Aug 1944 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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OtSAN CITY 

INOY 

The Friendly 

Dining Room 

120S Central Ave, 

Strved from 5 to 7:30 p.m. 

* SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 

from 2 to ft p. m. 

Breakfast 9 to 11 A. M. 

Homo-Cooked Meals 

Breakfast Dinners 

Mil, Pearl Schnililer, Prop, 

Restaurants Can 

Get More Points 

To Take Care of 

Greater Business 

OPA regulations linve been made 

flpMbk- cnouBli su that there is no 

necessity for any restaurant or 

other public pmlug place running 

out of food points tu obtain sup- 

plies for its customers, a spokesman 

for the lotnl War Price imd Rii- 

tlnllinij Biirtitl sufd tills week. 

Man} 1 pcnpir. nutliiK thr loni; 

lines of diners standing muside 

^muninis. h;ul expressed euneern 

thiit tlii I'uiinii pliiri'Ji Hiiuki run tuit 

of fuoti nitlims j.iliti belnre the sek-^ 

hoti endK. 

CAN r.i.T ijtrnt IMTIOXS 

This Mtiiiiiiiin is tiikrn rare fit 

under an OPA rule which iiliur 

restaurants to be granted supple- 

mental point rations In any cur. 

rent period if they can show the 

volume of. business to be 20 per 

cent or more in excess of the pre- 

ceding two-month period. 

The board explained that the res- 

taurants received points for May 

.ind June on an estininte of their 

needs. Allotments fur July and AU- 

MUS! were renewed on the same 

basis as the preceding twu inonUis, 

BASED ON INCREASE 

But a restauriint which has fuunt? 

business volume In July to be run- 

IiinB "fur in excess of the May-June 

business may apply for supplemen- 

tal points, whitli are grained in 

prupiirtiun U the prreentat'* 1 oi in- 

creaie, 

A ration board spokesman declar- 

ed that there Is no reason for res- 

taurants to run out of points so 

long as they stay Vithin their bud- 

gets, generrilly figured on n UIINIH 

of so many ixjiny per meal served. 

Must difficulties encnunti led nrr 

in distribution shoriiiis'-K in vuriinn 

items, it was stated. 

1'A. ( OITI.E MOVES 

HKlIli PKKMANKNTLY 

Mr iijitl Mrs rhiiilii, liuss Spun' 

hint established Ihi-lr iierniant-nf 

hiUlie in Derail City :il 8 r i] 7th M 

Mi Sp;sri- n'reiiilv rflire- MiliUil;!! I urinu Cn. n: 

lOBITUARYl 

Veteran Railroad 

Telegrapher Dies 

W. W, Barbour Res! 

dent Here 30 Yean 

sister, Mrs. Jean Loueke, all of 

Ocenn City, and another brother, 

f Andrew, oi Philadelphia. 

i Funeral serviies were eondueteil 

j Wednesday at 2 p.m. lit the Cud- 

i mm Fiminil Hume ijy Hev Oetiiiii' 

Fischer, n.i-ti.i nl the First I'res- 

livleriui' Chun h Hiirini WHS ui 

le::ivnry Hi!j'!!>' rirnrh CeinetMry. 

O*. is Mirviyril by ht> p:ir- 

I'lilf. Hii Iji-ulllers. Hieh;:ul ,unl 

tier.iiti, [Hill I WO ftihlrrs. Uli! Is iillii 

I'illllim Tile iillUily Illovi'll t" Oil'- 

an CUV I mill l'i-ti rslliirii !,i!,i l-":il. 

Mi . fiiiup Ih t iiiiiii f ti'tl w nh tin' 

ler.-|.\ IVnlrul Fu'Ul iiiiil l.!,Jii (' , 

Fishing Club Seeks 

Bridge Games 

A m li.i .il hriili-.e phiver--, 1,. . I: i 11 • • 

111 r i liiiipi ! !i lull liili liml i: ,ii Mil- 

Orriin I'll! 1 I'l.-.hlill; {'llll, 

Ahii.il ,i iiiiiiuli in.ii ;h t 1: iii 

Ui 11 \uu 

. hi.nil. I 

are Henry Freeman 

the card play; - 

state hlstorliur ,v 

Clarence Shilcoek 

II AT1IEI1 CO 

Mi" -in 

nntl son. Maitul 

llll: 11 \il!/;iiin: 

Printed and Published in America's Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Sign ThU Petition! 

Petition. Mkliit th< 

to approve a cut-off 

Ocean city an now »v 

nlpmn at the bank, real 

Hem, Me, Ufa ant. 

Army Trucks To Collect Paper Here Monda 

Civil Service To Go On Ballot 

A nil, W.iruiit Hip nanif ••MUTIi" I. v.M.i i'i:.ii.i.||p,. iif ih.. uli ii.:i-,. .„ p..,,,] 3 

IJH,. ni,l . j 

HI IT MAKT Or 111 KAS I ITV | 

826-828 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pier) I 1 

Buy More War Bonds 

Sandra -Lea 

OCEAN CITY'S NEW 

Dining Room 

508-508 Ninth St. 

ciiiMci i: in i p. M. 

HOME COOKING 

HOME BAKING 

Breakfasts 

K to 12 

25c to 65c 

Dinners 

i to a 

85c to $1.50 

Telephonf 0728 

| MHII II V.\CATI11V I'l.RASI'RF 

| Dine 

Whsrn 

\ You 

I Can 

•THE MIRIAM LEE* 

^COFFEE SHOPPED 

7(Ki UOAKDWAI.K i 

IN THE fl.'NTKK 

or TOWN 

Smart's 

Restaurant 

Specializinc In 

LUNCHEONS 

\Un sirimi HIM M\' \^l~, mil 

I nil ( niiiM 1I1\NHN il 

SAN'DWK MIS - U rs 

• in: 

\OIC I II\\4MM» 

IM\I\». itomi 

Mill 111 I, \\ AS I , 

O( I \% ITIV. N, J. 

RYA N ' S 

938 Boardwalk 

Typical Victory 

65c Luncheon 65c 

12 Noon to 3 P. M. 

Cream of Tomato Soup or flam fliowili-r 

MEAT BALLS & SPAGHETTI SAICE 

HMOILED SEA TROUT, LEMON Bl TTEn 

ROAST LOIN OF PORK, APPLESAITE 

CREAMED CHIPPED BEEF ON TOAST 

MINCED HAM OMELETTE 

VtUKTAIJI.ES; Mashrd, n«ilrd or Frpiifh Fries 

olee of two—Wai Beans. Spinach or ('rrami'd t'abbaei.- 

AOESi Coffee, Hot Tea, Iced Tea, (Milk 10r Extra) 

DESSERTS: Cake Jcllo or I'uildlne 

HORSEY'S RESTAURANT 

1357.59 Asbury Avenue 

Brealtfast 8:30 to 11:30 Dinner 4:30 to 8 

Sunday Dinner 3 to 8 

Norikwood Where Dining Is Always 

A Pleasure 

i i icn t in 

1 'IK 

I'llMMtllt 

(lillill'llll Set s i 

The Only BOARDWALK Restaurant 

from the Gardens to 6th St, 

Windsor Restaurant 

Fourth and Boardwalk 

Enjoy Youi- Meals Beside 

the Sea 

Breakfast • Dinner 

GOOD FOOD • MODERATELY PRICED 

GRACE C. HOUSAND, Prop. 

Business Men's 

LUNCH 50c 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

THE 

Hotel Oceanic 

Crystal Dining Room 

Wesley Avo. at 11th St, 

Large Tables for 

Family Groups 

8i30 to 11 A. M. 

S to 7:30 p. m. 

Sundays from 4 to 7 p. m, 

$1 $1.25 

BOOM DIBECTED B¥ MAY GIBSON BOTD 

Tip-Top Grille 

On the {'Ofilrr 

In the Heart o' TOUT 

9th and Aibury Ave, 

DINNERS $ 1 

Merveil Workdays, t.,.n in 1 p m 

Sunday anil Hiiiinays 

1^ to I] pjn. 

BfiakfaEt, 8 to 11 a.m. 

Luncheon noon to 1 p.m. 

Eirejii Muiuiiiy, .iiiil Iliihiliiys 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place nnd 

Atlantic Ave. 

LOIIHA T, COUSON. Prop, 

'7V Serve You Well That We 

May Be Friends Ah.vnys 

MORRISON'S 

41S Eighth Street 

® Dinner 

® Luncheon 

• Breakfast 

Soda 1-QLiniain Service Phori; 8508 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

City Employes 

Win Right To 

Referendum 

Too Late However, 

for Armr-d Forces 

(o Vote on I eiufc 

So Proudly the White Star Waves Over the Mayer Company Plant 

Tin 

mi,,I 

flmlli II 

jr Hill 

nintiM 

_ 

111 

From 12 Neon 

Until 8:30 P.M. 

and closed one day weekly (Tusdny) 

i MI i mii i 

BETTY'S 

LffJCOLN 

RESTAURANT 

Oth St. at Weslry Ave. 

K N O W S r til; in in tin < \\ii wiiiiM MIM!. rnon 

COMPARE! 

OPEN FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER 

8 A. M, to 9 P. M. Daily . ET(«PI Wodnediy! 

IX KAV ITI'V - ^11 AMI - ATLANTIC t 11 

* m i nnn rt turnrd the 

w it h Hi uifi hud f m d it 

t "I i i J Simp ui nv Tht 

I it! i Li | 1 id br ktn Thr* 

h I j-rj t tin ^ it ] running 

M 

MilK 

An I h r 

If i Fn 1 

Fmnn I mr li\ ui r nf 

hi! 1 y, man biryrli- 

unii it f h urn ''III r* 1 

f r uhirh hr 1 ad nn 

M ! Hwrti r 1 it f r 

t u t k 

an k t hrr 1 ut 

11 r, me t bij> 

WPB Directs First 

Of Thr ee Whirl wind 

Drives In Resort 

Block Captains Wanted to Urge 

Every Household to Put Out Bundles 

Sunday Night| Collection Guaranteed* 

An intensive drlvo tn vastly increase Ocean City's Co8 

trlbiition of st-rnp p'ifK'r f«r the war etlort, was launched, 

d d 

in t in 

r ji it 

' j niii 1 I LrcU r mirn 

rhi t- til-*, ifli d atl prf 

\ifth hkr thi rvrry 

Th \ t nlv "ilt ci nt 

^3 rcnL if thc\ 

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Ex-Ocean City 

Scout Hero 

Wins D.F.C. for 

Saving Bomber 

meek under the direct auspices of the War Production 

ii, in luopenitiun with 11 dozen Joc;aJ organizations, '• • 

Effort.s uf an army of volunteers were being sought to . 

jiiti-'reHt and Huppiirt (if the salvage program. , ' 

The first iclleciion of the stfeppid-up drive will take 

7 l h l l d 

W If 

Arm, 

w 

tlir 

for 

4 ill JAWS IS DCK. HOI 

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Mr 

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ANCHORAGE TAVERN 

One of Somers Point's 

Better Dining Rooms" 

Delaware Ave. at Bay, Somers Point 

Phono S. P. 920 Betr by "He Cise 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THE BAY AT SOMERS POINT 

CM in,, 

TOW 1 rm, 

"Win 1hii 

Bv Job 111 n 

HIPSC c ii 11 

Bi nrir 1, 

3j drpirtnn 1 

ffteriiL 1 [ \ 

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«1 rrfri,' 

Their I a, 11 

hunt b\ th 

B!ed tint 11 

a« aftrr tin 

fr re urn tn i 

r DISC I 1 

' limn 1 « 1 »»» M«rfate, N. j,, Ph. 2.980S 

MANAGiMINT IV THI HAiGHTS 

TolBBllOrni Somen Poini fW 

EVERY EVENING 

NAN ROBERTS 

Hammond Oiinniit 

• 

SATURDAYS 

DAISY LIPSEY 

Pianist 

Attractive 

hocked Out By 

Win France 

Prints' Nephew Be- 

eomts Hospital Case 

& Wl a cmv. n,.t n Onnimii bill- 

S,1 sent smram wnltrr EL 

"jghew ni Dr. ,,,,d Mrs. Her- 

I ir li ill 1 iinbritlLi Ir 

f 11 j I f hn F M mull , h in 111 tn t 

11 ht Nt \ I in \ln Fin m < 11 

[1 1 mi I, « , in On 1 1 Cit\ III 1! il 1 

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111 nl \S lull -t 11 m ml In Ih 

M \t 1 r mp 1 In mini di iti I 

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pi li Iit.111 I ilcl Hi I lnlnl 1I1 

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OMMFNfK IitlMJ IH'irns 

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H ilil limn hlbuli I i tin iiuini 

M n \,hti li Hifju bind 

%ftt i ill hi ml Hi i i i r 

I ill h nu 1 th in In bn Ui in 

(Fife S Please) 

,li prniic fur the Mnypr Com. ,jn>,i in Cl'y unil Cnpr Ma> Cipiinly UT'uhi 

v, l ixpr'HHi'i! hfir Saturday by 

In li i nkiriR iiffici.-.ls tit ih» Troa- 

in I i jj;i! tinrni. :i$ a ii ! .milt of tli,- 

1 ilh iVal L/ian tlliVP. 

I II Hiasiijii \\[\% ;i brij'f prsgrnni 

ii iiu Mnyi'r Ciiinp.uiy bout build- 

ii \>\ mi, Ti xn^ nv and the bay. 

ÎIIII thr fnin was pn-spntrd wilh 

th Ti isury Whiiii Rtir tint'. hiBh- 

i i iiK'uMrinl lliinnr fur (iinsisti-tlIly 

In i,, (nm : haS! ! ,s nf \i ,ir bonds bv 

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Mr- 

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ail uward 

°l> OF EÎPLOl F^ 

MOVER 

Mnyrr. m i piine th 1 

11 U.iS 1 II 1 1II» II 11 1 

Ha!- stafr I tlin 1 h 

in iiavr i I un ll f 1> 

Hi' uiin 1 ml 1 h it 1 » 

Pr iMitntlon nf tin- tn C, 

Kllintl 

ropshire, 

l idd 

kit. 

Mr.« 

"I. tll "' cril - 1 » Him (he btiy 

h "f'"'' L "»t n..t until n 

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El.i,,u ho nnd 

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ma, 

tllmWl 

C W C ( " l l l S ^Cl to 

yslcnwlh.il It was „ cow, 

mld|(.r, 

'rl 1 on 

to 

Good Support / 

For Road Plan 

Hundreds Sign Peti= 

tions in Resort 

I ublic ^np^sirt has brnii "vrry 

fu riblr" tn tht 1 proposal that tho 

i lit ] invidi 1 Oronn Cily wilh n di= 

lift lii^hwny ruutr in tho Blfirk 

H i t PikP." iJ, Present t Cadnmii, 

jiit uUnt itf thr Busint'ss Mcn'h As- 

iKintluii, ropnrtcti Wrdnnsdny. 

AbiHit 200 petition furniS Snrking 

lf-iiuiuii's f*f thp grnrrnl public in 

' "niKirt of the project hnvr now 

n di fiibut.pc! Ui rral o^tntr nf^ 

UP iitiij iitiirr puhiio plncr-S, 

'Restaurants 

Lauded Here 

Few Complaints on 

Pliers, Rationer Says 

net sutft } t 

' 1 iir mr Ilr1 

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nil ir ri U 

b n dc p i i ci 

F 1 jia.fi 4 o tncF lnl 

r mpl nil h i\ P bt t*i 

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t th hnlp h rtRg( 

tli pubtir « rk bianeh 

^ i u i lie h n ippr 

n t pn\ frit rlnnlnp 

li n ru \t rn m l lbl Tii 

Bdy5 5, Hurt 

By Automobile 

1 Manoa Lad Suffen 

Fractured Leg 

I Ti\ \ ir II P b i t Ki\l r r 

Mm n I- \\i \ (\\\ niurri 

M n I ^ fi in t uh n h rin in 

i th j uli l in m rn I lit uhil 

jl hf. n ii In pirtnt Sivnm I 

. ti ni u \uli i in 1 A him ~i\ 

\ | l*n inj_ with i (_rnllp 

1 i tl url) vih ii n 

C nil 1 TI t 1 Ui 

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till h In turttl c llirb nn 

t iitu^lm nnd multi] 1 

n H \\i then t il- n t 

M m rill Hi lutal 

Thr \i Un finiiH i ^nrili n- 

ni it 14 " A bun i\ i id r i 

nd Li utfnant frank 

*h uurm navigator af 

Air F frx Fh int For 

Siln r ^hpp I hi btpn a'v.i 

ihp Di linj-ui hrd Fhiru Crr 

\iia rdin ry 1 hinvn-nrnt TAhll^ 

jni tit ipntinf- n n bjmbirig nttirk 

it-am t U r hntiit it Brux Lze 

rh 3I iakia 

Ann lUiu m nt af tfi dpcantim 

f I th ft mn r Ocran City ba\ v>&r 

m idp at hi Fi^hth Air Fnrtn 

b mib r ! tirn in England «h n 

he iln id\ Ind rrrnHid the Ail 

Mrda.1 with tu Oak Lrnf Clu^ttr 

REÔIll Iiinii SCHOOL 

GRADl\TL 

LityttiiaiiE %J!£ nn of Mr end 

[Mis E R \*ulr rf Ocran Cit\ wu* 

i Khtpptr U r thp Qpnpral Electric 

C in Phil idi Iphii bcfrrD entering 

h Arm% in F bruar\ 1941 HF i*i 

1037 î^d iiir nf Orp-in Cit> High 

h 1 Hid ittrnripd thr Uni\pr lt> 

f Pc nn^vh nila HP L married to 

the I jrmer Cirmetta ppndergraft 

r n iii it,h N r 

4 1 im r E hi ^r ut inti Junior 

\ i t mt Rcrut nn tpr ht i iê on 

li 1 il B \ 5c ut tvrr t attend 

i \\ i Id JTITHH TPP 

^WEU D\M4GED FORTREg^ 

Tlit. ntdtirn a rjmprinînfe, thp 

n F r iid in pirt Lieu tenant 

\^ If hlbit d parked prtfev, ionil 

iptltu if ind uppn r tPchnlqup In 

ucn iulh nav siting n badlv 

i united Fh np Furtrt e put of en 

nn tprnt rs Qnt pmini tf thU 

in nft w dlsibkd in i imining 

i nil bittlt with rveral pnetn* 

fif.hter thu farci i thp FOIITL S 

nt f f rmaUan ind making nee 

-* n\ th illtht rf I ir r turn jjur 

u \ dt tr t tup Ir\r] 

At this tHnraprru \\ 1 w nltitudn 

it u \ lmpu" ibir t i c rtnin thp 

immhLF pa iti n b\ the usual 

thcrk pninL nnd LI"Htt niiu Wolf 

bt nntd h iinii n h\ r ading 

n miLi of îgn -\{ i dlwn-\ ~ allnns 

I I iddltHn t ni inniiiL, thp RUMS 

IIP e nsi inth n f* rrtd tn hi charts 

it d kt pt thi pikt in thr prupur 

trui P thi uqh ut Lhp ppril u r trip 

C untr\ Club Lil r 

$11,912 Building 

Work in July 

BuildinB Imphivcmniiis sinn«] in 

Ocoiin City riiirhiB .Ink wcrp i-;li- 

mnic'fl in value nl tiifni Ilinlil- 

Iliu" inspprtnr II. Ti rtinpiT. .Ir. 

rcpnrlctl In tlin rnmmissiuiim> (IIIB 

wrrk. 

ninlnc Iiir month Iiis nITIrr N- 

siipd ftf, biilidhic yvrmm niui ml- 

li'rlm! ilMtm in frn», 

Tlir iiiiuiunt nf liuiltiiiiit wmk. 

tnnstlv icpnlrs. ronflng. sidnwall in- 

siiliilinii and mlnnr nllnriiliiins, «•»••• 

RITntrv flinil il Vi'Sl" 

Alllicnijli oxnrt fiuiirps woro nnt 

.n.iilcibli, II wiiK rslimutrd that nt 

li'ast 500 prrsiinfi lintl slnnocl the; 

pitlticins (iiirini; tlir first work. 

Thp Hi.Mnnss Mrn's A.^snriMlinn 

is siKinsrirlntr tlii 1 ]irnpns:il with Ilii' 

M!]i|iiii't uf thr Kiwniils ami Hiiliiry 

chilis. Rn-il Estiiic Hniirri ami Am- 

11 iriiii Lrjiliin. It is plnniirti t i en- 

list ilJ, m uli uoniMill pillilir Sllppiirt 

ii'; iiiissililr bcfnri 1 (iir LpBishiHire 

rcciinvpnos in thr Fall, 

Mr, Ciitlmiin snlii nnn phllartnl- 

phiii hiisini'ss man wlio is stl'nliuly 

in fiiviir of tlic dlrrd rnnd pltin had 

I'nniK'.^tnd .1 ropy nf I lip liotitiuli Ri) 

In 1 nmld libtniii siunalurps of his 

frir-nds in Hint flly. 

• iicccssnry tn move> him 

where lip remnined 

nnw fully re- 

xcelknt food • appeiizingly served.... 

Delightful, breeze-swept dining rooms and bar 

I'pcrntly wns oiip 

bronze stMfs 

ra iwrsnnnl. 

Oinnr Bradley, His 

that thp nwjird wnii 

In 

A short walk NORTH on Bay Avenue from Shore Fast Line trolley static diffieult condi- 

P for 

Elliott was 

reach thi Prench 

Perfect Vacation Ending: 

Missing Son Is Prisoner 

The liappiest woman 111 Oitean 

City on Monday probably was Mrs, 

Chillies Seanluii, of 18 Bast LanB- 

horne st,, Llanerch, pa, 

Mrs. Bemilon, who was stoppinB 

at 006 llth St., WM packing Up to 

return home after spending a vn- 

entlon here with her husband. 

The telephone rang, It was her 

daughter calling from Llanerch. 

Oh. mother," the voleo said, ex- 

citedly, 'Boh is safe! A telegram 

from the War Department said that 

hn Is a prisoner in Germany." 

Bob is private (lc) Bobert 0. 

Bemilon, one of nvo ions or Mr, 

arid Mra, Oharlra Boanlon who are 

In the armed iervlce. He waj re- 

miiiini in Mtton on th» 

'•ii- hfiid this u k ill 11 oiih tin 

r.pLuhtH liiiv h in re npcl t 

bf.:ird - a;: nn f 1 nl \u 

X'V- in ihi 1 Vt u »i i fiui in nili 

ii ihr-y hnu lit n und i pur 

itr'.l. Aiitl in 1 I th P HI 

nun iiir rt 1 . 8 -! in mt \^n f mil 

| inn In br nt f.mlt 

{"OMITAINTS Kl Fr tOMINf. 

0i n 

t is n'tirnicn in ullin^ Iti rinn t 

t tnr ilrnm b^ J hn Fur THO 

5 nji n \\ ii i fltoi f* H viplir 

Phi irl Ijhn Tins 

t ind sunp n i\ e illided 

\o irre l latli 

Two Casualties 

Listed in County 

Wn n piitmrni c\ Hilt II t 

nninin mrnt Wt dm di\ ii ^h 

inn C pi M i\ Cuunl "ii 

w itmdrd mifl mr thi r i pus n 

Pfr Stinl s Si pt Wit at ii 

ii tin u undid li t nnd S^, R 

I Sructn Wlld\i cl p 

Mils itjitittd mi-* fng i nri\ 

bi i pn irr 

War Loan Chairman 

In Washington, Here 

7 Nil n Wnnt* of Silver 

Spiint Md Wir r rvUi rmlnte 

iiin L nmnqrr f r Tlit DuPont 

(C nipin\ in thr Nation il PTP^S 

riub huildint Wn hingti n D C 

hi *iiri\td it hi Orriin Clt\ hump 

4^0 B ttirn rd far th* rest nf 

tht tiui 

, With him in Mr Wrrnt? and 

thi ii thildrpn Tiuh Ju>i v Nelson 

md Bill 

City to Sell More 

Lots, August 30 

I Tilt nrxt Ut nf rjt\ fswned rpil 

t t ih will takt plirt ^pdnP5da^ 

Aupu^t ^0 it jim thp ruiiimi 

c itiht i decided Wi dht ^da^ 

PiiniiLi Din tt r H ni\ RD cr fr 

inhuuiiced that he i n idv ho^ re 

t tivtri quitp a ft^ more in tht. 

C I1D list befnre the dit> set A prap 

irh i^ ntt nth rti c p l unlr* nt 

k i t nnc offpi hi been intde to 

bin it 

bcAchend March j, 

Mrs. Sr.inlnn didn't faint whrn 

slip rpcpivpd the message. Siie gave 

a big sigh, and said, "Whflt a per- 

fei-t way to m 1 a flnn vacation." M 

if 9he had given ,,p I Mgj fa. Mr KMn sfl|d |t h.s nM 

bpfn nrecHinry In notifj' tho Cnni- 

den cilllce of niif violator ill Oecnn 

City, pltlicr n.mon(j restaurants or 

otlicr ty)!c buslncw concerns. 

Imp* of hearing from her son she 

mid, "I Bucas no mother ever en. 

tireiy Rives up hopr under such con. 

litlons. There were times when I 

[elt very hopeful but after no word 

arrived after four months, same- 

times I would say to myself, 'Don't 

fool yourself. You must face real. 

Itlei." 

Word! can't say how happy I 

am I hope that every mother and 

futher who hai a boy missing get! 

the HUM good news 11 . 

PA, CO, EXECUTIVE HKRE 

Mr, find Mrs. Alfred O, Orflff Mid 

sons, Dick nnd Bill, are at BOO Wes- 

ley av, until Boturda;. 

Mr. Qraft Is assistant treasurer 

of the Pennsylvania Company, at 

I Philadelphia. 

One Plant Bears 

132 Tomatoes in 

Victory Garden 

On Monday the Philadelphia 

Bullntin hnri nn article about a 

tomnto plant bearing 114 loma. 

toes, 

A tomato plant on the Hnrt. 

man ' ietory lartn, M34 Oentrnl 

uv.. o/nisliiidows tlUs ns It U 

now benrinR 132 tomatoes. 

These tamntoes are still on tne 

vine, though many will be ready 

for picking this week end. 

It Is estlmBted that the to- 

matoes fi'n'n this single p,,mt 

will nil twj halt-bushel bas- 

kets. 

The tract, which has been Uii- 

der the supervision of Join P. 

Adams, has boon extremiily prn« 

ductlve. 

nflxt MOJKIM.V. 

Facts About Paper 

Drive on Monday 

Collection or scrap paper will 

IM made In Ocean City next 

•MoriJay. AufUal 1, starting at 0 

p.ni. 

Every resident—Summer or 

nll-yejr—IN urged Is plate B 

bundle along the curb in (runt 

of his Iiollie on Sunday evening, 

BO It will mi available early. 

It Is nnt ncressary to segre- 

gate newspapi'rK, mafaiines and 

rardboard, but the entire collec. 

tlsn sliuulil I*- lip;! securely to 

fjcilltate handling and prevent 

the wind littering the streets. 

All paper—no matter how 

small the amount—is vitally 

needed to keep production roll- 

Iris in mills producing articles 

for the anmed forces. 

If ynur paper is not picked up 

Monday, telephone eity publicity 

department, illy hall lOOMj. 

and il will be called for. 

Paper Exhibit 

Is Planned 

To Show Some of 

700,000 War Uies 

In connection with the stepped- 

iiy •'tinner salvage offensive, :1 tht 

War Production Board has promis- 

ed to provide Orran City with an 

intcrcstiliy exhibit of seme of the 

more intercstiiiB items made froni 

piioer :Vir ust- by the righting forces, 

which have "uu.OOO uses for It. 

Rev, Norman V. Sargent, city sal- 

vage flminmin. said this week the 

exhibit will be displayed in a pub. 

lie place, probably famewliA-e on 

the boardwalk, for several weeks. 

Sidney Fritchnrd, rcRionru sal- 

VLige diiecliir for the WPB, display- 

ert a few ui me paper artlcies at 

Thuratiny's luiiihcon here, Hnrne of 

thml were: 

Tropic helmets, the standard 

eqiiiiipnient uf aeabees. bomb rln'Ts 

requirint' 10 pounds of comsressea 

paper efich. and whieli go oil every 

ixmib drgpijeti on the enemy: an 

Antic vest lined with paper; K ra- 

linn kits in enrdbonrd boxes; blood 

pliiinia in reclaimed tin eontaln- 

er«. packed twu in a cardboard box 

itici surruiinded by a waterproof 

carton which can be floated ashore: 

parachutes fur dropping supplies 

ntiil fir instruments' released from 

balloons tu burst at certnln alii- 

Iiides, 

One nf the novel Items, he said, 

are aiipliine wing tips nni! Run 

moiintjj made from 4B sheets of 

paper trented with resin and sub- 

ieeled tn pressure, which renders 

them AS hard as metal. 

ami householders are adviied 

that collections will continue 

at two-week intervals unUI 

the end of the Surnmtr stt- 

jon. 

Residents are urged to tie up 

their buiidles of newspaperi, mag»- 

zlrm. cardbqard and other paper 

prcduets. and place them along the 

curb outside their homes or placed 

of business on Sunday night, 

JBIIV TRUCKS COMING 

So keen is the government to 

round up every possible pound of 

salvageable paper, that Army trucks 

will be used to supplement the eol- 

lection work of Harry Raff, Court 

House scrap dealer, who has been 

picking up th paper for the BMt 

month. , 

Csntributions of paper hot 

were described as being "only a . 

droii in the bucket" by compari- ,, 

son with the amount Ocean City . 

should salvage wilh Its swollen 

population or 12.1.001) people, 

Arranjements for the drive Wire 

m.ide last Thursday afternoon at a 

luncheiin at IiOBate's, called by the 

WPB and attended by representa- 

tives of various men* and women's 

groups interested tn community «I» 

Inira, including city officiali, 

CURTIS EXECUTIVE 

DIRECTtt DRIVE 

Dili T. Ikis-nan, executive ot.< 

OUi'sy Publuhinj Oo, and local 

summer resident at 80* 2nd it., aei 

cepted chairmanship °' the Sum- 

mer cajnpaign committee as a direct 

representative of WPB, 

Mr. Degnaii this week arranged 

through heads of the local orgsni- 

za tions to send letters to each of 

their members, urgini active sup- 

port to round up paper, described 

by WPA Chairman Donald Nelson 

as the nations No. i critical ma- 

terial. 

Mr Depnan is calling for cittern 

1 to volunteer their services ai Moefe 

captains, an asslRnment in which 

they would visit all their neighbori 

.to remind thoni of paper salvage 

&nd urge them to put their bundles 

on tlie curb in time for the col- 

lection. It also is planned to dls- 

tribiite kitchen placards on the iub., 

Ject ns constant remlnderi to 

iiousewives to save every icfap. 

Those willing to serve as block 

cflptnins may communicate with 

Rev Norman V, Barient, local pa- 

Decide to Pay for 

House Demolition 

The city commissioners Wednes- 

day tiecideri to take up the oLemf 

Samuel L, amith. of Ocean Oky, 

to demolish a condemned concrete 

house for a price of IS17, 

Commissioner Edwai-sl B. ijjwker 

wfls awhurlzed to mtikc «rrange- 

nenu with Mr, Smith, if the con- 

tractor still is willing to carry out 

the offer he made a month' ago. 

The house in question is on the 

north .side of the entrance to the 

laijoon near the Yacht Club, 

Miss Mm Tuller nr 

" snjt urning it 3210 Asbury av 

Mr, and Mrs. David Pearson and 

Vineiand I family are vacationing at 3200 

Central av. 

Don ¥ Leave Valuables 

Exposed, Police Warning 

As a helpful hint to visitors. Po- 

lice Chief Robert J. Lackey this 

week cautioned them to be sure to 

leave valuables, such as jewelry and 

sums of money. In a safe place 

when going out to the taeaeh jr 

boardwalk. 

He said the police hav« noticed 

a growing carelessness By many, 

people who leave valuables lying 

nbout in hotel rooms, or take them 

to the beach. 

It Is nueti infer, he cxplntned, 

to put such things In the safe at 

the hotel desk or, If nt a rooming 

house, ask the proprietor to put 

them away, 

Valuables lying around in vacant 

rooms are merely placing tempta- 

tion In the way of some people, lie 

added. 

No serious robberies have been 

reported thU season, but there al- 

ways is the possibility that a sneak 

thief wUl go into action and make 

a clean-up when least expectM, the 

chief said. 

i telephone 0030>, or notify Mr. Deg- 

nrin at his home. 

CHURCHES COOPERATING 

Resort churches also^ are cooper- 

ating in the program. Pastors mafle 

announcement e ' thc ne ' rt "pta*«up 

diiy" from tlieir pulpits last Bun- 

day. Reminders aeain are sohed- 

(Page 2, Ptease) 

* * • 

MOW WASTE PAPER HAS 

BEroMR WEAPON OP WAE 

From the day a soliTtpr gulf ; 

to war, he is depenfleilt on pi- 

per. From his draft atri to his 

honorablB discharfe, hta rw- 

ords are kept on it. 

Ills mllons are packed in Ml 

his cwiridfes are wrapped ta 

it; hig shoes are lined wiBi lt| • 

hta letters are written on it 

Ills barraelu m built with 

paper wallboard, pnpf TOotlnr. 

paper Insulation, 

He shoots at paper j ^ 

eaU! from paper plates, drinU 

from paper cops. 

• * * 

His battles are ptanntd, bta 

orders are tailed, on paper. 

9 • • 

Literally, lie 11, traini. 

travels and flffllls. with piper 

his indispensable aHy. 

• • • 

And, of eonrse. Mi "nonof. 

able dlscharfe" win bt hinfltd 

In him on a nleee of papers 

nfter a beaten Ails has flfneA 

the peac* terms ... on papeM 

and Tidm 

in E, Wir Tint M 

•ti« Pn«t 

tprt Bridie, ad« 5 mB.; 

ohil Bridie, add K mm., Mi 

a*t » mln,| Mlh_ it, MUtL I 

Stnll Lliidlitt, Grfil !• H 

«,ld I hf,, » Bin:) 

-CSBIUM t]r CII7 PobUdW 

(Lon 

Ph 

10.52 

11* 

ii,w 

1.04 

2,M 

3,00, 

3,16 

4.04 

II 

Ml.. 

10 2 

1116 

12 42 

1W 

IM 

331 

t.2t 

4.17 

sa 

«.«o 

651 

•4= 

•-»: -V 

J-

•I*,''!' ' 

T^- «^ Tv^*mipu^|iv1-'H 

OCEAN CITY SHMnNEL.t^GEh ^ jn day. 

TWP-Year Per Capita Net Debt Reduction Largest In Sti 

83.82 From 

to 1W3, 

rey Shows 

'State in Enviable 

Portion, Says Tax- 

payer Association 

TOe Mount of county govern. 

Ml debt for each resident of 

, May County decreased $13 82 

Civil Service Would Give 

More Stability, Is Claim 

Would Give Returning Soldiers Better 

Chance for City Jobs 

Continued from pare 1 workmen HIIO have proved to be 

vice, the public works men ursi'tl i worthy of permanent emplaymrnt. 

all citizens tQ eserclir tlieir right 

of free speech by discussing, thp 

question «nd voting upon it. 

"Many questions." they 

"have been presented to 

r.ald. 

voters 

WU to the end of 1M3 no- I without enough liR-ht but with too 

a iSJe? af dehYTtatls. mucn hent Elections have been won 

Cording to a survey of debt statls 

•Uc« jeleased yesterdny by the New 

Jer^y Taxpayers 1 Association. 

Although the per capita net debt 

of bus county u still one of the 

hlgflwt among New Jersey's 21 i 

counties, the amount of decrrase 

fTMS the two-year period of the 

lunsr was the largest of riiiy ol 

i them, 

mis na CAPITA 

• TJK Association disclosed that if 

tfvefp resident of New Jersey wns 

Ohaigcd a proportionate share of 

the;debt of all the counties, each 

Worfd owe C3.W, For Cape May 

OoAty, the per capita debt is 

listed as $M,2fl, 

l^t Oipe May County flgiire Is 

exceeded only by that of Onrndcri. 

wh&h to 148.31; Onion, with $30- 

18, •and Hudson, with $30 88 pri 

capita. 

Compared with a per capita fed - 

tra{ debt ol 11,010 in 1843 and $1,- 

401 •In 1944, New Jersey s avcrayr 

debt cost for every man. 

oy such trickery. This is no time 

for trickery, nor ran the propon- 

ent-' of civil service fur Ocr.ili City 

HiTcird to tniii approval fur their 

rouse wlihiiut ihe ponplc a* n wlmle 

! kmiwiiiR al! tiint cm be siutl r.ii It 

j ONE STi;P IN PUonKESS 

j "Oceiin City is a Riw of the Inweî in thr 

^tate. iiistend of one nf tlu 1 hitfh- 

«»»•»•»« «•««< >•••••»•» 

9** 

Handmade 

JEWELRY 

of Coin a»fl stcrlinf Silver 

Oeniiinr Matriii Tufquoisc 

'desifiiers worked with MFSicyn praftf«nif E ii, trained in 

Ancient Aiiec lore, to bring you dramatic, lonleiiipur.nv jewelry 

Uncl«s taitt. 

SEE THE LARGEST COLLECTION 

ON THE BOARDWALK 

N&cklae?gf Braeelctg, Rings, Brooch PIHN 

$1.50 t° SI5.00 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

liff failftsi iht name -'MUTH** ii yaur guarantee ol the ultimsiu la g£ 

tssle sgd igtind Jiidimgiit ef vaiuci, 

GIFT MAHT OF OCEAN CITY 

S26-828 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pier) ; 

•-antlfnld 

IllllMlt>. TI 

liur mil fit n 

I.- inure 

Olllv 1» 

fun «• 

ailh iihr sni'ia! vrxulinns. Civil s:'I' 

vici' will iitil iiilorfcre wilh Ihe wnv 

impliijcs uf thi' city spt'iitl Ihi'ir 

lol-Hiirc 

"Civil Nrr\ii L j< u»uh! put iig I'lHi 

til the Did Kiimi' of prrimuilns i'v- 

CTVlhinB III sil llltn pnwef, Thr 

time huN gimp by fur men to Miiin 

jMIHOr hy thrpaleninj misery to 

i jne Krou|i and ul Ihe Hnme time 

, pfomhinE ijund ti) another Bfnup, 

""Civil sprViCT will lint pro!I'd 111" 

n'ui'kiiii n wliu divides his inynlH bp- 

iwri-ii Oti'iin City iitul siilish IIVIT- 

• psis, mir will it bo nn aid in tin- 

bu.MiH-SH infiii wlin pn,ms as ,1 bfiii 1 - 

I fuctur (if our (ilv wht'ii m mii-h 

his t'lili n niiiprwisp. 

| -The jirupoiii'ins ul civil t-i rs iri 

hnve tli,ui' nil Him Blind eitiKi-lii (Ml! 

do to pliirr this qiirstliiii nn \hv 

iballols thill .•re brine sen! tu lln 

IritKins nl Ocean City wim mr in 

the nl'lni'd lolTPS Hf our riilllHO ill 

h'.'ni' anil iibjijiid Thry «:in; I-V.T> 

|Ci!i/i'ii, snliiitT, sullor iiiid niiirlni' 

•Irnm mil 1 t'limmiimtv !'• vnti' i• 11 ilii 1 - 

subject whctlHT tin- roi-iilt bi 1 Sin- 

nr aciiliiM ilii'in They scfk futv 

iudfiiiii'nt til the vmcrs. mid a-K ri" 

fnvnrs, beiti(i well enntpiit with ibe 

justice nf their tanai'" 

Thi slalPliiPiit «"!!.•> Mumtl In 

; Daniel Dixnn. Bclfnrtl Co;liiis Will- 

lam Ferry. Ainunln Panne, Howard 

[Davifl, Albt'it Oldfiild, Jiw.'jli Mil- 

aaUu. Willi.im Uvinpsluii and Eiirl 

Praser 

PIHL.A. BANKER IIRHK 

Mr and Mr.- Hani 0 

nnd dnuslitr-r. Jiltiv arc in The 

' Crc.wi in. nn 71 h st . lor :i week 

Mr BHriics is awistiinl vn •- pri'sl- 

Icipiit uf Ilie Fidclitv-Pliiladcliihi,! 

1 Trust Co, Pliilndrliilila 

Mr find Mrs, Jf.lm B C.lnsuv. u! 

Plilhidclpliiu. nrrivpd Sii1VJ.1v ai 

The Hiiiiscnm far a .months vaca- 

lion. 

Pus! wnr |i!iinnliiE for New Jer- 

sey rcs(irls nnd 11 nruRriuii designed 

to ri'i-iiin for tin 1 state's iicrcunon 

firen* their present aupremncy in 

the fiiee of rinticiij,;!!'!! , 11111 ;•••! 1111,1 

frum ilb.linl n'hcirt;, whii'li wil bi'. 

rciic e:isih- in fe^lblr with penc' , , , , , ,. 

urn,' :,!.'• !r,.vel. will krvni.t- 1, lm.- h ; '•• ' •:: i 1 1 ""''" '" W """: : 

• L^. . I G ' I I I J I k J k ' i t r i T l ( I), .I I I 

chi'nl! irwi.ili nt ib» .;, iv IPl'siy 

RI-I .-I Aw:: ILitinn in ilir Marine 

nrdl nil 1 hi' Asbiiry Pni-K bnnrtN 

w-lk Mi.ntlay 

.'Ihe Hi*,if A-nn iu'i,,:! will, II 1:1- 

liurii'f lT'>riv.,'IiiiiIlve, nf 111 se.i- 

ih' rr iinil L,k,' iiiinmiiiiilic. ii, rhi' 

st.i'r wliosi' "cnnoiiilr hie i-i depbii- 

iii 111 up,111 i.iiirist bilsiiicss, will henv 

a talk by Fred .Inclunn. itinnnjliiu 

dir.'f.T nf ihp New Jei-siy Council 

which was rcrotitlv absorbed hy t)ir 

n-lisnmrnt nf Ernritmiic Dnvflnp- PH.! •" t",Ve the pvnpert> owner 

innm headed by fir Charlos M-d- nnthv i,, nbiif the miiannrc with- 

man nf piiiicrtnii Ii wns nnnmin- ,:-, HI ,':H«. 11 the owner docs not 

red !tint n ioiiE ranee plnn for ro- r- ,-'!,ih . tin tity itself Is uiiLliorlzed 

nprratiiiti i.i r - T ween the indlviduai to dr the clenii=up job and assfsii 

resori= and me state promotional 11 •,. ,,n> ngalnsi the property as 

b-'ilv ills,, will be ,'Hiirie puhlic at ;, hni. p.iy,ible iipnii the next ail- 

tlie session niijl ',.\ bill 

Tin 1 Rc-nr 1 u;n::(i In;- (lie pfl •' \\'.;.!•• :!»' nrdillillice is Ilir iimst 

vi'iir has been etiEiiî'd in a crusade drastic 1 vt r nrinplod by the city on 

tii rase OPA and fii^t' r'\ rl'^n^n- t 1 !!-- jtinic iar silbjccr, it K nulli- 

tal |TI.MI]:IM"H.~ eiiverinu. the resorl lied In |jli-.ienl nin.lllimin bill M''- 

nuiiisirv in NCH ,!erse\- Olie direct itnv. sir M.lid he hopes to do ----- 

result of iu cfliirt was tile liftltl'; 

! nf she b.iii aiiainsi thr allotment of 

•ja,.iline ci pnwiT partv nshiiiE 

l:,,.r . ..|. .lit; the sllolT. 

Hi n llai in Prort'ir. oi M Ul- 

l.V'Ulh Cour.lv, Direct.'!' A _P.iul 

Kiii'i .if the Ocean S'oiintv Board 

,,l Freelv.kiera, a vice president of 

tile Hesort Aks,,r,a:inH; Direct n 

per.-.- H. Jiieksi.il. of the Cape Mav 

f',.iniv B.iarti ill Fi'e.'lioklers, prc- 

I m:, Mt ..! ilie Hi'sol! nroiln liild 

' iiiu"ii-i|Kil i •itintv and lemsl.itiv. 

nlfi.-i.iis ff.im coiiutii- hurilerinti >'i: 

thi, necin als,i will speiilt 

lrll'a-l.'ll-- luive beeli ,M- ll.i'ii 

ci miinieipiil ntTll-uil.-. ill the slliii 

sn-.i l i attend till' session 

Hospital Still Needs 

Canteen Workers 

I The Ocean Ci' v branch o 

\iii..|-n.m Hetl "C 

it 

Hold Fast To 

Bonds, Is Plea 

Bitni 

\i\ 

hem 

the 

if ui;;iiii. .ii: 

vim luii I..id C.iiiteeii 

.j > ' "ifel their ser\lee> to 

iMl l,iv,» l.'l tia'ients in the 

Hh M, innriMl H"-;)it,il 

So "re,u is Ihe lie, (1 luf \ ilun- 

i.er tt-ni-kers in lie Iv-.-piMl ' h a ! 

plr.i.i- •*CTI /li.ulr ll'.,H tlV- p-iliM 1 ..- 

,,f nil ].ic ii (hiirchcs Suiuiav 

The himrs ,iic from 11 ;!0 am 

'n 1 10 p.m. 

Mr and Mi.- .1 W H.i'te- aiui 

Mrs c H ThonipS'iii. i.t VAiinni'- 

•iill I1--1 . HI', s;:elHllllt: h W time 

at The i'arkside ! 

USE THE ( LAMSIFIED AIM 

\V| 1. 

' iii,i! =iiKt = i ui thr S f i=w Jt'i-hfv 

;;.t!ii!' rMmrnittfc nimir the 

-.:.''.i .nniniiiH iMiH=n! "h,n Capf 

•.•;;•,'•. h.u! MM ih.i" :,uii'- tluv. 

' ; ,\ :\\ .AYS HRITTON 

tnplish- 

I :,!] huh! fa,- 

-.i'vriviif'ii! 

.' fr- f fur 

dth Is'no word 

MAXWELL HOUSE 

f«rtW> 

d for Clicquot 

inaalAnl • • • 

wbit ixi miliew {ang of 

l jdieatt «—rcf retii- 

CLICQUOT CLUB f 

I GINGEft ALE ' 

SBHAMEE BEVERAGE co, 

St V. VlniaU Av»., Ailmtir. ell; - 

% Mumc 1-1235 

822 9th St. 

JUST OFF 

THE WALK" 

Breakfast 

8:30 to Noon 

Steaks 

Roasts 

Seafood 

Serv«il from' 4 lo »:30 

FROM ONE DOLLAR 

C LC SED FRIDAYS 

Shots 

1OH WOMKN 

Suiiiy Arch l'l-i-si-rvcr 

Physical Culluro 

Foot Rest Shoes 

I OH MKN 

Wiijjht Arch Preserver 

Nettloton Shoes 

Free-man Shoes 

Siride Hite 

Shous for Children 

2009 Atlantic Ave 

••(] Ti ' 

innk>--- 

• • ! it 

i^ ilir tinir for our tu^ 

prriiir miHLiry nfTnrt, and thr 

trfiitt^t îippnrl i*f thr praplr U 

nrt'tictl n«H tn rarry it thrniigh. 

So fn** ! /r iinin your hunth, Lr-lliii^ 

ti! fit tliriii tin%v i*. Hkr Eriibhlng 

n nflr nui nl Uir hand of a hoy 

in u ln\|iulf," 

"Mr Ri ;":.;] / )•••-.,'. F>um'nvY Yf"-\ • 

U'iU IPJIM II.iii(!'iiif:('](l. said (hl.= 

u II n i l d :,i Uir hiiiil 

( 1 i ]J ( I I II ] I il Ul 

in 

.|,|u 

i 

AL 

il i f 

f -I he 

i nil n f i 

ainplonhi invasion nar/hro 

ii WEASEL 

BUILT SY STUDIBAKW , , » POWIRID 

BY SIUDIBAKER CHAMPION INGINI 

r 

a.! 

hear a lot more about this 

1 agile new Allied persoaoel and car- 

go carrier ss our invasion armies roll 

deeper Iota Europe: s. Born of war's 

ttteds—bniBChiMaf iha Office of Scien- 

tific Research and Development, the War 

Department and Studebakcr engineers 

—the Weasel ij being manufactured by 

SieSiebakcT under contract wirh the Ord- 

.nanCe Department, Army Service Forfcj 

... It's Studeb«ker-fauilt—and it's pow- 

ered by the famous Studcbaker Cbam- 

pioneagine;:;OfficiaIIydesignatedtfao 

M-29, it WM loon nickaaned the Weasel. 

And like a weasel it 11 1 intnium 

All - iijil' 1 1 1 tin bill 'Iv p 

ti.pjif il diii'ii: Ihr piiM'tlla- 

'Inn pi 1 I'll u hi( h u is 1 nnd in ti d 

] don 1 Ii 'i 1 Hi • 1 iff out idi> tin 

IKIII In J ,) 

I 11 lit 1 1 \ i 11 mt olfii \.\\- and 

ntlit 1 \ 1 1 ' )i vrrr ^ i\f 11 an nppnl- 

] 1 'ii>i In w 1 n w it k pun t (.dinj mi 

• mil I'II 1 1 111 in IJMII". iiiildi 1 the 

pill. 1 

Ram Heaviest 

In 3 Months 

Saves Crops in 

Seashore Area 

Thr liotivlcst rain to hit Ocenn 

City lejr more tlian three, 1 months 

wns wi'lceyiit'il on Wcdiiisduy by 

scurps ol Icii-nl vli'tury enrtlctiers 

rind by pi-ii[('.v,li)iml frinnc, oil tlip 

iiiiihilaiiii win) hnci been watching 

thiUr (iu|js uiljur in tile* fiuIUs, 

WHIPI- I'lm'cnste'r Snmue! 

De'ltch uniHiuiici'i! nt :i p. m., Wi'ti- 

iiratlii!, 1 Hint nbiiiit tliit'e'.qiiui'ttjrs or 

;m inrh u! nilli hnc! iulltMi, and hf 

irsiiL'tLutl ihi 1 total would lilipnmcti 

two Incln's by tlie- time the Sturm 

liad cleared 

Tills would be thr bust soaking 

rain sincu April 24, when jin offl- 

eial fall oi Ui inches vttus reported 

by the Weather Bureau, The hist 

rain of helpful proportions for cru|» 

WBB on June 30. ainoutitlng to 1.3 

inches, A mln nf .78 of an Inch 

occurred July 27-26. but did not 

pineLratf to the Braunri verj' deep- 

ly. 

County Agricultural Agent H K 

Wlilte said thttt Wednesday's (tonri 

arrived Jusi abiiut In the nick of 

llraie for drnvn-ciUimy farmeni, He 

said tliiit no crops were entirely 

ruined, but would hnve been hud 

the drought continued much longer 

] As it is, many farm products will 

be rciiucpd in quality and quantity, 

ami also will be sluw in inutuMne, 

Weather Man Ui'lleh observed 

tiiat thi' niiiiy day also was wel- 

conii'd b,y many ,se;ishore business 

people, n£ it Bavr them a ehance 

to take a brief re-;( after serving 

tremendous crowds nf visitors dur- 

ms; the pruloriBcd perfect weather ! 

in July. 

Paper Drive 

Here Monday 

< oiilinuiil rrdni pafn 1 

ultJ in ihe ihuixlii's thus Sunday. 

Ai Tliurhihiys lune-'hron. Mr, PeM- 

luin ininidiiued aiiiiiey Prildlard, 

{•inner RAF llii-r «liei is nuw re- 

JI.III.I1 s.ilviii'e' (lii-ffiur « nf |iaprr in Hie 

war pffiift. mill drclarpd that ile. 

kplle Aiiifriia'!. vaM resnurefs we 

• Iltiiyit litlil 3 wiiinint' Wiir ailh. 

nul laiviille. Till 1 quiilii for paper 

>alvaue is *et at 7 (munfls per p*r* 

mm iiH.ll IIIMHUI, fir Haiti, 

M.i:,..;- fluli W sinihle Mid the 

till,' iiiiiiinik-lnitiiiii hns been and 

will i-huiiiiiie to supijort the earn. 

piiiBli 10(1 per rent He truned the 

hiMnrv uf pLijirr >ial\age hincc last 

Full rrpnrtinq ilint Gu ions h:is Ueen 

Ka!!l'rfd here tn d.ile and nvrr 1700 

minir .iviiiliiblr ircim r> snle for lisf 

nf Mil Buy SfniitJi nnd Oirl St'nuiJi. 

PROMISES TO PICK 

I'P ALL PAPER 

M.i;.ei:- atrilble s>;iiil Mr Huff Hie- 

t-ulUe :.,i. hiLS jiroiiiihed lhat lesard- 

lr:-^ ci ihe. quantity nl paper E-UIW 

•.rib 1 , -il iifir, he will piik it up- If 

111' f,..K In [In M), hp Will liull.ite 

Sl[i;i '.i ..ny church nr fhiirituble 

'irt;ii.;/,iiiijii 

TIK Ai-eny ha-. pr.,miwel 'lie use 

uf it.- In;ii!f Mr, De'KiiAn :JiiJ. to 

•pKd tlu 1 cullectinn wnrk ami try 

in fi.iiii:li-iu it e;ech turn In the 

II i i n I 

I nil .viu^so. represent ing the 

ôntli li-tsi-y puprr iniJusiry, told 

tin- henihi-oii group thai paper 

IIIIIK iii tin in.i. tliouEh lull per 

(••ill incased lit war work, were 

lirinc fiirii-d l.i iluse pirioilH.illy 

bnaiigc uf ihorlarc of pupcr. 

Mllh of South Jtrwy alone re- 

quire 900 tons of scrap paper a 

week, lie said. 

In summing up. Mr. Degiiun de- 

rlarpd that the entire paper sni- 

vage program I'LSOIVPS itself Ii o the 

Individual patriotic obligation uf 

every individual, 

Tiiosc Hturndini; the luiieheem 

were Mayor Btruble, Cuiiuiiissioner 

Henry Roostr, Jr., plrs 

Johnson, F, Bd*ln Rei^l" 

B, Crane, Emll Paliner K- 

Harry Rnfr, Mrs, Mnude 

Mrs, Marian Bhutto and 

draw Maxscll. 

Miss Betty MrOonn 

WAVES, arrived her" L M 

from St. Albans, NY t o J 

few days at The OVCIDWOIL 

Sperl.lllzillc in the 

Correetlqn of 

Defective Vision 

DR, L. W. BEITS & iONS 

OPTOMETRISTS 

H0URI1 9 A, M, to 5 P, M, 

by appeifilmcQt 

1708 Atlantic Avenne 

Atlantic City, N. J. 

BIAI, S-lSJl 

if'" Ine M ii c mp in u.i ml I. 

,br the- HIM industrv iii South Jer- 

'i \ tej will iIn- White Stiir flnK. and 

mil' nl "iilv 1'iuln in Ihe entire stiiti: 

Fleirel 'ill'', rrrmils jiri'vlnilsly had 

''inn In ii' minima \ht Iieaiun 

T anel tiler Minute Mail (liiif. 

Mri M lit 

Spiced LHttNt MMt Vt (k IM 

SklfUcM HallcmokM ib if e 

Long *«l«stui 

ROAST l «" *"-« 

Nlh Hamburg 

Potato Salad ""•"•' 

Honwla-Llt« iMm "17c 

Veal Mb Chopl "39e 

uiun Cil MM {• 

Shoulden Veal 

*•»• Mtn B«Bf ••« 

NaitVtol •»•'• 

Style Pork Shoulders 

CODFISH 

IMP Pewd«r 

8 

OCTAGON 

CUAIHSIR 

iu«U i 

Urges Resort 

To Help Vets 

After the War 

Kiwanii Can Aid, 

Temple U, Trustee 

Declares Here 

Thr. suRgnstion thnt Ocean city 

ruuiwrnt,- in i.Vpry wny piissiblp in 

"••• ri'luilillllatlMn of veterans nftpr 

win-, WILH madP to the Kiwnnis 

Club. Wpdnraduy, by Dr. O M 111- 

man. physician and trustee of TPIII- 

lile University. 

He puintid ,)ut thnt thnusnnds nf 

rniiiniinR vcu'riins nre ngurauvrly 

in •nn tiinn's Iniid' becausr of bm. 

hen IiPiillh. crippling Injuries lark 

nf ediiratliin. lack of jobs nr n 

RimlJliintliin of several factors 

TE(VIPI,K WILLING TO HELP 

Trmple, which already ID tryinp 

to help hundreds of Its own ip-adu. 

ates as tliey return from the war 

In ri'iidjiisi thnmsrives, is willing hn 

siild, tn try lo help veterans from 

Ocenii City who hnve problems to 

BlilVP. 

Dr. Illman siiBBeMe.l that K\, 

wnnls np|n,|nt n new rommittep uf 

three nr fniir memberfi. to he ready 

lo help [inivide pliysirril. rdurn- 

•-ICHial or spirituiil nssWance fi,- 

veterans 

NATIONALISM. 

AMERICAN TRAIT 

The speaker devoted most of his 

disrusslon to the subject of"im- 

1'iinnliKiti, which he said is ruth- 

Intf more or less than prld" inc 

whulestitne nompetiUon a,id is a tra- 

dltlunal prirt nf American life win.. 

llier it he in business, civic q,Bimi- 

?Jitiolis, or rellgldn. 

We miiKt be natlonall.nl> 1 In nir 

enlliiisiiisms- he declared- "Wli'i 

out wholesome, fair rnrn|ietklnn ,ifr. 

lias little intiiniiiij. Our uiu weld' 

pKlvointes iiverluok tli>. 'act tlinl if 

competition iind objectives me uh- 

in nwny, iherp is no fun m the 

race. 

THK UNHAPPY LION 

"I am reminded of the linn in 

n case at ihe ?,on. He pnres hunk 

nnd fiirth and roars his henfi n,T 

He lias freedom from want, free- 

,!i,>n uf speech, freedom frcim fe.ir. 

arid freedom of worship if he wanLs 

;o. Hut he Is unhappy simply be. 

.'ause he doesn't have freedom of 

ippuruinlly." 

Another speaker at the luncheon 

at Slmms' restaurant was Dnn T. 

Degiiun, WPB chairman of the In- 

(•al (.riper suIvaBe rampalBn, whe 

umet! dub rnemljers to cooperate 

oy nerving as block captains or 

nelpini; nnd others who will serrf 

ili llitil enparity to help get papuf 

out fur collection next Monday. 

•Nelhing I can say ean over- 

"•xagferale the irrii '.-nfis of thr 

paper shortage," Mr. Defnan said, 

"As a matter of fact, the time U j 

drawing near when retail mer- 

elimlb will no longer lie able ta 

provide Hfappfrs or paper bais 

for their nirrehandhe. 

"One of the main reasons why 

paper salvage has been below ev. 

Deflation,': so far is that the ser. 

lousness of the situation has nut 

been brouuht loreefiilly pnnueh tn 

the at'enilun af the Individual cil:- 

•ii " 

President J. Pred M.innc Intrn. 

duced a new feature by having 

Frnnk Matthews, one of the regu- 

lar Rummer attenders, introduce 

tlw tither guests. 

Driver Held 

After Collision 

Jesse H, Patrick. 10. of inn Mccfc 

Allatitic av.. was held In tlf, hail 

bv police late Wednesday nljlit on 

charge of vlnlatlnR tlie stop 

street ordinance. eauslnE n coinslon 

at 3rd st. and Wesley av. 

Complaint, was made by the driv- 

er of the other car. Anthany Cap- 

pello, 41, of Camden, wi.o posted 

3 ball as n material witness, 

DIES'OJTVACATION'"" ~ 

James McDowell. S€, of Pltls- 

burgh, PB., died ef a heart attack 

Tuesday at Wlldwood, only two ' 

dnys after he arrived for 0 vaca- 

tion H» was a veteran employ- af | 

the WcstinBhouse Electric Co, 

Espy Home; Helped Ferry 

Troops Into Normandy 

Carl W Espy, Jr., Navy hospital 

apprentice Uc), arrived in Ocean 

city for a :)0-day leave this week 

nftcr some gruelliny dnys In which 

lie played nn itipcirtaM supporting 

rule in Ihe Allied invaslnn of Eu- 

fnpe. 

The sailor Is visiting his parents, 

Dr, and Mrs, Carl W, Espy, of 

Putlsville, Pa., at their Sunimer 

home, ny Mornlngside rd 

IN D-DAV LANDINGH 

Member of the crew of an LST 

vessel, lie took part In ihe original 

bindings In Normandy on June 8 

and uflprwiird made four more 

trips across tlie Channel from Enji- 

liiiid to the beachhead. 

The landing craft was under fre- 

(Jiii-nt gunfire from Nazi batteries 

• shore as il ferried reinforcing 

trtinps to Norfnrindy and eyacuated 

the wuunded back tn hospitals in 

Britain, 

Bni.scis HACK ruisoMJts 

Kapy relurned to the United 

Stiles two weeks ajn with a Navy 

crew that brought hack a contin- 

gent of prinunvra for inlerrment 

here. He entered the service a year 

agn while he was a pre-medlcal 

studiMit at Lafayette College, and 

had been overseas since March, 

Aitliuugh disineHncd ta dlseuii^ 

ht« eiperii'nees, lie was emphatic 

In olMerviitg thai the invasion 

was. In his sector, at least, n 

(ilooiiy mid diflicult job He can 

t*slif> iiiji oiie ^ruup uf snlijier' 

who hit Ihe beai'h had to flfht 

41 hoiirii to take the crest of the 

Hfsl ilin a few hundred yards In- 

land, 

First Aid On 

Beach Greater 

If the number of bathers injured 

on Dm beach Is any proof, then 

Ocean City Ls having one of the 

Brenlest seasons of ail time 

j A summitry of first aid eases at 

the Bench Patrol's stations showed 

i this week that their volume of nc- 

• tivlty is much heavier than last 

year, and Is believed to be one of 

the busiest on record. 

am riRKT AID CARES 

Since the first aid nttendunts 

wi'iit on duty inte in ,;une, they 

liavp officially recorded 24! first aid 

ruses ireaied at the lotli st hos- 

i ilni tent and 242 at the 2nd st, 

lent in addition, at least 100 were 

triMled at 14lh HI, for whom no rec- 

irrl »-:is kept, riceurding to Captain 

Thomas Wllliioiis 

These flBurcs lor a little over a 

montli are not completr, lie added, 

because snini'llmes when there are 

severnl patients watting the flrst- 

ajders (In not take the time to mark 

up their IOB books, 

SPLINTERS MOST COMMON 

Splinters In the feet of bathers 

continue to be the most common 

form of Injury along the strand. Al 

the Kith st. station the total in- 

cluded 115 splinter removal treat- 

ments, nnd at 2nd st. they numoer- 

?d Ofl 

FEW RRsriES 

Fred Avis, Jr. 

On Saipan 

AH'i Well. Sayi Ex- 

Football Star Here 

For three months, Mr. and Mrs, 

Fred Avis, of Soiiiera Point, had 

iicj word of their son, Pred, Jr, 

private ihi In the Maiine.s, former 

enn city High Schpoi football 

Attir whrj previously had written ev- 

ery week. They were becoming " a 

little worried. Then on Monday of 

thLs week rnrne a V-mail letter 

from him, 

ft was written on Snipan Island, 

"Things nre shaping up pretty 

Good," he said, in his brief mes- 

s:iife 'This is the first place where 

T have been able to eat bread and 

jelly with a spoon '" 

Fred, who wns graduated here In 

194!. played halfback on Ocean 

Gltv's all- county championship 

team He enlisted two years ago 

next month. He has been overseas 

seven months. 

ss ON' LEAVt 

FROM NEW YORK PORT 

Ptc nnd Mrs Eugene Searfoss 

spent ii few days in Oceaii City 

last week, on leave from the sol- 

dlcr'c post at New York, where he 

In iittnchcd to the Army Service of 

Supply Pfc Beurfoss, a resident of 

Somcri Point before entering the 

MTvlce, formerly was employed In 

thin resort ut the realty office of 

Walter A, Dittrich, Inc. 

HTMiEB TO WEST COAST 

I Sergeant Donald N, Btafer was a 

'guest lute last week at the home 

lot Miss Nancy E, Fuller, 13JS W«. 

I ley av,, before leaving to take up 

his duties with the Medlcni Oorr« 

a-. Fort LewlJ, Wash, 

DuPont Executive 

And Family Here 

The chairman of the Fourth an, 

ritth war Loan Drives in Wash 

ington, DC is enjoying n vacntiun 

In Ocean City, 

Mr, and Mrs, John W, Reiily ana 

children have tuken a cottage a 

00! St. Jauiej pi., where they jwil 

remain the rest of the season. Thij 

is their fourth Sucnmer in the re 

nort, 

I Mr, Reiily is prasldent of the 

Second National BanJt in Waihinj 

ton. 

Mr. and Mrs, Earl MeNabb and 

family, are spending the rest of the 

season at 3301 Central av. 

While llfi-gunrds have had larger 

crowds Id protect, they have hnrt 

relativriy few rescues necessary so 

far this year. Only 10 were Iist-cl 

us serimis eniiuijh lo need medical 

attiniiiiii, iilihouEh 53 or more oth- 

er persons Here assisted fruiTi deep 

wiiter in «lint the Kiiards refer to 

Severnl uf those more serious 

crises were bnlheis wlin entered the 

writer nl unp'iitecied spots. 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

BALE—small rtiwboat. dinahy size 

$2000; fled Wind 4-cyIinder mo- 

tor, 25-43 h.p iMOO. Apply 1308 

Pleasure nv, B-4. 

SALE- -Powerfuj Microscope, slides 

and eosi- $20.00: Encycloix'dia 

nritanniea. 2.9 vohunes sib TO. 841 

Ciiitral av phone BB02. 8-4. 

SALE-Builders hnsh. 3' x5' , good 

shape $150. 1318 Wesley nv 

^__ 8-4. 

BALE,—Boy's bicycle, new balloon 

tires, pedals, etc. E, L, Matlack. 

10.^ stenstnii iiL 8-11. 

LOs'l 1 —White "gtilti and diamond 

wrist watch between 11th nnd 

Wesley nnd loth st. rnilrond sta- 

tion. Tuesday. Reward. 1130 Wes- 

ley av _ _ 8-4, 

RENT—Three room and bath" 

[ apartment, close to trolley and 

stores, frqni now until alter Labor 

' Day, Applj 057 ahure rd.. Somers 

Point 8-4, 

' SALE—DyiFcEsTfJ" racinTtiiilii; 

mahoRnny hull and Ratsey sail 

Cost $378. in 1940, A.ikiiiK $250. May 

be seen daily 5 u.m. Ix-tiinninij sat- 

iirdiiy, D, J Smith. 401 19th st. 

: B-4. 

SALE—TWO wartlrobe trunks %M 

Plione OOlil B-4. 

SALE OH RENT—5 room bungalow 

with bsiih [iiicl heat1 KaniBt 1 Ap- 

ply 311 New Yolk nv.. Somers Point. 

, N, J. i-ia: 

LOST—Ladles ElKin wrist wntch in 

vicinity Honrdwnlk and Plymouth 

Plnce Reward. Heturn to 813 Ply- 

mouth pi 8-4, 

SALE—Two elertrTcflipif ~globes7~S 

sets out£4oor cliristmas tree 

lights, kimvK dosvn play pen. new 

Departure part,", rablnei, wooden 

store (iibinet. 403 Wesley av., real- 

cottaee ^^ B-4, 

WANTED—Apart merit, ocean front, 

two tadronTis mndern. August 19 

to September 5 Preferably south 

of 37th st Write Box 2J76". Senti- 

nel-Led(.er. _ _ B-i 

WANTKIJ _ Chambermaid, whitn, 

Apply The Bristol. 1432 Occiin av. 

8-4. 

If You Have A 

SMALL BUNGALOW 

OR COTTAGE 

well (iH-au*d, and prpferably 

uilh hr:it 

To Sell 

phuiir, U'riie yr Call on 

Louise M, Frame 

*"—5 IV. 14lh St. 

PIIUNF, MM 

•»•••>•>•»•»•••»•••••••»••«< >•»•»«»««»•••••«•»•»•••»•••»••»«»•»< «•#< 

Fine 

PROPERTY 

BARGAIN! 

14 Ocean Road 

COTTAGE — 4 bedroqnn, tath, 

fireplace, etc. Furnished, n«r. 

aff, with two entra Iota, Far 

below real value. 

$6950 

3 Family Apt. 

Heated, Completely furnished. 

On a main street. 

Price $6,000 

GILL and CARR 

424 Eighth Street 

FUEL RATIONING 

for Al Hljh Ag 

50% Saving 

on jrour fuel bill—Order Now 

California Redwood 

Wfalherse.il glorm windows 

InMrGhangtable ieresni 

Write or Call 

Charles M, Gibb 

1SS South Fennsylrania Ave, 

Atlantic City 

Free Estimate Ph. A. C, 4-SS55 

AVE—OCEAN Cn^f 

' HIGBEE AVE.-ÔMERS POINT 

THB RIGHT TO LOOT ' 

LUBRICATION 

EXPERT . ANY CAB 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

FORD - MERCURV • LINCOLN 

lit * AtUnUc 

Phones StOS £ 8893 

Mortgage Money 

New Type Direct Reduction Mortgages 

Convenient Rent-like Payments 

For Particulars Apply to the 

HOME B. & L. ASS'N. 


Telephone 0228 

Distributor for 

MOST SIZES IN STOCK 

No Delay, Quick Service 

All types of auto repairing, lubrication, one-hour 

battery charging. Expert mechanics. Simonizing. 

Palmer's 

Chevrolet and Oldsmbbile Agency 

1119-29 Asbury Avenue 

Telephones 0235 or 8557 

This It the housewife who takes greatest pride 

In her spaed, for her clothes are ill washed and dried 

'Ere the morning if started; shVf. done with her 

buying 

And cooking and cleaning at if she were flying. 

Yet she wastes many minutes, for this rs her folly. 

She biters and lingeri when boarding a trolley. 

And when letting off, while War worker* .rand 

waiting. 

She wastes preeieui minutes with much hesitating. 

ATLANTIC CITY AND SHORE R, R. COMPANY 

M.E.BLATT CO. 

AthBtfa City 1 . Grwt Depwtnwot tore—DM 4-1111 

Cretonne Drapes 

REDUCED TO 

a pair 

Pinch pleated with tie-backs, suitable for any 

room. In orchid, woodroie, burgundy and blue 

backgrounds with multi-colored floral bouquet 

patterni, 

M, E, BLATT CO.-«ih Flodr 

Quilted 

Bedspreads 

REDUCED TO 

,95 

All these spreadi and higher priced spreads of 

quilted sateen, taffeta bordered, in beautiful pat- 

terns and colors. Three different stylei, for full 

and single beds. 

Drapes to Match 

REDUCED TO 

$Q.95 a pair 

M, E, BLATT CO.—em Floor 

Torrid Inlai 

Comfortable 

While Philadelphia 

through a record-breaking jtttioa flf'l 

hot weather during July. M 

of this seashore area enjoyed 

of the most comfortable month* ' 

vears, nccordlng to Weather 

Samuel Deiteh'i monthly »umramrjf^ 

of meteorological condition!. 

The weather here was sunny mnQ-i 

warm, but It didn't reach 90 degrw, ' 

ev one day. This wu a rMottf* 

for m yean. PhlladelphU hud 16 • 

days with thermometer readings of' 

90 or higher, 

MBXlmum average dally temper- 

Rlure here last month was 79.1 de- 

grees, and the average for the en-- 

tlre month was 73.3, which U only 

1,2 degrees above normal, Lowrat 

temperature fttr the month was 00. 

BEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Ocean City 

Tabernacle 

Association 

SUNDAY 

NIGHT 

SERVICE 

in the 

VILLAGE 

THEATRE 

8th and Boardwalk 

7.45 P. M, 

GRAND 

MUSICAL 

PROGRAM 

Great 

Song Leader 

Rev. Herbert Howells 

Concert Tenor 

FRITZ KRUEGER 

of Philadelphia 

Trumpeter 

DANIEL BRODHEAD 

or Philadelphia 

SHORT ADDRESS 

Rev, Herbert Howells 

of I.lanerch, p». 

Morning Preacher in 

the Tabernacle 

DR, W. GALLOWAY 

TYSON 

of West Cheater, Pa, 

INFORMATION 

for VISITORS 

City Speed Limit 

m Miles Per Ham 

NO PARKING 

On Streets between 

2 a.m. and 5 a.m. 

Fa pirktai n Atbury «. ft 

Norlh ML lo 17th rt. il» u 

Itli it, .nd tth «„ b.tw«in 1 

l,n. lad 7 •m. 

On pybllt illsfi n optonte MM- 

Ill oper.liom. ; 

WIIUB 10 Nit it In fcrJrant w 

la T.tilciea ann ,, 

IUB 10 Nit fcr 

la T.itilciea ann. 

On PriT.ie IM wlttait 

pirBiiMi, 

Beyond Wfeji lid •)!»•, 

Stop at 

Stop Street CrostingB 

ifl ^M«tpIHrt ita 

Blcjcl* .... 

BMrdnlk 

Do not dial_. 

Hill IB CU, 

or 

Bathing Without 

BaUyngSUrt 

Prohibited 

Dept. of Public Safety 

J. •

OCfeANCltVsENtlNEt.LH>CfeR ~ 

Interest to Women 

Lodge. 

Club. 

WPT" — *P ^ • • • • 

ft OP* 

fwgt CM Bride 

ipanlage of BUM Rutb 

, fettfttar ot-Mr. and Mrs. 

M Again*, an A»bwy av.. 

• I*W Otlaitea W. WltcheU. of 

.ITIIJlipiii'ill;."I**. « M sotannlzed 

•Etra W 4 PW- »t the Ocean 

l^ttjr -Baptist 

taelser. ot the 

t O., Hebrew Mission, per- 

M> double ring ceremony 

. Thelma Fields sister of the 

w*> natron of honor; the 

the Doris 

and Flownee Dalbow, of 

ty Mitt Grace Ann Moon 

flaw* girl. Rev. Otntld Mlt- 

OX the Mdtgroom 

Ms> MU, and when were Al- 

Freudenthal, Kenneth Mitchell 

Raymond Adams, jr. 

BT FATHER 

bride, who was given In mar- 

by her father, wore a fitted 

Summer satin gown cut In 

style. Lace on each side 

dMM swept into a long train. 

a manjulMtte finger-tip 

h 

. Darby Observes 88th 

Birthday Anniversary 

Mrs. Frank 1. Darty, widow of 

one of Ooeao Cityn early laundry 

men and later prominent real estate 

agent, obstrved her Nth birthday 

anniversary Tutiday, «*, hearty 

and mentally keen. 

She ur the mother of Boy •.. Ber- 

Inn Mi, and Dr. O. Eugene Da Ay, 

all ef Oeean City, and Norman 

Darby, Philadelphia. A fifth son, 

Harry, died in 1913. 

Mrs. Durby and her husband 

Came to Oeean Oity 80 years ago 

for her health. It paid health divi- 

dends Today, despite her years, she 

active and well. 

Mr, and Mrs. Darby Ant came 

to the resort as Bummer resident-, 

in iM: Ttity became permanent 

residents in iwf. Mr, Dnrby in IW4 

established the Ocean City Laun- 

dry, as a branch of his Philadel- 

phia laundry. Later he abandoned 

the laundry business to enter the 

real estate field here in 1006. He 

died in 1938, ai the age of 88. 

Mrs. Darby Is new residing at the 

Inme of Dr. O, Eugene Darty, MO 

Atlantic av. 

The usual family party celebrat- 

ing her anniversary w«s dispensed 

with this year because the family 

is scattered. 

I In taffeta 

hat. 

«pD, edVsd with laoe, attached to 

S;J flara of orange blossoms, and 

' " a bouquet of white roses 

orange blossom streamers 

matron of honor wore blue 

and carrltd a colonial bouquet of 

3 (low hues, while each of the 

| MetmtKfe were attired in pink 

l th matching veils, and carried 

I nk roses The flower girl wore 

" with a blue, heart- 

SINGS 

thi oirfmony, Itrnest 

1 ItM, of Philadelphia, sang "I Love 

• 1 m Tiulj" and "Because," Bev. 

1 ml Kinds played several organ 

I tfeUom 

! ' A reception followed In the bale- 

! I witf of the ehureh, after which 

t m couple left for a honeymoon in 

' I • Pocono mountains. Upon their 

' -,. i turn they will reside at 4331 pine 

1 .. Philadelphia. 

I OTH AT BIBLE SCIIOOI, 

Sfefore her marriage, Mrs, Mit- 

W08 employed as cashier at 

NrieottBrothers restaurant She 

• a graduate of Oeean Oity High 

1 and me Philadelphia School 

„ -" mm. 

Th* Hev Mr. MJteheB also is a 

~_"ite Of the Philadelphia School 

• »p Bible. He will take up fur- 

te* In •eMHnta-if the 

Episcopal 'Bettto&k'Jtp 

I by the Federal ltnefW 

ef PhlladelpBIi. 

• ' ' • * , * » • * - 

|5,040 Dressings 

lade Here In July 

Red Cross 

to Thmared. aeventy-two volun- 

devoted 1913 hours to the 

branch of the American 

I Cross during July, according to 

i report,made this week by Mrs. 

JBWf V, Halnes. eftairmaji of Vol- 

ending some 

time «t The Flanders. 

• * « 

Mr, and Mrs Dante Bruce, of 

New York, nre sojourning at The 

Lincoln, 

c • * 

Mr. and Mrs, Clayton S. Henry 

and fimily. of Lancaster, are vaca- 

tioning at Thp Parkside, Mr, Henry 

is in charge of a bakery in Lan- 

caster, 

• * * 

Rev, and Mrs, J, Brestell, of 

Merehantville, nre spending some 

time at The Hnnseom. 

• * • 

Mr. nnd Mrs, John Herbert, of 

Drescl Hill, are here for a vaca- 

tion at The Overbroo*. 

• * • 

Mrs. K, C Miller, of Jenklntown, 

Is a guest Uils week at The Flnnd- 

ers, 

• • • 

Miss M, J. Nefl, of Newark, is va- 

cationing at The Lincoln. 

• * * 

Miss Lola Wieklnnd, of Philadel- 

phia, is a (sui'St this week of Mr. 

and Mrs, John JorEcnsnii. Jr of 

Oermantown. who with thrlr 

daughttr, Pntrieia, are stnylns at 

The Parkside. j~ 

t * * 

Mr. and Mrs. J, Kehruisli nnd 

family, of Frankfort, are here for 

some time at The Ovorbrook 

• • • 

Miss Marguerite Jnntzen, of New 

Vork, Is vaentioning at Tho Plund. 

crs. 

• * • 

Henry Ruthnar and daughter, of 

Philadelphia, arc spendine some 

time nt The Parkslde, Mr. Ruthanr 

is connected with the Bmbassy Club 

In Philadelphia, 

Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert Thcna. of 

Heecnt arrival, at v 

art Mr. and Mn j < 

Ungton, Va 

Mr. and Mrs R J 

Wnslilngtoii. ' 

Hanseom 

Mrs, W, Boya. of 

o ûest this week 

• « 

Mrs Reglna K roou IM «j 

Mitihle, jr., of PhltadaJaT * 

at The Flanders, whtt 

remain the rest of tbe 

rt, Crimpbell, of 

spending some ttae 

brook, 

VSSit 

Mr. nnd Mrs, B, J, Weil, of Phil, 

adelphin, are staying at The Pnrk- 

side while vacationing here, 

Mr. nnd Mrs. m, L Reiley. of 

Clevolnnd, nrrived here this week 

to spend some time at The Hnn- 

seam, 

• * * 

Mr. and Mrs, J D Fraek. of 

Biilnmore, returned home Monday 

nflrr sprmrtlng n wwk at The 

Flanders, 

Miss Adelaide H. Cllne of Phil- 

adelphia, is sojourning at Thr Lin- 

coin. 

Mr nntl Mrs Walter Clark, of 

Drexel Hill, are vacationing at The 

Overbrook. 

The Misses Helrn O, nntl A. H. 

RlnfTnrti, Mrs. H. F. MtCune. Mrs. 

R; w, LonR nntl son. Bobby, nil of 

Liinnister. nrp spending their vaca- 

tions at The Parkside. 

• * * 

Mr nntl Mrs Frank w. Warner. 

n( Cli'.rlnnati, nrr xui-sls thli week 

at The Hnnscom. 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, 

of awnrtlimi.ri', ;ire here for a brief 

vacation at The Overbrook. 

• • • 

Mr and Mrs Alton Frisbct. of 

Bliiiiharnpttm, NY. nre auesu this 

week at The Flanders. 

• • • 

Mr. find Mrs. J. R Bland, of Up- 

Iniiri, Pn., nre nmnii(| recent arri- 

vals nt The pnrksidc. 

The Misses Marian and tL, 

Miiey, of Trenton, are BMS! 

Coane: 

* few days nt The 

Mr. and Mrs L, H, WIM w, 

Mary Ward. Mi's, i j" î*" 

R, Leek, nil of PhlliiiSKff 1 

guests this week at T; ^ 

Saturday, Aug. I 

at 1 P. M, 

May Be Bevivid 

Here Next Month 

plays and Player* 

Miy Stage Benefit 

At High School 

-,«« is a fair possibUlty that 

„ Kern Oity Plays and- Players 

•u Ocwn Yt./,. i.iniB Theatre ae. 

Oity y 

their Little Theatre M 

wtr: 

1 

revealed Wednesday 

""Wi'iiiim Bishop, of phliadelphia, 

W ^ suBinVr resident, Mr, Bishop 

l*° r \ZA tti> Plays and Players 

Bummers they play- 

^£"y«ht Club, in 1*41 ana 

I that he and sovsral oth- 

tentatively discussed with 

• nfiicinls the possl- 

SOMERS POINT NEWS 

Treasury 

nli Py 

"Utmnrlum, ProccedR 

the ichool milk fund. 

nld that he had talked 

1 players in 

June TM Collec- 

Hons, $9,605 

BOM WS POINT—Oity Trewurer 

Jamei vl, Monaghan, Jr., reported 

to city council lait week that ra. 

eelpu since January 1 amaurit to 

maolM and dicburseinenta for the 

•mi period m,ia,0t, minting . 

ualanec on hand of tmH6.a>. 

Tim Collector Harry Smith re- 

ported collections tor June amount- 

ed to I9,flo»,4«. 

A res.ilutli)n wus adopted where- 

by Sn-neri Point will apply fur 

funds to npply tjltuminous Irent- 

ment with tiir or napllaltlc oil to 

Meyroii av,, from shore rd. to Bun- 

ny av,, Dawoa ay, from Buuny av, 

to Hnllrorul av.. Plcrson nv,, from 

Shore rd. tn BI'DIPI rd , Plcrson av. 

from Bunny av, to Bay av. 

Two tracts were sold at puljlie 

l Th fi l h 

RreCo. 

Drive for Funds 

Mayor Chapown 

Endbrac* CajnpMgn 

SOMBBa POIKr-VoIuntoer Fire 

• any Mo, i has launchea a 

for funds to reduce UM tnort- 

• 'sale, Tlie first two lots at Bth «t, 

to particftate. Many j and Rhode island av,. went to Mil- 

...j were in the easts at trn [jitz. who paid ilOO plus taxes 

Club are now with the rjie second. Lots 17 and 18, Block 

•maMoreM Dut Mr, Blsliop said 

J5Se"would br no difflfiilty secur- 

l taWnt 

taWnt, 

M!2, went to Joseph and Lueille 

Harlan for $1,500. 

up A 

John Cordon, who directed the |)pW 

«iv«and plnvcrs niTe, Li now cm- n 

THE 

Rug 

Shop 

• WOOL HOOKBD , 

• COTTON HOOKED 

• OHENaLl 

• SHAG 

• ROVINO 

Inspect our hand made rugs 

made by the mountaineers of 

North Carolina, 

No. 3 Galleon Bldg. 

Boardwalk at Nth St. 

CLEARANCE SALE 

Summer Hats Greatly 

Reduced 

Hats BenovaUd 

JULIA FRENCH 

Cor. 4th St. * Wnlry Am. 

Phone 0321.1 

Mowen Studio 

DEVELOPING • PRINTING 

Photograph* • Camera Supplies 

721 Weali^ Ave. Ph. 06B1 

Superfluous 

Hair 

Warts, Molci 

Persia iifnlly 

Removed by 

ELECTKOLYSIS 

Frida Mellentin VOIB 

101 Asbnrr Ave, PlionB 0411 

Wll ElMUUbld IS While Pl.lni, H. Y. 

iinet INI 

Trust Only 

Experience,,, 

A weimirt hair Ii one of her moit prieeieu poi- 

•eniinu. It can mar or add mm* to tar Mne. 

tiveneu. Don't tumble with yow hair. When na. 

Inn deereei that a dye, bleach or tint trill add to Jour appear- 

anee mk the •enrtsM of Ubt moil competent expert in thU par- 

tlcolmr worlL 

T|< yâfi, ^ ««rg of experience of Mr, Oary and Mr, JoMph 

Tehjler ln ^hU particular field waluies nsito'advtae'yon U to' 

the best trcatMD. for jour paitlcnUr requirtmentB. You get this 

expert strvlce at no eitra coil. 

Roux Dyu 

Shampoo TinU 

Oil Blcthe. 

Feather Haircuts 

FOR SALE 

I have For Sale a line 

CORNER LOT 

that I think you should byy for 

future profit, 

C, E. STILLE 

804 Central Avenue 

caled on corner New 

nnd Til ton Itoad, 

wiahi's to announce the . 

lowing goods will be sold 

Public Auction to the 

didders. 

Electric cook stove, 

radio, four electric radios 

commercial electric man; 

electric cooker, electric i 

and electric floor and 

lumpy, 

A lot of carpenters 

bridge builders tools, 

and ends, holts, nuts 

screws. 

Six Perfection oi) 

Mix gallons of whiti 

lot of odd rockers and 

liibles, all kinds. 

Lot nice 

dishes. Some good 

Two small writing 

and m.inv items which 

does not permit to eni 

Terma, ca«h. 

I by a Phllartelphlii bank, hut 

.mine to ftmi eoachinB the cast, 

Bon us he jets the •'lo-aliead" 

pll 

The Liltlr Thrnlrr venture at u( 

Trading Po». J ft*' clllb wfls sllrl:t ' ssf '"- pven 

n". !lJL?Ti.l Sslly Mr, nislmp. who Bnm: 

Jpneislly M ; 

S MOO of ''Is nwn money to Ret 

*"started said thnt eneh of the 

L Bummers lie nirnea over a 

Lat"to the Viirht Club. 

JA¥ FLAV "PAPA IS ALL" 

»We SQtit I" Dresent n play thh 

Msin If pissililr, just to show jur 

SiiBtlon inr the kindness 

Kwn bv Hie pmplp of Orean 

Sj» heflcliircrl Ho nclded thnt 

hi hopes it will he possible, after 

war to rrsuinr plans to estab- 

nnt 

the war to rr p 

jlih Ocean City ns n permanent 

little Thentre Summer ccntrr—a 

,M1 that was well stnrted when 

the war interrupted. 

high seht_ . . 

mpular Peiinsylvniiin Dutch com- 

z£. "p«pn Is AH' 1 or "Tho Shnw 

(ffl", Mr Bishop said. 

A law passed April 6 does not al> 

inieipallties to pay 10 per- 

n real estate sales. This has 

been agreed when the city began to 

sell A resolution making the com- 

mission five per cent was adopted 

at this meeting. 

The audit for 1D43 Is now filed 

nllh the city clerk and will lie Ad- 

vertised. 

Frank Cook was appointed con- 

itnble of the First Ward for three 

lean. 

Grace VMt Head. 

Junior Red Cross 

POINT The July 

WES Auctioneer 

meeting of thn local hranch of the 

Red Cross tiink place last Thursday 

afternoon at the New York av. 

sehoul, with Mrs. Fred W. Chap- 

man. chairman, presiding. 

Miss ornrn Wolf was appointed 

chairman of thn junior Bed Cross. 

If a play is presented nt the iMrs pi,,,,,.,, gloupes, local rcpreacn. 

iool It probnbly_wlll on the lfttlv(,. tu tlu, Cllmp and Hospital 

Council, reported on the recent 

mrrlliiR in Atliintic City, and an- 

nounced that $110 had Been turned 

iivcr fur ear plionrs for convalescent 

1 soldiers at Injland General Hospi 

tnl. by the local 

t. Banker on 

Vacation in Resort 

Mr. and Mrs, wiilinm A, Mueller, 

Mrs. Frank Hart, chairman of the 

, «, o. „„....., suryical dressing woup. Is appeal- 

snd"iheir dmmhter, Mrs, Rob- ling for .more workers. The unit 

ert W. Bice are vacationing at 

Bl Oceanic for two weeks. 

Mr Mueiln' i-. ii';sr-.;aiit vlr;i pros. 

Wfni of The Trade.Mlien's Nntlfsnal 

tank and Trust Co., phlladelphlo. 

ThLs Is tliilr ,')0th annual vaca. 

BOB In Ocean City. 

Elva Willop, CUL I 

(J/Str YQUK S£At>TV PAKLOR THIS Wf 

JOHNSON'S Beauty 

Salon 

Phone 0664 841 Aibury Aw.] 

NEXT TO THE CITY HALI, 

CONTROL DUST 

•, Eliminate Weeds 

% ilh liie^pen^lve 

CALCIUM 

CHLORIDE 

«ps dust iliiwn an highivayN, 

Mm parking lots, tennla 

Wi, etc, 

btp (ruvi'llnd lots clear at 

Mfih and dust, 

C, H, Shoemaker 

Lumber Co, 

12th and West Ave. 

Phone 0150 

meets every Wednesday from 10 a, 

m to 4 p.m. and on Thursdays 

from 7 M "tn 10 p.m.. at the Dawes 

av sc' ,,.ol. A total of 7,000 Surgi- 

cal sponses 4 by 4 Inches, and 

B00, 2 by a inches, have been com- 

pleted. 

The sewinf; group mended 71 

Barments. and 40 articles were com- 

lileted by five workers at shore 

Memorial Hospital, 

Dr. Mathilda Liehner read the 

rfport of Home Service, Mrs. Hi- 

ward Baylor, of the Motor Corps 

and Mrs Maurice Watson, of Ad- 

ministration, 

CAI?n PAKTY TO AID FIRBMEN 

POMEna POINT — The Ladies 

Auxiliary of Die Volunteer Fire 

Onmpanv are sponsoring a card 

parly nt tlie nre hall AUKUSt 10, 

to aid the Fire Company in raising 

funds to reduce the mortBaRo on 

the fire house. 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwood Meyers, of 

Philadelphia, (ire recelvlni; 

tulalioiis on the birth of a dnimh- 

ter, their second ehlld, Mrs, Meyers 

is the RranddaUKhter of Mrs James 

Hlgttins. of Bomeni Point, and ex- 

poets to makn Bomera Point her 

home Mr, Me, era is In France,. 

If you Ulr lias been dry. tuny and 

li 

guarantee yon a soft nMaral-looWni—la».. 

to ewe for PBISMANENT WAVE 

1026 ASBURY AVE, 

Phone 0719 

Connie's Beauty Shop kcl I ^0* rwn Younger with 

•>•«»••««««» MM«»< 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

Speetel—E*fol«f Complete 

CKOQIIir.NOIi: PEBMANENTWAyE ,|S,00 

FB. 1141 

»»»»»>»•«FEATBEB 

W4 ASBiniT 

703 Aibury Ave, 

Phone 

Blends with Your Complexion I 

Scarcely Noticeable I 

Male 

All Branchei of 

Beauty Culture 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

•IWHAT malwn styling did for 

W eyegliiies, this grtai ntw 

Ztnith "ta" doti for & hearing 

bd-jivti it a new "look of 

1 City H«tt , n 

LORSHEIM 

SQUARE TOES 

, , , imitated, but never duplicated 

Made over authentic Florsheim lasts! That's why 

riorsheim Square Tali have more distinctive styling 

and fitted comfort.,, often imitated, but never dupli- 

cated. That's why they are worn by more men 

thnn all other quality makes combined, 

Mi'.-tyit *IQ» *»rf *J| 

STAINTCN*S 

OPEN 1VBRY WEEKDAY BVENING 

BUY IT FROM THE FARM FOR LESS 

LOOK FOR THE NAME 

GEORGE SOURIDES 

PRODUCE MARKET 

Second SUM, g Mllfs from Homers Point Circle on 

Mays Landing Road, Seullvllle 

We Are Now Cutting Delicious 

JERSEY SUGAR CORN 

WE ABE NOW PICKING ; 

PEACHES LIMA BEANS 

FolatoM 

J OnUnii 

Btring Beans 

Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes 

CrnbbHf* ' 

Cncumbcn • 

List Own Tenet*' 

Somewhere ln the PSdflc, a 

group of fighting men got together 

id establish their "fundamental tt-. 

nehi," which they deemed essential 

for the maintenance of a prapptr- 

ous America ln a world at psaoe. 

They want mBlntanance by tbi 

U s. of armed forces ln cufflcdaot 

strength to arbitrate dispute* be- 

tween nations; retention of our 

wartime alliances, prenurratton of 

the freedom of business 'jriturprise*; 

fostering of cooperatlou between Its- 

In New Jersey i 

In; Ota ram 

,«vV,, 

UISI IUMT* 

Peaches 

L&HI in nn MAM MHON nti 

DEVILED HAM 

SJafFf NT nOU N tMM ^ 

NESTLFS COCOA 

!••»«• 

CORN STAACH frAun aw %* 

BLUE BOSE BICE 

MASON MM f^ 

SUGAB NNI MANUUtlil t H i ^T K 

MCP PECTHV U At 

i 

A H '. { I 

LIQUID CLEAMER 

QUART 

IOTTII 

DEXO vnnAm SHorrtMHttr 

APPLE BUTTEB IBWAHA 

IONA TOMATOES •,%•• 

FRESH MM 

EVilP. MILK Âi '7A3* 1 

NECTJIH nil met t SUMI HIM 

BEAMS ANN M« flHTAUW * 

ANN PAGE 

I.L1 

JAR 

NO ra/wri 

SULTAIU 

mm 

'Ml 

IltHT O'CLOCK jMtrlia'i 6rMfNl EafM VafMl 

COFFEE 2. 1 . 

RICH AND Nil IODIID 

Hed Clrdo CoU— 2b'.£ 

VISOKeUt AND WIN1T 

BokarCoUee %m 

MARVEL "ENRICHED" UftUIAI SLICI 

BREAD 

JANI MIRIR "OATtB- 

Sugar Donats 

JANI MHin IPANISH 

Bar Cake 

MAMIL 

Dinner Bolls 

JANI MIR1I 4ILU1D 

CoUe«Cako 

JANI PMItn IIUiPAfT 

Iced Bans 

TOP f UAUTf 

Fryers 

TOP QUALITY ITtWINA 

Chickens 

\ 

IB 

II 

SMOKID — 1EAOY-TO-IAT 

Picnics 

u 

LONG BOLOGNAS 

BAKED LOAF 

PUSH Biun SP 

Flounder 

i 

4 *\k

In Sight For 

Jr. Teitnil Tourney 

Ivied to Start Monday, But No 

itriai Have Come In, As Yet 

nUe otut Junior tennis ssld, most of the entries came in 

' ) tournament il sched- during the week before the tourney, 

undw way Monday at MANY IN MICHIGAN 

' Tennis Club—may. 

This year the lateness situation 

I MMt for boys, lirti 

Is worie because many of the past- 

under H has received 

ern plAyers have been in KalHimn- 

Mo,«MIch,, for a big tournament 

mncUon of the U. 8. thU week. 

Association for the 

-7, 

The club planned yesterday to 

... Bight, the only 

send telegrams to a score or mote 

•t rol»ht prevent its being 

players at Kalunazoo and other 

„,„ 1 was the faet that there 

pcei, asking for confirmation or 

» 'no ntayerj entered to comdenial 

of entry in the local event 

The Atlantic Coast affair for J\iniotz 

is in competition for the per- 

AHEAD. ANWAY petual Coast Challenge Bowl which 

of the sponsoring must be won three times for per- 

going ahead optlDilstlcuImanent possession. Winners anj 

th* belief that a field of runners.up of the Junior, boy and 

I pUyem would sign up tn girl divisions also will receive cpr- 

days before time for tlrtcates oi award, the only kind 

" ng today, toBnorrow of priie allowed by the V S.L.T-A 

for the duration of (he war. 

;'H. Adams, secretary, pointt 

th»t because of other tour- 

In various parts of the 

It 11 customary for the 

> to make up their mlnda tt 

i MM, minute on the question of 

—" to play next. Last year. 1»P 

iy Private 

fournament 

BeH Teaman Beats 

Hwry Hackett in 

Final Round Battle 

I''/'.M Temm, of Philadelphia, 

Blfi* *ff hta Army khaki Saturday 

fi long-enough to capture the Ocean 

Ctty tenhta championship before an 

' We galltry at the city 

(!§) Twman. who Is un- 

B»BI's jurtadlftion while 

r tils medical studies at 

nn, conquered a fellow 

Hk 

County Tops 

d Quota 

Continued from page 1 

The loeil chairmen virtually pulled 

the county up by its boot-straps, 

in pushing the "E" quota across tin? 

bonds— the 'people's' 

bonrf'— graved the hardest to soil 

bUrfoughout the nation, and tliniis- 

TAnnia 

Bn ** °' communities fulled tn nt- 

1 CHHIS tain their quotas 

KBSULT OF HARD PH'BGINO 

Mr. Groff said that hard plimgiim 

and f-t-n determination on the part 

of every local chairmon, plus tlircooperation 

of loyal Capp Mnv 

Ooumians, pulled thr eniituv nut of 

a bad hole in its "E" quntii. Many 

persons whs already had bou«ht 

heavily during the drive poured in 

mere of their dollars when thry 

learned that the • E" quota was laE- 

iinf. 

The county chairman gnvr special 

praise to William 0 Hunt, chair- 

man for .the four Wildwnods. which 

oversold their heavy "E" quota by 

tti.000. Ocean City topped its "E" 

quota by a slightly smaller amount. 

