Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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2^SECTION ONE<br />
the hill; <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the group stood over •nuiMitr : <strong>of</strong> China for<br />
bf Fred flyer him withVbolo knife raised over month*. ISoon she toegan receiving State Freeholders Schedule<br />
hit head When he saw the pilot letters f rom hlM/and has bawi In<br />
communication " ifalrly • regularly<br />
VbHHere was helpless and unarmed, he low-<br />
•v«r since.<br />
fublic lEducqtionqf Program<br />
t CoitrtrtOtd from p*g* 1 ered the knife- and sent for the<br />
' to Us' BOD, Eddie lie wrote authorities.<br />
Eildle Jr. was noncommittal In his An examination <strong>of</strong> .New Jersey<br />
tie weal'out the next day to<br />
comments about daddy's release,<br />
Although fb* Communlit radio<br />
county revenue needs will highlight<br />
t.tyo more, and dedicate them to<br />
showing his happiness with nothing<br />
bragged me»«anlmou»ly <strong>of</strong> the<br />
a panel discussion to be held In con-<br />
. H« was ihot (town In his at-<br />
more than a perpetual broad smile.<br />
capture <strong>of</strong> Lr.-C4l. Heltor,' and «he<br />
nection with'the fourth annual con-<br />
'•Ur (hour-no favorites as a<br />
Linda Rac, however, when told dadlater<br />
"MW an <strong>of</strong>ftelal Communist •tiy was coming home, remarked sobvention<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Association <strong>of</strong> Chosen<br />
picture 11 * imagnln* showing him erly "Daddy's coming home because<br />
Freeholders <strong>of</strong> New Jersey In Atlan-<br />
•aid. he wai lying on the hUl- hospllalbwl In North Korea, sh» a long tUno ago he promlied to tic <strong>City</strong> this month<br />
"•• " I«g and arm useles. received no 4tHclel ntffflcalfon W bring me a Chinese doll" ' Freeholder Joseph S. Holland, rev-<br />
<strong>of</strong> farmers came up hit fat* fronntft* Commurilst apv-<br />
Lt.-Col. Heller, while with the enue and finance director <strong>of</strong> Mer-<br />
Eighth Air Force opcroting out <strong>of</strong> cer County, will moderate the panel.<br />
England, shot clown 20i-i planes in Speakers will include Dr. William<br />
World War II. In the Korean con- Miller, <strong>of</strong> Princeton, research direcflict,<br />
he had three Mlgs to bis credit tor <strong>of</strong> Princeton Surveys; Mrs. J.<br />
LIBERTY<br />
when downed. A career man <strong>of</strong> 14 Ward Ryan, <strong>of</strong> Haddonfield, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
years in the service, he plans to con- New Jersey League <strong>of</strong> Women Vottinue<br />
In 4he Air Foree.<br />
ers; and Russell T. Wilson, <strong>of</strong> Engluwood,<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey<br />
SHOE<br />
Mr*. tl*ller said that for thrte Association<br />
y*ar« f>h* walttd at rhslr Wynnewood.<br />
Pa., home ifor word to com*,<br />
•nd "the Jlrtr Mind we left home<br />
the good h»W« tame."<br />
The good news spread quickly all<br />
Specializing in<br />
over the eastern part <strong>of</strong> the country,<br />
with much <strong>of</strong> the newspaper space<br />
and television and radio time being<br />
1 . ORTHOPEDIC<br />
devoted to the fact that Mrs. Heller<br />
was vacationing in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, J<br />
SHOES<br />
<strong>On</strong>e New York <strong>City</strong> daily dispatch-<br />
i<br />
ed Its own plane with a reporter iind<br />
and Doctors'<br />
photographer here for a story and<br />
pictures <strong>of</strong> 'the family. They landed<br />
Filled<br />
Soltnlttlr SOD Oliurt<br />
You'll approve <strong>of</strong> the<br />
«25 Asbury Ave.<br />
•Xpert, tailoring in our<br />
•' suit*. The newest<br />
1<br />
material* and colors<br />
' are sure to satisfy.<br />
. *32.50<br />
1 ty Tax Commissioners<br />
The discussion h scheduled for<br />
10 30 a m, Friday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 17, at the<br />
Hotel President on the second <strong>of</strong> a<br />
three-day convention. All cltlicns Interested<br />
in courtly taxes aft invited<br />
to attend<br />
d-hc panel on county revenues will<br />
Inauguarte a state-wide program <strong>of</strong><br />
Information on the subject <strong>of</strong> county<br />
government costs, services and taxation,<br />
Holland revealed.<br />
"County Hoverhriierit In New Jersey<br />
conducts some 00 separate functions,<br />
and spends more than $100<br />
million a year In providing services<br />
which are essential lo the welfare <strong>of</strong><br />
the citizens <strong>of</strong> New Jersey," Holland<br />
<strong>of</strong> Municipal Assessors. said. "Our county freeholders arc<br />
Participating in the discussion per- aware <strong>of</strong> the' cltiien benefits <strong>of</strong><br />
iod following the talks will be Aaron greater understanding and informa-<br />
Necld, director <strong>of</strong> the State Division tion about how county tax dollars<br />
<strong>of</strong> Taxation; GeorgeC. Skillman, dl arc spent. Wo hope to perform a<br />
rector <strong>of</strong> the Stale Bureau <strong>of</strong> Local useful service to the people <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Government; and' Carl Evered, past Jersey in bringing the facts about<br />
president, State Association <strong>of</strong> Coun- county government, to the pooplu,"<br />
Rotary Presents Medals<br />
to 12 Resort Students<br />
\ ' Continued from page I<br />
Is simply not true.<br />
• "We who are In the education<br />
field know that youno people such<br />
as thesi are Itadtri In other area<<br />
~Thii Is ths time ot v*ir for college <strong>of</strong> fh* school program as well a><br />
graduations. Stories about local boys<br />
and girls who earned degrees will bo scholarship.<br />
found on Intld* pagtt today.<br />
"Scholastic achievement If sometimes<br />
belittled by other itudentj<br />
as lem.thlng to bo rWlcultd, but I<br />
MOTHERS!<br />
am certain juchi feelingsmuilly<br />
Buy Your Children'* W««r at are bated on envy «nd fho lack <strong>of</strong><br />
equal Industry by the balittler.<br />
"Boys and'igirls such as these are<br />
SPEARS SHOP still 'regular guys'. The big differ-<br />
lilt JTLANTiC<br />
ence Is that they have not' been<br />
turned from their goals."<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
Addressing himself to the honored<br />
guests, the county sunerintendent<br />
pointed out that the record they<br />
BJIOKEN LENSES<br />
DUPLICATED write for themselves in<br />
WARDS<br />
WSK END SPECIALS<br />
: Methodist Leader to Calite Advdnced to<br />
Receive DD Degree Marine Sergeant<br />
' The Rev. William B/.tfufllck, su- * 'Ijfu'rlng" the • Tccent examination<br />
perintendent <strong>of</strong> the Trenton district held aboard th«<br />
<strong>of</strong> the New Jersey Conference <strong>of</strong> yio<br />
Methodist Church, will J>e among<br />
eight honorary degree recipients at<br />
Dickinson College's 182nd commencement<br />
exercises, <strong>Jun</strong>e 12.<br />
The Rev. Mr. Gufflck will receive<br />
the degree <strong>of</strong> poctor <strong>of</strong> Divinity A<br />
former pastor In various Now Jersey<br />
churchoj. h^ his pbyed a leading<br />
role in sessions <strong>of</strong> the Conference<br />
In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for many years. He<br />
has been superintendent since 1051.<br />
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"Maybe we 'ain't veen nothln"<br />
yet." JuBt«uppo«ewehadpower<br />
steering IP the bach watl"<br />
Tickets Issued For<br />
Gay Nineties Ball<br />
TINY ! NEW!<br />
I ' Continued from pane 1<br />
I The Klwantt Club «nt«mpl»t»J 3-TRANSI9TOR—^<br />
making the date • "Ladle. Night"<br />
and Is urging ,oth*r service clubs<br />
to do llfcewl«e In. ordtr Jo htlfi<br />
make the affair an outstanding<br />
one,<br />
McmUrs <strong>of</strong> the Antique Auto Club HEARING AID<br />
in costume will be guests <strong>of</strong> the Kiwanis<br />
Club and <strong>of</strong>ficials <strong>of</strong> that organization<br />
will be presented with a<br />
large welcome key to the city by<br />
Mayor Edward B. Bowkcr ai port <strong>of</strong><br />
the oniclal ceremonies.<br />
The grand march <strong>of</strong> all those In<br />
costume will begin at 10 p. m. The<br />
costumes will be judged from the<br />
stage, with prizes for the best man,<br />
best woman, best couple and most The greatest achievement in<br />
authentic costumes.<br />
Zenith's famous "Crusade to<br />
Lower the Cost <strong>of</strong> Hearing!?'<br />
school will<br />
A barber shop quartet will en- You owe it to yourself to<br />
follow them all through IJfe.<br />
! terlaln jit the ball and a wide variety<br />
<strong>of</strong> door prliej will bs award-<br />
It is surprising, he said, how <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
ed. The committee iald that coi-<br />
a school record is referred to later<br />
tumet are not obligatory, but the<br />
for purposes <strong>of</strong> college entrance,<br />
more who weak- 'them the more<br />
employment, promotion, etc. Tlic<br />
10-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE<br />
colorful the event will be.<br />
young person who makes a record<br />
<strong>of</strong> achievement and perseverance is<br />
A porailc <strong>of</strong> antique autos will HARRY H. LAKE<br />
hus writing his own recommendat-<br />
precede the ball, at 4 p. m., through<br />
ion for Ihe future, hC-.dcclarcd. _ _<br />
(IN SHROPSHIRE JEWELERS)<br />
the citv and on the boardwalk. Each<br />
George W. Meyer, principal <strong>of</strong> the car will be described at the review- 313 EiGHTH STREET<br />
high school, also was a guest <strong>of</strong> the ing stand at the Music Pier.<br />
Rotary Club and took a bow.<br />
The dinner affair marked the resumption<br />
<strong>of</strong> Youth Week obiervance<br />
by Rotary, which some years<br />
ago annually sponsored a program<br />
<strong>of</strong> selection <strong>of</strong> youth "<strong>of</strong>fUlalt for<br />
s day" to take over posts at city<br />
hall.<br />
: Korean Service!)<br />
IIBSDAY. JUKE 2, <strong>1955</strong><br />
The thie$ ,(/<br />
heavy truiser |<br />
T,achen i<br />
ficer Speaks<br />
USS Helena fpr Ma-<br />
'Hhe
;&•••*- • SECTION ONE<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
THURSDAY<br />
Mrs. Fiorentino<br />
Soroptimists Honor Four Babies Born For Semers Point New$<br />
Sorority Hottess<br />
Mrs. Loll Florentine, If Warwick Schoolgirl Leaders <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Families<br />
* Mrt. A. W. Sahurn, Reporter<br />
rd.. entertained members <strong>of</strong> the Zola Ten members <strong>of</strong> the Leaden Thirteen new members were ad-<br />
chapter. Omega Lambda Pi! i<strong>of</strong>orlly, Carpi <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School mitted to the. Stork plub at Share<br />
at her home last Thursday evening. were guests <strong>of</strong> the Soruptlmlst Club Memorial- HoiplUil thli weik, eight<br />
Announcement was made <strong>of</strong> the<br />
at their dinner meetlrfg last Thurs- ylrta ind five boyi.tfour <strong>of</strong> the newCitizenship<br />
is<br />
change <strong>of</strong> plans for the dinner<br />
day evening In Plymouth Inn, Mrs. arrivals were for Oee'an <strong>City</strong> fanv»<br />
dance, Saturday, It will be at Mat's<br />
Katherlne Morgan, principal <strong>of</strong> (he liles. , .<br />
Restaurant, Somers Point, Instead <strong>of</strong><br />
Friends Select Sehopl, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, Last Wednesday a girt arrived for<br />
In.the Driiantine Hotel ai originally<br />
wag the guest speaker,<br />
Officer's Theme<br />
Maggie and Charles Terrell, 842<br />
planned. •<br />
Mrs. Morgan chose "Leadership" Haven av,; Thursday, a boy for Ed.<br />
as her topic, bringing out points<br />
Navy Man Speaker<br />
Following a brief business meet-<br />
na and Floyd Watts, 437 West av.;<br />
which would pertain to the girl<br />
init a social was enjoyed. The baked<br />
and on Fririuy, bays for Gloria and<br />
guests.<br />
at Point Service<br />
goods was awarded to Mrs, Betty<br />
Wesley Hansell, 113 Bartram la., and<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the Corps were gjven<br />
Hnnlcy and'. the hostegg package<br />
Barbara and David Matthews, 937 SOMERS POINT—Several hundred<br />
wrist corsagea and boxes <strong>of</strong> candy.<br />
went to Mrs. Mabel Balm. The next<br />
Centra! av.<br />
residents <strong>of</strong> the community gather,<br />
Those attending, all members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
regular meeting will be <strong>Jun</strong>e B atgraduating<br />
class, were Rebecca Births for families <strong>of</strong> the siir-<br />
ed st city hall Monday for the Mem-<br />
the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Hanley, 30 W. Barksdale, Sharon Walker, Alice roundlnii area include on Thursday<br />
orial Day ceremonies honoring the<br />
Moyron av.. Somert Point,<br />
Koch, Marian Cason, Barbara Lion- a alrl for Ruth and Walter Hoag. dd<br />
e * *<br />
well. Barbara Gaskill,' Norttla Capez- land, Mays Landing, and a girl for<br />
O*kl«ys Hera for Stiwn la, Geraldlne Chadwlck, iNrbnra Pauline and George g Allen, Lower<br />
Mr. and 'Mn. Thomas Oakley, <strong>of</strong><br />
Ford and Annellc Hayes, leader. Bank, k Friday, id yirls for f Lura L and d<br />
John Suttun, LUiwood, and Mary j<br />
Overbrook, Pa,, have opened their<br />
resort cottage at 25 Qarflcld pi. for Joint Family Here<br />
tho summer season. With them is J, Lellor Bamberger, <strong>of</strong> Brooklyn,<br />
Mrs. Oakley's brother, Charles flew in ifsm the mid-west to join<br />
Schock. who la sunlit on duty as athe<br />
Leo Btmbeiger family at their<br />
Beach Patrol, lieutenant at the 1stsummer<br />
home on 3rd st, over the<br />
st. lone.<br />
holiday week end.<br />
it<br />
This Coupon Entitles You fo a<br />
FREE COKE or POPSICLE<br />
with each 50c bucket <strong>of</strong> balls<br />
OPiN FRIDAY NIGHTS<br />
ALL DAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY<br />
FULTON'S GOLF RANGE<br />
(Out 34th Street, (eft on Shore Road)<br />
OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY<br />
ESTABLISHED 1900 - MODERNIZED IN <strong>1955</strong><br />
YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS<br />
REXALL PHARMACY<br />
9th St. and Atbury Avenue PHONE 3535<br />
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE (ALL SECTIONS OF OCEAN. CITY)<br />
PRESCRIPTIONS<br />
OUR SPECIALTY<br />
3 SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SlRViCl<br />
A, A. SILVAON, R.P., H. C, SILVAON, R.P.<br />
j. F. DAY, R.F,<br />
New it the, time to consult our Cosmetician.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s largest and most complete line<br />
<strong>of</strong> Nationally Advertised Cosmetics.<br />
y<br />
Hospital Guild Plans<br />
For Country Fair '<br />
SOMERS POINT — The Women's<br />
Guild <strong>of</strong> Grace Lutheran Church,met<br />
Wednesday evening at the home <strong>of</strong><br />
Mrs. Ruth Turner, with Mrs, Ruth<br />
Bamsey presiding.<br />
Mrs, Myra Gray led the devotions<br />
and reports were heard from the<br />
committees. Plans were discussed for<br />
the annual Country Fair, which is<br />
sponsored by the Ladies Aid In July,<br />
The Guild'will have a refreshment<br />
war dead,<br />
booth and ceramic, game and handi.<br />
Cmdr. A. B, Sweet, yf the AUanllo<br />
eraftj booth, Mrs, Cray and Mrs,<br />
<strong>City</strong> Naval Air Station af Pomona,<br />
Turner were named to the fair com.<br />
mltlec. , •<br />
told the gathering "for all Ameri.<br />
cans cas In all walks al <strong>of</strong> life, , moral prep- pp Mrs. Claudette Oerrie, Mrs, Ram.<br />
jaratlon consists et Bioroimh B knuwl- l sey, Mrs, Dray, Mrs, Doris Geriton,<br />
Mrs, Turner and Mrs. Doris Hlnok<br />
were named workers for the <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
John oh H a , ; Sunday, y<br />
a boy y fur Marlon and James Par. P<br />
ment, our institutions, and our issue <strong>of</strong> the "Voice <strong>of</strong> Grace," a<br />
sells, ll Vi Venil; Md Monday, y, a uuirl<br />
il for Uleals, and a willingness to give up monthly publieatlon <strong>of</strong> the church.<br />
f<br />
MarllyiPand l Charles l Wilson, Wil Nth even our lives to serve them. The next' meeting, <strong>Jun</strong>e 22, will be<br />
North-<br />
at the homo <strong>of</strong> Mrs, ti'erken, with<br />
field; Tuesday, girls for Joann and "W« In th* Nivy Ind fhei* In Mrs, Jeanne Dlx as co.hostess,. Mrs,<br />
Theodore Martin, Pleasanlville, and out sih«r wrvltt* m knnly Turner was assisted by Mrs, Marlon<br />
Marie and W, J, Gibson, Margate, •wire that It it thlt American Wescott at the social hour which<br />
motive <strong>of</strong> end cltiunihip which followed.<br />
Scout Troop 6 Plant it ouf itrmith in baffle, W» ur§e<br />
you to IN to it that Hill tplrlt it<br />
For Camping Trip<br />
ktpt high and ;• pitted «i»ng to<br />
Olrl Seoul Troop No, 8 is prepar.<br />
yeur tout and daughttri," hi can-<br />
inn to go on a camping trip <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
eluded.<br />
17, IB anil 16. Twenty-four Biris and Parliclpatlng In the ceremonies<br />
leaders plan to attend.<br />
were Mrs. Zebiaii Lashley, Mrs, An.<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the troop are nowna<br />
Eliasowond Mrs, Maude Clark, all<br />
busy working on Fathers' Day gifts. Gold Star Mothers,<br />
Plans are beinB made for a Court <strong>of</strong><br />
Awards ceremony to be presented at Contributing to the Memorial Day<br />
their final meeting <strong>of</strong> the season, services were the Clark Ellason Post<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 20,<br />
352, American Legion; Women's Aus.<br />
lliarj', Robert Johnson Post 2I8B;<br />
VFW, and Women's Auxiliary, and<br />
Girl Scouts to Meet the Spanish-American War Veter.<br />
Mrs, Fred Homier, leader <strong>of</strong> Olrl<br />
Scout Troop No, 0, has announced<br />
that for the rest <strong>of</strong> the season the lay Scout Troop SI plactd the<br />
troop will meet at her home, 1530 floral trlBut» to the Nival war<br />
West av,, Saturday mornings at deid it the Wir ef 1111 menu.<br />
10:30,<br />
m«nt, with area ley and Girl<br />
The weekly gatherings will Include Scoutt. Cubt and Brswnlti all<br />
"cook outs" as well as the regula- taking part.<br />
tion work. The group has been<br />
meeting Tuesdays in the First Meth-<br />
Mayor Fred Chapman was master<br />
odist Church,<br />
<strong>of</strong> ceremonies, with the religious<br />
'portions <strong>of</strong> the program presented<br />
by the Hev, Charles HInck Jr., pas.<br />
Arrive for Season<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> Grace Lutheran Church, and<br />
Mr, and Mrs. John Sullivan, Over, ihn Rev. Arden Farrell, pastor <strong>of</strong><br />
brook, Pa., are occupying Iheir <strong>Ocean</strong> the First Daptlsl Church.<br />
<strong>City</strong> home for the season, Thej in<br />
terlaincd Mr, and Mrs, Harry Bui<br />
Irthoion-and Th<br />
Garden -Club-to do<br />
land, N. V,, for the holiday wick Planting at School<br />
end.<br />
SO.MEHS POINT—At « invclint! "I<br />
Entertain Relatives<br />
Hit' Green Thumb Garden Cluli<br />
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Plunder, 7M<br />
Thursday ovcnlnc. at tho lioim<br />
Central av,, enterlained Mrs, Pfandor's<br />
uncle, aunt, and grandfalliLi<br />
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Stuart and Mr.<br />
Harry Crosby, from Riitledge, F i<br />
lor the holiday week end.<br />
NEW JERSEY<br />
NATURAL GAS CO.<br />
Preferred and<br />
Common Slocks<br />
A Recent Report en Request<br />
WOODCOCK, HISS<br />
& CO., INC,<br />
Menfttri!<br />
Niw York Stock Exching*<br />
PhlU.-Btlto, Stock Ixchims<br />
123 SOUTH BROAD STREET<br />
PHILADELPHIA f, PA.<br />
KINOSLIY f.»M<br />
1 Henry Plnkcy, Woodbine, who ac-<br />
Man Fined After<br />
qordlng to police was also involved<br />
In the accident, were dismissed by<br />
Theft <strong>of</strong> Lumber<br />
Judge Thompson.<br />
SOMERS POINT—In hearlngi Saturday<br />
before Municipal Judge Rich,<br />
ard Thompson, Barclay Young, 35, Mental Health Group<br />
Mays Landing Hoad, English Creek, to Elect <strong>Jun</strong>e 8<br />
was fLned.flO, given a SMay ius.<br />
pended sentence and banned from The annual meeting <strong>of</strong> the New<br />
all tap rooms in the city. He wasJersey<br />
Association for Mental Health<br />
charged with being a disorderly per- will bo held <strong>Jun</strong>e 8 at Nassau Tav.<br />
ern, Princeton, Mrs. Joy H, Slecirtl,<br />
m.<br />
o'f WMtfield, president, announced<br />
Patrolman Lyn . Dader told the today.<br />
court thai Young attempted to steal An entire new board <strong>of</strong> directors<br />
a small quantity <strong>of</strong> lumber, while he will'be elected In accordance with a<br />
was under the influence <strong>of</strong> Inloxi. ehanga <strong>of</strong> bylaws, one third for one<br />
cants The lumber was on the prop- year, one third for two years and<br />
erty <strong>of</strong> David Bogie, Woodland av. ono third for UirM yoars. The main<br />
Young was employed by Bogie. address will be delivered by F, Bar-<br />
John E. Frost, 10 Braddock Drive, ry Ryan Jr., <strong>of</strong> Short Hills, president<br />
was fined $18, charged with careless <strong>of</strong> the National Association for Men.<br />
driving which resulted from an acci- lal Health, who will diieuss "The<br />
dent on McArlhur Boulevard. New Impetus In Mental Health," ,<br />
Charges <strong>of</strong> careless driving against<br />
Clasfiflfd Adi Bring Quick Result!<br />
Boats fiu' Sulo—28' cuhln clulsor, 125<br />
h.p, fiiTiy eli'cirle pufflp. 2 bunks.<br />
hMtl. Kiiilci'. null rhnlra. I'liillo, W<br />
8nui! Harbor, Hhnne 18t'J-M. 0-2<br />
Chrlsilun Splfliuiil "service Friday In<br />
m.. Siityfilns<br />
Marine Patrol<br />
to Begin on 15th<br />
Rescue Unit Plans<br />
Check at Sundown<br />
SOMEKS POINT—With the season<br />
lor boating and flshlnii at hand,<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the Civil Defense Marine<br />
Unit are planning for their nightly<br />
"Sundown Patrol." <<br />
<strong>On</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e IB, the fjrsi boat <strong>of</strong> the<br />
patrol will make the 'initial run, leav.<br />
Ing from Dick's Dock, aolng to the<br />
mouth <strong>of</strong> the Great Bgg Harbor<br />
ftiver, then back across the bay to<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s back waters and to the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.Lflngport bridge, and<br />
back again 10 Somers Point waters,<br />
Th* abieit <strong>of</strong> the patrol It to<br />
keep a vigil far any fishermen er<br />
boat In distress before darkness<br />
sets In. The patrol will be malt-<br />
Mined each evening until Labor<br />
Day.<br />
Hit unit h mink up "<strong>of</strong> lolun<br />
tLCrs and ill cost* Lf mJinliinin).<br />
boat-, and equipment borne by<br />
Uit o<br />
<strong>of</strong> The<br />
Mr:<br />
1 John ibbtrt«n m<br />
John Ihberion, »'„<br />
<strong>City</strong> Teildcnt and high<br />
uate, was o holiday ^Jj<br />
home <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mn. |0*<br />
der, 704 CentfBl iv M,<br />
who now resldf i In witata,<br />
was recently tUsehirsM<br />
Army,<br />
Any<br />
Experts on tho gubjitt m<br />
girl wllh allm and slunST *j<br />
has a good he»rt-M,rnn3|«y<br />
MYWOOD M ^<br />
MtVtMMHH',1 ^<br />
GREETING CARDS<br />
2 tl) 4 p. m, Blblo clnsa<br />
s_§iunia.v 1 p. pi, Evyrynne wyleoirit'.<br />
Misses Neal.'Nael. Wilson nnd olhgn<br />
In chartie. 161 West Aye, tf<br />
«At'E—Two doors- wsshinK machlBp:<br />
it fnl,"sin|!lc. heel- ili'yssoi-i smull<br />
wrUlnn ie»k: "^ah*. BW Wesley Avj,<br />
FOR 'RENT—<strong>On</strong>e hednwm<br />
.wTrtnient t tw two iwrsons. iwrs. Swisun<br />
only «aM,(in. trii tnciuriinii uiimi, iimi Ph<br />
2131-W afler <strong>Jun</strong>u 3rd.<br />
ROOMS FOR RENT—AcLflfflmiMl all tins<br />
fur urn ployed stutlqms in hPiirt <strong>of</strong><br />
town, Hume mmnsphere, EvtMjy eonvenicntt',<br />
Low gguiari rMe, Private<br />
flunikvk an premises Dnrolhy - E, OOH<br />
AllnnllP AVP,<br />
B-21<br />
SALE-<strong>On</strong>e 5 draivoi- chf.Hi, whiiis<br />
ia.on; one nwini uoii, sa.ooi iimsiuillo<br />
(-ouch cover; M.oo, All jierfwi.<br />
Cull Bill in- Siiniliiy, Sill • loin Sl._<br />
BOAT VLm SALE—Cnmcl No. ,K!iy,<br />
niw this 5-Mir. u!l stulnici»s Hlf'f] ilMmnu<br />
rraily in snli, mtxm. I'lwju.<br />
21T-I-R. °" J<br />
SALE—Complete- lit'ilranm w?l. iolilns<br />
u blue; three uUlvv llvlnii Iniim<br />
set, compU.iu with sllli cniTini miiiilc<br />
illnlnis room tnlilf with four chillis;<br />
ABC'winner wnshor; 50 Htil. llolliolnl<br />
hnt wulvr liwitQr: iilsu linnrs. M'rrvns<br />
nnll storm snMli, MIT roniml Am<br />
••hunt- 30B.I-W. •. Mimt i!ln> ri'fi'<br />
Inlcirt'BU'd kimll.v wrltt', Box mil. Ben-<br />
Ilnvl-Loillirr.<br />
, 0-2<br />
LOST-<br />
JiiiyKhiiri<br />
AUTOMtTjilLEK 7 Rid Your House Completely <strong>of</strong><br />
MILDEW and MUSTY ODOR<br />
WITH liL-DlJ-IJIS<br />
A smill 3V4 «. bag th.t hingi in<br />
drawer* or on back <strong>of</strong> bid, ideal tor S<br />
Homti, Belli, Clowls or iny plsct wlmt<br />
each ch dampniii m«y eaun mildew or musty sdWl<br />
Safisfaetlen Oyirantt«l or Your Mortiy litk<br />
ON.<br />
. Ui AT: STA|NTON;S 0iPARTMINT STOItf<br />
HAINir 0BU6 STORI - 410 1th ilr.il, Oct.n Cll,<br />
FREEDYS DRUB STORI — Cer, «h StrtiJ ind Aiiury Avtiiut<br />
Mlf, by IXeiLSIOR LAIS. - P. O, Bo» W», AHintle Sty, H. J,<br />
„ rOHKf<br />
OK<br />
Pi. jiiRl S<br />
•. TlllRS,<br />
lunw, Chllil<br />
IilKinc 11115 •Ml<br />
fi r siilf—1H15 Chevrolet<br />
truck, itiilie hnily. 1V1 Wn, noiiil<br />
eonilillnn. saoo.tjtl Inquire at MB New<br />
York Ave,, Humors 1'plnl, N, J. IMS<br />
w<br />
• Spaghetti<br />
• Sub.<br />
marines<br />
TOSSiD SALAD—-<br />
• BAKED LASAGNE, Imb. • RAVIOLI<br />
• ANTIPASTO • CHICKEN CACCIATORE<br />
SPiCiAL MiATLISS DISHBS FOR FRIDAY<br />
OPEN ALL YEAR<br />
VOLTACO'S<br />
957 WIST AVEMUE PHOMi 07S ffl<br />
DAN'S<br />
10th Street!<br />
at Bay Fronl|<br />
Phone 2279<br />
Foods<br />
Compl«t« Una <strong>of</strong><br />
MOVIE & PHOTOGRAPHIC<br />
SUPPLIES<br />
Bill 1 Hewtll, Ksdik, etc.<br />
24 Hour Developing<br />
Service<br />
We have bean appointed<br />
the excloiive agency in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for<br />
do Ciron <strong>of</strong> Paris<br />
' Cosmetics.<br />
MINNIN'S Special Offer<br />
SKIN BRACER, Rig. 59c and<br />
SHAMPOO, R«|, II r Q _<br />
•OTH FOR '.•.... 5VC<br />
W« Carry Ih.<br />
KENT <strong>of</strong> LONDON<br />
TOOTH, HAIR and<br />
HAND SCRUB, BRUSHES<br />
5 DEODORANT PADS<br />
Reg. 59c site and Free<br />
Lentheric Bouquet<br />
Miracle Toilet Water<br />
ALL PAIR TRADE PRICES - NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE<br />
Store Hours: 8:15 to 11 P, M, Daily Including Sunday<br />
CONEY'S<br />
LIQUOR STORL<br />
Well Known Brands<br />
RYE<br />
BOURBON<br />
GIN - RUM<br />
and BEER<br />
OPEN<br />
WEEKDAYS<br />
9 A, M. to 10 P, M.<br />
No Sunday Salts<br />
BAR<br />
OPiN<br />
DAILY<br />
7o.ni. -2 a.m.<br />
SUNDAY<br />
12 NOON<br />
Phone 9051<br />
34th Street<br />
, Just Over the Bridge<br />
Ati~U£ : i~''•(*•: A^"'''-'?*' •••'-,: \ \ •- '..<br />
Oc«»n <strong>City</strong> RtpriitntitWt<br />
84S BRIGHTON PLACE<br />
Phono 3214 Evening!<br />
and Week End*<br />
MOM CEEL'S<br />
SUB SHOP<br />
1201 Simpson Avenue<br />
Phone 1573<br />
Subs... 50c<br />
Large Pizza... S 1.00<br />
Spaghettfand''"Meat Balls<br />
Meat Ball and<br />
Steak Sandwiches<br />
Ravioli and Meat Balls<br />
Jf (MJoMeA, R&acte TkeaU<br />
BLACK HORSE PIKE-TILTON ROAD CIRCLE<br />
NB Parking or Baby SWter Problems Here!<br />
Bor OfflM Optn. yiOt-ihew Stirtt «t pyikl Chlldr.n undir 6 EBHI<br />
FRIDAY, SATURDAY ,L mf Ni ' * 4<br />
BIB FAMILY SHOW! Attton, SuipMM in* Thrlllll<br />
"DAVY CROCKITT, INDIAN SCOUT"<br />
eiORfii MONTGOMERY, ILLIM DRIW<br />
plu. — KIN CURTIS inJ PtICKA<br />
"RIDIRS OF THI PONY EXPRKS"<br />
In Technicolor<br />
Addtd, Frldiy <strong>On</strong>ly—1 Hour KARTOONOSeOPe^<br />
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUIIDAY<br />
j SMASH DAYS! J — In CINEMASCOPE and Tachnlnlsr<br />
Thi Scorchlngly Perton.l, •titStlltrl<br />
"BATTLICRY"<br />
Vsn HiFLIN, Aide RAY, Mon. FRIEMAN, N.ncy OLSON<br />
Al» - PAUL DOOCLAS<br />
"THI JAVANiSi<br />
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY<br />
•16 "STH ANNIVIRSASY" «i.iiRATION_<br />
THURSeAY IVININ6I IPOLLAK CAB MITBI<br />
3 •xcltint Hltil J - In elNlMAiCOFi and Ttdmlcolor<br />
Kirk DOUGLAS, Mill DAIIVI, 6llh«ft ROLAND<br />
"THI RACiRS"<br />
Plo. — Brod CRAWFORD, Ralph MIIKIR<br />
"BIG HOUSI U. S. A,"<br />
FRIil CAK1 TO IVIItYOMIl<br />
CsyHiW Hwnbtfitrt B.ktrv, V*P6ni ilvd, W<br />
FBI! POPCORN ta ALL .nd LOLLIFOPS te tht<br />
Thuridiy 6v»nlna-<br />
I • 1<br />
JUNI t • f<br />
VISIT OUR LARS! MOBlRPt RIFRESHiRY ind SNACK BAR,<br />
FRII PLAYeROUND ind MMY RIDIS!<br />
iXTRAI iXTRAI iXTRAI H"S HIRI AT LAST!<br />
Th* N«w and Beautiful AbMcen Brlv#-ln<br />
(A WALTBR RfADI THIATRi) ABSfCON BLVD. MR. ATL. CITY.<br />
ORAND OPiMINC - FRIDAY IVEW JUNE l«h<br />
1 — OUTSTANDING FEATURES — 1<br />
Plu, — FREEI FRiEl FREEI GIFTS TO ALLI<br />
CIOAM t" lit 500 mtnl POPCORN ta Itt 100 Itdltfl<br />
I lr< south I hi t,ioup is WOlkiil), on<br />
i lot, to uf IIOJU inchond jl loi il<br />
docks. In tho cvcnl <strong>of</strong> approachinK<br />
•lurm.',. the owners can be notified<br />
and exlrn iireeaulionary meusnres<br />
taken.<br />
Other <strong>of</strong>flccro <strong>of</strong> the Unil ale<br />
\Vimii Wilson first vn.1. comimmkr<br />
iinil Earl Drown Jr., second viee<br />
RENT- -Btmt slips io rent, Jiiifo<br />
• iKlh SI Land in, 13? 13(1;<br />
Drive: Phone ima.M.<br />
jommamlerrVhVunlt now'tai" aboiU j ^%'%^'WS'm f"'<br />
50 members.<br />
Ises. <strong>On</strong>e lil<br />
ComnundL llai.cnbiiLhi.1 uikts ill I' >"' lnrt<br />
!k to bciich. btiiirthviilk,<br />
Iliiftiplinuril. Low <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
ithv • E. S)R AllBntlc.AvE.<br />
boat owners and patonllal fisherinon |<br />
to use extreme earo and caiition<br />
when oil ihe, water. "If you are in<br />
doubt about handling a boat, any<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the Unit.or dock owners<br />
will gladly cooperate and «lve insiruetions,"<br />
ho said..<br />
troop 2 Brownies<br />
to Picnic Saturday<br />
Girls <strong>of</strong> Brownie Troop Wo, i will<br />
be taken to Hlyh Bank Park in<br />
Somere Pouit for a picnic on ISalur.<br />
day,<br />
They will meet at »:S0 a, m at the<br />
Methodist Chiireh, Aceompanyiny<br />
them will he the troop leader, Mrs,<br />
Ethel Shijw, and assistant leaders<br />
Mrs. Helen Adams, Mrs, Mary<br />
Schmidt and Mrs, Ruth McLaufhlin.<br />
Twenty.threo members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
troop Joined the Girl Scouts in the<br />
Memorial Day parade.<br />
ASBURY<br />
CLEANERS<br />
925 Asbury Avenue<br />
FREE MOTHPROOFING<br />
ON ALL GARMENTS!<br />
Pick-Up and Del/very<br />
PHONE O.C. 2611<br />
For Top TV Enjoyment<br />
Get Top TV Service<br />
With<br />
FACTORY TRAINED<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
ANTENNAS<br />
Ended and Installed<br />
Self Supporting Towers •<br />
Authorized Dealers<br />
• PHILCO *RCA<br />
• ZENITH<br />
SCHUFF ELECTRIC<br />
PHONE 1242 710 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
BLUEFISH<br />
MACKEREL<br />
FILET FLOUNDER<br />
* SEA BASS<br />
WEAKFiSH<br />
KING FISH<br />
SHRIMP and CLAMS<br />
'm'M^'Ai^i^^M^liiS^. T ^ J<br />
OPIN ALL DAY SUNDAY<br />
BAIT<br />
GROUND BUNKER |<br />
MINNOWS<br />
BLOOD WORW<br />
FRISH SQUID<br />
CLAMS<br />
FRiSHiHRiW<br />
FISH PACKED IN IC1 FRil OF CHAMI<br />
WILL CARRY FOR 24 HOURS<br />
il.RC.t<br />
LIQUOR STORi<br />
r <strong>On</strong> thaTraffic'Clrdfc *****&"<br />
NO LUXURY TAX IN iOMIII ,' 0W1<br />
Complete Sfecfc <strong>of</strong><br />
POPULAR BRANDS<br />
IMPORTID and DOMISTlC<br />
*WHiSKlY * WINI<br />
* LIQUOR<br />
ICE COLD iill<br />
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES<br />
mk<br />
OPEN THURSDAY and<br />
FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M,<br />
SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P. M<br />
WIN<br />
This 6-passenger Sedan<br />
'55 DODGE<br />
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS WATCH<br />
"DIVIDENDS FOR HOMEMAKERS"<br />
WOAU-TY—CHANNEL 10<br />
1pm p EVERY WY<br />
In gddltlon, grocerlst l aid Ik* followkg WcstlnghsHM<br />
Appllancei will be glv»i at prim: 1 Steam or Pry Ironi;<br />
Cook-H-Fry.r; Porta-Vqcl Isuttr Oven; Arfomutlt CoWw<br />
Mok.r; 2 Pep.|ip TsatttH! ftrkl-N-WoHler: and 2 PsrtaU*<br />
MII.PI. Conf.it end. <strong>Jun</strong>e I4t|.<br />
You Can Be SUN .., If It's<br />
We are co-operating with the<br />
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION in<br />
their notion-wids campaign to<br />
acquaint the public with the health<br />
i' and food value <strong>of</strong> dairy products.<br />
A festival <strong>of</strong> bitter living.<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e is a perfect time to enjoy<br />
IUI iSIl Cre » Ib prints<br />
Amefica'i Grmt PfJty Winner.<br />
Richland Butter Crawl " v ' lnu ot Q " m<br />
Mot Whitt Sharp Cheddar ChteiB lb 67e<br />
Kraft's Velvseta 2^ te ffi<br />
GlondalB Choeso Food 2*»«7ii<br />
Kraft's Cheez-Whiz i»i.wi29f<br />
LoiMlia Evaporated Milk 4Hi««.49i<br />
jorJen*i Italian Style °" ui Chnsa "** >*» 1ft<br />
fttmdilt Initlfll<br />
T<br />
NonFatPRYMILK2 59'<br />
Gordon Gold Orange Juico 6 6 ««" #f«<br />
0tka$ Baby lima toons a 10 '" 1 ''^<br />
lanca»f«r Brand Bo<strong>of</strong>PIoi 4"*^'$!.00<br />
VOL. 7 DO-IT.YOURSIIF<br />
ENCYCLOPEDIA NOW ON SALE<br />
Volumoi 1^ 5,tHI jftvg;lliW><br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDQEft<br />
LOWPRICES MAKE SflVHIG SO EASY AT<br />
Sweet<br />
Red,<br />
Ripe<br />
SLICED PEACHES 3X49 1 / Ideal<br />
&&£%<br />
Setter tyafae&Jm<br />
In Aem« it's net a matttr <strong>of</strong> a ^ew [tenis but an everyday low<br />
price structure that means lower food bills to you all the #im«.<br />
After all, mart economical living can cn/y bt a fact ^hen you juty<br />
eh yeur total feed bills. And yejp do at Acme. " ! :' V"<br />
LARGE CALIFORNIA LEMONS<br />
DE LUXE CELERY HEARTS<br />
CRISP FRESH CARROTS<br />
dtni 38'<br />
bunch \ 9<br />
A Mil*<br />
Cut frem Yeunf Corn-fed Cattlt our Meat experts stlected from tht<br />
best Cattl* producing areas,<br />
U. S. Choice Graded Beef<br />
STEAKS<br />
Ib<br />
OVEN RE AD Y RIB ROAST-. ^<br />
MT Mm -*>•*• >^i^i jmw(p |EIF »<br />
LAN^^0^p|AMi<br />
Ov«n keady ih<br />
m«fe *r Half lb<br />
*' l _• ? J£ 3E* *sf 3£ M^Mi • ^<br />
Shouldw'Lamb 1 '"'" lk 3ȣ Shoulder Lamb Cheos<br />
Breast <strong>of</strong> Lamb lb 13e Rib Lamb Chops<br />
Neck or Shank Lamb * 19c Loin Lamb Chops<br />
LOAF CHEESE<br />
CONDENSED<br />
Annrleon, Jwln,<br />
Plm*nM<br />
Mlk<br />
TOMATO SOUP<br />
Just add water or milk, heat and serve<br />
Sauce Grade<br />
Pork & Beans •« 2 sr'28 1 9<br />
Homestyle Peaches m<br />
Kosher<br />
les<br />
beck or<br />
n Fraih<br />
Lyifisiii Halv»»<br />
iWm Hioyy Syrup<br />
eon<br />
16-01<br />
com<br />
I6-OI<br />
cam<br />
7.0!<br />
can<br />
20.01<br />
in.<br />
5*<br />
100<br />
29'<br />
25'<br />
? fr<br />
mmm<br />
1 p-at Glass &Uoi trawosny ..-• .-•<br />
PRESERVES<br />
•nd<strong>On</strong>e Utec 2d-oi toaf '<br />
New Oid-IuhioMd Hont St>lt<br />
wmm<br />
RAISIN BREAD K,-<br />
STREUSSErBREAD<br />
SUPREME BREAD,<br />
Wrtthntent at Ifs btit<br />
BEVERAGES 3'. 25*<br />
fsptlar flavefi (•• itfftttt<br />
•it I»lr» llMk I* *w Unfit lot<br />
»25,00a<br />
Ifam4 tart ttrlii<br />
ALL OUR<br />
Co Wee Prices are<br />
WIH CREST COFFEE<br />
Ufjtfar buJltJ. mmi wl.ty.<br />
ASCO COFFEE Z<br />
Pill tadM. rich »id flavorful.<br />
IDEAL COFFEE 185*<br />
HWTIW MM, BNp riik fll*sp. Vacanin |»ck>d. - •*<br />
Lanioitir Brand All Mwl^<br />
FRANKFURTERS 45c<br />
iaked Meat Loaf >«•
ftww<br />
6«y*W duHdc • aS<br />
flow Hat /Bwtmtwr l<br />
1 MOonUn* to a report<br />
" ne, P. Irtock. <strong>of</strong><br />
H>f the 6t«te Serv<strong>of</strong><br />
the New Jeney<br />
r thtre wera 17,634 voluo-<br />
ark the members <strong>of</strong> U» tonunlttec<br />
alBo toeurd that 857 units were operating<br />
during the same period and<br />
that 2050 patients received dressings<br />
an<br />
v£» In Israel, chat! with Ghana Jaisook, ThauaBtl agrwu^<br />
mrM and one <strong>of</strong> the many foreign visitors to Rutors Cot<br />
toga <strong>of</strong> Agriculture whom he has servert as <strong>of</strong>ficial host<br />
during recent years.<br />
: - i<br />
ng seashore, mountcfn and lake<br />
ireas, has been -campaigning for<br />
iomc vcars to persuade stato lcadert<br />
to expand the promotional 4)Udi;ct<br />
for an Industry that has the great<br />
git_dollBr volume In New Jersey<br />
Student Groups Here<br />
Over Holiday Week End<br />
The holiday week-end Drought the<br />
nlllaj visits <strong>of</strong> various ionirltici and<br />
'ra|ernlties frpm the ^Philadelphia<br />
»rca Fight soroj-ltlcs snd two frn<br />
rcD'tips numbering approxlmntefy<br />
275 members were registered for the<br />
three day vacation period<br />
Two groups from Wilmington', Del,<br />
Ihc Sigma Tbcta Jfrpppa sprqrlty and<br />
Sigma Alpha Kappa 1 sorority, arc<br />
already plDlinlng H)elr 'annual two<br />
w«ck vacations They Tiavc refib<br />
lercd to iSppild August M ip 28 here<br />
Tfic orgatllzatlbn^ hc^e for, the<br />
wecli cod were: from Drcxcl Mill—<br />
r O. T. tprorlty. Alpha' Thcla rhi<br />
Epsllon Iqrorlty, Ztfa pta TficU<br />
BTrorlty, and Thcta O(»0ga Thetii<br />
sorirlty. Proip Upper Darby—Upper<br />
)arby High 'Girls, Alpha Thota Phi<br />
Phiu b<strong>of</strong>orlty, SUjnfiJ)eW KJIPPB<br />
" \imtiy. -KapMt SJgma K»)>p« tor-<br />
.iyi Alpha rm Thbfa eororlty and<br />
Slgip»" T ——-"••<br />
Washing Drama<br />
Here Tomorrow<br />
Open to Public At<br />
Convention Hall<br />
"No" Soap Opera," a 50 minute<br />
stage i-how, will be presented tomorrow<br />
(Friday) night at 8 o'clock In<br />
the Convention Hall, 6th st and the<br />
boardwalk. „<br />
The comedy show vwll be picsimt<br />
ed hy the All Theatre Playchi <strong>of</strong><br />
Monsanto Chemical Co, one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
sponsors, along with the New Jersey<br />
Natural Gas Co, Hamilton washers<br />
and dryers, and Ruud Manufacturing<br />
Co<br />
All horoemakers <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Cllv<br />
and vicinity hate been Invited by the<br />
Gas Co to attend Everyone will re<br />
ccivc a free package <strong>of</strong> detergent<br />
and a gas dryer and a gas •'-'- tier<br />
WHAT YOU HAVE<br />
BBEN WAITING FOR<br />
HOTEL<br />
P M DINING ROOM<br />
«WHS<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE Iitti<br />
Meal, fff Distinction<br />
In »n,<br />
Tht new agricultural exteoiioii lervlt#<br />
to be introduced In Mart lite —earlier than usual so that he might<br />
this summer lioki to be a sure-fire bring his SlenH *nd eWiFleneei to<br />
success<br />
the assistance <strong>of</strong> farmeri In the<br />
It's goin to be modeled, first <strong>of</strong> yourig nation across the Atlantic.<br />
all, after »--Wew Jersey's highly «uf. "Iirael hii fascUiited roe ever<br />
eissiul ertenilpn servl«e. And Ussince<br />
my early Sunday Schopi days,"<br />
going to be set up by Charles A, Mr, Thompson sayt, "but that's not<br />
Thompion, longtime state leader <strong>of</strong> my miln resson for going. The peo-<br />
Rutgers University ixteBsIon Service ple there CbF»cl) seim thirsty for<br />
knowltdge. An •»*UBIIQB service,<br />
Thompson Is one <strong>of</strong> those which takes edueatlohB piflgfams to<br />
ramm. who never seem to getthe<br />
people ihforniilly" to tBeir own<br />
fnottgh <strong>of</strong> a good thing, d « communities, aught to work out very<br />
elP<br />
„« „ -»...... <strong>of</strong> a man at his Scrying with Tliompson • in Israel<br />
first lob. But Thompion will go t<strong>of</strong>or<br />
the next iwp years will be tech.<br />
isracl equipped with far more thin nlcat farm experts and a home ocon.<br />
enthusiasm—ha's one <strong>of</strong> the key men omlst from Ohio, They're going<br />
responsible for the continued growth abroad under a contract between the<br />
and Improvement <strong>of</strong> New Jersey Israeli government and the Foreign<br />
Operation Administration, made<br />
AmSer <strong>of</strong> the Rutgers Agrtcul-<br />
through the 'Besoareh Foundation <strong>of</strong><br />
tural Bxtensiori, Service for 34 yejri.<br />
the State University <strong>of</strong>, New York.<br />
he's retiring—If you can call it that<br />
Study Ways to Speed<br />
Auto Suits in Courts<br />
Attorneys practicing in New Jcr<br />
scy tills week were asked by a spo<br />
clal State Bar Association committee<br />
for suggestions relative to the prohleni<br />
ftrmurt congestion caused by<br />
automobile negligence cases<br />
The request for Ideas was made by<br />
Mcndon Moiriil <strong>of</strong> Pater^on, chairman<br />
<strong>of</strong> the lG-mcrobcr Association<br />
eommltlcc. He explained that the<br />
group wishes to obtain os many ms<br />
Restion-. ai pob'iible for stiiilv before<br />
it recommends a program to relieve<br />
the louit jnm piobably at the Association's<br />
midyear mettiiiB in Ncwatk<br />
latei this >ear<br />
The tommi^oe was nppulnted at<br />
the Association's annual meeting car<br />
lior this month in Atlantic Clt>,<br />
when Bar leaders cited the growInK<br />
caseload <strong>of</strong> autu accident lawsuits<br />
Rcccntb upproied legislntion empow<br />
ering Superior Court Judges to refer<br />
autu cases to county or district<br />
courts will not be enough to unclog<br />
court Ljlcndar 1 Ch<br />
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State Elects<br />
Renews plea For V<br />
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Major Edith M Grccnsn, <strong>of</strong> A*4 v*«i iplnttt are<br />
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Bobby wore bandages from' the<br />
Hand advocated<br />
lems as the guests have or have had<br />
It It to nvallawiHy permit ap ecca*<br />
lime <strong>of</strong> the accident until last July<br />
for board membert and<br />
It is emcced by the well known tele<br />
tlonal unqiiallHad vot*r to vott.<br />
and ho still has scars on his face<br />
ficatiun <strong>of</strong> laws govenii<br />
vision personality Dennis James, and scalp. Through the modern "As long as the law Is as it Is.<br />
boards,<br />
Mrs. Henry Young was invited to miracle <strong>of</strong> skin graftingMils family<br />
tell her story how the kindness and still hopes that his .appearance' wll<br />
and is in the state <strong>of</strong> some confu- Mt DOMNT ,<br />
consideration <strong>of</strong> a local store clerk return to normal soon. He hm hadsion,<br />
I personally favor living up Ui ' Tho only person i<br />
helped "break tlie Ice" for her son, two series <strong>of</strong> skin graft operations it lo the last letter <strong>of</strong> the law andby<br />
mistake* tall.. . .<br />
Bobby, Just when he needed it most! at the Shore Memorial Hospital, and to the last decision <strong>of</strong> the Supreme Gosport, Penucola, Bit. .T<br />
another Is planned for tho (all.<br />
Nln*r**n nwntht •§», Octobtr This Is the story Mrs Young told<br />
t. If53, Bobby, a trud*nt at Hit<br />
u the television audience In the hope<br />
PP*r fownthlp School, wit u- that someone who was watching<br />
may have a similar problem and h<br />
experience will help.<br />
vtnly burnwt HI HW hiad, fa»<br />
and hand* wfwn hor fat wa> ipilltd<br />
an him. Hli »v«n-y«r-oM tplrlt<br />
wti u cruthtd by «i» calamity<br />
that h» wouldn't lit anyant i<br />
him.<br />
Mrs. Young, friends and relatives<br />
tried In every way to bring the boy<br />
out <strong>of</strong> his shclLand make him reel<br />
less conscious «f his handicap, but<br />
It was all to no avail. Finally, one<br />
day she prevailed upon him to ride<br />
with her to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. He was In<br />
an unusually good mood and she<br />
Clear Up Voting<br />
Laws, Hand Says<br />
Say* Residence<br />
<strong>On</strong>e<br />
canSMWE/a\<br />
INCOME M<br />
TAX "<br />
TIME...<br />
4 Decoded Intelligram<br />
Rule Confusing<br />
inoss|K—G iio^ea mJO^—(j •luimo^AV—I<br />
Ours fire/usiVe/y in This Area<br />
—8 '*»si»uu».i.—s •auiiutd—> 'oq—x<br />
promised they Mould look at a toy<br />
boat Bobby had been wanting for a<br />
long time.<br />
PRIZE WINNING CHICKENS<br />
<strong>On</strong>ce in front <strong>of</strong> the store door<br />
COOKED IN OUR ROTISSERIE<br />
LISTEN AMERICANS!<br />
TAKi HOMi PLATTIRS MAY INCLUDE<br />
... by Dr. George S. Benson<br />
Whole Ifurfid Squib • Chicktn Blind<br />
DIRECTOR _ NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM<br />
Half Sluffad Broiler Turlcey-Bgrgor<br />
Surer, Arlttntaa<br />
Several years ago, Dr Fred<br />
Chiek.n.Sgriir Roast Betf<br />
Sihwarz, <strong>of</strong> Sydney, Australia, left<br />
hit. practice ot medicine and suruerj<br />
Chicken Salad Assorted Cold Cuts to dedicate liLi life to a personal<br />
crusade acainbt tlie crowing power<br />
ADVANCE ORDERS APPRECIATED<br />
ot International Communiim. In hli<br />
htudent days at Queensland Univer-<br />
ALSO PREPARED TO TAKE HOME<br />
sity he had encountered many young<br />
Communist intellectuals, and one uf<br />
Whole Stuffed Chfekens—All Siies<br />
them defeated him in » debate. He<br />
vowed It would neve,r happen again<br />
French Pri'ii Sandwiches<br />
The more he due into Communist<br />
literature and examined the strategy<br />
[or world conquest, the more cun-<br />
I'lneed he became that Communism<br />
DELICATESSEN<br />
was a cra\c Uueiit to mankind's freedom,<br />
an evil monster bent on the<br />
• HOME BAKED BEANS — COLE SLAW I destruction <strong>of</strong> Christian civilization<br />
In time, he became well known in<br />
• POTATO SALAD — GERMAN POTATO SALAD surges and psjclnatry, but Ilk pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />
success did not keep up<br />
• CHICKEN SALAD — ASSORTED COLD CUTS nith the mounting zeal <strong>of</strong> his crusade<br />
against Communism' He turned<br />
his practice over lo some phjslcian<br />
friends and began a speakinc tour <strong>of</strong><br />
the free world<br />
At the 16th Freedom Fomra,<br />
conducted last month by the N'a<br />
tlonal Education Program on the<br />
Haidint 1 Clarification <strong>of</strong> the vexing question<br />
<strong>of</strong> legal voting residence, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
emulations governing campaign ex-<br />
»- -r-i. ,,. u u»i ui MIC SLJJ1C QOOr penditures and <strong>of</strong> the status and Or><br />
Bobby's Inferiority complex returned eanizatlon df county boards <strong>of</strong> elec-<br />
and he refused to enter. At Just the lions were urged recently by Con<br />
crucial moment the clerk came out gres,c view<br />
points K - eon eel' sntfKesl that wo <strong>of</strong> health "Where You Know<br />
have a look at tlie fl^urts "<br />
You Are Getting<br />
He turned tu the blackboard With<br />
clulk, he uiote the folluulriR.<br />
The Best"<br />
In 1903 Lenin cl.Tbllshod BuKhcv<br />
iitn with 17 hiippurters<br />
No Parking Problems<br />
In 1017 Lenin conquered Russia<br />
with 40.000 supporter'..<br />
In 1»55 the Party <strong>of</strong> Lenin Is In<br />
iron eontrgl <strong>of</strong> 900,000.000 people De HART'S MARKET<br />
"Those 900,000,000," he said, "are<br />
W* Deliver<br />
in tlie laboratory uf Communist eonilitlonins,<br />
heini; educated, indoctrin- PHONE 88S8 Itth ST. and BAY AVE.<br />
ated, bruin washed, selectively liqui-<br />
College campus, Dr dated, fanjlaclzod, tcchnicillv and<br />
ichwarz opened his talk with this militarily trained to conquer tlie en-<br />
question. "How serious cs the threat tli€ world with Ihe consequent de-<br />
that Communism pose? to our li\cs, itruction <strong>of</strong> vast segments <strong>of</strong> the<br />
our homes, our children, everything luman rji.c<br />
in tliLi life that we cherish?" "Thai is the Mmpte and honest<br />
"There are those." he said, "who truth No cfTort <strong>of</strong> the irnaginatiun<br />
say: "Ita sick and tired <strong>of</strong> hearing can make it untrue No heroic act<br />
about Communism! I hear about it <strong>of</strong> the will can blot It out I W^K<br />
niornliif, noon and nifht It's in thethat<br />
an hcmcsl, enlightened, inlclli<br />
newspapers; every news analysis gent analysli <strong>of</strong> the flgureicin lead<br />
but I don't know a Communist, to otic conclusion «nd one only; The<br />
wouldn't know what one looks Ilk Communists are sonqueriji^ the<br />
world,"<br />
:<br />
jnan, for example, who payri all bills by cheek.<br />
Cancelled checks are receipts, returned auto- "<br />
matically when paid - and a complete file <strong>of</strong><br />
receipts is a valuable asset at any time. < ~<br />
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Supplemental Paving<br />
The city commissioners Friday approved<br />
a motion providing for adverti?ing<br />
for bids on the contract to<br />
pave five local streets In a supplemental<br />
state-aid paving program.<br />
Approjaniitely $18,700 in available<br />
jaying fundi were unexpectedly pro.<br />
~Vd iait week when the low Wd<br />
on the main 10.street state aid program<br />
wag $24,289. A total <strong>of</strong> ap.<br />
proxlmately $40,000 In city and state<br />
funds is available.<br />
The suppitniintal contract, still<br />
•waiting approval by the itate High,<br />
way Department, will include 8th at,<br />
from Asbury av, to the boardwalk:<br />
iih it, from Atlantic ay, to tha<br />
boardwalk, and Aldrleh rd., Parkridge<br />
rd, and Revere pi. The added<br />
program will go as far as available<br />
funds allow, '<br />
When it comes ts raising vege.<br />
tables the amateur gardener is<br />
an-jiteurlsh compared to an old hen.<br />
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WAS FAR AlOVi OUR<br />
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man and daughter Gaye,' Mrs. lila<br />
Conpver, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Mr*.<br />
'Ellen Hyatt, Mrs. Jo Ann'F<strong>of</strong>lio,<br />
Mist J*an' Stretch, Mn'. Florence<br />
Rea'ther. Mrs Lillian Bovd, r Party In Retort<br />
Thq 50th weddliigr anniversary <strong>of</strong><br />
.Mr. and Mrs A. B Southard, ?28 B<br />
jBader av, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, was cel«'<br />
brated May Zt at the home at their<br />
flont and daueon capped by the cutting <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Babe TloreMino, Mrs. Ruth' Nicker, '2(4>ound, three tier anniversary<br />
son. Mm. Peg Thompson, Mr*. Iton- k<br />
nlc Styer. Mrs 01 Mahoney, Mrs.<br />
Mabel Balin and the hostess. Sertd-<br />
Ing gifts but ujiablc to attend were<br />
Mrs. Anna- Marie Paulln, Mrt.Adele<br />
Madera, Mrs. Harriet Gregory, Mrs.<br />
Rosemlry Gregory and Mrs. Peg<br />
Craddock.<br />
' Miss Thompson W.U1 be married to<br />
Joseph Knapp, HI Ohio, In St Joseph's<br />
R. c. Church, <strong>Jun</strong>e 18<br />
TruitU Stay in South<br />
Mr. and Mrs. SUnley K. Trultt,<br />
formerly <strong>of</strong> this city, hate established<br />
their all-year home in Fort<br />
JUuderdaio, Fla. where they spent<br />
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preventhe attack on what is considered<br />
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<strong>of</strong> fejr, we do not distinguish be<br />
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elv is dnticipdtion <strong>of</strong> djdficr<br />
(d) Self Enhancement. Feclincs <strong>of</strong><br />
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Repair and Maintenance ScrvJM<br />
CJn we bo fully accepted In till<br />
PAINTER<br />
group who e approval uc desire<br />
Russell Sutton<br />
(fi Tabloid Thinking, Torlods o 805 .Bay Avenue<br />
social strain bring out vividly thi Eitlmitet *' ' * Rhene 1« 939 #<br />
helplessness every Individual fceL<br />
In the face <strong>of</strong> world-wide forces He<br />
must seek to simplify the Issues in EXTERIOR - INTERIOR PAINTING<br />
order to make possible some understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> this social chaos Simpli- We use'the ftriW, TYPE PAINT — D«veloptd for Sseihor* Ule.<br />
fication <strong>of</strong> issues provides economy<br />
Longer Llf*.<br />
<strong>of</strong> energy, if a person feels hostile<br />
and aggressive it Is more economical<br />
8 BAYONNE PLACE<br />
for him to attack one single obstacle<br />
PHONE 2196-R<br />
$:<br />
Clarenwi Clarenw WUkle'Jr., WUkleJr, OlMtWer, t(M<br />
Mr. and Mr,;a<strong>of</strong>to ISWlliAtf and<br />
children, 'Itwlnai/Kenneth end Ann<br />
Marie, Renovo, Pa.^<br />
Buffet ,DiHn«r \Hr.,<br />
Offiiwrs and Wjvot<br />
A ijuffet style dinner and MekUU<br />
party Was enjoyed at tneBalertno<br />
Officors' Lounge, Ho»tes«-dutte« fo^<br />
Hhebeeaskon v.ttt Awnmed by Mr».<br />
KB: Hall and' Mrs. Henry L. Fred-<br />
^ose sttendlng .<br />
Mri. Hall, Capi and<br />
R 'Trench. Lt and<br />
Frederick, U and'Mrf Merrill K<br />
Tlfoirias, Cant ' ahd Mrt.' F*amam<br />
Mr. Southard, until his retirement<br />
Hbpp>; Lt. «nd Mrs. 'Vred R. Ball<br />
10 years ago, was malnWnancO super-<br />
Jr. U and Mm. Jobn'E. Phalent<br />
intendent <strong>of</strong> the Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Elec-<br />
lit". JoTin MuenieH ft, Lt<br />
tric- Company's home i^Bce In Atlantic'<strong>City</strong>.<br />
•<br />
Gubsta from the <strong>Ocean</strong> Cfty^At-<br />
Isntte <strong>City</strong> are» were Mr: and Mrs.<br />
Eugene Straiten, Mr. and THra, Joseph<br />
he' Chant, 'Mr and Mrs. Douglas<br />
J. Lavii and son, James, Mrs.<br />
Anh Prockel, Mrs. Laura Allen, Mr.<br />
Augustus Hejtaemann, Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Paul Spite and daughter, Sharon,<br />
Mis* Jennbeile Spratt, MM Marlon<br />
Smklnson, Mrs. Jack Spratt and<br />
Mrs, J 0 Campbell<br />
OutW-town guesU included Mr.<br />
afldjjto. amtr.<br />
CHARLES C. PALERMO<br />
HARRY DIBB<br />
Pt-UMBINO — HEATING<br />
Vork Oil Burners<br />
York Boiler Burner Units<br />
•ltt toogjlort, <strong>Jun</strong>e 'f. Hf.<br />
fleers to'be 1 (HB<br />
installed.<br />
Mr* Valeria H«drl
THURSM<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
HOH. THREE<br />
Patsalc Zoning Board Named<br />
.Now Ready in Dennis Township Parkway Offers<br />
i The Gtrden Stile Puiway bridge A flveaun' Board <strong>of</strong> Zoning Ad<br />
' over the P»iMlc River was open- iuatpjent was appointed In Dennis<br />
ed In Ume for Memorial Day weak-<br />
Township last week to hear appeals Tourist Guide<br />
under the township's recently enact-<br />
•nd twBto to extend the northern ed Interim zoning ordinance.<br />
terminus «f the new scenic route<br />
Interest Points in<br />
Named by Township Mayor Rollen<br />
Into Bergen County.<br />
B. Mason Were Charles E, Poster, State' Illustrated<br />
' Opening <strong>of</strong> the ljMXMoot bridge, South Seavllle; Rudd Kolirich. El-<br />
Urg«*t on the Parkway north <strong>of</strong> dorn; Lester Gennanio, Belleplaln;<br />
A new edition <strong>of</strong> the Garden State.<br />
th» BariUn River, now permits mo-<br />
Parkway's Ulustrajed guide to points<br />
Willlnm H. Roeap, <strong>Ocean</strong> View, and <strong>of</strong> interest »long the New Jersey<br />
torbts to use the 'Route V inter- Leo Novasack, South Dennis.<br />
thantfe Id Eut Piterson (Bergen The members will; organite and<br />
..l&lnlyk far the Ant time. It extends elect at a meeting with the town-<br />
; the travelling distance on the Ftrfc- ship planning board on Monday,<br />
,«ny to MQ mile* between But pot-<strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
jo.<br />
'•IWO, and «he southern terminus<br />
•near CtpeJUy <strong>City</strong>;<br />
Chmlfted Ad* Bring Quick ftnult*<br />
1<br />
scenic route was Issued today.<br />
Following the same design as the<br />
original edition, the new Guide includes<br />
adltlonal points <strong>of</strong> Interest<br />
along the parkway and more information<br />
about how to reach the<br />
"Pleasure W*y <strong>of</strong> the Jersey Coast"<br />
from New York <strong>City</strong>, Philadelphia<br />
and other areas.<br />
Copies <strong>of</strong> the new guide are avail<br />
eble in bulk for schools, hhytrie;<br />
and historical groups), which reSjues<br />
tod the original folder in considerable<br />
number. Individuals can also<br />
secure coplei by writing the Public<br />
Relations Office. Garden State Parkway,<br />
12 Broad Street. Red Bank. A<br />
r.elf-eddresed, stomped envelope Is<br />
recommended.<br />
More than TO points <strong>of</strong> Interest<br />
along the lOS-mlle Parkway route<br />
art detailed In the four-page folder.<br />
The points Include historical Rites,<br />
famous resorts, State parks and forests,<br />
museums, sporting and theatrical<br />
spots, and military Installations.<br />
The folder contains the Garden<br />
State Parkway toll schedule and<br />
other information about the new<br />
ictnie supertUghway, whjeh : ,7 ,ir T<br />
group <strong>of</strong> members on the cast const, <strong>of</strong> the United «MAM<br />
especially Congressman Fogarty, <strong>of</strong><br />
Radar Now in Service to Check<br />
nhode Island, collaborated In nn ef-<br />
Weather Bill fort to Increase the funds, with the for the<br />
result that the Committee on Appro- finance an Inc<br />
Behaviour <strong>of</strong> Parkway Drivers<br />
priations accepted u proposed In- communications,<br />
Radar has been added to the Gar- 014-month period since then, more Support Asked crease <strong>of</strong> $2,250,000, especially oar novations and<br />
marked for this purpose. The total<br />
den State Parkway ns nn extra than 18 million vehicles paid tolls<br />
qucnt warning,<br />
safely precaution.<br />
on the Parkway with only two mo- Hand Hopeful For fund, in my Judgment, Is now quite<br />
adequate for tin- puiposc and fol<br />
Designed to check on vehicular torist fatalities among them. The Hurricane Fund<br />
lows the deign <strong>of</strong> the hill <strong>of</strong>Tcicd<br />
speeds, the radar equipment will be only other troBlc casualties during<br />
by Confl-essniiin,Patterson <strong>of</strong> Can-<br />
used tor law enforcement purposes the period were a trespassing pe- Hope that the two and a quarter ncctlcut.<br />
P gt<br />
if traffic surveys show there Is a destrian and a surveyor working on million dollar Increase in appropria- "Naturally I have been Intensely Special 1 "leht n'eht schedule,,<br />
general abuse <strong>of</strong> the limits. The the roiid.<br />
tions for the Weather Bureau to pro- interested In this proposal from the cians to answer c<br />
Parkway's speed limit la 60 miles However, as traffic steadily in- vide earlier and more accurate hur- beginning, because my entire dls. summer were<br />
per hour except where otherwise Increases with the wanner weather, ricane warnings and alerts will be<br />
Tset^PKiBa>il<br />
at the Memorial Day exercises at the<br />
Central Avenue School on Friday<br />
mornlnjr. He spoke brlcily to the<br />
Kindergarten pupils <strong>of</strong> the a. m.<br />
session. Thlrt}'.flve parents ware<br />
present and enjoyed the presram.<br />
Later, a tape recording <strong>of</strong> the recent<br />
Spring Concert was played for<br />
the 4lh, 9th and «th Oracles.<br />
CLASS SINDS CARDS<br />
The Fifth Grade taught by Mr,<br />
Hughes has been writing and send,<br />
ing cards to their classmates who<br />
were at home sick during the year.<br />
They recently extended this to cover<br />
parents <strong>of</strong> their classmates who are<br />
ill. This is a fellowship program', that<br />
has helped to bind the class in a<br />
closer tie to one another and put<br />
their Enflllsh training to use.<br />
After sending a card to Ricky,<br />
Perkins, they.received a thankymi<br />
Card with the following verse:<br />
have the Mumps, Two great big<br />
bumps. The Mumps arc hard;<br />
Thanks for the card,"<br />
Wildwood Priest<br />
Hand May Attend<br />
Marks Anniversary<br />
County 4-H fair<br />
His S4th anniversary In Me priest<br />
T. Millet Hand, representative from hood was celebrated last night by<br />
the Second Congressional District, the Rt. Rev, Msjr, Aloyslus s, Qufa.<br />
accepted with reservations the Ian, pastor <strong>of</strong> SL Ann's Roman Cath-<br />
invitation <strong>of</strong> the Cape May County olio Church <strong>of</strong> Wildwood,<br />
4-H Fair Association to attend the The observance took place in eon.<br />
tlirco^ay Fair at Cold Spring on lunctlon with ceremonies for Installa-<br />
July SO, Zl, and W,<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> new <strong>of</strong>flcern <strong>of</strong> the Parent.<br />
Mr. Hand made It clear that the Teacher Association <strong>of</strong> Wildwood<br />
expected adjournment <strong>of</strong> Congress Catholic High School. Msgr, Quinlan<br />
the week following may make such was instrumenUl In construction <strong>of</strong><br />
an appearance impossible, , lie school several years ago.<br />
TOP<br />
QUALITY<br />
New Man Dozet at Wheel,<br />
Auto Hit* Bridge<br />
James E. Brown, 25. <strong>of</strong> Bio Qrtindc,<br />
was admitted to Tomlln Memorial<br />
Tedesco. Advances to<br />
School Superintendent<br />
The Wild wood Board <strong>of</strong> Education<br />
last week named A, Edward Tedesco,<br />
high school principal, as superinten.<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> schools to suceeed J. Harold<br />
Connor,<br />
The Board reported that Mr, Con.<br />
ncr has submitted his resignation,<br />
effective <strong>Jun</strong>e SO, to lake an admin.<br />
Istralive school position in Sussex,<br />
In North Jersey.<br />
Mr, Tedesco has been principal <strong>of</strong><br />
the Wildwood High School for eight<br />
year*. Previously he had been supervlsory<br />
principal at Ellis College,<br />
Newtown Square, Pa,, and head <strong>of</strong><br />
the science department at the Nether<br />
Providence School, Delaware County,<br />
Pa, .<br />
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Tuesday wli<br />
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wood.<br />
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• New adjustable and removable Door<br />
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• Full Width Freezer<br />
• Stacking Vegetable Drawers<br />
• Many ether features found only in much ••'<br />
mere expensive refrigerators<br />
IRVIN JOHNSON, Jr. and Co. VOSS Plumbing and Heating<br />
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THE OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Sates<br />
liidy'<strong>of</strong> the Angels<br />
In Cope May Court<br />
:«is dedicated' at ceremonies<br />
a«y f ^ — — •<br />
luwed ty ^dinner slvw for a «roup<br />
•r vliitlng clergymen. '<br />
The new cburch Is the first Cath<br />
ollc «huroh In tho county neat and<br />
will bo conducted as a mission<br />
church^<strong>of</strong> fit Paul". Church Stone<br />
Harbor. The Rev. Leonard Nabb will<br />
Vnomlng by the Rt RevKindle<br />
the paiUmil duties In both<br />
Augustine T Mtwicr, vicar communities.<br />
hot ih» Ciunden Dlocfsc. A processional Into the building<br />
ut 400 gersbpa attended the was led by the Wildwood Council<br />
itory exeiicisei, which were fol- Knights oi Columbus^ _ _<br />
< • EDMUND L.<br />
VVISHAM<br />
J- REALTOR —<br />
"We Sell The Earth and What's <strong>On</strong> It"<br />
«T0 OCEAN AVE. PHONE 0900<br />
,: ' LISTINGS SOLICITED<br />
j SALES and RENTALS<br />
FRANK M. CARROLL<br />
' 5 Bedroom House — *6,800<br />
5 Bedroom House, Extra Lot — $ 13,500<br />
;<br />
CHOICE RENTALS from $75.00 WEEKLY<br />
330 ATLANTIC AVINUE<br />
on* 1510 ' Phila. Evergreen MWt<br />
opportunity - Action - Results<br />
'i ,1 ^ 0n ^ ^ . ,<br />
•' BEAUTIFUL NEW RANCH HOME<br />
Splendid location, spacious landscaped grounds. 3 largt<br />
bedr h r o 11<br />
A Kuba>u&hl 2b 1 0 0 1 0 CUniftod Adi Bring Quick Rxulti<br />
Kennedy. Hoot Simpson and Wayne<br />
2 0 0 1—1<br />
Hudson each gathcrerd two hits to E Kubaja&hl p 3 0 0 1 1<br />
lead the Raiders' 12-hlt attack. Fenond p-e<br />
2 0 0<br />
Holt Is 3b<br />
The Raiders put the game on |cc<br />
>. 0 0 1<br />
8 2<br />
Flshi'i 1b<br />
2212111 1 0 0 4 n0<br />
with a four-run third Inning but Kwjns If<br />
0 0 1 II<br />
scaled the victory tightly with three W«ks If<br />
0 0 0 0<br />
more in the fourth and nine tallies Paul cf<br />
0 0 J 0<br />
Douglas cf<br />
0 0 2 0<br />
in the sixth.<br />
II 0<br />
Rue, Kennedy, Charlie Good, £>]>lrer' it<br />
II 0 01<br />
1 0<br />
H<strong>of</strong>fman, If<br />
• J<br />
Simpson and Hudson banged doubles<br />
0 0 0 0<br />
in the extra-base department.<br />
18 1 1 21 4<br />
The win assured Fred Howcll's Scoie bv Innlngb<br />
Oc+nn Cit> M i 0 H O—10<br />
proteges <strong>of</strong> at least a tic in the CiLM ^a> 0 10 0 0 0 0—1<br />
Cape-Atlantic League, with only n Emu* COP Mullck. Conover E Kobayaahl<br />
'2 Ftnstnd Douglas 2B— Ruli<br />
Kpfiiwriy Good, Simpson, Bovwmon HO<br />
—E Kobnynshl G-6 Fenstnd 5*1 DB—<br />
Bowmnn 5 E Kobnyashl 8 Fcnsiad 2<br />
SO— Bowman 10 E Kobuyushl 6 Feh<br />
BUNGALOW stad 1 HBP—Bowman (Bimn WP-<br />
Bovvmun 1 E Kobayashl 2 LP- h Kob!i\iithi<br />
U-fi McGibc J McCitfw.<br />
3 bedrooms, dining room.<br />
Living room, kitchen and 156 Nominations For<br />
bath. 1-cnr garage. Big Delaware Handicap<br />
Coal hot water heat. The $150,000 Delaware Handicap,<br />
ellmactic ejisJle In Delaware Park's<br />
Furnished.<br />
quarter-million dollar Distaff Big<br />
Three, loomed today a§ not only tho<br />
s world's richest race for (lilies and<br />
7»500.<br />
mures but also the most glamorous<br />
and spectacular, Judging by the<br />
iclhtillatlng lilt oi 156 nominations<br />
E. M.MAXWELL aiiouneed by Racing Secretary J, Gilbert<br />
Haus.<br />
REALTOR<br />
The newly-named Delaware Handi.<br />
«» dining room, full<br />
cap this year replaces the New<br />
1400 WIST AVENUE<br />
tile kitchen, tile bath, utility room and garage. Modern<br />
Castle as racing's top distaff stake<br />
NO PHONE INFORMATION and only "hundred-Bfander" for lady<br />
forced hot airh'eht. All for only $19,500.<br />
uhorse§. In succeeding the<br />
\'S LOVaY BAY VIEW COTTAGE<br />
All th* advantage* <strong>of</strong> bay view living at a fraction <strong>of</strong> the FOR SALE<br />
'^prevailing cost. Living room, dining room, kitchen, 3<br />
bedroom* and bath. Hot water heat. Sacrifice, $7,950. INCOME PROPERTY<br />
ALMOST NEW — 3 YEARS OLD<br />
Zoned for Guest House<br />
Lovaly 3 BEDROOM HEATED H0M1 in desirable Gar- or Duplex Apartments<br />
dent location. Mu*t self. $18,500.<br />
7 Bedrooms, 3 Porches and<br />
Oarage. Let 50'x 130'.<br />
WILL FINANCE<br />
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Price '11000<br />
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Attractive New<br />
BUNGALOWS<br />
-Olf.Hi<strong>of</strong>"<br />
West Avenue<br />
OCIAN SIDE<br />
Between 49th arid 50th St.<br />
Lcrga Living Roam, Combination<br />
Kitchen and DlnsHn. Near beach,<br />
Convenient to train,<br />
$<br />
9450<br />
•iCh<br />
Will Finance. Ready for<br />
Immediate Occupancy.<br />
Price Includes Serttni, Aluminum<br />
Blinds and' Ilietrle Range.<br />
ROBERT W,<br />
i! dld M New<br />
Castle, the Delaware retains the<br />
championship mile and a quarter<br />
distance. The unmatched Big Three<br />
sequence an _ the final three Satur.<br />
days <strong>of</strong> the 32-day meeting, May SB<br />
through July 4, includes the Pela<br />
ware Oaks, <strong>Jun</strong>eJB^the "new" New-<br />
Castle (now a mile and a sixteenth<br />
major allowance prep for the Dela.<br />
ware Handicap) on <strong>Jun</strong>e 28, and tho<br />
"big one" — Delaware's greatest<br />
sports attraction and one <strong>of</strong> Ameri.<br />
ci's biggest—July 2,<br />
Virtually every outstanding distaff<br />
racer in the country Is named for<br />
he Delaware, their total earnings<br />
luough 18a4 alone .easily exceeding<br />
$4,000,000. They include all the 1954<br />
distaff champions and holders <strong>of</strong> at<br />
least eight various titles ever the<br />
past two years. The '54 leaders are<br />
Wheatley Stable's High Voltage Ijuvcnlle<br />
fllly), Foxealfher Farms' parlo<br />
(3-ycnr-old queen), and Mrs. Charles<br />
Silvers' Lavender Hill (older fillies<br />
and maresi, as well as Calumet<br />
Farm's California leader, Mis Clem,<br />
entine. Then there are the 1953<br />
champions Grecian Queen (any age),<br />
Evening out (i.year-old filly), and<br />
Queen Hopeful (top money-winner <strong>of</strong><br />
her sex among the juveniles).<br />
Drum Fishing at<br />
Peak In County<br />
Delaware Bay Area<br />
Inviting Anglers ,<br />
"Black 1 The keys were accepted by Joseph<br />
S Abrams, cxccuUve secretary, and<br />
Palmers Give Mrs. Leone S. Drum, superintendent<br />
<strong>of</strong> th* home. Also attending the pre^<br />
sentatlon was Mayor Leort Leopard),<br />
Auto to Home <strong>of</strong> Longport.<br />
The Betty Biicharach Home for Af- Mr. Palmer said Uiat he and his<br />
flicted Children, In Ltongport, was be- wife were happy to provido the veing<br />
served by a orand new station<br />
wagon this jvcok, through the generosity<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs Emll Palmer,<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
The local couple, who head the<br />
Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmobllc<br />
ngenev here, presented the vehicle<br />
to <strong>of</strong>ficials at the Bacharach Home<br />
on Friday,<br />
EDWARD H.<br />
OCEAN CITY BUSINESS MILLS<br />
OPPORTUNITIES Real Estate-Insurance<br />
219 Asbury Av«hue -<br />
FOR SALE<br />
Phone 2193<br />
CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS CLOSED SUNDAYS<br />
Owner retiring «ft«r nwny ioe-<br />
«»ful ysars. SubitantUI Invait-<br />
FOR SALE<br />
ment required. Thl> If f»r the<br />
executive type m*o only.<br />
Two Bedroom Home, Furnished,<br />
Good Location, Liv-<br />
RENT<br />
ing Room, Kitchen, Bath,<br />
LUNCHEONETTE, Fully Equip- Parking in rear.<br />
ped to retpomlble party. See thii<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly $6,500<br />
today.<br />
HOTDOG, HAMBURG and Guest Home<br />
SODA FOUNTAIN<br />
6 Bedrooms, very good ran-<br />
Ideal location with living quartal section. A real gift at<br />
tin. Owner unable ta operate.<br />
$9,500<br />
Muit be »!d Immediately.<br />
Store - Corner Location<br />
MANUFACTURING PLANT Has 3 Apartments Rented<br />
Nearby, doing a nice year around Yearly. Oil Hot Water Heat,<br />
volume, Shews betMr than M% Larga Win daws. Store<br />
net', Mechinlnlly minded man Empty,<br />
only.<br />
Priced Very<br />
CAFE, Ntirby<br />
Reasonable<br />
Grossing ever $M0,MO •nnuiiiy.<br />
Will flnsnet far relpenilble plrty. Farm — Scullville<br />
22<br />
J, P, McDERMOTT<br />
MACK REALTY<br />
8005 Atlantic Avenue<br />
"' Margate ^^^<br />
drum fishing is at its peak<br />
and will 'continue lor the next two<br />
weeks," veteran anglers said this<br />
week. The Delaware Bay area, in<br />
Lower and Middle Townships, Is<br />
busy as anglers, bojh men and<br />
women, are making dally trips in<br />
the hope <strong>of</strong> hooking the big fellows.<br />
The largest drum fish caught to<br />
date in the current season, and<br />
which may be a world's record, was<br />
90.poundor boated by John W.<br />
Douglass <strong>of</strong> Cap May Court House.<br />
Douglass entered his prize oateh<br />
in the Cape May County Fishing<br />
Contest. The weight was recorded<br />
at Walt's Boat Place, Wildwood Highjmd<br />
Beach, p well as at Bob Naely's<br />
Dock,<br />
1 hlfile bceousd<br />
tlon <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>of</strong> their phj»,<br />
for recovery.<br />
for the<br />
FOR 35 YEARS<br />
SUMMER RENTALS<br />
Apartments and Cottages<br />
2-3 and 4 BEDROOMS<br />
SEASON HALF SIASON<br />
SOME WEEKLY<br />
NEW... 3 BEDROOM<br />
/i acres, approximately<br />
BUNGALOW<br />
15 clear. Main Highway.<br />
FACINe OC1AN<br />
Suitable for development.<br />
• ALL ILICTRIC ••AUTOMATIC WASHER<br />
Owner will sell<br />
• HEATED • NEWLY FURNISHED<br />
_forL $2,100<br />
For Season, JwneJlStl^thru Sept. 15th,<br />
SEVERAL GOOD BUYS IN COTTAGES<br />
If your need is Rail Estate, you need:<br />
BEST<br />
BUYS or RENTALS<br />
ONLEY'S<br />
in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
4800 ASBURY AVI.<br />
PHONE 07M<br />
ROBERTS<br />
REAL ISTATi<br />
ITU ASBURY AVi, Firit In Service PHONi 0. 6. MM<br />
UNUSUAL OFFERINGS<br />
Not /usi hQu$m,j»ut Homes Planned<br />
BiAUTIFUL CHOICE GARDENS LOCATION<br />
for Gracious Living.<br />
Corner Surf and Hollytree Roads<br />
BEfiSLEYS' POINT<br />
Modern bungalow with 100 feet bay frontage, riparian righfi, Jin*<br />
ALL YEARAROUND HOME. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. '<br />
beach ond dock. Living room 20 by 24 feet, with flr#pl««; «w»<br />
dinus sun room facing bay; 2 bedrooms, each with tiled «tti, CB»<br />
4 bedrooms. Die bith, living ream, epen fireplace, dining rsBm, lined closets, work-saver kitchen, laundry, electric and DM rmW<br />
kitchen, garage, gas fired hot water radiation.<br />
Kohler hot water heat; 2 car garage, large shop, paved ternct, M*<br />
and shrubbery. J21.500, port cash i<br />
Furnished and equipped.<br />
Bungalow facing bay, large lot; living room, kitchen, utility Hi?<br />
2 bedrooms, bath; heating system, garage. $11,500, terms. \<br />
Priced at $20,000 for Quick Sale<br />
Exclusive Sale Agent— Brokers Cooperation Invited,<br />
MARMORA<br />
Ranch type home near new school. Custom built. BJIBIHIII, Iwi<br />
room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath »<br />
WALTER A, DiTTRiCH, Inc.<br />
Realtors<br />
Corner Sfh Sr, and Wesley Ave,<br />
SALE<br />
306 EAST 48th STREET<br />
R HY. JUNE.3, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Graduates at<br />
Monday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 13<br />
University<br />
t Q Harbnugli Jr, son <strong>of</strong> Mr Commencement fcsiivn.es at tho<br />
Robert Horbaugh, lBOt S n " -<br />
^v, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, is a canulr<br />
the degree <strong>of</strong> Bachelor <strong>of</strong><br />
in commerce jind finance<br />
University conducts<br />
d Idtthen, m"<br />
closets, built-in furniture, carport. <strong>On</strong> lot with 200 'f!r;<br />
frontage, 125 feat deep. Completely furnished. Including MW n»<br />
refrigerator and washer. Owner leaving state <strong>of</strong>fers «ll tor VJ"<br />
cash and $10,000 FHA mortgage.<br />
Bungalow, near school and Shore Road; built for comFon. -.<br />
cellar, reception hall, large living room, two bedrooms, bttlt, «w<br />
kitchen, garage. <strong>On</strong> lot 70 by 100 foot, lawn and ornamental plim*<br />
Full price $12,500. .1M^<br />
House, wlstar avenue, Marmora. 3 bedrooms, living room, in<br />
bath. For quick sale $7,500 cash.<br />
SUMMER RENTALS<br />
Cozy bungalow, Beasleys Point, nicely furnished, all<br />
2 bedrooms and attic room. 550 week.<br />
lnbUtUtlon w "' br-<br />
W« have been helping those who are interested Inbuyig. I<br />
selling or leafing Real Estate in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and vit^J<br />
If you are interested, we know we can help you too,*<br />
we have helped many others.<br />
HANEY LLOYD CHATTHM<br />
REALTOR<br />
1315 ASBURY AVE.<br />
p HONE0W)|<br />
894 BRIGHTON PLACE<br />
p if<br />
ine cornerbione fol u,e' univer-<br />
Mtvi, ,,cw $900,000 science building<br />
PARTMENT HOUSE<br />
feLH'iL'??' 17th St. Section<br />
|f|r*t floor, 2 bedrooms,<br />
I room, living room,<br />
kitchen and bath,<br />
jcond floor, 1 bedroom,<br />
powder room, kitchen,<br />
dJneHe, screened porch,<br />
fully furnished.<br />
¥9,750<br />
HONE043l| IM. MAXWELL<br />
REALTOR<br />
f 1400 WEST AVENUE<br />
1 "' 1 THg OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEPgER<br />
1<br />
Win Prizes Ann Scribner Ora|<br />
w<br />
'i<br />
Hygiene Qraduate<br />
in Rose Show<br />
-- — .Show isnen bj the Cape May<br />
County Garden Club Ian Saturday^<br />
and Sunday in tMc Con^ntion Hall<br />
In Cape Alay were Mm Ralph Van<br />
Gilder and her daughter, Amy<br />
The bhnw Included 61 clastei <strong>of</strong><br />
- Jsi-5 In all shade* and blends There<br />
also was a hobby exhibit<br />
Ho is a iormt-r member <strong>of</strong> the Miss Van Glider took third plate<br />
m Tity Bejch Patrol<br />
n the arrangements commemorating<br />
Hie dubN 5th annlvcrnary with a<br />
lomposlllon featuring wood<br />
SALE<br />
Mr', Von Gilder took flr*t place<br />
honors In "My Country," „ patrloilc<br />
HOUSE SUITABLE FOR ariniiKcmcnt, 2nd place In Horticulture,<br />
old fashioned rose* <strong>of</strong> the cab-<br />
GUEST HOME bage type, and 3rd place In Roses<br />
with Native Evergreen and Roses In<br />
8 bedrooms, 4 baths, .1 Shoe<br />
completely furnished.<br />
Kor rciming a blue nbbon Mrs<br />
Gas Heat. Vicinity 15th Van Gilder was piesented with a<br />
and Central Avenue teinflcate for a lose bush<br />
$20,000 plus<br />
*1250 for adjoining Lot PricesliatwT<br />
Phone Owner, 103] For Two Increases<br />
for appointment A two-step milk price booit fo<br />
fanners wai announicd this week b<br />
he New Jeiscy Office <strong>of</strong> Milk Indu<br />
tiv. the first effective July I and th<<br />
next on August 1<br />
SALE<br />
OMI Dhector Floyd 11, Hultma<br />
ordered a nse <strong>of</strong> almost on« cent<br />
qmrt on the first effective day ant<br />
a toost <strong>of</strong> still another cent the sec<br />
BAYFRONT, Unusual. Nothing like it. Move In and enjoy ond dale.<br />
th, beautiful sunset and breezes on deck porch overlook- The two boosts in farm prices wil<br />
restore the »,97 a hundredweight<br />
ing bay. 4 large bedrooms, lovely furnishings, with twin about 1J.B cents a quart, which th,<br />
farmers received before March 18.<br />
beds, 2 baths, powder room, living room, dining room,<br />
H<strong>of</strong>fman earlier In the year had<br />
kitchen, gai heat, large 2-eir garage. ,, $21,500 ordered a drop <strong>of</strong> almost two centi<br />
beginning March 18. the start <strong>of</strong> the<br />
surplus season. The new order re-<br />
WE HAVE A DUPLEX NEAR THI OMAN AT 111,000, storing the earlier price resulted<br />
from evidence at a public hearing<br />
May is in Trenton,<br />
SUMMIR RINTALS<br />
MORTGAGE LOANS<br />
Conventional—F.H.A.<br />
Construction Loans—G.I.<br />
MURRAY<br />
NATIONAL BANK<br />
OF Oq^N CITY<br />
REALTY COMPANY<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, J.<br />
SEA (SLI fJFFICE:<br />
43rd Street and Lindlt Avfnv*<br />
132 Atlantic Ave, Phone 303S Hcmbrr Ftdrr.l Dcpnlt luonaee<br />
l'orpor«lloo<br />
FOR RiNT<br />
BUNGALOW<br />
!brtr§oms, near beach, living room, dining room, eom- SNACK BAR<br />
Mien kitchen and nice bath. Outside hot and cold with FOUNTAIN<br />
ihower. Driveway. , .,., ,,,,,, 18,000, furnished. Fully equipped, good<br />
corner location and<br />
COTTAGE<br />
attractive building.<br />
J2nd Sirett loeaf Ion, 3 bedrooms and bith, living room, Season<br />
; dining room, kitchen, etc. Used as rooming house,<br />
$15,000, furnished.<br />
BUNGALOW<br />
Undreams and bath, living room, dining room, kitchen,<br />
utility room, Property must b§ moved from lot.<br />
$5,800, furnished.<br />
NO PHONI INFORMATION.<br />
OUR SUMMIR RINTAL LISTINGS ARI MOST COMPLETE.<br />
David V. Bradford<br />
REALTOR<br />
111 Atlantic Avanue Phone 1856<br />
S ANN SCRIBNER ,<br />
Miss Ann Scribner, daughlLM-<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scribner, 2(K<br />
Central av., was graduated last nigln<br />
from the School <strong>of</strong> Oral Hygiene ol<br />
the University <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania. Tho<br />
commencement marks the complc<br />
tion <strong>of</strong><br />
650.00<br />
5. M. PONTIERE<br />
Corner 11th & Asbury Ave.<br />
FOR SALE<br />
DUPLEX<br />
•sy Front. Furnllhed.<br />
$9,000<br />
COTTAGi<br />
] Bedroom, 17th St. Section.<br />
Furnished.<br />
$9,000<br />
Suisn Rentals, Any Sec. <strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
OLIVE MaePHERSON<br />
13th and Witt Avanue<br />
1 Mafflews lists<br />
Dt f C<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s high school f nd <br />
The garden contains many varie<br />
ties <strong>of</strong> ro:,C5, including giecn, striped,<br />
violet, maroon and blue<br />
Cars Collide Near<br />
Tuckahoe; Two Hurt'<br />
Two passengers were 'Injured in a<br />
iolllilon Of two cars at the Route 50<br />
overpass near Tuckahoe, Monday<br />
State Police said the drivers were<br />
William S. Powdncy, <strong>of</strong> Mayi Landing,<br />
and Anthony Frlmunte, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia.<br />
Jesse Dowdney, 29, ^'os a(|.<br />
mltlcd to Shore' Memorial Hospital<br />
With possible Internal injuries. Paula<br />
Primantc, riding • In tho other car,<br />
wn» treated nt the hospital toe face<br />
JUUO<br />
FURNISHED<br />
Corner — Three Bedroom Bungalow<br />
Large Open Porch Double Lot<br />
Automatic Washer<br />
$11,750 , . , Will Finance<br />
ROBERT W, MARTINDALE<br />
4S22 Baltimore Ave.<br />
REALTOR<br />
Belgrade 6-2581<br />
"Insure Your Title and Be Safe"<br />
PLANT FOUNDID IN IWt<br />
COMPLETE TITLE INSURANCE<br />
THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY<br />
Phila. 43, Pa.<br />
CHELSEA TITLE<br />
and GUARANTY COMPANY<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY 1 BUILDING<br />
OTHER OFFICE^<br />
AllMlIc Cltf. Huiilc. BIB Ids <strong>City</strong>. Wildwood, Cap* Miy Court !•»•«,<br />
Bidl Vlulud, M%t* IABIII^, tuDu Bint, Fn*k>ld ul MiiiMni<br />
'v.^,-!sV, A-.' 1<br />
f--,t: ^ ; .Ui ^ ' "', • '/C '• , ..ffV}^;;- *.V W,<br />
Large house. Two bedrooms first floor. Second DM*<br />
living room, kitchen, electric,, water. 2 fireplace!, J"* "J*<br />
Comfortably furnished, $300 for season. Or will Mil «' "•»•"*•<br />
Choice Building Sites, Marmora, Palermo, Beesleyi Mnt,<br />
some as low as $300. ,<br />
HERMAN B. WALKER<br />
REAL ESTATE INSURANT;<br />
Shore Road, next to Texaco Station, M»rn»»<br />
fpjt SALE<br />
FINE COLONIAL ALL<br />
80? SEVENjH STREET<br />
Pint floor: Screened porch, living room, dlnlnr<br />
pantry, haatar room, Wla powd«r room, maid •<br />
thrubbad yard anpi ?.ear garag*. (FurnUHad)<br />
ind floor: 3 b«(rwmi,,porch fi*d 2 tllad b»«<br />
attic,. Whola hou« hardwood flaara apd f*<br />
RENTAL TO 6CPT6MBER Mm CftfeDlt*<br />
Astd Owntr will sill Far Bali<br />
Apply ^32 Ojcean Ayt. ' '<br />
/tf 1 * UtJAf^J.'<br />
cs<br />
A Wonderful "LOW-COST OF-LIVING<br />
y\ Community! I«OO ACRE<br />
Mmtsted Park<br />
I nftiii riiiditlii etmniilir tf<br />
iirMHil felMit ii tki piiif<br />
an M* auUmi tl<br />
MAYS LANDING. N. J.<br />
Iti '<br />
rfj,^^.,-^,'<br />
• Five «ttractivE home «iyl« • Complctcly<br />
finished and decorated • Fully<br />
insulated • Full basement • All-<br />
Electfic kitchen • Hardwood flnorl<br />
• Tile bath • Automatic oit heat'<br />
* Large cloieli with flush doora<br />
• 1/3 Acre lots with matured trees<br />
* Paved itrectt • Convenient churches,<br />
•chooli, thoppinc facilities • Completely<br />
planned community * Swimming.<br />
fohinR-f boating nearby.<br />
A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE<br />
IN THIS ATOMIC AGE!<br />
.";L<br />
','-fl<br />
SAMPLES OPIN!<br />
Now iiit duk ^ J<br />
KAtiV T«l iltAfll. iTom A|-<br />
Innlle fill it**, Bl. "> '< '• »f<br />
Hmr Ti»ifc Hrelr. Turn Ifll<br />
rail" i» lilh *v.-. Turn lieM<br />
•in^llll Avr to imniplcs.<br />
PUt<br />
L**&<br />
COMPLETE!<br />
'Aslittieas<br />
"THE MIRACLE HOME"<br />
v . p g new fiome is a Iriurnphant<br />
building accomplishment. Never before has<br />
there been a large four-bedroom two-bath<br />
home available at SMch a low ^rlce. This home<br />
has ceramic tile baths with colored fixtures,<br />
