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TWELVE WILMINGTON MORN INC NEWS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1943 Scene at Pocono Manor Inn Poster Girl TRUMAN PROBERS Sea Breezes Keep Temperature Under Control at Atlantic City Study Conducted for Many Years Indicates Normal Rise Is Checked Daily as Air Moves in From Cool Surface of the Ocean LABOR TURNOVER RETARDING OUTPUT WPB Officials Worried As Rate Increases to 8 Pet. Monthly in War Plants RESORTS TRAVEL For Civilian Furloughs Information Phone 4-5351 NEWS JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU Yaffle' ATLANTIC CITY, J. Weather In this resort is not a happea-chance affair it is turned on and off just like your kitchen stove. To prove it, there is the statement of Samuel Deitch of the Dnited States Weather Bureau who has been checking temperatures here for years.

Atlantic City is on an island, eight miles long and a mile and three-quarters wide, some five or six miles off the south Jersey coast toe. wind Wows in over the adjacent to the Atlantic Mt Und Aad thls wind t4kes ort Ocean," Deitch said, gives Atlantic the normal temperature of th City periodic sea breezes all through i ocean water the average for which Mie spring mm auuunci. iutscijj about 68 for this time of th mine immeaiare arops icinpci a- i.ure atiu uictta ujc n.tou the temperature curve. "The sun rises around 4 a. and the temperature keeps going up until about 4 in the afternoon.

But we get a little sea breeze that starts stirring about 11 in the morning and this stops the rise. Then we get another little shift toward evening and sea breezes again halt the rise. "Yet the same directional wind, blowing over a warm land front in inland cities, would offer no break in the progressive rise in temperature that continues all day long. "When we get these breezes we ar benefited by the fact that the RESORTS RESORTS Atlantic City, N. J.

Atlantic City. X. J. tY. oft Lake Minausin is popular with guests at Pocono Manor Inn, Pocono Manor, Pa.

This famous resort hotel like many others in the nearby Pocono Mountains region of Pennsylvania is having a banner summer season. THET A nTT-fr ATLANTIC CITY RETURNS TO CIVILIAN LIFE CHECK OUTPUT LAG Committee Members to Visit Plane Identification Plants During Tour of Inspection WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (-TV-Members of the Truman war investigating committee, beginning an aerial swing through the South and Midwest to visit aircraft modification plants, projected today an inquiry to determine whether the current failure to reach war production quotas can be charged to over-confidence of changeovers in equipment. Senator Kilgore (D-W. Va.) aid the committee would pay particular attention to morale conditions and Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) added the effects of changes in equipment would be studied in view of the statement by Lieut.

Grehon B. Somervell, chief of the Army Service Forces, that production has fallen about $300,000,000 behind schedules in the I last three months. "If this let-down is caused by changeovers in equipment, it doesn't mean much, but if it is due to a feeling that we have already won the war and there in no longer need for maximum production effort, it is serious," Ferguson told an interviewer. Will Check Plane Contract The group will get first hand information on the effect of the War Department's cancellation of contracts with Andrew J. Higgins and the Curtiss Wright Company's Louisville, Ky plant for the manufacture of C-76 wooden cargo planes.

New awards are to be made' to the companies for the manufacture of C-48 Commandos, metal planes. Commenting he thought the can cellation "wise," Hugh Fulton, committee counsel, said members would inspect the Higgins plant at New Orleans with the idea of determining how long it would take to get the metal planes in production. To Visit Plants Accompanied by Fulton, Ferguson and Kilgore left here by plane today for Birmingham, Ala, where they will inspect an airplane modification center tomorrow. At such centers planes off the production lines are outfitted with latest improvements and special equipment for their assignments, before being sent to the battlefronts. In addition to Birmingham and New Orleans, the committee will visit plane plants and modification centers in Dallas, Fort Worth, Kansas City, Omaha and Chicago.