Final official figures on the Fifth 

... Harry Hackett, to the I War Loan Drive ale expected t,i 

I-S, J-S In a nlp.anfl.tuek I be released by the Treasury Department 

within the next few dnys. 

round battle. 

CONTESTED 

The match was more closely ron- 

Mtti than thf seorea indicate, with 

be players sharing about equally 

SIMPLIFIES RECORDS FOR 

COMMERCIAL OPERATORS 

Kt dppleuse of speetatori for fre- Operators of mmmpreial nionir 

[dent beautiful placement shots and vehicles are required to keep rec- 

mm rtrategy at the net, Tesman ords of the operation of nil vehi- 

tp* WiSaito heeauM he was a bit cles covered by certificates of war 

* MMItr and more accurate with his necessity, although they may use 

MM. «td*-llne drives. 

simplified forms of thtir sun. the 

The soldier, whose studies had Office of Defense Transportation 

t'Mm out of ether tournaments announced this week. 

I *»«pn, succeeded to the loeai Forms n and 17-A. formerly rethat 

mu won last year by (juired by the ODT to report oper- 

lake, gray *" " ations and tire inspections:, hnvi> 

..' Wttrafi of ttt eoi 

eanctlled and will no loiieer 

IU eliminated by Hackett In 

supplied. Operators still having 

uwter-flnal round the prgvia 

supply of these forms, however, 

may continue to use them All ret- 

|k wd, 

ordi will be subject to periodic in- 

i Of SECOND SIT spections by ODT officials 

. pKHseineBt ability won 

; irt of the final contest for Mr, and Mrs. William Bradley 

, H»i its end. Hackett and family, of Philadelphia, arrive 

to tire and slowed hli pace ed here this week to spend their 

much that Teaman piled up a vacation at 3ESS Ashury av. 

lof «-0 In the second; set befort 

NOTICE 

foe eould win a By BOARP UF CHOSEN FREE- 

HQLDJKI OF CAPE MAY 

COUNTY, N. J, 

, With a 5-2 lead in games, 

i pushed the score to 40-Iove 

"'"I point, lut he committed 

i faults In succession and 

Wed sufficiently to stave 

•t by taking the game. In 

deciding game thty went to 

Bf before Tesman won, 

JpHNgON PROTEGE 

,V;T1* n«w champion is a protege 

*iy/kU»ce Johnson, professional at 

'**H«^**,rff** 

CITY SfeNTTNEL-LfiiXltR 

ar first 

Take Part In 

luffleboard Play 

Five Title Touma- 

imnU Scheduled 

;Thc largest and most spectacular 

of the progressive shulile- 

touruey, sponsored by th« 

i City Shufflebeard Club was 

off before a record throng 

... W]\ i'il \\ ! hs- tii 

--\]- \\t\i-i\ uiilj ti.iM . n 

:il= Otc;in C\'\ pi 

jf Nunn.u! V H.iruiir 

i'.iilillliliii!; i,, I 

.II i-lll" li:i!il ' l i e 

Mi .IM.I Mr- 

aniih {>i Phil -t 

Ci-M-|-.ll 

410 

8th St. 

Flanders 

Hotel 

i r 1T.'U|I- 

ai'il in-'r 

' i ! • . ! • . r - ! U '. 

: .rmir... 

;.;•' Ir11i.i 

.•:• !1 ',' 

in -hi 

ni i-.irl 

!•' i)!-.i". 

CITY CAB 

AI! 

Phones 0105 

PRODUCE DEPT 

California 

Qawrtfe 

\ 

s 

ITS THE 

DININ8 ftACE OF THOUSANDS 

HOGflT€'S 

SEA FOOD RESTAURANT 

IHL .S«t Fowl Hirfcrtl 

OPEN EVERY DAY • 

Juice Oranges 

doz ggc 

FloriJa KredlesK, large slm 

Grapefruit 

2 for 25c 

New Green 

Cooking Apples 

3* 19c 

Jenny I.Ind 

Cantaloupes 

each I yc 

Faney Crisp 

Celery Hearts 

bunch | Qc 

Jrrspv Beef gleak 

Tomatoes 

2 19 

MEAT DEPT, 

Cirnuine 

SPRING LAMB SALE 

Legs ft 39 C 

Shoulders ft 

Hquare Cut 

Reaily lo Eat Smoked 

Picnic Hami ft 33 C 

Pure 

Pork Sausage II) 

All Mi-ai, Nn Waste 

Veal Shldrs. 

»37'. 

AKNnrted—1 VarieMcs 

Cold Cuts 

» 29c 

Fresh 

ROASTING • FRYING 

Chickens 

II. 47 c 

Ready io Eat smoked 

Beef Tongues 

38 g 

38 

Penn Stores Co, 

725 Asbury 

TELEPHONE 0944 

NEW 

TIRES!! 

GOODYEAR 

FIRESTONE 

LEE TIRES 

|n Stock 

i'rju ti.iiin Ml Hire* 

Mrimr }(iiii IIiiliiii ( 

TU!HS arc i]iir:iU(tnpO=-n(i r( f 

tificati' nciilcd 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

Ford - Mercury 

Lincoln 

la*: and Atlantic 

Portrait and tiimmfrfial 

Photographers 

Developing * I'riniliig Service 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

818 AsllUfy Avr, I'h, !13fi 

RADIO 

N,n,!, 

CLYDE 

II13 Ri) Av«. 

SERVICE 

Gradual!! 

CARSON 

rh, mm 

Plastering, Brick Pointing 

Ilmp Made 

Spaghetti Sauce gQe hot 

With Itnllan Sausage, Hot er fwep! 

"Full Line Itillaii nrncfflfs" 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph, 135(1 10JD SIMPSON AV 

BODY WORK 

PAINTING 

Expert Service 

Palmer's 

Auto Service 

1119-29 Asbury Ave. 

TO TAKE OUT 

READY TO BAT 

DEVILED CRABS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

FRIED FISH 

POTATO SALAD 

COLE SLAW 

CLAM CHOWDER 

Alio All Kinds of 

Freah Fiih, Crabmeat 

Oyster*, Clams, etc. 

N. HICKMAN 

1 IBS Asbury Avt. 

Phone 0448 

DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

ON' THE BAY AT KITH ST. 

ItKillT Ol'T OF THE NKTS! 

Mackerel 

Floundirs 

Kingfish 

Sea Bass 

Butter Fish 

Porgies 

Croakers 

FRESHÂIT 

"•" Phone 9370 •— 

CLEANING 

and. 

PRESSING 

744 Asbury Ph, 103S 

M0PRL.1 

Miis 10:,1n n,m, la Mlilnll 

August 4, 1944 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean City« 

1 " " Yesterdays 

Ilil IIS FRI, and SAT, Al' ItVAN MAR.KIIMi: MASA0W 

linri HTANI VY IMCACiKR in 

"TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT" 

Twn Kvnnliiii Slum's, Niiirtiti^ 1:15— Miilinrf Daily 3:30 

TIII'HS.. liu. iind NAT,, Ai (;, :i. I . s 

MAICII'Idi: III.VNOI.ns . ULNMS O'KF.KIT: . CiAII PATRICK 

MIN- HA AI (If . ( HAIHOTTK lilJKKNM (MM) - I 1 I. BOWMAN l» 

"UP IN MABEL'S ROOM" 

SIOM,, TI'KS. A WKII. AI 1, 7-N-!l 

D/INNV KAYE, DINAH SIIORI!, DANA ANDKKWS. C ONSTASCt 

UOWI.INfi, 1,01 IS ('AI.HKItN iillcl HINSV lUKIK in 

"UP IN ARMS" 

In 11! litiif o|nr 

Tlll'ltS.. fit I. (, SAT., Affi. 1(1 if |:i 

UOKOTIIV I.AMOI'lt. I'llKll Mui'MI'RRAY, I!i:TTV HITIOS, 

I1IANA LYNN lii 

"AND THE ANGELS SING ff 

Buy More War Bonds and Stamps 

Sobnstone's 

Breakfast - Luncheon • Dinner 

Closed Mondiyi, Open All Other Days 

858 Asbury Avenue 

0394 

Wcckdan B AM. to 10 P.M. 

No gabs Sunday 

34th Street • Juil Over the Bridge .. 

BAR OPEN SUNDAY AT NOOW 

â,k* 

I Jill lelKiviill thy Oiill tlllll hroughl Ihre 

nut of il"' '""I'-'' " r huliilalsr.—Kimlus ail;! 

Cut-Off Highway D-Day 

T|ii> timi' iiii'' ("lii 1 ' 1" (itliii'k, if Oil nil 

i,.i- tu iiliijiiri its pi-ii|iiisi'(l i ii! nil' 

I,, the Iihick lliunc 1'ikn, in \hi. 

it tin 1 it, ("in City l!usiii''SK Mfn'-i 

fit}' 

distill"' 1 ' 

mill',*, v 

Omni ( 

delplim 

are iiMP- 

istliiit i 

i nM 

1, l 

ml C 

ii'iil. 

•IV. WllH'l 

H' I'.lill-k 

pl'nV.lll 

• I 1 1 1 1 • 1 « 1 1 • 

Illill'll ii 

lllll I 111' 

wnu 

I'lll C'll lilt' 

Ilnl'-ii 1 I'iki- h>' I'lilii' 

;i liii'cct riiiitc. i nt II 

sis in.m 

I'l'ilS. It" il 

I'ln (iiii';i(j 

nl 111 u . 111!-:! I'M, 1 • 

ONK VEAR AGO 

In ciirief. ihree months, Mnyor 

Clyiie W. Blruhle ntrielnted at his 

(Irsl wi'ddlni; iiereiiiuiiy in city hah, 

liiiltlllj? n Navy limn iiiiil n Phila> 

til!)illlu clrl mi, 

* > J ' V 

Fiirmcr Mnyii^ JiiKi-ph ft. Chiun- 

pluii niiiriied liiiiiie niter an npi-r- 

iiilull ill n Nea Isle Oily liiispitii! 

Hiissell K tiriuie WHS niiininiitpfi 

•iiiiilMMnder cil Miilniiil-Iiilnek Pust.. 

Mrs Julia S Mitfliell beeatnt- tl* 

Dlidi. c.f llul|jh K. Ki'diiiunil. (if fit 

I'elrrsljlUM. Fill lit n qiiiet hiihle 

svedliillK 

The Navy started usiiiB the inii- 

liinpiil iill|)iirt Ii.i' ti|.|iiir piluts in 

pmetire earlier diek liiniHiiKii 

I'lVfc VKARS MM 

('liy wuikers ilenit.li heel xhe B5- 

venr-iild Palter Mlllfi limi^,- niBl 

I'l lii 

fiU'f.tt'llll 

Tin' 

|ei!islii 

the i 

SU1V 

be im 

mm 1 ! 1 •"'f 

fur thi 1 

the 

lint 

i inin 

iih- ti 

ml nn 

iiii^'H :11111 (i 

I I'll! ( -tiilr ( 

nl jiii' iiiiw v 

lu'ttiT 

-ii'i' II 

;iiid s 

lililat 

the ji 

.(H't 

MIII'. 

mi'l'ils |iiii(.'-ilcliiyi il riinsiilci 

stall'. 

ill liy I hi> 

Wanted Wider Sidewalks 

A pi'.-l-w:'! 1 |iiiijrct (hilt wmil'l ciivll tlic 

l I' (»i can City's pciicstrian pulilic 

MII'MI'MJ,' tlic siili'Wiilkpi nn Hlh 

,. liciwccn Atlantic ;iv, and the 

would in 1 

and fit 11 ,--!• 

boardwalk. 

Tlie.-i' ai 

vekd f-trcc 

iv.(i of must ho y-tni- 

Stimuli']', as penpli' walk 

l T pp 

tn iiiiii friini the bnanhvalk. The sitlowitlks 

are Jin (liiiiiiw that pedestrians even in a 

moderate linny ai'e I'nncil to tjiki' ID the 

gravel tn pass s|(iw.niiiviii}f strullers. 

pri).i|ic( t s 

had nil'n 

Are We Ready for Peace? 

A rmlid ii'-ws i iiiiinicntatfir in U' 

Mn ri'iKiiiiii tlie nllicr ninniinj,' that thi' 

nf it sudden (leiinan i-nll.'li sf 

.-il Wfisiiint'ldii liiully wurrii'd. 

Seems p:ii'iii|n\ii'al. iloi'sn'l it 1 ' 

The rcax.n : They inntenil that this war- 

genrrtl ii;ii:'(in isn'i ready fiir peace, and 

that if it cullies stiilili'iily, we may lie nm- 

(ronti'ii with cciiniiinic chans fur ii tinie. 

Oiwnii.'iUist h:\ri lijrurcd out, that when 

the WH'- u-iii-kcrs liise their jnhs and when 

thosnlilii 1 ! 1 .- iipiiie hiinif', jdiis will he ner•< II.UIIIK " haul time 

onto? , I 1 "tolled th.ldien With one 

Mnnt>v CUn "'" ""'^'"K persons m the 

pl "'! '''(leuil p,uioll, Fedeial em- 

i Ill b 

" OI1C 

sUt( em 

i"< leased 1,000 a 

to 

'iistond of wondering 

bo.vH aro tonight. A lot of 

i.B out in useless agencies 

dead-ends—at the expense of 

"is 

I "- 

'Ml'-', 

Him O 

fely. 

I,eiii..re 

hlaiici. 

n ineii; 

ill it WiiN 

hi-i.ltli 

Maxwell nn.i will. 

• '. iiii' :i "tiir sitiil chi|i«" i-iiir- 

ll ll'c rdllld yti'\ liy lifil il -Mirli 

lie I'lillld fillilllci' tiic sulisl I- 

Mlillll'llt I'lilli'l't'li' |i:iVI'lll('lll, 

I lull i-nllU'lllls lilitl Ifli. .-it lit (• 

i In 1 jii'l'SUiicli (i tn :i|i|il'nvi' 

^hv.:iy ilti- yi'iir if MiH'ii'ii'iit pi'is- 

liiniiylit t" lii'itr, niiii Ihiil it iiiijjhi 

;u-i'n!ii|'li.»licil r.'ii't liy next S u n i m r r . 

T'ltiv hiisinexs firiie- h 

ill II..' Aiiieilcnn IJMII.I 

IIIMIII- iind AlMillniii••• Kh. 

ieiilliji, Hull 

'I eshlh m 

-.•.p.ili,'uri-il 

a nt Oni- 

fi nroves. Sir, rVntr.il ny 

M u l e '•flliil:ll--lil|, I,. 1||,'| .,',.,•,' 

By COLLIER Down-County 

Editors' Views 

rONSIRTENCY, DEMOCRATS 

AND HOItS Eg 

(Caiie May 

lJ.ni.KMit i. 

i u vin,i, uindi tin 

,1,1m to 

Ocean City a la Carte 

Mid-Summmr Night's Dream 

Thousands of Philadelphinns have never 

yiNited Independence KM, We therefore may 

dny In the outskirts at 

j witnessed a traffic td 

A grocer'a delivery cor struck one . 

• • = 

Mrs fariilinc Divine, wnlnu nf 

.lilitiee i,i ihe Pence Jiihn j I)e, 

vine, died nl fl4 of a heart nttnii; 

LET'S HAVE VOI'lt 

OI'IMO\ 

The KriidnH-I .(lcpr js K|a,| 

t« prinl slinrl, Ilim-lv (i.iistriK 

(i\e li'ttt-rs friun its rCLidi-rs. 

Ifiiiia fiile n:i,mr and ndilress (iT 

urilir must he |iiinl.il with 1.1 

ti-r. We reserve the rislit it> cut 

.II I.i ri'Jwt Irllrrs il we diem 

Llii'iii imsullalile 

All Ictlirs niiisl lie in this uf 

fice niit Inter than Mimiliiv 

Haiiniiiis 

Ix'tiiu sold for )2 i-elili a U.iM-1 

fiiirdons Market. 

:i(Il. 1 : ill Ocean ( 

I Irive hecll a vLsil.il' ill 

(" i I r o \i ir n I ii 

;uv .'invthliiK like ihem 

t i iti r11"^ niuin IK •. i 

wondered 11 Ihe people in (), 

< i' 

1 'IIS 

America's vast steel industry, where 

ns president of Bethlehem Steel Co. 

he received the impressive inpome 

'if i,M7.03. riurinB 1943-43, nccord. b «uBie woogie 

iim tu tlie Trensury report. 

The uliiry of EuRene Ornee is the 

traUiiiuila! American success story 

iif the lucril boy who made good. 

HeiilniiiiiB with a Rnop.juugment 

di-eision which rhnnjed his des» 

liny, his rareer in the steel Indus, 

try hiws followed the tlme-honored 

linttem that has provided the in- 

centive lor Arnericiin youth for 

generations. 

With his silt-cess still a potent 

example In be held before county 

yoinifcstcrs by nrimotiishiiiE parents. 

a throw bick lu nme jungle nncntral strain Deatroylni Jobs does not help la- 

But ti in1ulj,e in suth thoughts merely dales ant us boT Work are never so well of? 

irehai ond ready for 'he shelf The kid like Ba *hEn there are plenty of Jobi, 

b i Hint s tood enough for us A n employee n right to quit his Job 

• •I and take a better one makes pay 

of 

Well, that's about all «e did or saw on our brief 

visit tn the shore, it wasn't very exciting, but it was 

lilinLsniit, And we did see a lot of luterestlng-loQltlng 

people, agB(i from two years up. Eanlzatlons, Thta is m much a part 

We re sort of glad, in a way, that we aren't plan, of America's Free Enterprise system 

ning to come to the shore for any length of time, as owning property. 

We understand that It's pretty hard to find aceom- • • • 

inodntiuiis We hear tales of people walklni the WHERE THE JOBS ABE 

streets, vainly looking for rooms. If you're fortunate Not many years ago competent 

eniHiRh to find a room and don't, like it, the landlord workmen often quit their jofci with 

may express polite regret, but he Isn't overly con- big corporations to go In BUiinei 

wrned. fur he knows that a dozen more people will fof themselves. They did it, not 

bt alum soon, each anxious to close a deal, because they were sure to tarn 

A Wlow telephoned The Bentlnel-Ledger from more, in fact they knew they might 

published the amount of taxes lev- Baltiinure the other day, to put an ad in this week's earn less. They did it for liberty 

i n nti led iiBiiinst such large incomes classified paje. He wants a small apartment for mid- to use their own ideas. They had 

Wiii,Id they still be "inspired to Ausjust. if you can fix him up, telephone him (col- et'lf confidence and believed their 

i..«i , ... Baltimore, 

Ocenn we wonder what Its eflept suiild bn 

Uf.ire if the Trensiiry Department nlso 

nl 

iwnre of ihese beniitifiil striv • for higher things Or would '''^l- 1 nt 

Hns The Seiitmel-Led. er they, like so mniiy older folks, eoine 

i In! ih 

'Illllnll? If lint 

i 

I hi-lleve il 

M YEARS AGO 

Dr. Wai lie T, Kililan nnd niis- 

seil II Niilty were in clinrii'' of the 

nlliliilil Ocean City Yacht Club mil- 

sienle. wliicli attracted a \n_Tnn au- 

dience. 

Ix)Cal hnnsewives tlirenteneil to 

revolt and do their own wafllllni, 

liecntise laundries liirreased prices 

Irnin iwo to the cents per article. 

to levi Is teimed exlliirbitnnt. 

would be n nine . esiun' 

part of llir pnper to tin so 

May I ntkl that ] eiiiuy your 

nailer the year around, in the s'uni- 

,iii-r at Ocean Citj untl in the 

Winter nt home. 

Yours for Victory' 

MHS. RAYMOND OHAKF 

laas N. 13th M , piiiii, 

INotn -The Orenn CUV n.ifden 

to the conclusion thnt they just 

ciiuldnt affortl to make that rnueli 

in the moiiey. 

May t ever ueaSOn Coining 

to oijtaiii just that 

Now lit us llliive the nilen 

forward. Consider a Ian;, jani 

Th( dntiiii Ocean city Improye- ni ' n " r lh( ' s11 Sllmi ' I 5 '"! 11 ' l ' m 

' ---'•-•• i i b A 

AXOTIIER PLEA FOB 

ABATEMENT OI' WREDS 

Editor aentinpl-Lerignr- Have you 

ever seen Ocenn City so biim full 

of folks all seeking n plnsant. 

healthful varaliuii? Ku it shi.iikl be. 

ns Ocenn City certainly i* by fnr 

alung ^ the cast in club iiwarded ribbons "fiir the best 

flower uaidens nnd alsn awarded c 'i' ll P venr is cause for alarm amotiil 

limes at its flower shows, f..r two 

[,lans would proiper. The element 

of chance made It fun to operate 

businesses of their own. 

Running your own business u no 

Tlie snee2e.and.smme season is almcst upon us, fJU 1 ,""^ 1 

_ _ The Ides of August, when raiweed comes to full flow- ',? t,Jnv 

CAUSE FOR ALARM 

or ' >> r lnP Ihe most acute suffering to hay fever vie- ,„«,",«« ' 

it*a|ir May (nuiiiy Times) "_ nirAmerlean worWri are engagpd 

Countj Agricultural Agent Henry 

T v 0 Oct ' l « n c "y visitor have expressed concern m small buslnejf, VMn the poB»- 

Whites nnnotmceinent that It is oy " tllls lact ' ln letters to The Sentinel-Ledger, Hay war period, small imployeri an 

probnbl, .1 nmnbiT of able-bodied lrvl ' r J Bt ' (1 ta ^ considered almost as funny as the hopeless; If they find no reaion to 

farm vmith. bemeen the ages of is pW Poru and mother-in-law jokes; but all of them stay in business, see no ehance to 

and 00. mny be reiiassified 1-A and |UIVI : 1'awea out of vogue, PXCel, get no fund from fompeU- 

iiHiurted at the close of tills 1044 

Pui](m iftnn ragweed, flourishlni on Ocean Cityi tion, jobs win; be wally ieoroe, 

vacant lots, brings acute anony to sensitive nostrils. . . . 

Wouldn't It be wonderful if there were no rag. THINKING TIME NOW 

n " wh " 

Hummers Then, willi the wnr innk- "inlial tu 

that food is as es- 

victory ns munitions. 

ilient Association scheduled a quoit 

loiiinanient on the bench nt 32nd 

hi 

City cnmmlsslonprs were "btirned 

up' at si'Verai contractors who 

started iirojects and delayed finish* 

in*, theni iintil long after tlie legnl 

(Iciidllne. Some aurk was two or 

three months overdue. 

Mr and Mrs. 

nf the Bpiipyue 

the h'ltel for the 

.Summer schoul. 

Elmer 8, Bchnntz, 

jfnvc a dinner at 

fncully of the 

\S\- 

Miss rioris IJorland. of New York 

riiy reports thnt she nverlicird 

two youiii! ladies kiinckiim oil a 

littli 1 i'conumics. finld oiip, "What's 

iJiillkriiptiy?" The olhpr said, "Iff 

soiiicthiiiK corpora! toils do wlieu 

they run out oi money,'' Said the 

it is nb.iiit August 10. iiiiil we flncl 

many ill. with all tin- liiiinlil- til 1- 

comfoi'l of hay fever and asthma 

Just a roinmnn need that ernws 

nn every vacant Ini h,u causeii 

nil llifse Ocean City deviitei's to 

br In Midi all unhappy stale. 

It seems, ill eonsideraiiiili uf these 

sufferers, thiit Ocean f'ii\ wuuld 

rally to the cure and ulfidh biim 

ofr ur rut down this eneiny lo Hum. 

sands. 

No one would think of deliber- 

ately causing another to be ill in 

anv other form, why is Hits? 

Isn't it a job for tlie Health De. 

parlmciit ? 

IRENE W. 

31 Westa nl. 

Intj It Imperative that people 

their (mil hind the club nwnnled 

lirines iiisienil i.ir the best Vleliiry 

nni-i.ii ITS Nn diillbt it will naain 

turn its nltention to flowers, after 

the wiir.Êditiir.i 

sAVm AI1VER1-ISINO 

IlOr-H OKT ItKNlLTS 

Editor Senilnel.Leusel• — I desire 

in testify tn >•• 111 my appreciation 

lor your very efneienl covrrnae of 

the Oreaii City field with respect 

to lost and found articles. 

ThroiiKli one insertion in your 

'niiks, planes, ships nnd Bulls, 

As Mr. White points out. city 

fiilkh v.ho oppuse the deferment of 

y.iiinH fnrmers neither renliae the 

tiitlituliy faiiTiers experlencp in ob- 

what 

• • stake in anything than in 

' * • enterprises, be they farms or fac- 

As pointed out last week, the city now has an torles. What good Is all the oratory 

'.iiiiiiiK 1:11 bit- help nt "the wages ordinance on its books, requiring all owners of vacant about schooling discharged semee 

Inrm economy permius," nor the property to keep it cleared of weeds and rubbish. If men to fit them for certain jobs If 

.lartl work the youinsters do—work mey fail to do so, the city Is empowered to perform most of the jobs are doomed to 

thai tlieir lathers niid employers ihe cleaning rites, itself, nnd assess the owners for vanish, leaving two men waiting 

•will not dare tu imderlnke In IMS" 

if they are culled to military ser- 

I'ife 

Iroiiirnlly eiioiiBh the folks who 

are so iKnoinnt nboiit fnrmliie that 

VEniiTAnLKR ilAVE 

HrpPLANTED FLOWKBS 

Editor Sentliiil-LrdBer — Last 

week, while in Ocean City. I hnd 

first. "IJiii'sli'l it cost them a loi nf the pleasure of obscrvlnu the bcau- 

m iiipy? 1 And the seciind, "Sure, tifidfluwrr gardens at loli). IS Wes- 

but liny ain't allowed to do It until lev nv. I believe the plan- is called 

And the first Riri "Tlir Boiiimer Crrsi" Without n 

of eye BKISSI-S. tlie vniue of which. 

to .'Hi', is far in excess of their In- 

trinsic worth. Needless to sny. this 

experienee lias mnde me a nrm be- 

never in nd\ertisino to gel desired 

results. 

T. T. PATTERSON. 

Cnptnin. U.S.N. iHet ) 

they wuiild put yoiini 

farm Workers into the 

i-iiuld be Hie rust tu cry I011K and 

loudly if, as a result, there was a 

.illurtiii'e of food. 

The Low Down - - 

the cost. for every position that's left? 

At this writing, we hadn't asked city ofTicials why There Is no certainty that there 

in tuiiket this ordinance hasn't been enforced, But w'U be enough Jobs after the wa( 

we think we know their answer: That the owners '' employ service men and former 

won't clean up of their own volition, and the city war workers in pursuits of Beane, 

is suffering too much with the well-known manpower There is no assurance in the words 

hhuriasie to do It for them, of the politician getting tough with 

However, its nice to know that we have the ordl- crippled industry saying, "Big BiuU 

rinnce. Borne day, after the war ends, perhaps it can ness must put them all to wor* of 

be enforced. It's our guess that it would be necessary support a gigantic WPA to employ 

f ir tht: city to assess the owners only once. There- them." it is like the voice of the, 

niter they would see that tlieir lots were clean, benighted father cursing his muim- 

ra child. The right steps taken win 

fissure plenty of jobs Next week 

we will outline those Itcps 

they've spiMit it 

saki, "Oh." 

TO KRip nun ILAO 

FMINO AM, NinilT 

Editor Bi'lltinel.Ledger—For lijf 

I 

THE POCKET0OOK 

KNOWLEDGE 

THI MMNtTie NORTH 

POt.1 II mour/4GO 

«ILIS PftOM -THf 

SIMIMPHIMt FOiB 

A^PHIBtAKl "WICKS: PB0CUCT W 

iwe AinoMonve wcusuv CUM 

CflPUy BISBCR itWPS MLOfT 

durntiun 

diiiibt, they are the most beiiiitifui American Ilac Ilylnn all nlahl 

The words of Frnliels Bcolt Kev, 

in "The stnr Spangled Banner " are 

enoiiiih to convince me. 

II It's nood 

keep guiu.-u it's iiuud enough for me. 

oil shore. 

For "perpetual motion" day and 

niiflit, 

HILDA M BINKLEIl, 

331 Centrnl av. 

on ii sales las, nnd why wo should 

hnve iim.. nnd an old "Tall ftirn" 

From Hickory Grove W * T °P Our ' E> Q«°'o 

— Why did Cape May County lead the entire state 

iim-.e time back I was esp.iundin' ' n lh " d »' n » « * «« n •»«" 

ilngulshed Plying Cross for • extraordlnanry achieve. tuft "i unhitch me hon and go 

merit" In successfully navigating his badlv damaged Iiome " « 

^lE^ o'jsnimy terrlbtfy, after it had bombed oil VACATI0N fAV ," 

Little pay check, in a day. 

You and I will go away ., 

To iomt gay and festive spot: 

I'll return, but you wUl not, - 

* * * 

THE ANSWER? 

ilrltlsh radio commentator: Tin 

so lorry—rvi just discovered that 

I'm rcRdlng yesterday's news. Shall 

1 go on?" 

MOUnHN TOnTIJHE 

Pirst: "Are the Irons hot?" 

Second: "As hot ns I can net refineries in Czechoslovakia 

th •" , ., „ ,. . . Lieutenant Wolf, just an Ocean City school boy 

End' 1 ^" 011 boi " nB?i s^ m s t e • -^•••—fc fS%& 

First: "FftMon Iinr In the chair." He has made good In a big way in elvlllsyitlon's 

Notice to Fish 

A visitor went nshlns on the bay l«te lost week 

chat we Intend having for the meul nil we wanted, anyway, and so oil Somehow or other he lo-t his wallet conUUnlnp 1200 

and put to stew ovtr a slow fire, to the ball game or the movies. He wnsn t .10 much concerned about the $200 OS IT HELrs 

This gives us time ! 

news analyit" and to glance over 

The Bulletin, at the game time 

cawing the "tUngi" to burn. We iEb, up to MTC nk.

— OCtAN CiTY SENttNltifeDGEft 

Friday, Sugy8t fr 

:(H 

Cleric 

if 

the Strand 

bt. Pfliuta to Preach 

Sunday Night 

. OfeatMt Challenge to Man" 

title «f the sermon-aiessags 

St. Henry J. Pflum, PWJf 

" ' Lutheran Church Allen- 

.r, will deliver at the Sun- 

CtenlTig service of the Church 

the Boardwalk In the Strand 

m«t«r at T 46 o'clock. 

)3r. Klum to an outstanding pa- - 

IB the Lutheran Church He ha 

•Wldent of the Board of Ar.- 

iflssloUJi for eight yean siJ 

• nanber of the Common Sei 

mSS, Committee of the Unit 

_„ Lutheran Church Before corMi-g 

to AHeatown, Dr Fflum was paster 

(if Stone church in Buff ale, N Y 

At tHat Unie. he was a member i' 

tie board of directors of the Phli 

adelphla Theological Bemliian anu 

Dean of the Lutheran Training 

School In Buffalo 

•fte musical prognun of the eve- 

ning MI feature special instrumen- 

tal Selections by Anthony Luizsl 

• "beUW, and vocal numbers bv ftl*' 

Arllns Brown soprano Mr LuizJ 

is ••'musician with a fine record of 

mutto* 1 achievement to hit credit 

Miss Brown is a fine Christian girl 

who brings the message of the 

Gospel through her slnglni 

Yon are corJlallj Invited tn at 

tend these services of worship 

Congregational singing of the 

hymns of the churLh brings all 

into closer fellowship and commun 

Ian one »ith another even though 

they come fiun mam different 

Tenor at Tabernacle 

Dr. Tyson At 

The Tabernacle 

Phila. Methoditt 

Leader to Preach 

The preacher ut thp^ 3undnj 

mumlng servltr ii tht. Tiibernarl 

will be Dr W CUIIL»[» T^Nin if 

West Chester Pu 

Dr T%sun i nnr of th 1 Eichr 

cf the Philndi IjihH iVlLthodlst Con 

ferenrr pu [LI f truilE thur he 

and J nun di tiirt up rim nnrnt 

He In mm fii nd in Orr-in 

CiU tthru li lll oft ii PJ* 'i 

nd uhen hr ned i u number 

Dr. Nichols to Preach to Methodists 

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FRITZ KIUF.GER 

Concert tenor uf Philadelphia, 

wtio will sing Sunday morning at 

the Tabernacle and in the eve- 

ning al the TRbernatle's sen ice In 

the Village Theatre. 

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iLljtk t. in tl t iJUtin rlr in tl 

imp ginunds un 1 the eitniiiK sei 

lice it 4J tl K i in tilt Vil 

IK Thr li n 1 B r In 11. 

8th st 

Church Announcements 

ftBHinft^ 3 

Bt John's £ulhefan Church Res 

Frank F Adler ST.M pastnr 

sponsors these nervlces Carl W W r 

btfi aKustant, plays the tiumpet 

and leads the slnglnc 

Eviuigelist-Author 

At Bible Conference 

Anthony Zeoll. evangelist and «u- 

tljpr, will be the featured guest at 

the Bible Conference In the Oc.e in 

City Baptist Church for B wetk 

beginning Sunday 

of books, including His Maj!-st\ the 

of hoots. lncIMlnB His Malest' tlu 

DerS 5T >imd "Why Do Christians 

Suffer?" His messages on prophet 

fire oi widespread Interest tu tlic 

Mte lit 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

ih 1 riii- 

ii i v i hij fufi\ 

To be Shown on 

Saturday Night 

'They Live Forever," a full-color 

motion picture with sound, defiling 

with the spiritual nsijoeta of World 

War II, will be shown at I pm 

Saturday In the Baptist Ohureh, 

10th st. and Wesley iiv.. neeordlni 

(o Rev. Wlllinm A, Mierop, pastor. 

The aim was produced by Irwlri 

A Moon, of the Moody Bible In- 

, Btltute extension stnft, and Is being 

| llstributed under the Institute's 

mtpkis in army cninpK and naval 

liainhijc stations, 

Mr. Moon photOSl'fiplilHl i!le film's 

iliperh color sequences while tour- 

ing army and iiavv camps with hit 

'Bsrmoiis from Bfienru " 

"They Live Fiirevrr" feiilures the 

I life.rBft eJiui'llriires ol Lt Jnmes 

|C. Wlilttnkfr and fijtt John Biirtek, 

| and the testimony of Col aearRe 

B Clnike, one »f tlie last army of- 

ficers to leave Bntnnn, as well as 

a series of traininR shnts taken m 

both army and navy campi. 

In the version of the fllm being 

shnwn here a sequenci' is devoted 

to sriTie of Mr. Moon's "Bermons 

from Bclenee' demiinstrntions, In- 

pludlng exampleB of pliotomicro. 

iraphy, lapsed-time photographs of 

growlni flowers, and pictures of 

crystal Browth under a polarlscope. 

There are other scenes of nn active 

volcano erupting, find n delifate 

operation on a human heart. 

CHRIST FAN SCIENCE 

BHOAIit'AST 

On Suiidiv from 1 ti 110 n m 

tin Culumbia Chnrtli uf tin Ail 

•aill hniidii5t 1 eiiii"tlaii Brlenrr 

Ilinitriiin It ulll iiitunii in Drn 

\ir Coliiradn md in iv bi heird 

I in New Jem \ tivti HI Hi ill WABC 

nnd nltilinud aUitlim 

i 

TO HVVE KLMMUiE SALE 

I Tile Tabeinaclr Biptlst rhurrh, 

8th st and West n win tmidurf 

It' iniiunl runiin iki •< ilf- next 

Tiinr di\ Augu t 10 in the innrx 

uf Hn church iiiiiitlnih Thi tile 

u * h 1 - ut nun Entnmc Is finm 

thi Rth -t Ide 

Federal Bui!4j 

For Court H 

Held Possibility 

After War E 

COL. GEOnOE S. CLARKE 

•ant (round ofrirtT to leave FJa- 

taan before II). eaplCUlatloil to the 

Japaiii-M' He Is one of the prln 

elpals featured In the sounil-color 

Dim. "The}- Live Forever," pro- 

dyeed by Irwln A. Moon, preaih 

ersciFnllsi of the Moody Bible 

Institute i-xti IIMOII staff. The pi. 

(life iilll be shown at 8 p.m. Sat. 

urduy In the Baptist Church, 

10th Bt, and Wesley av. 

The Public Buildings 

tion soon will uslc for 

make possible advance 

In federal building nt 

I Court House, and Uie B( 

land on which to begin 

1 tion after the wur 

P.BA hns funds at prog.,,! „ 

•to niake advance studies oflH 

buildlni needs througr 

country. It Is cuiuiderW 

I striicliirrs iu hiiiisc pv,^ 

jer federal aitlvitics. 

Early acquisilluii Of 

buildlnii sites is ni.rt.ssaf, 

] urchiteeiA must kimw the' 

uf the tract bilorr they 

planiilnij. 

3UT1I VACATION IIFEE 

Mr i.iin Mrs Clmrioi 

I'rinst, ill Mcrwiiiid 

County, PH., me in Owan wll, ,„ 

ihdr 30th vntBilun. They in L 

sidinr. at 1333 Wesley av 

Mr. Priesi Is with the' 

Eleftric Co 

! Mrs. Howor c. Davis, o! 

• pliia, returned home Mo 

spendltij a month at The 

Franklin 

test U. S. 

lesman 

'Boss in Declar 

of Independence 

Rotwy Told 

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biti-stplitc j f ilghti uusnrs ind 

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—Fa mom iince 1«99— 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

A gift b uruifc ihL iiamu "MUTH" is your Kuanntee gf iht- uitimme iB |n| 

tasLi; and SeUiid judgment of Values, 

UIFT JIABT OP OCEAN C ITY 

826-828 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pm) 

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MEETS 

TODAY 

FRIDAY 

0 P, AL 

Visiting notarianN Welcome 

HOTEL 

LINCOLN 

SI0 9th St. 

Bible Conference In Session 

7 30 P. M. Sunday 8 P. M. Daily 

Ml MivtniK. Hi Id In the 

Ocean City Baptist Church 

lOih and Wisley, Ocean City, N. j. 

REV, WM. A. 

MIBHOP 

PaBUr 

Frei. B|ble Isiti. 

tuc of Finn, . 

REV. PAUL C, 

_ KINZLBB, JB. 

As-.iilunt Paiiot 

THE BIBLE TBACHING-OOiPEL PREACHING 

MISSIONARY OHUHCH 

WEEK OF AUGUST 6 

Anthony Zeoli 

SUNDAY, 11 A, M. 

Rev. Wm. A. Mierop 

Sunday 

Morning Worthlp 

11 A. M. 

Banday B* '' 

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Fmnklin «Ii rli Unit, dj.hr til 

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S111B> Th fftiiiii, *a uk n nr 

Itr i h rt Inlk abut Hit Htm 

nr I It tiviti bv j Hunter II 

mi i ti 

Mr H ftnrd Iia*i lud in inv venr 

f xp rliim tnilnnih i un pi pi 

nt tin Mir hiintiill HlMli Sin I 

nhtr 1 i b, v idii r 

OIH r ol In H nit ir firtu 

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1 iliiiibl \jjiilini in u ilnin fui 

Chi I ti in Ameilrin tltiy i hip 

Mi lull R Hi? ird u|»rvl int di 

| ri t r n 1 11 L » k 

Mr H viar] in cnarf-r= f Ihr 

dr\ it! in il p ri d evtrv in rninjf 

t unit Mi Fl rtnr Dalb w thiltl 

tliltelLt if Otem TltV f r tht 

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Mi D nna Aldrirh M rrhsnt 

illl tilth illl] 1 tud 111 julntd 

tin t irp, nf nui r htlptr la t 

wnk Mi Cerrlii r ir\ » i e 

turtd 1. i pr i Ur il nur t Uil 

w el- Thi H nt tiff I nrv, rrijv 

I t timlt childrtn v,h havt lie n 

| n the ttnltlni. II t f r the past 

i mnnth 

I An invitnti n is extrndfd tn the 

I Summer CUILHV tj vi it the Home 

liny div flftfr tnt rt t pt ritxl frtim 

[3 t pm and ti ittrtid the rirlv 

m iriiili^ rhildreli m etiiik 

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ipii n Or in Cilv HO3 

lunrnitsr 

Mr Liint, ham KiUng ill trur 

tit iv. I In r niw rvmt nid Bi 

f in rrmtniig id up tilt Fl 

lrn ilttiv i k i irh j I ii if lit 

r ht vumid like inv in rt 

Vi r u. ititl ni id in • 

Thr n I ilu HI ii r rmtfiilh 

b in int. I n f tin Hi t in 

Hull I W ul 1 III i nil nimi 111- 

^ mi nu rt s up ? 

\ t plra^t v, t tin rtl Iv 

Will aid Ellin tin re in111 

inv lilt 

Sees Prolonged 

War in Burma 

Last to Fall Pre 

dicta Missionary 

Indli n n bntilefkld In mliitnrv 

Itltal md relli,! u It] ^ WIL 

Cl ibtd bv Ri v Fureit o C in t r 

inij,Iiinjry rr ,m Vi ngurlj InJii at 

Hi mrttini, if th, sununir Auiil 

f Ui First Prisbyt rlan 

rcll M ndav it The Fiiud r 

miHni f thr prmtnt military 

e In thi Fa,t Dr C n rr 

d Hut thi i njt thi buttl 

In lm And h p. inl I i ut 

the frt inj. tf Intllii vm Id bi rf 

n inliu nrr in tltrldinp the wir 

it »iV rli i thrr 

UNWII I INf ALII 

India i nn unwilling nllv he 

iIJ Di iionooo in Han illi r 

vh nrt Ijfihtln^ r n mr Id in 

1 iki i up n m tr lit r b> m uv r 

till Ir iiitrvmtn 

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|tanL (I u|_ht Fnpland wiulj 1 w 

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( f it rhi r n %h\ » c ultl n i 

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P ikn I ttiibut I tt th r !(. I t f 

I r r ulilili * ut thi r junlrv il 

t r Mi irr I f Mihntmi Trill Jh[ 

rind I iti r f i| I,, |, , c m r 

In I'.t-t 

HI ItT.I\ IA4 

Democrat to Run 

For State Senate 

The r untv DrTirrntl pirtv will 

njnilml a iindidiii t fill thr vn 

rancv in Ihr Stil Stn it eiu rd 

bv th ri Ifcmti n f I rrint 5r tt 

i** i~ i Givirn r Edpe L^ ur i 

writ f ikcti n dirrctint, tint thr 

P III n bi filled 

Thi fti, innruncrd bv Cnunt\ 

^lniminn Paul M 5cull but h 

(.ivp IIT hint a. tL whj the candi 

dat vn uld be 

Tile Demrrrit havr nn einiidite 

f r inv thrr r ti r cnuntj office 

it the N v mbtr tlrctlnn 

TOO Ftlt 

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rm t it w i untlei rrpilr ~t hn 

t k til timr Ir ni ihr kikll n 

fl tk nn I lh tgES Lime to thi 

t it I ijiii r ^ 

MIM in_j!3iiifl thr held f thr 

liiiilv \U \ dldn t }mi takr tin 

n i HI fr i Ih link i Mil did 

lr m thi uitih 

Oh ir ri I 11 d Mnr\ I 

tllullkht tint fttuld be tin muih 

flu i iu I the clnck I lir r 

nnd tin Hinds ln\e IT travel 

fil 

PJ repnl I n -iurerjifiil 

rubu,r derlvid fnm ^be 

"For Goodness Sake" 

SERVING YOU SINCE 1910 

I ^ A!L I• DeDA N, RegiBtered Pharmactat, Prop. 

A« Street. Cor. Ocean An., Phone 1462 

^ ^ S Jane Logan DeLuxe lee Cream 

AuthoFfzed 

CADILLAC 

PONTIAC 

Sales and Service 

vnthctlc | THE HEDDIN& 

111 I A httl 1,111 slttine in thurth 

trhirr a wedding udtl IiK n\ 

rlilm 1 Mnhr ln^ the I th 

mimed lid iniiitl? 

-What du you menn?" thr mo- 

ther asked, 

•Why." replied thr child, "she 

wi-nt up the nisle svith one rnnii. 

anci rnriir bnek with niitiUier." 

Wm, T. Powell 

1158 Asbury Ave. 

BOULEVARD 

PHARMACY 

WM, WIGHALL, Utt. l'h.rm. 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

HER! ., 

Thi» mesuge U tponiored by these Ocean City, bui> 

ineimien In recognition of our churchet' iervice, 

benefit uld value to our own community. 

HOWARD i, BTAINTOlt 

O. H, SHOEMAKER I^BR. OO. 

HANBY UJUtO OHATTIN 

M. U1AB 

ATLAiTHO 

COMPANY 

QOBAN GTTT 

WATER i^VIOT OO, 

THK NATIONAL BAKK QW 

OOKAN OITT 

Serving South Jersey 

for 6T Years 

CALL Ocean City 0424 

To Start Service 

OR MAIL POST CABD TO 

WILSON DAIRY CO. 

L^ 4th Street and Aibury Ave. 

Newspaper* - Magazines 

Fountain Service 

SENTINEL LEDGER 

ON 1AL1 HIRE 

BATTERSEA ROAD 

ATLANTIC BLVD. 

HI PRESSURE 

WASH 

TREAT YOUE CAR 

TO A GOOD WASH 

URTI 

GARAGE 

rtm ud Atuniic n, MM 

LUBRICATION 

•1.35 

PALMER 

1I19-2B ASBURY AVE, 

Send the Folks a Box 

Douglass 

Salt Water 

Taffy 

Mailed Anywhere 


YES, WE HAVE 

CHUM POTS and 

Rowboats To Hire 

KEYS MADE 

ALL TYPES 

HAND SAWS 

Lawn Mowers, gtluon, Tools 

SHARPENED 

Used Saws For Sale 

New Rubber Clothes 

Bait For Sale 

preatwood namMn and letters 

made. 

LEMONT'S 

IN BAT ph. nn 

Versatile Organist 

Faith Greatest 

Need, She Says 

Pitman Evangehit 

Speaks to Auxiliary 

Gueit pnker it the mot ting nf 

th Bummt r Auxlll ir\ jf the Fim 

Mt 111 Ji- t Churrh Tuiiday Bt 

The flirivne u. Mr DJFJV 

Mill i mull t %lu hi her 

h 1 in n i "iin u hr J 

The qu ti n henrd m i t often 

ttdaj Mr Mill r ild I Wh\ 

|ri c V 1 jj mill th w rl 1 In uf 

I Itr H r an «rr l HnvL 

i fftlth On mu t hup filth nnd 

I pitience tthon thinj' BU «r IIL, TIICI 

' II i lj_i i i lh i I i il in 

i unseen Friend hr nid 

' M in pi. pie ]ir u di them ehe 

' Ui il i 111 I tun tl n b ttir job ind , 

i pul I ilhni ff rt Jl their tmn | 

Ehe d 1 in d" Mr MUIi r nJ i s 

i n l t d hh btst 

wm rd TO riiiiRt H' 

M n i- l rhurcli tin uth 

fi ir hr I*, ertid o,*ne far np 

IP i n lhe\ Ii uld fea berau 1 . 

thi\ I \ f d Faith ind prnjrr 

I tl ii w ntr\er befor 

Methodist Singer 

Restaurant 

Man Passes 

\p n i 

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Th in t 

Intr 1 r 

I mstl nu I 1 ii u h 

in i 1 iih sv 111 

trs ul 1 h s I n 

n i l i 1 r 

I r il II I 11 sv 

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—Ii ct it • 

lir Mi MIII 

p r I ssh 1 lit 1 much 

in nv lu in pul llr plit 

ib i I lh din r f I 

iiidulf,tn I 

M one gain 

temp i ind 

i pre rut mi 

v llr 1 In1 it 

i ti tl m 

h r nt i d 

ti uble mik i 

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W 

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thr 

]\IISS RUTH DOERB 

Who nui join the soloist quarlt-t 

or the First Mfthodist Church at 

the maFnin^ sen ice SDBd&y. Dnr- 

Ing the icrifce Miss Doerr will 

*ing a§ a sola These are They,** 

from the Holy City by Gaul. She 

nHI Join the quartet In the pre- 

TWECV1 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEDLEDGER 

IS?" 

Fridn>. 

4, 1944 

MENwWOMIN 

UNIFORM 

CoIIisson Wins 

Important Post 

In U. S. Navy 

Supervises Navy 

Force at York 

Safe and Lock Co, 

Sergeant Describes His (In Normandy, He J& 

FoxHole 'Home'In France [Boosts Resort 

In ii irticr rrrrivrtl this «pi'k by ' imcl Jerry II:HT inn lorn up 

his aunt. Miss May Murphy. B07 

Wesley iiv. Bemeiuit Hrret'lii'l G, 

Murpliy U'lls of bflns tran-sfcrreel 

to France Bflrf si'vrrnl months in 

Iri-liilHl with till' U S Army 

Appiirpnlly iimawtl bv Hie fiii'l 

d tin IHM- 

ri-iilly Im ely 

-'V.sil wi'iii.i pi'E (pule ii kick ('Hi ( 

,.1 iuv present hnme II- Is twi, aini i 

ii liiijf by six le.-l niid is iliri-c ice! I Hi 11.' Hill 

Bert Hillman Says 

We Need Industries 

Crashes Plane; 

Saves Bathers 

Navy Fliers Escape 

At Sea I»le City 

Ai.iMher leimi. ,!•' hi'tfl< , li 1 un 

(In mi Oiiv buys mi the iiiilie • 

till.I? ,,! Niil'luiiildv tt'ii- re,!.,!!- 

ell Illl. Week by ..in- nt l!l"iil. 

An: li.iiiy MiUiiii i 1... .It . in ii 

irliiT '•, hit, jn11.• 111 - ..I I K'ti 

lir.li. ' Mu.li,i.-ei.. «.i-, •,l,in..ni'. in ' T »" N ' llv I'""' li'"" ll" ^ 

wllll. 1 iiijIiiiKl Iin- !., nni- iMii, liii. I-.- Mni'il in .-.I.I!|..I, nun,mi;. .:,. 

I-I-I-." expi.Miic- iiiui NO rulivem- thi- I 1 H Ainu l-liliilnei is I" Nnr- . rn,ih wns -.en' In Vr.ni,, ||.- | lie,., n :iunii u «ln'ii MM- pil- • n 

lanr^nnt Murnhv started tlir l-tn-r, ,i,,f»' tin- h.,ui' Hi.H, nest li .M,h ml „ li'H,- *..rn f,.r t H • ,;,I,I ,if in.- 111-.1 ,. i h- •(.•• h ,, ,. ,.; , Ml , n,: 

and triilTlc dcpHrttilciits d the N.uy 

YuS r ai1k'"iiiiri"i;«k c!'T : Y.'.rk P!, Grunwald Promoted; Frank Darby On 

LicmpnRn^ciiiii*sni^f..rmi'My waf Warrant Officer Maneuvers 

dustEy CiKippriitimi nivisinii. oili.-e ,,, '"',, 1 . 1 ,,',.,','•.,',''., ! ,.', ; ,,,i- 11, .1,, ,- '' : ' ' : '-'- ' , : 

' , ',", 

of prociiri'liii'iit iiiKi Miiteii.ii tor ,-,.,.. ..•,,, . , , ' . ,, 'r . ', ,„ . ' xl ' %1 '' ' ' 

Rcpliin '2, at New Yurk city. • HIM-II M .'•'•• '•' 1 • -.' ' : | : "-'' • 

NAVV Ol'N I'l.AST Bl'ILT 'ni.", 1 ! 1 ! ",.,'T::,'!,,':-'- .... 1 -.,•••' .'.-.!i- •'r :• • '.'.' ' ."• •!' '•,','.•''••, V * . •'• 

Thu York Stite iillcl Lurk f'. • 1» ill,- A run ... , , ,>.!m:; ' 'i Ml M . 1 , ,, •_ -.,;,. ..!••:' 

an old established (inn enu;ii,r(i MI n.n.ii |,- i;,t ii,,,-i,, -, M M t'.n!.- , . , , , . .. ,- • n, .. s. • 

making safes, vaultN. v.ulli (|.,MM^ nriiii'A.iI.i An Nl'iiif,. :,!. M! ,, . . . .• 

" ' " " " ' W.11 I.I:.: ofTn, T r:,-.; -A.. 1 .: • : • ... '. . ,, . ... ,',. . 

ii' ;h. I'M 'li if .,' i'. : T'i . . . . . . 

I :••!:• I'l-- .'fi! !•- u,. •.',-: i.M.; .,, ., ,.,- 

,111 Oeeiin fit-. Hi::ll Sd;, .1 Iir A. ,.. . ., ,... .. ,.. ., 

" ' Mi,' , ,-ii ili.n ,u ill ' 

, , : .-v ,,'i.lti. O. IA\ 

'•v,, ,,riii. kmii ni liIHUM 

: v. iiilill; ' iii".lr,,v the 

I!- liii'i , liv or iilfei" 

•• ... ii iiuii-i r, s l i i i l n n . I 

.-»,'llii:-., 1 >ei,,il fur ..II-- 

•he M •;! 11 p.,pill ,'i,.. 

H ,' , !•.. V: •! Mi- •• • ' 

%SM 1 M . i i- .pMl.11 Mil 1 !,•• ; 

II- .:. I 1 .1 . ,.! p. MM i Mi 1 . I- 

,i. 1 I,. 1 [ the f.iliieil -1 'e.l (' , 

M . H - - ' .111 •' I ulii. ii u ,; IM 

(' !.'• P. 

I'M 1'i.l 

•!-. •. , u i: 

r.nli, ,| |. .' I: 

r. i,-in, ::.,:: 

An '.". M • 

ROOF 

or JiiAt a Repair Job? 

In iMl.ii- t ;•• iiill Indi-pi'ivlcnt. Wc-'vc the «, 

piiii'iu,. ih- nn II. tin- m;i!"r;il,; inui the equip. 

Hi.-I,I ti. i/vi- "in a pi'llcit job (ni a;iy typo ;onf. 

V\ \. v - i-if'ii rooli'i's lor many yiMrs and uxptct to 

In- I.M m.i"V runt., Thai's why an Indepenjprli 

!;ii,i,,i'i'i i- nil- in . siiiiic'hini;, i'ii!< ,1 uliable, fiji, 

;,;i(i.l"- ''ill! ;l liilll til I't'-f'.Kli Jill' ynil. Call 

Indeperident Roofing Co, 

I II'. M 

t ii. ,M t km 

[•I i i c i N i ; i .( 'I i! i ii. 11.til'.' ji^l 11.1 ,M 

'he :, in, ,,| pi, M.,ii,, .1 ll.i' , 

11.11 ,| Mi- Aim. liif',il. ..r 

I-' Ilii;!',;!; ill \\ilih\,.,,,l lie : 

fell, ••• l! M', li !M|, ii Hi 'he l'.,ll'.;ii 

'',. .IT. .: ' p, r.i'l.,np 

«,i Mill i; ni ".im 

\ll\S IN I! \\S Ml 

I'M A: .. . r 

Not An Ordinary insulation Job 

\,, I., I,. 1 111,11,',1 J..i. 1- I."-.. :l ' iii "I- 1 '" ••'• IN I IN \I. i'H\M 

ill \\ 1(1 AI. t.l NNI i; I II \ | \ | \ i ; I'M I Hi Ml! liilil I \\\-\ 

( , ; • : ; ii . . . : IN MK \W.\S 

"':• I-.'; 1 . .!• '•• . '•'. '•• " . -. I ' M . '. )> i,, • c i. 

I',',--, li' 

f HI HI mii'-i: si iii.i \s 1 

IM-ÎNil IN A( 

].; ,.,. 

OlTilM (IIVH Ml 

Tuiliir shirr inni 

JULIUS ROTH 

Tsiliif (or Mtn 

911 AKIIUHY AVI.IftlE 

I'M nn ci.\s«.irn 11 AIH 

1 Dli ((I H'K HI•:»! l.'l's 

Carpenter Repair Work ' 

WALLACE 

•-!»_; ( en I r,» I ,\\i-. 

MIII'ltlH I lltl.HIIJ. 

I O H I 1 11 It): I III H 

: "I Ml' .,!,.' Ml" W.llM 

1M % b ! ! ' '-ll-'.-'li,.,.,.•': 

I. :• i. >...';,,,, ,., | ,, 

ii' M,'- Miii'i'i I,, '.'. iM 

wp 

1' i- 

a- a 

Ail' 

The Next Sale of 

City-Owned Property 

will be held on 

Wed., Aug. 30, 1944 

WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR LIST OF REAL ESTATE 

TO BE OFFERED BY CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

W. 

A li! 11,. j I i ', I ! M, , ( , i '. MlJM 

in ,i MVIII A\|,. i\. v,, i'1-.i.iur.ml 

UillllliU. 

COMBINATION 

SCREEN and 

STORM DOORS 

Int. rili.iiiui.il.Ir I'nils fur In.Ih 

Suiiiiiiia .mil Wliilrr I -i\ I in 

(I -l.ii, all i.ai. \\< •.till 

dan iiniti a !i-u îrit-ilH iiiirr. 

i il u it ti Ijruii/r ii iit-. 

C. H, Shoemaker 

Lumber Co, 


Phone 0150 

I M I'VIIIINI, 1 "I! Illl M UNI I S INI I 

AMI lil I'\!1L (ll A HI M IlINi, 

ASBESTOS and ASPHALT RUOF' 

White Asbci-los Siclfwal 

I'I ..(.I 

I 1 .1 III-, 

Walter V. Hess, 

\i -. I'l, 

ill 

SHEET METAL WOK 

AIR CONDITIONING 

CRAIG and WALTi 

Ph. 0916 9ih & H»viB 

Plumbina-Heating 

BUILDING SUPPLIES 

Powell-Van Gilder Lumber Co. 

lath St. and West Ave, Phone 0053 

HARRY DIBB 

(\'.|.it'.il Oil Burners 

REFRIGERATION 

on, KI.'KM-:K NK 

Aulhorizrcl 

Gcneral-Elccliic 

Servicp 

O. D. HACKNEY 

Ph. 1224 931 Asbury 

Builders 

Cameron Bros, Co, 

Builders, Jobbers 

and Roofers 

I? Hiy.,,,1,1- pi. I'I, Im.'.' 

. liiril -.iilinij liir Ihi- ii.liu.ilh nf I 

1 > our jir.ijH'iiy siivi- ill lii.iliiiK 

r(»K (),i.iil hjIK imrl I'l'îirh. 

Tilly priil. rl .iB.iiiiM (hi, Hi.ilh- ' 

i-r illitl fill ri'.l^r prnpriiv i,il,!c. i 

I he i(ii|iliivi il ip.|i,',ii.ii,,, |.,i.|s 

, iintiiiim. «(• it ill I'lii'iThillv (nr- ! 

liMl vim iiilh lilimiiliH hir ,ip. 

i pliiiiK Hlrtl -Hlruiills nr ,1 I'.inl 

riiiii. 

K, (. WI.SKA.M 

H Ashurj Alt' 

Closed Thursdays 

SHEPPARD 

Auto Service 

U1J MMPS«IN AVK, 

Moyer Company 

Contractors - Builders 

rii. ma ia;:a West av, 

i, KISIPII MOVI.R 

CARPI^NTER 

!(ilil!l%(, AI 'I'l.liA'IIONS 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayville 

lllii Ml si' AVI, 

Wiilnid F. Stetser 

Plunibiny : : Heating 

I'liiim- II'. 

dcMn C*i>y. - 

Cement 'file-Marble | 

JohnPelto&Co.jInc. 

General Contracton 

I2r,o A.shury Ave. 

Phimi. OilSS 

Electricians 

EDW. G, KURTZ 

Will Pay Cash 

For Any Make Car 

14 ATLANTIC AVE. 

Ocean lily 

ELECTRICAL 

SERVICE 

J. H. BECOTTE 

H](i A -Im iv Aw. 

I'limir (MM (I 

Plumbing - HeatiW 

(HI III'lt\i:n SERVICE 

HANS BURKHARD' 

.itf. 

Painters 

: " 

: C:L"BRECKLEY,I« 

House »nd Sip 

PAINTING 

i SatJe Tires, Time and Miles 

OCEAN CITY- LONGPORT 

AUTO ft.. . , ,4 

BRIDGES U Tlcke t$'l 

25, 

Floor Sanding 

OU) I I.IHIItS. ST.MKS 

LIKK NHW 

RUSSELL SUTTON 

\nrtlifivlil. X. J, riifiiu 1 I*IPiiNunlvillr 1N!>K 

fguE€£issf tQ Walicf Mstllipwi) 

Mo Tf 

Stamps 

Dept. 

Son of Resort Sum. 

nu.t Residents 

Wins Appointment 

Ocean City People Invited to Have 

Interviews at P.O. for Govt. Jobs 

•' ! • 1 

' " • ' " I " M i Hi i|l> 11-1111- 

'" " " .i" I'nv tin , wi'i-k 

ill ui.iii.-n 

inni iip.in iiiui-1,1 ihi-ri'. mil 

' iin HI iiiii.in Kl:i i Inn JI net 

|j ,ii i .li , Lie- 1 -il ,1M IV. 

\] • I. . M, I' I illll, 1. , Ml, I 1 IV |l 

I. .• % .1 .!..'! lilV 

I ,. , , I-" ! .-. b, • n 

'-, IH..I... 

[ i 

< 1 iliiei fr! 

I'.lib-I 1 .-, ill ill. i..(Ml 

I'.'iifv l In-ill ti. the Wnr Hi,n 

ci-niir. whcie r.imr.iM»hli. ro 

.ire .iliilli.lili. .|i mc,,i,.,,| reiiiii 

Di.SIKAHI.K ROOMS 

AVAILABLE 

i 

, , I 

1 1, ., M 

|ll " '!• 

in v nfliee 1 , ii 

I'iJ.'lili ineiil: 

. Ml' If I! Hl'ii 

:."•";...'.",".'.',r.'.;.•;.•....'.-^.-v.-.-vr,:-• i.:-7.i ,:;;;:";,:;;; 

'I 11 '"Hi,, .i-i.l mil lein.m, |,r,,, in- ,'„., w ''-him 

i 1 ;; 1 ", 1 , 1 .'. 1 . 1 ;::' 1 " - «»•-'- ^,,\,ia, »,„, .,.„,„, 

wil'i I.IMlIK I'fiM* In Ib 

Blood Derivative £££"£ o^^" Parking Rules 

iiii'im, u'lii'hnri. ii.ciiiv 

lif ii hlT-RI- lllllllllIT 111 

I h 

I'U l'| *'!:< A WII.K „,-, 

hlRli IIS III miiM ill t||i. ,„„- 

l 

" ipplii.iiii , .I'll,! "'I' »':ir IllflllMrliil rintir. t.iw MUt- 

.|.|.-,|l.l|||.'l|l Ml (ll.iM, "! 

i!"'I lr.,iii Siitiiini-i Ml liluli,. ail] be iiviiiliihi.. (,,r 

n .'.,.11,,I.I. I.,i " ' 

-liMl |.,,l),,I 11 Ii 

ll'lll 

HAll in i i ! ' i i ; " 

(lil N ' l I 

P,'• 

ll' 

|, iii. ' 

iii:.-' 

14- -- ' - 

M: : ' 

os, |.|(|-nM ii "I 

II "• • • , : ' 

0,1. 

an; 

Fun 

in ( 

ail Ai: 

lloiii'i," 

nl ii. 

i«, i: 

lii ;i i.'. in i'l i l r.t I:I,II 

(ii.llv rinin H 3(1 n in |.,';, ,,,,, 

M- iiiiiii ibrt.IiMh I'l |ii;iv Mil. iil'.n 

'.i'i 11 nifi i il-,, eiinvi'iileiie,. ,,i !i|i|M|- 

" ""•'• liv lllii" I'viMwliij; i In ri, iii 1 |,I-I i 

'".mi". I" 1111(1. .(Ml Itli'lit 

M bc It lilllhiiriKetl bj (jive I xilfill- 

•i"l Mik lib Hi. MiiHiins ,i|,,| mull,. np|vilnlmi-nt.s nn 

"" ( ' ;l11 *''••">• 'In -.|»it Tin. iiiinliiiiiiii fu!e limit 

I i Hi, imi 

li ni ?,:H t. 

IlL'lllll'. ,,1111 

11 |1MV 111. Mil 

M--ii I.. W.if.b 

• •lil ll(iiiil). is l-i.. yrnr.. and 

1 i.'. nn minimum limit 

Commuters'Club Chatter 

Balks Measles 

To be Mide Avail- 

able Soon 

"•si, nf se|iiiriilioii. ii tleriviiUve [niiil 

ijl.ii.rt eiiiill'lljiileil in HIM in iili'fl 

ffireej, !hi=nii|fji Reil Ci'ii^-s liliiiiil tl.i- 

li..r I'l-ntci-s will siinii be iiVlliliiljli' 

,.i im eiisi I.i ihe iiidivitlilul. I'.l 

pleveiiilMll nr 111.idlllei.Iliill (ll il) : il 

kle;,. Mmlii.iii H IJ.ivls. Cliiill'liiiin 

i.i Ihe AiliiiiiiiM Hetl rjr.iKji. IKI.I iin- 

niiillircd. 

Ti*fi (li'riVi.llve. e.illed caiivii i 

lili.blllin, will be releie.ed by ihe . 

Niivy f,,r .ii.-i i'lijui inn niitler snpci- 

vi.Mnil ill (111 I(i ,| Cn.ss il;, Ilii 

lilllMlilils iiViiil.iiiie i-sc.-cl Hie 1'e- 

(Illlleineiiis ,,, (hi- iiriiie.l IMCCI'*, I'M 

(if Ihi'. sillihlrinec. Ml IJnViS MiU, 

ill MS 11"! ill liny Will reduce Ihe 

tun""ni "I lil'i'iii jihi inn nr M-r'im 

HIIIIIIIIIII ni|iiire[| |..r tUMIImciii "1 

i"iillfi*'.i l,ei vit (viieli hiii ,,1! ih,' 

' Ins liil.lii Illiiki :, .n.illnble ti. til" i 

enei'iil iiublir ii iihiri-'iMii;; rewili, 

i|(|l hi'reii.b.r,. Him Sully UilllHiil 

The Illijud iii-rl\ lilivi- will be ill- • 

liibiltet! thrmicli Mini- dejji.rlii,ei. 1 . 

"I hi'.ilih iinii I,,,-, 

88th Birthday 

JOHN f IIFESFMAN 

.!•,: II f'li' Niliiir. 21 Wiili 

Snare Autoists 

| Violators Again 

i On Increase 

Ai !!•]" Miuuing a dvclinc fof I 

I Mn:i•. {lie Voliinii 1 of pnrkli^M vlolii' 

,tii ! it>. ^^fviirfj hi be uii th** ihrrcasL 1 

" iiL-.niii during ijit' past wi>ck whei 

' Polifr .jikipn Hnward WnrjTn riii = 

: U'Mcii $87 115 flnrs or fnrfDiti»d bail 

nf rri(1T,ji-i--ts: 

: 'ITw hfitvifs? dny wan Mtjnday = 

, M inn jj;irkinK rrceipts weri* $h$, 

'J'hc jneku 1 giiihcrnd in Sti Sniurd&y 

'nnd $2ii nn Thursday last W*ek 

MoKt of thn jiojicc 1 siJirimonhPF 

i iîiiiii.i' I.. L«' mfiurd in inninriHL^ 

' u'h> pnrj. f ;irp nn the Htrreffi uvfr 

ni7,1!. :iii •ifiuoli ihrrr liriVn been 

, *inirtc fr.r hjnfkiiifi iiUf-yi, unt\ Mho? 

viijIriiiMhs 

11* iiisi- Pf=rKt ! MiHs nn lukinp $1 

!J;H! fi-nin ( arh cirivrr on most p;irk= 

im; lijiy-ijjips Hruetically iiunt nf 

i.'iifii njijifiir ill fniirt b< 

JuiL f i' W,irn=h:; WfiniinfV fiiut llr 

. h'ni ;:i.p|ii-ii i^nin^ mert* warnings 

IT 

PI, 

ilii 

'il'illi :, i ll ,||11 

111. , C 

ii I., ll 

• ••'I'k nil nn like rrpiiirlni! ,r.,,- 

Ihi MiKl f onirimCin, Chili p.ir 

: ly uiii br hrld »i iloeatrt. n\- 

illiy, Amusl IS. |f you hail ti, riiikH 

thi. last CHIP, be «ur# lu kwp this 

illll! llpfll. 

l-'..ii. i Yc-:ii;c-r my;, ilini br I . 

I'.iililliip ,i iii,HI, bill fr,,H! Hie |..MfM, 

,'•1 tin- lumber, eir we biive in ,.|iii 

"Vi'r hi ibe lnun evc-rv iMenini! 1 

lull'.' I)' bllildllliJ nil (K'eiiii lliii'i ,,r 

ii li",IHIIL! priijei'l ,,|i i!1(, b,u- 

Mr tliivn i.in,! ih;il Ilii Hid Cr . j, ' ,. | 

HRrernieni uii... (iiiiui! ti, inîiii. ili,i" ,nI ^ 

fltliw-iis in need i,l Ihe iiiei.slei, |.ru- 

phvljiJiis may reeclve li lit nn Cn-M ''I' 1 

fclllef- the blni.il Wiih (liillliti'd v-.l- Miiil.c 

niltHI liv by llu- in-nplc. 

'1'he Uiiniil IM ul.tbnhn will b- 

;tv;ulitbli. I,.r lie wiihiii ;ifi i,i i,' 

ciiiys Mr Diui'i i-ui|ih:iM/i'(l ih.i' " 

v.lll IM' (ibiiiiniible niily tliniiiîi 

phyhlciiins wliu in turn will rcc-i'lu- 

It thriiiiKli public health ngC'rieii.' 

!! if 

nn Tupiflny 

IlililKl), TOO 

An El.i'llKh tf-fiClHT was KaehiilE 

r> • hnrti,'. i'il-e n I-;:I,S ,.l Si.ullirrn belles 111 » 

liiuM iifl yefiiM ?i linn] iiu.ci bit by Ihe fturtinie 

BO.M i,i,,i,,l,,. Mi'.niisi' ni meli The elms hnti 

Hen irks poem, which be- 

ither ye rosebud.! while y.** 

c mini «a«i In riinrtse ..( a n..iy.' ami in she course;' uf the 

--M.n' fiwiicfl liv Liiiils B. levdii the tenchrr ft.sked for a slim- 

jibeil .,I Ml'.hlll. Alil'iliL 1 the ln;,i\ i,i the thnimht. One [Irl rnal- 

!. • iMlii, lil ili-ii.iii.ii in U-lii-i- i,'ir:ilb icili , ii-ci the feminine 

'...', ii.iiii !... uM.iiii were u>.i.fl pr,i!-,i(.,n (,f Uie times when slip an- 

'Mi: i'iii u.r.r ii .ii: r.,,,h Iîif ;,,,,. r, (i (irlib a man while yen! 

i, ^riiir.i;. MI uii'r. nun watfr rail! 1 

liM-i! IM: svasi.i:,^ and ulher 

New Vaccine for 

; I Infantile Paralysis 

ii, *;; i h .-.• .mci "- i 

tin- 

I ),v 

^ EPILEPSY INHIPJTID7 

WHAT.CAUSES IT? 

iiiil'.!' l|,]||.v|, 

mi- 'in. npiiilii 

JUKI ullr i,I flu- r-. nil - 

hiil iir ):, rsjin",,, 

HI nil iiii-niiii'ri. 

pleM.nl iii nil,- lir.., Hlilll- 

;., (iiiii the puny was n 

Mill ,|., ihiit t 

i, 

;i!id kiK.winij it'i wi 

ir iiin-c pf'1-wiiiji ni.at 

f-.r iiliii 

IlTiKiili 

by ihf= A- r,t-i If 

iii thin a new v< 

nt pr"li-( U' i- 

••! tit \i'Iiiji]i"H :r 


nsyi'dseiefi'on Hiii Inftreiilfig iubjoct 

I..:, j.,',,!.,!'.,;,!-! will b. nni HfJ.'wtill! M,ey loil, Is ony 

Mi::-.iil. bill in .nil- fiadgp wrii.na lo (In EducsMonsl D...i.on 

,• ;i,i hi l-i ill)',u- L';"i aSfi(ih*»c. NewTsKl, N.Y., D«l>l, II8I1 

nr If', .si!(..- 

'••' IM •' ,1'ilniMiii (ins Hwnly.dii fnifl 

I' 1 '••'» i Mnrrpll lire slirillkl.'li! vln- 

ill illl liliTlllr IMi 

Piirfil!^ il If w;mi li 

li "ll u.i... fi.'in 

i 

An-il,, ! ,,(•!• 

Ill ili j-,,ijt si- 

•I'M l i i ! \tV\\ 

1 . I/I-- illl ,.\ 

."k (lii , •-.. 

ijiii'e tnWiird in, 

1 n liii the iriiid 

ill thrill ihiir 

And iiproji". if 

lie ii i:reni Jiirik.' 

\:-k Kniy n.irteli 

I 

•IM- iilll-llllll-r W'll" 

«.i- 'is» .II i ' I" up m iim,' 

in.,k,' flM- ii,iiii wi'h.'il' iui',' f 

"i- I. IMH i e H.irrv Ajij.li-. 

Ai'n.i .-: p. ![(i-i|iiii 

> • • 

1 . i \ :liii, •! 

(ilily in-.! III, I i I 

s ijriiuituiiu: AiiuiiM 

Jl bv 2S i; 

i iir.l n-.'i-- b 

i* 111 \ M I I.M.I I IIM 

Mi .,n,i Mi.. Churl'- II 

'"I ii.i'ii'hii'r. 1 "iu«.i • [..;• 

M il;'. 1 

II.".II.M,, 1 

.i 

SEND ANY GARMENT 

111 HI 

SANITONE CLEANED 

I i.i (In It.il.inci- nr Ihe *r.i«.iu III Mill In- ' 

|;i:: i.li i ^, In (I nl. 

1,,-iUe riielti \t 

Worry of 

FALSE TEETH 

im- 

'i 

Slipping or Irritating? ' 

. '! 'HI' .lir Mf (IMllf-ii.il- 

iin. i.ihlc .".nil iilii!k!. Hi. 

nn !•"' ;.i..|i Tliat m:i\ 

,'^"'•••'1 var-s UK 1 '. Iim | i •, ,„ ,„„,,„.„„„ ,,v | 

«..!, Il Hlh i' b mi. Hi,- m.iill r'.i . |, , ,h .hnpint, lirnfiiunt f,f » ,|,!i' 

r I - n II I-- 1 liif' ri'.ic-liini; Ihiit pi.lii' | ;."!'. i •.;...ijlk. oijauth. lusi ,,-ki, 

new and lii'iii i'. ihiir bniviidii. 

• # > 

II i.imi' inn ihe iifw p.ilii'e lii. 

,!!., the Mill. I 1 lllMrilllll! (Illi! II lll.ill 

»;!-. r,[i"lird Meilllni; fliiwrr!. ill th.' 

Mill (t f-rc tleu iilld roiild It be iilir 

• • 

. Kil | 

Hill. t'.VSTI hill ii i,,ui |,j., 

rl, i^.tfii ppw.li'r EUiM, ,i riiii.ifk.il 

i.f ...i.lv.l ,(,,Ilff,fl ill!,] îilfliv tU 

pliln ninf, iiifily. «n tuii-nii 

fnsly Hsli- of (i-rhliv 11',, jlk-M- 

l Ol MilKITli 

NOTICE 

To Families of Voters 

In Military Service 

I'lir-iiiin! to I J L. IU44, Chaptor '), nuticf 

is hficliy L:i\cii tJi.it the Adjutiint Cjcneral nf 

.Ni'W Ji'ix-y hii- ifrlilicd to nii; thr names, 

In mil- ,iddri".!.fri and si-rviri* nddrosi's, whic:h 

hu li.it bi'i n til-ilt." tu nscerttun. ol the qualified 

iiiilil.uy M-rviii- \i)tci« nt this County who will 

In- I'liullilc tu \iitc nt the Cknrml Fjci tion to 

li' hi Id Ni.si'iiibfr 7, 1944; that said lists arc 

nn fill' m thi' C'nuiity Clfi'k's Office at Cnpe 

*\ 1.i> C niii't I IHIISIM \. ).. ,n>,d that all persons 

Ii.i 1 . in ' 1% iinwli ii'_:e tlicri'nl v c icfjut-sted to ;id- 

\i"i tin- ui .111> ( liiiiiiJe> in Ih Miviee addresses 

.ip; 11 nni-: 'li «.ud 1:»t.--, and i . the service ;id- 

tiii --( - 1.1 .iii\ military st-i'\'ii'e voters whostj 

ii,iiiie .ipi'i-.u- iipuii MI.', ill said lists hut whose 

-ii'i-i .idihi -•- dm- not iippeni' thereon, fijr 

tlii- |iiiipiiM' ill m.ikiim t oi'i'oi tions in said lists, 

l'\ i liiiinjiiiL; ui Mippiymu! SITVU'C addresses, 

Sl'lRLlNCi W. COLE, 

(Y-imty C-li-rk nl Cape May County, 

come to bring «r*. 

Mr h fhofoygMr Mil 

duetl a bfffhf M( MP 

Hotel Flanders Beauty Salon 

Cloied Wednesday Afternoons After | p.m. 

In PhiladelphiB 

Ori«inal Vin 

at 

1S20 Chcslnul St, 

and 

5000 Green St. 

eph 

5600 artcn St. 

936 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City 

in .!( iillr .lfl,llltjr [iii Niiili", 

1111 \ir siciiliiii .Mill All.mtn Ann 

•'•'I: Vi'iilniir Avi-.. nppiisilr Vrillinir 'I'lii-fllri' 

I'l.nil—.ll'kims.ih liml Fi-ir ,\vi,, Alliinlir City 

Jack J. 

PAPERHAW 

F»llm*l« 

pons. 

FUEL OIL 

CONSUMERS 

Suggestion to Our Customers 

iyn your new fuel oil ration certificate and 

ii with us at once. This will expedite your 

ind avoid possible loss or misplacing of cou- 

SOCONY VACUUM AGENCY 

81 0 Asbury Avenue Ocean City 

I i I i I b i tu mi I 1' u 

f I i i ii linn in 1 n HIM 1 ul 1 

,, ii | Hi II b, < li i d t . pi i 

| in i liii m '1 H li PI it'ci 

li 11 ml, \ P h iin in I i t 

( ni i il i h. 1 i ml Inn hi 

li u il I ,.i I Iin Pi,me i 1 li i 

. (in iin- dun i ni'K i i 

In d i i II I ml M. In lit 1 pti '' 

illll ,i c in in 

l,,d,, I ,l.m nil-i,I Ih. I I 

, 111 v tl l M il Ih pi HIII id I h 

'In II I)nl u fill,I nun Ihuii b ' 

hi t , d i (1 i nl In ludi • ' 

• • • 

lies! In vlul the bill rnlhiic. 

Hie in \t iirli will IM (I i til 

lil.ln in Auir,e.l Kiiplln: nil 

cpi'i mil IH- Mir In br III r. 

mis IIOU io riu\t\r 

II \ls 

(\ ni i i-iiiipli nn Mi,i,l (in d i ' 

I in, -Imi li il in Im "I .I"', im 

In \cliic I, r ii I ' miliuiii/i 111. 

I pi .bihl\ i I till ildlli- tin lni.li 

* \ i iiulliiii il in (lll.ill 111 ii 

pi ili I pi t K,ii(cl In tin OHln nl 

l)i I. ll.r 1 [.ill lîil it mil 

( i.pn n[ llu pimphlel lii w t'i 

I'll Mill Hu.iiHdi Hit 'lire n i\ 

hi ulit HIM il nil hunt iliiru, .mill 

M mill IIIIIII ' K tlull IIi_hv i\ 

ii.inpiut DipnimPiii ritfid (if 

PIIPIIM ll inspoll itliin Wli liiiiK- 

l 11 2 r > D C 

l)r mil Mr W bicllcillz ill HU- 

tliiiiiu lintl Mi J EliilelT "f 

Pllll.idi Iplllil lie i ic .uimilnp Ihi-. 

week nl The Overbrnok 

FOB QUICK RESULTS 

REAL ESTATE 

LISTINGS WANTED 

If Your Property 

Is For Sale — 

List with the Board and secure the services of its 

27 member offices. 

Place your listing direct with the Board office at 

5/9 Eighth Street 

Ocean City Real Estate Board 

Phone 0128 

"'i think I'd belter stop now' 

e? Please limit your call 

to 5 minutes",.good 

lion for these days vt\wn Long Distance 

arc rrowded willi war. It's a friendly 

'•>'!' '; _{ ' ' ', 

ful act (Imi helpH Ihe other fi-ilow—

OCEAN OTY 

gut two seasons hu filled mart 

than 200 concert engagements. 

•Sunday evening's program lol 

March Rellgloso 

"Wine. Woman and ... Chambers 

Bent" 

......Strauss 

•'OaVsUirta Ruitleana".,. .Mascagiil 

by the orchestra 

"On* Furtlna WirlniB".,.Doniiettl 

Thank aod for a OardeiV 1 

Pel Hugo 

by Donato ColnJcminn 

"OH Iltfriin" Kreisler 

"Wedding of tHe Rose",,,.,,Jtssell 

by the orchestra 

"MMO" . • • • IJBitt 

"Oo Down Moses" Burlelgh 

"Until" • ...-.•• - Sanderson 

by Donate Cinft'iiil/iii 

Andante from the Fifth Symphony 

. Tachalkowsky 

by the ureheitrn 

OoUfemlna, nationally 

rt, will be ftstur- 

s (2a$m$Gmmt% Eimm- 

•' evening at the Flanders. 

Oolftietolna was born In 

OUle WuM, Italy, He 

,U>e United StatM at the 

M, WhUe working as water 

I k wmtem railroad he de- 

; Ml CO-workera with Neo- 

\ 1W» and Venetian Mrs- 

•ocoropsnled by the bar- 

of hl» countrymen s guitars 

i.IN 

..Oflker of the railroad msa 

MS wtth the boy» voice and 

tal to'the Chicago Conscrva- 

f where be studied under Mme 

Qros&cup Perkins, and 

h Slgnor Arcannell, of the 

Opus Co.. Milan, 

llna'a debut was made 

i Roadni Band at the gin- 

TOen followed an 

with the Boston Eng- 

, Company and a tour of 

j States and, Canada as 

the 0, S, Navy band, 

i Philip Sousa. 

: NATIONAL TOURS 

(then Slgnor Colnfeinlna has 

• tldie* from coast to coast 

tours and during the 

Corset Seller 

Sought for $166 

Theft from Client 

Wildjvood police this week 

were looking for a corset saleg- 

wcoien who made away with 

MM belonging W Mm, Maude 

Yerby. 3M W, Oarfleld av. 

The victim «ld the saleswo- 

man appeared at her homo sev- 

eral days ago to sell her a cor. 

set, and took measurements. 

Later the woman returned and 

said she had lost the figures. 

She requested the eustnitier to 

remove her clothes so she could 

tail' new ones. The money was 

inside a glove pinned to Mia 

Yerby's slip. It was gone when 

she was to pay her rent two 

hours afterward. 

Coast Guard Wins 

Plea for Divorce 

Harry J. BHCiunn, of Cape May, 

a Coast Guard who was on foreign 

duty 18 months, was granted an 

advisory decree of divorce frrrn his 

wife, Dorothy, by Advisory Mrister 

L, W. Irickson "at Bridgeton. FH- 

day, 

Bsekson testified that his wife 

refused to see him when he came 

home from a long cruise. He charR- 

ed desertion. They were married 

at Stone Harbor in August, 1M0, 

' pnrsuiiuniiEns IIBRE 

! Mr. and Mrs, Paul F Bnrustresser 

I returned Saturday to thsir Pnts- 

ibtirgh home after a two-week visit 

here. They were at 13 W. 14th st. 

Mr. Bergstresser Is with the 

Aluminum Company of America. 

Pfe Madge Lamping, uf Han GaBriel, Cal,, met Cpl. Whlilwk, of Salt 

tsir City, H-hlle bath were serving in the Southwesl Pacific, Thye 

were high school sweethearts who had not seen racn other for flm 

years, and thrir's was the first WAr wedding in Australia 

Summer Visitors Here 41 

Years Recall Old Times 

No Trolleys, Automobiles, Plumbing or 

Electricity When They Arrived 

By OWEN PETTIT 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

PRICES 

>>/ 

- j. ' 

URTI 

Ford, Mercury, Lincoln Sales & Service 

Phone 0600 

1st mad Atlantic . Ocean City 

RGUSON EXPRESS 

anp«on Ave. Ocean City 

Phone O. C. 0900 

DAILY TRIPS PHILA. & SUBURBS 

Phil.. Telephone—Market 1S4S 

>thjla. Address 54 N. Front St., Phila, 

Forty.our ypnrs nga, when Ocenn 

City wns little 1 more thnii nn "in- 

fnnt" nmniiR Summer resorts, Mr. 

and Mrs. Harry Brebr, of Milivillf. 

bought n inline here nt 5238 Cen- 

tral av. 

i Binep that tlmr they hayn not 

I missed ,1 siiiBlc season and hnve 

watched Oeeiin City's gradual *• 

velopment into a full-fledged, mo- 

dern sraslitii'p resort. When Ihry 

first enme here tlieic wnre no pnv- 

ed streets, IKI niitomnbiles, no trnl- 

| leys, In fact, nil public trsiuspnrtri. 

Moil at fill, 

LONG TRIP FROM MILLVILLE 

When raining here from Millvillf 

they tnnk Ihc Cape May train. 

ehanBed at Sen Islf, nnti eventually 

reached thp islniw by way "f n 

little one-enr train, which hns since 

been dispnaetl with 

Puring their first Summer hwe 

they snw the tracks laid for the 

old Toonerviile Trolley,' which 

until a few years ago run the 

length of the island, Altlumgh the 

trolley line was replaced by buses, 

the tracks wore not removed Ufl. 

til recently, 

NO PLUMBING OK 

ELECTHICITY 

Mrs. Beeiie mentioned linvinq to 

carry water frnii a pump aertiss 

the street, as plumbing had not yet 

been installed. There wns no elec- 

tricity, nnd everyone used gnu for 

illumination and cooking. 

"We used to go nsliintt off a 

brielie that crossed frnm 59t!i st. 

to Cursoii's Itiipt," Mr. Beebe said. 

I The structure 1ms since been done 

nwny with. The ample mull sev- 

' tTul bnti storms, onr of which wash- 

! ed out three double houses i.ijar 

•their home, 

: In 1903 they saw the wreck of 

the Sintlifi after it had washed 

nsliori" At nth st in a storm. In 

their Mllliville home they have a 

JnjMnese jardiniere which was sol- 

[ vnaecl from the ship. 

THE OLD MERRY-GO-ROUND 

One ol tlirlr most amusing reeol- 

! Inftlijiis in of the merry-go-round 

which stood on the old bonrdWBlk, 

I "Many grown-ups." Mr. Beebe ns- 

1 wrted. 'used to 'borrow' children 

frnm siimeiinc in the crowd and use 

them fur nn excuse to ride the 

mcrry-un-round! 

I Tlie riiiiplp chose 1 Ocean City for 

ihfir seasonal visits Jjecnuse of "the 

j jienrf nnd quiet " Botli expressed 

; their desire to live here permanent- 

ly if ilii-y should ever ienve Mill- 

vill.-. 

The a'., to 3'a per cent death 

rate of army evacuation hospital* 

in the African eampaijn was the 

lowest of any umiy in history, Plaa- 

ma. siilfa drugs and f xciJlent BUr. 

eery were credited with this medi- 

cal' victory which put the death 

rate more than 11 per cent below 

that of World War I. 

Mrs. Frank Henderson and Mrs. 

'E. Bnikity Pierei.. of Upper Dsrtav 

were recent guests at Tlie Oceanic 

INSURANCE CONFIDENCE 

Best*? Insurance Guide with Key RailiigSi HsU every lite and taiyitiy 

sempany, rich ye^f, as te their Handing and finansial strength. 

H A = PJU^-ExfV ik-iii" nil Jin«5 the highisl honsrs. 

Eelsw art; the campaflieS which we ryprt'Sent, With Bcit'i K#y RatiD| far 

Ca?uaily CenipanJKS= 

Mgrjianjl Cuiuaiiy company, A=Pju§( EJieelietit 

MnnufHUUfer?r CaSul.Ity Conipaiiye A-Piiis, Excelic^t ' 

Lumbpinu'n'L. _MU1UHI Cjîijlty t;em!iany= A Pius. Excellent " 

Hariuy^viUe Mutual Canuahy Company, A=Pluss Excelleni ** 

Fire Csniii^nit'g— _ 

Myiua! Auto Fire. A-Plus, Escsijanj ••• 

Natiaiiii! Hctjilsr^ MiJiyal, A^Plus, EjECeileRi * 

Grain Uiaim N.ititna! Mutuiii A in 

wili| r t'lir r...iiin..nirn"ln nf' Till; N i "'- 

I.,,rn(it.iis, li*!i«.,luli.iii nf sai.l fnfr-fr- 

ati.ii: uriiilnl I.V nil Ihr «|.,,Wli,.i.l. i. 

Ihcrr-if iilii.li .lii! rniifnl anil IIIF rr.-ur.l 

,f ll,,. |,,.«-,.,-,lwif. af.irrs.ii.l ar,- ,„ « .... 

,lr W' II. v .11,1 i.fllr* 3« (If.lull, ll I.V 1.1* 

IN' TEST1MOSV WHEREOF. I Ii iv.- 

„„,„ „,, mv iilii.l ami affi.i-.l mv nlfi 

ial «al 11 Tirii1.ui, lili" Niiii-ii-i Tiili .In 

nf ini.P. A I), nnn th.ni'aii.l nw.f Ini"- 

'" f,,nvf..iir. 

I A MMOIMIY. 

Sr.rrtarv "f Sim.- 

T 21.1! (if!ll % 

~^ PROPOSAL" 

N(.liff i> Iwnliv Kivfn thai sr.ilr.l l.i.l" 

Hill I..- ir..|.|V...| ill till. iifTi.'r nl ill' I' 1 ' 

r,f(..r. |i,v,.i..i! i.f I'lirfliM,,. ami I'I.IIJ.II;. 

N.ii.ili ,'ln. Wall. l l . x . Trriit.iii ,. N J, 

CIM1NT 

tic in coNTAiHiRi 

IROIIN 1T0HS 

H,,|, I,,, il,,. :,l.,vr will lip rr-ifivpil at tllr 

nffiii. "I III, Ilinilir, PIVKI.III nl I'm. 

rlia... .iii.l l'r..|,i.rtj. Self l|..n«i'. Wr.l 

Mini.. SI.. Tri'i-.l.in. ? N. 1 I In AiiBii.l II. 

IW4 il 111 Ml A.M. KWT, anil will lir 

n,,f I anil in,.! niimrili.il.lv llicrrnfli 

K,,n ilit an.>ii» an,I till- I fi ! lilil fi 

t 

llicrr 

lilil, 

l 

K,,n ilit an.>ii» an,I till- I -fiii •! lilil, f.iH' 

traft ami Imii.l f,,r I lit- |.i..|.i.rl i«iirff of 

ihi- Xtali. nt Nm IIT- y l-i ii"t li-« limn 

llifj. of thf SIIIIIIIIII i.f ihn l.i.l, .mil iiiiirt 

I.,, ilfliviii-.l al 111' .il..vi' lilair mi UP lit'- 

f..r|. ill.' li.'t!! n,in,,.l a. i>.> ''Hi will lie 

.ii'-i'Fiiti'il Bllrr lin IIIIIII si'Fi-nirll. Hill" mil 

»i|liinlllFil nn 111,- •l.iml.iril lifii|«i«al fnrni 

(il niil.«'.l in .HIM till" tin 1 »|ii'i'iol a,|. 

,1,!«»,.,! »nv,.l,,|i,. mil In' ,-Mii>i.lrri.|l m 

I- riii.il anil will l,c ri-j.-iti-il. Tin' liiri-ctiir 

ri".rrvi"> I lir niilil I" ifli'i'l any ami all 

l,i.l« ami In iiwif.l . iiiira.l ill |«rt nr 

lii.li. if lirfll'*.! I,- ill, I" -I inllTr^ts nf 

i, StltJ. t.. .l.i Tlir .11. .-i.^.flii IiiililrF 

ill In- rnllliiril t" IIIIIII-II Hinily llnnil 

! iliF fiill ainnnnt nf fhr f,.ntfart, nf a 

I iv iimlinri'nl I" il" IIIIIMI^. llclfn Smqllpy 

IIII Ill Mny Hell (iwr Ililci 

nf Mill Dill! "ml y>. llclfn Smqll 

IIFII nr Ilili-n .Mny Hell (iwr, Ilil 

Si Mm LIUI ! an- iiiai!,, a party ilt-fi'ml. 

ant iiccanse yiiu ar? l'i ? asSii/iirp nf a 

i-rrtJiiii Miirliiaiie (riven Iiy Rnlierl J. 

. 1" "orry I?. SmillFV 

ilii.ii (h'lnliFr lili, I 1 '*!. Brill rritinii'il 

tiH,,|.ff ISili. IIMJII Mort»nyc llniili 3M, 

iiaB,- 18. rnv.-Hiiir iJil Nn. »W Hl.n-k r!o. 

'IK St-rti ,1 A. C>pnn City. Ni'w .TITÎ-V. 

In 'si-mii. Kiitx),M. whiiii saiil Mnr!Kiit;i- 

iy.is a^îiiiii"i In vnii liv A^nijtnim'ni nf 

M,,,,,,, ,l,,,.,i Imii-rrv l.tl, VI2K, ri- 

r.'.i'.'l.ii ...i lAiiuaiy IKIti. VlV, ill Aasiun. 

•„,-„( H....W .1.'. IKIBi- 1'' I'V >!•-• 

w»i the owner nf rtcnnl of tfi 

In flitriiim, ami ,]w ,„„% W, 

Mnnui,! .IdlfJ N1.vtm"lit,%ir l 

fimkllln I-0|« May r.iiint, u'- 

on Nnyrnilif. Sth, Vlli in »-? 

m, pant Ml, ,(,;„! k »^T 

.IliBlfwnman 1,, t|,( ,,i,| jj, f 

mil. In H'Fili-F til,, IIIIIII" ,,f t,i 

-LEDGER CLASSIFIED ADS • 

IFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

ni.nlii'iii-.l anil il-".-ril»-.l 

in i|-.r I'M.' I.!,,«.- nf Afliiiil nf Mill Hill! 

,,H.1 v.in. Mi -I i ,r..' S N:i?i-I, nfr ina.i,. a 

Mnril in ill' f.,,rB..l.lf A..,UI'ln,'.W -f 

M,,,,,..,„. ,„ ,„„. ..f ill,' . E«.'.-nl.,r. rf 

vniif faiiif-r'-. r.lair. vn.i ,liil MM! |,,m in 

I'lV.-rVf-fi- .-l.iin ^,1'iiP ii'li-M-iM ai (i, (l,p 

tlip Wili -if v-'nF fatliiT. tlair,- N. Snial 

lev. iii',-, a.,-.I. in a i,--Hi,!,, i.f thf ,,fr- 

ri'i"',' I'','.',".."-!!' '\fl'!nV nf .li.l Mill: 'inil 

I-,,,. 11, li-il til- llli-v Ilr|| nf Ilf-li'il May 

11,11 li,,-. Hi ii'i M S.l..lllrvl. On 1-1 

,.,,„,,» f ii,, tt.ll ..( lla.iv II. Smntlrv 

,|r,-,. ,.,.,1 ..,,- ,„ i.l,. -i i.ailv il.fi-ii.lani 

I,,.;.;.,,,.,- ii .ii.i I-,- all. i-i -I lli.-..- »•••- .... 

'V!",",.'.',,'".'.^' •.-'.'.,, '.. '..i,I.- '"•' A..ijii 

„„..,( :,i,| ,-..,i. !,. nnr nf Mi,l F«r. nt. -»< 

,,f ,|.r Will - f ilir »i j 'l I' Hi V I! Sinai 

!„,, ,1.-., ..,.,| ..,..!• lq,P .., ilaim In 

ll.,,,. .-, I,',..! in a 1. -,1-nn i-f Ihr 

„ „ 1 -l-i 1 ,1, ,. Ml,,.! i.i (I,,- 

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,-..., 11 -i.ii.H.-. N.»l a" l^-'ii 

.,i, . i ,'-, «.'! -f II nn H -i.-i.ill. y 

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1 ,.. 1 .|, ,,ili.il i-i 'In- fir.i 

(',,,., f S- I..-., f • ...I Hill- a-- I . ..„ 

I,,h,i h l.'.,.-,.|,i, nf Ihr Will -I 

II,,,, 11 J.li.li,, ,1-- i.l-.l II. III. I. 

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L, TM • 

Si A. M. \\ Fihif ?ilay for |iubliesiio 

lyrid&f is tile "Too L&te (y utMiifr 

CLABBB1BD AD BATES 

__„ Me 

t« iDKrtlen m 

J , P K . 

„„,, ,,f t....r,l nf " i'l.'r- 

Maiv lam, I--,, 

nf wsmmi ,,|,i 

; 

i.i.f vn. K.lna F il , 

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f-.f,- ha,-., , ,l..'»-,., ,-.,',, ,, 

All Classified Advertising Cash 

ir*W, olMiif •• worteiy •nd topvimciiit lo cuiianicri. Rrmiiliiieci 

riUemenll (ho««i ' n . MUST 1» Icrwjrdcd prampUy 10 Tlif Stn.'ncl 

B^mrn Far ^rt 

.Lin nil,- , f V..;i 

,-in,.l ,,i,.,,-. ,,f ,i. 

-/ .li.l Tiill: 

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:.„»,' nf An;..., ,.[ «;,;,! nm 

liinv r nnswiti. 

J;!;:";in-Jn,,j;:hii,l''" 

rli-.-n" (itv Veil- Tffief 

nn(ffl: Tnlv lilili. I'm. ' 

DEEP 

SEA On the LEWIS CARLTON 

Every SAT., SUN. and THURS. 