deluxe kitchen with Magic-Chef gas range,<br />
Hotpoint clothes washer, American Steel<br />
and Formica cabinets, exhausj fan, full intulatlon,<br />
oak hardwood Aodrs, G-E Airwall<br />
gas beat and finished garage.<br />
SOMERS POINT DEVELOPMENT COMPANr<br />
Laurel Orlv* Btrween P«rkw«y *nd Rout* 9. S.P. 3133<br />
<strong>On</strong> the Garden State Parkway<br />
by the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>-Somers Point Golf Course<br />
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS<br />
VetMIMMflDtwa<br />
SillUmtnt Clntj«<br />
JHAni<br />
v .. •„'<br />
.«•• ?••>.'!•.. ".»<br />
• "j"irf *i?i yrfct<strong>of</strong>f* .--\»i. 'il(<br />
,;V<br />
Tiy our<br />
Sandwfches<br />
anj othw<br />
QUALITY FOOp — azA<br />
9 •: - •:.' ,<br />
5 I<br />
;,N<br />
i?. ?xf, 9wn*f*t yr ij>^ s - '&<br />
DANA PASTRY SHOI<br />
Between Wwt and bay Avenue*<br />
THE HOME OF.<br />
THE FAMOUS<br />
CINNAMON BUNS<br />
OPEN DAILY 8:30 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.<br />
-;:!<br />
• _^i f ^ ^ ^ , H h j^. ' ;B, ;: , ^ ^<br />
choose<br />
saint coler.<br />
th« color. • •<br />
your color<br />
automatically...<br />
\seeing<br />
±vmmmmj*,siw&<br />
first time 11<br />
FREE-<strong>On</strong>e Quart <strong>of</strong> Matching<br />
the Purchase <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>e Galjon <strong>of</strong> WaH<br />
DAVIS TT*" CO.<br />
E... • ;•; v ^<br />
' % l\
m —SECTION FOUR<br />
fHi<br />
V?<br />
ins Approved<br />
Road Work<br />
r p Township Appoints<br />
f I Traffic Officer<br />
resolution approv<br />
: T V Jng the specifications for the Im-<br />
provement <strong>of</strong> Perry Koad In Peteri-<br />
twre w»s passed by members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
• tTpP*r Township Committee; meeting<br />
here Monday evening. This approval<br />
t» subject to confirmation by the<br />
New Jersey State Highway Depart-<br />
ment-<br />
~.,"Cbarle» Webb <strong>of</strong> Petersburg was<br />
iwom In as special <strong>of</strong>ficer and will<br />
' tike charge <strong>of</strong> directing traffic to en<br />
(Kt churchgoers In Tuckahoe to<br />
jrn»» the highway In safety to at<br />
tend the «BurcheiTWebl>~w11l begin<br />
fill duties next Sunday.<br />
A property owner In Stralhmcrc<br />
TO PREVENT APOPLEXY<br />
LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE<br />
By Dr. J. L. Herbert<br />
Apoplexy Is commonly known<br />
as paralytic stroke. Ninety per<br />
cent <strong>of</strong> strokes are associated with<br />
Ugh blood pressure. Apoplexy Is<br />
brought about by the rupture <strong>of</strong><br />
diseased arteries <strong>of</strong> the brain<br />
•from too high blood pressure.<br />
Apoplexy is a very serious condl-<br />
Una. If the condition does not<br />
result fatally it usually leaves one<br />
side <strong>of</strong> the body paralyzed.<br />
There are small nerves leading<br />
to all the blood vessels which<br />
control the flow <strong>of</strong> blood and also<br />
.regulate the pressure. It is<br />
fthrough this mechanism that Chir-<br />
opractic adjustment!! reach the<br />
[cause <strong>of</strong> high Wood pressure and<br />
Mother conditions <strong>of</strong> the blood ves-<br />
sels and circulation. By normaliz-<br />
ing the blood pressure now you<br />
•trill aveH the possibility <strong>of</strong> a<br />
stroke In the future.<br />
(This Is one <strong>of</strong> a series <strong>of</strong> Chir-<br />
opractic educational advertise-<br />
ments appearing in this paper<br />
each Thursday through the<br />
courtesy <strong>of</strong> the chiropractors<br />
<strong>of</strong> Fleasantville. N. J.)<br />
requested the township committee to<br />
Improve 10O additional feet <strong>of</strong> Bay-<br />
view dr. In Strathmcre, which now<br />
stops at Prestcott rd. He was in-<br />
formed that the responsibility for<br />
filling in the road to tiring It up to<br />
grade la the developer's, and then<br />
the township will gravel the road.<br />
A letter from the Mosquito Exter-<br />
mination Commission <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
County regarding the water hole<br />
caused by the access road /ORIGINALS<br />
Dramatic New Black Velvet Finish<br />
Wrought Iron Dinettes<br />
Fashioned to Add a Continental Flair M<br />
Your Home<br />
nznn<br />
$<br />
Table and 4 Chair<br />
Cholc <strong>of</strong><br />
fxquhl't New Contlntntal Color.<br />
CUVE PINK, SILVEICREY. MMZE VEUOW<br />
COMI. .. CHOOII YOURS TODAYI<br />
• Fashionable Sleek-<strong>Line</strong>d Continental<br />
Design<br />
• Delightful New Lido Plastic Pattern «n<br />
Table Top and Matching Plastic<br />
Chair Upholrtery<br />
• Chair* Are Upholstered with WMEX<br />
the Miracle Upholstery Material.<br />
Exclusive Bonding Process PrettcM<br />
Pattern Permanently Against W«fl»<br />
• Poit<strong>of</strong>o-built, Form-Fit, Non-MartlW<br />
Chair Backs ,<br />
We Smart Set for your DMaa Hw>m, lM*T.<br />
Dining Area, DlneH; Potto or Klm**> ,<br />
9:30 A. At to 5:30 P. M. -r Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 A.<br />
Moving Shoreward?<br />
It sure ysv notify our <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong><br />
wr change <strong>of</strong> addrtit a week in<br />
i you won't mlsi a tin<br />
gf <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> news<br />
Printed and Published in America's Groo/ttr Family Resoil<br />
HthYEAR — No. 8 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Week-End Weathir<br />
Thurtdiy, OCCIIIWHI Mln I<br />
Frldiy, partly chwdir, MnNn<br />
Siturdty, B*n«r<br />
Joseph Tliomas Kenned><br />
Alice Lorraine Koch<br />
Hans .luriMi Knlli<br />
Sill\ llidiii.l! I ind<br />
Lois l.lovd<br />
l^ooi'tie <strong>On</strong>in l.inlei'. Jr<br />
^onia Azin LdiiL'cnet kei<br />
AnMelina Lonf^o<br />
Mary Carolyn Loper<br />
llilmar Hieliard Louis<br />
Marilyn Ann Lussiio<br />
Kileen Delores MacKain<br />
Charles Hieliard McDiiwell<br />
Walter Tredwin Messick<br />
Clara Mae Mevei<br />
lieor^e Kveretl Morse. Jr<br />
Hiihcil Scott Mm tun<br />
Judith Cecelia N'eweoml)<br />
Joseph William Newsomo<br />
(.'alherjite Anne Overs<br />
Milton Curtis Parker. Jr<br />
lldwina Taiila Piriauu<br />
linlnli Paul Plait<br />
t II \ Itt Ptuwu.<br />
Joan Marie Reed<br />
Alhnila Edna liobiuelte<br />
I>olores Kathrvn Konis<br />
Handle Crater Rosenbei'uer<br />
Joseph William Hull<br />
I illuui M n Satlji<br />
Phaon tlarr Schap[>e]]<br />
.\iinr-y Claire Scheldt<br />
A ml re Paul Sihollei<br />
. Kdward Plliliji Seolt<br />
Harbaia Jean Seilll<br />
Mary Ellen Slurp<br />
Raymond I.eroy Sharp. ,l|-<br />
Mnry Leah Shropshire<br />
RosL' Marie Someis<br />
Carol Florence Soov<br />
Hieliard Conrad Stnuilimulk<br />
Janet Loretta f!;<br />
Il v chard Josrr'i Vinnacointx<br />
J ie Carni .* Voss<br />
Joan Rlijiibctli Waldis<br />
Shar:in Uernieo Walker<br />
Itohert Hieliard Webei<br />
Frank Hovee Wickes<br />
DoriifFica Janice Wietelltlial<br />
Jean Ann Carol U'ildi.<br />
F'atricia Joan Winner<br />
W ilium Otis Win/ II<br />
Dokires Ann Workman<br />
P in m i I him W IU.MII*.<br />
I hum is 11\ Wrif,Mns<br />
Stum ind<br />
M-imjnt r tin<br />
(h piirtmi nt<br />
Tht local party was about IS<br />
minute* tt sea <strong>of</strong>f the Langport<br />
rock pile when they taw the burn-<br />
ing boat. Another five minutes and<br />
they were alongside the doomed<br />
craft and. despite the ever-present<br />
danger <strong>of</strong> exploding oas tankt,<br />
took the Injured men to safety.<br />
"Dwelling pieces and sleeping or<br />
living accommodations more com-<br />
monly known >s motor courts end<br />
tourist cottages are prohlbtfed."<br />
1 he brojd question <strong>of</strong> wherelf*i"n <strong>of</strong> a laicc motel project in an No 77*. which was adopted by the<br />
. . . . . , , • , - , a'l' •• «••» onllnanc«<br />
flih on tin bun SOIW.IV nut ,.1 L,,, HT , i t 6 V f *" OV * r '"* •'"• whlth gSV#rn<br />
sti.inun, l|i>ik hiu mil i ipt "ano down Inlirsday bj i construction and operation <strong>of</strong> pub-<br />
rilumiv Ii inkinfultl u.is skip|nr Superior CoUl t Judge Vincent I He lodging houses Many such laws<br />
Aboaul MHO Pi ink sttilmjii Linn'S Haneman, in Atlantic CltV rmt " '* ""••'•' •partmmt houses<br />
Willnm I. Fir(.usiin i In ()i i m < il\ which h,is in ordl * nd hotel epartments. but net mo-<br />
Oit in till piillli ^uiHi on tllL- buok-i prolllbltlii). M '<br />
,.noUls illowhil-thou,:!, b, .. Ihf ,l|UM Ilmi.Inln , m t a „,„, ,„<br />
'.».h.t' n lr;.r1,:;urm, i : i , i n r^L i r^ "j^i^jr^<br />
w> uithm tht. nt\ limits<br />
I A nmli.I is i hull] undii till.- liu<br />
I iKuitllni. Hi JuilLf Illiumjn who<br />
•-o mini ihinn^ his dismiss il <strong>of</strong> i<br />
suit flkd in ,i tricup uf Mm'iii<br />
Ihuu^h ill siKiiiitid mi>tu>> mtiv ho<br />
diLmrd hottK *<br />
lli> jlso ni.iKil th.it u hi ii tin '<br />
Mjr^jlt. uldmani.1. \wis udupUd in i<br />
11)1« molils nnc unhi ird «f i<br />
Another section <strong>of</strong> the same<br />
I amendment provides that "no build.<br />
i inji to be constructed for the pur-<br />
I pose <strong>of</strong> containing! a permitted use<br />
or pel milted uses for residential<br />
dwelling, slccpinii or living aecom<br />
modations shall contain less than 600<br />
square feet <strong>of</strong> floor space for each<br />
famlli mm" ixilushc <strong>of</strong> pnuli or<br />
cmiiffc space.<br />
J Al Hit 1 mm IIIL binnn))' btiit tlir<br />
Mini o»nf Oinii C iti -> snl>-pos.t<br />
tillins mil lit tipinid tomoiioii ind<br />
i tin si mnd on full I Tiislni islu f<br />
in Ad mi- inin.ii.iL.il iiusiuik | Zoners Turn Down<br />
•tJ'i.i^r.hr'n^^'on ,.: Realty Office Plea<br />
liiiiitliulk mil bt m lilt ai,iihbli' to<br />
. nijiiifioiil pjtions buMiinitiL' to<br />
ImuiiiHv .mil thi> 14|h si subslitiun<br />
.mil opt n fur business tin lust oi<br />
'ni\t iniinlb<br />
The city <strong>of</strong>lieial.s /He still awnititiu<br />
j st itl appioiil <strong>of</strong> i sll|>pliniLntil<br />
pioj.et to aliMirb IIIL $ 11 mm dLffn<br />
i ciU'o between Ule contract price and<br />
| the $40,000 appropriated by the cit><br />
and the state for the program<br />
| Tile laic approval uf the contract<br />
price by the si me has set the work<br />
.schedule book, with (lit- result lh.il<br />
the project will extend well into<br />
July before completion, the mayiu<br />
said<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hoard <strong>of</strong> Zonini'<br />
Adjustment reported to the rity<br />
commissioner's Friday the rejection<br />
<strong>of</strong> an appeal <strong>of</strong> Arthur S. and Flm<br />
encc. II. Brooks to establish a real<br />
Mnvoi |.d«JHl II DoKku n portid I LstJ l'- 1 m ' have arrived<br />
I TL.<br />
Jl 33 ° Wcsl< ">' av<br />
fr ire Mr and MM ROJ<br />
1 »«uck, formerly <strong>of</strong> lion<br />
j£J. and their daughter and<br />
Mr and Mrs Leslie<br />
' <strong>of</strong> Baltimore, Md<br />
•two couples arc partners<br />
1 ,p»nagcmcnt <strong>of</strong> a guest<br />
recently purchased<br />
^xtensively renovated<br />
"~> were frcquqnt sum<br />
s here before they<br />
to move here pernin<br />
"Dog Days" will begin in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Cily nexl Wednesday. <strong>Jun</strong>e 15.<br />
tinder proclamation <strong>of</strong> Mayor Ed<br />
word D. Bowker. dogs running, at<br />
inrijc after that dote, cither with or<br />
without henses will be fair game<br />
foi tht dn« calUier<br />
The prohibition on dogs at large<br />
11 placed in effeit .innualh during<br />
the warm summer months as n pri.<br />
cjution agonist rabies<br />
<strong>City</strong> ito|i tonlrol duties are han<br />
died by the Atlnntic Cnunly SPCA<br />
which perlodicolly wa^cs war on<br />
straj anlmils The SPCA maintains<br />
a pound in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, where cap<br />
Hired dogs aie ktpt until either de<br />
stroyed or placed hi a good home<br />
Mayor Bowker's proclamation h<br />
sued lhl« w*ek follows:<br />
Whereas, dogs running at large<br />
either licensed or unlicensed,' In the<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> constitute a<br />
nuisance and a health menace,<br />
'I. Kdward H, Bowker, mayor <strong>of</strong><br />
the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, do herehj<br />
declare lh
SECI<br />
lifeguard Tests<br />
to be Televised<br />
•* ; fcM <strong>of</strong> Special<br />
|n>l addition our experience enables us to fit your child<br />
correctly. So,- you can rely on RUGGIES and us to help<br />
**£iy T *l»t\ yoU> child <strong>of</strong>f right. Come in and lit us show<br />
''-you the shoes ttiit tolvo your problems for first steps—<br />
and through school.<br />
Complete Selection <strong>of</strong> CHILDREN'S SHOES<br />
\ TOTS to TEENS and IN-BETWEENS<br />
^_ Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately Filled<br />
' ', fOpen-Friday and<br />
% CHILDREN'S SHOES<br />
923 Asbury Ave. phone 3373<br />
Have you visited *..<br />
BENTON'S?<br />
OCEAN CITY'S NEW, YEAR-ROUND<br />
Store for Boys and Girls<br />
Over the week end we Invite<br />
you to come get acquainted<br />
With us* See our national<br />
brand merchandise openly<br />
displayed for easy selection<br />
at prices all tan afford,<br />
. See our... fashion right<br />
. Girls Coordinates<br />
SHORTS<br />
Sanforlnd Avondalc Dublin fabric—elastic b»ck—I Urge<br />
pocktti. Turritd Vft cufh—red or blue.<br />
3 to .«&• ••>.-•,. 1 . 2 5 7 to 14 ... 1 , 5 0<br />
PEOAl- PUSHERS<br />
>abrle urn* « shorts — covered elastic back — 1 large<br />
fMK)«rt+-3 button fog doling. t<br />
3toW<br />
1.50<br />
SLEEVELESS BLOUSES<br />
7 to 14 1.95<br />
Ooruty Check. Hitua gingham—2 pockets on shirt—tall<br />
tev^ct Parr «llar. Stnforlw).<br />
3 to AX. 1.00 7tol4 1.50<br />
HALTER<br />
Donny check lisive gingham I .00<br />
Open Friday and Saturday 'III 9 P. M.<br />
to im E» M Ms<br />
813 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
, ., (Oppoait* Stalnton'a)<br />
PHONE'<br />
MM<br />
Drainage Bond<br />
Study Started by<br />
<strong>City</strong> Officials<br />
Seek Temporary<br />
Remedy by Ditch<br />
Along Railroad<br />
The initial step in paper<br />
work preceding tr» proposed<br />
halfmiUion-d<strong>of</strong>lar storm water<br />
drainage project planned for<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will begin immed*<br />
lately with a survey by city<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficials <strong>of</strong> the retirement<br />
schedule <strong>of</strong>bonds previously<br />
issued.<br />
Director <strong>of</strong> Revenue and finance<br />
Harvey W, Adams and <strong>City</strong> Solicitor<br />
John E Boswelt announced Friday<br />
they will discuss the city's bonded<br />
indebtedness condition In an effort<br />
to begin the remedy for the city's<br />
perplexing drainage problem.<br />
Director Adams explained that<br />
torn* misting bends will b* «•<br />
tlred In 1957. A band issue In lfM<br />
won't become due until 1958, en*<br />
year after the existing bonds mrw<br />
retired,. Thta mathod will enibla<br />
the lemmliiientri to field the tax<br />
rat* level In the face ef the hugs<br />
prelect, he asserted.<br />
Meantime, the city la discussing<br />
with the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore<br />
<strong>Line</strong>s the possibility <strong>of</strong> a tern<br />
porary drainage system along the<br />
railroad right-<strong>of</strong>-way from 14th to<br />
29th sts.<br />
Mayor Edward B. Bowker reported<br />
that tentative plans call for the digging<br />
<strong>of</strong> a drainage ditch two feet<br />
deep end 18 inches wide on both<br />
Ides adjacent to the tracks. The<br />
ditch will empty Into drainage pipes<br />
at various streets along Its route.<br />
The errnmltilener) are holding<br />
the pi-^osal {far the temporary<br />
prelect In abeyance pending an<br />
Investigation <strong>of</strong> the c«t, and also<br />
to determine whether the prelect<br />
will have any place In the ultimate<br />
overall drainage plan.<br />
The improvement <strong>of</strong> the resort's^<br />
drainage system was promised with.<br />
In two years by the city commission,<br />
ers at their-Induction Into <strong>of</strong>fice fol.<br />
lowing their election May 11.<br />
Al that time. Mr, Adams nolntocl<br />
out that the city's bonded indebtedness<br />
in the next two years will be<br />
reduced to a point whore the project<br />
can be financed with a bond issue<br />
without increasing the tax rate.<br />
He said that an engineer's survey<br />
<strong>of</strong> drainage in all sections <strong>of</strong> the<br />
city shows a definite need for<br />
ISfiO.OOO worth <strong>of</strong> work to Install an<br />
adequate system.<br />
Local Fishermen Rescue<br />
2 Men on Burning Boat<br />
Csntlnutd from page 1<br />
atns was .treated there far singed<br />
eyebrows, while Mllllgan was rushed<br />
to Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Hospital, where<br />
he was admitted with tint and<br />
second degree burns sf the face,<br />
neck and back, '<br />
Steelman reporter] that the party<br />
then headed for the fishing grounds<br />
and a short time later saw white<br />
smoke on the horizon In the vicinity<br />
<strong>of</strong> the burning boat, indicating that<br />
It had sunk.<br />
Cent Guard beats from the Atlinfle<br />
<strong>City</strong> and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> stations<br />
went to the tune but could net<br />
save the craft. Th* angina backfired<br />
and set fire to the deck. Mil.<br />
llgan was Injured trying to extinguish<br />
the flames,<br />
Capt, frank Steelmin Sr,, operator<br />
<strong>of</strong> the local party boat docks, re.<br />
marked on the fate which hi the<br />
first place prompted four party boat<br />
workers 16 go fishing on their day<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, and which In the second place<br />
prompted them to try the Lobster<br />
Pot area <strong>of</strong>f Atlantic <strong>City</strong> instead <strong>of</strong><br />
rive Fathoms fishing grounds just<br />
south <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,'<br />
Two Army <strong>of</strong>ficers with <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
background met under unuiint tlr-_<br />
cumstincii In Korea recently. See<br />
story In lite, 2, page 6.<br />
WARDS<br />
WEEK END SPECIALS<br />
'..• — Friday —<br />
LEMON CHIFFON PIE<br />
WITH WHIPPED TOPPING<br />
60c<br />
—Friday & Saturday—<br />
FIVE LAYER CAKE<br />
FILLED WITH CHOCOLATE<br />
FUDGE met TOPPiD WITH<br />
•UTTIR CRIAM and BITS<br />
OF tlTTM CHOCOLATE<br />
70c<br />
— Saturday —<br />
PINEAPPLE<br />
CHIFFON PIES<br />
WITH WHIHPIB TOPPING<br />
60c<br />
WARDS<br />
PASTRY SHOP<br />
INC.<br />
724 Asbury Avtnu*<br />
PhoM 1260<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER<br />
Service to Others Key to Full<br />
Life, Luff Advises Graduates<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
faciurers have learned well the trick<br />
<strong>of</strong> telling and have taught all you<br />
girls to fashion your hair in the latest<br />
styles. Television has taught ui<br />
the names <strong>of</strong> lipsticks, rouges, per.<br />
fumes and soaps. They teach us ail<br />
the things we should use for our<br />
physical well being.<br />
"The same application rnay be<br />
employed to develop • pleasing,<br />
courteous and affable perwnillty,<br />
If all thett material psnlUIIHet<br />
art added to an unnldih fmto»'<br />
allry with property guldMl Hiinklnt<br />
and effort to service and to tielp-<br />
Ing the other fellow, you will hive<br />
a wethreunded perssnality.<br />
Class <strong>of</strong> 94 Seniors<br />
to be Graduated Tues.<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
The school orchestra will provide<br />
!he muslenl portion <strong>of</strong>'the programr<br />
ivhich will Include the selections<br />
Graduation Overture 11 , by Herfurth,<br />
inc! "Anywhere I Wander", by Laesor.<br />
Itllmar Lewis is president <strong>of</strong> the<br />
r,?duating eiass, Charles Richard Mc-<br />
Dowell, vice president; Oeraldlne<br />
Ann Chadwick, secretary, and Mary<br />
iarp, treasurer.<br />
but history fcai no record <strong>of</strong> any<br />
other such taacher. He was the<br />
greatest ipMller, He never gat to<br />
make Ms apMchai In air-contlltloned<br />
auditarlumc or lovtly rooms. He<br />
mad* Mis (patches down along the<br />
•Ushere and gut an the mountainslde,<br />
Mt they were the «r«at-<br />
•it •peeehts the world has ever<br />
heard!<br />
.1<br />
"He was the greatest philosopher;<br />
the greatest executive; the greatest<br />
statesman; the greatest humanitar.<br />
ian. By any objective stundard. He<br />
was the greatest man that ever<br />
lived. The question, as we close. Is<br />
how did Ho get that wsy? Do you re.<br />
member what He said to his followers:<br />
"'He who would be chief among<br />
you must become the servant <strong>of</strong><br />
all! 1 "<br />
Children's Week<br />
Plans Advanced<br />
Many Merchants Join<br />
Hotelmen's Event<br />
The Hotel ana Restaurant Afsocia.<br />
ion plans to issue identification<br />
cards-to-alHthose -who-take advantage<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Children's Week <strong>of</strong>fer,<br />
so that they can more easily qualify<br />
for the <strong>of</strong>fered extras while here.<br />
In addition to regular members,<br />
he Association is receiving support<br />
from many associate members and<br />
participating merchants In all parts<br />
f the city.<br />
Children's Week was launched last<br />
Both the commencement and bLc-year<br />
as a Diamond Jubilee feature.<br />
:alaureate exercises will begin This year it is being more exten.<br />
remptly at 8 p. m.<br />
sively publiciied.<br />
RICHARD'S<br />
819 ASBURY AVTNUiV<br />
Dresses, Suits, Beach I Sportswear<br />
SPECIAL SALE<br />
JUNIOR SIZES 9 TO 15<br />
SUMMER $<br />
SUITS<br />
Values to $10.95<br />
4 Good Reason to Shop in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>—tint<br />
BUDD'S<br />
DECORATOR<br />
SHOP<br />
743 ASBURY AVI, PHONE 2803<br />
MAPLE FURNITURE<br />
SLIP COVERS<br />
CRETONNE or SNUG FITTING<br />
KNITTED FABRICS<br />
1.98<br />
Stf<br />
S<strong>of</strong>as take 3 Sits<br />
HUTS WHAT YOU GET-<br />
AT SAVINGS UP TO 50%<br />
... Cord Welled Piping<br />
Compile Reversibility (or<br />
Twice u Much Weir<br />
Big Selsclion <strong>of</strong> Decorator<br />
Pttlenu and Colon<br />
BAMBOO PORCH SHADES<br />
M*if« <strong>of</strong> hirdnt nifvrii flnlih outilde btmboo.<br />
Vi" «l«t». Compl.t* with tordi,<br />
•rid hook« fir hiniini.<br />
All sr* •«. lono.<br />
Vf% W. wide<br />
3 U. wide<br />
4 ft, wide<br />
1.00<br />
1.19<br />
1.S9<br />
BUDD'S<br />
5 ft. wide<br />
6 ft. wide<br />
7 ..'«.• wide<br />
Open Friday and Saturday<br />
Evenings Until 9 P.M.<br />
2 ft. wide<br />
79c<br />
1.98<br />
2.3?<br />
2.79<br />
Seek Shelter in CD<br />
Test. Public Utged<br />
Offlelats said that during the 10-<br />
minute alert eltlieni should refrain<br />
from using the telephone except for<br />
"Minimize wlf-tiilnEIng, sen action<br />
fmergtnejr calls for police, firemen<br />
and self-purpose. Consider the other<br />
or physicians. Houiehoidifs tie id<br />
fellow and other girl and their<br />
vised not to turn <strong>of</strong>f gas at the me-<br />
thoughts and wishes. This charaeter-<br />
ter, not to turn <strong>of</strong>f pilot lights, but<br />
Istie to minimize the importance <strong>of</strong><br />
to turn <strong>of</strong>f gas nnge burneri and<br />
the other fellow, which we all have<br />
non-automatic gai appliances such as<br />
In some degree, is one which we<br />
manually operated water heiten or<br />
have to learn to conquer for a suc-<br />
room heaters, ' *<br />
cessful arid happy life,<br />
Electricity should not be turned<br />
<strong>of</strong>f at the meter. Weetrie appliances<br />
"The best hope I see for the<br />
which they know how to operate<br />
present generation <strong>of</strong> high school<br />
should be turned <strong>of</strong>f except radio<br />
and college vouth to strengthen<br />
and television which should be left<br />
thflr determination to follow a bet-<br />
on for emergency Instructions from<br />
ter way <strong>of</strong> life Is the tact that<br />
CD <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
there Is ia neneral recognition by<br />
tvtryone today that there it net More than 100 amusement and<br />
much hope for the world unless business firms in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and<br />
During rh* tttf all traffic In Kit<br />
we all came to believe net only In neighboring communities are coop-<br />
•ret I* to bt hafM, Motorl»t» tri<br />
a Supreme Being, but alss in a erating with resort hotel and res.<br />
atkid Is park tb«lr vthicln «t Hit<br />
way <strong>of</strong> good moral living." taurant people this year in helping<br />
curb and iiik ihtittr iiiinlt ar<br />
to make the second annual Chll.<br />
IniM* buiMtnei wtMrt rh«y will<br />
"The plan <strong>of</strong> serylce to our fellow-<br />
dren's Week observance in outstand.<br />
not t» tre»pfi»ln». RtilrMd trafrtt<br />
man is the everlasting one given us<br />
ing success.<br />
will eenflnut to run.<br />
by the greatest man that ever lived Sponsored by the Hotel and Jlei.<br />
In this world . . . the Man <strong>of</strong> Galilee. taurant Association, the special pro.<br />
MOTHERS!!<br />
He was the greatest salesman that gram i| scheduled for <strong>Jun</strong>e 23 to 30, Buy Your Chlldrtn'. Wfir If<br />
ever, livid. He took a totally un. Each child under 12 accompanied<br />
trained staff <strong>of</strong> 12 who had never by a parent or other paying adult CHILPRENS OUTFItTfBS<br />
sold anything and made them into will he a free guest during that<br />
the greatest sales force the world week at hotels which are members SPEARS ^<br />
has ever known.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Association,<br />
1676 aUONTlC AVE<br />
In addition, the young gueits<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
"He was the greatest teacher.<br />
will be treated to a wide variety <strong>of</strong><br />
He never get to be In a clauroom,<br />
amuieminft such as movies, boardwalk<br />
games and boat rMes, an out-<br />
BBOKEN I.ENSES<br />
door wejner roast, and novelty BEFAIBING DllftlCATKD<br />
gifts. They ads will fee taken en a<br />
tour o the city hill and Its vail<br />
oui departments. If they wish.<br />
VehleuUr traffle li to pull to the<br />
ilde <strong>of</strong> the itreet and remain there<br />
for the duration <strong>of</strong> th# test. Per. Wherever<br />
ioni In public buildings will be ex. indoors by<br />
ContlnuM from pa|« 1petted<br />
to go into designated ihelter remain there for<br />
tion phaae <strong>of</strong> Uio alert<br />
areas and all building staffs should participation I*,<br />
Civil Defense and Disaster Control be prepared to follow reiular oper.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficials hive placed emphasis on the •ting OD procedures, HospiUi!, ho. Cob<br />
importance <strong>of</strong> taking ihelter whin tejs, theatres and churehes will fo!. Tlie "Fa<br />
the Bed Alert Is sounded. Residents low established procedures as far at P«Ck No.<br />
are urged to leam the at raid warn- possible.<br />
yesterday, « l t<br />
ings and to comply with Uiitruetioni<br />
from air raid wardeni, auxiliary and State dtfMM sfflelid an eon- dement wttUler. Th<br />
regular police, who will direct them ctntratlng on ritinni taking •hti- dale is nc)tt Tutsday<br />
to shelter areas.<br />
t«r whtn tht "Red" alert ii seund. th f l<br />
The will n»f M* •nV mobllln.<br />
ed. Until plant for an evacuation<br />
lien <strong>of</strong> CD foresi oth.r thin war-<br />
program fiivt been completed,<br />
deni, r«gul»r police and auxliliry<br />
•utrwrltlM Mid they mutt Iniltt and ieave ,i 5 p. m<br />
psllc* during Hilt ilirt ind rhtri<br />
thlf all franic be .topped, butei. b<br />
wlir fet no ilmuliM »iri§l
6 —SECTION ONE<br />
i at Seavlew<br />
,' Several ,gin»«U from Pittsburgh,<br />
have been visiting "it the Sea-<br />
Hotel. Included In the Pittsi<br />
lliltor list Is the Rev. Ernest<br />
Custom Made<br />
STAIR RAILS<br />
Painted or Galvantad<br />
Reasonably Priced<br />
THE<br />
DANA<br />
SHOP<br />
8th Street<br />
Between Waif and Bay Avenues<br />
The Home <strong>of</strong> the Famous<br />
CINNAMON BUNS<br />
©PIN DAILY 8s30 A. M. fo Si30 P. M,<br />
CUSTOM MADE<br />
ORNAMENTAL<br />
IRON<br />
Made in our<br />
Own Plant<br />
in Marmora<br />
i Galvanized CORNER<br />
COLUMN . P..T 32,50<br />
Painted CORNER<br />
COLUMN.«BT 28.50<br />
Galvanized FLAT<br />
COLUMN . M.T 24.00<br />
I Painted FLAT<br />
COLUMN,«IT 21.00<br />
AVAILABLE IN ANY LENGTH<br />
ON SHORT NOTICE<br />
H. C. AMOS<br />
ORNAMENTAL<br />
IRON WORKS<br />
- 417 34th Sf. Phone 3180<br />
FOR SALE<br />
41? OCEAN AVf,<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
RAY'S<br />
BARBER SHOP<br />
747 BAY AViNUi<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
OPEN<br />
ALL DAY<br />
Monday through Saturday<br />
SURIN<br />
an Origiiil Contribute ti<br />
RELIEF OP<br />
RHEUMATIC-<br />
ARTHRITIC<br />
PAIN'<br />
•«. tin u inilaiai—fllM Irhfi<br />
flit, (••fwftef nmtmtt »•(« '•"•'»<br />
I II-Mil<br />
H. J. FREEDY DRUGS,<br />
. INC. .<br />
"The Prescription Store"<br />
P. WESLEY ORDILE<br />
701 AsburyAve. Ph. 0901<br />
We like being part <strong>of</strong> the neighborhood<br />
As a fellow townsman, J we want<br />
your home to be as comfortably<br />
Warm as we keep our 'own, Serving<br />
you is a personal matter^with us,<br />
\ We're "glad that we can <strong>of</strong>fer you<br />
Atlantic's famous triple-refined<br />
BURKARD<br />
I. Eleventh St. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
' , PHONE 0414 " ,<br />
ll.jlt now^has^a.nsw<br />
additive .that* makes^it, ,'in^our<br />
opinion, ^the.cleanest-burning'fuel<br />
you can buy,<br />
Wt ask thi'privilegt"observing<br />
you,' Writt ©r caU us .today.,<br />
HEATING OILS<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEMJDOER<br />
Proceeds <strong>of</strong> the mart wjll benefit The destroyer li one <strong>of</strong> the Navy's with modern i<br />
Jon» and Dr. and Mrs. J M. McVey Q^Q C| fa Members<br />
Mr*. Townsend to be the Fellowship Fund, which Is uaed. oldest ship types. It ho kept pace 187(rti.<br />
and family. Dr. McVey. who U a pe- • '<br />
by the organlMtion to assist women*<br />
dlstrielan, li in the .area to attend" Entertain Hubbies Summer Girl 'Book Mart Assistant In advanced study or research<br />
Ihc AMA convention» In Atlantic Members <strong>of</strong> the'O. N. O. club<br />
Mrs. William Townsend, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> During the summer, membera <strong>of</strong><br />
"treated" their husbands to a f,<br />
<strong>City</strong>, has been named a member <strong>of</strong> the committee will solicit their<br />
dance Saturday evening nt the Offi-<br />
a committee <strong>of</strong> the American Asia-' friends and others for contributions<br />
Recent Bride<br />
cers' Club at Pomona Navnl Base.<br />
elation <strong>of</strong> University Women to ar- <strong>of</strong> Items to be sold<br />
The Blue Notes <strong>of</strong> Pleasantvllle prorange<br />
a book, record and costume<br />
• * * ;<br />
Airline Hostess<br />
vided music for dancing and all Ihp<br />
Jewelry mart to be conducted in the<br />
men received favors.<br />
Weds Naval Ensign fall<br />
College Girls on Visit<br />
Plans were dlscuiscd at a meeting Thirlv-thrce girls and two tecahcrs<br />
Those attending were Mr, and Mrs.<br />
Gamaliel Broodley, Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Judge and Mrs. WUllam F. Dannc- <strong>of</strong> the Fellowship Committee <strong>of</strong> the fiom Linden Hall College. Lltltz,<br />
Robert Relchanek, Mr. and Mrs.<br />
hower Jr., <strong>of</strong> Norrlstown and <strong>Ocean</strong> AAUW at the 'home <strong>of</strong> Mlsa Lillian Pa, were guests this week at Hie<br />
Robert Kecnan, Mr. and Mm, Rob-<br />
<strong>City</strong>, have announced, the marriage Olsen, chairman, In Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Seavlew Hotel. 1011 <strong>Ocean</strong> av.<br />
ert Harvey, Mr, and Mrt. Howard<br />
<strong>of</strong> their daughter, LeEdda, ond En-<br />
T^out, Mr, and Mri, Edward Trout<br />
sign Peter Caldwcll Aramon, OSNR,<br />
and Mr. and Mrs, Robert French,<br />
ion <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs. Edward C, Am.<br />
mon, at Caracal, Venezuela, formerly<br />
<strong>of</strong> Norrtatown.<br />
In Seattle, Wash., where the bride,<br />
groom was bated at the Naval Air<br />
Station. Whldbey bland, Oak Harbor,<br />
The bride, a graduate <strong>of</strong> Norrktown<br />
High School In 1850, attended<br />
the University <strong>of</strong> Delaware for two<br />
years and also studied modeling and<br />
airline hostess duties. She li now a<br />
hostess with Trail! World Airlines,<br />
based in Sun Francisco. Calif. ><br />
Ensign Ammon was also graduated<br />
from Norristo High, later attending<br />
Columbian Preparatory* School,<br />
Washington, D, C, and Massachusetts<br />
Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology.<br />
Mrs, Ammon will join her parents<br />
at their <strong>Ocean</strong> city summer homo<br />
early In July, Her husband Us now<br />
in Japan, but she expects to join<br />
him on the west coast late this year,<br />
9 9 9<br />
Resorters Presented<br />
With Imparted Clock<br />
Mr, and Mrs, Merrill Strobe], 790<br />
3rd st., were honored guests at a<br />
dinner party Friday at the home <strong>of</strong><br />
Dr, and Mrs^ William Weiss, Wood,<br />
mere Park, Delaware County, Pa,<br />
The Strobcls were presented with<br />
a Kringle clock, a gift from the<br />
doctors' wives <strong>of</strong> the Flugerald.<br />
Merey Hospital. This Is the ninth<br />
clock to be imported from Germany.<br />
Dr. Weiss Is the anesthetist at the<br />
hospital, Mrs, Weiss is past president<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Auxiliary,<br />
iALE—14 ft outboard runabout, iteer.<br />
Ing wheoi nnd controls for Evinrude,<br />
fU5,00- In water ready to go, Rusa<br />
Adams Boat Vard, llth and Ba>'fpont,<br />
i-e<br />
SA E Ironfr. KOod condition,<br />
',00, ta'- ith st, 6.0<br />
RENT—Women Interested In efcatlng<br />
own busineis: J Bood shed spaces<br />
available In Droposoil women's apparel<br />
shoo, B«t foBitlon tor yeuf around.<br />
Box 77IS, •anllnel.MdEer, i-9<br />
WANTED to pupchuso a thrpe bedrwm<br />
house; unfurnllhidyrea "l§h! 12th to 20lh<br />
Itreots. Quote lowest jjrlac, Deiei'lp.<br />
lion. Write Box - —.2, M12 sentlnoUL<strong>of</strong>lKcr,<br />
FEMALE help iranled. Woman for<br />
cooking and general hsunesvorfc,<br />
•Itep In. Phone 1348. 0-s<br />
TliMYNE IBxS Inyorird, food condition.<br />
Brlggi air cooled, pu lip, with<br />
clutch, cull week ends, IS West Ave,<br />
: .6-9<br />
BITUAflbN — Girl. 17, experienced<br />
naby aiuer, desires Bendy lununer<br />
ID ciu-lrtR for children in day Ume,<br />
ilrley Wood. Phone •omcrs fsAK<br />
' " 3 , ^ M<br />
LOST—gum <strong>of</strong> money wrapped In<br />
gray cloth Sunday inlKht, vicinity<br />
10th and Weiloy Ave: Reward. BOJ Sf.<br />
James PI. §-p<br />
SALB—Two double metal boils with<br />
huienprlnx mattreisei, §15,00 each:<br />
ten piece tllntnA room let. 5SS.M, gjg<br />
Dolancey Place, iMond floor. M><br />
•ALB—noor lamp and shaBo, three<br />
way and indirect $T,M: sot <strong>of</strong> dish*<br />
es, mBO. it layonne Plnce, npar<br />
Pleasure Avo, i 6-0<br />
WANTED — Carpenters, expeflcneed,<br />
John B, and Howard Trout, 105S<br />
Ajbury Ave, , 6^<br />
BALB—NHV two piece black and ill<br />
—t«r—foam—nibtaer— 1 Motional—elreular-<br />
' Brator's'-item, tm,Q0 will fell for<br />
0,09. Sneclal made Two weeks old.<br />
iek ondj, 4101 central Ave. Phono<br />
A. M<br />
SALE—Tropical fish equipment, new<br />
and used. Aquariums, stainless and<br />
inted: pumjii, filters, etc, 5M Bhore<br />
ome Point, 1 6-0<br />
RENT—plrst floor apartment, sleeps<br />
- 89c<br />
»75«<br />
»35e<br />
(KIM-FRESH ) Soa Bass<br />
1b<br />
'" 23c<br />
SEAFOOD)^<br />
( Sliced Red Salmon lb ft9c lOltDBN'S<br />
Iff to<br />
tag (fell •peiler<br />
•ffcpef<br />
THIS<br />
5c<br />
COUPON<br />
BREAD<br />
«a*Mo»* a Hwll# ** Ylt I Crwm FHltd C<strong>of</strong>fee Cake «*3§c<br />
MftrAH 1 Orange Chlffoii Cake
PAGE 2-SECTION TWO<br />
p Heater Given<br />
cftj.aundering Show<br />
Irion,, 878 park pi., was the<br />
ri <strong>of</strong> an automatic gas water<br />
hiater given away as, the main attendance<br />
priie at, the "No Soap<br />
Opera" dramatization <strong>of</strong> modern<br />
laundering in .Convention Hall here<br />
Friday night.<br />
.A, number <strong>of</strong> others who attended<br />
received towel sets, and everyone in<br />
tllQ Wdlencc was given a box <strong>of</strong> All<br />
detergent<br />
come'dy drjrnatlzadon was<br />
under auspices <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey<br />
Ijtipftal Gas Co- in cooperation witli<br />
Hamilton washers and dryers and<br />
Bimd Manufacturing Co.. makers «f<br />
water heaters.<br />
A similar show was staged In Wild<br />
wood two nights earlier.<br />
Fined di Hit-Runner<br />
Leo Hutchlnson, 22, <strong>of</strong> Wildwood<br />
Crest, was fined $25 Monday by<br />
Wildwood Municipal Judge Nathan<br />
Staller on a hit-and-run charge. Police<br />
reported that the man's car ran<br />
into a pole on ^Lincoln av., jumped<br />
the curb and then (led from the<br />
scene.<br />
1,200,000 Homes<br />
It is estimated thai there were<br />
1,200,000 new houics built in our<br />
land during 1954.<br />
STUFFED SQUAB<br />
CHICKEN<br />
OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS ARIA<br />
•: PRIZE-WINNING CHICKHMS<br />
t , - COOKED IN OUR ROTIiSIRJI<br />
Always a Large Variety <strong>of</strong> Take-Home Platters<br />
Advance Orders Appreciated<br />
BAKERS Chicken Cottage<br />
i Asfcury Aye, Open Dally Phone 3395<br />
SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT<br />
! OPEN DAILY AT 7 A. At<br />
BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c<br />
ALL FULL COUKSI<br />
DINNERS<br />
$ 1.25<br />
t' TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER «2.2S<br />
r REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI<br />
"Scullville, on the Mays Landing • Somers Point Road<br />
,Jpfin ia'rao, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323<br />
<strong>On</strong> the Bey<br />
Chris'<br />
Handwriting Expert ^ere for<br />
Season, Helped Solve Murder<br />
Dr. Abraham K. Kamin, grapho-psychologist<br />
who has elevated handwriting<br />
reading from tfie level <strong>of</strong> a<br />
carnival concession to an exacting<br />
sconce, has returned to Bala Inn In<br />
Somcrs Point after an absence <strong>of</strong><br />
two years-<br />
He treats handwriting Interpretations<br />
as an objective science for helping<br />
people socially, emotionally, men<br />
:allv and occupationally, and recent,<br />
y cmploied the silence to help<br />
iolve a crime out west<br />
Dr, Kamm, who Identlflei himself<br />
as a Mftiuftant, iKfurer, re-<br />
•eanher and author. h«t returned<br />
to the Semen Point rendeivsui tor<br />
his fifth seatmi, and will e*erelte<br />
hit tslenti on handwriting ipeel*<br />
mens frem patreni there thli summer.<br />
Just returned from Hollywood,<br />
where he visited relatives, prepared<br />
a series <strong>of</strong> lectures and spent tune<br />
on a book on grspho-psyeholoiy on<br />
which he his been aatherlng mate,<br />
rial and writing for the past 10<br />
•ears.<br />
Dr. Kamm reported -that the Weit<br />
Const could not produce a publisher<br />
with national distribution, so he has<br />
eturned east In an effort to have<br />
he book published.<br />
He Hid that the book for the<br />
flnt time In hi.tory will enable the<br />
average perten to make UM <strong>of</strong><br />
handwriting inalyilf In • v.lld,<br />
pr.ctlcsl and Mlentlfle way. There<br />
are bule naiont far the wiy pee-<br />
Near 9th Street<br />
NATIONALLY<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
' SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY<br />
SEAFOOD<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
BAKERY<br />
Take Home<br />
DELICIOUS COOKED<br />
SEAFOODS<br />
FAMOUS<br />
OPIN DAILY<br />
FROM<br />
12 Neon to 9 P. M.<br />
8 A.M. to 9 P.M.<br />
9 A.M.—<br />
Ready to Serve<br />
NOW RUNNING DAILY<br />
HOME-BAKED GOODS<br />
Buns - P/es - Cakes<br />
Sweetheart - 65 Ft. Auxiliary Sailboat<br />
flying Pony - Speedboat<br />
DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS<br />
CHRIS MONTAGNA, Prep.<br />
I<br />
pit Writ*, he »ld, and the bosk<br />
will .enlighten tti* rMdiri to Hie<br />
Mfiotlonil and phytletl hablft<br />
which make peopte write as they<br />
do.<br />
The., handwriting analyst has dem<br />
onstratcd ' his talents all over, the<br />
country^ and has visited In Palm<br />
Beach, Phoenix, Blloxl, New Orleans<br />
and other famous amusement and<br />
cultural centers. _,<br />
Since he entered mis pr<strong>of</strong>ession in<br />
1035, he has been consulted by some<br />
<strong>of</strong> "the largest and most Influential<br />
industrial 'firms <strong>of</strong> the country on<br />
problems <strong>of</strong> Industrial relations and<br />
personnel classification, and is con<br />
sidered a national expert on ques<br />
t|on«d documents <strong>of</strong> value or <strong>of</strong><br />
historj'.<br />
In Indlannpollt rtuntly, he wti<br />
*mploy*d by police f» inilyie the<br />
ch«r.ttwlitlei <strong>of</strong> *n unknown mur.<br />
4tf«r, Tilt compoilte nlclure <strong>of</strong><br />
th» niurdtnr, dr«wn by Dr. Kimm<br />
from ivtlllWt lum In fh* CM*,<br />
•Wed pallet In »pprehmnlon <strong>of</strong> the<br />
crlminil.<br />
Nayai Ainrian Hurt<br />
as Cir Overturns<br />
John Stack, ef Llnwood, chief air<br />
controlman at the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
Navil Air Station, was injured early<br />
Monday morning when his car over,<br />
turned and landed upside down in<br />
the meadows on the Somcrs Point.<br />
Longport Blvd."<br />
Longpojft police reported that<br />
Stack apparently fell asleep at the<br />
wheel "while driving toward Somcrs<br />
Point and the car struck a utility<br />
pole before overturning.<br />
He was admitted to Shore Memo,<br />
rial Hospital with' chest Injuries, and<br />
later In the day was transferred to<br />
the Philadelphia Naval Hospital.<br />
Mrs, Margaret Stack, hl( wife, told<br />
police he was returning to their I.inwood<br />
home after taking his mother<br />
to her home in Longport.<br />
Guard Test Wednesday<br />
Tests for applicants for the North<br />
Wildwood Beach Patrol will be con<br />
ducted there Wednesday, Curl H<strong>of</strong>fman,<br />
beach director, announced this<br />
week. A skeleton force <strong>of</strong> six men<br />
repairing equipment for the coining<br />
season. A full crew will be re<br />
crulted shortly after the tests.<br />
9% ^<br />
•7 Bn.L flULSOM<br />
"We got our guaranlt id annual<br />
wage. Now al| we h»ve to<br />
do tt find a guarantee!! annual<br />
factory!"<br />
Maw tnglaad Virginia • Moriifo<br />
. Hawaii<br />
Calibratd *<br />
B« »t for lu/ormttlpn cut<br />
1<br />
Horn, ft lu«J»t RunVAnoin<br />
$hreveTr*Yel$erv1ce<br />
IMS ricliln A"., Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
TBAVKL PHUNKS<br />
A. C,<br />
CITY SENTINEL Lfeb6^R<br />
Catharine Drain Wins<br />
West Chester Degree<br />
CATHARINE DRAIN<br />
A Bachelor oi Science- degree from<br />
the State Teachers 1 College, Well<br />
Chester, Pi., was conferred upon<br />
Misi Catharine Drain.' daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Workshop For Disabled Persons<br />
Planned in County, Says Volpe<br />
By ANTHONY J. VOLPE<br />
I. Kortn Prltontr <strong>of</strong> W«r Clalmi:<br />
American servicemen who were<br />
prisoners <strong>of</strong> wor 1ft Korea have until<br />
August 21, <strong>1955</strong>, to file their<br />
claims with the Foreign Claims Settlement<br />
Commiislon, Washington 25,<br />
D. C, for Special Benefit <strong>of</strong> $1.50 per<br />
day for each day <strong>of</strong> Imprisonment.<br />
Those veterans who have not yet<br />
filed may do so by writing a detailed<br />
letter to the <strong>of</strong>ficial address as<br />
stated above. When writing, be certain<br />
to give your full name, rank,<br />
service number, unit served with In<br />
Korea, approximate dote <strong>of</strong> capture,<br />
location <strong>of</strong> confinement if known,<br />
number <strong>of</strong> daya Imprisoned and date<br />
<strong>of</strong> escape or release, and <strong>of</strong> course<br />
your present address.<br />
* * *<br />
II, dps M.y County DlMbted<br />
Workihop:<br />
This <strong>of</strong>fice, in association with<br />
several disabled persons In Cape<br />
May County, is formulating plans to<br />
create a "Disabled Workshop" in<br />
this area. The purpose <strong>of</strong> this pro.<br />
gram is to <strong>of</strong>fer the disabled person<br />
Mr. and Mrs, Naylpr Drain, 708 BUi Interested In such a program a<br />
st.<br />
means <strong>of</strong> rehabilitation and employ,<br />
Miss Drain was graduated from<br />
ment security. The eligibility re-<br />
ClOChargesGOP <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School with the<br />
quirements are as follows!<br />
elasi <strong>of</strong> 1051,<br />
The disabled person, both Voter,<br />
At West Chester she was a mem- ans and Non-veterans, must be resl.<br />
ber <strong>of</strong> the Student Christian Associa- dents <strong>of</strong> Cape May County; have a<br />
Flouts<br />
tion, Future Teachers <strong>of</strong> America, physical disability or Impairment re-<br />
Neilhlan Club, Women's Recreational<br />
gardless <strong>of</strong> extent or nature. The<br />
Job Benefit Balk Association, and was on the Dean's<br />
basle and principal obligation <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Rapped by Labor List She has accepted a contract<br />
applicant is a valid interest and an<br />
assurance <strong>of</strong> ability to perform work<br />
to teach in Pleasantville next year. hours In this program. Work hours<br />
State CIO Legislative Director liar- Attending the graduation exercises and work assignments will be prerj><br />
Kranz this week charged that the were her parents, her brother and scribed according to the disabled<br />
Republican-controlled State Senate his family, Mr, and Mrs. Sims F, person's physical abilities and llmi.<br />
has "torn up its state OOP platform" Drain and Judy and Tommy, <strong>of</strong> Chel- tations and the amount <strong>of</strong> hours ho<br />
less than a month after Its adoption. tenham, Pa,, and her aunts, Miss can devote to the program, .<br />
Krone declared! "<strong>On</strong> May 12, the Catharine parsels and Mrs, Isobel The entire program cin benefit<br />
Republican state convention adopted KirlBBan, <strong>of</strong> Upper Darby.<br />
the disabled person in the following<br />
Its. IMS party plntform, pledging,<br />
ways: All enrolled and approved<br />
uribflg other things, that the Rcpnb<br />
members will share the pr<strong>of</strong>its In<br />
lieans would increase unemployment<br />
proportionate shares depending upon<br />
compensation, temporary disability Woman Arrested the amount <strong>of</strong> work hours perform-<br />
and workmen's compensation beneed,<br />
on any contract, subcontract,<br />
fits from $30 to 135 maximum week,<br />
any work lor which a financial re-<br />
ly and would enact a' state minimum<br />
turn Is realized. This will provide<br />
wage law.<br />
After Crash<br />
the disabled member a means <strong>of</strong><br />
"Four days, later the Assembly on.<br />
livelihood and the secure feeling that<br />
cted these four bills, raising bene. Miamidn Accused <strong>of</strong> In spite <strong>of</strong> physical disablement, he is<br />
fli mixlinunis to S35 and providing<br />
a useful person. This organisation<br />
state minimum wage <strong>of</strong> 00c an Drunken Driving will be chartered and ineorporatetj,<br />
hour.<br />
A Miami, Fla., hotel operator was<br />
under the laws <strong>of</strong> New Jersey.<br />
"But the Senate Republican caucus arrested on a charge <strong>of</strong> driving un- The type <strong>of</strong> work we hope to do<br />
has refused to enact these measures. der the Influence <strong>of</strong> liquor here for a financial return Is In the ma-<br />
Political pirtles frequently break Monday night after her car trashed<br />
heir campaign pledges after oleo- Inui a parked auto on West av, near<br />
Ion; this is one <strong>of</strong> the few oeca.<br />
Zanders' car Into the rear <strong>of</strong> a dump<br />
7th st,<br />
lons In Now Jersey history when a<br />
truck parked alongsido. wedging the I<br />
Mrs, Ida Virginia Johnson, 04, <strong>of</strong><br />
political party, has brazenly* and<br />
ear's ro<strong>of</strong> and roar ond under the<br />
openly broken its platform pledges<br />
820 NB BBth St., Miami, was released high dump body <strong>of</strong> the truck.<br />
before election and only a few weeks<br />
by police u,nder $250 cash ball for Both cars sustained considerable<br />
fter maklni them,"<br />
arraignment in Municipal Court here damage, but the truck was undam-<br />
Kranz charged that State OOP<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 21. She give her local address aRed, Police did not Identify the<br />
Chairman Sam Bsdine must "bear a<br />
at 160 <strong>Ocean</strong> id.<br />
owner <strong>of</strong> the truck.<br />
major share <strong>of</strong> the blame for the Acoordjng to an accident. report<br />
Senate's Inaction because <strong>of</strong> his In. filed by Patrolmen Kenneth Holland LOYAL<br />
slstonee that the Assembly.approved and Lewis Austin, Mrs, Johnson was<br />
bills be amended to include provi. driving south on West av, when her<br />
glens recommended by the State<br />
ear crashed Into one owned j by<br />
'hambor <strong>of</strong> Commerce,"<br />
James H, Zanders, 2B, <strong>of</strong> the* Palermo<br />
Air Base, which was patted<br />
at Ihe curb, , "• .<br />
The Impact <strong>of</strong> the crash knocked<br />
! <br />
Jones had an occasion to reprimand<br />
his wife,<br />
"I think, dear," he said soothingly<br />
.that you lib a little occasionally." •<br />
•swill, I think It* a wlfrt duty,'!<br />
wri'i her response, "to spMt"mil •$?<br />
her husband occasionally."<br />
WINNER'S<br />
3rd and Asbury<br />
SEAFOOD MARKET<br />
Phone 8835 303 Asbury Av*.<br />
COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKe OUT<br />
Our Special Seafood Platters<br />
INCLUDE: FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW<br />
TARTAR SAUCE, TOMATO AND<br />
LETTUCE AND PfCKLE<br />
NO METERS — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE<br />
FILET OF FLOUNDER<br />
StALLOPS<br />
6 DEVILED CRAbS<br />
FRIED SHRIMP<br />
]<strong>of</strong> part assembly <strong>of</strong> manufactured<br />
goods. Also, finishing business, and<br />
Industrial products. We shall obtain,<br />
through contact* witli industry,<br />
business establishments, etc., work<br />
orders, contracis ancj sub-contracts.<br />
Of course, we plan to obtain, build<br />
or rent, a building large enough and<br />
suitable to carry on such a program.<br />
Anyone interested and desirous <strong>of</strong><br />
an application form, mfly contact<br />
this <strong>of</strong>fice and/or Mr. Charles Marstcn,<br />
B. D. No. 2, Cape May.<br />
rd, Wnawood Crest,<br />
and hod his liccns<br />
days by Wildwood<br />
Nathan Staller<br />
run driving charge.<br />
Police reported Hutchl ...<br />
scene after hls qli,Jf*4<br />
pole lin Pacific av II. '**!<br />
guilty pica<br />
e lnle W|<br />
"— • -^—<br />
Those Vacant<br />
What's wrong about that ii<br />
used to buy three UIBH . *•<br />
may be that you. dWnt fcnJV 1 *<br />
DINNER<br />
GOOD FOOD<br />
Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served<br />
TWENTY-SECOND STftffi<br />
WEEKDAYS<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
4:00 P, M. to mti P. M.<br />
WITH A FULL LINE OF<br />
22nd and Asbury Avt.<br />
SUNDAY<br />
P.M.t«ip.«,<br />
Phone 8530<br />
OPENING OF THE<br />
BEAUTIFUL<br />
HOTEL BISCAYNE<br />
DMN© ROOM-<br />
Saturday-<strong>Jun</strong>e 11th-5:00P.M.<br />
'• ~ MENU<br />
CHILLID TOMATO JUICI ORAPiFRUlT JUItl<br />
FRUIT CUP<br />
ICED CELERY HEARTS OLIVES<br />
SWEET PICKUS<br />
CRIAM OF TOMATO SOUP<br />
CHICKEN CONSOMME<br />
FRIED PILLIT OP FLOUNDIR WITH TARTAR lAUCf<br />
BROILID NATIV1 ILUIFISH WITH LIMON SyTTIII<br />
6RAl CUTLIT B'ORLIANS<br />
, «OAST fWM< RIM OF CHOICI BEEF'. AU i<br />
BAKepSUWR'CURED HAM WITH HAWAIIAN J<br />
^—-^HfiftwMiy TBNBUf WITH MUSTARD.»»<br />
ROAif STUFFED TURKEY ,„ SAGE DRESSING & CRANWMVI<br />
FRESH VEGETABLE PLATTER WITH POACHED 100<br />
SHERBET<br />
MASHiD POTATOES GREEN PEAS IN I<br />
CANDIED YAM YOMNC CARROTS VICHY!<br />
HARVARD ilifS FRISH ASPARAGUS DRAWN r<br />
, ^_«<br />
PIAR SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE<br />
. . ..,"'" HIARTSOF LETTUCE<br />
FRENCH, RUSSIAN OR MAYONNAISE DRESSING<br />
BRAN MUFFINS<br />
APPPLE Pll<br />
LEMON MERINGUE PIE<br />
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE<br />
VANILLA OR PEACH ICE CREAM<br />
CAKE<br />
HOT ROLLS<br />
JELLO WITH WHIP<br />
CREAM CHEfje AND f<br />
HALF GRAIT<br />
CHOCOLATE '•<br />
HOT T1A ICID TIA COFFEE POSTUM<br />
ALL DINNERS — *2 25<br />
TELEPHONE OCEAN CITY 1335<br />
FOR RESERVATION<br />
StAFOODS and MEAT PLATTERS<br />
FOR YOliR HOME TABLE:<br />
FRESH CRABMEAT TURNOVERS<br />
DEVILED CLAMS<br />
VEAL CUTLETS<br />
FRIEtJ CHICKEN<br />
WATSON'S<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
"take Home"<br />
Department<br />
NOW<br />
OPEN<br />
FRESH SHRIMP TURN<br />
ROAST TURKEY<br />
, CHICKEN TUR<br />
STEWED CHfi<br />
All Platan Served wHH French Fried ir Baked Pfiii'foet' and Frtih VaJjaVfile<br />
AUo — ^resh Shrimp, Crabs, Chicken, Potato Salads, Cole Sla* antl Friilf Cups ty »he \<br />
Pies, Rolls, Muffin* and Biituifs by the diwon. Order! Taken for Dotorated<br />
WEtKDAyS OCl^AN AVliNlUE AT NINTH STREET<br />
4P.M.to8P.M. FREE PRICING . i.\<br />
ptDAV, JUNE 9, <strong>1955</strong><br />
tt><br />
HORSEY'S<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
1357 Asbury Avenut<br />
DINNER SERVED DAILY<br />
From 5 P, M,<br />
DAILY BREAKFAST<br />
BfGINNINQ SATURDAY, JUNI 11th<br />
S:30A, M. to 12 Noon<br />
SUNDAY DINNIR from 4i30 P. M.<br />
OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON<br />
LUNCHEON—DINNER<br />
the" perfect combination<br />
, . . , our delicious<br />
foot/ and delightful<br />
tlmoiphere.<br />
^ JINE SEAEOOD<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
'•A<br />
— Special Children's Menu —<br />
"..<br />
Ample Parking<br />
••»» «.»•••,#•«.<br />
^"V<br />
Cahetr Educational<br />
AeHvity Reported<br />
A tola] <strong>of</strong> 44,782 pieces <strong>of</strong> liter<br />
Uiro was distributed to reildents o<br />
New Jersey by volunteers workin<br />
under the direction <strong>of</strong> county eha<br />
ters <strong>of</strong> the American Cancer Sooletj<br />
according to a report made to thi<br />
New Jersey Division by the it cotm<br />
ty chairmen.<br />
The summaries cover a nlno-montl<br />
ZKSS""" 1 Mw ' Ol<br />
T- e i. 1Ma '""'inH 8 were held a<br />
which 1311 rilms were sho and s.<br />
MB <strong>of</strong> winch there were speakers<br />
I he altendanee reported was 81,843<br />
III a I2.rnonth period In 10fl3-54~<br />
lulal <strong>of</strong> 98B mcellniM were held a<br />
which 1377 films were shown an<br />
there were speakers at ?5B moe<br />
ings, A total <strong>of</strong> 375,300 nieces o<br />
ileraturc was distrlljiited<br />
Water Safety TipT^<br />
Know what to do for a drownlnu<br />
person if you can't swim? The Ins!<br />
lute For safer Living warns, don 1<br />
make it a double drownina by jo.<br />
ing in. Throw the victim a rope fry<br />
to reach him with a branch, push a<br />
board or Intf out to him, U you go<br />
for hPln, be sure to line up on the<br />
show two sticks or four stones to<br />
m a fix on the exact spot wher<br />
ho person whs lasf scon.<br />
ON THE BAY<br />
AT NINTH ST,<br />
Charles and Christine Har<br />
THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Seniors, Faculty<br />
Enjoy Tea-Dance<br />
Colorful Social<br />
in School Gym<br />
By DOLORES WORKMAN<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Blllowi Stiff<br />
'Midst a decorative letting <strong>of</strong> gilt<br />
ttrlng elssi numerals, the Senio<br />
class held Its traditional tea danc<br />
In the gymnasium last Friday, The<br />
alTnlr was attended by the student<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Senior eloss and faculti<br />
members,<br />
Mrs, Oeorge W, Meyer, wife <strong>of</strong> the<br />
high school principal, and Mrs, W,<br />
Thomas Adams, wife <strong>of</strong> a Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Education member, poured tea and<br />
c<strong>of</strong>fee at either end <strong>of</strong> the foodladen<br />
buffet table.<br />
The BUBsls were provided with<br />
dainty sandwiches <strong>of</strong> various shapes<br />
and contents, cakes and nutbread<br />
Naturally We Are Proud Of Our Record<br />
Exceptionally Fine Foods For 43 Years"<br />
Breakfast<br />
Serving —<br />
Goldfish, Elephants, Buffalo<br />
All Patients <strong>of</strong> Veteran Vet<br />
Carroll T, nodgers, V, M. D., <strong>of</strong> 3<br />
W. ISlh st., on Saturday marlied hi<br />
BOth. year <strong>of</strong> loving care to animal)<br />
as s veterinarian.<br />
Dr. Rodgers lias been practicing<br />
medicine on animals since 1005, and<br />
has bean earing for fourlcgged creatures<br />
in the Ocnnii <strong>City</strong> area since<br />
IBM, ^<br />
Wsbuit, hetlihy and psitatsfd <strong>of</strong><br />
•hifp wl». DP. Rod|«rt and hit<br />
wlf. um, hire to in|oy (If* In rs-<br />
Wrtiiniit, HBW.V»P, hit repotallon<br />
at • vtr followsd him h», and<br />
h* hit b*#n bo.y ever .Ince.<br />
Embers from Burning<br />
Paper Ignite Awnings<br />
Burning awnings threatened<br />
f|rc lo the home <strong>of</strong> A, J, Harris<br />
at 10 Beach rd, Sunday, but<br />
quick work'by firemen saved the<br />
building from extensive damage.<br />
Deputy Fire Chief Ferd Tiecarliio<br />
reported that the flames<br />
destroyed awning canopies at the<br />
front and the back <strong>of</strong> the house,<br />
and scared part <strong>of</strong> the hack end<br />
<strong>of</strong> the building. Damage was estl.<br />
mated at $300,<br />
Accordlny to Chief Taecarino,<br />
the owner said he had been<br />
pabitlntf inside the house, and<br />
llial newspapers, which were<br />
used tg protect the floor from<br />
paint, were burned In IHe fire,<br />
place. The burnlny embers went '<br />
up and out <strong>of</strong> the chimney and<br />
ignited the awninss.<br />
Dr, nodgers holds a degree In<br />
veterinary medicine from Ihe Universlty<br />
<strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania, the only source<br />
<strong>of</strong> the medical degree In onlmal doc<br />
torlnlf.<br />
He began his practice In Wooduury<br />
with his father, Dr. Thomas D. Rod.<br />
All the food was prepared By ngers,<br />
velerinary surgeon, who had<br />
group <strong>of</strong> Senior MMS under the ca. practiced the pr<strong>of</strong>ession since IBM.<br />
hif supervision <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Jane After five years, young Dr. Bodgers<br />
Buckley in her home economies took up practice in Swedesboro,<br />
lass.<br />
where he remained unlll he came<br />
world, and helped to organiie the<br />
here.<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Firemen's Association<br />
The decoration used the class<br />
Dr, and Mrs, nodgers are the par<br />
colors <strong>of</strong> blue and while in the mo. During hit eirMr. Dr, Rodger,<br />
ents <strong>of</strong> a son and two daughters, all<br />
if <strong>of</strong> • class numerals and flowers hat trMWd everything from gold- grown, married and away from<br />
adorning the canopy. Flowers and flih to fltphsnh. For inn he was home. The son, David C. nodgers, a<br />
blue candles also decorated the vtMrlnarlan tar t buffalo herd ••oloriii! <strong>of</strong> ihe Korean conflict ivflli<br />
erving table.<br />
m.lnl.liml by * rtnthir In Gren- the Navy, Is in industry at Dover,<br />
Music for dancing was provided by loch, N. I. In addition to Ihe utual N. J, Daughter Virginia is the wife<br />
words.<br />
dsft, eats ind farm livMtotk, he <strong>of</strong> Dr. Alfred Truax, <strong>of</strong> Chester, N.<br />
The alTair was enjoyed by all hit vaetinited PBuHry and In one '., and herself is a nurse. The other<br />
ind proved to be a new social ex* In.tanc. nur.td a newborn bunny lauyhior, Louise, is the wife <strong>of</strong> Kd.<br />
rabbit ts healthy maturity.<br />
rard Anclrovotle Jr., <strong>of</strong> Durham,<br />
lericnee for most <strong>of</strong> the students-<br />
II,, where they publish a news,<br />
The Senior class wishes to thank<br />
he school administration for making During the early years lie look •aper.<br />
his possible and also expresses its jre <strong>of</strong> the carriage horses for I!<br />
ratitude to Mrs, Justine K. Kreps<br />
W, Leeds, which were made avail<br />
or her supervision throughout.<br />
able to patrons at the old Ch iironlt Introducing New<br />
irotel. He also was vet for 11 i-ds<br />
ihow farm ot Westvllle,<br />
Hospital Official<br />
Triple Threat Toaster<br />
Next to his love for his pjhciiK<br />
Now there's an electric toaster on >r, Bodgers has n dsep Interi •.! jnd<br />
he markei that does three slices at s active in volunteer firemen's uork<br />
ince.<br />
Te was president <strong>of</strong> the Cloiinstir<br />
County Firemen's Association the<br />
Unified Adi Bring Quick Rttulti econd oldest <strong>of</strong> Its kind m the<br />
Luncheon *. Dinner<br />
Businessman's Lunch Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M.<br />
FREE BOARDWALK PARKING<br />
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"HOTELS, STORES and<br />
RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED"<br />
John H. Norton<br />
WHOLESALE<br />
FRUIT - PRODUCE<br />
12th Street and Asbury Avenue<br />
Phana <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1717<br />
JOHN F IMIRIE JR<br />
Iiilrorfiitinr the now asswtant at<br />
minMialol <strong>of</strong> Shore Mtmori il II ^<br />
pinl. who jcccnlh assumed hr<br />
rltitu s<br />
Mr Imllli! umi hole from the<br />
Jackson Mimond Ikispilil m Miami<br />
I la uhcu IIL \\j H iident jdminis<br />
tiatue nssistint He «nid thenundir<br />
I)i C C Ilillman, retired<br />
iMl^iidiri tilii.il <strong>of</strong> lilt Arm} \ihij<br />
1 t,i .iin/f.[l Uu ,uint.d forces blotitl<br />
|pinn'iim [hiring Woild Wjr 1<br />
I A niuluilc <strong>of</strong> ll.iiii He Mllltnri<br />
Acndeni\ Jl rhallum Va, Mi Imi<br />
I1 ii' ,iKo ins ijiadmud from ihi><br />
lUniitisilv <strong>of</strong> Klchmond with a<br />
| Hithtlor's depici- and holds j Mas<br />
lei b dent in admlnisti.ilho mull<br />
tint frtim (.iilumbu I'ntveisilv<br />
111-* wilt. Sallie i\ n pidduile<br />
liliisi lionl tin Sihli v MLmoilnl Ho<br />
pil il Wishimlon n I rim haw<br />
I luii illllditll Bonim I lltn unit lohn<br />
IK lid Mi Iniillt tried in the<br />
I Arnu in Woild Wir I anil Koica<br />
Dennis Graduates 31<br />
Thirty-one Eighth (iradtrs at the<br />
Dennis Township,Elementary School<br />
wcif iM'adiuilcd Monday in closing<br />
exercises in tile American Legion<br />
Hall, Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>. Diplomas were<br />
presented by Lewis II. Slmpkins,<br />
president <strong>of</strong> Ihe Township srliool<br />
hoard.<br />
HANDICAPPED<br />
Flint—Did you evpr win an ai-RU<br />
ment with your wife?<br />
Stone —Yes, once. It was years<br />
ilKO.<br />
Flint—What nljoul?<br />
stone—I doirt exactly remember<br />
tliut. nut I do remember very dis<br />
tinctly . that we were laying carpet<br />
nnd her mnuth was full <strong>of</strong> carpet<br />
tacks nl the time.<br />
Better Govt,<br />
Council Elects<br />
Lamanna, Sandman<br />
Assigned to Posts<br />
Vincent Ijimonna, <strong>of</strong> Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>,<br />
was reflected treasurer <strong>of</strong> the New<br />
jersey Conference for the Promotion<br />
<strong>of</strong> Better Government, at a dinner<br />
meeting in Princeton last week.<br />
Mayor Donald II. Scott, <strong>of</strong> Bloom-<br />
Held, was re-elected chairman <strong>of</strong> the<br />
group at a meeting which saw Ihe<br />
acceptance ^f 15 new members.<br />
Charles W. Sandman Jr., Republcan<br />
nominee for State Senator<br />
from thix county, was appointed to<br />
a livo man committee to contact nil<br />
members <strong>of</strong> Ihe legislature regarding<br />
the water supply problem.<br />
The Conference adopted a resolution<br />
urging speedy action by tho<br />
state to provide more adequate water<br />
supplies in various areas.<br />
The Republican group, dedicated<br />
to the fostering <strong>of</strong> better govern-<br />
ONI<br />
PAGE<br />
ment «t «n jevelf, Jtwjet<br />
senUUvet ironi ]B eountlM<br />
m one V. & Senator, two C<br />
men, five State S#nitdrt, II<br />
blymen, foilr county cJnlrrn»o.''<br />
a number <strong>of</strong> leading mlmielMl" c<br />
M<br />
Cape May High ,<br />
Has Class'<strong>of</strong> 43 ri ,(V,<br />
Cape May High School griduWwi'l[^<br />
43 members <strong>of</strong> tha Sanlor dut it ,<br />
Convention Hall there Tu«tdjy. If)ff- J >,'<br />
lomas were presented by Mr*-l*' r '^<br />
land C. Sharp, preildant <strong>of</strong> 'l^»' '<<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Education, with P»ul ftiu<br />
Ensmlngcr, principal, makiqg :
KV<br />
i'" V'<br />
piplomat For 22<br />
2, Twenty-two pupils <strong>of</strong> tho Philip<br />
*. Baktr School Of Wlldwood Crest<br />
»T e graduated in commencement<br />
Werciwa at the school Tuesday eve-<br />
Slng. Earl EL WItmer, president <strong>of</strong><br />
|H« Wlldwood Crest Board <strong>of</strong> Edlica<br />
don. presented diplomas.<br />
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HOWARD E. BAKER<br />
462A SHORE ROAD<br />
OCEAN VIEW, N. J.<br />
Phon», SM 1st* <strong>City</strong> 3-5621<br />
T O C K C O M P A N Y P R O T E C T I O N *<br />
fM«4*4 *?**«• An Illln<strong>of</strong>i cowomlicn fgvrjfid by '<br />
•UtTt out liebll>litt ditri/>cr and ••paroi* Irom inn pgr«nt coTPfl<br />
I Rotbyek n3 Ce, wft*i<br />
Homi sffic ' lUkii, Iti.<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Army Men From Here Introduced<br />
in Korea by Matches, Toothpicks<br />
Cwtt' Too Close, $1,500 Contract Let<br />
Driy.r Hits Bridge For Fireworks Show<br />
j it A Ityear-old Moorestown, Pa,, mo- The city on Friday engaged the<br />
,tort»t escaped injury late Saturday Vlnelnnd Fireworks Co, to stage the<br />
Vlgfat Wh«n his M,* ee P» the e«r autcnmticolly lit ideal ride<br />
THF OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Milton Berld Is planning to make ii<br />
film baied on the lUe <strong>of</strong> hU mother,<br />
who was prominently Idintifled wlUi<br />
the carriedian In his pr<strong>of</strong>essional career.<br />
The title <strong>of</strong> the Picture will he<br />
'Sandra,"<br />
"The Swan," the Foronc Molnar<br />
novel, has been bought by Doru<br />
Shqry as a starrlnB vehicle for Grace<br />
Kelly.. "Th# tirnlH at Wlmpole<br />
"treet," Is also being prepared fur<br />
Jls» Kelly, who won the 1054 best<br />
actress Oscar for her excellent per.<br />
formancc In "The Country Girl,"<br />
'fiuyi ind Dolli" had to be iu-<br />
•pendtd temporarily while Jean<br />
Simmoni rMoyered from an ittack<br />
<strong>of</strong> bronchltlt. Other, having prominent<br />
part* in the film Include<br />
Mirlsn Brando, Frank Sinatra and<br />
Vivian Blalnt,<br />
It seems we're In for a cycle <strong>of</strong><br />
films on famous painters, Mel Ferrer<br />
is ploylnil Modlsliani, Metro Is ready,<br />
ing "the Von Go«h Storj-" for Kirk<br />
Douglas, and Marlon Brando la want,<br />
ed for the role <strong>of</strong> Goya by Italian<br />
Director Alberto Lattuada, with Ava<br />
Gardner for Goya'a girl friend, tho<br />
Duchess flf Alba.<br />
Mickey Rooney has bouttht the<br />
iglits to Golfer ssmmy Snead's life<br />
md pliins to rush pruducUon, This<br />
*iil be the first' golf fUirt'Tteee<br />
trlt recently emphatically denied<br />
•ny marriai* plan). Rumor hai her<br />
name ramintieaiiy linked with that<br />
ef Jean Pierre Aument, French<br />
actor, with whom ihe w« frequently<br />
seen during her itay In<br />
Prince,<br />
A newcomer who will bear close<br />
vaU'hliiji Is James Dean, who was<br />
seen in "East <strong>of</strong> Eden," his first<br />
Important role. His seepnd_starring<br />
Himriin-which lie ii How woikiny,<br />
"nebel Without a Cause," Possessm<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the most favorable con.<br />
facts ever granted a newcomer,<br />
ean is set for nine pictures in the<br />
next six years at VVarnersi with 1958<br />
US NCmSEPawER HCKMB 'f ATHICIAH'— "A»K TH» MAN WHS OWN! ONI"<br />
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Packard created anew "free-breathing"<br />
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mid ddivfrhy more driving force<br />
lo the rear wheels at all road speeds than<br />
any carl Packard's Twin Ultramatie,<br />
Mitootlicst <strong>of</strong> nil uMtiimntic transmissions,<br />
gives you your choice <strong>of</strong> starts!<br />
•The now Packard 'is a matchless blend<br />
'<strong>of</strong> grace and spirit, luxury and good taste<br />
truly, the one new.car in the Bne<br />
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"We invite you to<br />
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Channel 6—*:0o I 1 . M., Mondays<br />
BISHOP MOTOR SALES, Inc<br />
'•'' -' IJth STREET »v4 ASBURV AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
<strong>of</strong>t* for n Broailuav plav In addition<br />
he can dn nil tin- TV he can fcl<br />
Theie\ to be nu <strong>Jun</strong>e wedding fo<br />
Pebbli< Reynolds and Eddie FLsher<br />
pebble is bd fur n bit; picture<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e—"The Tender Trap." «,.„<br />
Frank .Sinatia and David Wavnc—<br />
and Eddie's TV sponsorn won't lc<br />
him brine his TV «how to Hulls<br />
wood<br />
New Drive-In Theatre<br />
Opening «t Absecon<br />
The Walter Reade Theatres or<br />
ganlzalion will open lu second drive,<br />
in in the Greater Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Area<br />
—the new deluxe Absecon Drive-In<br />
Theatre on Absecon Boulevard In<br />
Absecon—with gala eeremonies to.<br />
morrow (Friday) evening, it was annuunced<br />
by Walter Reade Jr., elrcult<br />
president.<br />
The new theatre, which incorporates<br />
all the latest Improvements In<br />
outdoor theatre design, and w4iose<br />
120 fool curved Cinemascope screen<br />
is one <strong>of</strong> tile largest In the entire<br />
country, has a rapacity <strong>of</strong> nearly<br />
BOO cars.<br />
Mayor Warren C, Irelan, o/ Abse.<br />
con, and Henry M, Warke, chairman<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Egg Harbor Township Board,<br />
will assist Mr, Reade In the I apetutting<br />
ceremonies at approximately<br />
8:30 p. m. There will Be band music,<br />
dedicatory ceremonies, as well as<br />
gifts for everyone attending.<br />
The Boade organization also owns<br />
and operates the Atlantic Drlvcln<br />
Theatre on Black Horse Pike at the<br />
Tilton Road circle In PleasanlvUIe,<br />
which opened In IBS!,<br />
Brian Donlevy<br />
Due at Gateway<br />
Signed For Lead in<br />
'King <strong>of</strong> Hearts'<br />
, Tomorrow, Saturday<br />
Prodigal" Is a speelacyjm<br />
g film based on the Ulhj<br />
parable <strong>of</strong> the prodigal son,<br />
i Lan» Turner, Edmund Purdom,<br />
Js Colhern and Talna EIu head-<br />
_ - a cast <strong>of</strong> thousands.<br />
I.Hit eyeflllint 1 Monday, Tuejd.y, Wedneidjy<br />
"Daddy lMm L(,KV. mlK|,,i<br />
»[ a ebotoed lorv<br />
«ss.c siarune Leslie C,,,,, and<br />
netn^lr,',',<br />
action takes place<br />
jiit (he background <strong>of</strong> the pal.<br />
i and temples' <strong>of</strong> the heathen<br />
i Dual and Astnrte in the uilv<br />
1 " Wlh lerrJ M lielnu Killer in eoslariini: "»" rnks*S<br />
!• L-. Hir wmminit sluri <strong>of</strong> ,i mil<br />
on-me «ho h,fr,end, .1n o'n^',<br />
U-IM " T' f ""' i lnto r Today, Tomorrow'and Saturday<br />
Prodigal Son and the Tempfress<br />
atrlcal seasons In New York, drew featured In *TTf<br />
I The problem <strong>of</strong> juvenile dellnpraises<br />
from the critics and the com* August 2-7, •<br />
ment from Walter Wlnchell—"You<br />
[qiicncv crowding lnda\'« nenvpaper<br />
gotta buy It. It's a laff riot." The<br />
Skulnik, Oonlevy and<br />
headlines forms tho subject <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Constance Bennett, Tod, .<br />
show1 closed in New York only after Edward Everett JJprlon, :<br />
ipowei-rul film, "Blackboard JUIIKIC,"<br />
it found Itself without o theatre In Blackmer and former Mlsa 1<br />
JMarrlnit Clenn Ford. Anne Francb<br />
the rush uf openings <strong>of</strong> the 1954-55 ney Bemics Masai, whjk haT., ,s wo%tll ^<br />
^een this "past—Opara star, again will raturrt tv the" who ii-n-pollo"Vlctmin<br />
Monday, Tutiday. Wednnday<br />
c<br />
-ason un Broadiwiy in "The Flow- Cattway as resident tenor. With find a doctor who can h«fj<br />
.unt- und dame spcciallli^ tpji Hell's Island" U a t.ile uf the<br />
inc Peach," will lecreute gnothei the Metropolitan thre* yeert, he<br />
">
iw-'ti -i , .-<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Cify Sentinel-Ledger<br />
f Bildi<br />
I every fhunday at Tho sentinel-Ledger Building,<br />
BOx at. an« Haven av., Ocwn Ctty. N: J.<br />
by THE<br />
CUV SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc.<br />
•FttkUjaant <strong>of</strong> T»e <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> SentlneKLetaer - Eat. 18a-<br />
JOUN T. STETHEBS, General Mana««r<br />
. HAROLD LEE, Editor<br />
VINCENT T. HICHELETTE. Ant Editor<br />
&3S per year by null ln Ocnnjmr and vjclnity^jljt<br />
ter at We Post attic* at <strong>Ocean</strong> Cltj. New Jermy<br />
Yesterdays<br />
In Octan C/ry<br />
ONE VlAR AGO<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CHy HJgn School's' graduat-<br />
ing tlw <strong>of</strong> 89 Seniors, tht SQJh |n<br />
history,. received diplomas at the<br />
Hiulc Fter. , * t •<br />
Colored lights strung ln canopies<br />
on the boardwalk at tbe street ends<br />
were UlmnlnitnJ for the Dttmond<br />
Juttfce celebrftlon.<br />
• • •<br />
Lemuel F Woolson was elected<br />
Grand Knight <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Coun-<br />
cil 2560, Knights <strong>of</strong> Columbus<br />
e Will Go<br />
Guard Tour free Heritage I<br />
* it te graduation time in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and all over the<br />
*Utt)rt CotoiWhcetttent speakers art assuring graduates "the<br />
'future is yours" and advising them, truthfully enough, <strong>of</strong><br />
* all the new opportunities opening up in our ever-expanding<br />
t economy.<br />
i But in such a changing and threatening world as w(f<br />
have today, graduation orators would do American youth a »<br />
er stevfce, it seerhs to Us, 'if they emphasised the theme ri <br />
risyouxs."<br />
it has given us the great American heritage<br />
„. which there is no future for free young men and<br />
* women. TWe past i» the foundation upon wljich present-day<br />
•youth must erect theirs and the country's future. The past<br />
, a gaVe Us the revolutionary principle that all men are created<br />
; equal and endowed by God with the "unalicnable" right to<br />
1 life, liberty and the pursuit <strong>of</strong> happiness<br />
' " ' That'ttinciple set forth on July 4, 1776, is today the<br />
i, { target <strong>of</strong> Communist imperialism and conspiracy in all cor-<br />
( « ntirs <strong>of</strong> the globe. If the men in the Kremlin can destroy it,<br />
•} | they win h$ye no worry about future Americans thwarting<br />
*,' T Bed schemes for world domination,<br />
•i * i . As Oce^n <strong>City</strong>'s IVJernorial Day speaker so well phrased<br />
"} » it,"lf we as a nation grow weak, or s<strong>of</strong>ten, or are lulled into<br />
' i. false sen#e W, security, then we are facing Certain catas-<br />
--'-*-- and will have broken faith with the past and the<br />
. Mr sacrificed their all for this nation.<br />
Jt is a grave responsibility <strong>of</strong> those directing American<br />
ith today to 1 emphasize that then- heritage is menaced<br />
om.within, and that they must effectively combat all forms<br />
" d*®** u $& coifntry is to survive. It is not ade-<br />
Q. youth "the future is yours" unless we inspire<br />
em with a zeal to crush those who would destroy their<br />
ritage. -<br />
, Communist plotting and spying is only one threat.<br />
t are'fothers: Corruption in government; denial <strong>of</strong> the<br />
) i • Iftople's right to know about their business; use <strong>of</strong> the law<br />
r;restrictitne right 6f open! discussion or even the right to<br />
irk; creating jHtfty autocracies at all levels <strong>of</strong> government<br />
•deprive pisople-<strong>of</strong> self-determination; squandering the<br />
pie's resources and wealth.<br />
If America's"libc#al education has given anything to the<br />
1$ <strong>of</strong> graduates this spring, it should be the capacity<br />
, to plan and to use their lives in the form and tradi-<br />
i'f J ten tjffif. have'made this the most productive and freedom-<br />
pp.* :%ingVnaabh.oii earth.<br />
E'^r f ,ThoSe(ntinel.Lfedger congratulates the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High<br />
"ihool Seniors who have earned their diplomas by 12 years<br />
[•diligent effort. Theirs cannot help but be a sense <strong>of</strong> real<br />
that as they move out into the world next<br />
e not only a courageous view <strong>of</strong> the future<br />
ickward look at the past.<br />
^Communities Closer<br />
", <strong>On</strong> flje subject <strong>of</strong> schools, it should be mentioned that<br />
flrecerit- news items in The Billows, high school<br />
.have had unusual significance to tho community as a<br />
Ohe to)d-about <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> students attending the <strong>Jun</strong>-<br />
ior From at Pleasafltville High, where they were guests <strong>of</strong><br />
|V t|n) P«TA. Another referred to visits <strong>of</strong> Pleasantvttle groups<br />
to the local school for dances <strong>of</strong> assembly programs. StiU<br />
another had to do with pupils <strong>of</strong> the "sending districts"—<br />
pwood, Upper Township, Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>, etc, — spenduig<br />
<strong>of</strong> |a ,day here to get acquainted with the high school<br />
pfe attending classes next year.<br />
y- PccaUse our schools are building a closer and more<br />
ltJtes0ciaVTelatlonshtp wHlmeighboring communitiesr<br />
to conclude that <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> is thereby benefitting.<br />
wtjfo send their children here to school also become<br />
re }n our stores because they have closer interest and<br />
'the resort more frequently.<br />
The trietidlier relationship with Pleasantville is a par-<br />
arly gratifying one, for many <strong>of</strong> us stilt can remember<br />
old days when misguided football loyalties on both sides<br />
.,-« resulted in hoodlumism, vandalism, name calling and<br />
even near-riots involving followers <strong>of</strong> the two schools,<br />
f Yes/'tooay <strong>Ocean</strong> Cjty is part <strong>of</strong> a 1 "big happy family"<br />
uit5 rieighbors—and growing closer and friendlier all<br />
;<br />
u<br />
Now Optional<br />
,ifi<strong>of</strong>t by the press and public <strong>of</strong>ficial-; <strong>of</strong> Cape<br />
^ antf several other counties in New Jersey appar-<br />
has J iM the desired result <strong>of</strong> persuading the Leglsla-<br />
to ai#en,a the original plan <strong>of</strong> making voting machines<br />
:rs JrV our county opposed the purchase<br />
i as being too expensive and unnecessary<br />
including, this one, added their voice<br />
<strong>of</strong>. the state compelling counties to buy<br />
f hcjr wanted theft <strong>of</strong> not<br />
ved by tjte lawmakers, the biU clim-<br />
..,. QDj^totfaole features. Among other<br />
use C was whistling for<br />
her, «*at. Fellow named "Tom", no<br />
doubt<br />
* * *<br />
Most, painful blow struck in the<br />
recent heavyweight championship<br />
flt'ht wan felt by the ovlner <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Buffalo, M Y, theatre lUs TV<br />
equipment went oh the blink, and<br />
hi) had t« refund. $3.50 to each <strong>of</strong><br />
several hundred long-distance ring<br />
side patronB.<br />
* * •<br />
Kapp« Sigma fraternity at Dukf . ..,. .-.r%dJngkJt,fi<br />
<strong>of</strong> love and respect for the nag <strong>of</strong> i<br />
.W. Ma^...._f. ,<br />
Our WtatJn%J<br />
l HW<br />
HELEN'S<br />
Beauty Salon<br />
MENT WAVING HAIR TINTINO<br />
TREATMENTS FACIALS<br />
1S '- 4t Confral Av«. • Phon* 0935<br />
d<br />
freedoms enjoyed in thii country<br />
"We <strong>of</strong> the Ainisrican Legio<br />
the<br />
he<br />
LegUnt b<br />
tW there be<br />
j pstaWlshment<br />
every pat<br />
IDREW'S HAIRDRESSING<br />
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE<br />
by ANDREW and CLAIRE<br />
'ASBURY AVENUE PH 269*<br />
ns Bnjverstar.<br />
F'eon^*<br />
lum i ;. New Jersey* <<br />
said ho did not fear going to a<br />
meeting because be might fall victim<br />
,•» — '<br />
JOHNSON'S<br />
BEAUTY SALON<br />
STYLING<br />
P.rmin.nr Wiv* SfMlilhU<br />
Machln*. MieWntlM* «nd Cold Wavlnj<br />
Phom 0664 Ml **«"* Av».<br />
Strong opposition to federal al<br />
for school construction has been prc<br />
j.ted to the House <strong>of</strong> Rcpresento-<br />
Itncs Committee on Education and<br />
I Lnbor by the New Jersey Stot<br />
j Chamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce<br />
Making It tic-,,- that lhe sta(<br />
Lhamhcr I? ni'ain'.t all proposals in<br />
loUing fed.nl participation in<br />
school construi ion members <strong>of</strong> th<br />
Congre^lonal Committee, which In-<br />
fudes rYonk s Ihumpson, Jr <strong>of</strong><br />
New Jersey's 4(li District and Pelei<br />
r.'k !W yseni Jr <strong>of</strong> New Jersey's<br />
Jth Dktnet. were told In a prepared<br />
•itatcment that "New Jersey doe-i no<br />
med Federal aid"<br />
The State Chamber base Its oppo-<br />
sidon on:<br />
r<br />
1. Previous legislation on Federal<br />
. !i cdueallon has demonstrated<br />
ut New Jersey taxpayers lose mon.<br />
iy in the exthancc- <strong>of</strong> funds<br />
2 Prrsenl proposals ur Federal<br />
,a«( for school construction Indicate<br />
llhot Kew Jersiy taxpayers would<br />
continue to lose monej<br />
3 New JiTsej, under its present<br />
fmiihclal setup, is- capable <strong>of</strong> finnn-<br />
cinp Its own Bchool needs<br />
4 Many so called poor states are<br />
unable to Jllocate funds to educa<br />
tion because they have given prefer<br />
eiitldl treatment to some taxpayers<br />
and Juio (,'cnerally followed un-<br />
sound financial practices Other<br />
states should not be asked to subsi-<br />
dize such policies.<br />
New Jersey may hnie its oun<br />
program <strong>of</strong> school building aid If the<br />
Tux Policy Commission recommenda-<br />
tions are adapted<br />
Tht tfertmtnt painted out Hut<br />
In 1954, for Mtmpl*, Ntw Jmay<br />
r««i»«l tllghtly m<strong>of</strong>. than |4 mil-<br />
Hon In P*d«*| .id for education.<br />
Of tht tot.l <strong>of</strong> t3l&.5 million <strong>of</strong><br />
Ftdiral aid np*nd*d HinvglMyt<br />
tht nation on Hint programi, Ntw<br />
Jtn*y taxpaytn paid ov.r fie mil-<br />
lion, Th* ntt mult, thtrtfor*. wit<br />
not $4 million <strong>of</strong> aid for Ntw Jtr-<br />
uy, but r.ttwr %t million el ten*<br />