Chairman Truman (D-Mo.) will join the group in Dallas and Senators Hatch (D-N. and Connally (D-Tex.) may accompany other members of part of the tour. Kilgore said the inspection trip would complete the committee's on-the-ground investigation of the aircraft industry. He said a report covering all phases of aircraft manufacture would be forthcoming shortly after Congress reconvenes in September. CONNER, BAILEY LEAD IN MISSISSIPPI VOTE JACKSON.

Aug. 4 Thomas L. Bailey, Meridian lawyer, tonight held a comfortable lead over his opponent, Lieutenant; Governor Dennis Murphree, in a two-man race to determine who will oppose Martin Sennet (Mike) Conner in a run-off primary Aug. 24 for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination tantamount to election In Mississippi. With only a few small rural precincts not yet tabulated, Conner maintained an increasing and sizable lead over the four-man field.

Bailey trailed him with a large but not yet conclusive lead over Murphree. Lester Franklin, the fourth candidate, was out of running. Returns from 1,123 of the state's 1,687 precincts gave Conner 61.044 votes. Bailey 38.211, Murphree, and Franklin 19.156. The primary yesterday capped one of the quietest campaigns in Mississippi history, in which no issues of any significance were rased.

Five other state-wide offices and thousands of county and local posts were filled. Nickels! Dimes! Quarters! They can be your share toward building the mystery ship Shangri-La. Buy war stamps this month. The cool comfort of a spacious room with private bash and sea water bath three ocean decks, beach at the congenial informality of the Mayfair Lounge. the same Claridge siatf to make you ieel at home.

GERALD R. TRIMBLE. Geaerai Mamagmr reservations have been above normal years, renting of homes, cottages and apartments all show a substantial Increase the past several weeks. Wildwood Crest's popularity among the thousands of summer vacationists is readily proven this summer by many new residents from Washington. Wilmington, Baltimore, and the Philadelphia area.

Fishing continues to lure the anglers to the surf and from docks. From the Wildwood Crest Fishing Club, large catches of kings and weaks are being made. WASHINGTON. Aug. 4 (INS War Production Board officials, faced with increasing production demands and a diminishing labor supply, are greatly concerned over an extraordinarily high labor turnover rate, it was disclosed tonight.

The labor turnover is now running at the rate of. eight per cent per month in all manufacturing establishments, it was learned. The rate has been at a "grotesque" level for more than a year, and apparently has been little affected by the War Manpower Commission's so-called wage-job freeze order," officials declared. The extent to which war workers are quitting their" jobs, and tak ing jobs elsewhere, is said to be partly responsible, at least, for recent disappointing war production trends. Definite Freeze Discussed Because of the turnover rate and a widening area of critical manpower shortages, renewed emphasis is being made, in official discus sions, on the need for allocating manpower and a definite job freeze order that would be much tighter than the present system.

In order to reach and maintain cargo ship production schedules, which call for 19,000,000 deadweight tons this year, officials explained, shipyards are under the necessity of hiring 400,000 additional workers between March, 1943, and March, 1944. The labor turnover rate is so high, however, they declared the yards actually will have to hire 1,800,000 workers in order to get a net increase of 400,000. There is now only 1,600,000 workers at work in shipyards. But, of course, many of the 1,800,000 will be hired several times by different yards, owing to the rate of migration from job to job. Efficiency Loss Great No figures are available, officials said, on the loss of man-hours from the extremely high wartime labor turnover, but they declared it was considerable.

Moreover, they said, there is a very great loss of efficiency. There are many reasons, officials said, for the high labor turnover rate. They include the high cost of living, housing difficulties, desire for a better job, higher wages elsewhere, desire to go back home, etc. One official remarked, however, a basic difficulty is "simply the fact that these workers don't get the idea that they are in the war and don't seem to realize the importance of what they -are doing." SOLDIER WHO CAUSED RIOT IN HARLEM; HELD NEW YORK. Aue.

4 (Jf Private Robert Bandy, 26, Negro soldier whose shootine bv a Doliceman dur ing a scuffle caused the outbreak of Harlem rioting, was released to military authorities today after apnea ring in felony court on a felon ious assault charge. Meanwhile, the return or normal conditions to the vast Negro led to the relaxing of precau tions invoked when trouble began Sunday night. Easing of emergency police duty tomorrow was ordered by Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine, and the State Liquor Authority said the ban on the sale of liquor would be lifted then, too. Deputy Inspector James Nolan, in charge of air warden service, said that wardens would be released from patrol duty immediately.

