Beedey's Pt Bridge to C - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

{Now AViUD^tcrmu,, Whether They'll 

^tMrittriliite Casualtic Law 

ilMfiJgbth ol a series would deprive bicycle operators of 

**o>i street »nd high-, the righta and courtesies to which 

- pjmmiimy this, are JNurfy mUtm, . v 

„.,,,„- .»*; W*ye»Uott * AlUioiith (hew has Been a fww 

tnd publlahed by The Ins interest In bicycle JegUfeUon In 

Mdger In the Interests many communities, the number of 

t»me safety. programs adopted has lagged far 

«v>:y*' i! -:'••'•'y.--- "-. behind tile ^ver-increaslng n£eds. 

IOBN BN V. GRDIALDI Legislators g are understandlngly n- 

' V, tedutrtal DITWIAI, lluctant t t to suoimon su Juveniles J tto 

court t 

|1 n«w«nllim BUII mi wtth adult criminals. As an altern- altern- 

i& & of youngsters ktake 

to stive/ Method, a new approach to- 

tfi^^very year, sweUlng ward ultimate solution of the en- 

Of America's cyclists to foretanent problem has been ad- 

9.000JMO.•••••?',• ' vaneed and. »ueeessfully carried out 

Uia, bull of put nconli. It In cities of varying populations all 

iftvMtretita'ttttian.: over the.ooudtry. . 

W« an tuba ror their M:UST OBEV TRAFFIC LAW! 

JWjjutlWMjje. Taking the form of city ordl- 

J^h^ ^ P M nMI0M > *•» regulations are designed 

M^rfiifi^ wppltu to compel eyelisti to maintain thejr 

c '*?sS?5f MV»,. ,, vehicles to good mechanical condi- 

Many cyclists, too, consider 

one «it of ^tliM to rfie M the wfMc side 

nit respon* or the start, to lime in and out 

MM to rid* on the highways at 

I DANGEROUS ,. 

I mm WMI* masts MM I 

SAFE 

. mi* OUT ernwrrw 

AS NifiaAwre IMwtlon and licensing of bicycle*. «— 

^., ,•.;*• NBIBAMCB , fOT pgiigg powers to impound bl- ., . , 

r,1ilBDy drivers automatically cyclii and suipind and revoke 11- obvloui; the results achltved In 

tti:H# to W»r behind the ctniei, and also for ipedal bieycie areai where they have been under- 

Wm', : & Wtorict, with no courte, ceadueted undtr the dirte- «k«n. substantiates Its valuei, 

*K«V^ .itotete... ttioyghUesi tloo of the BOllee department'i Buh, In addition to the primary puipose 

M%ai& » eonHder theWgh- Use lafety stetlon, of reducing the losi ol life and limb 

Mfteim private domain, and TJie jiiid for such a program U attributed to bicycle accident*, par- 

^ ss -- ^--'—— ---•-"••- Z-£ _. _, enti, teachtrs and dvto authorltlei 

are in a position to develop In the 

"fledgling cyclist" habits and attitudes 

that will stand him or her in 

good itead when the bicycle la 

UPHOLSTERING 

wheeled into the garage for the last 

time, and the automobile backed out 

for the tot. 

Specialists in 

Today's careful cyclist Is to- 

., . . . _ _ mofpow'i safe drirari ami, eon. 

ecovering, Repairing, Restyling 

IiKip Covers, Draperies, Venetian BUnds, 

•• j Window Shades and Overstuffed Furniture 

p-' ; ; Made to order 

^> r -- %0 JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LABGl" 

| RELIABLE, REASONABLE, RESPONSIBLE 

|| V PHONE 3337 

eashore Upholstering Co. 

It' 1213 ASBURY AVENUE 

WOIXMANBHIP ana SATISFACTION GOABANTEED 

ft F. GUILES 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

»••*••**••*•* 

LUMBER 

Bill im ING SUPPLIES 

J. P. COLLINS CO. 

m,BiAVUJLE, N- J, 

3-6034 

I day's or tamonow'a casualty. 

I THE MESSAGE 

I "You probably don't remember 

I nit," began the *elf-nmdt man in R 

I proud voice, "but thirty years ago 

• when I was a poor humble hoy you 

THE MODERN STYLE IS 

genuine 

If you plan 

to build or { 

tnodcrnlio your 

the best maiirlali obtainable, 

Lc! ui funJ3h you with an Minute for 

inUlliBg tuy-Uhdem diy tile on your 

baihroom or titchco wlfli and floon. Our 

men ire tnintd tile Mtttn sad our prices 

art fair and reasonable ...' 

Albert Oldfield&Son 

30 Years' Experience 

1207 Wesley Av, Ph, 2951 

our tp«dal WINTER protecHon now! 

jEQttl WJT BITef TU£St "KISTS"! 

ffif §§fs% 

No doubt you realize that you must get 

ypnf Ford ready new U you're to enjoy a 

trouble-free winter. But go one step 

further: Make sure this winter protection 

.is/protection. 

Our Ford-trained Mechanics know 

your Ford best. They use Special Ford 

Equipment and Factory-approved Meth, 

/ odi, and they can supply Genuine Ford 

Parts. They can give your car the protection 

that's sure to be right. 

Drive in now (before winter slips in 

some night) and be sure your car's fully 

protected. ' V , ' 

Illf 

Men's and Boy's Depts. 

3.95 

Famous B.V.D.,Brand 

85c Men's Undershirts 

Combed Yarn 

85c Men's Gripper Shorts 

Sanforized — Sims 28 • 44 

45.00 "Knit-tex" Topcoats 39.50 

3.95 & 2.95 Shirts (Odd Lot) 2.50 

1.00 Ail-Wool Sweat Sox 59c 

59c Sport Socks 

3 for 1.00 (Bark and Light Colon) 

Boy's Wool Sweaters 2.95 

Values to 5.95 • Reinforced Elbows • Assorted Colors & Styles 

Boy's Wool Jackets 6.95 

Coat Type in Brown and Blue (Were 10.95) 

Housewares Dept. 

-STREET FLOOR 

8.95 & 7.95 Hampers 5.95 

3.25 White Enamel Bath Stools 2.49 

5.95 White Enamel Step-On Cans 4.25 

47.50 Witta' Elec-tro Steam Heaters 29.95 

Portable Suitcase Type with Pan 

Special Pyres Ware Sale 

Pan-o-Broom 

2.95 Lazy Susan 

Combination Dust Pan and Broom 

Lisk-Savory Roasters 

Dry Goods Dept. 

SPECIAL—Printed Percales and 

Woven Stripe Chambray 

Regular 49c and 59c Values 

69c Camion Towels 

Solid Colors — 20 x 40 

5.95 Cretonne Drapes 

5.95 Priscilla Curtains 

Dotted Swiss, Marquisette and Organdits 

3.95 Percale Sheets 

4.25 Percale Sheets 

72 x 108 

81 x 108 

5.95 Chenille Bedspreads 

1.69 

3.95 

3.95 

3.69 

3.95 

iis 

THUPDAY, | 

FRIDAY I 

SATORDA 

Lingerie Dept. j 

Cotton Undershirts 

Bullt-Up Shoulder — Sizes 36 to SO 

Cotton Pants and Snuggles 2 Pr. for 1. 

3.50 Cotton Flannel Pajamas 

Rayon Taffeta Slips 

Adjustable HunJItfe — Pink - Blut • White - Navy 

Rayon Nightgowns ] 

Sixes 32 to 38 — Flowered Pink, Blue White 

Cotton Print Pajamas 1 ,f 

gifts 32 to 40 ••-;? 

5.95 & 4.95 Taffeta Petticoats 3 

Seamless Nylon Hose . ' 

Slight Irreptbra — If Perfect Would Be 1,35 /•: 

Nylon Hose (with seams) 1,1 

* In^dtan — 51 Gauge 'I 

Odds and Ends of Gloves ru * 

Pure Silk Scarfs 1 

1,25 WoodburyV Men's Sets 

Tiro Soaps - Lotion • Tale - Shave Cream 

1.00 Shulton Lanolin Soap 

S,uper-Fatted —• Box of Three Cnkes 

1 Rack—Ladle*' Oresae:* 

1 Rack- Ladies' Dresses 

Ladies' Cotton Housedresses 

24.95 Coat and Legging Sets 

, Girls —Sizes 3 to 6 

Just 7—Ladies'Leather Jackets 

Better Blouses Reduced to 

...,. . VaJu«to6.95 

Odd Lot Slack Suits 

Values to 19.95 

25 Ladies'Skirts Valuta to 7.95 

—STREET 

-SECONto 

—SECOND 

12 Pair Ladies'Galoshes 

Broken Sizes 

18 Pair Ladies* Rubbers ' 

Sl«es 5'/, to 6'/, 

Odds and Ends of Infants'Shoes 1 

Odd Lot of Ladies' Shoes 2 

, Broken 8J«s In Assorted Colors 

Furniture Dept. Speci 

12 Innerspring Mattfesses i 

^ 

,tite. 

«n PWt 18. 

Span Be Probed 

Twii 

on Burlington DeaJ' 

Bell Usues Denial 

^-No. 2i Telephone 0304 or 0305 

,T^«PMk touched off fcy gait of 

Burlington-Bristol Bridge to Bur- 

Uniton county, had repettuaiioni In 

Commissioner Augustus S Oo#te 

^m»M of the posjlhUHy of a Mm. 

H V SS >Nt " dl " ^ * S 

W# fatal Bridgi to tot Cip* My 

County Bridge Comlsslon, 

AitaUBttnt by Mr, OMte, iinkyii 

^K ^ I. 111 * Munty I" 0 ftftholderi, Tueiday, "* " 

DEFENDS LOCAL BRIDGE SALE 

»MWsrtai re- 

*• e »«t that 

nttrtate in either 8 prtvate or pus- 

Ilo twniaeuon In eonnfrtlon with 

salt or purchase of bridges." 

'•lift*? 11 Sf° «'«nfl*« «ie salt to 

the •rldfi Oonyntailon of thi Oetan 

C^MIwrt B^dii, a tranitetion 

CALLS FACT! "DISQUIETING" 

y ridge lean, 

tawn In GOniidiration with its 

«ttomty 

s Point bridge and 

ity^Longport brtdga 

of aU interested pirUeg 

coUMA^bert coUMA^bert K. K Bell, Bell MMd 

tn/uS 

of one Chtaaio banking syndicate" 

m said that throughout the transaction! 

appear continuousiy the 

""jM «J » fc«. Otneral CliHord 

S 1 ^* 6 " 1 • urtla it«> Oaunty R^. 

pubUcan leader; T, R. HBnff.iyndl, 

«te manager, and th» Chttaw 

mmt %m at Ktteiiiup mdWi- 

't^mk '?''•$•'• - .:••'•"-••• • , w 

Aceordlnf to faets brought to light 

In thi put week, substantial proflti 

we» made oy a smaU poup of 

stockholders whtn the two bridges 

acrosa the Delaware were hastily 

]m BurUll * toa ^ W tor Mi,- 

' Jlew: Jtrsey authoritiii, led by 

Governor DrUcoll, in now attempt 

lnj.to tnviUldate the bridge deal as 

against the public Interest. 

Aeeordnif to », Ooitt, m, Hanff, 

• key figure in the Burlington salt, 

la also a director of, the privately 

Redding Denies 

Introduced BUI at 

Reque»t of Bell 

• State Senator Oeerge A, Redding 

emphatically denied this Week that 

he played any rait in the silt of 

the Burlington County bridges by 

the Introduction of Senate bill 350, 

Tile Senator asserted that the bill 

which passed the Senate April S, 

and later became law known as 

Chapter MS. was introduced by him 

at the- request of Robert K. BeU, of 

OeeM City, counsel for the Cape 

May County Bridge Commission, In 

order to facilitate the nle of bonds 

In the construction of a 1775,000 toU 

bridge it Coraon's inlet in Cape May 

\Oounty. 

"leu handed me the bill which I 

Introduced March 15." he said, "a,nd 

its purpose was to legalize the sale of 

the bonds In eonniflttoB with the 

toll span In process of being completed 

by tilt Cape May County 

Bridge Commission. 

••When I offered the blU In thi 

LegjsUture the title read as follows: 

/the purpose of this bill Is to 

correct the title of the ISIS legislature 

relttof to the obngatlons of 

t Bid C k l l d th 

Oonnty Bridge Commission since lte 

JonrtUoa 11 wn ato, I knew the 

«Ba>t^nf reauwt o 

m* the bill, U enacted, would facUl- 

^tt,,,!,^ tut.tends, for tun 

pitieular prtjttt, I lnttoduBtd tte ^ 

Beedey's Pt Bridge to C-ty 

Bridge Bondholder 

Are CWoseJ 

4Mf r, & 

•, j i, ! 

.-.v S t ~^ 

"i-" 1 ^,"' '.*n 

^SJl^Xa,^' '-A LJstuJJ 

More Than 200 

Flrrt. 10 Months 

Ocean Clty ! j Sulldini volumt ftr 

IBM paiied thr two mimoh doUar 

mark during October, and in tht 

nune month tte total of new homes 

for th» year went over MO, 

iniojctor Henry B. Cooper's 

monthly report indioated that: the 

buUJiiig trades aetlvlW here to itIU 

in Wgh gear,and eontinuing the 

paee that Ms setn broking reeofls 

iver slnee January, . • 

as OCTOBER PERSHTS 

During October there wen M perf 

mlts Issued for Improvements with 

an estimated eost of «40M0, Ineluded 

in this *--• - 

dwelling units 

value of Sliiato, 

Scull hf 4,0X0 w 

|t«te Senate Race 

; ; ; 

y';>,/ 

large, M, but the estimated cost was I new member of the COUljty 

oBce has M U M 120 Bermjti for i«'"J»i""*. >*uemwy.;,:•,• V,^ 

tapfoyemfnte with »n estimated eost The county also re-elected 

of «.«,!«JO. irie total « newlOonfrsimnaii T. Millet Hand 

time had been 859 pernuts for il,. HTOdnckspn Jn Bli BUCCtMful 

1MJ03 worth of piojeets. However, dftvt for the U, S, Senate, 

the number of new homes In that DEWEY CAEEIES COUNTY ' : 

oS°«S««s Wl ""* * he WW *" Oavemor mon«s » Dewv earonly 

i7SB,4». fled the eounttr with li;i« y&ei in 

HP 10 months this year It stand? at 

Teacher.' Club 

Faculty to Frolic 

the riotous favorite, "My Sister 

Ween". 

HIÂBITT IN STORE 

I h«ve arrtveB from the Wntfrlano 

fti Truman, who 

Gongresaman Hand niled UB'the 

an attorney. The vote was: 

Wriator-electVOtfitM p0 re. 

Club of Ocean plftp have always The unofficial final TOte for Canero ' 

drawn patted houses I* uw high' ia> fflSf7orffilurM» ^W*" whto he 

Mhool auditorium in the past, and MdrtSiM Wil^tMuWi • ft*holdi 

ther i t tld tht X ^ J ^ ^ th l i 

pw 

Schedule Changes 

Baunlnatlonii for automobllg driv- 

a r s f Mwor V6hito " n - 

Tiom now until, April SO, licenlt 

applicant* will be given eunHna. 

TRTfirf" 

: school by;» substantial 

!rtH3MWjEto] 

•'• For House of; 

1 B»nd polled Mai compared wl 

It was reported yesterday: that 

| j0^ 

was 

^ 

a 

f 

widespread 

^ M 5 

nimor 

i i ^ d 

there 

i^;tiiifjDiî 

••;*ottld ; ;;De^ja|MKi«5pP 

Saturday. So the students fc 

ldd "PhhBiyjSfS 

Ford Beats DeFeo 

J, • V 

Theodore Menken, W1K> wlthdrejr hm| 

board for a number of years, was Iatî^^sf^^ 

W«i ?«««?; 

the itate ooinptroURr's offlee, found 

hI»mJol^d ^ j y 

the .ttront ««npalgn vwagtdf bt tion to el* calineJl« thi;^».w»rt| 

o»(frtt«Wni on the ballot, Mdate,, :QartyrtcelyM^W^«te* 

» M ftr rd. : , .« 

man J, itiniell of 3,789 vofes,aitht These tft»local eonleJteenUve«ea 

Dtmocrat poUed i,8il, whereai an eteetloa^ wWihfi«hirwlseîwl 

Treen's •majority ovw Jam« was it«lght Rejiublican W" attbskntiifl 

a 1M Tni Ja s w 

- - «« **• »» MT7i - tnargtafc : i. V'':;' ,K«iV. on 

\m^^^&^^^^rWfc-mtete* Auiuatu, a' wwdwSr^'r-V.-K-^;-^ 

**• "MW"«»«r3, long, hook-ahaoea sana spit extend. ». m,, the Legionnaires wfflittndtwi 

î^^^ffi^Mia^^SfflaSîfi^hr^W- > """W mMi ¥ ° f £» °"^' SSU^^Switle^ £ 1 ^ « 

vff..^.fiiS^^f^»^h^^SffnBffl^^^*^fflSSViiaitiiS OIW atoWet wmnuttit, Boy a«utt inlet ctannel to mo« eloserio the The VJ'.Wîill, haW a«ir® 

^^^£^.^^'Si»^^ttrtalS^Ê^Mii^S sfAmeria.wm takefllw tonight beaeh. and proiBlilng to erentemere (4uad on hiwa MB m-&Wm 

WJL'HSHU* &S fl "J^ l L p l^ l ."s Jl onthy Andtrso;., «Ue of WUtam S, Andenma.—(All Hffi*^*iP*-w^^t^ photos by Senior (Tliurid»»! at Plymouth Inn. 1 iroildn. trouble. wreath at the menlorlfll monu^V 

f^ltpwe^PeâideBest 

Ever, Huge ThmngAgrees 

Pageant, Viewed By Tfiotuands 

A MUtlon for tokruptey ana re- -OeSm Wty jumped the fun onl The p»radi Jtsilf;wM jurt longM . i, 

»AKsiln of m&tSs SiotîBWtowito W»MUpttor_d»yi«hen enough tb:Be mmtiUm rart it WM 1 - a. 

It^Mgn^ 

A* to the 

I"wTSTTîS *TTthey 

turned Clever aria•Wtlriai Ideas were re- 3-3.- 

*»W *• "•• 

ttons here at city hall on the second 

and fourth Fridays of each month. rrODmg L*tBlni High man^ on the Q&M fillet 

The tests were On Mondays during Alone Beachfront «« Coijntydirk WBnamWWalrf 

the summer, r • 9 - •-.-— :..-. ^r« revived tM Votet for;r«*etoii 

, ilctnie itekers take their written •tudlM of th* ocean-depth along Hon. Hir Oeraocratie tapontrife 

ettmtaaUoni in the eommlsilonerr the beaehfront Have been started by Bamuel êl, reeiive4 84*. - !{; 

chamber, elty hall, and tte road Bhe V. •, Army Inglneers, as a m- FWJlp J. TtMtti *ia, Jonlifc 

tests start Irom Moore 6v., between llmlnary to the proposed construe- Put 2. PIe»e 

1th and «th sts, ••' • tion of a l,M0.fobt stone jetw at -.-•': •.•-:'•• -. :'kU^^ 

.'••-, .'•''... -,. , the north point Of the island,' w%^ ' m , ii :; ' : df t*M 

3rd Draftee GrOUp 

Th « •niinteM are taktaf,sound. Rlf B»»-"TA"'MftWl"*-'^ 

*••?!,"••' I?:-----'*.. 1 "T" 

ln|s •»«»•-«0' to 500 .feet,' from- lUlÎ-W.lfMUAtV.aw.:; 

1 akes Examinations sun rd,, » th« oee^n raw-Long^ •>* A 4 :v?v;,:ft4'-;;-.:.:ahs;C 

' \A third group sfCa'pelttyciounty pert bridge,, " V , ftlîehrtflljiw'A"** 

men went to WUlvme yesterday to upon iompleaan . of this work, *MlUlSUWCi|UrOTy?iW-i 

WdergWre-induettoii eJEamlnattoha within the coming week if weather Armistice DaV will btoSiMFloii 1 

prepafflEr Is being called to itrv. is favorable, the results of their ie^d^SceM eillhursdafhffi 

icejn the peacetime draft.. OTundlngs will be turned over to EJ B ^^wS,ff^^^M sS 

live service Witttrants, foUowed the city about W0 in eKpense, i sth and eth sts, ^^ '.„.? 

other gttUWoriMnd ao,whoêre| rat clty wllli ,„ tuWi ^ «ht " M O ^ S ^ Post, Amtricirilll 

HOW OCEAN CITY VOTED, 

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IM ,; 186 

W M 

1ST 184 

W4 171. 

IS ISO 

m 

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133 

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141 

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S4S 

311 

SM 

212 

141 

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IAVE YOU GOT 

WHAT IT 

Take a bit of gumption, a lade 

determination and a dash of tenacity 

and you have the makings 

x>f a real saver. For you'll nccJ 

all these to resist the urge to 

spend today, so that you can 

have the things you'll require 

tomorrow. Prove your ability. 

Open a savings account now. 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

Mapfeer Ftdeml Deposit Insurance 

Fcdnal Beaerte gyMem 

Banking Hours: 

9 a, m. to 2 p. m. 

[ Saturdays: 9 a. m. to 12 N 

Education Week 

To Begin Sunday 

Teachers Direct 

Observance Here 

s 

Thnmpson 

SIGN 

305 - 8th Street 

en iTfit 

Show Cards - Paper - Wood 

Opffi 9:30 fc m* ^ S:3*l p* a* 

*ith*f Usim by Appointment 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

In orramntwr tm U nan 

m ASBTJBT AVE. i 

Boy 

MOTHERS" 

foar Cblldrtoi wear at 

CHILDRENS OUTFITTWS 

1626 ATLANTfC AWE 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Tony Pinto to Vitit Aged Father 

In Italy; Saw Htm Last in 193$ 

Tony Pinto, proprietor of the fish-1 to see him alive, for Pinto, Sr., Is 

ing pier at 58th St.. wiU leave Ocean no* 79. though apparently In robust 

City on December U to vlrit hi. """• ^ 

Ford Beats DeFeo 

By 14 Votes 

• CsnUsaM from Page 1 

Hester, Republican candidates for 

county coroner, were given 680 and 

655 votes, respectively, against 27! 

and Mt tor their opponents. John L, 

Oonover and Nicholas Scutti, 

In the unopposed field. Raymond 

Hyde was given 80S votes for city 

councilman at large, Samuel Senner 

received 4S8 for second ward 

councilman, and Harry Nelson had 

377 for first ward councilman, Harry 

Johnson vm elected justice of the 

peace in the second ward with 406 

votea. • 

Point voters approved the 115,- 

000,000 bond issue 335 to 287, and 

also approved the 150,000,000 issue 

by 283 to 241, 

Hand Carries County 

By 6,824 Plurality 

Continued from Page 1 

two bond Issue questions in the 

county up to noon yesterday, and It 

was Indicated that the outcome 

would be close. However, an un 

official partial tabulation showed 

the ^0,000,000 issue to be losing, a 

it did In Ocean City, while the tlJ, 

000,000 transit line issue appeared 

ENINIES' LADIES' SHOP 

753 Asbury Avenue 

WE ARE OPEN FRIDAY, 

SATURDAY UNTfL 

M 

—9 p. M; 

, - » v.. 

GOOD NEWS TO OUR LOCAL 

PEOPLE. WE WILL REMAIN 

OPEN YEAR 'ROUND, WITH 

LOWER PRICES ON FINE 

QUALITY MERCHANDISE 

20 

Off 

ENTIRE STOCK OF 

FALL and WINTER 

DRESSES 

REDUCED 20% 

FOR QUICK CLEARANCE 

All Brand New Styles 

W&gS&P, ^' are ^ e>n ' rom Nationally 

Famous Manufacturers 

Sizes: 

9 to 15 - 10 to 20 • 38 to 44 

Colors: 

Black - Brdwn ..Green - Grey 

Peacock • Royal 

USE OUR 

LAY-AWAY 

PLAN 

Bqy Scouts At 

West Point 

Resort Youngsters 

See Army G«ne 

Observing Art Week 

The Oa 

Is ohserv; 

with an 

I went on 

dJe Towns: 

TRAIN flllifABll 

(Ml T1MU wewH AM IA1TUM itANDAlt) TIM!) 

Uni ecMH air I0M>M)I 

NORTHBOUND 

t.Si ».m. OoH» .». leit,t Brood IMM tMNM 

•W« PJ». Mllyi Mariwl Jlrt.1 Wharf 

tim tJH. tun, nlyi Matt! Irt.w Wkaif 

•Ons* « Hodd^Wd (a, tood Sirni 

SOUTHBOUND 

••.45 un, Dalhp, Asm M Mnl MMm 

*A7 aj*. Miy, ft«m MoAii MnM Itaarf 

LirpMb Mliy «. Son. from IMM «lt«t KOHH 

•4.40 pj». OtOt, Inn BiMd llnti MMM 

1,11 p.m. Mly, fnnMiriiM iM« Vflwf 

•Cho-g. ai HiMentbM 

(Com* «(M inn tar iMtlol MtMiM .fiwh. w 

PlNNSVLVAMA SEASIIOHt LINES 

"HELPING TO VUMM TOTM HOU9B — A 

KENWARD BRADLEY, lie 

FINE QUALITY FURNITURE 

CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM, ASPHALT TILE 

aged father and a brother near wee^_- g^ys Tony. "I asked him 

The Teachers' Club of Ocean City, Nkples, Italy. He last saw them In what he wanted me to take to him Ten Boy Scouts of Ocean City and 

with the Ocean City Parent-Teacher 1935 

from America, and he replied a their leaders spent a long but Inter- 

Association cooperating, will direct "At that time," he said yesterday, po'ind of coffee and smokes " rating day visiting the U. S. Mill- 

Ocean City's observance ot Ameri- "Mussolini was marching too many Tony will take the coffee, out the tary Academy at West Point. N. Y.. 

can Education Week, which ft 111 be- soldiers oft to Africa. I decided I dtity on tobacco Is too high. He on Saturday 

gin Sunday. 

had better get out-Of there!" 

Tony first came to America In 

There will be an educational ex- 1913. when he was only 14 years old. 

hibit ln one of the show windows of He located In Philadelphia. In 1930 

Stalnton's store, showing the rising he bought the resort pier, and since 

costs of education and the reasons 

T!jc resort man plans to leave 

then has steadily extended It. 

Posters also mill be plared at vni> 

Italy on his return trip February 

loiu points, and leaflets ulll be dis- He decided that he could no longer 19. mid to arrive home about March 

tributed to the service dubs and delay visiting his rather, if he hoped 1 

other organizations. 

There will be an Educational Week 

to b» carrying the county. 

movie short, by Lowell Thomas, at G.O.P. Scores 3-1 The county as a whole showed 

the Moorlyn Theatre, Landslide Locally mort BW»er«tlfls|i^toiihah taul ____ ___,, _ , 

Miss Miriam Heichly, who U directing 

the local observance for the 


been supposed, with U» Democrats handnall «ourt, a new Wo-foot siriiBconcentrating 

their support behind = 

teachers, also has contacted the re- a total registration here of 3,741, 

sort's ministers, asking them to slightly more than 82 per cent. 

stress the value of a good education Minority parties were given little 

for all youth, and what It means to encouragement by the support for 

the future welfare of the nation. their candidates here. 

The play, "My Sister Eileen", The Wallaee-Taylor ticket of the 

which the teachers will stage Tues- Independent Progressive party was 

day and Wednesday nights In thegiven 

J votes here, whue the Beda]. 

high school auditorium, will be -part 1st ticket of Thomas aifd Smith for 

of the observance program. president received 4 votes. Th«re 

wai one presidential vote each for 

pudcrat Oovemor Thurmond, pen. 

Orders Couple Held Douglas MacArthur. Watson and 

Learn of the National Prohibition 

on Morals Charge party, and Oobbs and Carlson of 

Police Judge Howard Warren the Socialist Workers' partyi 

Thursday ordered Fred S, Tarves, Five local people voted for Thomas 

Jr., S4, and Mr#. Mabel Oaldwell, U, OgUvie for Congress on the Wallace 

both of 801 8th st,, held under MM Independent Progressive ticket, and 

ball each for action of the grand there also were five for James Inj- 

Jury on morals charges. 

brie, Independent Progressive canSl. 

They were arrested about mid. date for U, i. Senator, 

night, October 8, on complaint of 

Tarves' wife. Both waived a hearing 

in the local court. 

; by automobile at 1 a. m., crossed 

Bear Mountain, where they .ate 

breakfast, and arrived at the Academy 

about l i t - 

There they Joined Other Scouts 

on a tour of the West Point campus, 

during which they saw the gymnMlUttis 

where cadet* were belnl 

taught boxing and wrestling, the 

eoricentnitjng thtlr supBort taWnd mtof pool, the •thletle --• fltldi, cadet 

President Truman, Scull and James, barracks the huge mess hall! and 

In tome sWtiBhs of the emotf mi polished marble battle monuthe 

result were nip and tuck between ment benrtag the names of S340 

the two major parties. Ocean City nun whs fought and died in the 

proved an outstanding G.O. P. Civil War 

itrorahqid tMijg Congressman' ,nt ^ n tU thelr lunell M th§ 

ami pw«l«Uj MMiMn of m nwth atWttle fleldi, after which 

entlje iBWerttx in the «un^ and the? heard an aBdress by l^jor 

prtrtdtag atooit oBflhird ol the General Maxwell D, Taylor, super- 

Dewey majority. lntendent of the Academy. This 

•UloUng waa Ueaff threujhout Wai followed 6y a brief proimm of 

tht eounty, appraamBUng 80 per #eit Mat songs by the Academy 

cent of the total county registration band. 

of 31,639, 

HAND THANKS VOTERS 

FOB HI! SUPPORT 

Congressman T. Millet Hand 

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yesterdajon' Ms re-election for The homeward trip began about 

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School Girl, 14, 

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Diabetes Victim 

Joan Marie Pettit, 14--year-old 

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She had been ln the hospital 

orily 24 hours, though she had been 

in ill health for four years, and 

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Plans Gifts For 

Veteran Patients 

Le*tW|Forgfel 

Club in Action 

Plans for the gathering otQhiM- 

nus gJit articles for w»r"veler»n 

patients id Army hospitals were dis- 

cussed by members of the Lest We 

Forget Club at a business session 

Wednesday night tat week at the 

home of Mrs. Philip Shafto, 1349 

Asbury av. 

The club announced that It is 

reeking donations of home made 

cdoUes, candles, cigarettes, chewing 

Tim and cash.' to be uted in gift 

fts to paiipj-wd patient*; in 

hospital), who formerly were 

cheered by the women when they 

were at the England General Boa. 

pitaL Atlantic City. 

CKATtTVDI EXPRESSED 

Letters were read from grateful 

patient* at the MsguJre Hospital. 

RUaM Va.. for birthday gifts 

Mat to them by the dub, and for 

the recent gift of a television set. 

It was reported that several of 

the patients have been discharged 

and are now home, but that the 

club will continue to keep In con- 

tact with them with Ghriitmts and 

birthday gifts. 

PERSONAL VISITS MADE 

Mrs. Lueiin Barnes, club presi- 

dent, and Mrs. Shafto reported upon 

having made personal rfjlte to sev. 

tral of the Magulre Hospital pa- 

tients while on recent, vacation trips 

In Virginia, 

lit gathering of Christmas gift 

items Is to be carried out not only 

in Ocean Wty but in various other 

neighboring communities in South 

Jirsey, The club has chairmen for 

the purpose in eaeh city. 

• * • 

P.-T, A, to Have 

Father's Night 

(Program on 17th 

The Ocean City Parent-Teacher 

Association is arranging for an out- 

itanding Father's Night program to 

be conducted in the Central av, 

school auditorium the night of Wed- 

nesday, November 17. 

Main feature of the evenuig will 

be a "World Friendship Exhibit" of 

articles from countrie* outside the 

United States. All residents of 

Ocean City and rteinity are invited 

to exhibit iny items of Interest they 

may have from abroad. 

Miss Ruth Read Is general chair, 

man of the program. Th# exhibit 

will be in charge of Mrs. Oeorie 

Bowman, telephone 0430-R. and Mrs, 

Robert fpieeker, phc-.g IMS. Any. 

one wishing to canuibute articles 

for the exhibit may notify them, an* 

amngemenU can be made to call 

for them. 

• • * 

Fenstermachers , 

Hosts at Party 

Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Fenstermicher, 

119 Ocean av,, were hosts to witches 

and goblins Saturday night at a 

Halloween party, Simple Simon 

entertained the while the guests 

MfrtTed My fishing from a pall, meas- 

uring and wrappini his Imaginary 

fl»o, 

The door prtee was won 6y "Na- 

ture Olrl" ana "Nature Boy". Mr. 

and Mrs. A, Pepe, The usual Hal- 

love en games were played 

Quests Were: Mr. and Mrs, Donald 

Clibb M M 

Women's Hair to 

Be Short For 

Seven Yeats 

Women's hair will lie cut 

shorter during the next seven 

years. 

This Is the prediction that sev- 

eral resort beauty shop men and 

women brought home with them 

from New York Monday night. 

They attended the flrtt of a 

three-day session of the Officials' 

Show of Hairdressers and Cos- 

metologists' convention at the 

Hotel Commodore. 

Speakers pointed out that for 

some reason hair stylists decree 

shorter hair for women after 

every war. It happened after 

'World War I. when for seven 

Mn there was a shortage of 

hair. Now the trend has 

i In the wake of 

Man 

long hair. No 

set la again. 

World Warn. 

Th f 

orld Warn. 

Those from Ocean. City at- 

tending the convention wareThe 

Misses Helen Glsh. Rosemarie 

and Anaeltese Voss. Mrs, Claire 

Alexander and Herman Alexan- 

der. 

Mrs. Hand Heads 

Local Red Cross 

to, Morgan Hand, 2nd, was this 

week elected chairman of the Ocean 

City Branch of the American Red 

Cross for the coming year, at an 

executive meeting at city hall. She 

succeeds Mrs, Lucien Barnes, 

Others elected were; First vice 

chairman. M». Philip Shafto; sec- 

ond vice chairmnn. Mrs, Luclen 

Barnes; secretary, Mrs. it, W. Oar- 

diner: treasurer, Mrs, Harold S, 

Paris, 

It wds announced that the sewing 

room of the local branch has 

changed its quarters from the At- 

lantic city Electric Co. to new rooms 

across the street on the third flooj 

of the Hann building, 8th si; and 

West av. The first work session 

took place there yesterday. 

Reports were received showing 

that the production department has 

continued its work without inter- 

ruption since the war ended. At 

present the workers are making pa- 

amas and bathrobes for patients In 

government hospitals, and they will 

start soon making knitted articles. 

An appeal was made for more 

women to volunteer their services in 

the sewing and knitting work of the 

branch. 

Marmora Fire Co, 

Auxiliary Stages 

Hallowe'en Party 

More than ZOO people In the Mar. 

mora area attended a Community 

Halloween party Saturday night_in 

Marmora's new fire house. The 

parts' was arranged by the women's 

ausillary of the Marmora Volunteer 

Fire Co. 

The recreation hall of the fire 

house was decorated In keeping with 

Halloween. The auxiliary served 

refreshments. 

Hallowe'en games were played and 

prises were awarded, both for game 

winners and for the best costumes. 

Winners of the latter, in tne adult 

class, were: Comic, Charles Wllkie; 

fancy dress, Mrs. Cipito: most orig- 

inal, Mrs, Arthur Collins. 

Children's class; Fancy dress, 

Shirley Totten; comic, Marion 

Wilkie; mom original, Dick Prases. 

Judges were Clarence Wlikie, Ed 

Q«tly, Clint Walker and Prank 

Vlnnaeombe, 

Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Mc- 

Mastera. Mrs, Ann Clark, Mrs, Lena 

Miss Huff Bride 

ofPhiladelphian 

Resort Girl Married 

to John J. Smith 

Miss Eleanor HufJ was married to 

John J. Smith, of Philadelphia, Sat- 

urday morning.at St. Augustine's 

R. C. Church. She is the daughter 

of Mrs. Mary C. Huff. 412 11th st. 

,The bride was given In marriage! 

by her brother. Arthur R Hul, at 

the ceremony performed by Rev. 

Joseph J. Brennan. 

Miss Rosemary Murray was the 

maid of honor. Jchn M. Hud, an- 

other brathei' of the bride, served 

as beat man. - 

Mrs. Elmer Halncs, of Egg Harbor, 

and Miss Doris Smith were the 

bridesmaids. Walter Hruzak and 

Albie Haines were the ushers. 

Eileen Ouahaclno and Johnny 

Huff, neice and nephew of the bride, 

served as flower girl and ring bearer. 

Before the ceremony, Mrs. John 

Haughey sang several selections. 

• Mrs. imith was graduated from 

Ocean City High School with the 

cjass of 1M4, Mr. Smith"1s a former 

resident of Egg Harbor and is now 

with the General Outdoor Adver- 

Using Co., in Philadelphia. 

The couple will reside to North 

Philadelphia, 

Rummage Sale Fri, 

By Civic Club 

The Ocean City Civic Club will 

conduct an all-day rummage late 

tomorrow t Friday, i at Maler's Mark, 

et,, ith st. and West av,, to benefit 

the club. 

Shoes, coats, hats and sweaters 

wUl be on sale, together with some 

household articles. , 

The committee m charge of the 

sale includes Mrs, Wilfred Booth, 

Mrs, Harry Freebom, Miss Emma 

Griffith and Miss Julia Scull, 

¥ • fl , 

Foglio Marries 

Millville Girl 

The rectory of St. Augustine's 

R. C, Church was the scene of m 

pretty wedding Sunday at 3 p, m. 

when Miss Jo Ann Bishop, of MU1- 

i-ille, became the bridt of Joseph 

Foilio, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jaflies 

Foglio. 1014 Binipson av.. thk city. 

The c«rcmony was solemnized by 

Rev. Bartholomew B. Doyle, rector 

of the church. . 

Miss Angelina rogUo, sister of the 

bridegroom, was in the role of nmid 

af honor, while Miss Betty Bishop, 

the bride's sister, was bridesmaid, 

Frank Foglio acted as best man for 

his cousin, while Chick Trofa, also 

of this city, was usher. 

The bride chose a iiej.trimmed 

wedding gown of white taffeta, while 

her two attendants wore yellow and- 

) Future i 

OH Amenta's 

ISthuls 

AMERICAN EUUCftTION WEEK 

: NOVEMBER M3 

Sponsored By Ocean City 

Parent-Teacher Assn. 

blue gowns. 

The wedding was followed by a 

8, ClaflJdrn, Mr. and Mrs, Ceorge j Bsftersby, Mrs. Helen BchoonkcfT 

g g 

Deiflinger, Mr. and Mrs. William 

Pinsel, Mr. and Mrs. John Lobheir, 

Mr. and Mrs, Bruce MacMurray, Mr, 

and Mm. Joseph Marty, Mr. and 

Mrs. Robert Bahn. 

* • » 

Mra Ralph Peterson, 819 Petham 

pi, la recovering at the O. S, Marine 

Hospital, Btateh Island. N Y, from 

an operation performed Monday, 

Personalized 

WEDDING 

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BIRTHDAY 

Ornamented 

"To Your Tttte" 

WARDS 

Pastry Shop 

VA AtBbn AVENUE 

IMNtM 

re Building and Loan 

Association 

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and Mm. Alice Scrtminger, 

The auxiliary's next meeting will 

be on Thursday next week, in the 

fire house, ' 

Married Couples to 

Have Hayseed Frolic 

The Youth Center wUl be the 

setting Thursday night next week 

for a "Hayseed Frolic", which wUl 

mark the first fall meeting of the 

Married Couples' Club of the Writ 

Presbyterian Church, The affair will 

begin at 8:30, 

Members and friends are invited 

to appear in "hayseed" dress. There 

wiu be games and square dancing, 

and the guests also will enjoy the 

Youth Center's televteJon set and 

its other recreational facilities. 

W.GT.U. to Meet Friday 

The Women's Christian Temper, 

fince Union will have its regular 

meeting tomorrow (Friday) night at 

the home of Mrs. Pauline Van 

Gilder. 810 2nd at, 

* ' * s, 

POCAHONTAS LODGE MARKS 

BIRTHDAY OF MEMBER 

Mrs. Peg Courtney was honored 

for having a birthday anniversary in 

October, by the Poeahontat lodge 

Friday night in The Sentlnel»Ledger 

building. 

Mrs. Linda Chance won the at- 

tendance prize and Mrs, Sara Mc- 

Donald the Merchandise Club award 

lor the week, Qames were played 

and Mrs, Helen Simmons won a 

prize, 

. The dining room m decorated for 

Hallowe'en, and refreshments were 

served by Mrs. Anna Camburn and a 

eomnuttei. Mrs. Minnie Blum was 

named chairman of entertainment 

IOT Nevembfer. 

* • • 

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER 

HONORS JOAN WALTON 

, Mr. Unit Mrs. John A. Walton. 324 

Ocean rd, gave a surprise dinner 

party Saturday evening to celebrate 

the 13tli birthday anniversary of 

their daughter, Joan 

The guest of honor rcceive'd Rifts, 

and refreshments were served The 

Walton home was attractively dec- 

orated. 

Quests included Frances Assalante, 

Marie Barry. Barbara Brawn. Mary 

Moore. Lena Orfonelll and Marion 

Talese 

FLEDGES 

BtJCKLEY 

David I*. Buckley, of Ocean City, 

has been pledged by the Lambda Chi 

Alpha fraternity at Lehlgh Univer- 

sity, Bethlehem. Fa. 

itos. Untie a Hushes. M» Plaia 

[iier 

reception in the evening for a large 

group af relatives and friends, at 

the Columbus Club, 

Mr. Foplio is a graduate of Ocean 

City High School and serveo with 

the Navy in the Paclfle theatre dur- 

Ing the war. He is now a salesman 

for Abbott's Dairies. The bride is 

well known here, having been a 

year-around resident for two years. 

The eoHple. following a honeymoon 

in New Yorls. will make their home 

at 1014 Simpson av. 

• * * 

SECOND DAUGHTER BORN 

TO MR AND MKS. SHOWERS 

Mr. and Mrs. T, K, Sliowers, J17 

Asbury av., are receiving conei2.tula- 

lions upon the birth of their second 

daughter on Tuesday at the Hahne- 

marin Hospital, Philadelphia, She 

has been named Deborah. 

Mr. Showers is proprietor of the 

Submarine Sandwich Shop. The 

mother is the former Marjorie Jer- 

nee, daughter of Capt. and Mrs, 

Jack G. Jernee. 

• • * 

RETUnN FROM MOTOR TRIP 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis, 3SS3 As- 

bury av,, have returned from a 

month motor trip which took them 

as far as Wichita ral[s,_Texas, where 

they visited their son, Donald Hunt- 

er, and family. 

• i • 

TOUBINC SOlTInVEST 

Mrs. William A, Russell left her 

summer home, 816 Wesley av., on 

Tuesday and started on a siJt-month 

trip through the southwest, 

• • • 

UFPEIt TWP. P.-T. A, TO MEET 

The Parent-Teacher A, lociition of 

Upper Township wUl meet In the 

Beesley's Point school next Wednes- 

day, November 10, at 8 p. m. Theme 

of the micting will be "Children" 

and "Our Sehools", 

• # s 

•IAS HALLOWE EN PARTY 

Twenty-flve school friends pf 

Diana Oodfrey attended a Hallo- 

we'en party at her home, 301 Asbury 

iv,, Wednesday night last week. 

Seasonal refreshments were served 

to conclude a gala program of fun, • 

• * * . • 

JOHNSONS TO FLORIDA 

Mr. and Mrs, Morris i. johnsop 

left Tuesday night for Philadelphia, 

from where they went tonorida for 

the-winter. 

High School 

Officers Elected 

By Three Classes 

Townsend President 

of Seniors - 

Dy DAVE MATTHEWS 

For people who wUl soon be di< 

recting the destinies of our country, 

the students of Ocean City High 

School will surely know how to vote. 

In their individual classes they have _ 

done a fine job of electing oncers. p»—• 

The seniors have chosen Al Town- - i 

my v 1 

M x*$**w 

SUREt yod edit have yotor furnittire rcu 

Jn time for the hoUd&ys ::: But don't wait too I 

BETTER CALL US NOW and ask to have our i 

ecntativc 'call to show you our complete selection, 

the latest fabrics. JUS*-CALL 

0981 or 0043 

WINDOW 

SHADES 

Ocean Spray 

Aluminum 

Venetian 

Blinds 

REPAlHlNl 

flIM 

Hf-TlfiJ- tL. 

Junior Varsity 

Wins 12th in Row 

GrMders Defeat 

Sbmtford, 41-0 

The Junior Varsity football war- 

rior* of Ocean City High School 

chalked Up their 12th straight victory 

Tuesday •ftemnhi. ,t the expenfe o» 

Academy, in a 

lent - , 

s retort 

Tuesday afternobn at 

Stratfprd lviilltary A 

game Dived at Clem 

Utt O|l BMILLNO — 

M CiM TO III 

Drap 

Bed Spr 

Slip Cove 

WE ARE OPEN ALL YEAR 

It's Good Biuiness to Do Busines* with 

KUPPINGER'S 

With over (04) ycara of PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE 

send as their president, BUI Swing, 

vice president; Florence Haines, sec- 

retary, and Joan Palmer, treasurer. 

The Junior officers are: Don Fi- 

leggl, president: Bill Marrow, sice 

president: Mary Ann Balden, secre 

Jane Palermo and Hairy Scott as 

president, vice president, secretary 

and treasurer, respectively, 

scnoOL HAS ITS 

ANNUAL COLOR DAY 

The school colors of maroon and 

white shone forth on Friday^ last 

week. This was the^day of the game 

with Cape May. For this was the 

flay OjC.H.S. had its annifaj color 

day. The colors were worn on hair 

ribbons, bracelet;,, hats and clothing 

to proclaim loyalty to the school! 

This program was very successlul, 

SONGSTERS EMULATE 

GOOD OLD GAY DO'! 

Pour young men singing songs and 

dressed in^the costumes of one of 

the most colorful periods Ui our 

American history, on Tuesday, 

brought to the students at O.CHj. 

an eiiterUininK program. This quar- 

tet, featuring »ucn repertoire as 

"Sweet Adeline", "The Hand Played 

On", and "Yankee Doodle Dandy', 

appeared in straw hats, handlebar 

moustaches and blaiers. 

Siegel Bros. Super Market 

Offers New Weekly Meat Specials 

Rump Round Sirlion Steak n> 69c 

All Boneless Roasts of Beef ft 69c 

Chuck Roasts i 49c 

Cube Stewing Beef - - ft 59c 

Fresh Ground Meat "< 49c 

Square Cut Shoulders Lamb n 49c 

Shoulders of Pork - - - ft40c 

Fresh Hams - - - ft 59c 

Art Teacher Engaged 

Mrs. Minnie De Steel Wilson, of 

Wildwood, has • been engaged to. 

teaeh evening art classes for adults 

at Middle TownsiUp, Dlreclor P. b. 

Bcidel announced Monday, Mrs. 

Wilson.is a fraduate of the Phila- 

delphla Acddeiny of Fine Arta, 

Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Johnson. I i 

Jr., now reaidinB in Moqrtatown. I 

were in Ocean City Tuesday with 

their two children. Line and Ray, 

visiting Mrs, Thorpe's mother, Mrs. 

Bay Thorpe. ,409 18th st. 

Scrapple 2 ft 47c 

DUE OWN PUEf COUNTRY 

I i 

Mr, and Mrs, Charles Schreiber. 

ISIS Central av,, have left for West 

Palm Beach, Fla,, where they will 

spend the wiiiter. 

New Jersey topi the entlM Atlan. 

tic seaboard In value of manufae. 

tured produey per wage earner. 

itillllilti 

AL EN YARN SHOP} 

1017 Aslrarj 

Ph. 85M 

FREE INSTRUCTTONS to4 

PURCHASEKS of YARN: 

THE PIG & YOU 

DEAR MOTHER? 

I know you never indulge in the 

swill, fed BUT Bovine friends, but do 

you really know whether yon are 

feeding your family or just stuffing 

them? 

Just because you are full, don not 

mean that you are wen*fed. The 

best proof Is the current gnfferinf 

from malnutrition of so many well- 

fed children In our schools today. 

The mothers of this nation can and 

must leant how to reed the cominj 

eenera'.lon to overenme such condi- 

tions. You must feed your family 

live foods for proper nourishment. 

Dead, devltajljed foods nay pleas* 

the eye and tickle the palate hnl as 

building blocks the; can be M much 

nwdost. 

The Better Diet Shop, Ml S. Juniper 

SC Phlla., spedaUw in foods that 

have all three attributes,' eye and 

palate appeal, anil nourishmsnt. 

Come hi and let ear trained nutri- 

tional counsellors show you the dif- 

ference. 

out OWN HOME-MADE 

Corned Beef 

SKINLESS FRANKS 

BEEF BOLOGNA «=, 

MINCED BOLOGNA AU 

65c 

BAKED LOAVES 

SANDWICH CHEESE 

— Grocery Specials — I 

LOOK FOB TIIEB IN OUR PIONEER COMPLETE FOOD /ID' J ' 

EVER* THURSDAY NIGHT IN THE PHILADELPHIA 

EVENING BULLETIN 

s! 

Economy and Quality at Siegel Brothen . 

518 WASHlNGtON AVE,. WOODBINE - Ph. 560' 

OPEN THBB8, FBI, and SAT, UNTIL 0 P. M. } 

PAUL'S 

Quality Food Market! 

\ 1128 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 8530 

LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 

SPECIALS FRIOAY and SATORftAV 

Montco Grape Jame -16 oz. jar JOc 

Rival Blue Pork - Beans, lb. can 2 for 19c 

New Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can 2 for 25c 

Best Quality Butter lb. Q$c 

Select Eggs Joz. 69c 

All Kinds Large pkg^ Sbapf Powder.. 

touchdown, and added all but one 

at their points afterward, for a 

grand slatn or «-0 It «., Ihe flfth 

triumph of this season, following an 

unbeaten record In IM7. 

THREE SCORES BY PASSES 

Coach John Carey's prldefuls 

made three ot their scores bv the 

pas-i method These Included a 20- 

yard tosi from Keenan to McDer- 

mo JJ ? 2 h v&Td aeril f McDer- 

njott ty Ely. and a shorter one of 

13 yards from Smith to Murrel, the 

final *ix-polnter of the day 

On hitting, tile line, Miragllo was 

the heavy gun, bursting through for 

the opening scon- on nn 18-yard 

run and adding another later for IS 

yards Johnson made the other 

touchdown when he intercepted a 

Stratford pass and galloped M 

MEET.PT1LLE MONDAY 

The Juyvee? will be In action 

again Monday when they will meet 

the PleasRntvlllc Juniors on the 

mainland Held at 4 p m The local 

K-eshma.i tram hw a game sched- 

«if«J 'or tomorrow (Friday) against 

Millville Prosh. oh the home Held. 

Summaries- 

Ends—Selbv Ely. Burman Mur- 

rel. Denan. Moorf, Camp 

Tackles — HoUlngshead, Costanza 

Ove-s Adderlo. Dltntlno. DeSantls, 

Wigglcsworth. 

Guards—Parks Haines. arandy. 

tills ficrry Rlchardsort-^Selchle, 

Berrv 

Centprg—Redraw. Jeffries, Dimon 

Iniplozzlo ' 

Bncks—McDermott. Mlragllo, Ib- 

-TTOn.Schmid,Luddy,BartF— 

Harrison, Keenan, Smith, 

Johnwn Ferguson, Avis 

Soure by periods 

Ocean City I 7 | 7 | 14 

Stratford | 0 | 0 I 0 

Goetz Warm fteehoIders 

A 'Deal 1 to Buy Bridge 

*=•:'j'V •'-':•&?iii-ifii-f?*:'. •••i'\s .Ea-A . ' • ; ' • ;. 

OaUUHMd ttmn P»|e 1 ever been received, the directors did 

owned Beealey't Point bridge, with, explore the possibility of selling. 

Mr. Bell as Its treasurer and trustee Mr. Bell yesterday Issued a state- 

in reorganisation.. Mr. Powell. he' men * detailing his posiUon in the 

.aid. has «10,0M til holdings In the S»PJ "J^Cwnty bridge trans>c: 

—• Pdlnt*pan. tions and 

loh lntrtdiiced by Senator 

. Redding to nuke the sale 

\. a «•» substiuitlally prepared 

. Mr. pel ". the commissioner said, 

and contained "lnter-ntate clauses 

entirely unneeded for Cape May 

County matters" 

BELL "BBIEFED" BRIDGE BOAfeD 

He said that Mr. Bell was in Bur- 

llngton "brieflJig" members of the 

Burlington Bridge Commission only 

the day before the two bridges were 

purchased by that newly-created 

r—_„ out that he had 

been Intimately connected with 

bridge companies and their opera- 

tions for 20 years, 

••INNUENDOES," BELL'S BETOBT 

Th6 county solicitor declared ihst 

the GoeU statement to the free- 

holders contained only "veiled ac- 

cusatloils and Innuendoes made 

against me. as well as many other 

public officials of Cape May County". 

He nent on 

"For more than 20 years, I have 

represented toll bridges in New Jer- 

sey mid in that connection I have 

been a director of the Ocean City 

the day before the two pi 

purchased by that ne{ 

agenc) 

"The dominating Interlocking and 

coordinating activities of your coun- 

sel.' he told the freeholders, "do not 

show the impartial representation of 

biiyer and seller^hieh *hOulH exist Ocean Highway" Bridge Company 

S»S El, to t^-Tiir 0 "' * k - >J?n«, Beach Bridge Company and 

^TTIJM Î e J* ubIlc „ «he Bnrnegat Boy Bridge Company 

.._ T il«J bondltl S.n. Ketcham and'l never have represented adVer/e 

Automobile Bridge Company 

gate Bridge Company, Burlln, M«r- 

igton- 

Brlstol Bridge Company. Ocean City 

9!2£ l MS?"'! 2!$? £ 

Nonurd. handled the cape Ma 

County Bridge Commission boni 

issut when the local bonds 

never have represented adverse 

Interests In either a private or t 

transaction In connection with 

or purchase of bridges 

CommilsioB'ni 

fit to the 

County Is thkr 

a coastal high 

all have been butfti 

ol the taxpayers' n 

"Slnce.the original : 

mission Act ~ ' 

concerning the 

used In Cape 

i tod 

times 

'ay County in con 

nectlpn with the building of our 

coastal link. 

GAVE OPINION ON 

BURLINGTON BBIDGE 

"I have been retained by a num- 

ber of different law firms over a 

period jof years to assist. In giving 

opinions on the legality of bond Is- 

sues and about a year ahd a half agp 

* - -ân opta,on fj 

, Placing of a 

mortgage on the Burltngton-Brlstol 

tS dliicount for'th^honding' hSist1 IIEL1 ' EDPBEPARED BRIDGE ACT 

0 * S^LS 100 f * »55000 "I 1934 I itd I h 

0I * ^S^LS 100 of *"" W550.056 Issue. "In 193$ I assisted In the prepara- 

or timmo The same firm is hand- "on of the original Bridge Commls- 

olomew, 

Foglio 

| 13 | 

0 

1HOBE SPORTS NEWS 

ON PAGES K ana 13. 

REVOLUTIONARY 1949 

TRUCKS 

•Ing the Burlington 

isiue. Mr. Bell has hai County bond 

>d an Intimate 

relatlonshlp with them for years, 

noting his visit to Burlington on Oc- 

tober 21, lWa, and the special clause 

for interstate sales introduced In 

the Cape May County legislation " 

NO REPETITION HERE, PLEA 

As a city commissioner of a city 

"gravely affected by the toll bridges 

afcout If, he asserted, "It is neces- 

sary that the facts be discussed with 

you so that any transactions now 

pending or which may have been 

proposed in the past with you or by 

your counsel, Mr Bell, may receive 

lull disclosure It Is most desirable 

that no Burlington County deal be 

put through here". 

The freeholders although making 

slight comment on his statement. 

slon Act and for more than five 

years helped In working for federal 

funds to build the Coastal Highway 

link In Cape May Countv 

"In 193* the Cape May County 

Bridge. Commission received from 

the Public Work* Administration 

One and One-half Million Dollars, 

of which approximately One-hall 

Million Dollars was a free grant. It 

was with these funds that the orig- 

inal bridges from 6ca Isle City to 

Cape May were built 

On account of the war restric- 

tions on travel the income received 

by the Bridge Commission was not 

sufficient to pay the Interest on the 

bonds and the bonds were in de- 

fnult for a period of several years 

In 1M8 the Bridge Commission for- 

tunately was able to refinance its 

bridges 

BALE OF 8PAN "EXPLORED" 

Mr Hanff, testifying in lederal 

Court last week, was fttfed whether 

the Beesleys Point bridge directors 

had had any discussion of selling 

the span to Cape May county 

He at first replied "no.' then add 

ed that while ho offer to buy had 

did not con^m' default t d bonds d pincIS Tun£ 

hr nn h i to P u rehas« the Longport Bridge and 

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Brilliant NEW Oil Burner 

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"Thtrmoi Bottle" I mutation. Baduiion and Heat Ion art BID- 

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Beauti/ul Cabinet. Daotone baked enamel cabinet vrllb chrom- 

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FUNERAL WORK 

Genuine HaUand ' 

TULIP BULBS 

Coppcrware • Gifts 

Dieterle's 

Spot 

SIDEWALLS for Your I 

Kitchen or Bath 

DURAMETAL 

TILE 

(Stalniets Sted Enameled} 

All Colors 

SUrt 

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Estimates Funbhed 

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* Inlud of tr)m| M m4ttl 

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HI 

Ah yes, AGGRESSIVE continue* yew in ind 

year out to have fashion* it Its ftctbfy ind atort 

that are •teeped in tradition. Yet, AGGRtSSIVE'9 

Faihiona for women and children ire Well nigh 

ihnhdrUL 

Remember for right (tyfe • - right quality - - right 

price it's AGGRESSIVE COAT CO, Inc. 

ALTERATIONS ARE FREE 

• "Llv.-Wotar" action 

• No-boiling down 

• Top loading 

• S«« a dcmonitrallon 

PALMER'S 

lllfi Adbury Avenue 

let. thus completing the Coastal 

Highway from Atlantic City to Cape 

NO TAXPAYERS* 

MONEY INVOLVED 

"I have been counsel for the Cape- 

May County Bridge Commission 

W Its orwnteatfin and former 

Judge.French B, loveland, of Ocean 

Ctth be»n associate eouiiiel for 

the Commission for many years and 

Wnfi rii*f«nBi*> £A MA»«».~|1 B¥ tfc- it~~ ^^~ = 

IMS w'hen 

was assoclart counsel at the 

the refirianclng S 

'ft Bridge sas nurch 

time of 

the 

-iswri anoge «as pi.r • 

the Bridge Commission: 

Oompiny was represente-i. „, „ 

Morth Jersey attorney. It is my 

ni that the buildini of thi 

by 

Bridge, my opinion being limited to 

the marketability of the land owned 

by the company In New Jersey. I 

gave such an opinion a spar ago and 

since that time I Have Dot done any 

legal work for the Burllngton-Brls- 

tol Bridge Company. 

"Senator George A. Redding lias 

been unjustly criticized for Intro- 

duclng intolne. legislature a bill to 

\ Act. 

com- 

which was prepared by a New York 

law firm, only to the extent that It 

made its bonds eligible for legal in- 

vestment and Senator Redding was 

requested to Introduce the act for 

this purpose. 

"Under the law. the bridge*

;i,i-3;i2tfKM3Wi» W 

Rkliiie & Co. 

MBMB EAs 

PbllMderphla Stock Exchanfa 

•xobanie New York C»rb Excitant* 

Sooth Broad Street, Philadelphia 

Clinton D. Lowden 

Representative 

— LOST — 

FROM AUTO 

Surveyor's 200-foot Steel Tape 

On Reel — Liberal Reward 

MORGAN HAND 

&; 1401 Pleasure Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

SECTIONAL OVER HEAD 

BETTER-BILT DOORS 

'.(HOT Sizes AvafliUi 

.far Prompt Delivery 

Sold by your 

LOCAL DEALER 

# - * • 

IMMEDIATE 

DELIVERY 

Complete Sections and Hardwire. 