trlbution In aid to orhtr (tatm,<br />
"Data published In lost year's re-<br />
port on the hearings before tht Sub-<br />
committee on Education <strong>of</strong> the Sen.<br />
ate Committee on Labor and Public<br />
Welfare indicate that Now Jersey<br />
would fare no differently under a<br />
school construction aid bill, 1 ? the<br />
State Chamber said. "New Jersey<br />
taxpayers would lose money under<br />
all <strong>of</strong> the four aid 'plans then, under<br />
consideration by the Senate Subesm-<br />
mlttee. At best, New Jersey taxpay-<br />
er would pay $129 for each il <strong>of</strong><br />
Federal aid received and, at went,<br />
we would pay $1.68 per dollcr <strong>of</strong><br />
Federal old."<br />
It was pointed out New Jersey's<br />
needs for school construction he.<br />
tween now and i960 will be a llttli<br />
more than a half billion dollars. Per.<br />
sonal Income In the state amounts to<br />
over 10 billion dollars anually, The<br />
necessary half billion dollars needed<br />
tor school construction can be fin-<br />
meed if New Jersey people allocate<br />
o It less than 1", <strong>of</strong> trelr income<br />
Jetween now and 1940,<br />
"fn 1953-54 our New Jersey school<br />
listrlcts spent Just under $54 million<br />
in capital outlay. Over the past live<br />
years, capital outlay for school eon-<br />
structlon has Increased at the rate<br />
or »7 million annually. If this trend<br />
tinu.cs. we will spend $473 million<br />
in school facilities by 1900 and will<br />
mie met 94 r , <strong>of</strong> the etstlmated<br />
leed." sold tho chamber.<br />
Cheek the eerrttt iniwir to tMh quMtion<br />
1. (Rocky Marciano) (Don Ceekell) ig the<br />
world's heavyweight champ. i<br />
2. Atomic tents In Nevada (art not) (are) over<br />
1 for this year.<br />
S, Underwater atomic exploilon wii set <strong>of</strong>f r«e<br />
1 cently In the (Atlantic) (Pacific).<br />
4,<br />
I 5.<br />
I<br />
United States (haj) (has not) • second atomic<br />
pop ncarinf completion.<br />
licvated trains (are not) (are) still running<br />
I. IjNtw York <strong>City</strong>.<br />
«. El«vat«d (rains (are) (art not) still running <<br />
1 in Chicago,<br />
.7. Pr«giHent E!i«nhow*r (did) (did not) o.k.<br />
\ nilt for postal worken. ><br />
S. fa Fntieiiea wUi be holt to U.N.'i (10th><br />
I With) birthday Wiy, <strong>Jun</strong>t ZO-ft. -'<br />
t. Coinpulaory mllitory reserve program (has<br />
not) (has) good chance to pass Congress this<br />
Ifc Soathmnoit tftjt in United Slates is (Mjaml) 1<br />
Ceurt ten for each correct eholci~A leer* ol 0-20 li<br />
pOBr; I0.M, jvwiit; W^O, suptrlor^ ino" ifl.lOO vtry<br />
Herzog Graduates at<br />
Wheaton College<br />
Ralph S. llcnoa Jr., son <strong>of</strong>. Mm.<br />
Ralph HenoK, 610 12th M., and the<br />
Intc Mr. Herzog, received hb Bache-<br />
lor <strong>of</strong> Arts degree In Anthropology<br />
on Monday from Wheaton College,<br />
Whealon, III.<br />
Mr. Henog also wa* commissioned<br />
second lieutenant In the Marine<br />
Corps. MA will report for active duly<br />
later in <strong>Jun</strong>e at Quantlco, Va.<br />
Ills sutler, Misi Florence Jane Her-<br />
tog, has Just completed her second<br />
Cottage ind<br />
nnptner in<br />
mother.<br />
r «jii<br />
Two lower<br />
men wer* am vu ;:<br />
week at But)
PAGE 6 — SECTIOKTTH&BE<br />
American Legion Post<br />
Installs New Officers<br />
New <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> Margin-Rlinek Post<br />
No. 137, American Legion, wtrs Installed<br />
by Courtly Conunaiidir Ken.<br />
Beth Brown, <strong>of</strong> Mirmori, at » meet.<br />
Ing in the post home Wfdneidoy<br />
night last week.<br />
Those inducted were 1 Leslie Law.<br />
rence Jr., commander; Ctwrle! Bates,<br />
senior vlee commander; Vuwint<br />
EvangelLsta. junior vice commander;<br />
Dr. Raymond a. Blood, (townee emcer;<br />
Thomas Weiltr, adjutant, and<br />
William Getty, ierftintflMmi,<br />
, Another special fuMt <strong>of</strong> the post<br />
was Lawrence Sacks. (UatrKt pra.<br />
sentstlve, who made an appeal for<br />
financial support <strong>of</strong> the ampitheatre<br />
at the Lyons VA Hospital, Lyons,<br />
N. J.<br />
South Jersey Meets<br />
to Convene Saturday<br />
Tne annual convention <strong>of</strong> South<br />
Jersey Legion 05, Legion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Moose, will be staged at WlWwood<br />
Saturday arid Sunday,<br />
The El Dorado Cafe, North Wild,<br />
wood, will be the scene <strong>of</strong> the open,<br />
ing business session and election <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers Saturday and the locale for<br />
the enrollment and Installation <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers Sunday afternoon.<br />
The convention ball and supper<br />
will be held ai the Wlldwood Mooie<br />
Lodge Hall Saturday night and Sunday<br />
afternoon respectively.<br />
CANT<br />
<strong>On</strong>e Cannibal to Another—"We<br />
can't put this missionary in the<br />
boiling water—he's a Friar,"—The<br />
Ousport, Rensaeola, Fla,<br />
AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS<br />
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates<br />
DAY • NIGHT or WEEK ENDS<br />
Oc«an <strong>City</strong> 3393<br />
Writ* P- 0, Bex 656<br />
BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE<br />
Savers. 1 maktebeelinetoour^v mm m<br />
Balsnci grows at interest<br />
odds la it, and you<br />
Build credit standing far tht<br />
futuri si you ion,-yaur<br />
Banking nttds <strong>of</strong> other kinds tan be<br />
mil at thi some time; and you<br />
Benefit, bttsuif your funds art protected by<br />
itvnd monogemtnt, laws, Maminititni/ and<br />
f) BMUII they art insured by the Federal Deposit<br />
(niuranct Corporation.* <strong>On</strong>ly q<br />
all these advantagiii<br />
OPIN ONI WITH US SOONI<br />
msur&ne* 1st sash<br />
The National Bank<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Cap* May Ceunly'i Largest Bank<br />
MiMBIR PIBIIUL RESiRVI SYSTEM<br />
PIDiRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION<br />
YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000<br />
' ', Banking Hours:<br />
9 «. m, until 2 p. m,— SafurilByi 9 a, m. until 12 noon<br />
SEA ISLE OFFICE ~ 43rd Strut and Landis Avtnua<br />
om©on©<br />
a Letter?<br />
(you'll both fee happier<br />
if you phone instead)<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Big Gift For Betty Bacharach Home<br />
NEW STATION WAGON was piesented to the Longpoit instilutioli lor children recently<br />
by Mr and Mis Ernil Palmer, <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Cheviok't-pldsmobile agenty At<br />
ceremony here are Lohgport Mayor l&on Lcopardi, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Palmer handing<br />
keys to Mrs. Leon S. Drum, home superintendent, and Joseph S. Abrams, executive secretary.<br />
_ __<br />
Record <strong>of</strong> Private Enterprise<br />
Over 50 Years Cited by Broker<br />
Alvsl adults now living have boon<br />
fortunate enough to witness tht 1<br />
birth anil ifrowlh <strong>of</strong> the Iron A|!e<br />
and the Gasoline Aw, and an 1 now<br />
crin;! the Atomic and Electronic<br />
Ae.cs, it iva* pointed out to members<br />
ol the Of can <strong>City</strong> Rotary Club. Fri-<br />
day Miflhl.<br />
The speaker was David W. Aiken.<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong> stock broker, who<br />
called the attention <strong>of</strong> the ilubmeli<br />
the marvelous industrial and<br />
.echnological developments during<br />
;he ||r« half <strong>of</strong> this century and<br />
oundod a note <strong>of</strong> optimism rrgardnis<br />
the next 50 years. His topic was<br />
The Romance <strong>of</strong> America."<br />
Mr. Aiktn tilled attention to<br />
the fact that the petroleum Industry<br />
and the automobile Industry<br />
as we know them -today were financed<br />
"out <strong>of</strong> the pocketbaoks <strong>of</strong><br />
Individual Americans" and not by<br />
major bankers or tht federal government.<br />
As an example <strong>of</strong> risk capital, he<br />
old the classic story <strong>of</strong> the spinster<br />
who was persuaded to lend Hem 1<br />
Ford $100 uf her savins;* back in<br />
MOI. from it she collected about<br />
$95,000 in cash dividends and finally<br />
sold her interest in the company<br />
hack to Ford for over SJOO.OOO.<br />
"Millions ot jobs now exlsUnjj have<br />
been financed out <strong>of</strong> the public<br />
pocketbaak during our lifetime," Mr.<br />
Alken pointed out. "Some people<br />
made millions, while others lost<br />
money. But the Important thina is<br />
that in a period <strong>of</strong> BO years we have<br />
seen two important new modes <strong>of</strong><br />
transportation—automobiles .and aircraft—evolved<br />
that did not exist before<br />
1600.<br />
"The Wright brothers didn't fly<br />
their first airplane until 1903. But<br />
mil) ef the growth <strong>of</strong> that Industry<br />
hat been possible because individual<br />
people dug into their peck.'<br />
eh. for cash lo finance It,"<br />
The speaker referred to sortie <strong>of</strong><br />
the pioneers in the automobile business<br />
such as Studeljak'er, Willys,<br />
Dodtie and Olds. He painted out that<br />
since Henry Ford's (im automobile<br />
there have been 2,720 different<br />
makes <strong>of</strong> ears marketed in the United<br />
Stales—yet only 21 survive today.<br />
He forecast that the development<br />
<strong>of</strong> the television, atomic energy<br />
takes only y about a minute to phone<br />
ll'i cheaper than you think<br />
especially after G PM and all day<br />
anywhere these day*<br />
It'* more satisfying...<br />
Sunday,,. look at these typical mi.ee:<br />
Camd*nlo<br />
Provlnoalown, MMI,7Ie<br />
you can ny mote,,. find out more. Wlldwoodto<br />
And folk* get such a kick out <strong>of</strong> hear- Philadelphia r.r.r.r.. 4Oc<br />
ing from you in person.<br />
Atlantic CHy to Boston.., 7Oo<br />
I mln, itntton call. Mfluud IBS tan not Included.<br />
NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY<br />
P.S. The nicest "fcwJ end butter" note you<br />
can said is a personal "thank you" by phone!<br />
and electronics Industries during<br />
the second half <strong>of</strong> the century<br />
will foe |u>t as spectacular and<br />
fraught with risk and adventure os<br />
WJS the automobile and radio bus!<br />
nets <strong>of</strong> the past 50 years.<br />
Along the samo line was thi* taw<br />
well talk by Gary Priiyiic. ihe H«Uir\<br />
Club's <strong>Jun</strong>ior Mifinbi?r, who howi'tl<br />
out. after iiUondinj! mct'Linus for Lin<br />
month <strong>of</strong> May<br />
fiarv dfst'i-ibt'fJ for the ftoMrii'iu<br />
somt* <strong>of</strong> tht? peacetime uses ol ytomU<br />
erjjy as well as the national' d<strong>of</strong>on,so<br />
applications<br />
He predicted thiil • ovcnuwlly<br />
atomic pourr will drive i\\\ <strong>of</strong> the<br />
nation's merchant .ships", and thai it<br />
gradually will replace coal ami oil<br />
the power source foj" jiiMU'i'atiii;'<br />
electricity<br />
Coimk rays, the high school stu ;<br />
dent said, are being experimented<br />
with as the means <strong>of</strong> running<br />
super-accurate clocks, creating rain<br />
artificially, and curing cancer in<br />
the human body<br />
\u hulls lioii oullmid (.ill*<br />
silmul < in. i i 1 . i mi mix • •>< ( r. pi.sthtod .It the<br />
,n \,n, vii •, lull ml linn 1U .it (on<br />
(iiti.iu II ill mil .t th< (liutir pn<br />
i nl ihuii ul til. IHI \\. Kill. Infill<br />
Club on Au,_u I H<br />
OBYRNE,<br />
DAILY SERVICE<br />
PHILA. - SEASHORE<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 2338<br />
CU. 91130 WA. 44111<br />
By CHARLES H. CONNORS<br />
Rutgeri University<br />
This Is the lime when a lawn enn<br />
bo seveioly damniii'ii by dose clipping<br />
or scalpliitf.<br />
We oro prompted 10 wrlle this<br />
after watching a young man who, we<br />
beiiM-e, Is liavlnn his first lawn.<br />
There are many In that .mutation<br />
this year.<br />
If the bed knife <strong>of</strong> the power<br />
mower la set loo low, soil may be<br />
picked up as the mower'moves, due<br />
tu iincvennesH in the lawn, and with<br />
this the mower chops Die precious<br />
buds from this crowns <strong>of</strong> the grass<br />
plants. No more spears will HI'iiw<br />
from there.<br />
We are coming into ilii' c-rnliMrass<br />
season. Clip die; linvn i-lose nr «l|i<br />
it iintl you "pell il so tiiilwiiss -<br />
(.IJS-, jlujls lll\ lllCll \\C idll-.nl<br />
the owner that too close mowing<br />
PIANOS<br />
for<br />
Practice and Beginners<br />
A few good ussd spinets are<br />
available right now at prices you<br />
can't afford to miss, sec us before<br />
you buy, Cash counts, but you<br />
can buy on long easy terms,<br />
WEYAND'S<br />
Atlantic and Georgia Aves.<br />
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j:<br />
dantamievjiffi<br />
was the cause.<br />
Being present when a now mower<br />
was deilverod early one spring, we<br />
set tho cittilnK holaht at 2 inches.<br />
A 111110 crobgrass came In that year,<br />
but niine since. And the grass was<br />
more pleasant io walk on, also.<br />
So one <strong>of</strong> the important factors in<br />
the maintenance <strong>of</strong> a good lawn is<br />
the height <strong>of</strong> cutting. Plate the<br />
THURSDAY<br />
mower on a<br />
and set the<br />
, ; ^ o r S<br />
inehes. or brlt.r, ,7<br />
times reel type hand<br />
be adjusted to ,<br />
"•'«ho«t the u« .f<br />
would pay to hav<br />
lary moweri Uma<br />
BIG SPECIAL SALti<br />
6AUDN<br />
ONE brand,,,ONI grade...ONLY<br />
All Chevrolet's competitors and most <strong>of</strong>the<br />
high-priced cars<br />
tried it recently in-<strong>of</strong>ficial NASCAR* trials—and<br />
took a licking!<br />
eet the *homp! The new Chev-<br />
M rolet "Turbo-FW V8"-the<br />
most modern V8 on the read todny,<br />
Here's whot hoppened-<br />
Daylena Beach. NASCAR Acceleraiion<br />
Tests Over MeoiUted Mile<br />
From Standing Start.'Chevrolet caplured<br />
the 4 top positions in its class!<br />
B <strong>of</strong> the fint 11! And on n lime basis<br />
Chevrolet boat every high-priced ear,<br />
too-but one! But wnitMhis Is just<br />
the beginning! .<br />
Way, w|y ahead!<br />
Daytonn Booth. NASCAR<br />
Straightaway Runnini. Open to ears<br />
delivered in Florida for $2,500 or<br />
less. Chevrolet captured the first two<br />
places, 7 out <strong>of</strong> the first 11 places!<br />
Doylsna Beach. NASCAR 2-Wiiy<br />
StrBightiway Running Over Measured<br />
Mile, Open to ears from 250<br />
to 299 cu. in. displacement. Chevrolet<br />
captured 3 <strong>of</strong> the Orst 3 places!<br />
Colombia, S. C. NASCAR 100-<br />
Mile Race on half-mile iraolc. Very<br />
tight turns. Chevrolet finished first!<br />
y s , N. C. NASCAR Late<br />
Model Event. Chevrolet again finished<br />
first. Because <strong>of</strong> even tighter<br />
turris the driver chose to run the entire<br />
15,0 laps in second gear! Yet no<br />
overheating or pit stops!<br />
These facts you can't laugh <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Sales lender. Road leader. A crowning<br />
achievement <strong>of</strong> Chevrolet and<br />
General Motors, Try a Chevrolet...<br />
and live in a land <strong>of</strong> going-away<br />
where you win all the arguments!<br />
Soon, maybe?<br />
PALMER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE<br />
1117-1129 Asbury Avenue Phone 0235<br />
u eon buy I<br />
Sales leader for<br />
19 slmisto V*" 1 '<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Lions to<br />
Assist at Convention<br />
Ml, (),„, tl|<br />
IMU.,,1,<br />
>. srnlfil llshment <strong>of</strong> better police training mini i MI uses it lunt.in Slit<br />
I 's 1 |lOssihlllll 1,1 S| itt<br />
'uliu h t techniques throughout the coun IlKll^Is ( (lllltl SltUtllll<br />
'liln ml I im,|| ,, M.,,,,1.. ._ ^ . try steadily gaining for police <strong>of</strong> 11 Iti. 1,011 \diins d iit^litei nf Ih<br />
| "in I I ill llu I),i ,n ( ui I \, I, HI i fleers a level <strong>of</strong> dignity never be mil Mis \\ i ii nn is \ri-iins (,i2 AI<br />
< lull .1 I himmill I ii ii<br />
fore experienced in this country IIIIK n mil iiim, a IIIJ;II< ui I I In Ilidfll JIL in the Imthwiii husi<br />
' '•It "loll mi. lull to llu Nui<br />
knuli l L, irti 11 ind primiri cdticiUuil<br />
I >' i 'i lull" \i ulum n si i < in<br />
| II. Knorttd Mill tlu rollit Add<br />
I in ss in the mi but mil spmd tin<br />
niiiini; lui four collit;. icors shi<br />
urn npdiliil hi ihi Si iti Polite il<br />
siiiiinici hoi i<br />
I It pin till Mill ( n lUbill It. Miinil<br />
Ins bi i n i numlKi »l thi Pluloin i<br />
Si I dill is (111.111.1(1 in tills piojt.t<br />
I Ml mil Mis II C I Minims <strong>of</strong> Ojk<br />
I i nlsi.ll I in} h i | n mil [o tow|ill<br />
till in ulorlli hMiiitm IJniril iii.l 1<br />
ul i IISIIIJ. llu liquid uf pulm ulll<br />
I urn I'hil idi Iphi i Inn dmriid tu<br />
ll.iukil pnlu.lluii |,i Hit ml |KJ||(.<br />
Sunil lion.1<br />
1<br />
I "is I In ilissis Iu upurtfil torn<br />
m ikt tin u ptimmint huiiie in<br />
I II 11IIiII II I sis In |(W. |hi \ 111 il<br />
pi isi M.oliolii B(unri (onttul ol \n 'inn sin (In Lnndd iimhtl r (if <strong>On</strong> in ( iti<br />
I1 >iu.1 i. o on (tun to. ni i iu in<br />
muni ip il JIIITIK i (,K \<br />
lulls Motiil \.hiik Illspldols Mi 111 I. II 1,11111. Smdir I1U Cuul Mi ind Mis I,in don Horn-<br />
miiim Hid iniiniiipii poliFi minus Kt'i rd \M!I ncilii IHI (ICMH in iiud suns fium ( iillin^siidiiil jhu<br />
He said that the state attorney llOlU Ut] ull [ {Iu st tt(.<br />
ilimtntiii iducitKin ind in Sptun pi in tulisiiU MOIL thi urn IIOIIIKI<br />
hir uill In till tijihini' tin third<br />
general s <strong>of</strong>fice agrees with the \dmiltinci In Hit Aiidmii is In<br />
Mi IlLmsuntlll is slipiriliKndint uf<br />
Lndi in Ii nuik N I<br />
governor that some kind <strong>of</strong> train inluntni ipnlu mini ol ill, indiiul<br />
j tin n IMMI, in Mi rlun<br />
ing in police methods should be mil utlliii I isi ii u (In Aiuliim I iilluiMiit. tlu conimimi mint Miss s • 11 k<br />
given recruits before they are al Ii mini (ill nun 11111 iti, list <strong>of</strong> ip Silytlvr Hill lie uf llunui i Mi ind Mis Julm h l),n ui Oil<br />
lowed to wear the uniform and plicHUs s((linj iilmissiini is bidli house party ijlvi'n In ri l>i i Iru Buih Mi in luri fui tlio<br />
the gun<br />
lirandniDlhei<br />
siunnui inunths<br />
Niu Jirsii s^t ( inull sjitl is<br />
I Mi pi ikil in! t Ii M Hi, hi phi piiilliinni: fin Hi. iiiuntii in llu id<br />
-i!|iu- iiml the hriiwii whiili ;il oni iniK.I Ii iiiiini' loi luilUiiutii 1 lie<br />
The Caps May Co<br />
Hull' vn'ii' Hie L-his-l riiulinriitions \i nlimi »is up. mil ni l'12'l mil<br />
Heart Amoclallon<br />
Two Fined <strong>On</strong><br />
loi ;i iiulirc iilili-fi- havi. lil-i-n 11' linlil I'll' hill piiuissKl llu trimm*<br />
Ciiitcfully<br />
h '' i|uiii-mrin-, (hiil [hi uf lill mill Iu I'lU hmuiri llu<br />
Aiulimi i\ is mi lioni tin St He<br />
I'.iliii bud . I ind tin- pnif.rim ri<br />
memorial gifts<br />
4301 Londls Avenut<br />
•niliii.il niii|iiiitu, until Wi) niun<br />
Im mn (,oi \lli(d Dusioll proildfd<br />
Hi. tuiuls tu r. sunn th( tiiiuin^<br />
Sea Isle <strong>City</strong><br />
pi 11<br />
t tin<br />
t in<br />
Police work today has a numbei<br />
<strong>of</strong> diversified specialties, which are<br />
changing constantly from year to<br />
year The police <strong>of</strong>ficer today must<br />
keep in training to keep up with<br />
changing techniques equipment<br />
and methods, the speaker said —<br />
1 IK ( IK I ll Opillltlll (11 pilllt.<br />
i.illnu ilii -, uiihi i Hi it in. in II<br />
shuilil iiiimiM ID ilu i|u j,,li «nh |<br />
11 \<br />
t 1 \. .loy<br />
v.. A[lant > Cil.v, was fmtMl $10<br />
( ,-.K oil t ihirt,i nf p ISSIII<br />
ol lius ;tt<br />
H|. anti the<br />
i\( i k<br />
Miilty. lit- tl(I thi<br />
iuv liiih 1 . «;is not<br />
sf.-l:ool infi mid thst<br />
i [M>lit'i' nJTiriT mid<br />
iit 1 ;. ;it tht tinn 1 t'liurt ltu> t>)inK<br />
>,> bvlit'vf<br />
Patrolman Harry Severin f*i*.fied<br />
that ht hid itopped fAcrJl<br />
other motorlftt for p»ilng th*<br />
hitted but before he flagged down<br />
Joyrif-r tor th* ttme violation.<br />
sio H. M(iiJr!t\<br />
.u :\ U>tt turn<br />
;ii tht 1 iiitiM'M-<br />
""' '"- """'il iduiintili |> i,,,f,,ti(i MO luil<br />
S i (.in.,11 u,Miiti,H|IKl,| in •>••• ,,,„„ „ ulsmr K.<br />
M im thulium Phillip limn • I'll, 'il,,,,.,,,,, I,,,,, MIIII. f ,i|i,,i to hPid .<br />
Hit nt (.hulls \ Ii iiiiMiiuliil rduiillMtip slim si n it lllh si iiul (,n<br />
Ittkn hi hi id i loiiiinilti i ut pit ii il ,\<br />
PIlslllllMs U| UK dill) |(l still I, 1 _<br />
n limn iliu<br />
ullnti<br />
Kiniinillii Niiinin limn I All tulil llu" in n,,,,, t|, ,„<br />
th( si tiiml si\ niinllh | ^ i u itslups in Hit distimir ill.<br />
W.<br />
nt Alulliiis<br />
$3 costs fin<br />
thi« wrotu<br />
<strong>of</strong> 7th st<br />
«f Miilv<br />
St \ DM inlini \n "ii in'"" ^ '<br />
, I"nki Cu 1122 N Fit nit SI I7IJ(I Hun in Rd Phil i II Pi<br />
• •Inn's Ilultl ,ii|)|>I1LS 2211 All inlit \u MlintK tin \ I<br />
l l — ,n I Milllni "SI Phil i Pi<br />
: SI Mil MUk •• •><br />
Slinkier*. Suns 201 ( illtiMiiill SI Phil i I'I<br />
* Co-it Aprnn & Timol SOMICO 4100 Imlkfuiil \io ''lull I "><br />
v '«or\ did (o 14 S 21st si Phil i I i<br />
JAMES ANDREA & SON GULF STATION, 9lh St. and Palen Ave.<br />
MAPES' ATLANTIC SERVICE. 9th St. and Bay Aw.<br />
AL'S CITIES SERVICE. 9th SI. and Bay Ave.<br />
CHICK'S SUNOCO STATION, »th St. and Haven Ave.<br />
ART'S FRIENDLY SERVICE, MOBIL GAS, ?th St. and Aibury Ave<br />
CARTER JEWELRY SHOP, 83* Boardwalk<br />
TAMBA GIFT SHOP. 924 Boardwalk<br />
MORROW NUT HOUSE, 933 Boardwalk<br />
MINT-ZER MINT SHOP, 94648 Boardwalk<br />
BERTEL'S CANDIES, 10th St. and Boardwalk<br />
UTTERERS LUNCHEONETTE, 840 Boardwalk<br />
COPPER KETTLE FUDGE SHOP, 11th St. and Boardwalk<br />
GOLDEN GALLEON GOLF COURSE. 11th St. and Boardwalk<br />
WEINDEL'S NOVELTY STORE. 1240 Boardwilk<br />
SPLASH INN, 1234 Boardwalk<br />
Ri. ill lliuluil. in.l Punt (u ll>2 \shiuv An Otian t ltj \ I<br />
Mnlltniinii ii s l'linl Stint 721 \sbuii All <strong>On</strong> in Clli, N J<br />
Wilsiin DJIII Lu \tn Yurk & \dnitu Alls Atljnlio Cm N I<br />
S\ult i. Co Ilkilll f.liiinlnr|;i 1" O llo% 1041 Alljillic I ill \ |<br />
Sllppln Will -<strong>Jun</strong>ii Milk Cu 247 \ S C iruluu Ait AllmtliCili \<br />
\ llnkin in Si. iluu.l IIJJ Ashuil An Odui Citi N I<br />
} Ojs.ikis A Sous 11115 Alliiliii. An Atlmtii Citi N J<br />
Mind Loui! «. Hi" Ulll St in.l full An , Cjiiiikn \ J<br />
Win nuli.ilii Hiking 11> 101 \ Sin \.irk An Atlintir(m \<br />
I. h 11. id & Co 1024 Blllluimuud St Pllllu Pj<br />
Iloujld M 'si'lt un Iiu 110 \V (Jp(n 1 inc Phil I M t'J<br />
<strong>On</strong> in Citv Smtinil IidKvr 127 8th St <strong>On</strong>. in Cill N I<br />
I ishi r Brim & Co 221 Maikcl St Plllla Pj<br />
(.ior_l B \loom-in Int, P O H«v 1489 Plnh 5 Pj<br />
I C Kurl7 2112 All ultit An All intic Citi \ I ,<br />
ViiflirMins rmpiie ( nit loiul Suppli [iu ill (.nmiui I'l HI A<br />
Hailif Inn. 010 Wesley Ave.. Phone 1238<br />
Ilfinsiom, 803 Sill SI.. Pllullf 1900. Kil'lianl llalisciim<br />
lillewild, 710 Moorlyh Terrace, I'hnnc 8520, Florence Bauer<br />
Illinois, 926 Wesley Ave., I'honc 12Sr>, Walter II. & Wm. .1^ Camp llros<br />
Lincoln, 510 Otll St., Phone 0400, E. L. Cope<br />
Logan, 816.6th St., Phone 88.U, Henry Meyer<br />
Lnrav. M2 Wesley Ave.. Phone 8549, A. M. To I ley<br />
Mallard (former Ilaincsi, 3400 Central Ave., Phone 0081. M.\S, Dotts<br />
Manor. The, 730 Moorlyn Terr., Phone 8813, D, Loos and D. Fauerbaek<br />
Northwood, 401 Wesley Ave, Phone 1213, J. II. Chambcrlln<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> Call. 1412 Central Ave., Anne Herman<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Manor, 1040 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave., Phone 1014, Florence E. MeUuer<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong>ic, 1110 Wesley Ave., Phone 1310, Katliryn Ryan<br />
Parkiilde, 501 Sth St., Phune 1M4, L. P. Wtbcr<br />
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS<br />
REGULAR MEMBERS<br />
SPLASH INN GOLF COURSE, nth SI. and Boardwalk<br />
TWIN KIST FROZEN CUSTARD. 920 Boardwalk<br />
JULIANO'S CHAR-BROIL, »31 Boardw.lk<br />
PRESS DELICATESSEN. 601 Asbury Ave.<br />
BOB'S SINCLAIR STATION. 7th St. and Aibury Ave.<br />
TRIANGLE SHOES, 74S Asbury Avt.<br />
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.. 732 Atbury Ave.<br />
WARDS PASTRY SHOP, 724 Aibury Ave.<br />
SMOKE SHOP, 714 Asburr Ave.<br />
BROWNLEE'S FURNITURE STORE, 704 Aibury Ave.<br />
STAINTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 110 Asbury Ave<br />
LEWIS L. BARRETT PRINTING A STATIONERY. 107 Asbury A.t.<br />
MAIER'S RESTAURANT, 9th St. and Atlantic Ave<br />
WELLER'S DRIVING RANGE, 5th St. * Boardwalk. 930 Boardwalk<br />
12th STREET AMUSEMENT ARCADE, on the Boardwalk<br />
Phila. Jobbing IluliM<br />
.1<br />
1 . 21ll. r > Pai-ilk- Avi'.. Allantir Cily. i\, J<br />
Atlantic County Fruit & rnxliii'i- Cu.. 5 Municipal Marki't. Atlantic Cil3<br />
GltllcllH; Rcxsaincr & Co., 242 N. Delaware Ave. 1 . Phila., Pa.<br />
John II. Horlon, Pruiiuce. 1200 Asbury Ave. OCOJII (.'itv. N, .t<br />
Abbutts Dairies. Inc.. Ill 12ih St.. Oei-an <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
Mason Co.. Inc., Baltic and Kentucky All's. .Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. N.<br />
Weekly Guide. P. O. Il»x 314. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. N, .1.<br />
Fretl Laundry. 112 Dili .St., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N. .1.<br />
Mmood Prt-i-, IU1 A'-buri All. <strong>On</strong> m ( n\ \ I<br />
C. II. Shoemaker Lumber Co., 200 12th St.. <strong>Ocean</strong> Cily. N. ,1.<br />
Fi^clle'l• liakillf: Co., Absecon, N, J.<br />
Hearst Advertising Service, 922 Del^ca Drive. Smith Dennis<br />
MIMcn A White (Ralph Ii. lianzalezi, 1212 Filbert St.. 1'llilli<br />
Wells, Ctfo. I... Inc., 402 N. 2nil Si.. 1'hlla.. Pa.<br />
Scual, Wm. I. It Son. Inc.. Atlantic k N. Carolina Ave.. Alia till<br />
loit-ph Jitobi ,»WI"I Ml lime \i. \MI(lunii.l \ I<br />
Park View, ntii St. and Anbury Ave,. I'honc 1270. Henry drinin<br />
Penn Manor, S01 7th St., Phone 8057. V. ,S, Hanrahan<br />
The Poplars, 410 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave,. Mri. C. Ohrislensen<br />
Halelsh. 100H Wesley Ave., Phone HI104. Waller Hamilton<br />
St. Charles, 601 Central Ave., Phone ftTvtO. K. Biekcrslair<br />
Sandaway, 61S nth St., Phone 2770, R. T. Siinderland<br />
Scarboroii)!h. 720 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave.. Phone 0839. S. T. Workman<br />
Seaside, 830 6lli St., Phone 0714 or !K)20. Uenjalllln Baker<br />
Seaspray Manor, 815 5th St., Phone 21131. Mn. II. L. Youni;<br />
Southern, 835 5th St., Plione 1330, 3013, 8825, Ralph D. (Jiarth<br />
Strand, 9th St, and Wesley Ave,. Phiine 1804, J. J. WorUiingtou<br />
Surf, 9th St and Central Ave., Phone 3071, Frank Ni>cilo<br />
Vernon HaU, 410 Atlantic Ave., Phone 8518, Benjamin Hater<br />
Wynmerc, The. 833 4th St.. J'bune 3192, Mra. ConaUncc B. Wlieelei<br />
DUNKEM INN, 1132 Boardwilk<br />
PNUITT'S 5 ind 10. 93* Boardwalk<br />
SURF A SAND. 731 Boardwalk<br />
SIMMS' RESTAURANT. Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk<br />
PLYMOUTH INN, Plymouth Place and Atlantic Ave<br />
HEN HOUSE RESTAURANT, °th St. and Atlantic Ave.<br />
RUSTIC INN, 14th St. and Boardwalk<br />
TOWN6 HOUSE. 4th St. and <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave.<br />
TILLIES. tU Asbury Ave.<br />
HOGATES. 9th St. and Palen Ave. al Bay<br />
ESSIG'S RESTAURANT. 9th St. and Asbury Ave<br />
WATSON'S DINING ROOM, Vth St. and <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave<br />
CHATTERBOX, »th St. and Central Ave.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> llfirdnjire. TH) A.-Jwry Ave..Oti'Jin Ciiv. iV .1.<br />
Imlsl, Uirntl OIIILI Siiiiphis 110/ Asblm \n <strong>On</strong>.inUti N I<br />
llanry Lloyd Chiittin. H.al Estate and Insurance. i:i|5 Asburv An-.<br />
l>(ira-FinLsh. Furnillile ItctilliNliers. Stinier*; Point. N. I<br />
M. 11. Heildini:, Bl. r > Allantii- Ave, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. N. .1.<br />
I'livvell-VanCiltler, Lumber anil IHiildini Siip|ilies. 131 h'ft West Ave<br />
Stainton Department Stuic. 1(10 Aslnirv Ave.. Oieau Cilv. N. J.<br />
Mmuit Inland Ft i inn ( olUe lilXI \ Mbini \\t MlmlK (_it\ \<br />
.Seashore laundry, 202 6th St.. Oican (.'itv. N. J.<br />
Henry .1. Kuhiier, l-\H>ti Sil|>|ilier. 72 N, Floni St.. Phila.. Pa<br />
PiluardS (oisun Hiitnnl \p|ilnnii.s 7»i\\i*,r All OfejllCltv \<br />
Selvann'.s Pharmacy. 802 Asburv Ave.<br />
Win S Alilki-.on Ini MulMiMii H r >J Asbim An Oiean (Hi N<br />
1 A. Bedding, 5020 Spruce St., Phila. 3I>. Pa<br />
llmwnlec Furniture Stole. 7lh SI anil Aslniry Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> Cilv N J<br />
llirin.n 1-uir r^O \sbiiti \M <strong>On</strong> in (111 N I<br />
Anchor'n I'liint. 20(1 Buy Ave.. l'liune !IO2II<br />
Chullcrbo.i. 500 Otll St.. Phone 0717. Mrs. ,1. 11 Campbell<br />
(lii is' Ri'.Uurint "IB I' ill n An phiini B">lt) Lhns Montaena<br />
Colta«e Inn. .1234 Asbury Ave.. Phune 0791. Mrs. Edna KinK & J. Towiucnd<br />
Fiesta Lunch. Dili & Boa.dnalk, phone 97111. Amelia Fisher ft Kdith Carlton<br />
Florida Inn, 607 8th SI,. Phone 2,105, Venalda Buieham<br />
llufatcs. VOfl Palen Ave,. Phone 0141, Charles llaip<br />
1'lymuuth Inn. 717 I'lymuuth Place. Phone 887W, Miss Louisa T. Corson<br />
Suiiin-, lu uurjut BJ-' Biurdii ilk Phone 010* 1 lujd (. Simm;.<br />
lottiii. House, -till bt and Ucun Ait phom. Jj20 Rj>mond Koob<br />
22nd St. Resuuranl, 22nd and Asbury Ave., Phone 8530, Chris A. Poulos<br />
Watson's Restaurant, 901 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave., Plione 1065, Albert W Jones<br />
Whitehall, 710 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave., Phone 9021. Miss Loubn Corson
»QUR<br />
THE QCIAH CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER<br />
with a cab' for th» protection <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia,- Pennsylvania, for use<br />
ifrlgerator<br />
Separate<br />
food Freezer<br />
'k«*pt fraitn fatrf<br />
for<br />
Refricjerator<br />
with RolMo-You.<br />
NET,<br />
Now<br />
Storage Door'<br />
with Mll-bottla *pac«,<br />
condiment*h«lf, igg<br />
Server, buH«r dnd<br />
tompdrtmtnn, j<br />
containers far<br />
Uft-OVMTt<br />
Twin Hydrators<br />
Aluminum, nist-pro<strong>of</strong> Shelve*<br />
Meat Tender<br />
Double-Easy Quidcube Trays<br />
Frozon Juice Can Dispenser'<br />
"Deluxe-103"<br />
, i V" Hero** a really big food-keeping center<br />
with oil the convenience? and features<br />
you'll need for safe and hand/ food star-<br />
'. age. See ill Compare, it I<br />
)EL EASY<br />
TERMS<br />
J 389' 5<br />
tlMER FRIGIDAIRE<br />
|,119 ASBURy AVE. PHONE 0235<br />
150-Yr^OldBeesleyManshn Changes Owners<br />
But Will Remain Open For Annual County Tour<br />
Peferyburg<br />
The old Beesley mansion acquired<br />
a new owner and Beesley's Point a<br />
new resident this week when the<br />
150-year-old landmark was purchas-<br />
ed by George A. McAvoy, proprietor<br />
<strong>of</strong> the McAvoy men's and women's<br />
wear store on the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
boardwalk,<br />
The house, according to historians.<br />
Is the oldest <strong>of</strong> three ancient build-<br />
ings in the northern end <strong>of</strong> the<br />
county,, the others being the SUtcs<br />
House and the Bumell House, botb-<br />
withln hair a mile at Beesley's Point,<br />
and erected a few years later than<br />
the Beesley house. All three aro In-<br />
cluded In the annual Historic House<br />
Tour sponsored by the Cape May<br />
County Art League<br />
Through the years the Bceslev<br />
House hod passed through a number<br />
<strong>of</strong> ownerships and had fallen Into<br />
somewhat bad condition when it was<br />
purchased In 1041 by J H. "Hank"<br />
Becotte, a prominent electrical con-<br />
tractor <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, who restored<br />
Its original contours and architec-<br />
ture.<br />
In thli work he had the advice<br />
and attlttance <strong>of</strong> experts front the<br />
Library <strong>of</strong> Congress. Under their<br />
direction the walls end woodwork<br />
were carefully restored to preserve<br />
the early 19th century plan and<br />
appearance, the only materiel<br />
structural change effected being<br />
the replacement <strong>of</strong> a one-time<br />
kitchen wing on the northern end<br />
with a oarage, while modern heat-<br />
Ing and plumbing were Installed<br />
without serious alteration In the<br />
Interior eppearance.<br />
Since Mr Becottc's death thrce-<br />
yenrs ago hi? widow, Mrs Edna Be<br />
cottc. has established her homo lot<br />
Florida, and the house has been 6t-<br />
cuplcd by her son. and his family.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> residents, only during<br />
the .summer<br />
Included in the purchase bv Mr<br />
McAvoy arc many valuable antiques,<br />
with which Mr and Mrs Bccottc<br />
hod filled the rooms Four poster<br />
bedf, a massive sideboard, numerous<br />
pieces <strong>of</strong> period furniture, fin an-<br />
cient molDdeon, still In good tune,<br />
old prints and bric-a-brac, aro among<br />
the relk't <strong>of</strong> oilier days Included in<br />
the furnishings<br />
Soma <strong>of</strong> ths pieces arc said to<br />
date back to the original owner,<br />
while many were acquired by Mr*.<br />
Becotte, an enthusiastic and dis-<br />
criminating antique collector, who<br />
selected Items <strong>of</strong> the period <strong>of</strong> its<br />
construction.<br />
Standing back from the • Shorp<br />
Road on one <strong>of</strong> the highest points<br />
<strong>of</strong> land In Cape May County, the<br />
house overlooks the Parkway, the<br />
bay and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, nnd its three-<br />
story height and three chimney) are<br />
In sharp contrast with more modern<br />
buildings in the neighborhood, Mr -<br />
McA v oy plans only such alterations<br />
In the house and grounds as will<br />
erophasUe Its design and accentu<br />
ate Its attractiveness<br />
According to the county records,<br />
James Beesley, tho builder, who was<br />
tho first postmaster In that section,<br />
receiving and dispatching mall via<br />
the Philadelphia-Cape May stage<br />
coach which made two trips a week,<br />
in 1803 paid $3,667 for the 157 acres<br />
which made up the original tract<br />
on which the house stands.<br />
There Is no evidence that there<br />
were buildings en the property at<br />
that time, and local historians say<br />
the prcient houie was completed<br />
not later than 1K>».<br />
When Mr. Becotto bought the<br />
property an architectural survey was<br />
made by Lewis D Cook, supervising<br />
historian, and Seymour Williams,<br />
F. A I A. District Officer In their<br />
report they said:<br />
"The proportion <strong>of</strong> this house, 20<br />
feet depth and 40 feet front, with a<br />
wall height <strong>of</strong> 10 feet to s<strong>of</strong>fit <strong>of</strong><br />
cornice, and a lengthwise ridge to<br />
the gable slope at some 45 degrees,<br />
give a dlgplty <strong>of</strong> muss that Is great-<br />
ly in contrail to the earlier farm-<br />
house <strong>of</strong> Uil» seashore) region<br />
"The first floor hat> the wide ccn<br />
tral stairhatl from front to rear with<br />
a large room on each side. This is<br />
a local arrangement inherited from<br />
the Georgian mansion ihouso design<br />
in which four rooms were the stand-<br />
ard The second and attic floor plans<br />
arc like those <strong>of</strong> the flrst<br />
'The great chimney breatt with<br />
it* handtome mantelpiece, centered<br />
on the gable end wall ot t»ch-<strong>of</strong><br />
the"fao r6omt on the first floor. Is<br />
41*oWnt,'Ylt* composition o< the<br />
molded Wood shelf broken around,<br />
the central panel and each <strong>of</strong> the<br />
reeded pllesters which with a<br />
melded wood turround frame the<br />
marble-faced fireplace are in the<br />
manner <strong>of</strong> the poit|ir<br />
ten*. A nominating committee cop-<br />
PjHM <strong>of</strong> Miss Elsie Stiles, Mrs".-Eth-<br />
el Young and Mrs. Kathryn Gahdy<br />
was appointed Sunday evening to<br />
nominate church <strong>of</strong>ficers The com.<br />
mjttee will meet'Thursday evening<br />
Ut tho churcfi 1 ~ ^<br />
,'HQly<br />
Petersburg Methodist<br />
Youth Plan Hay RMe<br />
By LILLIAN tCHWIIBINZ<br />
PBTBRSBWO .'*- The Methodist<br />
Youth > Fellowship <strong>of</strong> • the P«t«turg<br />
Church met Wednesday at the home<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mb* Peggy Webb. William Cat-<br />
sedy presided. There wai a discui,<br />
s|on o*i>lBns fqri Ny 'We.<br />
Present were the Rev. David Pro-<br />
pert, <strong>of</strong> Tuekahoe; Janice Young,<br />
Feggy Webb, Carol Snyder,.Margaret<br />
Munyon, WHllam Cassedy, Billy and<br />
Bobby W«*b, Raymond and Bruce<br />
Bailey, <strong>of</strong> this community; Uarda<br />
Sack, Bobby and David Gundy, <strong>of</strong><br />
Oreenf)eld.<br />
The next meeting Is planned for<br />
July 6 at the Petersburg Community<br />
Hall,<br />
» • •<br />
CHILDREN'S DAY PLANNtp<br />
"Children's Day" will he observed,<br />
in the Petersburg Methodist Church<br />
Sunday at 10 a. m-. in place <strong>of</strong> the<br />
regular preaching service.<br />
A special program Is planned un,<br />
der the direction <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Mabel<br />
Sears, <strong>of</strong> Clermont, and Mrs. Mildred<br />
Do Haven, <strong>of</strong> ihU community.<br />
• • *<br />
rSTifUBURO NOTES<br />
Visiting; Mrs, Maud Walton at W»«<br />
home' <strong>of</strong> tier daughter, Mrs Doris<br />
Cloud, on Thursday were Mr. and<br />
Mrs. George Wilcox, <strong>of</strong> Sessner. Jla,<br />
and daughters, Mrs- Georgia Bettle,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Blficjcwood, and Mrs. Grace Leese,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mayfalr, Pa.<br />
Mr. and Mrs Peter Schuse enter-<br />
tained Mr. and 'Mrs. WUUam Kane<br />
and cbH4ren, Patsy and Leater, <strong>of</strong><br />
Sewell, Sunday.<br />
Mr, and Mrs. Hollls Caldwell en-<br />
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack KUvlng-<br />
ton and daughter, Un,da, <strong>of</strong> Mlllvllle,<br />
on Sunday,<br />
Week-end guests <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs<br />
James Cloud were Mr. and Mrs,<br />
Evans Lobb with their son, Ernest<br />
and daughter, Peggy, Of Morton,<br />
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cloud and<br />
children, Alfred and Debra, <strong>of</strong> Me-<br />
\Y. JUNE 9, IMS<br />
dia, Pa,<br />
Mrs. Etta<br />
Mr and Mrs.<br />
tertalncd their<br />
Mr and Mr were injured<br />
•Garden State Par<br />
Wlldwood c<<br />
car In which<br />
ded nnd side<br />
Jean Kail, 17,<br />
17,worethowjur^<br />
sengers In the c»r<br />
Eastburn 3rd, ^<br />
•tudent. ^ f<br />
Tho car sldetwlpfd in M.'<br />
•ated by Walter thirti, g-oti*<br />
ATLANTIC CITY TRANSPORTATION CO.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Local Bus Service—between 8th St. and Boardwalk Tl<br />
and 59th St. and Central Avenue.<br />
Effective Wednesday, lune 15, <strong>1955</strong>, to and including <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
Da|ly Service Including Sundays ^<br />
FROM 9th and BOARDWALK to 59th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUlt<br />
Lean 1th St. A Leave 9th St. Leave llth St. Leave 34th St. Arrive (M I<br />
Lean 1th St. A<br />
Bdwk. Terminal<br />
A. M.<br />
U,W<br />
P. M.<br />
1X00<br />
1.00<br />
3.0O<br />
4,30<br />
i.ao<br />
6.30<br />
Leave 9th St.<br />
A Central Ave.<br />
A. M,<br />
11.02<br />
P. M,<br />
12.02<br />
1.02<br />
2.02<br />
4.22<br />
5.22<br />
* M<br />
Leave llth St.<br />
« central Ave.<br />
A. M,<br />
11.05<br />
P.M.<br />
12.05<br />
ijOS<br />
MS<br />
4,25<br />
5.35<br />
6,25<br />
FROM 59th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE to<br />
Leave 59th St.<br />
eV Central Ave.<br />
A. M.<br />
11.40<br />
P. M.<br />
12,40<br />
1.40<br />
2.40<br />
4.50<br />
5.50<br />
6JS0 •<br />
Leave 45th St.<br />
ft Cerltrat Ave,<br />
A. M.<br />
11.44<br />
P. M.<br />
12.44<br />
1.44<br />
2.44<br />
4.54<br />
5.54<br />
6.54<br />
Leave Mth St.<br />
A Central Ave.<br />
A. M.<br />
. 11.41<br />
P.M.<br />
12.4S<br />
1.48<br />
2.4><br />
. «•*•<br />
5.51<br />
6.51<br />
Leave Mth St.<br />
« Central Ave.<br />
A.M.<br />
11.10<br />
P. M.<br />
13.10<br />
1.10<br />
2.10<br />
4.30<br />
5*30<br />
6.W „<br />
8th STREET<br />
Leave llth St.<br />
A Caqtral Ave.<br />
A. M,<br />
11.53<br />
P. M.<br />
12.51<br />
1.53<br />
2.53<br />
5,03<br />
6,03<br />
7.03<br />
Arrive (M tfl<br />
* Centol $ 1<br />
11*19<br />
p a-<br />
li.ll<br />
l it<br />
in<br />
AM<br />
Ml<br />
and BOARDWALK<br />
Arrive |)h ft,<br />
A.M.<br />
r\M.<br />
1141<br />
si<br />
ATLANTIC CITY TO OCEAN CITY (VIA LONGPORT SERVICi)<br />
Leave Virginia Ave. and Boardwalk Leave 1th St. and Boardwalk<br />
for Oceart <strong>City</strong> for Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
10.15 A. M. 7.10 P. M.<br />
••^r -<br />
DELAWARE<br />
THOROUGHBRED RACING AT ITS BEST<br />
MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS-THRU JULY 4<br />
* * *<br />
Pott Time 2,00 PM<br />
(Double closes 1.45 PM-D.SJ.)<br />
* * •<br />
R«0Mlar Parking—25c Valet Parking—5Oc additional<br />
Available Through All Entrant**<br />
Come to Delaware Park via The Delaware Memorial Bridge<br />
and follow the directional signs.<br />
THIM OUTSTANDING STAKE RACES<br />
Saturday, J|in« 11<br />
THE LEONARD RICHARDS<br />
Saturday, Ivn* 19<br />
THE DELAWARE OAKS<br />
**<br />
ft. Fishing Club Casting Team<br />
eans Up in Sea Girt Tourney<br />
AuiBrt flliir Pish III tf Clllll ntArfa *"-*•,* Yr^ _* . t ^ .. *<br />
i <strong>City</strong> Fishing Club made<br />
, sweep <strong>of</strong> the surf casting<br />
nt sponsored by' the Nu-<br />
„ <strong>of</strong> S,urf Angling<br />
Jon Saturday at Sea Girt, N. J<br />
j 10 live-man teams competing,<br />
i <strong>City</strong> F C fame in first, cap-<br />
• the beautiful Schafler trophy,<br />
.y will hold for one your,<br />
trophy must be won twkp<br />
i for permanent possession,<br />
each member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
. received a gold modal<br />
II key rui £ attachment.<br />
Otton <strong>City</strong> team consisted <strong>of</strong><br />
Bldoy, Itichard B. B. Masscy,<br />
J W. Lipp, George R Kem ond<br />
t W. Stclwagon. I Foster Mur.<br />
nnn-rasting copiain<br />
_. tMm «it • total <strong>of</strong> 7,94t<br />
j for in average <strong>of</strong> Ml fur<br />
t«tn cut. Th* nearest compel-<br />
r «•• the Dover Flitting Club<br />
tlphle, with 7AH feet.<br />
fiddition to the team's success,<br />
rmule the longest single cast<br />
e tournament, a distance <strong>of</strong> 387<br />
feet. He a<br />
average department"<br />
Stclwagon, preildcnt <strong>of</strong> the Asso<br />
U Zf<br />
Sur ' AngHng club, C<br />
dent.<br />
as club presf.<br />
Minute Sports Quiz<br />
1. Who is the new manager <strong>of</strong> the<br />
St. Louis Cardinals7<br />
J What waa his former Job?<br />
3. Who Is Warren Hacker''<br />
i 4 , Ai : "J <strong>Jun</strong>o lst - nflme the team.<br />
'f W ««> two Major Leagues<br />
J. What horse won the Prcnkncs<br />
The Aniweri<br />
1 Harry Walker.<br />
2. Manager <strong>of</strong> Rochester, Cardln<br />
[arm team.<br />
3. Chicago Cubs pitcher<br />
4 Brooklyn (NLi and New York<br />
JU)<br />
l.HICKHy<br />
»t FOOD.<br />
1155 Asbury Ave.<br />
Phone 1515 - 1516<br />
— IN OUR MARKET —<br />
SOFT CLAMS<br />
FOR STEAMING<br />
MAINE LOBSTERS<br />
ALIVE or STEAMED<br />
ALSO PLATTERS<br />
LOBSTER TAILS<br />
STEAMED or ON PUTTERS<br />
Full <strong>Line</strong> <strong>of</strong> Seafood Cooked to Take Out<br />
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH IN SEASON<br />
CAN I HAVE<br />
IT DONE<br />
A Directory <strong>of</strong> Specialized Services<br />
KENNETH E. BAKER<br />
ALUM A ROLL<br />
ALUMINUM<br />
ROLL-UP AWNINGS<br />
CANVAS AWNINGS<br />
DOOR CANOPIES<br />
PORCH & PATIO COVERS<br />
VN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES<br />
YELLOW PLASTIC SUN SHADES<br />
STORM DOORS * WINDOWS<br />
- - - OCEAN CITY 1241 - - -<br />
> BAY AVE. (Closed Sunday) OCEAN CITY<br />
See a thrilling roce tyery day on 7V-Crianne/ 12 • 4.3010 S.00 PA«-3<br />
and POST Ttm U.S.A. at 7.15 P.M. Fridays »n S«m» Chonntl f |<br />
Daylight Saving Time Shown<br />
DELAWARE PARK<br />
PRESENTS<br />
A NEW SEfclES OF FASHION SHOWS<br />
6V5BV THURSDAY>p-on «i» Fathion stage in front <strong>of</strong> QrqrwfoKind—<br />
•R-QJKI later in Clubhout* dining room.<br />
THE DUAWARE 5TEEPLECHASI AND m i AS50CIATI<br />
•RYAN fHID,Vkk.tom.miC^Mgr. B. H. WOOD,$*.*****Tf^ r '^<br />
$•• Th* Dlifaff Big Thr«»; Saturday*, <strong>Jun</strong>* 10/ 25 and Jury<br />
SAWS FILED<br />
|_Bny your «awa MM by<br />
nlno They qut oleuur.<br />
r eervloa. Brine fKtm<br />
• A. CHAMPION<br />
J4W. 16th StrMt<br />
MATTRESSES<br />
BOX SPRINGS<br />
EEBCfLT LIKE NEW<br />
Call or phene OC 1100<br />
If notntmr UI5-R-U<br />
OCMH <strong>City</strong> Bedding Co.<br />
J^AVfN AV1N0E<br />
J "5!<br />
[W* Are Agents For<br />
i Van <strong>Line</strong>s, Inc.<br />
..J to Coait Service<br />
{UKAL OR INTERSTATE<br />
MOVING?<br />
T SERVICE<br />
ESTIMATES<br />
;EAN CITY<br />
tESS CO.<br />
|/INC0RPORATBD<br />
I" 9 . 4NACBURYAVE.<br />
STORAGE •<br />
MADB TO ORDER<br />
• VENETIAN BUNDS<br />
RE-TAPINO tnd RKOKDINO<br />
• WINDOW SHADES<br />
M. C. MILLE<br />
Y«tr p<br />
In OcMn CHy<br />
11tl Bay Avenue<br />
Phone 2523<br />
• CLOSED SUNDAYS •<br />
Raiders 4th In<br />
N.J. Track Meet<br />
Score in 4 Evenlt /<br />
at Nsvv Brunswick V<br />
Ow-an city', track and field team<br />
mado a commendable showing In the<br />
r!ii!, a " nl1 *' New J «y State Inter-<br />
scholastic Athletic Assdclalion'ii<br />
championship meet at New Bruns-<br />
wick Saturday, as the Raiders placed<br />
fourth In the 15-school Group I dl-<br />
" • on<br />
oach E Fcnton Carey's harriers<br />
came <strong>of</strong>f with one first place, a third<br />
and two fourths to compile a total<br />
<strong>of</strong> 1314 points. Matawan won the<br />
ivhion championship with 65V4 tal-<br />
lies, with Verona second with 4314<br />
and rtumson tiiird with IB.<br />
Sen{l°, h - flyl;l "- Tfd - f ' ri1 -* M °+<br />
THE OCfeAM CITY<br />
pole vault, soaring to a height «f<br />
1 *!*'• "»nli Wlcke* high lump-<br />
ed flv*feetfllne to Hnlih third In<br />
that event; Charity Bowman gath-<br />
? . f ? urth P' 1 *" Points with a<br />
IM-foet heave with the lavelln,<br />
and Joe Kennedy ran the een many exceptions to thfi so-<br />
:alled rule.<br />
The old-time theory held by some<br />
lorsemen has been proved a fallacy<br />
iver the years. Today, It k simply<br />
lUlmoded, and there.are statistics to<br />
how why.<br />
Tnke the Delaware Handicap itself,<br />
climactic event in Delaware Park's<br />
fluartcr-nillllon dollar Distaff Big<br />
Three scries coming up at the cur-<br />
rent meelinu—which begins with the<br />
Delaware Oaks <strong>Jun</strong>e 18 and has the<br />
week-later "new" New Castle for<br />
the middle gem. The latter U now a<br />
major prep for the Delaware Handi-<br />
cap, which this season succeeds the<br />
'old" New Castle as the world's rich-<br />
est distaff slake.<br />
The New Castle, or newly-named<br />
Delaware, has been run 17 times—<br />
and a three-year-old was victorious<br />
five limes. The most recent was<br />
Grecian Queen In 1953, and that tri-<br />
umph helped her to earn the cham-<br />
pionship <strong>of</strong> her sex In that year.<br />
Oridlnarlly, It may be hard for a<br />
sophomore filly to beat a mare, but<br />
that can be <strong>of</strong>fset in a handicap like<br />
the Delaware when a young horse<br />
gets a weight pull against older rac-<br />
ers. The five three-year-old winners<br />
<strong>of</strong> Delaware's big event in the past<br />
•arrled from 108 to 114 pounds, and<br />
iome heavily weighted older stars<br />
ave been well beaten.'<br />
License Letters<br />
to be Changed<br />
County to Drop<br />
'Z' Plate Series<br />
The Stlite Motor Vehicle Division<br />
his week, announced tentative plans<br />
>y which license plates next yett<br />
vlll bo lettered according to regis-<br />
tration dates Instead <strong>of</strong> as designs-<br />
Ions <strong>of</strong> the state's 21 counties.<br />
Director Frederick J. Gassert ex-<br />
Ialned that under the new proposed<br />
etlerlng plan, vehicles registered In<br />
January would carry "AA" or any<br />
lomblnaUon through to "AZ" before<br />
he numerals; A vehicle registered<br />
in December would cany "YA" or<br />
"ZA" letters.<br />
Under the present system "Z" In-<br />
l.icates a Cape May County vehicle,<br />
A" an Atlantic County registration<br />
md so on with each county carrying<br />
in Identifying letter on its llcens*<br />
John Wynn, <strong>of</strong> HwMonfldd,<br />
brought a good Cap* May County<br />
Dining contnr tntry Info Lwnonf t<br />
aboard his Ralmar IV Sunday. If<br />
wa> a 2H4 Inch long bluo weigh-<br />
ing Mvm pound*, six and a half<br />
ouncH, caupht <strong>of</strong>f Hit lobttar pot*.<br />
Ed Cornman Jr. reported that A)<br />
Gulyar Sr., <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, enjoyed<br />
his flrst venture after the Hues in<br />
his new boat, the rive G's, Sunday,<br />
bringing hi IS blues averaging from<br />
four to seven pounds. Son Al Jr.<br />
and friend, Jack Bowers, were<br />
aboird.<br />
Cornnmn'B also reported that Dr.<br />
Paul\ Moycr, <strong>of</strong> Lansdale.' Pa,<br />
broutht in a 914 pound blue while<br />
fishing aboard Elmer Shelley's El<br />
Mar. A. V. Watson and George<br />
Tuck helped Dr. Moyer and Sheley<br />
to boat 18 other blues on the trip.<br />
Bay Fishing in<br />
County is Good<br />
8-Pound Flourider<br />
It Contest Entry<br />
Inside fishing is breaking all rec-<br />
ords for this tinle <strong>of</strong> the year, ac-<br />
cording to Walter M, Treen, direc-<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> public affairs In Cape May<br />
County, who Is In charge <strong>of</strong> the 20th<br />
Annual Fishing Contest.<br />
Trcen reported that entries re-<br />
ceived the past several days indicate<br />
the catches from the inland water-<br />
ways will reach a new high this<br />
year.<br />
Heading the list In the current<br />
season for flounders in the Inland<br />
waterway is an eight pounder caught<br />
by John Daugherty, <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
Court House, while angling at Stolen<br />
Bonnet, near Court House.<br />
Drum fishing continues to hold the<br />
spotlight In the Delaware Bay. Dom-<br />
inic Pirolli, TuUytown. PH., filed his<br />
entry In the contest which showed<br />
he hooked one weighing 74 pounds,<br />
2 ounces.. Zimmerman's <strong>of</strong> Town<br />
Bank sent In this entry and many<br />
others above 60 pounds each.<br />
The weekly prize feature Is now<br />
under way and the Initial winner to<br />
be. selected from the entries received<br />
during the current week will be an-<br />
nounced next week.<br />
ilatea and registration.<br />
Mr. Gatscrt said his division<br />
rould continue to graht the request<br />
lude annually by some 3,000 persons<br />
tor special lettering. He said special<br />
Jcslgnatlons required by law, such<br />
is "MD" for .physicians, will con-<br />
tinue. The state now has about two<br />
million registrations.<br />
How About<br />
Uitlng Your<br />
Greenwood Completes<br />
Air Technical Court*<br />
CpL James W. Greenwood, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
V S. Marine Corps, was graduated<br />
May 13 from the Airman Prepara-<br />
tory School at the Naval Ah* Tech-<br />
nical Training Center, Jacksonville,<br />
Fla.<br />
Cpl. Greenwood Is the son <strong>of</strong> Mr.<br />
and Mrs. John W. Greenwood, 648<br />
8L James pl~ and husband <strong>of</strong> «u><br />
former Patricia T. Schulti, this dty.<br />
The elgirt-wfek bourse at Jackson-<br />
ville covered basio aviation skills<br />
such at fire fighting, aircraft repair.<br />
men as fi g g , rep,<br />
mathematics, fduaprlnt readins.<br />
Shufflln' <strong>On</strong><br />
N«wt •ml Gontp <strong>of</strong><br />
Shuffltboard Club<br />
•y H. PAMKk BAKIR<br />
Do you know when either S or 10<br />
points can be deducted from your<br />
score? When your dUc can be re-<br />
moved and any points It scores<br />
credited to your opponent? When<br />
100 points Instead <strong>of</strong> the usual 75<br />
constitutes a game? What is meant<br />
by a Hesitation or a Hook shotT<br />
What to, do when you dont like a<br />
referee's decision?<br />
These and numerous other ques-<br />
tions can be answered by getting<br />
your copy <strong>of</strong> the Official Shuffleboard<br />
Rule* at tie cue house.<br />
• • •<br />
It's nice to have with us again<br />
for another season Dr. and Mrs.<br />
Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Joy, Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Rockford, Allen, and Helen<br />
Wise, Mabel Dunn, LfllUn Marple,<br />
Ben. Hendren, Charles Heidman,<br />
Charles Holsberg, a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
board <strong>of</strong> directors, and WUUam Red-<br />
dicks, a member <strong>of</strong> the club since<br />
Its formation In 1941.<br />
It If with great pleasure also that<br />
*re announce the turning on <strong>of</strong> the<br />
lights for the first time on Saturday<br />
evening. Devotees <strong>of</strong> the sport will<br />
be able to play rooming, noon, and<br />
night.<br />
The summer schedule <strong>of</strong> activities<br />
•"" * d ft h<br />
will fit announced after the club<br />
mjjtfnk on Wedd*^<br />
Another Cornman report lists Ray<br />
Steelman, <strong>of</strong> 30 Bayonne pi,, book-<br />
ing a three pound, nine ounce weakle<br />
and flve kings In the bay over the<br />
week end.'<br />
• • „•<br />
Big hauls in blur* were reported<br />
from the party boats at Steelmen's<br />
dock* over the week end. CapL<br />
Frank Steelman Wednesday on the<br />
Seaway took a large party to the<br />
lobster pots and treated them to a<br />
catch <strong>of</strong> 83 blues, averaging out<br />
from Hi to six pounds.<br />
Sunday Cpr. Stoalman and tmt<br />
taaway took out a party <strong>of</strong> Lan-<br />
cattor. Pa, visitor* and brought<br />
them back with a load <strong>of</strong> 45 blue*,<br />
from flirt* to weft pound! each.<br />
'" «!•*•••»• were A. Filling*, R.<br />
•>. IHnr, C. tt*ck*fvh% N. Gass-<br />
man, L, Oulnn, D. Flnchbauah, H.<br />
Ffnchbaugh and K. Trm.<br />
Cant Cliff Dark's Deslree II, sail-<br />
ng out <strong>of</strong> the Yacht Club Ingoon,<br />
docked at Steelman's Sunday with a<br />
haul <strong>of</strong> 48 blues, running from three<br />
to seven pounds. In the party were<br />
Bud Bertolet, At Stutike, pan<br />
MltctUe and BUI Sharp.<br />
The fun 'aflshing In the waters<br />
around <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> promises to be-<br />
come even better with the warmer<br />
weth d tl<br />
with the warmer<br />
, and consequently warmer<br />
water, expected this week.<br />
MAY'S<br />
Bo<strong>of</strong> Yard 8, Satin<br />
12th ST. tt BAYFRONT<br />
U-DRIVE 16-FT.<br />
POWER BOATS<br />
F«r Rent by Day or Half Day<br />
Rowboots for Hire<br />
BAIT-TACKLE<br />
Marine Gas anil Oil<br />
~—— I<br />
Full Lira <strong>of</strong><br />
MARINE PAINT and<br />
ACCESSORIES<br />
Auxiliary Offers<br />
Boat Inspection<br />
Free Service Plan<br />
Again In Effect<br />
Facilities and procedures for- the<br />
free Inspection <strong>of</strong> power boats: <strong>of</strong><br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> area will toe discussed<br />
at an Inspectors meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Flotilla, U. S. Coast<br />
Guard Auxiliary, at Its headquarters',<br />
636 Pleasure av., Sunday.<br />
.Forrest Nytnan, commander <strong>of</strong> the<br />
flotilla, reported that an Inspection<br />
station will be set up at the private<br />
dock <strong>of</strong> William McCann at 37 La-<br />
goon rd.. near the'Coast Guard Sta-<br />
tion, about <strong>Jun</strong>e tS,.<br />
Floating InipMtlfHit will be con-<br />
ducted by .the AtHlliary whsnvar<br />
In Hi* area It Is rtqunttd on<br />
boat* Had up at their home rnw-<br />
Ings. Chief Inspector FranK Carter<br />
will, arrange for such Inspectktns.<br />
The inspections will be safety ex-<br />
aminations ior. rnotarboats, both in-<br />
board and outboard. The examina-<br />
tion will be free, and where a boat<br />
and equipment meet standards <strong>of</strong><br />
safely, a decal will be Issued for<br />
display on the craft.<br />
The deeal ««nphi Hie boat from<br />
routW* iNMMblt and<br />
the Ceasr Owenl fa#<br />
n, e p .<br />
vloui vlelarkw <strong>of</strong> iwrine<br />
"•"*" s ,.<br />
Commander Nyman InylMd *all<br />
boatmen <strong>of</strong> the area desiring cour-<br />
tesy examination* to notify fit* fW-<br />
Ulla Inspectors, who nay be located<br />
each week end at the flotilla head-<br />
quarters.<br />
16' Seafarer<br />
THE BIG<br />
Rugged Boat<br />
IDEAL FOR:<br />
Fishing and Family Uss<br />
Ungrh—16'<br />
• Depth—28"<br />
• Beam—64"<br />
• Weight^-320 Ibi.<br />
ONLY '480<br />
ALL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
BOAT WORKS<br />
619 PLEASURE AVENUE<br />
OCEAN CITY 1110<br />
Yacht Club Speedboat<br />
Season Opens <strong>Jun</strong>e If<br />
The speedboat radnf season at<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> dty Yacht Club WOl set<br />
into full swing on Sunday. <strong>Jun</strong>e It,<br />
James L. Cherry, chairman <strong>of</strong> the<br />
powerboat committee, reported this<br />
week. . , j<br />
The season will feature th* W*«k-<br />
ly Bellwoar Series race*,' til* annual<br />
Commlssioners'Tropby race, and the<br />
speedboat racing'regatta. The season<br />
was <strong>of</strong>ficially opened last week *1th<br />
the Memorial Day Marathon. . • •<br />
The *une-up race for the BeUWoar<br />
series will begin <strong>Jun</strong>e IS at 11 a..m.<br />
MM<br />
•n*<br />
n<br />
and<br />
berj.<br />
WUHam<br />
Mrs. WWlaS<br />
Mawr. Poland<br />
PRIVATE •V ARADl$E '/«<br />
Tackle Furnished Ot SUfinny<br />
Picnic Privli»a*» -*. LtftKh<br />
Adults 50c DAY<br />
COMk and 00 IHtlVlLtyl<br />
SEASON TICKETS Ofttt A REAL SAY<br />
v, •«*£<br />
ANCHOR'N<br />
POINT<br />
OWING ROOM<br />
Second Street on the Bay<br />
Enjoy Fine<br />
BREAKFASTS<br />
LUNCHES and DINNERS<br />
<strong>On</strong> Covered Screened Daclc, or in Panelled Dining Room<br />
OPEN WEEK ENDS<br />
From 4 P. M. Friday 'til 8 P. M. Sunday<br />
Breakfast Servml from 6 A. M. Saturday and Sunday<br />
DINE IN A TRUE MARINE ATMOSPHERE<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e is th« month to b<br />
new <strong>1955</strong> T)r«>ton« 3<<br />
OUTBOARD<br />
MOTOR<br />
UHJf.<br />
10 HA<br />
mcfvOTp ^ Up afuff^<br />
• No vtbration... n» Mb*<br />
e Naw TwbMhlp «pM«t MMNI<br />
• Eotlar'to<br />
MOORE'S<br />
741 Askari Aw.<br />
for OuMmding Style and Performante,<br />
In itrlUnf new nl*r camUnBtlwii and Iws^sMd d*ckln«<br />
•#Hti, ptmtlCr<strong>of</strong>fj ucltlng IMS Hn. <strong>of</strong> flturgloi b»H glvn<br />
yw Ike IrAJMwwIly tup«b boating pirfarmanM and mamu-<br />
wraWIHy hr whkh it li nationally fpitisw.<br />
tl«M matdiltn nwdtli — 4 big 14 FOOTItf, IhrH b»sd-<br />
tHiml 11 fOOTIKS and « itiinly * FOOT DIMOHY — »m-<br />
(4*t( HsitlCmft'l Ml beating stray.<br />
the fiRMin nktralat u*-pl*« hull «rac« taOt mod*! la Iniut*<br />
In itaiuiKli, iwnMl cturabllity. At viual, NgillCiaft rtqvln* n»<br />
•MHfWl pnpatatlM,<br />
Ml tn#fll P'j.<br />
ANCHOR'N POINT<br />
• THOMPSON PLASTICRAFT BOATS •<br />
PACEMAKER TRAILERS • ELECTRIC HOIST<br />
MARINE HARDWARE • BOAT & MOTOR RENTALS<br />
BAIT # TACKLE • REPAIRS e RESTAURANT<br />
Phone 9028<br />
200 Bay Avenue<br />
See Our Exhibit at the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Home Show<br />
it Contention Hall, <strong>Jun</strong>e 14-15-16-17, 4 to 11 P. M.<br />
1 (^ ^<br />
JUNE<br />
SPECIALS!<br />
I FA<br />
GET R1ADY and SET I<br />
GO afMr Hi* Uftl<br />
filial<br />
LINE<br />
Choos* from our lam<br />
•ttortiMnt, rejduced<br />
for this spatial.<br />
E D CORN<br />
AH:<br />
*«'.-.
6 —SECTION FOUR THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER JTHUttSDAV.<br />
low bow to remove an embedded<br />
hook? The Institute For Safer<br />
advises saiest way is to cut<br />
<strong>of</strong>f the point if the point has cans<br />
through the flesh. It not, force the<br />
point through, and then cut It.<br />
•Sharp pliers are necessary for this<br />
operation.<br />
GREGORY<br />
900 Share Read — Somers Point<br />
Hotel - Bar - Restaurant<br />
>Mturlna—Turkey Matter* and Sandwiches, Oyster Stew, Clam Staw<br />
Fried Oyster*, Snipper Soup, Frltd Jumbo Shrimp, Sufted, StMki<br />
SHUFFLEBOARD OWN ALL YEAR at 7-00 A.M.<br />
Somers Point News<br />
Mr*. A. W. Saburn, R«port«r<br />
Somers Point <strong>Jun</strong>ior High to<br />
Graduate 32 Students Tonight<br />
JOE Dl ORIO'S<br />
CIRCLE CAFE<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
Kitchen Open<br />
Every Day Starting Saturday<br />
Reil Italian Spaghetti • Ravioli<br />
French Fried Shrimp • Deviled Crab<br />
Half <strong>of</strong> Fried ChickKn • Steak<br />
SANDWICHES and SNACKS<br />
FOR PACKAGE GOODS and BEER<br />
Phone Somers Point 2578<br />
STEELE'S SHIP<br />
BAR<br />
' SOMIRS POINT<br />
ELMER BLAKE Proudly Presents<br />
EVE ROSS<br />
AND THE<br />
ROCKING HORSES<br />
Featuring. m.ORES fREUEMCKS<br />
AMERICA'S NEWEST INSTRUMENTAL COMBO<br />
Plus STAN the Man FACIY Piano Star<br />
-. . • ^<br />
KITCHEN OPEN<br />
Serving the Finest<br />
FULL COURSE DINNERS — SANDWICHES<br />
AT ALL HOURS<br />
8-fouith day <strong>of</strong> May<br />
1051 their clalm.1 In writing and under<br />
oath specifying thP amount claimed<br />
und the particulars <strong>of</strong> the claim<br />
Ilaud MJJ 21 A D 1055<br />
May If Gelse<br />
C-2—lt-pf $8 K2<br />
Kh «F fcTTUMI.<br />
ASH UISTHIIII'TION<br />
Notice Is hereby Klvcn that the ac-<br />
counts <strong>of</strong> the subscriber, as the udmln-<br />
liitnitor <strong>of</strong> the estate <strong>of</strong> Annie c.<br />
Fo\ort - - - deceased, will be audited<br />
und stated bv the ^urroe&tc anil te-<br />
poi-led for settlement to the Cape May<br />
County Court-Probote Division on the<br />
sixth day <strong>of</strong> July, next, at ten o'clock<br />
A. M., ut which lime apmk'atlon will<br />
he made for the allowance or Controls-<br />
sloni iml counsel feei<br />
Dated \In> i't 1905<br />
Klrkntnn, Mulnican'A Harris,<br />
Attorneys<br />
Atlnntli, Cllv, N J.<br />
BI.WOOD F. KIRKMAN.<br />
Administrator<br />
C-2—II—pf $7.56<br />
OFFUIIAI. NOTICK<br />
TAKi; NOTicn thnt straihmeie Inn<br />
has applied lo the Common Council 0(<br />
the (.ounty <strong>of</strong> cape May for j Plenary<br />
Retail Consumption License for prem-<br />
ises situate Bvyvleu- Drive. Strathmcre,<br />
Objections, If any. should be made<br />
Immediately In wrltlnit to Allen BcrEh.<br />
CM l rk <strong>of</strong> Township <strong>of</strong> UppersTuckahoe,<br />
Signed: Ceelle Twist. ,<br />
Rtrathmere Inn,<br />
Bftyvlew Drive.<br />
Slrathmere N J<br />
-S-1.18<br />
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES<br />
GIKU or woman wanted,<br />
ile boy. Apply Taylor Pork<br />
Bdwalk U<br />
_....ED halrdreasers mole oi<br />
one for steady employment<br />
^-sooson Also manli urlst rull<br />
t time * icellcnl salary Boult*-<br />
,uiy Shop, 7H Buttcisea Ruad<br />
m 0 ? M ¥.i"' lS '°'" tr ' "'"'" mh n«'"h<br />
mi.ii IN i lliunc bonif is Point lilju<br />
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE<br />
- An opportunity to gUe<br />
•1.1 a Yo? U will"l,°tc our* bod? £&<br />
BUSINESS SERVICE<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Dry Cleaners<br />
(N«w Owi»r '— AUBREY REED)<br />
PRESSING<br />
DYiING — ALTERATIONS<br />
LAUNDERING<br />
RUG CLEANING<br />
All Work 100% Ou.r.ntMd<br />
High Quality, Courtooui,<br />
Dependablo Service,<br />
FREE<br />
Moth Pro<strong>of</strong>ing All Clothing<br />
FOR PROMPT PICK-UP<br />
•nd DELIVERY<br />
PHONE<br />
OCEAN CITY 3397<br />
HAND und powei lawn moners luivn<br />
lolltis i\nd stiriadei i rcntm Da\ls<br />
Haidnnrr Co 12.15 Asbu^ A\e tf<br />
KCI R1OLRA I ION SFRVU C-Bepall»<br />
anil adjustments on all miik« Com<br />
miriinl Uomcstk Thomas Chattln<br />
1116 Aibui) Ai» Phom 3001 II<br />
TDR qu,illn honui call Lliarles E<br />
Residence Phone<br />
tf<br />
WILL HAUL AWAY anjthlnK >ou do<br />
not want f.nm ink uaram in tUt<br />
!i W ''"* bel " k H 1<br />
e S<br />
nrliiht, plume Somcrs Tolnt<br />
srxrriON<br />
and posluo"ri,' if e<br />
Inif the salaries o<br />
nlcipa! employ I<br />
j |n need <strong>of</strong> various services<br />
d brtil womdn tthtf Is an cypeil<br />
| niuse houseKeeper excellenl<br />
j Capable <strong>of</strong> taking care at In-<br />
|cr elderly person. Box 7793, Sen<br />
"• Idler. 6 9<br />
ip<br />
(-111<br />
salari<br />
employ<br />
New J<br />
,10%<br />
Now Jersey",<br />
-uj piKED a watchman or full o<br />
k time latesman. Year around rcs<br />
Pphone 3030-W 6-9<br />
AGENCY<br />
mb<br />
SClllO^ 3 This<br />
take iftect in the Um<br />
l.-lw and will beciniinS<br />
nItijt July 1st 1KB<br />
„ NOTIIK<br />
llic obo\e oidlnance w<br />
CITY Employment Agency<br />
Reliable help furnished<br />
Inicjtigated COUDEUA<br />
Prop Fnonq 1980 it<br />
TUTORING<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly,<br />
first rcaillnK at a" m<br />
Board held nn tne 3rn<br />
1-W5 and will be tokt<br />
iraiilnk. final |)auaCo Sd il»<br />
at a meetlni; <strong>of</strong> said Boird to I?,<br />
on llio 17th da> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e, «& (•<br />
Commissioners' Chamben ,nt» fl<br />
DIAL READING and elementary<br />
i tuhjeits Public school teach<br />
S. Noal, 1335 Pleasure Ave.<br />
lty. Phone 17M. 6-2.1<br />
„. TUTORING In cool <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
suit or five subject spcumists<br />
IT} hifch school and colliK<<br />
. Ctassek start <strong>Jun</strong>e £1 Ask<br />
j.— INTENSIVE COACHING<br />
Commissioners 1 Cnambeii , an o Knure INTENSIVE COACHING<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cltl Men Jereey, dl Uffli 8B 12 W lilh St Occon Cltl<br />
RFX3INA li RODmS iltamore A\t , Wjndmooi Pu<br />
Cll]<br />
0-0—11—pr W.8<br />
CITV OF OCKAN CITt, NBWRD<br />
OHDlNANfE NO til ' -<br />
AN ORDINANCE to fix and at ^ Pembi oke Lane<br />
llsh ' the compentdtlon d[ tbe 111<br />
and other Clly CommlsiloMn JT<br />
Clt5 <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> city NBV Jnie/<br />
An Ordinance entitled u i<br />
duly passed by the Boinl <strong>of</strong> C«<br />
sloners <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> OceiB Oty.<br />
Jersey, on first leading at<br />
<strong>of</strong> said Bal hld t 1<br />
Jersey, on first leading at IfiKi<br />
<strong>of</strong> said Boanl held on tot 17tli te<br />
Ma>1905 and vt tk I<br />
d on tot 17tli te<br />
1905 and vts taken up In<br />
If lutorlntf. AH grades and<br />
1 Licensed. Experienced<br />
Well kiioun In public<br />
Sheppard's Auto Service<br />
All Kinds <strong>of</strong> Body Repairs<br />
UHIlLL AII(,NM1•^T<br />
COBItKCTS TIBE WEAR<br />
912 - 14 SIMPSON AVENUE<br />
PHONE 0722 „<br />
BUSINESS SERVICE<br />
Yale Keys 25c Each<br />
2 for 45c<br />
Haidwatc Co.<br />
t tchool cht-k^ Reasonable ink<br />
Mi rlon Pm k<br />
<strong>City</strong><br />
PERSONALS<br />
320.1 Any<br />
<strong>of</strong> age or size<br />
i order<br />
1 Asbury Ave<br />
doll repahed<br />
i Uothts f<br />
tHE FIM-S1 IN<br />
Informals,<br />
. Wcddlnc<br />
Receptions<br />
onil K,itllhK final passage and lAsj<br />
it a meeting <strong>of</strong> said Boinl hfW m , ..,.„ „„.,<br />
Ird duy <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e MH, in die am (lion Cards—Phone 0711<br />
slonera Oinmbers <strong>City</strong> HllL 01 IfcHpnry 412 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave<br />
CHy Vew Jer$e> at eleven odod 1 r<br />
he forenoon BOWfflSff* TENSE Tired Nervous<br />
rii> iicrk "Wflimit> printing _it pf %2fa •f u y f ?, enl . Phone 07H and iela\<br />
Refrigeration<br />
Commercial - Domestic<br />
Carrier<br />
AIR CONDITIONERS<br />
W. GEORGE REILLY<br />
Authorized Dealer<br />
649 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Phone 2204 I<br />
FRIGIDAIRE SAI lij and SERVICE—<br />
Ripalia to all make refrigt 1 ntors<br />
New FrlKldalre refrigerators, ranues<br />
washers dryers frecrera 1'almer I-rlii<br />
lilaln 1117 Asbuiy Ave Phone 02TS<br />
Open every evcnlnK 'til 9. tf<br />
fMLlIcniy, 4L2 <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
NOTK'K OF SKITLEMEST I<br />
Notice Is hereby f>lvffl that tie!<br />
counts <strong>of</strong> the subscrlbcn u lief<br />
i-cutors <strong>of</strong> the tSUitt <strong>of</strong> OI<br />
Stllwell deceased, will be ><br />
stated by the surrogate, and 1. .<br />
for settlement 10 the O»pe Hajr.Ol<br />
'»urt-l>robBte DI1UI0/1 Hh mi<br />
daj <strong>of</strong> July new atteno'd<br />
at which time application »U11<br />
for the ollowance ot r<br />
counsel fees.<br />
Dated <strong>Jun</strong>e 1. 1055<br />
Riibert K, Bell.<br />
Attorney<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city, N J, ,<br />
Bobfrt K. m j<br />
Thonuu H.)<br />
0-9—It—pf J7.56<br />
SIFIED DISPLAY<br />
Classified Advertisements<br />
AiUei tibemLnts for th?£D columns should be In Ilie <strong>of</strong>...- - ,<br />
'.cntlnil U-ilKer NOT 1ATHR THAN NOOV SATURDAY AND WKDW<br />
D\Y foi publication on the Cluisltled PJKe, Phone 0301 or W0&<br />
CLASSIFIED AD KATES<br />
<strong>On</strong>e Time, 25 Words or Lew<br />
(3c per word exceeding 1 r t words)<br />
Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, with 25 Words or Lejj . P*J<br />
Ads Requiring Box Number*, 25c More<br />
— All Classified Advertising Cash —<br />
r.ipv mailed In Riven to representative- or brought w <strong>of</strong>(l«F«*|<br />
nllj MOST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OH STAMPS |- —'«* •<br />
ropv accepted ovu phone as courtesj and convenience to <<br />
iulitnri(.c mu^t be in before advertisement is set In type<br />
Classified Display Advertising — *I 80 Per Inch<br />
CARD OF THANKS<br />
We would like 10 thank the membera<br />
f the Youth Center for their most<br />
Kencroiis girt. It was so thoughtful to<br />
remember us In such a nice way The<br />
memory <strong>of</strong> your thoughtfulnes* will be<br />
cherished forever.<br />
MARY ANN AND DOW<br />
LOST<br />
BLACK leather change purse. May 3L<br />
containing store coin and key* nn<br />
ehnln; vicinity <strong>of</strong> 8th & Aibury Ave.<br />
829 Second St. . 6-9<br />
PRESCRIPTION glumes wIUl a half<br />
frame. PoMibly 34th street Btctlon.*<br />
Reward. Phone fo*. -e-9<br />
FEMALE HELP WANTED<br />
FEMALE HELP WANTED Applications<br />
now Doing taken far taieaUdlt*. Full<br />
Umei or part time. Year around wortc<br />
Apply to Mra, Batterjby. o C Murphy<br />
Co, Wh st, and Asbury Ave «<br />
EXPERIENCED single needle opera- 1<br />
ton on ureuM Hece work ram.<br />
"eer around work. Apply In perton<br />
J Someis Point tltg. Go, 132 Shore<br />
load, Some Pulnt, N. I. M<br />
Murphy 00., fy, aaj Asbury Ave. tf<br />
^B/VTORS forreopened <strong>Ocean</strong> CUT<br />
3IRL wanted for sandwich emuiter.<br />
Apply Davla * Gordon, 1700 Asbury<br />
WOMAN or competent high school 1<br />
Egg?- -<br />
•p<br />
4<br />
•H<br />
i<br />
• €<br />
FEMALE HELP<br />
AVON representatlia "J!*1S 1<br />
port, aciUlvllle S 1 ?<br />
mora nnil Becslei's<br />
tlon call Allanllc CW<br />
WOMAN to do<br />
'53 CADILLAC<br />
0E VILLE COUpE<br />
FULLY iQUIPPEO<br />
$ 2995<br />
|'}3 STUDE. Tudor<br />
1 CHAMPION — RADIO<br />
HiATiR -, HYDRO.<br />
$1195<br />
IPONTIAC Chieftain<br />
OR SEDAN, R. * HYDRO.<br />
$895<br />
• LINCOLN Capri<br />
1 HARD TOP<br />
$3250<br />
1 PONTIAC 4-Door<br />
$575<br />
JCHEV.'/,-Ton Stake<br />
MALE HELP<br />
BRICK and block Wtr.<br />
Amoa. 417 3«h St.<br />
Asbury Ave.<br />
$695<br />
hey. 4-Dr. P.G.<br />
^695<br />
JDE. Ghctrnpipn<br />
HELPER<br />
AlkfKl<br />
BUTCHER<br />
UCK<br />
•CiMUC<br />
Aibury Avenue<br />
'Ciry Phono 0$06<br />
A. E:-STONE, Inc.<br />
Quality Asphalt Paving<br />
at Moderate Prices<br />
Phone PIsaianMlle 2781 or 2769<br />
7 1J<br />
STEAM WALIACRAPING — Wnteilesi<br />
method Also palntcil walls beautl<br />
full} ckannl h> EPLLIII process with<br />
uui steam Wallmaittr Sonitis Point<br />
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE<br />
O.K.'D USED CARS AND TRUCICS—<br />
All mqkes and models with a writ-<br />
ten guurantee that counts Palmer<br />
Chevrolet and Oidsmobllc Used Car<br />
Lot, Uth and Simpson Ave, Phone 0237.<br />
Open evenings. tf<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, <strong>1955</strong> THE OCEAN CITV SENTINEL-LEDOER<br />
FOR SALE<br />
1918 PLYMOUTH—Convertible lellnw,<br />
new lop lailio and heater 1350 00<br />
Apply 24 t> Holly Hills Drive The<br />
Fairways, or phono somers Point 3«tH,<br />
5-0<br />
2 WHru, (1 \8 ) ti allei good COIWI<br />
tltin. new tlr**, 55O.IJO. Inquire Boll-<br />
IHK Stanhupi' Head Marmora N J<br />
or phone 27y2. ' ' 6-t><br />
1953 PLYMOUTH, sport coupe t%vo<br />
tone white null tires radio, hestei<br />
Ckan New em guarantee <strong>On</strong>e owner<br />
SI JOU 00 Phone 02\i 6-9<br />
KI\S DUHI ICATED imd mnnc lo<br />
IOIU Ijiiirmls Tos Biy A\e I'hnni-<br />
1|S7 (>J.1<br />
Walter £ i.eoigc Bicldim n^UCi'inl<br />
liiilldui Kin 3id st Phone 20ut-J<br />
or 55 Ashury Ave I'hone 2!i(S2-W 6-23<br />
FLOOR SANDING MACHINE and wax-<br />
Ing nuichlne for rent by the dav<br />
Da\ls Hudware Cimilinny 1235 Asbury<br />
An. Phone D'115 tf<br />
NOTICE TO WEEKKN11ERS -We rent<br />
Icmls (or any Jub. Gun lacker, luwn<br />
lolltr powtr mowei flooi b indc i<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hardware Co. 723 Asbury<br />
Ave. Phone 2158. tf<br />
Attention<br />
YOU CAN AFFORD<br />
H •>!> ri,i'\y oi a 55 Pont I*ou<br />
mllent.e 'Yes hei(c\c It or not'<br />
925 Down mul ^12 50 p^r wk buys<br />
>ou a ( ji5 Ctie\y ond 55 Pontlacs<br />
priced uk low us $1935 utth the<br />
Ua\\^iiv Motors sensaitonal TIMES<br />
SALES PI,AN 42 months to pay<br />
This <strong>of</strong>ffi may 1H> limited so act<br />
quhklj' NO GIMMICKS NO RED<br />
I Art NO 1UO I OANS TO PAY<br />
Siicclm iuttnilon to Servicemen <strong>On</strong><br />
the sput dellveiv Make (i«ly one<br />
PfiMfltnt ( ottiiiletr ^(>r\ke lnclnd<br />
oil in mn on the pternlHc; modern<br />
vie L 1 dep t C redlt Quit kly ni>-<br />
pi o\ t d b> U lephoiif IVnonal<br />
cit'dlt irtrnrmallon gtrictl> mnil-<br />
dentliil TREMENDOUS TRADE, IN<br />
AI LO\VANCES If >ou ov.e any<br />
money on your old cur Baj v\ ay<br />
villl pav it <strong>of</strong>f This is orn? or the<br />
most unusual pinna c\ oi <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
ACT NOW WHILE J HIS OFF* R<br />
LAi/Tb Call ELI/ 4-B18S ot tuil<br />
In iicrson at<br />
The Big Bayway Motors<br />
Rt 1 4 Elmoiu live at the Boy-<br />
\\a\ tia/ric tlrcle Elizabeth N J<br />
See Us For<br />
Used Refrigerators<br />
Some reconditioned and<br />
Guaranteed. Other* at If.<br />
Excellent buyt at<br />
reatonabta pricei.<br />
SCHUFF ELECTRIC<br />
710 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Phone 1242<br />
FOR SALi<br />
BUREAUS<br />
waahefi.<br />
ch«t <strong>of</strong> drawfri,<br />
lot slutware. antique canopy<br />
bed drop leaf nitho<br />
rocker. lody« chair inv table, Llncolh<br />
23? Asbmy Ave<br />
frS<br />
TWO SUMMER ,uiti, men a, site M<br />
<strong>On</strong>e blue and one brown. Both<br />
Itlon Very<br />
SINGLE rock maple bed coll<br />
and mutual, good condition, .<br />
double coll spring and nUttrets, ;<br />
small nunoiany china clnet,<br />
I3» Bayahora Dr.<br />
RUSTICRAFT WOODEN FKNCE3.<br />
red wood basket weave, English<br />
hunllo fencea. post and rail, red wood<br />
" ~ " P.li.A. tenpj.<br />
board. Free estimates.<br />
Bert s Patio Shop SOI Wat Ave, Phone<br />
or 3122.<br />
USED TV SETS In good condition.<br />
Antenna* and towen Installed and<br />
repaired. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hardware Op.L<br />
720 Asbury Ave. Phone 21&8 t<br />
SMALL senei, top leer, round dlnlns<br />
room table, floor lamp, metal bed<br />
and link iprlng;, American cooker; rajr<br />
rugs 60x03; one and five nlion oil<br />
cam, two bronie flpturc*. 13 Bay Vlsw<br />
Place 6-9<br />
TWO BUNK beds; studio couch: three<br />
piece wicker »t; two vice* over.<br />
stuffed 11'<br />
abnahle<br />
room set<br />
inlyn pi. two cota, llea-<br />
nntss, marlKoldi, petunias,<br />
snapdragon!, sweet alyssum, agora-<br />
.um aaten Kailet snite cornriowers<br />
:alendula jcalllardla paraley, 50c d<br />
l b<br />
enrysanthemumi,<br />
Phone 2V29-J.<br />
it<br />
paraley,<br />
y »ev«r<br />
geranlumi,<br />
da jcalllardla paraley, 50c do}<br />
iilto slraubcny »ev«r bearlnn<br />
l i shrubs.<br />
S<br />
ubs.<br />
S-9<br />
COMPLETE nwhonony bedroom set.<br />
exceptionally Eood condition,<br />
sonable. Phone 13B2-J. ft-17<br />
USED G.E Automatic Dishwasher, _<br />
years old. I1T5.00. Trailed In on<br />
new Frigidolre dishwasher, ralmer's<br />
Frlgldolre. 1117 Aibury Ave. Phone<br />
BOATS FOR SALE<br />
FINE BOAl sllpa ftn rent In the i<br />
cvt I^i^oon In cast <strong>of</strong> a storm In<br />
thiin tlty $125 00 season Phone<br />
10U J f "<br />
iC LI E\NINl. Iq in oit anil silence<br />
not a huslfirvt lrust \(iui 111^3 to<br />
lellnblf flim All t>i»s <strong>of</strong> nik<br />
fniilnn. OompU-tc ni^' sprvlpf^- -rlc/in-<br />
k repuh und EIOI IPO iltptitmint<br />
mitli HUK Moikj r_"> N M iln st<br />
Mlllvlllc. Phunu II), KsiuhliBlicd since<br />
1S87. n-:si<br />
NOW OPEN<br />
HADLY JEWELERS<br />
935 Asbury Avenue<br />
WATCH, CLOCK and<br />
JEWELRY REPAIRING<br />
Manufacturing Special<br />
Rings and Diamond<br />
Mountings<br />
Store Hours: 10 to 12:30<br />
& 2 to 4:30 — Closed Mon.<br />
PHONE 2848<br />
BO(]H\h<br />
U<br />
J 1<br />
Ir-<br />
fl<br />
f- I'lW<br />
to i 1><br />
iten<br />
j-jifji<br />
LIU<br />
O.'I<br />
KEYS MADE—t:omplele locksmith ser-<br />
vice. Automobile lodis *t ^iK^liilty,<br />
Wultor K. Alltn, 705 Central Av«.<br />
Phone ^641. t/<br />
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY<br />
SUMMER SAFE<br />
USED CARS<br />
'S3 DODGE MLndnuhruok I tone<br />
flnnli llcikr *10»0<br />
'53 MERCURY Montcio Il.ildtop<br />
llailio Jiid Hcjlcr Wtnti wslh<br />
S1995<br />
'53 OLDSMOBILE 8B" I DoOl<br />
biddll ll< iltl *!'* 5<br />
1952 CHRYSLER Club Coupe. .Sjr<br />
jtogo, r.idio and iKiitir Autonia<br />
lie transniibblon $1W5<br />
'50 CHiVROLET Sld,in Delivery<br />
New pilnl icidy to_ liltel W«5<br />
•51 FORD Club Count. K.idio and<br />
'5J LINCOLN Capri Sedan. Fully<br />
equipped. Automatic transmission.<br />
51695<br />
•51 MERCURY 4 duor Sedan.<br />
Many other m«ke« and models<br />
to choose from $195 fo 1795<br />
GARDEN MOTORS, Inc.<br />
Lincoln-Mercury Dealer<br />
Call <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1431<br />
Owned and Operated by<br />
JOHN M. CAREW<br />
Open Sundays and Evenings<br />
104 Wtst 9th St., Oetan <strong>City</strong><br />
we ... Cash in Advance<br />
DP ClWfllfled Ad »lll IK published until paid for<br />
your ad appearing on this page, cosh must be m thin<br />
Inter Man Saturday and Wedncbdny noon Ad will not bo<br />
e until payment Is made.<br />
25 Words or hesa —15c<br />
TOOLS<br />
POR<br />
RENT<br />
Do if yourself and<br />
Save Money. We will<br />
rent you the tools.<br />
Power Saws<br />
Fertilizer Spreaders<br />
Floor Sanders and<br />
Polishers<br />
Ladders • Ladder Jacks<br />
Carpenter's Hand Tools<br />
Plumbing Tools<br />
Rented by Hour or Day<br />
HOME BUILDERS<br />
SUPPLIES<br />
HARDWARE — PAINT<br />
324 West Ave. Phone 1048<br />
tf<br />
IT- |)ly 450 .^.<br />
ltui\ A\c fi-n<br />
Hi III'. FIRESTONE nulliiiniU. 1051 ex<br />
llent condition. Used less than 10<br />
• ' • ph (B4DW<br />
houi*i 211 A^buiy A\e<br />
less than 10<br />
phone (B4D-W 69<br />
PEN'NYANN Jl lully iqulpiiid Spoil<br />
men 5 model 5 to 7 h i> Evlmud(><br />
Cd<br />
l i Evl<br />
he seen 30 E Cedar<br />
Point. N. J. . .<br />
v 6-9<br />
•22 FT. HKACII Eklff. Idmil risherninn's<br />
t HJS sheltei .mil fullj equipped<br />
No iriummiule <strong>of</strong>tLi rclimd<br />
.rfnum's Boat Yard, somers Point<br />
•I. «H4<br />
II, FT SK1I h Diliim, & Stmtlon mo-<br />
lui cirnoOful oulikMili- 16 \\ lOlh<br />
•I 6-9<br />
i M (tpen I, i\ Ijojt 4 ivllnfkr<br />
1 ilmd mirlnc miitoi ^imno Oi<br />
iki <strong>of</strong>fti SHI fl)mouth PI fhnne<br />
()0K! W lj , (i-p<br />
^ f"MiI\ ( RLISFR ifKlom l>ul]t b\<br />
liolh <strong>On</strong>e (mm i ict\ link ii-si<br />
nniplclt i igultim nt Miljl lo short<br />
lit. i< Puini mbhci miHii'st*. Sleeps<br />
lull lu id Hioin i.illc\ and lollil<br />
'm iiuh in ilioMtn\ hull rilinn 120<br />
|> nmmi 2 to 1 iiiludlr.n Ljtisl<br />
IUU dc\ko Must lit sold No Ha<br />
inil>li <strong>of</strong>f< i itfii*-rd set in Iiolh<br />
oils Ptltiiljuu ni lilionp OtLjn ( Itv<br />
1 M.' 6-0<br />
NEW and USED PIANOS<br />
Grind. • $pln*ti • Uprl«htt<br />
Tuning - Repairing<br />
CIRCLE PIANO MART<br />
(<strong>On</strong> <br />
ators at greatly reduced prices, vou<br />
Plumbing and Heating 5th St.<br />
Asbury Avo. Phone 0433.<br />
GERANIUMS—Ivv ccronlumJ.<br />
leaf tihd collecton varieties<br />
fancy<br />
full line <strong>of</strong> suminei annuals, .Rose<br />
bushes and hydrangeas Colonial flow-<br />
er Shou. 2323 bhore Rd , Somers<br />
Point Phone 2648 It<br />
DONT MISS THIS<br />
9,2 Cu. Ft. Spacarrmkar<br />
G-E REFRIGERATOR<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly *229.95<br />
with your old r«frl(nr»tor<br />
plus FREE G-E Portable M|ur<br />
1954 G B APPLIANCES<br />
ORIATLY REDUCED<br />
vass<br />
Plumbing & Heating<br />
Sth St. £ Aibury Avi. Ph. 0413<br />
CHEST <strong>of</strong> drawem, double bed. with<br />
Inneriprlng nuttrn* complete, round<br />
antique table with rocker, electric re-<br />
frigerator, maple Kttni china clant.<br />
boy'j bicycle. «S0 St. charlei PI. Phone<br />
31W-W. • M.<br />
TWIN HAIR top Innenprlng nutlnsi-<br />
• " " dongoreum ruir.<br />
•on chair. »3.0fI,<br />
I10.0U: new 6x9<br />
ti 00 dining rooni nifn i-'nvir. fd>uv.<br />
mans urlnaT tompletp 110.00, Wood<br />
Venetian blinds SOc esch. aeos Asbury<br />
Aie ft*<br />
MODERN blonde oak oval dinette I*<br />
bte. 36X40 ha. le^f<br />
tic covered dinette U<br />
34x47 Phone 272S-R<br />
E oval ainnie u-<br />
ible.^blo^dS Teg<br />
REAL ISTATE FOR BINT<br />
6 ROOM HOUSE-FWniahM, •» Bloek<br />
VlmJand Mlxr~<br />
PAUPRMO. Slur* RMII.<br />
llvlna room, badnen '<br />
Two ailulu preferred, 1<br />
Mrs Martin. (Irtthoiite i<br />
DUier.<br />
BEDROOM. 2 ttth *Ott«gB.<br />
girege, Reason or half aeaion,<br />
er on pnmlses. 313 WMley Rd,<br />
WOULD like to thin my four<br />
bedroom cottage w|th (Dngenlol cou-<br />
ple for fummer ie«son. Refirmct* re-<br />
quired, Wle Box WO, i«ulnt|-Lei<br />
ser, fM<br />
3 BAY AVE, season, clew), modem<br />
•lx room home, heat, hoi water, elec-<br />
ic kitchen tati 1 h Ira<br />
tric<br />
Lie•<br />
ome, heat,<br />
automatic 1<br />
REAL ESTATE WANTED<br />
RESPONSIBLE local party need* to<br />
rent unfurnished dwelling Inunedh<br />
un<br />
nteiy. for year<br />
Phone 2731 M.<br />
.. _. ..<br />
around.<br />
ROOMS with kitchen prlvllejM desired<br />
for all summer waea>aadli by mar-<br />
led couple and 2 crown daushten.<br />
iVhiteaide 739 Garmaiuawn Pike, l*-<br />
[nyette Hills, pa. 6-9<br />
LARGE DESK, a piece wicker Mt, con.<br />
sale radio complete bed. Sacrifice,<br />
316 seaipray Rd.<br />
CRICKET chair,<br />
iwiwptr, chlnti<br />
bury Ave, phone<br />
Ith cushion, Enrpot<br />
' Tead iW A*<br />
italdp eoc down, 30 pUi#r KlnO*. «ttc<br />
\vten and tip, cloud Wft0iw«Jay, Tfi*<br />
lemiocki, 17uQ Shore Hoed, MnwoOd<br />
