barbara Campbell, » fresh- 

ft surprise party to celebrate his 

man at William and Mary College, 

birthday anniversary. He received 

Williamsburg, Va., Is Vialtlng her F. P, Riitine & Co. 

gifts and cards. The gathering 

mother, Mrs. Jean Campbell Leach, 

concluded with refreslnnents. 

849 flth st,, while on vacation 

tween niid-ycar examinations. 

MEMBERS 

Attending were Mrs. Edward 

May, Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart 

• * * 

Philadelphia Stock 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smiley. Sr., Mrs. Edna Brown. Bth St. and 

hew link Stack Exchange tark Curb 

and Mr, and Mrs. OeOrge Smiley. Centra! av,, has with her her son, 

Stewart Brown, who is on vaca- 

* * » 

123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia 

tion from thp College of Pharma- 

NOBLE URANDS TO MEET cy, Philadelphia, 

5-4300 

The Noble Grands of Rrtekahj 

• • 

kodgc have issued a plea to all Jean B. Campbell, of the Chat- 

members to be present at a meet. terbojt Restaurant, Dth st. and Cen« 

Clinton D, Lowden 

Ing Monday evening In Tlie Sentin- tral av., attended the Restaurant 

el-Ledger Building for degree team 

R«pnseiitatif« 

convention last week at the Belle- 

rehearssi. 

vuc-flratrord, Philadelphia. 

The meeting will begin promptly 

• * * 

gg I,I 

at 8 p. m., and all members are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meeker and 

urged to cooperate by being on son. Donald, and Mabel Blisszard 

time. 

spent the week end in Atlantic 

City as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam 

Meeker. 

WHY LET 

• * * 

Mrs. Selali Addion and son. Bob, 

HAIR ON 

of Philadelphia, accompanied by 

YOUR FACE 

Bobby and David Young, sons of 

Mar your 

Mrs. Barclay Young, »lso of Philadelphia, 

visited Mr, and Mrs. 

Oeorge Oarrett, of Marmora, and 0. D. HACKNEY 931 A«b»ry Avenue 

Tn'sy ttil Ulr MB fct removtd Mr. and Mrs. Elwoad Maxwell, 343 

.«8!!r. It will llJVEg BROW AOAiM Asbury av,, lart week end. 

Ii Itlttl Do Kin, Comt In ind Id mi 

(in you • trial inarmiBt, 

* * • 

IJO CHAKOE FOR 

Miss Barbara Gardiner, daughter 

Fish That Are in Season 

of Mr, and Mrs. H. Watford Gad- 

Frida Mellentin Vois diner, 1432 Wesley av., spent the 

Eltclrolojlit 

week end with her parents. Miss 

201 Agburj Ave. Oardiner is a junior at Mew Jersey 

Phone 0413 

College for Women, New Brans- 

lECommeaded by 

wick, 

* • • 

Mrs, W. I. Booth, 6S0 Central av., 

and her daughter, Mrs. Mary Muller, 

of Bea Isle City, have returned 

home after spending & week with 1155 A.bury Ave. Phonei 04484440 

Mrs, Booth's son, Ralph Booth, at 

GENEBALftELECTBIC 

OIL FURNACES 

ABBOTTS DAIRIES, INC, 

STOCK DP 

WITH THESE PANTRY 

APPLE JBICE Art.' ij 

Rid Cheth brand. Jl-oi hoHhAJt 

SALAD DBESSING a O (. 

Aim Page.enamy, tmeott.Sî /or Mfr 

PANCAKE TXOUB 

K ADOTA FIGS fancy 

Dignify brand __^=^m ll^Sf ca 

CORIV7HEAL whit, 

Cntchfliidi t-lb pig 

SIGHT O'CLOCK 

Mild and melto* cetfu f% '" 

EVAP. ADLK o MI 

White Hautt Weoni 

H. A M. CANDY 

ehgcahte „.-.._!. ffî 

ARE FROM STEERS WlfflOUI 

A & P Su|jer-Ri(jht roasts, steaks and chop! come from pampered, 

lavishly com-tii itccrs, milk-fed veal and young hogs. And 10 

that jour family can enjoy this fine meat, ASP prices every pound 

pi it at one pric^-tlie loweit.. The price you ue idveri.scd here 

n the price you pay when you eom« to tuy at A Sc P, 

Sirloin, Porfmrhouse or Round 

STEAKS Grade 

AA&A Ib 

ONE MIC! — NONt HISHER 

Ducklings Long Island,.. none higher,. . , Ib 43C 

Smoked Hams ^^St^t^tu 

Freshly Ground Beef 

,M* 

ib 39c 

CHUCK ROAST Ond, 

Mi A 

8th STREET aw) 

61 

39'

CtTV SENTJNf 

iklnSomers Point 

1 Has $350 

fylio Drive 

_._H Raised 

I ior Hospital 

I, POINT — The infant- 

fufld drive Is progress- 

-•" well" in Burners 

_,,_ --'ed W. Chapman, 

f chairman, reported on 

»ve^380 cash on hand," he 

u) X feel certain-that we 

I th* »50O mark. This will 

'per capita donation of 

"y 35 cents for every 

-r.- and child in Somers 

cThls compares most favor- 

* -rith the average of 12 cents 

lâtlonal basis.* 

sed the women of the 

^ . for their diligent and 

(work as ,solicitors, and-re- 

i—^'that this year, as for the 

i>ftve years, the drive officially 

mat a *10 donation from 

, Anderson. 

I SUCCESSFUL 

,_ $3B for the fund-was 

I Friday night at a card party 

_^-,_— of the Just-a-Mcrc 

I and their friends, at the home 

*f, and Mrs. Prank Walker, E. 

-i*av. 

lier $125 donation was turn 

: i as proceeds from a skirting 

f,(sponsored at the Ocean City 

'-jid rink by Silver Moon 

JI, Degree Of POCflhontas Mrs 

•" Button was chairman. 

Chapman also reported 

i Point has raised $940 

ledges for the Chlld- 

... ..„ Building Fund. All 

i are not yet reported. 

I'AOXTLIAHY HAS PABTY 

TIS POINT - The women s 

' Of the Volunteer Fire Co 

ii at a public card party 

. evening- last week at the 

, with Mr» John Mick and 

tberine Kelly as hostesses 

I »ere about 25 players 

P.-T. A.« to Mark 

50th Artnivefaary 

BpMERS POINT — Plain are 

being completed for the Atlantic 

County Jubilee celebration of the 

50th anniversary of the founding 

of the National Congress of Par- 

ents and Teachers 

The occasion will be marked 

with a costumed playlet at the 

County Council meeting rebru 

ary 11, In the Brighton School At 

lantlc City, and a broadcast Fob 

ruary 8 

These arrangements were made 

at a committee meeting in the Van 

Buren Hotel, when Mrs Vliian B 

Smith, of Ventnor Atlantic county 

chairman, presided .Mrs WHmer 

Wilson, of Somers Point, attended. 

Steelman Quits 

jty Council 

But Resignation Is 

Not Yet Accepted 

SOMERS POINT — The resig- 

nation of John M, Stwlman, coun- 

cilman of the first ward, wus sub- 

mitted to it il Pld h 

Charles Hart will be In 

» of a card party In ffrbruaiy 

•- special fund of the Aux- 

Seaside 

TBEATBE 

SOMERS POINT 

IS* PHONE 895 

rnittfd to citv counril hridu night 

Action as to whether n should bi 

accepted W.LS deferred until the 

next meeting 

Mr -Steelman has smed one 

year of his third term on tin foi 

ernintt bud) He saw ni> rea-on 

for the resignation but InUr told 

The Sentinel-Ledger thiit lie will 

Is.uc a stutemrnt nfttr It, is ac 

ccpted 

Solicitor Enoh Higbct ujndui-tcrt 

a publii sale of cit> owned piop 

ertj Tract Mo 1 uns pun bused 

at a minimum of $2'iO by Hurij IUICI 

Mary Edna Higbti 1 rm t No 2 for 

$200 b> John and SaIJ\ Andir'on 

Phlladtlphlu Tract No j Im $700 

b> Ralph nnd Lucille Daws Wist 

Atlantic City rnift No 4 for $4nn 

by John Wnlluie or his iijsipiiei 

Army Recruiters 

v. finnan ."» — 

_,• 9OITBLS MATURE * 

fht Palooka—Champ" 

eurn of Rusty" 

WHh John u,,, J 

Speak to Kiwanig 

SOMCRfe POINT— Majm r,corK(. 

C Abbott rccruitine offu i r fen ihr 

South Jersej area wns suest speak 

cr Tuesday evininp nt the Kmnnis 

Club meeting He diuu-id the 

Klttanls International recruiting 

Ian and said that ppi-ial reeognl 

tlon will be gnen Individual club 

for tin largest percentage of en 

llstmeiit in tlicir comminutiC' Mn 

Jor Abbott pointid out tliat the 

educational piogriun is till j,, tl 

feet for wen who enlist uu\i llKj 

will remain in effut until unr is 

officially ended 

Master Sergeant Oeorpe w Ti 

lirs of tlie Atluntic Citv remitting 

station howed tno picturr 

•CuardinK thi Color and Tmk 

Miision Roben MiDowill pns 

ldmt of the local Bu}, Club «hn 

nil! soon npurt for dutj jt Camp 

Dlv was a gutst 

Football Team 

Given Dinner 

Gold FootbdUs for 

A. C. GrirJrJera 

SOMERS POINT — The te tl 

monliil dinner ut Macs Restnuiant 

Saturday eienlng for mimbirs of 

the football tiam of tin Athletic 

Club was u gala affair Joseph Me 

Crncken president uilcomia tht 

guests Risley was toustmiistei 

Major Fred W Chapmun aaard 

ed guld footballs to members of the 

tram on behalf of the club Will 

mm Morrow athletic director of 

Somers Point told of future plans 

for u field and other activities 

Ravmond Hvcli" roach presented 

a ]nun£mg robe 10 Charl< s riionms 

for his son C liarh s u IM hud been 

In the Nmal Huspltiil rinlndel 

pliln as a result of in nines ietm 

ed wliili plmiDp- inolbnll foi tin 

IOCJII team 

Ooimld Bulsky a past pie ident 

(,'aw costumt jcuelrv to tin unK 

Irnm the ilub and Clmrlf, Smllli 

another put urrslriint prtsintirl 

Raymond Hyde nnd Ced Shield 

uinLhes with jickels shields then 

?me Imktts t/i Samuel Beimel anrl 

""lurl'S Arleji^/I lot M n li u to thr 

ul) 