Leaves at 9 A, M, from Chris Dock ' 

9th St. and the Bay 

(/~sl Ciuard lilrntlfii alion Card Required On AH Deep Sea Trip,, 

lloiit Available on Other Days for Charter or Private FirUei 

Capt. J. L. LOPER 

Phones 8088 Residence nil • 

Bus 

hort Moeto Jrom 

rflt»ur»rlti. Ren- 

irater Close to nillin bath 

J and railrend terminal. 

water, private 

fig nrivilcps, IJB to 

to §8 daily for two, 

••• --•-» kly. 

"tJARl. "oW'WBBtoy av, 

mimm hospitality W the heart 

item Whispering evergreens wei- 

^û to nicely "tumtehefl rooms, 

bathlnB, shopping, Ph, 

AMUSEMENTS 

CHILDREN'S 

PARTY 

TONIGHT 

Friday 

Hotel Flander* 

?:30 P, M. 

Costume Floor Show 

Priies - Lolllpopi 

Enlertainmrtil for 

Adults and Children, 

Fee 35c 

Open to Public 

HEGER STUDIO 

Children's 

Amusements 


Ocean City-Seiners Point 

GOLF CLUB 

Somers Point 

18 Holes 

Take Shore Fast Line 

to Someri Point 

Reannable Bates 

Dining Room 

WiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiliiin 

Play on 

Municipal Courts 

BTU and ATLAFirriO AVE. 

25c Hour 

Per Perion 

Flanders Pools 

:i SWIM 

HEALTH 

Expert Instructors 

Special Juvenile Lessons 

Diflnf Tau/rht 

Avenit Pool Tenpentort 75* 

Pooli IDs Pools ti Room 80s 

POQIS, Suit A Boom BSt 

FRESH SEA WATER 

Boardwalk At llth Street 

W. HERBERT HORNER, 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

8:30 A. M. Daily 

Allen's 

4th and Bay Ave. 

Phone 8513 

(Coast Guard Iikiitifi-atlon CM 

Rrtjuind far OuUide FiiUi|) 

Charter Boats 

Row Boats 

Bait of All Kinds 

CAPT, "DOC" HARRIS 

On the Motorboat 

"Marie" 

Ftahinf In Bay 

They're Bltinf Now 

SAT. & SUN. 

Boat leavfs i A. M. 

from SB West nib SI. 

PMBJO Phone 0239* 

ROWBOATS 

LIVE BAIT . TACBU 

gOFT DBINKi 

UFLLMAN 

DOCK • 2nd U>d B»T 

FISHING 40c 

Childrtn 25c (rax Inc.) 

59th STREET PIER 

OCEAN CBtt PUBMO RSHINO Pint 

Deep Ihttf IMtaf «i Hl«h w Urn 

All D», Com. s at 

Ho inn Chur 

Gn+IANS 

• FONDECK* 

Ptymoulh PL A B'wi* 

The ptaee dJiJ 

Ocean City'" & 

and entertain the 

i 

MS. US* Centra] av. 

, clean, rooms, Oor- 

ll frnlshed apart. 

Mi. nicely furnish- 

a, nmiBiis. rooms. Near booon 

udtM e»% With or without run- 

^ « r i 408 Atlantic av. and 

IB Brighton pi. _ _ 

nd 

Htrl 

wr Hall 

RAl AVE-Wlde choice 

roams, with or wlihout 

o i» d ? BIOCK 

mm 

Near iwses, railroad 

firmNmVA, Bit Central »v. 

Urn comfortable, airy ronms, 

•"""lolauranls. shopping, batn- 

to protected beach, pooli, 

brink and B. R. terminal, on 

In ta, Mrs, M. J, Bommeri. 

IEU THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

l NAB9AU Beaehfrtint 

toufaenta. Cool, comfortable 

I n rooms In fine residential 

Mm. Ptt. bathi, Ovjriookliii ofli- 

tt. ft, 0. C, 9453, 1448 Ocean »v. 

0-li 

. HSMIHUBST. 

i av. Rooms wltl) runnlnj 

Double and (inile room! 

[ BrirtleRes, Nice residential 

Mn. R. 8- Streteh, Ph, 1310 

9-1 

TOETMABir 

Wrtty •»• offers exc, att. eonil 

M outside. Newly lurri. Bath 

Close to B'walk, beach & all 

Public din. room. 9.1. 

WUR, m Eighth it. 

WMf locited. Olose to beacn, 

»HWiBtl, All rooms have ruii- 

•l liter. Bath, priv. Double 

•Ms Irom 13,00, Phone M73. 

KEBBTStt Penniyn 

JllMKk from Second st, beaeh, 

»jg«BlBg mattresses. Bathing. 

^wTOm|150O per k »l 

floor®iirr6Mn 

tc 10 girls for sea 

per week, MO Sev. 

P" £t- tf 

"Wt room WHH private 

W4 l 

oom WHH private pore 

:4 or B people, newly fur- 

w* Innenprliig mattresses, Oth- 

^s lome with twin beds, Sep. 

MS tall rates. Also apartment 

Wutr, Boca Olega OottafLi, 

, .. — iOart*ni Bcctlonl, 

W Kition rd (corner Bit- 

«« Wist Btation rd.) Bui 

rge, pleannt, well- 

rooms, reas. and qultt. 

8-1 

Urge, double roonu, In- 

t mattreases, nleely fur. 

: beach, us up a weelt, 

om 1018 Asbury av. 

JWJor double room, Baihlni 

•TO. Parking space. I4SQ M- 

^Waortalile roonii ntar bay, 

~ rooms swept with bay 

cool, RsaMnable rates, 

. 14th it, or phone O4S2, 

- WO Wesley a¥, 

Brtght. airy rooms, 

running water, pri- 

5 

. ntar Musjo Pa- 

oer week, special 

» a-11 

-«i— J f°r rent, private 

_B0. a week. Hot water, 

n. Extra cots If de- 

B-Si, 

I Aib Received 

Bay More Warj 

BBAUTIPUL dachshiihd and cpclt- 

er sponiol iiupplea for Bale, Olean 

outdoor bntirding kennels, ahabel's 

Kennelj, Egg Harbor, 

You'll act a aauara Deal Here 

Loit 

BLUE nnii white print bi'It, nn 8th 

st, Mrs Durn A Stiles, 815 Ply- 

mouth pi. a-4. 

aiLVEn ideiitilifutloii braSlet, Ju- 

ly M- Hiiurii 'ii Hubert Hpirbuugh, 

Jr.. Bob's, HaniliiirgiT Stand. BaO 

"uardtt-nlk, Bewnrq. g-4. 

1LACK and bruwn beuyle hunting 

dog, [email.-. Reward (Mi iimpson 

y^ Pliojie ODUB. 8-4, 

BLACK billfold, t?unlainln(i service 

man'i mtat nnd money bplunglng 

lo Chnrles E, Miickey, Return to Dr. 

Blackmail. 740 Central av. 1-4. 

TORTOISE shell preierlplion glass- 

es in case, iMt Thursdoy. July 

27. Mrs. Jnrlt Mayer, 104 Atlantic 

av. phone 1607, iteward 8-4. 

flKVY bracelet, silver witiramy: 

thesi stones, July 30. Reward 20 

W. 16th at,, first floor, _M, 

Found 

CLASS RINQ found recently. Own- 

er mny hove same on proper 

Idem mention and paying Me fur 

this ad. Mrs. Neniy, 435 Main St.. 

Dnrby, Pa. B-4, 

by, f 

Do;is, Cats and Peti 

Sailing Instruction 

JOIN OUR sailing clue. Learn to 

sail Junior or Senior groups. 

Private or group Instruction in our 

boats or youri. Heaps of health, 

fui fun. HOBBY HAVEN, on La- 

goon, 17th st. near Bay. phone 

1367-J. 8-1B, 

Professional Services 

Private Instruction 

ORGAN, PIANO and COACHINO 

George Oasklli Ashton 

A B,, Bae, Mus, 

807 Bettersea rd. 

Phone MI4-M for Appointment 

Automotive Service 

FORD - IfERCURY - LINCOLN 

Aullinriiril fain & Sirviet 

EDW, (1. KURT9! CO. 

[it * Atianlic Avt. ''Bin WP t- 8W 

Chevroiet - Oldsmcbile 

SALES AND SKHVICE 

PAtMER p»'» A tS. i 

One ligur IlillKrr »! 

ffiiti! ehargf:, 

rsun rARR 

Puunlil »nd S.ld 

will! no 

BE SURE 

TO READ 

TOO LATE TO 

CLASSIFY 

ADS PAGE 3 

Visitors' 

Information 

The office hours (if the follow. 

Medical Physicians, members 

of the Ocean Clly Medical As- 

igcialion, arc listed for the con- 

venienre of visitors; 

CouitHr o/ pcein city'i 

Htdicii pbyiitiiii 

Aldiich C. Crowe, M,D, 

m Alinntie Ait. Ph. 0799 .. Rts. I7J» 

Oillee H(iur» l»] p.m.-;i p.m. *» 

hours SJt. Eve, • Ko Sun4i» Hsurs 

Wlllits P. Hoincs, M.D. 

Giinrii PMttitf • BiMise of tftc Ere 

MJ tin tt. Ph. oiM »f IWJ, 1 , 

OSice Houn ill «.m.~HMiiM !.»• 

Herschcl Pettit, M.D. 

IB7 Wcilfr Ave., Ph. 0176 

Orfite Hours 911 ».m. 

Kvcniog. hf AjpolBlnieol 

Mareia V. Smith, M.D. 

121 Weiley Aie., Ph, iMl 

j.J p.m.—M p;r«,-«ii, if Appiiot. 

So«dir—H ••». l« t P" 1 ' 

Allen Coraon, M.D. 

124 Wciley A«.. Ph._0059 

Otfitt Houri Mil i.m.—7-1 P-n. 

John B. Towniiend, M.D. 

824 Wrslfy *«•> M._»S9 

10-11 a.m. — "J-J «.n- —7-» »•"• 

Memtaii 0. C, Medieil A"' 

OFFICE UOUBB 

CHIIMIF 0' Ot|«» City 

Ostcopathic Phydeiins 

John E. Devine, D.O. 

Onice H0«fi II •.«-. I> 

Sin4«y 10-1 p 

Chas. M, V«ll, D.O. 

ill cmtn! A»t. Ph, MfS . RM, l « 

Office Hourl ti» «,m, to 4:M »,B. 

lUBOEOlt _- _ 

V. Thomas Aduil, M.C, 

I AtlliHi Aft, MU 

WMC RUUNG: ,^»« i« «• 

n caitntiil icUvltr niiv lam. 

aiioiliir lull will.i.ul liatiin(ni 

iUilliV 

SBWINO machine opentsn and 

unikilicd worktn needed Inline- 

dlately for work In OUan Oltv und 

Atlantic city factories. Capable qp. 

enitori can earn good money IIBIO- 

nt to produce vital war Rtstetiau 

[f ernplayed in eugnblil Industry 

statement of availability BMMSBry, 

Apply Ocean City Tint Oon TM At- 

bury sv. Ocean Oily or phoni! O, 

- UJi. _ M, 

^»»..„„»,__, and manicurist 

five and a halt dan » wftk. No 

night work. Closed Wedneuday af. 

ternoon. Top MM, Fl»nden Uco.j- 

ty Bnkin. Flanden Hottl, tf. 

WAHTHJ _ Housekeeper, i 

permanent position in Ocean City 

State qunllncatloriB. ajc and gulan- 

expecwS in flnt litttr. lox mi, 

Bentlnel-Ledwr. T-It-U. 

leal ili!l« .ill nqiilrt V). S, Einpio,, 

infill .Strvice issruvil. 

Male Help Wanted 

For Sab 

WE ABB AukMTH for now Hre- 

stone, Lee and Goodyear Tires 

and TubM, Brine ua your ration 

certificates; Official Tin Innpectlon 

i-tatlon; OPA prices. Flr.t grado re- 

capping: prompt service. KURTZ 

QARAOB, Ut and Atlantic av, tf. 

MALE KITOKBN HELP 

HoiBte'i 

Dtli^ at the 8a, 

WANTED—Bukel-'s Tielper wftll 

Duy work, Oood worttlng eondl- i 

lions. Ward's Pmtry Bhop, 7J4 As. 

bury av, ti. 

BBOOND coof for Iwtel dliiinii 

room. Only 2 iijeals daily. Excel- 

lent salary. Hotel Oceanic, lltli it. 

BO¥ of man wanted "t3~»ork in 

food store. Apply 1314 Aibury av. 

841 AflBUH? AVE. 

BEDS, springs. Innereprlngi, stoves, 

iceboxes, furniture and furnish- 

lnuB? ffntique furniture glass nod 

china. Buy and sell almoit nny- 

thing Appraisals made. Some space 

for public storage, JL 

Female Help Wanted 

WANTID — HAIRUtiESSERa, ex, 

perlenced, by long estahuilied 

year round salon, oood houi's, 

Pleannt worUiig condltlorui. oood 

pay. Helen c. HudJon Beauty Balon, 

[tn and Oehtfal. Ptione OWB. tf, 

. M around op»r- 

ator. |40,OD per week. Rouobelle 

Beauty Balon, 404 Boardwalk. i-M. 

Bi* BJB. Neptuni oUWoiMmotS, 

excellent condition, 1129.00 WK 

Aebury iv, . W. 

4-BURNfiH |B« itoviJ, SO-lb. let re- 

trigenitor, 50-It, garden hole, ant 

claw condition, other furniture. 

L*wn mowen sharpened ana «d- 

luatod. 04 Plwnouth pi,, ittwlld 

Boor 

el-Ledgtr. 

'ID—Becrtti 

WAMT1D—Becrttary, ûni jady 

for pemiBnent pcaltton. Btate 

jualincations, age and salary In first 

letter, Mr, Faunee, 819 Plaza pi. 

Et, CMAIR ^r »ale, prartlMl- 

ly new, M0.00, Dr. Hartnian, MB 

Ptihem pi. !•«• 

QUALITY electric range, 44>urner 

cabinet style. Like hew. $124,00, 

Phone 1427-J, 

WJLL give room and board to a re- 

liable young woman for assisting 

wilh general Tiouiewark In a guest 

house "from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Box 

4T?», aentinel.Ledger. 8-4. 

WANTED—Young lady over U, pre- 

ferably conege "girl, for usherette 

in theatre. Apply Mr, Dotti, Moor- 

lyn Tlicatre, tf. 

VEGETABLE cook to prepare and 

help chef; also womaii for ulass 

washing. Oceanic Hotel, llth st. 

and Wesley av. 8-4. 

METAL Beds, $2,03 to 18.00, bath 

tub 118-00: 2 chairs and table, 

mission set ilOOO; beaeh chairs and 

parts Sac to 71c each; crnonets and 

oasket il.OO: sumnier rup $2,00. 

ltaa Asbufy av. B-4. 

WAITREBalfi wanted. Must be ex- 

perienced. Jorilistolie'S Cafe, BSO 

Asbury av. B-», 

Help Wanted 

Used Heating Stoves 

COAL and wood twves. ranges, 

bueket.a.day, etc. Used bicycles. 

Reasonable. H, Bnff and BOM, 

Hereford av., Caw May Court 

House, Phone 8.8941, U. 

WANTED—BOYS or girls to work 

in hamburger stand, Oall at 843 

Drlaijcey Place, before 10 am, 

MA*LE"~ahd female, lountain help 

and waitresses, Oopp, 1M B*l 

walk. 

WANTED—KITOHBN help. Male or 

female. White _or colored. Apply 

Maxwell House Restaurant, Ninth 

it near Boardwalk. M. 

HELP wanted, male or female, kit 

elien help and general cleaninst. 

Ocean Call, 1418 Central av, 8-4 

Situation Wanted 

RELIABLE, white woman will care 

for children day or night, phone 

1413. «• 

MIDDtl-Bged refined white woman 

would ule position cartni for 

children, evenings or daytinie. Call 

or write Mrs, Russell, BOB Ninth_st, 

7-7. 

fOXTlONB - HELIABLirVfiHfc 

school boy will mind ehi.drei! 

evenings 30e an hour. Extra charge 

lor dinner dKhes. Please nolli,' at 

Btynt.qn_pJ.Jbefore_6 p.m. 7 U 

MAN. ii, honest, sober, reliable, 

desires good job In Miami, Fla, 

for Winter. Oood references, Box 

No, 2415. BenUnel-LedTCP. 7-24, 

MAN and wife desire to lease apart 

ment units or roominB house In 

Florida thli Winter. Will eonslder 

iaklnt charge of same, Beftrenoe, 

M47 Central ( i v , j M 

nt Agencie* 

f3 0^ BMPLOYMlHT AOKIOY 

'918 Witt av. Reliable htlp fur. 

OordfUa jffddoit, Prop. Phone l!t|. 

Announcetnenfa. 

CHUB6tt~f aein Ol&rif. J, 

401 West av. iervlce: Friday 7:4» 

pm. Private circles arraWpaÂp- 

pointmeliU Wedneiday, -niuriday, 

pointmeliU Wedneiday; fhunday 

PridRy, Saturday, Sunday 1 to 4 P 

Miss Neal 

PKIVATE'"circle Tuesday night 7:J0 

ASi private readlnp dally by ap. 

polntment. Bee Madun Lowwood ai 

816 Bay ay. after 5 p.m. Will con. 

tlnue until Beptember IB, S-U 

„.»..,__. ,--.Circle i 

day, TUMday and Thursday 

pm Private rtadtngi eMipl 

days and saturtiiys from I t 

Stevenson, 113 Wast ay. 

SXE1 _ LINOLIUM — inlaid — 

rugs—yard goodi call 1OB3-H for 

free estimate, PATTON'S, 52 West 

av. tf. 

QRABB ruit, suitable for boat 

uiwes or Bummer eottaie, 8x10- 

8x12, to30- Nice selection of hand 

hooked rugs. Shaggy and bath ruga. 

All colon and sizes In slock, Binltli 

RUB, Works, 416 W, Main st.. Mill- 

ville, N, J tf,. 

NBW DBLCO fuel oil hot stater 

heater, JO mllom. Abo metal body 

for i.4 .ton pick-up truck. Palmer's, 

rangH, cheap. 

DAYBED6, double (slide to dtide 

Wd) |0,W each comnlnte; bede, 

cDmplite MOO each; daft-book me 

(painM gNen) »10 00; 25 1b top 

leer. $10.00. jJSB Ith^t. S=4, 

WAflR Wrtok outSîfJ motor, 

perfect condition, M3.M, Afmly 

IVW Central ay,, and floor, 9-i. 

tlAN'g bicycle. Bou 

the-line jobs in France, Bight, a group in (new new firid elethtt tskt tlms out for • drink (ton Otto tratMal and • "MA 4f M 4W 

itudy of th« Freneli language. Left to right, Pfe, LueiUe Collins, Ml gelby ATtnue, 8t Pi^, MbuM Pfc. Goldl* JohiKWi, 7iO OtCOIli 

Street, LouiivLlle, Ky... and Fie, Mollie Weinstein, 2SU West Eudld Anon, Ditrolt, Uldu 

24,00, 

FINE targe surfboard, ilO.OO. iess 

than half its real worth. 503 Sec- 

ond st. Phone 1188. 8-4. 

MAN'S bicycle for «a!e. 4 months 

"old, Ma.00, 404 Atlantic av,, phone 

12B8 *•*• 

Automobile. For Salt) 

Washington 

Snapshots 

Experts nre confident that the 

1044 corn crop will set a new record 

unless draught shrivels it in the 

fields, lhe government's July 1 es- 

timate of two Billion 980 million 

bushclc was the larsest of any July 

1 The abundance of feed m ex. 

peeled lo result in a larier fall pig 

urop than had been forecast yue- 

viously. 

Some economist* say thai In view 

gf the bumper wheat liftrvuit the 

War rood Administration should 

reduce its announced goal of 07 to 

TO million acres of wheat in 1P4B. 

WPA officials beUeve, though, that 

while the war Imus, wheat In the 

bin is belter than money In the 

bank . , . 

The vital problem of disposing of 

the nations huge surpluses In war 

plant* and material seems threat, 

ened to become embroiled in ft fliirt 

over legislation covering demobill\4. 

lion of the nation's workers and 

sridiere. Chairman Reynoldi or wie 

Apartments For Rant 

1034 INTERNATIONAL panel truck, 

all overhauled and painted. Very 

irood lubber. Excellent condition 

Plume 1 4 2 7 - J , i i 4 

Plume 1427J, 

1937 V-S TOftnTudor, 1150, t. Lee 

Adams, on the Bay at 10th «t. 

0-4. 

Senate Military Affairs Oouimittec 

ihas announced that M* commHiel 

i will begin study of the surplus anrl 

'human demobilization problems as 

soon as enough members return to 

Wflshlngtqn . . . 

incentive taxation as an al.j tt 

sniall business durini reconversion 

is advocated by Maury Maverick, 

'chairman of the Bmaller War 

I Plants Corporation. Maverick als.) 

urges greater exemptions for small 

business from the present excess 

profits faxes , , , 

Charles p. Ketterlng, vice presl. 

dent in eharje of research for Gen- 

eral Motors, thinks that the auto 

Industry will have to operate at 1B0 

per cent of prewar level* to iaUsfy 

the demand for cars after the war. 

He believes it will take the Indus, 

try eight years to cateh up with 

the backlog market for auto, 

PASSED ————— 

A young N, C. p. was being in- 

terviewed by the War Office O. 0, 

IT, U. Board, 

I "What colored chlnairapn pen- 

| _ _ _____ _ 

I oil do you use for marking enemy 

positions?" he wo* uksd, 

-Blue, sir,' 1 EOld the candidate, 

correctly. 

"Good, and what color do you 

use for marking enemy patrols?" 

"Blue, iir," 

•Oood again," s*ld the member 

of the Board who wa« asking the 

questions. "And what color do you 

PARK PLACE APTB,, 882 Park pi., 

between 3rd »nd 4th sts, near 

boardwalk, beach. Complete small 

apartments. Phone 8898, tf. 

For Rent 

Boats For Sale 

FULLf SIZE baby's crib to rent by 

week, month or season, Mrs, Al- 

bert Oidfield, 1009 Wesley av. Phone 

I331.J. 8-7 

2T-POOT cnbin cruiser. Red Wlnj 

motor Apply 1034 Bayfrorrt (end 

of Waltnil Place between 10th and 

11th sts > 7 - 2 8 . 

SAILBOATS. 12 ft, Jr. Moth and 

IB ft. Duster. Both sold as is, fulls 

equipped. Apply 562 Yacht av,, Bu- 

rners Point, N. J. _*•*• 

IS-FOOT boat, dead rise, perfect 

Model A motor, fully converted 

Can be seen in Lagoon at I IS No. 

Point rd. 8-4-tf. 

liTrr, 54" beam, open boat, John- 

son outboard J,8 h.p,. Includes all 

accessories. Now in use, like new. 

Applv 1550 Asbury av. jM 

; BUNGALOW, furnished. 2 bed- 

rooms, bath. Kitchenette, dining 

: room, hot water heat. From Bep. 

UTflber 1 lo July J, or lonyer. Hej- 

Bonabk. all jay av._ a-4. 

ONE ROOM collage, ueciirnmiidnte 

! 3, avallabk. now thru llth: also 

19.25th inc. SM week. At 24 flay 

View ul., reiir. Write lie Sail Die-Bo 

av, Hollywood. Piiila,, Pa, 8-4. 

Wanted 

COAT ItANOEHS wanted. We will 

pay you he each for the wire coat 

hangers that you return to us. 

Ocean Olty Tnilor Shop, 744 Asbury 

av, ti. 

Wanted To Buy 

ANTIQUES. china, brtc-o.brac. 

electric appliances, refrigerators, 

good used furniture. Highest prices 

paid, BARNEY'S,"10J7 Arctic av,, 

Atlantic City or phone 5-0992. , , 

IHON, RAOS, METAL, •- «e,, 

BOUOOT—Drop » postcard or 

call the reUaWe ThoaiM DeOerbo, 

737 Wtat av. Honest jjrteei, tf. 

PI I l t ll 

S»- ?*J 

WANTED—Ek-ctrlc waffle iruii and 

electric mlxmaster. Phone 1823- 

R-12. Wallipr BPPslpv^__PoinL__tf1 

OLD ~FAlBibNED"~ "glass P a Per 

weights. Box 4677, Sentinel-Led- 

ger. •" 8-11. 

737 Wtat v. jj 

PIANOS, Iplneti, small uprights, 

baby grandsf BABNirS; 1027 

Aretie av., Atlantic Oily or Phone 

Ifll 

Ifllrrtrife WAJWBb.i 

pieces, or compile ills from 

horn, C»t my met before •eil- 

Ing for bedroom, Trvinf »om, din- 

ing room »et», stnaU planoe or bfiby 

trands, china, glau antiques, etc. 

Phone 1413 or imd card to Miss 

rlemUig, Ocean Court Apt*., 3rd 

tt, and qaean. av, tf. 

TWO or three room apartment for 

second nnd third week In Auiiust. 

Telephone' W. M. Pntterson, 87J7 

Baltiinorr-. Md.. callqct. _ 8-11. 

OOOpTised elotliini. we pnv rasii. 

Send to us we tell you wlvu «e 

will pny. It mil Batislied w send 

back to ynii. -Nilty" Thrifty Cloth- 

ing and Merc. Co.. 48 Bo. Potomac 

st," HOKemown, Md. ' 8-18 

, the National Manit .. 

Ocean City. Any number of 

shares. Write to Box 4878, Sentinel. 

Ledjer^ 8-iM; 

FORD Model A coupe or eoach. 

Must be In good conditidii. No 

dealers, 016 Pork pi., first floor npt 

8*4. 

Real Estate For 

Busin«M 5«srvice* 

Cemmorcial Printing 

IFWIi L BAHRETT, SO. Album Ave. 

n (Mi PHiittm, ammtKM lUliBB. 

il 

fti, IW. Pfi 

PIANOS'-^"'- 1 *"^ 

h«l AvrnlHi em City. r, i«^ v.en- 

Pliant llffj. 

SSVS FLIKLI Ite-itdt jrnur liorne wilo 

•kfie wilerprMf UbHtu. New methoil 

R, timed "niechanie.. Cih w t,rm». 

ri» dnwn Mytrient, Tmi eilimBie, In- 

Blp£NDBJt KOOFINa CO., 700 iU> 

urntture 

M *»liur. Aw, CO, 

_ ALL KlNOb 

AibUFv Aye. 

N*LJ 0AM, 

71144-101 y»>« , in -, 

Eaala-Pieher — anaken of 

hlfttwt quality mineral wool for 

.uKtion. 

TlSBtBY A^^-10 room house, 

unfurnished, good condition, aood 

eoal heiitini Dlant, Special price for 

quick sali, Ms, Prank Covert, own- 

it, 1330 A»bury av. Phone 10W. tf. 

l f bd d 

NICE collage, four bedrooms und 

jnaJd's room, furnished, near 

kel, rnunediate possession. B, H, 

h 488 Ocean av. 8^4, 

leal Estate Wanted 

HOUSE or lot for oa»h. State lnca- 

tion, taxes, etc. Near beaeh. Also 

two bedroom apartment for sum- 

mer 1945, 3 adults. Box MO!, Sen- 

UniULedger, 8-4. 

WAR Wire with two children de- 

sires ciituge or apartment lor the 

Winter. Musi have two bedrooms 

and good heating syitem. prferably 

gas Low rent. Mrs. Itobert Morris. 

Jr., 1802 Ashley rd,, Philn,, 26, Pn. 

WANT "tBTBy^bSiffi»niiiT. 

chromium finish preferably^ Call 

or write V. Hand, Beosley's Point, 

N J Phone 1823-J-g, 8.4. 

Pefionalj^ 

HOME COOKED chicken dinners 

Saturday and Sunday. JOHN- 

BON 2254 Shore rd., Linwood, ph, 

floPiers Point 606. tf. 

BIAMAN'B Delicious home eooked 

dinners, creamed chicken patties. 

Southern fried chicken: Fresh veg- 

etables, home made desserts and 

rolls: SHADY SIDE INN, 2123 Shore 

rd, Linwood. N J, Phone Somers 

PointJB 2, tf. 

PointJ __ 

VISIT our corset department for 

Birdies, corsetlettes n«d brnasieres 

to fit every ngure, Headquarters for 

uniforms, nurses, beaiitlcinns and 

waitresses Whitc_ and all colors, 

THE WISE SHOP, 8S0 Asbury ay. 

"PLEASE RBTURN ALL 

EMPTY BEVERACH BOSTLKS 

Beverage consumerj please return 

your empty beverage bottles to the 

place where you purchase your bev- 

erage Your dealer's replacements 

are limited by the number of empty 

bottles he returns. Ocean City Bev- 

erage Co., 1115 Simpson av. Phone 

07J4.J, distributors of PEPSI COLA, 

BBVIN-UP, SEA BREEZE BEVER. 

AQEB and Atlantic BEV1BAOES, 

a-4. 

WILL Loretta F, Owens please call 

at 1416 West av,, Ocean Olty? 


Electrical Refrigeration Service 

Kclriaatof Leonard Hatpoiat 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

710 Aibury Avt. 

Phone 1242 

NATIONAL 

FIREWORKS, 

Inc. 

NEEDS HELP 

For Essential War 

Production 

Here is yanr opportunity to take 

a full part in the war effort No 

iipprienee necessary. Earn 

while you learn. Pleasant work 

close to your home. 

Apply Today 

NATIONAL 

FIREWORKS, 

Inc. 

perioiiiiel OBlce, Twin tikes. Hays 

tiDdisf, call M,y5 LtsdiBf, 491], 

War Manpower CominisilSB, 1517 At. 

Unlit IV., Atlantic City. 

Brini birth eertitieate or gapiiimal 

etrilliiii, social sicuritr asd drift 

reilitratigg cards. 

liicntlil worker, will not bo sired 

Witlioul stalemcni gf •vaUnbllllf. 

we for our own troops?" 

"Mut, fir." 

"Wtatf 

-Slut, Sir," twUted Om 

date, "R'l tbs only cote Tn \ 

The N. C, O, cot through. 

The SottCBtflts of South 

tre an lndlvldusl Me KM < 

UrhaMlBglsU Ud nnti 

have been unable to trace. 

Boardwalk Restaurant 

Hostess 

Experienced Dish .Washers" 

No Night ftoA^ * ^t Bay 

ON BOARDWALK AT MOORLYN TERRACE 

i\ 

PUBLIC SERVICE IUI 

To CAMDEN-PHILADELPHIA 

Wcdkdayi and Satuida.i 

16.00 A.M. 12.00 Mean 

'•6.15 AM. 215 P.M. 

6.30 A. M. 530 p, M. 

8.45 A.M. 7.15 P.M. 

tlO.45A. M. 8.15 P.M. 

tDooi not run Sunday. 

tRuni tn Monday only 

Sunday 

4.30 P.M. 7.30 P.M. 

6.30 P. M. 8.30 P. M. 

9,10 P.M. 

lute! leovo far Sea Itle City, Avalan, 

Stone Harbor, Wildwood, CaM Ml? 

and Caps May Novol taie 

9,10 A, M. S.00 P. M. 

1 A. M . » « P M 

,10 A, 

11.41 A. 

S . M. 

».«P,M. 

luiii Lnra for Atlantic City 

10.42 A. M, 6 39 P. M. 

2.00 P.M. 9.00 P.M. 

:onn«e.ioni at Wildwood fa and from 

Cap* May Naval lift 

SKtviGi IITWIiN 

Atlantic City and NtW York 

for Informolron Ml 

OCEAN CITY TERMINAL 

Ninth Itrnl «•« Atlantic AVIKM 

PHONI 1296 

lite cost of livifif? has gone up like Ab— 

BUT trm price of elcctrk^ \m com down like AW 

NOBODY needs to tell 700 ffirtffii Wrfrf ttB*, 1 

ing bai Keen •oaring toward htgti C 

But taaybo you do need a remincler tEM 

Ilia coit of electricity fan Uflta eliding dowiU, 

If youri il an average touseliold, yon^. 

letting about t\dm n mucK electricity fcn) 

your money todtf IB jm did 15 years ago*| 

'And 1944 government figure* show that th«1 

average price has continued to eaee off al 

little —avan since Mop began. Th§t last 

tought to He music to your eart! 

Getting prices down anil hxptng duCfl 

Sown is one ol the e^ÛliatlT.'l KfflOfli 

Hchievementi. j, ,1 I, 

It took • lot ol tUnnjiig, . . ^ 

and practical buthusSB m*h«|em«mt to 

this job in wartime All »ur peopjt} hehêdi' 1 

,. - #^ 

i 

* ,'-'J

OCEAN CTTY SEmiNEL-tEDGER 

INOY 

Tile Friend y 

ining Room 

1208 Central Ave. 

DINNERS 85c • $1 

Uki from 5 to 1:30 p.m. 

9 toll A. M. 

Home Cooked Meals 

Dinner* 

Mn. FEUI Schnililtr. Prop. 

Inf to meet heavy quotas this Sum- 

mer. What each is able to produce 

depends upon its own activity, lor 

Ml material for the Summer and 

through September has been re- 

ceived at surgical dressings, head- 

quarter.';. 

Huge Demand 

For Dressings 

100 Million per 

Month Needed 

Tile American Red Cross, to ful- 

fill Its contract with thr Army, must 

shlB 103,630,000 surgical dressings 

each month, if it Is to keep pace 

with ths accelerated war activity. 

The success or failure of the Red 

Cross In this respect depeiit1« upon jin the War 

,'vcry siirjticiil Jresslnps worker in | Trenton, 

every work room. | Arthur F. Foran, state milk eon- 

Wciiieii visitors in Ocean City are 

urged to volunteer to attend Red 

Cross surgical dressings classes a 

Friday,' 

Public.Hearing On 

Milk Prices, Monday 

A public henrliig to consider the. 

the prices for sales of 

milk, 

will take place Monday at io am,' 

J R Y Blnkely and olllceni of the proached the Stone Harbor Yacht 

Const rsunrel Auxiliary Flotillas of .Club n slgnalm.in wig-wagged n 

Stunc Harbor nnd Wildwood Lun- met>siigc of greeting and lnatruc- 

iliiunwi- 'lived at the Yni 1 t club ' tlons foi aiiehoilng to the ep- 

inel Mi ViiiidC(.'ilrt liuriidiuin 1 var- Drom hint; Imnts 

km. Usilor, in tlie n sciubhil | jjoats n tinned to their home 

Au\|]|jiisi,-. poit ,,t oi'in. Ultj nt tlieli plensiin. 

SEE NAILING RACES following the snillnK races, 

Fnlliminr a brief address by ' Interest in activities of the Aux- 

'e."iiiii".ifiiii v i" nlnkely a few musical '«»» hns isrown materially in this 

103 members of Ocean City mviuicrs were rendered by vocfilists I'ounty during Uie pt>l few months 

_ 31. of Ihe United States i,j the Ocemi city unit' and the * n at 11 a.m. . Onnii I'nstry Hli,,p 

T!ie pariieie will have six (HUsiniis I •'"'•'I returned t0 Jler , 

ns we'll us prizes lor special rln,«l- her, of the Beacrest 

(leallijiis. Many of the prizes wil 

he uur ijtiiuiiv Tile queen U* Mun 

Constitution 

ftfi»'i proposed new 

*Fli»t of 12 iMiallmeiii, 

w it" 1 •»• » y°« 

cruise line! Mure Jhe \v;ir *t.iiN 

Hi priilfcihly wns the uri'nii^l nKm- 1 - 

till ni of Miiali rrnft iii p:iss iii re- 

fine reniileiiifi nl iuwns nn 

11(1 Wiitefwny. 

\y More War Bonds 

Sandra-Lea 

OCEAN CITY'S NEW 

Dining Room 

508.508 Ninth St. 

Closed 1J to 4 P. M, 

HOME COOKING 

HOME BAKING 

Breakfasts 

« to 12 

25c to 85c 

Dinners 

4 to 8 

85c to $1.50 


Genuine [RIDELLE 

NECKLACE 

By Richelieu 

$ 3.95 

SPECIAL 

Necklaces InEglrnl by the colors of (til. Rainbow thf 

beauty §1 th* run shininK tlirouyl! f-aiht-rv fioy.U Hinch, 

Slrjnd wiih hrmrmlv illus tint •-• • - 

Bracelets, two strands, $3.95 

Earrings, 2 7 3 bead, sterling silver backs, $2 

THE IIOIIHE OF VJitFS 

— Famous Since lim — 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

A tilt bearing iho mmi. '•MUTH" ii taut tuarani.f. ot ihe uilimaip In Bond 

(isle and ssynd jydgmpni df values 

OIFT MART OF OCEAN CIT\ 

826.828 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pier) 

Buses to Supplant 

Wildwood Trolleys 

Operation nf trolleys on Five Mile 

Hi nc h will be entirely ell niliati-d, 

[WiNi buses siili^tiiiiteiJ. neenrilini* tu 

it plan iliseliiftefl his! WifiE tu the 

ii iM* svere jxi^teci nt var- t'i seinhu 1 . builies (if Nonh ^ ikN 

its "f duty tlurlna ilie trip \uiuel. Wililwuiiil unel Wililwnoil 

fiiM'. an Auxiliary veisul Crest by the Five.Mlki neneh El-e- 

intt-i-1 .miiihrr tlisahliti IJ,I:I( In i!s trie Hnilway. 

il.n-i: .ii Sin Isle City Vlvl.il si:'.- Tlie eumpiii.y eun!eiii|)iates mnif- 

IiMlliir; wurk wns ennied mi be- ilj'i lnviieilUile apiiliciitiiin to Ihe 

!Wi lin.il). niiil, ns the fleel ap- Piiblie Ulility riinililissliin fiir em . 

:ind 

THE MIRIAM LEE 

COFFEE SHOPPE 

70« KOAItDWAI.K 

Our I7lh Suson 

l 111 

Highway Gains 

CHESTER^More Support 

block, Asbiiiy nv yhe h7J i —î 

• lie Beiillni 

Cotlingawood Comes to the Shore 

OCEAN CITY, N, j,, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1944 

Fuiilleitisn Office 

Red Mcn'i liall. III! St. and Hivcn An, 

PRICE 3 

3,000 Signatures 

On Petition; Som- 

ers Point For It 

somers 

t 

,h« 

m 

ptiiiit nfTic iiiklfiili (his 

nil riiilhll.Hliislle Support ol 

îil by Ocemi r|ty eivlr 

,n. Hint I Me Htille Hlull- 

ri.'iieni prnvlde n ilireei 

,,,»,- in I hi" Hluek UniBe 

THE 

NOIITHWOOU 

101 AVK. 

CUV, N, J. 

Fin! W 

Bil (•.ninii'i 

ud ciiy r"11• • > "•' 

i»han jr. •"••' ' 

dnvnr ,.f .h.. 

5MS Mi'll's AM 

In n-y m I" 

li:iimi:i". »f Hv 

v sniti thai in- 

'•'in'* M M'in- 

' : «"'i win, ii,(. 

,n, City IV.Si- 

hiii ii mi nfhir 

,,hliiin tli,. n..«- 

ivnn.n 

f '" V'"""" 1 """ 1 p '" plp "" 

*""" lrfl! Bj rbiirii Oldnrh. oiiia,h " 

Cilvs 

RYA N' S 

938 Boardwalk 

Typical Victory 

65c Luncheon 65c 


Cream of Tomaio Soup or Clam Chowder 

MEAT BALLS * SPAGHETTI SAUCE 

HBOILBD SEA TROUT, LEMON BUTTER 

BOAST LOIN OF PORK, APPLESAUCE 

«, CREAMED CHIPPED BEEP ON TOAST 

MINCED HAM OMELETTE 

VKOBTABLESi Mashed, Boilfd or French Fries 

J2K!S- o - r - tWO ~ W ' x BeaIIS ' SP'naeh or Crmmca rabba»B 

UEVKBAtiESi Coffee, Hot Tea, Iced Tea, (Milk !0e Extra) 

DEBSERTB: Cake, JeUo or Podding 

HORSEY'S RESTAURANT 

13S7.S9 Aibury Avenue 

Brenkfaat 8i30 to 11:30 Dinner 4:30 to 8 

1 .'••• Sunday Dinner 3 to 8 

Thm Only BOARDWALK Restaurant 

from the Gardens to 6th St. 

Windsor Restaurant 

Fourth and Boardwalk 

Enjoy Your Meals Beside 

the Sea 

Breakfast - Dinner 

GOOD FOOD . MODERATELY PRICED 

Op#n Seven Dayi a Week for Your Convenltnce 

GRACE 0, IIOIISANO, prop. 

Hotel Oceanic 

Dining Room 

WetleyAve. at I lth St. 

Large Tables for 

Family Groups 

8:30 to 11 A. M. 

8 to 7:30 p, m. 

Sundays from 4 to 7 p, m. 

$1 $1.28 

DIBKCTKD B* HAS GIBSON BOVD 

Business Men's 

LUNCH 50c 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

THE 

Tip-Top Grille 

On the Corner 

In the Heafi p' Towp 

9th arid Asbury Ave, 

DINNERS $ 1 

Serveil Weekdays, i.M in 1 p.m. 

Sunday and Holidays 

12 to 0 pJii. 

Breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m. 

Luncheon noon to 1 p.m. 

Eirept Sunday!) .wnl Holiday!! 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave, 

LOUISA T, t'ORSON, Prop, 

»•*••«•«•**•«*•******«*#•*## 

THE . . 

Garden Patch 

MARIE C. TOWNSENIl, Prop, 

Open from 8 A. M. to Midnight 

8th ST. and BOARDWALK—Next to Village 

•••••*••••••••••< 

Northwoad Where Dining Is Always 

A Pleasure 

I'nocl 

.Mnd(>riik> 1'rict 

Unvironmonl 

Courtcnus 

"To Serve You Well That We 

May Be Friends Always' 

MORRISON'S 


• Dinner 

• Luncheon 

• Breakfast 

Soda Fountain Service Phona 8508 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

Open 

ihnf n Ejjviim nf 

,l.ii iPts frniri plill. 

filVlllB .if fniil 

1'i.int " Mnvnr 

halt nf n Mr:'ii••• 

IhroiiEh I,IM«M.II. Ni.tilifli hi Ple'i- 

iinivllli mill i nilme ill tile Willie 

Horse Pike I'-iiTIi- t-lrdo In Atoe- 

csn 

Conference Heavy Fines 

Plans Shaping For Numbers 

Paper Salvage 

Drive Yields 

Poor Returns 

Only Twice Winter 

TotaJ; Population 

25 Times Larger 

Since mill-Winter. Ocean Oity's 

imputation lias Increased a,} times. 

But in ihe same period, the 

iimnuni of «erni) paper cifTicially 

eolilrlbutcd here to the war effort 

tui,s merely ehiubleel, 

Thi., cliseiuirauina fnet was um- 

lihn^lned Wednesdny with the re- 

liiiri friiiii Icicnl paper snlvaee offl- 

riflls that tiillectliin (if pnper this 

week totaled cinly nine tons. 

Since the cnlI»Ftlnn.s are now be- 

K mack' every twn weeks, this 

would mean 18 ions a month, Dur- 

IIK the Winter, without the infliit- 

'ti Summer pupulntl'in tn help out. 

he monthly tnta! nveraêd between 

is jintl cijjht tnns. 

Yel sinre jnlil.Winter Ihp pop- 

DiiUiqn huN suaref) from an pstl- 

mati'd 4.000 to a tifesent level nf 

N, J. Methodists 

Here Next Month 

C.ii 11 

u. i ,iii Cnv tin. 

•ember. 

• in nun 1 in prneress 

lei'lini! i.l the N. w 

•e uf the Melhiidls' 

will hike |i|;ieii In 

I:IM week (if Men- 

From 12 Noon 

Until 8:30 PM, 

and closed one day weekly (Tueiday) 

BETTY'S 

LINCOLN 

RESTAURANT 

9th St. at Wesley Ave. ' 

KNOWN Fon DEMciors ASO WHOLESOME roon 

COMPARE! 

OPEN FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER 

8 A, M. to 9 P. M. Daily . Except Wednesday! 

CM EAN C ITV - MIAMI - ATLANTIC ( ITJT 

Artequale Facilitirs for Biiiinuels and niniifr Firliel 

********************** 

ANCHORAGE TAVERN 

"One of Somers Points 

Better Dining Rooms" 

Delaware Ave. at Bay, Someri Point 

Phone S. P, 920 Beer by the Case 

DhUneUve Far Fine Food and Good Drinks 

|QPEN ALL YEAR 

Lobsten - Steamed Clanu . Snapper Soup • Chops 

Margate, N, J,, Pk 2.980S 

Watson's Coffee Shoppe 

One of Ocean City's Better Dining Rooms 

Ocean Ave. at Ninth St, 

WESTCOTT'S SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

CLOSED ALL IJ.IV TtESDAl*. 

WESTCOTT-S SEAFOOD RESTAt'R. 

WT, formerly f'hris', orfefs you nsrellerii 

mc.ils, moilpriilely prireil, prepared under 

the fiirivfinn of rxprripnerd rfslnura^ 

ieurs. 

You'll rnjny liininiT in Iliis i nmpit.|eiy 

reiioviileil dining rniim lirsidp (he Hay, 

Always plcnij p.-.rkin- !,niipe, 

Westcott's Seafood Market 

Telephone Ocean City 1465 

OCEAN FRESH FISH - DlnECT FROM NETS 

On the Bay, between 9th & 10th Sti. 

•Thp Mr: 

ancr !!l!iil!i 

j dd!'i if B i 

[csnolflrtl Ii 

sia'r .ii(' u ' 

nil mnkr ;i 

"W B.iiiliH'nrri Is a rnii. 

"•- B:.>' n\'.' hr cs- 

rn-i.ii i ht^ nf its f!U- 

Ii St.HUTS Pnlni wiih 

i l.'i rilrffuly lifts hr>pn 

•r iiiiilnlnnfl miiiii- 

i. their pl:ins with 

vilv pi'timlM'tiii 

v drsinibli' srenir 

•nic liiglnviiy sys- 

l,i cunprrnte with 

r..inniimltlf>s In 

We «- 

Man, Woman Held 

in Two Raids 

Knkinr ibe numbers fjamhUnK 

I'iiine :1s hiiiviesi bli.w In many 

inuiiUis, Pniiei. Judt'e Hiiward War- 

len nn Mnnclny assessed flii|.s (,( 

Sacjti euih :i(fniiist n mun and »u- 

llliK ue 

I. -i In. 

I.•ill MliVi- 

din..iii.>, 

ijiiiiilii F Allu-i'icl. pdstnr 

-I Mialiiiili-.i Clnireh and j ' 

>>l tile lurnl eifiiniiltei' un I 

I,:.-,, si-ill i.ul 700 leller-; Mrpjsoi: vhy we «li,-iiln >* ii be 

deiMils 

Tllllll) VK\H IIERE 

Un.- y.iil !fe the third enriseru- 

•We nf tlif uffliiiil bottv nf Rmi- 

ITS Point h.ivi clls.-us.spfl tin' mat- 

•not the nn';:,' A ciil-nff with y.iiii- 

ttyor Civil, w Siniblr niiil yiiiif 

ammtajotirrf,, and I bolirvr we un- 

JfRtaM rarli t.thrr'.e prnlilemo nnrl 

inforkliif; t.igrthpr fur thp inutii.il 

Senefl: .,[ „,;,- nq, ».•• 

Interest In HIM ilirni rnule In 

Ule Bl,wk Unrip Piko rontinupd to 

Boiji iipre tills uwk wiiti ihr 

Mnrit Mrn'o Atsnriation re. 

Ptrtinf nl>nfi!nl- 

fli-tl its intention of cmipetinj 

asaiaM ihe local club for the na- 

tloiinl nvc-mnn team cbninpionship. 

And It npiienrert improbable 'that 

any others would lie entered 

With only two contestants, the 

hosi club frit It would not be wortli 

the efTnr: nf conductina the affair. , 

CiMiiiE fiiiBs eciierallv arc "snot 

to pieces' because so many members 

are 111 the armed forces, aiiri others 

•.vrre up ncainst trnnsportatinn dif- 

ricultiiK. tt W.1S salcl Even the 

team; tli.it ecTipc'cd last Jear were 

fir bilnw their usual strength. 

Wi'h tlie 12000 silver Ocean Citv 

trophy as the prize, the annual 

.•astnii! t.iuninmcnt had been tra- 

riiiiinal nn Ihe second Sntiirday of 

M:'JUM fur 11 \enrs. 

Tin Wildwnnd Crest Fishlne Club 

will held Its Annual CnstinL' Tour. 

iirirnent at 4:3d pm. Saturday, on 

tlie bench r,t Wildwood, 

Burkhardts' Kin 

Dies in Normandy 

Former Resort VisU 

tor Killed in Action 

aid Ibe service provided last vein'I (iianuel, where they were rescued | 

by the company wns highly sails. J ,JV nllot|,nr unideiilined youtli with I 

factory iind I lint the company is ' ln oiitbonrd molorbnnt, ! «» f* f*. ,»]«,„ 

always npeii to siiBRestinus for im- I r-iiiisi oiiarris from the laRooii | MrS. WlFaCR LrowOer 

provements, .Utniinn arrived shortly afterward 

hnvr. horn here slnrn enrlv 

" ni11 """ 

Delicious Lobsters 

a Specialty 

• 

Steaks and Chops 

Seafood in Variety 

6 

EVERY EVENING 

NAN ROBERTS 

Hammond O i t 

Fun] y 

e Sergeant; 

After All- 

Wm 

Hie tli.itlo of live 

MANAGiMINT IY THi HAJOHTS 

Telsphonai Semarl Poln! tfl» ' 

SATURDAYS 

DAISY LIPSEY 

Pianist 

Attractive Bar 

i. 50, of Brid. 

little beyond thr 

nrsdny nmht nnd 

K sillt wns nim * s bv 

Howard Wtirrcti, Tliurs'- 

Pflrt;r ' 1 

his 

xcelknt food • appefizi'ngfy served 

Delightful, breeze-swept dining rooms and bar 

In T P 

t " 

b l R hls own 

wound up a 

ilk NORTH on Bay Avenue from Sh 

W M 

.••"''"> thn Mlows 

Iillwioiis," the of- 

W 

him 

rt. 

The Board formerlv contracted 

for only one bus, but found ii nff- 

essnry last year tn aiifiment the 

carrier capacity after the Wesley 

nv. schoorwas closed nml •iicrucd 

with Central av. 

Visits Resort After 

Monetary Confab 

Dr. and Mrs. Karl n. Bnnp nnd 

and tiMk the boat In tow, 

County Man On 

Eisenhower's Staff 

Raymond E. Hickmnri, of Bmiii, 

Cape May County. 1 befn prn- 

moted to tbe rank of major in the 

Kurnpenn tbeatre of war, it was 

lenriied this week. Mayor Hletanan 

went overseas as a captain In 

soti. Junior, spem several days 

Tlie Flanders, this week 1 

r. Dopp, recently appointed (ii-I of Oenerai I 

iir of resealch nf the Federal Allied hendqiin 

at March, nnd since April hns been 

attached to the adjutant's branch 

Dr 

Reserve Bank of phiiadelphla. rnrriB 

here followilif! Ills sttendance at. the 

internal innn! moiietnry eonferelife 

ni Breton Woods, N, H. 

Elsenhower's supreme 

dqiinrters. 

HOY R. DAnnv, JR.. vrvini.Y 

nEsininEs WAR IN NORMANDV 

—PAGE S. 

Wooden Tank Barge Built 

Here Used In Invasion 

Wooden tank barge's, ineludliiR 

the one built in Ocean City in tile 

V/mte!r of IBM, "gave all excellent 

account of themselves' in the in- 

VMion of Normandy as trnnsporti 

of vital petroleum product*, the 

OfTice of Defense Transportation 

reported Saturday, 

The barge, 170 feet long, was built 

here by the Holtz Boat Works and 

Basin," 8th st. and the boy, and 

launched In March last year under 

contract with the Army Eiiginefrs. 

The ODT said ft total of 20B of 

uw wooden tanM Mn« w«r« Built 

for wartime traffic. Sixty-four ore 

used In transporting residual fuel 

oil via the gulf intracoastal water- 

way from Texas to Florida, and 30 

niore are to be added. TTie Anmy 

uses some of the barges at ports of 

embarkation, and 12 of them are 

oelng tested on the Mississippi river 

for fuel oil loadi, ODT said. 

Besides Ocean City, other barges 

were built at Memphis, Tenn,; New 

Orleans. Lo,; Jackeonvllle, Fla,* 

Washington, DO,; Moss Point, 

Miss,; Brownsville, Texas: Dayton, 

O ; Plaquemlnej, La,: Bllqxl, MlM,, 

Hlalifth, Fla., ana Mlisml, Pta. 

Passes at 63 

Mrs, r.rnce B, Crowder, 65, n for- 

mer resort resident foi more than 

40 years, died Monday after nn Ill- 

ness of several months. 

She was the dnucjiter of the late 

Mrs. Caroline Carter, For some lini" 

she had made her home with a bro- 

th"r. Pled 8. Carter. In Court 

House, but formerly resided here 

She also Is survived by another bro- 

ther. Chnrles E, Curter, of Bilriue- 

ten: a nephew. Prof, C, Hush Car. 

ler, of Bethany, W, Va,; two nieces 

Mrs. Eltner H, Sterlman of Ocein 

City, and Mrs, Pranls Hess. Bnla 

Fuiieral services were concliicterl 

at Court House yesterday, with iii- 

tei'nent nt Petersburg cemetery. 

No FarkinFLot On 

School Property 

The Board of Education turned a 

deaf enr Tuesday night to the offer 

of a rooming house proprietress to 

purchase a "portlbn of the vacant 

lot owned by the school system at 

12th st and Centrnl av. 

The offer was made by Mrs. El. 

sic Ynunu, 1126 Central ?v,, who 

mid she wislied to nequlre! n piocc 

of Innd BdjoininR her property to 

make a parking lot for guests. The 

letter was received and filed, but 

no action was taken, 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hemming 

and daughter, Sandra, are, guests 

of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Woolston 

at their qottaie, 6841 Central nv. 

Word has been received by Mr, 

and Mrs. Hans BurHharrii. 81.1 IVn- 

iral av. !h:ii their nephew, Lieufen= 

ant Delbrit janics. was killed iti ae = 

linn In N'ni'mandy. June a. 

Soli nf Ihr late Mr. and Mrs. 

Stanley James, of plains township. 

Wilkes-Barrc. Lieutenant Jflriies 

hart spent his Summers here since 

early childhood with Mr. and Mrs 

Burkiiari.it, until he enlisted four 

and a half years njo. 

News of bis denlb was revealed 

In a telpBrani from tbe War De- 

partnir.ni received in Wilkes.BariT 

AiraH?.! < by bis brother. Secind 

I.ieuleniint John Jnmrs who was on 

emereency leave tn attend the fun- 

era! of Ilirlr iincle, Tbonias II, 

James, late of Plains. Second Lieu- 

tenant .tames had received word of 

his brother's injuries on July 2n but 

had not known of his death until 

last Friday. 

Lieutenant James was the yeninc- 

est infantry first serseant In the 

U, S. Army when promoted tn tha! 

rank at ilie ace of in. Two years 

later be Was piven the ratine of 

second lieutenant. He was a srad. 

il.tte rf Fort BenniriB, da , School 

of Radio Cotiimunlcatlon and fn- 

fnlitry Officers' School. 

He was fittaelied to the OBtli Di- 

vision and had been trained wiib 

the infantry for two years In Ens- 

land prior to D-Day. While there 

he receiveti bis flnai promotion. 

Lieutenant James was enuitiated 

from Plains Memorial Hlch School 

class of IMfi, nnd was a member 

nf (lie Miner Cnngrrgational 

Church, where memorial services 

will be held this Sunday. While In , 

Ocean Citv Lieutenant James at- 

C. Ferguson 

Succumbs To 

Heart Attack 

Death Comes to 

Prominent Citizen, 

Here 40 Years 

Ocean City lost one of its best 

nuwn business men Wednesday 

morning with the death of Cl£w- 

ricc Feruuscm. coal denier, who sue- 

umhed in n hear! nttnek at hta 

home, inja Asbury av. He was 05 

Mr Krreuson, active church 

wnrker nnd iraternnllst. hnd been 

trlcken sev nil months BRO and 

ad recovered only recently to re- 

urn to business duties. 

IIKSIIIKI) HERB 40 VEARS 

He was fiji nnd had spent 40 years 

f his life In this resort. He origi- 

laily wns enRoiied in the tixpreai! 

business with his brother, the lote 

EdKar FiTKUMOn, hut entered the 

iel business in ifi.il. 

He was treasurer of thn First 

Methodist cluircii, a pnst-mastor of 

he Ocean City Masonic Lodge, F- 

md A. M , a .Tnember of the Ki- 

•arils dub. Red Men nnd p O. fl 

f A, 

1JSEHAL SATURDAY 

Survivlna are his widow, itfrs. 

niia Murphy PerRuson: two 

auRhters, Mrs. Martha Bringhurst. 

Jcenn Citv, and Mrs. Esther Pul- 

"». Philadelphia; two sLster«, Mrs, 

:arrie Huverstick and Mrs. Mary 

leyiiiilds. Quarryville. Pa.: ana a 

rot her. John, of Denver, Colo. 

Funeral services are scheduled for 

p.m. tomorrnw & 

at ehangetl conditloBs, BMlt In Hag-' 

he quickly cancelled advertisemmta •( 

urging visitors to rent cottages ami 

apartments, because practically #»• 

erythinf already was rented. Then 

the copy was changed to urie «rt- 

tors to make reservatloni eMflf at 

weeks ago that angle was outmoded 

In -is- taies. Monmouth County j oecause the hotels are generally 

waj second, with 100.8 per cent. > booked solidly until Ubsr ^y mf 

Bussex was third with 104,3 tier iater, •'.. 

cent. Camden was fourth with 101,0 , prom the time eity adverti»lii« 

per cent and Essex fifth with 100,4 ; began, before Palm Sunday, ontp 

per cent ] It stopped two weeks ago, Use 

Mercer was first in overall sales, ume of inquiries by mall hid 

with 181.3 per cent. Camden was I runninj JO to 80 per cent heavier 

seecind with 165,S per cent. Olou- than ir, 1B43, the director galel. Dm* 

ee*ter was fourth with IM per cent j Ins July the office received cloSB 

and Atlantic was fifth with 162,1 ! to 130 letters a day asking for I*» 

per eent, ; sort Information, 

TELEPHONE WORKERS 

BUY 1,41s BONDS 

Men and women of the New Jer. 

Flotilla Grateful 

For Use of School 

Men Md women of the New Jer. '• The Occao City -PiotUJ* ^pf 

ley Bell Telephone compniv* or- coast thsard AUJUUBW 1 tmni s 1 

ganlzation In Atlantic, Oape Miy to thtfjibart of Education felt 1 

Hnd southern Ocean counUea in- expressing appreciation ftrf the (•»,« 

vested approximately 134.376 to buy ef the high ichool gymnMlufc lU 

1,415 war bonds in the Fifth War classrooms for meetings and 

Loan Drive, recently comlJleted. Instruction classes during the part 

toward u company-wide total of few months, 

28,877 bonds costing s'i8a,343, worth ' The letter, read at Tuesday 

at maturity nearly (1,000,000, ine night's meeting of the Board, was 

ibor-management drive signed by John B Brawley, Jr., Flo» 

final rport discloses this tills secretary. 

The Auxiliary has now ceased oc- 

cupylng the school prQperty.for Its 

weekly sessions. Work will start lm- 

mediiitely to reflnlsh the KymnM 

slum floor before the opening of 

the new term. 

week. 

New Kindergarten 

Teacher Hired 

Miss Shaw, III, Given 

Leave of Absence 

Thr Board of Education Tuesday 

niBht Rmiited n six-month letive of 

absencp to Miss Minnie Shaw, kin- 

dcrgar'pn lenclicT, njiel veiled to em- 

piny Miss Bette Tlinrpe, of this 

•ilv, til handle the teaching dilfies 

tluriiiB the intrrlm. 

Miss ghaw asked fnr the time of! 

in order to fully recover from a 

wi Imis illness this Bummer, 

Miss Thorpe, n Rrndiin* < »f Ocean 

City HIBII School nncl I o Trenton 

Stale Teachers' College, hn.^ been 

tenchinR since 1041 at North Bruns- 

wiclt Tuiwiisliip, nenr New Bruns. 

wick. 

The Board also officially received I 

and filed the resignation of Ray- 

mond L. FltP. hish school athletic 

director aiici physical education tea- 

Soldier Ballots 

Out Next Week 

Absentee ballot.s for the Novem- 

ber general election are scheduled 

to be mailed next Wednesdny, Au- 

gust 10, tci almost 2003 menibers of 

the ariiied forces with homes In 

Cape Mny County. 

Under state law. County Clerk 

Burling W, Cole is instructed to use 

reinilfir first class mail for balloti. 

to sfrvlce men in the United States, 

and air mall lor those in service 

oversells. 

Mure than 300 of the ballots, it 

is estimated, will be mailed to Oce- 

an city service men and women, 

Names nnd addresses of more than 

100 were obtained here during a 

surrey early this Summer, but quite 

a few of thuTii are under SI and 

not eligible to vote. 

Plenty of Coal 

When Schools Open 

Resort public schools will be well 

fixed for their supply of coal when 

py 

,'her, flho retired em pension be- 

ciuise flf disability. The resignation 

had been received the day after 

the July Board meeting, 

PHASER TRANSFERRED 

Me Harry V. FTaser has been 

according to superintendent 

E, Brown, 

He said this week that bins of 

the Central av, Brade school have 

been filled to capacity during the 

Summer, and that the high jehool 

has receiveel several deliveries. 

This is In line with the policy 

of previous years, and also follows 

government suBgestions that con- 

ended 

Church. 

Ihe 

Besides ills brother nnei Mr, nnel 

Mrs. niirkhnrcH, Lieiltenrint James 

is survived by his Binlidmother, 

Mrs, Jfiiiii V. Jones, of Wilkes- 

narre. nnd several other relatives 

In Plains, 

Lifeguard Ball 

Saturday, Aug. 19 

The Ocean City Beach Patrnl has 

scheduled the annual Lifeguard 

Ball to take place Saturday night, 

August IB, in Convention Hall, oth 

st. 'and the boardwalk. 

One of the annual major events 

of the Summer season, the ball this 

vear will feature the music of Lcs 

Saunders and his orchestra, now 

pppearinB nt Hunt's Pier in Wlld- 

wood and scheduled next week at 

Hamid's Pier, Atlantic City. 

A committee of guards Is making 

arrangements for the ball. 

transferred 'to A.O.P Replacement burners stock as much fuel now as 

Depot No, i, Part OeorRc Meade, | possible to ease Winter tronsporta- 

Maryland, lion problems. 

Boys of 18 Help , 

Fill Draft Quotas 

S or 6 a Month It 

Average Here New 

Increased registration for *>lee- 

tlV3 service by boys who attain the 

age of 18 is helping the ocean 

City selective service board tjll Ua 

quotas more easily these dayi. Be- 

en! ding to Mrs, Freda Bonhnm, 

chief cjerk. 

She said the beiard is averaging 

five or six new registrations eaeh 

month now. whereas a year or MOM 

ago trwe tsiially were only one ta 

three each minth available for to* 

mediate clflssifloatlon at 1-A, 

A blR reason for tte Increase la 

believed to be that the aimed foKM 

have drajtleally eurtaltod Uielr ««- 

ciaiized twining programs, Wnen 

these couraes were at full activity. 

a majority of the youthi slgn«l up 

for them before thty becaae IB 

and were therefore not ellglWt n»« 

tejrial for the draft, 

Mrs. Bonham said tile monthly 

calls for induction trem this

i v "lft (,-:;' 

Tax 

i, Has 

Increase 

Slate Association 

,Wmi that Post-War 

f Era Call* for GuU 

Oounty.fiaa had the 

increase !n its pur capita tax 

government of any 

oounty in Mew Jersey, according to 

'* «tatiatlcal survey of county 

; ftaftoces announced yesterday by the 

i . N t w " - • • • - 

Faithful Old Party Fishing 

Boat 'Sold Down the River' 

Nunziata* Once Rum Runner, Has Had; 

25-Year Checkered Career ' 

By nAROLD LEE 

Nuiiziata doesn't - live , hero any 

more. 

mtirr, 

alii' was built n Whiile Di'iich 

Ocean City baylronl on Monday, 

to iimkc her humi 1 lieneerurth in 

flea Isle City, The rnin iind c-Uiut's 

lU *£Fthta ISr"°pfir in Su «»* '* «W«Hn f « h»«-r haul- 

| v nit: debt reduction from 1041 w r ' d '" " ilWhp$ f! '" m hlM fll ' tk " 

^lptff.waa the largest In the state, , U.VE.AR CIIEC KKRED CAIIEKH 

The study shows that taxpayers i '•Nuiiay." as slip wns murr rifii- - 

[of New Jjreey must raise almost ! ilnnniriy kiiuwn. is ixpi-eieci tn nil: 

11,000.000 more for their countv j b- 1 suints strong next SiimiriM rie- 

' government.', this year then ihpy Titte n elu'ekere-.l mnm m ih,-., 

1 dit) in 1043. : parts over ;i jit-riud nf 2,1 yi>;it:. n: 

ftm Cape May County per enpli > 

till, taied on the 1840 census popii- iiiliini! r-miiti^t mi ,i per i-.-ipii-.i 

lafloq of gjjU, was given by the • bnsi.-. ht-nmsr mure ilnui linll' I-I 

j» Attestation as iiJ.M. compared willi ihe taxable prnpfru is „„• mviuni 

IIIJM In 1842, The increuse of S2.7S : i 

Tin. faithful old party llchlnR boat l"' : ; > M = ri "'< '"li"! tolling boo' 

of that name departrd from the "• r «» »"< '" u «' P" 1 "'* «»« brin* 

i iirt hnuis tii murker, out of HI 

I«le City. 

Dudim lilt' Pi-uhibiUun era sin* 

clii her part to help lubricate the 

ci:'V thrums liercnbolils by jc >i nili!- 

Cars Rapidly 

Aging, Warning 

No New Ones Until 

Long After War 

i With iin ijruspect of new enrs mi- 

til ,i yi'iir nfter war's end—and tlinn 

probably on .1 rationed bnsl.;--Key- 

. si mil' Automobile Club bi'lirvivs mi. 

lunMs i.uijht ti- act their ncr" with 

n -suci-t tu fill 1 use 

it just Isn't )i.i:»iblr,'- n chili 

-1ifiii in 1-^ snHi tni--. work ' fur thi 5 old 

rjf- l.iuv oil Hie road tn i 111 I l;i *i 

U,,. u::r Uilli^H tluir owners Mop 

itit,H!UM on a. prr=\\ar bash- " 

I !»• Club ealls :iltc ii! Ii it i Ii ,i ve. 

Just Between Candidates 

he riuii rur.iiint: fieri whieh play- vt it ^,ini^ riindnrled by ih' piih 

Ii, Hi ,Hi> Ariiiiii:!>tr;iiinn :i;ui 2 

llh'tiii o! t: himbi,i ylist ii shown 

"i i! '••: ;» r i I'lil ol tin vllirles ii 

11 «•• ,.,;I'I , .in in-'.i HIS Hi- .•ivil-i 

1! IV |-.-l- rrlli ,,' 

Is ;tlie largest of any of the ?: 

J| OUAM COUNTY IllallEST 

* highest per capita tux rnir amni" 

cdunties is the $18,70 r:iti' in 

!Bn, trtille Cape May Is secuiirt 

_i in this category. Oloui'i-stc: 

hi0 the lowest rate, $6.23. 

Jhe Association report did iii •-. 

qiMllfy the iiets by explMnlng thnt 

Cifpe May and other resort noun. 

tip einnot fairly be compared with 

I Shoes 

• FOR WOMEN 

Selby Arch Preserver 

Physical Culture 

Foot Rest Shoes 

' FOR MEN 

'Wright Arch Preserver 

Ncttlcton Shoes 

fe'reemon Shoes 

Stride Rife 

Shoes for Children 

1009 Atlantic Ave. 

(Just liclou (..is Office) 


The Assnmliun (lid wnrii III,it 

ruDniv cnvcrninij hoille« iji'iirnilly 

ihOulil study inethodi nl rediic- 

ing ta\nlinn und ism rates, In he 

really for post-«ar ailjuitmeiiii 

dbiiius- unvernmi'iit* In tlii> pi^,- 

iv,II- pi'rj.-itl will he eiiiifrimti'd will' 

in.Tiiv niiiinri.il problfins." Ii i.iiiii 

• ni'cr.nM-fl priviite llv-Mllie.i. will '""" '', 

in,ik, lliMh tnv;iti'in :! liliuji I! 

Ihv av,ti!i!f hi'ilir iiunrf T! ^hl 

t -ari-tn-iv inusort^n! for rmmlr ' 

frninents to redlirf tnXiiUMii i . 

i iiv ,i i!---|-1 ;l.. p.KSillll' ' 

C;i,ie May Cm,my', si.-• f-..• i 

trtS ful HH4 «.'••, i:iv ;i as (-W1 . 

nn lnccen^f oi $7*i.?MLJ siiuc i 

I'he ^!:ite îs i! wiioh' h;is iiifi fmiiilv n! p:irty h. ,i' 

iii-r,stiiis- ii'-ni 4th M ;ind FIM- HP'. 

•• M 1 - ...il .in;! ' 

•: i ,.II. ;i) vi n> ..|ii ,«• UIIIIT 

"r,,:i! l!u aTialy-is o! ,;if.irni:i!:n. 

-• i-jiiit11 ii in iin- iniih II appear 

\,.,\ iy pi i ciiit ,,j c;\r-i .ire owjii, 

I) B-nrkiT. 1 '- in ialii' imin-try tjroup 

i" ,i-iiti[| t i tilt 1 wai efTul-l an'-uml 

•;•'•. hiin.-lal t Nllîr'i.iil 'nanilf'r 

11 -in .iinl prndiii'iiiL' ami ir.in«iii,r 

•i n 1 An.iihi r ];: p,v [-,•;,: nr, 

i-'ii.il bv wiir!;i-i-.> 111 enliMl'in'tiiiii 

I i tn, II1II11M1I imllisiri Cl-.r.ips es 

• •'•l..^ In pi'iiii'ciiiiiiii ill the win-. 

In reii'iii mnrtlis • me cliib 

• ',-illBii 1 ,uid< ear m." h;i* in. 

• ..Kfd i liiivini.il>.!. 1 . ah]ii,ii;:h r:i 

iiip 

Thr 

BBT SOW CWldren't WW 

CMILPHiNS OUTFITTERS 

SPEARS -SHOP"- 

JtMiTWNTiC AVE 

ATLANTIC CITY 

S])e ami p..i. 

Mr.- 

;ipp 

-naili 

rnxin 

Ml- Mill 

! N , r 

DK, L, W BETTS & SONS 

OITOMETRISTS 

HOURS: « A. t,I. to 5 P, M 

by appeisimt'iit 

l!0g Allnnlie Aienue 

Atliiilie City, N, ,f, 

DIAL ill.ll 

IINIKU. HKHE 

:,;l Sihiiiliv Rnhliiii: 

Irl 1 \Vi-ill-e.Mi:l> lift. 

!.-. in • ' , a 1 !piul t! 

!' 1 . . M..ntl.iv Mv Pan 

(-,'iplliin Hill Dison 1 

-i«:•••• tn Sea Isle, 

( ! r 

C.1 

j A l l . i l « - | | l - ( l J U . i V • n l l l 1 - I n , . . . ' M i 

1 ". i:h t he hack ,.! his br..n,M ii ]: .:; 

1 pfili.ir..-- 11 «,.» a clrup ul 1.iin I 1 . : 

I !i,ip.» 11 wasn't 

11 Ha; 

:,: M, 

l-'Pl • I 

1 Mr and Mif, Ho'ati- W Ii;:, 

I U1/w - '"" l j U Mapirw... -il. pent 111,, ure 

ilt.îi^^.^â—.—«^^—^^^B^^H^^BB^.4 a 1 The- Hansc',,111 

• .IV Ml 

W.lllli-. I. 

'iii.iih 

M r .a 

.•I .1.;-. 

i.itk. ;• M- 

!:.- P,t!,i:,;i 

J,.; 

FOR YOUR "SUNNY DAYS PLEASURES" 

Murphy's Presents New Values 

in 

inafote 2)%^ 

You'll find the usual Murphy Quality in these 

Mwfiby Values, Dutton-butk, full-skirt stylus with 

waibts, big patdi potkets and careful >tiicli- 

ing. Ideal for tennis tourt or ktiditii, so you'll want 

• scvtral. 

• New "bare look" styles 

• Bright washabia colors 

•Chambrays and Ginghams 

• Chech, stripes, plaids 

$1.88 

Ceiling Price 

$2-49 

l].l] MURPHY 

and Asfeurjr Avenue Ocean City, N, J. 

Paper Salvage 

Disappointing 

Keep A Gas Book 

Cover, Is Warning 

OI'A 

tFi.in p.mr- 1 

\n tii-iii 

I., iii.iki 

vv.ii-iii'ii -1111 - 

mi! til:- nn, 1 

iiiiii ii ...k-. 

111.II Mppll:- 

.il,, uili |,,v,I 

tiiinks Tin.-,!. 

iiv !«. .1.skrtl 

1' i ,11B 1'ivi.lv- 

mini in :lu- 

-iflii u; 

.ii, hi 

lit ii: I I II \N KIN \ WHK 

MAXWELL 

Larga Mlftlian. RaaMnabli Price, 

[ol Hn Infk frwili and v.os- 

loblii for hialth and oddtd a 

Fancy Yellow or While Freestone 

PEACHES 2 -19' 

Calif. Iceberg Lettuce 

pascal Celery 

Honeydew Melons 

Juicy Persian Limes 

Hew 

BROCCOU 

Pr#par« Now for the tig P*sth Crep 

MASON JARS 

r-olm.Fil!ing, Big 

Flat Lucite 

$2-30 to $3.50 

"• 5c!a-Pc, Jor Caps • r """ •'•Me 

2 •'" lie 2-N. Jor Caps I^. "" 

Brownlee Buys 

Business Block 

May Use It As Show 

Room After War 

The iarRe businrss: property at 

7IM Asbury iiv. «iifi purehased tills 

week bs llerberi J. Brownhie. pro- 

prietor of (lie Druwnlee fiiriiiUire 

-ompiuiy HP tematively pluils VS 

occupy il us n shiiw room after ilii, 

war. 

The p!!i[;eriy «as uwncii by Le.lli 

PaUniin Sivlit yeni>- ilHo it was 

iiccupiefl by Lloyd a furniture sture. 

W!d lor the past two yeals lue 

housed tile factory ol the Oceuli 

City Tent Co. 

A Mittion who.se e^JH'iiseH are nji 

Inrpe .is tliikic of tin' Uiilied Slulrs 

uili b. 1 niter the war. must be sure 

its tax system provides iiieeiHlve.s. 

not penalties, for increasing p 

dileiioli and eniployrneiit " ^ Jump* 

II, Mcfirilw, Jr., pre*. Mefjraw -Ilill 

uh, tn, 

Kllill 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

"ML r 

CHIT MAKT OI CM TAN CITY 

826.828 Boardwalk(Opposite Music 

ii.ni ON 11 in.ot'mi 

!--:,.II Hri ; -.1, 1 .111.1 Mi.-- Fr.iiik 

Pi|. JI iii. 1:1 O.-. ,iil C i H iin M 

l I :i .t wllll tin- 

n A,., f. I-..- ..• r.riind island. 

K.r,- ii' 

.-p. n 

1., hilpnii; in- 

hi iim ii.iiiH'ti 

I Mr Ili-W I5-LJ!I 

•;;HT 11. nib. r«. 

Ri:,M) THE rl.AS>!ll--|Kll AI1N 

uiitf i 

Iiliiti 

,1.Hi i I.,,11 M lii'.iiili'il in! Vhiirl.n 

\rii; tr-t M. ( jint ribii ! I.F^ ,irr uri;! d 

!,, juil uili tiii'ir iiiMi-nr hillifi 1 .-- 

ul ;i,ip Iliglit «(i llii'V «ill 

in- n lii.ihi.' fur 1 niiri tnr» cirly 

I In- H I M hinrnilis. 

Tomato Harvest Up 

To Local Workers 

Th 

SALE 

TWO 

BUNGALOWS 

.tini urc 

^ ntit. pii fnr 

The Heated One 

$5,000.00 

The Unheated One 

$4,000.00 

C. E, STILLE 


f liur 

Tip 

Do You Wish To 

Sell Your Property? 

it uiih 11 

ilV( i tfU*'i•'•", 

tifili, I., i —t i 11 

\\v have pru- 

>vvhM\g NUilubly 

^ (if i'titta^PSs 

^, tivo-fiimiiy 

IIKI Htnall huU'la 

Jrwin Nicholson 

947 Centril Avo. 

EYES 

EXAMINED 

r, LASSES 

FITTED BY 

Dr. Harry H, Lake 

OFTQMETHIIT 

B Yr.ri clperlcDCC, Alt the Iltclt 

10 Ilatk. 

«2j ASBOEY AVE, 

Eil.lillihcii 1904 PhBBt 

14 OCEAN RD. 

COTTAGE — I iMtlrnoms, batli. 

firi>|il:iri>, cic. rurnjsbry, (Jar- 

upci'i with iiiTi i-iira loth* F»r 

hfclmv rful vulur, 

$6950 

3 Family Apt, 

lleaticl, Cuitiplrtrly iuniisluJ. 

On a main sircft. 

Price $6,000 

GILL and CARR 


»• ttai in,, H MM mmmr. 

^ nMni ut mm 

M mmmtn 

LOANS ON 

COLLATERAL 

At Extremely Aitractive Interest Ratea 

U, S, Treasury Bonds 

Stock Expunge Secuiitiei 

Cash Surrt'iider Value Lifu Insurance 

Inquire of Our Officers for Details 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

MKMUEIt lEUliliAL DEPOSIT INSLnANCK CORPORATIOH 

Watkini Table Salt 

Cider Vinegar 

White Dist. Vinegar ^ 10c 

ICED TEA TIME 

0rsn$m Pskoe 

TEA 

'/l .Ib Bkf 346 

Suiffio' in flovor. 

Mare qyaltty Tea f§F 

Oslfeiouf lead or Her 

ToU II l(h« (hi 

HEAT-FLO 

Flavor si 

am 

COFFEE 

•TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL 

fyllH* 

Bland 

on bsgt far i 

47, 

18c 

Ifore Florida Orange Juice 

fbawoed Grapefruit Juice 

Bknded Julst fXSSStm » N °'»"' 

fhillipt Tomato Juice 

16-si bol 

No 1 ran 1. 

week siipplind si'Vcrn] (•nnvlnclnu tnil st,,rrs |n thr flscnl venr I'liJiinj 

tu tlic rnystpry nf what nnp- 

IiPiii'd to the Brpnl American cigar 

-^particularly tlic 0 coiner, for 

which Ocenn pity aitjnr smokers 

now si-ircll nlmnsl fulilrly. 

The Department of Lnbnr report- 

ed there were only 36.200 mnnii- 

.0 

inclurinB'emiiloycs ai work in fiaiir 

fiiptorit's in May this year, i iim- 

jmrctj willi 4:1,900 the previous year 

and 55.5CK) W'Yiu were luniinK out 

perfeetuh and panotrlnN thp niontii 

brfurp Pearl Hnrbor. 

MAIS'POWEIl SIIOE'I' 

The decrease nf 17.5 per ernt In 

mrinpnwer wns held to be n majnr 

fndor in the empty ciBiir shnwrast. 

c y fj 

June HO. (he HlireaM of Intcrnnl 

HeVi'niie reported. 

f;«NTS INC HEASE j 

Anoihi'i I'Kpliiniiiion of nils Is, 

that crisis have increased lo surll 

iin 'xit'iit thai iiiniiufneturers nf 

mat him -nindi' citiiirs have been for. ' 

ccd lo use (heir pqiiipintll! for ia't). 

dmiion of liiaili'i-priced brnlids In I 

Hip cist' of liand-mndi' tiuars. work- 

pr>. who in-,' paid for eucli lW ri- i 

Kins ibt'V pi'iriuc". insjht upon ihp 

rltlii tu mnkp higher prieed brands 

anil .-.i/i.s nl the iiiiiher waKe rite 

thai nsi'ils. | 

Sllii .inolhcr fiirtnr is that the i 

nriiii'd t'.rnw a.-e i.iklim l no; noo.n.'n i 

îiii'rs a venr out tif civllinn chnll- j 

nf those Ihnl 

new inembrrs dur. Almost two biliimi fpwpr rlunw I ui-ls tinw. piimpurrti with fion.nno 001 

j brf (iur 

iim Iho Blnii'-wiiln ViPtiiry Ofial 

fniili'SJ. There were "M new Kl- 

wniiinns in tbis Division froni Jiin. 

Iliirv I liiroiieii April m, hn ail- 

i l 

Tiir lli'iilrnnnt-Bnvprnnr nlsn 

nimmenrleil ihe riiib fnr hnvimr 

an fserllent job of bond sell- 

li 

piiri'd nt 0 rnnis ur lrHS wrrp dis= oiilv )t viMir nen. 

Ex-Bridge Tender 

Dies in Linwood 

Alfrrfl BuKby. ei. ;, furmrr hrlrlae 

_ ti-nclrr nn 1 ho ni-iMin City-Somers 

»l! (luriiiK the rpppnt Fifth Wnr | t "' li '! t -"pans fur ninny yi-ars, died 

:,nnn ilrlve. In whirli members nr-- Tiii.sdiiy iiftni n shm't illnuss nt hi« 

"*IIIII!II*I fnr snl^f. mnn- thnn tlirnn 11 *ir11 *> in TJhwuufl, 

tlmrs thp quutii nr 18.275 Nrw JIT- 

}le * as >)" ill WhlilriES. N.J.. 

is 1 uhnli.. Mr awnln snlil. has "'" l was " hiu-hplnr. FiiniMii! sor- 

linsfii.d thn tlOOOOCMfl mnrk vlf ' E *'" bl ' nl ~ V m t " cl «y 'Fli- 

tlii.M frum tin. Mliltlletcm jinrlnrs. 

Rumirs Point 

Embezzlement 

Charge Dropped 

sey ns 

of f nt 

firnliani. 14, ii milk sales- 

in policr court 

ill,in. wen fiit.Tiissrd 

Dinrsdiiv i.isl wrrk 

Police Chiif nnheri J 

ihr comjiliimi by IVthijrj, 

enmpanv wiiitli eniiiloyerl Oralinm 

Margate Bears Nip 

Point Nine, 3-2 

The Mariiiile Ijear.'i won n 3-3 

Victorj' over the Homers Point Roys' 

High Wind, Full 

Moon Cause Big 

Tides; Beaches Hit 

Tone of Sand Carried 

Out at Momingside 

Rd. Beach 

fitvini] (i.ivs of iiorthpn«ti?rly 

wind, combiru'd with a full innon, 

ivruught hiivcjc ulUi Ot-iMin City's 

Diiiliilii; bi-nciiis Hlls wrrk ns thi 1 

litlfi ficMidcrl up tn till' hlithc.it li'vf! 

in fit lnnst n y^rir. 

Titli'S boil! HI uir ^ny niid ncoini 

Jill VI" lllTll HVri III [111 f'P fl'pl UlK)Vl! 

normnl .vineit Blind,.y, mu\ insult* 

nnd c)Ui>;ifif' untrrs wrrr- vmnv?u !> 

rmjtih. 

Thp wnrsl lilnw tn tlif Ijatliiiiii 

bi'iif'li iicr'.ii'ri'tl in Hit" vicinity nf 

Muriilnii.sldi' rd., wherp the churn, 

iim wnvcj, irtiupr-d nWiiy t-ins ul siiild 

nnd left" ii six-font hiiih vertical 

Jill, iiusl fitisicifi Ihr bnnrdnalk, 

U> iiKirk h:::h water line, A în;ill 

benrh pliitfiirin at Unit point, used 

for Ktonnji-. iind the honrrtw;ilk stnps 

wiTf washrri iiwny, 

Rvrn !ar diswincnvn, at 10th sf . 

Hriicli p.itn.l C.i|)tii?n TliDmas Will- 

irinm n?4timatrd an lO-ilHh yfrtlf.i! 

loss of sand under the Beach Pa- 

trol hfiidqunners building, when- 

the hljh tides swept beneath the 

boardwalk. 

The surf was so turbulent Wed- 

iiesday lhat scores of sun batiu-rs 

whd thought they were Gnfely above 

lilah Hue levei suddenly found 

thnmsipHes pneulfcd by waves, along 

wnh tlirlf blanket, 1 !, clothing and 

oihrr belonglriBs 

The ruijijli wnter compelled extra 

vlMJlancr by lifeBUardj, who svaLst- 

ed at least five persons out of dan- 

HIT during the dny. 

Along the bnyfrunt the high tides 

cnyrrfd Islnnds normBliy nxposed, 

nnd in a few plnces the water went 

nvi-r thf tops of wharves. 

Wild Dogs Prey 

On Chickens 

Lunch Room Robbed; 

Stolen Car Found 

"lintn Policr Wednesday were in- 

vpstiirniiiiR the robbery of a Stone 

Harbiir lunch room, which may 

lipve been entered by the same per- 

son or persoiis who stole an auto- 

mnbilr in Atlantic; City. 

! The fstnbiishment, operated by 

Mr, nnd Mrs, Joseph Maines, was 

I ciiU'rcci IhriJUKh fl winrihw Tuesday 

j nisht. Lunt consisted nf cigars, eig- 

I it i f I es and $5 rash. 

j In a lot nearby the pnllce found 

! n ijiiiked ear. which investigation 

Mist .Insert had hpnn reported stolen. 

Pack of 20Plaguet ,; 

Woodbine Fanner* - 

one factor helping to keep op 

the price level of poultry wu dl*~ 

closed Wednesday by Police Cblof 

Louis Stein, of Woodhlni, , 

He said the inland community U 

being plagued by a pMk of wild 

dm:- which hove destroyed more 

than lOOO chickens owned by fun* 

ej-a of the area so fir thta yew. ••••< 

Chlet Bteln said reports Indlemte 

at leut 20 nf the animals lurking 

in the woodj on the outskirts of 

town, venturing In to prey won ' 

chicken coops at night. 

He warned farmers to take «• 

traordlnanry pfoteetlve measure* 

thnnmcives, or suffer still greater 

losses until the pack can be elim- 

inated i 

Chili nine il tin- Pointers' dia- 

rnonrl. Wednesday. 

Bill Miillt'n pficiiid nncl baited 

the Mari:;iU' lerm'tp nutflt tn the 

Iriumph H" iiiiipcd cut n rloiiblc 

and a siiieir 

nfit >.roH-!i's 

He liiid Ihe Point 

until the seventh 

had 

Wildwood Barber 

Succumbs at 74 

Philip Miliiii'fTer prnprii-lnr of n 

bilrllir shnp nt Wllflwiiiiri fnr 20 

vi-sirs Linci f.irmrriy jn ihe sniiii. 

biinin-Wi fnr Ih years in PhMntlpN 

pllifi dlffl Tiicsiinj Hr wns 74 

Siirvivine :,re ills sun-in-law. C- 

Hnu-iirrt T'ipli.im, iiotnl prnpriptnr. 

fur 

urt. 

wiihiii-iiwii iiftrr si-tilf- I „,,(] u [•r:itiildiiiii'litnr Helen Tup-! 

shnniifc WMS m,idi> nut i,:im wiidwund iibnirlun 

nflir hiivliic stnrtnd with nn orli'i- 

mil qiiutn nf S-1.000.000- 

ni.iNn Trstm KINOS 

Fesiturrd rntnrtninmpnt at thn 

WPi'kly mei-tlne In simms' rrataiir. 

lint wns the singing nf Llllgi Bn- 

ri'lll. blind tenor of Philadelphia, 

whn ridi-red n Rroiip nf fntir solcjs. 

iirrntnpnniiiil nt the plant) hy I.nslie 

t* Hii'jl.es 

Mr. nnrelll also spoke hrirfly up. 

mi his biiMness. nn aEfney wiiirli 

ilii'iiiinhniit the entinttv for blind 

musicians Ukri liini-Snlf. Hn snid lilin = 

drrils uf blind nrtlsis am now niak- , ,, ... _ 

iiv> i |.i,r,fl livln r IhrnnBti the r-t -- -' i ^" • " ntl Mr! ' WllllUlll TmCV Sll'l 

rtA w « £ " * ft-- M p rlml M " " vl " Hnrrnr "f ftiildrrn. .Irnnne nmi B.th. Imve 

IW khw in'Sfna'inn Mum of $£.£"- " V ^ ^ «' Thn | rnturnod ,„ ,,.,ir ,,,,,,,n in fifne- 

Ihr blind iierformers alsn are'aid- "'•'• avn '- ' '»iv Phnnp 04 M 

IMS :j nditits Bus 2 r im, Rnntlnnl- Rfwiir-I 711. Wisli-v qy PK.ne rHK4 

Ledter. -11. 

LOST—PLACK "le.ither" wallPl"" All-" 

piiest 9, vUinily 4tii st. nnd Atlnr;. 

tif iiv. (ontained muney_ and driv- 

er's license of Frances h Rnberts 

lint! A uati b,,,,t:. mil Wesley av 

I.pPT-'Fnnd Ta"i!onin!i 'bivik"No 4, 

In name of Lawrence F, Reed. 

Heturi, to in Blh st., Api. 0. 

fl-lL 

Concert Pianist 

To Give Recital 

Teresa Fcrapy.ill. brilliant rnnrprt 

pianist, i,f piiilndeiphia. a mnnbnr 

ol Kr;i ISIP City's Summer enlony, 

will tive a reciinl next Saturday, 

Aui'iisi is, nt 8.30 p.m.. at the stonp 

Vncht Club, iinclcr the spoil- 

of tlip Wunll'h's Auxiliary 

club. HIT puiirert ernnd pi- 

ano will bf moved (here for the 

OtTilSiiiM. 

Mrs (i 

Hnrbci 

sorshi 

of the 

Nicholns NichoWon is 

president nf Die Wnmen's Auxll- 

i;irv ntnl ilic ciiniriilnn of thp re- 

tit:il f'vnhiiitpp is Mrs Nils Oustnf 

I'rirrsou Due tn thi 1 limited, seal- 

int' Ciiiiiititv nf ihe i lub hiiiisp, nt- 

ii'iidiinVe will In- iimited to lus pr-r 

LOKT-Suiidny N.ivv_bln"r leather 

, ~- - - =--— ,,.... wnilr-t wit 1] name --Tine" ill huh! 

IT_".""•„_ - H - 1B blue, belnnas in Kntrinn Rlni,i 

FOUND—firay kitten, iins blue rib- Finder kei-i) mnncy nnd l-itiini wal- 

bou wiih bell mi neck. 1035 A:;- ]ni inj):iy fen'nil nv. 8-11 

hluv !IV - _ .. LOKT -Lifdir" (iruen wrist wmrti, 

LtJMT -White nnrki't book with - - - 

p bk ith 

round Bold liandlp enntainina rn- 

linn books, with other parcels, 

watch and money Norman W 

Cbll 

y 

Campbell. 93(1 Ocean av. 

8-11. 


i!tirci,i>- nipjit mi bnardwalk Re = 

wnrri, 234:1 Ceiitnil :iv, _ _ JM1_ 

REKT-- RunMiil iw- furnishi'd. All- 

eu«t 72 Livlim room. 8 bedrnnms, 

dinil'n kiitlUMiette. bntli srrnennfi 

piirrli. Ji/inn woel: iinlil nfirr Labor 

biiv. then ! prlte hiilnnri- Repleni- 

bfr Hut wiiter lieai or win retr 

10 inonihs at J31(M) niontii owiur 

Ciiniinii Oil B,i^_ nv _fl-18 

Fbl"ND~W:rni't~Owiicr iiiny hay 

Mi-iii on prnper idcntlflrntinii anil 

jiriyinu Rnrfnr tli.« :ul. n-li, 

liOrtT—BruWli leatlinr -,(,Ulft bi'- 

nii CT Rl]i. raliim roiipnns liiiiulni- t.i Oenrtp T RnwLinri, 

•surd • (* B. .Sthrei'jer Hmmn ,jr mi rjp.irh bi-twcTii Duel nnd rjt! 

,u. 1LJ]_' C, IIII.I] nv, He\viird_ _8-_lfi. *t Turfdaj. 3d Mnniinusiili' rd 

|,r- | f.bST" L."i.Ih-S Hamilton yellott• unf.-; _ _ "-1! 

wiii,l \v:ileh. inlthlis EV,M Weil. BALK One uardnibn trunk uir sal" 

"-.fliiv. in.ir 10th .-.i bench. Reward jL'". 00. Phnti" («1H B-11. 

SAi.i-^10 OLD VOLUMES 

Chfirles Dickens for $10"no _i.- 

lealher bniiiid. 841 Central nv. pii 

BROS. _" 8-11. 

LOST-Bli.ek leaOier w;illet"." eon; 

tainiiiT mniipy, drivers licpiisp bp- 

im t.> Cntlii'iinr 1. pluiucr. etc, 

! d O 

em 1. pluiucr. 

Libcrn! reward 1110 Oeei,n nv 

LOST-A 

8-11, 

Mi. iiuil Mis. j. j. I.i'onanl ami 

childnii, of Ci'lliiiB*wn.iti. areeii- 

juviiiii n week's vaealimi a( Blue 

Hell I.iHh'P 

The 53iri 

liil'Iir nv 

b R 

Plymouth pi. and A 

' B - l l 

ÂLK- is r siiilbn.it. i 

10'h •', first flour n 

1OST—S.'ildier 1 !. wallei etintainin- 

miiiirv, iiniiiirinin furlnitch ;)anrr« 

Oti 3f W of Frank Hprrldei 1 . Rrturn t,- R-r- 

iient. Jii'Hin Fsnress. nth and simpj-un nv 

B-ll 3-11 

A/ever says 

PUBLIC SERVICE BUS 

KRAMER BEV'EIIAOE CO. 

110 H. Vlrsinla Av., Aliinilc city 

I'hone a.1135 

To CAMDEN PHILADELPHIA 

Weekdays and Saturdays 

tg.OOA, M, 12.00 Noon 

'6.15 A.M. 2.1 i P. M. 

6.J0A. M. 5.10 P.M. 

8.45 A.M. 7.15 P.M. 

tlO.4SA.M. 8.1SP.M. 

tBscs nst run iundsrs 

Run! on MondoV only 

Sunday 

4.10 P.M. 7.10 P.M. 

6.10 P. M. 1.10 P. Ml 

9.30 P. M. 

Siitei leave fur Sea Ills City, Avalon, 

; i Stone Harber, Wildwood, Cape May 

j and Capo May Naval Baie 

I 9,10 A.M. 5.00 P.M. 

[ 11.45 A.M. 7.45 P.M. 

{ Buses Lcavs far Atlantic City 

i 10.42 A.M. 6.19 P.M. 

. i 2.00 P. M. 9.00 P. M. 

• ««•«««»,««•»«•«..»..«.»•••««»•»«*•«•*«••••••••• ! :mnetrans „ wiidwaai M on. from 

1 Caps May Naval laig 

John V, Pontiere 

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 

Specializing in the Best Buys in this City 

33 Yea Fiperienre In Building 

Real Esiitie Appraising 

List Your Propprtlfs willi Me, If you waul Results 

Call nt 411 9th St., near City Hall 

Phone 8802 


New Type Direct Reduction Mortgages 

Convenient Rent-like Payments 

For Particulars Apply to the 




SERVICE IITWilN 

Atlontic City and New Ysik 

for InlirmsNgn Call 

OCEAN CITY TERMINAL 

Ninth Street and Atlantic Avenue 

PHONE 1296 

SERVICE 

LUBRICATION 

EXPERT - ANV CAB 

EDW, G. KURTZ 

FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN 

lit ft Atlantic 

Fhonei MOO « IS92 

This ii the housewife whs raket greatest pride 

In her speed, for her clothes are all washed and dried 

'Ere the morning is starred; ihe'j done with her 

buying 

And cooking and cleaning as if she were flying. 

Yet she wastes many minutes, for this is her folly. 

She loiters and linger* when boarding a trolley. 

And when getting off, while war workers stand 

waiting, 

She wastes precious minutes with much hesitating. 

ATLANTIC CITY AND SHORi R. R. COMPANY 

4-HII 

Everything 

Under the Sun 

for Men 

' Hot weather means thy riulit kind of 

rliithes—anil plenty of them. We're 

litMiti

•srm, 

lp Mftnfod 

Girl 

ttk-jL 

.. Ktmhetn prentoa, mi 

tat Frl- 

Ih the Oak Lawn 

Chiirch, Dallas. 

C Sorely, of trip Olty 

Presbyterian church, r* r - 

the ceremony, assisted bv 

JohM, pastor of the Oak 

Methodist Church 

wedding music was 

I by MIsS Els* Coot, solo- 

Blacft, or- 

ijtp shantung 

;Whll* Bible 

, surround- 

Martha ''Ann Reynolds at-, 

I the bride as mald-of-honor 

t P. Larute was best man mid 

•n per* Harry Lockhart Jr. 