The 11:30 p. m. curfew and pre-dimbut lighting continues in effect. HITS TELEPHONE POLE A faulty steering rod was blamed yesterday when a car operated by Joseph Mazzatesto. 421 East Third Street, crashed into a telephone pole in front of 18 South Heald Street.

Police said the driver was going north on Heald Street when the rod went out of control. Damage was estimated at $50. Give a share in America, buy War Bmnds and Stamps. Dy MAIL Or In Person! CEORCETOWN Railroad Ave. Baby Parade Queen Chosen Wildwood Cirl Will Lead Annual Event on Friday, Largest Held in Resort WILDWOOD-BY-THE-SEA, N.

J. Jane de Haven of Wildwood will be Queen of the 33rd Annual Baby Parade that will be held at 11:15 Friday morning. Ruth Carroll and Barbara Denning of Philadelphia, Amanda Mc-Vey, Lorraine Banks and Gertrude OTarrell will be maids of honor on the Queen's Float which the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce is having constructed. Seven bands numbering close to 700 members will march In the seven divisions that make up baby carnival. Wildwood's Baby Parade was founded by John A.

Ackley, one of tne original settlers of this island. His son, Charles, this year, in honor of his father, will give a special prize of a War Bond to the most attractive baby in the parade. This is In addition to the $400 in War Bonds and stamps that has been set up as prizes by the committee. Special prizes have been set up for the best set of twins and most patriotic entry. Representatives of the major newsreels and picture syndicates will be in Wild wooc.

to take pictures of the parade. It is believed that this parade will be the only one held in the East this year, and it is fairly certain to be the biggest from the standpoint of the number of entries ever to be held in Wildwood. Every youngster that registers this year will receive a souvenir button. Ocean City, N. It Has No OCEAN CITY, N.

J. There is no real food problem in Ocean City. With well-directed foresight. Mayor Clyde W. Struble and the city commissioners in collaboration with the restaurateurs and commodity dealers have planned for the record-breaking influx of vacationers who are making history in the summer statistics of the city.

The once popular Seventh Street bathing beach, which has been closed for a number of years because of beach erosion, has been reclaimed by the new system of jetties and is again open to bathers and enjoying its old-time popularity. This adds one more to the increasing list of newly reclaimed beaches. Equestrianism is one of the season's popular vogues among the younger set, who find the winding ways of the "Gardens" section and the 'wide, hard beach at the extreme northern end of the city made to order for this form of recreation. The annual casting tournament featured by the Ocean City Fishing Club will be held on Aug. 14, on the beach adjacent to the club fishing pier, at Fourteenth Street.

Most of the major clubs along the Atlantic coast will compete for the $2,000 trophy, as well as for championship status. The Municipal Recreation Center is playing an especially important role in the entertainment of summer guests this year. Located in the RESORTS Eagles Mere, ga. REVIVE FAGGED SPIRITS Com to Cool Crmstmont Inn High in the cool mountain! of Northern Pennsylvania overlooking tt mosquito-less lake it this hospitable Inn. Play or rei.

Old eee' yoang have plenty to do. Golf and other sports. Kinderaartaer to relieve mother. Music. Bridge.

Dancing, Easy to reach by rait or road. P. R. R. from all points to Muncy, bus to the Inn.

Superb cuisine. Distinguished patronage. Write for illustrated booklet. ScutemlKr rsservatlsns beine received CRESTMONT INN Eagles Mara, Pearn. Was.

Woods, Prop. Or "Asi Ms- Fostei" Travel Service Schwenksvtlle, Pa. 150 mem. Lawns. Flewsrs.

Walks. fletraatians. HUB. Cttoi. Peaceful.

4S m. fr. Wilialaatan. Rsadiaa 8. ft.

trains met. Restricted. Rata Sr. daily. Ph.