I-iirritj one enjo\frl tin rj piM 

'Men of Bethany' 

Group Organized 

SOMrRfi POINT — l)r Hnili 

nf nitnty Chinch Allnlitie Cill 

tttt-s suest s|Mnku ut i meeting i. 

the Mins Bihlt C1IL,S uf Hcthan 

Methodist chinch FYirtuv eiimi 

.it thi Ntv, Ynrk a\ fire lull uhi 

thi nrgllliiîrtion sunn did Mi thud 

ist \ferl as Men nf Fit Miruu 

R1 Ik >»|H>II . ... . 

pill! till I (Ii 11 in tin! III 1 . In i n 111(1 still Is 

l]T|>K(llt(^l llV Ills LSSO1 I Itt^, 111 

Ihi WlKnM IJ iir\ (iiniptin ind 

mini M its of (oiiiTnrt mil hip 

pint *-s 

\ I )i I fi Mi n (I Mis 1 i u 

I i rl li i ilu i i i ihiul In I Hi il 

1 IK I I HI In n ul nil in ni 

An in I I in p M i 1 | i l ill \\ i I'll 

\ Him iniiti | i \ oil in in in 

unit ui IIM1I SIM I |O-- 

Mi I I I Ml ii II i \i i h r: 

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li l 'ill h i I Ol 11 I 

VIU4GI 

Fm Hlon 

nurd Ni'dell. 

ounhmt 

ol [In 1 Ni 

IIKMIHI nnd Wi ilm-iiti* 

M nk Dn dn duttii on lour ( ll 

ml n ilu dn III il toiKinn Hid! 

um lir ippi ir i Ji Mill H iti r i 

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Ilu film is Hunt Striinhiri,' 

I lit Sli nil i VI oniiui . 

\ Ji mil Mi s I imiir I) i •> IN 

ID uiri li ihi' pi i f im nil i I hi i 

Ii r\ i li i > nn i di nil tin "I J 

lpl iluui ill tin M i Arm U illl in 

hi I i II i i fli ii in 

Ihurjlii 

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t u I zoom i it nf Ihi H illl IMMH! 

' ' Mm 111 il l Mi 

Two Bvenijif Shews itartlnf 1 :IS — UlaUnte 

TIIURS,, JAX, 30 ONI-V-BARGAINITEJ Kiddle, t2r. 

KENT TAVlOr! — DONA nitiKi; 

ROBERT BABICJIT -j, TALA BIREI.L ln 

"DANGEROUS MILLIONS" 

Tbrf* siooijps f omecly. Serum Snuihi 

zitao anij , 

uppointid uerc tn 

Aithili Stirlliiui 

Tlovd Vorlues ind Albtit Linn 

bird pmi'rini Ro\ J(^s0 RK h 

iirl': Jreti Rtst anrl I dinund rh i 

mi ind slek Rel RII hint" (m| 

saniud Dim 

flic kriiup mn nuet the fnmtl 

rnriu of t. irh niiinih 

fAima and the 

•r>. B (ivi.i'-rtirFiiniir: Ki.umi i;,., AUnita 

HKX IIAKIMSON • l.II.I PAI.MKR 

OOIIFREV TKAKI.K • MAK«s 

hi. cii'inlrv iilwiut •!() 

Ml--. Ncs.-nr-r ::. [lif formBI 

ter i:. [lip f 

i,! I'm .i,|,rB 

Summer Visitor to 

Manage Hotel Drake 

A fanner siiiiuiicr ri'.sirlnit ni ;'in 

flu mi City rt'Ci'liily «ii> u|]|jii|i:ii',! j ._, 

mni.ifjiT oi th|i Ur;,ii,. HdiH. p|i||. ! 

iiiiiphm. j.mivs IIKAM.I 

I O. tipii-wv. ii viMKir lien' MU . MM Niini-v V ji'ill 

.'.I sumnirrs. «ill ,«„,,,,. i,,.s ,:,-»• Mi- .,„! Mrs/ I,:,w,,,,f7H| 

•HUMS nn Huiurtluy. In- |,n.., »»,-,.,- ' " " m 

"iiimunig tit,. Hyh-mnn lint, j. \>\-u. 

' li iihiii, lor slum' 11in,. 

M- Ncs/jjer'.s iKiri'lils »-,.,,. ,,, 

I" llOirl hlJSlllt'S., ill Hlll-n|li- ;,!;,! j 

'• •• '"g to rjnd a litUe food to keep "t . *Jr^l 

Jected an application for a, permit the scholastic shortcomings of sehool children. But be extended through Oape May raKern For Pl^penty .- from complete starvaUon S? /' i '_2 

« remodel the former 4th st, Cosjt —never before in our memory has the criticism in th« County, William O Hunt brings Why doesn't our favorite and 5? P roIeESU1 B em 

Ouard .station inta a'restaurant latter category been boiled down so suceinetlv as in nut >nnih» uu«i « » uhu ,„.«, Swltzerlftnd is a small country nmcrun.n,i. nttin >„«,„ *,. .«thinn aemning tyrtnn: 

h » Sceaitd a«ii agSnTt 

By, New Jttttj. under Ael ol 

station into a' restaurant, latter category 

• • • this "report 

Mrs. Rose Hello was installed as opportunity 

Pocfthontas of Natona Council Mo. faults. • Many 

117, D. of P. but uncertain 

spe»lting Oerman, another Wench, 

Jordan Scares Us Stiff 

[friend of a friend of ours lent a 70-page book 

(ir friend the other day. The latter, having 

; it, lent it to us, 

( made the mistake of absorbing it for an 

i just before bedtime. As a hair-raising mys- 

Jthrlller, it outclassed any whodunnit that hgg 

••come to our atHntlon. Yet it .wasn't fiction- 

7« a serious attempt by a serious-minded 

Wean to analyse the atomic present and » 

fthe veil a little from the fuce of the futuM 

% tilings he saw g»ve us riyapeptla and insom- 

but made u« lhB.nkful that we're get 

_ in yeans; for we aren't sure that we care 

future as he painted it, . 

little book, -ManifeJito for the Atomic Aje" ln » Wr 'Wrs' AMOciation. 

Virgil Jordan, president of th* National in- * ' " 

rial Conference Board, Par a dollar and a. half 

Sutfen University Press no doubt will he adid 

JI you a copy. 

Russ Martin wag Mleeted by the It was prepared by Richard H. McFteley, he«d. Mr. Hunt addresting the first and a th ' rt ' Italian—add to her 

Courier-Post as "Bowler of the matter of the Friends' Central School, Philadelphia, annual dinner of the Cape May domestic difficulties, 

Week" in South Jersey after rolling Hi^ 12-point program reflects the exasperation that County ChaifAber of Commerce last Under these conditions Swltger- 

711 in three games in the Ocean thousands of conscientious teachers no doubt feel week, warned that chances "of the lflnd should naturally be expepted 

City Mixed Doubles League. several times a week, as they struggle with nu in- parkway terminating"in'this county w be one ot the v«y poorest na- 

* * " difference and unpreparedneis. will be slim without the ferry Uom ln Europe. On the mntrary, 

This way it would help them to 

lost pets, - ' 

these pool 

thirst and 

Can't the southern resorts get to- 

- them and educate, them. 

IWDCtt-PH H. 

1127 Centra] av. 

unptpadnei i be slim without the ferry p ntrary, rt gt to 

Due to shortage of coal, the Pub- We happen to know that the "MePeeley 12 Points" As a faotor in building a Bigger however, Switzerland had befor* getner and do some real humani- 

lie Library was closed every evening itrike a responsive chord in the minds of Ocean and better €ape May County the tht * ar ' • n(l has Vk th » Wfhest •*"»" worls ' T h »- ta turn, will 

except Tuesdays and JWdays, and City;S teachers, school executives and members of ferry project would, alone be worth P* 1 " WP"* wealth in Europe. Tl clean Up our 

al day Satday the Board of Edtio ll th i little outy th bt 

ail day Saturdays. 

FIVB YEARS AOO 

Twenfy-one city officials and 

other remrt men saw and heard 

; , 

the Board of Education, 

fhest • 

s T» 

Tluj clean Up our alleys. 

M PARBO 

Not Gmtiing Money's Worth 

t, M. PARSONi, 

Bywood, Delaware Oo,, Pi, 

banquet of the Philadelphia Sport: 

Arthur W, DeMaris and Richard w»jfS» P"*"' 

a. Fox were named president and tn ' • 

vice-president of the Rflal Estate .,, K,T, 

By CARL HELM 

YORK—Where ..... 

to happen, such as: 

by murder, 

in their halls, tenants 

Jordan tells how, 200 y»ar» BIO, the steam 

ne broke the chains which for eenturiei had 

[ most of mankind in virtual serfdom and pre- 

'-ted the Industrial revolution. 

• industrial age, he says, has now been sue- 

M by tha age of alchemy, whieh is 

St, Augustine's Church organized 

a eommittee to help sustain morale 

,• now equipped to produce everything we 

(conceivably desire, out of everything or noth- 

|in such fabulous quantities and with so much 

that the time is approaching, says Mr. Jor- 

when government will be confronted largely 

the problem of consumption—in producing 

ngh peaple to consume production—and in keep- 

Ithe people occupied and contented: for ma- 

|«s will tupplant labor, and none ef us will 

1 anything to do at nil. We will be confronted 

moss boredom, 

hus Mr, Jordan outdoss the Townsend Plan, 

|Full Bmployment Act and all the rest. To this 

nt he visions Utopia, unless, as he puts it, we 

vaporize and annihilate civilization "by some 

dent, some deliberate stupidity, or seme mis- 

in the position of a decimal point " 

Bet the idea that Mr. Jordan isn't too proud 

Americans, even now. He contends that we 

become soft and pliant and dependent: that 

ave lost, the initiative and daring of the Am- 

pioneer, that we are growing more and more 

nrient upon government, that we are head- 

peU-mell. for collectivism. We are, in short, 

puntarily returning to the condition of subser. 

from which the steam engine released our 

»rs, 

aim advances the horrid possibility that cer- 

raees overseas, confronted with the necessity 

itruggle for bare existence—and thereby grow- 

F strong and resourceful as we grow weak and 

(indent— may presently decide to conquer us, 

f Indicates that we will be easy pickings , . 

