Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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tHere
ON THE HIGHWAYS...
"'to »#|^«il yOU Have you noticed how more and mpre^^m^
fogefher as VVIed/cs' Oh Ocean G7y Beach
by Groups at Gateway
Seven organizations have scheduled
benefits for the Gateway Playsouse
within the next two weeks. ,
Organizational benefits for "The
Caine Mutiny Court Marital," which
open3 today, have been set for
Plensnntvillc Synagogue, Tuesday;
Heart Fund, Thursday, June 30. and
the Ferauson-fofilio Post 8050, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Ocean City,
Sunday, July 3. »
For "Guys and Dolls," which begins
Its run Tuesday, July 5, Uio following
arc staging bcncflis: Pleasant*
vlllo Klwanis, July S; the Linwood
American Legion Post, July 0; the
Men's Club of Temple Emcth Shalom,
Atlantic Clay. July 10, and the
Ocean City Soroptimlst Club. July 8.
Tickets for the benefit perform
ances arc being sold by members of
the sponsoring organizations.
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Remit*
users Into a realization of perils
to be faced In traffic, particularly
over Fourth of July, Attorney
General Graver C. Rlchman Jr.
revealed today that the state ii
arranging for a state-wide tour
of the wreckage of tho car
which carried five young people
to their death near Somervllle
last week.
Mr. Rlehmon sold the grisly
muss vf metal, almost unrecognizable
as a motor vehicle, has
been loaned to the state and,
through the cooperation of the
New Jersey Motor Truck Assocl.
ation. will be carried by truck to
various papulous centers for exhibit.
The exhibit will be aceompained
by a motor vehicle Inspector,
wlio will use a public address
system to tell 1 of the worst
multiple-death traffic mishap
since seven died In a Burlington
County crash last July.
Gun Case Held
for Grand Jury
Tavern Owner Posts'
Bail for Shooting
Harry Weyond Sr., North Wildwood
tavern owner, Friday was
plrced under $2,000 boll for action
of the grand jury as the result of
an alleged shooting recently in a
row over the erection of a billboard
near his establishment.
The boll was set by Municipal
Judge Henry C. Lapldus, who at the
some time dismissed similar charges
against Weyand's son, Harry Jr., 16;
Kenneth Eystcr, 18, and Charles
Zerbe, 18, nil of whom were reported
Involved.
The action resulted from Weyand's
arrest on the complaint of florty
Lanza, an employe of the Allied Sign
Co., who charged that Weynnd
threatened him with and fired at
htm with a .22 calibre rifle.
Lanza said Weyand demanded to
sec & permit for erection of the
sign, which Weyand charged was illegal
Weysnd argued that tho
sign was being erected In violation,
of art existing ordinance.
The sign was being erected on a
property across the road from Weyami's
place.
Concert to Replace
Fireworks at Sea Isle
Sea Isle City this year will celebrate
a safe and .sane July Fourth.
Mayor William A. Haffert Thursday
announced that the resort wilt not
have tho usual public display of
fireworks because there Is no place
there where they can bo.safely and
properly set off.
In place of the fireworks, a concert
by. the MillviUe Firemen's Band
will be presented on the boardwalk
pavilion at 41st st.
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CRAB GRASS KILLER
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ALUMINUM SULPHATE
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Food Poisoning
Summer Danger
Doctori Advise Extra
Cleanliness, Care
Summertime—"when the living Is
cosy," as the song. proclaims—is a
time for the relaxation of schedules
and tensions. However, it is not the
time for the relaxation of caution or
of vigilance. Not enly must we be
on guard against foolhardy behavior
which leads to accidental injuries
and death, but we must be alert
against seasonal threats—not the
least of which is food poisoning.
The most frequent cause of this
type of gastrointestinal distress Is a
poison produced by staphylocAceua
germs, which' are vigorous and common.
They thrive at room temperature
In certain foods, especially
meats, cream sauces, dressings such
as mayonnaise, and custard or cream
liui; tries.
The victims of infected food experience
nausea, vomiting, diarrhea,
;«imps and prostration. The illness
s seldom very serious or long-lasting.
Protection against food poisoning
demands (1) that scrupulous cleanllless
be indulged in the preparation
>f all foods; (2) that all foods—even
crackers—be kept In scaled .containers;
(31 that only fresh, uncontamlnated
foods be used; and (4)
that foods susceptible to spoilage be
kept under constant adequate refrigeration
until they are to be e.itcn.—
Michael S. Newjohn, M.D.
