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Gape May County Times 6guat>4*'«d witk St* Id* CHr R*rl»w. febrsur. lIM

Published Every Friday by the

Atlantic Printing & Publialv.ng Company

Sea lale aty. N. 1.

Editorial Page of the Cape May County Times

W1I.UAM A. HAFFTSRT. PrMklent RAY THORPE. Tre»»urrr and 0<wi>, M*n>r<r ■r.lXXilS li A NO KVINE. S«cr»t»ry and AdvrrtUiiia

ADOU’H C. VmjKm. Jianarini: Edilor

Publication Office: TIMES BUILDING. Sll South Iju>di» Avenue. Sea lale City. N. J. Ocean City Office: 622 Asbury Avenue Wildwood Office: 1205 Holly Beach Avenue

ih» Post Office, at

familiar with the development at the start., they have fcrpt their word and any mistake* theymay have made have undoubtedly been unintm-;

tional.

The fill has been completed. The Sea We Crtyj Building and Loan Association is sufficiently told j on the Gardens to grant mortgages to a contractor to erect six houses thereon. Hie company has spent thousands of dollars advertising the vrlopment. And with the clearing of the charge, i against them the company plan to activdj^pwsh j the development, which should become Isle City's greatest a-sets. In a time' when many drirlnpment companies are having their ups and dow ns rise Prudential has pasaed through a trying ordeal and emerged unscathed. May their trouble, be over and may the* make of Sea Isle Gardens a development of which not only Sea Isle City, but »h( entire county, may

(well be proud.

That the Commissioners of Sea Isle City s finrly convinced there is an urgent need for community building in this resort was brought out in an interview by this paper with Mayor Maurice M. Sofroney, published in last week's issue. The Commissioners have not merely taken the matter out in thinking, but haw plans for the erection of such a hall along the boardwalk, facing the

The building, according to Mayor Sofroney. conventions in; a dance floor, a gymnasium, a conventions in, a dance floor, a gymnasium, t swimming pool and a public comfort station. The law provides that such a building be financed over a period of forty years, which, as the Mayor points out, would not seriously effect the present tax rate. The Commi sioners realize the need of a community building. They approve the erec'ion of one, but will be guided largely by the sentiment of the taxpayers. Every Sea Isle City taxpayer should repress his or her opinion of the project to the Co<nmi«ionm verbally or written. There i» nothing Sea Isle needs more than a community hall. There many uses for it during the months that intervene between seasons. It would prove invaluable in the summer months. The sooner it is erected the better.

Swift Justice Will Decrease Crime Jrr«-> justice may function dowdy on many occasion*. but it certainly worked swiftly in the of Ci-orge Costello, the scvrotren-ycar-o!d youth who. one night several weeks ago, walked into the office of Ralph R. Buvinger. in Ocean City, ano departed with Mr. Buvinger's wallet, containing

six dollars.

Costello, said to be a product of the Philadelphia tenderloin, wa* arrested Monday. February 27. near the Oty Hall. Ocean City. Nine days later, on Wednesday. March 7. Judge Eldredge sentenced tne youth to twelve years in State prison. It was an expensive crime for Costello, as be must serve two years for every dollar stolen. If 'anything it to decrease erttnr in this country it will be justice that i- swift and sure. When criminally inclined individuals know there is little chance to escape the penalty for their offenses against society and less chance for pardon once they are sentenced they will at le-t think twice before they act.

Fishing Bill

Will Get Action

The propose-1 bill to impose a $1.15 license fee on all who fish in salt waters for pleasure or profit is causing considerable furore, particularly in

this section of the state.

Many Cape May County folks oppose it be-

Washed In

By C SHORE

cm* they brfc, h ,y|i vidtot. my ft»T,|‘“^ ^"Tetl, U, Kl..nu Clitb ....

me resorts and that most of the license fee would a t Use station will!

instance, not ao long ago. any doctor who talked over tfce radio, ao matter how valuable advice be might give or how many liv«a that advice satgfat save, was a subject lor the censure of hi* teitow

practitioners.

