Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

• o«e ** this editorial is not to side with 

bill in the minds of taxpayers—and the Wildwood 

aper 

H the taxpayers don't like the idea of the com. 

Btttaioners raising their own salaries in this, of all years, 

tfley can petition for a referendum. The petition would 

: JWlUire the signatures of 18 per cent of the registered 

•**->» who cast ballots at the last general election 

It should be understood, however, that at this writ- 

• f 5. co 5? mi8f » one ra actually have not increased their 

i, salaries. They simply have provided the money, in case 

>'tney decide to enact an ordinance providing for the 

salary boost. 

"Better late than never" would seem to be the trite 

'' i J J a PP r0Driate comment about the firemen's new 

•Pr truck, expected soon after two year's wait. R§. 

JpHKw us of the time somebody promised us immediate 

SelfVery on a new awning. 

£».mlf«r Bus Service Assured 

~ie Atlantic City Transportation Company die. 

.-» , 

a public spirited attitude in voluntarily calling 

P tor » meeting with dissatisfied patrons of its Ocean City 

•ivww service. • 

The meeting paid dividends, first in the definite 

ay£ TOI 'l e °\ improved service- second, in a better under- 

(landing all around. 

.,..'• . Ou t of it emerged the possibility that buses can be 

pV-BH 9 *° pay here - T h on »as E. Whitehead, general 

f- diuager of the company, indicated that if the company 

*"• " break even on a year-around basis it wi r l be 

He learned that many prospective rldere are no 

1 longer bus-minded, simply because the winter bus sehed. 

•—•--, been unsatisfactory and not dependable, With 

: and well-known schedule, it is believed that 

» people can be won back to the buses. 

Now that the riders and the company understand 

"other, it may be possible to-work out n plan of 

~ "' ' service Adequate service, permanently 

, would be a valuable contribution to the 

development of South and Central Ocean City. 

It's a good thing they rtarted work promptly on 

i new north point jetty while there still WUH a north 

'; to hook it to- 

City's Loss 

When Harold A. Shaterian was elected city super- 

i- 1; of schools two years ago, he wag practically 

in Ocean City. 

e he took office he has won a large circle of 

.^.Wenda and admirers by ha unfailing enthusiasm, 

fm active participation in community affairs, and by 

u 'tofnetic personality. He has been especially dili- 

L during recent months in voicing a warning to the 

Mhat the schools, during tht next few years, ara 

f to be confronted with a virtual tidal wave of war 

come of school age, and that careful planning 

"•s* ia essential. If adequate facilities are to be 

'them. 

many resort people who know Mr, Shaterian 

d with a shock and deep regret last week 

I resigned, effective at the end of the present 

_r from the local scene will mean another 

to the resort, such aa it experienced when 

r, Frank P. Bogle, moved to a larger field 

State Commissioner Waiter R 

Darby reported that Ocean City hod 

tint of the best fax collection record* 

in the state, with JS 76 per cent nf 

the levy received during 1S4I, 

* * • 

Captain and Mrs. Charles B. 

Wright, Ilth st, nnd the bayfront. 

celebrated their SOlh wedding anni" 

vtrsary. 

Joe Avis nnd Margie Oliver were 

crowned kinf and queen of the high 

school in the sixth annual E Fiurlbus 

Due contest sponsored by The Bil- 

Holy Trinity Church opened a 

camrjaign for funds to build a new 

parish house and recreation hall. 

FIVB VEABS AGO 

The committee in charge of thr 

city honor roll reported that at least 

37B of the TOO service men listed on 

tht rrll were curri-ntH o\£T r n 

* * * 

Mrs Howard MjcPhersan of th-> 

resnrt Tiled pttitmns a a Di mn 

rratji candidate for A e Pmbl> in th 

June 12 primîr^ 

• • * 

Tutal receipt" in the Hi r 1 Cro , 

fund driif u-ere S9 3t3—$2 1161 rnnre 

than the 17 300 quota 

a * * 

Thr t-hureni*; and othtr organiza 

tinns \ i-ri- cnoperjlmg in tht tart 

ut a campaiEn fnr the Unittd Va 

tinnal Cluthing Cnllirtion to jirl 

avtnt a*5 civilian uar suffe n r c 

Member" of the Phllathia CIa«"- 

of the Baptist Churi_h gave a sur- 

prise parlv to hunnr Mrs Elizabeth 

Sharp on htr 00th hirthdoy anm- 

v ersar\ 

10 YEARS AGO 

Thirteen Qtcan CiH Kminnr' 