' m t a 

II, that barely skims the edges of this remark. 

little eisay. 

te don't recommend this book for light read- 

l But we do think that it should be read— 

Ifuily. Most of u« have been wondering during 

pit years about what was the matter with us 

the world. We sujpect that Mr, Jordan has 

nted up the answer. 

all the time, money and .effort nee- little oo""'^ Pays the best wagei 

essary to make it a realiiy. If the ' no '> m in Burope and maintains 

supplies expensive edu- work for the fer^ ° U * rmmn to ? . • « PITIQJ, NOT PURGED 

,n t M M ,t Tha biggest obstacle to the estab- * WAV AND A WILL Editor Sentinel . Ledger — It 

Ilshment of the ferry has been fi- Why should a people with the §eenw » me "purging", which you 

nancing. As proof of thij is not in- least possibilities cflm* out with the recommend ta this week's A La 

H.II« - „, »„„, J I,, hil^. sufmountable, Mr, Hunt points to highest average wealth, highest Carte column for the parlor pinkj 

delinquent toward ms child s the recent 13,400,000 bond issue of wages, *nd best living conditions? in our (choois ij a Uttle too drastic, . - 

h. i jif*«. „„ i. ,« ,,H u, 

the Oape Ma y County Bridge Oom- Simply because Switzerland haJ the These people are not evil minded, «-Mry Wt. bldB. hired their ova- 

,ne indifference is toward ms mor- mlMion, through which the Ocean right formula for prosperity, plus they are only impnietieal. They P° u ee force; ' -. 

oeimquency, rjnve bridges were reflngneed and the will to make the formula work, are dreamers whose dreams may be Dnvjn of hearses and funeral 

the commission purehased the Oce- Switzerland is proof to the world becoming too real to them; but oar f threatened to go out on i 

_.. ft bridge and ob- that »ny nation can have prosper- there ta nothing there that can- Pfig a problem, 

funds to carry out Its re- tty. There are just three require- not be cured by education. 

After all, romances in the science nthS^ 

a real r«- of government are part of our Ut- "•--"• 

the citizens emture; 

to themselves real indivi- 

freedom. Nearly all laws 

. touching the lives of tKe peopk „.„ __.„ ,.,„, „ „.._ 

"put up or are made locally In districts eaUe* sented to the learners us the ro. 

about the chlld'» . 

ambitious enoujh not in" 

by '• 

less 

," ft eommittee to help sustain morale rrnS,l trfrfiVf, «, 1 „, ^ if-- , -h H, H hS Wmed funds to earry out lta re ' lty ' Th * re " e J ust " 

.• ^'Sudl n in a 5?inflo.S 1 t S^JiSrSS^P^ £y£frar-&5Kir m ! nU Bwitzenand has 

r their •homes for dinner, and upon their future opportunltes in life After many years of discussing public, through which 

t m • ucean Ultys scnoois nave plenty of brilliant stud= the Caoe Mav-Leume &,p~ e ; Ir ' «= , w i 

long followed the custom of elos. these three conditions wili bring want no part in, and hope they *P°T "P 5 ,*JW uamiaB 

mg one afwrnoon a we^k, affording prosperity to any country, regard, may never have to have any part P., _ n « n S directly under the 

Business people opportunities to 'ess of the quantity of its natural In, the proletariat. (We are" all 

catch up on otherwise n«glect«d resources. The Swiss do not put familiar with the "Five-Year Plans" 

work or to devote the extra time to th* eye of aggression on their ntU and the Ten-Year Plans" by- Recipe for acquiring 

some other useful purpose. ghbors, in'iearch for "living ropm", which this syjtem work«. Why Buy reproductions «nd t*. 

Public acceptance of such a syj- Content with their own mountains, should these good jobs ever run tlon the children about marring 

tern has been general. In every th*y have found that th* resources out?) the furniture 

•d from the report form? ' eommunity the plan has been tried, «f individual freedom, sane eeono- Now, one would think that hav- " — 

IZ-Do I praise the food things before I crlU- Jf* V»Ate soon adjusted Itself to nomy, and hard work can give ing been compelled to "put their Among the mum In the 

te the HOOP thlnH? " le new scnedule, and after a brii»i tnem nil they want. These moral nn»_» similar light. May County could easily be made her natlonaltation of industry, and 

Great oaks from little acoms grow. Even on a Into one of the really important her industrial chaos have made 

A. W. Shoemaker, J, C, Taylor warm Easter Sunday our boardwalk is far from and prosperous counties of the prosperity impossible despite nat- 

and Dr. O. E, Darby were elected thronged. We suffer in competition with the big state. * ural resources France "hasn't the 

members of the Rotary club, show across the inlet, which lures promen«ders away With each of the county's 13 ci- right formula. 

• • • !rom ui - ties, boroughs and townships plan- America, for IBO years has had 

E. R, Cotton, O,O.H,B., IBli, open- tJ h 1.5!!!5 ffl.^!"l¥! J^L*" 001 ! 1 "? 11 ' «*lch n»'«, and working alone, little or the right formula. In our own land 

Over 100 members of th» Allegro wihin a few yeari. 

Club and their guests attended a 

musical* tn at the home of Mrs. 

John B, Jones, 4th st. and Ocean 

av. 

. . bestowing the flowers, should be credit- nothing will ever be accomplished, we have achieved the highest wag- 

ed with at least trying to do something to stem the and Cape May County will remain es, and the best general living 

Baster flight to Atlantic City. It may have hit upon the step child, glad for the crumbs standards ever known We have 

something that will grow to result-gettlng proportions that fall from the legislative table had the natural resources But 

Jo Serra's Low Down 

in Trenton, while the other eoun- mor* important, we have treasur- 

ties of the state are pampered with ed these same moral reaources that 

everything their fancies desire. have made th» Swiss great. We 

It is because many of the people have had freedom of opportunity. 

of Cape May County are beginning We have made the formula work. Alden Park Annex 

to reuliie thu state of affairs that Shall we keep the formula and Alden Park Manor 

Advertising Copy for 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER'S 

— ANNUAL — 

SPRING OPENING 

EDITION 

Been Received from the Following: 

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You know in this «ge of hurry-up-and mWdle-of- „ ,.„.„ _„„ „ „.„.„ „.,_„ „,._. tv(j vllc ,U1,,1UIB „,„ „,„.„ „,. „.„„ 

tne-roaa driving—and 1U manners generally, I been the County Chamber of Commerce keep prosperity, or desert the for. Claire AlexMder, Beauty Shop 

rKPK^ ! f ^ 1 i^,K. h ° W .l t S! I lffl, 8 "Cjft *2* ^J 11 *" OW its membership to mula and revert to mediocrity for Allen. Walter £ 

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ladles' 

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SPRING OPENING 

TIO E 

EDITION 

ALL DAY SUND 

grial Freight Comes to Town 

ie Sentinel-Ledger recently called attention to 

fal light industries that had quietly set up shop 

the resort during the past year or two. 

"~w our attention is drawn to Ocean City's long- 

ant airport, which has been humming with 

i«wed activity sUiae the city leased it to Scacoast 

Lines, Inc. The company Is busy developing 

is for this and that. It has constructed a han- 

and is confident that one of the passenger 

flng air transport companies can be induced 

add Ocean City to its scheduled stops by summer. 

Meantime, the Seaboard Air Cargo Co., one of 

al post-war enterprises of that character, has 

llshed Its heodrjuarters at the •irport. Thus 

It ii a one-plane concern, but there is no iog- 

,1 rMEon why It should not expand rapidly. More 

d more perishable freight, or freight needed in a 

rry, li being shipped by air, go the possibilities 

> practically unlimited, it will add greatly to 

ie activity of Clarife fteld. 

Welcome to OUT city I 

The vast sums of money Involved 

i "rtl 

u t e hw it all got gtarted. And has thrown open its membership to mula and 

you know, a lot of signs point to high places. WOT individuals, instead of restrtoting it everybody? 

years our Oovt, has said, "brother you do this or you to delegates from local chambers of 

don't eat". And the brother I am rejerrin' to Is you commerce 

and your Uncle Josephus, So if the Oovt, can be- It is hoped that a sufficient num- 

come bossy and sassy and take a push-around atti- her of public spirited, citizens may 

tude, how come other folks can't catch on and al»o be found in each municipality to 

go uncouth and sassy. They can—and do. make the County Chamber of fiom- 

That is how I deduct it, and if I am Jake on my meree Into a county voiee capable 

In pending ind pfogpMUve

A* Morris Die$'t 

n Mhii 

V'.. •" 

"'' T\ 

('I Church 

Advisory Service 

I Oodfather w«s Ernest Comaglh 

and godmother was Irene Baum. 

liartnsr, both of PWladelphlg 

A dlnntr for the family was 

Bem hOffle afto the 

•I3SSZ&F 

I In the evening g buffet supner 

/was served for other relatives 

Announcements 

I VVoodbury will preach. Choir directed 

fty Mrs. Charles K, Thurston 

ihl fi^"— n '"S SPrvietl of r 

Boyd, 

Utility Chief 

Electric Compuiy 

Changes Effective 

i V 

Wbather Veen from Nmt 

Mark to Thunder and Li 

1% ni very »«»•"•• - 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

"The Chart With the Hem ilpi 

1Mb A and Wesley «v. 

in. TO** a, iMtile, pastor. 

Sta Fkb 1 

_ _ _ ta,—Sunday Bchdol, with 

classes (or all ages Russell But 

tdb, superintendent. 