Rotter* f Baldner, aU of Dal- 

and Mre. Fred Erlsman of 

!, cousins of Oy groom. assist- 

In receiving Tf the recepUon 

\ took pjf-^ after the lere- 

at thc^SJJBe'a home 

PrentlsHi a graduate of Occ- 

Clty High School 

The rehearsal dinner honoring 

'Uw oofalê was given Thursday eve- 

JdiUTby Mrs H O Tanner 

. Mr, »nd Mrs Prentlss will reside 

Ih MlUui where he Is employed by 

foe tfrtjw and light company 

• * * 

dpnfield Girl 

Married Here 

• quiet ceremony at Si Au- 

jie's Church Saturday at 3 p. 

pf^ Miss Dolores E. McFeeley, 

' tjtoughter of Mr and Mrs John 

Mêeiey. of Haddonfleld became 

Ufa. bride of George Donald Kell\ 

HAN R, BOD of Mrs Margaret DeO 

XUiT, of Qrammercy Park New 

-Sbifc City Rev Father Doyle offl- 

ctated 

John McFceley Jr, of Haddon- 

""/ Tfiljt. Have his sister In marriage 

Mn George F Roberts sister ol 

the bride, was maid of honor Ber- 

1 'tnun F Kelly, of Merchantville, 

"• ferved as best man for his brother 

» Both the bride and Mrs Roberts 

J WOK feather-weight wool suits with 

embroidered In scrolls of 

er« 

Member^ of the Oce^n City Dar- 

ken dttb *iD make a tour of tho 

Island some time later this month 

to make awards for the victory gar- 

den content which Is being spon- 

sored by the Club this season, lt 

was announced this week 

Several entries have been receiv- 

ed by Mrs Anna Eastwick 47 West 

AV, president of the club, who will 

direct the tour All victory garden 

owners are urged to register with 

4i$ Gastwlck as soon AS possible 

Ihe dub, which until last Sum- 

mer sponsored several flower shows 

throughout the season Is dcvotliiK 

lUe.f solely to vegetable gardenj 

for tne duration 

* * * i 

Hurleys Entertain 

H ^ Cabana 

Mr' aha Mrs Jerome L Hurley 

enWtaihfcl Informally 1" their 

bd#ch C*bfth4 on., SttpdWr July. 30 

h bf 

et hU 

Louis 

, ttpWr 

guests enjbylflg thr buf- 

party were JNjirs, nnd Mrs 

l Mr anH Mrs 1 DelDuca. 

d M 

Mr and Mrs Frank Pc&illi .-Mr 

«nd Mrs Thomas Gauin MLss Su- 

san Gnvin Mr and Mrs Oporgf 

Roberts Mr and Mrs Ilinnas 

RidEtlalc Mr nnd Mrs G Byron 

Mr and Mrs Edward Biickk-y Mr 

and Mrs Hugh Miller Master King- 

ston Smith Mrs Hcnn ' Rou- 

fauil Miss Sall\ Ann RciifnufT Mr 

and Mrs Christopher Kdh Mr 

Albert Homeland Mrs J C McCnd- 

den Pfi Wtllitim Dust WSMC 

pfc Donald Kelly WSN Mr and 

Mrs Thomas Madden JVIrs Adcle 

Weslev Mrs Louis Dennerv Dr A 

Bottuneier Miss Dolores Conner^ 

Lt Com «nd Mrs D Gressle\ 11 

Com A J Fleming Miss Helen Mc- 

Closke\ Miss Francis Hurley MIIH 

Qeraldlne Hurley Miss Doris Hur 

ley 

Mr and Mrs Hurley are the nar 

rnte of Lt Diinlel Hurlrv bombar- 

dier who has been on 27 missions 

.iver Furope to date 

Marphalls Celebrate 

30th Anniversary 

Mr and Mrs S Lewis Mnrshnll 

32C Inlet rd celebrated their 30tli 

wedding anniversary at n purtj in 

their honor Saturday evening at 

the Point Tnvern Sumcrs Point 

Mr and Mrs Marshall were prc- 

ynted with a crystal service Facli 

woman puest received an ori hlil 

coniee The table was decorated 

Tilth 30 American Beautv roses 

which later were given to Mrs 

Marshall 

Guests included Mr iitid Mrs 

Wavne Robert-son Lansdowne Dr 

Ex-Re«brter Weds 

Poughkeeptie Girl 

Mn) Juhn MoUct Tcasclale, U. 

. A., Tormer Ocean City resident, 

was married in Pouglikeepsle, N.Y., 

Saturday afternoon, to Miss Phyllis 

Duvlson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 

Chester O. Dnvlson, o^tliat city 

Rev. Dr. PhiUp Allen Swurte, pas- 

tor of the First Congregational 

Church, officiated. 

The bride was given in marrlnge 

by her fnthpr. Her slater, Mrs. Will- 

iam Donald Melll, was matron of 

honor, nnd Lieutenant Keith Mc- 

Kesson, Rye, N.Y., was best man. 

A reception was held after the 

ceremony for about 2S0 guests.-Ma- 

jor Terisdalcs mother, Mrs. Lydio 

Parry . Teasdale. of'_ Indianapolis, 

Ind., attended the wadding. 

The bride was graduated from 

Vassar C611ege in 1948 subsequent 

ly Ehe attended Mlddlcbury Spanish 

school and tho Dnlveiilty of JVJcit 

lco. • She is associated with the 

Spanish department of Vassar Col- 

lege, and is ii member of the POIIRII 

keeijslt: branch of the Americnn As 

soclntlon of University Women 

Major Tcasdnle was irrnduatcil 

Mrr J Van Ashbrook of Phila- 

delphia li residing at 308 48th st 

for the Summer 

• • • 

Mr« Florcnct Davidson or Phil- 

urti'lplua Ii> at 706 Mouilyli ti-rr 

fill the rest nf tin- season 

* * • 

Mr atul Mrs Hen nan Snvaluno 

f Tinony phlliidelphla are spend- 

ing the week end here as guests of 

Mr and Mrs John Castlgllone, 737 

Mooie uv 

# w • 

Mn, Paul H Pettlt ttlio Is spend 

Inc tin- Summer with her husbutids 

p iriiits Ur ind Mrs Hepjchel 

Pittlt S07 Wnln av »as Joined 

Sunday bv hci mother Mrs Ralph 

vine 

L 

Suday v m 

Scvmour of Plalnv 

Mrs Ralph 

Conn Ac 

compaiiylng Mrs. Seymour,was her 

tl d h t Mr Pkr Lll 

p y g 

otlu r daughter 

ami 

h 

iLlnsley 

Jr 

from Ocean CItj, High School In | II in-rom 

1930 and latei attended Rutfi-r I 

UniverslU and Massiuhusftts In 

itltulo of Twlinnlofi\ from whlih 

he wiUi grndliiiti-d in |^ 4 U*ek beret type hat and a white 

). * A «ceptlon was held at tlv Mc- 

t VMIey Summer home 918 Park pi 

t to members of the immediate fnm- 

Shower for 

Miss Wescott 

A miscellaneous sjinwer was given 

^Tuesday evening at the home of 

Florence Dalbow In honor of 

Doris Wescott whose engage- 

' ment to John Pcdrlck was announ- 

Veil rsoenuy 

The room was decorated In raln- 

1|pw COIOTS An umbrella hung froin 

i tllf chandelier with streamers at- 

ttebed to many lovely gifts which 

• wwu placed on a table covered with 

, •.erepe paper "Ish net" tablecloUi 

J Present were Mrs Cornelia 

BoawB, Mn Kay Albextus Mrs 

Mjilinil Ktsby. Mrs Mary Andree 

Mrs May Lovely Mre Ruth Mlt- 

1 ehell. Mrs TheUna Fields Mn 

Florence Adams and Mrs Eleanor 

- Thompson 

Other guests Included Mr and 

4 Mrs TTieodore Dalbow, Ted Ram- 

J i»*yI The Misses Florence Dalbow. 

1 MlUfed and Rosalie Fullagar, Betty 

i. Lou Letonard and Ruth Ann Pettlt 

t WUHfX* KELLY GIVEN 

' -MUltifftlBE SHOWER 

* :ltk Ocorge Uddell Davis, of 

Oennantown and 8 seavlcw rd. cn- 

tertalfed Miss Peggy Kelly, daugh- 

ter of Mr and Mrs John B Kelly. 

t«to0 of Qermantown and this city, 

mt • surrjrlse shower and supper 

At her Summer home recently 

Kelly has announced her 

to Ensign George Lid- 

vie, Jr, who Is now ststlon- 

r i|ld i '«t Camp WaUape, Texas. 

, «, ArfSnudimtely 3D guests were 

'V, .breseht »t the " 

hmnwynne. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Al- 

b^Mi Nicholson, Haddon Heights 

Mr and Mrs. Russell Itutton, Crati- 

bury. N- J.: Mr. and Mrs. William 

R Oarretson, Ocean City. Mr. and 

Mrs. W. W. Richardson. 'Jr., ot 

Wynnewood 

Also present were Dr. and Mrs 

Donald Rlcgdle. Miss Alice Bloom 

Mrs. Marie Ogey and Mrs. Pat 

Wltte. all of Philadelphia. 

* • • 

Haddbnfield Couple 

Mark Anniversary- 

Mr and Mrs. Joseph DelDucn, of 

Haddoiificld, celebrated their 25th 

wedding anniversary on Saturday 

July 29 at their Summer home, on 

Bt. Charles pi. 

Amid a bower of flowers they re- 

ceived many beautiful silver pre- 

sents. 

A lobster and champagne supper 

was served to the following guests: 

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Madden 

Mr. ahd Mrs, Jerome 8. Hurley, Mr 

and Mrs. John Healer, Mr. and Mrs 

Louis SIKCI. Mr, and Mrs. George 

Rothermcl, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 

Gavin Lt. Com. and Mrs. D. Oress- 

ly Mrs. William Millar, JVlrs. J. C 

McCaddin. Miss Adcle Wesley. Mr. 

J Louis Dennery, Mr. Albert Haag 

M titt DelDuca 

lano Miss M. Antoinette 

Corporal Vincent J. DelDuca, 

W.8.M.C, son,of Mr. and Mrs. Del- 

Duca is serving in the South Pa- 

cific. 

• • * 

Announce Betrothal 

Announcement has been made of 

the engagement of Mis? Helen 

Lchrman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

E. J. Lehrman, of Atlantic City, to 

Sergeant Gilbert Katz, son of Mr, 

and Mrs A M KaU 946 Asbury 

av. 

The engagement was revealed at 

a party in the NCO Club. Atlantic 

City. No date has been set for the 

Wedding. 

~ CAKE OF CUT FLOWERS — 

ritvui rr«n du mtkafi, k»t nidr »n Aiird viili 

U) » û* kittt (Mt (cijrtitt cm u loci • dlj T»lc« • «>r In bol 

loci in 

10 

I* 

MI imlll irtsB duiflu » * 

Miss M, Van Hart, of Hfitldori. 

held, is vacationing nt The Lin- 

coin, 

• # • 

Mrs. E J Jones and eon, ol 

FluslilnR. NY., are sptndlnj several 

niiys M TUP Lincoln, 

• • * 

Mr, and Mrs. Snj'.iiuel D. Craig, 

nf Bhurnn IIIIl, Pa., are liere for 

the month at The Flanders, 

• * • 

Mrs. Rebckah W. Yiiuiii!, nf Lniis- 

riowne. Is vacationing ai The'Lin- 

coln. 

• • # 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Ida in Ouc.'t, of 

OliMitesl.ii, N.J., are spentliiij. snin' 1 

I time at. Tiw IlBiiscom. 

I 

I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 

nf On ibi HI k uri 

|Fluidtis 

SALE 

OCEAN FRONT 

Two Family Apartment 

Each having 4 bedrooms, bit!!, 

eti-. Nicely furnished. 

Priced Right 

C. E. STILLE 


Mr. nrd Mrs. D. W, pn, 

fnnin'tei ,irt vncatlonlni it i 

Fland.rs 

B l " 

Over Night 

. TPS, It li trup, Hicrn linti/.t 

Ims msiiU'DtFii liquid allSiE 

that ilrit'N Uji Jilnililtg gfer * 

Mttiiv ropnrt that tiicr iliiJ 

mply inre one night ui in 

elcnv complnxlan. There ~SuSi 

Tho nrat iii.pilL-alltili BuB«* 

you c,r you k'ct yoyr moj 

Only 60c, j,,in tho hippy 

we rs ivh.i nfo no IOHIBF m 

Bring Your 

Garments for 

Cleaning to 

936 Asburyl 

Ocean City 

u/s/r yge/m meAQTY PARLOR THIS hit 

Final Clearance Sale 

of All Summer Hati 

tlati Renovated 

JULIA FRENCH 

Cor. 4th St. at Wesley An. 

Phone 0321-J 

••••••••••••••••••••••I 

Stowe's 

Sea Foods 

3rd and Asbury Ave. 

Dellclomly nirrtrtnt 

Deviled Crabs 

Deviled Clams 

Fried K-«h 

FriMl Sof t Crabi 

Cole Slaw 

Potato Salad 

Clan Chowder 

Closed Weekdays 

from HIS F.M. to 2 P.M. 

Open Sunday 

11 AM. to 1 P M. 

MM 

jttki 

lit St 

ALEN YARN SHOP 

941 Bay Avenu? , 

FRME iNS-mWOTIOMS to 

PU^HAMM of YABN 

Open until 10 p. m. 

Mowen Studio 

DEVELOPINO - PRINT1NO 

Photc.Kraphs . Camera Supplied 

721 Weifty Ave. Ph. 0851 

Superfluous 

Hair 

Iff H W%Sf Mfl l€8 

Pemuiitntlj 

ELECTROLYIIS 

Frida Mellentin Vosa 

MI Asbnry Ave. Phone 0413 

Wat IiiibllllBd III Whit, Pliini N. ¥. 

SIlW 1111 

If your hair has been 017, fully and 

unminageable 

Connie's Beauty Shop U 

Will guarantee yon a soft nainral-looking—Bsi. 

to care for PERMANENT WAVE 

1026 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 0719 

»••••••#•••*) •••••MM* 


BEAUTY SALON 

special—Rcfular Complete 

L'RCMIL'IGNOIE PERMANENT WAVE .is,oo 

PH. 1111 75* AiDUEY AVE, 

NEW LOCATION 

4519 WALNUT ST. 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

To our ever growing clientele we are happy to 

announce the opening of our new and commo 

dious Salon, This new Salon IH an expression 

of our appreciation for your patronage. It has 

been designed and equipped so you will enjoy 

greater comfort and belter service during the 

i I 'f ui VP yp n we hope *» serve you. We thank 

you, ' 

Mr. Gary and Mr, Tangier 

MR. GARY'S BEAUTY SALON 

Telephone BARing 3364 

iiiMiiiMiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiniiiiliiiiiifiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 


Male 

All Branches of 

Beauty Culture 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiii iiiuiiiijiiiiiiiiiiilillliiiiilllliinHi* 

1* 

ROSABELLE BEAUTY SALON | 

404 Boardwalk Phone 1643 

SPECIAL BEOUtAR $6 

Crbquignele Permanent Wave, $5 

- H»lrcnt • Finger Wi« 

HAOHiNELEis WAVii 

: SElSJ'1d HUSsdft 

Marine Corps 

mid that while Red 

Ittlrttiei lunohg Army, Navy 

JjriiiB Oorps unita frequently 

U public attention, the ser. 

ihieh is equally rendereo to 

the Canst Ouard li rarely 

in thi* country, 

Will U nycrseai, Cammandir 

said, coast fuardamtn 

come la recognize the Red 

BJ their good friend. Because 

'ftcd Cross* worker, uiii) of ; the boyB 

%houted, , 'Here , she Ls! yThci Red 

Cross Li here. Our home-Is often!" 

, Mrs. Bcr'tlm U." Cole. Ocemi-City 

I3ranch clinlrinuu 

lS 

Burma*Raiders Receive* TheirlSupplies 

SOMt A HE Yt\ DKINKfcBS 

"Alter a turn on the sandy 

m-ncli. the boys ure natbrnlly tlilr-' 

sty and the drink must cuinfnomy 

d IT 

served Is COITKC. 

ever, fiomeune OccafilontUly, how- 

iska for ten anil 

—* i— T -^ * ^ ——» 

«,, commander la a 

h the public 

C 

reaident of 

infoRiiatiyn 

Srman'nf tlie'Cape )M0.v County 

ftgpter decidrtl to survey Red 

glou activities among eoiwt (suards ruom 

B the county. 

IllVICB 1IBNDBBED 

that •itiirts all the boyn on tc.i They 

iiiiiil tint we niaki at H'oit Z0 

tulle, I nun one teabull 

'At CIirlstmiLi ami', n \oluiHeer 

noticed that one young coast guard 

seemed very blue. Bhc poured a cup 

of cofToc for him. Ho didli t drink 

it, 

'Tell me what the trouble is,' 

she suyyestud, mid perhaps I tan 

help. Didn't sou got your box from 

homo? If not, don't worryfl Maybe 

it will (some Inter.' 

" That's Just the trouble,' the I 

youth replied, I got the oox ull 

right anil my mether-put in just 

about evoryiiilnH J like. But, goah, 

now I feel worse than ever. Now' I 

| want my mother, too. 1 

"Another day, ti worker was pre- 

pariiiB sandwiches and coffee while 

the boys across the room were play- 

lnil games. When they sat down to 

ent. one of ihem said. All afternoon 

it has scomi'd like lurne. Hearing 

you wrjikintj hire remlndeu me of 

Mom In the kltcli'ii cookliisi whili; 

ii He found services rendered to the 

klrtj, flayed In the sittiiiR 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hughes and 

son, of Olnssburo, spent the week 

Qpil Ouard by Wadleigli W. Fluids, I end ut Blue Bell Lodge, 

the SHEEREST rayons 

[if- V./'V 1 

JOHNSON'S 

S41 Aifcwf 

made [£ 

Thcy'rt 51 gauge beau- 

tilul laynn stockings. 

snnKilli littiiitr as your 

shin. Sizes %Vi to Id. 

in tiiu desired shades. 

Walking Sheers $1.15 

Mesh Sheen $1.23 

H'OSIERY DEPT, 

GROUND FLOOR 

Due (« the liniitt-d amount allotted to us by the 

mamifiuiurer, we reserve the rifjhl to .limit two 

pairs of each style to a customer. 

45 Gauge Sheer Rayon 

Stockings, pair 1.01 

Gotham Gold Stripe 

Stockings, pair ,79 

If Perfect would cost 1.01 

Good Nowe . . , Elastic Wwitband ^ 

Ladies Rayon Panties ,79 

Special quality. The Jersey weave give Ihe appraranfc of 

*!«« silk, Jns, M jofi hut they will wear . . and wear . . 

•M wear. 

STAINTCN'S 

OPEN BVBRY WBEKDAY BVENIWO 

BUY IT FROM THE f ARM FOR LESS 



. , PRODUCE MARKET 

iMMjd H|»nd, 3 Mil., from Somfrs Point Circle on 

' ; M L l . Kond, Sllvllle 

We Are Now CuUIni 


PEACHES ' CANTELOUPES 

^W ' IMrt'PsittMi 

Theie, plctnrei • vtvUIy «h«w hew 

oor new fuhotai "M»rtndcni" tn 

jrappUfd In thrir flfhtlm paslUonf 

behind the J.p lines In Barm.. 

Tho picture to thf left tkan • 

supply plane ju( itim • II hmt 

dropp*d tu putf hnl» to our men 

below. Your W«r Bond pn ' 

made thh action' poolble. 

Burmese nsllni watch the illken 

chutes dflwlj descend to the Good 

Eartb. Onr doofhboj^ riflit Ior#. 

jround, however, don't pay much 

attention. Its an oil itary to them 

and* they know that ft. detail to 

waiting under the pMsehota to, 

fTOb the suppllei. Some of the 

Burmese In the picture are armed. 

Thej have given our men a friend- 

ly reception. Ttey know the Jap 

now for what he to Back the At- 

tack with at least >n Erin. flM 

War Bond! FIHB If, S. 

Atmt s/tsii CHJI n»tt 

\ifi ^ Atmt Sllnll Cirst Pktto 

Roy E. Darby, Jr., Press Censor, 

Gives Close-Up of War In France 

Resort Man Vivid- 

ly Describes Nor- 

mandy Under Fire 

imr of II"' .-unit lllliMCSIliH', do 

sci'lptivi' mitr-rinl t» flnw out of 

Nrirmniidy Inn., ill'" pen uf mi O; 

un Clly suldlcr liii-s IJ.:. i i I 

|j\ Mr mil Ml Hnv h Dnb> 

Cvnlrnl uv,, fi-uiii tliclr son, Lli'u- 

U'limit Roy E. Dnrby, Jr. 

LU-ui.i-iiai)t lJurby, who nt 0111 

tlini- w:L-i n reimrli'r for The Sen- 

iliifl-LedKvr nnd Inter bfinuiir a lifi 

insiiruncr iiKfnl. Is now In Pnuir 

md b\ik it his 1" t lovi-ln IL 

Hl r Mi l i IJJi^s mi r ill till 

lln dlspiUhr )( V.HT curispiilld 

iiiti to Anicrlniii iicwsimiwrs 

\ISITI^( FIRHHW 

Hi i is, iililllit I" till itTirnl 

tipiflt> with oim ol tin tountrvs 

u niws itlhcrirs illii.ni tl) K 

in-iitiniii'd bcinu "Cv 1 Potennnii 

riirri'SiKjndt'iil for Till 1 I'hiliidi-lphln 

Iiiiiiiiii'i'. From his cciisiiriiH: buw 

MiMiU'iuinl Uiirby not only m:a n 

1 t 1 liint, pti mM\ but [it 

tlipm Hrst hiinil from the i:i>rrc 

,|:ninrlcnl.% as tlii-y return 'roni tht 

Iror.l to (Hi 1 their dlspntchci 

Pornicily stiilioncd In England 

lie n-qui'sli'd duty In Nurmnndy bv 

causo In* wanli'tl to sei: some of 

Pninci! ill") tJcrmiiiiy. 

•I've Iwen :i visltlni! flri-m:in tho: 

lu.st. feu duvK," In; winter in oiu 

Ictti'r. I'm the only Arnrrk-iin in 

the griiup iinil one of the frw Am- 

erlciins In the urou. But ihcw; peo 

pic nn 1 :i line buncli mid I'm quite 

conifortabli 

SFfS VW HCHTS 

PKOIVI A DISTANCE 

I've sii'ii some I'xcltini thin 

Mmi l\( hem hi 11 In Ud Om 

ii l*j ri iii.lil-1 In thi dlslinii 

but thu sky wiis very cleai 1 nnd you 

eould sei- everything. It was a frw 

diu no when i hi pi|< is rip rlid 

that Jerry did yi.'t "p ni'ivi' rnouith 

In send u few pluniw over 

'My bigôst thrill was to see 

our boys got mi 3 Nazi's tail and 

lilt him. lie Hounclerrl uruund 

uulilli-. way Dp lilfih, tnmcil up 

side IIOHII and the pilot bailed 

nut. And none too soon, because 

the plane burst into llaines al- 

most Immediately nftenvard. 

Looked m If It would hit him 

friim where we were. 

UD landed well behind our line 

nnil a reporter later snld that he 

ciuiii' down with his Luger (pistol) 

blnzlnK- No doubt he was wuil taken 

care of. 

'Reminds me Unit the troops ove] 

licrc are shiRlng n version of Pistol 

Pntkln' Mnma. entitled Lui?cr Lug 

I)FS(RIULS BOMHINC 

Ol N t/l t VCTORY 

III in Mn r lillu lit di cnl> 1 Hi 

Mlitil b imblni of i N12II1 Illi 

I n at f il mibi 11L md 1 l/ibli 

mn (.11 U11 south 8ldL of th Dim 

liu 1 nt ir Cutn 

Itif 1 up nlmo t In (h niHldlc 

il II11 nit. In nnd (Iron ultli 1 11 

]i ndi ill". him frnblp II is 

Si niuih tf thr n ind 1 t,oin^ to 

hi- nntlimi, lut a himblis Hhrll 

tins is ml Th ink Cnd Joll arr 

In the I nili-il Slates where there's 

no danger of tana of exploilves 

bplng dropped on you at night." 

• • * 

FRENCH TOWNS DRAB 

EVEN IN PEACE TIMES 

Even towns that were not demol. 

Lshed were not impressive to thi 

AmerjMn viewpoint, he raportid. 

"Hit one town SBH was much 

(Fsfe E, 

Holy Trinity Church 

11th and Central Ave. 

Roast Beef Supper 

Thurs., Auff, 17—5 to 1 

Tickets $1,00 

>«•••»••««»» 

THURSDAY 

August 11th 

BAKED HAM 

SUPPER 

5:311 ID 1 

75 C 

ASBURY METHODIST; 

I CHURCH HALL ; 

On K: •! Lindlse Sold, Esiliih Creek' 

•-•" »»•»•••••••»«>«• 

Sterling Silvw 

ANKLETS 1 

Hand Engraving m 

JETER-the-JEWELER 

1142 Boardwalk 832 Anbury Ave. 

Plus 

m% 

Federal 

Tax 


lur As High As 

50% Saving 

on vour fuel bill—Order Now 

California Redwood 

Weathermen! Storm Windows 

interihangfahl" sere-ns 

Wrllr or Call 

Charles M. Gibb 

15K South Pcnnsylvnnlu *vc 


Free listimate Ph. A. ('. . :'i5i 

Two Properties On 

One Lot 

Finn L'sttlKc, ) bsdrooinf, billutU 

Fatnlilieili nif eanje *p«itm«ni, J 

boatoomi, balk, etc. Furiilsheil, Hu»t. 

od Two tgr iarftje, Lrtrge' Iflt, Prlte 

SUM, ilOOO ciik, l)«lonce ngrtiiie, 

ATTENTION 

PROPERTY OWNEBg 

We SIB sell yout propsrtr, » iirt roar 

probity wilt US IU Quick ICiiBI, Ho 

ihaiii UDltii geld, 

GILL & C ARR 

424 8th St. 

BODY WORK 

PAINTING 


Palmer's 

Auto Service 

1119.29 Asbury Ave. 

NEW 

TIRES!! 

GOODYEAR 

FIRESTONE 

LEE TIRES 

In Stock 

Praeticjilly All Sizes 

Bring Yiiur Rattan Certificate! 

Tubes arc unrntldndl—no ccr- 

tiricatc needed, 

EDW. G. KURTZ 


Lincoln 

lit ud Atlantic 

String Beans 

Morning 

FRESH COlll 

fr.ih egrn plcl.d d.lly at Hinrl,. ....d mkmt 

m.rk... in Phil.d^phl. t rklnlty. H.r^tt* Mfl. 

EVAP.MI1I 

NECTABTH 

GBAPEWH 

ORANGE MnBHAUM 

CHATEAU CHEESE»««-*• »«* £5 

WHITE SHOE P0US1 

V1QITABUE tHORTENINa 

SALTINES BY 

Keebler 

Qiurh 

Oorni 

ORANUHTIB 

FOR 

AND UIM 

SOGAB 

MCPPECTW 

Mi GAPS 

MORTON'S SALT 

BOSCOL COFFEE 

APTE ORANGE JWCE 

BLFNBED JHICE ! T 

HERSHEY'S STBOP 

SEEDLESS RAISINS 

TREET 

s AS JELLY 

1S44 PACK PEAS 

TOMATO JUICE 

BEST PURE LARD 

OLEOMARGARINE 

Buy America *s Best Liked Coffee! 

MILD AND MIUOW 

EIGHT O'CLOCK 2 ^ 4V 

RICH AMP FUU-ieDIID 

VIS8RSUS AND WIMIT 

BOKAR 2 

A PENN INSECfiCfflE 

LAUNDRY GEMS 2 

FALMOUVE — 3 

PALMOLIVE 

OCTAGON CLEANSER 

RlNSO 

ALL PURPO » E • 0AP 

MARVf L "ENRICHID" REGULAR SLICI 

JAN« PARKlft CHOCOLATHCIO URM 

Layer 

JANE PARK!* 

Coffee Cake 

MARVEL CRACKED WHIAT 

Bread 

JANE PARKER 

Donats DAT IS.^ UH 

TROPICAL c. 

TOPPED •* 

17%-OZ ffc 

LOAF

• I 

•*,-!,:•• .),?.. , , 

ick Betson Wins Junior 

lampionship Net Tourney 

Succeeds Brother as Title Holder, 

Then Reports for Naval Duty 

OCEAN atv mmmAMbam 

All tho JB44 crop of Atlantic Coast tennis titles stnyert 

the Philadelphia metropolitan urea this wink, us the Oroiin 

Jtjr TenliiB Club ran oft its annu.-il Junior championship tout - 

o.City Tennis Club ran off its annual Junior (.-luimpionship toiu- 

nament with the smallest entry list on record dup lo war 

•tonditions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Feature of the whirlwind three-,- 

day,event m the wlnnlni of thi'NEW ATLANTIC COAST 

fi, Junior 'irown by DleM Betaon, 17- ] TENNIS CHAMPIONS 

friday, Auguit 

High Schno! 

BWt kept the erewn, in fact, right 

to m Bitson family, for he sue 

«KdM to the champlonahip won 

to MN3 by his elder brothef. Bob 

Junlor 

at i 

= B"i 

: man |n Uncle Sam's Navy. In which | 

' Be MlJatcd Sevcrnl weeks before the 

tourney opened. If Mondny'i rain 

hid- • continued into Tuesday, he 

Wouldn't have been able to stay 

lor the finals. 

NOpS OUT HUMPHREYS 

IH"acquiring the bosjt title Dick 

had-to win a hard^fought Buitlr 

agalllst determined Burrell Hum- 

phreys. Merchantville High Bchnnl 

player The Quaker Cityite finally 

prevailed by icores of 6-5, 0-3 3-«, 

€•1, • 

Several weeks ago Betsoruwon thp 

Pennsylvania mterseholnstlt chnin- 

plonshlp. 

JANE AUSTIN WINS 

OIBU' CHAMPIONSHIP 

Jsnt Austin, Lower Merlon High 

Schdol ttudent. became the new 

fjrta 1 - singles tltleholder by virtue 

of a relatively easy 8.2, 8.3 tri- 

umph over DBborah Welsh, of Lima. 

Pa;, Wednesday afternoon, 

Jane had reached the pay-off 

bracket with a 6-1. 6-4 win over 

Anne Reilly. Qermantown O, C. on 

Tuesday. Debby advanced the same 

day by ellmlnatini Jean Cooper, 

Ocean City club player, 6.4, 6-1. 

Miss Cooper gave one of the best 

performances of the tourney on 

Monday when she conquered Shir- 

ley HoConnell, of Cynwyd, 8-7, 8-3, 

«.$, to reach the seml-flnate. Debby 

' entered the semis on a default 

Anne Relliy and Debby welsh 

teamed up to win the girls' doubles 

Greetings By 

Semaphore 

Wildwood Boys Meet 

Across High Seas 

T w n W i k h v n n d licil-. wli.i pl:iy.\l 

tripi'Uli'r I'll (hilt ,iivr. 111f. 11 scll'ii'l 

basketball inmn. r f i r n i K f-xi h.>Ji;- 

Bri"'MIH'S nil tlir lll'.'ll -i '-. Ii'. 

the use nf mannis. 

Edwin Millar. MCii,ilni;iii .jr.. 

Wrnte Ills mrilhf'I- ihilt whili- illin.iiil 

de.strfjyri r^f,.it hi- ] m I'J.YU?* .1 

Edward Montr-, ivhn v,»i nii,i;,r.l ;t 

ffiinrswfpprr Tin' vessels >,vi-r. -i ,vi- 

ehnnLfrrl semriphnf,- il,.,-'r: 1 - 

iibniit five- Tiiniiti'.s 

IN'Jl'KP.I) IN FliANCJ- 

Curpiiml, Dnimh.st. Hiir: nt f):,- 

Creek, was wiiis'iiii-fi in ..fii.>i ;:; 

Fmnee only two un'k.-. .ilur h' ;i: 

rlvetl there. W'iril nl ih - 11 11f• - 

I'-i- ben ii'i'i-m il hv hi. :• r.• i•.• : 11"- 

ther. Mrs Mnry F N,,n-.n \.- V. Hpirfiirr iiiid Mrs n. 

W!ti'lli-j. i.l FltlihmTih HIT rr-'-is. 

1 ••!-••(( nt Tlir Orcnrir, 

Mr. niiil Mrs, K W. Yri'Mifkrn, 

f-in!|j Hill Fit lire ,-prnfllnf: 'n 

ti'tir :i\ Thr nisniynr 

Mr"-. Mary f. Ilitdirr -nil ntnl 

tiniiKhlir. nt Fritlrrifk Mi! run SM. 

jiiiirnm;. nt Tlir h'lniidfiv 

Mr. fiiul Mrs. lr. W. Krf.vson, nf 

Trotitnii nrr- .111,tuw rlitT'iit riirst^ 

iit Thp UniiKcim IhiB *i -k 

Mil, 

rnln. 

H Millrr. iif rSnliininrr, 

viiuitifiiiim. ni The Lin- 

Fire Escapes 

Built and Repaired 

Alva T. Magonigal 

B l l i 

g 

Blaclumith 

MOORE AVE, 

rllllv licp(ll>ll t I 

C.lilltv flirilllT! 

.- ililMIU: till' !'('U \H]t II I 1111 I II ^ HE 

C itld spring 1 irrni r m » iv i ]t (t 

< il pfi suit lit ul the N« u Jif n 

^latt Bu ifil itt %(,•"!! uliun I hil 

lijt*. IH • i]|ii-\min mil il ii pi r 

ili* i Iru u imp firm lln hn 

imk I \\ || Ihnitilmrr u f 

MilKlllv 

Donahue Ends 

Nine-Day Leave 

if" n I 'in i I) ii 

"• ill i i in n f j i i M ntti 

f-.r 

County Road Chief 

Enters Hospital 

I-'r,n 

pll.ll 11" 

I". . i; ,;,.•] i.'V i>y ~ W IVHSrv 

i| H KliANT 

ii 

II I.IAM I KI.I.IS 

•• l],l|,|.is!!,M 

HARVEY W, ADAMS 

Accountant-Auditor 

5ii ith 

Ocean Oily, 

CilSI PBORBE 

si. 

N. J, 

StwUnu 

)iir piiunclw T.MMfiiipr 

tinmhiT-; \ffriV ]IrI 

um ii i I i , I n i int n Hi I i 

|i Ililiil l n i i il i i li IM 

Tl III lll\ 111 II I III" 11 II | 1 I 111 IM 

•l]i|i ii mi u li Ih i 1 i , il , 

1 h ii t i ul, i n 4 1 ' Mini I, 

â/n^F/y: • 

,fllU I "II II I 111! 1 I I 

, ,, i, |, 1 1 1 in imp' I' il i i n ' 

Ix' r 

1 ii 

The Popular Family Showplace 

SEASIDE 

THEATRE - SOWERS POINT 

TIU"KSHAY. August I"- 

"Jane Eyre" 

lo.m I iilit.iiiii' '.mil (trsiin \ 

IlilliVV mill SATfltDAV. »uuii»l II • ]l 

"Tampico" 

Kiliiiiril (.. Unlijiimiii . l.yiiii l i n l - M i l i i r M i I , m i n i 

• i l ' M I W anil M I I V D I V , AIIBU-I 1 1 . II— 

"Lady In the Dark" 

(iilierr Kiierrs . Hay Mill,mil 

"A Star Is Born" 

,I,inr! f,,iynnr = rfriinr >liifih 

>IIAV ;niii lilrK-iDA^ . AUKIM Hi • 

'Three Men In White" 

Llntiol Biirnmnrr - V.itl ,11111111.1111 

No Mllini'ip; . NiEhts Only ffcini ', In 11 I'. M. 

Allulls tit•; riiilllriMi IKi — T.ii. llliluili'il 

THE CREST THEATRE 

ON TIIK ( Hi:sT I'IKK 

WILDWOOD CREST, NEW JERSEY 

T, «, LT1IAM I'UF.SKNTS 

"WHAT A LIFE" 

W1II1 Milry Jam. KITM-V anil W, Linn. Ili-llilrll 

Tuisday, August ISth, thru Saturday, August 19lh 

t'urliitn At HMD 1'. M, 

AdltiKiiim: lur — RfSfrvi'iI Nfili-i: 51.111 11 Hi I Hi lilili ill 

!>P«i,il l!.ilt^ lur Knlliitfil I'rrsniuii'l iiml Yuiiiii; l'i-n|»U" 

Now Playing thru Aug. 12th—"Private Lives" 

—• STAGE PLAYS - • NOT MOVIES *«— 

THE CAPE THEATRE 

CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY 

"SPRINGTIME FOR HENRY" 

__ VVidi I'llill|i Kurl • illlll I.IIcll Anilriiiv 

Monday, Auguil 14th, thru Saturday, August 19lh 

(inInn Al HiKl P. M. 

Atfmiiisinh: (••M'-~Ki>srrvi>il Scms: SI,10 and sl.li- i'l'.i% Iin luil< • ••nil- :„ •li,. «,-v, ,.., i,, ,,.. 

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i* !'••• Wiill I}, Yhi.kiB Mis' 

.l i- thr living f\.Mn|:]i- iif 

••> II' Tirvi-l- Inn 1;I;,• ' Shi- 

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:.I.11-Illu S.lllll'tlilV Till' 1 • •IJ-Ii,Ilklillr 

cMiiii-tH inn" p-uirns iii HIP sci'iic 

,,1 iliui 111 1 -! lirr.ik". wherr ihcy 

j-t;u 1 • .1 tu Im thi liif'k piji liiick tii 

m:(7 J.il lln- nllly Ill-IllTxnli stilKI- 

mill! ,ir.i• ir.- 'hi* Summer 

AiiliMi' ;,nii C'-.«ii.lln li"l llirlr rnnl 

t • •• I-T -.Mill Frank Kill,,til, Miliairc'li 

1 hi v 11. -,i r fnruiit ihi-ir pnl Airl 

i' Is KiMi.k KIIIHII. linw iiriiilui'licin 

li:iin,iiiir. Ml 11 > hilmiK tin ill bulk I 

till' ni- 11 -"I , 1,-"-: 111 illtor SH1S11I! ITi 

!-:• Irlli.— '.| 'itlicr pliilis, Sinfi- c-i- 

liii I.- Ili.ilvw. ii.l, Ihrir pictillt'si ~rv 

porti-iil'. carii iTfi^pd In Ihi' ivieh- 

iirivhoml "I JJ.nOOOM 

Thr Ahlii.tt and Ccistrll'i brnnrl 

, i.f -rii h is b.isi'd nn pHiititniiili'. 

i\viiin-ihv :iml nMinnliy, Ncillir-r nf 

thf r-iiinv iiinn noi 1 anjniie'olsr 

kniiw.i '.vii.ii they nre Rtiinir to do 

uhni !ln-v 'iiir* wnrkinB They arc 

snnnl:ilii"nis tn fhr pnlnt at Inn. 

n.-v. 

rvii)!)',' r : h> ruo'irl rinn Ain^ Bnr- 

lli;i -1:,I thi-ir on-hisli'iis liltrl'llutf 

1,1 . ,.n-uui...i.-i ii.iiu-inu iii Miiilni- 

n,il!iori!n n:ir!li:i in;uipiir;ilrd n ilr^ 

1..ii i. i- 1 . •' Ii-.itiiri' this BtliumiT 

f-,r Fii'liy niL'hlf Twn clrli «nrl 

i=v,, in-r, ,ff ,!in>r-n frcuri tin 1 fln.'i T 

t.i '.if-- 1 iif- iiiiriMntinn'- It Is nn 

:,i|t!l, ;,: , p: i i!.i)l;,Ui,n ii n;iil- ililil 

tin- pi'i-.'i i,-v.iiil r-i.Mi !'. Ill" fill' 1 

Th.- ri".i:ni'ii.". "T luiil re 1MS 11 Ilrw 

j-ll.-« ,',-ri Mi.nilny with f.inr !>'>r- 

(,,rmai!Hi< fliiih Tim nll-.Hivciiili' 

i,,-' ; -i-li ',-(! .,: plii' nuditl'iii' ni 

I: 11,11 i-\[-l"." il.iy r-xcrpt Siillll'ililV 

BriMil'.'":' 1 . liiiidlinirs arc nn 1 hi' 

vi-iiHi vilic j 11' 1 • r;!iii In fitlr-d by All- 

' ijr.r .ii'd r..'!ell', 

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clitoris

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Friday, August IT, | 

KHUKHES 

Hagedorn 

At the Strand 

Phihuklphian to 

Preach, Sunday 

Christian Jew 

To Speak Here 

Church Announcements Bishop Hughes rafeer#lgcfa Soloist I Woodbine To Vote 

FinPT METHODIST 

8th ft* and Central av 

Brtifnniin V \HMMMI Minister 

Fur wiiLh mm \vn haw bn I 

hi-iirinji nf tht vui(ii% nf tin Alhr* 

Ju i vUuit dt»^ (hut miuii* In iinrf 

it nrnm mtfthrr np$orfimlt\ — m 

"ppm tunlK fni f htrti n it tun and 

pruplp if tin vmlfl i pi tl !h uf 

t land nnd Ann iii i uh jirt tn tl 

bl M ii U ilriiiuii 11 it 

A Christian Jew ^111 spi ttk H tH 

| Ocean Cll\ Baptist Church tumor |u,^ 

irnw rs&turdat) nt 8pm nnd it thi- fIuil \[ "i(|incf" [ "Vhi FtrimV h\ 

t Fir t Pirsb\tcrian Church Sunday bi inr f iJh in tluh nun 11M *III 

( ot 7 10 p/n ,,I Ttiitim in din pi ph ul fl 

| HP \t Jtfetpll Colin (in uf tin t ii (li 

I tx ribbf Lrujjtilil Culm win It fl Nitin m th hn il uuh i u 

ft wnpiMh I" IH t Clui Tim mis iht t nliiiiii! n | (1 pt spit uli 

inning tin mnri Ehini i\* 

mllllmi J( u in Ni %\ \ rk Cil 

HI Hill till tIn rxpriuiiLi I hi ih lul 

fnthi-F in tin tin 1 hi i imii i n i 

iiipn t linn a m mi niijnii 

rh i,it il i i Mi] M 1I\I HI 

h p I nlh mil i 

In f m lini 11 

IuM Ti it f \ \t ll i& !» % i i j 

nlilu in iik in p 1 in \ i 

trin HuiM u\ i 

In Nm \ J] I i i t li i ii i 'i ii ii nil 

phi in im n il i p u 

Mr C ilm u 11 i 1 in i'u i i * (] i i I f i 

t nn t f hi ! ti In i ml w ill i_ \ s 

]| 11 HI 111 I I 

Ihi i 1 I I Ihi Ih 

ll li hlnlli 

innn, Hev. Linn Bmvinnn 

Pnstnr. At Tabernacle 

Waihington Cleric 

Here on Sunday 

ST JOHN ** 

fftlli il uni (rnlril i 

HPI Trink F Atllrr t i ifi t ir I i Hm Im 

11 * in u tl \[l i ticl i nn riirt Lh I n i ii ti ii il t ui 

u\in AM in rmcli ilU null i Jm uu pit J i ! tin Mn ii I it i 

Th p i I ir * n im t In idnH ! I f lf 

I il Ir n i t in I M i li ill ni |M i thimh 

On High School 

To Decide Whether 

To Reopen It 

Vuti i', HI Wiinilliliii' will mi I i 

tin p Hi in \ t 'Iin ii.u tu ijilliil fin 

lliilliiH Mlffl* tl'llt 

11 i in Tin i\ 

ill il! irh 11 

\II1I i I i 

]h I 

Inlt i in it it n i ME t ruiiiL ih r u 

t iir 11 li i t i ht H ii t ni ti 

Di Morgan to Preach 

MARY JOHNSTON 

One of FhiladLlnhii bist 1 M ri 

pasture and prpather will hi in 

Ocean Citj lu unutr tht 3i in i u 

raeismn for the 5unda% cvrnlnr 

Mrviee of thp Church nn tin 

Boardwalk In thL Strind Tlmiei 

It 7 1.1 o clark Hi L Dr Iv in II 

Hsgedorn pastor nf Bithel Lu li 

C 

Hi n ii Ui pt 

I Ii I i m ll ' 11 1 ulil in 

1 il 1 f I i 1 t Until 

Iin I- 

I pi i I t in Hi i I 111 

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1 ^11 ! ini 1 n Ih ii i 1 

i I I ' i 1 I 

I Iii I l l l l ii , I I I I 

I' 1 ! ' | I ' I h i i f I i i Ph I 

II in 11 1 I 1 i p ill I j, i , 

i li - li i ntinil in * _ ] i M l M , l i, I I i ih 

i ' 'i » \ H ml! i , , | ||, m , I], (, ,1 

'ii Inn | ,,| |, i, hi i 

n T I I V IIIIML - n n t i ii-i iin 1 ni-iii t 1 \s 

V i In Til ii i ii iiiii i I ! i li i i li\ il m m | Ml ii 

i i i ml I i M i\ il I , ] ,,„ 

I II rli I I I il mil i will in ' , 

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II lillllllill HI llll hill.:.' ll 

1 l! Wnlllll tllllKM I M Mil 

nii.mi i r niin iiimi in i>m« in 

1, i lu li i iimil i \in ii i' «hit li 

Unit ilmv nr, wiilllT' 

uuiM ill thi .Km in L,nr 

Leaders 

To Yield $220,000,000 

Incomt This Year, 

Asin. Hean 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Pontiere Back From Mining 

Exploration Trip In Canada 

Forms Syndicate to Drill; Quebec 

Deposits Include Secret War Metal 

Iiilin V I-unllut. OIP in r\l% 

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nml I i i i tin I i i in il i i I | ii i In 

111 ^ 11 N n l i I 11 

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M ii ' ii Hi i ii n I 'In 

W I r ill A hi ll Mil ll 

III I 111 1 111 11 Su 

I I ll ll ll 1 Illli 1 

11. I 1 1 I 1 1 I ll 

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\ hnr\ \\t 

In additlpn tn btinp pi tnr nf ~ 

clt\ ehurrh Iin hi rimtii 

to such out taiifllrig rrlKj iu 

s us Thf Pulpit Dipt t 

The Expositor Thr Linlitiil 

Chuch Quartcrl\ and TliP B in 1 

He il inxip- tu hivt L mts.T^.i 

usuiual note fur tlip^p dn\ nnri 

hli miinv friends in ft.au CHv in nn HUH \rn Mtiuui MOI C IN lr, 

looking forward to his f-uniiiE mtli On. ,,| ihi pri iilur vm nl thi p, („, in iiirllinlnmru \ I)"* 

great anticipation unrM H f^mnu^ Bible i\pn itai \± Ktant Hr\ \% ni L ^!Lkti\(r 

Tile soloist for the lunin, \ 1 '•' I unpUill Îurâli Him Hill LIP SUIHI I M i i i "I View li 

be Miss Man John fnn drinniti «ui*t lircjilui ! ir Ihi BCMIIU\ ilk f iinih I'Hi I ^ ^ 

soprano from CurtL In tilu i 31i liulitlil umu ni tin M tliocli I i "11 mi il in ] II li 

will sing The Puhhnn h\ B Vm I liur h »UIHIJV mmng Mi mil i Milil Di i 'I 

de Watgr a 0111 n[ hi r rl Ltj in I)r Mut tn i thi iniimit t itl 1 \ i hi Ii 1 Mi 

Because she an. u murh mi i id 111! I jlji in.ii li In hil, n II w , | ,, , ^j , it ]4 h ill X 

OH her last ^Ljit tn Qcrm Clt hi f nurt li i 1 iladt Iiilii t Hi I in bui\ i\ 

hss been asked tn rtturn înil ine run tîit iiinmid JN J pui i pu t ^ mj j n ^ 4 i n 1 " n in 

IQF thi service thei nicl i ji« i^** uiUinnfil Us cj 

CarJ Webrr ind IIL trump t « il a " 'inu-.ujlli lir=i jucliinic in Pir t 1 i i i i I i i i 

lead tht Congrt TUnnil livn " 1K " ls ~ 'M ml i 

He services are ^pcmsi TLS b\ £t M i i i n ml im 

Johns Luthtran ChuiLh Rr^ Mi mi Mi ru hiui L 1 iitm Simch Mi - Mti\ f u i 

Rlllll F Adkr ST"V1 pistil All lli iml luiil illlilul ill i n ill t mil Ml 11 n 

art invited to attt.nd A MHI I Tht Puk dr i Jii i nn i im in i i il i ni 

ii I 

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I, , IN 111 % I I VI I I 

. . 1 II I I mil < TI I r il it 

pi i, i lu I I I I \ I inin I t l I ll 

, 'nil I I i In uli I Iiil I Ipln 

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injiil Chill ll I llll lilt iphi i u IHI 

Ulll Îllj, It ill! I ibnnuili M r- 

s H i * Hund*!^ it 111 4 jm in the 

Tjbernitli and il ' li put in 

Uu \ ill ii.i Ihejlri 

Says Peace Must 

End Rent Control 

• ni ii i i i ii h 

t n I n li 

i In N 1 i i i n i | M 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS, 

A tm ' . in •!, , im. IIIiTll ,, w u , (yj.jnu, „, lhi 

(.111 Mill I (II flf-lAN c 1TV 

S2B=828 Boardwalk 

I u i l h 

1 1 1 i 

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KI I 1MIM IMII (II 

ii i n n in . H U M -. 

II i Inh --II i I 

iin \ (i \^-n II ii MI 

1 OH IM It K Ht ^1 I I -. 

I lh 1 ihi. I ii Inn I i pi I 

I I r i Inn Mi i in in ( huri h 

I Ti i H ilii nn \ Mn I |i I i t r 

i f? \ I ml I Knl/h I I i t I it 

I ll I I 

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hi Ml IIII II \"!I II 11 MI-- 

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HOTEL 

LINCOLN 

S10 9th St 

CHURCH 

METHODIST 

"The Church With The Chimes" 

CENTRAL AVEN'l'E at EICJHTII STltEET 

BENJAMIN F, ALLOOOD. MhiiMrr 

8130 Church School 

10:4S Morning Service of Worship 

Sermon Subjctl: '-Marked Mm" 

HPBCIAL MISIC FOIl THIS SKKVICi; 

, "gymphqny No, 5 In ( Slinui" , Hri'Ihnvin 

Allegro, toil Brio 

And.ini.. ('on Mnlii 

Contralto Solo, "o Lord. Mosl Ilnly" r.iiils Anitt'Iit-UM 

- _ C'esiir I'Tiink 

Quartette "With A Voirrjif Niiielnit' . M.iriin slum 

Qnartettc, "The Ffslhul Tr Drum".. iiudlcv Hutk 

Posllude, "rhoral in A Major' 1, s. 'R:lch 

7:45 The Boardwalk Twilight Service 

(The Moorlyn Theater) 

alSEST SPEAKER 

DR, HOWARD MOODY MORGAN 

Tabcrnaclt Prrsbylcrian (iiiirrli, I'hilu, 

MR, GEORGE LAPHAM 

will sing, "My Ilopr is in thf KvfrlilslillK." liy XUiinvr 

for both Hrfvlt'cs by 

OEOROE 0. ASIITON. oreanlst mid' cliiiirmuMiT 

DOEitR, Soprano ANNE SIMON, (niiimltti 

GEORGE LAPHAM, Tenor IIAURV MAKTVN, Bass 

Mt£$a%t$ Cbnt Siispire ^lusit Cfjat (gxtels 

'j Wtkomt Chflt'g Mnmt 

r mii i ii - 

= i m i t IKI 

Fli ' Tun i% C ml i it f 

Hid 1 LHI 

Mi i I i i h ii nt t t i Hit ill 

i ii I h i ,i il I,, h III |j 

1 h \\ n I ] In ii ,i I , 

II n i I 1 ii 1 v 

I m I ll I ll I I ni 111. I I Inr 

I ' ' i 11 il ill ,lp \ i Jil I 

mi n I i 1 i Hi n n 

li i II 1 Hi n i lint .i i i 

Methodist Soloist 

nt 

I n.ilh i.llt it i [ilttl ihi th ^ trr 

i in it uli lit inr] nftt r i fi ll 1 111 Uiil jnill 

flu i 11 II in ilihil ul thi mi .-I I 

ipuriil Hi iliÎIl^, ti I-K*['S 

I :\i 11 'SIS I; IOl;l it,N A DOMI sric COVERAGE 

Mll.ri (111 I K ON M WS IOR At CCRACV 

I'fi.,' >IJ.iHi .1 Vr.ii. iir SI.llll ,1 Mi,nth 

J n U.'If, ini IllJiiiji Maiiil/inr S,c[iiMi, JJ.Ml n YtlP 

liiiriuhiftorv Otf.'r. 0 Saiurdjy Iiiiiiit.^ 1% (Jenii 

I I ii i i t hi 1 r Mil \ n ' 'Mm "ni nt 

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„ ,i i i n M i ^ 1 - iiliiiiiti In 1 t i, i Imii •( ti i i in 1 r ' '" r " lT il I 1 ml In P'i 

ti i I M niii'iiih il' in, f imi il h, ' m i h, th\,l ^" i f'nl l-i I lh lui m 

H i i ni . th' |ii in- ,|i. il i inn , - , u |» , ur. m "I nl ' > llll ' i t i i n i mill 

' i In mil t n 1 "I! \ M 1] nil in m , Hi [ I h, , %[, nil t h , 1 hi i u 11 II I t h nil II ill 1 

SWIM! COI'Y OS HI t.il 'I HT 


7:30 P, M. Sunday 8 P. M, Dnily 

,\11 Mifiiiiss Ih Iii m tin- 


10lh and Wesley, Ocean City, N. J. 

Htr.V WM .'. 

.MIKliol 1 

Pri-i. Uilil. tiistl 

IUI- u! P. tin. 

V 

TIP 

IM-'V PAl/T, C 

K:\;',U-:K. JH. 

A:- ihiJiit P.iSiDf 

r.ir.i i n 

.MI"II)N AH V ( III H( II 


Rev. Willis R. Hotchkiss 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

*: ASSOCIATION—6STH SEASON 

; Alto Enlnnce, Asbur; Ave,, between Oih and oth Hts, 

SUNDAY, 

AUGUST 13, 1944 

10i4S A. M. 

in the Tabernnclo 

IM P. M, 

in Village Theatre 

Bishop Edwin H. 

HUGHES 

Washington. D, C, 

Preaches both Morning 

and Evening 

IWCLAR'SONU SEKVK E 

*m«—Holy Trlally tplscopal ChyKh, phiia, 

r Philadelphia 

I ,1 1 1 I I 11 I 

I I I 1 II 1 1 

Hi \ U I \ . ) . ' 1 

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II I II II ( .1 I I I I I I 

i i \n i r i 

A i iin it in i 

II i < n in i i i ii ii I = 

] ii 11 imi i i i i i i . = 

I 1 f, I I " I Mil 111 I I Ml I = 

I I I I hlllll I I ' I 11 ' = 

M li (I II MI I ll M i l I 1 = 

I tllllil I \ll\ ll II 11 111 — 

I limn I I I null i II ,' I II P 

It lln Mi i M nl i i i n i = 

IV n ni SH \i n n ill tfr i = 

II i \\ II i Ml li I v ' I > fl 1 = 

M il nm f T i t hmi.li lull' n« 1 = 

i mii n i t ( i n 11 \ l I of ' = 

I ! il nli Ipln i mil Oci m ( i I = 

( in i pi mi i In \ iin i Ainu- I U 

1 mi it li hi tun II m I I"i I == 

Wh it II i A in in l Tn Olln ' = 

V wn in i mul' il H 

Wi 1 7 HI |)iil Mlih II in IMF =. 

in i tint mil hiiili l»il\ Spi i nl P 

mliici mn fur uni umicl 1'inf 'p 

* ¥ * = 

UNION CIIAPEI. BY THE SKA | 

SJih st, and Asbury av, j = 

0;4B am, Sunday Bchonl. ja 

CJoorjc W. Pattan, sunt, I s 

11 a.m. MornlriR Worship fine! Her. 

SUNDAY, 11 A. M. 

Rev, Wm, A, Mierop 

Sunday 

nlny Witr 

n A. M. M, 

9:13 A, M. Siiiitl.iv, ii:;ii) I'. M, 

( iililt n ni c Si"»lmis Iliiilv—11 A. M, X: K P. M. 

P ARKSIDE 

CENTRAL AVI. AT Sth ST. 

"Tht Caeltil Spot in Ofton CUf" 

St. John's Evangelical 

Lutheran Church! 

lOth St. snd Central Ave, 

CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A, M. 

Morning Service at the Church 

11 A. M. 

. ' ii in him' mil Si pit, nb, r In ' 

took Yean Younger with 

'. i n II i uhll till h it 

i ii nt , tin 1 ni i i i 

11mn ¥ up ihhui.i-h i ii n lh nil n In lit 

ii ill i Iir IIII I i « Iin mil i M' Mfr il M f 

,,„ i , nu „, ,,ih Ii i ' i nl H HI' 'I I 

p I n n I r 2T hi i\ tn iiil l u i 

in mil nn i li I in 1 I iiil i tin Mi I I'I WI 1 ' » 

n i I ii i i 1 il ii mil i l l ' i i I lln I n 

mini II pi i ni I , , Mil i 1 ii i I Ipln i 

tt i ii in i in up u i i i IT lit 

Ih in In in i ii in i itin 

i \t ii hiiji! i ill in tin mr r ill m 

ilii ti\ 

in r ,i a il I 1 nil In P'i | , _ , „ , « 

;, /l^/Im/^/i'itTiV'ûi'JankeToSing At 

i! 1 '!? 1 "';,,'' ;'V':'": !;/ ./'Flanders, Sunday 

ipi in i 

illli im s i!h 

nip it ii I ' 

.ill l i 

Mi I il - 

As Soloist wilh 

Cnrtese Eniemble 

SI HMON BY I'ilii I'ASTOIC 

• •*' i.-'-: llffikfi 

• '•• -r !••!. Miih J 

.Kifj i jii running " 

f fr-Fn ('•Me!. j 

• CREST-MONT • 

1015 Centra! Ave. 

Nmiv fiirniHiii'i H"f fliifi ft.l.i wjifi 

in i = =-ry f n.-m liuL-fir. « iill yiiijii 

luih-t ,n: ! -ti'i«iT = 

Mr, JIHI Mrs. Wm L jBfH'S 

Sunday Evening, 7.45 P. M. 

..t (lie 

"Church on the Boardwalk" 

Strand Theatre 

Dr. Ivan H. Hagedorn 

I 1 .,,!.., lirlhi! I Inn, h, I'hil.ul. l|iln.i 

SOLOIST 

MISS MARY JOHNSTON 

nl ( iiilK Eiiîititts rhil.uhljihhi 

IHE HEART 1 

3f AMKWCA'S 

aREATEST 

FAMILY 

RE3ORT ' 

wiiLiT ivtULt iT mum if BUT 

OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

•= OPEN ALL YEAR 

'Church on the Boardwalk" 

Strand Theatre, Boardwalk at 9th Street 


Scarcely Noticeable I 

TOT'WT nifujcfn stj'ling dij for Earphone and Card —the result of 

W cyceUsscs, this grcal new more than two years of laborsiury 

Zenith first docs for the hearing research, Both ore now indujei 

lid-gives it a new "look of at no extra cost with the Zenith 

youth!' Never agjin need charm K.nlionit Hearing Aid. 

mil ability be bunej bcneaih a The new cord ii perspiration. 

htinnj impairment. proof, water-ptpof, kink-proef, 

OTnc ui — sye Inf yourself the washable. It will not fray—may ba 

lew beauty of the NiutralCuiof o iped clean with s damp cloth. 

Return Cartons, 

Plea to Merchants 

M J li mi ihi nth in tin e t if 

^ i m i I t tl i i ii i i ir in 

p nln in i h intilliiL t irl n 

Hit m h if tin MI il f i th \)\ h 

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t nu W i l l til ui n n H if ! f n 

11 1 itht rt (\\i t d ill 1 il 'I 

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rt t pi i u uli lln in K li nit ii 

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nprliln 1 ll 111 Ilin (him li " t 

fpfun U ni pr mii fh ' f'' f w ^' ^ 

nlr j (i ni iiiuf u t mnr 

rtitti u Ii i lh 111 HI Hid t nn i£« 

Ni a Iir ( th* Mini it n m fn 

lllltl 1 1 Ull ll I M 11 111 (Mil ll 

it \ i iid 

Six Fined 4fter 

Drinking Party 

c i \ nli Hi r it 

t i r i i ni -nn 11 inn 

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\ ii wi n n ih r i c i i 

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c i\ ii t-n i 1 im tl in p h i ri ih f Unl i li lnln i Tt i ° )i 

t in M lull 1 Hi lit* I in llll ' r lit I III lit \ it 1 HI "i Mn 1 

in ii nni! in u In ii inn il tlur jj j, ( i, in Phil nli ipln i li 1 1 

n i \ . it. tlmi in , nl 'i i! I i th iml r nililt ti tl T i" 

. \\ i 1 i\ r i fni i in nn i i i I n Ot t in 

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h n \\ i r ]in tl - 1 n li ii^t i - i i i pr i nn f 11 i 

p i ii n t r imiii n n i \l'!i ii ^ j i I l HI F i it i t 

Woman Owner of 

Home Pays $25 

Negro Boy, 13, Has 

Meningitis 

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pl-unl i rirpiM-tl frin t'n , ,, I i i ^ III rh 

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11 i Mil in tin it in tlm u 1 [ ,T fi li Hi M i 1 B 11 

l,,ilL li i ml %\ nn n w in 1 \ r i 

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tl 

THE NEW 

RADIONIC HEARING AID 

6M MedVii No ~'•QftQfi"~QM 

40 w. 

Auttltd brAnHfkm Mtdksl Ai 

Council m H k l T h p 

^ 12slS (Noon) 

Wednesday At 

SIMMS' 

wnpam 

liillllilllllllllllilllMllillllllllllllllg 

HEAR A CHRISTIAN JEW | 

Hear | 

Joseph H, Cofan I 

Nun ill ix.ttuMii I tii|i"lil lolin M 

Saturday, Aug. 12th j; 

At 8 p.m. 

ut 

The Ocean City 

Baptist Church 

lUih hi. uilil IVtiliiy Ave, 

JOSEPH II. _ 

He Will Also Speak At | 

THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

7th St. and Wcslty Arrnue 

At 7:30 p.m., Sunday, August 13th 

Rev, Oeo, Flgohcr, Mlnisitr 

Mr, Cohn will t, \f MN*T nOOR 

tuinniinii WIIM»N nu 

Goodness Sake 

Boardwalk 746 Boardwalk 

SERVING YOU SINCE 1910 

fi 

Huly Trinity Kpiscopnl 

Church 

Bev, Klclllrd S, Ballrj 

City Tsiboi-naclc 

l(i>v, W. Kiwcll Lake, Nupl, 

St. Aujjuslinu's n. C.' 

Church 

lUv, It.irlholoniciv It, 

lltv. U.lli.un L. MtKcevrr 

St, Mary's Chnpul 

Itiv. liiiriiiiiliimcw B, 

ICiv, WilJIiim L, McKiiver 

Union Chanel hy thu Hun 

, F i,"ilIl SI. iinil Aslilirv 

REV, Uiin Ilnwitian, 

Ci-ntral 

L!n!on 

lijllil Bl, ulid CHItral Ave, 

ST, JAMES A,M,E, till 11(11 TABKItNAf'I.K BAPTliT 

CIIUBCU (Col.l 

MACEDONIA M. B. OOIJBCH 

(COlpKd) 

BAPTIST CHURCn 

(Coloredl 

Thii meiaage is tponiored by these Ocean City but* 

inessmen in recognition of our churches* service, 

benefit and value to our own conununity. 

ATLANTIC orrsf ELHOTBIQ 

COMPANY 

HOWARD S, STAnrpON 

O, R, BHOEMAKER LBK. OO. 

MANBY UJOYD OHATTDI 

„ WATBB 

»r*t 

LAWRENCE M. LEAR 

J, PRISOOTT OADMAN 

TOE NATIONAL BAHK OP 

OCEAN OITY 

HARMACY 

I 1 '. Ik'DAN, KeRtatercd Phnrmarisl, F'rop. 

. 4 it Street, Cor. Ocean Ave., Phone 1462 

Jane Logan DeLuxe Ice Cream 

CADILLAC 

PONTIAC 

SaUs and Service 

Wm. T. Powell 

1158 Asbury Ave 

BOULEVARD 

PHARMACY 

WM, WIGKAI.I, Hfl, Plurm. 

Serving South Jersey 

for 67 Years 

CALL Ocean City Q424 

To Start Service 

OR MAIL POST CABn TO 

WILSON DAIRY CO. 

j t o r e — 4th Street and Asbury Ave. 

Newspapers - Magazines 

Fountain Service 

SENTINEI.-mpOER 

ON SAU; HEiu: 

BATTERSEA ROAD 

ATLANTIC BLVD. 

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Recreation Center 

Brevities 

I I li I I n Hi T nln lillli 

'I ti 1 I 1 II III ll L HI 1 HI I 

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Iii 1 1 il[ 3 ^ 1 I Ut 1 l\ 

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= li ii 1 I ii 1 i ii Th rt ii11 i 

li ii 1 mil mil hiJ 

1 li 

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I l i i It ii l i i n ii inttit in I I 

nn i n mil i\\ I I till" hut | 

i ^ niul mii i u n i l! rlt iii 

up pt i i In m h 1 M i! i f 1 

II i i tl t ni ULr ti 1 irt i b tin 

mni i i n i nil (cm I 

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lit i tit li ll h C i II tr I «i il it Ll Illp 

1 i u in tit 1 i nit rt i t I! titit i 

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u i i\ i I t in jit L' i p 1 IN 

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I • • _ 

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[lli th I I I III I ll till jitil! 

tli i ir i 1111 p tin i i ii I dm 

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1\ iiii ill \\ \\ iii r n 

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\ i in u I 1 in i» t tn 

1 i i i - i II Ail II i mi in 

I i t h i nn C II in i i n in I 

i in m t 1 lli ri i i_i unii 

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1 i i ii I ml v ill 

L nil 1 1 lit I Ttl \ ml r BmW I 

h i \ I Ii tl i ii U mn i 

il n bi li in ilitl ltiiti'ihi ire! 

ii In 'i o l lh i t hi l 1 i nr 

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ih C mm] i in i Hit iti t~i r 

j i i uni i i 4 h i t j t in itli. f 

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lilt I i l l l i II h ll t nil ill t 

1 t t \t II II 

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t n j 4 rl n l'i t t i 11\ t hi inf l 

i ill 1 i I il _ i i iiimi nt M nh 

III i i ilin_ t N u Jul f 

F i p i\ I A 11 I in n 

ChUalrj which flourished when 

kni^hthutid m lh flitter 1 not 

dr id Niit b} a ltmg v hat' 

Ii uu no knight on a white 

chiugii tli it pruvrd thL tn the 

Hi r-utiun uf i lad> In distress 

iind mrrdl b> tandtr^ an a par 

utuk.rH indv cnriier ol tuwn 

Tin d iv liiMead thn rnlt ol his 

nTtidi rn r(Mjn|rrpart wa*5 pla>ed by 

n 111111 r impltijrd b\ a proIYilnent 

lot il nvi ccjmpnn> 

IT K i tin thi hrflt of an unu&u 

ill \ij, imu f,u. t th it n Tian h 

]j ii mi i h it vi i 11 n vi ulhlnf down 

flu miridlt qf the trcit ut a fur- 

I m flip Clfi t btlilnd it in hot 

ihi i emit in tldtrh ftumafi 

OiilliJnii nf the rt d tMifTlL signal 

JIHI p i iii^ r ir tht willful h* ud- 

„* ir jf mt (1 nn itfi pur nrr dod= 

L jut [ju i iriuu 1^ afPtinf- thn nn- 

rninint, \ihifli Hurn r tairktd vie 

iotisly brakes iqye&Ied fend 

tated motoriata shouted war 

but the chnso continued 

Thi panama skidded 

C&T% ver^d deftly from ttie clutch 

of & heavy tire banked suddenly 

and gild to u halt The woman8 ex- 

pression became one of gflsi ifitli^ 

faction as she bent to ricovtr lli 

However Gbviausly ln cahoots witt 

a mlschievouB breeze the hat took 

off again, _ ' 

At this point the gab app*«r*d. 

Sizing up thp situation at & ^&n^p 

tht driver stopped and leaped out. 

He cornered the hat brushed It aff 

and aftf*r seeing that it had suffered 

nu d&mage= handed It to the wo* 

man who thanked him profusely 

Thc-n he climbed back Into hli 

rab and drove off with the alf of 

t\ Boy Scout who had done his 

good deed for the diy 

Call Again Out for 

Rags, Old Jewelry 

\ !n r nppi il ft r r kan 

ml Jti jL«t ]r\ w i is m d thi 

mk U thr Ornn TJty bl tilth uf 

in Am rlfin Hi il Cn-^ They ran 

! t| i ( m xlv ernt rr\ icp mm 

i Bnkl'Mi] Cimi il Hn, pital A\ 

inlic t !H whn irnkt rut's from 

t nt md u i tin ji wtlrv in 

i i tli \nifjij ntli! r tirLiclp^ thi v 

Tin iii d Crti till nerd an eng- 

uppl\ jf mapT7inp fur thf* 

pit*il L\rt 3t for Rmdpr c Dlpp-.t 

l thf N-itifjiial Ccneruphlr tht\ 

niu^t not bn more than two 

old I favc them at Hed Cro5e helld- 

quaitpis 412 8th st 

L4tst wpek end 296 more woungl&l 

sprvicemtn wtre moved Into the 

Finland Oeiitral Hospital 

Mrs J Apple tan af Lansdowflf 

is §p*»rdinp sami time at The Over- 

br iik 

Or P Alava and family of Wil- 

mington Dtl HFP vacationJng at 

The Hanscom 

Mr and Mrs 

Cald%eH N J 

Tin Hansenm 

O E Leflef sf 

registered at 

Endorse and Recommend the- 

Circlette Spray Wave 

The Deluxe Heatless Permanent 

This is the Cold Wave 

for Miur uimplele satisfaction No heat 

nn tliMiimfoit ûu rela\ while a nvigie«l 

coiil solution m Nprnvpd fin 1 few moments 

HHOMLII Iht rolln iif hmr Then i rin>^ «ith a 

»|)in i) ntuli ilizir nnd without an> discom- 

Inrt \nu\i n(|iiii((l i hcmtifiil, longer lasting 

pirm mint 

Ihi^ i^ Iht oni ind onl> method ulmh nt unre- 

•>ir>idh itccimnund tun loi b/e;uiied and 

find h in 

Phone Ocean City 1000 for Appointment 


Closed Wtdnesday Afternoons After 1 p m 

In Philadelphia 

Origin U Yn cent I 

1 i'll Chislnul ^ 

and 

"jfiOO Gretn St 

Joseph 

at 

Oppenheim & 

and 

SfiOO Grein 

Collins 

St 

W . W i V , W i % s f f i v ^ 

MASON JARS | 

All Canning Accessories j| 

ir- WE DELIVER -m | 

READ HARDWARE -^ PAINT CO. I 

m ANIH'KV AVE. — FAriNG C'TTV WfALL 1* 

HI-PRESSURE 

WASH 

TREAT YOUR CAR 

TO A GOOD WASH 

URTZ 

GARAGE 

Fint anil AllanUs Ph. 0600 

YES, WE HAVE 

CHUM POTS and 


KEYS 

MADE 

ALL TYPES 

HAND SAWS 

Lawn Mowers, ScUiors, Tooli 

SHARPENED 



Bait For Sale 

l'rrstwood numbers and letters 

made, 

LEMONT'S 

301 BAY AVE. Ph, 

LUBRICATION 

il.35 

PALMER 

inn-jo AVE. 

Send the Folks a Box 

Douglass 

Salt Water 

Taffy 

Mulled Anywhere 


CAN ALL YOU CAN 

With tomatoes plentiful in gar- 

den and market be sure to can all 

you can for next winter's use. 

Homo canned tomatoes and tomato 

juice arc one of the best and most 

economrcal sources of Vitamin C, 

so important in the daily diet. In 

winter tomatoes make a good and 

inexpensive switch from citrus 

fruits, add color and variety to 

meata, and may be used in many 

different ways. 

Tomatoes are one of th'e easiest 

and best crops to can at home, so 

get busy and can all you can. Stop 

at your nearest Jersey Central 

office for free canning directions. 

JERSEY CENTRAL 

POWER & LIGHT 

COMPAN Y

V y- 

errv 

LFX. for Resort 

I, Fortress 

RMKD Operator 

Samuel B. GoflF Dec- 

anted far Courage 

en Bombing Mission 

Finds Melbourne 

Like Atlantic City 

Plo Andrew J Oniipean, unii ot 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oapnelia, 

1100 Bav av, celebrated hb Mth 

birthday nnnlvcrsnn August 3, 

somewhere In Australia 

Cappezza hu been In the land 

"down under' for almost le months 

as a member of the |Mllltarv pn- 

lice He drives a materejele which 

he lias named Jersev Bounce In 

hunur of his native state nnd lib. 

pet doB 

In his latest letter Pfi 

he spent u furlough recentl> 

In Melbourne which looked tn him 

lust like Atlantic rih But he still 

ihlnkj Ocean CiH H the best plaei 

:o be 

The soldier tins been In 'crvlre 

'or over 3 vctirs 

Resort Soldier 

Called In Strike 

Flown from Minnesota 

to Philadelphia 

An Orenn Cits «ilrtii r Ciirimril 

Bil Ci'tlElinne flm ill |h, sin 

fnim Mlnili siit i tn hi In rilim llii 

PTC tnn,p.irtntliin -.triki in Phil 

ntli Iphlii List sseik .iiimdhv to Ills 

parents Mr nnd Mr> Juhn CIMIB 

lliinc 737 Mnuri n\ 

High Tribute To 

Resort Officer 

Camp Piper Praises 

Lieut.-Col. McCoIIom 

A tribute characterizing him ai 

me or the mnit nffectlunntely held 

officers In the Armj was paid re 

'5 to Lieutenant Colonel Tlin 

n MrCnllum Ji 11 forillel 

Oceiin cltv boy who la command 

lnjj ofrietr of the 14th ArmorLd Di- 

vision ^ 94th Ca\alry RLCnnnais 

mce Sqaadrun (mechanized) 

Colonel "MeCnllum Is the son (if 

Mr and Mr 1 ; Thomas O McCnlInm 

13Jj Wi**le\ ,i\ ,ind i^ statimiett 

nt Cilllp Cimpbrll Kentucky nun 

of tilt fe^ enmpr turning nut lul 

diers skillid in the nperntlon of 

mndLrn tink^ ind nthi r mi 1 hanl? 

ed iqulpmi nt 

TR\IMD 10OU IXflRTS 

He 11 Liidltetl with I111M111, tip 

cm.«fl ihi Inlnin^ if mii Woo 

mecliiiii'iil 1 spirt, nf tin nth Hi 

mined DlUMntl ,tnu tn %nit til 

C imp V iniplii-1! in îptimbir WJ 

He pieil.uh wi it Fnrt Km \ 

Restaurants Restricted 

And How, In World War I 

•Hestaiirateurs should not feel 

unduly lestrleted by OPA In their 

optratlons crurlni, World War II, 

m\s T H nempscy OPA dlatrtit 

director 

A backward look at the food eur 

tallment orders lisued during Wnrlil 

Wai I mlnlit relieve them, HL points 

shall use sugiir bimls un 

l 

Utalr nr lunch cimiitcr N 

uis publlt rating phiCi t 

imhvi (,-iicst MI rnqurit', nnd In nu 

iVint *shnl] amnuiiL bnrved tn uil| 

une peFMui nt iinj uni imul 

uni triispnunful nr lu, eiiuh 

Tin in» ri'&tauiimt piuj£iiuii In 

Bridge Traffic 

At War's Peak 

Increases S3 Per 

Cent Over Year Ago 

The Delaware Blver Brldue tills 

ixiiva I week seeiiniled the uirlti'r suite- 

iihnt 'iiicin by Oeeiin City uirielnlH umi 

ahull 

lit Pnlln«lHK are gnmc of the or- | elTi rt Jnh 11 n'quirt, tnllnu 

lore effcctlnK rcstournnt 1 ! In 1MB 

No public eating plnct shall al 

low nnv bread tn br brought to the 

:nnlr until aflnr the first tnursi 

^rrv^fi 

— - >ihnll irrn om biirnn a 1 i 

pirnlturi — 

— chilli irrvi tn m\ une pvr 

nn nl niu nnp nirnl mort thnn 

' uunrr (if i hpddni pnniTnnnk 

iiihfi Amprir-iii i hi p^p - 

A ie( 1 nt K 111 (if I?i tmt tn Tift 

tin Tinip Cimphill nfu^pTjiii rii 

M tul tu 1 Iniini n 1 iiihul. t 

Ciiliini 1 M(rtiiii,n tiiiiiiiiiL iliit 

his puniliriti Mini friiin th( Iir! 

• I tint lie ill fir tin inlWriiniii 

lit went nn tn limp- up the (liini 

Tim rnrlveil u liliphint 1 ill ' h ' "Hm inM mn "I Imw -ulli 1 

frnm him Bund is night fi.nn piui "•"'• ttlc rnl.nii I' i.t lh. uiliu, 

jUdilphn Hi iki hi »i lniiiu,'it 11 r I"'" uiiilii him 

* j lit ill ill' ullh ( cr tip nl nlli. 1 il ' ( IKI I I I 1IIUIT 

1 dkrs from Full SiiLllInc Minn ti 

3 Gallons of Gas 

For 3-Day Leave 

OPA Clarifies New 

Ration Rule 

c nnili 

11U to purt un a placuid 

11 ll«t if 4U basic Tiiod limit. It ulin 

riqulns tint rulln t)i 1111 lusher 

th in s (i nts pn cup 

TI11 4n bulc fnnd item cm be 

nn hlKhri til 111 prld eh 111,1 ri ilur 

1111, tin uirk nt Apill 4 In In 1IMI 

Ihi mill i xi r iill.iii In Hi, •; mil 

1 up iif rullie I', II tin pul 11 illii 

1 I ilillshim nt III.ITMII huhi 1 Hun 

Hill pitri din 1111. Hu unk nf.IJi 

hili 1 4 tii 10 194J 

Ceiling Prices 

In Restaurants 

40 Basic Items 

Must be Posted 

y Cty i l 

busini'SB nii'ii tlml tho vtilnnu 1 of 

nutiimiibllc trnffii; imw Is tin. gnnl- 

tst sirup I lie Wiir bcBiin. 

Tlip brlilK' 1 ri'iHirtPd Moiuliiy Iliiil 

Its htisinfHs showi'd ii M PIT pom 

liii-rpHSp In July, iivpr 104:1. nnd w:i. 

till- host ,iu]y since 1941. 

Tdiiil InitTio fnr tin- inniith Wiis 

1,104,841 vehicles, eumpiircd with | Onrdei, Btntl, •.„.. ^ 

TOJ.0U4 ill July. 1043, when the OPA [ Clilnden "Mfll^ 

ban im pli-iiHiiic dilviniJ was in ef= 1 

(eel, I ---.._ 

Hrlilise olIieiiilH iillrihiilcd miieli : in- 'M-M'-V* fl ,""* Blll! f 1 

uf the warllmc tniffic tu the nil- fc|ji.||i||m, ', ' , MlNilde 

Kl'iiluin uf r*llil:idclphians tn the riiik.sitie * (W i 

hiyi been awarded tn Technical Ser 

geant Samuel B Doff, 21-yenr nltt 

son of Mr and Mrs B S Duff 

8211 Central av, It was announced 

this vrcek by the public relations 

office of the commanding general 

Qf thf Eighth U B Army Air PorcL 

Is England 

In addition to this decoratlnn 

Sergeant Gflff earlier had received 

tbi Air Medal and three Oak Lent 

Cluster* 

He Is a graduate of UIL Ocean 

Olty Hlih School class of 1941 

Prior to entering the Arm\ Januar" 

4, Ii4ili he was employed hert us 

• ilark by the Atlantic and p ulfk 

Tea Company. 

Tlie citation acci fripanvlnp the 

d 

opel.ite .1 ttnllii %Uiili tin [| ilu 

Ma' beiim "i ttli d 

Thr Imu tmirhev ippirdith ft 1^ 

Unn(ci'îr\ biuinî th( Milkii 

IM'nt liul tn % .ik Biiiuln it mid 

nlRllt 

Curpnrnl rasllKlu in forum K « 1 

empUni-d here bv thi Pi nns\l\nnl 1 

Reading Seashnrc Line* nnd tin [ 

Sholt Fi^t Llnr He enft red tin 

Arm\ n \i ir -luii mil h-m been 1 

tithed in ricint miinlh, to -in Ar 

mv Tmnspnrtntliin Curps niln.ul 

nperatlnn bilttillnn at Fnrt Sin 11 

ing 

Nn i tl 

K T hi i ilin« in tin IMtli uith i] 

i ii\nv f tin «!n ]i t i i \i\ th 

11 lc nf I u hi* h in lmli l i pi i Mil 

intt i\n w ui n the n n i am Hi 

in v • pip* i nd 1 hr i Ii' n 

in in- i fH iiunt i n\ ifT iir II tin 

i nh nrl linri 1 t steniiBtliii, LiriiLii 

t me f - mil ofti it hi dt P^ — th 

i itmu I 1 hi Id 

ri mi \f( r ii m u i i h rn n 

Phil HI! lp! 11 111 1 U I I Mill l!i 1 

Tin n In f it UIL ] Ft nn -t it 

win ii In u i L'i iriu tti (I i i -< ii 

\(IT t ip* iin m tin R( i in ntii 11 

I Ti inn _ ( !p r TI' cnli ml up i 

! I 

1 ii . 11 1 c its I. M 1111 m t p i l r in 

h a ill hi ibli t ,i 1 11 lti 1 In 11. 

tin ii 11111»_ 1 ill 1 ul Ilu nn it m d 

1, id li. 111 • Ilu s h m H in Hil.li 

li unii in 1 til. U n Pi U nut 

It IU illllL 11 1! ll ill Till U. i k 

In 1 ]'. till 11 ulih ill 1 1 I 1 1 i 

11 1 mi in' iikiu tt n h 1 i iii'i 

II til' % h ^ ^ J i i i m 1 11 I i u r i n t 

. llilL pi li I !H|ul HI II U lili li tj< 

111 1 lit 1 1 m ^ t i h i 1 1 jini ui| 

1 \i i pill.In t 1 iWL m d ih iiikiiiu 

t I li 11111 i t ! p iM ; 1 [inn. n t h 

1 In pi 1 i I 4n 1.1 11 f < 1 ift in 

DFO read 

'Far extraordinary achievement 

while serving as n rndm npir.itm 

of a B-17 Plvllic Fortrew on T 

number of bombardment mUMmi 1 ; 

oviir cnetm ocrupled Cnnlimntsil 

Europe Displaying great tnur.iRc 

and skill Sergeant GnfT llslitins 

from his gun jinsltinn has uardetl 

off manv enemy -HI iekj> auri ha 

materially aidfd in the sue ec*^ nf 

each nf these missinns 

It wo* nflieidlh onnounred th-it 

the Ocean City mm. luti pirtlcipit- 

ed In bombing attacks on Beilir 

fchwehifurt and l 

•OBIM REAPIB" PILOT 

HOME ON FURLOUGH 

Lieutenant (JRI Philip L, Kirk. 

Wood, 24, a ntthter pilot, who shot 

down four Japanese planes in the 

Paeiflc theatre is "pending 3n d iv 

visiting his parents Mr ind Jars 

Irwin Kirkwood at Wlldwood 

The Naw flyer has cmiplctcd 50 

combat mission- with ihi unit 

tnown as the Grim Rc-ipt r» Hi 

nad been overseas since list Nn 

tember 

FOR quicK RESULTS 

TRY A CLASSIFIED HO 

Ensign Bryan Guest 

Of His Mother Here 

Ensign infl Mr*, Leminril He.HLI 

Bnan hivi been pm^t^ uf hi mu 

ther Mn Aithur M Bmn Ui" 

f mji 

I mini 

1 m\ M 

ii IU L 'M il ui 

n w i t illt tJ int 

MII In 1'Ml 

ri \ rf 

John A. Ray Wins 

nv 

SHtl] 

li 1 11. 111 (I up th 

( tilltllMH!! I II tillillj- Ihi 1,^11,111.. 

ul L I'lilliu 1 iti in t. 1111 miu i' ni 

i'ii 11 m d iiiKi'- 

I 1111 uiJi 1 ! 1 11 will mm 1 (n 

hi t ui 1 ii 1 minimum . t 1 lin 1 ill. n 

11 1 I hit 1 il i\ 1. m 11 furl 1U1 

i h. 111 ixinium it 10 u illiin f 1 

11 il i\ Nu 1 ill 11 will In ti mil d ' 

fl I 1 1 1 llll, Itll i! fur 1. Hi 

ir mil mi I i l l ' 111 in thn 

hi l i t * In 1 in in th 11 I 

\ 1 1 111 in hum i| [1! t i tin W 11 

I 11.1 mil U1I1 iiniu Ii > n d h \\ 1 ii|_ 

111! l c flil Iltl (MI til! (II III I * 

pi t 1 (iil\( iiul pn M lit pri pi 1 

II ill 1 flltl lll-ll p ipn I 

Finds Chinese 

Are Helpful 

1 hi c him 1 1 it iin] ti I d 

1 thin ! in f 1 th \m t 

II in f I .1, 1 I in it, 1 h 1 I 

I I 1 j ( ! il 1 III I It] I ll I ! 

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I,,, nu «i, u. I.,nut, 1 I,, planning Group at 

P m 

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t uli) i l n i nun n h 

uniil flu p it i i ill d 

CALCIUM 

CHLORIDE 

dii^t iluun on hi 

ROTENONE 

(lllp of III'*! fllrllls. iif niin-pili- 

Millions ill^potiriih-^ f»r ilUNlitm 

vpci'talilm ami iliiiiil fiiilU Tiir 

Dl^rrU iihd illilP^^ 

Combination Doors 


Lumber Co, 


Phone 01 SO 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either ense—call Independent. We've the M, i 

perienc^, tht men, the materials and the equip. I 

muni to give you a perfect job on any type ^f I 

We've been roofers for many years andijpjjitj 

be for many more, That'i why an Independent 

gunrantee moons something. Pick a reliable, fig, 

anciallv found firm to re-roof for you. Call 

Independent Roofing Co, 

3 H. Fleming Ave, 

I'll, 4-11153 Atliiitli City 

TOO - »lh 8L 

i City pi, 

Vrvv rufiilshed — Nil Uu«n I'ayiiirnt 

1 

llll! 

IX. I 

ill I Uil 

1 ill 1 

I ,: 

i ml 

I 11 I 

hii.l ii i 

I 

Tht-\ plnn tu riturn tndi\ (Frtd i\ 1 

tu N.nfiilk V,i ttlin 1 hi i t i 

tiulii d 

Mrs Bi\ m lni h md Lii tit 1 n 

nnt-Coin'll mill I Brs in uhii ui 

captured h\ tin J ip.ini-ii \Un 11 

thev funk thi Philippine hi 1 will 

nu unrd tn lie r Mini In rmlnil 

11 prlôni r=of ?t it po^t cud 1 M U 

uii lUuR th it lii tt 1 in 1 T ip 1 

In 1 pr^titi (,nup in Ihi I I.nul 

and th it he s r a t \êll 

Hi dnih u i it rti\ 

tin il \> n \ i Ilu l u m p 

tl i t,i I 

Sea Isle Organizes 

Builders 

Electriciam 

\ 11.1 

1 t 

IS TN£ 

TIME TO 

Mr RiMi" I" full mlnz ttith kit" ' " " " 

hiti n ^t thp t tiad\ pi'îi c "f î' 

HLjn fnrLP 1 b it! tu tin Philip 

Sea Isle Soldier 

Missing in France 

Prlvnt Lenn Hrlni r ( t Si 1 I It 

Cltv ft,i L ripiutid suiid u t 1 h m 

JOB 

PRINTING 

roR 

EVERY 

PURPOSE 

STATIONERY 

GUILD PRODUCTS 

Lewis L Barrett 

807 Asbury Ave, 

NEXT TO TITLE M 

TRUST BUI1,»TNG 

hern 111K nip in -idiitn 111 Frm 

r in(c Juh 18 Ihi W11 Di p illnii nt h im 111 I, in 

idii id hL \U!( Vi rdi\ Till 7 

Grlner enli'ted In tlie Arm fuill A f lmn 

1 lr ILO it Aldi 11 G i ttluli hi Ii ui 

I Hid hi" -Ufi tin n re Id. d Ft r I hi 11 tui 

%i ir-. iierun pilnp .mi»i 1 111 \> 1 n p 

M ilinnul in tin Wimtlbilii Tiiiki ,1 ti 1 

hue urn 111 Cipi Mn C' UIIU mil 

hi" fumilv ii^ldiu it Bei Inle Tlin 

hivi three children 

Hi >IH HI ll ""I '!» > ' ' ' ' ' ' 

hi i 1 lull n h with In ] in in Mi 

mil Mi F B Riv 

Fjight Officer 

Listed As Missinff 

TII lil Oilii i 11 l nl I' M " 

Ii if M i \lili i ii ( i" 1 " » ' 

v i 1 I hi ilu ^v ii Ii i ii nm in 

r,i 11\ i nu i ' "i 

Him 

200 in Wild wood 

Baby Parade 

VS 11 linn ll III '111 111. p 1 

1 mn il il 1 i 1 1 11 11 Mi III 1 

1 |! II II [1 I! 1 1 'I 1 HI \\ llihv H'll 

I 11 1 111 1 1 il p 1 li un ill 

h 1 11 1 * Ii In ' 11 ui 111 II. m i 1 11 

111 1 I ii 111101. pi 1 t 1 r 

H il I Iplu 1 \ nm- li 1 ' irrli 1 

1 „(! ie. -i 1.1 ihr :iiviinl». niiiiiy .if 

v Iiii '1 «iii- win h-iiiii.- :inil Mai'M*. 

fl'ildr' u i-: '« rvlri' ni.-n ».iii ., liirK.' 

1 h m I Un pi 111 lit 

Chatterbox to be 

Closed, Thursdays 

11 1 n 1 1 

1 1 1 u 

1 in pi ii n. 1 

iu I mil I. 

II 111 irl 1 

, il In th 

M ni 

hip HiJi •> li li 

1,0 nil I I Ml 

M «'ii Hi l«i 'l« 

in Ihi Ai in 

l Mi IIII 

I "' '' 

uui Ml 

ATTENTION 

Property Owners 

ODD JOB 

Repair and Caretaker 

Service 

y 

care iii your Bf&tUty JJU"I M >Ûf ib 

atflrr 

My (.intikir ii rvici — [jrupcifv niip r 

tior puliinK up and tnkini, iiDwri 

screciiEi stoflii sS*>h, having WaU'f 

gas fiiid flt-ctfii turntd 6P SFfl gff 

A PRS!fll card Will bripg dcfaiUd in 

S. L. SMITH 

1026 Simpson Ave, 

Ocean Cily'.N 

TaUop ilnce 1907 

JULIUS ROTH 

Tillor lor Hen 

111 ASBURV AVBHDE 

( OMrilTINl. TKMMM. 

(is 1 mi KiroR BCIMHI K 

f in 1 1] H hrit V I null 11 

uf Mi md Mi H I Pi "" - 

On in id I ii nipli 1111 I" '• "u 

lilt in T ( lin il 1 1) miu 1 1 I'' 

P11 hi C In Mm Mr l»i i I! 1 

in i 111 nn 1 ! tin ( 11 ii tl 1 

pi ]i in 11, i 1 xi 1 1 1x1 1 11 

r ip I' il Pi 1 nil 1 nt 1 il 111' ' ' ' 

Mn In April TO) ' 

\NC. fiJMl'IFTF^ Iltl IU IT ' 

THllMNc. IS N^Î 

-1 11 111 1 ii 1 111 in 1 An li It ' 

M 11 I 11 li ii '1 in t 1 nip I 1 n l 

\ 1 1 ti 1 1 111 (1 ix 1 n il li 1111 

r ill ixxinP r impli tn 11 1 In in mil 

1 inn m tin r n H I li HI ] 

ul Mi Until A11K 4CI-1 A Ijilix 1, 1 

II Hi ri 

riix 

II I I 

ll HU 1 

t 1% 111 

\v » 11 

11 11 ii 1 

, iiii 

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1 lit iii 

1 I l i h 1 1 

Mil 1 I h i 

I pi II i 1 

H L I H i l l ! I! 1X1 

1 I l i t 

1 II I I ill I I 

t h I ! h i i l l 

REFRIGERATION 

OIL BIRNKB SKKVK'E 

Authnrized 

GcneraUEIocliic 

Service 

O. D, HACKNEY 


An KiiiUr riTlii'it'fi Jfih i^ in**r; than \u^t ".in uiiliuar> 

jnh" = it's I In* jnlf Unit «il! l.i^l ;i "•iuiUTllinr" • . lli*rf\ 

wh.it >mi gi-l: n:i uiikt-r;! i -imt; iii*.ui,iiMm !•'. cf >« hrri" it i^ 

niiMli'd; liriiii^r, ht-iciitilii- \i'liMLtiiun; inct-rtiM-il firr |irn- 

Irriiun, 

JOBBING RE-ROOFING REMODELING 

JOHN E. TROUT 

KECtSTKItKI) III 1I.I)I;H 

1053 Abbury Ave, Phone 1200 

ltl'il > ici->i.NTiN(: VilH.ii. H hiiiin A CM., CA.MDKN 

AI,>«) TIIK TtKMiNix ro. uf run.A. 

Jacob C. SCHUFFl 

Electrical Contractorl 

im Ashury \,r, ph, lie | 

EDW. 5. CORSOil 

Electrical Contractoi 

305 8th St. 

Res. 1S»| 

Roofing 

Building Supplies 

II |1 I , tn Inn I In -111. u ill Hi it 

hrtti r hi i itiî hi iut^ i 1 ^ 

Mlllil linn .l.in il< t p I'.ntl M(II 

\uilN iiri- mitrH fiir tlirir lung 

urinrii, mil tif r irli\ I qiiihtH 1 ^ 

I In ^ **i\i in hr iting ri» t paint 

hill^ mil ri |, iir^ Tlir\ ulil iluM ir^ 

\inrtti ill nripprrts % illjr nut îilr^ 

nl In nil* mil pfiilri tHMi \\i uill 

In |,1JI1 ti) ,*MI uiu jn i Hm itp 

I ( UIMMM 

Closed Thursdays 

SHEPPARD 

Auto Service 

012 SIMPSON AVE, 

LVKKVTIIINCi 1IIK Till, 

KKIMIK or A iti 

ASBESTOS and ASPHALT ROOFING 

White Asbestos Sidewall Shingles 

llillllivarc 

1-I.IM-, Walter V. H< 

|ii;tt-:iii Simpsim Av,>, Ph. 

Winiliw Irililil'i 

Will linard 

\slnit % 

li a 

.Ml l>U(Miri 

MI^»iISt. l\ AfTIDN 

Tcihulcnl SiTBi'.inl .Itilm h Hr 

will. Jr.. (if 122 W. aiilicllciiui r av 

Wildttdiid. WIIS listed by tin- Wiir I 

nrirartmeiit Siiturduy HS mLssing in 

uction. 

EDW. G, KURTZ 

Will Pay Cash 

For Any Make Car 

14 ATLANTIC AVE. 

Ocean Clity 

BUILDING SUPPLIES 

Powell-Van Gilder Lumber Co, 

12th St. and West Ave. Phone 0053 

Carpenter Repair Work 

WALLACE 

802 Central Avv, 

The Next Sale of 

City-Owned Property 

Save Tires, Time and Mites 

OCEAN CITY-LONGPORT 

AUTO C T- . . t1 

BRIDGES 0Tickets*] 

Single Pure 25c lOrriclreirtW.SO 

1 Tho Short Route to Atlantic City 

will be held on 

Wed., Aug. 30, 1944 

WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR LIST OF 

TO BE OFFERED 

REAL ESTATE 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

NEtOED 10 MAKE A 

SHELL CONTAINERS I 

WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR 

WASTE PAPER COLLECTION DATES 

Tie Your Waste Paper Securely and Plice on the 

Curb in Front of Your Residence nnd Not with 

Regular Trash for Collection. 

Builders 

Cameron Bros. Co. 

Buildmrs, Jobbers 

and Roofers 

I I? Hifnliiie pi. Pb, »1W 

Moyer Company 

Contractors - Builders 

l*h. IMS 12,15 Wmt %v, 

q MOVER 

CARPENTER 

JOnUINf! AI.TFItATIONB 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayville 

1410 WEST AVIi, 

R00FII1C 

SHEET METAL WOi 

carTi:its . BP 

AIR CONDITIONING | 

CRAIG andWALT 

Ph. 0916 9th&Hi« 

Plumbmg-Hetdiw\ 

HARRY DIBB 

Ciloroti'Gil Bun«ri| 

PI.IIMHINO • HEA1UE 

30] ElfillTH (IBEII 

J'lioni- IIIW - Rti. Ptat W 

EFTIMATIS FURHIKP 

Avr.jli Wtilli 

Willard F. SW 

Plumbing : s HeatJni | 

joimiNO 

I'hiiiic 0383 Ocean Cil 

Cmment« Tile-Marble 

JohnPelto&Co.,Inc. 

General Contractort 


Phone 09S8 

Electricians 

ELECTRICAL 

J. H. BECOHE 


Phone tiOIfi 

Plumbing • Heatitt 

OIL Bl-BNIiR SEBV1CI 

HANS BUR* 

INC. 

040 ANliury Ave, to** ' 

Paintm 

••••«•••*< 

m 

LBR 

House and Sip 

PAINTING 

Bd IB««< ' lB * 0 

Floor Sanding 

OLD IXOOIEH. HTAIBS MADE 

LIKE NEW 


NoflliflelU. N, J. Phon,. PicasBiii»I!lc lg.i8 

(Sutceiwr !» Wilier M.tihM.ii 

Buy Morm War Bonds and Stamps 

PAINTING 

WtUfrUI'i W' n I 

Harry R. Montge»«| 

1U Asbury A«, 

Paper 

Alfred R. SBMth, N 

DEPENDABLE 

1048 Asbury Av». 

m BAY 

IT" 7 

OCEAN CItY SENTINEL.LEDCER PWlE 

Eight Teams In 

Annual Boat Rac 

Of Lifeguards 

Kelly Again to 

Present Trophies 

Next Friday 

no i 

Fishing Club to 

Publish Year Book 

Pur llif llrst time since 1040, thi.. 