becited the restirt b> attenriing Ntu 

Terse* Dav «ith the Nesi \rrl 

Citv Kiwani^ Club awarding an *it 

tendance prize of J wetk Lnd \ac i- 

tion Jt thp Flanders 

* * * 

Local girygt men a ked thL t-itv 

to Lake some attum tn tan lartli/e 

prices Lharptd for jutomobili pjrk 

ing 

A new tlnss to tt^Lh bovs *>nd fcirl" 

how tci build and fly kiti »r 

Ettrttd at the Recreation Ci ntef b\ 

Director Larnr Rickert 

Thomaq McCatTrey Pitt^Lurgh 

realty broker confi rrpd with cilv 

offlcials y e to th*» pu>> ibillties nf 

•tagmg a Pittsburgh Day crkbn 

tion during the summer 

• • • 

Dr John H Whilicir FInjd C 

Sirrims Williom Cimeron Edward 

G Kurtz and Qth* r lnralitie*> were 

catching skarfs of irapicyl run 

aboard Captain Vic T)Fi€» : h:n h „ 

cryispf m tho Gulf Strtam pbnut 

§§ mileq offshore 

20 YEARS AGO 

Rithard Arlcn and Miry Brian 

were co-starred In'Burning Up an 

auto rocine "IRS St the Mnnrlvn 

Theatre 

* c * 

The high school equipped |K min 

uol training hhop wilh mxtal wiir 1 

ing equipment for the first lime 

Costing ilZOO the unit was nnr n* 

the hrit in a Class B suhnol in lhe 

state 

• • • 

The Literary Digest ndvisrd The 

Sentintl-Ledger thnl a local poll tnr 

senlimrnl on fiderat Prohibitiun nf 

alrohol imhrait 

mi nddtitiM J-y thr \ 

(Fiulkncr* Cuitimi i u 

fnl gincrniii iit ifii r t\ 

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Cipil finsi inmi nt | n pu i U 