II a. m—Worship Service 

„ at 41 (fcrMd* 

^nff^M^roiecutor's Brother 

the 

Diet of Heart Attack 

8 *. WWBZ. liSO kli) The 

Conducted I pa8tor Punching, Monthly obsorvof 

the I M£© of PoniniynlQS 

Dtocess i3 $ *• m—Youth meetings 

' ——*- Band • for all boys and 

Hnml senates will tata place 

5» tfd^n â^M.*-,! 

fcl^ §nd for l£glle Tetien^l ***^ Rt. ***• Bev -—• Henry ** Snox -^— 

ftnntr Cfcjie May and At- r" 1 - D various churches in ...,. „._»•. („_ . _ _, , t 

The Diocese of Wew Jersey eoSi-1*"* 

D, H D, presiding 

fHtw nkî _.*-t~ •—,•— —. pp q| |ijp ft*ot€stiyi£ fipi 

Church, will apeak The Rt 

1 ' Band 1 for all boys and 

prises all counties of Hie ikate UrlS Betwien tne ages of B and id 

Mttth ttf fifles ^lunty I mwUng In lower auditorium J Cru 

., for Christ' for all high 

1 school and business-age JDUMM peo 

7 3D p m—Gospel service Sj 

Saturday of a heart at- 

" aboard 

Wallace J Owdner, bishop of toe J" music, the pastor preaching 

His I 

_ _j.M, sild his Atlantic 

, —„ business In October and plan- 

•Ami to reside permanently in Mi- 

' atai, 

Be Is a brother of i^rry Tinenbaum, 

Cape May County prtsecu- 

*- of Wildwood Ite ta lurtved 

_, Jto wift » rtn, his motner, and 

live btnir brothers, all of Wildwood 

and Cape May He wai a 

graduate of Cape May High School 

and the Wharton Seheol Se ierv- 

11 - ' 

Diocagf gl JJew Jersey also will Be «iesdin. 

present Thi services will be par- 7 , s0 P m—Mid weeK niayri mid 

ticiputed In by lay readers, iieolytts 

and ehoriiters irom parishes ' praise service Russell Button 

ajl over the Diocese. A buffet sup-| -• -_ February * fl, -• 

per wIU be terved faUoaing the Bibl Cl f 

,. ed at safe Hise is Gage May police 

of the KhrantoKub Sire 

7 » m—Bible Club for all bojs 

service, I and girls at all ages in lhe luwer 

(auditorium Singlne object lew 

State Lutherans to ' ons ' feItogn " 5h lewl " mnlv qtliI - 

Buy Large Home i CHITBeHE§ OF 

The directors of tht New Luther-1 rilRINT SCIFWTIST 

an Home of Kew Jersey report that ?£ve " SCIENTIST 

their issue of iSOOOD in bonds has 

t n ^ •—— — iLl -• w M i A 

_ 

been 

fttfftVli 1 sermon 

Ttt p m, Evmionf ind Mrmon 

Thursdays and Holy Dayt— 

10 am Holy Communion 

The rector will be In his office 

from Bam to 12 noon, Tuesday 

through Friday. 

• * * 

KINGDOM HALL Or 

iSHOVAH'b WITNESSES 

SSI Asburv ni 

Ffld4), January 31' 

8 p m—Sen Ice muting 'As 

For Ood, His Bay is Fufect Fs 

IS 30 

Jehoiah the heatinlv Futhrr Is 

perfcrt 1 hue ii nnthniE mill 

to lind fault about lii* 

thnp t niiiliiiiK laikmc about him 

It i>, unlv m,ui s sliui tughtcdncv 

and hi' iMinninei und twisted 

teaching of ipJigKin that tauê 

suilmlnu hu^tiunklnd ta romplftln 

afralnst Him m ml^nndpr^taiidln^ 

and to iiuij fa fake li euâtioj]-, ag 

ain^t Hhii He 

Llun Thcitiart 

is the Lesson Sermon suh 

. .__ Sundav Pebruan 2 

in less than Oolden Test Helmed lei us lem 

""/W«r SurviTOra Urged 

to Pile S,S. Claims 

1 hi 

5Pt up a nrn »orld 

Knrld uiufJ] I11 i' 

Ple 5,5. Claims 

Survivors of veteran! ef the Seea 

WorlB Wu stand to loie con- 

sums of „ f unes* 

Squint ium-l' thi Social 

11 ^ f U e c Wn» with M« 

~ f,*eds»t- Security Administnition by IKmu. 

horui In "* • Bl!l !? rllln f to Eugene J HtE- 

• Wik'i UI-1 WBfflODj, Atlantic City office BMn- 

'ager 

be eligible for thesi veterans 1 

Johnson ffltgte and consists of _ 

ZB-room house There also is a 

flvi-car garage with an apartment 

Pawages from ti,r King 

above and another two-story duell- 

r H B 

ing There are 11 acres of land 

leaped Jawns and shrubs. 

The board plans to npen the 

home this 

fiaclier Named tb 

eUglWs fBr 

«htsi veterans j f b y t c r f a n G r o U p s 

elaunants must he sur , 

are 

IU| £ Oe (""Be Wscher, pastor of 

""Ic Permnnel who saw lhe f rst Pbyterlan Church was 

tw September IB 8 PP° lin whtiis are 

^ to serve on four commit 

ees ror tht 

t h 

vl Y? re of ""Ice Permnnel who saw lhe f rst Pbyterlan Church 

Ocean City, KM" 6 s * rvlc « aftw September IB 8 PP° lin ^ to serve on four com 

OMdofthB i 8 * 0 ' were honorably dlsehareed r, ees ror tht cl i"ent year, at 

Nil* yorfc te»«« of disability or for my Jan , Uftr y meeting of the Presb 

wwe con 5*°" "'t they had sarved M West Jwsev lity o 

they had 

. at Collinpftoo 

-"-v »v« UJIP j **"-,* uau 5ervetJ HOI f 

Monday at SU f 5 ' 8 or """a. and died within Hi ta ' 

eTfconfê""-^ 6 ^ 1 Biembtr of the Youth 

ir one year and is on 

Missions ns Mini Ministerial 

be comput^'""""^P and Vacancies 

of Supplie grou s for three 

the veterans' ? P 

^ Bt it ' 

^ 

A, three 

*«* riui]CIS a, I x -*"*^ •*•' 

_ machinist, who * e of 4 78) 

Sermon „_. 

James \ersioii nr the Biblf 

What doth the Lord Uiv fiod 

require of thee but to fMr the 

Lord thy Ood In walk in all li,3 

fta\s, and to lo\# him and to gene 

the Lord thy Ood with all thj hrm 

and with all thy sou] iDvut Ifl 12 

Correlate e pawages Irpm anniiip 

and Health with Kev tit the "Snip 

tures by M»ry Bakpr Eddv mtiiitle 

All nature teaches r.nd i Imp ta 

man but man rajniat Imr nod 

_..., supremely and set hi- ulmle affec 

at the 

to 

flUng- 

Is Christened 

last «*fek Bt dial 

Joanne BthW, d*ught» of Mr 

and Mrs, / ndrew 0. Scola, S4 Kirk- 

had been 

lln av,, Linweod, s-as ehristened 

fMently ut St. Joseph's Catholic 

tlDIIS spiritual thuiRs nlnl, Inv 

;5bytery in in ptrfec 

purpose i_i to 

Tin-- lifhU'Ous 

- _ -- . -- . ULIW abnut to 

create Hllhnut hi lp from pnhtics 

cummtnt 

« 'he material or trusting In it 

more than in the spiritual tp33ffi 

Christian Science service e\en 

teriai Sunday at li a m. at Bon 7th st 

and *U welcome 

PIBST METHODIST 

ith Sfc and Centra] Av 

B«v, A, L, Oanflnff, Pastor, 

Suada? servl^s; 

3:30 a.ni—Sunday school. Classes 

for every «ge, Wilbur A. Clark supwinteiident. 

II a,m.—Morninj Wersliij) Bcr 

ee. Rev, William A, BoytS a 

1 Ctaan City eiperlencerJ 

TIIB tempifiture soured to 68 degrees 

on the offielal Weither Bure»u 

thermometer Saturday afternoon, 

only four days after It had 

slumped (o IS afcove zero, coldest 

of the season 

The W shaded by two defreeJ 

tht all-time record for January It, 

and the temperature remained at 

that level more than an hour 

Sunday provided a continuation 

of mild weather between 47 and 

49 degrees and added the inno\ation 

ol a thunderstorm in the eariy 

ton L Liach, district manager 

dcran Cily and G W Merrlck, 

district manager in Wildwood, 

These appointments also become 

effective February I Mr Hamm 

i Hurt and rfUkinn yili 

be Pile of perfeiynn Jchuiah will 

moke all thiifft, urn iiml will 

nni be indnbfi ri tn mm for am 

thliib 

da^, FebriLir* " 

p i—V\unmoU(r ^turii 

Unltv mid Ptutr 

Thur^srfa* ¥ February h 

H p m—Hook stntu Iii f,m 

1 ad jjetn 

Mri 

nwr f^ 

ed in renting „ 

Hundred! B, 

] 

appointment as division manage 

follows the retirement of F Edwin 

Beiber diUslon manager, pf_ Ocean 

City and B P k* dHlunn man 

ager In Wildaood 

W 

other "foreignin 

evidtncf h 

Sunday, Maif 

f were |, 

the 

enjoying the 

Urtay 

BL THIC 

All (li Ni: lift [11 

Phone Co. Drivers 

Have Few Accidents 

Onh tun nurtn t i in inonufi 

nulls dm! niim imohniL c THOMAS B HlMM 

In accordance vvith an announce 

incut madp earlier in the month, 

Thomas B Hamm will aASume ful 

rharge of the Atlantic City Hec 

[ trie Cnmpanv 5 opi?ratinn& in Cape 

Mm Cninitv hnnreforth ta bi" 

kiiuun as tin Snutliprn DKisinn of 

ihp rninpmi} The iipuratlan now 

to he KnoKii as the Southern DI 

\ ismn will encompass areas scrv 

rtl through t)». principal offices of 

1I11 ininpam at Or can Cltj bea 

tnnu* 111 rit\ WiIdBond Cape Maj and 

prt'cuiHl mum -tlrtt tlir \i,arrfiiiK future prnsjuru for the October 

ie» 14rs pnri n and induniry Criticized m 

trends 

county and 

r.porge Rnrnnej gemril manag or 

r of the Atiftimnblle Miinufurlur. 

rs AjMncj,iiinn «in ansBer the 

An average 

question Hn^ Mam Cm-, Will 

or «-„ 

cheese »as consuiwtS 

Vou e.vi m 1947' 

Ian in Uu un|(Jri ^5,«l 

y 

pning as Dig 

fur thr com- 

I 194J He b 

tlnrni Mi Hamm 

«'th -, inmih nn fihor, 

ll nnif Cipi p Mil l Camt m He First Step Toward 

Hntjic 

Hint Hi In bun b 

(ni|ilimrt hs [he At- 

111111 tin Hutu, fimipjin wntf 

ipiiiiiliir 1'MI ,„„!,„,. i,, [1]ls a Home of Your Own 

nij In.iii Ailiiiilir City, nhere lie 

ii.i 111 rinnu,. 01 i,i,.||l riisinbutloii Thousands and ihouainas or 

rt the busies year in (•]„„. !„„ mblr 

tor}' in ]i)4,i ,, 

nN.rr"tl|.u 

I2,ooo,[ioo miir-, 

Mr. Hiiiiuii has ifii-iimii>cl 

Uirr. „,, 

him. 

