Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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by Ike tb or mrtre Wm*» or
liven which ptnMbtt Hum ev«
voicin* any owxwUon-
•XCHUVE AMD ON J1KT
**tt ¥s «reU stafcl^£3 at the
comronwown mHtun that the pro-
osKd USD budget «• ems«lve and
unjust, feeemve becaise maftj. de-
ptruntnti ipent lea in IMS lii^n
Snted, and to every uatpiiM Uui
avinj m liven ««ij The 1W
budfet allocate even more which
nraumaWy »ill aba have to be giv-
en iwy Tiler* are olBer items Jh«l
could be reduced ntber lhan boosi
the bwl»ft Is the hijhat point
sur festsfr
-Ii b i»J«it kesaK « ir
Bitter Commi$$ion BwweA w Evidence
As Debate Rages on Record Budget
I k 1 Iff
o»« • SO-year period to ihow that
the DeprartoB ol the early thirUei.
the bH are ol 1W, beach eroilon
•Urtln* IS years afe, and a leeend
World War ill had a bearini on
today, situation. He concluded by.
•ayingi
"I cannot help from referring to
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b m OMMI City (10th Street):
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TO •*« TOOB BOOM - A Bail-
MM BRADLEY, i°c
F1NB QUALITY FURNITURE
, BUGS, LINOLEUM, ASPHALT TILE
; 1380 S1M17 ASBURY AVE,
SIM* each IIM far
aaUilpaiifif a ttete
u. na*i yaiyilMiifc »»,«•
nc£ aa fncrwe la Itfal ana «••
MBM In Iktlr Bnrei appcart
reprchemlblt.
"Hi«h tax are detrimental to the
growth ol any eomniunity. curtail
have • reipDHlbllity of keaplni
yp Ike eity,"
. „„„„, .P - - At another point. Mayor Bowk that the $39,000 not approved
from it shiTJIri e:iher be >,A i.p f-"
specific lien's nr lalii'n iia: cf ll'.i;
btidpet and returnit) In surplus
ti treby reducing the ta« rate by 28
ci'r.u t!i ihis ittjir. ;iio '.e
j Object* to Aide
for health Officer
Dr. Devine to Attend ^ D^me i. > di
Osteopathic Conclave
i i r
Dr John E Devirn: ii amontf more
than SUO physicians. »"«•""" *"'' I nli|K
gu«u fxpected to .tlmd he «Ui
dlreeWT jf th*
aiiocUtlon: cbkinnan of It* bureau
irofenslonal development, and ii
he conitltutlon and by-laws coin-
guests expected .-
anmiil state convention of (he N
Jersey Asseciition of Oileopathie
Americins had l.SOO.OO ielcphonei
Physicians and BuriMns In Trenmn in
Mr O.icU i
tin- tulioivn-.i;
••MaviT
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Boukir
l Mr R,
rcd fr>;"
the Ifli
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Mr J
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ether repairs made this yenr
buildings.
YACHT (LIB All)
n the
Director Goeiz sided w ith Mr
Huiiry in critirliiin an iiHri/iisiii ap-
proprialion for teiiiiis and a MSnil
: iteir to subsidize the Yacht Club's
Gold Cup races, which he called
"too much to hand to any une in.
stitution for a single event".
Scott 11, Adams, chairman of th»
Trnnis Commission, rc^se to defur.H
(he ilO.OOO tennis appropriation (It
sniS the tennis "plant" was "under,
mined and lorn down" by Mr Can't.
anei that efforts are being made this
year to improve the courts as. well
as regain the resorts publicity brne-
iits from a major tennis tnurniimriii
in Julv, Tlie court repairs will cus
about 14.000, he said,
Ont woman in the autllrnrr. cv-
pltlnlnf that she »nJ her huHband
iive on a small penslan. inquired
H hither tun »rt likely to rl.e
ni much next yeir'li this ye«r,
"If they to." she utd, "we »ill
jutl hue lo move kdmewhere
flat".
Mayor Banker rfplird iliai thn
Laird u»s f«ed wilh "e»lr»oritl-
nary expensM this ye»r" and thai
un such Increue U probable Main,
"We don't want ia*es hi|htr any
nlJire thin you do," he said, "for
H't p.v (hem. loo. But we do
Two To Go To
Kiwanis Conclave
10,000 to Attend
in Miami, May 7
More than 10,000 persons iirc t"t.
pelted to attend the 3S1I1 anr'tiai
conw?n(ion of Kiwanis International
in Miami, rii.. May 7 to 11, nffleors
cif the Ocean City club were ad.
vised (his week
The club will be represenlen at the
biH conclave by its president. Alber'
J Blum, and Past New- Jersey Dis.
iriet Governor F. Edwin neiber
They will make the (rip aboard a
-Miteial train carrying the New Jer.
sev deiepliofi to the south.
Representatives will attend from |
3 100 clubs and a jnoooo member.:
ship in the United Slates. Canada. ]
A'asita. Hawaii and the Yukon Ter.
Tilery
Many nationally known figures
are stheduled lo speak, iiicludiiiB
StcrMary of DefelUc Louis Johnson.
Otr.eral Carlos P. Romulo, president
of the General Assembly of the
United Nations, the Rev. Marshal!