Fallg Bill BeariDij- Cglinder Led 

p»8 Wm 10* 

f 

i • -r 1 

INSIST ON BETTER-B1LT DOORS 

-U Yonr Dealer Cannot Supply, Phone Egg Harbor 4 

Tk Better-Bilt Door Co. 

Egg Harbor City, N. J, 

SEE and DRIVE 

MODERN DESIGN for '49 

THE CAR YOU STEP 

DOWN INTO! 

HUDSON 

PARTS \ fsERVICE 

AT CAPE MAY HUDSON, INC. 

Rt No. 4, SCHELLENGERS LANDING 

•:OB»E MAY, N. X i PHONE 4-8683 

• 

-V, 

Cape May County's Hudson Dealer 

NEW and USED GARS— 

NOV. 20th 

1948 

i we eh 

Sidelights 

By HORT NTTZBERG 

One shy little "cowboy" held 

tightly to. her father's hanh 

N*viti t*ii"*et Co 

Llif further Inif 

roncr^t* RUILAJP Iq ftrrrtrfl- 

n< ** AiitfiorlzinJt tlid fai) 

* in tiic ru>^nr Oirap ri£> 

tip Ifmuahrtr aT hfldd* ar- IIAOI* tn f)n 

n P jmrl of Mir ( OCEAN CITY 

Mail Depart 

HALE—1?-Ea"** I». Rcmlnfton shut 

, j'hmiv 1704-.1. 

rhnirpi with 

tiAtitr "444 

will nn 

rird t 

Point, 

; 

In- 9$ft 

, pirtia f 

\'p* York rt\ 

« .lutf kltih^n, lu 

In- Iminr. hfnlftt hy hot 

\* fully funi^li4-il iin 

iilr>ic pur'hu^r only 

Ifir MIKK H* nrfun 

furn 

«r. oil 

n-tult fa 1 

r»ul nl* 1 commltUeaW 

VS.W. FW>AT 8CORE8 

w4o Bided ttop»flV 

"We «*nt to thank the firemen for Cartnen Miranda, - a' fcrtwnograph; . mmlatttTe Aprod 

OCEAN CTTY 

jjie work they did In registering the Bud Smith, Donald Duck, a icaoter. their po»t home by the 

panders 'and far helping decorate Joyce Crowers, S, and her sister, Foglto Port, V.P.W, won 

the. reviewing stand", he said. Linda, 7, teamed up as a Christmas division priM of t». A Week in Sorners Point 

He also complimented the Detree 

and gift package to win a doll. by Jack West'a group, 

partment of Public Relation*, the MOTHER AND SON WIN 

fire engine and endan 

Department of Public Safety and 

took the *1B second 

the Department of Revenue and 

First prize for the best dressed 

Finance for their aid. 

couple went to Mrs. Virginia Elwell, Top award or |35 in the cer X-ray 

He praised the bands of Ocean 

of Cape May, and her son, Robert, 6. division went to Mr. and 

Jity High School, the Cape May 

Their organ grinder arid monkey Hunter and Ous Balllet 

County American Legion and the 

team won them the *25 prize. Chic Sale skit. The bu )r Hospital 

corps of the Disabled 

Disabled Veterans of Atlantic City. Craig Williams and Ruth Artn Atlantic City was awai. 

j POINT—Short Memorial 

Merchants and contributors deserve Washington won $10: Qretchen ond prize of tlS. Ten doTCIT 

ill receive a Picker cancer 

the city's thanks, Mr. Imbesl said, Moyer and David Blizzard, IS; to the Youth center group foj, r.__j X-ray machine within a 

' . . for making possible a suc- Mirs Mary Jeffries and Mrs. Ruth old-time »utQ presentation 

fmonths. Mayor Pred W. Chipcessful 

affair by. their donation of Oordon, an electric clock. Other 

I, member of the Hospital EtoaS 

Mnybelle Stull also won $10 

BovMnprs, announced this wtek 

prizes.' 

Ainners in tile couples division were Dr. Sawbones act 

| machine wm cost *n,700 

Jnan sam ff the board vot 

Hallowe'en 

the 

Parade Winners How does YOURIMSUMNCE 

measure up?'i' rT!!^ 

Mine • year - old Charles Bowman 

won first pitee In the fancy division. 

His cannibal costume won him a LET US CHECK IT FOR WO 

much coveted bicycle. 

Other prizes In the fancy division 

"NO OBLIGATION-- 

went to flv« youngsters between four 

i 

and eight. Joan HaUlnphead, and 

H4.I.E -I>*llr«t*>«-*& ami Ctwery *U1«I 

nrKH tn r*)*-njtnnUll!«* In full operation, Bailie Nanla, both attired In old 

Alfto huYe 2 v*ry HD* apurtirifMitu, oil fashlontH dress, won a radio and 

hoi w«ifr W«u-.i ituMnctM- in t.ii(>Hint.' doll-f coach, respectively- Ruth Stretch Agency 

iiumlnonif profit. With fit ho r l>uilt]liiiZj 

InrN. Information, lornt lor float"; and Carol Ann Ohattln, 

,r,ri.len(liil ant Wr Mllln kt *lfl AK Jockey float, roller ahaCM. 

bur 11 

Mrs, Dorothy Anderson won first 

prize In the adult comic division, a 

I'ull 

11-4 radio. She was the Mummer who 

pranced the length of the parade, 

BAI,K— Trurk. lfil l>adffe. inn ppprl Mrs. Mary Sundstrom wen a basket 

Wardh Pantry Hhnp. 7^4 -Ury av [f of fruit and WUliam F. Hall an 

-3-1 —lie Fir 1-lywf Ml, rn.rllrnl electric clock In the same division. 

*hl l'lr |3.*U ew< li In the children's section of the 

fVMInC tile 

| comic division, WeUt Gordon. 7, won 

a bicycle and Ross Gordon, 3. a 

racing car, 

H- 4\wnrort*Ma vfirm room for 1 

EDWARD H. MILLS 

2 In privitl'* horn*. 11th xt, HMr»»w-o« rwiUlrp offldated at Thorpe. Maril 

the funeral services, li 

Marilyn Thompson and dinner meeting of the Kiwanis Tues- 

In Zlon Cemetery 

Interment was Margaret Hart 

day evening, an amendment to the 

Most original Edward Keller, by-laws was adopted, adding a sec- 

Shirley Jean Zlnimer. Jean Stretch ond vice president 

CABO CLUB AT SALElt 

Joan Blake, Joan WaldJa. Andtis Nomination and election 

Capka and Mary Ann O'Hara. ond vice president win 

rsor the Comic: Johnny Morris, Elizabeth November 23 

HWJ qicaica 

sehter- Jean amneland, Frances -• • • - Russell Hay, chairman . 

the urgency o ic. 

-_ of Jean McCausIand. James Conover. Ladles 

ne. Howard War- 

-V^MIIBU, ui oiucui. Mrs EUciinor Allen and Walter Clark 

president oftha 

iormerly resided In 6om- i Seniur group Allan Bird. Ray- 

active member 

ana n»s 

since 

continued 

mi 

as an mond Smith. Jessie Ewing and Ruth 

Luncheon imoer was sinrn enjoyed, mntrimr away, innv 

cards 

George 

featured the afternoon 

The fun Included bubble gum 

blowing contests, games and refreshments, 

with a bag containing 

goodies for each child 

V.F.W. Auxiliary's 

[Notice to Gunners and Hunters Hobby Club Meets 

BOMERS POINT — The Ladles' 

Auxiliary of Roberts-Johnson Post, 

Veterans of Foreign Ware, held a 

trespassing permitted on the properties owned by brier business meeting at city hall 

Monday evening. 

Ithe following and located on Shore Road, Beesley's Announcement was made the 

"Hobby" club will meet at Mrs. 

Young's home on Yacht av. today. 

IPoint. 

Mrs. Charles Hardle was reported 

111 

The next meeting will be November 

IS at city hull. After the busl- 

Oliver V. Haines, nesi seiilqn It wUl adjourn to the 

home of Miss Anne Spitz for re- 

C. Joseph Meyer, freshment! 

Following Monday's meeting the 

group adjourned to the home of Mrs. 

Robert Wooler, 

young, where the birthday anniversary 

of Miss Anne SpltE was observed 

and refreshments were eerccd. 

liBMIMii,.!,.,,,,,,,!,!,!,,,,,,,,,. , ,„„„..„,„,.,„„,* Mrs, Alice Williams won the at- 

,m 

tendance prize. Hallowe'en decorations 

wen carried out at the refreshment 

table. 

GALL A CHAlVffiERLIN MAN 

OPTIONAL 

iSeM-Starting 

COMBINATION , 

1 n of a 

take 

Night and Hallowe'en 

-sec- 

Vf 1 tVviillvUl IUUU 

of Ocean CJtj 

tftwtht 

Morton P. Rome, attotb 

place 

of the 

—~7""~ -•••••o"** «"•** ***»i4«wc in purty, 

which wns enjoyed last week, re- 

Bridge Commission 

rorted that it was successful, and 

thunked all who assisted. 

Both HanS and Powell aid in- 

Clyde Fenske Has 

volved in the dtspntM aale «t UM 

Birthday Party 

BurUngton-Brlstol and 

Palmyra toll bridges 

SOMERS POINT — A number of 

County. HaiUT 

friends helped Clyde Fenske, son 

of Mrs. Madolyn Fenske, celebrate 

Burlingtori-BrtoWl Bridie Co. 

his 13th birthday anniversary, last 

week. 

They took part In games and were 

served refreshments at a pumpkindecorated 

table. TTie house was 

decorated In a Hallowe'en motif. 

Guests Included: Barbara and 

Arthur Ford. Barbara Scull, Alice 

Koch. Barbara Hand, Ida Moncrlef, 

Barbara Oaskln, Blllle Sue Headley, 

Frances Meskera, Alble WTight, Raymond 

Wagner, Claries McDowell, 

Edmund Poor, Duke Schsller, Mrs. 

Mary Marshall, Martlyn, Arthur and 

Mrs. Jean Auffinger and Robert and 

Donald Penskc. 

Legion, Auxiliary in 


SOMraa »,«,,.^ POINTTh POnrr—The AAme 

Legion Post and Its Lai" • " 

ary entertained at a 

party Wednesday evei 

New york av. f&e haU 

The Ladles 1 Masonic Qub to Mctt 

SpMERS POINT—The Masonib 

Club will have its Novemberineeting 

Monday at 6:« p. m. at Mitfa 

^taurant It wUl^W '£'ffi onMnrs AT WAQMK mtt* 

Rev. and isrs. Albert i. Jautmtn 

and cluloren, Vttkto and Johnny, i 

RETURN FROM VIBOINM Old Bridw, N.J., ^ ^ 

SOMKH8 POINT 

j 

ner 

^trT 

other 

Aurfiiary 

NpvemBer meeting at 

Mrs. Kenneth Turner," 

cut av. 

ROCK WOOL 

Rom« Insulation 

METAL 

Wttthfr-Stripi 

36 Months to Pay 

Co. of America 

Call 8. P. 8478 

CiALMTS OTKH SI VKAHH' 

1*4 ttiiittiii 

*' ,'" Nb# 18 THE TIMK TO OttDBB TODR 

^TURKEY- 

FOR NOW AND THE HOLIDAYS 

— DELIVERED TO 1OUB DOOB — 

Phone Somern Point 734 

KABLER'S POULTRY FARM 

8TEELMANVILLE ROAD BARGA1NTOWN 

\ank You! 

\ I desire to think all vottrs and pai-ty 

neJFloyolty and efforta which resultBd in my election 

) State Senator. 

. I shall strive earnestly to represent all of Cape May 

unty and all of its people, ably, at all times; and 

til welcome suggestions and advices from anyone, 

t any time, which may enable me to better do so. 

& ; • 

My 

Thanks. 

A. J. CAFIERO 

Ordered and Pair For by A. J. Caflero: 

t

when 

Wuis Haywat, 

ife/ln which the 

d Yard cooperau 

d Saturday 

PS!* 3 * a « ali wt' the 

of the wild and wooly 

W to Promised in' "Tha 

West'? ail Allied Artists 

(Albert imd Gale Storm are 

^^'inllnartC' thirîtfi 

sequences Involving 

of hundreds of 

nMa&4 th€'e£Tnts 

!S|Ilf^ttewiJtQ obtain poj. 

î-W-'. •'"• X'*"' ' ' 

pj88SI and Barton 13I

viÊ AfcE NEVER. TOO OLD TO GAIN 

11 s ftY STUDYING GOD'S WOftD. 

|ADULTS, ATTEND CHURCH SCHOOL, 

iioi-i 

\Church Announcements 

me out Sunday and join those who gather to give 

^ , thanks to the One who provides all our 

comforts and all our needs. 

i City Baptist Church First Methodist Church 

!•;;! Rev* Victor B. Beattle Bev, A. L, Qangloff 

Presbyterian Church „, , , , T ,, „ , 

•fiev. Oeonre SiBdier St. John's Lutheran Church 

Bev, Frank F, Adler 

Trinity Episcopal 

f' '& ^ ?£ u l ch St. Mary'i Chapel 

S^tW 1 * Vaughan, Hector m% Bartholomew I, Mill 

Rev, Joseph J. Brennan 

Angastine's JR. C. 

' Church 

Bartholomew B Doyle 

w. Jotesh 3, Erennan 

7' 

AMJS. OHURCH 

tOWorea) 

Christian Science 

VlUag« Theatre 

TABERNACLE 

OHURCH (Colored) 

MACEDONIA M. E OHUECH 

(Colored) 

br ttwe oau citr BIUIDBMBMI 

HANEY LLOYD OHATTIN 

OCEAN Brotherhood of St, 

1 Church will present 

t service for men at 

J hour of worship In the 

f Sunday at 11 a. m. 

irgy; Including the reading 

rand the Gospel, and 

ID be led by members 

UThood. The paator, 

V, Adler, «111 bring the 

entitled. "Help Wanted: 

«{e quartet, under the dlrectiH. 

p. Bradford, will present 

Solos will be sung 

Îewmette Darby Stokes and 

BnuUdkvL ' 

'-men are especially Invited to 

vloe. at well as their wives, 

j and tfsters. 

» committee arranging the serv- 

: Fred Henzler, chair- 

Bradford. Dr. William 

r Mid Clement Stokes. Those 

jg to the service will bo 

Herd, Charles Klenle sod 

Society 

feet Tuesday 

women's Society of Chrlitlan 

«' of the First Methodist 

eh, will have Its monthly meet- 

"iMdwr -in tile church dining 

1 

following a covered dish 

which Is scheduled far 

,'Xfon Sharp, 712 Oth £t. Is 

rge of ticket sales for a 

biscuit dinner and bazaar 

conducted by the Society on 

" r mlmter Fellowship. 

Wells led In prayer. The Mlipah 

7:40 p. m.—Sunday School and 

benediction dosed the meeting, after 

church rally. Eventag service ol 

Which refreshment* were served by 

worship. Hymn-sing led by Mr. 

MIM Griffiths. 

ST. JOHN'S 1VANOEUCAL Is in bis npitril*: for wherein is hemfgan. 

Presentation of Uie film, 

Three new members were wel- 

LDTIOSAN 

to be accounted of?" (Its. 2:23.) "Beyond Our ©wn", recommended Cash and Soap comed during the afternoon. 

101b st. and Central mv. 

Correlative passages from "Science by tlie Presbyterian Board of For- 

Bev. Frank F. Adltr, B.TJtL, Pastor and Health with Key to the Scrto eign Missions. The Senior Choir will Methodist Women 

Marion Trout Murphy, Organist tures" by Mary Baker Eddy include: sing. 

The 21th Sunday after Trinity. • "The great I AM made all 'that 

Hew From Berlin 4-H Leaders at 

Tuesday— 

9:45 a. m.—Church School and Was made'. . . . Anybody, who 1* 

Training Meeting 

Bible Classes. P. Edwin Relber. able to perceive the'incongruity be- 2:30 p. m.—Thanksgiving Service Letters expressing appreciation for 

superintendent. Classes for all agetween 

God's Idea and poor human- of the Women's Home and Foreign 

groups. Visitors Welcome. Attendity, ought to be able to discern the i S 

s 

g money and soap sent to Methodist 

i Three county 4-H leaae 

Missionary Society, Mrs, Joseph hM. 

in - - 

tteTfe 

ance cards given. 

distinction (made by Christian Sci- Lannlng g will lead the Devotional 

man Mrs Ado f 

11 a m.—First Annual Service for ence) between Cod's man, made in Service. i Speaker. Sk TThomas 

L. Thorne, 

Church, meeting Mon- 

R^"*- A 

and Mrs Naonll ^^ d Mri 

Men. sponsored by the tupiei His Image, and the sinning race of Jr. Hostesses: Mrs. Rudolph H. day evening at the home of Miss , p,on,nc, Nlckcrson. of Go-hen, were 

Brotherhood. Men ln the Brother- Adapt." (pp. 267, 345.) 

Klauder, Mrs. Roger K. Nevius and Emma Grlnlth!., 701 Central av the ,cadpr3 attendlne ,rom tmi 

hood will conduct the service, the • • * 

Mrs. Maurice A. Yingllng. All 'The letters of thanks nere sent 

• ?„(, f-. Tr_m 

pastor will preach the sermon. "Help IIOLT TRINITY 

women Invited. 

to the Circle by Mrs fir-hols, presi- 

Wanted: Male!". Special music will 11th st. and Central av. 

8 p. m.—Monthly meeting of thedent 

of the Women'* Society of Similar training meetings for 

be brought by a male quartet, under Rev. Forrest E. Vaufhan, Bettor Westminster Guild at the home of Christian Sen Ice in the German leaders in clotlihig and home man- 

the direction of H D Bradford, who Sunday Services— 

Mrs. Arthur DeMarh. 108 Atlantic capltul 

agement uiU be held ln Woodskmn 

will sins a baritone solo "O Divine 

7:30 a. m.—Holy Communion. av. Thanksgiving Service conducted TO HAVE LUNCHEON 

9:45 a. m,—Church School. 

and Pitman, November 5 ,ind 12. re- 

Redeemer", by Gounod, mil be the 

by Dr. George Fischer. 

II a. ra.—Morning Service, 

solo selection of Mrs Jeannettc 

Wednesday— 

Mrrrbers of the Circle will be inspectively 

Lenders wishing to at- 

4:15 p. m.—Evensong. 

Darby Stokes. Epistle. Colosslons 1 Thondsya— 

3:15 p. m.—Meeting of the Junior 

charge of Communion Sunday and tend should contact the 4-H club 

9-14. Gospel, Matthew 9.18-28 10 a. m.—^Holy Communion. Christian Endeavor Society. 

of the covered dish luncheon at theofflcc. 

Cape May Court House, 

Tuesday— 

Holy Days— 

7:30 p. m.—Midweek Prayer Meet- 

monthly meeting of the resort 5-3111. 

9 a. m.—Holy Communion. ing and Bible Study. 

Women s Soc'ety next Tuesday, be- 

8 p m—Meeting ol Ladles' Aid 

Thursday— 

ginning U 1 p m 

Society, 

FIRST METHODIST 

7:30 p, m.—Choir rehearsal In the 

Mrs, Bert Hillman and Mrs. George 

Friday— 

Sth st, and Central av. 

church. 

Vetter were appointed to be in 

7:30 p. m,—Choir rehearsal. Rev, A. Lynn Gonglofl. Minister 

charge of the food table for a bazaar 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S R, ft 

Sunday, November 7— 

at the church In December 

13th st. and Wstav »v. 

B:SO a. m,—Church School with Lutherans to Have FLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY 

Bev. Bartholomew B. Doyle classes for all a|ei. Roy E. Darby, Rally Day Service The Circle wlli combine Iti De- 

Rev. Joseph J. Bnsnnan 

superintendent. 

cember meeting with a dinner and 

11 a, m.—Morning Wonhlp, Com- 

Sunday Masses, 8 and 10:11 ajn. 

m Sunday, Nov. 14 Christmai party. 

munion Service and Deception of 

Confessions on Saturday, 4:30 to 

Rally Day Services will be held The meetlns Opened with devo- 

Members. Choir anthem, "O Divine 

5:45 pjn. and 7;30 to 1:30 p.m. 

in the church school of St. John's, tions led by Mrs. Alfred Powell, who 

Redeemer", OounoS, conducted by 

First Friday Mas 7 a, m. 

Lutberan Church on Sunday, No. read a chapter from the book "Oreat 

Mrs, Oharlei Thurston. Nursery 

Confessions on eve of First Friday. 

vember 14, at 9:45 a. m. Teaehert Prayers From the •ible", Mrs. 

7:30 to 8:30 p. m. 

conducted during the hour of war. and offleers wlB endeavor to bring I 

ship in the Beginners' 

Dully Mass, 14th st. and Artury 

Sinners' room, room. , out t the th enrollment e l l t of l the th School Shl 

av,, 1 a, IB, and Saturday 7:30 a, m. 

«: 30 p. m, — Youth Pel Fellowship I fOr the service, and mltors and 

Muses on Holy Days, 6 and Imeeting 

in the churcli offlqe. All i frtertds wuT be*'weieome* 

a, m. 

young people high school age and I A hymn-sing will be conducted 

over are invited. Roy Mest, presi 

Confessions on eve of Holy Days, 

and promotion and attendance 

dent. 

7:30 to 8:30 p, m. 

awards made. The program wlii 

7:45 p, m, — Evening Service. feature special presentations by each 

CHAPEL 

Hymn-sing, g special p music, sermon by y of the departmeny: Primary, Junior, Repairing • Service 

2nd St. and Atlantic av. 

the Bastor, All are invited to at-Intermediate 

and Senior. An in- 

Sunday Mass at 9 15 a.m. Con- 

tend. 

spirational address will be made by ALL MAKE CARS 

Tuesday, November D— 

the pastor. Rev, Frank F- Adler, enfessions 

before Mgjs. 

I p. m,—W.8.CB, Covered Dish titled, "Bombs, Battles, Billions, 

First Mday Mass, 7:30 aî.Oon- Luncheon. 

Dables". 

MOTORS 

fessions before Mass. 

t p. m—The Bishop'i Rally in the 

, December 2, from 5 to 7 \ on Holy Days, 8 a. m. 

Fallowing this service, a formal in- 

Central Methodist Church, Bridge- 

Oonfesslons before Mass, 

stallatlon of the teachers and offl- REPAIRED 

ton, Offleers of all organisations cere of the school will take place at 

ihould attend. Reservations for the 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 

the regular morning service in the 

"Circle 

dinner must be made through Rev. church at 11 o'clock. 

S TORAG 1 

Ocean City, New jersey 

GonglofJ. 

leet Today 

Sunday Service—11 a. m.. Village Wednesday, November 10— 

Sunshine Circle of the Meth- 

Theatre, 8th st. and Boardwalk, 7;48 p. m—FtllswahiB Hour. Join Bible Club to Meet 

Cburch will have a regular 

Sunday School—li a, m., 612 8thwith 

us in the study of the Bible. 

meeting this afternoon 

st, 

Friday Night 

_ y) at the home of Mrs, Wednesday evening lestimonial OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

The Bible_Club will begin sessions 

: W. Cole, 429 Ocean ai A Meeting, 8 p. m,—fllj Bth st. 

tomorrow (Friday) at 7 p, m. in the 

dlah luncheon will precede CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON 10th it, and Wesley av. 

lower auditorium of the Baptist 

g, at 12:30 p. m. Hostesses 

SEBMON 

The Church with the Neon Sign" Church, 10th st, and Wesley av. 

, Cole and Mrs M Scull. "Adam and Fallen Man" Is the 

Rev, Victor B, Beattle, Pastor An hour of fun with » purpose will 

subjtet for Sunday, November 7, 


be provided for ail boys and girls 

Oolden Test: "There went up a 9:15 a. m.—Sunday School teach- between the ages of t and 12, The BISHOP 

e'i Valuation Up mtft from the earth, and watered ers' prayer meeting in the pastor's program, under ChrUtian leader, 

few building and the sale of city- the whole (see ol the ground. And study. 

ship, will consist of fqltograph MOTOR SALES 

•"'•" iwoperty to Individuals has the lord Ood formed man el the 9:45 i. m.—Sunday School with stories, Bible games and quizes, 

: in fut Increase of M4,0B0 dust of the ground, and breathed classes for pupils of all agei. Bus. choruses, contests and surprises. II SB Asbury Avenue 

i May City's assessed valua- into his nostrils the breath of life; sell Button, superintendent. 

Undenominational in nature, the 

nrd C. Hughes, assessor, an- and man became a living soul." II a. m.—Worship Service. Ber- 

Phone 1888 

Bible Club Is for the enjoyment ol 

I Saturday. 

(Gen, 2;B, 7.) 

mon by Pastor Victor B, Beattle. any boy and girl who will attend. 

Sermon: Passages from the Kinf 

Monthly observance of communion, 

i Town Is near the south tip James version of the Bible include 

and reception of i ew members into CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO 

"Cease ye from man, whose breat 

the church fellowship. 

S:SO p, b.—"Crusikderi For Christ' PROGRAM ON SUNDA¥ GENERAL MOTORS 

youth fellowship for 'teen agers, led "Be at Peace" is the subject of i 

by Henry Silling, Jr. 

Christian Science radio program to Parts and Accessories 

7:30 p, m,—Gospel Service. In- be broadcast over Station WNBO, 

• sing. New York, Sunday, from 8:30 to 9 Stiles Mill (t 

sptflng congregational hymn ,. , 

We Are Grateful 

Evangelistic message by Pastor Vic- »• h' ">•' 

BRAND NEW 

tor j . Beattie. I The broadcast is made possible 

i few days Ago we revived a note thanking us for Wednesday, November 10— I through the courtesy of the National BUICK ENGINES 

"kindness and helpfulness" YWare grateful to the 7:30 p. m.—Midweelt Service of Broadcasting Company and has the 

approval of The Chrijtian Science 

FIU It Thru >M Cut 

prayer, praise and Bible study. Con. 

' :r of this letter, and to the many others who have tlnulng the Bible study course, "The board of directors. 

. similiar acknowledgement of our service. 

Doctrines of Salvation", taught by 

•346 Fur Your 

Such letters are our inspiration to continue to make Pajtor Victor B. Beattie, 

Old Molm 

Friday, November 12— Gas Co. Office to 

r jjreater efforts towards perfection in our profes- 

7 p. m,—Bible Club for boys and 

work—to assume a greater part of tha added 

Reopen in S«ja Isle 

jirls between the ages of 8 and IS. | 

i of necessary details—to add our tnJta of com- In the lower auditorium. An hour 

An offlce of the Jersey Oentral 

and solace. 

of fun with, a purposf—Feltograph 

Power and Light Company in Sea 

stories, Bible games, contests, chor- 

Isle City will be re-establisried about 

uses, led by Bill and Jean Lame, 

Novamber 15, it was announced last 

, * * 

week. 

It will be located in the building 

Codman SL 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

occupied by the Atlantic City Elec- 

1th st. and WMey av. 

tric Company offlce and will provide 

FUNERAL HOME 

The Gospel-Centered and 

substantially the same service sup- 

Missionary-Minded Chweh piled by the gas company offlcc 

Central Ave. Phone: Ocean City 0077 Rev, George Fischer, Th,D,,, Pastor which was closed October 15. 

B;1S a, m,—Prayer meeting of the Services which the new omee will 

Lord's Day teachers and offleers in perform include accepting payment 

the choir room. 

of bills, signing contrasts with cus- 

• B:JO a, m.—The Church at Study. tomers for service, accepting de. 

Lord's Day Lefson, "Drama in theposits, 

and transmitting by tele- 

Bible", Job 1:1. 2:1-6, 42:1-6. 10a. phone requests for connection, dis- 

Special offering for missions. connection and other pertinent mat- 

iinWtkeep shall knoui' 

10:45 a. m.—The Church at Worters.ship. Sermoil by Dr. Hieher, "The A number of protests from Sea 

Requirements of Ood". Micah 6:1-8, 

him in perfect 

Me City residents following the 

The choir, directed by Edward Ho- closing of the gas company office re- 

i gan, will sing. The pulpit flowers suited in the proposed arrangement. 

p$aee,uihosefnin4 

are placed to the glory of Ood by 

Mr. »nd Mrs. Fred R. Woodruff, Jr., Within a 250.mi!e radius of New 

hstauedonlheeV 

in sacred memory of their parents, ] Jersey lies a population of 45 million 

make yo Supervised nursery for the conven. j with a net buying income of SB bil- 

John •: 32 

lenco of parents. , lion dollars, all easily reached by 

0:46 p. m.—Meeting of thu West-1 overnight delivery. 

M 

Ford-Mercui 

Owners! 

You Don't 

• 

DOWN PAYMENT 

to Have K aunrnnls^ 

BBBUILT MOTOR 

Initallrd in Your Cr Here I 

U monthlj prnjanenU si Ull 

~ 

iaetaflw FLYWHEEL 

Brakes Relined 

Clutches Replaced 

Motor Overhauling 

Carburetor & Ignition 

Rahuilt Front Ent 

Are Tires Wearing 

ITnevenlf? 

Kan Action. OfeAuUai ud 

Wheel AUcnntal 

THE MOnEBN WAT 

B/kTTEBYT 

TIBI1 or TUBEST 

Wl HAVC TTIKM 

TO STOCK! 

CASH m TIMB 

Wallace Bros.Buick 

Bib St. and Simpson Ave 

Phone 9042 

Hi9! •reeled, wxarittag to a 

week W John D. Roth, ln^gSi 

Total cost of the buUdlnaT 

placed .at *7lM«. Project* 

eluded 85 new homes, 13 ap 

construction was established ln thehouses 

and four stores. 

Qrst nine months of this year with 

102 buildings ln process of being 

Some Is known aa the eterntl dtj3 

COLA 

ROY WELLS AUTO SERVICE 

311 • 34tfa Street Phone 1262 or 8572 

"Mol* for your Money. 

MOTORS INSTALLED — N1?W or REBUILT 

An extra drink In 

Can Called Far — Delivered 

every bottle." 

Bear Alignment Service 

Goodrich Tires 

Sunoco Gaa 

Towing 

T i l " i n - - i - - - - - - 

I Clicquot Club Beverage Co. 

(|J*4"ntuiMtiitlli»iiiM4i 

110 N, Virginia Avenu, 

KUuUB«l|y, fl. J, Ph, 

REPWB! 

AUTO 

MSISS"' 

FORD 

DEALER 

• Ull SKEPPARD'S BISHOP 

1st & Atlantic A*. Omm Cltf I 

MOTOR SALES 

Phone O. C. 4390 or 0600 AUTO SERVICE 1159 Asbury Avenue 

912 Simpson Ave. 

Phone 1888 

El" 

Cold Weather 

MltMttMM* 

GAUNTT'S 

Expert Body k Fender Work 

Complete Paint Job |40 u\> 

It*.isomil)le nloa PBlbUnr A SUuooliin^ ' 

PHONE 2688 

749 WEST AVE. 

Safeguard your cor 

LET US GET YOUR CAR READY 

NOW with thh 

FOR WINTER 

Expert, Check-up by 

mmn who know it best. Ocean City Garage 

BILL B0S80N0, Prop. 

• LUBRICATION ' 

• COOLING SYSTEM 9th and Ocean Ave. Opp, Post Office 

• BATTERY 

ESSO PRODUCTS 

• IGNITION 

, •HECTRICAL SYSTEM 

*?SPARKPIUGS 

• IRAKIS 

SANDEf S ESSO STATION 

• FUEL LINES 

So, Corner 9th and Bay Avenue 

• TIRES 

WARRANTED TIRES 

BEAT WINTER 

and •BATTERIES 

TO THI PUNCH! 

HAROLD C. 

STEINRUCK 

TRUCKS 

Sth Street at Bay Avenue Studebaker 

CITIES SERVICE STATION 

SiRVICi 

T CARS 

ROY A. MENGEL 

IU Central Avenue GOODYEAB TBU Phone M«t ' i 

p,,Iiiii !>!!•> i iiiiffl I,,,,, itmm 

AU Men Are Welcome 

TO 

First Annual Service for Men 

Sponsored by Lutheran Brotherhood 

IN 

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church 

lOth and Central Avenue 

ON 

Sunday, November 7, at 11 o'clock 

Male Quartette Will Bring Special Manic 

Baritone Sob and Soprano Solo 

Mr. H. D, Bradford • Mrs. Jeannettc Darby Stokes 

^tliliililiiiittiiiiiiiiiitM.iMMi.HiHHHillilililiflMiiilifMIIHHIiiHiiiliilMiiHIIItlilllillllillliiiifiiiHllitilliiii!!,!!!! 

SAVE The Easy Way 

Let Your Savings Earn You Dividends 

t CURRENT DIVIDEND BATE 3% 

Savings Insured to $5,000 

'} . I • . 

Ocean City Home 

Savings and Loan Assn, 

^ 

Phone 0012 

f * 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Lei us p«mi to you that 

wo caB ^^ ym m your 

automobile insurance; under 

existing costs it will 

pay you to check our rates 

before renewing! 

HANEY WLQYD CHATTIN 

INSURANCE 

1315 Aabury Avenue Phoni 0060 

»*"'«'•" t 

Home heat GUARANTEED 

no matter what happens next winter! 

BURKARD 

> - fine Inner 

XSe^n"K.»12i,:*P lni im 8ptln « t ' ma «»WKMI nov»te 

PHONE • OCEAN CITY 0046-J 

W« will be glad to call nnd help solve your 

bddi difficulties 

OCEAN QTY BEDDING CO. 

1021 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 

"TRY OCR RENOVATION lERVIOE — YOU'LL LIKE IT" 

»•• •« •»« drtlrtf t> llw !»•>

PLUMBING SUPPLIES 

HEATING SUPPLIES 

MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES 

LAUNDER ALL HOME LAUNDRY 

Gas arid Electric Water Heaters 

Electric Waffle IronS, Cake 

Misers, and Sandwich Toasters 

Gat Ranges 

Cabinet Sinks 

Petro 

"Complete Oil Heating Unite 

f|i Friday and 

Saturday Evenings 

m 

Frank J. Sannino 

700ASBURYAVE Phone 0444 

s Raiders Pointing 

For So. Jeraey Championship 

To Face Salem, Thirsting for Victory, Saturday; 

Looab in Good Shape, But Coaches Are Wary 

well Ketauis Hi« 

Title in 36-Hole 

Play-Off Match 

6OMERS POINT — Harry ttweil, 

one of the leading golfers in South 

Jersey, retained his title as club 

champion at the Ocean Clty-Somers 

Point Golf Club, when he defeated 

Tom Kelly, of Somers Point, In a 30' 

hole playoff match Sunday afternoon, 

at the Somers Point Club, The 

score was 8 to S 

The second flight championship 

was won by Bart Maslch, of Plcaaantyllie, 

who defeated George Sclore, 

of Egg Harbor City, Z-up. 

The big Capo May llnd was 

the' going mighty tough for 

local courier*, but the retortcrs were 

just as hard on the Cape May mailmen, 

and had a better offensive 

drive, so that Just about tells the 

Pass 

story. 

The Raiders, who seem to have 

the knack of scoring quickly, wasted 

Tests 

t By OATTALESE 

little time crossing the enemy goal 

on this One football evening With 

Fenton Carey's mighty football 

Walt Buekholtz taking the opening 

.for machine comes rolling down the 

kick-off to the Capers' 45, and Andy 

Grade. home stretch, In a lste season's drive Probable Starting Jernee and Joe Avis making gains 

that will determine Che South Jersey 

to the 33. the resorters had a fire 

y-six boys of the 4th, 5thgroup 

I championship. Lme-Up 

down tuo minutes after the opening 

tw of til Central av. At tne moment three tetooii as« i Ocean City 

whistle. 

r__.j swimming ttsti 8«t- in a virtual tie for tht lead-Tollman, 

salts 

l the WgJ> icjiool pool, at the le. and our own Red Raiders, 

ford , ,,LE., Bewick Then the first real break of the 

jfoiTow 

ill of whom ihow a season's record 

,,LT,. . Williams gams eeenned, and only became 

phjslcil f Of BVe victorici and one defeat, if Fltepatrick ... ,LQ, 

the law of avemffB finally seems 

., VandtrsUee to hate sanght op to m. It was in 

ol the rerortMs em win their next 

pWey ., 0,, ,...,.. Ayares sor favor. Avis 

iCarty. 

three games, and Pitman and River-. pwlng . ,RO,. Dukes 

lM tte upjiW grade boys hope side lort one of theirs, it's the gold 

Burchard .... RT.. Grist 

testa befpf-« going footballs and South Jersey football ilyefs ........ .RE,. Klnsey 

To be ntU aetfeaters 

for tht local eleven. But Morano ,.,.. 

MilllJQn 

a boy mujt s*im that's easier said than done, I 4 vis 

XM:'.'. Nichols 

Buekholtz .".," ,RM,, Johnson 

Ml equivalent to FINAL GAMES TOUGH | 

,FB, , ...... Metier 

ilyriAOi. TOThe 

remaining three games of the 

**.. * Bo? mutt chedule ore going to be' 

* tte pool, » mighty tough. The pressure, in ail 

screensatsas and reverses, and some 

' games, ii going to b§ dtflnitely 

other unorthodox plays. 

who rated Saturdaj M 

You miy recall that It was the 

. 

-^ 

, K»tt, BUttlY 

©Stta 

TUIplB t- 

stt4l trt 

Mat « vJetortes. The score wai 

who qualified ts Swimmers 

hurdle the Oareymen 

lh«n Dsvis, Jack Kertland. 

Muter, Hwsrd Nutter, 

predict 

Loder, PUnk Cormia. 

the outaomi, for he that 

up- 

. Lotilj 

two 

THEY *ANT WCTOBY 

speedsters who Java caused trouble 

Wayne Thompson, AM local mentors art expecting in the past They ire tht hilf. 

Wickea, JUchard Plerson. plenty of treublt from the Rams. hacks Johnson and Nichols, John- 

DeBauIre, David Plerson, Goach Charles Thelsen ana his boys son also does the major part of the 

l Hudson tad David Thiirston. liava had a miserable season thus passing. The Rams have a powerful 

ta flt^ftff, OMoh purer 

far, but If they can beat arid knock 

'conduct i sWromingImect 

the Bed and White out of South 

line, but lack reserve strength, 

IN GOOD SHAPE 

*4»1 tTtnti, ribbons, add sU 

The Redmen, still fresh from a 

slabs prevtously included in 

! track and fltld Ay, 1 

five games. They 

won their opener over Pennsgrove, 

Although somt of 

Sl-tt, hot since that time they have 

the boys were pretty battered-un 

tasted nothing but defeat—and don't 

after that hard-playtd contest, all 

; COUNTRY 

think that they wouldn't like to have 

bruises should be cleared by Bat- 

|>'tin government official who was the menu changed I 

urday. 

tier pompous Was staying at a TheF*vt lost games to Clayton, 

The Coaches were pleased with 

ntry inn, and as he entered the 19-13; Swedtsboro, 14-18: Pitman, 

tht showing at Capt May, although 

*" .-room the only other vta- 12-6; and Moorestown. 31-7. In 

they think w» were more than just 

nit rose to hta feet, many eases the Blue and White has 

a touchdown better than Sieger's 

down, sit down," boomed the led In these Kami-s. only to blow 

lads. But it was an important vic- 

1, condescendingly, 

them In the late stages, 

tory, and we won. At this stage In 

the season who wins will become 

jyr* asked the other. "Can't Thelsen s eleven operates from a more and more important, for there 

tY (tet Up for some marmalade'" box formation. They major in Is a possibility that all of tht Big 

Three of the group I division will re- 

>»»»•«»>•< 

main undefeated. In that tvent 

comparatives scores da help. 

, kEtAlL 

WHOLESALE 

1 m maintained !Uof 

a tenants' council in Oamdtn re- |J* m8 W in thi Beashofe League, 

Top Soil : Sbnibi : Excavating : Oradlnf 

r. Tractor »nd iMliup' Tracks At jote $orloe 

932 SIMP«>N AVENUE 

Phottt 0103-M 

miCOLO WITHOUT, 

WHERE IT BELONGS, 

BEYOND A DOUBT 

B oH 

U. no-Mdb&UtU 

1053 ASBUB.Y AVE. •«• PHONi; 1200 ^2785 

Builders Builders 

HH«tM«««MIIIII 

Pbonc* : 

mm ^tt • V ml 

Albert S. Camburn ^J& 

Wm, D. Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Jobbing — Alterations — Roofing 

1039 West Avenue 

lltillMt«»»Mtt»iMM UtlliUMMtMl 

Mfl«ilflii!ll!iilinii||Hiiiii,1Hi ilfiitniifiHHiiiiHQ 

Cameron Bros, Co. 

Builder*, Jobbers 

and Roof era 

ft. f k. am 

Registered Builder 

JOBBING 

BOBERT T. BEINGBUKST 

43 SUnpBon Road 

1-lione UH.W nm.1 I»VIUB U1-t 

CARPENTER 

IOBBINQ Aununoin 

PAJNTING 

Robert Clmrnllm 

UN Wat A>MM Thane tin 

imiiiifiiHfHitilfj 

Phone 1863-M 

Daniel F. Connor 

Builder 

l 

Beai J91B Asbury Am 

Jobbing Alterations 

A. W. J. Wimans & Son 

BUILDER 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

Estimates Furnished 

ADendale Road 

46 Marmora 

A. Gregory Qgden 

ARCHITECT 

onfl, N, t- 

Phone Wild wood I-SWO 

WALLACE SOFFE 

Contractor & BuiUer 

ALTKItATIOSS unit HBFAIH8 

IMS Côlnl AT., OtWB CMr. W. J. 

Ph. 1723 PHA Financing 

H. C, Pontiere 

BUILDER 

BMWtrtAvB. Ph, 1808 

H, J. MARTIN 


Roofing . Siding 

Jobbing 

413 OCEAN AVE, PHONE 0496-B 

ttt»MMtMttttM$M>»«» 

POTTS' BROS,' 

•eiMtnfl 

Builders 

608 Ocean Avenue 

Phone O. C. 2971 

ROOFING . - . SIDING 

BUILDER 

LUKE C. TURNER 

5722 ASBPBY AY, W. 1S84-J 

F. C.SIacum 

BUILDER 

! 3312 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 1139 

?'"REGr'ARCirOTECTS ""O 

Strnclqrai 3>HI*II1II« 

Hnd \altmllvn «if work conor 

la 

,-^.^Bk. 

JOSEPH G. CHAMPION 

110 HANK nOIlDDiO Fb. SXW 

When yon buna by the •»• 

See FRANK HOWAHD 

Registered 

and CONTEACtOB 

>R 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 

COMPLETE FWORSERVii 

ASPHALT TOM — RUB^bR' 

RUSSELL SI 

939 ASBURY AVENUE VH( 

« © O P I N ell 

NEW R0 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either case — call Independent. WeVeilM>»« 

penence, the men, the materiato rind the eq 

to give you a perfect job on any roof. We 

roofets for many years and expect to be'f 

more. That's why an Independent mat*^ 

something. Pick a reliably financially 

to re-roof for you. ' ,-wwL 11 ' "'< 

GUTTERS . RAIN CONDUCTOkS ,«j 

SHEET METAL WORK , , "4 

INDEPENDENf^ 

ROOFING COi 

USEBS OF CERTAIN-TEiD 

* a Fiemtm An. 

n. 4-195S •amm City Ocen City 

nee Estimates Fnrnlslwd _ No Dawn 

SIDING 


Edmund C. Wisham 

24 Asbury Ave PL 1237 

l^wr- 

R00PII1S 

SHEET; 

OtTTTEBS -"> 

WABM 

CRAIGandWi 

Ph. 0916. ' 9th, 

tftavM 

TODA1 

AND 

SAMPSON - MAMA DAS' 

WANT YOUR LEADERS 

IN PUCE1-§EWon> 

i "z_ 

TrTr5 

J-AA2, 

1^39 

B toils 

H im^n. 

PUT 

Sri 

=M 

wS£* ''••:

ntetized 

Special! 

Motor* 

Stored 

All New 

Motorg 

|Ate6 Good Used Buys 

laines Boat and 

itboard Center 

Street Station 

2692 

or 2565-W 

IUTB0AR0S for 

GUNNERS 

f. Add pleasure to your 

Hunting Trips 

Left Out 

Through Error 

Why Assemblyman 

Missed Beach Meet 

Because ol a tjplng error, Capr 

May County Assemblyman Aathaniel 

C Smith, of Ocean City, did not at- 

tend the organization meeting of 

the state legislative committee to 

study beach erosion -it was disclosed 

this meek by Senator J Stanley 

Herbert, of Monmouth County 

chairman of the gioup 

He also announced that the com- 

mittee will meet again in mld-No- 

\ember In Ocean CounU to contln'if 

Its research Into the erosion prob- 

lem^ and assistance need 1 ; of vnrlous 

New Jersey coastal resorts 

The first mectin? wa% in Atlantic 

City October 19 A letter to /ks- 

"mblvman Smith nntlfjlng him of 

. the meeting, us misdirected to At- 

| lantlc City and the error was not 

I detected until af'er the session had 

taken place 

In a letter of apolog} to the local 

', legislator Senator Herbert said he 

regretted his absei.ee because ">ou 

ha\e alwjjs exhibited an interest In 

our eiosion problems and lime been 

most valiuble to ue of the shore 

counties in helping to rombiit beach 

c-osion 

He suHKCited 

iese Hallowe en Decorations 

Won Praise Instead of Censure 

that Smith meet 

with Senator George A, Redding 

nnd County Engineer Walter Kep 

pier, the other Cape May County 

members of the coslon committee, 

us a sub-committee "to obtain from 

.vour constituents their requests for 

beach erosion 1 . 

John Balsley. 19, like many an- 

Dther lad full or Hallowe'en spirit, 

broke out the paint and brushes 

Wednesday night last week and pro- 

ceeded to go to work on The Chat- 

terbox Grille, 9th st and Central av 

Unlike some pranksters whose wax 

and chalk Inscriptions on walls and 

windows brought the usual censure. 

Balsley didn't get Into any trouble 

because of his efforts In fnct he 

lecelved the compliments of the pro- 

prietor. Mrs Jean Campbell, for hi' 

artistic work 

A resident of Someri feint nnd a 

talented brush widrler Balfcley was 

In the grille enrly that night dLstuss- 

ing the impending parade and other 

Halloween affairs when he got the 

ideu el decorating the place 

WATER COLORS 

He broached the subject to Mrs 

Campbell «ho readily ngiecd Dnls 

ley procurred paints nnd brushes In 

..he neighborhood and went to work 

Three hours ljter he finished nnd 

patrons together with the stuff 

agreed th.it he had done a fine Job 

Using water colors (easj to re- 

mote* he painted Hilltmren scenes 

jn tlic large mirrors There were 

ghosts skeletons a itches pumpkins 

owls and tats, the usual holiday 

colors bULk find nrange predominnt 

Ing Scenes Iii the eerie class were 

tonped bj a number of tombstones 

painted on one mirror 

NAMES ON TOMBSTONES 

number was the tombstone mirror, 

where Balsley had added individual- 

ity to the scene byi Inscribing names 

of patrons and employes on the 

tombstones 

Hit evening** efforts caused com- 

ment on the subject of channelling 

exuberant Hallo* e"en spirit alone 

such lines. One witness of hla 

work suggested a contest next year 

at holiday-time lor the best water 

color Ilalloiie'en paintings. He 

proposed that such a contest with 

paints easily removed from sur- 

faces, would be m \ast improve- 

ment on the perennial chalking 

and «axing. 

If there Is such a contest next 

Hallowe en, Bolsley probably won t 

be around to compete He expect* 

to enter the Air Force In the near 

future 

However, his paintings ulll still be 

here foi a time The Chatterbox 

likes them so well it pUns to nait u 

iihile before washing them from tlie 

mil rors 

Cub Scouts To 

Be Given Charter 

Parents Invited 

to Ceremony 

. . . . i Resort Cub Si outs nere urged this 

As he progressed, he was followed week to mute their mothers and 

ewLoWUvel 

in Road Deaths 

State and County 

Show Declines 

Although motor vehicle travel and 

the number of automobiles In use 

are the greatest in history. New 

Jersey's traffic accident death rale 

this year continues on a new low 

level, Motor Vehicle Commissioner 

Arthur w Magee Maget reported 

this week. 

So fur this year deaths per hun- 

dred million vehicle miles of travel 

in the state have been 3,8 as eom- 

pared to 4.3 a year ago at this 

time. For the entire year 1947, the 

rite was 4.7 deaths per hundred mil- 

lion milej of travel, 

Total traffic deatha as of Septem- 

ber 30 were 418 ai against 477 in 

the same period last year, a saving 

of 81 lives, or seven per cent. 

impressive improvement continues 

to be made in the pedestrian fatality 

column, the number of pedestrian 

fatalities having dropped from 220 

onnsons lea xtoom 

Full Course Turkey Dinner* • $1.25. 

119 Shore Howl Phone 659 Somcr. Po 

Srrrlni- Satanfuy Only _-» hlrili* i^ , 

(On.... IHllt'MUtllllllltlHIl 

SOMERS POINT 

Phone 8. P, 934 

WILLIAM T. IIOWELL 

William T, Howell has .asjumed 

the duties of commercial power and 

, 

by an audience that expressed ap 

provul of his talented Tree hand 

style of painting. Most popular 

THE NEW 1948 

Evinrude 

V/i H. P. R. and other 

Models 

SDIATE DELIVERY 

(TERTTHING FOB 

THE SPORTSMAN 

>. C. Lemont's 

- Sports Center - 

308 Bay Avenue 

SOMERS POINT-w 

NEW FALL POLICY 

PARTY NITES 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY 

Pete Miller's Orchestra 

Shuffleboards Sandwiches 

F AST. Au!oma:Ic. C!;cn. TficJ's t'.s p'c'fir.n f-r t.i?;\z i3;!.Jt.> 

A landtlld* winner c.i ever/ csur.l Iliat cou.i::! 

'"ttal;. . . b«' with od|usfob!a speed fcr every cst'.Ar.j jcj. /.ulo- 

'•] mafic ... you dial tho I-.idl you want end oulorra:i; con!ro!« Ic' a 

'. ovor from ihw*. Chan . . . li'to o.i cbclrlc I'QU, withcut {samel 

•'cr fUmM, And ftrifly, too-II.'.a cvorytliln] else o"Qs:riccl. 

K i i, 

^ f Ys», h»rt'» ana condldoW lhat lives up Is every campaign proml:3 

'K' mokM. Atk a forltnata frieitd who already' ha* on c!otlric 

arranô tsdcy f^r a show-ma dentDn$:ra:ion. 

. ATLANTIC CITY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

1.3 SMSKI 

fathers to an Important Cub event 

scheduled for 7:30 p. m. Fridny, No- 

vember 12. in the Scout Hut on 6th 

St. 

At that time, Pred Hedelt, Scout 

Commissioner for the Ocean Oity 

District, will formally present the 

Cub Pack Charter W Harry Hoy, 

Cubmastcr Following the presenta- 

tion there will b# movies and re- 

freshments, to be served with the 

help of the mothers. 

Practically all local Cubs have 

signed up to attend the rodeo in 

Northfield thk Saturday for a pro- 

gram of contests and weiner roast- 

ing. The group will leave city hall 

at 9:3(1 a m. and plans to return 

in time for the high -school foot- 

ball game. 

Cubmaster Roy announced this 

week that worle in handcrafu will 

begin in about a week, with em- 

phasis on Christmas giK items. New 

boys ue Invited to join the ranks. 

the Cubs entered a delegation in 

uniform for the Hallowe'en parade, 

Thursday night. They included Tom 

Oaulley, Gordon Lindblom, Frank 

Wicks, Bill Reichle, Bob and Mahlon 

Saflord, Ricky pelrson, Richard Coe 

and Ira Breroan, 

Jamestown, Virginia was the first 

permanent colony < English > settled 

In America. 

last year to 174. This reflects a 21 Ughtins representative for the At- 

per cent deereBii In pedestrian Is- tonic City nectric Company in the 

talitles Southern Division, which Includes 

There w*re '8! total fatalities dur- »M ot Cape May County and Maurice 

hi! September, two more than In the Riv M Township of Oumberland 

same month of 1947. Camden had County. * 

more deaths than any other county 

Mr - Howell Is a native of Dape 

durijj(fSiptt|Bber with a ol the 61 Mi ¥ County, a vtteran of World 

rtiJorted for the Stilt, During the War II, and Is well qualified In the 

Bret nine monthi, Camden County eommereisl power and lighting field. 

fatalities have increased 100 per — — 

not over u« year, jumping from 20 AQQ ^ playlanj 

Oape May County had three fatal- ' Hallowe'en Fete 

ities the Bm nine months this year, J * if"° WC B n F g I C 

compared with five In the corres-1 The Playland Skating Rink had 

ponding period last year. It had one of It* largest erowdi last Thurs- 

{ 

Open 2 P. M. Sundays Mid Holidays 

Open 4 P. M. Weekdays — GloMd Tuesdays 

Dinners, Banquets, Luncheons, Etc. 

Also Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Janes E. Seery, Management 

l *MIMi|HUII|lHliillHilill!MHIUH 

g p y 

none during either September. 

Food Spotlight 

on N. J. Apples 

Of all th* New Jersey apples, the 

atayman probably is the best-all- 

purpose apple. Not only is it excel- 

lent for eating, but it keeps iti 

shape well In cooking and baking. 

The baking apple supreme—fine 

for pies and sauces—is the Rome 

Beauty. The flavor to mild and 

slightly tart. 

While the Delicious apple. Is grand 

for eating, it Is a little too mild for 

pie or sauce. Its rich fruity flavor 

is good for salnds. 

Another favorite all-around apple 

is the Mclntosh. The flesh is pure 

white, very juicy and retaini the 

delightful flavor after cooking, es- 

pecieally in sauce. 

The Greening ii belt for pie and 

sauce. It Is also firm and crisp for 

salads and good for eating when 

mellow. " 

g s lt Turs 

day night for the annual Halloween 

j party on wheels. More than 400 

masqueraders were skating during 

; the evenlni, 

Qames were played, and there was 

a grand march for those in costume 

»s a highlight of the evening. The 

judges had eoMlderable trouble in 

selecting winners of costume prizes. 

The door prize awarded was a table 

radio. 

The most famous gift from the 

people of France to those of the 

U. S. ij the Statue of Liberty. 

Where Friends Meet to Eat— 

The CHATTERBOX 

9TH and CENTRAL 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Club Breakfast Businessmen's Luncheon 

Dinners — Platters — Sandwiches = Fountain 

Jane Logon Ice Cream Free Delivery Service 

BUSCH'S Famous 

TOWNSEND'S INLET 

— OPEN WEEKENDS — 

Will Remain Open Saturday and Sunday Until 

November 7th 

GREGORY 

900 Shore Road • Somers Point 

Hotel - Bar - Restaurant 

ir TELEVISION IS HERE-M 

* SEE TOUE FAVOBITB 8POKTS * 

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR 

NEWLY REMODELED DINING ROOM 

We win cater to Small Partita 

Delicious Food and 

SNAPPER SOUP - CLAM STEWS 

Rugby Hall 

2018 Shore Red 

SEA 

FOODS 

Northfield 

COCKTAIL 

BAR 

RIDING HORSES 

TO HIRE 

TOMMY THOMAS • Prop. 

Snakes which grow to the largest 

tiae are the boa constrictor and the 

regal python. 

Grove 

Maya Landing 

Road 

Somers Point 

~- OPEN ALL YEAR \\t litl.) JPU Ml 

Jurtnl Wrlk ICKhlilhh 4 ] t,i g h 

P^ « t hmHr 1 1IOIIL'II; O. C. HbllO wn,l JJ'JO 

Professional Services 

for rttlrtmcnt tlirouth »n Fquii 

> Ketiromolit Him I IsUn to rattlo 

"Thli Is ^ our F U 1 FrldftJ 

l>t P *n 

ROT E DAH1IY Field AiialBtJLnt 

fiqultftblfl Mf« ID sura pet. Su< lety 

4 fcrotral »v Phona 00*9 

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Business Service 

;ouir»fi o n qiminl'«i>n 

Touts Ml 1 Bo* 177 M»a LondinJ 

^nons ôniorB Point S2SV 

Yale Krya, 20c Each 

2 for 35c 

blck Pervlcp. Dftvta Hnrdwnre Co 

1NLAIL> ]4i)f)t«ut.iF »2,&& a ynrd In 

a]]i»rt Cover your flodro *l(h benu 

l Kalrn-Hloiuiu »r PdAcn Inlaid, 9x9 

m« >*:it.^: 1^*12 room, I47.SO- SiU 

n J:i&,i0. Cnuli or (lmD (iHym«nln 

dni'ft. l>2 \V«'ply. AH 

linvo the uim or gucttt kltch«q for 

iitf, Mr. ami Mr«. F. It. Dd 

ouriyn tcr. Fbon« 2fl8 

(HCNT-- Winter apArtm«nt, 3 bed 

mid bath, living roam, dlnlnc 

kitchen. Hcht, ffu apd «.6utiiG fpc 

»7fi K month. 810 - 7th «t 

Cars Needing Repairs Cause 

6th of Highway Fatalities 

5,1300 Live* Would Be Saved Amtujly if Drim, 

Would Watch «nd Ovcrcoqw MachaiMCfl fhhfr 

FIRBT floor flLpnrtmont, fumlvhfkd. two 

b«droomM. living room, bath, kll 

chfetititte and dlnt>tti> combldtd. hpn 

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Aabury m llltyclfn for hire J&c nur 

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KMORE W««Kor B 

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e 3052. 

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nudll Compluti. l..ekBinltti »"V 

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SI AT Cl>\blt>. 'or >h0000 tf 

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Real Estate Wanted 

r. nt ror 1919 KMI.IU mmill 

l.olpl (ir t,u*«t lionn furnlnli* I with 

or without tlltiliiR rn ,tri F M Mai 

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„, . „ seemlrigly endless versatility 

lot Norman V. Sargent a« a speaker 

I was again demonstrated to the po- 

tary Club at Plymouth inn Friday 

night 

Delving Into the history of Texas, 

lie held the rapt attention of the 

Kotarlan«,for the'usual meeting per- 

iod arid IB minutes overtime, as the 

former Methodist minister who now 

is director of the city's department 

of public relations took them back 

beyond the beginnings of Texas and 

brought 'them up to Ha fabulous 

I 

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NOW 

firtston* 

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Th« Oolng O«rs Fou»h 

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ahd plus protection wnm the going geta 

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To Install 

- BRAKE SHOES 

ffaofs Amf Dafrostf 

Hot 

Wowr 

CAR HEATER 

'Tonsil felt, backing gives 

Insolation sgslnst drafts, 

dirt and engine noises. 

For Bitter 

tfoofar Performance 

23 

Large volume of air circula- 

tion for both basting and 

defrosting. Complete wltn 

»I1 instillation fitting*. 

THERMOSTATS 

Increase your hot water 

beater's efficiency by main- 

taining proper motor tem- 

perature. 

i/.* PALMER FIRESTONE 

1119-29 Asbury Avenue Ocean City 

present 

TELLS STOAT OP ALAMO 

' Referring to the Lone Star State 

us "The Empire", he climaxed his 

talk with a tense, dramatic story of 

the Battle of the Alamo. He told 

the story with such startling clarity 

that his listeners could almost see 

and sense the thoughts of the Ala* 

mo's 182 Indomitable but trapped 

defenders as they> found a torrent 

of murderous Mexicans scaling the 

walls in the darkness, to end the 

long siege in bloody carnage. 

Mr. Sargent, a Knnsan by birth, 

exclaimed that "there Is only one 

Texas! It ia big In everything It Is 

and does. Its' people are big In 

stature. They are big-hearted and 

big In their Ideas. 

"Texas has the biggest ninth |n 

the world, with 120.000 head of 

cattle and 12,000 horse*. Its Jack 

rabbits make Missouri mules look 

like field mice. It has the. black- 

est earth and the whitest people In 

the world. 

"Former mule skinners, turned 

all promoters, make a million dol- 

lars a week In Texas. If you make 

only a million a month, Texan* 

consider yon a ne'er-do-well. 