doien<br />
Heml<br />
N. tJ,<br />
FRIGIDAIRE. perfect working Condi*<br />
tlon. 1X00% *Phone 5M0-R M<br />
S4" TRACY atalnlatf steel link<br />
cabinet, aUo 0 cu ft coolerator<br />
'reezer tyiie refrlgeintor, both excel-<br />
lent condition, tSOOO each. Plmne OBT"<br />
after 7 p. m. '<br />
DOUBLE wooden bed. Palmer box<br />
line and mattreM. RaH<strong>On</strong>able, 31(<br />
eabrigft<br />
Seabrlght Road, Phone 3SO-R.<br />
DOUBLE ivory bed good Ifintnprlntf<br />
m&Urcis ooll spring, Ivory mclcer,<br />
Ivory cheil ot Arnv,cn, Sift St, J*<br />
~*lac* week end*<br />
COLbSPOT refrigerator, 110.00; two<br />
double beds.- complete, 110.00 each.<br />
60B Flnt St. ' • • ' . .<br />
LADY 3 bicycle, thtTe piece wicker<br />
set; Apex washer with spinner dry*<br />
'; lugKHge trailer; miscellaneous ar-<br />
Iclej All reasonable 710 Pennlvn<br />
Place. e-a<br />
TWIN boxsprlng*ond mattress* bath-<br />
room sink; two screen doors; kitchen<br />
iblc; odd chairs. 1114 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave. 6-8<br />
.ISED autoniatlc washer, dresser, w<strong>of</strong>td'<br />
wardrobe, fiber rugs, 1120 Central<br />
\vc. phone 0756. 6-9<br />
BABY ctMtH Hnd uad like iiew.<br />
525.00 24 Asbury Ave Phone 1237.<br />
G-9<br />
CU. FT. O. . E. rrtrlgerator. I3&00.<br />
Apply uflcr 6 li. m, 218 Crefjcent Rd,<br />
la (U IT tilufdulic—Ireeiti cida<br />
nuiMi uii f\ 'i nit>nlli3 In local tchotils<br />
1 it?nr& uunnnt\ ltiijk'.iin |irlti* tjisy<br />
Uimn Falmci ril|fldulrc 1119 Asbury<br />
IJOAT SIJI'S fi>" rent, iK-mm<br />
lin.-it-s up IN 27> fl. S:ife unrli<br />
\(i*fou<br />
might desire to trade some things not<br />
needed. Rent cribs strollers,<br />
pens, cots'• find furniture. R. C.<br />
bins, 611 Asbuiy Ave,<br />
play<br />
predated.<br />
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY<br />
SELECT ONE OF OUR<br />
OK USED CARS<br />
AS THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE<br />
'53 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door<br />
Sedan. Powiralldf. Radio and<br />
Heater. Low Mileage.<br />
$445 down<br />
'31 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pkk-Up<br />
Heater, New Paint. <strong>On</strong>e owner.<br />
$230 down<br />
'50 CHEVROLET 3-Door Deluxe<br />
Radio and Heater. <strong>On</strong>e owner.<br />
$545 Full price<br />
'50 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan<br />
Radio, Heater and Hrdramatic.<br />
1 $215 down<br />
'$3 FORP 2 Door V-»<br />
Hwttr.<br />
$335 down.<br />
'52 CHEVROLET- iel-AIr Hardtop<br />
Radio and Htaler. Powergllde.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly $395 down<br />
USE THE GMAC FINANCE PLAN<br />
Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmobile<br />
NEW CAR<br />
SHOWROOM<br />
1119 Afbury A<br />
Phon* 0235<br />
(ESTABLISHIO 1(19)<br />
D at. I a! USED CAR<br />
Both Locations LOT<br />
9th and Slmpwn<br />
Phon* 0237<br />
TWO WRINGER type washing nia-<br />
rhlne«, one large, 133.00: one regn-<br />
l&r size. ¥33.00. Stvartnlnore Hotel, 831<br />
Wesley Ave.<br />
FULL SIZE coll spring, tB.00: Inside<br />
.wooden door. lo.00 1U6 Central Ave<br />
6-0<br />
OVERSTUFFED living room. suite<br />
wlili slip covers, Axcellent condition,<br />
W5.00; 42'—while poirelnln gas range.<br />
id condltlon/JSO.OO. Ifll W. lflth St.<br />
one lfSTV-W. 6-9<br />
FIRST fLOOH. Bay front, beautifully<br />
furnished apartment for season<br />
Thico b*droomi, living room dlnlnn<br />
room, kitchen, bath, powder room,<br />
sun porch overlooking pay. Apply 40<br />
Bay Avo u<br />
CABINET base. 35.00: small buffet.<br />
tSOa clean double mattress. Si00,<br />
clothos ruck. 50t. cots, |5.0!> each,<br />
electric heater- mirrors; spreads; odd<br />
cooking utensils. 710 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave. 6-9<br />
DOUBLt* manle bed complete good<br />
condition 920 00 llendlx nuU>matlc<br />
washpr porfect runnlnir "" '<br />
J1O 00 1112 Asbury A\c<br />
rtENT—1008 Central Ave and 818<br />
Plymouth Place. <strong>On</strong>e, two, three<br />
Mdraom spartmenti. <strong>Jun</strong>e and 8ep-<br />
ember SSSLOQ UP weekly. Jvlr anil<br />
August fWOD weekly up Utilities hi-<br />
;lM9ed — HI<br />
LIVING n»om snfn. three down cush-<br />
ions, $10.00. rhone 1TS6-W. 9-9<br />
WANTED TO<br />
VVUU S<br />
Phone<br />
in Kood condition<br />
e-9<br />
WANTED—-two duplex dwellings be-<br />
vecn lBth and 40th sits. Fhoni-<br />
REAL iSTAVE FOR SALE<br />
117 PINNACLE 1U).—Gardens. Very<br />
beautiful. Must be seen to ba Hp<br />
Fartly furnished. Three<br />
Iiorches and garage. Gas haat. Near<br />
beach. Lot J50\ Phone 0441-B, If<br />
J. A. BROWN<br />
REALTOR<br />
Sales — Rentals<br />
Corntr<br />
27th & ASSURY AVE.<br />
Phone 1637<br />
119 OCKAN AVK. Income on<br />
911,000. Zoned for guest nousc br<br />
duplcx iipartmcnt conversion, £ovcn<br />
bedrooms, three 'porches, two living<br />
rooms garage lot 50x1^0 Open dally<br />
Cl»rk, 15Ji So tront St Plllla tf<br />
FLORIDA—Will tl-silo my hOllie In<br />
Venice. Flu (on the tiulf <strong>of</strong> Mex-<br />
ico), for large <strong>Ocean</strong> .<strong>City</strong> house or<br />
two family house. Kloridu house less<br />
than three years old, CliH construe-<br />
Llon. two bedrooms nnd den. 11^ buttis,<br />
fireplace, screened |Wrch. con'ort ter-<br />
lazzo floors jalousie windows com<br />
nlclely furnished L«i thoh Uirce<br />
blocks to beach. Nice neighbors. Value<br />
E1S.S0O Present mortgage $7,200 Dave<br />
Spiegel, Cedar Brook, N. J. Phone<br />
Ilnmmonton 210 or U09-J-3. 6-16<br />
CORNKR coltnge. central location,<br />
four bedrooms butt), etc Furnished.<br />
Tnu cm Ifurafii Lot S0\100 Hot air<br />
oil heot Possession S10 000 M K.<br />
Chattln. 805 Central Ave. ' 6-9<br />
SIX ROOMS, bath, enclosed bock<br />
porch. All electric kitchen. Must be<br />
seen to appreciate. Selling because <strong>of</strong><br />
llnesa. Apply 301 Bay Ave, or any<br />
Broker, $-9<br />
MKRION PARKv <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, spacious<br />
three bedroom corner • nousc. lot<br />
00x100. furnished. Immediate posses-<br />
sion, $11 Son 00 Rent for season<br />
W50.00. Phone Atlantic <strong>City</strong> 2-81B8. $-9<br />
Jjyr eoxJO. loncd Two (amlly resi-<br />
dential. Graded, sewer rear nllpy,<br />
Ttear btaoh. Go(f. f IB M<strong>of</strong>nlnmlde Rtt<br />
Mlono 29TJ-J. G-tt<br />
APARTMENTS FOR RENT<br />
Ctentnl<br />
THE MOTIDB arum<br />
menti, beiuufnily f<br />
modem MnwlnunenU, re<br />
m w «<br />
furnlwd,<br />
retdy for «<br />
BEDROOM aptrtinent. tint floptv<br />
AvslUbl* AUiTUt I to tL Asply 830<br />
Seventh St, second floor, **<br />
8J7 PELHAM PLACE-An Ideal apsrt-<br />
ment overlooking oeacn, (Irs* floor,<br />
three large airy biSroonu. »rc{i»s.<br />
*wnlnt>. cv ppice. New Musk Kail.<br />
Aduiu preferred \io peu 6-9<br />
APARTMgWTS<br />
Upotr p!rb"<br />
THKBB I<br />
ton, 41f (<br />
bedroonts, loai<br />
H At and<br />
B . saD ST.~-tlue*<br />
newly oeconted, "<br />
near beach, 2nd I<br />
ton, or will Ipiit<br />
at. Sent., or Srf<br />
Momlnwlde Rd. ~<br />
ANDERSON APAf<br />
mouth PI. <strong>On</strong>e<br />
Pi,<br />
une 11-14,<br />
sun<br />
UMlrawn*<br />
two<br />
W •<br />
Juljr<br />
•ARK VIEW—Hh St, mm .<br />
Two room > amrtmmU,<br />
MBLCJO weekly. olnt automatic washer nvfillable until<br />
tugusl 1; Z'bedroom second floor<br />
isrtment ocean view —available to<br />
\lgmt 1. Apply 3047 Asbury Ave.<br />
ENTRAIXY localed^ second floor<br />
Bright cheerlul sleeps alx Eultable<br />
ir group <strong>of</strong> vtaltnwes or »-klnj[<br />
Iris tew 00 season utilities Included<br />
pply 160) Asbmy A^e, Phono 13%-W,<br />
0^34<br />
ELIZABETH HALL 1115-1T Central<br />
Avo Pint flour, (our rooms and'<br />
mth Parking. Season, half season or'<br />
Ivm weeks Special rates <strong>Jun</strong>e and<br />
September Phone 1763-R 6-84<br />
INE FIRST door apartment, all tlec-<br />
tilc kitchen two bedrooms seaJori<br />
$500.00 half aSTSOO Lovctv first floor<br />
apartment two bedrooma eltiee to<br />
[>each *73 00 weekly Bungalow, two<br />
tiedrooms, all electric kitchen bay seo-<br />
lon. MO 00 weekly. Nicholson 847 Cen-<br />
ral Ave Phone 0718 Closed Sundays<br />
t'OKNlSHEP apartment. 2 bedroom*.<br />
llrst noor. Week, month or ceasoi):<br />
038 Bay AW: 9-U<br />
WLSLEV AVB corner Noith St.<br />
Oimpletcly lurnfshed and available<br />
reck month or season. Large screcnea<br />
orch modern kitchen, living room<br />
•IUi day bed. bedroom, bath, suluble<br />
or 4. Apply premises. ' U<br />
011 BAY AVE.. four rooms and bath,<br />
sleeps eight, for week, month or Me-<br />
son. Also rooms with twin or double<br />
lieds. MCBIS. If desired. 84<br />
3 bedroom apartment open<br />
fr»nl July 1 to IS or August IS to<br />
September 15 828 Second St.<br />
THE GABLES-^th St, * <strong>Ocean</strong> Avi<br />
Attractive one and two bedr*<br />
k l j t^d<br />
son, II. c Amos. 417<br />
sin<br />
ROOMS with runnlni<br />
week. teMon Also<br />
ing girls and boys. 1<br />
1412 Central Ave.<br />
running water, by<br />
t roama for<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Call<br />
OOM for Nvs v.orklng girl.,<br />
private bath. Reaunable rat?.<br />
ynthia Amu. ^404 penliiF<br />
hone 3 1 7 1 •<br />
private bath.<br />
Cynthia Amu.<br />
Phone 3171<br />
CAN accommodate two or three<br />
ink boys. 334 Central Ave,<br />
WORKING girls and boyi,<br />
accommodation*, two in room,<br />
each, dally. Ajso other gust<br />
•1,00 daily during <strong>Jun</strong>e, T n 00<br />
during July >nd August. 901 c<br />
Am.<br />
double for working bdji<br />
.OO par person, and np.l*t<br />
ibury Ave. «}•<br />
ROOM FOR RENT-WD Central Aw ft<br />
. The Elbeion singly or double, Ri i><br />
me 3487^.<br />
6-t<br />
608 Atlantis<br />
CLEAN, comfortable rooms, ftir<br />
•on, near restaurants, for work<br />
Kh-ls or boys. The Idlewlld. 710 —<br />
lyn Terrace.<br />
FRONT BEDROOM, for two em|<br />
penons or middle aged coup<br />
immer season. 738 centnl Ave.<br />
ummi<br />
317B.<br />
THE qUIU^-avkllable now.<br />
double rooms, beautifully<br />
letsanl surroundings, central ._<br />
can accommodate alx working<br />
" . Wl Central •<br />
ROOMS for working ,-<br />
Ellda Hotel, 841 Centnl<br />
COMI-^ORTABLE ' room, runhinfe<br />
aemi-privkte bath, for three<br />
boys^nesr bardlk p<br />
The tbblc,<br />
RCKJMs for working bov* Van ^<br />
•vca*: .rooma wUh hoi •<br />
rllegea for small
I, 1<br />
B|a hw Uto SWtt-^l fi^l<br />
' ^ ^Jptj-fawtiap'B dmhetive, and ex- ridebtaod«nadeqiiatoweight W
HOME
JT^Z ••»r,~ vfT ;•!<br />
w»s glvenjby Wade Moncricf.<br />
To B* Or Not To ••" wat MM<br />
fJHe «f • play which wai written<br />
Ay Me iludanti, and provWtd<br />
.fateNlM wHKhlnminf. Tht MM*<br />
Wtt in Cnfr.l Park, Naw York<br />
Mm art work for th. ttage<br />
*a* itiada by ttie tlu-<br />
Jw MM gutdane. <strong>of</strong> Mhi<br />
h Bell, art Inifruetor.<br />
(lie east wen Virginia Redncr,<br />
wmpsop, Doris Schwab,<br />
Hub*r, Kenneth Myeri,<br />
part <strong>of</strong> ftudents; Bay.<br />
nil and Earl Tomllnson,<br />
W»de Moncrief, police <strong>of</strong>-<br />
rftara Nugent, personnel<br />
Gtoovlevo Totoro, passer-<br />
:! ' * "si'Miry Btlib^t Joanne<br />
1 Rosa, Dorcas White.<br />
~ifrtRi Virginia .Gray,<br />
„,._ Won KeretU. the toe<br />
Dolores ,Toli»5J, norencc Night-<br />
itej Joseph, Krcnx, Oeorgo Pen-<br />
" Richard Ylngllng, wounded<br />
Dorcas Whiteslde, Ceelle<br />
Vlrjihln Gray, Bruce Smith<br />
^ -ChUB ol the<br />
\' 1<br />
UP., Dorothy Grits, peanut<br />
Clifford Williams, Arabian<br />
Cur, Margaret<br />
Conover, Eileen<br />
wives. <strong>of</strong> the Arabian:<br />
/<br />
were presented<br />
... Johnson F<strong>of</strong>i 2185,<br />
friin Win, by Cop.<br />
ft Colao /or jiitlitcn.<br />
pond attendance, to<br />
Kelly and Virginia Rcdner<br />
DIQrlo, president <strong>of</strong> Kl-<br />
ntade a presentation to<br />
Sffllfh for oufitandlno pros-<br />
r«d H<strong>of</strong>fman, president<br />
made the award to<br />
Kathryn Lon<strong>of</strong>, baled on effort.<br />
Mrs, Albert Foreman, president <strong>of</strong><br />
the Women's Civic Club, presented<br />
awards for the highest scholastic<br />
Standing to Dorcas Whitesldo sad<br />
Moncrief.<br />
Commander Richard Selimled, <strong>of</strong><br />
Clark-Ellason Post, 352, American<br />
Legion, nude an award lor all<br />
•round: school performance, which<br />
Included scholastic sLsndlng,, ath-<br />
letics, and ability to get along har-<br />
monlously with teachers and. slu<br />
dents, to Dorcas Whlteside and<br />
Wade Monertef,<br />
Mrs. Joseph Havrilchak, president<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Parent Teacher Association<br />
presented award! to Bruce Smith,<br />
for art; Martha Morton, for music,<br />
Virginia Oray for home economics<br />
and to Joseph Krenz for Industrial<br />
arts.<br />
James M. Monaghii, president <strong>of</strong><br />
the Board <strong>of</strong> Education presented<br />
the diplomas to the 32 graduates.<br />
The following ElghHi Grade pu-<br />
pllt *cttd ai flewtr glrlt who es-<br />
corted the graduate! to th* ttage;<br />
Linda Sooy, Judy Wllllami, Inge-<br />
berg Svlnland, Marilyn Pratt, Mir-<br />
iam Boale, Dorothy Cratto,L leaner<br />
f hMrin #nd Francet. Shaffer, Sal.<br />
ly Ceoroe, Francet Sullivan, lleta<br />
Currier, Florence Walton, Edith<br />
Thompion, Judy Brown, Loulte<br />
Baum and Ann Rota acted it uth.<br />
era.<br />
Several selections werf rendered<br />
by the <strong>Jun</strong>ior High Ensemble, (Say<br />
Beadman, Betty Bergerj Lewis Bros-<br />
chard, Dorothy Bruce, Linda Collier,<br />
Sandra Cunningham, Catherine Fay,<br />
Otto Pernsel, Patricia Hart, Judy<br />
Hempnln, Russell Lindsay, OrvIllB<br />
Mathls, Barbara McKennett, Roberta<br />
Moncrief, Ronald Moyer, Jacqueline<br />
O'Donnell, Roberta Pennlniton, Car.<br />
ol Satnppe, Leaner Sheeran, Patri-<br />
cia steelman, Ingeborg Svindland,<br />
'at Wiesenthal and Judy WUlIams,<br />
Vocal selections were <strong>of</strong>fered by<br />
_ftrtha Hortpn, Barbara Nugent,<br />
pordon Plereitl and CecUe Fiorlllo.<br />
Alnawlk,<br />
CUSTOM<br />
• Counter Tops<br />
•/ Sink Tops<br />
• Cocktail Tables<br />
John E. & Howard<br />
JROUT, Inc.<br />
t- Call O. C. 1200<br />
BUICK<br />
SALES - SERVICE<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
, USED CARS<br />
GENUINE<br />
flUfCK PARTS<br />
• WHEEL ALIGNMENT &<br />
1 BALANCING<br />
THE MODERN WAY<br />
; U. S. TIRES<br />
Wallace Brdd.<br />
Buick<br />
fth and SIMMON AVt.<br />
JKEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
}••*• .- rtm*nn<br />
SOMERS POINT—The Ladles Aid<br />
Society <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>ce Lutheran Church<br />
wUl hold a sale <strong>of</strong> crab cakes, po.<br />
tato salad and cole slaw <strong>Jun</strong>e 24.<br />
Sociefy to Meet<br />
SOMIRS POINT—The Altar and<br />
Rosary Society <strong>of</strong> Si Joseph's R, C,<br />
Church will meet in the Church Hall<br />
Thursday.<br />
USED<br />
Guaranteed UsM Cars<br />
195* Moor Studebaker Land<br />
Cruiser, fully equipped.<br />
1950 Studebaker Commandtr<br />
Sedan.<br />
194? Buick Convertible<br />
", fully equipped.<br />
Iftt Studebaker Champion<br />
••" • Sedan,,<br />
ROY A. MENGEL & SON<br />
STUDtBAKIR Silu * Service<br />
WOODBINE<br />
MOTOR SALES<br />
is The Place to<br />
Buy the ALL-NEW<br />
'55 DE SOTO and<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
• Von Iioo't Nrrd A Tnida<br />
• Jio llicd Down r«)mmt<br />
• Bit. SS Months—Hut ft»t«<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
USED CARS<br />
Many with No Down Payment<br />
COME OVER TO WOODBINE<br />
MOTOR SALES and SAVE 1<br />
peSoto-Plyrnputh Dealer<br />
fOO WASHINGTON AVE<br />
WOODBINE PH. 1-2266<br />
AUTOMOBILE IHSURANCE<br />
«M* matter what your prefer#n*e or requirements may be,<br />
* wJ crin supply them.<br />
.... Company Rates<br />
' DevlatirSg ST6cl< Company RaTos<br />
Deviating<br />
y<br />
Cior^pany Rates<br />
Jtm<br />
thi*<br />
1 who wrlfet If a'own<br />
kiln. ,. .. ,<br />
thm thing*— SaV^igt alii Sirvlc*.. •<br />
qualify undti* pretenf oqderwrlHpB rcqulremenff, your<br />
> dot th* «*m» da/wirrtilM yoor application.<br />
d and TS^Infl S«rvlca, then<br />
F fiav* to.<br />
flnanclnftr&f wyr.l&il bank ami<br />
Sw yeur Cwnprthmtlv* **» CvllHWn<br />
• «MI»atlan.<br />
If/ Uoyd<br />
VTOmUt PREMIU<br />
Polio Vaccine to be<br />
Administered Friday<br />
SOMma PODJT ^- Hertert<br />
" Searle, auperlnlendcnt <strong>of</strong> loners<br />
Point sohitols, has anhounoed<br />
that the Silk anUpollfl vsoclne<br />
^JH ,. M- *amijiii»id Friday,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 17. it 2 p. m. In the herim<br />
»enu <strong>of</strong> the p»w«s iv. School.<br />
The uioculatlong arc available<br />
to all:mt «nd Ieee»$ GraMpii-<br />
plls. whose parents have stgbed<br />
requests for,it, Each clilld must<br />
be accompanied by a parent or<br />
adult. ....... .<br />
Mr. Searle Added that those<br />
who signed the permission slips,<br />
previously ond wish to withdraw<br />
that pemliston are asked to ^o<br />
U Immediately, In wrtAar, so<br />
that H can be ascertained what<br />
iw wm be needed,<br />
Council Buys<br />
New Traffic Light<br />
at Danger Comer<br />
SOMEES POW-rAt a meeting <strong>of</strong><br />
Council Fridiy evening, an ordinance<br />
passed final reading, authorizing the<br />
purchase <strong>of</strong> i, highway truck at a<br />
cost <strong>of</strong> $8,700. The flint <strong>of</strong> f4,200<br />
had been avaUlble through appro-<br />
priation under capital .improvement!,<br />
and the balance <strong>of</strong> 14,500 wUl be<br />
railed by the isle <strong>of</strong> bonds.<br />
Freeholder WUUam Morrow • «.<br />
ported that • three^haie trame<br />
light loon will be erected at the |n.<br />
tersectloh <strong>of</strong> New Road and Mays<br />
Landing Bead. A flashing signal<br />
light is the only caution at the pres-<br />
ent tune. This uitericotion has been<br />
the scene <strong>of</strong> many serious and fa-<br />
tal accidents.<br />
Traffic conditions it Bay and Mary-<br />
land av,, are under study by the<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Freebolderi, Morrow Mid,<br />
and ah effort will be made to rem-<br />
edy the situation there.<br />
Charlei Rowland, councilman <strong>of</strong><br />
the perki and pltygroundt com*<br />
mlttee, reported th.t flit munici-<br />
pal bathing beach Is naw epen<br />
with two HfeouardJ on duly—<br />
Ceont Potfi and Hllmar, Louis.<br />
A new diving beard hit BMn<br />
erected.<br />
The ball field has been rolled and<br />
a new bicltstop is being erected at<br />
the s<strong>of</strong>tball field.<br />
Two transfers <strong>of</strong> plenary fctall<br />
ansumptlon licenses were approved:<br />
from Point Tivern, Inc. to Arthur<br />
DeMarls and David Simpson; and<br />
from Carrie Comfort to John J.<br />
Worthington and Stephen C, Sym-<br />
noski. ,<br />
A letter wai read from the state<br />
firs wardeni regarding the city<br />
dump. They recommended that the<br />
entire area be fenced, with roads cut<br />
through on all sides, and the sur.<br />
rounding woodland be burned <strong>of</strong>f,<br />
William Worthlngton, building In-<br />
spector, reported a total,<strong>of</strong> 13: per-<br />
mita Issued In May, for, four, .new<br />
homes, one garage, three repairs,<br />
four additions and one, new store,<br />
with a total valuation <strong>of</strong> $55,930.<br />
Board Awards<br />
School Contracts<br />
lmptov*m*nh to<br />
BulWing. Pldnh.d<br />
Educolion<br />
plans to en<br />
to compile<br />
version <strong>of</strong><br />
In Hie,New ._..<br />
cnt, the school is<br />
A contract was awarded to the<br />
Standard Elettric Companyv for a<br />
dock end bflll system to be installed<br />
the. Dawes sv. School at a cost<br />
ttfrtpIaeeUiSoMayatem.<br />
SOMpS POBW — The Somers<br />
'oint Rescue Squad wil! meet <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
20 at 8:30 p, m. In the. New Jersey<br />
av, Plre Hall, It will make plans for<br />
fund drive August IB.<br />
—. B0(rd -<br />
. evening made<br />
eettog cou,ultJint<br />
lUons for the con,<br />
ting plant to oU<br />
" -""^Jft" BTM-<br />
bulldlni «t (a (deft ef , __<br />
awarded to John .Keating. Walter<br />
lidtMh Company will T*pla» the<br />
window thadM In Mia umi Khool.<br />
New teachers <strong>of</strong>fered contracts for<br />
the <strong>1955</strong>-58 year are Edward John-<br />
son and Edward Saunder Jr. John<br />
H, Wise Jr. was hired to replace<br />
Floyd Blafce, who resigned as phys-<br />
leal education inatructor for boys.<br />
Mr. Wise was former youth physclal<br />
education director at the north<br />
branch <strong>of</strong> the Y. Mf. C. A. In Phlla.<br />
delpWa.<br />
The resignation <strong>of</strong> Mrs.'Maty Lou<br />
Drasslngton, <strong>Jun</strong>ior HUh teacher,<br />
was accepted.<br />
The contract <strong>of</strong> Herbert Searle as<br />
school superintendent was renewed.<br />
In addition to other teachers, who<br />
are already under tenure, thi follow*<br />
Ing teachers were given contracts<br />
for the fall semester! Mrs, Elizabeth<br />
Egglcton, Mrs, .Emma Ballard, Miss<br />
Lynn Lawrence, Mrs. Eileen Durgcn<br />
and Miss Mary Louise Ogdcn.<br />
Captain Charlei Gray, <strong>of</strong> the po-<br />
lice department, wai named at-<br />
tendance <strong>of</strong>ficer, to replace Wil-<br />
liam Morrow, former chief <strong>of</strong> po-<br />
lice, whs rtflgntd the <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
George Hyde, Wilfred Orlandl, arid<br />
Mils Minnie Deulnaer werf re-<br />
tained at tchoel cuttadlani, Harry<br />
Smith wai aialn named zuttodlan<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mhsol funds.<br />
Dr. James Hitchner was retained<br />
as school physician and Dr. John<br />
Weaver as school dentist.<br />
The board authorized Mr, Searle<br />
to , Interview candidates for the<br />
teaching position hi the remedial<br />
reading class to bo formed in the<br />
fall.<br />
lie will also screen applicants for<br />
a part time clerical position at the<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>ior High School.<br />
Marine Patrol <strong>On</strong><br />
Bay Starts Wednesday<br />
SOMERS POINT—Preparations are<br />
completed for the start <strong>of</strong> the sun-<br />
down patrol <strong>of</strong> the Somers Point<br />
Civil Defense Marine Unit WedneS"<br />
day..<br />
The first run will be in charge <strong>of</strong><br />
First Vice Commodore Warren WU-<br />
son and wilt leave Dick's dock at 8<br />
p, m, and Bo to the mouth <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Great BBS Harbor river, back to<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Inland waters, thence<br />
to the <strong>Ocean</strong> Clty-Longport bridge<br />
and back to Somers Point,<br />
The patrol will be on the look out<br />
for fishermen and boats in distress.<br />
Ciaisified Adi Bring Quick Remits<br />
INDEPENDENT<br />
ROOFING CO., INC,<br />
ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL<br />
AL GARDINER<br />
206 Sixth Sfreef— Phone <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 0163<br />
If ltd Answer, Call O. C. 3251-W<br />
Fr« EttimatH Furnlih»d — F.HA Flnanclnf Arrangad<br />
Storm Cuts Power to<br />
Somers Point Area<br />
' SOMETO ifCrtWTrThursday night's<br />
storm dAnipted dertric service here<br />
and' also,resulted In daj^age to sev-<br />
eral boats on the, bayftoaV<br />
Pplke reported an. electric power<br />
line ^aa blow" downT)y high winds<br />
at BW'aV« ani ttr*W Lane, caus-<br />
ing a power blackout along Bay av,<br />
to Llnwood. ., ; ,.*••'<br />
Serylce; was dlsnipted for Several<br />
hours unto emerigenoy crewi <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong> fleetrte Co. made re-<br />
pairs) to the damaged line.<br />
The Somers tj>\M Marine Civil De-<br />
fense unit reported three small<br />
cabin cruisers , were, .damaged aad<br />
several rowboats sunk along the bay-<br />
front area.<br />
A grann, <strong>of</strong> 15 men <strong>of</strong> "the Marine<br />
Unit maintained emergency guard<br />
along the waterfront during the<br />
storm.<br />
Officers Seated<br />
by VFW Groups<br />
Colao, Mrs. Hardie<br />
In Top Positions<br />
SOMERS POINT—Michael Colao<br />
and Mrs, Charles Hardie were In-<br />
stalled as commander and president<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Roberts-Johnson Post 2181,<br />
Veterans <strong>of</strong> Foreign Wars, at a<br />
Joint installation dinner held in<br />
the Sunny Side Restaurant, Scull-<br />
trifle.<br />
Mrs,' Ann Folcy, past department<br />
conductress. Installed the <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong><br />
the Auxiliary, assisted by Mrs, Lor-<br />
etta Male, also a past department<br />
conductress. They are Mrs, llardlc,<br />
president; Mrs, Catherine Boyd, se.<br />
nior vice president; Mrs, Joseph<br />
Oerety, junior vtae president; Mrs,<br />
Charles Meskens, treasurer; Mrs,<br />
Louis Koerner, chaplain; Mrs, Myr-<br />
tle Debus, conductress; Mrs, Emily<br />
Madden, guard; Mrs. Michael Colao,<br />
patriotic Instructor- Mrs, Edith Can.<br />
field, trustee for three years; Mrs,<br />
Florence Noonan, historian; Miss<br />
Deirose Weaklind, Mrs, Alice WU.<br />
Hams, Mrs, Allen Rlslcy and Mrs,<br />
Ruth Hardy, color guards; Bfrs,<br />
Floyd Vothees, secretary,<br />
Chris Mannery, past post com-<br />
mander, installed the men, Michael<br />
Colao was seated as commander;<br />
Walter Williams, senior vice com-<br />
mander; Joseph Welntraub, junior<br />
vice, commander: Charles " Meskers,<br />
quartermaster; Fred Jay, chaplain;<br />
Wilbur Mutaer, adjutant; Frank<br />
'orce, surgeon; Henry H<strong>of</strong>fman, pa-<br />
triotic instructor; Fred Jay, service<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficer; Charles Hirdie' anA Fred<br />
Jay, trustees,. . •<br />
Roy Foley, commander <strong>of</strong> Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> Post 215, spoke briefly.<br />
Gifts were presented to the In.<br />
stalling <strong>of</strong>ficers, the presidents, and<br />
the i-etirtng secretary, Mp, Canfleld.<br />
The next meeting <strong>of</strong> the Post will<br />
be <strong>Jun</strong>e E0, in <strong>City</strong> Hall, and the<br />
Auxiliary will meet July 18, at the<br />
home <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Hardie. •<br />
Club Schedules Canvass<br />
SOMWJS POfflT—The Social Club<br />
will stage a, house-to-house canvass<br />
for funds on July B and 6, to raise<br />
money for the annual baby parade.<br />
The club also plans to hold a<br />
Ifardl Cras, July 24, In the New Jor.<br />
sey av. Flre'Hall.<br />
About Habifs<br />
My hablti cling to me somehow,<br />
It's seldom I can shake one,<br />
The trouble Is, I do allow,<br />
I'd rather make than break one<br />
—Carl Holm<br />
ABOVE Alt —<br />
A' GOOD ROOF<br />
s ph, Q916 For<br />
SHEET METAL WOKK — GUTTERS - SPOUTING<br />
FORCED WARM AIR HEATING<br />
GAS and ARC WEL01NG §<br />
H« Craig<br />
tfi St. & fifdven Ave.<br />
Phone 0916<br />
ROOFiMG == SiD\HO<br />
ASBESTOS<br />
PERMANENT AWNINGS<br />
ENAMELED ALUlftriWM SIDIW& - ADDITIONS<br />
PLASTIC TILE WALL*— II&UL'ATED CEILINGS<br />
ASPHALT or RUBBER TILE FLOORS<br />
A. C. CONSTRUCTION CO.<br />
' tyvT'iqNAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLDfT.<br />
PHONC1471 —RICHARD FARR<br />
ffantel Hesfth Praxy May Driest For<br />
mm<br />
\MlrteK«f<br />
During Month<br />
Ofclli<br />
Fonner Gape May<br />
Optometrist 0^1<br />
Services were f '"<br />
at ape May fir<br />
Burn, —'—• -•<br />
SIGN<br />
PAINTING<br />
• Window and Truck Lettering<br />
RALPH VERW<br />
ICE<br />
PAPERHANGING<br />
PAINTING<br />
Exterior ind Interior<br />
E. T. Hutchins<br />
334 Ceritr»l AV., Ph. 1507-J<br />
MACKAIN<br />
FOR<br />
MASON WORK<br />
352li Cantral Avt. t>tiint 1&<br />
Dudley L. Phillips, Sr.<br />
PAPERHANBIN0<br />
Wallpaper For $•«•<br />
10 that really satisfies.<br />
UMK<br />
tuH 1. wiw »*«***<br />
TELEVISION<br />
— REFRIGERATION S«Vl<br />
LIVING<br />
Authoriud KeMnator —<br />
13-6034<br />
PHONE^SEA ISLE CITY | 3-4415<br />
SOUTH SEAVILLE.N.J.<br />
Dollars 1c Each<br />
All our piper mpey bears the<br />
portrait <strong>of</strong> a fonner President or<br />
SeCTelary <strong>of</strong> the Treasury but the<br />
100 WU, which honors Benjamin<br />
Prankim, Paper bull tost the Ureas,<br />
ury about 1c each to produce.<br />
Plumbing<br />
voss<br />
PLUMBING. HEATING<br />
G-E APPLIANCES<br />
5th St. & Asbury Ave,<br />
Phone 0413<br />
Frank J. Sannino<br />
and Son<br />
Plumbing and Heating<br />
Supplies<br />
HOME APPLIANCES<br />
I SALES AND SERVICE<br />
Phon. 0444 700 Aibury Ay*.<br />
Ofllo: Shop:<br />
304 Wliiiy Avt, 3M WnUy Avt.<br />
Willard F. Sfetser<br />
Plumbing . Heating<br />
JOBBING<br />
Phon. GUI OMin <strong>City</strong>, N. t<br />
FRANK M.<br />
MAZZITELLI<br />
PLUMBING . HEATING<br />
OIL iURNERS<br />
100 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
PHONI SIM<br />
PLUMBING - HEATING<br />
OIL BURNERS<br />
WesHnghouse<br />
Appliances<br />
CHARLES C. PALERMO<br />
1W Aibury Avt, Phont MM<br />
HARRY DIBB<br />
PLUMBING — HEATING<br />
York Oil Burners<br />
York Boiler Burner Unlit<br />
Ysrli<br />
Winter Air Conditioner!<br />
7M WIIT AVINUI<br />
Ph,t Iff* — In. Ph.: 3JM.R-1<br />
ItTIMATIS FURNISHiD<br />
JOSEPH P, STAHLER<br />
PLUMBING —HEATINO<br />
APPLIANCES<br />
OFFICQ AND SHOWROOM<br />
2152 Aibury Avenue<br />
PILEGGI<br />
PLUMBING • HEATING<br />
AHD APPLIANCES<br />
PHONE 1876<br />
231 WEST AVINUI<br />
CLASSIFIED AD<br />
BRINGS RESULTS<br />
Fox Pup Hides, Dies<br />
in Ice Cream Store<br />
Foxta are no strangers to the<br />
more remote parts <strong>of</strong> the Island<br />
on which <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> is located,<br />
but they are somewhat out <strong>of</strong><br />
their natural habitat In a boon),<br />
walk Ice cream parlor.<br />
Police reported finding a Tox<br />
pup-Friday In Kohr*» ico cream<br />
store at Moorlyn tor. and tho<br />
boardwalk, and they have been<br />
wondering ever since how the<br />
animal gamed entrance to the<br />
building, which at the time had<br />
been completely locked up.<br />
Tho fox was dead, and Nlcho-<br />
las Tr<strong>of</strong>a, who has the chore or<br />
disposing <strong>of</strong> dead animals in tho<br />
city, expressed the opinion that<br />
It had been attacked by dogs<br />
and somehow gained entrance in<br />
flight from 'Its tormentors, Tho<br />
animal was wounded.<br />
It was discovered by a clean-<br />
Ing woman, who sought the as-<br />
sistance <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Helen Booth In<br />
the pity's boardwalk Information<br />
cehtcr. Mrs. Booth called police,<br />
who in turn called Tr<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Productivity<br />
Due In great measure to Industrial<br />
research, competition, managerial<br />
talent and technology, America's<br />
productivity In such that a typical<br />
employe today turn"! out three times<br />
as niuch goods or services with no<br />
mate effort than was required in<br />
1900.<br />
NoMoreNeutrals<br />
in NJ. Assembly<br />
New Voting Rule<br />
Invoked by Speaker<br />
The New Jersey Assembly's new<br />
rule requiring all members to vote<br />
or be declared against the particular<br />
business under balloting was invoked<br />
for the first time Thursday by<br />
Speaker Paul M, Salsburg, <strong>of</strong> Atlan-<br />
tic County.<br />
The rule, adopted at the begin-<br />
ning <strong>of</strong> the less session, gives tho<br />
Speaker the power to cast the ballot<br />
<strong>of</strong> any member who was present but<br />
refused to vote fur himself on pro-<br />
posed legislation. A member must<br />
vote or the Speaker will record him<br />
in the negative.<br />
In previous iMllont It had b**n<br />
Hi* practice ef Aiiembly mMnbtrt<br />
who dltapprovad <strong>of</strong> a bill, but<br />
who did not- want to b« put on<br />
word, to abitaln from voting.<br />
Ralph H. VanGilder<br />
Reg. Architect N. J.<br />
13th A Wait Avt, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
PHONE 0053<br />
ROBERT MONROE<br />
Building Contractor - Jobbing<br />
2240 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
OCEAN CITY PHONI 1623-VV<br />
PLAN<br />
MOW<br />
The rule wu Invoked during, the<br />
roll can <strong>of</strong> • bin which would have<br />
granted tenure to IhvestUatoni to<br />
county prosecutor <strong>of</strong>fices who hid<br />
flvo years' service.<br />
When Speaker Salabuirg called for<br />
a vote, only a few members spoke<br />
up. Tho Speaker went down the list<br />
<strong>of</strong> metnberi present but not voting<br />
saying "vole or bo recorded In the)<br />
negative."<br />
The hill under vote was defeated<br />
2420. ,<br />
The Senate still allows Its mem-<br />
bers to abstain.<br />
Here Prom Virginia<br />
M-Set and Mrs. Roy Pfinder Jr.<br />
and twin daughters, from Arlington,<br />
Va, visited Sgt. Pfander's parents,<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Pfander, 704 Cen-<br />
tral av., Sunday.<br />
Reading Setibor*<br />
tcron GMH7 &<br />
Wfldprood will be ^ ,<br />
trtmfc toiiy ttt teem i».1<br />
machinery, ' "
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Graduating Class <strong>of</strong> St Augustine's School<br />
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EIGHTH GRADE certificates were awarded last Thursday m resort Catholic church to the graduates shown above<br />
' -£«• foe Ijrta M© Karen Brown, Judith Bello, Hazel Gallagher, Helena Sweiclerk, Patncia Denan, Janet JankowsU<br />
>£"?«* Mriiigan. Carol Konschak, Gretehen Berman, Theresa Behl; the boys, Edward Rush, Alex Orfanelu, Joseph Murphy<br />
Robert Frazer, Thomas Sannino, Lawrence Stedem, George Wan en, Clarence Battersby, Joseph Totoro. Edward Field —<br />
Fnolo by Grainger.<br />
Fanning Vahfolat<br />
> About one out <strong>of</strong> every Jo pascars<br />
and more than one out<br />
TOP<br />
QUALITY<br />
<strong>of</strong> every four trucks In the U, 8. 1<br />
used on a farm—a total <strong>of</strong> 0.400,000<br />
vehicles.<br />
Cut Up CHICKEN, THIGHS and BREASTS<br />
GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN<br />
Shop at<br />
BRADLEY'S FARMERS MARKET<br />
116 Atlantic Ave. Phone 2124<br />
FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY<br />
r 4 ,<br />
"i :<br />
You can't help looking good m these smart<br />
Jantoen trunks and shirts in authentic tar-<br />
tens from Scotland, The trunks have been<br />
built especially for men who want comfort<br />
above all else—both in the water and on the<br />
beach. Being Jantzen, they can't help show-<br />
ing <strong>of</strong>f—and with the shirts shown here they<br />
really get the show on the road!<br />
Man on surfboard « wearing "Ma tartan zlp-flt",<br />
completely lined, with mesh supporter, front upper,<br />
me* 28-40,95.95<br />
James Cruising<br />
in Naval Reserve<br />
Training Trip for<br />
Rochester U. Student<br />
Albert J, James, 427 Asbury av.<br />
a midshipman in the University <strong>of</strong><br />
Boeheater's Naval Reserve Officers<br />
Training Corps, has betn assigned<br />
to the USS New Jersey f<strong>of</strong> Cruise<br />
Able, one <strong>of</strong> the five summer training<br />
programs sehidulea for NROTC<br />
students. ,<br />
The cruises are dlsigned'lo give<br />
itudents experience in the practical<br />
application <strong>of</strong> their studies in naval<br />
sclonce. .<br />
The men will participate in a vlf.<br />
orous training program <strong>of</strong> navigation,<br />
engineering, seamanship, and<br />
unnery.<br />
Ships <strong>of</strong> Cruise Anlo left Norfolk,<br />
Va., on <strong>Jun</strong>e 2, They will cruise in<br />
western European, Medittrrancan,<br />
and Caribbean waters and visit the<br />
ports <strong>of</strong> Valencia! Barcelona and Ma.<br />
lag*. Spain; Plymouth and Torquay,<br />
England; and Guantanamo Bay,<br />
Cuba. They will return to Norfolk<br />
on Aupust j,<br />
James has completed his Fresh,<br />
man year at the University <strong>of</strong> Ro.<br />
Chester, He was graduated from<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School in 19)4,<br />
Me who continually shoots <strong>of</strong>f his<br />
mouth usually misses the mark<br />
in a-..<br />
LJL-L »>...<br />
"s*a tartan »hlrt" (upper righO.durabk 2-ply knit<br />
cotton with clan tartan trim, sizes S-M-L, $335 - '^Jj^jt A<br />
"Ma tartan boxer", same choice <strong>of</strong> authentic tar- tij&f/^^l<br />
tans, with built-in supporter, inner waist drawBtnni, 1 " n " '<br />
silts 28-44, $4SS 'teL "•**"<br />
"Mm tartan *hlrt" (lower right), preshrunk, suntested<br />
beach shirt that can double aa a sport shirt,<br />
"dmtman walker*" in tartans that match tha<br />
ahlrts and trunks shown here; preshrunk, completely<br />
t lined, tailored aide and back pockets, front tipper,<br />
etasticbed insert (or snug Bt, sixes 30-44, $7S5<br />
-^MU.<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SEMTINEL-LEDCER<br />
Warm-Up For<br />
Bridge Play<br />
The weekly pre-season rubber<br />
bridge sessions wore started <strong>Jun</strong>o 2<br />
at the <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy Yacht Club: These<br />
"warm ups" will bo continued for<br />
the five Thursdays In <strong>Jun</strong>e in prepa.<br />
ration for tho regular tounianient<br />
which is hold annually during July<br />
and August,<br />
This will be the sixth year for<br />
these events, with the interest rifi.<br />
ing each year. Last year a total <strong>of</strong><br />
49 persons entered the tournament,<br />
which was the largest enrollment<br />
since its inauguration.<br />
Prizes <strong>of</strong> sterling silver were<br />
awarded the winners at the Comma,<br />
doro's Dinner at the close <strong>of</strong> the<br />
season, . '<br />
Horace Frohner, who was tournament<br />
director last year, will reassume<br />
those duties this season. Any.<br />
one who is available to play is ro.<br />
quested to phone Mr, Frohnor by<br />
4 p. ni, each Thursday, •<br />
Legion Auxiliary<br />
ro Induct Wednesday<br />
Installation and Initiation Will be<br />
reatiired at the meeting <strong>of</strong> me Am.<br />
irioan Legion Auxiliary tomorrow<br />
at 8 p. m, in the Legion Home, 14th<br />
st, and Haven av,<br />
A public card party Is scheduled<br />
>y the Auxiliary for next Wednes.<br />
day, <strong>Jun</strong>e 22, at 8 p. m. in the La.<br />
gion Home, The public U Invited<br />
Ei ' .<br />
;v<br />
Venture Club<br />
Marks Birthday<br />
Carolyn Boyd Takes<br />
Office « Presidenr *<br />
The Venture Club celebrated Its<br />
second .birthday. Thursday evening<br />
gladiolaa. The two-tier birthday cake! Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Soroptimlst Club, was<br />
Was beautifully decorated in the<br />
club's colors, blue and silver, and<br />
the club seal was imposed on the<br />
top layer,<br />
Tom Ptrklns, baritone <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia<br />
ind Ocnn <strong>City</strong>, wit tti.<br />
•UMI wltliti H» was accompanied<br />
by Clarence Furman, conductor <strong>of</strong><br />
the tlty orehe.tr. at the Muilc<br />
Plir during Hi* tummir utson.<br />
The selections chosen by Mr, Per.<br />
at an installation dinner in the<br />
fclni included **HIJah," from Paint<br />
Edgewater, Longport.<br />
Your Wagon; "The Oirt That I Mar.<br />
The U-shaped tables were attrac. fy," "1 Love An Octopus,*<br />
lively set with the conversation piece<br />
on the head table being a flower ar><br />
rangement <strong>of</strong> salmon and white<br />
1 "I'm In<br />
Between," "The Deaf Old Woman"<br />
and "There's Nothing Uke a Dame, 11<br />
the Installing orilccr. Tho new cal<br />
inet Includes Miss Carolyn Boyd<br />
president; Mls« Terrle Plleggi, vk<br />
president; Mrs. Valeria Iledrick,<br />
cording necretary; Miss Joan Wo<br />
Mrs, corresponding secretary; Mjn<br />
Shirley Crowers, treasurer; and Mis<br />
Betty Scrlminger and Miss Edit!<br />
Rahn, directors,<br />
' ed into the group. They were Hie<br />
Millet Roberta llcktrstaff, Nancy<br />
Velter, Mary Jane Pettano and<br />
Anna Mai O»l Carte,<br />
Following the festivities the groti<br />
joined in a community sing an<br />
closed the sMir with the club'<br />
Miss Edna Trend, president <strong>of</strong> the<br />
I<br />
Mercantile<br />
License Fee<br />
Now Due!!<br />
ORDINANCE No. 597 and Amended Ordinance 768<br />
provides thai all MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES shall, be due and<br />
payable in the <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong> Clerk in <strong>City</strong> Hall, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE In each year, and shall expire<br />
May 31 sf following such payment.<br />
Any person violating any section <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance shall<br />
upon conviction before the Magistrate be subject to a fine.<br />
"Vi<br />
REGINA B. RODGERS,<br />
CHy Clerk,<br />
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m<br />
on<br />
NEW<br />
•csr<br />
And we'll<br />
on to»,tg.<br />
with '<br />
THI<br />
BEST<br />
DEAL<br />
But w«'r#|<br />
way<br />
on tho<br />
BOTTOM<br />
with<br />
tor the*<br />
<strong>of</strong> yowl<br />
•i,M<br />
•i<br />
All the Newt<br />
s and, Fridayt in<br />
Sentinel-Ledger<br />
,YIAR —No. 10<br />
intique Autos To<br />
Ivade Resort,<br />
•arade Saturday<br />
Gay Nineties Aura to Prevail Over Week End<br />
0[ Owner* <strong>of</strong> Early Gas Buggies Pay First<br />
Visit; Costume Ball Saturday Night Feature<br />
This resort on Saturday and Sunday will be a temDorarv<br />
*>m <strong>of</strong> early Americana as 74 members <strong>of</strong> th l (; n ? porar y<br />
jmobile Club <strong>of</strong> America, with members <strong>of</strong> (heir<br />
i here for the first time on<br />
•annual "seashore run' i-oxtumc ttav<br />
...e valuable (a Uwlr owners than<br />
Nineties ball in Con<br />
ventlon Hall.<br />
i'powered streamliners, the pc<br />
flBd pampered throwback* to tin Fe»llvltl.» «,„» wlll highlight *<br />
<strong>of</strong> rubher- bulb horns and welcome and prestntetlon by May-<br />
[ glass tamps will parade 01 or Edward B. Bowker at »•«<br />
I av, and on the buardwnlk. Dancing to Hie mujlc <strong>of</strong> Jul«, L,!<br />
vin and hit srcheitra<br />
at • p. m.<br />
will ttart<br />
|Wth Cspt. J. L, l-optr, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
, »» th* parade marshal, th*<br />
polished, w*ll-pr«trved<br />
i bun 1 ** will "cr«nk up"<br />
Ml (long Atbury »v. from<br />
14th ft. . m. iharp,-<br />
f chain-drives and hifh-spoked<br />
I will turn on 14th st. to <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
I to 12th st. and up onto the<br />
WJlk where they will ride ti<br />
bConvenllon Hall.<br />
|il the Music Pier, Arthur Wat<br />
twill Identify and Introduce the<br />
1 ind their drivers at u rcceivexpected<br />
to be filled with<br />
c dignitaries and parade Judges,<br />
|n* inHqu* vthklit will be<br />
by Roy M*ng*l, William<br />
luthlr Wallac*, Jay M*f<br />
and Emll Palmer, all <strong>of</strong> whom<br />
i local rtpr*v<br />
•ut that I<br />
This Li too Intricate/ to explain in<br />
detail, but one feature was that (he oiw III Ira 9n# csvt v #f<br />
According to Hi* irate tablet. Director <strong>of</strong> Taxation should prepare<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>*! valuation! for tanschedules<br />
showing ttie wealth <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Purpottt ire only ll.lt per tent various districts, calculated at full<br />
<strong>of</strong> tru* value. Thli ratio <strong>of</strong> aueit- value.<br />
"Under the taw. i<br />
menh to true value varlea In the "This Is the equalised schedule the report <strong>of</strong> ttie Public Wortra}<br />
county from a high ef M.I7 per based on examination by the County mittee on tW Riven «nd B»<br />
tent In the borough <strong>of</strong> Wett ^VIW- Board <strong>of</strong> Taxation <strong>of</strong> the deeds filed til passed m 1(^4 by the Urd 1<br />
wood to * law sf 1114 per cent with the county clerk.<br />
ercra. the federal govermnlnt:<br />
In Middle Townthlp.<br />
"This involved the finding <strong>of</strong> the reimburse, wltliln pmcribed<br />
sales price <strong>of</strong> property, then the rn- work already done by the ran<br />
According to the table, nine <strong>of</strong> the tit> <strong>of</strong> one to the other. These are Itles provided tbe work was <<br />
16 county district's apply a lilghcr S» Pag* 1, column '• plus* strict accordance with (he<br />
proved by the Chief <strong>of</strong><br />
he explained.<br />
Streets Well Cleared in Test; in hi* testimoirWi (he Occnff<br />
project, Mr. Hand (aid the lota<br />
»r work in ptaca brHefl.000,<br />
" Mie<br />
Lack <strong>of</strong> CD Aides Major Flaw<br />
y<br />
leean <strong>City</strong>. 'The locil<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s civil defense and public safety <strong>of</strong>ficials rated Wednesday's formula Is *W^oo and the'j<br />
test jiir raid «S per cent perfect, with pedestrians committing the most eral stums $52^09.<br />
violations <strong>of</strong> the "lake cover" emphasis placed on the alert.<br />
Interested observers, however, re<br />
until amount't£ ft* •<br />
ported a number <strong>of</strong> weak points I<br />
eral shir* ntulti fr«n<br />
the local defense,, and counted<br />
H»t all M th» tMteki irKOi<br />
net Bvblidr wMttL M l>/9<br />
ever, fre* to tht 3K«r Ml* {<br />
PBODUCTT0N LINE efficiency marked free administration <strong>of</strong> Salk anti-polio vaccine<br />
Friday to 102 children <strong>of</strong> resort public schools. In foreground here, Helen Jambs, a Fourth<br />
Grader, has just had her shot from Dr. Robert A. Cornwell, with Mrs. William Munz, left,<br />
Parent-Teacher Association representative, and Mrs. Mary Loper, school nurse, assisting.<br />
In background P-TA member Mrs. Mary Moncrief cornforts Joyce Sampson while she is<br />
inoculated by Dr. Howard S. Hudson with assistance <strong>of</strong> Nurse Suzanne Smith. Bottom<br />
view is <strong>of</strong> children from the Wesley av, grade school waiting in Central av. school corridor<br />
for their trip through the. clinic. Waiting in background to return them to classes is<br />
bus driver Luke Turner.—Senior Studio photos.<br />
Graduates Show Many Talents<br />
at Colorful-Commencement- -<br />
A class <strong>of</strong> 94 Seniors was graduated from <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High Sctioo<br />
Tuesday night with tlic nceol/ide that tho <strong>1955</strong> doss was one <strong>of</strong> the moE<br />
f) nnd outstanding in the history <strong>of</strong> the local school.<br />
More than 1,200 parents, relative.''<br />
•inr) friends filled to capacity tht. 1<br />
Postal Pay Hike boardwalk Music Pier nnd its side<br />
pavilions to witness the impressive<br />
is $8,500 Here<br />
Occon Cit\'s 11 ICKulm ""d Hv<br />
nb,ututL- Post Orticc emplovei be<br />
•in wuiklni! vcsterdiiy under the<br />
ew salJiy \t-u\e which EIVI 1 '; them an<br />
per cent mcicist- 1 38 More Here Get<br />
Firs! Polio Shots^<br />
Parochial School<br />
Shows Sharp Drop<br />
Thirty eight youngsters <strong>of</strong> St Augustinc'b<br />
School were inuculAtvd with<br />
the Salk anti poho vaccine Wednes-<br />
commencement ceremonies which day as the tii hi portlun <strong>of</strong> Uie free<br />
ended the secondary school careen inoouliilion program in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> Lhc tiritduatcs<br />
wn% completed<br />
Tln» number receiving the frtiobi<br />
Presenting diplomas to them, Av- wife exa(.lU 100 Ics? than the numgustut<br />
J. Smith, president <strong>of</strong> the ber for whom parental consents hnd<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Education, said that "the been ghen when the program wa^<br />
, Postmaslei clan <strong>of</strong> <strong>1955</strong>- will long be remem- first proposed eaily in Muy<br />
v Adams ii-'piirtfd<br />
btrad In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School<br />
The program In the public schools<br />
history for Its academic and ath<<br />
Mr Adami laid that the p<br />
was carried out last Friday when<br />
letic success."<br />
boost, which wlll show up In pay<br />
102 <strong>of</strong> the oiifiliral 280 scheduled for<br />
checks July 1, will mean an In- To the audience Mr. Smith ex- the mutultitions received tJiom In<br />
cr«»H <strong>of</strong> about $1,500 to the anpressed the gratitude <strong>of</strong> the school both schools, the number did not innual<br />
payroll In the local <strong>of</strong>fice. administration, faculty, staff and clude thp children who took the test<br />
school buard, for the "fine support last spring and are due for a booster<br />
The mciCiTic Is retroactive from the citizens have Riven to Uic cdu< shot in the cm rent program<br />
Mjnh 1 to <strong>Jun</strong>e 15 with the g cation program." Hu said it is Uie<br />
bcinK InLoipaiatFd m the houily<br />
Local school authorities report<br />
hope <strong>of</strong> Lhc present board to "bring<br />
«at'L" scale <strong>of</strong> the empinve- s-tnrlini;<br />
they have no Information as to<br />
the best <strong>of</strong> everything in the way<br />
when Hie second shot for the new<br />
<strong>of</strong> education to the community/'<br />
Although the increase was ap<br />
group ind Hie booster shot far<br />
proved by the Government lute last<br />
Alice Lorraine Koch in her salu- last year"! participant! will be giv-<br />
week, olllclal word was not received<br />
tatory address spoke briefly on the en. Thtrt has bnn un<strong>of</strong>ficial men-<br />
here by Postmaster Adams until yes-<br />
various phases <strong>of</strong> the. school's extra tion <strong>of</strong> next Stpttmber,<br />
tordnymoijninsfcurricular activities, which, she said,<br />
"is designed to produce well-adjusted Dr. Herschcl Pettit and Dr. Paid<br />
The rtvUion is also applicable young people."<br />
Pcttlt administered the inoculations<br />
to she ratti paid the 10 or intore Participation* in hand and chorus it the Parochial School. Mrs. Mil-<br />
summer lubstltutet ,who »r« ichedr activities, in the publication <strong>of</strong> the dred Waldnuin and Mrs. Ann Kline,<br />
uled to begin work soon misting school newspaper, The Billows; pho- school nurses, and Miss Carolyn<br />
the regular crew through the .ography, National Honor Society Boyd, Second Grade teacher, assisted<br />
heavy iaaton builneis.<br />
events, dramatics and other atfrao in the clinic.<br />
.ions outside the prescribed, study<br />
Has Emergtncy Surgery courses <strong>of</strong>ten result In ' a "career<br />
Mrs. Ellen Westlakc, 812 1st si.,<br />
idea being born in the student whidi Combined Picnic For<br />
underwent an emergency appendec-<br />
grows and matures with him into,<br />
tomy at the Shore Memorial Hospital<br />
adult life/' she wild.<br />
Sunday Schools Tuesday<br />
Tuesday afternoon. Her condition<br />
Ls reported to be good.<br />
Valedictorian Mary Ellen Sharp The annual picnic for children <strong>of</strong><br />
expressed Hie gratitude ef the the Sunday Schools In four <strong>of</strong> the<br />
class for th* "parents, teachtrs resort's Protestant churches will be<br />
and school administrator* who as- staged at Lcnapc Park, Mays Land-<br />
We/come<br />
sisted In Hi* achoal .CHVIHM to ing, an Tuesday, with about 400<br />
help guide Hit studints to • goad •'oungstors expected to Join the fun.<br />
To Our Cily<br />
adult lift."<br />
Koy E. Darby and Henry B, Cooper<br />
arc co-chairmen <strong>of</strong> the commit-<br />
Mrs. Wlllard Severin has re- In a direct greeting to her classtec arranging the event, which is to<br />
cently moved Into iier home at mates. Miss Sharp recited the poem: be sponsored.by the Methodist, Luth-<br />
7 W. 14th st. for permanent res- Happy arc we met, happy have we eran, Presbyterian and Episcopal<br />
idence, she lias been spending been.<br />
Churches.<br />
the summer seasons here for the Iappy may we part, happy meet Four buses leaving at regular in-<br />
past 17 years and this post win- again<br />
tervals will depart from Bth sL and<br />
ter she decided to give up her The academic phase <strong>of</strong> their high Central av, during tho morning at<br />
home at Queenly Manor In Gcr- school days was expounded by Wil- 8-30, 0:45, 9 and 0:10 o'clock. Return<br />
mantown to live in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> inm Otis yVlrtz II.<br />
buses wilt lea,ve the picnic grounds<br />
all year.<br />
"The academic trains the gradu- for home at 4, 4:30 and 5 p. in.<br />
Mrs. Severin was ah active tea to assume the tremendous re- Throe members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
member <strong>of</strong> the Paughters <strong>of</strong> the sponsibilities they face in the flus Beach. Patrol will accompany the<br />
American Revolution in German- ture," he Mid- "Academic training group as its special lifeguard corps.<br />
town and worked with her lato Is never completed—character build- The children will be duperoned<br />
husband in the American begfon u*g*«nd'self education goes on for- and will be treated<br />
post there.<br />
3t« Ptgt t, column 3, pleait<br />
1 city, where the /wamlnu W/*n» enfl<br />
hastily gathered wefttifls win<br />
contentrafid dwrlnr'Hi* 10-mlnVtt<br />
alert. ,<br />
In Hw lower end <strong>of</strong> tti* island Convention season is In fuU.«wfctg<br />
ind up in Mi* Cardtns ttcHeti,<br />
however, then wit'a noHCMMt<br />
at the Flanders Hotel. These ses-<br />
absence <strong>of</strong> bom taud warning sigsion! will be completed by July 1<br />
nals and sufficient policing per- and the, next groups will consonnel.vene<br />
hi October.<br />
Harold Price, who was appointed Three divisions <strong>of</strong> the Farm Bu-<br />
chairman <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Civil reau Mutual Automobile. Fire and<br />
Defense Council practically on the Life Insurance Company have schedeve<br />
<strong>of</strong> the test, and who hardly had Icd dates for this month. Three<br />
time to learn the Identity <strong>of</strong> civil hundred agenta and their families<br />
defer personnel, let alone instruct <strong>of</strong> the Harrisburg division hdd Ihcli-<br />
them, used city workers lor theaffair<br />
Monday through^ Wednesday.<br />
-warden assignment — 4OU guests TorWrhlladclphla divi-<br />
Police and firemen, both on duty sion are expected next Monday<br />
and <strong>of</strong>t*, were pressed into service through Wednesday, and 200 from<br />
to police the actions <strong>of</strong> motorists the Trenton division will take over<br />
and pedestrians. <strong>City</strong> workers rind nc*t Wednesday to Friday.<br />
lifeguards »1HO were Instructed to<br />
turn out at the alarm.<br />
This Is Hit tecend year Hw<br />
While the on-duly personnel was groups from Merrlsbiirg and Phil,<br />
well directed and well placed, the tdtlphlt havt com* is. <strong>Ocean</strong> Cfly<br />
assignment <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>f-duty men left<br />
ttr,their annual affair. Th* Tren-<br />
Haws In the sut-up. They were In<br />
ton fgaregitton will make It* In.<br />
structcd that when the alert was<br />
augural appearance Hits ytar.<br />
sounded, no- matter where they hap-<br />
The Methodist Older Adult Con.<br />
pened to be, they were Ui take up<br />
mention <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey Method-<br />
duty at the nearest corner.<br />
st Conference has been convening<br />
Sec Page t, column 3, pleett<br />
it the hotel from.Wednesday until<br />
today. This group has come here annually<br />
for many years to meet and<br />
exchange interesting projects and<br />
Building Men works in which they have been engaged<br />
during the past year.<br />
The Equitable Life Assurance So-<br />
to Visit Resort lely has registered approximately<br />
35 guests for an agency convention<br />
lunc 27-30. This group h also one <strong>of</strong><br />
Inspectors Guests one standing attendance at the<br />
for Meeting, Sat. ftandcrs.<br />
The sixth annual outing <strong>of</strong> the<br />
New Jersey Building Officials Asso- Three New Beaches to<br />
ciation will be conducted in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Saturday, with the event opening<br />
with a' luncheon at the Flanders be Guarded Saturday<br />
Hotel at 1 p. m<br />
New protected beaches for bathers<br />
More than 50 building Inspectors 'ill be opened tomorrow at North<br />
and other allied <strong>of</strong>ficials are expect- st., 12th »t. and 28th st., Beach Paed<br />
to attend the oneway session <strong>of</strong> trol Captain Thomas Williams an-<br />
business and fun, with George V. nounced yesterday.<br />
Grillo, <strong>of</strong> Hawthorne, president, In Other protected beaches previous-<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> the proceedings.<br />
opened are at Atlantic Wvd.^ Surf<br />
Following the meal and business rd., Brighton pi., 1st,. Bth, 10th, 14Ui,<br />
discussion at the Flanders, the visit- 32nd, 34(Ji and 57th its,<br />
ing group will adjourn to the home Capt.- Williams reiterated his re-<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs. Henry B, Coopcr.at quest that all bathers use only the<br />
20th st and the beach.<br />
protected beaches. Last week two<br />
These, as the guests <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> men in the surf at 12th st, then un.<br />
<strong>City</strong>'tt building inspector and his protected, bad to to rescued from<br />
wife, .visiting members and their Irowntng.<br />
wives will be invited to swim in the More protected beaches and addi-<br />
ocean, play lawn bowling or other tional lifeguards will be added each<br />
outdoor games.<br />
week end until July 2. when the full<br />
Mrs. Cooper will serve supper to complement will be on duty and all<br />
the visitors between 6 and 7 p. m. beaches protected.<br />
INSIDE TIPS<br />
Summer Folk Wed<br />
Amusements—Sec. 2, page 1, and<br />
Sec. 3, page 4.<br />
64 Years Today<br />
Churches—Sec. 2, pages 6-7.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Spaeth,<br />
Classified Ads—Sec. 4, pages 4-5. 611 Turner av., Drcnl Mil, are<br />
Edltorlal-^Sec. 3, page 2,<br />
celebrating their 64th wedding<br />
Elementary School—Sec. 4, page, anniversary today at their sum-<br />
-o.<br />
mer cottage, 1541 West av. '<br />
High SdMK)l-rSee. 2, pages Mr. and Mrs. Spteth, who are<br />
4-5-8<br />
both In their 80th year, and<br />
Social—Sec. 1, paces f5-9.<br />
their fatally h»v« been comlnf<br />
Somns Point—Sec. 2, pag« 2, to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> since 1902. They<br />
and Sec. 4, page 4.<br />
have one daughter, two sons,<br />
to refreshments Sports—Sec. 4, pages ^8.<br />
nd a full program <strong>of</strong> entertainment. Upper 1>>wnsaip~$ec 4, paf« 4.<br />
1<br />
"The project request in OetmXUy"'^,<br />
••m,om, tire'difference n«$KV?<br />
he estimate <strong>of</strong> tbe Corps <strong>of</strong> BJS*KV<br />
icon <strong>of</strong> work to' be done In 0 honth^S<br />
will close tonight The c\hlblts are'',<br />
open to the public frum 4 to 11 p. m<br />
Th* show Is en Interntl<strong>of</strong> ;<br />
WWI <strong>of</strong> wtrythlna for the i '<br />
home, wlllt III* boeths
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t$S[09.<br />
'the Scmit Hut, 6th st and Boart<br />
<strong>of</strong> the board have bee:<br />
irtfes Start <strong>Jun</strong>e 29 Invited to a covered dish suppc<br />
Hottest House, Mo Central July i, at 7 p.m.. In the Ilostes<br />
<strong>of</strong>ltclilly opened for the tepson<br />
House. They have all bees reqm<br />
week fnd, 13>ere a^o now 10<br />
to . bring their •growing quarters<br />
" ttlJ yltUIng there<br />
regular weekly -cvl parties<br />
wkh them at that time.<br />
for the benefit at the Haitesa Plans also art being made for<br />
will be resumed <strong>Jun</strong>e, 29 and<br />
rummage sale to be held <strong>Jun</strong>e 3i<br />
lad July 1. Donations are being re<br />
every Wednesday for tbe by Mrs, Harriet Woodruff,<br />
n affairs ar#< held in<br />
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Summer Resident Has<br />
Candlelight Ritas<br />
MRS. HOWARD J. DODSON<br />
Tile lamer Cynthia Jane Yasser,<br />
daughter <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs. H, Frankin<br />
Yeager, <strong>of</strong> Rutledge, Pa,, and 6i(<br />
Jattersea rd,. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, became<br />
;e bride <strong>of</strong> Howard James Dodson,<br />
in <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mrs. Howard W,"<br />
ledson, <strong>of</strong> Swarlhmore, Pa., on Frilay<br />
evening at a candlelight wedding<br />
irvlee in the Swarthmore Presby.<br />
rlan Church. The Rev, Henry L,<br />
oil outdated.<br />
The bride was attended by Miss<br />
etsy Anunon, <strong>of</strong> Welfcert, Pa., as<br />
<strong>of</strong> honor, and Miss Lynne Rog,<br />
r§, <strong>of</strong> Kansas <strong>City</strong>, and Mrs, John<br />
Jeaj, <strong>of</strong> Cheater, as bridesmaids,<br />
an Hamilton Breij, Philadelphia,<br />
the flower girl.<br />
The Rev. Averlll Carson, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
ty, served ag beat man for Mr,<br />
odson. Ushers were Russell Yeager,<br />
ichard Dodson, John MaeNeal and<br />
red Behenna,<br />
Vocal musk was <strong>of</strong>fered by 0.<br />
rron Heliiiulh, <strong>of</strong> Secane, Pa.<br />
A reception followed at McCahan<br />
all, adjoining the church.<br />
Mr, Dodson Is a Senior at Penn-<br />
! sylvania Military Colloje, majoring<br />
in economics. The bride attended<br />
Temple ftJiiivorsiiy, She has sum-<br />
| mered here with her family for a<br />
number <strong>of</strong> yeare,<br />
* 4 6<br />
Miami Girl Recent<br />
Bride <strong>of</strong> Resorter<br />
MRS. WILLIAM G. FIELD<br />
Prior to hnr recent marriage in<br />
Miami, rii. .MS the foimii Miss<br />
|_Barbau Ann—Wattoii, daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Arthur 1,. Watson, <strong>of</strong> Miami.<br />
Her liusb.ind. Dr. Field, son <strong>of</strong> Air,<br />
and Mrs. Howard G. Held, i>f <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>. Is now serving with thu Air<br />
F«ni! in Savannah, Ga.<br />
* * t<br />
Goldys Host ct<br />
Party for Texons<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse It. Goldy, 1100<br />
Bay av., were hosts at a dinner<br />
party given reeently in nonar <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thnmas Spencer and<br />
sons, William Gary anil Keith, <strong>of</strong><br />
Corpus ChrLsli, Texas.<br />
Those present for the oecasinn<br />
were Mr. find Mrs. Daniel Mcschini,<br />
Cannlcn: Mrs. John AHKCIO, Scwell;<br />
Silt: Lee, Linwood. and James Goldy,<br />
Robert Goidy, Jonn Walters, Betty<br />
I-on and Mary Carul Goldy, ull <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SlNTINiL-LEDGER 4Y, JUNE 17<br />
Colony Club Annual<br />
Dinner Monday Night<br />
Mrs. J, Wesley HamNeton,<br />
District vice president <strong>of</strong> the Nev<br />
Jersey Federation <strong>of</strong> Women's Clubs,<br />
wU; be the guest <strong>of</strong> tenor arid in<br />
•tailing <strong>of</strong>ficer at the installation<br />
dinner <strong>of</strong> the Colony nub Monday<br />
at 6:30 p. m, at the Bsla Inn, ion;<br />
ere Point<br />
An evening <strong>of</strong> entertainment has<br />
been'planned with The Coopers,<br />
nun and wife team, presenting<br />
sleight-<strong>of</strong>-hand feats. The let Is en<br />
titled "Magle As You Like W '_<br />
it will feature audience participation<br />
Dr. Dortj Berger will be mlstreiit<br />
<strong>of</strong> ceremonies. Co^halnnen <strong>of</strong> th<br />
social committee planning the affair<br />
are Mrs. Richard Snydcr and Mrs.<br />
Ralph Trempc.<br />
; * * «<br />
Summer Visitor<br />
Heads Architects<br />
David H, Morgan, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
recently was elected president <strong>of</strong><br />
hu Philadelphia Chapter <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Institute <strong>of</strong> Architects.<br />
Mr, Morgan is the husband <strong>of</strong> the<br />
former Sarah L. Smith, a ulster <strong>of</strong><br />
Lite Senator Nathaniel C. Smith,<br />
'05 <strong>Ocean</strong> av. The Morgans art<br />
'requent resort visitors.<br />
* • ' • • * .<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Roma and<br />
family <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia ire spending<br />
the season at"817 5th st,<br />
LOST<br />
Scarab Bracelet, TUBS. Nit*<br />
Valued for $«ittm*ntal Reasons.<br />
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Competitive Wees<br />
.-. ; :/._ HNf fOOPS ^ ^;>/<br />
GMCraifS - MitfS — IpWGI<br />
Whon in Hie area visit our tlorei In Av*lon «nd AbNCOii<br />
ACCESSORIES<br />
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Wide Selection<br />
From Head to Tes,-,<br />
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Gabardine and Cool Sharkskin<br />
$ 495 S 7,95<br />
MINI and BOYS' WIAR<br />
S 3.95<br />
1/<br />
SilH'<br />
eran Group<br />
Young Women's Christian<br />
[jiffiee <strong>of</strong> sti John'i, Lutheran<br />
pn6 concluded its season with a<br />
> Jpiier and entertalnmeht attended<br />
• f W meinljers and guests, Monday<br />
'Hirtotaf I" ' he Blseayne Hotek The<br />
Ij^jp Is now receded until Septeni-<br />
KW*W<br />
*fte fiitt-rtainment program after<br />
jner featured performances' by<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Betty Collins School <strong>of</strong><br />
if. They were Amy Vaaolider'<br />
Vinplider, Oeorgij Kliiiler,<br />
, Mumford, .Beatrice Kane and<br />
, Kaimarek in dancing numbers<br />
ynn Bly in a vocal solo,<br />
"fliers was a sketch caricaturing<br />
rifles <strong>of</strong> the group during the<br />
year by Mrs, .Catherine Monroe,<br />
an Interesting display <strong>of</strong> slides<br />
i Caribbean cruise by Dr. ~<br />
Women Republicans<br />
to Dine Wednesday<br />
The Womon's Regular Repu<br />
held in the Blseayne Hotel Wednesday<br />
evening at 6 30 Ent<br />
for lle rt prov ' deu *» Vnu<br />
Mrs. Mae Harvey, general chairman<br />
RMervatloM are being handlel,"<br />
Mrs, Preeporn and Mrs. Towdy<br />
t,faeott,<br />
mo *M<br />
IN OUR MARKET<br />
Oysters - Clams - Lobster Tails<br />
Lobster Meat - S<strong>of</strong>t Crabs<br />
AND OTHIR PRISH SEA FOOD IN SEASON<br />
OUR OWN FRIED CHICKEN<br />
COOKED SEA FOODS TO TAKE OUT<br />
Crabmeat - Scallops - S<strong>of</strong>t Cnbj<br />
Shrimp • Deviled Crabs<br />
"".SLAW „ FRINCH FRIED PSTATOIS<br />
PIPPIR HASH POTATO SALAD<br />
TRY OUR DILICIOUS SPICIAL PLATTIRS<br />
We Deliver - - - Phone 1348<br />
SPENCrS SIA FOOD<br />
SIA FOOD MARKiT and KITCHIN<br />
10th STRKf and ASSURY AV1NUB<br />
29c Plastic<br />
SHOWER CAPS<br />
9c<br />
59c DuPont<br />
Nylon<br />
TOOTHBRUSHES<br />
15c<br />
70% RUBBING<br />
ALCOHOL<br />
(full pint)<br />
13c<br />
Marilyn J. Zigenfus Becomes<br />
"ride <strong>of</strong> Wilson C Battersby<br />
" l<br />
„,„__, <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mn, WUllam P,<br />
Zlfjenfun, 48 WMey rd., became the<br />
brldi <strong>of</strong> WUsan Clirenee MUenby,<br />
son <strong>of</strong> Mr. Mid Mrg.C. W. Bittcreby,<br />
Shore rd., Utamn.1 The R«v, Frank<br />
r. Adier. (inplir, uljcluted.<br />
Attending Ujo bride srare Mrs.<br />
Vloymond Ballard, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, as<br />
oialron <strong>of</strong> honor, and Mrs. Orovcr<br />
prown, Ocejin <strong>City</strong>, and Miss Betty<br />
Scrhnlnfer, Marmora, as bridesmaids.<br />
Sravtr Brawn, OCHN Clly, wai<br />
tmt mtn. AcHng *i wih*ri vnni<br />
StfFgt AMmi, Collln9«wo«); Wll.<br />
fr*J In, floyd Sandy, Mariner,!,<br />
«nd Rebtrt Zl«tnfu«, • brother <strong>of</strong><br />
ih*brl*t.<br />
Muriel Love it and her twin<br />
brother, Jody, <strong>of</strong> Becsley*i Point,<br />
were the flower girl and ring<br />
bearer,<br />
Thi bride's floor length gown with<br />
[i chapel train was <strong>of</strong> nylon lace and<br />
tulle, The fitted bodice was fashioned<br />
over white satin and the long<br />
iieeves were <strong>of</strong> the tulle trimmed<br />
with lace. The vary full bouffant<br />
skirt flared out over a boop underskirt.<br />
Her fingertip veil draped<br />
from a matchi<strong>of</strong>l tiara and she carrled<br />
white roses surrounding white<br />
gurdtnlM,<br />
The attendants' gown ware all <strong>of</strong><br />
Partial at Blseayne<br />
to Benefit Hospital<br />
The weekly public card parties, a<br />
regular summer benefit given every<br />
Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the<br />
Blueayne Hotel, wUl be Inaugurated<br />
aejst Monday,<br />
These affairs .are for the benefit <strong>of</strong><br />
the Shore Memorial Hospital and a<br />
small donation wUl be received. They<br />
ire sponfored oy Mrs. 1 Mbabeth<br />
Blundtn.<br />
Visit In Maryland<br />
' Mr, and Mrs, lewis R. Austin,<br />
J30B Bay av., recently spent the<br />
week end visiting their son-in-law<br />
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Vincent<br />
Stahier, In Pawtueket, Md., whore<br />
Mr, Stahier Is stationed with the<br />
Nnvy,<br />
S E »<br />
Class Reunion Sunday<br />
A reunion for the <strong>Ocean</strong> city High<br />
School class <strong>of</strong> 191B is scheduled for<br />
Sunday at 3'p. m., at S trot becks<br />
ttay Club in Margate <strong>City</strong>. This will<br />
be (he third reunion for the class<br />
In recent years.<br />
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$ 3.95<br />
Rubber Fountain<br />
SYRINGES ,<br />
(Guaranteed far 1 yrj<br />
99c<br />
25c Pifpna<br />
Single fdoe<br />
RAZOR BLADES<br />
(5 blades in each pkg.)<br />
9c<br />
27c SACCHARINE<br />
TABLETS<br />
1/4 gr. 100'$<br />
9c<br />
69c Pre-Shave<br />
LOTION<br />
19c<br />
28c KLEENEX<br />
TISSUES<br />
300'i<br />
19c<br />
5 lbs.<br />
EPSOM SALTS<br />
U.S.P.<br />
29c<br />
Friday and Saturday<br />
.JM JUNI yth and 18th<br />
L ?S-^Mdi»aio» «Hii|jW»Mi fM;numireui *pfiM?tfam : y<br />
Mil<br />
"iw^'irvWiffSiff<br />
'SWSiE<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL IEPG6R •ff''^f^VW<br />
and ihe cmried a bouquet <strong>of</strong><br />
happiness roses and baby<br />
bnath. The bridesmaids gowns<br />
were In shades <strong>of</strong> blue and green<br />
and their bouquet^ were <strong>of</strong> »ios<br />
and delphinium.<br />
Mn. HUtn N<strong>of</strong>,|nB.r, <strong>of</strong> Orani*,<br />
N, J., • foraiH- srtan t*icti,r <strong>of</strong><br />
Nw krMt, wu thi ergmlit. Ray<br />
Uilard, af OiMn eily, wn .ololit,<br />
Mirfwlno four uLctiont prior Is<br />
•ti» c«r«mony.'<br />
Mn. Zigenfus wore for the ocea.<br />
don an outfit <strong>of</strong> orchid tulle and<br />
lace with matching accessories. Mrs.<br />
Battcrsby's ensemble was aqua lace<br />
and tullt with matching accessories,<br />
. A reception followed in the New<br />
Jersey 'av.^Fu-e Hail in Somers<br />
Point, aft«r which the newly weds<br />
left for a wedding trip through the<br />
Muthem states. When they return<br />
they plan to reside In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
The bride is a teacher in ihe Now<br />
York ay, school in Some Point,<br />
Mr, B«ttenby Is employed by the<br />
Hans P. Vm plumbing and htatlng<br />
contracting firm in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
INCOM! iR<br />
FOfi SALE<br />
419 OCEAN AVENUE<br />
Op«n Daily<br />
Cifd Party on JSrd<br />
The Ladif»> Aid S«cl«ty <strong>of</strong> Sli j<br />
John's Lutheran Church wUl soon,<br />
sor a card party, to which the nubile<br />
is invited, next Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e «<br />
•t B P, m. at Plymouth Iia.<br />
• • • • . . • •<br />
Here For Two Mon»h(<br />
Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas SchumnlBf<br />
and family <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia are staying<br />
at 891 Sth at, for <strong>Jun</strong>e and July,<br />
When It Comes<br />
to<br />
CANDY<br />
For Any Occasion<br />
VISIT<br />
WINNER'S<br />
''THE CANDY KING"<br />
Special for the Kiddie*<br />
DAVY CROCKETT<br />
GUN and POPS<br />
THE FULL SET O n<br />
ONLY . JVC<br />
. BOTH STORIS<br />
711 Asbury Avenue<br />
1108 Boardwalk<br />
Bath Start! Air Conditioned<br />
Look for thi Sign <strong>of</strong> the Nten<br />
Cindy Box<br />
Phone 1465<br />
Your A&P Super Market at<br />
300 Eighth<br />
Street<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Gity<br />
IS NOW<br />
OPEN<br />
MONDAY<br />
and<br />
TUESDAY<br />
as well as<br />
THURSDAY and<br />
FRIDAY NIGHTS<br />
Until P.M,<br />
The Following A&P Shore<br />
Markets will Also Be Open<br />
Late MONDAY, TUESDAY,<br />
THURSDAY and FRIDAY<br />
NIGHTS ....<br />
36 South Main Street Pleasantville<br />
6604 Yentnor Avenue, Ventnor<br />
1100 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
Mariyn Manor Shopping Center, Rio Grande<br />
134 East Wildwood Avenue, WiMwood<br />
638 Washington Street, Cane May<br />
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2 17-ot. \{ Genuine SpringLa^tb<br />
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Dos Food<br />
Grapo Hi-C<br />
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firtM Labol<br />
Star Kitt TIM<br />
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DelMoRta<br />
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SbrwIW Wheat<br />
If<br />
DolMoiU<br />
Pimlfplt Jibi<br />
can 17*<br />
WM BoRnat<br />
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Cin 35'<br />
0*1 monto Slical<br />
or Whole Boots<br />
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Fruit Gocklail<br />
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Crab leal<br />
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Fresh Tomatoes<br />
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'AOE 8 —SECTION ONE<br />
Han Prom PotIstewn<br />
."; Mr, and Mrs, Francis J, McHueh,<br />
jtoltstowti, Pa,, arc spending the<br />
lumner season at IS Asbury av.<br />
Summer on Park Place<br />
Mr. and MM. Robert W, Dietrich<br />
and family, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, are here<br />
for the season at 918 Park pi.<br />
"Where Friends Meet to Eat"<br />
SERVING<br />
BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON<br />
DINNER<br />
DELICIOUS SNACKS<br />
THE CHATTERBOX<br />
9th Strett and Central Avenue<br />
PHONE 0717 FOR OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
Seaside Theatre<br />
Somers Point, N. Ji<br />
FRIDAY • SATURDAY, JUNE 17 , II<br />
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Adults. JOe<br />
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THE RACERS<br />
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OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY<br />
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J SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SIRVICI<br />
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OCIAN CITY'S ONLY COSMETIC SALON<br />
Our Cosmetician will be happy to help you with<br />
your Beauty and Hair needs.<br />
: All F.lr Tr.de Prices — Air Conditioned far Your Comfort<br />
Start Hours; 8:15 to 11 P. M. Daily Including Sunday<br />
IRCLE<br />
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<strong>On</strong> the Traffic Circle, Somers Paint, N. J.<br />
NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMERS POINT<br />
Complete Stock <strong>of</strong><br />
POPULAR BRANDS<br />
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC<br />
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500 CASES<br />
ICE COLD BEER<br />
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES<br />
Graduates Show Talents<br />
at Pier Commencement<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
ever,"<br />
Wlrtr r.port.d that 30 <strong>of</strong> Hi. 94<br />
graduate! have been •ccepled by<br />
celltgn. all over the country.<br />
Member, <strong>of</strong> (III (iaif hive received<br />
scholarship! at Rutgerl,<br />
Unlvertlty <strong>of</strong> Btlawm, Ltiille<br />
College and Dauglai College.<br />
, <strong>On</strong>e member <strong>of</strong> the elass is en.<br />
rolled in the new Air Force Academy<br />
,u be opened In Colorado, he report,<br />
ed. Nine will 1 enter "oilier armed<br />
services. Five will enter teacher college,<br />
six will go to nursini school<br />
and two have been awarded music<br />
ichalarships.<br />
Sally Mlehele Laird demonstrated<br />
lie "fine am" tauiht at the school,<br />
which she said, "are a vital purl <strong>of</strong><br />
he trainirrfi <strong>of</strong> young people."<br />
Miss Laird deftly completed a pas,<br />
el drawing <strong>of</strong> a pr<strong>of</strong>ile (o demonstrate<br />
ihe result <strong>of</strong> her studies and<br />
training In the art class <strong>of</strong> the<br />
school. "Even though we may never<br />
become artists," she said, "our train-<br />
Ing in art enables us to find a deep,<br />
er appreciation <strong>of</strong> art." Jean Ann<br />
Wilde played a piano Interlude while<br />
Miss Laird sketched,<br />
"Industrial Arts" WSI Hi* sub<br />
jeer <strong>of</strong> a brief talk by Angelina<br />
Langs, She explained the hems<br />
making subjects for girls and ihe<br />
manual iubjitft far bsyi <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
by fhs sehaol. "This* arts," she<br />
said, "are essential In the well,<br />
rounded training sf young people<br />
as home makers and skilled workers<br />
In their carters,"<br />
Prank, II, Wickes, in an address on<br />
"aililKiics," explained the intramural<br />
and varsity sports program at the<br />
4'hool. The program at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High Sehqul "reaches all individualj,<br />
nnd nut just the star athletes, as is<br />
Ihe ea»p in many high schools," he<br />
said.<br />
due <strong>of</strong> the most impressive and inspirinM<br />
talks <strong>of</strong> the evening was the<br />
recitation <strong>of</strong> Stephen Vincfnt Uenel's<br />
"Nightmare at Noon," by Illlmar it,<br />
Louis, class president.<br />
i'hi' theme <strong>of</strong> the work was prepafednens<br />
in the face <strong>of</strong> the lumiilluuus<br />
atmosphere <strong>of</strong> the world to.<br />
day. The recitation hinted at (hu<br />
cumplacenty <strong>of</strong> the people <strong>of</strong> fills<br />
country and the apparent erroneous<br />
attituile that •'there is plenty <strong>of</strong><br />
time" to prepare. The address spoke<br />
uf similar altitudes In Holland and<br />
fither Ktiropean countries before being<br />
erijjiilieii by the Nad hordes.<br />
Making the recitation more lm.<br />
presslve was the knowledge <strong>of</strong><br />
many <strong>of</strong>. the audience <strong>of</strong> parents<br />
and' friends that jLouls his been<br />
In this gauntry only three years<br />
and wet a bey In Holland at the<br />
time the tragedy <strong>of</strong> which hi<br />
spake actually occurred.<br />
Results <strong>of</strong> the vocal music trainnu'<br />
presented at the school were<br />
demonstraled to the enjoyment <strong>of</strong><br />
the audience by the .Senior mem.<br />
bers <strong>of</strong> the a capflla choir. They<br />
§any "Madame .leanetle," with Miss<br />
Helen Derrick difeclini;,<br />
Sis members oi the graduating<br />
class eoniposeri a brass choir prcseiiiitiM<br />
'Where E'er You WalkO to<br />
demonstrate the hislrumentnl rmisle<br />
training otFei'ed students.<br />
The chiss was recommended for<br />
Eirailualinn by Principal neor^e W,<br />
Meyer find presented fur diplomas<br />
by Ur, Charles B, Piereu, stiperiiitendem<br />
<strong>of</strong> schools,<br />
Mr, Smith, prior to presenting<br />
the diplomas, addressed the grid,<br />
uates as "classmates." Hi touched<br />
on the nostalgic In recalling that<br />
30 years ago the commencement<br />
exercise program provided for the<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Jun</strong>ior class to<br />
address the Senior class president<br />
arid wish th# graduates "farewell<br />
and luck,"<br />
In 1028, Mr. Smith recalled, he<br />
was the <strong>Jun</strong>ior class president who<br />
mude.the address lo John K, Devlne,<br />
Senior class, president. .<br />
At that time I addressed that<br />
yroup as' 'classmates,' And allhuuuh<br />
we are removed by 30 years, to me<br />
! you, loo, are 'classmates,*" he 1 said.<br />
I The invocation' was by ihi- Rev.<br />
David P. Wright, pastor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
j <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist Church, and the<br />
benediction was ylven by the Rev.<br />
Forrest E. Vainihan, rector <strong>of</strong> Holy<br />
Trinity Episcopal Church. '<br />
The high school band, under the<br />
direction <strong>of</strong> Paul 11, Weil, played<br />
the traditional "Pomp and Cireum.<br />
italics," by Elyar, for the procesiiunal,<br />
and f'oldmarTs "<strong>On</strong> Parade"<br />
for the exit <strong>of</strong> the graduates. The<br />
band also played an overture <strong>of</strong><br />
Deep River Rhapsody" anil "Bug.<br />
ler's Holiday," .<br />
Class <strong>of</strong>ficers arc Illlmar Louis,<br />
president; Charles Richard McDowell.<br />
vice president; Geraldine Ann<br />
Chadwiek, secretary, arid Mary Ellen<br />
Sharp, treasurer.<br />
Glenside Folk Arrive.<br />
.Mr, and Mrs, Ralph R. Ross and<br />
family <strong>of</strong> Olenside, Pa., are spending<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e and July at MB St. James 'pi.<br />
NEW JERSEY<br />
NATURAL GAS CO.<br />
Preferred and<br />
Common Stocks<br />
A Recent Report on<br />
WOODCOCK, HISS<br />
& CO., INC.<br />
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PHILADf LPHIA *, PA.<br />
KINCSLEY 5-7JM<br />
Ciry RfprtMnlillM<br />
ARTHUR L, BATTEN<br />
141 BRIGHTON PLACE<br />
Phone 3234 Evening*<br />
and WMk End*<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SBMTiNEU.IDOEft<br />
Local Boys Gain<br />
Lifeguard Posts<br />
Available positions on the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Beach Patrol this summer were<br />
reduced to about 20 as the result <strong>of</strong><br />
the successful completion <strong>of</strong> a swim,<br />
mlng test by five <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Ilish<br />
School bgys Wednesday.<br />
The swim for the local candlclales<br />
is the customary preference test to<br />
give joca! applicants first opportu.<br />
nity for e^stln^ jobs. The opiMi test<br />
will be conducted fiaturday HI III<br />
a. m, on the iOlh st, beach.<br />
Capt. Thsmas Williams reported<br />
that prler te the preference test<br />
JOHNSTONE'S<br />
858 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Serving<br />
BREAKFAST<br />
Wednesday there were approximately<br />
IS poiltlonl open. He added<br />
that at leait 50 candldilei have<br />
applied far the !B |«bi new available,<br />
and the competition In Saturday's<br />
swim should be keen it •<br />
result <strong>of</strong> Jhe limited number <strong>of</strong><br />
openings.<br />
The five candidates were required<br />
to complete'the half-mile ocean swim<br />
in SB minutes to qualify. <strong>On</strong>ly one<br />
failed to finish in the alloted time,<br />
but be was a strong swimmer and<br />
will be given further tests, Capt,<br />
Williams said.<br />
The successful candidates and<br />
their times were James Callaehan,<br />
IMS Shore rd,, Llnwood, 23:30; Arthur<br />
Ford, 414 New York av,, Som.<br />
ers Point, S4!40; Edward Holmes, 23<br />
Warwick rd,, 34;afl; William Cox, 40(1<br />
LUNCH - DINNER<br />
(CLOSiD MONDAYS)<br />
P-U A YS O UiS.E<br />
iOMIRS POINT" -<br />
"Gateway <strong>of</strong> the Stars"<br />
GRAND OPENING<br />
J U N E 21<br />
and for one week<br />
Nightly it B:4S P. M,<br />
Saturday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 25, two showt, 7 and 9:30 P.'M.<br />
Jonathan Dwight presents<br />
CONSTANCE<br />
BENNETT<br />
•n<br />
"SABRINA FAIR*'<br />
With TOD ANDREWS,<br />
Morjorie Gateson, Virginia Brian '<br />
PRICIS: $3.00, $2.40 GIT SIASON TICKBTS<br />
$1.80 rax Ine, AT ORIAT SAVINGS<br />