.Now. ft it pleasing to r^te. the Madifa! Society of New Jersey is brr>id**»K^v a series of weekly Health Talks through Station WPG.

"FANATIC" i.S A very

folks who tmUeve stneere^/ and stit-n*!} enough in a thing ur csum they think right to get back of it wl:h the heat that’s tn them. That word is

TWO PHYSICAL COME-BACKS, worth more j u»d overtime to dtwerih* fbMu who bava yth* ihau passing notice, occurred In Cape M»r County: murage of their two Saturdays. J Bight now many of the wmtva of folk* who

On March S. Mayor George L. Murk land returned to Stone Harbor to take hold of the executive rein* of that Borough after as absence of many weeks, rtuiing nhlch he was critically III and suffered the ampuiatloa .wf a.foou Me locfc*

old self bubbling over with Pep and them injurious to the welfare of not «al; the

individual, but the community, the state and

believe in prohibition ate

fanatics. Y.t. an they any greater fanatics than the folha who. me e.Uma thw namn? Is it any more fanatical tor a man to ut.

WE ARE OFTEN urged to be broadminded and tolerant by folks who are neither and is to accept the new bercuae it i* It b «*«;. can deny that there are too many Narrowminded men and women and plenty who ar» fanatical, but we should not make tb* mistake of including among them everyone think as we think or do as we do. Abraham Uncoil. and George Washington were undoubtsdfy fanatic* and narrowminded la the stght of -vany of their -nettles. We should be broadminded and tolerant as posHdble. but not enough to permit the other fellow, often narrowminded and InuAer,himself, to sway us as a reed in the grind

_ band to greet their

go towards it* own collection. If thr bill would do ^ president, H. Flatter Goslin. when

these thing* it would, of course, be harmful

our county.

The purpose of the bill, to protect and study *alt water fish, it approved by those who are protesting against it* p»«agr. W. have, in two recent editorial,, favored the bill on the ground* that something must be done and done quickly to skve our salt water fi*h. We nude ir dear we were opposed to it if jno*f of the license money would be used to collect the fee*. We might further that if it will cju*. people to stay sway from

the county, we too, are against it.

There are undoubtedly better wav* to raise money to study and protect salt water member* of the finny trible than thtwigh tueh a license system. Thr agitation cteated by the proposed bill should bring action in thi, nutter ot vital importance. m which case it will be more valuable in

defeat than it would in victory.

The average fisherman ha, been Withly angling While the fish have hem vanishing. Had this bill not been presented to arouse slumber mg mterert 1 in protective measure* h< would have awakened *om fine day to find hi* fav trite .port a thing of *he p JS t. Then, he Would gladly he willing to P ,v nor one. but several dollars for thr privilege m

fishing.

The bdl will probably be defeated and re Pl«ccd hv » better measure. It if had not been introduced, however, and pushed by several or pmtzatKms. the sal, water fishing situation would

probably grow

retain.

from the afternoon train. Foster bad been in Arizona for three month* to regain hi* health. This he seems to have done. FOater. who sa* a member ot the Board ot Chosen Kt.--holder* and Lieutenant Governor of ihu Klwar.u- Dirt riel at the time ot faia illness, has b«*n probably the moat active of the county’s younger buaincaa m*n. M essr, Markiand and Goal in are example- of that expression: "You can’t keep a good

down."

.he nation, than It la tor aarTtber'i in oxicants to satisfy hi< peraonr

profit by their aale ?

an to defend appetite or

HE WHO WOUiJj accxjiapUttb any thing wortfcwhUe 1o tfrtr- worte must rekige hmMr to tba fate of being misandemood aafi aubjeeied to names, unfair and oTten inaiianant. He must ahow the genuine thing In broadtnlndedbasi and tolerance and refute to become uedniy and agitated about the mud that dirty

»w*aty-eight will tee radio PresUriX!*} eatn, wurld change* swtfUy. adapting itgaif readily to new metboda. people broad tasting naefcr, |Y.