•II null rivll. iiduu,^ 

.iiniind vvildifiiiiii iuifj ,,, u nirniber 

i>_nrl |j,,,t piMlrtnil uf the Cnpe 

M:,,-,v M 

Mny t'li.iii ijmisi. KJuuni!, Club ' 

Asinii M n 

our and 

Pfidne Ocean City 0077 

«»•• W FOtt DEMONSTRATION 


M«! 

preMn ' w « fe: Mr, 

w Thompson and 

Jack Schaffer, Miss 

M D M 

(ley, Mr and Mrs, £' john S iSi" 

1 tewa Murray and fiancee and Mr 

/ and MM. WiiliwB Mar hf' 

Bugmintown Home 

Deati-oyed by Fire 

2 4w 8 ". StOry holn « of Mr, and 

re. Charles Betf, In Brmi 

town, was destroyed by i 

Bf JO firemen who were imrapered 

W». A. I. Oongloff 

hta on their pumpe 

Mr, and Mrs. Betz, 

8t ioha'i Lotherab 

0. DaHi 

City Tabertmtte 

. and Asbnrr w. 

OBHAS 

Robert r tiavls, s, T. n., p^ 

111—Ohurcli Sriiooi 

J1 "- 

Assistant Sup*rl 

Klpin. Mrs. 

! 

rs iiiicl 

""'^"in'-tlic" choir ronm' 

».30 ». m.-Thc CIIUK-II f,i Siu.lv 

?. B, Lesson. "Jrsu. .!,„ ;;,.""•• 

Life", 

'niff1hto0£dfr 

office of ClnUon B 

lathirtng of Thi 

*rvlce at" d J 

John B. Trout 

W d S 

OCEAN C/TY 

RADIO 

PROGRAMS 

TUESDAY 

THURSDAY 

Arch 

Supports 

I.\«j 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

1054 

Hanif-Inn 

916 Wesley Ave, 

HEATED nOOMS 

Open All l-ea, Central Location 

Hotel Strand 

9tJi and Wesley Av, 

OCBAN cm 

Open All Year 

PAUL M. SPIE'CKia 

MOTOR REPAIRS) 

& BODY WORK I 

os UAHV TEBMH 1 

[Ocean City Garage! 

ST. and otKAN AVE. I 

Check 

Your 

for Inspection 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

Simpton 

""" 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

SAVINGS a.d LOAN 

SI 1-Sih Street p ^ 

f 

SAIf ER'S ESSO STA 

ESSO 

Let U 

Your 

9th St. and 

LUBRICATION 

Wit 

ROYGAUl 

Expert Body and Pan 

OCEAN CITY GARAlSl 

NINTH •"« BAV AVtNtJE 

a6MU0THRmE, J * 

It'* a BEAUTY ,.. 

It'* a PACKARD » ! 

J'll'ôur Order NOW 

BISHOP MOTOR 

Av., s, 

MENG6L 

m a 

f. to Have 

louse' 

Post to 

»te Feb. 12 

See Housing Shortage on 

Way Out Here This Year 

Buyers' Market Developing in Residential Property; 

They're Shopping Around; Prices Paw 'Hump' 

PAINTING 

TERIOR EXTERIOR 

{a novice ruin ynur home when It costs no mop* lo have It 

'by a mMlfr painter? VB, we still have pure Unseed OH 

' anil pre-war Paint, 

MM VERNON HOUSAND 

Eighth Street Phone 0984W 

I'M SICK AND TIRED 

OF DRUDGERY 

1, Ubara! Trod.-ln-AIlowanc*. 

or 

2. Ub.ralCradlttoP.r- 

MM lulldlng or Rtmod«Hng. 

3, Exceptionally Lew 

Financ* Charft, 

4, Eaty Monthly Budg»t 

Paymant*. 

5. Law Rat* Avallobl* 

far Cooking. 

Vet Service Man 

Opens New Office 

Charles \I A-htnn Jr runt.irt 

representative for ih, Vi li rjii^ 

Admimstrdtlon at Tourt Hnu,i uill 

spend tvio davs eith »,,k in Wilcl 

»ud starting Pebru.irj 10. 

He will visit wildwood. nt the office 

«f tin- State Einplfiyment Service, 

each Monday and Wednesday 

fmm 8:30 to 4 p. m. The schedule 

Of hours nt the eounly seat olflee 

is B:,io to 5 on Tupsdays 

Thursdays and Priduys: 8:30 to 

12:30 on Saturdays. H> will be at 

Court House Mondays and Wednesdays 

Irani 4:30 to B p. m. . 

The Wildwoijd visits nrc to providn 

mure convenient service for 

veterans in the Wildwood . Capp 

May arcn. 

The annual value of Canada's 

fur production is more ihun till - 

000.000. 

•HERES THE PAY-OFF* 

AN ( ^ ^ RANGE 

ADY, wa tM your point 

i Got an EUctric Ranga and Ihsia 

L day» and nighli of drudgery are 

cv#r. EUctric Cookery It iimplo, {lean, 

convenient and economical. (I is THE 

modern way to cook. Akk anyone who 

'tookf Electrically. 

No pad and pom ta «erub-no grimy 

wall* and furnhhlngi with {lean Elec- 

tricity on the job. And your family will 

lava the delicious maali you con cook, 

aulomalitally." NulriHeui and flavoraoma 

|ulcei are retained. Healthful vltamlm 

and mineral*, loo. 

Gel your order in at once. The time 

to Mart cooking Electrically It 

Less Paralysis 

In N. J. in '46 

But Diphtheria 

Cases Increoaed 

ir-Boss-Sack-Watchko 

Veterans of Foreign 

Authoritative Ocean City sources president of the National Assoria-- 

• Townihip will hold 

this week agreed with national tion of Real Estate Boards, derlar 

pg at its cluh room 

building industry figures that the ed that the housing shortage will 

p]e school housf an 

housing shortage will be substantl bu over by the end of 1347 and 

all} eased during 1B47 and that a 

thday annlvirsary trend already is in progress jor a 

ening, February 12 shift from a sellers to a buyers' 

mtmbers of anymarket 

In residential property 

anlzutloii. and those 

W Wadsworth Wood president 

elong to one, are in- 

of the Home Builders Research Tn ' 

hd Befreshmpnts will dilute derlareri that the peak In I 

[id all visitors will UP prices nf old houws has been ' 

well entertained reached and passed He added 

of the post will be that for rent atHfrtispmrnU ar* 

his meeting, but any 

j an application on or 

fete will be srefpted as 

pmber 

recent regular meetay 

last week thq port 

esolutlon authorizing 

of g ttamen § BUS! 

onBl infnrmation re 

far this ft ill bp anpruposed 

ta ha*e a 

committee m nn% nr 

ty for the benefit of 

f take plaee at HIM hnmp 

Keppler, taarmnrn nn 

ng, January 31 

members fcpre ôni 

ek s meeting 

^meeting an Interertlng 

of the Abacus lOr 

culating instrumprii 

tlgurid in, the ne*s re 

npetition wlili the add 

waii giipn by Walter 

»o-s a captain with 

in China during the 

5 

that home price's will soften slmul 

taneouslv if the government lets 

build 

FEAR GOVT COMPETITION 

FOR MATERIALS, I ABOR 

New Jersey builders planning 

for record hieakmg homr crjiistruc 

tion this sprniK iii. a icult nf the 

beginning to appear in manv rltlei P.ising of iedeml control^ nnw aie 

about the countrj 

Confused and bittildired bv the 

thrrat of a r\rw ri,mêr—(/uvern 

BUYERS BCCIN TO "SHOP" niPiil tompetltion for available ma 

Tim aas confirmed bv several lenals and skilled Ubnr it thr 

well informed Ocean City real es "tate level Henr> N Slam pn î 

t tate men who h said that prnspee dent of the New Jerstv As^-nciation 

Uve buyers are again >ihnppiiig ar of Real Estate Bnirri- t|ir|)retl 

Ound nnd that local realt> 'ales this wiek 

prices ieem to hup passed the In a statement issued on the evr 

hump Prices on relatively new Of a heariiiu bv the Rtntj Krruinniir 

residential property are holding Cmineil on tlin subject nf ptrmaii 

firm they %ald but have softened ent public housing Mr Sttini âid 

on older residential and livpstment that only assurance b\ thr iiiMI!liIiitiiHliiH| j 

PAPERHANGING 

Calvin L. Fisher 

201 Anbury Avenue 

Phone 0299-W 

tiiiDuiiii 

'" "•»« iHiiiHIi (ii 

UPHOLSTERING 

SLIP COVERS 

THOMAS SERKMBA 

oio.'i Vcnlmir Avr,, Vrnlnar, S. J, 

Phone a.MIS 

Stt rilAIIliK I'OI! KNTIMATRK 1 

3 Q tMllliiiM| 

ARCHITECTS 

Estimate and Tiltutlon ot work conleBjliui 

or in pranfii. ikctckei 

«im bioeprioti midt. M rnn' «• 

fcriuce, 

SAMUEL R, STAFFORD 

MS4 CeBftml A*. Ph, lllf.J ' 

HlillliilillilliliiHliiilli 

MARIN^ftJOPPLIIS 

MADE 

ALL IWlg 

WE ARE TAKING 

ORDERS FOB EVINRtDES 

LEMONfS 

308 $uy Av, Ph. 1787 

, \'Jir'i A 

SAMPSON and 

HAMADA 

;"' 




Robert L, Sampson Edward T, Hamada 

215 - 5tli St. Phone 1048 

WITH 


24 Asbury Ave. Ph. 1237 

f i J H i i i i i i i l 

I FLOOR 

I SANDING 

I REFINISIIINC. 

I H. R. BRECKLEY 

Ili Central An. Flu SM7-W 

I^\ iiililtlililiff it#illiiiiii'i44tiliaiiiiiiitlitiiiiiltliiiijifiiil I 

FOB QUICK RESUI.TS 

VSR THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Floor Sanding 

f f*l 

BUILDINC/ 

Hoofing 

ROOFING 


GCTTEBS - SPOPTBra 

W W1"M R Air Conditioning 


Pb. 0916 9th & Haven 

Class 

Polled Pl.t, A Wlcdow 

GLASS 

nmnn, ASM, Min-tn 

S, ROSENBERG 

1009 Arctic An Atlantic Citj 


Ocean City Representative 


Phones r 


4-6116 23G4-J 


- FLOOR SANDING

IODEL 

Cmt 

Prfceto (Ocean City Youngsters' /Time Has Come 

February 7 Weekly Radio Show Big Hit To Plan Garden 

M CjlUaff 1 1*1 ft 1 fTAAttlliaTJUl tfittn hafn lim nrh.Mi J>I * - juî.j ut. I . 

