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THAT ARE LUXURIOUSLY DIFFERENT 

Fabrics and pattern work as fine 

2S these do not pass by unnoticed, 

They hare the appeal of inher- 

ent richness which is brought 

into full bjoom thru the tasteful 

designing and skilled handling 

of needle and thread 

. SOUD COLORS AND PATTERNS 

to 

STAIMTCNTS 

OPEN PUmAY and BATfJBPAT 

mCE! Parents.. 

NOW W STOCK!! 

A Complete Line of 

CHILDREN'S RECORDS 

Uncle Don's Playland 

3S Nuraey Rhymes *2.lO * 

Melodyland Record Book 

by Eroo R«pee, narrated by MUton Cross 

Pied Piper Nursery Rhymes 

each 3Sc 

SWEET «nd LOVELY 

Mwk WimowMd tub Ordheatr* 

i PA 

Wayne md Verm Barton 

3SL 1 SSS£ flr 

HlU of Today 

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kotw&m* Am Told tiow Navy 

Mav Have Redfall^* Stop To Polygamy On Guam 

J •"•"» ^*»»«»MMI The man who fluid the openlngi "in time the native*'became ao 

Gets Off to Encour- 

aging Start 

The Ocean City Summer Chorus i _teM -t 

had an encouraging start taatlSS"? 

Thursday night wTen 30 enthuslas-J B ^ L ,„ 

out 

wood 

P Brick, 

t SK 

•U of 

UUtlaJ 

ton. white 

id 

Dra 

were resort 

two were yiELod 

MOM MBMBEBS EXPECTED 

t 

openlngi — 

of the Spanish-American war. I absorbed in their pets, their 

at M«Iiiua», Cuba, In iftts. nve became secondary in Interest, Be-1 

the Botary Club some rtb-tlckllns skies, the wives were kept busy 

reminlseenoei of hi. 40 years' ser- groaning and taking care of the! 

vice in the O, S, Navy, last Wrtday pits." I 

Restaurant, Strand At tM end of his required two-1 

year cruise. Captain Boone said I 

Boone.I he took his examination at the) 

«., --• . •" UWl °- a "• V|U Hospital at 

Philippines Insurrection, the Boxer j and was ordered to Ouwn, on thel 

uprising in China and in World tJ, B, B. YosenUte. A hai 

War I, He M now president of thelNavy officer under whom he for-1 

Wilton, Conn., Rotary Club, rromlmfriy had served and who, dap-1 

he commutes to New York tain Boone said, "was a friend but| 

le Is In the coal business I successfully camouflaged It," in* 

HALeJEY TOUGH As KID teneded and had him transferred I 

Boone agreed to take ovar~-"u a 

th lbT S 

greed to take ovar 

Ptaeh.hifter, and the elubT 

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Boone was Introduced I 

, said Captain Boone, who One was Fvt, IdUls (Bus) , M, i 

iftwl w " f" dua *«* "> 1«M. just in Palnier, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Emill 

•mil* to lousy," he 

to Ameri. 

get the natives to he 

"•Why workf" they „_„. 

"•We'll pay you,' we said 

"•No can buy anything,' they re- 

Piled. 

"But we finally aroused their in. 

terejt in canned goods, and that 

turned the trick. 

"A midshipman suggested that 

we establish a code of laws, by 

way of Americanudng the people 

He my? delegated to perform this 

task. 

PET PARADES 

STOPPED POLVOAMY 

The natives all practiced poly- 

gamy. He decided that this mtist 

stop. His method was unique. He 

decreed that every man must have 

a pet, and that every Saturday 

there mujt be 5 pet parade. The 

pets were reviewed as ceremonious- 

ly as if they hod been a platoon 

of Marines, They were given marks 

for their appearance. 

a j*ars service in 

Jerry L, Thomas, " 

Air Corps, and Warrant OSlcei 

Pred Tarves, who saw action o 

Guadalcanal and Okinawa. 

The cltfo's other guesla were in 

troduced by E. L. ounard. 

Bike Riders Must 

Obey Traffic Rules 

Bicycle riders at Wlldwood wh 

violate the stale motor vehicle 

laws will be arrested and fined 

the same as careless automobile 

drivers, oeorge Krogman, directoi 

of public safety, announced Friday 

Inaugurating a safety campaign. 

He said that police have been 

instructed to issue summons to 

bike riders who fail to observe 

traffic lights, ride on the wrong 

side of streets, or on the board 

walk or sidewalks, 

FOB QUICK RESlTl/rs 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Sterling Silver JEWELRY 

with Personality 

Earrinri, Brnm-he*, Lapel pins, Link Bracelets, Bangies, Lanllen, 

Itorreltes, Charm and Scarab Bracelets 

ijJi to ie.9i 

IRE BODii OF FALDIi — FAMOUS glirci 1B1 

MUTN'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

OIFT MA11T OF OCEAN OTFt 

826J28 Boardwalk (OppMlte MusSc her) 

Women's Wash 

Cotton Suits 

Vs Off 

Sizes 9 to 15 - 12 to 20 - 38 to 44 

•EGULAK PRICES NOW 

2,98 ..... 1,97 

3 -»8 2,64 

4,95 ..... 3,30 

5,95 ..........3.97 

8.95 ... .....4,64 

7.S5 5*30 

10.M 7#30 

l2f»S 8,64 

TRUST HIIINA RUBINSTEIN TO HELP 

YOUR SKIN TO NEW YOUNG IIAUTYI ' 

You've trusted Helena Rubinstein, world-famous 

beauty icientiit, to bring you the fineit preparations 

for the tender care of your precious akin. 

You know you can depend upon her —and upon 

her wonderful new scientific; preparation to help 

you look younger, Eurogenic Hormone Cream 

contains the equivalent of a substance abundant 

in youth — butt unfortunately, deereaiing with the 

ywin. It can be absorbed by the skin to help 

retard the effectg of aging, IIELBMA HUBINSXEIN 

ESTBOCKNK: HORMONE CREAM. 3.50 

If you prefer the luxury of an oil — 

HELENA RUBINSTEIN BITHOCENIC HORMONE OH 

contains the same eatrogenle hormones. 5,00 

Mn, Tappeti, « repre»»nUtive of Helena Rubinstein will be 

St«mton. Monday to Wednerfay, to demonttwte Aelr «—• 

beauty preparations. 

Helena Rub. as till 

SUMMER 

BEAUTY PREPARATIOiJ 

ft dHit hnmrn hfi. mrnnri 

nut. A glorious suo-kiwd «oht 

Cett on ID • fiua-without,* 

Dries quickly...and BUJI from breeding places to 

i of the Colony, 

AT BASE 

I the Naval base, the fog was 

"M to an ana of about 30 

I « well as Inside the recre- 

I U and dispensary, Tlie re- 

[ftttn annoyance Indoors wat 

• of the season, while 

'open the reduction of peat 

•et was about M per eent 

r N hours, or about the same 

M at Woodbine, 

m Mid he believed result* 

Jim* been more lasting had 

TOTMution been made more 

"-'- Aj lt was, a single gallon 

I mixture of Dnrr and feara- 

• »m in, ilm 

using its regular lar- 

normaHy eonaumes one 

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Resort Service Man Finds 'Walk 

Photo In Luxembourg Farm House 

Tlie acdbmpanylna photofmph 

of three jlrta. •Umdlng ln front 

of the Ocean Olty Beach n- 

trorn lOtti st. he.dquartera, was 

found Jn March lying oh tha 

floor In a bedroom of • farmer's 

house In Luxembourg;. 

T*e finder was Oorp, Albert 

WhltMde, huhuid of the for- 

mer Dorcas Monoief. of Ocean 

City, •• waa ln the HUi Divi- 

sion, with a#n, httMi Blurt 

Army He was billeted In the 

farm house, during Pattons his- 

toric dash toward the Milne, 

Oorp. Wnltwdde, who la now 

in Ciecho-slovakia, and who 

hopes to be home late In Au- 

giut. mailed the photograph to 

hU wife, who Is residing at 1314 

Bay av. 

The question Is, who ant the 

girls and who left the photo- 

graph behind in the farm houHf 

If anybody In the audience 

knows, please inform lire. 

whittaide 

Incidentally. Corp Wtiltealde 

has M points to his credit. 

St. Swith Knew His Stuff, 

Weather Man Now Admits 

Smma No Immediate Progpect of Eman- 

cipation from Wearyin' Humidity 

Resort Man 

Helps Guard 

Restricted railroad service, abort 

age of meat, topless bathing and 

other topics have been the moet- 

dlseussed Items during molt of this 

summer season, but during the 

paat week the weather hM super 

ceded ail of them, 

TOe only difference Is Out the 

other subjects were open to rat 

controversy, whereas everybody Is 

agreed on the weather—we've had 

nough rain, 

p. S, Weather Forecaster Bant 

Kl Deltch reports that total rain- 

all for July waa almost three 

times the normal amount for that 

month and aet an all-time record 

or tha bureau's history, 

ST. SWITO WINS BOUT 

When toe sub)ect of the St. 

Bwithln legend M brought up— 

that's the story Hut if It rama 

on July 15 it will rain for 40 day* 

thereafter—Wfr. Deltch only shrug- 

ged sad admitted he has "the 

g t 

highest respect, for folk lore, 1 

Scientific instruments to th» 

contrary. St. •within appealed to 

hswe imnethtar for " 

" - • 

Periled In 

' Mi Cruiser 

S 

itwmittit 

fire whlcii 

engine u 

W afternoon »# fire wi 

. ' «t around the engine •» 

[twult of a gaa supply line 

Mrs. MUllgan and Mr. 

iraft at tte turn 

•tfd for *afety as the 

raised Rom the force 

J of gasoline fumes In 

te The craft was tied up 

I end of Lemonf. wharf at 

V. ^ 

^»W extWiUhed the 

chemtcala. Damage to 

was «.ttoiat«d at Mao. 

Salvage 

Here 

to iMOtnta DM their 

td m 

•"•"ted in a luge 

parked all day 

*•"" win b» 

•nday and Aahmaad 

Mt MeBJNr. Megan expect* to re- 

turn tonight to compete ln Hie 

patrol's annual boat race. 

Cant. Williams aald that several 

of the guands now employed are 

men who have Men asrvlce with 

the Mined farce* and am BOW 

honorably discharged. Trie balk of 

Hie Patrol, however, it made up 

of If and ls-year-old* who are 

wbject to call at almost any time. 

etIU another guard underwent a. 

pre-lnducUon physical ex.mln»t.lnn 

on '— 

T 

Portrait Painter 

As a Favifn Pays 

Domg m. favor for a (rating wo- 

man be didnt even know proved 

exptnttT* hi police court Monday 

for William Damon, a*, proprietor 

of a portnUt sketching ahop, on 

the Boardwalk near ath st. 

Be WM fined fW by Polloe Judge 

How*** Warren for vWtattng the 

" onUnanoe whleh prohibit* m 

•aaenUal bnslneH on Sunday 

In fa man Glty, 

Damon was anraatad at n^JO «. 

m. aunday altar polio* found W» 

-- ' and Mmae -**• 

City 

•rttst was omtldand to be In Uw 

•am* eata#otr «« oommerelal pho- 

tognfihan. automatic pkttura ma- 

cbinc*. damonitiatlont and amuaa- 

monu of *tH kmd», winch are oloa- 

Thjartiat eiplalnad that he bad 

b*en cootmg enndav* en •unonah 

but waa operattag thta ttme tot- 

cauHof O» plea of the girt that 

ah* WM •Mnc borne that day from 

vacation «7 wanted the portrait 

to tak> with Aer. Mt uU tie waa 

onwtng.fr* portratt wlSout any 

gto%*»«rtM» «««»*. ' 

H«in*« Towna«Hui 

with Company on 

Petcdam Duty 

Ocean City is represented by one 

of Ml fighting men at the his- 

toric Potsdam Conference of the 

Bl* Three allied nation at Pots- 

dam, Oermany, it was learned 

The local "delegate" Is twlee-dec- 

orated and once-wounded Pvt 

Halnes Tswnaend, a member of 

Company II. of the noted Bid Ar- 

mored Division, which Aon Into 

Me crumbled Reich with the Ith 

Army, 

Pvt. Townsends wife, Mary, and 

theb- two young daughters reside 

here at *18 «th st. He Is a bio- 

Wwr of Floyd Townsend. of 81 

raUurant, and a nephew of Mrs. 

Clyde w. Stiuble, the mayor's wife. 

HUP! OV/HO BIO THsWE 

In two recent letters home he 

dlsclosad that he Is one of the 

35.000 American troops now in Ber- 

lin with the occupation forces, and 

ihMt his outfit was selected over 

a month ago to help guard the 

area whew President Truman, 

Murshal Stalin and Mm Minis- 

ter Churchill, with, then- military 

and diplomatic aides, were to meet. 

Presumably he is still then, al- 

though no letters in the past two 

weeks have mentioned it. 

oi* •DOR or m » 

"we are out In the edge 

the city (Berlin) and surround the 

house of the Mg shot general* ol 

the Allies." he said ln one totter, 

June 11. "It really Is an honor to 

be put of this company. We have 

a lot of spit and polWi, all for 

a good knpfession, but we like It 

a lot. It makes all of us proud. 

For once we are billeted Us a 

good house, »* squad has a two- 

story home surrounded by ' 

and shrubs and on the edge of a 

lake. In the evening the fellow* go 

swimming and canoeing, Tne house 

cn&MM 

Navy Officer w 

Is listed Dead 

Com. Bryan Loat A« 

U. S. Sinks Av Ship 

Mrs. Arthur M. Bryan, of Cyn- 

wyd. Pa., and Ocean City, was 

officially notified by the Navy De- 

Bartment late last -week that her 

husband. Commander Bryan, u 8. 

N., Is new officially listed u dead 

Commander Bryan was aboard 

a Japaneae fHsaner-of-war Alp 

which was bombed and sunk by 

American planes off northern Lu- 

ton ln December. 

Mis wife was notified in April 

that he was known to have been 

Bentham Garden 

Yimldm Beet Ounce 

Short of 4 Pound* 

Enough vegetable for a meal 

for the whole family U repre- 

sented in a single beet grown 

In the victory garden of Chris- 

topher Benbham. retired Coast 

ouatd oSieer, 

The beet weighed ! pounds 

16 ounces, according to Ben- 

jamin Weatherby. who put It 

on the scale of a neighbor- 

hood store. 

Mr. Weatherby had * been 

tending the Bentham garden 

along Anbury av. between Jth 

and fth its. while Mr. Ben* 

than was undergoing treat- 

ment In a Naval hospital. 

When he returned, he present- 

ed the mammoth root to Wea- 

therby. who plans to preserve 

it for entry ln the Klwanls 

garden exhibit, August M, 

Millvilie Quartet 

To Sing Sunday 

Night on Pier 

Convalescent Service 

Mem Enjoy Qracheatm 

Concert* 

Another special treat for resort 

music lovers wlU be presented Bun- 

day evening (n connection with 

the Music Pier orchestra concert, 

when the popular MlllvUle quartet 

is sheduled to offer four well 

known selections. 

The quartet consists of Helen 

Birslln. soprano; Bertha Myera, 

alto; Ralph Chard, tenor, and 

Clarence H Reeves, mayor of Mlll- 

vllle, baa, A fifth MlllvlUe artist 

to appeti- with them will be Blan- 

che Pox. soprano. 

Quartet numbers will include 

"Bweethearta," by Herbert; "Ro. 

many Ufe" from the "Fortune 

TeUef," Herbert: and "Italian 

aboard the Jap 

refused to give 

but she had 

en the 

dim chance that survivors might 

have reached safety hi northern 

Luwn, which was not in Ameri' 

can hands at that time. 

The only, known survivor from 

Hie prison ship was a Lt. Petruv 

who was returned to this country 

and wu lntenrlewed by Mrs. Bry- 

an tn Walter Reed Hospital. Wash- 

ington, D. c, 

Prtm him the learned Out her 

husband had been Interned by the 

hus 

Japs for two and a half 

W il 

h atf 

Cabanatuam. W miles north of 

Manila, and iater wks moved to 

Blllbld Prison In Manila. He was 

with a group which the Japs later 

sorted out far shipment to Japan, 

presumably for slave labor. 

Commander Bryan had been in 

the Philippines since 1940 and was 

captured early ln 1042 Re began 

hi* Naval career in Ull, 

Mil, Bryan hat a summer home 

la Ocean City at SJ37 Asbury av, 

and Vends a considerable part of 

the year hen. 

Street Bong" from -Naughty Mar- 

ietta." also m Herbert. There al- 

so will be a duet by Mbs Fox 

and Mr. Reeves of "Wanting You," 

from The New Moon" by Rom- 

berg. 

CONVAXESCENTS HEAIt 

CONCERTS 

Twice during the past week the 

city orchestra concert was visited 

by a group of convalescent service 

men from ifie Thomas M Ing- 

land General Hospital. Atlantis 

City. 

The «rst group of 15 soldiers 

attend**, last Thursday night and 

enJpy*B t(le music so much that 

10 men MtuMd on Tuesday eve- 

ning this week. 

Director J. Fred Mamie receiv- 

ed a letter from Miss TTaaeea 

Clears 1 , head recreation worker of 

the EM Cross staff of the hos- 

pital, who wrote to lay how much 

the patients enjoyed tht concert. 

WANT TO COME AGAIN 

"The orchestra was superb, the 

program delightful and jeannette 

stokes' singing a refreshing treat," 

she said, "With all of us who at- 

tended, you nave started somc- 

and 

We 

bring 

want to come again 

our friends. We are 

looking forward to hearing £ 

again and to Introducing you-eon- 

certs to more patients, please do 

not be surprised if you receive 

some special requests from.our pa- 

tients- We are planning to adopt 

your concerts u a weekly MBit." 

Director Manne replied that the 

orchestra would be glad to have 

as many soldiers attend u pos- 

sible, and wlU reserve seats for 

them at any time. 

Seeks Permit to 

Enlarge Wharf Space 

The War Department announced 

this week that Robert M. Morford 

has applied for a permit to en- 

large the wharf lnclosure of his 

yacht basin on the bsyfront near 

First st. 

Reposed cjnsttuctlon Is to hive 

a frontage of 8» feet and extend 

approximately 320 feet into the 

bay. 

Tells How Hospital b 

Salvaging Wounded Soldiers 

Abnb High Among 4,000 P»ti*nU M Engird 

General, Eapedally Ampute«», KiwanU Leutu 

A detailed description of how 

American aoldiars who have Mt 

ana or leg» are reatored to new 

nomul by arUficlal Jlrnoe, surgery 

Owan City Bwania cJub Wednes- 

daw at BUnlM' by Captam Beth 

•MM*, publie reUtlons officer of 

the Thomas M. Sngland Oenenl 

Hospital, Atlantic Olty. 

In an lnfoonative talk, ranging 

tnni typical a. I. humor to grim 

realty, he took hi* listener* be- 

hind the scenes of the hospital 

whloh la carlo* for more than 4,000 

•oldler pattanta «t pnaent and re- 

•tottag all but a few to uaaful 

live*, despite serious Injuries re- 

ceived In oombat. , 

n that tne Kngland 

I, one of a number of gen- 

eral' howUals ol *he Army, from 

tout to oo***, la «pwj»llung In 

ampotatlati, neuro-targery and 

neurology cases. Amputee* cone 

plie about 4D par cent of the total 

or p»*»«t|. ^ ^ ^ noapital Ja 

•U* to care far nan bed patients 

than tlM tottr* atate of Dilawsre 

BOWrCTAl. MASKS MS 

LIMBS EACH MONTH 

The weikafcep at EniLutd 

Geoml . BsealM has new 

njilnil peak pndaptlan aad 

•••i.111 peak . 

at taming out Mf artificial 

legs and M «*tb month 

Mr napKatkw maUenU, 

CaafsJo Baker said that «x*> 

Unb la * "enstofn-awiH JoV, 

having to bp imniU end 

fitted U the man who la to 

ww It. Tbere I* men baf- 

fle In and out of the workahop 

to try their Dew limbs that 

they vhH H eveiy Ay to "keep 

the premre an" the limb mak- 

en fe*- faster •utmrt. 

AitlHoU Hmb* tbrt leak like 

huttin *UH Mt pariecied to 

a. *»ttsfaetaiV paint, bwt the 

MM - Inollni «toel hook I* 

«atte tMtaUm when the am 

l to Me it. Botfly 

w " an espectod 

to be saksUfastad in,the near 

neuro-iurgery patient* on furlough 

between operation* or tnatmentt. 

)UW STIIA CONTimiNO 

Oaptalp Baker said that man* 

Grade Pupils 

Must Register 

On August 15 

Allows 

fora Schools 

Open,, Sept. 10 

Ocean City's elementary asd 

high schools will open for full ses- 

sions on- Monday, September 10, 

but pupils who will enter Central 

av. school for tie first time thl. 

fall will register some three week* 

earlier than In previous yean. Sup- 

erintendent Wlllard B, Matthews 

announced Wednesday, 

Thtar should report at the Oen- 

tnUi av. school for registration on 

Wednesday, August it, between • 

am aad 1 pjn. The date for re- 

gistration of high school student* 

win be announced later, 

ALLOWS TIME FOB TEST 

The earlier registration date 'for 

bejlnni-rs Is designed to make It 

possible for those who have not 

been vaccinated or immunized for 

diphtheria to complete the proces* 

before school opens. 

They should take their birth cer- 

tifieatai with th*m when they re- 

gister, Mr. Matthews said. The 

school nurse, Miss nuabeth Hart- 

man, will be on hand to check on 

vaccination and immunization. 

Beginner! already registered and 

lmmunlr*d need not register again. 

"These two health precautions 

are required by state law for en- 

trance into Oeean city schools,'' he 

explained, "Due to the fact that 

late registration may keep (be 

child from elasg attendance on 

opening day, parent! should be 

sure to register their children en 

August IS," , 

Children may not enter kinder- 

garten unless thfy are five years 

old or will attain their fltli birth- 

day anniversary before October i. 

Pupils who. have not previously at* 

tended «ohool aay not enter after 

September 21 

Central av, school will open full 

session? at B a, in., September 10. 

The high school will open at 8:45 

oJn, that day. 

Dozen Apply 

As Principal 

w» Probing 

A deaM eppUaVnti are under 

consideration for 'the position of 

principal of the Central av, ele- 

mentary school, superintendent 

WUlard », Matthews reported thta 

week. 

On instructions from the Board 

of Education, the superintendent 

Is going farther afield than Is 

normally done In an effort to try 

to find the highest type Person 

possible for the jxjsition. He has 

been "beating the bushes" for can- 

didates in Boston, New York and 

Philadelphia, as well as through 

various college Job placement bur- 

Already the superintendent has 

personally Interviewed seven of, the 

candidates and has taken other 

steps to Investigate their qualifi- 

cations 

There also ure five applicants for 

he post of public school art sup- 

ervisor, and several prospective dl- 

?ctors for the high school band 

Tile school hoard hopes to make 

a decision on the new principal, 

and possibly on the other two fa- 

cult members, at its next regu- 

lar meeting, August 14 

Dismiss Witness 

tn Accident Case 

John J. Sterr, S2S Central av.. 

as released from bail Monday by 

Police Judge Howard Warren, af- 

ter having been held for two weeks 

as a material witness ln an acci- 

dent case. No criminal charge had 

been placed against htm. 

John Stewart, 30. of Springfield, 

Pa., was Injured July 15 when he 

ran into the side of Sterr'* car 

while crossing the street. 

61 BUILDING PERMITS 

ISSUED IN JULY 

There were el building permits 

Issued here in July, for Improve- 

ments estimated to cost *13,SB5- 

50, lt was reported to the commis- 

sioners this week by Building In- 

spector H. B. cooper. Jr. 

CITY BUYS TRUCK 

Purchase of a new Ford truck 

for the city department of public 

workd was reported to the Com- 

missioners. Wednesday, by Direct- 

or Edward B. Bowker. The depart- 

ment traded in a 1933 model. 

NORMA MAKTIN 

Bmgfcfir ef maataMtr u 

Stanley Martm. «f 

wh. wni be awawaf 

•Mt annal laky p 

(rrtaay). Man tkw «M 

m •atewd to (He MUMe, 

wm rfwt at 1*:M u. 

m 

MM a 

wffl %s »wai«ef te 

the sis dlvauw*. 

Patrol's 

Annual Race 

Friday Night 

Six Crack Teem, 

en Edge for Ckuic; 

Start M 6:45 

The one mile rowing champion, 

ship of the Mean Cl* êach ~ 

trol will be at stake tonight i 

l be tate tonight when the annual ocean «oe 

wtt be *t««ed between 1%'is* 

l sU. târjjne; time Is e:«6 p. 

Six tea*** ,af Bfegoards sj* en 

tared In the sue, wrnch will b> 

Hie beackv to round a buoy 

a mile at sea, and return. The 

Winner will be the first boat to 

hit the beach. Standard surf beats, 

used by the guards for regular 

rescue work, will be the racing 

craft. 

Interest ln the nee Is running 

Ugh, and the two-man teams 

have been practicing. diligent*' to 

perfect their timing aad Improve 

their speed. ^ . 

The line-up of Mams will be as 

follows. Joe Regan and George 

Welsberg; (Thick Bramble and: Jtan 

"n»k«rtwi 

th*> fwr who , 

much ftfr ub f 

i we can for; 

Tit*t 

tional W«r 

as committee 

other CkptjM*yi 

inanities jnada ~ 

the •nnn*|l i 

funds for St 

Andrew R. Mazw«n, 

the N.WJf 

Msmr sj 

ilgnwa* 

at the dmn 

en, •Ranted by W.lant' 

nut. director of Ant, B. 

Jersey. AltJwuih an ' 

ing asked to serre. 

he would do ewytbmctn 

wer to help pat ow 1ti»1 

Ocean City and 

deuce thai tfae 

be met end 

BATS QUOTA n HOW 

Mr. ifDOutean, one of (n»j 

apeaken at toe metttkt 

Henry Plate lartauiplil. 

- Lei, alao said he I* 

of success her* thl* 

mac* »V FtM*) ' 

Sharkey, Bob Regan and Bud 

Bailey, Bruce Parkier and Bob 

Seybold: Alike Belttel and Ijes 

Taylor. Bin Marks and Joe Flan- 

agan They will draw for lane* 

Just before starting time. 

As In former years, a large 

throng of spectators is expected 

to watch tne event from vantage 

points on the boardwalk and 

beach 

of the first three plac- 

ing team* will be awarded perma- 

t thi l adted sin*. 

g w 

nent trophies ln gradua , 

donated by John B. Kelly, Ocean 

City summer resident from Pttlkv 

delphla and former Olympic scull- 

Ing champion. The champions aim 

will have their name* engraved 

on the perpetual Kellfcr Cup, which 

must be won three times for per- 

manent possession. 

Mr. Kelly, patron of the Beach 

Patrol event for the past 10 years, 

will be one of the Judges of the 

race, in company with th* three 

city commissioners. George K. Gar- 

diner, city recreation director, will 

the official timekeeper. 

Joe Began will be trying for a 

aeeond leg on the perpetual tro- 

phy, having won the race test year 

when teamed with Jack Kelly, Jr. 

The latter Is not on tne Beach 

patrol this season. Bramble and 

Sharkey took third place ln IBM 

and are considered a strong bet 

to win this time. 

, . ara now hsiasr fj 

ed foe submission', tn tEe 

Highway Department, 

Thl* was iHnrinsod wedi 

Freeholder Conan If. 

county director of 

group of etratbmere prop* 

en visited tne board to 

that jthe brldse be 

tlon to a ncent proposal 

be made a ton nidge. ' 

Freeholder Ooraon said 1 

Ing of the span under tail 

Bridge Commission and 

toll had been suggested, 

the freeholder* have taken 

tlon slang that line 

plans for repair* were ^ 

by the state on March 31. he gsjtdU ' 

but later were called bade for, W- 

vlslon. The new plans are no* be- 

ing drafted and win be *tmm»upa^ 

for approval about August 30, Od(* 

son prrfnlaed. 

OppoJiti to the ton 

wa* ejqjremed ln reaohrt 

tne Sea Isle and Ocean Otty i . 

nusstonen and the Upper Town* ' 

•nip Committee 

$1000 Wort*, of 

Jewelry Stolen 

The theft of three ring* tahMft 

m% MOW wa* reported to n*o*t tm , 

lice Friday by MM. Benin 

731 Wealev av. 

OOUftTY NAMES AVUITOMS 

William H, Welker and BJwood 

C. Davis were reappolnted by the 

board of freeholders, Wednesday, to 

make the audit of county books 

for this year. 

Collects Advances On Four Jobs; 

Now He's In Jail Fdr 30 Days 

William O. Hlldreth. ag, of Re- 

hoboth, Del, made a strong abut 

lust week toward solving the local 

manpower shortage single-banded 

—until reaort polke entered the 

game. 

Hlldreth's brief career her* con- 

sisted of making numerous appli- 

cations for Jobs, obtaining an ad- 

vance on his salary through a opn- 

vlnclng bard luck story, and then 

falling to report for work, aooord- 

lng to Detective Samuel price. 

Arraigned before Judge Howud 

Warnm on Saturday, be waa 

a choice of *» fine or 30 

In the county Jail. Be spent 

weft end In the olty tan atm 

oomtnutas) to> onntv Jail ~~ 

whan ttaVcJtbf tpd Mt ti 

Hlldreth's anest waa on cam- 

plaint of Irwln NlchoUon, operator 

of a parkins lot on 10th at,, wbo 

advanced ttw young man gao 

dreth had *im«»*iy obUlnatt • m 

advance before atartinc wok at a 

patat •tore, ti adrance from a 

buw boiMa prontotDT) a4 

meal (ran atflTanother 

denied ha 

W 

The Jeweh-y was tn a pocketbanjp 

lymg on a desk: In the Mowen nhor 

tographlc (todlo, whloh 

constant flow of people in 

during the day, making It t 

slble to determme when the 

able* dlnppeared. Chief Ro 

Lackey aald the polloe havo 

a systematic ttieok of maul 

elry outlet* and alao sent f 

tkms of the ring* to othar 

City Hunies to 

Buy WlnterjCoal 

adopted a resolution dMlM 

emergendj and- antborMnt; 1 

mediate psrsnasmg of «ie't 

ooal Mmpb/.wMM 

of advertMn*; for I 

Xbe afcttonw**;! 

tualned, t» tor 

bulKJmg. at tft 

der ta*t yeart 

#o*eph P1M, i 

atnc at MM 

Tim* 

•/• .' \T 

;„

Ffi?*^^^^j|P^^^fr* ^W*T^^^ 

wsm 

WESTCOTTS 

Cook*d Foods 

To Take Out 

Tion-ASLi 

tttt AUantfc, 

AUa-tK.Cnr.Nj. 

POWELL'S 

Super Service 

Motor Tune-Up 

RE-UNED 

EADLIC 

>-\ O .S U S T 3 

SHEPPARD 

GAHAGE 

tUt aoA AUutk Ph. 

MORTGAGE 

FUNDS 

**•.»»* 

tofta 

Richard B. Fox 

< * * * ' * 

!iS^*^ss&riw 

> i 

. thwik • dwn who. 

•Iww ta St. Switt Knew 

from tha iMdjuHtaMaM Hi. Stuff 

whta they team te pick up a] 

sad put it tti n pttMie i»r 

,. . America ' City Notify 

telephone, he Mid, 

CMiUnaed fnn page l 

At recorded Ifl 'XTUrioaltlea and 

*», Foe Char**) Property Owner* 

Customs,", at. Swithln wa* patron 

Camden 

of Winchfciter, England, of which 

WMN no waa bishop from ma 

to his death on July 3, MR. 

On Moral* Charge 

noUfljd by th. olty 1st. yiliiM A man and Woman from Oamden 

• BUlUh. J* to brtni- the pavements up to pro- County wm arrestad hen on mor- The book Us* that the numble- 

Incident ncdt wu cited' per PMi, to teMeve A nulunu. als charges Monday night after mlnded mint, before dying, betsed 

dtep*tch« teth Doe dt Notification to the owners ni they ware found together by theto 

be interred in the open church- 

h Atol 

authorised toy the commissioner*. woman's husband and a constable yard instead of the chancel, as waa 

ottitM tttJtn the ttefcti Wednesday, after they received a 

who accompanied him. 

the custom for biihopa. And there 

Oetiliwer servwl u • .life. petition from a group of rwadents 

Held for police court hearings be remained for more Hum a cengusxd 

W» W each h nummer jjiie he In the 1300 block, IRwa Tterr.ce. 

tomorrow were James Payne, lit atury, 

until tot monks planned k 

wM-« atudwrt >t M Dnlvm- mity complained that inasmuch as 

welder, of MM Westwood Lane, remova his body to k more fit 

Mt 

many of Me sidewalks are below 

pennsauken. sad Mrs. Clara Janet Ung burim place. 

ANOTBCa M#r COMING grade, the recent rainfall runs ov- 

Warner, M, of S3 W, Oolllrurs- July U was Mt, Mil on tlu. 

Mr, and IBs. OMUngM, Br, areer 

them and up to the butting 

wood av., OolUrurswood, ' O a -WUtity storm" kUMt and 

scheduled to M Joined In m fewproperties, 

thus blocking use of 

They were arrested In a resort d f 40 d It I 

dan tjr their other son, Lt. . King, scoutmaster of 

Troop SO, plans to visit the camp 

over this week end. 

g y 

pathy far the mmfuum, whmu 

they h«vt the hlchMt mania of 

aay CIIH or injured or III pa., 

Uenis oared tor. 

"A nan who is ill and needi 

mediBlnt, or a man with nervti 

ut und shattered so that he 

jarUy paraded, doesn't under 

stand ewetly what U wrong with 

him, even though the doctors tell 

him," he explained. "Fear of the 

unknown weighs on his mind. 

"But a man who has lost an 

arm or l legknows 

what is the 

niattej' with hini. After he ebe 

•onies mentally readjutted to the 

oss, he has comparative peace of 

mind for he knows exactly what 

he has to do to overcome his handicap." 

CASES Dirncn/r 

Most difficult (o deal with are 

the patient* ti h have sustained 

ri ij h 

«L J 1&., l v, tle ' P 

(% nd vlctou* have ben * PhUdlh 

enjoying an opportunity to get to- 

,.|gether and talk about the aid 

none town recently, in New cato- 

~ l 

Mention of lt was made by M&rvin.Oldfleld, 

Navy son of Mr and 

Mrs. Albert oldfleld. He said he 

had met Nick Mlgllaccio and Walter 

Peterson, both of this city also 

Charles Tfllkle. of Beealey's Point. 

Happiest reunion of all was with 

" brother, flgt. Ctiarles A. Old- 

•.—ij. ? ta *• PhUadelphta area 

m 

"ecuperattng in a 

hoapltal from Injuries received in 

tte Invazlan of Okinawa, 

^_^ OMfJdd repotted tnat Peterson 

resninH a OMbae, it helping u> build tnej 

notpnaL 

I notpnaL 

HARDWARE CO. 

*«« 

serious injury to the spine, wjiioh 

eauMs complete or partial nsfcalj-. 

sis. An expert psychoIoglM is required 

to ear* for them,' he said, as 

many will be invalids for life. 

Captain Baker told how men 

with amputated legs and arais are 

gradually taught to walk, perform 

normal actions of dressing and ev. 

erydsy life, drive an automobile 

ind even enter enthusiastically in. 

to Jitterbug dancing 

In teaching men with artlfleiaL 

limbs to drive an automobile, he 

f»M hospital attendants have been 

smwlied at me lar»e number who 

never drove s ear before. The be 

tinners are easier to teach, how- 

•yer, man those who had been 

given, "because they have no. 

to unlearn/ 

Rio Grande Firm's 

Safe Looted of $80 

State Police of the Court Rouse 

borracks are Investigating their 

first safe cracking crime In a long 

wbile. 

The rebbery occurred over the 

week end when thieves forced the 

door of the Rio Grande -Coal and 

Feed Co.. and cracked the safe te 

Hie tune of M0. The» flrm is operated 

by Asa Bobbins, 

1 

'Skeeter IV w 

M«yB«U»eur' 

-''ysp n..>.1 Property. 

i i i- 

All A.hmj- AvPmir.-iri-VK-M» ...y- 

K 

FSED V. 

V. PE 

PERBER, 

KF* JerMV. all .liii«e certain ]and* rii) and 

[irrnt!*eB .lg follow»: 

d 

All thusf rrrtain htiiih a* ' 

".if 

nf Cape 

Suit sf 's> 

deieriittii as 

BK.1ISNIN (lip \'.iFth«'F>iri 

el «>,!,) . '? 1*» fprt Sicrlt Dr. Harry H, Lake 

thH 'n.jfthirMfilv 

OrrOKtTBIST 

of Am 

11,1 

fr«nei and 

norlbwviitwaFdlj, ln?|H-p«t,' 'fine* "m^\W\ lilWt. 

With. Twrniy^vpnth Sifeet, IJS feet ts •n ABBCItT 

a fifteeti fes-t will? street. 

iM n 

- K. BEI.I-. 

Special Master Jn Ciifineff] 

of New Jersey 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

Wm Hmm li 

Seashore Buildin« 

& Loan Asm, 

Ml Aabury Am 

s 

Plan New Drive 

On Tax Evaders 

Revenue Dept. to 

Add 63 Employe, 

Harry tj. Maloney. Collector df 

Intemal Revenue for the tint New 

Jersey dlitrict, annauiMM thin 

Week 

Cafiforota J«l«y ] 

1M 

Florida ftnlaa Utumm 

AH Ww 

«• Me 

srifs^lflres 

tmnr PMwd C«tory 

mot 

CrUp I* Lt 

10 11 

ISNAP'BEANS 

«V I* pti w 

SWIIT GUAM 

BUTTER 

TOMATO q 

JUICE 

»n« Copi »"-* *•* — 3§t 

OciJulna Porowajt " -• 15« 

•tolly Pint—» waSi 

Consider 

F« ju»t • few minute. d(j 

** ** »• 

you proWbly can 

=-" »»• 

money. If you am 

your UHtiruee—«• if: 

VEOETABIE 

•awry to borrow on 

I JUICE COCKTAIL »* 

»i fcaifc MnafaH, e.r«l.. alary «d paniay 

consult one of our 

care of all detail* of , 

loan or of tramferring mi 

to thU bank. The i 

•EFRUIT JUICE m .L° 29c 

pruingly low, 

ENDED JUICE ,m> ^ ^ 

SSCO TOMATO CATSUP rB ^ I*c 

CHIXI SAUCE 

Are you enjoying the advaadc* 

:_ of m checyag account? , 

Far That S*rvi« Man or Woman 

FRUIT CAKE 

THE NATIONAL 

In pa«tal ODMlHr Mi natwn 

flrtai m to file an application 

for maximum prices as a condition 

nrecedent to commencing 

business and it also requires keep- 

Ing of complete reoerds which 

show the method by which maximum 

prices were calculated. 

Many common wild greens from 

fields and woods have been found 

to be rich in vitamins A and O, 

Call O. C. 1858-M 

Enmlnfi and w«fe Bada 

7 Bowie*, 143 Bay av.. has 

been awarded the Bronze Btftr medal 

for •'heroic achievement' 1 in 

Germany en April S, his rnother 

was notified Wednesday by the 

Army, 

Pfa Rowles, "who went oversea* 

lult December, waa with 1 been UiMd In the first six months 

of IMS. Thu eomparte with 133,- 

8« IMUM aU IHirJkr. " — ^-~ Kteh 

name Gordon B. 

day, 1113 central av. 

wv, mm warn 

•ev, William awen, who served 

as pastor of the Cape May Court exrclient" condition, S5O0O; M 

House Methodist church from 192a single curtain rods and fijetures, 

to 1835, died Thursdiit? last week ll.Vi IB 37-Inch blinds and fin- 

in a Lakewood, N, J, hospital. He tyres, 14JO. ill Worth st. 

had been pastor of the Methodist — Adjimtsblo UYKlid ehalr 

an engl- church tnere for the past five 

neerlng unit attached to the Ninth years. 

Armsr, The decoration was conferred 

because he was "an Inspiration 

to his fellow soldiers" during the R. E olds turned out 3.000 ears 

operation of laying communication in his Michigan plant by hand me. 

wire under heavy enemy fire. thods in lioa. 

JToo Ute To ClMiIfy 

Young Leader WANTD-Housekeeper, part time, 

general housework: Biowe's Soafixid 

Market, 3rd and Asbury Ave. 

Of Gang Jailed 

— Irifli»h ooolter puppies", 

and white, male and te- 

4 Others Sentenced 

A. iK, O. registered. Rhone 

to Reformatories 

— Maids wantetf. 

Alfred Tressler. 22, of upper 

3rd Bt. arid _ 

Hotel 

Darby, Pa. alleaed leader of a 

Boardgang 

of five youths who planned 

____„ , gold rine, 

wholesale robberies at Wlldwood, 

.. W.B. R. Sunday, July m, 

1S34 Asbury ay _ »a 

win sentenced to one to three BALE—H-It. cathoat, 7V4 ft. beam, 

years in state prison by Judge eKcellent eondltion. In water. 

French B. Loveland, Wednesday. Completely equipped. Ready to so II, 

Tressler pleaded guilty to charges A good, safe sailboat Bromley. 2"> 

of leeelving stolen goods and eqfi- Mprninislde rd. Phone JC94. B.j 

Bplruey to rob. 

•ALE—Wood stove, oil laaps, new 

Wurren Montgnmery, 17, of Dre- bathroom wuh stand. % sprint. 

xel Hill, who stole the pistol with 

whleli the group planned, police 

said, to launch a juvenile crime 

wave, waa sent to the Annandale 

Reformatory, 

Montgomery was exiled from Stowe's 

Ocean city under a local and 

county court order a few months 

a§o, a/ter he was found guilty on Sea Foods 

a lareunf charge here. 

The other three in the Wlldwood 3rd and Aibury Ave. 

escawide were dealt with In a closed 

juvenile court session and sent 

to the jamesburg Reformatory. OPEN DAILY 

8:30 A. M. to 1:15 P, M. 

2 P. M. to BiM F. M. 

Less Child Labor 

SlINDAYi 11 to 1 p. at, 

J CI«ed Dally 1:15 to 2 P. M. 

Noted in State 

A significant trend in the tm. 

ployment situation In Now Jersejr Dcllilously IM(T. .a 

740 Asbury Av«, 

^# * J 

Eat More Seafood 

&*_ And hw on Your Rod Points 

WHITING 'IT •Me 

ôrnpi Q-2 fo K-l Mow yJIM 

Belling BMI rMM •—•- a>*» "• 19c 

N«ek or IrMnt lamb••"-

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YOU*, can nu>MX 

T AIB EXPOStmB 

SIMONIZING 

llf«l PwtT I shade itnd daughter. Barbara, tofamily 

twoama hungrier und he I &* jA_ ^M ^^ I u,hU nrttl. ikflaB IBJIII rf~?t.BH,f Onl. 

«•* caw or many who raided the! 

-4 1)n the _ . ^-- -.^ -- 

M do construe-1 garage ware aot uncommon. 

I Theq. at last on Fvnniaiy 33.1 

r JOB baUere there ale no Jap-11MB. P 1 gather wltti Miss Jean Crawford, 

| of Lancaster, Pa. are sojourning 

it Uie Lincoln. 

for 

Mr mid Mn H Hallman. of 

at Shrivnr^ Pavilion, 

'lushing. NY, are summer guests 

postponed until next it The Illinois Rouse 

lnof 

* • • 

!* were seen overhead de- 

pr a B- Carlson, White Plains, 

tnMjMlftN* i-MptH Mrt *M» mam tto* who SM a*e[atwylng wring enemy ene~ guns, winch -^—• had ---' l^^ mu i^'pia^ at fflSyeVs N Y, is visiting at tlie 

Illinois 

tW&m end. bnitel pleas* accept bam placed on a Wll overlooking I f.vUto (*,„,„!„£.. in am and House 

that fact new as a fate genersJ-h»ant Tomas to Ml ajl Internees Sti^ tûihout the dm There * * * 

MtfctV tto flswman said, before they were liberated. J^, 

pert to 

1 "* ^ X elephantlahleandW « r - • - ----- !_•___ _,.„_. i — » elephant table and I Waves, stationed in 

rour Waves, stationed In Wnsli- 

Atter F«an Harbor, the Buohenl WWUDOU AV LASTI laU donations of articles ror the "iifton DC, who are guests at the 

••We evacuated from* Manila, when I Bev and Mrs. Bucher. their two! table, or food and other items I Illinois House this week axe Lt 

wert no air raid shelters I sons and two daughters were freed I should be taken to the pavilion \ J l Lyons, Catharine 

and *5h inMMr, all 

nurses at Taylor Hospital: Cheater, 

Pa.. «n spending 10 days at 

The parkslde. 

• • a. 

Mr. and Mrs. s S. Upplncott, ol 

palmyra, are summer Visitors al 

the Lincoln 

• • * 

Mrs R T Plnkerton and Mrs. 

P 8 Earlo. of Montreal, Canada, 

together with Miss J. aiknour, are 

•pending a few weeks at the Lincoln 

• • « 

Miss Mary E. Fuller was expect, 

ed to return to her home in Oeean 

City this week after undergoing 

an operation at Oeteopflthlc Hot- 

• ' ln Philadelphia, 

i Keru. Lt R»th 

a f, to tmata Tomas, when I sometime twfore noon that day. I Friday morning. 

Vrrktor, Lt Helen SUions. 

psrlakeed one of their wont air I phlMoug craft to be evacuated, the I On Tuesday, July 34. Mrs Irvln 

• * • 

r*lds on Ohrurtnuw D»y. 1M1. and I clergyman vas so weak, he could I Hall entertained with a card par R, MeMurtrie of Philndel- 

that evening moved toack to Ma-1 not lift his three-year-old son up I ty on the porches of her home o 

... - -. — home I phi" Is spending a two-wrok va- 

MOVED TO CAMPS 

on the tank I mt Ocean av proceeds for the cation here with his nle-e MTI 

At the army evacuation hospi-1 affair netted »13S However dona- E A Bulky 20th at and Crntral 

On January 1, military trucks I " Internees were placed on a I Uons are stm coming in and Mrs ai Mr McMurtrir nho condurted 

•nit through Manila to take diet for seveirJ days while I Hall expects to turn over tiso tola mrnt wear shop on the board 

all American citizens to Intern-1 ""^ 

f i v I r r 

a8 * in hecan > e accustomed tol the Hostess League this week. nalk hire fur 23 ran is now con 

ment eamns. That was when ffllU- 1 " 8 " 1 " * aUnft I a « a u M ot Ule "nunuil success nectcd mth the men's furnishing 

tew authorities nmved they can T »» ***" Mr. Bucher told aun- "^ thu years card party Mrs Hall dopa. tment of Oimbel Drothors 

• courteous Md kind Rev Bu- «U««y members that he does not "*> announced that she expect* 

Cher was sent ahead to Santo To- «*"* "• « Ure eitperlences. for ln «*e It.an annual affau- Busuiessi Mr, Honn, Yol4n(t who m n t : 

mas. tout Mrs. Bucher was left In ^ «"• he learned mdire about' ""~*« "' "~«" "•••• -*•- -~ ' - - ' • - • 

MWH«. under the care of a train-1 D "* r people and hlmseh* than at 

ed nurse and a doctor until after ""J M"e previous Now that he 

their fourth child was born * nd . Buslnea.1 Mrs Honry Young, who recent. 

of Ocean City who do- Ltlirned ,rom Temple Unlversit; 

f 

"J* family are safel - back 

WHen Mr. Bucher was taken to I home, they would ' shame an per 

f ^Pf^Ll" 011 " 1 Cupboard 

^ il Phildlhi I 

AnaU 

the Internment camp, he and all I son vno would dare complain 

otiiar Americans ten instructed to """u* our '««> shortage" 

take food and clothing to last three Before he ipoke a solo was sung 

days. The majority of them re- bv Mrs Alfred Ora She was acmalned 

at the camp more than companied by Miss H Williams 

three years. I At ê meeting next Monday the 

On January 14 all relltrlousl P r °gr an , Hospital Philadelphia, is now a 

Bhop. hcr i,omf m Beealc •» Point Visit- 

vlduals 

calm R 

donated gifts. 

CHEO 

I trlclfl, of Arbutus, Md 

i "111 be In charge of the 

workers were moved from the| Presbyterian choir 

camp, bask to thetr homes In Mann*. 

There they ware allowed 

continue tnetr nustmary wort. 

the basis that they would not talk 

to «Sy HUHM, ffcey were, ' 

truth, to be forcibly used as 

llglous puppets _ agents for the 

Japanese propaganda bureau. 

THEY CAMUED ON 

RtaUztng the dire penal ties they 

would pay for dlaotHwlnn orders 

that they must have no relatlonatlp 

with the ONnesB or mi- 

Ipinos on the island, the group 

(managed to distribute 25^)00 pesos 

worth of rica and otter oomniodlti, 

and 1 gts. 

PLANS LUNCHEON MJ WINTER 

m November, Mrs. Hall Dlans for • 

a luncheon and oard party at Ba?a , Miss Virginia Mullen. Dtlanco. N 

Country Club for the benefit or J. »nd her fiance, Jo t-ph Schuisltthe 

Hostess House Although this \'" 

Congressman 

Slams Canal 

Would be Calamity, 

Say* Eaton 

Construction of the proposed 

ship canal across New Jersey 

"would be one of th* greatest cal. 

amltiej that has ever befallen our 

ln a sense carry out State". Congressman Charles A. 

tbs missionary work they had Baton of Plainfleld. Informed the 

I planned. 

New Jersey Tajipsvefi AsswrlaUon, 

j Ttelr work was constructive, al yeaterday, 

IBlough dangerous. However, Jap A majonty of members of the 

'Military Police started watching Hew Jeney dek(atlon in congnsi 

son closely Md their work was recently advised the Taxpayers' 

" discontinued on July Association of their opposition to 

By were .ordered back the canul project, and their viewi 

to Santo Tomas, when, the Bu- were made public by the press. At 

etaer famUy began their final In- the time Congressman Baton was 

ternment 

unable to reply to the Assoeiatian's 

MX TWGHTMAHE MONTHS query because he was ^rtieipat. 

Until September. eoMlUont were m in the united Nations Confer- 

reasonably good, Rev. Bucher said, inee at Han Mvaeiseo. 

for they had nun to eat than Presenting his views on the pro- 

ttjey had had ln MwiUa, and bisposal 

to eonstnict a ship canaJ 

Jamily was • still In tali' physical Across the atati fipm the Dela- 

coodltloD l 

irare River at Bordentpwn to Rar- 

I After September, however, came 

tan Bay at Sayrevllle at a cost 

I almost sbt nightman- monUu of 

of millions of doUan, Congress- 

(starvation rations, r a i , aiclmeu iclmeuand 

man E»ton, following his nitum. 

aitt MMet wu out 20 per cent, wrote in part as follows: 

land then mere and more mill the "I wish simply to say that from 

J elally diet consisted of breakfMt at the very beginning, when the first 

. KE II • ajn.. eon rice mush which had ugiestton of this wild scheme was 

. Jfc II no flavoring, not even salt. made, 1 htLVt violently opposed It 

Supper was served at -1:30, when both publicly and privately, and 

I a ilee stew was served. Twice each shall continue to do so. 

week internees were given hone "I consider the construction of 

| meat, and a days a week, a nlnthis 

canal as proposed would be 

were killed to swve more than 2000 one of the greatest calamities that 

people, A Bulletin wm posted that has ever befallen our state," 

| anyone finding meat in his stew, 

please report to headquarters. The 

I Incident was rare. 

| 

i for SO juests. 

Mr. and Mrs. William H Force, GutUf»on to Wed 

huntom, NY., recently spent a 

HoateM Houte for 

_i Oliver attended the Oniver. 

two-week vacation with ID, and 

12 Harbor Lnnc, Somers Point, 

r of Wnnsylvania, and Lt, OIL celebrated their BBth woddini an- Audubon Girl 

Girb Mrs, U. W. KUne, 1(31 Central 

attended the UnlvereHy of niversary Wednesday evening at a Mn. PaMela Otto, 38 Cornell 

av. 

eeattle. The couple dinnerparty arranged in their ho« rd. Audubon, hu announced th« 

to ha JMW to 

in Norfolk, VB,, where nor by a RTOUP of Atlantic City engagement of her daughter. Mian 

iilintliiitl.i,,!., 

i II stationed, 

friends, at atarh's restaurant, that Patricia Oarol otto, to Thomas •>, SHRIVER'S 

• * • 

clt. The party was arranged byQUstafson, 

son of tut, Catherine 

and Mrs. Don T, Degnon, the Missel Catherine and Virginia Oustaleon, 407 nth it,, Ocean PAVILION 

Mwood and Ml it, JamesFoster, 

of Englewood. N. J, Oity. 

Ocean Fresh 

entertain at a dinner on Mr. Poree Is owner of the Royal Miss Otto is a lAduate of Au- Friday, Aug. 10th 

Diner In mean Oity and formerly dubon High School and attended 

Temple University. At present »he frwa lt A. M. 

to an accountant for the firm af 

Bice and Holnian, Merehantville, 

(P«tp«Hd from AM. I) 

M. J, 

•awlBg «1U, shoe bam Umndir 

Mr, Ouitafson, a graduate and hags, ilHiMK. oeoter 

fanner star athlete at Ocean Oity •M Bfroat of an hinds. 

High School, |s proprietor of a 

grocer* store at the Home address. 

He wlp honorably dtoehargM fftun 

the Army about a year ago attar 

ffl«RK€T 

nan than two years of service in 

me •outhwest Pacific. 

STRAW BAGS $1.28* 

Ninth St. «t Wett Ave. 

The wedding Is eoheiluled tat 

HUM time In October. 

m MUTH'S 

LOBSTERS 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

CRABS 

BeardwsBi (Oppo.it* Muric Piflr) 

IMIIMMWH* 

All Type* of Qemii FUh 

MODELS 

(U canpMa naiy te wtarj 

—Seafoods— j 

O, O, MMt* 

1 * 

ItelaU Shop aT emksd faods 

mn time, mm wort, •» n- 

MT. Try It teday. 

Jiut Html and Eat! 

Chicken Hes 

NoodVt 

GMM Ode^, Tangta * I 

Ounm Baked 

Italian S|H(faetU 

Ml * Oamta lunM 

CWekan 

Mted Pickles Chow Chow 

India KeUsh 

N 

Kosher Dills 

Omw n 

Chocolate Mddlaf 

Fta Cheese 

(No Point. Needed) 

Quick Senrloe 

Reasonable Prlee* 

STEWART'S 

Retail Food Shop 

208 Aabury Avenue 

Visit Mklers Bnfood 

Ninth Street at ike Bwrdwatt 

•t'limr* 

If 

IQHIIQHf 

DEAUVILLE INN 

.-, Strathmere, N. J. 

Jut South of 0cc*n City on the Ocean Drive 

Cocktail Lounge Dancing 

| CUllagher & Burton 

Black Label fifth 3.4J 

'• Trciuuro ll«nd#d 

Type Whi»key ..fifth 4.44 

Old 

[ 

WhUkey ,ftftfi 

Blended Whiskey . i fifth 

fifth 3.31 

A MOOCl PON IWtY COtKiCTAllE TOe OF MARINO lOSIi 

I «.*.! A-»-A. N»w. junnd molt difficult con.lltloo.1 Thii 

i _^-* .*.L.* ii 1i~~~^ special oiodti tsmplitti tcaaf Is 

Wear, only f M, 

* BAA. Nn BoneCondnc 

nhh. A new, powerful fin- 

._:.., .....sa&a 

m.ilc.llr w

C 

ily«'eti*mplotitil 

ON City 

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

9th Street at the Bay 

MASKING 

Open Week BVM to • p, m. 

H d U h i 

•/..&*, 

BURR HAMILTON DUEL 

Aaron Burr and Alexander Ham 

illon fought their famous due] 

near weehawken beneath the Palisades, 

it resulted in the death of 

Hamilton. 

>r$^ 

Softball 

Opens Last Half 

T*. Ktttur; August «, Army vs. Ab- 

the visitors DursUln was high man 

*H «hMllMMNU« nMufam u* M- Winners In the tournament lut 

botts; August », Abbotts vs. Life- 

with 212, while Frltzwanger- had a 

WL to t «a*p M tab tb «o ,the h btalto bnlle- - -•-»• were: Mn Oenrge 

guards. 

204 game and Jantcen a 200. Both 

ttn board Srolartna date* of all . MUs Mary Parrish. Mrs. 

Bleachers have been constructed 

Jantzcn nnd Mnrtin Just missed 

Wrtnlwr Vber* win be wonteni Harry Leannlte. MM. A.' L. My- 

at the Dell Held, and a large num- 

the aclrct level by hitting games 

I alntfee and doubles, al- ers, Joseph Power, Frank 

ber of spectators la expected for 

oi 100, 

W. Brown, and L. O. 

Softball teams reached • high the rest of the season Mr Gardi- 

The visiting bdtflt Included Lt 

At UK. 

doublai 

progreutve shuttleboaM 

A regular card party will mid-league form, as the schedule ner has announced, however that 

DuBdU, of the Army Air Force 

tounaunent beM July », the fol- 

neld by members of the Ocean went Into the laat half thla week the league la short one umpire 

L. Durateln, Wilmington, Del • j 

tol winners i out of f M 

City Shuffleboard Club next Tues- George K. Ghrrdlner. director of the Anyone Interested In donating such 

Mrs. K. H. Snow. 1 

day evening At the lut purfy, recreation center, announced. services should contact him at the 

S. B. Hanvy. Mrs Thelma Hart- 

July 34, SOguests attended. ' The Army team la still nosing recreation center 

man, Mrs. S. R. Hants, Oeorge 

ahead (of first place with four 

The final pin score was Mia to 

wins and two Iowa far the sea. NOT ENCOUBAGINQ 

m. R. Martin was pace ietter for 

Playland Adds 

son, while Keller'* All^Stars Have 

the visitors with the top single of 

candidate for county sheriff 

Skating Pro 

edged Into second place with three soUcitlns- votes hi a small 

233 and the besr threesome of B«. 

wins. Abbotts Dairies dropped to 

TJie Playland skating rink will 

town In Oklahoma. ATter giving an 

Prltiwangcr qualified for second 

thlid place after last week's games, 

Hoa add to Its personnel Tonv 

attentive Negro a fervent cam- 

with »64. For the home tewnen, 

Suglia. a Bronse Medal professmi 

with two wins and two loroon far paign speech, he asked for Ills sup- 

Norman and Mcintire were high 

si skater and youngest professional 

the season. Lifeguards (till have 

with soa and SOS pins, resnectiveport. 

of the Roller skating Rink Oper- 

long ay to go, with four losses. 

ii 

stars' Association, 

Longest home run of the season "Well, mister, I tell you, you Last Friday nlghf the Ocean 

Mr, Suglia will serve as a flow 

was hit by T. Quatafson, of WUU. 

are mj second choice,' replied the 

Negro. 

Olty aJl-ntan fared Better, winning 

—I attendant and endeavor to teach 

er'a All-Stars, when the ban land- 

over another team of visitors, S10T 

^dancing steps to Playland patrons 

ed In the middle of Sttt it. Other The would-be sheriff pandered a W 8MB, The locals' high point was 

S . , l*w Herbert, of Itone Harbor, home runs have been made try Pc 

moment. Then, concluding that he reached in the second game when 

genial fleer manager at Hie rink w*n.of w^ji, oi Annette; Abbott*; ine the Am Army? Mecould 

easily eliminate the Negro's they tallied en pins, on the crest 

has Just returned home from Alister, and Kannae, also "on S>e 

first choice by maligning the man, f y 

cre 

208 b na D ' I i 

Shore Memorial Hospital. Army team. 

he asked cheerfully: -And who 

y nea 

of a 208 by D'Imperio DImperio and 

Outcome of league results will 

Is your first choicer'* 

MS by Al alum, Blum aiso 

MS b Al al 

i ac'sred ' 

a 233 in the third gmme and Russ 

depend lonely upon pitching by "Well, sir, just anybody." Orane had 284 in the opener. For 

Moon (Army). Bay Price (Abbots), 

and Moore, of Keller's All- 

1 

mltRWunper. New York; R, jint.* 

un, II member of the K, B. team 

In the Philadelphia Classic League 

and B.. Martin, of Cnmden. 

The all-stan hive booked sev- 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

i WaiUngton, D.C., 9th 4b Mains Ave,, S.W. 

-Inn 

SHOP 

#16 W«ky An, 

BREAKFAST 

$ to 11:30 

DINNER 

5 to S 

OOMS 

Wr 

JCFAST 

:HEON 

I'îiwWi 

NERS 

VICHES 

i fintuuUmis 

Service 

**d Cwtnl Ave. 

CHESTER'S 

928 Boardwalk 

Serving Sandwiches, hot or 

«U. Breakfast, Loneh and 

fatter Dinners. Beverages, 

Specialties, HamburgiH 

and Ho* Dogs. 

Candies 

Fountain Service 

Breyer'a Ice Cream 

(Abo in Quarts or Bulk) 

Peanuts, Pop Corn, Tobacco 

and News Stand . 

DINNERS *1 

WwksTaya. «Jt te 1 *av 

Bwolrfart, t to 11 a.m. 

a noon to 1 p.m. 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Hymouth PWe and 

AtkntJc Are. 

MHTISA T. CXIBSON, hap, 

DINNERS 

mam m on 

Schedule for next week's league 

mei is p» follows: August a. Kef. 

" vs. Army; August T, Lifeguards 

THE HENRY PLATE 

RESTAURANTS 

Popular Prices 

M«I» You'll Enjoy 

Ninth St. At Wesley Ave. 

Hotel Strand Building 

ROTARY CLUB MEETS IIEKK FRIDAYS AT I P, M, 

OPEN TO PUBLIC 

Hotel Oceanic 

Crystal Dining Room 

Wesley Ave. at 11th St. 

BBEAKFA8T DINNER .*'.* 

NOW OPEN 

For 

BREAKFAST 

9 to 12:30 

CLIFFE'S 


JOHN S. TCNNIaLDR, Prop. 

802 Boardwalk Phone 0602 

(CLOSED IVEbNESDAYS) 

An OHM Vi*w from Every Scl , . . Right on the Bo.rdw.Jk 

r Restaurant 

in 

On the Boardwmlk al Fourth Street 

THE BQARDWALK RESTAURANT 

For the Gwdttu Section 

•k Fine Food 

* Moderately Priced 

* Generous Portions 

* By the Ocean 

„ OPEN EVERY DAY 

SrSOto 

Visitors Beat 

Resort Bowlers 

A team of Ocean Olty visitors 

defeated a team of resort bowlers 

last Wednesday afternoon In • 

special match at the Playland aj. 

)e),'s 

ANT 

MO (fcfeAlV AVt., 

• OCÂN CITY, N. jf% 

Northwood- Where Dining Is Always 

A Pleasure 

Excellent Food 

Moderate Prices 

Pleasant Environment 

Courteous Service 

mra,,, 

Garden Patch 

nun o. TOWNSBND, 

from 8 A. M, 

BOARDWALK-N«i to 

other 

tes4m 

future. 

prices 

t 

1 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAI 

From 12 Noon 

Until 8:30 PM 

and dosed one day weekly (Tuet(k>) 

WANTED~ 

Pastry Women Sandwich 

Dishwashers 

•#•••»•H«MtM«tMitiiM»ttMMM MM* 

Horsey's Restam 

1357-59 A.bury Avenue 

DINNERS—4:30 te 1 

SUNDAYS and UOLIDAYS—3 to 1 

BRKAKFA8T~«:3a te iliSt 

POINT TAVER 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

O.M_ Tfii gAT AT SOMER$ POINT 

i Delicious Lobsters 

L a Specialty 

, St«aluând Chops 

Seafood.irt Variety 

6. b#»V»-»'l»« dhiing r6om. and bar 

• 

Lot* Sold 

M•nimum 

n Somers Point 

Mayor Collects Over 

100 Souvenirs for 

'Gmrman Museum' , 

BOMJERB POINT - Mayor 

Fred w. Ohapnan's collection 

of souvenin la well ever 100 

now, as added artlifles of unique 

Oerman design are receiv- 

JACK'S GROVE 

i tb» M«y» LainEng Rq»J—John S. Lamb, Prop. 

ONB MLB nOH MMSM POINT CIKCUi 

Music 

ryNite 

410 

Clean 

Fun 

IHPl/ Hi Bill AT THE FIA 

AT THE PIANO 

•JACK ALBIN NIGHTLY 

* DELICIOUS SANDWICHES • 

I'll See Ken At, , , 

MAENNER'S 

the Circle — Somers Point 

HA.NE5 Flanders 

Hold 

ICHORAGE TAVERI 

OWNER SKIVED DAILY 

Served 

AD 

5 lîiiish Course 

In Home Service 

R«d Crow R«poru 

far July HMKP 

BOMERS POINT^The July executive 

meeUng of the Rea nest 

brand! was held ait UM New York 

av ochool TrurBday afternoon. 

Th« chairman, Mrs, RM W, 

Ohapman, announced that live 

members who have teen takinf 

.Oesrfiai Tallnum, M 

OUvar, Jr. KM, oeent Mtts, 

tin. mtma MadtUSe and 

Maria. 

Point Personals 

SQMBte POINT _ »*rs. ._ 

Qarrisan, Delaware av,, had as recent 

guests, Mr. and Mrs. William 

pnee, and Kathryn Qaater, of 

Pleassntvllle; Mrs. Thomas Mc- 

vttUsDf bj§ 

Mm. oeom Johmon, Mrs. Rank 

Chamberlain and daughter. MIUL 

an yistttog agt. vnnk and MK 

Chamberlain at ; , J3an Bruno, OaUf. 

FMTOIW 

ouj Opposition 

Edward M. m Phitadelpota ed- 

•any Johnson, who has Men 

training at Camp Gordon, Oft., is 

•pending a furlough with his parents, 

Mr. and Mrs, Bornt Johnson. ucator, was nominated for the pra- 

Premium. 

aldency of Uie Ocean Cits FlsO- 

tracts of ed for the ever-growing Nazi 

Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Pratt. 1st ing Club at the 14th st- nler csU- 

r 

at,, entertained during the week 

H „»„ -—i at P~®~ TTHlStMlm 

everting, during the Leonard Todd. stationed 

Oath. Chetham, Pa : Howard Rllny. end, their son-in-law and dauchurday night. 

the Itsth Ordnance De- the course in home service at Egg 

of Gettysburg; Fanny Bchtfer, and ter, Mr. and Mr*. James Martin, Nominated without oppaaltloo, 

"higher than minimum pot In Oennany, sent the ma- Harbor expected to to certifi&iL 

Hiss A, Bstlenne, of Barfarntown, and daughter, Be*sy, of Camdcn. Mr. Fes will suooeed Charles Vol- 

v fietteitor Enoch Hlgbee yor a collection of Ms daggers 

ajn, Oarrison is enjoyrng a two* 

lum when the annual club elec- 

They are: Dr. Mathilda lichner, 

I toTm*. and ejtplalned and elaborately engraved 

week trip, visiting Oettysburg and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cummlugs tion takes place AuguM X. The 

ehairman of Home Service; Mrs, 

swords, confiscated from the 

nunwrous plao«. 

have returned to Buffalo, ITY., al- nominee la assistant principal of 

Ohapman, Miss arace Wait, Mrs. 

m m * 

ljuOdlDgs erected un Hitler Youth Onanlmtlon, 

ter visiting Mr, Cummlng's mother, the Bok Vocational BclwoL 

Oharlet Evans and Mrs, Allen Ms- 

Storm Troopers and Home toy. 