- THE DE.NNISV1LLE Parent-Teacher. AsaoeiaUon, with the co-operation of the boys and girl*, are accumuiai-ng a fund with which to purchase a piano for the school. Former pupils of the school, bow‘grown to maturity, are reapondlnz ‘ gent-roualy to requests, made by letter, tor con-

tributions.

Music of the ngnt kind adds so much to We tha no achool should be without a piano, it's a •ne thing for men and women to pause long enough in their busy twentieth century lues to think of. and do something for. thr sihool th*y once attended. More of us should do likewise.

NARROW MINDSD" is another name that as MUCH JLS MANY folks dislike the fight is too freely applk.! the*- day. Usually, whea a game. „um pugilistic bank* contain a lesson man dome t Mtove u we do and is no: iormld- for all of ua~ the ittportaace ot keeping our

^ *'

If a p-mm attempted to stoiiy ail the now nulu' keep corf as dogs tb# pugiUtt or box^T^fcr *1

and to accept the varied n w ami ssMaiioual rapid and puaiihing rain of blows,

ttwal standard, propcoad b. w . r J The man who can k-ep hi, head ha's a far an .u«y - to the end of his day- Yet th-r# are better thaocc of winnia.. even again* odd*, than

narrowminded every In-j th* man who. with ov»r»helmlB* odds la hi*

rfeh 'red" and Iobpb oobuo! of

Hfe Inauraars doctor told "you are a bad risk, w- ena’t tak* you." N«-J to ao exerr gerous ifatog la over vrercias. You can develop muttles almost wttkUttit. Bui yon have only

oe* heart, and it win stand only

a host of folk- who c _ dividual who refuses to discard and regard as | favor, i., unstablr th< staodarda and rlrtur* that have made himself.

Spirit of the State Press

KIsnH-T

The Dneioployraent SituatioB

Csld*. 11 I'rogr-as, A resolution directing the _

Eecrviary of labor to Investigate the extent of' Frnos: ESander is a regular ohM*u..employment tn ,he country waa passed by the j TT*? T,, * r * m,T P**"’** who

‘ inmate r»rently. Diseuasion i

BOB LATIMER, prominent Wildwood and conn-! brought out the fact that there

" ““ *"" b “'"- “• «*■ « «»•- <» gtlu'‘n«„ „ „„„ . m , _ „ . .

■ “ of Labor, formation m th.*,- who are lnt«e»UK! In ihi.

w* 'bought and energy to the spreading the raaolution j of defamatory reports about other

day that eight years ago Leetei

-hot. the testing of * ho—4- "fueUew" motor U atracting world-wide at'ention. was in Cape V v ny experimenting with a •perpetual mutson"

i a cabin in a-* h t*

Developmenf Company Emerges Unscathed The developer, 0 f Sea Isle Cm < ; 3 hr congratulated upon their acquittal . *>ad**tiQn on charge, of /r JU d and n

* Gdurt, Phil.

bine, which be had shelter d i> of woods near South Dennis,

ub sHy# he visited the cabin Mveral Umrt 'b. i.iarhlnV In action, but «y»uld not lathom 1 Iii4dr it go. "Some day." Hendersho

„h djwtfou.J^r'he'mS ' U ' ,,e ,he WOr,d ” ^ “

j Folk, J althoiij,-! j ology. t

i* l'K*Ud as aaylug: "We have

i iiployment in ' remarkable human rare.

