Oct 1947 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Photographer* 

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SHOE REPAIRS 1II Mowen Studio \m 

721 Wesley Avei. Ph. «651 

S« Too Ute tociawify I •Radio Repairing* 

CLYDE CARSON 

1115 BAT ATE. Phone 1842 

CAMERON RADIO SERVICE 

, EXPERT REPAIRING ON 4U, MAKES BADIOi 

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' MOOR FLEMlNQ 

Tenor 

HAtt»r MAMTN 

TtdM summer quartet o( tilt Mcth- the momlng services on Ull Music I 

odtat Church will provide the mualc Bs and In the Moorlyn Theatre,! 

tor t)w Now Jersey Conference, at and Miss Padder will dog a solo at | 

the Sunday services. 

the evening service on the Musldi 

Mr. Martyn will be the soloist at Pier. 

I 

Is a Liar, Asserts 

Automobile Club 

the gears connlvea at your down- 

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Nwrif hall the can on the raid 

td T rf $i 

their iqrrow whin halted by police - . -.- 

whose speedometers—unlike those of n,^* p Bmnanf. n« I 

the overage motorlBt^-are checked oMeni raymeillS VJH I 

frequently for accuracy. 

Unemployroent benefit payments^-1 

SEASHORE BUILDERS 

* More man so tmn 

I ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS 

1 -J ! JOnN TROUT 

I. and HOWARD 

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— : " 1083 Asbury Avenue Phone 1200 

I RE-ROOFING 

ASBESTOS SIDE 

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rEHB ESTIMATES Md 1TME 

JOBBING 

SHINGLES 

Vtmmm 

GEORGE SEDDON a.d SON 

— Kegiatered BuUders — 

55 Sunset Place Phone 0203 

Buildt 

Cameron Bros. Co. 

Builders, Jobbers 

and Roof era 

JOBBING ALTKKATTONB 

PAINHNG 

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1209 WMl 1MB Plume Otto 

POTTS' BROS. 

Builders 

1040 Aibury Ave. 

Phone 0061-W 

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BUILDER 

LUKE C.TURNER 

S742 ABBUttt AV. th, 1684-J 

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STAP'ORfl 

3^12 Asbury Ave. 

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Builders 

C. Pontiere 

BUILDER it 

ll033We»tAve. Ph. 180811 

Jobbing / 

Alterations and 

Roofing 

Albert S. Carnbufn 

Ha WM Am HIM Mn 

H. J. MAHTIN 

Registered Builder 

Roofing - SidlUK 

JoObin E 

41S OCEAN AVE. FHONTB M96-B 

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Phone 1863M , 

Daniel F. Connor 

Builder 

BciWcnd 

Res.: 1919 Asbury Aye. 

Jobbing 

Family Homes 

Alterations!! 

In rither «*^tJI 

widafly sound firtn to 

ML. 

SHiiTMiTAl 

A«b*tto. and BHek SidW 

Air CondiUonins 

Robot L. Sunprcn Edwara T• . 

215-SlhSt Phone 1 

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JOHN McCANN 

Roofing and Siding Contra 

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. METAL 

| CANVAS 

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Phone 0183-M 

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JVoitnM was'held by 

1 of careless driv 

~-JIB lost control of 

I crashed 4nto the Ocean 

•twtwat building at 3Ut 

, Samuel b. Bitter, 73, 

i av, Sharon HJU. Fa., 

lengeTs. In his car re- 

I treatment at the ofm 

B. Townsend. 

„ held in bail on the 

rirtng charge and as a 

I topolice, he was driving 

Jley north of Ocean Best, 

toad of using the brake fie 

Pa the accelerator. .The 

"V In a wide curve across 

.striking the building and 

^ again before it came to 

i driver received a cut lip: his 

"~ treated for shock. The 

J Mrs. Munyan, of Willow 

ration of the scalp: 

Wilmington, Del. 

Freedom Train's Treasures 

Fcretfo Lunch n Long Wait «n Line Three Blocks 

Long h Rewarded; Train Visited by 8,157 

A delegation of Ocean- City' 

Young America—180 strong—participated 

with enthusiasm Saturday In 

the historic patriotism display of 

the Freedom Train, which made 

their heritage a living thins. 

The group of youngsters mainly 

to 8th 

of the age group from 5th uj am 

grade, missed lunch and stood mote 

than three hours for'a quick inspection 

of the priceless historic 

documents contained In the red, 

white and blue streamlined train at 

Atlantic City's Union Station 

And It was well worth it, they reported 

afterward. 

VISITED BIT $.157 

The local group was part or a 

huge throng of i,lS7 persons who 

short, and tfas. Erdmaii, 503 30th 

t. bruises. 

went through the hit 

on wheels during Its 

historic museum 

shore visit 

13-hour 

Marines, State Police and Atlantic 

City police joined In guiding the 

crowd, which formed a line more 

than three blocks long outside the 

station. No disorders or mishaps 

occurred. 

The Ocean City boys and girls 

gathered at the high school building 

about 9:30 a. m. Saturday and 

were quickly assigned places In an 

assortment of vehicles for the trip 

to Atlantic City. 

Transportation 

was provided by the public and 

Parochial school buses, two chartered 

Public Service buses, and half 

a dozen private cars of local service 

dub members. 

POLICEMAN ESCORTS CARAVAN 

A committee of the Ewshange 

dun, headed by Robert Davis, and 

*••«* #vua utaas» i*a* IMUM* 

—» -.,-. a banner provided by the 

Exchange dub. 

The young people found it necessary 

to waif more than three hours 

In the slowly moving line before they 

could go inside the Freedom Train. 

Their Inspection took about a half 

hour. 

CANDY BARS DISTRIBUTED 

With the visit lasting long past 

the lunch hour, their growing appetites 

were partly satisfied with candy 

bars distributed by the Exchange 

and Rotary clubs. , 

Among exhibits drawing the most 

Interest were the original draft of 

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address; the 

rough notes of Francis Scott Key 

from which the "Star Spangled 

Banner" was bom: the draftof the 

Constitution and the BUI of Rights, 

President Roosevelt's appointment of 

Oeneral Eisenhower and General of 

the Armies for World War II. and 

the Hag raised over Iwo Jima in 

OPEN FRIgAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 

to notify Tba Ben. 

' your ehance of ad. 

t* 10'days before 

N ehanfe can be 

of any week. OCEAN CITY SENTINE^LI »? : >> 

Welcome Neiw Jersey Annual Confei 

The Methodist Church- 111th Annual 

I—No. 21 Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1947 

Now I know why 

Ford Service 

saves me 

money if 

y ,^—* PORD-TRAIN IB MECHANICS sun know 

^Kjvtl They know Fords best. They're 

' "THIIR FACTOBY-APPROVfD METHODS 

^tufaed to service Fords just right." make Ford service fasUa-. better and lota 

' * " . lower in cost," 

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r 

( QINUINE rORD PABTS they 

, w^»o fit right,work right and last 

"Jonfgr. Give me better service and 

Mrifafi*' 

"AND THIIR SPECIAL FORD* 

EQUIPMENT has naturally 

lowered costs on my Ford repairs." 

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EDWARD G. KURTZ CO. 

Av. between l*t & North Sts. Ocean City, N, J, 

Keep this in mind as you 

plan ypurjww home! 

I**' 

hile your h om e U la 

the blueprint stage, de« 

cide where you want 

telephone,, LH^ room? 

Wnlng foomf Kitchen? 

Upstairs? 

Then plan to hare j o 

m 

Jnulder place conduit— 

•rdlaafjiroi 

- the wall during 

construction to conceal 

the telephone wire „, j 

carry then to the desired 

locations. Installing telephone 

condnlt after the 

house la built U often 

difficult and eipensive. 

Oar Architect!' and 

Builders' Serrlce irfll bo ' 

glad to asai»t yon without 

charge In planning 

for telephone conduit fat 

jam new home OP the 

one you are remodelling. 

' Just call your telephone 

business office 

New Jersey 

Bell Telephone 

•Company 

"M'' 

Halleran Declares 

Constitution Sermon 

on Tolerance 

Eugene E. Halleran. local school 

teacher and novelist, spoke on. "Our 

Constitution" last Wednesday night 

ft a meeting of the Egg Harbor 

Kiwartis Club, 

As a commentary on present U. 8, 

troubles, Uie speaker pointed out 

that the American 

Constitution 

"really represents an agreement between 

people who did not agree 

with each other, but who were forced 

together by necessity.' 

Declaring that the whole Revolutionary 

War was "a grand tribute to 

Q0Orfe Washington.'' Mr. Halleran 

classed the Constitution aj "the 

finest sermon on tolerance ever 

written." 

The speaker was infroduced by 

George W. Meyer, Octan City High 

wool principal, and thanied b 

'alter A, MJUer 

ni f E 

b 

..alter A, MJ 

Harbor school 

, and thanied by 

supen'isor of Egg 

South Ocean City 

By ETBELDfD C. ANDBESS 

Mr. and Mrs. Stanlty Oushlng and 

daughters, Deborah and Jane, ot 

Balflmore, Md., were 

week-Mil 

Mla of Mrs. Cushlng's parentfc 

..j. and Mr*. Fnnk Laune, MIS 

Oentral av. 

Dr. Horace O, Butlir. of Palmyra, 

N. J., and SOth st. and Ajfiiiry jv., 

attended meetings of the American 

RpentgenoIogicaJ flocitty in Atlantic 

pity last week. 

Mrs, Charles A, Carey and Miss 

Helen M. Carey, of PhlUvdelphla, are 

enjoying the week ends at their 

wttafe on AsBUiy av. 

The Ripples, of «th st. and Oentral 

vs.. have returned to their home 

In Merehantvllle. 

Mr. and Mr*. Luke Moore enterained 

Mr. and Mn, John Me- 

Oloikey, of Stratford, N. J.. over the 

week end. 

The post-season iesslons of the 

Sunday School of the Union Chapelby-the-Sea, 

which are held each 

year until late October, under the 

direction of mm Linda De Annond^ 

arebelng well attended, 

. . . , OvMheard In two South 

Bid stores at the height of the 

autumn Modus of summer resident: 

•Wen, the Mand is biing given 

lack tothe Indians." 

Mei^s Pre-shrunk 

PAJAMAS 

3.95 

Long-wearing pajamas ... cut full for extra comfort. 

Elastic back* , , , drawstring waist*. Choose 

the notch collar style or both coat and middy ityles. 

MEN'S STORE . STREET FLOOR 

todists Oppose Military 

ling, 'Strong-arm' Methods 

abstinence 

J, New Step 

irWftr 

.'Gongloff Is 

""•• d; Only Few 

Nearby 

GonglolT was 

paitor of the 

hodist Oiuroh of 

(or a tiiird year, 

ng BMiion of the 

Conference here 

Woman Jailed Year 

asTrouble Maker 

Accused of being a chronic 

trouble maker, Mrs. Viola 

Graham, of North 

Wildwood 

was eommUMKl to the county 

jail for 364 days Friday by Hecarder 

Henry 6. Lapidus. 

The woman waj arrested for 

a neighborhood dlsturhance, but , 

POIIM notated out that she paid 

a »§o Sne a year ago for IUSorderly 

conduct anf had been 

brought to headquarters several 

times since then for lUnikr 

TAXI 

ANNOUNCEM^T 

CITY GAB 

Has Resumed hi 

WINTER 

RATES 

Come in,., tee the new That 

AutoBiag/rGIadiron with your 

own eyu. You'll know initantly 

it's the postwar iroitcr 

of your dreami,.. with fea. 

tur« never possible before,., 

conveniences unheard of in 

pre-war models, 

CHICK THI5E FIATURIS 

Itm com*in fora dtmowtnjHonl 

f m 

wth m Hugh b M nWro/. 

$>mmd, and imm wklh fmi a jtwm, 

kikm, 

AUl 

GLADIRON 99.50 

-HA itippd bniiin •kmt Hi ..t.. r 'i IMUI, ,., ,i. ( . 

Worsted Suil 

35.00 

Here's great newt for the man who a i 

Keeping Wc« Down", 

Today, Stan, 

Store offers the new 1947 FiJJ StylSL 

Clipper Craft Woratad Suit, at tttrtpfifti 

Single or double breasted model* in b 

grey, AU have the muterful Clipper I 

that makes the wearer stand out in a a 

CLIPPER CRAFT TOI 

CLIPPER CRAFT ( 

35.00 

MEN'S STORE - GROUND FW0' 

in pastorates were 

marches In this vicinity 

T*d P Corson, who left 

r after reading the apt.to 

begin a trip to the 

Blp rebuild Christianity 

Jupan, Korea and the 

new pastors were asi 

May County At the 

church. Rev Morton 

Rev Albert S 

»»as transferred to Pen- 

's Oreen Creek, Rev Carl 

S new pastor in place of 

Jrby, who was moved to 

b Methodist Church, Mill- 

[ PASTOR, 

NDENT 

rt J Smith, pustor for 

of the State Street 

n, was appointed sup- 

• of the New Brunswick 

b,*Uccced the Rev A. Cor- 

"*""" > term expired The 

' went to the Trenton 

lifting places with lib 

of pastoral changes 

• the Conference averyears 

The heaviest 

UiTed in the Bridget 

Ocean City is a 

y-six district churches 

' pastors on Sunday 

a_ crowded session that began 

~~" Uio Conference transamount 

of routine 

expressed itself forc- 

,. iber of problems of the 

MET TRAINING 

387 churches ex- 

Atlon to universal 

try training and any 

that would indimethods 

in our 

ibe rest of the world." 

the report of the 

'yah World Peace and 

SO, which not only op- 

Ipllon in peacetime but 

r Congressional bills. 

13 the Eaton bill to 

American countries at 

expense; the other 

bill giving the presl- 

In the world, 

[did vote, the Gonferan 

amendment which 

.favored .conscription, 

by fix former service 

amendment held that 

_ is vitally necessary to 

I'eountry to live up to its 

jnltmente and toInsure 

i by a strong America, 

DTAL ABSTINENCE 

ence, as in other years, 

ongly against the liquor 

carried its program a 

1 by approving a program 

• total abstinence pledges 

Jlnirch members. The first 

VjMit, IMi, was fixed as 

|nt Sunday," when these 

1 be taken. 

Jersey's liquor aitua- 

11 he, Conference adopted a resoftaisored 

by the Board ol 

2nd In G)mmand of America's 

Tough F.BJ. TeUs Fate of Boy 

Who Spumed Sunday Schools 

Regarded TTwrn as "Sissy" | Now He's in Alcatraz 

Prison for Life; Churches Can Do Mote to Cut 

Nationi Crime Bill Than F.B.I., He Declares 

A strapping, six-foot specimen 

of manhood, who could have been 

a former Ail-American 

football 

player, but wasn't, used some 

pretty plain language in the Music 

Pier auditorium Saturday night. 

Editorial 

Let's Not Be 

Ostriches! 

The world today la rushlnf 

pell mell Into s third world war, 

contemplation of which Is so 

frightful that It tobeyond the 

Imagination at Bun, 

America, wealthy but weak, 

will be tb* first object of attack, 

because it was America that defeated 

the aggressors In World 

Wan I and II. In the forthcoming; 

war, happy - so - lucky 

America will have no tune to 

leisurely rebuild I Is fighting 

machine while its allies desperately 

hold off the foe. Then 

will be no warning. 

• • • 

Americans who still belle 

that Russia's high command are 

filled with sweetness and Ught 

an simply refusln* to face facts. 

Its screaming- denunciation of 

America, which now has reached 

a crescendo never before equalled 

In world's history, U destined to 

whip Its people Into a war 

frenzy. It follows bat outdoes 

the Hitler pattern. It calls up 

frightening memories of Hitler's 

screams of rage, Jnst before he 

Hang his legions into Poland, 

Russia has the greatest fighting 

machine in world history, 

the measure of Its might b > 

secret, lodted behind the Iran 

curtain. America—idealistic, optlmlitlc 

America — has only a 

jfcttotmi of the war —nf'iltf 

which two short years ago represented 

the strong-est flghUng 

power on the globe.. Its army 

and navy, its vaunted air force, 

have all been reduced to pitifully 

weak shadows—and Russia 

knows It, even better than we 

Indifferent Americans know it. 

THI OAS RANGE WITH THI UFfflMl 1URNII 

Omm^f 

m 

AUTOMATIC.., ANY HEAT YOU WANT INSTANHYI 

0105 

Winter Office: 

820 Aibury Ave. 

Atcuraifiadiuis. 

Buic hai cMtnl, No 

in soft I! 

black si 

less Seen 

to America 

Facing Rub of 

Civilizations 

nee poard of Evangel- 

' lukewarm in its report 

In the field at winning 

ts to the church through 

of faith. In last week's 

[the New Jersey Methodist 

i report showed 253 Suni 

with enrollment gains 

year, but showed also 

(Jew Jersey churches fell 

" •' quote in obtaining 

, > members. Seventeen 

t"dld not win a single per- 

' fit said, although 

eriMI 

wire 73 churohes with 

urged Meh church to 

1 of 10 per §tnt membership 

" i the coming year. • 

i wwWltona 

"the report 

"Spiritual an* an bomm 

church altan. There U 

f ual for the Lord's Hone. 

Ybwil lov* th#m wirti y6ur"ilo«fc«. !»*• 

VtklfU, your town do*Ml û)~wSh o, 

tMml«H vamp and popular tltng && 

' churches do wt even 

. tohold » weekly prayer 

J the Mod of •ttuatloa in 

\.0Mte not be Indllteent. 

thin* the aoriy choroh 

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1MB 

The year 1947 will be the first mil 

lion dollar year for building con 

struction in Ocean Oity in more 

than 20 years, it was indicated this 

week by Building Inspector Henry B. 

Cooper, Jr. 

With three months still to be tabulated, 

there had been 1980,894,70 

worth of building work started in 

the resort up to the end of September—mid 

the fall. is normally an 

extrenwly actiye season. 

In September alone, the city hall 

office Issued 123 permits for Improvements 

estimated to cost $123,- 

298,70, This compared with 7S permils 

for 188,877' worth of work in 

the same month last year, 

14 NEW DWELLINGS 

Inspector Cooper said that September 

marked the start of 14 new 

dwelling units, of which nine will be 

from new construction and five resulting 

from conversions of existing 

property. One of the new buildings 

is a two-family 

apartment, and 

Aeven are to be single family dwell* 

(Pate*, MM) 

9 From Here Drawn 

for Petit Jury; 

5 on Grand Jury 

Nine Ocean Oity residents were 

chosen for possible duty on the petit 

jury for the fan tens of Oape May 

County courts, Wednesday, 

while 

five others were drawn as members 

of the new grand juiy panel. 

Those drawn for the petit jury 

were: Jacob o, Sohuff, 

electrical 

eontrartor; Helen B. Sharp, housewife: 

Elizabeth J. Campbell, clerk; 

WUliam O. Ooff, clerk: 

Roberta 

Cameron, housewife; John O. Peterson, 

contractor; Harry H, Lake, 

jeweler; Peter Oerruti, barber, and 

J. William Morrison, realtor. 

Drawn for the grand Jury panel 

were Jack o. Jemee, captain of the 

Ocean Oity Academy: WUliam f, 

Powell, garage proprietor; John K. 

AUen, mechanic; Boy Jeffries, postmaster, 

and Clare P. Faust, merchant, 

Toll Bridge 

To Be Closed 

On Monday 

Can t Be Kept Half 

Open During Five- 

Month Repair Job 

Starting Monday, motorists traveling 

between Ocean Oity and Atlantic 

City will be singing the song: 

"The longest way round is the sweetest 

way home". But it will take 

longer. 

The Ocean Ctty-Longport toll 

bridge will be closed to traffic on 

that day to permit extensive alterations 

and repairs to be carried out 

by the Brann and Stewart contracting 

firm, of Philadelphia, 

O, Fred Oroneeker, chairman of 

the Cape May County Bridge Commission, 

lays the span will be closed 

five months, until March 6, unless 

the contemplated general overhauling 

will require less time than Is 

now estimated. 

During that time, 

motor traffic will be obliged to detour 

via Somers point, increasing 

the distance between here and Atlantic 

Oity by about five miles. 

ROAD RESURFACED 

The only consolation is that the 

formerly rough county read extend 

ing from Somers Point toward Long 

port has just been resurfaced. 

The 1825.000 toll bridge repaii 1 

contract already is in progress. It 

includes complete resurfacing of the 

bridge, "shimming" up certain parts, 

reconditioning the piling, overhaul- 

Ing the dmwspan machinery, wiring, 

railing, etc, 

Lawrence B, NicKerson. supertatendent 

of the bridge, said Monday 

that the bridge commission had con 

fsrred with engineers as to the pbs 

siblity of keeping half the bridge 

open to traffic during the overhauling, 

but the engineers decided this 

would be Impossible, 

TOO LONG AMD EXPENSIVE 

"We naturally didn't want to lose 

the revenue from traffic during the 

period the bridge will be closed," he 

said; "but it was pointed out that 

the bridge could not be resurfaced, 

one half at a time, and that settled 

parts could not be raised if traffic 

were passing over constantly." 

He added that if this plan could 

be worked out, the repair work would 

require three or four times as long, 

and the expense would increase in 

proportion, 

Employe* of the bridge, who man 

the toll house .and draw span, will be 

on duty as usual while the bridge is 

closed, 

Commissioners 

Boardwalk from 

SfVi 

Ocean City to Observe 

20th Anniversary of Fire 

That Cost it $1,500,000 

Window Paeper 

Is Sent to Jail 

For 90 Days 

A young man who allegedly peered 

through the window of a home and 

made Indecent remarks to the lone 

woman occupant, was sent to the 

county Jail for 90 days on a charge 

of disorderly conduct, 

Robert H, Monroe, 28, of SM4 

Asbury av., was arraigned before 

Judge Howard Warren in police 

court on complaint of Jessie V, 

Brttton, 2249 Asbury av. 

She said he rapped on the window 

at night and made Insulting suggestions 

that she admit him to the 

house. Instead she called the police. 

In another case, Marcilis Glenn, 

44, negro, of 300 West av., forfeited 

$1S bail for not appearing on a 

drunk and disorderly charge. 

Negro Admits Armed 

Robbery of Hotel 

Gerald Porter, 31, negro porter at 

the Kanscom Hotel, entered a plea 

of guilty before Judge A. J. Oafiero 

to Cape May County court Wednesday, 

on a charge of armed robbery. 

Porter and another negro, Joseph 

Baker, who is still a fugitive from 

justice, allegedly assaulted and 

000 personsiwho StOk, with much of, bound Arthur Withy, hotel clerk, 

the Increases in recent yean having and robbed the hotel desk of $243 in 

the early morning of September 2, 

Baker escaped with the money, 

which Porter said In a signed confession 

they wanted to pay for 

their schooling this winter. 

Judge Cafiero deferred sentence 

of Porter for two weeks. 

High School Teacher 

to Go to Maryland 

The resignation of Miss Ann Wilson, 

a te|oher in the Ocean Oltv 

High School-for 17 years, was announced 

this week by Superintendent 

Frank P. Bogle. 

The Board of Education has accepted 

her resignation to enable her 

to transfer to another teaching position 

at Glen Burnle, Md. The resignation 

was effective October 1. 

Miu Wilton has -taught both 

French and Spsiiiah in the local 

school,, but.to the new post «he will 

teach Reach only. 

Adams Appointed 

Postmaster Aide 

Succeeds Late 

Somers C, Young 

T. Lee Adams, an employe of the 

Ocean City pestofflce since 1925, has 

been appointed to the position of 

assistant postmaster, as ot October 

1 by the Postofflce Departmeat In 

Washington, Postmaster Leroy Jeffries 

announced Tuesday, 

Mr, Adams succeeds the late 

Sbmers O. Young, who died May 27 

after having been assistant postmaster.21 

years. 

The new assistant 

postmaster 

entered the postal service as a dispatcher 

and later became a clerk. 

He has be«n acting assistant postmaster 

since last April when Mr, 

Young became ill, During World 

War il he served with the Navy in 

the Pacific and also was an instructor 

at the Cape May Base for 

some time. 

New Police Officers 

Take Over Duties 

New offioers in the Ocean Olfr 

police and fire departments took 

over their duties Wednesday as a 

Msuit of recent civil service nninations 

in which they qualified for 

promotion, 

New permanent sergeants in the 

police department are Lewis Qraham, 

Oerrill 8, Berry, Hairy Housand and 

Edward Rotan. 

The new captain of the flre department 

Is Carl Shaw, He has 

been placed in charge ot Engine 

Company No. 2, at the 8th st, station. 

Sandberg Indicted 

on Assault Charge 

John Sandberg, proprietor of a 

guest house on Ocean av.. at 11th 

st,, was indicted by the grand Juiy 

last Thursday on a charge of atrocious 

assault and battery, He entered 

a plea of not guilty before 

Judge A. J, Caflcro, 

Wednesday 

this week. 

Sandberg is accused of having 

swung an iron pipe over the head of 

P»u! Welnfield, 88, of Havertown, 

Pa., whom he encountered In the 

dark outoido his property while to 

searsh of a prowler, Welnfield was 

a guest at the house. 

Deflation? It's Here, 

in Paper Collection 

Deflation hit the scrap paper 

collection this week. 

The official city truck-gathered 

only 2,800 pounds when it 

made the rounds Monday—only 

a little more than half the 5.000 

pounds contributed last week. 

Norman V. Sargent, scrap 

paper salvage chairman, said 

that If this state of affairs continue* 

It probably will be necessary 

to change the collections 

back to every-other-weefc basis. 

The truck will be mound early 

next Monday jnornlng, however. 

STOP FIRES 

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 

OCTOBER — " 

Fire Prevention Week to Be Tied in 

With Expensive Lesson it Taught; 

To Stress Fire Safety in the Home 

Ocean City will have its annual observance of Fire Prevention Week 

from Sunday to the following Saturday, October II, coincident with the 

20th anniversary of the "big flre" which wrought $1,500,000 worth of 

damage here October 9, 1M7, - , •" 

Although the memory ot thai holocaust has * _ 

mind some extensive repair'* 

the boardwalk's narrower 

south of 13th st. but they i 

the uptown section 

portant tobe dona In 

.* 

County Beach 

Survey 

A county-wide survey of ] 

designed to disclose '% m# 

halt beach erosion, at an-iitU 

cost of $50,000, was 

fMH 

d t th fh 

department itself, through periodic fvj 

Inspection, has brought about good 

safety 

conditions in hotels and 

ether large public buildings. 

MOST CAN BE PREVENTED 

According to National Board of 

fire Underwriters Statistics, about 

M per cent of all Arts can be prevented 

by exercising common sense 

precautions. 

In Use with this, toe local flre department 

Is spreading the gospel of 

(Fan % 

$, 

nesday to the freehoiaerrWr 

•or Clyde W. Struble and Oftr{ 

missloner Augustus* 8. Gteta^ 

The propofal iound JUfrrY; 

the freeholders, and It 

nounced that a meeting of I 

pal officials and the tree' 

may soon be called to discuwj 

The cost estimate wm**: 

gineer, in a letter to Mr. < 

Freeh strongly 

survey, which would be't 

aerial photography. 

Special study would be 

the most badly eroded 

Conference Lauds Sentinel-Ledger 

For Supporting the Restrictions 

The Sentinel-Ledger and Ocean 

Oity governmental authorities were 

officially commended 1iy the New 

Jersey Methodist Conference In a 

resolution adopted Saturday. 

The resolution was presented by 

Rev, Purman A, DeMarlg, one of 

the Conference's best known clergymen: 

Rev. A. Lynn Gongloff, pastor 

of the Ocean City church, and Rev. 

W. Elwell Lake, president of the 

Ocean City Tabernacle Association. 

It read: 

"Whereas, Ocean 

City was 

founded as a Christian seaside 

resort by Methodist minjsters, 

and whereas, It has maintained 

as such, through the years, a 

fine observance of the Christian 

Sabbath and the prohibition of 

the liquor traffic, and, 

"Whereas, this character Is 

based fundamentally upon covenant 

restrtcttons and reaervmtlona 

placed in all deed* by the 

founders, 

"We, therefore, as a Conference 

express our appreciation of 

every effort made by the local 

authorities for enforcement of 

these restrictions arid approve 

the splendid support given them 

by The Ocean City Sentinel- 

Ledger, and heartily endorse all 

efforts made by the Ocean City 

Tabernacle 

Association . to 

strengthen . these 

restrttttans 

and stop an aggression against 

them." 

The resolution evoked a comment 

from Bishop Paul E, Bdartm, id 

Little Bock, Art, who wjpftttdbv 

pro tern, that Ocean City la .the 

only community to, hte knowledts 

which closes 1U motion picture 

theatna on Sundays and natf fbemV 

instead, for church serriMb - .-' 

Ocean City, 

Iste 

Harbor, North WUdwood i 

May. 

CRAIG SCHKK 

ATTENDING BADIO 1 

Orala- 

C. Scheroerhorn, II 

has left for Botton-I 

tending the Leland'l 

of Radio. 

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram 

Oentral av., left Tuesday \ 

to Boston, Mav. 

All 

m^r, 

: • ' " • . . . • • ' '"" " l . r -X'f-'- , V - ' • . = " i ; ^ » : ' ! ^ 

m 

•••;. '>pj-:a 

\ 

'XW 

V 'I

CITY SENTTNEUJ 

laymen ejected 

de)m» 

Northeastern JurisdUgJfaroal 

ence for churches of ID eastern 

board states, 

i 

Rev. HiMTy Taylor, of Eart Orange, 

waj| elected a new member of the i 

board of trustees of Pennloston' 

Methodists Hit 

Military Training 

fnnn 

three weeb'un. 

»«omc wf th* Wets pre- 

~ S. Pinna, Trenton 

« t In hla stlri 

aid morals > Women p ST.lQ^y £ 

*i£*£^£?' I ^M b Fo-d Conservation 

ABSTINENCE | Th^ an. nuai Conference session of 

night 

considered such s 

• total abstinence that 

bre vised, to nave copies 

distnbutibn to their 

that "we eta talk 

, tut U» only -solution to 

Is total abstl- 

.„„ Jhat the Metho- 

, inanpower to brtag 

If they will apply 

t (indent vigor. 

Mrs. Conon 

n and laymen contributed 

iy'ty,*. special offering takj 

bight for Bishop and Mrs, 

Coreon. tt amounted to 

were scheduled to gall this 

hinonth trip to the 

China, 

Japan, 

the Women's Socle y of Christian 

Service attracted a capacity num- 

Of women to the Music Pier Priand 

afternoon, 

voted to send a message 

to President Truman, assuring 

him of cooperation of Its tncmbe ; 

i:i tnc campaign to coisfrve foo I 

so that more en be •shipped to the 

hungry of Europe. 

The save-food drive was stressed 

by M-s J D Bragg of 8t Louis 

Mo in her address to the meeting 

Mrs O C P Janke, of Dordento\, 

n, was re-elected president of the 

Society. 

'Outside' Bishops to 

Preside at Conference 

A policy of having % bishop from 

other part 

th M 

nation pre- 

Cf 

gong 

side over the" New Jersey Conference 

once evwy four 

" ' 

once « 

bsam 

They 

is dtia 

jests was 

Thoridiy. 

G 

l 

-JBgatu Thoridiy. 

_. urged the General Confernext 

year to adopt such church 

jtion. 

jhop Oorson old 

c JOB it would be 

burch to have the 

In his 

or the 

around In such a •"»"" 

ttst 

od for the 

hops move 

the 

Still No Decision 

fc Iti intatooa In war-toro coun- on DUfleS. I rolleVS 

Decision by [he PubUe D 

. -___ OonunijsiQn on tot question of sub- 

^f^JJlS 0 ?! 

sututing bujfg for Wiley, between 

Drisooll and the legislature to t 

act a uniform-hours bill which Jtp 

recjblre all liquor gelling estahtt 

mentis to dose between 

midnb 

and 7 a. m. 

The same resolution also reqr 

state authorities to prohibit 

tales all day Sunday, tt>e saint 

neighboring Pennsylvania. 

SUNDAX SCHOOL DBIVB v 

APTltOVgD 

The Conference adopted a pro-1 

gram of Its Board of Education I 

uhich sets a goal of 25,000 net 

Church School members to be attained 

during the next 12 months 

Present scnool enrollment Is about 

60.000 

The education report detailed 

Plans being made 10 Intensify efforts 

to bring more young people into the 

church and Sunday .school, wliii the 

goal not only of more members but 

also better teaching. 

Among other 

things, there trill be a school for 

pastors, to help them improve their 

work as church school teachers. 

"We are toying to do a down-toearth, 

personalized job as the most 

effective contribution we can make 

In helping to redeem this lost generation, 

1 ' tald Rev, Lynn H. Coreon, 

of Princeton, chairman of toe board. 

SIX PASTORS EETIKE 

Tail year's session marked the retirement 

or sis elderly pastors from 

full-time service, while eight new 

men were admitted to full Conference 

membership and dx others admitted 

on trial, 

Kfteen young i 

F.B.I. M*n TeU* ''. 

of Boy Who Shurmed 

3unday Schools 

(CmUnaed from Pate 1) 

% as wt say, it is wen 

ate. 

• - h»/ - tUet start tfy- 

School Writers 

To Have Clinic 

Staff members and advisers of The 

Blllov.s, Ocean City High School 

ncnBpaper. apd of all oiher New 

Jersey secondary school publications 

have been invited to attend the 

eighth New Jersey Scholastic Press 

solution to our clinic on the Rutgers University 

look to the rtntrch, campus. Saturday, October 18 Apand 

women of char-, pro-cimately 500 high school Jouraal- 

• e more worthwhile • Lts MB e-vpe-tcd to attend. 

-i\ 

This is the role of, The program for the clinic, ttxjnei 

itlon — to develop sored by the Rutgers School of 

esp ibility The church Journ.ill.sin, was announced this 

ter ,'A only to those wl-o vetk by Burton L Hotaling, assist- 

,ut go out and bring in ait professor of journalism and ex- 

> avoid the church w uhe secretary of the N?k 

ct 

If nsl 

firm. 

and a 

inust 

ef the Indj 

. If ownud 

safety qua materisi for interesting nke the Importance of 

classroom sessions on the subject. 

I problem, and I am 

Mfio to be distributed wul be Jun- JJ>e geMgd sjrton ol' %m 

ior Flreflghters' Beport sheets on-f S£l 

which children are requested to re- j "We can help now by glvtag mfor. 

I»n on vanous safety factors around mation and suggestions, 

which 

their own homes, making themsilves should he forwarded to Ralph A, 

' Obl hi H i 

d, Ocfjn ( if ^ \fft O, 

Th< rpr O< can 4?e 

Rib Roan 

» S7c 

Stewing Beef •?» 

rb Xf c 

Chopped Bail 

ib 43c 

?tt«rt Ribs Beef ,^nil 

35c 

•B«ed Dried Beef Loaf V* "> 3le 

f&tWh-Killed 

IG CHICKENS ib 49 

treib Jertey Select Oysters ^ 39c 

rl. Jersey Whltlog FiUets 

% ». age 

(Tancy Pollock Fillets 

ib 23c 

1 nuet el CodHih k 29c 

'[ Fresh White Lump Crabmeat h lie 

Kick 

Acme 

frttol* Gulden 

CORN 

Llbby'i or fwlft'l 

Coraed Beef ^ 45c 

Dill PltklM "*• — '""1 »t 

Apple Buttor " 

ThlMlh*""" 11 * 

Banking Hours: 

9 a. m. to 2 p. m. 

Saturdays; 9 a. m« to 12 Nom 

din. 

Blsu Ch88H> "*" ^"Mt 

Naftle'i Gruyer» •«»40* 

PhenlxCheeiham '•••- 2 5t 

All-Sweet • " * '»»>»36f 

tfS» Ouallly 

Oleomargarine A 

- Iffoefed fresh Fruifs & Vegefob/aa 

oiucious. 

SEA ISLE CITY Ol 

ATLANTIC Ctn ttWTBIC 

Bonn 11 mm, to 1 jun. 

Brery Tuesday *B 

^Ripened Honeydewi 

arnia Iceberg Lettuce 

1M 

Itc 

!ELS SPROUTS^ 

>»i9 c 

tICES lOWER THAN A YEAR AGO 

ft? 

a Ho. 3 can. 

«| .JafiLi 

Tomatoes 

»Ie Tomatoes ^1 

V" 0 

TITLE IN8DRANCK 

Remfertag courteous and prompt 

creaHng Mfety since 1688 

CHELSEA TITLE 

GUARANTY GOI 

ALBERT O. ABBOTT. Chiilrman of U» ] 

ELWOOD p, XIRKUAN. Prtd*»I; 

ATLANTIC CITt 

Boardwalk Nation*! Bank 

^Sauer Kraut ... 

ral Grapefruit Juice 

Jord Tomato Juice ^*: 

Whole Aprloot* n»••«»•»••»»••»•»>«*••>•»•••>»< 

L. H. Conlen 's$ot 

936-938 Asbury Avenue 

Just Received 

General Electric 

Deep Freeze Cabinet 

' Can Make, ImwwiHi'fr* iMivwi*' ., 

610 SOUTH SECOND STBEET, VfkoJL «, PA. 

ANNOUNCEMENT! 

Ilia Ocean City Woodcraft Co. 

OP 1KB BOARDWALK IS NOW LOCATED AT 

919 BAY AVENUE 

Von An Invited to Visit Ol* Display Boom 

Ton Suiest and We Make It to Order — Wonder Worfctt* in Wootjij 

WHOLESALE - RETAIL 

Sensational Nev 

VPHILCO 

/FREEZER 

•Trfc 

,. T - 

•,''i 

For Freezing and Sub-Zero 

Storage of Frozen Foods 

A triumph of engineering «n 

bringing you valuable exclusive feituiet 

found nowhere clso ... m> mutter htU 

much ytu pay I Compare—Had Tba'II be 

convinced: New ideu, new detign, Heir 

quality construction make this th« * 

gremteitfreexeronthenurketl ' 

JACOB C. 

710 ASBURY AYEi 

a 1 ; 

•V.

I'" S ' 

S.VJ 

*ersonal... Clubs .. 4 Lodge 

GWEN riBfTIT, Bepnfar 

ili CSuh 

and Mrs. H. B. Cooper. Wh si and win honor ^ _ ___ti •»• 

Central av., has been named a Sarah gala Idl Ladles' HieSt'dinner party, 

MORE SOCIAL, CLOB 

School Girls taken into the Girl Willlstnn scholar at Mount Holyoke scheduled for Monday at »M p. m. 

fomen'sChib 

Scout troop were Antoinette AnnarelU. 

Norms Canajsza and Janice high avenge In academic work dur- 

Chita. 

College. South Hadley. Mast- far aat the Ocean City-8omettl j 

NEWS ON PAGES 13 and 14 James M. Allen 

WtasenthaL They also retell ing the first four semesters. The affair, for Craftsmen and 

gifts from the Brownies. 

Cited Names Wanted Is Married 

Pendants far a year's attendance 

MtSB Cooper is a gndnate of the their wives, win feature * 5F°& 

also were distributed, and the troop 

Westtown friends' ihool, and hasatonal entertainment to last two 

e made to two mem. 

Women 1 * dab far their for Stainton Club 

8t Stephen's Methodist Church, 

was given the number of 2. 

been an active member of Mount houn or longer. 

Holyolce campus life, serving aa• *• 

Representing the Girl Scout Troop 

C^fTatflftllvOVU* *WSS LAC ^îf-H^ Oif & 

trar 

telMlf at a the velttiefund 

T tart ThdT 

Olyde 

at th* at Rebefcah Meeting: bnely wedding on Saturday when 

ere Mrs. ESteabelh Ay. leader, 

treasurer of the fhmn rreahtnan Uclass, 

Miss Edith Wsanl. daughter of Mr. 

Dorothy Hostler and Barbara Weir 

sophomore representative of the college 

Judicial board, and publicity 

Dr. Crowe to Go 1 on 

Mrs. Amis Roy, Noble Grand of 

Ocean City Rebekah Lodge has reeted 

and Mrs. Daniel Ptsanl. of Gennan- 

y ^^j died 

A report wait made on a skating chairman for the Fellowship of 3-Week Vacation 

town, became the hrlde of James M. 

party last Saturday for the Brownies Faiths campus conference. 

quested an n members eb bi to 

• ratted aie largest sura 

t to bring 

to Altai, son of Capt and Mrs. Theo- 

Allen. 333 Bay av. 

by Howard Stainton 

• •* 

Dr. Aldrich C. Crowe wil) 

names for t&e 

iftnut and Mis. Dorothy Mc- 

Stainton Club at t adore 

Mrs. Ethel Shaw, leader of the 

here Saturday for hl» boyhpa" 

IbrecUicd the award for a 

meeting Monday at $ p. m. In The The bride, given In marriage by 

Brownies, announces that any gni 

in MomtevallOL Ai^K*t«^_ ^h 

h ntatbod of fnnd-nislng. 

Sentinel-Ledger Building. her father wore • charming gown 

seven yean of age or older may Join Episcopal Women wiU spend tbfte weeku, vialtlnit 

IJMne Wllltamsand Mrs. Mctrd 

to representVtoeUpiwas made last Wedm ace neckline and fitted bodice, with 

its were served. 

* *• 

. at committee 

A visit to Lillian HebeKah I of irory satin, with off-the-shoulder the 

mother, Mrs. P t. Crowe. 

To Meet Tuesday 

>y Mix Hazel Bussom, Mis. t till skirt and a tone court train. A 

An important business meeting of 

the Ocean City Plan- 

Under. Mrs. I*»Ji Adams. Mrs. Anna tiara of Ivory satin and mange 

the Women's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church will take Place 

WHUAM8 ON TUP 

Roy and Mrs. Dorothy Lemont. blossoms held her fingertip veil in Miss Campbell 

Mr. and Mra. f. SJw*rd 

i 1 McDowell, perstmnel Mis. Homer, junior Past 

place, and she carried a bridal 

:allowing corporate communion services 

at 10 A. m_ Tuesday at the 

Ml Central ar, left Wednotdaj W 

director of the M. E. Nahle Grand, will represent pt the 

shouer bouquet of unite bridal roses Enters Cornell U. 

visit his dater-in-law tn Stroudjud 

friends In Baltimore 

CWy.j the I«*?" 

l 

and tiny pompoms, with a large 

parish bouse. 

Miss Betty Campbell, daughter of 

Tney plan to re- 

12*2&l° •> Rebdath 

I. at 8:15 State Assembly session Tuesday a: 

white orchid in the center 

Mrs. Jean Campbell. 8495th st.. left All members are urged to be present 

to discuss plans for fall activ- 

, at Mrs. tne Madison Hotel, Atlantic City. MAID OF HONOR 

Sunday for Ithica. N. Y_ where she 

I Fennlyn pi On Tuesday evening Mrs. Homer Miss Connie Brant, of Gennantown, 

who served as maid of honor, 

will attend Cornell University as a 

i*'es. 

NEW VE88ION 

wO] take her Past Noble Grand degree 

in the As^mbly. 

wore a f irschia gown with fitted 

student in the hotel administration The Auxiliary is staging a rum Bus motorman (loudly): "Kindly 

course 

mage sale this week at Russell's shove each other to the rear, of the 

- Miner Married Other members of the local group bodice and full skirt Her headdress As was reported In last week's 

Bakery. The sale began Wednesday bos, please!"-— Louisville Ooorier- 

, «adMn 3.1 

also plan to attend the session. 

Sentinel-Ledger. Miss Campbell had 

ana is continuing throughout Ffclda] 

•T, announce 

enrcHfed at T^nple Dni^rigity but 

to raise funds for the benefit of the 

Joamal 

WD, Ham, 

Ctater. of We 

toi 

rwfH i 

1706 Wesley a*, fa 

_.. Bnner hone tMs week 

t l%iladdpUa« 

Never has there 

been such a Sfleetion,.. 

never such opportmnlty to 

look new in vhat b8cO"«3 

you most... as at eur 

FACTORY SX031 today, 

tonorrow and always. 

AGGRESSIVE has a 

narvelous sol«etica 

Of clothes fop ths 

children, too, 

Alterations are HUE 

COAT CO. INC, 

«AMMONTeN, N. J, 

BiM.*»imintmiT. Merit IN 

Tfak 4 BD. Omp WMMII 1 Ueda 

OM* b*»T' 91» 9, Svndoy fiH 6 

.„ . = Betrothal 

Vv -c' of Resort Couple 

was of m**^htr]g- fuschia plumes and 

net, and aba carried yellow rases. 

— -—nalds wen Mrs, Edith 

and Miss Frticja "' 

, cousins of the bill 

wort blue and rink, rasp. 

They carried ted roses, and 

costumes. Including matching 

dresses, were In style similar b 

of the said ol Honor. 

RECEPTION FOLLOWED 

Malcolm Howies, of this city, was 

best man. 

Daniel Pisani. Jr., and John Pissni, 

her 

f& it 

Both Miss MeRalf af and Mr. Kelly 

M graduatti dti ol Ocean fflty fflty Hih High 

School 

brothers of the bride, ae, were mere ushers, —•"—~ 

The churcn *aj decorated " wlta 

palms and gladioli. 

A reception followed at the American 

Legion HalL 

The couple left for a weddtag trip 

to New York. On their return they 

will reside here. 

More Girl* Jtaift 

Brownies' Troop 

The Brownies' troop conducted 

fly-up meeting Tuesday evening in 

the new library at Central mx. 

Mis* Cooper Wins 

New College Honor 

Miss Jean Cooper, daughter of Mr. 

W.C.T.U. to Meet Friday Mn, WTUiaBi Unsel, 417 Central av the part week at Shore MemorH 

The Ocean City unit of thewith Mr*. Otorge Cake and Mrs. 

Women's Christian Temperance Onion 

ail! have its first monthly meet- 

The Piggy Basket to raist welfare 

Anttieny Pipe asrisang as hostesses. 

two births re. 

ing ol ihe tail season Friday at 8funds wa* started on its rounds, am 

Qiferson, of 

p. m, at tte home of Mrs. Mary Christmaa cards for sale by ram 

Gardiner. 801 Central av. 

Mr. and srrs. Joseph R. Brudon 

liave closed the Audutwn Aparttjenls 

for the winter and have returned to 

their home in Audubon. 

Eat New Kind omiriy 

And Grow TMn* 

Dacttr't Dliceiiry 

jflu hf\f to d 

er fat u UJ mt tha h 4«!Hnotn 

arm kind at ttolj oJIfi AYHS. 

î 1 * K. of BrTxjfc'jni rvpettt itx 

of G JIM. n i-u[hLTrcix a_-jd 

p n rrpnrl 

of S to it Ib«. 

2 uifk mLTrr^ l 

pywiiiiH wu , l 

c!tn4îi um tnd report quick and 

•j/e icatrt with O-*T 1U0 l 

c a muK All trithout d . _ 

VWS Ual " hrpjticiuL rfcU^j^ 

i Calamn FboMnK iha 

uatuumi 

1OSE WEIGHT EACH WEtJC Sun inda. 

rmnli rfj^JMn^ that taxr itmdcr fn\n Kit 

V m^c, art AYDi (Jndj FUn Cm he 

lakra at box at at wort. Urlinnsl Ul J PIMENTO 

T 

3|< 

HUT LOW 

•SULTANA ILUE ROSE 

ICONWAY.MI 

15 • .'^?*a 

Mi

[•.Death 

JBBSBT TAXPAYERS 

have 

t minion ta 

t minion taxp 

the luieli ft? 

totfthta 

for the apt. fl«Ml 

high «pendtof budgrt g»lted 

to the i)(>eds ol the W«shln«ton 

bureaucratic empire. 

MANNA FOB O. B, PAXBOLLEBS 

Because of the presidential veto 

of tax reduction, taxes will continue 

M pour late the treasury at the 

same high volume. 

This will be 

manna from heaven for the msten 

f 

f 

the 

of kin of all 

and eent to the not 

Too Late To Oasiify 

WJI. His veto message Is 

• to when tax reduction win 

So the taipwen will emto 

i«ve and save to pay their 

1 «r Fetteral upending which 

t on a war-ame tads In a 

i period. 

n 

ance of an army 

reU#r» 

e 

of Federal pay- 

On lift while thc earners of 

win swe^ their tax AH 

of an opi 

THE GODS 

S 

J awtf the iodi to 

f M« veto agsinilt the MOw^fare 

of 41 million tax- 

. He 1* the flnt president to 

K to veto a nattonal tax re- 

1 bflL In AUne »w?j te de- 

*,tbe Wffl of the people u exrgpi^€5iM£i7§s 

to 

The New Jersey Taxpayers' Association 

says; "Use of the presidential 

veto to block economy and tax relief 

programs approved by huge 

Congressional majorities is dismaying 

to our taxpayers. It makes a 

mockery of the 1916 ballot box verdict 

which ailed for drastically reduced 

federal spending end a lightening 

of the income tax burden." 

A one-man block of overwhelm 

tog public opinion J5 something new 

to AH 

hJÔf 

CARD of THANKS 

tfbr the vstM of a large i 

(f their 

needed-«i relief has been 

JM^bf the window by the 

; jl «e man who, on Jus own 

WE WISH Is thank trie many rriiad* 

WBo vialled our mother, Un. Adalalda 

B,' Dubi#r, and aoDIlBtlcd to nd hep 

carda, liltin ud flewari taroan the 

•Hki of her nine., in Sanaa Foist 

and ill thfflB who were »o thoughtful 

u her dealh, 

Theodore Pierios 

Thamas Pierson, Jr. 

Mm. Riilh B. Swing 

UST—Died •qalrnl fur neehpt««, I 

' " IT 1MB and Blrapioo *»., 1*0.1 

M, IUward If returned to 110] 

MnUiiM, IH iau, pill; ate i.noa 

k 1M ISM, laMHsf In varnlthad 

d, ranialiad. Oil Nut, |5i««. 

«tt*tt, SMB porch, Urdialai 

room, kitchen 

l W tak tli 

i , kitchen 

torn nil corouW. talk on tlimt 

noar; 4 bodrooma, I ill, batha aaa 

Ivn aund.ck SB Htoad floor, Plaad 

for taut. Compi.relr ud nicely ftm,. 

f.«r lint" irllb .man hinted 

^Sf aver am SSi,SOD AlEn- 

B. Fsi, 1th ud Atlutlo it, 10.] 

SAIiS—HadnBlud hotel, tl t.edrooM, 

prlvste cad seml^priifiite baths, BJCSIT 

l d 

BeM, {ssd location, gBIndid 

fep couple. PrlL-ed Fight 

116 Qrcas 6T, i@l| 

tractive "bnnnlo., 

Oi>daBa 

. hai ddnble sar- 

•n, lot 1:0 fast rrsBt by 100 feet dnp. 

Thu It «» HaliBt l l k 

HALE—SBfs#es aaa 

to b. Kmoin] from pirmlae. b> 

buj.r. Apply 111 JMlJOtlc av 10-10 

na 

aate. 

Ion. 

It «» HalieBt vjlu. let a 

DBfunuhad, 

IB good condl. 

i room! asd buh, plyj a efiffl. 

lil 

bu, plyj a efiffl 

bisatlsB uililiy mon on first 

floor, 

T&u fj a reaJ buy at p.sso, Mr, Hills, 

care of Srak«r, sja AtloAtie av, »-IB 

or apBft 

volseit j daairabf 

earner, eestfal FRSidas 

Usprevefneots. 

$SSOO, 

aad 

Improved 

lolii Including 

l seciion, all 

Olgar UBim = 

prijpefly priced 

•ALE—POM 'il. |5 eoap., flSOi snick 

•31 eloh coupe |l?ii 154 |oa Few 

Inwk, rebuilt motor, fits. 

Bar, mil 

MS trade. Tamu, • Cralf, EnjiCb 

CfgjaU Phase geiBiri Foist ilig. je.17 

SALE—4 oil Titavei |inin«e]ii 

dislsir 

roam t«t,l« %i: llbrnry labl« p.: one 

wsasiu macslae $31 00. t William Fehrle 

Memorial Field, at 2 30 p m. 

Coaches Ray Hyde and Ced 

Shields have been drilling the Point 

cquad several weeks and are looking 

forward confidently to an undefeated 

spason. 

Many new faces dot a strong Mrward 

wall which Includes Jimmy 

Marshall, formerly of the Pleasantvllle 

Maroons, Frans Van Tangen, 

Of Chicago, Andy Scola, Bob Fugec. 

Jake Schuff and Charles Gray, of 

the Point 

Ball carriers Include 

Colin Machines, Frank Duke and 

James Mahoney, BJI veterans and 

Iftat year's BUI Silwetter, Tom Neill, 

Ous Balliet and Joseph Velt. 