Mr, and Mr«. William MeWer, Mrs, Anna, Prnimlngn, on 1st at. Other officers nominated were: 

11 and 

Guards, All of the swords bear 

« a 

the slogan "ADM fur Deutch- Mrs. Rank H. Hart, chairman 

of Phllidelphla and Un. MpWer'i 

First vice president, Oarenoe 

oi *im were sold to 

land.- which means "All for of the nurgical dreaUns unit, an- 

sister, Mrs. n, E. •egletes. of Ptul- Rev. and Mn, Oedrio E. Hick- Smith, woodstown; aeosnd vine 

^ t^Sond, Miiladel- 

Germany," , nounced that M volunteer warken 

mtelphla. recently visited their man have as theh- guests at the president, Robert Kline, Bala Ctm- 

had completed gOOlii hours of ser- 

aunt, Mrs. Joseph Slick, at herparsonage 

on Ma-bee av. Mrs. wyd; aectatary-tiBasunr, Albeit 

• ttO». 

Another •omen point man. vlw, with MH surgical sponges 

summer hone, 1st at, Mrs. slick 

Hlckman's brother-ln-liw and sis- Alnswortn, Bomsrs Point; trustees, 

Major Charles Meredith, with 

si a, lot is, bloek aoii. __.. 

prepared from June at to July 

is from Utlca. N. Y. 

ter, Mr, and Mrs. George w. John- John J. Dougherty, Bdward Mcson, 

of Runnemedo. 

aouth and Walter C. Davis, all 

the nth Labor Supervision 

price I7M, went to Roy Center in the Rhlneland. en- 

as. 

• * m 

of Philadelphia, and William M. 

jr for Il.MO. 

hanced Mafor chapman's odd Or, Uchner reported that Home 

Mr and Mn, Herman Hopkins. Mary etuber. New York, la Bger, ocean City. ' 

, jiot 14, blocfclMi. collection with three more service had three new easel, three 

Oibbs av., entertalnel recently Mr. •pending some time 

puce I7M, was purchased •words, and two full dress Nail old ones, two office interviews, men- 

and Mrs, Clarence MWdMat, of 

at Bay and 

_-" Manaret Garter, of Vent- uniform*. 

sages and telegrams, and hone 

Chester, pa,, and have a* their 

Delaware avg. 

Those chosen as delegates to the 

Association of Surf Anglers were 

: at N». 

calls, representing 20 hours of ner- 

house guests at present, Mrs. Hopvlce, 

with two workers. 

kins brother-in-law and sister, 

KIWANIS BAsU TAUK 

Joseph Johnson and Brook Anderson, 

Philadelphia, and C. Morton 

Mr. and Mn, JamM K, Shlnn. of ON POSTWAR PLANNING Walters, Mt. Airy. 

of AftpMae stwnrJ * 

Peach Festival , 

I mrt 4, lot NO, is, Wook MU, 

Volunteers reporting for •urgi* WUmlngton, Del, •nd Mia Mary SOMEBS POINT — Jacob H. 

> already has Men aa- 

1780, »ho went to Boy to Aid Hospital cal dreMlng work at the Daww Watt, of Baston, UA, Patty well* Crauie, manager of ttoe Prankford 

nounced for Aaftut 1, UDd It W*a 

BOMERfl POINT-Â peach fes- 

•v, school during the past monta granddaughter of Mr, and Mrg. braneh of ths Rufus Waples Oo, erator. Western BectrlG Co, At- 

't;' to" No, W, 77, 71 andtival, 

to raise funds to apply to 

lnclnde: Mrs, ohapman. tin. Will- Hopkins, has returned home after Philadelphia, addreaied the Kllantic Olty, will be guest speaker anoe •tamn win te valkMed in 

k Ull, Bay and Oibbe nvB.. the purchase of an inluHntor and 

iam Taylor, Mrs. Irene Watt, Mrs. spending a few days In Chester wanls caub truesdny night on 

^ to Carl and Lew Bpoto violet ray Ughto (sr the nursery 

Elisabeth Oodfrey, Mrs, Wlgmore, and Wilmington. 

"What servlee Oluh. ahould do in 

next week. 

fall, wither KppBat x 

be sitU 

minimum of tMO, at Shore Memorial Hospital, will 

Mrs. Karl Hlckman, Mrs, Floyd 

Pott War Planning." 

i, tots M and 14, Wock be conducted by the hospital's Jun- 

Vorheet, Mrs. Charles Meskers, 

lnlmUD prise WOO, m *oM ior League, on the lawn at New 

Mm. John M. Steelman, Mrs: A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hy. ûlgi BocctlU. wen known blind Pmnt Charchms 

rn«d OaUaw«y, Uppir D»* York av and Shore rd. tomor- 

a. McOausland, Mrs. Alice Oon- Shore rd.. entertained during the singer, sang "Roses of Hcardy". 

row i Saturday). 

over, Mrs, Jean Rlsley, Mrs. John week end. In Qerety't mother. Other guests were: Fvt, George BETHANY MKTBODtBT scotm WOK 

Youni, Mrs. Robert Wuchter, Mrs. Mrs. oraee McOlll, Mr, and Mrs. Oodfrey and Father Wllllsm ood- Uan rt, .aad BHiMeai «T. Two Boy Scout* rode McjfdM 

y«t 7. tot IS, block 1411, rflln- 

Lulu Miles, Mn. Alice Siclonan. Edward O'Brien and children, Betfrey, of Botners rm%: Oeorge m- •ev. M A mei Iftnfc—n, from Ardmore, FSL, to Cap* Mar 

i price NM, was purchased W PLIB8E FEEBENTEn TO Mra. Ulllan Hagerthy, Mrs. V. ty Powell, Charles pecker, William rlcli and Hani Burkaardt, ocean 10, njn. Sunday Su School. l Men's Mnt last week, the trip n«B»- 

MeWir PhUftdelprjla (or PAiTOB AND BEIDB 

Aspenberg. Mrs, D, Aspsnberf, Mrs. Mather, and Rose Mary Bemon, City; Be Witt Biker. Unwood; Bible Classes es meet at the Mew lne u boor*. The boys wen ste- 

SOMEJIS POINT Members and 

W, Aspenberi, Mn, Alice Marsh, aU of Philmdelphla Pvt, George George Johnson. Runnemede, and York av, fire hall. 

p ln uw 

EA U, andMkta« 

m friends of oraee Lutheran church 

Miss Grace Wolf. Mrs. Charles Ev- Oerety, who has been in India at Klwanlan rred Cramer, of the 

presented Mev, and Mrs. Robert 

ans, Mrs. John Oliver. Mrs, Mark months, and U now enjoying a SO- OaldweU West Essn Club. , 11 

poen w, 

7:10 pm, "An Important Ques- Kk, l«, 

day furlough, will spend a tew wmiam Boehrn. night chief op- 

1, tots S and 9, Mock 1413, 

tion." 

wuchter with a purse of tlOO a 

price aaoo. went to Mrs. a party in the recreation room o 

iMi Philadelphia, f« the church. Miss Grace Wolf made 

f, Bethel, near Oedar ay. the presentation. 

Mfcoyght by LeBrtght Homfter. A musical program, including 

• fat the minimum of IMO. guitar solos, solos by David Clay- 

find 10. tots No.. 3, 4 and 8, ton, Jeanlne Clayton and 1-nn.lel 

"toi if, map of Olyn Heath Ho. Potts, recitations by Mn. Lillian 

wu Muiht by Richard TJjofflp- Bagerthy and Uarjorie Oliver, was 

st tte minimum of HH. wall received. 

f ODUDCU approved the tranefer Mrs. Charles Wolf was general 

Tetail consumption license chairman of arrangements, and 

n Watdoii and Hoy MWle was assisted by Mn Alice Slckman. 

Bt§«e, Jr. 

Mrs. Lillian Hagerthy and Miss 

TO CLOSING HOUR Qraoe Wolf. About 80 attended. 

A communication was read from The mtr. Mr. Wuchter was re- 

ollc Beverage Commissioner cently appointed pastor and also 

J Drlscol! approving the ordl- wss rocentb- maoied. 

i pertaining to the rhangf of 

c fie fran $385 to tMO. start. RICHARD S, THOMPSON 

[July 1, IBM. Zhe Gommlsrioner AND MISS CUKRY MARRIED 

I approved tflretoslnf liour of SOMBRS POINT—A wedding of 

in. but recommended that coun- local interest took place Sunday 

reconjlder, and change the evening when Miss Isabel Curry, 

hour to t ajn. 

of •oners Point, formerly of WU- 

j" Engineer Junes M. Monsg- klntburg. Pa. became the bride of 

Jr» requested and reeeived Richard a, Thompson. Rev. Robert 

J M to spend about $100 on Wuchter, pastor of arace Lutli- 

fp«ul Oark Boulevard. eran Church, performed the cere- 

COWNO 

mony in the parsonage, 

Charks •ralth Was Mr, Thompson is one of the cor- 

Volunteer Fin Oom- oners of Atlantic County, secretary 

J'-tB"'!*- connerl* tor : Itililjlll If eduoatlon. and a 

for a circus on August 

tanner councilman Mr. and Mrs. 

Because August S U 

Thompson will reside at 11 Dela- 

i committee. Including 

ware av. 

i Smith and Walter Stretch, 

i uned by the chair to MB-chairman 

of the highway commit- 

I the Fin Company to ask it totee 

of the freeholders, to have 

; another date, A motion was Longport Mvd. made "ridable" as 

requesting Frank DeFeo, soon as passible. 

Riverview Inn 

Entrance—Just Off tha Circle, Somers Point of H. Roy Ste«le, Jr.—Phoo. Sorocr. Point 934 

##^1,- 

NO COVER NO MINIMUM ^T w^Wp V^B^Bjaspappe^ _ 

• Platters • 

• ; 

SEA FOODS 

'5TEAK5, 

ROASTS 

CHICKEN 

SNAPPER 

SOUP 

;'. ">•• .• "•'S- -. . 

SfS 

:& 

Dining Room 

Under Personal Supervision 

of 

McCallister 

Dining Room Open 

Daily 5 p- «. *© 2 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND BAR OPEN FROtf! 

...How See the GLASS BAR -a tu 

mmmm&mm

1 '%*";» r • " * ; " • 

nuoA why wettianot to on* ttw VBDB jessosmg wonosni sv 

Mb-4MWkwii within tf ' 

UBS tasJer n. tannkn. field repre- SbtMtoMiwIfl give"* 

sentative of the National War all ooatrtiutm. 

and Ola 

print- J>ind, pointed out that of the lilt M the TJSO, TJ some of the 

the revised re- million dollar national quota, Wl.- other organisations with a share 

dur 

ceipt 

300.000 has been allocated for thein 

the National War Fund are tha 

oa your soring Issue, it 

Copies of-the Tie vised Ptorm W use of the United Service Organi- United Seaman's Service. War Pri- 

makes wry good leading for those 

« «* m • who WOO have Wl not n been able to Fonn 

will be available about October . sations to give aid and comfort soners Aid. V. a. Committee for 

when employers may requisition to American fighting, men. This 1> the Care of European Children, the 

visit yow for some time. 

-W* bop* to (0 come cm down during The commissioner of Internal them In quantity from local Col- on a busts of apending approxi- American Field Service, and group* 

.Clty. the lattBr part of 

August and re- Revenue. Joseph I> Nunan. Jr lectors of Internal Revenue. In themately 

MJK) for each, man In thefor 

relief work In (he Philippines 

new old frtenduhips. Agahtrmsny has advised that a revised form usual manner Employers py desiring 

service, he said. 

and roost other war-torn nation-. 

of withholding receipt, FVjrm W-2 to print their own receipts should 110 PER 8EBVTCE MAN 

Headquarters for the local effort 

for IMS win be available about submit samples, ps, to the e Commis 

pMobtr- 1. The revised form is sioner of f Internal I l Revenue, WWash 

The New Jersey quota Is M.000, 

U in Room -3. City BUI, Mrs. 

UM .ION BOtUI 

~ "lly the same as the old, but ington. D. O. - 

000, which when- broken down 

Ruth Nlcker-on is serving aa trea- 

would a mean the expenditure of 

surer and has charge or the effiw. 

DIDDMn 

Baa been e Improved, qn on the toe tads 

about 110 for every (tew Mm Charles Brrekley, loth st. 

Mew Jersey's oyster industry ofexperience. « m arrangement. 

man In uniform. 

and Bay «v., was added UiU week 

of ill,-1 wording and taTjography. 

.. and a BOH annual busl- 

tba following 

It will he usable Immediately, but Struble Heads "Bunty |1O Is not too much to 

to the group of zone captains who 

spend to make life away from 

•rtU conduct the campaign. 

of mm than |H million del- employers are authorised to use up 

home more bearable for our sons 

lars. 

lor. The Sent! 

Wiling stocks of the old form 

and daughters," he said, 

MASOtv-DEtON UNU 

before adopting the new one ."Shis War Fund Drive Mr Qonnan also brought out Molly Pitcher was the first wo- 

!• to prevent waste of Bapir or 

-*• 

Though It Is a northern state, 

the hot that the cost of colltctman sergeant in the American Ar- 

needles expense to employers. 

Continued 

one-thlnl of New Jersey In south 

lnf. (dminUtering and distributing my. Washington appointed her 

t that the 

of the Mason-tHxon Line. 

Fbrm w-S? ia tBe receipt which 

quota National War Fund cash last year ter her heroic feat in the Battle 

Is low, having been based 

each emplojier la reouired by law 

upon | Wgj, |o, than one-half of one perof 

Monnauth, 

yeur-nrnund population, 

Mew Jersey's bonded Indebted- to furnish to each employee at the the resort also ean count upon 

ness last year totalled ISO/IHUSW end ef each year for upon tenni. 

This administration cost is lower 

nation of employment, if it occurs 

much support from the summer in proportion than that of any 

«oner> to show the amount of 

vacationing public. 

other fund-raising organization In 

the employee's wages and the 

This year's drive U • challenge the eountry, he said. 

amount of income tax withheld to Ocean City and Cape May tlEDl'lTHII.E FOK INCOME Tjt 

Oounty to make UP for the Bast 

Arch 

from his wages during the year. ' .».„.„ several ,»«,» years when ,.,.„ m the go going was Another point brought out 

Most employee, whose incomes n't so good," he taid, "l no I the meeting was the fact thi 

Supports 

war Fund contributions are de 

Service 

rwsvwv 

ductible for Income tax purposes 

SHOBS BBIII TO 

so that the donor actually glyea 

Phone 

considerably less than the amount 

OPKD nnewnm 

of his rontrlbutkin because of thi 

Point LIBERTY COMING MONDAY vlng in taxes, 

William C. Hunt, of Wlldwood, 

county campaign chairman, urged 

490 SHOE REPAIRS 

the workers to make an effort to 

• Night Service 10S4 AikurrAm BOND 

see every resident of the community, 

for ht pointed out that whili 

BASIL DONATO. Fhp, 

most people 

often 

BROS. 

them. 

"TAG DAI- PLANNED 

ASIDE 

THEATRE 

3-Ring 

In addition to the doorbell-ring 

Ing phase of the drive, it also fc 

SOMERS 

(sheeted to incorporate in appeal 

Uirqugti the motion picture th* 

Point 

atres, to conduct a "tag day" cam. 

palgn, and to place coin receptacles 

WITH ANIMAL ANNEX 

In numerous public places to 

eeim voluntary contHbutloM. 

ABO. 

Mrs. Maxwell, chairman for the 

DOUBLE FEATURE 

2:30 and S:15 p,n,—ONE DAY ONLY 

Benefit Fire Company 

©Mm Hardy f LBB Ch--, IB 

I "Dead Mm*, Eyes" SOMERS POINT—MONDAY, AUG. 6 f 

_ i U£, AIH3L 1-4 

2? 

jjj,*.' .IMWUKB TRACT - KATHERINE HEFrWIUV 

'^WITHOUT 

f> • HORB SHORE 

CAB 

p want to give, they 

for someone to 

wait 

evening, told the workers that "our 

only reward will be the ntufaetion 

of knowing we are helping our own 

boys and the people of countries 

which have been so devastated by 

this war" 

Exactly how long the drive will 

*°"> J«XT TO MAC S 

FAST hBtE STATION OTAB CROIXDS 

lad! has not been decided, for it 

will depend upon the length of 

ONLY LARGE CIRCUS to Shaw 

time needed by the various block 

solicitors to cover their territory. 

iviDEO BY MwemcTs 

The committee has divided the 

town according to election precinctj, 

with captains in each pre 

ASH 

MDDRIv 

a. 

THUttS, fill M SAT, AUU t-3 t 

OKNK TIERNET - JOHN HODIAK 

"A BELLJOR 

AMQ 

MOM, TUM, * W«B. ADO. «, 

GAMON . OBMORT 

mvmmn PHI, * IAT, AUO, 9.U.M 

CBAWJX MOOUfi aM KB? % 

"INCEHDttRYJLoi 

JUSO - New! 

0665 

OBOEOI HOROA1I 

MB * Wist M-nr. aarHea 

American Phone 

TAXI 0280 

Stand 8th & Weat 

Opp. A*p Stone U-hr, aerviee 

S(»gbetti Sauce ^ 

witk iiuu. tnmn. KM t 

"Full It.. lull*. OMtHMS" 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. UN 1M> BIMTSON AV 

Portmlt M 

Photographer* 

enloptar A Printbuj Serrtoe 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

SM Asbarj An. Ph. lilt 

XfeWf, AVQ. s-a 

«|ABI* MONTKZ MHf HAU. , AKDT DEVTNE 

SUDAN" DICK" ONLEY'S ITERMINAL 

24-Hour Service 

RADIO SERVICE 

MJU, OradBlc 

QJYDE CARSON 

111* nay An Pfc. MM 

Plastering, Brick Pointing 

OF THE mum" FISH MARKET 

MNSEY 

The Unhurried 

WfaWldn . Bramfir. , Rom , Gin, 

WtntM - Confab « Cocktaib 

South End Headquarters for 

GARAGE SERVICE 

STORAGE . WASHING . LUBRICATION 

RGADSERVICE 

Ph. 0784 J 48th and Aabury Ave. 

NOW OPEN 

HIUBM Flanders 

Hotel Drug Store 

Luncheonette 

Abbott', Ice Cream 

Sun Bum 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

A. I •> 

THWW, FBI, * BAT, AUO. I-J.« 

VAN JOHNSON . ESTHER WILLIAMS 

an* TOtmv DORBBVÎ O 

"THRILL OF A RO 

AMO - tto 

MON, TUBS, * WBD,, AUO, S-l-B 

"JUNIOR MISS" 

cariwn 

rm, « SAT,."AUG. ».IO.II 

ROBERT VOUNO . LABA1NE DA,T , AKN 

Those Endearing Young I _ 

ALSO ., TnaTelague. Dfaney Outaoa and Hnm "1 

Two Evening Shows BlanlBf Till . MaUnl 

rat 4 iAT,, AUO. j.3.4 

IIUMPnBEY BOOART - ALEXIS SMITH Hi 

SIDNCT GREENSTHEET In 

"CONFLICT" . 

ALSO — Dlaner Cartoon, short and Tfe*a 

1WON, TUBS, * WED, ADO. •->.» 

EDDIE BRACKEN . VERONICA LAKE - DIANA iSM'4 

mnd CABMEN CAVAIXARO In 

"OUT OF THIS WORU" 

TBLWB., FBI, * SAT 

BETTE DAVI* 

ALSO — News 

AUO, 9-10-11 

. JOHN BALL - JOAN 

NIGEL BRUCE to '. \ >1 

"THE CORN IS Gl 

ALSO —DUwy Oanoon and New* 

Two EfCBina; Show*. Startlnt 7:15 • UfaUmi IMf M 

T1IURS, FIU. A BAT, AVO, 1-3-4 

FBED MwMUERAY - IOAN LESLIE - JTJWE 

•M DINE SHELDON hi 

—WEEK-ENP SPECIALS— 

'WHERE DO WE GO FROM 

AMO — "March of Time", Color Cartoon aai 

BtON., Tinsg. * W»». AOG, i-f-i 

MEATDEPT. PRODUCE DEPT, 

BITTT OBABLE . HICK HAVME8 MM 

"DIAO DIAMOND HORSES 

9 a. n. to 

AMO — A NoTeltBon and New 

Open Duly 9 to 

tillfornl. TBVBB,, nU, « «ATn AUO, 9 10-11 

FRED MuMVBBAf - HELEN WALKEB - 

•M JEAN HEATHER IB 

PRESSING 

Oranges FURRIERS 

Grapefruit 

SWTNMtOM 

»to 

Slim Co 

v 

•„% jV _ 

^ ' "- V- ' ' t-. 

Phone 1035 

"MURDER, HE SAYS" 

ALSO — Sparta Famda, C*lor CvinoD and 

Buy Morm War Bonds And S 

BREAKFAST 

8 A, M. to Noorj : ,^ 

4 P. M. to 8 P. M. 

DIIB TO EXISTING OONDITtONS, M 

OiPMti Mcnchwa • Open Other 

858 Asbitry Avenue 

HELP WANTED. 

Short Order 

for 

'?""** '.' -.- 

S '. ' 

'm;- 

*P"MWraiW!fii-§ii^ 

t- » JjJjJ 

>^ Editorial Page of The Sentinel-L 

lOTYSHnwEiripcER o«« ra-v Ocean Ofar ah Cart, 

f downfall. 

hurchill wai M unrelentingly ag-ainst 

tiBf sorely-needed reforms as he was 

t the Germans. He is an old-line, 

hell conservative to the core of his 

nd'i poor have been notoriously 

for generation!. Their opportunities 

itter their lot have been practically 

[The war broke down some of the bar- 

\ between classes and opened new vis- 

Flo labor. The so-called lower classes 

Urently determined Mat they would 

[ »gain link to their pre-war level if 

' could help it. So they revolted—at 

W Ocoan City* scrap Bape? col- 

Pitas 

to be bright promise that 

logic h about to be confound- _, . 

you remember, remarked that "Kg"'' 

_ iod for » dog becsuae thty tr*" 

off hli other troubles. ' 

*WO BIRDH WITH ONE STONB 

_____ _ jientuTe term—Is unfolding would be a eortly «Id trem'enda. 

wealth of fascinating possibilities, oua project, seana to have a great 

S?*jLi5K H flHHS*.»« * dog. it wU rk* WBI deal of aenUment against It. i£- 

choice of 

dmtrlat and then 

stnngttJ. Th« doD»r will 

loot so *m« ar Pndo Sstt 

fulfmtnf pramleea and paying the 

Interest on his ttupandott national 

debt. 

Our debt It ao big and Am-naH. war tte 

monil obllgKUona are ao exae&nf sootier ' 

that ta» must be lugh after the be lm 

war, much higher than tneyhan mttmentir 

orl* « oowlM W, WiteliMl. aw rtven to uadMsfaMd that if MT U BU«d Into Ttapayew iSoeiation. 

tki daî •! Jabn tna B>ptl.t 

m Klnf*«n asffaMh Malmaa City !k. 

lato it by fyufc-Jtett 

•land Revolts 

gage once remarked that there is 

ng permanent but change, 

overthrow of Bntfand*! predominconiervative 

CTiurchlll coalftion 

nment came as a surprise and—to 

-a ihock, In this country, But it 

. have bean foreseen. Churchill wai 

em of the greatest, moat inspirden 

that any nation has ever Had. 

r, the very stubborn, bulldog ten- 

F * ! M "* Om * n ptbsU m m *• S^"* to •P» led M. Vinson. the new Secntai; of 

would Uke to Ml 

the Tressury of the United States. 

*"« » "*»"• " W" "'•«•• ~«y a 

His undertaking is enormous, deli- 

to power owri 

Church. k«p aoNulteM, ant». moths, cockrowhos and kin- a speelal lefWutlve committee 

cate and vital But lt Is my belief ROLDnta am GROUND table, mar Mul flM 

that nobody else In government The world Is relying on the not- 

». •»- t «t » *** P^* •*•* *" y*"" •"* »••"• BMwd to taVMtltate the project Is quite as well qualified to hanvenrty of America, on the sound- 

U, Frank w, Wqlf was awarded • • • and a mat many others AS a dle the Job as vinson. 

ness of the dollar, and lt ell de- 

the Distinguished Flying Cross fcy DOT was concocted some » or more yean ago, matter of fact, at this distance The new cabinet member knows pends on Jobs. Mr. Vinson eald: 

the 8th Army Air Foret, Mid Lt. but it took the pre«nt World war to cUpult It we have yet to huar about anyone taxes. Things he has said already "Tuxea should be levied In such m 

N, Mamy Colllsson was made one Into the limelight. DM aa • .uper-duper ^ray In who la tm the enss-state can prove that he Is keenly aware of a my that they have the leett 

of the top Wavy mendlieetini op. Afrtes, BleUy, mly and way point., it caused «U- We are eppomi to It berause two things that are currently the harmful effect on the expansion on toe U»$ fat 

eratlons of the York Safe and Ions of dlscue-tprnidlng uwecU to tun up their we contend that fMermllzsuon and most Important fact* about taxes. or bustneu investment and the 

LoeM Oo, ws* contract. toes. Improvement of the inland water- High taxes are necessary, now creation of Jobs because productive Wltil U|0 ITIII __ * ' ' » proved its worth In Cape May County last wny of New Jersey would be al- and for some time to come. (2) employment Is the source of ... 

Mr» Pnmk I, parby and jack w«ek, when It was applied to the buildings of the most us Jjeneflclal and trie cost Wrongly devised taxes In the revenue which the government col- 

Chweman, both long-time resort stole's Colony Vm Feeble Minded Male., at Wood- would be only a small fraction of United States can wreck the filects from taxes " 

residents, marked their MUi birth- MM. Half an hour after it in applied, battalions UM millions the canal would re. nancial structure of the entire 

dar annlvenmrle. at separate cele- of tnaacta had surrendered, uncondltlonaUy quire, 

The Secretary's eve wms not on 

world In a few months Dark Ages 

bntloni. While eagerly looUnt forward to the happy time While the Issue Is at Its present 

taxes alone. In a recent published 

might visit the earth again 

when DOT will be sprayed ftp Wane all over Cape pitch, we submit that now Is the 

report he toade lt clear that pro- 

* • a 

YEARS AOO May Oounty^thereby creating B, mosquitokiM para- tune to promote the Idea of fed- 

ductive employment Is the founda- 

A DEPENDABLE THING 

iH h« displayed In arbUllng the Bng- opening A lane night crowd of the attended American ttw i*« aon» dls*--we of It cannot aronnd help our wishing kltehen, that where we a could persistent ahoot enllcing wrway.-from New dape Jerseys 'May Inland 

tion of America's living standard 

"to" »sin. The *^«nkee dollar* Is one of(hlgtieat 

ttithe world), the source 

to stand finn affBinat Hitler caused' «««? "ê and Appliance Show, coMiiy of red anta »e MJtafms hlt-nm wartMf Mjua^ . to oomplto complete th the waterway te few known quantities left in the of eJl income and tM basis of 

at Convention Hall. 

with us over our puny food 

from Maine to Florida and to financial world. While this condi- praiperttr Tor business and agri- 

• * • 

bring about faderni maintenance tion lasts, there is a. way for weak culture. We may he assured Oat 

The Baptist church resuned Its 

of it In the future. 

and depleted countries to gain m- Vinson win always do his best to 

radio broadcasts after sev- Mother That, at we (tee it, u an import- 

Hmr Mind ant project fioni the -- - • 

1 ; 

ization of essential industries, 

d by the Labor Party, may 

to be a dangerous experiment in unjd 

waters. The far-reaching effect 

upon England and the world, cannot 

mmn. The present world-wide tendtoward 

liberalism had become apt 

even before th« war; the pace hai 

been accelerated, and America has 

W exception. 

it, epoch-making changes are in proand 

we can only lit by and hope 

they may be for the best. By and 

they always have been, in the past. 

ft Ominous Note 

[ing of revolt, Congressman T. 

t Hand brought that spectre Into fo- 

' the United States in his gpeech 

•t against our current problem of 

.is, published last week. 

i federal government contends that 

Uerica's mission to supply the world 

jBeMMities, to avert world-wide re- 

: Mr. Hand argues that that Is all well 

|food, but that our own people should 

% first consideration, and he warns 

Ittey are becoming "fed up" with ex- 

(conditions. 

,* that at least half of tha world 

: ii ended, it is difficult for man) 

|W suddenly so much harder to ob- 

_ The answer apparently is that we 

pit beginning to supply the devaa- 

! countries In large volume—at the 

Me of creating shortages at home, 

tus program is to continue any 

» of tine, the government will have 

1 1 better job of selling the idea to 

> people than has been done to date, 

t has always bean prodisral with 

• to others. But that was when we 

nty to spare. Mow, however, our 

tarianism policy is beginning to 

i ui, and that's a different matter. 

I Selfish Few 

ih few have denied many ethers 

ure of beach parties her© this 

, beeauie they turned ' — 

-.„, —„—^«, dry, is inclined 

long-suffering in its tolerance of 

i wto bring In liqupr, to be consumed 

1 " own premises. But when they 

s »«ort*s standard of behaviour 

I taste by carousing in public, th« 

officials have no choice but to 

% call a halt. 

the sober, well-behaved majority 

for the shortcomings of « aetffl 

minority. 

Jittery Japa can take small edm- 

»,th« fact that the Big Three ul- 

. issued late but week, was divid- 

13 pointa. • - - 

i'$ Low Down 

br PhlladelphU 

Ocean City Mice 

if* 

bound 

shore, 

Raven av. 

&M&mtn, hundndi of peopl. who want to haps 

"*•* * «uaic, state 

would be 

opJSent, of 

canal could kill 

. It's trui' the 

to print unsigned letters, but the ban 

at Uie moment ao Derhans we ean «1ID «J»P* Rtoy County Times) 

^ ^ ^ »m hUJhe, M at • «.b»ta«ti.l rate of In- 

7He IhflBflf* iMIftBHi Belchly, have DOthlno left for paying a •minder', t^nMt, 

Martha PVirbe- and Catherine Og- ^ iWe forTftel the envnûnent la bew- I* 

den, local school teochers, left on 

• tour of the southern state* and 

Mexico. 

• • • 

Mayor champion announced yu 

plans for a gymn»«Uc exhibition by 

n members of me Philadelphia 

TumegemeUMM (Tumers) In con- B«dif nM 

junction with the heach cullsthen- -HOW about 

fas class. 

• • • 

CharlM K. Baron 

Bgr$r on hta SOtli 

vtnary at 'Owl In 

1 ? National War Fund affordj 

tor aBaf uf . " 0 B us the opportunity to eHVB some, 

i* the concerts are solely for the elderly of thing toward the aid and comchlkllM. 

touu why not do something about the *ort and entertainment of the men 

mosoultoaiT«5 thTmottimwto deleft to push «>o women in our ar«ed forcea, 

KiSh «n 34th st,)? st)? »« »"* much, nip»ed compared to to the vast 

sum we wen able to WVpT, Only 

try out what was dene at Jones g^-^ ""PS, 

was given a 

for *"« mUn 

than last 

chlldrens concert tome emnlnB? »••£''J*- 

—w we could at least attend one free concert. Which 

?» to second I 

After our daily chores at washing, cooking, ear- ^°»i 

• *-- hours spent eampalin It oBers us • chanee 

The tax eflgeettf.' oMee iy ao 

the Augutt 1 deadttne wai extended 

several " 

to i M »vtii-*rt people fnd look g^M'Jhieh we fell fuwn^duTdren 

astalW must out-nuin- ^TOere twn't mMy folks ta O«pe 

n net give some thought to »J^P'S* 110 !?°?."'TJ *f I 

•HODLD THE WILDWOOD8 

BE CONSOLIDATED? 

WFA AdmlnUtrator aeorge U Turn About 

(Wild-mod !»*«•> 

phllUps advUed the city commls- A couple of weeks ago this column pointed out »t question to not a new one 

sMnera that they Must put up several inconstotenclts •round town, and thereby 

to obtain a federal allot* trod upon neveral ton, 

wood, Wiidwood, Wlldwood crest 

for 

for the good of the communities 

barred from a Morth Mewo «» convinced—{KOkeMy 

could Involved Cut brought about by sel- 

DBpfovenent AnoMatj meeting do a far better Job of getting ttl out papa- than fish political consideration.,. * 

In a dispute over the fact that we do. 

Tne Onater Wlldwood Chamber 

a controversial advertisement wM So we Just up and decided that on 

of Commerce, with a membership 

declined by the newspapers. 

week, wvd turn the tables. So we did. And ouch! 

Including the four communities. 

has Bad the subject of consolida- 

A Philadelphia •thaw »^ta- did It hurt. , • • 

tion under consideration for some 

ed m for abuslnc city firemen one thing we 

time. Recently It took action In 

While they wen fighting a brush tered condition of t 

the matter, The action was to se- 

(tte near his home, 

of the Music Pier, 

cure the services of an expert In 

with that Wast the ctty has 

new the field of municipal government 

tun Helen McKee. a bather, set of flass. We may as well _ 

to make a thorough survefr of the 

digging in the Mud new tat 81n- JOT tWs^lamn. We propose to blandly Ignore local problem and to report on 

du" unearthed an idol believed to ttuthof the matter, which Is that the flags were the desirability or undeslrsblllty of 

be of ancient Japanese origin, «en order" tiefore we foieed our •ripe. 

consolidation of the four WUd- 

made of the rooU of tea plants. Another treat «tetory we aehlewl waa the hewoods. 

The survey Is to be a sci- 

• • • « 

entific one. free from bias or prelated 

eompteflon of oa*dw»Jk rer*rr., though the 

Western Union bid for additional 

judice, and Is to tie made by an 

city probably had planned to complete them when 

telegraph business by Installing' • 

agent of Uie New JeMey Taxpay- 

It dM, ' • 

ers' AssocUtlon. 

special free phone wM from the 

lit p»*Ul©n ttltattr — 

This move is probably a wise 

use of the puMle. Spend Your Vacation at Home one. While it Is difficult for us 

to set how consolidation could pos- 

- • —• bit of Innocent fun If te be of 

Wathinffton 

Snapshots 

•MX-foot Joseph tt 

Internal Revenue U__ 

father of four children. 

Dodgers fan, and DMd of 

eau collecting income tk. 

our MMAMD taxpayers. tM BMdf 

• ruling that simpllfl*. turn |w 

Hemi!tar thousands ef farmer. 

mm maaar—«•*» i,^ i w vpiawen 

was ideal fot BMDtaC Mttt. — —rotOmtm. 

Perhap. It wasfufuristie, or aumpUi 1 from t«vel to W Md^ we await the report with 

l, which lt ex- keen interest, 

and chop, out 

i . 

1 

Canning Without Sugar 

The Nut Bowl 

SHOULD HOLD 

The ruling will prevent t Mi at W« haye • lone, typewritten relMW from the Puffing and blowlna-. the young 

disputes about depredation — howOPA. 

designed to prove that it lsnt necessary to man Just managed to Jump into 

much the owner of a eow, » ma- have #ugai^-WBU. not much au»ar. anyway-^when a carriage aa the train left the J 

chine, or a factor- may deduct 

station. 

from yearly income £cauae the "Fruits may be canned without augur as well The man In the corner eyed 

eow is getting old or the maehtn- as wltlt sugar, ao far ai keeping qualities aw con- him with scorn. 

IOT wwrtf*tf put* 

cerned," am the OPA. But as yoo read farther, yon *When I was your age, my lad." | 

A Mfdham DntvenUb* -W end- fhui OPA adcnltttng that whan you open the canned he said. "I could run half a mile, 

next winter, thea/tt tasle a lot more Interest- catch a train by the skin of my 

you dM put In at êast a Uttle autv at oan- teeth, and yet be as fresh as a 

hb nm 

the \Jf .„ read th» release ptrtty thoroughly but could _'e»," gasped the young 

,ta the wrttln* bualneat, ana the 

'nto new \)ot> KMnr- find no hint M to how Uie iOfM could be ob- "but I missed this one at the last 

•lo racket an tolling what la Ing jeinonlitin! 

station. 

fix lt-4hat we dont bear much I»j par cent of 

to the. 

okay and 

internal Revenue 

n Closing— 

aruatlo. We eloee todn with thro* cllpptag.: 

•ro.ttung.and 

•moan DM twrnnoad. that limy a; XDNQ nM stopped siting *ii* wife 

InVW) tpw ^nWgS" 'the Uttle wdtnkn* after taking a good look at her 

JH*'* WWtato the twtt oonnty on our 

«ttn has the Mamt task beto 

bt *a«T oonvtowtog ttoe 

JMtt any awn> auus."— 

I StsSSi2J!IS»» *•» »«.•%* »»y wM| »rt 

1 * 

• - • 

VUTOM ntOPAOANDA 

Opt P. J. OOUett. M. O., bade 

from a Ministry of Information 

tour to Burma, told this stony of 

the Japanese attempt to Invade 

India. The Japs had set up a 

loudspeaker and tried to tell the 

British troops barring their advance 

that their position was hope- 

To a week." boasted the Japs- j 

•we (nail be In | 

which * shrill Mid •areastle 

iy wo 

• . ' ^ 

er Co. 

Boat Builders and 

Mechanics 

First Class Carpenters 

To Build Boats for the War Department, . . Now 

Needed in the Pacific Area 

* Building Wooden Launches 

* 55-Hour Weak 

Prevailing Wages 

Ideal Working Conditions 

All Work Under Cover 

No Lost Time 

Long Term Building Program 

APPLY AT ONCE 

MOYER 

On the Bay at Texu An. Esttranos (ram 22nd Sf. i 

oo MOT pr MOW jprnoxpo tt 

f*vf." ». ' 

J ' V , »t' f l

Af nanajaper and msg»- 

BIH, in laotnres and ra- 

at f MS 

ie also is corhatter 

tor the morning 

L'It JBrkk, baritone of Holy 

attnedral, ism and Wal- 

£tliWp provides abund' 

on the 

6th and 

Klim auts entrance is on 

Chunk $,3Q 

i$ 

GEORCE a, ASHTON 

Who* talent as an wganM and 

dlnector af music hM enhiuiHd 

the nnric pragmn af TbW Unt 

Metnodtat 

will 

a* 

CHURCH METHODIST 

Th* Cfcwth WHfe TB* ChJm«" 

afBTO at EIGHTH STREET 

BENJAMIN r. AUXJOOD. Minister 

."* -•-< I 

Uplift 

Key to Peace 

Paator Says Rotakjr 

Ha. Big Mii 

^^fiHfi i ^^^â^sPafr^^^^BîW?^^^T^B^Sr^ff^F^ ^*T^BiBâ^BBfl3pTffPWiTMB^^^BBSB^BnJ"Br i~"^**^*ifrt^^râ^^^* ffeJbaiE^BHKc^^f^^^Ê^K?'4a1 art 

and ttto oiUachtorara 

nal raal peaoe in unlaai we hettons 

from tho «a»t.irar in w. 

IT dirliOafrtfar iMn ft 

M treat M ttw 

religion, we might aayi 

petted ua to be. 

pocket, mentioned It to one of the 

do their part « «k 

bandits when he was Makisw him 

•OTAetT MAM BIO MOMON 

ObrlsUanlty has afcaag* 

The bandit took time outto read 

tltt 

-Wo.group in the world haa 

burden of doU* for 

the dtatlona, then banded Walton 

WDO 

.Malar oMMfttmlty to aerve ma..- 

were not willing to do for 

the wallet, minus the money that 

kind than Rotary. Rotary must lift 

Iteelf out of th* doMrumn and be- 

had been In It. But when he reach- 

u not by *h*r toe other 

come a spiritual being that will 

ed , the door, he had a ohauae of 

Ml** doa* but by tlM task Man will nemr find real free girdle me globa and win spread 

heart, turned baok and handed 

eed* to te aVme. 

(torn, and he will not be able to the healing balm of the spiritual Walton hla money back. 

in Mtumlng 1U part of this task, evert a holaeauat wane than the life," 

A sergeant In the 1817-1B fra- 

at ttw strand Tfeeatra. the Flnt Onirab of Onan CMty, y, on* now raging In the world, uncas. 

Walton served with the a»th 

The Bev. iff, JCBUdscn, past pre- 

A musical aiiaug« »U1 «• ai«n tht that u 

Ftort MthdiM MethodiM. wtU tU oontil he "^dlscovera" hlmaclf us • 

DlvUdon In France and was dee. 

sident of the resort club, wu in- 

ts tfce Li 

for or onto*. o August gu 

.-a*. by J, Lloyd Mahony, 

dt duct hthe 

following aerfloee i for the spiritual being. In the opinion of 

orated by bom the Americans and 

troduced by Past Freatdent Roy 

8, 

Doming Sunday 

Rev, ounnar Knudsen, of Read- 

French, as well as reeelrini the 

B, Darby. 

i Twrt' "W "We b b» K n 

ftjM B4U, /The Church Sphool A ing. Pa., fonnerly pastor of St, 

Purple Heart. 

Quests were Introduced toy 

ttkl O+Unwl the lort that Ood arc CMtfttl »T. 

asnfce In whloh the whole family John's Lutheran Church, Ocean Mph Taleae. 

SQt to iw. O04 I* tovp; and tu 

Sufi dw«O*tl) in to dwelieth lo Augttst 

! »thaertlres will be con- may find profitable teaching, wor- City, who with Mrs. Knudsen left 

IDTIIERAN8 TO HAVE 

ducted By Rev V D Boefcett, D ship and Christian PtoUowitUp. here Tuesday after having been on 

AKREMBLT-BV-THE SKA 

•M aM 

(too, and Ood in him." (I. John D, of Woodland u p Church. 10 4i aJn. TUe Morning Strrtoe Tscatlon hen several weeks. 

The S8th annual Aaaemhly.by. 

Philadelphia * of Wonhip The soloist quartet WL 

Sutaion. Hsaaces from ttie . , 10 am Sunday olctwol sing during this service. "Hoi Ev- lie expressed this thought in a Bandit 'Honors' Die-Sea will be conducted by the 

Community Lutheran Church of 

Jams* nMntt of the Bible Include 11 a_m FreMhing, 

eryone that Thlrateth." by Martin, talk to the Rotary Club at Plate's 

Btone Harbor from thla Sunday 

•Mr not. little- flock; Jw U * li 

4 * . 

and "Spirit of ood," by Humaaon. Restaurant, strand Hotel, last Fri- 

yMr Vtktnars good pleasure to give HOLT TsUNITT OHTOtm Miss Anne Simon, contralto, will day night. His topic was "Cani¥ar 

Veteran Illlllll 1II1IH-I 

'MM the kingdom" (Luke lii »> (Epboofad) 

sing as a solo, "Father In Heav- Mankind Discover Man?' 

O psHM«u from SoMaa lit* at. and Central .». 

en," by Handel Mr Oeorge O NEW FEBFBCTION NKEDED Read* CiUtiona; 

" For Goodness 

and Health with Key to tile Sorlp- •av. tUchSa a. Balky. 

Ashton will inside at the organ He declared that if the world 

' ~" ttf Mary Baker Eddy In- T:tO*» a.m. Holy Communion. and direct the music The sermon li 4o achteve peraument pence, the Returns Hit Cksh 

10 am, Sunday dshooL subject will he, "Inspiration" hearta of men must be Joined to- 

"Heaven represents harmony, 11 Am Horning Strtlos. 7.48 pjn. The Boardwalk Twi- 

An outstanding record In the 

gether. Men, he said, must resolve 

and divine fjclence Interprets the Mkday 

light Service pr Emory Wylle 

flnt World War came in handy 

that they will be higher beings 

rrtnalple of heavenly harmony. l«:90 am. WednMday. 

lUCcock. of Bvanaton. m, will be 

recently for Joseph B, W. W»lton. 

than ever before: that they win 

The (Mat miracle, to human sens*. »:S0 ajn. Friday. 

the guest speaker Mr George Lap- 

y of Philadelphia, a brother of Mrs. 

h i l f f 

U divine Love, and the grand lint- Saints' Daya, ate* 

ham will sing ss a solo. "Hunks 

a new pinnacle of perfeoAnna 

BUSBY, 832 Central av,, Oce- 

•salty of Msteocs Is to gain. tUe 

be to Ood." by Dickson, 

Don. an City. 

Boardwalk 

We are," he asserted, "on the Here on a visit, he told how he 

true ld*a of what constitute. '— 

verge of • greater disillusionment WM eating a s ,«, breakfast la 

kingdom of heaven la man," 

or a greater adventure in living a North Broad St. restaurant when 

SM>. 

than we have ever had before, three masked bandits entered am 

"Our victory over Germany and 

Bible Teaehmg-Qoipel 

held up the place, keeping em. 

UlU and 11:1!. 

8:16 mm, Rayef Meeting of thejapan 

will be only an empty mock- pldrM and patrons covered wltr 

nnrt IHday Maaws 6:W tun, Sunday Solwol teachers asd offiery, 10, 20 or 38 years hence, un- their guns. 

and 1 IA 

turn In the choir room. 

lew we decide as intelligent people Walton, who always carried Mi 

Confessions on Saturday and eve 0:30 a_m. The church at study. 

af run Friday, 4:30 pa, to »:45, Mat Oathcrtne Oordon. superin- 

TiW to 8, 

tendent; " William T. Swayne and 

Ba 

Henry B. Cooper, aMstant super- 

9T MARTS SBAVK, 

intendent* Phi] 8, Barrett, long 

tnd and Atlantic av. 

leader, •. 8. Lesson for Angutt 

Ch 

flunday Masses 9:30 mm, 8, », IMh, "Uwi Testimony to tk>d 

10 ui " 

Qe«. M: «•», Today's l»n 

of this Clean, Family Newspaper 

Pint Rlday 8:30 sJn.lbe taugM from the pulpit by th 

ami 8 ajj, I Rev. Hobert bull Fry,'an.,'pas. 

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 

ink at 

Oonfesalowj on Saturday and «va I tor of the Pint nesbytorian 

ol Mat fWday 7:» pjn. to 8. Ohureh of Hollywood lii Florida •|a»J^L^fce 

Special offering for MUskm 

*e man .boot www evem, wmm, lit own i wor] 

10:*S ajji. The ohureh at wor 

ship. Sermon. 'The River of Sal- 

3Ut at and central »v, vstion." a Kings i: J-i«, The 

Sunday Masses 

•ill A. M. Bgnday 

I am. and 101 choir, directed by Mr, Barrett, will 

i 

UiM A. M. Mi 

• Isinf, -1 Heard am Voiee of Jesus 

*IM y. M, 

Confessions on Saturday and erwlsay," by flchnecker. Soprano and 

of Brat Rlday im pjn, to l:Mj Tenor duet, "Love Divine," from 

TOOT CmJBCH atrraoOIlT li, Md* Henri Lopar. Ortin pre 

!» * .aa»l OaatrdTav. j ludt, "Sunrise," by Birg.Heft 

r. BnH MinMcT iFOBtiude, "Prayer Irom »annhaeu. 

«^ wlthaut the Ohrtt-lser," by Rfchard Wagner. 

Ian ohureh wMl become just ano-l IM p,ni, Bvenlng Service ol 

bar city ^ Hie aea, it was the Worship. a#nnon, "the Quest for 

Idea* of Christian people on thel Personal s«jtlon," Deuteronomy 

practlce-s and procedures for chrl»-| S3: 27, by Bev, Robert E«eell Fry 

ian living, that made this a dtf.l D.B., pastor of the Hrst Pnsbyferent 

eonBUunlw. teriftn Chmeh of Hollywood 

A Camp Meeting was held one I Florida The choir will sing the 

BUBMner, ye»rs ago, but the Biofel old Welsh hymn •Tbn-Y.Botel-" by 

permanent organization of the Lowell, The quartet will stag. '"JeamsUan 

ehureh fallowed almost sus Lover of *Ar fcul " by 

Jnmiedlately. it is this organlsa. Bchneeker. 

USB that earrlei ori 13 months in Monday, 2:30 p.m. Mwtlng of 

the Summer Auxiliary in the South 

The peopje, who come here Sum.) Solarium of the Flanders Hotel. 

nar aRW Hummer, are depend-1 Hosts and program erranasment: 

mg on the sburct) people, even the memben of the choir of the 

though they do nothing them- Wrat Presbyteriftn Ohureh, 

ilSm. H» kasp tJbJC* OhrUtlanj Tu«, e pm. A speclw meeting 

cofnanuDlty AM U. a conmunUyl of the ooiwregaUon in the ehureh 

that I* different, that they nayl'Dr the purpose of acting on the 

_ sale of tot 38. Block Js 

T Hovw and Sign 

NG 

PAINTIN 

I A*«T An. 

Montgomery's; 

Paint Slora ^ 

Wotheriir. 

711 Askary Atm. 

"STTLC won PAitnrV-1 

PAINTING 

JOHN H. i 

PAINTII 

Bmahing mod 

H. D. 

Paper Hp

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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

News of Our Boys In the Services 

Fourth Sundstrom 

Joins Colors 

Begins Merchant 

Marne Training 

The Sundatrom family added the 

fsuffrh star to its servie? flag re 

cenUy when Jim Sundstroin IS 

beaan hli bask training at tin U 

S Merchant Marine Cadet School 

»t 8an Mateo Calif 

Jimmy Sundstrom »as c 

menrtier pf the Ocean Ctt\ Switch 

Patrol the past feur >ears He at 

tended Ocean Cit> High until Ln 

terlng Ln&tlle High in Phil idel 

phia two years ago In tht- pust 

>*>ar at LaSalie he was outstnnd 

lug In sports fttnnlpg All Outh 

Dlic and £II Scholastic rut 1MK 

in football as wel] a« Iumon in 

swimming and the pate vault , 

His brother Cpl Tom ret-t nth 

returned from esffibat in tlie FH 

elfic and is nom stationed at tfit. 

Ofescent Lake Boy Scout mmp 

*h«s he Is a swimming Instructor 

for the summer At a watrr ^hov* 

held in Wsshingtun State Cpl 

n took first pltit-fc in all 

Resort Man in China U Awarded Medal 

For Dangerous Volunteer Mission 

Cpl Harrj F Sundstrum ind 

Chaplain John Whalen who rn tdt- 

hla home with tlu i .unlit lur et 

SO Central av were both in T hf 

OUsavi Im asion ChapHin \^ ha 

ten was ngunritd twice on & ilpan 

and la returning for a niu h nttd 

ed Feat on thg OC£MH Citv bcat-h 

MILLION DOLLAR C ATCH 

New Jprsev s âlt « iltr fi_hin 

Industry along the AUantJr tun^t 

has an annual catch valued at 

about a million dollars, 

Starved by Nazis, 

Enjoys Food Here 

Veteran Grateful 

for Hamburger 

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JiuTH-E TU LUNTPALTJE 

LUHTSACT Hi) 

Lt HDEMNtD 

mil iwwfr 

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^Wi ... and io do smol! boyi ond big, seel glowm of Supplem S#o/»tff 

flSnoBMii'Md Vitamin 0 Milk, Thli smoother, better .-milk (« a grand pick- 

me-up offer o hard day at play. It tastti wonderfully rich because Bvery 

*lnB!e drop has its quote! of er«am, and It's extra noyriihinB because every 

*ingi» drop has an equal wealth of the prMious nutriments that make milk 

«ur most nearly perfect food. Get Smallest Homogenized Vitamin D Milk 

from your Supplee milk man or woman, or your neighborhood jtorekeepw. 

SUPPLEE 

MILK AND CREAM 

NEW IH'SES IN \VIII>WC()1> 

I lie Flvi' Mile HriH'li EH-fliK 

its ilcrt scr\ iui: rhf Wllilu'iKul ;III i 

ibis ui'i-k. Bnrh witli u p.issciii 11 

cjiljnrltv cif fjO. I In' tn'w vclitt 1 

i;ii.s/^ UK- totul of tin* co:ii|>nm to 

13. 

Don't Neglect Slipping 

FALSE TEETH 

Do fain têth drop i nbbt 

iiSd by 

flfmly get Qivca connarnt fueling Of n* 

eurily and addeil comfdfi. Ns Bumffiy, 

Ipofy. Bsit^ isctc or feeiinc Oct FAS- 

TEETlf today Bl any drug afsre, 

LOSE WEIGHT SAFEIY 

WITHOUT EXERCISE 

Take Off weight 

aach week. Eat 

plenty. No 

drug*. No 

laxa- 

tive*. 

•i. Bill rJmty—not l» muth. /( 

BBHffr i ht tirmiim sf mtfieai dstlBfi wmf 

ItB MMMi toil 14 It IS It" «rra{i in a 

•KkV tinH wilh UK AVDt Viiamin Ca 

- - • • — - Uw AVDi n| 

Stainton's 

Department Store 

visiting Rotarlans Wclrome 

MEETS 

TODAY 

FRIDAY 

6 P, M. 

HENRY PLATE 

RESTAURANTS 

STH 4 WESLEY 

lit FISQF. itraiid Bsicl 

MEETS IZilS (Noon) 

Wednesday At 

SIMMS* 

WELCOMB 

VISITING K1WANTANS 

SIMONIZING 

Ispert On All Bute Can 

Work Cuafantpi-d 

CABS WASHE& 

Kurtz Garage 

lit St, & Atlantic Ave, 

phone 0600 tf MM 

More War Bonds and Stamps 

This is an illusion 

Sen oboof fwj» o* 

nwdi «f«ttrie»fy for 

YES, the flrit ii a incfc, tut the second 

it a fatt—m fortunate fact for you. 

By using more and more electricity; 

over the years, you've helped us reduce —— 

the price to a point where the averago 

fiimily now gets about twice as mucH 

electricity at it did 15 years ago for tho 

same money, " 

Keeping the price of electricity, 

pinned down to the floor In wartime i4 

a much tougher Job than keeping g 

pio-up girl floating in mid-airl 

It takes much more than magic It| 

takes careful planning, hard work 

good business humagement. ' 

ATI^NTIC'CITY 

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1 

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Court Bouse. 

1* »r 

.The eM la bMnff imoM (,, 

.toe cape May Oourt H

•I*. 

i_ 

i*> 

, % (%e n|t nu. , 

a serious MkB MM, ». of Kelm at,! 

the CM. ws* wedged behind the I 

» m COONTr JAB. talned 

There were 39 prisoners In the and was treated first at afaces VH 

MISS 

i 

AWN snloK 

S^SUK 1 M *Lf%3* """P »«» MWtfc WUdwwsd. Later Well tam 

authorltleii reported. This mi In In was taken to Jefferson Hospital. I" " - ' 

sharp eonhmt to Beeembsr; when Philadelphia. ^ ^ ^ * , 

Uie Jan didn't have one tenant- Tn« accident occurred shortly af- ml Th* Pint Metlwdlat 

ttr 5 am,, four miles north of -* *•—~ •— -"-—•--"-• 

Cold Spring Harbor, where the - 

er four as men saying were he bound "B«t on have, a fishing fallal •_ _ _„ - 

asleep' 1 at the wheel. The machine 

plowed in fast — ' - 

for Comfort, Rockeries* 

-.CH CHAIRS 

*3.95 

to cleared anglo. JuK the dn 

Ucwn or anywhere outdoors. 

f contraction. Canvas r«ck. 

for e«ay .toring. UgrHw^ht. 

"AINTCN'S 

renar um MTBRDAY ram 

pole and turning over, 

Need Workers to 

near where the accident occurred Recruiting Start* 

Ooates wB be held on a teen. * 

nlcal charge of manslaughter when A search for manpower, which 

he recovers, State. Police said. may develop into the most tnten- 

_ _ —r———~ -^ »fv» labor recruitment activity ever 

j K? b g £ 

OF A iBjwlvate. gSK?,? 5* «fr £.55 

ggS and ICC Gonunission to enlist New Jersey 

An Investigation to determine If E> en tot wsft «« the country** 

OI, which have been dlMppear- WcsKRt rallronds. 

g from normal channels ofdls- 1*IM T. Oottello, state ManbH 

° WB d tag from normal channels ofdls- This* * OoMello, State MM. 

trtbutjon, are finding their way In- P° 

Ut tht th t 

WB * »•'«» «M to preyimt| 

Into black market channels ««M stymying of the progress 

Where overselling «Ues on el- o* **• •"• ««»l"»t JBpan." 

ther egg« or poulbty are dlstkned "Among tile ^pes nf workers 

the government wtll take legal nc- Beaded are; Engineers, hostlers, 

tMi against the geUen. conductor, switch foremen, yard- 

The enforeement divlidon al«o is men < Wemen. brakemen, signal 

nuiklng % check of retail ice prices, maintenance men, nwltchmen. dU- 

Bils resulted tan comrUalnU Bom P»tehe. yardmaster», blacksmiOH, 

consumers tint eihorbltant prices beUenaaken, carmen, ear lnspect- 

M I being charged by retaOen at on - electrlelans, machinisU!, mold- 

•eaAsn resorts en, •heetmetal workers, telegraph- 

—-- —' en (operators and towermen) and 

•HAD THB CIÎSSIFIKD AMI rigMlmen." 

' Men capable of filling any of 

• ' ~ * ~ — the listed Jobs are urged to apply 

f% K.I D A D ! / tainediately to the nearest V, a 

W IN r /\ K K I Employment Bemet offlces for Information 

or referrml. 

Editor Heads Zoners 

at Court House 

Burton J emlth. court Rouse 

newspaper editor, has peen appointed 

chairman of the Court 

House zoning committee, Freeholder 

O. M. Coraon. chgirman Of g,. 

Planning Board, announces, mmiel 

W, Dawson, J, Swain Oodfrey 

and Miss Sarah A. Thomas are 

otters named to the zoning group, 

whldi will meet late In August to 

discuss unint proposals to be gubmitted 

for the approval of Middle 

Township authorities. 

Paul O. Schuster was named 

chairman of another committee on 

post-war employment in the eounty 

spat area. 

Wtwrut, It ippStn 1 

«1, bj inly .uthonl.c.te.1 tteari el 

Om pmeEdinn for Uw HlugHr; dii.o' 

lutlw tasnsl dsmited in ••/ safe. 

Ibu «i» Comb* Sulty Conwuioii. 11 

•tin si tlii. SUU, 

olr of c«» Mif, etiu if Ki* Jer. 

iii ud !• ekim ik«Hf, 4«a 

Mow n'cMfon, 1. Joitph A. 

SÛUJoimto 

A olutfcm 

board of ' 

•trathme 

public, has Man presented by the 

city commUrtoners of Sea Isle 

City. A 'similar resolution was re- 1 

i oently adopted by the Ocean City ; 

rulers. Whereupc 

« Muf ff|i. |St of 

PhUwtolphta, a vaoaaoBJst at 

.wildwood. m what • tot of 

machliw e*—~ 

lathMI th. 

Wiwreupon he wu "fnetd 

The resolution, declaring the to" in" at at the the oounty J»U u de- 

•pan to be in urgent need of re- fault at «* • MB ftoe, 

-tos, pointed out that "it Is an ^ ^ , 

_ponant Unk In the highway ays. f t * ' 

tern in Cape May County and sub* V/» C. G. U* Training 

Ject to continuous traffic." ^ _ 

The resortrulers expressed ob- RiiA* P 

Jection to a recent county propo- Boat UUOl VComing 

sil that the bridge be reconstructed 

and put under Jurisdiction of the T. VJ, 

Oounty Bridge Commission, which To • VUit V Otm 

wouJaVcharge toll for crossing It. City ft for Wash 

Bush a toU, the resolution de-l _ , ~, 

eta*!, would be "an undue bur- _" The 2" Florenoe 7, TO-fdot Coast 

dsnfupon Uie residents of Sea We Guard 2"*, A* Auxiliary training vessel, 

City «nd of all other coastal com. 5f£r started §L** Monday on a tour of the 

munitiwof Uie county." who are 25T New jersey J3*!" coast, during which it 

constant users of the span. aêef will visit te^K Ocean City and remain 

a week to further the training of 

Bet Urt Mayor William A, members of the t local flotilla 

HafTert said it was an •outrage" The- Moreno Florence, which during Uie 

Uiat the county had allowed the war was used as a Mast ouard 

bridge to deteriorate into its 

p 

pre- patrol pt 

patrol boat, boat, 

wi was reconditioned nconditloned and 

sent condition, but he added that commlaidoned eundsy In Vita new 

it would be unfair to place a toll capacity. Originjuiy buUt as al 

chirgi on a span that nas been peace-time yacht at a cost of MS,, 

free lor yean, 000, It was given to the service 

Feathers , 

Smart, Nmw and Vmry Becoming 

Hate are really hate again—with devastatingly 

ppetty lines—feminine as ill getouQ many with 

plumes and multi-hued wings. Some low and 

squat, , . others tall and squashy . , , and some 

just towering. Ladylike anrl youthful—«re 

thete hats for YOU I 

STAINTCWS 

Oruls*- varying frort four to 131 "Mw v 

noun ban, baen «ohe4ule. 

nrlous port* where the Florence mas, 1 

win pat up during «M nst of the PM on un 

summer. 9&Mt/wlll gtM Auxmiry B«y hMdT, 

members In Uie Inourth Mkraldls- PNawan lat« 

Met a chance to study an phases 

I Into four Mitt under (epumte In-1 titm, 

Friendship 

Sterling! 

ChMM la HM1.M, 

GoH Fifed 

MUTH'S 

am MAMT or OOEAN ran 

m i S Boardwalk (Oppowl. 

Th© "Wesh-Me" Tie of the N 

ORI0INAL 

NOLIMIN. 

tt»StgtJrB=5.r 

and Mintf up mXRna ,,, frathat 

HMe HUi pafMM 4FoW ^,tlfii«r»B torn IW 

YMI want a hmM,,. MM fcr*wMfy ekykiW 

STAINTC 

15 Telephone 0304 or 0300 

r 

ar Veterans French Underground Girl Tells J 7 Burglaries Resort Bank 

ust Register Her Experience* To Kiwanians ^ Qeared fey 

by Election Board 

îtuMS% 

or entitle him to vote 

M, been discharged. In 

, tlilnting they were in Uis 

tly registered before enter- 

ed Gn|ttr r 

By 6ie*« •«-.« pfmî ^gg, mt în^- 

• wrvloe men and wo- m i r M BossdHe, looking out thai 

„„,„„ S^SiffiSjg.JS *£«*• •» ****** »««». 

'•.hffiman*!? ^ ^ surveying wiB, his cold e^S SB| 

Icuurity about the young French-1 

anee movement, which 

** '*• »P«l»lMes the smu 

• jure way to ascertain that Noticing 2 the German eyeing the 

>— Is all right is to visit I (3J. shoes, the pretty little " 

of the County 

_~,Uans on the second floor — — , 

iHe »urt house building lmme- _ _ -_ 

Wly utter filing discharge pa- Stat*f TllctallllitT 

i «th the oounty clerk, whose tJUUl. lUSloJllIlV 

• ta In the sane building. The . _. ... _J* 

of the County Election HU, KaiKniT Ilia 

, will attend to everything in IlUIl MVOlJJIlV V/U 

than five minutes, fnr II W% 

j the ex-service man may visit Wjlllr KaislIaC 

sSke of hU. city or township ff Milk aAaHlUB 

; and there register, Bven B 

believe you are now perma- t^fflnijt be | Untoy at a rooming house on Ha- 

attached to the *«?j—- fceen out all that night, pottce said. 

_ _i" Third Amy in the drive aoros* WB> wurt Monday, Detective 

"—IT tm *tsrliisiiis at tin Franc*. She also wears the winged Price said a search of Mckent' , 

immn w*l*mmbtotrL.T-ZZ PJ*I. Inslgnta, indlcatlna thatshe r°»m disclosed a collection of -. __r __ . 

to Ml M^îta •H'wT«»n^ waUets and punes hidden in a A_ W»p PIinJ 

Ms of the organised reaist- M| under the bed. None of them \IU ff Mr rUUU 

•~~ - — • had any Identification. A cigarette 

_ _ _ -,.„-_._„,., « lighter found B Uie room was S9isfl nf CSflfsfl I 

t thai^M Sêivtt. D « «. S*i Um 13M Ulf $200 of »5000 QuoU Bed. B«d« to Tr.T«l Tr>T«lby 

' 

.nrZJSS ^SS? I^T«lS^ 

In; Tag D»y Ipectric Efcctric P ; 

, ar wtaafcae Ma sMd m I KAEÎI HnNtlliJHi - V 

Victim. 

wu stolen, 

Identified 

and 

other 

seven! 

arttel« 

other MI In; August lag l/»yIS 

Fountain lith. 

•r iaitrsuuiii wig ta» 

T*B dsstntotl*. fane 

tt* IMtai ni««w. 

MM a, •••i«ilj «t> Uds *er- 

•rti. N M MM IS «M aapeh 

Mi sL MaAW OX. »« ...V. 

A 1 •• .wttiV to Mtss to. 

rilinlliMi Iki 

£a£ir - v^ 9 arssffst tt 

Be.-crus.iar A 

Months, though he worked only a 

e»is gave only a hint of the hoc- D» COOI.— 

rora ttwjr had seen, and after Men Dickens was committed to the 

* £?& ^P* " UI **R. *• »;•"»*»• «»««» JaU W Poltee Judge Howard 

anW" ane was sffl aMe to anrite Warren, Monday, when ta was un- 

"rrMUfwMr M *be recallsd the ej- able to procure 1MB cash ball to 

Seek Cash to 

Jum mad July TW. Y-r AlWort 

Four Surmner Motitfa* of 1939 • 

The pregent season Is 24 per c«nt n»or« p" 

for Ocean City than last year** Nsmiivll, , 

posits an rar criterion—•ad *h*t cdulfl be a i 

dicator? ' - '.•' • ' .. eCwjJ 

DepoBita during Juno and July thto ywWwi 8* 

last year, according to Georm 

cashier of The Naflonal Buik of Ocean aty. . . ::•:;•.: 

The total tUs r« * "~**"" " 

97,868,000 iMt yew, ' 

t total the $10,000,000 aepMtts NWnWM'il 

Deposits this summer, compAred with test, follow: 

June, 1944;, IWtt 

Jui», iflAi 4.K42; 

S,61S,000 .--...• 

In 1939, June deposits tot*)ed fl,9OO,OO0; Jury, »SV 

000,000. -J 

I Helicopter $ to 

Ptf»t-War Homes I 

found in Dickens' possession. 

The National War Fund can* Oosan Ocean city dtj hM ha* been1imrin« beso1 and I 

pain in ocean Otty clicked Into taWi. a let about to* 

Uto, tesUfled he had Jeen Olckens high gear thi this week to raise i aldennstlc dltl taomesi b (MH toft tssf tM 

I with a mall radio which answer- awM minimum resort conttibu-F built here after the ••» U 

« . . _ _ . . rtolen, .-,-•'. layed tte. rtart of active •qBcitK- 

FutktU -^Bfr*»«l 

«__ V^MtAs«s«i«I 

Detective price atmtfl Op Prt- tlon by a »maU grmy of 110 meif 

WDlDE manufaetorer. whos» 

• 0B » 1 ' °* sw>n W I««r-Arouna 

Wfjfaro Work 

W^H(Ukft he and women. 

i^y ^j,, ^ eoBUntWafa a »1ml- Mrs. Andrew R. Maxwell, chair- 

«r manner, late at Wght, by the m»n of the workers 1 committee, tha bay. , 

_ ' • thief cutting through • a acrem announced that it is hopad to coo- Ttll Iin |li»ilnslnl a * " 

The Ocean Otty PDUce and MM. door to tain admission to first- elude the drive here la tiro week* ifa feet on the ocean st 

men's AaMslaUaB ttdr wath laun- floor dwellings. • > Every par* of the city ;ha» bees £. and Central «T, «nnq«h H» 

ehed m direct-maU «wnpal«n to fmn roa BOBBING incorporated into a none 'in «UK OMny offioe. and a* aom 

soUolt contributions to'lMhr earrj 2 f t ^ ? ^ one of the walkers win visit -ex- sMciions are u««l on • 

on ItoelMW and welf*T?ro£a£ ^ ^ ^ " V , , M^, „, «F d-eill»»T and place of INH- J$TgSim mmui^^ 

for Mri children. " • (•.-.••" ..Wfewother case to police eomt n#H Jni homes fft-t 

_ . , |writlniT ha 

Iftitehen, H, of WJH.|« •OBMBBI 

Awotatlon. wen aent tins w«ek| *"« stealing the suit, which Pa-r ,,.,iA, 

SMîMt&«luku«i| found MsiTub, in his possession. ftwBBl But said Mlt-I waildoor Present MUldtation plans are to eUnas thel tie . . „ 

cheU claimed he had borrowed fte drive ^rith » Tag Day oa irtft' Anetbef will, , he bean tsM 

suit mm June. TSaves, 18, atao day, AuguM g IB. . When M » group off ^"SlMkm, ithat 

win nriTonto 

"A* joa no doubt know, the Poof 

Philadelphia, 

women and girta wlU 

flee and d Mremen-s Association is I araws tried' d to convince the small B cardboard bd lapel ll ttags 

of •hUdren. Thus rjetestin! Mee said hwestttaMon be identlfled by being dP«i wlth|—J 

(MMrea as we poaatbly cm 

••Every Christmas we ita 

; "ThrouaHout the year we are 

particularly Interested In under. 

trtvflajsd children and often sop. 