"The history of Texas Is as fan- 

tastic as Its legends." 

RULED BY SPANIARDS 

Its history goes back 400 years to 

the Spanish conquerors of old Mex- 

ico, whose expeditions Into the fu- 

ture great state brought its first 

longhorn cattle und horses. The 

Apaches eventually caused the In- 

vaders to flee back across the Rio 

Ginnde, but they left the horses and 

;tttlf hchind. 

'his stock, running wild, migrated 

[he Ji«h grazing lands of centra] 

i southern Texas, where they 

'lpllcd rapidly. 

hen two men, Joe McCoy and 

m Hershey, conceived the Idea in 

l l i67 of "trail herding" Texas long- 

horns to Abilene. Kansas, thence' 

KOTAHIANS OBSERVE 

BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES 

The Rotarlans Friday night*, 

observed the birthday and wed- 

ding anniversaries of several 

members/with Franklin E. Jeter 

and Dr. J. Thornley • Hughes 

cracking the whips. 

Those celebrating anniversa- 

ries were seated at a long table, 

adorned with Hallowe'en decora- 

tions. In (heir honor, a birth- 

day coke with candles was 

brought In. 

Each of those honored was re- 

quired to pay a dollar into the 

student loan fund. / 

shipping them to the eastern mar' 

kets'by rail. 

The first year they shipped 35,000, 

thq second year 75,000, the third 

300.000, then 800.000. 

COST $3 A HEAO 

"The longhoms cost $3 a head in 

Texas," Mr. Sargent said. "It cost 

$1 a head to 'roal brand' and trail 

herd them, at the rate of about 12 

miles a day. In Kansas they sold 

for f10 to *14. 

"I can remember my mother com- 

plaining about the butchers who 

charged her 7 to 8 cents a pound 

for beef and 25 cents for a steak 

that was only four inches thick. 

"The longhorns meant a good 200 

per cent profit. Abilene became a 

bit of Texas, dropped Into the heart 

of Kansas. The trail riders would 

come Into town, pockets full of 

money and hearts full of hell. Thus 

Abilene became the biggest hell- 

raising place In the west. Its sa- 

loons had Texas names. The lurg- 

st was the Alamo, which was open 

24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

HICKOK WAS THERE 

"And it was there that Wild BUI 

Hlckok, Abllene's town marshal and 

Kunsas' legendary figure, set up his 

(headquarters with a rootite game 

It was'natural tint the had men of 

the southwest wanted to liquidate 

him. They frequently would come 

Into town for that purpose. But 

flat they would get liquored up. 

"Wild BUI. sitting in his gaine, 

would stand up as they entered. 

'"•(Had to see you, boys.' he would 

drawl. 'But first, hand over your 

guns.' There was a cold, steely look 

In Bill's eye. The guns were always 

handed over. 

HIS WORST AND LAST BLUNDER 

Phil Coe, proprietor of tie Bull's 

Head Saloon, determined to do 

away with Hlckok. He Induced a 

bunch of cowhands to shoot up the 

town,' by way of bringing Hlckok 

outside. Hlckok sauntered down 

the street, obllvous of bullets. He 

headed straight for the Bull's Head. 

Coe fired at him and missed. It was 

Coe's greatest — and last — blunder. 

But In the mix-up Hlckok shot one 

of his own deputies. 

"As a result, Kansas passed a law. 

prohibiting the shipment of cattle 

out of Abilene. Eventually Dodge 

City became the permanent shipping 

point." 

DEFIED NEW DEAL 

Mr. Sargent then told how tile 

Texans defied Roosevelt New Deal 

attempts to curtail their oil produc- 

tion. This was during the Ill-fated 

Blue Eagle NJl.A. days. Mr. Sarg- 

ent referred to Harold Ickes as "Old 

Grandma Ickes". He told how the 

Texans opened their wells and with- 

in days so glutted the market that 

the price fell to 10 cents a barrel. 

Turning to the siege of the Alamo, 

in 1836. he said that had not heavy 

rain fallen on Washington's birthday 

that year, the battle never would 

have taken place. 

The Alamo was a walled fortress, 

on the outskirts ol Bexar, later San 

Antonio. Texas was then under the 

rule of the Mexicans. It was part 

of what was known as the Ooahulla- 

province, * The- Texans want- 

ed separation from Goahulla. They 

wanted to be tecognlzed aa a sep- 

arate province. They rebelled be- 

cause Santa Anna, who had' set 

himself up as Mexican dictator, de- 

cided* ta nullify the constitution of 

1834, which had . granted certain 

rights to the Texans.: 

BOGGED DOWN IN BIUD * 

On Washington's birthday, Santa 

Anna was, leading an. armed. force 

against Bexar, when his army 

bogged down in the mud and stalled, 

A Texan warned Bexar. and leas 

than 200. men prepared to fight it 

put with Santa Anna from the Ala- 

mo. The rain and mud gave them 

the time they needed to prepare. 

Mr. Sargent cited three men whose 

names stand out as the leaders in 

that long siege. 

"The name of every one of those 

defenders Is an honored name," he 

said, "but three Intrigue the imagi- 

nation." 

BOWIE, CROCKETT AND AUSTIN 

One was Jim Bowie, whose brother 

designed the famous Bowie knife. 

He left a sugar plantation In 

Louisiana to speculate In Texas land 

and who married the lieutenant gov- 

ernor's daughter. 

A feeondiVas.David Crockett, un- 

educated Tennessee woodsman who 

by his native talents had won his 

way to Congress, only to court the 

displeasure of "Old Hickory" Jack- 

son. Stung with defeat he migrated 

to Texas. 

The third was Steve Austin, a 

lawyer, who had led Texas vigilantes 

against Mexican officials. 

The Texans took 14 cannon Into 

the Alamo, together with cattle and 

other supplies. They dug a well. 

THEY STAYED, FACING DEATH 

Mr. Sargent then described the 

siege with Its ceaseless gunfire, the 

fruitless attempts to get reinforce- 

ments and the refusal of the de- 

fenders to leave, though they knew 

Then suddenly on «« 

days and nights of gun i 

denly ceased. There wai 

lence. 

At 2 a. m., the sentries < 

wall were relieved. Non. 

Alamo had slept since the i 

•»»• The new sentries fel 

The Mexicans silently < 

them and killed them, 

aged to try out. This" 

alarm to the defenders. 

Bu: they were helpless i 

torrent of attackers that i 

*«"» Twice the Mexican 

beaten back but they kept 

"In tbe final assault," , 

speaker, "wave after wav* , 

Sat' thdr*'^'tad 1 

They were shot down b 

poured In like water.' I 

band flghtlng ensued, 

Crockett went down with W 

Mexicans arottnil hun, Jim 1 

lying on a cot with ttn 

pneumonia, shot two be/on, i 

bayoneted. 

"The siege of the Alamo I 

12 days, but the final aa 

butchery was over In 30 i 

By 9 a. m, March 6, i 

Alamo had become rnifoc 

history, carved deep In mam 

Mr. Sargent concluded!*?! 

markbjg that when he stood BT 

a monument commemoratlniH 

defender's of the Alamo he WiiJ 

that he was an American "an 

America was part of Texas'' 

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69th YEAR—No. 27 

ssion 

'— j — \ 

Co. Bridge Commi . 

Promises Inquiry Into 

Sale of Ocean City Span 

No Chance For Sale 

of Point Bridge to 

County; No Credit 

There Is no possibility of the Bees 

ley's Point bridge being sold to the 

Cape May County Bridge Commis- 

sion because the Commission already 

has exhausted ita credit and would 

be unable to finance any additional 

transactions at present 

So asserted Robert K Bell, counsel 

for the Commission and the county 

board of freeholders, in amplifying 

his statements late last week con- 

cerning bridge business In this coun- 

ty and Burlington County 

NO INTEREST LOCALLY 

Although he was officially listed 

03 one of the bondholders who par- 

ticipated in the sale of t»o other 

toll bridges to Burlington County 

three weeks ago. Mr Bell hi on in. 

tervlew with The Evening Bulletin 

last Friday asserted that he was not 

one of the holders of bonds in the 

Ocean Clty-Longport bridge when 

It was sold to the Cape May County 

Bridge Commission 

He also told The Bulletin that 

while he had been secretary-treas- 

urer of the bridge company, he re- 

signed before any negotiations were 

entered Into for Its sale to the 

county two years ago 

AT LIMIT OF CREDIT 

The Bridge Commission went to 

Action Is Taken 

in Response to 

Plea by Goetz 

The Cape 

Commission „„ 

TX l » m .. h ^? intodrUU, 

i 

May County Bridge 

announced Tuesday 

etalls as 

the Ocean Ctty-Long- 

. 1?1 was taken m reiponse 

a letter la,t Friday from Com- 

jnusloner Augustus 8 Qoetj; of 

Ocean City, who-nferred to the fa« 

that County Coumel Robert K Bell,- 

«;no aim Is counsel for the BrldK 

Commission, wos „ principal ihare 

i to J l ! Ul( recent d l 

_QCgANCITY,NEWJERSEjY,.THURSDAY,NOVEMBER II. 1948, 

of Wo bridges to Burlington Count 

WANTS NAMES 

Commissioner Goet? asked thi 

bridge board to request Mr Bell to 

make available to the public the 

names of all persons who received 

distributive share of bridge -.a 

proceeds 

dge mission went to 

the .limit of Its credit, according to 

hla explanation, with a 13.250,000 bond 

Issue which enabled It to pay $700 - 

000 for the Longport bridge, buUd a 

new toll span nt Corson's Inlet and 

refinance Its older obligations. 

Mr. Bell also disclosed that T. B 

Hanff and Clifford R. Powell, two 

of the principals In the Burlington 

County bridge transaction, also were 

among holders of bonds in the 

Ocean Clty-Lonjport bridge 

It Wfls stated that Powell held 

$23,500 worth of the bonds while 

PoWell owned $50,000 worth. The 

latter, Republican leader of Burling- 

ton County, said he picked up hU 

holdings below par during the de- 

pression and Just held onto them. 

MANY PAID OFF AT PAR 

Mr. Bell told The Bulletin that 

there were 200 or more holders of 

Ocean plty-Longport bridge bonds, 

who.were paid off the par v»lue of 

their bonds—»1000 each. The bridge 

was sold, h« said, for the amount of 

bonds outstanding. Holders of pre- 

ferred and common stock In the 

bridge company, received nothing. 

The county counsel, who Is serving 

with French B. Loveland as a co- 

trustee In bankruptcy fof the Bees- 

ley's Point bridge, denied an Infer- 

ence by City Commissioner Augustus 

S. Goetz that a plan was under way 

to sell It to the county. He also is 

secretory-treasurer of this company, 

In which Hand and Powell also are 

among-the bondholders. 

Hanff has Joined with two others 

Jn placing the Beeslcy's Point-Som- 

ers Point span In bankruptcy, but 

the reorganization plan Is being 

fought In federal court by a law firm 

Pal* 2. Please 

O Rfd Cronccker, of Sea Mi 

Lily, chairman of the Commission 

snld that as far as he knew Mr. Bell 

did not have anything to do witl 

the sale of the bridge. • 

Tlie matter was leferred to Bcnjn 

mui Lee. of WHdwood Crest, general 

manager of the Bridge Commission 

"ho will check back on the transac- 

tion and submit 

next meeting. 

NOT AT MEETING 

report at the 

Neither Mr Goctz nor Mr Bell 

uiis present at the monthly meeting 

of the Commission at Court House 

although French B Loveland 

associate counsel with Mr Beil in 

bridge matters, was present 

The county counsel declared late 

last week that he resigned as secre- 

tary - treasurer of the Lorgport 

bridge before the sale was consum- 

mated, mid that he was not onp of 

its bondholders 

CONGRESS PROBE POSSIBLE 

Possibility of a Congressional ln- 

\estlgntlon of the *12 400.000 Bur- 

lington County bridge deal loomed 

Yesterday when Governor Alfred E 

Driscoll announced that his per- 

sonal counsel would consult Con- 

gressman James C Auchincloss. a 

member of the House Public Works 

Committee 

He sold tbe purpose Is to protect 

the Bute's right under.federal law 

to buy the Burlington-Bristol and 

Tncon>-P4lmyro spans for f4 90O- 

000. the figure for which the state 

had expected to acquire them as 

part of a Delaware river develop- 

ment program. 

Congressional action may be forth- 

coming, Drlscoll said. If Attorney 

General Walter D Van Riper falls 

to obtain access to books and rec- 

ords of the Burlington transaction 

Some of the records were snid to be 

outside New Jersey 

Resort Schools C* 

Get $14,784 Aid 

State Sum Includes 

Cigarette Tax 

W. B. Matthews, county superin- 

tendent of schools, has announced 

that the first installment of 1MB-49 

State school aid Is being distributed 

thin week. 

This flrst payment represents one 

half the allotment to each district 

for equalization aid, transportation 

old. and aid for dependent children, 

and the total allotment to each dis- 

trict under Chapter 66. PL, 1948 

(cigarette tax). 

Checks are being sent to the var- 

ious custodians of school funds In 

the following amounts: 

District Amount 

Avalon $ lfiitM 

8.54537 

Cape'May City 

Cape May Point 262W 

Dennis Township i- 16.14099 

Lower Township ..../. . 17,69564 

Middle Township 37.74088 

North Wildwood «,574 60 

Oiân City 14,784.71 

Sea We City 3.08395 

Stone Harbor 1.6W47 

Upper Township 13,548.77 

WestCapeMay 4,48813 

West WUdwood 9 9412 

WUdwood 13,357.38 

Wjldwood Crest 2.954.98 

Woodbine ,8.384.82 

Total M5L675.O4 

Welcome to 

Our City! 

yon ft new 

CUjrH m 

in 



fly ln'the nftort H thaii of tfr- 

and Mrs. DaWd HUote. wj» axe 

In* at 60* 1st st With 

ri» their Mi, Wayne, and 

1 uootutr. BW. Bl»- 

'Saturday Nighters' 

Organized By Resort 

Summer Residents 

"-"Between BO and 100 summer resi- 

dents of Ocean City nnd other 

neighboring communities are expect- 

ed to gather Saturday night at Bola 

Inn. SomeraPolrit. for the purpose 

of organizing a unique club to be 

known as "The Saturday "lighters' 

The group will Include residents 

and regular visitors in Ocean City, 

Somers Point, Longport. Margate 

and Ventnor. Object of the organ- 

ization is to have a specified meet- 

Inn place each Saturday night dur- 

ing the winter months so they will 

know where to hnd their friends 

The plan Is expected to make for 

livelier evenings tor all. 

Norman W. Geare, Phlladelphlan 

and local summer resident, is one of 

the leaders In the movement. 

Christmas 

Checks to 

Go to 1,000 

$76,000 Club Total 

Is $3,800 Less 

Than Year Ago 

Checks will go Into the mall next 

week to 1000 persons In Ocean City 

and vicinity who are members of the 

Christmas Club at The Nationa 

Bank of Ocean City. 

Earl Seaman, assistant cashier, an- 

nounced yesterday that the distri- 

bution this year will amount to $76,- 

000. about $3,800 less than the club 

members received a year ugo. This 

rcverses.a steady Increase In mem- 

bership participation which had been 

In progress since early in the war. 

Mr. Seaman was at a loss to ac- 

count for the decrease In club ac 

counts here, 

INCREASE NATIONALLY 

Figures announced by the National 

Christmas Club office In New York 

Indicated a nation-wide distribution 

of 831 million dollars, a total 11.3 

per cent more than last, year and an 

all-time high for the 38 years the 

club plan of saving for Yuletlde has 

been In operation. 

The total to be distributed by co- 

operating banks In New Jersey will 

be approximately $84,200,000. 

CHECKS WEEK EARLIER 

Checks are to be sent out Vo local 

club members more than a week 

earlier than last year. Mr. Seaman 

Berlin Blockade Won 9 t 

Cause War, Says Kiwanis 

Speaker; Like Poker Game 

Atlantic City Doctor Asserts That 

Life of German Today Is 'Fantastic', 

But Some Normalcy Is Returning 

win have'an 

evening meeting. Instead, in the old 

court house bull ding, at Court Hou»e, 

it was announced Monday. 

The reason for the change is that 

too few reservations were made for 

tbe dinner 

Russia cured Inflation there—by 

taking nine-tenths of the people's 

money away from them, - •••' 

Teachers Give Resort Laughing 

Cramps With Three-Act Comedy' 

When an audience shrieks, howls 

ind goes into such continuous 

lysterlcs that It is all but Impossible 

hear the actors on the stage, then 

Play can be considered a sure-fire 

It. i 

That's what happened in the high 

ichool auditorium last night nod 

uesday when the Teachers' Club of 

cean City presented their annual 

play, in this case the three-act 

medy, "My Sister Eileen", v 

It was a laugh Tlot from beginning 

end. The script itself was funny 

•nough In Its own right, 

bllarity was embellished but 

for 

tiomp town crowd by the fact that 

10 many well-known borne town 

Iteople.were up there playing ridic- 

ulous 1 roles. 

Tlie story has to do with two 

sisters from Columbus, Ohio, "Who 

come to New York to find jobs and 

,ho land in a dingy basement ap&t- 

menl In Orrenwicn Village, where 

everything -Jmppens,, from subway 

blasts to an Invasion by the areek 

ivy- 

sister Eileen, won her laugh orchid 

as she unwillingly led 1 a dancing 

line of future Greek admirals In and 

out. 

It was almost worth the price of 

admission, for instance, to «ee—*nd 

hear—Tony Taccarlno, high school 

building superintendent, as % straws 

berry vendor: ht to see Lew. Dandy 

and George Dougherty as a couple 

of believable dJUnks; or Eugene 

leran, |n gym shorts, u a 

wreck from Georgia Tech' 

John Care/ playing a 

as a belligerent Irish .. 

Justine- Kreps practically 

the show several times as 

Shelton, a character whofft 

ity to Mae West waiKdt 

startling. RfclphD- 

handlebar, jnbortache*;' 

Istlc job as;Mr, l 

l d l d 

Istlc job 

landlord. 

' Th ii occasional 

]»te-Ji»:tl 

ondtyi 

fWOM 

dti 

r 

stotel 

at 

of 

HalL At 

as 

ltaw, arid .the 

been-flavored. 

th" — •- 

fa ^ ' 

1 1 , f

T^T^mW 

PAGE TWO DCIAN dtV TTiuraday, November I i, 1946 

jeitesHear 

Jports Writer 

Sports Exemplify 

Democracy, He Says 

|"; 'Democracy In sports and apuiu. 

i Uanshlp were discussed bv Jack 

11 Ryan, eports writer IDI The Hemm. 

.Bulletin, and president ol tin Ctn 

1 tjml Ocean Olty Civic ASMJU muii m 

members ol the E^chim-i- club 

rMonclny night at the Mudau cm 

youngsters jic ri ni 

Ship hi one of hu t-hit r eibje t u v 

On his radio slio * Silurd i in 

saans, members ol loeul hiUi ml 

football teams tttend an I aim 

! program Ihev art shown nio its 

__ the game In a hieh thi \ pi I t r 

the preuou* (lm\ Smril pic i 

sports and radio lars tl 1 CM 

Attended 

"This sportsmanship and dt ruin 

laey in sports L> 'hmii h\ Uu ibiii % 

cf a team to pull wtttiiLi 1 i m il 

tsr »hat tvpe ni pir i tin mm 

lellow maj be In jui 

Mr Ryan \t.n§ inn idiutd k\ fc. I 

•Win Pelkey \u.r pn mem c.i i t 

Ocean Citj Club M Pi-lkt 1 cc i 

Ing president, « III'P Di II trr I c 

Eosa is nn a «i man 

Hand Confers as to 

Tax on Party Boat* 

Cangre *5iii,iii T M ht H 1 

BfW JtrnL\ • V Jirl Ui mi 

lined In VW Im LU i II I i iiii u il 

officials ol tin 1 iic i , il Re ii 

Bureau and .itiu n nil I ' 

New Jersij pjrt tj J n i me i 

an attempt in el mi i i i H 

tatlon tax J_III. I II I, i 

Ing part) bait 

FrldHJ - null Pic I ee \ i I 

to a. discus inn i i i ' if i 

the transpomi m i i n 

Narrative Type Report Cards 

To be Extended Through Grades 

The urn nan itnc type" report 

l h 

p p 

dt tliuol children, 

u M"ar ago, will ill! 

i ircL im On 

in I ml am 

ixlLiided this Near to pupils of all 

krade trrini kmdi nsdrlcn to Jlh, 

lltllimtarl SUiiiol Principal Carroll 

F HUM I umiuuiued this week. 

Tht 11 port*, which do not give 

thildim i iiimiii il oi "satislaL-tury ' 

latins,;, i loruierh used, were tried 

ii i\p rlinu tjln lust year in 

Ui i i p ir tin jil (irudp. 

POP! L Ml » 11II P \RENTS 

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M ii i 111 [ i>.i:,Lii!y »"h 

1 1 t II 114 IJiJl- Il'pilllli 

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il iind Uif 

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lilt it 

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Pi 1 i ilile in 11 1 1 I ! re'd eoniillpill,*; 

h i LI i i cti cii ftieh child, 

l i n IJI i I p-*uitH linripr 

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HH^l fit I Till* MONTH 

r i i i J t i ii i • i • I Mill be 

Preparation of the first issue of 

the mimeographed piipu;! which will; 

appear just before TUiiiilisBiviriij 

Day, is now prasrgssing, • I 

The paper, started In thp Central • 

nv. building several years also, will 

now contain eontributtoiis from each 

htiiiie room of both schools, Pupil* i 

of the Otii grade will compile Hie i 

material and distribute the paper. 

OIIHT editions arp planned forj 

Christmas, Valentine Dity, r'mstrr. 

,ind M/hoiil 

in Jime. 

ENfOI-B,«!E READINCi 

BOOKS THAN COMIC'S 

HcadlllK (il Bond Ijwik.- insli'iic! ol 

the nrdimuy -m,,|f" vufi.-f. aa, 

c-nipliakizi-d this wcrk „, the ciadi- 

•.flltioN uhseivi'd Bunk Wci'k 

3 Retort Students 

In State Chorus 

Appear at Stata 

" Teachers' Confab 

Tlirci? Oieaii City High School 

-.tudp'ils «ill appear with the Nev, 

Jersey All-stair HIRII school Or- 

t-hesua llllrt Chorus when It presents 

ii roniTit Siliidny afternoon in Ihe 

tallDim uf the AiliiMtk' City Con- 

H'li'i.ni H:tll ,1-. a ••iiisllli,' lentui'p df 

:hr iiiiiilii'l rum enllejn ejf the NfW 

JiMSry KHuriilion AMUfiaHnn- 

1 hi' rciMUMtinn eiiH-ne,] t'Kiiiy ;i::d 

High School Singing Experience 

Pays Off for Resort College Girl 

ArmistliT Da}' and will remain elnscd 

Fnd:iy to illlaw the tTOrhers to ul- 

Vi'ml mreiincs m AUnniic riiy. 

Thi' proiirrim npi'iied 1:1.-1 Friday 

i ;. u c : s h l 

V. hen pup,la til the 

y 

l I ; 

T1,;- Jrars prn|;rain by tile All- 

stale (jumps mnrkji the 15th aiiin- 

.,iicii Di-l. 

Ihly 

•il ('hilMii'lers Hue k 

riiin Turn H.ittyii. Kiibin Hiiutl 

Allie r.\ 

UiMe p:T 

Wnii l.ii.ci 

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Mr Hand 

party boat fi 

ruling that t ie u 11 p i 

bill will nut ipph t tin ni 

Contusion o\ci tie. td\ n 

&€€n g sauic-e oi e.on Fei\ 

lomu time 

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srket 'l-cii V/I.a f 

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\DING Si \S \MU LINES 

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I (in ;ti II:M'.I,I;:,U 'I:!) ;"•::: ;;nl ij 

Mi... M.:-|.i!il Hi-ic-l.i'. u;i M'.:.day 

li,r I'iiii;.ii;r,i|i|iv f|-;|l I' "k pir- 

! :;c, Mu;;f!,e\ u] liif, I:: f Jit- Mliiii 

l.C':i= V :j, .trilnn. !,s IJM :,M'fi i: 

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:ihU->' IHure' ' ]'rri :LI 11 jL,t Liu* M'it*.fM. 

rh;^ tl.:b is un-nlli'i- (J: UH 1 nrtivi 

1 '.cl'.fi'il priiijlunin, 

Thi} Ilîlfll' Sr!r:e^[\ iijifl 1'f, ,^}e 1/e 

•J j I i e i-. JI :, Cal]i:iri,c M,if:ht'U',. tit, 

T;,i' -fiurlv pl.uiM'rl iil.ii!v ;t(!!Titip. 

I'll 1 'he M-huuI yeur. 

Thr- OC11S cchiiiil juijipr. till 

f'i, {,irt?, ni ilin ion! n.iil le ii:u UIH 

'!:*• rJirerie ;ujf i-.. • i ,e i!/! ;('• n! !;' 

:.irii I'vom-ti; mi: ),., iyi tlie M"MI • 

Imiik 

'Illl' hilrc-ri liiil r-l.i'i- lliiii 

hrM>he;'d :!i^ ejl) !,n!|, ,îi1r siith [!u 

Ifilliirk: "Tii.il fti •: ii'lit' 1» ri , ill' 

iiciUiini:. My >on I'oukl finer i; In 

lost Mimelhini;? Trj' a claiisiHeil 

Now! A Superb UQW Teievisfon Cinso!® 

With 30 Tufie Performance 

that costs less than most table models! 

MORE TUBES 

NitluniMy you wiuit sharpest, 

clearest pictures when you buy n 

Television si-t. So your Met must 

he HiGHPOWBREi): MOHI (ule- 

vision sets utilize one of three 

•hasic tube i-ircuits: 

2\ tubes • fnr NEARIJY 

ception; 

(iii)vs for INTEKMKIJ. 

IA'1'E diststnee, or 

:tt) liiliPH-' for MAXIMUM 

distance. 

Admiral Tc.lcvi.sion' emisloys the 

IJO-lubp lierforiimnco circuit to 

Kive you sharpest, clearest pic:- 

piciures even in outly!n(r areas. 

lUMl iiSrh!'-i 

Ocean City Hardware Co. 

For thm Better Things 

Asbury Avenue Phone 2168 

Ocean Ciiy, tthuli hns hurl iiiPiii- 

sr-i^hip in fho e/!iiUil^ sinOt' it^ in = 

iition. will ui< ri prfseiHed 1 his ycir 

iy Lcililsn Dllllny. Miiiik Jacob} :inn 

vVitliany Pili-Mui, 

ilENRIOIJ ON PROCIRAM 

AmoiiB Hie spr:ikcrs at tht? con- 

\ci:t:on will he Dr Howard Ilansnii. 

loled Anieiitiin tonipti'rr; Rohtl I 

'cii f tilic'ld, dircrh.ir cii the B;irtt ! r 

y:[\U^*d u it): Ui'uri hitT- 

:r" c! 1 tii 1 h tukj, 'mm fh0 | 

.; librii.-y w;!l hi' ' lrm' 1 

Oiii> ciiiy will hp yiwn over to 

iHiihrrv SUUJPC; iiiatifrnnd special 

siii-riM utoupi, Tins year there will 

ie illoi-p t!i"n;i M ,','jfh nlfPtlliB- 

•'iii' "iiiimui; in ni;f. of ihnii *ill be 

.'•ill 1' Ile-ii:.i.d. OITIII: Cnv Bn.ll- 

nrf 1 fi!rt-i'l,ir, lejr in,niiii :v fit the 

County Can't Buy 

Another Bridge 

t iinlinllttl frtim Piicc I 

SmsinK espeiipnfe ffalnfcl nt 

Ocean City HiMli Srhuji has paid a!T 

: lor Mi's MLiiilyri Jane Hughes, 

daughter of Mr. mid Mrs, Leslie C. 

i HutJliea, whu is now a sophomore at 

; Mary Washington College of the 

i University of Virginia, frederieks- 

I Miss lliichrs hns just heen invited 

I to joi-i the eellt'gf choir of It VOICCTS, 

-i:,ji :. irsvels cjtteiisii'ijly to sing 

Streamlining For 

Cities Proposed 

('fmilniied fryni ¥ng% t 

whctl'fr th"v vtimni a "ehnrlfr 

i'ilni:-i!.^:un" (Tt:iied 10 set up niie 

lit tlli> new i'lrm.s iii HilliliiilstliHioli. 

It Miatii'strri ibat niiiniripiUillr-' 

•Plili.m the irtJWature to maltp 

111,if atir-idliienls 13 the Wiilbh Art, 

the jiiw whirl! t-rMatrtt tile Pfiinmls- 

>iu:l toini ul jinvernment, under 

whirh Oewin City MIL* nprrntpd since 

inn 

'IITS rOliMISfilON FORM 

IM il. rrpufl, tliP state Rrolip 1 

hairly ("itiriitrd thi> city coinmU- 

iin-, (,,nii o) tinvn-nmeiH because it' 

Hiiid it eneouniBes "pefsonal poll- 

lies". log rnlliiit?". laclt of centrnl- 

ir.ed respohsibllity and budget ron- 

rol, flnrl riivirlns ."dmintstrntive and 

|'irislailip iiemera tno sharply. 

Aiinplion II! the' lew tnnii;.. tlio 

••pivl. .siiltl. Would liPIp t'l Plid -llip 

i 'Vtrrine mil!luîin thnt eNist>i iti 

iiluiiidpal la'v and pjiiveninipnl In 

A p',-fino«rri ntne^nf't-ne-'nt tn tlif 

Wiil-.h Aft wn"ld Pllf! tht' syiiPiii til 

eonferts in oilier cities. Chair mem. I 

hers are selected from the member-, 

ship of the larger college glee tluta,' 

with which she began singing list | 

year. 

The choir is scheduled to perform ; 

this week end at the Virginia MUi- j 

tary In.'.titute, ' 

While at Ocenn Oiiy High, Miss; 

Hughes was ft member of the All- ; 

SLiilp High Bchool Chorus, . 

Woman Reprimanded 

on Check Charge 

I'le.iding Biiilly to charges ol ii- • 

suinp fraiidulein chei'k», Mrs Mnr- 

j-ine Creamer, IS, of Oeeiiii Vii'ft.i 

iiHs iiii'i'ii a reurir-iand and dis- 

rhai'tied In police court, Saturriaj, 

upon payment uf ja court costs 

Judge Howard Warren said lie '• 

,vould be lenient because Of tile de- 

lendant s, ajje She mntie reslilu- 

lion (or SI 1, represented by two 

checks which "bounced at. her' 

landlord. 

VWT i: i:\TKSiiKn 

To Reorganize 

Negro Scouting 

EHatriet Committee 

Plans Fund Drive 

KfieirtJi iire In progress tf) reor 

îi.im' a Boy Smut troop lor IH-KI-.. 

miy.s in Oieiiti City, it was reported ' 

at tl:e nioiallly liieetlng or tilt? 

distrlil committee at Plymouth Inn, • 

Thursday night lart week, 

liolton Hayes, Scout esecutivp ot i 

tlie Atlantic Area Council, and Rich. ', 

arri nrimc«. of ihr Harulri Humpicr 

rr;,,t. V.P.W.. rrported proitrrwi on , 

America's Future Depends on 

AMERICAS 

SCHOOLS 

LETS MAKE OUR 

SCHOOLS STRONG 

visrx YOUR SCHOOLS 

:AMERIMN EDUCATION WIIK NOV, 

Sponsored by 

OCEAN CITY HARDWARE CO, 

720 ASIH'RY AVENIJE 

Mi. ft* V. -A'.tA thii! ',% 1 s,]!.' the- bridge: 

VH> f'MliU i,eii iNKiU! liiih . bCC;ii!Hi 

,! i i-rei,' A,, i = t [me \VA\ tl t • 11 1 1, t ] 1 - 

nn:!. "!>!;.' 'i;.J a r'c]i:e,:j ion ^hnn;; 

t !i,iU :i- i cNirncit rr,ti'.i^h in pay ofl 

\h :r.'ir;,;iti;i. ejhhaiitlons. Purpilsti ej; 

i.p rcnr:4iin!/:uitin move, hv said. 

,:e^ l e -h'nin iii' cNlcnsieiii tin the 

Cf"i::t i,, ,i:i^ pihiii-;tv îu'!i to tilr 

l-irlim. 1 !').: C*-.in !v bl-irici' >nlr n! 

'.J.J'ill.lltIV ;JI'««IIL;:-.* Dill liif n.fol'llKi- 

iiii- !!.iU M:- Be !l am I he litiiflfl- n: 

.litll) 'hiifCs i'i the U'.irhiiMtiin- 

ifi-t'ii HiUiiie- Cn . cr iiijn-.i: (i per 

i 1 :: 1 . e,: ;'„ lnt.il .:.n-:i lAlii'i: tin 

, ;; : I:. :•!. i; - Hi-; t. I! .mil 'I'liciiiiy-Hiil- 

Ml:' 1 M;i U'i K in Ul,' f 

•!-;TZ HTtr.i, UANTW pHoni; 

ne-^dliili.L n.i- Ofi-.ii. C'.!.\.I.'i".T 

•HI h' l.Ui' h.iii- in r.ipe- May C'n;i!:ty 

'Miiijiii- iuiii-i 1 fiuH/ on rrittiiy rc- 

•e'nil.i 1 !,i., ri'îen lu ;l;r Irrt'hnkl- 

iitii the- tr: :. i'l-'i'jii tiicire ilnHely 

(ire tliti boiiiri nn Tuesday, lie rhs. 

-alrhcti ii Itttrr Fi-idj.v askniK Hie 

rei-hnldt rs to rpqupst their roun.iM 

i nUikt* publir I lie n;une* ni ill. 

iiii.aliiiltlci,. uliii ji.ii-titu.mied li; lilt 

-\\\- )jihr"f that \vi~y prtirliinciit 

iaiiic 1 li'j'i iii Inn- ti.t- piibln- siiaret 

:i tile preireerfj. ei' the snle." hi' Silid 

Iti li: . i-ie: lie-i' iriiiiirks in the 

li,:: Mi B ? -;, --re/iit- cined hiith buy. 

" :ii"rl >t "i : I i lilt- lni:u,;ii liiiii unC 

,ef! •iiiirii ic-kiii: ' i-tiiiiinrtiDn^ will 

'l'li'.fllliil-. I.I 'l.t' Ii,:i1i;;j;tein.ISrislol 

ind Brr-.i-lcyv I'iiiiii iindgoi., 

1KNIKH UliPIlKSKNTiNn BOTH 

Mr Brll h.id n-plipd cnrlicr that 

ic tiiti iiiit it-pitYept the briei^f 

nniDimy ii: the iransat-tinn. dilrinp 

•iiii-ii he iiisti v..tj, couiincl lor the 

rioih Hvniff a.id Pywpii admitted 

'.ey hPld first nwrtKMKc bonds in 

hf ! lne'iil bn^(jn ioiiipaiiy, hut snifi 

'iry hnt! i.n pan m the tran;.iiction 

; jriinia it tei Ciipr \\-,,y County 

•iid wt-rp ,-:II[ eve-:; I'niij.nltrrt iruartl 

;; It iie-vei::ri briny i;ivt-:i the null! 

•i I'liiiwiit to tir dihiipprovc the 

iii'i'iilt fi; the : :i]e- j'rice;. 

piirtnirnt independently. 

MIST 1IAVK "fiOOI) TOOLS" 

F.iuikiie'i. in feimmontinp upon the' 

ll'infisiili,. Meld ll-.al "il Hint I.n t; 

Tin 1 that umeni'llent is in mind a« 

'lie PIPM who nils it. Even thn best 

iilf"\ e-annrii prrfortn withaut £oi)d 

tools, he contetiC'efi. 

Miivnr Clyde w striihle. t-.im.| 

ilf"il|];i; upnii lllei rtunvl ypstPrdny. ' 

•iiid ti'iii ill liis npinioii n t'liani;e to 

ilie new ".'ninll iii'jMiripaiity fnrin" 

'tir Oeenii City \uiiile1 be^ bniienciiil. 

bPt-ius" it weiulri pen.in, imprnvtflj 

' CUi\ rn-nip:;t i- : ;e li'lîii'^',. ' lie 

••:iirt. "tMrl .slin'iiil be npcnitetl ;i;- 

-t'ic-irjilly i;s niiy him-te--,-. " 

lir îil.l Ihllt oiir nf lh« hrnnfiis 

nf the ni'iv »>»»»»•< 

j 

Plans lur the rori.-iriifticifi of a 

ne'v wine to the Philip Baker public 

schnil at Wildwonrt Crest were an- 

nounced Monday by Earl Winner, ' 

pre«ii!eiu. of the TVinrd of Educ,itin:i 

De,it F ned to end uvercrowdiup, 1 he 

Hvo-.siur.v addition will consitl oi 

lour rooms. 

4 re Front Steps a Hazard? 

Unsafu front steps and porches carl cause acci- 

dents, may lead to damage suits, too. Hotter 

pjay safe and make needed repairs promptly. 

Finance the cost with a low-cost home improve- 

ment loan. Details on retjucit. No obliyatign, 



See Too Late To Classify 

On Page 6 

I /y^MMmMia^ 

>••••••••»••«•••< ••••••»•* 

VENETIAN 

BLINDS 

He? what's happen'-il tn !', 

\"i>iictiaii JJlirds roltir. 

f'l'tir, s!rik : ng Huhfln or 

••rift—is the hig hrws ill 

( OIA'MBIA BLINDS to.hiy. 

Ht't? he Hniai't t.-nniplijtyly 

duHtproof ln-atl linx. ;;. 

Prwiaitin haitlware. Installed |); 

Ijy oxpei'tH, 

Call us for free estimates. ; :' 

Ocean City Awning Shop, inc. i 

637 ASBURY AVE, Phone: O. C. 0186 

Member r'rder.nl Depii»ii Innuninn 

CorpiJraUoii 

Mrnibrr Kcrienii R«»rvr .System 

9 a. m, to 1 p, m, 

HsiturdajN! 9 a. m, tn 12 Noon 

TITLE IN. ^ ' ' 1 1 \ ' 1 , 

•' 1 M 1 li ' 1 • , 1 \ ' • 1, . . . 

1 1 . * ' . . M V , 1 • • * \ ' ! . ! , , ' ! 

\viLi>woc>n iiriu'i s 

.1313 N'i« Jersey Iff, 

i' 'it '. V 1 1 1 . 1 * \ ,-( , - \ 

U il 1.1 \M li \\ \ I M l\ \ i,t '1 ,il.' • 

1' < I 

in. .•• 

F, P, Ristine & Co, 

New Viiik Sluch 

MEMBERS •! 

.d! Ipiiiii Stock EichanRe ••'• 

Hiisi! New Vork Curb Exchnnire ) 

ray South ISroHd Street, I'hiladeiiihia 

S.130Q, 

Clinton D. Lowden 

Utpren-ntatlvc 

Dr. Harry H, Lake \ 

?w OPTOaETnfHT far 13 fHnl 

m ABBusr m | 

FjtubU.hn) liKH Pk«« MM 

Buy Vonr Chlldrcni wear at i 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Seashore Building and Loan 

Association 

An institution for the mutual benefit and aecurity 

of its stockholders invito you to save with safety 

Applications fur shares In the 70th Series 

(Opening August 1, 1048) should be directed to 

CHARLES R, STILWELL, SMnlMT 

National Bank Building Phone 1100 

MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE 

It Is Not Too Early to Order Your 

THANKSGIVING 

TURKEY 

Delicious Double BroasJed, Fresh Killed Nearby 

Tuikeyg That You'll Remember 

with Satisfaction 

740 Asbury Avenue Phone 2185 

Try a Classified Ad 

h.. 

€• * 

- 1 - ' I I I iî^t^p^^JH^MMMM 

TTiuraday, Norombef 11. 194jj 

Resort Woman in 

Cooking School 

g ol 

MM, Esther M, Carter Ida Oth st ; »i? l1p Previously Iind nnpaured 

owner and manager bl c i ' : ! ft llul > llc City below ih" Nmi 

l 

»i? l1p Previously Iin 

ft llul > llc City below 

Philadeiplilas Afro.Amci'it!n 

Owned end oBi,,i,j u , *"*"* r * 

wperefed by American Storms 

Aemm's Famous 

HARVES 

OF VALUES n ,uBlify 

oppartunily ts poll 

« tln,.f *ran(porf6,;M W m l n and fig6rt 

manegf ebt hi j 

How you Con inter Our Big 

10,000.00 

ESS COFFEE CONTEST 

Hqiwei, Yellow Freeiiotie 

PEACHEi 

Jsree 

Me. a'i 

, ff|,el|9n, 

PRIIIT COCKTAIL -r 

SALAD SECTIONS tetf 

GOLDEN PUMPKIN %/ 

Mad MINCEMEAT-.^ 

CUT GREEN BEANS KSE 

RED RIPE TOMATOES 

TOMATO JUICE.te:- (^ 

BLENDED lUICI JStsra, ^ 

iTRAWBERRY PRESERVES 

OLENWOOD KUM 

ES 

Z ^ 2Sc 

ft 3!c 

Azmm Dependable Quality Meats 

Sherf Ribs of Itef n 6Si; Boef Cuass " Jl " g " "69c 

STEAKS - Perfsrhouse, 

-BBKS er Slflofn 

Ib 

SMOKED K 

Reedy 

totol 

Sheet ihanii, w,-,yi,,ng 4 is i ibi each 

Sliced Ecjcon »«" "67t Tonguei s " '""" "49c 

DHed ieel s ;^' 

WIB 2Se Breoit Veal '"»"•" "37. 

lolsino """""* '•" 14c Veal Chopi '""•'"" IB 6ie 

Corned Beef iM " a "" lit Veal Chops "'* "79c. 

Sqypre Eui 

Shsuliler 

VEAL ROAST 

FRYING CHICKENS 

ib 

Cut Up ,, 

indiyiduslly eerieeiBil pspules* brsndi y.,i,Qlr i&ld iiem i'Si ed tsgd is 

- • • • - ' •"-, pi,,, A kg Hioo 

Big 

Sea 

food 

Values 

MACKM _ 

Deep Sea Scallops 

Ocean Perch Fillets 

19' 

Si£?imp 

Skinless C«d Fillets 

ib lie 

Virginia Lee 

Chocoloto Datorslte 

& Cheiii Vi lb 31c 

1 »,;:79c 

Swisi Cheese 11 """"" ^ iS 38£ 

loof Chesse ""'""• l '"2Si 

Coke Mij.es 1 """" 2'J;»4S€ 

Rolslns""' 6 '""" '•'--»•• 12e 

Uyer Figs '"X!* •""""17c 

ffSCO Ousiili/ nit 

Oleomargarine A Sic 

Selected fresh fruits ^Vegetables 

Juicy Florida 

ORANGES 

Selected White 

10 it. bg9 35c t SQib fang SI.39 

PflTATOES-r IS £49 C 

SUPREME BREAD Enrlthfd 

Ideal Cranberry 

mo Per* a iwiii 

Gpfd'Seat nice 

Manning's Plan 

Ideal DeHcotii ~ 

Pea Ifins 

•ancy Sauerkraut 

»-,. ASBURY AVE,-0CEAN CITY 

RD. ^ WGBEE AVE.-SOMERS POWT 

m 

Says Taxpayers 

Scored Victory 

Bond Iieue Defeat 

Mandate to State 

A r Mtt? prrilrtPliL of tht HJm 

It i t % Taxpayer A.,SQe liintiii dp 

'! irt-tl tl I i rpk tlul thp \ote nf UlL 

pteiili itjruliu, mip himd prupusnls 

Itil illni! ^650011000 n a, Uctory lar 

Ihe lnjiinpi. lmj i),, n, j ^tllP 

frill [II mo], 

D Ihiir \iitp njitiinp tin lao 

inlt- hmri i.Ui uil plrr Linn dn 

I ^|i'iiis(i f Neu Jrr t \ hue \pF\td 

1 I'ti ill il llirii jj kt L, art not 

burnilts ekllirut' j IJI iphaned 

t eitn uhiiii i i me\ i,| t)lr 

[iiiitl r i,, ,., \p,, , hl j|d 

tt\ tlu II \rjfi ell , I „ ,, r % Ert 

iliij hit thts ,,,i iu []riJi[rl 

111 ""I il C ill liliilleiii in(pl ,,N1H 

ii ii II, mill ,1 tli ,llrl, 

MIMlVTf III IIf.l«,l ATI HI 

11 t êiin im Hi, himd KBK 

Sic iu 1 ,i i,i, , , minui,,!, to Ihf 

1 l"l ti 1 mire th it ilii K tlii- tirnt 

i\t -ii Jiiitp jlilllblH ttx tleil 

il Hi lie r jeib=-iiot Lht- time 

OCEAN CITY_JENTINE^LBDCER 

Sight or wrong? 

YOU BE THE JUDGE! 

Civilian Defense 

•" •••* J"" i|iFL L|11~ tllJJtE^ 1 

I [nil lint irrini I u, MtujP|» . IT I 

... -...r, 01 mo, Directors Urged 

I e -.in ,,1 lie irtiiimilir il „ 

""HI li ilfl I i until rt iki n in thr 

cn ' » e erl ,|, li , ,1 ,n,ful 

i" ii lieinlrl i iiiiiidnleh bi wrutit 

'" ' ! '' t iti tiirrpiit pi iiditij^ 

" i-i ' " «tii 1, ,, i ml , n i I i r d 

i i il i it -.I'll iinnnon «,iieii mini. 

niilrl lie mili/irt in en lmmpditlp 

iii'iî ii pie ti nn rrlur ol am 

i ' ilii li m i\ IM l in tun %\el 

"i in IIIUII II iiirt in ihi ri II, r 

\pi\ir 

111 '" 

in iMriii.mn pnor.nAM 

mi,- in \ privrun nf rciici 

I in i i lilutitiii »a» adin. 

Common Sense,' 

Says State Chief 

AiipointniHii ol riiilnn aptci^p 

ciirntur In mh iiiminunln ailh 

out dilji M, urk,d M,,ndav bv 

Lconaid Drrvlui, ul Nmnrk si Hi 

(HrFiUir ur cnihun del. nw 

It i niih rnminnn ên ,r tti br* 

IJrppjrrd Inr un pienlujiiu In 

tnld [lip ajimiji /iiimiit ~i! thr to uenk 

Thp rlwnibrr _ ttnrk in pn . mu i 

lor iPductign ol PpdeM] genprnmtiit ' 

pendini, via- rincvspd It Sii 

pointed out tint Ntii It r'n I i\ i 

puvpr jrp LUrrpritl> p-nlng to tin ' 

Fpdsrjl fcoipninipiil it le L i $•) ol 

imp Tor ner> SI puid m leie il niiri 

"tatp lulp rornbinptl ( 

Kiwanis Schedules ' 

Three Big Events 

Three major events on the year- 

ind calendar of tlit? Orean Citj 

Kiuank Club ha\t been '.rhcduled 

inr mrlj Decembel 

On Derpmber 1 the club nil] be 

linst to number., oi the high school 

foolhnll quad al the annual dinner 

The iiniual club ortjonizrition con 

iiret cr inr 1349 % ill take place De- 

ct mbcr 7 Another special iictntt> 

siiitduled for Dtcertibi-r H Is thp 

iiniual kutint part) to rube funds 

jnd ifori fnr hetdj familits 

Obituary 

CIAHEVCEB MIIILDEN 

V\II nuOOD C ITV EMPIOYF 

Chrpnie D Wlulden uperin 

It ndi nt ol miintPiiancp for thp citv oi 

^lldftund dipri Mnnd i\ after a 

lit in itnck He uas CJ 

A fumipr paintnib contractor 

Wliiden Ind re idPd in Wildmiod 

^lorl than ja vtur and oi L imp a 

till eniplon in Mav nhcn Die nen 

Jilininiatraimn took otticp He K 

uriiud In hi nlfp Riciiil tuo 

un md thru diiil,litrrs 

BREYE 

GALL© 

' lull quorl. ol B,,,,,, FaolOUI lull It. CHO01 Ol O m y ng 

e Tsui (r .ndly Inw Basin hoi ,«,, chain at I populol 

or, ,,,,-lud.ng VANILLA FUDGE lu Cr.oin-lli.Ho..mb«5o«iol. 

THPIIIJ slati', pi ij bonus legif- 

IHlun for Wurld Wir r ntprans 

• nd Im oi tiiosi till ire'Illl paj 

fn^, thp Nt u Ji rspi Tuxptiirs As 

uiiaiion puint uilt 

GARRISON 

JEWELERS 

I OiPi 

Inn 

ean ritj'n Frienitlt 

JEHFLBY 

UII'AIU 

>21H 

HATCH 

Eflon- to rmctiintp riiilnn dp , 

Im p utrr btpun li t puns, but | 

niiliniK. ai the loi il In,] |,j h, ,„ 

ri »n inn ih-it time 

O mi Liu still ,,,Jln n rprurd- 

mil ppr uiinel li L liom V, nld Wir 

II n, f, ,^ i ilihmi.li much of 

Iiii niJcirni jlitm i nun ,,llt oi rtl[p 

CLASSIHED 

ADS 

BRINfi 

RESULTS 

Welfare Costs 

•n Unprecedented 

D-=cl'"ne for Fall 

AIiliinii,li puljii i i t imp [•„ ( 

i tut H In in Uieir lAInlir i ipni 

i Sipn mhir Ilii M ir rn-uip lur 

lit uieiiilh himid in IliipriiidinUd 

ile i hut uhlili eiiitliuiiil lor tlir 

IMh in i i tun P n,muh ti,t dottn 

i ml ii nil be ,,1111 in April nl thi 

n 

I h purl In riurlr W Fidmni Ji 

I eiinlin nine, nl thp «ii itp Dtpjrt- 

un nt i riiiimniii Dtiilupmpnt 

ilii it piiblit i i,nnrp luiid irp 

iciiiiiiii Li it ri indie itc dim l p, nl 

! iijipioximnit'ly i ppr cent m the 

iiiimht'i- or cuhf'h- 1,8 pfi- ce'iit In thp 

•iiiinbcr of iiprsnns nldrt find 0,3 per 

i-e-iii in feiniiiiitiiipiHs. Ihp iivprniip 

iM.ip rust in Spptpiiibpr was iS.2D, 

an mfmi-M' ol 34 rents over AuBust 

il Ihii yi'iir hut ,|jii (1.20 less than 

I tlii 1 Inch nf iJJ.4[) reactied in lyijirch, i +. »_,_„__„_„_„_._•, 

"Sin: 1 !- ii is iiatiinil in pxprcl in- 

cifiiffH in publir nssisiancp iiPeds 

ihioiiiili ihp winter momhis, we 

' slioulcl l)p prpparcd for a sharp re- 

versul in thp dewiiwurd trend In 

Otliibi'i'," Coiiiniissioiier Grdnmii 

•aid. Hi;. iitltil-ilMltPd that tile niim- 

iiir tn cases lor the pint month 

iiiinlii lisp by several Iiundred, 

I- 

LaMonaca Directs 

A. C, Band Concert 

Jo pph LtiMonan diriror nf 

Oiejn Citj Muli Pin urihptri 

r ur thp pu i thin uinmri ua 

(i?:,jfi-ns — 

rs, CasperinD 1018 AsliuryAv 

Thp aitratr Europran firm 1 Its, 

tli in J5 iPre, »ais tin Wuild Book 

tnclrluptdn Thp iipripp Inm in 

thL United Stitp hi ln 1I( , u| 

174 acrrs 1 

11 iiiiST CLINIC NKXT WEEK | 

! Dr. Max Gross, state Clinician. 

Hill tuild n clinic lor rhest t?»amina. 

1 Uon. in ihp old court house building, 

• si't'iiiul floor, at .Coiirl Hqusp. on, 

riiiirsilay nest week. 0 to 11 a. ni. 

Due to Unforseen 

Circumstances 

TURKEY 

SHOOT 

Will Not Be Held 

MARMORA FIRE CO. 

I)H limit K J GFRKEN 

DENTIST 

Arinoiincf« the opening 1 of 

hi.s ofi'ite on Second Flooi 

jf The Bourse Hltif,', 

8th Street and Asbury, 

' Sth street entrance 

, Telephone 2811 

We tfit every watch on 

the 

A scientific instrument 

Jut detects any irri_gu- 

laritiei m any witch* a 

certificate of accuracy to 

assure your satisfaction 

Comt in and we will 

KSC your present watch 

FR£I! 

IMVS BEFOKK 

CilKISTMAH 

Use Our 

Lay-Away I'lnn 

and 

ALL WOOL 

Sweaters- 

.05 


• BoUd coins and fancy 

deigns. 

• Pull-Overs nnd Coat 

• With OMves or 

SJfweleM, 

Til MIDRT KttMU 

Heywood - Wakefield 

Old Colony—Modern 

Lhing Room Dining Room 

Bedroam 

- for - 

Home - Cottage - Apartment 

AV. PHONE 00661 

•at 

IN OCEAN CITY IT'S 

KUPPINGER'S 

YJTg JUST 13 DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS 

SURE you can have your furniture reiipholitered 

in time for the holidays m But don't wait too long. 

UETTER CALL US NOW and ask to have our repre. 

Hentntivi call to show you our complete selection of 

thf latest fabrii'B, JUST CALL 

0981 or 0043 

Permit UH to show you our work and estimate the cost 

of having your furniture rebuilt and reupholstered. 

ON s>ni.i.so — 

WE CAN FIX IT! 

Di-apeiies 

Bed Spreads 

Slip Covers 

Ocean Spray 

Aluminum 

Venetian 

Blinds 

WE ARE OPEN ALL YEAR 

It's Good Business to Do Business with 

KUPPINGER'S 

With over (64) years of PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE 

^ : 

'1.25 ;. 325& 

HIKii I.Ail TVi'l: 

T\ I'll 

Farmdale POULTRY FEEDS 

Farmdale Scratch Grains 2S" M .11 i 100 * *4,4» 

FsrmdaleloyingMash 2S"» M.I7 i 100 ' »4,SS 

Farmdale growingMaih 25J,',*1.20 % 10O-.M.65 

Farmdale Starting & Growing Maih2S^M.23 , 100^*4.69 

Farmdale Chick Groin. 25 ^M .33 t 100^*S,30 

fll-fl A8BOB1 AVENIJE, OCEAN CRT 

BHOHE ED. ud HIOBEE. SOMEB3 POINT 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

Atlantic Aye. Between First and North Streets 

OUR OWN MAKE CHOCOLATE 

Christmas Candy 

5 1b. Box • Special $3.85 

An Eisy Way la Make Your ChiMmu Pnrrf 

— Vse Our Liiv-AKtiy I'lan — 

JOIN OUR CHBTiTMAS CAND¥ CLUB 

Slop iii for Full Particulars 

SOMMER CREST GIFT CENTER 

7,!7 ASBURY AVENUE OPEN EVENINGS 

m 

LîiiFiili'iiiiiiiii¥*iH IIS iiAtii I IIA 

n 

The Office of 

Dr. Roger G. LaRosa 

615 Eighth Street 

Will Be Cbsed From 

November 3rd to ISth 

(Vacation Schedule) 

,IM,,M • liiif>.iili«!i!liiliilli!'t!tMill!if!i!lMliiltltillMliilii!!Mli!iM||U!i|: 

Rome Maria 

Spaghetti Sauce gQe Pt 

nilli Pork 

"Fvll lino Iliilliin Orncrrir." 

TOANK LONGO 

fh. 13SB 1039 Simpson Avt. 

We luQi Vfllsw Tniijlng gladi|is 

4 ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Printing 

Office 

Supplies 

Guild Products 

Stationery 

Lewis L, Barrett 

807 Asbury Ave. 

nut n luk •uiiaiit 

Examined 

F'tted 

Phoni 

1644 

Dr. Roger G, LaRosa 

Optometrist 

615 Eighth Street" 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

-Ultiie Bmn- 

D»ily 5;30 lo SiM 

Nq Huurl on Wed, and Sun. 

MOB. jnd Fri, E.e, b, Apn't. 

Atlantic City 

Electric Company 

Common Stock 

Prospectus Upon Request 

Arthur L, Batten 

846 Brighton PI. 

OCEAN CITV, N, J, 

Representative 

Hess & Co., Inc. 

Call O, C. 18S8.M 

Evening and Week Enda 

I 

"Nobody Loves Me!" 

All this home needs Is :i few repairs.( Fix tip JOBS 

home fnr winter comfort and protection with these-; 

timely materials: 

BALSAM WOOL INSULATION 

ROCK WOOL BATS STORM SASH- 

INSULATION TILE and FLANK ' 

Call 36034 or 3-4415 for prompt attention and 

^•1

" t' 

^ t ^ ^ 

fo A»bOTT * COSTELLO . W#rfrt«dor. 9 P.M. . WPIL 

The New World Book Encyclopedia j 

" ^^^P^^' Ê^^^^^^Ê^FlJ. : .^^^^ ^^Î^l^*£ I/, 

MM, Kiwi Biuôin. netfly-flected 

flet ilXuiir: pmldent « Oi 

b»rtahd dUMdt of the Rebeknh 

«, will M instilled with her 

Monday night at s meeting in 

Sentinel-Ledger building.. 

At.n meeting of the local lodge last gWor Its pmt commanders. 

nrife for Mney Arm, Mrs. 

Abblt HenSefion, and for tht 

youngest guest, to Mrs. FalmisanQ. 

Mrs, Qrsee Cowan Won the floor 

prile, Mr* Henderson the guest 

pickage, mid Mrs. liaiel iSegte, the 

attendance priM. 

Hobart \Voolstan and Harry Roy. 

representing "» »Bfii«l•" 

Cube Stewing Beef - - %! 

Fresh Ground Meat »^ 

Square Cut Shoulders Lamb » 4 

Shoulders of Pork - - - »l 

Fresh Hams . . . » | 

Scrapple - , - - 2ftI 

DUB am FCRE COCNTKY 3;^ 

Pork Sausage - - * %|" 

OUR OWN IIOME-AIAOE • - : ."' • : v.;' : . ; : "' f# 

j BEEP BOLOGNA 

I MINCEb BOLOCNA 

BAKED tOAVES 

Diniier Party 

39w f evening » 

nn excellent 

iy§ offerlni operatie alii, 

as tejtto,muuniu 

PAUL'S 

QuaJity Food Market 

1128 ASBURY AVE. 

sssv'wsast 

wBm 

ISlteue D, Belcner' Tp COLLECT BOOKS 

The local Chapter Is starting t 

JWPSIP to cooperato with the Ate 

FDDD 

STDRES 

LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 

SPECIAJUS FRIDAY Md SAfURDAY 

Cra* Crackers . 1 lb. box, 

Montco Pineapple Juice . No. 2 

Mother's Quick Oats - 20 oz.... 

Scot Towels . .. 

Sugar , 

Select Egga 

Tender Juicy Steak 

Ib.98 

Change now 

from wasteful old burners 

h u fuel-saving \ 

iUJRNACE 

i*y -*m"dk" 

-Jta H 

SAVINGS UP W 50% ON ML 

...MPORT MANY U$m 

Ort mow heat from your oil supply thii winter 

; 

, , w i t h « i 

lriQiIF 

nkr». ByouLhavi in oj^-faihiontd oil burner 

rt»«ati tt • fcqllw deiigned for other fuel 

It^flyvtl wtitjiiiioi!. If so, get rid of it right 

fiiiil^ tft p bttom for afflcitnt 

CHANGE-OVER IN A «W HOW$ 

jilit * fW fctan u-aU we needM untall th« 

coinpleto 6* boiler-buniir. Aik ui «bout oU 

Ittpict atoniWtion, the ««lusive Q*I heat 

t«p, thajnvrtttd ilarne and ottsr 0* aosm 

'erny fMWrei. Tpraw, Phonft or lend couBoa 

OSS 

School Display Highlight World ExhibiU 

SUrtsDriVoto 

Collet Book. 

iUo^-orKWffiU-ry ^£oN n*Oi WAN, IwAtf^Jaf^ .Twhte^ 

ftaSS^P-^KSS.'* 1111 *Sî , T ^ '• Tl *• to i ** ln » w * lo«n •**»•in» MnlrAa Villa 

'The itate librarian has a fund for "neighbor's child" as weu as their ihlp »ih Sehool itudents enter.] ri._ «. «»., • ^,_ . ,, I *"*|»^HH * 

Meeting of Oape May Patriots chap- 

I Ler. Daughters of the American 

(evolution, at Court Rouse Baturaay, 

will be Mrs, Edward P. Baiicfalph, 

of PennlnKton. farmer state 

rtgent and present editor ol the 

|t U 

Is Party Guest 

i^^XSÎ^H 

to Pelto's Niece 

If John Pclto, resort contractor 

iji,- Wiietin of thj-fflw Jers^ » *«°** ^ ^^^STIBX ffl W 

wiety. Mrs, Jean Campbell, owner of the named Anna Marie, I 

Mrs, Randolph, whose hobby is the Ohatterbox, was recently honored Mrs. Anello, formerly Mlsg Giov-| 

win niMM. at *h. **•"* ?? other work and eame back nve new, winners In the Statatonl 

.1 9-wi S espeelally for the occasion. Merthandtte Olub sponsored by the 

loon, will serve tea, Muhlenbe-i College, Allentpwn, Pa,i ^f^vtxia. 