County Club Women 

Plan Card Party 

SOMERS POINT — The Atlantic 

County Federation of Women B Republican 

Olubs had an enjoyable 

ulternoon meeting last Thursday, at 

the home of the nre^ldent. Airs 

Caroline Bhreve, In Northnrld The 

members met at noon und had a 

box luncheon, with- Mri Shreve 

suODlylng additional refreshments. 

Plans were made for a larec card 

party this month, date to be announced, 

and Mrs. Albert Horton 

will be general chalnnan 

Speaker's were Surrogate Albert 

Abbott, and Gerard Oormley, candidate 

for sheriff s office. Members 

of the various municipalities of Atlantic 

County attended 

64 Names Lopped 

From Voting Lists 

bixty-four rcglsteicd voters In 

Snmers Point hme been "purged' 

from thi> eligible icitlng list by thc 

Atlantic County Board of Elections, 

in the flr-.t tlcan-up of Its kin(< -.lnco 

permariPnt registration was installed 

in 1043 Those- removed weie persons 

who had not voted at lea-st once 

In a general election in four yi'iu-s 

The board ulso deleted names of 

28 Vnwond regbtrants mid .72 In 

Northlleld 

CITY CAB 

Has Resumed its 

WINTER 

RATES 

0105 

Winter Office: 

820 Asbury Ave. 

Parents Protest 

Pupil Transfer 

SOMEfiS POINT—A delegation of 

24 parents appeared before city 

council Friday night to protest 

against the proposed transfer of 

younger pupils from the Dawes ay. 

section ol the city to the New York 

av school Lawrence Lee was 

spokesman for the group 

Council referred the matter to the 

Board of Education, to be considered 

this Thursday night The 

Board'of Echool Estimate will meet 

at the same time 

It was announced that the zoning 

ordinance will be amended when 

It comes up for final passage October 

24 The change will make 

Launch av,, Maryland av and Miller 

av, residential metis, and Sunny av 

and Harbor la for a distance of 175 

feet will be open for limited business 

Another amendment will limit 

the size of public billboards to 32 

square feet 

i 

City Treasurer James M Manag-1 

nan, Jr. reported that receipts from 

January 1 to August 31 

_. 

637 32, and disbursements were J107,- 

162 34 Tax Collector Harry Smith 

reported receipts for August of $17,- 

205 05, and for the first eight 

months of the year, $101,954 06 

Officers Installed 

By Legion Post 

SOMERS POINT — Officers were 

Proposed Sewage Disposal 

Merger Cfpett to Inspection 

Seven Alternative Method* Proposed by Engineering 

Finn for Shore ftorfCoiainitnities 

6OMfeRS POINT—A detailed report 

showing how Somers Point and 

other shore rd. communities can 

deal with their problems of sanitary 

sewage disposal In the nfnrt decade,* 

was placed on flle for public inspection 

here Friday night 

The report, prepared After an 11- 

month study by the Gpn Engineering 

Co., Inc., In cooperation with 

municipal engineers, will be available 

for public scrutiny at the city 

hall office of Engineer James M. 

Monatfhan, Jr., until Octotter 24. 

During the month 'any cltlitertfifty 

Inspect It and tak questions concerning 

the proposals. 

TOWN MEETING LATER 

There probably will be a town 

meeting called later to discuss future 

sewage requirements and hear criticisms 

or suggestions 

Thc Ooff report sets up seven different 

methods by which any one 

of the communities of Somers Point, 

Llnwood, Northfleld and Absecon 

can meet future sewage needs separately 

or by combined action The 

various plans would require annual 

sewer rentals froin property owners 

sers. 

ring comalternate 

f h 

sewer rental fcesÛd by users. 

The sWdy by the engineering < 

pany set up th* seven alter 

plans, barfed cm estimates of what 

the population win toe in tne Affected 

communities up to i960. 

HOOK UP WiHttf PTIaXaS 

The plan by which Somers Point, 

LtnwooO. JtorthfleW ana "~ 

ylcwd combine In 

would L mean that 

fleet their 

one opciftf 

technical phases of the joint au 

tty proposals. 

at a recent meeting at the home of 

Mrs 

Hattle Fenton. 38 E New 

Jersey av, by Gladys Price nnd 

Josephine Rediniua, county offlcerb 

Miss Anna Summers niu> installed 

as president. 

Other officers are 

Mrs Buthle Chamberlain, first vice 

president, Mrs Lois Ewing, second 

vice president, Mrs. Norma Meskers, 

treasurer, Mrs Alene Summer 1 !, secretary, 

Mrs. Margaret 

Wlnblow, 

sergeant at arms, Mrs Helen Summers, 

historian. Mrs Hattle Fenton, 

chaplain 

The next regular meeting will take 

f ilace at 8 15 p m Monday at the 

lome of Miss Dorh Frltscn, 16 E 

Groveland av 

SANDRA COX CELEBRATES 

BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY 

SOMERS POINT — Sandra Cox, 

daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cox, 

138 W John'son av, celebrated hei 

fcbtth birthday anniversary last Fridav 

by entertaining a group of 

friends at her home 

Her Kue">t"j were Georglanna 

Blnke. rdward Gross, Connie, Judy, 

Katlierine and Warren Brown, 

Cheryl and Charles McNeil. George 

und Eleanor Allen, Mimi, Dorothy 

and Jane Bog.c, Porky and Barbara 

Johnson. Shirley and Billy Brimm, 

Johnny Chew, Betty Brown, Doiothy 

and Debbie Bruce, Tommy Smith, i 

Sundra PeKgy and Wayne Cox, Mis 

Margaret New, Mis. Charlotte 

Smith, Mrs John Chew. Mis Bert 

Brown. Mri. James Ash. Mrs David 

Mnssey, Mrs Edith Blown, Mrs 

Georgv Allen and Mrs Ralph Cox 

is convalesiay 

av., after 

nkenau Hos- 

Hn, Maurice Wa 

na at her home, 1 

, Jgbttn 111 at 

pltal, Philadelphia, 

Point Churches 

FIRST BAPTIST 

Hev. Richard Clork, Pastor 

10 a m —Sunday School 

11 a m.—Morning Worship "The 

Book of Revelations," 7th chapter, 

4pm —Radio Broadcast, WFPO. 

6 30 p m.—Young People's Meet- 

Ing 7 45 p m —Evening service "That 

Every Man Examine Himself." 

Last Sunday evening The Rev. 

Mr Clark baptized Billy-and Betty 

Jo Hcadley, and George Barclay, At 

the morning service, Carol Ann Barclay, 

daughter of Mr and Mfrs. 

George Barclay, was dedicated. 

* • • 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Rev. Jesse Philips. Pastor 

10 a m —Sunday School 

11 a m—Morning Worship Communion. 

6 30 p m — Youth Fellowship 

meeting 

7 30 p m —"The Living Fellowship, 

' topic 

Wednesday 

7 30pm —Prayer Meeting. 

8 30pm —Official Board meeting. 

• • * 

ST. JOSEPH'S R. C. 

Rev. Paul V. Barry, Pastor 

Masses on Sunday at D and 11 

GRACE LtlTIIERAN 

Robert Z. Wuehter. B. D., Pastor 

Sundny.October 5—The 18th Sunday 

after Trinity. 

0:45 a.m.—Church Scliool. Mrs. 

Benjamin Sickman, superintendent. 

Classes lor all ages. Visitors wel- 

11 aJn,—The Service; Sermon by 

for in our 

"FOR AN 

>.N 6O0D BATING" 

WIS SOW'S 

RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL BAR 

SOMERS POINT, N. J. 

CLOSED THURSDAY 

Open Weekdays from (P.M. - Sundays bom 12 Noon 

EVERETT BANNISTER 

South Jersey's Frefcmd Organist Enchanting Tan Nightly 

with the Magic of His Mnsio 

Shore rd. and Pierson av. Phone; S, P. 913 

NurBery School, allowing the parents 

to worship at the Service. 

Holy Communion will be.administered. 

. New. members will be .received 

into the congregation at that 

time. 

Point Pantor Speaks 

at Evaiigel Meetings 

SOMERS PCPT 

A tWO^fe 

g 

SOMERS PCPT — A 

scries of meetings bepui Monda 

evening in the. Church School building, 

Calvert and Dudley av,, Vent- 

DOr Beighte, Atwitlc City, when the 

Christum Business Men's Committee-sponsored 

evangelistic services 

got unalr my. 

Bev. Richard Clark, pastor of First 

Baptist Church, Somers Point, is the 

speaker at these meetings. He is 

noted as a radio preacher and young 

people's spe&fccr. 

The meetings are conducted dally 

at 7 45 p. m. and arc Jed by Elmer 

Breder and, Wallace Haines, assisted 

by many of the CB.M.c. members. 

Special music has been planned. Including 

piano, Violin and trumpet 

specialties 

At the Sunday afternoon meeting 

the Revelation GospeV Team nil] be 

In charge, bringing chalk pictures, 

special songs and a gospel message. 

The public is invited to attend. 

William Morrow, 

meeting with the Cape May 

lib October 33, At the Cape M>y 

Darters. 

Hans 

for a ladles 

October 28. 

ranging «p to |7 

Sinawiks Plan to 

Sensor Girl Scouts 

8OMEH8 TOINT —' 

with 

^ 

trade Hart, pren 

made on the ft 

party last Month at 

which 

Mrs. 

ited». committee 

er Information as to 

*•«: 

_ JnLniduOed 

as ft new mem- 

'-ware Mrs. Mllduced 

by Mrs. Theresa 

to fie ] 

TWO 

RETURN TO COLLEGE 

SOMfeRS POINT — Jack Saburn 

has returned to Mohawk College, 

Utlca, N Y.. after spending the 

summer with his parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. A. W, Sabum. 

Walter Sabum, who attended iummer 

sessions at Sampson College, 

Sampson, N. V,, returned Tuesday 

for the fall term, after spending the 

week end at home, m mi Ms 

ter, yfirtil«j'imBt ft 'n^cjci with 

r. iabutti, at tH ififi ld 

Maine. 

cj with 

g lodge 

Kiwanls Club October 28 at 

Golf dub was accepted, it win 

the regular October meeting of 

i of We 

me 

be 

the 

Point Personals 

SOMERS POINT—Mr- 

Frpd Relman, of PhJT " 

week-end guests of 

Francis Champion. 

Mis Margaret Harris, of Annie a,v, 

is entertaining her sister and family, 

of Philadelphia. 

• * • 

Mrs. Amanda Dtether j. ^ guest of 

ur and Mrs J. Victors, of Merchantvule. 

• • • 

Edward Kuntz, son ol Mr. and 

Mrs Edward Kuntz, Buy av, entered 

the Bordentown Military Academy 

during the past week 

TOUB HEW ENCtAND 

soMBRs vamt 

— MI&I Ana* 

Spiti L her brother, John Spite, and 

Mrs, Magdelene Spitz, all of Somers 

Point, and Mr tBBi >Ite. fceon But, 

er, oi Northfleld, spent last week on 

a ftrip through New York, New 

Hampshire and Vermont. 

•••••••»•••••••••»••••»••»••••••••»••••«•*••••• 

•INN 

Maryland Avenue, Somers Point 

• JACKIE • 

PIANIST - ACCORDIONIST 

Fun, Music, Fine Fofld and Drinks 

at Harry's Moderate Price* 

Phone: Semen Point 907 

RUG 

CLEANING 

MEANS 

LONGER WEAR" 

Ltt us lighten jonr hongccltantng 

sa ftlr as your KUO8 

an concerned! 

Oar netted removes all flirt 

anfl Mad before we cleau and 

die them. 

Store your rap with confident*! 

aha HUle cost or, we wiU 

prepare thorn and return to yon, 

hntaUL 

' 

H. R. SAVltES' 

329 Haveh Aveiiue 

Photte 6379.4 

Persian Rug Co. 

' f a l 

•^ âc^Ê^ ^fc-^=^ ^*.~=^ ^^T^^r ^fc^=^ ^ ^ - ^ ^fc^^^ ^fc^—=" 

COOK'S 

LONGPORT INN 

finis Cuisine 

Seafood*Steaks-Chops 

Cocktail Lounge and Bar 

31st & Atlantic Avenue 

OPEN ALL YEAR PHONfi ZSISB | 

The Chatterbox 

Closed Til Early 1948 

The Closing of the Chatterbox this season was 

hastened by a number df its key employees returning 

to College. The Chatterbox will re-open 

shortly nfUT New Year's Day. 

Ice Cream on Sale 

Our Ice Cream Delivery Service will continue until 

the reopening. , . , Just phone 

One-Eight-Nine-Eight 

(RfeFEAT it 1 BO TOULL REMEMBWt) 

Jean Campbell • Prop. 

MACS 

Acconunod&tioitt 

for 

Banquets & Partiei 

Open Every Day 

Pbone S. P. 951 

GREGORY 

HOTEL - BAR -, RESTAURANT 

900 Shore Road • Somei* Point 

BEER 

DIRECT FROM KEG. 

Delicious Food And firinks 

SNAPPEitSOVP - CLAtiSTEWS 

Campbell's Seafood 

Restaurant 

WILL BE OPEN 

tV«W THE FALL SEASON 

SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT 

CHOICE STEWS AMD »AtP SHfetLS 

3231 ASBURY AVENUE 

MoHdays photoe (D224 

*1 

Open 'TU 

Thanksgiving 

9th St. at the 

fj 

Boai-dWalk 

CODD FOOD 

•"••r? 

from 

V 

AU % P. Ifc'^ 

LUNCHEOPJ 

PlYM 

PlytooirthlWe.nd 

AUwiticATe. '^ 

tomSAT. c&unm.' 

Johnson's Tit 

Full Course Turtey bffihtr. 

| 119 Shore Road Pnonc 

K 

m 

ll.ll 

Northwood Dining Room 

O 

tJ 

g 

— OPEN TU PtJRTHEK NOTICE — 

400 Ocean Avenue 

13th Season —._ PHONE 1213 

Dinners from $1.00 

ttaltr i:ifl to 7: fa 

i 1 pJD. to . piu. 

Club Breakfasts 

iroin 50c 

y 

356S-IH, N. Gooaftrink» GooSûn ill *****>*»»•*• *»"""• 

AU Roll., Pic, Cake, 

Pastries — Direct from 

Our Own Ovens 

(And They Are DellctoM) 

34 CORINTHIAN AVENUE 

We are Catering 

TO DINNER PARTIES, BRIDGE 

BANQUETS or any 'social affairs,Jit The 

No OutsMe Catering 

Phone 2144 for 

m 

Tasty Luncheonei 

HOME MAt>E ICE CREAM 

IS BETTER v 

W* Bk*, Our Own 

BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH fi 

PLATIERS and SEAfOob jj 

FNpatcd in k SpoIIen 

KHOIH(I 

Our Own Make 

EVENING SNACKS 

: I 

BEVERAGES — FOUNTAIN SERVICE 

Phone 1577 for Orders to Be Made Vp] 

TheyTI Be Beady When Ton Call ' 

715 Asbui-y Avenue . , i 

From 8:30 B. m. Until MUtnlftrt 

vvwvvwyuvuvw 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

HOURS 

11:30 to 1:30 

SUBMARINE 

SUBf 

••••-', .--fi;* •.•',"••'"

&*- 

r 

j - ' -\is*ilf ^^B fer^'"»% siitofJ] 

^ 

"• til 

) r '^**fenTî 

» i ^ 

• 

w«iay. October ,3-4 

ET^ngpai 

s« 

0 

iRNIA' 

nyou^ not have a cover crop! roUerî@ 

„ results, in breaking 

_. __. ' However, If there Is any slope to on or bsrom the ;6tli d»y of November, 

n«t. or, in d.fa^lt thereof, nth deerea 

rbora will prove of taesUra- the pound, be sure to make the will bo taken a.falnat you u the 

able VElue to the growth of txwttaa furrows across the slope. Up AnOhaticullor Blmll think >iiU(M«)s and 

in the West OoSt*area, 

i.t/.U.r. Supports 

..^'-JUdfjMndMt 

Mr ft* tht New Jewey Division ef I 

to In «jied w WirttoMmi M 

lodges, Mr. Brown mid. 

FOOTBAU 

Somers Pont 

TO, 

Cape May Hornets 

of Cape May Court House 

WiUtam Fchrte Field 

10(h A Rhode iHland Avo. 

Somers Point 

«*«wng .^^ -îttiwttai^-tffilt-tf H«e. 

Don't rake but leave the soil rough. 

WU ALWAYS GOT A 

i WANT ADS 

"HI 

NOTIQK OF SKTTI.KMKNT 

Notice In lmr«l.y mvon Ihnt (ha nocount, 

of tbc BUbKrlWr, M Admlnlntru- 

(sr of the BaiatB of Flora a, Wlfrnall. 

dKWWd, will M nuaited M gtBlsd by 

• Iks BUfronU, nna rtparted far Httlc. 

Bint to the Orphnnit' court sf the 

County of O»pe Uir On •»• flHh d»r of 

. Kovtimhur, nut, at lm o'clock A, M.. 

»t which lime application will tn> mtM 

for the allowance of OMinlMleu U( 

csunul fiu. i 

Dnt.J October 1. 1917. 

DONALD FELTON, 

AtBBIITU. A«H, Prprtor. 

Ofeu City, Ksw Jersey, 

lO-t-St-pf. 11.10. 

jm i» p»tiuon«r ind )-.: 

HltcMli In petitioner end you are itfenilunt, 

you are hereby required to 

I. I mm Iha PMaiAani of Dennl. 

unwer Iks petition or petitioner an or 

Hotel Co., n corporation of the state 

bafon the, lit day of Denmber Belt, 

of Saw Jeniey, the Petitioner in the 

an,l In default theroof. aucn llecnf will 

foMfoInt Petition luned, 

ba rahdared Aisitiat yoy aa the 0&aS f I. I have read 1 the aald Petition and 

cellor nholl think equitable and Just, the •tatamenu therein are true. - 

Thf object of mid palt la Is obtain 

JOHN W, IINNI1 

• decree of illvurw ketireen UI4 Petitioner 

and, you. 

Uated! Bnptenlber 30, 1941 

AtrotjH-r R. COETZ, Eaqnlre, 

Bollcltor of PetlUoBer, < 

' 

National Bank Hulldlna, 

Ocean City, N. J 

ID.JHt-pf. J7.S1 

SAVE S0% 

1 Day IiutcillaUon 

NO DOWN 

PAYMENT 

iS2^? 

' , HIDE «! TOO Hf 

Edw. G. Kurtz Co. 

M 

DBNNIS MOTEt. DO. 

Uy John W. Oennbj, 

Pnallent' 

• (Oorrorste Seal Affiled) 

P*le«j September. II. l||f, 

Atletti , 

Booert J. Onmnboll 

Secretory ' , . 

STATE OF NEW JBRBEV (, 

Sworn to anil •uburlMd' 

before tno thla tlth 

day of Sept. A. D., 1I«».' 

Dorothy It Macdaunoy. 

Notary Pttbllo of N.w, Janer, 

My BommiMloB HplrM S-1B-4S. 

(Notorlal SMI Affixed) 

f-;«-it-pt $17,11. ' 

OIL HEATER 

, WITH BLOWIR / 

f OR ONLY 

eiNUiNi 

MWII-BIIVIN Ail 

COMUfTIINA 

ATTHIS PRICEI 

' 

PRBBBB 

H STOCKWEIX — OUmiA 

"SONG OF THE 

ilMMlj 

KB 

dJ(\V~l\' 

Two Kfentaj; BUM'Ûntg'i,, 

Thtn&» j ^ and ^t, October $5 

CHABLIB McGARTOY 

. ' 

WNALD DUCK . Mj 

lit W^t IXsm-'y'8 latest frak 

"FUN AND FANi 

LIONEt ATWILL — HUGH BEHBBET 

"THE GREAT W 

rtumm RAFFEBTV - WALTEE ; 

MABOOT GRAHAME^wamm 

"Hal Roach Cone 

»ne««a Brown and Oene 

Ralnej 

I 

1 . Femand Oravet an 

Korjiu* • A re-relefue, the picture 

f«ture» outatonding muMc and an 

room BetUn R - 4*" 

PIT YOOR HOUSE 

Êfe-îî... 

.. PLAN TO ORDER 

f 4 LAMBERT PAIKT. 

ISH/filD EUAMEL 

RIGHT FOR 98 YEARS! 

ri^^^l^ 'yi^h ft lifflliri' ^^ ffCOOt fiil 

' Cjnis-1 

jîjg}^ ^ bfwiSf 

mltii of Ug 

b 

d^£ 

I 

U • ? • 

Fred MMMurray iiirf A G«dne> to 

but picturesque outdoor drum,. Is 

S^îSMJi^^lglSiflJiS^ 

I ring are Jon HaU, Mklmel O'Shea'Cbarle» pi. iortiie season. 

NORTHFIELD - BAKERY 

numven, 

aKaaagHaAB, 

Members HaVe Partjr ;f>| 

°7, 

. V-* 4.11', ft • ^ • „ . 

BJT'ftliJ 

1 

THINGS TO U'\ 

F \*:»*.iC i> 

|^^f ; lv: 

•: MM^f..,

msmm 

m namegf "tee towtty r«ort 

;*;?^-{\Î,T;" T ,oXS ; v -•"-;••-••::•.;•:•;••'( TBe« resttictlans «» not keep o*jl flm HUMftlflilP^ 

"Comelu/'taldBwr. •lwttiittotilktojwi.'' , ,«U otthehaMfluna; bnt th«y WeO- wttb the windows 

j^puifijaBy tually sdf-pwsissed; lett^^^lrjêBBng^to prepared taBtWiêft to taftMnSeirM «6| . TOJÂ POTO^^, f-aMlljl W " 

hb 't^''f "' IBM w«l«y *»• 

rurjnipg 

ig wed 

weed 

»5 adrift The bay denied it, BSt^SeyhadTMsnHfto —— 

thh i 

. too many pers^^rioplioHia fo tw hoodwipked. w|pta*, ' SB 1 

' ; TdsteBi" - — - • • • - •• » . ____. 

jpu contes BVLES ARE FLOUTED 

"Oon't caU them: I did it, outer!'' rated the 

to wtthooi the 

ma merely .ort*iaoi» of th* 6min 

1 ^ 

In this a PhllsdeJDhlan^who was visiting friends here 

• Be put up a irtst "M'iUig", »-*BWning"««t •» domaj 

..1 W«7 says he almost fell for % experienced as he wu I nave rend to your paper, under 

^Swilief 13U1 , The boy protested thai helid never bees In iTwTutitoW 

" i«i.i' i i'•'.,_ttwiMe previously, meat Only atoou 

< V «?^ »n«»Wt » over. Bere.wij a boy, Wth^ » BM a t« «. 

: lntelllgeat, wJio could easily have been turned against aU the time. ' 

I Wlew, fer ttto than tua. If the PW« a«I»» 

^B*. 

bit the« tocti, the peo- - power 

Brttti tata {Mtf 

OVEKBBOOK Mnuodj^dofd^, Who Is dolnj 

iWjltwH.êrljaw mduate werk at New Jersey state 

sir nome In Overbroolt Teachers' College, Trenton, stem 

iMnt^Hie summer at tot week end with Mrs, rarderyat 

a, im CentiM «,?» thUr nome, m CeabU ay. 

p :7 O 

ETIAN BUNDS and SERVICE 

STWJQJB • FLEXALUM - SlftL 

REPAIRS . TMÊS - CORDS 

ntm-nrodticii ntnndrhr •'• I ^ Ito*retertd? « hBPDened in PhlladftlphU not «e ^ffJ WnTyOuTfiJffi tne i ^ «HMte» ^ H^ arid wooidhot BI«KTBB 

IOB *«^' J^f^L t ^ ^ mer down theri-*naf I tad the gW •* wtttot flnWJdMburden mJGOOto 

"TIM bw J»« s Jot on tte taa," Mid Wliey. '« nerve to lie down en the beach* deS * **• f * B »" fl . ' ' '• " * "^"^ 

rMiflned Uut if Mi talinta were turned in the right were all arennd roe, lTul M 

•'*.*. ^WWW, 

^ 

direeton^hefleuld make somethtaf of htaaeil. So I to leave jour bclonginiw on tte ehirtottt, K. ft thtî*^ 

f 

TbMm 

elephone: Ocean City 1912-W 

tnn i Have A 

vtwm • Jf 

nd everr ••«,. p^f " " c s "•• www i»tn o 

# } W tttok that 1 have every 

«» » la *&« BBOAn ST. TRAIN 

That Mi not man appeasement. 

It does mean that it U time for 

AmerMana ta sn»p out of their pras- 

— 

Mttottte » VUif «flm- 

W • P»»l»BtW pwdama- 

,^»ft^*5^ 

^tbd tht ^ f«, iuit e»ta»tof * UWi fjmli ute 

lffi t .WIW dedded tntt It nt tee to deliver a ltrtyns ^Slltar Bntinel-Ledge^-lifr, T, H. makes Hie Mertng itatenent, "As *B SB* *HW IW iftouW not be , 'TKe heat got me." — James 

B not Russia or Cotnwunisni but our mated minion « 

o*n mlstatfcj." Thljj isjabom on a »»f employip«»t. 

PMMrttJJ ne iradwrtstfiieader. * «^w*|# hf the Department "To produce more good* for 

ally handlcaped weals tohw facts good! 

Uiatshotad betoteresttnf toother every i 

; It w« found that 51 Per cent of Moore. Inc. 

G&jl. BEERY & CO. 

-j) . Trtnion - Balem - Atlintlo CUy . Wudwood 

ARREN WEBSTER BASEBOARD 

^ HEATOIG SPECIALISTS 

% NO BADIATOBS NEEDED 

WATER 

WARM AIR 

ilTC GAS OR OIL BUBNEB8 COAL BUKNER8 

QtTIEt AIAY OIL CONVERSION BtJBNEBS 

*DE FCltNACES EAOU HOME IN8UIATORS 

ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS v 

BOT POINT ELECTRIC APW.IANOB8 ''•:. GRAVEL ' 

088S-46IW 

CEMENT WORK 

,-te mat 

m*ai : --$ 

LOW UOWn 

ONE TEAK AQO 

«t the wte&li ffi&««r aw^w to »»«« i8i afflW n L 

the» amongst the dt^d lanauage atenjves, j when h tt«r "ê aBnoWMd BoWd ttt ttlt O 

listened and voted In theirMWlailat Sort ' Great would be one of th« first 

flih. wEniiEi" 1 "*,:» con- » rf h., a. fc."ii;^î^.c^r:- ; -" "j"^ 

.sorry for 

10 TEARS AOO 

Th e Mew Jersey Methodist Con* Miss Sarah C. Hecltroth and Har 

"* PW^^ttt meetmg place. HH! Methodist Church by Bi» 

K 

mvm of efiMi of the Ocean 

ltv Rt « 

AUTOMATIC 

EXPEET Bia-AIEING ON ALL MAKES EAblOS 

Wek-Up ran atUwy teniee. Fwrapt, ooartoma 

setflM,- W«rk inmntecd. B«W*rtM for aB P«rt- 

î i fc JS «M t rt:; 

I I IÂMfRnN Fonmr PhUco EnHnecr '. :^ I 

[.X»CiUVlttWi'i nt i Ajnn'u/•••-•. I 

Hauling 

Miiladelphia 

Trips Dally 

GBA^^VIrtlMPTBU 

FIBBWOOD FOB SALE 

NICK nOREmiNO 

LOCALEiprcuACo. 

BUHJ>WTTH 

ELECTRICAL 

SBRVI(X - lNSm^|^^ 

if* 

under tte Wse prete 

The British listened with - 20IEABSAOO 

^ 

if 

Court by Prank J. Sanolno rSiitai 

new nibblih Ihfito«rator elsewhere I 

than between «*h and 6th its. 

1 

' ; FIVE YeARS AOO 

• ••••• * • . • " • • • r ? : : ; ? • - - ' • " " • 

The new Service Men'. Club in * deleaatlon of boyi from sli to 

the solarium of the S*n4o tier U «pp«ikd to SUyot Champion tor 

opened under kusplcra qf the local « Place to play, complaining that 

Ped Cross, with otter women-, or- police chawd them from the catap 

ganizations cooperaang. 

Wound, baft part aM other plaoe*. 

hU6 working to as 

binwashed 

"nnnltte* reeeid."a 

^^:|^^|ifl|

"•"Vf ••"'",» 

Mi 

Ek^jaaffim TOP 

IX>OD STBINOENCT 

Wflir Hrt»: ttwiMwI the I 

Announces 

OOR SANDING 

Tile-Marble 

A Co.. Inc. 

PAMNG - 

Phone 1773-J 

Claim 

Real TILE 

IMttMl, Wan DnMtt 

I» U MflDtftfB ON 

TOCB wtu, wowt mwi 

Albert Oldfleld & Son 

7*anlw 

wid CESSPOOLS 

•Ditf « •iMniip 

S. ROSENBERG LEONARD WIGGINS 

man 

CAREFULLY! 

IT ... AMD EVERT DAY- 

Intenor «nd E,,^ 

, -. .,::"ii- \.' • ' :r ',, -.".. Awn5ng Service 

JAM J. SMITH 

ma . • MBHiW Attmttp ATCBH 

It^pmci 

PAINTING and 

DECORATING 

1228 Aabury Avenne 

Phone 1857 

FRANKA. HUBER 

ltM ASBCBT AVE. 

CONTRACTING 

OSCAK A. NILSON 

PAINtlNQ 

'•V CONTRACTOR 

ifiW^^ 

mmm 

Phone 1038-R 

DRIVE OARKPDLLTI 

AMD EVERT DAT! 

MTAtL 

The attendance prize m 

Director Jackson says fareia*d»a]]|a tefefitint, " , I 'The next meeting will be at 6:15 

^»ww* mwjidiaiji toot pto. Ago a,\j L m.naSSrnSSt'%&-iA 

Entries are utill being received. andtbe gueiS* represented almoei 1 Plymouth InrT^ 

Driscoll to Address Plan Bus Tour to iBank Staff Attend. 

N, J. Youth Conclave Phila. Art Museum Banker*' Convention 

tu9 0^S*¥te*g- gp,,^ Ot i ul &'iB£M iA:.««» to fi» MMtsUi Artl Mmbsr* of tot *talf of The 

>t toi ^jrj MuMuaFranklinEffltul 

Convention of Chris- Planetarium, tponnred ttr the tended various 

Youth of New Jemy, in Con- Home Economics Extension Council Jereey Bankers' Association's 73rd 

"""""•" j convention In Atlantic City 

ttto w*. 

tlon opened Monday 

I MISS WAT VISITS PABENT8 

|jf Its theme "One " "~ 

I Church". 

L_ 

_ Governor DriiMfll will iptak at the IfiSJltoh,* county home"iienrb^ *L W* «*« *•» ^' MhTtt. 

BtttniBon session, at wUeh tort October im,Tra^^lh to miUa,Jem RWiy 8J0lth «, 

^ wm be a procession of make t^mmmmmim. J&'JUPJS!?- SP-'-'SQ ^ J 1 

onaj eiBCutlves and the • • • / week-end guests Mr. and Mra. John 

^ .totojter CoUege eholr of ftlnw- KESSLEBS TO HABSISBCBQ M^&m^* *"*" ^^^ wttlWi . 

ON GOLFING TRIP 

em «n tt, t nay. clowd ttMr imJ 

Local men who — 

I trip last week A 

orton Leach and Emle 

WHOLESALE 

PLUMBING SUPPLIES 

HEATING SUPPLIES 

MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES 

LAUNDERALL AUTOMATIC 

HOME LAUNDRY 

Gas Automatic Water Heaters 

Electric Water Heater. , , 

Gas Ranges 

Cabinet Sinks 

Timken and Petro 

Complete Ofl Heftting Units 

Open Friday & 

Saturday Evenings 

Frank J. Sannino 

BimY Phone 0444 $ 

Flumbing 

HARRY DIBB 

ROBOTS — BXAVDIO 

YoAOilBumert 

Yotk BoiW Burner Unit* 

Winter Air Condition 

Plumbing Heating 

• Oil Btrrners 

Win 0. Towruend 

WMllll. 

Phnnbtng . Heattng 

lontfs 

.Plumbing- Heating 

UTaccarin 

MlMliw 

a. v. on, BCKNEBS 

Ofl Bnm CteMed. teiltM 

MICHELE P1LEGGI 

Plumbing - Heating 

Ph«e 1878 

MI North Street 

U.TXBATJONS 

J. a SLIMMER 

Plumbing . Heating 

Plumbing . Heating 

f 

S 

Mr», SUM 

IChftncelsMrs. Berger-s 

west ma the 

| Mi, tad l«0 Pleasure iv~lESS 

I talned a number of friends Saturday 

1 

•*• -nd,^ WUUam Helrieael, 

etnttt week eot 

SEASHORE BUILDERS 

*•»• N Ian 

ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS 

TROUT 

JOHN B, and HOWARD 

aSTKBXD BDILDKBa 

—7- WM Asbnty Avmas Phone 1200 

RE-ROOFING 

ASBESTOS SIDE 

JOBBING 

SHINGLES 

am ESTIMATES ul TIME MSMENTS 

IEORGE SEDDON and SON 

— BefUtend Boildem -. 

55 Sun»et Place Phone 0203 

Builder* 

1 e*l» 

Moderatao 

BaildetM 

Albert S. Cambarn 

Wm, D, , Cambnrn REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Jobbing — Alterations — Roofing 

and Roof era 

CARPEffTER 

BBDTO AUtntAno 

PAINTING 

1040A*buryAT» 

Phone OOfll-W 

1039 West Awnue 

BUILDER 

933 West A*e. Ph. 1808 

H- J. MARTIN 

* BvbtMcd BniUte 

Roofing- Siding 

Jobbln* 

4U OCEAN AVE, raomn 

i 

hone 1863M 

Daniel F. Connor 

Bmlikr 

. . • ; • . • • . 

Rooma 306 

801 Anbury Avc 

ROOFI 

Need a New 

or /off a Repair J 

In«th«r rite caU Independent 

Porience, the men, the materials i 

"ftodti you a perfect job rti 

W ve been roofers tat many yean 

be rbr many more. That's wfaj an 

guarantee means something. Pick a 

«ndally,ound firm to re-roof for jo 

OTTTERS 

RAW f ** i a 

SHICTMCTAL' , ^ 

Independent Roofi 

WBI Or CBETA1N-TEED BOOFINa 

Wm MkMtM rnmkhed - N. Down 

SAMPSONS HA 

ROOFING 

SHEET METAL! 

WORK OF ALL TOPES | 

Asbestos and Brick Sidi 

Robert L. SampMB 

SLAG 

METAL 

CANFAS 

Air Conditioning I 

Edwari§ 

215. 5th St PhonaI 1 

Shop: 211 AiburyAvcnW 

JOHN McC 

No Down Payment 

Phone 0183-M 

FHA 

Robert J. Boto, 

fSI:

'.Ill, 

IT I 

-^ 

*J( ' >, 

•i'fi 

Ca^t of bfwiriteP^ym Arc Reported 

Uprohlbtted Ul pubUe|Oc«ftn 

^TM dise««e had stratk four, per- 

WV&m;. ©hurehefc para and other public 

Hayy ^ andneoaBâuarfl f 

=ciar&*the.city--*^>ff;ihtiits-• I© their 

R^jjjf 1 !!,^ ^^^ of polio were *e- 

Sotted iron Hie' toateii • develop. 

-twit *«unte4 jsyjserrtee men wo 

fo'*!'* fjiflfliw • Tile hHeJt VICOlB 

oominlt- Caroden Municipal Hospital, Jjht 

a^^ml BMjrtnrarea wai quarantined. The 

B,9W;«MllBl, among chfl- 

,•-•••;'; : ''-.'•* i'li Vm f»m 1 to a year* of age.- 

iite*mpiiet NO CASE HEBE :- : ,..: i : :• ••- 

^'of crushed /Action of the city government 

•.-.•.: '•!:.; '" wai recommendedby the elty health 

M© taw of 'em before fan items arrive! 

nings Taken Down 

and Repaired ; 

• Your New Awning. Now So They WUI 

PHONE 0186 

DRAMA 

p^pF-S^lj^ÂTO". TAP 

WfflMNP^ - RRAMAITCART 

^ GROUP RGURE IMPROVEMENT 

— Profosional 

. Frh»«« — Setnl-Prbmt* and Sp*d»l Group Instruct* 

ffll&ii ' ttone 04WW of 2241 

R£Aury PARLOR 

CUO8tCt> WEDNESDAY 

BeeB Dtr. FnnT and 

ie's Beauty Shop 

ii$^ 

»r\Tl tthStatCentrtlATe, 

I Wave* and 

BRS WAVB» "~< 

Had Wrong Pilot 

Be aissrtefl Wehird ;E,iR«E«* I 

dsnt ot the Mosquito Comto 

» statement answering 

aultoes are few In. number. .•••,' 

& •;}T5ear like tU^«oflOttOji M* 

•TTO are M amdous M anjMe ta 

give ail parts of the county mosquito 

It Isn't true, what we saW control Sntool as M far fw as M ItU topesiiWi.- possia 

lit week about Thomas Tart . ... ^. _, 

mWM8gS*Wm 

ean raw and IteM Harbor 

1913. according to former 

ltBte died two weeks aw In 

the historic flight. 

But Mr. Mr, Seadwy BeadM* earn* i forward 

thlf week with ^documentary 

evidence" to prove that the pilot 

IWli who was r«m Baltimore, 

ade Just tht one flliht, 

SouthOfiekmCtty 

By ETHELIND C. ANDBESS 

MR. Charles D, Jenes.hai Wen 

turned to Baddonfleld, Mr, Chew 

Is touii on a two-weefc trtp to 

SUM 

Helen Reyner, of 55th st., 

who is oonnMtea with the Atlantia 

oo^paBy library ^rtan, wiU soon 

g,.ffffiUng to masi IAndtef. 

Lovely 

••• 

Gotham 

Stripe 

NYLONS 

t Mlrinc Ahojifi 

Mrs. WUnam Etters, of Oamp HU1, ' 

JLOOKVIg Aneaa , ^ _ WM g^wn f OT a few days with I 

(Continued ft mm U) her mother, Mrs, Ralph wells, of 

government hai not been able to «» it. and Central av. 

keep workers from striWnf, Britain's Homeward hound , , . Mta 

program of nationalization has not Dorothy Morris and Miss Nettie J, 

resulted in cooperation from labor, nbiV to Oamden ; , . The Arthur 

• • • Cailens to preMl Hill . , , The 

FEU WOBK IS BEST 

Ferrys to Philadelphia . , . The 

ftr a lom time th, world hai peorg, cooto to Haddonfleld. 

_ _ 

been plagued with ideas that there ocean City will soon be welcoming i 

are substitutes for work, There; will the Richard Stewarts, Ralph TajN . 

always be men who can make sueh ion. the McOorkles, the Camps, and ,., • , ,-.,,, 

ideas lound pretty good. But the the Paschalls, who wUl be go&i "up Legs look lovo!y\ 

ideas are just as false as are the town" for the winter, 

r«tk*m p»i*l » r ?Mmen 

who want the poUtieai power ' ^ ' m m w m m for the week 

Gsld , S , trl PJ 

in Gothdm 

required to put tome paper "plan" eno J, ffi e loUow' " 

l¥i*ft B&BM. . Tîpr* Is Tin pint "" ' 

for the opportunity of honest work, of Aberdeen, Md.; The wmroas, of 

under the Und of free economie Swarthmore, Pa,: The Ooibens, of 

eton; the WheelerB, of Phlla- 

' I Southward bound, now or later: 

_ rrj" 

is going to lose out. One of the galnes, to Olearwater, Pla, , ,, Mrs. 

first powers, sought Is the power to Simons, to t%, Lauderdale, Fla.: Mrs, 

control industry, 

Kepworth, to It, Petersnari, Fla,; 

, In a oountry that' speaks our The Frank Laurles, to MeHoo, 

language and enjoys our lame ci\11i. _, , 

iatioh, a, government that manages ScOUt C-OmiTUttee 

industry has brought forth no iolu- •• n- , !>•-___ 

tion for industrial strife. Govern* Has First UllUier GROUND FLOOR 

ment management of industry has The Ocean Dittrtet Opmmlttee of 

made conditions worse. It has the &y Scouts of Amertca is schedbrought 

loss of efneieney BJ Eng- uled to l»ve lte first fall dlimer. 

landfto the tune of M muliOn leis IKiWRhWi Thursday night at 

tons of coal a year. Do we want "jPSgJL ,^1 be received en the 

Ugh wages (which come only with tri* to^SmSiaieTnd fitm dfiefneiency 

and high production), and cussed for Fall ani Winter activities 

do we want industrial peace and .of Scouting. 

national prosperity? Then surely — _ ~ 

we want no part of government Sea Isle Cltv Gets 

management of Aoeriean tadustrles, Jf* *?,? £* w*» 

" New Fire Truck 

PINED SID FOB SPEEDING g^ j s \ e city has placed In service 

James R, ©Orson, 8ft of MJtnnorfc iu new Ore ttuek, which was bought 

was fined $10 in police court Thun- from the city of Bridgeton and reday 

last week en charges of speed- built as a combination ladder truck 

ing and falling to observe stop stoeet and Sea pumper, Isle the bet eqp 

sins. 

Fire Chief F. Harold Sutton. gays 

^ÊoW net appear K. YtagUng, for 

partment of any city it 

21. of Altoona, that mstaUatlon of this vehicle gives 

Pa,, forfeited 111 bail when he did Sea Isle the best equipped «re denet 

appear for a hearing on a partment of any city its size to the 

Calling All 

Hotels and Guest Homes ! 

I*t m help yon pot year be* In fbit ctoa. condltton tUi full 

We can MBMrt yanr cotton and fdt maUrows to ftee lnner- 

•pringn, repair U»« «fftaf box sprini^ and completely tenanteto 

PHONE - OCEAN CITY 0046-J 

We wiU be glad to call and help solve your 

beddiflg dlBlcnlUet 

KUHN BEDDING CO. 

fÂSMmir AVE, ' OCEAN CITY 

•TEY OOtt BBNOVATION SEBVICE-YOITLL USB IT." 

B. F. Goodrich Tiret 

OstNeir Prewar Tires 

.'&•• V. Mill t»ii !•!* i 

than prewar prtos! ? 

TOPAY you can get our 

AU-OIT ALLOWANCE 

FOR YOUR OLD T1RIS 

pmrn 

tt pttwf wine. 

them In the smart 

new dark shades. 

,95 

Apple Crystal Set 1.00 

Just arrived, a new shipment 

of this popular set of ' 

8 pieces 

Sim 

SQUARE-TOE OXFOHM 

for easy walking 

Trradeaay Pootwear from 

9.50 

CURTAINS 

That will brighten your home 

Our Fineit'Qudity Dotted 

Marquisette Curtains pr. 11.95 

»r 

SIM - &ttra Wear - Extra Quality 

100 Inches s 90 Inches 

Extra Quality, Marquisette, Criss-Cross 

Curtains 100x90 inches pr. 8.95 

Ruffle^ Organdy - Permanent Finish 

Duchess Imperial Curtains 4.95 

Faahi«wi Edji - OouBteJoM HeadeitRu^, 

The Double Fold Ruffle adds Distinction, Lessens 

pullings fd fraying, withatands kundering ' 

Tailored Curtains 1.95 to 3.95 

r? rî^r/"- K 

Telephone 0804 or 08P5 «;«s«î« 

Surveyof 

dWed. 

^ ^ m ^ M mt has 

emne atp ita owp. v 

,E3|twliert to tw» taim the 

itaf-smai ftodueti Cjm^ny, 

of Bea Uto «» oflffi ITS 

bushel for muasela. The company 

can use unlimited qwm- 

October 31 

Be Shared MyiMU u» Hieiismall. Mack, 

dim-like shell fish found by tile 

tire County ' thousands clinging to water cotered 

puiiii, etc. Aside frtn bait 

other officials of Cape for fishing they lmve no commercial 

value ordinarily, al- 

EkpMth&imedth&mfinw JM^&^SM 

municipalities have 

a special conference though considered a drtgiCTJn 

PubUcWo^t 

I Ocean City again on Friday night, 

seldom^ ore uatd for food Hen, walk between 2nd and 6th sts. will I will be re-decked nest year. I October 31. ,'•• ; 

NewCon«r»ati.< 

45.1 

r>j i 

»T J % t.v 

mmmmmmmm 

lft -tr 

•-V?' 

«-•;& --1 

J whleh: recmtlj!«iwp»to ^f *«*» I whea 

I from their north-to-south ir»veL 

•h'> *\Tf nrtV r Ar rf. 

_ x^_ rrr._ s_n _^ 

< . w^, 1 »-£)*4Cr^,

taxÔlke judge Howard 

:•*. • j^MJiM^k^SkM^M^ 

36, of MIS 

tThrtOUghbifdi Wee CURTE SHOES can always be counted upon 

for an all-around winning performance. Four generations of 

Ithoe craftsmen have bred into them pace-setting styling and 

jatn tnJtnh&t'i You'll discover new shoe enjoyment the day 

[ JD> (tut wearing famous, flexible Burlj-Flu Shoe — «LcJwiv* 

nvAi 

\\ CIT> S LLADING 

SHOE STORE 1 

045 ASBURY AYE. 

Of Coarse, If You Like Water In Your Home 

. . , you won't be Interested in the complete, 

efficient Job of waterproofing that Aquella is famous 

for. 

Aquella keeps all buildings made of concrete 

masonry, stucco, brick and concrete absolutely dry — 

preventing water seepage from damaging your property. 

You cari get it at J, P. Collins Co. Just phone 

3-6034 and we'll send it right out. Or stop in and 

talk over your "damp" problems with us. 

J.RCOLLINS CO. 

muA. J • 6034 . i-4U \S SouM. SuuUfiL. 

H l 

l^rt Woman Fi^Hts For 

(Estate 

Heoiing to Resume Monday in Suit by Mrs. Young 

Against Codicil Which Failed to Mention Her 

ill be resumed next last Wednesday that Mrs. Matlack 

Monday before County Judge A. J. entered Into ui agreement that she 

Caflero In a case In which an Ocean would be left the estate In return 

City woman Is contesting the validity 

of the will left by tne late Mrs. which she said ahe furnished at he 

for her supplying nursing care, 

Jennie P. Matlack, of Philadelphia, 

own expense for 19 months. 

a resort summer resident for 30 

years. 

STBUBU 18 WITNESS 

Mayor Clyde-W, Struble was called 

Mrs. Matlaek, widow of Dr. Walter, as a witness, having served as Mrs. 

Matlack, a Philadelphia dentist, died 

last March Jl In a Philadelphia hospital, 

leaving an estate valued ai 

18,800 upward. 

Mrs. Mma Garrison Young, 650 

Asbury av., this city, was one of the 

beneficiaries In a previous will, dat 

ed January a, 1946. but was not 

mentioned in a codicil dated May 9, 

tut, 

CHARGES FBAUD 

Mre. Young went to court oppos 

Ing probate of the Matlack will on 

the ground that it was obtained by 

fraud and undue influence, on the 

part of the proponents.' 1 

The codicil bequeathed $2,000 to 

Mrs. Helen McCtoskiy. of FhUadel 

with $1,000 to be expended to 

enroll Mary Luiton, also of that city, 

in the Pennsylvania Widow's Rome, 

The residue of the estate was to be 

shared evenly by Walter Hoekrieter 

and Miss Victoria Sabol, also of the 

Quaker City. 

Mrs. Young contended at an open- 

Ing hearing before Judge Caflero 

ANNUAL 

OLD HOME WEEK 

TURKEY DINNER 

Next Thuraday, Oct. 18 

From 5:30 to 7 

TICKETS, $1JS 

Anbury Hall 

Mays Landing Boad 

EngUsh Creek 

AUTOMOBILE 

INSURANCE 

Accident Frequency and Claim i 

1 Costs have steadily increased! 

| •Into tJhi termination of caso-f 

I line rationing. I 

1 Just ranunber — that no mat- 3 

I ter what premiums jour aotomo- j 

ibils Insurance coreragB calls far! 

!—thb Atcnty will save yon M%I 

|to ZO% depending on the Items! 

I Insured — n , , , | 

f BEE | 

{Haney Uoyd Chattin! 

(OHM oti-. q 

Fremlan Pnia«n 

1315 Asbury Am 

Phone 0060 

ON ALL CARS 

PALMER 

Chevrolet • Oldsmobile 

1119 Asbury Avenue 

Columbus Day Closing 

ALL offices of the 

Jersey Central Power & Light Co. 

will he CLOSED aU day 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th 

Emergency CpUa Only 

will receive attention 

JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. 

\ 

Matlack's financial agent for several 

years. Hi testified that hfr vision 

was impaired and that someone else 

wrote hjr letters for several months 

prior to her death. 

In her petition against the will 

Mrs. Young stated that Mrs, Matlacli 

was "so weakened by her long 

illness that she labored under de 

luslons and misunderstandings and 

was of unsound mind ..." 

Additional testimony will be taken 

at Monday's hearing of the case. 

woms 

AHEAD 

I«T6E0ICE itENSOf 

Foreign Aid and Us Effects 

An understanding of human nature 

will tell us that when we stop giv 

ing aid to Buropean nations, mast of 

he eountries there will become 

angry at us. The more aid you give 

to an individual and the longer you 

give it. the more disgruntled he 

Oii Foreign Aid 

Hand Urges End to 

U. S. 'Squandering 

becomes when you stop. This seenu 

to be true of nations Naturally, 

now that we have hinted at a little 

less liberality toward Europe, some 

have yelled '•selflsh" and ••umympathetie" 

at us. 

The more we give and the longer 

we give it. the greater wUl grow this 

scorn toward the giver. When ftn- 

It may be paid for witn goods pur 

chased. We can keep down Our 

trade barriers and buy from Europe. 

Only in that way can those nations 

ally we have to stop the flow of our 

gel on their feet and buy from us. 

money toward Europe, anger will be 

There are definite ways to help 

the reaction. That was true after 

wor-torn Europe without imposing 

World War I. America had been 

the serious injury of continued outright 

aid. The sooner our help gets 

very liberal, but, when aid was halted, 

up went the tarriff barriers. 

on this basis, the better for e w ery. 

England campaigned: -Buy Within 

body. 

the Empire." Depression followed. 

WHAT RESLLTS7 

Following World War II, America 

again has been extremely liberal. 

We have spent some 10 billion dollars 

during each of the past We 

years. Help we gave to England 

during the war and since wUl total 

nearly 40 billion dollars. We have 

not been stingy with our food, our 

goods, nor our dollars, although this 

drain on our resources haj helped to 

make things tougher for the- average 

American breadwinner. 

All the Lend-Lease, all the UNN- 

RA relief, all the goods, all the do], 

ars—what are the results? England 

Is not even on her feet, much less 

Europe. The crises seem to mount, 

with England right now facing her 

greatest crisis since the war. All of 

these facts must lead us to restudy 

our aid to Europe, and the possible 

effect of continuing handouts to so 

many out-stretched palms. 

EUROPE'S PROBLEM 

Obviously, we cannot keep on giv. 

ing at the rate of 10 billions a year 

to Europe for the next ten. twenty 

or thirty years. Then what can we 

do? If Is plain common sense that 

the best thing we can do is to help 

Europe figure out how she can help 

herself. We must help Europe to 

get up on her own feet, and off the 

necks of American taxpayers. That 

is the only kind of aid that will ever 

be worth much to Europe, 

The sooner we get Europe to 

thinking in terms of helping herself, 

the better it will be for all of us, 

We might send her food and money 

till doomsday, but it would only 

make America poor and would not 

make Europe rich. Europe must 

understand that the problem of rehabilltatlon 

Is her own problem, 

first of all, and not entirely ours. 

We have bathed Europe's wounds, 

now we must help her find the will 

and the way to recover. 

ITOP "GrVINO AWAY" 

It will be good statesmanship if 

we can make it clear that America 

is not in the field to give away anything. 

We must be willing, however, 

to adjust ourselves to the needs arid 

requirements of Europe in every 

way we can without weakening ourselves 

unnecessarily. At the same 

time, we must try to re-educate 

Europe in the principles of American 

enterprise and Initiative. Hard 

work and self-dependtnee are among 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 

Sea«hore Building 

St Loan Assn. 

801 AWwy ATO. 

!(infinufiHU|»l>iiliiHiiitnu|tiiiiiiliiiiij 

Dr. Harry H, Lake 

•tout OFTOMMBMT far «t T«n 

fiMMftW :Mkl *.•• 

ttl A3BVW.Y AVE. 