Pg' «Jo»Wn».. MOM Md medical 

"The only way In which we can 

finance this program Is throu»h 

Ot contribution, of otter lovers 

of children , , . • 

Becretwy n t a 1* rewlvtogoonlrtiutlons 

at his home, isw 

J6 cents from another boy. 

soners worked faUed to i_ 

any other boy there answering 

As of Wednesday, cOBtributlons) nowder 

possession of stolen goods. I (P»ê a, pieaae) 

Scrap Paper C. S. Headley 

Off Slightly Dies in Miami 

«U1 be garage doors that wHlopml 

a lltht tmm. 

S? 

8000 Pound* Col- Former Mayor', 

loctod Thi. Week Brother Hit Ha. Stroke I wrow-"to afler MoWNnttl 

Apptmdmajely 1000 pounds of Charles S, Headley. «, brother 

scrap paper was contributed for Of former Mayor Harry Headley. 

win fornwrty advertised salvage here on Motoday 

died suddenly last Thursday in 111. 

'wuktm 

* W 

amounts* Ml tag devices and at 

,y hail cam-1 xo M an coNDITIOInD 

hedfieB, two other bedrooms, a to fhi 

mm rooBj and baA. I 

eoooje«wm be heated by gas "THe, 

I 

VMm an artesian wen, water wml 

be pumped tar a fomtaM between Jwjilt; 

the two hou*». The fountain WDI IMP 

be lllumhiated at night. I , •». 

Change Your 

Address in Advanem 

At the T- 

> I 1 

t *

V --J 

Floor and Deck 

BUMMI 

SPAR VARNISH 

- caught by 

a quartet of club members, including 

Harry HumphrlM, Ben Oorteie, 

Ed MoOough and Frank Wilson. 

WUaan topped them all With 

3D porgiw and I bais. 

At the pier, flurry Itetwaaon 

had five WngfUh; Oeorge Henle, 

three weaka and a croaker; Ban 

Hettler 2 weaka; A. K, Waddlngton 

S Unp and t weaki. 

Tax Group Urges 

Legislative repeal of the Atlantic 

City sales tax act was urged 

this week by A. R, Bverson, execu- 

*»»• I Phone am-t: 

I pointed out that the law grant, 

broad.spendlng powen far bejfond 

the scope of an emergency. 

Almshouae Inmate 

Rescued from Bay, 

A tt-year-eld inmate of the 

county almahouse. who haft wandered 

away from the Institution 

two days previously, was rescued 

from drowning In Of tens Harbor 

at Wlldwood, Tuesday, 

Police reported that August Breher, 

who formerly resided at Wild, 

woud, wu saved by a fisherman 

when he fell from a wharf into 

SO l«et of water. 

Police then learned that Dreher 

ISharg; « dêjH,, eo.n.neroe- £\n'?£rZgP ehUrt " "" ^KS ffi,Wam.W I »affi 

the disposal of aurttus consumer 

•oodj. He feels this la the problem 

of business, and he would /like 

Its help. 

Huge Flounder 

Is Caught Here |^" a ,:*1l 

,.., n , _, eare for children, preferably 

ll'/i-Pounder Taken eveninw, «M «h it. FUOUB MM 

by Resort Plumber LOBT—Gold umc__braeein,_ioat~on 

John johmon, o»an City plum- ^ H k ^r,"^^' 

bfr, caught an 1H4 pound flounder 170a Moorlyn terr. i-10 

mntoy whUt ftaliing jn Staler BooMB-Olean, airy rooms, near 

City Pishing Club reported included. Available 

largest of the species erer tanded phone WiO-W, MO 

In OMtm city's Inland waters. It Bti v m ft—gai-unv—with nmu 

was .ntered In the Cape May "S^B WX: W iatmw Q W, 

Oounftf and state fishing contests, somers Rjint, 8-10 

The flounder measured .10 Inches KBra MADE — Automobile lock- 

In length. smith service, Walter B, Alien, 

Da ANTWM LANDS SHARK TBS Central BV. Phone 0408-M, 

fievenil other unusual catches ,,,T_^ —»-•«—-•. ,«J.m Eastman 16-rnm », moving 

cpmera, complete wltti 

hers thU week, m, H, T, Antrim 

landed a 25-pound blue-ntwsd 

•hark from the pier, Monday, and 

Max Zimmerman caught a 25pound 

mapper turtle. 

. 1 Another member, R E. Banks 

reported a ••pound weakfuh he 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

MS Brighten pi. 

•epnaenUnf 

Herbert H. Blizzard 

* Co, 

FUlladeJpltfe 

Cdl O. C. 1858-M 

BWAiti UM Week Knd. 

Full Market 

9th St and the Bay 

Phone 0141 

WHM4U 

«• • an, 

LOBSTER 

CRABMEAT , 

SpAShall ' 

CRABS 

SEA BASS : ( '; 

o«geM »io 

SALE—Racco,:in coat, full length. 

size 40; also child's raccoon coat, 

age 8-12 years, phone 0689. 1-10 

•ALE — White Icebox, fair con- 

Ini cot, mattress, sleeps two when 

open,< Qood condition, *lo.00. 83O 

6th it,, and fl. Mr^CoMc. _ S-10. 

SALE—12-ft. rowboat fully equipped. 

MftOO, Mark., f — 

•ridge, 

RENT—Amrteient, completely furnutied 

for s. Electric ind gaa Included. 

First fl. September 1 to 

IS. moo, loll Wesley av, Phone 

IOM. e-10 

weeks old, 2 females. 

ply 411 Bay av._ _ i-10 

SALE — Coats, black Chesterfield 

and semi-fitted one. Use 44. 

BAM—set or carpenter's tools with 

chest. $50.00; brand new air cushion, 

il.SO; new rubber sheeting, 

$1.06, ill central av, iroundfl. 

__ _ _ _jj-17 

WAWTED—Waltreases expeMeaeedi 

johnstone's Cafe, 853 Afftury av, 

BENT — Apartment, ocean front, i-10 

sain Wesley av. Accommodate 9, 

•WHHijt oar larte beautiful GLADIOLI, that have 

lanf Isen reoafnUed M ISM In the flower toaAet, are now 

on dlsplajr Bt our Ocean Oily Salesroom. Natural*) a better 

•etasiin at color. wlU be available oh Monday, Tnewlar, 

Wednesday Mid Tbnnday as everyone want, flowerc on Wday 

and Saturday. Open 10 A. M. till 0 P. M. closed BandBys, 

ova FARM. ShoBia m be unable to call a) our .tore, 

our FARM to located on Somers Point-Kays Landing And 

at Scnliville. open aevem days a week, 7 AM, till 1 p,M, 

took on your left far the Aluminum pointed itand with potttry 

at Ike E«o On Station, Phone Sanen Point UM, 

Hl»h fitade Artwnre Pottery tlBt disptoya your flowe 

HMtthV, >t «a»nable prices. Get yon or than Intended 

gltta tor your friend, while the anpply ta anUaUa, Some 

ttem an net nepMcrablti. 

-Where Ton G*t Wfcrt Ion Pay »V 

OUR NEW LOCATION 

937 Asbury Avenue 

Phonm 0277 

JUST ARRIVED! 

NEW £ALL 

•NOCS 

RATIONED and 

UNRATIONED 

Fall Footwear 

8ALE—New li-ftTTKeyitooe oBnE 

er built with 1% h.0. IMMB 

air-Moled mew, sfio TO hj>. Evlnrude 

outboord motor, 19-11. Old 

Towne • clinker built • —•' "*-" 

Bajf ay, ^ ; 

lMUcd to Mary (Men and aen- I 

•M Brown. Return to 7S7 WMt BT., I 

rear. - - 3 ' 

small buffet, I1S.00; 

table, $300: small electric refrlg. 

enter (needs charging) HMD, Ap- 

ply « •blfht d 4^ 

to 

had been nought for two days by watch Tuesday night on Beardtive 

vice president of the New Jer- almanouse authorities after he had walk, BewwdllW ^ t t U 1-lfl 

sey Taxpayers Auoelatloo, who de- disappeared, He was returned to 

clared that the measure "waa con- the I urn, 

ceived In political expediency and 

Atlantic av. Sentimental value. 

born of legislative indifference or USE THE Cl^BSIPTKD ADS Reward. Sandera, OS Brlshton pL, 

first a (hup 

uoarr—Large sign reading "Lfil 

HJar," snail apartments, August 

L Reward, Return to Oi Wesley 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

ay ftt 

Duy or reni i$S 

,.18-ft. round bottom rowloat, 

OBTi'-J, 

SALE — Hoover vacuum dewier. 

and Palen av. 

•U Central av.. second floor apt. 

SALE —Metal crib, mattress, good 

condition, 11.00. 3204 Wesley BV, 

j g , fonas. 

u «io Alrww vacuum cleaner, day bed, 

ft rffiffied 8M BALK — Sewing machine, treadle, tet of summer wicker ware, alum- 

av,. Mam Mam Tandlng, N J., or phone miMzhinlcal condition good, reasinum steamer, hand carpet sweep- 

e>35 alter lt a pjn, 1-10, onable price, 709 Central av. Phone er, oae electric iron, none 18M-W 

j» • lath st. |.u 

LOST—fair of woman's glasses In 

LOBT — sun's glasses, p 

black ease, Tuesday on lath st, 

. rimmed, In black case, Saturday 

pavilion, Reward Return to |Moorlyn 

View 816 Ocean «v, 6-10 

Stowe's 

Jew Foods 

3rd and Asbury Ave. 

OPEN DAILY 

liM A, Bt to l.US W, M. 

t p, M, to stia P, M. 

. m. 

Dellcloosly Different 

DftvUed Crab. 

DavUad Cla 

Fried F.sh 

Frird Soft Crabs 

Cole Sbw 

Potato Sulad 

Clam Chowder 

Pbon. 8SSS 

Quality of Product 

and Friendly Service 

, , . have been Wilton 

watchwords since 

1877, 

New Jersey's 

beat milk la deUvcred 

in yoor 

nelKhborhaod,, . 

or order It at 

yonr f a•'e-'rite 

food store. 

248 We.ley Avc. 

Telephone 0424 

\i 

P ? *f t*^& £ 

Hew York «M i 

. •• - • • . - • : » * . ' « « • • • 

1 

Summn Motitbi: 

Wli ft »r 

AJ1 Kiddies* and 

Summer Apparel 1 

,1 A j 

0 

Denim and Seersucker Overalla, for' B»H«'a«p* 

Szei I to 6, Reduced to 88c. -.. •_o',^.:M-^v 

Boys' Sli 

Bjiy thean pox for 

Boys' Cotton Knit Suiti, In broken tixtm.imml 

6 Reduced to »l.S0. ^. .:^m 

Girls' Bad Boys' Seersucker Sun Suitfc 

wash. Size* 2 to 6. Reduced to fl.79. . iKv-. 

Babies' Sun Suite, in white. Sizes from 6 mdutftaf 

I year. Reduced to $1.79. SM 

Corti for Baby .nd Toddler«, -tyle* Iwin^ 

girls. Reduced to $5.00. Hau P^teed 

Bathing Suits for the Small Kiddies RediiCe

PAGE POUR —~ OCTAN CITY 

Jafle Austin Is 

Repeat Winner 

Of Court Title 

Dave Mumrelf Takes 

Boy*' Championship 

nf Coasi Tonmey 

A m?u champinn &a ps Vnur fur Looking IUM 

I'frMTVi's PrPc-inus M?ta! 

Oel Oyf Spprial Low Price 

fur Tins Month 

Edw, G. Kurtz 

1st & Atlantic Ave. 

Phone O. c* OJOO or IMS 

Phone 

STEELMA! 

FISH 

218 Bay A 

D.MI.V tATCIBS 

FROM Ol'B M 

ROWBOATJ 

To Hire 

IIVE BAIT • f«OBl] 

mn DIWII 

Vhnlp or Onnffli ' 

iiiii% ir smflj^ 

wtm 

READ THE ' 

Gardens Food Mail 

A COMPLETE FOOD STORE 

NORTH ST. and ATLANTIC AV. 

FK.-tNK T. Ci'lt.lSSI • CHAIILKS E, t'RAHTl, W* 

I MEAT. POULTRY! 

llEMt'ATESSKN 

HAKKDnOODS 

GROCERIES 

-** i 

Nrite , , . ."Miirh of our produce fiimM dil*rfy "•] 

nfiiiby farniH. TiiHte ihv dlffercnee. 

•¥• •¥• ¥ 

L. WESTCOTTj 

SEA FOOD 

MOW 

OPEN Retail 

709 Asbury 

MARKET 

Phone 1465 

v, Auguit 10. 1945 CITY SOmNEL-LEDGER 

!„, Bnd Mrs. J. Oiimpbell OolhT 

and diiiiKiitpr. Jane, nf willtpa 

nrr sprliding I«"O wpclts 

*Tlie Llnfoln. 

Mrs, Ocnrue H, Allen and Mrs, 

J P. Aiikrli., Philadelphia.. Bre 

HPcnriliiK this wppk ni The Plnnd. 

(A}JL&L .. 

Whar wilh Governrncnl n«edi, restrictions, allotments, 

ihortogei, rules and regulations—preparing a foil 

(in* has been anything but simple. However, II hai 

been aeearnpliihBd—with typical IDEAL ingenuity. 

Though the sreth I* necessarily limited in quantity; 

one viiil will tonvinto—you tont beat sur 

QUALITY - STYLES - VALUES 

FUR COATS 

CLOTH COATS 

SUITS 

SKIRTS 

LEGGING SITS 

SNOW SUITS 

COATS 

Cirli' and Isyl* 9i»i I Is 14 

f _ 

30 Years el Monofacturing Experience is Your Guarantee 

of Complete Satisfaction or Your Money Back 

( Bay New on Quf tar-sway Plan, Yeu'li Itsic it Psid let by the I 

rim. ray Want to Weft II NO ttitA CHAtBI, I 

White Horse Pike 

HAMMONTON 

fVEX DAILV AND (SfNIJAV 10 TO 6 P. M. 

TOWIGHf 

DEAUVILLE INN 

Strathmere, N, J. 

Just South of Ocean City on the Gcem Drive 

Cocktail Lounge Dancing 

AND 

CHOICE 

I Old Guckenheimer 

Blended Whiskey 3.51 

with Grain Neutral Spirits case $42.12 

iallagher & Burton 

Black Laiyel . fifth 3,47 

King's Treasure Blended 

__ Scotch Type Whiskey , fifth 4,27 

Seagrams,Thrown" 7.T7777Tfifth 3,46 

I goidjvledalGin .^..TTTTTTnifthjjJg 

GoldeivW^ddSir^" 

Blended Whiskey fifth jMg 

Imperialîended Whiskey , fifth 3^0 

c«»e$40,a& 

|P- M. D«Lu^nie^d~of 

Straight Whiskies , . fifth 3,83 

_j_^ pints $2^41 

^yêserve Blend . , fifth 3,39 

Ql£TayJor 100 proof Bourbon pt. 3^04 

Old Overholt, 100 proof 

Straight Whiskey , fifth ', 

__ * pinti 

M*^Vernon Blertd ....... fifth 

pints 

Blend fitih %4% 

ienTTTj . . J»«h ^40 

Preferred .... fifth' 3.53 

T 

-=— - r : . ^ ^ — • • 

I'KTBI CAI.IIOltMA WINKH 

HOMK8TIC * IltfPOiOTKD 

Miss Migliaccio 

Is Married 

Becomes Bride of 

N, Y, Soldier 

In Ihr prl* ! ncp (if 2 0 rrl iti 

ind frirnd., H niiptl il m ,*„ »m 

clrbinlrrl nt 'ft linn ii in mi Ai 

| i I h in i M Fui lind fit neru! 

H i ii il Mi iisfir nt 

1 l\v %^{)iiirn nf II r i i item 

C\ itt nr 

i Htii uf Mill il i lid h XI SllHlnt. W Cnlr 

wilt 

rl flu -In i 

Fn\ n i tiDU p ( \ iri i Iinil pun h inn 

L ill 

1 ll> hnm* 1 

ii i i iVt 1 I M fir 1m , nf tiuiii 

i i 

I'll , 

v 1- h | u f j Ii If r tut 

PACE THE MUSIC ... IN A GAY 

METAL POWDER BOX , 

A nrw anrt Isr^nr ^nulnn Tlinren'N Mf^TC'Af. POWDER BOX, 

imported frnm hfffti in thr Alps, f.ovply mplndips. rvquNltr rnlnniu! 

dera] Utp, B-in^h dlamcttt base. Pa?! A-2-A Nfw» Imp improved 

med£? of ihc famoujij nailosally pp 

visr siandsirtJ XEniih for ihg pcrsdn 

of average heati&& ipsi. New, paN 

enicd "Prenf it§ Tybc" brings clarity 

and volume faogf wilh lew haiiefy 

eofisurapiipn. Cempletff relay to 

wcjur. oaly $^>* 

m.>M difficult CM, ns! 1 hh 

spceja! model cofflr 

wear, only |so* 

3 Msdvi B-3.A* New BoM-roitJueiion 

Zenith. A new, piiwcrful pfvcUiOII 

insirufiicnf cfeiiit'U spttisllv 

for ilivvcryfcsi" vliOfanflnlhe hvlptii 

by any air Condurtion aid, r*tli!' 

% Msdcl A-l-A, New Air*Condueitpn 

Zenith- A brand n*W, smftrfigutr 

instfumenj wiih volume in 

fcfcfve to Msyrc maximum eisriiy 

Aod (tide qyslity even under fhf 

maUeiiily warns when ht"adbil_nd 

fconjplefe, ready to wear, QBlf $10, 

DR. HARRY H, LAKE •-OI«-*H* 

887 Asbwry Avenue 

Julia french 

Full LIBB.oi, 

FALL HATS 

Ai! Si 

Oar. 4ih * Wesley 

Ph. M81J 

SHOP 

BJ 

Annue 

»Vonien'n 

AlWatlons Dreunaktiii, 

Casfniti nUae OBiittetlla far 

CUM, M, mmm mnti Women. 

nan,, ftL f iit 

Ml Bay Ave. 

FREE 

PUROHASER8 af YARN 

Open Frl. Sat. •ill 10 P, M. 

VII TIE CLASSIFIED AM 

—lllh Season— 

Farmer's 

Market 

116 

Atlantic Ave. 

'Jersey 1 Com Frrsli 

• • • . 

Phono 

8857 

rrmtlon*. CHntrloupes, K^sphcr- 

Blackberries. CtlctY, IffW Cib- 

, Sweet Jsnd WblH Fotaifflfi, Let- 

Tomntoc*, Siring Bcpni, Lisa 

i, Leiaeas, tie,, etcs 

. Minx 

BREAD - CAEE3 

I) 

jinn 

ikt 

Inl f hn fi lilt jui^r 

\ i t infiihutnri b 

j ri ih iiui mn 

MI nt i i il i!ir ly 

if] ( n i!f rl the HI ( 

Resort Soldier in 

Norway Wani$ Copy 

of Spring Edition 

d ipite tile snrj* co\rrpd 

mountains of Nor»nj Tech 

^l Riibiit Rnhn uf thn Arni 

Sl|,nul Cnrp^ apparrnily 

Imp is to dff " jnb Of riling 

Ot pan CHj âcntlQh'K in that 

c uuntn 

Tht ^rntlnpl-Lrti^t r till 

TAf» K ft ri iii tl Jrom Snt Ralm 

i pit mrt po^tf ird shnwint 

kiint, in tin* mnuntTin c m-ir 

pli 10 til i hi ksprinu Up* nlng 

Efilflun I unuln frrr-n11\ ippi*> 

i ) it* rDt t lung niii- lir \ iota 

Wi did ind hi \U1J 

Thr r rt' int didn t *n ju, I 

win! in inland* to dn with 

nit Hhi ti it* d bon ILI edition 

but prf nniHbl\ hn » .ni c it tn 

bi k ujj hi" nun ultjuiiif, at 

t unf ftf 1IL» harm tuwn 

• • • 

PARTY HONORS 

At 7 p m a rr**i ptiun tn jk pi i f 

it Tr-d Men ^ Hall with dnnrinB 

•ind T bufToi surptr Tlir ounli 

lrft on i hnne\ fnnnn frlp P\ i Df? 

Mcplh alii report to Pirt Dlx far 

rrn ^lgnmcnt He rccenth returned 

from Eurespe with the e5th Infantr\ 

* c • 

Knab Honored on 

80th Birthday 

Or nrgc K Knib m c m t rr idnnt 

rnr «hniit 20 imr md prominent 

iti Kn|"]if nf CnlnmTllI^ irTnlf 

hi rr M C rm T of hniinr Tnp«dii 

nriimt if i dirmrr pu(\ I J c i It 

hntr ]IL SQth blrthd is nnni\rr 

Thn rlnf «i 

iinmr 

c it flln Knib 

Cpntr4l i\ qnri 

20 iYlTli\n md rl 

Kn ib aha i in thn rmin 

tcnanrf supply bu c im hrrn is a 

Groiid Knight nf Qcnn Cit\ 

Counril of C 

f ^TilOlFC CARft PARTY 

CIS MONDAY NF\T U FFK 

TIIP wrrfch (ird pnrt\ nt ^t 

IEII tint ^ school uill takf pi irr 

nndiv in f{?ad of Tuesday Ho^ 

t* =cpc for fhr n^^nlng «ill bp Mrs 

Finil FIIIJII T Mr c T Aruic i nnrt 

Mr R =r Avnllinp 

At HIP pirt\ rnp B f1i\ ihi 1 Hostess House m 

*War 

; tr«jrt>< Retail Food >shon 

Uike mir taur eating nnrrl 

Thirr s nn *linrtj^!* iif an^thi 

here 411 mu « ml In , .It and 

Already rnukrd. Ju«l iipnt and 

eat. Menu ViirM^s da!!?. Stewart's 

save time, siivr work, suve m«ney. 

Try it tuilay, 

Juit Heat and Eati 

Individual (hieken pies 

('hieken Noodle Hnup 

Vegetable Soup Baked Beans 

Cole Slsw Putala Salad 

Cooked f elery, Tnmatn ^ Fepp^r 

f rejmeil Cnrrnts Baked Limos 

I(aUan Npaghclll 

Peas £ CarrolK Ifan-nri] Beeis 

Baked SBeet Pntatocit 

rhlrhen Salad 

Ixed rickles Chow C'how 

India HelUli Olives 

Knhher Dills 

Creamy Biie pudding 

rhnrulate Pudding 

Pies Cheese fake 

(No Points Needed; 

Quick Serviee lleasonable Prices 

STEWART'S 

Retail Food Shop 

208 Asbury Avenue 

WOMEN'S 

SHOES 

^trrrl it tht 

JARS, 

CAPS, 

LIDS and 

RUSBtRS 

, J /(flew imtriicu M 

pi MB Om Book. To f* Xnr «Vr 

tmS JOo wltli jroop iw» mni tMnm «e- 

, tut trnimn' CMMNT, «••"• 

ft&P A Cherries '.;,;*,' 

Boscul Coffee 

•* 92< 

rill Insecticide £1 19* ,•;;,;;: 33 C 

Mofor Oil #» x-%';:'-.r,Jr. 

Mason Jars 'r: It* 

Apple Juice R —•— 

C«< oa Marsh 

I6.M 

»IU PickSes 

Mrf, SehferiF't 

educator Crax 

Ovangre Juice 

Clan Chowder H,.n« 

Campbell's Soap 

FRESH 

CROAKERS 

POUND 25' 

FRESH FILLETS OF 

HADDOCK 

POUND 40' 

tAISl MZE MISH 

Sutterfish 

rRISH RESULAR 

Crab Meat 

JACK . 

Smelts 

COD 

Fillets 

FRESH (FLOUNDm 

Lemon Sole 

MEDIUM Sill 

CBS • * 

t

StPBf* M the B*y 

IS to 1 p. m. 


' D.C, 9th A M«ine Ave., S.W. 

-Inn 

REAKFAST 

6 to 11:30 

$*?, 

CHESTER'S 

Comer 

•nd f 

Corinthian j 

Ave. 11 

> 928 Boardwalk 

or 

„ „*•*, Lwatik Had 

Platter Dinners. Sever- 

•Up, Specialties, BMHbnrBera 

and Hot Dogm. 

Candies 

Fountain lerHee 

Brfrrer-a lee Cream 

(Aho b Quarts or Balk) 

HHft«§P Con, Mu. 

DINNERS 

WLYMQUTH 

INN 

;I1yi>Miulli PUce «nd 

Atlantic Are. 

f, *&? It 

jam urn, mad tittf mart 

ta" 

She explained that tile F.F.I. nt 

SI a merging of all the armed group* 

• 'in zranee to tain the country retnte 

its liberty, y she served M 

secretary for the national headquarto 

which Ins hidden In Pirli. 

TRAINED AS GANGSTER 

"It M net a headquarter* at 

al). bM Just anywhere that we 

could find safety, whether It ni 

a church, a farmhouse, or a dark 

cellar," she said. "We had no office 

at all. 

I had better training as a 

gangster than I did at shorthand 

or typing. I learned all the tricks 

W ^ to « •"* •»** to *«« ld U| ti#ss ind wu nan little 

tool both the OMtapo and the «|)l to work, 

Vichy Government. , , m^tm ««B»t mute gat I 

Vim* WUHI TIM GESTAPO red 1HU. sympathy far y«r !••« 

•The persecution in France wu almrtaje to Mat saartry. To me, 

awful, especially of the Jews and I* MOM Uka a banquet mry 

Oommuntati, but I want to nkka day," 

it clear BOW that all the penecu- aj» oU the physical luffming 

«fl "St." 0 * ** *"• O®""". •"»« was not u bad f» the Frmeh M 

Vtahy Oovemmnt was went th«n the mom! suffertng after their 

Uw Oestapo, and Marshal Petaln government turned mr the counwas 

responsible for many arrests try to the Oemaiu, 

whish the Gestapo did not lnstl- -a, iM the QerniMU know how 

• it" we felt, we did everything- possible 

TTM Germans set to work early to show our hatred for them," she 

to stein France of everything of — : 

value, die nid, so that la a abort 

tteis there was a shortage of meat .»- ,.-,jp -m**.*, ,..«.»

%*:•• 

_•? • "" • '••..''•. * i c • 

> Oham- 

, Say 

week 

Mr. and 

•tW. B. Weeerbak. Mr 

. . JOfcM Jackson, Daniel 

J«r. .and MM, William 

k-Mr. and,MM. Joseph Tay- 

, ttmghtar, Sandrm. all of 

RUa, ware house guests of 

Mrs. Otto Champion over 

k end. 

• V • 

Ma Jones, of Philadelphia, 

ah* week end with Mrs. 

•nd their daughter, Krma, 

CITY GAB 

M 0105 

the KunU home, OnUaMi frsm pas* « 

• • • I to death for five years and ls now 

Mra, JLewia Toaer recently ae- »aleselng," she said. "We can. 

ssmnanled Ite Edith Hardy to| not **pect her to have the same 

Wewark, nil,, io attend a family reactions as a well person would 

reunion. Mrs. Hardy, her brother have. However, I know the French 

Md sister, were together the first «• iMful and thai the friend. 

UJII# since IBM, 

c 

Mr. and Mrs. - Bwood Wilson, 

warren WU-1 ln •Un>ce and stood during 

d at Forts-1 Ptaylni of The Marseilles. 

ship between our countries will en- 

dure." 

..— „_ . The Kiwanians. instead of rising 

Shore rd., entertained over the H 1 applauding the speaker, rose 

week end their son. T~ "— " '" "' **" J "''-'" '" 

son, VMM,, stationed _ , . 

mouth, Va.. and lln, Warren Wll-1 The meeting also had a brief 

son, of Camden, who is with her musical interlude, with three visit- 

parents during Warren's absence ln » artists, participating, all from 

I Mlllvllle. They were Mayor Clar- 

I enee Reeves, baritone: Mis. Bltin- 

I ehe Holmes Pox, soprano, and Mrs. 

John Breslln, pianist. Both Mr. 

Point Churches 

BWHANI METHODIST 

Shore rd. ajid Brighton aT. 

•ev, Oedrto •rroi Bleknu, PMtor 

10 ajn, Sunday School; Men's 

bta elaê. « p Yok 

I Reeves and Mrs, Pon sang soli 

after which they joined 

duets. 

Cat Service 

Phone 

Sonars 

Point 

490 

0»y or Night Service 

TOM BU1XJVAN, Prop. 

tW PHONE iM 

EASIDE 

ACQ, » 


Hn*a sWaten ta D.nn, K»ye hi 

Placid Serenade The Birth of a Star 

••#*•> . _ 

mond Hyde. The Jaom 

netted in fjoroen Point. 

Mr. and ItM. Albert Walker, 

av. entertained during the 

',*nd Mrs. Walker's brother, md 

Klenk, of Atlantic City: Oharte, 

Klenk, DAM., stationed at 

~ " ___ and another brother if 

MX*. Walker*. Edward Klenk, of 

Audubon, Mo ls spending a week 

at the Walker home, 

• 

Mr. and Mrs, Victor Wheeler, of 

Camden. opened their cottage on 

Decatur av.. over the week end, 

• • • 

Pfg. Lewis Toser has arrived 

nome from Qermany and will 

spend a 30-day furlough with Ita, 

•tuaer and their five children at 

their home on Campbell av. 

c m a 

Mr, and Mrs, Edward Bunts, lay 

and Hisbee avs,, have as then- 

house guests for the season, Mr. 

Kuntx's Brother, Joseph of Phila- 

delphia. A brother-in-law and sis- 

ter. Mr, and Mrs, Theodore Sobel.l 11 ajn. "Whosoever will 

and daughter, Mary Leu, of Phlla-| 7:10 p'.m. "The way of Man. 1 

Continued from page 

GHACE LUTHERAN I this was voluntarily contributed 

•er, Robert z. Waehter, B.B, before the drive formally opened 

Sunday, August 12- Tying in with the solicitation 

»;« ajn. Bunday School Classes I here and throughout Cape May 

for all ages, visitors welcome County, was a series of special ra- 

il BJn. The Service. Sermon by dl o broadcasts over station WBNJ, 

Hey. M, Lenoy Wuehter, pastor, Bridgeton, 

Lutheran Church of the Atone- The first of the series was Tues- 

meat, wyomisslrig, pa,' president dn.v ' m * ; M to S p.m. and fea- 

of Board of Christian Education, tured Mrs. Honey MseKensie, well 

--• - - known USO Camp ahow entertain- 

er who ehwred troop« in Alaska 

and Hawaii, she spoke briefly as 

to the value of Camp Shows and 

the need for expanding this activ- 

ity In the Pacific war theater. 

Lester n. Darman, NWF field 

representative, announced that the 

station has generously contributed 

the same half hour every Tuesday 

from now until the end of Octo- 

ber, to promote National war 

Fund efforts, A different USO pro. 

Bram wUl be presented each week. 

Next Tuesday tht> program will 

feature Nondes Metealf, an enter, 

tainer recently returned from 

abroad. 

June, a dub rankffcr report showed 

thl* week. Other dub* Uad with 

the resort club at 83 per cent 

were Camden and Avon-Bradley 

Beach, 

in Division No, 1, Ocean City 

ranked fourth. 

Argabrite Heads 

A, C. Electric Co. 

N, M, Argnbrite, vice president 

of the American Qas and BeoMe 

Company and a number of its op- 

erating subsidiaries for 'many yean, 

has resigned all hi* positions and 

directorships in the American oas 

and Slectrie Company system (ex- 

cept his directorship ta the Athn- 

lid City Beetric Company) and 

has been elected president of At- 

lantic Olty Electric Oompany, Mr. 

Ariabrlte succeeds Oeorgs N. Tldd, 

who remains' president of Anieri. 

gibta Cla.se. « New York av.fl.eîn Retapd, 

War Fund Start 

Arch 

Support* 

BHOE8 BUILT TO 

OBTHOFBDIC FBKSCRIPTION 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

1054 Aabury Avc. 

BASIL DONATO. Prop. 

in two can Oas and Electric oompany and 

of all its principal subsidiaries eJt- 

rept the Atlantic Olty Electric 

Company. 

There will be no change in ^he 

OBeration of the Atlantic city 

Electric Oompany or status of R. 

Lutheran Minlsterium of Penngyl. 

vania. Sermon topic: "Diverse At- 

Utud" 1 * 

THEATRE 

SOMERS 

Point 

ji . hi iHluiil 

SAT, AUG. 

QABUUm and BOBBBT WAMMMU bi 

"TH1 CLOCK" 

A MOW, ADO, M-ii 

PAIXMIINI In 

"COUNTER ATTACK" 

ADO. 14 

FMCDIIIC HABCB ana JOAN BENNETT In 

"TRADE WINDS" 

' BIG DOUBLE FEATURE 

•BAB BKLVA SMITH 

BQMTOB PorNT—A large num. 

ber of members of the First Bap- 

tist church and friends turned 

out to hear Miss Belva Smith, a 

returned missionary from South 

America formerly of Mean City. 

when she showed pictures and 

spoke of her work In the mission. 

ary field Thursday evening in the 

Baptist Ohureh, 

SECOND GERETY SON BOMB 

POINT—Mr. and Mrs. 

general manager. dr In toe status 

of the other local official*. 

Stale Approve* 

Bulkhead Contract 

State Highway Commissioner 

Spencer Miller, Jr., this week au- 

tharlted Cape May County to 

award a contract for timber bulk-| 

head on Teoumseh rd,, upper 

Township, to the low bidder, Do- 

minic Dletro. of Petersburg, for 

u.m. 

At Uic request of the freeholders. 

New Jersey av.. Lower Township, 

was added to the township and 

borough aid maintenance schedule 

for asphalUc oil application and in 

Sea Isle City the following streets 

were Included lor general mainte- 

nance and repair*: Park rd,, Hist, 

52nd, 53rd and SBth its, and Ital- 

ia pi. 

MDDRLv 

i, 4. SAT. ALU, i.in,ii 

BETTY BUTTON . A 

OBAHLn BUOOLBg md 

OBAHLn BUOOLBg md SBBV 

"INCENDIARY B 

"*> - New 

O8K THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

TERMINAL CAB 


p»0114 

NOW OPEN 

Haines Flander* 



TAXI 0280 

Stand 8th & Weal 

Opp. A*F Store M-hr. 

SHORE 

CAB Phone 

0665 

OEOfiOE MOBCAK 

Uh 4 Wai i4.hr, scnlee 

Luncheonette 

Abbott'i lee Cream 

Sun Bum Preventitives 

Horns Made 

Spaghetti Sauce 3Qc bat 

Witt Il.ll.. lUHft, IM CT S««.t 

"F.ll LIB. Italian OHMHH" 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. UH IMt IDDSON AV 

MON,, TUIM. * W1D,, AUO 

"WEST WIFE 

ALSO - anJ'AR 

" 

ALSO 

TIIURS., FBI. * SAT, Al)u th.n.u 

JAMES OAONEY . SYLVIA HYDNBY 

•nd JOHN BMBBY ta 

"BLOOD O 

Contmuou. IQiM A. M/to'lsaiaMs 

a movie Ideal of what 

suave, white-haired legislator 

ON SECOND THOUGHT 

, They had a sliiht differtnee of 

opinion, and he acknowledged his 

error quite generously by saying- 

-You B» right and I am wrong, 

as you generally are. Oood-Uy 

dear," and he hurried off to catch 

nls train, 

"So nice of him to put it like 

that!" ah, «id to hiSelf 

dosed last week, ' -Editor StntlneJ-J>dger—J do not think tlM* lir. Bow «m • . 

The sharp rise in Individual pur- the Bap^r salvage famjalm in Ocean Oity la mucti sfmslbla tor nil 

chasing power reflects the gener- « a success, just tool a took at the curb lip mjr fro» to d " " 

ally Unproved economic condition Mock, and out of » homes only four bad bundfai a«tT Th« 

of Cape Kay County durini the lof »W paper) in front of them, usually tbosan tain lights ara ... 

last four yean, but two or three. But on trash pick-up days the and that no «•» , 

Results of the survey give rise receptacles in tbe alley are full of newspapeim and nrlTe anottiar awn _ 

to hope for continued goad busl- carton*- idea for «b|if> Urn- 

ness in cape May County ln the "Why don't you use a sound truck, at was done debted to 

years which follow the war when to round up milt bottles, or haw tha Boy Scout* OommilsMl In 

the supply of merchandise returns make a canvass of all homes to uk for cooperatlonr than WttB 

to normal, "You ought to salvage IS to Jo MDS a week la colored • 

With a Butastantia! backlog of from MUM** Ptêl-^ • _ njp. In 

Mvings Invested in war Iwndi, _» 

many of which will be htld for f 

several years, and with more ready per " 

cash available. It appears reason- 

able to expect that general busi- 

ness In this county will be consid- 

erably above par for quite some 

time after conditions return to nor. 

mal. 

Indications polni to a period of ••* 

excellent buiiness for all America, °« WevaUinf domertlc shortaBe. OonoHni; 

With the second highest per cap- Saving paper, bundling and tying it and pladns infiinnmnit ~kV~a~ie« 

Ita amount of purehulng power It on the curb every Sunday night bivalves ss ttttta UbertSt of many Is 

In Mew Jersey, Cape May County trouble: Why cannot we all do It and produce that act of naelttrto th* i 

ls apparently in line for Its full 20 tons a week that "Summer Resident" estimates freedom Wo 

share of business activity after the we should produce ln summer? fact- no em __ 

««>•• As for the Boy Beauts, they recently did a good feet.' Fur tnat matter. 

,. _ ^ ^ m in • well l 11 >I UW W>» eoUBCtod, Silt moat Scouts Is perfect. ~ 

TO H.AY SAFE are busy these ""— ""—- " • • • •"" • 

Ii COMMON SENSE that men filled 

(GBpe May Coanty Timol 

We have observed many child 

pedijitrians who are more concern- 

ed with their safety than numer- 

ous adultf. They use sidewalks 

p "«5 r 

saved lor £ same;"olMdieêe"to'oteM' 

> prime essentials in untary or It la ^vt 

every time a person ML and (beine an 

can. > Jap ihoua bow SriSanlrTM. 

Thsnk you very much, please." ft, 

Paper of every sort and description can be used, erty. 

When re-processed it becomes containers ln wtllch • • 

supplies are shipped, or It Is used to help plug A MOKAL DVTT 

^%^^mjLmg.m ass: m * M lth ••*• en *"-»"****» *• ss 

. pies are rijtat and worthy 

1 orous defense. 

Don't Blow That Whistle! , .^"Jf S^S* 

A small boy blew shrilly en one of those toy * ot ' r ^t 1 * "•»•» "» - 

should unite in making j 

then all the "~ ~~~ 

S li B1f n S l ScofS e eSr t whS e m*i| ^ ^ ^ »'" — — ***>««- SSSf ?&• 

„., ._ „._„„ „.,„.,„„ _„... ..what.g au matter, BiUf" a bystander asked: n* »tand r 

the i 

^ ' 

adults in similar situations refuse 

to step aside, come what may. "can't you stand compstlUen* 11 

Reckless pedestriins a proving It isn't that" Bui arinned. "Bvery time one of 

a serious problem in several Cape those whistles Is'blown people think I'm doing it M» and that «tb 

'* l*tt«r ohooat to MM In our 

Seveiml of the big league ball 

parks opened with girl ushers in 

the grandstand, but we underMand 

this ls to be considered only a 

wartime inconvenience — Kansas 

City Star, 

~' hours?* 

Tfce SDM way ef fettlna; to the "Ho. ma'ftm," 

- - - - The landlady paused, then quer- 

ied, "Are you sure you'll be o 

quiet tenant?" 

"Well," confessed the man tun- 

idly. "I write with a fountain pen 

that squeaks quite a bit," • 

• * • 

NO DOUBT 

The dear old lady kept to her 

seat determinedly as the slowly 

moving congregation passed down 

the tUt to. the church door. 

•If everybody else would only 

do HI do, and stay quietly in 

their seats until everyone has left," 

Ae murmured, "there wouldn't be 

such a crush at^the doors," 

FOB POSTEEITY 

An airman travelling through 

the arid Texas Panhandle while 

on furlough got into conversation 

with an old settler and his son at 

a railroad station. 

"Looks as though we night have 

rain," said the simian 

•Well. I hope so," replied tha 

native. "Not so mueli for myself 

as for my boy here, I've »een It 

rain." * 

nOM FOREIGN PARTS 

The captsln was having his 

shoes shlned, and the shoe-shine 

boy became Interested In his ln- 

sltnia. "What army are you with?" 

the lad asked. > 

|i £anadlanj i * waa ttie raply. 

"No kMdin'r- gasped tile Boy, 

hear you apeak some Oana- 

5S 

gBts ls not too to^h for his teeth, 

»-^ ^^ meanwhn| the rest of us 

M out 0, everv hundred people 

wU1 keeB on trampine from store 

to glope in search of beef, while 

the largest number of cattle* ever 

jtnown In history contentedly roam 

the îde open was in the wSt 

tne WIa ~ ve - p w . 

B2¥fea3raWS 

seconds may insure mow safety, but « wwld seem 

that 18 seconds is guSloient for the conductor to 

survey the situation adequately, • i 

And It would save 45 seconds- time for 80 im- 

patient passengers on a trolley. 

This sort of safety device U *J»d precaution 

in crowded meteopoUtan centers, where trains go 

whlslni across troll* track Intersections every few 

mmut#g, M down b m m tng ^^^ ^^ te-M 

so infrequent, it does seem a bit unnecessary. 

the KSonrtKK^stSrJ Should Wommn Work? 

(Oa.) HeraW-JournBl, Ocean Oity hai a good many women among its 

all-year populations who work for their livings. Ca- 

reer women no doubt are numerous among the sum- 

mer visitors. 

Some of them may have preferred careen to 

marriage. Women who work—evep married women- 

are happier than those who deVote their lives to 

their husbands and children, to the nomt and social 

activity. 

Whoa i This Unt necessarily our Idea. It'a a 

theory advanced by a well-known writer, Oretta 

Palmer. The Chinese and other home and fsmlly- 

loving races won't like what she says. But her argu- 

ments sound convincing, and perhaps they mafcr 

serve as a? defense mechanism for women In these 

years when there's an acute shortage of men. 

Wat true happiness, a woman should put mar- 

riage and children m secondary place, and devote 

her primary energies toward another goal, the writer 

contends, ln an article in the August Life Story 

5ty*or W - - - 

saves the purpose. Oontumcn. 

class most hurt by government tal 

business, never learn tho truth 1ft 

pros and radio are under wuUua* 

Selfish rulers snatch 

forts and dak out 

•uspieion, the chains of 

Traditionally tyrants 

way; it has happened all 

through history. After bus 

confiscated and the news i 

seUed, the people an 

with malice, and malice 

living sauli, Americans who valt*fc 

their religious liberty hare 

choice but to defend 

am 

WHO UIO 

The WFA saya them win b* 

thus Indteatbif a coosldsiiaUkr 

change of teohnKnie to what 

lor regards M 

clal AppeaL 

to nil • 

__,„„„.... 

A huxrted businessman rushed 

Into the barber shop. 

"Can you cut my ban 1 with my 

seat ont" ha asked. 

ecosnlîig hint as 

customnr whose hair 

grew to • lew fringe around his 

tm PBtt. repllftd: 

"I p mn. I can even eat It 

wfth »S5r hat on." 

Of THE WEEK ,' 

-My Lord! H*'« fire «Ur», aad 

knsuii, toor—Overotat GI after 

"He** Jnst an average mam 

wilfc a aetue of humor." Prof. 

AUt* Cn/%, Unto, ef Kmh, A- 

scribing "any Kanton." ^ j 

-Maybe it we'd known awe 

sbout Amerlc.-" —Wiit/ul 

retninitcence of Otn. von Arnim, 

ff 

now Mar priioner hern. 

• ' _ ~ * » 

. "Ttete to alwafa • better way 

to do enrylUBC than tho way 

•tow wiT—Chm. Robtrt W, WU. 

•Ml, Standard QU find,), urgbtff 

men industrial rettarch^ 

-Trfvale ealMVriM and work- 

en in cooperation an Urn only 

rial untune* of • ntoapcnM 

and lasting economy."—4 dp. 

Dir.C.B.Bro>

A, ptiut of In 

you i"\ from ci 

UN4* 

KW|«AME" 

tQuMMte 

[Church 

• r r 'i' 

^M 

quent Taxpayers 

# tlus Tm CaUectoi* U now 

"A 

for 1944 

m i - i,- 

for Unpaid | 

year*. 

. Nkhob 

Methodist, Baptist 

Churches Consolidate 

Consolidation of the Mfthodltt 

and Baptist churches at Rio 

prande wag voted Thursday night 

la*t week at a meeting of members 

Dl both congregations. The new 

church will be known as the Rio 

Orande Community church. 

lfla* of roetntxrthtn and transferring 

of mlnfcters wife the OUM 

Of to* merger. N»w officers for th* 

per church, W«ra eiwrted. 

|N.J,C. 

Socony Vacuum Agtaacf 

Now Jnwty ObU«ge for Women 

« Introduce this Pall Its first 

*-"*" lrTWinntog BU»- 

Wve hours ot the six-hour 

tmiu will be devotad to ttudy of 

LtJjVBttssiMi language. The rther 

ctad in Engltah, 

aunray 01 B U i 

936 Asbury Av, 

Ocetm Oty 

,-^9, .i'.if i 1 ,. 

14iL^ » * 

na Haddock. »pnu«>, of the Arch 

St. Amnwltae-s B, C. 

First MethodlBt Church 

JAMES Utt 

llAJ-riST 

T*«ll 

V 

toe we atop living. 

Why not be juat 

en ip. ffife choir mom. 

EVANGKLJIJAJ, 

CMherln* Qortton. Mi] 

T, 

a. Barrett, 

tun. Ohunih School for «11 

-a- 

Today's 

it by the Hevl WI »..a tne angina. Visitors we 

. taslonory from. 4 ^^ 

nbmn, limn I *» *- m Th w|(h ~tHU n»tt«p"of our "ration I * I aOCflHIWC 

with •Ood Is we are in (hi* m»U _. ., _ . 

ter of aw relation with the provisions 

which He tiu made " for us. Phil*. Putter «t 

especially in the field of tha 

which we call nature? 

Two Service* 

To Increase your appreciation 

OoB aitf what He should mean 

your dally living, the following w 

vices will be held by the abovi 

ohureh for the .waning Sabbath 

S so am The Church School. 

Thli service affords an opportunity 

for tne continuance of your Blbli 

ifsmnj an presented in the Sunday 

' CMel Service Schools of the various churches 

I0MS tun. The Ohureh. »t Worship I WiWhlp. A hearty welcome la ex from which you come 

Sermon, -laming at the Pool of "H}**! to all visitor* 

Bethmd*" John s 1-17 The I ' »« « P-"> n.ro T«« The Church Church on the the 

a m The Morning 

choir, directed by Mr Barrett ft 111 boardwalk nt the Strand Theater. 

•luff, "O Lord Mint High ' bj I QxiBMl speaker will be Dr. Ivan 

lYaack. Tenor solo. "Puce to Tact. Hagedom 

by Lulgl BoeelU 

7:40 p.m. Evening EerUec 

Wonhlp Sermon, -The Secret of 

Inward Peace," Deuteronomy 

', OUMl speaker, Rev Robert kUfust 12 and IB will 

l 

BA pastor of the Hart be in chargf of Rev, 

l FreibyMHan Ohureh of Hollywood, 

of th» Beverly HUi 

M 

lftaldi. pie quartet wffl ling, g, ;, "" "60 Ohureh. h 

Me, O Ood." by 10 am, Sunday School, 

11 l a Preaching. 

Warren I •••"•• 

JW, 2:80 pjn. Meeting of the BOW JJBDHW CHURCH 

Bummer Auxiliary In thf south ao- .,„. 

tarlum ot The Flanders. RottMsM:! H* 

«je Home Auxiliary and the Fa*. I *Vt 

_ teeter 

tort Committee. Miss J, Beatrice 1:30*8 a.m. Holy Oommunion. 

Beta, chalnnnn. Music by Mrs 10 «4P. Sunday school, 

Walter Stuempda. ioprano, nccom 11:15 ajn. Morning •erviee. 

by Mlii Julia Williams. 

Qeorgt Mgcher will give a 

rtl r v w of Thornton hornton Wild 

Hie Bridge of San Luli Bey," 

All women are invited, 

wed,, 7:80 pm. The Ohureh at 

__ -^ CHURCH 

Prayer and Bible study, 

and Wriq «. 

• • • 

In, Bartholomew B. Dojle, 

ET, JoHpli J. Breiuun. 

OCEAN CITY 

Sunday MMses 8:30. 8, 9:16, 

UNION CHAPEI. 

10:15 and 11:16. 

«3th St. and Aabnry av, 

First PYldny Muses 6:30 

«*e Ckarek of the Bl, and t ajn. 

9:4S a.m. Bible Sahoo], Oeorgt Confusions on Saturday y and d eve e 

,,|W. Fatten, superintendent. Classes of f— — JMday, ••- *;30 pm, to fl:«, 

h? I (» all ages. 

7'SO to 8, 

I 11 ajn. Morning Worship and 

iBermon, Linn Bowman, Pastor, 

m, MABVB OHAPB 

[CBDBCHE9 OP OHRlBt, lnd and Atlantic av, 

I SCIENTIST 

Sunday Masses 8:30 a.m. f, S, 

"Spirit" is the Leison-aennon 10 and 11. 

I subject for Sunday. Aupiit IS, rtnt IWday Masses B:M ajn 

I Golden Text; "What man know and I am 

lath the thlnjs of a man, save the Confessions on Saturday and eve 

spirit of man which Is in him? of nrst SWday 7:30 p,m. to B, 

even io the things of Ood know- CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 

etn no man, but the Spirit of CHAPEL ^ ^ 

Ood," (I, Cor, 2: Hi. •ermon: 31st st. and Centre] av, 

IHMsaief ,/rom tht King James Sunday Masses • ajn, and 10 

verplon of the Bible include am. 

"Set your aSeetien on things Confessions on Saturday and eve 

above, not on things on theof 

«Mt Friday 7:30 pm. to 1:30, 

earth," (OoL 3; 2), Correlative passag 

from "fclenee and Health mat CHUBCH METHODIST 

with Key to the ScripturM" by 

Mary Baker Bddy include: 

"Man understands ipiritual exist. 

enee hi proportion as his treasures 

of Truth and Lov# are enlarged 

Mortals must gravitate codward. 

their affections and 

spiritual—they must near the 

broader interpretations of being, 

and gab) tone proper sense of the 

Inftoite—in order" that 

mortality may be put sin 

oft" and 

of Worship During this service 

George Ashton organist mil play 

prelude*. "Choral and Prayer, 

by Boellmann, find 'Largo'. by 

Hnmtel for the postlude. Grand 

Chorus In C. by Maltland, The 

Soloist Quartet will sing, "Psalm 

1M," by Lewandowakl, and "Hark, 

Hark, My Soul," by ahelly. Mr. 

Martyn will ahig as a solo, 

•M Central av, 

" F, AUpisd, MlntaU-r 

'Religion and Ufe," Is the name 

of a certain religious publication. 

The coupling of those two nouns 

is significant, indeed, Willie many 

Bight disagree, the fact remains 

that there is no life without re- 

Ugion. The would-be atheist 

his denial, show* that there _ 

something which he denies, few 

(p. people stop for any period of time 

u tb at the men who have 

pjMt the Nftvy* mil known addy 

rrimt and subaequently have been 

anllsted w> seamen first class for 

Street Church quartet, and Sam training leading to the rating of Manila".. 

uel Brick, baritone, of the Quar- radio technician for scrvfaw with 

tet of Holy Trinity Cathedral, the Navy. 

unrnJXj?) 

PAUMJUphJ*. 

The popular song leader Is Rev. FUEL Oil. USERS 

RJohard W. Wright, song leader o UKQEO TO OEDER NOW 

the Philadelphia Methodist Con- 

Dr Milton Harold Nichols. 

Warning that delays In laying 

ference 

Philadelphia, will preach morning 

In domestic fuel oil supplies may 

Visitors of all denominations are 

and evening at the Ocean City Ta- 

result In cold homes this coming 

welcome to both servloes. 

bernacle services, Sunday 

winter, R. L. Crawford, district 

Ample parking space Is provided manager of the OlTlcc of Defense 

The morning sen Ice. at the Tab- free on the damp Omund for allTransportation 

at Camden urged 

ernacle, nill begin at 10 45 u.m worshipers. 

home owners this week to attend 

and the evening service, at the 

Village Theatre, 8th st. and the District Recruiters to their fuel needs before the Cor. 6U,*, 

summer ends. 

boardwalk, at 7:4S p.m Biff Aid to Navy 

The nation's tank truck fleet Is 

pr. Nichols is well known here Figures recently released by the now working tu capacity, he said, Hut 

where he has a summer home and 

Is a popular speaker on church 

Navy Department's Bureau of Per- and can inalcc prompt deliveries, 

programs. He served for 31 years 

sonnel indicate that the Navy Re- there is sufficient manpower avail- 

as minister of the Arch Street 

cruiting stations in the Second able, and 'weather conditions are 

C. 1. | 

Methodist 

Joint Service Induction Area, com- suitable. Later, there will be a 

Ohureh, Philadelphia, 

closing n prising New York, New Jersey and 

distinguished pastorate Delaware, have supplied almost 

>*f •••! 

The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: 

Hob/ City," by Adams. The theme 

for the sermoj wUl be, "In 1 

The Science of Ever-present Good 

Name,'' 

A Fret t-octure 

1:48 pan. The Boardwalk Twl- 

Ufht Service. The guest speaker 

will be Dr. Howard Moody Morgan, 

minister of the Tabernacle ROBERT STANLEY ROSS, CS.B, 

Presbyterian church, Philadelphia. 

of New York City, New ¥ork 

Miu Anne Sunon will sing as a 

solo, "Ave Maria," by Schubert. 

The quartet will sing, 'There shaU 

la B01100, MIHIckuitll 

Be NO More Night Thiie." by 

in 

Wood, and -cod that Madcst 

First Churrh of Christ, Scientist, 

larth and Heaven," by Naylor, 

is Atlantic City. If, J, 

Tuesday, August 14, 1945 

KINGDOM BALL OF 

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 

at 8M5 i». M. 

tSS Asbury Ave, 

yad?fi fhc auipl€ei of 

mdaj-, August 10; 

Flrit ant Second choRBel sf Ckrlit Iciaallli 

la AtUntic City, H, J, 

1 p.m. aenice Meeting, "The 

great day of the Lord is near, it 

AIL ABE WELCOME 

is near, and hasteUi greatly, even 

the voice of the d»y of the Lord: 

the mighty man shall cry there 

bitterly, Tiiat day is • day of 

WTath, a day of trouble and dis- 

lieu $ am file J 

tress, u day of wssteneas and dego- 

Itttion, B day of darkneis an 

iloominess, a day of clouds an 


thick darKness, a day of the trum. 

pet and alarm against the fenced 

cities, and against the high lowert. Tte QmBrmN SCTOCT MONITOR 

And I will briny distress upon men 

that they shall walk like blind 

bmn alms mod sesuMaal new. ,,. Warn fiom polidod 

men, because thiy have sinned 

against tiie Lord: and their blood 

I» •« worldwide^fofiS 

shall be poured out as dust, and 

their flesh as the dung, Neithei 

their silver nor their gold shall b* 

able to deliver them in the day 

of the Land's wrath; but the whole 

land shall be devoured by the fir* 

of hi* jealousy: for he shall make 

even a speedy riddance of all them 

that dwell in the land." Seph, 1- 

14.11. ' " 

Sunday, August 12: 

«:4S p.m. Bible Book Study, "The 

Kingdom la at Hand." 

a BJn, Watchtower Bible Study 

"Immovable for the Right Wor- ''Church on the Boardwalk ship." 

All persons of seed will invited. 

METTHODIST 

"The Chnr«h With The Chimes" 

CBNTRAL AVKNUB at EIGHTH STREET 

BENJAMIN P. ALLOOOD, Minister 

9)30 ni 

Boardwalk 

Twilight Service 

(Moorlyn Theatre) 

7:45 p.m. 

Dr. Howard Moody 

Morgan 

miv, u. w. WRIGHT 

Tenaew 

Otar*, whe lead. W pejnXir 

Church, 

«on» sfrvi at tin- Tabernacle 

an Sundny, at 10:45 a.m., and at 

th* Vllly Theatre at j ; M p,«. 

OUEST PB.EACHEB 

Churches to Have 

OM, c. Ashton, 

Education Week 

Director of 

Protestant churches and ether 

religious agencies of rural and urban 

areas of Ihc United states and 

Canada will unite In the observ- 

Sincere 

ance of the jeth annual Religious 

Education Week, September 30 to 

October 1. giving emphasis to the 

building of Christian character 

Using the theme, "Character for 

a Bree World," 40 Protestant denominations 

and 183 utate, provincial 

and city councils of churches 

and religious education will cooperate 

for eouimmilty-ulde observances 

In most towns and cities. Bally 

Day or Promotion Day on the 

opening Sunday will emphasize educational 

evangelism as church 

schools renew efforts to Increase 

enrollment and -attendance. 

1 

OCEAN CITY SENTlHEL-LEDGER 

iyton Roberts 

to Rest 

r Broker 

Suddenly 

,„ lervicts were conducted 

for I, Dayton Roberts, re. 

broker, 401 W«- 

_ ..„ ...d suddenly Friday 

Eu of a cerebral heniarrha|e, 

who was IS, had 

..M-l-H-)-l-l-|"l'l I 1 I 1 1 

„ „„-> City resident for 

rand in the realty busm^g 

"For Goodness 

J same length of time, A 

of Moorrftown, K, J., he 

J» was connected for many 

ifith the Philadelphia office 

penn Mutual Ute Iruur- 

• ni miu-i. to thousands of 

Irtiitora through aMisting his 

946-18 Boardwalk 

J.ml broUier-ln.law, Mr, and 

M-M-i 

Io B. tliorp, in the operau'the 

Northwood hotel and 

[dining room. 

his sister, he leaves two 

Th. Bud. T«aaUBt.Oaaad 

Mrs- Andrew Jones, 

n D. O, and Mrs, James 

ct Monday wert at the 

i Drooler Funeral Home in 

m followed by intarment 

sown cemetery, camden 

Baptk 

Ch 

Resident 

Bywood Dies 

10th 

A, Msyer, of Byiraod, 

„{ summer resident at M4B 

»v., died Wednesday last 

Spend The Lord's Day WithVi! [if a heart attack at his re* 

fmjet. who formerly resided 

AUGUST 12, 19*5 

I the year around at M st. 

S#nJe« 

(Bin av., was a jmember of 

ii« A. M, Sanday School ., 

City Council, Knights of 

11:00 A. M. Morning WorAlp , 

. Hi was In ^he whole. 

Rev, 

«iM p. M,. B. V, r, V. 

business in Philadelphia 

I'M F, M, EnnlnK Service ,,,",",,,, 

it years, 

(tag are 

tiOO p, M. CDntarenee, 

Ocean City T; 

ASS(X 1ATION . 66th 

Anto 

between 5th 

Sun., Aug. 

STRAND THEATRE

iUURE ALEXANDER 

« MMJTY SALON 

C 

Beauty ~ «j—«# mne gangesr MaJoi 9 John M ".faefc** WU&SQ 

killed la aetkw taThe 

a theater last winter,'• •unM tajength. dent, ha* oten awarded the.Brorae 

MI_MMiMttllM' were —-• I tfjTMppBrt* -, TO« -UPPOrt engineers bridge taStoTETja on floated S3 pontoons one infan-l-..--- ---•-• - — •• 

and Kj eras a «»-ioo» river, Ed'fllU 

it, *flv fcapie m and tor- l!f ed in two eanyons with 85.000 eu- 

ta lwo to ante tlie of war 

eountry, 

fcurflrSy^^^ 

~«V«is with KMO eu- 

JWo | " » yards of dynamited dirt » and and m h rtn phuadeipiua, and sum- 

--Jrpefc so artillery and heavy veW-lme, wmdentii for many years at 

Ides cles could keep Keep up op with rapid ranid od ad-l.«i» ~-«- "' 

Yuen of the infantrymen 

Central av. 

COVERED SEVER,*!. ISLANDS 

ElberUon Keeps Up The citation accompanying the 

decoration said it covered uw mill- 

On Home Town tary operationi against Japanese 

After more than three yean of on Ltnon, Panay and NefpS Is. 

Army service. Set Joseph Elbert- lands rrom November 1 last 

M, af OMan City, wrote home to June SO this year 

this week to make sure that The "Major WlUon performed ably 

Sentinel-Leaner keeps arriving reg- the duties .of division assistant 

ularly at his company mall call, chief of staff in planning and op. 

•I would SUM news of the olderatlonal 

phases of three island 

home town If the paper was dis- eampalgns, • the citation said "His 

continued.- he wrote. "The paper excellent judgment and devotion 

hat followed toe all ever, Africa, to duty aided materially in the 

Sicily, Italy, France, Germany, and achievement of division objec- 

I now back to France, 

tives- " "* 

•MM times it was three and FORMES HEBMASTM RASTtB 

four months late, but the last year Major WUson Is best known in 

W It hasfeneraUy 

taken Just Ocean City Si a forrner piermaa- 

..I ..C • mon ——>•" ith to "» reach «n me. me, t«r at the Ocean Cit Fishing 

1 like to read of the doings due. 14th 

of the home tow and Im always He held that 

IN ITS 

DELICIOUS FORM 

2OTOS or COLD WAVE 

Frt Yet, for All Types o 

ith heavy cream oU 

JOHNSON'S 

Phone 0664 841 Aabury Aw, 

WHERE STYLES ARE CREATED 

•—tT 

1 ' HI that 

to Chaplain am. „ 

lA-Gol. lirewii wtd the map. 

lalns expect to be among the laS»s*$ 

Ikes Veteran* In program, ani are bluler , _ 

(EMOBI/U. RITES IN ITALY afor Housing Plight Memorial Day In Italy thu year ©B 

wasan ooeaalon long to be ««,,„, •ttand 

bered, he said, as service* wen 

Many Home Need. conducted at the If u, 8, military il 

ed. Say. Realtor cemeteries these. mury 

In these haUowed re.tlng places 

OepJwment of owne*. foree. „• the lost remains of some of our 

will find Awnti a hmd ol hoa* bravest Ben and women." be uki 

lev wldiers tinl*« l 

of Meal Estate Boards, Mid thin were over 

week. ' ' 

"Construction of homes for ais-l 

charged service men IK no leaa| 

urgent than supplying war mater, 

_„.. Harry V. Adams, Jr., son of lal for European and Pacific vie. 

Mr, and Mrs. H. V, Adams, 1102toHes," 

Wllisoii declared, "•oth 

Wesley av,, has twice been awarded are emergent situations aad nei- 

Ule Bronse Star medal lor extrather deserves greater consideration, 

ordinary performance of duty with than the other," 

tin Army Medical Corps in the 

European theatre, 

The Association head said he will 

ter at th'o Ocean City 

confer with the executive board 

8ft, Adams was with the Medi- relative to drafting a prepoM V 

st, and the e boa cal Detachment of the 4I7th In- national and state veteran admin 

thS fantry± 

,- to hear where my 

fantry, Tith Division, which fought I totrstars, providing for nandatorv 

Me.'ids are In the service, it is 

Into oermany with General Pat-• production of every item of V 

H 

1 Hi entered (he Aniiy in June. torn Jm Army. Me is now at terial reaulred for homeîuidtoV 

hafj to write and Iseep m touch 1S41, arwr iraauating from the Neumoerg awaiting return to the »»IUMII,| 

wltn than all," 

University of Pennsylvunla, where 

ffgt, Elbertsen was employed in he was an officer in the ROTO 

iui feylng work by city Bnglneer unit. He won his Army commls. 

William H, Cellisson, Jr., before he sion at Port Bennlng. Oa and 

entered the sefviee in 1942, «¥nt ovprsciis with the 24th, Divisioii 

in Miirch. 1942, He served 

Two Point Major* Blih that Division at Efate in the 

New Hebrides and at other. Pacific 

In Line for Award taws. Inter transferrinB lo the 40th 

Two Seiners point men. both Division for the Philippines cam 

Majors in the infantry, have recently 

been recommended for the 

Legion of Merit sward by Army 

authorities. 

Boys 18 ElTrible 

Major George Oeorge Roberts, Roterta. who sfho rf. For Flight Training 

cently was ... promoted ,,„„„,„, from „„,„ c«piAin,i tapuin. Eifflitefn.year.old ».»"ni-n-year.o;d '••-•• hieh --•" schoal 

_•„- 

[hp nward -for exception. '. Waduatw are now eligible t0 te 

•Jly mernonous conduct in mei ewe Nnvy Piahi TTaininB""ieadperformance 

of outstanding w. I '»¥ to commissions as Ensign rj 

ber%f°fU^ r i *• 1944 ' tu ©"a- 8 Nival Reserve." under an „. 

r 

M - lm * He vns servini! in portiion of the V-J proBrain nn- 

2S^ e l n , d Qer »nj durlnji that nouncrd bv C»imand#f a I€ Ewperiod. 

Before entering the service an, Jr head of the Fourth Naval 

two years aW he was a law stu. District OBii? of Naval fî«r 

Another Legion of Merit award The v-l Program, formerly ootn 

HM been recommended for his bro. only to l7-jwBr"-nld«. includes three 

uSe ^*w J ° Bn Rt * frti her. Major John Rober 

uate of West point in 

, » a 8'M. gra;lei,c ttraining. 

Ap. 

f 1940 

the class piiianis aiust be iiieh 

ds I uaUS o Ap 

ue of West point in the class piiianis aiust be iiieh K-hdol end. 

of 1940 Re also conimnnds an In- shrtld 

uaU!S or schrtuled for graduation 

fantj-y battalion, prior to October 1. 1MB. They must 

Their younger brother, RoBert, not L ? ; e United States, 

SMILEV R1CSTS ON LtlXOW 

In the Army almost three years, Mr. and MM Norman Smiley. 

he has been overseas since last 4JJ Asburj 

wr. He is a graduate of 

.. Ciiy High School. 

Thr sergeant is one of three 

brothers in the armed forcis. T, 

L« Adams, signalman ilci, ii with 

the Navy somewhere in the Pa 

eific. while P\t. Russell Adams Ij 

in the Army with a mechanised 

ciiv;iiry unit. 