Quart Cut 

IV State 

, . _.. Ii6ll4ewlv$s iHIl _v 

,1'to itgufe their load oiiilaj by 

S fcjlt for eVery quart olroiilr, 

, -f.jctira February 7, when the 

,Maa lunette that became effective 

"December 21 will be repealed 

S^L 

from BBJJO 

Minimum drop a 

fan letters Jiave arrived no 

, thataiw station last week 

thelr tltne w " Uf 

Control jWrectpr Arthur P. Poran. 

,' The new Drive, waiohirtli include 

aJl tmtUm pDlmi Iwtweeti Brig, 

•litine and Cap* May, WJJI be 20- 

i-3 cents /or tame-dcUvermi stand- 

jard trade milk and 10 1*3 cents in 

{torch Grade A milk will be back 

down to 28 J-2 pfnts tor htone de- 

livered. 

The drop in retell priiies Was an- 

ted shortly after a cut was 

In .the prlna pay to mj^ 

from IB.S6 a hundred- 

The price was 

! to combat poss- 

SPON80K] 

They aren't receiving u cent for 

their efforts, but they know thry 

are climbing the same rocky trail 

followed by many a radio star be 

fore them. There is always the In 

oetitive that If they command h 

large enough following, they 11 at- 

tr»ct a sponsor Meantime, doing 

It is a Jot of fun and sufficient 

compensation for the time being 

Besides, If they nere sponsored, 

tlieyd have to Join Caesar Petril 

lo'a union I 

In addition to Craig—his friends 

are about evenly divided as to 

whether to address him as Craig 

or Jerry~-the oast Includes Jpiirui- 

Gtte Southard and Lorelei Potts 

ftoth 17-year-old slngere, Roland 

Wiggins. 15-year-old pianiit „ 

lfl mixed voices, 

_j • l_m---T~- • • • * TTV1F ««^.4 UllI 

supply to markets in neigh- 

lg states. This out-of-state 

1 attraction has now been re- 

T-,.Jd, Mr. fbran said. 

-.. TheArtwred price was described 

'' *J* n «ouragement for the consump- 

, WB Qt *M»e mllfc than Is ordlnor- 

BO -,ny WM during- the flush produc- 

&7. tlon period of the spring months. 

W't .t 

Voting District 

Si" lty y ^ of KecUon.. 

uet of the borough com- 

BrepaHng to did 

ONLI ONE APULt 

The only adult regular is Joe 

Drlacoll, a professional pianist of 

Atlantic City, nho play, most of 

the accompaniment und dot-; tlie 

music arranging fm the ^llng 

group 

Craig (or Jerryi writes the -.cript 

arranges the programs and directs 

the entire performance mtli sug 

gestlons of course from thr rcsu 

tor-radio station staff as to umi,,B 

and other details 

tors when first confronted with 

tlie metallic monster in a wtind 

proof room, likewise UP no I 

boo to these modern youth. 

"We haven't had one ca.se of 

mike fright so far," CraJ» re- 

ports. "Tlie gang Just talk IJI It 

and don't norry U'e an- all per 

fectly st ease." 

There have been 11 few minor 

allpi. such as iour notes or si ram 

bled llnei but tuch tilings happen "eniiiK at homi- with seed mta- 

in the best of fumiJies For etery| lo Kue mid penrll and (Ur ustles 

one they make tlie vminfsLcrJ .avv tlie U R Drnnrtnivnt of 

learn something 1 . . 

'We're not trjuiB to sound pro 

feisional, anyway,' says CraiB 

HEV HAVE QUEST ARTISTS 

Not one to allow the show tn be- 

come monotonous, the seashore Or 

Ribbons again to 

Be Passed Out Here 

Yes its time for Otean CHj 

get out that wed latalngur ami in 

dulse in ,i bit i>r dreuniinK 

IVbiuiii} 2 to 8 has bti-n [Ji 

nated us NHtional r.iirdi'ii Plan- 

ning Week and gurs vou [in- best 

possible exrise for spending 

Acoeiit on ndueuiion and beauty 

IS the giirdm tlicnu tin-, vm 

with uaitlme emergent} past gar- 

den goitls June 1 hanged V s II 

A luii .uiiioiuiced tlmt 1947 Burdens 

will he pliimert witli these t>oiK in 

uew. in ro msuie bitter nutr. 

tlon to mani million- ol Amenc.111 

lamlllcs (2l proiide familii>s Dur- 

titiilarh those l,, Jouer Inrotne 

- ,— „,„., njjî,,^ HiiniLy 1 ^ rou ^ i formers 011 tap for the/ 'l uilntltv "r\Hi''j Buiir- 

flntced by. 

J. Lopfll BruciiTerniinlxlic-t.iisfe, 

2. E I. BfureCn.wnrldilnrBMt 

maker of hurdwoad ' flooring. 

I, iun Insurance Office, Lid, 

FOR FRff INSPiCTIQti, 

wmi on PHONi, ' 

Now Available in 

Any Quantity . . 

STOVE COAL 

NUT COAL 

1300 WOit Avenue 

WILUAM S. AND 

Eiectrjrai Service, Miiinienuiice and 


BtsUtneei \% mrml street 

C H, SHOEMAKER 

LUMBER CO. 

12th St. and West Ave, 

Ph 01 SO 

HAY FBNTON 

Electrical Contractor 

E N w Je "*y Aw,, Soniera Poini 

I'hone 8,I», 8822 

JOHN E. TROUT 

lIIiCISTEKEU Hl'ILDElt 

10S3 Asbury Ave, 

Ph. 1200 

W. T. KUHN 

Paperhanging 

1021 Aibury Ave, 

Phone 0046-J 

Ready-Mixed CONCRETE 

WE nn TUP »„„„,„ ^***d M. Mu 

Ocean City Concrete Products Co, 

5iH^ nA - Phone 00,1 

Bdkheads Piers Docks Dredging 

Foundahon Piling Boat Slips Do2erWork 

House Mowng Diving & Dynamiting 

° AST 

P1! 

CONCRETE 

BLOCKS 

j- and pj 

h,, Urn,, k 

Wtiej 

Bird Bat 

Concrete B]d§, 

South Swvlile, N, J, 

Ph. Soa Isle City 3-6197 

Ferguson 

SERVICE 

e Ainrm 

Traffic Hignals 

CommunicaUon 

Electric 

I'ower and 1 

House VUif\ 

Commerciajj 

Fluod Ugk%| 

rani fclwiriclaii 

Irvin Johnson, Jr. & 


ida) 

FiMt iMtrtloh pe, 

wi per Mffl ncredlnt ZS wordi 

AH Classified Advertising Cash 

40c 

illy 

Personals 

THIS DATE I will not 

libto for any bijis 

..^cted by myself, Edward II 

ch, 812 Shore rd., 8omen Point 

Mo oney 

— Avall 

3E MONEY — AvallaWi 

nds lor high grade first mart 

for any amounts; also O 

nf, Federal Housing mortgage 

, Federal houslnj Improvtmen 

, and any other kind of financ 

Harry J. T, Meyeri, Jr., J N 

i av,, AUantle City, N, J. tf 

Kant 

JN, RAO6. MifiAL, etc 

lOOOHT—Drop • pootcjird or 

I the reliable ThomM DeCkniw 

WC3t >T. Hopi 

~T5~i 

liture, ui 

u Detebu 

pricea. tf 

-We are paying highest 

fw nm, pftpeni, iroii and 

Drop ft postcard to flarry 

and Soim, Cape M&y Court 

and our truck will call or 

Cape Ma; Court House 8- 

r *oiB wuhing ml 

lehlnea (or p*rts. Phone Pimm- 

Avm BM-W. tf 

_ OR 1-tu "garage buildTng 

FCould move immediately, 2201 

Btral av. Phone 2M6-R. 1-31 

Upholstering 

1-31 

Female Help Wanted 

juaineas Service 

r*ale Keys, 15c Each 

. service. Davis Hardware CO., 

1335 Asbury av. 

teOBB WMh«r Servict. Parts 

ny make washer, call Calia- 

' fitvlUt 8|«-WL U. 

_ ... 0i — Automobile ltifc. 

ith, servjee., Wslter E. AJlen, 

entoai av. Pnane 04BB-M, tf 

"ortimcrcial Printing 

B t, BABRBTT, 107 Asbury 

Vi, Ph. 1282. Printing, eommer- 

1 stauonery, offlee Wj^lto 

AVE FtJELI Re-slda your home 

' with wl'te waterprtiol asbesUm. 

method elves thorough Insuln- 

Asphalt roofing. Sfllled me- 

ilcs Free estunate. INDEPKW-. 

OENT ROOnNOJXJ, 700 8th St. 

^017 CAN save up to 40 permit 

in fuel with Eagle Mineral Wool 

Iwhy delay?. Insulate now and cn- 

fjoy a more comfortable liome 

VIROtL B. BEERY & CO 

Home insulation Contractors 


Phone 1300 

fac- 

OLDappTunltsrcbulIi by 

tory method*, auarameed. O. D. 

f Hacknej, B31 Asbury 

U234 

av. Pnone 

cal Cont 

—BEGISTEBED— 

' tJSED cars bought and sold Auto 

/ glass Rebuilt shock absorbers, 

[ ennerators, starters and fuel pumps 

\ Craig Motor Sales, English Creek. 

S Bonacrs Point and Mays LandinB 

[ Blvd ^hone Somers_Poiiit_83Z»^ tf 

(USED Furnllure bought and sold 

When you have anything to sell, 

R Hoffman. 8M Asbuty 

Read Hardware and Paint Co 852 

Anbury av tf 

fNJJER8FBINa mattresses. Belt 

mattresses. Beds and Springs. 

Mattresses renovated Just like new 

Furniture upholstered I'honei At 

lantlc Olty 4-3309 ask for Mr Tho- 

mas Cohen. Atlantic Coast Bedding 

Used Heating Stoves 

COAL snd wood stoves, ranges 

bucket-a-day etc used bicycles. 