E. Reed. Methodist bishop of (he De-
troit area, and John Fisher, widely
known Canadian radio commentator.
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Micln I siitKi'.i ti.al he have 1
f-ill fiiKl.^ir,. .'f Mr H..i!c-r'.. '-'(ii,-.
,'' his work \? ir MH i; CMr-Hiti''" ! h;t'
he musl Imvi- an a»sist.n:l "r th.i'
me niiiyor nu^t make a pr^aii' H".
ifMicatioi- and carrni he line:; li.i
inforniiilKin by Mr Hacer
'There have bei-n many fompliiiiH.
cnnfernini! the relief situation, par-
ticuiarly and certainly thr anprnpn-
niii.li u"f SSSOO fnr other gxpersej
in Ihi- health t'epartment Hue* r '••
warrant an assistant \n Mr Huavr ''
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MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
Girard Smell, Lean ^|I7C
SMOKED PICNICS lb ol
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Acme Grads A Groinfed Steer Beef
CHUCK ROAST -" • 43 C
Tender Juicy Sirloin Steaks 7Sc
Plate Beef "23c Liver Sausage '°53c
iherf Ribs of B«el "" 33e Bacon £••?«-"','".• '" 4Si
Corned •eef||;,"*," ',; 18c Large Bologna IB S3i
KJn'rt ,129* jCele Slow '•«23e
CHICKENS '•
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Lenten
Sea Feed
Values
MACKEREL Fancy
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Large No, t Smelts
Dressed Whiting ^ *•!;iitiMi4 ^!^
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Double Campaign
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-iiijlur ( ifi.rii reporifd lhai an
,i|iiirii(!rlalinn imt brin inrinarkfd
Ei.r Ih^ jiavin^ uf ihr KuuU I park.
a\ MTthiEi 11UH undrr ruiiNtrue.
lii.M in ( ;i|i>> Miiy Cvliillt, that
|i..-.u-h fiiisiun fuiidii lu aid wn-
..l.i.ri- i-uininiinllirs Hill hr Inriud.
id in Ihti klute budiffl, Htitl that
i.iie^siir> dri-dMirm ««rk i^ strung-
Htliid
jeft to
itruetlon
Ihli year.
Party leaden and workers Irom all
seetiong of the county paid hleh
tribute to Preehplder Clouting, who
withdrew aa a eandldme for ofnee.
and to Congreagmeri Hand for the
uutstunditiii rBCprd hs has establlihed
i us this dlslrkt's representative.
(dbmmissioners'
ray May Increase
! Contlnned from Pif« 1
lircpniial may run into iome opposi.
lion in Ihe Senate.
The sulary item was brought up at
Fi : ilay'» budget hearing by Joseph
. liir.ry. spokesman tor the OtMiE
; ('ily business Meii^s Aasoeiation. who
.(.uMionei! Mayor Edward B. Bowker
;.:- to the reiison for un apprypria-
•11.11 of Sta.UWI for salaries and
•".lilies in his public affiilrs u'fllce,
•i.i.|j.Lirea with an actual expenditure
i,l i4MD m 1M4O.
Muyiir Biiisker explained that most
• i' Ihe intrease is due to the rnunicl.
: ('ill juflijp i.nd his L-lerk hfing eov-
1 IMI by this appropriation for the
i;r-I time, plus the provision made
li.r Hit- hiKfier salaries of these two
i IT ji!uye>, this year and the fae'=
ihL.t hi.s (iwti salary miMhl he in-
1 ci-:.sid Inter
MAY SOT BE 116,1)00
Trie mayor said that the budget
|i,ii viiles for a mayors salary of up
,i-. SHOW, but he added that it may
I hi- Ueiiiieti not to raise local pay un
I in that figure. Il may b* set at
I >i WKJ or JS.OOU, he said,
(•(jinriiissioner Henry Hneser, Jr.,
I icmmenled lhat the proposed stale
; ii 1; (.iiitiuri would allow similar irl-
liiciisFR in all uffeeted cities ihrouMh.
rit New Jersey.
'•All we have done is put suffit'lent
i i.n-y in thii tjuduel to take care of
|. 11 .urii.njjency instead of ereat'nj
i... .-fnergenty ialer." he said.
SO CHANGE IN 10 YEARS
Sularies of city cornrnissioneri
I.;,vin't thanged in 30 years," he
mm on. "Mayor Bowker certainly
it,nuld be entitled to %iore money,
liiif he ih Biving the (pity his full
I1 in. urn! working long hours at the
ijiih A crane operator can earn
liiifiijg ii year today without having
ii'iy resptinbibilities of the magnitude
Ihiit ml,front your mayor and com-
i(,.'sinners.
"It you warn honest, capable KOV.
from Upper Township, hnu
t'imlii iiiulli'llrc :i p.i'.-'.il e I'I.'
w i l i e r s a f e l y Mini i . l h e r • . nil .-
In I h e Aini'l'ii ,in |•••• • l•!•• '•:•
Ili-ii C'los-N ni...lnii'iii|--.
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lliriiiiMhiiiil tlie iiiiliiili. Ihi' Ili
is asklna pnhliV nijip.-ri in
Its Services ID Ihe illiliiil |..l
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