Don't Delay! Join the Crowds! Make Reservations Now!<br />
CALL SOMIRS POINT 3321<br />
OIANT PARKING ARIA AIR COOLID THEATRt<br />
Coming <strong>Jun</strong>e 28—SIDNEY BLACKMER as<br />
Capt, Queeg in Caine Mutiny Court Martial<br />
I ATLANTIC and ABSECON DRIVE-IN THEATRES<br />
| Program Week Beginning <strong>Jun</strong>e 17th<br />
ATLANTIC = ~ ~~ ABSECON DRIVE-IN<br />
Fri. and Sat. <strong>Jun</strong>e 17 . It<br />
In Cinoscope<br />
Strange Lady in Town<br />
Starring: Greer Garson<br />
•nd Dana Andrews<br />
<strong>On</strong> The Sim* Proiram<br />
"The Unholy Four"<br />
with Paulette Goddard<br />
Ofi» Hour ef Color Cartoons<br />
far the Kiddles Friday Nltil .<br />
Syn,. Man,. Tuej,, <strong>Jun</strong>e If, 18, SI<br />
In Cinescope & Technicolor<br />
"Violent Saturday"<br />
Victor Mature<br />
—— ALSO<br />
Raymond Massey in<br />
"Seven Angry Men"<br />
Wwi. .ThMrs, <strong>Jun</strong>o 11- J)<br />
Brodariek Crawford and '<br />
Richard Conte in ,<br />
New York Confidential<br />
— ALSO —<br />
. "New .Orleans<br />
Uicensored"<br />
with Beverly Garland<br />
Rememberl Thursday li<br />
luck NIMI Bring the<br />
Whole Family, $1.00 plus Us,<br />
Frl. and Sat. <strong>Jun</strong>e 17 • 18<br />
In Cinescope & Technicolor<br />
"Hell & High Water"<br />
with Richard Widmark<br />
— . ALSO —<br />
Charlie Chaplin, Jr., in<br />
"Fangs <strong>of</strong> the Wild"<br />
<strong>On</strong>e Hsur ef Color Cartoons<br />
far the Klddlei Friday Nltel<br />
Sun, .Men, ' <strong>Jun</strong>e If-20<br />
In Cinemascope<br />
, "Desiree"<br />
Starring Marlon Brando<br />
and Jean Simmons<br />
— ALSO _ ^<br />
"An Annapolis Story"<br />
Starring John Derek<br />
and Diana Lynn<br />
Tutsday . Wednesday . Thursday<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 21 - 31 and 23<br />
"There's No Business<br />
Like Show Business"<br />
In Cinemaseop*<br />
Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey<br />
Donald O'Connor<br />
. . Johnnie. Ray<br />
Ethel Merman, Mitii Gaynor<br />
— ALSO —<br />
"Diamond <strong>City</strong>",<br />
Large Playground Areas—Free Pony Ridus—Refrtihery<br />
feiturlng tasty snacks far all at both Theatres.<br />
Wesley av,, 24;30; and Dud Doiijlierty,<br />
2331 Ccnlral'av., 2?,'0O:<br />
The candidates will now be school,<br />
ed In handling lifeboats, can buoys<br />
and other lifesaylnB equlptnenl,,<br />
alons with first aid, with their train-<br />
MOM CEEl'S<br />
SUB SHOP<br />
1201 Simpson Avenue<br />
Phons 1573<br />
Subs.,, 50c<br />
Large Pizza... S 1.00<br />
Spaghetti and Meat Balls<br />
Meat Ball and<br />
Steak Sandwiches<br />
Ravioli and Meat Balls<br />
Ing scheduled tor eninpletlnn by<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 2.1. ' •<br />
Mr. nliil Mrs. AihCi'l Vi. Irlnn nnd<br />
family, Phlliulolphlii, arc Miivini: m<br />
811 I'nrk ;il, for lite srason.<br />
ASBURY<br />
CLEANERS<br />
925 Asbury Avenue<br />
FREE MOTHPROOFING<br />
ON ALL GARMENTS!<br />
Pkk-Up and Delivery<br />
PHONI O.C. 2681<br />
OPEN<br />
Sth ST.arurWiSLiY<br />
PHONI MM<br />
EVfNING SHOWS STARTING 7:15 MATINf I DAILY STARTINO |AT I<br />
THU, • SAT.<br />
JUNE 16- 18<br />
MON. • WID.<br />
JUNE 20 • 22<br />
THU. SAT.<br />
JUNE 16. II<br />
MON, • WID.<br />
JUNI 20. 22<br />
THU, - SAT.<br />
JUNE 16-18<br />
MON.. WID.<br />
JUNI 20 • 22<br />
CIARKGABIE SUSAN Hflvw<br />
Frdm the Novel<br />
by Kite O'Brien<br />
FORTUNE<br />
n Ihe Winder o( High rdtlny ITtRMPHONIC SOUNB<br />
COIOI 6, DtiuJI .<br />
«J|[giHQMiCtKiJ| I<br />
GILBERT ROLAND"<br />
Iriiij fjsNcoist ROSA<br />
;••-. BiNNis PRICE<br />
Print b^ T1GMNICOL ph<br />
"s mo/ * * MUSl£<br />
TO THE wrt ?° r-nsi will he Toil<br />
Auilri-ws, yiiilil" liriiailwiiy fiiiil TV<br />
veli'i-aii. sviio replaced Joseiili Cotten<br />
a-i Linus Lari'iibrv Jr. in I In- Mew<br />
^'iM'k iiriiducllun or "Snlirina Piilr,"<br />
Aninna Andrews'. nthi'P frotlllH wan<br />
I hi 1 Mile roll' iii ihe national mm.<br />
pany ed "Misier Hulnuis."<br />
Anoiher mcmlwr <strong>of</strong> the .Broadway<br />
t-ani, %'irulni.i Hiiati, will In* soen In<br />
tin' Miili'iray iiri^enlaliiin, A native<br />
ul Tri'iiinn. N. ,1., she slum li'.idini:<br />
J rules in si'vural Syw York proiitirlion*.,<br />
inrlmliiiu "Hiiynl Vaanliund,"<br />
"Mary" iiiiil •Jntk and Jill." She re.<br />
lurni'ij Irfmi ri'tirehieiii ty rcpliiei'<br />
fill lik'cn Nesbiti as Maude Uarrabee<br />
in "Siihrlnii Kair," She will play the<br />
^nmo \nir\ ai ihe Gateway.<br />
Marjsrie Gateion, veteran af<br />
over 100 movies and s«ver«l New<br />
York musicals, U cast As Julia Me.<br />
Klnioek, a It-plus rnagailni editor<br />
whs still dreamt sf her Paris<br />
I flint. Mils Sateion previously<br />
! worked with Miss Bennett a few<br />
years jbatk In the film "Passage<br />
West,"<br />
A Philadi'lpliia natlvp, Earlr Mayo,<br />
is iiiinthcr ini'inliL'^ <strong>of</strong> I hi 1 tialuway<br />
casi. A wasiinud veieniii nf till!<br />
ihuatr* 1 and movit's, ht> iiiurt'd for<br />
"t'Vi'ial si'jiMins with •'Twin Hi'ils,"<br />
jippeai'i'U in a lliinihor nf tiperi'tias<br />
,md .liiirud wiih Klizahi'lh Heruner<br />
-in-*"l'ln'"'l 1 wo Mrs, Ciiii'cills." lie play,<br />
llie liili 1 uf Linus l^irrabce Hr., a<br />
woalihy, hiali Mii-li'iy i.uiia Isldndrr<br />
with a hobby <strong>of</strong> ritiuiuliim fiinwnU,<br />
oilier membiM's nf ihe »| iiii'luile<br />
I.ailier liavis a* David Larrabi'e,<br />
Kiiihariiii' t'iilei' as Maranrel, Diana<br />
Mariani a^ UiTtt'lU'n, Htaidt'y C'ublcy<br />
as Kairchlld. Philip Pi-indlc IIH Paul<br />
|)'Aii!i'iisi)n ami L'anil . Mvrviiilinn,<br />
Keiinelli (.'unpin',''Ann Merlin nnil<br />
Iliinild Clark,<br />
•a<br />
Miss McriMHliiin, a fii^l yi^ir At'|, :<br />
ors Kqiiily jippri'iiilci'. halls 'rum<br />
Vi'ntnui', N, ,1. She is a uratlualii'iil'<br />
Atliimic (.'My Illuh Si'lioul, Miss Merliii,<br />
wliusi' honiii Is Philadeliiliin, is<br />
a sercjnd year ai^sfeiiiiru.<br />
Miss t'aine. Mayo and Prinllle are<br />
'sidtnt mwiibera uf ihg tiattvvay<br />
inipany anil uili Ije seen in other<br />
(idutllons iltiriiiu the siiinmi'r.<br />
THE OCCAM CITY SINTiNEL-LePOCR PAOI 1 —SICTiON TW|<br />
CONSTANCE BENNETT<br />
"Snliriiia Fair" is beiiia Htaju'd by<br />
ndiuwH, William Whitlni! Is (IninH<br />
ie sci'iiie (li-siun. EtlMar Klfiten, ri's.<br />
piii natuway ilirei'tniN is |ii ! oduelion<br />
diii-i'tnr,<br />
Ciiiiaiii time each cvpnina in SAS<br />
p. in., wild the trxt'pplian <strong>of</strong> a Saturilay<br />
when two shows lire Miven, 7<br />
anil ii:;iii p. m.<br />
South End Plans<br />
Bicycle Parade<br />
Entries invited for<br />
July 4 Program<br />
Kniries for II colorful Iticyck' pa.<br />
:-ailr anil uala sports pro'firam fur<br />
•hildriMi mi July fourth were invited<br />
Mils weuk liy the Koiith Oeeau t'ily<br />
Imiiiuveineiit Assoeiatiim,<br />
r'ulliiu Shurt, chairman <strong>of</strong> ihi<<br />
Kiradi'. annuiinrcil that |he hike<br />
inBuaiit will bi> stasii'd at ii a, ni<br />
Inly 4 with theruiue riinnhia on<br />
..Vnirar av, from Slsi M. tu miili st<br />
The parade will be In four age<br />
. 'oupji juveniles up ,to 6 years ef<br />
age; fancy and comic divisions for<br />
youngsters front e to 16; and<br />
adults from lo up, .<br />
Kntrlu are now beiiiif taken at thr<br />
Ot-ean Drive Paint anil Hardware<br />
Store, aim SSth si., and will be ati'1'iiii'd<br />
ii|( t» anil iiuliidiuif July a.<br />
The bicycle event will precede<br />
the annual sports and game pro.<br />
gram staged by ithe Association on<br />
the beach at J9th st. far young-<br />
sters <strong>of</strong> the neighborhood. While<br />
the sports program Is restricted,<br />
the hleyele parade Is open to all<br />
blhe riders on .the Island. ,<br />
The Association's pram-am will net<br />
untli'i- way oil <strong>Jun</strong>e 23, with the lirst<br />
mc-ctini!. card party arid ijiiesi niuhi<br />
at Chapel Hall, Satli st.* and'Asbury<br />
av. Prises will be <strong>of</strong>Tered,<br />
School Rules for<br />
Korean Vets<br />
VA Director Warns<br />
<strong>of</strong> Starting Deadline<br />
Inseph F I) Hern mmagcr <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Nnsaik %A Btjionjl Ofllce this<br />
\iprk issntU a roundup <strong>of</strong> rules dcil<br />
int Kith ihi. liirie\i.ai stiriint> ikad<br />
line lut Kuriari t.l |j,|| inlnino<br />
Under ihe h« \rlirann aetuilh<br />
jniril Hlail ihfir Gl cniirip!, within<br />
time uir« I mm Hie line uf then<br />
M'p.il.moil fuim thL armed furrt« m<br />
uldci In ronlinln ifierHard^ Mi<br />
o Hern said it is not sumcient Im a<br />
icliran to lil. jn ipplieatron hefoi e<br />
the dtailhnL with the inli'nti.m o|<br />
itjrlmp afterwards Ho must enroll<br />
in ind lit!,lii inn ionise in jih mil<br />
•it liii diadjnu<br />
ttirtlu imoiL lining stirted in<br />
limt In mu»! bt in luinlni, un hu<br />
(lioillinc HaiL imlm his allendinrr<br />
hi en mi,nnpii-il i» ihi. sLimmei<br />
llinn in fm ,,ime olhei c\cu. A. V. Anxlliarv<br />
HijihliMht.s will inelude I ho annual<br />
past state commanders luncheon at<br />
noon .Sntiirduy. a bom ride at 2 p.<br />
m. today, and the annual banquet<br />
liilliorrow t'Vt'iiinf;,<br />
COIORIHAHQIMK-<br />
Wrilt Uft May Ctimlt IfUf (tmmllilu,<br />
*t f«»r> Kim, H J<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th<br />
ON 34th STREET<br />
BETWEEN ASIURY and BAY AVENUES<br />
Hurry S. Adams, Jr. & William lateion, Preps,<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
. o All r outi N o t * 11 o p u [ w r_r;<br />
Here's fresh, s<strong>of</strong>t frozen flavor it its finest , , . whale-<br />
some, delicious Dairy Queen, juit sample a luscious,<br />
nioulhwalering Dairy Queen sundae or a thtck, smooth<br />
shake or malt. You'll discover Diiry Queen tastes<br />
better! Because, Dairy Queen is froien just seconds<br />
before you eat it. And Dairy Queen is healthful, toe,<br />
because it's made from fresh, whole milk. Stop at our<br />
new Dairy Queen store on Grand Opening Days. Enjoy<br />
Dairy Queen. It's SO good!<br />
REFRIGERATION and WALK IN COOLER<br />
by<br />
CHATTIN RIFRIGiRATiON<br />
Commercial — Domestic<br />
1116 Asbury Ave, Phone 3061<br />
WE DID IT AGAIN<br />
Another Commercial Electrical Installation<br />
by<br />
IRVIN JOHNSON, Jr. & Co,<br />
Electrical Contractors<br />
944 Asbury Aye. Phone 1591<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
from<br />
BRiNT YOUNG<br />
RIO. ARCHITfCT<br />
New Jersey and Penna.<br />
S01 Asbury Ave, Phone 2854<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
From<br />
LIMPERT BROS, Inc.<br />
Ice Cream Toppings and Flavors<br />
VINELAND, N. J.<br />
USE OUR CLASSIFIED ADI FOR QUICK RESULTS<br />
Summer Tutoring<br />
4 Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Service Rendered<br />
By a Select Staff<br />
Individualized Programs Arranged far Private<br />
and Public High School, College or<br />
Elementary Students<br />
FOREIGN LANGUAGES REMEDIAL READING<br />
SOCIAL STUDIM ARITHMITiC<br />
MATHEMATICS TYPlWRITiNO<br />
INOLISH SHORTHAND<br />
SCIENCES<br />
intensive Coaching Courses<br />
ESTABLISHED ,?41<br />
12 W, Fiffitnrh Street <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 2330-W<br />
PUBLIC INVITED<br />
to the<br />
MUSIC MELORAMA<br />
Sponsored by Artisans Order<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mutual Protection<br />
Friday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 24th, 8:30 P. M.<br />
CONVENTiON HALL<br />
'Music fay<br />
Artisans Memorial Post 120 American Legion<br />
POST BAND<br />
IT'S FREE - NO ADMISSION or COLLECTIONS<br />
OPENING<br />
SPECIAL<br />
PLUMBING<br />
Installed by<br />
CHARLES C, PALERMO<br />
Westinghouse Appliances<br />
1447 Aibury Ave. Phone 0166<br />
CEMENT<br />
Work by<br />
LEON COSTELLO& SONS, Inc.<br />
1001 Simpson Ave. Phone 2239<br />
m
It:<br />
illows<br />
nube,<br />
<strong>of</strong> CoinmbU SdttlMtle Fiw A«soclat(on<br />
r,»v» Sdlior, DOLORES WORKMAN<br />
: ttditor, bottom CAMERON<br />
"' *ilctutj Advisor, JAMES B. KnU<br />
MABIONSWABTZ, JEAN BLAKE<br />
trscy Group I championship track<br />
school enrollment will be consider-<br />
ere given by the school, and by the<br />
!am. They were Ted Ford, Ed Be<br />
ably higher than this year/: Enroll-<br />
ocal clubs <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
ingcr, Charles Hadtke, Joe Kennedy,<br />
ment is as follows, although there<br />
Ihorles McDowell, Frank Wickes, The awjids were as follows- may be changes <strong>of</strong> up to 50 more<br />
Illl Wirtz, Lou Davis, Wayne Thomp Women's Research Club award for people: Seniors—140; <strong>Jun</strong>iors—123;<br />
asp Cor<br />
an, Tom Adams, Charles Bowman, joy and girl with highest average in Sophomores—168; and Freshmen—<br />
par pom*<br />
ayne Myers, Al DeSantis, Wayne English foi last tluec ycais in high 163.<br />
inner, Bill Cason, and Carl Mo- chool, $10 'each, Alice Koch and<br />
;ttl.<br />
Yank Wjckcs<br />
Awards also went to the winners Kiwams Club award to boy and<br />
the track men's decathlon. They :irl with highest soholastic average,<br />
ere Wayne Myers, Carl MOretti, 25 Savings Bond, awarded at lunch-<br />
FOR YEARS FOR QUALITY<br />
nd Al DeSontis.<br />
on, Mary Sharp and Edward Scott<br />
Readers Digest' subscription for<br />
Outstanding Athletic Awards, ne year to Valedictorian, Mary<br />
which require 25 ipolnts, -were pre- harp<br />
sented to eight nthletei, the largest<br />
number in O, C. H. 6. history. Cjicnustry Award. $5 given annual<br />
AWNINGS<br />
They were Frank Wickes, Sam by an intciested citizen, Frank<br />
Fogiio, Joe Kennedy, Ted Ford, Vickcs<br />
Chlejc McDowell, Bernard Carter, D. A R Good Cituen, Barbara<br />
George Coder and* Mate Davis. 'ord<br />
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The captains for next year's teams<br />
were then announced. They are:<br />
Football Co-Capts., John Dol Corio<br />
and Dave Lodcr; Basketball, Phil<br />
Uubcr; Baseball, Charles Bowman;<br />
Baseball-Track, Wayne Winner.<br />
The program next featured the<br />
presentation <strong>of</strong> the championship<br />
trophies to George W. Meyer, principal..<br />
Phil Iluber presented the Cape-<br />
Atlantic League J. V. Basketball<br />
{Championship trophy, Joe Kennedy<br />
presented the Cape Atlantic League<br />
baseball championship trophy. The<br />
Cape Atlantic League track championship<br />
trophy was presented by<br />
Frank Wltekcs. Ted Ford presented<br />
the South Jersey track championship<br />
trophy,<br />
The program was concluded with<br />
a word <strong>of</strong> appreciation from Mr.<br />
Meyer toward the people who made<br />
I these trophies and honors possible.<br />
Rotary Club <strong>Jun</strong>ior Rotarian,<br />
Yank WiLkes<br />
American Legion Boys State Hepesenlatives,<br />
James Jeffries and John<br />
iclCono<br />
American Legion Girls State Rep<br />
escnlativc, Adelaide Titus<br />
Douglass College Citizenship Inlitutc,<br />
sponsored by Federated<br />
Vomcn's Clubs lleseaicli Club, Ma-<br />
Is Aycis, Women's Club, Gail<br />
iridegam, Civic Club, Jojce Harins.<br />
Colony Club, Carol Turner<br />
Principal's Award for Service, $10.<br />
oseph Newsome<br />
Civics Award, ClwrlC5 Palmer Das<br />
Medal, Kathleen Lynch<br />
Women's Club United" Nations<br />
wards, $5 each, Kathleen Lynch and<br />
oyco Fctcrion<br />
D A R Home Economics Pins:<br />
nothing, Marian Rasmussen; Foods,<br />
[orma Capcza<br />
Dramatics Award, $5, Carmen Doene<br />
Women's Club Art Award, $5, Sal-<br />
Laird<br />
Home Economics Award, $5 each,<br />
lothing, Angelina Longo, Foods,<br />
lebocca Barksdalc; Betty Crocker's<br />
Picture Cook Bdok, Janice .Dullcy;<br />
Betty Crocket'b Good and Euiy Cook<br />
Book, Marlon Cason:<br />
Instrumental<br />
illvcr Halncs<br />
Music Awaid, $5,<br />
cense Fee<br />
ow Due!!<br />
Vocal Mufcle Awards, Arion Founatlon<br />
Medal and Pin, Frank<br />
Vickcs; $10, Mary Sharp.<br />
Gregg Medal for Stenographic Proidency,<br />
Patricia Wriggins<br />
Rotary Ann Award In Business Edcation,<br />
?10, Patricia Wriggins.<br />
American Legion Award to 8th<br />
•radc boy and girl for Honor, Courige,<br />
Scholarship, Leadership apd<br />
Service, Constance Money ana David<br />
Ilizzard. ''" 1<br />
Rotary Scholarship medals awarda<br />
at dinner: 12th grade, Mary<br />
>harp, Edward Scott; Tlth grade,<br />
lary Jane^Scott, William Strathnann;<br />
'lOjJi grade, Sandra Weber,<br />
"Ullam Scebaugh; Dth grade, Bertha<br />
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ANCE No. 597 and Amended Ordinance 768<br />
all MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES shall be due and<br />
the <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> tfie (Cit/ Clerk in <strong>City</strong> Hall, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
ST DAY Of JUNE in each year, and shall expire<br />
ebb, Robert Schilling; 8th grade,<br />
Helen Floyd, Sunway Lee; 7th grade,<br />
Carolyn Johnson, Matthew HutmAkcr<br />
Billows Awards<br />
Outstanding, Dolores Workman,<br />
3ail Aman, Connie Cameron; Major<br />
Words, Steve Cake( Mary '>t(ane<br />
*ott, Phebc Turner, Nlkkl Clark,<br />
Mike Johnson, Sandy FInkbelner,<br />
jeorglna. Blake; Certificates, Joyce<br />
WaMclmv Marten Smettz,* Mary Hawhorne/<br />
Bat-bara bootit' '<br />
Scholarship Awards:<br />
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such paymenj.<br />
isnge Chn> Scholarship, $300,<br />
..... Wkttes.''<br />
VfanufnV Oub Scholarship for fu-<br />
^ f «ny *?etion <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance shall<br />
teacher, $200, Arthur Collins.<br />
Honor Society Scholarship, flop,<br />
h ' ''<br />
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b*fo)» Hie Magistrate be subject to a fine.<br />
r.<br />
:EGINA B. RODGERS,<br />
<strong>City</strong> Chrk.<br />
urging, f 100, Sally Ijunl.' v ' '<br />
Venture 'Olub Scholarship, $100,<br />
\ngellna Longo.<br />
Student Council Scholarship, »100,<br />
Arthur Collins.<br />
Colony Olub Scholarship, 4th year<br />
Charles Olden, |E00.<br />
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t-SECTION TWO<br />
Student Council<br />
flans Big Year<br />
| New Projects <strong>On</strong><br />
| Tap Next Fall<br />
§ ly MARY JANI SCOTT<br />
te An this sehoel yi«r eleiis, It would<br />
ge well to review the accbmplisti-<br />
B>enls <strong>of</strong> the Student Council. This<br />
«TKaniMtlgn has never been too<br />
Rrong In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Ilifih. In some-<br />
Schools the Council Is In charge <strong>of</strong><br />
^11 financial projects, etc. It is look-<br />
•d upon as the final authority by the<br />
gtudent body,<br />
£ Student Council was Introduced to<br />
Bits school several years ago, for the<br />
fpwnd tint, after It had .died out<br />
•pme 17 yean before. During the<br />
put few yean It appeared once<br />
ffeain to be on the decline when a<br />
flpterailned group <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>flcers and<br />
seme <strong>of</strong> the fruits<br />
<strong>of</strong> a sound<br />
banking connection<br />
Come in — sfarr<br />
banking with usl<br />
their sponsor tried to really ictompllsh<br />
something,<br />
Th. fait |fhit Ith.y nave to *<br />
grMt extmf orrled out rh«lr nlmi<br />
It Ihswn by thii «t»t«m*nt <strong>of</strong><br />
Prlntlpsl G«ors» Mtytr wha.uid,<br />
"Thll Student Council tin •ecsffipllth«d<br />
men jfhin «ny oth»r« In<br />
rtcMt i/*tn, lit whole (tan* Iwai<br />
Improved, plioil;<br />
distance to stop nine buKt have<br />
hi'm ,i]iplioil .1ml lull] (list mi i<br />
Dm CIS nctc<br />
Simon Wiilkci —11 in p m—Ian.<br />
—11 22<br />
Jus Cheiv—20 m, p. m,—IB—2B.4f-<br />
.53.4,<br />
Tom MeDoiigal—as m. p. h,—18.0<br />
—30-48.B.<br />
Tom Jones—25 m. p. h.—23.10—<br />
3DW—OS.i,<br />
Carole Turner—20 m. p, h.—13-4—<br />
21W—38,7,<br />
Haw p costs less ikw any o%w<br />
•<br />
old P, Stoddard, exeeutive Btcretary. First Baplbt Bapim<br />
<strong>of</strong> the New Jersey Baptist Conven. I Court HHouse<br />
tlon, will preach the sermon, and rison Hunter*<br />
the Hoy. David P. Wright, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> tut Church '<br />
Cily Daptist Church, will read from Tnc<br />
Scripture.<br />
Albert Wellj will read a shert<br />
hliMry ef Hie church, and Patter<br />
Harry F, Flndelion will read rhe<br />
namet l<strong>of</strong> the W paitsrr whs liivs<br />
served the church sines Its beginning.<br />
Creeling! ot the evening service<br />
nt 7:,TO o'clock wilt ,be brought by<br />
the Hev, Everi'tt OrlmminiJs, pastor<br />
<strong>of</strong> Celitriil Baptist Church, Millvlllc,<br />
and moderator <strong>of</strong> the West New Jersey<br />
Hiiptisl AssHfialiM; the Rev, Lcliny<br />
Ciinnlnghani. jKislur <strong>of</strong> the<br />
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8th Street<br />
Between West and Bay Avtnott<br />
The Home <strong>of</strong> the Famous<br />
CINNAMON BUNS<br />
OPEN DAILY 8:30 A,<br />
Personsliui<br />
DRY CLEANERS<br />
Futriw<br />
COLD STOMfi<br />
Individual<br />
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Custom Tailoring<br />
ALTERATIONS<br />
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Free Pirking<br />
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NOW.,.With Magic Chef Heater This 13 Room-2 Bath House Costs <strong>On</strong>ly $31A Month ft M<br />
fine <strong>On</strong>i rrtcvt mnrs woy U/AU it\ to tnua save household UnnKAUniJ money! ^^..i « >- • _ . : •<br />
Now^thatyou.eon hove gas hsdf at 10%<br />
to 20% lea than any othgr modern fuel<br />
with o Moglc Chef hioter ond the niiw qos<br />
ntms.<br />
Rial,luxury <strong>of</strong> suptrmarktf prlees! For goi<br />
hiot is the eleontsf, most dipindobla heat<br />
veuve Bvtf known. And you eon pay for<br />
it In 10 equal monthly poymgnts undir thi<br />
Gas Compony's GASCO plon, Mokfs hiotmg<br />
coits os easy to handli as food costs.<br />
A free estimate tells you in odvanee what<br />
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Better call your Plumber . Dialer or thi<br />
Gas Company today. Nan saving housthold<br />
money for oil wintirs fo eome, with luxury<br />
gas heat at supermarkit prices!<br />
•»<br />
X the traek<br />
"Why, he bumped Into a<br />
t Best the oilier day, and the<br />
d to chose him two miles<br />
sting. They<br />
and KflsppuV just sal down on him<br />
pNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS<br />
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates<br />
DAY . NIOHT or WliK INOS<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 33,93 /<br />
Write P, O, Box 656<br />
[HARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE<br />
ONI iTANBARB • ONI MAHAOfMEHT<br />
Poi Ov« Half A Century <strong>On</strong>e ol America 1 *<br />
flitter Dining Place*. Known from Coast<br />
to Co&it for Better Servic«Tf. for tho<br />
Tastier Preparation <strong>of</strong> the Sama<br />
Feed Your Grandfather Enjoyed.<br />
Sea 1*1* <strong>City</strong>, N.J<br />
Margarttia Pltilfct. Management<br />
Open Every Day <strong>of</strong> the Week 12 Neon to 1 A.M.<br />
DADDY'S GIFT IS HERE!<br />
Day is next Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 19th I<br />
the "forgotten man'<br />
til family with i useful<br />
HlMm« gift from TRIANGLEk<br />
deserves it I Here ire<br />
iftwol TRIANGLES<br />
todiome new styles for<br />
M-csbrful,<br />
(•fsrtitlf shoes<br />
it DOWN-TO-EARTH<br />
f BICES i<br />
Sudloalet<br />
IMI and<br />
KH<br />
»L[!<br />
Quality seldom featured below $10.-<br />
10 COOL, LIGHT, COMFORTABLE,<br />
Dig 1 will "live" in them all summer .<br />
(ON CORK SOLES<br />
Untie<br />
Gore<br />
loafer<br />
or Oxford<br />
with WOVEN<br />
1 —Ginulne<br />
GOODYEAR WELTS<br />
5 99<br />
AND<br />
Give Dad Triangle HI-STRIDES<br />
and he'll walk on air!<br />
$5. values at<br />
Elastic<br />
Gore<br />
Loafer<br />
or oxford<br />
in brown or<br />
navy fabric.<br />
Mike Dad Happy and COMFORTABLE<br />
with a pair <strong>of</strong> Fine Kid Leather OPERAS<br />
or ROMEOS with elastic sidesan<br />
outstanding gift at ONLY<br />
A99<br />
£$399<br />
<strong>of</strong>fy about Dads ilyle, «!or ef litt preferinte. Will<br />
^ exchange them for whittvtr Did HM* btstl<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LgPOEIl<br />
They Talked Over School Days <strong>of</strong> IWO<br />
P' 1 ), ANNIVERSARY <strong>of</strong> graduation was observed at reunion <strong>of</strong> membera <strong>of</strong> O.C.HS<br />
. ,hnJP • Wlt ^ eac », 0th ff an * some <strong>of</strong> their t6 « 0he r«- at dinner party Saturday "night."<br />
o 4?rth»~ H,? 1 Y? ra Patchel - class »«retary- Georgo W, Meyer, ichool prftciclnss<br />
ehaperone on Washington trip; Miss Agnes L, Bradfey, class advisor- Charles<br />
Imi, president; Mrs, Mildred Allen, reunion chairman; O, W, Reiohly, retired high<br />
school principal, and Mrs. Mary Oehlschlager, vice president—Photo by Mike Blizzard<br />
Pupils and Teachers Reunited<br />
25 Years After O.C. Graduation<br />
Fony-swen membors imd uiissis <strong>of</strong><br />
ihe in.JO KradiiiilinK class <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> High School attended their<br />
2Sih anniversary rc\mlon Saturday<br />
f in ilu> Linwond Country<br />
Cluh.<br />
p C s fur the affair included<br />
O. W. Heichly, principal <strong>of</strong> 0. C.<br />
II. S. in 1030; George W. .Meyer,<br />
dnsN ehaperone on their Washinij.<br />
ton trip and now the prtaiipai; and<br />
Miss ACTON Bradley, class advisor.<br />
Honored Kuesl-s inclntluil Mrs<br />
ftciclily, Mrs, Meyer. Mrs. Maruaret<br />
Wnlnrlijht, and |hu I'lnns afticcrs.<br />
Agent Inspired<br />
by Conference<br />
Extension Service<br />
Presidont Charles Adleiul, Vice<br />
President Mrs, Mary Sullivan Oelih<br />
sehlajjcr, and Secretary Mrs. Vcr.1<br />
Davis Patehel,<br />
Individual ceramic ashtrays were<br />
presented to everyone attending.<br />
The trays wore Inscribed "O, C. II.<br />
S, Class <strong>of</strong> 1030" as permanent sou.<br />
venlrs <strong>of</strong> ihe occasion.<br />
'The commitlee un arrangenients<br />
included Mrs, Mildred Trout Allen,<br />
chairman, Mr. Adelisszi, Mrs. Hazel<br />
llevan Boland, Mrs. Sopliia Colilj<br />
Southard, Mrs, Lenoie Maxwell<br />
Townsend, Mrs, Sadie Wilson Winner<br />
iind Lewis Sliidini;.<br />
owner for entry in tiie contest.<br />
Three yolina pouifrymen froin<br />
Cape May County ore entered in the<br />
fonte.il. They are Leiiard Johnson<br />
from Villas, Boh MeGiiiifiin <strong>of</strong> lienniiit-ille.<br />
and Jinimie nice <strong>of</strong> Swaininn.<br />
Open Contest For<br />
Benefits Cited<br />
Baby Parade Royalty<br />
By TID BLUM<br />
A contest to select a queen and<br />
4H Club Agent<br />
attendants to preside over ihe Wild-<br />
Ijist week your correspondent wood baby parade was started this<br />
ipent three days In Slakes State week by the Chamher <strong>of</strong> Commerce,<br />
Foresl at the annual Exiensinn C'nn. nntrles are required to be between<br />
fere.nce. This hrinss toBether the 0 and 12 years, and either perma.<br />
aui-lcullural<br />
, ,<br />
aKcntii,<br />
,<br />
Ifiime ayents.<br />
, iisnl or Mirnmiir residpnts <strong>of</strong> Greater<br />
club aaeiiu and extension spotJal. | wlltHvoatl. The comet will run un.<br />
ISIS to discuss esUMisicm policies, | U| j,,,,. „ Thp quem selected will<br />
praKi'ams and methods. It wus «<br />
uvvut v;i!iie io me as n new aqen<br />
to meet, ihi> other mirkers and tin<br />
(IffKliinil more iilicitit how the Coop<br />
eriitlvc Rslension Service «ervc>, niir<br />
cniinly.<br />
liiilhcr thnn trv tii explnln the<br />
physi.cnI orsianteation. suflice to soy<br />
the Extension Servite '.through i(><br />
county staff eirers Ihe fnrmer, i!ai'<br />
tleiier, and liunjemnkei' life ednen<br />
tiuiial - Informiiilan tin iiny .and all<br />
problems canfronllna ihe citizen in<br />
I huso fields iir.iifirlciihiie and homemakiiiK,<br />
Our -1-11 Chili prnHrnm also nireilo.imr<br />
youth the afiiremenliuiU'd<br />
services plus arenniznlional. advisory<br />
and recreaiioniil assistance In the<br />
maintenance <strong>of</strong> agricultural unrt<br />
home ecioHomlus club:<br />
- Du'rini; Ihe months <strong>of</strong>-'.Tune and<br />
July the 4-11 program reaches Its<br />
cllmnx, Scliool is nvei' and those<br />
cluhs near the. shore sometimes stop<br />
functioning for the summer months.<br />
This Is because <strong>of</strong> Ihe great drain<br />
on leaders' time'.<br />
In JiiHe we have our 4-H Camp,<br />
now underway. Then in July, the<br />
County 4-11 Fair, The fair is the oc^<br />
casioii on which the boys and girls<br />
are credited for their achievement,<br />
Ribbons and cash awards from $8 to<br />
Sh are presented lor ihe achieve,<br />
ments, This Is a "free Bate fuir";<br />
thai Is. there is no charsse for ad.<br />
mlssinn. The expense <strong>of</strong> awardinu<br />
prizes and operoilntf overhead must<br />
necessarily be met.<br />
Next Wednesday, the 22nd <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e,<br />
the southeni Nesv Jersey Chicken <strong>of</strong><br />
Tomorrow Conies!, will be held in<br />
Viheland, Each contestant has raised<br />
at least 50 birds to 11 weeks <strong>of</strong> age.<br />
The slit most uniformly large, will<br />
fleshed birds will be selected by the<br />
CONSERVE YOUR FURS<br />
CALL<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
i-3030<br />
Keep your furs sife during<br />
the dangerous menlhs<br />
ahead<br />
IXPiRT FUR<br />
REMODELiNG<br />
Reasonable Rates<br />
FUR COATS STORED<br />
Far Al Little Ai $3,00<br />
Cloth Coats $1.50<br />
NAGRONS<br />
1307-11 PACIFIC AVI,<br />
Open Wtdniidiy md Ilturdiy<br />
fvininil 111 t P. M.<br />
receive n loving Clip, cup, a rinn and a<br />
portable radio, while the attendants<br />
be prevented with trophies.<br />
NO CHANCES<br />
Cowboy—"My podiitT and I are<br />
liikiiiM a trip ihrpiijSh the desert<br />
next week, He's taking along a gah<br />
Ion <strong>of</strong> whiskey for rattlesnake bites."<br />
Visitor: "What 1 are you tafcinji<br />
alone?"<br />
Cowboy: "Two rattlesnakes."<br />
Red Cross Group<br />
at Convention<br />
Local Women Help<br />
Serve as Hostesses<br />
The OMfln <strong>City</strong> branch <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Bed Cross was well repre.<br />
sented this week at the national eon<br />
venilon <strong>of</strong> the orianlsatlon In Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong>, with about 4,800 dele,<br />
gates present from coast to eoogt,<br />
A group <strong>of</strong> local women worked<br />
as members <strong>of</strong> a host#s§ committee<br />
at the pro-convention registration on<br />
Sunday, under the chairmanship <strong>of</strong><br />
Mrs, Edwin Stevens, reiort branch<br />
chairman. The three^ay conclave<br />
pened Monday and continued<br />
Ihroiigh Wednesday In Convention<br />
Hall,<br />
Other mtmbers <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
committee were Mrs. Norman Smiley,<br />
Miss Mary Uiecht, Mrs, Rachel<br />
Sehermcrhorn, Mrs, Willlnm Garret.<br />
son, Mrs, BeMoiie Eggiei Mrs, John<br />
B, Townsend, Mrs, James Hogan.<br />
ind Mrs, Arnold Hamersley, All w«re<br />
lecreditcd delegates to the 1 eonv«n.<br />
lion, and attended many <strong>of</strong> the sesslons<br />
and speciai events.<br />
Business activities were inter,<br />
ipersed with J! panel studies <strong>of</strong> the<br />
hanging demands on service organ,<br />
zatlons such as Red Cross,<br />
Service to memDers <strong>of</strong> the armed<br />
forces, which consumes almost hal<br />
the annual budget, was discussed<br />
OJIB major address by General John<br />
B, Dahlquist, head <strong>of</strong> the new Con<br />
tlnental Army Command at I<br />
Monroe, Va,<br />
Traffic Death Tell<br />
Higher In State<br />
Vehicles out <strong>of</strong> control and run<br />
ninu <strong>of</strong>f the roadway accounted for<br />
flve <strong>of</strong> the 10 traffle fatalliies in<br />
New Jersey last week. Attorney Oen.<br />
oral Graver. C. Rlclitnan Jr., an.<br />
nounced today. Three other persons<br />
MILTON HAGERTHEY<br />
1910 Shore Road, Unwood<br />
PHONi SOMiRS POINT 3178<br />
succumbed tp Injuries in earlier accidents,<br />
raining the 195$ total to<br />
midnight Sunday to ,101, flve more<br />
than the 290 regirtcred to the same<br />
PACE 1 ~- SECTION<br />
date last year,<br />
Rk-hman said last<br />
were five drivers, four<br />
«nd one pedestrian.<br />
HOW first time Vi<br />
your color<br />
automatically<br />
FREE - <strong>On</strong>e Quart <strong>of</strong> Matching Enamel with*,<br />
the Purchase <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>e Gallon <strong>of</strong> Wall Paint<br />
DAVIS HARDWARE CO.<br />
1235 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 0915<br />
High time you discovered<br />
the dffiemnce in Dodge!<br />
Next time you're driving around town, just<br />
notice the number ot gleaming new Dodge can<br />
you see on the titrcet!<br />
Then ask yourself: '"What to it thilt piople,<br />
have found out ubout the new Dodge I hat's<br />
causing thk landslide <strong>of</strong> popular favor?"<br />
Part <strong>of</strong> it, <strong>of</strong> Bourse; is the new Dodge styling.<br />
You caB §e§ it« glance how much bigger and<br />
more luxurious this'car ii—up to J inches<br />
longer than Its competitors.<br />
But the real story behind the rush to Dodge is<br />
thiai Ptoph art diMoming tht diffaeitm in.tht<br />
way Dadgttsrs art liiginmed mid huill!<br />
They discover It ih the solid, aubltantial feel <strong>of</strong><br />
the car—the way it handles and rides. They<br />
learn to appreeiale it in the deep
4 ^ SECTION THREE THE OCCAM CITY SENTIWlL-LePOER AY, JUNE 17, 19ii<br />
Capo Theatre Opens<br />
Sunday tor Summer<br />
; Tht Capo 1 second show, which opens Wednesday,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 22, Is late Love. This<br />
will run IhrotiL'h .Saturday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 25.<br />
In the leading roles will be Nnt<br />
ThMtre at Cape Kay Goodwin, H, grandson <strong>of</strong> the famous<br />
Ml open Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>o 10, for its American actor Nat Goodwin.<br />
81st consecutive season. The play Is<br />
M» light eomedy "Jenny Kissed Me," T. C. Upham Is lh manager for<br />
wtileh after a Broadway run histhe<br />
15th<br />
-teen a great success ]n summer<br />
: fltCH-k, The play will bo given mult After a lapse <strong>of</strong> eighteen years.<br />
•Me and evening UB opening day and Purnmount lius teamed Bine Crosby<br />
thereafter on Monday ana "niMijay and Dnn+ild O'Connor u^ahi. In th<br />
evening.<br />
earlier film. Donald was onlv 12,<br />
: The second production will fol- with :in Irish face and a soprano<br />
low Immediately, thus inauguraling shilling voicr. In his pri'sent film,<br />
the unique summer Uteatr# schedule "Anything (ioe.i,". Donald is near-<br />
:'« twe plays each week, with the ' '10, and sinHs baritone.<br />
open nightly and with two<br />
, Sunday and Saturday, Thn ClMslfltd Adt Bring Quick<br />
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328 Wast Avenue<br />
H. G. Marshall<br />
Hardware<br />
719 liHirNi Read<br />
C. H. Shoemaker<br />
Lumber Company<br />
209 • 12th Street<br />
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Hatching Intrigue In Hong Kong<br />
CLARK GABLE and Susan Hayward rendezvous high<br />
on a hillside above Hong Kong to plot a desperate plan to<br />
go behind the bamboo curtain, In scene from action-packed<br />
drama. "Soldier <strong>of</strong> Fortune," which opened last night and<br />
runs through tomorrow at the Moorlyn Theatre<br />
Betty Grable in<br />
Film at Strand<br />
Clark Gable Stars<br />
en Moorlyn Screen<br />
STRAND<br />
Today, Tomorrow<br />
"Three For the Show" is a big,<br />
bouncy Cinemascope musical stai<br />
ring curvaceous Betty Grable, the<br />
dancing Marge and Cower Champion,<br />
and Funnyman Jack Lemm<strong>of</strong>t,<br />
Spiced with lively tunes, lovely<br />
girls, fast-stepping dancers and<br />
brlsht-faced comedy, the story Is a<br />
light frothy affair on the lowdown<br />
on life for four in a love nest foi<br />
two. It's romance with a wink, a<br />
musical marital tangle resolved to<br />
the satisfaetion <strong>of</strong> everyone,<br />
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday<br />
"The Purple Plain/' a romantic<br />
drama enacted in the humid heat,<br />
fierce sun and waterless plains <strong>of</strong><br />
few f aglnd • Virginia . Fltrldt<br />
Nassau . Etnwrfa • Hawaii<br />
Mexico • Cpkgdg • Alaska<br />
California , Kktionol Parkt<br />
See ys (<strong>of</strong> ififsFffiifioB rjR<br />
Shreve Travel Service<br />
iCOfi Parlne Ale, Atlantin flij-<br />
TBAVKI. I'ilOSIW<br />
A, f, J-.1II7 - 4-01,11<br />
KEM-CLO<br />
Th* iniraclt (grin finlih for'Uttti.n<br />
and balhroom walli and th» woodwork<br />
throughout 1h« houie. h look.<br />
md waihM Ilka faaktd .nomtL<br />
Drtii In 4 hsurs.<br />
FLOOR-LIFE<br />
A louoh, high glssi •nsmsl lor<br />
floor, jndssri and out. Ceviri<br />
mail turfSEii In on. tool. Mill'<br />
!w porchti. (teen, dtek*<br />
OCIAN CITY, N. J,<br />
J. Paul Miller<br />
Hardware<br />
3212 Aibury Avenue<br />
SOMERS POINT, N. J.<br />
Taylor's Hardware<br />
701 Shore Read<br />
Burma, stars Ciregory Peck and introducing<br />
win Min Tliiin, lnvi>ly<br />
young Buiineso beauty,<br />
A Technicolor film adaptation <strong>of</strong><br />
the best selling novel by II, K, HaltM.<br />
the stury is <strong>of</strong> a poignant love affair<br />
lietweiin a Canadian flyer <strong>of</strong> the<br />
RAJ' and a beautiful Rurmev<br />
seething cauldron <strong>of</strong> today's Oripnl.<br />
stars Clark Gable in the title role,<br />
Susan ilayward, Michael Hennie and<br />
Oene Barry.<br />
Set against the flamlnB background<br />
<strong>of</strong> tension ridden Ifonj} Kong,<br />
Ihe nlm sliows the riir.rafr <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ivaterffont, Its pleasure Heekprs, oil-<br />
porlunlties, tourists and spies, nil<br />
intermingiinjj in the teeming a^e=<br />
old, worid-wise streets.<br />
The story Is that <strong>of</strong> a Vank in ex.<br />
le who has learned to plunder and<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>it, smutnjIInK rmiiiiiions lu Hits<br />
Chinese Iteds, and a young American<br />
tvumaii who mils! bargain with him<br />
a learn Hie whereabouts <strong>of</strong> her<br />
sing husband.<br />
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday<br />
Spain with ils airy castles, whoal,<br />
tuned plains, spired cathedrals and<br />
breaded towns lakes its bow in Gin.<br />
ormiSeope as the .superb background<br />
for "That Lady," starring Olivia De.<br />
llavilland, Oilberl Holand, Paul Sc<strong>of</strong>ield,<br />
Fraiieaise Unsay Anil Dennis<br />
Price.<br />
It Is Ihe true slury based on Kale<br />
O'llrien's |jest.sellor <strong>of</strong> the oneoved<br />
prini'iws and her cavalier who Vs-li<br />
from Brace in Ihe eyes <strong>of</strong> fanatic<br />
Philip II, mill Century Spanish kin".<br />
VILLAS!<br />
Today, Tomorrow<br />
"A Man Called Peter" is the slory<br />
<strong>of</strong> a Scottish Immigrant, who became<br />
pastor <strong>of</strong> the famed "Church <strong>of</strong><br />
Presidents" in Washington, n C.<br />
and chaplain <strong>of</strong> the u, S. Ronnie he<br />
lore his untimely death,<br />
Richard Todil is starred in Ihe<br />
title rale anil Joan Peters is en.<br />
starred as hi* wife Catherine. II Is a<br />
poignant love story, ritli and warm<br />
in splrilLiai qualities.<br />
Menday, Tuesday, Wednesday<br />
"East <strong>of</strong> Eden" is a down-to-earth<br />
story <strong>of</strong> people, adapted from the<br />
story by John Steinbeck and star-<br />
I'inu Raymond Massuy, .lames Deun<br />
Julie- Harris and Richard Iiavaios;<br />
It is a tale fif unpretentious,<br />
earthy, emotional characters, each<br />
dependent upon Ihe other; <strong>of</strong> a<br />
search lor love, with each <strong>of</strong> the<br />
slroii)} characters assertina for himself<br />
tiie power to choose between<br />
Mood and evil.<br />
Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day will<br />
co.star in Alfred Hitchcock's "The<br />
Man Who Knew Too Much," which<br />
will be made on location in French<br />
Morocco and London, Jimmy Is also<br />
expfclod to star in Hitchcock's<br />
"Flamingo Feather," the'novel-by<br />
Laurens Van Dor Post, a coiiiomporary<br />
adventure set in Afriea,<br />
Dlek Ifaymes is trying to get<br />
M.n.,\f to .piirchase rluhtJi to jhe<br />
Mildred Cram story, "Porevcr," as n<br />
vehleln for him and his wife, Rita<br />
Ilayworth, The Hayrnes have a con.<br />
tract for two pictures- for United<br />
Artists, which the distributing com.<br />
pany will finance, and would like to<br />
make "Forever," as the starter,<br />
After • yur and • half on the<br />
stigt with "The Ctlne Mutiny<br />
Csurt Martial," Llayd Nolan re.<br />
iurns ito the sertm In a co-starrln§<br />
Irelt with lab T.yisr and<br />
Sttwirr Grander In Merra'i "The<br />
Lilt Hunt." Ht'll play Woodfoot,<br />
# peglHtd bumle tkinntr, vtter.<br />
in i<strong>of</strong> the (iit idiyt <strong>of</strong> the tali'<br />
buffalo drlvet.<br />
After appearing with Humphrey<br />
PIANOS<br />
for<br />
Practice and Beginners<br />
i<br />
Fill credit .Mow,<br />
an the purchase gf<br />
• sew or urd uplift<br />
piano, choo«i> Tram<br />
(be lirtmt •fjHtliB<br />
III Koclh Jfnu-j,<br />
WmBBd'i, an Btver<br />
Mdnwld. ,<br />
A f«w good uitd ipln.ft ,r,<br />
availiM* right new at print you<br />
cin't affsrd to mtit, «•» us befor.<br />
you buy, eaih wunti, but you<br />
tin buy en long tiiy farmi,<br />
WIYAND^S<br />
Atlantic and Georgia Avu.<br />
ATLANTIC CITY, M. J.<br />
LAtL<br />
Bogart on TV in "The Perrlflod Pol<br />
est," Henry Fonda will do "Tin<br />
Clown," fanmcu Knlly's life story<br />
for the screen.<br />
•Betsy Dlalr 'a really EelllnB til<br />
raves for heft work In that sleepe<br />
flint, "Marly," Hi'lsy in leal iifi '<br />
Mrs. dene Kelly.<br />
After two-year yaestisn from<br />
moult work, Ann Sheridan hn<br />
signed wlHi Republic to coitar<br />
with Sttve Cochron In "Came Neat<br />
Spring."<br />
We hear that Ava Gardner has a!<br />
ready completed her Christmas shop<br />
plliji. She had a piece <strong>of</strong> Jewelry<br />
designed in Pakistan fur all <strong>of</strong> he<br />
l<br />
Robert Mitehum is said to havi'<br />
Used tin* sami 1 knife fur Ills surf^i'<br />
role In "Nut A,s A Stranger." Hi<br />
lie used in "Ni^ht <strong>of</strong> the Ilunler," t*<br />
slit Khellev Wiuler's lhl,,;,( Urn<br />
rihle!<br />
Hearinii thai Warners was talkitif:<br />
.seriously vi'ilh .lini lVl-ry, who ap<br />
peared with Phil Silvers on TV<br />
M- <strong>of</strong> aircraft.<br />
He and his bride, the former.Pauline<br />
MouHh, <strong>of</strong> Hunker, Pa., reside on<br />
.shore rd. in Beesley's point.<br />
The Airman <strong>of</strong> the Month is chosen<br />
by the commander's staff for<br />
qualities <strong>of</strong> leadership ability, devotion<br />
to duty, attitude, adaptability<br />
and Neatness, -<br />
Finil s self-made man—and you<br />
will find he worships his Creator<br />
Jamts S. Day, 83,<br />
Wiidwood Barber<br />
James S, Day, a resident for S3<br />
years at wiidwood and operator <strong>of</strong><br />
barbershop there, died at hh home<br />
'uesday. He was 83.<br />
Me was a member <strong>of</strong> the Wlfdwood<br />
p/RACT/CAt.<br />
Boutiques<br />
Glassware<br />
Driftwood<br />
Arrangements<br />
Gifts for the Bride<br />
Gifts for Father<br />
TRUDIE MARCELLE<br />
fTht Gtfr'BexJ<br />
1010 Boardwalk<br />
Brownies Have<br />
fly Up'For 4<br />
The donee is one <strong>of</strong> the (odd<br />
hiKhliiht* <strong>of</strong> the summer season and<br />
benefits th» annual Christmas party<br />
for local youngsters staged by the<br />
Association in ueeemBei 1 Council, Knights <strong>of</strong> Columbus, and<br />
Schmidt<br />
Obituary<br />
the Holy Name Society <strong>of</strong> St. Ann's<br />
Vocal (elections war? i<br />
Church.<br />
Sunan Adanu, Patricia<br />
Joyce Haug, Linda Alb, ,<br />
Mrs, Elizabeth Garis<br />
tit. Georgitrau ML<br />
Charles A. Aih wai nominated for women', clubi, vtttrani arginlla- Mrs. Sulton Dies;<br />
Maharty. WUda' - Smith,<br />
reflection as president <strong>of</strong> the Oeeon lleni tnd afhir orBanlnd groups.<br />
at Stone Harbor'<br />
Martindale, N«ncy Smith, Nsnc^J<br />
, and other <strong>City</strong> Exchange Club at Its weekly<br />
local welfare work,<br />
tlinnar.moeting In Plymouth Inn, The Chapter also prlvldes medlea-<br />
Mrs, FILzabelh Oarta, a resident <strong>of</strong> Troop 2 Closes<br />
son and Joyce Crowsni.*<br />
Monday evening.<br />
tlons and home care for the medi. Here Many Years Stone Harbor for the past 25 years,<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> Girt Scout Troop<br />
A men is known, not so much by Also nominated for reflection for<br />
cally Indigent within the limitations<br />
died at her home Monday. She was Active Season<br />
0, under the leadership <strong>of</strong> Mri. T<br />
the company he keeps, as the con- the year's second six-month term was <strong>of</strong> Its budgets, Mr. Wilsey reported Former Operator <strong>of</strong><br />
llenzler, who also participated In't<br />
84.<br />
Brownie Troop No. 2 held its 'final ceremonies were Carol Uaue><br />
versation be hands put.<br />
Kenneth M. Landls, vice president; that the year before last IIJOO was<br />
Robert bert Sharp, Ireasuriir, Irea and Joseph spent on an Oeean <strong>City</strong> cancer pa. Boardwalk Theatres She' Is , Survived by three sons, meeting yesterday, with a "fly up" Pfander, Jane Hog4nt and<br />
Zivaglia Zivaglia, secretnr.v. secretnrv<br />
Hent, and that just recently the<br />
Benjamin, Samuel and Harry Henry, ceremony and entertainment pro Schmidt.<br />
Mrs, Minnie Sultan, former resort<br />
, Chapter i!ontrlbuted 16 a week over<br />
<strong>of</strong> Stone Harbor, Trenton and Bar- gram, • , Brownie leaders attending the'<br />
The nomingtlnis committee, «, o<br />
theatre operator and for many years<br />
'a period <strong>of</strong> time for medicine for<br />
denlowii respectively; three daugh. The honored "fly ups" who rc fair were Mrs, Cart Shaw,<br />
which Pat Past Pid President Edwin Polity<br />
proprietress <strong>of</strong> a guest house ai ters, Mrs. Florence Kramer and<br />
is chairman, also recommended the<br />
another resort patient.<br />
ceivod Brownie Wings were Joyc and her assistants, Mrs.<br />
1000 <strong>Ocean</strong> av,, died Monday nighi Mrs. Ethel Beltlt, <strong>of</strong> Miftvllle, gnd<br />
election <strong>of</strong> Richard Crcightoii, Nor. He announced that for the nrst at Shore Memorial Hospital,<br />
CVowors, Nancy Wilson, Naniy Smitl Schmidt and Mrs, Ruth<br />
man Miller and Mackey Corson as time. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> this year fell short<br />
Mrs. Mae Cubberley, Trertton, and Llboy Hlocknian. These girl<br />
A number <strong>of</strong> years ago Mrs. Siilton<br />
members <strong>of</strong> tlie club's board <strong>of</strong> con <strong>of</strong> its annual quota. Collected in con-<br />
ith her sister, Mrs. Elwood Preswill<br />
join the Girl Scouts In the fail<br />
DISTINCTION<br />
trol,<br />
tributlons this year was $1,389 Ion, <strong>of</strong> this resort, were the owners<br />
Entertainment included on accor<br />
Mainst a,quota <strong>of</strong> |I,M0. Last year<br />
"Pro" means "for" and "con" means<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Moorlyn and Park theatres on<br />
dlon solo by Llbby Blackmail, flute,<br />
The eleeilon will be conducted more than $2,000 was <strong>of</strong>fered by<br />
"aiainst", Thbj explains the differ-<br />
Ilio boardwalk.<br />
phone solo by Ruth Townsend and<br />
Monday night, and the In.tallaHon <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> residents.<br />
ence beCween progress and Conpiano<br />
solos by Oeor-gle Seirle anif<br />
The Moorlyn has since become Ihe gross,—The Bristol (Va,) Herald<strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong>ficer! an Mond«y •vtning, The drive here fell short he said<br />
Lugenia Taccarlno. Poems were re<br />
property or the Strand Theatre Co. Courier,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e V, it ,* "Lidltt Might" ere. because <strong>of</strong> the lack <strong>of</strong> volunteer<br />
cited by Ellen Doddi and Marl<br />
while the.Park, formerly located ai<br />
gram pUnned tor rhe Atlantic <strong>City</strong> workers In the canvass and collee- Park pi,, was destroyed by fire.<br />
Country Club In Northfl.ld. lions. He urged that service club<br />
memliers <strong>of</strong>fer their service to this<br />
She Is survived by four sisters,<br />
President Ash announced that and any other drive for which they<br />
Mrs, Preston, well known for her<br />
Prank Wickes, a graduating member may find tune.<br />
work m "Mrs, Santa Claus"; Mrs<br />
<strong>of</strong> the high school Senior clais, had<br />
Julia French, Mrs, Harry Wolf and NOTICE!! DAISY'S<br />
been awarded this year's scholarship<br />
Mrs, Molt Cotter, all <strong>of</strong> the Phlla.<br />
<strong>of</strong> i,he club lo .assist him In his col Airman Truxel Wins delphia area, and a brother, Charles<br />
MU'lWl<br />
, Colic, also <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia. The Remembrance Shop<br />
Palermo Base^Award .—iuneMl_seEviees_wlii_be-canduet.<br />
Adolph C. Wjlsey, <strong>of</strong> Sea Isl« Cliy,<br />
ed today at 2 p, m. In tho Itose Pu- <strong>Ocean</strong> Cftjr'i Card and Gift Headquarters<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the Cape May County<br />
neral Home In Frankford, Philadel-<br />
Chapl"r <strong>of</strong> the Amcrlefln Cancer So<br />
phia, The Rev. Grafs, <strong>of</strong> the Salem<br />
II LOCATED A T . . .<br />
eicty, was the speaker at the meet-<br />
Lutheran Church, Krankford, will <strong>of</strong>ing.<br />
Ho was accompanied by Henry<br />
ficiate. Local arrangements were by<br />
At<br />
II, While, former county Chapter<br />
the Smith Funeral Home, interment<br />
962 BOARDWALK<br />
secretary, chairman pi Its education<br />
will be in Westminster Cemetery<br />
committee, and retired county OBH-<br />
Montgomery County.<br />
0IFTS — TOYS — CARDS<br />
cultural agent,<br />
GILLIAN'S<br />
FUN DECK<br />
OUR 25fh YiAR<br />
At Plymouth Place and Boardwalk<br />
INTERTAINMiNT<br />
FOR YOUNG and OLD<br />
6 R-i-D-E-S 6<br />
YOU'LL FIND<br />
OUR HILP COURTIOUS<br />
AS ALWAYS<br />
Betwoan 9th and 10th St.<br />
FEATURING<br />
Ladies' Ready to Wear<br />
Department v<br />
In Addition to Our<br />
Wide Selection <strong>of</strong><br />
Sags and Jewelry<br />
Special Purchases<br />
KNIT DRESSES<br />
and SUiTf<br />
* Regular $49.90<br />
NOW /¥•'•"•••;•<br />
Bathing Suits ^<br />
• - B Y V : . : .•-•;:<br />
JANTZEN<br />
GANTNER<br />
and elhtP natimally<br />
idwrlllM brtndt<br />
flay Clothes<br />
•¥t - • • • ; " • . ,<br />
JANTZEN .<br />
Uniirwear<br />
• i n "s--. . •-• •:'<br />
VANITY MIR<br />
Dresses .<br />
BVi ... .:;v;::<br />
JIRRY GILDEN r<br />
PLUS A FULL LINE Or<br />
• eOATf- • SWEATBRt*<br />
Saturday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 18th<br />
SPLASH-INN MINIATURE GOLF COURSE<br />
<strong>On</strong> The BOARDWALK Between 12th and 13th STREETS<br />
. ' - . ' . . . ' • . - • • ' • • . • • • • • • ' • • . • »<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Newest and Most Modern Golf Course—18 Holes Scientifically Designed<br />
The19th Hole - - Enjoy the "SPLASH INN" Luncheonette & Patio<br />
YOU WILL ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS FOOD SERVED ON OUR SPACIOUS CANOPIED DECK<br />
DEDICATED TO MAKE YOUR STAY IN<br />
OCEAN CITY A PLEASANT MEMORY<br />
Robert Monrde<br />
Building Contractor» Jobbing<br />
Avenue<br />
AVA ENTERPRISES, Inc. STEPHEN 6. VALiNTINQ WILLIAM D, ARNOLD<br />
Patio Deck Canopy by<br />
Barbour's Awning Service<br />
SSn<strong>City</strong> - Phoni3393—» or Write POBox 656<br />
WILLIAM L. ANTRIM<br />
ANOTHER COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION<br />
Irvin Johnson, Jr. and Co.<br />
944 Asbury Avenue Phone 1598
-SECTION fQUR<br />
About Semms<br />
toKlwanlans<br />
POINT—A aim entitled<br />
Survey and the Manu-<br />
s <strong>of</strong> Serums* mi Khown at the<br />
dinner meeting or Klwanis,<br />
I evening at Mac's Restaurant.<br />
nt Joseph DiOrlo presided.<br />
^lSie ilev. G. Arden Farrell, pastor<br />
h Fkst Baptist Church, gave<br />
«. , / f f'»"!i." I<br />
-*«*-<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
the invocation. Birthday greeting<br />
were sung to Leon Grlsbatun, vlci<br />
president. Joseph Akno received Ui<br />
attendance award. Herbert Searli<br />
and Theodore Meskors were guests<br />
At a meeting <strong>of</strong> the board <strong>of</strong> di<br />
rectors Immediately after the regu<br />
Jar meeting, plans' were started foi<br />
barbecue on August IS.<br />
MORI SOMERS POINT NEWS<br />
IN SECTION 2<br />
GREGORY<br />
900 Shor« Road — Somers Point<br />
Hotel - Bar - Restaurant<br />
Pwhirlne—Turkey PldMn tnd Sandwich*!, Oysfar St«w, CUm Sfaw<br />
Vrlwf Oytttrs, Sn*pjwr Soup, Frlsd Jumbo Shrimp, S«food, stuks<br />
,- •HUFFLEBOARD OPEN ALL YEAR it 7:00 A.M.<br />
• #<br />
n<br />
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Made in True Italian Style<br />
AT THE<br />
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SPECIALIZING IN<br />
FAST TAKE HOME SERVICE<br />
INTRODUCING i<br />
The Campus Sandwich<br />
Table Service in Addition to Our Take Horns Department<br />
<strong>On</strong> 14th Street Between<br />
Asbury and Centra! Avenues<br />
Frank Liqued Host<br />
to Boy Bowlers<br />
SOMERS POINT; -^ Frank Uqucd<br />
honored his winning team <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Burners Point Youth Bowling League<br />
at dinner In Mae's Restaurant on<br />
Shore rd., last Wednesday. In the<br />
absence <strong>of</strong> Mr, Uqucd; Joseph Smith,<br />
a business associate, acted as host.<br />
Mrs. Kirk Oliver, director <strong>of</strong> the<br />
league, was present as an honored<br />
guest.<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the learn are sending<br />
an engraved ashtray as a token <strong>of</strong><br />
appreciation to their sponsor/Those<br />
comprising the team arc Duke Den-<br />
ny, captain. Tommy Itinocenle,<br />
Chuckle Coales and ponald Morgan.<br />
Legion Dinner-Saturday<br />
SOMERS POINT—A dinner honor<br />
n« past commanders and presidents<br />
if the Clark-EUasoti Post 352, Amer-<br />
ican Legion and Auxiliary, will be<br />
held Saturday at 7 p. m. at Mac's<br />
Restaurant.<br />
SPECIAL *1JOD<br />
LUNCHEONS<br />
EVERY NOON<br />
AT<br />
MAC'S<br />
Restaurant<br />
and Bar<br />
908 Shore Road<br />
Somers Paint 3951<br />
A'ert at Point •<br />
Called Successful<br />
SOMERS POINT — Somcrs Poln<br />
police department reported<br />
"Operation Alert" on Wedtie<br />
Proved most successful, wlUi heart;<br />
cooperation <strong>of</strong> the general public.<br />
The <strong>of</strong>ficers, special • <strong>of</strong>ficers an<br />
members, <strong>of</strong> civilian defense units<br />
had little to do, once the siren<br />
sounded, as cars pulled to the curb<br />
and occupants found shelter, as<br />
pedestrians.<br />
Masonic Club Hears<br />
Athletic Official<br />
SOMERS POINT _ The Masoni.<br />
Club met Monday evening at Mac's<br />
Restaurant. Stanley Halnes presided<br />
William Livin^ton spoke <strong>of</strong> lib<br />
experiences as a basketball player,<br />
referee and baseball umpire. Otto<br />
Fcrnscl and Amos Barbour were<br />
guests.<br />
There will be no meetings In July<br />
and August<br />
STEELE'S SHIP<br />
BAR<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
ELMER BLAKE Proudly Presents<br />
AND THE<br />
ROCKING HORSES<br />
Featuring DELORK FREDERICKS<br />
AMERICA'S NEWEST INSTRUMENTAL COMBO<br />
Plus STAN the Man FACEY Piano Star<br />
KITCHEN OPEN<br />
Serving the Finest<br />
FULL COURSE DINNERS — SANDWICHES<br />
AT ALL HOURS<br />
GO IY<br />
PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES<br />
CAMDEN and<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
Crest Salons Approve<br />
Motels <strong>On</strong> Beachfront<br />
The Wildwood Crest Borough com,<br />
rnissioners Wednesday • night adopt-<br />
ml an ordinance making certain<br />
beachfront lands available for mo-<br />
tels, hotels and apartments as well<br />
si for reildential buUdlngs.<br />
Tht new ordinance wat pa§ge ftlKh school and college<br />
Classes start <strong>Jun</strong>e 27 Aik<br />
ire. INTENSIVE COACHING<br />
12 VV. J5th St.. <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly.<br />
jiwi Avc., Wyndmoor, Pa,<br />
5 <strong>Jun</strong>o 2T-> tr<br />
1 tutorlnif. All grades find high<br />
I Licensed, Experienced, sue-<br />
Well known In public und<br />
t school chicles. Reasonable prlo<br />
jl Pembivkc Lane, Merlon Park<br />
6 <strong>City</strong>. , B-2J<br />
PERSONALS<br />
ntid <strong>Jun</strong>e ] 195s<br />
Attorney<br />
Xtun <strong>City</strong>, N J<br />
G-9—11—i,f<br />
IS DOM- HOSPITAL, 711 J^bury<br />
second Moor, Phone 3293 \l<br />
FivERVDAY FAIrV-Lovely curds,<br />
dipped scented candles Elf Is<br />
toys, dolts find novelties<br />
• Gift Fair, 514 8th St. Mrs.<br />
Children Dedicated<br />
PALERMO—Seven children <strong>of</strong> Mr<br />
and Mrs. Elijah Harold Mason, <strong>of</strong><br />
PloasantvJHe, were dedicated during<br />
the morning warship service in the<br />
Palermo Baptist Churoh, Sunday. The<br />
children are Marcia, Edna Marie,<br />
Emerson Elijah, Gwendolyn Darlene,<br />
Donna Jean, William John and Shell-<br />
la Ellen. The Rev. Harry F. Findcison<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficiated M the ceremony<br />
Legionnaires Elect<br />
Officers at Wildwood<br />
The Byron Pennlnglon Crokcr<br />
Post, American Legion, <strong>of</strong> Willd-<br />
wood, has elected Louis lacono as<br />
commander.<br />
William Kelly was elected senior<br />
vice commander; Robert Bowman,<br />
mnlor vice commander; George W.<br />
Kapp, adjutant; Frank Picrson, fi<br />
nance oiliccr; Hie Rev, Clyde Smith,<br />
chaplain; Alexander Tale, sergcant-<br />
t-arms: John tlallman. historian,<br />
nd Basil Evans, one-year trustee.<br />
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Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, with 2J Words or Less<br />
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— All Classified Advertising Cash ^<br />
Coin mulled In given to ifpu binlallti oi biouiiht to olli n.<br />
nllv MUSI Bt ACCOMPANIED BV CASH OH STAMPS to'?<br />
Copy accepted oiei phone a", (.ouitmj und cnnunlenrc to cuiumvr<br />
mltuince must be In befoK advertisement li, set In type<br />
Claislficd Display Advertising — 5180 Per IncS<br />
representative for Curtis Pub-<br />
Ci}. and ulI other magazines.<br />
f Townsend, 711 Anbury Axe,<br />
id (looi 1 . Phone 3203 IM><br />
REWEAVING — ClKarelte<br />
i vns moth holes, cuts, teal's At-<br />
Jjonj, Buttonholes, Buttons Cov-<br />
« 1 Belts Made Free Estimate!<br />
tapt Service Reasonable Florence<br />
^^ " 1116 Bay Ave Phono 1304 6-34<br />
CARD OF THANKS<br />
wish to thank my frlcmls<br />
ghbuib for tdrds flo»ei& and t>lft:<br />
liuhcil and the tiuisea or Shore Mem<br />
oil.il MoMiiltjl for catc Klvcn ihulnt' n<br />
recent Illness.<br />
Mis. Irene Johnson<br />
Clsiilflcd Adi Bring Quick Retulll<br />
) NOTIIK<br />
The Dlrcrctori <strong>of</strong> Uie <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly<br />
Iiirnc- Savings unit Ijimn Association<br />
mve declared a Semi-Annual dividend<br />
it the (innuul i-ate <strong>of</strong> 3^, payable to<br />
shareholders as <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e 10, 11)35 pay-<br />
ible <strong>Jun</strong>e 29. 1953.<br />
HARRY \V. ABAMS,<br />
Secrelat v<br />
"M—It—lif 51.41.<br />
Mm «e c wrest Squad foi iis-ilsluntc lecekei<br />
duiing my iccent bereavement<br />
Mis. Hurry Jiobbins<br />
LOST<br />
Blnck cat. two white spots on chest<br />
Kiccn collai with hell family pel<br />
Reward CiintaLt Mrs Archdeacon 130;<br />
Asbury Ave., or <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Police<br />
e-i<br />
MITK't; OF SA1.K<br />
Ih( underslgntd wltl sell at public<br />
miuioiron <strong>Jun</strong>e 33 W55~»ril JO a rn<br />
at Scrlvanl Bukk. 112 W. Pine St.<br />
Wildwood fi J one (1) l'Jo2 Pl>m<br />
outh Motor No. Serial No. 12U12U2ti.<br />
l)y virtue <strong>of</strong>' default. In payment on<br />
Conditional Sale Contract or Richard<br />
A, Davis held by General Motors Ac-<br />
ceptance Corporation.<br />
General Motors Acceptance Corpora-<br />
tion reserves the right to bid on the<br />
property GENERAL MOTORS<br />
ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION<br />
S, J. Price<br />
Attorney ln-1-ai.t<br />
6 17—11—pf S2 16<br />
^^)TI^,^, To LIMIT f HUHTOHS<br />
Estate <strong>of</strong> ConolH dago Ross a/k/a<br />
Conolly O Ro3s Deceased<br />
Pursuant to the order <strong>of</strong> Arthur W,<br />
Ijirlcks, surrogate <strong>of</strong> the Comity <strong>of</strong><br />
Cape May, made on the -eighth day <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e, <strong>1955</strong>, on Uie petition ot Uic sub-<br />
scriber, the AdmlnlstrstorA <strong>of</strong> said de*<br />
ccdent, notice is hereby given to the<br />
Creditors <strong>of</strong> said decedent to present to<br />
the administrators within six months<br />
(ram the ' eighth day <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e, 11)55<br />
their claims In writing and tinder oath,<br />
speclfyhiK the nmount claimed and<br />
the particulars <strong>of</strong> the cltUm<br />
Diited <strong>Jun</strong>e 8, A. D 1055.<br />
Ev» Iloss McCormlck<br />
Hnncy Lloyd Cliattln<br />
John E. Boswell,<br />
Attorney<br />
Oceun Clly. N. J,<br />
6-1T—«t—t>f 58 82<br />
Flshlnj, t.ickli> bo\<br />
I'lntos 59th St Hslili<br />
d.iv Reward Phone<br />
Newcomer Bomse Blllu<br />
bmy A\e<br />
euulplied al<br />
i« Plci Mon<br />
124G-W, Mrs<br />
, 8th und As<br />
b-1'<br />
FEMALE HELP WANTED<br />
FEMALE HELP WANTED Applications<br />
now being lllkon for salesladies. Ful<br />
time or part time Year arqund work<br />
Apply to Mrs Battcrsby, G C Murphy<br />
Co nth St and Asbiry Aic I'<br />
HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS-For part<br />
time sales work. Must he 1G years<br />
or OM-r Apph Mrs Battersby 6 C<br />
Murphy Co. Sill and Asbury Aio tf<br />
WOMAN or competent hlKh school gill<br />
August ist Uiiough September 10th<br />
or any part there<strong>of</strong> 5 00 (i tn thrtiuuli<br />
dlnnir pupwe dinner wnsh dishes<br />
Vlclnltv 10th bt <strong>Ocean</strong> Clt^ Stale<br />
salary dcslied Wtlte tiu\ 8008, faen-<br />
tlncl-Ledgcr. ' 6-24<br />
LAST WEEK FOR<br />
BOBBY BOYD<br />
, Piloting H)s<br />
Jazz Bombers Quintette<br />
RETURNING JUNE 20<br />
AVON iepiesentatl\es fi(cdem WAITJltSS for<br />
hostess foi- Amerlcsa P<br />
oom tuo viomQnfnrsltortJ<br />
nilwuhes t»o male flf<br />
3reakers Hotel. Dcltncty 1<br />
loardwalk.<br />
SITUATIONS WANTS<br />
enccd "StV'lin liour, S<br />
iftsr 11. »••<br />
IABY SITTING-<br />
d SOi. an k<br />
Phone ai3 iftsr 4<br />
ABV SITTER—Ekpfflei]<br />
hour alter mldnljht, '<br />
In tsihcr Miitll4«cto. 1<br />
vc Phone 0.H&<br />
flJAIIOMS-Scliool<br />
babysitting "loyor<br />
ureka ApiitmenU, 4<br />
OIXEGE girl would.<br />
work secretarial<br />
Imend H •? MifUe<br />
Phone VI 7^7M V<br />
ABY SITTEIt hi.,<br />
experienced llsy or I<br />
)Ui until midnight,<br />
'53 MERCURY "<br />
3 DOOR — R. a H.<br />
HYDROMATIC<br />
$1495<br />
'53 STUDE. Tudor<br />
CHAMPION — RADIO<br />
HEATER — HYDRO.<br />
'$1195<br />
51 PONTIAC Chieftain<br />
|1DOOR SEDAN, R. & HYDRO.<br />
$895<br />
I'54 LINCOLN Capri<br />
' HARDTOP<br />
$3250<br />
I'49 PONTIAC 4-Door<br />
$575<br />
!CHEV.%-TonStake<br />
$1095<br />
> CHEV. 4-Dr. Sedan<br />
$695<br />
f'50Chov.4-Dr. P.G.<br />
$695<br />
, '53 CAPHLAC<br />
PAN — RADIO * HEATER<br />
tXPEIURNCED slnifle needle opera-<br />
tors on dresses Piece work rates<br />
Yeai aiound work Guaranteed *100<br />
hourly minimum to £oqd ftist: expel 1-<br />
sncea operators Apply hi person to<br />
Somcrs Point Mfe, Co, 132 Shore Road<br />
Somers Point if J. 7-1<br />
M to do housework, live days<br />
• n week Somers Point resident Dre-<br />
Jerrcd Apply Saturday and Sunday, 23<br />
Uniboi Lane, SomeriPoInt, N. J. 6-17<br />
CHAMBERMAID, older woman pre-<br />
ferrcd (or hotef work The G<br />
lan uio C t l<br />
ferrcd (or hotef wor<br />
8lan, uio Central Ave.<br />
i^<br />
*rtl. to<br />
2Sg'J«!"on ftiferenets Write Box<br />
puts. Sentlnei-Ledgsr.<br />
8-17<br />
MALE HELP, WANTED<br />
?»T<br />
ARL YOU IN NEED 0M<br />
Short order «Jor I<br />
woman or day wor J<br />
HYDROMATIC<br />
$2/95<br />
YOUNG MAN.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
suitable part 1<br />
Aunist M Uli<br />
liNa Phone PI<br />
STRONG Inlelll!<br />
summer o~"' ~ :<br />
boat or Ian*<br />
DAY'S WORK i<br />
|dKN>U<br />
RUCK<br />
CADILLAC<br />
Asbury Avenue<br />
Phona 0606<br />
I <strong>City</strong><br />
A. E. STONE, Inc.<br />
Quality Asphalt Paving<br />
at Moderate Pricts<br />
Phone PlHuntvltls 2781 or 2749<br />
U<br />
KEYS MADE—Completc locksmith ser-<br />
vice. Automobile locks a spifially.<br />
Walter E. Allen. 703 Cer.tral Ave.<br />
Phone 26-11. tf<br />
I OK quiilllN lionies mil Huilii<br />
.umlold Eulli.kr Heidi!<br />
Mum<br />
ICftl-W<br />
nce PJione<br />
tf<br />
KEYS DUPLICATE!} nnj muile to<br />
node- Lemimfs, .103 I3»y Avc. Phoni><br />
1787 G 23<br />
FOR RENT<br />
TY SETS<br />
Week — Month — Season<br />
TV-SERVICE<br />
Self-Supporting Towers<br />
and Antennas Erected<br />
SCHUFF ELECTRIC<br />
710 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Phone 1242<br />
BUSINESS SERVICE<br />
HAND and power Iltwn mowers lawn<br />
rollers and spreaders rented Davis<br />
Haidwarc Co . 1233 Asbury Ave t<br />
Waller &<br />
builders. 827 3rd St. PhonBa»<br />
or 55 Asbury Avc. Phone 2562-w<br />
Gcoigc Beddotv, registered<br />
827 3i-d '" " L<br />
0-23<br />
RUG CLEANING I. an art and science<br />
not a business Irust joui rugs to<br />
u reliable fim A|i ij^e,' ," <br />
ncanlnic Complete K service—clean-<br />
c ... rt P Q lr and storage dcpai-tment.<br />
Smith RUK Works S2-I N Main bt.<br />
MHlvllle Plione I(( 1-jrtabllshed ulnre<br />
NOW OPEN<br />
HADLY JEWELERS<br />
935 Asbury «Avenue<br />
WATCH, CLOCK and<br />
JEWELRY REPAIRING<br />
Manufacturing Special<br />
Rings and Diamond<br />
Mounting*<br />
Store Hours: 10 to 12:30<br />
& 2 to 4:30—Closed Mon.<br />
PHONE 2848<br />
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE<br />
IMS -PONTIAC Excellent condition,<br />
$325.00. Can be seen Sill central<br />
A an<br />
HOUSE TRAILER. 17'. for vacation-<br />
Inn electric brakes uood tires ex-<br />
cellent condition, electric refi lgerator,<br />
hcatei, JD05 0O phone O75B 0-17<br />
BOATS FOR SALE<br />
FINE BOAT slips for rent In<br />
eat LdKoon In ease <strong>of</strong> a t'<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> $125.00 season.<br />
1912-J.<br />
Uie Mf-<br />
itorm. In<br />
Fhone<br />
ft4i3<br />
1055 DUIET EVINRUDE — bales and<br />
Service. Bait, tackle, hardware.<br />
Thompson und Plastlcratt Anchor'n<br />
Point. 2nd and Buy Ave. Phone 902*.<br />
TOOLS,<br />
FOR<br />
RENT<br />
Do if yourself and<br />
Save Money. We will<br />
rent you the tools.<br />
• Power Mowers<br />
• Power Saws<br />
• Fertilizer Spreaders<br />
• Floor Sanders and<br />
Polishers<br />
• Ladders • Ladder Jacks<br />
• Carpenter's Hand Tools<br />
• Plumbing Tools<br />
Rented by Hour or Day<br />
HOME BUILDERS<br />
SUPPLIES<br />
HARDWARE — PAINT<br />
324 West Ave. Phone 1048<br />
Vacuum Cleaner rtcpairs — All Makes<br />
HOOVISK KALES AND SERVICE"<br />
ROBERT E. HOFFMANN<br />
2 F. Wllniol Ave homers Point<br />
Hi. 3110 l-'reo Plck-Up mid Delivery<br />
tf<br />
PIANO 1UMVi—10 \LJ1S *\|jerli>uie<br />
lunt. an>\\heie 85 (JO Phone Sotncrs<br />
Point 3991+ Wiley Eastman, LJnwood,<br />
N J tf<br />
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE<br />
BOAT SLIPS for rent, accommodate<br />
iioats up to J5 ft safe anchorage<br />
$100.00 for season, 137 Bayahoro Dr.<br />
Phone 1012-M. • 7-1<br />
SPEED GARVEY. new 15'10"XS'<br />
Smith Hurlior Road, Beesley s Point.<br />
N. J. Phone <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 0T27-R. 0-17<br />
54 FLGIN outboard forward and re-<br />
\t rse clutch 7u lip Slightly used<br />
$80.00. Apply. Russ Adams Boat Yard.<br />
Jllh & the Bay. 6-17<br />
14 FT. DUNPHY .nd 10 h. p. Johnson<br />
with tunk Kear shift. Winterized Dust<br />
fall Each In excellent condition.<br />
52KJ.0O. Phone 00K7-W for BPpolnUlicnt:<br />
6-17<br />
StiA. SKIFF. 2fix8'. good condition,<br />
price J1O0900 Can ou seen nt 73<br />
West 18th St. 7-1<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, <strong>1955</strong> THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLiDGER , Ixo':<br />
FOR SALE<br />
NEW AND USED Hollywood bedsi<br />
rollaway rots with link spriiun;<br />
duUe lounge adjusunents and lull In-<br />
nenpnngs. chests, rugs, clothe* clos-<br />
ets, antiques Almost anything for<br />
apartment or cottage. Pernaps you<br />
might ilesln ti> trade tome things not<br />
needed Run cribs strollers, piny<br />
pens, cot- .nd furniture R. C Rob-<br />
bliu. tll^iuii AW. e-U<br />
ONE DINETI1 suite, kitchen Ubld<br />
and chain 2 wall slnkt, aide arm (as<br />
water neuter puieftal washstand, com-<br />
bination link and stationery tub, 1100<br />
Aabury AVC. frit<br />
ELEVEN _<br />
excellent col pa<br />
ndlU<br />
i<br />
nel Interior doors.<br />
exll<br />
screening, vt ...<br />
hIKII. 2L& Cenlrnl Ave.<br />
Ten pieces, porch<br />
various widths, all _TV<br />
Phone 130).<br />
8-17<br />
AUTOMATIC WASHER fibre rugs,<br />
wooden wardrobe, dressers Phone<br />
0TS6. The Georgian, 1M0 Central Ave.<br />
6-17<br />
THOR automaglc uosher, two years<br />
old. Excellent condition. Nine piece,<br />
medium die. walnut dining room set,<br />
not too old. Apply 801 5th St Phone<br />
FOR SALE<br />
1054 GENERAL ELECTRIC<br />
eton at iireatly reduced Jn Ices<br />
PluniMnr and HUttni 6th Bt<br />
Asbury Avc, Phone 0413,<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
WILL BUY MODERN and Did furni-<br />
ture bedding, kitchen wan and all<br />
kinds <strong>of</strong> old giwvrare, china andl<br />
Uques. Call Bright, somers point 39^<br />
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE<br />
LOT SO-xOO'" noned Tim family resi-<br />
dential Graded, sewer, rear alley,<br />
near beach; G<strong>of</strong>f us Marnlngilde Rd.<br />
Phone 29T7-J 6-1T<br />
TEN PIECE dining room nt. «2&00;<br />
double bed, with Innersprlng mat-<br />
ress $10.00, s/s Delancey Place, sec-<br />
ind lloor. i. 6-1T<br />
SOFA BED single maple bed, com-<br />
plete, maple dinette clulra, antique<br />
bedroom rockers, opartmenl size wash-<br />
coMcc Uble 116 Haven Ave Phone<br />
two sets <strong>of</strong> sails and trallei<br />
0 21211 Central Ave Phone<br />
FOR.SALE<br />
SEVERAL GOOD USED TIRES and<br />
tubes SI 00 up traded on new Flre-<br />
Jtone tires. Moore's Firestone Store,<br />
741 Asbury Ave. Phone 3006. ti<br />
HRUBBERY ROSE BUSHES, Bur-<br />
Bees beed Fertilizers Peat Moss,<br />
-rclllses. Bert's Pauo Shop. 201 West<br />
AVC. Phone 3121 or 3122., tf<br />
ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 20<br />
to 40% Off- Finance 20 months,<br />
Open days and evenings Plauinlai<br />
Music Store 634 Montrose SL. Vlne-<br />
nd, N J Phone V-715T tf<br />
SEE NYMAN FOR GLASS Auto glass<br />
Installed gloss tabli and desk tops,<br />
lrrors. Boat gloss, window glus re-<br />
. iaccd iind glazed, 610 Asbury Ave.<br />
Plronc 01B2. tl<br />
U'HEAU chlffoi-obe dressing table.<br />
Keiuonublc Phone 1303-R. 0-17<br />
TWO PlpXJr: oversluired HvInK »m<br />
suit, $50.00; ten piece walnut dlninis<br />
-(Him suit £125.00. IMS Wesley Ave.<br />
0-17<br />
rETTEE; upartment size. KOS sUive;<br />
two rioOi- model radios: metal twin<br />
'ids; other small articles. Reasonable.<br />
MO Plaza Place. Phone 1028. 6-17<br />
.VICKKH diiven|n>it; fillder, single coll<br />
licdsprihKs; tables, rugs, folding<br />
cen.s: miscellaneous articles. H16<br />
i^im Ave. . 6-17<br />
:OMPLETE mahogany bedroom set,<br />
exceptionally good condition. Rea-<br />
DIIIIDIV. Phone 1382-.I. 6-17<br />
USED TV SETS In good condition.<br />
Antennas aui) AUi\vt.rs, installeiL and<br />
repftlHtf Oii-untliy Harrtunre Co<br />
720 Asbury Ave. Phone 2158. If<br />
LANTS—Zinnins. marlitoli].;, petunias,<br />
snulnlnigons. sweet ni.vnsum, ngcra-<br />
um. asters, scarlet sage, cornflowers.<br />
:ult-*ndu!u. iiullliudlii, pai'sley. 50c doz-<br />
11I511 strnwhei'ry (ever-beniing)<br />
chrysanthemums. &eninlunis, shrubs.<br />
phoni-272U-J. - • &31<br />
UH0 b'ORD tow truck. li:um whn:li<br />
KIOO.OO. Al's l~.IIH>s Service. 3th antl<br />
May Ave. Hione 1037,<br />
WI1L II'UJL AWM anilhlni, ^ou do<br />
not mint fiom ullli I'onm in i-Ke<br />
«heie Hi paj being Items I tan u^i<br />
W Bili,ht phone bomtrs Point J%9<br />
STLAM WALLSCRAPING — WatcrlcM<br />
method Also ualnUfl walls hcautl-<br />
fnlly cleaned bv spetlol pioiess with-<br />
out steam. Wallmu»icr, Somora Point<br />
291S. "<br />
NOflCL IO UTEkLNHERS—\W rent<br />
tools foi an% Job Gun lacker, lawn<br />
roller IKIV.II nrouir floor sandcr<br />
Oceun CIt> Hnrdwnie Co 720 Aibury<br />
Avc. Phune 2158. ^ >•<br />
~ ^LASSIFIED~DTSPLAY<br />
DAD WILL<br />
RIDE LIKE<br />
A KING<br />
in one<br />
TvZ <strong>of</strong> our<br />
FORDS<br />
1952 TO 1953<br />
REAL SHARP<br />
NEW IOW prices starting »» *W5<br />
Several body ttyl« lo choose<br />
from New paymsnt plan—up to<br />
24 months to pay. St» them now.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Motors, Inc.<br />
(Famous for Fordil<br />
14 Atlantic Av« ?*h ft Simpson<br />
Phonai: Ocsan <strong>City</strong> 0400—W5S<br />
Open Evary Nlt« and Sunday<br />
COLORKD<br />
day or week, 1<br />
least... Cash in Advance<br />
'i?osltfvely no damWcd Ad will bo published until paid for.<br />
S Mt later thim SMurW and Wednc^laj noon. Afl will not bo<br />
:»»*' fI f •—78c<br />
YOU CAN AFFORD<br />
Chevy<br />
Dow<br />
y<br />
"Yes,<br />
. Low<br />
not.<br />
C IILIJL<br />
l<br />
p<br />
Bay\\<br />
SL<br />
'55 I'<br />
vc It<br />
512 "iu pu wk<br />
and *i5 Fnntlucb<br />
W.W05 with tin<br />
y Motors scnsullonal TIMES<br />
SALES Pi-AN A'l montlis to pay<br />
This orrt'i- timy i*o limited, so nc-.i<br />
uulckly! NO GIMMICKS. NO REI><br />
'APE. NO TWO LOANS TO PAY,<br />
iiecUil HtU'nllon to ServIcOUitti. <strong>On</strong><br />
ft spot dell very, Muke only one<br />
payment, Oihiplelc servloo Includ-<br />
a Jur-on the pi^mlsps m«d(!Tn<br />
Ucp'L, CretJIt quickly ui><br />
hy (ek*|>honc, Pfrsuiiul<br />
Informotlon strictly (Tonfl-<br />
dontl»] TKKMENDOH.S TRADE-IN<br />
ALLO^'ANCI^. U . you nw<br />
niniicy on your old car Euywfiy<br />
will \my it <strong>of</strong>r. This Is one ui the<br />
most unusuiil plmis vxw <strong>of</strong>fered.<br />
ACT NOW WHILP THIS OKKKR<br />
LASTS Oill ELIZ 4-8188 oi 1 call<br />
In person m<br />
The Big Bayway Motors<br />
Rt. 1 Vt Llnlorn avc. nt the U»y-<br />
way tryfnc elri;U>. •Elizabeth, N. J.<br />
O.K.'D USED CAJlS AND R<br />
All makes and rnodvla with<br />
tht<br />
C<br />
writ-<br />
All makes and rnodvla with i<br />
ten guarantee that counts. Palmer<br />
Chevrolet und Oldsmobile Used Car<br />
Lot, Uth and Simpson Ave. Phono 0237.<br />
Open evenings.- U<br />
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY<br />
^USTlCRAFT WOODEN FENCES,<br />
red wood basket weave. English<br />
hurdle fences, post and rail red wood<br />
ooiird. Free estlmules. K.H.A. terms.<br />
Uert's Pnllo Shop 201 West Ave. Phone<br />
3121 flr 312^, tf<br />
NEW and USED PIANOS<br />
Grandt * Spine** - Upright*<br />
Tuning - Repairing<br />
CIRCLE PIANO MART<br />
(<strong>On</strong> 1 the (,'lrclr, Soitirrft Point)<br />
PHONE 3123 t<br />
CEIIAN.UMS—Ivy eeranlums, fancy<br />
leuf and tollectOrt varieties Also a<br />
full line <strong>of</strong> summer itnnuais. R<br />
bushes und hydrangeas. Colonial<br />
er _Shopr 2322 .Bhunr Rd.,<br />
Point. Phone 2618.<br />
CABINET BASE small buffet, double<br />
mattress cuts electric heater, large<br />
mlrior door mirror andvsmaller ones,<br />
table lamp honing board Very r*e<br />
sonable1 7lJ <strong>Ocean</strong> Avc 6-H<br />
DKKSSeRS, WOO each; b«U M.00<br />
Mth. 100 napkins, *1^ each bftth-<br />
Hull 30c each. blnnkvU. $2 00 cadi,<br />
bulclicr gnitins 50c each, spreads,<br />
chenille ond olhcra, 1100 to fcouMch.<br />
curtains 50c each piratic tablecloths,<br />
Ac cadi brtulde Hotel, SM - Mil St<br />
CHAIN tmiVK bike, $,1000, small<br />
tricycle. $3.00; coach, Jlo.OO- stroll,<br />
tr $3 00 health rider, $2 00, s<strong>of</strong>a and<br />
chali, 110 00, white Caloric gas stove<br />
$10 00 H8-I - llh bt 0-17<br />
WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat. »4O.00;<br />
white scale for candy or baked goods,<br />
515.00. Lenox APU. 700 AtlanUc Ave.<br />
0-17<br />
TWO 38 NORGE all porcelnln sal<br />
runges good ronillllon 135 00 each,<br />
Norge 7 cu. It. all porcelain re(rlgci St. Charles PI Phone<br />
319O-V., ' 6-17<br />
LOT OF WOOD casement sash, chest<br />
4 daiwfrg electric washer wrlngf.1<br />
blic. used one season, iu«> chillis,<br />
metal porch chairs; wood and metal<br />
lb Cull lifter 9 a. m. Satur-<br />
825 Plymouth Place. 6-17<br />
TEN PIECE silver walnut dining room<br />
set; €ine piece beveled plate glass<br />
Insert for door. 22xG4. Reasonable 1<br />
First.St. Phone 21JJ-R, 6-17<br />
COIL SPRINC. ilouble lied size, 58.00,<br />
and Inside door, $5.00. 1126 central<br />
Ave. Phone OJ43. 6-17<br />
LOW POSTER bedstead walnut fin-<br />
ih; roldlng cot and mattress; four<br />
fold, folcllng screen. Reasonable. 1028<br />
Asbury Ave. 6-17<br />
16 CU. FT. JORDAN upright fieemr<br />
S250.00, Less than 2 years old. Phone<br />
3017-R , 6-17<br />
DR(Jp I.KAF TABLE. 510.00: small<br />
buffet. 510.00; Coldspot refilgeiotor.<br />
W5.00. Phone U53-J. 0-17<br />
VACUUM Cl-EANERS—New and used.<br />
Hoover and Kleeti-ulux, 513-00 up.<br />
Fully Kunrunleed. Service all makes.<br />
Fret 1 delivery nnd estimate Phone<br />
Plensantvllle 'J31U or <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
10H5-VV. li-23<br />
liprlnht. like nciv, 10 cu.<br />
fl. Perfect i;onilltlon, 5300. I-'ood plan<br />
notion tl Must sell moilni; 103 1 Irst<br />
SI «-21<br />
IJHIFTWOOD t\|jri>*s knees h\dran<br />
f,Loom dlnlrfk !*'<br />
oom kitchen bAth poudei roomt 5* J.<br />
lun pot*-ll overlooking<br />
JB% AVC<br />
FORKING girls and boy,, corotortnb<br />
accommodations, two In room,, 11.1<br />
powder room,<br />
u»y. Apply 40<br />
.TTENTION SCHOOL TEACHERS—<br />
Brand new luxuriously furnished<br />
ipjittmont rcHdv to show for next<br />
Inlt-i s icntlnK Sleep 4 S70 0D pel<br />
lonth 1001 Atlantic Ave ot 10th St<br />
6-16<br />
COMFORTABLE rooms open to >ui<br />
deck, double or twin beds W0.00 a*<br />
S3500 weekly, two In rqjm. -*<br />
sauures to beach ParWng, The .<br />
baur. 713 Ocecii Ave.<br />
GUEST HOUSE. Eluht liedrooma, mod-<br />
oi'n kitchen.- three-bflthrooms. "show-<br />
A, vlt he^t, cxtm npai'tment. Near<br />
beach, clean, furnished, excellent In-<br />
come. Sacrifice 516,500. Apiily U0S<br />
Wesley Ave. 0-17<br />
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT<br />
SEVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM<br />
Office Suites. All utilities. Modern<br />
. i every respect. Write Box 7B26. sen-<br />
tinel-Ledger. . tf<br />
4 BEDHOOM, 2 buth coltuue, Tt-cur<br />
garage Season or hiilf scjison. Own-<br />
er on premises. 312 Wesley Rd. 0-17<br />
113 BAY AVE.. season, clean, modern<br />
six rtwim house, heat, hot water, elcc-<br />
:rlc kitchen, automatic washer, n-oner<br />
T V., sundeck overlooking the bay<br />
Season. JTOO.OO. 0-17<br />
24 BAY VIEW PLACE, near 11th.<br />
two room cottaKC accommodates<br />
four persons <strong>Jun</strong>e 1& to July 9lh, &10<br />
weekly, ulso Julj 30lh Ccntiul Ave week ends 6-23<br />
THE QUILL—available now,<br />
double roonu twautKuily<br />
tleasant surroundings, cen<br />
an accommodate * six working.<br />
Reuonable. 641 Central Ave. '<br />
2342-W.<br />
COMFORTABLE room runnlnt '<br />
semi private onto, for three r<br />
jji near boardwalk, Reuonal<br />
The BbWe, aao eih St. Phone !<br />
t^nRAll.V loaitea second floor<br />
BrlKht checrrul sleeps six Suitable<br />
for group or waitresses or working<br />
lilt Is $GOU 0U season Utilities Included<br />
APPIV 1660 Asoury Avc Phone 1376-W<br />
KIJZABETH HALL H1B-17 Central<br />
Avc, Klrsl Iloor, four rooms ond<br />
buth Parking. Season, hslf season or<br />
two weeks. Special rates <strong>Jun</strong>e and<br />
tliml)ci Phone 1763-K 0-2*<br />
ROOMS for working boy, tTO<br />
ly each, rooms with Bo -<br />
prlvlleues for small family, , ,<br />
in weekly. J02» Asbury Ave.<br />
DORMITORY rooms for young m<br />
J7 00 weekly. Surf * Ean*,' '<br />
Born dw/ilk <<br />
AVK, miHcr North bt<br />
fumlshtd and utultuble<br />
ueck month or season l^arsc screened<br />
Iionh modern kitchen living room<br />
with day bed; bedroom; bath. Suitable<br />
3 or 4. Apply premises, tf<br />
ROOMS<br />
lOCB<br />
WWU.V<br />
Completely<br />
ueck month<br />
h d<br />
1011 BAY AVE.. (our roona and bath,<br />
sleeps eight, for week, month or sea<br />
fion. Also rooms with twin or double<br />
beds. Meals, It desired. 6-24<br />
THE CABLES—4th gt. & <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave.<br />
AUruulvc one and two bedroom<br />
housekeeping apartments, $50.00 nnd<br />
30500 per week B-24<br />
THRBB BMJROOM aiintimenU. HvInK<br />
room dining room, kitchen, front<br />
nnd back poithcs free parking lot.<br />
First half season and ucckl} 625 Lau-<br />
rel Rd 6-31<br />
1WO SMALL housckccplni; units <strong>On</strong>e<br />
sltcm four, other thic« Utilities (ur-<br />
nlshcd El(xtj|t rcfi Iterator. Month or<br />
somon, nlso weekb icntals Warring-<br />
ton, 416 Central Avc Phono S339-W,<br />
Jipaitmcnts. near tcf,<br />
ammodoto lour. ¥95.00 Weekly, fl,<br />
7, S pcrwru. S73.QQ weekly, f*rec park-<br />
- 251 Asbury Avc. Phone<br />
7-12<br />
PARK VICW—6Ui SI, and Asbury Avc.<br />
Two rvom apartmenu, t60,ou tftid<br />
5 00 Ufekly QUO room npartmcfiU,<br />
wnoo wt%iyP All -with private -batti.'<br />
kltch*?nctt(*. electric itfrlgprntor. Cool.<br />
cheerful roqmfi from *fc 00 W<br />
double. houscHcet>tntf ' on<br />
Central location^ Free purklng-<br />
1^70<br />
APARTMENT, nice, private -tint flo<strong>of</strong>r<br />
10 minutes t^m (>*an <strong>City</strong> .b^aeta.<br />
Rea«flnablp by : week or season* Ftumfr<br />
Somers Point 275a. G-24<br />
MODERN S-bedtDom apsrtineht. 1 one<br />
block to nice b«ch, sll electric kit*<br />
en automatic hot wnUr. AVAUW*<br />
durli<br />
Av<br />
rlDE<br />
e,#<br />
ally during <strong>Jun</strong>e. .<br />
July and August. 301<br />
' ..Si<br />
ROOMS FOR KENT<br />
for emplo>ed ld<br />
wn Home<br />
for emplo><br />
town Home<br />
l L<br />
ENT<br />
d aludgits In<br />
aunoapHen. Every o<br />
aesson rate Prlvi<br />
ited for working<br />
Phone 15ST Hoys,<br />
DORMtTORV tor young ,<br />
showen Beach block, fT.OO I<br />
each, Henry Apartments, SM • t<br />
VBRV LARGE room with private I<br />
new mnertBHHg (Inale beds,<br />
six Two blocks to bewh. Fwe<br />
Ing for gucsu. 712 <strong>Ocean</strong> Aye. ,;<br />
ROOMS with running water,<br />
week or season: also rooms for i<br />
ItiK boys and girls. Five room s,<br />
ment available Fju-k Manor, 4M -I<br />
St Phone B87S, *<br />
ROOMS (or waitresses, cookln<br />
tin, washing machine,<br />
jlock, centrally loeaied, -<br />
per .person, 80S Plymouth 1<br />
MODERATE wall to' ...<br />
rooms with or without !<br />
Meg?*, new H U i<br />
floor TQOtnc (JOdO<br />
sons In eaUi room or<br />
Rates low«r unHLJUne 3m,«i<br />
Sept, 4th, Seaside HoUl, Oh. I<br />
bwrdwmllc or V*rnon Hall. /""<br />
tic Ave.<br />
THE FAlflUALE tt»<br />
tacwing iWnni'tori<br />
awig Wnnitori<br />
ol boys or «h|i; also<br />
Fhonc 3811-M,<br />
BOOMS tor j _<br />
RemoMble rales. Close I<br />
Sommcr coat, ion* Wesley; t<br />
ROOMS for<br />
TWO<br />
-the si<br />
IMS-W.