Oi'Cilll Oily FlKhll.fr Club Is liublisll. 

IIIK :i ViTii- bonk m a permiiilcnt 

rceiird nl its tiiilvlllcs mid priiKrcsa, 

Jiiliii Olpi.s.11) Is chnirainn nf n 

nimmllti.i- t>r rliili nirmbim which 

I'Mlifits tu ilistriliiitt. the 1944 rdl- 

llpi hm. this mnntl, „,. pariy ln 

Scpti'tiibi-r. Ciipli-s ills,, will Boti, 

ulhrr ItaliliiK mici sp,,rl!. cillbiJ ovnr 

ii wide iiri'ii. 

Tlii' yenr biiuk will contain spy. 

cml artitlis by priHulnciu nowiipu. 

pi'i- spnrtliiK writers. n« wrli M vur- 

ui tiub riTiinls A ffsitiii-fd nrtlcli. 

will I).- nn lisliliiu In thr AlfMitliin 

written by Hiii ciii'i'Son. a 

i 

?1BIII IXX'II--II»II I en HIS nrive sisineii 

tn ciiiiipi'ii 1 hi ilic niiniml unr- 

mi|i. bin I in' 1 ' f»r Jin 1 chnmlilnii- cluhs vi-ti>r:in liUslnrlun mid ii-IIi-r 

jiiii (if Ihi' Ofi'.ili City Br.ull P.i- ; "I tilH lilies, nlsu liiis eiintrlhiiled 

trill Cii|iiiii'i Tlinmiis Wililiim-i nil. hi piece 

liiiiitiri*fl ^ * rrfi-i> 

TllP run' "HI hi' FtilTOil iir-Nl T-tl- 

diix- AUI'iiM IS. i'l v i** iMn-'sKV'r THoriiiK^ 

Jiilir Ii '-I:.- i ; ' Ki llv, xxi-ll km,xxii 

joirnir OHiiipli l l ; l "" rr '. inl p | n l 

t-fiii 

dent li 

us ii •"-! 

phift I" 

111.. 'II. 

niiiiiK I'l i 

Iv IM|IM> 

scc-iid in 

Will i-f-i'lX 

bv'kr Ki 1: 

lili ll IU I)!' 

iitili tn pr 

\x iniir TM 

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i in-s 

1-: Hill hiiX-i- 1 ll.il 

ilu in i ivii.tl Rr| 

unii in Hi- HI-.M 

nl (iiii-.|i|ir- h.t,i.-. 

ii.incni ti-iipiiii-- [..i 

i ii].-.i, :II-.- (Itiiiiiti-il 

it. -liiili it Ihi' liriif. 

. written by Hiii ciiiiSon. a 

nii-tiibi.r tit the armed ton sin- 

tlimefl then- Friuik II stcwiirt. th 

lib t h 

Shuffle Tourneys 

At Night, Plan 

Weekly, Under 

Floodlights 

A' I- -i,-i niic liiiiriiiinii ul n week 

•xii- In- hi-I(l liiliici th,. llu.id-liBlits 

•il till rit-i I'l-.nluu f-rnlcr (his 

m..nlh. c-.n-Hi- K fiiirdliicr, serrc- 

liiix uf thi- Oceiin niv Khuiri'huiird 

I'lMh iil-.nuiiut-nd Ihlr- wi'i'k. 

1 In... tt.iirii.inii'iii xx-ili in. in -irtiij. 

H'.i 1 lM 'hi n-i-.iitiir .ilii'i'iiiiun ci .in- 

pi-il'n ii xxhiili h;i... iii-rn :i piipuiiir 

li-i' in ul tin liK-iil i-inirls thi--. M-n- 

."'II li'ii- t'l till tlUIIMiiillv lil I — f ill. 

li-IIiiUII'T lit till- HIKIH hCKilullS. till- 

l-lllll fit 1). |l ,iiixiSiil)!(- tu slHBI. Rllcll 

Illiilrhi'-. ti, liivi- pillllcipillit.-. wlln 

tt'iii-l; tiii-iiuiili ilic diiv -in tipiiur. 

iiiiiiix tti plity fur tin- priai- muni-y. 

WINN TWICK 

A ixvii.tlnii' wliiiicr in Un. prn- 

l!!'i Hiix-c tmiiiii-v |s Mlwi Mm- Viill- 

ll. ii- t i|ihi,K-h p|.iv, r 1,-nlll Aili'll- 

liixxii. tth-i |lli,v, (I hiM- .skill in lllh 

nil iirtd diM- anmi' by takiiii; lirsi 

Illii-c lust Thiirsd.iy ;i|,(l rrpi'iilliil! 

Ihi' frnt H.itlirflfiy 

, „-. -. , nr WINI.M-II Wtillc, (iiitquini; pre- 

phi'--' .in 'i"" ;: f nuh i.,-:,:.,,,, mn iMlli nl nl ,,„. ,!„,, rill|.,,w.(, „,,, „, 

Ir.-lni! u-.-iiim I3.II. Itxiit, iiii.I Jiir- | ,,„, m,.|lfi ,.VI n, T h l l, s i |. l v ,,„ K i l t, 

Hix-m. i.iiil H.iiln iiiiil Iin-i .June- ,ir,,,iv -,-,,„, wiLiliMxiii-iii. :i chirk 

ll:-i--r ill Ilic shilflli' mitli'licf, 

hril.'-l-.i-(l ult iiii (>.iii|icliti,iii in clMlm 

t.i|i ii-.ii.ir 1 > Othf-r winner.. In th,' 

ii' i i ii-ni.s iv.-re Mi'h I, Hliniik. 

Mr- W H l-iiii-iiiiin JI11tl Miss Murv 

w ik.-n in -in- iiii-ns hr.iikrl.nuplt" 

, :-..i;iiniiiii I ,--. I., .nl.-r. n M nillh- 

- il-n-ii :iiKl Wllil.im Miller Uiivr 111.' 

xxmnfTS :i inn fur thi-ir niiiticy. 

MIX TIIIM IT 

All i inr.mi.H in 1 ., tin- iniii-ii' ye iiri' 

L-ixi n ;i fiiir (-ii.iiit-c hy (-iiiiplin-T 

«i'i':.,.ni>il pliixi-rs xviih ' hi -liinrrs 

KI ml xvinncrs urn pickcti by » iiii.- 

.--li it I.ic [,i ii purtlciibr line nn til' ' 

n.iirl Thi; fiiiiiic h,iS prux'cd Iti In- 

tin- nin«t iiit. lestllii! mnmcill of the 

intiic iii'iiii,uncut, with slfindini; 

I,, ,;ii uiilv iibtiiit tlir .srlected emirt. 

All riuiiliir pliivcrs sire hnishins! 

up UK ir techiiiqtii'i- In jiiitiripnlifin 

ui thr Viiriiiiis (iiiiiiipiiiiisiiipfi tn I).-- 

tier >-i'.ir" :"••' '" -'iimiliit'- niti-n-f-' 

ill nnipi-ii'lxi 1 ruiUllii here 

KKLLY'S SON IS ONK TFA>I 

One ut nil- i.-Xi-icu ti-i'iii; i mi r, -I 

In'lhf liifi l« ihiit .-I .lii.-k K. llv. 

Jr.. Dnd •!'" Hiii: r :iii nlif3 ..iiiith'-i- 

-, [hr dini , i .Inn Mi-A!li--li " in I'l 

jfcn siitidi-lri.iii Until ci-i xts li.ix-- 

h?n priif 11.mo I.iithfiilly ii>- li.iv 

vml of I'll- Mlifr.v before nnd ilf- 

tiT rrîiiiir \vr,!-ki!H-. Ii.>iirH tin the 

bench 

-Die niiier ti illl> t-v, 

Hliiii-i-x 

Kti He-nil 

Jo- E'lii 

A lint- 

-.lid 

I.ixvi- n,,vr- 

.,11(1 p.,11 Mink. v. 

l.llifl- til . l i l ! I'! I '.r.-- j 

or intiiiiripal clerk upon rcqufisf, or 

imi> he oliliiincil iroiii llie Se'Tclary of Slate. Trrn- 

tijfl. JSLW jirscv, liy inailiiig eoiipun on this page. 

paid for by the Stile of New Jetstj CL«»rt 1944, Cfc. 91) 

REAL ESTATE 

LISTINGS WANTED 

If Your Property 

Is For Sale-- 

List with the Board and accure the services of it* 

27 member offices. 

Place your listing direct with the Board office at 


Ocean City Real Estate Board 

Phone 0128 

No. 1 In a series of 

12 Installments 

ARTICLE 1 OF THE 

'Revised 

Constitution 

^^/ FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY 

To Be Voted Upon m a Whole by 

the Voters of Sett Jvrsey at the 

General Election, A'ou. 7, 1944 

Prii«jiH(.,~ff, thr people of tire Stall' of 

New ji-iM y, "riitifiil to Mnriulily Cml for ilic 

civil anil ri'liîuu^ lihirtv wliirh lie hath HO 

l.inii pcriiiiltiil UP in ciijuN. anil Linking to 

Iii in for a lili-vini; ii|iuii mir einliiivnr. to 

M'Clll-r anil llall-lliit llie -ami- llIIiin(• iiircil lo 

Mirieeiliiiji ^'I'licraliun!', do ordain ami eotab- 

lifh this Coiijtituiiryn. 

ARTICLE I* 

RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES 

Rights ef individuals 

and of the people 

(1,2) 

1, All men arr liy no. 

line free anil iiii]i'|ir 1 n. 

dent, am) liavc ecrlriili 

n , i l i i i . i l . i i i . l n n , i l l . i i . i l . I . 

rifilits. ninnni! ivliich are llinse tif itijoyirifj and 

•It'fctnlin)! life nnd lllicrly, aii|iiiri!ip. |I(I«»IHB. 

ili«. anil rirolt'eling ]iri>|i('i'iy, unti of [Hir.iiiri^ 

innl iihi.iinnif. H.ilViy unii lia|.|iin. --. 

2. All iiolilieal |iiiwiT ic inlierrii! in tho peg. 

pli 1 . iMiveriiiiienl is iiistiliilcil fur thi' jiriilcr,. 

linn, sreiirily, and hcticiil (if the pfiii|ile, anil 

lliiy have the! riiiht al all liineN to nllcr or 

rcfolili ilic fiiiiic, wlii'ili'Vi'r tlie public good 

inuy require it. 

lion- or hiilietmenl? for libel, the truth ttiay 

be jiiwn in i-viiienee In the jurys and if it 

«llail appear to the jury that Ihr tiiatler 

cbar)£cil a" libelbiiiJ is true, and wa« published 

with aiiod iiiiiiivi'. .mil for justifiable*'rriil». 

thi' party shrill be acquitted; and the jury 

•ball have Ihr. rij>ht lo determine the law nnd 

the fact, 

Freeiom from 

6 - Tlu- ripht of ihr pr.,- 

unreosonobleseofth I' 1 '' "> 1)( " '"f 1 ' "' 

and seizure 

lll(1|r I 1 " 1 ]- )f xtP *- 

|iapi'rs, ancl r.fleet*. 

ncainpl linrensoiiabb- M'aH'hrs anil seizures, 

shall not be violated; and no warrant .-hall 

i«iie bill upim priiliable eaii»e, i>u[iporlril liy 

oath or uftirniation. and particularly (Icserili- 

JUM tin- plriec to be searched and the papera 

anil fliiii-rs tn lie seized. 

Trial by '""' 

inviolate: bill the Jur J 

Right, of parson. 

B«ii»d of crime 

Freedom 

of religion 

(3,4) 

3. Nn poriMiii aliall hi 1 ilepiived 

of llie ini'stiiniililf privileire nf 

worshipping Alniijjhty Giiij in a 

mannrr aprernhln In the illclciti'» 

of hi« own roiiscliiier: iiiir umlrr any prr- 

tetise wliiili vcr be compelled lo atlind any 

place of woiiiliip rcmtrnry to his failli and 

jii(l)£iii.iil i iii.r ehall ally ]n i.-uii In- iihliged to 

pay tithes, IIIJIIM,(or oilier ratPH for huililiti|! 

ur i.-|ianmj; any iluirrh or cliuriheii, |ilacr or 

jilaet's of wursliip, or for tli«: mailili'Iianei? of 

niij" niininiir or ministry, contrary to what lie 

brllovea to be riphl, iir has delibt?rati'ly and 

vulmilarily eiijiogi'd to perforiii. 

4, There ilinli be no I'alahlisliiiiniit of oni re. 

liplous M'el in prcfcreiief to another: no nli- 

gioiin test shall he rcqiiirccl UB a qiialj -i 

for oil} 1 office or pllhlic tnisti and no i 

fhall bo di'iiied the enjoyment of any 

ripht iiicri'ly on accuuut of his rclipi ,, 

prineipk-s. 

Fre0domof*po.,Ch J" ^"rv ,,rr*..ii may 

_ j _* «fe 

firi'lv speak, write, and 

orats puliluli Ins sciiiiineiiiH 

• on all mlijeels, liiinji ir- 

spoiisihle for the abuse nf that rl«li(. No law 

ahull be paiiml to reitratn or ahridpe the lib- 

erty of speech or of tlie pre#«. In all prosreu. 

iury reinaiii in 

Hire iiiiiy mithoHae the triul of civil 

nil". «in ii tlii' iiiatli'r in ,li»|,ul, IIIM'K nnt 

M inl fitly ilnlliirs. liy u jury of *ix moil. 

fl, In ii 11 iriiiiin.il jiroM'. 

•-MtMitts itip ai'i-iiî'il feliall 

h.-ivc llie riiilil to :i »|n'eily 

and |nililir trial hy uti im- 

[.arlial jury : In 111 • iiifi.rmi'il of I In- naiiir .mil 

(Mil-..' (if tin- .1, i il-.iti-iii: In In- ciilli'l'Mllleil .llll 

lin nil lie-..-• aîiiii>l liini: to liave e(ini|iiii»iiry 

|iiiice«). fur ,,|il,IIIIIII- Hilliesse. ill Ills f Ivor, 

and in lum' ilic ii»i-liinri > nf i (iun»el in Ills-* 

ilcl'eliM', 

'). No |iei-(iii hliall lie lielil to ailMirr f.ir a 

i'liiuinnl iiifi-ii-i 1 . 11n 1«"—J- i.M tin 1 |ii-e«ciiii!ieii! 

iniiiiiii liui'iii nf ii pniml jury. 

cii^c^ oi iiuri-acllilii'Ilh in- IM Ciiê^ 

In j!i»ti(i« uf ilii- |HMI I-, or iii-mi: in llii: 

army or n y; or in the militia, when ill ac.' 

tual semi in tinie of war or full.lie iluiiger. 

Double '"' No prrson slial], after noquittBl, 

jeopardy ' IL ' •******! f r thf ; 'BIIIP uffciisi:". All 

pf rpnns. shall, liefore cunviclion, be 

liailalile by lufficionl suretifis, except for capi- 

tal nffflii«i!», whrn the proof h eviilcnl or prc- 

Bitmption grr-at. 

>B« of the writ of 

corpus tilt all not he SUE- 

Jifiiileil, unless in ea8e of rebellion ever. 

Habeas 

corpus 

or invBiioti tlie public safety may require it. 

12. The ill iii f ary 

shall be in strict 

subordination la the 

13. No Boldier shall, in timn of Bflaee, he qimr- 

li'ic.l iii any house wilhout ihe conpent of the 

owner; nor in time of war eicept in a manner 

preseribed by law. 

Treason '*' Treason agiiiiist the Sute shall 

consisl only in levying war against 

if. or in adliiiTing to its enemies, giving then) 

aid uml comfort. No person ihall be convicted 

of treason, unless on tho testimony of two 

witnesses to the nine overt act, or on confen- 

slon in open court, 

lull and '^ Excessive bail shall not be 

punishment required, exceisive fines ih«U 

not be imposed, and cruel and 

unusual punishments shall not be inflicted. 

Condemnation } 6 - ?^ property inaH ncrt 

he taken for public use with- 

out just compensation; but land may be taken 

for public highway* as heretofore until the 

Legislature shall direct compensation to be 

made. 

Imprlsonmanf ": N o K rso ° * B . U b e lm# 

tar debt- prisoned for debt in any no 

military flo,,, *••»•« 0 «> m f JodgMW 

founded upon contract, unleu 

in eases of fraud} nor shall any person be 

imprisoned for a militia fine in time of peace. 

Freedom of 18 - The people have the rijht 

assembly end ' rec Iy to •ssemble together, to 

ef petition con*ult for the common good, 

to make known their opinions 

to their representatives, and to petition for 

redress of grievances, 

money and property - • .„ • , „ 

(If,SO) P' or vll Ioi 8 * 

hereafter givs anf 

nioiiiiy or property, or loan itt money of 

credit, to or in aid of any individual, inMit- 

lion, or corporotion, or become security for at 

be directly or indirectly the owner of aBf 

itaek or bondi of any spoliation or corpora- 

tion. 

20. No donation of land or appropriation of 

money nli.ill lie made by the State or any 

tliuniripal corporation to or for the use, of ; 

any mciety, atiociation, or corjioration whit., ; 

Military subordlnotod; 

quartering of ioldian 

(12,13) 

civil power, 

21, This enumeration 

of fights and privilege* 

shall not lie construed 

lo impair or deny others retained by the 

people. 

Right, and 

privilege* NtabiMd 

•Thu ran.jn niile liendiniis ore not in ihe OIIM ill lest nf ilin 

Ucviied Uaniliiulioii, Tliey appear above for your convenience. 

Adwrtiieriietlt piid lor by the Stif* 

at New htm CLiwi WU, ch. 9M

^Wjr^^^^^p^m^^mm-wm^mm-'m-r 

OS. 

Revolution 

Tdb Rotary 

of Conflict* 

State. 

i that the world, after 

•MM, may be in a state 

:_... comparable with that 

M American colonies In the per. 

following the •evolutionary 

before the Constitution was 

fu advamed to the Ro- 

to W Hie Lincoln last Pri- 

night by Otoni w, Meyer, 

rt high school principal. Re 

on the topic, "The Critical 

Laurence P, Lunny pay- 

) way for Mr. Meyer's remarks 

a brief review of the life of 

! Henry. In another of the 

series of five-minute talks 

—America in the Making " 

SUED VIRGINIA 

c. a A. 

•trick Henry, he pointed out, 

1 governor of Virginia five times, 

he successively refused to be- 

i a United States senator, see- 

of state or chief justice of 

Carolina. 

ta," said Mr. Meyer, "was typU 

of the attitude of each of the 

_• colonies. Each was afraid that 

I might lose the state sovereignty 

which It had fought in the 

dutionary War. Thus, Patrick 

thought more of the State 

Bis than of the so-called 

ilted StatM of America,'' 

•**, Miyer 'deicrlbed the jealousies 

mi ejdtttd between the states, 

• conflicting financial problems, 

Hie abtenee of a strong, cen- 

' " government The eontinen- 

govemment. he said, could ask 

• money, but It had no power to 

Ifcg nation commanded no re- 

abroad. Suffrage was limited 

up£fty owilefs. 

MM BETWEEN STATES 

ff Interstate jealousies provoked bit- 

commercial wars. One example 

the strife between Connecticut 

Massachusetts. The latter de- 

! an embargo on British ships, 

etlout promptly welcomed 

Massachusetts retaillated by 

_ an embargo on ships from 

etleuti 

York depended Mpon Don- 

Ut for its firewood and upon 

' Jersey for dairy and food flro- 

New York's oovemor Clin- 

who served nine terms, signed 

piSHB providing that any ship cross- 

Bom New Jersey would have 

Dags through custom* and pay 

for its "imported" goods, Ihe 

piled to ships from New 

and wood-laden ships 

Connecticut, 

Connecticut thereupon decreed 

BO wood was to be shipped to 

1 Yorkers, and fuel rationing 

I applied to shivering New York- 

M a result. New Jersey "got 

e" by clamping an 11,800 fax 

" ihthonse that New York had 

at Bandy Rook, 

and Connecticut 

I » bloody conflict over Wyoming 

Warns That Germany 

Might Bomb This Coast 

State Defense Chief Urges Public 

be Prepared for Such an Emergency 

Calling attention to recent news- 

paper reports from the European 

continent that Germany is plan, 

nlng to send robot bombs against 

the American Bast Coast, William 

A, Wachenfejd, State Defense Di- 

rector, has urged all local deferuie 

councils to keep their protective 

forces. Emergency Medical Services 

and other units on the alert, 

"We must not take these reports 

too lightly," he said. "Some may! 

Lifeguard Given 

Reprimand 

Swore at Angler* 

On Jetty, h Claim 

Charge* of disorderly conduct 

against two fishermen were dismiss- 

taM the auimde that it cannot | f,d by miep Judg(, Howard War- 

consider thr.-n fantastic, but we 

cannot afford to disregard them nor 

happen. These bombs, aeeurdlnii to 

newspnper reports, are musing 

many deaths and much damage in 

England," 

Council officials should also ex- 

their evacuation plans nnd 

prepare to put them into operation 

on short notice -should tlie need 

arise, he said. 

Commuters'Club Chatter 

The Club offers many services, 

Oeorge Ulrieh ,md Doe Blnek were 

detailed to look for a ladies' red 

hat in the meadows between the 

34th and JZnd s', stops. Mr, .Sharp 

informed the lady that Qrorgi- takes 

cart of all detiiils- -Did you nnd 

the hot, boys? 

* * • 

Haggle's, Friday, August H, The 

SMond and final summer party. 

If you hnil to miss (he last one 

don't miss this, A swell iimf will 

be had by all. 

Vice president Bill Thnmpsor 

had some white ment in a privntr 

game last week One fellow Inst his 

shirt and I do mean lost his shirt 

Our Beniii! friend. Jnke Cramp, 

almost missed the train thai rainy 

mornins. His Rood wife, rirnyr up ti, 

the station nnd out tumbled (sober i 

Uncle Jake with shoes and tie in 

his hand and night shirt tucked in. | 

side his trousers j 

Oood work. Mrs, Grouse; we know I 

how difficult it is to get mine men | 

up these morninfrs. | 

We took good rale of Jake nnd 

all hands helped him gel clress«i 

Ham anil Eg%% I.«vry invitee 

the enlire elub fur breakfast after 

the parly at Hogate's, Aususi IK. 

wrong. I thrive on insults but still 

insist upon the correct spelling of 

my name, I J lpn>e note my name In 

Hurry Clerk—nut Oerkin 

Butfii the Jerk-' 

• OK. Jlrklli: I Will try tn IT 

her that. 

ren, Saturday, nfter testimony was 

submitted that one of .the life, 

jrimrds who caused their orrest had 

been loud and profane himself. 

Those discharged were Haii W 

MncFherson, 30, nnd George L 

Clrubb. an, both of this eityr who 

hnd been arrested on complaint of 

Lifeguards fiundstrarn. Bramble mid 

The (runrds testified they had 

been hnvliiK dally trouble with HsJi- 

ermen nnd bathers on the llth st. 

Jetty, null that MnePherson and 

ariibb had been slow to obey or- 

" r j cipi'fi to get of! tlie stone pile, despite 

i three warnings. 

"" The licfenelnnts, as well as, two 

nthvr b.ithprs nt the scene nt the 

lime, testified thai they left as soon 

One of our Bnnrtl of Onvernnrs ns they ciiiild reel in their fishing 

Harry Delltttimr. is pretty sink Wr lines. The witnesses mianimnusly 

all wish him :i speedy recovery. I lihiiin (I lirnmble for rrenthiM addl- 

Harry is thr life (if the iiinnrhip j tlnnnl distuihnnne by shiuillnii pro- 

Erinir and wiiliniil him thai division j finltirs nt thr two men 

5,000 Visitors Call At 

Unique Memorial Garden 

No spot in Oefoii City can clftinf , At night 650 watte iiluminnto the 

dQWfF Ifl = 

one.is?s gave more treatments diir- that early nesfi month the pods •'HI 

iim tin- pnst year thnn any oilier be "ripi-" with floss needed tn rnak- 

rlinle in Snlith Jersey, nPPnrdlll(S re 

nr, N. F: Newbui-y, nf the Btntr 

more fame this Bummer than the 

Memorial Garden nt Sommer Orest, 

1018 Wesley ay,, if the 6000 visitors 

who have stopped there to inquire 

about it is any Indication, 

It was started In May this year 

by Beaman lie) Jerome Hammer, 

in memory of his mother, Mrs. Jos. 

ceph A. Sommer, Seaman Sommer, 

who is now stationed at Lakehurst, 

N,J,, brought several potted plants 

home with him in May, and sincn 

then he has brought two every 8nt- 

urday night 

The garden Is now in Its ninth 

week and euntnlns QQQS plants, all 

of which were raised from seed 

and transported here, OomprisiiiR 

almost every variety of popular flo- 

wers, and some rare specimens, the 

plot presents an array of brilliant 

colors which invariably draw nd- 

inlriiiB cii'nments from imssersby, 

Joseph A Slimmer, proprietor said 

Milkweed Under 

State Protection 

New Jersey mlkwecd, called to 

wnr for life jacket's, is now under 

statr, rnunty and municipal P r "- 

tpctliiii nn publie property,, Spenei-r 

Miller, Jr. State Highway Ciiminls- 

sloner rrportrd this week 

At the request of A. a Brycn, 

district enEineer of the U. S, 1'iib- 

lle Riiiids Administration, the Hew 

Jersey HiKliwiiy Department solirit- 

ed the coiiprrHtlon of the general 

publlr iind (itlielnls in permittinp 

the plant tn grow to maturity so 

garden irom 8:au pin, until 1 am 

The garden will be replanted each 

season, and is to bo known ns the 

Memorial anrden. 

IN CHANCERY OF HEW JIHIEY 

TO: ANNA !< AI.I.KX .• i• • 1 TTIK NINT 

HANK AMI Tid'.sT I''l . li.i.ir.l,, 

ii( AiiMS i: All..,,, 

ij.lfll' 

IN CHANCERY ijl" NEW JERSEY 

NUTJCE It) ABSKNT UKFENDANTS 

lu CIIAHl !•>, I Id 11,-1 I, I II I MN -. 

II! 'Hi I-, il I I I \ --MM 

li.lllr IS. r 

3ns, s,Tii 

Iniik fiilAinrd tii sirne lii^h rinse 

talt'iit. Bill nlrculj mnflr sii-er.i] 

sutseiitinns hilt Oils SH'nh'iclii the 

rlmlnn.in, is ., htilr olti riinhioneil 

an;' sn;,s Hint wr had hetUr stir]: 

In r.ml:; until mir first el;is«, pnvat" 

em reiiinis I nun the war Thh 

Sutiiiiifi-, ue h.ipe 

ni;iv hiivi" Urni in 

-but ii uiivf I hii 

nn iinp.irtunllv 1, lr;n 

p ; 

nx'enlrnt to some ] 

nil-- Khlltl Was J-lll! 1111II f t. 

• * • 

vVhiTi ilid Jutl Henk ijii on Tue»- 

;,'. iii^hi. ,7111 % ^,^7 Nu ciiif was 

.'iii'f tthin y.uir newsboys passed 

nf, liMiisc fit :i am 

tli"ir nffiri" 

er>rliir lii shin f,i|- iInn (liirci brci 

Bill till' Ulll.'l pUT 1 

r 

Our u-,,, I fr 

is Jliei'i' W;!S 11 , 

Authorized Ford, Mercury, Lincoln Sales & Service 

Phone 0600 

[1st and Atlantic Ocean City 

Dill Kliif snv.i 

Illr I'l^XHi! hV '-i'lli-- nn 'lie t!M:ii 

ivi'iv llliii'llim; is bi'f'iilse ),,. (,,,„•. 

l ntr- 

lifted f,n buildir.E matiTlcilB thr 

writer is CnliiK to build dnlj liiilisos 

for sale to. reitain member* niter 

f'Oiiiniiiti'rs' parlies Fred Smith. 

John Ctrnves, Newt Morir 11 find 

John nlrrncly liiive ti, Ir orders in. 

If y HI see florae Baiirr with n 

dirty shirt nn there is a enod ren- 

son. Mrs. Boner mcl with un nccl. 

dent while riniiiB the wo«h—ci-tllnv 

her hand much! hi thf wrltitrri'. 

Blif received a pretty tod cut. but 

we rue plrnsed In rrpnrt pvprythlna 

is under mntrol und qiiiok recovery. 

Mrs. Bauer, 

« * * 

Thee have been ruTiors around 

that Jerk, the Butcher — Butch 

Gerken. is pning in run for prrsi= 

drat of the rlub. He Is sure of fine 

vote, his own, 

* * * 

Harry Bellwonr, the quirt en 

pentleman from 24th st, station, 

lost Ills wallet on tlie train the oth- 

er nvinirm nnd caused consideriibli* 

exeltenient the iirxt mnrnlnB until 

he had loefited the licht enr, nr! 

lo and behold, the wnllet wns still 

nn the seat where he hnd left it. 

The first tiling Harry looked for in 

the back rover wns his Nn 3 rntlnn 

| 

Tlie Oiiini Cltv Commuterfl Club 

.'irkiTs tor your iiiittimohlles are 

k. It u,n hii\!'n't i;ottf!i yours yet 

•i" R:n- John If ynu see Newt. U 

i ill rrisi ynu SO cents. 

life jiirkits buoyant Sehool_ thll- 

tlren, ayritultiirui UHencles, scouts. 

Red Cruss. and other patrinis will 

be aski'd Inter tn Tolunteer for the 

harvest. 

Mr. and Mrs Roland Fleer nnd 

fmnllv. of Narberth. will spemi Au- 

mist nt ;il4!i Asbury av. 

Ni i 

111 VI Kit I 

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111 I I 

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II, 

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SP.ri. • 

PUBLIC SALE 

NOTICE 

Bv BclARB OF CHOSEN FREE. 

HOLIimS or LAPS MAY 

COUNTY. «, J, 

h 

f fun shnrp, our condurtnr. bcttnr 

krowii.i* flliHipv in tlie rnmmiiters 

•::iv ;i dinner piirlv the other eve- 

| niii!; in lioiior Of his wife's 'jirth- 

Ifl.iv nrinivrrsiiry. Shnipy said he 

| hi*.t hnd in tnke Mom nut to din- 

Her but would much ph-frr her 

.jh.iiiie fiiukii'ii. Cnngrntulntluns. Mrs 

Sliarpi 

• • 9 

IIiiir:iies—The headquarters of 

the Ofean City Commutprs 1 Club 

Friday evening, August 1H Eat, 

drink and he merry—for tumor- 

STATS OF NEW JERSEY 

nEPARTMENT OF STATE 

CiiBTIFlCATE OF DISSOIUTION 

IS' lt->T|\|iiNV HI 

Don't Neglect Slipping 

FALSE TEETH 

,1- .,,, -.1,1, 

ASH i:TII, 

UK. l.rl i'A^TKKIIi i...l:i 

IRGUSON EXPRESS 

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Phone O. C. 0900 

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Bctfa Inmirancc Guide with Key Rillnfi, llstt evtty fire ind cilulllf 

paay, ttch year, ii to their standlei and flninclil strenltk, 

•Â-Plu-Eanlk-nl" nulin tbe hliheit hsuri. 

Below are lhB compinlrn which we repreMU, with Beil'i Ktf Rating for 

Ciiiiilljr Qtmjsnlijfc- 

MirjrliBd e.sudlly Cpmpny, APIus, iKelliiit 

MlnufnttUferi' Cosuiilly Cuinpiny. APIiii, Eicelielit • 

Lutnbermeii'i Mutunl Cjsunlly Company. AjPlai, Iiicelli-nt • 

Hiriarivilie Muluil Cltugliy Company, A I'liin, Eictlleni " 

Fire Comimaies— 

Kuiml Auto Fire, APIus, Inelleni ••• 

Htllon.l RetJllef! Muluil. APiui, E«ellenl • 

Grain Usileri NJIIonal Kutuil A-plu., Exceilent • 

RefuBlIc InBUrance Company, A-PliHj Ixcellfit 

Manufacturers 1 Fire SsiuriDce Co., A.piui, Excellent 

Olilo FirBErs In8urs«te Co., A.Plui, IneelleBl 

. MiJItri Hitional Iniurince Co., A-Plui, Ixeelieni 

• Myi iivUtnS 

" i*ti Mfe.driver reward 

•" allows dluounl 

^'" Jl"f*S Ne * Jw»«»B»litr-S.c.»«»-H«etat tost iBiuaiee eo*. 

•ri|« with AHlf company which you Buy deilfSatt. 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

IHSUEAWCE _ All COVERAGES 

1318 Atbury Ave. Ocean City 

Clt»*« Luien AuuvtUi Iraiu Pndatw" 

PROPOSAL 

r |',f l "« l pii'i-i7i"'Vli" '.iti'-f n( ill,- Hi 

,F Ilivi. f I'lirrlnsr nil,I l'F..|.i-nv 

I,,,.111 Jl» St.ilr II..H.I-, "i rr.il.ii 7, N J 

i,,i ihr fi.lli.winic 

BITUHIHOUS COMCRIT1 

AiPHALIIC OIL ASPHALT eiKEUI 

OR TAR IN BULK 

ASPKALTtC OIL • ilTUMlNOOS JOIHT 

riLLIR ill lITUMIilOUS MAS 

TIC IM CONTAIHIRS 

BROKEN STONE 

Hull f,.f 111,- ;,l,..vc mil l,i' rrfrivnl .11 lllf 

f.ftirf "f liif lint, I'.r. ll,viMi,n nt I'ur- 

.-lia.f nnd |i,'.|.iH, M,n>,. ll,.ii- 

Waril. B-M- 

COCKTAII, liiiK, h[i-»i six rubles with 

ciiainond tinier, Liist at MiiDiiyn 

Theatre, Thursday. August 3. Lib. 

triil reward. Cuimiiunicate with 

Mtas Ruse Petriizaelil, aosq No. Hem- 

Berber si.. Iiliiln., Ha 8-1J. 

BLACK lenthi'r wallet, rnntniiietl 

vuluiiblr paiicrs and litiir nioiiey. 

July 27 Ki'ward. Rr'iurii tn Nor- 

•naii KmUniid, 1013 Wcslpy av 

___„_. __. _8-Il. 

BROWN iviillef iilifl yiten towel 

eununiiinR RILHUIV beads un See- 

find si bciit-h. liiwuiti ft,; Wetlev 

ti B-Il. 

:HILUK (iii.lt ii.Mi. size 3, August 

5, on ny.iitlHiilk between 4tli st. 

arid Plymoutli pi BID 4Ui si. 8-11. 

STKHLINO Mher brarelet >;, siuncs, 

niBiist 4 nil Monrlyn ten 1 , nr nil 

Bnnrilu.illi iiciir Mmiii'lpnl Pirr. H-- 

wiirc! l)r lllniiin. ti37 Hurt id Ph 

103B. __ _ 8-11. 

LADir-.H' vi-l]nw."gu"ifl wri.M. »nt"ch~ 

Buli'Vii, in ;i white bau Reward 

if returned in Elfie Wellman. 91.1 

BriyhiiJii pi 8-u, 

LAUIK.K iiiiiiiiliiih l|irrmi)i7tl~wii,Hi 

iviitrh imtniln KFK mi buck, 

Iiiiii Bill iintl Hn;irdwillk. Hcwiii'd 

if n turneil in snuii;! Api C'=5 Kies. 

lei, __ _' 8 -1 ]_. 

DAKCHUNli iiale |jii|i|is TlieKr.iy. 

near IHlii st nnd Wesley av An- 

SWels tn Reilljee. 2BU4 Cilllrnl nv, 

Reward- 8-11 

GAH I'lfinn eiiiipuiifi HHide i.,111 tn 

ji'ivif tiLiiiriy mj PlymniiUi 1)1 

8-1B 

BOYS i: i .iii rniii sweat rr with 

lnryr A un Ii tinL BetVv-.'ell ;i!'d 

am: "l'jih M Rewniii Pliiuir nuaa 

8-11. 

MALE KITCHEN HBLP 

Hogatei 

. Oth st, at_Uig_ Bay 

WANTEP—JBaker's hejper wanted 

Uay work, Qood wurkliiK condl. 

tlona. Ward's Pastry Shop, 734 As'- 

bury av. _^ "tf. 

NEW OFVELOPMENT PHOORAM 

m:irketlii|i an essential product— 

niii[ ten;cii* to mnnuiaeturin!! 

Blunts, larmers and iitliera old re- 

Iiiible linn with national standing. 

Good (jriinaiieni cunnevliun nuw 

open AnirritjHii, Oil and Palm Co. 

Cleviilatid, Ohio, 

WE WISH to Ihunls uur Irlentla tor 

__ „ —„ ' the iniiny expressions of sympa- 

I thy received during our recent be 

For Sole reavemem, 

r u l ""**- Edith and Betty Barbour 

and Family. 

ffARiTAGENTS for riew Fire- 

toiiu, Lee and Goodyear Tlrra 

and Tubes, Bring us your rmtlon 

cerUiltaUa; Offlelal Tire irupectlpn 

ftiition; OPA prices. First, grade re- 

capping: prompt service, KDRT& 

OARAOE, 1st and Atlantic tv, tt. 

The ExchanBe 

641 ASBURY AVE, - 

Ul:D8, iprlnga, Innersprlngs, staves, 

Iceboxes, furniture and furnish- 

ings, antique furniture glass and 

china. Buy and sell almost any. 

thing, Appraisals made, Bomt space 

for nubile storage, tf^ 

Business Service* 

Wanted To Buy 

ANTIQUES, china, brlc.a.brac, 

electric appliances, refrtBerators, 

good used furniture Highest prices 

paid, BARNEY'S, 1027 Arctic ay., 

Atlantic City or phone 5-09M. 

ti* 

IRON, RAOB, METAL, M., 

BOUOIfr—prop n postcard or 

8ALB — LINOLEUM Inlaid — 

goods. Call 1083-R tor 

call the reliable ip a 

TlioirrlBi DeOerbo, 

tf, 

737^ Wesjâv, Honest prices, 

PIANOS, Spinets, small 

rugg^—¥i 

free cilfmatd" PATTON'S, 

EL¥ tf 

niiis SuTtiiblp fnr^^hj-iat I FURNITURE 

baby grands, BARNEY'S, 1037 

uprights, 

"S, 1037 

We,t 

Arctic av,, Atlnniie Citv or Phone 

liouses or summer 

Female Help Wanted 

_ ; 

WANTED Singles 

, or complete sets from 

rffi lff pet my price before jej. 

hooked rues, Shany and bath ruga, ' ! n S ' or bedroom, living room, din- 

i All colors Ind slS in stoek: BmUh I»B room seU, sinall pianps or baby 

Commercial Printing 

LBWla L BABBBTT, M7 Asbury 

Ave. Ph, 1282, PrintinB, eominer- 

eial stationery, office suppll,_ 

PIANOS Mr sale or Rent, Tun- 

rlM - - ° ing and repairing, 

Refinishing. Arthur A. OehlachlaMr, 

mi "Ctl Ave Oc Cit 

shing. A 

mi "Central 

Phone 1078, 

thur A. Oehlac 

Ave,, Ocean City, 


HAVE FUEL! R«-5ide your home 

with white waterproof ttbtstM, 

Ne* method givM tnorouih insula- 

tion. Asphalt roofing, Bfc — 

chanlM, OBih or ternx, 

payment. Tree estimate 

DBNT ROOPINO CO., 700 

Phone 0180. 

Furniture 1 Repairing 

Ral msl Wnrk 

t. D, NfWUEBBY A OO, 

*m Aibun A*». 

SIGNS 

JL. $SM "daily and up, BlocK 

fttaach. Nniir tames, railroad 

MB - -•-— 

Ml Centrul av. 

ft.rmmfortiiWi-. airy rooms- 

Ss restaurants, shopping, hath- 

• privllegps, _ _ - 9 .--". 

gK-fflrtObOE. 1221 Central 

if-comf. rooms, was. rates. Two 

aits to protected Wurh, pool's, 

KSalk and R. R, terminal, r,n 

ta EM, Mrs, M, J. Bornmers, _ 

- "NASSAU" Boiichiront 

enls. Cnol, comlortablp 

rooms in linr rt'bidcntial 

rtton. Tvt. baths. Overlooking qce. 

n Pa, 0, 0 0453. 14W Ocean nv. 

0-1, 

TOMifHrHSfflEHHr 

Otttn av. Rooms with runnma 

nter. Double anti sinyle rooms 

fctMBj privileges. Nice residential 

«eU0!il&s,k.'s. Stretch, rh, 1330 

B-l 

HI Wesley av. oilers exc, alt. etinsl 

nu. Ail outside. Newly furii, Bat'v 

plr. Close to B'walk, beach & all 

' public diii_._rt)om._9-l_ 

ISBSrMANOR7~6ps"" Eighth "sT, 

Centrilly located.- Close to bench, 

BlBemcnts, All rooms have riin- 

ultie water, Bnlli, priv. Double 

Irom i'l.og plwiic 9375, 9-1. 

._ fl4n "Pennlyn 

PL 1 block from Scennd st, beach, 

UHiprtng iiiattreHSfs, Balhiiij!. 

jMi roomJ15 ,IKI |ier week. B-L 

•OMIB-ENtlRE'fliiur wufi^balh." 

to iMommotlnte 10 girls fur sea- 

ft BOO each i»r wi-ek. 820 Bev- 

aft«t. '_ tf. 

USOE mom with urivate^liulch, 

4 or J people, neaiy fur 

inncrspring raaltresses, Oth. 

f rporas some with twin beds, Sep- 

piltr half rules Also apartment 

1» September, Doea Clpga" Coltuci 1 . 

BMtn jt, " '" 0-1, 

tm ADA1RE aJaFdens "Bcetioni, 

» West Btiition rd (corner Bat- 

men and West station rd,) Bus 

ga door, Large, pleasant, well- 

mushed ruuiiis, reas, and quiet, 

o-l, 

OOMS-Largc double"" rooms; iri- 

miipriny niiiltiesses. lilnely fur- 

WM, Near beach, $15 up a week. 

w double room 1010 Asbury av. 

ne»j| 81 

| _ 8^ 

, cDmfurtuble rcxiins near bay. 

c rooms swept with bay 

are fnol. Reasonable rates. 

« W, 14th st. or phone 0463, 

For Hire 

ROW'BOATS tn lure nil Wesl siaT 

i! mill M L.iniiuii Wtiilir stiir- 

pr iiil' MiHul iiuiiU M;iriiir riiiltt'iy 

Oenruf Birkel, 8-lfl- 

Professiornl Services 

prH'nte Iiistriaiiun 

ORGAN. PIANO and COACHING 

Georce Oasklr. Af-htnn 

A B . B;ic. Mus, 

807 Dn.ttersea Id. 

Pliane MH-M for Apiinlmmrnt^ 

ANNUITIES 

Wliilo vneii'iiiiiliiii iiiid (•nji.yini; 

Iri.sill'i' Iiiiii, wily nut nbtain full 

iiifiiiiiiiitiiin iibini'i aiinuiiv return? 

nnd riiiI 1 .-, witlmui iililiuiiil.ni. fi'cn 

HOY E, DAHBY 

KutiliablP I.ifi- AKMininei. 

Siicii'ty ui tin' Umiefl BtLiies 

PHuiie 0040 004 Centra! nv, 

Automotive Ssrvice 

rORD • MtHCURV • 

Aiitli'iriinl «..IFS * 1, 

KtlW (1- Kl'lii A I 

* .\!!,i-',i Av, I", .„, 

Chevrtjiet - Oldsmcbile 

S.M.rs A:,1 .ton pick-up truck palmers, 

1118 Agfaury av, B-ll. 

4.BURNER gai stove, SO-lb, ice re 

frtgqrator, 50-11, garden hose, first j J;«^"- 

of the National Bank if 

City. Any number of 

ihares. Write to Box 4878, Sentinel. 

Ledger. i-ZS 

WANT TO BUY breakfiUit suit, 

elirnmliim finisli preferably. Call 

or wrl'i' V. Hand. Beciiley's Point, 

N, J. Phone 1823.j-5, B-4, 

class condition, other furniture 

Lawn mowers sharpened and ad- 

justed, 634 Plymouth pi, second 

floor afttr 5 a.m. _>:? 0 - -_ 

WKKBL CHAIR ror salt, practical- Apartments For Rent 

Iy new, 140,00, Dr, Kartman. B4B ' ^ "-'•- 

Feiharn pi, ^ Sî, 

QUALITY eleetrie rangf. 4-burne- 

eablnet style. Like new. ilM.00. 

Phone M27-J. _»JJ- 

fTNE lar|e surfboard. ilO.Op, 1«BS 

than half its real worth. M3 Bee- 

ond st. Phono 11M. 

PARK PLACE APTB,, 803 Park p!., 

bfjtweeii 3rd and 4th sL§. ^near 

boardwaltt. beach. Ciimplete BIHIIII 

apartmeiits Phqjie_ga98. tf. 

For Rent 

i-4. FULL SIZE baby's drib to rent by 

week, month or season. Mrs, Al- 

_21Z 7 , ^^^ — - I WI-L'K- I11UI1L1! UI Bt;!15UIl. i¥il S, #11" 

MAJJ'Sblcjcle for sale, 4 months j b(,rl oidfield, 1000 Wesley av. Phone 

IMa 

cle for sale, 4 motrs j 

404 Atlanlie av,, phone 

MBTAL beds, t2M lu $8,00, hath 

tub 115.00; 2 chairs and table, 

mission set 110.00; beach chairs and 

parts 2ic '.o 75c each; crabnet* and 

BaBket 11.00; su-nmer rup $2,00, 

1936 Anbury av. 

8-4, 

MANS bicycle, good condition, pre. 

war tires, Edgar's, 33rd and As- 

bury av, 6-4. 

50-tT, garden hose, couplinp:, noz,. 

zlc 14.00: Inwn miiwer i40OLtwn 

5 ft. Indders 12.00 eath. 821 Third 

st. _ _ ^ 8-11- 

BABVSCALE." ilOM, 1103 Wesley 

I331-J, fl-7 

Wanted 

COAT HANGERS wanted; We will 

pay you 'ic eacli for the wire coat 

hangers that you return to us. 

Ocean city Tailor Shoo, 744 Asbury 

ti. 

av. __^___ 

WANTED—Electric waffle Iron nnd 

electric mix-rnastcr Phone 1823. 

R-la, Walker Hpeslpvii Point, tr 

OLD FASHIONED eiliss paper I 

wel|!hts. Box 4677, Bentinel.Led- 

ger, B-ll. 

TWO ur three room apartment for 

second nnd third week in August. 

OAK library lable, (10.00: 

" roekiny clioir 1500. 420 Battersea 

rri B-ll. 

H6Y8 West'rifid" bicycle. 28~inehes. 

lierfett eundilion, [941 model, ft'j 

8-jg- Telephtme W, M, Patterson, 8737 

Wesley 

8-11. 

BABY Pr;i,ii. pre.war, nond condi. 

tinn, S21.00, 710 Pennlyn pi., sec- 

ond iloor, 8-11. 

AIKDREsSErrui days a 

week Very yood hiilary and cgtn- 

L Knty Did Salon. 10th #nd 

8-18 

Ill L U 1 U II. Xk.f.«%> ••—- * t^ :î^^= -_^ — 

Market si,. West Chester, Pa 

Help Wanted^ 

WANTED -BOYS or uirls to wiirk 

in luimljtii'ijcr stand. Call at BoJ 

pf!am;ey_ Place, betori'JO^njn, 

MALE aiid~female. "louiitaln help 

and waitresses, Copp, 108 Board- 

walk, tf, 

WANTED-Klf "CHEN" help. Male or 

frmalr White or colored. Apply 

M.ixTVril JIousc Restaurant, Ninth 

st nrar Btinrdwalk, tj; 

WANTtD""iU '"uiicc. but. boys nnd 

pantry iiili lur Imle! clmiiiii roiim. 

pfiiid wnges Riiiim iind bmird In - 

cludnl Guild wiiiknif! conditions. 

SIM- MIS Doyd, Oi'e.inir Hold. 1100 

Wislry av. _ . Ml; 

BOV nr OIHL sinned lii work in 

fund nine Apply Buynr's Market. 

1344 Asbury av- _ _ B-ll_. 

TTRFSSES" II fid bus boys. Apply 

nehiwnvi Hutel, ard and Board- 

walk. 8' 11 ' 

iB-UAUOE dtiuble barrel Ithaca 

shtilBun with mie box of shells. 

Bargain at $35.00, Schiiil, 110 As- 

bury av, 8^^ 

NEW"beautiful old"" iusliinned but. 

tons frnni the "Gay 80*' ; also 

breast pins hut Pins, cut steel 

buckles Buttons make beautiful 

enmnss, can uivo dileciluns. Will .... 

buy ulj f.ishiulied bultuns, 204 14th lubiT 

Situition Wanled 

RILIABLE. white woman will care 

for children day or night, phone 

1412: _H- 

MIDDLE-Agcd refined white woman 

would like position earing jor 

children, eveninp or day time. Call 

or write Mrs, Russell, BOJ Ninth it. 

SOY'S Iwlliiun tiled bicycle, new 

tires all necessary parts replaced, 

$27.50 up, 3 sizes. E. L. MatlackL 835 

Stcntiin pi. __ 8-18- 

3-PIECE miiple living room suite, 

periecl tundition J50 00: two Bxln 

rlllJS |1S 00 fnr both B3S Brighton 

pi. phone 1203-H. 8-18. 

Baltimore, Md,, collect. 8.11, 

OOOD used clothing. We pay casli. 

Send to us we tell you what we 

will piiy If nut satisfied we send 

buck to'you, •Hilly*" Thrifty Oloth- 

inii and Merc Co., 48 so, Potomac 

St., HaRcrstown,_Md, 8-18, 

TOW lo Wildv.'ood Yacht Club sail, 

boat rt'tmita Aueust 12-13. 18 ft. 

SBilboat BottomA Uy. Will cheer- 

fully cniitnuuie. Please^ eainatt Mr, 

Albert Short. 1218 Plcafure av.. 

Ocean City. 8-11. 

st 

MAN? 

14 

6-11, 

30-FT BOAT with ciibtn. Oive price. 

F p Ford. General Delivery. 

OCKIII city._N_J: 

a ii. 

3-BEL)HOOM cutuiKL' or anartment 

tor summer of ltJ4fl. Prefer south 

of 14i.li nt, H. A, Biimiier. 3000 Ma- 

cuTib st N.W., Washlnijlun, D, C, 

_ 8.18, 

FIRST FLOOR fumtsiTed" apart-" 

mem or buiigalo*. Ausust aii-Oc- 

bT 26. Cunvcnli'iiL to station. 

Electric refro;cratnr. Can furnish 

ll 

of old pniternetl i (JouQ iTlerunces. Give all particulars 

eki'iiulire that iniRht have come m wriliiiR. Box 2182. Benllnel-Led- 

hat inRht he 

from your Bmndmother's knenen 

cil|)biiard. priced reasonably, yana- 

Elhel Siiiip. Bill st, and MIIUIT nv 

811 

^ 

NOVELTY heater, wall radiator, 

ijnbv ciirriacc. 1339 Ceiitnil av. 

" ' Slk 

BnOKKN concrete fur fill, North 

Point itl. on LiiBoon or s, L, 

Smith. 10M Simpson nv. tf, 

10-PIECE" ttiilnut dining roum 

>liite reasnnabie 8 W. Senview 

nv . Linwood, Phone Somcm Pniiu 

671. __ _8d?J 

BOY'H hicvele, 28 inch size. Call j ^ , . ^ ^ _^_ ___ 

•ilia Ceniial av-" B-ll. OARVEy—L'o It, long. 8 lout beam; 

-~—IT-—rri—*T p "~ fully equipped, almtist new: 4- 

Used HefltmB Stoves cylinder Ford uiijiinc witii mui'iiiu 

COAL nnd wood stoves, ranqes, I clutch. 1330, 819 Central av, Phniir- 

bucket.a-day, etc. Used bicycles. 11187. _^ _ 

Raft and Sons.! ao.PT, twin""screw. $1750. 

ger. 

Boats For Sale 

iU-rOOT boat, dead rise, perfect 

Model A motor, fully converted. 

Can bo seen in Lapuon at 115 No. 

Point id, .. _. ' 8.4^f, 

23-FOOT cabin cruiser. Red Wiim 

motor. Applv 1034 Bayfront 'end 

of Walton Place between 10th and 

11th sts.) 7.28, 

14-FT. 54" beam, open boat, John- 

son outboard 0,8 lip., includes all 

accessories. Now in use, like new, 

l|3b J4 

Reasonable, H, 

jfereford av.. OBPI May 

House, phoni 8-6841. 

Dofi, Cato and Peti 

Court] Meyer 1908 Central "a\. or Steel- 

iL man's Dock, and and Bay av, 

""" I""" 8-11. 

"if you move, can you tran§fer your 

telephone to your nmw home?" 

The fact is, tho telephone lystein is so 

fully in use today, following several 

years of heivy demands for service 

and few additions to facilities for 

civilian use, that we cannot transfer 

service from one telephone central 

office area to another, in all cases. 

Transfers can usually be made, how- 

ever, within the same area. 

If you have a telephone and «re 

thinking about moving we hope you 

will call our business office before 

your plaiw ate final so that you may 

know whether it will be possible 10 

have your service continued at the 

new location. 

N I W JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

BEAUTIPtJL daclisiiund and eoeic- ^m\ priced rijht for quick sale. 

er spaniel puppies for sale. Clean ge(, Frnhk Hyon, I8lh st Laiiutin ur i 

outdoor boardini kennels, Bhnbers ,prtmi( curtcr. en Wright's. lull I 

inr Winter. Oood references; Box | 

No. 241}, BcntineWLcdjer, 7-81, j- 

Employment Agenciel I 1 

sunei. im.nuiu. Kennels, %m HarboL. 

ill Miami, Fla , I You'll Get a flauar-! Deal Here 

and Bay, 

1 Real Estate For SilT 

nlsiVed Rcferenci-s investigated, lions of Respect minimiim charge 

Cordelia Maddux, Prop, Phone IBM. . SI for cirtt lines or less. 

Boardwalk Restaurant 

—NEEDS- 

Hostess 

Experienced Dish Washers 

No Night Work 8 Day Week 

ON BOARDWALK AT MOORLYN TKRACE 

JS ASBURY AVE,—10 room house, 

unfurnished, fjood condition, Oood 

eoal hoatiiij; nlaiit. special price for 

quick sale, Mrs, FrariK Covert, own- 

er, 1330 Asbury av, phone 1082, tf. 

circle, Biiiigiilow, fully and nice- 

Iy furnlslled, 2 bedrooms, bath, liv- 

iha room, dining rooTn. kitchen, 

! Screened and shuttered, otie lot; 

I single ear giiriiye tin otijer lot. No 

debt on building. Prank C. Von- 

Idcrsmitli, owner. 228 Rector st,. 

i RoxboroUKh. Pbila., Pi!; phone 

Man. aH4-R, W. E. MucOnsliland, 

Mnrmora. N.,_ J. has key, 8-1L 

For Sale or Rent 

SALE OK HINT—5~raotn bungalow 

with batii aiid heat, jaragc^ Ap- 

ply 311 New York av,, Bomers Point, 

KeivinMor 

Electrical Refrigeration Service 

mater Leonard Hotpalni 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

710 Aibury Ave, Phong 1242 

•nd 

Personals 

HOME COOKEp chicken dinners 

Saturday and Sunday. JOHN- 

BON 2334 Shore rd,, Linwood, ph. 

Bomers Pqint_6WL 

tf. 

§EAMAN'S._ Delicious home cooked 

dinners. Creamed chicken patties, 

Southern fried chicken; Fresh veg- 

(.•tables home made desserts and 

rolls, SHADY BIOB INN, 2123 Bhore 

rd, Unwood, N, J. Phone Bomers 

i-rw"""" tt. 

VISIT our corset department for 

girdles, corsetlcttes and brassieres 

to nt every flBure, Headtiuarters for 

uniforrnsi nurics, beauticians and 

waitresses. White and all colors, 

THE WISE BKOP, BW Asbury av. 

PLEABB RETURN AW, _ , 

BMPTK 1 BIVfiBAOB BOttTLEB 

BeVBrage consumers please return 

your empty beverage bottles ta the 

place Whore you purchase your bev- 

iraio. Your dealer's replacemenw 

are "limited by the number of empty 

bottles he returns. .Ocean Olty Bev- 

irago Co., 1115 Simpson av, phone 

6tii-J diitrlbutors of PEPSI OOLA, 

BIVBN.DP, BBA BREEZE BEVER- 

AGES and AUantlo BEVBRAQEB, 

S«4, 

tf. 

ADEQUATE 

WIRING- 

TheKey 

to Modern 

Home Making 

Is ihe Servants Door 

Open in¥>urHouse? 

TTOH low w^M. Innumerobl* «UcWc NnranH wffl do ftU 

H bidding at &« touch ol a cwitcb—pnrridvd yett tavttD 

* them into your home through tit* spaa 4am of adtquato 

wiring. Without enough •loctrlc drculto hxrtinq larg* MMugb 

wire*—wlthont enough outl»i» canY*nl«itlT placad. ]tm Hall 

th» m«> at wfll wiilch tandtf 

We and enhance health and w#Ua*». 

You AaM •tart ihlnldng and planning BMP to 1 

living. irintK YOU blond to build a jmw home or to 

the old. The Electrical Horn* el TameaMr wffl ron m 

and *cnUT—wOl MCY* TOU °> 

onds 

s 

^ by wta (oreriaht now and adhm at 

the war, you provide Adequafe Wiring, 

ATUANTIG GUY 

ffii 

Certainly! ELECTRICITY IS 

^!i 

„«"'

|1O Each for 

[Pool 

and time girls who 

Flanders hotel pools 

» at 2 o'clock In the muAi- 

wprimanaed and fined 

In police court Saturday 

^Howard Warren, 

Matthew pangburn 

.. ; the group was in the Mel 

Out one was blowing a life- 

I Whistle. The activity aroused 

jwllhborhood, he declared, 

I flnes were lmpowd on Win. 

I Jarrett, Arthur Blgclow, Nancy 

'and Mona Darlington, all 17, 

mother girl of 14. 

breakdown of Truck Revads Negro Trucker j Judge Orders Muffler For 

| Huge, Dismantled StiB In tough Spot | Noisy Jalopy; Ou)nerFined 

Clermont Man Held in $500 Bail, Two 

Trenton Men in $2,500 Bail Each 

One of the largest dismantled 

Itills ever found In Oape May Ooun- 

ty was discovered by State Police 

and ADC agents Monday after a 

truck with a missing license plate 

broke down on the Shore rd, near 

Mean ylew. 

As a result, two men were each 

held in $2800 bail and a third Is 

under MOD bail, 

Thft men being held Identified 

themselves as Isnest Llndgren. 82, 

9f Olermont, upon whose property 

the equipment was found; Louis 

Annebltp! J7, of Trenton, driver of 

Fred J, Tueelllo, »2, of 

Arrested Here; 

License in A. C. 

Warren pointed out that j the*truck- 

lipola are private property and i Trenton, 

1 Uie swimmers had no business ; yndjrren posted $300 bail en a 

alter the regulur cloiing < charge of aiding and abetting the 

possession of an Illegal still; An- 

nebite nnd Tueello were held in 

ipSQO ball for transporting and BOS- 

setting Still equipment. 

The truck was found Sunday by 

ÎMtlMr do you have the right 

tb keep ether people awake at that 

of the morning," he warned. 

INOY 

The Friendly 

Dining Room 


DINNERS SSe - $1 

•ernd from I to 7:30 p.m. 

Bmkfast 9 to 11 A, M. 

Home-Cooked Meals 

Breakfiut Dinners 

Ml*. Pearl Schnltiler, Prop. 

Drives, No License | 

Two Fined $67.50 

Fines nnd costs totaling SffF.SO 

were levied In police court Monday 

because a Merehantvilli; man per. 

mltted an Ocean City woman with, 

out a license to drive his aulomo. 

bile. 

Judge Howard Warren fined Mrs, 

Jean Booth, 23, of 838 Asbury ay,, 

110 and $2 50 costs for driving with- 

out a license Collins B. Rodgers, Jr., 

22, owner of the car, was fined tw 

and $5 costs for allowing her to 

drive. Both pleaded guilty, ] 

Police said the ear was stopped 

because Mrs, Booth went through i 

a red traffic light, i 

Trooper Raymond DiLeonnrdo. who Oearge Nicholson, ao-year-old At- 

natieed it stalled and with a license ' lanik 1 City negro, wus in an em. 

Plate missing He questioned Anne- Jnrassliig position in police court 

I Nicholson was picked up for driv- 

! ing without a license nnd also be- 

cause he could not produce a vegm- 

\ trntion eertiftente lor the heavy 

truck he was handling, 

I Before Judge Howard Warren hn 

explained thnt he had both nerttn- 

cntes available in Atlantic city but 

just wasn't carrying tin ut ,.,„ 

time 

On ndvicr of the court, he was 

permitted tn hop a trolley to At 

laiitic City and brlnK bank the proof 

of his eonti'iition. while piillce helt! 

Ihe truck as "hostage". 

higway to no assigned destinailan 

Investigation revealed that the 

truck was loaded with itiil equip- 

ment, nnd a search of the driver 

yielded dlreetiona to the spot where 

the still site was found. 

When the still area was raided 

by ABC agents Cy Lippman and 

Joseph Sussman, with the state po- 

lice, still another large true!: was 

lound there loaded with equipment, 

Phe agents reported there were six 

dismantled 1000 gallon vats, pipes, 

pumps and other material with tola! 

value of more than SSOOQ, 

! That ancient automobile without 

1 a muffler, which has been dlsturb- 

) Ing the peace and trnnqul'lty'jf the 

4th st neighborhood, ran head-on 

into n "mulfle or stop ' order from 

Fuller Judge Howard Wnrreii, Biit- 

uiciiiy, 

i He w-irned the joint owner;! of 

ihe machine. Richard A. Kerne 3r 

efl by James B. BevllI, one ol tta 

bank's directors, are being made la 

the new home. Including repairs to 

the vault, restoring Wotan window 

and painting casementt. Mr. BevlU 

will be the bank's immianent man- 

nger of the six-story buUdlnB. 

railed] 

Kiwanis Raising 

Welfare Rinds 

The Ocean Oty Kiwanis dtatf 

launched a campaign tMs wwk MB 

raise funds for Its work on behalf 

of unaerptivilegud children. 

Formerly, the money was 

by conducting eharaplqnsBlp 

sung meets each BummeT, but AH 

the past two years the meets BOTB 

been dispensed with and Clutt 

members contribute cash direct- 

ly to the committee- as a special 

assessment. 

Frank J. Sannlno, chairman sf 

the committee, reported collections 

of over iioo during the Wednei- 

day luncheon-meeting at BlmiQC 

restaurant, In addition to **0 con- 

tributed earlier in the Weefc 

LUMBER 00, HAN REKE 

D, H. Murphy, vl« president If 

the Thomas E. Coal Lumber Co, of 

PhJlRdelphia, is vmcaUoning at tfi 

Brighton pi,, until after Labor Hi. 

WlUi him Is Mrs, Mnrphy. t 

Time and Tide 

CtBIIlM In E. »«Mw M 

Inet hnt 

itMiHtt ifMn. •

OCEAN CITY SENTINEkLEDGER ^ Friday. 

Ode Of 

Accidents 

Held After 

le driven were In- 

pMi y Tuesday morning in on? 

,ot three accidents that occurred In 

| the ttaoft *lthln 3* houm 

LB._»«den, », or 564S El- 

, KiitadeLphlii and Simon 

K , 33. of Leetburg N J were 

•both h«l..» tPri Tin ami- pi i 

bh in ! pn i t ii F 1 ii (1 Him), ii | 

An til i Al i t L ir im md lthci ' 

n I itiuh ma 11 md » ik mti HW 

I ir 1 ri 

Fir f \ mm p 1 i li ]M ! i 

!•" « l' I fi niinri t in ri lit , 

ttm In i 1 fi li 1§T 1 imq H 

«i MI It mi ind fti-nt ti ^\i t/rr 

! nt! ft u H \ h»*f irc rii rmm 

I1 t i-i-ei P Imd 

Anderson Home 

From Pacific 

City Electrician 

On Furlough 

Rules Changed 

On Draft News 

Continued rrom (IH 1 

un hand tu bid them goodbye 

Stite headquarters gave no rea 

| c nn lui (.ailing u halt ui this sss 

I tem 

RltlEs KEIP CHANGING 

In 1 In inrlhr dii ir icleellsi 

tiiln it is i' perniUûble tg pub 

li h mimes uf mi n caned Up fui 

i \ lininiitiun t ven though quitt a 

fi ss cif Hum mu run.tid The 

Hut is thru ssu th a tin uiii re 

u ltd ssm ihu_ th irtl hi the 

public liiinri c f inn limpid n uf be 

11 ll lit iIiiii)-iIS 

I II i I i ffn lui i u i limp, 

luii !iubli*ihlnp In adsnnii uf ihp 

ii I 111 i i i ilh I f r i \nmilin 

II n ss piuhihltttl ilthiuf.li tin 

nisi 1 pi i t nlii IIÎ lftLfvtuld 

i l i is i t I tii j i n 11 pli tl I i! tii 

tl i u fi 

I i li I il tl lijJit , n Hii n i 

I i" II i i î it t ml ii i u it 

ii lui mil iimt ilmrr n 

Urges Good Roads 

To Shore Resorts 

To Help Meet^ Post- 

War Competition 

RiLuinUik from an in pt»ction if 

tjaikwavf in ui sidJaLent to NQM 

York City Stuto Hlghutav Ck)inmi 

^ Innc?r Spcniui Mtllrr Jr ud 

thi-i Htik flint Rd cjiiUc ittu = 

Uve iaid»{n& ttyuld add lmmpii^ 

Ui ijprpi tuiitinp tin pupil men 

•nimbly free of canrntlon and 

Jdeqiulely tmle If our ilntc It 

not Io W nhuntied by those wflio 

can io to other ITCH with ITBB 

InonnirnlcnrfS With thr return 

or niirmal travel our prevent 

main arterial will main be f-il 

tt bejond capacity 

Oin Liitiniairfi have tin i plans 

Tut HlliI rniidttaj Ihnl ulll wlic 

nu proj)L!ii" ill H Ripat rimiiiin 

nd ifld tn our wialth in pruprit\ 

Ni*-% ins mud t m ti-\n 

will bt l nin I piuditiu H^LII- 

c\ foi [.mpi,ijnipnt in tnr jdjiiit- 

p 

larltj af Now Jn u 

Mr, »nd 

#«ughWr, 

M M 

rinpliiMiiinl imd will n I irn 

i t\ kit n 

h Hid in i bt iiiPiili m 

l 

of them have been attributed t« 

Violations of the stop street law 

Lifeguard Ocean 

Race Tonight 

Cantinupd from pag? ] 

U t Philip tTtil £ lilf li it lip in 1 

h i 

hi bi i li t nh it 

md Litn bntl int 

in ht 

Hill 

find r 

hi! I I i M nr 

Ml |.t \ \\ l it t 1 t 

fr in tin put ii li t tl i 

\uik rtup tu miuiir tlni I? ft i 

thrfH 

Tl jt un fii Hi tilt tit 

un ii Jim Mt Alii tt i in 1 Inn 

Rund c tium J it I Kills me! i 

Rn nn Dm Hs in intl Ja t H 

Bnh RciiKin inrt Iisiri. I urn 

Hid Duk I i Jm 

] Clliir Inmhlp FJ 

and Iiu Bosrt 

, [ 

BUD 

Si ill 

Still Parking 

Cars All Night 

And Owners Still 

Are Paying Fines 

1 1 '! 1 I lit lit nl Ulll 111, 

ti p s iti ti id rait 1 I li is in 

tilt ir itii" pnip ii mi p n cl fit t 

ill 111 lit ind I i thu \i litlru 

such L. bl line Tllrs" ind „ i is 

n il Ii f I ih I (mi Ii is 

br n u ip i 1 il ii in lit ii in 

PTI is Uih !h p h i fit p n tin i l 

i i itii ! n ins u in n i 

i t Iln b unnl I th i n 

Nt ss i in il it in ss it I u if. Is h il. 

ll Ih liss tsi n t|i null p Ii 

ll IS! 1 qin ltd rn rs ll t 1 i 1 

r mint? li ukt t t i ipt i iti b 

ss miii i tin IT- nil Is ib ui tin 

ulitiaii 

P ihi i JuriM hi n iti \\ III ii ' 

lit-ti ri «i in fmi il f iti in il bill 

nf pniHnk sitplttcii Hi Mrmin 1 

un 'iittudis nut 5 1G n i lhui u 

HILIUU \M)I RSOV 

u in c ils 1 Lhii t, id thl sm- 

îliniii Ai fi* i ui t u innr t hit f 

li tits ili-itntnl bini ui ss'i 

. il li u i Ftid i niulit iftti t^ s 

1 HUH 1 II in tl 

Ins t Pi ih nn 

Slit in Ii 

it ' i I 111 N is 

11 m cl fi in II SA 

1 n i ; itl 

i li I i I i i 

ii Jinn Ji 

w i r- , i 

1 is Ii is i mtli 

ss ssif nulls ir 

I s I i 

II i i 

d t li 

\ ill insult" ll i i up I u in 

I i II i in I Fl n tl s ssill In in 

th i i up t lin t ( Hindi n nil 

pi i t i ti ii i \ mi iti i 

Countv Farm Youths 

To be Rrclassified 

Si II IIH-I I f t in \ n nh* In tsst t n 

l c i I H il ss i 1 i^rliid li s if 

ti ii in t ii th ft iri I r t i 

u i i h Huh il i In tc t 1 ifii tl 

II 1 \ I i mcl ittl i t thi 

1 1 Hi I i n I I i si HI 

~" i \ 11 ult u ii \ 

\\ II 1 hi siik 

p ih n r in r it m | t ipp 

M li if b ml hisi 

* [ i d t II s it ss ip f 

sUUi kPfn Intel mt h 

the fitntpment ot Fred 

W JaektHjn manaMili! dh^ctDl nf 

Nesv JPISPS Counill Iliat oui 

recreation ftxia," siill this SPI' 

inLuiiie of appiosimqt^h 

Even with uirtdilmpiu 

In trasei la c t sffti tiibulntittns dlR- 

rlosud tliBt 15 3B3I0D ptrnt,,, ,i, 

ited 33 of am prim lpul rr*Sort r fnr 

jus ar mort 1 dass 

CIREFUL PLANNING NFEDED 

•This rennit added -pecial lntir- 

i ^t to mv sL c lt In Ni*a Yalk upon 

Uw Invitation nf Gilmorp D 

Clarki* pionre an tli pRtksiis 

mark in thp NPW Vnrk niptrapall 

tan Tfîan mri sshi I pun c uHiint 

iin thi di iMl nf thp prnpimi'd 

Rautp 4 throu'.h Ilnimi Counts 

Thp Ness \mk pHTkssus ILHI 

"Pnt s L lail and iniiful planning 

thnt add ty TIH fnjnsmpnt in trns 

il mil inn ouh tiilF t jui pitiflt 

t' II H in tiiims I-* ppt t thr^liflh prfni! i 

lion 

ss Jrt is in p 1 nnt aiiifi t 

n In utilits bs liui piniiiiib In 1U ronti 

mil ss is fip i n f c t 11 thit i nhnnrp 

gpeclaliilng In the 

Corrci tl.m nl 

Defrctive Vlnoii 

DR L W BETTS A BOMB 

OPTOMETBIBTS 

BOUIHi » A « to 5 P U 

br IBBDlnlmeiit 

1701 Atlantic Aienue 

Atlanllc Cily JS, J 

DIAL 5 13J1 

I 

I 1 

ll 

i I t i l l 1 1 l | i i 

i ii ii 1 M 

i f i s i 

SFW I Ell 

Mr- Emlls I unuprp Criliu hi Ii 

turned tu ULIMII Cits nltri in ib 

«,cnce cif li si Hi md i m lc il i i — — 

i tpti busuip.., under the ntmi it Mi Rulifl \nn Bi 1 i I HI 1) 

! Pnntiprp Heilts Ca it 408 Hii t lin i pi hi irturhttl liniii i 

"she fiirmtilv IIJJPI ltpd tin At I mtin i it ssi'h Ml m Mr rsimi 

R alts Cu ni 8til Bt Hid f imil it =5]H i Br ii li N I 

ti ii it fi s i 

i ?ul H4- nit ss i 

i ! i i i i s iff i s ul H 

n i b i tl i! s If t ii i it 

I i i 1 i i i s II i i lam h „ 

I si i 1 M il in ) 1 in pin,,, J 

1 1 1 tl I IK 

I 1) II I 

in W i l l 

' Hii n i t i Di 

rn i M i 1 11 i i i t 

1 I 1 r n ] in in nii(_ 

M I In Im i 1 T i 

Ci ill h si] md in i p 1 Wilin 

Service Songs Sung 

At Music Pier 

% i H il tin I Hit i (_n 

1 I I I I Ilii Mu i 

Ti ' i I I III I M ih ii 

li II ii III I I ' bin h i i 

i n ii i s II n h ii ii 

HI I in n in 111utMI ii 

I il i Ir s II Tin r i i 

5 \ i i \ 1 n - inpi 

Pi IIII 1 ISI I! vi [ i i 

Tit "M IIII H I I ml 1 li u 

i li i I ss it tt i it i i t i nti il 

i I ii n In il i Hi I n Cn s di 

n i i ui i i u th t j_i ip i 

s ill i i Im l Mi FrP- 

li II 1 in i hi f ili I k 

Adler Called j 

To Columbia, Pa. 

Cnnlinupd friiffl ingp 1 I 

i 1 1 [ i 1 1 n n J 

1 i I linniHI TI 1 ipti t1 

n I hi| l 1 II- 

i I s M \ II t in t 

il nl i c dini R s i in 

1 I n s li R i ling "^ i 

i i n i ii in I in r in i miii 

i c i i il is hi Ii II i ii 

i i i i I'm i ij H i 1 100 

II ii b t tun ! ih t hull li 

I I I I lin i ' »i^ IK) i Hi in mi 

1 I I ll 111 I I I ip 1 f I 

I M ill 1 111 hi n I in i i ii 

i in iti t !i\i n 

Thr ippru if h* s tn nut ^v 

Hh«rr r MirK iilil Irnd Ihi 

^rl^ts tn tin*, fpnraid luokl 

thnug'lit 

\\r must hiu nudirû re 

uhi ii Til H H Slivrr if Phil 

idt lphln pii nnt b tli nil rump; 

jinn i spniiif. n lit Sir md 

t 

ii r i 

III Illt 

thousands 

telephone calls 

to build a bomber 

i s Hi 

Chun li «? IIII i P ll 

I < till! II 1 I I II I 

i = I in ii cl li ii ml n i nn 

j] i mil mi m nil In 

i i i ,11 d 

I1HIM >. I INf 'I t \hFT* HI III 

I ' Pi I iln 111 II I i I i 1 1 ll 

I ll 111 - M 

1 1 1 I III -I I I , I 

ll I i It I i 1 11 t d | I I: 

II 1 I t I I 1 III i SSI ll 1 in 111 II 

i il M in 1 l 111 M n ' II K Ml \ Hi 1 i In "Ci 

1 - u II II I I n I i | n iii in li iiidin pi ik i I 

i I I I up i nun i tl r is ii t md ha t i s i I ti n 

i I 1 II i 1 % i nn md i n l s u n mill n li 

i l i II i t ss hi i I 1 i i > li I' h i i" 

1 in i i i i \Sc sL 1 | II nun in t t i ill 1 i _1 li I 

]pl II Bill I ll I ill 1 Dl "ill' ii i 

i ci 

I 

I uiii 

ii iss li. p n 

i nil M i 

Working a 

double shift 

• OicquQt Out Eiklnia Cooler 

works overtime for your l 

. . , a§ a langv tasiP 

by it&if^m a deMghtful miser 

io makt' a I»ngP iat! one better* 

Save en the Ji-yuflte size! 

CLICQUOT CLUB 

ESKIMO COOLER 

Shoes 

FOKWOMKN 

Sclhy Arch 1'u-scrvcr 

I'h.vsit-al Cultiire 

F"oot Rest Shoes 

KOIl MKN 

Wright Aii'h Preserver 

Nfttjeton HIioi'H 

Freeniun Shoes 

Ktridt? Rite 

Hhocs for Children 

2009 Atlantic Ave, 

ijust below fiiis Office) 


Ijgott J8, 1944 

prepare Now 

if to " t " f 

p 

iwur opporfynify to "put up" for 

in mony fresh frulfi and veQe- 

if plentiful now. 

DEVILED EGC 

PLATES 

CTTY 

rainy Full Podded We.lem 

FRESH PEAS 

Peace Near? WPB 

Gives O.K. To 

Home Gadgets 

Manufacture of 

Many Items Is 

Given Approval 

If your old DPI) has a bad slouch 

in the middle, or your ear need's a 

new stpprini; knuckle, or your an- 

tique Inwn mowrr Is fiBhting a los- 

ing bin tin niininst the wneds~.cher.r 

up! 

(> 

The Wnr Production Board i>nvp 

t\ , civilians a little reason this week to 

hope Hint in the nol-toa-dlstant fu- 

Hire they will be able to replar.e 

SIJIII" uf the metal jmdKels, nppllnn- 

ci-s mill utmslis that vlrtunlly ais- 

nnpoari'd frnm the market almost 

IWii yeiirs imn 

START TOWAnri PEACE 

With Ilie Eiirnlicftn wnr sitllntion 

SPri!ilnii,Iy |n Its rltili! slniir, the 

WPiS Miimiliy nlliht pftVPri thp Wily 

In Di.mittic fiiin. 

—THE IHH st I>F VALUES— 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

Specially Priced 

MASON JARS 

pints 

dozan 

A III B i I. Ii M LTI! ^ 

iiiKi Mini op 

826-828 Boardwalk 

K F:AN riTv 

(Opposite Muiic Rer) 

C. E, STILLE 


MTTID If 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

Business Opportunity 

O»TOMIT»I1T 

li Tcui upMeiee, All Me t«t«lt 

•rrln if Irinii ufl 

U Mek, 

AJJBUBY ATI 

Are you seeking a home, combined with a sub 

stantia! income on your investment? 

Corner Property 

centrally loiatpii, tvell (uiiNtruflod. tile roof, near iioard- 

wiilk, Ntorrx, rfxtauriinls, rhufthcN anil traiiNpflrtiiiinii. mn- 

d riiuiiis, liiuniiry mom, running water, (i full ball's 

:: extra lavntoriis, cpmrnlrd hsssnwnl wlili hol-Haler lieat- 

iii|t unit, rxiullrnt tqiidititin, fully furnlsheil and operating 

to iupiuity. 

Robert J. Campbell 

POWELL'S 

Super Service 

34th and Atbury 

BUT II. B, W/UI BONDS 

801 Atlantic Ave, 

FOR FURTHER DETAILS 

and Um country is making 

mm bombers than ever before 

r I.. 

Mora plan**, more ships, 

mmfm mi •vcrything far war 

•n*|0n mor* Long Dl#tanc* calls, 

now fMngi aro mov- 

ik. 

when yau'iw t«l«phoning Lang 

Diitanta and the operator iayi 

-"Please limit your call to § 

minutes." 

Mar* calls get through quicker 

whan *v*rybody helps that way, 

*'? 

ilt I4IIIY HL1 flllMONI COMPANY 

SALE 

Center of City 

COTTAGE 

in bcdiTMiiiiv baths and usual 

ntlnr Inine rnniim, enrafe illid 

smiil hot svatfr heating plant. 

Full Price $4500 

Only SlOOO.Ot) CiNh, hill. 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

AVAILABLE 

Our Morkoli Sr6 Wall StBChed 

2-Pe.Jor Caps •"""•" 

Z.Pe, Jar Caps •'»;„ 

MC-P Pectin '• 

5t 

,2a€ 

Order Fuel Oil Now, Or You 

May Go Without, Is Warning 

Increasing Military Demands May 

Take All Available Transportation 

Householders, npnrtiiient and 

business building owners and nil 

uthers needing fuel nil for Pall nnd 

Winter should lay in n supply now 

"while deliveries can still be mnde", 

Robert L. crnwford, district man. 

nger of the Office of Defense Trans- 

piiitntloii, Atlantic City, warned 

thlfr week 

"Thf sttirnRe of tank ears, senr. 

el;y of tnnk trucks nnd almost t05.1l 

lark of henvy-duty tires have coin- 

hl'ii'tl tu ermte (1 national crisis In 

petroleurn transportation, 11 Mr. 

Crawford said, •Meanwhile military 

demands for aviation gasoline and 

other pelroloum prndueu are 

mmjnting. 

DELAY DAN'OEnOlJg 

•Thp traiMiportntlan at mllltnry 

must and will come first This 

moaiM thnt civlliflna who delay In 

placing their orders for fuel oil may 

lind thai tlrlivirirs cnnnut be made 

biTnusc etiulpment Is tied up in 

hniidling milit i f t 

If th. tltndon itralepi to • 

point where dellvrrl« ar civilian 

fuel oil cannot b* made became 

af mllllary necdi, the person who 

watt* nniil the hit mlnutr to pat 

In his order can tilajne no one bgl 

hlmsell." 

Return Oil Application! 

At Once, OPA Pie. 

South Jeriey res[denti are urge 

by Oamden OPA District Direator, 

T 

for n return to llmired pmcluctton instrumeiits, electric flnt- 

of rivillari goods wiih nn order per. . Irons sissine mni lilnps. Insvn mow. 

mittlng manufacturers to prtiduCM n 'ets. fishlni! tncklp. Rolf clubs, cut- 

#lde variety of articlns in arpa.': li'i's. fmintnin pens typewriters, tirr 

where labor and facilities are avail- i-'niiins 

able. 

iutiimijtlve 

equipminl, teicphonG equipment. 

The reronvcrshui nrear did not tlrr ' flialns. metiil nffien fiirniture 

Include nutomoblles. wmshing mn- , nntl M! ''' wnn| . l>'us other items, 

chines, electric or BBS rpfrlljerntors. I Brcimse supplips of stpf'l niid inp. 

T,«KHE WILL BE MADE iK^r'^tUn-t'^r^tE 

But it does nllnsv rernnverslon for \ fhn, ,nr.s(. nr,ic|pS will he nvnilnble 

niiiiiufacture of vuruuni rlentlurs. 

ire refri^f'ratnrs, domestic; electric 

nil's, cunklnH ntrnsilH. hod s|-rings. ; tIJ niirmnl 

din n tew wri'ks. It is n 

hnwrvei. nn the rrmri biuk 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

All I lrh mil irrifirp frr r i h I SA1 I -HFl-OKF pulnj, humr ssh 

tl ii il it His I rtmt pruppr s silth [ nit plm in r Hh r I I i bn\ nf 

11 iii-lit rmtrtils Inritetl | titlnnin A inn hnl sill rin If 

i 

I Piiiilii ri HJ ill ri 40« 811] I 

Pllt.lif 1B11 B-1R 

WANTT1J Willrc (ipirinnt i rl 

ApjiK I tin It HI riff* BiH A 

bury nv 8-lR^ 

WUATION 1 ) Twti tlimil l-irh tii~ 

Inr i lilliln n tliirlii 

Enriched 

SUPREMI 

targe 

I RI. K?, Ni-irtn 

Ona iS-ai ifln formdal. Tomato 

PUREE 

Sfld 1 4=e| pbg 

DINNER"^ 

6 e'Cletk c "" "•"»"»'• ""lit 

Van Camp Beans "«„* 12t 

SeedlessRoiilniJ;;^ 'yjlie 

The Right Touch fe Summer Saladi 

Hom-dB-lite Creomy 

27 

uS*e and 

Wd b.t, i,ihr% we Qfhd 

, Well orjod, handed fs 

r i lilll 

tli Mini 1314 Orrin si I Ij 

Famlfy 

Fiflelt sll pyrpcifl flouf milled. Try If frdpr gyr ijioat gus 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

MUMBtll lEDliUAI, IlEI'OSlT INSURANCE CORPOHATlffll 

AU Green Asparagus %S n 

Rsbford Sliced Beets 

Cut Stringiest Beans 

TITLE INSURANCE SEARCHES 

Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company 

Tin. N;i(iil Iliink lit Ik,an UIIJP ByilillM 

A1111111 c 1 il). 1) it ic 1— Hon r •! w a i k NJiiunal Bank fjuiithn! 

Albert C, Abhalt I'llniim B. Price 

Pri-sldoiit Vkr Ftrsliieni ,_,_,, 

Edwin It. Slilm Stanley V, Randy ElHood F. KlrtO" 

Tiilc Ottitvt Ai.t. Tii'liiini Sollcllw 

Otean (itj's "Tilln Curnpaiiy" for 34 Years 

CITRUS 

MACH 

CAKE 

Morion Kemp soys if makes a Delicious 

Glenwood Fancy Cifrui 

MARMALADE 2 23c 

U CUp Cf.^m-Whits* IhsFtifilhg 1'7 (rt.pMm AlCO Bskinfl 

! cyp Suger Pswdsr 

1 Guld lesi £Pn t FKHpagn ASCO ysniiis 

3 CUJJ Ff«h Milk ni\ ^m di., Ciltui 

FHitlH, pHlid ond 

, P _, wll end fuger. Arid i. 

iishi and ifnsffiti, Ortaif an 111 

Sill hill bowl (lour, bgking powd.i. wll nnd lugar. »« m, milk 

and flS¥3rin§. B«i WniH TifHi eM ifnsffitl, Gigaim SH liBsf-inctl 

pen Sut.ad OlENSVOOD CllBUS MAOMAlAD! In bottom. m.n,, 

-., . 

l ' : ' i i . i 1 =: . ^-11 B L- =. ^B 

en Sut.ad OlENWOOD ClTBUS l ! s, erDIifl 

lliHd PHthii on mormnlod. end pour b.HW a«if all, lilli «l 

35Q ' F. fSF 4S mirik'Isi er ynfii aeni. Turn euf wpiidf dawn and iifv* 

in iqugnf^ wpRn §f fald. 

SA] E—LADIES biryclp for snie. 

tiiLhsh make, new rubber. 344(1 

Central av, IMjj. 

SA!,F—DOORS niid " wlndnssB fnr 

pair enmplete with jnms. locks, 

hinges nnd (rim. B L, Smith. 1020 

Sinipsnn av,. or No. 1 Inlet rd. 

SALE—ElrTtrlc^frijIdairFlnolTifrjin 

i Hnriior Lane, somcrs Point, N. J. 

j WANTKD^SET"nf1sH"|lR"fon;omet' 

I Phone Ocean Cit^jBI2-W. _B-iR. 

i LOST—While enamel pansy nin. 

| (Uninnnd In PPIUIT Reward. Re- 

; tiii'ii Io swiirtlimorc Hotel, BID Wfa. 

:leyav,_ ^ _ B-la. 

! LOST -Ladies' yellow gold wrist 

i sv.itch, Elgin, Saturday, August ]•>. 

i Return tn 638 Centra! ay, B-la 

PERSONAL—Mr, Hilber, pleasp set" 

n-e nt your parilest convenience 

recnrdlTiE Hay Front lot, PontlPre 

Rr-ilty Co., 408 8th St. Phone 1811. 

_"_'^ _B-J8 

BALE — CHINESE-Oriental rilRS 

MxlJ ft- ISO and flfitl. 2 Chlnrsc 

thriiw rugs, worn Kurtz Onraife, 1st 

niic] Atlantic av., Ocean City. 8-IB. 

%t0 r ^rMj0^j0J^^M^Mj9'J0Jf'M^^\ 

Sterling Sail 

Cider Vinegar * 

Polity Itmn Sliced 

£Vtt> Bacon 

Ha 

Swiff's Prem 

Speedup Soap 0 -""' 1 

Speedup Flakes 

•tlul ill n t 

1(1 |U| J j c 

MAOTHEO' - NF 

MENT prnisrnm. MnrHptlnB an e>s. 

sptitlnl prndiict - roof cement to 

manufactiilinc plants fnrmpfs nnd 

others old reliable (inn with na- 

tional standing, rionri pe-manent 

fipiiiiecllon open now, Arnerlean Oil 

paint Cn . Clpvelnnd, O 

»33e 

i , 1 

OARVEY-—50 ft lone ft font benni; 

fiillv raiiiptjpd. almost new: 4- 

cvlintler Fortl einine with marinp 

rliitcli. $350, 81!) Central nv. Phnnp 

1157. 8-11. 

CLEANSER 3 14 4 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Hmm It 

Seashore Building 

&, Loan Assn. 

801 Atbury Ave. 

Fine BUNGALOW 

Large living room, dining room, all elec- 

trie kitchen, 3 bed rooms, finiihed attic. 

Close to bench. Furnished fine. 

P ri « »S000 

CAREY 

Fifteenth and Boardwalk 

UD STAMPS AS to Df NOW VALID 

Each Good for 10 Point* Till Used 

Until further notice, our grocery 

and meat departments will clow 

at 1 p.m. daily, except Saturday, 

to make it possible for us to take 

care of our order business. 

The produce department will ft- I 

main open daily except Saturday li 

until 6 p, m, S 

Store open Saturdays from 9 « 

m. to 7 p. m. 

A FOOD MARKET FOR THOSE WHO 

WANT THE BEST 

L _ 

I 

Fancy Frash-Kllled Slewing 

CHICKENS »38 

Frying Chlckom '»43* 

LAMB 

1944 

amb 

Nuar, tut !4 pli IbS 

Ueulders 

Park Rail « "29e 

Cooked Salami'"'He 

"35c 

Large Mackerel 

farmdale Quality Poulfty N«rfs 

ffiSlJ£-f JTasTiMlSp Madf 2S£ $1.13 

ttr>il0O^$3W ehtkOd.n3»a*lM 

'**•« ASBDE¥ AVINII1, MEAN U1T1 

OB! E 

Investments 

Real estate and 

are the! favored forms. 

Witll real eslnie yon br- 

romr ninsim* of your own 

financial destiny. 

We Offer 

Two FiimilJ' Apiirtnienl, 

Wrll buii^ ..........$5000. 

Single llnmp; Pivr bed- 

rooms. CIODI! , J3500, 

Solve !i

OCEAN 

Of Interest to Women 

Wednesday 

Evmt to 

IHortewHouM 

HMMM Koipe for Conval- 

qtrb will Mtbark upon 1U 

•t 9 a. m., In a booth 

df il>« Minitf Pten 

and dollars wll be the 

., _. ^, i»e»" for the big raw be- 

VtiKtt vaiioiu jitstea represented 

here yho contribute 

drive. Tbe dimes will be 

a table under the 

of the state In Whose name 

are given, and the dollars 

be hung on a, clothesline 

the booth. 

Bflle-oNDlmes is one of 

T__ (NMSal events upon 

ftkift the Hostess House depends 

financial suport, and it win be 

firogress through Saturday of 

»xt week, Fart of the proceed! 

Ill be UMA toward paying off 

to moHfMi on thi House. 

Hie booth will be open every 

laming at • am., and if flood- 

fhtR can be obtained, a member 

the HMtMs League will be on 

ind until approximately mid- 

Variety Review for 

Gu**t« at Lincoln 

The first In a series oi Sum- 

Wartime Variety Reviews was pre- 

sented Wednesday evening in the 

mentation - room at The Lincoln 

for the entertainment of the ho- 

tel's guest*. 

Starting at 8 o'clock the three- 

ixwr show Drcnented a variety of 

events which Included tocal and 

instrumental selections H mono- 

logue and a musical quiz 

Arthur O Watklns Tenldcnt 

manager of The Llmoln direct- 

ed the ftffulr in hh cupacllv as | 

master of ceremonies The emi e» | 

|ob was fnmiliar to Mm us he! 

had charge of several entertnhi 

ment programs while emplovcd by 

the City Publicity Burenu Man 

of the performers, all employes of 

ihe hot*! hiue appeared in pro- 

fessional shorn 

* > » 

MEMBER OF BOISE CREW 

HIRE ON VISIT 

Enilgn and Mrs, Ralph Waldo 

Itaerson in made a short visit re- 

wntly with their cousin. Mrs. Oil- 

bert Holt, 1722 Central av. 

Mrs, fflnerion will ta remember- 

cd ai Miss Isabel Robb Howell. 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. W, 

Howell. Bumitier cottagers many 

years, 

BMlpi, of the U. S. 8. cruiser 

Beta, and Mrs, Bnerson will spend 

their family be- 

iervlee. 

Lodge 

In Its 

Inking gWs at a purely 

Marge, or none at all, 

tinnot afford to pay. 

& • • • I The O««ii City Rooekah 

JL . t n will meet Monday evening 

|Wint Are BOrn tO rooms. 1M3 Central av. 

•^X-Mjldred Castaldi Lodge will have Its first publk card 

In daughters were born early party of the season in the lodge 

at Shore Memorial Hospl- i rooms. In charge will be a com- 

PDlnt, to Mr. and Mrs, 'nUttw composed of Mrs, Elizabeth 

Waklman Mrs. wald Pierre, Mrs, Helen Homer. Mrs. 

City registered nurse,' Sarah Under, Mrs. Charlotte Gross, 

was Mlw Mildred Oaltal- I Mrs. Helen Bruce, and Mrs, Marge 

0tte is a daughter of Mr, Fret-born. 

Mre John Castaldi, 858 West 

DAUGHTER IS BORN To 

FORMER MISS KOUKOUIIS 

MM. Michael Demetreades, 8 I. 

11th st., to receiving eongrstuja. 

Uons upon the birth of a daugh- 

ter, Bt'Lty f,mn, at Shore Memorial 

Hospital. Mrs Denmreades for- 

* • • | merly was'Miss Angellnc Koukoij. 

Jullanne Bert In, daughter j lte > o f thls city. The father Is 

E. J. Bertta, of Marion is | m w serving with the U, 6. Navy, 

Waldman, who Is with the 

Air Corps, Oalveston, Texas, 

«•' granted an emergency fur- 

toogh 

fMfe 

to enable him to come 

and be Introduced to his 

Lifeguards' Dance 

Saturday Night 

Annual Affair at 

Convention Hall 

I The Ocean ultv younger wt te, 

scheduled to flock bv the hundreds 

1 tomurrow HIKIK to Convention Hal) 

Gth st and the boardwalk to at- 

tend the annual MfrKuartl •. Bull 

one of the highllgut rirnLs of the 

Siwimer season 

Advance sale of tickets, b\ the 

Eiwrd-. Indicates that the affair will 

be the 1 hist of Its kind tn mam 

\ MIS 

Fen'tired on (he bnnd^timd will 

b< LeJ* sounders and his on hevrt 

with Terr\ O r>m doini? tin voml 

and other member 1 " of the band 

onViliiR novelties 

Arrannmenta have been madp 

for a jitterbug contest and n lucky 

number dance. There will be nrlra,? 

fof the winners, as well us a doar 

pria, 

Baunders' orchestra Is an Eastern 

favorite for colleges and has played 

many of the ouMtanding ballrooms 

including tile Atlantic City BtdfJ 

Pier. Willow Drove Park. Biinny- 

broolt and Carsonla, The musicians 

are currently featured at Hamld 

Pier, Atlantic City, 

ETOIAK 

Christmas Packaged Must 

Be Sent Soon To Fighters 

Sept, IS to Oct. 15 Are Mailing Dates; 

Here Are Necessary Instruction* 

Dr, Edgar P. Oopeland, promin- 

ent pediatrician, of Washington. 

I.i spending the Summer at The 

Flanders with Mrs. Oopeland and 

his filter, Mrs. Jaqua, of Dallas, 

Texas. 

Mt. Lebanon Girl 

Married Here 

United to Phila, 

Coast Guard 

, E. J. Bertta, of aterion is 

b • • house guest of^Mlss Sue Hurley 

*f far pMtnte 1 Beach ti. eottagi FOB QUICK RESULTS 

TRY A CLASSIFIED AD 

Milk drinking is more popular 

tfaan aver with the young folks, since they've 

dlwwvefwi Aat Abbetti Deluxe "A" Milk, Homo. 

geniztd, taitei no creamy-rich, so extra-delicious. 

And tlik fine, pun milk agrees with them be. 

CMue U• no eauy to digest. It's fortified, too, with 

400 Unto of Suruhine Vitamin D to protect 

young teeth and bones. 

Ltt your family try it for a month or two. 

TkFint Laboratory Controlled Milk in 

and Southern New Jcrity 

SAffl??^^!"' 1 ta WF1L ' Pi M - Mo11 - lh 

BAUKHAOB TALKING FROM WASHINOTON 

WE ARE NOW CUTTING ZINNIAS 

BKMBMBBK. Oar Una heutifnl GLADIOLI, Uwt have 

to Urn flawer market, are now 

%- 

QB« M AJM. tin • ML OM on 

on Swcn Mnt-Man Lanilnr IMI 

* » *W * m* 7 A.M. tin I FJC, 

Urn Ataninun pplnt ituul with pottery 

Hut*, Bomtn Mm W4. 

r*t*H ««»»« display, yaw flmren 

Get your, or (hate Intended 

h aroJluMe. gane Hen. 

Him 

Store 

Tile mnrrlaise of Miss Doris jran 

Palmejy, ciauRliter or Mr. n nil 

Mrs. H. C. Palmor}'. of Ml. Li r jn- 

non. Pn.. and 3547 Asbury av, tu 

Beaman dri Edwiird w. Packer. 

Jr., U. 8 C. a,, son of Mr and 

Mrs, Edward W. pucker, of Phll- 

idelphia, took place Friday in thf 

rirst, presbyterlnn churrh here. 

