-.•■•' ; ftr < l ft One Word can tell the story of con- r ..-tfit' ft. ' : ft >•’ • ft Take inventory of your printed sup­ tinned buolness activity in the com- plies. If you need anything, The Times stands ready to give : munity—Advertising. you service. AND TUB SHORE TIMES VOL. LXVII No. 10 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1942 FOUR CENTS RESIGNS STATE POST une High School Basketball Fire Chief Outlines Shore Blackout Called Success; Wardens Wins Conference Finals Fire Bomb Fighting Latest Methods .of Combating Moulton, Fountain Incendiaries Described by Officials; Civilian Defense Last Second Toss 8y Roy Harvey Brings Office Approved What To Save ^ For Defense 42-40 Victory To Scarlet Fliers Over Fire Chief David TI. O'Ueilly out­ \Yhat to Look for in Your Attic Ocean Grove Records No Violations During lined today the latest methods of Beds made of brass or. iron'; elec­ Manasquan; First Team To Win ighting fire bombs approved by the tric cords.- They contain (copper Raid Alarm; Dr. Moulton Tells of Plans for U. S. Office of Civilian Defense, wire; elect ri c to a s ferg, iron heaters, fans or any electrical equipment;, Protections In Schools; Championship Second Time ‘Everyone must know1 what to do hard ware, door knobs,: hinges, Raid Wardens Plan Neptune high school’s un­ junior varsity player, to stop what in case of an aid raid attack,” said keys, locks, . trim, springs,. etc.; appeared to-be either a defeat or the Chief, “not only so,we can keep kitchen . utensils, .old knives, pans, Showing of Defense Motion Pictures defeated Shore -Conference the need for another overtime fire damage as low as possible, hut pots, scissors, etc.; lamps and light­ At a meeting of the Ocean Grove air wardens and basketball team regained game. Neptune 'entered the final ing; fixtures made of brass, pop- also so we can all face such an ppY or- iron;• ornaments, metal ash. assistants at the Eagle fire house Wednesday nigjit Super- the crown it once lost, and two minuted of play with what ap­ imergehcy with calmness and self- trays, bowls, J statutes,: (vases, / etc.; vising Principal Onsville J. Moulton described the. meas­ became the first team to win peared to be a comfortable six ftonfidencc. P a n ic is the only thing porch and screen furniture made of metal; vadias, broken parts con­ ures that have been taken in the schools in case of air raid the Shore Conference cham­ point lead, hilt soon found the mar­ to be afraid of. gin cut and then the score tied as “The two, pound magnesium taining, metal; screens made of warnings. He realized, he said that many parents felt pionship a second time, and af­ brass or copper; toys, sleds; ice George Morris, Bill Rogers and bomb is the type military authori- forded the 1,300 fans one of the skates, roller skates, etc.; vacuum that their children should be sent home at such times, but John Campbell, of the Manasquan | ties expect will be used,’’ the Chief cleaners, broken parts made of most hair-raising finishes of any declared that the. war department ———?— . ; — —— aggregation, dropped shots to tie E. Dbnaiu Sterner continued, “and, depending upon metal.. conference tournament battle. The ordered that all children be kept meeting resort. In some cases, the score at 40-all with but six | conditions when you. find a mom!/, What to Look for in Your Cellar game, in doubt up to the final sec­ Who resigned as State Highway in school. This plan will be car­ wardens reported the householders seconds to play. Campbell sank use either sand or water spray on .Coal stoves that are no longev onds, was won on a spectacular Commissioner this week, was the used; fireplace equipment, andirons, ried out here. “The children have a bit tardy in extinguishing the the tying shot after stealing the it. Wait about a- • minute ho one hand shot by Roy Harvey, guest speaker at the regular grates, pokers etc.; fire extinguish been organized into groups with house lights, but upon warning ail ball from Harvey, as he attempted fore attacking it, so as to be surojers; furnace parts, old grates. giving Neptune a 42-40 victory. communication of Ocean Grove older ones in charge. At Nep­ complied with the blackout rules. to pass to Dick Giles. Penetrating allr. 11 the violent sputtering is oyer. floors.doors, etc.; ti'oniron rm/land nSM.'olnickel nnvtcparts The game meant much to . the. Lodge, F. and A. M., Monday tune high school and grade school In a meeting immediately follow­ the Neptune defense, Campbell Then,; if the bomb has riot set lire of old gas stoves; pipes, picces of Neptune team and fans, for it was Night. iron, brass or copper piping; the gymnasium has been chosen as ing the