MM 

Jliff«| 

An accurate accounting of 

can billions spent for European relWf 

since World War II and a comprehensive 

outline of what addition' 

nl funds would be spent lor were 

demanded by Congressman T. Millet 

Hiind. of New Jersey's Second District, 

In a. statement Issued today 

Declaring that the United States 

has spent nearly #20.000.000,000 in 

foreign aid during the last two 

years, Hand said ht felt the AJneri 

can people, who must provide the 

money In tuts, are entitled to a. 

full accounting before additional 

money is allotted for foreign relief. 

"The people who must pay this 

remendoos bill an entitled to a 

complete and honest report of What 

their money has been spent for and 

what results have been obtained 

before they are asked to provide additionai 

millions under the Admin, 

lstntion's foreign aid program, 1 ' he 

said. 

•'American dollars art not the Only 

thing that can save the world from 

destruction, although it seems that 

many feel that they are. • Wt can. 

ot buy changed principles and 

deologits of European nation! with 

American money. 

If we are to fulflll our dtstlny as 

a leader among nations in the pur 

suit of peace, we dare not weaken 

America^ financial structure by 

squandering American money over 

the face of the earth, regardless of 

the purpose for which it might be 

spent. If America is to remain a 

last bulwark against Communism, it 

is essential that our economy be 

kept strong and solid. 

those first principles. 

Europe needs production. We can 

supply machinery on the basis that 

Veta Occupy New 

Wildwood Homes 

Three homes recently completed 

n Wildwood's housing project for 

NfiW 

favor of universal military trafelng 

and the girls of the «tate*ft«l toons 

strongly about It than do the boys. 

This was revealed In the results of a 

poll published In the October ifsu* 

of the New Jersey Compass, new 

Illustrated monthly magazine. 

The glrb voted 3 to 1 in fevor.of 

military training for yonnf men, 

and the boys' vote was slightly mare 

Inn 1 to I. Veterans, who were 

given an opportunity to express 

their opinions on identical questions 

la the poll, voted *n overwhelming 

8S per cent In favor of 

universal military training. 

A majority of both tMB-agtrs and 

veterans feel thai the 4-P dassincatlon 

should be eliminated and thai 

men physically unit for combat 

lght to be included In a limited 

ipadty in the training program. 

veterans were turned over to families 

for occupancy Friday. Six ad- 

during the past summer, as well as 

as manager of the Beach Theatre 

ditional homes were scheduled to be 

ready for occupancy late thta week. 

Representatives of veterans' organizations 

are screening the applicants. 

Wildwood Cop toBe 

Tried October 20 

Plans for an early trial of Wild, 

wood Patrolman Louts C. Piocc*. indicted 

last week on two charges of 

misconduct in the tiatiim» B of 

drunken driving cases, were announced 

Friday by Prosecutor Barry 

Tenenbaum, 

Following a conference with Judge 

A. J. OaSero, Tenenbaum said he la 

prepared to start tile trial October 

20. Jonathan Acton, counsel for 

Rocca, said he would be ready to 

proceed on that date, 

Fiocca. a WUdwoad policeman far 

13 years, was indicted by the grand 

Jury on cnarges of attempted briber; 

and nenfesjanee. 

Pair Admit Three 

County Burglaries 

Three burglaries in southern Cap* 

May county were said to have been 

solved last week with the arrest by 

Camden detectives of a heavilyarmed 

Navy veteran and a companion 

who was A.W.O.L, from the 

Army. 

Walter Noonaji. 22, and Ralph 

Kraemer, 18, admitted thefte from 

two stores in North WUdwoad and 

a lunch room at Dias Creek, as weB 

as other burglaries in the Bouth 

Jersey area, poliee said. 

T, C. Upham Quits 

Court House Post 

T. C, Uphsm, of Cape May, after 

teaching only a month in the Latin 

and history department of Middle 

Township High School, has left to 

resume a former position in a Florida 

school, upham is well known her* 

the Cape May Theatre. 

Another Court Bouse teacher, Mrs. 

Dorothy Stenecker, on the faculty 

14 years, also resigned to teach in 

Florida, 

AMERICAN LADY 

RUG MAKING 

Drop in 662 Boardwalk today and look over the new 

arrivals. If you have never made American Lady Ron 

it's time you started this fascinating hobby. 

No cumbersome frame or loom is required. 

1*he handsome finished rugs last for generations. 

OPEN 

'TIL 

NOVEMBER 

To aave waste, trimming- and time, 

comes to yon cut the right length. 

the pan wool 

Dorothea Robinson—Yams 

662 Boardwalk Open EvenJon 

NEEDLEPOINT — EMBROIDERY WORK 

"Ptrcm Strings" by Famout Lady 

DR.J. L. HERBERT 

Chiropractor 

announces the opening- of his OVFUm «t 

237 S. MAIN, FLEASANTVILLE 

cetreS In a collision at Bethel and 

New rds.. Bomers Point, at 8 a. m 

Monday, Police Oblef William Morrow 

reported. 

James Hackney, 38, of Shore rd. 

and, Poplar av, linwood. driver of 

one ear, and hi* brother. Vred Hackney, 

of Hamilton av. and New rd. 

Linwood, were taken to the Point 

I 

Tol 

X 1^1 

COMPLETE CU 

FLOOR SER 

For Bvtry foam in 

• LINOLEUM 

• ASPHALT TILS 

• EUBBEE TluT 

• CORK TILE 

WBTAIiED 

IKENWARD 

| Phone 1380 

The Mighty Oak, 

draws its strength from the « 

Draw your financial strength 

foundation of savings. rf 

Open a Savings Account TOOAI 

THE NATIONAL % 

of OCEAN Cm 

Member IMenl Deposit 

CorpontUon 

Member Federal Eotrn- Sjstem 

fttnking Hours: 

9 a. m. to 2 p. m. 

Saturdays: 9 a. m. to 12 Noon 

SEA ISLE CITY Oi 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC 

Bann II aJn. to 1 pm 

Every Tuesday an! Fridaj 

TITLE INSURANCE 

g courteous and 

creating safety once 

CHELSEA TITLE 

GUARANTY COI 

ALBERT 0. ABBOTT, CtnlrniM etl 

KLIVUOL) p, KIBUIA". FMt 

ATLANTIC CTT¥ OFWO* " 

BMRlina N«Uoo»l BwkBMfr 

OCEAN 

NaUoul Bnk of Ocean 

CLINTON B. PB1CB Vl« B* 

WANtB* T, QAh-nT A«tJJJJJ. 

BBWIN «. gTltSD ir ' llt 2S^ 

O PAUl, UcOABPELL. A»t. ""«• 

FHA.NIt U, WATSON, A«rt. T1O». 

WILDWOOD OFFICSI' 

Mil New Jenej Aie, 

DEAN P. CBLLSS, AWt. S«r,-^ 

740 Aabury Avenue 

STORE HOVi 

Stole Open Monday to ! 

g a. m, iMf 

Store Open 

from 9 «. m. unbl 7 L 

A FOOD MARKET FOR' 

7/ ( 

Mm, Club 

Pbrfcmsuw 

leynd 

Chopped Bed 

l-Klllnd, STiWING 

S-Ibi 

up 

itmim A-iyJi MMMl-Wdr f«Nd 

PfU Country Van! 

ROAST 43c 

lb 

» If C 

* I9C 

43 

Oanuine lamb 

H«n Cut IhsaMir 

LAMB ROAST 49c 

Lama Chop. ««"«" 

Breast Lamb 

"Me 

«as* 

DRIED BEEF LOAF % * 32c 

Hart ib 19c i FUh Cakai % «- if« 

Fillet* Floundtr & 4Zc 

Fancy Fillets Codftih u. st e 

Vreih Fillet- Whiting % •, 

Frcah White Lump Crabmcat ». 

Preth Jersey Select Oysters «»»M 

• ••• 

New Location!! 

MORGAN 

Radio, Washer and 

Appliance Repair 

NOW OPEN 

406 ASBURY AVE, : 

at your service always ; 

Phone 2526W ! 

Owners, Attention! 

Now is the tine to sell 

We have bnyere for 

BUNGALOWS AND 

TWO FAMILY HOUSES* 

ANY LOCATION 

Qqick Action Given 

BRAKER 

330 Atlantic Avenue 

GARRISON 

Ocean City's Friendly Jeweler 

DIAMONDS - WATCHES 

SILVERWARE 

Clock, Watch and Jewelry 

Repairing 

Av^Phone Wl8 

QlBiws jttted 

ftqne 

IBM 

Dr. Rogar G. LaRosa 

Optometriat 

615 Eighth Street 

OCBAN CITV, N, J. 

^Kiffiee Iloyrs— 

Dniljp 1(30 tp t:X 

No Hsuri ^n W?d, and Syn, 

MOD, ind Fri, EM, by App't 

Printing 

Office 

Supplies 

Guild Products 

Stationery 

Lewis L Barrett 

Fsrraffly ifntlaei'Leditf 

Job Prlntlne Dipt. 


HfMt to BiBI 

1 

••*'. 

Mi 1 .'and Km. Jn . . 

enjoying a trip to OallfornUL , -, >, 

Mr. and Mm. Cooper Spaj-ki < jtn4 

Mrs. George Morris are on'a motor 

trip to Virginia. 

Resort Man at 

Linoleum School 

Morris P. Quest, Jr., 334 Central 

av,, an employe of Kehward Bradley, r »—j-m 

Inc., 817 Asbtuy j av,-l8 talcing a two- * nrfy •%tqWjf t 

The IGL 

CHATTIN & 

1217 ASBURY A 

HOME MADE . — • -J3 

NORTHFIELD BAKERY 

PRODUCTS 

Pies, Cakti), Ooffto Otkf, 

Crnllcre, Bulb, lirmaren 

CINNAMON BUNS 

Thta Wefk-i Spettal 

nOMB MADE BREAD 

Sapplte - Smltrat Ice Crew* 

win Milk 

Cijarettw — $1^9 Guton . 

Qnetlnc Cards 

< Gom and Candy So *" 

one us your order —we irOI 

reserve It until TOO WIL 

Phone 9002 

STORE HOURS! 

10:30 a. m. - 7:00 p. m. Mm. . 

10:30 a. tn. - 12:00 p. m. Friday and Sat 

Good Posture Aheoil 

CRIB. 

MATTRESS 

•»» rfrfUbitf 1 

flrta, lewd MWM* 

to 

atnlfbt and 

Only 14.96 

ALSO MANY OTHER KANTWET NURSERY I 

B. F. Goodiich Silveitownsi 

cntweai prewai tiies 

/^SELLATLESS 

Ph. WWI 

All OUT AUOWAI 

for yojr present tires 

iTou gsf "extras^ in B, F, Goodrich tire*—- 

extras that cost you no extra money. 

First, there's a broader-faced tread that puts 

more rubber on the road. Increases mileage. 

Mare and sturdier cords give the cord body 

extra strength. Don't delay. Come in today. 

IVIiT t, F, GOOORICH TIRIJKKMtf A 

iii tnq 

1440 

oaly \M a*wn ^ 

UOAWMk jj 

ROY WELLS AUTO SERVICE' 

311.34th Street 

Phone 1262 or • 

B.F.Goodrich 

FIRST IN RUBBER 

KUPPINGER'S 

Where ASBURY AVE. Crosses THIRD STREET 

OCEAN OTY 

A Phonei Ocean City 0981 ' -•,.'-. 

Please call at my home to estimate on ihe fallowing work 

Reupholstering 

Window Shades 

Venetian minds 

Slip Covers 

Drapes 

Renovate Venetian 

, Blinds 

- Maple Suit Cushions ._ Dining Room Chaired 

Wicker Suit Cushions _ _ Bed Room 

Wicker Furniture ' 

Painted 

Living Room 

Furniture 

Studio Couch 

Bondoir Cricket 

Chairs 

Miscellaneous 

Mark an (X) alongside the work you want done and 

We will give same our immediate attention. 

KUPPINGM 

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^MÎlotew 

TO MEET 

Quiclc, Mother- a refill 

pOnp« swiftly go "brttonw op" when filled 

j^îa^Bweâcainyîkh flavor that 

we pay war farmers 

'S CLEANERS 

FHEQUENT CLEANING 

PLANT 

HUtta Ferguson, Ot AslraiT M, tt 

: Barbara Lee BanjDO, of HORto- 

Hmbon, Oecage Duugan. 

and Una WUlard nnm MM. De»n.' 

Sunshine Circle in 

Luncheon-Meeting 

Sunshine Orele of the Mnt Metb- 

MM* Chnreh l«t Ttannav at the 

MM. enOr BORIS TCImllMteR 

ttend them- j ^ Albe« BWm "us in dorgeof 

Bt«Hw « wo d* jmyau jft^ Hwy M M M I 

| fn)m yf 2; 

CspLind IBs. wmsâ Monte, ISO | ^ MmpHy rrad s aoectkm liken 

end In Wigtown, Mm Uw st- read by Mm L. sharp. 

Mart tN^Jtotaf oi u* to. BTw»-|5f w di fe 

CatV "•"= raw 

frm • TSt toWerttom, 

Central P.-T. A. to • * *__ 

wnitam _ 

__ -_, t I City Engineer wllham B, Col- 

Hear Ml»8 Hartman 

Ho, Jr, was reported this week 

Mis Bttafceth Mtnan. pnolie •»*• S U |LS^Stta'lS 

ahool nnrw, win dimm "TOe Jôf «pl«e r« at his hsme. 

Health Program toOur Schools" at f, 1 * 

the moottV êttef of the ttntrai . 

ar, parent-Teacher AswcJattan neat Mickey KODUlSOIl 

WMnâ,.« «i &«. tothe H^.ijrty.y 

in qme auo wfll ainwnitrmte MfflieeBI -lOek«- Bohiami. 

new dertces for testing the physical daughter of Mrs. Anr. Robbiion. 505 

Idren. 

Ninth SL, celebrated her Uth hlrth- 

• • • ^ anniversary with a par^ at her 

fniinhr P .T A Plan* hum tteeaQf. A program of 

V** • * * * **• r l W B games and tefreshmente was en- 

School for Parenti to^. •»* f»_ gu« 01 honor re- 

•ttended the Fall meeting of the 

Cape May County Council of Parents 

and Teachers, last Thursday at Cbattln. Rlclmrd BOMS, Joan 

Davkl Flatt. Lillian Bedror. Us 

Hot. 

Mrt'wrnSm" »ml Mrs. George CampbtD. of MUml 

Fedriek, Vte president t of rfthe the Soutn Bwtfaen 

Diitrlct. froro Milltflle, and Mn, 

•"* Ocan fflfr" Mrs. IJsyd Barnes. 

Stultr BweO, representing Cum- 

L5nt£5l£ «* Boanna toon, Mn. M*bel 

(^^Î^CS Rw. Mrs. James omen. Mrs. Weda 

' Shower Given For 

tt addition to the stated program »«_„ w* .. m . 

ni decided to hold a county INKS r«ngt>Um 

School of Instruction In Cape May Mte Jaunloe PangtBirn re goeat 

Court Houte 1B November. A rioml- of honor last Thursday evening at 

natlng annnrU«e was appointed to a Eurprtse miscellaneous shower 

present *»fw«Hiiwi»*inn» at the gt»en by Miss Shirley Hoffman and 

November meeting. 

MJss Kathryn Lear at the tatter's 

• • • * home, ill Wedey ar. 

Mrs. L O. Famnnmn. of New Tort Decoratlans were In pink and 

C h d th ft Ut 

&& aa imhfeUa ftg^ging frOM tls 

MM. Oreee Battosby ly elected 

•Ill be hostess at the nan meeting, 

I Thursday, November fi. Mrs. itM«. TtaWI QlWl. 

A pur of pUloir etsei wu dnuted I 

ISoroptifniststoMeet 

b M Statetb O 

Wee Tot Shop 


We O-xrf iMUi« 

INFANTS? and 

CHILDREN'S WEAR 

CORDUROY LONG PANTS 

WmOU 4 M B 

GirU' Navy Blue Wool Skirt, 

to SIZE U 

We Will Be Open for the 

Coming Winter Setuon 

—FOR RENT— 

Floor Sanding Machines 

$3.00 PER DAY 

Rug D17 Cleaning Machine* 

— EASILT OPERATED — 

Oeaa join- w and carpet wfcOe M te floor toJMT m 

Floor Waring and PolUhing Madunes 

BY THE HOUR OB DAT 

Spray Paint Outfits 

PORTABLE 

WUte-VMfc or paint j mtfirirt and pan 

WE WILL SUPPLY 

Spny I^lnU. Shdtec. VamMi, Wn, Cta^Bc Ftakk 

AT WBOLESALi! FBICES 

CALL O* ffUTE 

NEIL H. BONNER and SONS 

JOS RYON Avenue PlemnntrfDe, N. J, 

Phone; PleasantTiDe 9gg-J 

FLOWER SB 

M7 Adwy A««o.' ft 

FOOTBAUi 

"MUM" 

tlw i« win M VMM a*^«- 

ps. .J 

OaWto* . Roses' 

Orchids 

.4*fer» 

B4BT NOVELTEES, BEAS8 ' 

CONTAWBUI 

Qmmm OCMMAGEft WEDDING 

FOl^m n^NTS, DISH a 

WAIK A BUK3C AJO» U«E II 

MARGARET $ 

SCHOOL 

DANCE anrfl 

• Very Special & 

NOW TIL THROUGH JUHBJS 

TOE OM) BALLET - ACR 

BALLROOM DANCING - 

WOMEffS GROUP FIGURE 

to m-Sdml 1*te — Btftem* — 

CfalUren of an Afa M< 

CLASSES . ^ 

flnt Own — m »»* 

On — Mrii — SeBl-rrtwt* Mi 

507 . 9th Street P 

BEAUTY 

eryTailly DulL Kathleen Prete W Jr., vice president; Mlsa Anne Isle and WUdwood clubs. 

luitti at Vm a, «B. Oartl 1 Umi^tanw inniTitmmT, Mafjorte MarJwJeSni. LaS SimMM; i»W»i septanr* sewiaryjMfe Mrs,. Wmund 

iflhajritt ttfctbf *« 

•a^ .; kewich, Jackie ûrffildt; MUy fWdewpn,, treasurer, and .Mrs, T. 

li at the Jtnt Beeerattbns were in yellow and The winftr actttitUi of ttegroup ergantaattan, % 

whlti, and the gnat of honef-re- wUl begin with a luncheon October The iporte prdgri 

eed that during Girl celved many attractive gifts. Mas 21- Mrs. Harte and Mr?, Ralph nocm ww to lnclud. 

JbeiitfiwugtMo.* wre.w?n by oWy put Sod SB T^^WtMmU, 

assUMdly SS;:^Mi"^ 

rmOTBirs wUl ieU BnUth. «».,George anility, Mrs.tHartz WBaMiimmCmi 

aes. Thta wlU he * * • was weleoBied Tuesday as a niw ^^^^Sâ fi 

iial*«hdthVpT»bae OqWOWPABABiSl mwb» of the groupr* - ^ fl 

at the Boout Hut, a week's vacation at Paradise Tamp, Mrs. M» 

i;;hawjotoed»^lass.WMisi VaUiy, in the PocdnM. MM. J>H 

mtmm ptos and ear They^ will 

TBtojneitsOqiBUmf and Mri. 

iQ THm MARKET BOY AD 

p 

ALL PURCHASES M 

ONE'S DUALITY MARKET 

E PROMPT DELIVERY ••• PHONI' 1S00 

l**i* flRST ST. and ATLANTIC AVE. 

PPEH GOOD THIS WEEK ONLY 

AUTOMATIC 

BLANKET 

erfect gift for anyone! 

« 

AUTOMATIC SLEEPING 

I COMFORT 

rd, Mrs. Dolan, Rev, and professlonal entertainment was to be I 

ndMri.T, Might p^gentgj under the mreetlen of 

Tlie BES( regular meeting will be 

Tuesday in the parish house. 

Legion, Auxiliary 

to Have Supper 

. . . . 

Gongloff s Off For 

Sojourn in Virginia 

Rev.'and' tin, A. Lynn OongloH, 

wnttbau,*^:«i«;tBu«hw* 

vaMety 1 take nuut mA AVfeNDB 

EGG HAKBOK OT^j|?p« 

>« the BUMlwj 

^ 

. Omm 1 to 

with lwodi) ud wlOiMrt 

fhtti 1» to U. MOH liut 

CANTOB-S INTtTES OOMTAB1SOH 

.'; Open datb- 1« a. m. t» I > m. V;':- 

Batnnlnj nod M v M •. nUo « £'»: 

"V Take advantego 0* oar ; 

4 / : M T A Hta\ ; •: 

t 1 - 

t"' 1 - ^,. 

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fit 

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THESE THRILIS! 

Ad Volvi-in-Head 

r^ 

pp 

STUDY THE STYIING! 

What s beauty tender Mi ear 

yacht in DM and contour—luxurious at a drawing 

ream in upholstery and oppoinlmentsl The 

body b a Ww body—•xduthw toChevrolet 

In the loweit-price flold ' 

REVEL IN THIS RIDEI 

jus! wltfe down ! - 

Hi* Wi-fitilng H 

euihieni—and • •lax) 

Tro»«l e*»r ony road— 

from boulevard to b"yway—Unlade 

smoother, ( 

steadier, safer by tfis ! 

Unitiiod Knts-Aetian 

Ride—another odvanlags 

found eitly in "' 

Chevretef and higherpriced 

cars. 

Is sura ysur ear is ready for winter! Bring It to us 

j| for service and let us get it ready for the bad- 

_X_ 

weather days ahead. 

mm f HfVDAI FT 

LOWEST-PRICED LINE IN ITS FIELD! 

. toryowr familyj and yoo 

i>»Wi Omrolefi Unbt«l 

bT Bd»r, KnwAdkm Ride 

* V 

caaibinwi KS'K 

only in ChevllK 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

wmlt of â*eaMfi WHITWrtttmto WBUMII SnuBa?, '32, •^ ^ j»to 

congregation Involved will vote on weds in the cabin, wcaped. injury, 

the proposal ,b«fore that date, ^m* mntun ermft WM Wtowl V **< 

An»ni tttm wlll.bs tft# O«in tiît auflrds alter strand Wuti. L 

g 

djessed tjr »w, fiall.inel», 

president of the Mlnlsterlum of 

PItaldAdjtotItat wa WMBIT «t. iwi.n 

u«(rul 

tw» wHkJr, nas 

ir. »HiiiB«a a* T 

Office to Close 

SOLIOIT lawnsa of ail 

r. uriu, m irw tf t 

Children's Guardians, which baa MweUnt. Nothin. tm n 

building for several years, wm Wonlj.x.^^t i, . 

Agencies has notified the freeholders. I 

opened In Atlantic City to nrve this 

county. 

I Named Engineer to 

Succeed Father 

I 

lavatory, flm floor 

Let il» 10*100, located an a vary BENT—Comfortablo heated room rar 

J 

North WlWwood Mayor Oeorge A. 

•treat .Immediate pg 

ler mantha. nunltfn. woman, 

ii location. Bai sltl B«ntln.l. 

Redding announced Saturday the 

Bhar, 310Lailgr. 

tt-1. 

appointment of William Rice us city- 1 fllllBUE »V, i-Ii — 1157 Oll»vfol«t, (rnort 

engineer to succeed his father, • I SALE-Attrnctlv, bumalow, Garden. . lltlon, mil millo. Price I3II.S0. I 

Learning Sice, who died two weeks 

bmrai.nl hu double gar Wllll.m A. rteldan. Ill Bhedg Mind 

ago after holding the position 50, -jt IM feet front %y 100 MM IHg, nv.. Bonier. Paint, U.it 

Thla ii an einllaat Talus for quick BALE—Nttn Pis mo.1.rn flln.tt. .ult.. I 

jMars. 

•ale, Ohfunlahad, In lood cooill- llnad o&k. OVA! azim 

Rice, a graduate of BuckneU Col-lege, has been acting engineer sincei l.lnstlon utility MSIB o 

halstafy, parrast I 

tlon. 4 regma ud t.th 

lanvH, buffet, china el 

Ml father's last Illness. The termI Vtils la a nal bur at M.600. , ...Wllloll, 1100,00. Folding jute, m- ' 

expirej at the end of this year. care at Uraker, IIP Atl.nOc ay, ••:• hdus.iy rocklo« chair, |s, 1110 C« 

iALB «. 

irtl «¥, 

10-1T I 

J-famllJr eiurtnunl. naar I« al, ugHALE — 3-Badroom eattiira (ur 

Scouts Plan Camporee 

rlnthlan av, Einllant location, — " iccllcnt location. (7.600. Hho 

Boy Scouts of Cape May county, 

1 condition (said* and out Owl 

BB, Thorp, till I 

will •urlrlea till, goad InTMtnant far WwlaiF K. 

».» I 

other than Ocean City, wUI partlclpatc 

in the annual Fall Camporee AtjjBjJc av, j-H 

110, lop, Shawn by | 

Iti.oOS. Mr, Mill., ears of Brakar, 330 

of the South Jersey Council, to take 

SAM—A very (Bod Tscatad S-.tory 

Thar 

eomBlately furnl.hed J.bedroom horn, 

place November 7. S and S at the 

Wnlay BV. , 10-24 I 

on Onu av, naar Sacand at. Far Mat 

Belleplain State Forest. The Scouts 

and their leaders will Uve in tents 

for three day§. 

See ChUdren's Play 

furnlihM. Rea.onally priced at J11.000. 

About 1400 school children in thsUr, Mill., c/o Brakar, 110 Allutle av, 

southern part of the county attend* . -__ It! 

ed the Clare Tree Major Theatre SALE—'.burner c 

play, "Rabin Hooa", at the Nortn IIS: eicallant eondltli 

WUdwood Junior High School, Monday, 

leg table H5.80. ig w. 17tn at. ia-1 

Clean Vacant Lota 

A general improvement program to 

clean up vacant lota in North Wildwood 

was launched this week, it 

Mayor George A, Redding called 

upon property owners to cooperate. 

Mr, and Mrs. William Ammann phone o,o. iiH-a, liy 

and son Billy, of Qermantown, visited 

their summer home at 176 W. oedragma, lot IQEIOO, fttlly 

iAI,E—i-atarr year raQBil cottase, I 

furnlahed. 

17th st. on Sunday. 

i Mr, and lbs, Pharea Leidy and 

HA •Ban Put LIB*, Larla lot. ...., 

l*—l^rtt buni«.low with a beany, ul>, Imnudlat* pm Phone Samen 

fullr flnUHud apartment. Bet water Paint I4t or It, L, Chaatar, 1th and 

heated with laa, ntend floor haa a j. eantraj, 

la.io 

ragnj snd bath apartment! alia a ;• 

•torjr {.family apartment buildlni In WE iOLIOIT yaur procerty llntlnK Bo 

(he rear—all apartinnita are fujljr rui —••— how I*r«» or «mall cl.rk.Dn 

lihad Including etaetrlg nrrlferaten, - j, 40J Wmltr BV. Phone lilJ, 

plua a (.ear nnn Owner ueupial. 

and comtort. don 1 ! 

full Pllrchajie at $flig, lot lOUJS, 

MIIU, B/O Braliar. HO Atl.ntlo a,T, |.|« 

SAI.E_;.,tory t-tuf"'^ * 

bedroom, tath. In 

eonvenlant to Third ii, gnu, nmix 

BALE—Heated neujw. In mcollent condltlBn, 

automatic n hat water heat. 

S-bedreems, rurolshed. Bstrs €4ttas^ 

6 rsonta and bath SB rear sf IaL Thli 

awnaf really wanta to aflt asd we ba- 

IIBVO an sffor of $10,000 will buy It. 

Lot aOiIOO, Mr. mil., e/a Braker, 110 

Atlantic ar. 10-3 

BEKT—One or Iwa raatna fgr rent In 

private hama, hot water heat, eon^ 

B^nlai, homelike atmaBphere, women 

preferred, Refarancea required. Far 

Information applr ill Aabury av, or 

Coal heat. Open stairway, fsSOO, 

MIIU, c/e Braker, IIP Atlantic av. 103 

8AI.10—Apartment. JfaBilly, three Bad- 

"leffi! each, varafs apartmeBt In 

, seeahdîasp apgHment la haatad. 

I for qolck aala, Plhlo lncorrn $5000 1 

I Mr war. An iBirainlaa af th» »»»• I 

Tirtywlll eanvlnea ron that this la th# I 

| baat buy today. Mr, Mllla, c/o Braker, I 

, 130 Atlantic BT, li-I j 

SALE—Frlfldalre elaotrle refrigerator, I 

. Eogd condition. Been running all aum- I 

Bar, 1100,00, BTRETCH. ill Dnu av, I 

10-3 I 

BALE—sovaral cattagaa fraei 1 bed^ 

rbgma and bath ta ii badrooma and & 

Baths. Some have heat. Good condition 

and location. lotne owners are 

ansfpya to aeli for varloUR reajiana, 

prieed ham J7000 to lll.qgo, BTHETCIt. 

*t% OHH «, 1Q.1 

RENT—10BII Aagury av,, Ind floor i 

Mtchgdi ftutematls refrlgeratsr and 

hrat- JBfi.oo & month. Phase 07II-W. 

10-Ifl 

| SALE—Electric WM hep* r.Bfep type, 

ana tap icer, consBlt Brice and 

I CamubslI, SOf Atla&tfe av. 10=10 

RE?*T—Comfortable rsamii, iBBipenHji 

The At-oiflc, sth and Centnl av. I 

I 

I 

Phone iflifl- 

10-10 I 

RPNT—Widow will •hare beautiful B- 

rBom hsufte en tarve estete with 

eoapit. $19,05 s month Ineludlns #Teryttiing. 

1700 Shore rd , Lin wood, N. J. 

Phehe ggmgrs Point 7!8_ lO^JO 

SALE—Tw^family hsu^, 2 bedrssms I 

on each floor, Prle*d f§r qutgk nale, I 

|I 0,600,00, Shown by appslhtineht, I 

Olarksaii 8. Thorp, 401 W#Bi#y av. 11-7 I 

I 

tt4 (riinW.mg, 

Aw 1 ! will Mill Aty %!asm« IM' 

pdljf wan tnd .lubby. Civ. Aim' 

h?.HK 

Jin M .NM'MUr' « p. m, « P Mf M. mi* 

lafy aw |3t, 

1B.in BMjfg 

iAiE—Cottme. l-hedroani, ete. Hot '»,'''"*'" 

water .Heat, A.I condition, unfuni. El 

MOD AM 

34 CORINTHIAN A\ 

TO DINNER PARTIES, BIU 

BANQUETS or any social afl^l 

No Outside Catering Phone 214 

Johnson's Tea 

Full Courw Turtey DiniH« 

119 Shore Road Phon e 659 

• itt?DIO WWBAT THED i 

CLMED SUNDAYS 

HOURS 

11:30 to 1:30 

SUBMARiNC 

WlCHf 

SUBMARINE SAND. 

— OUE BFECIAMX 4| 

m ji., ,§ 

A Variety of Other DaUcIoog W 

Ice Cream ~ Giant Milk Shakl 

"FOR AN ADVENTURE IN 

WISSOW 

RESTAURANT ant/ COCK 

SOMERS POINTS 

ANNouprdm 

OUR NEW WINTER* 

Open Friday and. Saturday frail 

Sundays from 12 no«i 

EVERETT BAMT 

Master of the lUnunona 

jmtyinc far your dinner and ti 

234 SHORE ROAD 

HARRYS! 

NOTED FOR EXCELLENT 

Maryland Avenue, Som 

• JAC 

PIANIST • 

Pun, Mime, Fl 

at Harrys 

Phone:; 

coom 

Fine Cuisine 

Seafood-Steaks- 

Cocktail Lounge 

metomutniKt time, and * Imw ^W » 

: 

in., ,whwth#^Bter- when they enter- tepeftefi expected jto be on hand. ; 

Here. They won Because ol aia# and experience. 

B, ! iw£W»ra\ g^m etna; ^ iw^w,| «*ws*»«8 

Holy SpWt last tl wd Wfl bow wJU Stt 

I mi Mn» BOTTLENECK 

, aocoonted lor niftwaMltei tumid in one of 

for Lights 

tic field 

footWl befofi Ua bofan flia'itas 

MM iWpi T to Mt up a lart-minute 

to^dfcthrtiftaJMtto 

I a few hundred yards o« the beach | 

i flWflng »nd rackfdl oommenri ft a* * ssitoui eMm« I VtnMnoe of Iarto. 

each of the remain-1 after having won two. consecutive I There have been some cornnecessary 

W^'tl^S rt tlie 

l»-j»^:in;.ji*wrt-«r!>-hMB»i-.- 

Kooflng. 8enU- • 

m p i i 

II pln«. B«b Jennings, Tjto Otiat- 

Oeesn-Oity cp*eMi »nt«m jna j o n n »r«toto»w» CM«r was out jin«i w01 6e t«tf d atKm Bnini- team «slBilo^lM»a^*iirtM 

**" ^l y ««• »»v»ih to tjfp el aoHon ftplnit W«m bteauaa tf ik wisk laturtiiF Whtn AmertWi,ep- Mt irttog W.^tawntErtnftH, 

nrobaUe rtsrttoi llhi-upi 

p i rjaHSb,;:;:;;;: 

•^ AtMitlc Assecia. noon, and It was not untu Art mm, ohauf , .....M,,,,,^.,. owantj 

.d tltm to install a star punter Maouihout, had Us ^."i-iiW," •'''' |Q:' •• F ' T8W S| 

the cotamunlW's BiW aUemptod kick blocked By chMgllif S^, A *"'."'"RT"":':"'BIKI 

te night football ana Prank Bjte»rd and Wok aUrate, w, to ....."."." ."»_•.......... Kook., 

T 

tt; ttot the loflala were ante to »e otw ..,.„,..,,,|B.; ' • ^ 

fcibat amount Win aWahtiMjt ot'«M tetak. . fS^.^\\:V&-"""\v£Zl 

S-wtrt to the lltrtilo On the tost followtoi ptay, Ltn |*» •*,;— a * '" i»J I1 oB? 

nd Uni OoMteuBtion Foglio pltohM « 20-yard pass to .gggg5a5 ll S? 1 l 

1 MnfSu, itTa 

delphia, lowest of s& end Ed Kookcr for the game's only P.lmrra 0-27 anlin f.a 

:oontnict eajls tor130 touohaown. Ltn alw passed to Ban —-'"•' '" 

»f UluialnaUon, was tos late for Balim to upset tne •_, _ . _ . ,._,.... j , 

% Monday this week verdict. , to Close Wednesday 

led for completion the Ocean City had thrmttntd On an- The 12th annual Cape May County 

r. TBe fleldWlU he other octaslun late In tfae aemnd Flslilng Contest will end.uext Wede 

county completely period, but muffed the chance with nesdfly, October 15, and Judges will, 

A football and base- a'fumble on the 18-yard line, meet on October 20 to select the 

use has lights on ita , Probably the most important fae- winners In various cMtttl, Director 

1, . tor In the triumph was the defensive P. H. Jackson announced Una week. 

••we. 

Iriîy W9^» WtwHy (w«i •.#*'• 

LAUNDRY 

hulomBM^ ||t§lf!i washing mawM«i o«» pwwtly iltflii ontp :an 

clnwft nw ..mo;lîW|arto* ihttrif Imiifr to M>II 'em viitaorti, 

ii' though^fcwil^Mi ,il«Hy pKWfi **«• yew •'* flf •««» 

r to«f»wre a «on«taiil, adequate ''* Itfll-^BHrffmiiioiiA . 

^, x 

IU1 hunting season olfera fine game condittan* In the Provtnce of 

Quebec as hundreds of American sportanen find th*l4iurentlan *rea 

tuindy for: Weal late season vacationing. In the great Unspotted woodlands 

whleh ifatdi abWe' «le mitnopojte of mahlmi&

, ^j|j 

ifsSP*' " 

i 

' 

1*4 

,#/ ^ 

•*iy and Jfonday, October 12-13 

| | 5 g l ^ OBERON — GEORGE BRENT 

lilEMPFAtlON'' 

Qittitim 14 

y and Thursday, October 1546 

roadway' 

. — :ÂNN JEFFREYS 

IppiS 

Pharmacies rnarmaciet rioiuing Holding 

Price Line, Claim 

B - 

, remarkaMe tributa to 

tliat pre-war year, Major Arthur H, ' 

Unbeck, president of the New Jer- ~~ ~~ 

sey Pnarmaeeutlcal AsaoolBUDn, re. Mr, and Mrs. D. J, Maurer, of 

vesled taday in rtlraiitli results of Roxborough, Pa,, spent iunday at 

an extensive survey, 

'heir summer home, sia Central av. 

He said a natlon.wlde study by 7.7 '••- l ~_~r" 

Independent afenoles shows that of — — — — — — ^ ^ - " J 

ras* individual itenis sold In pharmacles, 

4337 have remained unchanged 

in price since 1838, de- 

' 

creases were found on 897 Items, 

and 8260 have Increased. The over- nt •». 

all Use is only 139 per tent, he "nil § 

added, , 

"Our Association nas checked I 

these national results to ascertain 

tnelr appUeatlon to New Jersey, and 

we find our experience In this state «k , —« II 

FISH MARKET 

ON THj: Ulii ISA ST. 

BIGHT PEOM THE SEA 

PILBT FLOUNDER 

-, FLOUNDERS 

KINGFISH 

WEAKFISH 

mAB/m 

BUTTER FISH 

Clams 

All Kinds of Fresh Bait 

Oyster Stews 

Clam Stews 

Fried Oysters 

, Enjoy *Em at 

Shafto' 

w • i 

1249 Aafcury Avenue 

• OPEN EARLV to LATE • 

Breakfast 8 to 1 

Douglass lee Cream 

ALL PRICES 

I 

Mounted FREE .. Terms I 

RT1 

Qp DEALER 

lit «ad Atlantic Ave. 

jlAana; TTOge^ymte* M«P mbouttewi. 

tma i «eUan-dnuu, through B«l,aedd«i. 

aMMUAcgaMd^;- nrt^W 

set la Uie atmosphere of gay New 

VILLAGE 

Thursday, Friday and Saturday 

Owners! 

You Don't 

ft** and Ann 

ttrtto'ptaw »• pwt of • stage 

ton, Kansu. to BWwe Uie pertu ofl 

'—' ** '— ' '"" "" t-fllm daw. 

\mmmm^WJiifM^gl^ 

BTRjtiht ' Orahame, Leon Ames and Alan 

BTKAND . • Mowbray 

"Hal Roach Comedy Carnival." in — 

color, stars Jtanaea RaSerty, Walter „ - - , . • • - 

Abel, Marie Wilson, Margot Surf Closes: to 

Orahame, Donald Meek »na Luclen „ V 1^, ' ' « 

SSgSuMr Reopen Nert May ". 

Greer Oarson stars in "Desire Me," 

DOWN PAYMENT 

(0 Have n (lui.rnnti't.,1 

REBUILT MOTOR 

nufeUIea to VOBT a. Here 

II monthly paymenta of $13 

Inn Oiilled ror and D 

iUn l£ MALES 

«II«0B Ull 

1st * AttanUo Am 

PHONE a 

YOUR DOCTOR 

KNOWS 

SELVAGN'S 

PHARMACY 

8th St. and Asbury Are. 

Phone 1839 

1 j 

1 

Prescriptions I 

Our | 

Specialty I 

OPEN TUX 11 P, M. 

Tll « 

New Burf 

TliartrB 

iflwed for 

in 1MB, it was announced by Leo I 

Brunner, manager of the Hamraon-1 

ton Theatre Company. I 

'•,1 

Mlious dauihter. a notorious mother P* 1 "? *?.?*—• W people tor 

Surf during Its lint summer under 

Mln^d« 

precisely with the national 

the present ownership, . I 

pietun," u t stated. Therefore our 

Ford - Mercury 

Industry Is In the position of stand- 

LINOLEUM 

WIDE SELECTION 

NOW AVAILABLE 

Sanitary Base 

Cfttotw top wort our wpeeUUj 

OlnmmuU, Warn we not 

obUfiled In any w«y, 

MS SHORE EOAD 

Smwni Point, N. j. , 

Aim MMM Potat m 

MYWOOD PRESS 

PRINtEm 

825 Asbory Avenne 

Fhc»l4M 

OREBTlNa OABD8 

STATIONEBr 

onscx SUPPLIES 

Here's a COLEMAN 

OIL HEATER 

1 

WITH BLOWIR ' 

FOR ONLY 

COMPLITI (N A 

ATTHISPRICII 

imdttBo©fltÎ 

*Aimni4c lad Cooirol, Draft 

Control, Low Plmmc Fuel Smtl 

p g M r 

snoum>CMONsnMnoNiiH>wr 

22 E, Groveland Avenue 

—SoaieiB Pouit.N^— 

Phone 457 

Arrange NOW for 

' Fall Electrical Work 

We art taking ortera NOW for PALL and WINTER 

EfertnralI work, WhetteiôBHwtd^^lBtfûHet^rtt 

major installation, we are at your service! 

WILLIAM S. ANDERSON . 

Cor.4lhAAMr.ATa. Phone 177! 

Let Us Prepare Your Car 

For Winter Driving Now 

ANTI-FREEZE WILL STILL BE DIFFICULT 

TO OKTAIN THIS WINTER 

• Specialized Winterizing Service 

Complete Check Up — Motor Tone-Up (includinR) 

— ADJUST— — CHl^ — 

"THE FOXES OF 

Village and Strand 

Two Evmblf BhowB StarMne 7..15 

'Ate CMdiMoned 

MAHGOT GRAHAME — DON 

LUCIEN LlTTLEfrre^j. 

"Hal Roach Comedy 

Ttarafcy; FriAty and latartay, Oeteher 'p 

Q1B1B CARSON - 

ROBERT MITPK^ 

GEORGE Z1ICO0 || 

"DESIRE HE 

nlso — Mighty Moose Cuteon, TfdmlMli 

and NEWS. .;iS 

Two Eyenlng Slums starting 7 IS 

Ai OdM 

Thnmby, Friday and Sa*nnU 7 , Octotet 

MARY ASTOE 

(ta Tedinkolot) ";?% 

Moodny and TofSdAT, October 1J-14 , 4 

HENRY FONBA - 

BARBARA BU, 

VINCBIJT PRICE — ANN DW 

"THE LONG N 

a alls Color Cartoon 1 

Wedraday and Thnreday, October lMl v .')f?5 

BETTY GRABLE — DAN D. 

MONA FREEMAN — CONNIE 

"MOTHER WORE 

AI»o—Latest New* 

Frtday and Sainrday. October »•» 

BID 

SKELTON — VIBOimA 

GLORIA ORAHAME — ALAN 

MERTONOFTHE 

Btae-Utert March of Tine "T Mm la 

BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON^ 

Closed Monday . OptnO 

858 Asbury Av" 

tf ft tM tl 

^ Hi!'! i\ i 

Ghic T s Canvas Pro 

123 - 8U1 Street, Ocon 

AWNINGS 

j 

t e quotaUon from B preacher. Instead, 

n the second In command of America's 

federal Bureau of Investigation, 

ihols, assistant director of the P.,B, I., a 

rphig man, in a. Utralght-from-thec 

to an audience that packed tht Music 

Ltht.rt^nt g^flmi'.rt thf Vmr Jam 

ohference. told the story of M boys, 19 

Bided Sunday School regularly. The 19 

(BSfulmen. The aoth shurmed Sunday 

—s called attention to the tut that 

of America's population la less than 10 

than at any ether time In this nation's 

unprecedented opportunity to swing 

ed, an opportunity that the churches 

nil", « 

tlnel-Ledger has contended all along 

aits are the real offenders In the probille 

delinquency, because el their lnt'VbJt 

Ualr ehllaiin are dolnf, and btbad 

emmple they set, - 

the churches, reaching out for our hugs 

over the parents through them. 

« »r wii l*o^ iJ^^pfftr^ iriott§i«enK to thorn 

mr. PHO. : : •:-.>,•.fo-^dnvUiis.; WWt weJfteM W ade- CHEAPEN OCKA 

vw^Mt ;«aa (tat the South BM bringing to th« pubi,. ^ atitnujii Wi 

18 tn e 6*1* pf Mmb«, w;ifciftfcieet/io8n

^••flSHIHfl 

• 

* * 

i.of eiillty to j*i»lng a school bua'In Mil eoaslrtently' high avenges In of not Jess than 80 per cent. (Us ::,' ..-J., _...„.... ... ..., 

whro'ap- twer TOWTISWP while children were Wgh schools were dlscuased Friday school record and recognted com- /*" ,H ••UJ^C^ •-.—"• 

to bring leaving «. Jtorp was taken befow before the Hotaryaub by OtorgeW. munlty otandlngmiwt give evldeoc* l^ftll mfK ijOnll 

:-flfttVdn.:.« mm&^^mVutfmMi 

» P . M I Of ^hWscJKWL of good *««*&« worthy;,c»|i- ^fSI^WW^^WWi 

Alt 

* j&^r*^' 

J 

IB FRIENDLY YARD 

vV - . - Inside and Outaide 

• 

BrMuffiriftMrn Wih.«dhid'k"i>n tBrMt-flftM:and flw» •» vuloui last week was cleared ruMi plr-fc 

P^JW»»14 lige Ehotol & made, to mart am finiMlly; expected Omt flat eost of ' FOB QUICK WBHITI.TH m 

"ftutUrfflwOepWlieMt in can bs htlpful to maktof thli «W modem linend'fcoaDl««l Of m USE TBE CLASSIFIED ADS r 

HIB oetan Olty High sahool cradlti Bholee, TUB parinta should also eo- '— ' '' ; ,. .•.-...»,-..„ .•,•.,..-„•, ,„•,- 

t&J^ytiWimum m ue u- optrate Wib/iEi.ehild In maklnf a 

ewdlttd," he eplataid, "A Itw n- Ehoite of aoHege, jmfinibjy three or 

quire e»inliiaUoBi, and many col- i 0U r. MnUittVBly, Due to the Brsit BRICK LIME 

li(M at preient Mqulre an aptitude pressure that to at present balni 

or aemevMnent test. 51,^4 On eoUeget. appU«Uon for 

MUSI BE BECOMHENDED admission should be placed early, 

"One of the more Important fto- P«««IM? •* the dose of the third 

tors Involve/in suMeEfully pre- p« ««. "fi" Syft^.gRg 

p«Hiii for and entering college is to »t« r »" M" 5 »«-teim of the but 

gain wrtifleatlon or rteommenda- year of Wih who *. 

tlon from the high school. A pupil COLLEGE ENROLLMENT BOOM! 

must have « aewptable eolltge the "With college all population this, It Is was difficult 1,000,000.1 to 

PAPERHANGING —:.ri enter college today,. In pre-war time 

Frank W, Young 

MARMORA 

Phone 0, C. 1825-R-l 

JACK J. WATKINSON 

MS Aibnry Aftnn 

atai Fhone 1668 

Alfred R. Smith, Inc. 

PAPERHANGING 

104S Aibury Ave. 

Tracking 

EXPRESS, inc 

OfBce: Boom 607 

NaUonal Baflk Bldg. 

5 Daily Trips 

Phila. & Suburbs 

JM« OHai; 

'. LM*l Ud IiMIC PW4UM* 

Movinff, Haiilins 

and Storage 

v; fBOMPTLT - CAMITJIXT 

Philadelphia 

OMi«ntM-«M 

-: I WnKiwWO — OMI» 

lMta SbMt «MI >VM1- 

ROLLED - GOTPER - Zl| 

CELOTEX - SHEETROCK 

PRESbwdoo 

FOUND) C.H.Shoen. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

ONLY IN THE NEW |! l2th*W«t Av e . 

Phone 0150 

HfWrniirr>oiMT»!T 

t«nlroU«d floM ol Ibe MW B«U«- 

hem Dynathenn inn* er«7 lut drop 

ol'ell Inio Btartd te.t. Ton get mom 

far your money in fast dummy. In 

tompuctnoj, comfort tud MqWaltnco. 

¥«, beams of BIN pto&tttlon 

Ae BctWch*Bi Dymihtrm tnUBit 

Ingly Ihlle Bin Inttalled tap tf» 

vettinf your aU bsikrl TdephaiH 

or ikop M • lfae and nk for H «MM, 

kl«Un| iamf. Ma •U^MI'* 

Hermon j, Laier 

• : 

•igbtent BtMM IIMtf 

FlmnMi* — H««nf 

620 Asbury Ave- Phone 0218 

General Hauling 

GRAVEL - DUMP TRUCK 

NICK HORENTINO 

851 WEST AVENim 1 

LOCALEspcewACo. 

•( AH B«Miliia«. 

IUH fill !•!• A-ra, 

ML IM>' 

Gardenfnjr Cement Wort 

Grayei Top SoQ Sand 

LotH Fined Grading 

SlnvMa AT. . Ffc. 

Concrete 

-Grading 

NICK MIGUACCIO aAd CO. 

Concrete Work Our Specialty 

LOTS HLLED 

GRAVEL 

Phones: 0628 - 1573-J 

TOP son. 

Established 1923 

LEON COSTELLO and SONS 

Tractor and Bulldozer Work 

CEMENT WORK . TOP SOIL GRAVEL 

LOTS FILLED GRADING SAND 

1153 West Avenae Phone 2171-W 

1WLD WrTH 

BLOCKS 

Waylite Blocks Are: 

1. STRONG! High Compressive Strength meets aD 

state and local specifications. 

2. UGHT WEIGHT! Actually 14 lbs. Ughter than a 

concrete block. , 

8, FIRE RESISTANT! Highest rating by Underwritere 

Laboratories. 

4. NAILABLE! Tabes and nolds nails. No chemical 

action to cause nails or metal to rust. 

5. LOW MOISTURE ABSORPTION! 

6. LIGHT COLOR! Pleasing light colored *alls with 

1. INSULATION! The ceUnlar ^troctur^ makes an excellent 

J insahition, effectively retarding the passage 

• • o f h M t ;• •••• , .. ;•:• : > ; . : : , V - , : ;;.;.. , .-' : ,. • _ 

WILLIAMS. 

lElECTRICilL 

SERVICE 

f&trQifrPy 

Inin JohnsoD, Jr * 

L+A.'.1«, " 

Electrical Contractor 

1520 Atbury Avenue 

• * * • - 

5 Mi* 

.T,Vf . 

••?•. * 

"-Mi,, 

O.CE^C. 

10th w»d W«»t Ph. OMS 

•AMJ - ORAVW.- TOP Mn. -JTONK - CTOAVATPMl . 

I, WAYLtTE BLOCKS - AVAILABLE in QUANTITY 

EDW. S. CORSON- 

EDWARD CAMPBELL CO. 

Vlnehnd 

immSBmi 

> : •

j'*t,'. 

. / 4' 

r T ^ ~~ • • ..^ m i tfi !• .•_ , T~ r • =*c*n-» a ni. .. --_.= _ - - _ . , - - . - . 1 * 1 ^^^ P . B^ ^£C¥_IJH£fJ'3£a«tfLla I *~^~ " * tj — E^ 1 i J _Pt2A t ^ . . 

10 to October IS, 

I 

ATTaA0Ti- • Btwr loolher trimmed! '- 1 - 

. UJIorad seat covert for all ml— 1 — ' 

•Mili.U HUM Ht iwUli 

•msM,'Ml, UJpertly Irutalled without I 

- -' -i1 —. * 

Classified Advertising Cash 

~tei « t 

iiiilJl 

t Mtt tofft 

lo-io I activities 

|T Male Help Wtntcd ) ^flji 

t,va 

"ff j. 

I 

nt - Tite-Marble 

GLASS 

S. ROSENBERG 

DECORATING 


i HEATING SUPPLIES 

1 


LAUNDERALL AUTOMATIC 

" HOME uxmm 

Gaa Automatic Water Heaters 

Electric Water Heaters , . 