The double ring swmony was 

ptTformed at 1:30 p m, by Hev 

Oeort'e Fischer, pastor, in the 

.•jresencj; of members of tlie im- 

.nediate fBmilies nnd u fi>>v cloos" 

friends. Thf bride won- ii pmvdtr 

blue si'lt with pink accessories 

rind a corsasri" of pink ruses, 

Followlnis a brief weddinp trip, 

the hridegrooin left for his sUilipn 

In Boston, The Bride will reside 

with her parents at their Bumwr 

home until late Pall, 

The couple met ill Ocean Cilv 

four yeirs uao. Tlieir fiiniilies 

have Lflrll Summer rcsldfiils for 

miiny yeHrs, 

j SON BUBX TO FORMER 

SUMMER RESIDENT 

Bergeant and Mrs, F.-ed Dodd 

Wilson, of Haddonfleld, are refciv- 

ing congratulations on thp birth 

of a son, Fred Dodd Wilson. Jr. 

Sergeant Wilson is with the Am. 

phibious Engineers in Australia, 

Mrs. Wilson formerly was Miss 

Shirley Voiulit; a Summer rcsidant 

I here many years, 

PARTY FOR HOSTESS HOUSE 

Elihteen prizes were awarded 

winners at the weekly public card 

party Monday night at The Bis- 

cayiie. of these, nine were for 

bridge and nine for pinochle. 

Proceeds from these Monday 

night parties ore for the benefit 

of The Hostess House for Con. 

valesecnt Girls, 

• • * 

IT'S A GIRL; 

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ullia, of 

Mlnnetola, N: j,, are thf! parents 

of a daughter, Jo Ann, born Aug. 

ust 8, at the home of Mrs Liilja's 

parents, Mr. and Mrs William Per- 

ry, IHh st and Bay ay. 

• • m 

CELBBRATEH BIRTHDAY 

Miss Jean Kalis, daughter of Mr. 

and Mrs, A. M. Katz, 94J Asbury 

av., celehr»ted her ijth birthatay 

yesterday (Thursday), There will 

be a family gathering Sunday at 

which she, will be juest of honor. 

CARD PARTY THURSDAY 

A public card party will take 

place next Thursday at 8.30 p 

m.. at Bariit.Hali.by.the.BeB. 

Oamcs will Include 'aridge, pi- 

nochle and radio, and refresh, 

merits will he served. 

Proceeds will be tumgd over to 

the Bar Association Activities 

• * * 

Mr, and Mrs, w. Wward Buck- 

ley, Jr., of WashinBton, have 

had as their house gueits Mrs, Vic- 

tor E Zuberano and Miss Her- 

tense Zuberano, also of Washing- 

ton, at their fiummtr cottage on 

Atlantic blvd. Mr. and Mrs Be^- 

inald H. Watkins, of Washtagton, 

will visit Mr. and Mri. Buckley for 

the next fortnight, 

• • * 

Mr. and 'Mrs, Howard M Powell 

and ion, Alfred 11, are visiting Mr 

Powell's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Al- 

fred W, Powell, 1048 Asbury av., 

for a week. 

• is 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Gibson 

and dauihtdrs, Carol and Gloria, of 

Pittiburih, are (pending their va- 

cation at the Farkalde. Mr. Olbson 

Is superintendent of the PreBbyter- 

Ian Book Store In Pittsburgh and 

Is ,i member of the PHtiburgh Ro- 

tary duo, 

• • • 

Lieutenant and Mn, James E. 

Olarlt, ot rorest HUli, N, Y,, are 

spending some time at The Lin- 

coln. 

Miss Nancy B. Fuller recently 

entertained John E. Rice, S. K. V. 

(3ci at her home, 1J38 Wesliv av. 

Mr. Rice recently jvas transferred 

from JafkJonville, pla., to Norfolk 

Va, 

• * • 

Mrs, James McOann, of Silver 

Springs, who La vacationing here, 

was joined recently by her dau- 

ghter. Private Miriam R, McCanii, 

of the WAO, Private^ McOann L5 

servinq With the Air Force at Tin- 

ker Field, olelahonia. Her broth, 

cr. Sert'eailt David R. MeCMnn, 

is now statinnid in EnBland, James 

McOann wfls manager of the Sea- 

side Batlis for a number of years. 

Mrs. J, Mannini, Sr,, of Mar. 

fair, is visiting her father. Ed- 

ward V Stein, 1809 Central av. 

She is accompanied by Mrs. J. 

Manning, Jr. Mr. * Manning, Jr., ! 

i has just entered the service and .' 

[la stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ma- | 

eon, Qa, 

* * * ! 

Mrs. Richard A. Lane nnd son,' 

Rirhaid, of ConowinKO, Md, arc- ' 

resort visitors for their third i 

consecutive Bummer. They are 

hiTC for two weeks at 024 Central ' 

av. Mr. Lane, cohnrcted with the I 

• Coiinwinco Hydro plant, spent last j 

| week with tlinm, returning homi! 

;Sunday 

i • * * 

I Free! C, Hungerbuhler. 811 4th 

St.. is recupnratlnt; sntisfactqrily In 

Doaly Hospital, Bra Me Ciiy, 

i where he undirwent an abdominal 

lop; ration on Tuesday. 

i . . . 

Mrs. H Kii;-nale and daughter, 

Lynne. of Wwlslown, pa., are viA 

itiiiK Mrs Kuznales parents, Mr, 

ami Mrs. William Sehllerjaeker 

B3Q BricliU-m pi for two months 

Other miesls of Mr and Mr-:. 

Sihlippiifkrr Include Mrs. Stewart 

Art:!!ii and riniiBhwr. PCBBJ-. and 

Mr. and Mrs Puul Trulure niid 

I son, all of CollinEswood- 

I _ ' ' ' 

Robert Sriirn, son of Mr, nnri 

Mn. H. Sairii and qrandsnn of 

Mis Li'tle, North si. and Beach 

rd., IK MMliiift Oii'aii Cilj after 

IJaitlcipatint in tin 1 Italian can,. 

Mls^ Albi-rt L Evans and son and 

Mrs Bert Kvhilii. of Fottsvillf, lire 

s_pciidi;ig tlieir vntatioiis at The 

Flanders, 

a 9 • 

Hiss Iiir? Luskev. of phiiadel- 

phin. Is spentiinp August at The 

Piifkside. 

READ THE ( I ASSIUKU ADS 

If you want to send Ohrlsrmat 

presents to that Navy man. Const. 

Guardsman, or Marine servlni at 

sea or at a farUfn base, you should 

set them in the maU between Hep- 

tember IS and October IS, the 

Fourth Naval Dljtriet announced 

this week, If the gift parcels are 

marked "Ohrtatmas Package," the 

Navy will make a special eHort to 

gel them to the service men on time. 

Ordinary packages may be mail- 

ed overseas only at the request of 

aidressees But from September 11 

to October 15 ho such request is 

needed, 

OVLY ONE A WEEK 

Nut more then one Christina!! 

(in reel will be accepted for mniiins 

in Any one week when sent by the 

same person for the same service 

man. 

The NHVV urges that packiipes be 

krat as .small as possible. Thr post 

nfficc will not accept paree'Js ex- 

rcrdine (he limits of five pounds 

in weight or 15 inches in length 

and girth combined, 

WRAPPING INSTRUCTION'S 

Plenty- of wrapping paper and 

cardboard should be used, so pa^k. 

aces be made as strong as possible. 

OwiiiR to the great distance this 

mail must be transported and the 

lia,icllinp .ind any storrijie it mils? 

utiflerBO. it is necessary that all ar- 

ticli's be packed In boxes of metal, 

J NKind. solid nberbaard, or strong. 

! rinubli'-faced corrunated flrjerbijard 

! rein forced with stroni! giTrnmed-psi- 

i prr tape or tied with strong twine, 

( or botii. 

It is desirable that all flberboard 

• boxes be securely wrapped in heavy 

j paper, if available, as experience 

lias sh.nvn that boxes without an 

j oilier wrapper often become erush- 

[•(! ni split, thus allowing the con. 

trnt^ ti, escape. As each parcel Is 

siiuicrt to censorship, delny In 

hiindlihi; inay be minimized by se- 

ciirinB the covering of the parcel 

i tn pemlt ready inspection of the 

I conten's. 

COMBINATION PArRAfiES 

When combination packaees are 

iiiiidr up, including inlscelkiiienus 

I'lili't articles, hard candies, soaps, 

,1'tc the euntpnts «hould be lightly 

, pin keel, in order that the several 

[;u!*cl' ! ^ liiay not be loosened in 

, trails!!, damaging the contents or 

tht cuvtnng of the parcels. 

H&rd candies, nuts, caramels tin- | 

cludins thuse covered witli etioco- | 

intci cookies, fruit enke, and cho- j 

rolute bars individually wrapped in 

waêd paper, should he enclosed in ; 

inner buses nf wood, metal, nr card-., 

board. Soft candles, whether home- 

made or commercial, tin not carry 

well. 

Scaled paekaiics nf candy, rls.nrs. 

tnbacco, and toilet artielns in sim- 

plest mercantile form may he plac- 

ed in parcels without aftectinB tlieir 

paieel-piist classification, 

LLOIBLI; ADDRESS 

ESSENTIAL 

Addresses must be legible, wriiien 

with ink or typewritten. The cam. 

plete fuldretf shouU be shown on a 

sheet nf paper insjdt the parcel to 

permit Identification of the Rddres 

w lii the event the outer wrapping 

is destroyed. 

This I* important: 

Parcels for Naval personnel, in, 

eluding the Marine Corps and thg 

Coast Guard, should show, in addi- 

tion to the name, rank, or rating 

of the addressee and the naval unit 

to which lie li assigned, with the 

unit's number, or the name of the 

ship and fleet post office through 

which the Christmas purci-Ls are to 

be routed. 

No intoxicants or perishables will 

be accepted- 

S. S. Benefit Roll* 

Pass Million Mark 

The distribution of the million 

"social security 1 ' benefits now in 

force illustrated the family import, 

ance of Federal old-age and jmr- 

vivurs insurance. Eugene j. Flu- 

simmons manager of the AtlBntje 

ity office of the Social security 

Board, pointed out this week. 

While many ptrsoiii think the 

program provides benents only in 

old-age, Mr, Fitiwlmmurn said, it 

is significant to note that almost 40 

per cent of the million benrflcinr- 

ies are children and young widows 

who have children under 18, There 

are iOBOOO young widows with chil- 

dren receiving $3,148,000 a month 

in benefits, and 288,000 children of 

deceased nr retired workers receiv- 

ing $3,580,000 a month. 

When wives of retired beneficiar- 

ies, who must be 88 to be eligible, 

and the as-and-above widows of in. 

sured workers who have died are 

added to the young widows and i 

children. Mr. Fitzslmmons said, the ' 

family value of the program shows j 

even more—with approximately ', 

fiOQ.ODn women and children and 

about 400.000 aged men on the bene- 

fit rolls. 

Miss Hctai E Thomas has 

been a quest of Mr, and Mrs. J, 

MeCloskey at their cottage, 36 

Morninqsidt? rd. 

RecpiH .irriviils at The Flanders 

are Mr, aiiO Mrs C B Batwllar and 

family, of Huntingdon, Pa, 

'Gas Savers' 

Prove Futile 

Good, Concludes 

yatone Club 

Inquiriei continue to reach • the 

Keystone Automobile Club about 

•dopes' and gadgets "guaranteed" 

tn give more miles per gallon of ra- 

tioned gasoline. 

In its replies the Olub points to 

tho statement of the United States 

Bureau of Standards that none of 

tho hundreds of "gas savers" ex. 

amlned icitntlfieally by the Bureau 

has been of any measurable value 

ii Increasing mileage. 

"The same goes for mechanical 

Htdgets," sayi a Olub bulletin. "The 

iiifwer here Is that If such appll* 

ances were of any value in bettering 

ar perfortnance the manufacturers 

of automobiles would have incor- 

porated them in the motor mechan- 

ism The gadget of today, it should 

be noted, is a warmed-over or 

dressed-up gadget of yesteryear, 

"It will be well for motor ear 

owners to look with suspicion on 

any contrivance trotted out now to 

:ateh the dollars of motorists anx- 

ous to stretch their mileage. It Is 

ilgniflcant that motor club mata. 

ihes never carry the advertising 

if these producu," 

WST3.I 

»«t depend, 

I 

SOCIAL SECURITY 

What It Means to You 

(Nn- 1 of a Rules of Sill 

In order to clear up many ap- 

parent mlsunderstandinBS of the 

benefits payable under the Federal 

Old-Atfe and Survivors Insurance . , 

provisions of the Social Security Act ; , ,_ 

Rurene J Fitzslmmons, manager of j u 

ered by 

fer the numtar w , 

worked on such w/ 

and his family 1 ' ^^^ 

lated from thg 

wnieh U kept 

eurity 8oard> 

WHERE TO 

More detailed . 

various types of 

manner a'ah 

will appear in 

Claims for 

at any field 

Security Board, 

office is located 

Building. Mr, j 

anyone having 

write to this off] 

The iie.iaHki,,!,,^ 

an early issue. • ^W 

Extend 

Posting Food 

The date for 

eatini 

Basic Pood 

tended to Augusral 

glnal diite of Ayguit 

nounced by Camden 

The exteniiion WM Bj^"-,. 

in an instructive fnm '• 

York Regional Office 

The date for auiii y 

the "40 Basie Food IUBS n. 

cal Boards, by the esUnt M^ 

ments alto has been —^^ 

August 30, from thi 

of August 21. 

T — 

Creel, ,nd 

FRIDAY 

Todij. AB». Mb. 

Chicken Pot 

Pie Supper 

H M 6 

7/ 

Women's & Misses 

WHITE 

Sizes 10 to 20 18H to 24>/g 

Sg.98 

Volues Up to $12.98 

RICHARDS 

819 ASBURY AVE, 

Stowe's 

Sea Foods 

3rd and Asbury Ave. 

Itellclously niffemit 

Deviled Crabs 

Deviled Clams 

Fried Fish 

Fried Soft Crab, 

Cole Skw 

Potato Salad 

Clam Chowder 

I Closed Weekday. 

{ from Ills P.M. to 2 P.M. 

Open Sunday 

11 A.M. to 7 P.M. 

noils IUI 

IIMItll 

WASHED 

& SIMONIZED 

Expert OB Ml Ibb CHI, 

Work QHinlMi ; 

Can WMbed While In Wait 

Kurtz Garage 

IUSL& Alhmle Ajre. 

ALEN YARN SHOP 

B41 Bay Avenut 

mm maTRvariONB to 

PUROKAsma of YARN 

Open Until ID p. m. 

TUB 

Rug 

Shop 

• WOOL HOOKED 

• f»TTOM HOOKED 

• CHENILLB 

• BHAO 

• ROVUfO 

Inspect our hand mide ruoi 

made by llie mquntaineers of 

North Carolina. 

No, 3 Galleon Bldg. 

Boardwalk at !! th St. 

the Atlantic Oity office of the Bo- 

cial Security Board, has Issued the 

following statement; 

-Monthly benefits are provided 

for any qualified worker upon re- 

tirement at age 6S or over. A re- 

tired worker's wife at age 68 or 

Ills children under age 18. also may 

receive monthly payments. 

WIDOW, CHILDREN BENEFIT 

"Upon the death of j qualified 

worker, whatever his age, monthly 

benefits are provided for his chil- 

dren mirier 11 and for the widow 

with sui:ii children In her care. Wi- 

dows, aged 85 or over or upon 

reaching 86. may receive monthly 

benefH.s, If (here is no widow or 

child under \3, dependent parent 1 ! 

need S"i or over may be eligible for 

monthly payments. If no membe" 

uf the family is Immediately eligible 

for monthly benoflts, a lump sum 

Pimples Disawrt 

Over Nrgkt 

¥«I, It li tru«, I her, I,, 

1S1B msdlcatgd liquid call 

that dries up pitnplei an 

Thoso who (iilliiweii t\m\ 

tlDim and applied KIMFU gu 

tirlns were nmsiliigly n«^ 

when they found tbelr plBnlaS 

dlMppcnruil. The«8 UHII «r 

tlcnlly prnlse Kleeriundtlil 

ftro no loriHur embarrisiid i 

now happy with llieircliiftt 

lonB. Dnn t tjika our werd fsrtt 

Klearci tonlRht. Only Ik Urn 

plleallnn dncs not "•ilitr, In 

roar mOBty buck, Thsrt Imtrf 

dp not hegit&tg, isid tsi i 

Bl€nd€d %7 Wm, 0, Abb.lt, 

Dnniit, lit ud A.tai 

Final Clearance Sale 

of All Summer HaU 

HaU Renovated 

JULIA FRENCH 

Cor, 4th SL * Weilry Ave, 

Phone »M1.J 

Mow en Studio 

DEVELOPING • FEINTING 

FhotDtniplu - Camen SappUM 

721 Wesley Ave. Ph. 06B1 

Superfluous 

Mair 

Wart,, Moles 

Prrtnaiiently 

Removrd by 

EIECTROI.YSia 

Frid. MeUentiii Vow 

201 Ashnry Am Phone 0413 

Wll Eiliaillktd IB White Fliini, If, K, 

SALE 

Fine Bungalow 

four bedrooms, bath and usual 

olhef llvlnf foams, nleo fur- 

niahingi, and one ear gsrafe, 

$4000.00 Cash 

for quick sale 

C, E, STILLE 


Bring Your 

Garments for 

Cleaning to 

936 Asbury J 

Ocean Gty 

y/SIT YOUn m£At>JY PARLOR THIS Wt 

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BEAUTY SALON 

Special—Refular Complete 

IROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT WAV! .IS.M 

PH. 1141 7M ABBVBT AVI, 

• »>>»«* FEATBER BOBS — MACHINEI.ESS WAVM* 

innouncinii' 

4519 WALNUT ST. 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

To our ever growing clientele we are happy to 

announce the opening of our new and commo- 

dious Salon, This new Salon ii an expression 

of bur appreciation for your patronage. It has 

' been designed and equipped so you win enjoy 

; t|»B»er. ^rnifort and better service during the 

fatufe years we hope to serve yon, We thank 

you. 

Mr, Gary and Mr. Tmnglmr 

MR. GARY'S BEAUTY SALON 

Telephona BARing 3364 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

703 Asbury Ave, Hw» IIS 

All Branches of 

Beauty Cultun 

Male 

H.ir stjiw OPEN ALL YEAR 

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POINT NEWS 

Club PIMS 

Day Sports 

be Known As 

Hyde D 

POINT — Tlie Soniera 

Olub will iponsor the 

»» prArBm, in honw of 

K5 Oouncllrnan Ray Hyda, 

duty In the South Pa. 

DW totottaU «l«i 

Fred M, Oh»Pman. honor- 

hM officially n»meti 

H, Point. 

nt club will meet Mondiiy at a 

Mi"plan for the event, which 

Em'iMlude water iporU and a re- 

S, Siebaii g»me between the 

HE- chfb and We Stretch AIL 

K ORptaln William Morrow will 

f ictive chairman, 

.JJI women's fivlc Olub will re- 

m, mietlnp mvumbet 1, 

4 Boys, Leaving for 

Navy Duty, Honored 

HOMERS POINT-Four boys who 

will leave for the Navy within the 

week were presented with pen and 

pencil gets in the mayor's ofriw, 

and were flven a send off by Mayor 

Fred W, Chapmnn 

Mrs. Albert U,mhtt4 pruented 

eneli with a kit from the Navy Mo- 

thers' Club, Chief of Police William 

Wtiitzel! and OapLatn WllUani Mur 

row were preient. 

Each toy had been active with 

the Boys Club, In which Captain 

Morrow Is interested, Edward Fen- 

i,k-. first iweildcnt of the Boys' 

Club, Chris Madden, first leeritary; 

Elwood Wltaoii. plteher for the elubf 

basebnil team, and Robert PU|ee, 

member of the taMketball team are 

the reerult^ 

The Bovi Club now boastj nine 

menibcrs In the lervlee. 

Prank Cook, Walter Si retch and 

Mrs. Norma itretch MeOonnell 

have htien swem In as Epeclal offl. 

cew by Mayor Fred Cha|jniaii. and 

will act during the Hummer season. 

BakleyTram* 

For LSM Duty 

Point Mm Home on 

Brirf FuriMgh 

ROSABELLE BEAUTY SALON 

404 Boardwalk Phone 1643 gk 

SPECIAI. BEOULAR K J^Bf 

Croquignole Permanent W«ve, $5 ffJ 

Inclodrg Shampon - Halrcat • Flnitr WaW \ ^ \ 

FEATHER BOH MAonNlLEll WAVM W7J 

H1LIN C HUDSOn 

— ZBmutu tSalon 

ftrmmuni Wmvhii Sesfp 

SVIWfWWWVVWMWflWV* 

Connie's Bcaoty Ship 

wui 

OPEN IVBRY WEEKDAY BVENINO 

Summer Dress 

Sal* 

20% Off 

ALL SUMMER 

DRESSES/ 

$J6.9S Drekses, Less 20% ...... 13.56 

$14.95 Dres.es, Less 20 % 11,96 

$12.95 Dresses, Less 20% 10,36 

$10.95 Dresses, Less 20% 8.76 

$8,95 Dresses, Less 20% 7.16 

$7,95 Dresses, Less 20% ........ 6,36 

$6.95 Dresses, Less 20% 5.56 

$5,95 Dresses, Less 20% ........ 4.76 

$4,95 Dresses, Less 20% . . . 3.96 

SUMMER COATS 

and SUITS 

$35.00 

$29.95 

$25.00 

$19.95 

$18.95 

$16.95 

$14.95 

$8.95 

Coats or Suits 

Coat* or Suits 




Coats or Suiti 



Now 28.00 

Now 23.96 

Now 20.00 

Now 15.96 

Now 15.16 

Now 13.36 

Now 11.96 

Now 7.16 

WAVB 


LOOK FOB THE NAME 



•KMU SIMM, i mm fnm i«n FMal tt* * 

i 9UUle 

We Are New Cnttlnj Dt0kil4» 


Wl ABE MOW nOKDJO _,__» 

PEACHES CANTELOUPES 

MOma POINT-DQO MWey li 

spending a flvc-day leave with nU 

wife and familji this week, Don Is 

now .Utioned at the NWi unpW. 

blout tralnio, U*9 In UWe Creek, 

Va,, uiideitolnt tbt lotaulvt train, 

ing U» Navy rtBUiris of iy m m 

picked to man the newly-built LriM 

iLanding Ship Medium), latest ad- 

dltion to the Navy's expanding am- 

phibious Invasion VMell, 

Now rated aj msdilnlsf third 

claw, Babsley hat been selected for 

duty In an LSM erew. Detail* en 

the Ha-|olnt LSM are undlaeloeed, 

but the vessel Is dedgned to ltnd 

invasion equipment directly onto 

i-nemy-held beacbeada, under cover 

of wftrshlps and flghtinf planes. 

Bataiey wai a printing Instructor 

at the AllanUc Oiir Vocatioiial 

hool fcefore he Joined the Mavy 

in April, Re completed his reerult 

training at the Naval Training Sta- 

tion. Balnbrldte, Md. HI* wife and 

family are residing wth Mn, Bal- 

sleys parents, pS' and Mrs. Ar- 

thur Chenoweth, whUe Mr. •atalay 

is In the service, 

Florida Savant 

Talks to Kiwanis 

SOMBBB POmt-Dt, RolNsrt Me. 

Oomnan, Buminer resident was 

guest speaker at the Kivank CTub 

mtetlni TUBsday eveiilni, Dr, Mc- 

Oowan, instructor of Philosophy in 

Floiidft Bouthern College, Lakeland. 

Fla, spoke on •Anirrlcan Principles 

and IdBata," 

A plea was made by Frank Hart 

for nshini tackle lor crippled sol- 

dlen and sailors who are conval- 

egdnf a I the England General Hos- 

pital. Atlantic CHy Contributors 

may leave such equipment at the 

mayor's office, city hall. 

Lulal Bocelll, "Blind Caruso" was 

guest vocalist, Leslie C Hughes, of 

Ocean City, was at tht piano. 

Ouosts Included Edward Penske, 

Rf.hert Fugee, Ohris Madden, B- 

wuijd wiUon, all of whom have been 

awaiting call for service in the Na- 

vy: Laurie •artelli, Mr. Boeelll, ffl- 

ward Nubhoemeyer, Dr, Robert Me- 

Oowan, Adam Rbeln. Irvini Moiinta 

and Charles BtUwiU. 

There will be an interelub meet- 

inii with Pleasantville next week. It 

will include a golf tournament In 

the afternoon. Dr. Weaver Pleasant- 

vllle, and Jim Monafhan, Bomera 

Point, will nuka an-angementi, 

Somers Point Bomb 

It Dropped on Japs 

«-fiMWRS POINT—Mayor Fred W. 

OhBpiniiR h-- "• elved a letter from 

Staff Bergeanl Rii-H Hogan, who 

is in the Ohina.Burma a-"'. 

He eoniratulates the maple n' 

•oiners Point on doublini their 

quota in the Wth War loan Drive, 

and was aspeelaUy pleased wlthtM 

eflorts of Bob Worthington, Bob, a 

cripple, has a small store on Shore 

rd where he sells ice cream, to- 

bseco and some BToceries, He has 

•enme through on each drive. 

Now that Hewn is in the OWna- 

BiirrnB area, he calls the US^ 

'Bhangrl-i.- " He is a crew chief 

one one of the 3-'" "iner-FDrtw*- 

es He had the greeUag • f "" Ho- 

mers Point, N.J." painted on a Bonw 

that was dropped on a Jap.Wrong- 

hold He winds up his letter with 

greetings to all hi* friends, 

PATRICIA STiiMI*N,S, 

HAS BIBTHBAY MUTT 

BOMIRS POINT - ^triela Ann 

ateelman, daughter of Pfcand Mrs. 

Wiliiam Bteelman, celebrated her 

second birthday anniversary the 

past week, by entertaining a group 

of friends at the home of her mo- 

ther 40J W, New Jersey av. 

Patricias father Is serving over- 

seas, and has never seen h« dau^- 

ter She is the granddaughtir of Mr, 

and Mrs. Archie ateelman. 

CAtJiirWDBAFT 

Eight men from the soutnem end 

of the county will be sent to Cam- 

den next Thursday for induction 

Into the armed forces, Gape Mai 

Board No. 8 announetd, 


For Ai Rich As 

50% Saying 

on y»mr fuel UD-Orfcr N»w 

CalUwnia Bedwuod 

Weatlieneal StWB Wladtn 

lnlerehanfe»ble seresBi 

Write or caU 

Charbs M. Gibb 

ltt ftmlh PeBMylTania A»e. 


Free lillwlM th, A. CS, 4-35S5 

xo TASK otrr 

READY »O BAT 

DEVILED CRABS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

FRIED FISH 

POTATO SALAD 

COLE SLAW 

CLAM CHOWDER 

Abo All Kmd. of 

Freth rub, OnhnMt 

CU etc. 

N. HICKMAN 

Aibury Av». 

0448 

Point Ctmrcfu* 

10 a.m. Sunday School. 

11 a.m. Mornfaif Service. Topic: 

"In Th|s Mountain." 

7:80 p.m. Evening Service. Topic: 

•Closed Eyes and Open Ears." 

• • • 

FIHRT BAVTIgV 

Rev, C'hirla ABlMB, patter 

10 *rn.8t«itl»y School. 

Ill a.m. Momliif Wor»hlp. 

f m BJB. Evening Worship 

• ' • • • 

oun unaww 

Mtre rt. and MeyMn av, 

•a*. fraMt W. A«l«, 8.TJW., P»Mor 

rhe lith, Sunday afttr Trtnlty— 

9:45 am. Church School 

11 aJ*l. The Btnriee. Mr. Carl W, 

Weber of Ml. AU7 Seminary will 

conduct the Service and preach 

toe writ ion: "The Vogue of Pray- 

wr." 

Iptatlt: I porlnthlans 15: 1-10. 

dospci; Luke 11: S-14, 

Tho Senior choir will sing tht 

anthtm. 

HUB., 8 pjn yetting of the Wo- 

men's Missionary Boclety In tht 

Church 

* 9 * 

ST. JOSEPH'S CHAPEL 

Point 

Sunday Masses: 7:30 and B ajn, 

OonfMiluu before mass. 

Pint Friday Mass 7:30 ajn. 

Point Brevities 

POINT—Mr. and Mrs. 

Wilfred Orlandi have received a ea- 

blttrani from their son, Wilfred, 

somewhere In France. He sent re- 

gards to all his friends. 

• • • 

Staff Sergeant and Mrs. John 

One* are receiving congratulations 

on the birth of their drst child, a 

son, in Shore Memorial Hospital, 

Thr baby, named John Frederick 

Chew, weighed nine pounds, one 

ounce. The father is stationed in 

Kentucky with the Army, Mrs, Chew 

was •eaMce Braun Mfore her mar- 

ria«e, 

• 9 * 

The annual card party given by 

the Women's Auxiliary of the Vol- 

unteer Fire Company was held last 

"niureday evening at the fire hall, 

and was a splendid success. Mn, 

John Richards, president of the 

Auxiliary was chairman, assisted by 

officers, 

• • * 

Word has been received here of 

the death of the former Wanda 

Oousart, daughter of Mrs, Marion 

Oousart. She died suddenly at her 

home in Tampa, Fla.. July 38. She 

is survived by her husband, two 

children, her mother and a brother 

James Cousart. The Cousart family 

formerly resided at GO 6th St. 

SEBOEANT JONES BERG 

FBO1I OKLAHOMA 

SQAffiK POINT — Sergeant 

Charles Jones and Mrs. Jones have 

arrived from Oklahoma to spend a 

fuilQiifh In Bomtrs Point, Mrs, 

Jones is a f"••"hfpr of Mr, and 

Mrs. Hay Wilson. Scrrînt Jones' 

mothcr^MiB. Charles Jones, ur.;', hli 

sister, Irma, are spendinB a vaca» 

tlon at the "Hitching Post 1 on 

Olbbs av, 

City-Owned Lots 

Sold at Auction 

Shore Memorial Ho4- 

pha! Buyt One 

SOMBia POINT-A public sale 

of citv-owned pwperty took place 

at city council meeting Friday eve- 

nlng, with City Solicitor Enoch 

Hiibee coiiduoUng tH« sale. 

Tract No. i, rear of property on 

Bay fiv , from Harbor Lane to Sun- 

rise w., was sold to Jjewis Slrgnny 

fcr WU0, plus taxes, • 

Tracl No, a went to John and 

nances Warren for WO, plus taxes. 

This is lot is in sub-dlvlsioii No, 2 

on Map of Samuel H, Pine, 

Tract No, J, Lots 070, 611 and 672 

and mi, Section No. IB, on Plan of 

Anna Harned, First Ward, Ocean av, 

went to Bornt and Hizabeth John, 

ton for I7S0, plus taxes. 

Tract No, 4.was bought by Shore 

Memorial Hospital for $700. plus 

taxes. This tract ll across from the 

| hospital. 

WAVE OFFICER ON 

FURLOUGH HERE 

SOMERfl POINT—Mrs, Ruth Eli- 

ason Cape, petty Officer (SO Waves, 

recently spent a furlough with her 

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Ella- 

son, before leaving for California, 

where she expects to be stationed, 

•he received her preliminary train- 

Inj in Georgia. Ruth's brother. 

Lieutenant Edmund Blason, Is with 

the Army Air Forces, stationed in 

aeorgls. 

PLAN CARD PARTY 

SOMBRa POIMT—At a meeting 

of the Republican League Wednes- 

day evening, plans were made for 

the annual card party Wednesday 

evenlni. August a, at the fire hall, 

Mrs, Emma McCue, president, will 

be chairman, with a committee as- 

sisting. 

Motorist Held in 

Crash Dismissed 

•A ehartf of vlolatlnt th« 

street law, against Jmm M, Pl_ 

128 Atlantic av., wai dismlswd ... 

Poliee Judge Howaid Warrtn en 

Monday. 

Thi complainant, Anthony Oap- 

peUo, of Camden, declared that Pa- 

trick's ear failed to itOp and iteU* 

hta ear In the intelseetton of Srdst 

and Wfeiley av. OappeUo Mid h* 

blew his horn when h* iaw Wa 

'other car, 6uf did not apply hli 

brakes. Patrtek esntendtd he Bad 

stopped and itarted aiiin wJam 

Cappello loomed In (rent oi him 


IBY A CLAiSIFIED AD 

Corp. Robert Powell 

Now Overseas 

Corporal Robert Powell, son of 

Mr. ind Mrs, Alfred W Powell. IMS 

Afbury av,. Is now overseas and has 

participated in a course designed 

to bridie the gap between training 

in the United States and soldiering 

in an active theatre of war. 

He is at an Air Servtce Command 

Station known as a Control Depot. 

His next station will be for active 

duty at an Air rows base. 

CITY CAB 

M-HOVB 8EEVICE 

AU 

Phone* 0105 

HARVEY W. ADAMS 

Accountant-Auditor 

su ltt it. 

Ocean City, N, M. 

•jar 

Dana 

Pastry 

Shop 

STORE HOURS 

Closed Tuesday* nd 

Thursday* after 1 P. M. 

Closed Saturdays from 


Closed any day altef daily 

baking has teen s.W. 

8th St. and Moore Ave, 

Sterling SUvar 

ANKLETS 1 

Hand Engraving 

JETER - the - JEWELER 

Plus 

m% 

Federal 

Ta» 

1142 Boardwalk 832 Asbury Ave. 

SEALTIIT 

LEMON-PINEAPPLE CREAM SHERBET 

The fceihnoii of lemon —the taiig of freih iiiiioup|>Io , , i 

what could ipegk niore satiifyingly lo eye and tailc in A 

Especially when you find it combined into the creamy 

goodnew of Sealtoit creaui sherbet — the ijiediil, rich Supplee 

quality thiit hat increBied the Friends-of-Sherbet 

to legion in the last two mmineri. Enjoy it at mcnls — ind between 

meals—^11 thje month, iAt itorei _* , 

with the red Sealteil syinbol, . S U P P LE £ 

Mil? Wlm «»• War-Mm th. WAVES 

QJmtmst 

•K 

* * * 

I THIIMiUIUUS *MCT 

POTATO! 

!«| 

Sent Bread With Evtry Ifmff 

MARVEL INRICHID 

HSUIAI 

IMI 

• > • • • Wr»H WUH 

LoofCok* 

Rolls 

WHIT* HOUIK 

PIK0« * 

ORANSI PEKOE 

MECTMTM 

junr nu mnnmi 

GHAPEJAM 

Ann Poae BEANS 

3^ 

en 

tt ir * 

DUTCH C 

POWDEB 

A-PENH WSECTICIDE 

MM PAS! ^ »f - ^ 

In Tiftitte SJiuc* ll-« 

with Mrt Uf MI'ta) «a« 

ron 

JAfl CAPS *•» 

NCP PECTIN 

SOGAB 0R.mT« S i 31* 

PFEMIUM CBACIEIS 

APTE ORANGE JOKE 

CAMPBEU'S 

lOO 

TBEET ra|M < 

KEYMAfl PEAS 

COT BITE WAX PAPEB 

CL 

OATMIAU 

OH. OBV CtHEAL 

CBflVTRMSTEB 

DEXO VEOITAILE •HORTENiNa 

BIGE PDFFS SWNNVFIILB 

BESTPOBEUflD 

PARRAYtt MiNTB A (-B) 

•Kl 

WMmm LAR&I SIZIIROWN AND WHITI 

•HABB 

"A" 

For 

Frying 

CHICKENS 

S 

SMOKED BEEF TONGUES 

RIB VEAL CHOPS 

ROLLED VEAL SHOULDEH 

BAKED LOAF or Pickle &. PtflMnto 

lb 99c 

1b 34c 

crrtr 

, but Bay 

Normal 

Brat Brings in 

; Big Vnwty 

Cfttehe* 

party beat fishing hi' 

mark for the semn 

_, „«* tBd, but catches lit 

were below normal. 

j bus, porgl««, erortin, rloun- 

„ mackerel and weaUah nil re- 

I the efforts of the deeo 

I in «ueh numbers that It «y 

„__ eeuM do to etirry them 

I In many case*. 

• of 16 anglers aboard the 

, with Captain Larry Button 

" r. toought In STO pargles 

or •» avenue of so fish 

•Hli umt day a party of three 

ttt Captain Allen caught 302 of 

MM iyeitt, 

PABTV GETS INI 

M ten catch of the season on 

Peerless was made Sunday by 

largMt party of 36 flshermen. 

f IWorted JOBS bass, porfiei 

WMken. Also on that day the 

Allen, captain BUI Dixon, 

_ back 3M flih, hooked by 

eight men aboard, 

h •kipiHsn, MlUiur from Al 

wlurf at 4th iL, said (he 

•f Ml ratoMe are at (heir 

Mfe far numbers and liw, 

Capttln J, L, Lopers party boat 

•pit (Sarlton also docked with ex- 

catches Saturday and Bun. 

The Oarlton ialb from Chris' 

at flth it, 

ANOLEKS GET Vff 

party of M fishermen on 

landed I7J bass, porgies, 

croakers, mackerel and 

tlie best fish was a J'l 

1 porgie hauled In by Howard 

of Marlton. N, J. 

I Carlton catch Saturday to. 

SIJ flih of all species, the 

It Individual catch being ere- 

to Norman Mesiinger, whe 

a four-pound baas. 

'Another party with Captain Lo- 

Mf Thursday brought In 48 fish, 

I largest • J% pound ban by !»n 

of gotten Point. 

a riSHINO DECLINES 

' a few ioed catches were re- 

from the bay, where the 

and outboard fraternity 

I sport was at tlie lowest ebb in 

Varsity Football Schedule 

Is Hoped For This Fall 

Several OuUide Opponents May be 

Lined Upi W'woed, Cape May Certain 

Every effort will be made to provide Ocean City High 

School students and other fans with a varsity football cam- 

paign this Fall, it was disclosed this week. 

After" having been confined to strictly intordnss com- 

petition last year because of travel conditions and lock of 

opponents, the local school officials art more optimistic this 

season of being able to arrange a schedule of at least five 

gomes on an intem-holustie basis. 

CONFIDENT OF HOME liAMI S 

Coach WUaur A. Clark said he 

already has had talks with repre- 

sentatives of several oilier school? 

on the subject, and is fairly n. 

fd /g 

He admltlFd. hawtyer./ thai 

d 

t j , y 

fldent of at Itast a few/gnmrs. 

t 

m Lemonts wharf at 3rd st,, 

Schaeffer and Bill Stout had 

tad of 26 weakflsh, kings and 

on Sunday, and Dr. M AJ- 

t and Dr, Harold Keeler 

fh» mate, four klriii and ' n and H buoys 

this plan may be upm-t after the 

term opens if he rinds there 

are noe enough boys remaining 

In school to form a varsity 

squad. Already a number nf 

larger boys who were srhrduleri 

to return to school have enter- 

Mi the armed forces, instead, 

and the coach won't knniv until 

ihe tern opens September II 

just how many elhrililr ilthleles 

are available. 

Dr, Wilson V, Christian, cliiir- . Untl 

man of the Board of Education's *' 

athletic committee, is heartily In 

favor of some varsity competitinn 

this year as a stimulant to school 

spirit and ft matter of Interest fnr 

the community. H>:> is Wnvirm 

ihe details to Conch elnrk to work 

out with other conches mid the 

boys themselves, 

FOUR POTENTIAL OPPONEN-TR 

Mr, Clark said this week that 

Wildwood, Cape May, PleaMiit- 

vlUe and Ems Harbor are all po- 

tctitlal opponent, although no fie- 

on the Ocean City flihi this 

year, and that Ocean i jtv will 

pluy (ape May on thr urliliran 

in that lily. Cape SI i will 

piny at Wndivnofl, so th.it each 

school will have one g^me at 

home in the county rirc-uit. 

Wiklwotid did not have n VM- 

Commuters' 

Club Gossip 

Tonight U the nliht—August ]( 

—llotnte's, ihe club headquarters 

at 8:,10—cards—eats and refresh 

ments^.for members, one buck . 

for fruegt>, two bucks. 

Charles Grete will be at the tops 

ns usual THe party wouldn't be 

complete without Charlie. 

* * • 

Ham and tigs Lovey has already 

Invited Arrisnn, Duke' and ous for 

thnt !ute feed they missed last 

month. 

* « • 

Duke Hendler, the gentleman 

frum 33th St., gels very little notice 

in this column, Duke is n swell guy 

mul deserves better treatment How- 

ever, that is one of the many pen- 

nltios lor jjeiiKj related to the edi. 

Fnrrrst YPnger has lost 

«ya hi mines the 

h h 

old day! 

f 

sity team Inst Fall nor did Mitt.' f"' hnr - J ] tlme he snid they had 

tile Tnwnsiilp The eouniv sejt ; lmn nshl " B nnd wnen rend y «" 

wliooi srili is uut of the' runiiliu! I ""'"',."', ,'""If" lnr rape nnd t 

because it has no ronth Pliant- I f , lll >» k l"« hp « tied up to the 

vine ata dropped varsity fnnthnll ! '"'f J 1 °" Imve our sympathy. For, 

last venr. but" is reported rendv" tn "'"' S " c > wn| " P nrf J" st hnrn 'hut 

rnsuine competition for 1044, 

Coarh Clnrk expects to 

;l foi fombail uinriidates about 

Wr want you to meet nur tmin 

crew They ore Leun Sharp. Joe 

'hi- second wrt-k of ih,. ni-w term. ' ahnpshire. Herb Brant. Elmer 

'lien no 

mndc 

when he was commodore of a 

neighboring fleet, Joe says on re- 

gatta dayi he and eharlcy Ourreti 

and fame, of othe other boys would 

get together in the locker room and 

swap stories and let the young 

bloods run the races. 

Why don't you join Jud Henk's 

Ya 

c • s 

Tnnieht will be Ihe last psMy 

of the Nuinmer season. Be sure. 

in attend, A gond time U prom. 

Urg. IIOKate's, at 8:30, 

The A class poker league has 

elected Fred Roth chief kibitzer 

Fred doein't know much about pok- 

er: ncillii'r tin the A class players. 

Mr Mainev, fondly referred to by 

the majority of the commuters as 

Dad. rides several times weekly - 

sltiiiiir in his usunl seat at the poker 

table, winning as usual 

flwini) and sway with Fddie Fay 

and bciv. oh boy, how Bdrtie sways 

ihcm in Hie B icaBtic! Tlint is the 

hard way of paying your expenses, 

Ed—the D league is pretty tiBht, 

• • •" 

The recent car strike in Phila. 

delphla didn't worry C.eoree Hln. 

derer Upon interviewing him he 

ll I d ' k d 

aid it 

g 

all In a day's work and 

k 

If you iiiiw tlie parly at Hn- 

sate's Innielil, Friday. Aupu^t ig. 

yriu will IIIIM the main pvent of 

the se,iHeri, 

Arr>' Arrison has started his own 

poker came. It has been sale! he 

fiiumi the A class too toURh for hln), 

but it Is my belief he is ton tmigii 

Joe Hailey. thai yotinc sprout. 

he only lives for the week ends, so 

he can go fishlnR 

* * * 

Al Swrnson, a member of the 

Philaiieiphla public school board. Is 

a swell fellow. Honest he Is, kids, 

even If lie does have a lot to say 

when sehool sehool opens in Sep. 

tcnibrr We'll do our best to soften 

iiim up for you, 

* 9 a 

Duke Hendler spent so much 

time fixing up his cottage this Sum- 

mer he hasn't found much time for j 

niijtliinc else besides taking the 

boys over in the A class. Quiet bm 

firm. 

A recent Thursday evening found 

an alr-tondltluncd ear for the com- 

muteri and Newt took the credit for 

it but upon interviewing Mr, Sharp 

we found out it was Just a iiili- 

take, we vsilah these mljtakes would 

happen more often, 

Dickie, Dickie doubt with hit shirt 

tall out. Who put it in Little Butch 

the Jerk? Hcnk and aerken, put 

on this net every evening Oh, whnt 

fun! 

9 * • 

Silent Duke Hrtidler—the assist- 

ant manager of the aisle players of 

the A class—permits the other play- 

ers to make nil the noise while he 

takes in the chips 

Miss Cooper In 

U. S, Tournament 

The Ocean City Tennis Omb will 

be represented next week at the 

Philadelphia Cricket Club when 

Jean Cooper will enmprte in the 

U, 8. Juiijur Dirls' tennis chainpion- 

ship tournament, which opens Mon- 

day. 

Miss cooper, protect- of W.illaee 

Johnson, pro at the loenl tiub, has 

entered the singles and the Junior 

doubles. The event inter-hips thr 

Women's Middle states rhampinii. 

ship tourney to open nn the siinie 

courts next Thursday 

IU 194 

IK CHANCIHY UK NEW JKHSEV 

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Major Comin 

Majorf Alfred j TT 

Royal Canadian Medical 

tnrlo c y 

Church to Have 

Hotel Night 

Hotel Night will be observed Bun- 

day evening at the Tabernacle Bap- 

list church when a special sersnon 

will be preached by Rev, W, H, 

Wilson, pastor. His text will be "Th? 

Cill to Bupremc Activity," from 

Isiiinh 53: 1. 

lie piiiprjm, scheduled for H:4S 

p.m., will b? presented for anu by 

rcsoit hotel people. Those who tytsi 

If) pFTtlcipate may notify Mary Jfi'. 

fries, 743 West av. 

On the avcraRe. the moon rises 

SO minutes later each day. 

KEEP FAITH 

tnrio, can,, ta expected 

in Ocean City next 

Trimx for a visit 

Or and Mrs c 

Ifith st 

Major Truax 

Lnlidfiii from i 

March, IMS, 

period of the 

USE I UK ( 

FOB Qf, 

Woodbine Votes 

fo Close School 

**•*•**••**** 

I \ 

\by buying'-, 

.WAR BONDS 

TERMINAL 

24-Hour Seivicai 

PI-0114 

CAB 

MYSTIC Emergency 

WORRY BIRD 

Vlllirly of (oinf!, 

ht'*s ii flown MpfTe Uiiffii 

75' 

rat..-.. _. 

liii at tiiiirt hyi i>i?"s nlft;ii*y Kni HIH wrinkles, !h= liii's h=ick'wjrdi h?ci*-—* 

ITTY BITTY WORRYBIRD 50c ^ 

Ii ipi| I>|UN| 

V..U i in lurli all join worrln ii'i Ir Iiim . . . it ptolmlily V1.n H, 

^•i.j.l. liii' Ti - -" ^ jf!"ne In iio up ill Tlehi iinyhftw. J-jsi |,k,. hi^ oi,i w " B? 

Tin: imi'sE or VAI.I'ES 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

A Bin b,Mtlni! ihi- narni- "MUT1I 1 - Is your eunriinlpf of Hi,. Bltlmnu iIM, 

I .lite anil sound Jy,1Bmcni of lalucs "" 

(ill-T MART OF OCEAN IITV 

826-828 Boardwalk (Opposite Musit Pier) 

Reject SpciJ 

ApproprUtion 

, Woodbine, despite n(ji- 

r a iwrlod of several 

•nrfl thumns down 'rues, 

in the proposition of re- 

high sehool next month, 

election arraJiHed liy 

of Education, the vote 

, _„ tu OH against » praposfl 

iSwy npproprtatlon of «1I,69S 

At • « 

to nnaiice Liie IIIRII school operation 

The school board had advised vot- 

ers that apiiiuvni of the appropri- 

ation would have boosted the lax 

rate from K,M W M7B per $100 of 

valuation, 

Woodbliies 30 youths of higli 

school aBt' will be transported to 

Millville to pursue their studies. 

I HOME FROM ENGLAND 

i Sriinimi (lei Thomas P. OBello 

arrived In Ocean oily Monday night 

to spend n week's shore leave with 

Ills wife. Hebeeea, 3420 West av. 

Ben mil n Ojelio has Just returned 

frjrn duty overseas, httvlni; spent 

five months in England, 

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SEASIDE 

THEATRE - SOMERS POINT 

List Your Properties 

With this office for QUICK ACTION! 

Information cheerfully given, 

Pontiere Realty Co, 

408 Eighth St. Phone 1811 

ALC;, n 

"Three Men In White" 

nllli Lionel nurrymnre • Van .Inhnson 

FBI. * SAT., AIIO, IJiO^ 

'Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble' 

iflll! I.euiH Niiine, Mickey Rniinry, lay lliihlcii, Sara 

IIJIII n. llonlti. Granville and Itrrbcrt M.nsliall 

SIN & MON., ALIO. 2011 

"Show Business" 

with Kcliile (aiilor, cicarge Murphy, jnun Unvis, 

Nanry Kelly, foiistanee Motirr, plus (IIIZDIIN and 

dnirns iif iii 

.. Al'G. 23 

"Chinese Den" 

with r.iul I.uU.is. Jane liuxler, Kolun Uoutlaa and 

K.iv Walsh 

ITiSTHE 

SEA FOOD RESTAURANT 

DAY • 

Shanks Capture 

Doubles Honors 

Tlie first of five championship 

mruehes sponsored by the Ocenn 

City Shufflehonrd Ohlb was ployed 

ofT by 17 entrnnts In mixed doublf s 

nt an nll-dny nflnir, Tuesdiiy, on 

thf Recrerition Center courts. 

Mr, nnd Mrs, L Shank took hich- 

?st lioii&rs for the. dny, defc.itir.B 

J. Powers and Mrs. L. O, Hlpkin.', 

Setoi.d phiEc went to Mr Wilkini 

înd Mrs Gfinrierhani. whn clninn d 

the mutch from L O Hipkins nntl 

Mr«. H. V, Hartninn. 

The women's biiieket in the pro. 

ef.tivc tmiriieys Thursday nnd 

Snturdny last week WHS won hiV.h 

times by Mrs. Frank Dulirei-. Top 

lenrers In the men's divisiaii were 

Prank Hallman, Tliiirsrtny, and O 

M. Httllierfoid, SfltuiTiay. 

Becfind and third pliiee.«. In tha* 

firder, went to Mrs, Ctertrudc Shank 

and Mr". Mnrs' Wllklns In the wo- 

men's name: Rny Lyons nnd M, 

Ouncleelter in the men's bracket, 

Snturdiiy's winners were; women. 

Mrs. Mae Splllman and Mis. h. 

Ryan: men, L 0. Hlpkins nnd A 

W Pnrrlsh. 

Moving pictures taken by Mr. 

nnd Mrs. Hnn.ld V. Hartman on a 

trip throuRh Mexlcfi were shown to 

approximately an club members in 

the Scout hut recently. 

American Phone 

TAXI 0200 

Stand 8th & West 

Opposite AAP Store 

Portrait and Cdrnnierclai 

Photographers 

Developing Si Prinllnf SerTle* 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

«3g Asburjr Aye, Ph, 1118 

RADIO SERVICE 

N.R.I, Gndnale 

CLYDE CARSON 

ills Bay Ave, ph. 029f 

j Plastering. Brick Pointing 

Startling Offer 

ONLY $1.00 

Tin: NEW 

FIRE CHIEF 

Extinguisher 

Bomh the Flrei with Ihls dry com. 

pound (Tube Fofini, Harmless te pvr. 

son or ptoptfiy. SUHE DEATH 'TO 

FIRES Wumin or lOy.ir.oht ihilft 

tan u«p it Eaual to 100 butketi ot 

W3ti,r on Inu-Flof fires—eontiBi'; ell. 

âseifnt' flmi highly intlamnia&iL- EOH 

ftiOfiti OR ;iyinl in a few si'Coniti— ii 

Iist« n lifBiime. B. prepirfd—ordiri 

ImmpillltBiy. 

SOLE DISTRIBUTOR 

READ 

& PAINT 

CO., INC. 


Phone 0001 Ocean City 

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Ifsme Made 

Spaghetti Sauce 

With ItBllii IIOUEC, Hot or iveti 

if Fuii Lille Italfii Grocfrlfl" 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph, 1358 1029 SIMPSON AV 

LUBRICATION 

EXPERT - ANY CAR 

EDW. G, KURTZ 

FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN 

1st & Atlantic 

Phones 0600 A 1192 

For Sale 

CORNER PROPERTY 

Near/- J beit bathing beach. In good condition. 

Well constructed, roof practically new. Con. 

tiins six bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, open fire 

place. Nicely furnished. Electric refrigerator. 

2-car garage. Reasonably priced for quick 

sale. Will finance. 

Brice and Campbell 

801 Atlantic Avenue 

YES, WE HAVE 

CHUM POTS and 


KEYS MADE 

ALL TYPES 

HAND SAWS 

Lawn Mower,, ScUsora, Toob 

SHARPENED 



Bait For Sale 

nutwood nnmhefi and lellen 

made. 

LEMONT'S 

30g BAY AVI. Ph. Hit 

DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

ON THE HAY AT 10TH ST. 

RIGHT DOT OF THB NITS! 

Flounders 

Kingfuh 

Sea But 

Butter Fuh 

Porgie. 

Croaker. 

NEW 

TIRES!! 

GOODYEAR 

FIRESTONE 

LEE TIRES 

In Stock 

Practically ,\n glim 

Brim Vnur Ration fjeryrirntt! 

Tubrs arr Imrall.ini'J—no err. 

ilflrair. iiii-ilrd. 

EDW. G. KURTZ 


Lincoln 

lit and Atlantic 

BODY J 

The salt aii hastens RUST! 

Don't let your bent or rusty 

fendei's deteriorate into use- 

leisness. The eventual cost 

will ba less if body pr fen- 

der injuries are repaired and 

painted immediately. Re- 

number many typei of fen- 

ders cannot be replaced at 

any price for the duration 

and sometime after. 

Complete Car Painting 

m 

All Type Wreck Work 

General Auto Repairing 

Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 

BISHOP M s°s 

1159 Asbury Ave, Cor. 12th St 


WKil & TlllltS,, AllU, 23-M 

"Uninvited" 

with Bay Milland, Rulh Hutisry, Donald Crisp 

No Mitlncfs . Nights Only from 1 lo II P, M. Coiit, 

Adults 42c- thiWren lgv — Tax Included 

CLEANING 

and. 

PRESSING 

ôbnetone'6 

Breakfast • Luncheon • Dinner 

Closed Mondaya, Open All Other Days 


Next Friday Night 

August 25th 

In c aae or Rain Show «HI h# lifld Aug. Mih 

LIFEGUARDS' 

ANNUAL 

WATER SHOW 

Fun . . , Thrills 

Entire Proceeds Contributed to 

American 

RED CROSS 

Starti Early ,, 7:30 P, M, 

CAc 

iOU 

Admission 

Pins 10f Tii 

Children Under 12 Years 25c 

Pius It T«» 

FLANDERS POOLS 

•Mrdwslk at 11th St, 

TICKETS FOR SALE AT 

Red cross Headquarters, 412 8ih Street 

Information B00U1—Musir Pier 

•««cli p»lrqi HcftdiMirien—loth Street and Boariiwalk 

Booth on HMMwmlk or any Red Cross Woriur 

744 AAUIT Ph. 103S 

0394 

WMMOBJI 9 AJH. to 10 

No BalM Sunday 

34th Street. JuttOvtrdw Bridge 

BAR OPEN SUNDAY AT 

— " ^ 

line Feathers Lansdowne 

Fifth. Âll Fifth. *4il 

ALSO GINS - CORDIALS 

MAENNER'S 

On Ihe Circle — Somer» Point 

T hm Bmsi Draft Bmmr in Somers Point 

Phone Somere Point 963 

*.: mcemded tn 

Pre ion Sturst". Miracle nf Mcir 

| HI " CniK are likeh tr be rr 

peatrd fir HHII the Conquellng 

I Hrin 

I The striking resemblance of th 

t»o Pmamount prnduitlons Is ap 

pi^rt Ttit -lmlliritj otLUrs in the 

chinetLr In Mirarlr tht L\PI\ 

das ordinary t ittzt n c rpmed tn prac 

licillv 'h lift hind" with the audl 

(ncc o human did in appear on 

the creen The same %um for Hll 1 

tht Cunqweiink Hern 

STRAND 

Today and Saturday 

, 'Dragon Seed," which openecl- 

, ycslnrdny ,il I hi; Strand Theatre is 

! n Mnrv of china nnd of the valiant 

VICTOR MATURE 

Victor Mature and the Coait 

Oliairl musical revenue "Tars and 

Sjjan", a second variety show on 

another stage, and Horace Heldt 

apd his* band for dancing combine j •* ,*••••* tiiii. 

to make a program starting Sat- 1 Chinese people It Is a story of their 

urday at Atlantic City Steel Pier ^strugRlca against the mnraudina 

(It of the most versatile and en• Jfipanese Invaders oi a'nracefu! 

joyahle of the Summer ieason, I people who have shewn that they 

The eooling atmosphere of the know how tn fwht for the country 

Bteil Pier also oilers escapes from hntl their lives .igninst the most trp. 

the hot weather of the metropnli. meiidaus odds In hlstoryL' 

Spray from South 

End Rock Pile 

IS) I'AIIKL B tHAIM 

Sunday was Patton Dafe at the 

Sunday Bchirol of the Union Gharjel 

by the 8ca In honor of Oeorse W 

Palton who has been luprintendeiit 

of the ichnnl more than 30 y«ri 

The rhureh was decorated as utual 

on Children s Ua\ with mallow" 

from tht Houth End swamps 

The program was in charei- nf 

MIM Andrest and Misa Ljnd» D'Ar- 

nitnd Thr hlstor\ of the ehnpel 

irom the date of Its construction b^ 

the Tabernacle Association written 

bv Miss DArmand was the bails 

of the program The hlston was In- 

terspersed with recitations and 

songs bv members nf the schnol 

The program closed with presen- 

tation of two baskets of orchid gla- 

dioli h% Mrs Rciljert Barkui to 

Oeorgp W Patton and your reuurt- 

i e? The Summer i»stor Rev Linn 

Bowman pjstur of the Boring Oar- 

den MEthndist Church Philadel- 

phia has been loaned to the Cha- 

pel for the Bummer for the last 2S 

years His outstanding service will 

, be reôEnUed Ht B banquet at The 

Lincoln at 7 JO }, m tnmnrrow tHat- 

| urday) 

Mr and Mrs T F Parker Yen- 

dnn Pa and their three sons are 

OCCUPJing an apartment st Shin 

A'Hov SBU6 'JBIO Central av until 

August 21 

Mr and Mrs Alfred Sill, of West 

Chester, and son. The Jacksons. of 

Holmes st. Pittsburgh, and Mrs, M. 

Hamer of Nashville, Tenn., are reg- 

istered at Ship A-Hoy, 

Steal Watermelons; 

Gun Taken, Too 

Watermelon thieves at May- 

vllle, near Court House, weren't 

so dumb this week. 

They stole watermelons from 

the garden of Edgar Ryder, and 

also departed with a shotgun 

from the nearby property of his 

brother, Herbert Ryder, 

State Police Investigators flj- 

ured it was forethought in the 

Interest of self preservation 

Mr-"and Mrs~E7 W- Bauer, of 

Bcthesfia. Md.- are spending some 

time at Tnr Lincoln, 

OenrsTX Riddler, Jr., of Arling. 

ton, Va~,, is sojournlim at The Flan- 

tiers. 

MisT Margaret Hart and MLss L, 

Wnlfrnm, of Philadelphia, are va- 

at The Biscajne, 

Always as Cool as tlie Ocean! 

REAlTTHi "CLABSIFIED 

LES SAUNDERS 

•nd his 

ORCHESTRA 

TERRY O'DAY 

V«altft 

FLDOR SHOW 

i 

INCLUDES 

TAX 

Tkk»U on S*W at 

10th A 

tpn ireas, a circus and water car. 

I nival In Ocean Stadium, two pho- 

toplayf, a children's show, an ani- 

mal sou, a submarine dlvlnf bell, 

fun houses and numerous other at- 

triietiolis, 

Chief Boatswain's Mate Mature, 

who in civilian life was known to 

women everywhere as "that beau- 

tiful hunk of man", brlngi to At- 

lantic City a revenue with an all- 

itar cest of service men «nd women 

Hint ha* toured the country to stlm- 

| ulate interest in the Coast Guard 

Woinen's Reserve Two SPAR re- 

cruiting officers will be in booths, 

A feature of "Tars and Spars'' is 

a chorus with !4 pretty BPARfl in 

line Accompanying the show Is the 

famous Coast Guard Invaders nr- 

cheslra from the D.S.B, Samuel 

Chase, composed of musicians who 

have seen action in the Mediterran- 

ean war theatre, from which Ma. 

ture returned recently after 14 

months of convoy duty, 

(Sharing the limelight in me otn. 

er show are Phil Brito, singing star 

of "Idtlbrew Keeps Ahead", a ra- 

dio feature, and muslcralt record- 

lnr artist; The ronUlneg, two tal- 

ented men and a girl who Intro, 

duce » new trend In acrobatics; 

Andy Arcarl. wizard of the accord. 

ioll' The Five HeilOis, five girls 111 

a sensational aerial and trapeze 

act' Bobby Carney and Roberta, In 

"HI Ya, Toots", a comedy act, nnd 

Dick Dana, Eddie Kaolin and Allent 

Dale, in a humeraus skit, 

Horace Heldt and his Musical 

Knights who move into the Mnrine 

IWllrr.om on Saturday, are one of 

the nation's top.f]l§ht miulcal en- 

sembles. 

Opening Saturday on the Ocean 

, Hall screen is that trail-blaier 

among 1M4 war fllms "Wing and a 

Prayer", featuring Don Arneehe, 

Dana Andrews. Wiill»m Kythe, 

bharies Bickford and other stars. 

Mr. and Mrs, O, H, •eckworth 

of Lansdowne, are vacationing at 

The Biscayne, 

Miss Mary Remcnter and Jamea 

Sharp, of Media, are among current 

guests at The ParkJlde, 

James L, Isplsn, of Pittsburgh, 

arrived recently to spend some time 

at Tlie Lincoln, 

Mr ana Mrs, WUllam H, Foulk. 

of Wllniln|ton, Del,, are guwts for 

a wtolt at The Flanders. 

Mr '»nd 

MerciioiiLvlllf' 

1B0 Biiicas'iie. are vacationing 

Mr, mid MrTwUUun H, Boerckel, 

of fhlladelliriia, are guests at the 

Parksluf 

''Am«fU»nîndustiy wiu provide 

In, pMtwM 1 yeani. unproved trans- 

portation, pore econamleal power, 

lrtWe and tapwid 

pon, pe e 

mort eomlortBWe and tapwd 

home*,'better saalrtUon »nd other 

ho^thlul Movtolons." — ff. 0.VM- 

film chockful of fun. 

color, music, beautiful Kirls and 

everything else that ndds up to the 

most delectable kind of movie fare. 

VILLAGE 

Tnriav and Saturday 

It's all nriiunt! town already' 

Bhii> Crosby, proancr supreme, is 

Father "Chuck 1 ' O'Mallcy, an un. 

AfTeeied and kindly youiiR priest n 

Pa amoiinl'f, "OoiliB My Way, 1 

which opened last night at Ihe Vil- 

lage Theatre! 

Starling Monday 

Sin \'mi Went Away" David 

O. aelznlek's first film since his 

Academy Awnrd-wiiininB "Done 

With the Wind," and "Rebeccn,' ar- 

rives at the Village Theatre on 

Monday throueh United Artists rr- 

lease With seven stnrs. clnudette 

Colberf. Joseph Gotten, Jennifer 

Joiws Shirley Temple. Monty Wool- 

ley Lionel Bafryrnore and Robert 

Walker leadina the cast of htin. 

dreds, the big new film has been 

described a* a • panorama of thr 

home front,' 1 

SURF 

Today and Kainrilay 

Charles Boyer. Ingrld Bergman 

and Joseph Ofittcn aivc the best 

nerformances af their careers in 

"Gaslight." aided and abetted by 

such outstanding character actors 

as Dame May Whitty. Barbara 

Everest. Heather Thatcher, Tom 

Btevensnn and Halliwcll Hnbhcs, 

Mon., Tues, and Weil, 

Looking like nothing less than 

circus—with trueks, animal trail- 

ers baegage cari and other pnrn- 

phern.illa - the 20th Century-PM 

location company filming "Home In 

Indiana" roved over three states to 

brlni the dramatic story of trotting 

horses to the screen. 

Thurs., Fri. and Sat, 

•The White Cliffs of Dover" arc 

to an Englishman what the Otatun 

of Liberty is to an American, That 

is the theme of Metro-Ooldwyn- 

Mayer's film of that name, coming 

Thursday to the Surf Theatre, star, 

ring Irene Dunne with Alan Mar- 

shal Prank Morgan, Roddy McDfl. 

wall Dame May Whitty, O. Aubrey 

Stalin and QHdys Ooaper. 

CURED 

At a certain institution for the 

mentally muddled, they were test- 

ing inmates awhile back, and put 

the query: 

"Which would you rather have- 

110 or $10,000?" 

"••Ill take the ilO," replied a 

•guest" promptly, "I couldn't pay 

the tax on ilO.OOO," 

They, lit him out; he was cured. 

More "than 88,000' "«UtH»te» have 

been tought ttt thwe E'«,by tti 

THE CREST THEATRE 

Wiidwood Cresi, New Jersey 

T, C, Upham preseiili 

"Springtime for Henry 

Tun,, ABf. 22 thru Sat,, Aug. W 

THE CAPE THEATRE 

{'ape Ml*, New Jprwy 

"What A Ufa" 

Mon., Aut, « thru Bat,, Aug. 26 

Now Bliirf 

f i i 

IHru Aul. IS 

for Henry" 

DANCE 

AT THE 

GOLDEN 

GALLEON 


FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

Starting at 9 p.m. 1 

Music By 

DON ROMEO 

And His Orchestra 

FEATURING 

GINI HENRY 

VOCALIST 

HAROLD MARTIN'S 

TENOR SAX SOLOS 

STEEL PIER 

2 Separate Stage Shows u^s0\ 

U. S. MAST GUARD PRESlNT 

'TARS m SPARS' 

FEATURING IN PtRSON C. I. M. 

VICTOR MATURE 

ON OUR STACI IN THE MUSIC HALL 

WITH 15 BROADWAY HlADLINEKS 

A FIRST SHOWING ON OUR SCREEN 

DANCING 

HEIDT 

Thil Sat. • Sun, Aug. 19 • 20 

ALIX BARTHA Alternating 

DOMING 

•VNDAY 

. J 

SAMMY KAYE 

SENSATIONAL CIRCUS 

AND WATEB iFORTS , , , A Conires"'sf UaridfTtli Out 

the Ocean — Fcatnrlnr "ilHARKET," WoBfltr 8«*1 

6 Fun Hayiw — March of Time la Wan — 6» Wiy 

Submarine Diving Bell — Wild Animal Zoo 

Daddy Dave's Show For Children 

IT'S A VACATION IN ITSELF 


JACK'S GROVE 

ON THE MAYS LANDING ROAD 

ONE MILE FROM SOMERS POINT CIRCLE 

Spend the Evening in the 

Beautiful South Jersey Caf» 

with 

• * ALGA HEADLEY • • 

The Organist willi a Thousand Meladin 

Well known in Atlantic City and New York's exclusive hottls 

•nd theatres. 

She will dilight you with her repertoire and gladly play jam 

favorite request. 

DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 

NO COVER . NO MINIMUM 

Excellent 

Food 

RIVERVIEWINN 

Entrance—Just Off tha Circle, Somers Point 

Moderate 

Price. 

see The New Glass Bar 

The Rock Garden Bar 

BAY VIEW DINING ROOM 

Jack Newlon 

Phone 

Somers Point 

934 

STEAKS CHOPS 

ROY STEELE *nd ABE WALDEN) 

; ; . . , • . • . • *

Friday, 

S14INTCN*S 

Cape May County'i Largest Department Store 

Men's Shop 

MEN'S SUITS 

55.00 Fashion Park Suits 


45,00 Fashion Park Suits 

39,50 Stainton Suits 



2S.00 Stainton Suits 

22.50 Stainton Suite 

Topcoats and Overcoats Included! 

Fine nil wool suits suituhle for year-mound wear . . . 

worsteds, p.iliardims, cheviots, surKus. Also two-pierr 

lightweijdit ironical suits. 

SPORT COATS and LEISURE COATS 

18, 1944 

dam 

t'ontlnuoDi 10:30 a.m. (a Midnlte 

rums., rni. and SAT, AUOCST n-iiîg 

AHIHJTT nnd COSTE1.LO - MARION IIUTTON ami 

KIRDV GIIANT in 

"IN SOCIETY" 

MflV. TIBS, s VVKn., Al'fi. 2I-33-M 

nAliV C'lJOI'Iill - r.AKAINI; I!.\V - IIFNVI'3 CVKKFFE 

nnil NltlNE Il.tSHO ill 

"THE STORY OF OR. WASSELL 1 

In Teehnlj nlnr 

•fill US.. Mil, A li.YT., MU. J4.2B-3fi 

KI1IMK ilifKHS ri.l \ HAINKW . WH.I.IAM I)KM.*KFST 

!t»YM;«NII Wll IH'ltN and FltANKl.tN IMNCilMHIN ill 

Cnnlinuuus 1'hJO ii.m, to Miiliilte 

llf.. MM, ml i. IT, Al'fil'ST I7.1S.1!) 

!;v'ii\r;i\F in.i-nriiN - WAI.TKK IITSTON - ,\u\r 

IMMlHiS HUM TAMfimH' . TI'ltMAV IIKV 

-iritl .1 ('AI'.ICOI. NAI«ir in 

H H N . "I 1 . i i\ i I). U(i, ••! .»•!-;: 

I'll MTTI- «;• ll'ii 1IMI SIINNV T H I N - ISItlUi HOVI I 

..I'll '.VAI.'IIIII X \N|)K in 

"1 LOVE A SOLDIER" 

I'"' If > . 1 !,!. A : V! .M Ii, M.;;\,;i; 

Hi !i v K i i - n , v ;-.i]ii:n \vni.i\.Ms - n\*.:i i; v m i i D N f 

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In 

Editorial Page of The Sentinel -Ledger 

^N CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean City 

«» 

TWO EVK. SHOWS STARTING 7M5 - Matin 

Tlims.. FRI. and SAT.. AUGUST 17-18-19 

IIING CIIOSUY, RISE STEVENS, BAnRY FITzr 

and. JEAN III Mill it in ""EHAlD 

rreniing at R?ii Mfn'f Hall, gih ii. 

ii.tVFfi av.. Ocean t-'ilY, N, J, 

NEWSPAPER 'PUBLISHING CO. 

,„ Urmii lily Sr_ni_inrl-l,r.liiiT FI 

« I.AI III TTO COI.IIERT - IKNVIH I! JONr>i . MIIBI 

ru: - HOUKRT WAI.KI-.K MOVIV ivorm'.. , 

.MHMNIKI, - IJONKI. MAIiliVMiiiiK ',„, \\ 

liAKKICHM.W ii, 

"SINCE YOU WENT AWAY" 

I ir*t Enstini Sliiiu-iir; (tiil-iili- nf %;,,„ V|ir|( 

AiKum-i-il I'HiMi I'm |hu I'mdiii li,,,i 

HiiH I a i:( i 

!i:::n 

TIKI EVIMIIIIIJ shims, Hturiiiijj 7-!5_ M;,;,.; ,, |,,,|, , 

TliritS., IIH. ami NAT., Al'f.l HT IS . |« . ],, 

if, i\cmn liFiiwiw ,„«,.... ,.__ i 

nd n\Mi: siiv Hiintv ,., 0TTES . j 

MOV, Tl IN, ,i UI I) Al'fi. -M.7-i.jn 

»»iun iti(,-:v\AN . n:\sw. < MAIN . H N,, 

I MAIM.CI II (il(|--I.:\\v(l(M) • \VI1 11] p| ,1 •".,; 

WM!P> l'.()\l( I,, 

"HOME IN INDIANA" 

In 'I'l'ilmiiiiliir 

runts., i in, A - \\ \i (, M 

The WHITE'mFFS ef'Doi/Eff' 

3 Shows 

Daily 

2rOO P. M. 

6:30 P. M. 

9:30 P. M, 

DO UGH TV'S 

VVLtMM uni< -ifiv MA 

I ilihlP'i 11 

A.ILH. 

t V! • 

- n VII .•:!-, .1 

Were 10.95 to 23.00 g.TSto 19.75 

MEN'S SHOES 

Broken i.uis . All sizes 

5.95 Shoes ^95 

S.95 Shoes -7,65 

g.95 

10.50 Shoes 

WATER REPELLENT JACKETS 

Were 5.9S to 10,98 3-50 to g.75 

MEN'S and BOYS BRIEFS 

New Shipmi nl , . , puri Elastic 

Boyi 45c Men's gQc 

MEN'S 2-PC. SLACK SETS 

15% Off 

MEN'S SHIRTS 

Brolcen Lots, All Sizes 1,59 

MEN'S SOCKS 

Wore 4Sc to 65c 3 pairs J .00 

SPORT SHIRTS 

Woic 3.S0 and 3,95 O.SS 

MEN'S STRAW HATS 

15% Off 

INNSTORES 

MEAT DEPARTMENT — 

f B*by Spring Lamb Skle! **w 

. Ib Site 

, Ib Illc 

. Ib Me 

. Ib Bee 

eal Shoulders 

re Wute 

. Tongue* 

cy 

Skinless Franks 

» 35c 

Tjsty Smoked 

Liver Sausage 

ft 35c 

Beady to Eat Smoked 

Picnic Hams 

— PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ~ 

let, Forrthook ar Heurl'k c, Onlil 

Canteloupes 

IQc and % 5c ea, 

Jyley 

Cal. Lemons 

, doz, 39c 

Crlspjp New 

Celery Hearts 

bunch 15c 

I And 3 Henrb to Bench 

Jersey Trader 

Stringiest Beans 

2ft 19c 

New llrljw.ire 

Sweet Potatoes 

2 » 25c 

6 Days Starting Monday, Aug. 21 

FIRST EASTERN SHOWING (Exclusive of New York) 

The screen !s most 

distinguished cast 

DAVID 0. SEIfZNICK 

presents 

"Since You 

WentAway 

His fibt prjoduttibii 

since "Gîe With The 

Windr and T Rebecca" 

JENNIFER J0»> 

" Cromwell 

UnilPii Arlisls 

SHIRLEY 

• «4«.«; 

' i: 

Vour bi«ly I" a temple of the Holy Spirit 

the Indifference? 

siirfiifO indii'Htiniis, jit least, HIP Hint 

I Ocean City'* Summer visitors ,in> rot with » wooden 

Long after the Cape May Naval figure out 10 jnli|utei saving to each mile: If round taehed to eiitcli the strut 1 

Base has resumed its peace-time irip five mlnutei per mile tall, M the workman c»n ^ 

rule nnd after the war bsoiTi hns The only explanation we can, otfer for Ut. Old- itralfht for bundUnt Even I 

bnrnme Just another chnpter in man's estimate im that he drives slowly He la a fun- ranember seeing fanner* 

Cane May's htatory. Cape May elf 1- eral director w patches too small lor 

a will feel the effect* of the • • • a reaper. 

very extensive Improvement pro- Incidentally, If you haven't already signed a petl- Swinging a cradle to luM 

m-nrn conducted there by the Navy llon, MWng the lejlslature to approve the highway, THere to almost none of It don» < 

slncp " s« b -lel the buildinR. „„ s0 ,t onMi You,u flnd one M the bBnk „ at thme „,„_ But tmrmeTS ^^^ ^5-. 

The Navy has spent a great deal mogt real estate offlosg. cigar itoreg, etc, using the device far that IM 

Jn^mfe^Tunninf e «°Wg'h as -~~~ They still find plenty of hart ^ 

t2m~~iar" improvemmtj which Women'tS Rights becauseTl'^was'Sni^t 0 ^^ 

?H h a t k *i °i!*rHP-* r C ?Sf" "' Thr oW i u m CTV tot w nl s WhU is being gant. It used to take the profit. 

snrt hotel properties in this si,,.- ptppd up agaln 

of a wheat crop to nay enough nun 

howiS ^,tT vm V - ""I "" i"being used by a all group of professional tl a day to h.rvest^But W ^ 

hotel and improvements will revert feminists to shout down the proposed revised State Cormick's reaper changed all "th*t. 

tathe, taxpayers of i^pe May whe Cunstitulion, due for vuter action on election day. . . . 

FARMING 

tlon 

price either for rental or for snle ~j"i^Nowmtef "Se"faV7lttonTfN S^ 8° PP« 

"'TIIT SS Hote, So lon, a ^£V^^^^"£Z«*3& ^ about to 

wwte eh^him tnTcim" Mas* l" mauled creature In her civil rights. She will •«- me" out of 

now a substantial asset which 

point.i to the wisdom of the city 

commissioners in ihtnininK city 

ownership of the property several 

years ngn 

fateful day. 

But. from the standpoint of the record and tile 

facta, 'taln't so. 

happened, N 

man's work. Machines tern 

help them earn more by h 

them do a bigger day'a work,' 

one fanner with good tools pn* 

d Lines as much as 30 fartnera did 

Jne Smllh .Infk Kerllnnd. Hnrnld 

iunnfi!! nni. B:!.ni Reyel eniieht lilfs 

;,.'." they i-fifl'l. I'r.plf wlm rcfiisr. tn t-..- ^'^'^Îhe 1 £"£. " " ^ '" 

..,...-.(? in the strni) tlrivpH indu-ate tn us . . . 

I that they place n low VHIUP iipcin the Hiifc. 

ty of tIit-ii* îiiis anil brothers in thu arm. 

1 ftim's 

rV/ASHMGTOH SNAPSHOTS"] 

-•» IAMII PtIITOM. 

The sheltlnah Olee Club of MIII- 

vill! 1 giive n rnneert on the ^?USIL- 

Pier. 

M0VIA V 

iThe President in Hawaii 

The Amfi'lcan putilii 1 Ipnrni'd with min- 

fled eniiiliniis that I'rrsiilnnt Roosevelt 

lad truisi'il to Hawaii fur mi'ithcr of bin 

I war cnnfori'in'cs. 

hid, iiiHnmprnmisinK Hppiililicans im- 

I mfdiatply lii-iindi'tl it it super-iltipn" vntr>. 

sttins stunt, at the tnxpnypvs' ("xprnse. 

Raliiil, iiiH'iimpriimiHinir New iJi'alrrs 

I hiilfKl it a« iinnthcr jirncif nf thp I'rcsi- 

lent's internaliiiiial Icndorship anil iiciinirti 

is a war stvaloiriHt. 

Mitlt'li'-'if-tlH-fniid litizrns thntiKht It 

I over, Ht'i'hiimr finally that eai'li .schonl nf 

rhoujrht ivij'lit havo somt'thiiiK un the iiall. 

Wii? tilt" trip nivossaryV Was 1110 fhipf 

Extcutivp sf-i'ViiiK tlip best interests of hi« . 

I country". 1 Weren't MncArtliiir nnd Nimitz. 

doing all 1'inht lipfiirp the President took 

I that loiifr, pprilotis trip? 

WP woiililn't kiifiw. Certainly Mr. Rnnsr- 

I wit's frlohe-jrirdliri!? jnuiits to the war tho- 

itreg have hcoii withmit precedent. Rut 

I this war al.-jfi i.« without preerdpnt. FPI 1 - 

j haps it i.< the chief rxecutive's duty to con- 

fer, nn tin? spot, with his military anf) nn- 

I ml chieftains. (Vrtainly they dnn't have 

he time to come to "Washinjflnn. 

But the aiinouni't iiiPiit Ihiit tip *'Oiild 

I tmier n radio report to the people 011 the 

I Hawaiian ennfprpiH'p, t'oming after his rr- 

ment that lip wouldn't iiavp tim - pulilu IU dppaitmpnt li.i*. 

[ taken pt'ihapn an unpii'i cdpnted step in 

h ty iieiiiliujr ut ,1,1% 11 tinner in 

Un lieu Spain 1 ! 1 * liecausp ()i i an 

I Clb is -o mini with Msitius that t'liio 1- 

Mcticulh im iiitim foi ,in\ mon 

No n,i\ In, n x,[ iiei-n (lini-.nl til 0I1 

•>n an riu ui.iti> 1 ht 1 k on thn 1 it\' Mum 

"•r priul.iimn ,il an\ KIMII tnni j Jl.nn 

WWk then ait> moir \imtor-, licit noil 

I than in .Ink T)tlm 'funk the mimliPi is 

F*iililiiit\ Diiiil'ii Sarjffni 111 tlo i e 

touch with hulels ,md looming housis, e%i- 

| ocntlj hnliit 1,1 t|1c laigi i i -Aiitr l| «nf doertofi-ii 

high prices invite inflation. 

fo? 

1 

crowds. 

those who enjoy the freedom of Ocean 

City will go home r.nd emancipate their 

brethren by setting a new standard in dress. 

• • • 

There Is just one point, however, on whleh we're 

inclined to be somewhat die-hard. We still contend ....... , , 

that when we stroll the boardwalk in the evening we «inaward-ln 

; well and fully dressed as the '*— WBS lo0 « 

was BtUl 

no nris^Bg 

And to msfci 

it even tougher, it is just U apt . 

to be mama as it is papa that On 

sheets to the 

MtlM and 

ri did not. 

"You talk to the eocoanut trees Ocean City, after all, prides itself upon main- nvjnd*" ltf*' n 

and think nothing of It, But when Inlnlnj a certain amount of dignity and decorum, E»" to eue 

.--; » . ,,. ..,., .„_„., the trees start answerini back .. I" especially during the evening parade of strollers. But VLK wltn the low down 

Voice from guardhouse Don _g waMM O.I., «portiiiS on that spirit is ruined frequently by a slouchy-looklnst Youre te " h **« flES 

stand there arguing ail night; shoot ,oneI|1,MS: " *~ * coatlets Individual, shuffling along with his shirt tail JO BEBBA - 

'im.' . struggling aialnst his suspenders for emancipation. : ~ 

•rr irvvw "You are engoiOd in work that Is It just Isn't In keeping, AS Emily Post would say, ONE OF Dpi BUMS 

SHE KNtw second only in its rMponslblllty to it lsn"t dane, A young Brooklyn Midler m» OH 

The story shows that the Lu-c- the most important work of the _ — maneuvers in Oregon, Having > f*w 

embourfiers' defiance of the Ocr- R0Vernme.nt Itself," — SecretBFy of nnn>f /M.u Rat* R/>hinrt minutes te himself after erttttlag 

mans extends even to the children. gtate Hull, to the p«ss. - o n * «- e «»' e r w l ommna chow he atroUed m ^^ &„ ^^^ 

At school a little girl was asked _ : Constant readers no doubt grow weary of the and soon CMM back with •> tMH0> 

by the Nasl teacher who was the "Women voters now outnumber necessary repetition of which The Sentlnel.Ledger la ful of rattleinake rattles 

greatest figure in the modern hU- -nale voters by about 600,000." - guilty. Oncf every year we repeat ourselves on a num- "Where In the world did yon flit 

tory of the country. u, i. Census Bureau. her of topics, thnrn?" gajped his alarmed ognt> 

"The Qrand Duohesa Charlotte," _ — It Is now time again to express the annual Plea panlon. 

replied the child. "The planners plan much better that Bummer viMtari do not leave their pets behind •Ofl'n's, wolm," replied the lMf< 

The Nazi was annoyed. However, for themselves than they do for to starve when thgy go home, from BrooWyn. 

he tried again. the people. The payroll proves it."— Many do. believe it or not. They bring cute little . -.-- - , ". v rt 

"But who was It that fled the Indianapolis News. kitten; for the children to play with, then turn them "The first step In UeCUrtdt psttl^.- 

country, leaving them to fight their — loose to fend for themselves. Some even turn dogs war employment It to get mow < 

own battles?" he demanded, "Small business to a large extent adrift, plovers I MH sure the 

The little girl could answer that u the basis of our free enterprise Take them back, or find goad homes for them, or cannot compel men to " 

one, too. system ."—Emit Sehnin, ptti., N. Y. turn thtm over to the B.P.C:A. for merciful disposal, ployem-- ~' 

"Rudolf Hess," die Mid, Stock Exchanie. PLEASE! tbi 

;^*V.W*.- 4^ : '--

MBTHOPIST 

, and ceptajl *v. 

I F. m&& Minister 

• has shown that In many 

the world where Uttk debt 

of natural resources has 

first Christian misslonune 

and taught Christ, and 

ney were followed by ts- 

of un-Chrifltl&n principles 

j name Of industry and com- 

Mul ruined all that had been 

one'stops to consider the 

>n of wan, many of which 

been forced upon Innocent 

and often projected by nainmosetlly 

Christian, again 

much rebuilding to do, e're 

le Soioitt 

the peoples of the world will under. 

.stand. 

To make the sacrifices neceasary 

for this rebuilding will require 

Chrlstinn Grace, to be found and 

encouraged only in the Christian 

Church. 

^To u&Ust in this program the 

following servfces win be held by the 

above church on the coming Bun. 

day: 

9:30 urn. The Church School You 

are Invited to Join this service of 

worship and study. May we especially 

urge you to encourage 

growing youth to keep up their 

Church School attendance during 

the vacation period, 

10:45 a.m. The Morning Service of 

Worship The sermon subject for 

thin service will be, "Charity Not 

a Favor," The special music will 

include, preludes; "Sunrise," by 

Harg-Elcrt and "Finlandia," By 

Sibelius. The postlude, "Grand 

Chorua in B Flat," by bubotJ. The 

soloist quorU'tti; will sing. "Bless. 

cd Jesu. Fount of Mercy," by An. 

fIRST CHCTRCH 

'METHODIST 

"The Church With The Chim«s" 

CINYlMI. AVENUE at EIGHTH STREET 

BENJAMIN F. ALLGOOD, Minister 

9:30 Church School 

Service of Worship 

Sermon Subject: "A Charity Not a Favor" 

MUSIC FOR THIS SERVICE 

w Km-Elert 

"fftltanijla" ,,, Sibelius 

Selo, "the PubUcan" Van de Wuler 

"Blcraed Jeso, Fount of Mercy" Anton Dvork 

"Ho, Everyone that Thlrstelh" MacFarlane 

C M Chorus In B Flat" ,,.,.. Dubols 

7:45 ThePpardwaLW Twilight Service 


GUEST SPEAKER 

FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN 

Noted Preacher and I.rcturer 

Preladrs by MR. GEOKGE (>. ASHTON 

"Agnta Del" (Intcrmesso) ilizet 

" "Andante" (Violin Concerto) Mendelssohn 

Special Music by the Soloist Quartrtte 

Moalc for both Services by 

GEORGE 0. ASHTON, organist and iholrmaster 

- - J • - • mna ANNE SIMON, Controlto 

•ftnor HARRY MARTYN, Bass 

'fl Sincere 

City Tabernacle 

A3SQOAT1QN-65TH SEASON 

Artny Aw, between 8th and lib Bd, 

, AUGUST 13, 1944 

' in the Tabernacle 

Chmrch, FhUadflphia 

M. in the Village Theatre 

Fort Newton 

Mtewr, r*. 

Judge To Speak 

At the Strand 

thiuugh the years, will be [uest 

preacher for this service. The spoclal 

muilf will include prehidrs 

on the Hammond Instrument. 

"Ainus Del," by BUset and "Andante," 

by Mendelssohn, Thr soloist 

quartet will sing. "Hallelujah. 

Praise thf Lord." by Lewandowskl. 

Miss ti >err will sing, "Thr 

Voice In the Wilderness,' 1 by 

Scott One of the great inspirations 

of this service is joining with over 

1800 people In singing the great 

hymns of the Churen. I 

• • • 

ST. AUGIJSTIrfE'S ». C, 

IJSS Asbnry Ave, 

Paslor, Rev. BBriholoniew V. Doyle 

Aslstaiii. Rev. Wm. I* M«K«ver 

Sunday Massea ai it, AusnMtine'i 

Ohurch, 13th and Wesley av, 

8:30, 8:00, 8:15, 10:18, 11:15. 

Miraculous Medal Oevotions follow 

the last Mass. 

Weekday Mass at 7 at 14th and Ashury 

av. 

Confessions—Sat., 4-6 and 7 SO and 

», 

First Friday Oonfesslons, 4, 0 and 

7:S0 and 9, 

Masses 6:30 and 8:00. 

Sunday Masses—at. Mary's Chapel 

2nd it, and Atlantic av. 

8:30, 8:00, B:00, 10:00 and 11:00. 

Weekday Mass at 7;J0. 

Oonfesslons Bat, 7:3u and tf:0O. 

First Friday Confessions at 7:30 

ind 8:00, 

Masses 1:30 and 1:00, 

• • • 

HOLT TBINTTT EPISCOPAL 

11th it, and Centra! av. 

REV. R, S. Bailey, Rector 

7:30 and i a.m. Holy Communion 

10 a.m. Church School. 

11:16 BJH. Morning Service and sermen, 

Tuesdays at 2:15 n.m. CexreDt 1st 

Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.) Women's 

AuuUiary. 

Wed, and Friday, 8:30 a.m. Holj 

Ccmmunlon 

• • * 

FIRST PRFSBYTERIAN 

7th it, and Wesley av. 

The Gospel Centered and 

Missionary Minded nhBreh 

Rev, Oeorfe Flwlier, Th,D,, Fastoi 

9:18 am. Prayer Meeting of Sun. 

day school teachers and officers 

In the choir room, 

B 30 a.m. Sunday School for nil 

sties. Miss Catherine Gordon, superintendent. 

William T, Bwayne 

and Henry B, Cooper, Bsslstnnt 

superintendents. Dr, Clarence H. 

Chain, of Philadelphia, song leader, 

8, 8, Lesson for August 27. 

'israers First King," I, Baimuel 

9- 15-91: 10: 2B-J7; 11: 12-1S, 

This Sunday's Lesson to be taught 

from pulpit by Bes, Earl F, Fow. 

ler, P.D., pastor of Bethany Pres. 

byterian Ohureh, Lancaster, Pa, 

10:48 a.m. Morning service of ^Torship. 

Sermon on The Lord'i Pray, 

er. Part Vin. "And Lead Us Not 

Into Temptation," Matthew 8: 13, 

The choir, Leslie O, Hughes, lead, 

er, wlU sing, "Jubilate Deo," by 

Schubert, Tenor solo "Consider 

and Hear Me," by Wooler, by 

Lulgl Boccclll. 

A special iaerlflee offering toward 

the building fund will be received, 

7:40 pxa. Bvenlng Service of Wor* 

ship,' Bermon, "Are Our Treasures 

Real?" I Einjp. M: 21-81, 

The quartet wlj sing, "p, Cojne 

Let m Sing tJflto The Lo»fl." by 

Charges Britain, 

Ignore U.S. In New Plan 

jSlMpafcer Here Says Germany to be 

Made a 'No Mam's Land' 

Br. Green Here San. 

Lehigh County Jurist 

Han Sunday 

The Sunday evening service in the 

By GWPN PBTT1T 

Itrand Theater will have ttte Unique 

privilege of welcoming as guest "Certain people who once and Dutch to have learned a 

FtMcfcer, Tab- 

speaker Judge James F. Henninger. thought America had a lot to of- £oiv from the tragedy. But 

President Judge court of Common fer don't think so any more," as. ELiy, 'After the war we will have 

HeW of Lahtgh County, His subject sdruid Dr. Vahya Armajani lfl anno 

(.N ihink, me pU| have ejn. 

Sooday eten- 

Is an active layman of the Lutheran Ilandtrs, (pires." . 

Church, He Is constantly being call- Dr. Ariiiajoiil, born In Ti'herim, I 'NO BIAN'S LAND'—Oermanv 

iIntonationed upon to serve on many impjirt. Iran, enrne 'tu the United States 

pulplts 

tut committees of the United Luth. 

"Bi'iliiln nnd Ru.v-.iii do not pay 

through tile Furolgn Bnnrd nf 

_ . (ton be- 

tran Church. 

much ani'iuion to America now, be- 

Mi.*'KiiJii.'- In 1828. while DII rnuru IUILHL' »'r luivu iiD inorf to ufler 

At present he la ierving both on for hi* liisi vbiit tn Amt'rica^ ho Accordiin; to a government 

Iti preach at 7:« o'clock, un- 

the executive board and the finance p^d lii London whnrci ha wasgltlcial. 

those twu covjtitrles havi! 

i of the- Ocean City 

cominlttee of the U. L. O, A and ngiilnst Ameiiniiiu; 

iin untierstamlliiK whiiii is 

roeceaaor* 

the board of directors of the Luth. 

i of Oeesn ouy. This 

eran Seminary at Ml, Airy. Ho re- 

AH they think nbout, 

•' nttd-aunuiw throngs an 

cently was elected president of the 

to M«r one of the ROBERT KILLOUGFI board of trustees of the Good Shep- 

• vota*. 

Bass soloist at the Brvn Mawr, herd Home, Allentown, after hav> 

i W. Kttto. weU known Pa,, Presbyterian Church, who 

Ing served 14 years as a member 

prcacbetB and leader of win tine at the Tabernacle sen Ic- 

of that board. 

i conference, will be es on Sunday—at 10:45 a, m. In 

He Is known widely as a devoted 

r In the hiatorthe 

Tabernacle and at ";45 p. m. 

churchman, an able Jurist and a 

_._ ,, at 10^5 o'clock Dr. 

man possessed of ready wit. Be. 

in the Village Theatre, boardwalk 

• te deservedly popular in Oce- 

cause of these qualities he Is In 

at 8th It, 

i to pMtor oX the Oal' 

great demand as a speaker at many 

, having been 

religious and secular functions and 

nt and member Ing gecaaidni, will be tod by thealthough 

he has a sense of humor 

! conferences Methodist gong leader, Richard W. which has made him very popular. 

Dn soloist uf Wright Ctute of the services. 

Qreen, known and loved by the 

Sunday Qchool. 

Brent host who have heard him 

IPhi Service 

1 ' one EM- j R'H'U lur iicrlinps 10 yeiira. Our- 

Blishinan said. "Is the nimightj n 1 "" 1 lf t0 bMt, Dr. Onmek mad. Burke «nA 

his party were attacked by the ban- 

(UU Burke wldted' until some' of 

them entered ttte cabin where he 

had been sitting wrapped In a large 

blanket. He was ilit ieet tail, and 

wfj«n ho «tood up otlll wrapped in 

the blanket, the bandits leaped oft 

the bout shrieking, » mptf|gf U ipori»ored by these Ocean 

"•fwrneq HJJ recogrjiti^ of our churchc*' _— 

begafit, and value to our own community. 

; HOWARD a BTAmTON ATLANTIO OTTY ELBCrTH 

'• ^ ' - - •••-"•• COMPANY 

AH.-' •• 

I 

THE CITY OF OCEAN TY 

Invites You To Buy and Build A Home In This Resort 

There Are Years Of Health and Happiness For You and Yours In a Seashore Home 

Be Ready To Build! Here Is Your Opportunity! 

THESE CITY-OWNED LOTS 

TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER 

AT AUCTION 

Wednesday Aug. 30,1944 

2 P.M. 

Were /« An Opportunity 

To Buy Desirable 

- City-Owned Lots 

At Your Own Price! 

b M opportimlty Oat ;N m; 

havp aixln. Bay now and haw m 

nUr let p«t-war camtruM avalltMe M Ciif 

WELVE "^ OCE^N CITY SENTINEtLEDGER " Frida 

NEWSOfOMI 

I Mf N^WOMCM 

IN UNIFORM 

Killed Year Ago; 

Just Announced 

Point Man Died in 

Solomons Action 

Resort Man Tells How Japs Fought Like 

Demons As Their Blasted Sub Sank 

Brother»-in-Lavv 

on Furlough After 

Turbulent Careers 

Shot at Rescuers 

As They Struggled 

in the Water 

tint I.' 

Red Faiit'V, qiiari.'niiiu-;U i' iijci, 

whose wiff rrsUdi's at 'tl Snnwvs uv.. 

BQDKTS Point, Wi.5 lisU'd by lhi' W:ii' 

PipartnR'iii Friday us havlim hrm 

(Mild ill iietiull a y.ar ili;n iiiirinii 

the inviiidun uf RiMicicivu i.-,| inu in 

tfap Suiumuns, 

Farluy, it ucplu-U' "i Htati' SMI- 

atqr Frank B Kii'li'V, ni Aliimtu' 

bounty, liad pruviiiiyiLv bri-n n'pHii- 

fd Piiigsirig Aimu*'. 9. Ri-tx T!H= Navy 

laid hi' is iluw priMinii'd in III' di nil 

The Incident omirml whilr- ii.- w.i.-i 

pllottiijj a lumlini: tarsi-. 

He nml his wlfiv Flnroiifi- Ki-;.r- , ,h:1|1Jl,s bv )lls 

ney Fiiiiey. fiu-im-rlv it'-iciiHi in n| ,„"],,.,-,; ,IV,., 

Margntr whrii \w piili^ti'd nil Ai5i!i 

17, 10*2 His fallii-r Is ivii-i-ilw- 

pBntllill JnilirM A Fnvirv .»( Ihr 

Atlantic City pijlifi- ckMiriifiiir'iii 

Ciintiiiueil ffiim ttaee I 

aware til It, iinci cnmi' Eiiai by 

trulii mi tliffomH I'miti-i-, Shaw ai. 

Hvi-ti lirrr Friday anil Mlllrr Siitur- 

dny. biith tu visii Mrs SIIIIW und 

ln-r .mutlur ami baby. Juan, whn 

(Hi- SiiriitiiiiiiliE hi'li- iMi Otll!I:il iiv . 

lir;ir 1-sf st 

,iu 

SUMMER VISITORS- SON' 

WOUNDED IN FRAN'Ci: 

The War Deimitim-nt Inn- mi* 

nouncpd that l-ii-ut I-ILHII - f.iit.ncl 

Gordon H Chiii'iibi'i's WH* wniindi'il 

In France uii June Sii 

Colonel Cliunibi'is paiTii!f_li.ivi' ,i 

Eutnmpr htitric lu-tv .it HIT.' Priinlyii 

pi, and reside in Winli-r in "4'iu 

poyer st,. Mt. Alr.v. I'a- He is u i:ni- 

dUBte uf the University ! Pi'Uiiml- 

varijii- 

Hliiiuf, ili-nlruvi'l' |iiirlli-i]i:Ui-il 1" 

lllusl ul I 111' prim ipiii lin-a-.li'n.-. mill 

I l i n a i r i l i i . i i i i ' i n i - i l l , 1 . ; i i : . . i n s t i l l ' 1 J a P 1 

- 

I I I - l i - l i l l i - . i I I I , I I --11 " I n - •" I ' . I M ' i l ! 