Reasonable H. Raff and Sons 144 

Hand a* Cape May Court House 

'hone 6-6941 _ tf 

FOR SALE—Vacuum Clcaneis mv, 

nd rebuilt free demonstration 

Cash or time payments Pattun 

52 Wist av Phone 1083R 11 8tf 

GOOD Uocd Lumber and build 

ing material Inkt Supply lurd JU 

Melrose av Atlantic City I'hone 

2328 tf 

SALE—Electrolux rcfriRtraUir 7 cu 

ft washing machine bedroom 

luite innerspring mattn is Hoff 

iun 654 Asbury av Phone Oil 1 " J 

_ tl 

1ALF—Bliyclis trltjclcT -scooter 

IMbh mall bahy walkn-; baby 

iLrolle r s doll coach wagon 1 ; roller 

tkuU.3 accessoiifs bell 1 : st it M.ilt 

:ovtrs siien"! piidomeuri tool 

hcadhclit tirta tunes ull il/ 

M Annarelll and Bon Bkjiles 

.nd radio stort 1014 Anbury ai tf 

[ALL—I OHD MOTORb Ltt us rp 

place your old worn out motor 

ttllh n RECONDITIONFD COLD 

SEAL MOTOR or a. BRAND NEW 

FORD FACTORY MOTOR lmme 

dlutc Installation lo«cst prices no 

down payment ntcessaiy low wtikly I 

or monthly payments If desired 

KURT7 Ford Dealer Ocean City 

$l~00 SAI E Tea towers 3 forTl "0 

thildren s pantlpb 4 for SI 00 polo 

iliirti i for $1 00 bedroom slippers 

$1 00 children s •> lor $1 00 

Muny moTL items too numeious to 

mention come In *i & L Burgain 

Hou« B7 8 1 ) N Maul "it Pkasant 

\llle _ _tf 

ATIENTION Oiean Citv rt^ldenUi 

Come In and ".ec our SprbiK 

Shlpmmt of Fibn and Summer 

Rugs Call early lor sildttOn of 

colors and M/ts All iu« 1947 pat 

terns Also good sikction of* 27 

vudtli Wool TurlHt for hallttay oi 

stairs Smith Rug Work 415 W 

Main st Millville N J Shou 

room open Mondiiv throurh Friday 

8 30 a m to 5 p m OIH n until 9 

p m on balurday ^lenhiB t' 

NATURAL Russian Caruiul cape 

ideal for over suits Good condi- 

tion 420 327 Wesley av _ tf 

AKI'KK~3anuarv 31 1947 — Mem. 

clothing, suits, slioi'i and undci- 

wear To be sold to pay room rent 

Mrs Mosebach, 936 Bay av, flomen 

Point. __^_ 1-31 

WINdOW shades. Venetian Blinds 

Made to your order Prompt de- 

livery. Free Installation Cash or 

WANTED—Typist. Ocean City 6T- 

flee. State age, qualifications, etc 

In (first letter. Box 5941. Sentinel 

Ledger. 1-31 

TELEPHONL OpenilbTs in Ocean 

City Intciestlng work friendly 

co-workers; regular increases; no 

advancement. Start your telephone 

career TODATi Call Ocean City 

Chief Operator or apply 506 12th 

st.. Ocean City. New Jersey Bel 

Telephone Company. tf 

Male Help Wanted 

FULL or part time retail salesman 

for Ten and Coffee company 

carrying 200 or more household ar 

tides. Use own car und work on 

commission busle. For further de 

tails wri'e or call Fawcett Product 1 } 

N. Third St., Mlllvllle, N. J. 2-1 

Help Wanted 

PRLSÊR Must bt i s:ni I t Puft or 

full turn Apply Mfls rkaning 

408 A5bur> av 1 to 6 p in 1 Vt 

CLERKS wanted. Young men or 

women wanted for pennant nt 

clerical positions. No experience ncc 

I'Biury but high sulio BtroUers^baby carriages 

M A l l l 

teOVcTLEB: BtroUers^baby g 

, for hire and repair, M. Annarelll 

k 0 A Phone 

hire and repair, M 

Soa 10144(00 AsBury av. Phone 

JtckJ. 

PAPER 

and slip cdvera, 

l 

nt of materials. No 

estimates. Thomas Sctemna, 

Ventnor av., Ventnor. N. J. 

BRIDGE 

Single Far«, ZBs 

ihce. BmalT repairs 

ns made promptly 

7 ROOM and hnth bunuilow for 

Summer smson Juni 8 to tup 

U mbor " Miy he soon Monday 

through Iriday 2^14 Short rd Lin 

wood tf 

1 ROOM and lialli furnishi d apurt 

mtnt giis md electric im luded 

*40 a month to lunc 1 14(1 West 

ai Phont Tuckuhoe 2 R] tf 

LODOF ROOMS for relit "Spauou? 

comfortable well lighted mid 

tieatid with RitchMi* (ommiinCF 

In Bentinfl Liduer bulldlns buit 

able "-•" mettlnf, plnci for anv or 

ganl/jttion for inpli nmht oi cv 

iralniglH'i i month Itati i Ri-uson 

able rmiiult us for mailiiblc 

nigliU Sentniel-Lcdger inc Phone 

0304 __ _W 

COTTAGE 3 bedroom, and maids 

room elettnc refrlsci utoi, 1 cai 

garage .lunc 15 to fieptcmbei 6, 

$1000 2-bedroom bungalow, Uiiv 

nv iection June IS to September 

15. S6C0 R B Onley 400 48th «.t 

1-31 

1947 Season, June 1 to September 

15 one of Ocean City s finest 

beach front upartmi-nts (ilist Moon 

lotated 22nd and Wesley a\ J bi-d 

rooms, batii kitchen dinetti-, also 

miuds quarteis with lavatoiv Pii- 

vate gamec Adults onlv Refer- 

ences Addiess ounri Ucoige Hell 

eriek. 4924 N Rlarvine st. Phila 41 

Pa 2-7 

WANTED—House In Ocean City or 

mainland. Year round rental 

Phone 1663. I-31 

THRE1 ADUIT& would like to 

rent house, bungalow or apart- 

ment unfurnished, year around. At 

least 3 bedrooms. Smith, 70S 6th 

st. 1-31 

HOUSE wanted to be moved to 

other location. Submit full par 

titulars and locution with first let 

tcr. to Box 5943. Sentinel-Ledger. 

1 31 

Dogs, Cat., Pets 

Cape May Consider. 

Parking Meters 

Cape Way city cdmniisaidners 

are considering % proposal to In 

stall parking meters on Washing 

ton A.; Beach iv.. and pdsaibly 

ofher heavily-traveled streets to 

produc* it new source of revenue 

and to expedite traffic 

A Pittsburgh meter manufactur- 

ing firm offered the city installa- 

tion without cost, and would di- 

vide the revenue until the purchase 

price Is paid off The meters 

would cost 179.50 each. 

During the defense and war years 

Of 1940 tp 1948 the Federal Govern 

ment collected 156 billion dollars In 

taxes and spent 365 billion dollars 

1 deficit or 209 blllldn 

VTLE 

PAMtYSIS 

14-31 

, ,„ ,„,„„ 

SHUSTFR8 Kennels Cocker Span' 

iels bought and sold. New up-to 

(tote heated kennels, also Inside and 

outside runs. Personal cure. Mays 

Landing rd. and Atkinson av., Som 

ers Point. Phone Somcrs point 

21B1. 2 7 

Differ on Speed 

For Constitution 

G. O. P. Urges it be 

Delayed a Year 

Governor Driscoll's inutiguntl re 

commendation tliut a convention 

dr;ift a new constitution lor Ntv. 

Jersey met witli general approval 

tins week, but dillerence of opln 

ion developed as to whether It 

should be done speedily or proceed 

with caution. 

Republican leaders Monday urg 

d the new governor to delay pub 

In wiliim 111 tin ls le fi 1 a ji IT 

principally on the Rround that too 

.hurt a time would he available for 

the constitutional convention to 

d» u isood job. preparing ior a re 

ferendum this year. 

They suggested thitt convention 

leKntes be notriinaied und pit 

pare a new charter to Bo before the 

voters In November. 1948. At that 

time, the occasion of a presidential 

election, there would be a more re 

pre.M'iitaUve vote cast, the leaders 

Jlfl 

On tile other side, -the New Jer 

ey Taxpuyers' Association com 

:nended Governor Driscoll for his 

itund, und urged prompt leglsla 

,ne action to carry out his plan so 

he new clmrlcr could be submit 

U'd to the people in November 

this M ir 

The Association offered its co 

operation mid assistance in efforts 

to secure a constitutional conven 

tlon. 

1 */H7 

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MIITO^ IIBUI ) AIHtLI! 

Irt a f nn of 1cr nf II u 

lot PI-J or th, HIH fl of \ v, It, 

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II I'll t > I I l f l 

tag « anmuut 

you JuAMTA vAJ>bfcRaRJBT 

nis4e « putty ll*(li»il«nt )a tils 

said caiike IHHUIH ydu nrA tli* for 

wife of William K Uu»y IM 

mid William It Hdmey .Hod Mima u 

of remrij of naid Jaudv And 

>• uia you May lino B dower 

In nftld l&n IR and brcmlium of 

muy bs nainîi u ono of th« devlji 

i In t fauppOBeri will of said Vtllllfam 

Miusey dectaseil 

Anil >ou JOHN If VANlltrlMJItlhT 

6 marie a part} dutirotilmit bucauso 

IV arfl lflD I Unbdnd of nulll Juablta 

ol Halt] WIIMaiii fi: lfamu.y whu ti» or h 

m IS. MuH6uyTdof:eufi 

Ahrt you. O\\AT>YB 

*d« fi lutrly ii(l 

RJrhu 

fltiTflndiitit bi>CHM»*O you 

uul 1 ,t\ 1)11 m iC Mflft 

who neimrttirf tlilti life 

Of riMOfd or nuld Jjimlfl 

id joU tint one of tlio 

rH Ht hlw oi eu.U\ Wll 

or tliolr 

dlit 

lb 

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t if U 

ti 

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name Mr John Do* be 

tlpila) Jiunband or AU(rtut« 

k>n> or hln hnln aevlMH a»ru 

torn rnlrninlrtrstoni uruiUMa a» 

«lnu or kticMuon In rlgtit, tltla or 

tntArqHt 

By ilrtus of on Onl«r of Hie Cohrt 

the dBts Uertof Jn k CMUM wfiertlu 

H cllj at Oin (.Ity a mualclpmi 

porstlon o( the «late of Ky la Comjilteluant and HwWiv D 

rantlsre »t vir sna others am Hi- 

feddaht. you are rwiulrsd to »pp*«i 

«n 1 if Aptl} I Ivll 

Lr I I ( I li iHfilon »t to H in Tl 

or ( i u tlti to tlm y 

Itj < ounty of i ape Muy ornl fltaU 

of Now Jeimsy »liioli iirtlflKtoa am 

datnd Bentmniir «ti i»3 coverfhc 

Jot 3 Bloi-k 150S, Si.rlloU n. and 

I,ot s. Ulo^k CdOO. In the Olty ot Ooe 

an fltj (outtt) f tape liny aj>4 

Btttti I New jrrny and >ou cr IP 

1 ORD 1 tJEI LUOHB an made a 

I urt> 1 finlant I erutlita you are the 

II Id r of a U> Hale r-Lrtlflc-nte sy 

Aj-Hlei n. nt irlnn tli prtmleo. In 

luontlon mid may thortfore iiav» M 

lnter«ift In nnniti d 

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Oniud D«.mii*r 

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AufuituB H Ooet? Fuj 

floll Itor of Pdltloi r 

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FOR QUICK RESULTS 

REAP THt: CLASSIFIED AOS 

'tf.au (C (tc maim 

u/itttci. Jan 

Wei! enjoy 

CUANHEAT. 