Members are requested to bring Miss Betty Campbell, attending Cor. „__,„ - __ 

'« the meeting gifts in Christmas iielT Dnlverslty, Ithaea, N, Y.: Don POCAHONTAI TO HAVE 

vrapplnis to be sent to the children lre j»l(irk. attending B^ngfWd College, PUBLIC CARD PABIT 

it CroMnore School. 

' ' ' 

Dr and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Herman O. Seivain, Seivain pa' 

»>»*« ji td 

t Stgndia 5 *Te t mrS C ^l d g, UI CARD PABIT 

fJi 

v^ 

»>»*«„ are enjoying im extended Mrs. ind Mrs. Hirry Renta, Br, of 

d A P UDlte ewd par^ wlU foUow 

Plmn Ymr Sweets j 

THANHSaiVlNG | 

it roUNTAW SERVICE 

i, LVNCHEONETTE 

y 

inn in ISIM 

i^^^B 

EHIH 

J M 1 

Perhaps you wouldn't I 

Make a list of aU the persons W 

Whom you wish to give gifts. Oppoiite 

eaeW naae write two or thrJe 

suggestions. Next, group all the 

gifts you wish to make and-those 

you wish to buy. Oae» 'thf grouna.' 

work is laid, you'll be surprised tow 

UM Bomethlntf 

Life at Its Best 

Under 

dotter. «Lw,iiadjiphta. 

SON BORN TO STALEVS 

A son was bom Saturdnv to Mr, 

NtfW" M • tfct UmB ' tp • Oiflef 

Awnings for Spiling 

' DeUyery., 

" I ,.. Is a ««_. veteran student -«_... at Temple «ta_ri. Unl- ,,.,^ Special Wtattr Wseoimt to 

x.ma.Hion.pmiBlMtte; P°rt«H w ' II Placed Now, • 

ewayne, Nwm» i«nfc Tom nmi HoSmaBp BU nh ^ „ „. I ail Far Free' Esltetttt' 

ifflMMialgSi 

Island Heights, N. J, 

8S3S *"»* »" 

Helfai Dad! flauve You Heard About the 

Enlargement of ^ 

"Everything for, the Man and Boy 

front Head to. Foot" 

Dress nnd Sport Sliirte 

Corduroy Sport Shirts and Jackets 

Men'i and Bvtf Jac-Shirts 

Bachelors'Friend Hose 

Stveet-Orr *u|ld Lee Work Oothps 

Corduroy «^d Moleskin Work Pants 

Hunting t»anU «nj Co«U 

Air-O-Mlgic Drew Shoe. 

y»'Shoes 

Baby Shoes 

60o danifleds pay off suitUr. 

Men's and Boys' 

Wear--Shoes 

Basketball Shoe. 

Bowling Shoes by Bpwkze 

ChUdrHi's - Women's Boote 

Phone 5-0231 

7 N. Boston Avenue 


" 

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Jfl- . 

i^jpjsyj ^ 

A&PSAUERK 

»-v 

AT^ ; : . 

p^^;- ;:,;•. 

• ^ . 

f/ 

RICE PUD 

CLUB CRACKERS n£U 

FRUIT 

CHED-O-BIT 

BORDEN-SPIPPIN- 

UP TO 4 POUNDS* 

FRESH SCRAPPLE 

U, Si N». i MAINE fOTATOK 

i w 

Mfi 

r -

Mted In an attic 

i V -tl.270 In savings 

r jewing machines, re- 

itrated what "plowing 

"Weans—by bulging lt- 

^_jn-*»lar factory 1 

iQutnlan Donnelly opened 

in Kansas City after a 

'- had sold some of her 

* 

I DREAM 

f school days, Mrs Donnelly 

T6ttned of making low-priced 

^ liresies to enable housewives 

'" .''without looking such a 

i ahop prospered Determined 

to give women pretty housediesstt, 

Mrs. Donnelly designed her own 

prints for manufacturers. 8he 

trained seamstresses to turn Uie, 

prtnta Into neat form-fitting styles. 

SLUMPS WEATHERED 

Finally the shop began grossing 

$1,000,000 a year. When a slump hit 

the area,. Mrs! Donnelly met it by 

cutting prices and Increasing volume 

to reduce costs per garment. 

When sales hit $12 million a year, 

Mrs. Donnelly decided it was time to 

build her own plant. It was laid out 

on plans designed to eliminate waste 

motion on the part of the workers. 

bles at Rutgers 

New Jersey Day 

r Clyde W. Struble, with Mrs. 

. and their son, Billy, at- 

the annual New Jersey Day 

tgera University. New. Bruns- 

, on Saturday 

Ut 1300 Invited guests from all 

; of the state were entertained 

aluijcbeon and the football game 

1 Rutgers defeated Lafayette, 

) resort's mayor was invited by 

! Of having been a delegate to I 

• constitutional convention in 1947.1 

County Seat May 

Enlarge School 

The Middle Township Board of 

Education announced this week that 

It has engaged the architectural Arm 

of Hlttle and Albert, of Camden, to 

rtraw preliminary plans for an addi- 

tion to the present high school 

building at Court House. 

Need for more classroom space ha.' 

been recognised lor some time. F. 

Douglass Beldel, supervising prin- 

cipal, siild that the proposed addi- 

tion, if built, would go a long way 

toward alleviating crowded condi- 

tions in township schools. 

tfiicle Sam Says 

FAMILY APARTMENT - $7,500 

Each apartment, 4 io^ms and bath. Fully Insulated. Hot 

water heat. Partly furnished. Centrally lac: tod. 

;4 FAMILY APT. HOUSE - $16,000 

3*Xi. Bt. section, on S>?ach, Furnished. 

BUNGALOW $15,000 

* .3 boa cams and b,;Ch. Beautifully and completely furnished. 

Hetw IT gis ^1t 1 cir t use =• >inn ' -i veil ML nj r- ne 

Gardens section. 

COTTAGE $19,000 

Gardens section. 3 bedroctns, tile bath, maids ronrn. lavatory. 

Cp;n' fir.'lJlire, H_iid •-jjd flcors. 2-enr gnniKC. Hot water gae 

heat. UnUEually well furnltfud. Attractive ycai- nr;iuncl lnvne, 

\A FAMILY APT. HOUSE - $19,000 

Centrally located. C'.cse to fcs^cli. Except onully wt.ll furnidied 

.and equipped. Grozs inccmc *3.00O. 

WALTER A. DITTRICH 

1 N. E- Corner 8th Street and Wesley Avenue 

Tlirre'n null, my like u bm_L log of 

tl S Satiny* Honda lo enable unr tu 

land up and limit the world irt lite 

•ye And yau*ll be rluU lung a liAml 

ul uf iheih before vou knon it if tou 

nr-oll now for the i-rguldr pun 

f It S Saving BUHIIEI Milli I 

bond* TOU II lo*e ihe uiiroi 

erhnic tlml vou re not grliii 

Vt lmi*B good for >*>u it goud fur your 

touniry. so •tart ucciimulating ilu>«e 

jH\in|[s Bontln now In trn y*^m yuu 

fel back $1 fur c*cry 33 you intent 

ICHUT Sign up for llie Payroll Sir-. 

lags Plan vrhere vou work, or, if telf 

pluycdf fur (lie Bond a Montli 

flan at TOUT bank 

TOO LATE ^£_ 

niTiT Apnrni^nt. mitl«iaily furn 

l. Intluillnif linon*, r#n*}y for op- 

oii. Corner propiriy, fl7,ftftfl. On- 

IS Wiltton pi. H-ll 

111 \J—Noipfiihcr 

ttalttlllfllll} fUfllil 

v ilon hi i» liiHtc 1 

r hn t*r rrihid ifi 

Ml nr 1*1 M^fnon 

l&ll. to 

î,,! a t|i 

J,iH rtlltO 

p 11(1 lift 

Ilfl9 { 

Mtt> I'th 

>1r< mi Mm 

m a l i c v t m 

V*r month 

citlrAl tt\ 

U ll 

> \ 

4-li«iliooni. 2 Ijutli, hot vnter htmt- 

homo. Thomy mlnul#r< ilrlvn f urn 

eiin rily. A t^nuln* buy at f 17.COO, 

vfr IM« ltt*r*on. H09 f.Vntrftl AV 

U-ll 

FALlt -(iimritntepil UHWI purr*. 194' 

I'lt.-ttiift. 4- ll L I I I II 111! 

i l l i i i i r > i i n * ( 

ll In II tl I One »l 1 

lfrl Iruni* tl t- "li O I irlfl 33« 

»ltl «1 I » i» f r 1 I f * 

I t*n«l floor 

H 4>II (ililtrlTiifilU 

KP. lot Adhliin. v«r> 

In ]i«>rrrh« kin We* 

11 II 

finery Ml'tr-f with 

mt-tit vuhm 

;il>rt Mill p 

14 09 Out m 

TWO TjiDilly 

II 

I 111 

fc- lit , 

1U-28 

11-11 

4 I urnor a 

I I II Ii t A I 

i l l l l r 1 «| IM-I 

|r I I |1 II. I 

U I I 41 HI till 

M l W H I M • I • I 

fill I II I 

ll I I | I 111 

Ul 111 I II 

li.-n.-h 

1-rl. 

11-11 

:KST "Ini^r .inU. I'-t-iuiiiîiny Turn 

IHl,r.t plnjrl* hnim*. nrnr lnt».lnr«« n*. 

I 1 t,...!i,>4ii»r.. l.uth Hornnil Tlonr, All 

utonintl,' h.,t mj.i^r hfjit, *. ...iiiit ri o 

î rln-r 1 on. prefer inUtlt 1 fnnilly 

IT ytii witni ôinrtlilni: rput nil i* 

iiiui-h tifi rn diiti* Tin til* winter, 

it Tlilt. lovely lioini>. Mr. Mlllri Rîil 

UHtatc nni.-p. II: ?I'J Aft.ury «v. n 

II .if tin. Inroriiiiitl'ttl. 10-28 

^4,500 000 fcSTWMTEI) CO&T 

OF BLA(H EROSION CURB 

A preliminary suney has fixed 

the cost of curblnff beach erosion In 

Cape May Atlantic and Monmouth 

Counties tit $4 500 000 according to 

Sinntor Oeorge A Redding member 

ol thc state legislature committee on 

the subje< 

Committee findings vWtll be sub- 

mitted to tlfe, {949 lqtUlaUtfe with u 

request (oK tjllrid^ Public* rfearlnjg's 

lindef CoawnHlfMtnM 

be like IMn' in bnrUp Mndcrwcar 

... uncomfortMM..,. dbta 

diAri«r 

10% REDUCTION ON ALL 

NEW RE-ROOFING WORK 

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HOMES - APARTMENTS - COMMERCIAL 

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\The Week in Somers Point 

President 

Masonic Club 

Report Heard on 

Boston Meeting 

I SOME31S POINT-Jeaw H Hand 

L -i elected president ol the BomiS 

-* "aynk Club at Macs Res- 

Monday night 

elected were Vice 

^-- L Conover stcrttary 

Turner treasurer Harry 

members of the board o 

ra lor three years, Wilbur 

and Bnd Wlllfcm Cunnln" 

rLepn Levkowlcz gaie an Intercst- 

ng 'report on the meeting or the 

•'atioijiil League pt Masonic Clubs 

—nUy sUged lfi Boston He is 

,._.» vice president of the League 

Benjamin Weinroth reported that 

he charter from the national lcaeue 

i ready to be presented The date 

i set for December •" - • • • 

rfflôT«ôi 

ub offlefcw «lso will take place at 

iat time, 

Mr Hand appointed a committee 

in entertainment comprising Ron- 

ild Btnner.chalrman Lou6 Tal - 

i. John Koch, William CunnuTg- 

i tad David Rosenfeld A miS- 

t of the combined committees will 

-- place Monday night at the 

i City home of Irving Mounts, 

awanis Schedules 

Big Events 

SOMEBS POINT - Russell Hay 

"••» appointed general chairman for 

annual lnstnllutlon of officers 

the Somers Point Klwunli Club 

A a. meeetlng_ Tuesday night The 

(fair will be January 15 at the Golf 

. lub. 

Others oppolntcd to make ar- 

ents were Entertainment 

. Hampton Chiulct Adell2/1 

Blake and Stanley Halnes 

orations Ted Mcsktrs and 

arlcs Mink reception FridHiff 

nan and Ralph Jones tickets 

Charles T h °mas Pnd Wilbur Mut/er 

lUblidty, Fttrrest Conover: prooram 

tolph Mlddleton. 

OUest speaker at the meeting was 

jeorgc Francta insurance broker ol 

Jnwood who discussed his hobby 

>f photography and told of some of 

Baptist Youth Have 


in Church Basen/ient 

liad Its annual Hal- 

in the church base 

night under the dlrec 

nf« y ght under t 

1 , 01 Mrs Oeorge Parrell 

£,?!***»"*" G R 

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Asslst- 

Mn £,?!***»"*" George RoBlanoi 

»Jd Chirk 

nnd Mrs Blch 

»Jd Chirk 

0n P 

costume the 

and Sandra 

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l 

Hem 

SS cou P le ^t- 01 

Itvlth a truck driven by William 

iDavldson, of Plca-santvlllc, in which 

•the truck Jumped tti» 

•Fmashf A Into a house at Glbbs and 

•Bay svs . 

Mrs. Sallie Foreman 

Dies at Age of 81 

SOMERS POINT—Funeral serv- 

i- wire condui.ti.ii Tuesday for 

Mrs. Bailie Foreman 81 who died 

suddenly at the homi of her daugh 

er, Mrs. Hilda Hhockey, In Laurel 

Springg. 

She L, -.urviitd by tv.0 other 

inughters Mrs Mark Obwt of 

niladelphla and Mrs lrem DcBarr 

Atlartli. City and five sons Charle 

and Henry Atlantic City Albert 

Someri Point Robert Camden and 

William I'hiUdelpLla. Also suriiv 

ing arc 22 grandchildren and nine 

great-grandchildren. 

Civic Club To 

Install Officers 

Ceremony at Annual 

Christmas Dinner 

SOMERS POINT—Nomination of 

oaicers featured the monthly meet- 

U >K °J the Womens Chic Club at 

city hall Thursday night 

Those nominated were President 

5 . Catherine Boyd \1cc presi- 

dents Mrs Elizabeth Voorlncs and 

Mris Eva Kcpluirt secretaries Mrs 

oella Champion und Mr Marlon 

Herbert Ucisum Mr Ruth Som 

crs sergeunt at nrms Mrt Louise 

Habeood truskt. foi three \euis 

Mrs Iola Jewell 

The nominating committee com- 

prised Mrs Florence Hardlc Mrs 

trnestlne Loth and Mrs Lena Hull 

The election will take plate at the 

next meeting December 2 Aftet 

wa d Uie club will adjourn to Mrs 

Boj d *• home for a birthday party 

exi-hange of gifts and refreshments 

Plans were made for the annual 

dinner and Christmas party to take 

plaec Duember 16 at Art- on the 

triillie clri It at h ji in i istallatliin 

of thc ntw ofliters will follow the 

dinner Mrs Idi Brudlcy puit 

pre ident will be thc Installing offl 

Tue-nty members nttended the 

November meetbig Mrs Prances 

Dagi r was welcomed is a new mem 

>er Chce^ eards were ordered sent 

RntclifT and Mrs 

Huckleberries Grew From this 

Sassafras Ttee at Rio Grande 

Library AnnWinees 

One of the most famous trees _ 

Cape May County If not the moot 

famous, ls the old sassafras grow- 

ing near tho village of Rio Grande 

It stands near the roadside on thi 

property of Lewellyn Hlldrcth, oi 

the «ast side of the Shore fd., two- 

tenths of a mile north of the road to 

Wildwood. 

•nils native tree, reported to bi 

Mrs. Carrie 

Marie Orels. 

Fire Co. Auxiliary 

to Have Birthday 

Party, November 22 

SOMERS POINT — A birthday 

party for members ultli anniier 

sarics between June and December 

was planni d for Monday Noi embei 

22, by the Ladles' Auxiliary of Fire 

Company No. 1. meeting Monday 

night at the fire hull. 

Thi oaru with ixchangc of gifts. 

ill follow ji brief business meeting. 

Mrs, Dorothy Conover was np- 

oointed chairman of a public card 

party November 20 to benefit the 

\uxillnry Plnns n*so wtre made for 

;he nnnual Christmas dinner to take 

"vlacc December (i at ArtV 

Following the meeting, refresh- 

ments were served by Mrs. Anna 

Williird and Mrs. Emmu McCue. 

over 260 years old. Is the largest Uv 

Ing sassafras known, several larger 

trees of this species that formerly 

lived In Pennsylvania having died. 

Although no evidence has been 

found to support the claim, this trei 

is said to have been shown as 

landmark on thc first geodetic sur 

vey of the county. 

ONCE SPREAD 85 FEET 

At one tlirte. the tree had 

branch spread of almost 85 feel bui 

many of Its branches have died ant 

broken off. Now, its spread is hardl 

half that much. It has decrease! 

in height proportionately. 

Unlike most sassafras trees thai 

have a number of mitten-shapei 

and, threelobed leaves as well IL 

leaves without lobes growing on the 

same tree and even on the saim 

branches and twigs, the leaves o 

this tree are, almost without exeep 

tion, thc form wlthnut lobes, 

the summertime, these leaves 

In 

Armistice Day 

Marked by Parade 

SOWERS POINT — 1 he Bomf r- 

Point Social Cl ib sponsored an 

irmiitlrc Day parade tidat with 

itner nrj,nnizutluns nniud to par 

ielnatt 

The piratic formed at Ntv. York 

school 

Tin tpei ker v. 11 be Mliv, Bergci 

Lhuol dmti t A him a| o will b 

'ho 11 

Member or the Hell Assutlntlo 

uho attended an Atlantic Count 1 

Coninl illiplltlg In Nnrthfleld wiri 

Mr-> Jiime-> Newtomb pre idi n 

fir bliLnnan WinAov. Mr- Wllmi 

Conoier and Mrs Jinncs Walters 

Mrs. Conover Given 

Surprise on Birthday 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs. Lesl 

Conover, of 3rd St.. was given 

birthday surprise party Wednesda 

night last week at the home of Mr; 

Jiinmai] Wlnslow, Connecticut in 

Hhc received mnny gifts. Refresh 

ments were se'rved. 

Attending were Mrs. Conover, Mr 

Gertrude Walters, Mrs. Bessie Ros 

piibcrry, Mrs. En.nia Sooy. Mr 

Gladys Scott. Mrs. Eliza, Eckherdl 

Mrs. Elsie Wcscoat, Mrs. Ruth Lope 

Mrs. Bemlce Grels. Mrs. Julia Fore 

nan nnd Mrs. Winslow 

^VOMEN I S SOCIETY MEETS 

SOMERS POINT — An cxccutlvi 

aeeting of thc Women's Society o 

;hrisUiin Service ol Bethnny Meth 

fdlsl Church was conducted Tuc 

day night at the home of Mrs 

eorge Morris in Ocean City. 

Mis Ftanch Ppiks has receive 

ord from her son feeaman (2i 

joiry Parks that he 1 now in 

nghitid with the Naiy 

Point Churches 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Ilev. Jesse Richards 

10 a, m.—Sunday School, 

11 a, m—Morning Service, 

The longest Way Around". 

6 30pm —Youth Fellowship, 

7 30 p m—Service lople, "Why 

1 Go to Church' 

Topic, 

PARADE 

m SOMERS POINT—Plans for par- 

•tlclpatlon In the Armistice Day pa- 

nide were made by Glil Scout Troop 

No. 16, Tuesday night at a meeting 

with their leaders,, Mfcs. Florence 

[Hubert and Mrs. Emma Mutztr. 

The girts also decided to attend a 

. In Northfield 

November «. 

this Saturday. 

: AUXILIARY PLANS TRIP 

SOMERS POINT-3A meeting of 

"le Auxiliary of Fire Company No 

has been •scheduled for Wednesday 

night at the home of Mrs Esther 

'Tagenoucher, Grot eland tv Plans 

111 be made for a trip to Farmlne- 

ate, N. J Mrs Lena Epple will 

motion pictures. 

e $ y 

7 30 p m —Prayer Meeting, 

The pastor baptl/ed thr*e mflnts 

this neck Friday e\cning, MichBll 

Charles Merchant. Sunday morning, 

Virginia Ruth Miller and Donald 

John Roberts. 

* * 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Rev. Robert Z. Wnchler B.D. 

9 45 a m —Church School, Mrs, 

Benlaniin Sickman. suporlntendent, 

11 "'" '— e"-in 

H A. W. J. Williams & Bon 

rtu TU 

Does paper work in no time o» Estimates. Ideal for Adding Mkchinef) for j 

Grocery, Drug Stores, Markets, Filling Stations, Home, Insurance Men, in fecit,; 

any kind of business.. Our salesman is in your neighborhood daily. 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

ALTERATION8 

J7O7 Bay Avenue 

, Ocfcan City, N. J- 

l, AUtttd*le IW.. M*« 

11 a m—lhc bcrvlce Spfclal 

music by the thoir. "I Am Alpha 

and Omega 1 , by Stalner Serman 

toDlc. 'Comfort One Another , 

6-30 p m -The Catechetical Olaii. 

7 30 p m-Senior Luther League. 

SOMERS POINT BAPTIST 

Rev. Richard < lark 

,10 a hi—Sunday School. 

lla m—Service "Sweet Smilllng 

m—Young People'i meet 

'"f 45 p ro -Service "Why There 

Arc Many Languages". 

ST. JOSEPH'S B, C. 

Rev Paul Barry, Pastor , 

Masses on Sunday at 8, 0 10 and 

11 a m. 

Weekday Mass, B a m 

Novena Dcvotlon.s on Thurldays at 

7 Weekly 1 game party on Thyrsflaf. 

8 30 p. m. ^^^_^_____ 

GENERAL 

Typewriter Exchange 

1417 Atlantic Ave. 

Atlantic City, N. J. 

40868 

HAIL TODAY - - NO OBUGATION 

( ) Am InUmtcd In Parshaw 

( ) Am InKrated In 

(tame 

Addna 10 pai tly cloudy und five clear 

days duriiiK October. 

Miss Mamie Mackle. 816 Wesley 

iv entered Shore Memorial Hos- 

iltal on Sunduy for observation 

Miss Mackle is a kitchen employe 

summer 

cstaurant. 

of the Florida Inn 

Mr. and Mrs. William Pidnder 

;ind Mr. and Mrs. Rolnnd Steclman 

Fpent two nays recently in Wash- 

ington, D. c. and Pimllco. Md. 

Kangnroo meat Is considered 

lelicacy by Australian natives. 

Uncle Sam Says 

"Murder Is Served", by Francis 

Lockrldge 

"No Highway", by Nevil Shut*. 

"Opera Ballerina", by Made 

Jeanne. 

"Over the Edge", by Laurence 

Treat 

"Parcel of Rogue*", by Jane Lane 

"Precipice", by Hugh MacLennau. 

"Red Chair WalU", by Alice Bus-: 

in& 

•Remembrance Rock", by Ctrl 

Sandburg. 

"River to the West"..by Joton Jen- 

nings, 

"Rogue River Feud", by Zans 

drey. 

"Run to Death", by Patrick Qnen- 

tln. "Running of thc Tide", by Esther 

b 

The Federal government hai flaw 

an Mtnwt of |5 mmion * nri!^ 

lj t k h to tf 

up. the New Jersey TujMjof 

sodaOon pointi out. 

CALL A C 

'LTC made for a social night 

for members November 22 in the 

New York av. fire house. George 

Hyatt will show motion pictures of 

football games. 

ltal, Oamden. 

ormer Edna Bckhardt, 

Mrs. and Mrs, Henry 1 

other Is te 

daughter of 

khardt. 

Oeorge Godfrey, son of Mr, and 

Mrs, William Godfrey, Maryland av,, 

rey. 

has returned to Jefrerson Hoipital, 

where he la a medical student, 

* * 

The nve.week.old child of Mr, 

and Mrs, Charles Merchant under- 

went an operation for hernia last 

week at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Cards were received during the 

.ut week from Mr. and Mrs. Ell- 

wood Wilson and family, Mr, and 

Mrs, Karl Pall and,family, saying 

that they 

Florida, 

had arrived tartly in 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith left 

Fridy t ped th winter in 

d 

Friday to 

Florida, 

Mrs. lbert Sith 

spend the winter eft 

in 

Captain and Mrs. Eugene Steel' 

ati ar 

tuart, 

Lutheran Women 

r o Have Sale 

SOMKnS PO1NI— The Ladies' Aid 

Society of Grace Lutheran Church 

met in the church and made plans 

Tor a sale of cake, cookies and other 

articles. November 30. 

Mrs. C. lMercc Stoopes reported 

;hat the recent rummage sale in 

Ocean City was a success. 

The meeting observed the birth 

'iiy finniversarics of Mrs. Charles 

rfanlie, Mrs. Charles Copciand, Mrs, 

itoopes. Mrs. Anna Matsle and Mrs, 

Mary Studcr. 

To Have Social Night 

SOMEKS POINT — The Atliletii 

Club decided Monday night lo con 

luct a social night on Monday. No- 

•cniber 22. The committee In charge 

'omnrises Mr. nnd Mrs. George 

Hyatt, Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Mc- 

Cracken. Mr. Hyntt will show fiims 

on recent football games, the baby 

oarade iind other activities, 

1IOBB1 CLUB MEETS 

BOM1RS POINT — Tho Hobby 

Olub of the V.F.W, Auxiliary met 

Thursday at the Young home on 

Yaoht av. The day was spent sew- 

ing on articles lor veterans hoa- 

riltals, A box luncheon was enjoyed 

at noon, augmented by cake arid Ice 

creftm sened by the hostess, 

ATTEND BISHOP'S RALLY 

SOMBR3 ; POINT — Retr, Jesse 

Richards was accompanied Wednes. 

day afternoon to a Bishop's Rally In 

Haddonfleid by a group from Beth- 

any Methpdiit Church. They wire 

Edmund Ellason, Fred feat, Bar! 

Hlckman and Samuel Davlf, 

Blair Lear and family are moving 

from 901 short rd. to Ocean Olty. 

Freeholder Frank A. DcPeo Is 

enjoyini a two-week gunning trip 

in Canada, 

Frigidaire 

AUTOMATIC 

WASHER 

spending the winter In 

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harris and 

laughter, of Philadelphia, were Sun- 

lay guests of Mrs. Margaret Harris, 

Mr, and Mrs. Willis Stephenson 

md sons, and Miss Emily Garrison, 

pf Pennsvllle, were Sunday guests of 

Mr; And Mrs. Norman 8tepnenson. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Meredith and 

lilldten, of Philadelphia, were Point 

'lsltiors on Sunday. 

Mrs. Lena Huff spent the past 

week in Atlantic City with her niece, 

Mrs. Lillian Dlctz. 

Mrs, Earl Hlckman returned home 

Tuesday after undergoing a minor 

operation at Shore Memorial Hos- 

tel. * - ' 

• 

Mrs, Francis Champion visited 

son, Joseph, at I"ort Dix S 

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PALMER'S 

t Avenue 

"Sangree", by Frank Slaughter. 

"Secret Thread", by Ethel Vance., 

"Shadow of Fu Manchu", by Sax 

Rohmer. 

"Shining Mountains", by Dale Van 

Every. 

"Bkelton In The Clock", by Carter 

Dlckron 

"something Qleofnc^", by,Theda 

K^nyon. 

'Span(;lcrs"..by Henry Castor. 

"Storm at Bible Ialund', by Ed- 

mand Ollllgnn, 

"Bymphony ti Twp Tlm^", by 

Alexander Irving. 

"Ten Days' Wonder", by Hlcry 

Queen. 

•This Same Flower", by Jeannette 

0. Nolan. 

"Threat of Dragons", by Lavlnla 

Davis. 

"Three Brothers", by Michael Mc- 

Laverty 

Three Roads to Vahalla",' by 

Catherine Stewart. 

Time Will Darken It", by William 

Maxwell. 

"Tortured Angel', by David Garth. 

"Trumpet In thc City", by Helen 

Miller 

"White Witness", by Helen 6pald- 

Ing. Wild Country", by Louis 'Broni- 

fleld. 

"Wine of Astonishment", by Mat- 

:ba Qellhom 

'•Wisteria Cottage", by Robert 

Coatca. 

"Wonderful Mrs. Ingram", by Har- 

lan Ware. 

NON-FICTION 

"New Rouses Frcm Old", by JR. R, 

Hawklna. 

'Our Summer With the Eskimos", 

by Constance Hdermlcks. 

"Pioneer preacher", by Opal 

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. Jersey to cooperate In 

nitration of the New Jer- 

Btaollity Benents 

• Jtefold O. 

made by Executive 

•old O. Hoffman o~f 

nt Competaatlon C the 

Cora- 

out that New Jersey 

will be required to cer- 

fc> all claims for disability ln- 

f.Executive Director Hoffman 

I that.the medical professloh 

Illy the keystone to a suc- 

. administration of the Act 

i Department would largely 

-upon the physician's state- 

t'for diagnosis (type of Illness) 

>4 prognosis (prospective duration) 

«n cases ot sickness and dlsabll- 

i employed and unemployed 

present claims lor benefits, 

the law, which states that 

illy licensed physician" shall 

to tfte claimant's sickness 

' disability, all physicians, lnelud- 

I osteopaths who are licensed for 

I practice of medicine and surgery, 

• Included In the list of 8000 doc- 

Who today received a complete 

i*>pora,irf< th 

«bmty Benefit* Xaw and otheV ma. 

terials. from the Unemployment 

Compensation Commission. ' 

Attends Institute 

of Chevrolet 

Sales Managers 

Louis M. Palmer, sales manager 

of Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmobllc, 

has returned from New York City, 

after'attending the Chevrolet Sales 

Managers' Institute, an Intensive 

nine-day course of training In the 

newest, methods of merchandising 

automobiles and trucks. 

The Institute Is Chevrolet's first 

step In an aggressive selling cam- 

paign to prepare for the eventual re- 

turn of the "buyers' market". At 

the Institute, the local sales man- 

ager was Joined by sales managers 

from approximately 40 other Chev- 

rolet dealerships In this region. The 

regional meeting Is one of several 

being held currently in all parts of 

the country, whereby Chevrolet will 

train approximately 2,500 sales man- 

agers. 

The "faculty" at the sales man- 

agers "school" is composed of mem- 

bers or the Chevrolet wholesale or- 

ganitatlon who have been carefully 

selected for their practical knowl- 

edge and especially trained to pre- 

sent and discuss all phases of retail 

selling. 

9uAb 10 ti 

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CARSTAIRS 

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FIFTHS 

$3.59 

PINTS 

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AmUable by the Case, 

5% Discount 

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:-Retail Open All Year 

JMlf 9 ajn. to 6 pjn. — TOday 9 fun. Ho 9 p.m. 

PBMVgBT ANYWHERE ON THE ISLAND 

imery Butter 92 Scare M>69C 

1.1 WHITE EGGS d«79c 

GROUND BEEF H>4SV 

finest Cuts For Roasts - 

Beef - Pork -Lamb - Veal 

GRAPEFRUIT ead,5c 

ft 15 

Wlnesap Apples 3 "»29c 

LIMA BEAMS » 19c 

i LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES If 

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MIX "POINT and 

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Coim 

In Film Fare 

'Gallant Blade' 

Due at Moorlyn 

Action, drama and comedy ore 

well assorted In this week's offerings 

nt the Moorlyn and Strand theatres. 

MOORLYN 

Today 

A double barreled 'entertainment 

program Is offered with Roy Rogers, 

•King of the Cowboys", In "Night 

Time In Nevada", and the athletic 

stars of a few years back In "Kings 

of the Olympics 

Friday and Saturday 

With a gorgeous Olnecolor back- 

ground In the early 17th century, 

'The Valiant Blade" represents the 

Inimitable Lorry Parks with luscious 

Marguerite Chapman in an action 

picture which, might be called a 

western In velvet. 

The plot Is laid. In the aftermath 

of France's Thirty Years Wur, with 

Parks anil his lrlends foiling the at- 

tempts of Victory Jory to start a 

new wur with Spain to prevent in- 

ternal revolution. 

There are plenty of exciting 

swordsmanship sequences, and the 

Cinecolor photography is unusual. 

Monday and Tuesday 

A rip snorting western action 

spectacle is the Columbia film, - Ihe 

Untamed Breed . also in Cinecolor, 

which co-stars Sonny Tufts. Barbara 

Britton and George "Gabby ' Hayes. 

The Tufts' idea of turning the I 

strong, silent man Into a devil-may- 

care range rider may well be the 

first new twist In westerns In years. 

His casual approach to horses, 

heavies and romance kcynoti s thi 

film. 

The story is based on a Meat Sat 

urday Evening Post uditnture b> Lll 

Colter. 

Wednesday and Thursday 

Victor Mature and Ricfiard Conte 

axe co-starred In "Cry of the City 

a 20th-Century-Pox hit keyed to the 

tempo, piLssions and people that 

have made New Yurk ihe ma,t n. 

citing city in the world 

It unfolds the taut and vivid life- 

drama of an escaped gungstci s lu,l 

desperate battli- to beat tile law 

Mujor suppoitliiR roles are those of 

homicide officer Vittorlo Candellu 

and ruthless Martin Rome—whoso 

furious death battle engulfed the 

lives of those they both loved and 

hated. 

Tins film is said b> many to lift 

Victor Mature to top rank us a dra- 

matic star. 

Bette Davis and Robert Montgomery, two of fllmdom's outstanding 

stars, arc hrought together for the first time on the screed In "June 

Bride", ivlduh will open tonight nt The Strand anil will continue through 

•Saturday Aight. 

Veterans' Corner 

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 

STRAND 

Today, Tomorrow and Saturday 

In "June Bride", hilarious comedy 

starring Bette Davis and liobert 

Montgomery, the First Lady of the 

Screen indulge! in her first light.- 

hearted role in almost eight years 

In fact it Is only the fourth comedy 

roie Miss Davis has played in 57 

motion pictures. 

This is the first time thcsp m-i 

stars have appeared together oi 

screen, although they once dii; 

radio program, Bette is i 

editor of a magazine speciuli ( 

the American home pbii.t i 

while Montgomery pi ys a 

foreign correspondent, ianioua, i , i 

eaLand world-weary. 

The scent is lalfl in an India 

town where the magazine people 

to get a story, 

t' 

UNCLE HERMAN BAYS: 

A weli-lnforiBBd man is the fil- 

Q—When a veteran secures a loan 

under the O-I Bill, does the 

Government make an outright 

payment on It without charging 

the veteran anything? 

A—Yes, VA pays the lender, for 

credit to the veteran's loan, an 

amount equal to 4 per cent of 

the guaranteed portion of the 

loan. For example, if the guar- 

anteed portion of the loan Is 

$4,000, the lender will receive 

$180 from VA to credit to the 

debt of the veteran, 

Q—I am a World War Ii veteran 

and wish to go in business. Must 

I have experience in the busi- 

ness in order to jet a O.I loan? 

A—Experience is an important ele- 

ment In the success of the aver- 

age business. You should he 

able to show a reasonable ex- 

pectatlon of success In your 

venture in order to get your 

loan, 

Q—Must a disabled s'eteran go to a 

vocational school or may hi go 

to a liberal arts college, a high 

school, or similar institution un. 

tie" the Vocational Hehabillta- 

tkm Act? 

•';—To may enroll In any VA-ap. 

i raved educational Institution or 

i Liiiiing establishment offering 

the course of training which VA 

!as found he needs to insure his 

proper rehabilitation in line with 

his own desires. 

| Q—My brother, a disabled World 

War II veteran. Is being reha- 

bilitated under Public Law 10. 

Must he find his own job or will 

Job after he finishes his train- 

ing. 

VA do this? 

low who looked up the subject you' A—Veterans' Administration 

want to talk about. 

will 

Timely Tips For 

Veterans and New 

iervice Men 

INSURANCE AVAILABLE 

FOR ENLISTEES. DRAFTEES 

National Service Life Insurance Is 

available to men and women enlist 

Ing in the military or naval service 

and to those conscripted in the 

peacetime draft, the Veterans Ad 

ministration points out. 

This Insurance is the same in 

expensive protection which was pro. 

vided for ex-servicemen and women 

during World War II, 

SAVINGS AVAILABLE IN 

INSURANCE PREMIUMS 

A saving in insurance premiums 

s available to World War II veter- 

aiis who still are paying their O-I 

insurance premiums on a monthly 

basis, according to the Veterans Ad. 

ministration. 

Pointing out that approximately 

00 per cent of the veterans are pay- 

ing premiums on a monthly basis, 

VA explained that they may receive 

a three per cent annual discount by 

paying their premiums on a quart- 

erly, semi-annual or annual basis. 

The fewer premiums due lessens 

the chance of a policy lapsing, 

U, S, PAYS INCOMPLETE!) 

EDUCATION TERM 

A veteran whose eligibility for ed- 

ucation under the O-I Bill runs 

out after he completes at least half 

of a school semester carr complete 

ATTENTION, HUNTERS'! 

Special Prices on 

LOADED SHELLS AND GUNS 

20 Gauge Shells $1,75 per box 

16 Gauge Shells...'..... $1,75 per box 

20 Gauge Regular Shot ., $1 ,gg per box 

12 Gauge Buck Shot...... $2,2S per box 

Harrington & Richardson 

help your brother look for a | the semester at government expense. 

He will receive subsistence allow- 

ances for the remaining peried. 

Read Hardware and Paint Co,, inc. 

852 ASBURY AVENUE 

OppMlte City Hal! Phone 0001 

DAN'S 

USH MARKET 

ON THI BA¥ at 10th ST. 

RIGHT FROM THE SEA 

WEAKI ISH 

BUTTER PISH 

KINGFSIH 

FLOUNDERS 

FILET FLOUNDBR 

SEA BASS 

CLAMS 

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» Phone 8589 • • 

HYWOOD PRESS 

DISTINCTIVE 

PRINTERS 

825 Aebury Avenne 

Frtd B. Woodruff Fbone 1190 

STATIONERY 

Greeting Cards 

Order Your 

PERSONALIZED 

CHRISTMAS CARDS 

NOW I 

SO for $1.00 and up 

Wim Mum UoprloN-a 

SPAGHETTI i 

•nd MKAT I1AI.IJ? 

Hade to Order to Take Oat 

•raDESCO'S 

•«r *,„ Ph. 0472 

By CHARLES II. CONNOBS 

Bulgers University 

The killing frost- came to our gar- 

den without much warning, EO It is 

time to dig and store dahlias. 

Usually, they are allowed to re- 

main in the garden for four or five 

days to mature the roots o little. 

However, tills needs to,be watched. 

Last year freezing after first frost 

went clear to the roots, causing 

much damage. 

In digging, we need to be cnreful 

not to cause injury to the neck that 

Joins the root to the stem. If 

strained, they may not grow next 

year. 

Storage in furnace-heated houses 

Is a problem. The roots should go 

in the coolest part of the cellar, as 

in a vegetable or fruit closet. 

Methods of handling vary. I have 

had good luck in allowing as much 

as possible of the soil to remain on 

the clumps. These are put In bas- 

kets, barrels, boxes lined with many 

layers of newspaper and then cov- 

ered with newspaper. This, of 

course, after they had been allowed 

to dry off for about a week In a 

frost-free place. 

Other gardeners wash the soil 

from the roots and store in. some 

inert material. 1 have found air- 

dried (on the cellar floor) peat moss 

excellent. Some gardeners store in 

ashes, dry sand, air-dried soil. These 

materials allow a little air to cir- 

culate around the roots but not 

enough to dry them. They help the 

roots to held natural moisture but 

roots to hold natural moisture but 

which might result in decuy. 

Keep watch of the stored clumps 

and if they appear to be drying, 

place moist burlap bags over the 

containers. This practice will help 

to hold the proper balance. 

MAT. SAT. 2:30 EVE. SHOWS START 

THUR. - SAT., NOV. U -13 

"The comedy 

of the year'* 

mruw KTVH HAS. 

It* fl wow'ffom beginning to end!"' 

BETTER ROBERT' | 

Prosperity to Go 

On, Is Prediction 

A good chance for continued high 

prosperity through the rest of this 

year and into the first, quarter of 

1949 is reported by the current Re- 

view of New Jersey Business. Tills 

quarterly publication is Issued co- 

operatively by the New Jersey State 

Department of Economic Develop- 

ment and the Bureau of Economic 

and Business Research of Rutgers 

University. 

It adds that while the general out- 

look for continued prosperity is 

good, there may be all easing in 

some areas. Price declines, already 

felt in some lines, mny appear in 

others, particularly those that will 

be afTtcted by the unprecedented 

abundance of agricultural products. 

Nevertheless, general demand will 

be sustained by hejivy government 

and consumer expenditures fur some 

time to come, making any broud re- 

cession extremely unlikely in the 

immediate future. 

MAT. SAT.. 2:30 nvi;. SHOWS ST\RT7:IS.. 

Hi MILLION VETERANS 

IN O.-I. THAININQ 

More than t, million and a ha 

World War II veterans were report 

ed in training under the O-I" B 

on September 30, this year. 

Of the 1.S83.000 trainees, 897,5C 

were enrolled In schools and college; 

267,000 In Institutional on-fn 

in JOb trainin, 

pveiitually develop cancer, if pres-l 

ent death rates continue, 

* elasslntfl ad will rfU It 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS 

SELVAGN'S PHARMACY 

9th St. and Asbury Avenue Phone J839 

_, PRESCRIPTIONS 

I J£ OUR SPECIALTY 

The Finest Quality of the Best Drugs 

Are Always Used 

Arden — Old Spice 

DuBarTy — Coty 

Max Ftactor 

Weekdays I a.m. to II p.m. 

Sunday 10 ajn. to 1 p.m. 

and fl to 9 njn. 

SCRICK SPECIAL 

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r i u , T H I ... 

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At RUOrrade Prices— 

No Lower Prices Anywhere 

BUY ALL TOUR HOME GAME FOOTBALL TICKETS HERE 

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[BREAKFAST] 

LUNCHEON i 

DINNER 

• Deviled Crab 

• PWM Shrimp 

,.• WIrt of Flounder 

OYSTERS 

CLAM STEWS 

SPECIAL SUNDAY 

Turkey 

Dinner 

Rout Beef 

Baked Ham 

— Open — 

Wed. and Son. to a pjn. 

Other Nlfhts Uter 

HAZHLTON COMBINATION , 

STORM a.d SCREEN WINDOWS 

Instant Chan(f-Over — Reduces Fuel Bill 

Literature and EsUmates on Request 

LOUIS TACCARINO 

HEATING • 

616 Weal Avenue 

PLUMBING 

Phone 0480 

OCEAN CITY TAILOR SHOP 


Dry Cleaning p Fine Tailoring 

Pressing ••• Altering 

Storage * Furrier 

10-35 

JOSEPH TALESE . - CUSTOM TAILOR 

y e AM. to II FA 

No BmOrnT 

BAR 

Phone 

0394 

34th STREET — JUST OVER THE BRIDGE 

.. a « »: k ! imWr , & nfc*. jx.t.3U. .v.t i»V JTy«,i 

«Kffii§iiii 

FRI.-SAT., NOV. 12-13 

I.ARRY 

I'RK-KELEASB 

MARGUERITE 

PARKS CHAPMAN 

VltTOS JORY 

GALLANT BLADE 

IN 

Ail Actlfinfiill Kwuxlibuds'irig liomv 

l,lin>T *I\[!!H o r TIM!:: "ISITTEJ.; icilE (ililfM.l'SV' 

MiKiiii: HI iDDii. ( iiiniiis "A 1..111 is MI* l.Aiir 

SPECTACLE! 

Amning 

Action! 

MON. 

and 

TUBS., 

NOV. 

15th and 

iflth UNTAMED 

BREEO 

-iJUFIS....... BRIIION 

1 ClOki «BBY HAYES / 

- Mil BOUUN -lUlUI KMT 

"HCUIUS UMMT M 

WED. and THUR,, NOV. 17-18. 

i-$.v&-r}l.:,y: 

4O 

DOPtALB S. SMI" 1 A «W«llllllI 

•1*1,,r 

Mllnr 

Wllnr 

cd, 

-KM, isii 

• tan week's election upset. 

Millions ol words have since been written and spoken In an attempt 

to satisfactorily explain why ft thoroughly whipped political party with • 

candidate It didn't- want and had all but repudiated was Kbit to spring 

JMMJf the biggest surprises In history—a surprise thai left the entire 

~ world ftabbergisted. 

n ever since 

and those 

The difference between the American brand 

Pee^&wmmik 

Cl(y 

Mini 

Kntiinil 

• eiijF, t 

r.mmmm^m^^ - ^'*'.*g$BaS&gS&g% 

*fe*fe«* Vandenburg? 

We have been told that the poll taken were to blame. They bred 

Overeonfldenee on the part of the Republicans and spurred the Demo- 

eratl to greater effort. Despite the so-called landslide, a few hundred 

thousand additional votes for Dewey would have turned the tables. 

We alto hove Men told that the people resented Governor Deweys 

ive and polished demmnnt- HI. «.*.i—- "-,» , . . 

An indication of how far our revoH-ttan ha« OIHTHSPII ta th. f»« Jf* iMIid war.' We taW It »:«l 1 %~'«p ^KPMI 

appralMl « kta, ht I, alnS an'ulS^ """V 8 tmmer «"*gg * ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ & 

should havttafe ftt&imi ji)»A ago Uu^'tft&ffi! 

. . . „. .,«-,»o,n.un • Thus our private obser 

e ate) have been told that the people resented Governor De»e> s • • • should have taken place » » 

suave and polished demeanor: his vagueness that was In such sharp America, which seldom does anything by halves, has traveled a long the real 30th annlveraary. 

contrast to the hard-hitting directness of Mr. Truman. road toward social reform, while racing to the pinnacle of wealth and • • • 

And the stna of the 80th Congress. Its allegedly prejudicial leglslu- well being. There have been periods of tolerance and tnmiu>i«~ »•>•« ""- «- ' - 

tlun In favpr of privilege and nonlnsl thi. ii>t«r.>.t. «» ••- • 

Per no man has 

bnter " 

In our opinion, the election proved—us Severn) In the recent past 

hove proved—that we are in the midst of a world-wlrie revolution that 

l.as been going on far a long time. • 

Two great warn have caused a stirring and awakening among the 

le people" f th Abroad, many of thorn have 

Two great warn have cau 

'little people" of the world. 

freedomoi f 

r~ r— « «*^ «wiy, Aoroaa, many of Wiem have become 

freedom-conscious for the flrst time. In ioin» caws, u in ItuMla, they 

have overthrown one form of tryanny only to suffer under a new oiw. 

Ke"hai been in Invaluable force In hi. Dre«ent fM^Snh^Jiff tf° r 

position. It Menu tojhta newspaper that Amerlca't sdv 5r*S d l ?" Un * thBlr • lme ' 

~ «. »^v «Qj#*iHifi tiiat America's 

position In world affairs would be immeasurably 

strengtliend if he were to step into Mr. Marshall'! 

Mr. Truman, by appointing him Secretary of 

State, would at one stroke prove to the other nations 

that in foriim poliey, at least, America's two great 

political parties present a solid front, 

Despite all tht bitterness and rancor displayed 

(luring the campaign, these critical times call for a 

coalman of political parties when It comes to 

foreign afTairs. 

-. ,.,..j uiujr MI suner unatr a new one. 

But even in Russia the people are surreptitiously thinking for them- 

a—and biding their tlm*. 

This Puritans came to Plymouth to escape tyranny. On Plvmpultl 

Rock, they were aU equals—in theory. That didn't last long, it never 

The more able and diligent (In some cases, the more unscrupulous) 

won became dominant, America thereafter plunged into furious growth 

and expansion, in which the law of the claw and fang prevailed. It war. 

not until the pace slackened—not until the first phaie of development 

was concluded—that Ameriea took time to realize that It was ashamed 

of its lawletsness. 

— „• =j «« *«j WM iuuen atieiuion to tneir own 

affairs, not enough to their public affairs; but periodically they slap 

down the plunderers and demagogues. 

The perpetuation of the Democratic administration for a 20-year 

regime marks a step In America's ceaseless revolution. Perhaps it Is for 

the best, though some of us. to whom change Is always painful, 

question its advtabiilty, P..*—— -«--•* , ~ : . 

» » „ „», » wuuin L-iiunge is always painful, may within five mlnutea the first pag 

itlon its advisability. Perhaps we alial] continue to swing to the left, apart and put together again, with 

ui hope that we do not swing too far. We doubt if wt ihalL . houneed In black box car letters 

America U so large, its DOnle In Uu m«M M — •»..-•. —"— - - - - 

t swing too far We doubt If ue shall 

large its p*>ple In the ninss have so much native 

at sooner or later they l h 

It was around 9 «• A We wsrp Just makingVu»-ias.--w--. 

the flrtt edition whtn;oiir baldiih telegraph operator JHWfcj* 

ambled Into the composing room and showed urî """*** 

the annistic m- 

~ —m-, .«» vKiiiie in w masi nave so much native across the cluttered page. , . ,.,-,,-, 

common seme, that sooner or later they always set the •hip of State Within 10 minutes after that edition hit the 

back on the true MUHie. streets «hii«h lMt fctgan WBiinl. *W«IM Wowing 

* * * and the oBloe telephone Jangling, a» we fffnllcully^ 

Mr. Truman, president in his own ri|ht now, rather than by labored to produce an eitra with the deWUi thit' 

Inheritance, has a «re oppertunitj' to wield a powerful influence, world- were pouring in over the OnitMl PWM *Wre; 

vide By setting an example of good government at home, he can do Tlie tstm bora only one headline—"PF 

much to guide the world revninHnn -I.. —•- -•• •- 

It was at that point that the American revolution set in. It has 

pg e te United Presj wire. 

The extra bore only one headline—"PEACE!"— 

across the page In letters about HO Inchc* deep, fpl- SO 

lowed by the V». dispatch, handset in large type, nay 

eight columns -wide ne«d 

Armistice Day 

At 11 a m 30 years ago today, the guns were 

silenced on the Western Front In Europe and the 

first World War suddenly ended. 

According to the late Webb Miller, American 

foreign correspondent. Its end in the muddy trenches 

?"* JS U Clllll " X The * euy coi'batiuif, simply 

I 

?* JS •. Cl i llll " X The * euy coi 

dropped their arms and were silent 

sible for thm t l 

Ocean City's 

Yesterdays 

ONE YEAR AGO 

The city filed an application for 

state funds with wlilcli to build eight 

houses for rental to war veterans. 

THEY'VE BOTH SHRUNK! 

dropped meir arms and were silent. It was impos- 

sible for them to realize that the bloody carnage was 

over, tt had been going on so long (hat it seemed 

to their dazed minds that it always would go on, 

like eternity in hell. Then in one minute there was 

no more of it—no more danger or suffering or fear; 

nothing to do but go home and try to pick up the 

tangled, broken threads of a normal esttatjnee, 

' The civilian world saw it differently. Par from 

dated, it celebrated. With whoops, cheers, street 

dartclng and sUent thanlugiving it hulled what it 

'thought to be the ml of all troubles, of peace ever- 

lasting. 

Tills morning, almost at the exact hour when 

the gtins ceased to growl 30 years ago, Ocean City's 

American Legion and Veterans of foreign Wars, in a 

brief, impressive service, marked the observance of 

the anniversary, 

A wreath was placed at the base of the resort's 

memorial monument. Ostensibly it wu a tribute of 

respect and mourning for the dead. It occurs to us ,i,"*v,«" "" 

that it might also well serve as a token of mourning, and Mntr m 

to the dead hopes of thole who so wildly celebrated — 

SO yews ago—their now dead hopes that tlia>, [rluht- FIVE YEARS AGO 

ful war would end all wars. 

Marvin Dorri, signal caller In the 

high school tmin's backflcld, was out 

of action for the season, due to a 

broken ankle sustained In pructlce. 

Joseph C. Morrison, 818 Ocean uv. 

retired Philadelphia business man, 

died at Shore Memorial Hospital 

alter suffering a stroke while attend- 

ing the movies. 

. . . 

High school students made plans 

\o operate the new Youth Center 

themselves, with a minimum of adît 

help. 

Almost 250 members and guests 

were present as the Eastern Stur 

had its official visit from the worthy 

district deputy, Mrs. Alice Uhrmann, 

and thr ffi 

4 Word to the Football Team 

Ocean City High School's Red Raiders might 

well learn a timely lesson of caution from the fate 

that befell Governor Dcwey at the polls lost week. 

The Qarey clansmen have enjoyed an amaflnglv 

cful s th fr I dfti Sl 

Chief Pharmacist's Mate Norman 

Blackhuin.'UJ.P.O,, died in a MaVal 

Hospital at Bermuda after having 

becoino ill nt sea, 

* * * * 

Robert McCormlck, General 

Motors executive, purchased the 

successful leason thus far. In defeating Salem'on. •rlghton.AtlantiBAp'artnienta from 

Saturday they won their firth game in a row. It 

marked their sixth victory of seven games played 

this year. 

There remain only the game with Middle Town- 

ship High this week end and the traditional Turkey 

Day classic with PleasantvUle, 

Tht Raiders are feeling pretty proud of them* 

able—though potentially dangerous, 

Governor Dewey also was proud of his campaign 

and of the percentages shown by the poll taken. 

He became so confident that he decided just to coast 

into, victory. Then up rose the people and smote 

him down; 

Don't let this happen to you, Red Raiders! 

We'll all love you. Win, lose or draw. But for 

your own sakes, try to close the season with a record 

U shining and wonderful as it stands today! Keep 

on fighting! 

the estate of Miss Edith K. SchoUi 

and Charles A. Zimmerman, Phila,- 

deiphta merchant, acquired the 

Ocean City Country Club at a fore- 

closure inle. 

a • * 

The P.-T. A, and the police de- 

ded W fingerprint high 

for civil Identification 

ln!i 

wide, 

much to guide the world revoluiioFalonVifTchan^r 

S^S«5£2S^- _ 

tt was a day of triumph for us, far our daRAMd'^S^VWM- — 

little sheet and for the U.P. The triumph w*uT the pirioF^^ffiil 

more pronounced when our big A.P, rlvrn came out eoin£ In tSr liS 1 

with Its itet ediUon ln-*lileh.tJie*'wii"-|w^w*rt r -Snl(r*A 

about an .rmlaUce. If that caused a pn-monlUwy W^ftW 

ahiver o! doubt Dong our iplne, we «iid3y.lH|g»'.fi;"^ K '< 

MACKENZIE County Editorial 

Opinion Condensed 

INTEEESTED MtOHBEBS MAKE 

SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZATION 

(Wlldwood Leader) 

p , e quickly forgot It 

""" conlinuemSm 

taining to the welfare, the growth »°n» w» •» the tatHefrent, ' , , this hEtorJCOToa 

and development of Cape May During the ensuing week we dunk through alleys llshlng a, oomnuaiiott'rt 

County, or If interested, whether it ftnd avoided people's eyes, as our circulation went Kpmajuiattai'ofHI«M 

would increase his willingness per- *own md down, , ;•, eFS& mvemi*(mi.lP 

sonally to devote some time and * * * . CongrwM'tm&M&mif' 

energy to the matter. 

Th e "l^ht when the real armbUce seemed to be gta the.tesTorrw 

May we respectfuUy remind the s ? ly h ^ w minutes away, we held MwmtiraerewWititaiX'ii ;pBîfctaP 

advocates of the idea that it was it s"?"" 1 * mtey-Jn readiness to Issue another eitrfl, the ComjSSlonî-,,- 

tried out a few years igofand that , Th « «****»*** of The Preas wtre a lotag-tuffer. oUr?mSiwW^^ 

In spite of the hid woFkMd energy g« »»i «ntjleraM tot They did not mm tht fart • • T l i i K S i 1 1 

of the man who ma. then presideilt •*" « determined and hard-hitting "outsider'. On the Inside last week he had an editorial •« thij jott|RI^«ll 

Fencing and archery were ap- terni make a big splurge and a loud M tQ oversee campaign of President Truman un- commenting upon what would happen under the Dewey IW « ig«j-;;---»—--»«"-'- 

•—-' -— ---' •" ' ' th t •. , questlonabiy swayed many votes In Administration, ,ra«eMi«i 

,_» "f.t J tw last few days. On page I he publicly ate humble pie with tM§ not »Mtt» , 

^ The cards were aU stacked against eomment: "The moral? WeuY if any, it probably Is: «*ii 

Truman, His own party did not 'Don't count your chickens before they hatch. 1 Anyj 

proved by the school board as new noise for about 15 minutes, then 

activities for the (iris* physical edu- fold and silently steal away. But 

cation program, as suggested by Miss not the IJth-aath Community As- 

Miriam Reichly, sedation! 

You may not have read much be heard, can do something for 

lands, a proof thii RuiUm youth is superior to all u »1ABS AGO 

other*, or something. What they do Breve is Wat »,., .. ^... 

Russian chUBren ore just normal wuiaii belnga with 

Whom it would be easy ts be friendly if the Com- 

•Buntets wouid pwmit suBh a thing, _„_.,.„ 

. Tlie Kremlin would never dare to permit Russian 

children to learn similar truths about American ohil- 

dftn. '» would eMBpleteU ruin their hate campaign. 

• • • You may not nave read mucn .hmiMivpi hv lolnine this Assocla. want nun wnen nominations were WB y. we i 

The postofflee promised the Cham- about them In the account of what «{,„ •' « mide at the Democratic National l *'i »ur 

ber of Oommeree that maU boxes happened in the commissioners' ' aunoUH H KLADDl^ TOnvention, The solid south, always 

would be Installed before spring for room last Thursday when the legls- 1B!7• Central av * tnt backbone of the Democratic 

' Party, was spilt wide open, Wallace 

started his own party, and further 

"Remember he U a man and more cut down Truman's chances 

• we to" 1 the first laugh. And the first groan. Now 

Now, batlMo * 

af% fhil^Selisl'C 

tlonarr. Ae*oj»: 

the convenience of Oardens 

dents north of Batteisea rd. 

resl- lation designed to take the curse off 

our new blighted area was given as 

reêctable treatment i 

The Nut Bowl 

The 

But they were there| WtM'ff*s|. likely to be right than you,"—Ad- President was classed by most polit- siUE ' ¥ * LJl «OW^*WBATIOM 

«tl , , o-ii H rf i.h-.~. dent, the treasurer, their counsel viee to brides from Mrs, Fanny leal leaders, including many In his "Shine your shoes, sir?" 

Chief of Mice Howard, Johnson WB0 hsd ^ n fia^ ^ ^^^ m w t agnidge, Orimesby, Bngland, wed own party, as a "dead duck" Every ' " N8 '" 

was îprt "y Mapr Champljn to for ^ m m i eominittee of ob- TS years, public opinion poll pointed to his "111 shine 'em so you can u 

attend the new Police Affldemy is. . certain defeat. "No," glared the pedestrian. 

tabUshed by the State Police, jf. i. Financial AcYobatlCS Undaunted by all of thls-enough "Don't Manle yfluV* • 

• • • ' - - .. Ltignt on Financial ACTOQUIU,s to ttke m mm Md ^^ out sf mv VOK^mdt omowm^, TMOTPR »*? 