He was awarded th 

etar for gallantry in farina for 

•asunlties early in Februaryr and 

.filer w,i« reconuiienied for a cluster 

jiiiriifjlng he had qualified for 

tlie decoration a second tune. 

ciwtion tor the secotid 

nsarj reported Ulai ihi> nctiuii «. 

c.irred during (he rrosj.;iig of the 

7,iar river, when Sit. Adams and 

•o J"KT men let up an advance 

aid station en the river bank, under 

heavy enemy fire, and maintained 

a system ol treatment iind 

evacuation of aaunded for 64 

hayrs uni-il relieved. AlJui mentioned 

Hi his treanBtnt and ovacuaiion 

of mine field caiualtii's across 

i font budge while It waj being 

siielied. """"-. 

is servuif wVui* (he Navy in thej 1. 19 prior to Noveml^r 

Pacific, 

Appl:cition may be made in person 

or by letU-r. .^;a!ing age aad 

edllcilion, to OtHce of Naval Of 

flrpr Procurenit'nt. 1600 Arch ... 

Philadelphia 3 Pa nw transpor. 

tfltion will be prorifled lo and from 

qualifying iH 

1 Both SteKa Opal 

Douglass 

Candies 

700 Bowrlwdk 

326 Atlantic Avenue 

Candy - Ice Cream 

OUR OWN HAKE 

iv.. have receivied word 

from their son. staff Sgt Norman 

Smiley, Jr., (hat he is now enjoy- A SHOITTER CUT TO 

thg a rest on the Island of Luson 

in the Philippines. aft« the «2-day 

battle on OHlnawa w'jth the 77th 

Division, 

PINIISS 

os I»A%-B HER! 

William j»i OTUB, carpentw's 

mate He), BAK.B, is on leave 

from duty in the central Pacific 

and is visiting Mr. and Mrs, A 

W. Christian. Flanders Hotel, pet 

ty Officer Own *U1 join g new 

ship when he rcturnB to duty to. 

morrow 

Probation Violator 

Is Arrested Here 

Joseph CastreMe, 31. of 400 

block Asbury av., was taken into 

custody Rv local police late last 

week on an Atlantic County chArge 

of \iolation of probation. He later 

was turned over to Preston Cook, 

Atlantic County probation officer. 

John W. Marts, 3rd, 

Police Judge Stops Allotment 

Back from Europe 

Pay To Cheating Wife of Soldier 

Teehnie!,.H Fifth Grade John W 

Pokee Judye p. jiime.-! peilecchia, 

SST*f th^'fiî ^ni? ^%--TM* .mbi^h'a „ .... , . „„,.. M any unraitwui 

ffi Burope»n mn «' a!£rd SJ, Smlf Accidentally I payment* to unfaithful wives of said. If a wife has lime to go 

troopship "Lincoln Stefffn He Kf Mtter V«. a . Mri«| ' " ^ f « !««• _ „ ' PWlandfrtnB. then she Ha* time 

sen-id with the TOTth Field AnU- CorjB vett-ran of » months of K- ! _ Peêhia. who luindlps Family to work nnd s 

lery BattaUon. """ tion In the Soutiiwst Pwifw î«( ' C-ourt cages* said He « w »«!,„•.( -i-,_- _. 

r df-'pendency payments to the cliil. 

,f Nf-uark. iiiovpd itus weefc to es. j drea or suitable guardians, 

liblish a :)rogrmn which ma.vi "t don't believe any unfaithful 

lery Battalion. 

Others from Cape May bounty 

sir tffiur^nSiydiE •'.•« •».-• ^*^ -^^^ 

AttlHio A. Mas«lla. cape NfTv: vm " rtmns "is sfmn Wsiol 

Pvt. Joseph A. Kennedy: Wrd.ood, N f vv m u> . . _ _ _ . - • . 

Numbw of Form 

••••phen.t in 

mil 

_.. further Mtehiion of Una gad 

enUrgemcoc of prc»m exchange*, la 

chi« coaatcuon. it ii iotemtitigiaaot* 

that nine out of wo farm without telepbaou 

are OBMT taoug/i' »o exirtjog 

linei co obuJn fcrrico wftlwur Pffiiig 

•»' 

inw. 

HI mis nt now ***. 

or raupMMi u 

mi urn mm 

1950? 

f. Hit Hardest 

[Hurricane, 

Show 

April ai, ms, of which M,T« 

mre from New jene?; 

IMS them were 809 claims and 

from HOW to mim then wen 

ever they him gone. -lMn. 

H J, LOBBKS 

Entire Earth Flaming HeU of mutual trust and coopeMUan 

•tem IMMI MBiMiMM to th»i 

btfVe been established." 

MM mn HEM 

•Hot sen nojU.Te, ud MMrl 

fnple l ot color. color." tm contin continued, 

Jenwr toue* H I MJ ps Aa oMnuted 1M0 claims win 

of tliat amount, or SS,M.n7. 

WM In Ocean City alone, award. In Next War, Pa«tor Warns "look upon th them with t iwpwt m 

The 

love, nil* u glorious erkJeooe to i 

big to an MUmate by an nuthori- 

The unlerwritcn »l»o disclosed 

all that paopn enn live tofettw 

tatlvt adjuster in Iflebruary, when FOTMM. Conflict B«twe«n Race.; bat Gratrm 

that about Mjm clalnu remjOiwd 

in happiness and peaoe. The Ohriaa 

large part «f Um watt bad been 

Per Cmt of to be tabulated, reprenentlng cleaned up here 

Sentiment for Fs^nily of N.t'.on, May Avert It Uan gotpel works wherever it is 

«Un»Md k« of »JSTSJmlil at Tke SenM- the next war «Miri«r the Hiw- Ing, Atlantic Clty.~ Eugene j, flti- 

Ml-Mtaw ««M, 

(inatloiL If »m,tlier n, bnâSimmons, 

manager, reported how 

Ml. thin ronntry wWB't MOipe, the old-ate and •urvimrs' Insur- 

The old-faBhioned^clam d lam bake baka and 

Then wffl b* na protection on ance program has benefited work- 

the he* of the awth from tin 

ue at Court House next aat 

era and their families in Atlantic 

urtay afternoon. August 11, Is m 

of •tertr.rtlon Itat and Cape Kay Counties and ex- 

peetea to attract the larfwt crowd wB be snleaiiiet-eseeiM tm nnplained how the Social security 

that has been letn thjre for any dertnumd. The earth wHI be IHre Board's recommendation*, as con. 

*fffi 

e«nt stnee the oonnty fair* of SO the tottwn of hell, and thetained 

in iu ninth annual report, 

years ago, 

United States w!U he port or H1" would not only extend benefits tc 

IUOT CLUB 

•Ticketi are in demand in an 

The elergynan cited the stride! approximately p p y 25.000.000 . addltlona) 

tSKIMO COOLER 

^•ti of the county, frequently 

that oennan and other scientiits workers but also would benefit 

i in bioeks of five or 10 

were making toward new methods workers who have been partly 

JlUMEK BEVEUAGE CO, 

Many former residents of Ihe of destruction when the European within" i and partly "outside" eo» 

county now residing elsewhere war ended, and he said that these erage under this program, many of 

|Hi •. TJr.l.l. At,, All.oHc tlly 

have indicated their Intention or will be perfected and the scope in. whom are in this section of the 

FhM* S-2tM 

returning to Court Bouse to meet creased for the neJrt war, eountry. 

old ftieridB u weU u to eat their BUZZ BOMBS IN 

"During the 4>i years In which 

months benefits have been paid 

share of clams (raw, steamed and STRATOSPHERE 

to persons In this area, the bene- 

baked), barbecued beef, hot don, "The bus bombi were bad fit rolls have grown to include SM 

beans, coffee, soft drinks and oth. enough," he asserted, but they persons—aged workers, and their 

er goM d tWnns Ul hthat 

will be onwere 

only l in i their thi infancy, if m ththewives, 

and the minor children; wi- 

the menu (all for *1> next war, super-bus bombs will dows and children of deceased 

The bake will be held in thetravel 

through the stratosphere a- workers, and aged parents who had 

picnic (row at Uie county orOM the ocean, to create UiJtoM been dependent on an Insured 

N. Main st.. Court House, from destruction at their destination." worker who died without leaving a 

1 to I P in. under the •ponsorariip If another war breaks out, hewidow," 

ntîmmons reported a 

of the county-Mat Chamber of Jin Id, it probably will originate in total of 144.83737 Is being paid 

OOBunerce, The Burdette TtsiUn Asia, and it will to a war between In monthly benefits to men, "wo- 

IJemnriea Hospital Foundation will the races of color and the whites. men and children in this area. 

receive the net proceeds. FAB OUTNUMBER WHITES He explained there is still mis- 

Food will M provided Is sufficient 

qufintitlet to feed 3MQ per- 

"Tlie Philippines," he said, "are understanding about the two Insur 

sons. No alcoholic beverages will 

the only country where the people ance programs under the Social 

be served. 

of color have been treated justly Becurity Act: Old Ag8 and Bur- 

by • the whites, Tht colored races vivors insurance and Unemploy- 

The Oape May county Moaqaito comprise two-thirds of the world's ment Insurance, The misunder- 

Renee- Thornton 

Extermination Commission will population, and their hatred standing is due chiefly to the basic 

spray tht greve with DT^r to re- against the white race is growing. similarities of the program; both 

dus ansoyaaee by mesqisitses asd They are • saying that for too long are part of the same "family se- 

fHes to a minimum. 

we have exploited ana enslaved curity" since both promote the So- 

them. The spirit of "ra is alive in cial aeeuHty of workers and their 

Cosmetics 

their hearts, and they are saying, families. Federal old Age and Sur- 

'Give us freedom—or else!' The vivors Insurance was designed to 

Phone Co. Pay white race Is sitting on a volcano protect workers and their families 

that is rumbling and alive. against loss of Income beeaute of 

old age, or death of the worker 

"our potential enemies outnum- 

Rise Approved 

whereas State unemployment In» 

ber us three to one. They have surance was designed to protect 

access to the same weapons that workers against loss of income he- 

25% Reduction 

Approval by the National Tele- we have. Most of us are practlccause of unemployment. 

phone h &^ of f hthe 

war ing race suicide, while they are 

bbor 

Board fsr the Mew Jeney Bell multiplying rapidly, and they are FltislmmonE added that the rec- 

Telephone Company to grant a as willing to die lor the things In ord level of wartime employment 

Creams 

(2-a-weelt Increase in pay to apwhich 

they btlitve as we are, and earnings, has resulted In a 

proximately 2.500 plant department Moreover, they have the lion's large increase in the number of 

Lotions 

emplefyees in its statewide organi- share of all raw materials, persons who have an insured sta. 

zation has been received by theWHAT 

ABOUT RUSSIA? tus under this program. He em- 

company and the Telephone Workphasized 

that it is Important for 

Powder* 

ers Union of Hew Jersey. The com- "Whose side do you think Bus- workers to cheek up on their wage, 

pnny and ttie union JMatlf applied sla will be on in the next war? records at least t .cc a year to 

Lipsticks 

to Ule Commission for approval of Well, we'll leave that question. Bu' make certain that they have full: 

the wage adjustment last Febru- we have seen Russia making credit. Pull credit, he explained, 

ary, 

friendly overtures to the people of means full benefits when the time 

and others 

color—to India, China, even the comes for collecting their monthly 

Also approved by the Otimmls- Japs, 

insurance, 

sion was an application by the 

company to make voluntary ad- "Whose side will aod be on? Workere who should be the most 

We will continue with oar full line of 

justment in the wages of about The future is not rosy for theparticular 

about making such a 

Dcrmetin, Confoure and Revlon pro- 

106 weekly-paid supervisory em- whites, unless we acquire a newcheck-up, 

he said, are those whs 

decency, get over our arrogance 

ducts.ptalyees. 

move from one job to another at 

and begin to practice the things 

With the exception of certain 

frequent Intervals. 

in which we profess to believe," 

clerical employee*, the h S3 a week k Turning to an brighter aide of 

increase wUl be general for all the picture, however. The Rev. Mr, 

plant (.mptayuis aad win be effec- Palmer called attention to "a 

tive retmacttvely to December 24, strong potential for peace" in the 

1M4. ck-rlcal employees not regrowing 

conviction among the 

Vincent *- ' * 

*-*f. 

» It 

man torn 

hjrib 

i w. 

tit ' " 

^0ii&m*mim 

on 

butlft young «nd'al4 

alike After die WM.you'Ieajox ^ i| 

nnmwwB^#ttt|ii 

•t the uiap of • •witcK. : ^ , 

i 

rELECTBlCCCafEAMC 

\':: ;jr--e4$$l 

SW*-«- •"

»*' • • MattoDO 

• SENTINEL-LEDGER CUSSIFIED ADS 

"eisberg 1 

i«f but Yew*. Hunts Repeat* Feat; 

i FWr Load by 200 Yank and Two Minute* 

boy did It again head of Ulem 

in Annual Tilden Loses 

Race To Irishman 

Exhibition Tennis 

Proves Thriller 

m» crew of Jim MaeAlluter and •enerai dlmenalong of a ltoht- 

- awstnw aba wa» disqualified now. mrprtaed a gallery of iSJre 

ane*d faUu« to rounc, the than Mo fa at the Ocean City 

iSi aSo3T^thJeU^r!d for •>**%Ith a time of 1« mm 

1% WM an auspicious During a n'eek marked by 

It ht l h 

Keller All-Stars I player 

Rogeri 

I profeMloniU ranks in this country, 

Up-1 had a little the better of It all the 

First Tuna Caught; Fishing 

Good In Bay and Outside 

Bonito, Blue., Ban, Porgie., Croaker., Flounder. 

Ttutogind Ung Also Brought in Hen 

Resort fisherown 

week that the fish found this 

were bitlni 

week that the fljh were bitlna 

hungrily during beautiful weather 

over the week and, and also that 

the sport was almost as good des. 

pile the rain on Monday, 

The flih hereabouts wire .plen. 

tifui in the bay and outside with 

both rowjjoat and party boat tag. 

lers going home well satisfied 

Wature of the week was the an. 

pearsnee of the first reported 

catch of tuna by s local boat the 

My Del, skippered by James LUm. 

mis out of Allen's anlicorage at 

4th st, 

CATCH SIX TUNA 

Dr. Lummis and three friends 

caught iix tuna Saturday that 

weighed 11 and as pounds, in ad- 

dition to 15 bonito and iix blue- 

rish. On Sunday ne pushed his 

luck again and returned with five 

tuna and eight bonito. 

Bonito and blues had been 

caught previously, but the arrival 

f tuna in local waters was an 

t l l t d 

Tuesday when ill were brought in 

the largejt a 4-Pound bass credited 

to H. R, Lee, of Audubon. 

A party of IB antlen Friday on 

a in loca 

event calculated to lure many 

other trollers to deep sea la to 

ffh T l 

many 

la t 

ft* S nrt only 'ginTlniif «£""£,' the "«SearT""i?w tgftbaul 'ily thmu^'bk^r* "' " "" me| m "nMU'oliimn. Tuna Itao * weX 

—.—„— 

fit* v 

^ to 

the..__ 

Iln of half a gi 

ihit" l TuV" Cashing in on the Army's losing 

•ttntfant Marine, streak, the Kellers held theif 

(Be service a ground and have now become 

«,L î 1 * ft •ertous threat to successfully de 

HUB week for artlm fend their IM4 ohampiQnshlp. 

In the most spectacular game of 

-»« I 'he week,- the Lifeguards put on 

Kelly, jr., mm the! lhe pressure and pelted the ball 

" * la«t year la "'"" ~—~ -• •*-- "-' J — 

rnlnutH. 

— „ 

^" *"» b dershan and WHitens- nnnnn 

catch 

Marlton, N, J. The Oariton catch 

last Thursday totaled B30, with Joe 

Kussont, of Oamden, taking the 

honors with a 4 >4-pound tautog. 

Catches declined to 60 and S3 

Friday and Monday, although they 

included some large tea boss. 

Oapt, Loper found them again 

action. 

•"""""• P>«« of them in 

MARGARETJOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

DANCE and DRAMA 

Dramatic Art & All Type Dancing 

Claw, Private or Special Graup Instruction 

504 9th Street Telephone 0478-W 

-OPEN ALL YEAR- 

5PCUAL 

Piano. Violin 

taught by 

Antonica Fairb«nk« 

Rhumba 

Jitterburs 

All Madera I H M 

D 

DANCE EDUCATORS OP AMEBICA 

aW vs. 

Wlsmer 

d Bu 

Ooo 

dershan and Wllkens; Connor and 

Wigflessrorth vs, Jacobs and So- 

dlne, 

Daily attendance at the shuffle- 

board section has been approxi- 

mately 250 since mid-July, with 

aU JS' courts in use' most of the 

mornlna and •vtnltiii DIM hours. 

At Golden Galleon 

ThmtreNews 

MOORLVN 

Man,, Toe* * W*d. 

Quest Wife," the latest film 

offering of Producer Jack H, Sklr. 

ball, will have its premiere at the 

Moorlyn Theatre on Monday, This 

racy, romnntie comedy co-stars 

Olaudette Oolbert and Don Ante- 

che In a fast moving tile of Am- 

erican life which is laid in the 

post-war era. 

The Hun tells the story of a 

miridle-westem bank executive 

(Richard Poran), who magnanl. 

mously "lends" hw wife tclauaette 

Colbert) to ffn old college chum 

(Don Ameciie) to impreas the Jat- 

£er's boss, « sentimental newspa- 

per publisher lOIinrles Dingle). 

Than.. Frl. and Rat, 

Blood in Thp Sun," whifh 

opens Thursday ut the Moorijti 

Theatre thru Uiiitpd Artuts re- 

lease, is William dimey's second 

picture Bnd co-stm,, Jimmy and 

Sylvia Bidney. it Is n swlft-pnced. 

highly exciting story laid in Ja- 

pan in the late Twenties, with 

jimmy ploying an Anierlcan news* 

paper man and Sylvia a Eurasian 

"rl, w 

The plot tonwrm the Tanaka 

Memorial—the Jnrjanese "Mein 

Samp"—which first sow the light 

if day back in IMa but was n* 

ince branded a forgery by tht 

Japanese warlords 

STRAND 

Tedsy and Saturilay 

Fresh from her Irinnioh in RKO 

Hadlo's rqrredy l'JI, "Bride by Mis- 

take," Laralne n»y has another 

gay role in thp same studio's 

sparkling romnntie comedy, "Those 

Endearing Young Oharms" |n 

wslch she shared stellar honors 

with Robert Young, Her role is 

that or a department store clerk 

who falls completely for the wiles 

of an accomplished lady.kUler 

Young Is seen as the lad.v-UHer 

who (jets completely reformed.Ann 

Harding is seen as Miss Day's mo- 

ther, and Bill Williams as the naive 

and trusting youngster who Intro, 

duces his girl to heartbreaker 

Young, 

VILLAGE 

Won,, 1 ues. and Wed, 

Heres the blessed movie event 

you've twn waiting for; jt' 

"Son (if Lassie." Metro-Ooldwyn 

Mayer's thrilling sequel to the be 

loved •Lassie Comes Home." Film- 

ed In breath-taking Technicolor 

It features Donald Crisp Pete 

Lawforei, NlKel Bruce, June Lock^ 

hnrt and Lassie and Laddie, Ynu'l, 

take Lnddie to your heart in this 

Krnnd story of a foolish little pim 

who grew up to pass the true tesi 

fife ilS?*" Wt "" ura »* "«"">' 

See "Son of Lassie." starting 

Monday nt the village Theatre 

SURF* 

P*ett Week End 

Pull of fluff and nonsense and 

as heartwarming ns a spring day 

LOST TOWNS 

Lost town huntlne has its fas- 

cination and the pine Barrens of 

New Jersey afford plenty of op. 

pnrtunity, Henry c. Heelt, a for. 

mer Onmden newspflpermBn, haj< 

written two entertaining books, 

'Forgotten Towns of Southern 

New Jersey" and "More rorgotten 

Towns of Southern New Jersey" 

oinKJiciriiespLfs 

V6t THE CLASSIFIED AD9 

ROGER KENT 

And 1IH Ortlleslra 

Friday & Saturday Nite 

Ftmturln, TEBRV fcVERS 

Golden Galleon 

tlfTED MVEBTISEMENTS 

Warner 

manci. P 

Thursday " 

8 

All CUwified Advertising 

CERAMICS 

Private Instruetlon in Cer- 

amic Jewelrf, Ordera iaben 

for Jewelry, cigarette boxes, 

powder bexes, ele. 

Small ner« Find 

Emily McChord 

8S4 Pennlyn PI. 

Secjjiid Floor 

YOV ABB 

INTBBESTED IN 

Antique 

Glass, China 

and 

Bric-a-Brac 

Collection 

Pieces - Gifts 

VISIT THB 

DANA 

Antique Shop 

DANA PASTRV BLDO, 

8th Sc. Moore 

ing, lovable 

•nd with Ui 

ious scrape u 

in a wldier-loi^l 

4 ration 

'Wat ay,, 

How 

book lMUtd to ml 

turn to iif tth (*. 

«t 

Norman 

HM ! 

LEONAI 

2 

d, O. 

INFORM* 

for VISt 

Bth 

a-17. 

,„„, small gold cross 

nm. baby's gold ring, vl- 

.« l«th and boardwark tq 

I md Asbury av. Sentimental 

'- mrd. Brooks Apts a, 10th 

St FtaM Ofc. 8-10. 

2 a.m. tad $ • 

•.«, au ? , _ " 

On wtPik .Il.nf% i 

l« OPsr.tlm. 

WltilB 10 |,M af a 

lii niirietM «nuT , 

On Print. i « « ^ 

Stoprt" 

Stop Stmi 

BICTCI, — 

toll. („ „," " '- 

"o dafl nnlntl m I 

»f pntHH Mf" "" 

Bathing 

BathingS*, 

FrotritiW 

fa i«is5^** 

Protected J 

City of Ocekn i 

AMUSEME 

State Starts Surv«sy 

On Post-War Plans 

A atate-wlde survey lo" deter. 

Bine certain postwar inMnUona of 

(few Jenty'a clttaeru ty lnunclied 

thla week By the New Jersey State 

Departaent of Bconotnlc Develop. 

Qient- 

Children's 

Amusements 

6th and Boardwalk 

KIJVSEY 

94.4 Proof - Fall Fifth 

• BbmBw .Rum . Cfau 

R. Brdman, Jr., "Inter- 

.. ...will «U1 upon repreaenta- 

tlve citizens In net community to 

Item, whether they Intended to re- 

"»»»jn »» Miner «ftef the war, 

whether they will build or renovate 

gglr home, and what pattwar 

Jota they expect to hold. QueaUons 

*M8 wlU W aak«4 about Drawee. 

Uwe purchase. Of auteinelifia and 

rartom artlclw of houawhold equip. 

mmat, - 

The IndlTldual, Intenrltwtd wm 

remain anonymous ln all casei. 

B«llhop. J«Ued for 

A k i E l 

A negm be 

to ttie mj 

yer 

ltl^ 

•FUN DECK* 

Plymouth PI, i B'walk 

The place hundreds of 

Oce*n City's Guests mtet 

Mid entertain the children. 

*ta far Ymuig and Old 

WlMtajn 

{W«, waa 

for Jud 

, of PMladel 

Thon6*T be. 

{W«, waa armlvMd Thon6*T 

fore Judw Howard Wanvn on a 

o»»t». of Mult and battery, up- 

Play On 

Municipal Courts 

«TH and ATLANTIC AVs- 

CHILDREN'S 

PARTY 

FWday 

Hotel Flanders 

Ilih and Boardwalk 

1;J0 P. M, 

FtOOR SHOW 

Upi 

Entertainment far 

Adulta and Children 

Anutenr Vaudeville 

Fsik 

Aiunfaniotl 35c 

Open to Public 

OANCINQ CLASSES DAILY 

HEGER STUDIO 

0PEN1P.M.J 

Afternoon OuHi I 

OCEAN 

BOWLING 

12th St. and I 

Phon*! 

J. 

Bingham s An 

1020 Boardwalk 

KIDDIE RIDES 

H» mother, delirtts K,ep th* 

kiddle, entertained, 

PENNY 

ARCADE 

A hundred way. for fun ^ 

aBBHUeBt for you, and aid, 

ON TBB BOAXWALK WOU 

MANY YEARS 

Our Itt 

Recording 

atin 

h. u, piar rm 

Qtl • MM If J«n* 

uikim tut tm •«• . 

•fin. 

Flanders P< 

Expert Instructors 

tndlTldaal twtrwtion 

1 i 

10 L 

Sinile 

90D 

FRESH SEA W> 

r wallet containing liMnsc, 

m. Cgis stompt, draft 

Iln Somers point. Ralph 

-, m So, Harbor Lane, 

««JBt,__ __••"• 

a July on Pflham pi, Dla. 

d ring and earrings. Benti- 

fialuc Liberal reward. Re- 

s 157 Peihani pi.. Ird floor, 

Lpln, yellow fiold. red rtone. 

• is flS Central av., rear. 

8-10. 

si, reward for return of dia- 

1 miding ring, engagement 

ton* rings Initials WHJU 

, alii W. H, Muwen, TS1 

,«: 8-in 

lursg containing money, 

ter, Btrawbrldie and 

,« plates and key. be- 

m and Atlantis ay, and 

ml walev ay. Reward. Re- 

9 Nina D. Abcle, 130 First 

••10. 

Itlth U. Medal, Thursday 

in a, vielhUy todrt. 

paan av. Reward Return 

fMmey, 32 Corinthian av. 

1 1-10, 

i classes in green east. 

aBuigr and fltratton, 1411 

t*a Phlli July 30 Reward. 

' 111 Bth st. 8-10 

I No, 4 ration books Is 

ereedes Caldwell, Ro- 

... ana Robert Caldwell, 

i to 843 Bt, James pi. 

1-1T. 

-J. wUte gold, at 15th st. bench 

• NWday, Sentimental valur, 

to 10 B. l«h st 

1-10. 

m*. hlfocalt, silver 

uit I, in light brown 

between second st, 

\ it. and Atlantic av. 

' , MB eecond st. 

SwTOy&P i 

*] chajr, ball bearing 

ntlle. untQ Labor 

av. 8-10 

_,._ ror tstri, rtiht at the 

grouiidi. Winter storage 

" boat*. Beckers Boat 

tiae 18th st. Lagoon 

new Good. 

a£ hand at~lowest piTqW, Brtog us 

jrour raUon e«miicate«. r 

TOe Inspection Station, 

OANAMK3, Oernum BollM».%juth 

Jeraey'^ largeat breeder. PlneslUK- 

ot*. attractive colon. Connor', 

Gk Fb 

•BTQn for Firestone n» 

M o m ana truck tlrea. ±lrlrlk 

ration certiflcato. Ofliclal Tin In- 

•peGtlon station. OP A, prices. M- 

Canplrw, Prompt service. No certi- 

ficate needed lor recspninij and 

now tubes, Palmor Chevrolet-Olils- 

mobile, iUg Aibury av. Phone 033U. 

tt. 

WHY WORRY about orange Juice 

when you can buy Lltterer's 

chilled wholesome orange drink ln 

Pint containers, 25c; Quart bottles 

60c plus 10c fieposit. Xjtterers, 8th 

and Boardwalk. tf. 

TREAT ifOUB OAR to a new Ford 

or Slide battery, MUSS up. ATI 

slics jn stock for every make car. 

KURTZ OARAGE, 1st and Atlan- 

tic av. tf. 

LINCOLN body polish &oc; Fold 

black enamel, Quick drying, lin- 

est quality •1.10 qt. KUHTZ Ford 

Dealer, 1st and Atlantic av. 

8-31. 

HOWE (brass) beam scale, weighs 

to tJOO-lbs. by 25 lb. units, lower 

beam (bra&s) 25 los. biy *,; lbs. In- 

•tali* on and folds against wall, 

nas anchor sliarJeQ two pronged 

hook and scale slide adjuster. Oood 

condition. $37,50. Phone 1139-R. 

a-io. 

CRIB and inherspring mattress for 

crib, 130,03: metal stroller, rub- 

ber wheels H.O0; a spring seat 

wicker chairs 14.00; new pair spee= 

tator pumps, size is A, brown and 

white f4,ou; brand new; new hand 

wind victrola and carrying case 

|li,tfp, fhone oill-W. B-1Q. 

KVINRUDE outboard motor, 2', 

lip one of the latest models, 

never been overhauled, in perfect 

condition. First »125.00 takes it. 

Ml alter. 5 pjn 683 Ocean av. 

1-17. 

ForScIa 

HI nmgentor for ««lii at alerSt 

jamai pi. l-lft 

aMGom«n and clarinet, mm 

condtUoa. neaanaakly priced. Ap- 

-'• 1W Ocean W, ' 

BICVOL.E7 lady's pre-war, chrome 

handlebar mid wheels; electHo 

Urns «cr«n dqor; htldu tatjle, 4 

metal enau*; walnut BUSM, cot, 

and pad: white refrikerator, por- 

etlaln lined. Call JVlday beforrTi 

pjn. 328 Ocean av. i«|i niute woman will care 

tor children evenings, phone 

1412. tf 

JSariAIj woman desires posi- 

tion as companion. wiiliriK to 

assist with light duties or invalid 

Box 3341. flentlnel-Ledger. 8-10, 

COLORED girl will do small but). 

die laurwry. nuMly shirts. 17 

Mercer pi. 8-17. 

GENERAL housework or cooking 

for week enST «40 Ytm av7 

OKnjD-care on Ipe btaeli, Bfc an 

aour. Bring chlW to lath st. na- 

villon any hour on the hour, 11 to 

» weekdays. a-lo, 

TYPING ol any kind, done at 

liome. BeasanaUe rstas. 840 am- 

teal av. 8-10, 

a m will sit In with small chil- 

dren eveiilnsa. ^xsefienced 

S-17, 

PRACTICAL nuris wants cflnval. 

eseent « • of maternity cases. 

Boa Igii^JIfntlneiptiidger. " S g 

OOBAN atn 

AOHN£!Y, MI M av. Reliable 

help furnished. References Investi- 

fated, Cordelia Maddoz. " 

ffione list. • 

BMAT, groceries ana pSauo^Toute 

uô.m%iHrf^h A w£ff« 

gLiwrsinîHarSK' 

Death reason for selling. Apply 

Jack watens, Shore and Tuokahoe 

., Maimora, Phone 1OS-J.11, 

PenotMb 

> BMi Asbury 

T ' ••" • tf. 

oharBers, Saves time 

£URTZ aABAQE, 1st and Atlari- 

ft av. tt. 

Wnmm WMWHI 1)1«M« re- 

turn your empty' beverage botUen 

*-»• th* place mere Sou r-—*••—• 

iiu beverage. TTsi" -—* 

'limento are II 

iber of emnty 

aimpeon »v. 

% "Of ' 

n n «.«_ 

and Atlantic 

PARK MANOR. 406 6th St. Airy, 

nicely furnished. ilS-MO week, 

phone 9306. B-14. 

LOGAN MANOR SOB Ugnth it. 

OentraUy located, close to beach, 

amusements. All rooms have run- 

ning water. Bath, prlv. Double 

rooms from $1,00. phone B3M. 

_»-M. 

ROOMS—21 ASBURY AV Rooms 

by day or week. Parking Privi- 

leges^ B-14 

COO 

ges^ 

COOL, cheerful room with private 

family ln attractive home New 

and Lomfbrtable bed Day or week. 

Ciarage available on premises. 300 

Wesley av. 7-13 

ROOMS, by day or week. S55 As- 

bury av. 9-14 

ROOMS for rent, day or week;. 10 

miles from Ocean Oity, phone 

Tuekahoe 4i. 8.10, 

NTOBL.Y furnished rooms, inner- 

spring mattresses, accommodate 

two, $18.00 week. 1430 Asbury av, 

. _fel7. 

THE KHJU.IN. KM •econd at. 

Qlean, comfortable, reasonably 

priced. One room equipped for 

light housekeeping, g-14, 

ArRY ROOMS — MSÔeean ay. 

Running hot and cold water, pri- 

vate porcnes, also family rooms for 

four. Seduced prices for Septem- 

ber. ^ i.ji 

THB BRYN MAWR, BZ4 Wesley 

av. Phone o, O, ai4S, Open AB 

Year, Rooms with meals. Taking 

Pall and Winter reservations now. 

Oentrai location. All conveniences, 

tf. 

Yale Keys, 2 for 25c 

Quick service. Open Saturday eve- 

nings. Davis Hardware Co, 13W 

34B CENTRA!, AVE. Airy double 

rooms. Suit 2 or 3. Private fam- 

ily. Also single rooms. 8-10. 

OCEAN front rooms available with 

semi-private tile bath on same 

floor. Twin beds. Cot if deslred- 

Also room on same floor Entire 

floor can be rented if so desired, 

from August 20 to September 3. 

Nassau Apts. bv the sea, Phone 

04S3. ' g-lQ. 

Apartment* 

APARTMENT, ocean front, light 

housekeeping, for two. Combina- 

tion bed-dlnlng-livlng room, kit- 

chenette. Bath. August and Sep- 

tember. «17S. Box 3338. sentlnel- 

;er. 7-27. 

guMHliaM'aiY furnished modern 

5 rooms, bath (3 bedrooms) near 

stares and beach. Available now 

until September 15: also room with 

kitflhen privileges. 411 8th St., sen- 

ond floor, 8.10. 

SMALL efllcleney 'apartment,* Au- 

gust 21 to September 2. Apply 

at once If interested, Nassau Apts, 

by the Sea. Phone 04»i. 1-10, 

for Rent 

RENT - aWAUt/ anartteBte and 

rooms fas Mat. Ootonlal Motel, 

gl AHanUj^^ ._ . 8-1B 

RENT—24 Bay view pi., rear, near 

14th St., anuul 2-roern cottage. 

ust S to Sept«ricaS 15 12B week. 

See Mrs, Piteranan, or write to 

Turner, HI em Diego av, Phili., 

11. -_i l»10 

HOU6K at ?0» fShtral KvV TOree 

feOUSE available after Labor Da - 

6 be4roornt. *12&00. 431 Central 

v JJo 

gv 

BOAT 

BOT" sllii for rent, 17th st La- 

goon, $lt,o>balance of season, sth 

and Haven av., first floor, side 

dodr. 8-10. 

CllNDS 

orm War Bond* 

MUKITJAUE 

4% me cent 

J, rfin, 43T 

Tutoring 

w r o a by pubnc scnooi tea- 

eher with Master's deBree. All 

elementary school subjects, high 

school English and Soolal atudlet. 

Reasonable rates. Mrs. W. Oun. 

bent, Phone 8845. B-iT. 

Profemuonal Serrice. 

ANmjXTK 

Information about annuity n 

IU rate* without oblltHtlon. 

yim B. DABBY 

Society of tin 

A- L. Pl'JUVlUt, JR. 

JUSTIC* OP TB> PatACg 

SMALL OAD8K OOORT 

5732 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE 1884-W. 

atonei OF ,»..„.—- 

KotiH il imrebT liyen IBM UH ac- 

eoynu ol the .utucriLer. u EnKUBT el 

the Estate al Uiijl MiillHslg, 4 » i * 

will be Budittil ait Maud by at Sam- 

He, M£ ntmud tor HUltiMat IB at 

ntaaiW 1 Cmitl si UH Cao of Caps 

tarf amu, al iu a'clack A. jC W MhW 

Un an.lit.tiim .ill b, tmtoUr rtt, »1- 

laaiaBB^ o^ ^BSBiHlSB^âMld 

Businew Services 

Commercial Printing 

LBWIs L. BARRBTTT, 807 Asbury 

Ave. Ph. 1282. Printing, commer- 

dal stationery, office auppllea. 

PIANO Tunlrut and RerjalrlnB, Re- 

ti^nahiTiff Arthur A. rrffrilafhlafrfrr 

4J0 Ocean av. Ocean City. Phone' 

SSVB fUjgbi seaside raur Besul 

wltB wnlje • '•-" 

Furniture Repairing 

r, n. NawnCBBY • ctx 

*» Asboir An 

IT TAKES 68.000 volts of eleetri- 

city to break down sagie Mineral 

Wool. None better for lire-proof- 

ing. 

Home Insulation contractora 

10S3 AAory Are. 

Phone 1200 

PORD BRAND NEW factory built 

motors on hand for immediate 

installation. All models. Edw. a. 

Kurtz. Ford Dealer, 1st and At- 

lantic av. Phone 0800. tf. 

Aabury av. 

SEWING MACHINES, all makes, 

also vacuum cleaners, expertly 

repaired. Work guaranteed. R. B. 

Krape, Petersburg, N. J. Phone 

Tuckahoe B-J-3. 9-7. 

Parking 

PARKING 

25c Bathing and Boardwalk 

ight Big saving by 60c 

c Bathing and Boardwalk. 60c 

overnight Big saving by week 

or season Large, safe, convenient. 

No Jamming. 

SHOWBOAT PARKING! LOT 

N.W. cor. 12th and Ocean av. 9-7 

COM TRACT HO, HO 

C0HDEM R n A E2 H STl?UCTUREg 

Bcaletl bids eL prspaaals will be ' 

myed Uy ihe Bgard eC Cammiliien^ 

4 the Lily of £te«B Clly. N. J,, « 

'f befsjfe ills HeuF sf J:OU pin,. W»F^ 

ilae, oil ûstist lltll, 1341, fdf the FUitL 

Umelisliiiig and clearing f th# »«tc ejf 

tfrUifi .»nH.'iMiird it nn: turf., i, dei- 

-ribfd m ihg ftnegifiEsUsiil dil file in 

hw City' Clwk'i Office, OCMB Cltjfi 

Alt bldf filUSi be mads oil the forma 

..roViJcJ. cover all item. cont*intd 

iherejii and be aecoOipaiiied by K "Bid. 

Seller" and cash or a certified eheek fa 

tie lutti of fJDD, 

Tht stltffiefui bidder will be »qu!red 

tq execute a cantraet Slid fufnilh the 

bend rfflujred within Itn (IU) day. 

from lhe date of award. Bond to CSrer 

ihe esmpictirjii ef the con!r»cf •• «t 

frth in the »peelfie!lti

ADS r». CARD-TABLES 

A NEW SUBfAL 

mUK* taWftU>OM YOURMtffNO MOM TAUMI* 

Youths Cavort 

In Nude; Fned 

$15 Each 

Polke Judge Ted 

Up' Over PMM 

DUturben 

Declaring himself to be "a! 

I up" with the carryings on in a 

I young men's rooming house at 1038 

Asbury av,. Police Judge Howard 

Warren Saturday Imposed fines of 

window shade*. 

NKtOHBO^S COMTUUtfKD 

Chief or Police Robert J. Lackey 

testified that them hud been many 

complaints from neighbors about 

the hoiue. 8gt. Ed Rotan and De- 

tective Samuel Pi-Ice testified they 

had stood across the street and 

seen one boy come to the open 

front door In the nude, carrying 

a towel In hie hand, and close the 

door, Price said he had gathered 

evidence that the boys often wlilo 

tied out the windows at passing 

all fed I > 1 *'' 8 ""* women, . 

I ln panini sentence. Judge Wnr- 

ren declared he la determined to 

b fea * UP '•» constant annwance. 

"' MW thik b 

Levies Fine, But 

May Refund It 

Police Judge 

Leave* Loophole 

Police Judge Howard Waqren on 

Monday fined a defendant »1O. but 

My » 

offered to refund the money If It 

could M proved that evidence In 

the case was Incorrect, 

Robert I, Hawkins, IB. of Bala 

Oynwyd, n arraigned on • dis. 

orderly conduct charge growing out 

f th lld thri f ilk 

The «iurt« »I«n imnnuH an «.ul 

U*sentfK O>?fR? HYS* l 

carried out In the event of any ***' "If rtTih 

future trouble putting up with such 

think boys of your of tht* allefM throwing of milk 

US each on five youths arrested! *( s would hav? some sense of de-MLotties from his automobile into 

In a raid on the place' Friday«noy." he said. -I am jure you Hie itreet, 

night, . I wouldn't acrlike this in your ownl Police testimony was that a wo- 

' home towns, Such actions must be mnn resident on Corinthian av., 

Up. in fairness to the re- caught the license number of the 

.1 ear from which she saw bottles 

to I thrown, and turned over the num- 

ber to the department. Hawkins' 

••COMB m THREE BAYS | ADMITS HE WAS NUDI 

' "*—- T the boys denied 

practice of nudlfm, 

admitted he was in his 

ult when the 

alike" 

i 

going to 

the court 

OPEN FRIDAY and aATDRDA'? EVENINGS 

. case was the second 

I Involving the same house within 

I three days, as two other eeeupanti 

were fined iJO each at Thursday's 

court session on disorderly conduct 

|eharges. 

Those fined Saturday ranged 

tge from IS to le years. All w 

from Philadelphia and Haddon. I nav(! rooved out," 

I "- In the hearing 

Police visited the house on com-1 other boy« were fined 

I plaint of neighbors that loud noise I plaint 

emanated froJn the bulldini at all " 

hours, and that the youthful oecu. 

treat 

ruled 

, youthful o«u 

pants made a practice of cavorting 

around in the nude without tak- 

Ing the trouble to pull down the 

two 

» d tioH com! 

of another resident of the 

house. Hurry Cook. 

cook made the complaint be- 

Moyer Co. 

Needs Men! 

cause he said he couldn't get his 

rest while the pair ktpt up a com. 

motion at all hours of the night 

Held for Grand Jury 

On Morals Charge 

A man and weman found vaea- 

car was apetted and he was ar- 

rested about a wiek afterward. 

The defendant denied that he 

trew any bottles, and mid he 

. knew positively that two other 

ar "' boys in the ear with hun had not 

done so, 

how do you explain the 

fact that your license number was 

ed to us?" JtidKr Warren 

''The woman who observed 

your car must have had her at- 

tention attracted by It. and she 

didn't pull your license 

number out of the air, 

judps concluded, "but If you can 

come tacit and prove to M th 

you are Innocent of this charje 

July Weather: Clip This To Show 

To Your Grandchildren 

Vacationists who want to be 

able to tell their grandchildren 

how miserable the weather was 

the seashore |n July, IMS, may ell] 

thl* item for future reference. 

The Atlantic City office of thl 

U, a. Weather Bureau, In Ii 

monthly meteorological summary 

reported thin we# that July had 

only two days out of the 31 which 

were recorded as clear. The Bunai 

record goes down for posterity 

with 20 fully cloudy days and nine 

others which were partly cloudy. 

Other meteorological data the re 

port gives: 

There were 13 days with rain 

fail of one-hundredth of an inch 

er more; there were seven days 

with M of an Inch, . 

Thunderstorms were recorded (in 

Atlantic City) on the and, lath, 

16th, 17th, 18th. list, 22nd. 33rd 

2ith, 27th and 1 »th. 

LIMITED TIMIi 

'^ value for 

A man and woman found vaca- 

tioning together at a resort room- 

ing house were held for action of 

the fraud jury, by Police Court 

Judge Howard Warren, Saturday, 

They were James Payne, 31, of 

8036 westisood Lane, Pennsauken 

N.J., and Mrs, Clara Janet Warner. 

J8, of 39 W Colllngswood av, Ool- 

lingswood. They waived a hearing 

on morals charges ln the local 

court and their bail of iaoo was 

continued to await grand jury con- 

•ideration of the caw in Beptem 

ber. 

The couple was taken Into cus- 

tody by i CoIlinESWood congtable 

on complaint of Mrs, Warner's 

husband. Morris R Warner Mrs 

Warner, it was disclosed, is the 

mother of a 4.year.old child 

Payne Is the father of four. 

County's Liquor 

Fees $59,468,9! 

y s f 

I'll be glad to refund your f: 

flnp," 

N. J. Realty Tax«« 

Again Cut, 4th Yea 

l d 

g , 

Totnl taxes levied against real 

estate have been reduced in New 

jersey fof the fourth successiv 

year, according to a study of 1»4£ 

property tax levies released Tues 

any by the New Jersey Btate 

Chamber of Cemmeree, 

Heal estate taxes Imposed for al 

purposes throughout the state this 

year amount to M1«.»7O,2T3, which 

Is $987,853 less than the 1844 total 

levy, and *] 2,155,030 leu th«n in 

1941. four years ago. 

Taxes on personal property, 

however, have continued their up- 

ward climb, reaching an all-time 

high this year of •4Q,83S,3Si, an in- 

crpase of iaj05,470 over 1944, per. 

sonal property ta« levies in Mew 

Jersey have nearly doubled I'l to. 

ml amount since 1934, 

Liquor licenses in Cape May 

County yielded iS9.4«.JJl In feei 

to issuing authorities during the 

fiscal year ending lust June 30. 

Erwln B, Hock, deputy commis- 

sioner of the Oenartment of Alco- 

holic Beverage Control, disclosed. 

The county had 134 plenary re- 

tail consumption licenses, fees for 

which amounted to 155,336.06 

There also were n plenary retail 

distribution licenses fpackBRe 

stores) yielding n.0MM, and 12 

club licenses with fees total'ûr ti 

Firemen Called to 

Bail Out Inn Cellar 

The atrathmere fire department 

received a call Saturday morning, 

not to extinguish a fire but to 

bail out the cellar of Deauvllle 

Inn. which was flooded from the 

terrific downpour there Priday 

evening, 

Tiie firemen pumped out more 

than 8.000 gallons of water. Dam. 

age was not serious. 

Total rainfall was 10.21 Inches, 

compared with normal for the 

month of 3-93 Inches, or an excess 

of 6.28 Inches. 

The 23rd wa i the wettest day Of 

all, measuring 3.33 Inches In the 

24-hours; it I-.IMJ had the langest 

amount in one hour. 2,M inches 

Average temperature for jU|y' 

above tin" 

Ihe ri 

an 

'"* l»th; t 

was 13 1 

July. 

"(her prl 

or snow. 

Al o 

month gethic 

I 

tm, with Prim Shampoo, ihU .tunning 

mntr MO be you — ifas gorgeou. 

hav of MBM who go to Primrone 

RaOH, famoni New York beauty ..Ion. 

for thtir .h.mpoo.. Try prim Sh.nipoo 

•nd M* what •lluring .been and luster 

and soft liighlinhu it leads to hair. _ 

'pen Friday -p)«tftirm body truck. It would 

be of gnat benefit ln suppressing 

flights of pests that Invade beaches 

ana other parts of seashore towns, 

the Commission believes. 

Lafferty said that farmers, poul- 

trynen and dairymen also have re- 

(Vags I, neaie) 

War Fund Tag 

Day On Saturday 

Hou«e Canvas* Al- 

most Completed 

The National War Fund drive 

ln Ocean City is scheduled to come 

to its climax tomorrow (Saturday) 

with a Tag Day sale to augment 

funds already received tnrougtt 

other methods in the past two 

weeks, 

A group of about 34 young wo- 

men will have the pasteboard tags 

on sale along the boardwalk and 

ln the, shopping district tomorrow 

War Industries 

May Swing I 

Peace Work 

Building Industry Revh 

porarily Hampered by i 

tefial; Transition to be , 

like the rest of the nation, Ocean Cttf'cm 

have a. slow transition from war to pmcB, ~ ' 

months to a year, or perhaps lonser. 

That was the concensus of opinion am 

and city officials thja week, aa they aba 

there probably will be no sudden "aln- 

here such as will affect war indtaatrial 

• * * * 

Moyer Payroll 

$748,068 In 

4 Years of War 

Mack Bis Contribu- 

tion to Ocean 

City's Prosperity 

The Moyer Company, 

Citys largest war Industry, has dla- 

toursed (TIMNJO through local 

channels, in payroll atone, ahet It 

Dfigan working oft Its fm£ war 

contract In September. «K1, three 

months before Pearl Harbor. Th* 

payroll total 1* as of August t. 

In that time, it* workers and 

fficers MM bought War Bonda, 

mostly ."Fa, totaling- M?JN, ma- 

teurlty vaJue. IU quota in the 

Seventh War Man was as.300. tut 

.actual purchases wen men than 

UMM. 

•ante,; 

. company Tuesday. 

as the world awaitad Japaji'a de- 

clslon, and as the future status 

of the Ueyer Company's present 

^= ^ — m ^=" _ _ SF -- ^ ^ 

contract with th* War 

dent became douWful 

The payroll figures apply only 

from 9 a.m. to S pjn , 

from 1 to 9 p.m. 

and again 

There is no fixed price on the 

tags, which may be purchased for 

any amount contributors care to 

give, 

OANVASS ALMOST COMPLETED 

Meantime, a larger group, of vol- 

unteer solicitors, mostly women, la 

nearlng the end of a house~to- 

house canvass which began August 

0 and will contact every family 

group so far as possible. 

Mrs. Andrew R Maxwell, chair- 

man of this phase of the cam- 

paign, reported that the solicita- 

tion will be pretty well completed 

by tomorrow, although a tew dis- 

tricts may still have solicitors 

working next week. 

Mayor Clyde W. StrttMe as- 

pressed optunism Wednesday that 

the drim will attain Its KM 

quota in the resort, and he de- 

clared that the «id oT the war 

Is no reason for the effort to faffl. 

(Page t. Please) 

company. 

not include officers' 

les The payroll was disbursed lar- 

jely to Ocean City men, the rest 

men residing within a radius 

of 10 mites of Ocean City. A lanje 

portion of it was spent ln Ocean 

City stores, and thus contributed 

materially to Ocean City's wartime 

prosperity. The payroll was in ad- 

dition to a large amount of ma- 

rlal purchased through local 

[ealers. 

HELPED To OVEBSEU. QUOTAS 

Its war bonds were purchased 

through The National Bank of 

Ocean City, and went a long way 

toward helping Ocean City to over- 

(UbsLrlbe Its quota In each of the 

seven War Loan drives. They were 

purchased under a mandatory 10 

per cent payroll deduction 

applying both to workers 

fleers, plus voluntary Increased 

(Fan t, fleasc) 

in plan, 

and of- 

New Tenor 'Find' 

At Music Pier 

Audiences at the resort Music 

Pier took to a new favorite this 

week In the person of David Po- 

lari. tenor soloist. 

Mr. Polart, who was vacationing 

here, was given a try-out with J 

Fred Marine's concert orchestra 

last Saturday night. His splendid 

voice was so well received that 

Mr. Manne engaged him to sing 

nightly for at least the balance 

of this week. 

The new singer had the honor 

of opening the victory program at 

the pier Tuesday night with a 

rendition of the sacred number 

"The Lord's Prayer." Most of the 

d t d t titi 

concert 

melodies. 

y 

devoted to patriotic 

Here*s Why Ocean City Telephone 

Service Is Slow At Times 

An appeal to telephone u*sr» In 

the Ocean City ana to avoid un- 

neoessary telephone calls and tetp 

conversations' reasonably short, a* 

a means of relieving the current 

overload on the local swUttcboaxd, 

was made this week by C. J. un- 

derwood, manager for the New 

Jersey Bell Telephone Company. 

"Telephone users no doubt have 

noticed that service is alow at 

times", underwood said, "with de- 

lays ln reaching the operator and 

In getting calls through. The rear 

son is the heavy increase In use 

of the telephone, partlcularty dur- 

ing ttie summer season, at a Una 

when we are unable to get equip- 

ment to enlarge our facilities. 

"The central office here Is work- 

ing at capacity most of the time, 

with all switchboard position, to 

use from early morning until Jfcte 

In the eyfhlng. Too many calla 

are being made for the equipment 

and the operators to handle with- 

out delays.. 1 

"Ordinarily we would meet the 

situation by enlarging the «witeh- 

tward, but while our plant are 

ready for additional equipment, 

just what we can do, and when, 

depends entirely on oondlUoua. 

"Telaphone users can be of IT 

help In the present situation 

calling only when necessary, i . 

keeping conversation* abort. They 

are their own judge*, of oor " 

as to when calls art Batmmtrt. 

how long to talk. But Just one 

less can a day from eaon tefcV 

phone, and one iolnute out fmn 

oonvenatlon, win 'be 

to 

df real _ 

until the tuinuMr naion 

alaok* ofl, and until w» an 

to Co ahead wttb OUM ' * 

U» Quean Oily 

Already, it was 

cal tabor maitos *j 

maktog it easier to 

than at any tin* In 

due to tlw lot* of 

areas and tb* toon 

of men leaving the 

The antlobrtad I 

In private houctnc 

not oeonr in 

are that Uie city i 

will Ude it. time 

Into any of the pbat-war i 

already laid out for «Mo 1 

incut. 

The ocean Olty Tent 

oootnotc 

rtl, 1S49. reported ttd*,w**aV 

it has good prospect* «M- — 

factoring oanvaa 

This flan, alttaougb tta'llit j 

Aabury a 

personnel from 1* to 

or 36 wotnen and glrlg. 

sor. Wfipticli eaplained flila 

that the war Has retardad r - 

trrtty bettattw of tbe dBtfc 

volved ôntog tw«H 

and matedal. both of which 

now become iiinaiimlniff * 

plentiful. The plant could tarn 

10 times It* present thennon . , 

production wrttiout war OttM * 

lions, be said.- It has proapsxfi 'rf^ 

much greater buatoea*. -JnfaiC.- 

thermometer* for peace-time ad+v. 

vertlstns purpoH*. *' 

The future a«atua of the aC 

Company, largMt reaort «w 

duatry, i* undttermlned. a»'.« 

plained elsewhere In ttal* lam*. 

LABOK BBGOMINO 

MOBK rtMtmrw 

That more labor Is 

ready was reported this k fi. 

both private and public toiadtt 

City Commlasloner ' |MMi J 

Bowker. director of the pi 

work* department, aald that im 

had more applications lor JoM 

the past two week* than m. 

previous six month*. The 

City Electric Co, another 

er with a substantial payroll' 

also reported more anpUoant* 

Jobs recently. The 

confirmed by several ottaSr 

employeis. 

Hie fact that nMItfy war 1 

and shipyard* already lia*e 

laying off thousand* of ' 

was* cited as a principal 

for the more fro* labor 

here, at former naldents 

back home ln search of ] 

positions. 

DBFCNDg UPON 

Exactly what tbe olty 

men* will do nganUoa; ; ' 

pnjvements wHSch will a 

I* dependant cnttfety vm 

ment action aitar V-J 

oordlnr Ko Olty 

H. Oo&laaan, jr. 

He ported o« thM ! 

tnod 

do 

Timm, 

Place It Ohf Curb. 

% ; 

f -. ••* 

i' • 

•, t 

'" • • ' '"'"' .' r ''f • r/'-if.

•V=?I 

jgafe *' 

.-t,' .', 

*/* '-- ' ,jj •- ,- - -fr*i 

S» SideGghts 

l« 

the peace announcement on the 

•OMUL Some patrons decided to 

nan 

Mtarahmi 

«f wpalr or m cotutructkml 

sant 

B«rwarcth« 

WJly Jap! 

„ tut national I Tom paper was knee deep in 

Jn k down dllltnut fcey*I amne places around cltv hnli, which 

> I put a gloomy expression on tht 

1 - 'fa«B of BUI Mason, emrttettr, 

Job It was to deen up next 

ally Ms Ju 

jmd greeted 

; witH twnt- 

'•mid to Oi« eUtMr. which 

or the derndBitmtion 

H HhbaMtae In 

of towh. 

It waned there 

but IptWten 

4 Bgan abb* 

V W th« re- 

one* more, 

auto 

how- 

..„ peace 

meant that hla two service nuns 

would be coming ha-ne soon 

Billy Struble. young eon of the 

tadjor, haa made pin money In 

t» pa>t by collecting scrap. When 

lut seen, he was fathering arm- 

toad* 01 the paper around 

for frit own purposes 

Mpt Uie clt 

- g throughout 

tticfet. Fre- 

,_> become « 

r__t «ncine driv- 

"monkey run. 

ofrpvttr 

ground city 

from 7th_ to 

Ing i 

TTty hall 

fott, bat the elty f reman 

•Mdnt mink to after a fe» tab* 

tttaima task them ant into the 

ela*** «f «t»r 

MATBKIALS SCAKCB; 

moa 

ltenu an reinforcing (toe!, I 

luMber. (ran #g», Jutf. 

other. MthM aft not wbJ 

at all right now HMMM 

of government ••frcaai" or can be I 

procured only wim great difficulty! 

and at prohibitive coat, Indications! 

are that prices will remain high 

to lome time after hoitUitl 

Mr. CoHlMon cited u one «__. 

nmrfle the ease of aiphaltie street! 

»viBi material. This 1* now ob- 

Mnable after havm, hem rnwn 

for three years, iul the east ofl 

paving with It is »pproxim,tely Bfl 

per cent abo+e 1841 level*. In or- 

der for the elty to obtain Its mo-1 

ney'g worth in paring, it would " 

Aa tils crcnlug won an, they 

" ' »i anitnd waiting la- the 

ne*t and wh«n It rang 

on almost 

Jte officers 

i Asbury av.. 

parade 

lie policeman 

unto alinml 

> 1U- 

Spectators near Bth st and Cen- 

tral av «w startled when on 

return to somewhere new nrt- 

war leyeii, h* believes. • •" 

GOVERNMENT MUST 

Even if the government mtt to 

free priority restrictions on all 

materials tomorrow, it wouldn't 

help much because aueh vast quan- 

Ua are owned outright by the 

iOvernmtnt. and relatival? little 

remains in normal trade channels 

It nilfht be neoetnry to wait un. 

til the government decides to un- 

load many Items a* war surplus 

beUeves 

eye-tlass splintered on the pave. I wrdwalk repair to be one of the 

menf |nr»t nrejeetj needing considers. 

It fell from the sjiertrjcles of an I UW in the post-war period, with 

observer watching the crowd from I rehabilitation at the street drain- 

an upper floor _ ^ I age system another crying need; 

proved ^S^nK^.r'ERS' ^^'^t^%^W 

still have what it takes until some 

new models are snilaine 

Many ears were observed with 

o 30 passei 

round thei 

them ngers riding In, 

fiom lo to 30 

on and aroun_ „ 

One ear stopoed for a Jam near I 

8th st and Wesley 

promptly boarded 

,oung boys that it 

dnstrj fsreoMt thai (fee anU. 

dpatad bontlnf boom will net pet 

wider way for a, jtmt or perhaps 

lomer. Me ajsa to the eanent 

hlih cost of asMW and tabor. 

K-cause the tires were wedged 

against the fenders The uoy hp 

*- 

man explained. 

fU nh ith 

• Iliad 

* antdnooflei 

City toward 

. the et«nlng. 

pfttmptlv re- 

Kcause the tires were wedged I 8 « man explained, 

against the fenders The uoys hop- I "unless He Is awfuUy nush with 

ped oft and picked on u larRcr corf money, or the need for that house 

fnrther up the line. Neither driv- | Is imperative, he would be extm- 

Tag»nt to build during the first 

six montha or a year after peace 

comes tecause Ije would be naying 

a 'premium' of perhaps SO or 10 

per cent on the over-all cost. 

WON'T START TOTS FALL 

l« and "Well see plenty of new homes 

• Badrc I go up, all right, but don't expect 

iratefi- EulldlnB to Krt this fall," 

- It ajio was pointed out that 

such things a* piumijing and heat. 

, . tog supplies electrical supplies and 

Some optimistic souls telephoned I otner lfems mai go into a House 

for tnjdealK while the celebration | are sc*rce at present, and a 

er seemed to object. 

• • * 

Most or the teTvfee men nb- 

Mrvffll in (lie i-rawd wmn'l cele- 

bfmtlnt pefe*. 

A* a rale tbey had sober fa-fs. 

jMtntMiies were still too fre.li. 

q»e feU>w wemrln« Uie Mae and 

•Itrer Cmnhat Infantryman Bai 

seented near Inn a* he irat 

d l ttrtam sf ray dvll- 

was under way 

Usually they Just heard 

word, "aoiry" The cabs were HI- I raising hij 

word, sorry. The 

ready In the parade. 

. 

for 

dnMds 

• vacatlon-i 

! Wtfe Xtir fltn^ 

found they 

i ob- 

•nack 

i aofld«nt report' 

ar- new nth 

the rear of 

report of the 

or 

service «u M Ja 

two aloe *M fctditi np- 

they (aid tiring op 

••• n»"r»piin» for 

t 

pectlve builder would have to do 

one a lot of "•hopping around," also 

ii h U 

One entliapluUc yo«nt*ter ap 

wl Dele^tlve 6am Frtoe i 

. Oft a natch, mister?" aaked 

the >-»em--nW. 

"Wfc«t d want It f«rT" 

oiinma 

draw 

flag miM, pteee of paper^tHe 

T a i explained, "and then 

bor It !" 

xplained, 

born It «p! 

.—He rot the n 

. 

tch. 

A member of the force ojso re- 

ff'w? I*" 1 *; «PProached by one 

w tne towns be*t know alcohol- 

a. TWs gent, already somewhat 

Jie worse for wear, made a "touch" 

for a quarter to buy a drink 

UfL 11 ^ hay e it too. the cop 

afterward "After all »hT 

hfm mailed almost 

«> 4 ««i«ct«d list of 

' o» Mot* and others 

I snwfftfe, -how- 

t6 D*V5o(L 

> to itotentilne 

' the drtVe ibitd 

Call* Cut; 

Age Limit Now 26 

National selective service head- 

sys," 

There also was discussion of 

some of the alleged abuse of the 

law requiring clamtners to be 11- 

p«nsed, and there is a possibility 

that the Association will recom- 

mend abolition of clamming li- 

censes. 

AceompanylnB Mayor struble to 

the Brant Beach session was Nor- 

man V. Sargent, city publieltv dir- 

eetor. 

The next meeting will be in 

Sussex County, at which time an 

attempt will be made to coordin- 

ate efforts and ideas of New Jer- 

sev's mountain and seashore re- 

sorts. 

County Buy* DDT 

Spraying Machine 

CtonilnRed from pass 1 

quested a demonstration of the 

unit and have Indicated that a 

group of them may attempt to 

purchase one or more for their 

own use. 

The Mosquito Extermination 

OommiMions machine will be used 

principally as s sample, for a time 

at least, to demonstrate the value 

of the DDT trentment, although 

It also will be used in abatement 

efforts from time to time. 

An economical •feature^ it WM 

pointed out. Is that the Todd ma- 

chine reduces application costs 50 

per cent under previous methods 

of spreading larvacide. 

In places where PDrr is objec- 

tionable, such as in the vicinity of 

bee hives, the machine can be used; 

to discharge the New Jersey type, 

of spray material instead of DDT. 

Tests of the Todd machine with 1 

DDT were conducted recently at| 

the woodbine Colony and the cape 

Atlantic City 

Needs Manager 

So Say» Taxpayer*' 

Secretary 

Appoinlnien^ of a city manager 

for Atlantic city, to provide "ef- 

ficient and economical government 

that would make it unnecessary te 

impose a sales tax,*' was gugiested 

this week by the New Jersey Tax. 

payers Association. 

"It might even he necessary, to 

brlnB Atlantic City out of its as- 

serted financial plight, to provide 

legislation for appointment of a 

receiver to properly handle the 

city's 'affairs," A. R. Everson, ex- 

eculive vice president of the as. 

sedation, said. 

Everson referred to comment* 

of Senator Farley^ Asiemblynian 

Leon Leonard and Richard S, Mls- 

ehlisch, of Atlantic Ooimty, who 

defended their action in sponsor- 

iny the sales tax enabling act in 

the Legislature. Fiirley was quoted 

as still insisting that Atlantic City 

will spend Its sules tax funds sole- 

ly for hurrlirine relief purposes, 

in the fner of a ftctement by Ma- 

yor Joseph Altman that the city 

intintls in spend the funds for 

tnnnjr Improvemenls not connect- 

ed with the hurricane damage. 

Mr, Furlnv either admits that 

he is the boss of Atlantic Olty or 

he indicts the ci'y government for 

bad management and a failure to 

acprpt the avowed intent ©f the 

salsa tax net," "Everson said. 

tam, Pwtuin Hull, Utti 

al «v, 1W 

TED — Child'* nui-j. E5

mîSm 

%$&"* 

Two-Family 

HOUSE 

First floor, 3 bedrooms, seraiad 

fi«r, 4 bednoRB, tw«.«Sr, 

nge, farakkett, -m rental- 

Pri « »10,000 

CAREY 

15th St. and Boardwalk 

Two Close In 

Veterans Need 

Social Security 

Given Pointer* 

Al Procedure 

•„,-;» ;>'(iS,vv." : ••••;'•-. ••••..'..•' • fcA . i 

djgyjoenw. 

Title 24 Gum 

IwSuao/artBUh and Samuel 

I Knight, both or Philadelphia, de- to 9 for Toe' 

rMMM Harry PrMknan, SwarOiand 

cianaw 

. Seven Ocean city ahuffleboard I 

shllcock, 

I JWlalftwwn, , 4 BUMS to 3. 

raWd oont 

Pamn j H MR MM. Lloyd Shank, 

chairman; Mr*. UM ft Hipkttu, 

Mr* «uoM ttfMlas, Mn. will, 

lam MiUsr. Jr., Mn. Thomaa Dunn 

and MM. Fraud* OuBne, 

At MM ptsjfeMMI ikuffMN 

I tournament lut Wednettiay, fl fll 

BUyera competed. Winners Includ 

led Thelma Hurtman. Loretta Florence, 

Mra. Frank DuBtw. lirs. IM- 

§ar Snow, John M. Jacobs, Frank 

Joy. Harold Bodlne and Joseph 

| P * 

- 

("Iteanu defeated Ventnor shuffle- 

0O*4* tanm. 

oonteat m that 

^"".^SSjKf!! [ »•»••*'» 1 '"«• Macfarlane, 

a,Ht ViSSZl*' ***- •»* »W» » Stewart. 

carat amines | Haddonfiald againat Sd Smith asdt -- — • —•* »«*,,,of 

Philadelphia I ??y ot *"? tcB »P that hoard teams M to 9 games Friday 

evening to win the Fred amall Bruce Harlan 

Cup for this season |> a * WT II . 

court*. ffi^Srw^Bsi litia Uacfariane-stewart team 

"ins It three AAU Meet 

AM By«B>. noua«ll Urn- w m Ttotwtou* by 4 to 3 seasons. Ocean? cit ahuffleboard Bruce Harlan. Athletic Specialist 

Ugh JDgh School flsboot atutVatv itufeat/ «*M tftfr-l Marrr £arr] etelwagon and Joe John-1 

enthualauts 

» 

got 

session 

oil to 


a 

competition >""• uu wave MM wee*, en« 

*$* oS£F*>nlor «____. . , „ 

with a «•* M rtttoty Itrl cMofce* of toe week Barry caught 

- il round over D»T» Mai-1 io weakflsh and a klngflah. while «« time poaalble to earn the cup • 

*DUGBVI AcmOimf, Phtl-ljto* mounted for 10 kings and 

I five weak» Ka Mcoough also scor- 

•d wan wttlj a«i«n weaikiw and 

fti» Unga, A. H. Wladdtngton had 

•Mb aod four Mags 

ny won lhe Softball Play 

Army, All-Stan 

Vi# for Itlk 

KeUer's AU-Stan and the Army 

teams moved Into the fourth week 

6i ths soft ball league, aimoit neck 

and neck for top honors. With the 

remalulng two weeks of play It la 

almost certain that the recreation 

center trophy will be awardM Us 

one af these 

Junior diving chumaa 

a permanent trophy ploiiship. The IB-year-old awtei. 

niin^ and ace also placed 

Ventnor, and the second match /" MUbnV 

A lol r 

•ewes were 38 games for Ocean * •» 

IBW UUb mo to l»M 

Ofty. seven for Ventnor Five men's 

teams «nd two women A teaa 

High aehool athlete* 

competed with the Ventnor cha] Officer Harlan m Inducted 

'*£ w^lTo Play Gl«m«id« lenders. 

Into the navy in August, He taught 

swimming and diving at Baln- 

1M Fbyauul An-Stan bowling g 

bridge Naval Academy y and d Is onow 

•Mid Inl kM win n«w a for re- Jacobs, Bodine Win In cBe of f swimming at Jack- 

sonville Naval l BBate. 