COMFORT 

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED 

Judge looking at the docile hus- 

band, "What Induced you to hit von 

wife?" With a small shrug the little 

mini answered, "Well, she had ht-r 

back to me, she was bent over the 

frying pun was handy, and the balk 

door open. So— I Just took 

chance.' 

"f tin I!,, ird 

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tlilltf UlU llillllH )KHl.|ll 

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1ft 411 II P intxl, nip HI I 

39A 411 Tl I'diit,,!, itlic III I, 

Tlm ll,n or UtniiJ to 1,0 quid t ow t nil tux 

Ilio jour 1911 

Tin, t.irlii» nf tin- mill, irn I i-.Ii ut Ilildlli 

ttiilo tuuHt l>« (OlinniKil l,t Iloald of t « 

tlie rlklit to r^jt.,1 an% iui,i nil IIUIH 

ThU Hal, Is Hindu un.kr nlilhoitl\ of an. 

A Gill 1 or tlm UOMHLII fttutiltp* or Sow J< 

II) Oidir of tlio Hoiird of Coinuilnuliincru 

In ill •>!( null ,1 . 

Tolnl Ani.Mihl itr- 

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a«i«iiiwp:»«*if 

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or J *""• ACTWE iii cnm 

Ifarf •«* to tor to 

for your Ford 

j Adopted b. A* P 

; umit "it **» to tmdndej 

mt minimi ttau wtlt corniest [ 

£» tte puxfiaser ag ib of a» 

«aO9 »Ce fit tsttsr of tile prior! 

as Drank 

: a^t safls applies 0 bicr- 

asff SOBS "-"iriy Hprnnntum f 

us* tea Us aoe'ai tfi* I 

rings Abrapt 

*•**••• fcmpliMMi* 

f ran MS 

If You Need 

BWL0ER 

PLUMBER 

Ledger's 

eat a. a Acs ta 

A» Solved wilts 

Nmr 

Sale of Men s Sock 

it 1Mb by Ammc» f » Gr*tet Munilmctunn. 

^ Sefcrfedfrrefulm On Hardly Be Drttrted 

paws | 

1.0 I* A ? ^1 

wt bo*, Ion, tail,, 

tr. Jong tails, suiforiied OaDll H 

2« custom- 

CERFAK 

SUDS 

DISHES 

LAUNDRY 

i^ 

M«t slew, lenfthi, 

( f ii 

—No, 41 

i 1 - . ' 

Si, iSwrnlnAs 

HU, Second DMriet of f* •• " / 

)B'S NOTES Tkh b the 

, » new Krlu of Wub- 

• columM, written by 

nun T. Millet and, 

'Jeney'a S«MWd Db- 

• oolunuu will to pubfrom 

lime to time, de»I- 

foted overwhelmingly to 

TOepSous 0804 or Q80B OCEAN em; •.$ j, 

Ceremony Swells 

Resort Force 

By One-TTiird 

i Mil luxurlM, 

Of only 85 mtmbtrs of tl 

to .voted against Iftt ex-land wire confirmed by the «MifM, 

It wtna to me foQltahlmtailflatM at thtlr iMuhr meeting 

- to eontlnua th» ml«.|whleli preceded the Induction. The 

PMMd, uawar mtu- fln» S, ttedgen, city clerk, 

m*immu tint « *M a six IN vtaraim 

mwtet md Uuntm could „«.„ .„" f^ 

(tortlqnsto ntM, 

lUMtlon before the House, 

Wan 5. pleaMi 

TVeather 

Schedule 

Id Snip to Go 

that the rcw men comprise about 

iibury iy., was earefully itudytaf 

hi. WtBSh wrbs anfl trim. 

mii' a few wars am in hf*h 

,,V> ' , f,' L 

do the European countries. All tries. 

verythlng is.served all at once." 

iclwBv tuMenBi HTived ta New I WAWfi TO DRIVE OAR 

Vort: 01^, Where ghe wl riwf by Oit of her amblttonsi Luolenne 

Seized Wealth 

mSt American famfiies'to dis> I - Bwini the bombing of Namur, 

ground, leaving only the older. WwU tfB Bill Beless 

workable models for the • r i / ! W " ; 

swvenghn mrmani, fore Legislature 

not damaged, although fl whole- 

«ale fruit aarliet opemtea by her 

Unele was struck. 

Best of all tlie tilings she Uku 

Court House, as the first step In • 

vl«d aU persons lntrresttd In sport 

The fa Ul, before the legislature 

n temeis K^,.2Sl »,t 

M of avery-diy use that 

M,?" H-wi^Jff"^**? 

unto th« 6UI em Inrao 

ia 

I not a luxury tu. The 

Ml does not refer to H at 

^t the lumn tw idea hat 

I both In mm out of Con. 

II to naUy a tata tH 

-tortlonmte mtM levied on 

iiaf arilHH tbm an e»- 

0 , U " mo U that "everyone makes you feel Mng of UcH closer to shore than Is 

st home". 

no* altowed. s 

pplte the fact that there are 

A No date has been set for the * mcettag,. the .euaie'rof 

» *n«in * H made maohlBei h 

m n m t Nen 

°- >»n Yount MoHOa,- with hazel #^s and a than any other make 

, *U eMept Harvey were already ^rnjinf smUe, speaks only WWle dteeussljif automobUes, 

ta polle* unuonn, havliif Nen on P"--" "-••— — -— — --• • ..... 

the i0TC ln 

^ temporary capacity ' 

pending etwj nervtcf quallfleiUan, *, . , ___ . . Asbury av. 

«Mvey quallflaa for appolatraent ">§ Bay household ls nee«iar. | usable mn. The awniM QUefl and 

ta th 1 

« •••* Avm In StpHmber, , -—-———- • ' — ._ ——— ".. 

The dan it n§iy patrolmon «'ei B--mL f* * a « in> * 

congratulated by a)l three city com- Brothmr, Can yOU Spare SeVeral Dimes? 

fishing dubs—in this county, 

fiduimtH, r~-— =-- ,— ' - ^_ - "" ' 

oeeaa cut t i k b lMl 

\ U W j Mf D 

Boy Scouts 

Want $1,000 

In Desperate 

and by the fact that all had been IW WepMe • fpr more intense leout wnndertul supim 

study ta eontwats, all n- drawn from the HUIIES of war vet-l"** *» -Vf fO^g montte, the worthwhile cause", , 

aw to do ta eheak the re- i»ns, jOfiew OJ^ disWet committee -b TRAISES WOMEN WOBKERS 

r m o. a w«th,r •». m.induction w m tmMg3B^\iS3X&£L5SP£ m mu û m *o«« who 

Febniarf ¥ by the coldest 

Ihewtojteiv •••.*• ^ •".-• 

IbfraMmeter took a tobogfc 

Tuesday night and Wedmomlng 

during a i&m 

id wind storm which caang. 

l.ratn to sleet to snow and 

ven by blasts of ahndst gale I 

In Ho»pit«l After 

H«»rt Attack 

w»s virtually at a standstill was reported to be improving and 

thawing frozen, witerl leg. 

Library Bu*iness 

^, o^Mortbn L, iwch 

Drive Big Success i 

May Total $1,200 

. The March of Dimes In Ocean 

Pftrticipate aa iOUoltert. L.__.T_ ., __, — 

Oth« meniBdi of the general nM ••*» to - 

commHtee iiioludB Jack O, Jirn«e, *® t-«OM SKATERS 

manager, reporttd 

Red Cross Set 

For Fund Drive 

«« futnds oftht Bed Croe, InfoOTaUon 

and wortunf equipment 

WEEK pwve 

IWN Wth»| 

afte^the^yeop^, March J, 

,f 5 i» 

underet«t«nent 

consists of 15 clubs with men than ^Monday's hearing. 

8.000 members, Seven of the clubs I "Toll bridges act as i 

are in New Jersey, and two of them I & the progress of any 

^ v 1 

,/ 

mer ooupUlned Out coounard^ I 

/fbhermen were cotnlnf too dote I been recogniied as such and have 

yield 6r spoH» milera. " \ rtaent / 

County Chamber Spokesmen siUd ' "There is already ft bridge 

PUnne« WouW R« 

a few investors or promoters," the I 

"Berber,- n« saia, «tt«t 

what yon do Is not measimd entirely 

by the number of arNtts 

yon make. Wbat connti most |i Financial rinanciai Straits OtraitS Laurence P. Lunny, f«nei«] 

your »blllt» to we common senH 

fa *»"*Hnf dlrrletdt sitnaUoot _, „ _ . _ chairman,•announced that he exwhen 

no superior officer Is near. |«n The City Boy^Seout Is practically movement "broke", In Ooe- peete the final loeal total to be 

*'•"' " Pfltoiundiaire obtained imrne- "» to -, _ 

Both ComailsiloniM Bofser andI diately thta- situation would eaiue ..**• lunny . on City this year is proving to be a 

that ppositin h I li thi t y t th th 

long parade, The total of cash 

from the fact that sport flshtaf B our island, which for many years g« ore « 

a major recreation and aoiirce of has been a free teSdit. itt rtsalr î*!to»** 

revenue for, the seashore resorts would aceowplish tte «mmunlcai; ^m-WlMtpW, 

Monday Night JteWtlM show that more thaTJl" ting ank without tBe; necessity of &Wt;l!tij&tj$ 

000,080 was spent tor boat hire fa a new toU bridge. . ;' , Mr j*.«*a^w 

The annual "kiek off" dinner for IMS along the coast from cane 

May County will take place Mon- much mere than this was spent for bill for the state to purchase the BWWWi*^?&mm 

day at 6:10 p,,m,, in the Baptist tackle and bait. '" : ". Beesleys Point brid^ wtsMe a»flteeM* 

- 1 •—'ons to QM-jMiagt because J espeettng %S!%mSflftH ' J 

mt\ munlttes, aue; toitai 

managed a Jnirphy Oo. store inl their home on HUM pi. ! ness at Prospect Part, Fa, I ..-„.. _. .., _, .,„—„ «i«**,«««

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