I l l s s h i p i l l , n i l - r , i i i f . i l i U i i l i / l l ) t - : u ' - 

i l i y M i l i m . i r i ' l i m i . i n n , i l i . i " i l l " 

i - a r p l i i ' i i i 1 . - . i h - l i - r n ii t i n | i l r . ~ i n i • ' • ill 

i i l l i m i l i T M - . i i l i i i l n i - . i ' i n ' I ' l l . - i i r i ' i 

i v . i s l i l i i H i i i i i l i i v p l . i . - l i T i - i l H i l l i i l ' | H l i 

,! n n I T : i H i i - i ' S I ' I - 

p i n i . , 1 u l -• i i - i il 

"Jupsi were Nirambling all uvor 

tin- (Ink, Hllvn ulluihcr di"slruy 

vr of our lunif rajnnied lhi> nuy 

und scut il to (he bciduin in a 

hurry. 

"Only si'vcli JalM were vlsiblr ill 

the uliter, iintl ûlrie of thpiii ui-re 

lilltlni; (lniiiM'Ini on tin. hi'iiil 

uilll tlu'ir JlUtol build or Komi 1 - 

thlnij. us II they «i>rr trying In 

ex..limit li.it i-k.iri. rjihrr Ih.in [i-i 

u* pirli liii'iii up 

"Niii'i-ii i»i tin* Ni|H, îhrn «r 

vii-nw IIIIM', rircil ill us willi tlwir 

pistnls So our cliH-k iiuirliiiir 

millllirv I..kul (hi' imtr.ili lul ilr 

Miss Simon To 

Sing at Flanders 

With Cortefe En- 

semble, Sunday 

bum hiiriimciil. 

' riiu'iM •. iiii-ii 

li-i- in [in- Ihlin 

law iu-1'i' iiblr 

film ha! a fii 

illlliilllS Of ffl-V. 

Is. ilh. lirnliii'rh.ni. 

to MM- uilii,i' and 

(ill Hull's. 

hill! ii'li In ,11-Ul;, ;i|- 

•• "I lln- ' ll.H'il-liT 

!-"\- ••li-l.-i- I., ;i..' 

ulii- |ii iv - Ani"ii- 

il", ,i feu Iim.'!. 

filMlly 

Cliily tliri'i' Hire 

iiiitl lliiy wire 

mi IIM: nut 

"Ave Mnrli" ,,•• SchubiTt 

Vlrtnr ili-rbi'ii Medley 

by Migs AntH' Simon 

Hili I rum "The Di'M'rt Bong" 

New Bayfrontîer 

At Battersea, Plan 

I 1 ins (oi iL.on timUoti mil hit 

in HI mi ui nf i Imriiiiil fill i i 

Hiii h i i i id iiul Un Ins IIIII 

Un in il 11mil tin "i n hi club 

« i. ill il i nl Uii »• 11- iij tin Ai 

m Iiikiniii Ci i M 

flu ku i II lu ilu Cn iimi i i 

i i. hli u i n tin mihui i h i 

Killi i ill Ii i II nil I f i i w II 

I li I II inn! I I inn 1 ni li in 

Ull 111, I Ml ll Ml I Hi lii II I "I I 

CKIr-nfl II 11 fret fiiUifT lillii Ihr I puny nwnet] hw lh 

chiiiiiK-l. in ijruvldc innri. iiumriiiK *h;cli nwns n 

sDiii-i- fni niiviiti' bi 111 Is nllir th,-|,itv In i 

wnr Phin.-i iil, u .ii full lur c-iiiiîriK.- 

Hi,11 ul 11 liiliililili sln;:i- li'i'l 'i' 

I liTigth, iiliini! tin 1 buikhrml. 

i ilu' id'iiliy Co. IK ii liohlliiii nini- 

Need a New 

I"-'- M.il. 

BODY WORK 

PAINTING 


Palmer's 

Auto Service 

1119.29 Asbury Ave. 

SII.KNfl-: DICK CVS 

- t ' l n . i l l y " H i - " I i l l . - i • • • l i . - ••'•• I ' • 

• •'111,-. , i l l i i H i . - , u l j p - i i I,i> i d . . i . l » , i » 0 

ici'i •:ifr o u r .-.ii-rii." in' .-.iiici r i u r 

Ktiilll. i=k i'lislli'il liiin . i i l l - m iiiifi I n 

liit'Hi ii tjl.u-: :ii:i! kiIi,i k,-iI ,,;t i l u ' 

s u b , , ilvn (ii-.k n u n v i'li ill. IH-.-.I 

Hit-Runner Strikes 

Boys; 1 Badly Hurt 

-'•.. -i i » 4 "1 C . lit II • ,-li> 

, - I ' , I ; I lilt;. Iiii ,, ,11'.i IIII lit ;-.. ! -Jllli 

• i i l l i k l » l i llin,. lll.ll- I h i ' i i n i l l l y 

Illl'lll-J 1)111- u i Iill.Ill 

,lu:.i-|i|l C!-.:ini-i-. !l iU C i i i n t 

IS II I W,l MM II t 

•«' ' I U l i fti-l, 

In ili.il in ,i 

MISS ,\N\i: M.MU.V 

Aililf ^llli'Ul fi! t 

Clermont Ensign, 23, Ocean City Marine 

Commands Tanker Wounded in Action 

MiiV 

Mr 

Kl'f Jis, 

CALCIUM 

CHLORIDE 

ihi^l iliiu it iiii lim 

i-ti" I Ihuhuili"* wi' 

ROTF.NONF, 

|i,,i- 

'KI l.ilih, ,ni,l kin,ill dull. 1,,, 

Cornbination Doors 


Lumber Co. 


Phone 0150 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In tiithi- 

y. AugustJ8, 1944^ 

gas Rations For 

Motorboats To Be 

Drastically Cut 

To be Reduced from 

125 to 24 Gallons 

for Three Months 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEDLEDGER 

PACfe 

'•:,;:;'• 

CAS' 1 - call Independent, We've the 

ptiit'iHi , the rnrn, the matorials and the mn 

iii'iit ID fiivt> you a perfect job on any typ( .On| 

\VV v • liccn rntifirs for many yens nnd expect fa 

I),- liir runny more That's why i'- 

lilh lllli,IIIII ills II iiiuln, till' 5II1I1I- 

un i iii I 1 ul iiLul liuiM-pom-r inn 

i ilinn ni.it mil ixtiucl Ihr lii-» 

OI'A ml tin [jiii|ji|.,i[| tut h.i 

linn iiiiHiiiili i| b, iimMikrubu. ri'- 

'i litmt nt un n i il |n pmiilr wlm f. It 

Un IIWIIII- nl \ulilj. .mil piitti-r 

tjtiiU \'tli lltnij, ,ii(ulttl£l S(K rial 

|iil\ili i i uiili h m ii di iilnl In ulli- 

. i , ' 

ill I i K | uii nl i Hill ill L I illll' 

ll I tin II ilu illillll IIII 111. |Li 1 

I Itlil »1 I t II Illlli ll Ullll II lllli III 

i,t ilili > k. i |i u |, i , Un il, in mil 

Mi I NIII i Ki n m i "I W i ' 

*J II I' i lii l,i i II pi m i n i lln 

'-iiniiii, i "iili Mi Ilivlti VViin 

i I Ml] I I 111 I il i\ 

IM llir (I \' Ml II I) mm 

lint , I'liniM.i'il — Nil II.m i 

uiiiiiinisi r\i; \i mu 

lilt, ri KM 1 in Yin 

.'Ml !*Kl:i;« ( oMMlssiii 

SI'CIIVII I III I I NAN 1 

Builders Electriciam 

Hull ill M.iiviilr 

K.iliirt tin r. 

JOB 

PRINTING 

TOR 

EVERTf 

STATIONERY 

GUILD PHODIICTS 

Lewis L, Barrett 

Ferraerlf ifiitinei-Ledier 

Jfib PrlatiDi Dept, 


NEXT TO TITLE ft 

TRUST BUif.IJf.NG 

HutiHii;i\' 

Vii , iifu-r siniiiliiiH ii tl 

ll-all 1 ill till- liullli' ul llir 

IHSo Asbury av 

ATTENTION 

Property Owners 

ODD JOB 

Repair and Caretaker 

Service 

Vvivj-!..i\ Skiiii rvisr-ii 

4U V(.ifs Kjt|)VM!.-f!i i= in 

wnnbirucllylt Wufk. 

L'-i nii' ijkv yt-uf LJfi> I f ••ill yo 

s-ii-suif?* M. upi-ii an.l s |g,,: /ma ta 

iîit; yi ytjiif jilLi-iily duMng sûr a 

My t.irvf,iki F hfrviti |ifup- 11 v iv.Sya-i 

fien, liUiMftK up and (ukinij d^w 

SCri-i=tiNi *itonn sa-h, h iviin: Wdtt 

E85 And I'lrilfii. turni ii gr ';irri f' 

A pitgfa! tard will brin^ dtiaiU'ii 1' 

fofniiilinn, 

S. L. SMITH 


i='!!l ]U lliMlii.. ( , 

in w iu liiiii.ni! i 

% M.urll lii HMi 

,' .Vil-ll 15,111.1 il. -I! 

:,Ii ri, li.ill Ai.i 

iih i i-.--' '.i'hi.i.1 I!. 

, in, m-.iiii . i i- 

1 £. 1 -. i. 

DIAS ( I.'I-.I.K < 

HVfMI' i AI (KIN 

rmn M w i'liimni! n 

1(1 M \.nili IN I.M.LAMI 

i; ,-.,,. '.,i I l i . . . ; n . i n ,.••; 

:;,l II, 

(, \NNON (iv I,\ST ISP 

! I'll Or IHAININti 

,\,; :•; il. f . i . . . • H.-:..;iil .1 

lllil ( ill Nl ^ Ml N 

Will Mil II IN Ml ION 

r. . \\,,r Hi ;i.ii-nil ii' 

; i . u • .ini.i. ij in i 

• -,-- J Mi |-,ii.i, i n . 

is we 

TIME TO 

I t:i 1/ imrr>. m 

i.l I ii id,in (ill ^ 

Ocean (ilys Merchant 

Tailor sinie 1007 

JULIUS ROTH 

tuior for Men 

911 ASIUHV AVENUE 

till 11 11 I 

PEACHES 

IIMIINC ruttH m\î c i \HI> wi 

WIN-* MI \IR MIH\I 

\\ ll'l 1 I 111 I I 

1 

1 I > 

\ n iii i^ in it* * IIr 

In i iti it\ li i in îiiiiiii r iiiH 

u u un i in \S nit t Ii i liiiiin ii 

Hit dull njfk Ji ! \\t ii I p tin! 

IU Kill Ll Hit Ml! I tlU 

\ iiiii f \ nt [ir p H i II 

t MI I \ u n ] \M uill IIM f I iilU fur 

iii ti M v u itii ill m l i III ill ni 

I inhh r 

REFRIGERATION 

Oil, lll'KS-ru SERVICE 

Authorized 

General-Elect lie 

Service 

O. D, HACKNEY 

Ph, 1224 931 Asbury 

\ mir iitntf i- 

m^l, «h is h VMM .m 

Ulll, 

"•!(fi, Yiiu'll IH- "urpriinl .11 ihr MUM 

il >HII \\hh = : Ui \\A\V insi.ilit'd Ihi- iriîihiiiufi in iiinMlriih 

Mi Lit IMI in l-'l * will tiio fJit s m- f:iniilit*>> a furl î vine's v:\rh 

vtir i-t|U:il tn '*H fiiilrii.nl i ,ir^ nt i-nai nr IIM.1100 nalluiiN nl HM'I 

JOBBING RE-ROOFING REMODELING 

JOHN E. TROUT 

lii'liMrl'rll Hliilli.l 

1053 Asbury Ave. Phone 1200 

liKI'KKSI-.VTIN'li VIIHIII, H, Ill-.ltltV A piiprri. 

r..|.i,-- nf thr Hl II" 

pir-uli .ll.ill Iir il III' iillirl i>f Ilu' l.flliT.il 

AnM'inbly wllii -.liiill li.il IIIIVI- itliiiM'il ihi' ,t|î 

i,( iwiiily.iiiii' >ciir.. iiml Ii.nr bi-i'ii ,i rili/.i-n 

iiiiil I'l-hidfiii ul' llu- Hi,id' fur Inn \i-iir-, iiml 

•if IIii* i-tiiiiii> fur wlii.li In- "Iiiili In- • liii-i-n 

din- Mill' IM'M li.-fufi 1 111. rli ilinn : Illll Ilu piT- 

Piiii rhiill In- i'li|:ililr a- ,i iiiriiiiii'i' ul I'itlicr 

IniiiM- of llir i.i-jji-liitiirf »lii> Iniii mil l'i' 

ciitiili-il in llir rifiliL uf MilTr.ijir. 

, 'I. Tin- tun 1II.II.I-, -hull mrrt 

Sessions of ,,.,,,„..„,.],.. ji, ,isniiir ..-.inn, 

(1 A x " ""ii'' 1 "? "» «"'• H-riiml lii,'..l:iy 

I"'*) in Jaliiiarv iitiil 'Iiiiil iiiljr-iirn 

situ- ilir within ninrlr il,-n • tlirrrafli-r: lln' Iwi 

luiiiM-ri »li,il! iiiri't m-i'iiiiil.lv, in • jii-iiil .'•• 

HIIIII, wlriiii. i' ralli-il by llir UuM-rimr ,illil 

i-liall iiiljniirn sine tlir wilbin liflcin i|ay> 

tlirn\ifli>r: but im liinit'iii.ni mi •lnriiti.iii nf ;i 

vrfiiilar ur .piiial si-H-imi .li.ill pri-vi-nl thr 

I'liiitiiiiiaiiri' uf any HICII r-»iuii until -is 

wcrki! aftir ilic (laic uf trniHinittiil nl' .in ex- 

ii'iilivu urilii or its upprnviil. wliirln-vrr if 

iouurr. Tin- ^riiatt shall iniit at iilbi-r limes 

only at tin- i-all of Ui Prc'iili-nt or of tin- Gov. 

ernnr to n-ri-ive or Bet upon noiniiititioti*. or 

lit the Ciil! of its Prrsiileul to try iiii|inaeh- 

iiiriits. The Genera! Assembly shall meet nt 

ntlii'i- limri n:il> ii! tin- rail uf iis H|ii>iikcr to 

iiili.iilri ii..ji- inliiiirlii", 

I. .-p.-i'ial -•inn* i if tin- I.ijii-Iiilni - shall 

In- ciliiil In i . liiiM-riiiii' npiiii pflilinii uf a 

iii.i Jin iiv ni ill iIn' iniMiiln'r- nl riii'li linii-c nml 

liiin In- c.illi-il In lln- t.iiiciiinr ill -iirli iillirr 

iimi'- ii» in In iipiitinii lip' [inlilir inirri'«t liiiiy 

ri • 111ii iiiljiiiiriitiii'lil (if 

tin l.i'iii.l.iliMi'. mile." i-r-li-!i-li'i[ by tin.* I.i'gis" 

i.ihiii' nf liiiii.i .rc.itiii>i lliciii. 

SECTION II 

i. T i n - Si'iiiili- •liiill In i-iiiii|iii.i'il o f nlii- Si'ii- 

.iini Iriiiii i-.iiji iiiiTni^ ni M M ' MiiiM p i n ti-il liy 

llir Iriiiilli i|li,llilii'ii \ i > 11' 1 - ill' illr n u l l i t i e s 

ii'ifii'i-tivi'K. I"!' I Iilltl 1 >•• L' i 11 •! j llir ill i l i u m iltl 

i h r .I'i'iiiiil I II' il;l\ ill .I.IIIIIIIIA n e x t I u l l i m illJJ 

h i - I'lrcliiiii iiiiii iiiiliii:; ,ii liiiiin IIII tin' -i'i'iiiiil 

I'm -iliiy in .l.iiiiiiiii fdin- M-iti-1 ihi'i'i-iifter. 

IrllllliTM n f lllf "'elt- 

ln' I'lrrliMl ill two 

Cornposifien Of 

!hi 

p 

('' a ' 3 ) in, y In-, niu-hiilf nf the total 

iiiinibi r .hall Iv I'lfi'lfil liii'iinially, 

'*, lili (.i'!iri',|l \.-filliih -ball hi- rolllpu.'-.l 

iif iii.'iiihri. i-l.-fii il lijfiniiiilly liy tlir li-siaily 

i|iiiili(ii'il \iili-i nl ihf iniiiiiii-. ri'-p.-rtii.'ly, 

• mil fur ii liriii In liiiiiiiii!: iit iiunii UII thf ~ei-' 

mill 'I m--il.iv in ,laiinai'\ nisi follnwiii;! bis 

"liiliiiii iiiii] I'li.liiii' at iiiiuli ull thr .frond 

Tiifiliiy In Jiimiiiry l«u yrnr- tlirrraftrr. Tin 1 

lili'lilbil. uf tin- l-i'llilal Wi'inllly •hull hi- 

.i|:pi>rlii.lir--l aiilnii^' ill" -;'!•! cur.iitio a. iirurly 

ii- may hi' lUTui'iliiij; tu tIn- nuiiihiT of tlii-ir 

mli ilui ini- Tin- I'li'-fiif iippnrtiniiinrnt 'hall 

.'I'liiiiiiii inili! tin 1 next 11• i!-11- if tlii- I'liitcil 

"•l.-iif. -bi!! li.ivi' hi rli tiiUi'ii. ami nil iippnr- 

liiiiiinriit iif nirliiiirv- uf tin- (irtirntl A- fill, 

lily shall he iiiiiib' by. tin- r,fi4iplatiiie at its 

llr«t sefiioii ufli-r the next ami every iiil^r. 

quent ct'iiiii-i, iiinl when maile. shall retniiiii 

iiniiltiTi-(1 until iinnthr-r ci'ii«us shaU have 

lipiii tnkrni pruviilwl that eaeh county sbnll 

nt all limee he cutitlcd to QUO tuemherj and 

Tlit run.in title hendingi are nni in th? nprinl text nf the 

llt'viied ('sniljfuti'an. They appear above far ytiur cOTivemence, 

the whole number of memben ikaU never 

I'xei'cil sixty. 

, i. Vaeaucics in the ofice o( Sen. 

Vacoinles ator or Asscmblynian »haU be 

lilkil by clcution for the uncJipired termi 

iiiily, UJ. may bt 1 provided by law, 

ARTICU XI—SCHIDUU*—SICIION D 

I a!'! fi) thr fi.Tf f ijfilfjliificn. Ih ihr sffifisl trsl if appfSfa I 

I rt- ! pfsMgii of Uie Lcgihlaturo under ibis 

i.ijtîiiiiilnn ^hall iiic-iU In repular sees ion on tke 

M'riiFii) Tth election in file yeur one fhoufaiid 

nin*' hiihilrril ynd fiirty=four* shall hold office for 

:i infill Inînninp at nuiin on the sefDiid Ttteiday 

iii jiiiiuiiry in ilu- year nne iliousttid nine lmndritl 

iiTiiI fiiri>4i\i ! uiid eliding oi noon on the serond 

iih -An) in jytiiiary in ihe year one thousand nine 

hiiHtlri'il unil fnfiy^f-ven. Each member of thq 

(•I'tirnil A^^Linhly rl.rU-d thereafter f-liall hold 

nllirt' fur the [tjrm |iruvlded by this Congtitution, 

\. Furli inrinbt'f of the Senflie elecled in the 

yi-ar- uiii* ihuiiNand iiLlie huodUed and foriy^two, 

nfii^ ihnii^Linil nine liuadred and ferty^three, and 

Mir tbniiHiind nine hundred and fsriy-fouf, ihall 

huh] oflit i- for the lenii for which he was eleeled, 

Tlir it riii^ uf tlir iiiriinibenU of ihoie ieati In 

ijii' HiMiii!t ! ihai would bpeuine elective in the year 

iriit' tliuiHyiiil nine hundred and forty--fi¥e, hid 

lhi-_ c:iiiio|itiuii)n not been adopted, RIIOII bi ex- 

ti'iiilrcl fur un qdiiiiinnal year, and of sufh tgita, 

(wii scatii, p-4 rlimrh by the Benaie in the year one 

iiimi*aml nine hundred and forty^five* ihiU be 

filii-il by rlrciinn In the year one thousand nine 

lmndrrii und forty-six for a two-yeaf term, ind lie 

hiiliiinT of Mich seats ihall be fillet! by election tn 

tlit? yrar one thousand nine hundred and fdftf*ils 

f->r :.i f.Mir yr;ir term, feats iii the Sen it* thit 

wonld br filled by elestioii in the yeaf one tfasV^ 

Fund nine hundred and forty*'", hid ihU Cbn* 

iliuiuin tint' In 1 i s n adcipted* shall be filled by 

i'ii-rlimi in ilmi year nnd every fuurth year diere- 

nfhT: Tht 1 teriiiH of the incumbents of those lefiti - 

in \hv Senate thai wniiltl become eleftite jn the' 

ypnr unr thoii^flnd nine hundred end foHyîe¥eD| 

iiiid tTiT-. < uiiMitiHi*m not been adopted, sbilt 

Iir -Atcii.lcJ for an additional yeur, and BUCL i#ats, 

inpi-tJier with the two tcaU filled for a two-year 

term by election in one tbsUHnd nine hundred 

and forty-fix, ihaU be filled, by fkctisn in the year 

one thouiand nine huadrcd »pd forty-ciiht md 

every fourth year thereafter. 

Advertisement paid far by the State 

of New }en«y (Laws 1944t Ch. W 

I 

•1 

f 

r ,1.

Pan So- 

Tort of Cour- 

Spwlnr 

people are being 

I of courage, which 

more and more 

ibuabandB return 

't HI, maimed or nifferlng 

- matadjwtmenta. 

i to mt hand for all ot us 

i front to "Take a New 

FJ, Uofd llahoney, lnaplr*- 

" ' j-toeturer from the 

Jot PttUbuifh. who Is»p- 

! wla the municipal orches- 

i of Its MtaUta this Sum- 

the Rotary Club 

Uacoln last Ftiday night. 

TtABS AHEAD 

i la required of us all," he 

time of bitter tears lies 

1 dare we on the home 

I who are physically sound 

out kmd about any of our 

' Inconveniences?" 

lecture he delivered 

Craftsmen's Club In the 

he declared that one of 

; remedies for a. dose of 

I It to find somebody who 

i ft legitimate complaint and try 

Jp lift his burden. 

come back to your 

." he said, 'you will 

• why you ever worried nbout 

: to ntt someone's shoui- 

f upon We like to talk 

t.Ufc* misfortunes. We nil Ilk? 

little sympathy" 

. Hahoney Interspersed his re- 

rwlth several vocal selections, 

accompanied at the piano 

le p. Hughes. 

meettaK was highlighted by 

"Ub visit by some 30 mem- 

f-0* ihe MUlvllte Club. It won 

I evening, and James stcel- 

'' nt of the Mlllvillc club. 

i smiles to the faces of thi» 

mbera when he sold the 

Rotaiians were enjoying 

City* "nice, cool breezes" 

Hanson, secretary of the 

" i (nub, Introduced tne MU1- 

B8 C VISITORS 

Demosk], resort member. 

1 a microphone In one hnnd 

I gueit list In the other, Intro- 

I ttn «3 other visiting Rotnr- 

1 marts. 

French, chairman of the 

rflcemeirii committee. In- 

thtee service men. home 

-Staff Sergeant Prank Pi- 

, Who Is doing his bit In Ne- 

^.toward sending the giant new 

'jwnbers against the Jain: 

aw. radio sound man. and 

tber-ln-liiw. Allen Miner, 

• (lc). Shaw has been away 

"I and MUler 11 months. 

i with the Fifth Fleet (n 

1 engagement agalMt the Japs 

• South Pwfflc. 

&MMMtt Oadman extended the 

Urtbday congntulaUons to 

t Fred R. Woodruff, Jr.. and 

anniversary congratula- 

LjroSn Bothwel) and Phil 

?Btt, 

E. Darby delivered another 

t_» «h)b'« aeries of flve-mlnate 

•Jon "America In the Making.' 

-~'--\ was Thomas Paine. 

ROSS RUTH 1HJEHU 

Talented soprano, fast artist 

at Uie Flnt Methodist Charcli, 

who will MBf, "The Volee In tht 

Wilderness", by Scott, during the 

Boardwalk Twilight Service, on 

Sunday evening. 

Miss Doerr will linr with the 

soloist quartet In the presentation 

of "Blessed Jcso, Fount of Mer 

ey", bf Anton Dvork, and "Ho, 

Enry One That Thlrsteth', by 

MacFarlane, during the morning 

service, and "Hallelujah. Praise 

the Lord", by Irfwandowskl, and 

• O Muter, Let Me Walk With 

Thee", by Ktebblns, during the 

Boardwalk Twilight Bervlce. 

Rotary Club 

leet in Resort 

to 23 members of the 

Hke, Pa., Rotary Club are 

I to come to Ocean City on 

• lor an all-day outing and 

riweeUy meeting at the Sum- 

of one of the members. 

Hi, as Bay av. 

; a round of fishing and 

«, they will have their 

meeting with him. There 

r similar meeting at his home 

Darby Thanks God 

For Rebels Like 

Thomas Paine 

"These are the times that try 

men's souls." 

Thomas Paine wrote that historic 

obseryatlon In the turbulent onrly 

part of the 18 century. 

Roy 1. Darby, speaking to the 

Eotary Club tit The Lincoln last 

Friday night. In one of the club's 

series of flve-rnlnute talks on "Am- 

erica In the Making," remarked that 

he had had occasion to recall that 

observation many times during the 

past 10 years. 

Briefly tracing Palne's biography, 

hi said Paine was recognized as a 

rebel. 

THANKS GOD FOR REBELS 

If he was a fair example, then 

I thank God for rebels," said Mr. 

Darby. "He was bom January 29, 

1737, in England. His father was a 

Quaker- his mother the daughter 

of a lawyer. 

"At the age of 13 he quit school 

and at IB he went to sea. At the 

ate of 97 he came to America, on 

the recommendation of Benjamin 

klln, whom he had Impressed 

n England, He came on his repu- 

tation, which was that wherever 

revolution was going on, there Paine 

would be, 

BOORS VWgiE BERT SELLERS 

'"Hi was a leader of men. He 

Joined Waihlngton's army, and at 

Valley Porge he kept the army to- 

gather. During Washington's retreat 

across New Jersey, Paine wrote his 

flnt 'American Crisis' and also 

'Common Sense 1 . More than half a 

billion copies were sold." 

Mr, Darby said that Paine's Inter. 

Mil were wide. He held several gov- 

ernment positions. He was a caustic 

writer; he was interested In science 

and invention; he advocated abulU 

tlon of slavery; he was an early 

advocate of old age pensions, and 

lit abhorred war, 

IN FBINOn (.EVOLUTION 

Back In England in 1700, he wrote 

"Bights of Man." In the French 

revolution in 17B4 he wrote "Age of 

Reason," Imprisoned by France, he 

later was released through the in- 

terventlon of President Monroe. He 

died In America in isos. 

"He taught the value of liberty," 

Mr, Dnrby concluded. "He was one 

of the active founders of tht United 

States of ArBericB." 

Grocery Store 

Keeper Dies 

Mrs. Freda Totten 

Resident 23 Years 

MB, Freda K. Totten, M well 

known owner of a neighborhood 

grocery store at 7 Ocean ay. for 23 

yr.'irs, died Tuesday morning at her 

home at that addregs. 

Mrs. Totten, wife of Peter O, Tot. 

ten, h»d been ill since last January. 

Until then she had conducted the 

•store from the time she moved from 

Camden to make her home In Ocean 

city. 

Besides Her Husband, she is sur- 

vived by three cousins, Mrs George 

A. Lance. Bêrly, N, J.; William 

Bischofl, Wildwoed, and Benjamin 

Blschoff, ClRlttn. 

Funeral seivicej will be conducted 

at 2 p.m. today (Friday) in the 

Oadman Funeral Home by the Rev. 

Ogorge Fischer, pastor of the Pirst 

Presbyterian Church, interment will 

be nt Seaside Cemetery. Palermo, 

A sieaing took place Inst night 

(Thursday' nt Cadmaiis'. 

Flanders Barber 

Dies Suddenly 

Oliver Atene, 50. a barber at the 

Flanders Hotel shop for the past 

five Bummers, died suddenly of a 

heart attack Saturday morning, 

Mr. Atene had bein here for two 

months nt D2I Asbijry av,, but re- 

sided in Winter at 2341 S, Woo.i- 

stock st., Philadelphia, He is sur- 

vlved by his wife and H daughter, 

Mrs, Marie Mattix 

He formerly was n barbcT at 

he Brcnkrrs Hotpl for a number 

of years before sjoln;; to The Flan- 

deri. 

Punernl services were conducted 

Tuesday in Philadelphia, with bur- 

at Holy Dross Cemetery, Yea- 

11 an The" flerrtce. Pastor 

will pnmch the sermon: 

Mr*. J. Darby Stake*, soprano, 

will sing. 

Epistle: I Corinthians 15: 1-10. 

Gospel: Luke II; »-M. 

7:43 p.m. Church en the Board- 

walk. Strand Theatre. Speaker: 

The Honorable Judge James F, 

Hennlnger, President Judge of 

Court of Common Pleas of Lehifh 

County. Subject: "The Book of 

Promise" SoloUt: Luigl Bocelll. 

tenor. Congregational singing. Carl 

W, Weber, trumpeter,. 

cnuncHES OF cnRiST, 

SCIENTIST 

"MIND" is the Lesson-Bermon 

subject for^ Sunday, ûgust M, 

Qolden Text: "Not that we are 

sufficient of ourselves to think any 

thing as of ourselves; but our suf- 

ficiency Is of Ood," (n Cor. S: S3 

Jermon. Passages from the King 

James version of the Bible include: 

"All thy works shall praise thee, 

O Lord; ana thy Mints shall bless 

Aw," (Ps. MiM), OorreUUre pa- 

sages from "Selenoe and Health 

with Key to the scriptures" 

Mary Baker Eddy lnoluae: 

"When we fully understand our 

relation to the JMflne we can have 

no other Mind, but HiJ.—no other 

Love, Wisdom, or Truth, no other 

sense of Life and no consciousness 

of tht existence of matter or error," 

(p. 205.8). 

Christian Science servlcel, VII 

NOTICE TO COHTRACTORS 

Separate sfajctl prspttjisii fqr labiir affi 

...iiterials required far erection of hoilrr 

ard stoker and holler liriek work, etce 

tera. st The Slate Celeny st Woriiiliin?, 

New jersey, will he received ai tlie uffife 

>f ilie rriiiiffiiiMdnef of liiiititirtieiis aiid 

Ucncifi. Slsu _Off(ee Building. Wr«t 

jnimyef Street. Trenton, New Ters^y, »n 

j 

-iiî, 1W4, at tw.i o'clnek 

SVar Tim?, flt which iir 

pnhliftv (ijifTiFi! and fp 

hw Tight to fejrqi any o 

(). 

ft, 

all hitl* 

be 

Do You Wish To 

Sell Your Property? 

List It with ns. We have pro. 

apecilve buyers, grrklnc snllable 

laeatlon, Listinp of eotlaies, 

rooming hsnsea, two-family 

apartments and small hatch 

uantrd, 

Irwin Nicholson 

947 Central Ave, 

} 

tut Lin* 

he 3f 

ilpiiwfi 

Terseys 

fivf pp 

hid". 

T!ip 

laE m t ? Sa_d a d B 

p C umftiiiisiiiiief fit liistiiuti 

i!^ (ffifnis niid Piivilgpf^ u 

fforn tlir Division nf An ht^cfirr 

nmKlniCiifti!, nvpaHnifMi "f I its! l = 

* and Aei-nricfi). Each pmnatAl must 

fc-om|Hliiicd hy a Hrtirici) rlij-rk 

i in pie crder fit thf StrHf of New 

ys !«r An fimmint efilial to at P* ! nsf 

pi-iftttiifil (S%) '*( tliR amniint of %h? 

iifec*i*fiil iiiiidrr, oftrr 

, will hp fcqiiiffd tn 

*>fy siirely )siin?| i?i 

i'i ('it contfart (trier !O 

ilInH'iif ..f ihr tr.nililt 

ami 

ii|ji>t!cn!f 

furnish ,1 

Ihr dill 

^'"("hil 

! l,f fill- 

.NPH- J''r«jr. uii 

dollar* ((2S.«Q| 

iiiit in be pefiiiidi' 

rn nf *Hlnr iri 

WiU.fAM 

nnd AJM m ir^ 

ilpf'imit of tw 

for fach ^fi| 

d in the hidiii-F 

'MH! rtimliiinn. 

^ Golfer, 

Dies in His Car 

Ftnd J. Wnodriiff, niici of the 

best kno\ Bolters at thp Ocpan 

Clty-Snmers point Oolf club, was 

founrt dead Thursday at the whwl 

of his niitnmnbilp in Pleasantvllle 

Wooniff, 44, was propriptor of n 

hotel on Miiin St.. in FlwiBantvillp. 

an nlso of ft dmss shop in thnt 

city. His flprith was attributeti to 

a heart attsck, 

A membpr of the loenl jolf rlub. 

he requently was n winnpr in flub 

tourTiamenta, He is survived by his 

widow. 

HOTICI 

PUBLIC BALE OF MEAL FPOPIRTV 

OF THE filTY OF OCEAN CITV 

HEW JERSEY 

By virtn? nf niitlinrily af Ihf Hoard of CyoiriiU«!iiiieri of th? 

v jrrm-y I *!MM esl la *e in sale at imhliF vemjiie on 

A'JOUST JMk, ISM, 

at ihf* linMr r.f ui.i n'fiofW jKasfern Wartime! in ihe afiffiifinn 

1:HII,.H.IIIIT«- Cliamlii-ri. City Hall, Ocean l/ity, New jpr«fy. 

crly i'r mil irh* liian III? minimum (trice designatr.! Llic-rejftei 

v ii h ilu- fi-ri!^ l.rrrhnifier siafr.l, to wit: 

lot llMi Incite! 

J? 1 ' IMS SrniMii K 

I .,1- 

I.nt 

!1M 

A 

8th st. und Bo»rd 

d t 11 

!1M nNin 8th st. und Bo 

•A every Bunday at 11 mm, 

KINGDOM BALL Or 

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 

111 EUhth llrMi 

Friday, August ill 

8 pin, iervloe meeting. "Ye adult, 

eren anfl adulteresses, know yi 

not that tha friendship ot the 

world Is enmity with Ood? whci 

sover thirtfore will be a frlene 

of the world U the enmy ol Qod, 

James 4: 4, 

Sunday, August 20: • 

7,p,m. •IMe Book Study, "Th 

Itutii Shall Makd You Free," 

8 p,m, Watchtower Bible study, 

"The 'Oalled, and chosen, and 

Faithful. 111 

JIT CHANCERY OF ifSW /EMIT 

TO; ANNA R AI.I.F.N- Hid THE NTNTI 

HANK AN'l) THl'ST * \hf { i t y HITI Ludiu, mm 

Wit lUBpswsr Commliiloii, 15J7 At. 

linllc n,, AH«nUc Clij. 

Briai tMk nrUluM or hitUaul 

MrUluli, SMU1 Secnrltr «nd

Robbed 

In Cash 

Taken from Librar- 

ian'. D«k 

. bold thelef made off with 1208 

MA nan the Ocfinn City Free 

' Library at the height of the 

m day last Friday aeeordins 

report to police by Mrs. Elmly 

money, all in coin, repre. 

j the library's accumulation of 

against borrowers for overdue 

J booto. It was in a metal box and 

W stolen from the drawer of the 

librarians desk tn the rear rending 

fUSiil 

Two Motorists 

Forfeit $5 Bail Each 

Two motorists arreited last week 

for stop street violations, both of 

which caused accidents, forfeited |J 

bull each by failnlini to appear in 

police court Thursday and flntur. 

day. 

Mis. Sarnh H. Woolston, 84, of 

Nerlhfleld, had been arrested after 

an accident at 4th st, mid Wesley 

av,, and James H, Ryder. 58, of 

Philadelphia, posted ball after n 

similar collision at flfh st. and We?, 

ley av. 

. Mrs. Peterson told police the thief 

mint have walked out with the mo. 

-mf while the library was crowded 

;-,*!th borrowers. She had seen the 

box only a short time before it was 

missed. 

Another cache of about $45 at 

the library front desk was untouch- 

ed. 

2 Are Fined For 

Traffic Misdeeds 

Failed to Stop at 

Stop Streets 

VINOY 

W The Friendly 

-Mmng Room 


DINNERS 85c - $1 

Served frem 5 to J;30 p.m. 

Breakfatt S to 11 A. M. 

Home.Cooked Meals 

Breakfast Dinners 

Mrs. Pearl Schnltzler, Prop, 

Making his second appraraiiep In 

police court this Summer, Joseph 

Strauss, 17, a taxi driver, of Wesley 

, av, lifir oth st., was fined $S and 

i |2.S0 en§ts by Judge Howard War- 

ren, Saturday 

Straius, arrestoa tor passinB a red 

traffic light on Atlantic av.. wni 

warned by Judge Warren that for 

any future offnnse.H thf "antn" will 

be raised, 

Walter Allen. 48. of Bay av,, near j 

10th St.. another tnxl driver, wns 

I flnrd 15 30 when he pleaded utility 

I to pasMny a strip street, 

•I;iy E Meeray 83, of 1st St., near 

Centrm av,, was dlfiiiissed with n 

warning nn a stop street charge 

Robert Bheble, 21. Rydal, HB.. ,«• 

fplted $3 ball fnr nnn-appmrnnre 

for a hearlriE on the same ntTense 

Mr. and Mrs. Oeoree Alexander, 

of Overbfnnk, are ni thrir rnttnge, 

22 Seneliff rcl. They will remain 

until nfter Labor Day, 

Mrs, Sheddon shoeninker and 

riniifihter. Miss Mnrjorle Slinernak. 

er, nf Lansdowne. sire in Ocean | 

Cliv for several weeks, i 

Sponges Shipped 

By Red Cross 

1,028,400 Produced 

in County 

Surgical dressings workers of thn 

Production Corps, Ciipe May 

county lêd Cross Chapter, hnve 

.nade and shipped I,028,il00 spong. 

es for the Army durlnjj the two 

years the chapter has pajtieipatc*d 

in the program under which 

dressing's are made for the sol- 

diers. 

With u shipment of 102,000 

dressings last week, the one mill- 

ion murk was passed. In addition 

to several thousand more complet- 

ed Army ()rrs.ichliiH n hnlf mile out 

to sea from the Atltuiiir City 

Boardwalk. The sterl Pier conlnlns 

flvo theatres seathiK 8,650 ixnit>il 

• Kii.-'.s. l'hilail(-l|jhiji I'IMI Cytale lirnkcr. I'nr itx 

iiilH/ilk |ii'ii|ii.|'ty iii'twi't-n llih inn! Ilii h sts. 

thf | •'-• - - . - . . . - , . ^ 

•' II 

|ipi|ii-i!v 

-ii'in iiii-knii-s 

n liiiililmi , .ilili || fniiilMKi- ui 

'i mi (hi- Ijniinlwiilk iind CN. 

'..i I !•-.-* biii-k tn Oi inn nv. 

u! Ilii- lijirHliiM Im iind tan 

!)Mlim,-iil liniiM's nn Ofi'.in av. 

Tin' Onlili'ii ri'iiiriiii inriuti in 

ii:irilw:i]l; Mun-:, iind n l)i-,ii-ii li/vi-1 

I].'Ml hi.il.ii', Tlii- M-i-uhci ll.ini etui. 

fiiilp î h:tllni!jin 'ijii-ii dtif-k jtifi 

wm'ti 

mil! hv I.]H ! Pi-ntlN\lv:iiii;i Cimi- 

ii rp 

hlnrk bmiilinii 

ii sunMlli! eapnritv nf ] Bui; 

-UK] iMilmii^ luur >ilurM>j With i! 

is ilit CMi'i'uiiM'I biiiltllng, includipi': 

ail ui fficli", iunchruum, nuvrlty 

iiii|lilii.;i iind n pnrking lot oil i!til 

- 1 ,! . i xii-ndin^ tu UIP lniiiH'dliiti 

I'l.i' i.i thi' Surf Tliratre. 

liie I J i'iirmylvaniii Cunlpriny hnUU 

,i muitiJiiji- uf ilan.MS on ilii- surf 

Thf.ilrc which Is, m,w in pmrcs'. 

..[ lijlrtlnsurp. 

Tin .ûii- price was not divulged 

Til.- property had been offered by 

The JViiiisylvaniri Company fin 

SÎ.'.CJOO. sybjei t tn nffer. 

Great Home Building Era 

Seen For City After War 

\v=building vtn 

City inum'tliaiP- 

war. iii ih* 1 r-iMnhin 

t 1 - fiint liis nfTirf hits 

tliiiti 63 !ut=s fnr hnmc 

the- \hiH\ 30 ilUNS. 

rvriv piirchusrr. Mr, 

ufl oNprn-wpti flails to 

s soon ns wur-time u- 

." hr decliNTd, 

ihi- nunibiT of pCHuph- wim 

]:kt* \u VLiCLiilfjn in Ocf.in 

iii tho huilHi^H 

mil nsfnU 1 "linn 

! t s turn :iWiiV 

i^ tiuriiii-i ' hv 

nionili nime QII the desir- 

nnci apartments 

It i>, iurtuMiite fur Qer-ati City 

Hl;,t lliis, cgtldition eKisU. n,^ thp 

'j'.iildiuM tratles will nffnrd em= 

pluympiit us many uf the suldiws 

and Miilurs retuniing home 

"Ec I ore the war. the normal 

building in Ocean City averaged 

more than a hftlf tiiiliinn dollars 

nni-h year to rare fnr norTrml ex- 

panîun. With the resort growing 

in popularity faster than ever, 

and new buiidinp eurtnileci al= 

iiiost three years, it i^ easy to 

lihdi-ist-md that the pent-up de- 

maud will re,*:iilt in n sub-Mantia! 

£un^.'tiictiuii bouni within the next 

WESTCOTT'S SEAFOOD 

Westcotts Seafood Market 

Telephone Ocean City 1465 

OCE/IN HIES iI FISH - ntUECT FROM NETS 

On the Bay, between 9th & 10th Sts. 

Stainton Buys 90 More Feet 

Next To Department Store 

29 Parcels of 

Land To Go To 

| Highest Bids 

! Minimum Bids Un- 

der Prevailing 

Market Prices 

Thf Inrjfest snip of real PK- 

tftt(» ever sponsored by the 

city trovt-rnnii tit will tulip 

lj|;u-e ul 2 p.m. next Wpt of the informal ratioiihm !" 

being dene bv ictnilers thPniselv:-:. 

allowiiiM customers less than thry 

ask for. 

h 

between selrcted teams of Ihe Ocean 

| Ciiy and Veiilnor City Bench Pa- 

'irnis Tn this the Ventnor guards 

challenged the locals nnd rival!y 

is expected ti IIP keen. 

, TO SH m FOR RESORT 

i Those scheduled to swim for tin 

home ten ii are Lew Wovce. ,Ilni 

i Siindstroln. Ed Rcniinapieca and .Jin- 

I Sv T ceney u indicniinii ni iheir coiiii. 

dence. the Oci'an Citv guards have 

put up sin pri/c niniiey for ihe win- 

ners "rn;i of ihe prorcetls of thf 

annuiil biiil l;isi Raiiirday iiitiht. 

Several . 1 Hie events will pivivide 

c'liiiiieUli^n betweni teams repre. 

sr'itiiis ihe uptown and downtown 

?oncs nf ihe Pairfll. These inchid" 

Schools Ready 

TIT 

Scrap Paper 

Drive Better 

Partial Figures 

Show 9 Tons 

Although figures lire incomplete, 

it was indicated Wednesday that 

Ocean City had contributed twice as 

much scrap paper to the war effort 

this week as was gathered here twn 

weeks ago, 

Collection of paper on Monday 

alone was nine tons, or equal to the 

total collection for the two days. 

August '• and I. 

Rev, .Norman V, Bargent, rtmir. 

mtn of liio city pBpir ialvage eom- 

mittce, on Wednesday had not ob- 

tained the figure for the amount 

collected Tuesday. However, he 

said that to the nine tons of Mon- 

| day lie had added more than 1,400 

j pnun'is of paper which the regular 

j pick-up a;cnl, Hany Raff, had ov- 

crlo'iked. 

Dr. Snrjent predicted that the fi- 

I'nl a.-nount for the two-day eollec- 

lirm would be 18 to 20 tons. 

He attributed much of the In- 

crease this week to tlie fact that 

many people nut out bundles if 

paper who had never puartieipated 

ill the salvage effort previously. 

Phila, Parochials 

! 

Two Buildings Are 

Overhauled 

Tlie resorts twn public scnools 

are now entirely spie and span mid 

Eeiicmllv Hprureci up to n'elcome 

buck the teachers and pupils for 

the iifiv term opening September a. 

Schiinl officials distloserl this 

week Hint considerable work has 

been dour Iii Ihr buildings for renn- 

vnlion purposes, bill no major re- 

pairs or repine rments have B n e,ii 

necessary this year. 

A number nl chissrooius: both In 

I the hlRh .vehiicil and Central av. 

freeslyle. liaekptroke and breasirpkc | grade school have had plaster pat- 

races at 'it' yard dlslnnrrs nnd n chine and wall pointing operations 

IM-yard freeslyle I At hlBh schonl. the cafeteria was 

c'OMPr.TF: CJN' RAFTS 'completely redecorated both in the 

Thf re alsn will be competiiioii at | dinhig hall and kitchen, includln!- 

rnlf lilUn*j= a i'fin buoy rnrp= 

,'nf rare ,iiicl f not ball on rnfts. 

Aii t^hlbitinn nf rnwint: I nt = liiilqiip 

will hr plvrn by Jack Krlly nnd Jn* 1 

cinvn rrgetif. 

plit niirl rnmif 

Going Home? Lady Santa 

Wants Cast'Off Clothing 

With Summer visitors preparing | av_ 

"">i to close their cottages and 

apartments, Lady Santa Olaiis put 

In her bid thli week for eontriBU- 

tlons of clothing and other Items 

which the visitor! may not wint 

to bother taking back home with 

Such articles will help make some 

needy famlllts happier here at 

bhristmaj, according to Mrs, Otr- 

irude PrtJten, 4th at, slid wulty 

the Lady Snnta, 

^ prMton hfts p 

store contributed artlclis, hut she 

ll l 

is limited on plclt-Up fucllitics. 

Those wtahlng to contribute may 

notify htr by telephont or mail, 

and she will call for thi lifts on 

the flr»t or third Thuraday of eaeh 

month. 

Thii is the time ivtry jpeaf when 

Mn. Freston 

"mfrehandiif' 

before Christmas, 

y 

i gatherini the 

she distributes Just 

South End Assn. 

Backs Cut-Off Road 

The South Ocean City Improve- 

ment Assoclailon has joined oilier 

local civic groups in adopting a res. 

olutlon asking for the completion fif 

n short-cut highway foute from the 

Blnck Horse Pike to this resort 

"The Association feels that Ocean 

City has too long been neglected for 

a proper highway, and that it must 

be made more available for the In- 

creased motor traffic after the war," 

Oeorge W, Beehler, Jr., secretary, 

said. 

Husband Beats 

His Wife; Arrested 

David H. Kolloefc, 38, of 7 Surf rd , 

was arreited Wednesday morning on 

a charge of atrocious assault and 

batter^ upon his wife, MarjnHe 

Ann Kollook, Ht was released un- 

der tKO bail for a police court 

Bearing tomorrow. 

Police reported Mrs, Kolluek was 

is badly beaten about the face that 

she underwent x-ray examination at 

Shore Memorial Hospital. 

a week nan Other c 

be H icBiilar rescue, .; 

nnd thr fhinle nf slra 

tiiviilK, 

HAS TEA WITH CJt'EEN 

Lieutenant Olive Enrhils. former 

enuntv eKccutive nurse, had tea 

with Dowaaer Queen Mary, of Client 

Britain, at an American Army nffi = 

cers club of the hospital tn wliich 

she is assigned in EnRiand. accord- 

ing to word received by friends. 

7-Yiar-Old Boy 

From Equador Has 

Fishing Thrill Here 

Ocean City fishing helped to 

play a tiarf in the good neighs 

bor policy on Tuesday, through 

the medium of Lewis Vela, a 

visitor in the United States 

from Quito, Bquador, 

Lewis, who is only 7 1-2 years 

old but who speaks both Portia 

gtiese and Spanish with ease, 

went fishing In the bay with his 

grandfather, R, L, jKline. of 

Ocrmantown, They went out in 

n rowboat frcsui Lemout's wharf 

At 3rd St.. with Lewis thrilling 

over his first fishing trip In 

.this country. 

He m more thrilled s few 

hours lates when they returned 

with 33 kingfieh. 

refiiiiiihiiiB of tile floor 

In n ,'iiove to help conserve tile 

rniil Mipuly and increase ennifort. 

iiiiliiy windows al liigh sehnnl were 

clvrii nctt wcallierstrippiiis and 

frch putty iiroinid the panes. 

The strrl fl.iB pole at hlEU school 

was piiiiited last week, but the one 

at Crntial av. didn't need It this 

year. 

All typewrllrrs owned by the 

school system, both in the office and 

in the enmmcreia! department, havn 

been overhauled during the Bummer, 

Firit Call Home 

for Visitors Here 

That some Ocean City Summer 

families will have to depart for 

their Winter homes before Labor 

Day was indicated this week with 

the annoiuiremem that piHroehial 

lelinols of Philadelphia will open 

the new term September 1. 

The Philadelphia public schools 

rtill begin the term September 11, 

when elementary schools will en. 

mil new pupils. Pupils already rea- 

isteied will report for regular ses- 

sions nn the iith. 

The term tor vocational school 

pupils will beKiii Wcdnesdny. Sep- 

tember 13 and senior hiijh schools 

will open September 14. preceded 

by three days nf registration for 

new pupils. 

Before lhe war. the Board nl Edu- 

cation replaced about one-third of 

the civnmercial derailment mn. 

rhines each year, but this is Impos- 

.ilili- imner rntloning. 

Tlie ifiH'4fi term opens on Friday. 

September B, nnly for the teachers, 

rley will report that day for mpet- 

iliES with the superintendent and 

principals. The pupils are called 

hack tn the three R's on Monday, 

the 11th. 

Spurned Suitor Speeds At 

80per; Pays City $17,50 

^K.^.,,-,. ..^1 

Love can make nieii do funny 

things, but when love is spuriied. 

the effect may he just as drastic, 

p.ilice Chief Robert Lackey and 

Detective Barnue! Price ran Into an 

instance of it late last week. 

They were riding in Lackey's ear 

when they saw another machine 

scoot across Bth st. and Bay av. at, 

htett speed. headlnB for Somers 

Point, 

I The chief pave chase out to tho 

boulevard, where his speedometer 

finally quivered around 10 mllei: an 

hoiii as his car slowly crept, up on 

the other. Finally he caught it at 

tlie Soimera point elrele and forced 

It over to the curb. 

Detective Price leaped out and 

ras» over to the drlvir of th» pur. 

T, 

sued car, 

•What's the big idea?" he in. 

quired, or words to that effect,' 

"Oh, I just asied my girl to mar- 

ry me, and she turned me down, 1 ' 

was the startling reply. "Ouess I 

lust wasn't Hiving a darn about any- 

thing," 

The driver, who identified him- 

self as Anthony Barao, SO, of At- 

lantic City, was fined $16 and $2,S0 

costs for speeding when he pleaded 

guilty before Judge Howard War- 

ren, Siiturday 

in another speeding ease. Rich, 

ard D, Blege. Jr., 27, of Phlladel- 

phlu. also was fined $16 and casts. 

He was alleged to ha»e been drtv- 

Ing nt 80 milei an hmip on m« 

Bomert Point boulevard ud *1M> 

to h»ve passed • itop street. 

2 New Stone 

Jetties To : 

Be Attempted; 

Plans Contingent - 

Upon Obtaining . 

Aid from State 

By HAROLD LEE : 

A program which contem^ 

lHtfs the possible txpendi-j 

ture of 5100,000 on projects • 

to protect and rebuild Oc«an: 

City bathing beaches was' 

launched by the city eommfs- 

gionf ra at an adjouiTied mef 

in^ Friday, ; 

That amount may be spent i 

on stone jetties along th*; 

heHchfront sbetween now and 

next June «50, providtd th«s 

rpson is grAiteci nn adequate 

shaie of assistance funds hf, 

the state, 

4PPROV1 SECOND l 

APPLICATION 

At their regular meeting Hurt 

Wednesday, the commijiloBtM bad 

authorized an application for state 

aia to build a new stone jetty Into 

the ocean at 3rd st. 

When they met Friday, they fol- 

wed up by approving a «osnd ap. 

n! cation for state funds for aslml- 

lar jetty at 1st st. 

In addition, a resolution wia 

ndor,fefl to declare an ernergency 

as the basta for temporary borrow- 

nj of MO.M0 with which to W-toB 

Uf t-xiftlni jetties at 7th. ith and 

11th sts. 

The board ciireeted CommlEslon- 

CT Idwnrd B Bowker »nd Engineer 

(Page 3, Please) 

Bulletins 

Carl Moore 

Carl H. MMK, 44, of 256 JU- 

bttry »*,. general gmice (m- 

n n of thr Owmn City watar 

ana ifwer companies for S 

yean and a llrclonr resort resi- 

dent, died suddenly of a heart 

attack while presiding ant a 

baiiness moetln* at the Ocean 

City Bapikt Ohnrcli, Wednes- 

day night. 

He was president of the 

church offieial board and had 

been its Sunday School snper- 

intendenl nearly 20 ynn. Sor- 

viving are hLs wife, Anna; fair 

children, Dorii, Betty, Carl, Jr., 

and Orace Ann, and three sis- 

ters 

Funeral sen-ices ®IU be con- 

iimtfrt at % p,m,, Sanday at the 

Cadman parlors, by In, WH1- 

lam A, Mlerop. with interment 

at Seaside cemetery, A Tlewlmt 

wlii be tomorrow fron 1 to B 

3 CO, MEN- ONE FROM 

POINT REPORTED KILLED 

Three men from Cap* May 

County and one from gamerg 

Point were reported killed la 

action, hv the War Depart- 

ment Wednesday, They are: 

Pvt, Leon Fi-uKoli. Jr., of 

On-.in Height!! »y,, Sntn 

Point; CoiMvain John Moore, 

U.S.N.. son of Mr, and MB, 

RobeM Moore, North WDdWMdi 

Teehnlfai Siriteant Edward 

Rnnier, husband of Mn, Sarah 

It Hunler, Cold inring* Bar- 

bors Ptivale Clifford Bell, », 

whose parents reside In WH. 

wood, 

MKREDITII VAN HORN 

IN SECOND ACCTDINT 

Mn, Edward QOBIH, former- 

ly Miss Meredith Van Horn, 

daufhter of Mr, and Mrs. O, C, 

Van Horn, 3rd at, and W*dey 

av,, who was alaiost fatally ta. 

jured two yean in but Janu- 

ary when struck by a Wt-nui 

driver In Los Angrie*, saffered 

another necident • few dsyi af* 

in Airmrillo, Teias, where to 

husband is an Instructor in the 

Army Air Corns, 

Mrs. Comci. who visited nef 

ramilv here In Anrfl, is still ob- 

llEfd to use a cane. While d«- 

evndtiig from a bus, the mm 

Minted and she fell. skatWrinc 

n plate that had been Insert*! 

in her right leg, after the flirt 

accident. 

Time mnd Tide 

Computed In E. War Timi « 

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Of Interest to Women 

Announce Betrothal 

iven Shower 

Bride-to-be Honored 

At Surprue 

Itlps Anne Busby, whose engage- 

ment to Pie, Oreighton Turner 

was announced reointly, was guest | the Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr 

of honor at a surprise mlscelian- 

ta M t i 

Mr. and Mra. WUltam Martin, of 

Uuiereh, Pa., unounce Uio engage- 

mtnt of their daughter. Miss EUtt- 

beUi Anne Martin, and Lieuten- 

ant William Bat«, Jr., Army Air 

Forces, son of Dr. and Mrs. Will 

Um mm. vm Pine st., phUMti 

phla. 

Mrs. Martin was graduated from 

eous wedding shower, given by 

The Misses Anns and Mary Miller 

•t their Bummer home, 2822 Cen- 

tral av,, Sunday evaiing. Miss 

Buzby is the daughter of Mr. and 

Mrs. Oharlts Buzby. of Wayne and 

this city. 

Many gifis were iiidden about 

trie house, with clues to thelf 

whereabouts attaehtd to toy ducks, 

fishes and beats which Miss Bug. 

by "fished" from a gaily decorated 

tub, WJien found, the gifts prov- 

ed to be lovely and useful articles. 

Quests^ inoludtd Mrs. Charles 

BUaby, The Misses Anne and Joan 

Buzby, Miss B. J. Buckingham, 

Mist Helen Kretchmar, Miss Nan- 

ey Morrte Mrs, Harry Peters, 

Mra, Morris Segal, Die Misses 

Peggy and Jam Reid, and Owen 

PeWlt, 

where ihe was prusldmi of the 

ol»M of 1841, and is a member of 

the Junior Ota at WeUesley Coll- 

ege, wellesley, Mass. 

Lliiutenant Bates was graduated 

from the William Ponn Chinter 

School and Duke University, class 

of 1943, He is a member of Sigma 

Phi Epsilon Fraternity. At pres- 

ent he is stntiolind in Seattle, 

Wash, 

Both Miss Martin and Lieuten- 

ant Bates have been Bummer real- 

dents in Ocean Oity many years 

Mother's Club 

Founder In City 

Texaa Woman h 

Retort Visitor 

Mrs, Imina Janes, of McAUtn. 

Texas, founder and Natlolinl 

Oommaiidcir of the Navy Mother's 

Olub of America, is a auest this 

week at the home of Mrs. Charles 

Peterson, nailonal adjutant of 

the club, S4 MorniiiKside id. 

Wliilc on tour of the Navy 

Clubs ill the Bast, Mrs. Jones will 

visit the Atlantic City club, where 

there will 'oe representatives from 

the Pleasantvllle, Wildwood and 

Mays organization)!. With 

i 

j ; g 

Mrs- Peterson ihe ftiso will visit 

tile philadelpllia club and merer 

In New York state. 

At various points throughout the 

The Martin home is at MIS Wesley | UniUd SM«U>s are 833 clubs with 

av,: the Bntes family rnsiclMS at 

8830 Asbury av. 

SUSAN GAVIN HAS 

BIRTHDAY PARTY 

Susnn Qayin, daughter 

n membership of over SO.OOO mot I 

el's whose suns arc wrvinu in HIP 

tJ. 8. Nnvy, Marine Corps and 

Coast OUard, 

Personals 

Mr, end Mrs. J, Milton Hngy 

m Morninysldc rd.. have had as 

their jruest their daughter, Mrs A 

Ntiiion eanborn, Jr., from Florida 

• • 9 

Mr. and Mrs. gjiarles B, Rieksec- 

ker 3rd,, of Laiisdowhe, we spend 

ny the month in Ocean City. 

* • m 

Mr, and Mrs JE. H Clothier, of 

.aiiadowne, iiiv spending the 

Hiiiilli in Ocean City. 

* * * 

Mr, ,md Mrs. Harry Tudor and 

uimly, of west Philadelphia, are 

t their Summer home, BOB 1st st 

Mr. Mrs Sherman Landers 

Sll 

nd daiiHlUcrs. Sally and Lucy 

nine, of Otrmnntowii. are spiiid. 

ng this month on Garden rd. 

* S • 

Mr. and Mrs. .John A. Mecloskev. 

Ki Mnriilnn>idi' it), had us veek- 

uupsis Mr, and Mis Albeit 

rui imil son. John, of Drrsi'l 

Hill. 

The Navy Mother's Club was 

organized 14 years ago fnr the . U < , lincl Mrs A m r L SiRfil. SB. 

of Mr. «nod ami welfarii of boys ,ervinK " Mnnilnp-ide ,d . will have with [ 

fcJ»#^*lll4 \;1U fell!, UUllf^llLt t V- J * 1U1 I F**-""-" 1I: 'l' :.»---»- V , »?, «».,,-. -~ . ! = . .^ 

nnd Mrs. Thomaji Oavin, of Foil ! ill one of Ihe Naval bnitiriies II . '" '";" 

xl , HI. former fontb.i! 

Lauderdale, Fla.rand Ocean City. I has Wen doing extensive work in Uwnpiiin '" Orrmantown Aead 

" " " her ninth birthday an- / hospitals and with sen-ice centos em *: wllnn >"\ computes his N.i 

Alto invited hut unaWe to at- nlyersary at a party in the ""beach ' and" "hostess" houses both on uti vv rf boal training at Bainbridg, 

tend were Miss Peggy Royal and [cabana "ofMr," and Mrs. Jerome j SaM and West eoaits 

Mrs, Jane Lowell, | Hurley I . . . 

• * * The following Biiesta enjoyed the 

Publicity Booth Nets cnU rtninment find refreshinpnts: '• "IX Visitors Mere 

The Misses Betty Keith Luki, Joan ] New Nurses' Aids 

Md- 

Mr. and Mrs Edward J. Tonic 

Dimes Drive 

Opens Busily 

HosteM Home Gifts 

Good Firit Day 

A successful OBoning day lUfc 

dicated by The Hostess House For 

Convalescent Girls at the Mile of 

Dinies booth in front of the Music 

pier, as by early Wednesday after, 

noun several bills and a quantity 

of coins were already in evldonee 

Around a p, in. dimes had begun 

;o accumulate under the names of 

lip home states of the jjivers, with 

PHindjivanla apparently well In the 

lead One Pellllsylvanian, Mrs K, 

Ohilds, told those in charge of the 

booth that for the past five years 

he hns put a dime aside every 

ainy day. On Wednesday she 

iirned over the jimuimt she hart 

hus saved to the Dimes Drive. 

Other contributore Included Miss 

ean Button, of Ronnoke, Va ; Mrs, 

Elmer Bmith, South Orange: Miss 

Oriice Moore, Pleiisantvllle N Y; 

lio|nns Bailey, of Oeorgla and 

Cohr Brothers, who donnted $s to 

lie drive. 

The Mile of Dimes is an annual 

drive, staged by The Hostess House 

I.riiMiic to obtain funds for the 

House, n non-denominational or- 

E.ini/allnn which provides a health- 

ful atmosphere and good care for 

girls recovering from illnesses, 

* * * , 

Pittsburgh Girl Has 

Birthday Party Here 

Helen creaier, daughter of Cap- 

Iiiin mid Mrs. A. W. Crorier, of 

Pittsburgh, was guest nf honor, 

Wednesday, at, x~ pftily given 

h h bid 

Burmese Women Dainty, 

But Smoke 8-Inch Cigars 

By GWBN PBTT1T 

"West of the Dale Line" wan the 

topic chosen by Miw Kathurinc 

Hicri. guest speaker ut tile mcetiny 

of the Bummer Auxiliary of the 

faith there. It was tills faith, ghe 

contended, that enabled the chl- 

nesi people to withstand the hard- 

ships and tragedy of war which 

Writ Methodtat Church Tuesday af- I followed shortly after her visit. 

tarnoon at The Blscnyne. Dutch innuence is ouUtandlng in 

She described islands of the South Bumutra, Particularly noticeable is 

the clerinliiieai of the people in 

euinpnrison with the filth prevalent 

In inuny of the islandj. Due to 

cleaner living quarters and funlta- 

tion the Javanese population has 

incrciisid from 5,000,000 to 4e,0OU,- 

000. 

The famed Ballnnsc dancers 

"daiitc" siltine down, Miss Bieri 

snlti. Hoys ami girls nre trained in 

esrreises intended to make them 

jr.urftil. and the best are chosen 

to perforiii In the temples, 

Mrs. Aiiyus Thomas Johnson, of 

Devon, Conn., .ed the devotions at 

thi- beginning of tin 1 Hireling, alle 

also rrud srvpral selections from n 

buok nf ixii-lry by Georgia Hnrkness 

wiiich included an interpretation of 

the beatitudes entitled "Blessed." 

Mrs Charles Kester, Phlladelphln 

soprniin, entertained the group 

witli sevfTiii favorites, accompanied 

by Mrs. Neiaoli Keller at the plunu. 

| ed by Mrs Walters. 

HIT ftiterlainiiig Miplr 11 Irbrntc tier third biriluliiy Biinl- 

Buekley, Kathcrine Kelly, Jonn 

Grant. Jasqueline Lcnnllan and 

Bally Ann Reukauff. 

Others were' John E, Byron; Vlo- 

$150 for Baby Home 

"Hie sum of $150 his been reali- 

sed from contributions to the Oce- 

an Oity Seashore home for Ba., 

hies at'its publicity booth on the ' k "' Buckley, Bill Luke Bill East 

' boardwalk, it was annunetd this ma ". Cliristopher KeUy and Bill 

Week, 

"Hie publicity center, opened last 

Wrek at 744 Boardwalk, received 

. dpnatjoni and gave out Informa- 

tion concerning the work done for 

! (luiiuhu-r Mr*- Herbert J 

itiifl uninddniiuhter. Miss Clark, 

ix Summer residents of Oti «n M.iiy Claris, of Baltimore. 

j Six Summer residents of Oti «n 

I City were included inn group tliat 

. . . 

Ilnnald :ititl Rohiillnd 

children at the Home. The 

total amount eomprised both coin 

and bills and will be used for 

general expenses. 

The Seashore Home Is now 

making a strong effort to raise 

money which is to be used to 

reduce the mortgoie on the build. 

ing. For. adltionul information, 

those interested may telephone 

I80J or call at the Home, 

Ralney. 

received their raps iis Nurses' Aid'. 

Tuesday pvriiint nt thr Allninic ;in' hump .ilir: srn'iirthu'. Piiil-.i 

'City V M C A Dr Duvitl All- u.ikf. wilii [hrir !;mndp:nv!ll>.. 

' mini otficliltr (I at the rci'i'mnm Ml .mri Mr-, Etiw;ird V liichiii-tl' 

Tllis climaxed an ci|>hl-urfli win. n( WPIKIPII. N. C. 

course, given by the Red Cross, • • . 

1 whirli begun June 36 • Mr- (inner Lmnlcv and dnimli- 

i Qieiin City visitors Included m r• i'. Muri-m. IL-11 Tiii'sdny u, fii- 

ENTERTAIN AT 

BUFFET SUPPEB 

Mr and Mrs. Thmims Giivln. 2M lh(1 -raduntcs wci. : Mrs Hurli- 

Ocean rd".". entertained at n bufiet «'•' sttimipliR. Th.- Misses Jane V 

supper recently. 

Amony the guests were Mr. and 

Mrs. Jerome Hurley. Mr. and Mrs. 

Aliner Byron. Mr and Mrs. 

Chr^smnhpr Kelly, Mr. und Mrs, 

Reginald Waikms Mr. nnd Mrs. 

Tho pni'tv took place nt ihi* 

Wr-stfield, ibM Weslcv m 1 . wlicre 

Mrs. Crnrirr is vacaiionliiB witli 

Hi-li'ii mill unolhir duimlite!'. 

'rrarln'ip raptnin Cnvier n 

i miw M'liiim wiili tlie U K linn- 

iii U'Vf.-y in trio Smith Puelfir 

(iilis's at the purls ineludi'd 

llv H Mni'I-pnn nnd sun. Dun- 

in nf Plttablil'qll Liculcllailt.col- 

PaeUlc through which she had Ira- 

veiled on "her way home from In- 

dia in 1S36, 

Bieri mentioned the Bur- 

mese women who are extremely 

dainty, yet smoke eight-inch cigars, 

known as cheroots. They wear »ul- 

ongs which are anything but the 

Dotty Laniour type, as they are 

wrapped around at the waist and 

extend to the ankles, Miss Bieri 

said. Their short blouses invariably 

have five buttons, which arc chang- 

ed m quite the same way Ainrrleaii 

women clmnjje tlioir earrings. 

Another stop was at Malucea, 

from which place a railrnnd ex- 

tends through Uic jungle to 8in(in- 

pore. It was that rnilroiid, Ml^ 

Bieri said, that the Japs tued in 

their "back door' entry iiitn tile 

Brltbli Navy base. 

While in slnMapjic Miss Bieri no- 

ticed tile stability of the Christian 

Spray from South 

End Rock Pile 

Banquet Honors 

Rev, Bowman 

gu 

ty Boiiim ftn 

Mr and Mr, 

two chlldrfn' 

Mrs, Benner'i 

of Bethlehem, 

OTY 

SOWERS POINT NEWS 

Miss Smith Weds 

Corporal Rest 

HOMEHS POINT — Miss Loin 

fimlih-diiuislitor of iwymoiid smith 

S U luto Mrs, Eulli HlBbre- 

Mm In BiirMota, Fla,, Bunday, Mrs, 

Rcht will roinaln at tho home o( 

hrr fatnpr. 

CIIfcNOVVBTH ON 

IMPORTANT ROTARV HOARD 

SQMKns POINT — Arthur 8, 

Chenuwetli, superintendent of At. 

Iiintlc City Bchouls. whose home U 

a Hii of Olbbs av, beeame the '" Somurs Point, has becii 

bride of Corpora^ rred RCSL, son 

"(Mr und Mrs, Fred Rent, Br . ul 

oiiii't wcddlnii ijerformcd at trie 

rsonuae of Ucthany JVIetli.idist 

ureh Sntiirday vvpnlni;, with Rev, 

E Hickiiiiin, officiating, 

Tlit cnuple was attended by Uic 

•ides '.istcr. Miss Doris Biniili. iiml 

brother. Clurles Smith 

The bride is a uranddnuRlitcr or 

Ihe late JudKO Enoch Higbce iiiid 

"„, Biiiduated from Ocean Citv 

J a member of a seven-man com- 

mittee LI Rotary interiiatiolial. Th? 

euniuutiee will meet at Excelsior 

Bprinis, Mo,, Bcptoniber 12, with 

nii'iiiljcri: reiiresgiiting Australia, 

Ciinndu and other eountrleB Thii 

cumnuttee function is the relief of triTrin«* 

wiir-affectcd Rotnriiuis. marines. 

Four Point Men 

On Saipan Island 

Mayor Receive* Let- 

ten from Them 

SQMEHa POINT-Four men from 

Somers Point ire now on Salpmi 

Island In the MarlinM, nccordlng to 

Mayor Fred W. OhapmRn, who hu 

received lettore from them in the 

past few day«. 

They are Baymond Hyde, quar. 

ttrmMter (le) and former president 

of Oity Council; Bergiant Joseph 

DlOrlo, Sergeant Wejley Lees and 

Fred Avis, Jr Tlie latter three are 

Mr ciitiujwtth it, a former gov- 

i ti Ji 

nnr ill tiie Jutii Rptary district. 

„„. . . . . . . . Pf c ' Ji'im Spiia iia-s returned to 

High School and Atlantic city bus!- Criug Field. Ala., after spending a 

ness COIIOBC, furlnush with his mother, Mrs 

Oorponil Rest returned to Ills d'i- Mutjdvllnn Spitz 

By PAItKE B, FRAIM 

A baiiquci iiolioriiiK Rev. Lihli 

Bowiiiun. (if the BprliiK OardiMi Me 

ihiidist Church. Philadelphift. tn 

Mr find Mrs. 0 R. Jekscin, of 

Pilt^buiRh, h;ivi' returned home af- 

ler sprMidlng 10 days at Ship A'Hoy. 

MOo-SBlO Central flv, 

* # * 

The Siiuthenders appreeiiited Ihe 

cffurtpsy nf the hienl bus eoinpfiny 

in semiino n special bus Saturday 

ut 7 pin In take them to tiie Bow- 

inasi Banquet at, Hotel LJncuin. 

PA. LABOR ornoiu," 

ON VACATION 

Mr and Mrs 

Wi] and 

aiin. of Chester 

Petrikin is an ""' 

ut Morris Hall 

av. With thorn are" 

HuTiimer and mn. 

the wife of Col. 

fice of suppllM, 

Mr Petrikin It 

Peiinsylvnnia 

I The Union Chapel by the 

ihiidisi Church. Philndelphia. to , . _ . - _ . • . 

celebriite hi.- 2B ycirs as Slimmer : Hnsisti-d of 'i Sunday Behoul attend, j 

"" » Sunday of ira hil th 

of the Union Chapel by the 

h d 

""i 1 ' 1 »» Sunday of ira while the 

(lilel MacLran iiU seriiilK in 

n 

nine 

, Since thci beginning of Summer, I MeCloskey and 

M children have been admitted, -IT. 

Frank Peddli. Mr nnd Mr,s. Ed 

Mr. and Mix Lou- 

and Mrs. Thomas 

ind Mrs. John A, 

Mrs. Fred Sener, 

ward Buckley. 

Is SleHcl. Mr. 

To Be SURE of 

RISLEY'S 

SERVICE 

Be SURE 

He's Now Employed 

By RISLEY and in 

a RISLEY Truck 

In spite of wartime manpower problems, RIS- 

LEY'S Laundry pledges to you BEST POSSIBLE 

SERVICE under existing condition!. 

Still serving Ocean City after more than 25 

years. 

Established 1894—Telephone Pleasantville 224 or 

Dial Atlantic City 4-3121 

nail. Mary C V MiCnuisex. 

Miti-Rarrt A. Pelt Japs from Snipnn 

sclitlnl civilian use ISI'I 1 ' be ;ippi icri 

nnd forwarded to Wn hir.Btnii fnr 

final consideration >vhen the appli- 

cant furnishes a letter finm a sales 

agency st.iilng that tnv siwrific Heht 

seryeant at an Army 

Point Churches 

BFTHANV METHODIST 

Rev C B. Hick-nan, pastor . 

10 a.m. Bunday School, 

i Si 

that applications for Uic purchase J truck is In stocK mid uivinfi the 

of new 'light motor i.ucks for cs- make and serial nuinher. 

HELP US TO PAY OFF 

OUR MORTGAGE 

Every contribution large or 

small is needed and will be 

deeply appreciated. 

Send Contributions to 

0. C. Seashore Home for Babies 

601 Pleaiure Ave. 

Sterling Silver 

ANKLETS 1 

Hand Engraving 

m 

JETER - the - JEWELER 

1142 Boardwalk 832 Asbury Ave, 

Plus 

Federal 

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Second BUnd, J MUM (ram Some Point Circle on 

L«ndlnr Koud, gcnllvllle 

We Are Now Cutting Delicious 


WE ABE NOW PICKING 

PEACHES CANTELOUPES 

Fatpts« 

Lima B«ans 

lirinf Beans 

Tomalott 

Pepper. 

Squash 

Sweet Potatoes 

Cabbaie 

OBCUmbcn 

y 

Ii a.m. Morning Service. Topic: 

• The Ten Lepers" 

Tin pin. Eveiiinii Service. Tuliic: 

"The Witherfd Hand. 1 ' 

ORAC I LUTHEBAN i 

Rev, Frank F, Ailler, »,T,SI., Pastor 

The Uih Sunciay after Trinity 

9 45 a in. Church School. 

II am Tin? service. Carl W. Weber, 

01 Ml. Airy Seminary, will preach 

the sermon; "The Master Physi- 

cian". 

The Beni&r Choir will sini; flic 

anthem. 

Epislie: 2 Curiiuhinns 3: 4-11. 

Oospel: Mark 7: 31-37. 

Tliurs, B p.m. Sr. choir rehearsal 

in Ihe church. 

• * • 

ST. JOSEPHS CHAPEL 

Somtrs Point 

Bunday Mnsses: 7:30 and B a.m. 

Confessions before mass. 

First Friday Mass 7:30 a.m. 

Pastry 

Shop 

STORE HOURS 

Closed Tuesdays and 

Thursdays after 1 P. M, 

Closed Saturdays from 

12 Noon to 1 P. M, 

Closed any day after daily 

baking has been sold. 

8th St. and Moore AVB, 

WANTED 

HOMERS POINT -The 

Society uf Cliristian Service of Bn- 

thnny Methodist Churnli Is imikini! 

a plra lor sinele sheeti, pillow rnses, 

turkish towels nnd tpa towels fnr 

the Methodist Home for Old Folks. 

Articles may he loft at the iinr- 

sonage, or the homes of Mrs Fred 

Rest 01- Mrs, Rudolph Fehllc 

CARn PARTY PLANSfD 

SOMBR8 POINT — Silver Mann 

Council, Degree of Poenhontas, met 

briefly ,it the fire hall Fliday eve. 

nins nnd planned n card party for 

the near future. Following routine 

business, the urrnip enjoyed dinner 

at "Macs', celebrating their 22nd 

anniversary. 

TO SPONSOR SHOW 

dOMERS POINT-The MninUnd 

Army Mothers' Club is spcinsorliiii 

n variety show, October 0. at Juii. 

ior Mcehiiiiics' Hall. Pleaaftntville. 

The shuw will be followed by a 

dance. 

TO TAKE OUT 

READY TO BAT 

DEVILED CRABS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

FRIED FISH 

POTATO SALAD 

COLE SLAW 

CLAM CHOWDER 

Also AH Kinds of 

Fresh Fish, Crabmeat 

Oyster*, Clams, etc. 

N. HICKMAN 


Phone 0448 

F/HAL CLEAR AHCE 

ALL SUMMER 

SHOES REDUCED 

TENNIS SHOES IN STOCK 

SHOE STORE 1 

045 ASBLRY AYE. 

I OPEN EVENINnsI 

Large Idlow freestone 

PEACHIS 

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BartUH Poor* 1 w 

crriu FANCY jiisir 

Bwmmi Potat* 1 w 

FAMCr SMOKIHOUSf 

Cooking Appl«« 3 u* 

For Finer Fresher Flam 

Enjoy ICED A & P Cofwi 

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Some Good 

Are Made 

Black ImJn 

Xing., Weak, ud 

^Flounders in Bay 

both outside and In the 

i' h«d Us upe and downs dur- 

||i» put WMk, with some ang. 

reporting good sport and 

Kelly, Reagan Win Annual 

Beach Patrol Rowing Race 

Lead Second-Place Team by Minute, 

22 Seconds 1 3,000 Watch Ocean Event 

•M boats ltd the parade, 

i pkntlful hauls of bass, per-. 

^«M flounders on hojh thi 

frojn Allen's wharf and thi 

i'Ctrlton from Chris', 

i Peerleaa on Sund»y riportid 

with See fish to Allen's when a 

• sf 27 want out with Captain 

Button. The same day more 

m «m caught by seven 

_ with Captain Bill DlJton 

\.Om Captain Allen. Catches Sat- 

r ted Monday were somewhat 

• the Sunday luck, 

PASTY HAS 236 

Mtfih of the week on the 

m SB bass, porgies and 

reported Sunday by Cap- 

J h. Loper, Thji Madlni 

i ni s 8M, pound bass by Guy 

• of M«ys Landing, Another 

p»rty Saturday landed 88 of 

species, tn« largest I 4"i 

taa The Thursday party 

this boat found only 34 of all 

of the bay catches) over the 

ena were reported to Le. 

Wharf. Featured in the list 

• i%i pound striped bass 

ht by George J, Raiser, of 

, Fa. Forty.five king. 

and five flounders were 

, In Friday by J. Beftseffer, 

Stout, BUI Miller and Otto 

Jack Kelly, Jr., and Joe Reagan 

were crowned the 1844 rowing 

champions of the Ocean City Bench 

Patrol last Friday night after de- 

cisively defeating five other teams 

of oarsmen la the annual one-mile 

ocean race. 

Kelly, who won tliR National 

schoolboy singles sculling ehafn. 

pionship on the' Schuylkill last 

Bering acquired his second leg or 

the championship trauhy placed In 

competition by his father. John B 

Kelly, former Olympic oarsman and 

local Summer resident. The gold 

trophy must be won three times 

for permanent possession. 

WON IN IM3 

The Penn Charter School senior 

w« teamed .with Sims Drain, of 

Ocean City, to . win ' the title in 

1M3. This year Reagan, a LaBnlle 

High School senior, proved just as 

able a partner as they sent their 

boar around the course in in mm- 

utes and 15 seconds, 

Somt 3000 or more persons wit- 

nessed the race from vantage pninti 

on the boardwalk, the beach and 

the lifeguard headquarter* ni loth 

st. 

WON BY BIG MARGIN 

Kelly and Reagan wnn by a sub. 

stantlal margin of one minute and 

S3 seconds over Jim Sundstriim and 

Jim McAllister, who hit !hi> beach 

5 FILE 

TWO FAMILY 

. APARTMENT 

3rtl ft Corinthian Ave, 

ma, Dlnlnf room, Klt- 

•M Bath. Time Bed- 

on! HaU'i njom In each 

T. maidate an Estate. 

CM be bamM »» » KMl 

Meriflte, 

WeD Financed 

STANTON 


Passler, all of Upper Darby. 

Steelman's wharf reported 0 

catch of 35 fish by Sam Wilson. 

Bill Freeman and Bm Deemer. 

Philadelphia. The haul included 

seven kings, a weak and two floun- 

ders, the rest being black boss. The 

also were biting well for an- 

other party from Steelman's who 

landed 20 of them, together with a 

flounder, on Monday aboard the 

Vi-Jan, Those aboard Included 

James Jordan, Joseph Strains and 

Jake Weldman 

Rev, W, J. Suandres, this cltv. 

reported 80 kings, bass and spots 

at Lomont's on Saturday, and 

Prank Morton and a party from 

Philadelphia hooked SI kiiiRs and 

weaks, Sehaeffer and Stout, the 

same day landed IB klnjis, 14 

flounders and tight baass. One of 

the flounders by atom weighed 

•j pounds. 

Another Lemont report included 

31 kings and flounders by H Per- 

kins and R, Madden. Camden; 30 

klnp and flounders by Bill Mof- 

nlg and B Jacobs. Philadelphia, 

and H, Pike, Washington, D C; 

33 kings and weaks, a flounder and 

several spots by Dr. R. Albright, 

Robert Ramsey and Charles Mor- 

ris; 13 kings, two weaks and a 

flounder by L, Lukeru. philadel 

jphia: m kings, flounders and bass 

I by B. Deemer, Robert Deemer and 

IBM't Harrison, Philadelphia- eight 

(klnp and a wtakie by Ed CreiBh- 

I ton, upper Darby, and Dirk 

l "~ 1 " h> -« Wllkes Barre, 

second with a time of 11 ;37.. sund- 

strum, a former Ocean City boy now 

attending LaHalle Hiyh In Philadel- 

phia, and McAllister, of German* 

town High, made It a neck.and. 

I neck affair on the way out to sea. 

But the Kt'lly-RcBEBn bunt rounded 

the half-mile buoy with a small 

edge and yradually increased the 

lead nn tin- homeward lap 

Jim sharkey and Chick Bramble 

put in a strong bid fnr second hon- 

ors, but were nosed nut into third 

spot by a margin nf tmly six sec- 

onds. Sharkey is a North Catholic 

Hi;Jh Beliunl student and Bramble 

is enrolled nt Temple University, 

Fnurth place went to Jack Hayes 

and Dan Rvan in 12 minutes 57 

seconds; fifth to Lew Wuyce and 

Ed Scuimanieca in 13:40 and sixth 

in Hub Rpnenn iincl Irvine Leswini; 

in 13 59. 

BiKBfsl thrill for spectators wax 

wheli the skilled IIIIKK cunie 

through Ihe surf to finish, riding 

their boat** un Che gentle rollers 

like surfboards. There ms only 

one L-.-isuaity when the Keagan- 

I^swing bout was caught broad- 

side by ,t wave and swamped, with 

Lrswing hurled civerhoaril. They 

finUhrii by wiiUinf, 

Mayor Clyde W Slniblr present - 

ed thr fhamphmship trophy in Kel- 

ly and Reaisan, and Mr Kelly, sr , 

awarded the permanent trnpliies t 

the srrnnd nnd third place ricwp. 

Kellers Clinch 

Softball Pennant 

Beat Guardsmen in 

Both League Games 

Kellers All Stars clinched the 

snftbuM league pennant last Friday 

by defeating the Ocean City Coast 

Guard team. 5-1, T{ie All Btnrs 

broke all precedent tills season7%y 

irimTiinK the Ouardsmen In both 

.scheduled league Barnes, thus shut- 

ting out all hope of a possible tie 

in ipngue standing. 

As a result of Friday's game, the 

Ocean City Softball League trophy, 

presented annually^ by the Muni, 

cipal Playground Board, will now 

he iiwarded tn the Keller team. 

MOORE PITCHES FAST GAME 

The Kcllertnen played fine ball 

throughout the game and mndo 

each hit count. Runs were scored 

by Father Bill jvfeKeever, Southard, 

CHistnfsnn, Smith and "Skyscraper" 

Blank Mnnre pitched one of the 

fustcst roiiies of the season backed 

mnlinger Harrv Keller In the 

rntrhiT'i liiiS: Also noteworthy was 

tin flue fielding of Bob Breekley 

who Muve Ihe All Stars n boost with 

ii ttoiely Iwo-biiKuer in addition tt 

hl.s hhuiiuiiu ihe CO'.< nut at first 

The (iiiiirils put (in the pressure 

I In imp iiiiiiiiR and caused the All 

{Stars n moment nf anxiety when 

the service tram senred its only run 

The counter attack, however, was 

easily iiycrtronir and tlie Kellernien 

hiwzvi] intn ihr finnl inning In 

Irntit. 

WELL • 

3 Champions Crowned In 

FiveShirffleboardTourneys 

Snappy Play, Keen Rivalry, Close De- 

cisiom Mark Popular Sports Event 

Thinmnn pitched fine ball for the 

. rn s nnd was jiiven strorm support 

Thi new ehaniDions used a novel j ,„. Cntchcr Knwadskl, Wyndhani 

lixiurc oil tlH'ir tinm which nuiv ,11H| Kenny in th.- inllelil and Kiirek 

'reriiHi ,,j 

wliH-h 

have helped them win They 

light-weiiihi f.ilse linw 

lielpeti prevenl I he eraii shipping 

writer nver Ihe Blinwales IIS they 

liuiiiched ii thruiinh the surr IIHIK 

iuJidint!. any extra weight After 

tiirnina' the" buoy, they disciirilm! 

the structure tu reduce wind rosin!- 

ant't' on tin 1 way b:iik in the briiih 

Jean Cooper Loses 

2nd Tourney Round 

After winning her flrst-muml 

match. Miss jean Cucper. nf tin 1 

Oi'eati City Teni'is Club wns in 

turn elimiiiiiteil in ihe'secimd imiml 

of the Juniur Naliiiial Lawn TMII- 

nis cliiiiiipiiin.-iliip luurnamcnt on 

Tucsduy a» 

Martin 1 .' 

The local EIH wnn nver Bi'in 

Newkirk, of the Pliil.idelphia Criik. 

el CluL, 6-1. C-l. ill the uprlllll"! 

dny'ii plnv Tin' si'Cuhd d;iv she y,M^ 

di'fi'iited IJ'' Burhfira Seoriild of SH.I 

Francisco. Calif,. 6-1. fl-1. 

Filiy-fiVe Kills from all pnrts n! 

till) Ci.illlti'V were nil lliinfl when 111' 1 

U.uiTHH npencd Mi.nday, 

stiin 

•.tan iiniis in the eight.team 

il in Jiilv, nre m ful- 

luu-s 

Kellir 

c-na.si niiiird . 

Pnst Oilier 

I.iliiiinirds . 

W 

7 

4 

0 

0 

e n 

Cane, 

0 133 

ifnreed out 

by tranjsrerl 

McFadden Leads 

Pier Fishermen 

Lands Nine Kings 

•nd 23 Weaks 

* City Real Estate 

Auction Next Week 

Continued from page 

i- 

BARGAINS IK REAL ESTATE 

Two-Family Apartment, furnished $3000 

'• Rental return MM, Two bedrooms in each apartment 

Cottage with heat $3000 

Unfurnished. Three bedroomi. Includes fmrare. 

Small Rooming House $2500 

Fair bedrooms. Gsod location. 

Owners send in Your Listings! - We Have Buyers 

•r* MacPHERSON -m 

300-13th Street Phone 1861 

PUBLIf INTERKST INCKEASliS 

The city lias been cuniliiriiuti 

^^^ surli sales uf iaiu! utquirrti b> tux 

hli! 

f'uring (he pa^l ycir the puhlir iii = 

tercst in the rflcrinp has bi'Mientire 

Imeiisr thiin ( ver as ri-flivii\l In 

the cjiiint tit ion fnr siitiie nf the 

mole chnicf' itoms. 

(Ity liseiil officials pointed nut 

iliis «pt.k that puffhasern of those 

lotn win not be thurged any Uiê^ 

at all fur 1944, Inasmuch as sct- 

tliMTHi.l prubably eanntU lie made 

fnr lifvnral months. 

As i-, the pa«, the cily will pay 

a eu'n'niMskjn nf 5 per een! !n li- 

! fen^s'd real i-Mnte brciker.s efTeelina 

| stilts. All Miles nre SO per rent cash 

, ir^mi'fl isieh . with the bnlnnce pay- 

I Mile -it filial settlenient. 

May We Sell 

Your Property? 

We have clients who are seeking 

Desirable Locations 

Ewing T. Corson 

Realtor 

and Ocean Ave, Phone 0007 

,7iihli McFnddnii took llljh indi- 

yHiual {ii,nnr,H fur anglinf? at the 

Occiin City Fishinc Club Ihis week 

fniiii Hi" standpoint nf his unusual 

and vaiied catch 

Mih'iuidcn on Saturdnv brought 

in niiir kinu.fi^h LUKI 2A weakfish 

One of the klnns tip|3cd the ufficial 

.scales nt ill ounces, which may be 

hum- enmiifh tu win him a tourna. 

int-nt inw.f- He alsu hroimht up on 

hiiok and line a green turile weigh- 

nut ft',- poundK 

Bill Smith, another club member, 

went down to Cnrsoii's Inlet this 

week and caucht two striped bas.;, 

one of s- pounds, the other 2' 

ditches a! the pier ran about 

average with kingflsh riiicl weakrisn 

Seme nf the other records Included 

iwn kings cud H weaks for Harry 

Humphries, eight weaks for w 

HJipp, seyi'n ttciiks and six kltus for 

Dick llenli-; riiiilt weaks fnr Bob 

Klliif 1 . IS kiiiBS nnd twn weakfi for 

Dr H. T Antrini, two ki'igi ,.nri 

six weaks for Harry Stelwacun, nine 

fc'ng.s and five weaks lor KJ Har. 

vey. four weaks and a flounder for 

Junes J. Dernry. two klng.i and 

inur weaks for William Alexander, 

five kings and two weaks for Ed 

Smith 

Fishing Club To 

Elect Officers 

All candidates In the field are 

without opposition in the annual 

flection of officers for the Ocean 

City FishlnR Club, which will take 

place tomorrow iSatnrday) nliht on 

the club pier nt 14th st. 

Dr, Walter M, filler, of Cynwyd. 

Is the retirlnB president. hBVlng de- 

clined tn accept renomihatlon. 

The unopposed nominee for presl. 

I dent is Charles Vellum, veteran 

| angler from Philadelphia, The oth. 

er candidates are: Ed Pee, Phtlft- 

delphia. first vlep president: Walter 

Davis, Philadelphia, second vice 

nresldent: Albert Alnsworth. Bomers 

Point, secretary.treasurer. 

Nominated for trustees ar Dr, Mil- 

ler. Joseph Hyde, of Boxborough: 

Harry stelwagun, Dr, H, T. An. 

trim. Edward MeOough, Charles 

Mulviiliy, nil of Philadelphia: Will- 

lam H. Bger, Ocean City, Oeorge 

F, Bailer, Sr., is scheduled for elec- 

tion as 'lonorary trustee. 

.Three new ehampleia have been 

crowned (us a result of two of the 

five chtimplorMhip tourneys being 

spimsured iintte iueal courts by the 

Ocean Clt/SfSKlebuiird Club, it 

was revealed this week. 

In the mixed doubles, C, W Wll- 

kins and Mrs, Ouuderhan won a 

close playnfl from Mr, and Mrs L 

Plialik Three games were require,;! 

to decide the issue, and the out- 

itne was ill doubt ui.tll the lnsi 

rhiii was played, 

MEET TOIifiil OPPOSITIOfJ 

Tuiigh opposition for the champs 

,>nd rtiiiiiers-up was providiit by 

tea."n.i Including those of L Biiwers 

dud Mrs. L b Hlpkins. and Mm 

llielma Hartmiin nnd I. O Hip- 

Mrs. L Shank nnd Mrs Cnoaer- 

han j.ilneil forces In the women's 

dinibles ui win an iscitinE final 

match fi'im Mrs Thelmn Han man 

find Mrs i.sohr] \dnniF After win- 

nitiB the first Bame by a safe mur- 

Kin. tin' Hart iian-Ad,iins te;im m i 

into ditfieiilty, Irisitif the two foi- I 

liiWiiiK inntchpfi ani coiLseqiienth' 

f:irf,'!(Im: the championship 

Other strung teams In the field 

Included Mrs. rieome Oixitlwtn and 

Miss Lurettii Fluieiiee and Mrs, Ar- 

thur Bnyan and Isabel Beans. 

WIfj MEN'S DOUBLES 

Dr.•William Wolfe and Les Leader, 

known to the club as the "Fli-lil 

Manslmls nf Sliurfleboard". y-ived 

tlielr straleKy siilflcicm to wn the 

cieetolve bottle nf the Hay In men'-: 

doubles. After playing biihu,:;tly 

from the first rmind to I In (IIUIH, 

Wolf and Leader uncorked 

conceivable shot to di leal 

Wmkleswiirth and Tom iJunii 

In this event Hie quiiiier 

IiM'ntl J. Jacobs and Oeurni 1 

•viii. with Mr Peters and M: 

rliiB, forcing the giiiiu to tiv 

Perhaps the biBKest ujis.-t so f, 

iliij' season was the (irfr.ii of Dr, 

.'•1-m Cnombs ami Mrs Mae Viill- 

,ieye in the Prst round u( tlv w.i- 

ineii's dniiblfs Bnili ehiiin I ns iif 

last season, they fri! rn^y prry t s i 

A'rs Clnoilwin and Mian FL.reiiie 

Priîilitil Frank Dunne, in KIIIII- 

•i.in^ up the iMiimrys ,ii.f t-d Ihu*: 

I 1. pmispH Hie cniuiniMre lisr run- 

jura one of the bi-,t i,,, t,.~i« in 

ihe rlub's histciiy 

Golf Club Beats 

Coast Guard Team 

The Ocean City-Bomera Hoim 

Ooll Club team defeoted the At,, 

liintie City Coast Ouard golf teain 

IMD week in i return mutch nt Ss- 

I mere Point. The score was HI'.: to 

if! . 

. An !;• M.iiis, neorge Shumo nri.l 

I Ted KnEiish were the indivldtril 

winners fnr the club, while Huy 

Benrd wns the only match victcr 

for th" tiiiardsmen. Hnrry Elwell, of 

tiie Hub team, turned ir a 7b for 

low tsrosx hnnoi's. m he defenti'd 

liob Stowe, folvner Wlllii nispnit. 

Pa . prolr Holial 

WIIDWOOD .«„ 

TO OPEN BIPT, { 

Tlie loth annual 

Memorial Q6lf Tou,,,,.^^ , 

held over thi course of t', 

wond uolr Club sepiemb-, ! 

10 All praes will b • " Bl 

! ai.d Slumps, 

LUBRICATION 

KXPEKT 

AR 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

1st A All.ii|tlf 

Phaneii 0000 4 8892 

veiv 

Tnm 

fin,.is 

Har- 

limit. 

NEW 

TIRES!! 

GOODYEAR 

FIRESTONE 

LEE TIRES 

In Stock 

practically ,U1 Sixes 

Bring Your Kalian Certificate! 

Tubei are unratloncil _no eer- 

tlficaU needed, 

EDW. G. KURH 


Lincoln 

lit and Atlantic 

- îÛ-ll.L^, lll^l^,^ 

Mrs. Wismer 

Wins Shuffle Play 

McCoy, Jacobs Top 

Scorers of Men 

In line of the fastes! ,i: cl ,ii.,si 

hard -ii.uuht tourneys nf ;,,» .-.huf- 

flebiiLird si'Lison Mrs. Am,,t V> isnier 

showed chiimpionshlp Inim in *ln- 

iB firsi prize nt the p.-i./rcsMve 

Tiatcli S.iiiiiiiay aflermuiii on tlie 

Recreuiion Center courts. 

Miss Loretta Plorpnee, piayi'iB her 

first round on the local tieck. took 

a dose second place, followed by 

Mrs. Arthur Bnyan wlm placed a 

perfect disc on the line t ' take 

third prl?.e 

MHS, IH'KN EVENING WiN'VKR 

Dtirlntt the evening mulch. Mrs 

Tom Dunn led the field to win to;! 

honors by a handy tnarein She was 

followed by Mrs A H Schaiif'.er. 

secuiid. nnd Mrs Wismer wlii atinin 

entered the winners bracket by tak- 

m third prize, 

fn the filial lag for prizes several 

•lose scores were decided by Direc- 

or Deo.Be K Gardiner with the 

aid of ihe official yardstick which 

has ti,iw heroine necessary equips 

ileti! :it the progressive tiiiiiiiii. 

WANTED 

Young Woman for Per- 

manent Office Position 

in Ocean City. 

Musi have at least high school 

MhiiMliiu with knowledge of 

typing. steady tulvancenient. 

Apply 

P. O. Box 5125 

menu. 