GM Ranges 

Cabinet Sinks 

TimkenandPetro , 

Complete OB Heating Unite 

Open Friday A 



TOOAIBURYAVE, 

Plumbing 

HARRY DIBB 

Yojk Oil Bumew 

Yo* Boife* Bum«r UnlU 

Winter Air CondWoner. I 

. Phone 0444 

it 

Looi» Tnccarino 

ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS 

JOHN E. and HOWAHD 

HKaiSTEBKD MBS_M 

1053 Asbnry Avwme pfti 

RE-ROOFING 

JOBBING 

ASBESTOS SIDE SHINGLES 

FKKE KSTIMATE3 M- TIMB PATHXNW 

GE0R8E SEMOH Ma SON 

— Reitatewd BniUeis _. ; 

KM I 

mt 

vm 

Bmldert 

Be W_B 

Modernl_, 

Albert S. Cambum | 

Wm, D. Camburn REGISTKRBD miums 

Jobbing _ AllertHew _ moHag 

sit 

or Just a Re 

ihM; îe 

— cnll Indei 

periente, «W a«*i, the maU 

to give y«n a i^rfeet job on 

rooters for maay VMH and 

to ceroof for yoa, 

r. s nm or diamonds; 

Sir. Oftrtw It Liberal 

, M. C»lnuhorn, Middle. 

S"Ji • •••••: lfriH> 

I 

- -_• of Hp» CtB. 

ptomliBr 30, a round 

rfMi'iWlSl oovml *Bd 

enonala 

For Sale 

|p)WS fUjJnjJpa; *W-;*r»W-:«S? »>#h/| 

^^tiy^^^^R »[#a«v .ai*E^«ic^^1 

SPSras 

yrtd Heatog aow „,_,..__ ___. 

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infracted br myaelf, aa 

SMB purchased, only 

cements 

FIKITUALIBT QHUmoH 

(y, H, J,, 411 Weil »•; 

iadUTi Thyrndny, Friday, 

vate readings from Waa, 

turday. 1 to 4 B, m. 

manta. Patton. II W - 

UHULJEUM BUM. tn»i ». .-.ill!., 

Iluai, Inn sii to utl, Cajh or 

Una poj-D.enta. FMtotft f l ' 

Pbon« liit.S 

WAtLlTB BUlolt*. All Ana, for ~- 

.. E. eoraw IH Had Walnut, Vlotinu,vn,ui 

FIJODB COVEMNO cq.. 

ve Service N. J. -t-moieujn and: Venetian pllodi. 

'ax^ftir' Isitalledi ' 

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a m ewii * ism 

In en tnskm of can. _rr_ 

, t«t ul AtlanUt. ay. tf 

WPIIO yovr' ear, fii.il, UIBUB rilpLB-QKOWN aBBIUI plant*, 

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IB! rnnaBg I (lilng. for « »ooJ price, no 

—, jet Aabnrr w, I wtM ila aitioB u. • - « 

juppllej. 

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1 megh&Aia. FF» eath' Phona 1I1I.L • - 

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•lores your car to nmv. KUItTK 

boniht and nia, * Auto FORD DEALER, 1st noaAtlanilo r J * 

It ihock 8b»orbers. genud 

fuel pnrapa, I aALB—Frltldalre, UlndlUm lln, 

gggaa City. 

toad conilllQii, iolld burled 

"InoOMimd~JIIIU_ Wle 

•'- _- ' l'_ •' [_"• "• _JS n«k_L nt,., 

A postcard will bring Mr 

WARDKOUEB. pl/wood. nuonlta or gL PRona 8111-W, 

MB.Sdar, double door, oak rrama, „".-J 

lock and key. _vory__eturdy^construction.. ppr Rent 

Vlneland fIff-B>< 

f.DMP Service 

allirat looda, «a. Modklllad 

anf earafdl. no¥ara. 

ffis&V aad' "aeld/ "iBBîuf 

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BED. aprlng and Biatlrem complote, I MMar 

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g%a rangsi, 3».lnch nod lO-lnoh Eaal 

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- 8OMEHB POINT—Mrs. Joh 

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N.Liitz, 

[Man, Dies 

Summer Resident 

^ 'on Battersea td. 

. r. N. Luta, steel executive and 

I known Ocean City summer resl- 

•' died Saturday at his winter 

2 .Kings Highway, Had&on 

i 

after a long illness. He 

v 

StMOMttlt>MMMMM»M«tM» 

Calling All 

Hotels and Guest Homes! 

i'' let us help you pot yoar beds In first class condition tUs full. 

'We van convert yem cotton and felt' maitMses to fine tauterv 

apttafO, repair those sagging box springs, and completely renovate 

,-Qnotm ailinc Inncrsprings. 

PHONE - OCEAN CITY 0046-J 

i ( v 

, We will be glad to call and help solve your 

F? bedding difficultiti 

KUHN BEDDING CO. \ 

r J021 ASBURY AVE, 

OCEAN CITY 

OUR RENOVATION SERVICE—YOU'LL LIKE IT." 

fj ( _I*t us take care of 'em before faH storms arrive! 

iwnings Taken Down 

and Repaired 

Order Your New Awnings Now So They Will 

Be Ready When You Want 

Them Next Spring, 

:ean City Awning Shop, inc. 

J7 ASBURY A Vfe. PHONE 0186 ; 

Uncle of 

People Dies at 69 

Arthur P. Ryon. 89, member of 

one of Pleasantville's pioneer families, 

died Sunday after an illness of 

several weeks. 

He was a retired 

merchant in that city, 

Mr, Ryon was an uncle of Mrs, 

Hannah Weisenthal and Frank p. 

Ryon, Jr., of Ocean Olty. 

South Ocean City I 

By BTHELIND C. ANDRESS 

Before leaving in mid-October for 

their home in Philadelphia. Mr. and 

Mrs. Frederick Loiter, Jr., will entertain 

their niece, Miss Ida Chap, 

man, and nephews Howard, George 

and James Chapman, of Hollls, L, I, 

Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy, of 49th st. 

and Asbury ov,, are preparing to 

motor to Miami, Fin,, where they 

will spend the winter. 

The Oeorge Cooks, whose gardens 

are the pride of Central av., returned 

from Haddonfleld for thi 

week end, 

• t * 

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Laurie, SOth 

st. and Central av,, have as guests 

E. H, Lashmar, of London, England: 

Mrs, Nellie Cushlng and Mrs, Collupy, 

of Boston, Mass., and Mr. and 

Mrs. John P. Graham, of Mayhaw 

N. J. 

The Aliens and the Metzgers, of 

57th it. and Central av,, are priparing 

to return to their home in 

Overbrook, 

The John Palmers returned for 

the week end, as did the James p, 

Smlthi. 

State Realtors to 

Convene Oct. 17 

New Jersey's Realtors will receive 

a flrst-iiand report of building actlvity 

and prospects around the 

country when Edward R. Carr, of 

Washington, president of the National 

Association of Home Builders, 

addresses the state Association of 

Real Estate Boards at a dinner in 

Caniden, October ll 

DRIVE CAREFULLY I 

TODAY 

FREE YOURSELF 

FROM THIS! 

WITH 

AUTOMATIC DELCOHEAT 

DtlCOHlAT 

Oil BURNER 

Aren't you died of building Area, 

shoveling coal, hauling out ashes and 

doing other diny work connected 

with tending a furnace? 

A Delco-Heat Oil Burner, will heat 

your home—without attention. It wiU 

provide steady, even room warmth— 

Mgukted automatically by sensitive, 

accurate Delco-Heat thermostatic con. 

trols. It will bring yoi^ more convenience, 

new leisure. 

Stop in and find out bow a Delco- 

Heat Oil Burner can be installed easily 

and inexpensively ia your present 

boiler or furnace. 

IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 

More 

JUST ARRIVED . . . ^ 

Another 

SUpmu^ 

FINE QUALITY ^1 

WHITE BRa 

Suits 

are coming 

into the picture 

everyday 

Here's good news for 

the man who needs a 

new suit. 

The Clipper Craft label is a 

guarantee of superb tailoring 

perfect fit and true 

economy. 

CLIPPER CRAFT SUITS 

CLIPPER CRAFT TOPCOATS 

CLIPPER CRAFT OVERCOATS 

First 

Try Stainton's 

Electric 

Refrigerators 

Wwlinglioiise 

Fhileo 

Crasley Shehndar 

Gibson 

. O. TOWNSEND 

ABC WASHERS 

Arrow Poplii 

LONG SLEEVE 

SPORT SHI 

A grand in between season shirt n*i 

country wear or* leisured relaxation at IM^ 

Sanforized. 

(1% •hrinkiUje limit 

white, maize and green. 

4.25 

Electric Ranges 

W 

Ranges 

Mafic Cher 

Cronley 

WARM PLAID

V t 

\ 

K' 

: '?•" 

Dinner 

1 veterans who attend 

I*tf«Vs Past .Com- 

-i«r on Armistice Day 

,., ited with Victory Med- 

$ »«*2»« 

Pumpkin "" ""' tVt '" 1 St 

Kraft *« 1 Bl1 "" 2*>'2St 

Kellogg', Pep !"»»j 7c 

BsUSeal «•""•>"••••Mm la, 

Seedieu Raillns 

"»"|0i 

Rob-lord Snil 

Prunes,':';'(:, 19c :."iV;;v: 3 Ec 

ARE LOWER IN THE ACME 

Northwestern 

Hint 

riHhMM I Mnd I •" 

(b 4SO 

Genuine Spring lamb 

Square Cut ShauUar 

IAMB ROAST 45c 

•resit Lamb "19c 

h Fillets Flounder ". 

Hllsti Cddflfb ib 

y Redflsh FiUeft »• 

iWesta White Lump Crabment * 

ttnh Jersey Select Oysters *» 

Gsihi PrtBitens 

Holwt or Sliiei 

iCHES 

|*|H llhbyi, Mnl, Innadr 

IIT COCKTAIL 

25' 

25' 

AT0ESH:2^29 C 

E CORN 

* Pork & Beans 

Com %:t 

Cruttatd Cora. 

Tomato Juice 

ry Sauce f» 

Acme 

taBtr 

tiMn 

No. I I 

ion 

No. I 

fflil 

t" tqe 

«£ 19c 

Pineapple Juice ^ »7« t N °J %§e 

Evaporated MBA l;:','. Z3c 

_' Raspberry Preserves ,' b o , lie 

roo« Apple-Grape Jelly :;;;; 170 

Apple tatter 

Tallon Brand SwMt 

LE CIDER T35 C; a 65' 

nond Brand Walnuts 

Nuts 

a, 390 

i*i Salted MUM e " l " M 7-oi 

can 

jjd InsHluM 

irt Tap Quality 

ALUMINUM 

ICE PAN 

SI 

$1.59 

Alt for 

Corc/ond 

earned Besf "-"""45c ' 

Ollv.s •""'««• **«37f; 

PIcklM " • - iifOTi. 

spMdup •«»•"* ""toaai 

Ham-He Msitat) 

Orsuad •• 

pMjjJnnait 

2^.81 

Wa RMIuM 

Wh 

Wheatena Box Tops 

15 

on 

purtttat* I Ib 

AKS or ld«il CofTH 

• Mill In limit*!* wpplr- ilwnfer*, H dny 

ftl»afc«va Kami an «irt «f (Isdi In y»» IMSI merit*!, 

1 IHIIIH to

\ I 

7 

Come on - 

•taste the 

difference/ 

ASH'S CLEANERS 

506-508 Ninth Street Phone 1078 

I 

CLEAN CLOTHES 

MEAN 

GOOD GROOMING 

FREQUENT CLEANING 

KEEPS FABRICS FRESH 

WS OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 

SoroptimistsTo 

Send Food Abroad 

Plans to send packages or food 

and clothing to a Sister Cluij In 

England were discussed tiy the 

Bwoptlmtot Club at Ocean City at a 

business and dinner meeting last 

Thursday evening at Plymouth Inn. 

The club approved dra^lrg fund* 

to the extent of *50 on the club 

treasury by Miss Ethel Clinton, city 

nurse, lor local relief work. 

The atmuarDlrthday dinner meet- 

Ing of the club Is scheduled W take 

place Thursday evening, November 

a>, at Plymouth Inn. The committee 

In charge comprises Mrs. Bertha 

Stubbs, Miss Peggy Johnson, Mrs. 

Maude Schu(T and Miss Clinton. 

On Saturday a group of members 

attended the JWl Conference of the 

North Atlantic Region In Atlantic 

City They were Mrs. Myrtle Richards, 

president; Mre. Elsie Woodruff, 

M1M Nancy AsplnaU and Mrs. 

Stubbs, 

MUi Catherine Gordon presided 

Thursday In the absence of Mrs, 

Rihd 

icoaros. 

The next gathering will be a prograin 

meeUOi Thuriday next week 

at Plymouth Bm, 

t * e 

Only 3 From Here 

On Trap to U.N. 

Three Ocean City people had made 

reservations this week jo take part 

in a trip to the United Nations peneral 

Assembly meeting at Hushjnf, 

M, ¥„ October 24, 

As of Wednesday, Mri, Edna 

Longer Skirts 

Here to Stay, 

Club Is Assured 

Longer-length skirts are here to 

stay, according to Miss Helen Me- 

Un, 813 Fcnnlyn pi 

She added, however., that the 

length will be determined by the 

height of the wearer. 

Dresses with back Interest are being 

featured and fullness Is being 

emphasized, she said, with flared 

coats and skirts now hi vogue. 

Ftormer Congressman Elmer B 

Wene spoke on the proposed new 

state constitution and recommended 

a favorable vote Mr. Wenes visit 

was unscheduled, and he was presented 

aa a surprise speaker. 

The next meeUng will be a Hallowe'en 

social at the home of Mrs. 

William Townsend, SOS Atlantic av., 

new Thursday. 

Women GOP Plan 

Hallowe'en Party 

Td Have Party 

Lodge at 10 p. m. Monday In TOa 

Sen8nel.Ledmr BulWtais and members 

are Invited to bring gueite. 

A business session at 7:80 WM precede 

the aff at, mnd all members we 

asked to be present on time. 

At o business meetim test week it 

was announced that degree rehears^ 

CommlttMt ^^"JKi^ el- 

wm take place November 8, Wth 

Initiation of candidates seheduled conunitteea. All members am W- 

for November 17. 

The attendanei prize was won by 

Mrs. Evelyn Wells, 

Mrs, Doris Wells, chairman of the 

day at 1 p. m. m We Hut, leUowid 

italnton Club, has requested members 

to turn their names In by No- 

P " Orders for eMam-lUled eeakies 

by choir pmetlws from im W 8 

vember 20, 

bearing the Scout tasteiila aashe 

MBS. IIOKNER TAKES DEGREE pUeed with any owttout or wltt 

During the Rebekah State As- 

Mri. Fry. 

iembiy, October T, 8 and 9, at The 

Madison, Atlantic Olty, Mrs. Helen 

Homer took her Past Noble QranU 

Plans for a Hallowe'en party October 

m were discussed recently by 

the Women's Republican pluB at 

the first meeting of th« fall season 

in the club rooms in the Bank 

Building. 

A nominating committee was ap- 

some wood?" Is the hopeful qu 

Assembly banquet on Wednesday currently being n " '" 

were Mrs, Dorothy Lemont, Mrs. Mathers' Council of 

pointed. 

Mabel Ray, Mrs, Edith Ople. Mr. Scout TTOOB which 

Announeement was made of the 

public card pnrties being held every 

and Mrs. Carl Mehnert, Mr, anfl 

evening at the home e Oof Mn, i 

Dtdninger, 417 Bay : av, 

Thursday evening in the club rooms. Mrs, Marry Boy and Mr, and Mn, Firewood Is bcmin becoming an urgent 

Reports were made of the club Bobert Woolston, 

..Md at the flcout Hut, where Both 

summer activities, which Included a PRESIDENT FROM 

the Boy and olrl Bcouu meet, and 

mujlcflle for the beneflt of the welfare 

fund: $26 donation to the 

used at t the boys 1 meetlngi, as we" 

WAIHINGTON 

any contributions of wood will be 

Hostess HouseL donations tothe Salvatlon 

Amy, 1 Cancer Fund, building 

Personi . 

u al the 

fund of it, James A. M. E. Church 

may contact Mrs, 

Townsend, local representative for 

donate wood 

the Atlantic City fomm. reported 

ibeth M, Fry, 

that little interest had been -shown and others. 

leader of the Qu-1 uto, by caUlng 

here in the "bargain oner" of a The club also went on record to An honored guest was Mrs, E, 

1641. Mrs. Pry will •Jrtnp for 

day's trip for 110." IMludtag transportation 

and meals. The Forum la 

sponsoring the visit as 

an educa- 

support the new State Constitution. Harrlman, president of the Association 

of Rebekah Assemblies. 

It was announced that the Oirl 

transpoitation of the wood to the 

tional project, Oimitinf group 

V.F.W. Women to Meet Mrs. Florence Kunz and Mrs, jout pli« for a piano, which 

An important meeting of theElizabeth Bradley, of the Cape May 

Those from here planning to go are IVF.W. Auxiliary is scheduled for 

Mrs. Townsend, secretary To MayotJ a p. m. Monday at the meeting 

Strubli; Miss Ethel Clinton city] rooms on the Muiic Pier. 

nurst. reprejtntlnithe* ffiroptlmlJt All members are urged to he present. 

Club, and Mrs. Worenej Mutlaek. 

ABB INVITED To VISIT OUR SHOP ANYTIME 

MARGE'S FAMILY SHOP 

I B. New Jersey Avenue, Somers Point 

FEATURING 

Women's Moiree 

Skirts $1.98 

TOYS • GIFTS • STATIONERY 

Geeo 0 «, m. to 0 p. m, 

HIRE IS A 4-UNIT DIESEL FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVE NOW OPERATED BY 2 MEN (1 ENGINEER AND 1 FIREMAN) 

2 BRAKIMIN AND 1 CONDUCTOR COMPLETE THI CREW OF THIS TRAIN 

ifeto your interest to know afeoutthis proposed 

Where Will The Money Come From? 

'tbr*eer.feather-bedding, this mock 

^lîli^^ltakMiaftnto. Bttttt ' Where will all the money come from 

•iijwdy mmof 44 "pirn" demands fli«d to pay thane inoMaaea? They total aevmd 

times as much u the roiJroada 

.by the leaders of the operating untoni, 

K ittt theee detnanda were granted,' made fa1946 or will make in 1947,. 

Ei |j)if^B»uM WortteMBwifli m e&M In July, the railroads filed en application 

for increased freight rates to 

BILLION DOLLAES A YEAH. 

close the gap Which'then existed between 

wago and material coets, and 

^:0 :^rM^mi W«gcs, Too 

railroad revenues. Since then it has 

febder* of thft operating onions have beeii necessary, becauao of further increases 

in wages and material' costs, 

^^ÎÂ^tuÛî for ftwage 

to supplement that petition and to 

| tto iroW b^ an«Jd«d W*t tothe raU- ask for an additional freight rats 

addition to this, 

hto itet,gf*itt«l 

dT IS« cento »n hotofo 

In- 

1.1 

increase. No other course Ii open. 

Railroads Do Not Run For 

Employes Alone 

Railroads are operated for the beneflt 

of not one, hut several groups—ghlppers, 

passengers, employes, stockholders, 

and the general public, The 

interest of all must bo served—and 

that cannot be done unless the railroads 

can operate efficiently and economically, 

and unless they ore allowed 

to earn sufficient revenuo to provide 

tho kind of transportation service this 

country MUST HAVE. 

Mrs. Lemont was one of flve 

women who received eertiflcatei of 

perfection for giving the unwritten 

work correctly. 

Others from here who attended the 

Mrs, Clara Wright, of Washington, 

N, J,, was Installed as president of 

the Assembly, with Mrs, Laura Ritter, 

of Phlllipsburg, aa vice president. 

Rebekah Lodi;e. were guests. Others 

included Rebekah members from 

North Dakota, Maryland and Don 

neeticut. 

* • * 

Miaa Horsey to Be 

Married, Saturday 

John S. Horsey, 1157 Asbury av 

at Mrs, Deininger's home, Novem- 

17. 

announces the marriage of hisber 

•j i • 

daughter. Miss Jacqueline Horsey, to 

Herbert Hand, Jr., son of Mr, andSummer Couple 

Mrs, Hand, 858 ?th at,, at 11 a. m 

Saturday, this week, at Holy Trinity Wed SO Years 

Episcopal Church, 

Mr, and Mrs, Rudolph Oehme, 

Miss Horsey is a graduate of Ocean City summer residents for the 

Ocean City High School and Mr, past nine years, celebrated their 50th 

Hand was graduated from Haddon 

Heights High School, 

• ft • 

Phila. Tour List 

To Close Friday 

All reservations for the tour to the 

Art Museum, Franklin Institute and 

Pels Planetarium, Philadelphia, spon. 

sored by the Home Economics Ex. 

tension Council, are due In the office 

of the home agent, Lois O. 

Hamilton, by tfetober 17. 

Men, women and children are invited 

to Join the tour, which will 

leave from Cape May Court House, 

by chartered bus, nt 7 a. m,, Friday 

October 24, and return at ai 

"pT fn. The approximate amount of 

the bus fare is 12.60, 

Methodist GhUrth 

Service on Sunday 

The oirl eceuu will must at 1O:4S 

a. m. Sunday at the eonM* of ith 

it, mA Cartful »V.J» rtteni 

at the First MethodM 0! 

thgjnettilg WM Mri, Eth

I I 

»;. 

RADIO REPAIRS 

1 

On AttMgdeU. 

(Ml *a& Delivery BenrtM 

Washer & Refrigeration Service 

f';.. Authorized Kelvinator — Westinghouse 

, Leonard PhHco 

JACOB C SCHUFF 

ÊLECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 

710 Asbury Ave. - Phone 1242 

?•' - 

Commercial and Domestic Power and Light 

Construction and Repairs 

Bendix Home Laundry 

DON'T BE 

ONE OF THE 

SHIVERING 

MILLIONS"— 

AUTOMATIC COMFORT 

1$ YOURS WITH 

AiRTIMP 

WINTER AIR CONDITIONER! 

Yoor indoor comfort ii our 

biuit>«i~(hat'i why we sty 

without huiution dutt there's 

no finer w«y to autometic 

comlort thaa with • Chrysler 

Ainraap Winter Air Condiriootr. 

WU be gUd to show 

yon how • Chryjler Airttmp 

(M or oil fired tystem c«n lolv* 

your hating problem, Ctll u 

•pd»y lor • free einnatedon't 

be one of tbeue who 

wwt Dntil irt mid and were 

Mnunped with work! 

WAIRTEMP 

IMMEDIATf. DRIVERY 

HiadquwtTS for 

• AH CONOmONINO • COMMUCUU 

Asbury Avenue 

HANS P. 

\ 

'Forever Amber' 

Here Next Week 

"Forever Amber". Technicolor mo* 

tlon picture version of the book that 

has caused world-wide controversy, 

will be shown at The Village Theatre 

Thursday through Saturday next 

week at advanced prices. 

The picture stars Linda Darnell, 

Cornel Wilde Richard Greene 

George Sunders Glenn Langon and 

Richard Haydn 

Other pictures to be shown here 

during the next -êial dajs are 

STRAND 


Red-headed Gretr Gurson takes 

the lending role in Desirt Me with 

Robert MItclium Richard Hart and 

Oeorge Zuccu preceded by h \f Icke\ 

Mouse cartoon tcchnkolor musk, 

noieltv and news 

Thursday Friday and Saturday, 

Next Week 

The Golden Enrrlng with tht 

intriguing star team of Marlon 

Dietrich nnd RuJ Millund tells the 

lo\e story of a bPiiutiful fi\|v.y mid 

an attractive man of tlic uorlr 1 Ap 

puirinB in tile supporting cist is j 

ncucrinur Murvjn V\e who luil 

top siiiKing parts in tlic tiifci" hit 

Caroii'el mid Oklnhnnin 

WLL4.GE 

Friday and Saturdav 

Mtrlon o f tin Mm Its Is a hilnr 

ious comedy starring Ri"d hkiltim 

and Vlrginti OBricn with dlonp 

Gnihsme uiid Aiati Mowbiuv in 11 

storv ha'st.d (n some amusing asjwc • 

of the film industry 

Mondat and Tuenl.i, Next Week 

A curious wife turns the nrha*c 

life of her gcnlu husband into a 

laugh provoking public scimdul 11 

IJtr Husband AfTnirs starring 

Lucille Ball and Franchot Tone ' n 

Supporting the two slur uif sudi 

well known MBif stiali r, a. I clward M [ t 

E\citU Horton Mikhail Raiumnv 

nnd (jenc Lookhurt 

Midnesdij Onli Next Week 

In Wild Hum t Alan Ladil 

stars us tlie liadir of a toii^ri lwr 

fcr*r 

Robert Preston «nd—„ —_ 

The «Mry concerns their efforts to 

lttk 

outsmart rival, unscrupulous,crews 

r unfurnished, rraardlet* 

of haw lanta or nnaJL STftttTOK 

In obtaining the work of harvesting 

the vast wflteflt field from Texas to SALB_100-lb. lop lcar t*rrlgaratt>r, •«« 

*•*_!£ —_____ io "i 

ism as guest speaker Tuesday at a hrAturi* three ruomi) anrt huth anmr 

f rolori lour )ikk BALK—Farm dstitern "3 and ZI ncrpn 

luncheon sponsored by the Women's 

furiiiiihuil mil) cgulppe.l for h. 

ooS"* 1 "'* fl 1 "'" r " " r " ""••' ll 

ip[n|r the nioilflrn Mii) clittrl 

rfftr flu Htmpflnn nl A^rtu woodland beautiful Atlifidl 

Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Episcopal lorator $75 oo a month 

lltlllier mar Tliompnf ll H lloet \l 

Church, at the parish house. 

14 mile fioin Rimorn Tolnl Main I I 

The luncheon is scheduled to be 

1 

UodemlMd hotel. 2« bflflroi 

»et t tm* douhle KArfe«t 

uont by 100 feet deep. runnlns witter t.lp trlclty qnlt j 

Ing hlshwray Intludlnir n room h 

gin at 1230 p m. and the public 

has been Invited to attend 

1 . 

excellent vnlue fur qul^k I ulldhlHn fruit tr*4>ii 

The topic of evangelism Is being 

studied this year by churches al 

over the world. It was announced byb 

Mrs. Charles C. Muynard, president 

of the auxiliary. 

Women's Society in 

District Meeting 

Rc\ Nonniin W Paullln pastor of 

the First Baptist Church, Asbury 

Park will deliver an e\angelistic 

me.'isage at the seventh annual Pall 

Seminar of Bridgcton District Women's 

Society of Christian Service 

Tuesday, in Wesley Memorial Methodist 

Church. North Pearl and Morton 

sts.. Bridgetim. with sessions at 

10 u. m, nnd 1:45 p. m. 

lhc lnnouiurimnt was made this 

week by the Women's Society for the 

benefit or any local members who 

are to attend. 

TIIOM attending ulll take a box 

uni'h and will be served U-a or 1 

coffee by Indies of the entertaining 

church. 

Too Late To Classify 

Will 

I'h'.ht 

"in ti 

Ml> 

] 

Ill 

v 

1 tl)- 1 lilt: 

I 1 r | * r|v | rl i 

It u r i HI II in 

n 1 

BUSCH'S 

FAMOUS SEAFOODS 

TOWNSEND'S INLET, N. J. 

Will Remain Open 

FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS 

SERVING 

SEAFOODS and STEAKS 

Until Further Notice 

tilt EAT JVEW 

PACKARD EIGHTS FOB l« 

JLBS news is out! 

, The news of Packard's intooduc. 

lion of America's first full Hn§ of 

fill new postwar cars! 

w 

• And already, a motor-wise 

nation is agreeing: "Those '48 

' Packards are 'oat ol this worldF" 

rS - i t 

Nmw Frwffow ityllngt 

' Stuttning nettr beauty that steals 

right into your heart! The breeze- 

JBoIded beauty of Packard Freelow 

styling , , , with its proud 

Packard identity not only preserved 

but enhanced! 

Comfort-dire vsntilationl 

The yeart •idea" interior is topi 

in refreshing year-around comfort 

Topi in convenience, too—with 

such features as the new Console- 

Key instrument panel, with convenience 

of push-button switches, 

and "black-lighted" Flite-GIo dials! 

jjfetjf on display at ywr nearest fackard sbowrooml 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

Ayenu«, 

"Sofoty-tprinl" p«rformanc«l^ 

The smooth, thrifty power of three 

new straight-eight engines—all 

packed with a lightning-fast brand 

of fMerve power that spells real 

safety! Power line-up for '48; 130- 

HP Packard Bight,,. 145-HP Super 

Eight.,, 160-HP Custom Eight 

Hurry to aee these stunning new 

Paekards—America's flrit full line 

of all-new postwar ears! 

ASK THE MAN WHO OWN! ONi 

at* if,*. 

I 

e ahd qeml private, bat ha, ni 

, host, irood lofntloii. Stietn 

for ouut>U. Priced rtfi' 

BIO Ocgnn ftv, lo 

-I'-fHiiilly, 2 «t«r>, oil hot 

rurnlnliiiil. tot 3(Hll)f>,- low 

330 Atl,.|.H< 

10-17 

K—Modern rottftfiu, living room, 

niiiff room, kltchfi), .1 btxlroonm. 2 

u. i£t\rngo. furn\aht,n 

tor. »Hf-fariHhir. ^nu'l only 

•cty !?l Imurn, UM**1 ttro whitHm, 

irtiUhert, IQ ffoort rondl- 

ou i ivollli and hflth, filu* ft rorn 

blnatlon Utility room nn flrot t Iftor 

Thin \B a real buy at ^,500. Mr. MtUa 

i\rv of Praker, 330 Atlanttc av, S-2ft 

i 

A MS—-I fnllon brtlfr hllh *ldt orrn 

vrifi con fir hit water $'fu 833 

3r_l lit I lione 0002 n 10 17 

t*J.' Poriimn«iH nil lltton \iriill hrl|{lit "4 hi hi ft 

Po< «717. H*,n for ot nl J1O < all Hiindm 43 niiv rd 

lit lilt V 

tt-lillti 

ti ILIKI 1 ofntlon. ffoin« owiiprn n,r*> 

ftiin to P4'1I for vnrlou* tf-Rfontt, 

r,| frnm $7000 to $26,000. ftTRETVII 

h-O(itl nv. 10-3 

nlly 

mlltlo 

hi.th. ui 

i mi 

huth 

In tin 

with h 

I.lbArnl 

i Ttru hivntory, flrpt flour; l*it RO-ft. 

front nnd 7«-ft. O^cli, Nlrely fui-nlnli.t 

EVEREn BANNI! 

Master of the Hammond 

rlayinj f m W Br dinner and 

234 SHORE ROAD > 

HARRY'S 

NOT© FOR EXCELLENT i 

_MaryIand Avenue, Son 

• JACI 

PIANIST - AC 

Fun, Music, Fine F« 

at Harry's Mo 

Phone: Someril 

COOK'S^ 

LONGPORT 0\ 

Fine Cuisine 

Seafood - Steaks 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Cocktail Lounge and Bar | 

31st & Atlantic Avenue 

GREGO 

HOTEL - BAR - RESTAt 

900 Shore Road - Sorter* ff 

TEtEVISlON COj 

DIRECT FROM KEG 

DeUdous Food and Drinks 

SNAPPER SOUP - Cl 

GoodE«u " 

•i?;1947 

Only in Chevrolet trucks 

will you find all these 

WANCE-DESIGN FEATURES! 

LD ALL. BIQQER SEATS, NEWWIND3HIELD FLEXI-MOUNT6D 

SAB COM. fully adjyrtuiki to .nd WINDOWS CAB I. ouihlontd 

ION. M dfhaft halsMI IMreaM illM am •ualnit raid •hock.. 

milled In body, 

P fondorsand 

tADVANOi 

\ 

'^^^"^^^^^^^^B^fl^â^^^t ^| y 

ila r in oca. 

- i ijiiit for 

niXlavrelifi 

VALVE.IN 

I 

B A i THAT 

"BRIATHM"! 

Frmh sir (h«tad In 

sold wsathgr) Ig 

dnwn In, and us»d 

air to feud out! 

Here they are—the modem trweb—the first with ADVANCE 

DESICNI Truck users agree they're miles beyond all others 

for outright valuel le sure ts see the cab that "breathes"— 

that "inhales" fresh air and "exhales" used air,* And try 

counting all the remarkable new features and innovations 

In these nev/est-of-oll trucks. See them 'ot our showroaml 

g in4MM«i,Hiif inM spfbust sf Hire nifl 

CHEVROLET TRUCKS 

•O« TRANSPORTATION UNUMITtO 

with ths Cob 

that "Brsath.." 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

ii—1\ n I in EM r\ I t Tild 

\\ tit d M umif. Hot " 1 

u (i i 3 i tu -iriur meet- 

1 IHST 1I\IT1ST 

lirV, ItlrhAFi] ClilFki PflSinF 

10 H> in,—*piiiii!H>' HÎiQflh 

11 a, tn,=MnFiilng %VarHh|p. Cantinug 

aiytHfs in fanok of Rovolflthjllfi. 

I p_. m,—Riiriln Urniulcnm. Wl'Pfi, 

Ci:3rt p, rn,=¥aung PeQtilu'H Meotliif, 

7 : iS p, m,—Evening Worship, faster 

l»rp rich frig, 

Wyilnesflay, 7;30 p, RU—] 

F I S H I N G 

59th ST. PIER 

Open to November 1 

Just Arrived 

EYINRUPE 

ZEPHYR 

Outboard Motor 

84 Donepowsr 

18i 

Evinrude Sportsman 

2H.P. - $99-25 i 

Ontboard lay-a-Wsy Kits 

EvcrjUiliij yon need to pot 

yoor motor up for the winter 

months 

LEMONT'S 

308 Bay Av. Ph. 1787 

man. 

CLUB TO MEET IN SALEM 

SOMERS POINT - Mrs. John 

Ollyir, Jr., entertained members of 

the Lucky Twelve cord club at her 

home on Atlantic av. The birthday 

anniversary of Mrs. David Smith 

WM observed, and eardi were tn : 

joyed, Mrs. Edgar Pratt was high 

scorer in bridge, and Mrs. Leon 

Hirttit in pinochle. The elub will 

Aoddent fteflOmCT ud Claim 

Costa ten iteadlly Inowued 

•Inn the Imnlnatlsn of t w 

|UM rationing. . 

| Just rememkc — that no mat- 

{to 1 what premliuns yoor adtomoj 

bile Insurance coverage mils (or 

{—thlj Agency will save yon 10% 

its !U% depending on the Items 

| Insured — ao . . ,- 

f SEE - 

IHaney Lloyd Chattin 

| Cllj'. lartMi inWniobO. 

1315 Asbury Are. 

0060 

GENERAL MOTQRS 

Parts and Accessories 

Series 44 and 50 

BRAND NEW 

I BUICK ENGINES 

File « Thru *M 

LIMial 

For Fur leu 

I Old 

Old Maim 

iudoiH 

I Brakes Rdined 

9 

Outches Replaced 

Motor Overhauling 

Carburetor & Ignition 

Rebuilt Front End 

Are Tires Wearing 

Unevenly? 

Knee Action, Overhauling and 

Wbeel Allfnmcnt 

THE MODERN WAT 

I 

NEED A NEW BATTERY* 

TIKES or TCBEST 

WB HAVE THEM 

IN STOCK! 

GASH « THOU FATOKNM 

Wallace Bros. Buick 

19th St and Simpson Ave. 

Phone 9042 

NEW MOTORS 

FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 

CHEVROLET - $142-00 Exch. 

AND 

OLDSMOB1LE - $190 °0 

MJ5W nJLI. 8T0CK Or 

Genuine G. M. Parts and Accessories 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE SOLICITED 

PARTS DEPARTMENT OPEN SUNDAY 1E.E TUEV 3 P. M. 

Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmohile 

BETDRN FROM TOOK 

SOMERS POINT—Mr. «nd Mrs, 

John Wallace have returned from a 

trip with Commissioner and Mrs. 

Edward B. Bowfcer, of Ocean City, 

.hrough Npv England and Ifew York 

UNDERGOES OFEEATION 

6OMEB8 POIKT—Andww 

emergency appendectomy Sunday ftt 

Shore Memorial HospItaL Hla condition 

Is satisfactory. 

SAWS FILED 

Havo your uwi filed 

xoxiliuie. Th«r out i 

truer. b«tt«r. i 

qniok*r MITIO*, 

J. A. CHAMPION 

54 W. 16th Street 

PAT 

SHEERAN 

Painting 

Body and 

Fendmr 

Repairing 

SHORE ROAD 

MARMORA 

% Mile South of S4th street 

MOTOR 

TUNE-UP 

SPECIAL,' 

Dire I» What We Win Do: 

ADJUST 

Dlstribntor Point. • 

g 

Oarbcrelor 

Vatve TapprU 

Fan Belt 

Generator 

CLEAN* 

Air Cleaner 

Battcrj Teiutaata 

Spark flap 

CHECK 

Coll 

Candcnsor 

Distributor 

Veltafe Control 

Battery 

, Vacuum Control 

po 

BM Control 

TIGHTEN 

CjUnder Head 

Manl/oldl 

nose Conneetlona 

PALMER 

Chevrolet • Oldsmobile 


TOUR CAB 

f INOUB cxptmr 

HANDS—T«E» 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Simpton Avc. 

'7 > « rl" 

sow 

ItMft 

v.ws^ 

FuUy equipped t* : ! 

AUTOm 

Body 

RQYWEJM 

m. 

MIKE DENAN'S 

Comer 

t 

FLAT TIRES QUICKLY: 

MOBILfiAS SrATJOM 

SIMONIZING and LUBRICA1 

ATLAS 

So' S 

SIGN 

RQYGAi 

Expert Body & Fender 1 

Completo FMT 

ocBANdnr 

AUTHORIZED 

TRl 

ROY A. MENGEL ^ 

11Z Centml Avenue OOODWUM TOMB 

Plymouth - D 

Rebuilt Plymouth Moton - $ISO 

so-w a«

lP» & ' • 

I I 

f Ad jus tors 

^pointed 

,.,-„-, ,-i Board pf «» 

rwa-cWf** stoning la «U£. 

(OTtftrlets,? was unpointed at 

'•^ Jtouncu BeeMnf Friday 

, iWVeonipTlSMI; Roger Wit- 

_ ;MM Wank H, Hart, lor a 

i of three yearn; William God- 

J^d' ffrjfnth Radcfllflei two 

t '.and Francis Grels, Jr., one 

Mng Jnipector William Worth-' 

M'We^W-*;''n-:;v 

^ SÛJtorl *ai adOBted teVtell ifT ^ 1 >€• v V 1 

.Tax CerUflcate No. 17 for W09.72. W»l>Ir IJhttOI%a«1 

Three plots or city owned property CCK 

\JOoCDfCU 

'will be sola at public sale, Novenbir, 

'g e Natlonal flre prevenUfln Week 

'fc-lfc A. HAS LUNCHEON 

fcfcofvlfilei $e%?*S8w. &f 

AMOJUMOB!heW»pBt;lu*iun«h-S «Sf. V Hre Chief 

d a demons 

used In flre 

f Th 

WMSSdij?.it uShbw5fMw 

Harry Scott. E. Flerson av.. when 

plans were discussed for the enter- 

{alnment at the nert 

meeting. 

ed In flre flght- 

Thomas Olive* 

The students atee witnessed on 

SOMERS POINT-A Joint meetf 

the Men's and Women's Re- 

?9? *££!? J'^Sffl 1 '?* /°5 Chler William Morrow gave educa.- 

"^"LiS!^! 11 * 1 

demtti ^ 

SOHERS POINT THEATRE — Ph, Somrrs Pt, 695 

Friday and Saturday, October 17-18 

RANDOLPH SGOTT — ANN JEFFREYS 

U 

TRAIL STREET" 

|pP Bd W •"* Monday, October W20 

_; 

JOAN CRAWFORD — VAN HEFLIN 

! ''POSESSED" 

Tuesday, October 21 

SPENCER TRACY 

"Stanley & Livingstone" 

Wednesday and Thursday, October 22.23 

JUNE HAVER — JOHN PAYN1 

"Wake Up and Dream" 

Friday and Saturday, ttcfober 24.25 

GLENN FORD— JANIS CARTER 

"FRAMED" 

VM 

I R C L E 

UQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Somers Point, N. J 

NO LUXUBT TAX Bf SOMERS POINT 

Prepare for Shortage 

i^j,; 

Buy Now for Your 

f 

HOLIDAY NEEDS 

: While poputar brands are available 

§S*VE — SAVE — SAVE 

5% Discount in Case Lois 

ICE COLD BEER IN CANS 

WINDOW SHADES 

sup 

COVERS 

VENETIAN BUN05> 

UPKOLSTCRV 

WM0 

.„„.. He 

nee of eauaiked 

ebedti 

b 

I enUdfiir"weri" supplied"" with 

I safety quiz material for class r 

I studies. 

Chief Morrow . 

cautions to and ., 

emphasized the Impor 

tlous uie of bicycles an 

._ uu- 

Itnce to municipal regulation by bike 

riders. 

Kindergarten Classes 

Wanted; Grades May 

Be Combined 

SOMERS POINT — The Somers 

point Board of Education last 

Thursday received a group petition 

for kindergarten classes at both 

ichaoli. Superintendent Earl Brown 

was authorized to ascertain the cogt 

ot one teach»r for each school. 

Bedside touching was authorized 

for Robert Dottrel, and Mrs. WBiter 

Batten was astigned at teacher. 

Harold Lane was named manual 

training teacher, 

. FranK H. Hart, chairman of th 

teachers' committe*, reMmmendei 

that (lie first and second grades an. 

the third and fourth grades be com 

bined to eliminate the necessity o 

on extra teacher 

Wom^Wlli Broken 

Le R Dies Suddenly 

of Heart Attack 

MOM SOSî^lNT NEWS 

Sunday of a heart attack, In Shore 

Memorial Hospital, where she has 

been ft patfint two weeks, with a 

broken leg, 

Mrs. Charles was the widow: ef 

A. Has Teacher 

Reception 

SOMEBS POINT—A teaohiW* reception 

was held at the meeting of 

the Parent Teacher Association 

"*•-*•"— evening ' " ~ 

Point teacherôlefftolnter teilMntedto.i 

employ

I I 

s 

t 

-#? 

& Whiting, «ean of 

tt r n l l 

•nd preacher, will* __ » 

at both services, II a. m. ChttTCn 

JSWlMiL Sunday at the Ocean 

Baptist Church, In the abot 

the pastor, Rev. Victor B. 

'• Seattle, who will fill t> long-standing 

'nmfiblog t engagement in PhUadel- 

Dt, Wilting, one of the speasers 

''Uuring tbe summer a,t the Ocean 

1 ' i- the senior young people's group, 

VChniBden for Christ," of the Ocean 

"OttT Baptist Church, will sponsor a 

•••addl fellowship Friday, October 24, 

At 7:10 p. m. In the church base- 

Church Yauth to 

ttMeet*t Asbury Park 

Two thousand. Protestant 

._i—"* altenfl "~ ""-• —* 

of New Jersey. 

.'at the Convention JOaU In 

BFS CHAPEL 

and AllMtia M. •- 

iy nmsses at 9:15 a; m; 

OCEAN CltST BAPTIST 

Sunday, October lt»i 

nomlnatloiial groups. 

9:46 a, m.—Sunday School with 

cpunty and city Interdenominational ,.„ friendly classes for every member ol 

Vouth Council?, these youth will |f ^__ - HUssell Button, super- 

meet to discuss "One lord—One| B ~ mten * > 

Church •• 

Ilia, m.—Morning Worship. 

The ^nventtoa 1» tpowxrcd by the ygg; *££££** ¥5T&T 

major Protestant Youth Councils I ° Institute of Pennsylvania, 

through the New Jersey Council of I Vacationing friends and week end 

Churches and the Christian Youth T^to *>âl "f* n «* TVlce 

By GAY TALESE 

8BQF 

It's been a long time suoe iiigh 

WITH AIiDMWIM 

Council of New Jersey. «f. WWBZ, 1300 ka> 

school girls have been so interested 

The metal »hep. under Ui« diree- 

of Ctytf* Bins, Is inaUng woo- 

1 

3:00 p. m.—Stjut-in meetings conducted 

in the homes of those physi- 

as proved by the fact that over 100 Chicago World's PfOr lor two years, derful thlngi this ymr with alumi- 

and active hi athletics as nowadays, Mr. Janjes, who appeared at thetlon 

cally unable to attend church serv- girls arc out for tennis and hockey. has numerous entertaining expert 

Bev. William Bullock, pastor of ices. These monthly meetings spon- 

The first inter-school tournament ments which Include the driving o 

In hockey and doubles ill badminton rubber "nails" with a Mercury 

will be held hi two weeks. 

dno'm- wil le^^Sfe^ ^^^ "* ^ ^ 

Ho and his family plan to continue 

to reside in Cold Spring. 

Announcements 

pastor will preach, morning gnd evening, 

Thursday, October 23, 8 p. m.— 

Brotherhood meeting in church Every Week-Day (Monday througl 

basement. 

Friday i — Tune.in to "Showers ol 

• * • 

'- r, Invitations have been sent to gey. 

Blessing" over WWBZ, 1360 on the 

«ral youth groups of various churches 

ST AUGUSTINE'S B, C. dial, 8:30 to 9 a, m. Direct from 

lttta fit. and Asbur- a,v, 

to this ana, and it la expected that 

the ehureh. 

|»f. Bartholomew B. Doyle. 

• large delegation of local and visiting 

swing people WiU be-on hand, Bunday pagses, B, 8:14 and 10:15FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

* •* 

Rev. Joseph J. Brennan. 

CBBL Sxoee. juvy veteran, and at 

present & student at the Bible Institute 

of Pennsylvania, is president of 

Ocean City Baptist youth group. 

ri 

OCEAN CITY 

RADIO 

PROGRAMS 

WOW ETBBT * 

TUESDAY 

9:30 to 10:00 P.M. 

SPONSOBS 

8BNIOB STUDIOS 

P1TMOOTH INN * 

THURSDAY 

10:00 to 10:30 P.M. 

8PONSOE8 

TILLAGE TBBATKR 

EXTRA ADDED PRIZES 

Mystery Melody Contest 

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

I«h s. and Cenral av. 

Robert C'Davls, S.T.D., Pasor 

9:45 a. m, — Church school with 

classes for nil all ages. Acting Superintendent. 

Clyde' Fcnstermucher 

Will be in ehanre. Adult class will 

be taught by Mr. O. W. Relchly. 

H a. m—The R*v. Wm. D. Coleman, 

missionary froni India, will be 

the guest speaker. 

John's Choir with Jeannette Stokes 

as soloist. A cordial Invitation Is 

extended to all. 

'8!4S.*7:3O-B:8O p. m. 

Itat Friday mass, 7 a. m. 

Confusions on eve of First Friday, 

4:30-5:45, 7:30.8:30 p. m; 

Daily Mass, 14th st. and Asbury 

At-Glen Hotel 

8th at Central 

OPEN ALL YEAH 

Comfortable Haled Roans 

Running Hot and Cold Water 

Fr« PaiUnf 

SPECIAL WINTER BATES 

V. McDERMOTT, 

Owwr-Operitor 

Phone 1616 

Hotel Strand 

9tli and Wesley Av, 

OC*AN cm 

Open All Ymvr 

PAUL M. SFIECKKB 

Exchange Club j\ 

of Ocean City 

Meets Each 

MONDAY 

6:30 P, M, 

- at the - 

Modauson 

lit St. & Corinthian Am 

VISITDiO MEMtlKIlS LNVITEB 

Mtttt I f »»»»^ *Wi*?T•v*'" ^T ll? / v J» 

» 

iepond Activity Club tQ get under 

fray. 

The pyrpose of the OluHi toheJ^ 

»f the aoaneiy Oor the vmrtoq* 

school ptay» Uiraufhout Ott yttf. 

• There an eight mnnben included 

in the organlwtlon. Busily vaUrana 

of last year. 

num. They Indude ash trayx, candlp 

stick holdew, candy dished, wrist 

brao«lets and fruit diahes. 

Later in tha yew the students will 

uae plastics. 

• *• 

IN A* JDMUJB tMMCl 

The dance given by th* 4«nior 

Class Saturday ni»ht for Iks benefit 

of the Canopy Fund WH a bug* 

JttccHi, wtth about 30ft turning out. 

Approximately |60 was taken hi, 

half of which will go to the Canopy 

Fund, lot other half to the Junior 

class. 

Head-of-River Churcb 

Has 156th Birthday 

Met hoditts from aU part* of South 

Jersey on ainday attend«J sptdal 

serrtoes marktag the iMtta annlvep. 

BVyof theHeaoVof-the-Elver 1Mb* 

odist Church, Btaut four miles from 

TuckahM, 

Organized In 1780, the church is 

one of the oldest In this part of the 

atat«, and its cemetery u the resting 

PbM of many of the county's early 

settlers. 

What the 

Proposed New 

Means to You 

(ConHnmd) A Stronger" More R©sponsible. 

Executive Department 

NOTE: The governor is the only Mate official eltcted 

by all the people of the state. Under, the new eonititytlon 

he is given more power to carry out tiwir will. 

Ife-Mil V«ta" I. 'AboRriMd. Under the old constitution, 

after the Legislature adjourned, all bills not signed by the Governor 

automatically died. Now the Legislature will meet in speciri 

session forty^ve days after adjournment to consider any vetoed 

bills. Those bills that have not been vetoed, and returned to the 

legislature, become law. Thus, while the governor 1 . «eto power is 

strengthened, it is also balanced by giving Ac legislature an oppor. 

tumry to reconsider all vetoed bills, 

• 

Tht Qmior (• Given Mem Tim* to Con.icW Sills, Instead of 

nvi d«ys, the governor now has ten days while the legislature it in 

session, or temporary adjournment—and tort^-flve dayi Mlowina 

Mjournment. 

Til. Militia Will B« Modsrniitd, The orpniiation will conform 

» standardi established for the Armed Forces of the United States. 

Tht Parole System It Given CorurttMtlonal Ifocojnitiqn, 

A system for the granting of paroles will be provided by law Tft e 

power » grant pardons, now held by the Court of Pardons, is given 

te the Governor. A commission or other body may be established 

py law to advise the governor in the exercise of executive elemency. 

, . - 

i It moat ror Filling A Vacancy In 

f w»Yemor. The present succession of the President 

of the Seniteand the Speaker of the Assembly i. retained, and the 

Legislature « given thq power to establish addition*! Ii ne* of 

succession. Ma governor or governor-elect become* permanently 

unable to perform the duties of hi, office, the Supwme Courlmjy 

upon presentment by the Legislature, declare the office vacant 

Thwc proviironi , Mure New Jersey against ever suffering from, the" 

confusions that recently troubled Georgia and Illinois 

• 

" ^ " ' ''IT 1 i 

M Approved by the Votcri. 

OCEAN cnvm 

i K. 

RILL TEXT 

itutioi 

A Report to the 

of New Jersey 

by tteir decKd Mepm 

'L "[» 

•PI 

to the ComtiratilvA 

veniion, New Bnimwiefc N, j.. 1947. 

ud explanation ol the proposed constipjiiM 

prepared by the delegate tq tht Conttmiitftf 

vention and it presented for the infon ' 

voteti. The proposed new constitution 

hy the Constitution^ Convention in Ne. 

•n Sf ptember i, and it to be voted upon at _ 

elettion on Tueriiy, November 4, 1947/ 

I* you wifji a cflpy of the complete a w 

you raay get it by applying to the Sccrtttr/ft 

" Tttnton, or your County or " * ~* 

SECRETARY OlJ 

OBJECTIVES^ 

0/ the proposed 

NEW, CONSTITUTI< 

II ha» been the purpose of your dbt 

to draw UP t new St«e Cofirtiwtion I 

will make possible more efficient, 0 

MMonicil, am) more democr»tic r 

To accomplish the 

I. A'mow liberal "Bill of 

% Iitt«r Dsfintd 

3- A Stroi^r, Mora 

* £x«mitiv«. 

4. A Simple, Uhjfa 

Quart*. 

& A aaunaW Bant {or 

NOTE: An liwi now on til 

•« to emftcl wli IMPMTWOSU 

:a 

iten 

st 

les 

Loom 

i Handicnp, 

battered, but 

i Ocean Oty 

gridmen will 

tilth straight 

current campaign 

Friday night when 

they will take on a strong, 

seasoned Wildwood High 

school team under the lights 

at the down-county resort. 

Kick-off time will be 8:15 

p. m. 

Although riding the crest of a 

three-game .winning streak ever 

larger lehflbto—MUlvJUe, Salem and 

Woodrow Wilson—the Red Raiders 

are weakened by injuries sustained 

In a gruelling battle with the heavy 

Cfunden team last Saturday and will 

be hard pressed to add Wildwood to 

the list of victims. 

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NEW POINT SYSTEM 

ANNOUNCED FOB FOOTBALL 

A new VAislty, Junior Va.-ilty 

and Freshmen football point 

system was announced this week 

by Coaches Fenton and John 

Carey. 