Seheenltsville. 2211. Pocono Mountains. Pa. Beauuluiiy situated In the Mountains away from industrial centers.

New. modern and attractively tarnished. Cap 150 Golf, tennis, orchestra, hostess. Restricted. 115 miles from Wilmington.

Transportation not a problem. Consult News-Journal Travel Bureau. Automobile not essential. Booklet. PHONE UT.

POCONO. 3271 ONOMOIIOCK Mil TV Hnum with in in lfid the Sky wmTpinient tr rmiji mini km Cloif at bote I. Ail ipon. Hoib cuisine. Bnr'i Tv-rBjirzrr Brsvhr.

Box JUouaiaiDboms. P. Ftaon Yeoman Third Class Anne Lehr Bigelow, wife of Ensign Benjamin Bigelow of Bethlehem, who begins officers' training at Smith College. She was chosen as model for WAVES poster by McClelland Bar- clap. OF SHIPS IN U.

S. 158 New Vessels Built In June, 9 Less in July But Larger Craft Produced Now WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (IP) The American merchant marine has grown from about 10,500,000 to 000,000 deadweight tons since Pearl Harbor. This was shown today by two gov ernment statements. The Maritime Commission announced that new construction in the first seven months of this year totalled deadweight tons, "equivalent to the ocean-going deadweight tonnage" prior to Pearl Harbor.

250 Per Cent Rise Reported This, coupled with a recent statement by Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, commission chairman and War Shipping that the merchant fleet had increased 250 per cent since Pearl Harbor, indicated that the present volume slight ly exceeds 26,000,000 deadweight tons. Land's announcement that the fleet had increased 250 per cent was made in connection with the recent statement that the United States is chartering merchant vessels to Allied nations in need of tonnage. These nations have access to pools of maritime personnel due to severe ship losses during the war. Great Britain under the arrangement will receive 15 to 20 ships a month for the next 10 months.

Vessels also will be transferred to the Norwegian, Dutch, and Greek governments. 1,046 Ships In 7 Months In June, merchant ship builders delivered 158 new vessels totalling 1,670,700 deadweight tons, bringing the seven-month total to 1,046 vessels aggregating 10,485,500 deadweight tons. Nine fewer ships were delivered in July than in June, but the tonnage remained about the same because of emphasis on larger units. Production of ships in the first seven months of the year neared peak capacity, exceeding production for all of 1942 by nearly 2,500,000 deadweight tons. To meet this year's goal, ship yards must deliver about 8.500,000 deadweight tons in the final five months of 1943.

COAST GUARD SALUTED ON 153RD ANNIVERSARY WASHINGTON Aug. 4 lP) The Navy saluted the Coast Guard on its 153rd birthday today as Secretary Knox observed the two services have "shared the highest traditions of the sea and many, of the greatest chapters in American history." Declaring the Coast Guard is as sisting in nearly every theater of major war operations, the Navy Secretary added in a Coast Guard statement "the losses the Coast Guard has suffered are evidence of its de votion to duty." 9-30. WILMINGTON 8th and Bancroft Parkway WON TONS This sums up the natural gift that blesses Atlantic City and keeps us cool. Dietch said that, with, sudden shift of the wind to seaward, he has seen temperature drop as much as 25 degrees in 10 minutes. And that's why people continu to flock to Atlantic City despite gas restrictions, travel bans and th discomfort of present-day travel of all sorts.

That's why this resort is today enjoying the greatest patronage in its 89-year history, with rooms at a premium and hotels nearly filled with reservations four and five weeks in advance. Re-opening Thursday, August 12 HOTEL HOTEL STANLEY OCEAN END SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE. 154 Rmm, Running Water, Baths. Ctcvatar. Frtien .59 Oatly.

hnreasa la rata. DELICIOUS MEALS AT ALL HOURS. TENNESSEE AVE. OFFICIAL A. A.

A. A KEY. STONE HOTEL. Oni Atlaatia City's cleanest, mast attract i ati- Eiiratwaa ptan. lasMrmpriafl mattrassas.

Privata fcathi. aftewars. Oeaaa featafaa. Rates SI. 50 day ua 2 ar atara la num.