tA.<br />
Owners<br />
Are Enthusiastic<br />
Stairs Join In St Seashore Outing<br />
CsflNnutd from f>*9* 1<br />
wijtjn the club ipeets in<br />
September to nqme the locale <strong>of</strong><br />
next year's Mashorcr run.<br />
1 "1sS»i iMvt a wonderful town here,'<br />
Mrsbiltoddb MM, "Tho people arc as<br />
nlCeH> >JafMy<br />
trains, i<br />
The ijtujor changes affeotine <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> were.<br />
ratminatlon <strong>of</strong> a daily—except SuqdBy-HCaiiHlen-Haddonfleld<br />
train apd<br />
provide suTjciUUite service to <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> by conptcttons at Hflddohfleld<br />
w)lh a tr»tn from J"htl»de)pJ)l* to Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong>. At present, tile cpnnection<br />
is made wfth a New York-Atlanllc<br />
<strong>City</strong> traip<br />
Eliminate a 4 36 p m, Cfllpdcn-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> train and a 7:07 a m.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cltjr Carad*n train and<br />
merge Ui*p> wtth pth#r trains having<br />
the caine depgrtijre times and<br />
providing connections at Tuckaihoe<br />
Ttte PUC alto allowed disconliniiancc<br />
on Sundsys and holidays <strong>of</strong> a<br />
d^illy train tio )^f^woodt fUscontfnued<br />
a Monday morning train from<br />
Cape May County points to Philadelphia,<br />
disDontinued a Friday evening<br />
train from Gape May Coutfty<br />
points to Comden, and elunlnated a<br />
Sundjiy and holiday morning train<br />
from Camden to Cape May County<br />
points and a shniler evening train<br />
in the opposite direction.<br />
Many a nian who claims to be ai<br />
honest as the day Is lopg would obect<br />
to have a searchlight turned on<br />
hb nlt'lrt record<br />
last fWm tli* to<br />
Open for Holiday Rush<br />
Conrlnyad from page 1<br />
New Jenvy avathor* area^ Includ-<br />
}nf 4»bvry park, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
and Wildwood.<br />
Ing study<br />
measure the<br />
d 2<br />
School Physician<br />
Named at<br />
Chairman Orrie de Nooycr, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
New Jersey Highway Authority, said<br />
The AfiiW J#raey Public Ullllly<br />
all effo^B are..bch>g made to com-<br />
Commission last vreek Approved (Msplete the northermost stretch <strong>of</strong> tho<br />
contjnutnee fit tjjrfei Pfnnsyiwto- dual-roadway route before the holi-<br />
Reading Seashore <strong>Line</strong> Iralns eery-" day week-endi starts. However, he<br />
Ing <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> during the summer. added, It may be necessary to continue<br />
work<br />
TJie 'thrpe iloeal tr#Hs were<br />
amonc seven In all §puth Jersey<br />
points vvhloh were dlswntinued. The<br />
company wk*d their suspension because<br />
<strong>of</strong> a lack <strong>of</strong> patronage<br />
At th» *am* HIM, th» IWUC rulad<br />
1 Dr Noraian s<br />
was appointed<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Ed<br />
on fringe construction In<br />
that section even after the- opening<br />
July 1.<br />
The Highway Authority Has plans<br />
for. an eytenvion <strong>of</strong> the Parkway<br />
from its legislated terminus at Route<br />
17 to the New Jersey-New York<br />
State line at. Montvale, whole It<br />
would connect wilt) a projected j<br />
Thruway branch. A traffic engineer<br />
LOST<br />
5c«r*b Br«c«lft, TIM*. Nit*<br />
Valued for SanHmtntaJ •e«ieni.<br />
REWARD<br />
1411 Plaitur* Avanua<br />
FOR SALE or RENT<br />
AttracHve New<br />
BUNGMOW5<br />
Off Heat<br />
West Avenue<br />
OCCAN CIPE ,<br />
Bttwtan 4*th and 50fh St.<br />
Larg* Ll»)ng Ro»m, Cembinatlen<br />
Kltchan and DlnaH*. Near beach.<br />
Convenient to train.<br />
^450<br />
A full pit orchestra will be utilzetl<br />
for the musical shows. Each <strong>of</strong><br />
{the plays will feature a well known<br />
Woman Passenger name" star, with Brian Donlcvy<br />
J p. m. to 4 p. in. I'lay golf at<br />
and Edward Everett Horton two <strong>of</strong><br />
Splash Inn Golf Course. 13lh and Jjirvtin persons were injured in two the others who have been signed.<br />
Boardwalk; tioldcn Giillcon Golf traffic crashes at Wildwood .Saturday Additional Improvements have<br />
Course, lllh and Boardwalk; Wcllcrs and Sunday, police thcrj? reported. been made to the theatre and |ts<br />
Golf Courses, Oth and Boardwalk and Mrs, Theodore Montrelia, 49, <strong>of</strong>parkins<br />
facilities far this seosop. The<br />
nth and Boardwalk.<br />
Phil Lido I phi a, required 40 stitches for building is air cooled and Inchjides<br />
2 p. m. to 4 |j. m. Visit Gllllam's cuts <strong>of</strong> the head, jjtw find left arm two counters for light refreshments.<br />
Fun Deck. Plymouth Placu .uid at tho Burdettc Tvtrilin Memo fin!<br />
Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris', Hospital as Hie result <strong>of</strong> one Acci- Gateway Producer Owlght,to r«»i)tli_aii(i<br />
..Falun. Visit Flanders puul. dent<br />
Idant #f <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, H»ntO]i> jpa«t<br />
Tuesday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 26—"<br />
She was a passenger iii~thc car winter *t *o-produc»r at the Rl|t-<br />
Early Risers—Hide bicycles, Ortlis, driven by. Mary Mi>ntoJ]a, 20, which more Playhsuu In Miami, f l».<br />
4th and Atlantir av. Ride bicycles. collided with an auto operated by<br />
Holiday, 12th and <strong>Ocean</strong> av. Walter W. Turner, 3B, <strong>of</strong> Avalon, at He lias his first brush with acting<br />
10:30 a. m. to 12:30 JI. m. Open the intersection <strong>of</strong> Hudson and Newas<br />
an extra In western movies H<br />
House at <strong>City</strong> Hall, Tour Police a;id Jrsey a vs.<br />
Fire Departtiicnta. Sec .how many dif- The woman driver was also treatferent<br />
people it takes to run a city ed at the hospital for cuts and<br />
whose population swells from B.000 brinies. Mrs. Turner and Miss Julia<br />
to 100,000 every summer.<br />
Scvcrcse. passenger^ in thfc Turner<br />
1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Ploy golf. unto, were treated at the <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> a<br />
2 p. m. to 4 p. m. Visit Gilliam's<br />
Fun Deck, l'lymouth Place and<br />
Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris' Three iperions (wore Injured<br />
9fch and Paten. Visit Flanders pool. early |Sunday imorning wtitn a car<br />
Wednesday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 29<br />
driven |by Robart Smith, 03, <strong>of</strong><br />
Movies at Moorlyn. Strand and Village<br />
Theatres.<br />
11 a. m. to 4 p. rn; piny skcc.Rail<br />
at 12th st. playground on IJoardwalk.<br />
1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Play Rolf.<br />
i p m to 4 p in Visit Gilliam's<br />
Fun Week. Plymouth Place and<br />
Boardwalk. Ulde on boats at Chris',<br />
9th and Palen. Visit Flanders pool<br />
ThuruJ'y. <strong>Jun</strong>e 30—<br />
I-ast usit to the Uoard\valk and<br />
Asbury av. stores. Quick dip in ocean<br />
or Flanders Hotel pool. Park up and<br />
then talk Mom and pop into staying<br />
another week, unpack, and have onother<br />
(,'lorious week <strong>of</strong> fiin.<br />
r hl|e<br />
attending the University Of California.<br />
The theatre has been his fulltime<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>ession for nine years, iind<br />
he was the originator <strong>of</strong> the Gateway<br />
shows four summers ago . in<br />
what once was a plush supper club-<br />
Prior tu that he produced three <strong>of</strong>f-<br />
^Oroadway shows In New York and<br />
spent the summer <strong>of</strong> 1950 at the<br />
Cape May "Playhouse.<br />
Clermont, ja Coast Guardsman, ran You'll find little fun In medicine,<br />
Into Ithe rear <strong>of</strong> a /stalled truck at but there' 1 Will Flnancf. l«tily for<br />
Immediate Occuiuncy.<br />
Price Includef S.cr«tnf, Aluminum<br />
Blind* and Ilectrlc Ring*.<br />
ROBERT W.<br />
MARTINDALE<br />
4122 BALTIMORE AVE.<br />
frHILA. 49, PA,<br />
; a good deal <strong>of</strong> medicine<br />
1<br />
Spruce and Virginia i<br />
in fun.<br />
Smith. Glnri i Von Ahncm. 31, und<br />
Rudolph Von Ahnrm, 3.2, both <strong>of</strong><br />
South bcfrwllc, were trc.itcd for In<br />
lurics at Mercy flospiLil in SUJ l^lt<br />
Paul It Buckley, 48. <strong>of</strong> Cape May,<br />
((liver uf thg van-type truck, wd\ i-.<br />
sued a surrnnom> foi fulling to notify<br />
pnhic <strong>of</strong> his disabled vehicle while<br />
Smith \wi*» tniirficd with tjrok"ji<br />
driving<br />
Classified Ads Bring Quick Resulli<br />
C. ti. SHOCMAKW<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BEACH FRONT TRACT<br />
45th and Centra) Avenue<br />
250 FOOT FRONTAGI<br />
(WILL DIVIDE)<br />
AVAILABLE FOR<br />
12 MODERN APARTMINfi<br />
Act Now — Good Beachfront kot$ are Scarce<br />
E. R. FRENCH<br />
1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908<br />
ESTATE <strong>of</strong> CLINTON L. BRECKLEY, DECEASE]<br />
Notice <strong>of</strong> Sale to Settle Estate<br />
OFFERS TO PURCHASE: ^ *<br />
(1) Lqnd a^d Premises known as<br />
924-926,Asbury Avenue,<br />
, , " - Ckapn Qly, NS^ Jersey | J<br />
and or<br />
(2) Paint Supplies and Painting<br />
Equipment located in said<br />
Premises<br />
will be received and considered if submitted in wrillnj<br />
on or prior to July 8, <strong>1955</strong>.<br />
Separate or Combined Offers en the above items<br />
may be submitted.<br />
Any and all <strong>of</strong>fer* are subject to acceptance<br />
in writing by the Siller,<br />
Inspection may be made at the Premiiit.<br />
Title is Clear and Marketable; Settlement may be ro»*<br />
•s promptly as desired. Submit written <strong>of</strong>fers to:<br />
JOHN E. BOSWELL, Attorney,<br />
Room 512,<br />
801 Asbury Avenue,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, New Jersey.<br />
To fnsiure Uninterrupted Delivery <strong>of</strong> Your<br />
SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Plea Notify This Office <strong>of</strong> Your<br />
CHANGE <strong>of</strong> ADDRESS<br />
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE<br />
« poifcqrd or mail form today.<br />
Starting deliver my Sentinet-lsdg»<br />
r«<br />
ftm<br />
/-.*; ':•'••;• •"•S^miW/.T^W^l^mMsB<br />
(Future Address)<br />
(Present Address)<br />
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Y. JUNE 31,<br />
Farmers<br />
[Vote Quotas<br />
heat Referendum<br />
jted <strong>Jun</strong>e 25<br />
ly GEORGE W. MIN6IN<br />
Agricultural Agent<br />
Mjy Cuiinty formers will vote<br />
• quota refcrcmlum on<br />
j5i ASiURV avi.<br />
3CIAN CITY, N.J,<br />
mm.<br />
mi <strong>of</strong>Twt on wheat markeUng mi<br />
lion and Conservation CommlUee'<br />
Hilrd sf ithtm<br />
chairman<br />
ivoU «BS*<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
fa, iU<br />
P»rt«iid|H<br />
Mr etn,-W Mi%. '- 1 " »<br />
In any case, support win be avaUable<br />
only to farmers who sUy with;<br />
in their wheat tcresjo allotmenu<br />
^s/tffiSot»a<br />
Mr. MfPhorson fays that polls will<br />
uilding, cape May County Court<br />
A wheat producer who will bg ab.<br />
sent from Ihe county in which ho ta<br />
cllaible to vote may cast an absentee<br />
ballot. Ballots can be obtained from<br />
any convenient ASC <strong>of</strong>flco before the<br />
referendum. The absentee must sljn<br />
the ballot and send it in a sealed<br />
envelope to the ASC <strong>of</strong>flce In the<br />
county in which he L, clinihle lu<br />
Return to Phila.<br />
Mr, and Mrs, Pred A. Cady Jr<br />
\l v .f Mturnod to their home in<br />
'hilodelphto after spending several<br />
days in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Your A&P Super Market at<br />
300 Eighth<br />
Street<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
IS NOW<br />
OPEN<br />
MONDAY<br />
• • • • • . • . a n d •• ' '• '.••'-••<br />
TUESDAY<br />
as well as '<br />
THURSDAY and<br />
FRIDAY NIGHTS<br />
Until P.M.<br />
ie Following A&P Shore<br />
Markets Are Open Late<br />
MONDAY, TUESDAY,<br />
THURSDAY and FRIDAY<br />
NIGHTS , , • v<br />
36 South Main Street, PleasantvJlle<br />
6604 Ventnor Avenue, Yentnor<br />
1100 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
Manor Shopping Center, Mo Grande<br />
134 East WHdwootJ Avenue, Wildwood<br />
638 Washington Street Cape May<br />
Misguided Missiles<br />
THE OCEAM CITY<br />
-Oxw. tatwi Ah nmi wall kbwm Un »i Hi ».•<br />
Safety Equipment Listed For<br />
Owners <strong>of</strong> Outboard Boats<br />
This year, for the fust Unit, the<br />
Coast Guard Auxiliary extends its<br />
progrim <strong>of</strong> "eourtesy examinations"<br />
to Include outboard craft. Mindful<br />
<strong>of</strong> this fact, the Evlnrudt Boating<br />
Foundation has eompUtd a list <strong>of</strong><br />
required and recommended equip*<br />
ment for skippers <strong>of</strong> ou (boards usrt<br />
on fediralljr deiifnited navigable<br />
bodies <strong>of</strong> water.<br />
For the past eight yeirt, the<br />
"courtesy examination" program for<br />
fn boards has been a prUnary function<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Coist Guard Auxiliary<br />
Untftr th« Csait Suird't clutlflcatlsn<br />
sf motor ibsatt, ouHxurd<br />
criftJ*n Into two ttntnl utt«sr.<br />
let, Tht flrtf It Claii "A," beir><br />
Itli thin U tttf In knoth. Tfif<br />
••tond 4t Clan "I," bftitt ntn<br />
thin It f«r In ItujHi.<br />
The Auxiliary's requlrenunte prip<br />
to Issuance <strong>of</strong> a deeal (or Class "A<br />
craft are! <strong>On</strong>e lifeflavlng device fo<br />
each person aboard, in the form o<br />
life-preservers, buoyant cushions<br />
buoyant vests or ring buoys wlilel<br />
bear either a Coast Guard tag 0<br />
stamp <strong>of</strong> approval (these are sole<br />
by most marine dealers)! a combination<br />
light mounted forward in the<br />
boat showing red to port and green<br />
to starboard and visible for one mile<br />
from right ahead to two poults<br />
abaft the beam and a white light aft,<br />
showing all around the horizon, ito<br />
ib)e for two miles.<br />
For the CGA decal, outboard boats<br />
In Class "1" requuie the same equip,<br />
ment as those In Class "A" with the<br />
addition <strong>of</strong> a whittle or horn, hand,<br />
moutli or power operated, capable <strong>of</strong><br />
producing a blast <strong>of</strong> at leaM two<br />
seconds duration, which can be<br />
heard a distance <strong>of</strong> an least onehalf<br />
mile, and a portable fin extinguisher.<br />
In addition, in order to<br />
qualify for the deeal, both classes<br />
<strong>of</strong> outboard craft must haw at least<br />
two easily accessible distress flares,<br />
one paddle or oar, an anchor wiLh<br />
adequate line, and a pump or ball,<br />
ing device,<br />
UnrfM- tfie law * Ihorn er JMhiiM*<br />
ta Mulrtd nbsard * ICiait "1" outbo.'bd.<br />
Ltially, • Mr* «Hnauiai»r<br />
(1 nsf raquiftd If Mi* trrtt 11 «nlidertd<br />
<strong>of</strong> "op«n" csnitructlsn.<br />
ine Near<br />
on Gl<br />
World War n veterans training under<br />
the original OI BiH wen reminded<br />
today by Joseph F, QUern,<br />
manager <strong>of</strong> the Veterans Administration<br />
regional <strong>of</strong>fice, that July 25,<br />
1956, marks Ihe end <strong>of</strong> the program<br />
for ail but a handful <strong>of</strong> them.<br />
Even though a veteran may still<br />
have unused OI training entitlement<br />
at that time, or even though be may<br />
be in the middle erf a course, his<br />
GI training payments wUl cone to an<br />
end on July 29,<br />
Mr. OBero idviitd World W«r U<br />
GI trainees to keep the deadline In<br />
mind, In working out puns far the<br />
remainder <strong>of</strong> their training pro-<br />
llii smaH group <strong>of</strong> vetenlu ex.<br />
empt frooi the July 15 deadline, «r#<br />
those was enlisted or re^enlisted under<br />
the Armed Forces Voluntary Recrultment<br />
Act, between October 6,<br />
i»4^ and fctt*er i. IMi. Thews vet.<br />
•rang have nine years from toe end<br />
<strong>of</strong> their entitlement or re-enlistment<br />
to wind up their 61 training.<br />
The 1956 desdline applies only to<br />
World War n trainees, Mr. OUern<br />
emphasized. Veterans training under<br />
the Korean (A BUI must complete<br />
ihelr tnunlng by faun SI, IMS,<br />
or eight tern ilwr dlochirse, hfc<br />
Hsw»»»r, 1h* ttindardi Ml by Hie<br />
CMif iGoard Avxlllary lit • tlNti<br />
nwed th. ifrict inftrRrettlton ef<br />
tht law. ,<br />
MirpughDul the country, Ths fx.<br />
aminalions are made at the reqiiesl<br />
<strong>of</strong> the boat.owner to acquaint him<br />
with the necessity <strong>of</strong> maintaining a<br />
safe, seaworthy craft,<br />
Owiiers found short <strong>of</strong> legal re<br />
qulremenU are not reported. In.<br />
stead, the examining Auxiliary <strong>of</strong>fi<br />
cor gives the bMt
ChiKiym<br />
Tune-Ups For Trophy Racing<br />
boat ticaii season at the<br />
" Qfy yacht Club opened Sun<br />
dtgft with the tune-up race <strong>of</strong> the<br />
B$tr#oar speedboat aeries, after st-<br />
U|(npb to start sallboaUng fell<br />
through for the second, stratghl<br />
week.<br />
MiHvllle'a, Mytl Chtfcty and his<br />
Cherry n garnered prize* In two di-,<br />
—Uie, utility runabout<br />
i the rac*<br />
Ing runabout group<br />
Cbrfaly Hook M» chedkered flag<br />
— imdlwp^.p/ifr.r<br />
i Wift «pwiln# Wr#<br />
•mint**, HI* »«v«n<br />
Im w welnt ed«e ever Bill<br />
, pf irUddonfl.ld, M. K In<br />
- F. 'Which poolc second<br />
it*.<br />
jjg &T liichle, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, inlro-<br />
hls racing runabout. Crew<br />
to local boat race enthusiasts<br />
Impressive fashion by taking the<br />
iHip race prize over some <strong>of</strong> the<br />
t racing pUo& <strong>of</strong> the area<br />
K Mlchle, who Is 19 and is associated<br />
* Ith his father in the textile Indus-<br />
y, pushed his sleek craft to a win<br />
lie handicap alter finishing third<br />
he scratch race to Philadelphia<br />
! Stiles dn Ms hydroplane, the Hot-<br />
Meantime, ifewr at the Club't In-<br />
KterhaHanal lHO 1 * /took <strong>of</strong>f ion •<br />
' ihikedewn rece Saturday *fttr-<br />
f noSn, ibut all called (for haly and a<br />
•-Wwh.n Hie wind suddenly died<br />
. down and ilefr |them to drift onto<br />
t nearby Iwechti. •<br />
Boy Vollmar, chairman <strong>of</strong> the roc-<br />
committee, said that the Comets,<br />
and Senior Moths and the<br />
jvere late starting because<br />
-many <strong>of</strong>ithe s|dppers were still In<br />
^ at FUladelphh area, schools.<br />
Palmers Win Play<strong>of</strong>f ,<br />
For Bowling Loop Title<br />
Palmer's Frigldalres thumped Mar.<br />
mora B 2020 to 1856 at the Stone<br />
Harbor alleys Thursday Dlglit to on<br />
nex the championship <strong>of</strong> the Occa<br />
<strong>City</strong> Seashore Bowling League.<br />
The contest was the play<strong>of</strong>f <strong>of</strong><br />
second half tie between the two<br />
teams. Palmers won the first half<br />
race, so the victory cancelled (hi<br />
need for a championship play<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
The,lateness <strong>of</strong> Uie dote and the<br />
distance to and from the Stone Har-<br />
bor alleys! appears to have damp-<br />
ened the enthusiasm for a city cham-<br />
pionship play<strong>of</strong>f between Palmers<br />
and Ewing Tlastercss, winners 0;<br />
the <strong>City</strong> Bowling League.<br />
I Many ot the fleet boats are land<br />
4 1 tcked pending completion <strong>of</strong> a new<br />
< ement ramp to move the cr<strong>of</strong>t into<br />
^< nd out <strong>of</strong> the water. The project Li<br />
'i xpected to he finished this week<br />
tllltr rnulMDla<br />
Scratdi—Gunner If Fete Allfn Mor-<br />
•" ~ iBrtty F Bill trance<br />
JJ. J 3 Cherry II Mutt<br />
vine, N J Time s 21 2<br />
Cherry II 2 Betty F<br />
. Tlnw 11 7 8<br />
_ Jierry LL 7. Betty F 6<br />
• 11 5<br />
t rauboota<br />
V-1. Hotfoot Joe Stiles Phil<br />
. 2 Cherry II J cren Tut til<br />
Me. Philadelphia 4, Mlnlt Man^<br />
ulty HJcfcnwi Philadelphia Time<br />
i in 3, Handicap—1 Crew Cut 2 Mlnlt<br />
~xn: 3, Cheery til, 4 Hotfoot rime<br />
SI •<br />
Points—Crew Ciitj 10 CherrJ II 9<br />
tOUaif, ft Mlnlt Mqh 3 )'<br />
..i<br />
I Counter Tops<br />
» S/nfc Tops<br />
» Cocktail Tables<br />
John E. & Howard<br />
TROUT,lnc.<br />
, Call O. C. 1200<br />
k' t<br />
w:<br />
BUICK<br />
SALES • SERVICE<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
USED CARS<br />
GENUINE<br />
BUICK PARTS<br />
WHEEL ALldhMENT &<br />
BALANtblNa. ,<br />
THE MODES'! WAY<br />
' U. S. TIRES<br />
Fishing Club Member<br />
Lands Striped Bass<br />
The llrst striped bass or the sum<br />
mcr season for a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Fishing Club was cred<br />
Ited late )ast week to Robert C. My,<br />
trs.<br />
He left the 14th st. pier tempor-<br />
ally and fished the surf at ISth St.,<br />
there he beached a 10V4 pounder<br />
ibout 7:45 p. m. The fish wns wit-<br />
icsscd and weighed in at the pier<br />
ly Hiram Van Fossen, plemnistor.<br />
Pier (lishermen <strong>of</strong> the club also<br />
reported small catches <strong>of</strong> kin^flsh,<br />
weakflsh and a few perch during the<br />
past week. Among them were n. S.<br />
Schultz with 4 kings and 2 perch;<br />
Ed Lafont, 2 kings, 4 perch; Stanley<br />
Oriowski, Jim Splllan, John Malloy,<br />
Charles Crima and Bob Whllaker<br />
one or two caoh, and H. Patterson,<br />
three kings.<br />
S. J. kennel Club Gets<br />
Membership in A.K.C.<br />
The South Jersey Kennel Club has<br />
been adopted ns a mcmbci <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Kennel Club, it was report-<br />
,cd at the monthly meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
group In Buena,<br />
Plans are well under way~for the<br />
contemplated Point Show to be spon<br />
sored by .the club at Vinelnnd in Oc-<br />
tober. Club membership Is open to<br />
all Interested persons.<br />
THI DIFFERiNCE<br />
Teacher—Johnny, can you tell<br />
i<br />
the class how much difference Ihere<br />
Is between the words ' notorious<br />
and "famous'"<br />
Johnny—OfThand I'd viv just as<br />
much as there Is betueen the smell<br />
<strong>of</strong> lupiberger cheese and that <strong>of</strong> a<br />
m<br />
USED<br />
Eim<br />
Uwd Cars<br />
1953 «-door Srudebilier Land<br />
Cruliar> f"Hy equipped.<br />
19S0 Studtbaker Commander<br />
44oor Sedan,<br />
n*9 Bulck Convertible<br />
fully eqolpped-<br />
lirt^Sfuda'b.ker Champion<br />
^dodr Sedanf<br />
WYA.MEN6EL&S0N<br />
Sf UDEtt'AKIli -S»la'i «Y Strvic*<br />
112 Central Ave. Ph. 1443<br />
WOODBINE<br />
MOTOR SALES<br />
Is The Place to<br />
Buy the ALL-NEW<br />
'55 DE SOTO and<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
4 ton D»n't Need A Trade<br />
#No FUrd Den-n r.jjni-nt<br />
# »»1. 36 Mailhs—Bank BMCi<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
USED CARS<br />
Many with No Down Payment<br />
MOtOR SALES and SAVE I<br />
DeSoto-PfyrnOurh p«al«r<br />
100 .WASHINGTON AVE.<br />
T '<br />
3<br />
. AUTWl<br />
No maHeV what yw>r prtUfiftitt or requirement* may be,<br />
. * • , w»' dan supply thorn.<br />
Full St&K Comy,oV.y Rates<br />
pWMrh SftJcft tSimhy Rates<br />
, Deviating; /Vft^af C^lpany Rates<br />
(Non-AsstsMble)<br />
rt -» (Minst md Strvlce.<br />
OmfirtraMnt vnderwrltlna requirement!, your<br />
witling - yew don't have to.<br />
t'tot,01*^ywr lea] bujc end<br />
iJChattin<br />
RODUCiR"<br />
•mmummm<br />
85 Boys Start<br />
Baseball Loop<br />
Howoll Invites More<br />
Aged 8 to 15 Years<br />
With approximately 85 cngcr ball<br />
plo>ers on hand, practice began. >es-<br />
terdav morning at the Oth si and<br />
Bay av flcld for the summer base-<br />
ball teams composed <strong>of</strong> boys in the<br />
8 15 year age group<br />
Instruction in the fundamentals <strong>of</strong><br />
hitting. Holding, and catching will<br />
continue this week along with a scr<br />
ies <strong>of</strong> practice games each morning<br />
Actual league plav Ls scheduled to<br />
begin next Monday<br />
Sponsor**! |by , E Kobay<br />
hi Cape Mas J Williams, LSI! liar<br />
bor, Libio Oct in Citv<br />
INDEPENDENT<br />
ROOFING CO., INC.<br />
ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL<br />
AL GARDINER<br />
206 Sixth Street — Phone <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 0163<br />
If No Answer, Call O, C. 3251-W<br />
Frati Eillmalai Furnlihtd ~- F.H.A. Financing Arrangtd<br />
— ROOFING —<br />
SHEET METAL WORK — GUTTERS - SPOUTING<br />
FORCED WARM AIR HEATING<br />
4 GAS and ARC WELDING •<br />
H. Graig<br />
9th St. & Haven Avo.<br />
Phone 0916<br />
ROOFING — SIDING<br />
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tfLE.WALLS — INSULATED CEILINGS<br />
ASPHALT or RUBBER TILE FLOORS<br />
A. C C®K$tRUGTfO»sf m<br />
501 NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLDO.<br />
PHONE 1471 — RieHA*»'FAj|rf<br />
Helene Hawn is<br />
Maltman's Bride<br />
Pretty Wedding in<br />
BaptisY tiVuVct.<br />
SOMEIIS POINT—A lovely Jaw<br />
wedding took ptoce <strong>Jun</strong>e 11, In thi<br />
Fust fiaplist Church here, when Mts!<br />
Ilclene Hawn, daughter <strong>of</strong> Mr an<br />
Mii Frank Andrew Hawn, 19 Dels<br />
waie av, was married to Wesle:<br />
Wightman Mailman Jr, Wilmington,<br />
Del The Rev Aiden Kaiiell, pastor,<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficuted<br />
Miss Elaine Hawn, sLsler <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bride, was the moid <strong>of</strong> honor, and<br />
bridesmaids were the Musts Drue<br />
Mailman, slstci <strong>of</strong> the bridegroom,<br />
and Chariot te Mangano. Margate<br />
Howard Elder was the best man and<br />
Robert Morris ind Roval Lynch, all<br />
<strong>of</strong> Wilmington, were m>her*<br />
The bride wore |a full length<br />
gown <strong>of</strong> white organdy with a<br />
chapel train The trimming -was <strong>of</strong><br />
seed ipearls »nd rhlnestones. Her<br />
fingertip veil draped from a<br />
matching Itlara land she carried a<br />
bouquet '<strong>of</strong> white rosebuds.<br />
The bride's altcntlanti 1 gowns were<br />
shied alike in oigandy with the<br />
maid <strong>of</strong> honor -wearing fight bki|<br />
arttitioHi ana white roses and the<br />
)i idesmnidi wearing dark blue and<br />
anjinK light blue carnations<br />
Following the ceremony a recep-<br />
tion iwas (held at Mac's iRestaurant<br />
after which Ithe couple left tfor a<br />
honeymoon in the Poconos. They<br />
will make ithelr jhome In Edgemoor<br />
BflL. ,<br />
Tne brlfle was gi.iduated from<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> JD«h School in 1951 and<br />
attended Goldy Reacom College in<br />
Wilmington, Del Prior to her mar-<br />
lage ihe w^s emploved at the<br />
3oard»alk National Bank in Atlantic<br />
Mr Maltninn attended the Acad-<br />
mv <strong>of</strong> 1-ine Aits and is employed<br />
ith the Iienj.iniin F Sliaw Co in<br />
Wilmington, Del<br />
laiilfled Adi Bring Quick Results<br />
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• Window end Truck Lettering<br />
A<br />
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Ph. 3>20 733 Moors Ave.<br />
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PAPERHANQING<br />
PAINTING<br />
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334 Central Av., Ph. 1507-J<br />
MAtKAIN<br />
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JliQ Cenlrir AveV #hons 21*2<br />
Dudley L. Phillips, Sr.<br />
PAPERHANGING<br />
VV«1lpiper For Site<br />
1G4. /bbiiry Avo. (>h. 13I2W<br />
J.<br />
ERf»AH<br />
PAINTER<br />
. 805 Bay AV«nue<br />
Ettlmite* Phont UM<br />
AidesNarfredFrtr<br />
Catholic Affair<br />
Luncheon-Party Set<br />
at Bait* on July 27<br />
SOMERS POIN'T— Mrs^ John Koch<br />
presided at the <strong>Jun</strong>e meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Hosarj-^ltaV Society <strong>of</strong> St Joseph's<br />
R, C. cHurcH, Thiiralay cvenUig in<br />
the Church Hajl. Plans were dis<br />
cussed for the annual summer lunch-<br />
eon-card parly to be held July 27, at<br />
Bala Inn.<br />
The pastor, Itev John G Flanagan<br />
is general chairman <strong>of</strong> the party,<br />
with'the <strong>of</strong>ficers, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. P.<br />
Brooke, Ashman, vice president, (and<br />
Mrs. Anne Sullivan, financial secre-<br />
tary. General' committee members<br />
are Mrs. Thomas V, Stafford, Mrs.<br />
Francis A. Woerner, Mrs., Michael<br />
Trench; Mrs. R. Itoatih ,Whllc, JWrs.<br />
Frank Gualliere, Mrs. Daniel Steel-<br />
man, Mrs. Baymond kGibson, Mrs. Jo-<br />
seph Gercty Sr., Mrs. Fred Smart-<br />
ley Jr., Mrs. Bernard tylurphy, Mrs.<br />
Charles Walto, Mrs. Robert Bordello,<br />
Mrs. William Nuge'ht. Mrs. Alfred<br />
Wllkins Jr., Mrs. Mary Gavkill, Mrs.<br />
Owen J. Bierne, Mrs. Robert Rush.<br />
Mrs. Joseph Oastaldi, Mrs. Viiicent<br />
Sannlno, Mrs. John O'Hara, Mrs. J.<br />
Swank; Mrs. Albert Bcssan, Mrs.<br />
James Smith, Mrs. Herman Meskers,<br />
Mrs. F. Fay, Mrs. J. Waters Jr., Mrs.<br />
G. Foretillu, Miijs, Hv'enc Brown,<br />
Mrs. Fred HuriHcy, Mrs. Helen Er-<br />
nest, Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs. E Duffy,<br />
Mrs. Harry Schmid, Mrs. Joseph Sln-<br />
non, Mrs. J. Gordon Neelon, Mrs.<br />
Mllb Stettler, Mrs. VVilllnm Harris,<br />
Mrs. Wayne Leyrer Jr., Mrs. Conrad<br />
Schmidt, Mrs. Jac|c Waterman, Mrs.<br />
Edward Gross, Mrs. John Gaffney,<br />
Mrs. Armand DcGr<strong>of</strong>f. Mre. Hmry<br />
Callaghan, Mrs. Frank Carfagno,<br />
Mrs. Marie DesRosicr, Mrs. Edward<br />
Getty, Mrs. William Curry, Mrs. W.<br />
Curran and Mrs. A. W. Sahurn.<br />
A natural mink stole, which will be<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the features <strong>of</strong> the card par-<br />
ty, was modelled by some <strong>of</strong> tin<br />
members,<br />
A report was made on the progresi<br />
<strong>of</strong> nrtlclcs for Uie fancy work boot!<br />
where Jiand-made novelties will b<br />
sold. Mrs. FranlrGualtlere; Mrs^Frei<br />
Sniartley Jr., Mrs. Raymond Gibson<br />
and Mrs. Daniel Steeunan will hav<br />
hargc <strong>of</strong> this booth.<br />
Father Flanagan spoke briefly oJ<br />
he work the women arc doing foi<br />
Ihc church, and <strong>of</strong> the church schoi<br />
which opened Monday. The nex<br />
meeting will be July 21,<br />
24 Pupils at Point-<br />
Given Polio Shots '<br />
SOMERS POINT—Dh Paul Camer-<br />
on arid Dr. James HHchner admin-<br />
istered Sajk polio, vaccine to ,24 chil-<br />
dren .whp are pupils, <strong>of</strong> First and<br />
Sccd'nd grades', Friday.<br />
Mrs. Barbara Scibai, Mrs. Viola<br />
MeKennett, Mrs. Margaret Spacht,<br />
Mrs. Emma Scoy and Mrs. Kay Bcr-<br />
ger were on hand to assist with, the<br />
children. They were appointed by<br />
Midiuel Colao, chairman <strong>of</strong> the polio<br />
foundation drive in Somers Point.<br />
The •children who were inoculated<br />
were treated to ice eream by Mayor<br />
Fred Chapman.<br />
Miss Thompson<br />
Wed In Church<br />
Point 6irl Bride<br />
<strong>of</strong> J. W. Knopp<br />
SOMBllS POLNT—St Joseph's R C<br />
Church was the bcene <strong>of</strong> a pretty<br />
wedding Saturday afternoon when<br />
Miss Marilyn Ruth Thompson, daugh-<br />
ter <strong>of</strong> Mis Marguerite Thompson, 39<br />
Hlgbcc av, Somers, Point, became<br />
the bride <strong>of</strong> Joseph William Knopp,<br />
son <strong>of</strong> Mr and Mn Paul V Knopp,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Dayton, Ohio The Rev John<br />
Hanagan <strong>of</strong>liciatcd at the double<br />
ring ceremony<br />
The bride wore a full length gown<br />
<strong>of</strong> white nylon net over bjUn, cluin<br />
tlllv l,ree bodice, long pointed<br />
sleeves, and a Peter Pan collar <strong>of</strong><br />
[ace Her vtil was held in place with<br />
i bandeau <strong>of</strong> lace, tiunmcd with<br />
sequins and pcailb Het bridal bou<br />
qtiel was <strong>of</strong> white roses, stephanolls<br />
and baby biealh, with while orchid<br />
center<br />
Mrs Lois Fiurentlno. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
was <strong>of</strong> a,uft<br />
carried a co<br />
">"«* Her h^<br />
deau trimmed<br />
Atfeu, MI«<br />
blue net Over<br />
trlca Shields,<br />
' a ^ta rt<br />
<strong>City</strong>. no<br />
The altar was<br />
ed with urns<br />
oil jnd baby<br />
David R. Welch' m. i<br />
Robert Conner, ttb<br />
Ohmer Swart<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-ttDGER<br />
w-BUT MOT ME/<br />
1AA 60MMA 6 P K<br />
IT— •<br />
now oncd wit<br />
Atlantic Cty AJr<br />
Kiner H.gh School<br />
A wedding<br />
the New Jen<br />
white wedding<br />
Htrcamerv<br />
velopment Council Launches<br />
,, Jersey Promotion Campaign<br />
belli<br />
The couple left % . iM<br />
in the Pocono Moimf.uTs<br />
M,rs Knopp wlU ^<br />
Hlgbee av um ^<br />
the^ will ,e.slde at mX<br />
av, Dayton, Ohio<br />
Ordinance tor<br />
t<br />
Cleaning <strong>of</strong><br />
Th<br />
The North WiidwoAj<br />
Council last ttcek likwitut,,<br />
dinance reou,,) ownenrf,'<br />
•"•' to clear lots v,U^<br />
K^out New Jersey Develop<br />
ilCbuneil yesterday launched j<br />
pdSP to promote Uie slogan,<br />
(Sauarc Miles <strong>of</strong> Opportunity,"<br />
| businesses, organizations and<br />
lulls<br />
I L Sinclair, <strong>of</strong> Haddonfleld,<br />
_ president, urged • partieipa-<br />
i this public relations program<br />
i use <strong>of</strong> the Southern New<br />
ri tin all mail matter.<br />
, emblem features an outline<br />
r Jersey circled by the words<br />
_em New Jersey" and the<br />
i "3,000 sq. miles <strong>of</strong> opportu-<br />
contributing members <strong>of</strong> the Devel-<br />
opment Council Any husiney, in<br />
flustry, tlub, organiration or indi<br />
malMlBl" 1 ' min th ° promollonal<br />
•i:%en rCMdent <strong>of</strong> Southein N<br />
Jenej has a stake in the area," bin-<br />
clJir saiil, "and everyone benefits by<br />
Us ordcily growth nnd development<br />
Its eiery pel-son's job to promote<br />
Southern New Jeisey"<br />
Vacation Bible School<br />
Enrolls 99 Children<br />
lots<br />
<strong>of</strong>lTiclals cite as health or ittZ i £ four different<br />
The oidlnance jlvfci p ^ —---•- -'-<br />
Mavor and Council to dttin»bj<br />
-jncil to detent'<br />
status <strong>of</strong> a lacjnt 1st "<br />
health and safety.<br />
Electricians<br />
him.<br />
TED CLYMER<br />
— ,R*glslered —<br />
Eliictrnal Contractor<br />
PHONE MM<br />
170f CENTRAL AVENUE<br />
DeFRANCO<br />
ELEQRICAL SERVICE<br />
R«glstercd Electrlcil Contractor<br />
1214 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
PHONE 1M»<br />
PAIKTING<br />
EXTERIOR and INTERIOR<br />
GUS F. HEIN, JR.<br />
415 Penn Ave. North Hills, Pa.<br />
OflontiMtl-J<br />
PLASTERING<br />
BRICK POINTING<br />
CLYDE CARSON<br />
1115 BAY AVE. PHONE 1M2<br />
PAINTING<br />
GPflLLO<br />
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR<br />
•45 PELHAM PLACE<br />
Phone 1111 or MW<br />
FLOOR<br />
SANDING<br />
• LINOLEUM<br />
• COWGOWALL<br />
COMPLETE<br />
FLOOR SERVICE<br />
ASPHALT TILE - RUtf&ER TILfe<br />
Russell Sutton<br />
NG<br />
(INTERIOR -^XTERIOR<br />
GEORGE L. GRUBB<br />
1042 Ctntral Avo. Phono 130S/M<br />
PAPERHANGING<br />
PAINTING<br />
ir Frank W. Young<br />
FHA FINANCINi ARRANGED —;AS LOW<br />
PAfNTING<br />
INTERIOR ^k<br />
Electrician<br />
jlr said the emblem Is being Ninety-nine children <strong>of</strong> school age<br />
available on n cost, no-pr<strong>of</strong>lt' weTe enrolled yesterday at the open-<br />
U i<br />
letterheads<br />
the woids,<br />
graphed in blue<br />
Blue and white<br />
with the emblem<br />
"Grow With Us,"<br />
sticker^ also<br />
d th<br />
rcquued to clear them on IU irinB the emblem and the words<br />
days Fjlluie to comely an. w With Us" which may be at<br />
in the city clearing uTe Zh '<br />
absessmi; the owner wn tti<br />
<strong>of</strong> the job '<br />
FOR PROMPt,<br />
COURTEOUS SERVICE<br />
CALL 1771<br />
WM. S.<br />
ANDERSON,Inc<br />
ELECTRICIANS<br />
Service and Installation<br />
1352 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
We Specialize in Electric Home Heating<br />
WILLIAM S. ANDERSON JOHN fi.<br />
H| to envclop'cs, letters, pom<br />
14 and circulars<br />
Postage meter plates for use<br />
i postage meters<br />
Engravings which msv be< used<br />
brodiure printed bv the letter<br />
ft method For <strong>of</strong>fset printing, a<br />
by pro<strong>of</strong> uf the emblem will he<br />
turd uilhout charge<br />
|ider may be obtained tlnough<br />
Development Council <strong>of</strong>fices, 16<br />
iral Piei Atbntic Cit\. oi IT i\<br />
id st Wondbuiy, at a cost <strong>of</strong><br />
per thousand Engiavings also<br />
be furnished through the <strong>of</strong>fices<br />
coil <strong>of</strong> S-l<br />
fornintinn nn letterhead costs<br />
the pDst.lKe nietor pl.iles wtllch<br />
(urniilicil a^ 4 cost <strong>of</strong> S10, also<br />
be obtained through either <strong>of</strong><br />
iodalr enu)hJ',iie(l thai Ih^e pio<br />
% not being confined ,lu, only<br />
session <strong>of</strong> the Daily Vacation<br />
Bible School to be conducted through<br />
thii week JI the <strong>Ocean</strong> titv llaptist<br />
Church.<br />
The school will be in progress un-<br />
til Friday. Parents will be invited<br />
to Lhe closing program at 7:30 Fri-<br />
day night in the church, when hand-<br />
work made by the children will be<br />
displayed and refreshments will be<br />
SCI \A'(1<br />
Ihemc ol the school is hailing<br />
With Christ" and the classes are in<br />
session from 9:30 to 11:30.<br />
Minor Fined For<br />
Entering Tavern<br />
A 20-ycur-oUI Whitesboro girl was<br />
fined $20 Saturday for_ entering -a<br />
Wildwood cafe in violation <strong>of</strong> an or<br />
dinance applying to minors. Her es-<br />
cort jraJ nnud'$50. for crcaling a<br />
Star* Fnnti<br />
LET UJ BSTI^ATt ON<br />
YOU* WORK NOW<br />
Albert<br />
1207W«l.yAV. nt,<br />
m<br />
SAMPSON and HAMADA<br />
328 WEST AVENUE PHON? 1048<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>ing - Sheet Metal<br />
Forced Air<br />
Economical \<br />
r^ducw 1riitdll yigi.^'1 *-.-
~ SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
<strong>City</strong> Sentinel-Ledger<br />
PublUhed way Thursday at The Sentinel-Ledger Building, *<br />
' Ith at. and Haven av.. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
by THE<br />
OCEAN CITY SENTDNELrLEDGER, Inc.<br />
pi The <strong>Ocean</strong> city Sentinel-Ledger — Eat. 1B81<br />
JOHN T. BTETHERa General Manager<br />
HAROLD LEE, Editor<br />
VIMCKNT T. MICHKLlrrTE. Ant. Editor<br />
ICE; $3.25 per year by mall In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and vicinity; six<br />
• v cut <strong>of</strong> MlBIMlPPl River Ber >ear. S3.73. six month!,<br />
Elver per year. *4.TB. Price on newi stands, 5 cents<br />
Second Class Matter at the Post Office at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, New Jersey.<br />
Under Act <strong>of</strong> March 3. 1879. __<br />
Resort Visitor Makes Girlhood bream Come<br />
Trump Finds Career With Ice Follies Show<br />
league In [the country.<br />
Cpfigrvstman Hand Wins Another Round<br />
As the gory pugilist was supposed to have said, "It was<br />
":a tough fight, Mom, but I won.** That's about the way It<br />
seemed when word came from Congressman T. Millet Hand<br />
^ lqte last week that the House Committee on Appropriationi<br />
has approved funds totaling more than $1,000,000 for South<br />
" Jersey beach protection work, including $67,000 for <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>.<br />
The business <strong>of</strong> persuading Congressmen that Uncle<br />
Sam has some financial responsibilities in keeping the sea-<br />
shore a tit place for millions <strong>of</strong> bathing vacationists has<br />
been in progress for at least 15 years, ever since the ocean<br />
, began making noticeably serious inroads on bathing beaches<br />
here and in neighboring resorts.<br />
Action by the House committee is seen here as the<br />
culmination <strong>of</strong> a long wait for some federal participation.<br />
The wheels sometimes grind very slowly down in Wash-<br />
ington. After what seemed an eternity, the 79th Congress<br />
conceded that seashore cities were entitled to some federal<br />
aid, but that was as far as it went. Conceding a point and<br />
providing money to back it up turned out to be two differ.<br />
en things. It wasn't until 1954 that the 83rd Congress moved<br />
ahead to the point where it prescribed the conditions under<br />
which it would grant such aid. Again, without an appropria-<br />
tion.<br />
Now, according to Rep. Hand, the money is definitely<br />
set up fa ah omrlibus bill covering a myriad <strong>of</strong> public works<br />
projects, and it Is believed to have excellent chance <strong>of</strong> pas-<br />
sage, at least in the House. Which brings up another ques-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> whether the Senate will concur.<br />
At any rate, the outlook for genuine federal beach<br />
erosion assistance is brighter than it ever has been before,<br />
And <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> owes some words <strong>of</strong> thanks to a diligent<br />
Congressman Hand, who has been fighting for just such<br />
recognition for his district a good many years.<br />
•y KAY BOWIN<br />
' Dreams <strong>of</strong> childhood do come true<br />
for some <strong>of</strong> us. At least they did for<br />
Mils Pat Fish, a recent visitor here<br />
at the SeBVlew Hotel.<br />
Mill Fish, a resident <strong>of</strong> Mcdis, Pa.,<br />
spent a lot <strong>of</strong> her time as a child<br />
haunting the lee skating rlnki and<br />
the frozen ponds, dreaming <strong>of</strong> the<br />
time she could put on a pair <strong>of</strong> ice<br />
skates and glide over the smooth<br />
surface as the skaters the spent so<br />
much time witching. She finally got<br />
her first pair <strong>of</strong> skates and from<br />
that time she no longer was just a<br />
spectator but a participant on the<br />
Ice,<br />
As [all children do, Mils 0Nih<br />
drc*mod.|Her dreatiu featured tit!-<br />
Mil JIJ a (kater In one <strong>of</strong> the big<br />
lit thews, imaybe even the Ice<br />
Follies. These Idreams continued<br />
During the simulated bombing raid, bathers ducked<br />
under the boardwalk, apparently, without wondering wheth-<br />
er radiation might leak down through the cracks.<br />
Community Support for Our Schools<br />
This is a bit repetitious, but it is intended to add our<br />
, "ditto" to an editorial in Friday's final edition <strong>of</strong> The Bil-<br />
lows, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School newspaper, in which the edi-<br />
tors expressed appreciation to various local organizations<br />
for their((support <strong>of</strong> the school by contributing,scholarship<br />
awards'in varying Amounts.<br />
A glance through last week's Billows at all the awards,<br />
large and small, made it seem as if few students finished the<br />
term without attaining some form <strong>of</strong> recognition for ath-<br />
letics, scholarship, citizenship, music, home economics or<br />
other specialty subjects.<br />
The "honor roll" <strong>of</strong> contributors <strong>of</strong> scholarships or<br />
other prizes is long, including Kiwanis, Rotary, Exchange,<br />
SoropUmists, Women's Club, Colony Club, Venture Club,<br />
American Legion, Daughters <strong>of</strong> American Revolution and<br />
, the school groups <strong>of</strong> the Student Council and Honor Society.<br />
In addition to all these contributions at the end <strong>of</strong> the<br />
term,. several pf tne organizations honor school students<br />
throughout the term. Kiwanis gives an annual dinner for<br />
the football team Exchange plays dinner host to the bas-<br />
ketball team, Rotary gives a dinner for the band, and the<br />
SoropHmists entertain girls <strong>of</strong> the Leaders' Corps.<br />
If community encouragement makes a good school<br />
system, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> certainly has one!<br />
* « $<br />
Every man is born with the faculty <strong>of</strong> reason and the<br />
faculty <strong>of</strong> speech, but why should he be able to speak before<br />
We has anything to say?—Benjamin Whichcote.<br />
• . e • o<br />
The true use <strong>of</strong> speech is not so much to express our<br />
wants as to conceal them.—Oliver Goldsmith.<br />
* * *<br />
"Nearly every individual can become a relatively weal-<br />
thy person if he follows one simple rule. That is to spend<br />
less money each week than he earns. Men like Benjamin<br />
Franklin, and others on down through the years, have be-<br />
come well to do by following such a rule."—Enterprise,<br />
Mebane, N. C.<br />
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE<br />
Comedienne<br />
Here's the Aiuwer<br />
\\4<br />
3 Incarnation <strong>of</strong><br />
Vishnu<br />
4 Preposition<br />
5 Shield<br />
SlMton<br />
? Anger*<br />
8 French article<br />
OKto<br />
"Before<br />
33 Liken<br />
34 Take into<br />
custody<br />
35 Stupor<br />
35 Memorandum 37 Damper iiuiuuoumcc<br />
28 "Emerald Iste" 41 Gull-like bird 52 Babylonian<br />
37 Handle 42 Prayer ending deity<br />
38 Erect 43 Cam as shelter 54 Sue <strong>of</strong> shot<br />
41 Transpose<br />
(ab.)<br />
45 Era<br />
46 <strong>City</strong> in Nevada<br />
47 Dismounted<br />
34So$rdi*k<br />
•38 In I<br />
MB«ffiroH(ab,}<br />
S» Pronoun<br />
40 Rodent<br />
ttPcrtom*<br />
47 Qualified<br />
County Costs<br />
Mainly Social<br />
Jersey Experience<br />
Cited at Conclave<br />
More than half the total cost <strong>of</strong><br />
county government In Now Jqrsey<br />
stems directly from social problems,<br />
such as diicaic, old age, poverty,<br />
and'crimo, Mercer County Freehold,<br />
cr Joseph S. Holland said Friday<br />
morning In a panel dlicussion on<br />
county revenuo needj, heltl at Hotel<br />
President, Atlantis <strong>City</strong>, during the<br />
fourth annual convention <strong>of</strong> the As.<br />
soclatlon <strong>of</strong> Chosen Freeholders <strong>of</strong><br />
New Jeriey,<br />
Holland, who was moderator <strong>of</strong><br />
the panel, pointed out that in 1SB3,<br />
the latest year for which complete<br />
compilation! are available, the 1<br />
counties <strong>of</strong> New Jersey spent a total<br />
<strong>of</strong> $102,000,000 for operating costs,<br />
"Forfy-nlnt per sent el the teta<br />
li far the charitable, corrections<br />
'and penal functions alone," Hol-<br />
land said, "Another tight par cent<br />
Is for eourf cMft( mush <strong>of</strong> whieh<br />
arises from prosecution and trla<br />
«f criminal cases."<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the panel in addltlor<br />
to Hilland were RUSSBII T. Wilson<br />
<strong>of</strong> EngleWood, president <strong>of</strong> the Nc<br />
Jorsey Association <strong>of</strong> Municipal A<br />
sossors; Mrs, J, Ward Ryan, <strong>of</strong> Had<br />
donflold, <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey League<br />
<strong>of</strong> Wonieii Voters; and Dr. William<br />
Miller, <strong>of</strong> Princeton, research direc.<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> Princeton Surveys,<br />
Costs for care <strong>of</strong> the mentally i<br />
jre the greatest single Item in coun<br />
ty budgets throughout the state. Hoi<br />
land continued, "In fact the $13,-<br />
000,000 spent for the mentally ill is<br />
jnore than the total spent for gen.<br />
era! government for the 21 counties<br />
J! is nearly as much as the entire<br />
amount spant for county roads an<br />
,Midges,"<br />
Holland added: "If we believe<br />
that even under the most cautlout<br />
expenditure program the Board<br />
Of Chesm Freeholder! can appre-<br />
ciably reduce such large spending<br />
Hems 11 Incurred far the tubercu-<br />
lar, mentally III, feebleminded,<br />
(rippled children, and assistance<br />
to fhe aged—we would be deluding<br />
ourselves. These casts have been<br />
Increasing, and In all probability<br />
they will continue to Increase aver<br />
the foreseeable future,<br />
"Possibly the only way those ex-<br />
penditures can be controlled would<br />
,b( through a long range approach<br />
which would correct some <strong>of</strong> th<br />
basie causes—through health pro.<br />
grams, higher ineomo for the under,<br />
privileged and crime prevention. The<br />
United States has made outstanding<br />
jains In those fields in reeent years,<br />
jt 1s through contlnuod and intensive<br />
/effort in these tune areas that our<br />
hope for the future lies,<br />
"Approximately three fourths <strong>of</strong><br />
the costs <strong>of</strong> county government<br />
fur programs which relate to pep<br />
pie. The remainder li divided almost<br />
equally for roads and brjdges and<br />
lor property,"<br />
Although the counties receive<br />
funds from several sources, the prop<br />
erty tax is the major revenue pro-<br />
ducer, Holland explained, accounting<br />
for 72 per cent <strong>of</strong> all county funds,<br />
Avaion Election<br />
Suit Postponed<br />
Not to be Tried<br />
Until Sept. 12<br />
The suit contesting the election <strong>of</strong><br />
Mayor Edith qreenaii and Borough<br />
Commissioner John V, Meancy In tne<br />
Avaion election May 10 has been<br />
postponed until Septombcr 12.<br />
The ease was to have been started<br />
yesterdiiy in Superior Court,<br />
The suit to set aside the election<br />
was filed last month by James<br />
O'neill, attorney with Harold E.<br />
Winder Jr., chairman <strong>of</strong> the Avaion<br />
Committee <strong>of</strong> SO, and • Waiter M,<br />
Law as the plalntUTs,<br />
They charfled that approximately<br />
30 persons who cast ballots In the<br />
borough coinmlsiion election were<br />
not legal residents <strong>of</strong> Avaion.<br />
Tito suit seeks to set aside the<br />
election <strong>of</strong> Mayor. Orbenan and Com-<br />
m'lasloncr Mcuncy, and declare as<br />
legally elected the losing candidates,<br />
Donald Evcringham tad Gusttv Ta-<br />
fei Jr., members <strong>of</strong> the Committee<br />
<strong>of</strong> BO slate.<br />
Water Works Chief<br />
Retires at Wild wood<br />
Howard 0, Banks, who for the past<br />
S7 years was superintendent <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Wild-wood city water w<strong>of</strong>ks, retired<br />
fijbmv.thal; pqslUpniliiit-iwatlt. 1 slan?<br />
liy, Casper was luuttcil acting 1 super.<br />
Jhtendeni '<br />
Mr. »nki was nrosident uf ihy<br />
Soutli Jersey Water Association and<br />
In. 1050 was named a member <strong>of</strong><br />
the State Water Licensing Board.<br />
A dollar wonlt do as much as it<br />
used to—but no one else does either.<br />
all Miraugh Iher school yean end<br />
Into her eellege life at Welt (Chef*<br />
tor State TtMhiri College, where<br />
the ma|or«d In physical education,<br />
WflUi there ihe joined the Inter<br />
Figure Skating Club and was a mem<br />
her <strong>of</strong> the Arena Carnival lee Show<br />
given at th« Philadelphia Arena<br />
The dream got o bo too mush far<br />
hor so the finally took the "bull b><br />
the horns" and tried to get a jol<br />
skating at the Ben Franklin Hotel.<br />
As loon as they saw her she was<br />
hired, so she said good bye to col-<br />
eie and strsted her career.<br />
While appearing at the Ben<br />
Franklin the roomed (with ji girl<br />
who Wat rU.<br />
THIS IS POPULAR SEASON FOR BUYING AND SELLING —USE THE WANT ADS<br />
(Classified Advertisements<br />
CLASSIFIED AD BATM<br />
Wordi or !«•„,,<br />
(3B per word exEcedlng 25 worts)<br />
5 .Coniecutlvo Timei, with 28 Words or Lois<br />
Ads Boqulring Box Numbers, 2Se More<br />
AH Clasilflsd Advartising Caih —<br />
FOUNDED<br />
Registrations Now Being Accepted far<br />
SUMMER SESSION<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 27—August 5<br />
HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS<br />
ELEMENTARY<br />
Remedial Reading Specialist<br />
The only State-Approved Summer Session in this a:<br />
KATHRYN R. MORGAN, Principal<br />
1216 Pacific Avenue Telephone<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
<strong>On</strong>e look tells everyone<br />
graduated<br />
low-price<br />
Yet you can own a big super-powered Mercury for<br />
Igss than 13 models <strong>of</strong> the low-price 3*<br />
TI10 neighbors wUl Ihlnk that you got a<br />
rako—whon"aotufllly you'll bo tatting money!<br />
, For example, on tot oort. You can buy a<br />
• big i88-horiOpowar Mercury Custom 6-<br />
paBsengcr Sedan for lesa than 13 modola in<br />
the iO-caUed low-prioa flild, * And that's only<br />
the bufifinlnB <strong>of</strong> what you save<br />
Record sales Itr us flivr you a lop' ^<br />
allawanct far your praiinl tar<br />
Muroiiry m one <strong>of</strong> the year'i hottMt mn.<br />
Our quick turnover, high voluino, lota ,us<br />
give you more for your proBont car.<br />
You get back more' <strong>of</strong> your inveslmenl<br />
with Mercury's top resale value<br />
Mercury consiatently loads Its field for resale<br />
value according to independent market rc-<br />
porta <strong>of</strong> usea-car ptfcm.<br />
Remember, too, that Mercury's famous<br />
economy and stamina keep operating costs<br />
low¥-help make Mercury,one <strong>of</strong> the Iqwest.<br />
colt cars in lit class to own, * •<br />
In Mercury's loweit.qrMt Custom Beriei<br />
you've got 4 models to choose from. For a<br />
few dollars more you have a choice <strong>of</strong> 7 more<br />
• modela in the Monterey and 198-horscpower<br />
Montclair soriei. (The Binart, low-aUhoiMtto<br />
Montclair hardtop coupe ii shown above.)<br />
We invite you to stop In at our showroom<br />
to see and try the moder that fits your needs<br />
and budget belt.<br />
Si'ieJ on MiiiBOriisii <strong>of</strong> ngnvbiliirsn* IUSKM fill w hilwjr wjil fntn, tiling o Minvrr Cuilem 19ber $tim («if /fcimtidt.<br />
ITPAYS.TOOWNA,<br />
thi big<br />
NO OTHER CAR OFFERS YOU<br />
BIGGER REASONS FOR BUYING IT<br />
• Excluiiye styling shared by no other<br />
car<br />
• New SUPER-TORQUE V-8 ong'moi on<br />
every model (188 or 198 horjopower)<br />
—backed by Mercury's record <strong>of</strong><br />
producing V-8 engines exc/uiive/y<br />
• 4-barret vacuum carburetor on eyery<br />
model at no extra coiF<br />
• Dual exhausts at no extra cost on all<br />
Monlcloirs ond Montereys<br />
• Ball-joint front suspension for easier<br />
hondting<br />
• Unique anti-fouiing high-compression<br />
sparkplugs<br />
• Consistently highest resale value In<br />
its field<br />
^fOR FUTURE STYLING, SUPER POWER<br />
tm<br />
PHONE 3134 GARDEN MOTORS/<br />
WBIH AVEWIE<br />
over Rhont m county TndI COTSOKBWI ,f?Jf p «<br />
lie in Bolore aivertUimcmIs let In!o. cusu " nw .<br />
ClMSiflid Display Advertlslni — $1,80 For Inch<br />
IN MEMORIAM<br />
MBYIn memory <strong>of</strong> our<br />
lliam C, who pa§ie4 away<br />
Saaly mlsseii by<br />
Deatlle and John Dbwnoy 6J<br />
IMPLOYMiNT A6INCY<br />
LOST<br />
unit CAT two while srinti on elicit,<br />
Kcollm with bell lumlly pet<br />
J contncl Mrs Ai illdi (icon 1J01<br />
r Au oi OtLiin <strong>City</strong> police 6-21<br />
FEMALE HELP WANTED<br />
or competent hl(lh bi liool tli 1<br />
1st lhmUL,h StpttmbLr lOlli<br />
irt thtic<strong>of</strong> 5 (W p m through<br />
inline Ulnnei v. iili dlshc<br />
Jty Mill St CXoanp (.111 SlulL<br />
ileslietl Willc Bos. BUOH .Sin<br />
rtprt$LntitI\t!» needed In I onfi<br />
StullvlUc steelnuinvllle Mir<br />
an mill LUesky s Point Fin Inform i<br />
foil Atlantic <strong>City</strong> 4 3136 W<br />
jiLvmnli.il jpply TaltMe Oujn I In<br />
Tailor Slii"I>. 1** A»l>ury Ave. tr'l<br />
MMBLRMAIU ^almi Dlus loom<br />
tA iKiaill 1 ) iiclniL, Ktnin I 1<br />
S ill ill"! Ul til L i d If<br />
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE<br />
Sheppard's Auto Service<br />
All Kinds <strong>of</strong> Bod/ Repairs<br />
WIIH-I AIIGIVMI.^T<br />
romtLtT 1 - IIRI «t\n<br />
912 - 14 SIMPSON AVENUE<br />
PHONE 0722 tf<br />
NOW OPEN<br />
HADLY JEWELERS<br />
935 Asbury Avenue<br />
WATCH, CLOCK and<br />
JEWELRY BEPAIR1NG<br />
Manufacturing Special<br />
Rings and Diamond<br />
Mountings<br />
Store Hours: 10 to 12:30<br />
& 2 to 4:30 —i Closed Mon.<br />
PHONE 2848<br />
•OATS FOR SAL!<br />
iAlLBQAT. duiter lit<br />
perfect (ondiuon '<br />
asii Wsiley Avo.<br />
let 117, 3 yi<br />
Hon. IM9,(<br />
years eld. In<br />
,00, Comset<br />
loar, (-24<br />
I1A SKIFT, Sfl'sii'. wea donditlon.<br />
price il.OM.OO. Can Be seen M 13<br />
Weil lith it, 7.1<br />
MCfTH BQlllioal. very good conditlsn,<br />
dolly inpludeJ. M0O.W, Newly poini-<br />
cd. Phono 2428 evenings ptilj 1 , W4<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BBVERAL 00OD U,<br />
tubes, $1.00 up, tra<br />
stone tirei, Mosre'i<br />
T41 Aibury Ave, i?ho<br />
TIRM ana<br />
on new Fire,<br />
mtone Store,<br />
SHRUBBEBY,<br />
petfi leed,<br />
relluei. Bert't FaUa<br />
Phono 3131 OI S!<br />
11 flilsi-s<br />
AVB, "'<br />
BUEMES, Bur-<br />
, Poot Hw,<br />
ISO, 201 Welt<br />
AH, MUSICAli INBTRUMENTi — 20<br />
id 40% OS, Finance 20 months,<br />
n nays und ovoningi, FIBWHIB'I<br />
He .Stan. _M4 Monjroit St., Vine;<br />
T , Phor<br />
lund, N. J. lione<br />
SEE NYMAN 1TOR GLAM. Auto glaM<br />
•nsiaiitd Bluu MUe iind ante taps,<br />
i. Bout glass, window fsiui ra-<br />
ond glBud. 840 Asbury Ave,<br />
USBD TV SETS In good condition.<br />
Antennas 'ftfld towers installed iind<br />
renulretl (Xean city IltirtlwarL 1 Co<br />
TM A-buiy A^e Phone 2158<br />
L/VN1S—/ininas marluoltts petunltii.,<br />
KnupduiLiins, b^nt nlysstim ut,i.ia-<br />
iim .mtin sunlLl £UL,I iiiinflowfis<br />
iiltntUili i,.illluiillii paislt^ *H)c tlo/<br />
n ulso &trti\\l>ti^ tevei-bt iilng)<br />
in Minthi mums Lti inlums shrul»<br />
'hone 27J-1-1 u-Jl<br />
WISTltRAKT WOODEN FCNCLS<br />
rcil wood ljasket wt.avo. Kni^Ltsh<br />
hurrtk 1 fences, post and lull, red Woutl<br />
lumrd. Fire esllmiitt^. F.H.A. termij<br />
Bert's Patio shop 201 West Ave Phone<br />
1121 op 3122 ' ' It<br />
NEW and USED PIANOS<br />
Grandt - Spinets • Upright!<br />
Tuning • Repairing<br />
CIRCLE PIANO MART<br />
(<strong>On</strong> Hie Cirrlr, Somprs l-olnt)<br />
1-1IONK SIM <br />
i'iis cols ami furniture It. {' Roll<br />
ins. 611 Asbury Avc. C-21<br />
H24-61H'iT' ViilAd (Iran *I\ roimii<br />
rurnlshetl. uni' : bltK. T li trom bosii'dwatk<br />
Ulllltlis Inclodtd "spii-lil rili for<br />
OUIIL .mil SoiH. Also ".nullei oliait<br />
•lit nvnlliililc lor <strong>Jun</strong>e anil Sept. "-it<br />
17?2 t l-MRAl. A\L Hist untl seL<strong>On</strong>d<br />
floou ! bidiovini IHlUi, loom illn-<br />
nil, imini kitchen luth IIIHLII HIHIL,?<br />
s-Hiin Phone UAIMK 2 rill Phllti<br />
(I uiitiil A\c «Lik tiiitu l»4!3<br />
Hk.MDSOMK HIIVIT ciitftc anil lea<br />
t Lovi'ly Hilts for tfradiiiili'is<br />
OIK Uilnl <strong>of</strong>f |)in-i 1<br />
IveiMlni,<br />
10SI (iENI'.HAI. KI.KCTKK; rrlrlgn<br />
Hur, it liulli ILIIUIIII pilcil \o •.<br />
PUnnblni; and Ik'Jillnu Glh ^l.. ami<br />
Asliury Ave. I'hiiiw 0113. l r<br />
BIIDKKI-I I'IM.<br />
IIUL tip ulon>><br />
2fCl ^^ i> to 7 p<br />
hli n 11,1 iph><br />
rimiL Oteiil in ilil<br />
Lllv<br />
WANTED — An opportunity to gl«<br />
vou an cstlmalu on your next col-<br />
11-lon You will like our body anil<br />
fuuli-r vioik. Ocem Cltj Mnlois, Ir-c<br />
]4 AUuntlc Ave. Pnone 0600. tl<br />
BUSINESS SERVICE<br />
Yale Keys 25c Each<br />
2 for 45c<br />
Quick SmlK UaUs Hardcore Co<br />
ck j<br />
Asbuiy Ave<br />
BY SITTER—Exlierlcntcd. 50e »n<br />
taiir ulttr mldnlKlit, VSe on hour<br />
• Tbther Mldlucclo, W» Simp on<br />
Phone mm.<br />
il<br />
ITJATIONS School leather (kMre,<br />
Mysltlliv il i\ in inning Apt i<br />
ireku A|iartmLnli, 401 Allantlt- A\i<br />
0-21<br />
^__ |<br />
IB1 SITrm hlch siliool attnlent I<br />
'KKrleuiLd fl i> oi t\cnhi r "V* *' n<br />
w until midnlkhl Phom lii-w 'i J<br />
Mn, IntelllKenl, white liny ilesln<br />
mnier outdoor : Job lirefeiiihly o"<br />
"1 m landii. iplnc rtiniu ^'13 c;!1<br />
S WORK dcilied b> vilillc wnni<br />
'Iteforcncca. Phone JKiS-H. "-1<br />
tjL vludcnl Uf.lii-s pcslllon as<br />
tiptaln L\pei kneed L.\ul!enl<br />
X'hqiii. 27J3 6-21<br />
*0 OIIUA to tlo Liioklnt, mil li il;><br />
ilUng will lliL in 1'lioiu J11^«<br />
WD denhLS cliuniLiu»iMk In hnlil oi<br />
""" llini tiiiusi- woik minnliiL^ Also<br />
islrt^ nmk by A is 610 sliniivin<br />
t>-21<br />
AN «anls~ikimlnt uoik In"<br />
« ii wci.k. .Phono 3112-W. C^l<br />
middle" ,ir;cd cMierliin-id<br />
illeis defies lunch oi illnncr<br />
nick ondi iluilny aumnici It<br />
ffi** Mli Oihwd '- unc Bick ln(l<br />
Vanklrk St , l'lilln - J1<br />
* eollect graduate Jl mints po-<br />
l n as salesman In ri ull rlollilnE<br />
lr* I^eiiendaljle ond icHponsible<br />
j John Eniattu 7M AsbuiJ AM.<br />
1 floni 6-J1<br />
I Sk, LE AGr ' D i-ADY holier .mil ri<br />
|W>le dfslrcii n pnil llnu yoblllun<br />
IWlumraei rhone 1453 J 6-/1<br />
Refrigeration<br />
Commercial - Domestic<br />
Carrier<br />
AIR CONDITIONERS<br />
W. GEORGE REILLY<br />
Authorized Dealer<br />
«« ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Phone 2204 tf<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Dry Cleaners<br />
(New Owner - AUBREY REED)<br />
PRESSING<br />
DYEING — ALTERATIONS<br />
LAUNDERING<br />
RUG CLEANING<br />
All Work 100% Guaranteed<br />
Hlflh Quality, Courteous,<br />
Dopendoble Service.<br />
FREE<br />
Moth Pro<strong>of</strong>ing All Clothinfl<br />
FOR PROMPT PICKUP<br />
end DELIVERY<br />
PHONE<br />
OCEAN CITY 3397<br />
TOOLS<br />
FOR<br />
RENT<br />
Do if yourself and<br />
Save Money. We will<br />
rent you the tools.<br />
• Power Mowers<br />
• Power Saws<br />
• Fertilizer Spreaders<br />
• Floor Sanders and<br />
Polishers<br />
• Ladders • Ladder Jacks<br />
• Carpenter's Hand Tools<br />
• Plumbing Tools<br />
Rented by Hour or Day<br />
HOME BUILDERS<br />
SUPPLIES<br />
HARDWARE — PAINT<br />
324 West Ave. Phone 1048<br />
« iirairn UVSIIIK (ion IUI.S<br />
UIKJIII n u mliolH du-^ii Plume<br />
l'7jt> Hit di.iiii.l'in 11 JI1 I enli il An<br />
t21<br />
1 III I'M li jiijilniiiu 1 t ^.i i i<br />
nven i-ijiuiol. timer. Ins limn<br />
\i n nhl 5>II(XI M ikr ' Ki t mi<br />
hS2 Kliilh Si.<br />
years iiltl u<br />
Bnvvlew Plate.<br />
il Hi" Hi in It J 1<br />
ml eonillllcin. $11111.011. 1<br />
Pliiini- 1127, IJ-21<br />
U ,\I M I il i. Ink nbl* lnt,L tullli<br />
sultilili foi illnlni! ilium ilccliu<br />
luilii inilil littlsti ul no iinlni, or<br />
matlu s Idlmlld 710 MODIIVn In<br />
lru(<br />
c21<br />
TWO I.IPIS<br />
I'lioni. 1 r.)l^-<br />
BIM S<br />
iir l<br />
H\10: I<br />
nch<br />
L ,,, Inn nti<br />
LIOMII caliluit Tin<br />
tili<br />
lIOUSK-TllAhfcBH.—1<br />
ini tin ti •• In ilt''<br />
celk'iil ciinillllon. i-lee<br />
lic;iter 5'.v.)rj.W> 1'linne<br />
m \ n Ii Kt r ilcsK<br />
stn\e on uhlti<br />
Ob.l G-l<br />
7 foi \.n tllon<br />
until Hi LI t\<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
\\ tt L DU\ MODI fiV jnil old furnl<br />
lure Ijcilillni, kittlun u ITL jnil nil<br />
kinds <strong>of</strong> iilil (.IIS.UJU ihlna nnd mi<br />
llqtieb Lull Uilglil Siimtia Point 391/1<br />
|_1-\TR\I1\ lot iled mond limn<br />
Hilfiht tliiciful ilnus sl\ suit iblt<br />
tin ^uiup <strong>of</strong> \\ lltussts or uoiklnj,<br />
LIIK vmi m be iinn Unities Ini lulled<br />
\ppl\ ]C60 Asbuiv Aie Phnnc lTTO-W &il<br />
Hl/Abllll Mil L 111)17 (iiilul<br />
AM HIV limn four moms und<br />
huh 1 jrl Ini' ije ihtui h ilf Mason oi<br />
... .1 mil -Miccl.il rill's Juin anil<br />
•itliUmlili Phoni 17G1K u-21<br />
ROOMS FOR RENT<br />
mom AND APA<br />
week. leaaon,<br />
lin. The Northwe<br />
PilBne 1413.<br />
Chl<br />
COLONIAL HOTBlj-i31, Atluitle Ay.i<br />
Boonu with or wtthout prlVBtt beuii.<br />
Small efficiency ODartintnii, Florida<br />
ll M U u New BuUdlnf, Ph<br />
S y<br />
ilyle. iMrUinu.<br />
MILLIARD MANOR MOTEL—40 ncra<br />
on the Bay qveriooKIng <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Pins Bineled roonu with prlvMe<br />
baihi. M.0B per couple. »3n.gB weekly,<br />
Crois u'MtH St. turn rliht one_ mlli<br />
Shf Bd (Rte 0) Phjie<br />
Crois uMtH St. turn rli<br />
on Shorf Bond (Route<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Clly iMi-J.3,<br />
t o<br />
0), Phojie<br />
9-9<br />
SPACIOUS MpDERN I«OM», Pri-<br />
vate tile bath, D«y, week or.lea.<br />
iorr K, C, Ainoi, 417 34<br />
4th st. Phone<br />
ROOMB with running walelf, by day,<br />
weeif, season, Aj§o'rooms [or worK-<br />
Ing glrii and boys. <strong>Ocean</strong> Call Hotel,<br />
14B Centfill Ave, f "<br />
ROOM for live worltlnB girls, wjlh<br />
baUi, ItaMonaUle role. Jhe<br />
•"• Central Ave,<br />
no<br />
Cynthia "Arms, 14M<br />
t-none 3111,<br />
WORKING Klris nnd boys, comfoiioble<br />
uecontmotlotlons iwtt In room, 51 w<br />
en.h dnllv Al«o olhir Rural roonu<br />
51 (Hi ilallv during <strong>Jun</strong>e $2 00 ilally<br />
duilni; Joly nnd August 30t Cenlial<br />
Ave. • 6^3<br />
COMFORTABLVi rooms open to sun<br />
devk, double or twin ucda. W0.00 and<br />
$.15.00 weekly, two In room. Two<br />
squares lo beach. Parkins. Tint IIolx<br />
baur 712 Oceon Ave. 6-2?<br />
ROOMS FOR RKNT—Aot-iimmodnlluns<br />
tot- emj>loyci) sludentu In heart <strong>of</strong><br />
town Home atmosphere. Every eon-<br />
\inltni-L Low. ^i.o£on mil Prlvote<br />
sundeck on premises Dlirolhy - E. COB<br />
Atlantic Ave. l*-24<br />
ROOMS FOR RENT—800 Tenlial Ave<br />
NIL Llbeiou ilnglf "I doulili $2 00<br />
dills pei iitrson meklv S12 0" up<br />
Season $15t>.00 and up. Phonr 2487.<br />
ROOMS I-OK HtNl—Rnom^ In hunt<br />
<strong>of</strong> town Pikule ^unileLk on piem-<br />
sra <strong>On</strong>e blotk In beaih bonidwulk<br />
tennis iind shufnehnatd l^iw <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
nte< Doiotln E 60S Atlantic A\c<br />
1ML QU1I I.—uuillahli non iJnKlL oi<br />
double room, beautifully furnished<br />
plius ml suuounilliii,i, ctntrnl lot itlon<br />
Lin aCLOinmndute sK hoiking tKni<br />
Hi iLsiinuble Wt t enlnil Aie Phoni<br />
- 0-24<br />
t (iMrOM AELP loom mnnliit, wntu<br />
simlpiivite lutli foi Unee winking<br />
bojs iiiur boardwiilk RtiiionDble Mte<br />
Ihe Eblilt H2O bth St Phoni i0S-\1<br />
0-21<br />
ROOMS for working boys 57.00 wi-ek-<br />
ly each; rinnns with houBi-keepInK<br />
fvlli-HM for small lumlly. *35.I)O and<br />
\mkl> 1026 ^sUmj A\c riinne<br />
0 4<br />
ROOMS (oi uoiklnj: bo>!» LMitially<br />
locauil Phone I55K 'i-24<br />
DORMITORY fin lOHIH, mul Hot<br />
rhonnn Ueaih lilock RoO \n-ekli<br />
inih Heniy Aparlmi-nls .IILP» fimi ullitr thiee lillMilit fur<br />
nUlml Eleclili icfilteialoi Month nr<br />
sLiL^on olwi UIL1LI> iintab Uaninis-<br />
tun nl, ttntral Avi PhonL 233 ( >-\\<br />
D>S1R\UIL iipiitmcnt" ni. u lit nil<br />
mmmmoduli fom »'H1O Hiikl* 6<br />
1 s in.nuns V>00 Micklv f ice paik<br />
Int t>l Aibuu Aie Phimi l(wl J<br />
I-RL1 /LR u|nll.lil » 'nlnl<br />
oi nioiL lUicnt nloilel<br />
5^00 I hone OLL in (_lu A! It.<br />
I'AflK VII tt—jth St and Asburv Ale<br />
Inn room upiilmenu 560tm nnd<br />
WJ 00 ucek^ <strong>On</strong>t IOOIII iin&itnienl'r<br />
•H'illO wtckh All »lth iiiliatc ball;<br />
klkhi nelli. IICLIIIL icfilaeialra tonl<br />
ilie^rful loniiis [mm $^T OO nLoklj<br />
double housi keeping enmenii nics<br />
rentr,il lotutlun Hee pnklnK Phone<br />
lJ'll<br />
G 21<br />
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE<br />
Viiiuum Cklincr mliana — All Miikcs<br />
HtlbVI It SALI.S AM) Sf KVILI.<br />
ROliLIU L HOI I-MANN<br />
2 E nilniot An , Somirs Point<br />
Ph J110 rite Pick Up und Dellieo<br />
Plegse ... Cash in Advance<br />
no Cla^Uiod Ad «dl be PUblL.hed untd p.id ^or .<br />
To iniuro your «hLii J5 00 Phone Sornu".<br />
Point SOU WHe> 1 ailmon, Llnnooil<br />
N J "<br />
AUTQMOBILRS FOR SALE<br />
OK D bSI D CARS Ml) 1 RUtlvt.—<br />
All mukcb and modi Is wllh a will<br />
I,, Eunr into- tliHl rnunls PolnlLr<br />
Chcuoici and OldbinobllL Usul <strong>On</strong><br />
Lot. Sth nnd fclmpson Ai.e. Fhune 023.<br />
en evcnlnKS.<br />
XL<br />
D-rlllsr Ihitc iijiitniinlb fui-<br />
nltln.il spulom linrclitb I-VLCIIUII<br />
Imatlon fXtan ULW l-ilitd for sep<br />
linibLi bLlllcmcnt. *17'JOI1 \Ii|il> IfM<br />
Central Ave. •>••«'><br />
BOATS FOR SALE<br />
I1M, I.OAI ill!) to. itnl In IIIL sut<br />
csl Lmoon in tasL ol a vtoni n<br />
Oinn Clll 5123 00 ttie,on HIOIII<br />
ml i I t^-23<br />
lft^-liUlET EViNBtDE —'Salds aiul<br />
BL.K.LL ' D i l l<br />
1 Hoiniwn mid<br />
Tolnt, 2nd und<br />
tDE Salds aiu<br />
UCkh hnidwnio<br />
11OAI &L1PS (in lint HILommodiite<br />
boils up I" !5 ft "-n'e oiithoiase<br />
11(1000 for sejMin 117 Bo>ihorc Pi<br />
phone 1'J12 M . '••<br />
PRIVATE hoat slip rm II nl In •.hell<br />
ciwl Inioon Niw 28 i.lei wllh fi«h<br />
ttjlu S17300 M-uson Apply SUluffii<br />
t Avi. O-l±<br />
J. A. BROWN<br />
REALTOR<br />
Sales — Rentals<br />
Cortier<br />
27th & ASBURY AVE.<br />
Phons 1637<br />
PUITMLNT nl. e pilinu fhil flooi<br />
It) nilnutti* Iiom OLean <strong>City</strong> beach<br />
(.iLonahli b\ wi-ek oi se ison Phiini<br />
Sumers Point'2756. 6-W<br />
B"\Y BRH-7E J15 Biv A\L hi lull<br />
fui two room toriiLi niiiilnnnt fat<br />
In^ bi% $37 00 ttecklj ilso pLnthnuiL<br />
ipirlmcnl slreiis foul Wlun. weikh<br />
inul thicL iK'tliooiii apartments neai<br />
uccaii. Phone 3281-J- i" 1<br />
117 TINNAUE III)—Guillens V<br />
pietli<br />
Iinn.h<br />
lutlful MiLst bt sien in I" ap<br />
itii'l l J aill\ fuinUlittl Three<br />
und K«iat,i l.ii heat fseor<br />
Iinn.hu .md K«iatL t.ii heat fseor<br />
beach Lot 150 PhonL 0-111H tt<br />
L.\KCiV ipjrimtnl icatril IOLIIIIIII<br />
cm mil looms fuinlshLd wliuir mu<br />
suniuli i oi \LUI .irotind ileclilL kll<br />
chin litul furnished reason ilik rTOl<br />
ilO Lential A\e ' ]<br />
AV \I1 \QLP b\. inonlh lull .mil stii<br />
limliti thue moms bith siritntt<br />
lonh AppiJ evening" " r " lllt C1 "i s ,<br />
1U4 Bin A\e Phone 1263-W i 1<br />
BT-i Di 1 /\NCh S PLAt L llm i 1» il<br />
iniiim eli^Llilc iifilKeruliii nmlithlj.<br />
i stimuli Appl> lit 82" VU mouth<br />
419 OCEAN AVE. Incoini- properly.<br />
Sll.OOU /»nnl for KULSI house oi<br />
iltuile.v apartment L-OIIVTIISIOII. Seven<br />
liLdroom thrte poiihes luo living<br />
moms (.IIate lot 'IOVIJO Own d.ill><br />
( luik 1532 So lioilt St Fnlllu If<br />
BI.AliTltllL torllll lnupt.ll 1 ' 1U -<br />
nimtments lufce IIILIUM nlndonb<br />
ULlng panoi inlli lu> pi Itt 511 500<br />
LIIILC ulitulmcnts Him bedrooms (lc<br />
• •' Liisunalilc. S16 500<br />
5 Bin AU 1'litinc<br />
thit-e olioilmcnt<br />
<br />
1 IliAS ur L.I1 Is dlsi lioublL looms<br />
•hone '(vl l M L, 17<br />
.(it)Ms foi Murl Int, b )\ c<br />
unmi r CII si 1(116 WLbli %<br />
:itlil K<br />
to be<br />
Ave.<br />
lOOMS for working peupli 1 .<br />
ibli (Lilarilitt CO4 UL.I<br />
IIL WINDSOR B.TJ DllKliInn PI ILL<br />
plcj:,MIL homellkt looms nun bcutli<br />
id lesliurjnts ilso .nollabli- foui<br />
ooms \ilth lunnlnt, n uci fui st i on<br />
il uorkti" Phone 1211-7 _J_J<br />
57 00 nLtk<br />
storv<br />
<strong>of</strong> I'addL I liJ\i'fbkl st.tl t I rncst<br />
Jlor^nmt and HHs\ Bl in<br />
II is the loiiLhinj' slm% <strong>of</strong> 3 tlur<br />
IMSII bultliL-i In Ntw \oiks trim<br />
Ilioniv Mi is utilotcd unliiiiid<br />
soiiiL 1 .md lone-It—until lie meet a<br />
1 who Is is plain .ind as loneh<br />
as lit- i Lull uniils fiom thi. le<br />
'itioit tint Uin h-m; .it last<br />
riiuntl ,i m.ilt- onK because they<br />
fail to iculi7e it<br />
<strong>On</strong>glnally pieicntid uli tclcuslon,<br />
' VInity" won both tilt' cniotcd Don<br />
aldsun jwuid and tilt S\hJnia<br />
amid a-, llu iiLsl drama un IV<br />
1,1st >CO1<br />
II'HIIOH. ol<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
In<br />
ceililn rltiBFi-! idles anil p.jsllloiu<br />
iniplownml mill flvlnL. HIL Siil irk'<br />
mliiln oitiLi nmiili Ipi'l imiilo\ii^<br />
Hit Ul> ol <strong>On</strong> in tR\ Jsm JirsL<br />
An pf.Jln..fjLi irtllllcil us JtMiU ijii-<br />
duU iiiisiid in the Biflifd <strong>of</strong> I ulrfmls<br />
slonei^i nf the f lu <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong> in ( llv M<br />
Jtisn on fl".l it nil nt it ' men Inn<br />
ul bald Pouiil lii-lil in llu lid ilnl ut<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e. liijS .'ml nas t.ikcn UP foi sei<br />
olid nailing fln.il paswu,e and iidni.le<br />
lit u inert Ine ol i Id Buuul hi 111 on HIL<br />
J7lh doy <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e 1'I55 In the Comnilir-<br />
iioiii.1.- rhiiiiibci, my Hun Oecor<br />
Clll Ntw Jnin nt 11 0(1 A M<br />
RI^,INA I<br />
V lli Clwk,<br />
at*)<br />
Library Newi<br />
Resolution Fixes<br />
Auditor Duties<br />
Defines Work to b*t'<br />
Done by Stone. 1 ; >.'<br />
The eilv commlSilonei's Friday I _<br />
proved n resolution consigning to '"<br />
he tity auditor, Richard Stone, wid- ;. -|<br />
•r latitude in ossteUng (he tity'<br />
treasurer and providing $100 ,«-<br />
month (.ompcniaUon for Us extra<br />
dutle-i ' ^<br />
According to the resolution, Mr.<br />
,tone will perform, in oddttloit ti<br />
his nudiilng duty, work in connec-<br />
tion with the maintenance <strong>of</strong> the<br />
city's general ledger aticouiifs.<br />
Mr. Stone, hswtvtr, Jill not be<br />
.allowed *o do any iwork r*l»tlng to<br />
tht boOki <strong>of</strong> nrlBlntl entry. Thew<br />
book! are ts continue under the<br />
cuitody land control <strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Treat-<br />
urer Richard Mayer.<br />
Mr Stone's compensation from the<br />
city foi his additional duties will <<br />
begin July 1, the same tune that the<br />
salar* <strong>of</strong> Mr Mayoi will be reduced<br />
fiom $4 200 to $3,100 a year.<br />
Pi loi to the Introduction <strong>of</strong> thtJ<br />
lesolution Mr Mayer was permitted<br />
tn a previous resolution to employ<br />
the set vices <strong>of</strong> a registered muni-<br />
cipal accountant to assist In the<br />
maintenance The clly treasurer, un-<br />
der that arrangement, paid the extra<br />
accounting fees TO<br />
Rnlhiml A Shurji and Frances T.<br />
li II [i<br />
Vim and each <strong>of</strong> you are hereby sum-<br />
inni'il jinil leiiulrcil. to serve upon<br />
illiiim Cli.'irltnn iilalnllff's attorney<br />
h.j-.L uililiesi. Is \u K6 (..uarunlit<br />
IILLL Ikiltiluir. AlLinlli Cll\ Ntu Jei-<br />
3LV tin iinswei in MIL imitpl ilnl IULII<br />
In ilil- i.iusi Mllhln lhlil>-fl\e du>£ a[-<br />
L'I- July 12 i;Ki5 If you full so to d»<br />
luilkininl li> dLf.mll nun be iLiidertd<br />
I, iinsl jou fi l ll l d d I<br />
Hie Liunplulnl tin uLtlon Is In te<br />
Superior rouit <strong>of</strong> Nrw Jersey, Chany<br />
ctn Dlil-lon Hoil.it No KVJG2 34 at<br />
tht- suit <strong>of</strong> Hobisrl Handy. Jr. plaintiff<br />
Holland A blimp tt aii defendants<br />
This action has been in&Ululcd foi<br />
Hit! IJUI t>ose nf foittlnsl tl<br />
d h flll<br />
f.mll nun be iLiidertd<br />
tlie rLllel ilLinandid In<br />
tin uLtlon Is In the<br />
f N J Cha<br />
o<br />
ose foittlnc tertnln<br />
IIILIJII,II^L m.idt hy flollind A. bhaip.<br />
cl us. to Boardwalk Nidlonal Bank ojl<br />
l-'ebryary 29 1(>1R and subsequently as-<br />
l I b t I l l S h Is<br />
foittlnslnc a ter<br />
hy flollind A. bh<br />
k Nl k<br />
1(1R and s s q y<br />
ilLiietl lo Itobert Iluntly. Sr,,vvho Is<br />
ojalntlff * aiiLLgtor Ami ion Holland<br />
V Murli me r?mtie defchd.int because<br />
\1IIL. ou<br />
" ^hi( ai e made dcfenflanl<br />
phu spend summers at their tiomn<br />
here m Merion Park<br />
Mi and Mrs Thomas Hobbtns <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia will occupy their home<br />
on Bay av for the summer<br />
• * *<br />
Mr and Mrs Frank Condon Jr.,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Dclray Beach, Fla, and Seaside<br />
Heights, N J ha>c been visiting<br />
the Dajs on Pembroke Lone. Mrs.<br />
Condon u, Mrs Day's sister Both<br />
families lived in Glcnsidc, Pa.<br />
• * *<br />
Mr and Mrs Harry Hetzcl and<br />
family, who have been visitors In<br />
iccan <strong>City</strong> for the lost 30 years,'<br />
have now become permanent resi-<br />
dents They Ilvo at their new home, ,<br />
27 Argytc pi, Merion Park, when<br />
hey enjoy working In the garden.<br />
• * •<br />
Tlie Sprina activity goes on, with<br />
the VlllotLs getting their home on<br />
Pembroke Land ready for occupancy,<br />
the Ljons family moving into Utah* /,<br />
home on Somerset Lane as perma< '-'<br />
ncnt residents, and the Wests occu-<br />
pying their hurhe on the same street<br />
tor the summer ,,<br />
The Golls will be new rcsidjcnll I<br />
nartram Lane, and the Irwins,* '<br />
Lmdcnwold, N J, will move ln_.<br />
their lovely split-level home on PeHu>.,-a<br />
broke Lane Just os soon as the dhll-'S<br />
i»u hiive.iin esllilt.' nf dower In<br />
I<br />
Ill'L.UI', - ---- ...<br />
the morlt;;if;L-d prrtnlses. which are Blt-<br />
uati' in I lie Township <strong>of</strong> Upper, County<br />
<strong>of</strong> Cape May and aro located tn and<br />
neu I uikaliiH Ntiv Jimiy and along<br />
the Turk Unit fU>
• • * * •<br />
AW TON SHOES<br />
i n . , v / !• i n . . O r • ci 'i L i t /<br />
nmnr Piny Shoes —Smidals<br />
Arch Snecx 5 jg9 ••" ll g<br />
kid the hit<br />
<strong>of</strong> Snwt<br />
Sports War<br />
TALKING SHORTS<br />
, 3.95 up<br />
LENGTH SOCKS<br />
WtlkMf ahMH.<br />
SETS<br />
. SHIRTS<br />
TRUNKS<br />
pr. 1.50<br />
9.95 to 1«.5O<br />
2.95 up<br />
2.95 to 7.95<br />
—DIXQN'S IS_<br />
AIR CONDITIONED<br />
for Shopping Comfort<br />
IOYIT WMB<br />
am*r»otatm<br />
Of EN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
THIS WEEKEND ONLY<br />
All fresh -All Varieties<br />
; SPCCIAI FOR THE BABY<br />
felbral Package<br />
PA_<br />
:',..F -,••<br />
t r < •*, -"ft 1<br />
HOUSE<br />
IZINU IN<br />
DESIGN<br />
PHdNK1133<br />
Warn Hotelmen<br />
<strong>of</strong> fake Badges<br />
Blue Cards Valid<br />
For Children's Week<br />
Unless they hive an authorize!<br />
blue Identification card they are no<br />
participants In the Children's Wee)<br />
program <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>; Hot<br />
and Restaurant Association.<br />
Advice to that affect was issued ti<br />
member houses and cooperating bus!<br />
ness places yesterday by Ralph D<br />
Glafth, president <strong>of</strong> the Association<br />
He said he had received reports<br />
that some Kind <strong>of</strong> badges arc In clr<br />
culatlon, purporting to be for Children's<br />
Week, but warned that "a]J<br />
possible kinds <strong>of</strong> buttons, pins, bad<br />
got or other cuds have no value<br />
The <strong>of</strong>ficial blue csrdt are Ittued<br />
by hoMIt lo children under 12 who<br />
*ro r*fll>tarad with an (dull- for<br />
nst Ian than four days. Each paying<br />
Mult I* entitled to fr«« prlvllegas<br />
for on* chlud under the<br />
wealed plan. Holdan <strong>of</strong> th* proper<br />
y a first aid attcnOAni who<br />
Is a student at tho Jefferson Medical<br />
School in Philadelphia. A nurse will<br />
assist at Che 10th st. headquartcrx<br />
Capt. Williams reported that the<br />
Patrol will open tilio season without<br />
tho services <strong>of</strong> a bench surgeon. No<br />
public at 20 beai-hi",, replacement has been obtained for<br />
Hi -diPitiol t.ii>. rli'niiji Willi.ims Dr. F. D. Lane llainex, who rcecntlj<br />
.niiiuiuiccd tills week. _ resigned the post when he accepted<br />
The lanje early- season crowds <strong>of</strong> a residency in the Philadelphia Gen-<br />
bathers which have been visiting the eral Hospital.<br />
beach anrt surf during Hie past several<br />
-weeks, and a revision <strong>of</strong> the<br />
wnrklni; schedule, requires the full<br />
complement <strong>of</strong> 'lifeguards on the<br />
strand this week end.<br />
foi V41UMI' pi npli<br />
t«i'<br />
eVi<br />
Illl'tl<br />
iKlnri juiTitpm' irrt tin* li\iia\oi**<br />
i\(d I.M 41 1 Mliinn<br />
,nns in iiv ii me (him<br />
i 'i Icnimilv nifhi tul b\ tiu-ns<br />
r h imif n ut the I'b<br />
i 1 in l mi! h i * brm In t i<br />
I lull In i In 1 oHi i.ils (.oiiUnt<br />
at Cuiivrntiuii Hall will beltiii ni-\L, ll • | m-'>li"i 1 iit bLf.m<br />
Muiida\. lune.'T umliT tlu rtniilimi ]'" ll1 "'' ''" ''"- " 1Jlh ll " lt|1 '<br />
<strong>of</strong> Uon.ild I'iI('i, f Ki, <br />
ers taking BdvjnUgB <strong>of</strong> the proiirain<br />
in week ends. Attendance tlu'uiijil]<br />
he: week nverages more than BOO<br />
llffhlly, Mr, Oardlnw suld.<br />
Recreation leadms for the eity's<br />
playgrounds alia were announced<br />
this wetk hy Mr, Gardiner. Some<br />
leaders already have begun wsrk<br />
and all malor playgrounds will<br />
hive supervision by next Monday,<br />
The nccreatlqii Cuiitur at. BLh «t,<br />
id tho boardwalk is open daily, ox.<br />
opt Sunday, frhm » a. m. until<br />
lark. Leaders at the center are<br />
itarla Adams, Adehiide Titus and<br />
Jarale TurnDr.<br />
Ruby llolley is In chpr'je fit i-ic<br />
th st. and Haven av, playground,<br />
will open tomarmw. Pliiv.<br />
[round director ut Mill si, will !)«<br />
llehird Pam-idge, with Jane Wilia'ms<br />
as rccreaiinn loadur. Supyr- :<br />
Iflon at 34111 st. will begin Monday. !<br />
The city's • neighborhood piny- j<br />
rounds it North st. and Haven av,.<br />
18th st. and Bay av,, and BBlh >i,<br />
and the beach also are open, but<br />
they have no stipervision. They. ton.<br />
are open daily frern 0 a, m. until<br />
dark.<br />
WAR D S<br />
WEEK END SPECIALS<br />
— Friday -r-<br />
LEMON CHIFFON PIE<br />
with Whipped Topping<br />
60c<br />
—Friday & Saturday—<br />
Choc, Fudge<br />
ON<br />
-:- Golden<br />
Layers<br />
Rdgular 7Se She<br />
70c<br />
WARDS<br />
PASTRY SHOP<br />
INC,<br />
724 Aibury Avenua<br />
Phono 1260<br />
For Top TV Enjoyment<br />
Get Top TV Service<br />
With<br />
FACTORY TRAINED<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
ANTENNAS<br />
Erected and Installed<br />
Self Supporting Towers<br />
Authorized Dealers<br />
* PHILCO * RCA<br />
• ZENITH<br />
SCHUFF ELECTRIC<br />
PHONE 1242 710 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
In <strong>City</strong> For Season<br />
Mis W I n.miil (il IMill irlilpi io<br />
I I i\n.< ,il (117 Mun.I,n In loi Ihc<br />
• null<br />
Cottager ob|OCts to city's taugh<br />
ttand with pet do;is, suggests pot<br />
pcoi»e <strong>of</strong> his ,own. See "Forum and<br />
Ag in 'Em" on editorial page.<br />
S'"~><br />
Capt, Williams reported that<br />
guards 'this /year will ,be given one<br />
day la ivvcck .<strong>of</strong>f -from their idutlei,<br />
instead <strong>of</strong> one day every two<br />
weck$# as was {the custom in past<br />
Hi Aibury Av».<br />
SI 9 ASBURY AViNUE<br />
Dresses, Suits, Beach I Sportswear<br />
SWIM WEAR—FAMOUS FOR —<br />
FIT IN FASHION<br />
FLEXIES<br />
BATHING SUITS<br />
Siiei 32 to 46 —. Large Assortment<br />
nim to mm<br />
* *<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
DANCING SCHQOf<br />
AMERICAN ....<br />
LEGION HALL<br />
14th St. and Hav.n ,<br />
B<strong>of</strong>fer-Too. Topi<br />
Modern Acrob<strong>of</strong>JrJ<br />
REGISTRATION I<br />
Tuesday, <strong>Jun</strong>B 28th, IQ fail<br />
•GROW WITH US — AND OCEAN CITY"<br />
Week-end Features<br />
for young dolls . . . .<br />
famous "Bverglaze" fabric<br />
SHORT and HALTER SET<br />
Coordinated Play Clothes in "Evar.<br />
glazo" polished cotton that resists<br />
wrinkles and spil—easily laundered-^<br />
striped halter—solid Shorts, Blue or<br />
pink. Sizes 3 - 14.<br />
1.88<br />
for y o u n g g u y s . . . .<br />
outstanding p<strong>of</strong>fems In<br />
BOYS' POLO SHIRTS<br />
A new shipment just received.<br />
Extra full six*. Sizes 4 to 16.<br />
2 for 1.<br />
for young guyi and dolls<br />
3|J Asuury Avenue—Across from Siainton's<br />
I'S MARKET-headquarters<br />
for Crosse and Blackwell Products<br />
iCrosso and Elackwcll<br />
RELISH<br />
Crosse and Blaekwall<br />
Rod Libel<br />
MARMALADE<br />
Crosso and Elackv/ell<br />
INDIA RELISH<br />
Crosso and Blackwell<br />
DILL CHIPS<br />
and Blackwell<br />
Date and Nut Roll<br />
Chocolate Nut Roll<br />
Fruit and Nut Roll<br />
740 Asbyry Avenue<br />
Will Taste<br />
Save When You Buy the Best<br />
CHOICE MEATS<br />
Rib Roast<br />
Rolled Roast<br />
Legs <strong>of</strong> Lamb<br />
Phone 2185<br />
Calves Liver<br />
Club Steaks<br />
Veal Cutlet<br />
FRESH KILLED<br />
CHICKENS-TURKEYS-DUCKS<br />
MNCY FRESH<br />
PRODUCE and FRUIT<br />
PHONE 2185<br />
FOR PROMPT COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR<br />
KEILLER'S<br />
IMPORTED FROM<br />
DUNDEE, SCOTLAND<br />
Crosse and Blackwell<br />
PICNIC RED<br />
Crosse and Blackwell<br />
SWEET PICKLES<br />
Crosse and Blackwtll<br />
SWEET MIXED<br />
PICKLES<br />
Crosse and BlatkwflJ<br />
PURE JELLY<br />
Cro.so and Blaekw.il j>\<br />
SOUPS<br />
Cuefca<br />
French <strong>On</strong>ion \ • • -;if<br />
Minhrsomi BW"<br />
hAM<br />
JNE 24. 19S5<br />
Children<br />
I at Reading<br />
ie'hcy Here<br />
1^ Average<br />
Continued from ptge 1<br />
t||ttull> '" obtained Iwlth a<br />
yH program / <strong>of</strong> phonlct<br />
JL itirtlns, In the Flrtt<br />
"along with sight raiding<br />
i rules for word rstoo-<br />
[pal pointed out that 10<br />
[««rj ago educators were <strong>of</strong><br />
•(in that the phonics system,<br />
; meUiod by which Amurl<br />
no. •< 1, in.<br />
cons for a century learned to read<br />
was minadequate <strong>On</strong> the Introduction <strong>of</strong> the<br />
'<br />
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923 Aibury Ave, Phone 3373<br />
Open Friday and Saturday Nights<br />
SCIENTIFICALLY ^<br />
CONSTRUCTED SHOES<br />
Topi h appearance, In wear, in fit. tut there'i lomethfng «xtra,<br />
loo. roOMRAITi ore icientifleolly mod* Goodyear welu,<br />
rthttmpersd itcel thank for oreh tupport and Themai wte'gtd<br />
bnl. Many doetan recommend them. We do, too.<br />
lit available In brown, white or red oxfords and<br />
mm and whita saddles §^m e * , U<br />
•iced from /,3U TO<br />
Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately Filled<br />
Trained Personnel to Insure Proper Fitting<br />
SPECIAL<br />
FREE OFFER<br />
FOR 30 DAYS ONLY<br />
on these fine, well-known<br />
opinion that ttie old fashioned way<br />
ot teaching reading fa Just Uuit—old<br />
fqshloncd.<br />
More progressive school administrators<br />
and educators have devised<br />
n program which employs the best<br />
tem ** d °*' > Olc Occan CUy sys '<br />
Mr Landl, said that tho phonics<br />
•system has vlrtuei whMi are pr<strong>of</strong>it,<br />
oby adapted to use In connection<br />
with the sight method At the same<br />
"me, the association <strong>of</strong> a picture<br />
with the word make, the application<br />
or vowels an« consonant, in tho con<br />
struct <strong>of</strong> the words more Interest<br />
>nc to the child.<br />
Mr iL.ndli lt,<strong>of</strong> /rh. opinion (hat<br />