at hi r l\%o art tht pi in f i 

municipjlitii anrt thr TTIIM r 

pljn Unltr Hit Cnmnu an 

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ijstrjtmk flttaiK m fciv 

cjL iring thu iiiiiniii mimc 

Fir in tinn uii/rn ftiulcf t 

i i tint i] of 'h " i r I nit mh. r 

Liti/i m i II I ci i! i the ! t ti h i\ i 

11 1 IH lluit n ( Utli I il I irj. ! Ih It I 

ciuitii IIHK n t-U i tt H t itprtMtit thi 

muriiLip Hits ij a uhiih dt t jLiiu il 

miilinM Or utizii] i ulil i hmut 

unit r unulmin ri pr* ml 

ind < tin r i lit i« d ii lit* 

iî imili r thi LiiiTiini it n ^ 

n thin i f 111'" iiiH thin 

t r [I IJII i left In Hi till 

/fnt uf llu muni ipiiits 

("mi nf tin thin ill in ti uld I e 

pi ltd rn tin I ill it fur rt fi it nrium 

Iu i «ai ill b\ n tntnmt HE! iti ri 

n i ihirttr c mnii îtni ^hith 

i ul I fir 1 hi t hi Ittl I 4 tin in nph 

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MI MI irî e.n\ FRNMFNT 

RFPOKT %\ Ml 4BIF 

A», additional *ier\ice is reart 

of 

Hir 

purt 

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nf ilif 

mmarlFs of 

*i^rnnd Rf* 

the Statr 

m4\ he ^ 

Pt opi F FI ECT cm snr 

Lncij r iln L nun il in in ii 

thi peapleTrfect-the-cooBrtf-&nim-ri— UJtBlllce or The 

i,lib], hi Ilii | .lu\ f ,i •ip.r.timi _°r ad 

oi iht muniLiji ilin iu in (i li 

njn i dn I rii lining |s ur (I i 1 

min Ir liw J flu i I I! 1 |ir >pr 

iti luii I in I i it pin il li U r Ilu 

ra ,ii _ -if llici fun I tluiiii h I i\ 

rtuin 

CTum il w3iild f h it p tin 

pal mumper ( n llu I l i 

iLiitiu mil ndimni Intm 

The irnn !„, r i oulri thi n h 

fir Tn in lihnitu linn Hi 

rimmiil liv i mij nt\ \ i fi 

ril 

ipal f.o\ ernqifiil 

was pri=%rntpd tu 

alllrf \ our rup\ 

d h% pallinf at 

u hs pfef«*r to use the 

irail ma> SPCUFP ropips b> writ- 

ing The NfB TPFSP\ C ontmi^ 

*uan nn Munfripal fmiernniFni 

4 F*np \dminklrallon buildinf 

Pi inreton Nfu Ippf*e\ 

munm 

i fit i 

ulrl I t 

Tht miihicipjl imn j^cr mh i^ |n 

ar'mini'der the miihi ip 'I ^pention 

lit ippmiil thi. hnrl c tif nil d p(rt 

mints HL IVILUII^ T!1 1J%\ In 

siiinmnj hi i u=pon-jhlt for th 

rui nih|? uf the? muniLipiht^ buî 

ni 

fini'ri m Ciipe Moy Court House, nor 

shiiiild it bn. Rin Grande is |jroW- 

iny iind so are iithi'r purls uf Middle 

Township which are near the wean 

or boy. The same appiie» to similar 

ureas in Dennis, Uppor and Lower 

iuw nship. 6 . 

The inland sections of Capp May 

Crninty rire i sprrk'ntinR a rebirth. 

In viivv uf Ihi- attractions which an 

•ina stiih as 1 his holds, the iftiracli 1 

i- tli it it Ji In I h i r I« n Irn n i 

IS IMPORTANT 

Kipr Ma> fctar and HiVFl 

Hf rt m irtic li ipj (arinc in 

ih< ar n i VVd\i ha\i rhrtsnitliH 

IM iurmilinr Jnri atuvitK^ if GLV 

I rr i r Dri itli Comuillw i r Lcn] 

H 1th Atlmini c traticn ff which 

,,,uirA I Cdhini .if v rlh Wi'cl 

u / 1 i a memlif r 

Tie itti itns rf thi i jmmitffi 

hili ri t ruri-h IM il «ill ulli 

i u h hati jn imr n rtunt hi annj, c n 

IUI i immunity in Ihi iiu fc r 

i it i) f it ilptil i ratitn? ^,ill 11 rnp i 

[ i ir f rin impri lie! =r! up t(i fjru 

t * intf ifpûard tht piihlu hfilfn 

nf ,11 f Nt Jn-1% 

^t [iri cut lh( ailfnini c tration if 

[ ul Iir hnlth thrru^hout thf titr 

i rathi r T mudilk Ldrtfi'r iifii 

h \n ( ninpantiM lv eHburiti h'alth 

t,i m ii* ind oITi r T niiiltitiuli if 

pill ]u hi ilth c i r\ icr ^m ill rrm 

tiiuintii^ nf ti n ln\t iinH i ncimmil 

I ilth | niEriin 

Ui iit r the pri in! \ tun c ii h 

tfimiriiniK rnu t ln\i j hi-inl nf 

h iHh «huh i n pi urr untn iletlr 

mrl Ih. mi nf l,,i ll riKllblmr 

pri r i?it ic3nriimd in I iiiinhi r mi 

pii tun to jninni v hu i iimi *. in 11 M 

1 ii 1 u ith tnt-in 

PSililn In ilth i nut i miller uhuh 

ihnuhi hi liLiilid in -\ ungrdphii i' 

ur impuHtiiin lia i Thi re iri ur 

Imn minimum in liril-i uhuh ill 

iniiiiniinilii rt irilli uf izi 

hnulil li IM tn *- ft unnl the hi ilth 

ii! Ih | ulili, 

Tin ind nlhfr impfirt ml p lnin> 

rinrdmp pnlili In ilth in IUIIL 

r irinui iti ri h> thi ct mmittep ind 

in hnip t icsmn i difimtf >a in \ idi 

pnl IIL ludllh pnlic^ dilii pnipiam 

i ill he cMiKirl fur thi 1 cm nt 

nf nil ri Mdent 1 , nf Niu fir n 

if ant car ha§ • new set of plates, brother, 

^Thomo in it before midnight tomorrow. 