Caraaa. Phna 4-2biQ. i. W. BINDER.

a9a-. ELBEKRJ PACIFIC at TEVXESSEE ATE. Attantte City's Meat Mederate-Priea Hotel. ROOMS 1 59 Cp Per Person Oalir. Opposite Cattaolie aad Protestant Caarenea.

One Blocie from Boardwalk. Phooe tfsiiticfv avfNUf ft MtCH, SB aa. SflaWW 10: Ki "aaaKI ma I DAILY BATHING FROM HOTEL Writs fir Beskltt Virffinia lost IT Beach A Steel Pier. Spacious porch, elevator, free bathing. Otjw ide rooms, innerspring mattret.se.

water. $1.75 up Day. Private bath, $2.50 up. Special wle.ly. Btclear, Waldorf So.

New York Ava. Meek ta Beaek. Central Laeatian. BOOMS ONTY: Far 1 ti persons, a daily. Lare Sub Porch.

Bathing from ratni. HOTEL MILLER COTTAGE North Georgia 1IM ROOMS With two teals $3 Cp Day; tie Op Wklr. Earopeaa SI.M Cp Day; lip WaJy. Restricted. Fh.

-294. H. CraothamrJL DELAWARE CITY HOTEL Tennessee 2nd from Beach, Kooma SI. 5a aj daT. Special Wkly.

Baa'f water. Private aaths. S3 np day. Wm. tairat.

$1.25 thb BOARDWALK I Up Day. Oceaa-Vlew Runs. Private Bath. Free Sbaerta BearaTwalk Hotel. Mississippi Are.

at Beaeh FRANKLIN INN VIR42SMIA AafK. BELL fc COt Management EDISON MielijBa am Pacific Aw Near Baarflwalk. 3 Iriaeks 1rm aii. SS .53 aa. Rimntna a1r all reams.

friat Baths, lMn S-M. HOTEL OXFORD, Pacific At lantic City, near R. R. and Boardwalk Reams Kitchea privileges free. TRAVEL wme 3B "Telt You Hoe on 4 VThnt To On yr Ciriran fvrinnh" CANADA TO FLA.

laciudes) M. V. CITY Htr ana Rat. Reirtawrafl ana Pt1m, OVER 100 lllttstrat Pm. pra Part PatS 5H.

Sad Mirny fw Vaur Caav-Addrata G1PHLCT 5I ta Nw Yarlt Cit. Typical HOTELS RECOMMENDED By Gimlet MONTREAL i RICHMOND, VA. Wiadsar ieffarsaa NEW YORIC CITY (NORFOLK. VA. Welsarf itria Maatesclia MVRTLE Bf ACM.S-C- Patricia Alsaar 1 6 TO N.

C- 1 fsaa Car Mawtaal BOSTON. MASS. Keamars SWAMPSCSTT. at Ouaa 'AVA-AH. CA.

Moametftlt OCEAN CITV. M. I. Flaeeers ATLANTIC CITY Ooais -PHILADELPHIA Beaisiaia Fraaalie ALTIHORE B. WASHINGTON Snsrahaai O.

Sat. Mats BRUNSWICK. 8 A. Oatataaraa jjACKSOWVfttr. Fla.

Gntrea Waskieetae iOAVTOMA. FLA. Wttliamt IWIAWI BEACH. FLA. I MactaeOM Oaairnlla iST.PETERSSUB8.Fla.

Sswaeaaa Far exalts ae ativ f4fsls ae 6tattt raaaat' ateaeae Sestaureats aaee fer this Tiate aaw Maoay Savtap Maeaztna. We suggest American. Express Travelers Cheques to Protect Your Travel Fund For Free Vacation Information Phone 4-5351, The Travel Bureau, News-journal Papers. Wildvood Crest Sees Good Summer Season WILDWOOD CREST. N.