Hi. hybrid tyitsm ut«i h«r» pro-<br />
••utM 4h» nmlmom »''» •"'"• "i"""" "> i" 1 ""<br />
TilMUlI MOUM OM THI tllff<br />
•IIONI ««»«tm«MH. Br Fran Str.fcir lot •>< >• ••> >><br />
l« Rinpt and hu Unhtul Indiin (cutiil. Tomo, iin.t in in<br />
Win ihr innDHiu iixi Inp '"• T JJJJ f Ringer and hi* ti-<br />
_F<br />
1Kb (he ehilfait* ol MHnfe P** JJJJJ^'JJJ<br />
A »« ll 1E2 I<br />
7r<br />
TMI lldtl AT<br />
• _-_ tONI !••• COTTMM<br />
_VI£«I HH»» tHI ANIWM<br />
THI HIBBIH MA11CAII<br />
,_ tMI M«UMT» »"l*<br />
CHIUTMUI.itWOI<br />
•YS and GIRLS KNOW and LOVE THESE B ° £ ^ J ^ ^<br />
—two for tti« p<br />
9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M^Pri, ft Sat., 9=30 A. M. to 9 P, M.<br />
THE OCEAN CITY<br />
Misguided Missiles by Chon Day<br />
Dungan Lauded<br />
as He Retires<br />
Veteran Police Sgt.<br />
Gets Gift From Mates<br />
Sgt, Benjamin T. Dungan, veteran<br />
tf SI yeari on the <strong>Ocean</strong> city police<br />
force, yesterday received the well<br />
•vishes <strong>of</strong> hit superiors and fellow<br />
flieers upon his retirement,<br />
Sgt, Dungan was epitomised by<br />
"isfety Director Laurence P, Lunny<br />
is "one <strong>of</strong> the reasons the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
3My Police Department U one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Inest, if not the lineit, In Uie itate,"<br />
Sor.iDungan (alntd tht fare* In<br />
May 1M4, and h«i biin a MrtMnt<br />
ilnet \m. Ha
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fe?.'.<br />
fv,<br />
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<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Larges<br />
RECORDS -<br />
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837 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
t« r yf<br />
t<br />
A.,,,<br />
, * , , ' • . -<br />
'*?* m^n& 1^5<br />
Hughes Central Pharmacy<br />
^ ^Prescrlpfl<strong>of</strong>ts"<br />
Hove Been Pur Specialty for Forty-Three Years<br />
YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS<br />
J. THORNLEY HUGHES, P.D. ..Owner and Manigtr<br />
ROBERT-C. PAUL. PD . Associate Pharmacist— ni'wiywt'ii 1-1L i a.<br />
,) ^liorl \\ttii!lii( f tlip to M W ^ ork<br />
r<br />
l Ii v will iruikf tht ii h»mp in OLL.IH<br />
I lit bi nit, ( l'H4 j-iadUiilc <strong>of</strong><br />
Of i an Lih Huh School, i> cmpliKCd<br />
j 1 W.nd\ llikeu<br />
r llit? biido^Toom<br />
ji ( tt i' aJmlo nf O( HS in 19U<br />
is tmplovfri In the N?'\ Jn-ey Na<br />
lui il Ga £ Comp'Mij hore<br />
Breckleys Observe<br />
Golden Anniversary<br />
Mi mil Mi<br />
U'bratod Ui'Mr 50th<br />
1 ii 1M1\ L M\ i.i I I uiLi\ itt ,i<br />
1 1 EIIllK (.II iHi -itn IK l(i<br />
\\ ]> l Hi oi<br />
\\ 1\ HOif (It<br />
Mi HI I Mi<br />
ti\i , ol in" Di L<br />
n n t it 1 in I.i^c<br />
(i i\' lui (.lnli.lt t n<br />
u no woik Ini<br />
It. I'IOJM .hi 1 h\t<br />
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In I) nkfMfl<br />
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fi i , oi L In i in M hi in l i iir_<br />
PH ,iki\ Uk ul'ni ,yj Jlom LuJu, tuo<br />
) I JIIIU HI ( iu w l n (in 1 South End Pubtit<br />
Cardfarty Saturday<br />
l'lio Sonlli Oi-i.in CJIV Imprint<br />
muni Aaiui'y.iUon will ipon^oi ii pubiit<br />
tiid pjilv loiuiiott i-'vcnini! Jt<br />
8 o'clock- ill, llu! Cominunily . H.illi<br />
o3lli st and Aibui> jv<br />
M.inv pn/rs liulo he j«nidi-H 'ind<br />
refie'limrnli will l»<br />
\i m\ MI<br />
Mi ii in til ami IHL ul it i a Li<br />
dc nl it ilit PL I L \1\ jni i Million,"<br />
Ac fl* n, iiiid UiiLt. ^ Ii il/unii<br />
t il lUlt.II<br />
- wmil Tlckcl-i<br />
m.iv be piirclrased at iKe itmn A<br />
ihjrtjbiiMiieis inrctlni! will pii'iitlo<br />
tho paity ul 7 p. rti.<br />
ItKUlstratlnns are . -still hcini! rtcwitii<br />
for the Iwvcle porjrio to ho<br />
liold lull 4 I'IIO,!.- pl.iniiin,! to 4'«tcn<br />
iind ln\c llnl. rt-viAliiiJ ai I) ict guamutt e 60<br />
laleua with a malt-hint; headband. r&V to MK—just, Inhale I lie tttUwifce<br />
\aiwr ditmly imo tin" iffected ait A<br />
The other nttendants woro bailer, I * I iii Icli you about tile ^elcotpc<br />
ma length cowns <strong>of</strong> pair blue ci>b I ixllet tliouKLTKlft <strong>of</strong> uttr3,urr Jinding<br />
UikiLe<br />
hjtli AitlilnaVfrtn alter otlicr mcaii#<br />
ludfiiilrd. :<br />
William F. Foster was the l»st<br />
man for his brother arid the ushers SEtVAGN'S PHARMACY<br />
included tlie Messrs Donald lluliii, 9th St. and Asbury Ave.<br />
Chillies E. Brandt Jr., William K.<br />
dinner and J. Thomas Ellk-oLl.<br />
Phont 3535<br />
Following the ceremony a reueptiun<br />
was held at the Broadview.<br />
Hospital Group Plans<br />
Benefit Mart in July<br />
Plans for n haridlera'tt anil Edody<br />
murt in July were discussed at a<br />
muting <strong>of</strong> the LuUies Auxiliary to<br />
the shore Memorial Hospital, at tlie<br />
Nurses' Hume on Tuesilay<br />
The event will be staged in- the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Convention Hall July 14<br />
ond IS and will have attractive<br />
bwulhs featuring cakes, cookies, jellies,<br />
aprons, dolls and doll clothes<br />
0ml miscellaneous articles<br />
Mrs. Edna Fields and Mrs. Edith<br />
Tinker are cu^-haii ladies <strong>of</strong> the comuiillee<br />
un iiriiiii^cluviit.H, w)iich.f:oui<br />
prises Mrs. Ilildcgilrd Cumphull; Mi><br />
Mae Harris, Mrs. Elsie LuijinliulJ,<br />
Wrj;. Mae Nester and Mrs, Alvina<br />
u,in<br />
Mrs. Bryan presided al the meet-<br />
K, wliieh 14 members attended.<br />
Mrs. Gourie Wed to<br />
William R. Htiytock<br />
A wedding <strong>of</strong> local intercut was<br />
solemnized Saturday morning at 11<br />
n the First Presbyterian 'Church<br />
when Mrs. Henry J. Gourie, <strong>of</strong> 19IIS<br />
We.^lev av., was married to William<br />
R, lluyiock, <strong>of</strong> Easton, I'a. The Rev<br />
Stanley Wngg <strong>of</strong>ficiated.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Horace. VV. Lincoln<br />
and Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Worthing<br />
ton, all oi <strong>Ocean</strong> Cily, were the at<br />
U'ndants.<br />
The bride wore an aqua lace dntss<br />
wilh white accessories and u while<br />
"Your Family Dryg Store" Since 1912 on-hid eoruiiEC. A wcddinc break<br />
fast was held in Plymouth Inn and<br />
lullowinj: tho ceremony tlie couple<br />
lei! for a wcddlnff trip lo New York<br />
and tlie I'oL<strong>On</strong>os. Tliey phin lo re<br />
side In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
1 ',<br />
Special for the Kiddies<br />
DAVY CROCKEfT<br />
GUN and POPS<br />
THE FULl, SET on<br />
ONLY JVC<br />
BOTH STOftES<br />
711 Asbury Avenue<br />
1103 Boardwalk<br />
Both Sf6r*«V Air Conditioned<br />
Look lor the Sign <strong>of</strong> the Neon<br />
Candy Box<br />
Phone 1465<br />
Your ASP Super Market at<br />
- PORTABLE RADIOS<br />
OPENING CONGRATULATIONS ARE EXTENDED FROM THE FOLLOWING:<br />
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to the Record Shop Stalling Today!<br />
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O/sfers - t/ams - t<strong>of</strong>asfer Tails<br />
, ' t<strong>of</strong>asfer Meal - S<strong>of</strong>t Crabs<br />
AND OTHER FRpSH SEA FOOD IN SEASON<br />
OUR OWN FRIED CHICKEN<br />
CQOKEP SEA FOODS TO TAKE OUT<br />
POTATO<br />
IIPPBR HASH ^<br />
TRY OURibiUCIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS<br />
. J f<br />
Snow Crop Orange Jiice rrtlMl ^<br />
Snow Crop UrnWada ti<br />
Stive on<br />
bruits, Venbiablea Wttf ,*Uf<br />
TroeuYrVem<br />
Whole Chicken „_ • A ,V- v V *<br />
Sultana Hediirm Shrflp<br />
Faust Red Salman<br />
v<br />
French Green B6a«$;;:<br />
A & ''it"<br />
1<br />
P Lima Betins at<br />
Whole Kernel Own XL<br />
A*P Sweet Potatoes<br />
A*P Apple Sauce<br />
A S P Crushed Pineappte<br />
A'P Pineappla Chtik*<br />
A 11<br />
Ann Page Salad<br />
A*P Grape Juice<br />
Del Monte Orange<br />
Apricot Nectar<br />
Saran Wrap<br />
Scoltios tissues<br />
Kraft Cream Cheese<br />
Baby Food 'Z^W<br />
Strained Baby Pood<br />
dexo Shortening<br />
Allsweel HargaHa*<br />
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"Neglect <strong>of</strong> brtJarifiist b.y teen, picture today."<br />
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•SERVING<br />
BREAKFAST •» LUNCHEON<br />
DINNER<br />
DELICIOUS SNACKS<br />
THE CHATTERBOX<br />
ffh Street and Central Av«nu«<br />
f>HONI 0717 FOR OUR FREi DILIVlltY SIHVICI<br />
Seaside Theatre<br />
Somers Point, N. j.<br />
FRIDAY . SATURDAY, JUNI !4 . 15<br />
LiSLII CARON in '<br />
THE GLASS SLIPPER<br />
SUNDAY .MONDAY, JUNB U . 17<br />
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THI HIGH AND MIGHTY<br />
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WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY, jUNi 19 . 30<br />
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—— AND ~.<br />
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Children • 2Se<br />
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OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY<br />
•STAIUSHBD 1900 - MODERNIZio IN <strong>1955</strong><br />
YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS<br />
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Ifh St. and Asbury Avenue PHONE 3535<br />
FREE. DELIVERY SiRVICI (ALL SECTIONS OF OCEAN CITY)<br />
PRESCRIPTIONS<br />
OUR SPECIALTY<br />
1 SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SERVICE<br />
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j, F, DAY, n.P,<br />
OCIAN CITY'S ONLY COSMETIC SALON<br />
Our CosmiHeiin will be hippy to help you with<br />
your Beauty and Hiir needs,<br />
All Pair Trade Prices — Air Conditioned far Your Comfort<br />
Store Hours: 8:15 to 11 P, M. Daily Including Sunday<br />
LR.Ct.E-,<br />
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POPULAR BRANDS<br />
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*-LIQUOR<br />
_ • — - •<br />
500 CASES<br />
ICE COLD BEER<br />
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES<br />
Extra Spraying<br />
War <strong>On</strong> Skeeters<br />
Heavy Invasion<br />
Spurs <strong>City</strong> Action<br />
Tlic eve nf Ihi 1 first tiny <strong>of</strong> Mini.<br />
mci 1 . Tiu'sdny. broliuhl with il a prevailing<br />
land Ijrerac on which was<br />
buiiif a horde <strong>of</strong> liuiiKry mosquitoes:<br />
As ii result, thi' leleiilione in the 1<br />
ullii'e <strong>of</strong> Safi'ly Diri'iMor I.mireme I',<br />
l.unny cm WutliU'iiiiiy mnrnlnji was<br />
alivi' with eumpUiinH fnim humiised<br />
Director Lunny in an effort to<br />
allnyia.fe the iltuation ordered two<br />
complete mosquito iprays throughout<br />
the city this week, Instead <strong>of</strong><br />
the usual one application.<br />
A S|iulii-sinaii fur lhi> I-Vile'rul Pest<br />
Ciiniriil i'u, in Ailiiiiiii- Ciiy reported<br />
(hat iiii« I'l-Miri «a» urn alum 1 in iu<br />
mllli'liim with I In 1 BP»K ami Hint the<br />
dUcniniuit was Iji'iiin .shared liy resiciems<br />
in Smith Jersey tomnluiillii's<br />
.H far lnl.'iilil as Millville.<br />
In mi effort In stimulate ai'linn in<br />
Ihe Cape Mii.v I'uiinly inusiiuilu ex-<br />
U-rmimtlinn jmiuram, fiver whirl] tin*<br />
inuiik'ipnl ullii-ials have no iiiilhuriiy.<br />
Direetur I.unnv leiirnell thai (lie<br />
filM spray hy airplane over llii;. re*<br />
-,nrt uiij iH' (hint' liy the i-utinly<br />
,!iim ! iiiiN' iliiriim tin 1 riiiilliU' wet>k.<br />
The mesquitaes found the reiort<br />
Tuesday yvhin the weif wind car.<br />
; fied them here from their spawning<br />
grounds on adjacent meadsws<br />
, and mainland swampi, A goad<br />
! breeze from the ocean, which !i<br />
more prevalent this time <strong>of</strong> the<br />
year, helped to carry most <strong>of</strong><br />
; them <strong>of</strong>t again, Wednesday arid<br />
Thursday,<br />
Many. hiiWi'M ! l\ will line! ;(ootl nestny<br />
ill wilt"!' traps esisiiii*; through.<br />
ill uili hi* Hii'si? j^urnliiuitiirM pliiees<br />
' u'huh will ho tile principal tiirMets<br />
Rescue Work is<br />
Demonstrated<br />
Resort CD Group at<br />
Show In Hammonton<br />
(it>- employes anil I'aue May Cum!,<br />
ty lte>i'Lii''Si|il.'id ullieiiils allflltled a j<br />
(ii'mniniiallull II! heavy I'tgiiipmiwll<br />
n'M'ui' SUM!. t?> the New .[prM'y lh'= )<br />
Ikiiiini-nl <strong>of</strong> Civil lU'li'ii^i 1 , iil Ihe ;<br />
iliimmiiiiinn Stale I'ulii 1 ! 1 llari'ai'kv, j<br />
Weilm-Mby evenin;!. I<br />
l!a> intilul M:II»IHIIJ. a meinhei' ill j<br />
Ihii.i' aiviiiH Hie (li'iiionsiriilioii, 'I'lii- I<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> (,'ity man was inn- u! IU iriiin<br />
i.iriyiK lummiiMiiii., ul" the Mali'<br />
v.ho wfii- laituhi the usi> <strong>of</strong> Hie<br />
i'i|lii|)liitHi ill a >pi-L'iul el:ns syum-<br />
T'H'i'il hy tIn. fivil Di.-1'enii' Depart-<br />
llariili! PricP. I'nsriri C'i) (iiieiloi',<br />
iiniMnieil thi' i-vt'fii aliMlM uilii Kay-<br />
Illilild liiilurtl. Kt! Miiiii'e, Hanillil<br />
Hull, -pieMdeilt nl 'the llexelle .Squall,<br />
iind C'liief hiiiii lliii'iiian. ii! Hie<br />
i '.Mr, I'l-ii-i- ii-pnitoil that en'iiris will<br />
lit! inatli 1 .|u ha\c more tily ,worki>rs:<br />
I and Rest'ih' Hi|iiad iriyiTlbers lejiin<br />
tin) iiperatiiin in i-inini-i-linn wilii the<br />
lui-ai t-ivil III-I'IM'IM,- inii\\ Lilltl^lldt<br />
iM'ttii, w tth mi'i-is lu'hi tvciy W't'd<br />
Mrs. Watt was apprehensive about<br />
comirif) to America for the first<br />
time, but onco having arrived and<br />
eyperienced the kind helpfulness<br />
<strong>of</strong> fQtfll Grangers at the dock, her<br />
fears vanished.<br />
She i*. hntiii!' :i yraiu\ limo and<br />
lo\rs the ' bin. hiMiihful bcji-ht's"<br />
.'^ well ;i^ I he "lu'.'iudf ul. cnlcirlul<br />
In mci" lu'if m Ot-tMii Cit> Slu- f\.<br />
[H-( is Ki [cnuiii ](» four or livo<br />
v,t i-ks ni;i)iiri[' V,II"KIUS sif.ht l t k i>nlf'<br />
,'np- .iioiiil'l the coiinti'v (tilling th:il<br />
, lime ili-r "-('Iwcluk' colls fur IHT dr-<br />
I i». i it tie Ii urn Y.iiU'ouw'i lor home<br />
on Aut'ttst y<br />
Mis ilswjilfl It, Loiil. l T S. ri'prO'<br />
^t'nl.i1iM' on r d I' iN Mission mi<br />
| Human Ih)Uil>. li.'ick Jiom toui<br />
"C4H»niuni->ts disj^itist'd .is cif-rv-<br />
, ih. iilnck rt'iwiitt'illy ncjir<br />
I lit' main ullln- tryliiM to llml « nliifi 1<br />
Id pink," ilr. Ilimnn adilPil,<br />
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9fh Stre«f and Wesley Avenue<br />
CLUB BREAKFAST-8 to 12 Noon<br />
DINNER — 5 to 9 P. M,<br />
Same Management a! Llncetn Hotel<br />
IVIRITT L. COPI, Ownir.MarioBir<br />
/'J MIMBIR OP 60URMIT DININO CUUB<br />
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NOW PLAYIN&<br />
Through Sunday <strong>Jun</strong>e 26<br />
AT 8:45 P, M,<br />
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IN PiRSON<br />
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in<br />
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In CinemaiCCps and Tfehnieolor '<br />
"Long John Silver"<br />
stirring Robert Newton<br />
—- Also -~- , '<br />
"The Atomic Kiel" -i<br />
Starflng .Mickey Raeney i<br />
<strong>On</strong>€ Putt Hsur sf Color<br />
CARTOONS for thi Kiddies i<br />
Friday Nlfht <strong>On</strong>iyl<br />
Sunday thru Wednesday<br />
jyng 26-2^ .<br />
"The Sea Chass"<br />
starring John Wayrte<br />
ind Lana Turner<br />
— Also _!,<br />
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Thursday <strong>On</strong>ly, <strong>Jun</strong>e 30H1<br />
Ii Del Jar'A Car Nital<br />
In Cinemasssptl<br />
Aim Lidd, Shelly Winters<br />
"Saskafehfewcm"<br />
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. . .Also<br />
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Full Hour Color CARTOONS<br />
for the Kiddies Friday Nile!<br />
i Sunday • Monday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 14 • Vt<br />
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"RioHn Call Block 11"<br />
Filmod on the Spot Behind<br />
Prison Walls<br />
— Also —<br />
"Yeilowneck"<br />
with Lin McCarthy<br />
Tuei,, Wed., Thurs., <strong>Jun</strong>e 28-30<br />
. "That Lady"<br />
in Cinemascope, Stuffing<br />
Olivia de Havilland and<br />
Gilbert Roland<br />
-— Alsa _—<br />
A CARGO OF WOMEN!<br />
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Starring:<br />
Veri Ralston, Seotf Brady<br />
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Steak Sandwiches<br />
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PAGE- 4 — SECTION TWO<br />
Tennessee Pastor First Speaker<br />
For Summer Bible Conference,<br />
The Oeeqn <strong>City</strong> Summer Bible Con<br />
f&reilce. Under the direction <strong>of</strong> Rev.<br />
David P. Wright, will begin Sunday<br />
•t 7:30 p. m, at the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Bsp-<br />
41st Chupch.<br />
Dr. R. G. JU*e will l»c the speaker,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 26 through <strong>Jun</strong>e 30, each eve-<br />
ning at 7:30, and ot the morning<br />
Bible hours, Tupf''ay.through Thursday,<br />
at li o'clock. Dr. Lc* Is a dyr>n«iiklc<br />
southern preaohcr, pastor <strong>of</strong><br />
the Bellevue Baptist Church, Mem-<br />
DR. R. O. LII<br />
• phis, Tcnn. The church has grown<br />
" to over nine thousand—the largest<br />
; <strong>of</strong> any church east <strong>of</strong> the Mississippi<br />
River.<br />
Dr. Lee holds several honorary<br />
degrees-^ Doctor <strong>of</strong> Divinity, Doctor<br />
" <strong>of</strong> IJWS, Doctor <strong>of</strong> Literature. He is<br />
the author <strong>of</strong> 23 books and many articles<br />
and pamphlets, some <strong>of</strong> which<br />
have been translated into foreign<br />
languages. His famous sermon, "Pay<br />
doy—Someday" has been preached<br />
over Sbtt times in the United States<br />
and in Canada.. He lias preached it<br />
l_ln' his own pulpit each year for 25<br />
- years. It has~been-madc Into a Teeh-<br />
. nlcolor moving picture and has been<br />
shown In many churches throughout<br />
ffifil<br />
wR*yJ Victor,.8. iBelttlt, paster<br />
•yingsllit ind regional represen-<br />
fatly* <strong>of</strong> the Poc|»t T«»t«ment<br />
L*agu*. Inc. will ipcik it the Summer<br />
Bible Confertnc* July 1 (ant<br />
day only) at *he morning 3nd evening<br />
iciilsni.<br />
RiV. VICTOR B. BEATTIE<br />
has made two trips to the Far East<br />
as special evangelist for the League,<br />
aiding in their campaigns which have<br />
resulted In the distribution <strong>of</strong> over<br />
11 million Japanese Scriptures, IV<br />
million Chinese and 2 million Korean,<br />
to dale.<br />
<strong>On</strong> Friday evening the Kcv. Heattic<br />
will show the sound, color motion<br />
picture, "Crisis in Asia."<br />
Neil Fiehthorn is the musical til<br />
rector <strong>of</strong> the Summer Bible Confer<br />
cncii and will lirovlde vocal and instrumental<br />
solos at all sessions. Mr,<br />
Fiehthorn is a Senior at The King's<br />
College, and will act us the Rev,<br />
Mr, Wright's summer assistant dur<br />
ing the Conference season. Doris<br />
Wright will be the Conference or<br />
giinist, Jean Ijiine, pianist.<br />
Special features <strong>of</strong> the Bible Con-<br />
ference arc the Saturday evening<br />
'Film Nights" beginning July 2 in<br />
the church, and Sunday afternoon<br />
'Music Hour" on the Music Pier<br />
from 3 to 4 o'clock, beginning July<br />
1 Cftwfcfi Announcements<br />
f CHURCH OF I -<br />
cTlftlST. SCIENTIST<br />
\ ^Sunday Service—11 a. m., at the<br />
* church, 8th st and A-sbury j\<br />
Sunday Schoul — Open Tuctdav,<br />
• Thursday and Saturday, 1 to 3 p. m.<br />
* W«dn«d«yt—<br />
1 Hr-H. m—Testimonies, <strong>of</strong> healing<br />
JHow spiritual understanding uf the<br />
' law <strong>of</strong> God opens the door to individual<br />
growth and progress will be<br />
brought out at Christian Science<br />
* services Sunday.<br />
Scriptural sclcctionb in the I,c>son<br />
Sermon entitled "Christian Science"<br />
Include the following from Psalms<br />
IjUNJON CHAPEL BY THE SEA<br />
35th tt. »nd Atbury >v.<br />
' 'ft«v. Crovtr C. Wslt.rj, Minliter<br />
945 a. m. Sunday School under the<br />
direction <strong>of</strong> Mr. Eugene Debus.<br />
-^1 a m Morning "Seriicq conducted<br />
by the minister. Rev Giovei C<br />
Walters. Sermon topic, "Progressive<br />
P's." The Acts 12:1-17. Special music<br />
'arranged by Mrs. Helen U. Mulllh-<br />
^aujt, direetor <strong>of</strong> musle. Prelude, "The<br />
Shepherd Boy," G. p. Wilson. Offertory,<br />
"Caprice" from "Alcestc,"<br />
Id .W. Von Cluck. Youth trio, Carol<br />
Thompson, Helen Anno Mullinoaux,<br />
,B»bbara Prince. "Father Almighty''<br />
(Panis Angcllcus) Cesar Kranck.<br />
•fttstludc, "But the Lord Is Mindful"<br />
Irani St Paul, F Mcndcluohn<br />
• • •<br />
-ST. JAMES AJM.E<br />
*7Hr *t. «nd Hiven av.<br />
R*v. O. E. Smith, P*5tor<br />
Ha. in.—Morning Service.<br />
1*2 p ID—Sunday School<br />
'8*30 p. m.—Young m- People's Meet<br />
ing.<br />
8 n, m,—Evening Worship.<br />
••' ivJlM p. tti—^rayer Service,<br />
W'7:86 p. m.—<strong>Jun</strong>ior Choir re-<br />
•JJJIJJO p. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal.<br />
. (vflOlmnief: Module U iMiuis, ConfmK>ni<br />
infl Flr*t Frldty. '<br />
:BiTi AUGUSTINE'S ,<br />
i 13th at, and Wtllty ay,<br />
Vy. R»v. Mffr. Bartholomew , B.<br />
•S; 1 Dsyia,,Wlh" , .. . •<br />
pi'W(,, AlMrt p. Siirt, AM, Filter<br />
.;;* 0BMe^tetii on Saturdoys-4 to<br />
aigift, TM to B.<br />
§1 ;Mm nut-mo,<br />
•lAf PrWiV— -<br />
Mass-fl:30 and 8 a. m.<br />
Confessions on Thursday, before—<br />
[^ ^jWo, im to o. . ...<br />
OF /nARTYRS<br />
'""{ifMtim-M. •<br />
Dr. Clements to<br />
Speak on'Walk<br />
Bryn Mawr Pdstor at<br />
Methodist Service<br />
The Bev. Mr. BcaHie strved a; Tho Rev. Dr. Rex Stowefs Clem*<br />
pastor and director <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> Clt;<br />
Baptist Church and Summer Dibit onts, pastor <strong>of</strong> the Bryn Mawr Pros,<br />
Confcrence from 1M0 until 1953. He byterian Church in Bryn Mawr, Pa.,<br />
since 1937, will be the gucil minister<br />
this Sunday at the evening Board,<br />
walk Service <strong>of</strong> the First Methodist<br />
Church In [ho Moorlyn Theatre.<br />
Dr, Clements, who has been In the<br />
ministry since his graduation from<br />
the Yale Divinity School in 1029, has<br />
traveled extensively abroad in his<br />
pastoral work.<br />
In 1947 and JII2 he served is sit<br />
Interchange FrMeher In Ortllt<br />
Britain under asuplees <strong>of</strong> the Brltlih<br />
Council <strong>of</strong> Churches. It) 1950<br />
he wai iiiest preacher at the<br />
American Church In Paris. In Oc><br />
lober <strong>of</strong> 1914 he went to Korea,<br />
by Invitation <strong>of</strong> the Department <strong>of</strong><br />
the Army, to eolduct a series <strong>of</strong><br />
retreats far the Protestant chap,<br />
lalns.<br />
Prom 1941 to 1949 Dr. Clements<br />
vas president <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Chris.<br />
inn Education <strong>of</strong> tfio Presbyterian<br />
Ihureh in the US and In 1900^ and<br />
981 he was president <strong>of</strong> the Fhllalelphla<br />
Cpuiicil <strong>of</strong> Churches, He is a<br />
Ireetor <strong>of</strong> the Haverford School and<br />
enlor vice president <strong>of</strong> tile Presby.<br />
erian Foundation.<br />
During his pastorate at Bryii Mawr<br />
lie church membership has grown<br />
rom 1,050 to 2,850 and the Sunday<br />
ehooi has a membership over 1*000.<br />
Noted Clerics<br />
at Tabernacle<br />
University Dean is<br />
Morning Speaker<br />
Dr I<br />
The 17th .season <strong>of</strong> Hie Conference<br />
will continue lor 10 consueutive<br />
weeks until September 4, with daily<br />
sessions held In the main miditnritim<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Baptist Church. Tlitf meet<br />
ntfs arc undenominational in einplui<br />
;is and the public is Invited to nl<br />
[end.<br />
1 red G Hallewa* president <strong>of</strong><br />
DIL'H UimeisilA Madman N J uil!<br />
bL> LliL' speaker at the mainlny s*erv-<br />
1LO <strong>of</strong> Hie <strong>Ocean</strong> CitV TabcrnaLle As<br />
Mjclalion on Sundas<br />
Fnui to hi* present position ho<br />
served JS president <strong>of</strong> Western<br />
11:30 si m.<br />
Confessions on Saturdays—4 to<br />
8:30. 7:30 to 9,<br />
Daily Mass—7:30.<br />
First Friday-<br />
Masses—8:30 Ind 8 a. In.<br />
Confessions on Thursday before—<br />
4 to S:30, 7;30 to B,<br />
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL<br />
40th it. and Asbury av.<br />
Sundays—<br />
Masses—8:30 and 10:.'S0 u m.<br />
Confessions o(t SiiUird.'iy—7:^0 to<br />
9 p. m.<br />
No Daily Mass.<br />
(19:7): "The law <strong>of</strong> the Lord is per-<br />
DR. FRED O, HOLLOWAY<br />
•;€0fct, converting the soul: the tcsti- ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN<br />
Maryland College and WesUniiister<br />
mony <strong>of</strong> the Lord is sure, making 10th tt- and Central av.<br />
Theological Seminary and held pas.<br />
wise the ilmple"<br />
The Rev. Frank F. Adler, S. T. M., locates ill Wilmington, Baltimore,<br />
-•^'Thc value <strong>of</strong> understanding this Paitor<br />
and Cherrydale, Va, Dr. Holloway Is<br />
Jaw will also be brought out in pas- Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Weil, Ministry member <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Education<br />
v<br />
ssges froth "Science and Hcultli <strong>of</strong> Music<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Methodist Church.<br />
jrlth Key to the Scriptures" bj MJI » The Third Sunday after Trinity The two moriilnM services are at<br />
tiaker Eddy, including the follotvmg 9 a. m. The Early Service 9 and 11 o'clock in the Lake Memo,<br />
{128-4 6, 14> "The term Sen-nee, 9:45 Ji. m. Church School. Nursery rial Tabernaeki. 0th st. arnl Asbury<br />
properly understood, refers only to Ihrouifh Adult Departments. Depart-<br />
'tlie laws <strong>of</strong> God and to His governmentalized worship periods. Film<br />
jrjjjpt <strong>of</strong> the unit eisc. Inclusive <strong>of</strong> series. "This Is the Lite." lti mm. The speaker at the evening serv-<br />
"man ... A knowledge <strong>of</strong> the Science sound, t.'iken from TV, shown during ice at 7:30 In the Strand Theatre,<br />
<strong>of</strong> being develops the latent abilities Instruction period to departments 9th st. and the Boardwalk, will be<br />
•and possibilities, <strong>of</strong> man. It extends from <strong>Jun</strong>ior through Adult. Attend- Dr. Franklin Duncombe. pastor <strong>of</strong><br />
the atmosphere <strong>of</strong> thought, civilly ance cards tflven.<br />
Bala-Cynwyd Methodist Church,<br />
mortals ,-icccss to broader and higher<br />
11 a. m. The Service. The Sernion. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.<br />
reilim It raises thr thinker into hi',<br />
The Anthem, "SinK Unto the Lord<br />
•native air <strong>of</strong> insight and perspica-<br />
Dr. Duncoinhe is currently celc<br />
a New SotiR." Darst: The Chancel<br />
city."<br />
bratiny his silver aiiniversiiiy as pas-<br />
Choir. The Solo, "The Ninety and<br />
A * #<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> liis church. Hi? his visited<br />
Nine," Jcanlictle Darby Slokcs. The<br />
Europe and the Holy Lands and last<br />
Epistle, 1 Peter S:I>-11 The Gospel.<br />
Luke 15:1-10.<br />
11 a. m. Nursery for small children,<br />
sponsored by Y. W. C. S.<br />
Wednesday—<br />
7:30 p. m. Chancel Choii' rehearsal.<br />
FIRST METHODIST<br />
6th ftt. and Central av.<br />
"The Church with the Carillon"<br />
J. Stanley Wagg, Th. D.. Minister<br />
George G. Ashton, Minister <strong>of</strong> Music<br />
Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 26—<br />
9:30 ". ni- Church School. Closely<br />
Graded Lessons, Classes for every<br />
ajje, Nursery through Adults. Children,<br />
youne; peo]jle and adults will<br />
benefit by spending one hour each<br />
week in the study <strong>of</strong> the Bible. Hoy<br />
E, Darby, superintendent.<br />
11 a. m. Morning Worship, Moorlyn<br />
Theatre on the Hoardwalk. Dr.<br />
Leon T, Moore, District .Superintendent,<br />
Philadelphia Conference,<br />
preaching. Sermon topic. ''What<br />
Amazes Jesus." Artisans attending.<br />
Music by the Chancel Choir.<br />
7:45 p. m. Evening Worship, Moorlyn<br />
Theatre on Hie Boardwalk. Dr<br />
Rex Stowers Clements, pastor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church,<br />
will prcacli. Special, music.<br />
Wednesday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 27—<br />
7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting in the<br />
church ollk'O.<br />
* * «•<br />
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN<br />
7th st. and Wesley av.<br />
The Gospel-Centered and Missionary-<br />
minded Church<br />
Rev. George Fischer, Th. D., Pastor<br />
9:15 a. in. Prayer meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Suridiiy School Icachers and omccrs<br />
Li IJic choir room.<br />
9:30 a. m. The Church at Study.<br />
Sunday School Lesson, "God and the<br />
Nations." The Lesson to be taught<br />
from the pulpit by Dr. D. A. McIIhat.<br />
toil, teacher <strong>of</strong> Hie Good Fellowship<br />
Mqn'a Blblif Class <strong>of</strong> the First Presbyterian.<br />
Church <strong>of</strong> Gcnnantown, I'a.,<br />
and past president <strong>of</strong> the Philadelphia<br />
Subbulii School Superintendents'<br />
Association. Classes for all ai$cs.<br />
10:45 a. m. Nursery for small children<br />
sponsored by the Iting's Daugh.<br />
leM ill m CHUfch HbUSb.<br />
$«• Pag*. S, column 3,pl(atf<br />
DR. FRANKLIN DUNCOMBE<br />
summer spent siv weeks 111 South<br />
America with 17 ministers under the<br />
auspices <strong>of</strong> the Bojld ol Missions<br />
and the Board <strong>of</strong> Evangelism. They<br />
held nrcnchlnK missions and visited<br />
schools, churches and institutions In<br />
14 countries<br />
The chaplain for the day will be<br />
Dr. Leon T. MoorcL district' superintendent<br />
in the Philadelphia Area <strong>of</strong><br />
the Methodist Church. The soloist<br />
for both the morning and evening<br />
services will he Fritz Kruc(jcr, director<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tabernacle<br />
Quartette and Chorus, 'l^ieso two music<br />
groups wiU make their first appearance<br />
<strong>of</strong> the season on Sunday,<br />
July .').<br />
Radio Program For<br />
Christian Scientists<br />
"The Availability <strong>of</strong> Clod's Law'<br />
the subject <strong>of</strong> a Christian Science<br />
radio program Over WOR, New York,<br />
it Its Mutual "Radio Chapel", on Sunday<br />
at »:30 0. in.<br />
Another Christian Science program<br />
will be nlvcn over KYW. I'liila^Jc-lphlj,<br />
from 9 30 to B 45 a m jb pjrt<br />
<strong>of</strong>. Uiu-"FuttU'lit ALUUU" striua!<br />
fc)<br />
THE OCEAH CITY<br />
•m<br />
t<br />
>&<br />
QJ6f<br />
^¥^>% "•'"•viW<br />
n<br />
•*,« f,<br />
those two tiny figujiii on le> <strong>of</strong> the wedding e»ke ... the btlde<br />
ind tht groom .,, ate a symbol. They mean that from thU day totwatd<br />
two people will be as one ... joined together in. p»rf«« unity,<br />
forming tht nueleus ol a new ftmily group,<br />
Thty have stood before tht church alt«r, pUdging tViBmselvci to<br />
each other and to Ood. Their rnatrkp his bten »tatted in the right<br />
wiy, ^»Uh God's blessing upon it.<br />
In the years to tjomi they will look biok upon this d»y, and upon<br />
their holy moment together in the Church. Thty will remember the<br />
leetption Ut« when they eut this cakt, wh*n there w»» liughter<br />
ind gaiety and nothing hut love around them. When they return<br />
to thlit ehurch on Sundays, they will always s*e in th»ir mind«* eyes<br />
their own Afurei, standing before the altar, taking their holy vow.<br />
tattle wonder that tht Chur§h will alw«y§ mean so much to them<br />
when they h»ve laid the loundatlon for their h»ppinei8 within it,<br />
SiLyAON'S<br />
RfXAU WAftMACr<br />
9th St. and Aibury Avfc Ph, 1M9<br />
ARTHUR M. DoMARIS<br />
Riiii*r — Iniursr<br />
106 Atlantic Ava, Phone 1233<br />
HUGrtU<br />
CENTRAL PHARMACY<br />
8th St. ind W«ley Ave. Ph. 0245<br />
1, LiSLi<br />
Realtor<br />
4i6l Central Aveniie Phone 0014<br />
This Series Is Being Published Under the Sponsorship <strong>of</strong> the following:<br />
HANIY LLOYD CHATTIN<br />
Rial lilate — Insurant.<br />
1315 Asbury Avenue Phone 0060<br />
OCIAN CITY HOlAi<br />
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />
1001 Asbury Avenue Phone 0012<br />
OCiAN CITY<br />
WATER SERVICE COMPANY<br />
210 Tenth Street Phone 0423<br />
PAlMiR<br />
Chevrolet - Oldtmoblls • Frigldnlre Appliincii<br />
1117-29 AiburyAvc. Ph. 0235-0236<br />
.aasM<br />
W>4.<br />
*Sm<br />
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'&<br />
11 » a siordhouo* (,(,! °" d Bood elliienshlp<br />
Jloot<br />
Cha<br />
SAMPSON and HAMADA<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>ing — Forced Air Heit '<br />
i<br />
328 West Avenue . Phone.i<br />
THI NATIONAL BANK<br />
OF OCIAN CITY<br />
801 Asbury Avenue Phone 130*<br />
HOWARD 5. STAINTON<br />
one 15M<br />
810 Ashyry Avenue P"<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
ILKTRlC COMPANY<br />
800 Asbury Avenue<br />
Phone OtJllj<br />
,wjliNJ 24, 19SS<br />
J^TFARM PRObUCT<br />
m to data released by Uic<br />
e> DcpBitraent <strong>of</strong> Agrlcul-<br />
, h suciinn only to eggs 1(1<br />
.— ..... <strong>of</strong> production <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Jersey agricultural proauets. In 1954<br />
milk contributed about 17 cent! out<br />
<strong>of</strong> each dollar <strong>of</strong> the Garden St.<br />
ate's<br />
valui? <strong>of</strong> "farm prgducts<br />
AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS<br />
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates<br />
DAY -NIGHT or WEEK ENDS<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 3393<br />
Write P.O.Box 656<br />
BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE<br />
Real Home<br />
' Perhaps a batter designation for our establishment<br />
would be "a home where funerals<br />
ire conducted." We have tried to make it a<br />
real home, complete with all the conveniences<br />
and facilities <strong>of</strong> a private home, spacious<br />
enough to accommodate many guests without<br />
confusion or crowding. We want it to be a<br />
place—a second home—where the bereaved<br />
family can meet their friends or, If they desire,<br />
to have complete privacy during one <strong>of</strong> the most<br />
trying times <strong>of</strong> their lives. We have replaced<br />
gloom with brightness; formality with comfort,<br />
CHESTER J. WIMBERG<br />
FUNERAL DIRECTOR<br />
201 Asbury Avt, Phone 2654<br />
"Three Generations <strong>of</strong> Funeral Service"<br />
NOTICE OF SUMMER SERVICES<br />
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church<br />
11 th Street and Central Avenue<br />
7:30 A, M, . . , HOLY COMMUNION<br />
9 A.M. . , , . FAMILY iUCHARiST<br />
J1 A. M. — MORNING liRVICl WITH SfRMON<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Upper Township's 8th Grade Graduating Class<br />
UHiUAll!; WiNMEKS in Upper Townsnip ScKool at Marmora, who will attend <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High next September<br />
are: Front row, from left, WilUam Flukey, John Collins, David Rassmussen, Gerald McLoed, Ruth Lloyd, Helen wanek,<br />
William Webb, Paul Mason .Florence Sannino, Marilyn Clayton; back row, Joseph Allen, Robert Camp, Grace Moort,<br />
Elma Lou Shropshire, Carol Ann Lafferty, Marguerite Zimmerman, Claude Kohler, John Hubor, Haymond Qriner, Mary<br />
Brrickson, Raymond Bailey, Lawrence Jolly, George Hess and Carol Joseph.—Senior Studio.<br />
Church Announcements<br />
Csntinued frsm page 4<br />
WOND<br />
WMID<br />
WIP<br />
WOR<br />
HOW<br />
CHRISTIAN<br />
SCIENCE<br />
(1400kel Sundiy 8:15 A.M.<br />
(1340kt) Sunday 1:15 P.M.<br />
mOke) Sunday 1:15 P.M,<br />
(jriBke) Sundiy 1:15 P.M.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tabernacle<br />
Assn., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, X<br />
76TH SEASON JUNI 26TH<br />
m A.M._and 11:00 A.M,-identical Services<br />
LAKI MiAAORIAL TABERNACLE<br />
ASBURY AVINUi, Sth TO 6th STRUTS<br />
SPEAKER •<br />
Dr. Fred G. Holloway<br />
President, Drew University^ Madison, N. J.<br />
SOLO/Sr, FRITZ KRU1GER<br />
7i30 P. M,- STRAND THEATRE<br />
?lh AND THI BOARDWALK<br />
SPEAKER:<br />
Dr. Franklin Duncombe<br />
Pijfer, Bala-Cynwyd Mtthodiit Chureh, lala-Cynwyd, Pa,<br />
SOLOIST: FRITI KRUEG6R<br />
JULY 3RD<br />
9:00 A,M,and 11:00 A.M.<br />
SHAKER;<br />
Dr. Allen A. Stockdale<br />
Staff Speaker, National Association <strong>of</strong> Manufacturers<br />
MUS/Ci OCEAN CITY TAiiRNACLi QUARTETTE<br />
7:30 P. M,<br />
SPEAKER;<br />
,. Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden<br />
Pastor, Fin! Baptist^ Church, Waihin§»on, D. C,<br />
•-. MUSIC- OCiAN CITT TAiiRNACLi CHORUS<br />
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE<br />
FOR THE MORNING SERVICES<br />
family, Horace Werner, Superlntcn.<br />
dent,<br />
FIRST<br />
/'M. Silnae|i week day<br />
1 from a 10 ll:3o a, in. In Church Hall,<br />
CUSTOM MADi<br />
ORNAMENTAL<br />
IRON<br />
Mode in our<br />
Own Plant<br />
In Marmora<br />
Galvanized CORNER<br />
COLUMN «H«T 32,50<br />
Painted CORNER<br />
COLUMN. ««T 28,50<br />
Galvanized FLAT<br />
COLUMN/•MIT 24,00<br />
Painted FLAT<br />
COLUMN.,>.T 21.00<br />
AVAILABLE IN ANY L1N6TH<br />
ON SHORT NOTICE<br />
H, C. AJVIOS<br />
ORNAMENTAL<br />
IRON WORKS<br />
417 34th St. Phone 3180<br />
DIRECTORS<br />
IN TIME OF .TtOUIU — WE<br />
•CrO-77<br />
|MiuB»HS| JHL<br />
CHAMIER OF COMMERCE -VFW<br />
KIWANiS •- AMERICAN LEGION<br />
EOTABY • ARTISANS J<br />
Home Buyers<br />
More Selective<br />
Getting New Models;<br />
Not Pro-War Type<br />
The prasppcUce humc buyer U be<br />
comhiE more selective and hiore<br />
sophisticated.<br />
This sharpening <strong>of</strong> public tastcj<br />
in houslnt; design and constntctlon,<br />
occording to David Slipher, chaW<br />
man <strong>of</strong> the Research Institute <strong>of</strong> the<br />
National Association <strong>of</strong> Home Builders,<br />
la one uf the maj<strong>of</strong> .ractors in<br />
the slKnllicant progre-,* that has<br />
been made In residential housing<br />
since the end <strong>of</strong> World War IE.<br />
Slipher noted that after World<br />
WST A buuttn mrt aMapttal<br />
wtet/tit< urtfteedtfltid• diffljBW^3 itj.,.<br />
rlew iioriiefi mi, U was Uie CMS JtWt<br />
lutomobBes, mkW M B*|Pii<br />
houses vmn wumiil"8?er ,ftt*B|j'(;<br />
W pre-war mwlels. , • •. • v''.'Wyisa<br />
«M Ih'e Hail to iaWt-'-&&gmi<br />
tmM, uiiy Mind t mtrmamti<br />
tor any ftouii thty eouW '.pradliN,?^<br />
iltpher UU. fToday, Jutt any .*4ta*.'«<br />
won't- do. BuUden mult pmMf*^<br />
aoid houses or they find thenutfye*<br />
without fcuitomeri." ; ,u<br />
BUY WHERE YOU SEE THIS SEAt<br />
YOU ARE ASSURED<br />
QUALITY MERCHANDISE - FAIR PRICES<br />
SERVICE AFTER THE SALE<br />
JtTLANTIG'GIT.t<br />
THE<br />
SJUTHtsp KE«f il»SU<br />
f<br />
ThU Sundey Morning^<br />
Guest Speaker: ,£<br />
Dr. Won fT<br />
Mobre<br />
District Superintendent,,<br />
„ <strong>of</strong>'Mie<br />
Philadelphia Conftrencf^<br />
*^y^sat«^
Cl<br />
7<br />
THREE<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
years/I Hand said.<br />
He credited much <strong>of</strong> the Improve-<br />
ptimistic<br />
'Sabrina Fair' Enthusiastically<br />
ment to tho fact that the United<br />
States Is now dealing "from real<br />
strength."<br />
Received at Gateway Opening<br />
Con«r«tui»n iHand Hid thir tti* A star-studded cast onstage and Miss Bennett, star <strong>of</strong> many mov-<br />
United Statn tia* new gotten *w»y star-studded, enthusiastic audience ies, Broadway productions and tele-<br />
from th* balanced concept >$ mll- sent the Gateway Playhouse at Som vision, was given an ovation after<br />
Itiry pm/mr and has .given *m- era Point alt to ah auspicious start the final curtain and showered with<br />
phMlt *o Ml* Air Force to protect on it? fourth season <strong>of</strong> summer the- Sowers from Gateway admirers.<br />
thlt nation from pQ|ilbl» agsret- atre, Tuesday night.<br />
,'beftre tfie slate ran- Mvfi*<br />
Her performance'wu admirable<br />
The romantic comedy "Sabrlna<br />
flttte Dlnbted American "There Is no question that our<br />
for lh> very* and good humor and<br />
Fair" proved to bo one <strong>of</strong> tho most<br />
pit S*tuntay.«t WMdwwd, Strategic Air Command lsjar super-<br />
an obviously polished ityl* which<br />
entertaining shows the Playhouse has<br />
TiMinet Hand gave .an ior to that <strong>of</strong> Russia and'our bases<br />
can protect Itheoemut <strong>of</strong> emotion)<br />
evor <strong>of</strong>fered, due largely to tho en<br />
on fiia state <strong>of</strong> the are such as to indicate to Russia<br />
over the ifootllght*.<br />
crgctic performance <strong>of</strong> Constance<br />
that It would be destroyed, qukkly Bennett, a Hollywood and ttago vet- Producer Jonathan Dwlght wel-<br />
_t,Wog gullible about the<br />
If It begnn a war,"- he said.. eran who successfully translated her comed the opening night audience<br />
jln Russia's attitude, all signs "If war snouia come we would not charms Into the role <strong>of</strong> the bouncy prior'<br />
MntUo.a more. duraNo peace than lose, but no one could win," the young Sabrlna FalrchUd, a chauf-<br />
W known kw jut 4b the th pfcst pat 10 or IS 15 C Congressman declared. d l d<br />
feur's daughter with a zet,t for getting<br />
the most out <strong>of</strong> life<br />
But It w» not M Mlt» Bennett<br />
STUFFED SQUAB by *ny meant. IAn exceptionally<br />
fine tupporflng £**t was whet<br />
S CHICKEN<br />
really made "Sabrlna Fair" a<br />
smith lilt with the large audience<br />
ilVELY IN THIS AREA<br />
and lent guffawi echoing continu-<br />
PRIZE-WINNING CHICKENS<br />
ally over the bay.<br />
COOKED IN OUR ROTIS6ERIH<br />
Tod Andrew!, in the romantic lead<br />
Always a targe Variety <strong>of</strong> Take-Homo Platters <strong>of</strong> Linus Larrobee Jr, Jounu busi-<br />
Advance Ord»r» Appreciated<br />
ness executive and millionaire, wo-i<br />
equally well roccived for his convincing<br />
work And the audience<br />
Chicken Cottage simply adored Marjorlo Guteson, the<br />
i. Open Daily Phone 3395<br />
1 <strong>of</strong> tha TabernKle for It. now way road shoulders have had time to get a parked<br />
bulldlno, which he uld will be to harden, tho <strong>of</strong>fer Of free towing mud has also been witJU,<br />
ultra-modtrn and 4« designed to be<br />
DelawareOwners In line with church detlwn Ideas<br />
for the next 100 yean. Ha dltclo*<br />
ed that preparation Of working<br />
Hosts at Dinner drawings Is now in prograu. i<br />
DINNER<br />
Arthur G. Watklns gave his usual<br />
75 at Pre-Seaioh jovial performance as toantmaster.<br />
Party In Hotel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. -John W. Asli, own Parkway DisconHnues<br />
GOOD FOOD<br />
crs <strong>of</strong> the Delaware Hotel, were<br />
hosts Monday evening at the fifth free 6as and Towing<br />
annual pro-season owner party: for Tiet gasoline and freo-towing on<br />
other local hotel people, business as- the Garden State Parkway were dis- Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served<br />
sociates and public <strong>of</strong>ficials. About 75 continued today following the'openattended:<br />
Ing <strong>of</strong> several permanent service cen-<br />
to the curtain, and gave a The hotel at 3rd st. and the board<br />
brief rundown <strong>of</strong> the stars and walk opened for guests yesterday.<br />
ters along New Jersey's new super-<br />
shows coining later in tho summer Mr. Ash has been bwnor-operalor hlghway.<br />
TWENTY-SECOND STREET<br />
Mayor Fred W. Chapman, <strong>of</strong> Som- since 1949.<br />
- Both free services were Instituted<br />
crs Point, Introduced some <strong>of</strong> the<br />
large gathering <strong>of</strong> other prominent Mayan <strong>of</strong> trine neighboring by Oie New Jersey Highway Aulliorpeople<br />
<strong>of</strong> Atlantic and Cape May csmmunlHet were among the Ity early this year for the benefit <strong>of</strong> RESTAURANT<br />
Counties who were in the aduience. ouetht. They were Mayor. Edward stranded motorists pending the com<br />
Among those on hand were Paul B. Bowker,
sfea<br />
f<br />
CAGE 6 —SECTION THREE<br />
ttuth Bird to Wed<br />
William Woolborl<br />
igOMERS POINT—Mr, and Mri, AL<br />
lip Bird, 215 Fox Terrace, Somers<br />
Wilt, announce the eniigement <strong>of</strong><br />
ttelr -daughter, Ruth, to William<br />
•Woolbert, son <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mrs. Leon<br />
Woolbcrt, 609 7th ft. No date has<br />
been set for the wedding,<br />
"Mr. Woolbert to with the Navy in<br />
HUlwMphia.<br />
Council Meets Tonight<br />
'!TSOMEHS FOWT—A regular meet.<br />
log <strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Council will be held at<br />
cftyhall this (Friday) evening, at fl<br />
p* m,<br />
Traffic Policemen<br />
Assigned to Churches<br />
SOMERS POINT—Because <strong>of</strong> heavy<br />
Sunday traffic, Captain Charlei Gray<br />
<strong>of</strong> thd police department announced<br />
that four special <strong>of</strong>ficers will be<br />
placed on church detail beginning<br />
Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 28, and continuing un.<br />
til after Labor Day, *<br />
George Burns will be on duty at<br />
Orneu Lutheran Church from fl;30 a.<br />
m, to 12;»0 p. m.i William Hodwn,<br />
Bethany Methodist Church, same<br />
hours; Linwood ullhs, at First Ba|».<br />
list Church, same hours- William<br />
Lockhart, at Seaside Theater where<br />
St. Joseph's parish will hoar mass,<br />
from 8:30 a, m, to 12:30 p. m.<br />
ONI STANVAU-* •"• M»il*«IMIIIt<br />
Tot Ov« BaUA Centey <strong>On</strong>e el Amtrica's<br />
BattM Dining FlacM. Known from Coast<br />
to COM* lor Bittti Sewiet.,, I« th«<br />
TuHw Preparation <strong>of</strong> the Same<br />
Food Your Grandfather Enjoyed.<br />
SttWo<strong>City</strong>iN.I<br />
•Ct<br />
MargarettaPhSfhr, Manogemtnt<br />
"j"M OsmtwiyD»roltf»Wtek iaNeentolA,M,<br />
pnficisiON..,<br />
That safeguards your health<br />
When you leave your doctor's prescription iii<br />
I he akilleil Itaiiils <strong>of</strong> our rp>>Uicrei] |ilitirniu><br />
cists, you can be sure that it will be filled witli<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>itwifiinil precision from frrali siipp'IicA <strong>of</strong><br />
top-quality, potent tlrujii,<br />
PESSA.NQ PHARMACY<br />
ATLANTIC AVENUi AT THIRD<br />
Fres Delivery Phone 1889<br />
We're in business for your health!<br />
it.<br />
Court Orders<br />
Man From <strong>City</strong><br />
Fines Imposed <strong>On</strong><br />
Other Disturbers<br />
YOU DON'T NEED CASH<br />
THE PETER PAYMENT PLAN<br />
Up fo s 2500 in Building Materials<br />
No Down Payment -- 36 Mos. to Pay<br />
ETER Lumber Co.<br />
e. Phone 3200<br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Final Scores In For<br />
Memorial Traffic Toll<br />
Despite early Indications that the<br />
<strong>1955</strong> Memorial Day week end established<br />
an all time record for this hot<br />
Iday In trafflc fatalities, substantially<br />
final flMureg from the 48 stales and<br />
the District <strong>of</strong> Columbia reported by<br />
state <strong>of</strong>ficial* for the "ilow Down<br />
Parsonage to Open<br />
SOMERS POINT—<strong>On</strong> July 0, from<br />
8 to 10 p, m,, open house will be<br />
featured at Ihe new parsonage <strong>of</strong><br />
Ihe Bethany Methodist Church.<br />
Discolored Plant<br />
May Need Food<br />
Second Fertilizing<br />
Often Advisable<br />
By GEORGE W. MINSIN<br />
AgrlEullurtl Agsnt<br />
Hove you as a homeowner noticed<br />
any 'lightening <strong>of</strong> color in plant<br />
growth in your vegtable garden, or<br />
perhaps leaves <strong>of</strong> B6w4rs or other<br />
plants showing a light green color?<br />
This may result from lack <strong>of</strong> plant<br />
nutrients. Even though you may<br />
have applied adequate fertilizer material<br />
to date heavy rains <strong>of</strong> recent<br />
week! may have taken a kit <strong>of</strong> this<br />
food material Into solution and<br />
leached it from the soil. Perhaps a<br />
timely item you can do now would<br />
be to iide dress the vegetable far.<br />
den and make sure thaf other plants<br />
around your home grounds have<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> feetL<br />
ROSE DUST<br />
Research carried on by the U, S,<br />
Deportment <strong>of</strong> Agriculture is direct,<br />
ed not only at a farmlni populnce<br />
but also to homeowner!: Recently<br />
analysts have been made <strong>of</strong> many<br />
types <strong>of</strong> materials which are lold<br />
on the market for the control <strong>of</strong><br />
roie disease and Uliectt, Of the many<br />
on the market they suggest that i<br />
<strong>of</strong> 6 multl-purpoie ennbinmtions<br />
eouid be used,<br />
All six <strong>of</strong> the superior mines contain<br />
5% DDT and 1% Llndane as Insctticldes,<br />
pluj one <strong>of</strong> the following<br />
fungicides—mitictdes combinations:<br />
(1113147. copper, M% sulfur,' 1.3%<br />
aramlte; (2) 3.4% copper, 25% sulfur,<br />
4% malathlon; BJ 7J% ferbam,<br />
25% sulfur, 1S% anmiU; (4)<br />
7.S% feriram, 1% Karathane, 1.5%<br />
Umite; (S) i% zlnefe, 1.5% araralte;<br />
(S) 8% zlneb, 1% Karsthane, l.B%<br />
Jlllfllllttfl<br />
It u'jugissted that kMMn<br />
when purebulng any <strong>of</strong> the aU pur-<br />
Hand Calls for Crackdown on<br />
Needless Opening <strong>of</strong> Bridges<br />
y..i<br />
J&r those who desire<br />
individuality...<br />
The man who bontiN he '•avs what<br />
he think* is only excusing himself<br />
for not thlilkinj! what lie says,<br />
Clipper's 2IS and 223 horsepower V-8 rngines develop mora<br />
p«w*!r than any other inerliiim-prii/ff] ear!<br />
QUALITY LITY<br />
Biult by Packard k craflimcn, Clipptr is tlie niitstanding d car<br />
in in c-ij-ss for fine t,ir qit.ihtic and sheer vaiuel el<br />
The Clipper is the big buy. . . for it gives you the th most tc»r<br />
for your money In thr medium-price field!<br />
iVM iNViTB YOU-TO COMM tN TOOAY_. * .^TAKM THE<br />
En|oy "TV READER'S DIGEST" — WTILTV ChimMt t, 1:00 P.<br />
Maybe preaching woul,<br />
more practice If f0WPr<br />
look upon it «, a<br />
by J\ute*d Cflfo***,<br />
BISHOP MOTOR SALES, In<br />
You Will Enjoy<br />
SHOPPING on the BOARDWALK<br />
= NOTIGEN s<br />
The Remembrance Shop<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Card and Gift Headquarters<br />
IS LOCATiD AT . . •<br />
962 BOARDWALK<br />
GIFTS — TOYS — CARDS<br />
PHONE 3387<br />
For Everyone<br />
Gifts<br />
IMP/^DTcn DOMESTIC<br />
IA ^S D AND NQVILTY ITEMS<br />
Imported Silk NiCKTIiS from Java<br />
They are New<br />
They are Unusual<br />
_ They are ieauflfui<br />
?OMi IN ANDJKTHEM<br />
740 iOARDWALK<br />
PHONI "SIR<br />
S<br />
TH1 OC1AN CITY SENTINIL.LEPOBft<br />
SOMMS POINT—In hearings Sat anil Live" campaign, show a 2,3 per<br />
unlay before Municipal Judge nleh- cent reduction below the flnnl trafard<br />
Thompson, Prank H, Q'Koefe, SO, fic death total for 19S4,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Newark, was given a SO-tlay sits. .Attorney General Graver C. RicW<br />
pended sentenee and ordered to man Jr. pointed out that 22 states<br />
leave the city, after he was charged<br />
and the District <strong>of</strong> Columbia reduced<br />
fatalities below 1BS4 while eight<br />
wllh being drunk and disorderly In<br />
stales held even with their record<br />
the vicinity '<strong>of</strong> Shore Memorial Has. <strong>of</strong> a year ago for Memorial Day<br />
l<br />
week end. Eighteen states recorded<br />
E, Alden nichards, 2,1, Main si., an Increase in iraflle deaths for _thit<br />
Itoyorsford, paid a fine <strong>of</strong> S2S on a period from fl p. m, on May 27 lo<br />
iliarge <strong>of</strong> being a disorderly per«on midnight on May 31. as compared<br />
on Shore Road, and a fine <strong>of</strong> $10 with last year. Five slates (Rhode Is-<br />
for failure to have his driver's II. land, Vermont, Idaho, Montana and<br />
uense und rpiilslratipn in his posses, North Dakota) and the Distrlcl <strong>of</strong><br />
sion,<br />
Columbia had no hluhway dcathii<br />
Kenneth Schnell, 30, <strong>of</strong> 14-10 Afton during the period.<br />
st, PhUadolphia, was fined $83 on a<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> being a disorderly person, In commenting on the record <strong>of</strong><br />
_ Samuel Shapiro, 59S0 Koniple av,, New Jersey. Attorney General nleh.<br />
Philadelphia, waived a hearing, and man said: "Despite our best efforts<br />
paid a line <strong>of</strong> SJO for failure to yield to alert and safeguard the traveling<br />
the right <strong>of</strong> way at an intersection, public, Memorial week end brought<br />
and bcinsi Involved In a minor acci- needless loss <strong>of</strong> life on the high<br />
dent ,11 Bay and Mjgbee av, ways <strong>of</strong> our State, Soon we will be<br />
Louis J, Piore, Philadelphia, for.<br />
preparing for another long week end,<br />
foiled $30 bail when he failed to<br />
which will be. in fact, anolher test<br />
appear for a hearing on a elurge <strong>of</strong><br />
for survival in traffe. Let's resolve<br />
areless driving on the Mays Landing<br />
to include safety In our Fourth <strong>of</strong><br />
July travel plans and try to keen<br />
road.<br />
the fatality slate clean by use <strong>of</strong> four<br />
Those who waived hearings and simple and familiar words; 'Slow<br />
paid lines for various motor vehicle Down and Live!<br />
violations! James Kyan, Stamford,<br />
Colin,, fined 115 for careless drlvng;<br />
Charles Prye, 102 N, Monroe<br />
iv,, Margate, $S0 fine for careless<br />
driving; Hubert G. Schwab, Phlladelphia.<br />
fined $1B for careless driv.<br />
ing; John E, Wagner, Philadelphia,<br />
fined $15 for careless driving; Venedlclo<br />
Fernande?,, 1203 Columbia av,,<br />
Pleasantville, fined jSO for careless<br />
driving.<br />
1 pose materials now sold on ihe mar.<br />
ket for control <strong>of</strong> pests on roses<br />
should buy one <strong>of</strong> the above six that<br />
"<br />
show those ingredients listed. Many<br />
<strong>of</strong> the mixtures examined showed<br />
that materials were incompatible<br />
and one material mlsed with the<br />
Legion Groups other cut down the effectiveness <strong>of</strong><br />
both,<br />
Enjoy Dinner<br />
EST CONTROL<br />
Speaking <strong>of</strong> all purpose mixtures,<br />
Wilson Honored for if your vegetable garden is small<br />
Rescuing Fishermen and you are iiiteresled In producing<br />
quality vegetables try using one <strong>of</strong><br />
Legion Auxiliary<br />
SOMEBS POINT — Clark-EIlason he all purpose vegetablj dust or<br />
>ost 382, American Legion, and Us prays now on the market. The use<br />
Plans For Events<br />
Auxiliary held the annual past com. f these combination materials will<br />
SOMEBS POINT—Nomination <strong>of</strong><br />
mandcrs' and presMenls' jlinner give you adequate<br />
lrictrs featured a meeting <strong>of</strong> the Saturday evening at Mac's Restau- seN and inset-ts.<br />
Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> Ciark.Ella.ign Post 3S2. rant.<br />
Many <strong>of</strong> the new materials give<br />
American Legion, •Monday evening About 50 attended the dinner, with beltoi<br />
in the Post Homo. Nominations will William yieih, a past commander, as<br />
bo open for the next meeting, July loastmaster. Mr. Vitslh outlined the<br />
II. work <strong>of</strong> the Marine Unit <strong>of</strong> the In.<br />
Mrs, Evelyn Hartley presided, A :al civil defense,<br />
eport was made on Ihe poppy sale Richard Schmeld. commander <strong>of</strong><br />
at which $59-was realised. Plans were<br />
the Psit, ipreitntBd Wsrren Wilson<br />
made for a takeout sale <strong>of</strong> sea-<br />
with • brsnit medal and certififood<br />
platters July 1, at the Post<br />
cate, to honor {him for rescuing<br />
Home,<br />
two fishermen October 11, 1953.'<br />
Plans were completed for the three Mr. Wilson Is vice-commander <strong>of</strong><br />
booths the Auxiliary will have at the the Marine Unit.<br />
summer carnival <strong>of</strong> the Post, July 7,<br />
B and 9, at the Post Home,<br />
He was cited for having saved the<br />
Mrs: Lois Ewing Will be in charge ILves <strong>of</strong> Iwo fishermen who fell over,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the parcel post booth, Mrs, hoard from the boat "Our Boy" in<br />
Maudo Clark, the fancy work booth, the waters <strong>of</strong> the inlet between<br />
and Mrs, William Vieth the fancy <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and Langport,<br />
work and novelty booth. Mrs. Vieth .Mrs, Herman Meskers, a past presi.<br />
was hostess at the social hour which dent uf the auxiliary, introduced the,<br />
followed the meeting.<br />
past <strong>of</strong>ficers present: Mrs. Lois<br />
Ewinf, Mrs, Claire Vielh and Mrs,<br />
llutli Haijeriy. Past commanders in-<br />
Methodist Women<br />
cluded William Vielh, John Sum-<br />
Install Officers<br />
mers IT I, Albert Ewlnff and John De.<br />
SOMERS POINT—Installation <strong>of</strong> bus,<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> the Woman's Society <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Vieth, Immediate pasl presi.<br />
Christian Service took place at the dent <strong>of</strong> the Auxiliary, was presented<br />
evening service Sunday in Bethany with a corsage, Mrs, John Debus,<br />
Methodist Church. Mrs, Edward Wat. wife <strong>of</strong> the immediate past com-<br />
lei's was installed as president; Mrs, mander <strong>of</strong> the Post, received the<br />
Ralph Barrett, vice president; Mrs, floral centerpiece. .Dancing concluded<br />
Floyd Vorhees, treasurer; Mrs, Karl the evemn<br />
Hickmun, recording secretary; also<br />
the following secretariat: Mrs. Vor.<br />
hues, Literature and Publications:<br />
1 Benewlnl his long effort to avoid "It ittmi fa line tfiBfe li no %o-<br />
lengthy and needless Interruptions lutlon ,to iHili problem except, as Is<br />
<strong>of</strong> highway traffic -caused by the<br />
dono In «ome caioi, that i tht<br />
brjdgH ihould *• «ptn«d on SBBI*<br />
frequent opening <strong>of</strong> drawbridges in<br />
regularly established schedule, and<br />
the South Jersey resort area. Con-<br />
that the boatmen should guide<br />
gressman T. Millet Hand, <strong>of</strong> New<br />
makes only<br />
themselves accordingly.<br />
Jersey's Second District, has filed<br />
flfiother complaint with the Army "I am conscious <strong>of</strong> the great Im-<br />
flony Club<br />
Englneeri, it was disclosed today.<br />
i<br />
portance <strong>of</strong> sport boating throughout<br />
In a letter to Ll.-Col. William p. our area, and I certainly do not want<br />
Murphy, acting district engineer in the boatmen to be unduly inconveni-<br />
the Philadelphia district, Congress, enced! However, there is such a<br />
lucts Officers<br />
man Hand called attention to his thing as the balancing <strong>of</strong> conveni-<br />
complaints in previous years, ences.<br />
iDinntr Climaxes<br />
"I am frank to say that I would<br />
"To my own personal knowledge,<br />
100 Attend<br />
rather have one boat somewhat in-<br />
the bridge over Ihe Cap* Miy convenienced than to tie up 100 or<br />
e<br />
Canal last Sunday wai spin five so motor vehicles and traffic gener-<br />
times In a period <strong>of</strong> 30 to IS minally for literally downs <strong>of</strong> periods<br />
utes," he laid, "With the lummer throughout a busy day.<br />
season on the verge <strong>of</strong> opening In<br />
our Southern New Jersey ressrti, "The situation has become so<br />
Ihli iproblem bids fair to be went serious that It will tend lo discour-<br />
thtn ever,<br />
age automobile .traffic to our sea,<br />
shore resorts, and thus seriously<br />
"For the life <strong>of</strong> me, I do not un. disrupt the economy or the area,"<br />
dersland why 100 to 200 motor ve. he declared,<br />
hides should be held In line for a<br />
protracted period <strong>of</strong> time and the "I sincerely hope you will review <strong>of</strong> ice cream-<br />
right-<strong>of</strong>-way invariably yielded to this situation and alleviate these dif-<br />
one small vessel with fishing or ra. ficultles by enforcing reMiilaliuns be.<br />
dio outrlgging, or indeed, for a fore the height <strong>of</strong> the summer sea.<br />
larger vessel without outriyginyL sun Is upon us," he concluded. er YOU CAN SUY1<br />
Navy Introducing<br />
Recruiting Program<br />
The Navy Recruiting Ofnee this<br />
week announced a,new radio pro.<br />
Kram, "Career Unlimited", to bo<br />
heard each Wednesday morning at<br />
10:15 over WLDB, the Atlantic,<strong>City</strong> '<br />
Broadcasting Company. Arrange-1<br />
ments were completed this week. I<br />
Career Unlimited" will bring Us-!<br />
teners the latest In records, local re.<br />
K news, as well as answers la<br />
any questions sent in to the recruit.<br />
Ing <strong>of</strong>fice In Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. The purpose<br />
<strong>of</strong> the program is to bring to<br />
the youth <strong>of</strong> this area the oppor.<br />
tii ffd b liti i th<br />
control <strong>of</strong> His- jgj»<br />
cuntrol than the uld stand,<br />
uys <strong>of</strong> years ago. Remember old<br />
materials that have been used in the<br />
past such as biuoslone and other<br />
harsh materials may result in as<br />
much damage to.new variety plants<br />
s actual diseases or Insects,<br />
When you are applyinK material<br />
make sure that you know what it<br />
ontrols. I have talked to many<br />
rfomoowners who apply fungicides<br />
or the control <strong>of</strong> diseases and they<br />
hink that tliesM too control insects.<br />
You must use a different material to<br />
ontrol inseeis than to control dls.<br />
•ascs. Check these all purpose mix-<br />
UIEK for inyredients. The outside <strong>of</strong><br />
he package will list the Insects and<br />
disenses that they control. If you<br />
arc faced with a problem at any time<br />
in choosing materials information<br />
can be obtained by calling^ the AsrieullLiral<br />
Agent at the Extension<br />
Rerviee in Cape May Court House<br />
•Mill) or by dropping a card to the<br />
<strong>of</strong>nee.<br />
Plan Anniversary Mast<br />
.80 MERS POINT—There will be a<br />
Mrs. Albeit Lamberd, Spiritual Life; special Mass <strong>of</strong>. ThanksaivinB Satur-<br />
Mrs, Lorraine Lamberd, Missions; day, <strong>Jun</strong>e 2Bi at 10 a. m, in St, Jo-<br />
Mrs, John M. Steelman, Christian seph's n. C, Church for Mr, and<br />
Social Relations and Local Church Mrs, Fred Smartloy Jr., <strong>of</strong> 044 Sec.<br />
Activities; Mrs. Henry Eckhardi, ond St., who will celebrate Ilieir flOUl<br />
Supply Work; Mrs, Gladys Scott, golden wedding anniversury.<br />
Student Work: Mrs, Sarah Norton,<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the Fellowship group.<br />
Plan Food Sale<br />
SOMERS POINT—The Ladles Aid<br />
bf Oraee Lutlieran Oliureli will hold<br />
a sale <strong>of</strong> devilled crabs, potato salad<br />
and cole slaw Friday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 24, from<br />
11:30 a, m. to 0'p. m, at Ihe church.<br />
BUIUHIVG<br />
SUPPLIES<br />
es 0lTcred * enllstln « 100 members and guests <strong>of</strong><br />
Club ot <strong>Ocean</strong> Lih at<br />
j£ the iKth nniuial bunqULt<br />
I inflaltotioll <strong>of</strong> the glolip Mon<br />
eiinlil<br />
PLEDCrOF PURITY<br />
YPIBDOI THAT BMYEI\S ICE CREAM HAS<br />
NEVER, CONTAINED ADULTERANTS. CUMS.<br />
CIIATIN|.I>DIIII on tuios, DtrnwiS oR/uynfitm<br />
FUVORINO OF *NY NATURE. • » » m m m<br />
RIAL CUFAM, CANE SUCAIV AND<br />
puae<br />
ARIUSIDIDMAKI'<br />
BUEYEMS ICECREAM<br />
in thc<br />
«<br />
<strong>On</strong> Bay Shore Drive<br />
Mr, und Mrs. William J.. O'Brien<br />
and family, <strong>of</strong> Drtxel Hill, will spend<br />
the season until after Labor Day at This famous "Pledge <strong>of</strong> Purify" guarantees ill lop quality<br />
their home here, 245 Bay Shore dr.<br />
OPENING YOUR COTTAGE, I Prevent Mildew<br />
ROOMING HOUSE, HOTEL<br />
FOR THE SEASON?<br />
'Destroy Musty Odors<br />
After being closed all winter, did you find it mildewed and musty from<br />
all the rain causing Dampness? HERE TO HELP YOU IS NEW<br />
No Fuss!<br />
No Muss!<br />
MIL-DUGAS comes in convenient bag for m. Used according to directions, M<br />
GAS placed in a tightly closed spice, such as a closet, drawer, blanket bag, for tl<br />
hours or more will fumigate and disinfect BLANKETS, BEDDING, CLOTHING, and<br />
musty odors and rpildew will be gene, ' •<br />
Always Keep Bags <strong>of</strong> MIL-DU-GAS Where Extra Bedding arid<br />
Clothing Are Stored.<br />
Money hack guarantee if not completely satisfied.<br />
_ j > h g n e PLEASANTViLLE 2310 . . . or at the Following Stores:<br />
FREEDY DRUG STORE, 701 Asbury Avenue<br />
MARTIN'S DRUG STORE -«• B«lrf«A *1-<br />
HAINIS DRUG STORE .. 401 Elghlh Streei<br />
SELVAGN PHARMACY, Ut Albury A«J*I<br />
STAINTON'S DEPT STORE, llh "d *W»<br />
HUGHES PHARMACY, llh and Wesley Ave, 69c OCEAN CITY HARDWARE CO, m><br />
GLADSTONE PHARMACY .. 716 Boardwalk RALSTON DRUG STORE Sonun<br />
"Maybe we should go back<br />
•nd buy one that's long enough MM. by EXCELSIOR LABORATORY Box 683, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, N. J,<br />
to reach the water!"<br />
In the Mediiim-Price Fieldhead<br />
<strong>of</strong> its class in everything.*<br />
The Clipper lends- its field in size wlicre it count's! Outside,<br />
nearly JH fi'it (if impressive, glamour, Inside, imcrnniped,<br />
vmcrowded .\p;it.'r for lilps, legs, ht uls and shoulderd<br />
jt Bn ' a Inn Somcl Key Personages at Colony Club Dinner<br />
••<br />
ill<br />
s J<strong>of</strong>U BerUcr, toaatirlistrti.1, in<br />
the installing <strong>of</strong>iki-r Mm<br />
jgy Hnniblcton lice pre,entl te tnvest luecessfully, his asserted<br />
p , Mrs T R SKeigail Full<br />
lj and Presi', Book, Mis Ikrljiit \u urn liunlil •> i""' nnslini, I"<br />
Siarlt and Mrs Flovd W 1 u\\ n llu Mini- niiil.il link hi ini<br />
nd Public Wclf-ui- Ml!, Che Itl t i,h ii mi mil iliqu ii<br />
Cnndlll, Sqtial Mis F I Pi 1<br />
mdMis Charles H Ash Ti li<br />
me Mrs Robert J, WallaLi W us<br />
J Mean* Mi Edward Juhnsun<br />
!. D P Men? Mrs E Matkn<br />
mn and Mrs Willard h Sharp<br />
Mill Conservation SL'IOI IE IIMI iiul<br />
lucatum Mis Augustus S dntt/<br />
i Vmelnnd Dav Mis IIIIIM \<br />
ribner.<br />
Budect Committee Mis Dimnn<br />
Paul L YinBllnB and Mr- PLI<br />
By-Law CommillLc Mis Iiilin<br />
Burkhiirdt Mis Curson Mi •<br />
Simmij Mis 1 L Wallm<br />
MnT R L' (JrtiMhTCn—iiul—STfT<br />
iljumy E ImbLsi<br />
Committees m tlmye <strong>of</strong> tin i\t<br />
1 festivltlPs uerL IJinm I Sn<br />
I Cliairmen Mr*i Rieli ird C Sin<br />
and Mrs Ralph 1 Tumpi. I'm<br />
ms, Alt Departffli nt Mrs Jiulk<br />
l i« u inn<br />
Tun m un pinpli ^ mil I iif iu ^<br />
hi, i i|n (I iiiui mi<br />
M „ i huiiiil 11 pui i' '^<br />
mil ii il u i I hi imlih «Mh 111<br />
« 11 111 1 tliln Ilium* ' I' 1 "' " '<br />
.urn ioimi iiki i iipiilitun<br />
Dm i i I In "1 " •"' '" L "" 1 "' "''<br />
II ilicm i miiiiliii i 1 Iht Ii ulin mil<br />
,,, mi n inn lnu rmni 40 Hi<br />
II nl I mi in HI \ in i "linn i i<br />
link lin Umil ii il ' |J " lllll(l<br />
IJUI tin v miiliil I I I ii iilnin ni<br />
\ Hi ku p ibu 1 nl II<br />
Ih pi i' 11 i Mil mu Hawker arid piusoittud with a hey to<br />
ciionii <strong>City</strong>,<br />
The annual M. A. A. U. swim<br />
meet will 111! held at the Flanders<br />
pouls un Friday night. July 8, Tick,<br />
ii>i ore now on Niile by inemhcis or<br />
he Hub.<br />
in 1 in ill Him huh IK Inllion-,<br />
p.i \i n<br />
American business is saving tss<br />
by pouring fnsrs and nisre money<br />
bask ints Imprsvements Business<br />
failures are few and there ii not<br />
t§s much speculating in the mar<br />
ket he said<br />
h i* tniiili incti i lumplLX (udj^<br />
In huifMi in L^tiu iml iim^l HltHh<br />
«i ih llu un iku ud (hn him<br />
idicd in lid \L ii i i i itm tnn<br />
] md I innK uiUi Unit notm wuukl<br />
uiutk i ttiliuu (tm utmld tittflmt<br />
l mini In inulhti I limn ind<br />
Ihi Hunt umihl in ippumtici i tut<br />
tit II » in In duh In liliild up llu<br />
I nnili nl ill mil in* il mi In 1 lit<br />
m %l ^t mi moil<br />
I M ti I ii i iiniviMHii'. hki Ii ii<br />
\ nl ultith in kiimm hn lilt n<br />
hu un li iinin, md hist lln hi 1<br />
{iitili in^ iikiiiiKitlt i^ml iiiu in<br />
in il ii llu ii iiui Imtnli Hn slunk<br />
ti * i 1<br />
Tho establishment <strong>of</strong> the Feier<br />
si Reserve Board has helped sta<br />
blllie and control credit, and has<br />
to a large degree stopped specula<br />
Han In land and commatflHei Stl<br />
dom do we hear <strong>of</strong> s land boom<br />
like the one which took place in<br />
Florida years ago he added iOUTIQUIi OLASSWABl<br />
DRIFTWOOD<br />
I i mills i i nip 11 i ipilili lin ARRANGEMENTS<br />
ni it i| i iiiiUd viih immtniiiiU<br />
MI ii nki 1 In miki i piiiliitiiin mi UNUSUAL SELECTION OP<br />
111 miikil tin In-I lui 1«D mmillii FINE PICTURES<br />
mil llu mind r n llu ct sum Hu<br />
ilitl in* fin Hit tuumunth pmnd<br />
MODIRATILY FRICiO<br />
«t 11 HU uniiu Miiuist i Iht Candelier Candles<br />
lit iku •. mi H i "I I" pmliitid<br />
in i I in [Hi md<br />
In Twlstsri, Twlgi<br />
Sn liniinii him,, knuui jn i and Novelties<br />
wliuli » i\ UIL *ltitk nnikiL \nll<br />
jiiinii whin rmiiini, mi i mimtiilv<br />
Hun<br />
TRUDIE MARCELLE<br />
' hi i<br />
i,i ,... . i 1 lUlillli CunM mil liliiiiill i mi inch ip (The Gift BoxJ<br />
11 hilll 11^ I I nli\ il<br />
hi | inn,, in Mbi in i I-.in it H"-<br />
'iH In II i ** Mil P<br />
(iiltim I'lulmii'.i' tn rBtRiT i iitlL-.t bill.<br />
n-js uiliomid In Misni Iihiard B<br />
llll N h n I Mi W i l l Nuilli<br />
I It « i I { niltii liiiiiilim.nl Mis<br />
H Iph \ i<br />
1 ( lik i mil Hi Iml 'i<br />
Tims III mi 1 iu i im In Hn.,11 DAISY'S<br />
940 BOARDWALK 940<br />
Between ?th and 10th Sf reeff<br />
SPECIAL PURCHASi!<br />
SHORT and LONG SLEEVE CARDIGAN<br />
Ideal lummer WelBM Jacket far Ceo| Days and Ivtnlnai<br />
100% Vtrgm Waal - Bulky Knit , J OQ<br />
Sn#i34to40 Regular 11.95 SPfCIAL /i7W<br />
IN BLACK - HiB —• •LUB (with Osld THreadl - OBCHID - PINK<br />
n.i^ltr'BIIJ-.i'wl:<br />
Summons Issued in<br />
Bay av. Collision<br />
Hubert 11. Syii, 25, <strong>of</strong> (524 Centra!<br />
iv., was Issued u siiinmoiis by police<br />
lullowinM a minor accident Wesliies-<br />
Jiy miirnlni! at 9th st. and Boy av.<br />
Aeeurdtny to Pll, Carle Cost, Syc'a<br />
juto crashed hilo the rear <strong>of</strong> an.<br />
oilier operated by Baynor C. Currey,<br />
28, <strong>of</strong> 440 Oceon Heights av,, Lin-<br />
»ood, when the latter stopped for<br />
traffic light. Both ears were traviling<br />
east. The- Nummnn^ eharMed<br />
sve with follawtnii too elnscly in<br />
iralTit'.<br />
SPECIAL HANDBAGS 9,95<br />
OUTSTANDINS VALUiS AT<br />
Mmm --<br />
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OUR 25th YEAR<br />
At Plymouth Place and Boardwalk<br />
.ENTERTAIN ME NT<br />
FOR YOUNG and OLD<br />
6 R-i-D-i-S 6<br />
YOU'LL FIND<br />
OUR HUP COURTiOUS<br />
AS ALWAYS<br />
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TO ...<br />
COPPER<br />
KETTLE<br />
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. . . i<br />
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SATURDAY<br />
JUNE 25th<br />
at 7:30 P. M.<br />
PAGE 1— SECTION-<br />
y2 lb. BOX OF OUR FAMOUS FUDGE<br />
To Everyone Who Buys <strong>On</strong>e lb. During Our Opening<br />
THIS OffER LIMITED T011B. P!R PERSON<br />
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Plus Other Famous Names<br />
Events to bt Broadcast over Station W.O.N.D, 7:30 P.M. to 11;30 P.M.<br />
•-
iON WHJtf > v -<br />
PISHING IS FUN<br />
FOR VOUNG and OLD<br />
BOATERS<br />
ATTENTION!<br />
16' Seafarer<br />
THE BIG<br />
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,fe IDEAL FOR:<br />
g and Family Use<br />
Lerigth—16'<br />
• Depth—28"<br />
• Beam—64"<br />
• Weight—320 lbs.<br />
ONLY $ 480<br />
ALL Accf SSORIIS AVAILABLE<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
BOAT WORKS<br />
19 PLEASURE AVENUE<br />
OCIAN CITY 1110<br />
*•* Our Oth>r tHu ValbM<br />
!, a>a,ny at Substantial Saving*<br />
Matty a girl goes to college with<br />
Ute Intention <strong>of</strong> making a name for<br />
herself and winds up turning Uio<br />
Job over to some man.<br />
MAY'S<br />
Boat Vard & Basin<br />
12lh ST. it BAYFRONT<br />
U-DRIVE 16-FT.<br />
POWER BOATS<br />
For R.nt by Day or Half Day<br />
Rowboats for Hire<br />
BAIT - TACKLE<br />
Marine Gas and Oil<br />
Full <strong>Line</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
MARINE PAINT and<br />
ACCESSORIES<br />
DEEP SEA FISHING BOATS<br />
•tai-W<br />
leaving Daily at 9 A. M.<br />
BAIT and TACKLE FURNISHED<br />
ROW BOATS FOR HIRE<br />
CHARTER BOATS FOR HIRE<br />
ALLEN'S DOCKS<br />
[Fourth and Bay Avenues<br />
Phone 8513<br />
OCEAN PIER<br />
FISHING<br />
DAY or NiGHT<br />
59th ST. PIER<br />
\N ANGLERS PARADISE % MILE INTO THE SEA<br />
>\" -'<br />
||Tdckl« Furnished at Slightly Additional Cost<br />
Picnic Privileges — Luncheonette<br />
i. J I* cr\ ALL REDUCED RATES<br />
^ClUITS DUC DAY FOR CHILDREN<br />
COME *nd GO PRIVILEGE '<br />
SEASON TICKETS OFFER A REAL SAVING<br />
AMPLE FREE PARKING<br />
YWllKBDTHESE<br />
OUTSTANDING VALUES:<br />
rlass Tackle Box "££S?. $ 9.95<br />
I,Reel, <strong>Line</strong> "£".'11.95<br />
^SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES) LEVEL WIND<br />
P# asting Reel S $S95 *3.00<br />
^<br />
KIDDIES' LIFEGUARD VEST<br />
KEEPS YOUR CHILD SAFE AT PLAY<br />
IN OR ON THE WATER $*> AO<br />
Reg. $450 SPECIALl O.4V<br />
,i j - > .<br />
SPINNING REELS<br />
National Popular Makes<br />
'.^D.Diffaraiit-ltocls to Choose From<br />
Galling Embryo<br />
Tennis Players<br />
Instruction Classes<br />
•Planned by Johnson<br />
Again thii year, beginning tennli<br />
players can learn the sport from a<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essiorml tennli Mpsrt at ,thi<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tennij Club,,<br />
Wallace P. Johnson, fanner United<br />
States Davis Cup player and present<br />
tennis and squash cwaoh at the University<br />
<strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania, again will<br />
be In charge «f ihe club for Uie ium.<br />
mer.<br />
Novices <strong>of</strong> the racket sport can<br />
register Immediately for dosses by<br />
signing at Ihe club or by phone. Mr,<br />
Johnson wUl instruct ihe classes<br />
every Monday and Wednesday at 9<br />
a. m.. beginning about July 1.<br />
Future events scheduled at Uie 14.<br />
court club this summer include the<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>ior Atlantic Coast tournament set<br />
for the first week in August for<br />
girts and boyi in age groups IB and<br />
under and IS and under.<br />
The annual Harvey Y, -Lake Mem.<br />
orlal Tennis Tournament for men's<br />
singles and doubles championships is<br />
set to begin the second week <strong>of</strong><br />
August.<br />
Large Fish In<br />
County Listed<br />
Philadelphian Wins<br />
Weekly Contest Prize<br />
Fred Burrows, <strong>of</strong> 840 East Ashmead<br />
-St., Philadelphia, was declared<br />
the weekly winner In Cape May<br />
County's 20th Annual Fishing Contest,<br />
it was announced by Walter H,<br />
"Veen, director <strong>of</strong> public affairs.<br />
Burrows submitted his entry <strong>of</strong> a<br />
hree pound, nine ounce flounder<br />
which he hooked at Townsend's In<strong>of</strong>.<br />
The entry was turned in by<br />
iighmaster Dave Glassford.<br />
The largest flounder caught (luring<br />
he week was recorded by E. F,<br />
Kayser Jr., <strong>of</strong> Thor<strong>of</strong>are, while fishing<br />
et Slrathmere. It tipped the<br />
•ales at 7 pounds 4 ounces.<br />
The largest weakfiih wit hooked<br />
by Lester Nictwrion, South Seavide,<br />
and weighed eight pounds,<br />
14 eunen. The runner up weakle<br />
was one which weighed eight<br />
pounds, two ounces, caught by<br />
William L. Kane, North Wlldwood.<br />
Elmer S. Shelly, Lansdale, Pa., sub.<br />
lilted an entry <strong>of</strong> a hlueiish, which<br />
relahed nine pounds, three ounces,<br />
ittested to by Edward Cornman,<br />
Jcean <strong>City</strong>.<br />
While flishing out <strong>of</strong> Ottciis Harlor,<br />
WIldwyocL' William K. Knes-.<br />
.ant, Oibbsluwn, caught the larjiost<br />
.ailing <strong>of</strong> the week, weighing 11<br />
pounds, 14 ounces.<br />
New Castle Stakes is<br />
Delaware Park Feature<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> Delaware Park's busiest i<br />
weeks Is about to come to a close,<br />
with the biggest attraction slated for<br />
Saturday when the $38,000 New Cas.<br />
tie Stakes—middle gem in the qiia'i 1 -.<br />
er-milliun dollar Distaff Big Three<br />
ierles—is the magnet at the Stan-<br />
.on oval, •<br />
The«New Castle, until this year the<br />
pnly "hundrod.grander" anywhere in<br />
the, world for fillies and mares, is<br />
now replaced by the 1150,000 Delaware<br />
Handicap in that capacity. For<br />
the past two years, the New Castle<br />
was a $100,000 added, mile and a<br />
quarter handicap. This season, it<br />
serves as a mile and a sixteenth ma.<br />
]or prep for its successor, the Delaware<br />
Handicap,<br />
The Distaff Big three, a sequence<br />
<strong>of</strong> £iliy.and-mjre specials unmatched<br />
anywhere, began with lasl week<br />
end's rich Delaware Oaks, restricted<br />
three.year.ojds. Both the "new"<br />
New Castle and ihe newly-named<br />
Delaware Handicap (scheduled for<br />
Saturday, July 2) are open to fillies I<br />
and mares three-years-old and up.<br />
ward. The climactic Delaware is a<br />
mile and a quarter classic, inheriting<br />
the distance <strong>of</strong> the "old" New Castle.<br />
The New Castle attracted a record<br />
list <strong>of</strong> 188 nominations, and from<br />
that impressive contingent should<br />
conic a staitiny line-up worthy <strong>of</strong><br />
thr ot-tabion<br />
THE QCEAM CITY<br />
They Paced Beach Patrol Atpirdnh<br />
THREE FASTEST swimmers in qualifying test for Beach<br />
Patrol jobs are congratulated by Patrol Cant. Thomas Williams,<br />
They are Nelson Baker, <strong>of</strong> PhiladelphlS, left, who<br />
finished third- Lee Spampinato, second, <strong>of</strong> Bronx, N. Y,,<br />
and Al BrothBrs, first place, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia.—Senior Studio<br />
photo. '<br />
Around the Fishing Beat<br />
By DEAN ENGLISH<br />
Flounders were the mainstay this<br />
week as fishing crowds slowly in.<br />
creased in the watera surrounding<br />
the city. Heavy fog over the week<br />
end disappointed some would-be<br />
anglers who has a difficult time<br />
finding their favorite spots In the<br />
bad weather.<br />
With Increasingly better weather<br />
and the closing <strong>of</strong> schools hi the<br />
metropolitan areas, hopes are high<br />
that the coming week end's catch<br />
will be a good one.<br />
Fete Graham, at Anchor'n Point,<br />
200 Bay av., reports that there were<br />
many people out over the week end<br />
and nobody should have been disappointed,<br />
since every party had some<br />
luck. <<br />
Fred Brinkman, <strong>of</strong> this city, was<br />
the champ, however, as he pulled in<br />
84 flounders on Sunday, Bill Brinkman,<br />
along with Dick Raymond, got<br />
35 flounders the same day. The- same<br />
two men brought back three bushels<br />
<strong>of</strong> clams on the trip—big ones, too,<br />
according to the report, A party<br />
from Ohio brought in 20 flounders<br />
on Monday, Graham adds,<br />
* 4 *<br />
Fishermen leaving fromJSfeelman'g<br />
dock at 2nB "it. M Bay'avSWii trie<br />
"Seaway" Monday had little luck until<br />
the last hour, when it picked up<br />
considerably and some good sea bass<br />
and a few porgies were boated. The<br />
fog on Sunday made the sport dif.<br />
ficult, but some flounder were<br />
brought back, including one weighing<br />
In at four pounds,<br />
". . • • ' * • .<br />
Flounders and a few kings were<br />
reported by Lemont's pier at 308 Bay<br />
av. on Sunday and Monday. Dene<br />
Lukens, Frank Shaw and "Eddie<br />
Moran, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, were the<br />
top anglers on Sunday, This group<br />
captured 59 flounders and one lone<br />
weakflsh. Lukens and Moran went<br />
out again on Monday and brought<br />
back 37 more <strong>of</strong> the same kind.<br />
Other good catches <strong>of</strong> flounder<br />
reported at Lemont's were IB caught<br />
by Harry Klause and j; P, Miller <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>i the same number landed<br />
by James Buckley and his daughter<br />
and son-in-law tram Darby, Pa,, and.<br />
IB credited to Norman Harbolt, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philly,<br />
Late last week, Sam Wilson, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
rertrt, landed a large perch in addition<br />
to about 20 kingfish and<br />
flounders, Bill Travllla <strong>of</strong> Philadel.<br />
phia brought in nine flounders on<br />
Monday and Mrs, -Hughes, Miss<br />
Camarola and young Robbie Hughes<br />
pulled eight flounders out <strong>of</strong> the bay<br />
ihe same day. Half <strong>of</strong> the latter to<<br />
tal was pulled out by young Hughes,<br />
* a ts .<br />
Captain Ted Allen at Allen's at<br />
324 Bay av. -reports that crowds<br />
fishing <strong>of</strong>f the public pier at the loot<br />
<strong>of</strong> 4th st. were having good luck and<br />
pulled in at least 75 flounders on<br />
Sunday,<br />
Over the week end, Hank Collins,<br />
VHIS IS CALLED GIRL SKIPPING ROPE<br />
„ IT*! AN ABSTRACT BY A GUY CALLED _<br />
SACK; WE D<br />
ILWOODJCAHLEY at the Hammond<br />
For Your Dining Pleasure Also ivery Evening Until 2 A. M.<br />
FREE PARKING FOR OUR GUESTS<br />
AT 39TH STRUT and LANDIS AVINUI<br />
DELAWARi PARK<br />
TH0R0UGHBREV RACING AT ITS MST<br />
Saturday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 25<br />
feature<br />
THE NEW CASTLE Estimated Gross—$35,000<br />
t and Mares, Thret-year-oldi and upward—<strong>On</strong>e mi/f<br />
Saturday, July 2<br />
THE DELAWARE HANDICAP.ISSX<br />
Riehtst Ran in the World jar Fillies and Marts<br />
fililti and Main, Three-year-olds and upward—<strong>On</strong>e mlk and a quarter<br />
, • ' • ' * * * ,<br />
8 RACK DAILY—MONDAYS THRU SAfURDAYS-THRU JULY 4<br />
Post Time 2:00 P.M. (Daily Double closes 1:45 PM—D.S.T.)<br />
- . _ * • * ' . * • ' :<br />
Regular parking—25« Valet Parking—5Oc additional<br />
Available Through All Entrances<br />
Come to Delaware Park via The Delaware Memorial Bridge<br />
and follow the directional sign*.<br />
FASHION SHOW THURSDAYS—on fashion stage in front <strong>of</strong> grandstand at 12t3O P.M.<br />
—and laler in clubhouse dining room.<br />
See a thrilling race every day on TV—Channel 1? • 4:30 to 5:00 P-Mand<br />
POST TIME U.S.A. at 7:15 P.M. Fridays on Same Channel<br />
THE DELAWARE STEEPLECHASE AND RACE ASSOCIATION<br />
DONALD P. ROSS, Fntidtnl UWIS S MUNSON, Jr, TreoiurW<br />
BRYAN FiaD. Vict-Pni; and Ctn. Mgr. B, H. WOOD, Sm. and Ah'l Tnat.<br />
H«W ;:+<br />
df f 11 n' <strong>On</strong><br />
«nd Gossip <strong>of</strong><br />
JiuffUboird Club<br />
H H, PARKS 8AKBR<br />
av»Uable courts • weic<br />
atunJay, and the cement<br />
had men working on<br />
flit needed ottantfon<br />
«~t progressive tournameiU<br />
l will be held on Monng,<br />
July 4, at 10 o'dock<br />
open to Bll Who care" to<br />
lb members or not.<br />
cn progressives, howe<br />
held on Saturdays at 2<br />
on Wednesdays at 8 p m,<br />
yjptftcd t» members only<br />
«i ire IB yeara <strong>of</strong> age or older<br />
JA to enter any <strong>of</strong> these touraSTtonttct<br />
any <strong>of</strong> the follow-<br />
Tjius Henry, Charles Hnls-<br />
,WHli»m Miller, Howard Turk-<br />
L and Watson Lambert. The<br />
"' and you rccdvo In ex-<br />
Fishing Contest<br />
to be Returned<br />
,„ . ended in a drau and<br />
WH1 be renewed tomorrow at the<br />
local club<br />
EDMUND L. /<br />
WISHAM<br />
Ing will be constructed over the<br />
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in New<br />
PjUy by the Pentagon, Chicago's<br />
rt and lhe Emplrc<br />
KT1Xr<br />
— REALTOR —<br />
"W« Sail The Earth and What'. <strong>On</strong> It"<br />
HO OCEAN AVE. PHONE 0900<br />
LISTINGS SOLICITED<br />
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Opportunity - Action - Results<br />
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Splendid location, spacious (•ndieipttl grounds. 3 large<br />
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HI* kitchen, tilt bath. Utility ream and garage. Modern<br />
forced hot air heat. All for only $19,500.<br />
LOVELY BAY VIEW COTTAGE<br />
All the advantages <strong>of</strong> bay view living at a fraction <strong>of</strong> the<br />
prevailing cost. Living roam, dining room, kitchen, 3<br />
bedrooms and bath. Hot water heat. Sacrifice, $7,950.<br />
ATTRACTIVE HOME<br />
3 bedrooms plus ill other convenience In thii complete<br />
home, modestly furnished, plus furnished apartment<br />
over garage. All for the price <strong>of</strong> $11,500.00.<br />
FORREST R. BRIDEGAM<br />
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE<br />
PHONE: O.C. 0953 & 2668 516 EIGHTH STREET<br />
NO TELEPHONE INFORMATION PLEASE<br />
Inspection is a Pleasant Service; Call at Our Office<br />
CAREY'S<br />
REAL ESTATE SERVICIS<br />
"O.#r JO run Expirlinc. In O«.m <strong>City</strong> *••• !•»•••"<br />
15th St. and Boardwalk Phone 0178<br />
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BUNGALOW ALOW<br />
2032 W«t Aw<br />
l.vh,e rwm, 1 b.dre-.m., t.l. brih, UWra*<br />
n.rt.rpd w.llfc 911 h,.t. Wo«l rt..k « * * G<br />
I* W. <strong>City</strong> ..w.r.<br />
IbUNGALOW<br />
2036 West Av§><br />
l 2 tll.'bi«,^ IMn» .»> *"* Ul *'"'<br />
. G,r,g., |,«t Stf- x 1J0-- <strong>City</strong> «•»«'.<br />
IJUNGALOW 2 320 Weif Atfi '<br />
i til* b*lh. Heated. C#n bt<br />
1812 Asbury Ave<br />
* k ^ tB<br />
THE<br />
ittrong |bld for the crown Is<br />
a team from the IChatterbox, made<br />
up <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School's<br />
Croup 1 state ichamps for <strong>1955</strong>.<br />
Other teams tentatively set for<br />
league play ore Herl's, Iliiguntine,<br />
Fiesta, llanscom's, Raiders, and the<br />
Undersized Lobsters<br />
Against State Law<br />