Varsity and J. V. players will 

have to see action In half the 

total number of quarters In 

their respective games In order 

to be eligible for letters, which 

will be given out In the spring. 

The freshmen.have it a little 

softer, because they have to see 

action In only one-fourth the 

total number of quarters in order 

to receive their letters. 

week of boys who have been'regular 

has won three games In a rowattenders at practice: , 

against strong opposition. 

Seniors—F. Blizzard, L. Fogllo, R. 

The spirit, they say, Is best evidenced 

by the regularity With which Townsend, J. Coffey, B. Krothe, W. 

Oalante, 3. McDowell, "R. potts, r. 

the boys turn out for practice. Absenteeism 

at practice used to be aSye, w, Harvey, J. Carew, B. Mul- 

Corson, P. Plerson; p. Minley, It. 

two weeks ugo, when the defensive 

jured roster are Len Fogllo and Joe play stood out in the talk of thrills sore point with coaches, but It is no ford, M. Dora, E. Kooker. 

Myers, backs: Dick Oalantc, guard, and drama. There were good ball problem at all this season. 

Juniors—W. Bwlng, D. BUrehard, 

and Frank Blizzard, tackle. Both carriers on both sides, but they were "We have never had less (ban A. Townsend, E. Ford, T. PUeggl, J. 

Fogllo and Myers probably will throttled by such Jarring tackling four full tewiu out for practice," Avis, J. Myers, Bf. Schmld, T. Qulnn, 

watch all of the WUdwood game that on few occasions did they have Coach Fenton . Carey said this A. Brown, R. Haley, W. Mtzpatrick, 

from the sidelines. Pogllo's tail a chance to break away. 

week. Tre been keeping an moenraie 

record and find that we Sophomores — W. Morrow, J. 

J. Morris, F; Hyde; 

back post probably will be filled by SCORE LATE IN FIRST HALF 

Joe Avis, while Franny Townsencl 

usually have SO or more of our Pfander, R. Chester, A. Mlragllo. J, 

may be shifted from center to 

It wns not until the last two 

handle Myers' kicking chores. Bill 

minutes of the first half that the 

Harvey will take over at center lf 

Red 4jpd White could score the only 

Townsend Is used In the backfield. 

touchdown of the day. 

It started when Jo© Myers intercepted 

a pass thrown by "Prcxle" 

BRICK - LIME - CEMENT 

The locals will be handicapped by 

playing under lights for the first Quarterback Joe Borrcglne on the 

time this season, while the Nyemcn Orange and Black 49-yard line. On FIRE PLACE DAMPERS AND 

already have played two night contests. 

Ocean City, pluyera will wear Avis rifled a puss to end Ellis Ford, 

HEATILATORS 

the first local offensive, Joe "Bookie" 

new white Jerseys for the occasion. which took the oval down to the 22- 

Arrangements were made by the city yard line. On thp next play, Avis ROLLED TIN - COPPER - ZINC 

recreation department for the team again passed, this time to Myers, 

to practice under floodlights on thewho fought his way to the visitors' 

surfaced aim at the Becreatlqn 

Center Wednesday and Thursday 

nights. 

WILDWOOD FORMIDABLE 

Wildwood, operating insm a fast T 

formation, has two outstanding half 

backs In Busso and Davis, whili 

Jones, playing an end position, Is a 

county sprint champion and an ex 

eellent pass receiver, 

Probable starting line-ups: 

Wildwood 

Robinson-. 

Harris 

Wolston... 

Grease 

Newell..,. 

Feraca..,, 

Jones ..... 

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Wilson Proves 

Tough Foe 

Both Teams Put Up 

Stubborn Defense 

By GAT TALESE 

The high school team earned the 

title "Giant Killers" Saturday when 

they conquered the highly favored 

Woodrow WDson eleyen, of Camden, 

7-0, in a hard working two hours on 

the local Held. 

It was a defensive stalemate, reminiscent 

of the triumph over Salem 

e-yard stripe. 

TOUCHDOWN BY JERNEE 

Following o^ third pass, which was 

incomplete, Freshman Back Andy 

< 12, Flew) 

Intmmurak 

O TEAM CLINCHES 

SENIOR LEAGUE TITLE 

With intramural football coming 

to a close, tennis enters the sport 

scene, both as a team and individual 

chiimplonshlp. 

The Benior League grid title was 

linched last week.by team O, captained 

W Joe Jennings, with Team 

Z A close second. 

The junior League has not yet 

completed its schedule, but at this 

wrltlnn Team J, managed by Dick 

Cassel, is in first, and Team A, with 

Hunter Chew at the helm, is on 

th«ir necks in a close runner-up 

position. 

Btootball passing, an individual 

championship, will enter Into Mi 

quarter finals elimination matches 

this week. 

Standings of the teams! 

Senior League 

Team Oapt, Won Lost Tied 

J, Jennings 

Oalante 

F, Townsend 

AVls 

Ford 

A. Townsend 

Morrow 

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•Mrag.In athletics and general 

JMaewlOp have. Una henor§fl by 

raey wui Buift mum T. John 

Mid ft Milton Oarty Mph Saturday 

mortnff In athletic trutalhg of Central 

*v, sehool Boys .of .grades 4, 6 

pna e. TH# progrBm in iwlraoilng 

und basketball wU btoawlid eut 

•wry ether Sriurday during the 

MJioolyiar. 

Tile assistants chosen by the 

ooaohii art elUiw varsity lettennaii 

or Intflununii duunBlonj. 

w 

The greup |ne|Bflii- Senlore-am 

Barvey, ntac Blizzard, Die* Oa< 

V 

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*f-jLiu-wiu > circuit, largest 

amateur football organization in trie 

country, comprises over 3000 boys In 

100 teams, ranging from ioo pounders 

to 200 podnd-heavyweights. 

Franchise rights to the name of 

Pop Warner hi South Jersey will be 

made available to reliable citizens 

and civic organizations. It was announced 

by Managing Director Bill 

OUlcn. Midget-boy leagues will be 

granted immediate 1947 franchises 

for lads from 86 to 105 pounds and 

not 6ver, 14 years of age. 

oajvey, KUBJE Buzzard, Bias Oalante 

and Franny Townsend; Juniore 

—Bob chrisUm and Joe Myert) 

Sophomores-^Joe Jennings and gaol 

Jennings; Freshmen — Walt Buck 

fcgltz, Andy Jinite and BUI Jeffriis 

Hfht grade—Jack Berry. 

Hi§ nest meeting will be for 

swijtynliis instruction this Saturday 

from B a. m, to noon at the high 

school pool 

Wildwood Blast. 

P'Ville, 25-6 

Wildttood High School rolled up a 

25-6 victory oVer Pleasantvllle in a 

night game Friday at the mainland 

Held 

^^jjfi^^j^y ^wfc^ft •>^B^$dB9sBs91' i\W jjM»spi^r'' 

Oontftt, juaTMr to the W^ 

or Ihe event Oh WMtttSbw this j 

WMJL 

Tht lady flUt which weighed 

11 Wilieii aji4 iMuM ii 

Inches long, was caughtlh t»io 

inland Waterway neat 

Stone 

Harbor by wmiifin H. Stiles. 

Judges of Hie contest will 

itatt eelecUnr the wMoii'i wlhmsre 

next Monday. 

Resort May Enter 

Midget Team in 

Pop Warner Loop 

Ocean Olty organizations ium 

been invited to seek n franchise to 

enter a midget team of boys In the 

Pop Warner Footbrtll Conference, 

which has been expanded this year 

have 

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SEPTIC TANKS 

and CESSPOOLS 

BUILT or REPAIBED 

LEONARD WIGGINS 

m wem JwtMg 

phono tm 

fleld. 

The resort team took a 18.« lead 

to the Euaoad period aria thtn 

opined up In the seeona half to 

score twice, mow In quit* aueceiilon. 

Running plays aeeouiited for all 

four touchdowns, with three of them 

waited to Whltey Davis, haUbaufc 

Wilson Prpves 

Tough Antagonist 

Continued from pajrc 11 

Jemw broke loose Bround left end 

to hit piy dirt standing up. Avis 

hurled a short aerial over the line 

to Ben Krothe tor the extra point. 

Ocean city had a pvi 

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I I1AV15 (Jht-)a CJruft -3" 

e dinghy, oak frameq, 

lualiugnny trim, two 

UM4. Truller opttonul 

ulS 

>w, i>yt in wiLtur April, 

104?. finish Is peFloet, This bout la 

•pueial. Him solid kml from 11801 to 

.tern, 

Hatoh in foro uock, B life presbrvera, 

fire ustiojiulsliera, compass tu4il 

Book lines, 

uhryBler 116 h,B. englBO. 

Vary fast. Will laerlflse. tnono 

157J.M, " 

bUTBOABD 

MOTOn gE 7 tt¥lCB, Ar- 

BOW 

«r Outboard 

aouul>lO rult 

oiioûr, Amliorliod tviiirinlo Dm lo 

1 hint' ht . bunicru Tulnl. ^ 

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ButiM Liiuiiipd i 

at paiutliig u 

TWO 

hi it 

Msfe Help 

ltELIAULE mmi with ctf wlf 

o 

ca]l:i>a fArm^H II Clips. May County* 

Wonderful opportunity, (IE to lo UtlHl 

OgBh at 

roHl7n~TA~QL~r~~~~~~ted 

room for 

l r l l l t l n 

oHl7nT 

tei montlia 

room o 

loratlon 

Buhl 

Ph 

14»»W 

woman Bfefarreii; 

Phono 

aftiir a n. m. 

WJT 

TWO ens' liodrmim apBrtmenla, 

Alio 

room comfortably heiited, HBU HlfoH 

from the, towdwallt meunnaWs pries. 

AatoBialib hot water hoilt. The BbBlo. 

For Rent 

LODGE UOOMfl KOR KENT, 

BpeclqUg, 

comfortable. w«U-llgb,tsd and. heated, 

with kitchen convenience. 1Q S«^tlne\- 

Ledger building* Snlthbla mm meeting 

plfto* for' any wgnubiaUoa for slngiA 

nlfht of Mver&l night* * kaositlL.. Ratoi 

rMsooanlBj. 

OODBUU ua for *TWl*bl» 

nlghf, BftnUDBl Lwdgw, luo. PhowA 0>0i. 

room 

«1ectrlo 

or* rd,f 

b*th modern cotlioiile 

1 Atlunlte 

Oapts t od tj po 

Wllli 

ATTRACTIVE 

laec, all cleclFIC siten«*^ .f^' 

nan 111! hiiaiod. Open flFOPlace, 

roBm. and two hath. 

South 

Oity 

|12BO unfurnished. sop 

rbjim neallora, ith and ocean i 

Real Estate Wanted 

WANTHD—Two-family honae. first floor 

for year round roBidotice, with heat, 

slate details, Ideation,, (oBditloB, wl--- 

liuilt. 

Will dual only 

Hn Hi-Bkerg. Bel BS4S, i with 

wners tf 

to ront BUost house ti 

Ruth Pollock, Mai N, 

BA, t-7ii7,_ 

Tutoring 

C-'OMPLETS facilities for aptitude ami 

intuiliKcnt tcitlBif. 

BncflniiiD tutor* 

ing for normal or fctardoit chihircn. 

Eilticittionai Quide Qamer, 1P05 yoardwalk, 

AtlaetlD City, 

Phone I-li49, 

10-17 

Resort Girl Sing* 

in College Choir, on 

National Broadcast 

Miss Lorelei Potts, of Ocean City. 

Is a member of the A Cappella Choir 

of the New Jersey State Teachers 

College, Montd&ir, which will be 

heard by a nation-wide radio audience 

over the WNHC network Thursddy 

night this week. October 10. 

The program by the choir of 50 

voices will be part Of a "Montclalr 

Day" observance. The students will 

'sing "Cio Down Moses," ft pegro spiritual, 

and "Kde Su -Gravy Moje," 

Slovak folksong. The broadeosit will 

be Irotn Wedgewood Ball, where the 

combined service clubs of Montclalr 

will be having a luncheon meeting. 

FIBB ALAOHt S¥BTS?l fBMJY 

Stone Harbbr'4 new;Ore ala*to 

Citoa Need For New State 

Fire Code For Hotel Safety 

Labor ConimiMionei- Report* on Survey; New ; 

M«MMW Meg BmJHu$e,B*?» VmCOet ; 

m 

A new flre code for hotels is 

definitely needed' In New Jersey to 

meet modem conditions, Labor Commissioner 

Harry C. Harper declared 

this week, la summarizing findings 

of a survey of hotel safety conditions 

during tho past summer. 

Harper said that findings of violations 

Indicate d need to continue 

the survey to cover cities other than 

tbose already checked. 

"Our investigation disclosed; that 

while some of the municipalities and 

tors for seasonal workers, covered 26 

different resorts with almost 1S0O 

hotels. A close check wa» raWje Jn 

354 hotels Where » t^tal of 1074 Hre 

safety vtolatlons weps n: UHBMAN I. MITCHELL: 

By virtue ef an order ef the €onrt 

of Ghancery of the state of New Jersey 

de on the Sith day of eeptemher, 

1@47, in a cauiie wherein Evelyn 

Mitchell Is pctltli 

idant, you are 

answer the petith 

bofo 

you are de* 

hereby required te 

1 of petttloBer on or 

• of "December r^st, 

*eof, such decrie will 

the* ohan- 

1st 

default th 

durod nsai 

y 

cellor shell think eo.uital>!o and Jijst, 

Tho ubject of gald ault Is to ohtaln 

a decree of divorce butwoon said petitioner 

und you 

Dated: September 30, 1947. 

AUGUSTUS s. aOBT"**", 1 . 

"Solicitor of Petitioner. 

National Bonk Building, 

, t— Oewn .Olty, N. J. 

IU-3-ltpt. *7.»3 

O/ 

IN OMAKCERV OF "NEW 

TO: 

BD1VAHD II. JACO11, MltS. EP- 

WJUU) II. JAOOH. EDNA KINO, 

FALMI51""". KINO, lmHl>iln(l or Edna, 

Klnir. Helm, (lovlseeif atlu personal 

rLpnnetitutlve^ of CL.AUICNOE C. 

liKiaVER. 

tloceeHCil, or their or 

any of tliuli' heirs, dovlflees. exeoutoftt, 

admlnlstrutni'fl. tfrunteea, as 

sltcns. or enccessors 111 rlffht, 

title 

or internst"; 

"By virtue of an Order of tho Court 

Chancery of Now Jersey, 

itiade on 

e date hereof. In a Cnuso wherein 

City 

you 

ef ocean dlty, a municipal CQF~ 

Ion of tho atatu of Now Jeriioy,- In 

lainant, and Edward II. Jacob, 

wife, and otheFa, are defendanta, 

ire required to appear and answer/, 

unonded Wli of complainant en 

before tlio llth day of November, 

t, or thai said anUBdod Bill win 

he taken as eanfeued nmilniit you. 

The said gmeBdeeV Sill is filed to 

ireclose the equity of redempttoa of 

four (4) Tail Male Oerliflcates mads 

by Henri' T, Fould* and B. W, Bur- 

OollHtoFs of Taxes of the City 

of Ocean Olty, to the'Olty of Ocean 

COROAIRE 

A REMARKABLE JfgdU 

INVENTION! 

6AS SPACE HEATER 

Heats 3-Bedroom Apartment 

or House 

Fully 

TU«[ Hf AT kialANCII 

— Only COROAIRE 

ln you' thli trinajph 

hextinxenalneerina- 

THESE OUfSTANDINQ FEATURES 

VFur"n!nite.(ieJiht^ In mined waj- .J^*^ «" fxaatl fot tun 

3, OanMnwUud obtut tar opol a> I. Hijh poww, slow ipttd mnUa 

SEC THE NEW 

« « ; 

. ly 

County of f Cap. Hn> »na 

Now Jtra./; «nd rnv. KIl 

JACOB, *ro to«d« H 

Moaiua Jou are I h 

portion of tho pruil 

Mid nmondml Bill of 

mm 

Mâso* ^^f^Sy^^rg 

(endut* SHaBH sou «rt ,tgjj > huatuoi) 

or Wna mat.jm 

by .»a (rf rt»ht of 

opurtMT.« otitrwlss, BW^WM:!^ 1^ 

ttMM. Ill th* premuais In qOMtloB; _«5* 

ie prem 

ALHEa 

d 

tvUM* a D 

reunUtWai ot. CLAEBNOK O.^BB1 

EH, dec«Hd. or tlmr or any of th#r| 

MlrB, devlieca eranttn. ado'-'— ' 

ton, 

crantHa, aaslnu. or 

In right, tills or latireat, an 

parllet daftndant bacaua« yon 

helra of Olorence q, H>«v*r, 6f) 

record ownar of ,a portloD 4C ^htf ^ 

la« In qtuatlon. and may than 

btve an Interest In nun*. 

Dated: sapumtw lt. 1*ul«t*rd, qswiUu Dnw, oi- i 

uu 

-. S*T~ i ^, !• 

KsittiiiMS 

| | 

^ ^ ^ 

"> 

I

Launched in 

Accident & 

Complaints Filed * 

[Âgainst Taverns 

For SeUing Beer 

from M«e I) 

Oemetery, English Creek, 

ly last week, with full mllljr 

honors, following funeral serv- 

> at the Middleton Funeral Home. 

7W persons attended the 

; at which Rev, Richard dark, 

pet the 1 Ftret Baptist Church, 

ted. Cars filled with floral 

farmed part of the funeral 

lm to the cemetery. Madden 

the Navy during the war. 

•'< A valley wu fired over his grove 

ta-» 

squad of fellow members of 

the Somers Point post, Veterans of 

R i 

Wars. The squad was comby 

Joseph McCracken. The 

comprised: William. Epple. 

t, .._n stebblns, David Massey, 

t;'AlThpmag NeHl, Julius Helm and John 

Jyaune, A bugler from the Atlantic 

v 'City Naval Air Station, Pomona, 

• v •otmded ."Taps", 

KUner' Gregory, Charles Maenner, 

?*. BBW»rd Roff and Charles Thomas 

jr&re the color guards on duty. Poll- 

/Mno 

Included: Joseph Clinton, 

fetack My, Edward Fenske, Robert 

Tugee, Joseph Maenner and Leonard 

Wtoh 

Charles Monnery, Albert Gorrett 

if * fcfld AUen Rlaley, In uniform, com- 

' poaed the guard of honor. 

T>0 body Of Molvin H. Wellt, 18. 

,,pf Mrs. Evelyn Wells, of Clcmon, 

was sent there for burial. He 

hdfhetfa 

redding In Somers Point. 

BtHJQHT BEEB, TOEY SAY L 

Ohafges against the taveny proprietors 

and bartenders were filed 

NEtef two other survivors of the acd4ent. 

Earl W. Graham, 20, and 

Joseph Clinton, 19, both of Somers 

Pofofc had signed written statements 

tb4t" they bought < and consumed 

, bepr Wt the two Somers Point tav 

etna and two In Egg Harbor Town 

|V,*bJp, Polaik Anfle's, on the Wlilte 

HotM Pike! and Peach Orchard Inn, 

p Wre rd, Farmlngton, 

The taverns end their personnel 

., fnvolyed at Somera Point are 

". Harry Styer, operator of an Inn 

S»X OB Maryland av.; his bartender, 

it t paUld- Patterson; Philip Corcione 

1 Andrew Comaglia, operators of 

Anchorage Tavern, Delaworo 

PBay am, and their bartender, 

Raymond pinfcelton. 

iClty Council Is expected to take 

' lucliillnary action against tht-ie 

' {dates. The State Alcoholic Bev- 

Bfage Control and thu city of NorthjBeld 

also are investigating the case 

The Button wagon went out of 

^Vntrol •* 6:35 a, m Sunday, Ooto- 

S.' her, 12, and crashed Into a pole 

Modal 186 

VdN.E HBNBJOD, Director 

Adult Evening School,' 

Ocean City High School' 

I am interested In enrolling, In the Adult Evening School for 

the 1047-48 term. I prefer to take my course on' (underline one), 

Tuesday ... Thursday evenings. Please enroll me for the following, 

course (check first, second and third choices): 

Food pi Public Speaking . . , pn 

Woodworking . . % . . I—I Typewriting I I 

Ceramics .• .'. i .^. , f"~l. 

Sewing (Advanced) . . r—| 

Sketching . . . . . •. f~J 

Practical Home Nursing . I I 

Sewing . . , . . . , I I Recreational Dancing . I 1 

Choral Singing . . . . . I I Bookkeeping and I I 

L—I Accounting I—I 

Aerial Navigation . . . I 1 Plastic and Leather I I 

I—I Craft I—I 

Name 

Address *\ 

Telephone . . . 

1, agree to pay the required registration fee I*)i».BouJ»vKfil• 

•ndothert. PfnmnftUjr, h« U In 

f»wr of eUUng It IftpWUa 

Boulevard, u a memorial to 

Ocean 

City pen who hav» 

fought wd died lri Ml wan, 

VoUee Chief Robert J. LMkey waa 

preparing Monday to place warning 

rtfieators at North it, wd W*st av,, 

where tha new 100-foot pavement 

suddenly narrows down to a 30-foot 

paved 1 roadww. between North si, 

and Battereea rd. 

Tbt n»rrow itrlp, fortunately, is 

on the light side, so that northbound 

traffic normally would be 

traveling on that Mi, But Chief 

Lackey propose* to kin no chances 

(hat erratic drivers might cruh Into 

a house that occupies a let Just 

beyond the end of tba wld«r rtrlp. 

n» newly-pnved portion of Wwt 

av, was open to trwfie, Wednesday, 

(ram 7th at. to North i|., atid it 

would be completed well beypnd 

»th st. by the end of this week. By 

Wednesday night the first l»yer 

WM practically completed to 8th it 

Laying of pavement was delved 

early this week because of water 

main trouble encountered In the 

street between 7th and 1th sti., but 

by 

Wednesday the pavers had 

reached Bin it. 

It was announced at commissioners' 

meeting Wednesday that the 

12th and 14th st. intersections will 

be open to traffic over tha week 

and, 

Police Coping With 

Unusual Epidemic 

of Stray Dogs 

More stray dogs are at 'large in 

Ocean Olty this fall than at any 

other similar period within memory, 

according to the police department 

which has been receiving complaints 

from property owners about the dogs 

damaging their properties. 

Police have concluded that this 

unprecedented "epidemic" of strays 

Is an aftermath of the record-breaking 

summer season. 

They believe 

that the dofs were pets brought 

here by summer people ana aban 

doned when they returned home, 

The S.P.O.A.—the city's official 

dog cateher—is picking them up ai 

rapidly as they are found. 

Football Squad Insured 

• The ocean City football squad It 

now fully covered by accident insurance, 

Dr, Frank P. Bogie, city 

superintendent of schools, notified 

the Board of Education Tuesday 

night. The coverage, effective during 

the past two games, protects the 

players In practice as well as during 

games. 

Youth Center 

Plans Discussed 

CantUM* from psft 1 

organization. 

The building would be open on 

WEdnesdayi, from 7 to 10 p,m, and 

Saturdays, from J p.m. to midnight 

for upptrclassmen, and Mondays, 

from 7 to i pM, for Junior High 

School students and Freshmen, 

The Exchange Club proposes to 

install a milk bar and various davices 

for games. The locker half 

would be reserved for the Use of 

athletes during athletic oompetition, 

under the supervision of their 

coaches, 

Creation of a suitable 

youth 

Center has been under discussion 

several yews. The plan to use the 

tennis club building is considered 

the best that has been proposed. 

WENE.LBGES S. J. UNITY 

At the Exclmnge Olub meeting 

Monday, former Congressman Elmer 

H. Wene told the members that if 

South Jersey Is to accomplish anything 

In the way ol Improved transportation, 

better highways and a 

tunnel under the Delaware River, 

the entire district, lucludliig Ocean 

City, wUl have to support the cam 

JOBLESS PAYMENTS DECREASE 

Unemployment 

Insurance pi 

ments In New Jersey totaled «,5fc,,- 

32a In September, a decrease of 5,3 

per cent from payments of $7,768,320 

in August, 

Je also endorsed proposaU that a 

yacht basin and winter Industries be 

*stal>llshed here, and urged club 

members to work tor both, 

Tto olub is pjanniril to sponior a 

safely w«ek proirtjn, aurtni whlsli 

Closing November 1st 

Before we Close get your needs 

Yarns - Embroidery Work 

American Lady Rug Yarns 

Ez-Duz-It Knitting Frames 

Dorothea Robinson —Yarns 

662 Boardwalk Open Evettings 

Hpk«,'.blla!lr « 

tWjMftftr patrol 

pfcogmm, wd MUdM 1 , tepee to n* 

M th outstanding patroL 

Want. Invalid Chairs, 

Crutch«iReturned 

8om» mm ago, Oce^n City's 

"Lady Bwita Claua", Mn, Ort^ 

J1LSL 

Hen's How f h« Modern 

Acme 

SAVES 

YOU MONEY 

A larger (election of quality 

foodt with money-Hiving valua* 

all down th* line every 

day of the week. 

{pMand mi WW for by o, 

KENWARD 

> Acme for Qualify Meals* All Beef, lamb 

10. S. Gov'r Graded, and Properly Trimmed 

, Freih-KHIed, NarthwesMm 

YS?57 €: % : 45 C 

— WOE 

, • OPEN m 

Phone 1380 811 

0M« City, N. t. 

Nationally Advertised He 

"HIWINO TO MAKE YOCB ] 

B 

[Beef 

iBsef 

"43c 

" > t5e 

"35c 

Soup ieef ""••"•"* "29« 

Popper Hash "19c 

FishCakes 1 "" 

2'" 15c 

Ganuino Qualify lamb 

rSLAMB Ib ST 

ulder "45c 

"29c 

Loin Lamb Chops 

lb 79c 

Rib Lamb Chops 

lb 69c 

Lamb Chops * lldr 

'"55c 

* All Smok*d, Skinned 

| WhoU or f Hh*r Hall 

f fat and •kin r«mev«d, ihtwt thank, weighing 8 Ibt c 

Ib 

"Perc* String^' by Famou$ Lady 

FAMOUS LADY 

Fattcy Redtlth Fillctt 

Fresh Flounder Fillets 

Genuine Haddock Fillets 

Fresh Large Shrimp 

Fresh Select Oysters 

[OLE CORN- 18' 

•i4« 

25' 

38' 

3$e 

39c 

890 

Familial* ilringiaH 

CUT ORIIN 

IAPPLE 

mtm 

asco c«ii 

1y««ft'ATLANTIC AVE, 

OCEAN CITY 

G. I. George 

WATCHMAKER 

fefttefi¥ with 

3, E. OALDWELL * GO, 

Phll.dclphi. 

Watch Mid Jewelry Repairs 

3rd Floor NiHsiill Bunk lidf. 

801 Anbury Ave. Phone 1781 

Home Mute 

Spaghetti Sauce P l > 

with pnh 

Ton tut Itillu OfttMMf 

Bane Mmde IUIiiui H.» 

FRANK LONGO 

. ISM MB SIMPSON AY 

* Im VcUaw mtdbti Manga 

..mm 

, Atlantic City 

Electric Company 

Common Stocks 

i 

tJpon Request 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton PI. 

OCEAN CHI, N. J. 

Representative 

Hess & Co., Inc. 

rain. ««* 

I'hn.drlphl. 

Call O. C. 18S8-M 

and Week Enfli 

from 

thrown out savagery, selfishness, arrogance 

or excessive pride. We 

might keep in mind 'that we are 

only nine generations old since, the' 

landing ot the pilgrims. 

"When a nation became great and 

civilized It laid down the tools of 

industry and agriculture and went 

to war. No aggressor has won a 

war: the vanquished holds resentment 

and may lie dormant for years, 

dreaming of revenge. Thus war 

goes from nation, to nation and pack. 

NO PEACE AS YET 

"We have had the League of Nations, 

the Kellogg-Briand Pact, the 

Peace Pulace at Hague; now we have 

the UN, with its charter developed 

to function in a world of peace, 

which, as yet, we do not have." 

In order to better, understand 

the Dinted Nations the speaker suggested 

comparing them to six peas 

In a pod. The peas comprise the 

Secretariat, members of which owe 

their allegiance to the ON exclusively 

und who are the first citizens of the 

world in our history: the Security 

Council; General Assembly; World 

Court of Justice to settle international 

disputes or disagreements; 

Economic anil Social Council and 

Trusteeship Council. 

HULL SUGGESTED VETO 

The veto power in the UN, Mr. 

Hoskell pointed out, was suggested 

by Cordell Hull, NOT, as many be-, 

lieve, by the Russians. 

The veto 

acts as a bridge between totalitarian 

and democratic governments on 

which additional discussion may 

tuke place on a disagreement and 

result in compromise. 

A third World War !« Improbable, 

he said. RussU. lacks the 

beef to feed an army; and 9B'A 

per cent of (he Rusdiuu are NOT 

Comrnonlsts. However, the One 

and a half per cent who are Communists 

are la power, and a Russian 

mar be shot for grumbling 

about the government. Under the 

circumstances, It would be national 

snieUe for Russia to start a war 

with us, he contended. 

CONFiDBNOI NEEDED 

In concluding, Mr. Haskeli urged 

p audience to remember that the 

N needs time to operate. 

"We must have faith and confidence 

In the United 'Nations and In 

the editors of our great newspapers." 

he said, "It is our duty to know 

both aidtB of any matter, and our 

editors. present hoth side§ in 24 

»••«••••»»•••»••••••••• 

tNew Location!! 

MORGAN 

I Radio, Washer and 

Appliance Repair 

NOW OPEN 

: 405 ASBURY AVE. 

; at yonr service always 

! Phone iS26W 

»••••»•«•««««•«•»•••••• 

Owners, Attention! 

Now to the tUnc to sell 

We have buyers for 

BUNGALOWS AND 

TWO FAMILY HOUSES 

ANT LOCATION 

Quick Action Given 

BRAKER 

330 Atlantic Avenue 

GARRISON 

Ocean City's Friendly Jeweler 

DIAMONDS - WAVCBES 

SILVERWARE 

Clock, Watch and Jewelry 

Repairing 

Av. 

ftone HH 

Eyes Examined 

Oliiases Fitted 

Phone 

IBM 

Dr, Roger a URosa 

Optometrist 

615 Eighth Street 

OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

—Office Ho»f»— 

Dully SlMto Silt _ 

No Houn on Wed, and Boa, 

/ MSB, and Frt. XVE, b)f App'L 

msr. 

PERSONAL 

PRINTING 

Stationery 

• Announcements 

Bea 

"iviFdertid" 

""-*^ 

Mary WE 

Membett 

Corsoii, ot Ocetri Vle», 

Xeah t. HDghed. 

-_',i 

DISCUSS CN1T TEACBUrO 1 • ' t. 

Tlie unit nutthof} ot tâcUiut^viik 

token up in the P^Ttt P^*1* T 

^ *a^ 

explained that in this /teijablnf 

method the teacher must Mve * 

perfect understanding of the iQbject 

and must plan, tnink and StUtty 

with her puplu. 

TIVD 'Children antl 

'caiher must come to an uniJW- 

Umdlng about whit Uje unit it to 

i> und the child should;feel «ic

t,** 

>'£3 

*pi, 

f'JBiiSffiy 

i t 

J 

I 

&-*•• • 

>WER SHOP 

Avfouo Phone 0277 

Hallowe'en Party Time 

boaqoet at u» followta* 

^b _ lanterns 

Htterewett 

and 

f" £ajf* Hmu on order 

r '|tap«i aad Orchids, etc. 

' " ' HHM O *N OBOWN 

CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

*•*» MlilBBdl— 

$1.00 Bunch 

* Own onr field 

for your garden 

fl.W at the farm 

lanoiilf BOy 

AQES, WEDDING BOUQOETS, DECORATIONS 

PtANTS, DIBH GARDENS, TEKRABJUHS, 

BOUQUETS, BASKETS MM! FUNERAL DESIGNS 

WAUE A BLOCK AMU SAVE MONEY—OPEN liM HI I 

[^LftGAJSer JOHNSON 

SCHOOL o/ 

DANCE ««oinl Methodist Church when Mrs, 

Rene Haley, 7S0 Aabury av, becomo 

the bride of William L. Olibert, 78 

W. 17th st. Rev. Jesse Richards 

ofilciated. 

The couple will visit relatives and 

friends in Cleveland and at. Louis 

Adams, Mrs. Hazel McOee, Mrs 

inna Camburn and Mrs. Pearl 

flouder. 

on their weddini 

MSfflURflnT 

9th St. nt the 

Boardwalk 

• 

CUmd Thorsibiy a. 

•fit- it~ l - **•> 

trip, returning 

here about November I. 

Mr, ailbert Is engaged in the eon, 

traetlng business. The bride for; 

merly managed Btalnton's cosmetic 

department. 

They will reside ai 720 Asbury av. 

MES. THORPE TO VISIT 

FAMILY IN KANSAS 

Mrs. Ray Thorpe, 403 18th st., 

lans to leave here next week for 

her native town, Ellsworth, Kansas, 

where she will spend a month visiting 

iiei sisters, Miss Marie Bower, 

Mrs. Harry Kunkle, Mrs. W. E. 

Wood, and Mrs, Joseph Beitz. 

ATTEND STATE W.C.T.U. 

CONFEBENCE 

Mrs. Jennie LpUK and Mrs. Hera 

BBntham attended the State conference 

of the W.C.T.U. last Wednesday 

and Thursday at the First 

Presbyterian Ohurch in Atlantic 

Oity as delegates from the local 

chapter. 

Dining Out? 

Warren's Marine 

Bsitte 4 

Restaurant 

iDK Cam Btoy 

Urber 

Cape May 

, , , Itoaste, steaks, 

Stafoods . . , . 

• premnM by famona 

Chef ALPHONZIA 

"Like « meal aboard ship" 

• 

Berth Jersey's NEWEST 

Eatoorant 

Op«ii noon toIJSO DaBy 

Breakfasts 6-10 

SaiBrtay and 

GOOD FOOD «w 

% GOOD SERVICE 

DINNERS 

from $1,00 

1 to 8 P. E 

SUNDAY DINNER 

It NODS It 1 p.ML 

LUNCHEON 

U to i P. H, 

BREAKFAST 

i A. M. to ii Nmm 

P LYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Few Tickets Left for 

Artisans* Dinner 

Harry Bonham. 

• • * 

CAMI oltNI VNS HEBE 

Mr. and Mrs. Riehard B. Oniey, 

400 48th st,, entertained last week 

Mr. and Mrs. John Stack, of San 

Pranclseo, Over the week end they 

also entertained Miss Anna Me- 

Veagh, of Philadelphia, 

yesterday Mr, and Mrs, Onley 

mqtored to PWlBdelphJa, where Mr. 

and Mrs, Stack left for their home 

* *• 

BBTUEN FROM BLAIBSTOWN 

Mrs,. Justine Kreps and.Mrs, Robert 

K, Bell retumtd home Bunday 

afternoon after spending the week 

end in Blairstown, wliere they vis- 

[ted Mrs, Krep's son, "Bud" who Is 

attending Blalratqwn Academy 

On Saturday they attended the 

Blairstown - Pennlneton football 

* m 

_ Mr and Mrs. Charles Muth, 826 

Boardwalk, have returned to tlieir 

winter home in Philadelphia,. ," ṙ *;.. 

Vote 

A discussion of a recent Reader's 

Digest Article, entitled "The Mir- 

for ftweek with Mr. and Mn, Hugh 

J, Seeker. In But PatwiOB, if. J. 

• • a 

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. . 

and son, Richard, of Rosemon 

were guests of Mr. and Mrs, i 

W. Powell, 1049 Asbury av, on 

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W, Bailey, of 

Salem, formerly of Ocean f" 

snent the week end with tl_ 

daughber, Miss Arien Bailey, at 8: 

Oentral av. 

Mr, and Mrs. Ilaney Lloyd Ohat- 

Un returned Sunday night from 

brief sojourn at the Mr Mountain 

House, Hchwenksville, fa, Bev 

R, O, Davis, pastor Of St. John's 

Lutheran Church, and Mrs, Davis, 

were iuests there at the same time, 

Mr, and Mn. Henry J. aourie. 

S100 •Wesley av., planned to leave 

Thursday this week tor fitPeters, 

burg, Ha., where they wiu spend 

the winter. 

* * • 

Mr. and Mrs, Wllliani E. Bosenberger, 

of PhUadelnbla, spent the 

week end with her parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. Francis, Swing, 416 Oentral av. 

Mrs. Rosenberger is the former Miss 

Rae Bwlng. 

* * • 

Mr, and Mrs. Harry S, Owens, of 

Buffalo, N. Y., are visiting her 

mother. Mrs, wllhelmum Offlerbaeh, 

MB Wesley av. Mrs. Offlerbaeh will 

return with them to Buffalo to 

•Bend, the winter.. • 

on aU questions on the Ballot 

Ordered and paid for by O, M. Council 19, Civil Bfrvtee Asm. 

BUSCH'S 


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SERVING 

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Fish That Are in Season 


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' South Broid Street, Philadelphia 

Clinton D. 

ajjdall R«d««• BwSSirf in- 

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day •* the home of Joyce Boas t- ••-»« 

dawrhter of », and Un, itm,^, ^ ^ 

AFPOI 

VERA ' * 

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MOD Alii 

34 CORINTHIAN 

We are Cat ' ^ 

TO DINNER PARTIES, 

BANQUETS or any eociaj 

No Outside Catering 

>tltlttMM»»< 

Johnson's tea 

Full Course Turkey Dinnm .g 

119 Shore Road Phone 659 

• SERVING FBTOAF ' 

HOURS 

11:30 to 1:30 

SUBMARINE 

' 

AWNING 

PROBLEMS? 

WINDOW SHADES 

CANVAS FLOOR 

CANVAS PRODUCTS 

JOSEPH K. VEABEY, 

Consult 

10NAL TENT & AWNING CO. 

r Avenue 

Phone g.|B4i 

TNOB 

BnABUIHED Hit 

"TUB AWVIMO WITH TMB TAILORED LOOK" 

iSH'S CLEANERS 

(Ninth Street 

Phone 1078 

Put Your Summer 

Clothes Away 

Ciena 

PBESHBN YOUR 

PALL WARDROBE 

WITH 

CLEAN CLOTHES 

• CLOSED OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 

i|7 Asbury Avt 

SUBMARINE SAND\ 

— OUB 8PECIALTI 

Al» Servln* . . , 

A Variety of Other Delicious I 

Ice Cream — Giant Milk 

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Delicious Food and Drinks • 

SNAPPER SOUP - CLAIM 

Good Eats Good Drinks 

*T0R AN ADVENTURE IN fiOODi 

WISSOW'.] 

RESTAURANT an/I COCKW" 

SOMERSPOINT,W,J. 

ANNOUNCING 

OUR NEW WINTER ~ 

Open Friday and Saturday fro»,4»»| 

Sundays from 12 now,- 

EVERETT BANHI 

Master of the Uftnuwmd ftWf 

Playlny; for your dinner and 


HARRYS 

NOTED FOR EXCELLENT! 

Maryland Avenue, 

• JAN 

PIANIST - A 

Fun, Music, Fine 

at Harry* Ifc, 

Phone: Soin«jf 

^ 

COOK' 

^k^b^ ^ ^ " ^ ^ ^k^^^ ^k^^' ^ ^ —^ — 

LONGPORt 

Fine 

Seafood - Steaks 

Cocktail Lounge < 

3l»t 4b 

. J U 

— THE — 

Wee Tot Shop 


FINE SELECTION 

of One and Two-Pltee 

SNOW SUITS 

•lie* I to t 

We specialize in 

HAND-MADE DRESSES 

— OPEN ALL YEAR — 

Says England in 

Desperate Need 

Research Speaker 

Tell* of Conditions 

to England and explained (bat the 

English people TeaJJy are on deaperntcly 

short rationa 

It wu «nnounced thai tjvo study 

§eur«M have been formeS within 

the club, an Alt Division, ltd by 

Miss Agnes Bradley, and a Literature 

Group ltd by Mrs. lûrence P. 

bunny. 

Tbe birthday dinner will take 

place Noveniber go at Plymouth Inn, 

and members will bave their hutbands 

as guests. 

Programs for the year ware dl»- 

trlbuted by Mrs. Clinton B. Mot, 

bi 

r 

Tbl oommlttee in charge of the 

covered dish supper which foUewed 

meeting, included Mrs. Gbartw 

VaoHoni, Mrs. Harriet S, Van 

Ollder, Mrs. James Mecray and Mre. 

J. Howard aharp. 

• • * 

Pocahontas Plan 

Trip toNew York 

Plans for a trip to New York were 

discussed at a meeting of Rite 

Council, o , Degree of Pocaliontae, Fridy 

day night, in The Sentinel-Ledger 

A number of niembers an making 

reservations for the stem show, 

"Annie Get Your Dun," Beservaona 

and money must be turned In 

i Mrs. Al Blum by Friday this week, 

A cud party followed the bualness 

session, fin. Harry Bojibam was 

high scorer In pinodile. 

Rfts. Gordon Duckworth was 

awarded a prize in the mershani 

club. Mrs. Raymond Price won 

attendance prize. 

A Hauewete party, foltowed by a 

covered dish cupper, will feature the 

nutting Hill Friday under the leadership 

of Mrs. Maud Sampson and 

Mrs. Barah MacDonald. 

* • • 

TO VISIT DAUGHTEB 

IN CALIFORNIA 

Mr. and Un, 8, L. 

Inlet rd,, left Mondaj tm 

montr 

YOUR HOME TOWN STATION 

IS PROUD TOANNOUNCE TBE 

APPOINTMENT 

OF 

EDWIN EKOHN 

AS GENERAL MANAGER 

..Mr. Kobn is well JUIOWP to. a host »f pitfpais of tills community- W* 

background and record in the fUJd of Radio u well 

1540 ON YOUR DIAL 

CONVENTION 

HALL, 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

MUTUAL AFFIUATE 

Ocean City QH friMexic* w 

On Staff of UNESCO Conference 

Attend Rally 

To Go to BnJtmvUle, 

Saturday 

.. Troop 1 

it Rally it 

t was an- 

' iday evei;t6 

a. m. at 

'he bus will 

Boners 

Llnwood 

m., the 

i M 

__ BDOUC 

cards on Sata 

stand beand 

the 

»v. The 

cooperate, 

ceramics 

..Jday tWi 

Cassel, 444 

, m, Monday at the But. 

* " ty committees 

refreshments; 

Loig Ramdecoratlns 

A, 

GIVES BIRTHDAT SUBPBISE 

FOB HEE HUSBAND 

A (surprise birthday party was glyflthel, 

Monday evening at their 

home, 34 Klrklln av., Uiiwood. 

Bed and Harriet _ 

[ Marian Hyde, Joe 

and 

SENIORS BACK FROM CANADA 

Mr. and Ma. Alfred E. Senior. 420 

Ocean av., have just returned from 

a two week vacation during which 

they spent some time at Hawthorne 

Inn In the Poconos and later made 

a trip into Canada. 

Mr. and Ma. Walter T, 

3rd st went the week end 

York Olty. 

idy, 

Jefferson Heads 

County Red Cross 

Price Named Member-at-Large 

^ 

At (he annual meeting of the 

Oapt May Csuniy Chapttr, Aatrloan 

Red Orosi, Monday evening, in 

AidCa*cer 

MlM Berbare Oeller, 626 Ocean there are more American cars In 

ay,, left Washington by plsne last Mexico Olty than In Hf« York and 

Tuesday night, for* Mexico City, that American soft drinks, such as Point H

•"•-? 'J't 1 . 

\ I 

* t 

• it' i j'-feli ...-2Jil 

Chap onor 

man 

p6D)TFUial airaneemade 

Thursday evening 

al testimonial dinner for 

W, Chapman 

. t meeting of the Somers 

1*8 and Women's Republl- 

, lee, it was decided to stage 

; at the Ocean Clty-somers 

" Oluh Saturday. Novemnlra 

at 8'30 p m 

h Saturd 

at 8'30 

e for the 

. 

p m. 

di 

^_Jinl at 830 p m. 

(QnUnlttee for the dinner and 

numt i md f H 

numts is c 

chairman 

F 

tee for the dinner and 

is composed of Harry 

man P k DP 

ompose 

, Pra 

d M 

sed of Harry 

ank 

DePeo, 

M Chl 

man, Prank DePeo, 

, Frands May, Charles 

. ^ J«y. Charles Smith, 

! < Mink. Joseph Weintraub. 

shard Hagenbucher, Maurice 

_ Mrs. Bornt Johnson. Mrs 

B Johnson, Mrs Charles Smith, 

/James Martin. Mrs Henry 

' Mm. John Wallace, Mrs Jo- 

"Velntraub, Mrs. Emma McCuo, 

» Oliver, Theodore Meskers 

nest Habgood. 

M. Mpaaghan, Jr., will be 

tfer. 

Congressman T MUqd, 

Senator Frank Farley. 

' 

Lewis P. Scott. Sheriff 

fnaeleand the Eepubllcaii 

; will tys among tlio speak- 

Athletic Club Beats 

Inlet Team for 2nd 

Straight Victory 

SOMER8 POINT—Pushing over a 

touchdown in the final minute of 

play, the Sornera Point 

Athletic 

Club grldmen annexed their second 

victory of the season Sunday afternoon 

by humbling the Inlet Social 

and Athletic Club at Fehrle Memorial 

Field, Somers Point. The 

score was 8-2. 

__ 

The Inlet club registered a safety 

late in the third period when Colin 

Vfaclnnls fumbled for the Pointers 

in the end zone. 

Maclnnls recovered 

the ball but was walloped by a 

host of Inlet taeklers for a safety. 

Although the teams battled away 

without any- threatening 

gestures 

during most of tho closing period 

he Pointers took advantage of a 

break with a minute to play Pre- 

\Iti hurled a 20-yard_pass which was 

Intercepted by Gus Balllet, who advanced 

the ball to the Inlet's two. 

On six plays, the Pointers crossed 

Gregory's Bride 

Couple UnitedJn 

Church Ceremony 

SOMERS POINT--Miss Rosemary 

Calmes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs 

I amir. 

lmes. daughter 

John Calmes, of A 

sin, 

become the 

David Oregory. son 

Walter G 85 

M. a 

ppleWm. 

bride of 

of Mr 

an 

. Wisconf 

Miner 

and Mrs. 

J 

the goal 

twice with the ball, 

being called back for offsides! However, 

BUI Shaffer hit the center of 

the line to score the winning points. 

The Athletic Club will play host to 

the Ventnor A. A. Sunday atternoor 

on William Pehrle Memorial Field, 

ad Oregory. son of Mr an s. 

Walter Gregory, 85 E. New Jersey 

av,, at a pretty wedding ceremony 

Saturday 

afternoon In Bethany 

Methodist Church, with Rev. Jesse 

Richards officiating at a double 

ring ceremony. 

The bride wore a white crepe 

street-length 

dress, with a silver 

sequin headdress with veil, and an 

orchid corsage. Mrs. Martin Perrler. 

Sister of the groom, bridesmaid, wore 

a dusty rose crepe street-length 

dress, with rose-flowered headband, 

brown accessories, and a corsage of 

pink and white carnations. -Walter 

Gregory, brother of the groom, was 

best man, and Martin Perrier ush,cr 

Mrs. Ann Davlson played the weddhig 

march. 

Following the ceremony 

there was a reception at tile 

flre hall, with 95 guests present. 

The couple left on nn extended 

honeymoon. 

mis 

Ih-ntrvit IJUtrlrt 

OP CONDITION OF THh NA^MÂ*, IIANh OF Ol(--A\l «IT*. I 

DI 

OF 

TH ttI, IIAh OF Ol(-Al «IT», 

JKRMhA. AT Tttli 

(LOSK Or III tlSf.SM O 

MIlp IN RtlONK 

M 

•NrTQBKRS. 1M1. FlHLIhllM) IN Rh.sl'ONHK Til (All. MAlth 11A KIMP 

• THOLLEK OF THE Clftl(k\O. LNDFB NI-CTIO'N n?ll. 1. H III \ 1*1-1 

' •CATCTES. 

5 JL ASBETH 

i OMB, Ulihcea with other banka including risen n 

lj" balanM. *nd rush IUIIIH In p n u of ...IIBCII ,n and dln-ounta (lni lu.llriK (1"? 15 OMrdrufUi 1 . M (i 1 | 

J;7^Baok prenilMin owned (.9 81)0 1)0 furniturn unil runup* 

" r. 1"1 

1. i'14 1 

$S3,»I7 114 

Other Aaaet* 

TOTAL 

ASSETS 

LIABILITILf 

JS. Demand depooiu of Injlvlduals. pnrtnershliin 

?*y 

tl 

p l i i 

aepOBlts of IndlvlduuM, partncrohU.n. and 

poratlons 

, DepoBltn or United stain r.ovcrnment (lnfludi 

poital «anng») 

, DWoelts or fltntes anil pollti.ni ,ul,dH l«l,,n« 

. ptker deposltR (rertlriod HIIII ......IIIIT'. ,-II, nn , i, 

TOTAL 

DEPOSITS 

TOTAL 

LIABII.ITIEH 

TAPIIAI An III NT-. 

"typltll Stock 

Co) Common stock, total par $150.000.01) 

l 

1 9 ^ 

^ t 14 ~(n " 

ted proflta 

TOTAL CAPITAL ArfOl'NTB 

TOTAL L1AP1I int8 

AND IAIMTM 

ACCOUNTS 

UbUOIilMII M 

pledged or asstffned to arrurG Iiubimiii mil 

for other purponpa 

. ) OF NEW JERSEY' f-OUNTY OF UAl'fc MAf 1 

I, Brae* P. Dlroon, caaliler of tjio ftbo\u njimitl |H 

Aa abo\a atatemeut 1B true to the btat or rny Imi 

mid no 

.. . II 

to and vubacrlbed lefuro me i| 

day or October, 1947 

I 

o a I. tuiilv jtm*ur 

'.v und 11 Utf 

UKIIlfc V lUJfflN ( ,,,|||lr 

J \Mth l{ MI VII I 

. 111,80 

SYLVIA BROWN. 

Notary Public. 

H \lt()| It I, 

I orrfrt— \m 1 

1WVEM, 

Miss Sylvia Eliason 

Bride-Elect, Given 

Surprise Shower 

SOMERS POINT — Miss Sjlila 

Ellason daughter of Mr anr iinttm prlv 

att' nnd nomt prH tile 

"û liluiniT room 

Ml utnti.lL* rooinp nicelj furtHitltcJ nlid 

Wo

I I 

\SS 

"v. 

I • wer*~ bounced 

• president, Josepit 

To be sure you do not have cancer, 

or to detect cancer early while 

it ta* still curable, have a complete 

physical examination by your family 

doctor at least once a year. 

It- 

POINT THEATRE — Ph. Somera Pi; 698 

r 8iid Saturday. October 24-25 

GLENN FOBP — JAMS CAETER 

U FRAMED" 

and Monday, October 26-27 

LIZABETH SCOTT — BIJRT LANCASTER 

"DESERT FURY" 

'Tuesday, October 28 

ROBERT YOUNG — RANDOLPH SCOTT 

"WESTERN UNION" 

^Wednesday and Thursday, October 29-30 

f • DOUBLE FEATURE • 

PAUL KBLLEY _ 

SHELIA RYAN 

"DEADLINE FOR MURDER" 

— and — 

"BRINGING UP FATHER" 

; Friday and Saturday, October 31-Nov. 1 

JOHN PAYNE — MAUREEN O'HARA 

"Miracle On 34th Street" 

IR C L E 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Sonters Point, N J 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMERS POINT 

Prepare for Shortage 

f' 

Buy Now for Your 

HOLIDAY NEEDS 

; While popular brands are available 

SAVE — SAVE — SAVE 

5% Discount In Case Lots 

COLD. BEER IN CANS 

Fall Electrical Work 

are at 

WILLIAM S, ANDERSON 

M t 

WBGISTEBra ELECTRICIAN 

r. 4th & Asbury Ave. Phoo# 1771 

BesUcnon %Z JPtat Btntt , 

:'$ Canvas Products, inc. 

123 - ath Strcat, Ocean City 

tiNGS • SHADES 

• TIAN BLINDS 

IONS and CURTAINS 

»: Oewui City 16M 

Now At Village 

The long-awaited "Forever Am 

heads a varied bill of film rare at 

the Village and Strand Theatres this 

week, plus comedy. Western and 

drama movies, starring a number of 

Hollywood favorite*. 

