Oct 1947 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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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 peri^ithnlf
££&£?*" 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«.
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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*
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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
HAS ADEQUAn
OR PROPER* NIATiNf I
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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
for itself in a few years io actual money saved over
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!
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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.
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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
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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
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pension after ii 30
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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.
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If e approved by a 1
pie, the same M
a, few years ago.
As to taxpayers 1
thl« law
state and the.
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