J. Business interests at Wildwood Crest predict that the 1943 season just as good as last year. Week-end and holiday periods so far this season have been better than anticipated, for hotel Jv Reports Food Problems heart of the city, readily accessible from both ends of the resort by. local bus. its 12 acres of ully equipped playground is the favorite haunt of a sportsminded public.

RESORTS Sea Island, Ga. OR YOU WAR-TIME VACATION The CLOISTER SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA Golf, tennis, eycltffa ettal wimmtng in urf or pool. No cor needed. Sm 7rov Ocean City. Mrl.

Spend Vour Vacation Here Moderate rates. i a tisieis cottage j)t. Surf ffetieittu Mary Bath in In no fne cnick Dancing. eit. MttfMti and frssli vaietsblet.

iHrv at I (jnanim Wrlttt: Chmberl Cottages Apartments Ocean City, Maryland TELEPHONE S4 KAYE HOTEL Ocean City, Maryluirl 6th St. and Boardwalk Homelike, attractive, moderately priced Write to Lillian Dee, Mgr. LANKFORD On Beard walk Attractive Oct an City. Maryland It a tea HOTEL MAYFLOWER. A Lradina; Ocean Front Boardwalk Hot-L Perfectly Appointed.

Cap. 300. Moderate Rates. Owner-Management. THE BELMONT.

Ocean City. Md. SEASONABLE. HOMELIKE. MODERN.

Kehoboth Beach, Del. Basis war ar ass- waaa avw DELAWARE AMERICAN PLAM HOTEL Every Playtlm. ArtWBy Frequent ana Comfortable Service by Both the RED STAR ana SHORT LINE Bua. wscwrrcBLsf ENGEL HALL INN 18 Delaware Ave. 14 Sreafctye Ave.

Attractive, homelike. In eeean Week. Roe mi day er week. Reasonable rate, pfcu 2591. gy-hawiT-saaa; e.

A ii Mad OvjW Oct mi IUtis A. MOW OF EN for Our Civilian Frimta September rewratttms nme kermg made KCMTUCHV AVENUE NttAK SUCH IO 5Q mioN $I30 Utoef AN PLAN Tws im Room momrn. It riTTIR eV MOLLINGC HOTELS WOLMHURST Atlantic City Second Hotel frcm Boardwalk Ou Picturesque Pennsylvania Avenue Now Open FOR CIVILIAN GUESTS For Sates and Information writ C- W. STITZER PRINCESS Senth Carolina "MmU Boardwalk" $2 EUROPEAN PLAN $3 RUNNING WATER PRIVATE BATH ELEVATOR. Free Batainr frnm HOTEL.

Capacity 508. H. RAE SCULL. A SELECT FAMILY HOTEL. fajntruj for Good Food 1 1 .50 Per Person Earopeaa -Meals Realred BJrrxt FCSM HOTEL- WHXlMF1I Kihtuckv Ave Near Beach Virginia A vs.

epeesits Steel Pier. 150 0 with acaan Strast lent iebby. is-1 vater. Batnlnt direct treat reams. Writs ferl iasktst.

COPE. Prae. MORTIMER VIRGINIA AVE. Near Steel Pier RATES AS LOW AS $275L, oaily wklr. meals Free bathinjc from hotel bath bouse with bet ana cold showers.

Earoaean Rates ea Request. Where Partirnlar People Congregate. V. MORTIMER, awser aad manager. Cape May, N.

J. COLONIAL STAR VILLA Beach Front Bo tela Columbia 5 1 Ua Dstly. Cor. ris. Nr.

But. R.R. Ceatral. Hazel A Free Taytar. TRAVEL -MIRYSNDS CHESAPEAKE BAY FERRY SYSTEM EFFECTIVE SCHEDULE Aarnst 1912, Daily Sunday Eastern War Time BETWEEN ANNAPOLIS At ATAPEAKE Le.

Anaapelia: 8. iq. 11 12 Noon. 1. I I 1, I p.

a Lt. Matapeake: t. 10. II a. 12 Noon, t.

S. 7. p. m. Between ROMAVCOSJE A CLAIBORNE La.

Roaaaaeoke: 10 a. r. 4. p. as.