Doubles Match 

Last winter Harlan competed in 

•John Jacob! and Harold Bo- the Indoor AAIJ In Baltimore and 

dlne won the final ahufneboard fin the junior diving champion- 

doubles match at the Recreation ship. He took seventh Place in the 

Center last Wedneaday to become jenlor A.kV in Mew York, While 

toe champions of the season, «t linjdoime High School, he won 

Qeerge K, OardJner, director, an- the state championship In pole 

nouneed this week, 

vault, and also was the state cham- 

lit, Jacobs and Mr. Bodlne de. pion wrestler, lli.pound clasi. 

—, —. , w . •« >•« »• 

Peace to Change 

High School 

To Swing Away 

From War CMIW 

for miMd aod am- 

1W to pay h«r 1* MHMtt doMM 

ordlnarily mtvomt for 

ei Mf #nia,- wnn Mavnaaa gnan 

about 40 per cant of the nation's 

free to compete and produce, Mm 

annual capital formation, and in 

profit* and ratae wage*, it mtjM 

im accounted for to per cent of 

haw tan. But HKtelbinu all in- 

Hie manufacture' outlays. 

dustry win iturt a long detour on* 

In addition to the manuffcrtor- 

«S' program, .the iurn 

Or. and Mn. O, M, Tretton, BtJ 

the road to a batter England. 

railroads and utilities plan Miu Coomb* Bride tlmore, Mtt., art irammer |UMta 

at T1» H 

WILDWOOB I«OIC*I TO , 

spend tlJ Milton In the co. of Curti* Smith 

EXniBrr. nuf t.trsa 

-Surrey Surpr»e« year far such capital goods 

Mr. and Mn HiiM L. Ixjw 

h sdenUf lc eihlhltloti of an I 

structures and equipment. 

•an and Mr, and Mrs Sari J. Ful- me end of hoatUltiH will n u 

EconomUto; Curb 

lunc, spBasdMd by We Am«fio*n 

ton, - an of Downlrurtown. arewme 

"reeonvetaion" In the mean Legion Pout of Wlldwood, k ess. 

•pending the week at The Part- 

to Uneinployment 

Oily Ml»h Bohool currteulnm. 

Mayor OtTiciate* 

Uauplatod In the near future. 

which waa dra«tk*Uy alttred In Commander Jean Acton nM th* 

m, JAMBS PRSSTON At\\____ 1143 andîMl to aatlaty Amy and 

Bmltl 

Hon will charge an admla 

SOION — la^tasli 

Navy ideal u to what bay* aheuld 

W struble offl- 

fee, with nstiptt to go toward 

.^vedneai and *MUiy «f 

know before they go Into uniaftemoan. 

at the 

purchwftuf one at ttse devtew for 

apprise U. meet nan. 

form. 

Ifiuune H. Berry 

emergency use In' the Wlldwood 

anl ready itaeu 

Mr. and Mr«, B H Oeorse anl Superintendent of SchooU WU- area. Th» exhMttm M M n 

daughter. Helen, or Philadelphia lard B, Matthewi reportM ttiat »e boardwalk. ^ 

t. u» (MM D, I. BU 

WM 

are vacationing at The Hnnacom the high, school eiptcU to aban- 

_..j irftv ton raw •!- 

uth Inn, 

Mi Mr - W-HUMI w w 

wu follow 

and 

don its war caurM of radio com- A navovmu, ALTIKNATTV* 

and 

Mr. and Mrs. B, H Martuel an munication and motor mechanics, 

n«MB la th. «rt 

liuncneom h 

Tlit spUtt of pracaoallty enter- 

" fte^brldB*^ Ynd °toom 

•on. of Drexel, Pa., are resorting due both to the fact that it U no 

U 

, ««nlta» «• th. Dept. .f •re resort^ sumrnef reaMent«r rl«a an orchM. 

at tlw Hanscom. Mr Manuel 

tained by a certain yonng MgM 

longer necessary and that demand 

She was iri»en to murlafe by her aasliMnt mana ager of f th Bll 

couple down In south Alarrrn wu 

SON Ii BOBN TO 

for it on the part of the student* 

Wner, Vrnno Ooombs, of ASa- tSratford. PhUUideiphla, 

delightfully revested in UMr wed- 

InTTT'of UiU outlay Is schexluled PTC AND MBS, LBWIS 

has fallen off. several other spedelphla. 

Hft matron of honor wa» 

ding lnvitatloru. reading: 

* rtuit and equipment, and hall A sen was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs VirliJa M 

cial wartime courses wm dispen- 

Mr,' and Mn, A* c. Homer and 

"You are lnvtted to attend th« 

farbuildlni up civilian lnven- Melvin Lewfe, Hot •ay av., at the 

family, of Cnmp Kill, Pa., aresed 

with Ian year for the same wedding of Mr, and Mlw 

and trade accounts. Atlintic Oity hospital Tuesday last 

aunuMr guetta at The PftrRaide reasons. 

M the home of the bride 

_./. MUST ACT 

week. 

• • - 

SOME TO •• RETAINED 

Kbit eMlmate U based on a Com- He has been named Walter 

r, and Mrt, H." w Dtetrich, ol Still to be retained, posaibiy aa 

Deft, aurvey of 7,00» manu- Oharlei lewis, after Walter Hess 

Md. urn loJournlnB al permanent featurM of the curri- 

__jri. The muiti rt the tur- and Mr. Lewis' father. 

culum, will be coursea In navigaj 

Mint op th» need, at expreas- The father. We Lewis, ia sta- 

. W. aeward Borti and Mrttion 

and the fundamentals of ahop 

i bVthe Benate War Investlgat tioned in oermany. 

B. OUett, Jr.. of OrWBIfe work. Mr. Matthews said that 

ttnimlttee, fw the gortm 

are n&mfier foesti At ' there 1» keen Interest In na*ita> 

to make k available to manu- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED spend tJieJr homrjnioon m 

tion, which Is handy kaowiedfe 

,u rapWly u pomlbte the Annaunctnent hM been made of «..«».. whtre for the Mit 

for operation of phHuure boata ai 

and manpower 

the engsRenent of Iflas Jayne 

and Mn, n, J, J, J O well as airplane!,. Shop wmt If 

_ their plans, tor^ of^tBA.«rden«, to ^ * 

ilphla, are rwortin* good vocntlonal training and alas 

._._jhB and Sea 

BBtll l NpMraMr 

[while American industrialists. 

Is popular with th* boys, he said. 

Isle Ofij. wflf be married 

Ith their bluepTlnta ready, haw late in Oe 

MM Thelma Loreni, Phlhidel There wffl be no Immediate dt- 

Wly esipreiied their «enfi. 

phia. to spendMi a MM at Th. emphaaizir.g of physical sducatlon 

, that they could and would MOB! ENROU. A* KtrroEftS 

ParkMe, 

at the school, he said, for t*w, 

such reconversion and tran. An upward trend in enrollment 

State Department of Education 

problems as are under their t Rutgers UnlTtrsity Is reflected 

atn, John MtK H4 * •onj, even before the war was urging 

' * i facts revealed by theIn 

the summer term registratian 

Heal Jary and Latffr, of SSttoimr ore, high schools to Increase the seepe 

-a.' are rast* of Mr and %tn 

Dept, survey caused figure of I,Sit studentg announced 

of gymnailum worlt and inter- 

nunjrlse among govern. here today. This represents » sain 

has 

nillagar and family, M4 cliln aporta, 

tconomlsU, 

of 305 students ever the 1(44 sum 

TO BE MODIFIED 

;THE OAP 

Bier term registration. 

Oopeland, Indications are that Junior aid 

I These economuu are now estl. Work during the summer term 

Of, Dope. Senior boys will continue taking 

that the manufacturers has been offered in liberal art*, Methodi.U H#Ar 

T. Jaqua, physical education five day* a 

iltures might indicate a engineering, agriculture, chemistry, 

the iea week during the new term. Instead 

Family 

national product" of about education and pharmacy. 

of two days a week as In pre- 

billion, largely for civilian 

THe_»Jiu 

IfM, J B OTWeh, Upper Darby, 

war days. 

alone, and that they Maate levers are surprised to 

M the Maeajnt, ^k4 ttas retuiuea iHJlue after Probable ending of Inductions of 

be an Important factor In hear that the Metropolitan Opera. 

xudtru part of the aeaaon IB.year-oid boys thta fall may im- 

_j (be production and employ, Rouse is operating at a profit. Up 

m AMrary •/• , , 

prove the caliber of high nchol 

it |»p which may be created fay to now, the M«t WM always con- 

•thistle teams. 

. . my. OS 

sidered our ouutandlng get-poor- 

It. H Jamtewwi, who wa» • mm- Manual training also wffl be afreport- 

I The e manufacturers t 

p 

quiek achame,—Brubaker in The 

fected In the near future, It it 

New Yorker. 

believed, for with lumber mere 

I their plans l and d estimated ex- 

eeUo, «d OrMe, II 8ta»n inesta at The ikers freely obtainable file students 

In BwM MMtume, Mn. A. tnclnde: Mr and Hn. Hi raff aialn will find it possible to con- 

BaiMrt pnaetrttd a group of s man, Drexel Hill. PK ; 

Cifr 

and struct household furniture as in 

In French and M . Mri. ««» UM, Donald Pcgasw, ' 

pre-war days. Daring the war. em- 

RICHELIEU'S 

mond IMIH read two poems At 

phasis hat been placed upon mak- 

SIMVLATED PEARL CHOKER tne esKiyatsoôf &i uoaiajs^ ftps, Md.; m./m IWÂ. 

ing model airplanes for the Navy 

SMARTLY AGLOW WITH CLASSIC Robert Davis, wife of the Luni- Un. WBIam^Swald aridTEi'ou; 

eran pastor, was Introduced by 

and on various Junior Bed Cross 

bert Oswald, Philadelphia: Mrs, 

•iMFLiorry AND GOOD TASTE Mrt. Benjamin F. AJlgood. presi- 

projects for Items useful in mill 

William Schaeeer, Philadelnhiadent 

of the auxiliary, 

Miss Louise Baton, Qemuntown, tary hospitals. 

Pa-: air. and Mrs, oeoroe Cullen, 

Harrlsburg. Pa,; Mr. anff Mrs, Joam. 

OM. tw» «f OIM mMi, i»tu.«MiiT, MCMI mm nnt c g HosteM Lcmtfue seph Goodman and Jane, Oeramn- 

•• IM—• niuai sift M fin « BHIH. S.«. win smmt rttnt tt. 

ttacm. wm. ,fc.T Ufti 

To Elect Officer. 

an- 

Itoy FMBpi** Si 

A nominating committee wat 

m noon m TALOI* — liion (nici »» 

pointed Tuesday at the we 

Hotteaa League meeting, and • 

aer* wffl Be eleeted AufTBt m. i Mr and Mrs, Charles Hall 

MUTH'S 

vm« on the committee are Rendtof, Pa., spent a week recent 

A, Nt Bajtwl*, Mn, Dott ly aTiM Ocean BT. Mr, Hall 1 

an eaNUtin of the Readinx mil 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

road. 

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Opm Week D«j»—l to 1 p. m. 

Swidnja—It to I p. m, 


i Washington, D.C., 9th & Maine Ave,, S.W, 

'f#N«--^-Heî-.••.; "sMon." he said. 

>.and Antely, •t.Onen'fleM 

wt weTt uni,bie to find a 

well or any other decent source 

BoS 

the P 

«er eipresglng the almoat «iiWilmtlc «iWc tb»T T the t 

hope ._ Jriea will M Uven i B win in U Us Tfc tmp, "—OrtM 

the strength and M M to prtnt 

recurrence of nt. 

^«%or Clyde W. StntMe dep. 

bed as "^pjeiil of Ocean ^ ^ 

• fact thai in all the celebration 

lesday night there was no prb- 

• damage and no ertne lt> 

the occMion. He also said " 

was proud at the Tue * 

thanks servloe at the __ 

iNCHORAGE TAVI 

DlNNfeR SERVED DAILY 

w*-.. -' 

Served 

AU 

ant«adt 

e e¥erflow 

Anta>1 

Mrs, Anna Cumminn, 1st St., Is 

"— some time in Buffalo. N. 

T. and will visit Jfc, oummlnn, 

•hq is in the Veterans 

Somers Point many yean He had 

resided here permanently since 

715 Asbury Av. 1934. 

He la survived br hli wife, nla; 

a ion, Albert O,, of Norwaed. Pa.: 

Phone 0974 three brothers, Charles w. at USE 

Orange; Lacelle, of QreMwbwi, 

Open U A.M. to liM PM. Pa., and Bnery, of Irwln, and two 

sisters, Mrs. Edna fMvcett' of Irwln, 

and Mrs, Louella Oochrfin, 

CLOSED MONDAYS Kernenvllle, N. to. 

Services were held at the Cadman 

Funeral Home, ocean Oity, 

with Rev, o, B. Rlekman onidaf. 

Ing- Interment was in Laurel Memorial 

Park, 

Seafood Platter* 

Bayihatt Diei 

Steaks and Chops 

Iness 

HT-John Qulncj- 

Adams . baytnan and R»r- 

Sandwiches dener. Tuesdav night at his 

home, 7S6 Wh St., after a lingerinn 

Ulnes. "Be was 72, a native 

:of MlUvllle. 

ALSO 

Surviving are his wife, Mary 

Elizabeth, three daughters, Miss 

COOKED FOOD Ijinra M. Oaskili, somers Point, 

TO TAKE OUT Mrs. Nellie Jones and Mrs. Mar 

Jorie Anderson, both of Pleasant 

CUB 

ville; two brothers, Charles, this 

eity. and Henry, of California. 

e« e»i» _ _, 

Friends and relatives may call 

,Me teniiht (Friday) at the Middieton 

Funeral Home. Funeral services 

CaleHa Cmqutue _._.._ 

»?__be win be at at_2_P|, 2 tpinorrqw tomorrow in 

—PLAITEBI— 

charge of Rev, ft •. •indelson, 

of f Llnwood. L l d interment i will be b In I 

Wklla CBUIIIB Ubltw !* PleasantvUle cemetery. 

Biu Chltkea LsbiHr - _,.Mc 

pouto lilii ...„„__ »t. Me Red Cross Field Man 

JBUIIIII Pot.tMi per mam IJ« 

e»ii Suw «_„.__.„ _ifc Me Talks to Kiwania 

Pickled Beet. 

SOMERS £dti#r—While the XI 

pi, Me wanls Club wu mectlns Tuesday 

Hiuraai * CkHH — — .«. Mi evening, the hews of peace was 

Cre.meS Ipluca „„_.... tt,» received, and the club tang Ood 

Bless America." 

Elce Puddl-i ,t ^ p«, 2Sc Frank Zellp, field director of the 

Clam Chewdtr ..n..^=.._- ^ _.... at ifc Red cross, who recently returned 

B«ked Beui m , 

from overseas duty, explained the 

functions of recreation centers and 

—OPEH ALL YEAR— how they are set up, 

A new member was Installed, 

Dewltt Baker, of Unwood, 

JOME COOKING Lt. Col, Herbert L, Kaiback, of 

the tr. S. Army, will be gueit 

speaker next week. 

1 ^mphasidng 

ion seemed to 

would be ol 

Hospital, mayor urged operator* „ _ _, 

Batavia, N. Y. 

ness firms essential to the pu! 

welfare to carry on and serve 

Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bullock, resort* A speeds! vacationing en throngs. mt futUTt 

formerly of Oamden, have purchas- of Uie elub 

' it I 

ed a property at 26 oeorge st, by J. Harold 

Mr. and ISrs. Bullock hive two Bruce of t 

sons, Lewis and ftank Martin, played two 

serving with the armed ferees, Mas 

Oora Hartley, of Dayton, Ohio, arrtved 

this week to spend a -nicjition 

period at the Bullock home, Speed, Heat Hard 

* • * 

Mr, and Mrs, Joseph oerety, 

Shore rd,, entertained over the On Worn Tires 

week end, Mrs. derety's mother, 

Mrs. Oraee MeOUl, of ftankford 

Miss Ann O'Brien, Mrs, aeretys "It's as simple as adding twq 

niece, spent the past week as their and two to get the answer four." 

guest. 

says the Keystone Automobile club 

In a "hbt weather" warning to 

motorists, 


"Add old or worn tires to bat 

weather and the answer Is •blow- 

BETHANY METHODIST 

outs,'" the statement eontinues, 

-fcrv, C. K, Hlekau, IM* "Add a thirt Ingredient—speedt-- 

10 ajn. Sunday School. and there is strong probability of 

11 a.m. Morning service, Dr, AI serious accident, 

bert L, Baner. will speak. Dr. Ba "With all possible emphasis. Key. 

ner U superintendent of the Cam- stone Automobile club exhorts moden 

district of Methodist Churtorists to use their Increased gasoches.line 

rations with due allowances 

8:30 pJn, Youth Fellowship meet- of the condition of their cars and 

Ing. 

Urea, 

7:30 p,m. Evening g Service. Topic "tmiess they act with discretion, 

"The Poor in Spirit." ~ 

they are headed for trouble. The 

Rubber Manufacturers 

GRACE LU RAN 

Rev, ev, ItaMrt E. Wkshicr, B.D. 

948 9,48 ajn. Classes f for all ll ages. 

Visitors welcomed, 

11 ajn. The Bar lee. Sermon by -„ 

the Rev. M, L. Wuchter, Wyomissing. 

Pa.; President of Board of 

Ohristian Kducatlon Education of the he Mln 

isterlum of Pa,, and Adjacent 

ape a^r;clal 

y-J Day Services will be 

held el on the Sunday following the 

official ffi v-j Day, at 11 a.m. 

ecN aoBN TO PORMIR 

MISS LUCY JOHNSON 

POINT — Word has 

seen received Mint ggt, and Mrs, 

Frank Chamberlain are receiving 

congratulations on the birth of 

their first child, a boy. Frank, Jr. 

Mrs. Chamberlain, formerly Lucy 

Johnson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 

Oeorge Johnson, has been resid> 

ng in California, where her hus« 

1 of tlwtauu afnant —.--.-,— 

HI, Mend, far Hit of lindi to 

""{JgDro fO SHOW CAUSE 

Winfiild S. KltMMt Admiiiiiifaisf 

Adil 

et u« »!•«« oj 

_, having Îlhlbiiea te illit 

Mth, • )OM tut,«»• Mesa 

Ihe Mwnal e.t«ie lad, fchn sf 

Association, fjnm« fimll 

which certainly ought to know, lit It inari Barrett Wariiff, decpai 

estimates a lots of six minion tUw of idtd Iflimi HatretL . U 4H T. __,^l 

' "lletonl to m. hii 4H)I», •»« »• 

in hot-weather driving during the the lid "VRINCH B, UJVELANB, 

LNB, 

. 

IRVIKfi FITCH, 

JBaJR 

R.17,6lV 

Dine in the Pine* Mich Over Great Egg Harbor Bay—-On the H.frh Bank, SomeM l*oiiit 

RIVERVIEW INN 

1 Entrance—Just Off the Circle, Somers Point 

Platters* 

SEA FOODS 

Under Personal Supervision of 

ister 

Dining Rom Swviu 5 P. M, Until 2A.M, 

Cocktail Lounge ahd tlar Servke frotbNMii 

NO COVER 

NO MINIMUM 

DmroAea 

LENDING ova. 

f M 

NO SALES TAX f* 

of H. Kyitoite, Jr.—Phono »««W. Point IM 

I • Music 

v $3$

LADIES SHOP 

THE nUEMOLY STORE 

751-753 ASBURY AVENLE 

ENTIRE STOCK 

Smart, Desirable 

SUMMER DRESSES 

REDUCED 

FOR QUICK CLEARANCE 

KXJftNO. 1 | GROUP NO, 2 

CLEARANCE! 

to $8.98 

far 

,0*12.88 

You TASTE Hit DIFFERENCE 


, S E A , 

at the Boardwalk 

* * , i - * . 

Eating" 

Our Burglar 

Hn Police Recordi 

IWrted Army 

5 

"*" **" MvliB 

W the PtedoraJ Bureau of Inveatl 

ntim tw, wt.ii that a igS ingS „, 

nated lien on n charm* h of commit- 

Ibi Msewn M Burglaries BUrglaHes ha has lat h 

PBW* recoil) and also 

for desertion from tne „„, 

When taken prisoner here the 

negro gave Mie name of Rn mtOtjenj. 

H, but refused to divulge anv 

I ether' Information about himself 

I MantifieaUon of the prlsonis' 

•a fugitive from Justice was 

through his fingerprints. 

HAD SIX ALIASES 

The record showed that he had 

— arrested Periodically stale 

-, .mostly in Tennesee where 

had been fined and had served 

a mrvm 

severai short Jail term.: 

fThe name Sickens was only one 

of si* aliases used by the alleged 

burglar, the record showed. Others 

included Dixon. racking, Sen 

Dlekins and Hines, * ' 

TO PILE DETAINER 

The F.B.I. planned this week to 

HJe a detainer with county author, 

soon % elmlm to •*• negro aa 

out for the looal burglMies' meted 

red WMh liw-fiiU 

wto». Mta Hum 

TheatreNews rolneiit, Wayne la airiined to er* 

fa», tint Paul 

tanlie l guerrilla ill group! amooi the 

MOOBLYX 

natives. Throughout the Jap oc- 

•inv 

MDDRLV 

T«4ay and latwiu cupation these groups make daring SMvaari •ad Sat. 

Violence, bloodshed, and infam- forays 

A. delightful aj the sound of 

ous treachery—Jap treaenery-Jap variety vartoly _ ran f^ A young Mlplno 'officer, a pret- _ meadow lark and ai full of 

riot on Me Meorlyn screen hatty 

native film itar, an American bounce and fun as a down M the 

night, M an enthralled and at spinster school teacher, aH ami- circus, Warner Broa.' tate»t and 

tuna enraged audience viewed Hie able hooo—of such element* am moit hllarioua comedy, -pillow to 

tense doings In "Blood On The Wayne's assistant* made. Re walda Post," opened last night at the THVRS. rmi, 

•un," latent James Oagney starrer together an effective force that Surf Theatre, Before in audience 

released by United Artist, Thta keeps the spirit of liberty alive In that howled with hearty laujrhter. 

Is only the fourth, and by farthe 

Islands, and plays a vital part stan Ida buplno, Sydney oreen- 

the moat arresting, (llm wit th 

on the long-awaited day when stnet and William Prince cavort- 

Japanese background to come out general MacArthur's men land on ed aeroH the screen In the mej. 

of Hollywood since pear! Harbor the beaches of Leyte. 

lowest of nooii. 

Men,, TM, and Wed, 

Take Miss America's unanimous 

VILLAGE 

choice as the male screen sensa- Man,, TIM. and Wed. Y. C. Building to be 

tion of the year=Van Johnson. That famous "hosslaff" team Razed in 3 Weeks 

And the O.I.'s favorite—Esther Bud Abbott and Lou Oastello, (tar. 

Williams, Plus the music of Am red in universars extravagant new 

Demolition of the old Ocean City 

It^l 111 ulutv^'Bltn »?Ab» IBgailL 11EW 

erica'i Mo, 1 band maestro—Item •> comedy production, "The Naughty 

Yacht Club building at •attenea 

my Dorsey. And the great singing Nineties." comes Monday to the 

rd, and the bay is scheduled to 

voice and personality of worlds Village Theatre. 

be completed within three weeks 

renowned Laurita iielehior Put 

wiliiam Ellenberg, the wrecUni 

New gags, new situations and 

them all together In one motion 

contrmetor, reported this week 

surprises rfnve been devised by the 

picture and the result Is super- producers. John Orant and M- 

For several weeks, workmen have 

Plus entertainment. In other rniind L, Harlmann, and the result 

been clearing all material from the 

words, Metro - Ooldwyn , Mayer's I said to be a triumph for Uni- 

Interior of the building, after pre- 

Technicolor special, "Thrill of a 

vlously removing the well known 

sars great combination of fun 

Romance," which opens Monday 

open porches, windows and doors 

inlt-nt and ingenious stage 

the Meerryn Theatre 

craft. Removal of the roof started ear. 

Thiir«,, FH, and sat, 

ly this week, and the top ttory 

STRAND 

Thp Vnllov of Decision" is the 

was expected to be gone by tamor- 

Next Week End 

story of the seotts, who have built 

row, 

Heroic resistance of the Filipino a steel empire, and of Mary Bsf". O, J, SOUVENIR HUNTERS? 

people to the Japanese invaders ferty, the girl from across the 

forms the gripping theme of "Back tracks who comes to work as a 

"Four thousand elephants used 

to Bataan," RKO Radio's latest ae- servant in the big aeott house. 

fcr hauling timber have disappeartion 

drama, John Wayne is stared 

in Burma,"—Daily Mall, 

In love with Paul Beott (Peek) 

from the moment she meets him 

Have you looked EVBIY 

charfes Poll found a number of Mary struggles against this love she 

WHERE?—punch. 

wallets in his possession, hut thus feels can never be realized. Mary USE THE CLASSIFIED ADI 

Dickens was committed ts thefar 

have not recovered a quantity takes the younger Seotts under her| FOB QUICK RESULTg 

county Jail lart week to awr.it ,2- of rings, watches and other valution 

of the grand Juiy on larceny ables taken from Ocean Oity vie 

mums,, AVOi u 

— 


THEATRE 

SOMERS 

Point 

House of Franketntein Rancho Grande 

rai. * SAT., AUO. 17-11 

_ „,„ 

"TONIGHT md EVERY NIGHT' 

SON. a MOW, AUO ».go -- 

'EARL CARROLL'S VANITIES' I 

s,, AUG. a 

fanrtanee M«re 

Sylfte Sydney and Henry Fonda in 

"YOU ONLY LIVE ONf F" 

WBD, * THUM., AUO. n-a 

BIG DOUBLE 

Barter in 

MAT Wl BELL 

KINSEY 

DRY GIN 

8.44 Proof , 

. Cold Beer 

Whukie. 

Brandies 

Rum - Gins 

Cocktails 

Cordials 

Wines 

IV A WAR BOND? 

WHOLESALE - RETAIL 

Meats — Groceries 

Fruits and Produce 

Meat Department Open 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 

Monday to Thursday 

Op-n 9 A^t to 6 P. M. Friday and S**unlay 

and Grocery DopU. Open 'til 6 P. M. 

Stores Co. 

72lAsfciwy 

STRAW BAGS 

T»l HOBfl 

OF VALUES 

826^28 

Point Cab Service 

Phone 

Sointra 

Point 

490 

Day or Night Service 

TOM SULLIVAN, p»p. 

TERMINAL CAB 


"•0114 

SHORE Phone 

CAB 0665 

GEORGE MOHOAW 

MS * West 24-hr, aenlee 

NOW OPEN 

Haines Flanders 


Luncheonette 

Abbott's lea Cream 

Jun Burn Preventitives 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

AOOUHATFXV FILLED 

BAGS M.951 " 

1 

14.95' 

Pl.rtlc. lutkn, ;»liu, do-Ice, lii.ra. ft. 

H« us wrt, b.f i> imuf, »» 

», ondenrra «rl,. , , , sl« Mi,, 

Mlar mm. Miar onu-ot • kind, Youii 

(ill knim, black Bliil iUI« cl.r. 

CUB. urlT far Ikii •ui;.yilH ,„"; 

MOTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

im, $1.25* 

FAMOUS 

SIIICE it«f 

(Oppoaite Music Pier) 

CITY CAB 

All 

Phones 

0105 


TAXI 0280 

Stand Sth & West 

OW.AAF mtmm U-hr, aarfl 

DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

ON THE mxt AT IBTH iT, 

BIGHT FKOM THE SIA 

Mackerel 

Jersey Shad 

Bonita 

Flounders 

Kingfish 

W f h 

Butter Fi»h 

Croaker* 

, Clanw 

I FRESH BATT 

—• Phone 9370 

QUICK RESULTS 

TJ8E THE CLAS8IPIEO ASS 

ALTERATIONS 

PRESSING FU ^ ERB 

744 Aftbury AfMiit Phone 103S 

TIP-TOP GRILLE 

9th St. Cornw AUnuy A 

HERE'S FOOD for 

SUMMER APPETITES 

-BLOOD ON THE 

ALSO . n^cJLJC 

MON., WEB. » WKU,, AUG. M-g, M 

VAN JOHNSON EST 

, AUG. U 

FRANK SINATRA - KAlMril 

M JO8B ITraSF^ — 

"ANCHOjJS AWEIGT 

Contlnnons 10:3n A, M, 

. * SAT,, Aua .„,,,.„ 

ROBEHT CTMIHINGS & LIZABBW 

"YOU J 

MOW,, TUBS, * WED,, AUG. W-21-ZS -"3L 

JOHN OARFIELn . ELEANOR FARM 

"PRIDE OF THE 

ALSO - News 

FBI, * SAT., AUG. MUti 

JOHN WAVN, ANTHONV QUINN M mua a, 

"BACK TO BATAAN" 

AISO - Dtaney CrteÛI 1 

(MU4GI 

Tin EVCBIBZ shawi staHinz Till . Matlaee Dufji 

THUBS,, FBI. * SAT., AVG. 18.11-18 

OBORGI BAFT . JOAN BENNETT . VTVUifl 

and PEGOY GARNM in 

"NOB HILL" 

ALSO — Color Cartoon and M 

MON, TUBS, « WED,, AUO, 20-Il.a 

BUD ABBOTT . LOU OOiTELLO • ALAW ( 

and RITA JOHNSON in 

"THE NAUGHTY NIH 

ALBQ— MMB^ af Tlm,i >ptH, ^nMfc 

THtJBS., FBI, JL SAT,, Atro. U'U-U 

GREEK CABSON - OBIOOBT PECK - LIONIL ! 

and DONALD CKISP In 

"VALLEY OF DECISKT 

AL ALSO — New* 

»•• EnuiBt Urn, BfrtlBf 1:15 • Mali— M*l 

THUBS., FBI, * SAT,. AUO, IB-lfll 

IDA LUPINO - WILLIAM FR1NCB . SYDNEY 

and STUART ERWIN to 

"PILLOW TO POST 

ALSO — Nem 

MON, TUBS. * WED., ADO, tO-ll-M 

JOHN CARROLL - RUTH HUSSEY and CHABLW ! 

' EDSIDE MAN MANNEtr 

ALHO — Two Rffl Special, Two Rwl 

THUBS,, FBI, * SAT., AUG. 

EDDIE BBACUy • VERONICA LAKE - BUM I 

•ad CARMEN CAVAIJJ4BO in 

"OUT OF THIS WOI 

ALSO — Speaking of AnlmU u< 

ôbnatone'a 

BREAKFAST 

8 A, M, to Noon 

DINNER 

4 P.M. to 8 P.M. 

DDE TO EXISTINO CO 

«AJ W Di 

Closed Mond«y. . Open Othw 

858 Aabury Avenue 

HELP WANTED 

I Short Order Cook 

for Breakfast and Dinner 

f, Augurt 17, 1945 

I CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Oeean City' 

M Tin Ott.il 

SVINE, 

K(nini 

GO. mi 

fe today we have a mperb fighting maie. 

But it was not built in a day. 

fce early days of the WM found us in 

ifuiion. We hesitated, experimented, oraiid 

reorganized with desperate 

icy, alwaya with' a dagger at our 

ere was a transition period, however, 

we seemed to be making painfully 

• progress, s 

• -• • 

INOW we are confronted with the task 

Inventing 

fcW that 

ustrial empire geared high for war can 

tore peace-time prosperity tornorrow. 

jie inevitably will be a transition per- 

, deipite all the poit-war planning that 

i been in progress for a year or more, 

|American manufacturers are backing 

lir confidence in America's future with 

I cash. They have plans perfected for a 

>billion-dollar expansion program in 

iiext 12 months. This work will pro- 

"i jobs for a large number of discharged 

• veterans and war industrial workers; 

"ve months hence—after it is comd—it 

will absorb millions of workers. 

Uirioit unprecedented prosptrity for 

1 United States seems assured, once the 

' -over is completed. It should conseveral 

years,' until the pent-up, 

lenied desirei of the American peo- 

I for automobiles, radios, refrigerafora, 

hing machines and new homes are 

ifled. 

|fhi§ demand •will be tempered someit, 

however, by restricted incomes and 

art of the people hesitating to spend 

1 reserve cash until they are assurfd 

[ • substantial peacetime income. 

» * • 

City, bereft of its old building 

ftrtry, has been enjoying the fruits of 

r industries, both here and elsewhere. 

I local industries hope to continue, nuneturing 

peacetime products. 

|Gmdually—but not overnight—building 

tivity will be resumed, as materials are 

'~as«d; There is every oroipect that the 

ding industry will flourish for mtny 

n. But here again time will be requir- 

ITwfore all materials are available, at 

"m within reason. Furthermore, the 

r ii building up a cash reserve, to be 

nt in job^reating post-war projects. 

"lanks to the war lo«n drivea, Ocean 

people are fairly well "cushioned" 

laving! to ride out the transition 

d, if there i« to be one. 

* * * 

an City, like the rest of the nation, 

I depend for ita continuing prosperitf 

i the ability of industry to quickly ret 

itself to peace-time production. If 

try is to accomplish that Herculean 

t swiftly, there must be a minimum of 

jvernment interference. Tajees muat be 

Puced; and labor must cooperate fully. 

j^We were not prepared for war. But we 

played a major part in defeating 

Dowerf ul enemies. 

! are at least partially prepared for 

e. Given a little time, we, th» Ameripeople, 

will emerge into an mn, of 

*nal prosperity. 

Deposits Tell thm Story 

t« bank deposits are any criterion—M 

"ûndoubtedly are—the present season 

L one Ionff to ""* r-enipjnbered, 

epogitB in June and July WWT24 per 

it larger than in the corresponding 

,«is last year—and most of us had 

Jdea that laat year wm» th# absolute 

«; that we did not have the facflltiai 

h do 

do 

more 

more businesB. 

bi 

-—= — 

^|»e cloBing dayB of the WM find Octim 

""» and it« people highly solvent—-a good 

y-to be at such a critical period! 

old Ben Franklin knew nothing, 

about atomic bombs, when he 

. . "We must hang together or we 

hang separately." He waa referring 

" Ameican colonies But today that 

with suitable paraphrasing, apmore 

forcibly U> the entire 

veterans who hanker to con- 

Editorial Page of The Sentinel-Ledger 

ONE YKAK 

N*«MI»i 

Udi en Hw math £ra« 

Ocean City a la Carte 

p Can Wm *F«fc«* Peace? 

If you think that peace will be easy to 

THE PUBLIC BE DAMNIDT 

Star and Wan) 

Forum 

f '|7_, stood by shipmates who «na too*- nMI 1 

• *-••" ^ fct (ti explaining In detail an bettav 

inif Hiirr WH Mjmne the ptcturea. answering: their quar- Wd t—^. 

""*' »»•»« BUMI niiNU , KioiifvliiB all the statements fnadom'«r 

OF OUR "BLOT LAW ,nade tatt? aT&das-in feneraL ot man UK 

Editor Sentinel-ledger — I was I've been a combined real estate tbcu in n*j 

of Ith st, and Asbury av, was sold t i J u lmnK >"** P^foe will De eaay to «ut« turn industry can oper- m» in ocean oi^ «nd have al- city publicity bureau . . . 

to W1UUUB RiahBiaii. ke a*am tor *»• Band fleas down here in Ocean •*; "-y, 11 * f*?* • *"« d«fUiB ways had reason HereiofoiB to feel of the Chamber of Commerce, thalr town aav 

mnufaCtur ' City. jpuMii «OTin, To adapt ourwlve. to hoLffSfe 1^"^*^ i? u S « ,"i y f'* f°?l "%*"« ? fc ^. th » n . bi *$!*^^ ^5^?. 

OPTION PKICEI B.SD W ? _bj 

nail In OHM 

I have been to me after my vigorous campaign clean oat'tba rMMd 

Prle. in n.w. B*wi City city eommissioners conimlBlonerj aBeroved n«.A»Ba«fia ««^ United •tales on him, "I believe ni spend a cou- which Infest O» .a 

d** Mnii ?*' «P>- 

KAU4 * u i?£* - th^hMr —Tr"i"""T. '^"^ «* mimy ciuga ei tne unite , „ . Tr _ — . . 

emeifenoy rinaneini of S4O0OO to P 

»v5 

HUhT 

.lwi.r0 Aw,, 

SV *W«» jtrw?. »"J" Act »t M»rth a, UB7, 

roc * BS «» •"« P*rt of our haCits. their homes, it is asinine for Bee- and several distant spots of the pie of weeks then after the war. Certainly w* mnM 

Hop,*,!!, in pay for » projeei to w-ton the 

Yw V have to think up a new alibi, mister, when *1~L: ol i'31 f, » *Si h *°S" woM - Ve«. I've seen the beach at It aound« like one aweU tilaee for undsr the 

-«MB, stone jettln at 1&, »u, anil llth tne mtm P°P» nn Her eves some sunny Sunday fiJ n f jwwtab « sunett Mnd- walltiki, the ntautiful, pata-frtai- a vacation." " 

__ St., "" mormm and ehirps brifhUy. "Isnt it a fevely day, ln »h» 1 _to_Bupw. ^ - -- - - - 

are an abomination mito 

t«rt, and a false halanoB Is BB| (o«d_ 

inversion 

|0ne of the moit prtHing problems now 

jfronting 1 J»r eves sone sunny Bunday ,"° 

brifnUy, "Isnt it a lovely day! IJ 

Let's |o for a ride, to Hopewell (or the POCOBBS, or to n. 

Rev, Prank p, Adler, pastoi- of Delaware, or mrrisburi)." 

the United States is swift renver»ion 

from a war to peace economy 

and don't think that It won't affect Ocelit 

is a problem that calls for all the in- 

Duity and resiliency that the American 

pie "displayed after they recovered from 

first shock of the Pearl Harbor atk. 

Rt ii a problem that will be solved, just 

the problem of war was solved. But it 

I not be solved overnight. 

* * 

[it ha« been mqre_ than three and a half 

~ ^ since the Japi attacked Pearl Har- 

to ed lagoons of the South Pacific, And then tonlsnt. I read the 'ration • r 

the nsort clUes of •emuda, the pre,, niw, wli^ls radioed all ***** » 

°* 

Ocean city and Somers Point Lu- Instinotively you'll retort: "I don't have enough 

theran churches, aeoepted * call fas ration coupon* left.'' 

to the at, John's Evuigelirail Lu> Tlia.t will 

theran CJiurch, Columbia, Pa. haw to emanate 

^ ..".*"* of iu you can use 

Death ealled Mrs, »eda K, apendlng abUlty 

Totten, grocery stare proDrietor, and Its tires, 

and Oliver Atute, ' • 

Flanders hotel. 

nd mm* •*"" 

Europe "to avert skiing.placeg of Iceland Hie Boot- 

and picked up fcy 

the ridiculous. It tish strands, the night life of Pantninje 

seriously of am., the gdyety of Tijuana, the 

American industry • - • 

tan *•*! 

stations of the Unit- The city baa loat an I 

States Navy, it 1* then given ter. I mint now faea i 

You will not yet have recovered from . 

of easing the buny into a asrage for repaln and « w the face of the earth for 

OPA announced that issollne alfinding 

that you can have them done today with benefit of everyone but Ameriplenty 

of parts on hand, instead of a weefc from c . 

dtaSSTtt. S 

next Wednesday (and then only by appointment). OhaHty_lf lueh lop-sided think. ful 

and everything else 

iunountB In storage. 

Perhaps yauil have a »weU opportunity, how- 

FIVB 

" i# ' 6Mk " "•" " y prop«al has 

S5L 

AOO 

f U l 

* nMdta nar of the tns : 

Tba nan, •aMHajw 'Clyde how It 

SMMe, a o«y •rdinaaee faitM trolt 

•iniiim maaiT buslnas- an 8m- • 

dar." 'At the last 

The cltv Is now the laughing Scottish Town 

thousands wen made. TM 

« 

I've been, rve The world is striving ahead; we clams,—London 

V a ouirter centSl was and 

J" 

the property was to be d of 

by Dy Mr. Mr ano and M» Mr Williams. 

11111 

home .!» wWk hungry and th-*- 

11 u tlr 

P"""" ^ 

H%u w su Im 

^ flnd " th,» 

that 

The police department and the opted resoJutions urging ita 

director f 

RSS "»* aBd W^tta. «ld that wfiUt 

? ES,HJSS " "»= o e *e«n suggested the 

* hlU( dosin hndfe he rebuilt by the Oape May 

Miss Virginia B Lynch, public 

youiwlf against the rush. tion on the proposal, but, instead, 

school teacher, became Uie bride 

That wont be so nod, however, for it will mean will submit to the State Highway 

of Richard K Cameron, resort 

that a certain amount of unemployment will be Commission on August 20 redraft- 

In evidence until we get into our full peacetime 

contractor. 

ed plans for the reconstruction • of 

stride, 

the span, prompt approval of the 

• • • 

plans will permit the start of wort 

there will be no more war loans—unless there by November, he uld. 

10 YEARS AOO 

happens to be one victory loan. No more scrap pa- 

Edmund Q. Wllcox, of Cynwyd. per drives, perhaps only one more United Nations 

Any other action than the 

was employed as Uie high school's and Red Craw War Fund drive. 

bridge's reconstruction and contin^ 

ued operation on a free basis would 

new football coach. Von B, Sen- Your grocer won't warn you to bring your own, 

riod remained as a teacher and worn-out shopping bag. Hell have plenty of *«n • • 

coach of basketball and track. Newspapers will be plentiful, because the paper 

dents of iea Isle pity, stfathmere 

4 

• a ft 

shortage will have ended, Just as newspaper circu- 

and Ocean city, as well as other 

Gordon's Market advertised Jerlations fall off ... "Bait's the difference between 

Hay Oountians, who are its 

sey tomatoes at a pounds for Swar 

and peace. In war you need things like the 

* users. 

cents, bananas for 9 cents a dam, dickens and can't get them: in peace, you don't 

and Jeney com two dozen ears for need them, but they're plentiful 

1T ovr or (Wlldwwd trader) 

38 cents. 

• • • 

a hard to change Is ^M much ^publlctaed^ tovestigathe 

war. it won't M 

Charlotte Paris had a parly to 

our habit of worrying 

«d*J« «"« =Uî In the 

' " h e r nth birthday anni- 

wherever they are, and that eventually they'll come 

complet. 

of the Chamber of 

How about 'victory Oardenenf TOere won't be 

tne patrMnlc urge to oresc 

potato patch. Win Victory 

our local scene? Eventually, perhaps, but not at 

Fun many a Victory Gardener has found re- 

a t 

'Jr 

janvaii to 

evictions, 

era subscribed *»J» within „ 

minutes to be used for publicity th,vni 

during the winter. the Allies - 

• „ the world away from Its predatory tendencies anf , 

Oapt. R. B. Booy, owner of the geon^rt lt to Urn wayTef fttedom, tadividu»T * 

Brighton MoMl, was honored it I seif,exp»eMion and inMrnatlonal rlghteousneis, - - - - ,, ,_-_.__ _ 

parfif on his iOtn bfcrthday annl- "- JC^ to M»UA of It. these kids will have to A Newark police Judge proposes 

versary. It was attended by Mi mkt a hand in it and see that the prineiplei in » e»clt down on wives who 

guest*. . •. . . which we believe are carrie* out. a»ôve»«as. ***>«>** ** 

Ifhe Oommlltee of One Hundred • If he find. Uwt a wife has been 

WM formally organized to push the unfaithful to her goldler-husband, 

was fonnauy ergnnaea w pusn ^ _ . . . • — . i. „. ^t,^ n w to j, u and then 

president. 

Four men seated at a table at the meeting o\ that she prove at the end of one 

the Rotary Club last Friday night began dUeuuIng month , that she has applied for 

Nine states were represented In president Truman. « turned out that all four were and been granted by the govern- 

a round-up of the Rough Riders, Republicans. 

went a discontinuance of her de- 

side degree of the p, O. B, of A., •I have never voted for a Democrat In my life," pendency allowance. 

whJeh was holding its annuH OOB- said one of them, "But If this farm boy from Mis- The judge's practice might be 

vention here In the Wgti school souri is a candidate far president, next election, good precedent for other magls- 

budding, , » ,' 

nk 111 vote for hun." tratos to follow, 

nodded thoughtfully in agree- 

«•• •nutiilinn 

fcr IWIm, m 

Jo Serra'a Low Down 

Wo knew, if I WM (a plfik H B M $ that 1 

could feel mm mar Mf, f kinda think, today, 

that i| would ta Urn pmtm walking op and down 

outside of stores, sad anopa, etc;! Husky feUowshot 

worklrjg-*ut looking kina» aheeplSi. Put on 

th* pkk«t line by a guy whs win hold to Ms 

•nice tqft Job even if the picket don't work, or eats 

scanty. 

Theae fellows walMn' up ana down have just 

been out-talked and out-smarted. That la why I 

feel sorry for thank Juat why they should be a 

sucker for the wlae-guyB boaalng labor, 1* hard to 

savvy.-Maybe they had m teacher In the grade 

school who never told 'ant any stories by ABaop. 

Mfcjfce their mama and papa didn't- as* to it that 

they did their home wort. It Is a cinch that 

their Mayflower blood hat thinned. 

But In ooncluaton, I am itfll sorry for the 

picketa. And If any on* of them should cast an 

ays over this eaay, I sar to him, buddy, you wont 

g*t to flntiMwe by ruining the baas' butlneat -and 

also, you might, have a business of your own aome 

- m. ' 

Nut Bowl 

: was the nleht after he bad delivered his 

and M maU earrleM emploj-ed and radio report to the nation on the Potsdam confer- 

tnree sub-statioBS open for tt» ence. The four men wen remembering Ills matter* 

susuner. 

of-fact. common-man style of delivery; me personal OVmUABD IN THE SUBWAY 

humility in hi* utterances. 

"Then he told me that he could 

They remembered, particularly, his remark that see dirt on my carpets," 

the victory in Europe was "a victory of an Ideal "insulting, wasn't he?" 

rounded oil the rights of the common man, MI the "No, just a vacuum cleaner r.alc-s- 

dignity of Uie human Mug, and on the conception 

OF THE WEEK 

nian," 

of MM state a* the SERVANT—not the MASTER ^ 

of ita people- 

NO EXPENSE? 

Commented one of the four, apropos of that Hsiiband: "Darling, don't you 

•rf witk • tatlwe ani-taaaal* panagej "It seems to me that President Truman M think youw a bit extravagant? 

trying nl* Intelligent bast to give America back to You've had four electric fans run- 

tba American Maple!" 

ning all day." 

We; "I wouldn't worry about It 

if I were you, dear. They're not 

our. fans, I've borrowed them from 

our neighbors." 

It la twvtr tao-lat* to be lomabady—In Am- 

SETTING HIM BACK , 

Young Poet; "I •wonder what 

kind of a tablet they'll place on my 

home when my name goes down 

PracUcai"~~ Patricia (hS gSl 

friend): "A, "For Rent' sign, no 

doubt." 

* • • 

MODERN ARITHMETIC 

The teacher was trying to teach 

her class the meaning of fractions. 

She asked, 'Tommy, if the 

butcher cut a pound of beefsteak 

Into four pieces, what would he 

have?" 

"Four customers waiting for it." 

Tommy replied.-—Capper's Weekly. 

Mrs. Huntley-Hooplngton, the 

third, walked Into her kitchen 

quits unexpectedly and found her 

wook feeding the local gendarme. 

"Is this what I pay you for?" 

^" J Mra. H-H. ' 

- replied the 

FOR ONE WEEK- 

END 

of the 

WAR 

On All Our Stock Of 

GIFTS - LAMPS - RUGS 

Here u an opportunity to purchase attractive anfl wnutual Gifts for 

ChrUtmaa, for your Meads or yow hone at handaome Mmttga, Wo 

invite you to inspect our atock. You're welcome anytime. 

Trays from ..,.; 1,25 to 12-95 

Lamps ... .2.9S to 17.98 

Hook Rugs ....... 3-95 to 10*95 

Picture Frames .9gc to g-SS 

Pictiires . S9c to B«00 

and many other hems 

25% Off Sale fat one week only to make room for 

Fall merchandise. Come Early for belt telection. 

ALL 

LESS 

25% 

VERY SPECIAL 

Guaranteed %" Garden Hose 

25- foot, was 2.39, reduced to 1.69 

50-foot, was 4.69, reduced to 3.29 

Ocean City Hardware Co. 

817 Asbury Ave. C Vf. nVK, Trap. Phone 2158

7.-4B pjn. The Boardwalk 

Uctit Service. Dr. Frauds Harveyy 

O Oretn, well l kknown 

educator, public 

k d ly h lD 

bring the message for this serrlee. 

Th The Moist quartet will sing, "H«l 

lilujshl pnd*» 

Bdatejr, paator 0/ Through the Coming Night. 

Nicholas, ih 

Mount Vernon Veo n«e# Mstha Mstha- MM _ Elsie . McPnrlano will 

Chun*, BaiUmon, will preach 1 am t ** • «*• "OOmB Dots Me," 

6eUj Ocean city IMjerrmclel b y Wenen. 

Sunday. 

, At the Tabernacle service beginning 

at 10:45 a.m. he will speak 

on the tticme. "Men Than Con- 

til* lufM 

i \ 

twUon's cannot. 

m on.ti» trend 

». aesier.'church te one of the I 

• ud 1* »- fin* 

«*M qf God In 

Ce M to Mr, miparintiMMU. won 

Thomas WUUabu leading the 

Ing. Sunday Muses 8:30 ajn. B, 

Visitors are cordially Invited to 110 "id U. 

attend. 

First Friday «:30 

11 »M. Chief aervlee of Woartin. *M Il 

Jeannettt Btol, mlMaiown «•-{ ^ 

an Olty toprmno, WlU »tag al «* «f Hat JWd»y îiO pm. to », 

BnornlBt Mrvicej Mre. ——-' 

Murphy* »tthedrgaii,' The pwte 

BBOTBEB3 

will speiili on "Being SpiritMlly 

PnmiS£tot~Vii!£aiy?' Prepared tot Victory" iSe" The puKI pub-i»»t 

it. Mid Central a», 

'__ 1 .im> b . _ .± • . ± . - U=. Axe I ^1iiT^f|& V V V_± >=>=.A= A and 10 

The Church on thai Oonreuions on Saturday and eVe 

t d Tht The of Km Frida iao m to ISft 

Jj* 

ereot hiatorle churches of Amen- ^ 

CENTRAL OCEAN OITV 

_ UNION CHAPEL 

^gj-wg^ _*=,- I weii«eiiî »»«i«s*u* *, swipe anal 9*^4 st, and Gentm! AT 

ably at 

vard, Ohicaio Princeton, and "gr^T ££ ?J«S * 

Eacii THbernBcle 

f- ldncbnm of Holy 

ul Auxiliary has 

yuhtn Tue*Uv, Alias 

Iwve Men complet- 

Wle c»d party at the 

: ttm.,Tbuf»d»y. with 

B/ Preston as chalr- 

« her will be Mrs 

, Mr*. "Hieodort Bright and 

for 

organ repal 

O ffiS r '- 1 lie is cordially Invited to worship 

with us. 

Boardwalk, Strand Theater, The of Hnt Friday 1:30 pm. to IsSft 

•peaiter will be o*. Harold Mum- . • » 

per, former pastor of Keller Me- KnVOMttl BALL OF_ 

mortal Lutr»fan Ohureh, Washing- JBHOVAB'S WITNESSES 

on, D, C. The soloist is the weU-J Jlfj*^,*^*. 

Meeting: "par thU 

they willingly llingly ar aw Ignorant of, that 

by the word of Ood the tteavens 

were of old, and the earth standing 

out of the water and In the 

water: whereby the world tha 

TE2" ."»»• ^ fctwttt i th, D*. then was, being overflowed with 

water, perished: but the heavens 

10 HID Sunday School. and the earth, which' are now, by 

MISS 

11 a.m. Preaching, 

the same word ore kept In store, 

MIB» Osie MacJfmlane. contralto 

reserved unto fir* against UH day 

• • • 

soloist of The Marble Collegiate 

of judgment and perdition of un. 

raiurch in New York City, will 

Ohureh at Wor-HOLX 

TBtmtY CHURCH godly men," a Fet. 3i S-l. 

Join the Soielit Quartet of the 

IS 

(Episcopal) 

Sunday, August 11: 

Hr*t Memodlst Ohureh «und»y and Itamuei Brick, barttone, of the i!gi 

a;4J pjn. Bible Book Study, "The 

Miss MaflFailane haj been soio. a««1t of Holy Trinity cathedral f 

by 

7 30 it 9 a.m. Roly communion. Kingdom Is At Hand," 

1st with me leading orcheitras of Philadelphia, 

sing, "Arise. Bhine." by Maker, I ID « Sunday School, 

1 p.m. Watchtower Bible Study, 

Bocclll will sing. Pace 

Philadelphia and New york city. 

'"Justification of Life." 

She has suni with the philadel. 

phla Orcheitra under leadership of 

.is pravic 

10,30 ana. Wednesday. 

lu former leader, l«Bold Sinkow- fret on the camp" ground for all 

.— , 8:30 a.m. Friday, 

»ki. and the present leader, Euscn woMhlpperi. 

en in the pulpit art placed in Saints' Payi, etfl. 1030 

Ormandy, 

memory of our fallen heroes. I • • • 

7:M p.m. Evening Service of ST, AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 

She has maae recordings for 

Worship, Sermon, ^When That ilth SI. and Wesley av. 

both H.C.A, Victor and Columbia, Sunday Services Which Is Perfect Is cortie," I. Cor- Hey. Bartholomew B. Doyle, 

Mtes Maeftrlane will sing as a 

Inlliiuiis 13: 10, The choir will sing Rev, Joseph j. Brcniun, 

solo during the 8o«rdwaIJt Twi. 

light 8ervie«, "Dome Unto Me," liy 

CIUTRCrt METHODIST "THanks Be To Ood," by pick»n.| Sunday Masses 8:30, S, 8;15, 

Coenen. 

Mil It, and Central », 

Soprano and contralto duet, "Je- 

Benjamin F, AUfsod, Minister , sus, Lover of My Soul," by special 

"Consistency, thou art a jettel" offering for church repairs, 

tt» •UxOlnry 

will be the bamflx at Lutherans Plan Thij popular stnMment BI a whole I Monday, 2:30 p.m. Meeting of the 

•11 day Friday Musical 

Jeffries and 

or PhlUdel- 

The Woman's Mlasioniiry ioelety 

ofarrange- of st John'i Lutheran Ohureh 

will have a mugleal tea next Wednesday. 

August 22, in the solarium 

of The Flanders, 

Quest soloists will Include Mrs, 

Leon Brick, who recently nrpiniged 

a choral group In Ocean City; Mae 

will be observed Reynolds, widely.known Philadel- 

•at the Thbemacie phia eontomlto- Isabel ott Prieklt» 

i special ser- pianist, and Donnld Davis, planlsi 

_ , by Revfl w. Dr, Oeorge Fischer, pastor of the 

, putor. His subject wiU First Presbyterian Church, will de- 

" TMngT from Mat- liver his nmeh-aeelsimfd talk on 

the city of Prague, Dr Fischer 

. progttin, aetediried for 8:45formerly 

resided in Prague and is 

*1II M pi,«iiMil for and 

well acquainted with OEechoilo 

' hotel people. Those who 

vakla and its people. 

may notify This will be the final tea of 

7« West av. the season to be given by the 

Missionary Society. The public Is 

ononuN SCIENCE Invited to attend. 

ON SCNDAT 

. t of Hie MT will tea- 

£, Cbitottmi Science progrmm 

•toy. at 1 pan. This will 

1 In Washington, D. c, and 

>£bs*nl over &Mon WABC 

Columbia network 

1 

Uw forvlot; wu emoloyed for 13 

y*an as a cook at Slmms' nttaurant 

here. He and Mrs. Lawion resided 

for 10 years »t 834 Moorlyn 

Terrace. 

MUltnry funeral service* were 

conducted August «, with burial 

at UifayetM Memorial part. 

Brownsville, Pa. 

OCBAK C1TV HIGH SCHOOL 

QKADl'ATE IS MABBIED 

The weddUlg of Miss Virginia 

Chew, of Camden. and Mehard O. 

Hess, aviation radioman (2c). u. 

6. N. son of Mr, and Mrs. Ira 

J», Hesf, of W Isle City, wu solemnized 

recently at Holy Trinity Car, 

Lutheran Church, Csmden. 

Mn. 

The brldegnioin, a iraduate of 

Ocean City High School, returned 

last Winter from the Pacific after 

completing TO combat missions: He 

is now a radar instructor at Beaufort, 

B, C, Naval Air Station, ft «. 

nil 1111141 

"For Goodness SoAe" 


liHIIH-H 

All persona of good-wUl Invited. 

NO collections taken. 

Former Cook at 

Simim Die* 

Mess Bgt, James Bwood Lawgon, 

of the Army Air Forces, died August 

2 at Baer Field, Fort Wayne, 

l and 11:15 

Ind,. at the age of 30, according 

First Friday Masses 8:30 am, to word received here this week 

and I n4ii. 

Death was attributed to hemorr- 

Confessions on Saturday ana evehage 

of the pancreas. He was ill 

is a gem for us to behold and acH Summer Auxiliary in the south so- of first Friday, 4:30 pjn, to S:4S, ^ ^y 24 hhours, 

mire right now To hear people larium of the Flanders Hotel, 7:30 to 9. 

Sgt, Lawson, prior to entering 

at home and aorod, aoroad, one would' wo Hostesses: »——-"• Mr», •— aeorte « — HeUerick| »-»—I 

gather th that ht they h desire peace. anfl the Misses Martha and Mar. 

But obsen-e "their "lives"" thel Bare* Stevenson, 

things such as mercy, justice Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. The 

grace, hrothPrhood. etc.. which are Ohureh at Prayer and Bible Study, | 

the elements necessajy to peace, _ • • • 

These bution, are prejudice, crowded out by rBtri. iOUTH OCEAN CITif 

j and race hatred, | UNION CHAPBL 

For consistency sake alone the 55th SI, and Ast>ury av. 

teaee-desirlng peoples of the world The Cnureh af the Bulk Ci 

wiould turn to the source of peace, 9:45 urn. Bible School, CH-orgi- 

W. Patton, superintendent, (jiasses 

..._ lemees o? wormlp of the I'or «U »ses. 

above church nre planned to assist " 

CHirRCII TO OBSERVE 

BIST ANNIVERSARY 

The 831st anniversary of the 

Cold apring Pregbj-terian Church 

will be obserwd this Sunday with 

a special rally day service commemorating 

tht anniversary of its 

and Indi- ftundlng. Dr. Waiter Oetty, Mecutive 

of the Presbyterian Commit. 

rNUni ,t«p on Camp ana Church Aetivl. 

mrfy'Be ties, Philadelphia, will be the 

r dier atatlon WBAF. speaker 

CHURCH METHODIST 

"Tin Church With The Chimes" 

CENTBAL AVKNCE at EIGHTH STEEET 

BENJAMIN F, ALLQOOD, iBnlster 

GWch School 9:30 

Wor»hip 

):45 

Sabjeet— 

flm _ Morning Worship and 

those who desirn to bring their I Sermon, Unn Bownian, Pajtor. 

lives to that consistency with the 

memal creator and His creation. I CHURCMts OF CHRIST. 

so that they may at least have SCHUWIST 

peace of mind and soul. Tiiese ser- •Boul- is the Lesson .Sermon sub. 

vices are as follows: jeet lor Sunday. Auyust Is 

»:30 a.m. Thr Church School Gulden Text. My soul waiteth 

You are invited to continue your for the Lord more than they that 

Religious Educational ejrperience watch for the morning; I say more 

while with us in Ocean City, Uian they thst watch • for the 

10:48 a.m. The Moming Service morning,' IPs. 130: 0) 

of Worship, The organ numbers for Sermon: Passaai's from the Kin 

the service will include, for prr- James version ol ihu Biole include! 

ludes: "in a Gothic Cathedral, 1 The BAtj PrwusbJn, 

p 

Churcfc 

SUNDAV. AUGUST «. 194S 


Ser*!ea 

9:iS A, M. Snnday SshasI ,,, 

Tlffi CHROTIAN SOTNCT MOMTOR 11:00 A. M. Mornin, Worship .net. 

«I3O P, M» B,», P, U. ..,,,. 

* »ee r»m crime isd jenutionul aetra .,, Fr« Inn poUtiaa 

SiSO P, M. Ennlni Servlee ., 

Aatevl 

h... .. F. it0m ••iBtdal intertn" control,,, tnt to trf| von 

! world eveno. la own world wide off of corre- 

i:00 p. M. Canferenee, 

Ber, 

Ocean City T 

ASSOCIATION . 86th Smov 

Aul« Entrance. Asbury A-ve,, 

) -liejoieu the soul of th> servant: 

by Pratella and "Dreams," by for unio, thee, o Lord, do I lift "Church on the Boardwalk 

Wagner, for the postlude, 'Marchel UP my souJ. 

SUNDJtT, 

Rellgieuse", The soloist quartet willl For thou art great, and doest 

sing, 'Psalm isch" by Pranek.I wondrous things: thou art Ood STRAND THEATRE ^^ • j 

To come out Sunday «nd join IhoM who gather to give OuA»^ 

the One who provides all our comforts and all our net*. 

Oeean City Baptist Church 

Itev. WlUlam A. M»cn,p . 

8«v, FMII c, KMrier, p( 

First Presbyterian Church 

mn. ownnte 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

Her. Biclum 8. Bailey t 

St. AaguBtlne'B R, C. 

.. Chureh 

«^, BMtoManr B. myfa 

•sr. Joseph J, Biwun 

FjPBt Methodist Church 

" " • B t n j M n m p , A B d 

W. JAMES A3LK. C1TOIICD 

IMNMI 

Bt John's Lutheran 

Church • 

Ber. Batcrt C, Onlt 

It. Mriry'a Chapel 

lev. BuiholMMw B. Dwh 

Her. 4o*eph J. Bnmnu 

Central Ocean City 

Union Chapel 

St. mad Oaninl Art. 

Christian Science 

VUfitce thmi" . 

tTnipn Chapel 

TABCtNAOLB BAPTttT 

MAOKDONIA M. K. 

-„-. w apomoratfby UHMÔCWH Ctjrba^' 

;, in reconutiop of oar cbtnxlM^ Bdtviem, 

benefit ana value to our coimuuuity. 

J. PBEBbOTTiOAnMAW ' ""$* 

B, STA1NTOH ATTiMraW OBPT ^_ 

onttdf 

HAN5Y LLOYD OHATTIN 

WAHi 

•_-j\ , ^5/ 

in Oft 

License 

2 Crashes 

Abo 

Authorised G. E, 

Service Center 

\% ntHTCMent # MM* 

Lamp* 

UGERAT1ON 

M Biomr er 

Hoonr SerMge 

10. D. HACKNEY 

lint 0» 

17. 1945 OCEAN BENTINEL-LEDCER 

ing at Brldgeton as part of Cumberland 

County's 4-ft Day to sound 

the demand, 

"With events of the war moving 

swiftly as a result of the atomic 

bomb and Russia's entry into the 

war with Japan, the problems of 

reconversion from war to peace 

have been brought immeasurably 

closer to all of us," Rand declared 

"The transition to a peaee-tlnM 

economy ta going to be more dlf» 

ficult than many suppose, and I 

believe that Congress should act 

immediately to prepare to meet 

this pressing problem, 

"Oongreis, of course, is entitled 

to a recess. It is necessary for 

members of Congress to return to 

Uielr own districts for contact with 

their constituents. But I feel that 

Congress should end Its recesi Immediately 

and take up th# many 

problems that reconversion will 

present," he gald. 

FOE QUICK RESULTS 

USB THB CLASSIFIED ADS 

HYraR-HUMUS IS 

INVALUABLE PORs 

vpaflBf Had teii la fliu. cold 

-.. Hi .>•• •aii«-n*niii uip 

•Si TSfSUbU pIsBll, Bits 

"rtiliier n frncut nst 

SinllH ttlttVT Sail B.ci.rU. •••»• 

ya ti knittr I««M 

GRASS HEED 

TOM OF FSIITUJZEBS 

makes Soil Right 

). H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

112th & Weil Ave. Phone 0150 

Need a New 

ROOF 

or Just a Repair Job?, 

i dlher MMhêaD Independent W#' for many more. That's why an Independent 

ntee mc«ni aoinethiaK. Pick * reKabU, finl 

touod firm to re-roof for you. Call 

Independent Roofing Co. 

tJBEftg or QHHABf-VBD ilOOWNO MtOOTJOTS 

fM - iikM- 

Save Tiret, Time and 

ICEAN CITY - LONGPORT 

QTtokttt*! 

Commuters' 

Club Gossip 

Tonight U the JutM-Frlday the 

17th*-Oome to Mfliers even If it 

•iMdf. IT; Uwud Shield.. 

«^J waiiaja MeOwmott, M. m 

Mlh Melphla. 

Babies' Home to 

Sell Equipment 

A booklet, "The Key. to „..„„. 

sal Peaee," Btanaared By the Gold- 

take* you a week to let out of 

en Rule ««Iety, will be ready for 

tBe dog house, 

Wai fined distribution next week. The Bodl' 

* • • 

sty estabiUihed two home» foi un Speaking of dog houses, Jim 

{tertiourished ehildreni and %mRyan 

hns a roommate. The next 

stS result or • serlep were restored to health and time you «re in the wilds of 34th 

swBloh damaged ha strength through the summer and St., atop in to see Jlmn new dos 

'_ • • • - - = • 

two o«wr autom 

winter homes. 

It has been reported that Jud 

The Seashore Home for Babies Henk wanU •to trade hU house in 

upon was (orced to vacate its building the bayoua and SO bucks (or Arry 

^, of Hi p«rin« this sammer. but the clerlpal work Anison's boat, Ves, Jud caught 

., and Mao BWriele for the organlutlon wM taken the biggest fish, 

care U at the private opnrtment 

C S S 

eBarge of hit-run drtv» of the organiser and president 

Mrs. Julia n, Kajurd, too AtlanUc 

Jake Krause certainly has a lot 

av. 

of water trouble. He wag seen 

P BT .—«» 

showing Ills grandson,' Bobby, how 

New and used chUdnn'i gar- 

Oari Bjnlth grrested 

to pump water out of his fcoat, 

ments will be disposed of the 

,' at his horn" after trail- 

* • s 

of at a sale on Tuesday, aj weU 

ianiBged car W a trlcltlt 

John Palmer paid a visit to oar- 

U equipment. Including sterilliers, 

from a domMM rsdlator. 

den Btate and he had a very 

stoves, refrigerator, blankets, dm- 

jUid Casey and thr#e eth* 

day, but in the ninth at the Old 

pen, a plctograplr. lamps, tcalit 

u were returnlnt from a 

Tavern he got even—but with 

ana a mlacellaneous collection of 

Atlantic Olty when they 

whom? 

other artleles, 

ir flrrt accident. T*ne eiy 

• • • 

AdUltional Information about 

; the euro on the •Wesley 

Wed Carman, of the Barrett 

activities of the organlutlon may 

my and struck a tree, A 

Cannan Laundry Oorp,, went home 

be ateured by telephoning 1308 be- 

her slonir it struck ft ear 

August I, it proves that •» few 

tween 8 and 10 am and • and • 

I front of 114 Wesley rd. 

people read this column, because 

p. m. 

the company is now operating 100 

per cent and hiring washers and 

i ear raced to the scene 

Ironers at two bucks per hour. 

, collision, only to feeeijre Hand Demands 

• that the Mume car had 

It Is a neck and neck race who 

|»nother automobile at 

will win the honors after the par. 

