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Kcrney Quits As OPA Head Fer Jersey

NEWARK -James Keroey. Jt. today announced his resignation as state director of the Office of Price Administration effective May 15, the date which marks his completion of one year of service as head of the office “

New Jersey.

In his letter of resignation to Sylvan L. Joseph, regional administrator of OPA. Kerney explained it was necessary to sever ms connection with OPA because his one-year leave of absence as editor of the Trenton Times Newspapers was over, and that “the severe shortage of manpower has created demands which compel me to return to my job as editor of the Times.” . In reviewing the achievements of his office during his year of tenure he considered “most significant" the fact “that the entire rationing and price control program in New Jer handled without any . fluence whatsoever either in this office or in,the local boards." Praising the “fair and industrious" manner in which the approximately 3,000 volunteers have carried on the OPA programs, Kerney cited this as “ready proof of what Democracy can achieve.” He declared that the public has readily appreciated the need for fationing and price- control “as a vital part of our war economy,' and that they have been completely cooperative, readjusting “their lives to these nei mands, despite complicated lations, devious rules, and difficult conditions." Prior to his appointment by Leon Henderson last May as state director, Kerney had for several months as Deputy Administrator to Robert W. Johnson, then state rationing aifministrator, now vice chairman of the War Production Board charge of the Smaller War Plants Corporation.

Sea Isle Youth At Air Corps School BROOKS FIELD, TEX. — Bar tolomeo J. Ferrari, 22, son ol Mrs. Maddelena Ferrari, of Sea Isle City, last week reported to tills station for his- final flight training in the Army Air Corps. Before entering the service he arms employed by the Garden State Publishing Company in Sea Isla City. He served as a technical sergeant in the 31st Pursuit Group Subsequent to his enlistment in pm. His sister. Second Lieutenant Angelina Ferrari, is overseas the Army Nurse Corps.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brian*, had as their guests over Mothers’ Day their daughter, Mrs. Jule Halsman, of Washington, who will remain for a week, and their son, Ronald Briant, of Collingswood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetherill and their family have returned to their home in Chester, Pa., after having spent the weekend at their Beach avenue cottage. Mrs. Theresa Allen, of 1009 Michigan avenue, entertained Mrs. Ellen Clothier and her son Robert, of Sharon Hill, Pa., over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Harris and their family, accompanied by his mother. Mrs. Mary Harris, were weekend guests in Darby, Pa., visiting Carl Elliott and his dailghtera. , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond /Faulkner were visiting relatives in Norristown, Pa. on Sunday. Mrs. Marion Trees and her infant son have returned to Mississippi to join Lieutenant Trees, after sepnding several weeks at this-resort. Mrs. Trees was the former Alice Blevin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Blevin, of 926 Washington street. Technical Sergeant W. Harry Reeves, who is stationed in Arizona, is enjoying a 14-day furlough at his home on Windsor avenue. Sergeant Reeves flew east from the Army camp. Miss Laura Ottinger spent the weekend in Philadelphia with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. England, who have spent the winter in Florida, returned to Cape May Tuesday night. They are spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Love, at tfieir Benton avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Sayre entertained their son Jonathan, of Beltsville, Md. over the weekend. He had as his guests Milton Hyvonan, of Biwabik, Minn, and Francis Singleton, of Springville,

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Mrs. Edward Mellwig, Sr., ^ of Philadelphia, and her daughter Catherine opened their Mount Vernon avenue cottage and entertained guests over Mother's Day weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mellwig, Jr. and their daughter Grace Lee, and Robert Patton, all of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dayman, of Philadelphia, returned home on Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Dayman's sister, Mrs. Michael Pkar, after enjoying the weekend at this resort as guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Walton, who are entertaining another daughter, Mrs, Roger Holt, and her children, of Elixabeth, N. C., ‘ >r a few days. George Schellenger, of Florida, his brother Harry, of Philadelphia, and their brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Sailor Simpson, of Pleasantville, were here during the week to attend the

funeral of their mother, Mrs. Margaret Schellenger. Mrs. Harry Lehman and her daughter Elma were Atlantic City visitors on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hess, of 1112 Washington street, entertained over the weekend and had as their guest Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd, of Washington. D. C. Mrs. Thomas Jowett enjoyed the weekend in Philadelphia as e guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Entriken, of Decatur street, were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elder Entriken, at Bristol, Pa., over the weekend. Mrs. Eugene A. . Stopper, of Penfield, Pa., has opened her sum-, mer cotuge at 245 Windsor avenue, where she will remain for a week. She is planning to return for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. McFall and their family, of Philadelphia, have opened their New York avenue cottage, where they will spend a few days'this week. Corporal William Gibson, of the Corps of Engineers, Third Army, spent a few days this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gibson, at 230 Windsor avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Riley, of 1199 Lafayette street, entertained over the weekend their son Howard. U.S.C.G., of Baltimore, Md., and their daughter Bebe, of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pharo, of 617 Columbia avenue, had as their gueots last week the latter's two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Luderman, of Oaklyn, and Mrs. Lillian Frederick, of Upper Darby, Pa., who is remaining for ten days. Mrs. Alex Murray, of Perry street, is visiting relatives in Camden for a few days. Miss Clara Fidler spent the weekend in Philadelphia with rel-