tsaAe up. This was expected, 

(f jtdnei^t a flve-day-a-week 

>iot tn efrly surplus, indicat- 

f to, hwmholiets, it you can t 

Rtfke a lot of money 

If I chose to break intn.the WhI'f 

House—as boss-man there—I would 

get myself a platform with just one 

plonk, "private ownership", and tour 

the land. The voters m-ed n re- 

fresher course. Everybody, at heart 

is for private ownership—so I sta.t 

o(T with no argument. Everybody 

figures it is proper and okay to own 

his own house . and lot—bis own 

overcoat—a chicken house full of; 

chickens—a meat market—n clgar 

factory, or what have you. 

So everybody being In thii mood 

»nd favoring private ownership, the 

next itep Is, what ii toclaljjm. Un- 

dM tocialiim » Big Govt. does the 

owning—not you. The difference U 

thai simple. 

In 1933, the paper tejt, the OovL 

owned il electric stations. Then 

came TVA, the tax-dodging Gnvt 

fumididdles—and today we have B2J 

federally owned or financed planK 

in operation, being now built or pro. 

posed. And with these 625 mostly 

tax exempt Govt. outfits breathini; 

on the backs of your necks, no crys- 

tal ball is needed to sec who may be 

the next owner of your henhouse 

full of chickehs. If you now have 

such a henhouse. Anything that Ckn 

happen to such a complex thing at 

a kilowatt factory, can easy enough 

—easy ag pie—happen to a henhouse 

full of chickens. 

One plank In my platform—"priv- 

ate ownerthlp"—that would make It 

a cinch, and how. 

Yours with the low down, 

JO SKRHA. 

WHAT ROUTE TO DFrPW \TFIf 

IWihlHooi! li-.idftl 

Derpwylir j nn Hit* Diliwiri 

ihout h ilfw i\ httwrrn Pi nn pru\ t 

mil Ptnn E \iIh Acru^ thi DPH 

itut it tint J imf Hurt* I nn\ in 

tuiir t of construction a Mt-morial 

Brnlpt Tu lint hritltt (hi rt i tn 

I i huilt a mnrii rn tnl] U| * rhighwnN 

frnm thp rurlhLrn |i irt of NV\K JI r 

t \ 

Bi tin p thi upt f hiphu-i^ utiulil 

luii nml nf ihi uiilhern uii I il 

nrei of Nt w li r c t \ nut in Lht irhi 

Cinirnor nn*,inll In l^rcptl Hint 

thirr ^ht ultl he i frttw^^ built from 

Hei im-ili r to thp thnre puint» in 

South It r i v 

Tht Cipp Mjy Tnuntv Gnjtttp 

fpiiti inrrtrtlv ûegt^t that n fret 

wn frnm Philadi Ipliii to Cape May 

Ciinnh wnuld lip far mure \dhiahk 

In Capp Mi) Cuunti linn jn Ej t 

Wr t fretwaj conntPtinp Ihp "bur 

mi with Hie super highway t#rmi 

nu^ at Deepualer 

The route nrlginilh propo'it! 

i oiilrt haip its Fa>,tern terminuf it 

Sumer Point That would mean 1 

pj\ment nf toll o\cr the Bte^lpi- 

Pmnt Bridge for traffic bound fur 

fnpt Maj Counts Thots not *,, 

gnod 

Our -uggestion is that the freewov 

should be from Deepttater to Mill- 

ulle Tuckahoe mijht have to be 

bv pa p ?ed_to eliminate a fpw sharp 

turn." From there n hij,hwa%s 

ruuld be built direilly In rjch or 

the major report*; 