IWest Bv,, (Jriving it over Congress Resume ty tonliht—John Love with his 

lewalk. It WM ttam there 

ham and eg^ or Christ ohrlstq- 

oith pkjfcod up the trail of 

pherson with the sticky cinnamon 

roni the leaking radiator of Wanta Reconver- buns and trimmings. It is your 

car and followed it to 

i pi., where th* trieide endsion Started 

newsboy's guess that John will talk 

his way out of 11 again. 

otlon in the neiÂor- A demand for Congress to cut 

»ii dUclosea the (uiitlve short Its summer recess and go Josephine almost got a full box 

back into session to deal with proof candy iMt Tuesday night—sev- 

laBicer aaid he coMiderel blems of reconversion *u voiced eral of the boys in Jud Kenk's 

I to be under tBe influence last Thursday night by Hepresant. game were responsible for the 

when orresWd, but the ative T, Millet Hand, of titw Jet. shortage, 

I declared tBat n# had seys Second District. Hand digress- 

, one gliss of beer. ed from a tpeech on agriculture TOanfcs, Josephine; it was swell, 

OBM MHABW delivered at » large farmers' meet- Wai must say It was hard on false 

t Howard Warren, in revok- 

teeth, 

V » * 

i jqutli's drivinf IIcen#e, ad- 

-Win that tne only way he 

How is It when the fans are 

llteovef it would he throuih 

on, they want them off and vice 

••-'- motor vehicle «ommia- 

versa. Ain't a bunch of old men 

hard to please? 

• • • i 

other three occupanU of 

BiU King missed the 4:80 boat 

who had been held in 

last week and had to swim across 

fitnesaei, were 

the pelaware River to eaten the 

They were Joseph 

tram. It was difficult for Bill with 

•Ix pounds of butter under his 

arms, but he made It, 

• * • 

We often wonder If Bill Thompson 

ipllts his poke] 1 Mat, Bay» he it disgusted with not In use. please lend It to our 

tha weather, you arc telling us. friend Smithy from Strathmere. H« 

Juke? 

started for home last week at the 

* • • 

usual time, and after a few stop) 

Don't forget the Commuter's (at filling stations) arrived home 

Club dinner and card party to- at 10:10. Better chart your course, BUILDINLif 

night (Friday), Newt Morroll, Smltty, 

chairman of the entertainment 

m m a - 

committee, takes some things ser- May I go out tonight my dear? 

iously, and our parties seem to Answer "Yt«"_I pray 

be his hobby. He has spent many I'll be home early un the morn) 

hours on the arrangements. We Bsts—-and cards 111 play. 

suggest,that he is, trying to outdo Release me from my home ties 

Ous Bwoboda's parties of last Surely I won't stray. 

year, and he will have to go some. 

Anyway, we are routine for you, Bay John will take my two bucks. 

Newt, 

Bd Bcnir will head the show; 

Btruble will make a short address, 

Ous Bwoboda stayed home two Thompson will win my dough. 

days last week, ouess he was try. Amerlipk will be on deck— 

Ing to find someone to mow hisUnless 

he's under the bed; 

grass. Have you seen BwobodB's ,Byan will be there with his dog. 

lawn? 

And both go home Well fed— 

Newt will writs trie latest notes, if 

The game of poker is a he- . he's allowed to go; 

man'g game. One must be a good This Is our last party, hoys—be 

sport. Bob Benedlx is a good los- wise don't miss the show, ' 

er, if that is what you mean, 

BE SURE TO*fiQMB 

TONIGHT - FRIDAY, AtJGtrOT IT 

i-"red Roth was enjoying his usu-' 

al evening nap by an open window FOB QUICK HBSULTS 

on the train, and when an engine DIB THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

took on water at Winslow, he re. 

ceived s good drenching. 

It doesn't pay to stick your neck 

out, pred, 

• • • 

Cedarite 

Every evening, as the train pulls 

into Tuckahoe, sill King, If con. 

scious, tries to gather water lilirw 

for his wife. FLOWER 

Watch your step. 'Sill; turtles 

are fond of ham. 

• * • BOXES 

Oommuwrs who have trouBlo 

making the train in the morning 

should jet one of Boy Field's new Made, Installed and 

patented alarm clocks. They are 

guaranteed to wake you up on Painted to Order I 

time, and furthermore, you do not 

have to wind them. Get in touch InBlallations, between Labor 

with Roy for a practical demonstration, 

Day' and Rprlne. 

• * # 

Could it be that tlie package 

John palmer puu on the top of 

the water cooler several nights a 

week contains a used tire? It looks 

more like a roost of beef to you! 

newsboy, 

• > • W. SOFFE 

August i put another milestone 

around the neek of one of our Builder 

board of governors, Lew Hayes 

celebratea his birthday. Better stop 

having them. Lew; you will soon 802 Central Ave. 

catch up with John Greaves. 

• • • 

if any member has a compass 

winnings with 

his better half. It was reported 

that he took the boys over for 

plenty last Thursday morning, 

4 

21k 

Tf.e bottlineck at the Broadway 

stairway ceases to be funny on 

rainy mornings. The railroad company 

could at least build a roof 

over the platform. What do you 

thtik? 

• • • 

Joe Bailey has been accused of 

carrying an alarm clock but we 

now find it to be his watch that 

strikes the hour, Joe is quit* proud 

of the watch he won in a hundred 

yard dash some fifty years ago. 

Ask for a demonstration. 

• • # 

It used to be we could depend 

upon Jake Zimmerman aj weather 

prophet, but now he has discarded 

both his umbrella and rain- 

Mortgage Money 

To Finance Your Home 

In a Modern Way 

The Direct Reduction Plan 

Your application WlU Be Given Prompt Consideration 

HOME B. & L. ASS'N, 

311 Eighth Street Telephone 0228 

Insulation Pays You Well 

STATIONERY 

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807 Aabury Ave. 

NATIONAL U S BIJHJ. 

Insolation reduces Fuel 

Bills, heating costs; 

It cuts down drafts and 

cold during winter; 

Helps to prevent fatifat 

from oppressive heat in 

summer; 

Increases the resale value 

fit your home. 

// is time to insulate 

now. 

Use our Monthly 

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J. P. Collins Co. 

South Seaville, N, J, 

s OF urew 

ROOFING ud 

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nter 

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Telephone Ocean City 0800 

Daily Trips 

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Name ,. ..,,,,, ..,,„ 

Address 

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Builders, Jobbers 

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Registered Builder 

JOBBING . ROOFING 

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CARPENTER 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayville 

12M WEST AVE, 

G. Wm. Niblette 

Building Contractor 

Roofing 

124 Wwtor in. Phone 0411 

H, C. Pontiere 

BUILDER 

935 Anbury Ave. 

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24 Atbury Aye. Ph. 1237 

Builders 

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Electrical 

Contractor 

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AIR CONDITIONING 

CRAIG and WALTER 

Ph. 0016 9th & Haven 

Electrician* 

Jacob C. SCHUFF 

Electrical Contractor 

f H Artmy Am. Ph. «« 

EDW. S. CORSON 


305 8th St. 

Phone, Iffj MM, 1HC-I.U 

Jobbing 

Alteration* and 


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4M An. IIMW 

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BONDS 

Floor Sanding 

UiwICBm Sold *na Intalled 

FIOOR SANDING 

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BM Aiborr Avenue 

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Plumbing: : 

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on. MMB i 

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ma 

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Plumbing • Heating] 

SAT Ofl 

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407 14th St. 

ALTERATIONS 

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Plumbmg - Heating 

SU!*SImp»n Are. H 

Pmmtera 

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Howe and Sign 

, PAINTING 

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PAINTING 

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IN Atlantis An. 

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Ife^T ,RfH^f^'*i?^Îfi'î^'r M"'/,^-*^ l ~° l *••-*••-< ,- 

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-.- •-•r;;::*£:.VS3? 

thl» Mtk, 


f Seem Beaten 

ftltaV NapfcMr 

Watte F6tk* At Home Forgotten Auto Racing 

Us?' Asks Rmmort Man In Pacific n ^ CVUM«; 

3 

HHlyitis 

JUSLS 

, last December dining the 

-German coanter-oflenjive. 

He to Sgt. BUwln L. Jones, 

•on of William, Jones, 1019 

Snipton av, 8gt. Jones was one 

of eltM man from New Jer- 

sey who were listed as mem- 

bers of the Division this week 

In a release ftm the Army. 

Men of the 101st Airborne 

now proudly wear the ribbon 

of the Distinguished Unit Ci- 

tation, awarded them for ex- 

traordinary heroism and gal- 

lantry. HIM Is the only division 

so honored in the history of 

•the American Army. 

me folk* task home sera, to 

I nave forgotten a lot of the Ocean 

I Olty men on distant, lonely Pacific 

Unas, aeoordlng to Cfpl hank 

1 Beleqrta, of mfljh Infantry, whS 

ZSISZX as 

araes. Including JVanee, England 

CscGhoslovsJUs. Scotland, Belgium, Writing to request a Sentlnel- 

bixembourg and Germany. T-S Ledger subscription, he said; 

John Martin Kessltr, nephew of "What we need . in Ocean City 

Dr. and Mrs Herochel PetUt. 807 is a. few more people like IBs, Ed 

Wesley av.. wu discharged under I**- Hi Is a grand person who 

th i t At 4 h I 

y v.. wu g 

the point system August 

104 points to his credit. 

T-jj KesslM received his 

ner g 

with has not forgotten 

service, 

basic 

b 

p w 

anyone In the 

T-jj KesslM received his basic ..lt looks to me as U most of 

bwlnlng at MrlDU In September. u,e people Have forgotten we still 

S^^J^^S^ST' h«ve , w»r in the ftelflo TOey 

pp He orgotten w 

h«ve , w»r in the ftelflo. 

In 

do not reside what real hell it ta 

a (Md forsaken island, where 

want we have to 

way we have of 

getting any news from back home 

everything we w 

request. The only 

ti 

Here Expensive 

Tiro Youth* Ata«M- 

ed $22.50 

» * summer rei 

* «* tan Mter 18 

tka pMiBc, during 

* put in action In 

i?Mir Onlnea and tlw 

Hew • B-JB bomb- 

A. Davis, an 

' natdmt ben> before 

d Kn. Under while 

Me ,oame home after 

•wloa with a Uter- 

•quadroa In England 

to August, 1B43, ln«ntm. 

is tliTough 

and letters .._..... 

good friends seem to have forgot- 

ten to write, 

"In all the Islands I have 

to far, there is no place on earth 

like good old Ocean City, All I 

ask is to get buck there. There 

lire lots of hoys who do not hear 

from their loved ones who sure 

are disgusted with the whole world. 

Most people do not realize what 

few lines means to a broken-, 

hearted boy out here," 

arrested 

while allegedly racing neck and 

neck aioiiu ocean ay,, near nh st. 

police 

S 1 ? 1 P ' 

William M 

;b»eiii» 

leaving for the of War Veteran* 

he was stationed problems 

Just before 

states. July 23. he was stationed 

In Elsenberg. Germany, one of the 

few towns left almost untouched 

by th Alli 

Gerety at Fort D«i 

Overseas 23 Months 

Opl, Joseph A, Oerety, son of 

Mf, ana sirs. Joseph A. Qerety, 

ar.. of Somers Point, has just ar-j 

rived at the Tan mat Army Air 

•ase to take up a permanent as- 

slgnawnt after serving In the B. 

T.p, Entering Hie servlee Mireh «»« they were afraid thT RSÎ H,.*/*S" le ! s 

3, 1943, Opl, aerety has spent Ml!* 1 weuM get there ahead of' "** 

confronting returninir 

s wer d l d lt 

war veterans wer# discussed last 

week at a joint meeting of thi 

» "" îT" *h_ n, k Selective Service Veterans' Assist 

In describing the Oenaan people anee program and representatives 

I a whole, he said that they of organULationj serving the area 

_. - . - "«" beaten." covered by Locui Board No. a, 

"The Germans were very glad to cspe May. 

see Uie Americans," he said, «te- Nine committees of 

n le 

by the Allies. 

as 

seem 

JfewinCrew 

Clt}'. la BOW a 

aboard the heavy 

lows, the Navy an, 

Staia entering the Navy 

' ~, is has traveled in 

W tte At- 

and pacific, 

tto* Jwttteshlp North 

s recently on the Io- 

irtfcdpated in an air strike 

' ttombaKfcnent operations 

aad patrol naneu- 

months overseas. 

With a brother, pfc George 0sr- 

ety returning to the u, B. A. after 

swjvJOf in the OJJ,, the aerety 

family nave made their contribu- 

tion in manpower to the armed 

forces, Opl, aerety in one of the 

many men to be recently attached 

to the Ton Dta Army Air Base. 

With the end of the war In Eu- 

ro^, the Ferrying Division has in- 

creased Its flying schedule beeausi 

of Uie huge task of tranjportlr, 

priority passengers and cargo, i 

well as the nation's wounded. 

"IJvlng conditions In most of 

Germany are bad. since most of 

their cities have been badly bomb- 

ed. In addition to the shortage of 

food clothin l I 

food, clothing also 

"It's great being 

d O 

Is scarce, 

back In 

turned service mej 

and advisors. 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank 

d his wife, rtora, are 

at Dividing Cêelc. 

* TEAKS OVERSEAS 

son of Mr 

Jctm Mason, of peters. 

taf bone Sunday eve 

Ilia army discharge af- 

almost three 

who participated In 

invasion, the Norm 

Betty, Italy and 

.: of nance, received 

Heart for wounds he 

*» action. Be was nospl- 

be months. He also Is the 

of numerous awards for 

entmA In Norfolk 

7. He Is 


a nephew of 

city* 

UNA 

PARTIES 

Tom Adkfey 

Bridge 

A C 

Ex-Police Captain 

Back from Europe 

Cpl. Oeorge w. Dougherty. 84 

Plaza p!., former acting captain 

of the Ocean City police depart 

ment. was one of the soldiers list 

ed by the Army this week us hav 

ing returned to New York rrom t.h« 

European theatre of war. He had 

been serving hi Italy. 

Other Ocean City men reported 

back In the United states « 

Capt. Robert P. Thompson, 200 E 

Atlantic blvd.; Tecnhician Fourth 

Orade Harold B. Wollard. Jr.. 518 

18th st.. and Pfc Richard H 

Houseman. 8*3 Park pi. 

Others from the county im-lud- 

ed Pvt. Francis A. PurKaloria. Cape 

May. Major isidor Markowlu. 

Woodbine, and Pvt. Arnold Thorn 

ton, stone Harbor. 

POWELL ASSIGNED To 

tOW AMMUNITION SHIP 

Seaman (ic) Lawrence S. Po- 

well, 1049 Anbury av., has been 

assifsM to duty aboard a new 

ammunition ship, the U. s s 

Oreat atUn, which was commis- 

sioned at the Oharleston Navy 

•yard, August 11. 

Seaman Powell wag graduated 

ftoni Ocean City High School last 

year. 

rusLovon ENDS 

Cpl, Lewis abiding has returned 

to duty at Camp Shelby, Miss 

after spending an extended fur 

lough here with his parents, Mr, 

and Mrs. Lewis SMdlng, 

AWAITS UMSIQNBUNT 

Bgt, John Koufcoulls, O s. Ma- 

rine Corn, is awaiting reassign 

ment in California after having 

Vent a furlough in Ocean City, 

g eing back In the 

States again, and Ocean City cer- 

tainly looks good." 

William FTMason 

in Atlantic City 

Pvt. William P. Mason, of 411 

West BV.. this city, who recently 

returned from service In the Euro- 

pean theatre of war. Is now at 

the Army Ground and Service 

Forces Redistribution Station. At- 

lantic City. He will undergo ft pro- 

gram of examination, recreation 

and tests to determine his future 

siguirjent- 

Pvt. Mason served 15 months us 

an infnntryman In Italy and 

France, and spent several months 

us a frertniin prisoner Just prior to 

V-E Day. He holds the ETO the- 

atre ribbon and the Combat In- 

fantryman Badge. 

eltlMns in 

P to assist re- 

as counselors 

. • JB L. White. 

heed is chairman of the program 

MICHAEL PALERMO 

HOME ON FTOLOItOlI 

pfc Michael Palermo, o • Ma- 

rine Cor^, has arrived home on a 

K-day furlough with his parents. 

Mr, and Mrs. James Palermo. 921 

Asbury av. He served is months 

In the pacifle war zone, part of 

that time aboard the aircraft ear- 

beforB Jud «e Ho- 

. who WM arrested near 

tile scene of tlie race by Patrol- 

men Smith and Jeffries, admitted 

he wag doing 40 miles an hour. 

Her Hornet, 

A brother, James Palermo, is nowl tipatola, who "was picked un later 

undergoing boot training for the) didn't estimate hU speed. 

Navy at Sampson, N. Y. 

JOINS SEABF.ES 

Edward O, Bmith, BSO Ajbury 

av,, a railroad shop worker, has 

been received at camp Parta, Cal. 

for assignment with the Navy Bea 

beea. 

WOLF AT MIAMI BEACH 

Capt Frank w. Wolf, of the Pa 

Army Air Forces, has been moved 

from st, Petersburg to the croydon 

or 1320'a. 4ith at., 

who pleaded guilty 

i itht 

Another young^ motorist in court 

Kellam, 17, 

Philadelphia, 

of driving witiiout' a to u«e" l Kte 

was fined *10 and §3,60 costs with 

the comment that "it would have 

been cheaper to buy a license In 

the flrat place," 

•dwln L, Hnrrar, 44, Berwyn 

was fined iio for speeding 

on Oentral av, and Joseph M. H 

Weaver. 17. Bala Cynwyd, paid *s 

DtUpMy IUU Mfl; 

Rent problenui and »r 

•mle Jewelry. Orders taken 

for Jewelry, elfarette boxes, 

powder baies, etc. 

Small Heres Fired 

Emily McChord 

854 Pennlyn PI. 

Berond Floor 

DANCE 

ROGER KENT 

And His Orchestra 

Friday & Saturday Nite 

Featuring TEKBY EVERS 

Golden Galleon 

llth and 

CARD PARTY 

Flanders Hotel 

Thurs., Aug. 23 

2 P. M, 

Btaafit af Holy TrinMy 

Eiiugpil Clmtch 

PrBCeedi fer OFEIII 

Tickets 11,00* 

Tlblt IM Dm PtlKl 

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INTEREalED IN 

Antique 

Glass, China 

and 

Bric-a-Brac 

Collection 

Pieces - Gifts 

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DANA 

Antique Shop 

DANA PA1TBY BLOC, 

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a H, 

fHwir 

Abe 

LEON 

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NO _ 

OnStathU. 

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On trinl, tSmmi 

if-* 

p 

Stop Street 

SSUtW 

On not aimbe tc 

mill II CII 

n° don m 

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Bathing 

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Bathe at 

Protected 

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nth st 

JWlost of the time you pick up the telephone and your 

long Distance call goes right through. That's the w«y we try to have it, 

even with a. war on. 

- -But aometiaies thetw'c an extra rush and some of the thousands of Long 

Distance calls get concentrated on certain circuit!. 

Then the operator will help to keep things amoving by saying "Pleas* 

ltatt your call to* 3 minutes—others are waiting." 

'f-^SSi" " * >nfll * *"y* Ev * r ^ aoMtor wanh.fo call horn.. To handl* HI«M tmHt w« 

"t** aMmenal opwalon In avmy fawn In New Utwy. Applr by coMng Mw "CbM 

VlM**" Uymn community. (WAtCltvUtFvltyObtvvJ,!) 

HtW JkTRfflT tlLL TILIPHONI COMfAHY 

GO-LIAN'S 

• FUN DECK • 

Plynouth PI. AB'wdk 

The place hundreds of 

Ocean City's Guests meet 

and entertain the children. 

Fun lor Voanf and OK 

Play On 

Municipal Courts 

6TII and ATLANTIC AVE. 

TENNIS 

25c Hour 

CHILDREN'S 

PARTY 

Hotel Flanders 

lltta and Boardwalk 

1:30 P. M, 

FtOOR SHOW 

Prims • LalUpoiM 

Bntcrtalnnn-nt for 

AduKs and Chlltlren 

Artml^r VandeTiUe 

Folk Dancing 

Admisstan 3Sc 

Open to Public 

DANCING CLASSES DAILV 

HEGER STUDIO 

OPEN 1 P.MJ 

AWernoiin G«BM < 

OCEAN 0M 

BOWLING 

12th St. 

Phonf WN 

Bingham's Ar< 

1020 Boardwalk 

KIDDIE RIDES 

The mother* dBUgiit! Keep tile 

kiddlta enMrtalaed, 

PENNY 

ARCADE 

A hnndnd wayi tar fun and 

•nwcmcnl far joang and old, 

OK THE BOABVVALK FOB 

MANY 

OPEN!- 

Our lit 

Recording 

RucorJ nir whft » 

loi i> mi i M I 

uie (ii tare* •—' 

ks «« mj » "* 

Set • netrd af i 

ulkioi tuiM 

sflir, i^3 

Only 

Flanders P* 

f 

c Lcnatt fj 

Blvln, T.utht 

A«rr»» 

of Connaiaaiom and connael feel, 

Jl l«th UH& 

the ninet 

next. tU ten' o'clock A- M., a 

applicatiOA Will be Blade lor 

f C i i d 

naiaaio 

l«th, UH& 

ONAftDO CALtSK. 

named ui the Will of dCcedat 

aa Leonards Caliai, £KcCUtOT* 

ohn Et Ifoawell. 

nvetoc 

Ocean (JityF N. J, 

ffJU 

fVT 1 ^ 

HOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORI 

Eiiits of UAV1I> DOKN. dKeaaM, 

ÛfgyaM ty the order of Irrlog îtehi 

ir.ôffatt oi tfae Qvunlf* of tjape Mar, 

made ^fH tAe tweBty.aisib daw a( Jul?, 

\. D.. ISMS. OS the ippiiction ot llu 

MbKrlMr, Eici.txii ot HUd MUMI, 

autice is ficreb; stvtD ts tee cfedltaft 

ol aaid denaari u cihibit to lh aaa> 

leriber UBdcr oaffi or affinaatioB tfi^r 

Uim. «nd dcsiaBda .,»tn.t ibe

• . - • ; • - • . '.;.•,••#••.-•• 

••.•*? 

•>•'••.•••• M , 

Mtajr. TOsdmsday 

tost wsak »t Ocau 

a* 

VteMT, AuxUHjy-Wovtoclnl of tlK 

Niw York Province. Delegates MB. 

nteBtlng the renewing school. £ 

so «ttended:-L« Sail* College and 

High School. PhUmWpbl.; I* SHI, 

Centra! High I M maiafelpnia 

Manbattan ONMg«, New York 

B^;,«.O«P » 8,, Wanston, 

ink Worse Than German 

Gamps, Says Rotary Speaker 

Figfating Maniacs and Barbarians* 

The atrocities committed by theicont 

enm to their Hot amp, and 

surpasiMI *y the Japs, wnm four 

sacked MaaUa. M MacAr.1 

reiunUiit Americans drove 

Institute, -nay. Mew 

Pettr's H. 8, Staten Island, 

— ' York; «, John'.! College, 

WatUagtoB, D, C; Christian Bro- 

Uiers College St. touls. Mo,! BL 

Mutt OeUete, California; West 

OathoUe H. a, Philadelphia- tan. 

dry H. a, Lake Charts, Louis. 

Urn; Loughlln H. g,, Brooklyn. W. 

Y.: at. Rands Vocational Sehool, 

Sddlngton, Fa,; Philadelphia Cath- 

olic Protectory. Phoenlxvllle, pa,; 

Lincoln Hall, Ktw York; Toronto. 

them out. 

Sf n "* er r » Johnson 

me S30.0M to 

fSnlly illve, in 

ur inmate. dM every l 

He said that the battle to 

Manila from the Jap, like 

^^ • ~~** jt 11_JBJ 1JIIa ««fc fiîimîi ^srir^\ 

to toil l«soltoi arrf set them afire. Any. 

It of a burning 

I ----- —• His wife's uncle 

| suffered this fate. The Japs eyt 

1~'J "»» m ranri nesunnant, 

Strand Hotel, last Friday night. 

He spoke with a volee of au- 

thortty He was there and saw 

what happened. He and his fam- # > ou *- 

Ily were prisoners of the Jap, for BAD 8HBLTER DYNAMITED 

ST^"TL£^ U it7 Offl ~ K ^ JHrt^people tot 

aUMred this fate. The Japs cut 

W»> **"*• off babies and put their 

# > ou * 

ou *- 

«on. and escaped da 

ture by pure luck, 

MANIACS 

•— I ^,*** .~..=M IKUJUV into an air 

tor- raid shelter, where they maehlne- 

1 gunned them, then dynamited it 

At the KOMI Manila, he said' 

a « 1 « written in ,ueh 

beautiful and powerful languag? 

I am ,urprised-thBt the biok^ 

not more highly thought of" 

Tracing the history of th* 

bridge. wWeh eroued a deep ere! 

vice ju,t outiide Lima, Per?' Sr 

nseher told the story of the' trV- 

glc wreckage of ttie more than 

century-old bridge and of the f£5 

Rf° P £j h " * WIIed a » th « « 

the bridge gave way. 

At the time, Brother Juniper a 

H »«> PHest in the commifnity* 

delved into the lives of these five 

people, and it la their «torv wh^h 

«j Jhe majority of the book 

Dr, Fischer covered onlv two of 

Hie character,. He described the 

Uft of toij 

aeniayar ' 

woman, 

5t 

JTscher 

grpup Q| Bs 

Audrey oirey 

M '» Alba 

nouneea ft 

Mount 

on the 

Pflckitt, 

R 

l«st meeting 

•Pf«k»r_ for) 

KYW, m 

»» Aunt Jtaii, 

children's 

ltl 

uxltlBry 

members samtM 

has told on ti£ 

oaianeg oj 

sUiners were 

SCOTTISH DRIZZLER 

/ RAINCOAT 

OF COHAMA FABRIC 

Hare it the first raincoot (hat actually 

forms on impastabl* barrier to rain, cold 

and wind. Mad* of on* of Cohama'. 

."fabric* of the future," H h wtfar>rmptf*fti 

and wlndpraof unoV Govwrnmrnt Sp»d- 

fication PQD38. And with Hi smooth sur- 

face, and lustrous inside, it is on* of th* - 

handsomest coats any man can wqntl 

f 

CTA1MIWIS 

THE HOUSE 

or VALUES MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

82M28 Boardwalk (Oppo,ita 

Summer Dress 

20% 

ALL SUMMER 

$16.85 Dresses, 



$10,95 Dresses, 

$.8,95 Dresses, 




$.4.95 Dresses, 

Less 20% 13,56 

Less 20% 11.96 

Less 20% .....10,36 

Less 20% 8.76 

Less 20% ....*. 7,16 

Less 20% 6,36 

Less 20% 5,56 

Less 20% ..... 4,76 

Less 20% .... 3,96 

PINAFORES 

$S.9S Pin«fores ....................Now 4,78 

$4.85 Pmsfom . .Now 3.98 

$3.95 Pinafores ..,,..„ ..................Now 3.18 

SUMMER COATS 

surrs 

V35.00 Co«U 

«29.95Coau 

925.00 

$19.95 

$18.95 Cbato 

$16.95 COM* 

$14.9S Cpate 

$ 8.95 Ct«U 

or Suite 

or Suite 

«• Suite 

or Suit* 

or SutU 

or Suite 

m Suite, 

or Suit*. 

..How 28.00 

Now 23.98 

Now 20.00 

Mow 15.96 

..Mow 15.16 

.Now 1338 

.Mow HA? 

7.1 

/% Futor* i 

_ .Mi aua«i L MMM 

i.m«k «« W**«s£r 

^j^, |nujnu«i»n«« In elec- 

lnM. far tta haMt 

Printtt and PublUhrt In Ammrica', Gfatmit Family Resort 

*/• 

far tta haMt, OCEAN CITY ^NTCNEL-LEDGEIT'1 

YEAR—-No, 17 Telephone 0804 or 0308 OCEAN CITY, N. j., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 MMn'i 

. To Found Big Peace Ind 

Itate Approves Find 

Vo Stone Jetties At 

[orth and Morningside 

To Go 50-50 with Resort on Project 

Costing $75,000; Construction Ex- 

pected to Start in Near Future 

State approval of the finol two stone jetties in Ocean 

,y's program of reinforcing its beachfront was given by 

,v_ernbr Walter E, Edge Tuesday to State Senator George 

, Redding, The governor also approved a jetty at Strath. 

re- 

This means that the state will "go along 1 * on a BO-BO 

i with the municipality in financing the construction of 

jtttiei at North it. and Morningside rd., at a total 

cost of 175,000. 

Contract for these Jetties hu al- 

ready been awarded by the city— 

conditioned on the state's willing- 

ness to help finance them—to the 

Jaggsrd Elmlneerlnif Co., which U| 

now construcUni stone flttlei at 

1st and 3rd its. it la expected 

that the JBggsrd On. will start 

work on the newly-approvrsd jet- 

ties as soon as it completes the 

present project. 

Completion of the jetties al 

farm Japs May 

Plotting 

it U.S. 

Hate American*, 

Long for Revenge, 

Say. Stilw-.ll A«lr 

the United States makes the 

i mMake it did with Germany 

1B1I, It will never have the 

rtunlty to repeat, we will have 

to blame but ourselves • 

Jol Herbert U Kalbach, for, 

: on oenerai Joseph W. stU 

itiff in Burma, made thai 

to members of Morgan- 

nk post. American Legion, 

Bsday evening last week, 

Legion rooms on the Music 

; Col. K^lbaoh vlfwed the gur 

of Japan with grave jug. 

! we sacked Japan and sock- 

[ tar hard, but make no mla- 

; totwi l*o't. or ttttotj v*#tf% 

' condition of collapse thtt 

ny w«j six months no, 

111 It eBtlrelr P»" 

service station operated fey 

Charles W, Lawson, 8th st, asd 

paHn av, and had been abu- 

sive to a young man attend- 

ant. 

Bane was arrested on Law- 

son's complaint for non-pay- 

ment, but he contended in 

court that It was all a mistake. 

He said he had insisted upon 

paying the attendant who serv- 

ed him, not Lawson, although 

the latter Is the proprietor. 

Scrap Paper Can 

Aid Reconversion 

4 Tom Collected 

Here Thb Week 

The reconversion of American 

Industry from war to peace will 

be hastened by continuance of the 

public effort tq^ salvage scrap pa- 

per, Thomas F, Waldron, chalr 

man of the New Jersey state Sal- 

vage Committee, declared this 

week. 

In a special bulletin to Norman 

V, Sargent. Ocean city chairman. 

Mr. wajdren pointed out tha? 

much salvage work remains to be 

done, at least during the next few 

months, 

AHMED FOBOII 8TXU, 

NEED PAPER 

"Our armed forces still must be 

supplied, net with the weapons of 

war but with 

peace." he said. 

the weapons of 

•TCOd.aU medi- 

cines must still be transported aU 

over tne -world to them, Mt tne 

war be- fought in vain, food, me- 

dicine* and other supplies must al- 

so be forwarded to the liberated 

countries. 

"Reconversion, which means jobs 

and payrolls, Is going to make tre- 

mendous demands on paper mills 

for the packaging of manufactur- 

ed peace items. As of last Tues- 

day,' paper mills throughout the 

country had 'an average of only 

week's supply of raw material. 

They depend largely upon salvage 

collections." 

caumom TO CONTINUE - 

Mr. Sargent announced that 

weekly collections of scrap paper 

will be continued here until the 

War Production Board says It Is 

no longer necessary. He pointed 

out thai it may be seme time be- 

fore the logging industry regains 

sufficient manpower to boost pa- 

per production to anywhere near 

normal, which means that salvag- 

ed paper must take up the slack. 

This week's collection In Ocean 

City on Monday was approximate- 

ly MOO pound*, Mr. Gargent re- 

ported. Some paper put out by 

householders was not picked up by 

the salvage truck, or the total 

would have been considerably 

higher. 

Release of Gas 

Swells Tide of 

Resort Visitors 

Many to Stay Un- 

til After Labor 

Day, b Belief 

The end of the war and gaso- 

line rationing brought to Ocean 

City late last week even more visi- 

tors than had been here previ. 

ously, with Indications pointing to 

continuance of tremendous crowds 

until after Labor Day. 

Drivers who suddenly found gas. 

ollne available In unlimited quan- 

tities itarted shoreward on Wed- 

nesday last week, and continued to 

arrive Thursday, Friday and Bat- 

ortay, until the trame congestion 

over the wtek end was estimated 

by police to be « great as In 

pre-war dayt, 

THURSDAY HEAVIEST 

Thursday saw the heaviest In- 

flux of motorists, some of whom 

had been unable to buy gasoline 

Wednesday because a buying spree 

had drained the service stations. 

Increased auto travel alia result- 

ed from the fact that many ears 

already in the resort, but in ga. 

ages moat of the time to conserve 

gas coupons for the trip home 

were suddenly on the move again 

for minor errands and the sheer 

Joy their owners experienced in 

unrestricted driving. 

VISITORS TO REMAIN 

Publicity Director Norman V. 

Sargent predicted that most of the 

visitors who arrived late last week 

will remain until after Labor Bay, 

thus placing a still heavier burden 

en resort business people who si- 

multaneously are losing some of 

their empleyM who want brief va- 

cations before returning to school, 

Mr. Bargent also forecast an in. 

flux of visitors by auto front more 

distant states during the rest of 

this month and into September, 

BACK TO SUMMER NORMAL 

L Ideal business returned to about 

normal Friday after proprietors 

and employes had enjoyed a^ two- 

day holiday Wednesduwnd Thurs. 

day. Some stores ani • few res- 

taurants which had been closed 

Wednesday, the day after the 

peace announcement, reopened on 

Thursday. A number of restaur- 

ants and a few other businesses 

closed Thursday and reopen. 

ed Friday. 

Oity hall offices reopened rrl- 

for 

Germantown Club 

To Sell Property 

t f id Cte 

Directors 

Club 

py 

of idle Ctermantown 

have decided to dls- 

p of the summer camp prop- 

erty at Ifitti st. and the bayfront, 

to wlilch thousands of youngsters 

were brought for Ocean City va- 

cations for many years. 

The property. Including the two* 

and~a-half story clubhouse and a 

solid block of ground fronting the 

bay aero** the street, has been put 

dp for sale at a price of *30,000. 

'.The ground also has upon it an 

l hall and dining 

uig. 

Decision to give up "Heaven on 

che Bay" w*a arrived at. it was 

learned, beoauae of the high cost 

of iwnlntattting the camp tn the 

F i h i t h i 

n p 

Face of declining philanthropies 

fvom the public. 

The club has not operated Its 

summer camp for the past two 

years, due to tbe expense of need- 

ed repairs, abortage of* food, and 

Inability to miploy capable adult 

Lifeguard.' Ball 

Saturday Night 

The annual lifeguards' ball, 

sponsored by the Ooean City 

Beach Patrol, Will take place to- 

morrow (Saturday) night In the 

Qolden Galleon ballroom, nth st. 

and the boardwalk: 

f 

: 

Danole from 8:30 pm. to mid- 

night will tie to the popular rhy- 

tharos ol Bbger Kent and his or- 

chestra. Tttere alao will be Special 

vocal entertainment, a Jitterbug- 

contest and other events. 

Hie ball is always one of tne 

nifhll(bta of the summer Mason 

w*r*1 tot the Mnrt youngm- cmentlon. 

" to attract a ea- 

day after a two-day vacation 

(Pare t, Pteue) 

• • • 

Big Auto Jam 

On Labor Day 

Congestion Fore- 

seen by Lackey- 

Trie congestion of automobile 

traffie in Ocean Oity last week 

end wag "only a sample" of wftal 

the resort will have to contend 

with a couple of yean from now, 

Chief of Police Robert J. Lackey 

pointed out this week. 

He expressed the opinion that 

one of the greatest needs will be 

to provide more parking lot (pace 

for automobiles, in order to han- 

dle tnem without undue lnconven 

lence to visitors, 

NOT ENOUGH NOW 

"We haven't enough of the right 

kind of parkins; space now for the 

automobiles 111 town, and the 

shortage will be even worse after 

new cars are rolling out at the 

rate of millions a year," he said. 

"The city has gome ground which 

undoubtedly will be used for that 

purpose, and I wouldn't be sur- 

prised if private operators alioj 

went Into the parking bujlneat 

more extensively," 

He said that auto lots Saturday 

night were so Jammed with cars 

that "you could hardly walk 

through them," 

MUST CHANGE A8BURY AVE. 

The post-war traffic Increase an- 

ticipated will also make it more 

Imperative to Improve conditions 

on Anbury av,, the chief believes. 

Many persons who have receiv- 

ed police summonses this year for 

parking their cars on the streets 

over night, have complained'that 

they were unable to let into a 

parking lot within a mile of their 

nans, i . . 

To Employ 400 to 500 Mee 

Women Here Permanently 

City Will Lease Factory Site 

A dream that Ocean City has cherished for a quarter of a centaxy^-tL 

around industry that would insure winter-rime prosperity for AB I 

more than realized if plans of The Meyer Company, announced Mm 

mitted to materialize. 

Ocean City has for many yean attempted to establish .a small, light g 

two, in the hope that it would absorb at least 30 or 40 Worker*. 

The Moyer Company propoaea to construct and penuisem 

fhlstnal plant that would steadily efaploy 400 to 500 mm •nd iwn 

The company, which came into existence at a result of die war and i 

disbursed an average annual payroll here of $187,000 for the part fanr ). 

multiply that figure four times, if it is able to 

mate its plans. This, it is believed, would nbaori 

tically all of Ocean City's proverbial winter *V 

permanently insure a highly prosperous « 

throughout the year. 

The Moyer .Company's final war contract WM < 

by the federal government last wmtk. Its tali " 

call for a swing-over to the manufacture of 

housing units, both for d6mestic and ocpor 

huge demand has developed for this typs of 

provide a itop-gap until tha world la far not 

recovery to turn to a more permanent ty-pa of i 

Whether or not this product wU b# 

by Oeean City later, or whether The Moyer 

be forced to epMbUsk Its phut in ante other < 

—several an UtUltw for It with offers of flnt i 

depend upon two facton: 

1—WheUm- the dty will extend the taw tt*! 

Public Schools 

Ready to Open 

2 Weeks Hence 

New Furnace at 

Cmtral; 18 Mew 

Pupils Register 

The Ocean Oity 

sy-item was nuking 

ntirma this week for the day, two 

weeks ' • 

public Mhos! 

final prcpsr- 

scnool 

from 

bells neiit Monday, when 

will ring ataln far 

resort boys and (iris, 

RenqvaUon and repair of build, 

ings, under wayimost of the turn 

ner, la now nearing pompletiBn, 

and most of the neoesnary arrange, 

menti have been made for ehanges 

in the teaching staffs, 

NEW FtlRNACE AT CENTRAL 

Major project of the summer has 

been the installation of a new hot 

air fmtmce In thi Oentral a». ele. 

men»ry school, IWs I* now earn. 

Dieted, in both Oils school and 

the hlgo school there has been 

the usual painting and plasterksj 

where needed. The two flm 

grade rooms at oentral av. have 

been completely redeeonited. 

The school teachers are Khedul< 

ed to return to work with teach- 

eri 1 meetings on Friday, Septem- 

ber ?, while the purtte will report 

on Monday, the 10th, 

11 NEW PUPILS REGISTEft 

auperinteiident Willard B, Mat. 

thewi reported this week that It 

new pupils were registered on 

Wednesday last week, of these, 

six will enter kindergarten and 12 

are new arrivali who will be at- 

tending grades 1 to «. At a prev. 

lous regigtratlon for kindemrten 

only, last April, 21 additional new 

pupils were enrolled for this tern, 

Mr. Matthews anticipates an up- 

ward trend In gradt school attend- 

ance to nuke itself felt this year. 

There went 31 In kindergarten last 

year, while 27 have registered In 

advance for Bita year. Experience 

has shown that at least one-third 

more will come in when school on- 

ens. The next opportunity for new 

grade school pupils to reelster will 

be on the aftemoon of September 

7, the superintendent said, 

HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION, 

SEPTEMBER 4 TO i 

High Bchool Principal Oeqrge w, 

Meyer announces that the datai ol 

September 4, 5 and « have been 

designated for the rei 

all pupils Of grades ' iglstratk 

7 to la 

tlon of 

who 

have not attended school here 

previously. The registration win 

be at his office in the high aehoel 

(Turn % Weaie) 

Two Ride Bikma to 

C, M, Point and Bach 

Two Ocean City summer vi«- 

itors recently rode to Cape 

May Point and back In one 

day, on bicycles. It wai dis- 

closed this week. 

The trip, August B, was 

made by A, Ray Deist, VOt 

Central av,, and Warnn Kay, 

38 Asbury av, Hiey cowred 

about M miles using the Ocean 

Drive route, and described the 

experience as delightful. 

Both Mr, Oeist and Mr, Kay 

are members of me Philadel- 

phia school eyatetn. 

pany holds on the site of its preHent, t«npot»ty 

plant, at the teat of Texas av,, to «naMe It to «• 

operate until its permanent plant ta completed. 

2—Whether thi dty will gbm it k laug-U*m ] 

four city-owned Uockl sOonf tbe Tim ITwrflsli ~ 

tracks, where the cmnpany w«dd fniMmct a 

phnt.in a fireprbof factory M t ^ 

where it Is, the company has already turned down 

poit-wmr contracts, '••*.,. ~~ 

'ROMPT ACTION BY COY ES&EN*nAL 

Emphasizing the urgent necessity of the city's 

prompt action in extending the lease, an official «f Thm I 

yer Company said thta week: "We cannot sit and Vtmtt." 

prefer to remain in Ocean City, but as mxm as our plan* i 

perfected. It will be necessary for us to go into " " 

pither her« or elsewhere 

"We do not propose to wait six months or * pear i 

possible lease extension, meantime losing out on otfef» 

sites in other possible locations. Originators of the prafif 

cated housing idea are practically begging us to take On ' 

work.'* 

He uid that the company would want a three-yewr obtN 

tension of tha lease on the site which the plant now 

ies, to give it ample opportunity to acquire the _ 

ite from the city on a long-term lease and to coiutratt IteM 

permanent factory. 

During the interim, the old plant would steadily 

ploy 160 to 800 men, 

WOULD SOLVE RESORT'S RECONVERSION 

Work on the prefabricated units probably would 

f th d th ld l fa 

flr CHANGE OF ADDRESS 

After — (DATE) 

SEND MY SENTINEL-LEDGER TO 

STRBBT ADDRESS CITT STATE 

or 

tinue for three years and thug would go a long way hr "tl^J 

ng Oeean City's unemployment difficulties in the » -••••* 

lion period, it was pointed out, M the city promptly 

he lease, the company estimates that almost iminediat«l# 

t can provide jobs for Ooean City's returning war veteiwnffi 

nd for former war workers.

New Et^triofil Wonders. 

F r t A C 9 

R#rrtg«rator* to HaYe FrozenFood Cbmptrt- 

^^TaRnd Gi«, IOWM^ Sub aftwlE 

•-ygsj-psj-t 

a luge part 

easier, mare 

lor AmeHowm 

Bayud " 

"Advancements along tilts line 

will result In passing on fuel savings 

to the public, but even If we 

gm our fjielfor nothlrit, it would 

stUl cut the cost of electricity only 

ITper cent." 

Tm Atlantic City generating 

plant consumes 400 tons of coal 

daily, he said, .so that more effi. 

elent utilisation of lt« heat would 

be of benefit In eoiwrvlAR Amertea's 

coal reserves. 

Welfare Fund Drive 

Is Going Well 

The campaign by tlie Polioe and 

Firemen's Association to raise 

funds for welfare Is progressing 

satisfactorily, aacortlag to Vernon 

Hughes, fluaneial secretary. 

He said this week that man, 

contributions have been receivet. 

In wsponse to loop letterj reeentij 

sent out, although several hundred 

former supporters of the AJSSOejation's 

prognun reniain to be 

heard from. 

ANNOUNCING 

the 


AMOCO 

STATION 

Gas Rffl tiffing 

Strolls Crowd 

Cantlinwd from *•** 

employes. The office workers. Incidentally, 

denied that they stalled 

an -uprising'!, for time off on Wed 

nesday. as reported last week. They 

said they reported to their posts 

to *walt orders, sod that the commissioner, 

told them to take the 

two days off. In line with federal 

government offices. 

Failure of employes to show up 

was believed to be a principal rea- 

845 Brighton pi. 

Herbert H. Blizzard 

A Co. 

ntihuhlpnk 

Call O, C. 18S8-M 

Ennlncs and WtM Enda 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

We Have It 

Seashore Building 

& Loan Alan. 

;/: ;; 'îOSK^ 

will fee open to the end of theMonday, 

alter a victory U» of 

month. Indications are th»t aooomm 

The floUo Pueta AdmuitotniUoB 

Rnnounoed late laat week that delivery 

reotrlctlons on anthracite 

have been lifted, whloli means that 

consumers may now stock up their 

entire winter's supply if they can 

get it from dealen. Previously, 

buying wu limited to only SO per 

cent of the quota toy January 1 

Relber. lieutenant-governor at 

« sent n man to 

< ta^Son on Monday, Kmiimf'gftfifil He also announced that the 

club pped the «nUre division 

dbbto wlThla anethy^monUi 

by vIiiR an attendance av. 

: wejii.In HIS* al (M home 

of 90 per cent during 

e 

MM about to BO Into pro- 

. MONTH 

Other revolutioni tendine toward clently that every Kilowatt hpuf 

• higher stnntlurd of living may of elertritlty consumed produces 

WSBtol^ sears to •eeomBUai, he tlie equivalent of two kilowatt 

hours of heat energy, one of the 

,1 m eace "20* 

Pat lack '••"•"' "lit 

Share Ch»» 'jj" **'• SSc 

• tnri Mu WIMMT 

»BUTTER "^ 

"r 1 

48c 

Other Br«a«a Battw m 47c 

OutMM 

Fancy Blan Chaa 

pfMSMffPto«V%^ 

Agara Lmsctwoa Mwl 

Btaa B»y Maurr«w 

Duir» Wi m 

FmH Caka Bf 

Maaan Jan 

V4A It* i 

A Plover Traof 

"HUT JtO" Routed 

lead 

COFFEE 

h» 47« 

tAftt. SM 

a ^ sis 

, flrmw 

BREAD 

•tat n 

ooW aaaUaHKaaa mM W 

Ml M> MMta M« i 

W AM Available • 

IVORY SOAP 

OXYDOL is *m 

LAVA HAND SOAP 3 

CAMAY SOAP 3 — W 

IVORY FLAKES n-^ Vr23 c 

•PAN 

•te 

•r MM 

[ < J p^ AM' 

1 

all Hwlr 1 

(a. 

n 3 M«i * 

«»•" 

H jj u fraiii 

•'•'; -*"..Vf .: 

Too Late To CUwify 

Ic lunH, 

dti'a 

i-rt 

MAN NOW In MrvMt muit oei 

five room fumlnhed bunnlaw 

las 3 bedrooms, bath, living room, 

lichen; .also garage. Apply 6117 

.Fait »». l«10, 

WANTED—Dlih wHher. Oood pay. 

. « on. 

hauled Tn"e5eileBr'Bonîon OI 'S 

eaiir mmmt, §78, ^ply S3 W! iffi 

•5? S*M 

«BNT-»Btttlfully furnlahedflm 

floor apartment, for September. 

3r ^8^ r ? onth - lm wfitoy »¥,, 

none Q»1«J. S^t 

, catTiaie for siic, ext 

uinaition. Mrs. Taylor 

•ley av,. first floor. PWne 

..'ABMUM*—Three or four Mdnmn 

Houserior yeiir round occupancy 

Fnone QW5. tf 

"TANTto — WftltreiSej, experlenced. 

Watson 1 ! Oof fee ^ 

Phone Mrs, Jones, low 

¥iew. 

JJOW—Meketbooic with t 

-buneliea of keys, j. a. 

310 Harbor Lane, •omen 

Reward. 

vMTTBD-urns 18 years ol age or 

over, Utterers Mo Boardwalk. 

dlHon; and 14-ft. la 

t in Mod ahapc. Also man'* 

•war iloyole, B-inch wheels, 

enberi. Bay View Drive, atriith- 

B-34 

LOST _ Wyler man's white fold 

wrist watoh, brown strap. Monday. 

Reward. MIS central *v, 8-24 

SAW - fttoth sailboat, complete 

HO.0O, includes sail, masp and 

paoflle. iO12 Atbury av. n-24 

!T_êd and blue small snake> 

WANTED _ aoy» or younf m«i 

pot WMhers. dtah washers Bni 

»»ln handbag contHimng vaiuable 

keys, sun glasses, other 

articles. Reward. Return to Hotel 

BBlseayne. l s e a y n e 1 2 4 

LOST — Small round sold wrttt 

wateh, blMlt eord, initials, O M 

on ^ck. if found return to •en. 

>1-I^^r office. MwM, 8.31 

»»« — Brown wallet. cuntnlnliiB 

110 DMtu gavlng rtuft,, tl eash. 

Reward. Cameo Waffle Shop, loth 

if, ana Boardwalk, i-aj 

Womsn's bicycle wioT^wire 

—it and kick stand. NBW 

, e tire, 116.00. Also 30-Kallon 

water tank with gag cbn. 137 Sen. 

tral av. Phone 14tB-J. 8.34 

VAN 4 eD=Beliaien, colored. colored Good 

wages and maintenance. 1Oceanic 

lotel,_lltft_anil Weilty av. »-« §.34 

~hm - New and used bed HnelT 

Joor model Phllco Bw-lng-Bye 

radio, blankets, mianlluwaug furniture, 

kitchen utensils, electric 

toaster, etc. 300 Ninth «, _8-Si 

LOST—ConkJln fountain peri. Beward, 

L. Chandler. 844 North st. 

iALE—nht M.ft, twin screw snort 

ftahtnt bo«t; M-ft, shelter cifin 

1a skifl TO h.p. Ohrysler Bngine, 

tlHOO, Wf Pleaaure av. j.^4 

SALE—Ija ifli—ladieii 

Rrar — Aportment, 2 bedrooms 

living room and batB, on first 

floor. Adulti only. Available ' 

mediately. TOI fHfth st. •.34 .-„ 

WASrisu—w«otieal nurse wanted 

Oerrutrs, Phone im_ __ t-M 

WANTED — Three or four bud. 

mm unfurnished apartment, 

porch, for year 'round lease. Refined 

adufts. Heated Breferred. 

IMP Central ay, " 8.7 

BALE — Portable ease Rontainini 

hnney comb frmnes. u.m, rnrtlcally 

neg, J040 Central ay. g.7 

BAIM— Evinrude light 4 outboard 

motor, j> h,p. Can be seen at 

Becker's Boat Yard, 18th st. and 

Lagoon. (.94 

(94 

AKIEU—Two or three bedroom 

apartment pr cottaee year round 

occupancy. Phone 08M, tf 

1 bicycle 28-Inch, Elgin, 

good condition, balloon tires, 

many extras. MS.OO, 1IO8 Wesley 

8-314 

w — House or Apartment 

rrom October IB to Aprill. Two 

or three beflrootns. Four adulu. 

Boar asai, Bentlnei-Ledeer. t-st 

atchet stoelTand dieffom 

ewardl, returned tojj 

•EA ISLB TO AUCTION 

MOKE LOTS, SATURDAY 

Sea Isle City's second public sale 

of elty-owned real estate will take 

Place tomorrow at 1 p.m. at city 

hall. Twenty parcels of land will 

be disposed of at minimum bid 

prices ranging from iaoo to $700. 

Furniture polish can be made of 

wo parts balled linseed oil and 

>ne part turpentine. 

11 

M.E.BLATT CO. 

»•« DM 4-1111 

Silhouette drama in "New Look" fashions 

for 1946—definitely future-perfect! SM 

their wingspread dolman sleevei, curved 

broad shoulders, slim skirts ~— dresses excitingly 

figure-flattering to wear for big 

moments from now on I Spotlighted here— 

do come and see the entire fashion-fresh 

collection of black crepe dresses today. 

Misses' sizes 12 to 20. 

•19- 95 te *39 9S 

'-*.-. 

OCEAN CITY SEKTINEL-LEDGER — 

HALF MOON 

ART GALLERIES 

934 Boardwalk Ocean City, N, J. 

IMPORTANT! 

Rare Collection of Fine 

Diamonds 

Consigned By Very Prominent Family 

(Nan Mast Be wltMM) 

TO BE SOLD AT 

Public 

Auction Sale 

Sat., Aug. 25,1945—7:30 p, m. 

Fancy Pear-Shaped Diamond Ring 

1 Pear^Shaped Diamond — Blue White 

1 Pear-Shaped Diamond — Canary 

Platinum Mounting 

12 Round Diamonds 

16 Baguette Diamonds 

) 16.00 carats 

) for both 

All Gem Diamond* 

Canary and Pear-Shaped Diamond Pin 

Consisting of 

1 Canary Gem Diamond 

2 Larger Pear-Shaped Diamonds * 

6 Smaller Pear-Shaped Diamonds ) 

2 Marquise Diamonds ' ) 

Made By Carrier of Paris 

about 5.00 carat* 

, Also — DIAMOND PLATINUM CHAIN 

containing 28 Round Diamonds about 3.S0 carats 

Two Emerald Cut Diamond Ring 

1 Gem Red Diamond 

1 Gem Blue White Diamond 

20 Baguette Diamond* 


Both Diamonds Are Perfect 

) about 

) 7.50 carat* 

) about 

) 2.00 carat* 

Oriental Sapphire and Diamond Brooch 

3 Marquise Diamonds 

2 Octagon-Shaped Diamonds 


52 Oriental Cashmere Sapphires 

Oriental Ruby and Diamond Drop 

Made By TIFFANY and CO, 

Can Be Worn As Pin or Necklace 

1 Gem Oriental Ruby 

66 Blue White Diamonds 

All Diamond Necklace Chain 


about 3.25 carati 




•bout 15.00 carat* 


Fancy Triangle & Baguette Diamond Ring 

3 Triangle Diamonds about 3.50 carat* 

7 Round Diamonds ) about 

17'Baguette Diamond* ) 3,00 caraU 

Platinum Mounting of die Finest Quality and Workmanship 

Emerald Gut Diamond Ring 

1 Emerald Cut Diamond about 13,60 cants 

2 Tapered Baguette Diamond* 

Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring . 

Blue White Round Diamond about 10.50 carat* 

Gentlemen's Platinum Diamond Ring 

Blue White Round Diamond about 7J0 carats 

The Above Collection Wm Appraised At $250,000 

Half Moon Art Gil] 

OCEAN^ CITY, N. J. 

Mr

flk"" * 

tutu «*pioiNrf«i« 

vice. nutMBtlan WM cut to 

FW to an U» ntion*d __. 

„, r tfr ittfattUM and DMaiue the 

#Mlona wer. ahorMiandML 

BE READY TO BUILD 

Home of Your, A. goon At Building 

Material. An RelMwed 

SECURE YOUR LOT NOW 

f.

916 

to 

•Soon 

• IwMora 

• FP ' 

— major tource 

mart watkmlM to 

In 

to 

**}" 

of Acrleultttn Clinton 

P. Andenon declared that It may 

M po**mla to end food rationing 

*"- - - but the Offlc* of Price 

oppoitte 

MOMt MEAT IN ncOHVCT 

TIM OPA on Tuesday gave I 

mlse oX more meat for civile 

however, aa it reported plan* to 

Mduce red point values In September 

Anticipating the n 

OPA said that restaurant* and 

tel* which have run short of 



UNLIMITED PARKING 

Open Weak Pays—1 to 8 p. m. 

BHrimu to • p. m. 


WMUngtMi, D.C.. 9th & Mune Ave., S.W. 

-Inn 

SHOP 

BREAKFAST 

8 to 12 

OubBra-JrfMtt 

, 2Se to 7Sc 

DAILY 

l " ROOMS 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCHEON 

DINNERS 

SANDWICHES 

vINOY The Friendly 

Dining Room 

Central Ave. 

Hone-Cooked Meala 

lbs, fieari Schnltuer, Prop. 

928 Boardwalk 

Serving Sandwiches, tot or 

cold. Breakfast, Lonch and 

Plotter Dinners. Bevermgm, 

Spedaltiw, Hamburgers 

and Hot Dogs. 

Candles 

Fountain Service 

Breyer*s Ice Cream 

(Abo In Quarts or Balk) 

"-•win, Pup pom, Mule. 

co and News Stud 

J- F.HMt 

DINNERS *1 

II to • BJH. 

BmkfMt, 8 to 11 «.m. 

Innrhfon BOOB to 1 p.m. 

•MMAaiayi and HelUf. 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth PUce and 

AU c. COKSON, 

fall Course DINNERS 

OCEAN OTY SE>mNEL4JEDGER 

Controls g d 

On Work Conditions 

W I on i 

^Mrthe point 

didnt complete 

thelr bomb 

tin* 

will.make 

give e them th* the op- 

Jurt the| taurant to get as mi)ch _ 

mlty to perfect thelr bomb, 

mene meat for the September-October 

allotment perioa a* it did outl" 

during the May-June period." an HIS PREDICTION 

OPA spokesman said 

Lt. Col. KaBiach made one pre- 

RATIONING MAY END SOON diction which already has been 

Secretary Andenon said that partially fulfilled .- 

" rationing can be terminated 

! next few months lr th« vol- •What I expect to happen," he 

said, "is for Japan to stall around 

s has been anticipated as long as possible, lo keep our 

Wor the first three quarters or troops from landing .on Japan 

the ear the average per capita Meanwhile, emissaries will be sent 

meat suppl has Deen from 115 to each army commander with se- 

to 130 pounds a year .but If the cret Instructions from headquart- 

heavy run of meat to market maers.terializes it will shoot up to 145 

Hounds in the last quarter. Such When the surrender of the Jap- 

an Increase would bring supply anese ese army does take place, l 

and demand into balance and jus- protobly will M surprised at 

tify the end of rationing, Ander- 

lu 

ta Rb th 

son said. 

i 

Most meats were as scarce in 

local stores this week as they have 

been all summer, although 

g 

the 

ly improve »rt«l to lie 

SHOE RATIONING 

END SOON 

War Production Beard spokesmen 

Indicated at Wushingtenihis 

week that th# end of shoe ration; 

Ing can be expected between two 

weeks and two months from now 

The agency is asjemWyino supy 

and production statistics bK 

ore making a final decision. Mil- 

••wy and naval shoe requirements 

—-• have been drastically 

Warn* Japs May be 

Plotting Big Hoax 

O l l d from pg 1 

eountrj 1 msmbnsbJik. 

er, has 1 en spending a two-week 

The new members are- William 

tncation in Ocean City, accorulnir 

Por 

Boyd Resss. Kmart R. Ostnndar, 

tu an Item in The Plainfleld Cour 

Mlchari J MoOuaker, Charles 

Icr-Nens It «n.lwl tji^t 1^. ^ 

trols on working conditions for sons fmind "nnathrr ooniiltloiu 

William V Meenan, Joseph 8 women and minors in New Jerac> much Iniproveil over the situation 

Bradway. Robert H Pullen, Tho- a as revoked Tursda\ b\ State La- when he left Pliilnfleld." 

mai E Chattln. Jr and Joseph bor Commissioner Hirij C Harp- 

Castaldl 

er 

Comnuutder Moyer commended The principal pre-war restriction 

FTtANKl,V SPEAKINfl 

Pifenklln A- King, senior vice com- restored is the limiting of \tnmcn She went to the butcher's 

mander-elect for hi* efforts In the 

to a work dav ol no morr tlmn 10 P\jr spnrcrlbs and suet. 

hours with emplo ment not ex 

membership drive , 

But . found that some others 

cerdtng M hours in n week Wo- Had bratcn her tuot. 

Service Officer Shafto called atmen canno,t work before 7 a m 

tention to the fact that the ser- after midnight Children from 

Sho said she woyld nettle 

oth 18 are not permitted to work\ 

pacity of any single person and more than 40 hours a week or" 

requested Jack o Jernee Incom- 

aftrr 10 pjn 

ok 

ing post commander, to arrange 

a new setup for this departme 

The next meeting of the Post Is Weather Man From 

scheduled for September s. Plainfield Here 

py M surprised at lu 

"8«m, the Weatherman," who 

atae. Remember, the Jap not oniy FIBST SUBMARINE 

dishes out weather data in the 

(I a military feree- he |» an eco The first submarine wat built Plalnfield.Jersey City area, appar- 

nomlc force. Remember, not all na by John Holland of Faasale Counently likes Ocean city's brand of 

tives of the invaded countries hnt ty and now reposes in the public weather better than his own. 

ed the Jap. Many increased their museum at Peterson 

B, IS. Pearson, tne u, 8. observincome 

and were content with the 

setup. 

JAPS DISGUISED AS CHINESE 

"The Jap soldier can ilip out of 

his uniform and step into a pair 

of dirty britches, and he will defy 

identification. Even our own Inter 

preters couldn't tell a Jap from 

a Chinese. The dialecta in China 

are go contrasting that Chinese 

from different localities en n't understand 

each other. 

"The Japs hate ••, They look 

lanmM la the da; when the, 

RESTAURANT 

can MBB» •roounU. We (D be 

fool, if we flee then the aptnr- 

'" 

Par more than «S minutes, „ 

JEV AVENUE 

Col Kaibach held the Legionnaires 

surfendered with iy main spellbound with an account of the 

anny Intact, we crippled Japan's horrors and hardships of tne Bur- 

naey but we never came up against ma campaign. 

the main body of it» army In 

Commander c, Joseph Mayer 

Manehukuo. LJttle doubt the ato- 

presided. Ten veterans, nine from 

mlc bomb h t d 

THE HENRY PLATE 

RESTAURANTS 

Popular Prices 

Mask You'll Enjoy 

Ninth St. At Wesley Ave. 

Hotel Strand Building 

•OTABT CLUB MEETS HIRE FRIDAYS AT « P, K. 

BREAKFAST 9 to iZiSO 

PINNER 4 to 9:30 

CLIFFE'S SPECIAL... $1.25 

Filet of Maunder Deviled Crab 

Deviled Clam 

Pried Oysters Deep Bea Scallops 

•hrimp Balaa Cole Slaw 

French pried Potatoes Lettuce and Tomato I 

Holla and Butter Oofffe or Tea 

Specializing In All Type 

Seafood Dinners 

Lobsters, Soft Crabs, Scallops, 

Shrimp, etc 

CLIFFE'S 


JOHN S, TUNNIOLIFFE, Frap, 

802 Boardwalk Phone 0602 

(CLOSED WEDNESDAYS) 

AB-OBBM \fimw from E*«y Seat, . , Right on tne Boardwalk 

Restaurant 

On the Boardwalk at Fourth Street 

•Mm 

*t.-. ..->•- v 

THE BOARDWALK RESTAURANT 

For th« Garden, Section 

• Fine Food 

• Moderately 

* Generous Portioiu 

* By the Ocean 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

D4mwm 4:30 to 8 Bmkfut 8i30 to 11:30 

S«*ch7.3>00 to tiM 

OPEN DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAYS 

Northwood—Where Dining /« Always 

A Pleasure 

Excellent Food 

Moderate Prices 

Pleasant Environment 

Courteous Service 

THE ... 

Garden Patch 

MABIE C. TOWNSEND. Prop. 

Open fron 8 A. M. 

aad BOARDWALK-Nrxt to ViUage 

A: 

ror meat 

The b 

I Ju«t 

SEAFOW 

RESTAI 

Open 

From 12 No* 

Until 8:30 PJ 

and closed one day weekly (To 

WANTED 

WAITRESSES 

" » ti 

Watson's Coffee Shop* 

One of Ocean City's Better Dintag 

OCEAN AVE, at NINTH ST. '$ 

Horsey's Restaurant] 

1357-59 Asbury Avenue 

OINNEBa—4iN to 1 

SUNDAYS and UOLIBAYS-.3 III I 

BREAKFAST—8:30 % lliM 

POINT TAVER 

EVERY DAY 

0H THE BAY AT IOMERS POINT 

' Delicious Lobsters 

jL a Spadalty 

r , • 

, Steaks, and Chops 

Seafood in Variety 

RK at the 

Hwnmood 

D«li0hfful»br««E«-iw#Bf dinina r«««.« »»A bar 

\, 

** , rfl— -./ 

r- 

r. Augu«t 24, 194? OCEAN 

Ctfjtote* 

IU Title 

All-Stat* 

team clinched the 

of the Ocean city 

Tuesday night, by 

• • All-Stars, de 

• to 1, 

_ i| runs , m 

finning," whrti Pitcher Moon 

,» * round-tripper and «nt 

otWM luani! afioad oj htei, 

put the Army out In front 

[Hen lost their one b!« apner- 

' to the thiTo aemlon when 

— Qtutafsolt walloped a homer 

, JUi two on., base, but faUea to 

touph fl»t ban on the way around 

Roy Steele's 

Ship Bar 

at the 

Trolley Station, Somera Point 

you can enjoy an evening of laughs with 

|jfour favorite drink*. It's always MI enjoyable eve- 

*ag with 

JOE FISHER at th« PIANO 

PACKAGE GOODS TO TAKE OUT 

Cantaim fifth* 3,45 

Sehenley Black Label fifht 3.89 

Three Feathers fifth 3.87 

Park & Tilford Reserve fifth 3.40 

Golden Weddtoi fifth 3.43 

Green River fifth 3.32 

Fleishman'. 80 proof fifth 3,53, 

GU Guckenheimer , fifth^-Sl 

Philadelphia pt. 2.47 fifth 3.93 

Walsh pt^4^,qH»rt 4.28 

y * pt. 2.47 fifth 3,83 

Haviland pt. 2.47 fifth 3.89 

Tom Hardy pt. 2.47 fifth 3,89 

Coronet Brandy , pt, 2.46 

GIN, RUM and BRANDIES 

BEER BY THE CASE 

GROVE 

I the May. fanning Road—John S. Lamb, Prop, 

om tmm hra sosffiBg W>INT encu 

Muiie 

• JACK ALBIK 

Clean 

Fun 

AT THE PIANO 

NIGHTLY 

DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 

I'll See You At... 

MAENNER'S 

On tile Circle — Somers Point 

©liraCM 

Jean won the fM set at 7-Suui 

was beaten doip In the otMh % 

close •cores of 4-4, i-6, 

fVjrty-seven outst4ndinK fill 

players from 14 states were entered 

in tne tourney. Anou them 

were Jane Austin, winner of the 

Atlantic Coist girls' title on the 

Ocean City eotfrti earlier um 

month, and Deborah' Welsh, who 

fat th* aMgiel ana 

s O l i w l i H 

—PLATTIRi- 

Whole CklikiB Loftlter 

BiU Chicken Lihln , 

Potato ssUi ..^.=== 

Julienne FstitHS , 

Csle iisw - 

Pickled Beet. .—... 

Hirnrd Ben. _„,,,„,„ 

Hluroml * CkNIt 

Cnunt Iflutk — 

Rice 

dim 

liked Mini .... 

. _ j je 

..,-. ,»t, m 

sa order Ik 

_OP1V ALt YIAR— 

«,.»i, a? 

_...lt. He 

.„»», m 

'OME COOKINC 

Point 

Dies 5 Days 

After His Wife 

ANWOUMCIMQ 

The Appointment of 

OCEM CITY 

OARAGE 

9th A Ocean Ave, 

FOB 

PLYMOUTH 4 

OESOTO 

Sales & 

Service 

HAKOLB 

*•••«»*«•«»»«»«*«««>«#' 

^jay^^^^^^^ 

Sabtirri Br6theri 

Meet in Pacific 

8OMER8 POINT—Mr. and lln. 


METHODIST 

10 ajn, Sunday School. , 

11 ajn, Momliu fcrvice. Topic! 

"Love's Gift," 

B:SO p.m. Youth fellowship meet- 

7:M pjn. "Sinners' Friend, 11 

* * 9 

FIRST BAPTIST 

10 Bin. Sunday School, Mrs, Millard 

KilduS wifl take charge, 

11 a.m. Morning Worship, special 

services, with Rev- Millard 

KilduS in charge, Rev. and Mm. 