[200 Pay Honor
y
to Cape Mayor
Gifts for Eldredge
For Civic Service
From halli to hbiU wster—thatL
the sWry ol three Jefferson; MetUcjJ
CoBtf* students working as i"bc»5i
Oiedks" at the resort this «umm«r.
* From the aoholarty dasaroomfof
thaPhUfld^htoscttSltothocrowdp
o t
ed- beachfront of Ocean City
•three umpiring doctors have t
together. • • ,
John Hansoll, of Philadelphia,
works daily at the Beach Patrol
headquarters at 10th »t. His buddies,
George Ketohliiig, also of Philadelphia,
and Martin Brehnan, of
Pottsvllle, handle the duties at Hie
1st and Hth sL stations.
Working u/nrit aid men during
Hi* tummtr I* (living Mi* young
m«n their flrtt, rMl j ol the UWe eight »•» «M fJOT* went toiNotre Djjhj«,.of course!
ch^drtara" who wants tier finger
•ach of fh# Itiaeh m#dl«" liw-
bamtaseehnnied daUy! the "beach
mrtta^ art prepared for It, .
dlM tbttuVi* to/M catn «f tun-
' lir^g aeMtnto liive occurred bum, spllnttrtV clam shell cuts,
along &e beWiftBllt m fir thliMi.
nouMMdi, and Mi, flit* dally. Thla More than 300 persons attended a
son. , a) thg tboiteh several persona have total will naturally ilncrnse « the testimonial dinner at Cape May Fri-
been treated for shock following crowds «n Me' teaches IncrMM.
day night to honor Mayor Samuel F.
Eldredge;
1st st.
ThrMigheut ttt* tutamw the young
mm Mr* ,0ft duly «yery day 'from
The affair, arranged by the Cham-
The. JefferHViitiMlenh «lv# flrst
ber of Commerce, eltcd Mayor Eld-
10 snm. ito • 9. (m. ' , i
•Id only. y Any y accident cce victim reredge
on his 80 years as an attorney
uiring ii expert t oisdlc oisdlcal dll tt« «tten««n
and 12 years as a member of the
Although not required by Jeffer-
ro«h*d * Immediately y local
city's board of commissioners. He
son to har# * Job connected wllh
doctor or i is Shore Sh Memorial M Hos-
has been mayor six years.
medicine during the summer, ajl
pital.
three students realize the valuable L.S. Van Horn, Chamber presi-
Brcnnan. HanseU and Itetehllng experience they are gaining that win
dent, presented him wltlt a plaque,
fill nil be Juniors at the phUadel- come In handy In the next two yean
whlllB Albert M. Ash. president of
phla school when they return in when their studies tend to get
the County Bar Association, and
Mayor Jean Anderson, of the USO
practical ex-
September and-all have been In the away from the classroom and into
Center, presented him with citations.
same classes the past two years. All mare practical work In hospitals.
perience alsng medical line*.
Lawrence H. Eldredge, Philadcl.
ire members of Hhl Chi, medical The medics' oho complaint Is phln" attorney and cousin of the
All three future doctors find their raternlty.
minor one. Final exams nt Jefferson mayor, vyns the speaker. He reof
Copt May ^
work Interesting so far, although it To carry the similarity Just a Httlo ended June 16 and they were on viewed Mayor Eldrcdgo's life and A company of 100
Is quite a contrast to the routine in •flrthor, both HanseU and Relchllng duty June 18) But what would they eulogized him as an "Inspiration to rived at thi Coisl
medical school, Whither iff a fright- 'id their undergraduoto work at Uie do with a day oft*?.Probably take a all who know him".
Center at apt '
ened, crying youngster with a piece Jnlverslty of Pennsylvania. And busman's holiday'* to the beach Congressman, T. M(Het Hand was Iln the. summer^reitew
of the boardwalk In his foot, or one frennan? With a narfio like that he anyway. • -\ ,
toastnuuter.
program.
Many Benefits Slated | Gruesome Wreck to
be State Display
In an effort to shock highway
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The,men will
of a eoneontrnta Htmi
reeruit training MhMulZb
ship and small anus ut^
center will hmdie orty
whb have tad no '
past.
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POOR CASEY
Murphy: "What's that hump on
your chest, Pat?"
Pat (in a whisper): "Dynamite.
Vm waltln' for Casey. Every time he
meets mo ho slops me on the chest
and breaks me pipe. Next time he
docs It, hell blow his hand off."
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