Brief resumes of the scheduled 

programs follow: 

STBAND 


Paramount's "Golden Earring 

co-starring Ray Milland and ML 

lene Dietrich. Is an adventurous ac 

count of what happens when a 

British officer Is saved from pursuing 

Nads by ft quick-thinking; 

Murder" against, a radio back 

ground highflghts Warner Brother) 

mystery thriller, "The Unsuipe 

with a east including Claude) 

Joan Caulfleld, Audrey Totter, 

stance Bennet and Surd HatMd, 

>oundMdAin f Caught 

Prize in N. J. Contest 

The first marlln to figure in the 

Fishing 

Tournament 

emerged this week as winner of the 

"Pish of the Month" award in tha 

salt water division for September. 

The fish, wolghini 

taken off Ocean 

76 pounds, was 

and introducing new-comer, Michael 

VILLAGE 

' 


"Forever Amber." teohnicotor 

sereen-Blay of the year's most 

talked-about novel, stars Linda Oar. 

nell as Amber, one of the most 

jesuUful women of the time, who 

used her charms to obtain the 

lings she most desperately wanted. 

Cornell Wilde plays Lord Garlton, 

gnd George Sanders appears 

as 

King Charles II, of England. Other 

pustandinj members of the east are 

Biohard preen, Olenn Langan and 

Richard Haydn, 

1 based on 

- -—, — ^ = ~,.^.e, Adolphe 

MenjoUj Marguerite Chapman and 

Michael Q'Bhea, 

Wednesday and Thursday, 

Next Week 

Cowboy daring, Indian fury, stam. 

"ling cattle and aU the trappings 

a true Western, feature "The 

__Jt Bound-Up," starring Qene 

Autry and Ms famous horse; Cham, 

plon. 

The east also includes Jean 

Heather, Ralph Morgan, Oaro 

Thurston, Mark Daniels and the 

Texas Bangers. 

Friday and Saturday, Neirt Week 

Felix "Doc" Blanchard and Olenn 

rwvis, the tamed "Touchdown 

Twins' from West Point, appear In 

"Spirit of West Point." The piiture 

stresses the jreat traditions of West 

Point, showing the scholastic struggles 

of Mie cadets and the glory won 

on the field of athletics. 

)g 76 pot 

„.* ^ K , City September fl, 

by Albert H. Caesar, Jr., of 713if 

Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia. 

The 

tournament, now in its seventh year, 

Is sponsored by the New Jersey 

Council, Department of Economic 

Development, 

The contest trophies will be pre- 

Safe) 

$4,380; Wildwood 

& 24'1947 

meeting of the Toms River 

Club in Toms River. 

Mr. Caesar made his catch, a 

white marlln, while fishing from 

Captain Robert Utchneld's boat, 

The Broadbill. The party was trolling 

for tuna when the marlln appeared 

and followed the boat. Mr. 

Caesar's line was baited with a side 

of dolphin, and the marlln struck. 

It' was landed after ft play of SS 

minutes 

Mr. Cacsur Uied an IS 

thread nylon lliie. 

Workman Pica After 

Fall From Roof 

A skull fracture, received when he 

lost his balance on the top of a 

house he was helping to move In 

North Wildwwd, Friday, resulted In 

the'death Saturday at 12,-SO p. m, of 

Bdward Btelnbeffer. 42. of Piiree's 

Point, near Court House. 

He was taken ta Mace's Hospital. 

North Wildwood, for first aid treatment, 

then was brought to shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers •Point, 

where he died. 

Stelnberger. who 1a survived by 

Ms wife, was Interred in Fairview 

Cemetery, following funeral services 

Wednesdiy at the Matlaek Funeral 

Komi, Court Mouse, 

_:aydn, 

Monday and Tuesday 

"Mr. District Attorney, 

the radio program of _ 

nime, stars Dennis O'Keefe, 

Denies Bookmaking 

Louis Stadler, cigar store proprietor 

at 8th st. and Central av,, who 

was indicted recently by the county 

grand jury on a charge of bookmaking, 

pleaded not guilty Monday 

before County Judge A, J. Caflero. 

He has retained Congressman T, 

Millet Hand as his legal counsel. 

Urges Compromise 

On Bridge Train 

A compromise plan to continue 

operation of the only daily bridge 

train to Philadelphia two or three 

days a week for shoppers was offered 

Friday by WUliam 6. Hunt, president 

of the County Chamber of 

Commerce. 

Hunt expected to confer this week 

With representatives of the ~ 

jjylvania-Reftding 

Seashore 

The railroad Is presinUy operal 

the bridge train during October al 

Penn- 

Lines, 

ting 

e bri 

a test. 

Addresses of Voters 

in Service Wanted 

Stirling W, Cole, county clerk, has 

asked families of persons in military 

service to forward their ad. 

dresses to him, and 

election ballots to 

service personnel. 

he will mall 

the 

county's 

safe at the Macon Hotel. 315 E.I 

Wildwood av. 

Bruno Szczesna, owner of 

thai 

hotel, which was closed for the win* I 

ter, said the money was to have been I 

used for alterations. The sate was I 

on the second floor of the building. I 

Detective Anthony Fulginlty said I 

there was no forcible entry and that 

a key apparently was used to enter 

tile property while the owner was 

away. 

The safe door was pried open 

after having been knocked off Its 

hinges by the thieves, 

Point Man Enters 

Dickinson 

George Terrat, Jr.. Laurel and 

Village dr. Somers Point, son of 

George C, Terrat, has been accepted 

as a freshman at Wllllamsport Dickinson 

College, WilUattUport,, Fa. 

Mr, Terrat attended Pemiington 

Preparatory School and while there 

he participated In football, baseball, 

track ma swimming activities. He 

was sports editor of the school paper, 

"The Tower", and a member of the 

ite in the college's 

1 celebration this 

Two Evenlnc Shows Starting 7 

ft ^ 

Air Condttloned «j'' 

• 

Thutwiay, Friday Mid y 

BAY MILLAND — MARLENE Dl 

QUENTIN REYNOLDS ~ BRUCE 

"GOLDEN 

also NovcIUmn' hi color, 

SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean City's 

Yesterdays 

IT WON'T WORK! 

By MACKVNZIB 

JOAN OAULfTELD ~ 

CLAUDE RAltta 

CONSTANCE BENNETT _ Jnj, 

MICHAEL NORTH 

"THE UNSUSI 

also Color Cartoon 

r Friday mornlov ftt ttx* 

1 it, an About Fall Rentals? 

^fOM visitors would remain longer In Ocean City 

~'i 

owners of cottueei, apartments and business 

I would agree to rent them longer in the 

Thlg^tt,4he observation of one boardwnlk shop 

""' has found It surprisingly profitable to 

after most other shops have closed 

person cites the experience of 6fv- 

|,who would still have been here, had 

houses been available but they found 

rs were too anxious to close them, so 

off to Florida 

The same, we underto 

some boardwalk business properties 

here's one solution to the problem of 

id Ocean City s active season It's partly 

L 

We of Ocean City have always 

Of the season ending fairly early in the fall 

' 

ended right after Labor Day—until the 

us to stay open longer 

Now it tapers 

\ Perhaps if we Just "changed our 

season could profitably be prolonged 

ONE YEAR AGO 

Students of the Ocean City Academy 

were taken on a visit to the 

Philadelphia Navy Yard as guests 

of, the officers 

• * * ' 

Shore Memorial Hospital announced 

plans to add more beds to 

its nursery to keep pace with thi 

booming baby business which 

reached a peak of 18 there at one 

time 

* * • 

Miss Elizabeth E Shafte and 

Robert M. Reichanek were married 

at the bride's home by Rev, Robert 

C Davis. 

• * * 

Members of the D-AB, decanted 

the grave of Miss Mary L. Corsori, 

stepdaughter of one of the retort 

founders, at Petersburg Cemetery, 

• • * 

Heavy demand for meat, which 

soared when OPA ceilings were lifted 

began to decline to near normal 

after a week at freer but higher 

prices 

FIVE YEARS AC.O 

Seven resort garages were, ttppolntcd 

tire inspection stations under 

the new mileage rationing program 

to nave rubber and gasoline, 

Mrs 

Robert Lackey and Mrs, 

fjalph Chester were named Instructors 

for two dulses in home nursing 

to be sponsored for resort women by 

the Red Cross 

• • • 

Ferguson Express Co offered to 

Klve away five pianos which wece 

unnecessarily taking up space in its 

warehouse 

* * * 

Health classes for men and women 

were started at the high school gym 

under direction of Ray L, Flte and 

Miss Miriam RelehJy 

• * • 

Because of war conditions the Educational 

Association announced 

cancellation of its scheduled Clare 

Tree Mnjor plnys for children. 

Oar Thanlu 

to the old and new guests of 

whom, we hid the pleasure 

year. We trust that we will 

that privilege, many, muiy ti 

seasons to come. 

858 Asbury AVemw 

'''ft 

O 

shopkeeper mentioned above has 

tit has paid well to remain open this late. 

, residents and people from the main- 

~were too busy during the summer to 

gh shops are dropping hi these days 

j the shopkeeper busy, 

ras If some of us are passing up a good 

~ Blng our doors while potcntiul buyers arc 

I Bus - - - STOP! 

a motorist, fall to stop when you ap- 

E'ichool bus that Is standing still, you are 

"arrest and a lot of unpleasant consequences, 

jthe paying of u heavy fine and possible 

t-'qf your license, 

i't matter whether you overtake the bus 

l it, head on. Stute law requires that 

ffeomc to o full stop. You must not start 

In until the school bus has discharged or 

j student passengers, and until the chilifely 

off the street or highway, 

'motorists still do not seem to know that 

Uch a requirement, though the present 

ing school buses, with their large warning 

h easily recognized. 

• safety of the children, and to avoid 

lie for yourself, stop when a school bus 

34th $tra«t . Jut Over the Bridge 

m- BAR OPEN SUNDAYS 

the cure i* worse 

than tfie ailment/ 

Editorials Condemned 

From County Prew 

PLAN TO BELIEVE REAL 

ESTATE TAX BURDEN 

(Cape May County Time*) 

Charley fabh r C Eugene Darby exhibited 

Ihe black widow spiders to illustrate 

n talk on the deadly insects before 

the Rotary Club 

» * • 

The city moved to least property 

(Note—Last May, The Sen. 

tmri-Ledger commented upon 

an English women's magazine. 

In which the editor expressed 

the hope that Bnglish women 

might soon be able to again enjoy 

a few luxuries In their 

austere existence, 

A man in 

England, and a girl In Scotland 

have previously written to The 

Sentinel.Ledger, as a result of 

the magazine's quoting this 

newspaper's remarks. The man 

wanted some American magazines 

and the girl wanted Ocean 

City people to write to her. Reference 

was made to those letters 

last week. Herewith Is a third 

letter, received this week,— 

Miter,} 

PLEASE NOTE—The bon» fide 

name. Initials and address ef the 

writer must be published with 

every letter that appears In this 

department 

Short letters, tommentlni 

on any matter of local 

ameat Interest, are always welcome. 

They mast be In tUs office 

by Satorday, to Insure publication 

In the following week's Issue. 

-Editor. 

nerve writing this way, or say, a 

"you've had it, chum!" 

Perhaps you've heard of Grimsby 

before and perhaps you haven't in 

case you haven't, I'll five you a 

flight account of it. It's a place of 

about 100,000 souls, none of them 

immortal, I'm afraid, and one thing 

they're all proud of is the fast that 

It is the largest fishing port In the 

world over to you—perhaps you have 

1 Escort av,, 

Grimsby 

Lines England Octobtr B other Ideas regarding the largest, 

_ . . Dear Sir—I i'upp«« you'll wonder I r«v think I've written enough 

on the boardwalk for an architect to who the devil this is from and who ana 

cheerio, all the very b«st to 

erect a model home for public in- j[ r s supposed to be really written to, y° u 

"H in Ocean Olty, 

spection 

WeU, rve addressed it to you be- 

* * * cause there's no ttii else's gddress 

Mrs Floyd C Slmms and Mrs. i know of, ' 

Howard Brice were on a trip to 

what really started it all la this: 

Bermuda j WM looking mother's copy of 

Woman's Own over and bang on the 

Yours sincerely, 

fjjr.) f," W. Attelnson, 

(Note—Now that you've read 

this letter, how about exchanging 

some nugacineg with him 

and writini to Mm? There's a 

lot of mutual understanding 

needed in the world today!— 

Editor.) 

SOME QUESTIONS 

 

STABVING WORLD 

Editor Sentinel-Ledger — During 

ti ld N h 

20 YEARS AGO first page was an extract from a 

The First Baptist Church and Its cutting from your paper. As I've 

pastor. Rev C Walter Shelley, were been puzzling for months how I 

host to the 98th annual New Jersey could get in touch with someone in 

Baptist Convention for a three-day the V, B, A., well, I thought I'll try 

session. 

this way. 

• • • Perhaps I'd better tell you a little 

An ordinance for construction of about myself. 

I'm 31, ex-Amy six 

a new permuncnt type boardwalk on y*ars, and during that time and be. our shooting world war No, 2 there 

the line proposed by the Beachfront fore the war I read quite a few cfune no word of any of the nations 

Owners Association was introduced American magazines, but now they involved, starving. 

Where did the 

by the commissioners. are mther hard to get hold of, food come from, to feed the WBrrin( 

• • • No«r I come to the rather ticklish millions, to say nothing of those 

The Real Estate Board recom- part: I'd like to swap some English not under arms? 

mended adoption of a zoning law mafaSnes. and comics and boys' 

The Germans did not fted all 

for the entire city, as well as a books for American ones, and, not these millions—the same may ba 

building code 

knowing anyone, that's why I wrote said of England, France, Russia and 

• • • your paper, hoping you could put the rest—or did God sind down 

Donald Oartland Part Grand me In touch with someone. We get. Manna from heaven so they should 

Knight of the local Knights of OoAround about seven or eight maga- not starve? 

Oh, but maybe thes« 

lumbus. was honored at a testimonial *lnes every week at our house, war nations saved and stored for tho 

dinner nnd presented with a watch. There's me. Mom and Dad and my big gamble, and fought as long as it 

• • • young brother —he's 16 —and you lasted. Anyway, as soon as the 

Some of the original wedding can luess we have a bit of every- shooting stopped, »11 but one of the 

guests were present when Mr. and thing; in fact sometimes there are btlUgerants would starve Unless we, 

Mrs Edward M Button celebrated so many books we don't know what big-hearted Uncle with the whiskers, 

their 25th wedding anniversary with to do with them, 

, gave food to them, In ever-Increasing 

a dinner and bridge party at the ' if you could pass my address on quantities. Yet this one little coun. 

TAXES vs. MOSQUITOES 

(Cape May Star and Wave) 

The need for more Intensive mosquito 

control work in future summer 

seasons was discussed by the 

Cape May County Board of Freeholders 

recently, with Freeholder 

Corson recommending expansion of 

the program and a larger appropriation 

for the department to make 

such expansion possible. 

Today the problem is haw to wage 

county-wide onslaught 

against 

mosquitoes . . . and how to finance 

it 

It is rather generally agreed 

that spraying DDT from airplanes Is 

tlie most effective means of obtaining 

maximum coverage, for only In 

that way can the insecticide be applied 

to the vast areas of meadowland 

which are otherwise Inaccessible 

to machinery. 

The Mosquito 

Commission is now studying the 

problem of spraying by aircraft. 

Science has provided the apswer 

to the' old question of what can be 

done 

It is up to the 

May County to let "their 

officials know whether or not they 

favor spending the money necessary 

to do a real job of jno&qulto 

extermination. 

LET THE PENSION PICTURE BE 

PAINTED CLEARLY BEFORE 

ELECTION 

(Cape May County Gazette) 

Should a retirement system Tor 

county employes be placed in operation 

here? 

That is a question which will appear 

on Cape May county ballots in 

November 

It Ls a question to which 

the people of the county will supply 

the answer 

At first thought, the cost might 

WB prohibitive. Freeholder P. H. 

Jackson said It "probably" would be 

••about" (40,000, 

he employes, It 

are taking vacations In relays these autumn 

This week, for Instance, Harold Lee, the 

lean Individual who write* a large part of th* 

for which our readers grab every Thunday,H>ofTJn 

North Jersey parts, with some possibility that he may 

drop in to see Frank Ruggleri at Radio pity MqsUs 

Hall, New York. Ruggleri, business manager of Ocean 

City's municipal orchestra In summer, ta now in We ... 

_ 

Radio City Music Hall orchestra, and hag been anxious merit' 

to give members of our staff a behind-the-scenes peck, and " 

at that fabulous place, which operates with snchT 

smooth, split-second precision. i »• • 

Several of our vacationists have taken their rest 

periods on the highways, and they have returned with 

rather strained expressions on their faces. 

They report that there Isn't much motoring for „ , 

pleasure, any more. Perhaps, being newspaper people, "".' 

they're more accident-conscious than the usual driver. ir*!r;., „_., 

At any rate, they report that on their trips they Could 

ZTSZJÂJ 

never for a second relax their alertness at the wheeL SJT^ 

With highways so crowded and with so many dim- , 

wltted drivers on the loose, In old wrecks that should F" l^_^., 

have been Junked long since, the game of trying to Pftnowonc 

anticipate what they'll be doing live seconds hence 

keeps every cautious driver absorbed. 

One of our boys, driving at night on the outside' 

"slow" lane of the Pulaski Skyway, where he thought 

he was comparatively safe, suddenly found a parked] 

car looming directly in front of him. Just as a'following 

car was about to turn out to pass' htm. 

_,. 

To save himself from sudden death, he turned out P 1 ".'" 1 

ahead of the following car. It was touch and go, but 

he won. 

that t 

by.' 

Did you ever become lost at midnight In New York, 

City? One of us did. We were trylnj to drive out of 

the darned place, and we became tangled up with a 

persistent elevated. We would drive away and try to 

ignore it. but after a block or two, back It would wune. 

We'd be under It, dodging its unyielding pillar*, while 

trains roared overhead. 

Then there was the time when we were trying to 

make a certain town In Virginia before dusk. 

We 

were on one of Virginia's splendidly paved back 

country roads, and we were pushing Virginia's liberal 

60-mlle speed limit pretty hard. MUe after mile'we 

sped through the glooming- 

Then we came to the 

broad, placid Janies River—and sat and waited threequarters 

of an hour for a ferry 1 

the plble. .. 

did not vbualbt> th» *in 

developed on this earth. It > 

said, without any doubt, tli 

freedoms and liberties which 1_, 

our prosperity grew directly ,., 

the religions foundation Inld *y-< 

forefathers. 

• • + . . 

A "SECUEE FUTURE 

After'traveling around i 

and llviiig fora time un 

than 3a different.Dags, 11. 

* * • ! 

are 

AS 

Golf Club. 

WASHINGTON—Speaking of 

bureaucracy and whither-arcwe-drlftlng, 

the Federal govern* 

ment sends out 1,000,000,000 

forms and questionnaires each 

year to its citizenry and business 

Institutions—and 

expects answers 

back. It's called, among 

other things, red tapel' 

can I? 

Id like to SOB what yonr atUtnde 

toward things to and compare 

then with ours; It's rood to 

see things from more than one 

anile. 

THE HOUSE BUILT UPON A ROCK 

By COLLIER 

in Befuddled? 

[-known weekly news letter recently acit 

Truman of being befuddled. 

It 

bat he blows hot one day on the European 

the Russian situation, etc., then he blows 

:t day. 

's befuddled over today's endless riddles, 

ipathlzo with him. It makes him even 

then we have always thought of him. 

befuddled? 

warned that unless we eat less, Europe 

starve and go Communistic. We are reeat 

less when, In certain quarters, our 

.la characterized as a dole to a lot of 

are content to sit And do nothing to help 

as long as they can count on hand-outs 

Bam. 

the high cost of living on the law of 

demand and pay the rising prices withich 

of a gripe until we hear of governpaid 

to keep prices up, for some 

visionary reason that escapes us. 

the solemn Warnings, voiced by military 

men In high places, that Russia is, a 

almost Immediate threat to our peace 

Then we hear that Russia Is » hollow 

behind the iron curtain exists a dispeople 

.exhausted by war, which has set 

"s economy back to where It was when the 

war ended. We hear that Russia's threats 

are pure bluff, flut-we remember that 

'Were told the same thing about upstart 

w« didn't believe Hitler when he told 

. to do. 

In the entire history of mankind, have 

in such a mess.. Never have so many 

and never before has confusion reigned 

l 

to someone, I'll guarantee to send fry, with Its one industry, dug up n 

them all I can get hold of, and If living, though it stood tht most 

there's any particular type wanted, damaging, ruthless despoiling of all, 

I'll do my best. Can't say any more, 

Before tht entrance of the U,8,A. 

Into the conflict, we sold our sur. 

plus to a friendly (potential enemy) 

nation, go our boys were slain with 

the very Aapong made by our contribution 

to that enemy's war machine. 

Shall we ever grow up? Shall 

I hope you don't think I've got a we give grain to be hoarded, coal to 

be hoarded and freight ears so urgently 

needed at home; besides all 

the other merchandise? 

If we were asked for potatoes, food 

we eat every day, It would seem 

reasonable emergency food — but 

spuds can't be stored to feed another 

war. 

We could grant such i re- 

.quest, (If. they were ail proved gifts 

of Uncle) in spite of one big-hearted 

nation inaugurating a five hour day, 

and a four day week. 

There always were sections of this 

world whire people were hungry. 

The Great Wall of China, the pyramids 

of Egypt, the Qrand Coulee 

Dam, (the biggest thing ever built 

by man) each took its toll of human 

lives, to be charged with their death 

by one or another force. Every nation 

has had its theories of government 

nil down the ages—some good, 

sonic bad for the masses—yet when 

they change to our way of living 

and reasoning, we'll be getting coal 

from Newcastle. 

W. E MacCASHLAND, 

Marmora, N. j. 

KX. Iff" 1 * 

the program might well 

be adopted In the interest of efficiency 

as well as in fairness to 

workers. 

BUT— 

We believe assurance should be 

forthcoming from some source before 

the election that. If the plan is 

'—' it will not, now or in the 

for 

Wanted One Egg; Cot Two 

From a copy of the Plymouth, England, Western 

Independent of June in, we ran across a letter written 

by a Plymouth Rotarian who Was attending the convention 

of Rotary International in San Francisco. 

In it he told of the prodigal waste bf food he had 

observed. 

Repeatedly he would order one egg for 

breakfast, but inevitably would be served with two. 

"Apparently the system cannot be altered," he 

snserved. "Last night's steiiki divided into three. I 

could only eat a third, although It Wat delicious. Twothirds 

was thrown onto the heap of food that other 

members of the party, found it equally impossible to 

tackle." 

' This, he said, led him to believe that England's 

food shortage could be met out of surplus the Americans 

would net BUSS. 

rules and laws, of the. 

right there you "will find 

liberty, and prosperity in 

measure, 

wherever the t' 

through the Bible, there 

find civilization at,its lowest < 

Consequently, I am glad to. 

that we Americans are so dedlci 

to the basic concepts of 1»W t| l 

practice as they are found In - 

Bible. If we will look to Oodfe i 

structlon book for guldiuio&lBtji 

times In the future, rnaJdng It. 

source book for living, 

future Is secure. Only In 

may America preserve liberty' 

freedom — and 

even 

through the coming- decade*, I 

centuries. 

A 

'« Low Down 

W** tWs u - 8 - *• =»"'« use more of. are Governo 

»' m i Congressmen, md Big C1W editors, etc., 

wh^ Wir » ralsed m 

*» eountry-or Snyhow In the 

m m w Bl « e « a - K wu will tell » how or why you 

3£S S&QS: 

sanction 

to pension 

w) 

of 

IS THE woitn 

(Wildwood. Leader) 

The dictionary defines the word 

"apathy" as meaning "Want of feel- 

Ing: lack of passion, emotion or excltemcnt; 

indifference to what appeals 

to feelings or Interest, or 

prompts to action." 

If that Is what apathy Is, then it 

is apathy that Is possessed by far 

too many residents of Cape May 

Truman is befuddled, It ls small 

ft superman could escape confusion, 

Edalan thew days. And the President 

Lmftde Claim to being of superman stature. 

Doubletalk 

WASHINGTON—Speaking of 

doubletalk br something, a government 

Air Safety Board put it 

this way hi a recent announcement: 

"It Is now possible to reduce 

those elements of causation 

from tho inherent fallibility of 

the aneroid altimeter" which 

lead to "collision with terrain" 

and to insist "upon more adequate 

clearance of terrain when 

barometric variations are likely 

to occilr." Or, in brief—if airplanes 

fly higher they won't hit 

mountains. 

' Canoer_ Is not ieredltary., It Is 

Call It what you will. It ls a»ltlful 

situation, this Junk of Interest on the 

part of so many people, this apparently 

total Indifference to the development 

and prosperity of the 

County in which they live or make 

their living. 

The situation must be very disheartening 

to the few wide awake, 

forward-looking, energetic men of 

the county who have been making 

valiant efforts' to arouse the rest of 

us from our contented slumbers. 

That they have continued their 

efforts to arouse the people of the 

county to their opportunities speaks 

mighty well for their patience and 

the strength of their convictions. 

$ome encouragement was afforded 

a few weeks ago when the Wildwood 

Rotary Club, through the enthusiasm 

and efforts of Will Fltipatrick 

and a few others, undertook an acseme 

spokesman In- a Govt. swivel chair, saying It ls est member of OAR. 

shameful to feed grain to animals when grain ls needed —^_ rfm^ „, Il_ 1 _ - . . 

by humans. 

__"?«!&¥* "^Jif KSPfeiffOI 

• Old soy, I says, you took the words right out of 

my mouth. The very thing I had to mind was this KV—I 

tomfoolery blather about met*, and how to get more of 

_ 

same, Tha isperts telling how to solve the problem. 

Houses of pressed eartli' 

if they had been brought up far enough away from stood up a hundred years or' 

the "stop and go" signals to see a pork chop or a —end why not? 

Bo have 

round steak on the hoof being raised and fattened for Detroit NewB. 

*/*i 

market, they would know that you don't produce port . ^ v' 

and chops and round steaks via any other way than 

"I was „, --'i - " - 0. 

(A '. 

\

t • s 

1 to be fettered by another, until 

£7 

I 

HOLT TBINITT EPISCOPAL belief oHife whe*> Life k not 

lit* it ui Central «v. 

to «twpal Ltfe." . ot t ttae ottt ottrat Pwatoteftan Ptotft 

! Jn Atlantic » last May, 

HAW. HOME OFFERING classes for all ages. Services are In Is&.8:9. 

He Is survived by no known relatives. 

l-ltev. H lkr, pastor EXTEND] 

- ONE WKEK charge of Assistant Superintendent Today the nations are girding 

Church, Announcement, was .„ weeK Clyde Fenttermacher. Everyone Is themselves, binding themselves Into 

that the Harvest Home Offering* for cordially invited to attend. 

a world union for strength. In fore- 

His body was Interred In M agee Bla«t» at 

H, P. 8trome, ot Ttenthe 

Ocean Grove Home e has been extended 

for another week. Worship. Sermon Subject, "Strength tlons g this, Cemetery, Court House, : 

11 a- m.—The Chief Service of tenini """" Jehovah uod twice men- services Monday at 11 a. m.. at •» Ambtitance* 

as girding, und with the 

! on s IMB> In the 6hurch 

I Mennmended acceptance 

Those wishing to may still take or and Power." Pastor Davis preach- same result to each girding This 

MatlacK Funeral Home, Court House. 

at ambulance drivand 

with 

la o* 60,341. new members 

send their gilts to the Marmora 

seems to foretell two efforts at 

ers, who 

national drive 

Methodist Sunday School or the Music by St Johns Choir with world union by all nations We are 

firemen" drl' 

new members by 

homes of Mrs. William Layton or Jeannette Stokes as soloist now living at the lime when the 

Summer Resident Dies 

Edgar Stratton. 

Tuesday, 7 30 p. ro. — Churchsecond girding has been effected. Charles Boyd OaUoway. Philadelphia 

lawyer and resort summerreal- 

motor vemqW con . 

sounded by Artht 

stete 

Council meeting In the church basement 

to the UN aod sees what they atdent 

at 1620 Asbury Kv died Wed- {Mdutng that only 


The hopes of this world arc pinned 

, Jr., layman Mod' BEKEAN CLASS TO STEP 

. _ Chunjh, a Wash* 

VT MISSION PROGRAM 

to do and foredooms it to •sday last week In Philadelphia. hanonhaft la It 

s residence there MM at 5701 

torn*!* 

Hans to Joorease the missionary 

, a. O., Jawyw, spoke on the were dtacussed at tlie first 

~ ' and 'said tlie "ag of the Berean Class Of 

it,_ehureh at the herat of 

OCEAN CITY 

RADIO 

PROGRAMS 

»»-WFPG- 

plained. 

The Victory Medal displays a figure 

of Liberation standing with 

right foot resting on a war god's 

helmet with the Wit of a broken 

sword in her right hand and a 

broken blade In her left hand. The 

inscription, "Freedom from Fear and 

Want" and "Freedom of Speech and 

Religion" is on the reverse side, separated 

by a palm branch. 

The American Defense Service 

Medal displays a female Grecian 

figure, symbolic of defense, 

Oapt. Dent said that next-of-kin 

of veterans who died subsequent to 

discharge may apply for the medals 

upon presentation of the honorable 

discharge of the veteran to whom 

they are due. 

Cancer Is the greatest killer of 

American women between the agts 

of SB and 04 years. 

y i 

up 87.6%* 

up 84.4%* 

up 82.5%* 

up 81.6% * 

*Ineriaiti sincf I9? f 'i ffsm DfpaFim?nt (if f=ihnr Inilrx for mnefefafe 

ifleoRl* famsliei in large ciliei, and ffom Natignal HpiHin 

. 1;...our costs have gone up, too! 

170% 

Ill- 

' 

••i S 

- 

SOME PEOPLE pt along under hiiher 

rirta ByniiiU'leirardofng B y n i i i U g wtThoarrSomi= 

nave mori ineomi to help meet higher costs. 

All can adjust outgo to income, to a large 

eitent, , 

But 3 railroad cannot skimp or do without 

and still provide good, efficient and iafe 

service-adequate to the needs and desires 

of thi public. 

The chart at left shows why the Eaitern 

Railroads have had to ask for an increase in 

freight rates, The simple reason is that the 

iiiCKMsri allowed iince 1939 are nowhere 

r.ii enougn to rneet CQQiy S COSH, 1 

J* '-iV" 

•*v\ • 

LUMBER COM WAGES AND 

VM01 TAXIS 

54% 

enue the railroads get for hauling the average 

ton of freight is only 1 F^rhiore,wheress~" 

the cost of operating the railroads has increased 

more than 63% in that period. 

Only recently, for instance, an arbitration 

board added another g46i,a00,000 to 

pur annual bill for wages and wage taxes, of 

which 1187,000,000 is borne by the Eastern 

Railroads, This brings the increase in these 

items alone to more than 7$% since 1939. 

All the railroads ask is fvhat the law 

•ays they should be allowed to have. 

That means just and reasonable rates. The 

law says there is need in the public interest 

for adequate and efficient railway transportation 

service at the lowest cost consistent 

with furnishing such service. 

In other words, all the railroads ask 

is sufficient revenue tn enable them, 

under honest, economical, and efficient 

management, to provide the kind of 

service people want. 

Some examples 

of increased 

costs 

•ince'1939, 

affecting 

railroad 

operation 

Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference 

ROOM 2M- 1« UBBBTY STREET • NEW YORK 6, N. Y. 

Isernud (night 

ratt i lines 1939 

have hurtited 

the revenue (ram 

hauling the avenge 

ton's! ffeight 

one mile 

only 15% 

THE MOUSE 

Mom: "John, I •thought I heard 

a mouse squeals," 

Pop; "Wtll, what do you want 

me to do—get up and oil It?" 

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Just remtmbtr — that as matter 

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lnsunnce esvenm etBi tut 

—this Agency will nm yon 10% 

to M%- dtpmdln* so the Itou 

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Wallace Bros. Bufck 

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service bf. Mite: 

Vtoetend psyuWki 

Furthermore, he said. Ocean City 

schools have been giving ^nnu«| 

tubercdlods tests f> school ,te»CDsra 

and adult school eraploS-W t£t< * 

number ot years. This Is In line 

with the Medical Society progimn- 

••Wo win, or course, wliow w»y 

recommendation madefy the' State 

Department of Education." he eald, 

"but with an examination schedule 

tike ours, it would be difficult to be 

any more thorough." 

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. t9 haty th§ unded 

L of the "Bed Raiders", 

the kfck-off slated for 

"jmrt thftlocai gridders. 

Alter i, ffnereug 

. i Dorn and Bill Ewlng were 

i < the only two. negates to play "Iron- 

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W. WHion , 

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end, while Rocco Morano at halfback, 

and BUI Redrew « center 

; IN cBess-cotnmtv hMiiHaj themselves Uke veterans. 

Vî. ^2l *^*P* VSfi formerly Hayers were restricted to manmen 

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*~* " iOMvinift where fce, starting line-up consisted of Dick 

was U-.UA His 

— _ was athletic director in 

t&pqa Ctty public schools. 

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ttu- useful «u» or 

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County Champs 

Win Efrnin»tion 

Grid Tournament 

AD aggressive Junior Varsity football 

tmm gave Ocean City High 

School W» Cape Malt County j, V, 

Chamolonslilp Mondag might at 

lOddle Township over Cape May, 

Middle Towjishlp and WUdwood. 

X& the pB&Hniififti^ fiuil€i» OV1« 

sistlng of two 8-mlnute quartore, 

Gtpt May defeated WUdwood 6-0, 

white Ocean City nosed out Middle 

Township on flat downs to gain the 

final round. Ocean City bad tiro 

touchdown passes recalled on penalties, 

and outplayed Middle Township 

throughout the contest. Middle 

then defeated WUdwood 6-0 for consolation 

honors In an abbreviated 

game while the locals rested, 

BESORT BEATS APE MAT 

In tê. Tournament final, again 

consisting of two 8-mlnute quarters, 

Ocean City defeated Cape May 6-0 

to win the Championship. The winning 

touchdown was scored on a 

nice pass from Barry McDermott to 

Walt Buelcholtz, both of whom displayed 

excellent offensive ability. 

The scoring play sowed 40 yards* 

On defense, Dick Ely stood out at 

Ely and Bob Bunnan, ends: Camille 

DTntlno and Bruce Wigglesworth, 

tackles; Sen Parks and Ed Halnes 

TOWds. and HU Redrew, center.' 

The bactflcld included Walt Buckholtz, 

Barry McDcrmoU, Rocco 

! Morano. and Anffelo MJraglto. SubtUtutet 

were Moon at end, Chester 

Stone WilStopi 

h Late RaOv 

Oc#anCH>Win», 

Ughto fief «* 3700 

ttmiflwf «'M gfgapOT"^ 

beatof'and untied, 

night. 

It was a wild game, marked; bv 

pass interceptions, penalties and 

.rumbles, amflt was not until the 

°lfln»l seconds that tbe Careymen 

could feel secure against Coach 

many Nye's charges/ 

EXCITINfe FBOH START 

Excitement wasted no tune in arriving 

as the Warriors fumbled the 

g UckoS and the locals recovered 

on the borne team's 35, but 

the Red and White backs could not 

penetrate the solid WUdwood line, go 

they gave up possession of the ball 

on the 35. 

The Nyemen threatened throughout 

the first quarter. Sparked by Al 

"Whltey" Davis, Art Slcflla. and Tom 

Loag, they brought the pigskin all 

the way to the Octan City 27, but 

they too, were stopped by the opposing 

line. 

FIRST SCOBE IN 

SECOND PERIOD 

The 'first local tally was set-up 

early In the second period as And} 

Jemtf Intercepted one of Quarterback 

Loag's passes on the WUdwood 

as, after an off-aUa penalty took 

the oval back to the &. Joe Avis 

passed beautifully to _ 

Knthe, whs was all atoae 

End Zone, to icore. 

, The point WM missed, -so the 

locals held a S-o advantage through 

naif time. 

SECOND IN THIRD QUARTER 

The second Redmen's marker came 

midway in the third quarter, as the 

Raiders took over on the WUdwood 

37. where successive gains by Jemee 

Myers and Dorn took It to the 25. 

Then Myera, passed to Avis who 

fought Ms way to the 8, Jemee hit 

the line for 2 and Avis carried It 

4 yards around right end for the 

touchdown. The ertra point agahi 

was missed, so the locals "hei leldaU 

of 12-0. 

lead 

With flve minutes to go in th» 

third quarttr, WildwooCs attaek 

caught flre as they took over on 

thefr M, The troublesome trio of 

r»rts, Loag and Hottla could not be 

stopped as they ripped on gains ol 

(Fan 13, mmm) 

at guard, and OrtUo, Ibberson and 

Grandy in the backfldi 

The Junior Vaistty emualed the 

Vusltj in narulnto* oodeftaM, 

*Vto 

«tosrff «ored three tw- 

» OTW IMT Îril, At- 

CU, um HmMte 

The nert J. V. game will be played 

at HeasantvlUe Monday at S:« p. m. 

HAS GOT IT . . 

Heating 

iPR5E> CtNTRAL 

CvViR I LIGHT CO, 

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Four Resort Angler* Win 

In County Fishing Contest 

Dolphin, Blue Fiih, Bonito and Marlin PMZM T«ke« 

H i Cro*ker Gi ^ t l IVfc 

O* the total prUes i p i M M 

day to the (3th annual Cape ajay 

C^lpte AftUpg Co^l^l At' 

BiGfiAlk fo||^pr@$-wiluiing, Asb ftttdi 

one honpraljle mentlott were caught 

j« «ngler^ ia the wiW» off 0 ^ 

City. 

took fujgt prize In the blue flak di 

vision with a fl,ne-Pwad entry, and 

Beroiird W> Degep, of Brldgeton, 

Mtfped a nine pound bpndto which 

too^_top honors In that division. 

Flint prise for a 76 ponnd marlli> 

tMzM fen wml toAjbert H. 

CmairTjr.. of PhlLuMphla. 

A. C. Young, of Philadelphia, took 

first prize for a 20 pound-12 ounce 

dolphin caught hen. 

Honorable mention was made of 

a four-pound croaker caught by 

Richard J. Partridge; 3301 Central 

av., with the first prize, going to 

Joseph Ducfcer, of Philadelphia, with 

a four-pounder. 

Other first prize winners were: 

WOBLD'S BECOBB SET , 

A new world's record was set for 

the black drum by Charles L. Cresae, 

of Ones Creek, who landed a 91- 

pojEsA drum, 

Other first prtie winners were Ben 

Qublu,, of Philadelphia, i< pp 

flounder; Steve Dent, WUdwood 

three pound-five ounce klngflsh 

Mrs. Eleanor Hannum, Coatesvllle, 

Fa,, three pound-slit ounce porgle; 

Mahlon H. Walter's, Caniden, 33 

Pound a, biped bt^ss (roqkflshV; 8ttra 

mackintosh, Oftniden, 10 pound-two 

ounce weakflsh; Claude C. Adam, 

Laurel Springs, N. J., six poundthree 

ounce seabass; Clare Samuel 

son, Cape May, 15 pound-eight 

ounce albacore; Dan Dlodata, Phil 

adelphia, 11 pound eight ounce 

tautog (blackflsh); William H. Stiles, 

Stone Harbor, rarest fish, a lady fish. 

Local anglers among the runnersup 

Included Joseph 8. Smith, 1243 

Central av., 59'i pound black drum: 

Robert Barbour, 10 Asbury av., two 

pound-eight ounce klngflsh. 

ONLY FEW CBOAKEBS 

Judges who awarded the prizes 

were Freeholder Director P. H. 

Jackson, John Kay, Director of 

Publicity: Henry C. Lapldus, The 

Leader, all of WUdwood. Edward 

Klein, sports department, Inquirer; 

Joe Fancoast, sporte department, 

Bulletin; John Paul Dorland, radio 

and newspapers; David Maiionl, 

Dover Pishing dub, all of Phlladel- 

REASONS Hos. I and 2 

Gardiner Buys 

PlayEqiriproent 

Ocean City c*n be proyd of tts 

recreational facilities, according' to 

Oeorge K. Oaf diner, director of, ihe 

Municipal Recreation Cepter, who 

returned last week end, from tbe 

39th, Natlonia Ifecreatton Cpnneps, 

which took place Oetober 13 to 18 

at The Vm> YorJcer," New Yorlt tSl(y. 

Director Oardiner aald that by 

using the standards of comparison 

brought forth at the conference, tfre 

local recreation program compares 

favorably with those of other clUes 

this sjije or larger. 

He reported that 1246 attended 

the conference from 44 state*. Clan-' 

ada and Hawaii. 

Equipment was displayed by 29 

The University of Pennsylvania this 

week will prepare to meet a traditional 

foe, Navy; when Tom Hamilton 

brings nli Middles to Franklin 

Field on Saturday. 

This sedM, which originated In 

-J88. has run uninterruptedly since 

1937. In the entire series Pennsyl- 

vania has won 15, lost 14 and tied a. 

This will be the 2d meeting mti withi 

the service team. 

leading manufacturers, and Uw dlphia; 

Normao V. Sargent, director 

it publicity. Edward Oornman, bait 

and tackle store. Ocean City; Harry 

Erriekson, general store, Jteed's 

Beach, N. J., and Charles A. Swain, 

tackle store. Cape May. 

The Judges noted with Interest 

that the croaker entitles, usually 

uznerous. were limited this yew to 

1, while the ordinarily not-plentiful 

b ti l to 1005, 

, ,*$• 

. K. HaUeren, high school 

d fiction writer, is slowly 

these days from Illness 

to have been caused by 

rln? the summer, at his 

r home near Hdgue, N. y, on 

a living room 

to the summer house, an< 

îelped to recondition a washed- 

This, combined with chns 

i and Wild West bad mei 

the typewritten pages 

of his thrillers, got him 

£ Since returning home he has been 

~ ng only Intermittently, In the 

[.dire threats from his physlthat 

he'd better do a Tot of 

t-powered resting, or else 

f 1 Meantime, his seventh book, "Out 

Guns", another western story, 

Just been published by Macreatn, 

of Philadelphia. He has now 

1 six westerns and one de- 

"Whodunnit", and Is nou 

—when his doctor will let 

i another western 

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alptig Monday night witk Hackneys, 

Ferguson Coal, independent Roofing 

Co, SenUnel-Ledger and Swayne's 

prill teams among the leaders. 

Mangel's took three points from 

Bradley's; Insurers, four from Ocean 

City Ice; Sentinel-Ledger, four from 

Artisans; independent Hoofing, four 

from Somers Point; Swayne's, four 

from Booony; Ferguson Coal, four 

from Nlckle's; Hackney's, three from 

Stalnton's, find Ewlngs and P.B.A. 

split two and two. 

Individual high scorers Included 

Dave Oeller, 202; Al Blum, 201-196, 

George Buseh. 202: Lew Barrett, 201; 

Art DeMarls, 199; BUI Chadwlct, 

195; H. Gregg, 193; T. Chattin, 190- 

1M; W. Smith, 104; Frank Snnnlno 

Jr., 192: A. Thomas, 197; F. Townsend, 

193. 

In the \i omen's division of the 

South Jersey League, CaAtnktt's lost 

four points Saturday night to the 

Morris Guards In Atlantic Oity. with 

Mrs. Earl Richards and Ro. 

CastuMi high scorers for the local: 

The Playland womrn's team woi 

one point from MilMlle at Mlllvill 

last week, with Ann Phillips leadlni 

for her teutn 

Phillies Cigars lost four points U> 

the Auditorium Uouhng Center In 

Atlantic City In a South 

Jerie. 

League match Al Blum had th 

only 200 score lor Oc«m City 

The Pliilllc's will play Woodbui' 

at Pluylund this Sd.turdu> night and 

Septic Tanks 

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1 

- Bowling their second game of thi 

season, Bone's Oroners. of the 12th 

st. lanes, took three points from 

Garrison's Jewelry Saturday night 

at Playland. 

,Vlnce Banning and Mickey Ang 

led the attack for the Oroners and 

were followed closely by the following 

teammates: Johnny Miraglllo 

George Busch and Ed Homers. 

Scoring for Garrison's were Pang 

burn, 192; John McCalllon, 201, and 

Les Norbury, 205, 

Total pins 'or the Groners came 

to 2549, and for Garrison's, 2426. 

The Qroners were to meet Cape 

May this Thursday at Cape May. 

and will meet Paglingli's Vlneland 

Warriors on the home alleys at 9 

p. m. Saturduy. 

Scrv-U-RHe Music Co.. of Wildwood, 

who use the 12th st. lanes a:, 

their home alleys, lost three points 

to a strong team, the Atlantic Sea 

Gulls. Saturday evening. The Sea 

Gulls are considered a dark horse 

in the South Jersey book. 

Last weeks prize winners Included 

Talmudge Johnson, who rolled 257- 

Johnny Miraglilo. 255; Paula Carroll, 

of Atlantic City; Jennie Lake, of 

Pleasantvllle, Al Mimcrief and 

others. 

Special mention was made of the 

excellent officiating of Lew Shiding 

und Bill Dlxon who hitve been serving 

as judges in compliance with it 

new South Jersey League rule that 

Judges must be used In all games to 

observe foul line regulations. 

Needs More Cash 

Rising Costs Up 

Price $200,000 

Receipt of a $1200 gift to tbe 

Burdettc Tamlin Memorial Hospital 

building fund is announced by Raymond 

Errlckson, -treasurer of the 

Hospital Foundation. 

The contribution will provide a 

memorial In the 

>ltal for the late 

. hospli 

Mrs Laura Buzby Keene, of Tuckaloe 

It was given by her husband, 

Clarence A. Keene, and other heirs. 

Mrs 

Keene. who formerly was a 

nurse, died In December 

Subscriptions received since fundraising 

activity for the hospital was 

ttarted in June, 1946, now total 

$329,918, Mr Errlckson iold Virtually 

all payments on pledges lm\e 

been made when due. he revealed, 

with only seven per cent now delinquent 

Mr Errlckson called attention to 

he fact that building costs have increased 

substantially in the past 1 

months and said that the $500,00 

ulilch will be avalluble In Ocuibei 

048, will be Insufficient to cove 

if cost of building and equlpplni 

he hospital 

While the executlv 

:ommittee of which he 1-s choir 

nan, has recommended that appll 

tlon be made for federal funds 

• added there is no assurance thai 

overnment money will be nJloentrr. 

«r the project 

Present 

indications,' he said 

are that »e will need about $200 

JO more than v,e now hntr 

Homed of Mentally Deficient 

After hearing Dr. Walter Jacob, gcale to the borderline where it of ten 

**#v^* IITTII •iin in i TIHHTII unwlfi 

director of the Vlneland tralnln 

School, Ocean City Klwanluu 1M 

week were convinced that tbe care 

of mentally deficient children Involves 

a whole lot more than Just 

them under guard and out 

of trouble. 

Dr. Jacob presented an Intensely 

Interesting picture of how the schoo 

operates and why Its research, prodings 

"; : 

thorative from coast to coast. 

ram into ment 

ridings which 

ills has developer 

are considered au 

Fist Fight Ends 

in Hospital 

Fisticuffs growing from an alter. 

ion in a North WUdwood taproom 

have reiulted in charges of assault 

and battery against Raymond 

sfstherstone, of WUdwood, brought 

Wildwood 

HoBman - 

ol 

Mo « n 

, Featherkone was admitted Monday 

to Atlantic City Hospital with 

lead and face injuries suffered durd 

and face 

. Hoffman fli 

ilalnt taken before 

Henry C. Lapidus. 

ilice said, 

charges in 

Pollee Recorder 

Awarded $2,500 

Damages in Accident 

A verdict of $3500 was awarded 

Monday to Alan I. Gould, 7, of 

Wildwood, son of Mr. and Mm 

Louis Qould, for injurtts received in 

an automobile acclaim In January, 

Announcement of an agreement 

between the complainant and de 

fendant.s was made while a Jury waJ 

being selected by Judge Anthony J. 

Oaflero at Court House. The jury 

approved the sum. 

The boy was hospitalized four 

weeks after having been struck by 

a car driven by Mrs. Marguerite 

Mqnughan, of Wildwood. who with 

her husband was the defendant. 


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He said the school, started in 1881 

by a Methodist minister, is one o 

only four Institutions In the countrj 

of its size and kind. 

EVERY CASE MEANS TRACED! 

"E*ery case we handle meant 

tragedy In some family." lie said 

"Having a mentally deficient chile 

sometimes means the break-up of i 

family shortly after his birth Sometlmes 

the crisis reasserts itself yean 

later when that child, partly grown 

s around the home when a slstei 

is entertaining suitors 

"One of the most tragic aspects ol 

the work for mentally deficient If 

that the lay newspapers and maga 

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feeling of hope to the thousands ol 

families which have deficient chl] 

dren 

NO CUBE POSSIBLE 

"One article recently was headlined 

-Feeble Mlndedness Can Be 

Cured' After It came out, *e rccehed 

telephone calls from all parts 

of the country and had to sorrowfully 

tell these people that the 

article did not refer to the particular 

tvpe of case In which thev were Interested 

" 

He said the basically important 

thing at Vlneland is to properly 

classify the inmates according to 

difficult to determine whether, the 

child 1* a high grade feeble jnlnded 

case or a low grade normal person, 

he declared. 

AVERAGE ADULT, AGE IS 

He surprised his audience by remarking 

that even a normal average 

adult tests only about 15 on the 

standards used to examine the feeble 

minded, 

"This seems to Indicate that the 

drain stops growing at about that 

ige, and that everything after that 

Is gained by experience and a broadening 

of brain- capacity already atained," 

he said. 

Referring to the mongolold type of 

Idiot, he said this group Is entirely 

different from an ordinary feeble 

minded person, Including certain 

physical characteristics. Mongoloids 

average about 6 years mentally, are 

highly susceptible to disease, and 

rarely live beyond 20 years of-age. 

Dr. Jacobs said that medical science 

and research has never fully 

explained or diagnosed the mongolold 

type- 

Vlneland has a few inmates who 

are permanent residents, he said, because 

the insltution could not return 

them to their homes or find a suitable 

custodial Institution that fitted 

them. 

Normally, the Vlneland 

school discharges its patients between 

16 and 20, the ages when 

maximum development can be attained. 

"Although development Is sometimes 

amazing, we actually do not 

develop their brains," he said. "All 

we do Is help them use more of 

what they have." 

try to de- 

Heleney is 

mental capacity, and to _ 

termini whether the defl. , „ 

nhtrited on due to a, brain injury at 

birth or afterward. 

, Until (he patlint Is properly elajsl. 

led and his background thoroughly 

taown, It is dlfrfeult to "know the 

proper training procedure or how 

much progress is likely to be made 

Olajslncatlons are under three 

>road groups, he said. 

They ire: 

diets, from zero to 4 years menality; 

imbecile, from 4 to8; moron, 

rom 8 to12. 

Between 12 and 13 on the test 

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7 W, Main at,, phone Si3, Mlllvllle, 

N. J. Llngleun and VanatlaB Bllnda, 

eipertly Inatallad, 

M 

BLBOTniO 

UIONS, Oeneral Bleolrig, 

Prgetgr llihtwelEht, Betty 

Drgoker, 

Anerleaa Beauty and Prostgr's Neva, 

lift. L. II. Cgnlen's Bonn. S30-3B Aa- 

Bury av, Fhgiig 1147, 

Uiai FIBLD.QBOWN BBBUOl planta, 

potted end In blggm, Barratt'a Alpine 

SardgBS, 

sieelmanvllle rd., and 

Ocean Heights av, igmera PglBL PlK.no 

8181- 

FLOWBHS — Barrett's Alpine bardens, 

formerly of Sginara Point, ngw IBoited 

at Bteelmanvllle, ocean Height! 

av. and SUelni-aville «!., 1.7 miles 

wHt ef shore rd. A large aasgrtment 

of perennial, aBnual and flgwar boi 

planta. Seedlings of alt lllBds, at a 

raaaenalile price. Ph. Bomers ft, till. 

AOTWRTTOTOtl uirlau Beauty 

IBBanprlng nattraaaei, |10,H dallyared. 

New metal Beds and sail springs, 

Mattresses renovated. Phone AtlBBtlo 

City i.1424 mornings or avenlats. tf 

ELDEHi,T FOLKS aon't iil0y really 

cool nlfhts ih*t oOQUr regularly. 