•ilduff are missionaries Irom the 

Kentucky mountains. 

% f :W DJn, B. V, F, V. Arden Ita- 

Urge Ratioiferfs 

To Stay on Jdb 

a&H^tttiufifiiiiafeMi 

A. W. aahurn have ji|st nsoetvod 

word that UMIr two SMIS, S-fct. 

Jack Sabum and Opl. Walter 8abum, 

have met in the Philippine*. 

The defendlnt tlUIsU started 

Jack has been in the Pacific for 

With Swiiyne on tne mound, »• 

a year with 757th Field Artillery, xattsat 

- him vm Moore in the 

Walter A, Smith ana Walt was hi the European 

Inning hut It didn't help 

theatre and saw action lu Ger- 

Moon hurled nice ball for 

HI Short Tone 

many with the lwth Combat En- 

Sm «»ra 

my. and got his outstanding 

gineers Be went directly from 

support flom MtaAlUsier at 

eOMERs POINT — Walter A. France to tbe Pacific and U now 

bMe and Ardrey to riaht 

Smith. «7, died at his home, Sis on Luzon. • * 

gtjiut M 

Thli was their first meeting In 

Handera Students MM, 

mori. than two year*. 

days after 

Their sister, Virginia, la a phar- 

Resort Girl in Win Swim Honor* whose funera 

macists mate In the O. S. Naval 

afternoon. 

Hospital, St. Alburn, Long Island. 

,,mjf MWti Virginia Thbmamn, 

U, S, Net Tourney Marilyn Fon ana Lois Thompsbn, Mr. smith, a retired plufliber, 

BWlmminR Miss Mary jean Cooper, Ocean 

students at We Fland- had teen in buslnMs lure 3S Fear*, 

City student at WesMofm Sehoor. 

ers pools here, won Honors last He wM affiliated with Keystone 

jfle a at.ronk' allowing Monday Friday night at a twlro meet at Chapter, ¥, and A. M-, Llnwood, 

In the National Qlrls' tennis oham. Oleinenton" K. J. 

• Qhderdown Aibly of 

~ -inshln tournament at Bt Mar- 

lla, Order of Eiwterrj 

Virginia won two first places, 

.'s am. out WM ellmlne ated In 

_ imers Point RepuHleati 

one in the backstroke «nd one in 

the second round. 

the novice event, Xjois captured 

League, and the nre Company. 

neons place in the novloe race, SurvlvlnR are one aon and four 

Marilyn f hushed second in the daughters. Hairy, elty taji eoU 

t Mm. OoroUiy Btittan, 

nil M tiiii 

clalr, H. J, and Mrs, Florence Roberts. 

A slater, MJH. Rebecca Set 

domrldge, of Philadelphia, alto iur. 

ViVBS, 

Following a viewing Thursday 

evening, at the home, of his toq, 

10 E, Johnson av., service* will be 

hojnpjoos reside in Mad. held Friday at 1 pJn, 

, Marilyn Fox ta from 

POCAHQNTAS OBSKRVES 

MTHAWOTnian 

MORE SPOBT NEWS, PAGE U 

POINT—Bflver Moon 

Council, No, II, Degreo of Poca- 

Mlsi Ada Johnson, of the city hontaa, celebrated its 24th fl 

electrical bureau, spent the week 

n a n Friday evening at the 

York av, fire haU, wilh Mrs, ' 

end attending the annual Malaga 

He : 

Camp Meeting. 

ed, 

Henry Irelaa Deputy Great Sachem, 

of PltasuitvUe, guest speak, 

GOOD FDDD wU er, dUciwM the possibility of 

forming a Red Men s council in 

this district. 

& GOOD SIRVitl Other guests were present from 

Allequlppa Councl" PleasantvlUe. 

and White swan Council, beeds 

But Bliockey, DoiuLhy lutton, 

Emma Maim and Carrie Menderion, 

detorated the hall. Mrs Bslf 

Kresser and Helen Rodgkiss were 

in charge of the evenings refreali- 

Haslam's ments. 

Announeement was made that a 

Ocean City's New skating party would take place In 

Ocean City. Thursday of thl* 

week, mm Mae ShMfeey, chairman. 

METEK TALKS TO POINT 

KIWANIB CLUB 

715 Asbury Av. txanma ram - oeort* ir. 

Meyer, principal of. Oceon mis 

High Scliool, addressed fclwanii 

Phone 0974 Club Tuesdny nlgnt on the -lldu- 

Gational Clause hi the OJ, Bffl of 

Rights". 

Open 10 AM. la 8:M P.M. Lt. aovemor F, Edwin JRelber, 

of Ocean City, presented the tt, 

CLOSED MONDAYS Oovernors 

Seafood Platters 

Steaks and Chops 

Sandwiches 

ALSO 

COOKED FOOD 

TO TAKE OUT 

Sevilea Clsm ^~. 

DITUM erst Uki 

Filet gl Flounder „ 

Him Cngyitu . 

Cbliton 

__.._Jft 

1 goal duringawarf 

for 

to the clun. fint 

City and Upper Cape May 

received * lelegMm {Mb 

Admltdstnitor Oheater Bowlea T 

MEN HOME 

ing him and the other members to 

POINT—Oeorge John- "stay In the game until the final 

son, son of Mr. and Mrs George whistle." 

Johnson has completed his boot 

training at Mempnls, Ifenn, and 

At the same urn*. OmOM EU, 

Is spending a 10-day leave with 

trlct Director T. Baroltf fMttipter 

his parents. 

•ent penona] letter* to all boirS 

chairmen declaring that "the ela- 

Pfc George Oerety back from 3 tion we feel must

Dea'd School 

eatteNews 

AVOVST titS— 

tUUtm •atari fnti and Herbert M.r.h.11 In 

ENCHANTED COTTAGE' 

•M MONDAY, AtoOMT'M-t^- ~' ~ 

M Omif, DoUiM Reed atM Wmttmim Mftln in 

"GENTLE ANNIE" 

Om Qlrt of the Wemi 

ACGCSI m— 

-kttt

On Sunday For Week 

~~ "* ' included in Lirt of Speaker. 

Here 

Sd th 

* ite 

' meeting) & ooiuttniUte M? 

Sunday ]p the T»- 

t th 

Sunday ]p 

oonttmi* the T» 

throi«ti 

». with 

Maw Off "H Camp Meeting tw been • 

P. [»iiu»l»l Cfaneli.1 Mature of ramrt religious life rrom 

IX OL. «m «• fwtltlls time Ocean City was founded, 

tM ChuroH an thslMMI til tale place in the oldnt 

"TMrt Theater «m|oBurth Building «i the island be 

M ChuroH an thslMMI til tale place in the oldnt 

Mrt Theater. «m-|oBurth Building «i the island, be- 

at T:« pjn underltwien 6th and 0th sts. Mualc this 

> i;w IMOM UUOVI »wmM4 fith mid oth sts Music this 

•MM* Luttwranl pear will be under ttie direction 

lot flev B, W 

* ~" " at" each service 

BUnday-I*. F. B. Htrrls. chap. 

1Mb of tin D. e. Senate, WMhinJr 

ton. D. C. 

M y 

of un 

Ocean Oily 

Tuejday—Kev. W. Elwell Lake, 

president of the Ocean CKy Tab- 

ernacle Association. 

Wednesday—Dr. F. A. DMnrto, 

New Jeney Conference, vu i- pre- 

sident of the Tabernacle A ucin- 

tlo.1'. 

îldoly known 

j ths Wtttk « 

I Ii ssrttac on many 

Wright, of the Phil- Wdny—Dr Leon T Mooir 

imift There will be th * PhU»*lphl" Conference, t 

i at each n*vlt* ll "L ot « le Tnbernatle Associa 

All evening services will iw at 

'-" pm. and will be in tne Tab- 

ttw Mtswtl atntote. except Sunday nlghta 

when the Mrvtce 

TUUga theatre. 

will be In thr 

*tMaken for the services will be 

Association 

W Palmer. New 

.terse Conference, trustee or the 

rabernacle Association 

Sunday morning, Sept 3—Dr. B 

Princeton 

O Homiigtiausen. of r. ...„„„, 

Theloglcal Seminary; evening. r>r 

B. S. Clements, of the Bryn Mawr 

Presbyterian Church 

Church Announcements 

BbpUna 

dijtlngulshed 

to ««ll-lnfomied 

Jam trends. 

• I, Dr. Rasa etorer 

••trices lit toe 

•WStnwl 

£"i 'iSHS. 1 **- Ph*le." bf Krat-EliJrt, 

Jn r. AIM. Minuter 7;« nm. The Boardwalk Twl- 

Hunday pitgented a wond- light Bervlee, Bishop FrrtI pierce 

-^...f^ft erow ?« th?i^rton, of the Philadelphia a 

Wful sight, ai people crowded Uit Dergon, of the PhllBdelpJila area 

eburehes for worship servieet. It of the Methodist: Churcn will be 

ranlnds one-that Is one who I the guest speaker for this servi 

Dr. Harris Tabernacle 

Speaker 

Or. Frederick Brown Harris, ( 

chaplain of the V B Senate and 

pastor of the Foundry Methodist 

Church, Washington. D O, will 

preach at the morning and eve-1 

ntag cerVicea of the Tabernacle I 

Association on Sunday 

Services vllj begin at the Tuber-1 

nacle at 10 4S ajn . and at the Vil- 

lage Theatre. 6th ot and the 

Boardwalk, ot T 43 pm 

Or Harris began his career In 

tl« New Jersey Conference, and Is 

well known and admired In Ocean 

City He nas just completed an en- 

gagement In Toronto, Canada, at 

the Eaton Methodist Church 

MB morning theme win be -A 

Divine Detour" His evening topic 

will be 'The Haioc of Sate 

Soloists will tie Edna Haddock, 

soprano or the Arch Street Meth- 

odist quartet. Philadelphia, and 

Samuel Brick, of the quartet of 

Holy Trinity Cathedral. Philadel- 

phia. 

A song service preceding eaoh 

preaching sen-toe is led by Rev. 

Richard W Wright, official song 

Stand at 

Sunday 

Sunday, the "dajr of prayer and 

Ocean 

Richard W Wrl«ht, official sons 

leader of the Philadelphia Confer- 

enoe 

one—that Is one whoj the guest speaker for this service 

ilp a regular part ofloeorge Lseham, tenor, will sing 

that type of Individ, as a solo, "^n the dates of trf 

all over you «rhen| TemplA" by * *~ : --""• ; 

• trio. "prBtae Ye," by Verti 

An unutual part of tne service 

will be the presentation of two 

Mo- 

reminds 

make 

his 1__ 

ual who „-„.„, „ „___ 

he wants something and leaves 

you decidedly atone when seme 

imw interest appears. - . WUJ „, me prBsentation of tw 

Worship is » state of mind and numBeri, "Ave Venun." by Mo 

heart In Its relation to The Iter-leart, and "Cherubic Song," by Bor- 

naj. All Scripture would teach that tyan»ki, theie two numbers to be 

It Is not something which can be I presented By a chorus of woBJeii. 

*-— Up o( laid down at will: Itl each of whom Is a soloist in miuie 

Si eensttnt. Remembering circles at home. They have gsth. 

O» paalmlfltg statement, "A Thou- ered thenijelres Into thl» fellow. 

ssjM yeaiB are but M a day with ship during their vaisatlon in O«. 

Ood," one hour In a weelE Is little Un Olty, The choir Is led by Mrs. 

Slough for His attention, Jnuehllieon BrlcK, of Ridgtwood, N J 

lisa for one to give Kim only an • • * 

hour In a decade. FIRST PRSSB1TERIAN 

^ftwWliig a place and a service |J* «t and Wesley »», 

f» those who wish to Be more' " "" ' *~- J " 

constant io the purpose of the 

and 

irnrh 

eamnt is the purpose of the I -TS t? 

bovB church la the SWVIHPS which gJ B . B E;h n l ly f 1 ' Me« tln g «" l M 

re announced below; Bunaay Bchool teachers and offi. 

»;30 ajn. The church School. P*!",'" the rtioir room. 

»;30 ajn. The church School. , 

Continue your religious education MI ~ 

while ehtavtair ^.^.11. vai,Bti**H ^^^^.1 t^-^s 

Bchool teacher 

the rtioir room. 

BJn - Tbe Church at Study 

Catherine Gordon, guperln 

e epjoytag your vacation. Here , MI ^. F 8 **"" 6 Oarian, guperln. 

will find a group of Christian 2 n s2to W 

people Interested in JearnlnB how 

to live the Ohrtst-Uke way. 

10:45 ajn. The Morning Service 

of Worship. The sermon subject for 

IWi serrlee wul be, • •Reconversion." 

MBas Elsie M«cPariane, aeeemplkh. 

iO eoBtttUts from New York City, 

«a rtng M a solo during this 

serrtce, j'The Ninety-First psata," 

by MaeDcrmlrt. she will Join the 

other members of the quartet in 

prMentinr, "With a Voice of Sing- 

Ine," by Bh»w. and "Jesus Lover 

of Mr Soul," by William*. Mr. 

Aahton wUl play as organ num- 

ism, "Bnelude and Fugue In H 

Mnor," fThe OBthednl) by Bach 

•ncl "Andante In o," by Batiste' 

„ —. Cooper, assistant super 

intendents. Phil S, Barrett, sone 

leader. B. 8. lesson for September 

and, "Joseph's place in Gods Plan " 

Oeor-sls JB; 30-8S, 41: 14.16, 2S 

41-43. Todays leg»n t« be taught 

from the pulpit by Miss Martha 

Stevenson, of Philadelphia. 

10r4J ajn. The Church at Wor- 

ship. Sermon, "My Peace I Qlve 

Onto You." John 14: 87-31. The 

choir, directed by Mr. Barrett, will 

sing, "Thou wilt Keep Him in Per- 

feet peace." The trio will sine 

"Praise Ye," by Verdi, Audrey Oa- 

Ample parking space U provided 

on the Camp Ground tot all wor- 

shippers- 

Final Auxiliary 

Meeting Monday 

Radio Story Teller 

to Entertain 

La*t mjetlng of the Presbyter- 

ian Bummer Auxiliary will take 

place Monday In the south solar- 

lum of The Flanders at 3:30 0JB 

Hostesses will be auxiliary officers 

This summer's corps of officers 

included Mrs. Alien o Thomas 

BTisldent: Mrs. Harry A. Palmer 

vice president; Mrs. Clarence j, 

Shllcoclt, corresponding secretary 

Mrs. O. V. Johnston, recording sec- 

retary; Mrs. J. Melvin Smith and | 

Miss Martha Stevenson, treasurerg 

Entertainment for the last meet- 

ing will be furnished by Jeannctte 

T, Broomal, foraier wacher of the 

Philadelphia normal schools, who 

Is now with radio station KYW 

She is known to children as "Aunt 

Jflnie," a favorite story teller A 

small group of the Crescendo 

Club will provide specHi music. 

At the meeting inst Monday Mi 

GEORGE LAPIIAM 

tJeorge Lapham, whose regular 

church position Is tenor soloist in 

Dr. Alexander Mccurdy^ dlstln- 

gulslied choir at flecond Presbytor- 

ian church, Philadelphia, will sing 

th» well known solo, "Open the 

antes of the Temple," by Knapp, 

during the Boardwalk Twilight 

Service of the Plrut Methodist 

Church, Sunday evening. 

SEA ISLE CHUBCH 

OBSERVES ANNIVERSAHV 

the Methodist Church of Bea 

Isle City celebrated its 6!nd annl» 

versary Bunday with special morn, 

ing and evening programs. The 

morning sermon was given by Rev, 

William W. Payne, superintendent 

of the Brldgetoii District, while 

Rev. s, Paul Jefferson, president 

of the Massachusetts Baptist Con- 

vention, was the evening speaker. 

Tthanksgiving' proclaimed by 

Isldenf Truman, saw emry Uvwu 

I City ohurah filled to overflowlna 

|« remt resident, expresIM their 

htsMMlt thsnta. for ta» end of 

(he leeond worli war, 

Hundredii of service men home 

- «h. as well as dlsEharged 

._.-„. swelled th* eongregstlons 

. of churchea of all denomlnntions 

I at both morning and evening ger- 

1 vices. AttondanM WB» by far the 

largest of the season, and oer- 

haps was an all-time record 

BESPEAK USTING KACI 

All resort pastors devoted their 

sermons to various phases of the 

significance of peace and the 

Christian 4wsponsibll!ty In making 

it lasting. At the Fin* Methodist 

Church, a special prayer was offe 

ed by Bishop lies p, Carson, 

The Methodist church experience 

WM typical of the others. TWa 

church had between 1300 and 1300 

warshlpBejs In the morning, in- 

cluding 100 standing, while almost 

too others hAd to be turned away, 

in the ewotef them were mom 

than 1900 la the Moorlyn theatre, 

jrhWj has . ttiUnc csaaMty ei 

OTHER CHVBCHE8 CROWDED 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church 

which has a normal August con 

gregation of M0 for a momln 

service, had «ST in the church for 

this occasion, with standees in ev 

cry possible place. The church al 

so had M0 at a special victory ser. 

vice last Wednesday morning. 

at. John's Lutheran Church also 

800 wonlUppsrs attended th* eve. 

nlng service at the Strand the- 

atre. 

reported standing room only at 

the historic building In the rare- 

noon and at the Village Theatre 

In the evening, 

Similar reports of overflow 

crowds were received from Bf AU. 

•uat|ne*s Roman Catholic Church' 

the Ocean City B11ptl.1t church 

and the First Presbyterian Church. 

BEAT NHJHT CLUB 

BMPM>YE: IS tMPRIBONKO 

James Jlugan. M, of Philadel- 

phia, was Knteneed to two to three 

years in state prlmn by Judae 

Prench B. Loveland last week on 

* charge of lughway robbery and 

anault and battery. He was ar- 

OCEAN 

Seashore 

pI)Sl 

ils 

Bat Mi 

C. 1,1 

ney, Mr, Barrett and Henry Loper. 

7:40 p.m. Bvening service 

P«i«l i«e«e»| coorrol,,. fnm totrfl 

.bout worlf eveoo, la ow« world-wHe^Ff 

brio, you omihe^pof newt ud i ^ 

,.n«.,,....ili*, , O Pltmr tnd * H 

Mil 1 

"For Goodnmta 

946-48 Boardw 

1111 m 1 i-t 11111 n ,M^X7 

- - ~ n 

Baptk 

Church 

Spend Thm Lord>» Day Witklfit 

SUNDAIT, AUGUST JB, IMS 

Rcnrirwi 

tl4J A. M. Snnday S 

11:00 A, M. Mornlnr Wo 

«!30 p, Mu B. Y, P, U, 

TUB P. «, Eventaf B 

iiOO p. M. 

..Rev. 

MM* *I I 

linquent Taxpayers 

f «>»» of the Tax Collector Is now preparing 

i h S t h e notice of | 

Properties for Unpaid 

for 1944 and prior yeut. 

MEETO 12ilS (Noon) 

Wednesday At 

SIMMS' 

WEIOOHE 

WI K1WAWANB 

SIMONIZING 

WASHED 

Kurtz Garage 

1* St tt Xtbntk AY*. 

"Church on the Boardwalk" 

STRAND THEATRE (A * c «>-'**«*» 

9th A Boardwalk—rune; 7j4S P. M. 

Sunday, August 26th 

Speaker: 

Dr. L. îph Tabor 

WiMlilnrton, D. C, 

Soloist: 

DOROTHY COX 

riiil.tlflnhki. Soprano 

NOTICE: Next week both servicei will be held 

m Strand Theatre with Dr. Ross Stover, preaching, 

Servtaai Sponsored fcy 

St. John f s Lutheran Church 

lOlh and Ontral A,,. 

Morning Service in the Church: 11 A. M. 

Robert O, DUTU. B,r,D,, P«stor 

Ocean City Ti 

ASSOCIATION - 66th Smm 

Anto Elltruwc, Asbnry Am, Mtina tlk »i AM; 

SUNDAt, 

August 26, 

»••••« 

QUEST •OLOIST8! 

U M BaMask. Ropoui.; H«o«tl A 

WMffht, SOBC LMder; Marini T.jlor, H. 

TUB FOVNDCB8 TABBItNACH WELcOMM 1«« 

«o City* Mercfiaiii 

Tailor since 1M»^ 

| JULIUS ROTH 

T.llof (ot I H 

AVEHtJE 

««••*•«• 

_ »ii 

•••••••^ 

*« 

I Bring Your 

Garments for 

I Cleaning to 

To com*, out Sund«y tmd join those who gather to give thanla to 

the One who provides aU our comfort» and all our needs. 

Ocean City Baptist CIIDMB 

•m, Wllltam A. Me^ 

W. M C. KlmlCT, Vutor 

Ftait Presbyterian Church 

936 Asbury Av 

PUEt, 

OIL 

Phone 1751 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Chuwh 

««T, Richard B, 

Bt. Augustine's If, C. 

Church 

Okmew » Doyle 

J. B 

St. John's Lulhenut 

Church 

Ktr. Bobcrt C. Barb 

Bt, Mary's Chape! 

Be*. ItarthoiaiHW B. D*yl* 

Ber. Jo«ph J. aniuiaii 

Central CMMa City 

Union Chapel 

Rnd St Ml Central AM. 

Christian Science 

FlMt Methodist Church Union Chapel 

mm MM M M 

n. JAMKS AMM, cntJBcn 

.tCMMM) 

•AW1B1F CHUBCB ' BIACEDONIA M. •. MDBXM 

-fc-_~-—rr •—•s»« by AM« Oeepa Q^ bosi- 

newtnen in reeeraitten of our churches' wfio, 

benefit «nd value to our conumtnitr. 

J. PRH»COTT OADMAN 

HOWARD 8. 9TAIKTON ATOiAjnTO Om mMOHiaO 

______ ^^ ggm_dt 

BANKYia_JYDOHATTlN WA_Sa Wat O» ''- 

ijompehtion 

kaon Warm 

v resort Industry 

toe, immediately 

,jte pUns now (o go 

,M L,»ar vaeatlon Bufi- 

,liold*r P, H. JaekMin, 

K May Osunter BUb- 

I e n n ^ 

. who 

ey'i " 

that 

jfieyi »!«*» /« 

wnal purpsiea UooWlete, 

1 ems oMotETB 

ould go m far aa to say 

Meut 75 oer cent of Our 

obsolete." Jaokmn dedarj 

unless we replace It with 

ftteta and apartment*. 

• will ire where the vaca- 

can let better aeeommo. 

• of our resorts." ho added, 

fore fortunate than others 

to plant and equip. 

tor Jnelwon pointed put 

r areas, nartlcularlt New 

ire showing that Oiey 

alive to port-war neefla. 

yni^s we also get huty we 

|nd gurselves losing oualness 

j of gaining." 

ETISED TOO I^TB 

Cam May qountlan ex- 

1 criticism of the New jer- 

ounoil for the latenesg with 

1 it WOK steps to advertlsf 

mber recreational advantages. 

State has come to us In 

Ue of Aueust to discuss a 

for September advert ts- 

„, (Bid. "This pmeriun, to. 

r with the Oovernor'* FlghinK' 

wnt pram-am, should be 

•BHI with tlie resort repre- 

IIVPS ii'• early as May, and 

Ji m Intpr than June of each 

[Then we would nil have time 

\si and prepare to coordinate 

ftie so the advertlginir would 

i effective," 

•tun man tine an my tend* 

1 _ Hurry (the Hop) Hoq- 

who has left the White 

Authorized G. E. 

Service Center 

1, naameem 4 

I 

REFRIGERATION 

J OH Bonier IBIM 

lArtborlied H«over ServloB 

0. D. HACKNEY 

tat 131 Anbury 

Commuters' Club Chatter 

Ed nty> teat was seen being 

towed to doek ln.t Satufday—when 

Ed waa MKed the reuen his re- 

ply was»»">o many flah the motor 

Wouldn't pull thnn." 

• • • 

Capt. Charlie Benldlct took the 

boys out on hla new yacht last 

week end. They stoned at all ban 

' • light including the sand tar 

in 

noi 

hoi 

In the inlet. They spent mott of 

their time on the sand Bar and 

not too in«ny> flah^were caught. 

If Jud H«nh u awakened at 8:30 

«onie Saturday morn, it wllr Be by 

"Arry" Arrltoh, Jud wanta all the 

boys who park at hia wharf to re- 

—'it In and out. Better change the 

use rules, Jud, 

• • • 

Jumping Joe Leo, the iheik of 

12th A, and Wesley av.. still goes 

to tht city every I*iday for his 

pay. That is one day of the week 

when the train u very noisy, 

• # • 

Were you there Charlie? A good 

time was had by all at the club 

party. f # # 

flie entire train crew was on 

deck, including the fireman and 

engineer, Mr. sharp was the only 

one who played cards—winning 

again, as usual, 

• • * 

We had a swell bunch of prl«e»— 

nil donated by the members. Curds, 

basket of peaches, neckties and 

stuff wrapped In bottles w*re won 

by the lucky members. 

Arry Arrlson made hu appear- 

snee for only a few minutes. He 

hud to get up at 4:3o to no after 

blue flah. 

• * * 

On behalf of the club, your 

newsboy wishes to thank Doc Ma- 

ier and his staff for the attention 

given the boyi Friday night. Doc 

In a swell guy and justly deserves 

the advances he hag mode In his 

Seafood Restaurant. 

• • s 

The party started promptly at 

8 30 and most of the boys stayed 

until closing, which prove! a swell 

time was had^bj ail. 

Why dldn'L Old Man areifmie 

and his son, Teddy, eome. it could- 

n't be that both father and son 

••ere in the doghouse. 

• • * 

We expect to hold two winter 

parties hi Philadelphia as usual, 

your secretary will adrtae you of 

the time and place. Don't miss 

them. 

Now that gas rationing la over— 

be sure to stay in Ocean dty as 

long as possible this year. *ptem 

btr and October tar| beautKul. 

Have you ever seen George TJl- 

rleh run, well, you should have 

seen him run for the train; some 

fun I Those dogs of his sure did 

their duty. Try getting uo a little 

earlier, George^. 

Barry Klnderman and Jterrest 

Yeager, with other members of the 

Bayou clan, were stranded out in 

the bay when their engine went 

on a sit-down strike. Must havi 

been funny seeing that little kicker 

towlne them in, and with Yeaeer 

standing in the tow yodellng lor 

the briiie to open. 

The first thoufht of a stranger 

upon arriving at the station In 

the morninK ft that everyone seems 

so friendly. ITiey all wave at you— 

Do, at the darned mosquitoes. 

Joe Barrett reports that, due to 

the labor shortaie and no soap, 

they nave decided to sell put the 

laundry and mod will, such as It 

U. at an undisclosed price, to a 

syndicate headed by Gusto awo- 

boda and Duko H. Budler. This 

should be welcome news to their 

many dissatisfied customers. 

•. 

i | 

• • : • - . * 

A 

or Moo- was re=j 

CHURCHES 

10 ajn. 

11 --m. 

_I1U« BJn. Morning Service. 

Nlunber" and the quartet wiU dag M i^d AtSmtta «T 

SOUTH OCEAN OR 

ITNION CHAPEL 

MUl St. MM AMAry «T. 

Tbe Chares af the KwUo C 

gJi^jj^^^p ad 

. "M»# Boroan, HMr. KINGDOM BAIL OF 

CULHCHlta OF CHRISV «OWI wmm 

Nimnr «-»«lBT, W M ^ A. 

B»«B of Ood for ewr 

for 1MB andISIJEPB 

** llwto wisdom mte 

d k T 

B?B passages from ••Science.I "" 

md Health mm KV to the Sertp- U, , 

_"J*TO inMnwWd his disciple. | 'BlpO 

MJnd instead of Bmtter ; . . I 

earn m>% only reveals the origin I and the 

hy dia>iausr- srwr 

m mm MUM 

I IA 

of Hut FMday »:» w to ». 

CHKISTIAN BROTHERS 

CHAPEL 

Mst St. and Central 8T. 

N. J, VV^nt. End of 

'BlpOrted Labor 

lafe Theatre. Hi at, and Bo*rdnlk, 

Sundays at II un. 

• • • 

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL visor of the Migrant Labor iiivl- 

LVTBEKAN 

»th it. mfl CMtral av, 

tabor for a thorough check-up to 

[• 9:46 aJB. Church School for Mdetermine 

the number of imported 

fflCKMAN'S 

SEA 

FOODS 

I 1155 AJûry Ave. 

I Phone 0448 

i«ta, OHM Cl^ •W'IMS] 

I Cooked Foods to 

Take Out 

I Deviled Crdb. e«. 45c 

Fr. Oy.Ur. % im, 60c 

DeviW OHM M, 20C 

CUm Chow

- -A^l 

* '* i> 

Ocean!, 

PIER 

: «*M» M saw* 

VAUDEVILLE 

BaHL^ l»^ 

'•PLAVSI 

DAILY AT U, 1. 4, flM 

«raanr WAX I 

DEEP SEA 

ifAfTTT SOATS 

twFu Criton' 

• i 

••« * TACKLE 

( 

•«ftw spendin. 

w HAZARDOUS DOT* 

rststs 

!««• wen tet down 

shell fue ( 

I Most of the missl 

s»« W1H*, 

STENCH ON TWO JDU 

« a recent letter to his nar- 

Honed on the rasiaa eoait. 

Sullivan Given 

Honorable Discharge 

James Sulllvim. shlpfItter Tit 

ved an honorable diuhane 

Resort Colony 

In Manila 

Bunny Jonnaon 

Find* Many Friend* 

A new offi- 

aeyonfl deicriirtioji." 

tnta Bummer. Another sleep, t 

A?!! G5* «"*»

wm- 

the tight 

I 

I 

tJtfy poHtfeal dominance In 

country, which mold tan dim 

(Malta, «W AH ban the euml 

did that, and 

of MUlW**Dolkr 

'* a '4 

late last week hM 

retire rreedom from 

traffic, M vlrtu*lly all piaiMeat 

I mm UMDIr COUNTY the ww'witta'japM: ' ~ ~ 

A portion of the airport tt leas. Begardlew, of what may happen 

.W Me county to the federal *° the WUdwood airport, the, AM 

aoremment for KM duration of Mv Naval Base will remain taV 

! 

B W W f t month., tberear. «•* ««ofauig to a WIMwood 

Mi- The HK month*, praumably, Leader report. Both the Cape May 

win start from the ofllcialdeclaV- M» and the Hereford mieTcoait 

—- that rtniu- „». ^ CMard nation -1U ..mata~^T 

Fmlh 

t __,«*. , Phuadelphla, sustained a frae. 

t property. i 

how- 

^ ^ Beek. Wednesday when ha 

fell torn the raUing of the 

WUdwood boardwalk while 

watching a victory celebration. 

,to «. M » a. «st SI 

Iplan. materUliae to operate toe 

sufficient I 

* i take 

SI SffSSS' 

1 My I 

to t*ke orfei».| "V t&tra should be another war, I 

10» mart Oer-l it Trtll not be (000, Beys who are 

i more than You Left Me 

Mflete with *••»«• 

technique, learn- 

Ridielieu Single Strand Pearls 

*«• aSOTCS or TUni _ FAMOUj 

MOTH'S 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

Klrtka Stcw.rt 

Mjpman waa Introduced, 

nmamt Alfred w. Po- "m gee You In My Dre««B" 

guesta were Introduced I —"-After AH This Time'* 

I Hall Srit# 

jPrench .introduced the following 

AND OTHERS 

•-"-- men: Ofi, Mm ^teltatliai 

•Sit. Sit. Robert Poweu. 

m PrWt PreaWejt fted ft B. Wood- 

Jr, extended birthday and -j -ALBUMS- 

Bt anniversary qongratula- 

• tlons to various members. *»- New American Jaw 

Casitoi Juan with pigtr Is 

The HIT PARADE 

*** Want* via Jtnr Wim 

aid 7>n Barton 

The Music of Latin Amelia 

EoUc Kidrintn ui 111 OrtheBr, 

Broadway Rita of Today 

Robert Ron.ll and Hl« Orcheati, 

MUSIC SHOPPE 

•«^ M*y County'. L*r»^t Ptpwl I Stwt" 

200 

SUMMER 

DRESSES 

Regulwly 8.95 to 19,95 

5.95 

Printed TBA T0WXL9 

, She IMS, Fkml Pattern* 

Regular Me .„ ., 10e 

Regular 60c ....„ 2 for |1, 

WHITE CORDED NAPKINS 

SIw ISjtlg . Jlmg, 16c doz. |.J5 

CANNON BUCK TOWELS 

Site 12x20 dot \.2$ 

RAYON £ COWON . 

CURTAINS, 76 In, Ions 

Reg. B.95 3 »s 

SPECIAL GROUP OF 

CURTAINS 

Regular 1.30 - 69< 

MAIL BOXES and BASKETS 

Regular l.» 1.00 

BOYS' SPORT COATS • 

Be«ular 9,96 . «J5 

Regular 12.95 8.95 

Absorbent ' 

BATH TOWELS 

AUGUST STOREWIDE 

BOYS' SLACK SUITS 

Regular 3.0S 2.95 

BOYS' WOOL SWEATERS 

Reg. 2,81 to 8.S0 1.95 

1 

BOYS' COTTON SHORTS 

Regular 1.0B 1.59 

HAND PAINTED 

WASTE BASKETS 

Regular 1.19 89c 

AIX-LINEN 

PRINTED TOWELING 

Regular 1.00 yd. yd. Tic 

BEACH CHAIRS 

Regular 3.95 2.49 

200 WOMEN'S 

PLAY SUITS k 

SLACK SETS 

Regularly 7.95 to 10.95 

5.95 

CALIFORNIA ALUMINUM 

PORCH CHAIRS 

Keg-ular 21.60 17. 

ALL METAL SHOE RACKS 

Regular 1.39 1.0 

CLOTHES HAMPBRS 

MASON CANNING JAM 

Pint Sin do. m 

CmLDREN^ RAYON PANTS 

Men'i T 

Tropical 

sum 

CHILDREN'S 0* 

Regular 1.59 

Regular 1.95 

CLEARANCE OP,. 

Largest Selection k 

MEN'S SPORT COAjBl" 

Regular 12.50 ^ 

Regular 14.95 ^ 

Regular 19.95 

Regular 27.00 

Regular SS.60 , ? 

• ~i 

MEN« WOOL JA« 

Regular 10.00 '•• 

MEN'S SUMBBBB HO 

Regular 6,98, 1 

MEN'S SUSPENDERS 

Regular 1.00 • 

• : •' m 

MKN'fl BOXER SJHM 

Regular 2.95 * ,, S 

o Return 

To Open Sept. 27; 

* ?ge Attendance 

J( Expected 

— the liberalisation of travel 

jaw and the ending of gas. 

rationing, church official, arw 

the annual Hew Jersey 

lit Conference late hi 8epare 

anticipating a larger 

_jice than at any reseat sesaccordlng 

to rtev. BenJaJnln 

Allgootl. pastor of the pint 

dut Church. 

Oonference will open at I 

on ThurWay, September m, 

will continue until about noon 

following Monday, October 1, 

KP Fred Pierce Oonon, bead 

ate Philadelphia area and an 

D City summer resident, will 

FOB lODn 

of the Innovation* of the 

m thla year will M a gpe- 

,.M for youth. In connecwlth 

the ordlnsUon of dea- 

lose' of the added interest, 

ordination service normally 

In the Methodist church will 

"lusted on the Music Pier. 

the morning and evening 

services also will take 

It la expected that there 

be an extra visitation for that 

1 of about 1000 young people 

Wt PtUewBhlp age, from l« 

I HOUSING IMPItOVED • 

umal, the vaaauard of audl. 

and ci«ic»i u-istant, ef the 

•-* will begin arriving In 

Home Building Resumption 

Moves Step Nearer Here 

Lumber to Pe 

| building trade*—which in | 

Dmten 3.y Two 

It plan to remain open for went Reading, Pa., limber dealer, m** Of construction. SO per eamt 

opnference period Include the » to a resort Nmmer iwldent A .pokeaman for WPB dadand due to ad* 

iH Btouyne, . Wyoming, at 901 St. Charles pi. that ^ ^ 1 1 t i ^ ^ ^ l S M laJcV 

.. M«h. Plymouth inn. Meet Speaking on the topic, -Romanc* mediate to dlrtSutionûUeta^ priced/io 

I Luray and Northwood, SeV- of Lumber," he caUed attention to and wShhi W âyT^«tfrlclent conteictor. 

ol the larger seasonal xeataur- the fact that the armed force* •meuMp win be aThand to meet war le»*U, 

also will continue until Oc- ban terminated contracta caUtog aFÂ at w i h ^ Z^Zl f^tertM 

1, for a billion feet of Pacific North: -» 

Mortgage 

*100,000 Baptiit ^ 

Debt b Cleared 

se'of debt for -the 'flnt, time 

! Its pneent buUdlr* waa 

-V the Ocean City «apH*t 

will celebrate by oonduetspeclal 

moTtgawS b»rntag 

Work May 

Resumed 

M«y Defer 

Until Spring 

Hop* that itewt pavine 

Olty waa reviwd by ctty 

tbi. w«ek after they wen 

that MM fednU gammer* 

Maaed rMtrtcdon* rin the 

chaae and uae or atpkaltto P» 

MaMHal, 

Oarint fbe war aaphaltlc ] 

Ing d be laid only on pro; 

for MIA priority .a. HWBT« 

ww «• w ia^ to mr- 

Inttallattoni and war itlrnti 

th« material m»y be wd l»y 

•M >TBAm BACKLOG 

of Mi yearn of itate-ald pa 

far wWch fund, are reawwd. 

appronmate. MMOD worth of 

Ing. a. the .Ut« auotment 

H7JW0 for each war of Um. 

ana IMS, and t£e slty appn 

•MOM for each year. 

announced that 

Matted work thii weak on the 

•uhMlMMT 

Depmtment before 

local approral of the 

ta aoheduled to take , 

the asmmMSMH meet next ... 

Or TO MASKKT OONDITIONB 

J., fRIDAY, AUGUSTS!, I94S 

Lady Santa Aakm 

Visitors for 

UnwaMmd Things 

Un. roertnide fntton, tbs 

Ntsrti ttm aMM* Olana, 

made har annual appeal Uda 

week to. nnnlner realdenU to 

contributa unwanted tora, gMN 

menu and other artêl to 

whan they,leavs. 

number of oootrtbutlon. which 

will be aorted and kept for dU- 

MMHOD to needy peraon. at 

etin much men •wenhandtae" 

for her Yulettde rtore In the 

next few weeka. 

Lady Bnta can make uae of 

wearaHiB garments for everyone 

from infants to aged DM- 

Realty Market 

Again Showing 

Upward Trend 

y 

G«in»; Aparbnent 

HOUM Planned 

Renl estate ules activity to beginning 

to PMc up again as fall 

few of tile turnovers seem to 

| Be far speculative purpeaM, Many 

Retort Aifo 

Dealer* Wary 

livery Unc«rt*m ; 

Some of toe oottsct apwnilatl 

In Ocean City durtoa tha part 

days Mf been qa An t 

front, where dedKi mod eDtouatartlo 

proapectln ' 

.•wen to a lot of mawtlcm. atogC 

the coming new mqitel can. . > 

aereral ocean * «« flt, Onartea pL," he aaVt aarmg, becauae 

&• brtr 1 ha M M t HO and th la net 

mwr^ formerly ^s owned by m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

fa «v BIM*| MODELS max 

• ScutUebutt was flying 

ery »ienflr door and (.._., 

pur- .nd among oflMr thhupi rumored 

block was that the auto industry wm 

UTS tsHHS IS 3k lew inyiiHag; - • . 

190 dan and lumber 

BvaOable. 

All the dealer pointed out OaeH 

Should Do Better Another factor catting doubt up- PHILADlXWnAN BUYS HOUSE OPA still baa net eliminated carl 

oner essential, requirea lor nause « >•• — . 

on the Immediate outlook was The cottage at all Central av.. rationing, which maans that bl ' 

oanstructkin, this Is taken to mean AaillMV Joh 

whether or not paling work can formerly ' owned by lain Helen en of ttie early tnodels win 

that Ocean City's building Indus- •*••••«•» •»«#" 

be rtarted fcefore sold weather sett Kuns, was sold this week througfi- required to qualify tor a purohswl 

ln.L 

the off 1st of A. U Pancoast to Hr, certificate on a liinlii if imiiiillsl 

toy win revive thl. winter. ' Oooan City should do -a better 

West Coast mills. Mr. Ludwig itfung Job", 

If it Is found possible to do theJoseph 

a Swine ef Philadelphia. need. This raHonmg, m the onln-l 

pohited out, are cutting a mSniaQ Vred H. Ludwlg, Reading, Pa, work at fan- price* hi September The sale resulted from an adver- Ion of the dealert. will be.ellr-^ ' 

feet of lumber per day. and a lumber dealer, voiced thl. con- or October. It may be done, but tUement in last week.s eeutlnel- •ted or UberalliBd after a , 

OfHewt 

^-yâaî^ Jg^^Jtte tmi mm of you -win ctoWyfer'' pi^f« of bmttawr»^^^. 

|iHi(«rJtet : tto'"''^Wiaim. i '"- ; " •'•. ^ ••••••" .. ^.'i'f'J^fi 

In youKown Iflterest, as vtB M that of The Sfcn 

to fetuctbeforeyo* leave frt^^^ 

el-Le4ger*s IBM annuaJ 

• UsualTTf ppBafblt, ••$)iUif 

'"*,'

•way 

(to Thin 

ftp*': 

EVEUYTHIHG IN THE STORE 

REDUCED UP TO 

V 50% 

Far EMD-of-the-MONTH 

SALE 

W1K. «i AUTO SUPPLIES 

Pictm* Frame, 

County Agent Surprised 

By Kiwanis Club Gardeners 

WaUett 

G**& . BroOm 

Score, of Home Need. 

MER 

«nJ OLDSMOBILE 

Wfatis. ••.'•: *>*»• 0235 

Don* N«fIM» Slipping 

FALSE TEETH 

Do tatn tHik sms, ills or ~.bbi< 

WJ»B jroa imlk. aat, liu(r, ar .„"«,. 

D°«« » •nndysa »ni tiiluruM »] 

•Ueli handicap,, F-A8TBJETH. «n .Ik. 

• ln« InQii.seial Sawder ia iriFinku «> 

ANNOUNCING 

the 

Opening 


AMOCO 

STATION 

9th and Bay Ave. 

undtr the nwnatenwnt 


MacMurray Bros, 

TIRES REPAIRED . CARS 

WASHED, CREASED & 

POLISHED 

Phone 0332 

WESTCOn'S 

Cooked Food* 

To Take Out 

Crab ..,„..„ 40c 

, Om ....,....:. 25c 

Ham Croquettes _,._ 20c 

HM Flounder ......... 30c 

Potato Salad „,, pt, |._ 

Cok Slaw „.. ...pi, 30c 

Oam Chowder qt. 50c 

HOT FLATTER* Ha to Me 

WESTCOTTS 

720-22 AJ^ry AVHMM 

* * » M> at la ? r. M. 

••" *-,*:;i«t,,iaVi:*,;nv' 

OCEAN OTY 3ENTJNEL4JPGEB 

No Victory Loan 

tea Here Yet 

End Diverts 

| Lumber to Peace 

atniintwd from pat 

Hospital Board to 

Club M 

Home-Grown Fruiu and 

VagMaMw; 28 &S, • Are Awarded 

Gturtk to Re- Members of the Ocean, Olty Hi. peorge W. Meyer, 

S« I of i^ne will bit 

MMNMMM 

m win 45c 

Shldr. Chops "Si'^SJ'"^*^ 

,w Poek Huriock 

SWEET PEAS 

Farmdale Sweet 

! SsldifolternPlakii 1 ^ Sc 

tem mkai ""•"'",:; 9i 

•read Crumbi "' 10c 

, Whole lest. "••••-11, 

[ Apple Butter - »« 17c 

MACKEREL 

Fancy DreiMd Whltlnfl 

Freih Large Croaken 

Fancy Beseflth Fillet. 

White Crabmeat %£££ 

,Vinegor««;«, îa« 

chocoiote ^;y ii 

Peonut Butter *»" ,[• 8*c 

*«•" •I.4» 

Cream Ck«*i* w "« 1 Ot 

•leu CheeM l «2Si 

iwiu Ch.ew. "Me 

Steero laef Cube! "" 8c 

, iu alt 

p j..,, 

Lunch Meat ., ",'J33c ,J 

Table Salt*"" " 

1 " 1 "" 1 " 4e 

Dill Pieki.1 Ll6 "'' ";t'2Oi 

you'll Like Its Flrmar, Finer Texture 

as Weil Sf Iff Ballefevi Flavor 

ENRICHED SUPREME riA 

D 2 

BREADfeW 

CORN 

NEARBY 

SUGAR 

New Danish Cabbage 

No. l Yellow Sweet Potato** 3 "• 

Fancy WuMrn Paai * "• 

California Orange- ^lif • «» f O« 

California Seedless Oronfa 2 lbs. 25c 

Fancy llri-gl*" #| np 

SMAP BEANS 2 25c 

{mure CannlngSutraff 

BiiF 

MASON 

JAM 

IDEAL 

•tail ftp 

Win CtaMpp 

67 

A Flavor Tr«at 

' HIAT.FLO" RaaiMd 

COFFEE 

«. 47« 

JarRubban 

ZlncJorCepi 

Oanuln* Parawax '" •*• 1 Sc 

M, C. P. P»«Hn *"•*• «t 

PeoH Mriey «-"•«* ""ifc 

FrincMf Mutlord *• »1 Oc 

NablMo •*- «' «« tt " 2 "• SI t 

FARMDALI 

EVAP. MILK 

Ml -%,('W|«. 

LONDONDERRY 

ForiMakingl«Cr««n 

Spend your Point* VWuJy. iuy thm remain 

SwMt (rum : ' 

BUTTER 

MMrtf'. Imi >rii» Wl—r_ 

im. SPEEDUP 

•*^ • 1 LIQUID HOUMHCHD CLiANIR 

Five Flotillas 

To Get Honor 

Award on Pier 

* Many Dignitaries * 

Invited to Ceremony, 

Sept. M „ 

- SALE - 

Attractive Five-room Bungalow, 

Furniihed. »3,S00 

Near First and Atbury Avenue 

Pontiere Realty Co. 

408 8th Street Phone 1811 

THE VOSS AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 

SOS Ninth StriMtt Phene 0444 

from aur lllitiE>> *» have seleeied the fullouliif for 

value. We will cheerfully give you full Information. These properties 

are priced to sell quickly. 

ROOMING HOUSE 

Here la a. splendid opportunity for somebody who U loaklnf 

for n properly that will provide a (Sod livelihood. This 

property alwaya pradims an excellent Income. Has I bedrrtR, 

a apartments. On Ooeanrront, centrally located, Wut- 

Lld hiced for action. 

2 FAMILY BRICK APT, 

An' opportunity If yon want a year 'round tans. The Income 

fmtli the Beoond apartment will substantially take 

em of operation «««*• Modern. Tiled baths. Good condition. 

Excellent location. Furnished. Heated, RMSonaMe, 

TWO COTTAGES 

located in Mie Fourth st, area. Business site. This property 

would be an excellent opportunity for a. Building Trsuteaman 

or Businessman dealrinf • eood buslnen ioeatlan at small 

cost. It Is a bargain, 

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME 

Mean view (near 20th St.) This fine home U well built. 

Excellently planned and includes all the facilities for comfort. 

If you an looking for a better type sammer home, 

wry rwuonnbly priced. Inspect this property, , 

LOTS IN CHOICE LOCATIONS 

We are olferinc five lota, all ready for building, in nrtoua 

veettons ol Ocean City. Several of Uiese tola Me looitM 

In partlcuJarly desirable sections. 

rooms. 1 apartments. An Ocoanfront, centrally located. Fur- 

THE VOSS AGENCY, SOS Ninth St. 

Fine Colonial HOME 

1616 Wesley Avenue 

Thit property, locked in one of Octan^ 

CHy'» finest residential centers, contain* 6 bedroonu, 

2 bath., 2 lavatories, 2-car garage. Has 

100-fL frontage. Furnished, Only a personal in- 

•pection will reveal the theunusually 

desirable fea- 

ture, of f thi. thi property. operty - 

For infonnati Harry B Van- Battling 106th 

Avalon, and sea Isle citv. dergrtft, imaam,. Commander, 

The prejentations of Coast Plotilla il, will receive the Be- 

Ouard lecuriiy Shields of Honor ourity Shield of Honor award for Retort Solder 

will be made to Flotlllai 31, Ocean the local flotilla. 

at Karlsruhe 

OHy; 38, Stone Harbor; M, Wiltl- PARADE ON BOARDWALK 

wood: 34, MBuriee River, and 88, Presentation ceremonies will fal- rtc Alvin .flhourds, 3809 West av,, 

Mayor oiyde w, Btrufolo will be Cape May, for their efforts and low a muster of the members ol this city, la a member of the bat- BUNGALOW, 3 B.yonn* 

ninohg the ifflposlng Hat of Coast work in behalf of Che count Ouard Flotillas 31, 18, 83, 0* and IS at tle.proven '106th "Lion" Dlvliion 

BTd nnd Naval Office, and duiing World war II. 

11th st, and the boardwalk and a which is new occupying the Ger- Fumuhed, 

state niid city nfrieiaia who hove RELEASED FUillTING MEN parade to the music pavilion, man city of Karlsruhe, rail ten. 

ter of ttie southern Rhineland. 

been Invited %o attend the Const Menfters of these flotillas from A dinner will ise served to the 

COTTAGE, 2616 Central Avenue. 

The Division's press section re- 

nftl shield of Honor award pre- the Coast Ouard Auxiliary served gueatt at The Flanders at i:io p. 

ported this week that It hu won Fumuhed, 5 bedrooms, 2 betha, . $Q i 

BJiiitutlons to five flutillaji of the as Temporary members of the m. This win be followed by an 

combat credit for the Ardennes. 

Coast ouard Reserve for many inspection of the AuKillary train. 

Garage, O»' 

U, S, Oopjit Oiliird Auxlliarj' on 

Rhineiand, Northern France and 

months during the war. Their ac- Ing vessel, Florence V, which will 

the Music Pier, Suturduy, Beptom- 

Central Europe campaigns. 

tivities, which released a number be docked at Sth st. and Bay ay, 

her 15, at 4:30 p.m. 

of Const Ouard regulars for duty A reception and danoe will be held 

Fresh to combat last December, 

The list of invltsd ouesta, nn- overseas, included onshore and in- on the Music Pier in the evening, 

it met the full force of Von Rund. 

stedfa massed armor in the Arnounced 

this weelt by Lieut, John l&nd waterway patrols, tower watch The Florence V, TB.foot yacht, dennes breakthrough and stated a 

W, Brown, USCOH, Director AUK- and security watehes at Coast was donated to th> Coast Ouard gallant defense against overwhelliory, 

Fourth Naval District, also Guard stations and bases, Auitlliary for training purposes by ming odds, holding firm when each 

ncludes Oovernor Walter I. Edge, Lieut. (T) Earl Huston, USOOR, William J, MeOahan, Jid, jjagt hour's delay was vital to the Al- 

BEALTOB — EXCLUSIVE AGENT 

of New Jersey; Admiral R R, Flotilla 32, Stone Harbor, captain commodore of the Ocean Olty lies, From there the division left 

WuHtche, Oommandtint UBCO; of the Southern New Jersey Dh Yacht Club, It paid a visit here its defensive line to lead an at- 

Rear Admiral F J Oorman vision. Coast Ouard Auxiliary, will on Tuesday, Wednesday and 

1315 Asbury Ave, Phone 0060 

tack at Manhay, Belgium, and was 

USCO, and Rear Admiral M. P. be director of the presentation Thursday this week, tying up at among the first units to take a 

oraeniel, USN, Commandant ceremonies. He will be assisted by the Bth st. wharf of Richard W, 

894 Brighton PI. Phone 1280 

major objective in the campaign 

Fouith Naval District, 

Ensign !T> Richard Oifford, Nelms, chairman of the Coast which wiped out the German 

OTIIBK MAYORS INVITED USCC.R, Flotilla 31, Onenn cltv. Guard Auxiliary Foundation. The bulge. It drove on to take part 

craft was at stone Harbor on 

Other Coast Ouard Offlcefs in- Other eommittee chairmen are' 

In the destruction of the Siegfried 

Monday, and left here to visit Line, crushing the S8th German 

clude Commodore M, Ft, Daniels, Reception, Lieut IT) Richard w, Beach Havih, mien it returns on Division, 

UBCO, District Coast Own Off! Nelms, UBOOR. Flotilla 31; pro- September is it will be o^n to 

Pfc Shourds is a member of Co, 

the public for Inspection all day. 

4 MIM ••»#«»•»»»•< 

I, 422nd Infantry Regiment. 

Members of Flotilla SI. U. B, 

SALE 

Coast Ouard Auxiliary, us well u 

GARDENS COTTAGE $8950 members of the other flotillas to Receive Vate fi^ni 

receive the Coast Ouard Security 

(Includes 2 Extra Lota) 

shirld of Honor award, played a Son on Okinawa 

ftnm 

tremendqus ^rt in the saving of A "whistling vase" was received 

Here is a fine four-bedroom summer home that lives and property, and in helping this week by Mr, and Mrs, Edward 

ran easily be converted into an all-year real. this community during the hur. Cornman, B43 Asbury ay., from 

deniT. Ijocated on a fine residential avenue ricane of September. 1944, Thetheir 

son, Opl, Qeorge E. Com- Qceanfront HOME 

near IJatterHeo Road. 

Auxiliary at that time rendered man. on Okinawa, where he has 

a service that will net be forgot- been stationed since April. When 

The huilding ia in excellent condition, new roof. ten in the history of this com- the vase is tilted It emits a whist, 

One of the finest and most elaborate nones on 

Furnished. Has many desirable features. Atmunity. ling sound. 

tractive appearance inside and out. Can be fi- 

Wesley Avenue at 28th St., including a foarnanced. 

money. Return to 1204 pleasure BV, 

J"oo Late To Clanlfy 

car gantge and two-family garage apartment 

WE SOLICIT LISTINGS 

"Mi. 

SSM.Od racing comet (TU) com- 

on back of lot, 

plete ready to sail. Apply Taylor, •ALE—VERY small five room and 

OCEAN CITY INDEPENDENT BROKERS 

7 W, lith it, or IMS Central av, bath furnished cottage. Gardens 

.. _ Ml. PogMsaion October 14,000, B, M- Furniture and •quipment are the bait. 

WANTED-^BOKKTABYr SSS^r Darby, 1419 tth St." ' t-f. 

female, all year round job. 

GILL and CARR 

Knowledge of bookkeeping ana RENT — THREE bedroom house 

Front house consists of six bedrooms, each 

typing, salary Rood, Phone BOSS. central location, automatic gas 

424 8th Street 

S-31 heat, fireplace, hot water, from 

with a private bath. Abo separate tile bath 

«!—rn,m of woman's glasses in September is to QcWber 1, $90.00. 

black cue, with BOc and comb, Includes electricity. Phone Ocean 

With shower. First floor has sun porch, largw 

ÛIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllj in yicinity of •eepnd St., Monday Olty 1432-J "" jai; 

night. Reward. Return to Nut 

living room, dining room and a beautiful kit- 

w, AT. registered 

Houae, Mg Bogrdwglk, Mi moth, . condition, reasonable, 

chen, pantry, heater room with automatic 

SALE—CAWN boat Si.ft. by 9-ft.. W, R. rs. 1110 central av. 

all cpnvenltnces. 11O406. Hlg. 

8-31. 

gas-fired hot water heater with radiators In 

gins. MUler and Launch av,, lom. 

ers Point, N. j, 1-11, 

all rooms. This property has been built about 

LOST—BLACK leather wallet containing 

money, license and other FOR SALE 

six years but looks absolutely new. 

identification cards. Please return 

to Mrs, Oliver Halnei, 8)2 Battersea 

rd or 410 8th st. Reward, Fine BUNGALOW 

At Beealey'a Point. Ravine I 

FOR FUETHKR INFORMATION SEE 

bedfosmSp bath, living room, 

dlnlnj room. kiU-hoi, hot water 

heat «id (jniit. 

PRICED RIGHT 

LOST—YELliOW gold open face 

pocket watch, initialed O. A, K. 

Reward, 4M 14th st. Phone M49 

8-31 

SALE—30-ft, sport fishing boat 

twin prav motor. ISO h.p. each, 

tsakwood deck—in new condition, 

I6S00, ni Pleasure av. B-31 

SALE—FOUR Bjfia all wool rum 

Jin and 120, each: odd chairs 

and tables tl and 12 each, nursery 

refrigerator. The Manor, 730 Moorlyn 

terr. Phone BOSI. 8-31, 

SALE—pABIN cruiser 31 ft, bv 

iO'-i ft. tom, only 3 years old, 

can be seen in water at 11th and 

Bay, Ocean Oitv, F, O. carter. Mi 

Moorlyn terr. Phone 1328, l-il 

MELVIN'8 TAJD BBRVIOE is 

ready to take you and your beeease 

Home whither vou live in 

Philadelphia, New York. Baltimore 

nT Washington, Large f-sauenrrer 

Packard ear No delays but reservations 

should be made now. Rea> 

Bonable rates. Phone MS7. 100 

Blxth st. _ 

BAI.B—ODTBOARO motor, Beiidlit 

EMD model, air.cooled. little 

used, excellent eonditlon. Surf rod 

and reels. Also nre-war man's hicrcle. 

Schwinn, 38-inch, Dllienberf. 

Bay view Drtve, Strathmere, N. J. 

_LY located foom 

.'or winter season. Woman onlv. 

Available after September S, 414 

Ith st. |.«, 

SALE-JOHN^N ourboard motor 

4',i h.p. tlMniBM firini, ii" 

BOB Pleasure ay. 

BAia—COOLBaATOR let refrlgerator, 

100-Ib, ice capacity, ils. 

Phone M12-W. IMS central av, 

i-Sl. 

WAHT TO BUTT a J or 

4 rqoni epttate to put on a va. 

cant lot, almonds, 1448 Ocean av. 

phone JHS3. »-14. 

LOST—TdKSTCLE." Ool»n, small, 

dark ted, Sunday Auiust M, Hefl 

IW wnnlyjjjL l-ai. 

er. 12^yl. Packard motor. MOBi 

two rowboati 120 each: 20-ft. aklff 

iU0.r*M-ft; wWn cruller MM.: 

Vxa treadle sewinR machines $80 

eaoh,_ May's s BBoat 

House. 12th.lt. th St. 

ont. 

Ml. 

.--«,«„ and wife to take 

siiarge of feeding 7S to 100 younj 

.MB In college In eattern' rennaylvanla. 

Dlnine room hat fountain 

ana sandwich facilities. May 

be operated as Individual endeavor 

or on salary and eommliilon. 

Box 3665. Sentinel-Ledger. (-7, 

UOST-EED leather wallet Monday, 

containing cards,' pictures. 

LOTS 

Beachfront, 40x100 

$878,00 

LoU Facing Ocean 

40x100 $900.00 

Lots one block from] 

Ocean At Grade 45xlO0.| 

$475,00 

I. Leslie Lawrence 

4801 Central Ave. 

' Phone 0014 

C. E. STILLE 

804 Central Ave. 

EDGAR F. BERGER 

,32nd and Atbury A« 10076 

CO. 

Atlantic City's Great Department Store—Dial 4-1111 

CLEARANCE! 

Summer Dresses 

FOR MISSES, JUNIORS, 

WOMEN and HALF SIZES 

This is our final clearance, presenting a great saving 

opportunity with many weeks of fine weather before 

us. It is also a wise investment to anticipate your needs 

for winter retort wear. , 

Dresses Formerly Priced from $8.95 to $39.95 

Now Reduced to, 

Fitted Coats V3 Off 

PASTELS—— 

Coats formerly Priced $25.00, Now $16.67 

CoaU formerly Priced $35.00, Now $23,34^ 

Coats formerly Priced $39,95, Now $26.64 

ConU formerly Priced $49,95, Now $33^0 

-* • ' /' 

M. *. B1ATT OO^-M

• therefore wfll Be ftpeated Frt- 

MoyerlWueUp 

„,£ On Wednesday 

MY SENTINEL-LEDGER TO offiMH of Btbcmn-ltftaefc 

gg 

Mote Cash At Once 

Ithat jmrpawi. The cuh 

ten Mm u*ed far «0w pur- 

PWM, 

ni ntMM xoan bm ft* « 

VlUter of • century teemUttted 

Hundreds of mnJHMt war*-1 GIFTS 

talned entirely by donation* and 

I Haberdasher, Like 

Mother Turtle, 

« •*" » //af cAes ^## . 

. enteoctlne thV Mae, 

In WOOLS CHANGE ZONING KB While most local gardeners 

«-' J. fMHtt Owlman. president „,.„, of _, we waleWm their vegetable* 

tb» O»u CUy Bustaoa Men's As. 

. «Sl recent 4»BUIT av. haberda*her. Is 

raWnc a different Und of erop 

I "*" in his feaefc yart. 

It industries to 

i the tract from K£^«S Into nta** «P "leiif fresh water 

| Ik aoutrt to floras »v., tad uSPfcS from •**»« « «he nutfnland. He 

. to the bay- *•" 

AH bustneu rain who try to 

the full and wtaindustry 

aw* 

am looked forward 

•01 

Hill BUM 

BM9]]nMB, 

** *»* 

Now 

«Mh • noieroent for mans 

li . we bare the op. 

I r ^ aequlred mow than loo isBapper 

turtle eggs He burled them 

0 try to in his Back yard, M a mottMf 

aBd win- tart], would do 

Itry suA anapper egg. u» supposed 

proposes,- to hatch in M (lays. On the 

1 forward 88th day the first baby snap, 

for many pw emerged M B the shell, 

the op- and others are now otntag 

cajtfiaa* when It m adopted? 

«OMi HELFKD 

"*•* **• ttttatm men of Ooeiu 

^ 

tm day Clare bad 11. each about 

squabble the MM of a quarter. 

• a BUS. Being a true outdoor, kwer, 

itedf he plans to return the babies 

to the same stream, thereby 

f Ocean restocking it for future out- 

" *•• Mnier industry, try and Pt of grown mappers Mad the 

the realtors the bay end ooean- Seen- «R» Men left in the ' wild, 

ftM* to sell and develop. The rhe Mo- Mo-1 snakes and other predatory 

J»r Company did a fine Jofc oto dur- dinH ereatuiM would have eaten 

most of them long ago. 

I Boy Knocked Off 

«.._„. I Bicyclei Injured 

when lie was knocked off hw bl-1 

cycle on 3ni at. after swerving the > 

Mke tato the »Jde o* a paialnc at,- ' 

totnoblle. 

tttie hoy. vacationing at the I 

Ocean Court Apartments, was I 

treated by Dr. John B. "Ibwn»end | 

for abraslom of the rl«ht ham)./ 

rmtm «al«J the car was drrcen by/ 

maim W. SPOT, «S4 Ocean av. / 

SALE!! 

SpeciaJ Offerings 

*"•*»**» woo wfflirta Wt Mwn«r, was Unded on tha 

BiwB&» 1J MMM«aMtiM>«vi«MD 

»> *•«• *• MW «ea«, o^ 

Stand •7.50 

•a* 1 * •• «W Itmn awalHr «Maa IMt m>i wutM Mr i 

mat, ta« ••* »ruia it !•«•. n« iâi 

II MOM la HMuur. m In ur«am u fw MM, As 

P M IhMl, WUaiu mly. 

MHTH'S 

«8*«i BoMdwdk (Oppodto Mum Pkr) 

Mobilgas 

SOCONY-VACUUM 

Ladies Shop % 

THE FRIENDLY STORE '•% 

TS1 7S3 ASBURY AVENui 

CLEARi 

SUMMER 

DRESSES 

Value to $16.88 

Socony-Vacuum Refineries 

from Coast-to-Coast 

Now in Production of an IMPi 

Gasoline for Your Car! 

AndComh 

ALL Restrictions are Removed 

WITH 

Awards 

To Reaume Flower 

Work Next Y«w 

Paulin* RtibtrSkakm 

WM, MA to parent, in a. tale. 

Dhone eonMtaaUoB Sundav Tilrfit 

1 award, tf »e awaW for 

j (be hurrioane wa* abaJdng 

- Hardening 

that city, At she 

••cared" but tlat H» t j 

happy ataot It. 

City Oarden .Clu 

Mr hmband, Lt. Trumbore. Is 

m radar work at the Ward Island 

r Eartwlck. 

Naval Air Wattou at Coipui OnrWm 

rtbboo awards ven to MM, U. Be was at the Hue, and Mr*. 

r, Acker, TM WteaW •*. f«rTrumbore 

-mat In their apartment 

ijaieptlonaUy beautiful crope with the wftM of sewral other 

•!-• Mr. and Mu. Harry Side- 

1 L H : 

LIt,-, 

ri 

Ei 

nfMsy 

t'll'ili' J« 

nnH 

•• -'-li 

I the annnsl Ufegmml ball an mrt-)bee^ 

. At that time U» wind bad at- 

mJB affair was originally aohed W, Karl D I M and 

—--fly e| w ^j^ m 

uled for the Golden OaBeon baU- •tephen. Walter and Mfa, 

It Increased to Inand 

deck, but was trmefer- 

Henry Meller, lilt Wesley av., tetultyi Lights were out in the 

M «th Hltay and NB, DbaaM, of Ol 

naptlonal pole lltnas and otti- apartment home. Milch was shak- 

of the tttaat «f " 

ing a little, and Mr, ^Tnimbore 

• Saitwkk annoumed that 

"as ujlng candle and i 

Eggleston. n 

club «h«r & Burton Bkdt Ldbd 

9«o4ch Type Whiskey 

v, , Fhw Crowp „.,. 

GfU Medal Cm .,:..L,..:..^m,^,..^,, 

Wedding Blwtdwl Whiakcy 

1 BleaAsd AVhiikoy ^ _^ 

O \ 9 i t . c : • ••.-•• •„:•. •. , • 

P. M. DcLuxo B 

K«wl«'. Blmdat] WWil^ 

OyCHerholt, 100 proof 

KTR oumnMu 

OOME8TIC * BDWn 

fifth »3.51 

eaaa >tU| 

fifth »3.47 

fifth »4JJ7 

fifth »3.40 

fifth »3.10 

fifth *3.43 

fifth »3.40 

fifth »3 

&A\.

*:-/ - 

$}> lntenated to IMi, He «erved In Iceland. Ire- 

• .10. of Ridley 

Jm. holding balding sun' land, Frthce cafttr D-Bay) and in 

1' ..are County, pa, 

ttM .Stouten OlnuU CMnaay, 

Wiif in the surf at Ava. 

Ion ivtumstiiiy while bathing with 

onr Chapter. Phil*. Be wax mustered out at Fort his stater, wfida. II, The girl waa 

^nmnmMlry, Lulu Tempi* Bran, «. O, 

savr^' by Franll Keenan. a life 

and 41 Tims Qrotto, all| of S-Sft. Murphy's wife is from 

*""! Mid the Tall Cedar. WtafieM, N. O, 

Keenan said he found Wlldo 

.Atlantic City. 

.otruggiing in the water aoout 78 

yards from shore, near two in. 

» BANDS 

of Misuse of Stable fluted inner tubes. She said her 

brother had disappeared after a 

• he formerly played troBi- Brings Arrest 

wove knocked them both from the 

«i» Lulu Temple band, the 

^-*w liand and the Cape Alleged misuse of a buildino to. tubes. The boy's body had not routine by ausan Heunnd, an 

Xbunty American region a stable after It had been con- 

and had participated In demned for that purpose, resulted era up to yesterday' mominj. 

of local functlona of allWedneiday 

In the aiTest of Ben- 

Jack Ferguson and iaeopella 

jamin Hughes, 45, negro, of 600 

novelty numbers by Robert Jor- 

Wool West av., on a char^r of Air Force Station dan and Arthur Merrill and tit 

j !• hb wife, the former false pretense. 