The owners of proptrty destroyed (AUanUc City Preaa) ' .-..-.- 

ln -f ^tiSJUhSf a2rt l J?'l£S r Two Burlington C3oun^ twayers take action that results in Superior 

H^L^SlliMBh rt?ll£ SSt Com* Justice Kintoad stopping all further proceedings in the sale of 

lion for cancellatipn of their assess- j^wwe River bridges to the taxpayers at allegedly exorbitant profits 

minl5 - for the private owners and broke of smart nnanee in Mew York and 

1 your face,** 

eart and soul out of BOU, MOKTEBAU. DANCEVKLL, TROTIDE, HO 

jnost any other man—Harry Truman GACCI, SHEMPIM. THWICIA, VENERD and MA- 

wrtuiip b^ttaiaiiy 

Xello*. Emeiwo,' 

Bryant < AM* ' 

any old I>elk«n ** i 

even our «w^] 

and the i * 

Disciplining Oar Emotions 

^Jhfrt^wMHt » «•*••* mamu that the 

••••"' mulnrttv of traffic accidents tan be traeed to emo- s * . • SSuSS.* ' ^ mnce ootn Houses are to have a 

ivSffillûrtlMoes « M«^ F«*-« : * » | •* Mitt Catterine Harris, daughter Om ^he some Ume, charges that some of the same "financial wteards" gSato'tartÛ, ""^^ " {" 

ipMtteuial^ lurprttol When_we t"^, 0 '"f,^ of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur D, Harrta, wh0 figured in the Burllngtoh deals are among "a selected group of bond- f ta "?» 1 ^' f Sj, l l t L n "V, f Sf 1 ! 

l3Si wneri tverytnlnl gati wreng. .W| «tab » ^ was elected asilstont editor «f the ^WeA' hoping to sell the Homers Fomt-leesley's Point Bridge to Cape ^.^rt* 1 * W d! W. •£. of , •*»» 

iWjâgtatof.b«,cl^Ml«vejatavtag,sUpw^ news-mata^ne publllhtd by stu- Miy eûnty wm be sifted in the Onitod Statos Dlstrtet Court at Oamden. -»"| PJ^ -?%J*^ 

S-v»iîiwrl it'tt* |MIee and snari -M'tte w^ imUs% mderCoUege. Bully fir those private taxpayers responsible for court action In one Stl^jL 1 ]" 13 

! fe^r^^ dam Into >hi ear, rase the motor^ strip , , , , , ^J probably fa the other likewise. »y their courage and sense of ne « tTO years it least. 

.tfete:»^ i W»-«»'IWg''Sf B ^ 1 j2'S« r iS-f The first im auto Ueinie Plata, dvle duty they dp mush both to protect the unorgahted taxpayers ot 

( r iS^!»»'Wfl8#l carburetor. ^ . ^ J tatUtihiln ptw with white numeral,, m m ^mhii ' ' — " 

P>1*«iB' BMW btfcif. : dte*'bn( Wday were• m .Wf.,:t«_ baued at the office of State who may be 

W^mm^^^»^^K*^&m •totor~w3«lt AWni « Berineto W * ^ commSuFta NeF toey needj more of them. We have a 

S,..,,mmi*.:....J,*?T- ., ^.fc- •-•Ito fEnpion. ;- fwthllgW, biiiinesaUl£« court Bitm now,, By appealUll.to it promptly 

»»» -^». v ; ^ ami eouraitouiV 4hew Is Juitlco to be had. ^ . 

11 PaunM redaned M preddent Th« d»y when we submit to polltlaa-bueliiess chicanery in the spirit 

^lUHaTindeDenient Club and of "what'e the use" cmn be over II private cltliens with means have the 

MW^Jj! l ffl£S 1 ^.iî^ mm^tt Ihift soartettong; ) ' - . 

the last minute. And . This was aa Incomprehensible as Visual untU* 

in that last minute traveler figured out that each place was actually thi 

political history. name of a well-known American City with »J1 the 

letters mixed up, •• - •• ••..->•! •'.'• • l ,-i:;: : ,-;$-"-Zv 

HJow many ot them can you unsci«niUiftf>>-W:» 

wouldn't* 

theur 

edecUve poUllcal speech. 

One Athenian candidate for public Offlce 

ised aan|^WBii ud;«htt;binefitt tt; Mi^M 

^ ^ 

tatUtshJl»|«r wrthTwWtf niifiefals; iâu^mmtinities aBd'to put the &r of the law Into the hearts of any /_,___.__,„ 1m»ltmatnu WtWn* *««> he hid finished, his opponent 

• --•—----»—•-•• - npiatinf exptoitatiqn of pubue treasuries. Imaginary Interview 

of 

Red: Under Communism; 

thtrt'd be no passing of tha 

collection plate to the churches.. 

AmericanTNo; you'd be afraid 

some needy comrade would steal 

• I M ' ; "•'" : •-' •- V : '. : i v ..-V.•-''•'. 

delivered his replrjn right wordiu 

ADVICE •••_ • '_y-rf\, g. i-i.^^ 'i-i-^^mA 

• v 

w&aar^

' V, 

f. 

Church Announcements 

CHURCH SCHOOL! 

BIQ4-B 

out Sunday and join those who gather to give 

th^riks to the One who provides all our 

comforts and all our needs. 

Ciiy Baptist Church First Methodist Church 

Btov. Victor a BeatUg Rev, A, L, Oongloff 

! • Hbly Trinity Episcopal 

s£ 3 . . Church 

Vaughan, Rector 

1 K. C. 

. .jChurch 

w^ iartholoinew B, Doyle 

it. Joseph j. Brennan 

, JAME3 AJU.E. CHURCH 

(Colored) 

Fischer St. John's Lutheran Church 

Rev, Frank F, Adler 

St. Mary's Chapel 

Rev. Bartholomew B. Doyle 

Rev, jOMph J, Brennan 


Village Theatre 

TABEBNACLE BAPTIST 

CHURCH (Colored) 

BAPTIST CH0RCH MACEDONIA M. E CHURCH 

OMtaed} (Colored) 

I by tllH> OMI CUr B 

t^TAIOTON 

HANEY LLOYD OHATOIN 

- .OCEAN, CUT 

hTm eeAvtoB oo. 

BANK 

Church To Have 

Rally Day 


Savings and Loan Assn. 

51! . 8th Street Phone 0012 

HNDttJ&WRRIES.' 

NEXT wim*. 

MlLHOLQNOTtMOM 

FOR YOU If TOU 

LET US FILL YOUR SIM 

TO TWB BRI/A WITH 

•Mue coal' 

A nippty of 'bltw coal' In your banmenl 

Ii a r«ol tr«awr* f*ml for 

your »af»«y ond tomfort mil winter. 

EASY 

BUDGET 

BURKARD 

VWST AVENUE ftK>NE0414 

Telephone Rate 

RI«e Hearings 

Get Under Way 

Hearings opened Monday before 

the Public Utility Commission on 

the application of the New Jersey 

Bell Telephone Co. for an Increase 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

_ 912 Simpson Ave. 

, BISHOP 

j MOTOR SALES 

« 115& Asbury Avenue 

Phone 1888 "•HIIMiiimiillfl 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Let as prove to you that ', 

we can save you on your 

automobile insurance; under 

existing costs It will 

pay you to check our rates 

before renewing! 

IWildwood Bridge 

• i » ^ 

SEE and DRIVE 

THE MODERN DESIGN for '49 

THE CAR YOU STEP 

DOWN INTO! 

HUDSON 

PARTS 1 #5SRVICH 

AT CAPE MAV HUDS&**, 

Rt. No. 4, SCHELLENGER3 LANDING 

CLICQUOT CLUB 

GINGER 

ALE 

We hope everybody will hive a holiday on 

Thanksgivinl Day, In common with Other 

business eonBerns Jeney Central will oe 

closed except for effierfeneles. 

This closing notice ii inserted two week! 

before ThsWuiiving to remind ysu there is 

still time to imtall one of those beautiful 

new Automatic Gas rangei ... to time to 

eosft the miankiilving dinner. 

Ask your Local Applionce Dealer 

lor full particular! 

ew Disability Law in cared on January iiuorary 10 

FIRST PHESBYTEEIAN 

7th St. and Wader »v. 

At Mlsslonaiy-Minded Church 

Her. George Fischer, TJLD., Pastor 

rarch 9:15 a. m.—Prayer meeting of the 

Lord's Day teachers and officers In 

Colored tho choir room. 

9'30 a m—The Church at Study 

of Alaska Lord's Day Lesson, "Prophecy In the 

Bible". Amos 5 21-24: 7-10-15: 

r ,wlU .be "Missionary Sun- Micah 4-1-4 Dedication of the new 

nhg morning and evening Junior Department room 

* of the Ocean City Baptist 10 45 a m —The Church at Worship. 

Every member Canvass and 

. Vincent Joy, missionary of 12Stewardship 

Sunday Stewardship 

''!«*Yice In Alaska. will bring sermon, "The Philanthropies of the 

> iR-t&e service at 11 a m Poor Exodus 35 1-29 The choir, 

II stieak and show several directed by Ednurd Hogan, will sing 

I feet -it colored motion plc- Supervised nursery for the conjot 

hi* Alaskan missionary work 

lc« at 7:30 p. m. Mr, Joy, 

enience of parents 

t'UH'in Percy Crawford'a 

8:45 p, m,—Meeting of the West- 

rt Church of thi Air 

minster fellowship. 

,valao wlU ling In the 7:40 p, m,—Evening Service of 

Worship. Hymn sing led by Mr, 

Hogan. Evangelistic sermon, "Be 

i^-ibt Joy and their two Tllou Faithful Unto Death", Rev- 

recently returned home elation 1:8-11. The Senior Choir 

;'Alaska,'and are now engaged will ilng, 

"Station services throughout Wednesday— 

t'r«ijd rtdweit, They na?e 

. — bribed firom a lertes of meet, 

3:19 p, m,—Meeting of the Junior 

i In Oeorgia. 

Christian Bideavor Society. 

7:80 p, m,—Midweek prmyer meet, 

w Ocean City Baptist Church ing and Bible study. 

» periodical support to the Joys Tbmday— 

their missionary .work -In "the 

7:30 p, m,—Choir rehearta! In the 

They WfYf îia 

• from, Miss Florence Dalbow. 

f Of the Qeian City Baptist 

, •Who also k a full-time nus- iT. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 

Mn Alaska. They are located LUTHERAN 

Center and Miss Dalbow 10th st. and Central av, 

Bev, Frank F, Adler, §,T,M.. Faitor 

_ public Ii Invited to attend. Marion Trout Murphy, OrKanlsl 

l*j*pfettl services. Rev. Victor The 23rd Sunday after Trinity— 

"Title; pastor of the Ocean City 9:45 a. m—Church School and 

•jOftwh, WiU nil a preaching Bible Classes, F. idwin Reiher. sup- 

Sunday at The Fhlla- eriiitendent. Rally program and 

Gospel Tabernacle, where promotion. Attendance awai da. 

Cllieodore Eisner is pastor. MeMessige 

by the pastor. Classes will 

' > Will be the speaker Saturday pretent exercises. 

" t at the Tabernacle Youth Rally It a, m.—The Service. Installa- 

ie church at Broad and Muter tion of teachers and officers of 

Pastor Beattie will be heard church school. Sermon: "Bombs, 

over WIBO on Sunday in Battles, Billions, Babies", Music by 

sts sponsored by the Phila- the choir. Soloist: Jesnnette Pa|>by 

church, resides preaching Stokes. 

i morning and evenings sermons. Thursday— ' 

8 p, m.—BrothcThood meeting, 

Friday— 

>p Corson 

SO m.—Choir rehearsEl. 

's Rally 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

r; Bridgeton lOth it, and Wesley av. 

Bishop's Rally, emphasizing "The Church with the Neon Sign 

[ Advance Program for Christ und 

Church being conducted to 

t Churches acro-a the land, 

i Mid Tuesday lor the Bridgeton 

' ' ; ot the New Jersey Canter- 

H/ the Central Methodist 

Of Bridgeton., with Dr, W, 

District Superintendent. 

'•afternoon program began at 

kit with devotions conducted 

r 

-Br. Payne. The group divided 

" two Sections, one for ministers 

t for laymen. District Buper- 

" of the area spoke in 

i meetings 

' was served at 6 p m. The 

>r ttmm meeting was attended 

from each Methodist 

• The address of the evefras 

delivered by Bishop Fred 

___• Oorson, Resident Bishop of 

•phllanelphia Area on the topic, 

•Friwestant *• 

11 

Monday, November 15— 

7:30 p. m.—Sunday (School Board 

meeting at the home of Mr, and 

Mrs. Calvin Daugherty, 808 Wesley Lutherans to 

av. 

Wednsdaj, November 17— 

Install Officers 

7;30 p. m. — Midweek service of 

prayer, praise and Bible study. Con- Rally Day exercises will be pretinuation 

of "The Doctrine of Salva sented in St. John's Lutheran 

tlpn", Bible course taught by Pastor Church School Sunday at 9:4S a. m. 

Seattle. 

Primary, Intermediate, Junior and 

Friday. November 19— 

Senior Classes will present the program. 

The pastor, Rev. Frank F. 

7 p. m.—Bible Club for all boys Adler, will bring the message. Pro- 

and girls in the lower auditorium. motion certificates and attendance 

Bible gnmes, feltograph stories, rewards will be made. All in at- 

choruses and contests. 

tendance will receive Bally Duy 

• * • 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S R. C. 

13th st. opd Wnslev »v. 

A special service of instuilatlon for 

Rev. Bartholomew B. Doylo teachers and officers of the church 

Rev. Joseph J. Brcnnan 

school will be a part of the regular 

service at 11 a. m. 

Sunday Masses, 8 and 10: IS a.m. 

Confessions on Saturday, 4:80 to 

Those to be Installed for the com- 

5:4S pjn. and 7j30 to 8:30 p.m. 

ing year are:,Superintendent, Edwin 

First IHday Mass 7 a, m. 

Reiber; assistant superintendents, 

Confessions on eve of First Friday, 

Clyde Fenstermacher and Fred 

7:30 to i :S0 p. m. 

Kelin; secretary, Mrs. Clyde Fen- 

Daily Mass, 14th st. and Asbury 

stermacher: treasurer, O, W. Reiehly: 

av,, 7 a, m. and Saturday 7:30 *. m, pianist, Mrs. F, Edwin Reiherj ajjist- 

Masses on Holy Days, 8 and 8ant 

pianist, Mrs. Clyde Fenster- 

a. m, 

maeher. 

Oonfessions on eve of Holy Days, 

Teachers are: Mrs. Cora Grubb. 

7:30 to 8:30 P, m. 

Mrs, George Bolden, Mrs, Lei Hlllegass, 

Mits Mary Ann Bolden, Mrs, 

ST. MART'S CHAPEL 

Frank Adler, Mr, Reiehly and Miss 

!nfl st. and Atlantis av, 

Joan Courtney, 

Sunday Mass at 8:15 ajn. Confessions 

before Mass. 

First Friday Mass, 7:30 a.m. Confessions 

before Mass, 

Mass on Holy Days, I a, m, 

Oonfesilons bpfore Mass, 


Ocean City, New Jersey 

Sunday Service—11 a. m., yillage 

Theatre, 8th St. and Boardwalk, 

Sunday School—II a. m., 812 8th 

it. 

Wednesday Evening Testimonial 

Meeting, 8 p. m.—612 Blh st, 

CHRIBTIAN SCIENCE LESSON 

SERMON 

"Mortals and Immortals" is the 

subject for Sunday. November 14. 

Golden Text: "If ye livt after Uie 

flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through 

iht Spirit do mortify the deeds of 

he body, ye shall live," (Earn, 8:13,) 

Barmen: Passages from the King 

ames version of the Bible ineludf; 

"For as many as are led by the 

Ipirit of Ood, they are the sons of 

lod, (Rom. 1:14.1 Correlative pasiages 

from "Bclence and Health with 

Rev, Vietor B, Beattie, Pastor ,ey to the Scriptures" by Mary 

Sunday, November M —Missionary Baker Eddy Include: 

Sunday— 

"Immortal man is not and never 

9:15 a. m.—Sunday School Teach- was material, but always spiritual 

ers' prayer meeting in the pastor's and eternal Mortals are the 

study. 

counterfeits of immortals. They are 

9:45 a. m,—Sunday School with ' the children of the wicked one, or 

classes for students of all ages. Bus- the one evil, which declares that 

Sell Button, superintendent. man begins in dust or as a material 

11 a. m.—Worship service. Mes- embryo , . . Learn this, O mortal, 

sage by Rev. Vincent Joy, veteran and earnestly seek the spiritual 

missionary of IS years in Alailta, status of man, which is outside of 

Pastor Beattie will be speafcini in all material selfhood." (pp. S38,4TB,j 

the pulpit of Dr. Theodore Eisner, 

at The Philadelphia Gospel Tabernacle, 

| HOLT TRINITY 

, lltn at, and Oeatral 

8:10 p, m,—"Crusadirs For Christ' 

.._ av, 

• Bw. Forrot B, Van 

youth fellowship for all teen agers, ;, Sunday Sendees— aughan. Rector 

led by Henry silling, Jr. 

TS0arm^^>ly 7 :S0 ft. m,_«oly CCommunion, 

7:S0 p, m. — Missionary Service B;4o a. m._Church School, 

with Rev. and Mrs. Vincent Joy 11 a. m,—Momini Service, 

showing colored motion pictures of 

4:15 p, m.—Bvensong, 

Thursdays— 

their work in Copper Center, Alaska. 

Mn Joy will sing and preach the Holy D.'yt" 

Gospel message. 

SO LONG A5 YOU LIVE, 

upuJeasv 

"FACfr PRESENT 

''DAY PROBLfMS 

WitH CHRIST'S HELP 

0 ^ Oommunlon owners rtllnqulah right* to the 

wajf dwwbrjdge Into WUdwood. ii 

center bt canalsJn the Inland water- 

WMT by deeding the rights to the 

Eastern Engineering Co. receii 

city, which in turn pa&ed them Bids in Nov. 30 completed a $264312 contract 

|P»tl 

along to the state. 

The State Highway Commission 

filling approach areas near the sWl 

To Pay Cash Benefit, to Workers for NonÔccupational Mishap, or* lilnew Cases ChlistliiaS Bdoks 

The change of ownership wu awill 

receive bids November 30 atwhile 

the Tidewater ConstruqUonl 

requirement before a. dredging prp- Trenton on construction of theCorp. 

Is now doing a *520.474 l 

Ject could be started by tho DUIsion superstructure for the new high- Ing and substructure project 

01 Navigation. All three, canals are 

of |H,03fl,000 a year In Its rate at present .clogged with mud, which 

revenue. 

causes fishing boats to run aground. 

Attorney General Walter D, Van 

Riper, who is opposing the move for 

the state, said that the state would Egg Harbor Bay Is so named from 

GAUNTT'S 

"More far your money. 

agree only to Increases totaling M, the number of gull's eggs which were 

000,000 a year, which he said would found there In the salt meadows. 

Expert Body & Fender Work 

An ntm drink In 

Out of «»«y six 

pay the cost of wage Increases 

bottle." 

grunted telephone employes by an 

Complete Paint Job $40 up 

wnlMrt unploytd by 

One wUI be injured 

Nnr|MMf'l J«,OOp 

or • tick from non- 

arbitration board. 

Reasonable Prices relishing & glmonlilnt 

aap\oy*tt undtr Un- occupational caute) 

The company is basing Its appli- Ford-Mercury 

PHONE 2688 

yfar; new law 

cation on the need for a better re- 

pay* benefit! for 

turn on investment in order to carry Owners! 

out its expansion program. 

749 WEST AVE. 

You Don't 

I Clicquot Club Beverage Co. 

Canal Rights Are N , • 

DOWN PAYMENT 

.-, HO N. Virginia ATenM 

Transferred to State u Move • diluntHd 


j AUanUc City. N, I. Ph. 

Sen Irfe City this week completed REBUILT MOTOR 

negotiations to have privati'property InttaiM In Your Ou Here 

FOR WINTER 

Vt monthl/ pajmfnU of 113 

•••"*"' wtittmiM Iffectivt J«B. I, Beotfiu Ufio Diwbled worker will 

I»4>, • wwkar whs 

nt payment 

Ocean City Garage 

rORD 

KURTZ DlALn 

BILL BOSSONG, Prop, 

Calling All 

r 

firtt week of di»- ncein etah bciufiti 

I Ii umporirily du, 

be nude for diubilabJliqrj 

worker', doc froa $» w 121 a 

I *Ufd and aot r««jvltiM, 

for ptriodi 

Mr nutt certify to w • * k, depending ranging up to 26 

lit * AtUnllc 

mi 

kit Mta! lo«bilitT upon amount of wetka. Time in 

Mworh, 

hit put eirningt. 

Repairing • Service ft Qi«n CIO 9th and Ocean Ave. Opp. Post Office Hotels and Guest Homes 

ALL MAKE CARS 

ESSO PRODUCTS 

Let us ht|p WB put yanr beds In fint claa sandltbn 

Princeton Choir 

to Sing Nov. 21 at MOTORS If uourewise 

Presbyterian Chureh 

Arrangements have been made for REPAIRED 

SANDER'S ESSO STATION 

PHONE . OCEAN CITY 0046-J 

the Princeton Theological Semi- 

A choict ii nidi b«- The choke nay be: Of it nuy be • firm'i 

nary choir of 25 voices to conduct 

So. Comer Blh and Bay Avenue 

IWMB one ef two il- 

Worker may receive 

coverage under State awn "private plan"— 

the morning service of the First 

ttrnativ* pliat undw 

benefit! if lie earned 

Fund, to which both at ulf-iniurer, thru 

Presbyterian Church here on Bun. 

AT THE WARRANTED TIRES 

which worker! arc la 

between »270 and 

contribute in tim • union or auociition, 

day, November 21, Pastor George 

be covered. Law 

%640 in lint four of 

the fund, to pay or thru an innir- 

riieher announced this week. 

ESSO 

and BATTERIES 

OCEAN CITY BEDDING CO, I MM itndardi. 

lattit five caleoance 

contract. 4ar-quartera, 

The choir will be led by David M. 

Jones, director of music at the Sem. 

SIGN 

1021 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 

Inary and a member of the West- 

**»•¥ OUR RENOVATION SERVICE — ¥OU%L LIKE IT" 

In this glmpllBed chart b the new Stole Temporary DhaMIity BeBellta 

minster Choir college faculty of 

y in .Ifecl and will b*tln to pay beneflb for .«mB.M^niMblUto 5K? to 

Princeton, A representative of the 

AUTHORIZED DEALERS * **"fft ttttt"--I>>•»«#.. M*«4 

ploy s prtynil Mtrt by unemploymeat compensation. In ellert, UM new Uw will 

Seminary faculty will accompany 

HI 111111 ti M-H-l-M I I I I it 

*" 

ths singers. 

BISHOP 

Summer Auxiliary MOTOR SALES 

0. D. HACKNEY & SONS 

to Meet in Phila. 1159 Asbury Avenue 

btudebaker CARS . > 031 Asbury Avenue phone 1224 

The Bummer Auxiliary of the 

First Presbyterian Church will meet Phone 1888 

at the Arch St. Church House, 1724 

T'S a wise motoriat 

SALES and SERVICE 

Arch st,. Philadelphia, on Thursday, 

I who avoidi cold- 

ROYf A. MENGEL 

ON ALL MAKES OF 

November 18, at J:SO p. m. 

A book review will be given by 

weather worrieB by 112 Central AnflM GOODYEAR TIBBB FhSBc IM ,' 

Mrs. W, Wells, Hostesses will be the 

MOTORS] beating trouble to the 

Refrigerators and Appliances 

Auxiliary officers and Mrs, J. Melvin 

Smith. 

Parts and Accessorie* punch. You can do 

just that by letting 

Norgm Space Heaters Television 

lerta 40 and 50 

County Music Fete 

our expert mechanics 

NH-II I--M--1-M 

OUT OF THIS WORLD! 

BRAND N1W give your car a thor- 

at Middle High 

on May 19 

BUICK ENGINES ough check-up NOW! 

THE NEW 

Middle Township High School win nto « Thin >M Can Uiing proper equip- 

REUPHOLSTERING 

be host to the 1049 Cape May Coun. 

i Ji ment and factory- 

ty Music Festival May 19, it was in- jest. 346 PACKARD!! 

engineered and in- 

REFINISHING 

nounced this week. 

H In 

The program of music, to be pre- 

InMllailH spected parts, they'll ^l^BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

at 

sented by a combined county stu- mnmn 

put it in top ihape for 

dent chorus and orchestra, will be Brakes Relincd 

Wi dayi ahead, liSB Asbury Ave., cor, 12th St. Phone 

given outdoors for the first time 

LOW PRICES 

Clutches Replaced 

since It was initiated here three 

It costs less than you think* to com- 

years ago. 

Motor OverhaulltiR 

Two of the festivals to date hive Carburetor & Ignition HAROLD C. 

pletely re-do your Jiving room suite. 

been in the Ocean City Music Pier 

Special Low Rill Prices. • . - Oall 4.2618 - . - N O W I 

auditorium; another was in the Oape ! RebBlIt Front End! 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

EASY TERMS 

- 

May Convention Hall. 

Are Tire* Wearing STEINRUCK 

— and — 

DRAPERIES - BED SPREADS - SLIP COVERS 

9 a, m^—Holy fiommunlon 

IT. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL Public Payroll Up 

U h l f 

LUTHERAN 

Knee Action, Orerhiollnf ud 9th Street at Bay Avenue 

10th tt. and Central av, 12 Pet, in One Year 

Wheel AUcnaMt 

OLDSMOBILE r Alben Decorators 

Bev, Frank F. Adler, S,T,M., Pastor Government payrolls — Federal, THE MODERN WA» 

1 

CITIES SERVICE STATION 

1119 Asbury Av, I*h, 0235 

Marion Trout Murphy, Orfanist state and local—were 12 per cent 

higher last July than in July of 1947, MID A NEW MttfilTf 

=: 25)6 ATLANTIC AVE. ATLANTIC CITY 

according to the U. 8. Census Bureau, TmU or TtiailT 


The bureau said 5.800,000 public Wl HAVB TnEM 

ith st, and Central av. 

employes received $1,185,000,000 last 

Rev. A. Lynn Gongloff, Minister 

IN STOCK 1 

July—an average Of $212, This .com- O»BH at TOIB $£SS\ 

P v Quick Results — Try a Classified Ad 


pared with a (196 average a year 

8:30 a. m.—Church School with earlier. Federal employes in July 

classes for all a(es. Roy E, Darby, numbered 2,107,244, with a payroll Wallace Bros. Buick SERVICE The 1949 


of $484,289,498 'or the month. 

11 a. m.—Mornini Worship. Ser- 

9th St. and Simpson Ave. 

mon, "Man's Disorder and God's and over, are invited to attend, 

Phone 9042 

Design". The choirs will sing, "One 7:45 p, m,—Evening Service. You 

World", O'Hara, directed by Mrs, will enjoy this service and he helped 

KAISER & FRAZER 

Charles Thurston. Nan Brown will by it. Oospel hymn-sing, special 

sing, "The King of Love My Shep. music, Youth Choir, sermon by the 

herd Is", by Oounod. 

pastor. 

Immediate Delivery 

Supervised Nursery to take care of Wednesday, November 17— ROY WELLS AUTO SERVICE 

your children while you worship 7:3Q p. m.—Fellowship Hour, Join 

A Square Deal 

8 p. m,—Youth Fellowship Dinner with us hi the singing and Bibiq 

311 • 34th Street Phone 1262 or 8572 

Meeting, AH youth, high school age 

for everyone 

Study, 

MOTORS INSTALLED — NEW or REBUILT 

Can Called For — Delivered 

We Treat Our CuttORitnt 

Bear Alignment Service 

The Way WE Lik* to be 


Goodrich Tires 

Treated When WE are 

Customers 


Sunoco Qtm 

Towing 

GUARANTEED USED CARS 

CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 8% 

Woodbine Motor Sales A Service 


800 Washington Ave,, Woodbine, N. J, 

Phone 680 Open Evenings and Simdiiy* 

tmplam ta ' Exhibit and Two 

Movies Next Week 

Book Week, to be olqserved, from 

Sunday to Saturday, next week. In 

book stores and libraries throughout 

Ihc nation, will be the occasion of an 

exhibit of Christmas book gilt sug- FLOWER 

gestions at the Ocean city Free 

Public Library. Books for all ages 

will be displayed, and- Christmas 

shopping will be made easy and. 

OIJB OWN,. ' 

pleusant when you find just the book 

for Uncle Julius and the neighbor's 

child, and, of bourse, your own fam- Chrysanthemums 

ily circle. 

and 

Carroll E. Thayer, principal of the 

elementary schools, plans to have Large, Mums 

each of the grades visit the library 

during the week. Then boys and For you* 

girls will be Invited to movies to be THANKSGIVING 

shown each evening Monday through DECORATIONS 

Friday, one show at 7 o'clock, the 

other at 8 o'clock. 

Since the boys and girls will be CORSAGES 

asked to bring their parents and Cut Flowers 

older friends, one of three fllms to 

be presented., "Wild Life in Blow Potted Plants 

Motion", will Interest adults. The Plants In Bloom 

picture in color features take-off 

and landing of (tame birds, mostly 

for your Hardy Garden 

ducks. Hunters know what a show 

this maneuver Is. Everyone will be 

delighted with the grace and skill 

of bird flight. The other two fllms 

are comedies, beloved by young and 

old alike. 

UPH01 For the one week of Book Week, 

books will be sold from samples, 

your copy reaching you well before 

Christmas. Orders also will be accepted 

for books not on display but 

in the case of titles that are not 

Specialist-fn 

new, delivery for Christmas cannot 

be promised. Ocean City has no Recovering, Repairing, 

book store. 

The public is invited to the movies, SUp Coven, Dmpcrieo, 

and Is urged to take this opportun- Window Shades tmi O 

ity to become acquainted with the 

Free Public Library. 

Made to 

which 

"NO JOB TOO UMU, OB TOO 

1 to J 

Wildwood Boy 

"»««•«« Mi mdurtrlei lartw than Ihg 

RELIABLE, SEASONABLE, 

tm»ll*«t 

Struck by Train 

More thtn SOO employeri employ, i able that most local itatlontry and 

Earl Lawrence. II, of 131 W. 

during the first seven consecutive 

ing anesUmattd SM* ^ fmpioy«s p|y«s In taleindy ] Cindy storta stores wlU wiu not Boibi be attcMd, affecMd, 

Montgomery av,, wildwood, sua. 

PHONE 2237 

days of illness nor when a person tained head injuries Thursday last 

ape May Oounty are prepartnl this but thtatrea, department stores, gar- is not under a physician's care; Also 

month to comply with proviilons of. ages and service stations, lumbtr 

week when he was struck by a train 

benefits wlU not be paid for dis- 

the new state Temporary Disability yards, trucking companies, work 

while en route to school. 

ability arising from pregnancy, for 

Seashore Upholstering 

Benefits Law which, after January 

Police said the boy was either 

shops and factories, restaurants and self-inflicted injuries, or injuries re- 

1, 1049, will begin to pay cash bent- 

walking across the track or was 

other types of business and Indus, ceived during commission of a crime, 

tits to affected workers for non. 

walking along the rails when hit by 


Kcupatlonai disabilities. The emtrial 

enterprise will be Involved, for a period during which work is 

Sloyers and employes with whom HAVE TWO ALTERNATIVES done^ for profit, for any period dur- 

a locomotive between Wildwood and 

nd BATnTAGTIOM 

he new law Is concerned are those Locally, the new law wUi require thi 

ing which the worker would be dis- 

Wildwood Orest, He was admitted W. B. SHABP 

qualified for unemployment compen- 

to Bhore Memorial Hospital, 

sation because of a labor dispute, 

unless the disability Incurred before Hurl in Fall From 

companies employing four 

the dispute. 

ir more perionj. 

Sea Isle Scaffold 

payments, or whether they wish to 

The sweeping new coverage will 

qoorge Martin, former poitmuttr 

make arrangements for their 

and building Inspector of Stone 

irovlde benefits ranging from ft to coverage which will at least met lost aamethimr? Try a elMtUM. Harbor, was admitted last week to 

18! a week for periods as long u SJ the minimum standards of the law 

the Surf Hospital, Sea Me City, with 

weeks to those workers who are un-, If the latter decision Is made, emible 

to continue at their regular players and employes will find thai 

iccupatlons because of injuries or they may choose among several posllness 

not caused by their occupa- sible plans such as a private insur. / CHECK These Polnta for 

Ions. The "non-occupational" na-lanee company, a "self-insurer" ar. 

lire of disabilities for which benefits rangement, or a union or employes Comfortable Winter Living in Your Home 

¥111 be paid is the distinction be- association, 

ween this new form of "social st To finance the payment of bene 

* I' ' A - 

( V '!'",tW 

^r 

ive Close 

FviDe 

MMunlaoden 

• By One Point 

i -high school's Junior varsity 

it «ttia Is sHU undefeated. 

tit « , 

t' caine mighty dose fc> defeat 

"htWe Monday afternoon, 

w only, by a 7-0 margin 

» Junior Mslntenders 

P UtU» lUIders were a Happy 

h i e flnal'gun sounded. 

n eleven got the beat, 

ythg—.except the palate. 

t of the game was played In O.C. 

and had It not been for, 

e punting on the part of a 

i iuuned BUI RIchert. FI«as- 

have hud more than 

•••tit - 

 

the ball on the Ocean City 35, Joe 

Avis quick-kicked to the Salem 18. I 

On their first play they, hid a 

16-yard holding penalty called I 

•gainst them, putting the ball back 

0H then* 3. Halfback Bob Johnson. I 

deep In his end «one, punted badly 

to his 18. 

On the first play, Andy Jernee 

cracked the line to the 10, and Avis 

got a first down on the six. Bocco 

Morano reached the three. Avis 

cracked to the one, from where 

Jernee plunged over, -^^_^^_^__ 

Avis passed to Ford for the point 

and a 7-0 lead that remained' A f* Trims 

through half-time. " A. »-. 1 Tim* 

SECOND.HALF STAETS 

Walter Buckholtz made 

Football Tickets on 

Sale at These Stores 

Ticket* for all borne fames 

or ihe Ocean City ttlgh Schwl 

football team m»y be obtained 

at Uie loOowlUtT stores: 

SMntMft, «10 Asbury »v. 

ScMcn'*. 9th it and AJ- 

bnry »v. 

Ionian's, 1035 Bay av. 

MyatVs, Shore rd., Somera 

Point 

Crimson Tide, 12-0 

Ocean City's eame with Salem last 

west was easy enough whon the 

locals got started but it wasn't until 

the second half that the resortcrs 

started to move 

The ooathes warn that if they 

dnnt get going faster against 

Middle, they may be a little «ir- 

prlscd to flnd thenuidvej trailing 

The local line was far below par 

in the first half, but after the inter- 

mission they snapped out of It and 

got down to work 

its peak With a t. . , 

epidemic in Middle in September, Powerhouse Drive 

the school was forced to open late ' *-, • •% . . 

As a result, football practice also > C-JUTiea KeSOft EO 

was late, and the entire team was !?_„, \»/;_ 

tar behind its opponents | *-««*y W Ul 

STEADILY IMPROVING 

Now, however tlie tejm Iwi (In- 

ally caught up It has been Improv. 

Ing with every passing week after 

losing Its opener to Cape May 9-0 

On Friday night It held Wlldwood to 

a 0-0 tie Middle, with a break or 

two, could have uon that Eitme 1 

Court House has a season's record 

of two wins and two defeats and 

the tie It has lost to unbeaten 

Riverside. 31-0, and Cape May. and 

has beaten Pleasantville 13-6 and 

Mount Holly 09-0 

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HEATING SUPPLIES 

, MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES 

, LAUNDERALL HOME LAUNDRY 

Gaa and Electric Water Heaters 

Electric Waffle Irons, Cake 

i Mixers, and Sandwich Toasters 

Gas Ranges 

;: Cabinet Sinks 

P«ftro 

. Complete OSI Heating Units 

Open Friday and 

Saturday Evening! 

Frank J. Sannino 

700 ASBURY AVE. Phone 0444 

Salem 

TALESE 

Awesome power curried Fenton 

'arey s once beaten football forces 

to a one-sided \ictory over Salem. 

Saturday afternoon on the Recrea- 

tion Center Held Exploding in e\- 

eiy period except the flm. the 

mighty Raider'; notched their sixth 

triumph of the campaign, and their 

fifth in a row, tills time by a 28-0 

margin. 

The Red Raiders, itriking with 

cyclonic fury that made them a 

scaring threat from any point on 

the gridiron, buried the Raraj under 

an avalanche of four touchdowns, 

three in the second half 

FIRST PERIOD BLANK 

The nay It started, honr-icr one 

would never have known that the 

task of stopping the visitor!, was 

going to be so easy After the first 

period, the score was 0-0. and 

Charlie Thelsen's eleven was putting 

up a great fight At the Intermh- 

«lon. the Uareymcn were ahead onlv 

by 7 But UicRedniPn gnt rolling 

In the second half, and scored twice 

In the third and once in the 

period to make it possible for thr 

aoaches to play the subs The local 

mentors leaped at the opportunlti 

with relish 

They threw In everything but the 

water bucket and bench, and when 

Uie Anal gun Bounded 47 players had 

seen action for Ocean City in this 

lop-sided fray 

SCORE EARLY IN SECOND 

The first tally came along in the 

early stages of the second period. 

jflumMng 

MIGHELE PILEGGI J 

Ptornbing - Heating* 

SOMERS POINT—A red hot third 

^_^ _ nice quarter gau j the Atlantic Cit> Inlet 

runback"onSe kick-off ~aT the start Social and Athletic Club a 12-0 Wc- 

of the second half From his 10 he tory over the Somers Point Crimson 

enrried to the Salem 40 Jenice hit Tide in an Atlantic County League 

Wlce for a first down on the 30. tame Sunday at Bnclmrncli Park , 

and AUs added six more to the 24 I The Inlet Clubs tourhdowns were 

Jernee .igain got a first doivn on I made by LPC Kershuu and Prank 

the 18. Aib to the IS, Jernee again ! Kelly culminating lone drive; of 47 

to the 1». Jernee lo (he live, Avis and 40 yurds The Pointers made a 

istroni; bid to retaliate in the final 

period und used a pas-sing attack to 

reach th- '18-yard itripc before they 

to the three. Jemre to the one, 

and Avis for the score. Easy, 

wasn't It' 

Avis passed to Duckholtz for the, w e « halted 

point und tlie score was 14-0 Late Inlc * clnl) 

in the same ptrlod O C gained 15 I Ends—Levy, McCabc 

>aids oi an exchange of punts and 

had tlie oul on the Salem 45 Cains 

b\ Avis and Jernee made a fhst 

down on the 33 Avis then passed 

nicely to Joo Myers, who made a 

neat catch of the ball on the three 

Avis cracked to the one. then over 

for the tilli The point vm5 kicked 

through the uprights by Cuptaln 

Bill Ewlng and the score itood 21 0 

SECOND TEAM IN 

Miduaj In the final period with 

the second team sfelnc most »f the 

action Oet-nn Cltj had possession of 

the pigskin on the Snlem 35 Here 

Barry (Lnjacki McDermott tossed 

fine Jump pass to tddle Kcenan. 

uho miide a nice mtch and vicnt 

over for the fin.il score Kcenaii 

aLso klrkcd the puint tu make it 

28 0 Salpm threati-iicd to break Into 

the leortaB column in the late 

stages of the finale, when interfer- 

ence was called agninjt our locals on 

their 2S. Two off-tackle plays 

brought the ball to the li, but Ray 

Haley intercepted one of BUI Nlch- 

ol's passes, and that was that. 

The line-ups" 

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II. < 111' | (Mil , V (IHllIll 

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Builders Builders 

Professional Engineering Service 

ii Land Surveying + Consulting # SuperMslon 

if OtmlUng Engineering £ Qodse Planning 

EDWARD HOPKINSON 

603 BANK BUILDING Phones: 2883 - 0135 

Trucking 

HOUSE PAINTING 

1114 Central 

KXTUOIOP- 

LOCAL ExprewA Co. 

HAULING 

•t HO DBKriptlww 

WekTrofa 

Ml RlnMM A*. n. IM 

General Hauling : 

GRAVEL • JHJMP TRUCK 

FffiEWOOO FOB IAU; 

NICK TOREWflNO l 

Ut WKST AVENUE ; 

DRIVE CAREFULLY I 

'AND EVERY DAVI 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

INCOBTQIUTftD 

Phone 0. C, 0605 

Warehouse: 10th & West 

LOPAL ud MNO U.aTANOB 

MOVING and 

STORAGE 

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PHILADELPHIA 

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TRIPS DAILY 

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North Front Hlrwi 

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u plMie rim—Tell oihnt 

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731 Buy Avenue ' Phone 1171 

SHORT, and LONG MSTAifcJ;.. 

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Wm. D. Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS i 

Jobbing — Alterations — Roofing 


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Builders, Jobbers 

and Roof era 

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JOBBING 

BOBERT T. BRINQHUKST 

Ut Simpson Road 

Mione UM-IV BM.I rVUli SIM 

CARPENTER 

IQHNMS 

Robert Clayvill* 

B 1 " , 

Phone 1863.M v , 

Daniel F, Connor 

Builder 

Res. I 1919 Asbury An. 

Jobbing AlteraUona 

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A. W. J. Williams & Son 

BUILDER 

JOBBING 

ALXEBATlONS 

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AUendale Road 

Box 4^6 Marmots 

A. Gregory Ogden 

ARCHITECT 

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WALLACE 8OFFE 

H. C. Pontiere 

BUILDER 

833Wt*tAm Ph.1808 

H. J. MARTIN 


Roofing • Siding 

Jobbing 

413 OCEAN AVE, PHONE 0496-H 

POTTS' BROS. 

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Builders * 


Phone O. C. 2971 

ROOFING • • .SIDING 

BUILDER 

fieiMtftd 

LUKE C. TURNER 

EH ABBPBY AV. ft 1684-J 

F, C. Slacum 

BUILDER 

3312 Aibury Ave. 

Phone 1539 

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ARCHITECTS^ 

AIM Blraclorml Dolmlnf 

alA mid vnluaUon oi iroric cni- 

) OF In |>rnc tta 

•nil btnrprlnl^ mode. 

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IM BANK ntnLDCiO Hi. SIM 

Wnen yon build by the sot 

See FRANK HOWARD 

Registered 

and CONTRACTOB 

mttaet, ., ( 

FLOORS, 

LINOLEl 

COMPLETE FLOOR $1 

ASPHALT TILE — ROBBER 4 

RUSSELL Si 


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NEED A 

NEW R001 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either case — can Independent. W^Sre Ifce 

perience, the men, the materials and uieêq " 

to give you a perfect job on any roof. W* .- 

roofers for many years and;expect to ti^ftaM 

more- That's why an Indepe *' a " 

something. Pick a reliable* 

to re-roof for yon. 

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SHEET METAL WORK ' ^ 

INDEPENDENT 

CBEE8 OF CEBTA1N-TEEP EOOWWG tWUlttiutM* >< J 

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Rce ErttnutHi FoinlUied — N* : 

ROOFinCi 

SIDING 


Edmund C. Wishara 

24 Asbury Ave. Ph. 1237 

R00FII1C 

SHEET METAL 

GUTTEBS - 

CRAIGandWi 

Ph. 0916 9th> 

DRTVB Crtgsmli 

AND 

-•^mrfym 1 

'< 

jV I. L'f 

=1 

»•* 1 ***© */ 

•A 

- \

-- : — ^y 

Offered 

td that 

Protection 

(Owners 

I 'of mortgage- Insurance, a 

m of protection to home 

Ja now being offered by the 

•City Home Saving & Loan 

atlon. through the 98-year- 

'-"td States Life Insurance 

.Harvey w. Adams, secre- 

"*-, announced this wtefc. 

AC'S 

ODOfO RoftQ 

Somers Point 

for 

ets & Parties 

OPEN 4 P. M. DAILY 

,_. 2 P. M. SUNDAYS 

^CLOSED WEDNESfiAf 

Phone: S. P. 9S1 

GOOD FOOD ,,„,/ 

i< GOOD SERVICE 

DINNERS 

fit ? m *1.00 

« to 8 P. M. 

SUNDAY DINNER 

12 Noon Is 1 P. M. 

LUNCHEON 

12 to 2 P. M. 

BREAKFAST 

8 A. M. to 12 Noon 

PLYMOUTH 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave. 

LOUISA T. CORSON, Prop. 

^«owl»,TBlr.iMa«i-»atd that 

mortgage Iniurance It as logical w»d 

as important to carry qn a home M 

fire insurance.! in that It provides 

an even more : vital form of protect*- 

tton. t 

"It guarantees; 1 he said, "that the 

home will be handed down to de- 

oendents completely mortgage free 

if the mortgagor should fall to live, 

in which event the remaining bal- 

ance of the mortgage Is immediately 

paid up under the terms ol the 

policy" 

In adopting this plan offered by 

Ocean City Home Savings & Loan 

Association for'Its mortgagors, Mr, 

Adams feels that it Is an important 

Mcial force in the community. He 

added that mortgage Insurance has 

been the means of saving many 

thousands of homes, Thf payments 

that have been matte as a result of 

the death of mortgagors in elMring 

ip unpaid mortgage balances have 

enabled families to carry on with 

eonfldenee and ieeurity during such 

trying times. 

This practical form of mortgage 

jroteetlon, Mr, Adams pointed out, 

is issued to cover existing or new 

mortgages and the cost, spread over 

the period of the mortgage, is ex- 

iremely low. 

The United States Life Insurance 

Company, which issues the policies 

In cooperation with the Ocean City 

Home Savings ft Loan Association, 

Is the 10th oldest life insurance cam. 

be?n founSed V'lsaa ?"*if? 1 %?*"*,' Reclamation appropriations by the 

been founded in 188Q in the City of aoth Congress were BO per cent 

State To Care 

For Alcoholics 

Driscoll Signs Bill 

Setting Up Bureau 

The care and cure ol New Jersey 

alcoholics will be a responsibility of 

the Bureau of Alcoholism, according 

to a bill creating that body which 

has been signed by Oov. Alfred E. 

Driscoll 

The bureau takes the place of the 

State Commission of Alcoholism and 

Temperance, which wu aboliihed in 

the same bill, and will be a division 

of the State Department of Health. 

In signing the bill, the governor 

sold, "Our states generally have ne« 

gleeted responsibility In this Im- 

portant field of reclaiming human 

talent caught up by the disease of 

alcoholism. The principle of edu- 

cation and rehabilitation In this 

field il supported by people of widely 

divergent opinions on the subject of 

liquor itself. 

It seems clear to me that the 

state cannot with propriety expect 

to license the management, laie and 

distribution of alcoholic beverages 

without accepting the responsibility 

of facing up .to the problem attend* 

ant upon that llceniure." 

New York, 

Classified Adi Pay Swift Return* 

greater than eorresBondlng appro 

priatlons of any other Congress In 

our history. 

Better Driver A 

Needed to Cut Road Deaths 

Brains, Good Judgment as Essential to Safety 

as Physical Coordination, Records Indicate 

ir-SOMERS POINT-w 

NEW FALL POLICY 

PARTY NITES 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY 

Pete Miller's Orchestra 

Shuffleboards Sandwiches 

telephone 

FACTS about 

rural 

service in 

New Jersey 

New JeMej's telephone expansion program is moving ahead 

rapidly—with a full share of improvements going into rural areas. 

• In the past two yeals, the number 

of rural telephones has been in- 

creased from 38,100 to 52,000, a 

growth by 13%. More than two- 

thirds of all rural homes and busi- 

nesses have, telephones, 

O Two years ago, SS% of our 

rural subscribers were on lines 

with more than eight parties. New 

only 17%—and the number Is 

steadily decreasing. 

• All but two of the 139 exchanges 

f erring rural New Jersey now pro- 

vide modern dial or manual service 

—and those two art scheduled for 

replacement. 

• Today 95% of ill rural home* 

and businessei can have tele- 

phone servict without charges for 

highway or private property 

construction. 

• Thii year we haw placed 4,050 

poles... 2,100 miles of single wire 

aod 13,500 miles of wire in cable, 

maintaining the construction pace 

of the pait two years, 

Expansion and, improvement of rural sarvice is a prime objective 

of our statewide construction-program to provide more and better 

service for everyone. 

NIW JIRSIY BILL TELEPHONI COMPANY 

' I4L0MATM mimONI SlftVICI FOR A QMATIft NEW JIMIY. 

By HAROLD K. DANFOKD 

Supervisor or Education. National 

Conservation Bureau 

Tills 1$ the last of a series or 

10 articles on street and high- 

way safety, written by nation- 

ally recognized accident preven- 

tion specialists and published by 

The Sentinel-Ledger In the In- 

terests of greater traffic safety, 

"III ihow him who has the rich! 

of way!" Til MM that slow-poke 

K Its tin last thing I dot" 

Those are "famous last words" of 

the highway—short cuts to Injury 

and death. They are symptoms of 

bad driving attitudes which have 

their root? in other Games. 

Often they stem from frustration, 

Irritation, emotional upsets—a call- 

ing-down by the boss, a quarrel with 

the wife or husband, a business deal 

gone wrong—or a thousand and one 

other things which have little to do 

with the motorist's immediate driv- 

ing problem, 

CAUSE OF TRAGEDY 

Human nature? Maybe, but if 

there is a single underlying factor 

to bltme for the vast majority of our 

highway deaths and Injuries, nafety 

specialists believe It is a faulty 

driving attitude on the part of 

motorists. 

Traffic records gathered over a 

Tertod of many years show that 

driver violations of unsafe practices 

contributed to 84 per cent of all 

accidents. Of these, excessive speed, 

Intoxication and driving on the 

wrong side of the road continue to 

be named as the three leading 

causes, accounting for 40 per cent 

But they are only the final physical 

causes observed by witnesses of the 

accidents, the last link in a chain 

of events which probably began 

with an emotional upset the driver 

was unable to forget when he got 

behind the wheel; or, even farther 

hack, with a basically wrong outlook 

on the privileges and responsibilities 

of driving a car, 

DRIVING PHYSICAL 

AND MENTAL 

Driving a car is a combination ol 

two types of actions. The first are 

automatic acts, such as shifting 

- -v-a 

^ 

•*-»* 

1 wujceia wa« partially retarded by Its City. 

• unpttparcdness, mainly due to — 

Joquhty resorta and other groups faffl* 

to* to record with us early In the 

«eM0n whether they planned hiring 

a ootnmerelal spmyer or the County 

"This no doubt was partly due to 

the lateness of the report Irom the 

committee that was studying an antldiAted 

county-wide airplane pest 

control project, but reported that 

Mfrtlor IM would be too targe, 

Th« lateness of this decision prevented 

the proper formulation of 

control-plans. ; •- 

B«»MPMENt ADDED 

"TOi Commission wns WhOMed by 

XlrffaUare to learn which, towns 

wj*i MWMMJW .iprayliif from us, 

V June 1; me learned another 

sprayer and truck would have to be 

added to our equipment to, take §are 

of the complaints «ntt feouesti. Oh 

Jujif 44,mew tRHkWdabwniiM 

'ft report alioiijtdi 

"The Commlsalon feds It was let 

dowi br,««»! tof the county resortj 

In their fiUJUM to maintain 

SS-;r'rt&,;' r -- safeguard them from pest breeding. 

"SoMe raorU withi th 

iiWi eflWl ftp 

State Allocates 

$26,810 to County 

T 

For Roads, Bridges 

• Appropriation of $0,165,000 from 

of Qhosen RreehoMtrs-in the 21 

programs duriHf the Star ltu h 

Highway Ownmlisionef Speneer MO. 

teff • v'!•; "' 

dmwn up by a special ataesEthg 

P45 PEB TOOT HIGHER ' 

,. One pMperty ownei-said He hid 

»«;, wlMHMu (he flnu flfiw for 

pwlnt atone Is il,li, ' 

asseaniint baard, promiKd to to- 

«Wi«itato iitato byievtmlptK b 

sons that th«y were belnf charged 

in euite they didn't get oT^? 

need. • 

_Oni or thisi . 

,,8*. like lurkoy, tool 

• 8 e c a u s e^' ilgiiitSht 

Ww. enjoys * ; aay 

;%gglvliif %klvli ^l ^lai«

alderatlon for others, and to Impress Mr. Champion's favorite hymn, I 

the Importance of punctuality. "In the Garden", alas at hlsownL. _ " « ," * 

KINDERGARTEN IMPORTANT IPJ" 1 *''** SlH? 11 m *"* «*•* WCW BU» SerViCe 

radla.awiirded| turning In fake alarms. I u, „.«,«„ .« .u»>uai » »,. ., i 

IpMlp rejW, ^Sld ttelaw to Btrtid to pre-i wttTthif Isojirt if 1SrtS«T firm we *"' m ««Uttt drainage of our| train sarviee. 

.. ... ^Wagtail fal»iBj»ms that have «aUed th§ edge tor gje'iel^ ârTahtTi' **>

.,^tc§mi &m ^» a«p«to«nt rfcenfly. 1 At present An identtaa program i§ taring fol- OTHH.D CITY'S PRINCIPLE8 bin lerviet. TO« aU-*tater pro- 

S^SS*^- 1 ^ 1 ^ • »*jW |h»fgt Hat can bemadt low^d tor aJl tour ktaoergartan The prejldent of tlu«*Oeesn Oity «»» # Wtr^ya und[ma ta 

liWSS* •*"*•¥ , MBtoit offenders is disorderly eon- elasies, two in eaeh school building. Tabernacle AsiQelatlon, who had dlseontinurf II patronage it too 

ijrtBfJttd" flWti;»«mm Juet TOtal enrollment at present is W been aweia^d with Mr, Champion W* 

•S^^wtt^^^rt -Zrat matter was twtewS to Bo- emmn, item young manhood here in tht " • > - ' * " ^ ^ ^ 

^«5ft^« ftita« ««« Urttpr John a. BMweU. Mr. Thayer «W that he will he IWOs, lauded his efforts whUe In 

ii|W« «^ ^^# »«§ .•• \ glad to dlseua the Undergitten offlat to "lmplinient and ninintaln T ~. ^ î-_ _ _ » , 

i^^^K* ^ AdaBBS Acooires Store f^ ta .**«U wl* «? P»»nto the prmelples upon wMeh this eom- Dl\ A C V DB 

htbf the Moon", ant go,^H Adams ex-Ooast Quardsi Intewstta In learning Just how munitjr has. grown and prospertd". Kl I A>% I 111 1 I* JBUci of the HMMO* Coon 

• lilts of Naur Jerw rtull (hlnk 

iM

X 

It 

6to » & h p 

ce Day and the men forever. 

to tte te«a,MilBn iaa yeteiuii .ft. 

Hitn Rw, M chaplain of ,tht 

tmns raised the three flats In the 

i, rlk-llt an tb 

••il for lit. 

rtrl» 

mint and tile World War n honor »"" 

siti Rurirftht 

roili • ' ' Rev, Joseph J, BMnaan, of St. for !"('. PrlMU »i 

almost ;TM ma m. Rev, Oeorfs Hsebtr, pastor of the Auntttlne'i «, O, Church, pro- 

^S'-.',ii^-,'tW«--l»; a 

kfifi SfiS Central av. 

eirst Presbyterian Church, opened nounced the benediction. 

_#toiMt«i In that more rg people 

JALE = i-tnm\l¥ ho: 

Soclsl # t Security o l Act. iht 

til! lint u liter h 

flprwri of the figures shows 

[Wtai»tely one-tlilr^ of the 

f O»pe May County. The 

JniWe payments to retired 

i»;a«SfiMtiw(i:««k 

overv young 

^retired iff deceased werk- 

Ipwe a«e 65 or over of In- 

;«Btl «g«d dependent 

U.S. Economy In $54,000 For 

Sight Mast! Crash Victim 

Hopes Pinned on 

Hoove.- Mission 

Woman Settle? 

in Damage Suit 

By New Jersey Taxpayers' Asm. Mra, Florence W, Worstall, 8S, of 

American taxpayers, who now are Philadelphia, who wa» crippled in 

BH«*»,^, «,. iK l0 * fBM to *n«nce the lush and will receive IS4.0M in ietUenieBt of 

îlîWrimts, _HI§ Meat ever-inoreasinf expansion of thi a $410,000 damage suit brought in 

rj«ip!»ln»a._ »• WWW, !:gmbmiai. Furnished, 

- - »15,006 

hith, BewtUglfe and completely fumtatojML 

it, l-im? »MBgt, Wttdld jsear arsuftd hfane. 

• - • *19,000 

gumn. Hot water gaa 

lpgip HOUSE -- $19,000 

jJtosrtit OBM to bmdh, BsMptwiairy wtU iianiih|fl 

E. Comer 8lh Street and Wctley Avenue 

mm HAD 

Computs Sicbans no luiuHÂ ; 

mm^:ns irom the audience. -, 

Another speaker was Dr, Doris #VMated by R, R, 

tfifr.'Mhool dsntot, who ouUined m Track Removal 

intal to>rk in the school* 

SOMERS POINT—An ordinance 

B °a«» M «t« Here 

Uentg there, . ' " SOMraS POINT—The eMBatlve 

BEMESIBEB VErrftawS' * BOKO of the Atlantie Oounftp His- 

ORMuSf VEIBBANS Historical SMirty 

B M 

» H y 

WHoal Bociety met recently it theParade 

Staged 

OKFIUMS losai ajuseum on Shore rtJ,' 

A contribution wai sent to the Mrs, Charles Blato, of Pleasant- Arranged By 

National Home Foundation at Eaten vUIe, presided. The tat volume of Point Soci«I Cub 

topitli, Mich,, to be used tor OhriJt- U>e year book, containing a list of BOii^ POINT — The 

A donation wa 

Bmaxr m Trinity- • 

Elects Of fleers Chapman with a new blue and foldlraasses for aU ages*" ' Vi i . • 11 

. m.—The Service. Special) i 

Gold Star I music by t*6 choir, -Seelcf e the | 

lirr Scouts And 

rOWIlieS IjlleStS 

Bhsre rt., which has bee; 

^^.wS^ TO «* V » WiTmS PA.TY 

OouncU voted to tramfer |4,«8J4 p* »ett meeting of the Auxiliary 

from one Wpoprlation to another wU1 be 0» December B, at dty-baU. 

m order to p«y late-yesr bUta, It was decided to diipense with 

Charles imith reported that offl- l he second meeting in December. 

cer ! °' "^ two ^ oompanies had iMMend there wUl be a Ohrtatmaj 

"let and requested council for MO i P» r 'y »* ' h e home of Mrs. Rachel 

'•*' °' °iw nne hose. Prices from Y °un(, 

• ttlfM su Wi'«« sl «ady have been blowing the meeting, the group 

obtained. The matter Wai laid over adjourned to the home of Miss Anne 

tee to orsaniie a junior drum and 

the ben«fUction, The national an- L—«,iiehetical eteia. 

_ ~—•_ With gaBors from the Naval Bate teafui mseMnf to the 

;?• '*i *:* 

Jr. Drum and Susie ? e 1" g m a °* w guar * the mm» y°ung t*em wacome. 