Why Eds, Skip Town 

The C.aidcn Club will study 

"The Comervatlon of N»live 

Pftnta,"—Tennrisrt paper 

Editor Sentinel-Ledjer—Much of 

the iiieeess ef "One Qreat Hour of 

Sharing" was due to the extraordi. 

nary caoperation given by the press 

Let me thank you for the part you 

had in fflaklni} this united relief ap- 

peal such an outstanding event 

If any of your readers missed the 

opportunity to give, the local 

church treasuries are still open, if 

one has no church connection he may 

send his fift directly to Church 

World Service, 214 East 21st st 

New Y6rk 10, New York 

STANLEY I, STUBEH, 

National Director, 

One Great Hour of Sharlns 

, New York City. 

I TEST YOUR I.Q, 

1. Where will Alaska rank y, 

size and popuittten U granted 

iiltehood, 

2. Hew did Ha Inch measure- 

ment originate, 

1. What !• the tallest building 

in th* v. a. Mittid* of WtiMfoS 

City 

Down Ocean CUfr Memory Lane 

The hUrrl«ne af >5.pt«!f.»r, 19«. i. b«l rêmber.d by m«t 

Oc,»n Tin r«idtnls Put the resort h.s survivtd many 2 ¥lcloy« 

, .k i-m na*t- Wltorw Ihl* scene or de«tructian 

{.iprrn in the more dim past " IEDtM 

t fal* in 1903. ThH house, or wttai 1** l«*ft of II, 

't!l on"ui'« Dncbfront «l 57th M before il tapplfa inlo lhe • « 

ll«»v «rb af lhe«f earls ritliem Inillciles thai il «a«. pri-lty cold. 

(u0 

simitar «r«l.»rr »». muitlpli.d nwnv limn, In •- 

U« 

thtn ll.fr, «fre * 

more Im-w- 

Ocean City a ia Carte 

Oops! Art Wasn't by Art 

Ir il III irt lit vnik ill nil Ih! r x i l m i thil annual mm- 

tnl rtii i- ituil Inltir mill nt nth i m Ait. W itknm llu 

,r, hi l,r .1, u r n , llu I in • i il • 'I " I ' "• " ' " in ii I i ni * 

II Miiq IJKL lht- îiid th inkn to i mu mutor installed a ypTP 

TLO Ard it zinR ili nfe hjpinl in 11 ITI I t Ijrmtl ni u tiro 

It i u\ ripiinti 1 LSiril w ir i^n but thi rtpiint jub his 

b klm ! i m mil 

Tin rrm hi pjil fir il murt thin 10 ii ir TRO campan il «i(p 

tin prin r i IliO m i It-1 lirint. i hurl I I. lu hi i\t 

IMnt tn .lu 1 " Triilt in hi iinhlul ol.l hiintl «hile it "Hill hp^ 

i traili in i ilui nr ri | nnt il run it up tu 1(111 0(111 mill and Ilk 

i ihdnii thil Iht \ i ri • hinf- triilt in \ duo %\ ill bi tifT it hj Tilling 

luin *, t n niw i ir 

Tint, tlipirlmin! v ill lit thil tr i nli rl un n(u Imn tint mi| lit 

In l|i kiilid tiur fru ml I i \ i i ili , i i \ di il i jilt i p i 

Looking Ahead 

The Leopard's 'Free Lunch' 

By GEOBGE B BENHON 

Priildtal HirdiBf Colleje, Htircj. Arkaiuu 

Clmi upon a tune tlun lntri in thi juni,lc- of northern India n 

handsome Jount Imranl UP rajmrt the dtnw \ irgin forest? care- 

tiii jnd hdp|i> «,ith i imi fur Imng and uith that IIAL of freedom 

a Inch is mtcn e in all mtmbtis uf the ammjl kingdom including 

man Whin ht ha.l kjrn.d to protrct him-tlf aRmnst the elements 

—food"'' one rejl problem 

Early in life the liopard karned lo forajji fur his breakfast and 

'upper H, I. iirnirt t,,u that appo wne hunair didn t come easily 

This always requirert ,,ln,icdl mrtion ond the me of his jungle- 

brt,l intcll.ecnt-t He lurncd m fait that -atKfjinn all his »ant« 

sumcumi « ,s M difficult but this hnonIodM only made the 

>ounfi cat work tllti harder, 

SOMETIIINO FOB NOTHING, EM? 