MEN'j, nUAf'KET 

Iii Ihe mi>n'j, bracket C I,. Mc- 

Coy and J .Trienbs, ixith VHiernn 

club mei'iibcrs. were l"|i ••.cnn rs in 

tlie first and seciind mutches, re- 

spectively Thes' wire Inllrivvi'fl ijy 

,1 Powers Cl M Viin limii n mill 

Pr W Thiiniiis Aillims 

Until the rveiiini; :iinl :llli"lionn 

niLIU'tn'S wr!r jhs \fi;l iilldrr llll'iil 

weather [(iriiiit HMIS Atirmirnir" ree- 

ords were surpassed nt e:ic!i eVtnf 

with Don spei'tcit,]!', Mnini! ih" i niirts 

Tweniy =fHr- fi'Mrts uc!r emplovecl 

throiiiihoiii ilie luiirtievs. and llitl 

ciinti'slants eiiirn-i! tin 1 plnv 

These liiiiinw nttepi the impular- 

Hy ol. Hie s|«irt and cive cnnclir-ivi' 

evldenco thnt the result has achiev- 

ed til" Cllsllticllilll "1 lil-illl! till' 

sluitllebiiard center nf the Norlli 

Atlantic roan. Diri'ciiir aotiiiner 

contends. 

For Investment — 

HOME or BUSINESS 

Buy 

511,513,515,517,519 EighthSt. 

SliiiM.uilial year riiund liuiliiiiijj cinisislinE nf faur ,,(„„,. 

»li;i( ii.ui upurtnirnl i (iiiuiiliinE rrcepllon liull. living nii,m j 

riHim. kitihiii, four brilrounis iiiiii bath, hardwiiiul fliMir 

hiiililiim i* hcuteil^hot aater heat, nil hunier, 

lllll', riiil.il lu iliuiiruhlr (cnuiitv 

I ,.r (Miiipli'le inliirniilliiin (UnCiTtiiliE llils nrTriiiif, a,u] nihrr 

uiirlh uhilc invi'stmrni nropi'rtii'v ennmiit 

RICHARD B. FOX 

Realtor 

8th and Atlantic Avenue 

»•••••»••>•••••••, i 

FurfUNfci (!: ri-af K 

GILL and CARR 

424 Eighth Strrp'. 

•••< 

jya, Riehter First 

A, Ope May 

in the titm an- 

Art show, which 

Bsturday night. 

L iuth Jersey »rttat, and 

rf m show ilnce Ita In- 

for oil 

jhow since 

his "Cape May 

, BI»O a well known 

artist, won first prta 

with his painting. 

g p Is a 1100 

award by the Uity 

also given Uy the 

iturts will be hung hi 

T atuepg 

raWent. is nmoim the 

in 1 p 

Tlie exhibit will nontliiue 

b 2 

orewry Owden. president 

O t An Lean UP 

***** 

John V, Pontiere 

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 

TODAY'S SPECIALS 

We Consider These Outstanding Bargains 

NICK HI N'(iAl.CllV, Nun porch, siltine room, ilinlng romn, kli- 

lin'ii. imi liedniimis, ii.ilh. In center (if tity, price santiO t'ash, 

( III TA«,i:, In i-enler of rlly. Llvirle roiim, dining rnoin, kiun, 

iiirie heilriiorn*, bath, till hat water hpiit. MOIIITII kililii-n Elw- 

trlr riMBf, .iiitiiniaiii' lull water. Cash S'l.HIHI. 

COTT'lCiK. mi Aslwry Ave, C'eiitral liit-utlcill, THII hrilriioms, fan 

hi< linanrrd, Price SII.IIIMI, 

ui: IIAVI-: M.INV >iuest4s over the week end. Mr and 

Mrs. Harris Bimmons and d*u£h- 

ter. MnlT. and Miss Marion CHmp- 

beli. all of Colllngswaod. 

Mrs M»y Trudel and Mrs Tho. 

mas MacAdams. of PhlUdclphln 

are spending a week with Mr, and 

Mrs James Jcwitt. 3S00 Ctiitrnl j 

HV, j 

I 

EDtfA HADnOt'K 

Sopr.ina soloist, it the Arch HI, 

Methodist Church, Philadelphia, 

who will iiiif at the morning 

evening services of the Oeean City 

Tabernacle Asswtatiim on Sunday. 

USB THE CLAiSIFIED ADS 

Buying I 

Cars For 25 Years 

MAKES THIS THE PLACE TO 

i, gell Vour Car for Cash 

^ Buy » Caf with Confidence 

•ff Have Your Car Repaired 

Prafnptiy 

if All lean—All Makes and 

Models 

Edw. G. Kurtz 

FORD-MERCURY 

LINCOLN 

lit and Atlantic Ave. 

Phones 0600 or 8892 

Friday, August 25 

In Case of Rain Show will lie held Aug. 26lh 

LIFEGUARDS' 

ANNUAL 

WATER SHOW 

Fun ... Thrills 

Entire Proceeds Contributed to 

American 

RED CROSS 

Starts Early ,, 7i30 P, M*. 

50 c 

Mayer'1 film of that name, now 

playing at the Burf Theatre, star- 

ring Irene Dunne with Alan Mar- 

shal, Frank Morgan, Baddy Me- 

Dowall, Dame May Whltty, 0, Au- 

orey Smith and Oladve Cooper 

Man., T**. uti Wed. 

Movie fans are In for a real mu- 

fiiral treat M the Hurf Theatre, 

where Metro . Goldwyn - Mayer's 

'Two Qirls and a Bailor" start* Its 

eiiKagement Monday 

Here to a picture that has every- 

thing! It's an outstanding blend of 

music, comedy and rmianee thit 

will keep you entertained every min- 

ute of the picture's running time. 

Than., Fri. and Sat. 

There's nothing lacking in "Going 

My Way," critics say, for the heart- 

wprmlnR story Is acted out by one 

of the most competent easts and has 

Leo McOarey at the reins to handle 

elifeetinn. Bing's brother-priests are 

Barry Fitzgerald, the kindly, tem- 

perate whimsical Father McHujh, 

genial and enthusiastic In his role 

as Father O'Dowd. Then, too, Rise 

Stephens appears throughout th 

film as a famous opera singer 

.which she ls>, rendering the "Hs 

banera" aria from "Oarmen" while 

THE WORLD rAMOl.'-j 

STEEL! 

VAUDEVILLE 

1 Separate St 

Admission 

Plus 10c'Tax < 

Children Under 12 Years 25c 

I'lus 5c Ta* 

FLANDERS POOLS 

Boardwalk at 11th St. 

TICKETS TOR HALE AT 

Kill C'riiKN Headquarter)), 112 8th Street 

Infdrmatlun Booth—Music I'ier 

Beach Patrol lleadiiuarters—10th Street and lto.irdw.ilk 

Booth an Boardwalk or any Bed ClrosN Worker 

DANCE 

AT THI 

GOLDEN 

GALLEON 


FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

Starting at 9 p.m. 

Music By 

DON ROMEO 

And His Orchestra 

FEATURING 

GINI HENRY 

VOCALIiT 

HAROLD MARTIN'S 

TENOR SAX SOLOS 

tl. S. COAil GUA»O ] 

TARS AND SPAI 

Dally 6 . 1 mat It P. M. 

FEATURING IN PEE8O»f H 

VICTOR mmm 

IN CASINO THEATRI 

IS BROADWAY ST/ 

Icatu 

PERRY 

SINGING SEN8A1 

APT^NOON 

RUNS 

WILD 4 RHT inn 

KM IMIIS 

SLiRllvnill 

Hif MINI 

DANCING 

BOBBY 

ALEX BARTHA Allarnirio 

SEHSATIONAL C'PCUS 

Daddy Dave. Kiddiw R 

SUBMARINE DIVING 

MABCH OF TUta IN 

Z00-4 BIO FUN HOUSES 

JACK'S GROVE 

ON THE MA¥S LANDING ROAD 

ONE MILE FROM SOMERS POINT CIRCLE 

Spend the Evening in the Moil 

Beautiful South Jersey Cafe 

with 

• • ALGA HEADLEY • • 

The Organiit with a Thousand Mtlodieg 

Well known in Atlantic City and New York'i exclusive hoieU 

anil theatre*. 

She will delight you with her repertoire and gladly play your 

favorite rejatrt, 

DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 

NO COVER NO MINIMUM 

THE CRBT THEATRE 

WlidWMd Crest. New Jereey 

f. C. DfMm Frtmtl 

"Udies in Retirement 

TBH Aaf- I* ihru s "'" ®* pu * 

Nothing Like It Anywhere Along the Atlantic Coast —— On the High Bank, Somers Point 

RIVERVIEW INN 

CM* M*r> »W 

'Lady WtndenMM 

Mon., Aui. U thniSat 

POINT 

CAB SERVICE 

Semen Point 

TOM SULLIVAN 

see The New Glass Bar 

The Rock Garden Bar 

You'll be telling your friends about this unusual bright spot; its at- 

moiphere, fine food and drinks. 

SEAFOODS STEAKS CHOPS 

Entrance—just Off the Circle, Somers Point 

ROY STEELE and ABE WALDENI 

Jack Newlon 

At the Piano Every Evening 

Phone Somer» Point 934 

>k_;,...V .'• 

i t. '•'

STAINTON' 

Cape May County's Largest Department Store 

MEN'S SUITS 

55.00 Faikien Park Suits 



39.S0 Stainton Suits 

35.00 Stainton Suits 


^5.00 Stainton Suits 

.a 


Topcoato and Overcoats Included! 

Pine nil wool suits .suitable for ycar-around wear , . , 

worsteds. ifflhiirdint'.N, rht-viiiis, SITJJI'S. Mm tw 

lightweight tropical Huits. 

Continuing CLEARANCE 

20% Off 

Summer Dresses 

Summer Coats and Suits 

RF.COND FLOOR 

Identification Bracelets 

Sterling silver 

$2.50 to $18,00 

Gold Filled, $2,50 to SI 5.00 

CHARM BRACELETS 

$1,00 up—plus 20% tax 

—THE HOUSE OF VALUES— 

—Fameui iiaee 1199— 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

A | la^t wrrk 

I at Minitii Bt «h FH ni rnrding tn 

J polin uf th il rif\ iihn requested 

I Ot-pfln Clt\ ptilur tu lr\ Ut Icjfitt 

(pu^ribh riliiiw hi r* Tile nnlv in- i 

ftjiinatinn (btninnbU ^ni that de j 

t» ist-d hi c a "-i^tpr fn Otrman\ 

Thi- re I lurunf imil hud nut fat in I 

hi-ii the p L.SI inn \t t! fulluuinL ! 

] !hr ri* uh ul hi ft 1ft 

1HI s OF IIF ART 

A1T4CK AT IIOTFI 

Ml Alki B Md|,liltzl'\ 61J? 

Mtittiti t Oi rinmtiiiiii Fi tin ti 

f u henrt itldtk here Miintl ii 

nli'ht t 1 Iiulil ttlieir slit hnil 

bi 111 11 ltinj, fi r is ftt 1 k with hi r 

d 1 ikhti r 'iiiit ^lit nl it i 111 

vlii ii In hir hn bind Albi rt 

Funn il elim *itrt bi mtj TI 

r 1 (ml 1 1 1 In in Phllndi lplili 

Retired Phila, Man 

Dies in Hospital 

He In it HTiw.ird H7 fir nmv 

,11 1 1 ii îiiip mil nulimf 1 Tnt 

D 11 11I1 In' 11 In 1 i r " il f' rm ri'" 1 

V , )il 1 in Tin ^d i% In Shun Mi- 

ni ml n pini ifin in Illmw »f 

iin 11 *i 1 f fin 1 tl bi .in n nit 

In ir r indlll in 

Ml Hilvulil T*hn rntirrd tftl 

,,,1 ,,., rillirhin in Mnrch with 

Mr» HaiWirtl nml linfl n "_^ < ' I I 1 I _ I I 

II! II -s I 1 MSI II 

II Ml I I 1 1 I A 1 k 

M S , MINI M I M 

ALL-AMERICAN ATtACK By COLLIER 

I I II M]l 

-runts., nil. A HAT., Arc;, 

K»l> SKKI.TON • HNTIIEH WH.I.iAMK 

II .SKKI.TON - KNTIIEH WII.I.IAMM . MASH. RATIIRnvi 

.1KAN l-llltllK . HARIIV JAMI'S • XAVIIIt (ll \T 

"BATHING BEAUTY" 

In lri liliiii.liir 

MO\., TIiKS, i WEi>, Af(l. Jli.Jli M 

JOVCF KKVMOI.IIS KOIIKKT IIM'TON KIIUMill 

ANN |IAI!I)IV(. . IIOHEMT ISIiNI liljy 

AI.AN IIAIJ.: unil II.VI'TIF. Mi'IIAMi:i. ill 

"JANIE" 

TIllilN., FBI. i SAT,, Al'Ci. II! - si-m, 1.3 

AI.W MAKSIIAI. - LAI1AINK IJAV . M-\ltSII\ HINT 

anil AI.I.YN JONI.VN In 

"BRIDE BY MISTAKE" 

TWO EVK. SHOWS STABTINC1 7:15 — Miilimc llaily. 3:M 

TIMRS., FIH. A SAT.. Al'G. S4.JS.3fi 

I LAI'IJL'TTE C'OI.HFBT - JENNIFKIt .FONKS - SIIIIil.FV TEM- 

I'l.t: . ROBERT WALKER - MONTY VV(M;I,I.KV • I1ATTIE 

MfliANIH. - I.IONEI. HARRVMOKH and AI.HKHT 

BASSERMAN in 

"SINCE YOU WENT AWAY" 

flrsl Easii'rn Shotting Oulsiilr or New Viirk 

Ailv;inrrd I'rics fur lllis Pniclui (iim 

shows ai i • [i-30 ana !i::io 

IIAKKAKA STINHVCK • FliED M'li-MrllBAV - EI»\V\III) 

itCiltivsoN ami .II:.\N iiriniti; in 

"DOUBLE INDEMNITY" 

TUCKS.. KRI. iSAT. ACCJ. il - Srpl. I- 11 

HETTK DAVIS • CLAl'IlK KA1NS - WAI.TKB AHF1, 

and KICIiAKIl WAHINCi In 

"MR. SKEFFINGTON" 

Two Evfiiiiis Shows, stiirling 1:1S — Matinrp Dally Sl30 

TIUKS., FBI. £ ÂT,, Alfi. 'i4-JS.;li 

1KENE IJUNNE, ALAN MARSHAL. FRAVK MOKfiAN._ROpDI 

MolJOWALI.: VAN JOHNSON and ('. Al IIHKV SMITH m 

"The WHITE CLIFFS of DOVER" 

MC1N.. TIES. « WK1»., ACCi. 38-2n.SH 

JAN JIIHNSON, JINE AM.YSON. fil.OBIA DE 1IAU.N, JO»t 

1TURHI. JIMMY ni'KANTE. OKA( IK AI.I.KN. 

BEN BLtE and liARIEV JAMES in 

"TWO GIRLS and a SAILOR" 

Till'KS,, IRI. * «\T.. At Ci. 31 Sfjll. 1-2 , 

HINtl CROSB1-. KISK HTEVEN14, BAISRV ITTZGEnALD 

and JEAN HEATHER in 

"GOING MY WAY" 


ôbnetone'e 

Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner 

Mondays, Open AI! Other Days 

858 Atbury Avenue 

Phone 

0394 

WMMajri I AM. to 10 P.M. 

Ne 8»I*i Sunday 

Street - Just Over the Bridg«s 

BAR OPEN SUNDAY AT 

1 ' » ^ *, v 1 1 J 1 u i 

' « 1 1 \ r 1 1 M i__ 

I I M 1 ' I 

I -, I i M l 

Si l(?l k ini lf! ! ^' n n|il '* w " ^ (l1 " 

hri 1 I. I' • ""-'I' 1 " 

City to Sell Real Estate 

l |j I | | t t lilt tlllll ill I l ll\ IIWIH ll 

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I ,i ih | i | i H ill i ii I I i i i I' nit' H I 

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,„, il in i|i h o « nit, tin- ' I' I il its 

| n|| | | n nil tin II li il i t it In l-i i 

n i tIn II iipiiiiiin i I 'In in 

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Un munii i| ilits i' I" I 1 | " 1 "I-' 1 ' ' ' 

s i n, | i 1 i i in tin il H ^ il is nl til iii 

,„, i i i Him, tin i lni ssill himj, tin m 

I uk ml Un t i\ Mililmt, i li 

| M | , I I 1 (111) till I ill ill I II HI '1 1 

r,| | i i i i I si t mid tin i il i ttmj. 

, H|i l i p t w il i m p n si iiuiii 

The County Cuts Expenses 

In iss I tin lilii t ilill ii nit s ii in In 

1, n li n M ms t iiiilpi'iiil < M" ^1 is 

( ,1 m li h il h i h isi ii hi' si il 1h 

eiisnl li I it nt H iim mi- I" i ' lll| K 1 X 

p(li _i | pi l u nt \\\ n[ tin tit lit i in 

[llllMlll ll SU ll I III H I I UH 1 lllll)- I" HI 

iiitu tin». 11 H i I in ils i> ni nli lis thi 

Stiti I i pisi l ssnitli nnt mils m tin 

tiitnl inwiii nt hut in llii ill f u turn ni 

kntiwiiiL t i n t % mil m u n i s ssill In " i l l 

pmt I ,IL ( inti i n jiiuMili- i w i l l ' n i 1 

Protecting the Future 

fiiilin 1111. (hi piilii \ or uts 1 iininli 

sun 1 in s 11 urns mini tn lu|i ""'I '"" 

ihh |i, in () , ,n ( it\ tin "-until OIL 111 

tits lmpiiAtnunt \«.M n 1I11111 MIIIIH! 1 

timih ss 1111111!, wlidi it '•n s « Hi it '" I" 1 

numlit 11 mt iLsiduit slinuld piiilut 

Hun futini \n sup]uiitiii(, llu nt\ eifl 1 

'Hi*! in tins pi)lir\ iisistiTij, llif ttnipti 

ti in tn 11 ip ti nipni it \ j-nn 111 tin mti 1 

Tin IIHIIILIII is 1 ^n( il miL mil mils foi 

rinmmint n nli 11U lint Im nil ]niipi 11\ 

1)1 mi mil fui ill iithiis who sinciiLh 

Imp tin 1 nt 111 ts ol tin 0 iiw iMPjiti >" il 

fimih inmmiiMiU it he 111 

Backlog for Street Pavement 

hpii_ ipmieit thit will tiimnt 

'In h fcllM I tiPPts intii puul 

,. ;.. 

Al O 

Wilbill Llirk sdiinn Blhh II 

11 il Mid II T xvi llip ivni 

Ikiiiil t 1 L* ^lul r il liurt ii 

li "It itli 1 I O ill Tin 

Iliul Sih

Methodist Speaker. 

Sermon Subject: ''Preparing for Peace" 

SPECIAL MUSIC FOR THIS SERVICE 

"Fnlnde and Faint In E Minor" , 

"Jem, Joy of M»B'§ Desiring".,, 

Solo, "Fatal H» 

"Hymn Inltent" 

Q ^ "Still, StUI with Thee" 

TWUade, "Jen, Thaa Art Mine 1 ' 

...Darh 

...Bafh 

Malniic 

Cloltey 

Foole 

Bach 

7-M UM Boardwalk Twilight Service 


GUEST SPEAKER 

DR, PAUL WAITMAN HOON 

First Methodllt, Gcrmantswii, I>a, 

jIMMei, •FMUvat Prelnde 111 D" 

"At Evening" 

QautctU. Shttp and Lambs that Safely Craze" 

ftafnuio.Tfnar Dwt, "SU1I As the Night" 

Cwttnlto Solo, "The Prayer perfect" 

Mule for both Services by 

QEORGE Q, ASHTON, organist ai.,1 , hoirmaslcr 

Matthews 

Kinder 

Barn 

Ootie 

Stensoii 

feUTD DOEBE, Soprano ANNE SIMON, ContralUi 

OEOKGE LAPIIAM, Tenor IIABBY MAKTVN, Bags 

re 

Welcome Cfiat' 

«That excels 

Aintere 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

ASSOCIATION—65TH SEASON 

Aibury Avt., bttwecn 5th and 6th 5b. 

, AUGUST 27. 1944 

10:45 A. M. 

in the Tabernacle 

7-M P. M, 

In Village Theatre 

Dr. J, Lowrey 

Fendrich, Jr. 

of Clnclnnnti 

formerly of Washui£ton, D r. 

Preaches both Morning 

and Evening 

FOEVL,VE SOUG SERVICE 

led by 

KICK. W. WK1OIIT 

«t AVjk 81. JlelboiM 

Dr. Fendrich 

At Tabernacle 

Pre*cher-Psychologut 

to Speak 

Bible Institute At 

Baptist Church 

Bunday will be Bible Institute of 

Pennsylvania day at the Ocean 

City Baptist Church. Of special in 

terest will be the fsirls' trio and the 

male quartet, bo-.n of which are 

coniipffrti with the school, 

Pipsident William A. Mlernn will 

deliver the message at the morning 

worship service, while Ralph Burns 

a student of the Institute, will speak 

to the young iieoplc at 0:30 p. tn., in 

the lower auditorium. 

The Bible Conference session at 

7:30 p. ra. will have as its messeneer 

W, O, Blount, dean of the Bible 

Institute, who also will speak at the 

Monday evening session of the MBit 

Conference. 

At 8 p. m., Tuesday through Frl 

day. Rev, Phil Snint will be uuest 

speaker, A niuhtly feature of his 

meetinm is the PMtel Painting he 

flrnws while standing before the audience. 

He also sings appropriate 

hymns. 

Vacationist Held 

As Heading Lottery 

Charles A Mnylan, of Upper Darby, 

Pa . a vacationist with ills family 

at Wildwond Crpst, was arrested 

Saturday on » chiirfe of being a 

klnopin in a lottery by which workors 

at the Sun Shipbuilding Co.. 

Chester, allegedly were being mulct, 

ed of thousands of dollars each 

week. 

Moylan, a Storeroom clerk at the 

Sun yard, was said by police to 

have 'distributed lottery books to 

others, who sold tickets tn workers 

at 2S cents each. He waived extradition 

from Wildwood to Ohester, 

LUBRICATION 

PALMER 

I1M-29 ASBUBY AVE. 

MEETS 12:15 (Noon) 

Wednesday At 

SIMMS' 

OCEAN CITY SENflNEUJbGER 

Episcopal Church To Have 

50th Anniversary Service 

Rectory Mortgage to be Burned Chi 

Wednesday! Both Properties Clear 

tfcw m ho^d hwkk M 

Some mre at the ntyaUSi JfoitI, 

others In tht Central av ichool or 

In atltes Hall, now known al the 

Hahn building. When the cltrgy 

could not he present, the service 

was read by William Friniti, n 

layman. 

PKQPfBIV PURCHASED 

Dr. J. Lowrej Fendrlch, Jr of 

Clmlnnati. will prcatli both Morn- 

Ins and evening at the Ocean City 

TYibernaclc on Suritluy 

Dr. Fendrii h lius until recently 

been pitakn of the Metropolitan 

Oeean City camp 

D. C. where he h rcroRnized as an 

y with the 

eloquent preiu her mid nn e^poolnllv 

Ocnut Cta 

gifted t\|iert In Uppllcd religion" 

n and will 

by modern ps\fholc>îoal methods 

through next 

He has a much lurRor field In Cincinnati 

The niorniuK serviu 

of tho meeting* will 

HfoBgtooN The preachi 

pr. J. lowray Fendrtch. 

,_ _ Ddnnatl, who for iev»n»l 

I •qodjioted a school of applied 

' lnd Mchology In bis Met- 

»byterUn Church, 

, B. O. The school hw DR. PAIL WAITMAN HOON 

| TBlne to thousands of peo- jUiuhUr of the Methodist Church 

in Germcinloun, who will be loest 

speaker fur the Boardwalk Twl- 

, Vtndttch'a presence In Ocean Nfhl lervice of the First Metho- 

1 ttmtner colony has made this dist Church Sunday evening In 

r possible for Ocean City the Moorljn Theater. This service 

will be open to the also liu an unusual program of 

instrumental and vocal mule by 

^W Leader Rev. W. W. Wright 

anUUndlnf artist*, and hymn 

I lead ft song service each even- 

" tod by outstanding soloists. 

j Mm, John Bullough, con- 

, Of Washington: Mrs. B W 

•„ Philadelphia, and J. Lloyd 

y,.of Pittsburgh. 

I FOB WMtK 

I ptogram of addresses nt the 

JM beginning Mpnday at 7:45 

. follow.: 

_ "The Wod at Mte- 

— "Spiritual Relaxfi. 

Wednesday — "Ideal In Action," 

Twttday — "Men's Place to the 

tttlve Order" 

— "The Law and the 

1 ,it 10 45 o'clock, 

is nt the historii Tabernnclc 

on the Camp Gnuinfl Ample fiee 

pirklnK im the prouniLs Enhance 

on Aibuiy iiv 

Tno fveninf.' st'ivttc at 't 4S oelock, 

is In the VIILIKI 1 In 188S, M. 0. Clellond, who had 

Huh/ Trinity Episcopal CJhureh, I rectory. The raising of $1,5150 dur- built a house at 1053 Central av, 

11th st. and CoiHrBl av., will ob- 

offend to Sell the corner lot adserve 

Us SOth anniversary of Its 

I There will be • short service in joining it u a church site far MM. 

founding on Bunday, Rev, Richurd the church, followed by burning the Rev, MMtin Algner, otte of the or|- 

8. Bailey, recotr, announced thin mortgnm. Light refreshments will glnal group who launched the 

week. 

bo served afterward.In thi rectory. ehureh program, borrowed the mou- 

The Episcopal Church building ey to buy the land and secured the 

Services will be as usual, but with li-is been an Ocean City landmark TJaitt eonferred with several othgr 

jmuhasis on the past growth of the, 

48 years and is the oldest church leading clergymen, and through 

church and its future plans for de- building in the reiort in continuous 

their Joint BftorU several families 

velopment. Copies of a special use. 

were interested in the proJpect ol a 

booklet on the history of the church 

Summer church. 

1 

will be distributed, and may be ob- PROMOTED BY BEV, TA1T 

Durlni! the Summer of IM iervtained 

by calling either at the , History of the denomination hero an av, and came to the seashore for 

church or rectory. 

j dates biiek to 1883 when Rev Fran- a rest. He found he couldn't re«t 

TO BURN HBCTOIt* MUKTRAGE cis M. Tiiit, then rector of St. Paul's without a ehureh here. 

On the following WcuiiMQiiy, ' church Ohester, Pn., and later Early the following Summer. Dr. 

Aniiust 30, nt B p in,, there will be bishnp of Pennsylvania, purchased Ing tills season has made It possible 

Theatre 011 a celebration on the occasion of ii Bummer home at 3rd st. and Oee- burning the mortgage covering the 

the board >viilk nt 8th st 

Miss. t,dna Haildixk of the Aicl' 

it Mcthiidltt churdi iholr Philudelpllla 

will be soprano soloist of Church Announcements 

CHURCHES OF CIInlST, rENTRAL OCEAN CIT¥ 

SCIENTIST 

I UNION CHAPEL 

•CHRTBT JEBUB' is the Lesson- I Sim! *i. and Central »v. 

! Rev, Vincent U, BcckeH, I)D. of 

Sermon subject for Sunday, AUKUst 1 

(he Wdudland V, P, Chiveh si 

21, 

i Philadelphia in charts of SIT vices. 

Golden Text; "Though Israel be I 10 am Sunday School. 

Ill am, Pieaehlni Service. 

not gathered, yet sluill I be glor- 

• • m 

ious in the eyes nf the Lord, and 

Church Editor 

my God shnil be my strength." FIRST METHODIST 

lib Hi, and Ccntnl »v. 

Senmin. PassaRes frnii the Kinp Benjamin F Allgood, Mlnisiir 

At the Strand 

James version tif the Uibie include Thi 

"Fcr the law wns given by Moses, 

but grace and trutii came by Jesus 

Dr. Ruff to Preach 

ChrUit," (John ]:!7i. Correlative 

Sunday Night 

passages from ''Science and Health 

with Key to the Scriptures • by Mary 

Dr. O. Ilson Buff, editor of tho 

Baker Fcidy include: 

Church Bulletin sen-Ice at tho Unit- 

•The Christ is Innorporenl. spirit. 

ed Lutheran Publication House, will 

UBi.—yea. the divine image and 

bring the semion-message to the 

likeness, dipellinK the illusions of 

Church on the Boardwalk Service in 

the senses: the Way, the Truth and 

the Strand Theatre Bunday at IAS 

the Liie. hraliilE the siek and cast- 

p. m. 

ing out evils, destroying sin, dis- 

Dr. Ruff has been enaaBed chiefease 

and death." ip, 3331, 

[ 61 YKAES OLD ly in preparing book manuscripts 

MISS EDNA HADDOCK 

«a( annlyiriary of the 

for publication. However, as editor 

Christian Science services vil- 

ig of the tea isle Methodist 

of thi weekly scries of folders usod tile day. 

lage Theatre, 8th st Wd Board- 

was observed Bunday when 

In i.OOfl churches, he Is well known Community SOIIR services precede walk, every Sunday at JI a.m. 

William W, Psyne, superln. 

throughout the church at large. He each service, led by the Philadelphia 

•nt of the Brldgeton District, 

ij a staff member of the national Conference song lender, Ri>v^_ Rich. 

i the prtacipal speaker, 

weekly paper of the United Luther. nrd W. Wright, assisted by Trump. 

an Church, The Lutheran Previous eter Daniel Brodhcad, pianist Miss 

to his publication activities, he was Marion Taylor, of Hafldon Heights. 

iet to Train I pastor In several parishes of seatim 

Pennsylvania, 

$2,50 

Says U, S, Must Build 

_• to ejrteh a train Sunday CHBISTIAfl SCIENCE 

i proved exjunsivg for Ma BROADCAST TONIGHT World 'Highway' 

Tonight (Friday), from 8; 15 to 

Quest speaker at the meetine of 

' 8'30 o'clock, a Christian Science 

the Slimmer Auxiliary of the First 

I program will be broadcast over the 

Presbyterian Church, Monday, a 

'Blue Network and may be heard in 

The Flanders was Dr. Fred W, Sia 

eey. of the Kiniball Memorial Me 

>w Jenty over Station WJZ, thodist Church. Woodbury, wnnse 

•top sign on North st, from 

topic was "A Word for Today uut 

• av. to tot Gardens railroad 


of Yesterday." 

DS! THIS CLAISIFIED ADS "The challenging words of lone; 

ago might have been spoken tn 

day," Dr. Staeey said ill refiTrini 

to a verse from Isaiah which con 

cerns the bulldinjii of a -hiRwa; 

FIRST CHURCH for God's people." 

"As Christian men and women 

work toward God's city, they are 

making a pathway for others tn 

METHODIST 

Follow." he continued. "The only 

safe place to be is with the men 

"The Church With The Chimes" 

who nre buildiiiB the highway." 

CENTRAL AVENUE at EIGHTH STREET 

Dr. Staeey said America must j.iii; 

BENJAMIN F, ALLOOOD, Minister 

In the building nf the world hieh 

say and ovrr-rult those who try 

9:30 Church School 

tu stnp the work by talkinu of cost 

10:45 Morning Service of Worship 

safety find isolation, 

J. Lloyd Mahony. solnLst nt the 

Music Pier, sanK severnl selections, 

aeenmpn nied at the piano by Miss 

Julia Williams, of Philadelphia 

1 i;rent problem facing the enlipJUrru'fi 

peoples of the world just 

now is, not how to win the war, but 

whnt to dn when it is won. While 

as iisunl l.irre will be peoples who 

will scon: at the idea that the United 

States entrance into the conflict 

turned the tide, the fact that that 

Is tin 1 uetflm o' M architect. 

' The building committee—Cornelius 

Mahan. Olihirt Emley and 

Frederick Rapp—went ahead with rant ytar-urouiid 

corutrucUoo, »nd Hw comer itstw o«Hh 

ViHoui 

ns laid August S, MM, by Btahop 

forta, 

i,«» ehureh i 

gcarborough. ol Trenton, The build, 

ing win to cost 17,000, It was ready 

tor we §Wly In the Summer of 

,,397 tho church purcliased ttsTh 

they are we*k in correction. The 

chief business of religion lfl to point 

a way toward correction and oHer 

the mews eliminating the trouble. 

To assist In the ever progresslvo 

program to cure slnneri and avoid 

the consequence of sin the following 

services will be held by the above 

church; 

9:30 um. The Church School A 

service for itudy, for worship, and 

for Christian fellowship, to which 

you ire cordially invltfd. 

10:48 a.m. The Mornlni Bervlee of 

Worship, The sermon subject for 

this sfrviee will be "PrepBiing tor 

Wmut." Tne organ numbers for 

the service will Include for prtludes, 

"Prelude and Fugue in 1 

Minor," and "Jesu, Joy of Man's 

Desiring," both by J. S. Bach, The 

Postlude, "Jesu, Thou Art Mine," 

•tea by J. S. Bach, The special 

vocal numbers will include "Hymn 

truth is difficult to deny. If Exultant." by Clolee.v and "Still 

tills is true then we must face the Still, with Thee." by Foote, and ,a 

additional responsibility for plan- tenor solo, "The Twenty Third 

liinc in avoid future conflicts, Psalm," by Maloite. 

Etlnriii leaders will point out that 

IM pm. The BoardWHilc Twilight 

selfishness, jealousies, envy, etc., are 

Bervlee, Or, Paul Waitman Hooh, 

responsible for setting the staBe of 

minister of the Methodist Church 

iv.ir To the Christian these are 

in aermantoOTi, will be the gue*t 

Brniipcd In the smaller word sin. 

ipeaker. The orian preludes will 

Ethical leaders may diagnose but 

(Page 14, Please) 


7:30 P. M. Sunday 8 P. M. Dally 

All Meetinn Held in the 


10th and Wesley, Ocean City, N, j. 

1 , the ehu 

of in Oetober, ^ 

In im the dream 

owned wetory wy 

the h h 

"* 

BUMMERg ONLY AT FIB8T | ^ ° S I i ^ J*W> fc. uS« 

Until 1900 tervicea were, held at The MtaM Bime? 

mu Trinity only during the Bum- ' •«?• .nimer. 

Richelieu PEARLS 

PKETTV NECKLACES, Q M ^ 

Hlniulated pearb for the 

iBitre wltb Iliifree eta«p. A 

durin,, ,1ft of IUUIK chap 

$3.00 to $20.00 

Baby Pearl Necklace SPECIAL ii 

If you like the distinctive, here it ii, 

Vou won't find these anywhere en«p| at 

—THE HOUSE OP VALUES-, 

MUTH'S 

JEWOJIY GIFTS 

A iift besrins the nims "MVTH" Ii mr iy«r*»t»( ol thi iliinllt u MI 

ind icyad iydssent of viluii, «^ 

GIFT MART OF OCEAN CITY 

826-828 Boardwalk (Opposite Music 

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MEETS 

TODAY «!_^» ^- •** -•- 

St. John's Evangelical 

VlslUnj Rotariiiiw Welcome Lutheran Church 

HOTEL 

10th St. and Central Ave. 

REV. WM Au 

LINCOLN 

MIHIOP 

REV, PAUL O. 510 9th St, 

Pastor 

KINZLER, JR. 

Prci, Ijbio Inili- 

CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A, M, 

iye of Pens. 

Aiiiitant Psstsr 

Morning Service at the Church 

ARKSIDE 

WT CIMTlAl AVI. AT «•* IT. 

11 A. M, 

THE BIBLE TEACHING-GOSPEL PKEACHING 

CI 

SERMON DY TRE PASTOR 

MISSIONARY CHLTtCII 

Fs^BS Psfll EafopeH V^ 

ModsTi rpoBis, sttrncUveiv dEcgrst^; #l!s 

Brivsti Mtk or bet and csM runnlnB 

inter, Bithini Jlr«t btni BoteL 


f adifitea bwt ami EMtrsvetent 

CHIlHllii MUM I I. Mils, ••- Sunday Evening, 7.4S P, M, 

W, O. BLOUNT, 

at the 

Dean uf Uiblc Instiiute of rcnnsjlvaiiu 

and 


PHIL SAINT, 

r.iiini;itins Goipel Artist 

SUNDAY, 11 A. M. 

Rev, Wm, A. Mierop 

Sunday 

Morning Worship 

11 A, M, 

Sunday Sehaol 

P;iS A, M, 

.Sund.ly 

Evening Warship 

7i30 P, M. 

Young PeoplB's Meetlni 

Sunday, 8:30 P, M, 

Two Conference Hewiuns Daily—II A, M, i 8 P. M. 

look Years Youngor with 


Scarcely Noticeable t 

•WrPHAT mo 

Vv eyegkssei, thii great new 

^caith "fifit" does for the heirine 

•id—gives ii a new "look ef 

youth!" Never again tuxd chum 

•nd ability be buried beneath • 

bearing impairment, 

Come in-see for yeuiielf the 

new bouty of tot Neutral-Color 

mote thin two ycarj of Uboratoty 

ftteuch. Both m now iodudej 

•t oo eitn COM with the Zcaidi 

Eadioilic Honing Aid 

The new cord ii pcnpinrioQploof, 

water-proof, klnk-proofi 

w«ihablc. It will not &ay-nuy ba 

wiped de»a with .dirop cloth. , 

DR. HARRY H. LAKE 

(OPTOMKTR18T) 

822 A3BURY AVE. 

• CREST-MONT • 

1015 Central Ave, 

Nr»ly (urnithtiL Hot aid cold wilt! 

in every room, ltgotns will prlflU 

toilet in.l Bbowrr. 

Mr. «ml KM. wn, L. Jintl 

•uui iHiii n HTII ninr 

OCEAN WTY. N, J. 

.OPEN ALL YEAR =.. 

fefr,tut'l4u 

etont winter 

Strand Theatre 

Dr. G. Elson Ruff 

Editor of Hit Lutheran Church liullctiu 

SOLOIST 

LUIG1 BOCELLI, the blind tenor 


Strand Theatre, Boardwalk nt 9th Street 

.. • Jtndnfe 

To come out Sunday and join those who gather to give thank* to 

the One who providei aU our comforta and all our need*. 

Ocean City Baptiit Church 

faf, WilUam A. HleNp, Palter 

First Presbyterian Church 

In, Gttfge FiMber 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

•tr, Uehart i. 

St. Augustine's R. C, 

Cliawli 

B«V. Bartholomew B, Doyle 

lev. WlUtam h. ftlcKwvcr 

Union Chapel by the Sea 

GSth St. »nd Anbury Ave. 

Bcv, L>tin pownun, FMlnr 

I*, JAMKB A.H.K. CHDRCU 

(Colored) 

BlilLOQ BAPTIBT OHUBCB 

04 

First Methodist Church 

Sew. Bcnjmmln r. Allf»4 

St. John's Lutheran 

Church 

Bet. R«Bk Adkc 

Ocean City Tnbernocle 

Itev. W. ElwtU Lake, Bpi 

St Maiy'B Chapel 

Rev, narthplomcw B. Doyle 

Itcv. William L. McK."« 

Central Ocean City 

Union Chnpcl 

32nd bt. wid Central Ave. 

VABIRNACLR 

CHURCH CM,) 

MACEDONIA H. B. 

(Colwed) 

Thjs mtftMge b •poniored by thcae Ocean City butimeo 

in recognition of our churches' tervice, 

benefit «nd v«lue to our own community. 

HOWARD U, 6TAINTQN 

o. H. muni TT "? oo. 

BMnuioro 

LAWWB«H6 M. LMAB 

J. PR^SOOTT OAHMAN 

ATLANTIC 

COMPANY , 

OOBAM tier* 

WATER SERVICE OO. 

THE NATIONAL BANK OF 

urn 

K ' : •» 

! Augurt 25. 1944* 

OCEAN CITY SENnNQ^LEDGER 

BY THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

THESE CITY-OWNED LOTS 

TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER 

Wednesday Aug. 30,1944 

2 P.M. 

Here Is An Opportunity 

To Buy Desirable 

City-Owned Lots 

At Your Own Price! 

Here Is an opportunity that yon may 

never have ataln. Bay now Mil ksvt ft 

ready for pMt-irar eonitrn*. 

The lota on this pate will be nU 

«• »he Ufheti bidder •nbjeel to the 

« of (he lale. 

The (nlnlmum bid Mcepled Is listed with 

•** loi or parcel advertlied. 

*be Urau of the tale arei 

%>% twh of the hlcheit bid to 

be Mid at the time of the lale. 

The baUnee to be wid at the 

time of final Mtttoment Willed 

•ball be within ninety (90) 

DitalU of the lota ara .vaiUWe at Cllr 

i or at the affla of any loci reft! 

«•«* fcrotat-. 

City will pay a commiMion 

five (5%) p«rcentum to my 

•"Wised red eaUte broker rfthe 

uJa, 

All Lots Will Be Sold At City Commissioners' Chambers, Second Floor, City Hall 

TERMS—20 Percent Cash on Day of Sale, Balance Within 90 Days. Clear of Inemnbrances, Taxes Up to and Including 1944 Paid 

Lot 437—Block 5004, Section K 

Lot 30' % 100' on Northwest side of W«t Avenue, be- 

{innlne 100' Noriheiiat of Fifly-Pirst Strwt. 

Minimum Bid $75,00 

Lot 459—Block 2303, Section E 

Lot 30' i !W on Houthrait s!0 South of WMey BMtl 

Minimum Bid $150.00 

Lots 482 and 484—Block 209, SectMn A 

These lots, to> z 1W, lotatM on the Southeast ildt o» 

Cental Avenue, beftaninr 1W SMHniMt at taal 

Street, 


LoU 20 and 21^Block 70-G, Garden. 

These lot* ham a frantafe on M A Eomd W W H4 

ran to the Inner lint «r the BoardwiOk. To to MM M 

one parcel. 

Minimum Bid $2400.00 ftasiftS9 

tends in depth to the Inner line of the 

Minimum Bid $1200,00 

Lot 18—Block 70-G, Gudem 

This lot h*s s fronta«* at W on Beaoh 9mA • 

tends in itplhûw nnwUM «l ttaltMhrm 


Lota 829 aitrj 830—Block ck *O, 8-G, Gartkd. 

Thi. muwi, wiMriito« m MM Wm»mm •% 

of Itatlii Rtdd WWI. 

T. W i 

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It mil Sill }, ,n , 

Ills blnklli,, 

I Completes 31st 

Mission 

Lieutenant Hurley 

To Come Home Soon 

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phone hooks of the porsiins ciillinft June hiHn lirialh roihu-i-il in 

recent months reluiisitii! scnri"i (if (ipvftiinfs iini! iiinsiilpriihic 

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House and Sip 

PAINTING 

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(24 A.bBrj A? 

Floor Sanding 

(H.I* H.lldKH, MTMItSj MAIIE 

IJKK NfcW 


N'nrllificlil, N. .1. I'liiiiii. I'lnisiiiilvillp IHim 

(Successor lo Wullcr Matlhiiwa) 


PAINTING 

I 

Harry R. 

2! Ashury Avr. 

Paper Hangers 

Alfred R. Sm ' t1 '' 

JOlif Asbury Aye, **L — 

Jack J. WatkinlM 

PAPERHANGER 

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FBI Plans Series 

Of Conferences 

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f'l-ii-f Mi.iji'iini-i'il this ssi-ck ii siTh'S 

I ii iii FBI l-'isv Fiiffirfi'iiiiSit Ciiti- 

SiîW'n^/'^^r^ ; W '»h Little Worry 

liiin iif a nntii,n=ss-|fjn proiTriini ; ) , , ,-- ,- ,, . . . ^ , , . , 

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r i i i m ..( lIif Firti>r;il Biiri'iiil nf I n - ' ;• ' ',- < v "'< '•• ''• '-i 11 

ti-.".iii';i'i('ii- In 1B40. til 111)1 fs niid , ''.", ' •;_ ; : , ' • "" •; ' " " ' 

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r - i n ni'-n' nm-nrifs thrniiuiinut thf i i-* auiiiii 

Ex-Policeman 

In New Position 

Button Joins Fire- 

arm Company 

Ralph SUHun, funrn'r Orniii Ciiy 

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thi. buknee' (if the Sumnn-r suisim ; rliOBK ZUMNU VIOLATIONS | nt On|x; May tliii wtek u city offl. Uratlop»_or Qtjiefrbulldtog 1 

bv Piiiiiilninii Willlum Hi-cwMi'i-, , An i|1V(,siiiin(iiiii HI aiifand eon. [cials wftfnfd that prnpnty owners | * *" * ' **" 

•iii' luiiriiils iii'iviiti "uii ini- lurei' lli|} '" w "inlailuiii! was under way I may be prrisecuted far mnklni al« 

I'.r lite Hiimini'l'Ji. i "" " 

•tUY A CbAqfiUVtD *D' 

Asks More State 

Cash for Schools 

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this svni'k Ki hnvc iicrppli'il p 

lion wlih H natlonallv-known flre- 

In.- (iii)i' Miiy Ili.ul-il nf fcdiirii- I 

tin!) l;i it ssl-i'k j)Uhhi-il ii it'MiliiNuIl 

rilllliw upull llli' li'Ulhl.illll'r l,j I'll- 

:u I I:iss; jiiiisiliiim iiliiir iiliiii' HU|i = 

arms manuinclurm,; i-umpuny in • {u".^,-. 3 .vi.l.'-^wlY. Hmd^niinTû i 

Lonnectlcut, . ._•,,,;,„,• limn unl i">,t,"ilc tiixatlull. 

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lllc pistdl iimrtomiii clmiiiDl.insliln t -' 1 'V S, 4i hi 

ol tho luuil .l,.part.nc,,i for i. «' : v^., 1 '^^ " ,, . d nrt S- 

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linn in C'llii-f Bubci-i ,f I.iK !:«•> tssn, B1B - 

weeks BRf,. 

Till' rhiif fiiiid tin iilliril nskc 1 

F f*r sntiip timi' (iff sslnL'li ssa,^ n- 

iisifd biiciiliNr uf thf* shiiiiiiMP nl 

pirMjiiiicl. Patrolman Siitiim Him 

rpijlgnt'd Hi lliid Ijcril ii nii-iiilsci "1 

he lurei. sinre July. 19.1.1. 

An expert. ]ilsli,l shut. In li ill ', 

before Uie si-nr In il llilln 

^^ on the Rev is 

' Con si i nit f 

. - - ' 

Election 'Day, IVOT. 

fumiictefl before Uie si-nr In il llilln. 

i?P!' nf tiinrnninein-i in iiilli'r ri'M-,'-- 

nei wnn .sevnfHl prl^.i'S 

The ynranry hai; bi'i'il filled fu 

|Now MBny Wear 

FALSE TEETH 

Circlette 

Spray 

Wave 

The Deluxe Meatless Permanent 

Ni> lit: 11111 nhat I > pi' ni liMir you niny has c, or « hut 

wiiir ;!iitlili in* ni u;r. inu hiist- hi'i'ii in Ihi' pn^l —\nu 

can ;i-U I'm 1 a tiiili'lli' VVasc ssjlh |»iTlri'l iiinlidi'lHi' 

thrit ii ssill sue vnil a l»f:iul• I'til wnM'. iinil uill miiku 

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Dr Mace Given 

Radio Tribute 

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n u t lit- q u r - t i i i i i i - i l i n , i l l Y i i t l n - i p i , , 

Dual Office Holding, n[| , i , ,, ,| \ 

by Leg.slotors 'ii]liK ,, „ ,,„„, , 

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niriiilii'is-rli'i't nf tin- Sin.ilr in liiiiiul \- 

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to i-arl; Dtlici the âi•l oalli or allii iii.iliiin. 

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II I i I I n i in is i " i il" I ' t I iss 

I ll ll. II hill I" till 

O . g n n i i a l i o i i o ' | M , , (>( , | ( , ( | | l i r _, 

tho legislature |wl „ , )i; .,,,,. „„ „ ,,f 

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SiCtlON V 

1 Iln htv of thu ^t.ite 

Enacting Clau*e î,.,]] i,,.,,;,, j,, ,|lc fnllnwiiig 

uli 1{, ii , nu t.il 1)) tin Vnili JIKI OI-II* 

ill V»-i mlih I in i 'ii 

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n l i n I m III il- Illli i,nis ' n l l l i i irt ret ittil. 

i li 

or i M ^ p 

tiîon. nr rcarran^rni.Mit •! all or purt of the 

ilalutorv lats 

\- n i t • i n l i i j - 11 i i l l - M I i l * 1 1 \ l t r l i ; i \ i o r . i i t i d - \\ i 

h . i u M t i t t r ' T i - i • • ( I \\ i > - i I i i : < ] - o t . i l l i t - l i i r 

i- m.i\ '-\ 

|K'l ut mini" 

uc nled. phall he 

Journals I ' hli 

, 

| 

ii ill K' ' p i i tut n tl 

]M_ (n j ,, |M ,M1|| 

*: ;mil ihr \ i-;(s tin! 

i if lie- H K I M I H - I - of" 'Militr lioti-r ml m w 

'Iiu -lion -h.ill. .t tli.- ilrîrr ».f «Mt*--1if~tIh ol 

I li > |n nl 1 Ml I n 1 in join I) il 

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OCEAN CFTY 3EWtlNEL-LEt>GER 

•;;;tW;#t; 

••r 

Rent 

IDS 

Scrutiny 

v OPA Find. AU-YMT 

AHb Evicted; 

Sou* Rent$ to Go Up 

who evict yenr-s •eund 

i to Mi their pwpertl • for 

m ooeupaney, cannot txpect 

•ranted seasoQal rental ex- 

I In 1MB, according to Hnr- 

" V, acting area rent con. 

attorney for file OPA. 

' landlord can hope to obtain 

I exemption of Summer rentals 

I ant tenon !jr keeping his prop- 

fr fMMt during the coming Win- 

"month*," Tossler declared. 

'TENANTS EVICTED 

hat egme to our attention 

£ that raw landlords have been un- 

" tin Impremlon that they can 

., I obtain sues exemptions, with 

i^M mult that man-- tenants have 

wnred with notices to vacate 

I thnsatened with eviction 

policy of limiting Summer 

B, If Mly, to those accom* 

which wire exempt thii 

!, : -Jfar. to intended to stop any such 

5 apBculfttlW and evasive practices.'' 

£ -nnler declared OPA will take 

i ttepf to curb evictionf of 

* tenant* when leases 

rt. 

r Ut mM there If no prwent «• 

•MM* that Summer rentals will 

to a-MMt from control aeit year 

M U*J WIN thto Sonnner. 

Landlords who can prove they 

'Mil Buttered substantial hardships 

Kh Increased taxes or opcr- 

: emte nay be permuted to In. 

•> rents, under an amendment 

to the rent control repilatlons «n- 

nouneed Saturday. 

Btfore a finding of hardship can 

t§ made. OPA said, the landlord 

(butt show a substantial decrease 

' In net Income, before interest, and 

lubatantla) and unavoidable In- 

eieafe In property tax or operating 

MM since the maximum rent date 

tHURCHES 

fffam p»f» 10 

te, "Fwtlval Prelude In D," by 

Matthews, and "At Evenlnj." by 

Kinder. There will be a Kopro.no- 

temsr duet, "Still As the Night," 

by OoUe; a contralto solo. "The 

Prayer Perfect," by ttenton, and 

the quartet, "Sheep and Lambs 

that Safely Graze," by Bach 

* * s 

IV, AtjatJSTINE'B B. C. 

IHC A-Avy Ave. 

IT, Rer. Bartholomew V. Doylf 

, Rer. Wn. L, llBXcsver 

lasses at St, Augustine's 

Otntn-h. Utb and Wesley av. 

tm, 1:00. l;15, 10:15. 11:15. 

iqneulou-i Medal Devotions fol 

low 1 the last Mass. 

r Han at 7 at 14th ana As 

• «. 

at., 4-6 and 7 30 and 

Friday Confessions, 4, I and 

I 1:30 and 8:00. 

Nams-St, Mary's Chapel 

and Atlantic av. 

. «(». i:00. 9:00. 10:00 and 11:00 

WMtday Man at 7:30. 

gQrtltadoM Sat. an4 Oratnl av, 

••»,«. B. Bailey. Rector 

"~n and • a.m. Holy Conimunlon 

. Church 8choul. 

Vmm. Momlng Service and Mr- 

at iiH pm. (except Is* 

•t lOiSO mm.} Women's 

1:30 a.m. Holt 

PRKSBTTERIAN 

I M, and Weucj •«, 

O—pta CHIMM ani 

DWUBTJ Minded Cl>orch 

ty». OBMIB Vbefeer, Th.D.. Pute 

t:U in. Prayer Meeting of Sun. 

. day School teachers and officers 

ffk the choir mom, 

f SB %m. Sunday School, Miss Ca- 

ttjertm! Gordon, supt. William T 

Bw*y» and Henry "B. Cooper, as- 

Mitant superintendents. Dr. dar- 

mm H. Chain, song leader, B, 8, 

l*a»on for September 3. "Saul 

Bejected." 1 Samuel U; 10-23. 

Tfaif Sunday's lesion to be taught 

from the pulpit by Miss Martha 

•OtlWlUon. Philadelphia. 

MltS am Momlng Service of Wor- 

ibip. Bermon on the Lord's 

ftHW-JMt BE. "But Deliver Vs 

frwn ma," Matthew «:13. The 

Aob. ltd by Leslie C Hughes 

Will «lne\ "The Lord U My Bock," 

,pf Woodman. The Women's Chor- 

m will ting, "Trust In The Lord," 

t Vld 

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I'*,'...ir.* .'i t!'.- Kî.ii,' ,'! l:.U..i'l '. , 1,. 

lii . 

J,-.,. 

ef Kstb trine C. O'Ktne, ilH kesvn M 

KiiSharinr C. O'Kine or KiUurinc Crowne 

O'Katif, drceaseil. arc mail? o party ik 

fi-iidiiiii, hrcausr yuu aFf tht- EsfEiitof af 

lilt, iisitl Lsiit Will and Tr.H3nii.nt 

KiiltipFiiH' I'. tJ'Kîii'. alsu kniiwii a- Ka 

nriiii.' '- O'Kiinf UF Kalhariiii' I'fiiWFie 

U'KiitiE, diî.aieii, wlia wa* tliv rveQFti 

I.WIH'F i.f ills' |iF?misfa in qupslinil, 3nd 

iii; sun] Ksceuiiir. yun limy hiivc or rlsim 

I., lii.vi' .in iillcrt^t in I lie lifi'ilii sc-s mill. 

,,f Aftii.n i'l hiiiil JHII. .lull yi.ii, KU'.iiiliF 

will ai.'!" lfiiii.ii'iii i.i I'llwuriiJ, (P'Kaiif. 

'i'"n ' I. hiivi- ,i.i ii'iii'rcm' i'll tlir i S 

,., nii'iil mm il ami ii(..rMliril iii IIIL- 

.1 ( aim "i Alt uf sail! Ililii an.I 

..nil ami ,1,-irrilirii 

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iimlividrd 

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Ilill; ami aim liicauu. ymi aFf 

nnilii il.,- l.a.l W.ll uml Tr«la. 

hilu.ml I 11'K.iiii.. als.i kiiiiwrl 

...I I..,, pi. li'Kiini', itpriinnl ami 

. :lii nf l.:ivr i.r .iiiini I,, liavf 

..l.i-il".., Vi.i' 'iiiini (Jiiiir "i* Ar. 

Ii.i!; ,,n.| VI.II. Ji.lin I'aiil 

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Wildwood Moves 

To'Stop 'Walk Fires 

The Wildwood city commtasionerE 

claimed this week to draft a new 

irdlnanee providini more severe 

penalties for laxity in handling 

rubbish in the boardwalk area. 

The city rulers art aroused over 

several recent fires on the board. 

walk, one of which wiped out an 

entire business block with §280,000 

damage two weeks ago. 

Mayor B. O, Ingersoll said the 

proposed new rules will limit the 

amount of rubbish that may be 

placed under the boardwalk, and 

that In some instances the Individ- 

ual merchant will be responsible for 

disposing of his own rubbish, 

SOCKET BEiaADI 

t'OTS DOT 'WALK FIRE 

A "bucket brigade" extinguished 

smBll Boardwalk lire at Wildwood 

Thursdiy night last week as thju. 

sands of promenaders looked on. 

All city flre apparatus wag called 

;o the scene, less than 100 feet from 

;he ruins of the $250,000 blaze of 

;he previous week. But by the time 

it arrived a chain of volunteers had 

put the fire out by passing bucketi 

of water. The blaze started in a 

•ardboard box filled with, newspa. 

jera, beneath the 'walk. 

i.il 

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il. r:|i,:i|i,-!!i Shi'i'lljl 

rti ili'ffnil-'nil l,if:nise Ji 

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in..) ..f >a.il K.,iliiirini' IKalti- 

Ki.ii,- j . . . . . . . y.,. i inay hay? UF 

VI ,1 ...iirlf^V mlcFf'S! ill illf 

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.,( Arl.i.n "I »aiil Bill, l.y 

, Will ..( Kiluiiiil j IVK'ani' 

a« Kilwanl Ji.viili D'kaiir. 

..I yii. Hrîiia K. i'FMWiir, fifr 

\ lUiî'.liiiil I,.-.-:,..*.. y.Mi f.fg 

uli'f lili- I..,,I Will ami Tr.ia- 

I .i.i.F, KailiFMin- I' li'Ka.ir- 

a-. K..!t!:iF!ti,' M. lluu»|iFrly, dii'il., and 

Ijiiiirdiaii uf lltrvi-y liriKimr l)uii«liiily, 

I'KANl I", M. ilUl'IMIliKTV, -li.t, 

UJI.I.IAM W ixjl'l.iiUHTV. lint. 

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jANK II. I'llluliEK'n. »itii "I 

Vtimi'ii M lliABherly. Jut. I IIJKI- 

i IS I'llll AliKl.i'illA TKl'ST HIM- 

I'XN'V .nit KllllKKT TKMl'KS'l 

i lii I K IF., rirrnlurs und l.u.lm 

,,i Ih, 1'Uair uf lii.lirrl I. I'liulk. ih'i d 

illi). KIllTI! lit I' K TUAINllli. 

I KKDKHIl K I,. Ml'iiK. KUttl-N 1!, 

Ill UK. hrii> al law ami niTi i.f kin 

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.d agantsi y,iii. 

is tiird in fi.url .si- 

alp«. mail,, l.i lln.ii 

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BROPIIV. SeereUiFji of Stale of llle Slnif 

i.f New Jersey, Do Ilereliy rertifv fhat 

llie siiiil riiFiHiintinr! did. nil Hie Kntiriii 

ill; I- nf Ainiii>l. I'm. fill' in my nffiee r 

.li.lv ,.,,!.I.-.I anil .ili.M.-.l ,.,,,,, ,,| i, 

itiiiink' t,i Ihi' dUn.iliitiiiii nf said enr 

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PUBLIC 5A1I OF HSAL FHOPJIITY 

OP THE CJTY OF OCEAN CIT* 

HEW IERSILV 

ir.tv .if (lie Iluar!] nf Ccimniii.-;li -, cif tile City 

«j,.,.,' !„ sale at- iiiiliHf vemliii: ii.i 

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'.iriirl il ll.'-r.l-.ilk.ln a iamlivarjur ..iFanwiird dirrrl 

a.i .aîRiFiit i'.r feiirli ruirpi.^F* f,,f a jl.jar.Iwalk 35 wide 

iv.tik null n^,ryF3 Fight ut re-FniFF f.ir îifh fiurpo^F, 

Said loin will he sciid suliift! In Ihe re-Fr»aiiunii, tn*eFianIl mndilion, and Fe- 

slrirtinin tsf the (leean c ity Aiinfiatiun and any oliiFr esrenanti imiiiii,, with the 

land, the ifniiini- Ordinance Fe«Ficlii)nl, and lubjert tn any fiinhtr fnnditirirll a« 

he atiniiiirictd by iht riiy Clerk of th, Oiy of Ocean ritj; BFinr tn trie -ate. 

lit to reject any and all hid! and thg aalei shall lif 

.n. .:,nri apeeilieflily frêfvr, 

a* the pFenen! (IW4) Ilnafd 

the right 

l 

ea,th nf the liighes! 

at the titriF fif fiiial 

fil 

The city 

^nfiiirrned hy the IlrtaFd of 

The trims •/( the salei shail "he Vwer 

I/id to he |iaid at ihr time of said sale, lialinte to lie paid .. .,„ , 

Mitlemrnt which shall br within ninety (90) dij.1. and upon failure tn settle 

ihe part uf His liUFchaser within said time, the fity may retain the twenty ,«. 

efntiim (3|">> ,JF|iui,it HS liqtiidated iiantaKrs and not as a penalty. 

The jiuFchaieF's llHl shall he cinfiFrneii in writinK at the Fiinchisii.n of flip t.idilinff 

ind a contract of purrhase .hall be enrculed within eifht (») diyi.froin liie sale 

the r\iy will pay q.rwnmiHieti nf 

d re.ii psfat# hriikpF effecting th . 

Order of the Ildafd of Cofiiiniiiianeri, 

y ill pay q.rwnmiHieti nf fiyfi (%%) rj€f cetilum sf ih£ taU prlee in 

licensed re.ii psfat# hriikpF effecting the sale, 

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See Page 11 for Public Sale of City 

Property Information 


New Type Direct Reduction Mortgage! 

Conveniept Rent-like PaymenU 

Far PsrtleuUr, Applj to the 


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STATE OF NEW TERSEV 

rJEPAHTMKHT OK STATE 

CERTIFieATI! OF DISSOLUTIOK 

NMIAKI 

. Si ii. . 

Tom Thumb Wedding 

and SD Costumed Dancers 

to b« pr'itented by Hottl Flanden 

Dancing Cltsses at the 

Golden Galleon Ballroom (11th & Boardwalk) 

Tupiday Evening, August 29, 8 P, M. 

ADMISSION' 

i Children 

Ail-ilK, Cii,-, in,., lax Chlldrvn Mr, Inr, tj. 

Directed by the HEGER STUDIO 

iiii-.ir- 

iam Lee Coltee Shoppe, TM 

Boardwalk. _•"'• 

OOOK-HouitkeepeT in rnotnerltH 

home suburban PhlladelpJ-la, La- 

bor Day until next June for father 

and school age daughter. Sleep in 

Wajjes KO per wcelt. An excellent 

position for a clean, reliable e-tperi. 

eiiced colored woman Apply Oharlei 

Dill, 118 WashinBton av,, Manoa, 

Upper Darby, pa. 9.1, 

, bet all oriiFTi-f a to« of 

»t»ttou*Sv A Mmwhot win (to, If 

Inwrnted, MMmit Beyer, a 

» atavte* ay., U&*m »« "»• 

MM. rtion* 9oni«-i mint tn. 

PRACTICAL nurse, unencumbered, 

to care for semi-invalid, out of 

town. Inquire slo Central ay. or 

phone 0385.W, 8-25. 

OIRL for general housework i 

weeks starting Augujt 28. 3 In 

f.imily Full or part time. Applv 1824 

Central av. 8-28 

to work in doctor's office 

Steady position. Apply Dr, Halnef, 

503 Ninth st. U-2S. 

Help Wanted 

WANTED—BOYB or -{iris to work 

In hamburger stand. Call at Sd3 

pelaiieey Place, before 10 a.in. 

MALE and female, louniain heto 

and waitresses. Oopp, 108 Bcmrd- 

walk, tf. 

WANTED—KITCHEN help. Male or 

female. White or colored. Apply 

Maxwell House Restaurant •Ninth 

st, near Boardwalk, . _ tf. 

Situation Wanted 

RELIABLE, white woman will care 

for children day or night. Phono 

1412, tf. 

MIDDLE-aEed reflned white woman 

would like position caring for 

children, evenings or daytime. Call 

or write Mn, Busgell, S05 Ninth st, 

7-7, 

MAN." *8r honest, sober, reliable, 

desires good job in Mluiiil. Fla , 

for Winter. Good references. Box 

No. 3415. BentlneULedger, 7.28. 

WHITE woman desires position as 

hou-iekeeper in motherless cuitur- 

ed home. Will go anywhere. 42 Wes- 

lev rd, second floor. 8-25, 

LICBNBEp Engineer, fireman de. 

sires position all year round, pan 

do ateamntting, plumbing, brlcklay. 

c 1, plajterer Arthur Humming, aKB 

N, Oth 51,, Philadelphia, 9-t, 

Employment Agenciet 

O, C, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 

813 West BV. Reliable help fur- 

nlshed. Refcrenert investigated. 

Cordelia Maddox. Prop, Phono UH. 

ProfeMiona) 

FrWate instruction 

ORGAN. PIANO and COACHINa 

aeorge OaskiM Ashtoa 

A B. Hi. Mua. 

607 Battenea rd. 

Phone 06U-M for Appointment 

ANNUITIES 

While vacationing and cnJoyliiH 

lelsure time, Wlty not obtain full 

Information about annuity tutim 

and rates, without obligation, from 

ROY 1. DAREV 

Bquitnblc Life Assurance 

Society of the United Btates 

Phone 0040 604 Central ay. 


Visitor^ 

Information 

The oUre bean (if the follow- 

ing Medical Physicians, rocmbiirs 

of the 'Ocean City Meiliral As- 

saeialinn, an lilted for the ton- 

vcnknfe of vtalUmi 

CourleiF ol Ouin City 1 ! 

MatliM n-rtlill-li 

Aldrich C. Crowe, M,D. 

IS AtUotic Ate, Ph. tfW • KM. iM 

OBiM HMt. I|JM|.1,-M WB. fit 

Mil ML 1TI> • Bo lunli-F Houn 

WiUti P, HBlnes, M,D. 

OIMHI pHtti-f • siuiH sf tin in 

W M ft », SM or jJM-R-i 

OIlM KMH Ml tm.-T.Mt.SS p.m. 

Henehil Pettlt, M.D. 

m VI An, n. mn 

ultlI •HI. '" 1, 

ltl '' 

Mircla V. Smith, M,D. 

m Wttlejr Alt,, Ph. Ull 

&uttT-il « -Z t» 1 tun. 

Allen Corson, M.D. 

tt-11 «jn.-T< V* 

John B. T«wnsen4, M-P- 

Hntan a C; MM 

4-BORNKR |ii stofe, 50-Ib. let N- 

fr^Mator, io-ft, MMen hose, flnt 

class condition, Miring amcWne, 

other fumit-ire Lawn mowers shar- 

pentd and adjusted. O4 Plymouth 

t. »W.M>4 lloor nXter 5 gM 

BOY'S 

M«d Mere*, 

NEW Miuttfui old (askbnta 

tons, from the "Oay Ms"; alag 

breast pinj, hat pini, cut uteel 

buckles Buttons make beautiful 

earrings. Can give directions. Will 

buy old fashioned buttons. 204 14th 

st. _ 8-11. 

COAL HEATEB—Thli Li a 2S" Am- 

ericBii Badlator Co. hot water 

heater in excellent condition, will 

heat two apartment* or large cot. 

tage—an exceptional bargain at ISO. 

Insulated tank—30 gallon tank for 

bucket a day stove ilu,03, 300 WeJI- 

ley av. Phone JJ813. tf. 

OOMBINATIorJ mirror and hat 

rack, walnut frame, 110.00. IMS 

Central av. 8-2S, 

BLUI Btrook coat, beaver collar; 

blacls cloth coat, Persian trim- 

med, tan Chesterneld coat, all wool, 

practically new. Sizes 14 to 16. 1488 

Central av.. between B and 7 p.m. 

HOW OLD Is your battery? Wiien 

it stops YOUR CAB 6TOP8. 

Avoid possible" shortage_thjs fall by 

buying your NIW BATTERY NOW. 

We have all types for all makes of 

ears Come in for free battery 

check-up. Edward Q. Kurtz, Port, 

Mercury, Lincoln, 1st and Atlantic 

ay. phones 0600 and 8892, 11.34. 

StW~ici-box.~7a lb, capacity" I38S0; 

oak club locker, perfect coiiditlon 

tl«.O0. ESSO Oas Statiun, So-nera 

Point Circle 8-Sa. 

MAN'S 28-inch bteyeie, pre-war 

tires, new paint, $13.00, B39 Cen. 

tral av, B-SB, 

MAN'S Ellin bicycle, practically 

new, 438 Bay av. 6-85. 

ANi'MIUU bureau, marble top stand, 

office chair, couch pillows, 3 fea- 

ther bejls, miscellBneous in tide; 

Apply Edgar Btratton, Marmorii, 

exrept Itiday afternoon or Sunday. 

phone Itj5-H j . _8-». 

PRiWIKR"Vacuuin cleaner, electric, 

small Blze. ntw condition, iii.50. 

Kurtz Oarage, 1st and Atlantic ay, 

8=25, 

MAHOOANY dining room suite, 10 

pieces, MOM. Bofi Brighton pi. 

phone 12M.R, If. 

Used HeBting Stoves 

COAL and wood siovet. ranees, 

buckct-a-daV, ok. Vied blcyi lfs. 

iteMeniblt. H. Raff and Sons, 

Hereford av., Cape May Oourt 

Home, Phone l-WHl tf. 

f W Jwt 

1IB7 aray studeMMT Mdan, good 

condition, 5 good Ur«t, raiUo and 

heater. Inspect at MS St Chnilis 

nl. _ B-aa. 

CABIN MiUjost ma, m h.p. motor, 

cockpit and cabin mahoeanj tsao 

liicludfiia »100 worth of equi(iii)ont 

Sail, motor and boat lit new cotidt> 

tlon Quytr. Mh tt. and Haven av, 

t-3ft, 

BIX volt autmiatlc bilge pump tor 

sale, brand new, W4.S0, SehufT, 

Asbury av. phone 13«, 

710 

8.25. 

Business Services 

Commercial ftinting 

LEWIS L. BARRKTT. W7 Aabury 

Ave."Ph. ilM. Printing, eommer- 

clal statlonefy, office, supplies 

for sale or Bent, Tun. 

ins and rcpalrln-!. 

RcslilK Arthur A. OehlscliliiRer, 

1242 Central Avc., Ocean City. 

Phone 1075. 

&AVt tup LI Ri-jlde \0\1r hnme 

Wltb whlt< waterproof asbiHtns 

New method glveii thorough insula- 

tion. Asphalt roofints. Skilleil me- 

chanics. Cufih or terms. No down 

liii\nu>it rnc istlmatc 1NDEPEN 

ilENT ROOFING CO 700 Bth 6l 

Phone OlflO. 

l-'urniture Repairing 

t'kKtl i 

Tilntt Work 

D. lMHWHERRY * CO 

*"H Afthurv Ave _ 

AI.I. KINDS 

SIGNS 

liBS Aiiilirr Avc 

Yale Keya, 2 for 25c 

f>nuk nrvirc fipfii Sitnrd^v eve nil"." 

IJjM! H:mlv,-rc ( l'b Ailnirv v 

IT rAKC3 6flOOO'volts""iS elcrtrlil » 

to break'dowh En(tlc-Plclier Wool, 

Nane better for nre-prooflng. 

MiMSfLi 

Three years to pay. 

First payment November 1st, 

Phone Oeean Oity 1200. 

Wildwood 300 

Atlantic Citv 5-0654 

SlNOEB SEWING , 

bouoht, sold, repaired and rent' 

ad. Wp. M Nb Ofonjto av, At- 

HnUt Olty, Dial *-SBa, 9-7B 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

of Thank-- Pop, CaU Mid PeU 

wi,' F, "b, 

ih 

(mm 

wishes to thank tier many friends 

••25. 

_iraCT2BUnS AM 

cr spaniel puppies for Mlf, Ol 

outdoor boarding kennels, M'e 

You'll'QeTa Sauflj-i Deal Mere 

THI FAMILY of the late baac 

kbtley siticcrrly Hcknowletlfc your 

kindnsM of thought and deed dur- 

ing our recent hour of (sorrow- 

Motley Family. 

I HOME OOOKBO chicken dinners 

I Saturday and Sunday. JOHN- 

BON, S2&4 Shore rd., Llnwood. Fh. 

BoBieri Point 6OC. tf. 

DO YOU HAVB A CAR *OR. BALI'/ 

Gdw, O. Kurtz, 1st and Atlantic 

av,. Ocean Oity, will pay highest 

cash prices for can and trucks. All 

makes and models. Drive In or call 

Ocean City OtSQO or MB, tf. 

SEAMAN'S Delicious homo cooked 

dinners- Creamed chicken patties. 

Southern fried chicken: FTMn vei- 

etabTes, home made desserts and 

rqUi. BHADY SIDl IHN. MM Bhore 

rd., Unwood, M, J. phone Semen 

Point TO,' U 

COAT HANOmtS wanted We Mil 

P«y you He e«ch for the wire mat 

htngera thit you return to us. 

Ocean city Tailor Shop, 744 Aabury 

fDTOR, high school jirl"vyanted 

to give tests in nrst year French. 

OTJtl av. 8-25, 

MODUUi residence in good real, 

dentlal section, in Ocean Oity, (5,- 

000 to 18,000. Fall possession. Buyers 

Wiitin-j, A, R, McOausland. 27 E, 

Dawes av., gomers point. Phone 

807I._ j-i. 

Wanted To Buy 

ANTIQUES, aiinii, lirte-a-brac, 

electric appliances, refrigerators, 

good used furniture. Highest pricea 

paid. BARNEY'S, 1087 Arctic BV., 

Atlantic City or phone 6-0W2, 

tf. 

VlBrr our coriet department lor 

girdles, eorsetlettes and b«Mieres 

to fit evAy figure, Hoadauartin for 

uniforms, nurses, beautician! and 

WBitruaes, White and all colon. 

TUB WISE SHOP, 8» Asbury ay. 

PLEA81 RETUBN ALL 

ffliJpf Y BIVERAOB BOtrTLlS 

Beveraie consumera please return 

your empty beverage bottles to the 

place where you purchase your bev- 

erage. Your dealer's replacemeny 

are limited by the number of empty 

bottles he returns. Ocean Olty^ Bev. 

era-iB Oo., lili Slmpsnn ay. pnone 

0714-J, ilistrfbutors of PEP«I OOLA, 

SEVEN-UP. SEA BREEZE BB\rER- 

AOES and Atlantic BEVERAGES. 

8.4. 

MAN wishes 7 transports tlori to Flor- 

ida latter part of September, Cap. 

able driver. Local references. Box 

2S0B, flentlnrt-Ledger. B-aS. 

IRON, RAOfi, UetAL, etc., 

BOtJOHr—prop a postcard or 

call the reliable Thomas Deoerbq, 

737 West ay. Honest prices. tf. 

PIANOS, Spinets, small uprights, 

baby grands. BARNEY'S, 1027 

Arctic av,, Atlantic Oity or Phone 

5-09M. tj, 

FURNITURE WANTBdr lingles 

pieces, or complete sets from 

homes, pet mj' price before soil- 

ini for bedroom, living room, din. 

ing room Bets, imall pianos or baby 

gninds, china, glass antiques, etc. 

Fhont 1412 or send card to Misi 

Fleming, Ocean Oourt Apta., 3rd 

Bt. and Mean av, tf. 

8TQOK of the National Bank nf 

Ocean pity. Any number of 

shares. Write to Box 4tm Sentinel- 

Ld t-U. 

srs. 

Ledger, 

WAST " 

WAST "TO BUY a desirable lot tn 

Seuide Cemetery, Box 2600, Ben> 

tinel-Leflger. 8-2S. 

KM! Estate Wanted 

WANT TO BUY a house or lot for 

cash. Near beach. Also want to 

rent for next Summer a 2-bedroom 

apartiaient. 3 adults. 1 Ocean av,, 

second floor, 8-18. 

For Rent 

OARAGE No. 3 at rear of 61JI Cen- 

tral av. Owner at No, 30 Tij:rd ct. 

cr see Darby at (04 Central av. 

(.28, 

RBNT-BUNaALOW, well equipped, 

September f-30. 2 bedroonig, ga- 

rage. Bood mattresses. Price 1100, 13 

Bunset pi. 8-18. 

For Sale or Rent 

8OMERS POINT, Modern corner 

residence. Best residentlnl section. 

Immediate occupancy. For inspee. 

Uon see A. R. McCausIand, 27 S. 

bawea av., Somers Point. Phone 

tl 88 

Apartments For Rent 

PARK PLACE AFITB,, S82 Park pi., 

between 3rd and 4th sts, near 

boardwalk, beach. Complete small 

apartments. Phone 8898. tf. 

8 PNNLYjr PLApErf 

817 PENNLYjr PLApErcomfortablc 

2 bedroom, 3rd floor apartment 

for September, screened porch, near 

ocean, $80 for month or SJS a week. 

Apply Mrs. Ailing, 87u Brighton pi. 

- • - gjj 

Real E»Ute For Sale 

5S ABBUBY AVE.—10 room house, 

unfurnished, good condition. Good 

coal heutlng plant, special price for 

quick sale. Mrs. Frank covert, own. 

er, 1330 Asbury av. Phone 10P2, tf. 

OENTLEMEN'S ESTATE of 13 

acres. 4 acres under overhead ir- 

riEatlon, apples, BspaniBiis, straw- 

berries, vegetables of every kind 

here in garden. Farm entirely fen- 

ced Prirminy equipment included. 

Newly built Old English style 7 

room home with all the ultra ino- 

dern conveniences, even air condi- 

tioiiing, 2 bath rooms, very pretty 

lawn, shrubbery nnd trees around 

this beautiful hcimc, 2 tar garage, 

3 room eottajie for caretaker. This 

is the greatest bargain we ever of- 

fered to jhe public. Price $8,000. 

TERMS. This is really an invest. 

ment as this owner has spent a 

barrel of money here on this hobby 

which is also a practical little fniln 

located in villagr near depot, Jos. 

A, French, Rep,, 1 A, Btroiit Ronlty 

ARcncy, Tuekahoe, N, J. &•!&, 

COUNTRY HOME ON MAIN 

HIOHWAY WITH 7 AORES: Four 

acres tillable, 3 ncrcs woodland. 6 

room house, electricity, modern kit- 

chen sink and kitchen range in- 

cluded. Very nice cellar to stnrr 

vegetable! for winter usage. Run. 

nin-~ water. One car Barage, Wood 

or coal heater. Price $2003, Jos. A, 

French, êp.. E. A, atrout Realty 

Agency, Tuekahoe, N. j. 8;23, 

ROOMINQ house for sale. Ills As- 

bury av,, Ocean City, Inquire Cor- 

son's Qarago, 1335 West av, or any 

real estate agent. J, Corson. She, 

OCEAN CHY HAYFHONT. DO ft 

corner. First ami Jl»y. G nl\v-r> aiul 

Cape cod rottnyt!, 2 bi^droinns and 2 

b:'th"i, Milfje wharf; al.so G5 ft. b;ty 

front lot. finest section, near 

Phone 1471. 

8-23 

Wanted—To Rent 

WANT TO REN'.r four Iwdrimm 

home, hented, from October to 

April. $35.01) to $4:">00 niniuhly. J. 

J. MvCcwkcr, 1024 Ceiilnil av. 0- 

IH CHAHCIiy OF IIW JIRIIV 

TO iil UMANTOWN TKL'ST PiMPANY, 

In, nh.r ••< (hi) f.lair 'it i'fniik II 

iiinWr. Dw'ii. l.EFFERT S. KINK- 

KK .nlil NATHALIE A. H KOKR, 

jiKH, rriiiiimrr liKiilrc- uiulrr tile 

vtiil nf I'raiiW II. KiilkefL Occ'd., 

MAHHIET tiKi iHliiA KINKER. wile 

ol l.clteri S. kink-'r. JEROME A. R. 

KiiElilitli- hiKlmml «f Naitiiilir A 

K. KrarliiT, NKWTll.N M. T, KciNEV, 

iisKlii.iri irK;it,'i' liiHiT !ti|. will nf 

\'niiilln" A. Si.v.ns Ili-r'il.. ami .illll 

Ii, jr nf Niwl..ii M. liiini'i'. I'liil., ED- 

Vi'ANI) HciNKV, rr-iiliiiiry Irsiitci- uii- 

ilrr lilt' will of Virdiilii A. SiivtB!. 

Lire'.!.. ('EKTKV1-E KONEV. wile u! 

NiiUnii 1). T Hiiiies 

Ilv viriiif iif .111 OnliV of ilu' I'mift nf 

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day i,f Oi:u,Wf nvsl. or that snii! riill 

wMI tie taken as cenfeisrd nifainst ynii. 

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ta?t anlc ctftiticatcs mail..' iiy E. W. Bur, 

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Automotive Service 

FORD - m-RCUHV - MNCUL.-I 

Alilll'.iiitd Snlei A Si'tvi I- 

EDW. C. KURT/ Ch-Aii!A f'unM*any for 

IiiftiiraiiccB mi Llvei qiid (ifaiiting 'Afl^ 

ijiiiiifs, a curih Of thf Htale nf r?î!!- 

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''"''MONDAY 1 , itPTEMBEB li 1^44, 

IfcFl-WFiMi thr liiiiirs **f twi=ivu iiiitl fiyO 

unlock V. H * t« »it. ni Qtir ti'elfek in 

%\\t •fUrimiMl »f ??itl day, ot liifc Hltcrtfl'a 

nffitc, in lap? Msy l'«ur» Huu*e. (spe 

AH that cfriaiii mortKagffi. prcni^cR, 

with tiie filMHiftctiaiitcS^

' '.-% 

SENTINEMJQXJEFE Frida 

Down, Live Longer, Is 

To Business Men 

Blow Your Fuse', Paychologist 

Urge* in Address to Rotary Club 

down, you businem menl | ——_„„_-___„ 

down, prolong your life and | Snvm Wnshinetnn 

w happin out or it, while %" supposed to last until Sep. 

tember 30. 

Miiynr atruble said he had inter- 

vened for the operators because he 

felt that lack of taxi service would 

he n severe hardship to the resort, 

parilcuhirly if it occurred over the 

Lfibor Day period. 

Rations of individual cabs vary 

sliBhtly. but were said to have con. 

slsted of a little over 400 gallons fur 

I In- third quarter of the year. 

Wildwood Man 

Heads Co, Legion 

Bernard W. Maxwell, of Wild- 

wood, was elected Cape May coun- 

ty commander of the American Le- 

gion nt a •neetlng of the county 

executive committee In Court House 

Others named for the ensulns 

year were: Frank H, Hart, ol Son!" 

ers Point, a past commuiider of 

Morgan-Ranck Post, Ocean City, to 

be nrst vice commander: Ellis J. 

Carmnn, Woodbine, second vice 

commander: A. L, Tnchetti, Wood- 

bine, chaplain; Preston Fisher. 

Court House, treasurer. 

Huckster Sells On 

Sunday; Fined $5 

A fine of 19. plus a warning 

n the National physical Fitness 

program. 

The Ocean City (soverninent ha. 

donated four other trophies fur th* 

guards In the second and thlrii 

Uce. hosts 

Rults of tournament racing 

idopled in 1330 by the National 

Lifeguards' Association will Bovern 

he event, with possibly minoi' 

changes for iocal condition? 

TWO-BOAT LIMIT 

paper by wind 

Collection will be made rani or 

shine, starting irom South Ocean i 

: City and working northward to the 

| Gardens 

I Rev. Norman V Sargent, chair- 

man of the salvage committee, re- 

ported this «eek that the final total 

on lasi weeks collection—August 21 

and 22—was 13,7 tons of paper, Thh 

added in the nine tons gathered on 

7, made 22 7 tons for An 

New Garages 

For Hospital 

of the loss of 

thf "nl fornwt ' 

was meted out Thursday in police 

court to a farmer who allegedly 

violated the Sunday sules refulat. 

Ions here, 

Mario Musumeci, Jr., 30. of 

Bwedesborq, told Judie Howard he 

had never been In Owen city be. 

fore and did not know that huck- 

^_—„ î 111F iiuiiufIIIFM .MiiHii.1, sters were not permitted lo do bus. 

oropped nut because of Illness ; innsS On Sunday, He was iiTrested 

Driveway is Hard' 

Surfaced 

Construction has been completed 

on a new addition to the shore Me- 

morial Hospital property at Soniers 

Point. Superintendent Herbert C. 

Addiseott announced this week. 

The project was the construction 

of a cinder block and cement fire- 

proof structure conlainlni six gar- 

ages and a spacious storeroom for 

hospital supplies. It Is on the site 

of former frame garages, which 

were demolished, on the west side 

of the hospital. 

The area between the hospital and 

the new garages was hard-surtaced, 

Mr Addiseott said this work wns 

the nist step in a genera! program 

of expansion and beauttfieation of 

the hospital property. Another new 

building contemplated Is for nurses' 

I quarters, and it also Is planned to 

'add a wine to the hospital proper 

. Each Beach Patrol will lie 0, , t'tist. ur more than doubln the jul> 

milted to enter no more than two i figure 

boats. AcKrdliig to advance nidi. [ rOTTAGEn«i URGED TO 

jnuoiis, there will be two compet- 

In;! foi Ofean City. Atlantic Ci\y 

j»d Ventnor. and prohubly one ench 

fir the others. 

Ocean City colors will be carrieri 

by J:ick Riliy, Jr.. and Joe Bcauan. 

holdrrs ol the local championship, 

and Jim flundstrom and Jim Mt- 

Allisicr. runners-up in the race her" 

two weeks aô. 

; •ulamic City will Be reprei-enteii 

by Ed ati'lser and Ed Solitaire, 1B41 

' chimpionsliip crew, and Captain 

Ton toeiweiler and Jor Broome, Jr.. 

the secund plate team of that re- 

| iort, 

VENTNOR ENTRIEH 

Joe Learning and Tony Byer. whfi 

fiiiished first in the Ventnor me? 

last .iionth, and Dill Casey aiitl 

Chuiicy Mallon, who crosserl in sei-.' 

ond position, will row for Ventn.ir 

Harold B,irkei, Jr. and Bob Cun- 

ningham are scheduled to represeii' 

Biigantine. 

Shortly before race time it i:; 

planned to select judyes and othor 

ofTicinls representlni each of ill? 

ccinmunitlui in the contest. 

riw racers will start from tlK 

bejch. round a buoy half n mile 

at sen. and return. 

• tajttrtti, another had to leave 

Patrol Sunday to return tn 

Waitreise* Of 

W| Jailed 60 Days 

* 18-year.uId negro handymnn 

•u sentenred to 60 days In the 

jW Jail. Monday, after he plead. 

^Mlty to the theft of $83 in 

•£ Ifcm a Corlnthliin av hotel. 

JWec said clarence Blakney, of 

J"«... war West nv,, IU em- 

P 1 to do cleaninK work in the 

j?Jf. out while making his rounds 

•WO lifted all the cash B§ could 

."• in roanu of a number of young 

W1 Robert Laekey added that 

iiP" - mye himself away by 

ging h|s wenlth on some faney 

I'JS? 1 NAVY SONS 

._ McCoach, 

mant Oohminder Ed- 

"i, retired, mnd their 

lueiti iMt week end 

of their father, 

Uh at, 

;,*»t Peterson, of 

**J «ptndIW several 

i oity, Mil r,tum 

OoU»ge in 

while selling wfflternielons, 

S18T SUMMER HEBE . 

Mr and Mrs W. E. Denil, of Phil- 

adelphia, are vacntlnnlng until Ln- 

bor Day at 1«4 Asbury av. Mr 

Denn has been coming to Ofean 

City for 51 consecutive years. 

OUT-OF-TOWN SUBSCBIBEES! 

Please netify Ihig office ted.? 

the date you wish your tuhMrip. 

lion traiufeiTed and the new id- 

dress. Phone 03M or 0105 or «f nil 

a poaleard. 

add a wine to the hospital proper 

for a clinic. 

The gai-ases just built will be for 

use of physicians and other hospital 

personnel, as well as patientt, 

Construction work was^ by Frank 

Walker, and paving by Roy ateole, 

both of Bomers Point, 

War Refugee Board 

Counsel in Resort 

Joaiah E. Dubota. Jr., assistant 

general counsel of the V, 8, Trea- 

•siiry Department and general coun. 

sel of the Presidents "War Refuiee 

Board, spent the week vacationing 

in Qetan City with his parents at 

1047 Battersea rd, 

i Mr. LJuBdls has just returned 

from England where he accompan- 

ied Secretary Henry Morgentliau on 

n specili mission for President 

Roosevelt. He was with Mr. Mqr- 

genthau on a two-day tour of the 

American fljiiting sector in Prancs, 

Gives $25 War Bond 

As Race Prize 

Because he is so impressed with 

the character and ability of Ocean 

City lirequards, an Ardmore, Pa,, 

dentist this week contributed an 

unexpected prize of a war bond tn 

be awarded tonight at the South 

Jersey championship Beach Patrol 

race. 

Dr 

With hundreds of Summer cot- 

tagers now preparing to return to 

their Winter homes. Chairman 8nr- 

uein poimed out that there .should 

tin an unusually large aeeiimiilatii>n 

of scrap paper. He umed residents 

to tic it up and put it out front 

for ccillecticjii instead of in thp trash 

can. 

Piiper that the truck cannot reach 

on Monday will be gathered Tues- 

day. 

Former President of 

Manila Bank Spends 

First Vacation Here 

Roger ap Oatesby Jones, presl- 

ident of the Mahry Securities Com. 

! pany, Selmar. Alabama, will leave 

I for home today cpridayi after hav- 

iiiR spent a two-weelt vacation here. 

It "was his first time In Ocean City, 

and he was favorably Impressed, He 

was domiciled at the Idlewilri, 

Mr. Jones was the first president 

of the American Bank In Manila, 

In 1801 The bank was founded 

shortly after the Spanish.American 

War ended Mr Jones remained 

with the bank only a year or two, 

then returned to the states, 

i Note—The 'ap" in his name is 

Welsh for "son of. Hence literally. 

his name is RoEfr. son of Catesby 

Jones—Editor i 

Freshmen Urged to 

Register in Advance 

Boys and Rirls who plan to enter 

Ocean city Hi»h School or junior 

" " time this 

FORMER TELEPHONE 

EXCHANGE 

The Massey Building, a brick 

structure, was as one time occupied 

by the Bell Telephone Oo, exchange, 

later became « Republican club, aiid 

is now occupied on the second floor 

by thi selective service board. The 

street floor is occupied by Hudson's 

Beauty Salon. Morilsson's restaur. 

ant and Jehovah's Witnesses. The 

former owners were A. W. Fisher 

nnd Hurry Ruthlg, of Vinelaud, 

Tlyi.Hughfs building has the stort 

a "4k.'/i «!>"'! office on the street 

floorF "and two larpe apartments 

above. It M sold by Howard S 

Blainton Co. 

Othfr sules announced by the 

Corson office êre: 

1331 Ocean av., eight-family 1 

apartment house on the oeeanfront, ' 

with rhiarlan rights. Sold by Dr, 

Allen Corson, 

9^3=2? Central av.. four.family 

brick apartment house. Bold by 

OeorKe Albrecht. 

7IS Asbury av,, store and apart, 

r.rnt building, formrriy occupied by 

MUls and Humes, Sold by Selma 

C r* ensteiii. 

11!" Asbury av., s'ort and apart, 

.iiiiit building.ijid by Rose Tobln. 

Ail seven properties were pur- 

chased by Llton Risley, of Ventnor. 

for the Hill Dredging Co. Mr, Ris-., 

ley personally was a niember of a 

aroup of investors who purchased a 

quRntity of other property, prevl- 

riu.niy announced. 

Two Resort Fliers 

Meet and Chat 

In Florida 

.Aviation Cadet Lawrence 8, 

Nickerson, Jr .was In his quar- 

*eri at Avon Park, Fla., itudy. 

ink tot hij next class, when the 

loudspeaker In the barracks 

boomed out: 

"Qadel NiCkerson report to 

the Qflteer ui the Day." 

Oh, oh!" exclaimed the re- 

sort boy. 'Wonder what I did 

wrong?" 

Bui when he reported to the 

front, he was pleasantly surpris- 

to find another Ocean City fly. 

sr waiting to greet hleri, on a 

frli-ndly visit 

It was Lieutenant William 

Hc'den, an instructor in ad. 

v*nced fiying it another Army 

all field at the same town. They 

had a chat about home and 

such, and promised to get to- 

gether again whenever oppor. 

tunity permits. 

Lawrence R. Davis, a vacn- 

ie' Sen' I ^' were urged yesterday to enroll 

, il« 71 fnr i'" advance of the opening day of 

th .,,,-h,_ nf „ KK hnn>< Tt" 

leased me, they task me in a 

room and bandaged my eyes 

They wouldn't tell .me whkt they 

were folng to do, 1 thought they 

were geing to shoot me, 

•Theft were six other soldiers 

with mt. They led m by the 

hand, I started to pray; I 

thouiht It was the end. But af- 

ter we walked about 100 yards 

I heard a voice call to us tn 

take It euy, that everythinc 

was going to be all right, 

"When they took the Band- 

ages off our eyes, there were oar 

I Page 0, Please' 

Swells Fund For 

Post-WarWork 

29 FaneU SoM Not 

To be AueMed 

Until 1946 

Tht city govtrnment i 

ad in a "premium" of I 

Wednesday afternoon froHil 

its largest and most succeasi| 

f ul public auction silt of ; 

estate. 

1 Purehaier.s paid that much'' 

above the advertised total 

minimum prices as thty b 

in keen competition for Wj 

parcels of land from one m 

of the island to the other.. 

Total proceeds of the sale 

$32,830, while the property wu ad- 

vertised at minimum acceptable 

prices amountlni to »21.47S. ' • , • 

Bo spirited was the bidding that 

only four of the » offerings 

disposed of at the minimum IJL 

FIVE BIOS TO A F«OPEB!¥ / 

The commissioners 1 chamber 1^* 

city hall was flUed to its iK«t^, 

capacity with real estate broker, 

property ownen and other lat< 

ested parties. The n,le produced 1 

many as five diffLrent bidders 4 

some Items, and quite a lew parcel* 

were sold for more than dourjlo 

the aovertlsed price. 

Director 01 rayenue and Plnanco 

Henry Roeser, Jr., announced to 

the crowd that ail money receh*d 

from this and other recent auctloru 

is being placed in a ipeclal fund 

earmarked for the financing of. 

post-war improyemeiilB, 

NON ASSESSABLE FOB 1*45 

Mr, Roeser also disclosed that 

settlo^Mits for the property aoU 

Wed •. My cannot be made by( 

tober I, wltli the result that : 

of it will Be afsessed lot tan 

poses for 1945. Assessments 

made, under state law, n of O 

her I, and the city wiUstlll bt thi 

owner at that time. 

Bale prices Wednesday ranged 

from a low of $300 for a single bit 

advertised at $300, up to 16,100 far 

a parcel of IN lets at South Ocean 

Oity, which had been advertised at 

U.O00, t j 1 

LOW PRICES, HOT BIDS 

Another parcel of nine loU at the 

south end wu advertised at $3,500 

2nd brought *5,3a5. while two lots 

in (he Gardens were advertised at 

13,400 and sold for «3«0O. 

Some at the hottest bidding tod 

place on the lawer priced offerings, 

with a $200 lot gainf for M25, a 

1290 lot brinsini tSflO and a 1150 

lot selling for 1333 

Navy Hellcat 

Crashes In Inlet 

Pilot b Rescued; 

Pine Towed Here 

Hundreds of rgsort€rB were inter* 

jsted spectators Sunday when a 

Naiy Hellcat fighter plane was sal- 

vaged after crashing Into tht Inland 

-Uerwav near Corson's ln|et*_ 

The pilot was rescued by coast 

guards after he cllmbtd out of the 

plant beforr it sank ahsut a Bllle 

from the Coast Quard station, 

Inhn Castaldl Ocean City gm- 

^ral cnntriictor was called in IS 

issl>it the Nav% in salvage oper- 

A. and P. Manager 

Here Transferred 

OeorBe E. Klnzler, manager nf 

the Ocean City A, and P. Super 

Market, has been transferred to the 

A. and P. Market at 18th and 

Bpruee ata.. Philadelphia, 

The Kinziers, who reside at 53 

Bayonne pi,, will leave for their 

' new home about mid-September. 

Boys Near Death As Boat 

Mast Touches Power Line 

Two Somers point vacationists the guy wires of the mast caught in 

niirTowly escaped electrocution 

Monday afternoon when the metil- 

rlgged mhst of their Knall sailboat 

"truck a high tension line on the 

Risley Channel drawbridge al Lon|f- 

port, 

rhc boys were Identified as Will- 

iam James Hammond, 18, of S2M 

N. Front St., and Walter Payne, 14, 

1S« E, WHIIngston st, both of Phil, 

ndelphla, according lo Longport 

police. 

They were soiling elole to the 

bridge when a sudden guest of wind 

1 drove the craft against tht IPMI tad 

the electric line, earryiiig 23.000 

ins boys went overboard for 

safety and were picked up by Coast 

Ouards, 

Atlantic City Electric Co. repair- 

men shut off current In the iin> 

for a short Mine until the burned 

boat was untangled. The company 

said the line was • feeder between 

relay stations and that the accident 

caused no interruption of Htte, 

as an alternate line automatically 

went Into UN, Thi only noticeable 

effect here wu m flicker at 

A di\er uent down and i 

cables tn the plarie where It Lay 

on the ba^ bottom after wbleli 1£ 

^ hauled aboard Castaldi's $$S& 

driving barge From that it was 

transferred to a smaller barge and 

towed by a tugboat through tfaa 

nland waters to the city whiff at 

10th st and the bay Ocean City. 

At that point a Nav> crew took 

o\er again and lifted the plane. Id 

'Mn(!.s folded aboard a heavy truck 

which hauled it to the Atlantic Olty 

Naval Air Station Pomona, for re« 

pairs 

RAN'KIN HOST TO EMPLOYES 

f r DINNER AT SIMMS 

Forty-one male employes ^f 

Jack" Beach Service were giiestt 

Monday night at a dinner given top 

John P nankin owner of the bud- 

ness The affair took piece at 

Stmtns* restaurant, and was in i*iQ^ 

ognltion of faithful service during 

the Summer * 

Time and Tide 

Cgmpiilrd 1B I WU ThM (a 

l«tk Fnil 

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Point BHlli, ill SO ala 1 »t» ( 

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