Oauenl Kleotrlo fully automatic Blaakata 

•unplles waimth when waather 

itun 

nauires It, A sBlmdld wt. It 

H GSBMB'S UBS, S36-3B Anbury a,T, tf 

JlD BPBINOS, ctteits, rugs, bureaus, 

Uj&nprlBSi, top lean, almost avowthlB( 

to (uralsB eotui* of spartmeBt, 

Aatlqaes, chlno, (Un tni furniture. 

Buy ui Mil almost anything Tha 

Kiohang., (41 A.burr av, 

tf 

anta 

¥OtJ WILL FIND the largest 

iloB_BI annual and porounlnl 

at Barrett's Alpine Oa>ren»~»teelnlaa 

yllla rd,, and Oman Helghta av.. Bom 

ers yolnt. Fhone 1111, « 

NEW vacuum cleaners by aeneral Blaotrlo, 

ISiil, ISI.II. |M,9S, Trafle 

your Bid trouBlasoiBI Cleaner tBfit Bsads 

flilBE, for a «MO price. B« Batter 

what III condition Is, L. H OgBleB's 

Sous, ile-ll AsBury ax, PaoBs 111) 

for salaMMLj, 

tf. 

BALE—Vacuum 

gleaners, new and rebuilt, 

nee demanatratlana, 

oash or 

time parmeBte, 

FMtsn'a, 11 Welt ay, 

Phon. IM4-B, 

tt 

LINCOLN Wai bad* polish, I0O pt, Reaterea 

your ear to new. KURTg 

FOBD DEALER. 1st and Atlantic •>, 

Ocean CUy, 

tf 

iAts—Frigldatre, 

medium aiie, vary 

goad coBditian, seiid buried maple 

table about t It. aad 1 banchaa. 

very 

good, Ths Eichonge, 641 Asbury ay. 

WABQBOBBa. plywood, nasenlte or 

red cedar, double dggr, oak frame, 

lock and key, very sturdy conntruoUgB, 

haa hat aha|(, p|,ao, |34,7I. p*.U, 

peiivared In Ocean Olty or Philadelphia. 

I> H, conlen'a aons, (31 Aaiury ay. 

fiigiie 1147, 

tf. 

BSD, spring and mattress complete, 

|l>,(0, any alia, wood finished metal 

Bed with double dock. $19.75: coll apring 

and Honorbllt lnnarspring mattren, 

speolally prleed, (5».S», daUvered, Ocean 

City or Philadelphia, L. H, Cgnlen's 

Sens. 131 Asbury ay, Pligne »47. tf 

APARTMENT sin (10 Inth) quality 

gas ranges, 58-Inch and (0-Inch gas 

ramies, coal and gas oomblnatloBa, goal 

Mil electric combinations, In, stock far 

Immediate delivery In Philadelphia IT 

Ocean Olty, I* H, OaBlan's torn, 13! 

Aabury av. Phone 1J47. 

tf. 

WHT QO HDMB m OOTOBEB? 

Stay 

and enjoy the beat uignth of the 

year, 

Octebir is the heat month In the 

year te catch striped Bass, If you 

feel cool in ttie ngrnisga and even- 

Is!*, M PATTOK'B for a Florence 

•pace heater. They'll keep you warm, 

p.ttoo-n, it west w, Ph. siu-m, a 

WH? DON'T you tfado thess amooth 

tires for new Goadyaaraf 

All sizes— 

priced low, .Weakly terms if desired, 

KURTZ FOBD Dealer, Ut and AtlanUe 

»„ ©Man city, tf. 

A cordial Imitation la Ocean Olty Real, 

dents: Como In today and see our 

display of rugs and carpeting, lot 

1X13 ruga. You're sura to find the par. 

fact rug for your living regm, bedrggm 

or dining room. Hill and Btalr carpeting, 

smith Bug Works, (IB w. Main 

St.. Mlllvlllo, N. J, Complete mi repair 

department. Phone Millvillo 10 

tf 

SALB—Quaker oil-fired 

space heaters, 

new, JS8.6O. Other models available, 

Ooro.alre caa.flled thoroughly auto' 

matio heatera, will heat i-bedream 

upartment or house. On display at 

Jacob c, Schurro, fig Aaburjr Avenue. 

Phoc 1141, __^ « 

iALB—White kitchen eat, 4 ghalrj and 

white porcelain top table with ei 

tentloR wings. 

Good quality, sturdy 

and In fine condition 

This sot IH 

traded in on a new Baketlte naystrem 

sot. I. n. conlan's Sgna, lt(.|l Aibury 

av, Phane U47. tf 

For Sale 

LAD1E8: Comparo — Value, Quality, 

Price — VISIT IUKAL'B FAOTOIlY 

RETAIL BALIJBROOU. If you want 

ihbrt for y6ur .Money (n the newest 

EALl, and WINTEn COATS - SUITS . 

SHOW SU1TB—eites I to u, TLigua. 

uUa to choose from—IOSS Pure Virgin 

woolens—finest quality llniufcs, superb 

wc.rkjnau.hlc. 

IPBAL MANUFAOTUB- 

INO CORP, On the White Horn Pike. 

11AUMONTON. Open dally I tg 1, 

Sunday ill!, 10-30 

rodHBSTEIl. Automatlo shot gun, 

Eic.lltirt condition, |IO,00, 1135 West 

av, « 

GIItL'B Rollfaot Blcyele, |lii sunueam 

Ulimaater, fit: •inilo motal Bed, SI; 

gray kidskln coal, ulie is or M, |160. 

Call gomara Point (79 after - p. m, 

10. J4 

J.pleco mahogany ep 

ing room sot, m. 

Oall after 3 p, m, 

nish leather liv- 

H2 Wealey av, 

10-H 

600 aarden-growh. Htronir chrynuithsraum 

plunts. Blurt your uuriinnlal 

bed BOH, savo mgiioy aa oaeh pianl 

will (ivu Bvurayu of ali nuw onui neit 

spring, Lovoly colors, your cholco, Alan 

house planta from greeiihsuig. 

Urlvo 

In on Uattersea rd, between Buy aad 

Bimpagn rd. 

»-al 

XTSNilOSnaddoF in eicgllant cglidltloll, 

ill «,: al»g le.ft. fir Blank, 

Both feiusenable, 

Adarnti, ios gth st,, 

firat flBor, 

1Mb 

SBOBBTABY de«k, sofa 

piece bBdrggm aulte, 

blvi 

bed and i. 

8i 

AUanlie 

tf 

CbLBMAN oil heatgr, two gll stoves, 

wicker sol, «gfa and twg chair., 

baby', liieh shalr, 

1SSS Central av., 

Saturday und Sunday only or phone 

phiia, ma ».»07i, 

_io-at 

BAB¥ 

eoaoh. Hey wood-WakefHid, In 

eicaiient 

ogndltlgn, $25. man's allwool 

overcoat, blue, new, slie 11-40, 

Cost $90, yours far fli, Adams, 608 

Ith at,, flrat fieor. 

10-il 

HALE—Electric refrinrater, 

rrlsldalre 

make, 

about 11 eu, ft, capacity, 

FoHSlain Interior, porcelain asd nickel 

if Ira aitmlof, • pultable for Mitaurailt 

or •tore, 

We iecared this So* in a 

trade-ts OB G*B egylpmest, I*- K, 

OWln'l Ions, Ill-ll Aabllry av, . Phoae 

INT. 

U 

INHEBSPRIKQ 

BiKHfossos ; now all 

staal UBttH, Ola omitreiiiigii renovated, 

with workrBslislilp (niannlootl. 'New 

Living Boom suites made to orior. 

Old 

sot» reuphglstored aBil restylea. 

phona AtlaBllo City 4.JMS, A1K lor 

Mr. iiioiBas Coluik , . .a 

NEW KUUBEll MATB for alniost_ all 

BMkH of «an and trucks, 

|5,li, 

Kurn, lit «ad AHmtlo m,^ 

U 

BICTCLEB tar iale, tll.SO aa4 up, U. 

Annarelll ani Ion, 1M1 Astury ay. 

limaAtWWll mir, iwtlim 

Wmnitfl 

Mllonb Mat cover, for all makes ami 

dBBs ud.-eoscliei, $l< 

UO. BiPOrllT. itW.I*U*a. wW 

§ gallon outfiide white maring paint for 

aeiuihflre u«g, |S a gullon, 1 Weit 

,,, 19-34 

C1NDBKB iynllable, $1,81 for a two, 

ton truuk Igad, 

State Oglgny, Woodbine, 

K. J. 

10.i!4 

HOME rraeisr. practieally flaw, i cu, 

ft,, used three months, for Haig reasonable; 

king Norge electric refrigerator In 

eicellent conditien, about e cu, ft., 

$7i,00, 

Adams. 608 sth it,, first flogr, 

ly-24 

IDEAL Veeto space beater, burns ooal, 

made by American Hadiator ug, (SO, 

S2 w, nth at. FhaBB li«l-B, 

jq-ii 

OAK bod davenport for sale, flo.OO, 

|4I Third Bt, 10-24 

WALNUT bedroom Hullo, good condl. 

tlOB, lias. Frlgldalre, JiSO; Maytag 

wa.ii.ur, flog, 

gall somers Point aio. 

10^4 

UAS riiiigo, gggd condition, c-fenm and 

Breon 

oglgr, iis, 4« Wuuiey av, 

I'luno ilia.It, 

10^4 

2500 ft, l-lngli rgUKh luniljor, fist for 

the loti reinforcing lrsii, 30-ft, 

lengthH, 

I^reti Riaeiti, 7th and Hayea 

av, VhoBO 1838. _ 10-24 

LjAVENO.pad, Good condition, |20, S60 

Sth at, 10-24 

fiBBTAUBANT tabluH, If fsrinlcA top 

bggth type tablutj with pudeiital. 

Size JHx42, Aifpiy HaniE-Inn, 016 wealay 

av. Flipne 123s, * 

lihll 

VACIJUH CLEANBB BPBC1AL 

Blectroiux 

,,,|i2.is 

oomp, with all attachments 

Hoover 

, .., , .|yiS,50 

Premier 

,,,..,,,,,, ,,p?,E0 

All unconditionally guaranteed for 

One Year 

Ocgaii tilty Hardware no, 

720 Anbury av, Phong 2151 

Automobiles For Sale 

SPORT" tMIi=E!!{j!lR!i 

standard- convertible 

phtislsn, ilggd ugndlllon, 

ml lea per gallon, Kew battery. New 

motor job, JieusoiHibie. BNU^", 507 

ith at,,-second fisor,. Pnene 1712-J. 

10-17 

For Site 

I HAVE Chris Craft is 1 cruiser fgr 

aaie, aimOBt Bgw, put in water April, 

1147, Finish Is perfect, Taia Boat la 

special. Haa aolid keel from stem tg 

stem. 

Hatch In fgre dock, S jife preservers, 

fire aitingulihers, egmpaaa and 

dock lines, 

Ghryalgr III h,p, ehfine. 

Very fast Will aagrlflce. Pnone 

15tl-M, 

tf 

OUTSIDE boat storage, 

"yard completely 

enclosed. Limited amount Inside 

storage. 

Boat painting and repairing. 

Marine Hardware and Motors, 

Robert 

Weoler, jia Bay d v ^ i t 

TWO Ij.ft, feather edge 

in encellent condition. 

snaak 

B37 ri bgsea 

SNEAK bos for sale. 

Good condition. 

Apply 22 W, 14th at. Phone 1S59-R. 

Winter Rentals 

ROOMS, with or without hoard, 

ccstral av. 

WASH, 

gpmfdrlablee fi§» 1^ furnUhed 

rosma, avalliiBlo tor wintor tnentha, 

gpoGiai fates, oiom to churt'Iieg, buaei. 

ROOMS for rolit, 

QF double bgdH, 

If 

es 

'tis ancfent Wo Onade av. draw- 

• Oeoree A, 

. ^_ m&s. m wttulit j» to' 

,..._ to MpfwtrtWstateeffletala 

m plans for a new span. 

A ftw JW«, In•tooviW • 

Iwelllna from the Jormer wlldwoofT 

Javal Airport to T«wlsr av.', WUtfii 

death tor one ol ttel moveta ^ 

It was necessary to detour tbe 

death occurred when the 

auto of Charles Tatlow, of Mo 

Grande, tore through the mill of 

the Grassy Sound Bridje on the 

'Worth Wildwood road. Traffic was 

iefeured at that ttme over the North 

,Vlldwood Thoroughfare when the 

Up Grande av. bridge WM closed 

for repairs. 

Senator Redding reported that 

$1,000,000 was appropriated during 

the session of the Legislature for 

the new bridge. 

Avalon Bridge Said 

To Be Dangerous 

A comnlalnt to the freeholders by 

Mayor Hdith Oreenan, of Avalon, 

that the 24th st, bridge In that resort 

Is In dangerous condition has 

resulted hi a thorough Inspection by 

QOUftty JDngineer Walter Seppltf, 

wh@ mil make recOMBuindfttions to 

the freeholders November 5. 

Moils Close 

Following aft the closing times for 

outgoing malls at the Ocean City 

postofflce, dally except Sunday; 

8:30 a. m,, 11:30 a, m,, 3 p. m., 8 

p, BB, 

"unday, SiiO p. m. 

Male Help Wanted 

AirSQ,ha&¥ man wanted for body an 

fgadSF Work, (load pay, Idefil WQFH 

Jng egndJUena, 

Palmer ghevrQlet an 

_ 

FOglTlONS gpya far Hvo young Rica 

aa fiiperieBEg^ ssdtl difSpHnaors for the 

WiBtuf inaiithti; Hugh«§' UQPtFal pharmaey, 

K, m, edrnef sth it* asd Wesley 

av> 

tf 

MOV wanted fsr gBneraf dutlss. No 

spgr!qB€a rBquired, 

Qodd pay. 8^ 

day ws«k, 

Paimer's Gum^. lilt AHb 

^ Q . V , 1 0 ^ 2 4 

Female Help Wanted 

GENERAL glepirnl wgrk ftt Ocean City 

AliQiil! Mr, Fftseh, giSO. 10-3*1 

APPLICATIONS are dsairsd for a 

IJOrmanuBt HteiiQErnphJg poaittgn with 

a ISCHJ financiai iBBtltyHoti, Ability to 

liLky dieiutien gsHSritiSi!, Ruply In Writ' 

ing only, eivtag iigts. esperloneSi if uny^ 

iin'd raforeacB la Quifliier, The National 

BiiDk ef Ocpaii City, OCQfiB City, Kgw 

Jew ay. 

iO^Sj 

Help Wanted 

FULMSEIl -niolu of female, one who 

Giin de reimiririg preferred. Par! 

lime, Appll 1 Mol'ii CleuiIllS ttBd Byo. 

Ing. for nallUb 

SB* •intart.ttdw. Ino. phoa* owl. 

•» «*D"*^=**W^ -&-M-— K~=._ =^^- , 

GABAOH for rent, 012 aentral ay, » 

* month to JUBa 1, Apply BIT Do 

lamey pL 

«•- 

ROOM for rent In private family, hot 

and cold running water, private entranoe, 

811 Asbury av. Phone 0084. 

10-34 

Real Estate For Sale 

BALE—Oeneral store Including Ililurea, 

adjaceBt to ocean Oiiy, 

Long establlaned 

and a steady revenue pio- 

,iucer for years, 

Good proposition far 

couple. Heated furnished apartment* 

Appl^jny teal estate agaat, 

tf 

stonr apt, house fully fumlohno\ 

good bui. location oB Asbury av, 

Prlco under value. 

Can purchan adjoining 

property fully furnished, _game 

owner. 

Apply ill Asbury av. Phone 

SMl-W J tt 

/«!» mm Mm i^jMâ»a 

by Tbe sentoel-li«dl*r August, 2». 

(rom Fttintlln O. Curtli, Ocean City 

summer reuineriftrom Baltlmon), the 

Delaware Autotoobile undAerqrmuUo 

AaaodaUwi.01 Wilmington. Del,. tia» 

BALE—'fwo-famlly 

houw, = bedrooms 

en each floor. Priced for quick sale, 

110,509,00, shown by appointment. 

eiarkson: B, Thorp, 4gt We»18y av. 11-7 

BAI.H—small cottafe, oirollent eondl- 

Fully iBsulatad, ean Bo heated. 

tlon, eiiliy iPBUiaiea, * 

Lot Ii0*l«0. $1,100 

BhoWB By BPPOinlnieBt 

Thorp, 401 Wesley BY. 

unfurnished, 

Clarksoh a. 

.11-7 

BALB^2-bedrooin bungalow, hot water 

heat, nrage, $i,600 unfurnlahed. 

Shown hy appolDtment, OIark»on I, 

ThorP, 401 Wesley 

iALB — s.hedroom 

eottafo turmshed. 

BjnelloBt loeatren, 17,000, Bhowfl hy 

jpolBtment, OtarkMB s. Thorp, 401 

Wesley av, 

lO-»« 

SALB — S.bedreoln 'bungalow, seated., 

Kloely turnlalud, ilo.SOO. 

Shown Mr 

' ' " ^— " Thorp, 401 

appolntmeilt, giarkioB a. i 101 

ATTRAdTIVE now Gape qoa .type eot^ 

tagei all electric Uitehen, 

Well-built, 

oa* be heated. Open fIFeplaee, 4 bed. 

roomi and two baths, 

Bouth Oeeaa 

City M2»0 unfurniiheil. Bee Marrt,BB 

Kealtors, Ith »ni OwaB av. 

Real Estate Wanted 

bearpdm 

Itpartrnent or cottage 

with '• iiutomatM hoat, ' Two 

adults 

,«d baby. N» pots, . Ml ,We.Jey ay 

irst tleor. :_ '.I 

• •• ; i I *»•» 

Tamlllf J 

ii l 

. T 

; fu*Bl 

WO Tamlllf JmjBe;; fu*Bl«B«i *l*» tan 

dotaiiB, location,' condition, rooms, II 

1,noted- 

Will deal otilyl^wlth ownot, 

•I" 6101, •entlooPtediei., 

W-Sl 

"declared war" on an sllfeged "fining 

ndU'Vilir Brtm, ol wae% Mr. Ourt 

complaint*!. ; . .".••'. 

He said that 6«lsin poUce mam 

to be rounding up motdrfsts wholesale 

for lltUe or no lnlrnctlon of Its 

loqal, speed laws and fining them out 

of all proportion to tho offense. 

The Automobile Association bus 

called the matter to the attention of 

Arthur W. Magee, New Jersey comrnlissloner 

of motor veWcles, with an 

urgent request that tit Investigate 

the situation. 

Create Bin) 

An area some 

has been provldei 

borough council 

some 1,000 rare 

that SMB. It WH I 

Wltrner Stone Club. 

OT OCEAN 

IlMut. 

IlMu. lit 

SeKrl lit lita)aa 

in aUult 

1s* piutlouer iai: »o« «• «•• 

yen aw. Mf«Br,.«»_l»4 

HIM 

OhsiJ- 

' t 

NOTI^ is hsreby glvan Out tlw 

District rioardl of lleolion In anS for 

tn* Olty of Ossao Olty, County of Cap* 

May. Stita of N«w Janay •!« alt be. 

twaen ths aeun ef Mvaa o-rjloclt in th* 

BorniBC ana eight s'elegk in ths eves. 

l 

to Bit 

for the purpose of 

OENEBAt. 

ELBWIo 

for the clestlon of eaBAIUt 

OF CHOSEN FREEHOI-rjKRB 

fjUBOTI OF TOT PBAOB IN 

TMB FIRST WARD 

OHB JU1TIOE OF 'EBB PEACE IH 

THS BSOOND WAItU 

Also, to »ote for tho adopUon or 

feiectjon of OU followliUf «Baltloai 

"Bhall the Bute Employees' Retirement 

ByatPttt of New Jersey, 

provided for by enapter 14 and 

11 of Title 41, of the RevUed, 

BtBtytefc with iHimdmanta, and" 

guppiementa be adoptea by the 

vote of the olty of Ocean Olty?" 

The election of rieen will eonduct said 

eieetisa In the following placei£ 

FIRST DIBTBIOT, Flrat Ward—Kuril's 

QaragB, 1st t»J Atlantic 

A«BUB, 

— •"-"• " ••' Point to 

(jjjstriot North 

North 

o( Recond Stroot) 

BEOOHD elSTRWT. Pifrt Wart—Offlca 

of Fred Wallace, in Aibury Ave, 

District South side of Second Bine! 

to North ildo of Fourth gtreet.) 

THIRD DIBTEIOT, First ward—Offlw 

of Paul Pllaggl. J18 Aabury Avenue, 

(Neit ieof to Fire House No, 1.) 

(District 

loot* 1148 of FoBrtli 

Btreol to North Ildo of Beventh 

mt t 'WBTRIOf. Krat Wir«_-0ffleo 

sf Lincoln Rllu - 

311 Blgntn 

atreet. ,(Dlstrict Bqnth aide of 

Boventh itreat to North aid* of 

JTJliT^DiiTRIOT, Becond Ward—t of 

O. Hoadayaftiira, M* Aabury Ayanue. 

CSistrlct ieutli ilde of Elshth 

Btreet to North side of Tentn 

etreet.) 

_ 

SBOOND DliTRIOT, 

iocond TOU- 

Palmer 1 " Sarage, 1111 Ashury Avanue. 

(District south aide of Tenth 

itreet to North side of ThlrteuW 

THTBD DliTRIOT, iaconS Ward — 

Office of Haney Lloyd chattln, 1111 

Asbury Avenue. (District South 

side of Thirteenth atreet to North 

•Ida.of Twentieth Btreet,) 

FOURTH 'BMTfUOT. Beeond Ward — 

Hra, Ida, B, Eyan, IIDI Osntral 

Avenue, 

(District isuth side of 

Twentieth 

atreet to Fifty-nlstn 

Strut.) 

The above dlstricta and polling places 

apply to both Primary and General 

Election days, 

REGINA B, RODOERB. 

Oily Clark 

10.:4.!t.pf, $15,12 

151/231 

IN OMANOHBV OP NEW 

To BOOTH 0, FBANKLINi 

By virtue of an Order of the Court 

of Chancery ef New jersey, made on 

the SEth day of geptamber, 194?. In a 

certain cause wherein gvelyn M, Franklin 

Is petitioner and you are defendant, 

you are required to appear and plead, 

answer or demur to petltioner'a petition 

on or before the gsth day ef November, 

Wanted: listings 

Apartments, Rooming Uouse», 

Hotels, 

BDSIIICH of any type, 

Have buyers waiting! 

B. A- Strout, Agency 

Mwy Slwrey, Associate 

Petersburg, N- J. 

Phone Tnckahm 

n-l-ll 

or 73-R-2 

•Hiollt or wrtte, wlU ta mts to 

FULLER BRUSHES! 

OCEAN 01TI 

Robert V, RttnMik : 

13 W. Grottlana Av., BflBM Ft, , 

Phono e, P. M 

FULLER BRUSHES 

SomenFoInt — AUmllv CoWitj 

i,F.QrtOffl£ 

14? Chatk. Ave, 

H 

Ip.10.4t.Bl, »I.60 

NffriCB TO tnWT CM3BITOBB 

Eltnts of niHA 

BCHAFFEiR. P 

L 

JUHHL 

Purmiant to the order or IttVIHa 

FITCH, Surrogate of the County ot 

Oape May, made oil ths IHterotb day 

of October A. D, III), on the »I>P»lc»- 

tlaB of tha nMerisar, the sitcutor of 

said deceased, notice la hereby gfven 

to tho creditor, of BnldVoceaoed to eiftibit 

ti the subscriber under oatft, or 

Utlrmotlon their elalma and demWuH 

•faiut the eatate er aAjd 

deoused 

within ill months from tlw fiftotnth 

dar ot Ootohif A, O,IW. or they 

Wilt he forever barrad ol any antlon 

against the subscriber. 

Pater October lith, A. D, 19 . * / 

i 

•TS 

-s 4, %. 'it

3#1 

. .•^.••"i -*sf*".«. PI. _r 

I I 

i 9 

IByNaVy 

fainly Thanked 

For Recent Outing 

Qcean City Academy, 36th at. 

~av., summer sea tralnfor 

boys, la warmly; 

ia a letter received by Jack 

ee captain of the Academy, 

Mahel V, P. Hughes, of 

Twenty-two Waves and Navy per-' 

innel recently enjoyed an outing 

. the Academy. r 

Lieut. Hughes' letter loaows: 

"The members ot this Philadelphia 

Naval Base Chorus Join with me 111 

voicing their hearty appreciation for 

the delightful hospitality extended 

by the sponsors of the Naval Acadenyr 

In Ocean City. 

"OVERWHELMED" 

"In a telephone conversation with 

Captain Shubert, I told him that we 

were quite overwhelmed by the periîthnlf 

££&£?*" to ""* Tells Rotary flow He Got That Way' 

LiJL waBIG NEWS! 

B. F. Goorfrich Tires 

•wear Prewar Tires 

and cost less 

tun prewar prices! 

that 

paid dividends 

of happiness for those who 

have been Influenced by the factors, 

both personal and environmental, 

that have been moulded into the 

perfect pattern known as the Ocean 

City Academy." 

LEGION DINNER, 

ARMISTICE NIGHT 

The Academy has booked two large 

affairs for November. The first. Nonifeber 

1, will see ISO Artisans gathered 

there for a dinner and social 

affair. 

On Armistice night, November 11, 

ISO will attend the first past commanders' 

dinner of Morgan-Ranck 

Post, American Legion, since prewar 

days 

All resort, war veterans 

have been Invited to attend. 

Army and Navy victory medal? will 

be awarded to Wor d War n veterans 

who will not have received-them 

adventures of a doorbe 

g magazine salesman were unfolded 

at the meeting of thl Rotan 

Club Friday night at Plymouth Inn, 

our 

TODAY you can gat 

ALL-OUT ALLOWANCE 

FOR YOUR OLD TIRIS 

Put B. P. Goodrich Silvern nj "First" 

on yom list for (1) belter than prewar 

mileage, (2) better than prewar 

wfery, (3) bellet than prewar value. 

With all these "«tns" and today's SO 

LOW price, we're still adding a red 

allowance for your present tir«. 

fHWAi Mtia 

CARJJtf MIS 

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NOWOHLV 

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Hn 

tut, 

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dwito, ,m utirt- 

&* —d uuttntt ulltua 

t itotimt t» mitten," 

Ml a Nn 6.00-14 5iU.rt.wn « 

— Ymir tar 

£ ROY WELLS AUTO SERVICE 

Phone 1262 or 8572 

311 - 34th Street 

II F. Good rich 

FIRST IN RUBBER 

meantime. 

This ceremony will 

followed by a vaudeville show. 

be 

To Ask Removal 

of Sunken Dredge 

The removal of a sunken dredge 

from Hereford Inlet. North Wll3- 

Wood, will be asked of the State 

Board of Conservation. 

Mayor Oeor Ke A. Redding said 

this week that the dredge has been 

termed a menace to the navigation 

of commercial and pleasure craft 

Formerly owned by the Eastern 

Engineering Co, of Atlantic City, 

the craft was used to dredge the Inet 

on a state-awarded 

contract. 

Shortjy after the project was completed, 

fire wrecked the dredge 

PLAN TIMBER BULKHEAD 

Plans for the construction sf a 

Owners of the adjacent properties 

'ill pay the cost. 

Buggeln, representative in this district 

for Colliers Magazine, and one 

or Colliers 1 

top-ranking salesmen In 

the country. 

Abandoning the meat business on 

Long Island, he said he practically 

tell Into the employ of the magazine 

when he found out that he and the 

branch manager In Brooklyn both 

liked to flsh. 

MISTAKEN rOR -SACRED COW" 

When he went to work, the branch 

office was plagued by the fact that 

the home office was persistently 

sending relatives of high executives 

to the Brooklyn Branch, expecting 

the branch manager to give them 

Jobs. 

Usually they weren't worth 

their salt. 

The manager mistook Mr. Buggeln 

for one of these "sacred cows' r and 

decided to get rid of him In a hurry 

He gave him a handful of accounts 

upon which no collections had been 

made in seven or eight years 

Blissfully 

Ignorant of the cardi that were 

stacked against him, the neophyte 

•ailed Into the collection enterprise 

alang Flatbush av 

HE SCARED 'EM' 

"Evidently the customers wen 

scared when they saw me. 1 he admitted. 

-They figured that Colliers 

must be a pretty tough outfit if It 

would remember an unpaid bill 50 

many years and they decided that 

they had better pay me " 

Out of 45 accounts with wlilfh he 

had started In the morning, the 

fledgling collector returned at night 

with only 24 unpaid. 

"Is that the best you can do' • 

growled the manager. Buggeln said 

maybe he could do better. He did, 

Egp»R..iei,U, Mnb 

Thereafter, 

through all.the Intricate 

of selling the magazine, books and 

encyclopedias, on the easy-payment 

Installment plan. 

9EGINNER-S LUCK 

'After four year* in New York he 

was 

transferred to Philadelphia. 

There one day he set ont to show 

another beginner how to sell. By 

luck he sold practically every prospect. 

The day's commissions ran 

up to 130 or $40. . The beginner's 

y," to Mid, "W It that good 

ewry day?' r , ,, 

BUfgeln waved hte hand Indifferently. 

"Oh, sure." he said, "only 

some days it's better." The beginner 

grabbed a phone and called his 

wife, to tell her of the potential 

gold mine he had unearthed. 

Next day they had the same luck 

as they started out. The beginner 

begged Buggeln to let him go on his 

own. Buggeln dlfl. 

"That's the last I ever saw of 

him," he concluded. 

The speaker was Introduced by 

Roy EL Darby. C Douglass Longenecker 

introduced the guests. 

Gene Anity in 

Town—Almost 

deorge L. Btaric* Philadelphia, 

decided to visit his summer 

home in Stone Harbor tfieithef 

On Impulse he garbed himself 

In a cowboy coilume he hid 

bought recently in Tucson, JM2 

2ona. • • • *•* 

At Stone Harbor, some smaU 

boy spotted him and spread tlS 

word that Gene AutrVmovi* 

cowboy, was In town. Dozens of 

boys, armed with cameras and 

autograph books, gathered out- 

Printed and Pttbluhe4in Americtf* 

• the 

1 Parade OCEAN CITY 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31,1947 

THIS IS PHILCO WEEK 

STAINTCN^S 

OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 

300 May Romp 

[allowe'en Fete 

rade to Move at 8 p. m,, Friday; 

liare Dance, Block Party, to Follow 

ETpromiaes to be one of Ocean City's outstanding 

»-i celebrations will bt itagad Friday on Aabuiy 

Whcraft will reign for a night under auspicBs of 

epartment of public relations. 

itieH will begin with the annual parade at 8 p, m, 

the awarding of prizes to winners and an old 

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ONLY 1 OUT OF 10 HOMES 

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Depend on CHATHAM toftiti] 

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Wtnt.r ^%d 

t* Small KM*M. 

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You should be comfortable this Winter! 

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We ran install a completely modern, efficient Chrysler 

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We will be glad to show you how little 

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Co. « Many, people have found that a modern, efficient heating plant pays 

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obsolete, inefficient systems. 

Don't wait for the first frost to think about Winter! CaU us 

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Remember, every Chrysler Airtemp unit is backed by 

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Don't settle for less! 

Wlnltt Air Cenditlsnf I 

OSmr Oil Fir.d 

YMr-AroMUl Air Condllion.f-HMri 

ond C«ll 

Cannnlen Oil turntn 

for rVtwnt Iqutpuwit 

You just can't help looking better in 

ARROW HARVEST TONES 

Frankly we eon'f think of anything that dots such 

all around nice things to a man as does this new 

Esquire featured Arrow Harvest Tone Ensemble. 

In its neatly arranged stripes — its fiRily colored 

broadebth fabrics, you'll see a shirt that's perfect 

for all your suits. 

Each is topped with a super-smart Arrow cellar — 

has a carefully harmonized tie and handkerchief 

that blends with (t in flawless taste. Come in, see 

the swell selection of colors it comes In — any one 

of which is grand for Fall, 

Shirts $3.33 flu $1.30 HandktrchUft 63c 

"Sntton" 

25% cotton atlda rat 

And the medium wcirfit ( 

. A "Buy In Ocean City" campaign, 

sponsored by-the Busjnesg Men's 

Association, will be formally t a b d 

Thursday, November SO, at a dlnhet 

at Maler's Restaurant, beginning at 

6:45 p. ro. • ' 

Letters to members if the 

ciatfon and toothers Interested'in 

promoting the campaign were mailed 

this week. 

The dinner meeting also - tejH, 

launch a Community Spirit Campaign. 

' i -. 

Mayor Clydo W. StruM* t* 

uled to speak on transportation 

rally and to Philadelphia. James 

Loughran will speiik m the bn: 

Ocean City campaign and upon 

Importance of an merchants -'*- 

Ing thcli eftorta for civic ' 

slvehess.' 

Thee 

'- 

Sft 

arable or 

*w, 

era to taringtlw 

up to par for an 

fENBION 

Of particular 

tlie two separate 

Ing 

vilflr 

, JOHpy 

for Wojaielptl. 

This *ystem 

If. adopted Nfbr.i 

mta 

p m g 

pension after ii 30 

^ 

andtheycj 

us * 

An Earnest Plea to Subscribers 

Of The Sentinel-Ledger 

This Is an earnest plea that Sentinel-ledger subscrtbers notify us 

a week or 10 days before they move—either from one location to 

another In Ocean City or to or from their winter homes In other ettles. 

Many of them are thoughtful enough to do that, but others completely 

forget It In the rush of moving. Their oversight results In a 

long Interruption of service, waste of precious newsprint and unnecessary 

expense to The Sentinel-Ledger. 

Because newspapers arc second-class mail, they cannot be forwarded 

without first-class postage being attached. 

When a subscriber falls to notify us of his change of address, 

here's what happens: 

The post office notifies The Sentinel-Ledger on a form card. For ' 

each card The Sentinel-Lodger Is charged 2 cents. The post office 

returns the undelivered copy. By that time It Is out ot date «nd can'-' 1 

not bo sold. 

V> -v,, 

If e approved by a 1 

pie, the same M 

a, few years ago. 

As to taxpayers 1 

thl« law 

state and the. 

The new 

town the TOM ot 

taMUhtd'-b/ " 

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1 L 

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*S7c 

Genuine Lamb 

E,, loin Lamb Chops 

i'JUb lamb Chops 

Lamb-Chops "*"'• 

Lamb Roast "-45c 

Neck Lamb i 

Lamb •»-r by Cape May Council No. 1, Civil Service Association

LLOYD'S 

FLOWER SHOP 

4S7 AJIMUT AvcniK 

HALLOWE'EN 

PARTY TIME 

B 

I 

s 

a 

-Chinese JUnterns 

• Bittersweet 

Large Orange and 

Yellow Dahlias 

Large Mums on order N_ 

Roses and Orchids, etc. g 

OCE OWN GROWN (M 

CHRYSANTHEMUMS W 

at tbwfer and medium sbtns Ml 

$1.00 Bunch |j 

• ifcnte torn •» Odd £« 

for your garden &; 

$1.50 at the farm IT 

Phone 0277 

6t4ttfttrftezc'.. 

Every occasion ia the 

right time to send 

flowers, They land a 

feitive air — a charm 

and graciousness to 

every occasion — big or 

small. 

Lmndtni M, ScuIMlle 

COK8AGES, WEDDING BOUQUETS, DECORATIONS 

POTTED PLANTS, DISH QABDENi, THtBABIVMS. 

POTTKBr, BOUQUETS. BASKETS and FUNERAL DESIGNS 

, m tftUnr to the than MiBHtd Bamttai In Bomtr. Point ud 

~ "" "" "lift Ills 01^ flnd Advent ms| 

MONEY—OPEN BlW 'Ul B, 

MARGARET JOHNSON 

f SCHOOL o^ 

DANCE ond DRAMA 

507 - 9th Street Phona 0478-W or 2241 

u/str voun meAury PAKÔR ruts 

CERRim BEAUTY SHOPPE 

TO3 A«bury Aw. phone 1394 

INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING 

Cold • Machineless and Machine Wave 

ALL OTHEK BRANCHES Of BEAUTY CULTCE! 

HMr BtjUit Featjber Cot by Cerruti and Mr, Andrew 

CLOSED WEDNESDAY 

&auiu Salon 

m 2,Z 

CLOSED WEDNESDAY •< • •»••• nffl 

If Your Hair Has Beta Ihj, Fmiy and 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

Win flntnvtct Yon • Baft Natoral-Lockinc 

Eu7-to-Gu«VM PERMANENT WAVE 

MM Asbnry AvtMs 

MOM OTM 


CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

Tbme Uil 

In Permanent Wave, and 

AU Ihanty Alda 

154 Asburj Avenue 

OTSBAy 

LESS WAVE* 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

STHdWC 

Better, Easter COLD WAVES 

Machine, ModUndtM and Cold Waving 

Phone 0664 

841 Asbury Ava, 


•MtttaelM «dH be scarce next 

winter. Bat ft'* tasy to pro- 

Wet younelf if you act now. 

uhootdtrMOW' 

pendable «blue cod'. Then 

youTl be eU ict for carefrei 

heating comfort the very first 

>Mt»M> 

**•*•••* 

Phone US today And we'll fill cold day. 

>the brim with do- Mir tuoetI IIRMS 

BBRKARD 

Phone 0414 

jD. of A. Has 

(Noted Guests 

State Offers 

Are Entertained 

ihsr of _„__ . visito 

ita of Ocean Oity 

lUifitui of America, at „ 

——• wetting las* week 

OWEN PETTIT, Reports 

MORE WOMEN'S NEWS 

ON PAGE 11 and 14. 

St. Augustine P.-T. A. 

Has first Card Party 

of Season; la Success 

A large and enthusiastic group of 

-ird »ayen turned eut fhumr 

night last week for the first o. « 

Series of monthly card parties sponsored 

by the Purent-Trtclier Aasoc 1 

atton of St. Augustine's Ohureh. 

The affair took pluee In Knighta 

coiumbus Jmu, with officeri of 

ie Association, headed by Mrs 

Lodg< 

iHuck Finn Outfit 

[Wins Party Prize 

Women'* Club 

Awards Mrs. Heut 

. An original "Huckleberry nun 

I costume won first prjge tor Mr§, 

Ann ReJjt at the Women's Club 

Hallowe'en Party last Thursday at 

the home ol Mrs. William Tows 

send, 60S Atlantic av, 

•dger Bulidlng. 

nceivM a Soout 

Among the sts were State 

In ducking for ap 

U EUia H, Leuch, h!gh- 

I •* imaJdnf In the state; 

Mrs, Heist's costume was a faithful 

reproduction of Mark Twain's ed Scout bookmarks, and Lyn 

Krothar sad Avis Alien were a 

I Junior Fast S uncilor Miriam 

I /SUM 

E. Holmes, of 

famous character, complete with won flrrt plaoe In the JNnU «^^ 

lund, who presld- i TUese, acting as the eom-fishing pole and pockets iuled with ble. receiving a Scout handkerchief. 

Iteje Geundl re- In charge. Other parties dur- all sorts of paraphernalia. 

Henrietta Cole add Fnuicifl Asqently 

held In Atlantic City, and , «ie winter wUl be on the last 

during whose term of olfloe State iuriday of each month. 

Mrs, Margaret Bowman was 

Eiante won Scout lanyards In the 

memSershlp increased by loo; , L/OOr Door prizes prtees iwere won by Mrsawarded a prize for the prettiest bubble gum contest. 

costume, 

WIN BUBBLE GUM RACE 

Others were State Vice Councilor Anna Caraburn, a "qafce.'and Mrs! 

Charlotte Tyler; Omce H. Wyior, Bert Adams, u clilckeiu A eako witches, pumpkins and skeletons The local troop traveled by trolley 

I member of She State Judiciary; •--- : - T *• Past ' wijleli VM tht'first"prize tor" bingo featured the attractive decorations to BakersviUe on Saturday for a 

I State gpunisllor Gertrude »,.Mont. WM won by Dale and Frank OB In the belt Hallowe'en tradition. Jirl Scout Rally with their leader, 

rose; District Deputy State Couii- Ooun. lagher. 

Mrs, Eltaibeth M. Fry. Also present 

Prise in included 

eUors ollo Jennie Mett (f (Dtatrtet ' 1/, "Ul. igner, 

rose winners In games Included 

U — - - ^^ !• , _*c Si • 

llan milsy (Dtatrlct 2), COM Per- Other award winners included liSiru^mfM 

B^ u u^ 

were troops from Soniers Point, Un. 

B t 

M P' wood and Plcaaantvllle and a group 

rong (Oitilot g)' Deputt' State Mrs, Talese, a bedspread; Mrs, 9R rt Tl 1 < le «"f nes - Mrs, Stokes su> from Brownie TTOOM 1 «d 2, with 

O Uora lll More, lie Nel- 

Cnanes Sehreiber, Mrs, Charles I 

their letden, Mrs. Ethel Shaw and 

___„_., attend, 

Mra, Towniend, 

cakes; i; Mrs. Thomas Oauley Refrnshments were served by the Bleanore Meeteer and Feggy Me Mo- 

^^«?=..*?*^!«F.II* »E*e * as*, National »»44wiias i Mrs. *M*a. Ann Henry, groceries, i i«»i,ulii| II,,.,,,. 

BUSCH'S 


TOWNSEND'S INLET, N. J. 



SEEV1NG 

SEAFOODS and SI 


Seasoj 

Cantor's 

•tertkt 

PGGL 

SUITS . 

All 

IK* 

We have 

y snfl 

lake 

JOSEPH K. VEASBT, 

AWNING 

PROBLEMS? 

WINDOW SHADED 

CANVAS FLOOR 

CANVAS PRODUCTS 

Consult 

IONAL TENT & AWNING CO. 

itnor Avenue Phone 2-9S41 

E»T\BIA»HKD UM 

AWMINO WITH TUK T4JM>«KU LOOK" 

H'S CLEANERS 

pNinth Street 

M0DAU$m& 

34 CORINTHIAN A 

We art 

TO DINNER PARTIES, BRam" 1 

BANQUETS or any sociaj affaira, ii]|S 

No Outside Catering Phone 21«(J 

• CLOSED SUNDAYS • 

HOURS 

11:30 to 1:30 || grj 

SUBMARINE 

SANDWICHO 


SUBMARINE SAND\ 

- OUB SPECIALTI _ 

Also S*TTinf .. . 

A VBriety of Other Delicioiis J 

Ice Cream — Giant Milk Shakes pri| 

COOK'S 

LONGPORT 

Fine Cuisine 

Seafood-Steaks 

Cocktail Lounge an&fo\ 

31st & Atlantic 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

GREG0R1 

HOTEL - BAR - RESTAUfl 

d00 Shore Rod - SommlMl 

TELEVISION C01J| 

BEER 


Ddicious Food and Drinks 

SNAPPER SOUP - CLAMI 

Good Eat. Good Drink. 

"FOB AN ADVENTUBB IN ^ 

WISSOW r 

RESTAURANT and COCP 

SOMERSPOINT,J*A 

ANNQUNCltiJi- 

OUR NEW WINTER fM 

Sundays (roro 12 "Wf 1 ; «j 

EVERETT BAA 

Muter of Uu> Uu 

Plajft* for yonr dinner 


NOTED FOR EXC 

Maryland Avenue, 

• 

PIANIST 

Fan, Music, 

at 

-* f i. J * 

OCEAN CITY 

Phone 1078 

Put Your Summer 

Clothe* Away 

Clean • 

FRESHEN YOUR 

FALL WARDROBE 

WITH 

CLEAN CLOTHES 

'ÔPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 

MAM 

.in - 

Wee Tot Shop 

93S ASBURY AVENUE 

FINE SELECTION 

of One and Two-Pieoi 

SNOW SUITS 

i to g 

We specialize in 

HANDMADE DRESSES 

— OPEN ALL YEAR — 

VOTE NO 

On ConBtHution . • . Defeat 

al Monarchy 

—Easy 

„ Gambling 

—Taxation to Support a Church Ministry 

(Parochial Schools) 

PRAY * ' THINK • VOTE 

if 1*»W for'l>y N J 111* < om. ESuEmf&Hai! Qf Church liii'l atjito. 

Charles B, Russell 

ires from Business 

'.'' In, retiring, after 85 years of business activity 

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^*W* Waclurd" nt a glance! ' 

asw 

new luxury appointments In the year»i 

*•«•»" tatirler! See them •HI 

¥Klf '' ""•• «»• *«Ui BaBrtar, 11» 

Bwaei mmarliii liBiar ferewn ' » 

Time cannot shuf* tn«m 'tit trne ">•"• dan. that (Mata I »p«rtBWBr raatal i may claim umefraiii AmS'^MiiMBi 

Tim that come cannot never unlta iinltt as on rtraat etrei flaor, All *laetrts kit. 1111 Haven »*, and paWDi Ma for thia 

our lovuuf lovlm thought* thourhtn it s( yon. ron. I*". ahan, MtimHalV ntraffii larl. llylna- room, eun jad, . , ' T...-.•• •,-....,••,'-,.; ,jj, 

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J patha, rBTBilllM, nod 

diu- Hit unj' brother iimny"iin*lir» tl.n Ulladl and •totrn wlndowa. I 

-"•r inakar. Price frorn. 

HI f 

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HiilMly Blrtlnlny, little «on. 

to have a wona«rfui home «t no ctitrini 

charcM. Th. lot to itUM «M bath, and an »ttr« complete apart- 

BAI«—RooBlor hBUM, IB rooma. | 

Thstii all thu m fan MJ,, 

Ood nemlrf (uiQther nnttl ID Hciven. the pries ii rauonible »t ttl,O(t,' Mr, m.nt, all Bleaiy fornl.hed In • goad 

to Ha «(lad yoa away, i 

Mill., c/o Braktr, III Atlantis av. cenlral location. TMa I. a nsd Inw» 

had you for meh a, Illllo while, 

iL proatism *t *ii,oOo. Wh Miiia, 

: • - _ • ' " — » • * * 

It Mamed an awful nhame 

BITVATIONB—BaBy pltUr will alt with «/a Brrtar^jia AtlwiUa »¥,. ll,j t 

Tliat Ood wintid rou In H««ven ^- ml.MHl by Mother. 

HAWHON—jnrntn. lit lovinir nanary 

or our dear Braiidnon, Jumna, on hli 

flml blrthilay. Ootoht.r |7,, iadly 

mlaMd hy tit loving STiinAparaBl*, Mr, 

•Bd Xn, Waiter B. CuttiB, it. 

Robert Ct' Come 

Ultlf mm, dlBlBt Mom, MtttMn, 

b«tli. Wlnlar r«t»t, InTormaUon IMM 

toJ«L?« !* ' i 

—Heated iinn, 

ylcinttj Third I W«l«Jr taniaksd, : : aaputuMUs hall 

ia.ii I w*y> - Ai-rwDB u4 btyi MtUs* ov the I 

BAIJt-l family. J M4na«l ..ch, t.8ALE~somera Point. Nice cottaae. ] 

l-ear linn with garaft apartment, bedrooma, tile bath. eAra loll.t, not 

(ood n.lihborhood and nt »13« air kail all burner, i-car (ann, 

month income nMlr. Thla property 110.000; two nice buntalowa. I Bad. 

BM hat water aaM and la occupied room, and bath,, hat wain Mat, tflOO 

year round. I dertiie rafrlgantsn ench. gTRBTCH. Ill OHM av. 10-il 

art Included and furndÛaa Ja J unit, •AL.B—lO.lncli aaa ataam raJlator. 4. 

are Include ml ftlrnlahed ln* r t Tinlti toolumn*. «(a«Ue«,r pt.DO. 14 •" W,- 

Prl« »I»,S90 for a qalck aala, 'Mr 

Mlia, c/o UraH.r. ill Atlantic m, , 

WM SOLICIT Irureranc* of all Midi 

Fin. uarliu. au Mt af oaaoaltr, 

ndaliir uo mnty Mh health id 

hot wat.r heatar afld 30ial|on tank., 

»l( (or all Good condition. Phone 

'l ' :; ui« 

NT—ue.otiful (urnlalied J bedrooma 

home, twin bed*. In central iMtlon 

U tha city, •atojnatlo all hot water 

heater. WIntM rental,, octotar 1 to 

TbeBendixistheonlyaat 

ius Wen home-proved in j 

ble-frce ferWce, yet ^ coitt ( 

OtOKYOUW TODAY-T«|1 

BEND 

COMi IN ro« A rtii 

JAGOBGi 

AUTOMATIC SLEEPING 

Phew 8577 

GROCERIES 

DELICATESSEN 

JANE LOGAN IC* CEKAM 

' ; Fromn Foo* 

: , 

OPEN AI* TEAK 

8TRBTOH AOKNOT, Ml Ocean Illr onlr. Mr. Mllu. c/o Draker, li»l 

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, Irara, netai etrM'tM ul corner. I Usaii, new.."|U.«t, Phone 1M4.W, 

Ite-rooli latB, Fr*d Rle««, fill IMIJ ; ' M-ll 

M.â, av. «,«« iiii. •:i».ii)«.t.»_#-.^..„„,,..:•:.v^..,^^f 

BAUB-1131 M-toii Fata panel tniat, ««hw fyraiahad, !««•, gwan, «ood 

liTI. HtlM.k OMB, POi ii» .L loctloo. Price |ll,B*(|, 8TBKTOH. 411 

«three blankctsl 

ALSO 

C. E. Refrigerators 

AL-ENYARNSHOP 

RHEUMATISM i 

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I Thursday, FHdiiy »nd S»UmI*T 

aueedto the public. 

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 

E!T!T»«i?>af«r.lFfTT1 

•SIX rarm nOUSe 

pmt are lor one-story houses, oriel 7 TO 

for a stow and a half, 

187th t 

; ^?i WMt« ffPMi* toreeelw them them imidiJig Bie MIOT BUiif 

M teehnletfor prûotlon atar-l tet,^ wy arrive at Mr 

ting Margaret O'Brien u a child White's of fleeand can then oner 

htfftrina,*iUio in the east are Oyi «* ««* they niao touse, 

Oh^to. Karta Booth and Danny .——— — 

viBlm 

Hallowe'en Fete at 

witay and Saturday Sea Isl#, Friday 

"Snlrtt of West Pelnt" t stars FUlx ,, 

8e« Me City will have a eommun. 

"poe^BIanohard and QITDKK fy' «WJMw*n eilebratlon Friday 

the "touchdown twini" tii" who h wrote * 

sponsorea by the Ainrt Ainertenn 

DiW footbaU history at We« Point I J*»»» •* *^ quarters in the BwuraurlBg 

the 1M4-4S-46 "aeZSn. R£ f 0B »°«»f. »" the boardwalk. Ml], 

bert IhSne portrays the Eolortul tọ ?, J- BlnBlMun. school princi^; 

"Red" akfc- Army pi eK5h will be master of ctremonlM, PrK 

Others In the east are Sane (ffiSj ?m he awarded chili 

Tanis Ohandler andAlinHale^r' bert CMturees, 

Holiday and Tuesday " ~~ 

"Kit Carson" concerns the adventures 

of the famous IndBi 

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Why Walk or Carry Bundles? 

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CITY CAB ever striving to, give Ocean City better 

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eartiir; when Featberitone H'•,« 

ea^Trro^hoipltal. 

Police Chief Robert J. Lackey's 

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be during "the week end. Because 

plaster had begun to crumble from 

thflcellinlt of .his cltv hall office h« 

moved out while a celotex block 

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FINED FOB DKVNKENESS 

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MONDAY ud TUESDAY, NovtraW* , 

NORMA 8IIEAREE . JOAN CBAF^M 

PAULOTTE GODDARD . JOAN; 

THE WO 

raiDAT 

and SATUROAV, N

's Grove 

lerDies 

%, J. S. Lamb Had Been 

Bl Since June 

I services for Johns.Lamb, 

.. lettor and owner ol Jack's 

, dOMers Point, vbo died early 

J — last week In Shorn Memttal, 

were conducted 8at- 

,«t 114V a. m, at Oettoum 

-Smith's Funeral Home. Her. 

~; £. Vaughan, rector of Holy 

—' 

Kiel Church, officiated, 

iollowed to —• "- 

fc j ad bee in cue ijfig- 

10 dare but bad been too ill to 

renhttwmt at Uie Grove since 

if survived by his wile, Mrs. 

Wlwrine I4unb; an aunt, MM 

n EMoffirteln. ol Woodclifle, 

w. ana an uncle and aunt, Mr. 

I its. William Poos, of fennels, 

ai home was at 58 Momingside 

.tMactty. 