blackout, Chief Air Raid sank a slow, tantalizing shot, to to surrountling conibiisitkles, it cati just one year ago that the Mana­ Plumbing; plumbing fixtures, hath a place of assembling. Warden James A. MeRel! com­ tie the, score, and considerably, be covered with sand, dumped into squan blue and grey brought de­ tubs', faucets, sinks, etc.; radiator Chairman James Me Roll also in­ mended the men on their work, and raise the hopes of the Manasquan a.metal pail iind removed, from the parts, ice trays, inside linings, feat to the .Neptune squad in an troduced Ross B. Fountain, assist­ urged all to' insist- on persons*' in faithful. ■ premises.” - . , ' etc.; tools, all old tools. exciting overtime game. Mana­ ant’director of civilian defense .foi\ their' districts respecting Jjie war­ Onc-IIand Shot Scores Sterner Resigns State i “But if the bomb has started a What lb Look for in Your Garage squan won th at game by a 36-32. Monmouth and- Ocean counties, den’s authority during an air raid After the basket, Giles, who had - fire: by .thei .time its violent reaction Automobile Parts. Batteries, Giles High Scorer Highway Position —L_ chains, license plates, parts of who spoke on the. work being done or blackout,. been sparking the Red and Black ;; is - o ver, Ayater spray,(mus t l ie.' uspc j/ motors, tires and tubes; bicycles in Monmouth county. There was Observe. Area From Blimp ■ Neptune led most of the game, throughout the contest, quickly After Scrving Seven Years - Be careful, never to .let a solid behind the playing o'f Dick Giles, and tricycles; garden tools, lawn an attendance,' of more than 100 On the night of the blackout* passed : the ball to Harvey, who Belmar Man Leaves Post-for stream strike (the . bomb, -because mowers, hoes, pick axes, rakes who led the game's scoring with volunteer wardens an<l assistants .state defense ofliciais observed the dribbled about searching for an “Harmony in Ad ministration” I ha t /may ca use an ; explosiye reae- shovels, etc. a sixteen point spree, but it took I IIo»v to Save Paper for. the protection of Ocean Grove, .blackoutfroni an airplane and a opening, With the game’s final tion. The source of water Reports were received on the re- Navy blimp Which flew, over the Harvey, a former Asbury Park , After sorving for(seveil years;in , r .. i Stacki>tacK newspapnewspapers in large bund* ft (.Continued'on Iriigrc :t> a garden hose or any fire cxtin- j , lied two wav cent, blackout; The twelve districts j area. Any. violations, could be eas- the capacity of New Jersey High­ i......... .. •. open cardboard wisher containing water or a water j baxes, lay Hat, tie in'liundiesr stuff of Ocean (Irove reported 100 per,. ily: spotted from the air, and two way Commissioner, E. Donald Ster­ solution. However, since water- small Waste paper into burlap hags cent effectiveness. • j instances "in:, the(immediate shore ADVERTISING BRINGS ner this week announced his resig­ supplies’ may fail during a raid, il ;“'ft us'n£ “lazed ■ Next week’s meeting will be j area :were noted and reported to* Eddowes To Sing ADDITIONAL INQUIRIES nation from the post, after point; paper should be segregated; DO is unsafe to depend on garden.hose. Thursday evening in the Eagle flr.c !police.; Many instances . were re­ ing out to Gov. Charles Edison/ NOT SAVE waxed paper, cello That is why fire extinguishers phane of butcher paper. house instead of the. usual W ed-; pdrtcd to ollieials‘on patrol*, in the At Belmar Services ' A sure sign of interest in that “harmony in the state admin­ which are self-contained sources of IIow to SaVe Rags nesday evening.’ • .•. r ' .. | many towns, of citizens refusing-; Walter Eddowes, Ocean Grove’s the north Jersey shore this istration” was the most important water are recommended. Burlap bags, keep separate; cot­ -Morton Morris, -/-.assistant' to to extinguish cigarettes during the minister of music during, the sum­ sunimcr is the replies received thing during this war emergency. “By ‘thumbing:the stream at t’no ton and other textile bags keep Chairman McRell., announced th a t! blackout, and in all cases 'th e of- mer season, and Dr. Allan M. to the advertising which the Sterner’s resignation was accept­ separate; waste material, clothing, nozzle opening, you can use the a series of five unusual defense, j fenders', were, hailed.(into court and Frew, of Glasgow, Scotland, have Noptuno township publicity ed by Governor Edison as of April shorts, suits; towels, etc., stuff into been secured as the song leader and department is running in the pump/tank soda-acid, foam pi; load­ hags or make into bundles. ' . motion * pictures will he showrhown in fines ' imposed; Officials in .