« . B r* • toelud »4 freaps represtntinf the wiflBMdtf, Noranhw 

Corps to Be Formed *ew ciub, Amiricaii figioii. ^SS2£iS^Si sfc*,-*'"-^* 

pMduiiri S tt# C ^ 

« « - * - * * • • • • 

SOMERS POINT—The Binawik 

lull, fwWeh aponiori the iomeri UntU after January 1 " " " Spite, where refreshmtnts were 

oint OM fleout Troop No, M and Tan OoUeetor ferry Smith eon- served. 

le Brflwnie Troop, gave both groups ducted a sale of two tracts of city- ' _ _ ' 

, turkey dinner n{ Art's to com. owned property. Another plot will 

lemomtt Olrl Scout Weei, 

SO Hams, Charles Hurdle and Andrew rUD|lC Card Party BETHANT HBTHODIST ' 

BurnnB-. They wUl obtain infonna- BOMEBB POiNT — HaMKIOT a B*vlZL SILM^. r** 

tion from other veteran organic- pubUo c«d party and luni&n « "ii "S.S.^S 52 

tlong betore proceeding, Tuesday afternoon, Novtmbm », -fj, 'LSCff'SK 8 

-^— were discussed By the Altar and ^^ lupBmwnwt 

»OBIT¥ TO OO TO 

be gold at auction Decerflhir 10 i PHILADELPHIA. SATIIKJIAY 

Building iMDectr Willi Wrth I " ; 

« the home of hit son, Marcus Arm- 

Brownies were Joyce Baldt, in, " ~" """ "*" »««"«"eorgtoi 

Blake, Kathleen Roberta, # He was a retired carpenter who 

town. 

y at 88 SSJ° rM « v *B >«>W ite annual 

will mset Monday night! DurinB 

th i i 

party for members with anniver- 

my-1 A. C. TO ENTERTAIN 

ft'^'a guest, ôuii, i - 

The meeting Tuesday night next 

ro« Township School Board. 

ells, Fatty Shaffer, Martha Ror- *us and Fremont William Arm. 

9. • 

strong, of Oamdin; a brother, 

— 

Isaic Armstrong. Glissboro: a sister, 

lisa Conover to Be MB, Amanda BnuBn, iicUervUle, roint Personals 

nine gmndchildren, and three great- 

larried on Saturday grandchildren. 

SOMERS POINT—The Marriage Funeral services were conducted 

I Jflp Jeanne Oonoveri daughftr, this morning at the Mlddletown 

f Mft and Mrs, Robert Oonover, 11'RirtirH 

Home.'Wth inlerftunt in 

the t the football fontb.U playerg player* at at a party party Mon- Mon- ^ u fc^ 

^ ^ ^ j ^ 

-—'• "'"' ••- ' ••-- • - -"-"" gay day iwl,Wg evening ln in th6 the vollmteir volunteer j,, Bi* a m sfl0OT1F1AN ÂT8 Bread Fran Umtti 1 , - 

,. houge. Pictures ot last yiar's and TO -^^ j , . n m «•» p. B^-foimi F^le'i 

this yoar's lames wUl be shown. WII/IDOIS ' inf. ' 

. ' • SQMpW ropJT—Bans tor earn- IM o. m,—Service. TODIC 

TO UNDBBOO OPBBATION i«B badgta were discussed by m«ta- Call W^rataBi". -** 

SOMraa POINT—Everett BUsk- bora of aw Seout Troop JS at • tVtdmaUyi 

lnBS - 

10 a. m.—Bunrtoy School. 

, or W, New Jersey av., is in a meeting In the Dawn av. school f;go n, m,—Cottage prayer 

k l h » Mrthfli Vi~ " Tuesday afternoo witH M* M (».,*«, h ^ T J ? ^ 

Card Olub at heripi^j j 

Evans 1st st and Oon» 

o r B 

Mr. and Mrs^ toek Oerety, Jr., 

Id qn Saturday, at 1:80 n.m;, in °» We Palestine Ohureh, offleiated. . . . at he* home 6SS Ut st MnJoseoh 

AM* tutfieran Church, with the . —7 Mr.. uid Mrs. Prank Naidle, ol IWety heff u>h^ honorf G bridge 

astor, E*». Robert Z. Wuchter, of. LefflOll AuXlliafV Camaen, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Julia Steciman In Blnoehlc 

elating. He wul be aastated'by **«|i UI1 auxiliary Mbtft I-nlbapd# arovetoBfj mi ^ t , ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ 

M. A. S. Ketdwell; ol PhUadel- to Have Dance Sunny avs, . 7 nn 1 " werc '^W. 

Ua.- SOMERS POINT-The Auxiliary „ _„ 

llowing the wedding, there will be Dance tomorrow night (Friday) in Turovuie, N. J., and visited Mr. and £3111 Anniversary 

reception for members of the im- the Daws av. tchool gymnasium Mrs. Matthew Brttsko on Bunday. The Oape May Oouniy Amerlfain 

ledlate families a,t Art's Restaurant, D»nclni will be from a p, m. to 

^ — midnight to the music of Jimmy 

„ j ,* * * _- Legion Band will celebrate Its 2Bth 

Mm Alexander Ssburn has re- Mawhall'i orchestra. There will be 

Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver re- anniversary as an active musical or- 

umed ffon a visit to Syracuse, novrtty and door prizes. Miss Doris 

cently visited their'son, Townaend, ganiaation on Thursday December 

at Fort Dix. ji it WM announced this week by 

f. Y. Pritsoh is ctolrnuin of the commit- 

•. • • . tee In charge, DisLgted by Mrs. 

,» J », * L. ' -,. Director Vhicent Bvangelista. 

Menu for 

Dlnhcr Served from 12:00to 8:00 

Ruri Cccktail 

TOnato Juice 

Boast Stuffed Turkey 

TOtJi GMitosny SaiW 

Prime Rita of Beef 

Virginia Baked Ham 

\ Seafood Platter 

Whipped Potato 

(Mem fem 

•enswtssh 

: :$f& Blaw j 

Sptoed WatwBflon 

ST., and Mn. Ruth Turner, Tickets 

are btinf sold by ail members. 

HOSPITAL NORSES TO 

HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY 

S0MIR8 POINT — The Nurses' 

Association of Shore Memorial Hospltal 

will have a Ohristmas party 

December 21, at the nurses' home 

on Shore rd., It was iniiounced at 

the meeting Tuesday night, which 

was attended by 20 nurses. 

Mrs, Mildred Ditty and Mrs. Hjie 

CastaJdl were hostelses. 

A special award wa» won by 

Joseph Longon, of Ocean City, 

Mr. and Mm, Ralph Thomas and 

son, of Harbor Lane, have gone to 

Miami, Wi., for the winter. 

808 Short Ro^ 

Somtn Point 

Mmi, Accommodations 

# 

1W1 

m Banquets & Parti 

OPEN 4 P, M, DAILY 

. 2 P, M. SUNDAT8 „ 

, CLOSED WBDNBiDAY 

" I Phone: 8. P. 951 

Mr. and Mrs Francis Champion At a rehearsal here Thursday 

1 9Fifi Erin. fiaiFin riinni SiiF«flfii> ni iî_i »^ î «==Jtî= *^ • i. 

Fort Diji visiting their son, Joseph. I proved plans for a dinner and en- 

" * ' tertainnient for themselves and 

Mrs. Alice Coulter, of Bigtaee av,, their wjves. The place has not yet 

entertained her son. in-law and been decided, 

daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Charles The band will have its annual 

Clark, of Bridgeton, on Tuesday. election of officers tonight at The 

— ~ • Bentmel.ledger building. 

Four hundred and eighty conver.) • — _— 

rations can be sent over one tele- Benjamin Franklin founded the 

phone circuit at one time. ' Saturday Evening Post, 

Johnson's Tea Room 

Full Course Turkey Dinners - $1.25 

119 Shore Road Phone 659 Somen Point 

SfrTim Full CsirM Tilrkrj I)inn,r—Thiillk.llvlB, . fl.gll 

Srriln, Solnrd.J ud Hoililor Hnldriln, Onlj — thick rot Fit 

SERVING A SPECIAL FULL COURSE 

WISSOW'S 

RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL BAR 

SOMERS POINT, N, J. 

OPEN THANKSGIVING D^Y 

Friday - Saturday - Sunday 

234 Shore Road Plume 8. P. 913 

GREGORY 

800 Shorg Road - Somers Potat 

Hotel » «^r - |tM|WW*ttt p^ 

.»-TELEVISION IS HERE 

COLLEGE STUDENTS HOME J£J »ffi 

BOMEM POINT _ M^ N w w ft^ffW 

smith, a stutoit at State Ttaehprs' oi»t Thaali 1 

7:30 p. m.—Oommunlty 

ying iKWi?, Hit 

Conege, Trenton, and Otorte Bmt^l, ^^^^ 

atcapig 

f Roast Young "IfeTOl 

p/ m. — Evening Service. I Grilled Lamb Chop*; 

been residing to English creek, - I 

moved Into her m>w home on New AJomo Atkinson. OS 1st rt, left i 

Jeney av, during the post week. last week for Florida. *> 

We Are Going 

to the 

OF SOMERS POINT 

DINNEB3 - . 

î 

f,. 

v«*»* -

\ 

M 

1 ' ^ * 

taroarrAt 

flyn, Friday 

limy Kaye Now 

tithe Strand 

of the screen's outstanding 

Us, Including Hedy Lemur, 

*; Cummings, Dick Powell, 

Clreer, Robert Young, Maureen 

* and Danny Kaye, will be 

a Jn new film fare offend by 

JX, Moorlyn and Strand Theatres 

«r the coming week. 

ITBAHD 

Mdaj, Tomorrow and Saturday 

* High powered blending of music, 

'ptnncdy* and drama distinguishes the 

euirent .Samuel Goldwyn produc- 

tion, "A Song Is Born", which again 

brings as' headllners the popular 

team of Danny Kaye and Virginia 

Iwyor. along with comedian Hugh 

|ierb#rt -and a roster of musical 

•reats. 

Z(iiti accolade for jazz, the film Is 

Inr Technicolor and provides a. dram- 

atization of the genius of modern 

composers and performers on the 

popular side, along With their great- 

est hits. Among the glanU of Juz/. 

W UW e*st •' Mft Benny Ooddman; 

Tommy Dorsey. Louis .Armstrong 

and Charlie Bamet. 

MOORLYN 

Timlfht 

Victor Mature and Richard Conte 

are Co-starred In "Cry of the City", 

an exciting drama of a New York 

gangster and the people whose lives 

he affects. 

Tomorrow and Saturday 

Audiences ire promised plenty of 

laughs from ''Let's Live a Little", 

a comedy.starring Hedy Laffiarr and 

Robert Cummings, which concerns 

the romantic affairs of an adver- 

tising agency executive. Cummings 

also is one of the producers of this 

(Urn, the first independent effort by 

United California Productions. 

Comedy situations occur so fre- 

quently that viewers barely have 

time to recover from one to an- 

other. The supporting cast in- 

cludes Anne Bten, Richard Bhayne, 

Mary Treen and Harry Antrim. 


Station West", starring Dick 

Powell and Jane Grcer, offers a 

realistic conflict between an Army 

investigator and outlaws sponsored 

by an alluring gambling queen at a 

wild western post in the iBBO's. 

Powell has a hard-bitten hero role 

while Miss Greer is the exotic wo- 

man on the other side of the law, 

but not without sympathetic qual- 

ities. Featured in support is Burl I 

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IBM 

Displayed 

SEASIDE 

COMERS POINT THEATRE —Phone Somera Pt. 698 

4 

« DOII11K IKATIHK £ 

LAl'KKL Ud 1IAHDV In 

"BOHEMIAN GIRL" 

ASK . . IH1WK1IV BOVS In 

"BOWERY BUCKEROOS" 

M SATI III.AY. NOVRMUKil 10 - so — 

PAlLETtB UODUAIID . Mu./)1INAII> r.4KKT 

"HAZARD" 

SrSDAV Md MONDAY. NOVKMlltll 31 - «— 

' ilSAS PKTEM Hi Al.FXASDKII KSOX in 

"SIGN OF THE RAM" 

WKDNKSDAV und TIILICMDAY. NOVKMIIKIi U-tr.— 

"LUXURY 

With JANK rillVKLI. Md GKOROK MIKNT 

FRIDAY IN BATIKKAV. NO\T.MHKH »« - 87 _ 

"EASTER PARADE" 

With HtKD AHTAIHK IU.J .11DV GAItLAM) 

DANNY KAYE, versatile comedian of stofe and screen, co-stars 

with Virginia Mayo In Ihe musical comedy, "A Sons Is Horn", in Tech- 

nicolor, the attraction at The Strand from today through Saturday. 

In support are Benny Goodman, Tammy Dim)-, l*uls Armstronc. 

Charlie Bamet. Lionel Hampton and Mel Powell, pdu Hugli Ilerhcrt. 

IVis, iist^d Arnorican folk iiorig 

singer and composer, in a drftinatic 

part with vocalizations. 

The convulsing eornedy "Bitting 

Pretty", featuring Clifton Webb as 

a male baby sitter and Maureen 

O'Hara and Robert Young as thp 

parents of three obstreperous off- 

spring, returns to the resort for a 

predicted new laufh riot. 

This film uses one of today's most 

timely and entertaining subjects, 

the problem of the baby siitcr, with 

situations not familiar to every 

young couple, The suave Webb had 

previously won acclaim in "Laura" 

ajid "The Razor's Edge", 

THE BEIT SERVANT 

"Why is it that the fussiest 

women can hold en to the best of 

servants?" aslted the lady of the 

house of her cook in a moment of 

confidence, 

'Ah, there ytiii gc with your com- 

pliments again, ma'am," replied the 

pleased cook, "but I'm sure I don't 

know," 

I R C L El 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic arete, Somera Point, N.J.j 

NO MTXCBY TAX IN SOMBBS POINT 

Lost semethUif? Try a olamined, 

Choice Imported and Domestic Wines 

for Your Thanksgiving Feast 

Open Thanksgiving Day 

IKOUB - BRANDIES - COBDIALg • WINES - ICE COLD : 

Stores Co. 

61111 725 Asbury 


Wholesale-Retail Open All Year M 

Dally 9 a.m. to 6 pjn. — Friday 9 a.m. to B p.m. 

E DELIVERY ANYWHERE ON TIIE ISLAND 

CUBE STEAKS i 89c 

Cross Cut ROAST '79c 

GROUND BEEF 49c 

Meaty SHORT (WPS "39c 

INDIAN MIVKR — Florid*'* riant 

!E ORANGES 29c 

Has 

Winesap Apples 3 » 29c 

Hess Grapefruit 3 for 29c 

Oean SPINACH 3 l 29 

OF KBESH VEGETABLES 

wad Frozen Foods 

Thanksgiving Day 

Dinner 

Served fram 1 to 8 pjm. 

Fruit Cup 

ROAST TURKEY 

Filling- Cranberry Sauce 

Giblet Gravy 

Candied Sweet Potatoes 

Peas or Corn 

Whipped White Potatoes 

Rolls - Coffee 

Pie or Ice Cream 

— OR — 

Roast B§ef or 

Baked Virginia Ham 11.40 

Shafto's 

RESTAURANT 

1249 Asbury Aye 

Breakfast 8 lu I 

Abbotts Ice Great, 

Woodbine to Have 

Better Lighting 

Woodbine has nrtanged with the 

South Jersey Power and Light Co, 

for a four-year program of street 

lighting improvements. Mayor Jo» 

Feph Lpvenson reported to borough 

council. 

The program will follow recom- 

mendations recently made by an 

engineer of the General Electric Co., 

who made a survey of existing faeil. 

Hies, Existing 100-watt street lamps 

will be replaced hy 260-watt lights, 

and additional ones \flll be Installed, 

Sea Isle Completes 

Re-Assessment 

Re-assessrnent of all property in 

Sea Isle City for tax purposes has 

now been completed by a commii- 

iee of three citizens appointed hy 

the city npmrni.ssion. 

Assessor P, Harold Hutton said 

that, no great changes were made in 

the total valuation, which is only 

130,000 higher than before the sur- 

vey. Main purpose WHS to correct 

inequities. 

THANKFUL 

Asked what he thought of the 

two candidates for the election, an 

enlightened voter replied: "Well, 

when I look at them, I'm thankful 

only one of them can be elected," 

Macte By County 

Red Cross Workers 

Garments recently made by oc- 

tlvo workers In Ocean City, Middle 

Township and Dennis Township 

were displayed to the executive com- 

mittee of the Cape May County 

Chapter, American R«d Cross, at 

the monthly meeting lii Court 

House. Tuesday alternoon. 

Plnns were made for production, 

room articles to be displayed In key 

:orniiiunltlc,s of the county to ,'itho- 

ulute Interest in Red Cross work 

now being done for huspital patiehu. 

KNITTING WOOL AltltlVES 

Mrs. Thomas Hurnm. r chapter pro- 

duction chairman, reported the ar- 

Ival or a new quuntlty of wool to 

be knitted Into garments. 

Miss Lila Oandy, reported progress 

on accumulating equipment to be 

used In a home nursing course to be 

offered by the chapter. 

Chapter Chairman Edward F, 

Jefferson reported that three others 

and himself attended a disaster 

eonlerence of the coastal counties 

in Atlantic City. 

LAUNCH MEMBER DRIVE 

The annual campaign for Junior 

Red Cross membership was launched 

last week at a dinner meeting in 

the old court house building, at. 

tended by Red Cross officials, teach- 

era and unit sponsors. Schools of 

seven communities were represented. 

Miss Mary Hoffman, Junior Red 

Cross field representative of the 

North Atlantic Area, urged the 

establishment of a council in each 

ichool, composed of pupils with a 

teacher sponsor. 

DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

ON THE BAY at JOlh ST. 

RIQHT FROM THE IEA 

WEAKFISH 

BUTTER FISH 

KINGFSIH 

FLOUNDERS 

FILET FLOUNDER 

SEA BASS 

CLAMS 

Ml Kinds of Fresh Bait 

Phone 8S89 » 

Cape Taxpayers 

To Probe Records 

Given Court Permit 

as Hand Protests 

The Cape May Taxpayers' Asso- 

ciation was given permission Mon- 

day to examine the public records 

of the city, by Superior Court 

Judge Prank T, Lloyd, Jr. 

Tho Association to have two of 

Its members assist Edwin Brown, of 

Trenton, a municipal accountant, in 

examining the books for the purpose 

of trying to find ways of reducing 

taxes, 

Louis Leduc, attorney for the tax- 

payers, told the court that the re- 

quen did not allege fraud or dis. 

honesty and was only in the inter., 

est of promoting efficiency and 

economy in city 'government. "Mo' 

broad inquisition is proposed," he; 

added. | 

Rep, T, Millet Hand, solicitor for' 

the city commission, opposed the 

request on the contention that the 

Association had no "Inherent right' 

to check the records, based on law". : 

He contended that taxpayers have ' 

a rlsht to demand a referendum or 

recall election If their city govern. 

, ment is not satisfactory, but that 

| no such right is given for investiga. 

I lion without any showing of un> 

' lawful expenditiu'es. 

Hand said he would recommend 

that the city commission appeal 

Judge Lloyd's ruling to the Appel- 

late Division of Superior Court, 

W» J* Empppyew 

" ,Nitr Jersey employerg are no 

longer required to fill out a Com- 

plicated monthly reporting form 

formerly used by the Unemployment 

Compensation Commission to obtain 

statistics for transmltta] to the Fed. 

era! Government. 

In making the announcement. 

Executive' Director Hoffman said 

that this form, known as the ES- 

370 report, was used to develop sta- 

tistics of employment levels and 

manpower needs. It had been de- 

veloped by the Federal authorities 

while the Employment Service was 

under the jurisdiction or the War 

Manpower Commission. 

It was pointed out that employ- 

ers flU over the country had ob. 

jected. to the reporting form and 

that they had said they would wel- 

come any change toward simplifica- 

tion in supplying employment sta- 

tiitles. 

N. j. Utilities 

In Convention 

To Meet Friday 

at Seaview 

The New Jersey Utilities Associa- 

tion, which comprises all types of 

utilities in New Jersey, will hold 

Its 3Srd Annual Convention at Sea. 

view Country Olub tomorrow (Pr|. 

day P. The theme for this year's 

meeting will be "Enploye and Com- 

munity Relations", 

S, B, Hays, of Newark, Informa- 

tion manager, New Jersey Hell Tele- 

phone Company, will discuss "fin- 

pibye and Public Information". 

Harry G. Waltner, Jr., Standard Oil 

Company of New Jersey, will speak 

on the "New Jersey Temporary Dis. 

ability Benefit Law", There also 

will be a presentation by General 

Bleetric Company on "Employe, 

Community, and Union ^Relations", 

The annual dinner speaker will 

be Wheeler MeMlllen, editor in 

chief of the Farm Journal, whose 

subject will he "New Jersey's En- 

richment", 

Howard H, Melvin, executive vice 

president of the Mlllvllle Utilities 

Company, will preside, Edwin H, 

Werner, president of the Jersey 

Central Power and Light Company, 

of Asbury Park, is In charge of the 

program. 

New officers will be elected at the 

annual meeting on Saturday, 

MAT. SAT; 2130 EVE. SHOWS START 7;^1 

THUR, • SAT., NOV. 18 . 20 

DANNY'S LATEST IS HIS GREATEST [ 

It's Danny Kaye, ^ 

himself, at his madcap '; 

best with the hottest 

men in music, beating 

out that rhythm with 'iml 

VANNY VIRGim 

UYE MAl 

ASONCMBORN 

TECHNICOLOR 

Cancer is not confined to the aged 

Only half of those who died of this 

disease last year were over 65 years 

of age. 

THE LIFE SAVER 

Halley: "What are you plunging 

back into the water for? You j\m 

swam ashore," 

O'Malley; "Shure, Oi had to save 

meself first. Now OI'm going Back 

to save Moike," 

MYWOOD PRESS 

DISTINCTIVE 

PRINTERS 


Fred B. Woodruff I-hont 1410 

STATIONERY 


Order Your 

PERSONALIZED 


NOW! 

50 for 11,00 and up 

With NiifSp Imprinted 

BALL POINT and 

FOUNTAIN PINS 

ATTENTION, HUNTERS!/ 

Special Prices on 

LOADED SHELLS AND GUNS 

20 Gauge Shells, $1,75 P mr "» ox • 

16 Gauge Shells. $1,75 per box 

12 Gauge Regular Shot. $1,85 per box 

12 Gauge Buck Shot $2,25 P«r box 

Harrington & Richardson 

Single Barrel Shot Guns, $19 50 ea. 

12 - IS • 20 and 410 Oaufe *w.ww 

Read Hardware and Paint Co..'inc. 


Opposite City Hall Phone 0001 

HAZELTON COMBINATION 

STORM and SCREEN WINDOWS 

Instant Change-Over — Raluccs FueJ Bill 

UMreture and Estimates on Request 

LOUIS TACCARINO 

HEATING 

616 Wfst Avenue 

PLUMBING 

Phone 0450 

OCEAN CITY TAILOR SHOP 


Dry Cleaning f Fine Tailoring 

Pressing _.j _ Altering 

Storage "I ~~ Terrier" 

1035 

JOSEPH TALESE - ..CV8TOM, TAILOR 

-A HUGH HERBERT* 

IINNY GOODMAN • TOMMY DORSEY • LOUIS ARMST10W 

c " t '" 1 " CHARLIE BARNIT • UOHiL HAMPTON • MEL POWfll 

BUCK 1 BUBBLES . THE GOLDEN SAT! QUAK7EI 

IHI MOI CAVANAUOM t«IO . IUSSO AND THI SAM1A KIN0I 

liiesssd by BtO BAPIO WCTUMS, int 

TAI.KIMi MUii'll;* IS "|-'KHK HSTHili'llilii:" 

MAT. SAT., 2:30 EVE. SHOWS START 7:15 

FBI. and SAI.. NOV. Ifl . 20 

PARTY 

Saturday, November 27 — 9 to 1 

JACK'S GROVE 

Maya Landing Road, Somers Point 

Dancing - Entertainment - Refreshments 

Door Prizes 



9th St. and Asbury Avenue Phone 1839 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

The Finest Quality of the Best Drugs 

Are Always Used 

— AuUuriiid Agent — 

Minit Curl $1.25 

(Plus Tax) 

Gives Soft, Lovelr Naltmil. 

looking Curl, and Waves in 

Minutes! 

(Capsule IW) 

SCHfCK SPECIAL 

Shick .Razor and Six oat 

Stroned Blades ....' QQ 

Arden — Old Spice 

DuBarry — Cotf 

Max Factor 

Thanksgiving Day- 

Hours: 

6 to 9 P, M. Only 

At Mr Trade Prieea — 

Nf Lower Prices Anywhere 

0394 

Weekday* B H.H. to 10 PJH.I 

No Sond»7 Bale* 

84th STREET — JUST OVER THE BRIDGE 

A < \IKI>1 TIlAT'-i I A«T, I'lillill 'S ANI1 Fl SXV • ! 

HEDY ROBERT 

LAMARR CUMMINGS 

ANNA STEN 

"Let's Live a Little" 

— Anil!*)!! ^^ 

",\siKitii',i's xmi AIM i'lnvKR", A MAIUH or TISIK 

"SO Sin HAST .IS .ir.illTMKXT?" ,1 IIP]: M.IIOAIiKI 

MON. and TUBS., NOV. 22 - 23 

'•if 

f 

Station 

AGNES MOOliNEADBURL «E$ 

TSli POWERS .CWIOOII OUVER.SnVI BROOIE • DDK SCHARYb EMU •"»*« 

nins nt-NNv cÂHToosi *NII "IIAII NINIM TIIK HAIM" 

Return EngaBement WEDNESDAY Qn? Day ( 

MAUICEK CUflON 

O'HARAWEBBJ 

LOUISE ALtflRITTON 

TOE XcDOAKB* COMEDY &tf> "CBI.feBfcATUON ttAW W 

NBWSPArtR PUBLISHING CO, 

- 1 —- -* *b« otMn eit* Bumn-i.tJ.'"- .g»t, mi 

THUBaBAY, NOVIMBBl II, iW 

Municipal 'Streamlining' 

It has been truly aald that there is 

50 Years Ago on the Delaware 

E. n. Preti, the lnundryman. was In the post 

OOce poring over Ms morning mall on Saturday. 

There was a dismal rain Jailing, and we were wondtr- 

Ini what tlie dickens to use for the column this weak. 

The laundryman looked up from his mall and Mid 

good morning, and we Bald good morning! than we 

talked about the weather or something, and one way 

or unother—it being too drizzly a morning for any* 

body to be In a hurry—we finally talked about Penn- 

sylvania, and Doylestown and Bucks County, then 

about the Delaware and the picturesque old canal and 

the winding eountry road that parallels it above 

Trenton, 

has i 

fh A"" of reminiscences from 

ff r • Ugh he P"> bM y d «- n l "alia- It 

bit of poetry In hL, uul 

ONE YEAR AGO 

pity commissioners took under ad- 

visement an application by the 

Slndla Carp, to construct 48 apart- 

ment units on Wesley av. at 18th st. 

• * * 

A police court case involving *34 

worth of inn pipe brought the dis- 

closure that -thousands of dollars 1 

worth" of material had been stolen 

from ihe city Incinerator property. 

• * * " 

Tuition for out-of-town pupils at- 

tending Ocean City High iefcool was 

Increased from 1 iiio to §2M by the 

Board of Education, in line with 

higher educational costs. 

THE PEOPLED PBESIDENT 

(One May County Chuette) 

President Truman received only there b«n a more Horatio Alser- 

about ene-thlrd of the votes cast In like Itery U&IMBstarôf WeaU 

Oape May County but .county real, dent Truman/a election^ :r*";. 

dents doubtless will join us In wish- A lew days before the Democratic' 

tag him a successful four years In oonventioii party tototsiWe iyffl ., _ „ „„ .-.- , 

the White House-sueeejiful years casting around^feV^ SandldaS Hi TsBi W(W W t 

ion. as well M for Mr who H M wi«» "«nW. .JST «Ki,* Bî''w'-LSili'-'tiHftl IPa* 

by S»t«£y, to 

la tto " • 

for the nation, as well as for »fc who could win", Wien to iru. E^j'l kiiii'Tfti!^ 

TKaUB - "•» *****- ^'-«^^^^za!S^S^mw. 

in last week', lMue,—Tr»lo 

jrWMM*< 

cumber- V 

M years ago. 

t 

"To get up early on 

.success under the three-man commission 

We have had our ups and downs ta tii ,.U1U1M 

have them. At times the voters have been mad 

at the commissioners, Occasionally tte VomS- 

sleners have quarreled among themselvej tto 

whole, tavever, the resort has made prignfiv and 

sort of second 

3^ 

man captured the nomination 

- bigger things than Boll, hardly anyone thought he would „__ 

tics, we hope that the President, win. __•,-•• • ,••••-••,-««« 

as well as Republicans Cand Demo, The Presidents unflagging faith 

Rev W Hwell Lake w« hn-«--H Xfi ta ""W* wU1 NMgnBi '» Mmailf Mul Wi Ultimate Vletory 

Rev, w, Hwell Lake was honored this fact and perform their duties •' ' • • ••• * 

hat all wiU work to. » . -- 

prfflerving an honor- Nolowr is anything _r—.... 

, , «Me and Just peace and an eco. M r. Truman thought lie eould do 

_ . , nomically sound democracy, Jt He knew he could do It, Ht 

Davy resigned as 

John's Lutheran 

._ . a new charge in 

2* fl2 

Now a study commission of the New u 

legislature comes up with a plan to scrap the _ 

mlsstan form, and to "streamline" the state's munici- 

pal governmente. It proposes several 

plans for the voters, who would make 

at a referendum election. 

The plan that probably would be applicable to 

Ocean City would be a city government composed 

of what would amount to a "governor" andô- 

man "legislature "-in other words a mayor and two 

oouneumen. The mayo, would be the sdminlstrBtive 

offleer: the councllmen would direct departments 

S5l,Ki?"i

Ar: 

t i C Hj: 

Church Announcements 

Servi F1BST METHODIST 

Address by Bev. Charles T. 

ices 8th at. and Central »v. 

Fritech, PhJ3., Assistant Professor 

Rev. A. Lynn Oanfloff, Minister of Old Testament at Princeton 

lay Night Sunday, November SI— 

Theological Seminary. 

Offertory. 

9:30 a. m.—Church School wltb 

_ to Merge classes for all ages. Roy E. Darby, 

Offertory Anthem—"Lord, Speak 

superintendent 

to M« That I May Speak", by 8chu 

- Thanki Rites 

man. 

ai a. m.—Horning Worship. fer» 

Benediction. 

* , 

mon, "It Is a Good Thing to (Jive 

il" Union Thanksgiving 

Thanks". Anthem by Senior Choir, 

Organ Prelude. 

Of Oceai) City's Protestant 

"Look on the Field", by MacPher- 

Tha pulpit flowers are placed by 

W1U be conducted this 

5on, directed by Mrs. Charles Thujs. 

Mrs, Joseph I. Beull in loving mem- 

the. Ocepn city Baptist 

tor. 

ory of her husband, 

8;« p,_«.—Meeting of the West- 

next-Wednesday, Novem- Miss Marietta Sedlock* will sing mtarier Fellow*hl|i. 

, «t 7i» p. m. 

the solo, "Thanksgiving", by Cohen, 

8:40 p, m.—Evening Service of 

ie service were dls- A supervised nursery Is conducted 

Worship, Hymn #ini led by Ed. 

! by iiKtpJiers of tlio Mlnlster- for your children while you worship, 

ward Hogan, Thanksgiving sermon, 

toclatlon^neeting at the Bap- 6:30 p. m.—Youth Fellowship All "The Joy of Thanksgiving". Nehe- 

_ Church Wednesday night last youth, high school age und over, are miah IS -27.43, The Senior Choir 

Victor B. Beattle, pastor of invited to attend. 

will sing. 

host church, will preside over 7:45 p. m.—Evening Service. Song Wednesdayp'Wtvice, 

while the Thanksgiving service. Special music. Sermon by 8:18 p, m.—Meeting of the Junior 

t Will be delivered by Revthe 

pastor. We invite you to attend. Christian Endeavor Society, 

IF. Adler. . ppastor 

of St John 5 Monday, November 22— 

7:30 p. m,—Midweek prayer meet- 

7:30 p. m.—Church School Board 

Church, 

ing and Bible Study, 

who will participate p will mcatlwr In the 'church office. Thursday— 

k. Otorgc Fischer, h of f the h Fi Tuesday, November 23— 

First 

7:30 p, m,—Choir rehearsal in 

i Church; Rev. A. Lynn 

(5:15 p. m. — Methodist Men's the church. 

Oyster Supper. All men are in- 

or the First Methodist 

vited. 

i, and Rev. Forrest E. Vnughn, Wednesday, November 24— 

{•Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. 

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 

music lor the service is 

7:45 p. m.—Union Thanksgiving LUTHERAN 

arranged. 

Service In the Baptist Church^ We 

offering, as in the pajt sev 

urge all our members to attend. 10th at, and Central av. 

Rev, Fnmk F, Adier, S.T.M., PasUir 

il be contributed to the 

Marion Trout Murphy, Organist 

' Jersey Children's Home, Tren- FIItST PRESBYTERIAN 

The Last Sunday After Trinity 

MlnUterlal Association also 7th st and Wesley av 

0:45 a. m.—Church School and 

plans lor the annual Watch 

The Guspfl-Centered and Bible Classes. F. Edwin ReJber, 

service on New Year •> Eve, Mlislonary-Mlnded Church superintendent. Observance of Har- 

31. It will beein with u 

Rev r.eqrge Fischer, Th.D, Patlor vest Home Festival, 

hour at 10 p m, with the [» 15 a in —Prayer meeting of the 

11 a. m,—The Service, Harvest 

scheduled lor 11 p m toLordi 

Dav teat hers and officers in 

Home Festival for the Lutheran 

the choir room 

Home of New Jersey, located in 

Moorestown, N, J, 

0 JO a in —The rJiurrh at Study, 

Lord;, Day Lcuuii, "Poetry in the 

The sermon. Anthem by the choir. 

Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem", 

_itry Fair' at Bible". Psalm !4. 

Maunder. Duet: "Accept Our 

10:45 a,, m,—The Church at Wor- 

ibyterian Church 

Thanks," SibellUfi, Irene WMiamii, 

ship. Thanksgiving Day Sunday. Jeannettp D. Blokes, Epistle, I 

Friday and Saturday Morning Service conducted by the Thessaloiilans 5:1-11, Oospel, Mat- 

Princeton Theological Seminary thew 28:1.13, 

"Country Fair", with all the Choir, Princeton, N, J, 

": trappings that make such al- Order of Service: 

so enjoyable, will be staged Organ Prelude 

f and Baturday nights in the Choral Prayer—"O Holy Father", 

rooms of the First Fresby- by Palfstrlna, 

i Church 

Invocation and Lord's Prayer by 

VOpening at 7 o clock each night. Student, 

Fair will feature » leries of Hymn No, IBS, 

with a variety of foodstuffs Scripture Lesson by Student, 

I .gift articles for sale, Enter- Anthems: 

nt, Hill be provided by several "The Spacious Firmament on 

' skits and a "magic tree", High,,' by Haydn, 

to benefit the church, "Lord, Thou Hast Been Our 

«vent will bf conducted by Dwelling Place", by Jones, 

i of the Westminster Quljd "Hear My prayer. O Ood", by 

< the deacons of the church, Areadelt, 

Harold I Frentlss Is general Prayer—Chora] Amen—by Stu- 

_. .f 

• STRATEGY 

pastor announced one Sun- 

', that the collections were not 

quate 

*,"Wq have tried,' he saii, "to raise 

money in the usual manner, 

ire.have made an honest effort. 

r we are going to hold a bazaar." 

1 y 

7:45 p. m.—Community Thanksgiving 

Service, Baptist Church. 

Friday— 

7:30 p. m.—Choir rehearsal. 


10th *t, and Wesley ay, 

"The Church niih the Neon Slfn" 

Rev, Victor B, lieattlf, Faiiior 

Sunday, November Jl— 

0:15 a. m.—Sunday School Teachors' 

prayer meeting in the pastor's 

td 

- - . peteiit Christian teachers, RuMell 

The Student Speaks. Button, superintendent. 

AMBera: _ 11 a, m.—Worship Service. 8er 

•Breifc Forth, O Beauteous' mm, by Pastor Victor B, BeatUe, 

p 

ans Mark ten'* Iht 

The Methodist Men's organisation 

will aporisor ^ Men'a Might »t the 

Harvest Festival First Methodist church on Tuesday 

with a ham supper, to be served at 

To Gather Gifts 6:30 p. m. 

For New Home 

The supper will be followed by 

Harvest Home Festival will be singing, music and football pictures 

observed in the Church School at of the Philadelphia Eagles. All men 

the regular service on Sunday or St of the community are Invited to at- 

John's Lutheran Church, at 9:45 tend. 

a. m and II a. m., respectively. 

Gifts and donations will be for the 

Lutheran Home of New Jersey, iocated 

In Moortstown, Church Nursery 

The children will present their 

gifts during the Church School time 

and those attending the service at Contemplated 

11 o'clock' may take them to the Mrs. Fred Klein, 811 E. Surf rd,, 

church at that time or earlier, was hostess at the monthly meeting 

TO GATHER GIFTS 

of the Young Women's Christian 

To facilitate the gatherlnE-ln of Servle* Oroup of St. John's Luther, 

gifts, the Young Women's Chris, an Church, 

tion Service group has appointed a Oommittepe were appointed by 

committee to assist til the collec Mrs. Paul McOardell, president, for 

tion andpolicitaUan, Those on the several projects, including plans for 

committee are Mrs, George Bold, a nurseTy during ehureh service 

chairman, Mrs. Marie Meinlyre and hours, a Harvest Home Festival, and 

Mrs. Clyde Fensterinaeher, tho Lutheran World Relief program. 

Inquiries may be made of Mrs, 

Plans were made to sell Christ- 

Bolden, 11 E 12th st,, telephone 

ooae-J. 

HOME IS NEW 

The Lutheran Home in Moorestown 

is a newly-estahlished one to 

serve the Lutheran constituency in 

New Jersey. The home is equipped Repairing - Service 

for aged members, and its grounds 

are open to church schools and ALL MAKE CARS 

other organizations for visiting and 

picnicking. The home is open for 

visitation at any time. 

MOTORS 

Members of St. John's will per. 

sonally deliver the gifts from the REPAIRED 

Harvest Home to the hom# during 

the following week. 

STORAGE 

Room Dedicated 

for Sunday School 

A ney room for the Junior Department 

of the Sunday School was 

dedicated Sunday morning nt the 

First Presbyterian Church, by the 

pastor, Rev, Oeorge Fischer. This 

department is under the supervision 

of Mrs, Carl A, Hopf. BISHOP 

The room was created by frê 

labor through the efrortj' of Mr. MOTOR SALES 

Hopf, who planned and. built it 

with the assistance of William An- 1159 Asbury Avenue 

derson, Franls Carter, Raymond E. Phone 1888 

Gordon, Orover C. Oordon, Mlchele 

Pileggl, Harry C, Hoy and Thomas 

I.. Thome, C, Douglass Longen. 

eeker presented the lighting fixtures. 

study. 

0:48 

a. m.—Sunday y School l ith with 

GENERAL MOTORS 

classes f for pupils il 


of all ages. Com. 

Ocean City. New Jersey 

Parts and Accessories 

Sunday Service—11 a, m., Villaie '' 

Theatre, 8th st, and Boardwalk. I 

Series ti and SO 

Sunday School—11 a, m,. Village BRAND NEW 

Heavenly Light", by Bach, 6:30 p. m—"OruSBdeps for Christ" Theatre, I 

"Go Tell it on the Mountain", youth fellowship for all teen agers, Wedneiday Evening Testimonial BUICK ENGINES 

Negro Spiritual, arranged by led by Henry Silling. Jr 

Meeting, 8 p. m,—618 8th st. 

Booker, 

I 7:30 p, m—Oospel Service, Con 

Fits '31 Thru '46 Oars 

"Salvation Belangeth to Ood' 

CHRISTIAN BOIENOB LBSBON 

gregatlonal hyrnn-slng. McMage 

IJIwral 

by TschesnokofT, 

by Pastor Victor B. Beattie. 

SERMON 

*346 Wednertay, November 24— 

"Soul and Body" is the subjee 

7:30 p. m—Union Thanksgiving for Sunday. November 31. 

Service In the main auditorium of Golden Text: "Rejoice the sou 

the church, 

of thy servant: for unto thee, 

Frtaay, November 26—, 

Lord, do I lift up my soul," (Psalms 

t Neighbors and Friends 

7 p. ra,—Bible Club for all boya Bfl[4.) 

ana girto In the lower auditorium. Sermon: Passages from the Kini 

An hour of fun with contests, Bible James version of the Bible Include 

VWe have been serving this community for many games, nannelograph atories and "Know ye not that ye are thi 

years. Many of you we know well personally. Our choruses, under Christian leader- temple of Ood, and that the Spirit 

.neighbors are our friends, and we try to aid them in ship. 

of Ood dwelleth in you?" (I Cor, 

• • . 

3:18,i Oorrelative passages _ from 

every way possible in their times of trouble, Our 

services are rendered from the heart. Our modem IT, MARY'S CHAPEL 

"Science and Health with Key to 

3nd it. and AUwiUc av. 

the Scriptures" by Mary Bakei 

funeral home and equipment are only inc'dental to" the 

Eddy Include: 

Sunday Mass at 9:18 a.m. Oon- 

personal service which has been an outstanding feature 

"Identity is the reflection of Spirit, 

feaslans before MMS. 

the reflection in multifarious forms 

of thiri establishment over the years. 

First Prlday Mass, 7:30 a.m. Con- of the living Principle, Love, Soul 

fesslons before Mass, 

is the substance. Life, and intelli. 

Mass on Holy Dayi, 8 a. m, pence of man, which is Individual 

Oonfessions before Mass. (zed, but not in matter," (p, 477, 

• IS 

* * i 

Cadmon 

•T. AUGUSTINE'S R. O. 

13lh it, and Mt> av. 

IIOL¥ TBINITY 

FUNERAL HOME 

Rev. Bartholomew B. Doyle 11th St. and Crnlral av. 

809 Central Ave, Phone: Ocean City 0077 Bev. Joseph J. Brennan 

Rev, Forrest 1, Vaughan, Rector 

Simrtay Services— 

Sunday Masses, 8 and 10;15 a.m. 7 :J0 a. m.—Holy Communion. 

Confessions on Saturday, 4:30 to 8:45 a, m,—Church School, 

5:45 p,m, and 7:30 to 1:30 p.m. 11 a. m,—Morning Service. 

First Mdfty Masi 7 a, m. 4:IS p. m,—Evensong, 

Oonftsslons on eve of First Friday, Thursdays^ 

7:30 to 1:10 p. m. 

10 a, m,—Holy Communion, 

Dally Mass. 14th st. and Asbury 

Holy Days— 

8 a. rn,—Holy Oommunlon. 

Tri-a. m, anfl-8atufday TtSOTirrar ^TrÔHWS 

Masses on Holy Days, g and 8 LUTIIEUAN 

a, m. 

10th st. and Central av. 

Oonftsslons on eve of Holy Days, Rev, Frank F, Adler, S.T.M., raster 

7:S0 to 8:30 p, m, I Marlon Trout Murphy, Orgaiitst 

• •••••••••«•»•>>>»•» •tttiMMMMtttttMtMH 

,00 

nlilng MUvltlM, ATbahkjf 

giving pr»yw «M rend by Mrt. 

Harold U«. 

Mrs. Francis TownMnd, M» 

Samuel Alcott and Mis. Frank 

Adler were welcomed as now members, 

of the group. 

After the business session, Mrs. 

Morris Blizzard spoke briefly upon 

collecting as a hobby. Most of the 

members exhibited antique articles 

they had taken'to the meeting. 

The next meeting will be a Christ, 

mu party hi the basement of tha 

church, December 7, wltb Mrs, Many 

MMlntyn aa hostess. 

Ford - Mercui 

Owners! 

You Don't 

DOWN PAYMENT 

REBUILT 

I'nr Vnur 

4M,| M,,ior inrtuilmlim 

nrlvlln II,lUiIi»,i;i, ft CM'Tf'H 

Brakea Relined 

Clutch s Replaced 

Motor Overhauling 

Carburetor and Ijrnition 

Rebuilt Front End 

Ara Tir.'g Wearing 

Unevenly? 

Kn« Acl'on, Overtni'ln? and 

Wheel i>l!|jTunent 

THE MODERN WAY 

NBBD A NEW BATTERY? 

TIRES or TUBES? 

WE HAVE THEM 

IN STOCK! 

CASH or TIMB P.iVJIBNTS 

Wallace Bros, Buick 

Dth St. and Simpson Ave, 

9042_ 

U Aato of 

d Ongresttoal Ohurch, B fainon 'Mtranomer at a din 

Seneca Talla, N. Y., hat resigned toparty, 

tuuekup ^conversation i 

become jMstor of the First Presby- 

htai by mio$, "What doterian 

Church of. Cazenovls, K. V. 

to We?" 

The minister Is a former resident *He explained, "I study 

of Wlldwood and was an ad omy." 

Ing solicitor prior to his 

"Dear me." said the girl, "I 

In 104G. 

lshed astronomy last year" 

iV> UNIT'S 

xv ( body & Fender Work 

> lilete Paint Job $40 op 

ieFrioM PolWUnfiBliiwribln. 

PHONE 2688 

749 WEST AVE, 


"MOTOR 

Installed In Feor Oaf He«l 

FOR WINTER 

11 monthly psjmmia of 111 I 

: : fML

mat 

Ita wmnlntf the 

ftcand, ending In 

for 

Game 

•4 Urn fojlwrins 

, laps that 

r 

BtamW*. W 

tt wqa Xaara4 maw tiawt latev 

a», 

Jenne prgeked to the four, th*n 

f 

Mn that ihl^ jfaty have 

PuAover 

•urr aft 

A 

halUi 

Ifta Bw a*. 

UPSETS 

Easily 

4V|S INTERCEPTS PASS 

One *Wn» caqunqp In these an* 

Foe, 32-0 

I*te t|i the second, period. Avis yai 'events wo upset*, It seems 

Intercepted- one ol Joe DeKoso's 

that the th dd d the th 

pWpea on the Middle 35, and re- 

the n«uiy «ntaf#«» that 

turned it to the 15 A pl&y tetcr 

most spectacular pass plays ever 

Up tilgh school d 

Avh again fined W McDermott In' £ 

witnessed by that crowd gained 

Qcean City a tie. 

Ct 

Fullback John "Bull" Carey got 

kicked the extra point 

City enjoyed a 10-0 lead at the 

the score the b»U from center on his 48 and 

went back to pass. The ball shot 

I foqtbsll aggregation th»t hiterqilsslon- 

caught a Charlie AdeJUEio forward, higher and higher wward 

i Quey has Uftder his super? After a. scoreless third period, pass in thl first period for the TD, the Pleasantville goal. Meanwhile 

Jcrnec intercepted a pass on bisbut 

flle*Mutvlll# tied l( up ln the 

sprinkling tain flur? 

45 and, behind excellent blocking, second In fite third quutyr, how- 

IV the «ar)y morning 4nd ,Jate 

bandy Ajtdy was off ta the races eyery, "Write" crocked over (or the 

'Mtttt wq,jld h>w Provided jus- 

(or a 55-yard gallop into paydlrt. winning taHy. 

,tta fo» .-asthe 

in lose, as cow* '-.: 

.,.. ;vll!e 

proteges ended an the,wrong end qf eleven gave tl _ 

an 18-Q affair. •, 

more than they had bargained for. Ocean City 

WE WQN IN IBM 

It Wat tiiia year thtt It seemed 

Joe Elberaon ran 30 yards to give that the Ocean City-PleasantvlUe 

Ocean City a 7-0 victory over the rivalry would come to a close. Bowling Acade 

Malnlanders ln 1830, as Wilcox had Destruction and minor dots oc- 

a 6-3 season. 

curred the night before and during 12U, St. Mid Bay A? 

FleasantvUle prbvea too fast and the game. An ndltortal "WU1 the 

top smooth for the Red Raiders In Pleasantville dame Have to Be 

1037. The final score Was 18-6, with-Abolished?" 

appeared pn the front 

Charlte Ash scoring the only local page of The Sentinel-Ledger the 

ta Ocean CJty had a 4-4 record next day. The conduct of the fans 

In the won and lost departjnen* improved in 1841, but the result of 

had 69, and Vtonton Carey 45 that year. 

HENBIOD SCORES "KNOCKOUT" 

It was a little overdose of over- 

the game was the cjune. a Pleasconfidence 

ln 1038. Ocean City was 

The townspeople felt a little sorry touted as a four-touchdown favorite 

for rookie Coach Von Henrlod in 

"Building Materials 

ooMrLvn 

over Pleasantvlllf, but the latter 

1933 With the winning Mr Quest disagreed Final score 12-7. Plcafi- " For Your Ev«ry Need" Luncheonette Serv 

gone, his was the task of filling the antvUlc. Roy Bloomlngdale's men 

shoos of the former great coach if 

— SEE — 

were leading. 7-0, alter the flist 

Academy Open; 

the new coach gat a couple of Wins 

out of what material he liad, they 

three periods, as Johnny Huff nicked 

would be content But they were 

up a tree ball and scampered 10 Powell-Van Gilder 

7 P. M. 'til 

pleasantly surprised Coach Henfiod 

yards in tho Initial period But 

Midnight (12 p. «.>r | 

led tlie team through to eight Pleasantville clicked twice through Lumber Co. 

straight victories and topped off the the air ln the Qnal peilod. and the 

— Op«i 

season with a 24-0 a&sault on Dail game. 

13th St. and West Ave. NKDIEHVATIHNH 

Plea&unlville. 

Phone 0053 

WORST UPSET IN 1910 

Phone 9074 

(•H** 450 

Thing", went nicely the following A 75-yard gallop by Pleasantville s 

season, as Bob Wallace scored two Ray Brewln made Thanksgiving a 

«/r» row 

touchdowns and Ocean City beat black day ln 1939 He took Ray 

Plejutitville, 12-0, for their third Chadwicks punt and frqin his 2S. 

ff>Pnmd and 

•| STORM SASH - FIBRE GLASS INSULATION^ 

In iticceflsion. 

went all the way In 1040 Ocean 

Improv.d P«w.r 

The first win for the Mainlanderi City wus again the big favorite, but 

ASPHALT w»rj ASBESTOS SHINQLES 

Wfg*r, Saf.r 

Airst«.l Cabi 

ORANGEBURG and TERRA COTTA PIPE 

• 

Strangvr, Sturdier 

Don't Wait Til the Snow Fries! 

PLASTER - LIME - CEMENT 

Chatil* 

1. H. EYRE 

MONO TILE . All Colon with Fittings 

SAVE FUEL . . . by 

letting our experts vacuum 

eleyn . .. remove soot from 

Since 1902 we have been at 

chimneys, flues , , , eliminate 

dirt and soot . . . 12th Street and West Avenue Phone 0150 

Phono Vineland 9-8216. Our representative will mil 

at your home. Free estimate, 

C. H. Shoemaker Lumbar Co. 

ly than Pitman, takes on Clayton— 

Paperhangers 

and it looks like trouble for the 

Rams. 

The coaches can't complain about SOUTH JERSEY HEATING CO. 

the Resorten' showing against 

Mitchell's Mlrgclemen Saturday last ELMER STREET VINELAND, N. J. 

week, and they aren't. It's just too 

WILLIAM S. ANDEltSON 

bad for "The Old Timer" In the 

County oazette, for he had it all 

figured out on paper that the 

Electrical Service, Maintenance ami Construction 

Orange and Black would upset the 

local apple cart, 

Car, 4th A Asbjiry Ave, Phone 1771 

ON THE BENCH 

Hmldrnne: it Fin* 

Your reporter was a little bewildered 

Saturday when a couple of 

Rurglat 

our more prominent football players 

wore seen sitting on the bench 

Electric Wiring 

whereas their place Usually Is o 

the gridiron. It isn't necessary t 

Power and Lighting 

mention names, but they wcr! 

bfiiched because of not keepln 

SERVICE House Wiring 

training rules and hours. It aht 

goes to prove that no one on thi 

Fir* Alurm 

Commercial 

team Is so important that he can 

Tffi Sijjnals 

be replaced, as was seen last Bat 

^( end, our rivals kept pace with 

i l 

urday, 

the Oareymcn ei they also won by 

cJnvlnetog mar jins. - Riverside Barry McDermott, In his firsi 

ELECTRIC RANGES and WATER HEATERS 

tripped Ponnsgrove, 20-0, tnd Pit. starting ti assignment i of the year 

man beat Mi, Holly, 20-S. We'l! showed up well at the halfbac 

it* Km Mnniripal 

Bspcrtrnctl 

know more about this tight, photo- spnt. 

Jl Uwlrtelu 

Mrnnher IMS* 

, Electric Waffle Irons, Cake 

Mixers, and Sandwich Toasters 

Gas Ranges 

Cabinet Sinks 

Petro 

;- Complete Ot Heating Units 

Open 'Friday and 

Saturday Eieninge 

y 

VK IT u f:i(VI 

Frftnk J. Sannino 

• » " 

Pkmbintj 

lELEfHLEGGI 

-Heating 

1876 

North Street 

WUUrd F. Stetter 

H. y 

Heating 

Asbury Av«. 

1 plumbing — Heating 

Phone 0029 

in* 

FLOOR SANDING 

BEFINISBINO 

H. R. BRECKLEY 

North Street Ph. SSQ7 

ORTVK 

' v . AMD 

CAY good-bye to chilly drafts 

w —good-bya to puttijig iip 

and taking down old-fashioned, 

unsightly storm windows. 

Install Hunter all-aluminum, 

all-weather storm sash and 

•preen. Beautiful, weathertight, 

insect-proof. Permanently 

attached, y« glass storm, 

sash and Screens all inittntly 

removable, er adjustable lor 

ventilation. , 

Pit any windowi, feclijding 

casement. 

Save one-third on fuel bills. 

Let us give you an estimate. 

Kokebli*yatien. 

Phone today, 

JOHN E. 

ALL-ALUMINUM 

STORM SASH AND SCREEN 

Lifetime C«fort 

HunUr AU-weith«r window» 

keep you wua u • 

but m « rug deiplt* th» 

cold outiide. 

Weather nd liteet. 

W ttonn windan 

bar gal«-forco windi. 

No drafti, no Mtping dull 

or dirt Interlocking terMBi 

for iumm«t bar tfciert in- 

•ecM. 

Perfect Vestilatioi 

Only Hunter All-weather 

•form windows permit com* 

plete adjustable ventilation 

in every inctanc-, including 

castment installations. 

No FittlBg-IJo lipaln 

Huntqr Window! are TUEged, 

ALL aluminum. Can t 

nat, eraclt or warp. Per. 

manently installed. No •§•• 

Mnal painting and other 

rspaira. 

1053 Asbury Ave. Phone 1200 or 2785 

Everything fqr the Mason.. 

WAYUTE 

MASONRY 

BLOCKS 

RED BRICK MASON'S TOOLS 

FLUE LINING WHEELBARROWS 

HEATiLATORS LJME 

PENN CRETE STUCCO CEMENT 

MORTAR BOXES 

PRECAST UNTELS 

C STEEL SASH 

PLASTER 

EDWARD CAMPBELL CO. 

Manufacturer of WayUte Block? qnd Concrete products 

S. p. Cor. East an^ Walnut, Vineland 

fhyne 

" 7ft 

Irvin Johnson Jr. & Co. 

Phono 1S08 — Day or Night 


ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

5 Hotels, Homes and Shops Wired for Pow«r or Light 

SERVICE . INSTALLATIONS • APPLIANCES 

Laurence E. Stedem 

— BBCISTBBED — 

Electrical Contractor 

Wiring for Light and Power 

Repair and Maintenance Service 

1520 Asbury Avenue Phone 1S7S Ij 

EDW, S. CORSON-EiectricaJ Contract 

Universal FIXTURES • APPMANCES Wa 

Ranges 305 ^ fith gtree| 

Phone: 2^48 Residence: 1835-J-II 

I For anything 

I ELECTRICAL 

CALL 

! L. C. SMITH 

10«8 Asbury Phone £895 

A. T. FORD 

Electrical Contra 

649 Asbury Av. Ph. I 

115 E. Picrson Av., S. 

RADIO REPAIRS 

On All Models. 1 

(Ml and DeUvtrf SertM* 4 

Electrical Waiher & Refrigeration Servic 

rf Ke 

lednart 

-^ WentJnghouie 

1'bilco 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOI 

716 

•~ ->.-• • > . - 

Phone) iZ4?y! 

•nd Domestic Power and Ligh' "^ 

th, Mm, ?h 

hm. «Army Workh.. 

-uuundln, «mlort. 

GMC TRUCK SALES & SERVICE 

17 N. VERMONT AVE, 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

PAPERHANGING 

md PAINTING 

BMimatH ohnrraiir Gl>n 

THOMAS HUTCHINS 

C«W»I Aw, H, iMf.j 

m n 

Alfred R. Smith, he. 

PAPER-HANGiNG 

1048 Aibury Ave. 

PHONE MU 

Painter* 

tmi 

.immiiiiiiiiiiiiPi.iiiiiiiiiiuMiiihfflaimiiiiiiBdiiimiiiiHDiiit 

PAPERHANGING 

PAINTING 

Frank W. Young 

M/WMOBA 

Phont 0. C. 1828-84 

JACK j. WATKINSON 

PAPfcRKANGER 

Brthnafl 

isa 

GEORGE 0, LODER 

Pointing Contractor 

V! IV, Slrirrl IMlBiif 2330-IV 

"LIST (il(IIU.L; INI IT" 

PAJNTiNG-Jnterjor and Exterior 

WILLIAM J. SMITH 

Residence; 8 Asbury Ave 

Phone 15G7-J 

Offlcei 802^ Central Ave, 

PhoBi 1723 

\ Interior PAINTING Exterior 


; ESTIMATES 

^03 National Bank Building Phones: 2883 - 0138 

'< > 0661 • 0762 

HMiillllJUMIHWMM 

Stained A»bt« lUngJti ' 

Palntea PermanmUy WWIe 

and WaUrproofed 

Albert S. Camburn PAINTING 

D. Camburn 

Exterior or Interior — Eitimales rurnlshed 

103!) Welt Avenue 

•••«»«**»••»»••••••»•• 

• - 

Inc.; 

House and Sign 

PAINTING 

IT, mi w _ 

*OSCAJ(t A. NHLSON 

; PMNTWG 

CONTRACTOR 

«3 Alb«rr Awnlte 

OcHn CHy, N. 1. , 

Phone 1938-R 

Painting Contractor 

- BWi St8 Flnrt Street 

phone WW-M 

I • ,7/- 

R, C. PRICB 

PAINTING and 

QtmWG 

Anbury Avenue 

Phone 1857 


RKTEnfOn nnil ISTRIMOB 

FRANK A. HWIER 

1114 Centra! , 

i:\TKIIIOIl — INTBIIIOB 

%0j 

JAMES X FLYNN 

Contracting Paoiter 

%m AabiiryAv. Ph. 0788 

competition, but still left them ou 

front by three pointt. 

Shutouts atao were scored by Mor 

rlsona over PeriiBont, Mengtli ove 

Artisans, Bwlngs over BradlBys am 

Staintom over Insuran. 

Vitice Sannino took high game 

lionors with a SU while"Abe Kata 

^^r^>:fe2fe^ 

over Public Safet 

over Somen Ppln 

UMma owr m 

Tenniml ___ 

and Siunrjson- 

Hose Oastaldl had the night's high 

was runner-up with 220 and BUIaverage 

with two games of lii white 

Pfander and W, Ooffey shareo third 

plaee with gamra 0! 219 each 

: ^ 

SS5KF ,t... 

Hole-in-One Club 

THBBE g TfMHg f W 

SQ. KKSET UAOPE KAT^BES 

1-ew tnntRi 

Ban*tt'« 

XJI was m the out- out- 

Thrw of tbe tout Wayltnd teams *6i 

t 8. IVnrinc Att. • < 'm - Mb 

4-MM 4ttMUo CW, OMMB m 

SIDING 


Edmund C. Wisham 

24 Asbury Ave. Ph. 1237 

SHEET MCTAL 

OCTXEBS . 

HARM AIT! 

CRAlGaudWi 

Ph. 0916 9th Ari 

DEIVB 

AND, 

i|l| SAMPSON •-HAMADAS 

//JU^ ROOFER.

ff . 

* I' 

:1^- 

>ughout Career 

tof Court Action, art) Accusation* Which 

Jfere Never Lsgally Substantiated 

a "man willing to forgive i was to resound In the news for 

; without -holding grudges,'many months afterward 

Champion probably bad | BEATEN: IN HOSPITAL 

Following a party that began the 

previous night, the elderly ex-mayor 

waS severely beaten by John H 

Dart, Jr., in a fight which Dart 

. _ and unjustified 

io'forget than any roan In 

lt 1 * history. 