Woman Dies 

Hospital 

Annie Stakes OîÛei, of 

addphia and 605 Atlantic av., 

Saturday in Shore Memorial 

\ Sotners Point, after a short 

She was 83. 

QonE&lez was thi widow Of 

, A. Gonzalez. Far* "several 

tan she had made her home with 

" " Percy Stokes, at 60S 

, Ocean City, and In 

ihla. where they redded at 

833 M. 16th St. 

'Other survivors arc a eister, Mrs, 

lassie Stokes Beck, and a ntphew, 

SuS6eH Gonzalez; Beck, both of 

Bean City; and a niece, Mrs. Elise 

Itakta Meteger of Haveftord, Bs, 

JFunersl services took place Wed 

at 11 a. m., at the Cadman 

ith funeral Home, Bev, A 

GonglotT, pastor ol the Math 

., Church, officiated, lntcnnen: 

In laurel HJU cemetery, Fhik- 

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CITY 5ETWNfiUEI>GfeR 

haches Warn of Overconfidence m Undefeated Team Faces C 

llettermen 

I Squad to 

Resort 

Sub* Again Star 

4 A» Hammonton 

Succumbs to Local* 

^ .Undefeated and untied in 

ifive straight games, the 

f Ocean City High School gridwill 

:a«et another vet 

eleven Saturday afteron 

the Recreation Cen 

£ field, with Cape May, i 

^ strong contender for the 

J,County Championship, pro- 

& vidlng the opposition. 

£. heaviest teams that will 

AM the Bed and WUtt tbJa season. 

ftam a, •quad which includes 14 

, jUJWtMnen, the "Capers" will field a 

team averaging Kg pounds hi 

- mtg&t. The local starters tip the 

•tfSm at * 168 pound average. The 

I vtatton* forward w»U will Mid a 20- 

man advantage ever the 

44-0 Mteaek 

of powerful ud 

Barimr. the Blue 

be underrated 

they 

r 

J ooachen wore net en- 

Btitflcd with the pert^nt- 

* the "BaHin" against 

, and attributed s riaw 

I spotty play to ovmwtth 

emr? opponent 

to knock the draymen 

___r undefeated perch, a letto 

njrit and tes 

Probable Starting 

Line-aps, Saturday 

Gape May Oetaa City 

88 Tebbs ,LE. ,S7 mnOm n 

U Ford 

57 H. Cannonc : LT. .« McDoweU, 

49 Burclmrd 

55VMcars LG .31 Qalanti! 

4SOwen ', O,M F, Tbwns'd 

63 Doran EG. ,83 Ewtag 

SO Sharp RT. .42 Blizzard 

58 Blomkvest.. RE. .43 Booker or 

35 Corsoi) 

44 Velll QB..40 Dun 

50 Avta 

-Lft, -47 niello 

RH..28 Mulford or 

26 Coffey 

• SB..** Myers 

Comparative 

Record's to Date 

May... 

May.., 

39 

7 

3 

13 

Mlllvllle .... 0 

Salem 0 

W, Wilson .. 0 

Wlldwood ... 7 

HanJmonton. 0 

Alumni 

Mid. Township 8 

Big Harbor , 44 

(OanceHfd) 

The second Redmen touchdown 

•—-" BuekhoBz took an eat-wapunt on his SO; and behind ex- 

chalked up late In the second 

- 

]Substitutes again played a lead- cellent Wocldni " 

. fcUt rote In the victory over Bam. Into the end ran 

period as Guard BUI Ewing Inter, 

for 70 yards cepted an enemy lateral on his S8, 

lone, Bill Morrow 

ton with 18 renrves welng acand 

carried jhe o 

bucked through __._ the line for the 

val M yards into 

_ Scat-back John OofTey. enterthe 

game for one play In the-Ir total of 1 nolnte. 

pay dirt, swing also kicked the 

point, which _gave the __ie Oareymen 

(d quarter, tcaatM around end 

: 40 yards and a touchdown. BUI 

], playing Us flret game. 

,. _d up well at an end position 

as did Eulg Ford. Other outstanding 

reserves were Joe Avis and Andy 

fi Jemee, backs, center Bill Harvey. 

•A BUI Fltipatrlct, and tackle 

Burchsrd. 

|B 

wta GUs one and partially atone for 

" ) unexpected loss to Charley Caldi 

team. 

Jayvees Again 

BeatFvUle 

But Find Going 

Rougher; Score, 7-0 

Hammonton 

No Problem 

For Raiders 

Fails to Penetrate 

line or Outwit 

Patting Defense 

By GAT TALESE 

Oma Citr 

Krotha LB 

With an awesome display of HeDawgll |,T 

irenfth, Ocean • City's mighty Qaiuta Ln ,, 

Jailers" roUea On thefr un " =i - TownMpd , 0 

way, Saturday, as they stoj Swing..,, no 

Hammonten "Slut Devils' 1 

Billiard BT 

local field,19-0. 

KOOIMF RB 

From start to finish It wu theDura 

tin 

Fo.llcf LH 

Redmen's ball game, although the Mulfsfd I(H 

visitors threatened before the game »»«•• 

fl.^,.., 

was a minute old. 

HamfOBiiiqii j a | o | s 

Following John Msnifi kick-off fffciur 'qitV*T~°~rTr~i 

to the ^Bertl" crater, Joe De 

JuroHls, »no carried the ball to 

BUsard caught np 

brought him down. 

But thereafter the visitors could 

— . eo OCMB Clh- Jield a 10-0 

vantage us the thlrdf period ended. 

the last quarter the locals 

threatened after taking poe- 

B of the ball at thTmid-field 

Coffey and BUI Morrow nui 

•ve eauiâsd a first down 

. . , Ana darted around left 

end for 11 yjirda to the 88, and Ooffey 

three more to the 33. 

But on Me following play an Avis 

paai wy Intercepted aa the game 

turned, with ocean City triumphant, 

Legion Installs Heat 

A heating system is to be Installed 

is the quarters of the American 

Legion at Sea Isle Oily, on the second 

floor of the Excursion Home, on 

the boardwalk, Joseph M Norton, 

of Wlldwood. has the contract, A 

-lot not penetrmte penetrate the loea! oeal line, or out- series of community dances, card 

wit the locals' paM defense, parties, basketball Barnes and other 

*€ . *._ 0 up possession posst«tejof 

events is being planned for the 

winter. 

registered midway to the seconc 

quarter q as Marvin Dorn 

lnte; 

an a enemy e y pass on the " 28, "i, aid ajdfought, 

Althouf] sufh they found the mine a 

his way ay to to the Hammonton Hamot 21. Andy 

little TOUI roughar than in their first Jemee went-on* tackle for four yards 

with PleaMjitvUle, the un-and John "Twinkletoei" Coffey outran 

the Visitors' secondary on an 

defeated J.V.'i annexed their fifth 

rtralght viptory Monday as they end run for the tally, Bfll Ewtag 

again defeated that tram, 7-0. missed the Wek for the point. » 

locals- only Mere cams midthe 

second quarter, as 

the Raiders held a 8>0 leaf 

Walter 

Unlike their tet meeting, earlier 

'1 season, wUeh saw the "Little 

iders" wut easily, 20-8, the locals 

- la rugged afternoon arainst the 

determined Pleasantvllle eleven, but 

the losers could hot stop the hard- 

"*" Ing local line, which did not 

VJ.W, BUM BUILDING 

"' Jem D. Ludlam, who b m the Wlldwood's Veterans of foreign 

.title Insurance business at Court Wars have purchased from the city 

, 'Berne, bu moved with his family a building they had been li for 

' to OeeanVtew. 

10 years. The sale price was 

the pigskin to the Blue Devils 1 34, 

but there they fumbled, and the 

it them Inside the 30. visitors recovered. 

J Une-up for the locals 1 was: But, after att*mpting three aerials, 

Ends, rerd and Haley; tackles, Hyde 

and Burehard; guardj, Fttepatrick 

and Townsend- center, Ktdrow; 

quarterback, Mei-ano: halfbacks, 

MeDermott and BuoknolU, and f uUback, 

Morrow. 

Angler Unconscious 

Penn Squad to Face 

TlMnceton, Saturday 

.' The University Of Pennsylvania 

< tM* week prepares to meet Prince- 

K ftm In Tlgettown to avenge the def 

*«« «ffered t la«.t year « WMMln 

when the 

Orange and Black, Bla, 

of the biggest upsets of the 

5 Hours on Mud Flats 

defeated the Red and Hue SlxB'.year-old WlUiarn Robinson, 

7 to 14. 

of Wllda-Md, was taken to Atlantic 

. This will be the second away game City Hospital Saturday after he suf. 

for the Pennjylvanla Penl team. Earlier fered a stroke while flshini. He 

tfiv lyd ayed Dartmouth at Hanover 

was unconscious for five hours on 

•Ml beat t the Indians, Idi 33 to0. 

0 the mud flats near his home. 

Twijr member of Oils years start- Police found Robinson about half 

a raUe from the road after his wife, 

Elizabeth, had reported him mtssin 

Robinson U employed by a 

walk concern. 

ttwf* 

m i YOURSELF 

FROM THIS! 

mm 

skin on the 8, from where tbe 

men" kicked out of danger. 

FIRST SCORE IN 

SECOND QUABTEK 

The flnt Ocean City marker 

pplnt, and the Careymen enjoyed a 

13.0 pull through the half. 

FUMBLE ON 34 YARD LINE 

Ftollowlng the Intermission the 

Red and White wain started to 

move, as tight running plays brought 

all of which failed, Hammonton 

tried to punt, but Len Fosllo broke 

through the line and blocked the 

kick, and end BUI Corson recovered 

for the locals on the visitors' 18. On 

the first following play, Foglio 

cracked the line for four yards to 

the 14, Mulford was stopped cold 

on an attempted run around end, 

sut Avis rifled a pass to end mis 

Pord, who made a beautiful catch. 

But the refere* declared that the 

ball was caught outside the end 

sone, so the play was nullified. 

The opposing line held the local 

backs from gaining a first down, so 

the visitors took over on their 14, 

from where they punted to Russ 

Mulford, who made a nice return 

to the M, 

Running play* by Ftegllo and Avis 

advanced the oval to the 20, where 

Avis hit Bill Oonon with a pass ori 

thrift -— 

19-0 IN THIRD PERIOD 

Then Quarterback Dem fought his 

way through the center of the line, 

and into tht end zone. The point 

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shoveling coal, hauling out ashes god 

doing other dirty work connected 

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provide steady, even room warmthregulated 

automatically by sensitive, 

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it will bring you more con* 

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Stop in and find out how a Delco- 

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and inexpensively in your present 

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• IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 

ammsEND 

FERGUSONS, INDEPENDENTS 

MAINTAIN CITY LOOP LEAD 

Independent 

r unblcm- 

.,tMm City 

•layluml, Monln 

a tie for 

is won and 

nen shut out 

Cornon and 234 „ 

Roofers Jr. Abo m the 

The ientUal-I Male Ohattln a; 

intlMl-Lednr 

second place with with Hi; Bel 

Ocean City Ice. while Smith, 210; John »ut 

1 bin's and Swayne'e grill also Adami, 304, and Ray • 

i * a 

won their matches to tiefor third. 

h«t of the night MBS, RICIIABD8 LEADS 

teund'tM found the hord-hltting P.BA PBA ran-WOMEN'S LEAGUE SCOKBB8 

nini lnte aUff " oi jpposltion from Menhigh 

individual 

gel's. The match ended In 

Mrs, R U M Blcharde tolled the 

ipllt on polnU. 

strtie-gpaw bell the loudest with 

There were lew ,_„« 

110 and 169 as the 

scores the main laurels going to 

opened lta atMOL 

Mfteolnj Chattin with a JOS and 

lanes with 10 teums lr 

Tuesday night Other 

8 ! 0 |l it 194, and to Ray JanUen with a 208 leaders ware Peg Courtney 

[ame. Other players in the Upper Hackney ITS, A, rhllllps r 

brackets were Lafferty with IBS and 

; Trout, 197; BUI Bmtth, Dick 

.-S and Jbe Lutf,, 1S3, and Luke 

Turner, 181. 

lead. 

4 TEAMS OPEN 

EASHORE LEAGUE SEASON 

The Seashore League blazed Into 

action for thenew season last FHght, 

with 14 teams vying for 

ay iht 

he hampionshi pionship and d plt plenty off 

recorded, 

The Public Safety, WaUr Service 

and Hackney toung each won 4-0 

victories to atari off la ftdeadlock 

for the Itad, Of 

ChatUn's, TU" " 

and Bel va«n'» _. 

office and J. J. i 

arlne Ewing 160 and Betty 

The Pink and R#d teami mnd 

4-0 victories over Orange and White, 

respectively, to Jump Into the early 

Other wlnndiK teams wen 

Yellow aver Purple, Sue over Qrem 

and Sliver over Gold. 

Mane Peterson Is president of 

this elreuit, with Rose Castaldl aecretary 

and Mary Nlckerson, treasurer. 

PHILLIES BRAT WOODBINE 

IN 8.1. LEAODI CONTR8T 

7 . - - «"* the Casteam 

had no mercy on r 

-a plnladlcs. winning a • 

behind the high scoring 

i. Rose Castalld, b 

blanche Smith, the 

Mat the first game by 

j after that they were 

- —- lable, and the Castnirii 

Muad won by only 16 and 11 tf 

in the ether games. 

Grid Player't Ug Broken 

Jflta ^Bussell Coombs. 17, of Wlld- 

—od Crest, Is in Shore Memorial 

ipitsl suffering a broken 1« 

lUSWntd during practice by ® 

WiMwOod High Scliool f Wifs « f «" k 'n*' b«h material and labor, *v. will 

BB unable to de so without sen* upward ravisien of the tars .tructor.. 

11M Arbitration Board appointed under tho provliiens 

ef tht State Public Utility Anti-Strilw Law, in 

.ih official opinion under dote of Auguit 22, summarized 

our difficulties in these wordi: 

"Manipment undoubtediy must meet formidable 

problems in carrying thii added cost burden 

(13,700,000 in anBual wagei). Its problm u 

quite unlike that of many industries whete, in the 

PVBLIC 

M 

111 

pMt-iw period. It \m been a ilmple matter ««V 

increase prices and thus absorb unusual cost U '. 

eteattt. Despite all the public resirtaiice to f*$f >\ 

increases, aad managefflent's desire to avoid t L "^ ' 

ft seenu unlikely that the effects of inflation \ 

prices can long be withttood by lUs one in ' 

out of practically all others in the country. " 

mg costt and decreasing revenues are a 

don that cannot long be withstood." 

SEWVTCT 

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High School 

Noted Magician 

To Entertain 

To Entertain in 

Assembly Program 

By GAY TALESE 

"Bobo", the Magician, And Company, 

will appear at the Hlch School 

early in November. This will be the 

second of eight assembly programs 

sponsored by the Activity Fund. 

"Bobo" Is from the French name. 

Beaubeuux. He has been working 

with mnglc since he was 12, and he 

has won many trophies and prizes 

for lils ability and skill. 

His "Science of Misdirection" 

amazes the keenest minds with spectacular 

and startling mysteries. His 

profiram comprises, besides magic 

ana Illusions of the old and new 

world, many novel and original 

presentations. 

DANCE BAND TO PRESENT 

ASSEMBLY PBOOOAM 

The high school dance band, directed 

by Cornell Pearl, will present 

an assembly program MM week, 

tie band will play some of the most 

lar songs of the day, and wU] 

re clarinet, trumpet and tramsolos. 

..mm are approximately 16 members 

ln till band, mostly veterans 

tram last year. 

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 

TAKES FOOTBALL SHOTS 

Photography club, supervised 

Blfl, U taking action footof 

the local team, with tht 

otos printed ln The Billows, 

The club, which is a basic course 

In photography, has SO members. 

Although P thc developing of pictures 

' now donc by a local photographer, 

(§ members hope to do their own 

rinting next year. 

Officers of the club Include: Doug 

Longcnecker, president: Ann Aklcn, 

vice president, and Bob my, sccjem. 

FRESHMEN DANCE SATURDAY 

The otafli of "61" will give an 

Autumn fiance Saturday night in 

'"hike Three Doctors", by Biia. 

the school gym, starting i entertainunjn 

so far "Wicked Uncle", by Patricia 

at 8:30beth Selfert, 

o'clock, 

TU» wlU 

will Include 

ment given by the Mtutlplicathuyaa 

r 

Dance, and 

the mvMt 

tion Dance, the 

many 

SNIFF! SNIFF1 SMELLS GOOD! 

The dais gh-ls served roffee 

home made rolls to the Cape 

County teaahers, when tr 

then- annual conference at 

school two weeks 

Thw •" .. (nontmrter 

beenaial 

weeks, w: 

been prepai 

Plan County Riding Club 

Formation of a new riding club in 

Cape May County was discussed at 

a meetii "— - Cold Spring, attended 

is, from ocean City, 

irt House, Rio Grande, 

Iprlng, Cape May and 

by 22 

Mann 

Emm, » 

Pitman, 

Serving You—Day and Night 

m No matter where you 

arc these days, there's a 

telephone near at hand— 

ready to serve you day and 

night. 

• It takes a lot of people 

and a lot of equipment to 

provide this 'round-theclock 

telephone service. 

Police Force Shrinks 

WUdwood, 

tion than It 

five fewer 

than at thai 

this wtek, 

compared wi 

. JrCoiit Ultle 

G«t Bl« Eesnlta 

Here to New jewey there 

are 25,000 of us to operate 

the syitem and keep it in 

smooth running condition. 

In addition to handling 

your calla we're working to 

expand the system to make 

the service still better and 

more useful for everyone. 

NEW JIR5EY KILL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

Nebraska Paper 

Features Story 

From Ocean City 

A news story dateUned from 

Ocean City made Page l of the 

Qrand Island Independent, dally 

newspaper ln Grand Island. Nebraska, 

according to Prank A. 

Pileggl, former local man now 

residing there. 

The etoiy told of a hitchhiker 

who presented two orchids 

to u. S. Attorney A. Gleeson. 

who picked him up while driving 

from Ocean City to Philadelphia. 

The orchids were to 

show appreciation for the lift. 

"I think this article (in the 

independent) was supposed to 

be a little dig to the folks ln 

Nebraska, as a short while ago 

a young couple were killed by a 

couple of hitch-hikers near 

Omaha," Pileggl wrote. 

New Books Arrive 

At PuWiq Library 

New books recently received at the 

Free Public Library include the following: 

FICTION 

denary in the Home", by Irvn's 

Return", by William 

'"ntle", by Agnw B. 

Me on ftiday", by A. A, 

Me", by Prank o. 

Oreat", by Thomas W. 

^Huf'of the Hawk", by Seott 

O'Dell. 

"Honour Among Thieves", by H, 

C, BaUey, 

"Hope of Barth", by Margaret Lee 

Runbeek, 

"House Divided", by Ben Amei 

Williams, 

"It Was Mary", by Eleanor A, 

"Kate Hardy 1 * by D. H. Stevenson, 

"Might Walk", by Eliiabeth Daly. 

"Bo Dour To My Heart", by ater- 

UntNorth, 

Wentworth, 

"Woman of Property", by Mabel 

Beeley. 

NON-FIOIION 

Bad of a Berlin Diary", by WU- 

Ham L, Bhlrer, 

"Public Speaking for Everyone", 

by James W, Armftrong, 

Roger Jarvis Has 

Own Dance Band at 

Westminster College 

Roger Jarvis, a sophomore student 

at Westminster College, New WUm- 

-ifjgtoji. Pa,, and a MradnateôÔEign 

City High School, made a sueceasful 

debut with his recently-organized 

dance band, the Oolleglates, at a recent 

Homecoming Carnival at the 

college, according to word received 

by Wa parents, Mr. stud Mrs. Ralph 

D. Jarvis, 887 Park pi, 

A review in the college paper said 

In part: "Music Of the sweet type Is 

the specialty of the aggregation, 

which is composed of eight pieces," 

Roger orgarUied the group around 

the end of September as a cooper, 

atlve orjanlzauon, and, according to 

the college paper, the band; has received 

permission from the college 

to prarflce lathe conservatory. 

While a student here Roger player" 

saxophone, with the high school 

band and orchestra and dance band. 

Be also organized a dunce band 

which played a number of engagements 

for social affairs in tills area. 

Jackson Is Honored 

Percy H, Jackson, director of thi 

freeholders and WUdwood Pharmn 

cist, was honored by county phar 

maclsts at a dinner In that city, following 

Ms rtnrement from the 

presidency tor two years of the New 

Jersey Board of Pharmacy, 

Paperhangers 

•PAPERHANGYNG 

: PAINTING ; 

Frank W. Young 

! MABMOJtA 

PhOM O. C. 1825-R-l - 

JACK J. WATKINSON 

PAPERHANGER 

•15 Alton? «nBH 

BMtaktii Ph«m lln 

Plastering 

PLASTERING 

BRICK, POINTING 

CLYDE CARSON 

1115 BAt ATE. Phone 18121 

ASTER 

STUCCO 

Meeting to Protest 

Pollution of Ocean 

An open mass meeting to protest 

pollution of coastal waters was 

scheduled for Thursday this week at 

8 p. m.. In the Congress Room, of 

the Hotel Senator, 166 S, Carolina 

av a Atlantic City. 

The meeting, under tho combined 

auspices of The National Coast Antl- 

1'oUutlon League and The Association 

of Bait Angling Clubs, Is to 

protest dumping and pumping of 

sulphuric acid Into the-ocean and 

waterways, nnd to halt pollution of 

coastal waters by oil, tar and other 

industrial wastes. 

The two groups contend that this 

iractlct threatens the prosperity of 

he seashore resorts 

Seek Aid Against Skeeters 

A delegation from the Cape May 

County Ohainbcr of Commerce will 

before the fteebtidm next 

to uk tar «M in to- 

_ „ at th© county BBM> PijE" 

Tderit Aul Schuster reported this 

week. He dte« the need for iw^ 

Droving the county park and for 

control of mosquitoes •tbrougbtiat 

the township. 

Must Fingerprint 

Indicted Person* 

County Jifflge A. J. Caflero hm 

called to the attention of Justuses 

of tbe peace the fact that all persons 

held for grand jury action must 

be fingerprinted. Several defendants 

have appeared to answer to Indictments 

wUhout this record having 

been taken. 

Judge Caflero recottUnendfid tftat 

Prosecutor Harry Teneubaum write 

to each lustioe of the peace, cautioning 

him as to this required 

nrocedure. 

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FIRE PLACE DAMPERS AND 

HEATILATORS 

ROLLED TIN - COPPER - ZINC 

CHIMNEY CROCKS 

PRESDWOOD 

MEDICINE CABINETS 

C. H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

12th & We«t Avc. ' Phone 0150 

Francis R, MacKain, Sr, 

Brick Mason Contractor 

Ocean City, N, J, 

5 EAST 14th STREET 

Coneretm - Grading 

Phone 233§Jt 

NICK MIGLIACCIO i CO. 

955 Wait Avenue 


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Burglar Alarms 

Electric Wiring 

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Bouse "Wiring 

Commerced tight 

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Phone 1598 — nay or Night 

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Hotels, Homes and Shops Wired (or Power or 

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I pleasant evening. 

^ w M, on lbg av, W L , * nMto 

SBUBL Raymond Smith, Janrt SIB- tne group November » 

be^ IXjrolhy Rice, Johnny Rice, '-"''.' ._ :':"-. ' ji,[V,., 

'oSI Itoît ft vawfflfer StJa WMcldent 

a few weeks age 

, CRKKN'WOOD and COHAN (Cu.lpm Made) 

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WRITE < KHAR _ ELEXAM-M KEFINIKIIING — TAT|» — OOHDg 

| — AND — ' 

MM, Oiuffifi tht SbM Nt» «brtew, 

ENTERTAIN METHODIST MEN 

EETUEN8 FEOM HOSPITAI, 

BOMERS POINT — Tommy Dii. 

ion of Mr, and Id, WUllam L_ „ 

Shew rt,, who rictntiF uadwwent 

an wmtln it Hahnemann Hospital. 

Philadelphia, was able to rem 

te Jft.ss,te, tfaftfcjss 

« 

M^^W_brlben haa been poirt 

' Jonsthan Acton, counsel for, the 

accused policeman, requested Judge 

A, J, Oaflno to postpone th« eue 

because BrW^^Tf Cd 

ToWlWCIld Club 

»r^^^^âffi« WMMB to Speak 

I 

the ftre hall. Mrs. Oeorge Morrte. of movement, will address a rally of 

Ocean City, WM general chairman, 

and s splendid pmp had ben 

W 

ttee, 

p' •"•, 

T° FORM COB PACK 

.._.••_.... • 

STREET •net. 

TBAFPlpMMBi 

PATCIINfl Kff 

, • • • . ' •.-.•» : >

I I 

t 

immm 

nrnent. 

CtMdbed Adf Pay Swift Returns 

Is NOT a Partisan Question 

Republicans 

Democrats 

Taking Automobile Tests 

Abo More Piinstakutg, S«y» Motor Vehicle 

Inspector Here; Reject* Gripe Over Waiting 

When it comes to qualifying for a 

New Jersey automobile drivfcg license, 

women art more painstaking 

and leas argumentative than men. 

Authority for tlus is Deputy Chief 

Inspector Joseph Brettell, of tile 

Department of Motor Vehicles, who 

lias supervised the exanlnaUoii of 

-.housands of fledgling motorists, 

inspector lirettell made (he coin- 

Ing in November. ' * 

ECOND, FOURTH FRIDAYS 

"YES" 

"YES" 

On ALL QUESTIONS on Top and Bottom 

of the Ballot NEXT TUESDAY 

Wld Fold for by Cape May Council, No. I, 

Service Association 

From now untU April 80 the testa 

111 be given here on the second 

and fourth Fridays of each month, 

at city hall. 

Dunne the summer, 

exanunatloni were the second and 

fourth Mondays. 

AppUennts mart 

Sjeport between 1:10 a. m. and SsM 

Mr! Bretteil said that the Inspectors 

often engnunter motorists who 

are not familiar with the rules of 

wanunatlon and feel that they are 

being Inconvenienced or discriminated 

aptajt. Actually, thetiepaittwo 

weeks,'and their permits will be' 

extended *«*!««! 

falling to pass the "written test will 

net again be examined for one week, 

and their permits will be. extended 

accordingly. Applicants failing to 

pass the visual acuity test will have 

their permits extended tor one week.' 

however, they will be permitted to 

appear,lor re-examination at aj« 

BeriocL 

WOMEN BETTER PREPARED 

"We usually find that women are 

well nreparil for their written tsf 

oniinatlons, and make high marks," 

Inspector Brettell reported. "Thia is 

because they have studied the motor 

TOluele code and are familiar with 

Its provisions before they report for 

'Jie test.^ 

"Veil, on the other hand, often 

fail be written left because they 

won't take the time to look over 

about It, U we reject them, then 

they gripe because they can't fake 

the examination over Main, Immediately, 

i r 

"The purpose of the delay of a 

week or longer before re-exatnmatlon 

ia to give the rejected applicant 

t h to « lv , c the "'J*" 1 applicant 

•"> opportunity to study the rules of 

t 

1 J 

wSnTgmntcdNew 

Icenses are qualified to drive 

OBJECT TO WAITING sa,, r^^ veY Ucle opSftUon. 

One of the sore points Is the wait- 

The Inspectors get mto marly arlng 

period after an applicant Is re- guments with persons who already 

jected, usually on the written test, have licenses from othtr states and 

Rules on this point read as follows: 

think they should get a New Jersey 

"Applicant failing to pass the road license 

without any red tape or 

est will not again be examined for proof of qualification. 

MUST TAKE WRITTEN TEST 

, In this connection, the New Jereey 

act permits Inspectors to waive the 

Toad or driving test for already, 

Icensed drivers, but it still requires 

JMtn to take the written and vision 

The Department also reserves the 

right to require any additional 

mental or physical 'exatnlnation if 

the inspectors deem it advisable. 

Youthful l i t t bit 

f f 

Atjantti? ^TJiijrsr sows'Otbei ns&fby 

"'"•-• 

Tnm 

to Md down recklemteai on 

leg 

OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY" Telephone 0304 or 0305 "OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1947 

highway*. 

. bis opinion and that ol 

ethers In tile dejwtaieBtj 

' Cêimiusslflner A* w* Miagee do! 

MM state shonU evenI tighten 

"n^'WwdriTtejli«n»e» by reemmlnwl 

tvery few years to det^lnjue 

whetnef they are ftUI 

safe drivers. This basBMB neom. 

of the ftflfflHfffiii espesse tavoliFed. 

Periodic examination of driven, 

In the opinion of the men who have 

seen too many accidents, is just as 

Important as regular checking of the 

condition of their automobiles. 

bring you 

the exquisite 

beauty of 

chfront 

I 

ut 

•of 

th 

nspectors deem it advisable, 

thful applicants must submit 

f of age of 17 or over, with a 

tifit th tift 

of age of 17 or over, with a 

certificate or other satisfactory 

ent 

__jument. 

Many of the people who art re. 

Jected in an examination are miffec. 

I because they have to return from 

jy 

ave to return from 

some distance and do not want to 

Beat Wife Because 

She Didn't Stay 

Home; Convicted 

A Jury which deliberated M min 

ites on Monday found James Beswick, 

of Westmont, N. J., former)! 

of Ocean City, guilty of a charge o; 

assault and battery on his wife. Mrs 

Mary Beswlck. 

Mrs, Beswick, who still resides In 

this ejty told the jury and Judge 

lero that the attack b; 

and 

Mk by her 

Idwood 

husband took place at Wilawooi 

If**, August whin they were vaea 

Uoning there. The beating was so 

ievere that she was under the earn 

of a physician for seme time, she 

said. 

Beswick said he was angered because 

he went to the WUdwood home 

twice and found his wife not at 

home. 

50c Classified Adi Get Remits 

revs 

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENBtaB 

FOR SAFE WINTER DRIVING! 

Get ready now for a trouble-free winter. Immediate eervice 

on May terms awaits you when you bring your Ford "back 

home" for a check-up. S»v« worry, aave time, save money 

with the 4-Way Advantage of Genuine Ford Service. 

1, Ford-trained Mechanic* 3. Special Pent Equipment 

2, Faclory-opprov»d Methods 4. Gtnuin* Foid Parti 

• CLEAN AND ADJUST 

SPARK PLUOS 

• FLUSH RADIATOR AND ADO 

ANTI-PRIIZI 

DISTRIBUTOR 

• ADJUST 

CARBURETOR 

• WINTIR IUBRICATE 

MOJUD 

NYLONS 

in a selection of 

subtle, new shades 

GROUND FLOOR 

m 

if 

ite 

le 

Asked 

utitSup- 

: Two Now 

Construction 

i .-that the city 

stone sen wall 

the beach to 

ublic street and 

•ty along At> 

as advanced at 

city 

comm- 

S, in the face of 

by 

property 

ome action be 

ately to save 

from 

being 

ners were to coni 

Week, with Jumcs 

wr for the State 

Jetton, and suggest, 

t state-aid ?tone jet- < 

so that tjie stone 

parallel with the 

[breakwater lnstenrt 

i the water. 

NAG 

iiown whether the 

[J*ontraftor, Jesse A 

ns, Inc., would agree 

" In specifications. 

native advanced 

I be for the city 

upon Us capital 

I to pay for a 

. without state 

!> Jetty project nlto 

proceed as 

the nsw stacking colors fail and v^m, '47 -J 

— 

*trIy 

, deni 

rIy.MM ll 

thV.*nM 

sea wall was 

ni ip or 10 owners 

tr the ocean above 

deniiinded to know 

'c city planned 

ileclde whether 

houses to places 

back from the 

Far Value, for Wear, 

for Good Looks 

EDWARD G. KURTZ CO. 

Av. between 1st & North Sis, Ocean City, N. J. 

;'; Pntiet * 

yf/iur'Right to Vote 

WORK SHIRTS 

BIG TANS -oA Uurt. befc AA U 

fed rtrtl ud wiu lonicr, lie 

YANK u tbo wort •kin with tL.t 

eu.loinm.do look. Hat {Rat letttaul%iliiiBk 

l|e , 

MEN'S STORE 

GROUND FLOOK 

Your beloved Berlcjhlre Nylace Kemfruni 

:.. the sheer, sheer nylons knitted with 

fh# famous loek-itlfeh, run-reiiitant 

loop. Pufl-fashioned for flawlssi fit end 

iupr«m# wsar. More wonderful than 

ever In "City Lights" shades:;: light 

In darkness, Berkshire's new featuro 

Athlon colon for fall '47, 

•lM.U.tM.0ff. 

LJPEliAf 

^Spokesman far the 

StwtWt, city, -ad- 

. TUB?' "kicldng 

ftfle Bvdi^rotec. 

Jm years while 

grown steadily 

the party addneighbors 

were 

delay in the matto 

halt erosion, 

owner of a home 

declared that the 

< is an emergency 

i fta well, because it 

A* that erosion will 

MUture storms unless 

And Rank Mat- 

The Story of the Robes 

• • • > • > 

Armistice Day Reminiscences of Those 

American Military Hospitals Overseas 

By BL'ZZ BERRY 

608 Central Av. 

The large American Army 

and Navy hospitals overseas, 

which during the war housed 

the men wearing those alltoo 

- familiar 

wine - colored 

robes, have for the most part 

disappeared 

from the great 

American scene. 

Those extra-special O. I.'s 

that once wore the robes have 

come 

home — home to their 

respective communities. 

Yes, some have come back 

looking difercnt than when 

they went ftwny. Some are 

minus unns or lees, or eyes. 

Others urc mentally ill. 

The years will drag on, and 

20 years from now many 

youngsters will see these veterans 

in parades, and they'll 

think that they look old 

Perhaps they may even think 

to themselves: "Surely these 

old fellows didn't beat the 

Nuzls and Japsl" ... Let It 

be said here for the record 

that they most ussuredly did 

that, and they traveled 3,000 

to 6,000 miles from home tii 

do ltt 

• * « 

Those who had the high 

privilege of admittance to the 

military hospitals will never 

forget the men who were the 

patients in them. 

They came from all branches 

of the service — paratroops, 

iankcorps, engineers, pilots, 

Seabees, undcrwuter demolition 

squads, Coast CJuards, Marines, 

all parts of the Navy 

And time after 

time you 

met the Infantry. Their wounds 

most ak.'uys denoted their 

branch of the service' 

If 

their faces and bodies 

were badly burned or scorched, 

they were from ohlps or tanks, 

or planes fueled by high octane 

Baa or oil. 

If their wounds were , from 

bombs or their fragments, they 

usually were (ram the infantry. 

If they were 'blinded, generally 

they were from the Marines 

of Tarawa or Saipan. 

* * • 

You came closest to God, I 

think. In these hospitals. Selflessness 

was the predominant 

note In these places where the 

wounded were brought back to 

health. 

The world Is full of selfishness 

and greed, but you 

didn't find these qualities In 

the hospitals, where men helped 

other men, and where the 

nurses achieved a measure of 

sacrifice that their patients 

will never, never forget. 

4 * * ' 

One could tell more for hours 

the stories of lndlvdual men— 

their expressions of appreciation 

for the slightest 

help. 

Out now. these young 

kids 

who once wore those winecolored 

robes are, for the most 

part, home. 

Treat them well, for they 

earned good treatment—they 

earned It the hard nay. Don't 

ever forget 

what they represented, 

or what they achieved. 

And If ever It Is In you' 

power tA make then- lives a 

bit more pleasant, don't hesitate 

for one minute to act on 

their behalf. 

Par. believe me. they are 

the cream of the cropi 

Former Resorter 

Is* 

Killed On Coast 

y Armistice Day 

Munu Ke* irtt - 

California Crash 

Eugene James Meenan. 28-ycarold 

Army veteran and former Ocean 

City resident, died early Sunday 

morning in Salinas, Cal., from Injuries 

sustained in an automobile 

accident. 

Relatives In this 

city received 

word or the tragedy after the young 

man succumbed In Monroe Hospital, 

where he had been admitted a few 

hours earlier. Details of the accident 

were not obtained immediately. 

'owi'i on"Cc,rS;>ORKED IN NIGHT CLUB 

GROUND FLOOR 

Election 

* fcv * AAA;; "-* 1 '" ? ||g.••;'.;'\_.'AT.L offices of the 

^^W ;: Cmtr :îr:«..|t-tight Co, 

*« O*SJ^ *I1 Mf Election Day 

IJSiSl>AV, NOVEMBER 4th 

Closing 

attention 

" 

d, POWER i LIGHT (0. 

nfolr to the men In your life 

D»fln!f»ly 

to rtctuc* m*r« man lo on 

BLUE 

SWAN 

RA YQN PAN 

I stuq he feared that 

,* will occur there 

1 extends that far 

„• Edward B. Bowker 

{.that the State Board 

ded building a stone 

1 with the beach berd. 

and Surf rd. 

y were well ade 

present contract. 

Jng this line has been 

Jflie said 

IW. Struble admlt- 

"llttle confidence" 

^Jetties. 

1'$. stone wall parallel 

t we will at least save 

he said, "but we 

,._go a bathing beach 

1 does not accumulate 

, wall." 

TAILS OF 

PAGE 2 

Meenan had been employed In a 

night club in Hollywood for two 

years and had been residing in 

California since his discharge from 

the service In 1943. 

He was the youngest of a family 

of eight children. 

Other brothers 

and sisters include William F. 

Meenan, resort fire department captain: 

Daniel J. Meenan, Francis E- 

MVIeenan, J. Raymond Meenan and 

Mrs. Helen Franklin, all of Ocean 

City; Mrs. Thomas 

Sullivan, of 

Somere Point, and Mrs. Austin 

Rltz, of .Mount Ranlcr, Md. 

FUNERAL HEBE MONDAY 

The body will be brought back to 

Ocean City for burial next Monday 

at Seaside Cemetery. Palermo. 

There will be a funeral service at 

9:30 a. m. Monday in the Cadman 

and Smith Funeral Home followed 

by solemn requiem mass at St. 

Augustine's R. C. Church, in charge 

or Rev. B. B. Doyle. 

Friends and 

relatives may call Sunday from 7 to 

9 p. m. at the funeral home. 

Asks 

Jurvey 

59< 

..^, at the insistence 

, all county resorts, 

freeholders Wednesk 

resolution to request 

survey by the Army 

r of this county, to 

$100,000, was re- 

_i when municipal 

I before the county 

The~~Bfpeal was 

cy over the week 

watem wrought 

beaches of Ocean 

Cape May 

esprts. 

'.by Finance Director 

i, th# county resothe 

Army Engl- 

_.,». a public hearing 

I show the need lor a 

> and recommendations 

future 

expenditures 

to the plan of the 

Juat what you ,ordered, 

Of run-resistant rayon jeiiey 

or Tearose. 

Just rub them out, hang and tfry 

to put on — no ironing necessary. .'.Sizes 6 to} 8. 

dis- 

,„„ of freeholders 

d Oqtan Counties. 

Hi for the etudy to 

outlhie between 

and Oape May 

riving, 

406 

$35,000 Borrowed 

For West av. Paving 

City Treasurer Ray Thorpe subt 

to the commis 

y 

s 

mitted a report to the 

sioners Wednesday 

that 

d $35000 t 

rpe su 

commishe 

had 

sioners Wednesday that he had 

borrowed $35000 at the low Interest 

rote of 1.S per cent to temporarily 

finance the West av. paving project. 

Finance Director Augustus -8. 

Goetz explained that the money 

was borrowed only to meet progress 

Installments to the contractor and 

that the debt will be retired after 

January 1 when the new budget Is 

operative and the city can appropriate 

from Its capital- Improvement 

fund. 

Legion To Mark 

icfoy for Many Men " I 

Waf VB^BS bt toan aVS wUll 

celebrate the Armistice of World. 1 

War I by renewing pit annual Fast 

Commanders' Dinner. Tuesday night. 

The affair, sponsored by Morgan- 

Ranck Port, American Legion, will 

he staged In the Ocean Olty Academy 

and is expected to have capacity 

turnout of about 1M veterans 

of 191V IB and their younger 

comrades of )M1-4S hostilities, 

pinner will lie at 6:80 p. n>., with 

the guests reverting back to their 

OJ. days by standing in the Academy 

chow line. 

Afterward there 

will be entertainment, arrftnged by 

Doug, 

Longenecker, and motion 

pictures. 

Veterans who have qualified for 

Victory Medals will be presented 

with these awards during the evening, 

Tuesday will find the usual holiday 

situation for business In the 

resort. 

There will be no mall decihr 

haU offices, public library and 

some other places will be dosed. 

| Housewife, 52, 

Held for Larceny 

Arrested here as a fugitive from 

Justice In Philadelphia, a 62-yearold 

housewife was committed to tho 

county jail by_P^ce-Judge Howard 

Samuel Price on a fugitive warrant 

Issued to A. C. Hurlbrink. of 7238 

an officer of a business firm 

whloli Mrs, Webster formerly was 

secretary-treasurer. 

Local police said the woman had 

been sought since last June on a 

warrant issued by Magistrate John 

J. O'Malley, In Philadelphia. This 

warrant charged her with larceny 

and embezzlement of $5,735.60 of 

company funds, and was sworn to 

by Albert A. Hartunlan. of 6030 

Osage av. 

Urge City 

Hallowe'en 

Celebration 

Blithesome 

Delay, Due to Rain, 

Fails to Mar 

Parade Gaiety 

SPEECHLESS SPEAKER 

WINS GREATEST APPLAUSE 

BUI Camburn, of the Exchange 

Club turned out to be one of the 

most frustrated public speakers 

in the city's history. Tuesday 

night. 

Mounted on the club's float he 

tried for some 10 minutes to deliver 

an address, lauding the 

prowess of the Red Raiders— 

Ocean City High School's invincible 

football team. But 

every time he opened his mouth, 

he was drowned out by shrill 

cheers. 

At length he mounted to the 

Judges' stand and tried to speak 

via the microphone. But even 

there he never got farther than, 

"I think that almost everybody 

In Ocean City is here tonight". 

He made no progress, but no 

speaker In history was ever applauded 

more. 

The spirit of Hallowe'en played a 

delayed engagement In Ocean Olty 

Tuesday night to a "gallery" that 

was hardly deflated at all by the 

weather.enforeed 

delay from the 

scheduled data of the celebration, 

last Friday niiht. 

The traditional parade probibiy 

wasn't quite up to what it would 

have been had the celebration not 

been rained out for sswral nights, 

but it was soul-satisfying, blood, 

tingling and rib-tleltling, for all 

that. 

MABI GBAi EEIGNS 

There weren't as many floats to 

the pageant as in some other similar 

parades, but the swarms of 

frolicking, hUariQUs youngsters and 

adults in a great variety of original 

get-ups more than filled the gap. 

The MWlowtfen splrtt-4he frOUOsome, 

joyful abandon^.Mardl Oral 

—was manKiated -UfeHiKhout the 

cTowS Uiiir «te"Si"tiie Bwhange 

Oiub'i hlilbUiy band and Its "moun- 

Who danced and capered on torn 

street. 

BEAUTlEm AND ORIGINAL 

Beauty and originality, as well as 

carnival, marked the OMamlon. Perhaps 

one of the most striking exf 

i th ace 

ap 

amples of 

e 

t 

was the appearance 

of them black). Bo Peep, In a lovely 

costume that seemed to epitomize 

PaEe 3, Please 

A. M. DeMaris New 

Kiwanis President' 

I 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

Arthur M. DeMaris was elected 

president of the Ocean City Kiwanis 

Club for 1948, at the weekly luncheon 

Wednesday at Plymouth Inn. 

He'will succeed Harvey W. Adams.- 

Also elected were Frank C. Matthews, 

vice president: Walter A. 

Dlttrlch, treasurer; Dr. Frank p. 

Bogle and Von E. Honrlod, directors. 

Dr. Aldrtch C. Crowe, physician, 

and Lester Smith, awning manufacturer, 

were inducted as new club 

members by Clinton B. Price. 

City to Build 

Vets' Houses 

Plans Made to 

Construct Eight 

Disclosure that the city government 

is going ahead with plans for 

the construction of eight permanent 

type homes for veterans, was made 

by Mayor Clyde W. Struble at Wednesday's 

meeting of the commlsl 

(S^nnUufeed that the ctty 

a» aside eight lots as sites for 

homes ana that assurance has been 

given of grants of state funds up to 

ft tnnxlmiim of $5.600 per Unit, 

which would mean a total expen- 

(Mure of $44,800. 

PAFEItS BEING PREPARED 

The various papers necessary to 

apply for the funds and put the 

project in operation' arc now being 

prepared, the mayor said, and the 

Material For 

Needy Vanishes 

3 Truckloads Gone, 

'Lady Santa' Reports 

resort. There will be no mall ae- practically three truck loads of 

livery or window service at the post- wearing apparel; furniture, bedding 

office. The schools, National Bank, nn(j other material which Mrs. Oerclty 

hall offices public library and tmae Preston-^ccan City's "Lady 

HI. Prtston-Oeean City's "Lady 

lante clans"—had Men accumulating 

for a year, for distribution to 

the resort's needy thy winter, have 

disappeared from the city incinerator, 

where it was stored, she reported 

this week. 

Much of it was being "hoarded" 

for distribution at Christmas tine, 

Mrs. Preston said that no look was 

on the Incinerator. 

missing goods represented 

county ]au by rouge juage nowars i «.» Of hard wort, not only in 

Waiwn on Monday to await esttradl- coueotlng It Irom donors but In «- 

tlon proceedings in the County | pairing and reconditioning it, she. 

Common Hens C°urt. 

Friday, s 

A resolution was adopted by the 

• board to authorise Mayor Struble to 

[ntgotiate with A, Gregory Qgden 

us arehiteet for the homes, 

TO BE LEASED 

The houses will be similar In design 

to those constructed recently 

In WUdwood, Th*yTrtll be leased 

to veterans and their families. 

Mayor Struble and officers of 

Morgan-Banek IHJSt, American 

Legion, hav« bten iircpnring the 

groundwork for the project several 

weeks and have inspected several 

varieties of Inw cost structures to 

select the most desirable. 

This new tffort to htlp solve thi 

a program mapped last spring and 

later ttbandoned because of contrnctlnK 

difficulties. 

p 

said. 

Samuel Fries on t, fuglttve warrant » «•-"«••«"> ^1 »»» atf ylrtM^Jy 

none of the consumption ,was for 

home heating,. due „ to the . mild 

weather. 

/\nQ l 6nSlQIl$ 

cratic Candidat^rAlt^ 

countieg which voted in favor of'a newday 

U> replm:e the ^ m ^ M i n ^ ^ ^ 

650AWO votes approving Athf constitution;; iOT 

^rtinty 

:^:m^^mî^g§0^f'^ff0$> 

ate and lost three s^ts to Iterrio^W fa • 

• The Republicans won generally thrt_ m 

trend. Bctm th« county ana city; approved wra 

sidn iryiîB:.ttr:;tt»I^:ma^^f'Sts^SmS&^m 

County 4 to 1; : ;^:M' 

Smith High Man • : ; 

Cape Stay County voltn reelected 

Republican olQce holders 

all dawn'tilt line In Tuesdayn election, 

as well as favoring the new 

state constitution and attopUng ttie 

ntlrement syetem for county employes. 

. '. ••",••' '!>:'•:- 

The consUtution, which carried, 

statewide, by 4 or 6 to 1, encountered 

gone stiff opposition in the 

HOW OCEAN CITY VOTBH TVl 

UENOgyOBPEBS 

The gas company also reported 

that turn-off orders were being filed 

later than usual this year. Normally, 

the bulk of service disconnections 

occur September IS and October 

l, but this year many of them 

were delayed until late October and 

the first week of this month. 

The trend of visitors 

remaining 

longer, also is bome out by The 

Page 3, Please 

County Bridges 

Show Increase 

477,938 OVM Local 

Span in 9 Months 

Wi* 

This new effort to help solve the May County aro showig a 

b 

housing shortage takes the place of stantlal 

increase in business for 

a program mapped last spring and 1947 by comparison with 1946 and 

1940. 

Thia Is disclosed by the Cape 

May County Bridge Commission In 

a report prepared for its bondholders 

and released tills feedk. 

For the first nine months in 1946, 

the report showed 815.098 fareS were 

paid at the four toll bridges. In 

IMS, this figure . had climbed to 

1.074,032. and this year it was 

i,lK,107 for the same period. 

A1MOST HALF BERG 

The Ocean City-Longport bridge. 

Funds Asked To 

Pave 8 Streets 

An application for state funds to 

pave eight Ocean City streets In 

li« was approved by the city mmmission, 

Wednesday, on reeommen-1 Tn» ocean City-Longport onogt, uuy commuHioncra nwnm« 

riAtkm of Public Works Direeter acquired by the CommLsslon a year adopted a resolution to establish a 

ago and now closed for Mtenslvt re. ehUdiien'* playirouna U WA 

tt. 

-lairs, did iilmest half the buti. and Bay BV., as requests twe;*t«ks 

nit for Ui« 40-mUe ocean 'routt ago by rMtdtnts ol that ntighbor- 

T!» ptajfrounft WB be m citypairs, 

did almost half the bust' 

ness for the 40-mlle ocean'rouft , , 

which Includes three other toU [boM, '• 

bridges. 

The report shows Unit .,.„„ 

tchlclts arossed the Meal bridfe 

alone from Jantiary 1 to 8ept*mfcer 

SO this year, while the ether 

three toll spans combined totaled 

704,171 veNelW. 

In cash rwelpts far the first nine 

In cash receipts for the first nine 

'months this year, the Ocean City- 

Longport span contributed $102,- 

962.65 to the Commission while the 

other three down-county bridges 

received $141,390.78. 

G.O.P.Sw 

I' ' I 

CityPe»o 

Carrie. 2 to 

Charter 

1 Bj th 

rS3ioiiih««niIc 

prMleted tHat the 

would carry by * * 

HI 1U «u ui ,. • «. *- 

7*6 1888 323 1390 233 ISItt 314 

rural areas and emerged with a favorable 

majority of only 1140 votes 

for the county, »•»!'qyer 10.000 

persons casting ba..otH. With all of 

the 49 districts tabulated bn the 

question; the score at noon Wednesday 

was 5083 "yes 1 * and 3934 "no?. 

PENSION PLAN SCPPOICrED ^ 

Better support was given to tiie 

county employes pension Mas, which 

Is expected to coat $12,000 to $15,000 

a year to operate.. The vote favOTing 

pensions W&S 5424 to 3053. 

O.OJ*. candidates won by margins 

of about 4 to 1 in the county, 

with Ocean City Assemblyman 

Nathaniel C. Smith receiving high 

vote for the .major offices. 

Smith 

Witn a return to normal supplies received 1171 votes in all reported 

of gasoline and tires, and at least a districts against 2101 for his Demopartlal 

supply of new automobiles, cratlc opponent, Thomas E. Dlmond. 

• the' Oc«M Drive bridges In Qsfm nXCH WINS EASII.Y 

| May aunty are showing a sub- Burrog»te Irvtag Wtch, of Set, 

*- Otty. wb'.rMwtad--with'-« 

Of 7093 to 1998 over Charles 

L. Dalrymple, Democrai, 

ttm two Republican freeholders. 

Henry Y. Clouting and Osman M. 

Cpnson, received 8144 anil 8OT7, re- 

W. Bum was given 2247. 

David C. IngeraoU, unopposed for 

coroner, ""* — 

The resort „. 

by also approvingsimilar 

retirement K—r- 

May County employeaj 

on this was almost 

to 639. , , ,. 

C1IABTEB HAS CLOSt I 

Ocean City .was , 

on the new itate 2 

ever, favoring It 

margin of 134 I 

AS 880 -yea;' 

". 4 . 

BUGGED IN1»IV|DPA 

ON WRITE-IN 8«U» 

A few rugged indivU^, 

expressed their dtopleWSr*^ 

the regular candidates f| * 

day's baUot by wrKJng 4ft r 

in the personal choU»;** 

Such write-in* max ' 

tered instances for _ 

aurrogate and coroner.'; 

It WM a free-*or-»n. 

Justice of tue peftc* M«4rT 

the tot 'ward no less tbife J 

men received write-in ,* J 

that office. One r 

votes; the others, 

each. In the secona. 

were three ^jwlUen-to-- 

onc getting two votes, t», 

Former Judge French- B,-> Love-v 

land, of Ocean Okty. ' 

trustees ol ~ ' 

riBSTB TAKBrf t, 1 - 

FOR 

BCTIREMENt 

Moving MlfUy u 

the pro|>M>.il b> the 

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City Treasurer Ray 

as certifying 

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