rough the grcnt forest, like a character in the 

jur leopard grew to young adulthood, sleek, lithu 

jwy. a iiawcrful and bWiutiful creature of 175 pounds One 

but snot^d ri ^!t" nB h W P " y lhr ^ u « h a vi| ie-huna stretch of forest, the 

m«,i ii f R l a tan >a>'«nB scent on the down wind—raw 

totves^ 8 " 1 l °° hmm m hc swun « al0 «« *he s«m trail 

At the edae of a clparins the leopard came upon the meat, it 

The Ion a" 8 ' U:mp " nl ' °I W "* !? bo takim - ThB 

ZOO-A OOOD PROVIDER 

T p BS 

makeihebest if 

He took a f 

mate ' a beautl * ul 

Dlreetor Jullan J 

Powerful Instinct, 

mate 

THE BAIT ATTRACTS AGAIN 

panother free 

attacked the .econd 

strangely drowsy 

osleep 

15 

*. What tire the calendar Urnlta 

within which Barter Sundaj may 

8. How much doe* • callon at 

w»t«r wafcbT 

I ? i", Jilws on a ' our Pouna 

n,.T» d £fl > e ear "'- e leopard 

Zf J ^^ ••»"•««!. he became 

red down a runway ond collapsed, 

rega.ned hi. aense,. Within 

(Amrcn tm •«•* M) 

pg^ 

conn* tt» ,«, 

P«* protect him, Mo^ro^fJ 

. „ "We didn't want tokUl^taT- 

•y i only w.nted to A hIm ' 

worklnf perfeeUy." 

e mor * than etpected. 

"?*** «* «P»« «h«l» 

We thought tverythimj 

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OPENING TOMORROW 

FRIDAY, MARCH 31 4 p.m. 

The New Modern 

.^ -y 

POINT DINER 

At the Circle — Sdmers Point, N. J, 

"Our Aim 1$ to Serve and Please You 

Around the Clock" 

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR PART IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF YOUR POINT DINER 

Refrigeration by 

Ace Machine Company 

Willinm 1 rl.llpt.l 

IOMMKHCIAI. ItKi''KlfiKK.VriUN « AIR (((NIlITIONIVfi 

Phone 1497 Pleaianlville, N. j. 

Lumber and Building Materials 

J. P. Collins Co. 

Sea Ule City Phones 34418 or 3S034 

Diner Manufactured By 

Jerry O'Mahony, Inc. 

Elizabeth, New Jersey 

"In Our Line We Lead the World" 

Gravel Fill by 

Hie Swift Construction Co. 

4lh and Haven Ave., Ocean City • Phone 0011 

Compliments of 

Gertrude *nd Frank Hart 

Roofing and Sheet Metal Work by 

Sampson and Hamada 

328 Weil Avenue Phone i O. C, 1041 

Plastering and Stucco Work by 

George W. Johnson 

121 W, Connecticut Ave-, Seiners Point, N, J. 

Excavating and Concrete Work by 

John Castaldi and Co., he. 

97 Weil ith St., Ocean City Phone 0779 

Waylite Blocks by 

Edward Campbell Co. 

VineUnd, N. J. Phone: Vineland S-7285 

Tile Floors and Venetian Blinds by 

Chic's Canvas Products, Inc. 

Sentinel-Ledger Bldf, Phone; O, C. 1606 

Neon and Sign by 

Riley Neon 

901-03 N. Main,St., PUaMntville • Ph. 2322 

Electrical Work by 

A. T. Ford 

649 Atbuiy Av«iu# Ocwn City 

Plumbing and Heating by 

Rudolph Fehrle 

4th and Ma»a. Ave, Semen Point - Ph. SP 755 

STEIN'S — Restaurant Equipment 

OUR 52nd YL/VR 

Evcryihiiii From Chlnawire lo • Complete Iiut«ll(U«ii 

SHENANGO CHINAWARE 

Vtta Exeluilvely In the Point Dinar 

2222 Atlantic Ave. AtUntiq City, N. J. 

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