Qemer and Terry and Ruby. 

i It Oarop, of Philadelphia, 

To be Disbanded 

Hughes, according to police. 

A skating dance class It BOW 

The Army Air Forces Hedlstrl- lorrninif for the fall season. Pl 

hutlon station in Atlantic City and land announced. 

its operatlnif facilities, used far 

screening and reassignment of 

Ocean City Souvenir combat air jws, wUI be abandon, Point Ctmrelimm ••" 

ed by November 1 or earlier, it 

Pin and Charm Bracelets was announced Wednesday. DBTHANlf METHODIST 

wllli Ocean cifr. w. J, s»l 

one effect of closing the station •ev. C, B. HiekBHii, Puu>r 

will be the return of the mammoth 

SMrllnc silver 11.5s to I2.S0 Atlantic City Auditorium to the 10 a.m, Sunday Saliool. 

H 

Oeean Oily gea Shell Souvenirs municipal government. The Presl. '• a.m. Communion aervlee. 

Me - TSc II.OO 

dent. Ambassador and Rlt£.Carlton 

7.S0 p.m, Bvening service. Topic 

for rear Wlisîfst e§!leetlen 

hotels also will revert to their 

"Christian Living" 

owners. 

• • • 

M MODM OF VALUES _ FAMOUS BIlrM (ni 

FIRBT BAPTIST 

10 a.m. Sunday School, 

11 a.m. Quest Speaker. 

MOTH'S 

8,SO p.m.—B, Y, p. u. Miss 

Blanche Renessen In charge 

7:48 p,m. Evening Worship Spe 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

cial meeting conducted by service 

men from Atlantic city, 

829428 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pier) 

Thursday, lpPJn. Prayer meeting 

\PLYMOUTH 

1 INN 

Zoning Ready at 

Wildwood Crest 

A snnlng ordinance defining the 

type of npB' constnietion in Wii 

wood Crest was introduced at 

meeting of the boroufh eoune! 

Wednesday. The measure prohibit 

cons'nietion of buildiniis costin 

k'SH than iasoo along the beach 

front, 

QUEST ON 

Cpl. Morris F, Quest, Jr., so 

of Mr. rind Mrs. M. p. auest. 71 

Asbury av,, Is spending a 38-da 

furiough here with his parents 

He nrriveti in the United States 

last week after serving two years 

with the Army Air Porees in Italy 

Celebrities are at the Virgini- 

Inn, 1324 central av,, until the 

end of August, The fuests include 

Mademokelie Yvonne Combe, Dl 

Plomee duConservatolre de Paris 

Mademoiselle Helene Pfeifler. and 

Madame Paul Seguin, teachers o 

The rrenrh School of Music in 

Plninfield, N. J " " " 

ISomers Point 

Point D. of P. Has 

Skating Party 

A large number attended the 

Playlond roller rink last Thursday 

night for a skating party sponsored 

by Silver Moon Council. D 

of p.. ©i Bomers Point, 

A special exhiiition of skating 

prBsented under the direction 

of Tony Buglia, new floor manager 

of Playland,' | 

The proMram included a dance 

Srtj WKcittlwWell-FollajedComtGoardfman Is Wearing 

ORACe LUTHERAN 

Rev. Root, 2. WuehMr, B.D., pastor 

Bunday. Sept. 8 

9.4a a.m, aunday •ehooi. Olaases 

for ail ages. 

11 a.m. The Service. Sermon by 

the pastor. Topic: "Where Are the 

Nine?" 

Crescent 

Lodge 

611 ?Ui Stoeet 

MEALS 

ROOMS 

Breakfast, 8 to 12 

from Jit 

Luncheon, 12 to 2 

from m 

Dinner, 12 to 8 

from 11.68 

MARIE T. BIJDWIN 

OwnrnJ,Ip-M,nM,rm:il xt-'lt^ttlcnt fltiil At t i t 

« I iJiiilt nil.} (.Clutimir'it will) Ilifir hi'l 

1'Iiktin Ami nnf7tfiefltti>n« ITI.IV l)t ^ '« 

I tl th finiiM 1 ! | i rf.irnnncp Imml m t' " 

^"rii," " "j W 107 i,. "i mîi" 1 , ii III-III 

Sen T, rp. ^ N 

' tlv '(inVr nl Ilir Til-Iin fw" 111' 

' " " " '"TOFRV"^ «II«II 

Arll.iB T.imi.liu I"' 11. 

B 1) II i l$l(, W > 

it FAMED FOR FINE FOOD 

MAC'S 

SOS Shore Road, Somers Point 

SEAFOOD 

0pm Monday—Labor Day 

2 P. M. to 10 P. M. 

DRASTIC REDUCTIONS 

Up to 50% Off 

Waste Pêr B«k*t ,. .98 

W«ite Pipw Bwrinl ,._..-!

• -'• y+ffi^^ffi^^tyfgr 

r\ 

Hart New Member 

POINT— City council 

- elected F(oyd Vaat- 

.-•Br for tour jr«ars. 

of Lewfc Tallman in 

" d, tout Mr. Voothew 

vote* to Mr. Tall- 

1 1 WB» adopted to attend 

(nfn Montgnmery av. 

City KKWUMGT Jaines 

_an, Jr.. i«fa Instructed 

. and ien" nejrt term next Wod- 

„ _ . 8epten*er 8, It Has bean 

announced by James M.Monag- 

han. Jr.. president of th? Board 

of Education. ' 

turn, Catherine Mlddjetown will 

return a* teacher of th* first and 

•econd grades of Dawes av. school, 

after having been on leave of ab- 

sence. 

Miss Marjerie Wright, of Mar. 

gate, will be the new domestic 

science teacher. 

Wednesday will be registration 

day. All pupils who hare not reg. 

istered previously will be required 

to take birth certificates to school 

Pupils who previously attended 

schools elsewhere will he required 

to present their report cards 

All puplta must have been vac. 

ciliated before they will bt per- 

ntitted to regigter. 

V^;w'Ho*.pHal 

Mayar fMd W. Chapman, af 

•aWM FatatatekaMl FM*,y 

Hi«h Bank Park, omlookln-r 

Onat Eft Harbor Bay. Just 

MMh of the Mate Mifrway 

bridle and circle, has keen Af. 

/MM by Homers Point to the 

Veterans' Administration « the 

Ideal site for the hospital. 

Mayor Clupimn HIH he had 

asMi H. 8. genatant smith and 

Hawfeea and Congnwman 

Hand to aid in havln, the In 

•Ululion established at the 

Point. 

|and Mrs. A. W. flabum. 

8gt. aeorge Rod. who has been 

with the signal Corps In Mie JCu- 

ropcan theatre or war about a 

l-dav 

Lisr.fl# 

("with his wife ar their home. Shore 

f rd and Ulsbee av 

• * • 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseoh Qeretyj 

shoicrtl-. have received'word that 

their son. Pie oeorge aerety, who 

recently spent a 30-day furlough 

with thm. haa arrhvd In Qre«ni- 

bur*-. N: C. 

* * * 

Mrs. Charles Jonas, Jr., who has I 

been, in Sailna. 

unarlea Jones. Jr.. wit' In 6umers I 

Pi 

unarlea Jones. Jr.. wit In 

Point during the week end. 

Mnnpi v 

A, J, Mann Dies; 

|-S«j; av, pi*ne sehok 

ftWn 630 to B pjt, and 

u «:30 to 

from 1 to 5 

and 

when 

, flerMM workers will be on 

to assist servicemen and eje- 

J -tei and their families ln 

, __J nut problems and in gly. 

> them Information and advice, 

'r. liathuda V, Uehner, Bom- 

Potnt brancli chairman of 

I Service, has been taking 

of all Home service work in 

ai for 2% years. She will 

__«, as chaJrman, and when 

r Borne Service office It net open 

«•—— to contacted at her ef» 

. J primary responsibility of th* 

i Cross Home Service is to as, 

i MTlcemen and ei-servtcemen 

I their families In meetinir needs 

'have arisen as a result of 

. ln Hie armed forces. 

Mr. Hart will serve the um-i- 

Plred term of Dr. », Rostln White, 

who recently resigned Dr. White 

1 was appointed in 1B44 for a five 

year term. 

The new member, who is dta 

Mot sups-intendent for the Am- 

ertcan stores Co., has been a life- 

long resident of Somers Feint, He 

is past president of the earners 

Point Kiwanis club and a past 

commander of Morgan-Banefc po»t, 

American Legion, of Ocean Olty 

Boy»» Club Trim* 

t rssnvAL ims IM 

*. HOSPtTAI. LEAGUE 

SKI f n r — The Junior 

___0f mm Memorial Haipi- 

L entertained recent]* at a peaeJi 

'"-tt on the lawn of the Nurses' 

A total ol MO Was reallied. 

( Oormmlttee in ehame ef the 

femenu Included. Mrs. nea. 

BthmniaB, Mrs. Florence 

JMMBBU Ms, Betty DeBaven, 

.Morenos Baldt. Miss Dorothy 

* 3HM, Santfi Heffenmn. Mn. 

Webb. Mrs, •Emma. Seiners 

— •dm. (aut. 


SOMERS POINT — The Somers 

Point Boys' Clue took the mea- 

sure of the Atlantic Olty Boys 

Club Monday nlg-ht at the Bach- 

ar»eh Ball park. I to J, This made 

the iOth ^rin of the Benson for 

the point Hoys' Club, The club lost 

a game earlier in the season to 

the Atlantic City boyi, 

A return game will foe played 

on Labor Day between the How' 

Club and Frank De Feo'i oli tun- 

era. The youngsters trimnied the 

old timers July 4, but "frank says 

he haj a few surprises in store 

for the kldg Monday night. Th 

game wUl start at B.JO p.m. ,, 

Mr. and Mrs, Lewis B. Matiila*, 

Delaware av,. have as their guest 

MOTORISTH IN CRASH 

ARE FINED H BACH 

flOMBfta POINT—Two motorists 

Involved In n collision nt Ocean 

Heights av. ond Now Road lust 

Sunday, were fined IB each for 

eonMbutGry negliKencis at • hear- 

ing Tuesday night 'Before Mayor 

chapman. 

The fines were Impoaed upon 

Ferdinand ornef, 1BIB OhiunploT Mxiea to aUey—ntlaMe tar rlttklW «r 1 

Meet and complete information on the above offerings may be bad without obligation. 

RICHARD B. FOX 

REALTOR 

8th .Street and Atlantic Avenue 

•:SiP

OeZAN OTY SEFTnNniLHDGEK 

Church Services 

Jim 

; Tabernacle 

fityn M*w 

k E d 

KHuuaUiu Ttieoiogi 

.Mi pHdl M tlM 

, M"BI BJJB«»BB war Mai fUWUMn Bau — 

«MM *t ttaa TaMrpMIt on BUB* 

HM Maw Oemanta, pdn- 

taf tta Inn Ma.m- piwby- 

• fltaNh, Bijn Mawr. Pm.. 

b* IBa preactam al tbe TBber- 

nrvlte. In tte.VU- 

ItB at, and the 

'. to a young man who has 

attained dtaUnetlon la Ida 

•nAoMshl amice will 

•t UM mm. The 

lib HM Mfc M.. and 

«nd Mfenqr an. There Is 

apaoe for aJJ 

_ apeak- 

MMMadHf to Ml denotnina- 

Th» •Me at Uw Village 

j B c each 

; MRtt will •amtn be led 

•tabd w might, u 

Trumpeters Buna and 

DMM Brosdhend. Tbe guest solo, 

K« Will M Una Haddock, of the 

4MB ItaMt, Philadelphia Methe 

dM qoartM, and emnnei Buck, 

«t th» flu*xt*t of UM Holy Trtn 

m OathUM, 

JUNJ Taaerwicle amiioes for 

U will Uke glace next 

Dr. Ross Stover 

At the Strand 

Sunday MM* g.io, a, »:i(, 

10.19 and ll:is 

«« Md« MaMta 

and i B4B, 

OoiUrselonj on Saturday and evt 

ol PbM FMday, 4:30 pm, to Siw 

B 1 . MART'S CHAPE, 

and al. and Atlantic av 

Sunday Mawei 630 a.m. ». 9, 

10 ana 11. 

flat Prldaj nuu« n 30 am, 

tlanttMtima on (Saturday and en I 

o* na Friday 7:30 pjn-, to », 

To Preach Morning 

and Evening 

CHItlBTIAN BROTHER^ 

CHAPEL- 

Slat at. and central ay, 

1 Majsei 8 B.m. and 10 

a.ni. . 1 

ConfeMions on Saturday and eve 

uf First Friday 7:80 p.m. to S:~ML[ 

FIRST CHURCH METHODIST 

•'» «i, and Cellinil BT. . 

Benjamin F. Allrood, Minister 

Contention or cooperation. 1 

chooM which it win fce ln mo\ included Mr 

C Thorn pre ldent M 

A Palmer vice pr i rf Mr 

V lohnst n and Mr rl ren 

All n 

Hirr 

. During the comi 

week end WE will be thinking nbout 

the part Labor pl»y< In life. The 

chief consideration la will our 

thinking lead to better coopera 

tion or mori" tuntention 

Thu Chri tlan Church In vitallv 

concerned In this matter /ur H H, 

interested IH both emplojre nnd| 

eriploi r It rurtlierm re bi llei 

that both int rests sHH be oi I 

servnd alien cjoperatljn not con 

tentlon exists 

Tlie itrs philosnphj and t i h 

"ifc tr Christian rtliglon Is bi -1 

upuli onintlie ipproa li I 

Ll i t aim i t ij 

l 1 I -i #HttH4W# 

"For Goodness Sake" 

Dsy Sermon, "A Now Creation in 

Ohrlst," It Corinthians 8; 17. The 

choir, directed by Mr, Barrett, wui 

siiiH, ' aiiiictuji," by Charles Oou- 

nod. aoprano eolo, "Hear Ye Is 

i.iui.' Aiiit liuni HJIJitfl, by Audrey 


bruit 

men 

rrllev onl i [i 

one the thinklni, 

men nd ol mi n 

DH. ROSS STOVER 

Dr Ross Sto\#r pa to of Mes 

iah Lutheran Church Phlladel 

phla will ennduct t» ^trilcea at 

the Strand Theater n Sunday 

Tl e 11 rniiii, •. r\lt 1 II] t n 

t in 4 Prlu 1 th r It Ml 

Ilertlii Mircclli I* rr 1 [ill 

ill n 11 it r 111 I Th sub 

me In 

Tl 

Shllcock ser et Fl Mr I M 

in Smith a d M M r ll SI 

ensrn treasure! 

Mrs Thnrrms nnnun I Ihit t] 

AuMlii r\ [.hn In I il 1 i I 

f\ of pi ip HI ] t 

ing the pr mem of ih pi: 

pension rui d sino i rt l i 

the nmnsc $50 f i upt p i [i1P 

pa tor cir mnm i m ln 

paintinu of I ir m in» n xt prln 

VL ltinK iie n frrm Ph li del 

phia pro\H rt ,r out 1 tidin in 

tertainmt-ni pr [ram Vlu I in 

nett»- Brom 11 the Aunt Jam 

of radio stitlun KYW c moiLtral 

ed hua she prc^nr i f pic ] }-alf 

hour ton pro in f hildr n 

taking ill l le r I f l, m thi 

cal familv 

A group of ii rti fr tn tl r 

Crescendo riub nf PI il clelphm f 

fared solo and Br up see I ton. 

The Auxillir ^dl nrnecl fjr tin- 

lununer feut plan i m pf *i"a!n 

the J-ennd Thur rfa\ nl Nl mprr 

in Philadelpliia 

thi-lr r Hiian to trc 

mj, Thi i bt i ompliju-d" ) n' ' '"I ' • 

mrn b Ii«-\ tint God k lie P I* m i 

fpet One the Perfect Example ml I Dr -,t \ 

"-•\ thrr f rt think Go I th " ' H 

thougl t jM thtj- c in ide 

alth the utlicr 

Fir the akn 

l-rcii.liin. Missionary Churrh 

Ocewi City 

Baptist 

Church 

10th and Wesley 

Spend The Lord's Day With Us' 

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George F, Shirm; 

Plastering • Cement 

Work 

Painting • Jobbing 

501 TUIKD ITOR 

Plumbing-Heating 

HARRY DIBB 

Caloroil Oil Burner* 

nmuxmt . niim 

W EIGHTH STREET 

run an.w — mu, nm 

ESTIMATES tranmi 

WilUrd F, StetM 

Plumbing ; t Healing 

rhone nil Oeara City. N. M. 

S. L, SMITH 

Registered Builder 

JOBBING - ROOFING 

102S Simpson Ave. Ph. 1SM-W 

CARPENT^ 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 

PAINTING 

Robert Clayville 

un WIST AVE. 

G. Wm, Niblette 

Building Contractor 


114 Wealer Am, Thane Mil 

H. C, Pontiere 

BUILDER 

93S Asbury Ave. 

WM. R, SINKINSON 

Electrical 

Contractor 

MS AabBFjr A»e, Phsne m-W 


ROOFIHL 

SHEET METAL WORK 

CUTTERS , SPOUTING 

AIR CONDITIONING 

CRAIG and WALTER 

Ph. 0916 9th & Haven 

Electricians 

Jacob C. SCHUFF 


fSl Artnrr Aw, I*. JtU 

WITH 

Bird qualify Shingles 

Edmund C. Wisham 

24 A«bury A«. Ph. 

EDW.S. CORSON 


305 8th St. 

mn BM, IUS-J-U 

Jobbing 

Alterations and 


Albert S. Camhurn 

440 Asbury Ate. Phone 1SMW 

Storage 

Plumbing - Heating 

OOi BUIINEB SERVICE 

HANS BURKHARDT 

INC. 

•IS Aabmy An. 

Fred H. Manley 


Antomitlc OH HenUm 

EDDlpmcnt 

BAT Oil Baner Sato and 

407 14th St. 

Telephone 12SS-J 

ALTERATIONS JOBBINQ 

j. a SLIMMER 


SMI Simpson Aie. Hi, im 

Painters 

tall 

••* 

C. L. BRECKLEY, Inc. 

House and Sign 

PAINTING 

•dllllB 

A,,. 

Montgomery's 

Paint Store 

WetberiU'a Product. 

Til A.bnry An. n, MWW 

t»ftlt«««»— 

; "BTSMM WITH PAINT- 

PAINTING 

JOHN H. JOHNSON 

' 504 Atlantic An, Ph. U«I 

» 

J [#ltf 

STORAGE 

10th £ West PhO714W 

UAVLtNQ - MOVING I 

!!llllill»il i|f UIMH!!littiit«llHM!!.H!,ltiiit1liiB 

EiffST 

Linoleum Sold and Inatallad 

FLOOR SANDING 

RUSSELL Sl^TON 

M» Aafcattjr AnttM —^ Fhaus MM 

Mn ii in mum wmmmm 

PAINTING 

Brushing and Spraying 

H, D. Richards 

303 4th St. Haw 09M-W 

Paper Hangers 

JacJt J, WltUHMMl 

PAPERHANGER 

•MM! hnW 

OSS AntHBv A.V 

Signs 

JOSEPH COHN 

1025 Admiy Avtv 

V

i-V- 

•Mr. lA-tiMMnfeMtaMd. 

KAIUTY SALON I 

HtCKMAirS 

SEA 

FOODS 

1155A*bury Ave, 

face 

S.J. €v«*t 

Cooltnf Foods to 

Tafte Out 

E>eviled Crab* ... ea. 45c 

Storm Retards Fishing, ftfeiirt VMtsr 

HLGi 

Party Boat Remiltt Good Since Sunday; Pier, 

Bay and Surf Catches Satisfy Anskra 

Recreation Cemter 

Summer Schmdnle 

soring M unptrsa M 

Mam of George Welaberg Aim having been unusually; . Bonon for the iarfeat fish were 

Md Bob Regan will represent the 

Ocean oity Beach Patrol in IBs 

I annual South i " Jersey championship 

I boat race far iftefyards, nc)ft 

„ - IS IWeflBMday evening I in AUl Atlantis 

Ottr Itie municipal tennta center will) city. 

- • to 

: .IS. 

full 

It 

eparMan 

waa announced 

until Woisberg WM a member of the 

team that captured the local Pa- 

JUS IRC 

Wallaoe Johnson, profnslonal at 

will leave , 

. . . to resume his duties as coach member 

up via tnreataf t^w^^ and agusah at the " ° 

J*5 ~ ld •OM for •event] weeks, fishing hdivided Tuesday, with Herman 

dropped off to some extent this I Brttsch. of PhlladelpJila. .and J, 

week as a result of the- stormy I Campbell. Upper Darby-bath iandwestber 

last Thursday and Frldiy. I ing 4-pound flounders. A 3-rjound 

boat 

Ban was caught Sunday on the 

h^ 

and a 2. 

lage Theato, 8Ui st, and Board, HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 

walk, Sundays at 11 turn, 

(Episospal) 

* • • 

llth st, and Oenlnl av, 

ST, JOHN'S EVANGELICAL •ev, Richard S. Bailey, Reetor 

XtJTHEKAN 

7:80 &B a,m. Holy Communion, 

JNb it. m Central mv. 

10 am, Sunday School. 

•hen, c. Barvfa, e.T.D, 

11:15 am. Morning Service 

Week-days! 

HERE AM 12,000 REASONS 

B:45 ajn. Church School for all 

M»i, under the direction of F. 

10:30 am, Wednesday. 

Bd«in Reiber, superintendent. The 

Long Distance Unas in Msw Jersey «M 

music Is under the leadtrship of 

busiest in hlrtoryi Out of eveiy B 

Wcs. T. Williams, Tlie adult class 

is taught by the pastor. The pub- 

Uc Is cordially invited to attend, 

10:48 aon, Mrvlee in the Strand 

Theater with Or, Rets atover 

iwl *L 

troop-ship load, acme 12.0B0 nan ns3i»mdmmediate 

rush for th» tal«phonss..-WF, 

•their fifat ciUs homo! 

Deviled Claim e*. 20c 

Own CbowdM- „ qt. S5c 

PoUtoS-JjuJ pt30c 

Crfe Sl*w pL 30c 

in Otrr Market 

IsM* VsuletMe 

SLEmERRE 

the Modern Way 

Swedish 

Massage 

Reducing 

Treatment 

DAD, IT'S TOMMYI 

W% BACK IN AMBUCA 

Maws as gooel as this shouldn't Mvi 

these Bituaages hoB»T, 

YOU CAN HELP 

WW NEW MRilY IONS PISTJWCi 

JMM AM iunnr m BMWT 

With eaAis iwôhlm out 

Kilmer, Fort pixarid New 

iraat niiitary hospitale 

•V«ry part Of the nation 

DISTANCE volUBB in H«w J 

mon -than-.double that of 

RLEASE Mote WO MwnMSMry i«pa 

MEASE mtkm ••••nlial calls M *rto* 

JItSIT IHL 

v- r 

\ 

:,"% j,"'.: 

Tnnubons 

Ci viliaB life 

Shoemaker 

,^ Army li maMn« a real ef. 

: to dlscharje Its men u fully 

wd ai possible to return preto 

civilian UN," according 

^..t«r Bjt- A. Whitney Shoe 

m. former »ntlnel-liedg«- re. 

SnoenuMr j-eeently was 

out of the. Northern Onll- 

, aeetor htadouarteM at »n 

Uco and sent to a special 

U In Oeorgla. He rt-tumed to 

, it a new post, Fort Maefcur. 

neiir Ban PBdjro, Oallf,, to 

a eounMlor at the SepariWnter 

there. 

„, work eonalMa of helping men 

I ate preparing to te dlschargn 

the mrvtoe, uidudlhg the 

i out of employment aid 

with data an their civilian 

JUtarj alrnm, pawing nlonii 

on vmtmm' beneflti and 

rtgM, and onswerlne any ques- 

I (bout the return y ciilin 

unexpected lurrenair of J»j 

rutatd 8ft. ahoemakera plani 

[• furlough vocation this •untie 

and ethan with hcad- 

\m experience eipect their 

_ to mcrtaae enprmbi^ly from 

i m, handling the demobiltaa- 

Mk, 

MB QUICK BMULTH 

Insi THE cLASSDin ADS 

.1A FRENCH 

display, ef Fall 

Hats Renovated, 

Phone 0311 . 

(THE VELMA SHOP 

K3 Asbury Annae 

Wear, DrBsamaklnit, 

Altfraliaiu 

made Carmrntj fnr 

i, Minn ana w»iwn. 

nan,, M, * lit. 

YARN SHOP I 

Phono SS21 

t@ 

of TARN 

|t|n Fri.-Sil. 'Ill 10 P. M, 

YOUR CAR 

AGAINST RUST 

WITH A NEW 

'aim Job 

Soar Oar LHktaf Nnj 

aerrei Prrdoiu Metal 

OM On- BPHM L«r MM 

for Xhb Month ; 

G. Kurtz 

Itt & Atlantic Ave. 

i O. C. MM «r t«« Per 

HAIR ON 

Pfc Palmer 'has been ngsi§ned printed l.VV BO* 

MMvul 

YOUR FACE 

permanent duty in Atlantic City 

Mar Your 

In the supply and parts depart- 

Appearance! 

ment of the station office at the Century Press 

Ambasgador Hotel, He was a sheet 

Te&mf Ula kiir Ms N Rmsvii TOT ill- metal and supply worker during PRINTERS 

Ur, 11 miU HEVER GROW AOAlH. It m months service overseas In the lot West An. 

Umi u nn. Cant la «od let « fin Chlnn-Burma-Indla theater. 

you • HUl trutment. 

HO CHARGE FOR COHarjLTATlOB 

Frida M^ll^tin V«M 

Elotirolo((it 

Ml AMMry Ave. Phone NU 

MOVING HOME? 

Let ua ban yonr onkr a« far in adrancf as poDiblt. nils , 

will gin as • better opportnnll, to mave yon bask to »e cltr ; 

on the day yon specify, 

We want to give yon prompt Service. Yon can help DS by ; 

plucinjc yaw nwving order early, ' 

We appnelate your put patronnee and losk fanmM to 

•ervlm yon —*- 

OCEAN CITY EXPRESS CO. 

Moving — Hauling 

OFFICE.: 943 Bay Ave, 0605 

DeHaven & Towntend 

Cmvftm & Bodine 

F-.tii.iuiici im 

Members 

Mew York and Philadelphia Stock Bxchangca and 

New York Curb ftrehange 

Packard Building, Philadelphia 2, LOCust mV> 

30 Broad Street, New York 4 

Summer Months: 801 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City, N, J, 

phone Ocean ttty 0WS 

GENERAL REPAIRING ALL CARS 

John Carew J. Harvey Mullen 

Owner 

mtam GAUGE 

AUXHO1 

IBIZED DODGE • PLKMOimi SAU8 - 

220 Wetfcy Avenue 

SBBWOE 

8803 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Four Cwualty Comp«niet to Serve You 

All A-Plua ExceUent • 

wmumffimm HUTVAI. CABIMLTY COKMHI 

IIABLEY8VU.Uf HiniJAL OABUMXt OOMIhwnr 

HANUFACTUilER8 CASUALTY COMPANY 

MiHLUfD CASUALTY COMPANY 

DOB Tonr p*Uej pay dfarldnS or mfe'drlver rettBrdf 

li MedltaU PajtneuU m purt « 

Urn **n«*lnc wiUwat U»initti«T Better m 

Hmney Lloyd Chattl 

14, last «••*. 

he tacan hit aenlor year 

Cltr JUgh soiiooL Hi IWM »*nt to 

Bafnbridge lmmedlatJly, and ttMW 

he has remslned since as a baker. 

except for brief week-end lea 

which he ment at home. 

He oantraoted scarlet fever there 

*w bosnttaliavd for lour May County tHOItt* nrtamwd to 

Onftad StaMt pqrta frfltn the «u- 

Load Veterans 

Service CotiBcil 

C. JOSEPH MOYER 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIBS 

10S4 Achury Ave. 

•ABIt BOMATO, Jtap, 

your money 

CUCQUOTCUIB 

CSKIMO «MUI 

NOW AVAILABLE! 

Insurance Against 

OCEAN 

NOW A VAlLAfiLCÊ^b Prop«tty 

individually JMpeMii 

p 

Stop 

p 

fe m tl«to 

1 

dei will 1m «u*d ««

S, -=*?**•,'*"""vr. ff 

#i FLAY 

•tattarMw 

Play. 

liwa 

J 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

Corp. 

Christmas Gifts 

Must Go Early 

Prompt Mailing 

GVWMM EuentuJ , 

New Jersey. Is offered M (11 the put, except that'ths 

inlty to Join the En- BovtMment advises relativw and 

Reserve Oorpo. it is an. rrusnai not to mail gifts to men 

nounced «y headquarters. Second who ire an their way, back to this : 

I Service apmmariii. ' eounhy or who probably wW be !.,„ 

- "T» Army offers »uch enlist- coming before OMstnu, «| 

I 

t* not only us a reward to The military' Santa Claus Job, It ( * 

veterano for their war service but »« uld, will be more complicated ' ' 

also to Mid a strong reserve of tills year, despite cessation of he*. 

trained men to meet any oner- tllltles. because redeployment « •# 

y Ilia future might bring. Hie millions of men and woman meant ' -' 

, ^_" li nationwide, less shipping space for packages, 

il' Veteran* who Join the EBC son- TOe period ran September u »,• •* 

l.tinue to hold the Ann; grade or to October 16 Is the only tins t-JJ 

"I rmttaji lield at time of discharge. Packages may be anUM 

I Also they maintain their service without a written request f_. 

|| longevity, and at lome future date toMier trsailor. 

r WUl fce given oppBriunltlM «WI urged gift sendees to make i 

to eontlnue the study of their Ar,, "are they 6*»e the latest available 

my specialty. mailing address. it warned . 

Soldiers nay join the ERO at against shipment of perishable ; 

their separation center, reeeivlns foods, intoxicants, weapons, poi. fc 

their enlistment papers atonf with sons or any Inflammable mater. t 

theh- discharge certificate. Vet- ials. • 

eram who do not take advantage , - . . 

of the offer at the separation cen- FJupj,*;^— TMlnins ' : 

ter may, witeto is days of Hit- JjwMCaUOIl, 1 raining * M 

charge, apply for enlistment as a C.SSential to Good " '• " 

reservist at any United •tales Army * • j* •«. 

Recruiting Station. ' Job*. DeMl Warm * 

Applicants an permitted to se- Pointing out that thousands of Li 

leet any arnt or service in which young men and women now en- BENNY GOODMAN wftft BHI 

they served while to the Army, tertng the labor market have nr «" UMWMMH, wna an i 

Tworfieite 

FAMOUS 

SINCE 1919 

Capt. LopeSt 

DEEP SEA 

PARTY BOATS 

/Lewi. CaHton' 

D«ily9A. M. 

BAIT * TACKLE * 

CHRIS' 

BOCK 

2 OntheB.y 

Utween 9th & 10th Stt. 

Phooe. 8S68 or 0188 

sessions of Rutgers University, de" 

Clares that education offers them 

. the surest way of making success- 

FISHING 

TOHRMAMENT 

•Hi fi Hi. •• iirii rut 

, MM MM? COUNCIL. 

TUNA 

FISHING PARTIES 

Charter Boat 

Capt. Tom Ackley 

9th St. «t Bridge 

Judge Wishes He Could Award 

_ TOe famiiy au^nobUe ahould 

waeh hatf* seen! Niikiesl, 

I during the past two yean, 

| Ône refining company already is 

| nave higher octane grades on salt 

FOR SALE 

JW f fM a*e Mey. 

dl WkW " 

tmirj itMDen, aUd on whee 

far the du 

I William O. .Bunt, WiWwood the- ful their pco-sonal reconversion to a 

•*•« owner, announced late taat peacetime economy. 

week plans to rebuild two theatres 

and remodel another in the lower 

"I know of no period in history 

pan of the county. 

when more study i* so necessary 

The remodeling wfll be at the 

as it is today," Dean Miller satd 

B«ent, WiWwood, at a eost of 

•T*ese young men and women are 

man than »50.000. its seating caat 

a turning point to their lives 

PM» wiH be entargBd. 

when they muat make the decision 

The Strand and a complete block 

between a worthwhile future or be- 

e* *M. destroyed by fi last 

ing content with the mediocre Job 

yew, also win be rebuilt to time 

to which their present training and 

(« nert- summer. Work will start 

educational background limit 

agon on aanstrueUon of a new the- them," 

•tt» at Oonrt Bouse to replace He emphasised that In the 

"buyers 

faU. JM« to «qBBB(ed to be ready I 

on or before December 1, | 

Identification Bracelets 

• - , Start,* Silver 

\*g-» (• I- 

GaW F.Ued, $2.50 to $15.00 

TS—11.00 up—plu* 20% tax 

1 Medal To Police Court Defendant 

"If It was in my power, I would "Bow long have you lived 

" labor market of th« fu- 

I tunt it will be the trained workera 

who get good Jobs and become 

successful, but that war plant experience 

has done little to train 

youth for the kinds of Jobs that 

are most important in a peacetime 

economy. 

THJ£ REASON 

Sue — Men are contemptible 

beasts! 

He— Yeah, I know, mat's why 

I run around with women. 

There Is a typewriter concern in 

the United States making machines 

that write in 87 languages. 

ln 

sward you a medal," pones Judge Ocean City!" he asked Morris. 

Howard Warren told % defendant "About 40 years," 

in «ourt, Monday, "Have you ever been arrested 

The honored guest was Cory befere?" 

Morris, 75, negro, of 33t West ar, "No, sir. I've never been in this 

who was arraigned on • charge building (city hall) until today," 

[ of disorderly conduct preferred by Hie prisoner replied. 

William H. Turner, 330 West a,v, "Well, look around and enjoy 

Turner alleged that Morris used it," the judge Invited, "Nfce place, 

profane and abusive latmaaa In iurt if vnn ...... >.. „_ -. .. 

his testimony Indicated that hta who hive "never been" In court I* 

knowledge of the occurrence was is a very fine record and you are 

somewnat ¥****"• * *« !i == ——^ j ' - ^ 

handed./Tb, ,__,. -...,..- va> mu inai jrcortl now. Oaj» 

dence Inconsequential. I dismissed." 

Better Gasoline 

For Automobiles 

'fte-War Stuff 1 

by th* end of this week. 

The new fuels reportedly average 

n octane for sMndaN grade and 

•0 octane for high test, compared 

WtB the TO and 7» octane permltted 

under war restrictions. 

A changeover was made quickly 

In aome oases fay blending ljDO-oc- 

Back in T«nk« 

tan« aviation gasoline into trie regular 

grades to raise the quality. 

•**« dbalr. 

LEONARD'S 

Bicyd* Swvice 

1200 Aabury AT*. 

MARGARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

DANCE anc/ DRAMA 

- Bn# » XtutMh and costs we 

r»lgnedi in noUee court Saturday 

Patrolman Carl Smith said ha 

finally, 1 _ _ 

ear west ahead of the other and 

he •topped aim first, then stopped 

Slack. ,The defendants denied they 

Were radng each other, saying 

they were total •tasnfmt, tout they 

did not contest the speeding 

charge. 

Ignores 4 Police 

Summons; Fined $21 

A motorist who Ignored four police 

lummonses far parting hli car 

on the street ail night, in «- 

•MM m to poUce court eatur- 

' PDUCB MM that aalTaten BORgio, 

Jr.. 38. left hU car out all 

ttlght ln front of 810 14th «t., and 

that a ticket waa ptoceV on It 

four MMeatrava nigbU. But Roe- 

>JB

'\ 

Told 

to Go Slow 

•th-deallng properties of 

' S of iu lunitoMons, 

outlined to the Court Bouse 

B. Sohmitt. assistant profes. 

of entomology. Rutgers uni 

All Important uroperty of 'the 

"*&?* Va\aon \f that of twin* 

In water, the speaker said. 

TM» uita It stlcK on surfaces 

ynen pelted by rain or even scrub* 

toM- » doesn't break down quickly 

OCEAN 

•grtoultunU ectDt, who *ftid that 

It would be better to await the re- 

«dt* of mere tasting before adopt- 

ing It has a panacea for all evils 

about the house or farm, 

DANGER IM 

"Too many believe that DDT Is 

going to work miracles In ingest 

control and too few realise the 

dangers In careless handling of the 

material," he said. "If DDT get* 

on cooking utensils or on vege- 

table! it is very hard to scrub it 

off. if vegetables covered with it 

are eaten they are dangerous lo 

health if oik. are eaten in the 

Muse meal, Rutroer gloves should 

be worn when painting strong oil 

solutions of DDT on Muecus or 

walla, i 

"The material is still expensive 

jteept when In almost useless di 

War Restrictions 

Off Life Insurance 

War restrictions have been n- 

moved from life insurance policies 

isiuea by the Equitable Life As- 

siiiaiim) autUum BM&wnfe tn M.I,J 

auetety BWoHUng 

t R « D 

SSP" 1 * ln * 

ftpface coated 

xhibit i 

exposed to sir and light, i luted strengthi, so that there Is 

Insects crawling on a I danger of wasted labor and effort 

— ---ied with DDT crystals in , using it. I hope that most 

exhibit signs of paralysis nnd people will postpone experiment- 

Inexorably die. | jng with DDT and wait until our 

experiment slutlon announces 

forms of the material to use hnd 

what to use it for.' 1 

' "The speaker said the Quantity of 

DDT used must be enough to pro- 

vide a lethal dose as a solution 

that Is too weak Is Ineffective. 

SAFHI nr DOST FORM PICNICKERS 1 PARADISE 

to safer when handled in I A compreheniilve system, of stntr 

, tnrr u safer when handled in A cornprehenjiive gystem. 

dust form, he said. But the dust Iparks makes New Jersey 

should not be allowed to settle I niefcer's paradise, 

cm cooking utensils or foods, Jtorl — 

•onie purposes it must be u 

on cooting utensils or foods, ftor I ~~ 

•ome purposes it must be used in LOSE WFIfSHT CAFTIV 

_ oil solution*, and should then be "L« t a l 1 1 SArfcUT 

I- S;? dw »h lrtttI *"* * ecsUie " >* ne - WITHOUT EXERCISE 

trates the human skin and may 1 

• be harmful. The dust Is of spec! 

rlc use against fleas. 

The professor said that DDT 

abonld not assume n leading part 

a* a vegetable spray, as it ta too 

dangerous to be eaten if it ts 

lettuce leaves or other produce It 

Is useful on peaches after they 

bJoom. also on grapes. It does not 

kin spider mites and has little 

known value against many of the 

beetle,, such as bean beetles. 

MOBE TESTS NEEDED 

y BUng o PlelJ 

Ûstont Roy «, DBTfly, Oeesn 

City representative. Another modi- 

flcatlon of mtrlctiana required by 

the war. also relaxed, applies to 

Aeronautics restrictions placed by 

the Society at the Ume of the 

War Rider which occurred after 

Pearl Harbor. 

Mr. Darby recently received a 

certificate from the Beelety as a 

Life AI 

member of the Oalager U 

Weak Olub for MB WMIM—IO „ „ . 

—ln which he maintained contln-I 

uously weekly production. Mr Dar, 

by, field assistant for me 'south 

''""•^.iM.'^*?.'. I? 1 . ***».• dJstrtnt in 

iuJmilun m new Business during 

Policy holden and friends of 

the Bqultaoic of New York are re- 

minded of the radio prognui) gpon- 

sored by the Society, known as 

This is your P. B. I." every Fri- 

day at 1:30 p.m. Many announce- 

ments of interest to this group are 

mnae following the program. 

••AD TUB CLASSIFIED ADR 

'S 

"Cape May County's Largest Deportment Store" 

Take off weight 

each wewk. fat 

plemty. No 

drugs. No 

laxa- 

tives. 

HE with 

* w up Bll U) 

•SI. Eat plmtr—not (OB nucll. /- 

_.:„ - I anim lit tinain, nf tudietl dKlrnl ma 

cautioned the puBllc aeai/ut lav jxnttu tea n u is It, mingi in 

ng to use the sub«tanep (•*« •«»•• un» with the AVIJS Viunin 

i T5 I —--•"-" -•-"'"• 

hurrying to use the substance 

cept in cases where it is p 

to have specific usefulness 

eral more years of test and ex 

perlmrata are needed, he snld 

flnd out all about It. 

Another warning to the public to 

M slow in using DDT Wils sound, 

ed by Henry H. White, counts 

e A-,,^ vlul,,,, 

u» AVDi .ay 

FteH 

with the 

RMyoua Plan, ny 

30 day Hep!;, mm, 

Stainton's 

Department Store 

"COLOR CUFFS" 

Sterling Silver 

Scarab Bracelets $2-50 

And nine with 14K. ; o M 1 . 

Oold Overlay , O 15 

fai HOUSE or VAtnis _ JAMODS IIITCK IM 

MUTH'S 

mWELRYGWTB 

QDT MART OF OCEAN 

Boardw«lk (Oppoiite Music Pier) 

'Tii 1 p, m, Monday, Labor Day 

SUPREME - 

—1 1MHM. i C010 WAVE 

KIT-WITH 

MEN'S SUITS 

All Wool Year Around Weight 

Were 27.S0 to 60,00 

Now 22^ to 

OPEff FRIDAY nnd BATUBDAV " EVENINGS 

Smoother and better 

MEN'S TWO-PIECE 

TROPICAL SUITS 

Were 22.80 to 47.00 

Now 18^ to 

BOYS' SPORT COATS 

You might think that a hommoek would be the last thing in the 

world our seafaring friend would want to encounter. Sut when it'i 

•tfetehed out under the trees in hi« own back yard _ that's different 

- iuit Uk* Supptae Seo/fiw, Hommgmmtmd Vitamin D Milk is different 

from all the regular milks you've ever tasted.... If s a smoother milk, 

richer tasting, better for you because there's cream in every drop! 

And a big ieycoo! g|oi, of ;t is m|8nty t#mpHng and refrMh.nfl fhew 

hot summer day,. Just iay the words "Sealtest Homooentaed'' to your 

Sgpp!^ mHk man or woman or your neighborhood storekeeper. 

iUPPLEI 

MILK AND CREAM 

W e r e 9 , 9 5 t o 1 2 . 9 5 . . . N o w 

to 

7.9S to 10.98 Values NOW 

i t 

WOMEN'S DRESSES Drastically Reduced 

3,95 and 5.95 

PLAY SHOES 

2.95 to 4,95 Values 

NOW 1.95 to 2.95 

PINAFORES 

3.98 to 5.95 Values 

MOW 2,95 

SHEER STOCKINGS F «" shades. 8«4 to 95c 

THINGS FOR THE HOME 

BEACH CHAIRS, were 3.95 ....".•./.,.' 1,95 

WASTE BASKETS, hand painted, were 1.19 ... 89c 

CLOTHES HAMPERS, were 3,95 ... 3.49 

While Knitted TOWELS, 24x40, were 49c ...........35c 

Metal GARBAGE CANS, ju*t received . . . . . . W9 

Metal VEGETABLE BINS, were 1^95 . . . . . . 1.49 

Metal SHOE RACKS, Were 1.39 .. . 1.09 

MASON JARS, pint size . . . . . . . dozen 49c 

SHOWER CURTAINS, 6 ft x 6 ft. were 5.95 . 4.95 

CURTAINS, half price 5.95 now 2.98 - 1.39 now 69c 

Printmd and PublUhdl in ft Greatest Family Rmaort 

••aimer 

_.„( to bo; It A M-cent 

^ U may tbM » 

Mf ttir-mm i 

'•' 

•• mtm It 

—No. 19 Telephone .0804 or 0808 

lor Day 

ing One 

Largest 

{Vast Exodus Fol- 

llows Holiday by 

[Auto, Bu«, Train 

SIGHT ARRESTED FOR 

metric VIOLATIONS 

[TIii! heavy traffic in Ocean 

aty ovt'r the week end gave 

sort pullre sun of their 

islcst times of the summer 

control sijei'dinM and other 

Cfnirtlnns, 

[ The pullrp department donket 

(I eiirlit arrests were 

Saturday. Sunday nnd 

.nday for alk'ged violations 

tiie Motor Vehicle Act. all 

is driving or speeding, 

holiday period also end- 

with II arrests for various 

of disorderly einduot, 

lioujands of Ocean Olty va. 

mists poured homeward by 

. train and bus Monday after- 

j and evening after the resort 

I entertained one of the largest 

• Pay crowds on record, while 

jnds of others remained 

igh this week. 

> tl§ decrease In local geason- 

lutstion Is expected to be no- 

after this week end, as 

with children return for 

; of Philadelphia puB- 

on Monday, the same 

\ the local term begins. 

ntlslly offset the exodus, 

an unuslally large num. 

of September veatloruits ar- 

is week. 

Olty was literally "Jim. 

j to the doors" over the Labor 

r period, with most of the vlsi- 

apparently arriving by auto- 

It, Travel on the trains and 

1 showed only a moderate In- 

• over previous week ends of 

Bank Deposits 

Up $2,648,000 

Over Last Summer 

Pepa.!!. recorded by The 

National But of Ow>n dly 

4uHnt June, July and Amwt 

Ihh ymu- nprHcniM ma u,, 

« of UM$Mi aver the 

lorrtT.pondlnt montlH h.t 

year, Gnw a. Grell MIIKIUI- 

c«-d Wednesday, 

Depwibi on TiMd«y_th* d«y 

arier Labor Day—wen IBS,. 

497 si hl(l,er (ten an the w . 

r l i T 

pi j t 

Total fur Tuesday this 

wu |3M,llg> an, 

miamn 

The riturea for 

Bummer ntonUMi 

iqjj 

Jane 

J«ly , 

August 

TOTAL 

1045 

June ., 

July " ' 

August 

TOTAL ..,.'.' 

the three 

S3.32I.O00 

4,Mi,M0 

4,4M,000 

M^NLOOD 

5.517.000 

5.162.000 

(ATTEST OF SEASON 

sf Police Robert J. Lack- 

the automobile traffic was 

J hoiviest of the KUOIL and In 

Iqplnlon exseedtd the list prp- 

f 1941 Wndi irki 

wt of 1941. Wndi i g 

i iu difficult In almoet any 

I of the cenNml city and was 

Impossible near the 

Saturday and Sunday 

i of In the shopping section 

lay and Saturday 

procession of ears began 

via Stb st. Monday after- 

d h fl to* 

, mid the 'flow 

bu. Manyuif ^hsj^ 

w^ caufht IB eongeiUon 

, the Delaware River Bridie 

J lud to wait In a line which 

III peMt was described m four 

ton». Similar eongeiUon and 

: g was the lot of tnousanda 

Idle Cftmden ferry terminal. 

| COACHES FILLED 

4 pm. outbound train on 

PennsjivaniB-Reading Bea- 

Unes had 13 ears, and the 

: train shortly after 6 p. m. set 

rMord of 16 coaches, all of 

were filled to eapacKy by 

i ttoie it loft the island. The 

t Service bus company ran 

fttras to handle the home. 

(Pate 6, Mean! 

Baby Home, Once 

Yacht Club, to 

be Torn Down 

One-Time Center 

of Gay Social 

Events to Vanish 

Bill Ellejiberg, Abseeon wrecking 

contractor, announced this week 

that he" has completed arrange- 

ments witjj the owner to demolish 

the property known •» the Ocean 

Olty Seashore Home for Babies, at 

Bth st. and the bayfront. 

To resort old timers this build- 

Ing will be rememebered as the 

one-time home of the Ocean Oity 

yacht club before the fcullding at 

Battersea rd. and Bay av., now 

being demolished, was built. The 

Bth st. headquarters was abandon- 

ed by the Yacht Olub in uia In 

favor of the larger structure 

The present owner, H. C. (Inn, 

plans to have new bulkheads In- 

stalled and the lot filled and grad- 

ed. 

SCENE OF SOCIAL EVENT! 

Used in recent years for the Ba- 

•lea Home, the building wai the 

seene of many a gay social event 

shortly after the turn of the sen- 

tury, and also was the center of 

many exciting yacht races. 

All materials from the building 

will, be salvaged asd sold. Mr, El- 

OCEAN CITY, N. j., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1945 

„«, „,„•. 

. A». PRICE t 

to Auction 

ts, Sept. 19 

Lower-Priced Prop- 

erty Offered 

date of Wednesday, Hep. 

f 19, has 'oeen set for the 

• government's next public •«• 

> sale of real estate, Treaaur#r 

W, Gardiner announced this 

sale will be at a p.m. In 

commissioners' chamber. Of. 

* to the highest bidders will toe 

IPWels of land, some single lots 

"^ Kme in groups of adjoining 

i of the past two years have 

i of virtually all of the 

land holdings in beachfront 

other highly desirable leea- 

!. The result Is that the sale 

1 the Kth will be mostly of low 

WMlum-priced low. The High- 

aunlmum price to be advertta. 

to ttso per lot. 

f B the Batters M. 

club building is about 71 per cent 

complete, he reported, and In two 

more weeks the last, remnants of 

the structure will be gone and it 

will be leveled and (raveled at a 

parking lot, 

TO DEMOLISH CATHOLIC 

HOME . * 

The Blenberg firm also has been 

retained to demolish another old 

landmark, the Catholic home and 

hotel maintained at Sen isle Oity 

by the Medical MUlon Sisters of 

Fox Chase, Pa. This four-story 

building is one of the oldest In 

Sea Me Oity, and was operated 

for many years as a children's 

summer home. The razing will be- 

gin as soon as the occupants leave 

Septeroiier 18. 

The contractor said he has been 

contacted regarding demolition 

work on two other large Ocean 

Oity buildings, but Is unable, to 

divulge details at tills time, 

Mr. mienberg has been awarded 

a contract to demolish tliree prop- 

erties for the city government, fol- 

lowing condemnation proceedings, 

and already has started work on 

thl* project. 

These properties to come down 

Include an amusement platform on 

the boardwalk, between 9th and 

10th gts., a double house at Mad 

st. and a garage at 2Sth st. 

Appeals to be 

ird Here Tuesday 

rings on appeals against mu- 

1 tax t ill b 

ings 

•1 tax 

g 

assessments will be 

h ments will be 

by the County Board 

n on September 11, 18 

board will begin work In 

an City on Tuesday, sitting at 

'«Jn. In city hall to hear ap- 

"» against valuations in Ocean 

i.w • Iale Clt y and UD P er 

"Wp. . I, || 

• same day. storting at 2 p 

will sit m the freeholders' 

ôurt House. 

. hf »''lngs are scheduled for 

I"* 18 at 2 pm. in the 

city hall, and Septan- 

^ pm - ln iile old city 

Cape May. 

a cramp whUe bathing 

ocean off st Charles plT, 

* 11 *»n. 80. of OonMtoga, 

SS U y P ^ 

an 

s rfoout noon Sunday, 

n? - who w *'* ns wel1 

at 

»wallowed no water, 

* B 

County C.C, to Hear 

N,J. Highway Man 

A liepiesentatlve of the State 

Highway Commission has been in- 

vlted to speak next Tuesday night 

at the first faU meeting of tHe 

Cape May County Chamber pr 

Commerce, at Court House. 

The meetint wUI take as «• 

principal topic for discussion tt» 

probable effects of state post-war 

highway plaM on various county 

communities. 

Stable Soon 

To Decide 

Lackey Case 

CMef Denies He 

Attacked Lunch- 

room Proprietor 

Mayor Clyde w. struble had be- 

fore hjm this week a mate of 

eenUa/lictory testimony, from 

whieir he must decide whether or 

not Chief of i»oiige Robert J. 

Lackey warrants disciplinary ac- 

tion for conduct unbecoming an 

officer. 

The testimony was submitted by 

more than a dozen witnesies last 

Thursday afternoon at a hearing 

oefore the mayor, which lasted 

more than three hours. 

At the hearing, Chief Lackey de- 

nied bluntly the charge by Walter 

Matthews, boardwalk lunch room 

proprietor, that he had attacked 

hkn without provocation and cam- 

ed painful physical Injuries. 

DECISION OEFEKRED 10 DAVS 

Mayor sf»ut>le took the case un. 

der advisement for 10 days and 

agreed to permit the filing of a 

summation brief by Alexander 

Love, prominent Philadelphia at. 

tomey, who volunteered as the 

hief's defense counsel. 

Alexander Blatt, counsel 101 

Matthews, summed up the com- 

plainant's UK by demanding that 

the mayor discipline his police 

chief by at least a suspension, "to 

prove to the people of this com. 

munity that M police orrlce can 

behave in such a high-handed 

mariner." Blatt said that in view 

of CHief Lackey's unblemished 

record of II years on the local 

force, he felt that dismissal would 

too harsh a punishment, 

ATTORNEYS CLASH 

The hearing wai marked by fre- 

luent heated clashes between the 

opposing lawyers, both of whprn 

wen* rebuked several times by Ma- 

yor Struble for interfering with or- 

ierly progress of the hearing. The 

•ommlsBloners- chamber was filled 

almost to capacity with spectators, 

mostly young People wfto frequent 

the Matthews place of business, 

Mr, Matthews testified that he 

was sweeping the floor of the 

lunch stand when Ohlef Lackey 

ind Detective Samuel price .arrlv 

>d about 130 am., July I. 

He said the chief strode in and 

Jld him; "If you don't close this 

dace In is minutea. I'm going to 

ose ln for good." 

SAYS CHIEF ATTACKED 

He said he informed the chief 

that lie had received permission 

from Mayor Struble to remain 

open at night as late as he desir- 

ed. Then, he Mid, he turned his 

back to continue sweeping, when 

Chief Lackey grabbed him front 

behind. Me said the chief's right 

Announces Schedule 

g 

arm was around his neck, ehok 

ing him, and his light knee wai 

in his back, bending him backwan 

by pressure. 

The business man said he sus 

tained painful Injuries to his 

throat, stomach and back, and that 

five visits to Dr. HersGhel Petti' 

it, 

Has Anybody Here 

Lost His 

Short-Snorter? 

Did anyone In the audience 

lose a short snorter? 

YOU may not 'tis, hep to 

Army Air Force Jive.' A short 

snort* is a paper dollar bill 

upon which globe-clrcllng fly- 

«r» collect the signatures of 

other people they meet ln their 

travels. 

The short snorter lost here 

bore signatures of six persons, 

with the name of Robert H 

Townsend Heading the list. It 

was noticed by a woman sum- 

mer resident of Ocean City 

when she started to spend It. 

She apparently had wc*lv«d 

the bill ln change when she 

broke a five-spot several days 

previously. 

Realising that It may *e a 

treasured souvenir of some Alt 

Ptoroe man, she «ias reoueeted 

The 6enUnel-L«l«e' to act «s 

a go-betwwn to h«lp him re- 

claim It. If the man who lost 

M will call at this off. •• 

win furnish the name and sd- 

drea 61 the woman wlio Ui 

nli abort *Mtter. 

City to Buy Two 

New Fire Engines 

To Cert $15,000; 

Delivery in 1946 

Purchase of two new fire en 

gines for the Ocean Olty fire de- 

partment was authorized by the 

commissioners. Wednesday, al- 

though actual delivery of the eq- 

ulpment u not expected untu late 

In 1MB, 

The board deelded to Mcelveblds 

September 19 on two triple com. 

bination 500 (glim pumping en- 

gines, canopy cab type, of special 

design The approximate cost will 

be »1S.OOO, according to Mayor 

Clyde W, Struble, 

Delivery of t«e new engines is 

expected 14 months hence, the 

mayor said, and it Is proposed to 

pay for them out of regular MM 

budget appropriations. The pur- 

pose of taking action now was to 

get on the factory "waltini list" 

as soon as noselMe. 

The engines are Intended to 

place two old pumpers, one of 

which Is permanently ou* of ser- 

vice, due to engine failure. The 

other Is considered obsolete. 

One engine, an Ahnns »* of 

SOO-gallon capacity, was purchased 

by Hie city 16 years ago The oth- 

er, a Martin of 750-gallon capac- 

ity. U 2S years old. It U still ln 

service. 

The tis.ooo will toe net cost to 

the city, over and above the trade- 

in allowance on the two old mach- 

ine* 

No Returnees Yet 

to Fire, Police Jobs 

Mayor Clyde W. Btruble said this 

week that he has received no 

definite Information as to how 

soon some of the regular members 

of the police and fire departments 

may be expected out of the armed 

forces and back to their public 

safety jobs. 

He said he has been receiving 

letters from the six policemen and 

five firemen stul in service, but 

none of them has been able to 

say when he will return to city 

employ. 

One of those believed to be eli- 

gible for discharge immediately is 

William H, Smith, Jr., former po- 

lice captain, who was last heard 

from In n-ance, where lie is serv- 

ing with a military police unit. 

Several members of both depart- 

ments already have served In the 

Army and Navy, been honorably 

discharged and returned to their 

municipal jobs. 

Killer Brown Again 

Asks for Parole 

Two men serving prison terms 

for crimes committed ln .Ocean 

City are among the 3M Inmates of 

state institutions who have applied 

fair parole* at the September term 

of the State Court of Pardons 

They are duotRe Brown, sen- 

tenced to life lmprlnsonment In 

September. 1033, for the murder 

of Lawrence Imbeal, and Claude 

Atkinson, sentenced In 1943 to four 

to 10 yew-i on a morals charge 

Brown Ihaa appealed unsuccess- 

fully several other times for m 

parole. 

Another Caps May County ap- 

plicant la Miller Garrison, of 

GUahsn, who was given « Ufa »n- 

tor munUr In Jmw, ISM. 

WILLARD B, MATTHEWS 

Superintendent of Sclmb 

Bus Schedule 

For Schools 

Is Announced 

One Bus to Do 

Work That Two 

Did Last Yew 

Complete details of the bus 

schedule and route for transpor- 

tation of Ocean city public school 

pupils, were announced this week 

by Superintendent Willard B 

Matttiews, as the school system 

prepared to begin the new term 

next Monday morning. 

Mr, Matthews announced that a 

single bus will be used this year 

instead of th« two buses operated 

last year. The schedule has been 

re-arranged to serve both elemen- 

tary and high school pupils who 

reside far enough fram the school 

buildings to merit transportation. 

TEACHERS STABT TODAY 

Public shcool teachers will begin 

the term today (Friday) with fae. 

v meetings, although pupils do 

not report until Monday. All tea- 

chers of both schools will meet at 

10 a.nj. with the superintendent 

In the high school building, to 

discuss final arrangements for the 

year's work. Later they will sep- 

arate to have more meetingi with 

their respective principals. 

Mr. Matthews reported that he 

has reoelved a number of inquir. 

Ira frort summer residents con- 

cerning enrollment of their chil- 

dren here for a month of longer, 

•ome are reluctant to return to 

metropolitan areas because of the 

reported prevalence of infantile 

paralysis. 

N1W PUPttS ENROLL TODAY 

New pupils will be given an op 

City Mounts 

Passing of 

Music Leader 

J. F. Manne, City 

Orchestra Genius, 

Is Laid to Rest 

One of Ocean City's mast wide- 

ly recognized citizens passed from 

the local scene Tuesday, when the 

impressive last rltei of the Roman 

Catholic church were administer- 

ed for J. Fred Manne. city musi- 

cal director, who had entertained 

hundreds ef thousands of resort 

visitors with his municipal orches- 

tra concerts during the past 12 

years. 

Mr. Manne, who died last 

Thursday night at Bhore Memor- 

ial Hospital, was laid to rest at 

Greenwood Cemetery, Fleajant- 

ville, following requiem mass cele. 

brated at at. Augustine's church 

by Father B. B. Doyle. 

OBCHKSTBA MEMBERS 

ATTEND 

More than 200 persons, Includ- 

ing memToers of his orchestra and 

many who knew him only from 

the Music Pier concert stage, at- 

tended the mass. Hundreds more 

were at the viewing Monday nigh 

at the CacJman Funeral Home. 

Six business and Klwanis club 

associates were pallbearers at the 

funeral. They were Mayor Clyde 

W. Struble, Bayard L. England, 

P. Edwin Reiber. Haney Lloyd 

Ohattln. Oeorge w. Meyer and 

Henry B. Cooper. Jr. 

DIED AFTER OPERATION " 

Mr, Manne died at i-U p.m 

Thursday after having undergone 

an emergency operation for a rup 

tured appendix early that morn 

ing. He was taken tq the hospital 

Wednesdaj- night. 

concert* at the Music Pier are 

being carried on until tomorroa 

night, as originally scheduled, un. 

der the baton of Martin Medholt, 

bass violinist with the oreheitra 

for a number of years. Mr. Med 

holt took over early last week after 

Mr. Manne became 111. 

Friday night's program was can 

celled out of respect to the diree- 

Kiwania in Memorial 

Service for Manne 

^s 

pp g p 

portunlty to enroll this afternoon 

(Fare 1, Ileaae) 

p 

tor, but the concerts were resumed 

Saturday with a program of Mr. 

Mamie's favorite selections, dedi- 

cated to him. 

STIMULATED INTEREST 

IKjflOOB MUSIC 

Mr. Manne, who had been a 

prominent figure in Ocean City 

affairs for almost a quarter cen- 

tury, was credited by most people 

with having done more than any 

contemporary resident to stimu- 

late interest in good music. 

Having spent many years of his 

early life as a professional then 

trlcal musician, he was a stickle 

(or perfection in musical work and 

had little patience with most a 

the modern dance music. 

Born in Oreen Island, N. ¥., he 

studied violin at an early age and 

decline so accomplished that he 

easily made his way into orchestra 

work and soon became a eofidue 

(Pare 1!, Please) 

J, FRED MANNE 

The Ocean olty Kiwania Club 

memorialised the late J. Fred 

Munne, iu immediate past presi- 

dent, with a^ memorial service con- 

ducted by Rev, Benjamin F. All- 

good at the weekly luncheon at 

•hums' restaurant, Wednesday. 

The minister, in a brief talk, 

said that the club and the com. 

munity long would remember the 

ability and the personailty of Mr. 

Manne, who, he said, worked al- 

ways for harmony in human rela- 

tions as well as in music, but at 

the same time was an eutstancU 

ing individualist in thought. 

The service was concluded with 

prayer. 

City Fails To Act 

On Extension of 

Moyer Co. Lease 

Fate of Biff Job-Producing I 

Still Undecided; Scheduled 

by Commissioners Doeui't Come 

Contrary to expectations, the matter of ext 

lease of city-owned property upon which Ocean _ 

industry,, the Moyer Company, htt ito plant at the 

Texas av., was not discussed at the meeting of the 

miiiioners, Wednesday, « 

There was only one hint that tiie city officials 

diacusied the lease in conference. 

The hint came from Mayor 

Clyde w, Struble. 

ASKS ABOUT POST-WAS 

Resort Man Killed 

in February; Wife 

Is Just Notified 

Nichols Had Been 

Reported Missing 

in Germany 

On the eve of V.J Day. Mrs. 

Dorothy 

received Nichols, 

Mated Hi Asbury av., 

word from the 

War Department late last week, 

confirming the death of her hus- 

band, pfe Byron Nichols, 

pfc Nichols, who wag 28, had 

been reported missing in action in 

Uermnny February 19, but no ad- 

ditional word had been received 

until this telegram, announcing his 

death. No details were given, but 

Mrs., Nichols was advised that she 

would receive more information 

from his commanding oBicer or 

chiiplain. 

PLANS 

Chief Warrant Qffiau- jack O. 

Jernee, newly-installed commander 

of ,Mgrian,Hanek Foot, American 

Legion, stood up to aak what the 

city waa doing about poet-war pro- 

Jecu to provide jtto opportunities 

for returning veteran* of World 

War II. He Mid he .wanted some 

Information on the subject, so it 

would be available when the Le- 

gion opens a proponed service men's 

information bureau at city haU. 

Mayor Struble replied that the 

commissioners had been having "a 

lot of discussions" about poot-mu- 

work, arm that the subject had oc- 

cupied much of the time of their 

conference, Wednesday, which tatt- 

ed from 10 am. to S;W pin, He 

promised to let Commander JernCe 

know when anything definite WM 

decided upon. 

WOULD PROVIDE 

PEACE-TIME JOBS 

The Meyer Company, which 

heretofore ha* been a war induj- 

try, announced two weeks ago that 

It was prepared to awing over to 

the production of pre-fabrlcated 

houses and other clvllUn product* 

If the city would extend its leaae, 

which otherwise will expire with- 

in aix months. It also aald that if 

the city would grant a long-term 

lease on four city iblookg adjoin- 

ing the Penn-ReadlnK track, it 

would construct a permanent plant 

which would steadily employ 400 

to BOO men. 

Mayor Struble, who is openly ty 

favor of at leait granting tile lease 

extension on the site o( the pre- 

sent plant, said later Wednesday 

that some opposition haa develop- 

ed MBong summer residents ln 

the form of letters and telegrams, 

to the long-term lean for the per- 

manent plant. 

Ocean City 

S. J. life 

p 

Making the tragedy even more URGES EXTENDING LEASE 

i th ft tht ll th| 

Resort War Fund 

Now $2,348.67 

TOe total Ocean Oity .eontrlbu, 

tion to the National War Fund 

was continuing to rise slowly this 

week, and amounted to $2.348 67 

on Tuesday, Iffl-s, Ruth Niclteraon, 

treasurer of the oampalin, report- 

ed. With (2451.33 still to go to 

reach the city's |B,M0 quota, it 

was "believed the remaining re- 

ceipts wouirt not exceed $20a There 

still are a few solicitors to be 

heard from, and possibly a few. 

more returns from a direct mail 

campaign conducted oy Oity Chair- 

man Mayor Clyde w, Btrable. 

ivi&King ine irageay even manst 

ironic was the fact that all the) 

•tters written to the soldier dur- 

ins the three months he was over. 

seas were returned unopened. He 

apparently died with no word from 

pp 

family 

he w 

ber. 

y 

or friends from the time 

sent overseas last Oecem 

pfc Nichols entered the servjee 

in July, 1944, and had only five 

months' training when he went 

overseas as an infantry replace 

merit for General Pattern's Third 

Army, 

A resident of Bargaintown, near 

gamers Point, he was employed In 

Ocean city by the Ferguson ms- 

press Company before he was in. 

ducted. Prior to that he worked at 

the Martin Aircraft Co. plant, 

Baltimore. Md. 

Besides hig wife, the former 

Dorothy Newsome, he if survived 

by an Infant son, Byron, Jr, 

Mrs. John B. Qlasby, who was 

returned to their home in Phila- 

delphia after a nine-week stay at 

the Hotel Hansoom. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. R, Oreenwell 

left Saturday for their Nartierth 

home after a vacation at 1410 

Pleasure av. 

"I think that by ail means the 

the lease on the 

declared- 

Moyer Company has assured me 

that even in the present plant it 

will employ 160 to 200 men for 

two or three years 

•ThM will be lbs DWl criti- 

cal petted for Mean Oily. The 

Joba the Mayer Company would 

provide would gs m I»n» wmy to- 

ward MMng oar pnWn of «n- 

employment daring toe 

•ton period," 

But whether or not Moyer Com- 

pany officials will wait longer for 

the city to act was problematical 

Apprised that the city had taken 

no action Wednesday, they were 

non-oommittnl, but promised to Is- 

sue a statement next week. 

They HierteA two wceka a«o 

that they were Mnc b«le«cd to 

ocsept eontnutfa W IM they 

did not propose to wait hmg be- 

fore •eeepUBf an offer from one 

(Pan «, PMat) 

Gather* IS Point, 

n TouminHnt at 


Youth and apaed paid orf Jdri 

Ocean City BeKh Patrol 

day evening as the team 

guanls Invaded Atlantic CM? 

eanied away Ul* llteiujinl < 

pionahip of the Soutn Jersey ._ 

against tiie keen competittoo' 

five other reants. 

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