atives.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leeds, of Collingswood, opened their Second avenue cottage over the weekend. Allan Kehr. who is employed at Eddystone, Pa., was at homover the weekend with Mrs. Kehr and their two children. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O. Rutherford entertained over the weekend and had as their guests their son, Richard, Chief Boatswain's Mate of the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve, stationed at Lewes, Del., ; and Miss Bette Knisley, of “Hill Top", Upper Darby, Pa. Lieutenant (jg) David Hughes, who is stationed at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia, visited hi? parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hughes, Saturday and Sunday at their home at Columbia avenue and Ocean street. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Czechowski. of Philadelphia, were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Muriel Fisher on First avenue. Mr. Czechowski is stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Mrs„ Albert G. Bennett entertained Miss Sue Cross, of Phila-

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Mr. and Mis. Thomas W. Millet, of Bywood, Ps., were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Hughes at their cottage on Benton avenue, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Martin Foley, of Camden, enjoyed the weekend at this resort with her mother, Mrs. Bessie Shields, .at 1183 Washington street. Mrs. Edna Whcadon and a friend, of Philadelphia, opened her Flint avenue house for the

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Miss Emma Bartlett, who has been spending the winter in St. Augustine, FU. t has returned to this resort to spend the summer as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fields, at 3 ML Vernon avenue. Harold Alden, who is employed in Philadelphia, spent a few days this week at home with Mrs. Alden, at 619 Hughes street Mrs. Laura Harris, of Germantown, Pa., is spending some time at her cottage, the “Clivedon", on Columbia avenue. Mrs. Albert Lundholm and her infant son, of Chester, Pa., are spending some time at this resort visiting her mother, Mrs. Paul Schellinger, and her sister, Paula on Perry* street. Mrs. Lundolm will be remembered as the former Marguerite SchellenMiss Catherine Leonard visited her parents in Philadelphia Saturday and Sunday. Miss Marguerite Hutchinson joyed the weekend at the home of her parents in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shea entertained guests at their ML Vernon avenue cottage'' over Saturday and Sunmy. Guests included Mrs. Agnes McGrath and her four children, Mimi, Micltey, Bernadette and Teddy, of-Collingdale,

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Mrs. Lawrence Lesser and her small daughter, of Washington, D. C., are spending some, time at their cottage on Congress Place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. H. Prill witz, of 1139 Washington street, entertained their daughter, Margaret, of Camden, for the day on Thuraday. Thornton Pocher, of New York

day visitors at this resort as guests of the fm Mrs. Joseph Roth. Joseph Greaves, of the U. 6. Army, stationed at Fort Bel voir. Va., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greaves, on Sunset Boulevard, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott, of Roxborough, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Westervelt, of Yeadon, Pa., and Mrs. Carl Hartig, of Lansdowne, Pa., were here over the weekend as the guests of Mrs. Sophia d’Romtrm and to attend the wedding of Miss Helen d’Romtra. 1 Miss Majorie Oliver was Philadelphia visitor on Friday. Mrs. .Selena Konecke, of Philadelphia, opened her Grant street cottage and entertained a number of friends at a house party Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and .thfeir daughter Mary Jane have returned to their cottage at North street and Windsor avenue, after spending-the winter in Chester, Pa., where Mr. Smith has been employed. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Allred and their daughter, Mrs. Roy C. Richey, who have just returned after spending the winter months in Clearwater Beach, Fla., opened their cottage at 1309 New York avenue over the weekend and returned to their home in Bala Cynwd, Pa., on Sunday evening. Mrs. Richey is remaining at this resort for some time. Mrs. William Scherer, of Philadelphia, has returned to Cape May and opened the Glen wood Annex on Ocean street for the season. Mrs. Mao' Sandt Clark entertained her sons Garfield and Ben on Mothers' Day; the latter will remain as her guest for a few days. William Baldwin, Jr., U.S.C.G., is spending some time at home with his parents on Decatur sL Mrs. Samuel Perry, North and Congress streets, spent Sunday and Monday as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stuart Claghom, in Philadelphia.

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