• Iri politics, almost from Dart, Jr., in a light wic 

wag iriarked by bitter j said began over Champion having 

"' Insulted his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth 

h t 

.„ 'court' actions and accusa- 

iS'jidMch never were convincingly 

"'t' |o be true, as far as the 

,_. :>Ws concerned. He survived 

Pith* stormy weather for 34 years 

publicly-brewed trouble really 

ated him. 

NOt INDICTED 

. 1933 charges of unbuslneas-Ilke 

Insulted is , 

Morelli. Champion, who spent sev- 

eral weeks hovering between life 

and death In the Atlantic Shores 

Hospital with brain concussion, 

broken teeth and other Injuries, 

charged It was a political frame-up. 

Each combatant preferred as- 

sault and battery charges against 

• *•.-«.. m I ' t h c Other - b U t t h e Onc a & alnst 

of the Citys affairs were champion was dropped while Darts 

A grand Jury censured him ^ went to court aaA he wn3 flrat 

other, men involved, but pre- | convicted of atroclojs assault. Lat- 

•d, no indictments. The follow- ftftw appeal5i nn(1 oth(T technl- 

yf*r the same charge? again callttcs hari bwn injected. Dnrt was 

represented to a new grand jury, 

; they were quashed" because "no 

'Witnesses told the same story". 

., -The year* 1829 and 1931 were 

Sit* ones mast filled with trlbuls- 

.'Han? of all kinds, for within teas 

"p'pha two yean he was Indicted, 

''. antsteA sued far divorce, made 

' 

separated and Mrs. Champion 

moved out of town 

She entered suit for divorce in 

1931 on grounds of desertion, but 

tlie decree was not recommended 

until March, 1935 

In July, 1935, only two monthi 

after his famed political comeback, 

he eloped to Elkton. Md, with Miss 

Lillian Dart, a friend of many years 

und a local boarding house operator 

His second marriage was ut the age 

of 72 

The second Mrs Champion helped 

pull him through several serious 111- 

encouraging 

Jt 

stant o p o a i l gg 

personality through bis J«ter years. 

JOINED MANY ORGANIZATIONS 

During his heyday in business and 

politics Mr. Champion was a "Jott*! 

er" of organizations of all kinds, 

civic, fraternal and sporting. At 

the time of his death he still reT 

talned membership in'the Ocean 

Olty Fishing Club, the Yacht Club, 

Kalmia Tribe, Improved Order of 

Red Men; Aetna Council, Junior 

Order United American Mechanics, 

and the now.lnaotive Volunteer Fire 

Co. ' 

He previously had at various times 

been a member of the Chamber of 

Commerce, the Rotary Club, the 

Elks and the Daughters of America. 

LUMBER BUSINESS FAILED 

His building and lumber business 

failed, along with many others, dur- 

ing the depression of the early 

1930s, but he still kept his hand in 

as an architect and had been quite 

.active In that profession since the 

end of World War II. Back In 

1945 he said he was "talked into" 

resuming architecture by friends 

«a ft timekeeper for the Moawr Com. >: 

party during Wrwuetfon of boats j I 

far the federal government, but he 11 

left there Just prior to the election) 

campaign of May, 1943. 

PUBLICITY AGENT 

For the two winters following hi* 

election defeat in 1936, he made a 

venture into the publicity promo- 

tion'Held, acting as special repre- 

sentative for the county publicity 

bureau at St Petersburg, Fin, 

where he distributed advertising lit- 

erature and made personal con- 

tacts with hundreds of prospective 

visitors 

For a number of years he and 

Mrs. Champion spent Uichr winters 

in the south, but they had not done 

so since 1940. 

In 1945 they sold their large home 

here at 7th st and Atlantic av. 

and moved to an apartment In 

Ventnor, where they had since re- 

sided, although Mr. Champion fre- 

quently visited Ocean City m the 

interest of his architecture work 

and to see friends 

$5 Million a Year 'Found' 

For Welfare Institutions 

Equivalent of Interest on Defeated Bond Issues 

Sufficient to Meet State Emergency, Is Claim 

Pointing out that nearly $5,000,- 

000 muy be available annually as a 

result of defeat of (65,000,000 in 

bond Issues by the voters at the No- 

vember 2 election, thc New Jersey 

Taxpayers" Association today urged 

that a program be undertaken 

promptly to provide adequate facil- 

ities for wards of the State In New 

Jersey's welfure Institutions from 

current funds. 

"It would seem," soys the Asso- 

ciation, "that this may be accom- 

plished without any Increase In 

taxation other than that which 

would have been necessary If the 

$65,000,000 of new bonds had been 

authorized. 

'The referenda turned down by 

the voters both provided that the 

proposed bond issue totaling $65,- 

000,000 should be paid off within 20 

years. This would have meant an 

annual amortization payment of 

$3,250,000, and an annual interest 

payment (at 2'-4 per cent) of »1,625,- 

000, or a total annual charge of 

$4375,000 to current expenses, be- 

ginning in 1949. 

"The voters were given to under- 

stand by the proponent of the 

package bond Issue that this prob. 

any new taxes. 

"ir so, the Legislature, out of pres- 

ent revenues, can immediately enter 

upon a five-year reconstruction pro- 

gram for our state Institutions ag- 

gregating $24,378,000 without any 

Increase |n taxation beyond that 

which would have been necessary 

If the proposed $85,000,000 had been 

borrowed. No doubt the actual cost 

of such a building program would. 

In any event, be spread over the 

next four or five years. 

"The beauty of this simple plan 

is that the alleged emergency In 

our State Institutions may be per- 

manently solved by use of current 

revenues during the next five years 

without imposing on the taxpayers 

an annual debt charge to current 

revenues during each of the next 

20 years, 

"It is trye that this proposal wll 

only take care of our welfare instltu 

tlons and will not provide ne? 

buildings for Rutgers University c 

new teachers' colleges or a ne< 

rapid transit system in South Jer 

sey, but those projects have no 

been shown to be emergent an 

they can, at the appropriate timi 

be submitted to the voters on the! 

1,500-Pound Safe 

Burglars Steal 

A 1500-pound safe WRS stolen 

from a laundry In one of three 

burglaries reported ut Wild- 

wood Thursday. * 

Police said the safe was taken 

from the office of the Lincoln 

Laundry and contained an un- 

disclosed sum of money. The 

same night burglars broke into 

the Layton service station at 

Dies Creek and another service 

station at Burlelgh. 

High Point, in Sussex County, is 

the highest spot In the State of 

New Jersey. It is 1.B01 feet above 

sea level. 

Pension Plan 

-. i *" , 13 

' "'I 

A*5 Ii 

Tor tHo, third Straight 

New Jersey Education A, 

at its annual convention .„„ 

last week urged » minimum i 

of I2B00 annually .for public 

teachers. 

The delegate assembly 

mcndod that the minimum 

compsnied by "appropriate 

ments" of aalartes of teachenffi 

ceiving more than that amount*] 

for principals and admlnlstr«V J 

Based on the amount of i 

and length of service, the i 

would "maintain proper 

lattoiwhlpB and the best 

morale", the group said. 

At present the minimum i 

teachers Is set by state 

$2000. , 

The Association also asked,', 

the state to liberalize its 

Pension Plan. 

fentinel-Ledger Classified Ads -^ 

j f e g y i 40c ... Cash Should Accompany All 

* 

This photograph of Mr. Cham- 

pion wan taken several yean ago 

in St. Petersburg. Fla., while he 

was spetUI representative there 

of the Cape May County publicity 

bureau. 

for ttitae 

LATEB 

iliilm. ftUKH I3M or OMB 

ADVERTISEMENTS 

saiDmtii ihuQid h* I* ih *•**• 

THAN 1 w. It. Tiiaran * *r m ~fl* "••** 

Weber Paintings 

Now at Library 

, An exhibition of painting, i 

Fred Weber is now on dlgphfi 

the Ocean City Free Public Eh 

under auspices of the Ocean 

Artist League There are 37 i 

ings In the collection 

A group of paintings by i 

of the League, now being a 

at the Wlldwood library. W11M1 

seen at the Ocean City libranrf 

two weeks, beginning January 1 

MOVES TO ILLINOIS 

Mrs. Madge J Ttouland, a 1 

sort resident for several yean 

733 Wesley av. has left Ocean i 

and Is now residing with her di 

ter and son-ln law, Mr and 

Don W Rykcr. In Alton, nj, 

expects to return here for 

atonal visits. 

After Flnt Um-rthm "' 

AH Classified Advertising Cash 

For Sale 

3-PC. VELOUIl 

cellullt rfjudltlo 

P«iin*ylvnit|4 av. 

ItOOH 

. } 150.00. Apply 207 

(rear) Samp** Paint 

111* 

~ HI ""i^ 

•tarura fuel pump. * 

cylinder.. Motor. »J wh 2 

Molar H»le. Kne; , aj>u, 4 lum. itlHatS, 

lifffB slip, perfect condition, »«& 00 

*turlB OtrasA lit «p« Atlantic av 

Ociwn City U 11 

AUro B«ftt oo>«rB In.lured «Lyl« tn 

.t«llt.l MCBK K9 50 ,.„ ,|| m.**p 

Kurta OaraB' 

l 5 

*1«r y«ur throw iugB Onl> B5c a. yar*l 

ut PittioDB t; went av Ph 2311 

• ui en< ^* II t 

ll COllllfti | ]'l or (M9B 

11 1 

KK.l 1 Hi At E MKATlEH will 1 

room* |J& On lyjtj retmllt 

UaMtOl 1 Illfd UU 193* JJfHiKO COMiu 

t all at 111* UH) R\ i'h JS86 U 

t-i 

II UP 

V ft 

IT. 

marl us dig! no 

re i ly fur bout 

72-.M,. 11-18 

I l*t t\\ 1- lit? of all 

4 4.tl.cr 

j( ii Li a 

Will bit 

1 ,«I lUL 

II ul >,< 

full 

i •« l-'U 

HLI'MI 

iilt ulU 

rl rj 

IUH b 

U * DIAll 

e In ello 

Ulijcle 

uUdlllonad 

U*r with 

mw alid 

WUilCfi U 

ant Hiidla 

^ We call .l«llv«r 

tr 

A Ul 

f;i:ltAMlC KILN. 

11 1 

IHFM IIIlftAttTlIL. floril < OAT 

HI uilltr And . ».ff, HIE, "» | Itx. 

condition i OHI mw flftn 00 «lli nnc 

Iflce for t-' H I>h nt3 J , ll is 

KOVAL TYPEWIIITBR 

ditto TiiKitilti, Hlie 3H. 

ndlt(on 

I7ft7-J 

HIS 

1JEM>IK 

nutlc. 

WAHHKK, 

H"tr|y tittw. 

aly ftulo 

tar null 

. will H.-ll 

11-11 

Ul* Ul Autoiimtlc TountflrB 

uud Monitor Fioin tin fl' 

little an $l "a A #««|t l'dtion * 

Phone :_H 

Proctor 

Pay na 

62 Went 

E(m ifrnfmiP nipt AoMtAf fdeft op 

orutlntr cofiillUoii fo r On lull 1'lfOJi 

it\illo b9« W tf 

INLAID I (iirtLtûni f" 96 n yUrO IM 

Atiillrnl lo\cr yuttr fUur;* ulth bnau 

Iful Nairn Slonnr »r Pubco Inlaid S*I 

rDuinn |:< f>6 1*1.1' room $47 iO fixt! 

room, $36 io CBBII or tlm* piymi 

i'utton B &3 Wiot «v Phone 2-11 

All Classified Ads 

Cash in Advance 

No Classified Ad will be accepted unless accom- 

panied by cash. 

To insure your ad appearing on this page, cash 

must be in this office not later than Tuesday noon. 

Ad will not be set in type until payment h made. 

Ads for the Too Late to Classify department must 

be paid for not later than Wednesday noon. 

Reason: Cost of bookkeeping for Classified Ad 

charge accounts is out of proportion, to the revenue 

received. . . ^.(. ,t , 

25 Words or Loss, 

Food Price Drop 

To Be Gradual 

Hard to Detect in ' 

Stores Next Year 

By LOIS G. HAMILTON 

Count? Home Agent 

Although foods, on the »ver«ge, 

are expected to drop off alowly In 

price during 11949, the decline in»y 

be hard to detect al retail store*. 

No slackening In the demand foil 

food by homemakers Is expected un- 

less consumer Incomes should drop 

sharply in the coming year 

Meat prices in IMS will be clow 

to the 1948 level But by the latter 

part of 1949. there promise* to be 

more pork than at any time since 

1943, or 16 to 20 per cent more than 

in 1MB. 

LESS BEEF BUT BETTER 

Even though there will be less 

beef th«tn last year, the beef will 

be of better grade because of hum 

grain fed cattle. 

Wintei ttentah 

r n HI tun ui firm rl. ir uult&IMe 

ihr . i« n. ,|| hnu! cl- 

I 

I 11 1 

Retort Man Held 

For Boating Wife 

Charged with «SMU1. awl tMtttp 

on his wife, Fred J. Biaber, », •* 

4W block Asbury •?., nt twlfl in 

tm bui for tne grand Jury by 

Police Judge How*rd W«rr«n. 

urdiy. 

The compislasni Mn, 

e palnsnt, Mrs. Anna W »T 

Bubsr. «au»ed bar husband'* amst Mlallla* *IBi#trsi 

for allegedly kicking her and strifc. r*MW SaQlVtCI 

lc t ith hu flt «» Bl 

Ing tier with hi* flits. Ut. Bubtf, 

who waived a heering In the local 

court, told police bt MUcka) hi* 

wifa after finding her with toottm 

DIFFEBENT NOW 

A retired industrial tycoon, talk- 

ing to his Ustlau grandson, said, 

"Why don't you go out and look 

(or a Job? Why. when x was your 

age, I was working for S3 a week. 

At the end of five yean, I owned 

the store." 

"You can't do that now." was the 

lackadasical reply. "Tiiey have 

cash registers." 

CAMDEN on 

PHILADELPHIA 

NICS Ot TILBHBST 

Motlca Ja hereby (IvftD that tha oo. 

 

1134 

H \LL— 1 

uli 

Ltorn 

pltii L*jii»hlnntl«» ilortrn 

• •inert cotiUilntilloti alul 

.Q.1 - » • »l»Jow. Tr... 

11J7 A»l.ury av Tliono 1711 J_ 

r(.)lt Jour hlryi-lci 

horua tool 

ill al, 

Bt-llfc (ttatn cove 

1 

ilcnl" putiip», 

swill l.ky 

t ' 

lol 

tifwi, luliw 

ilred 

wnum 

U>tu .mall All N 

rflullt »"J rrpnl»l" 

d tun BI'VCl" o.ilcr I Irit mid Atlulit I 

Pliolir Of 0t> 

HllliMT^" Ta7k.l~(I.»afl. $-.• B 

m'ion t_H\"-< t < H. «•> •' 

,ur Mjf J 

. „ ^VL n fow Looil uniil on-r»l»ff»d 

l | 1 oMurl'| l i l k'"l!« L 1211 A«btliy a» tf 

f.W Oooil>0»r Hro» »"ii 1» 

«tallo.l frr., no tan * 1 - 1 

mono 0600 

IP If HE nil In o.ilt rtrrljr Uertniedtt furnUhed* two 

tii3droon.R, llvlqrf room, bath, kit- 

tirtnetto and 4ltn«tt« combine, h 

nd liot watir furnlaJiod. Q*i rvf 

rator. $1? J'^lhftm pi. 

i:WI-Y furnfnhod npartm#»t, co 

11(J2 Anbury nv. Six I in ft B roohiB, tint 

bath, Lotft of hot water baat radiation 

t*o.oo. wnto 1033 EL trie* "I., Phlla 

cl pipit I a, 11-11 

Real Estate Wanted 

Jit.lllc 8»U-U 

E (Hi Al'Aftt'MIDNT. w|tli 

To r«m for *ycur *ruiibd 

M. MtlXWtill, Htll 

Apartmenu For Rent 

935 Afililllti 

>i iir itroiihJ 

AV Newly renovi 

lurffc (luLrful m. 

Itot fratttr loll K ( nr.lf.sa at 

I J h HAiiEO'k 4 mt it 

tO(>M Al»AHTMENT. 

filttlnH ro'>n. with riitiiri P.iDfiA lftld tr 

HEVERAI. rooma for wmttr knd year)) 

rontaln. acroafl from Plyntouth Inn 

ADi>ly The "'fill", «0E PlyniOtidi t>l 

tia 2&77-1T, tr 

upurtim ill 

liutiltf' 

l but Hi* 

lift «ncttim av. , 

«tli ut A«il 

KOC1M \Mi HATH fOTIAU* l*H 

•Uflchtd purntri* (onrmtil Mot k 

in* O 13 rrfrl«ctHtor new tfHH rnn| 

lid Wink, rurnlrthod niW tienting H> 

Prkd tB.OOO i»ut!l U»t 41UUP l*»l 

liny &\ MJ pffttilif II 

HOT4CU ftimliihod *»it li«»ted, ail bod 

rpomv ll W&iv nhowent nini loiliitH 

- - J UltM4V room «id kltthuii. 

M 

II 

ii* Indloaw. 

Attothah vttH 31 

m.0.0, Hk 

97 tirm 

Dth ut. 

RTAIlKK heftted rooms, twin nnd 

a |i(tUn, Iiunr ront'aiirAilt. ntortn 

lij, $9 twin bud*. THo Ehbff. S2(* 

Phone I*0flJ, 1J j 

LOI>OE HOOMH TOR ItK\T aimiloUn 

oonirvrtnb.fi. Wi?|l 

o|itlom-l, llolilvllktf. Will car? 

t (U 14tt t fh 

THE MANOR. 73li Moorlyn terr, Nlcel) 

^ritrlUnlivd htwttid rovliiff. CfUlntl lo 

ration. Clone 'to FlyiYioUth Intl.. 1*hohi 

WE LI, HJKNIHIIKU .IIKA^ 

Will runt tn a woman 

rouiilu. 1*1" Central uv. 

BOOM 

Il-i3 

Rent 

KlHST—HtorftB* Vftct, iOth and Went 

fcv. Kenrionabifl rat«b Any «li* de 

alrtH^ C*)l Owin City Bxpmi Co 

0«0S or K.n, F t "fiOl 

1000 aq. /**tT arounol iW. 10th 

•t unfl W«L «f. Oppt>2 C«ntrul 

Kt. APARTMENT 

rir kltchtin. < 

f*h. 27B5L 

11 

C.OTTA(ii;, furnin 

r or by the yttnH i.;ity OlfiG. 

Wanted to Buy 

IRON. RACH. UBTAU «n., BpUUMT. 

l>rop u itoHtcard or call tti* reliable 

r|i,,n,,,j UsCurlm 715 Weai »y. Honan 

pries. tf 

Wanted 

WANTED — Sin-tar Dewing H»chln*«, 

trbadlen electrics any fADdlttoil 

Cash ut> to 1110 Phone Atlantic C»i, 

2 1610 any tlma. or wiUm B«i #«|, 


REFINISHING 

B8FAIRINO - EEMODEUNO 

CAJMNET MAKING 

FRENCH POLISHING 

Vmtrr Work - Storanrtir - Il 

Blhl S4K UoW L l 

Vmtrr W 

Bltwhlm - S4K 

Antique Restoration 

y 

TO.KIIMOMT.N.*. 

Local and Atlantic City 

Bus Schedules 

Local Ocean City BuV ' 

From 8th St. and Boardwalk* 

to SDlli Street 

0:20 a. m. and 11:20 a. m. 

Bctunilni from 59th Sliert 

9:40 a. m. and 11:40 a. m. 

Thin Sarvlcfl »ubjnct to Cbadrt 

wimout Hcllc. 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

BRING 

RESULTS 

fig Save Tit*. 

" CapeM'0* 

OCEAN 

AUftf 

BRIDGES 

Faw, 26« 

Tht Slwrt 

Modem BBM to AllaatM C«y 

Vlntal» A**, and Uk> Bouriwalk 

I« tth St. art BotUtlnlkt 

6 Wain. 

7 02 a.m. 

8.00 8. m. 

9-10 a m. 

10-lStvm. 

" 1:16 P.B. 

tlS 

11:15 a.m. 

12tl5p.m. 

1:15 p.m. 

t-.ts p.m. 

3:15 P.m. 

4t 

t»W p. w. 

mil IKB, 

ulc 

U:»«*.m. 

i:is a.m. 

3:90 a.m. 

Atlantlo City to Oowo City 

5:35 a.m. 

8:00 a.m. 

6:S5 a.m. 

7:55 a.m. 

»:16 a.m. 

10Tie a.m. 

11:15 n.m. 

12:IS p.m. 

1:15 p.m. 

2:15 p.m. 

3:15 ]k.m. 

(til f. H. 

S.JB J, m. 

11:15 p. m, 

11:19 ». m. 

12 15 a. m. 

130a m. 

FULLER BRUSHES 

ATI.ANTIC 

J. F. O'TOOLE 

UT Cbartn Are, ttoalantfitl* 

Fbone nfawntftn* Mt-t 

PIANO TUNING u« 

ttEPAlBlNG 

A. STA1GER 

«U 3M 8*. 

(Ma 


Transportation Co. 

TERMINAL CAB 

OUR NEW OFFICE 

CITY CAB 

is located at '- 

306 - 8th Streot 

(Next !• A#P fiaft* MaiM) 

24-Hour Service 

I-WAT BAD1O 

0101 

Phone 

RENTAL CARS 

Ou»fcw|»iat*y/" 

Day, Week or Month - 


Tour old wi tdmnt 

d W» new 

Ph. 221.7 

ORNAMENTAL! 

IRON RAILINGS f 

INTEBIOB and 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

105.1 ASBURY AVE. 

Bm.ll Itnnuln 

Morgan's 

Hadio, Washer and 

Appliance Repair, 


Open Evenings 

MI7-M 

Movten 

J. A. 

. S*W, l«ta I 

UNI FOB 

WINDOW SHADES 

SUP COVERS „.'.;] 

CLYDfii 

VENETIAN 

WINDOW SHADI 

AWWI 

M.C.MI 

I 

J; i • 

kV"!

Remains 

dwelling remained on 

uis Plorcntlno, 56. of 930 Simp- 

son av., this city, victim of the 

shooting, k in Shore Memorial Hos- 

bullet 

lou-uy they had teen -summer vaca- P iua l0T r tref*ni °' ll 

tlonUti in rented properties lor sev w "?" f thr bl ! ck , 

eral years Webb was taken In cuit 

and tile Masms. 

He is survived by his wife. Helen: 

n son. Thomas, Jr.: a daughter. 

Mary Louise, und a sLster. Mrs. 

Robert Wilson, of Lnnsdowni; 

The fatal Illness occurred while 

Cldrnt was re|Kirt(,tt to lorul au 

thorn If, 

Thr farmer \ms arraigned befcire 

Justice of tlip Peace William Meer 

«ald at Ooslien 

he'^s'mur n« fron a bJ,e", , Ac ' d1 " 8 J? th ?, °'»

T 

f: • J 

•*, 

I 

"4" 

MffifleStfRMStiM; 

.:" » i -- * - 

>i. A map* :• 

BRAOLEY, 

MOtttlOBOUMO 

for^tHelr own erosion centre!; «d. me ftttere imsriid vlcterloui, ! mu, - -« ,- (. 

am%$_ AW ES1OIATES Murto to the «uli w«s wovidea 13B pi rai^4ftetta| srf ê '*tat^' ?81UMM and fililr'H; 

KtqBfrtsforeitJmatesofflnaiiolal by M(M mmmm Paseall, SO^WOJ minsrtf BMlbwdOp. ' - illves, he said. u> a 

nMtiVaw MMe W James Ronkin, jyia pjanfeta Mlis Bosler BOB Sta. 7:40 ^ m.^Hymimlng conducted benefits for the eou 

neBMWenl of OonMryWlon. mA mSm smlm. Wanmaiffl?^ «»n«w Sim, "A Litter Swim . , 

County BngUiifr Walter Kramer, n^« «" ano tm aotBttn gtuu, 6iffip% conuoindiflj by tte IwE» ln« and Bttte rtudy 

iiWWkm' Sltf, TOrth wOTwoM A Btorch of -nsm moWi fiftture to£«Mi ftffi Off^fflin JUiataa, i-M'prK-^mt 

engtaeer, raid tMtttrenHra shore- on Italy,w«sshown before the mset- *to»^- ..^—— i-j^,^ ^|*Q^ V 

ofifWflM MMMt Sthorntiy *« aiBord stMt and. featured 

TOO COSTL* FOE CAPE 

mmiM&t Qsmm Qmtm, railne«r 

for Cape May, said the estimated 

coat of jiWes at .3rd and 

Paterson av. to $l2poo, but that 

tb# §iW €ibttsot Qêt luch'att îpendlture 

In the 1049 budget, 

^WUdWobd raty Clerk R;£eonard 

ct the beach, but that UB trouble I 

It Bot».faoi serious un- to oowiW ••'9'& 1 

m Jm 

mony from municljJaJ, officials ' In I 

that,ana, . • • 

It's Kuppinger's 

Kneeling Pads 

Divorce Recommended 

A'deerie of dlvorbf'jsus jMm» 

mended Wednesday last week for 

IfisiisBarilet J, BtleMt, of this §lty. 305 - 8th Street 

^rt * Bearing M 

,QalUio discovered the Jaw of thi 

vibration of the pendulum In 1682. • 

A S«Berb New Television Console 

xoits less than most table models! 

^»««^K 

ATLANTIO.CITY • I 

II 

i Bonapart, ex-klng of 

Wediwsiay— ' Naples find Spain and ddest brother 

I 3ilB p. nt-^ftettaiof tlie Junior Jwpwam, lived to Bordentown 

Christian Endeavor Society, from the time hi first arrived in 

: 7:30 p. m,—Midweek prayer meet- American in MJB. 

Mom to qUertten ''art no longer } . i.7AT^"?2:t ; ^ 

gmaMt ar §Mi»tttont let m w i wwii* ««* •^jWtaiw 

the City of Ocean City". The deed* I New fork Buck faeMnfi New York Curb 

wmimvm&lm the nonili(iil(6ft yi 1 '' • ' • " : ''•-"'' - : '' " .''•^V^v-Sr- ?••::" 

«»ti?»jef|i. ' '1 123 South Broad Street, PWladelpUa 

An iuvisible policeman 

at y our fingî-tips 

Never before m^^ftmA gers, pky-roll or store oisk 

protection be bought at flU— cwrieri, paymptew, motor- 

^8 nowjp^wî^|r »1;|B» ifttsîru^ or taxi-irivers, 

BeauAlann! 

ettating, diBtancecovering ' , 

alarmf-B ciil: ftfr f elp th« { Beau Alwm Is a serious pos.' 

cannot be ignored. You carry leesion. It should never be 

Beiu AJamia ytmtfbdfc?t or played with or used enoept in 

' calli for'.. 

imcn, rnegscq- 

teries, no eurrent, no refills 

and it will last a lifetime always 

vmdy when ne«!ed. 

Buy one now sp you will 

TMSH^Ît when its iervloe 

might^c ypjir life md youi 

ii&r-''>.'.';;.-....-:'"' : , '.'" '•'.,'.-V'f-'"/-!"\'-' :: '''' ; fc' ; 'f''''' ;: '- ?;; ''^'''' : ''* i; ' : 

% 

' 

J ^ _4rt - - > 

TOUR 

, .,-• 'MICKY tog)! 

The cola you earmark for your bankac- >! 

• •' ' • ' 'I 

count is a lucky coin because it wiJl help .;:| 

• ' • • " • • ; • . - ' . ^ M 

provide ôod things for your futurp-a ^1 

home, • car, vacation trips, an education 4| 

for your children, lots el people M(;MWW^1 

their spare change until they îye.©npu^jS 

to open an account. Why don't you? ^ 


Member Frdenl DtPMlt InmniM 

C 

Man** FtOtnl Otmtrn Bjttem 

• ' . • • ' • • ; ' , • 

Knnklng Hours: 

9 a. m. to 2 p. ra. ••»-.. 

Saturdays: 9 a. m. to 12 Noon 

TITLE INStlBANCE 

Rendering co«rteous and prompt servlco 

CHELSEA TITLE and 

GUARANTY COHPAHY 

ATJLANTIC CITV OmCEB V 

Btwdmtlk Nation^ Bamk Bklf. 

M.OARDBWÂMt, Jill* Officer 

p3p 

I'.; 

^ h 

THROW AWAY YOUR 

TEfLAFTF 

'S.25:&. 

Uantic Ave. Between First and North StreeU 

HOWARD ADAMS 

(Vgnutlr Inmaii'.) , 

• UNDEE NIW MANAGEMENT ••-' 

mSPAPEKS -MAGAZINES 

SENTINEL-LEDGER ON SALE HERE - 

^ There is Still Time to Join Our 

k Christmas Candy Club 

ETOrf CANDY BONUS — to AH QualifM 

•;; TJXCMCI Hmlm Stop In for fBU^pMUeabn, 

*?• SPECIAL^ 10% DISCOUNT on All CHRISTMAS 

»D Purchases of • $1.00 or Mora UNTIL DEC. 4th, 

Aflwrtmente^rP^rjSBnaT Cards Included. i 

&MMER CREST 

ÎFT CENTER 

©PIN'BVININGS: 

•"v; 

•'_^ 

,-i 

Wa tu Bail* thlf KJinntH wh«n •• owrtiMll TMr wMtOi BBOAtraB 

Wa RBAU.T OVEnHAOT. IT, la, HUT Mlt'lUt I. brokin or >M I, 

WBtoad. iM-«M w. qaou too u ortrhmJ bH Jt dotni-i chîn, 

BB nnHw what II nwdt TC

Rictawd feeble, of 

, J«3 Central ev., 

to spend the winter In Richard YargerJ proprietor of the 

Hotel Alvyn, Is enjoying a sojourn 

In Miami. 

trip they plan to 

f famous B6k Singing T^wer 

* , Pla. Mr. Hcnle had 

LLOWS 

FLOWER SHOP 

37 Afjwcy Ave. Pbonf 0277 

v Pennsylvania is . called the Keythf 

State. 

out linv 

Chrysanthemums 

and 

^pLarge Mums 

CORSAGES 

Cut Flowers 

Potttd Ftonts 

Pluils In Bloom for 

Vour Uardy Garden 

1E8, or iMI»« lo (He, Mm* Slrmorlnl Hwitllal In twnwHi ruin! MS 

•ulcn of S4 •»>•) op wUl be fltlivtnd is MB Uk ('It. Md mUnnill miililtuil 

lum OPEN ll;30 Til, BMW 

— — I I. • • • - —I . .]L-M_^_U^1_ _ ' . . - ' ' I 

rawSiiBlmiJOiiiuiiniaomninnnDDiimiiidiiiiiiiiiuiDunraiiiiiiiiiiimmiiuniuiiiiiiiHmiiiiiniiaiiiiiiiii 

UPHOLSTERING 

Specialists In 

Recovering, Repairing, Restyling 

SUP 

COVERS 

DRAPERIES 

V> 

VENETIAN 

BLINDS 

"NO JOB TOO SMALL OH TOO LARGE" 

RELIABLE, REASONABLE, RESPONSIBLE 

R 

PHONE 2237 

Seashore Upholstering Co. 


MARGARET JOHNSON 

$&,. SCHOOL of 

DANCE an j DRAMA 

507 - 9th Street Phont 0478 or 2241 

IJkese Beauty Siops are Closed Mondays 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON. ' 

STYLING 

Permanent Wave Specialist* 

_ tfjuiblnc nbclilDi'fHk and Cold WkMBl 

IVne 0664 841 Anbury Ave. 

\ CLOSED MONDAY 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLET3B BBAIJTY SERVICE 

,955 ASBURY AVENtJE 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

Phont 2686 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

CiRRUT! SHOPPE 

CLOSED MONDAYS 


HELEN'S 

Phone 1394 

iiiiinjRimnitnaiiiiiiuiuiciiiiiiiiniiioiiiiiuiiiwiiiiiiiiiintitiiiiMBiiiiuiiiiK 

mtu lûtrsl ATR 

V " r Jilt, — - * - - • * AA.tMkl AVA 

cSalon 

t PtrmaHtnl Waving Scdlp Trtalmenn 

Hair Tinting, ^ 

Sor YotnUlfEW LOOK 

In CUTS add CURLS - - See 

Helen Gl«h. Prop. 

Cqnnie's Beauty %H9%* f> 

Avenue Phopt; 07l» 

CLOSED MONDAY 

LANE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY. 

V- /i' 

Marts Marries 

Pennsylvania Girl 

Try, OCEAN 

First!! 

Give your home town merchant the first chance 

to show you what he has. Why travel to .some 

distant city only to discover that the big city store 

has the same nationally advertised merchandise 

at the same prie«. Save time, money, and the 

inconvenience el traveling . . . 

SHOP AT HOME 

This Message Paid TOr by 

Pelancey Manor 

889 DELANCEY PLACE 

Resort Woman '& Brother; On&of 

Bataan Death Marchers, Honored 

Commander J. Linford Wangcr, s face ol Insufficient supplies, instru- 

Navy dentist who went through ments and proper shelter, Com- 

clTv in SIM;VSMI:\S ASSOCIATION 

Monitor Washer 

Apt. Siui Fold-awaj Wringer 

4-lb, load! Monnted on Wheeli! 

Pay as low as «.2s a week. 

Here's what consumer Research 

says! -the dlrt-rnmovlnj perfonman« 

«f, the Monitor Km 

the bent of apy nisher, large 

or small, tested by Consumer 

Research," 

Try II in yonr own home 

Immediate Delivery 

PATTON'S 

52VfettAve. Ph. 2211 

Phone 

2332-W 

HOMES .- OFFICES 

STORES - HOTELS 

South Jersey 

Window Cleaning Service 

715 ASBURY AVE. ISnd floor) 

DRESSMAKING 

and BEADING 

— Exclusive DMigng — 

Mrs, Casperine 1011 AsburyAv, 

STOP THIEF 

BEAU READER i 

Are you robbing yourself of years of 

health? Calendar years mean accumulated 

knowledge and character 

gliding assets, if r.ey are live* 

properly. If they are not they mean 

vora out bodies and iloggish, aiaw 

mental functions. You are the user 

of your own body and mind. Feed 

them both positive foods and your 

life must be Un agreeable experience 

rather than an ordeal. 

Your bulldlne hlocks must be live 

foods. Nutrition hex been playing 

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lives nf all the successful people 

you ficc, just as malnutrition is thq 

fnrerunner of most of the failures 

you know. 

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the difference between nutritious 

and non-nutritive foods. Are you 

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las 

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_ • r1( 

MAURICE.H. BUZZARD, 

Couple United by 

Rev. Gongloff 

The Plnst Methodist Church was 

the scene 1 eonie of the worst hardships of the maneler Wanger with others o[ the 

uar In the Pacific, haa Just been raptured hospital staff relieved Ihp 

awarded a' Commendation Ribbon. sutlerlng of the mass of prisoners by 

for his: work in helping to rcllcve.j lmBrpylslnfi. 

of a. lovely fall Wedding the suffcrlrig of American prisoners MADE DENTAL INSTRUMENTS 

Sstuiday when ftflss Buth Eliz- In tlie h hands hd of f the th JJapanese 

abeth Walchob. dau daughter hter oof 

Mr. 

on a starvation diet, he 

and d Mrs. M Charles Chl H 

WiUeliob. WU of 

Commander Wangcr, originally a' 

nLs owll dent|xl ^ 

resident of Philadelphia, Is a brother ments for needed treatment and also 

of Mrs Leslie C Hughes, of Ocean assisted the surgical staff, the cita- 

Cptaf Captain JhT John Willium Marts. Jr. I City His wife Is the former Orcta tion said. . 

U.8JJ, of this city. Rev. A Lynn Kent, daughter of Mr, and Mrs The presentation was mnde before 

OonglofT performed the double ring Ernest Kent, long-time residents the entire company of tile San Diego 

ceremony. 

here Before entering the Nav 12 

OUven In marriage by her father, 

center by its commanding officer, 

the bride was charming In a teal 

yean ago he was a regular bum- Capt. J. A. Connolly. 

olue two-piece afternoon dress, tea mer visitor In this resort 

Commander Wanger was a Jnp- 

turlng a cape effect at the shoulders, HOLDS MANY HONORS anosu prisoner for three yeurs and 

long, fitted sleeves and the new sllm- His latest honor—one of muny hi nine month.*-, and was one of. the 

sklrt She carried a graceful arm 

bouquet or white roses mid fern now holds—was conferred early tula survivors of the Infamous Bataan 

SISTER-IN-LAW ATTENDANT month at Preble Field, Nuvnl booc doath march. Earlier lie had the 

ut San Diego, Cal.. whpre he tuis harrowing experience of beinp. 

Mrs Conbtnnee Wiilchob n sisterin-law 

of the bride, served as ma- been stationed since May, 1947. I aboard ihi> Huston when it was sunk 

tron of honor She wore an at The Commendation Ribbon and '» the Juva Sea, and was one of the 

triictlve afternoon gown of oid rose citation were for service with the! , survivors of the cruisers' com- 

with moulded torso effect and full staff of a makeshift U S Naval pleineni 

anut rlci headdress was of brown | Hospitul Unit in Bllllbld Prison, I He was aboard the battleship 

feathers with matching veiling She Manlla dtlrlng the ,^lk ^ ^ at Murollrl ^hen ,he Jflpan, iC < 

carried an arm bouquet of copper 

,e, 

May, 1943, to October, IB43. In the their surrender. 

Onptuln Marts strved as best man 

for hif son. 

Harry W, Waleliob and John A, 

Walchob, brothers of the bride, Bell's Bridge Resort Favorite in 

ierved as ushera, 

Pleasantville Game 

OBCJAN SELECTIONS HEARD 


Appropriate wedding selections Profit $125,000 Jersey group I title, On ehanccs 

were played by the organist before 

were boasted none when River 

the ceremony. 

Continued from Piife 1 side beat Clayton on Saturday, 

family, In the $12,400,000 salt of "This game can make their soa 

with a iide drape and lonf, fitted bridges which the state government son arid break ours", said Coach 

sleevei. She wore a small matching hoped to buy for $4,900,000. Henton last week, "they' have 

hat with brown velvet trim and a Principal stockhqldeiii of the Bur- nothing to lose and everything to 

corsage of red roiebuds and white linfjton-BHstol Bridge Co., includ- gain. By beating us their ieuen 

carnations. 

Mr. Bell, were named will have been a success." 

Mrs. Martha Marts, the groom's, 

an ague, 

Norman Monti, In his drat sea- 

lth matching hat. Her cor-suit 

flied at Trenton by two former son as Plraiantville mentor, doesn't 

«H was 01 sweetheart rosebuds. stockholders of the Tacony-Palmyra have much In the way of reserve 

Following the ceremony, there was Bridge to recapture alleged profits strength, especially In the line. But 

a reception for Wends and rela- of more than IS.4BB.000, said to the spirit that Is behind the Pjeaslives 

at Plymouth Inn, after which 

ie osuple left by motor for a wed- 

have accrued to promoters of theantvillc 

team niny Inspire it to do 

ding trip through the south. They bridge deal. 

anything, Oonsideriiii that the 

will reside at 1013 Oentral av. 42 DEFENDANTS NAMES Mainlunders gave the home folks 

ijhe bride is a graduate of Ro- 

little to cheer about earlier in the 

Porty.two defendftnts named In 

berftdale High School, Before her 

seasoii, it is remarkable the way the 

marriage she wis an employe of the 

the bill of complaint were lLst«d fans back up the team—and they 

Bell Telephone Oo. 

jointly and individually on behalf of may be rewarded, 

Mr, Mans is a graduate of Ocean the two plalntlfTs and about 1000 BACKFIPLD STRONG 

City High School and attended other stockholders. 

The PleaSBntville baekflrif! It 

Drexel Institute. He Is employ i The suit charges that the Tacony. 

; 

in the post qfilce. 

j damages in excess of $3 4iO 000 as a I 

Small British curs are becoming 

very popular In America Because 

they do more miles to the gallon. 

It must be remembered that Artierleans 

not only have more miles than 

we have but more gallons,—Punch. 

are tws I" particular whom the loresult 

of the difference between the , enl The Women's Research Club celebrated 

Its 29th anniversary with an 

enjoyable dinner and entertainment 

for membefti and their husbands 

at the-Atlantic pity .Country 

Olub. Thursday' jright Inst Wgek. 

Mrs. Laurence P. Lunny, president 

oj the club, conducted the progfam 

for the evening, which was 

arranged by a committee comprising 

Mrs. Wilson Y. Christian. Mrs. C. 

Douglass Longeneckcr and Mrs. 

John L. Smith. 

CilAUTEB MEMDEEW CUT CAKE 

A large blrthduy cake wits cut by 

Ufo of the charter members. Mrs. 

Harold Bi Paris and Mro. Harriet 

Van Glider. 

Mrs. Lots R. Likens, soprano, accompanied 

by. Mrs. Gladys Aycrs, 

sang a group of solus. Her selections 

were "My Heart at Thy Sweet 

Voice", "LuvfT Come Hack to M«" 

'Jealousy" and "Oi'ly Mnke Believi' 

LECTIj'REK SPEAKS 

The remaining portion of the program 

was presented by Kenneth 

Hnynrs. Pennsgrova ndvcttlsliiB 

mun, lecturer and driuniittst. who 

was Introduced by Mrs. Willard 

Mutthews, program chairman. 

lie gave a "Comic Interlude " of 

how our language grew. Act 1 wai 

stories without sounds; Act 2, stories 

with sound effects; Act 3, stories 

with words. The finale consisted of 

brief scenes from Faust, done with 

masks depleting Pride, Oovetoupness, 

Wrath, Bnvy, Gluttony. Slothfulness 

and Luxury, 

Door prizes were won by Mrs, 

Charles C, Van Horn. Mrs. Sarah 

Mowen, Robert J, I ackey and Henry 

fl. Cooper, Jr. 

Parkers Are Hosts 

at Dinner Party 

Plymouth Inn was the scene of a 

dinner party Thursday night when 

Mr. ana Mrs, William J. Parker, SOB 

7th st,, entertained 80 friends at a 

Bet .together. 

The large, U.shaped dining table 

was beautifully decorated with 

flowers and candles, A turkey dinner 

was served. An old fashioned 

songfeit followed dinner, with Mrs, 

Walburjer ahadeu at the piano and ' 

Mrs, EliMbeth Lamb conducting, | 

Thg program that followed 'In- 

s will hnve to sto». First and cluded vocal solos by Mrs. Lamij uw 

$88,7! a share they were paid for foremost; Ted DcPuy. Mr. DePuy 

their stock ana the $137,07 a share 

Mrs, Dorothy Oliver; readings hy 

will be unable, to start on Thurs- 

rcElized by the attendants 

Mrs, Dorothy Morgan and Mrs, 

day, but he will see plenty of action. 

Among others n^med defendants 

Parker; linrp 

were Hnnit, Powell, Thomas J. 

Big, huEky and powerful, he is used 

aoloi by Mrs, Ira Mine 

Christenaon, Atlantic City account- mosily as a "spot" player, because 

Watson, and an impergpnation of 

ant; Tuthill Ketiilmm, Rlelmrd C. injuries will not permit him to play 

"Columbus Diseoi'ering Ahierica' by 

Nongard and Rowland H. Murray, the entire game. He is used mosMy 

Mr, Partar, Lewis Oandy gave his ' 

i mds, 

negro speed merclmnt. The little 

I BAUD CHABDro 

halfback can really move and laBoys 

Lead Girls 

Piled in U, S District Court, the used mostly on end runs. The 

nit charges fri.ud In the deal and Pleasaiitville offensivj operates from In Stcrk Derby 

">vers any stock acquired by theboth 

the T and single wing. The Bays edged out girls by the nar- 

li'lendants after May 21, 1042. inalnlanders haven't got much In row margin of 4 to 3 In the weekly 

I The plaintiffs contend that those the way of passing, but they are etork Derby at . Shore Memorial 

i losest to the bridge deal marie ad- clever with short passes. 

Hospital. . 7 

i ince arrangements to retain most 

Here's tffl7ihoipitars recent birth 

| o the sale proceeds. 

record; \M i.^. 

I The Kttcham and Nonjard bond Donations Sought TuesdaylTtat'wJek: Daughter to 

lirm was the same one that handled 

Mr, arid MtST George Collet; North- 

the bonds iisued by the Oang May For Veteran Gifts field, ind son to Rlr.. and Mrs. 

County Bridge eor/imission in 1846, 

Fifliieis Whit?. Wooiblpkwhen 

Ui* Commission bought the Officers of, the Women's Auxiliary Thursday: pihtdbr% 

Ocean Clty-Mngport briElge for 

9f Periusnn-Foglio Post, V.FW 

8700,000. 

appealed to the public this week to 

SUITS m STATE UBOED 

assist the members in efforts to 

nrovide Christmas gift parcels for 

Attorney General Van Riper hospiialiaed veterans. 

recommended to Oavemoi Drlscoll The Auxiliary Is eallecting ciEar. 

Saturday that the state government sttes, books, socks, handkerchiefs 

itself launch two court suits against ind other articles to be sent to pa- 

the Burlington bridEe deal. tients in the hospitals at Fort Dix 

One would be to rescind the sale and Lyons. N, J. 

to the Buriingtoii Bridge Oomflilji. Persona with contributions may 

•iion, Thg other would be to recover communicate with Mrs, Winnie Old- 

the profits, estimated by Van Hiper fleld, phone 2BJ1, or Mrs. Nancy 

tmnnin. tmnni JJencraft 

ftBctitl at 12,000,000, from Banff, Powell and Moore, 2B62, 

bliU blincU. Qiolc* Ql d 

«qulilif •* the other stockholders of the com- 

on. 

pany. 

ION, FIRST CHILD, BORN TO 

Van Blper's report on his ln- MB, AND BIBS, DOVGLAi LAVIS 

y Sold In 

vesUKaUon alleged that the profit 

was realized wilh a lotal cash 

Mr, and Mrs, Douglns Lavls, 10 E. 

Cape Maf Countj by 

Sdgewood av,, Llnwood. are recelv- 

onilBF of only 150,000, 

ng conjratulatigns upon the birth 

Governor DrlfCQll, who Ls oppos- .if a son, their first cliild, on Moning 

the deal became it upset plans day at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

for Delaware River port develop, 

PATTON'S He weighed 8 pounds 13 ounces and 

merit, announced that the proceed- has been named James Douglas 

ings recommended by the attomey- 

2211 

Sir, Lavi. a tellBr at "The Na- 

Beiieral "will be Instituted promptly" •.ional tol Bank of Ocean Oltv, The 

mother is the former Laura Oobb. 

•if this city. 

Window Cleaning 

Mr ' Bnd 

Antique* BeamdlUoned - Keflnfehed EeprodocUoai ' 

Funi'ture Repalrad and fteflnlalied 

Valgnccs - Shelvea - Christmas Flaifonw Mtede to Order 

JobMnc —All Types of Home Bcmln 

Venetian Blindi — Now. Repaired or Installed 

Screen* and Sash Pot Up • TtUin Down - Repaired 

Interior Dccomilnc — Electrical ApplhUHMa 

AH Kinds of Wood Work 

'»•••••••••••»«•*««»••»< 

Artist Materials 

SWISS POST CARD STUDIES 

SWISS 1949 ALPINE CALENDAR 

Picture Framing Our Specialty 

FOB THE 

IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT 

PIANOS _t J 

JACK NEWLON 

Mrs. Prancis#*k|n* Pleasantville, 

and Mr, and ^ . (jcwis Klshpaugh, 

Beullvillc, Aj 

New Chic her ing and 

Baturdaj'; Bon to Mr, and Mrs, 

nichard eehmeid, Bomers Point. 

Mjiiday: Bon to Mr, and Mrs. 

Winter Spinet Pianos 

Douglas Lavis, Llnwood, 

_ Tuesday: Bon to Mr, and Mrs, 

— Also — 

Rodney Williams, Longport, 

Announce Engagetnsnt 

Mr, and Mrs, Horace L. French, o! 

Scullville. have announced the ciigBBement 

of their daughter, Shirlry 

Davis French, and John L, Hewitt, 

son of Mr, and Mrs, John Hewitt, 

of Wildwooti. 

GtJEiTB IN MILLVILLE 

Mrs. Olga Wagnrr and Miss 

Wayna Wagner, 1101 Artury av.. 

were guests Buiiday of Mr. and Mrs, 

Samuel P, Thomas, In Millville, 

They Dtteiided scrvlcM at Broad 

Street Methodist Church, ol which 

Rev Sherman Robinson, formerly Chic's Canvas Products, inc. 

of North WUdwood, Is the pastor. 

123 . 8th Street, Ocean City 

Overheard; When I complained 

the dinner was cold she passed the 

• KNTlNRf^l.KIMtKM Ml II.fitMll 

mustard,—Answers, 

-?* £&*• -f 

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US GO TO WORK POH YOU! 

EARL NORTH'S WOOD 

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JOHN A, WALTERS - 935 Asbury Avej/ 

Phone 2688 

¥ AMICFS 

=ÊSUPEk MARKET ^ 3 

4th Street and Asbury Avenue 

— Open All Yew — 

Crax Crackers - 1 lb. box ,, 

Montco Pineapple Juice • No, 2 J^c 

Montco Homo. Evap. Milk. ,, 2 for 25c 

Mother's Quick Oats - 20 oz. ,. J5(i,!i^,tS&.iiiKiv, 

TWO-DAY SALE! 

WMtf Cotton 

SHEET 

BLANKETS 

Size 72 s 90 

Extra Wide 

(4-in. Self) 

CURTAINS 

Cushion Dot Size Wtx87 

2.87 

Men's White 

KERCHIEFS 

18" Size 

Each 

Men's Gray 

SWEAT 

SHIRT 

Reg. "1.75 

1.27 

IQfiAI, FOB WOBK 

Warm - Comfy 

WOOL 

HEAD 

SQUARES 

an* SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26-27 -m 

8-Inch Cellulose 

Acetate Boudoir 

, Pink and Blue 

• Ideal Gifts • 

Cushion Dot - Pebble Dot 

TA1LOBED — 78x76 

RUFFLED — 80 % 78 

Reguhr 2.29 to 2.4'J Value ! ! 

1. Pair 

I' x Up Your Home with New Curtains 

for Christmas ! 

Cotton 

HOUSE 

DRESSES 


1.87 

Waxed Paper 

LUNCH 

BAGS 

CLEARANCE! 

DRESSES 


2.85 

4.18 

Lace 

TABLE 

COVERS 

ii % so 


SPREADS 

Full Size 81 x 104 

4.77 

Woven Figured 

LACE 

CURTAINS 

Size 68 s 81 

1.57 

BOYS' 

DUNGAREES 

Reg. 1-98 Value 

1.79 

Complete 

SANTA CLAUS 

Stiff 

Cap • Mask • Jacket 

Trousers - Boats 

7. 

Seconds and Irregulari 

Odd» and Ends 

DINNERWARE 

JC to 

BD» NOW TOR NEXT 

SEASON 

uii 15% 

(THESE TWO DAYSO^Y!) X %£ / V 

ON ALL LIGHTING FIXTURES 

See Our Large Display — Select Your Fixture* — Deduct 1$% Off the Regular Marked Price! 

e Assortments of All Christmas Merchandise Are Afow on Display for 

Your Inspection—Make Your Selections Nojvl 

* USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN * 

$1.00 Wilt HoH Any Purchase of $3.00 or more Until December 18. 

v /' 

f 

A classified ad wUl sell tl 

When You Think 

Of Houses 

THINK OF McCANN! 

} WEEKS DEUVEBTI 

2 TO 4 DAYS EBECTIOMI 

ALLSEASOWEDLPMBEB 

DOOOASriB 

ni 

inn ran 

MOmXOWFIHE 

These houses are so beautifully 

built as to excite admiration 

by all who lee 

them I 

Don't Be Old-Fashioned. 

Don't Let Winter Stop Yon. 

Build NOW I 

Our Specifications Meet 

Requirements 

C\ 

BmuUfal 

CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

Copperwue > Glf U 

Dieterle's 

Garden Spot 

7th & West Ph. 2724 

^V^jHfT^ 

Bdteuse he vu always prompt in 

M»y Even Go Higb- 

reporting for work, Walter Titus, 

er, Is Warning i 

toU collector at Cordon's Inlet 

Bridge a* Btrathmere, was saved on 

Rredlctlom or condMoDs ior the 

TueMay from probable death when 

By CHABLEB N 

vlqthlng picture for iM» art rt 

ha Was overcopie by* illuminating Botp*« Unlvmitr 

ported by Inez LaBoMler, e^tenilon 

gas escaping from a'defective waT Hardy chrysanthemum* ate not 

spfdollst in clothing at Buttoa 

ter heater In tils home, ' so hardy, aftet all/'and we otUa 

University, from conclusion* dnwn 

nnd In the Spring ithat plunts have 

at the annual •(Agricultural Outlook 

When- he failed to appear at thedied 

gut. It 1$ not always;cold 

Conference held recently In Wash- 

brfijge. Washington Corson, ano- alone that causes the damage. 

ington.ther 

toll collector, and.Chief Boats- It has been demonstrated again C01 

wain Mate E, T. Taylor, of the U. 

If economic conditions continue 

and again that best results with 

S. Coast Guard, Investigated, found 

as theyare, according to the Bureau 

chrysanthemums are obtained when 

him unconscious and. applied arti* 

Of Human Nutrition and Home Eco- 

new plant* me set each year. To 

flclal respiration. 

nomics of the U. 8 Department of 

tarry this out. the approved prac- 

Agriculture, It Is probable that 

We was token to the Surf Hospitice ls to dig.a clump of each var- 

ready-taade clothing prices on the 

tal, Sea Isle Olty, where he reîety 

and stows It over winter In a 

whole fin continue high during tha 

gained consciousness. His wife, a cold frame or other cool storage 

whiter and may go even higher. 

nurse, was on duty at Marmora at that Is not too dry. 

C 

Labor costs are expected to remain 

the time. 

If this practice Is not followed, 

high, freight rates have been In- 

you will .find it a good plan, to 

creased, and prices and fabrics are 

mound slightly around each plant 

still high Ail of these may be re- 

with hard coal tushes, sandy soil or 

fleeted In retail prices. 

Flyers Issued For sand, i The purpose or this Is to 

Prices of some types of clothing 

prevent the formation of depres- 

may "soften" somewhat. This will 

Man Whose Car Waisions 

about the crowns of the plant 

IN oCBANôicr^k^'y. '*> 

be true In cases where the demand BEDROOM FARCE 

in which water can stand and then 

Is lighter than expected and where Mr. BlngJe was complaining to Mr. Abandoned Here freeze at the critical time in Feb- 

heavy Inventories have been built Crump about hlg domestic difficul- The Cumoq;:and County sheriff's 

tuary or March. 

IN 

up. 

ties. "I can't live with my wife any office lias Issued a missing person In addition to the mounding, cut 

According to the Bureau, pros- longer," cried Mr. Bingle. "She bulletin to hundreds or police de- the top down half way. This la to 

pects for lower clothing prices rest wants to keep a goat In our bedpartments In an effort to solve the reduce the surface exposed to 

In the future of raw fibre prices. room," 

disappearance of Elijah F. Bown, 35- winds, winter winds may break 

If raw cotton continues to drop "Well." said Mr. Qrump. trying to year-old Bridgeton automobile me- the top off at the crown, or, at 

there may be more and somewhat be helpful. "I wouldn't let that upchanic, whose automobile WUJ least by whipping, cause a depres- 

cheaper cotton garments available. set me. Just open the windows.' found abandened In Ocean City sion to form in the soli about the 

Garments made from flbers not In "What!" exclaimed Mr. Bmgle, October 10. 

plant. 

competition with cotton, such as "and let my pigeons fly .out?" The bulletin, with a picture of When you remove these tops, also 

wool, may be higher Instead of low- 

the missing man, was posted at thecut 

peony stems at or Just below 

clothing ls generally available, local police headquarters this week. the surface of the ground. These 

though It may be too high-priced 

Por the most part, supplies of 

It asks persons who might have stems and the ftillen leaves may 

for many families to purchase any- 

clothing and household textiles are 

seen Bown to cpmmunlcute lmmedharbor 

the spores of bud blight, 

thing more than the necessities. 

good. Stores are well-stocked, MI 

'ately with the sheriff at Bridgeton 

which Is one of the causes of nonftowcrlng 

peonies. 

Bown's car was found, here on 

the beach at 34th st., but there was Gather and bum all plant tops ^ T(I 

no evidence to support^ either a that are not fit to use In the com- 

theory of foul play or voluntary 

post pile. These tops will harbor 

FOB NOW AND TBK HdUDATS 

disappearance. 

diseases and insects over winter. 

By destroying them now, you will 

kill eggs of some Insects and adults 

Ij*ocahontas Honors of others, as well as diseases. 

Phone Somer. Point 73^ 

Cut the roe plants back a little 

IVIrA. Mary Camburn and gather up fallen leaves, which KABLER'S POULTRY FAJ 

Mrs. Mary Camburn was honored carry the black spot disease over 

ivlth a stork shower FWdoy night 

STEELMANVILLE BOAD ' - * 

to next season. 

fyy members of Natona Council. Degree 

of Pocahontos, following their 

business meeting. She received Fined $200 For 

many gilts. 

Refreihments were served by Mrs, Drunken Driving 

Albert Blum and her committee at Accused of drunken driving after OCEAN CITY -tffi 

a table decorated in pink Md white. 

>lHdJiiR with • parked ear, Wesley 

)ne.

Thursday. November 25,1948 

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\iiti limy miss nn iiiipDi'tiint 

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Sfi'vito iK-ttui* fjir evL'rj'Oiii; 

dsu on your party lino . , , just 

as it liulps to replace the 

ruceiN'cr i'-c-n-t-l-y vvlicn you firul 

iliij lino alrcrtilyin use . . . 

.•mi! to iL-leaso tliu line promptly 

in ense of L'MK'rgyncy, 

NIW JIRSIY BELL TILIPHONI COMPANY 

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Where Friends Meet to Eat 

The CHATTERBOX ,.•• 

H'l'H find CKNTIJAi, ^î,' 1 *' 1 

Spccia/ Attention on Orders for 

P hon, 0717 

I.IK. \N u i ,| { 

In SomersPoint 

Mrs. Klnkade, ^°>]"yt F x aser 

U r\J r\- i alls of 'treats 

Here 5 Yârs, Dies H ? '•'«* K,WUm 

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I MAC'S Restaurant 

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[•/}•! Cai-fi- iu i'nuuta 

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} Hotol - Bar - Restaurant 

^TELEVISION ISHERE.-w 

„. Hl.l, Hill! l.UilHlli; Nl'UHIS -t 

VUli AIU: COIM)!A1.I.Y INVirKH TO iNKi'KCT OUli 

J NKWi.v in;MUi)i:i,i:i> i)iNiN(; nouM 

«iil lattT In MoiiU Parlii-s 

Diiii-ioUH I nod and Drinks 

SNAPPER SOUP - CLAMSTEWS 

Miss Jean Conover 

Is Church Bride 

Point Girl United 

With Philadelphia!, 

Fire Co. Auxiliary - 

to Elect Officera i 

SOMERS . PQlNT - tilo Lndii'S' 

Auxiliary of Volunteer Fire Compar.y 

No, a will elett officers Deoem- 

H, .;, u • " had been in the 

.!' u h y m n - , ir.e a n d 

Siiliirdiiy, UL Shuin Mi-nionul Hos- IJitiil iwo weeks, \iiih a heart 

Pltill, Ihi'ir wi-imd lilild and sec- uiimerit, 

.'..•." ..! 'I.' i.i'.il'.-. M".n.'.. '•: .,i"ii !riri,(K will uc: tij. ond Mi;, hi' wi-imii-d cinlil poiinds, Tlie wife of Loub Loiigo. she has 

U'.:.;'.-Ii (' -.-:.. ..-.,• . ' • . : ! ! I'. 1". I Til- ])|-.- 1,11,1 M r , ; seven Oimiii',. uiid has heeii niuned been fuisocialed with him in the cafe 

• :. • ,,•..! r;,..;: ;,^ ::,,, u ;ii i,,, ],.. ]. 1 M S u | 1 . •Iin-li:inl 

Henry, Jr. 

business here for many years. •— 

- . " • ' ]'.• ..-., " .'••'. 1'. • a " i n . !-, I'liii:: 

1: '• . ..-,!, • . - - - - 

V,''•' . •'' Attend League Meeting 

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Legioh Auxiliary's 

Dance Is Big Success 

SOMERS POINT—The "Harvest 

Miss Chamberlain v ^ 

Weds Edward Mart* ' 

SOMBBS POINT — M13I Bdi0lMH:S I'IJIX'I'. A ui(uiii:4 »,i» inji in Farmlnnriulc. an Moiitiiiv nine, m ihe gynuiMium of Dawoa Point, beeamt the bride of Edward'," 

»-||i-:>. uiJls 11! rliilhliiir, tovs nild nv. Bciiqol. wus mast successful. Mails, v. s. Army, »n of Mrvan«l-**j 

;...mrs v.:'.] hi. liivni In clilldrpii lit Miss DorLs FriLseh wns general Mrs Harvey Mftrts, Bomsn- Fotat,* 

i:.r Hume Ilifl-c. Tlip KTOUI) Will cliiiirmnii, 

Wediipsday alternoon, last week, at * 

•1- -I'-- • ( •-"••. •-!-. ilii.^-'iu'i':- II! M l ' 

rin.liiiui. In II'IU-.I iirlielr.s. iiii'l will 

the home of Miss OhiunberlaiiUs ' 

•• "•' II ;! Ci.;;.,M-l', I:". Cllili- 

Thr gym »as riecornicd in ornii... 

ni.iKi- ,i)iiit,jir|- iiiji in i)u, 

unclp. Charles Potter, Wllilow.dtovf.J 

],(.iif . mid biun. iiith ji large moon setUns 

• - • • ' • • . . I ' ' M -'i.i'.'i'i \j'i'- vi',•,'!•,'•! 

i.fT tlie rnior sriirnie. 