Lr- Claiborne: 9 a. I. S. 1 p- aa. For Farther Inforaaatioa.

Writes STATE ROADS COMMISSION F. P. Leithieer. Adaertisinr Direeter 1 E. Lexiaetea St.

Baltinere, Ma. CHESAPEAKE BAT FERRY SYSTEM TRAVEL BY RED STAR Motor Coaches Wilis, ta Penoouta tf A. ill Wllal. ta Salitkunr aa Iateraiaata esleu RESORTS Wildwood, N. J.

STONE WILDWOOOD FINEST VACATION HOTEL Euro rp an plan. 26th Avenue. Near Beach. Rates: $29 weekly for 2 nersen in a mom. Lara ritam.

2 double betfs, fur 4 p.rms, Jfl each, weekly. t. m. won AiiM an. owner-m gt.

THE NEWPORT fteMt ana wnall jjt- New. clean, nicely furnished. Oay er week. Free Barking areuod- Vary reaanaabfa, 217 E. Baker Av.

Exclusive, but moi Exptnsht ROMWELL European Plan. Near Beaefe. Bonk let. J. Olwll.

Wtldwead. H. J. faooo VACtTIOM O.C.WHJTESEUU-WiumvoooMJ id ciun CTOD Write fer Booklet Modem alt rooms runruni watar. Private tattts A lava tor is, too yds.

beach, boardwalk. Central, ytrt auiet aectien. C. H. Tooham.

Salem House wftu ra. Jet. Snare WILDWOOD Ocean Pier Hotel, 418 Junipat Hon, Innerspring matt es. 1st house from beach. MOORE'S 149 C.Liitealnjt.A ttekfl.

wk. Mrs. M. I. Whetae OCEANIC' Beaeh front at Burke Select clientele.

Nr. Andrews Ave. St a. Moderate rate. Bathinjr from betel.

France McG. Goslin. MARYLAND HALL Nr. Bsach. bus a R.

R. Hot A Cold water all roams. Private baths. Eur. plan- Reaseaabla.

Ocean City, N. J. SEASHORE APARTMENTS IN OCEAN CITY'S LEADING APARTMENT HOUSE Attractively furnished unlta of 4, I and 8 rooms weekly or monthly. Phone Ocean City 1412. OCEAN COURT APARTMENTS 3rd Ocean Ave.

Ocean City, N. J. Close to Popular Bathing Beach. 8th A OCEAN OCEAN CiTT, H. mi MODERN PLAN EUROPEAN PLAN Snaetws Porch A.

Labbte. at Street Level ElfTatwr. Bath ray. W. L.

Gorman, Jr. ON OARDWAUC OCEAN CITY, N. 4. Hfprmo. American A EwropMil Plan.

J. Hwrd locum, Managaf BEAM FRMT Mwwa NIN AMERICAN PLAN ftOOKlST aa YOaJNC KCT. Rata, only: arte. bths. Cta and Central Ave.

Virginia Beach, Va. "Vacation, 30.at 7la.htha. uULhiraton. ttetcL VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.

bM, Bm. SVA Tm 5 as i ersifr o. a I ffe IPs firrrfi Delaware A utomobile Registration Expiring Should De Renewed 1UOV! New York City fyOk Must Be Renewed Before SEPT. 30th To Avoid Inspection TO RENEW BY MAIL for a period ef one year, mil year rrcistratioa card ta any Motor Vehicle Office, larlaae cheek or money eraer payable ta the Meter Vehicle a In the amount of rrzistration fee a tamped ea year refistratiea card. Tear card will be retaraed properly stamped alonr with year new insert.

If yea desire te renew fer a period ef six months send pair half the ameant stamped ea year registration card PLC'S 51.00 far the prrellete ef eecarlnr aix months" rerlstr.ti.n. BE SURE CORRECT ADDRESS IS OX REGISTRATION CARD OR ATTACHED TO IT BEFORE MAILING. DELAWARE MOTOR VEHICLE OFFICES l-T I asfSsfw- oaaaaaaWSM ass si a ai an DOVER Governor Are. A. 2:19 St.

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