1 him a ’•

[and i

n" in those days. Which. l *' tt.+d different phraseIng they - j Columbus

‘ ' jltdew far | Calling i

at* to j trtne i, K , ..j mplrtf i to Indulge

ridiculed, i popular past

l Quarter

-»-nta-1

MANY DOCTOR*

«> offered against Dominic Ci:.r 1 Groatt, official, of the Prudential Osnpany. was shot to piece* ht t • 'wuinem uitncsso tertified to . " mwi the company, the t! " * r ' •Ptnmt, the u-illingne-is of ".-ufe r-rv « ; rfi the city, that it

l*bed healing - ' -k folks, mm

Everybody know* | t . why not ad-f „. fcv . . _

<***• '«•. e,., to » ,. ct bai never! pu '’ a,r « ,u

,b.„. d u •» —.

, nr Al , t , u-M -H.I .III .ot . all, w >• •»..»* » .tn.,, " "22T *“'• “*

T" "■"•*’** *""»• Wm- .r. nut ruuu | k" th. utii mpluymest that now exist*, some of! ' v which rouill ,^.,1, b, , v .,^ 7k, nte\ftt>—

inveetmwu intom you that population o' Bto d* Janiere has increased nearly a mtllu eighi years. Buenos Aires than a million is tog nee* ywrs Agricultural p-iputarior. ’

America.

All that is fiua to oar immigratktt u>. Which keep out of the t lilted States tha White Soropeaa pupalatiou# that «e n(wd. the men and women that made thO country what It le Shutting out sun, imuitgratloa wt build up other uarioaa.

Tb# former Kaiser who must have doo, wun- hard thinking la t V t 'cii. Syirstter Yiereek, "luday th* center of gravity whiek determiaea world po»« has shifted to the Cal tod America ia masur of the

! ffossip. and wllJ sxik forty ml... forty mlnuttt to spr> id the avtl

that appears

.,M* Us.

•f years ago. Wttploym,..

an our boasted progrea« hav- , udy the problem If Egyp; ,

employment to Its

old* to gi «*tly be labor on p-rtant az

pleasant to

posei

• iprtsa

'•4^ t-uiid py

people, it bright j "tty to employ I

*P ,r * d report, .bout

th.re I* a of vicarious righlwwan,*, #UhU when uc tell about the rlghteouaritts ot somebody whom nr know. We feel entitled to ^ ^ lbt credit for hu well-doing. F.-diah reeling. but pl-sant How th.n ihe slandewr f#ri when be I, e-ndrriwg? Dow*-, b e f^| like »

taker in the evil be amribe. to

'ban pyramids to auartioB io-!-»W involuntary

Bird* and Fkwen r Star and Wai

,h»

° •! day,

- for

Cape May has long d fiowsr, found iu I»*r time* until to- >*• attraethma to the

• in India a *»J for go., toe. in whit

. black#

caa wen *f.: n ** n - v

i White* Bnd’„ Wfl lhmt W'<d »t appears to be reason-

. * continue to make the rewort

foreign .*ndx 7 hr fwhwedHS*^ * h ‘ P9 * BMU ** 1or vV weir^r!" « * ! l * , ' 1 *" ,lm, ‘ M v .wider tha plaating of is enough ID 'cannot".,I ' * rW,i * “ r ** i**' 'iV that

-v - to- owawT^d ^?‘ er

Plan ling

America probably could he tha ma.« er of tht world. But u, dafife ’hat maatery would b* foolrib To be masters of ourseivw*. num, our buatnmo det«k>p thi* ••Wintry and inereaae tht i heing of th* average ruaa.

The Prior* of Walw shahs* hand*, by mistake. w»h a waitIT »“• Pmtahly, men’# dimer. • * m mlr * »«it« I don’t see that tka, make, any diffstenee.” says tb* Friaca. •hakiag hand* over ag.in,. The tyrant was annoyed when Rokm told him there could be g'<rf govern meat only »h*a phllowopbera bseom# kl B g» •' tv- ’ i—~ u..i ..3; ton he kaows that

outrsd of a lad h : —Jadiififii^^^twapoti 1 '''' 'p '

The** day* S tak" a round dollar to »*J * ]

_ girt ou #t»a< wM, * mat U b» W r-*

ithier pathetic

D»c erf tb*

D posed didn’t ai

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