Rev. Cedric E. Hiekman, a tmmtt* 

The siiiifk bur. with Mr. and Mrs. yastor of Bethany Methodist ". 

Rev, Clark Soon to John Soninu-rv. 8r.. in rliarue. was Church, iierforiiiiil the. csKntonp.. ~? £ • 

i.,.-, 111.1.1 ul. 

ii bin int. 

_ Follawiiig n lioaeymoon In- the 

:.,! ...i!ii'. nil!; 

•i::.!- v.i. ill,nil- Leave Baptist Church Mrs. Juhn fliimmcrs. Mrs. Krnneth 

BOMKHH POINT Sjiui.iv ,1 TuiinT, MR Herniiui Jleskers rind 

n.P 

:i . .:•,•!.iMi-i 

111.mil;,!.: M'nii'i' n: l-'ir,,i ii-,.,US| Mr*. Frank Chnniherliiin were in 

(•Ir.iu-::. liiv. C.ni Mii.iuli.m iu;i h,. i hiiiKP (i! fii-iiuiallons. Prizes were 

uwiirried fur spcriiilly dunces. 

1 1- r 

Poeoiios, Mrs, Marts win temporarily c 

Hiiy with her parents, Mr, and MnL' 1 

Fmiicis Cluunberlain, .L 

MBS. LOMRO DIES .• ;, 

Point Churche.i 

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H: iiliMitl I'I:IIIIT 

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INN 

Plymouth Piftce and 

Allantic Ave. 

l.Ol'IS T. CO.ItMON. I'rnr- 

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ii 

Smiling Tony" 

says 

"A Square Deal 

for Everybody 

We Are Going 

to the 

SERVING A SPECIAL FULL COURSE 

(Thanksgiving Hinnrr 

WISSOW'S 

RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL BAR 

SOMERS POINT, N, J, 

OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 

Friday - Saturday . Sunday 

234 Shore Road Phono S. P. 913 

OF SOMERS POINT 

Where Everybody Meets 

BflR « CRFE ii 

Presenting Nightly. . , 

VIOL 

LAIS 

Wizard of the Keyboard 

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Plays Your Request on the Hammond Organ 

Just Name Your Favorite Tune Anything Under the 

Sun , . .She Will Play It 

OUR POLICY •-- 

Everyone Treated Fairly, Squarely and Pleasantly \ 

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•••> nksgiving 

Dance 

o Post 

Saturday Nlte, Nov. 27th 

Fromi Ifll 

Gerald Lilly's Orchestra 

•: Tmmtiux, WOVDIBEB M . u 

With JAN-lt r^WKU. Md omiO 

«ad SATCnbAy. NOVEMBEB M - M 

PQNATION.7SC 

Door Prize 

A8TAIBB iM WDX OAKLAM) 

IM) SHOW TUESDAY 

DAY Md THlllSUAV, DBCKMBEB I - i — 

AY llflff *AI11U>AV.. DECEMBBn 3 • 4 — 

Refreshments 

•.Moorlyn.TT.urs. 

Hi € L 

E{ FROM BRAZIL 

t|l|UpR STORE; 

M.W^ti^tm Clwle, Somtre Point, N, J, 

vjtewoitr'JW* m mwam MINT 

rted and Domestic Wines 


- CORDIA18 . WtNES - ICE COLD BEER 

725 Asbury 


DEIlVERY ANYWHERE.ON T.IF ISIAND 

wssmsm ««Sl'nl^^&!>'a.;*;!>.^..'''t-i 

Coining to Strand 

Thmaday, FHdnjf, Buturdw L 

'Bitty, Orable's: Mle as "Benny 

Kane", beautiful burlesque soubrette 

s»r flirty tofltt «« Ma'V to' MM *• 

be the matt demanding rote of the 

blonde musical queen's career. As 

tins' wife of ji : lovable but unde« 

'IllSignsieht AS Well &S a full QUOtft 

of sons and dance routines. .. 

BtoasQint Richard Arien, who 

made Ms first screen appearance 27 

yam ajo and who hu appealed In 

more than 100 oicturcs. is seen In 

Technjsoler for the first time. Oilier 

favorites tii Use cast are Jack Qakie, 

June Havoc and James Gleason. 


i. "Mo Minor" yieel," starring Dana 

Andrews, Hill Palmer and Louis 

Jourdan, represents tile Hollywood 

swing toward comedy that film audiences 

have been Baking for. 

With It, Produeer-fflteetor Lewis 

Milestone returns to the field of 

madcap action which won him fame 

for sues hits as "The Front ft»ie'\ 

elples who are drawn together a.? a 

result of Andrews' criticism of 

Jourdan's work as an artist, 

Wednesday 

A hilarious glimpse Into the college 

campus life and problems of a 

student veteran and his wife in 

their campus trailer h "Apartment 

for Peggy's a: Technicolor production 

teaming Jeanne Croln and William 

Holden with Academy Award Winner 

Edmund Owcnn. 

A small college town Is the locale 

by Faith Baldwin. It also brings 

until he met up with irresuble 

Feggy. _J_ 

STRAND 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 

Thrills and excitement accent 

Warner Brothers 1 new Technicolor 

^reduction, "Hgfcter iquadron", 

r«rMng Edmond O'Brien, Robert 

Stack and John Rodney against the 

lever Europe before D-Day. 

Beton Miller, who produced and 

wrote the film, conducted extensive 

research to Hollywajd and Washing. 

aration called for hundreds of rec- 

ords of combat eSEperieneis and 

viewing almost a million feet of 

combat camera fUm, 

Used Car Pricma 

Turning 'Sot?? 

According to reports In automotive 

circles, prices of used 

cars have been "soft" since the 

new credit regulations went Into 

effect. 

Wlldwood city commissioners 

fflund out how loft the market 

is when they offered two cityowned 

vehicles for sale to the 

hitfjeit bidder. 

4! 

MSB 

arid | 

dan. A service station which 

submitted the offer declined 

comment as to whether the 

IMS model was bought as an 

agent for Jack Benny, 

Slow Walter: "This eoffee Is hnported 

from Brazil," 

Tired Customer: "Well, whatta 

,yuh knew? It's Mill, warm," 


inner 

Served IMn 1 to 1 pat. 

Fruit Cup 

ROAST TURKEY 

Filling Cranberry Sauce 

Oiblst Gravy 

,CaSrdi«d Sweet Potate#i 

Peas or Com 

Whipped White Potatois 

Rolli . Coffee 

Pie or Ice Cream 

— OR — 

Rtast Beef or 

Baked Virginia Ham f 1,40 

Shafto's 

RESTAURANT 


Breakfast 8 to 1 

CUWINO 8 p, Jf. 

' SATUBBAY 11130 P. M. ' 

Abbotts Ice Cream 

I tures in scientific ^search Jg. the I 

quest for the cause and cgre of I 

pw, mmtwm 

' tlsts, supported flnamclally by the 

t American Ouncer Bocirt?, Has been 

v remitted iff duty. More (Ban MO 

, researchera art •: receiving dtatot 

•;•• matt from tne Society thta yejir,; 

'••;• Scores men are being supported by 

ACS grants to institutions, 

- -.. The research war against, cancer 

i la not an easy one. It Is more dlf- 

'••• flcult than the unleashing of atomic 

v via cosmic power. Breaking the 

, atom essentially was a problem 

:.\ baaed upon many familiar factors of 

physics and mathematics. Cancer, 

U old as life, and almost as varied 

u the many forms of multieeliular 

life, Is growth gone wrong. And 

growth—normal or abnormal—has 

hidden its secrets well from all the 

, great minds ol history. 

PROGRESS MADE 

No major effort was made against 

cancer .before ACS started financing 

research only four yean ago, 

tteverthetasa, during the brief eoncelled 

assault on the disease a great 

IX/vll-roay-care Edmond OBrlen plays a daredevil pilot In the dial of progress has been made. 

Theatre befimiliif Thursday and nmtbinlmr Umofk Saturday. 

Small Counties Seek County Declines to 

Road and School Aid Join Burlington in 

comtaBed am page i Fighting State Curb 

SimmiU. of Monmouth, and .As- ^S.*^^.t^SS?J? tt ta ** But •"•» here there has been 

semblynmn Anderion Fowler, of B "'j5£?,E? l S t *'££ d , Hi? Vt' I toprovement. Surveys show that 

Somerset. jnt eamprign to prevent state gov- lBMflte OT starting to heed thel 

m mi! Highway oommuilon, to asK 

for proper recognition of the small 

counties In highway improvements. 

Smith qiao appointed a special educational 

committee to endeavor to 

secure additional state aid fr 

schools and raise the mlnlmu 

salarii-s of teachers, Assemblyman 

Thomas J. Hlllery, of Morris Coun. 

tv, was selected chairman, with Al- 

and Ajsamblyman Emory B, L.Ml 

of Ciutiden. us the other members. 

Concensus of opinion was that the 

problem of paying the bonus to 

legislature and submitted to the I nolitical maliee 

people for approval \ "'" ' 

Wildwood Tot Is 

Drowned in Ditch 

cancer, are Maiming a far greater 

salvage of Ufe than was thought 

often cancel symptoms in ignored 

uatU *** tumor ta «•*•* thi 

«Wtem with cancer colonies. 

without discussion last week. mMrt"".£ y V-{?"' * re5eareh !?'" 

The Burlington rulen declared f^l\ s "J'__'*$*&> to 1. of *«* 

that all county governments should ftSS' a PP«h« to controlling the 

make a united stand to prevent 4JS,.I,» *h I ^ %, 

state authoritlei from "eserciaing ^w.i^tl,*^ l.i.2!7 f*' 

ties to manage affalri within their " * * «» hormones. foUc add 

iurlsdlctlbn" and others-are being used expert. 

Vftu w ".^ '' . J i mentally to treat human cancer. 

Burlington purchase of two, Dela- He, Bnd some day a common factor "*•ware 

river bridges, the letter said may be isolatedir a new aubstanS ' 

tMt no asstatance was might on found that will control-growth. f 

Stone Harbor Plans 

Better Pl&ygrounds 

Bevoriy Ann Tray, 2%. at Wild- Stone Harbor boroufh council has 

wood, drowned In three feet of work in progress to provide more 

water Saturday when she fell Into playground facilities for young peoa 

rain-nlled construction ditch near pie, as the result of a request from 

her home, the Parent-Teacher Association. 

The girl, an omy cnlld of Mr. A play field at 96th st, and 1st 

and Mrs, Arthur Tray, 109 W. Cresie av. was thrown open for use thi 

av,, was playing with a four-year- week after the tract was cleared of 

old companion in a sand pile ad- brush and graded, 

joining a sewer construction project. The P.-T, A, alsq requested that 

She ln%i. her fftfiHncr anri siflnruui «**(**{«.* ^...I^^^R^* ^«^ i_ _i^ *= 

Into tha ditch, which had been be replaced at the central play. 

short time later. 

QUALIFIED 

Young Mother: "What makes-you 

In colonial days New, Jersey was 

think; our boy is going to be adivided 

into two sections. West 

politloian?" 

Jersey and Bast Jersey, There were 

Young Father: "He says more two separate governing bodies 

thingi that sound well and mean known as Boards of Proprietors In 

nothing than any other human be- charge of governing the affairs of 

ing I ever saw," 

these two sections, > 

SPAGHETTI - 6Sc 

noil , Ml:AT BALM 

Hade la Order to tiki On! 

TCDESTO'S 

w«i M *w .Ph, 0472 

DAN'S 

nSHMARKET 

ON THE BAY at 10th ST. 

BIGHT fBOM THE SEA 

WEAKFISH 

BUTTfiR FISH 

KINGFSIH 

FLOUNDERS 

PILET FLOUNDER 

SEA BASS 

CLAMS 

All Kinds of Fresh Bait 

•«• Phone 8589 

HAZELTON COMBINATION 

STORM a»d SCREEN WINDOWS 

Instant Oumfe-Orer — Etdoces Fo*l BID 

UtmttH nl UtaitN M I^Mri 

LOUIS TACGARINO 

BEATING 


PLUMBING 


Phone 0450 

Dry Cleaning \ Fine Tailoring 

ail 

said they would provide supervision 

of the pltiyficlds, If necessary, during 

after-school hours. 

and are reporting earlier* 1 to their 

Hercules was able to overcome 

Ataeus only by holding him so that 

no part of him touched the ground. 

MYWOOD PRESS 

DISTINCTIVE 

PRINTERS 


FrtdR. Woodruff Phone 1180 

STATIONERY 


Order Your 

PERSONALIZED 


, NOW! 

50 for f 1.00 and up 

With NMU InpHBtM 

BALL POINT >nd 

FOUNTAIN PENS 

fARTT 

Saturday, November 27 — 9 to 1 

JACK'S PROVE 

Mays Landing Road, Somers Point 

Dancing - Entertainment - Refreshments 

Door Prizes 



9th St. and Asbury Av«nae Phone 1831 

PRESCRtPTlOm 

OUR SPECIALTY 

The Finest Quality Qy of the Best Drop 

A Are Always Al Ud Used I IT WILL 

Minit Curl $1.25 

Gives Soft, LonU Naiund- 

Looking Carts tnd Wun In 

Minatt*! 

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, SCmCKSPKClM, 

Stuck Bnajriuid Sta CC" 

I LIQUOR s / < )h'' X 

Max Factor 


-•-:.:•: H o u r s : ••.::.,••, , 

fi 0 9 P, M, On^ 

JOSOTH '«! 

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WAftttBR BltOf.' NIWTHRUL 

PmUlflNI) fl'RBIFN * BilRFDT CTIRK * I(1HH nfllHIW 

CUiBUIlII UDIflCfi ffUDEHI dlW?A * JUHn flvUNCl 

COMING THUR, • SAT., DEC. 2-4 

'THE THREE MUSKETEERS'*! 

OCEAN CF 

MAT. THUR, & SAT. 2i30 - EVE SHOWS ST 

ym do stars 

get thai certain 

feeling to put 

l 

BETTY CRABIE 

ndDANDAIlEY 

•how you how in llw 

flunboyinl «lory 

ofShowrVople 

BabySmiies 

At Me 

CMr.lr 

TICHNICOLOR 

THUR. • SAT., NOV. 25-27 

CARTOON ADDED 

WON. & TUBS., NOV. 28.80 

ONE DA¥ ONLY 

TLLHN • Will. 

Let Us Give Thanhs! 

e Sand Dunes 

. o 

and gouuwn 

§p8mphOt Champion 

m the otntral 

Pri."' r ridew °' *"• toaln it should' 

Pri « ham-covered «onsi4e»Dtf mori « 

q§e«n Clif witheui rejreientetlon — 

«t ttt htuliiBi In AUsnUe City last 

•Brint ihoula be ctnsired, Thete "Oin 

JitartnB w«e eaUed by the Publte , ' 

ay. The miws- Mnierenee with the 

THey mort 

td 

e to Fiver §ay$ Later T\ 

>t sand dune, up there trail MS"*^ t * mm » ter «i that the Being Seoutmaater of an active 

and uied for 111 fSi K5i. n .f 1".°' S^H •^ve in Ocean t«op, he must give up most ofhta 

ot>al«odamaged_th«hoB)e"f Mrs. ElUabeth 

She retaliated by 

s

t 

mm 

s i 

f : *Ht'«,:ni, 

• Society, Ôcenn 

ttnnual Thanks- 

LD«y Erodaroa- 

jitftiieDnttiMl 

^Jeewn-eennon entitled 

^m *• *•*!• flow- 

> uaW «d tflanfa- 

thy vowa unto the 

MmWU) 

V***m Mm the Ktag 

_ JotOiftti Iftli taittule: 

I tnartton the loving fctad. 

• tbelEort, and the praises 

d. Mcordlng tri all that 

»th, bestowed on us, and 

ss toward the house 

he hath bestowed 

Mootdhig to his mercies, 

to the multitude of 

"ttdnisies." (In 63!?,) 

.passages Irom "Science 

_ jSrETkw to the •ertp- 

rMiiy Biker Eddy Include, 

bleMes.man, but nun ran- 

lS3 55plTeonieth 1 . By It 

healed, the sorrowing 

.,^jd, and the stantaf are 

.These are the effects ol 

GPd, the Invisible 

In eternal Science.' 

rasoloentlUed: "THanka 

.QM", by Stanley Dlekaon, 

_I appropriate for the oc- 

ri^wlU be given by Christian 

i*vlce will close with the 

, ^Ji benediction from the Bible: 

KKeVffitMnB, ttve thaalw for 

lsvihe will of Ood In Christ 

i Dinner-Bazaar 

Women's Society of Chrls- 

eervtce of the nnt Methodist 

will sponsor a eUekea bit- 

dinner and bazaar Thursday 

t next week, December 2, in the 

HOLYTWNIT* 

dining room. 

» 6 to 7 p. m. Service will 

BAPTISED 

Joseph McCoy, 8-month- 

ibn Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. 

y. 3256 West »v., 

d N o b 

baptised 

t Hl 

t , p 

y. November 14,-at Holy 

Episcopal Church by Rev. 

BL VnufchmL The godpar- 

Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy J. 

iSand Harry Von Bulow. 

Isle Waterway 

Deepened 

C-to no* In progress on deep- 

[: the north c«naJ of Bea lilt 

iJnhnd waterway, a project 

I by the Olvlskm of Navlga^: 

to cost about $15,000, 

MdjOTt byjht LeOhanl 

ftfmai Keasant, and 

nqutre sis weeks. Two other 

i will be deepened to eight feet 

f water, lor a width of 80 feet 

' 4iWJ. 81?^ 

• 10 a>< nt^=Brt^ ^^nuunlon. l 

9 a.ipS-Spljr epBupunten, 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 8. ft 

Bw. Jowph J. Bitnun 

Sunday Masses, I and 10:15 u 

Confessions on Saturday. 4:10 to 

5:45 pJn. and 7:10 to 8:30 p.m. 

Hnt Friday Mus 7 a. m. 

Confessions on eve of First Friday, 

•hio to i:» p. m. 

Dally Mass, 14th st. and Asbury 

av., 7i,a, and Saturday 7:10, a. m, 

Masses on Holy Days, 6 and t 

«. m, 

Confessions on eve of Holy Days, 

7:30 to iiSO p. m, 

. . . 

ST. MART'S CHAPEL 

tad st and AUanUo av. 

Sunday Mass at 9:15 a.m. Con- 

fessions before Mass, 

Writ Friday Mass, 7:30 a.m. Con- 

fessions before Mass. 

Mass on Holy Days. 8 a. m. 

Confesslonij before Mass. 

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Ocean City, New Jersey 

Sunday Service—11 a, ro,, Village 

Theatre, Sth St. and Boardwalk. 

Sunday School—11 a. m,, 613 8th 

st. Wednesday Evening Testimonial 

Meeting, 1 p. m,—812 Sth it, 

eHWSTIAN SOIENOB LESSON 

SERMON 

"Ancient and Modem Necromancy, 

Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, 

Denounced" Is the subject lor Sun- 

day, November 28. 

Golden Text: "When the enemy 

shall come In like a flood, the Spirit 

of the Lord shall lift up a standard 

ralnst_hlm," lisa. 59:li.) 

Sermon: Passages from the King 

Junes version of the Bible taelude; 

"Blessed la the man that endureth 

temptation: tor when he to tried, 

he shaU receive the crown of life, 

which the Lord hath promised to 

them that love him." (Jas, 1:12) 

Correlative passages from "Science 

and Health with Key to the Scrip, 

•ures" by Mary Baker Eddy Include: 

"Christians must take up arms 

against error at home and abroad. 

They must grapple with tin In them- 

selves and in others, and continue 

this warfare until they have finished 

their course. If they keep the faith, 

they will have the crown of re- 

joicing," (p. 20.) 

* • • 

ST, JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

10th st, and Central av. 

Bev. Frank F, Adler, S.T.M., Pastor 

Marlon Trout Murphy, Organist 

The Hnt Sundiiy in Advent—* 

9:45 a. m,—Church School and 

Bible Classes, 


group. Visitors welcome. Attend' 

once cards given, 

11 a. m,—The Strviee, The 

njpn, "Who la Coming?" _, 

Romans 13:11-14; Gospel, Matthew 

21:1-0; Anthem by the Ohoir, "Has- 

anna", from Olivet to Calvary 

F, Edwin Relber, 

Classes for all age 

A 

Maunder. Soloist, Jeannette B, 

Wy 

4 p. in.—Confirmation Class. 

Mday- 

7:30 p. m.—Choir Rehearsal. 

i . . . 


10th it. and Weatoy »v. 

"The Church with the Neon Sim" 

But. Victor B. Seattle. Pwtor 

Sunday, November M— 

9:15 ft m.—Sunday School Teach- 

ers' prayer meeting in the pastor's 

td p 

study. 

9:46 a. m.—Sunday School with 

f ll R l l Stt 

y 

classes for all ages. Russell Sutton, 

i t d t 


11 a. m.—Worship service. Ser- 

mon by Pastor Victor B. Beattie. 

B:30 p". m.—"Crusaders for Christ" 

youth fellowship for all 'teen a{ers, 

ld b H SlUi J 

y l p 

led by Henry SlUing. Jr. 

7:30 p. m,—Qospel Service. 

l n t i l h In 

splratlonal congregational hymn- 

sing. Message by Pastor VloUr B, 

Beattle. 

Monday, November 28; 

7 p. m.—Sunday School Teachers 

and Officers meet at the church for 

house to house "tailing campaign" 

to reach those not attending any 

Sunday School or church, 

Wednesday, December 1— 

7:30 p. m,—Midweek service of 

prayer, praise and Bible study. 

Pastor Beattie continues the series, 

The Doctrines of Salvation", 

Thursday, December 2— 

7 p. m, — Teachers and Officers 

continue their "calling campaign", 

promotional program of the Sunday 

School, 

Friday, December 3— 

7 p. m.—Bible Club for all boys 

and girls In the lower auditorium, 

Ohoruses. contests, Bible games, 

quizes and flannelgraph stories, 

9 • • 


8th st. and Central av. 

Rev, A. Lynn Qonglofl, Minister 

Sunday, November m— 

B:30 a. ro.—Church School^ with 

ilasses for all ages. Roy Darby, 

superintendent, 

11 a, m,—Morning Worship, Ser- 

mon—"What Generations to Come 

Might Know". Special music by 

the choirs, 

8:30 p, m, — Youth Fellowship 

meeting In the Church Offlce. 

7:30 p, m,—Evening Service. Song 

Service, special music, sermon by 

the pastor. All are welcome. 

Wednesday, December 1— 

7:30 p. m,—The Fqllowship Hour. 

Study the Bible with ui. 

SO LONG AS YOU LIVE, 

ouJafn 

I 

ft? 

: AC& PRESENT 

. DAY PROBLEM5 

WITH CHRIST'S HELP 

CHURCH SCHOOL! 

8IQ4.-B 

out Sunday and join thosa who gather to give 

thanks to the One who provides all our 

Jffij: ;';;>; comforts and all our needs. 

Man City Baptist Church Flrat Methodist Church 

Re*. Victor B. Seattle Rev, A, L. Gongloff 

'''•&t.y : -*'-' : •'...•.- 

ijit'îibytflrian'ChMrch _•, , , , , , , „ . . 

"" aet. dtatn mebtt St. John ».Lutheran Church 

vvJ. "•'•:'? :-? r 'f"-- : - , Rev. Frank F, Adler 

St. Mary's Chapel 

Rev. Bartholomew B, Doyle 

Rev, Joseph J. Brennan 


Village Theatre 

,.S5ABSMrAOLE BA^MT 

: ? OHDHCHloolorA) ,! u 

BAPTIOT CHURCH MACEDONIA M. E. OHOROH 

(OeloMd) 

Trinity Episcopal 

S Church 

f .ii-JV»Tegt VSushan, Rector 

(? 

Augustine's R. C. 

Church 

V, BarttlolMnew B. Doyta 

Er. JdMgph J. Brennan 

ai 

New Room For 

County X-Ray 

Wbg to Bo Added to 

Old Court House 

A new wing will be added to the 

rear of the old court house build. 

Ing to provide additional space for 

the county health clinic, to meet 

specifications recommended by the 

State Department of Health, 

Announcing imminence of trie 

project, the Board of Freeholden 

Uait week appointed A. Oregory 

Ogden, of Oold Spring, as architect. 

The board plans to receive bids 

.December 7 on the construction. 

Specifications call for a new room 

to house a 1500-pound x-ray ma- 

chine which Is being reserved for 

Cape May Oounty by the State De- 

partment. Unless the room is pro- 

vided by January 18, the state will 

bi forced to deliver the machine to 

some other government unit. 

Other proposed changes include 

division of a large waiting room in- 

to a section for clinic patients, and 

a section for physicians and their 

examinations, A large closet and 

store room will be converted into a 

dark room for development of X-ray 

films, the tanks to be supplied by 

the state. 

Freeholder Lawrp.nr.eM Lenj, 

rector of county buildings, said that 

state health officials have been as- 

sured that the improvement will be 

made speedily. 

Northwestern Montana has 2501 

glacier-fed lakes, I 

Drive Planned 

By Baptist Sunday 

School Neil Week 

The Sunday School of the Ocean 

City Baptist Church will conduct 

an organized and intennlfled "call- 

ing-campaign" Monday and Thurs- 

day next week in the interest of 

reaching those in a wide area not 

attending any Sunday School or 

church. 

This' new promotional program 

was officially organized at the last 

meeting of the Sunday school teach- 

ers and officers, and the pastor, Rev. 

Victor B. Beattie. a week ago. 

The teachers, officers, and pastor, 

comprising a calling-corps of 30, will 

divide themselves into 10 groups of 

"twoi", and wUl call from house to 

house in an area seven blocks to 

the north of the church to 3rd St., 

and seven blocks to the south, to 

17th st The principal avenues to 

be Included in the campaign wUi be 

Wesley. Asbury, Central and Ocean, 

The ••callers" will meet at the 

church at 1 p m.. both Monday and 

Thursday, to "mobilize" for the 

campaign, and will return to the 

church each evening to report and 

have a time of social fellowship. 

The annual Sunday School Christ- 

mas program will be held In the 

church Tuesday evening, December 

21. 

Russell Button is superintendent 

of the Ocean City Baptist Sunday 

School, 

Cruise Still Open 

To Youths of 18 

Navy Offers One. 

Yew Enlistment 

Commander Jay T, Palmer, U. S, 

Navy, Offlcer-in-Oharge of the Phil- 

adelphia Navy Recruiting District, 

announces that a considerable num- 

ber of vacancies now exist for en- 

listment under the Navy's one year 

training program for 18-year-old 

volunteers, as created by Public Law 

75». 

Every one-year enlistee must meet 

the same standards that have been 

established for regular three-year 

enlisments and will get identical 

recruit training along with regular 

recruits. These men for the term 

of their enlistment are an integral 

part of the Navy, subject to all its 

regulations and rules of discipline 

and entitled to equal pay, privileges 

and opportunities for schooling and 

advancement in rate during their 

term of service. They will in most 

cases get sea duty but not shore 

duty at any overseas but. 

The one-year enlistee has his 

choice of three ways in which to 

fully discharge his draft obligatioi 

at the end of one year's training 

1. He may serve four years in 

the Organized (Active) Naval Re. 

serve Unit in his community whii- 

holding any regular civilian job oi 

attending school, 

1. He may elect to serve six years 

In the Inactive Naval Reserve while 

teeplng Ms regular civilian status, 

3. He may re-enlist in the Her 

iilar Navy for a full three-year en- 

listment and continue hia service 

training and advancement. 

The Navy's Atlantic City recruit, 

tag office is in room 207T post offlce 

building. 

Ajrjrtur P. CoTlhw, ot Munrior*, hifi 

been recommended 'to Governor 

Oritcoll for appointment to fill a 

vacancy on the Upper Township 

Committee. 

Tile recommendation was made by 

the township governing body follow- 

ing the resignation last week of M. 

Spencer Young, of Beealey's Point, a 

commltteeman for U years. Mr. 

and Mrs. Young left Friday to re- 

side tn Hollywood, FJa. She has 

been granted a leave of absence as 

teacher of the three lower grades 

oX the Beesley's Point school. 

Collins, a veteran of World War 

II, is well known. In Ocean City as 

he formerly was connected with 

the Mowen Studios. 

Obituary 

Summer Visitor 

46 Years Dies 

Mrs, Krout Passes 

in Philadelphia 

Mrs, Charlotte Kraut, a summel 

resident of Ocean City for 4S yeari, 

died Wednesday last week at her 

winter home, 8723 N. lath st,, Phil, 

adelphia, 

Mrs. Krout, who was 79, was the 

widow of George W, Kraut, founder 

and president of the Krout and Pite 

Manufacturing Co., tape manufac- 

turers, of Phlladelphiaf 

She began visiting this resort In 

the summer In 1J02 and continued 

vacationing here annually up to the 

past season. She was stricken with 

her last illness In October while 

still at her summer home, 1208 Wes- 

ley av. 

Surviving are four children, Miss 

Nellie Krout, Mrs. James Knapp and 

O. Russell Krout, all of Philadel- 

phia, and Mrs^ John Scinoehl, of 

Ocean City. There also are five, 

grandchildren. 

Funeral servicei were conducted 

Saturday in Philadelphia, with in- 

terment in Olielten Hills Cemetery, 

Penn Hall Organizer 

Dies in A. C, 

Alexander H. Nelson, retired At- 

lantic Oounty engineer, died Sunday 

in the Atlantic City Hospital. He 

Polio Victim Is 

Granted Divorce 

A North Wlldwood woman who 

was deserted by her husband 

when she returned from a hos- 

pital partly recovered from in- 

fantile paralysis, wu granted a 

recommendation for divorce by 

Advisory Master Burton, at 

Camden, 

Mrs, Katherine Oochran, 

mother of three children, said 

that the day the was discharged 

from a Camden hospital her 

|—-huaband-Jameg-left her at thr 

door with the statement that 

she wasn't any good as a wife 

anymore because of her paraly- 

sis. She said he then drove oB 

and she never saw him again. 

Lort MtMtUaff Try • cludDed. 



CURRENT DIVIDEND HATE 3% 



Savings and Loan Assn. 

511 - 8th Street Phone 0012 

Home heat GUARANTEED 

no matter what happens next winter I 

LET US FILL 

YOUR SIN ID 

THE BRIM H/ITH 

GENERAL MOTORS 

Parto and Accessories 

Series 40 and SO 

BHANp NEW 

BUICK ENGINES 

Flto 'Si Thru •46 Gars 

Liberal 

*346 ,30 

Pop lour 

Ohi Moiop 

liirlyiiM FLVWIIKKI, * I'll Tt'll 

Brakes Relined 

* Clutches Replaced 

Motor Overhauling, 

Carburetor and Ignition' 

Rebuilt Front End 

AM Tlrjs Wearing 

Unevenly? 

Knee Action, Overhiulns and 

Wheel Alignment 

THE MODERN WAY 

NEED A NEW BATTEItV? 

TIRES or .TUBES? 

WB HAVE THEM 

IN STOCK! 

••ASH nr TIMK FAYHKNTK 

Wallace Bros. Buck 

6th St. and Simpson Ave, 

Phone 9042 

„ »JW Wildwood. 19-0 

Jg*

" ' : ^ *. = . 

7 

L.H.EYRE 

CMC TRUCK SALES & SERVICE 

17 N, VERMONT AVE, 

ATLANTIC Olrr, N, J, PHONE 4-ISS1 

Paperhangers 

PAPERHANGING 

and PAINTING 

OITH. 

E, THOMAS HUTCHINS , 

HI Cowal A»e, Ph. 1W7-JT j 

Alfred R. Smith, Inc. 

PAPERHANCINC 

1048 A»bury Ave. 

PAPERHANGING 

PAINTING 

Frank W, Young 

HAIIMOBA 

Phone 0, C, 1825R-1 

JACK J. WATKINSON 

PAPERHANGER 

(. "FKnoint Mnfm" 

1 955 Artmy Aienoe 

k Flione 18a 

Painters 

GEORGE 0. LODER 

Punting Contractor 

it w, lsih simi rrumf J330 n 

"LOT GEOROK DO IT" 

PAINTING=4iiterior and Exterior 

WILLIAM J, SMITH 

Residence: 8 Asbury Ave. Office; 802 Central Avt, 

Phone 1567-J Phone 1723 

Mon END \ 

Needed 

A charter for the local Cub Scout 

tn»p wag presented Tuesday night 

last week at a meeting of the boys 

with their leaders and parents in 

the S«mt Hut, 6th st and the I 

boardwalk. ,' 

The charter was presented by 

Harry Kelm, Atlantic Council execu- 

tive, to Luke Turner, chairman of 

tile troop committee of the Rotary 

Club, sponsor of the Cubs. 

PROVIDES- MEETING PLACE 

Kelm pointed out that the charter 

carries with It the obligation of the 

club to continue providing a place 

for the boys to meet and of main- 

taining proper leadership. He also 

Issued Cub registration cards to E. 

R. French and Donald Swan, other 

members of the Rotary committee. 

Cubmaster Harry Roy, and the Den 

Mothers. Mrs. Anna Roy, Mrs. Grace 

Pierson and Mrs. Constance Llnd- 

blom. 

Reporting that the present Cub 

Dens are overcrowded. Mr. Kelm 

sounded a call for more mothers 

and fathers to provide leadership. 

Pour persons volunteered for den 

mother or den fattier assignments. 

They will attend a meeting Thurs- 

day night next week to receive In- 

structions. 

TRACES eCODT EISTOBY 

Speaking informally » the hoys, 

Bta td th hi f h 

•K:Blighting'^tioi i! nMMîn'' ii* 

: tat one person twice In tho UDK 

Issue U M M •:. -.'•• -., v- \'. •. 

That's what Tlw SentlA*l- 

Ledger did last w«Jc to Jos^h 

Molls, driver of the city am- 

bulance. 

The flnt flight was on page 1, 

where we unintentionally omit- 

ted the fact that Molks played 

ft major role in assisting the 

victim of an automobile acci- 

dent near Trenton. 

The second was in a story of 

the schoolboy who broke his leg 

playing foothill at 34th st. It 

was the ambulance driver who 

placed a temporary splint on 

the broken limb, then took the 

victim to Shore Memorial Hos- 

pital, assisted by police. 

Mollcs didn't complain, but 

his friends insist that city am. 

btUanee drivers often are over- 

looked when the credits' are 

handed out lor worthy service 

in emergencies. 

County Editorial 

Opinion Condensed 

(Continued from Page B) 

Dense of the taxpayers. 

ON HELPING OURSELVES 

(Cape May Star and Wave) 

Today, under New Jerseys cash 

basis budget law, high rates of cur- 

pg y » y, 

Mr, Beta traced the history of the 

Seout movement from its origin in 

England to the United Stales. He 

i h Cbb 

• 

th "*, «emort im- 

th f" ever . '»»•••»»•••»••••»»•••••••»•••»»»•»•»••*•»» 

C. L. BRECKLEY. Inc. 

House «nd Sign 

PAINTING 

Pit MSJ-W J 

OSCAR A. NILSON 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

423 Asbnry Anatte 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Phone 1938-R 

PAUL L. BRADY 

âhktiag, Contractor 

^B«PI IW Flrrt Street 

'I- ' Phone 02M-M 

R, C. PRICE 

PAINTING and 

DECORATING 

1228 Anbury Avenoe 

1887 


KXTEKIOB and 

FRANK A. HUBER 

1114 Central 

EXTERIOR — INTERIOR 

POKCB Ml WtCKKH Ft'ttXITUBE 

aPOAV PAINTED 

JAMES J. FLYNN 

Contracting Painter 

1059 Asbury Av. Ph. 0788 

& 

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^ms § - 

to pay their taxes during the year 

they are due. To those who meet I 

their tax obligations promptly, it is ' 

sn unfair burden for they ire pen- 

Blued for the failure of others. To 

those responsible for the deficiencies 

by not paying taxes promptly, the 

penalty makes it increasingly diffi- 

cult to meet their tax obligations, 

DntU Cape May ean clear its 

books of propertiH that produce no 

tax revenue, large numbers of va. 

cant lots which are always tax de- 

linquent, It cannot hope for 100 per 

cent tax eollections. That is a 

problem that must be met as spted- 

lly as possible through foreclosure 

proceedinp, but It Is a long and 

expensive task that at best can be 

done only piecemeal. 

The eneouraflng part of the pic- 

ure Is that apparently more tax. ] 

payers HI coming to recognise the; 

benefit to themselves and thejr city I 

to be derived from prompt payment • 

of taxej. If that thought can be! 

nurtured to even greater prevalence ' 

everyone stands to gain, 

A HEM, CHAMPION PASSES 

(Cape May County Times) 

The d#ath of former Mayor Joseph 

O. Champion, of Ocean City, markj 

the passing of a man who ha* prob- 

ably done more for his home re«ort 

and for the county than any other. 

He was at the helm of Ocean Oity 

a quarter century—years in which 

the foundations were laid Mildly »nrj 

soundly for the building of a great 

resort that Is the Ocean Oity of to- 

day. It was under his guidance 

and leadership that the traditions 

of the Methodist founders of the 

resort were carried out, including 

strict Sunday observance. This even 

though he, himself, was a decided 

liberal. 

Mayor Champion had visions of a 

great regorl city, and never deviated 

from the course he was convinced 

was the right one tor the welfare of 

his community and its people. He 

W£ OUGHT TO BE 

A THANKFUL LOT, 

*UUST TAKE A LOOK 

AT WHAT WeW GOT/ 

ClilCALTlMHUA.M.1 

Professional Engineering Service 

it Land surveying * Consulting £. Supervision 

if Drafting Bngineertng £ House Planning 


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Trucking 

r LOCAL Express & Co. 

HAULING 

•f All DeMHpttaiu 

MckTrafi 

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•4 

General Hauling 

GRAVEL - DUMP TRUCK 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

NICK FIORENTINO 

HI WKST AVENUE 

DRIVE CAHKFULLYI 

AND EVER? DAT! 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

LNCOIU-ORATKD 

Phone O, C. 0605 

Warehouse: 10th & Wat 

LOCAL Hid I.ONO U.!(TAIKC» 

MOVING and 

STORAGE 

PHILADELPHIA 

FREIGHT 

TRIPS DAILY 

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VACUUM cleanon, n«« and rebuilt, 

from »19.76 up. Pay *nly |l.25 • wK 

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»3S First »t. i 11.11 

Apartments For Rent 

| Adult School to 

Open Dec. 2 With 

Only Two Clastes 

The Adult Evening Bcbool will 

open at the high school Thursday 

nlsht,, December 3, with only two 

classes la operation, it was An- 

nounced tills week by Director Von 

E. Henrlod. 

The only subjects that attracted 

sufficient enrollment to Justify car- 

rying them on were public speak- 

ing, with art enrollment of six per- 

sons, and sewing, with 11. Several 

more ore expected In the public 

speaking group. 

AC other courses offered to the 

public were cancelled because ol 

Insufficient registration. 

Both classes will be conducted 

Thursday nights for a 12-week per- 

iod.' Start of study was delayed an 

additional week because of Thanks- 

giving. 

and MMnaa of tha bUWtr Hug 

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6 HITC 

TWO 3 rnmlly apanmenta. egmplitalif 

tuml»li«d With new Mda, M atuyu 

and rofrleeratnra- Prised to sell. |4| 

!th «t, u 

30 

ILB — Flra Alarm syitei 

and njalntalned, 26 yeari 

William i, Andarion, 1th 

•V. Phone 1771. 

lALB—oak buffBt and an 

labl«, chalra, Englnnder 

bicycle. 20 W, ifawea 

esp«rlftn(« 

(, and A« 

L*6 u wc 

J211. 

'OP-UP 

and Ifpi 

BON " 

ar&ileg 

nlville 

$36.40. CIIHH 

i's. ftj Wt«t uv, 

n ill.gi, 

Pattus'a, 

All Classified Ads 

Cash in Advance 

No Classified Ad will be accepted unless accom- 

panied by cash. 

To insure your ad appearing on this page, cash 

must be in this office not later than Tuesday noon. 

Ad will not be set in type until payment is made. 

Ads for the Too Late to Classify department must 

be paid for not later than Wednesday noon. 

Reason: Cost of bookkeeping for Classified Ad 

charge accounts is out of proportion to the revenue 

received. 

25 Words or Less, 

HOTBL, furnl.hod ud Haued. 

rooRia. 11 baths, ahowera ftsd tglieti 

Sfiyiunoil dining room and iîtebey. Us 

and •llverwus inolydsd, |.e»r far- 

lite, 155.000. AButher, with )i ted 

room., II batlm. 111,(00, t'rlBolpali 

only. Baker, 410 Atlutlo av. tl 

NOTICE OF BtfnXEHEIST 

Nvtlcs M h*ret>r *iv«n that (be u- 

COUUtp or th* aiubacrlbBrB. «• the Ttot** 

uetitary Quardlana of Btyra W+ Hlt- 

ch4t|i, n. minor. will bp «*dit- 

«d and aiated by the Qurrof»t«. ujd 

reported for aattlomwit to "ttl^ Q*p? 

H»r County Court, Probate Divtiion. oti 

the nrtventh day of Deuamb*r, tiut, 

at ton o'clock A. H,, U whicfa tlm# 

til>l)llcatJoil Wilt b* tnnd* for l&» lt 

aiicfl of Domrniavlona Tnu.4 fci 

«d November *. Utl, 

Aldlh O 

HALte- Cottftffe near beach. Living room, 

til n hi if rnunl, tottel, on l*t t\. On 

ftid ti.. 4 b#drooma and baUl, Frant 

• nd hiM'k porny ut fASQO, Oliver D 

HirNIJALOW. S bath, nun pomh, 

- , .-*••«•# uuum waiiia 

l» plaintiff and you in d*f*nd 

ant, you in her«by r«4ulr«d to atuw 

the Domptaibt on « bf D 

ant, you in her«by r«4ulr«d to atuwar 

the Domptaibt on «r b«foro D«c«nb*r 

S3. 1>I8 next and ID dafautt thersof 

Judmient will be entered acaid«t >OIL 

Til* Object Of Hid suit la to obtalq 

a dftr of dl 

«t >OIL 

to obtalq 

*a|d plain- 

j Hi 

of dlvor*e 

nd you. 

OARL AUEHpACH, 

Attorney for rUl 

I1Q N. 7th Street, 

Cundeu, N*w Jorw. 

; November 3. IB IB. 

a nimU'urd 6r cull 

is DoOorLu. T3C Wont 

BOIJC1IIT 

»»o rpllahlt 

n. lloneji 

aims of «nMs>Kln«,. 

.lip covtn and* I 

BOA. Point, Pit.*M 

m 

.beautifully 

BERVHTS — H^ 

d 

SKBVICE" — PaBH«* 

ll lUml Btorm 

**m 

flf|ln« 

l 

; 

-^- 

inet 

4jMt 

1>17 Mill .1 

enntt fnrluilotl 

Soa 1H]S Llt 

nHChlno and cab- 

.f|t,, lH-hole cab, 

Uohut ; Jiar, 1C 

LUHHER 

dotvft. (lc 

ni (ruar). 

for 

bie* Win 

715 WgHt 

11-1! 

TRAItBR, reRliit^red to earrj' ^4-ton 

load. Rack body. In working erdgr. 

See snjtline. yake a« In, ISO. Fl.clmr. 

7 Walton pi. Photm 1551-W. 

11.21 

UiED LADiai- tiBAVEH COAT. Will 

•oil nuonablB, gdlng noytll, Sol 

Oman •¥. (rtaf Bf •tore). , 11,ii 

WHLIIILT MOptEUN HAH liAXOE In 

good condition, 

Inltt rd. 

IIHO china vlnvet. 29 

11-2G 

UIRL-H 6HICA0O 

l 5 »1 

'ROLM1R 

IRLH 6HICA0O «[TO 

Bhate«, ilie 5, »10(>0. Apply SCO Oen 

tr«l •> 

11-st 

SEVERAL rsoma for winter an* 

reatala, gerpaa from Pirmout 

Anriii- The Blair, 101 plsmoi 

Plionn 2I77.W, 

COMFORTABLE heatsA room!, tt 

douoie bedii, liogr reatnurant, 

17 doyble. Is twlB bciia, Tho Eh! 

tth at. Phono 8099. 112 

LOIK1H UOOMt) I.OK ItENT. Kpac|rtun 

oomfortahlo. Woll-llffht«d IMHJ liuittod. 

With kltrhun convAnl^ML-u: In fi*intlnt-I- 

Ledger butMltiff, Hultabla an mootlli^ 

IFIMO for any orifanixatlon for slntffe 

Night or (or nevofAl nlgtlta a month, 

R o. tf 

homo 

tf 

rear, Bsoma with 

rs, Tha Bryn llawi 

THE WlaSINOMINQ.-ltH' Central av. 

Open' all year. Roomi for tho whole 

il M 

p y 

family. MM. a 

1117-J, 

Stafford. Phone 

THE HA.MOH, 710 Moorlin torr. S'iceli' 

furnlBhed honied roorm. Central lo. 

tatlnn, close to FUlnoyth Inn, Phone 

Mil, tf 

UU1N0 TO MIAMI? Have H room to 

—o«j, CHy 

I«%IB VlrflnU Avt. 

5:25 a.m. 

8;M a.m, 

6:55 a.m. 

7:55 a.m. 

9:15 a.m. 

PIAMO TUNING and 

A. STAIGER 

611 2nd St Phoqe 0641-1 

cut Uior* I* a.iid. 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON RAILINGS 

tnUH 

fiw 

165(H 

m. 

Mils a.m. 

ll;U a.m. 

12:15 p. in. 

1:15 p.m. 

Xl5 

3:15 p.m. 


p 

8!lSp.. 

6:lSp.m. 

7il5 p. m. 

8:1S p. m. 

9:18 p. m. 

U:1S p. m. 

U:IS p. m. 

13:15,B. m. 

1:30 a. m. 

Co. 

TrKMOAY. 

J(.r( 

at ^ ;O6 

ed 

ho i 

Houne 

KJIIIKR 7, IMI ' 

.m,, gtaiidard Time, 

, •Beoiricationa and FfOBonl 

for the nrsposed work ga pre- 

by A. Oregon- Otdil, Archl- 

ive boen niod In the offlcs of 

luntj- Baglneer at the Court 

Building, .Capo M»¥ , Court 

Neitf Jer«ej-. and may &s ill* 

•mooted br proapeilive bidden during 

->Ufl(h§i4H houra, Biddera wiil be fBrniali^ 

n with a copy of the spscifleaUona 

nd blue nrlnu of the Flan by tha 

Engineer on proper hotice, 

Blda rnu»t be maio out pa tho 

[tandard PropSHai Form an4 !Q 1st 

Mnner aa d»,ietj«tcd thereon Md U 

required by Ihe Specification. anil 

Pomi of PropdKall inuat bo âeloaed in 

neuled envelope bearlnjr the nam* 


REFINISHING 

BEPAIBINO . BEHODEIJNO 

CABINET MAKING 

FRENCH POUBHIKO 

Anflqu. J ^ i ^ , 

• : . # ; • " " • " " " • " " 

- OUR NEW OFFICE 

CITY CAB 

Is located at 

306 - 8th Street 

(Next to A*R Bap* 1UM) 

24-Hour Service 

J-WAl E&piO SE|tVICE 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

1054 ASBtJRY AVE: 

CHAI 

««. 16th I 

FINK U 

ANp 

B0 

0981—Two 

JPCOV 

DRAPERIR8 .- 

VBNETI/ 

Morgan's 

Radio, Washer and 

Appliance Repair 

649 Asbory Avenue 

Open Evenings 

Mn-H 

•Mo KIU. 

CLYErfi 

BATTK 

MfiMi^^.iiK 

~"~~ : %£jM~""' " 

m 

TV", 

iiillsil 

-•v ; v'-^ •,-!"".; f 

r 

-mm 

Ni

J-. 

gMWlfetMlJ 

*^ 

of flit teeil M ; 

Mia Chadwick h an enthuslasUc 

"» who ha, been active MWeM-1 

Ui i l! M b> lb 

HMtty figures contained Hi the iur- '__,k_,,t-« iMa , '-.•"•'v«y 

report « Don W. "Martin lev. CHM8TMAS :KJIN% - v 

iHd months IN.' , CONTINUE AT MABMORA 

••Jttrfln h»a said tht field had a . jianne' Clayton sends word that 

' 

n ~- "armora GbJGet.'lm 4-H'ers 

i SiiB^S tji *atakn'i taet Wt»«aie ihoWtt JHrnot Jtss than rtich will ailudi prMents (w the 

u'Wlg*^,t^;|y°a N'^x_ ttO.000. • ' stefc Mrs, Ata Wl«le, leader, win 

. ..;• •: Mayor W. Harry Iteelt, of Wild- tmiii the girls for & Christmas play, 

.:;• ';:•;•• • v v ' , wood, chairman of the pew torn- The group will meet at 1 o'clock 

> W«n* * *•» fflnuMea tor fflnuMe a-am. nUttee, Uttee, said his freup would have Monda Monday evening at MB. WiMe's 

U ttft'wwMltimw l t i members b for f to to b be given i assurance by by the the ftt frtt- home, 

mtt, which has suffered lost M holders that any deals it entered 

b! M K b d ld fe tbl H kd 

•The b»nd, organtod shortly alter flP 1 into woud fee cceptable. He asked ,«..... e ,, .. 

fW the setting of a minimum rental Hllber Says H#» Not 

, g y ^- 

M4 W I IB lrt i Mfc flPTh > w « «M»UHM 

tenants would he nt.tracted to the 

sSSer bSffSnS Srtte «lnwt 

had made overtures on the subject 

Ex-Bank Teller 

Admits Embezzling 

Luta E. Baima, fonner teller at 

the WUdwood Trust Co., pleaded 

guilty in V S Dlstrtef Oourt at 

»«» *»d battery on his wife, eontw«^ 

UUs weefc thM it w« M, 

'u» Uy •». n « Ws wife, Anna, who 

my wife and her boy friend when 

ihe was I „" he said, "I did not 

kick her, as charged," 

Death of Champion !| 

A resolution expressing official re- il 

lauma, resident of Burlelgh, ad- ~u» l y Board of Freeholders last 

milled thefts wWeh FJBJ. agents ff*- , A «>»» was sent to Mrs, 

Wlfl.OBCUrred last January 7 and Ohwiplon, . , 

Mawli IT, In each ease he alleg. Th | tBtmsT Octan City mayor 

ddly credited deposits in customers 1 wved leveral terms as a freeholder, 

books, pocketed the cash and de- Btrt at the time as director of the 

stewed •m deposit SUM. Sowi 

, ClMdfitd ad. gtl qnlck rorolU. Lwt soBMtUagf Try B ckarifleO, 

T IT *OU*l tKT- 

Ibat-elimln.m 

MtfMOtfift^kMftfitw b«t U ib« roJw. 

IT wuna couwnow- 

VM^.(WMet.t(Kt 

ftr. Collir ita;i kelp collar points In perfect 

llilpe. It's iile.Fitt (/ibiie relidual jhrinka^ 

lft'M 1m). And Mmb&Um "MiBfornifd" tailoring 

to fit and flatter jour torso. Various collar 

Itylet Make your choice todiy. 

Autumn Dusk 

Brown Toaafc 

•J- "v; 

WHITES 

to 6 

COLORS 

to 4 

MEN'S TIES 

SPECIAL PURCHASE FOB PRE-CHRI3TMAS BALM 

Plain Colon 

Strlpas 

Figurei 

Pantls 

holiday fashions 

Frock* to Uitive MM 

KlliuUfkh whirling 

mAiofThd UH 

enchanting Victorian 

and 

ftf*fft*i>. Hib, of 

count, tfith famed 

Koto G&a l 

3 to 6x 4.95 

SECOND FLOOR 

Values 1.50 and 2.00 

Ladies' Robes 'Day of tk w«k' 

ft- 

thmfn 

beautiful 

to AJc State 

vW» «te jovitnment ta 

ft^bilWith Stat 

ijOTIif PARTLY UPHELD 

W^BWtrtjea whose owners 

city sjked for 

Mta Hilin 

M the most p 

that ever war 

itHcMen In petober, 

Telephone 0804 or 0805 

Plan 

Itaurv Mt< W *•¥ unlv *lW on »«wp>pw ever had. She m "••» dfUeateisen^wner/that hffTffi fffft^ «* other;effleiilr fto» 

ftur.y«ar scholarship whleh the f 1 "" 0 " for puniihment". Regard- P« team he allowed to L " «,*"•..» "•«»» KWtjnnUtiti- 

?h ; t hrt^f ta ?? d t H1 *» a' 11001 . 1#M Of t tlle BulB6er °» itorta! she f«Bi a week at thi Khoof S^^V 1 ,*^ 1 ^'* 61 *^ 

ith » hH«.._. v..^ ^ — — -sfced to write In » day, jht OONVENTiOK HALL i J^the report of tlw O M 

in htr ehqten nrtd, neWsBaSr*ioVk" »»«'her sparkilng *5y!e" 

J5f- 1 !!!?,'* lltt0 * n >« 1 th»um. Ulat ihi wrote ouUtanding, 

%jflV- *^--d»,i_ I , , , . granted. 

, apartment5, tl2,td 

ayWg R«4lty m,, bMrdwalk 

'•mpi Mm Mksd, ilMoo granted. 

MO Mked, #1^000 gnuited. • 

O»KATRK8 IlSl LIST : 

Xttiflrtw F. BEhUUng iBdSelen B. 

aajnilng, theatres and otter properttes 

of the Shrlver Estate: 

#35^)00 flsKed. »34,000 granted. - 

:»ae,«)OO esked, twm granted. 

tlbm itted, *ll,00u granted. 

Welcome to 

Art JM m 

.New permanent residents of 

the retort at SUM Asbury »v. are 

}Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scbentel, 

: ^Jtod ch5dn«i, Joan Had Howard, 

E§M'l i ^^M't «Ut«r, Mrs. 

^dy Santa is 

Deluged With 

Uvercoats 

Whrir a big w»y, according to 

MM. Oertrude Preston — lady 

Santa clatu. 

The Benttael-Ledger last week 

vMeed her appeal for suite, over, 

coats and other Warm clothing 

She reported yesterday that 

uinumts, seven suits and other 

artfciei, all in lint condition and 

In no need of repair. 

"Three people drove from 

Philadelphia in all that rain. 

Sunday, to bring three overcoats. 

11 die said, "and a woman 

C1W fanuly, 

"I certainly want to thank all 

these people for their wonderful 

response," the said. 

She added that she can use 

some warm baby blankets to 

good advantage. Take them to 

her home, 1004 Ocean av., or 

telephone her, 1023. If you have 

any to spare. 

Canned Food to Be 

Admission Charge to 

Kiwanis Skate Party 

— — . 

t the aeorge o, fob- eral years 

which, if mate ftoto .Walter. A,^Smtitff 

in thl, he was Joined by 

y ' "In the flrtt place, the schedule t» w «» decldM to toWte Benator- 

__ of niiht activities for school pupUs' B«t Anthony- *, Cuflero and to. 

1U__,, D__ J f* I —htMmmiJral league games and tl ' 

new Koad Urader u * i -p i « du *M «>» poa«b^ty«,,-.. . 

IUHHI UlBUgi h»vlni the Bmn»sJ«a aWMIe me»t« W intmbWk;:,; ,. , - 

Faster Chean#r «^ "»° ui " *- th » y*^* w» MMM«i«tDietow»^ 

p 

$9,000 Machine Now 

. Worjting oft Slffeli'^"'' 

When stormy weather .'pSaM hob 

With OBian Oityii gnWel fteets 

tnat days, it isn't nearly us ânn. 

win apnouy la tne ally's new |S,IBS 

grading and so-aping machine, which 

As in the past, tickets for the • s»«t Just' has to give, 

haw no run 

I beach work,:*t 

|t4 , . 

i'WPi^'SSfisiiliSHK 

eans of food-althougli the ebaif 

The food and cMh wm go Into Jf* »» '"iW >««"«>« •lao 

OhrHmai dtanir basktta wWeh the g* • now the hard ft polar bear for some years. rpoie of the meeting to to dto- B 

«BIWBI «nd as ;a bull- 

: 'l*"-''ffl" • i-if*^'•OT#§A*«Sttrtftr ' iiSJWiMi 

tiOes of position, used in municipal Aid Given County . • :, M W W a l w 

lovernment "give UtU* Wdtation of ittw WrvWww?has »fe: a^ bttTSh;mm^jtilWmi 

the importance «f the poelUoft or porttwed $1*0,000 for road aid In Mutant director, s^WcevpteKjii 

Its place in the departmental struc- mftnicl[iaUt|es out- o' the .tateV and t«mJbool«t Bertiwh rir~D«ir| 

*»»"• >; «e^. »«i ;;ftfrtirt«,,«|hwji» pjWato:^ fflMi^B(w aid>iBi| 

Be added that "tttrt aw maw **?W«*i»*w.f''**n«* ! i iMer, «S, flWy Mimbifijia «^Bta«ffl*6i«i 

mote UOH appftuif to tauniehjM ôwuâ'^Md^v;. ;v:,iKr :mmtim'mN^miatM>ml& 

and such a multiplication of mean- bgMd on ro»d nuleage and tto week thM the hsha^hMooifertd 

Inglett Uties adds both to the cost W ^ • * * P* 111 *? 0 **"*• "^d^ Mtlmitid m » Mim«aSB^ 

and to the dlfflculUeg of obtaining population of the Mate. TIus county qiiarter centîTy.attoSlnrAnM^ 

reported that "it was very nice", ministration". itraUon", mum Bmount allowed by the law. to nuu 

6rgeilt jLXam. i 

Three members of the Ocean Ocean City's Out complete eity 

f dlt I 11 dtatrtbtd 

„ ? . « , « . he»Tueiday'iitt week in""i'd* I to aSmi WMiia md[Juffli^ m- w. Will be ^tan_town for tht|thVmtêcHon,> 

iMaking Good Gains s^v^j^toation m v^^\&*S^St v J£SAi-S& SSS"fiJ'^S^^âS'N^W?^ 

'• No doubt ^ftrt «i sflwst of your, patrons to wtos; 

ou would like to .personWly extend Oirifltmaa Greetngs. 

Some are not here, and perhaps you are without 

guide, and a vmrlety of useful miscellaneous 

Information. 

dllUes, schools, hotel*. organtoUons, 

-ch directory published 

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