The State Division <strong>of</strong> Flsli and<br />
Oome today warned skippers or all<br />
vensels engaged In lobster fishing<br />
against taking spawning or undersized<br />
lobsters contrary to liivv.<br />
Dr. A. Ilenton Underbill, director,<br />
announced u number <strong>of</strong> arrests iuivt<br />
already been made by Captain Joeph<br />
Matins otjlle Mate LOJMJI P.I<br />
trol, and heavy lines imposed. The<br />
legal penalty is $20. fur catrh lobster<br />
token that is spawning or under<br />
legal length, <strong>of</strong>fered for sale, imported<br />
or exported together with for<br />
fcllure bt L all apparatus used .in<br />
.aklllg.<br />
The law prohibits the taking <strong>of</strong><br />
ipawning lobster or lobster smaller<br />
than three and one-eighth inth from<br />
the rear end <strong>of</strong> the eye socket to<br />
the rear end ot the body shell on a<br />
parallel line.<br />
MORTGAGE LOANS<br />
Conventional—F.H.A.<br />
Construction Loans—G.I.<br />
NATIONAL SANK<br />
OF OCEAN CITY<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
ilA ISLE OFFICE;<br />
43rd Street and Landlt Avenut<br />
Member Fedenl Deposit iuarun<br />
Curperaupp<br />
FOR SALi<br />
SUMMiR COTTAOi<br />
Close to beach. 5 bedrooms,<br />
bath. Jiving room, dining<br />
roam and kitchen.<br />
Furnished.<br />
Immediate Possession.<br />
Financed 60%.<br />
Price s 6800<br />
DUPLIX APARTMBNT<br />
NIC! LOCATION<br />
Living room, kltthen, 1 bedroomi,<br />
and bath. Other Apartm*iiti 1<br />
••driwm, living roam, kitchen and<br />
bath. Partly furnished. OH hot<br />
water heat, Beit <strong>of</strong> condition. <strong>On</strong>e<br />
tar garage.<br />
FINANCE 70%<br />
Immediate Possession<br />
Price 912,500<br />
D. ALLEN<br />
STRETCH, JR.<br />
803 Central Avenue<br />
Phone 0655<br />
Sabre,Gents. Others wIshltME to competis<br />
siiould have a member at the<br />
July 1 meeting or notify Howell by<br />
that- time, the director adds.<br />
Sports Slants<br />
/nsuf© Vowf Tltte end Is<br />
By PET1<br />
AuLo iiaeing—or racing<br />
as It should be c«U«f— : hM come to<br />
some kind <strong>of</strong> turning point when as<br />
many people (jet killed as have been<br />
rubbed out In the lost few weeks.<br />
The big -accident was, <strong>of</strong> course, the<br />
one ot Le Mara, where 70 persons<br />
were blotted out.<br />
That was because the spectators<br />
were In the path <strong>of</strong> death where<br />
they were standing. Tiie same h<br />
true in many places such as Indlanapolls.<br />
Nut only Is U miraculous<br />
that fewer spectators get killed at<br />
I he uniiuul Indianapolis race but it<br />
is a miracle fewer onlookers are not<br />
clobbered til other major races (n<br />
the USA and abroad.<br />
Take the Memorial D*v r*c»,<br />
though^ 'or *n «x«mpltT Tht trpek<br />
l& the i*m* At it wa» 20 y«»r» ago.<br />
The turning grada* on fh* brick<br />
track are the fame » they were<br />
when driver* were averaging 105<br />
miles an hour. The pact h*f both<br />
(topped up now to where driver*<br />
average 130 miles an hour, or<br />
more.<br />
Tlu> average has been pushed up<br />
;lowly eiu.il, year or two. New grip<br />
u< i, ncu engine KtL'J^1 new method**<br />
:« maiiitain tiiiLtiuii on the curves—<br />
hese are the things (hut have made<br />
higher .npee4.H at Indlsnnpolb possible.<br />
But the drivers are pushing<br />
their luck mure and more, also.<br />
With back wheel drive the cars<br />
are Ulll dangerous and until there<br />
is such a thing as successful fourwheel-drive<br />
racers in the annual<br />
Memorial Day classic, death will be<br />
lurking nearby for the drivers. And<br />
H then crack-ups and fatalities<br />
will be possible, though four-wheel<br />
drive will cnablu the driver to have<br />
bettor cuntrol <strong>of</strong> his. car, especially<br />
on curves.<br />
By next year a four-wheel drive<br />
fLANT FOUNDED IN IMf<br />
Fane/ Dressed Guest<br />
MRS. ORACi BROOKE, ol Bi»l.<br />
*M., In her •(••white'««Mt<br />
wan flrit prin.M the but drtlitd<br />
lady at iaturday's Bay NlnetlM<br />
•all In tan|ynttl«n with Antlqu.<br />
Aute Club eytlni^-Strilor itudlo.<br />
COMPLITI TITLI INSURANGi<br />
THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY<br />
CHELSEA TITLE<br />
and GUARANTY COMPANY<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING<br />
OTHER OFPlCSSi<br />
IS Girls Seek<br />
Beauty Crown<br />
State Contest at<br />
Wildwood Tonight<br />
Fifteen young women wW cotnp«lc<br />
for the title <strong>of</strong> "Mais New Jersey"<br />
tonight and tomorrow night In the<br />
annual Iresuty pageant, being conducted<br />
at WJldwood for the first<br />
tune.<br />
Judging <strong>of</strong> the >glrls for beauty<br />
and talent will be at B:30 p. m. both<br />
nljihUi. The •giris will appear In a<br />
parade at noon on Saturday, wKJi<br />
the Wildwood Steins Band leading<br />
the way.<br />
First prize will lie a $400 «Sn>tarship<br />
and A trophy. Trophies also<br />
will go to two runnei&up.<br />
Milt Joan Waltar, "Mil. NfW<br />
Jtrtty <strong>of</strong> 1954," will opfn Hi*<br />
pnKttdlngi tonight, whtri Hit tontafttanf*<br />
will b* ludpid In avcnlnfi<br />
gowns and lor talMh Thb/ trill<br />
appear In bathing tulfv tomorrow<br />
night for ttw final |wdgtn«.<br />
Arthur Craig Mothuea, Brosdway<br />
stur, will he mantcr <strong>of</strong> ceremonies<br />
for the two evenings.<br />
Winner <strong>of</strong> the slate frown wUl go<br />
on to compete for fthe "Mis* America"<br />
title lit Atlantic <strong>City</strong> in September<br />
rac*r may b* In the money. Thar*<br />
hav* been others, but ntxt Vfar a<br />
ntw vartlon fhotild bt ready. It<br />
could revolutlenlia this part »f<br />
rating.<br />
But aside from these things, the<br />
spectators are taking « chance every<br />
time they crowd in close to the rai],<br />
specially on the turns, because If<br />
anything «ucs wrong on o turn<br />
there's likely to be bad trouble. And<br />
if spectators try tu stop a racer, they<br />
always fail. Since high-octane gasoline<br />
is really packed Into every corner<br />
<strong>of</strong> modern-day racere, Uiege cars<br />
arc flaming death traps U a driver<br />
comes afire and can't gfet out.<br />
If spectators are in. Uie way that's<br />
Just tough. There Is li(> cure for the<br />
pctattir danger un)ess watchers<br />
were forced to stand back from the<br />
rails. But this might cut down op<br />
the "take" nnd therufnrp, like headgear<br />
far boxers, It Is unlikely to<br />
come Into vogue.<br />
S A L E<br />
HOUSE SUITABLE FOR<br />
GUEST HOME<br />
8 bedroom*, 4 baths,<br />
completely furnished.<br />
Gat H»at. Vicinity 15th<br />
and Central Avenue.<br />
$20,000 plus<br />
$1250 fdr adjoining lot<br />
Phone Owner, 1031<br />
for appo|n»rri«nt „<br />
FOR SALE or RENT<br />
Attractive New<br />
BUNGALOWS<br />
OIL HIAT<br />
WEST AVE. (Oc.an Side)<br />
Retwwn 49th and 50th St.<br />
Larg> Living Room, Combination<br />
Kitchen and Dinette. Neir btach.<br />
Bedroom). Convenient to train.<br />
*9430 «c.ch<br />
Will Flnanc*. Ready i,wUttikwp«»<br />
the •pbt.M.tfct, try jttttlftt<br />
2 Elected For<br />
Audubon Center<br />
Nature tpur* For<br />
Summtr Discussed<br />
TWo new mrqibers were elected \o<br />
fill vacancies pn Bie board ot directors<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Audubon Cei)tcr <strong>of</strong> Swtti<br />
Jersey, Cape May County, at It*<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e meeting in Court House.<br />
They wer* Mm. Stanley Diclcereon,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Spots^vnod, N. J., active as an organizer<br />
for <strong>Jun</strong>ior Aufubon Clubs<br />
witn the NaUoncI Audubon Society,<br />
and J. Albert Starkey. <strong>of</strong> VIneland,<br />
teacher <strong>of</strong> physios ahd chemistry In<br />
Vlnctand Hleh School.<br />
Tf»y win nthM«) t» •<br />
Hou'.t, a*iM n LNll* f o&r, «4 imrth<br />
ftavlll*.<br />
Bennett K. Matlack, <strong>of</strong> Brtdgoton,<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the Audubon Center,<br />
outlined plans for ihe fiscal year<br />
whteb begins In September, fwr toe.<br />
turcs were selected from olferlnga<br />
<strong>of</strong> the national Boolety to be pre-<br />
sented at the September and May<br />
week onds In Cape <strong>of</strong>ay.<br />
Because the Center now tins J.<br />
Stanley QuicVmbe Jr. as its fulltime<br />
director. It was decided to raise<br />
the annual registration fee to $3. A<br />
sustaining membership <strong>of</strong> *10 also Is<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered<br />
Plans were discussed fpr several<br />
nature tours on Saturdays In July<br />
and August, for study <strong>of</strong> birds, (lowers<br />
and shells<br />
Excessive speed was the principal<br />
cause <strong>of</strong> traffic accidents li) I9ti.<br />
Income Property<br />
Large Riildtnta tullablt (or<br />
Cuait HOUII qr Ctnvarslvn<br />
to AparfrhAnts.<br />
Op*n Daily<br />
419 <strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue<br />
EBWARDH.<br />
MILLS<br />
RealI Estate -Insurance<br />
219 At bury Avenut<br />
Merit jl»f :<br />
CLOSED SUNDAYS<br />
FOR SALE<br />
MOPIRN<br />
RANCH TYPE HOMI<br />
ON MAIN HIGHWAY<br />
1 bfdrMmi, automatic hot witar<br />
Hut thVwilWirt. •«•« tint Lot.<br />
BAY WATERFRONT<br />
FOR 35 YEARS<br />
IXTRA MBDIRN<br />
} bedrMini, automaHc hat water<br />
heat throughout. Mutt b. iMn te<br />
bt<br />
$23,000<br />
We have been helping ihoM who irt Infireiftd In buying,<br />
telling orIwlhg R«»l E»Ule In Oeein <strong>City</strong> ••Hi.vlclnlly.<br />
If you tra Int.reiterJ, wt fciltW wt «« Mf yW »t^ ••<br />
we h«ve helped m«ny O»h#ri. .'. "<br />
HANEY LtOYD CHATTiN<br />
REALTOR<br />
WS AiiURY AVI. PHONE 00W<br />
»4 IRlOHf ON HACE PHONE 0432<br />
,2IATHS|<br />
H3.990<br />
2IEDROOWS.1IATH<br />
$12,990<br />
fti<br />
IN f OMIIS rQWT. M. J.<br />
<strong>City</strong> Schools<br />
R.tenJ Gradupte<br />
Jpln Paid Staff \<br />
•it a*f<br />
TMu<br />
the rettnfi .<br />
ben a* <strong>of</strong>fice clerk.,<br />
The" M<br />
Two members' <strong>of</strong> Uie 1S39 gr»dui> will bt raeetvtxL- tf ftoo, R<br />
lac d*»* <strong>of</strong> Owaa aHMdShl<br />
aiy'HMdi .School ing, jubr Wr"<br />
will return to, put Institution Ma|n<br />
-Uui Ume as employed In Uwachool<br />
s^t.<br />
Tho ho BoJtMJ <strong>of</strong> EducaUon Tuesday<br />
evenniog<br />
approved the 'employment<br />
1 •> '»••<br />
The b*aid alii 1<br />
rORSALE<br />
C«tta»t facing thf bf autlful Egg I<br />
and bath *nJ Ml, living room,<br />
2-car garag*. Thii pr«Pt>rty Is hot *»t«<br />
Lot tii* 41* * 115'» 13' allay in raar-L .<br />
mortgage for 60% <strong>of</strong> purchat* pric*. $U<br />
FOR SALE<br />
N.w twp t>aajroom Bvngalpw with<br />
til* bath, llvlhg room, dlrtlng room, I<br />
W x 120* to 15' allay in rtoar. Thf* you mint too if I<br />
prict <strong>of</strong> ir,MO.O0.<br />
FOR K^lt<br />
i bwiroomt l»t floor (not baftmwnt) Apartmtnt, 900 J<br />
r>«nnlyn PI., Augutt H. to S^Jt.mbar »Dth.<br />
NO PHONB INFOMMAttON.<br />
OUR SUMMM RCNTAL LISTINSS ARE MO<br />
David V. Bradfor<br />
neALtd*<br />
111 Atlontlc Avonw*<br />
MAIMLAHD HOMES FOR SALE<br />
BEMStEV?' POINT. Cwnmodiou*, aftractiva'<br />
bungatoVr with 100 fMt bay *rbnf*B«, HpirUri}...••-£•-,*<br />
dock. Larga llvind roont with flraplae*, *uh parlpr, 4ft»V.|<br />
room*, 2 bathk/ 2iciKhon|t, modani hMtinjn «yai#hk, Mdar ,'<br />
lintd cl«Mtt, ga* and olactric ring**, Nvad<br />
lawn, free*, 2-ear garage. «U0p. Tnrm> if<br />
MARMORA. A homa built for comfortable living, Bunga-<<br />
low, full bat-mant, \ir "" ' — J<br />
and bath. Large lor,<br />
MAHMOteA. Near Kho6l. New, ranch Wpa home, 31<br />
rooms, batemftnt, tiled Icitcheh and bath, oil hMt, hatwood<br />
floori, fireplace, carport, oVertlxed lot, Now<br />
$10,000 FHA mortgage, Ownkr leaving *tale will<br />
equity for $7,500 cath.<br />
MARMORA. Two-rtory houie on hird-.Urfated tfrrt<br />
bedrobmi, all convenience, htatod. $7,500 full prM-<br />
PALERMO. Larga, fully furnished 4iou«e, cellar, 2 J»»tV,<br />
placa*. Owner-builder died before installing; wfift*to A<br />
and heating plant, Bargain for handyman. $5,000, (frrtu.<br />
CORBlM CITY. Eight room house facing river and public"<br />
beach. Some repairs needed. For quick sale $3,500, pa^,<br />
cash, ' „. _ - - v '~<br />
Summtr Rentals, Business Sites, Homesltes, Waterfront.<br />
HERMAN B. WALKER ' ;<br />
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. '<br />
Shore Road, next to Texaco Station, Marmora<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BEACH FRONT.TRACT<br />
45th and Central Avenue<br />
250 FOOT FRONTAGE<br />
(WILL DIVIDE)<br />
AVAILABLE FOR '<br />
12 MODERN APARTMENTS<br />
Ad Now —> Good Beachfront l<strong>of</strong>t art Scdrce<br />
E. R. FRENCH<br />
1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908. |<br />
DVUI itujtm kiltUn wlft Miglo<br />
Ch.t «•• r«n«t. HolBoinl dollial<br />
viiliir. and aihauit fan<br />
fully friulatsil ~ '<br />
J*Jfl v,'
..A*-,<br />
PAGE 8 —SECTION POUR<br />
THI OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Absecon Church<br />
Class Inducts<br />
An impressive candle-light Installa-<br />
tion ceremony wa§ conducted tor the<br />
newly elected <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> the Service<br />
Class <strong>of</strong> the Absecon Methodist<br />
Church, at their annual dinner in<br />
Hognte's Restaurant here Monday<br />
AFTiR TH1 FOURTH<br />
THIN WHAT?<br />
By Dr. J. L. Herbert<br />
With the happiness and joy a<br />
holiday brings there also comes<br />
sadness and sorrow. Hundreds<br />
lost their lives and an unesli-<br />
mated number were Injured<br />
Among the injured there is a<br />
group happy that nothing more<br />
serious occurred than slight In<br />
Juries.<br />
However slight an injury may<br />
seem, slight displacemoMs <strong>of</strong> one<br />
or more <strong>of</strong> the bones forming the<br />
framework <strong>of</strong> the body may-occur<br />
and cause nerve pressure. After<br />
the original pain has subsided the<br />
nerve pressure may still remain<br />
causing a constant hidden loss <strong>of</strong><br />
vital nervous energy. This In time<br />
lowers resistance and is the basis<br />
for ill health and disease in the<br />
future.<br />
If you have been Injured, a<br />
Chiropractic examination Is rec-<br />
ommended to determine if there<br />
ere any nerve pressures and If<br />
so the possibility <strong>of</strong> correcting<br />
them.<br />
(This Is one <strong>of</strong> a series <strong>of</strong> Chir-<br />
opractic educational advertise-<br />
ments appearing in this paper<br />
each Thursday through the<br />
courtesy <strong>of</strong> the chiropractors<br />
<strong>of</strong> Pleaxantville, N, J.)<br />
evening.<br />
The U-shaped tables were aHrau-<br />
lively decorated with fern and yellow<br />
daisies with the centerpiece at the<br />
head table made <strong>of</strong> yellow rose buds<br />
and carnations arranged. In a crystal<br />
bowl.<br />
A pnqrnni entitled "Time foi-<br />
Reminiseeneo," prepared from I hi"<br />
record* <strong>of</strong> the S3 years the cl.isiS lias<br />
been 'organized, wns presented by<br />
Mrs. Carl Crannicr Jr.. presUiem.<br />
Mrs. Lquis B. Off. teacher who soon<br />
will ciimpleti; .10 years <strong>of</strong> teaching<br />
in various .Sunday Schools, wns lion-<br />
ori'd by the class ami presented with<br />
the eeniorpieco<br />
survives.<br />
In token <strong>of</strong> her<br />
The Service Class, which lias an<br />
enrollment <strong>of</strong> over BO members, was<br />
organised til 1932 by Mrs, William<br />
Paynt. wife <strong>of</strong> the minister then<br />
serving the church, <strong>of</strong> the orluiml<br />
chnrlpr membcTs, several Mill bejont,<br />
to tiu> 'group.<br />
State Making Survey to Find<br />
Correct Names For Waterways<br />
Adliil E. Stevenson, former Govu<br />
nor <strong>of</strong> Illinois: "With peace a maj »<br />
objective, the nntiun should reali/i<br />
lh.il Ihe same kinil <strong>of</strong> Drinking n<br />
quireil to split an alum is needed 1<br />
con mil it."<br />
STOMACH ULCERS<br />
QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST<br />
Ask About IS-Day Trial Offer!<br />
Over five million packages <strong>of</strong> the WILLARD TREATMENT<br />
have-been sold for relief <strong>of</strong> symptoms <strong>of</strong> distress arising<br />
from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess<br />
Acid—Poor Digestlotii Sour or Upset Stomach,<br />
Gasslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to<br />
Excess Acid. Ask for "Willafd's Message" which<br />
fully explains this hbme treatment—free—at<br />
PRiEDY DRUGS, inc. HUGHES Central Pharmacy<br />
HAINIS DRUG STORI SiLVAGN'S PHARMACY<br />
local histniI ins iml othus Inter<br />
i Mi il in \(\\ Jeisev s lietilifii in<br />
bLin*, isked to IlLlp tin Stilt i tab<br />
hsh comet n imi s ind spi Illu s ft i<br />
llhi I iki tic tins tnd binoks in<br />
e ith i unt\ J IK pul< it i tut <strong>of</strong><br />
'till funetiiins (irrud tn In th Bu<br />
it in <strong>of</strong> di olot,\ tntl I (>| o iiphv<br />
Kobt 11 ( Mtjnthiitl tupOj.1 pint<br />
insulin MI tin Hill u mil hi i<<br />
isl nil st ul\ s i u sit rl u inn<br />
ilmints 1 ii mi nl st ilc All i<br />
lit 11 1 lit n tin \ | (1( It iminm th t i<br />
ml „( >L,I iphit n nut mil in ikm<br />
Hit in olllt i I<br />
A single jnamc Is cs E entlil for<br />
legal and surveying |purpos£5 he<br />
points out It Is fllso important to<br />
a /lumber <strong>of</strong> State ageicies such<br />
is the Highway Department our<br />
Division <strong>of</strong> Water Policy and Sup<br />
ply and many others<br />
At OIL<br />
Iki<br />
wtn"k is<br />
t 1 HKl<br />
(lone in<br />
nut slat<br />
neai 1<br />
I IK<br />
Ksst \<br />
ing in<br />
pi I si 111<br />
coniplt It d m<br />
< ouiiln | it<br />
I. nion ii il M<br />
in i I I Ihi i ttnmlii<br />
\ hi n ( ni n imt ppui I i lit llu<br />
uiJU out it i uhiiiiltiil uilll tl 11<br />
tonei ruinH it It tilt. \iu ltist\<br />
I 101,1 jplnt DolKl All i 111 1 ^it ii])<br />
hj ii'l'i "-til t t i stilt In tin n i<br />
liotili Ho id tm dc<br />
lo rodun- dani;Lr <strong>of</strong> niHht<br />
f accidents, uiw file cqiiiimni'nt<br />
MS lo mldtlty buildings if nc(i•,<br />
> and jlso lo allow the ciU •.<br />
*»nkal stud sweeper the op<br />
tanity to clean up the debrK <strong>of</strong><br />
Previous djj<br />
1 Jit_ ludimtiili ol uiinr piiMiititMt<br />
lAhihlitil fen Im il iDini ins<br />
*l NIIM nilit i u It h( II |i(. iti il 111<br />
\ lin \iM[inn Uillilu n I oliu<br />
Chill ttillnni II smith li in<br />
IU1U1K. M<br />
Attin i^i tiiiijui iiniii vi ii li tlu<br />
Chiel ol Oil in ( m ll'in I<br />
Jl in | A\so( I Hum puln<br />
I,<br />
i nld u lid ii tin d ^i i( ijull\ i<br />
i mu iihniiusti iiniii took imi<br />
ill in^ or llu <strong>On</strong> III (_u\ Itiitin I<br />
I I id iv m lit tin tin lisi i]<br />
w Jin h tie ins m\t [ml iv luK i<br />
Tin *;iil u is tn^tid- .it llu<br />
IPIIKI nl Ui Ikisihil Pillil, i<br />
k isid<br />
tin stun uf Suniliiv dimtLhts<br />
stnliijl il 11 IT I ni vvlltll an intii<br />
mohlli pnkidnnBav iv wjs slunk<br />
hv ii PPnnsvlv jni i Hi uhiif. Si ishuit<br />
I inf tnnn<br />
At milling lo pu]ui i em ounid<br />
h\ S.imuel L iptF or 11 hano)». P i<br />
I T\ tcV spttr iwtvvpi»*'2nd )unl ?td<br />
sis Whin Fill mcci I w Willums<br />
t>uked i sii tn^ i»i pissinf4ii (jiis<br />
until tht spin inipuili'lv for jn<br />
Diilhouhd ti tin tin iimplii on tin<br />
list t n iMindicl lot inoit|.h tn push<br />
in llu suit, <strong>of</strong> f i|)i ^ i n<br />
Polka said Lape was in a 'no<br />
parking' area, hut that the warn<br />
ing signs are rusted and not dls<br />
See Page S column 6, please<br />
i<br />
Would Improve<br />
Area Near Lagoons<br />
_p C n\ oil Kids this wttk iv ill |<br />
lCC{LlL-st ttU St Itt- DltiM )I1 «t M Ul '<br />
KMloii to divdKo tin- ehiiniu'l <strong>of</strong><br />
IU'A('h Thor<strong>of</strong>iUL' From 14th st, past<br />
tlie tMitranir^ to ihe la^tion.s .il With<br />
Ht. and ot lftth si., Mityor Hdwoid II,<br />
Hnwkci* atinouiieL'd thtn-wick^<br />
Thv petition fur the projeot will be<br />
submittt'd by rcpr«Hfm«tiv*;s <strong>of</strong> this<br />
k MIII M i nitfLtini! i»l llu Drpin<br />
4nt nt <strong>of</strong> Cons-Li \ (hull JIHI E^<br />
Development tu Ailnntk <strong>City</strong> tiimui<br />
row<br />
I lit ipfiitt .lion lol llu tln-d^tn^ j<br />
work'will, be submitted at thr same I<br />
time as (hot rcqiK'.^iHi; £1(10.000 in I<br />
•.luti* funds foi' ihe n*phMiishhiji ot<br />
lH'iicht'.s liere under the lttrift erosion I<br />
Phila. Bank Secretary<br />
Named Artisans' Queen<br />
Pat Newell, lovely 19yeai old private secretary in<br />
Tc Philadelphia Tradesmen's Bank and Title Co . was named<br />
Miss Artisan IT). 1 )' in an cxLiting climax <strong>of</strong> the three day<br />
— outing <strong>of</strong> the Artisans Order<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mutual Protection, Satur-<br />
i d.iv night<br />
I I hi ni vv qtli i n uus iruunul h\<br />
\lls-v M nil JUIL Miibsi <strong>of</strong> C imdm<br />
Miss Ailisin H|4 afliT helng M 1<br />
littid fliim i fkkl <strong>of</strong> 11 btJlltlfnl<br />
ispu ints foi Ihi- 1 tltli it i djnn 1<br />
SilmdJl mulit in toiAmLio'n Hall<br />
Mis. Nurtll In<br />
I.<br />
iti|>il dip II iniLiils wilt dt nuinsti ill<br />
| ihi II ^J is [umnuns loi Hit ilnl ]<br />
tin n tit visiloi '<br />
I hi ixlilhillnn mil hi si i id in<br />
(oiijuiu lion uilh (hilthtns \\t.ik |<br />
hiui^ pinmotiil i" II" i'son tin |<br />
noil bv tin Iiniii ""I Kis.1" I i<br />
Assmiititni (Inlilitn iiiiimpiniLd<br />
tn unlink Idiills m liiLivm II" |<br />
l(Klhlll) in llOllls mills Ml list 111 I<br />
rint mil iniusiniinl'j ind ^'lls b^ J<br />
biuhliunl pl » nut'i 1 - '"'I simps i<br />
The visltino youngs^" wl " Tin><br />
visit an exhibit In the polite de<br />
partment where weapons and<br />
equipment will be displayed along<br />
with a picture display <strong>of</strong> accidents<br />
in the area during recent months<br />
to be shown as a demonstration 0*<br />
the tragic results <strong>of</strong> Improper op<br />
eration <strong>of</strong> automobiles<br />
lluv mil tin" co to tin Im inl outniimht it tl till lot il<br />
Osborne Nicholson, who success<br />
ively had served the club at secre<br />
tary and vice president, assumed<br />
the presidency far the new year<br />
at successor to Lemuel H Hires<br />
Mr Nicholson Is a practitioner <strong>of</strong><br />
the First Church <strong>of</strong> Christ Sclen<br />
tlsl here |Mr Hires Is cashier and<br />
vice president <strong>of</strong> The National<br />
Bank <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Mi QtntJiv iiHluttiil Nioliulis<br />
lloli Is the hiu sciiUil}, I-fluird<br />
1 Riu^tln it iliilid titasuiii, Jiid<br />
\\ 1 nl \iinh is tin niiv Mn piesi<br />
dim<br />
Diiector tui tin ni'w vear JII Mt<br />
Hues Htllifrt Godliiv RUIH.IL (.<br />
See Page 6 column 1, plesc<br />
Gas 'Stabilized' at<br />
24.9 Cents a Gallon<br />
An irtnistict di th< liH. il nn<br />
pntL WTI w is rLMthul w<br />
wtik-wwl uiili trsoit str\i(.< SIJLKIFI<br />
iipti ilois iiKttrin^ Lo J 24 '•> mih i<br />
t^jlluu minimum on u^ulii u KIL<br />
AII st nioni but UIK mvoKtiJ in<br />
tin piite (.uttlMH \(.ndf.ttn wlnth<br />
liMnl Tor bi VLFJI iv-Leks aKi*-td oil<br />
hnrii\ u> -vt^ibiluo tlu figure P1101<br />
to the pcuc iMs was fu-nUibk it<br />
21 *> 11 4 aiiid 219 c-Liit-^ Jt \«ii ions<br />
Ab fnr I*, loiild bt (1(*U imiiini<br />
nnlv on*_ st ition kept its pri't below<br />
the J^ietd |P\LI Th^ stTtlon \\ is IL-<br />
polled to bt_ tlic ObUW^i-Jimtnt which<br />
iirst <strong>of</strong>f-tretl fiis at J low priri*<br />
Tim ij,rf.Lnunl ua-! n ucliL-d wlitn<br />
several uf (.lie operators who mini<br />
Uinwl tht ^4*> Lent kvcl thmiif,liuut<br />
tin u ir i>ri_v tiled upon HIL mdjurtO<br />
»f station opLnturs to suspind ho*,<br />
lilittcb it li.jst foi tliL n.mflintlLr<br />
<strong>of</strong> the- summer season<br />
Mayor Bowkef pointed out that<br />
the thor<strong>of</strong>are in that area h*i<br />
many "high 4po*»" mi low tide, and<br />
it practically Impassable by larger<br />
.accumulation <strong>of</strong> .mud<br />
two lagoons inacces-<br />
sible iby oven smaller jboats encept<br />
on the high tide<br />
it practically li<br />
/ Ut>oats The aci<br />
1/^ hai made the I<br />
Tile mayor siiUI till' Division ' i>f<br />
NsiviRation will lie asked t" dr«d||e<br />
l L-lliiniu-l at lea^t 2(M) luel wide anil<br />
15 fi-c-t deep fruin the foot <strong>of</strong> 14th si. I<br />
lo Hit inn mil. ol tin lAth ~t li<br />
Cousins in Adjoining<br />
Beefs at Hospital<br />
lo t-ph N f.inriitnio li 12<br />
vt u old son <strong>of</strong> C\\\ ( ourl CUik<br />
and Mis lost |>h V (. uiu r ILIIIO<br />
(t{ 1U. \V -LSt IV is If L i fi i| nn (i<br />
\ filing hit u ho is a himor<br />
lli*-|i Schoul sturli ni is not<br />
loiu MJIIH Jwtutvcr Hts Lonsin<br />
ldUt \eirold UnMll U S(_hlnuk<br />
M <strong>of</strong> H2"> WLSL ,I. is in tin.<br />
mM hid aKu mmuini' lioin<br />
ui npci itmn<br />
Salvation Army<br />
Seeking S2t250<br />
Annual Campaign<br />
Launched in <strong>City</strong><br />
i<br />
Home Building<br />
to be Speeded<br />
to Completion<br />
The large Menon Park<br />
vclopment in Central <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> — bordering Roosevelt<br />
blvd between 34th and 38th<br />
sts—•alias been purchased by<br />
Charles A Ginnetti and Earl<br />
Simpson, Atlantic <strong>City</strong> build-<br />
eiqglhiiy rnvrnliri* ytrPTf*' 1 )'*<br />
Mcilon Park was launched two<br />
ycais ago by n flrai headed by Mor-<br />
rh Gross, or Philadelphia-, which pur-<br />
thoii-d the ground from Ihe munlol<br />
pal (joveniment<br />
T<br />
Th* naw owntri Mid Hi*y u*<br />
ondsrtaklng an Immxllalt «pan*<br />
•Ian al the •chidvlid building pre-<br />
gram to k«p up with Hw rtpMly<br />
Incrmlng **ltt <strong>of</strong> ntw hom« In<br />
tfi> community. '<br />
Over 140 home* have been com<br />
pitted and occupied so far In (he<br />
year around Merlon Park tract, out<br />
uf tin- 412* homes that will be tits<br />
wtnlual total (.innetll and Slropion<br />
•,jiJ thev expert (o mmplele an ad-<br />
dltloiml 100 homes in time for oc<br />
uipancy this summtr<br />
The devciopmeiil has three dUfer-<br />
nt models available, ranging from i<br />
1 bedroom ranch home al $8,<br />
1 ht new owners smd tluit a Jlmit<br />
ed niimbtr <strong>of</strong> boyfront lots are still<br />
i\ illablp, olTerlnf frtc docklni) fo-<br />
cilmes fut lesldents<br />
Mayor t-^dward B nowkcr. In com><br />
nunUni upon the transaction, said<br />
tint Mr Gioss had Informed the<br />
(Itv commib^ion home time afo that *<br />
he nat i.eeklng new Mood" in fin.<br />
ncmi, the exponslvo operation<br />
The mayor added thai the cUyJ*M<br />
p direct jtntlllilk->«ood ilit.li Sehool in I1M<br />
ind is einplo\ttl is 1 sf*ertlur\ in<br />
the Liilline.suuud IIIIKI ol lilt Sin(,n<br />
Si Mini* M itliinc Co<br />
The boardwalk parade scheduled<br />
la be staged before the bttuty<br />
contest and dance was cancelled<br />
because <strong>of</strong> the heavy rain Satur<br />
day night An orchettr* compris<br />
ing members <strong>of</strong> the Robert W<br />
Ernest Artisans Memorial Post,<br />
American Legion band, played for<br />
dancing<br />
Iht IIIIIKI u.is the list <strong>of</strong> the so<br />
IM] ind letl t -ltionil r ill mis Illlp mil hupi nc inenl sun bilhlni! and swlnimlnj,<br />
umn lii'i'iotish to thost who in'Situidi\ md .• M>III il ihimh MMI<br />
See Page 1, column 3, please. ' iie Sundiiy morning.<br />
Former A^liss Artisan Wins New<br />
Crown as Miss New Jersey ? 955<br />
Ilenl loyally by anv name is slill !<br />
A<br />
that<br />
o:t Saturday nlKhl after hnvlni.<br />
. 1 scored third in the talent competl-<br />
lil year-old Oimden Kill proved I lion that opened Ihe state event Kn<br />
point Saturday nlRhl a 1 - Wild. day.<br />
woii and pave <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> a more Second place honors went to Mlmi<br />
personal interest In.llH! outcome <strong>of</strong> Ijelnwalri, ol Hillside, who entered as<br />
he annual Miss New Jersey beauty | Miss Newark, and third to Dolores<br />
Piiilcant. Wiullelil. who. was Miss Cranford.<br />
Winml <strong>of</strong> thi slate crown—and |L)li Xinuii <strong>of</strong> Olian Countv was<br />
tin right lo mmpf'tc foi thi Miss siKclid b\ the other conlistants is<br />
Ami-llii title it Atlantic Otv in Sep | Ml s ( iin^umln^<br />
tnibir—\ns Miss Patncin (.impbell . ,, , . . . .<br />
Miss Campbell lust graduated<br />
from Camdtn High School, plant<br />
to enter Glastboro State Teachers'<br />
College tn September. She I* a<br />
teacher In the Sunday School <strong>of</strong><br />
St. Wilfred's Bpltcopil Church In<br />
I t i b<br />
Arrive* for S«aton<br />
Mrs Walter C Becker, ot West<br />
Philadelphia, Is speiiding the sum<br />
|m_er_at 1<br />
them the highlights <strong>of</strong> the<br />
mink rn new tterl and masonry build<br />
ing elected this spring at a coqt <strong>of</strong><br />
jbntit $2aO0fl<br />
A touch <strong>of</strong> humor and <br />
stde tlie building lo do business<br />
Hide when it o|icned for the first<br />
lime )ishTda\ <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> Ihe initial<br />
rust-dav iisiturs v>aUI blunt lie with hd/el I<br />
f\ts Slit cohipetid against 14 other I<br />
vtuni; wuniiin tontendci^ ,<br />
What most people didn't know<br />
until now was that the tame girl<br />
then Patricia Meccarlello — won<br />
the title Mlts Artltan in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> in 1953 and returned here last<br />
year during the. annual outing,<br />
when she relinquished the title tf><br />
Madeline Maul.<br />
Local <strong>of</strong>ficials <strong>of</strong> the Artisans snid<br />
they understood Miss. Meccarlello<br />
changed her name in the meantime<br />
to help further her career.<br />
Her victory at Wildwood as Miss<br />
Campbell was achieved as she car-<br />
ried <strong>of</strong>f nrst place in the bathing<br />
suit and evening gown competition<br />
Open Summer Ham* ••<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John GlIlLam'BKd<br />
r amiiy have opened their summer<br />
home here at 829 Delaneey pi.<br />
I Camden An Interpretive ballet<br />
dance was her talent contest <strong>of</strong>fer<br />
Ing She alto likes bowling and<br />
iltterbugglng<br />
When ihr won tht Artisan heiulv<br />
ciown here tv»o years ago she al<br />
teady hud started leaching, ballet in<br />
ceicatioii center in Camden dur<br />
lnj, her spare time from hieh .school<br />
The Wlldvtood state contest was<br />
-poiisored by Hie <strong>Jun</strong>ior Chamber <strong>of</strong><br />
Commerce there The winner re<br />
celvied a 1500 scholarship and a<br />
trophy<br />
TIME and TIDE<br />
,?y<br />
Himputcil en the Heath Fnm|<br />
L.011KP011 Bridge, add 33 mln t<br />
.icct Eriilke adii BO mln , jjen<br />
IV1I1U Hrldge ndd 1 hr 20 mln .<br />
Stint BiltlEe. add 1 hr 23 mln.<br />
Apogee "—Full Moon<br />
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1 Lsw<br />
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JUNE-<br />
28 ...<br />
!9 ~ . .<br />
30 „<br />
JUL.Y—<br />
R 59<br />
9 49<br />
10 35
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2 SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Openings Set<br />
fist race on Saturday<br />
'"•Inveterate "opening attenders" en-<br />
Ipoyed a field day Saturday with the<br />
jfiihi opintog iJf k now bank drive-<br />
UnV> newly enlarged record shot)<br />
and a new boardwalk fudge shop.<br />
Harold D. Price entertained at the<br />
Qgjfa CHy Record Shop, 837 Asbury<br />
ftv>, on the expansion <strong>of</strong> Ms record<br />
-and hobby shop. The occasion also<br />
jjmarked the beginning <strong>of</strong> dally broad-<br />
casting from the shop by Station<br />
WMID.<br />
During tho evening, Harry Englemelr<br />
was host at the opening <strong>of</strong> Ms<br />
now Copper Kettle Fudge Shop at<br />
11th ist. and tho boardwalk. A host <strong>of</strong><br />
guests enjoyed rcfreslimenta and<br />
dancing, with rotating sky lights giving<br />
the occasion a Hollywood flair.<br />
During the afternoon, Tile National<br />
Bank <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> opened its drivein<br />
branch at 13th St. and West av.<br />
with city <strong>of</strong>ficials and many civic and<br />
social personalities unending.<br />
SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT<br />
OPEN DAILY AT 7 A.M.<br />
BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c<br />
ALL FULL COURSE<br />
DINNERS<br />
$ 1.25<br />
TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER $2.25<br />
REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI<br />
Scullvilfo, on the Mays Landing - Somers Point Read<br />
John SAFIO, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323<br />
Cut Up CHICKEN, THIGHS and BREASTS<br />
GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN<br />
Shop at<br />
BRADLEY'S FARMERS MARKET<br />
*116 Atlantic Ave. Phone 2124<br />
FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY<br />
1'^<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BEACH FRONT TRACT<br />
45th and Central Avenue<br />
250 FOOT FRONTAGi<br />
(WILL DIVIDE)<br />
AVAILABLE TOR<br />
12 MODERN APARTMENTS<br />
Act Now — Good Beachfront Lots are Scarce<br />
E. R. FRENCH<br />
1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908<br />
Night In Venice Boat<br />
Parade Set August 6<br />
Continues Trom pig* 1<br />
ncross the bay to Somers Point, and<br />
was witnessed by thousands <strong>of</strong> spectators.<br />
Several changes and Improvements<br />
are planned for tills yea*, the committee<br />
reported. Persons Interested<br />
in taking an active part In this and<br />
otuor community events are invited<br />
to attend regular meetings <strong>of</strong> the<br />
group Fridays'at noon.<br />
A financial report was accepted<br />
from the antique auto outing events,<br />
and the committee pronounced the<br />
entire week end a success and a line<br />
attraction for the retort<br />
Leslie Henry. preiTdent <strong>of</strong> Hie<br />
Antique Automobile Club <strong>of</strong> Arn.r-<br />
Ice, Und William iBodtn, jtt activity<br />
dlrjclor, itated |M Hie lot*I group<br />
thai th«y *iope to return with an<br />
even grutir .ttrictlon next year,<br />
They iild their members enjoyed<br />
the meeting In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> more than<br />
in other communities where they<br />
met previously.<br />
Salvation Army Drive<br />
Opens In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Continued from page 1<br />
homeleii, Jobless, lonely or aged; to<br />
aleolhollei, unwed mothers, or the<br />
vtetlma <strong>of</strong> disaster.<br />
"Our loc«l unit operating the<br />
year around here In our own city<br />
rendered service! fa, many during<br />
th. part year. When ,l» seemed that<br />
all doon were clsttd, the Sulvntlon<br />
Army .was a Ifrlend Indeed..<br />
"Doing Its all and saying little In<br />
Its own behalf, the Salvation Army<br />
depends upon us for support in Its<br />
current fund drive. <strong>On</strong>ly the humanity<br />
In our own hearts can arouse us<br />
to meet this urgent need."<br />
FOUND<br />
PARAKHT — Owner may<br />
have by identifying arid<br />
paying for this Ad.<br />
2120 West Ave., Phone 3251<br />
WARDS<br />
SPECIALS<br />
Applesauce Cake 50c<br />
— Tuesday —<br />
Devil's Fudge Cake 55c<br />
— Wednesday —<br />
Angel Cake 69c<br />
— Thursday —<br />
Pound Cake 60c-80c<br />
- Friday & Saturday -<br />
OLD FASHIONED<br />
COCOA. LAYER CAKE<br />
(Reg. 75c Size)<br />
70c<br />
WARDS<br />
PASTRY SHOP<br />
INC.<br />
724 Aibury Avonut<br />
Phona 1260<br />
THANK YOU....<br />
We wish to express our appreciation to the<br />
Jr - - ' ,<br />
Mayor and his Official Family Personnel <strong>of</strong><br />
Convention Hall, Local Merchants and all<br />
others who helped to make our Annual<br />
Outing the best ever.<br />
Order <strong>of</strong> Mutual Protection<br />
New Tabernacle<br />
Takes Spotlight<br />
Described by Luff<br />
at Annual Dinner<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
matter "<br />
He reported that attendance nt<br />
Tabernacle services lait summer was<br />
excellent, and equally good results<br />
ore expected tills year He bald he<br />
liad found that the vast majority <strong>of</strong><br />
people favoi keeping the resort as<br />
It la<br />
Mayor Edward B Bowker, another<br />
<strong>of</strong> the principal speekers, told <strong>of</strong><br />
some <strong>of</strong> the community Improvement<br />
projects that prc contemplated.<br />
/ "Timei are changing," ha sen-<br />
'Unwed, "Wir ch.no*. th* young<br />
pasple and- now th. young pjople<br />
•re thiniing tht older i»op{e. We<br />
commluloner* are gild OtMn <strong>City</strong><br />
hit I Tabaniicle Aioclatlon lo<br />
help maintain a level courts and<br />
He said that support <strong>of</strong> tho Tiber<br />
nacle has been helpful In making<br />
decisions for the best interests <strong>of</strong><br />
the city.<br />
The mayor said he, too, eherifhed<br />
memories <strong>of</strong> the old Tabcrnode<br />
building which is to be razed at the<br />
end <strong>of</strong> the summer.<br />
"I can remember playing around<br />
the ground! ai a bey, and must<br />
admit I wit one <strong>of</strong> thote whs uMd<br />
te tit a rape on the clapper ef<br />
the bell, •Mng It through the<br />
trees, and then ring It from hiding<br />
on Hallowe'en,"<br />
The new Tibernaele building, he<br />
predicted, will change the entire pic<br />
lure <strong>of</strong> the area and Is a major<br />
forward step.<br />
Dr. Fred O. HoIIoway, president<br />
<strong>of</strong> Drew University at Madison, N. Jji<br />
another speaker also praised <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> and the Association.<br />
"In nest reierti the sky It the<br />
limit, but In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> the sky Is<br />
the law," he said, "It is wondtrful<br />
to have a community where »<br />
many people on vacation still gs<br />
te churlh,"<br />
The dining group was entertained<br />
by the Tabernacle Chorus, under the<br />
direction <strong>of</strong> Fritz Krueger. The benediction<br />
was by the Rev, Frank F.<br />
Adler, pastor <strong>of</strong> St..John's Lutheran<br />
Church.<br />
Durlnf the eveninj most <strong>of</strong> the<br />
diners had an opportunity for elqie<br />
inspection <strong>of</strong> a detailed scale model<br />
<strong>of</strong> the new Tabernacle building, for<br />
which contracting bids will be called<br />
about August 1.<br />
Recording Stars to lie<br />
Resort Shop Visitors<br />
Terrsi!'Stevens/the first <strong>of</strong> a lojg<br />
$« <strong>of</strong> stage j'ara reeording stars %t<br />
be presented at tne <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Record<br />
Shop, will be In Oeean <strong>City</strong> this<br />
morning.<br />
Miss Stevens, a popular recording<br />
star for RCA, currently appearing on<br />
tho Steel Pier, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, will<br />
visit the shop at M7 Asbury av. at 10<br />
a. m. She will itgn autograplis for<br />
fans.<br />
Bill Haley and His Comets, popuiiir<br />
jazz combo, will visit the shop<br />
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The<br />
"rock.and.roll" voeallst-gultarlst will<br />
be here to promote his new records.<br />
Harold D, Price, proBHetor, an.<br />
nounced that Johnny Ray, who made<br />
crying a popular form <strong>of</strong> vocalizing,<br />
will be a giiest next week.<br />
Income Property<br />
Large Reildence iultlble for<br />
Ouest Home or Conversion<br />
to Aptrtmenti.<br />
Optn Billy<br />
419 <strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue<br />
FOR SALE or RENT<br />
Attractive New<br />
BUNGALOWS<br />
OIL HEAT<br />
WIST AVI. (Oc«.n Side)<br />
Betvreen 49rh and 501 h St.<br />
LarBB LMng Room, Combination<br />
Krtthen «M Dinette. Near beach,<br />
2 Btdroorrfi. Convtnlent to trtln.<br />
Will Finance. Ready for<br />
Immediate' Oc'cuplhcy.<br />
Price Includes Seretnt, Aluminum<br />
Blind* and Electric Rente.<br />
ROBT.W.MARTINDALE<br />
•EALTOR<br />
«21 BALTIMORE AVE<br />
PrilLA.43, PA,<br />
Phone Belgrade 6-1511<br />
Famed Actress Visits Kiwqnis<br />
CONSTANdB BENNS1T, who ttairad lastiweek at the Gateway Playhouse, was aft'<br />
Iiorinfflfpic't'it liwt 'inrnirir'- Klwanls Club meeting at Sinuns* Restaurant, She was pra.<br />
sented with a key to the city by Mayor Wward B, Bowker;Bhowji here are J. Bush Chattin<br />
club (president; Mayor Bowker, Miss Bennett and»«iw*haii Dwi|ht, Playhouse -pro.<br />
ducer.—Senipr Studio photo. ' .<br />
Name Winners<br />
in YFC Events<br />
Boys and Girts Take<br />
Regional Honors<br />
The nine-day conference <strong>of</strong> Youth<br />
.'or Christ International concluded<br />
here Sunday with announeement <strong>of</strong><br />
the Bastern Region representatives<br />
at tiie national teen-age preaching<br />
contest and Bible ouiz at Winonna<br />
Lake, Ind., from JulytlO to 20.<br />
More than 8,000 teen-agers and<br />
adults attended -the conferenM,<br />
which featured nlghUy sessions on<br />
the Music Pier at which were presenteel<br />
some <strong>of</strong> the noled evanielists<br />
In the eountry, along with muslcal<br />
and sunshine parties.<br />
The (eontestarih selected for Hit<br />
natlsnal finals were the survivors<br />
<strong>of</strong> elimination contest* held during<br />
the week, iAt Wlnonn* Lake, they<br />
will compete agalnit 2,000 other<br />
high .school youths reprnentlng 11<br />
regions.,<br />
Bob Bailey, IT-year-oId Lancaster,<br />
Pa,, boy, will represent the Bastern<br />
Region, comprising New Jersey,<br />
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware<br />
and New York, In the boy preacher<br />
finals. Ann Stolzfuss, 18, ol Coeh.<br />
mneville. Pa., will compete*'iLn the<br />
girl .speakers' notional tltsmpionship..<br />
A group )<strong>of</strong> iflve Hlmitfad, Md.,<br />
teenager* will carry the Reflen's<br />
banner In the Bible quli contest,<br />
which iwlll •ttract some 700 null<br />
teams. They lire Jo Ann iaeauia,<br />
15; Roser Garland, 17; Larry Michael,<br />
,11; Sail Enton, 16, and Irnle<br />
Stepp, ,11, .<br />
Others to compete in the finals<br />
are Miss Enson and Jack Witherup,<br />
IT, <strong>of</strong> Coatesvlllc, Pa,, songleaders;<br />
Linda Worth, 14, West Orove, Pa.,<br />
soloist; jack Howe, 18, WUllamsport,<br />
f>a., instrumental solo; Bob Barnett,<br />
15; Eonald Thompson, 16, and Frank,<br />
tin Pyle, 15, all <strong>of</strong> Welt Grove, instrumenul<br />
trio.<br />
The. conference was under the direction<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Rev, • Floyd Ankerberg,<br />
with the messages brought by<br />
m, Rooert Cook, Conference presl.<br />
dent: the Rev. Leonard Campbell<br />
and Dr, T, W, Wilson, The Rev, Hal<br />
Webb directed the vocal siniing,<br />
with Rudy AtWQod serving the con.<br />
ference as pianist. '<br />
COA1/NG EVENTS<br />
July 1—Lulu Temple Shrine Choir.<br />
July J—Beginning free orchestra<br />
concerts on the Music Pier,<br />
July 4—Fireworks dliplay and<br />
band concert.<br />
July (h-Klwanls.A. A, U, swim,<br />
ming and diving meet.<br />
July »—Haddonfleld Choral Society<br />
concert,<br />
July IS—Cheltenham Choral Art<br />
Society concert,<br />
July M—Homestead Steelworkers<br />
MaleChorus concert. -• — •<br />
July 2J—Lanchesier Chorus, eoncert.<br />
,<br />
July 30—Qermantown %le Chorus<br />
concert. . •<br />
Son Is Born to<br />
Former Rosorter<br />
Mr, and Mrs. Robert U Bross are<br />
receiving congratulatioiis on the<br />
birth <strong>of</strong> a son <strong>Jun</strong>e IB in the Lankenau<br />
Hospital, Philadelphia.<br />
Mrs. Bross Is the former Jeanne<br />
Malhews, <strong>of</strong> 438 Asbury av. and Ardmore,<br />
Pa. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brass<br />
have summered in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for<br />
many years.<br />
In Footsteps Of Btt\y Graham<br />
ftOBERT BMLfeYHcit, <strong>of</strong>"Lan&ster, &., wasichoseki<br />
Friday night as winner <strong>of</strong> the preaching contest folr aspiring<br />
evangelists, as part <strong>of</strong> Youth for Christ conference at 1 the;<br />
Music Pier. He is being congratulated by Robert Neff, alfjo<br />
<strong>of</strong> Lancaster, advisor and director <strong>of</strong> the contests—Senior<br />
Studio photo.<br />
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FACTORY TRAINED<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
ANTENNAS<br />
frecfeo* and Installed<br />
• Se(f Supporting Towers •<br />
AOIhorizad De<strong>of</strong>ers<br />
• ZENITH<br />
News frpm<br />
J By C. S. War<br />
Vlsltlm! Mr. and' Mrs'H R. Ilidoll<br />
Sr. on Petnbroko %\nv this week<br />
were Mr.- and Mrs. It R. fhdbll Jr<br />
and (stnlly, br Ncwtdwn Snikh;, 1 Fa<br />
. and Mrs. Henry SaUcrwaid, ot<br />
HAl 'Wr aUttnnel- residents<br />
at^ttt^lv* Home on OxTonl<br />
L«ne. Tiielr cMdftn enjoy th6 week<br />
onfli v/W thebi. Hury; who was Just<br />
graduated fr<strong>of</strong>n LUUb Ttowfcr Hlfh<br />
ScJittOl, and lMVbara Were down over<br />
the week' end ' •<br />
• • *<br />
tn addition to out: campaign for<br />
trtcn here U' tfib Park, Ware mmacrlng<br />
v/^mt We can do about the<br />
d<strong>of</strong>klng facHltlfc?. Several <strong>of</strong> our residents<br />
either own boats or arc con.<br />
tcmplotlng purchasing thom. Any<br />
Ides send to S6DZ Pembroke.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poling, <strong>of</strong><br />
North W«Jcs,Ti., end Mr. «Hd M«.<br />
AHhUr Dsvidsbii, <strong>of</strong> Coatesviilc, Pit.<br />
Visiting Children Bid<br />
To Tour Our <strong>City</strong> Hall,<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
partment for inspection or apparatus,<br />
cqulpineiit and alarm answering sys.<br />
tern, and another picture display <strong>of</strong><br />
major fires here over the years, to be<br />
shown for the promotion <strong>of</strong> lire pro.<br />
ventloli.<br />
The group will tnen visit the Mu.<br />
nicipal Court and sit in on hearing i<br />
<strong>of</strong> charges.<br />
, I<br />
Rescue Two Girls<br />
Two joung girl, w,<br />
the surf nt Sea fc|<br />
afternoon alter they „<br />
In a gully about 75<br />
hhore at lllh st<br />
Rescued b> Guard, „<br />
naugh and Martin LidT<br />
encc H<strong>of</strong>fman, 11, or<br />
Lois Dei_ker, 10, <strong>of</strong><br />
guards said the girli<br />
exhausted when<br />
SENIOR<br />
fM ASkURV AVE.<br />
roi<br />
LIHWOOD<br />
KENNELS<br />
Boarding - C/f'ppfi<br />
Special Seasonal Rt(«<br />
Pick-up & Delivery<br />
1633 Shore Road<br />
Linwood<br />
Phone Somers Point 351<br />
ANNUAL ROAST BEEF DINHER<br />
SPONSORED IV<br />
MARMORA VOL. FIRE CO.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Flrt Hall, Mormora, N. J;<br />
SATURDAY, JULY % 5 to 8 P, M.<br />
M" EA CHlLDRiN W<br />
•TJO -I UNDHII ,/Sj<br />
LIVE AND SHOP IN<br />
CENTRAL OCEAN CITif<br />
(THE GEQQitApkcAL CENTER OF Tt<br />
DOT'S<br />
BEAUTY SALON<br />
A Complete<br />
Beauty Headquarters<br />
3331 WEST AVENUE<br />
Doris Wells PHONE 1262<br />
BAKER'S<br />
STUFFED SQUAB<br />
CHICKEN<br />
OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS AREA<br />
PRIZE-WINNING CHICKENS<br />
COOKED IN OUR ROTISSERIE<br />
Always a Large Variety <strong>of</strong> TakeHome Flatten<br />
Advance Orders Appreciated<br />
BAKER'S Chicken Cottagd<br />
2120 Asbury Ave. Open Daily Phone<br />
Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
ROGERS WHISTLE STOP<br />
34th and HAVEN'AVENUE OCEAN CITY, I<br />
FEATURING: DELICATESSEN<br />
TOYS ••• GIFTS ~ HOUSEWARES<br />
Serving Merion Park an(( Cent.<br />
If Yaw Car Won't Start,<br />
or Your Tire Goes Flat<br />
CAU us FOR prom SERYKI<br />
PQWEU-<br />
Esso Service<br />
34«i<br />
\<br />
28, 19JS<br />
Anniversiry<br />
Hrs. Lu^w'S Ueie, Bi39<br />
L ctlebrfltcd their SMh<br />
wrsnry oti Sunday. The<br />
given bv their ion and<br />
Mr. i*nd Mrs, James<br />
<strong>of</strong> other family*<br />
tne<br />
YOUR FURS<br />
CALL<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
5-3030<br />
•your furs safe during<br />
Vding» r us monfhi<br />
ahead<br />
0CPERT FUR<br />
R0WODELING<br />
..noble Rates<br />
,« COATS STORID<br />
, A. Lime As $iW<br />
1 Coats $1.50<br />
AGRONS<br />
7.ll PACIFIC AVi.<br />
-Widneidsy and Silurday<br />
• |«nln9s 'til » P. M.<br />
Mtthodisl Wemtn fe<br />
Conduct Bake Sal*<br />
The Woman's Society <strong>of</strong> Christian<br />
Service <strong>of</strong> the Hrst Methodist<br />
Purch will sponsor a hSe^fe<br />
Saturday from B i, m, to ^ J^l!<br />
front <strong>of</strong> Murnhy's it<strong>of</strong>e. »th st, and<br />
Asbury av. Mrs, HaymoBd Blood<br />
president, is chairman <strong>of</strong> the aBte<br />
and Mrs, Wlljlam CnddM' Sri,<br />
in chario <strong>of</strong> the adverUsinj posu«<br />
The circles participating fatS<br />
affair are Dorcas, Esther Mlrl«ti<br />
Priscilla and Ruth, Proceeds <strong>of</strong> th,<br />
sale will go Into the W s C s<br />
treasury, ' —<br />
9 S B<br />
Guests <strong>of</strong> Townssnd!<br />
Mr, and Mrs, Francis Townsend<br />
Sr,, 1428 Prospect pL, recently en.<br />
tertalned their son, dauihter.ln.law<br />
and grandson, Mr. and Mrt, F.<br />
Townsend Jr. and Stevle <strong>of</strong> Hunt<br />
liigton, Pa,, and Miss Betty Barbour,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Lankcnau Hospital.<br />
Garrison Jewelers<br />
WATCHES<br />
DIAMONDS . JEWELRY<br />
Expert Watch and<br />
Jewelry Repairing<br />
Modernizing<br />
ALL WATCHiS TESTED ON<br />
WATCH MASTER<br />
US ASBURY AVENUi<br />
Nnllon.l Bisk •! OHU <strong>City</strong> Bldf,<br />
VUONH nil<br />
Your A&P Super Market at<br />
Streef<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
IS NOW<br />
OPEN<br />
MONDAY<br />
• • •: : and • -<br />
TUESDAY<br />
as well as<br />
THURSDAY and<br />
FRIDAY NIGHTS<br />
Until<br />
P.M.<br />
Following A&P Shore<br />
rketi Are Open late<br />
MONDAY, TUESDAY,<br />
HURSDAY and FRIDAY<br />
NIGHTS . . . V<br />
36 South Main SlrMt Ple^n*<br />
6604 Ytntiwr AvMut. Ytntmj<br />
1100 Aftanflc AvfBut. Athnft c^<br />
lyn Minor Shopping to^^<br />
—
•*•:<br />
k<br />
A;,.<br />
SECTION ONE<br />
THE OCBAN CITY SENTiNEL-LEDaCR<br />
with the elubi havlnn contributed<br />
over $10,000 fewsrd work <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Rotary Foundation and with five<br />
Nicholson Takes new eluhi having teen argmlzed,<br />
Th* <strong>Ocean</strong> (<strong>City</strong> club was one <strong>of</strong> a<br />
few which tubscribed 100 per cent<br />
Reins <strong>of</strong> Rotary ef Its membership Is the Rotary<br />
foundation, which finances an ex-<br />
I Governor Here for change student program to further<br />
international understanding,<br />
•{ Club Installation<br />
Mr, LnviMiind, a pnil iirosidfiil ui<br />
Continued from put 1the<br />
chili, nniciiiled in tin' iiuliiiMion<br />
'French, French B. Lovclmid, Harold<br />
uf Mr, Nichnlsori as iiresUli'iit. Ill<br />
Lee, and Samuel R. Smilll.<br />
" The district governor vaic«I his<br />
personal praise <strong>of</strong> the roapvraticn<br />
liven him by Ihe <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> ilub<br />
Huring the year just ondiiia. and particularly<br />
the help Riv him i»y rv.<br />
tiring president lllrei.<br />
The 372nd district has hid * rt-<br />
.mirkablt y»ir, he pointed svi<br />
1<br />
refvriTd lii hm piiriiripaiiiin in IniiTiiiiiionul<br />
coiivt-niiiinN and cither affairs<br />
and di'i'larcd Ilia! "he wns a<br />
Hiitarkiii eiiMi Iwfuro he hwamc a<br />
iTH'nibi'f."<br />
T;»> mnv pronldcnl's initial an-<br />
••^.i-ii'mi'iit wai. uf his Intention lu<br />
,t..iihi' Mlit- ili-iiil ivuiKl dub," a fiii<br />
I(..J,IJ tii'i 1 uivi-n to I hi 1 ideiits,<br />
".", Is not good sense 10 throw<br />
away all Hieir experience," he ex<br />
plained, "Instead, I am iloinB to pill<br />
them to work."<br />
lie prcgpnteil a past.prosident's<br />
pin in Mr. Hires.<br />
Francis L, jsnet, assistant pro.<br />
rector <strong>of</strong> fish and game far the<br />
state In this district, the guest<br />
speaker, told the group tame ef<br />
the highlights <strong>of</strong> New Jei sty's program<br />
to regulate hunting and fishing<br />
and to manage wildlife.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e iif the new developments this<br />
year, lit- said, is ihe HUH safety pro,<br />
Mi'am in cooperation with the Naliiinnl<br />
Hide A,Miciulion. Under il,<br />
hoj-n applying fur llii'lr Ihnl litmiint'<br />
licenses muni llrs! qualify by lakini!<br />
a friiir-huur NRA course In firearm<br />
past prosit<br />
Hi' predicted Mini aflpr this pro.<br />
i/ram is fully npi-ralivo it will en,<br />
I'utiiViiii 1 that order. Many oilier sports *f.<br />
tract ttrgtr crowds, he explained,<br />
but they are in the role <strong>of</strong> spec- CD, Red Cross<br />
fs.grs.<br />
He asserted that the trend will he<br />
for mure and more .<strong>of</strong> the two sports in Agreement<br />
in he concentrated In the Kuiiihern<br />
New Jersey district because It <strong>of</strong>fers<br />
the largest remalnlnii ijame nreserve Define Duties In<br />
arras. This concentration will pm a<br />
sllll grealer premium mi sensible Event ef Trouble<br />
wildlife management, ho said.<br />
Detniis <strong>of</strong> a "statement <strong>of</strong> under-<br />
Guests were Introduced by Dr. ,1. st.-mdins" iK-tween the New Jersey<br />
Tiioriiley HiiUlies, and siiiuirlii was Division <strong>of</strong> Civil Defense nnd .Dis-<br />
led by itubeil T, lluwhes.<br />
aster Control anil the American Nnlinmil<br />
Red Cross were aiinqimeed<br />
Guist <strong>of</strong> Mrt. Schwank Friday at Trenton.<br />
Mrs, Carl Sanriberttcr, «f Philadel-<br />
Thomas S. Dlunan, sclina director<br />
phia and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, was n aiiasl or ol Civil Defense and Disaster Con.<br />
Mrs. .lames L. .Schwunk. ,12 Morn, 11 ol. and John J, Morris, director or<br />
iiibsidi' nl., lor the past two weeks. Field Serviee, American Niilionni Ked<br />
Mis. Hanilherffef is leaving to upi-n Cross, lifter a series nf meetlniJs, de.<br />
her cuitagu in Maine and she will veloped nnd clai'ilicd Ihe activities<br />
liavc as her HiiesL fir July and AUH. iiiii reNpiinsihllities <strong>of</strong> With oruani-<br />
lit Mrs. James Loo Sehwank. <strong>of</strong> nlions in I hn event <strong>of</strong> a disaster.<br />
more participation in hum.<br />
The understanding provides that<br />
im: by huys, while redueini: ihe in- WITH LIMITATIONS<br />
In disasters generally, the New<br />
eidence ol' huniinK accidents,<br />
Viola—!>o you believe in free Jersey CD DC jothories, as the re.<br />
Fishing and hunting, the speak,<br />
er laid, are the two largest parti.<br />
clpJnt sports in New Jersey, In<br />
speech?<br />
spensible governmental authority<br />
Percy—That depends on whether<br />
in disaster, will asume direction<br />
and leader' hip for the total dls<br />
1'rti limjjer ihan ihe O'JUT follow, j aster situation In (he community.<br />
JOE Dl ORIO'S<br />
CIRCLE CAFE<br />
SOMIRS POiNT<br />
-•- w "" "<br />
HERE N O W ...<br />
The Sensational Piano Star<br />
IRV LEE<br />
APPiARING NITELY<br />
Kitchen Open<br />
IViRY DAY<br />
STEAKS ..SPAGHETTI •• ANTIPASTO<br />
ALWAYS OUR FAMOUS SANDWICHES<br />
"Gateway <strong>of</strong> Ihe Stars"<br />
TONIGHT<br />
And Nightly at 8:45<br />
JONATHAN DWIQHT Presents<br />
IN PiRSON<br />
SIDNEY<br />
BLACKMER<br />
as Capf. Queeg<br />
IN<br />
u Th© Caine Mutiny<br />
Court Martial''<br />
With Philip Prindle as Greenwald<br />
and Buff Shurr as Maryk<br />
The Most Dramatic Show en the Stage Today!<br />
(Two Shows lituMlay, July 2, at 7 and 9:30 P, M.)<br />
PRIClSi $3.00. $2,40 ALL SfATI<br />
$1.10 tax !ne, RiSBRViD<br />
Reservations — Somers Point 3321<br />
ACRiS OF PARKING AIR COOLiD THEATRE<br />
CONEY'S<br />
LIQUOR STORE<br />
Well Known Brands<br />
RYE<br />
BOURBON<br />
GIN - RUM<br />
and BIER<br />
OPEN<br />
WEEKDAYS<br />
9 A, M, to IB P. M.<br />
No Sunday Safes<br />
BAR<br />
OPEN<br />
DAILY<br />
7 a.m. - 2 a.m.<br />
SUNDAY<br />
12 NOON<br />
Phone 9051<br />
34th Sfreef<br />
Just Over the Bridge<br />
UHCOUf<br />
AMPLE FREE<br />
PARKING<br />
FREE PARKING<br />
TO DINERS<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
AIR CONDITIONID<br />
9th Street and Wesley Avenue<br />
CLUB BREAK FAST-8 to 12 Noon<br />
DINNER - 5 to 9 P. M,<br />
Same Management as Lincoln Hotel<br />
IVIRITT L. COPi, OwnerManager<br />
MEMBER OF GOURMET DINING CLUB<br />
Old Fashioned<br />
SILVER<br />
DOLLAR NIGHT<br />
EVERY WEDNESDAY<br />
SfflP BAR<br />
SOMiRS POINT<br />
LOTS OF FUN - PRIZES<br />
GUEST STARS<br />
Plus Our Regular Top Notch Entertainment<br />
IRCLE<br />
LIQUOR STORi<br />
<strong>On</strong> the Traffie Circle, Somers Point, N. j,<br />
NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMIRS POiNT<br />
i Complete Stock <strong>of</strong><br />
POPULAR BRANDS<br />
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC<br />
* WHISKEY *WINI<br />
* LIQUOR<br />
500 CASES<br />
ICE COLD BEER<br />
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES<br />
When enemy action creates a dis-<br />
Ji.ier cunrliliiiii. Civil deleiis,' is fully<br />
ri .piiiuihlc and will Mill*' lite per.<br />
inline] iuiil facilities <strong>of</strong> all ciimmiuiiij<br />
fuie/wii's. Ifii'liidiiit' lltil i'*., in<br />
emTyinu olll Mils lespiinsihility, it<br />
will also assume t nl iil financial resfjiiiiKibilily<br />
nnd will oncralc in accordance<br />
willl I'Xhtilll! Civil lie-<br />
I'l'i-se antl lii-iasli-r Control policy<br />
In disasters rriiillinu from causes<br />
oilier than enemy action, the Cli-DC<br />
authorities will as-iiinc direction and<br />
le.'iilersliip in accordance with Ils<br />
siiUitory responsibilities. The lied<br />
Ci'inis will provide fund, eliiUum;,<br />
shelter and supplementary medical<br />
cure on a mass can- lia«is in all who<br />
"apply. TtiK will be dune, according<br />
In Ihe understanding, without in-<br />
NcliHiitiiin in' veriiicalinii <strong>of</strong> re.<br />
In addition, .till? lied Cross oreanizaiion<br />
will rcMister those in need<br />
ol aid, receive nnd answer welfare<br />
inquiries, and compile lists <strong>of</strong> the<br />
dt'i.il and injured.<br />
Murri,-. poitiled mil that his nrifaniriiVmn<br />
will thus be carryitm out Its<br />
traditional responsibilities and,-while<br />
recognizing ihe responsihility <strong>of</strong><br />
{luvernrnent in disasters, will exercise<br />
financial and iidmTrTHtniiive con.<br />
iripl iivcr ils own activities.<br />
f « s a<br />
ffhiiiilt<br />
Then I tnld them uf the Hand<br />
<strong>of</strong> my find, which wag good<br />
Upon me..,—.(Nehenilah 3,18.)<br />
Blessed are we when, through<br />
righteous living and constant<br />
prayer, s-e are aware <strong>of</strong> thg<br />
I'reaeiirn <strong>of</strong> God everl.iRtinflj<br />
within and about LIB. Then,<br />
laying our hand in IIlit, we will<br />
rm ff'iiiluri anil strnngthtuii'il in<br />
fiiir qiii'st for pvnre <strong>of</strong> soul and<br />
mind.<br />
"Now here's a fealure not<br />
found in most earn... POWER<br />
ASHTRAVH!"<br />
I Somerset Maimham, million<br />
"Mnney Is like a sixth sense —<br />
and you eali'l maKe use nf I he other<br />
five without It."<br />
DRIVING<br />
SCHOOL<br />
OCiAN CITY DOOR TO<br />
DOOR SIRVICI<br />
Nervous Students our Specialty<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Instructors<br />
Phone P'vlle 7« for Appointment<br />
AC DRiVING SCHOOL<br />
811 N. MAIN ST., P'VILLl<br />
Arthur Flonnell, Frep.^<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 27 - July 2 in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Theatres<br />
DDRLYN<br />
CONTINUOUS 10.-30 A, M. TO MIDNIGHT<br />
MON, • WID.<br />
"Blackboard <strong>Jun</strong>gle"<br />
GLENN FORD<br />
ANNE FRANCIS<br />
TMU, • SAT,<br />
"Interrupted Melody"<br />
ELEANOR PARKER<br />
SLINN FORD<br />
in Cinemascope and Color<br />
MON, • WID.<br />
"The Magnificent<br />
Matador"<br />
MAUREEN O'HARA<br />
ANTHONY QUINN<br />
in Clnfmoseape and Color<br />
THU. • SAT.<br />
"The Far Horizons"<br />
CHARLTON HliTON<br />
DONNA RIID<br />
In Viif- 1 Viilah and ToehnlEeler<br />
MATINff DAILY 2i3S_FIRST iVININO SHOW 7;1S<br />
MON. • WID,<br />
"Marty"<br />
ERNEST BORONINI<br />
we buy 'em when<br />
they're cheap<br />
BiTSY BLAIR<br />
THU, • SAT.<br />
"Strategic Air<br />
Command"<br />
JAMIS STiWART<br />
JUNI ALLYiON<br />
in Vista Vision and Technicolor<br />
Now at Regular Prices<br />
Re-opens Thursday,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e.30, at 7;1S<br />
THU. • SAT.<br />
"Ain't Miibehavin"<br />
RORV CALHOUN<br />
in^Teehnleolor<br />
PIPIR LAURII<br />
<strong>On</strong> Our New Wide Screen<br />
...and enjoy 'em when<br />
they're high!<br />
easy with our frozen storage cabinet<br />
Save on lower pritea . , , get foodi at<br />
Iheir p*ak <strong>of</strong> goodneBi,, .when Xpu buy<br />
and freew right at tht peak <strong>of</strong> (Ae uaton!<br />
. S» the marvelj <strong>of</strong> food«itorinf convenienee<br />
that have been buUt into mod.<br />
tm electric food tntnn.<br />
Learn what a convtriitnce and<br />
BUY WHERE YOU SEE THIS SEAL<br />
YOU ARE ASSURED<br />
QUALITY MERCHANDISE .FAIR PRICES<br />
and<br />
SERVICE AFTER THI SALE<br />
ATLANTIC CITY<br />
plcttiure it ii to hove your fruits,<br />
.vegetablea, ment, game, poultry always<br />
on hand .,, and to enjoy their fteihpacked<br />
flavor all through the year,<br />
Visit your appUinee deaJtr today and<br />
choose the liw and model for your<br />
family's needs.<br />
T H E<br />
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY<br />
Sf It! M ELECTRIC COMPANY<br />
Don't get<br />
in a<br />
tangle<br />
over the<br />
the only car<br />
that Sells mo<br />
because It's<br />
worth more!<br />
Dealer's!<br />
You also<br />
get low<br />
s Xbyout-<br />
MOK/<br />
.<br />
aa, \m<br />
;kmer Stars<br />
Playhouse<br />
(nine Mutiny' to<br />
tart Run Tonight<br />
, USS Came doclm<br />
Plavhousr tonight ho<br />
!<br />
^*<strong>of</strong> *lcn»e dnma<br />
«MMV Blatknier nknn or mini<br />
• four diwlii on llu tiiw intl<br />
B|ll stir ns the nil mi linn<br />
jr Philip I rjnus Qliti . in<br />
n<br />
ihuiJit *» pi mint lion nl<br />
Cfmc Mulim ("inI Mirinl<br />
IIUDISV » a * Jilapleil fill the Inu.<br />
li*r >~. Ui i m in Wouk frnm hi<br />
bv<br />
JTi/r<br />
HI the e*<br />
IjHtM-t fJ'<br />
4 <strong>of</strong> all i<br />
pit from 1<br />
iU Mrph<br />
jt dputuii i<br />
ill holrl i<br />
turn Cni11<br />
^ nuu I<br />
Mlrnr'nl nnsl Inimnr <strong>of</strong><br />
noiu lilirnr\ cmwi m II<br />
mi ii run iliil un tin<br />
hi 1» 'H"" n - ul H" "i'I<br />
1 k f r<br />
" M'" " muliiH in<br />
ilion ul Die- IPII n i!<br />
rlii" pam Hit I inn<br />
Mirtnl ruiiH iliriui-h<br />
Valley .nd ehrlsloph.i- ColMm<br />
Bus and on iuch ts|8vis|0n shows<br />
n Suspens,, itudis <strong>On</strong>e and Ihe<br />
Perry Como program<br />
I I Ii I<br />
• 1.M, Prop. WMlhtf.SM! Ini.<br />
Weaiher^Seal<br />
753 WEST AVENUE<br />
uhn iiiinlil ralhc-i<br />
THE OCEAN CtW SCMTiNEL.l.IDeBft<br />
7'" .-- Hi I. i v.,nnn<br />
the •iui Hrunmr BeolrlCH Stralahl Co-S/ars In Drama <strong>of</strong> Bull Ring<br />
iPlieired mill ln,c Fariar in Cira<br />
I no ill Hirtirir and Richaid IU<br />
f.Hinssiltl llu ikvsl nljlk nin thii »n m re,,,,,!, I<br />
«iu »illi loin, ttjsnp ln 1|)C „, „<br />
md Mi, \i,ji,i, bttall ,„, JU|nfc ^<br />
i ii ilium. In, pi i par mm ,Lhnn|<br />
il^x il Mirnrsbiri. Hi Aiadmn<br />
"I" Ii In ill-mil hiinkei In ipp, ,rin<br />
llu i u \\ nniMi ,<br />
Blackmer s star reie quickly en<br />
Broadway, and iftsr World War I '<br />
he began dividing his time between '<br />
Nfw York and Hollywood He has !<br />
hem starred er featured In oner<br />
100 filmi In rteent seasons, he ap<br />
pearid with Shirley Booth in<br />
Come Bask Llltle Sheba In New<br />
York and on (our with Nancy '<br />
Kelly in The Country Clrl |<br />
I uli Mm ulm « n fnu.rid in |<br />
llu ni" um IM iilutlii n nl >uliiloi |<br />
I in In hmi t i.| i Lnpl lllaki<br />
1^ |)r,.iilniB olluir ul i In I,,,,, |<br />
nilinil 1 nun Mm. innllm mi m<br />
1111 "I il" ii iih in minium mil<br />
|il i\ I i I hum i. Kulir<br />
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Soil- Ink ihiithir mil ruumi j ,n<br />
• mi vulh iln I until im I nnn us<br />
llu mi i ilniiliiu<br />
lull Shurr, returmni to the [<br />
far his sessnd season ' SIDNEY BLACKMER<br />
icttr singer dancer chortogra , C 111 111 ^<br />
1« i^ii been East as Maryk ' linn<br />
aorr hll been seen In the New ' mull<br />
ud tit I'liiiip'riini'in 'Woman Driver Hurt<br />
ii mi<br />
'i »»'»'». -r iix-tr,. Cor Hits Cafe<br />
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i hid nun «u,|t , M,ip 11 ir mi<br />
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Serving Daily 5 to 8:30 P, M,<br />
Sunday 3 to 8:30 P.M.<br />
CLOSID MONDAYS<br />
(E«cept Halldayil ,<br />
Dine Graciously Amid<br />
Cool Pleasant<br />
Surroundings<br />
Ample Fret Parking<br />
in Rear<br />
Management<br />
Mr, and Mrs. J. Gilberl Noon<br />
only 4.dooi- hordtop in thB finest car<br />
|l.,li,l.iv Hciiiin! Iimt i«rik!-Y««<br />
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II.- n|iet! »«i'eji-I i ih.ii I'liiiiinai'*<br />
nil till" ,'nilvenieni'C <strong>of</strong> t<br />
mH,t!. Yiiii nnrr lilt ilif fninl iPai in<br />
liiisnne! Wnrili liilKinp ali.iul?<br />
Well, wail ii!Iyoiiir*tli«"Knikft"'<br />
•'112 Knpin-'. *'»' ' jl1 y u 1IMU '"<br />
l|,P pure hitiiry. then TOirii<br />
knnwif*llicy^<br />
hv fur! Tnkfvntir drive Rfiiin!<br />
nut, in a snrt nl modern<br />
neiMhborhiwd llnnieii and .luliet<br />
Iheme,<br />
Krnesl nnriinine star-, in Ihe lille<br />
role, and is seen as a nnsomeodd<br />
year nlil Bronx huluher who -diiln'l<br />
know love when lie lotind il alter;<br />
loiiij ardiinus eirorls. The roniaiic<br />
is ftindieil by a yoiins lady, lieii.)-.<br />
Blair, whiise life and feaiurns are<br />
iosl ;!?, iliil! ioid iMiinieri'siiiiy ,i><br />
SURF<br />
Thursday, Friday, Siturdiy<br />
Aio'i Mishehaviu' ' i» n liriaht.<br />
iiiiieiol 'i'ecliiiicoliir ciimciiy. >iiir-<br />
HUM Holy I'iiihuiin. I'lner Liiurie,<br />
Seek to Expand<br />
Free Legal Aid<br />
Wildwood Resident on,<br />
State Bar Study Unit I<br />
rn uhrri'<br />
ITillll<br />
PAOB 1 — SiCTiON TWO<br />
aid It ivilllblt Ihreuth ••liHflA<br />
mochlnery. W«yi ini muni ef •«•<br />
tandlng this to cov.r Kit «lal*':<br />
completely will be ieughl by our<br />
fommiltie,"<br />
ny "loA-cniii" sprvk'o, Stsmler ni-"<br />
iil.iini'd thai .uiinv k'Kol aid group*<br />
I'liui^si* indigon! elienu a token fo&^<br />
as low as 25 cents in several W.<br />
hianct'N^lo..ri'miive the ease frets<br />
tlio I'hariiy I'liti^ory.<br />
A ni'ivly.formiMl al iilil toniniil.<br />
Slanovr K.*iid his cnmmlttee will<br />
Thursday, Friday, Saturday<br />
IT iil Ihi^ Neii .hu' Hlalu Har As- pursiii' Its cuiiniy-by«ounty study <strong>of</strong><br />
"KtraieMic Air Command" i* the j ha*, launt'iiyd a .^t<br />
aitl needs durink' the summer<br />
thonderiiiu Blory <strong>of</strong> the niliolooi. sludy<br />
inen aiu! plnnes <strong>of</strong> oui' aioniic air y <strong>of</strong> (lie availability <strong>of</strong> free or and fall, presenting n full report,<br />
iiiin. and their live* anil loves- The iisw.?OM counsel for Uw indigent,<br />
(Urn start .hmii", Hiewan iiii,l .lufie with till<br />
Allywnil.<br />
The »inr,v i« thai .if a iiiM leiiuue<br />
haseUall iiiaycr u ho i« recalled In<br />
service iil the Air Forre, iuid nl lib<br />
wife who (liihls Ihe Air Force for<br />
i pitsNcssiiiii <strong>of</strong> her luishnnil. I'iinii'd in<br />
new VifiaVlsion. the piclore opens<br />
llji a whole new eoili't'pi ill sweep.<br />
iiiM aerial'Phiiii.urapli> and MII'IIIIK<br />
1 iiiiiil <strong>of</strong> makiili! siii-li •prvli't 1<br />
aviiiliiliii* ill i'ii'ry fimnli in tin 4<br />
Tin* riimmiui'i'. lli'aiU 1 , pg p<br />
and rt'Dmnmendalions at the Stale<br />
Bar Association's niid.year meeting<br />
Appoijiie,^ !o tiie committee ,aF®<br />
!:! by iloNt Ariliiir N lane <strong>of</strong> Trenton, *l»<br />
II, stanili-r HI Niniiirk<br />
. imliil- chairman; Kloise Briilht <strong>of</strong> Wil4><br />
I'll liy l.iiini-l P. Krhli' Htiitc Har i wood, secretary; Benjamin Ashell <strong>of</strong><br />
k.nriiilioii pri'Mflent. (iiinilen. .Inhn E. Dirnon <strong>of</strong> Mt, Hoi-<br />
Ooiliniim (he ei.mmllt.M.\ ulii...- . l>" Nichnlas r,innver Endlish <strong>of</strong> New-<br />
.,...' stanilei- isphiincd that lice ark. John F l.ynch Jr., nnd Edward<br />
•.IJIanle („ needv V. Hyaii <strong>of</strong> .lei(,ey city; M. naymonll •<br />
dejemlan!. Ml I'liininal cases, where Menowan ol Freehold, flnil 8,<br />
ihe coiirls ran a**iyn lawyers llnw. Charles Savnna <strong>of</strong> MaekenMek, Mnfr<br />
cier. imiiyctil persons involved in nhall II Diveily <strong>of</strong> Camden, a mem-<br />
riui ^ui|. cannot yet such represeii. ber <strong>of</strong> I lie Association's board <strong>of</strong> dl,<br />
tatitiii csccjil ill rouilticH ,ir liic/ili. rectors, will serve In nil<br />
ual aid -i-rvice is p. i cap. IV,<br />
lick Carsiiii and Mamie Nan liorcii. I "No one should be deprived <strong>of</strong><br />
JET PASSENGER PLANE<br />
IIIIKMIIIS Aircraft CorporaUnn has<br />
Featuring! three new «ona mini- I his legal rights in either civil er annotinri'il that it would buiid lh@<br />
ANTHONY QUINN portrays the uoild'-i mo«.t famous hi rs. an,I a noiliher nl- dance ,!•• | criminal matters because he feels naliiin's lii'sl ji'l passuniier traniiport<br />
j uucilfes, Ihe lilill show. Ihe lives in | that he could not afford a lawyer/' plain'. Thu plane, i'arryln^ as mnn^<br />
bullfighter and Maureen O'Haia is his loselv to stji in 'Ilm'<br />
i 4!',ilip cif entertainers in hoimm I Stamler said. "In several New Jer- a« IIH passrniiers, is i-xpected to lid<br />
iMagmficent Klatador." Filmed in Cinemascope and cnloi liiliiiiill u-ltli eflrli oilier, anil full nl | ley covntlef, particularly In IndiJi. iiblii tii lly nnn.ilop HI SJS miles per<br />
Ihe Twentieth Centun. Fn\ release opened \e«steidnv at the'<br />
Inn and laiiuhter. , trial areas, free or low.€sst legif hour.<br />
Mi and Theatre.<br />
I<br />
Drama <strong>of</strong> Bull<br />
Ring g at Strand<br />
Spectacular l Camera<br />
Werk in'New Film<br />
: I is HI thi> Pin-illi'.<br />
MO0HLVN<br />
Today, Temerrow<br />
"The Hlackbiiard JIIUHIC" i» a lime<br />
ly drama <strong>of</strong> ihe delinquent segnienl<br />
<strong>of</strong> today's youth, and Mars nienn |<br />
Ford and Anne Francis.<br />
Based on ihe sensational beM-velliiiu<br />
novel by Kvan Hunter, ihe slory<br />
tells <strong>of</strong> a yoiiiiu teacher in a meirii,<br />
pnlitaii vocational school who nrids<br />
the cut tin - i.i ni and idiialism wild<br />
tie- which he lieuins his lirst teachlni!<br />
lull iiiriiinu to ashes in the face <strong>of</strong><br />
STRAND<br />
Tsday, Tsmerfew<br />
Fiir UiiiM<br />
mr,.'the liiMilliy. coiiiempt and lirulal.<br />
Th,, iiy he encounters from his sludents,<br />
fiis. Thursday, Friday, Saturday<br />
1 who luivp Hipri<br />
i-ired io Nit with ilu* tluVrinjl<br />
as man mtwU hvn*\ in iht' ->ir<br />
yhallonM*' *>i ihi' bull ring,<br />
Ma^nilU-iont Mnt&dm 1 " itll'cr,- n<br />
Tin*<br />
"Interrupted Melody" N n lyrical<br />
iiicia niiiv,., iiilii the rintijlove .-tory based on Ihe life <strong>of</strong> the<br />
o i-au-h the leriifyini! appi-oach uf | lamed opera star. Marione Lawhe<br />
maddened liea.t on the nialadiir, '• n«'- Kleamir Parker has the lille<br />
Sever before ha* thi* lialiet ol dcaih i'"' 1 '. with cli'im Ford ii' hrr MIH-<br />
i>L'f'n willi Nii<br />
band. Dr. Thonias Kinufor<br />
ni4 kind ui' Hiuhliulitlns! rfiine<br />
t'rea'test inusie. ii till'<br />
Anthony Qimin puriniy^ HH*<br />
ihtis iviih M'iuiri>t>n (VHiira ?r<br />
ihu ^pnjtHl line! iwnuiiful Mf<br />
who ^t't'k? hm nffc<br />
niendahle perforinani'c?. inn from<br />
I he opci'aiic slaue. lull, irnnl ii wheel,<br />
chair where She sil« .Iriclicii . willl<br />
s t i tioiH= Thv Him<br />
iiNo shnws M-viMi <strong>of</strong> Mrsii'uS<br />
nuiiou* niiiUidnr^ pcinmyiiiM<br />
I<br />
Thursday, Fridiy, Saturday<br />
I 'Tin* jjuiiium?" is tht* fiihn<br />
sii^i <strong>of</strong> thu LiHvU nnd Chirk t'sj<br />
liiin him ihi' fi 5 !irt'ii iinft iinkn<br />
Nonlhvt^i t^rrihiry in \hv Iii<br />
uinli-r <strong>of</strong> Um,<br />
Scenes and aiiiu fl'mn clinic iif the<br />
world's greatest operas carry the<br />
>i,iry Sine from the time she leaves<br />
her iiiiilvc Australia .In hecume an<br />
overniyht scusntion in Pacis. throutjh<br />
her career a! the Met, and her baltie<br />
against the crippler which Hneal.<br />
eiicd her life and career.<br />
• PITCI MacMiirray puriniv^<br />
• p:iri uf Ciipi.. Mi'rhvhi'thpr Lu<br />
VILLASI<br />
I liiul Chnrltun Hilton that ui'<br />
Now Flaying<br />
I frii'nd* LUuiii-imnt Clark, Dunnji R<br />
' "Marty" bliilus the lli'nilN In a |i»-<br />
, IN N'ri'ii in the part nf HaCfijawt'n. the 'silUiii uf a real. Ihree^limciisioiial<br />
j place for Ihe lirsi. lime in une uf ihe<br />
iovt'Iy Indian j?ifl whr* iintfincl<br />
' niiist Iciidci' and aniiisiiiM loie slorit-s<br />
\ oi the decade.<br />
The nlil New Y,.rk linroilull "ii'ii><br />
as the backuniiiiiil aua!n>l which the<br />
pathciic romance <strong>of</strong> Iwo petiplt' is<br />
Nineiy-tiglit DtLuxg Hslld y Sedan<br />
field !<br />
LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE<br />
OF OLDSMOBILE "88 1 !<br />
2-Doot S«dan It<br />
r.31<br />
$ 2687"<br />
Stall<br />
an J loci<br />
SKi! f Ptfi.<br />
f ffiir Brfii dosudi wen ih&i* #f rfsiit and bi^y ftyli^<br />
I" "few nmuwJiiB 'mi •! «I(H»I<br />
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ALL THIS , , , AND.YOU! HEAVENLY COLD<br />
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OPENING<br />
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OUR FLANRERS HOTEL SALON NOW OPEN<br />
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FIBRE RUGS w., sn.95<br />
$10.45<br />
Sov. $1,001<br />
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24-Inch Outdoor<br />
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Mia Cut $1,001<br />
ALUMINUM<br />
ICE CHEST<br />
1222 Atlantic Avenue<br />
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Wai $19,25 $17i25<br />
IIO VALVtl<br />
PICNIC BASKET<br />
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1*1<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 29th<br />
me-<br />
TWIN-KISS DRIVE-IN<br />
MacARTHUR BOULEVARD<br />
Somers<br />
Wfh Any purchase Yoi<br />
Opening Day, Wed.,<br />
America's Most famous refreshment drive-in<br />
TWIN-KISS<br />
3 £*<br />
ICE CREAM<br />
2 FLAVORS—2 COLORS IN ONE CONE<br />
«t*o «»rved In plates, quarts, 1/2 gnllon* .<br />
* GtoBnw SflSH *<br />
BURK'S FRANKFURTERS and OTHER DELICIOUS SNACKS<br />
tHere<br />
ON THE HIGHWAYS...<br />
"'to »#|^«il yOU Have you noticed how more and mpre^^m^<br />
fogefher as VVIed/cs' Oh <strong>Ocean</strong> G7y Beach<br />
by Groups at Gateway<br />
Seven organizations have scheduled<br />
benefits for the Gateway Playsouse<br />
within the next two weeks. ,<br />
Organizational benefits for "The<br />
Caine Mutiny Court Marital," which<br />
open3 today, have been set for<br />
Plensnntvillc Synagogue, Tuesday;<br />
Heart Fund, Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 30. and<br />
the Ferauson-f<strong>of</strong>ilio Post 8050, Veterans<br />
<strong>of</strong> Foreign Wars, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Sunday, July 3. »<br />
For "Guys and Dolls," which begins<br />
Its run Tuesday, July 5, Uio following<br />
arc staging bcncflis: Pleasant*<br />
vlllo Klwanis, July S; the Linwood<br />
American Legion Post, July 0; the<br />
Men's Club <strong>of</strong> Temple Emcth Shalom,<br />
Atlantic Clay. July 10, and the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Soroptimlst Club. July 8.<br />
Tickets for the benefit perform<br />
ances arc being sold by members <strong>of</strong><br />
the sponsoring organizations.<br />
Just Seenif So<br />
Frequent cutting doesn't make<br />
your hair grow faster, experts say.<br />
(£0& f ?K : i':$:&'P- ; :«' growing, asprogreaaive biininwwnien team-up with the Telephone<br />
^£ki^;".J#I''fV;ji': ; V';::';'• '/ : ^^' : "0^^pu^^liaaMm|yvw^tom^;COuw«UeaBa^.* • • • • • - ••...' ...<br />
^ft^'f"'"^ !•• *-; ! -vv v! : j^- : .':'-h- Aa^^ai ajr^yl^^ ia^ ypu time or trouble—just look fiw tht<br />
ISljSf;'• v| ; ^-v' : - ? : •.:•• : 'fW^ee^-"0i^ii^0ii,\.^wtef yw?n dotog—ahopping, working,<br />
ifft^mX^'^;y ! k 1 ^SSf*^^*^'|^^S>f##^'flW hftrldy, well-lit phone booths •<br />
Wm^& : ^ :: ' /: \^^ " " " • ••'•" : : •'•• •••:'' ; "'' ; - "••"' •-•<br />
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*<br />
Remit*<br />
users Into a realization <strong>of</strong> perils<br />
to be faced In traffic, particularly<br />
over Fourth <strong>of</strong> July, Attorney<br />
General Graver C. Rlchman Jr.<br />
revealed today that the state ii<br />
arranging for a state-wide tour<br />
<strong>of</strong> the wreckage <strong>of</strong> tho car<br />
which carried five young people<br />
to their death near Somervllle<br />
last week.<br />
Mr. Rlehmon sold the grisly<br />
muss vf metal, almost unrecognizable<br />
as a motor vehicle, has<br />
been loaned to the state and,<br />
through the cooperation <strong>of</strong> the<br />
New Jersey Motor Truck Assocl.<br />
ation. will be carried by truck to<br />
various papulous centers for exhibit.<br />
The exhibit will be aceompained<br />
by a motor vehicle Inspector,<br />
wlio will use a public address<br />
system to tell 1 <strong>of</strong> the worst<br />
multiple-death traffic mishap<br />
since seven died In a Burlington<br />
County crash last July.<br />
Gun Case Held<br />
for Grand Jury<br />
Tavern Owner Posts'<br />
Bail for Shooting<br />
Harry Weyond Sr., North Wildwood<br />
tavern owner, Friday was<br />
plrced under $2,000 boll for action<br />
<strong>of</strong> the grand jury as the result <strong>of</strong><br />
an alleged shooting recently in a<br />
row over the erection <strong>of</strong> a billboard<br />
near his establishment.<br />
The boll was set by Municipal<br />
Judge Henry C. Lapldus, who at the<br />
some time dismissed similar charges<br />
against Weyand's son, Harry Jr., 16;<br />
Kenneth Eystcr, 18, and Charles<br />
Zerbe, 18, nil <strong>of</strong> whom were reported<br />
Involved.<br />
The action resulted from Weyand's<br />
arrest on the complaint <strong>of</strong> florty<br />
Lanza, an employe <strong>of</strong> the Allied Sign<br />
Co., who charged that Weynnd<br />
threatened him with and fired at<br />
htm with a .22 calibre rifle.<br />
Lanza said Weyand demanded to<br />
sec & permit for erection <strong>of</strong> the<br />
sign, which Weyand charged was illegal<br />
Weysnd argued that tho<br />
sign was being erected In violation,<br />
<strong>of</strong> art existing ordinance.<br />
The sign was being erected on a<br />
property across the road from Weyami's<br />
place.<br />
Concert to Replace<br />
Fireworks at Sea Isle<br />
Sea Isle <strong>City</strong> this year will celebrate<br />
a safe and .sane July Fourth.<br />
Mayor William A. Haffert Thursday<br />
announced that the resort wilt not<br />
have tho usual public display <strong>of</strong><br />
fireworks because there Is no place<br />
there where they can bo.safely and<br />
properly set <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
In place <strong>of</strong> the fireworks, a concert<br />
by. the MillviUe Firemen's Band<br />
will be presented on the boardwalk<br />
pavilion at 41st st.<br />
IVlttTHiMG<br />
. • • • # • . . • '<br />
Old Enflllth LAWN SEED<br />
VIGORO Imported PEAT<br />
5)0-5 Michigan PEAT<br />
ESPOMA VERMICtlLlTE<br />
BONE MEAL BOVUNG<br />
• etfrfW SEED MEAL<br />
MUSHROOM SOIL<br />
CRAB GRASS KILLER<br />
WEEDEX ROSE DUST<br />
ALUMINUM SULPHATE<br />
OLD ENGLISH<br />
LAWN SEED<br />
9Bl^BB89ffiS<br />
Food Poisoning<br />
Summer Danger<br />
Doctori Advise Extra<br />
Cleanliness, Care<br />
Summertime—"when the living Is<br />
cosy," as the song. proclaims—is a<br />
time for the relaxation <strong>of</strong> schedules<br />
and tensions. However, it is not the<br />
time for the relaxation <strong>of</strong> caution or<br />
<strong>of</strong> vigilance. Not enly must we be<br />
on guard against foolhardy behavior<br />
which leads to accidental injuries<br />
and death, but we must be alert<br />
against seasonal threats—not the<br />
least <strong>of</strong> which is food poisoning.<br />
The most frequent cause <strong>of</strong> this<br />
type <strong>of</strong> gastrointestinal distress Is a<br />
poison produced by staphylocAceua<br />
germs, which' are vigorous and common.<br />
They thrive at room temperature<br />
In certain foods, especially<br />
meats, cream sauces, dressings such<br />
as mayonnaise, and custard or cream<br />
liui; tries.<br />
The victims <strong>of</strong> infected food experience<br />
nausea, vomiting, diarrhea,<br />
;«imps and prostration. The illness<br />
s seldom very serious or long-lasting.<br />
Protection against food poisoning<br />
demands (1) that scrupulous cleanllless<br />
be indulged in the preparation<br />
>f all foods; (2) that all foods—even<br />
crackers—be kept In scaled .containers;<br />
(31 that only fresh, uncontamlnated<br />
foods be used; and (4)<br />
that foods susceptible to spoilage be<br />
kept under constant adequate refrigeration<br />
until they are to be e.itcn.—<br />
Michael S. Newjohn, M.D.<br />
[200 Pay Honor<br />
y<br />
to Cape Mayor<br />
Gifts for Eldredge<br />
For Civic Service<br />
From halli to hbiU wster—thatL<br />
the sWry ol three Jefferson; MetUcjJ<br />
CoBtf* students working as i"bc»5i<br />
Oiedks" at the resort this «umm«r.<br />
* From the aoholarty dasaroomf<strong>of</strong><br />
thaPhUfld^htoscttSltothocrowdp<br />
o t<br />
ed- beachfront <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
•three umpiring doctors have t<br />
together. • • ,<br />
John Hansoll, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
works daily at the Beach Patrol<br />
headquarters at 10th »t. His buddies,<br />
George Ketohliiig, also <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
and Martin Brehnan, <strong>of</strong><br />
Pottsvllle, handle the duties at Hie<br />
1st and Hth sL stations.<br />
Working u/nrit aid men during<br />
Hi* tummtr I* (living Mi* young<br />
m«n their flrtt, rMl j ol the UWe eight »•» «M fJOT* went toiNotre Djjhj«,.<strong>of</strong> course!<br />
ch^drtara" who wants tier finger<br />
•ach <strong>of</strong> fh# Itiaeh m#dl«" liw-<br />
bamtaseehnnied daUy! the "beach<br />
mrtta^ art prepared for It, .<br />
dlM tbttuVi* to/M catn «f tun-<br />
' lir^g aeMtnto liive occurred bum, spllnttrtV clam shell cuts,<br />
along &e beWiftBllt m fir thliMi.<br />
nouMMdi, and Mi, flit* dally. Thla More than 300 persons attended a<br />
son. , a) thg tboiteh several persona have total will naturally ilncrnse « the testimonial dinner at Cape May Fri-<br />
been treated for shock following crowds «n Me' teaches IncrMM.<br />
day night to honor Mayor Samuel F.<br />
Eldredge;<br />
1st st.<br />
ThrMigheut ttt* tutamw the young<br />
mm Mr* ,0ft duly «yery day 'from<br />
The affair, arranged by the Cham-<br />
The. JefferHViitiMlenh «lv# flrst<br />
ber <strong>of</strong> Commerce, eltcd Mayor Eld-<br />
10 snm. ito • 9. (m. ' , i<br />
•Id only. y Any y accident cce victim reredge<br />
on his 80 years as an attorney<br />
uiring ii expert t oisdlc oisdlcal dll tt« «tten««n<br />
and 12 years as a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Although not required by Jeffer-<br />
ro«h*d * Immediately y local<br />
city's board <strong>of</strong> commissioners. He<br />
son to har# * Job connected wllh<br />
doctor or i is Shore Sh Memorial M Hos-<br />
has been mayor six years.<br />
medicine during the summer, ajl<br />
pital.<br />
three students realize the valuable L.S. Van Horn, Chamber presi-<br />
Brcnnan. HanseU and Itetehllng experience they are gaining that win<br />
dent, presented him wltlt a plaque,<br />
fill nil be <strong>Jun</strong>iors at the phUadel- come In handy In the next two yean<br />
whlllB Albert M. Ash. president <strong>of</strong><br />
phla school when they return in when their studies tend to get<br />
the County Bar Association, and<br />
Mayor Jean Anderson, <strong>of</strong> the USO<br />
practical ex-<br />
September and-all have been In the away from the classroom and into<br />
Center, presented him with citations.<br />
same classes the past two years. All mare practical work In hospitals.<br />
perience alsng medical line*.<br />
Lawrence H. Eldredge, Philadcl.<br />
ire members <strong>of</strong> Hhl Chi, medical The medics' oho complaint Is phln" attorney and cousin <strong>of</strong> the<br />
All three future doctors find their raternlty.<br />
minor one. Final exams nt Jefferson mayor, vyns the speaker. He re<strong>of</strong><br />
Copt May ^<br />
work Interesting so far, although it To carry the similarity Just a Httlo ended <strong>Jun</strong>e 16 and they were on viewed Mayor Eldrcdgo's life and A company <strong>of</strong> 100<br />
Is quite a contrast to the routine in •flrthor, both HanseU and Relchllng duty <strong>Jun</strong>e 18) But what would they eulogized him as an "Inspiration to rived at thi Coisl<br />
medical school, Whither iff a fright- 'id their undergraduoto work at Uie do with a day <strong>of</strong>t*?.Probably take a all who know him".<br />
Center at apt '<br />
ened, crying youngster with a piece Jnlverslty <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania. And busman's holiday'* to the beach Congressman, T. M(Het Hand was Iln the. summer^reitew<br />
<strong>of</strong> the boardwalk In his foot, or one frennan? With a narfio like that he anyway. • -\ ,<br />
toastnuuter.<br />
program.<br />
Many Benefits Slated | Gruesome Wreck to<br />
be State Display<br />
In an effort to shock highway<br />
w *'<br />
The,men will<br />
<strong>of</strong> a eoneontrnta Htmi<br />
reeruit training MhMulZb<br />
ship and small anus ut^<br />
center will hmdie orty<br />
whb have tad no '<br />
past.<br />
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Murphy: "What's that hump on<br />
your chest, Pat?"<br />
Pat (in a whisper): "Dynamite.<br />
Vm waltln' for Casey. Every time he<br />
meets mo ho slops me on the chest<br />
and breaks me pipe. Next time he<br />
docs It, hell blow his hand <strong>of</strong>f."<br />
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